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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-07
Helpful Hints Sent In
By Journal Readers

Sometimes the covers on glass
jars in which fruit or vegetables
have been home canned, are hard TO
remove. If the jar is inverted with
the top in hot water a few minutes
the cover can easily be taken off.
Before wearing silk stockings If
they are carefully washed with lux
or some soap that will not injure
they will wear much longer.
If hose supporter hooks are fast
ened to kitchen holders they will
be found very convenient to hang
near the stove.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-07
How IL Wnrks

Customer: Does a fish diet
strengthen the BRAIN"
Grocer; Perhaps not, but going
nsnlng seems to invigorate the i'm
agination. The Progressive Grocer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-07
Home, Sweet Home

Sweet Young Thing-Tell me.
don't you sailors ever get most ter
ribly homesick?
Old Seafarer-Well, I daresay we
should Awe had to stop there any
length OF time.-Rehoboth Sunday
Herald
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-07
Gathered Here
And There

Reuben Pierce of North Windsor
reports that he has for some time
picked green peas and beans from his
garden. and also cucumbers for Sun
dav dinner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-07
- Po.lltryNotes


avoidance of quick. nervous move
ments on the part of the caretaker
Visitors and strange dogs should
never be allowed near the fattenine
pens.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-07

Farmers in North Freedom are
harvesting their peas. Many are not
cutting them, due to the pea lice de-
Stroying them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-07

Arthur Merigold has the cham
pion bean piece in the vicinity of
Whitefeld. Many passerby has
stopped and remarked on its beauty
and many compliment has been eX-
tended to Mr.. Merigold on his sue
cess in farming with but one hand,
having lost his right hand number
of years ago.
Recently a travelling man seeing
him at work in his beans. stopped
and remarked that he had Travelled
the country a lot this season and
had seen nothing the equal of those
beans"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-07

The corn borer made its appear
ance in Benton last year. Reuben
Wentworth found several and this
year they are here in larger num-
bers as he found seven in one day.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04

holgyekre rakirton vagy minden ok eel nelku han
COS armat csnalni."
''Vigyazzon alra, hogy anlpai mndig rendben legye
mex lampak hinya, vaanint helyteen hasznalaa sok
esetben mar suyos szerencsetlensegeknek volt az oko-
zoja
''Forgalm rendor jelzesenek figyeembe mem vevese,
egy-ket labny el6ny megszerzese ceabo, megenge
dett doog Egyes esetekben nagyon veszedelmes is e-
het.''
"A rendered vao vitatkozas celszeru, sok eset-
ben az iyen veszekedesnek sulyos kovekezmenyei e-
hetnek.' <9a
''Soha hajtson az ut kozepen Adjon tobbl haJok
max heye trakkok vezeto tartsak koteessegiklek
az ut legszelen valo hajtast
''Ha a kormanykerek melett i'll, mnden fgyelmet a
kocsi vezeesre osszpontostsa Ne nezze jarokeoket
ne beszegessen gepben lilo utasokkal, figyemet ko-
cs helyes vezetesere forditsa.'
"a egjobb hajt6 virtuskodjek, az gazi bato1sag
mem egenykedesben relk hanem abban, hogy az llie-
to clkerili0n mnden balesetet Hidegveret ozze meg
mnden koriimenyek kozott. Ha megjed, fek helyett
nc gazra nyomja labat
s'Vegye fgyeIembe, hogy mem eleg, ha saJat maga
e6vgyazatos Sol lekiismeretlen gondatlan haJto va
figyeljen erre is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04
ESEMENYEK
(Folytatas az 1-s0 oldalrol)

