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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-21

animation and that the case had been
sent to the grand jury.
1t developed that Assistant United
States Attorney Given was convinced
that Brown had no connection with
the robbery, however, and nolle pross-
ed the case Following the exOnera-
ton of Brown by the Federal prose-
cutor, the Post Office suspension was
lifted and he was restored to duty.
Inspector Henry G. Pratt, chief Of
detectives, estimates the value of the
recovered jewelry at about $4,000. In
vestigation of reports Of several rob-
berries Smith admits having committed
led police to suspect a number of in
nocent persons. Detective Fred A.
Sandberg. identification expert of the
Police Department, suspected they
were being committed by Smith. how
ever. knowing he had been released
from prison and recalling similarity
in the two series Of robberieS.
Only in two of the score or more
homes visited by the burglar was the
intruder seen by occupants. Miss Ella
May Sullivan. 1920 Nineteenth street,
was awakened by him about O'Clock
the morning Of September and kept
perfectly quiet as he moved about her
room. She thinks he was in the house
fully an hour, and was relieved when
he took his departure, overlooking ex-
pensive silverware and other property
and taking only a small sum of
money.
At the residence OF Mrs. Ira A.
Davis, 1897 Sixteenth street. he threat
ened the life of Mrs. Davis If she made
an outcry, jumped through a window
and escaped before police could be
summoned.
Included in the list of property re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-21
NEGRO C0NFESSES
TO%,0DO ROBBERY
Accused Mail Carrier, Com.
pIeteIy Exonerated, Is Re-,
stored to Duty.

Elmer Ellsworth Brown. SO years.
Capitol Heights, Md, mail carrier,
was given a complete exoneration of a
charge of HOUSEKEEPING by William
Smith, colored, who yesterday con-
fessed the robbing Of the apartment
OF Mrs. 4. 3. Mcdonald, in the Wyo-
ming. Brown had previously been
given exoneration by Assistant United
States Attorney Ralph Given, who had
entered a nolle pros of the charge
filed against him in connection with
the police investigation of the apart
ment robbery.
Brown had been released on a bond
of $1,000 for his appearance, his ar
rest having resulted from the finding
Of papers taken from Mrs. Mcdonald S
apartment in a mail truck he oper.
ated. It was enormously reported
yesterday that he had waived an ex-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-21
Eldridge's Power
To Revoke Permits
Upheld in Court

Traffic Director Eldridge's power
to revoke permits to drive auto
mobiles was upheld in the District
Supreme Court yesterday when
Justice Wendell P. Stafford grant
ed a motion of Assistant Corpora
ton Counsel r. L. Williams to dis.
miss the case Of Gennoske Higashf.
Milton F. Barrett. counsel for the
Japanese. noted an appeal to the
Court of Appeals.
Higashi's permit was revoked
following his arrest on a charge
of driving while intoxicated. Short
ly after this Attorney Barrett filed
a petition for an injunction to pre-
vent the revocation of the permit.
and Assistant Corporation Counsel
Williams pointed out that the
court lacked power to prevent the
enforcement of an act of Congress
by the District authorities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-21
ORM|STON REFUTES
HAHN CONFESSIONS
He Never Met Coast Lawyer,
Evangelist Not "Miss K"
Chicago Paper Quotes.
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, September 2l.-The Chi
cago Herald and Examiner today an
nounced a statement signed by Ken
. meth G.. OrmistOn. missing radio opera
tor in the Aimee Semple Mcpherson
case at Los Angeles, declaring con
fessions" reported to have been made
In his name by Attorney S. S. Hahn
Of Los Angeles TO be entirely fraudu-
. lent.
II have never had the pleasure of
meeting this man." he was quoted.
Every statement he has made con
corning me IS untrue"
f.. VI. S. Martin, Chicago lawyer.
, Yesterday issued a statement on be-
half Of Ormiston in which it was as
serted 1.-The woman who occupied the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-21

covered at Smiths home in South
Washington was a valuable gold
watch, belonging to Senior Don j.
Rafael Oreamuno, Costa Rican min
lister, that was stolen from his home
at 1880 Nineteenth street.
Detectives are still making the
rounds of the city with the prisoner In
an effort to determine the extent OF
the work of the confessed burglar. and
Smith probably will be arraigned IN
Police Court before the end of the
week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-21

