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New Britain herald., 1926-04-17

"The Nonstop Flight" which comes 10 the Lyceum Thursday is an Emory Johnson production and one of the leading roles is taken by Skies Pope who was the aviation pilot of the r. N. 2, that T.. s. sea- plane which was for iimc lost while making nonstop flight to Hawaii.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-17

Tomorrow night the Capitol has q special double feature. In one is Jack Dempsey and his wifi" play ing inc leading parts in "Nanhattan Madness" while the other is "Onc of the BravcSt," Ralph Lewis is it.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-17

The long awaited film epic. "Thn Sea Beast" starring John Barrymore has been booked for the Jycoum the ater for the entire week beginning April 25. "The Sea Beast" is an epic of the lS4o whalors adapted from the novel "Moby Dick" Barry more appears as tho rugged New Englandor, Ahad Ceolcy, who loves n misslonary's daughter in Java and whose lovely romance is turned into a. tragedy of bitter vengeance when q rivals trenchcry plungos him into the jaws of whalo he has har- pooned from small boat in q rag ing sea.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-17
AItYBl, SHE, WAS

"T complimontcd Phyllis on hcr voice once and she hasn't spoken to mo since"
 What did you say?"
 'T only told her thought she was ! bowling snccosS."
New Britain herald., 1926-04-17

and Norma Shcarcr in "The Devils Circus"
 The New Palace bill changes Tucs- day with "Tho Dixie Merchant" and "Thc Best People," in the first named aro Jack Mulholl and Madgv Bellamy while Esther Ralston and Warner Baxter are featured in the other.
 Friday and Saturday brings Fred Thompson in "Tho Tough Guy" while "Tho Road to Glory" is the other picture, Charming May Me Avoy, Ford Sterling and Leslie Fen ion are featured in this vivid drama of fate with a pretty girl as its vic tim.
 Coming attractions at the New Talac" include "Thc Barrinr." a klondikc drama, with Lionel Barry moro and Norman Bccry, Betty Compson and Jack Holt in Ewes Socrct' is another high class picture booked.
 The New Palace has contracted for tho famous George Barr Me- Cutchoon story "Bcyorly of Gran stark" Marion Davies is the big star of ths production.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-17

The Lyccnm also announces fho showing of Reginald Dcnny's latest comedy drama "Skinnrr's New Dress Suit" This is booked for carly presentation and another Is Cecil DoMillc's Rcd Dice"
New Britain herald., 1926-04-17
ASK S1O.0O0 DAMAGES

Now Haven, April r P'-Damaros of &1h, 00o arc asked for tho death of Helen c. Barnes, who with Jack NJ. Griffin a Yale senior was killed on May q, 1925, when the car in which they were riding was wreck nd Tho suit has boon brought by the girls father against the admin- istrator of the estate left by Griffin,
New Britain herald., 1926-04-17

All the glamor and romance Of New York's Fifth avenue---the most famous thorouChfare in the world and the center of Amorica's splendor and eXtravagance--g 10 make the background of Fifth Avenue" which comes Thursday 10 the l.y- ceum with Marguerite De La Mottc in the leading role.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-17

Al the Now Palace tho manago- mont tomorrow night features "Lcrs Get Married" starring Richard Dix
New Britain herald., 1926-04-17

regular prices and with tho yaudo. vile program.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-17

The tiger is more intelligent than the lion. trainers say.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-17

and Norma Shcarcr in "The Devils Circus"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-12-03
S SIC Our Famous GREEN BAG COFFEE Il E 55c

| Western Boxed Apples,
q lbs, Csc
Eastern Staymans,
6 lbs, Csc
Eastern Yorks, 6 lbs, Csc
Cooking Apples,
10 lbs, Csc
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-12-03
FACES HEARING
FOR PERJURY