(Folytatas az 1-so oldalrol)
rusagl elkergetes6ben, a testverl
szeretet legnagyobb hatalom!
Az amerikai halo kapitanya es
leg6nysege megmutatta, hogy min
den tekintetben igaz es igazl
amerikai. AZ ilyen hostett fold
kereks6gGn nlindeniitt Vilagot
gyujt az onzes, a kapzsisag kora-
max sotet ejszakajaban!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04

hajt6k figyelmst:
Minden egyes alamnak megvannak maga k0zeke-
des torvenye hatonak tsztaban ke lenni ezekiel Az
allam hatasi torvenyek egy msoatahoz k0nnyen hozz
uthat allan fovarosab6 Secretary of Stateol kel
AIT beszerezni. j.
Az aut6hajtasnak azuan vannak bizonyos szokasa,
nelyek id6k olyaman valosagga torvenny6 mentek
at kozudaban Minden egyes hajto egalabb legyen
anyire figyemes udyarias t0bbi haokkal szemben,
mint amennyit elvar t6liik
81 Minden hajt6nak tudn leI AIT, hoyy kocst meoz-
III csak baloldalon szabad assn hajto iamivek
Jenek mindig ut sz6le mellet
Ha kocst el akar meozni, mindg bar6l mell0zze
hasznaa trombita szabaly alol csak yillanyos XII
yeel Vllanyost balfelG mell0z soha szabad Utca
sarkokon fordu6knal domb teteie k0zeeben soIa Sc
akarja elhagyni mask kocsit.
Mikor kocsit megallitja yigyazzon arra, hogy ke
zifek ol tarte? Szmos eset volt mar arra hogv domb
tetei6n all6 kocs kezfeke felmondta szogiatot le
szaadt dombrol. Ilyenkor rendesen mem csak gep
szenved seriileseket, hanem masnak is kart okozha
Ha menetkozben megakar alln forduln - fetetle
nil adjon et tobbinek ha lehet csa krtjet hasz
MALTA, hanem bakezet nyujtsa k hogy evve is fgyemez
tesse tobbi hajtokat
Mieott harana kocsijaval, haromszor adjon kiirt-
jelt mndeneset1e nezzen hatra.
Nagyon sok szerencsetlenseg okozoja, kilon0sen a
sotetben ampak meg mem engedett hasznalata. Macy
fennye csak akkor hajtson ha szenbe jon vaaki.
Ha az uton szembe i0v0 kocsk vanak azonna
ia at lampait ks fenyire.
Engede yszama mindg rendes heyen legyen fell
szereve, tartsa AIT tisztan.
Az uton elhelyezett elzeseket vegye figyeembe va
suit kereszezesekne k0nosen legyen ovatos keresz
tez6sekne ahol rendor ALL elkismeretesen kovesse
. max jezeseit.
Ha balra akar forduln legaabb 40 labba fordulasi
pont e6tt jeezze EFT szandekat karja kinyuasaval
fordulas elott azonban nezzen hatra
Ha sikatorb6, silk ntcabol halt ki, aIjon meg for
dulonal, hasznalia trombitat es nezzen k
Ne pa1kolja gepet tzcsap, posaszekreny, vagy for
3 duo sarkok kozvetlen kozeeben
10 mcdor az autohajtasban.
Robbins B. Stoeckel, Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
of the State OF Connecticut k0vetkezoket ajanja o
lnodoru hajt6k figyemebe
"Hogy vaaki jo hajto legyen anlak eso feltetele a
lekismeretesseg becsleesen gondolkod6 jozan ele-
Iii, udvaras enber szokasat ke hogy megartsa, akkor
is ha kormany kerek melIe keri hajto legyen udya
Aras, elozekeny he bizzon mindig magaban hajtas
szabayokat torvenyeket minden koriinenyek kozott
tartsa be"
Ha vizben vagy sarban halt, lasstson le gondolJa
meg, hogy jarokeok mint tobb aut6k is jobban sze
Tetik tisztasago mint sarat Ne adjon senknek III
n Ell uca frd5ket Vaakit besarozn sarlal dsszefrecs
kendezn - mem jo vice. : ........
R Z. Ugy Iir6keIDknek, mint tobbi autoknak adJol
gyelmezeto jeleket Meg uon halado aatokat is Il
B Sge1meztesse kIrtjeyel'
krtat azonban csak sziiks6ges esetekben, fgyel
Ieztet6skent hasznalja. Mem lilo megengedett delo:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04
ELOLEGES JELENTES
A hazai arvizkarosultak es
az amerikai magyar arvahaz
javara nagyszabasu misc
ros estely lesz a kozeljovo-
ben--Lazasan folynak az
elOkeszUletek.