Carmel bungalow was positively not
Mrs. Mcpherson" and announcing
that under certain circumstances the
evidence Of Miss X'' would be pro-
duced.
The attorney did not disclose the
radio operators whereabouts.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30
PARSONS HARTFORD

Ina Claire, foremost of American comedicnnes, in a crook comedy de- scribed by Professor William Lyon Phelps, of Yale university, as the most brilliant play in New York" opens at Parsons theater tonight for a short engagement in Frederick Lonsdale's The Last of Mrs. Chey- ney." Miss Claire is now a Charles Dillingham; star, which gives her added distinction and prestige in this city. Her play ran an the pie ture feature. Danny Moore is one of those ideal" policemen which movie directors seem to take such delight in putting on the screen. There have been a number of photoplays of this type in which the hero cop in question was almost too good to be true. Danny Moore does not present this saccanrine quality. Duke Wornc, who directed The Pride of the Force," has done a very good job with his hero police man. Arthur Hoerl wrote the story for the screen and evolved a very real person out of the redoubtable Danny.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30
DR, VAN DYKE WILL BE
 INSTALLED OCTOBER 8
Former New York Clergyman to Take Over Litchfcld South
 Association Work.

Washington, Conn, Sept. 80 (P) Rev. Dr. Tertius Van Dyke. who came to the First Congregational church here as pastor will be for mally installed over the church by the Litchield South Association on October s.
 Dr. Van Dyke resigned from the pastorate of Park avenue Presby- terian church to come here out of preference for a small town as the place for his religious labors.
 He preached his first sermon here on June 20 and his subject was "The Twin Ideals of Freedom and Service" His resignation from his New York charge was effective on September 1.
 The Congregational church here dates back to 1741 when band of settlers came together for re- ligious worship and in a log cabin held their first service. The church built in 1754 was burned in 1900. and the rebuilt church was opened on Thanksgiving day, 1901. Recon- struction was carried through with spire and belfrey added in 1910.
 At the installation the Rev. Dr. Henry Van Dyke. father of the pastor; Rev. Dr. H. G. Moncdon- hall, Rev. pr. Paul Van Dyke, Rev. Theodore F. Savage. Rev. Theodore Peck and Rev. J. T. Carney will take part,
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30
Gamblers Accused of
 Poisoning Race Horses

Aurora, H., Sept. 30 Pl-The death of two of the four horses pois- oned to effect a gambling coup at the Aurora racetrack two months ago was the work of Charles Davis, of Dayton, Ohio, and Earl Clark of Cleveland, by testimony of two con- tessed confedcrateS of Clark and Davis at the opening of the latter's trial here.
 Both Ernest Levere of Toronto and Frank Marion of Utica, N. Y, repeated to the court their admis- sions of part in the plot but main- tained that the other Ohio men were responsible for the killing of Apol- osy and Elizabeth K. They under stood, they said that the thorough breds were to be fed only enough drugs to slow them up so fifth en- try would win.
 F. c. Young, business man who claimed he was the victim of gam bl rs, was summoned from Charles ton, w. Va, as another witness against Davis. Clark has not been arrested.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30
Million Dollar Fund
 Tn Memory of Burbank

Stanford University Calif., Sept. 30 CP) - A nationwide movement to establish a million dollar Luther Burbank foundation 10 carry on the work of the famous plant cul- turist who died recently, has been started.
 Stanford university had planned to carry on the work of plant de- velopment, at the scientists re- quest, insofar as the university would be able with available funds. The chamber of commerce of Scbastopol. California, where MT. Burbank had his plant farm and laboratory, yesterday made the suggestion that the entire country be allowed to participate in the establishment of the foun- dation and Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur. president of Stanford, has approved the suggestion.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30
THE BAT" AT CAPITOL

If you would have your hair curled into permanent wave. if you want to gnaw off all your fingernails, if you want palpitation of the heart, hysteria, general conniptions and many high nervous laughs, go to the { Capitol today, Friday and Saturday and see the Roland West screen pro- duction of The Bat"
 The advice should be taken only by seekers for real high powered en- tertainment, who are prepared to see what the tremendous resources of the motion picture can do to inter- pret the famous and perennial Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hop wood stage success, which played as long as two years in one theater with the limited staging of a legitimate show to give it atmosphere. Now in the film, all limits of physical nature have been swept away. and the story romps along in four di- mensions.
 The companion feature will pre- sent an excellent photoplay in the presentation of Don Juan's Three Nights" a fast moving interesting tale of the Riviera and romantic Budapest. Lewis Stone and Shirley Mason have the leading roles. The shows are continuous daily and an excellent musical setting will be of fered by the Capitol orchestra.
 In keeping with its policy of offer ing the biggest photoplay successes 1t all times, the Capitol will offer another sensational photoplay begin hing next Sunday night for four Gays. It is "The Road to Mandalay,' Chaney's greatest effort to date and in which he is supported with a cast hat includes such popular players
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30
Harris Thinks Yankees
 Will Cop World Title

