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New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
Art Relic, Lost 23O Years,
 To Be Brought to America

New York, May 2 LP--A genuine Vcrmeer De Delft, for 23o years q lost picture, will soon join Americas growing collection of old master. Re gently unearthed in Russia, it Way sold in Berlin to the Paris repre- sentative of Duveen brothers, and will await in Paris this summer it's fall importation to the United States
 Inquiry today at Duven brothers elicited confirmation of cabled dis patches from Berlin but it was said the price paid was $30o,00o and not 350,o00 marks.
 The painting is a portrait of a young woman," the discovery of which brings the definitely known paintings by this Dutch seventeenth century master to 4o, of which 12 are already in this country.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
SACCO-V -VANzETTI
 LOSE ON APPEAL
Are Denied New Trial by Mass.
 State Supreme Court

Boston, May F LPl-The full bench Of the supreme court today overruled exceptions brought by the defense in the trial of Niccola Sacco and Bartoltmeo Vanzetti, convicted in 1921 of the murder of paymas- ter and his guard in South Braintree.
 New Trial Denied.
 The decision Of the highest state tribunal denies a new trial of a case which has attracted worldwide at tention since the arrest of Sacco and yanzetti after the shooting of Fred erick A. Parmenter, paymaster of the Slater and Merrill Shoe Com pany, and Al}esandro Berardelli, his guard, in 1920 during a payroll rob bery.
 Radical organizations in this coun- try and abroad rallied to the defense of Sacco and Vanzetti, both avowed radicals, and fund Of $2S2,000 was raised for the purpose. In 1924. Judge Webster Thayer, who presid- ed at the trial in Norfolk superior court, set aside motions for, q new trial, and bills of exceptions were ar gued before the supreme court in January of this year. In his argu- ment William c. Thompson. chief Of defense counsel maintained that the men had been tried mot as murder CTS, but as radicals"
 While motions for q new trial were pending radical demonstrations in the interests of Sacco and Vanzetti occurred In various cities of Europe, Mexico and South America. In one bomb outrage, thc Paris residence or Myron T. Herricl, United States am- bassador to France, was damaged and the ambassador himself narrow iy escaped injury. Propaganda des- cribing the defendants as men Doomed to die for their opinions. '" was broadcast by radical agencies.
 Identified By Witnesses.
 sacco, a shoe worker of South Stoughton. and Eanzetti, a Plymouth fish peddler. were identified by wit nesses at the trial as two members of a gang of five which carried out the payroll robbery. Circumstantial evidence figured largely in the prose- cution.
 In taking exceptions to the su- preme court defense counsel stressed the claim that the radical beliefs of the accused has been taken Into account at their trial.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
CHICAGO'S SCANDALS
 ARE BEING lJNEARTHED
Pardon and Parole Crookedness Data Will Be Given to Conference
 Tomorrow.

Chicago, Ray R}-Evidence dealing with state pardons and pa roles, obtained in the special crime investigation here and in the State vile prison inquiry at Joliet. will be co-ordinated at a conference of prosecutors here tomorrow.
 In announcing the conference, Oscar Carlstrom, state attorney gen. eral who is aiding States Attorney Robert E. Grove. here declared I've intend to dig up the very bottom of the pardon and parole scandal and clean it up"
 The conference will be attended by Mir. CarIstrom. Mir. Grove and States Attorney Rehn of Joliet. who is in charge of the grand jury invcs- tigating the murder of Deputy War den Klein by seven escaping con- victs last week.
 Assistant States Attorney Austin of Joliet said the grand jury there planned to investigate reports that prison made furniture and other ar ticles were being sold by companies in which state officials were inter- estod.
 Reports of alleged favors accord cd convicts at the prison 'honor farm" may be investigated by the Joliet jury this week. it was indi- cated. Rumors have been in circu- lation that conyicts on the farm have been allowed 10 leave at nights, have frequented road houses and ap- peared on Joliet streets.
 While the jury was hearing the testimony Of several convicts and prison officials yesterday search con- tinued for Charles Duschowsl1i and James Price. the only uncaptured members of the sextet which es- capped after killing Deputy Warden Klein.
 State Attorney Rhen considers the escape plot knowledge of Nathan Leopold, Jr., one of the slayers of Bobby Franks, too trivial to take him before the grand jury. However the coroncr's jury investigating Klein's death. indicated it would like to question Leopold. who claims he refused an opportunity to flee with the convicts.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
WEAF Station Now Is
 With Separate Concern