Odahaza,. Magyarorszagon, IA
mutt h6nap elso feleben hatalmas
arviz okozott rettenetes karokat.
Magyar vereink dollarokoan is
hatalmas osszeget kitevo vagyona
ment pusztulasba, megsemmisu-
lesbe. Rengeteg ertek uszott ell a
vizzel, rengeteg jovot iszapba te-
metett a vesz. Segiteni kell raj
TUX. Meg kell mozdulni az itteni
magyarsagnak!
Az amerikai magyarsagnak
eg.yetlen-egy kozos intezmenye
van, amire biszken tekinthet min
den magyar. Ez a ligonieri ma
gyar reformatus arvahaz, ahol ko-
eel masfelszaz magyar arva, val
laskilonbseg nslkiil, nyer otthont,
nevelest; elvesztett szillOje he
lyet, elvezi a szeretetet. Ez az IN
tezrneny is segitsegre, tamogatas-
ra szorul.
A hazai arvizkarosultak, meg
az amerikai-magyar arvak jeva-
ra nagyszabasu miisoros est rem
dezese van tervbe we've. Olvaso-
ink figyelmet mar most felhivjuk
ere a nemes akciora. Ha csak
egy arviz altal tonkrejutott csa-
ladon, ha csak egy amerikai-ma-
gyar arvan segitettiink - mar ak
kor is szep es nemes dolgot csele-
kedtink. Az itteni magyarsagon
| all ennek az estnek sikere, ma
gyar szivekhez szol ez bejelen-
tss - hissziik - mindeniitt meg
hallgatasra tamegatasra talal.
lnTHAC CcA Ay AMERTK MA
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-02-04
On eS az ON aut0ia

Powell rend66n0k alal megindott biztonsagi kampan
ahaab6l k00uk kovekez0 erdekes cikket meynek min
den egyes megerdm nagyk0zons6g kuonosn auto
hajt6k fgyelmet
, 1926-07-23
SENSATIONAL! RECORD AT HAMP-
TON BY VIRGIN ISLANDS BOYS.

Hampton Institute, Virginia, U. S.tA.
a famous cojored college with nearly
1000 students, has on its roll a handful
perhaps not a dozen Of Vir2.n ISL nds
students who star ed the literary world
with their extraordinary performance by
winning four Of the five Medals offered
for best work at this Institute.
Graduation Day, which took place on
June End, recorded St. Croix with 4
graduates in the 1926 Class, Lionel B.
Fraser and William I. Moorehead Of.
Frederiksfed and Jas. Fleming and
Franklin c.. James of Christiansted.
Fraser. Fleming and Moorehead car
ried away the three gold medals, while
one of the two silver medals was claimed
by another Virgin Islander. The people
Of St. Croix at home and on the main.
land have all reasons to be proud Of The
, 1926-07-23

According to a weather report Of the
West India and Panama Telegraph Co.,
published in this issue, a storm Of mod
crate intensity centers over St. Lucia NOV
ing west north west, south Of Porto Rico
By reason of the southerIy position of
St. Lucia it would appear to US that the
course of the disturbance would not be
very near these Islands. The barometer
reading at 845 am. was 1888 and at
915 1884.
5 lines of rain was measured at the
Fort here this morning, 3 lines at Kings
hill and 6 lines at Frederiksted.
We understand that the Department
Of Agriculture intends giving two more
shows similar to that held at the theatre
on Tuesday night. the first TO come off
some time mex month and the second
during the month Of September.
Owing to the disturbed state of the
weather the Mizpah has not yet sailed
for st. Thomas.
, 1926-07-23
Agricultural Pictures Will Be
Shown Twice AT Bethlehem
Theatre Tonight