Washington, Sept. 30 P}-Stanloy Harris, who won a world series championship with his Washington American league team in his first year as manager doesn't think Ro- gers Hornsby of the St. Louis Car dinals can duplicate his feat.
 "Tho Tanks for mine" he said to- day in discussing the approaching series. q look for them to be su- perior to the Cards in hitting strength and also believe they will show in Waite Hoyt the best pitcher of the championship games.
 "Furthermore, I believe their fam iliarity with both playing fields will give the Yankees a considerable ad- vantage. A club unused to the field in Yankee stadium can find a pack of trouble there."
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30

make of it. We turned down the A battery supply as low as possible and then listened to Think, Love, oi Me" as sung hy Robert Westling, baritone.
 WEAF, New York. was another station which surprsied us with its volume. The Palais dor orchestra astounded us with it's graceful handling Of several popular dance tunes. Interference was out of luck. Why Do You Roll Those Eyes? ?" Roses of Picardy," a beautifully presented number, arranged for trombone and trumpet, Valencia" and a paraphrase on the melodies of stephen Foster. including Old Folks at Home" Uncle Ned" and others, were presented.
 And now we must leave. Let us make mention Of other stations we heard, which came through with great volume, WBZ. Springfield, of course; WBNY. New York; WLWL, New York; KDKA. Pittsburgh; WNJ, Newark, loulcst of all, and WDk, Chicago, 10 say nothing Of CHYC, Montreal and CNRO, Otta- Wa.
 That's all for today, thanks!
 P. E. L.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30
Marie Insists She Is
 To Visit America

Bucharest, Rumania, Sept. 30 P Persistent rumors published abroad to the effect that differ ences In the royal family would prevent Queen Marie's trip 10 the United States met with positive de- nial today from q most authorita- tive source in the Rumanian court.
 The queen and her party, it was stated will leave Bucharest Satur- day for Paris. sailing from Cher bourg October 12 on the Loviathan, as originally announced.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30
as Lois Moran. Henry B. Walthall. and Owen Moore.
 Reserved loge seats are now sell ing
"sHoW-OFF" AT PALACE.

l Picturegoers who are wont to
 complain that the movies are not
 true to life, will have little fault to
 find with the new Paramount pie ture, "The Show-Off," which opened | today at the Palace.
 Based on the popular play by George Kelly. "The Show-Of" brings to the screen a familiar American character and a typical American | family-real, human, everyday folks. There are no spectacular sets, no stagey thrills, no forced realism just the natural humor, the simple drama and the poignant pathos that make up the ordinary lives of hu- manity's masses.
 The plot concerns a breezy, ire pressible railroad clerk to whom boasting is as natural as breathing. Though he talks like a combination of Rockefeller and Vanderbilt he actually earns but S22 a week. That however, doesn't prevent him from marrying a very pretty girl, who be- lieves everything he says and adores him. His wife's family see through his cheap bragging and treat him with the contempt that he deserves, but he is absolutely insult proof Naturally his loose tongue and blus- tering ways get him into all sorts of difficulties.
 On the program are also five acts Of select vaudeville. But and Flea nor Coll in Youth and Talent;T Grant Kimball, known as one Of the finest tenors on the American vau- deville stage; Jimmy Ryan 6, Co.,, in the comedy skit Ten Dollars" and Joe Young in Say It With Apples, !" and the Five Avalons make a very entertaining program.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30
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VALENTINO AT LYCEUM