New York. May 12 LP-The radio broadcasting activities heretofore carried on by the broadcasting de- partment of the American Telephone and Telegraph company under the designation of WEAF'. will be incor- porated, effective May E, under the name of the Broadcasting Compah5 of America,
 Officials of the Telephone com- pany announced today that because of the growth of the hroadcasting business it had been deemed adyisa- bit to have it handled by a separate company. The personnel of the new company will be composed chiefly of the present WEAF organization.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
Flu Sufferers
 Take Tanlac

Has flu left you more dead than alive? Let Tanlac pick you righr up and put you back in fighting shape again. Your system needs just such d natural tonic. Thou sands of other men and women who were weak and rundown after flu. are now happy and viz orous again. Dizziness. weakness, wobbly knees, heavy feet, no long CT bother them.
 Natural in action, because nat ural in its ingredients, Tanlac re- yitalizes the blood, tones up the di- gestive organs and invigorates the whole system. IL is compounded from natures own storehouse of herbs, barks and roots.
 As an added prccaution, keep your bowels open with mild-acting Tanlac Vegetable Pills.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12

ta's first aerial tea" several thous- and feet above the city tomorrow, when Mrs. Roscoe Turner, wife of Captain Roscoe Turner, noted air pilot, will be host in gigantic Sikorsky airplane, piloted by her husband, it was announced today Tea and tarts will be the principal items on the menu, and they will be served by a waiter from the Bilt- more hotel.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12

A slick program Of piano music came from WBZ. the performer be- ing unidentified, We heard the nams several times. but We couldn't spell it if our life depended upon it, It would be a good word for the Herald" spelling contest. and if it were used. we'd bet nobody would go 10 Washington. One of the num- bers was Improvisation, It was q highly glorifed rendition of several popular melodies, played in chum- my maner. Sometimes the artist sounded as if he were playing with one finger. We wish to compliment WBZ on it's excellent transmission last evening. We enjoyed it. in spite Of the fact that the station faded once in a while.
 We hit into KDIiA for it's mid night revue. but found that this sta ton was doing the heavy disappear ing act about once in every two minutes. Dance music was offered and there were several popular songs. but our ears received to much of q strain and we found ourself fol- lowing the melody down into the loud speaker several times, To keep from getting our neck caught in the dcuced thing, we left that station.
 
 We heard dance music from WKC, Washington. We know the Hotel Mayflower orchestra was playing, but the music was new stuff to Ills, and it wasn't played in very hot style, so We didn't stay long. When the station came in, it came in, but when it didn't there was heavy em- phasis on that fact.
 
 And so. hoping to see you either Thursday, Friday or Saturday, in behalf of the company and myself ] wish 10 thank you. Good afternoon! That's ,lIl for today, thanks.
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New Britain herald., 1926-05-12

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New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
CHANGE IN MAIL SERVICE
Improvement Made Possible By In- auguration of Air Transportation
 Between Chicago and Fort Worth.

Mail service between New York and the east and points in Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri was advanced 24 hours beginning today, according to an announcement re- ceived by Postmaster II. F. Erwin, because of the inauguration of daily service on the air route from Chica- go to Fort Worth. Texas, by way of Moline, Ill., St. Joseph and Kansas City, Mo, and Oklahoma City, Okla. This route will connect with the air mail route between New York and Chicago.
 The schedule calls for a plane leaving Chicago at a. m., and ar irving at Fort Worth in 8 little less than F hours. By this system let ter leaving New York Monday night at s o'clock will be in Kansas City before noon on Tuesday and in any place in Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas by Wednesday morning.
 The postmaster has also been ad- viscd that the government will open q model post office at the sesqui- centennial in Philadelphia. Whcr" visitors can see all the modern ap- pIiances and methods of handling mail. X visitors gallery will be provided where letters can be mail ed and their travels through big city post office watched from the same point. Tins post office will be conducted under the postal depart mont in Philadelphia for the benefit of visitors, and New Britain peopl" visiting the exposition can obtain their mail there by having 1t ad- dressed as follows: Care of Model Post Office. office sesqui-centcnnial international exposition, Philadel- phia, Pa"
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
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New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
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 Kellogg's ALL-BRAN brings sure relief because it IS l0096 bran. As it journeys through the body its fiber remains un- changed. Doctors call it a bulk food.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
OPEN MAILS TO MERCURY Injunction Is Granted Restraining
 ( ID.
New From Enforcing Ban