The management of the Bethlehem
Theatre has decided to screen the aeri.
cultural pictures twice tonight instead of
once as was originally planned. The first
performance will begin at z. p. m. and
the second at s. AS. By this arrangement
it is believed that all who wish to see
, 1926-07-23

one captain o. Coast Guard were sus-
pended on charge Of rum bribery and
booze smuggling.
Washinqt0n.- Department Of Com
merce officials said that household re-
friqeration has almost as great a field as
radio.
Dover, N. J.-Captain Bowling. injur-
ed C~ommandant OF demolished Lake, Ar
senal was loaded far beyond legal limits
and that buildings were being misused,
was told Board Of Inquiry from his wheel
chair.
Washington Senator Edwards at
tackled Senator Borah's Augusta dry
speech saying Borah's drive against vets
had eliminated him from Presidency.
London - Government leaders profess
ed embarrassment at anti American out
burst Of Lord Rothermere.
London. Major Gardner, director of
aeronautics for the Chamber of Com,
merce of America arrived after finishing
flight of Fl, 600 miles over railways Of
Europe.
Peking,-American Minister Nc Muir.
ray received telegram from Canton gov
eminent asking y S. to recall its dele
gates to tariff conference.
Icndon.-Ttn House of Commons by q
vote of three bundled and twenty-four
to one hundred and iwenty,seven ap
proved the budget. Liberals and Labor
members violently denounced the govern
ment policy during the debate, Walter
Lunciman, Liberal, declared the coal
stoppage had sc far cost one hundred and
forty eight million pound sterling.
Base ball scores: National League.
Pittsburgh l, Brooklyn 5, Cincinnati 6.
Brooklyn End game 0, Pittsburgh End
game 2, Boston 4 American League.
Chicago 4. New York 3, St. Louis II, St.
Louis End game Z Detroit Z, WASHINGTON
10, Cleveland 6, New York 3, Chicago
End game 4, Boston /, Boston End game
4, Washington 6, Detroit 7, Philadel-
phia 0.
, 1926-07-23
Sd. Tho IL News,

The Fourteenth OF July was celebrated
here in grand style yesterday.
In the early morn the Community
Band s~erenaded Consular Agent Mr..
Cyril f Daniel and Mrs. Daniel at their
residence on F|renchman's Hill. Later
on, depututions from the French Colony
at the Carenage called on Mr.. Daniel
and at 3 P. NJ. a brilliant reception was
held at the residence mentioned. The
reception was attended by His Excellen-
cy the Governor and staff, the Hon.
Chairman IF The Colonial Council, the
Collector of Customs, Director of Police,
consular representatives Of Spain, Italy,
Sweden, Denmark, Brazil, Peru. Mexico,
Colombia end SantO Domingo, the Superb
or of the RedemptOrist Fathers and Assis-
taDt Priest, M. Fable Gallo and sever
al prominent citizens. The guests were
received and spIendidIy entertained by
Consul Daniel and his charming wife,
who spared no pains in making the hours
spent there highly agreeable. Appropri-
ate addresses were made, and all present
Joined in the best wishes for France, her
worthy representative in St. Thomas,
Mr.. Cyril E. Daniel and Mrs. Daniel.
The Naval Band discussed sweet music
during the reception.
At noon, many friends called at the
office of Mr. j. Percy Souffront where
the ~proverbial hospitality of Mr. Souffront
was displayed, and at 7.30 P. NJ. the
Community Band serenaded Mr.. & Mrs.
Souffront at their residence. where
some friends had assembled to join with
them in the celebration of the great
national day.
The French colony al Carenage as
usual celebrated the day to their hearts
content, and many townsfoIk visited the
settlement and associated themselves
in the joys of these thrifty people, who
form an important part Of our industrial
Hfe.-Ibe Bulletin, July Is.
, 1926-07-23
NEWS ITEM.

/ e Despatch ng secretary has been
informed that Senator Bingham will pro-
badly arrive in St. Croix via the u. s.. S.
"Grebe" on Saturday and will leave
Monday morning for Fajardo.
Senator Bingham will arrive in St.
Croix on Saturday, July Oath, to view
the island and to afford an opportunity
to persons so desiring to confer with
him or to make complaints or sugges-
tiOns with regard to conditions in the
Virgin Islands. Applications for inter
views must be made to the Despatching
Secretary, who has been designated by
Senator Bingham to receive such re-
quests. Since Congress has made no
provision for stenographic assistance,
Senator Bingham states that it will be
impossible for him t hold public hear
ings. The Senator will be at Govern
ment House from 10 o'cIoc until noon
Monday, July 26th, to see all who desire
to confer with him.
His ExceIIency, Governor Trench, and
the Honorable Government Secretary will
accompany Senator Bingham.
, 1926-07-23
WEATHER REPORT.
West India e Panama Telegraph Co.