The late Rudolph Valentino, ap- bearing in one of his best produc- tions, "The Conquering Power" opened at the Lyceum this after hoon to continue the remainder of the week. In this Rex Ingram pro- Auction Valentino played opposite Alice Terry. This not only is one of the stars best pictures, but also It is probable that 1t is one of the last in which he will be offered.
 The companion feature at the Lyceum is Winning the Futurity," g. thrilling story of the race track, with Cullen Landis and Clara Hor- ton supported by a. splendid cast. The girl in the story is threatened with the loss of her old home and racing stables unless she pays a bill of S100,000 in IS months. De- spite this, she spurns the atten- lions of the man holding the mort gage and remains true to her childhood sweetheart, a boy from the mountains.
 Then too, the Lyceum presents
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30

was some sort of an informal studio
 party going on at that time and the station had all the volume of WIZ.
 Request numbers were being fur
 nished by Ralph Emerson at the or gan. and others. There was lot of good natured tiapdoodle by several people grouped around the mike, who should receive medals for being able 10 talk the most and say the least of anyone on the air. It's shame 10 waste good electrical cur rent on the poorest variety of puns, but it was entertaining in a meas ure.
 XIV, Chicago, away up in the code, suffered considera bly. There was slight static up there when we tuned in and a Xylophone solo sui fered in proportion. We didn't even hear the name, since KYW was one Of the stations not imbued with a great degree of ambition
 WDRC, New Haven, upheld the honor of the Nutmeg state by com ing through loud and clear without a bit Of distortion. Broadcasting was being carried on from the New Haven radio show, and we listened |. to the Bolton-Cipriano orchestra, an | orchestra well known in this city, | as it played a Yale medley for its ! final selection.
 WJAz, Chicago, was another sta- ton which defled the laws of some- ! thing or other and came through ! with diaphragm splitting power. It was an unprecedented occurrence . and we didn't quite know what to
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30
Melts Away Every
 Freckle in 4Days
New Discoyery-Wonderful Cream Easy To Use and Axclrod's Phar- macy, Crowcll's Drug Store, and Fair Drug Dept. Says Money Back If E1yte Fails.

Just what you have been wishing for, grls-the ugly spots that you have long been trying to get rid of will quickly dissolve-and you can watch them speedily melt away.
 And after every freckle has gone your skin will be cleaner, fairer and more youthful looking than ever be- fore.
 Start today to banish these blem- ishes that mar your beauty. Axel- rods Pharmacy, Crowelrs Drug Store, the Fair Drug Dept. and live druggists everywhere are selling lots of it. Just ask for Flyte-it is in expensive,
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30

Normal school. says In an article in the Sociology Journal of the University of Chicago on the effects on the home Of higher education of women.
 Woman has not been unfitted for marriage and a home because she obtained a college education, but has become more able to make a home through the higher learning, pr. Scott said.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30
Trans.Continental Dawn
 to Dusk Flight Planned

San Diego. Cal. Sept 30 R- Plans for a transcontinental dawn so dusk flight by squadron of six marine corps airplanes in which it IS hoped the New York to San Fran, cisco flight time of Lieutenants Rus- sell Maughan will be reduced. were outlined today by Major Ross Row. ell. commander Of the marine corns aviation expeditionary group at North Island
 The squadron will take wing from Quantico, Va.
 The flight, Major Rowell hopes, will be attempted within the next month
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30
THEATER IS BURNED

Bowling Green, Ohio. Sept. 80 d41 Fire destroyed the Delmar the- ater building here yesterday caus- ing a loss Of more than s1oo,ooo. Miss Viola Coy suffered a broken arm when she fell in making her escape from her apartment on an upper floor.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30
Believes "Old Maid"
 Class Is Passing

Chicago, Sept. 30 Op - The old maid" is disappearing, thanks to higher learning, Dr. Nancy l.. Scott, of the Kalamazoo. Michigan.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30
Does "Yellow Mask"
 Veil Your Teeth ?

YOU look at your teeth. YelloWl l Brush and brush as you will you cannot lose that yellowsh tinge-why!
 In your saliva is ''liquid cement known as Calculus. It glues to your teeth, then hardens into a glassy mask. Ordinary dentifrices cannot remove it frequently they thickenit. This mask is tricky. Though hard and slippery, it is also an absorbent drinks in coffee, tobacco and food stains like a blotter absorbs ink. These give it that yellowish tinge.
 Your dentist knows what will remove this yellow mask-and he uses it. That is a substance known as "Tri.Calcium Phosphate"
 Now dental science has succeeded in embodying that wonderful substance in pleasant, tasty toothpaste-for the first time. And you, at last, can get rid of that dingy, yellow veil. Replace it with gleaming whiteness.
 Make the test. Buy a tube of ORPHOS Tooth Paste today. Effects of the first brushing will simply enchantyou. Con- vince yourselfI Call on your druggist or mail coupon below for FREE 2o- Time Tube.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30
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the latest episode Of the Radio Detective" serial, starring Craig Kennedy, the scientific detective, and a troop of Boy Scouts.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30

That's all for today, thanks,
 P. E. L,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-21
KARACSONYI KIRANDULAs
Azok figyelmebe, akik a kara
csonyt a sziil0fold0n ohajtjak
eltOlteni.