T1ae preliminary hearing Of Ed
lar Hirsh, who was arrested in
Rockville, Nd, late Wednesday
kternoon charged with perjury in
lonnection with his testimony as q
Defense witness in the Rule Barbee
rial viii be held some time next
keelz. II was announced today by
ltate's Attorney Joseph g. Cissei.
Hirsh was arrested following tes-
inony by = number Of rebuttal
witnesses for the State that three
Eouths whom he said he had heard
Han to crash the gate" at thu
Halloween party conducted by Rule
Eere not In the vicinity Of Ninth
md Upshur Streets on the day
Hrsh alleged he overheard their
conversation.
Pending the return to Rockville
lf Judge Glenn III. Worthington. as.
lociate trial judge in the Rule trial,
Richard II. Rule, of 1927 Sixteenth
It. N. W.. remains in Jail, no eff
prt having been made to obtain his
elease on bail. He was found
kuilty early Thursday morning OF
hanslaughter. which entails PEN
Nty Of from one day to 10 years
b prison, in addition to fine.
Motion for an appeal in his behalf
Eill be made by his counsel within
he next so days, il was said.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-12-03
3. D. 7. STARTS
| SENATEF|GHT

Fearing q Democratic drive to
krest away control by the exclu.
HON OF Senators.elect Frank L.
smith, OF Illinois. and William s.
Fare. of Pennsylvania, the Repub-
lean drafted plans for initiating
SefaIiatory contests against at least
bur Incoming Democratic Senators.
I6 the right of Smith and Ware
b take their, seats is challenged,
he Republican leaders decided,
tlnilar challenges will be leveled
It enough incoming Democrats to
insure Republican control OF the
7lenate.
Among those most likely to face
hese contests are Senator'S Edwin
!. Broussard OF Louisiana: Alben
~. Barley Of Kentucky. and
ellison d. Smith. OF South Caro-.
Ina. An old contest probably will
ke revived at the same time
Ggainst Senator Lawrence D. Ty-
ION who was elected in 1924.
The Republicans similarly may
Initiate Investigations into every
lenatorial election in the South
his year, charging the free use
k shotguns" had destroyed the
Republican form OF government
b the Statesi.
This program Of action was
lgreed upon following q series Of
conferences between Republican
kaders. One was attended by Ware
himself with his campaign man.
lger, Harry Mackey, of Philiadei-
lhia.
Ware told the Republican leaders
hat he would fight any effort to
lar him.
The Republican party mean
khile will face the contests with
harmony In their own ranks.
The last squable between the Adj
hinistration and the Insurgent
Hoe was settled by the President.
Il involved the appointment OF a
United States marshal In North
Dakota, to whom Senators Nye
md Frazier, Insurgents, objected.
The President made peace by re-
fealing that he would not press
he appointment for confirmation
md hereafter would confer with
he North Dakota Senators in max
hg appointments.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-12-03
FERRY GIVES coLoRS TO
BUREAU LEGION POST

Major George L. Berry, senior
last national vice commander of the
american Legion, last night pre-
tented the colors to the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing Post. No. %,
II the American Legion, in an
Elaborate ceremony held in the large
TALL room of the New Willard Hotel.
A ball followed the ceremony. APP
fortunately. 1000 persons were pres.
int many of whom were guests OF
he Washington Printing Pressmen's
Union, No. /, sponsor Of the occa'
bon.
At midnight q supper was served
h the smaller ballroom.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-12-03
SKIN TROUBLE
COVERS BODY
a Iast fInds treatment which cleared /
away 10 few DAYS

Badger, Mimi, March f:-~A
while ago ] was troubled with a
klin disease. a mild case of itch,
which was very distressing. 1t be-
san on my leg and was most ag-
E,rayating; the more / scratched it,
The more it itched. Finally a num-
Der of tiny pinnples formed and
soon spread all over my body. It
became so bad that | did not know
what TO do about it and was going
10 consult a physician when a
friend af mine suggested that /
Try ResinoI Ointment. / bought a
lar the next day and was delighted
With the relief / obtained after the
lirst application. A few more treat
hents and the itch was entirely gone.
have also used Resinol Soap and
ointment for blackheads and pim-
lies and it helped wonderfully. /
Iannot praise Resinol enough for
IN athe good it has done me-"
signed) Celia Stofel, Star Route.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-12-03
LAST END CENTER TO
OFFER MOVIE PROGRAM

A community program with mo-
ION pictures will be given by the
East Washington community cen
Ter In the auditorium OF the East
Ern High School at 8 o'clock to-
morrow night.
Three reels Of travel in the Ar
sentine will be shown, followed by
dance. Signal Corps films will
be given next week.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-12-03