New York, May 12-Federal Judge Mack yesterday granted an injunc- ton restraining Postmaster General New and Postmaster Kiely from en- forcing the order prohibiting the transmission through the mails of the American Mercury" for April, In which Herbert Asbury's article "Hatrack" appeared.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
WILL BUY OLD RELICS

Washington. May 12 lP-The old Royd collection of Lincoln relics housed in the building in which the Civil war president died after being shot in the old Ford theater across the street. will be purchased by the government for $5o,000 under a con- gressional act signed by President Coolidge.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
SCOTT DENIED NEW TRIAL
Gets 10 Years For Robbery; Awaits
 Fate on Murder Charge

Fate on Murder Charge
 Chicago, May PA new trial was denied Robert Scott yesterday and he was sentenced to prison for 10 years by Judge Emanuel Eller for the robbery of @ druggist in 1924.
 Scott is 10 be tried June IS for the murder of Joseph Maurer, clerk in another drugstore, for whose death his brother. Russell, was found guilty and sentenced to be hanged. Russell was saved by an insanity plea and is now in an asylum.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12

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New Britain herald., 1926-05-12

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New Britain herald., 1926-05-12

AERIAL TEA PARTY
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-30
ASSURES
COP. CONTROL

AUGUSTA, Me-, Nov. 3O.-Maine
has shaken off the cloak of the
Ku Klux Khan and has assured re-
tention of Republican control of the
United States Senate.
These two facts, political OBJ
servers said. stood forth today as the
result of the election Of Arthur r.
Gould, business man, of Pressure
Isle, a Republican. to the United
States Senate over Fulton j. Red
man, Democrat, a lawyer, of Els
worth. by majority of about $4,000
votes.
First cigar salesman, then a
potato farmer, a builder Of railroads,
a lumberman. a pioneer in the great
north country of ACKNOWLEDGMENT
vast potato belt--Gould entered poll.
tics practically unknown, except to
his friends and business associates.
He was repudiatcd by the governor
of Maine, a Republican, because he
and his friends were alleged to have
exceeded the legal campaign expendi-
ture allowance question disap.
proved by a State probe, but yet to
come before Senator Reeds cam
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-30
U.S.. Liquor Smugglers
Forming New Bases
Of Supply

American liquor snugglers
are beginning to abandon the
Bahama Islands as a base of
supply, according to reports to
the Treasury today.
For the last year the dis
tiIlers in the Bahamas have
been selling American SNUG
glers favored alcohol labeled
everything from johnnie Walker
to Mumm's Extra Dry.
Rum runners finally detected
the flim-flam and are estab-
fishing their sources of supply
in other quarters.
Treasury agents said that
the smugglers were cutting"
the alcohol mixture a few
times, running it to the United
Statee where it got several
other water treatments before
it reached the consumer.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-30
FEDERAL employees
TO PLAN LEGISLATION

The winter legislative campaign
of the Federation of Federal EN-
ployes will be launched at a meet
ing at 8 o. m. today under the
auspices of the joint conference on
retirement, of which Robert H. Al.
corn is chairman.
The federation leaders have adj
vanced three main legislative pro-
posals on which they hope to Sc
cure Congressional action. These
deal with liberalization of the elassi-
fication act. uniform sick leave and
uniform annual leave which cannot
be curtailed by bureau chiefs.
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us. TRADE With
!. s. A. GAINS
By ROBERT 5. THORNBURGH


Ranking third as a Atorehouse
fbr raw materials to keep indus.
tries of the United States running
South America will furnish this
country with a wide range !.
PRODUCTS in 1926, valued at approx
ihaately $544, 495. 900. according to
estimates by the United States De
uHrtment of Commerce.
This figure, which exceeds last
year by $4,000, 900. discloses that
for the year South America ill
sell to the United States about
fee,00O, 900 more goods than this
country exports to the same terri
tbry.
1.-THE commercial and political re-
lAtionship. between South America
aid United States is chiefly char
acterized by the fact that 85 er
cbnt of the goods imported by this
country from the south is dirty
flee.
According to present figures
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-30
women HOPE: To
OUTLAW WAR
BY international News Service