San Juan Weather Bureau reports a
storm of moderate intensity centcred
over St. Lucia. The center will proba-
bly, pass west-north. west south Of Porto
Rico, accompanied by fresh and strong
northeast winds.
, 1926-07-23

these pictures may have an opportunity
to do 50. Admission to the theatre will
be free.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-05
KAPLAN MEETS ELL0
Former Featherweight King Re
 sumcs March Towards Lightweight Championship Tonight.

Louis (kid) Kaplan, former feath- erweight champion of the world, will start his march again towards the lightweight crown when he meets Tony Cello of San Francisco in Holyoke tonight over the 10-round route. Cello is the man on whom kaplan broke his thumb in their last meeting which has kept him out of the ring for some time.
 After finishing his training for the mill yesterday, Kaplan hoped on the scales and weighed just 132 pounds, one pound under the limit for the fight. Denny McMahon, kaplan's trainer, stated that Louis was in the best possible form and he expects to register an easy win over his opponent tonight
 McMahon, who recently relin- quished the managerial duties oyer Kaplan to Billy Gibson of New York, announced that Gibson would be in kaplan's corner at the fight tonight.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-05
WILL CURB SMOKING
Competitive Athletics Will Discour- age Cigarettes for Women, Direc- tor Says.

Topeka, Kans., Nov. R}-Com- petitive athletics will prove effective in discouraging the increasing use of cigarettes by college women, in the opinion of pr. F. c. Allen. director of athletics at the University of Kan sas.
 College men playing on varsity teams are using less cigarettes than sorority women," Dr. Allen declared in an address to Kansas teachers here.
 Dr. Allen added however, that habits of young women of this age apparently were no worse than those of other generations.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-05
CANTON BULLDOGS
 YS. HARTFORD TEAM
Three Indians and a Negro to Oppose Blues Sunday Afternoon

Hartford, Nov. 5.--Cantons fe- rocious Bulldogs, for years a power in professional football, bring three Indians and negro to oppose the Hartford Blues in a National league game at the Nelodrome here Sun day afternoon.
 The Indians, all products of Carlisle, are the veteran Jim Thorpe, Pete Calac and Little Twig. Sol Butler, great colored star of Du- buquc university, famed in track and field competition as well as in football. is among the men behind the Bulldog line. There is color to these performers, but there are others in the Canton lineup who have left deep elect impressions on many a gridiron. Stein and Henry Of Washington and Jefferson, Kyle of West Virginia Wesleyan, Robb of Penn State, Marker of Washington, Liebel of Lafayette, Flattery of Wooster, Nichols of Ohio State and McRoberts of Westminster are among them.
 Thorpe, who started last season with the New York Giants, still is great athlete. He is playing a wing position for Canton regularly, and only once in a while is called upon to tuck ball under his arm. But the greatest of all-around ath- lntnC ,.l- +No which is used to good effect when ever the Bulldogs are thrown back.
 The Blues have suffered setbacks this season, most Of them of the close variety. but since the addition of western stars few weeks ago, have been giving everybody trouble. They smashed down the Brooklyn Lions two weeks ago and last Sun day were beaten by the Kansas City Cowboys, to 2, on one of the worst football days imaginable,
 Chuck Corgan. Louis Smythe, shrimp Foley, Jack Perrin, Jim Manning, Enid Wilson, Hank Zehrer, Eddie McEvoy, Hite Brian and Vic DddZeNltch are capable backs, with corgan, Perrin, Smythe. Foley. Brian, Manning and Wilson doing most of the work. Smythe, a big fellow from Texas, has been going especially good and Foley has reached condition which enables him to dash up and down the field as he used to for Syracuse.
 F The Hartford management found it necessary to have players here all the time to shape them for National league play. They work for three hours every afternoon at the Velo- drome under Ernie McCann, former Penn State tackle. who is assistant to Head Coach Doc Keogh of Phila- delphia.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-05

bers of the coast guard service in this district are under arrest and awaiting court martial, 1t became known last night. While no charges have been formulated as yet, it was admitted by officers that the men will be tried for derelicton of duty in connection with enforcement of the prohibition law.
 The arrests of two men on Sum- day and two yesterday cleared tip, it was said the investigation car- ried on recently by the district commandant of the coast guard service. Those now under arrest are Chief Petty Officers Mcintyre and McEnroe, Marcus Haley, a former warrant officer, and Chief Boats- wain's Mate Robert E. Taylor. The men are on board the prison ship Southerly at the Charlestown navy yard.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-05
Convicted Under Dry Law,
 Is Elected To Office