The Washington Round Table is
10 hold a meeting at 1880 o'clock
Ioday at the University Club, Sir
Eohn II. Davis and Sir Linn C..
Drake each giving a short talk.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-12-03
LIIIIlSS2Z
Please Note:

The new storeroom in
the Lodge Building at
Vienna, Va. is nearly
ready for us. Watch our
adv. for opening announce
ment.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-12-03

To those of you who have never
tried "Salada" Tea, we can recon-
ment it as one of the very best
quality teas that can be procured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-21
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

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New Britain herald., 1926-05-08

A large number of the eastern stations have arranged special Moth- CTS Day programs for presentation tomorrow afternoon and others throughout the country will be heard in the course of the evening. ! Probably the most pretentious will be that Of WEAF, New York, which l will broadcast from Arlington, Fir- ! ginia. Nice-President Charles G. Dawes will be master of ceremonies 1 and there will be an address by James J. Davis. secretary of labor | The United States Marine band will furnish music and Queena Mario of 1 the Metropolitan Opera company 1 will be heard in a solo, The program will begin at @:30 o'clock. 4 second Mothers Day program will be broadcast by WEAF at $ o'clock. The undergraduate Of the Uni yersity Of Cincinnati will broadcast their Varsity Frolcs' from WLW, Cincinnati on Thursday evening, May 20, at 9 o'clock.
 WBZ, Springfield, will offer 6 Mothers Day program tomorrow evening at o'clock. This will be sponsored by the Knights Of Pythias and q vocal quartet will be featured.
 "The Elixir of Love" by Donizetti. will be presented by the WEAF Grand Opera company on Monday evening at 10 o'clock through WEAF, New York, and a chain Of stations, including WTIC, Hartford, This opera is distinctly comedy, based on the ancient belief in love potions, and should prove enjoyable.
 WGY, Schenectady has scheduled Mothers Day program for tomor- row afternoon at 5:30 o'clock. The WGY orchestra will be prominent.
 Thomas Mason. for 2S years edi- tor of Life" and now associate edi- tor of the Saturday Evening Post, will he heard through WTIC next Thursday evening at s o'clock. What's q Good Book to Read?" will be the subject of his talk. He will broadcast from the studio of WEAF through a chain of stations. His reputation as a humorist is great and he is called the dean of AmcTi- can humorists He will be heard in book reviews for several weeks to come.
 Early next month WPG, Atlantic City, will move into its summer home away out over the Atlantic ocean on the end Of the famous Steel Pier. Many novel features will be broadcast from that point.
 
 Massenets famous opera, "Ma- non," will be sung from VICES, New York. tomorrow evening at 9:3o o'clock, with Alice Zeppilli, widely ! known lyric soprano, in the title , role.
 Godfrey Ludlow, stan yioIinist Of WIZ, New York, will be heard again from that station tomorrow evening { at 10 o'clock. when he will offer u i special program oi classical music. l Mir. Ludlow is establishing an cnyi- . able reputation and his work is i much enjoyed by radio fans. [
 Sport fans, anxious to learn the . baseball returns on Sunday, may ! hear them tomorrow evening at 6:35 . o'clock, when WNAC, Boston, will , broadcast scores direct from the ed itorial rooms or the Boston Travel CT"
 And speaking or sports and . WNAC, that station will present an interesting feature, Covering The World Series,' a talk by F. E. Will
New Britain herald., 1926-05-08
EVENING PICK.

WTIC, S:30-"A Night With Ethel-
 bert Nevn," musical feature. WBT, S:3G-Tutts musicale. WOR, q:15 - LaForge- -Berumen
 program. WIZ, 9:40-Program by famous ra-
 dio artists. VICES, 10:10-"Fifty Minutes Of
 Fascinating Youth" playlet WRNY, 1D:15-Union City Four. WTIC, 10:30-Palais Royal orch. WISE, 12:45-Rogers' Red Head
 club.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-08
Surprised to Find Cop
 Out on Street at 6 a. m.