NEW YORK. Nov. 30.--Elght ma
tional women's organizations, aided
by friends Of peace Of many other
nations, will continue their cam.
paign to outlaw war in the second
conference on the cause and cure
Of war, to be held here December
) to 10.
After nearly two years Of hard
work. the committee believes thar
from this conference will emerge
the hoped for union program and
definite plans for united action,
says an announcement under the
name of Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait,
chairman of the organization.
The agenda for the conference
includes d discussion Of the causes
Of insecurity Of nations, the status
OF world disarmament proposals,
military preparedness, the League
of Nations. and the American for
eign policy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-30

paign fund investigators. He was
denounced by the K. X. K. and it
was stated that the Khan had thrown
its support to Redman.
But the 70-year-old millionaire in
spite of this opposition swept every
county in the State. 1t was the
deathknell OF the Khan as a political
factor in Maine. said political ex
perts.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-30

A novel scrubbing implement re-
sembles a flatiron and contains
grooved rollers that revolve as 1t
is pushed In either direction.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-30

Eggs can be beaten in q new box
across which Is q slotted plate by
shaking 1t.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-30

manufacturers in United States will
export to South America to the
value Of about $434. 1891 900 this
year, a gain OF $50 100000 over
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The Washington times., 1926-07-24
WAGNERIAN OVERTURE
OPENS THE CONCERT

The. overture from Wagner's
"Rienzi," the first opera the great
master ever wrote, will be the
opening number OF the Philharmonic
concert. It might be interesting to
know that Wagner attempted to
sell this opera in Paris. One i'm
pressario told him he liked the
idea and would buy it provided
Wagner would consent to let some
one else set it to music. AS mat.
ter of fact "Rienzi' isn't very
Wagnerian as an opera. But the
overture is a great concert piece
for the orchestra and has the first
symptoms of what Wagner was to
do to music before he finished his
career.
Grieg's "Peer Gynt'' suite No. 1,
will be the main feature of the
program, the four sections of the
suite taking the place OF the usual
symphony. These are Morning,
"Ase's Death" "Anitra's Dance"
and 1.-THE Hall of the Mountain
Kings"-the musical settings of four
periods in the classic Scandinavian
legend.
MARCH SLAV"
OF TSCHAIKOWSKY
Tschaikowsky' March Slav" will
open the second part of the phil
harmonic concert. This Is a march
composed in the general concert
manner in which the old Russian
national anthem is used and which
carry on their excavations. Outside
of WCAP and its relayed WEAF
endeavors, there was nothing that
could be tuned with comfort.
The Washington times., 1926-07-24
LOCAL PROGRAMS
TONIGHT
Observation-Disclosures

TONIGHT
WRC-WashinRtOn-
t1:5s a. m.--Arlington time sig
Is noon-EppiSs .i TSrest :, Tf tSs
Homer L. Kilt Piano Company.
D. NV. Spencer Tupman,s
Hotel MayfloweE Orchestra. broad
cast 40 from msn the aGsfa Ms scores.
6:45 .. m.-Bible talk by Page
Mex. Etchison, religious work dlrec
tor. Y. M. C. A., under the auspices
OF the Organized Bible Class Ass7-
D. m.--Irving Boernstein's Hotel
washington Orchestra. broadcast
from the Hotel Washington.
7:25 p. m.--Stadium Pnlihafmonlc
Conductor. broadcast with stations
WIZ and WGY from the Lewlsohn
Stadium in New York; OVertutse
to "Risnst' tWagSner!; s,ay eer H snh
italy 1Charpentier); Waltz. Tales
from the Vienna Woods q. Strauss:
$3.50 .. m.-The Kilt Hour OF
Music broadcast from the studios
A IL .. m.--John slaughter and his
Hotel Powhatan Ro sao,,, Ga rae Roof
Garden of the Hotel Powhatan.
WMAL-WaShington--212
D, m.-A Moran and his Wis
teria Orchestra, in an hour OF Din"
uer dance music.
o. m.-James Roosevelt Armour
Trio.
SUNDAY
WCAP--WashIngtOn-469
II D. yn.-Service from Calvary
Baptist Church of Washington. Rev.
z. w. Gibbons, pastor. will preach.
m.--Outdoor service at the
Peace Cross, Washington Cathedral.
The Rev. Arson Phelps Stokes.
d. D., canon of Washington, VIII
SEQ to Sis p. m.-Program from
the Capitol Theater, New York city.
under direction of Major Edward
SIS to s:4s p. m.-"Atwater
Kent Radio Hour" from New York
city.
Of Music presented through courtesy
OF the Emerson Drug Company,
Baltimore, Md.