Minneapolis, Nov. R-- A. l.. Lennon, under conviction and sen- tence for a prohibition law violation, was elected state senator from the 2Sth district by 2 to l majority over his opponent, F. ]. Kane, in Tuesdays election, complete returns indicated today.
 Lennon, former president of the St. Anthony aorie, fraternal lodge of Eagles, was one of Is persons ar rested when. the Gales lodge build ing was raided by prohibition agents last year. He was convicted of maintaining a liquor nuisance, but has appealed.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-05
Hartford Thistles Play
 Springfield on Sunday

The Hartford Thistle Soccer club has booked the Springfield Profess sionalS of the American league for game Sunday afternoon at Charter Oak park. The game will start at 2.30 o'clock and large number of fans will beon hand. The Springfield team will bring it's entire league lineup to Hartford including Me Nair and Lawson, Scottish interna- tional players. The Hartford club is under big expense in bringing the club to this vicinity and officials are hoping for good patronage.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-05
Johnny Meyers Regains
 His Wrestling Grown

Chicago, Nov. 5 tP,-Johnny Mey- CTS of Chicago retained his title as middleweight wrestling champion of the world when he defeated Joe Parelli of Chicago two falls in three here last night. Meyers won the first fall in SC minutes, 45 seconds, with a combination hammer lock and double wrist lock. Parelli won the second in r minutes and "A sec-
New Britain herald., 1926-11-05
Sybil Bauer Giving Up
 Swimming for Matrim0ny

Chicago, Nov. 5 R)-Miss Sybil Bauer world champion backstroke swimmer and holder of 33 interna- tional records, is giving up swim ming to marry.
 Confirming reports of her engage ment Miss Bauer says she will marry Edward Sullivan, sports edi- cor of the New York Evening Graphic, early next June.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-05
MAY MEET BROWN.

Buckhannon, w. Va, Nov. 5 tP- West Virginia Wesleyan college, which opposed the Navy at Annapo- lis tomorrow, has been invited to play Brown University at Provi- dence, R. l., next year. A decision on the bid has not been made by Wes- leyan athletic authorities.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-05
FOUR COAST GUARD MEN
 ARE TO STAND TRIAL
Enlisted Men Alleged to Have Struggled Liquor Year Ago
 With Coast Guard Launches,

Washington, Nov. 5 Lp) - Court martial of four enlisted men of the coast guard in the Boston district on charges of rum running, will be ordered, it was stated yesterday at headquarters here.
 A report from Commander w. J. Wheeler, who conducted an investi- gation, was received today. It ex- onerated any officers from connec- tion with the transactions, which are alleged to have taken place al most year ago.
 The report charged the rum run ming was carried on by enlisted men using coast guard launches.
 Boston Nov 5 (P - Foilr n1am
New Britain herald., 1926-11-05
WEST COAST GOLF LESCUE

Tampa, Fla, Nov. (P) - The first round of the 1o26-27 season of the west coast golf league was played yesterday in matches at Palmetto, St. Petersburg, Lakeland and Bardentown. Winter Haven won over Lakeland, two matches to one, while Sarasota defeated by the same count.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-05
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It started to rain this morning and that makes us wonder if the heavy artillery Of the rain makers is being rolled up again for Sunday. We are hoping that such is not the case because we do hope that All New Britain will play the New Lon- don Submarine Base so that Lieu tenant Mather, manager of that team, can experience the keen dis appointment that he will experience when his football players trek back to the Whaling City defeated eleven.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-05

Jazz has been banned from the public civic week entertainments in Manchester, England, because the authorities believe people get enough of it in music at other times