Gosh, l was surprised 10 find out that policemen are out at this hour Of the morning" James Smith told Sergeant Michael Flynn after being brought into the police station about 6 o'clock this morning, by Officer William Grabeck. Smith, who has been in police court 61 times in 28 years, was sent to the state farm by Judge filling a short time ago, and took French leave few days ago, turning up in New Britain.
 Alfred (Chick) Bonenfant was taken in custody last night. having also walked away from the farm. Both will be returned today.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-08

The fad of crossword puzzles is being supported by English broad casting stations. Every evening q London station sends out informa- tion, either in spoken form, or in
New Britain herald., 1926-05-08

An attempt will be made to regis ter an invisible phrase-a phrase used to designate radio station WBBM, Chicago-as a trade mark. The main point involved is the ques- tion Of whether spoken words can be stamped on the ether waves that transmit them in broadcasting.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-08

Hanson, Boston correspondent of the Associated Press. on Monday evening, at 10 o'clock.
 Radio fans receive discouraginr reports for poor reception during the year from Dr. Louis 4. Bauer, director Of the department of terres- trial magnetism of Carnegie Insti- tute. Dr. Bauer says there will be a maximum of sun spots this year causing what are known 10 science as magnetic storms. These storms he says, will affect radio reception and telegraphic communication.
 The XIX, Los Angeles, station log shows an average of It hours q day broadcasting since January 1, and daily average of 1512 hours a day since the station opened Octo- Der 10, 1924. On two days a week kNX is on the alr almost continu- ously from 7:30 a. m. 10 ? the next morning,
 Different requirements placed on radio sets in urban and rural dis tricts will bring out two different types Of receivers, according to W. H. Priess, radio engineer and man. ufacturer,
 A survey shows that l3 per cent Of all radio sets and equipment were purchased fast year on the time payment plan. According to the sur vey, $30o,o0o000 were spent by radio fans.
 An attempt will be made to regis ter an invisible phrase-a phrase used to designate radio station WBBM, Chicago-as trade mark. The main point involved is the ques- tion Of whether spoken words can be stamped on the ether waves that transmit them ill broadcasting
 Thornton W. Burgess, naturalist, who directs the Radio Nature League at station WBz, Springfield, Mass, estimates that about 72,350,- 0o0 caterpillar pests were annihilat- ed by members who took part in the egg cluster eXtcrmination campaign
 The farthest north broadcasting station is located at Bethel on the Kuskokwim river, Alaska. News bulletins are broadcast twice a week from the station.
 The public will nave a chance to express i,s wishes in the 1927 inter- national test plans, according to Powell Crosley, Jr., chairman of the i International Radio Week commit l tee.
 More than thousand radio | dealers and iob@crs ar. now ensag- ta in making a survey Of their GUS toners desires in an effort 10 dis cover what the public wants in over seas tests. The survey results will | be presented to the International Radio Week committee at it's May 10 meeting al Atlantic City.
 The dangerous practice Of plac- ing pennies behind blown fuses not only may start destructive fire but also interfcres with radio reception, according to radio engineers. It is believed that the penny yibrates and Droadcasts vibrations through the on the electric line.
 The studio Of WSAI, Cincinnati, Ohio, is now decorated with a re- markable collection of playing cards. The collection which has been dis played at two worlds eXpositions was acquired some years ago by the United States Playing Card com pany.
 The fad of crossword puzzles is being supported by English broad casting stations. Every evening q London station sends out informa- ton, either in spoken form, or in
New Britain herald., 1926-05-08

The studio Of WSAI, Cincinnati, Ohio, is now decorated with re- markabe collection Of playing cards, The collection which has been dis played at two worlds eXpositions was acquired some years ago by the United States Playing Card com paMY.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-08
URDAY.
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME.
BASEBALL RESULTS,

WOR, Newark-6:l5. WRNY, New York-7 WAAM Newark-7,
 WBZ. Springheld-7;27. WIZ, New York-7:30. WNYC, New York;. WMSG, New York-S.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-08
KELLY VISITS HEADQUARTERS

Captain George J. Kelly of the police department who has been off duty because of illness for more than year, rode up to police headquar- ters last night and greeted Sergeant Rival and the policemen on duty.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-08

The first rotor ice boat operated in the United States was recently designed and built by V. A. Lincoln, fo Wayne, Me.