.Sokan kesziilnek tel bek0-
sz0ntes6vel az ohazaba utazni,
hogy a Szeretet iinnepet, a kara
csonyt reg mem latott szerettelk
k0reben unnepelhessek. Eek ke-
nyelmere a North German Lloyd
ket szemelyesen veZetIett kara
csonyi kirandulast rendeZ. Decem
Der San indul ell a new york; XII
k0t0b0l az S. S. MUENCHEiN, a
leggyorsabb es legnagyobb nemet
halo, a COLUMBUS fndulasi nap
ia pedig, december a. A tell arak
mar ervenyben. vannak, ICY min
denkinek aakalma nyilik, hogy
sziildhazajat meglatogassa kara
csonyi iinnepek alatt.
Mindazok, .akik meg mem pol
garok,' de Amerikaban lakasuk
van rendelkeznek a vrsszateresi
engedellyel, megerkezesiik alkal-
naval mem keriilnek Ellis Island
ra, haipems t0bbi .ptasokkal egy- yg.s.
utt l4phctnck a szarazf0ldre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-21
Ksrje rendszeresen orvosa tanacsat.

a csecsem6kori hasmenes egy vesze-
lyes tiinet, ami ellen az0nnal 6vlnteZ-
kedeseket kell tenni. Kiil0n 6vintezke-
desek es az anya reszer6l val6 condos
sag sokban hozza fognak jarulni, hogy
csecsemo keresztilmenjen veszelyes
lctkoron.
A hasmenest milldig a leggondosab-
ban kell ellcnGrizni, ha mindjart kony-
fnyii roham is inert ma nean kezeik pom
tosan, mindenfele bpnyodalmakra We
zethet. Mar konnyii escteknel is oryos-
max aanacsat kell kikerni. Ha azon-
ban orvoshoz nem tud elmenni, vagy
esak k6s6n, ajanlatos "a 6rara besziin-
tctni O taplalast csak felforralt vi
zet vagy gersli-vizet adni a csecsem6-
mex. Hnszonnegy ora elmultaval, ha a
bebi iobban van, probation neki adm
egy nagyon; gyaage kefeHket Ga feIet
a 'repdes er6ssegnek) l6si allanetanak
n,egfelel5en. Rehdcseal tiz.tizennegy ma
pct vesz ig6nybe, amig q rendes emesz-
tes helyreall Egg masodik ilyen roham
mar felk6sziltebben fogja talalni.
Az iivegnek, cuclinak es f6zoede-
nyeIonek mindenkor teljesen tisztaknak
kell lenniok. EFT legjobban a nleleg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-21
Reurr,a
A fajdalom gyorsan megszunlk 6
VOr0s Kereszt Tapaszt0l.

Az eles, keshaSogatasSzerl faJ-
dalmaktol, rheuma tompa, soha
mem sziin6 szaggatasait6l akarnak
a szenved0k - szabadulni. Els
megtehetik. Egyszeriier alkal-
mazza a Johnson-fele V0ros Ke-
reszt Vese Tapaszt a fajdalom he
I've f0I0tt. Bamulni fog -es ell lesz
ragadtatva a gyOrs segitsegtol,
malvet majdnem azonnal hoz.
lMellekes, hogy minlyen keze-
lest hasznal, rheumat6l valo
megszabadulast Reserve, ne mu-
lassza ell feltenni EFT regi megbiz-
hato Voros Kereszt Tapaszt. Eel
melegiti es enyhiti megtamadott
reszeket, megsziinteti a fajdalma-
kat dagadt izmokbol es iziile-
tekbol. Enyhen kenegeti a hust
test minden mozdulataval es
gyogyelemei allandoan szivodnak
fel a boron keresztiil a szovetanya
gokba.
A tapaszt olyan formara es
nagysagra vaghatja. amilyent a
n1prt ma1Ott tast raSz ma0k ivan
Ne tiirje rheuma szenvedeseit
meg egy napig Sc. Azonnali, igazi
.segitseget kaphat legk0zelebbi
drug store ban, ha ke egy Words
Kereszt Tapaszt, voros flanncll
hattal.