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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-19

New York, Oct. 1s.-R-The en-
balned of an unidentified woman.
wrapped in a rubber poncho was
found in an automobile in an East
4lst street garage today. A tag on
the poncho bore the name agnes
Burke" The automobile had q
Massachusetts license number.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-19
NEWS BRIEFS

Berlin. Oct. 1S.-(PJ-Here on her
way to assume her new post in Mex
leo City, Nine. Alexandra Kollantay,
the worlds only woman diplomat of
ministerial rank. said today she hop
ed to bring her country, soviet Rus
STA, closer not only to Mexico but to
the other American states.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-19

Springfield. Mass, Oct 1S.-(PJ-
Police of cities and towns in Western
Massachusetts and state police are
searching for three men who are
linked in two holdups in two towns
in this vicinity. Lionel Laplante. 81,
of Brattleboro, VT. reported to East
Hampton police today he was held
up in his car Sunday night by three
men, one Of whom was armed, and
robbed of 5000. Louise ]. Mccarthy
of Ludlow, also reported to police
Of Palmer that he was robbed by
three men while driving.
Albany, n. Y, Oct. 1S.-{P)-Up-
state New York had it's first touch of
winter today, with reports Of light
snowfalls from various sections. The
fall generally was very light, In many
cases, the flakes melting Immediately
after touching the ground. Tempera-
lures. as a rule, were not unseason-
ably low.
Washington, Oct. IS (P - Denial
of published reports that marines on
relief duty in Miami, Fla, immedt-
ately after the hurricane, were en-
gagged In brawls was made today by
Captain E. r. Lloyd, who command
ed the detachment, in his official re-
port to Marine Corps headquarters.
San Francisco, Oct. Is - up - A
Chinese theatre of war is in the
making. according to late dispatches
from the Far Eastern republic.
Apparently we'll founded reports"
said the last direct word from
Shanghai, are that 5000 Chekiang
troops aboard two trains have passed
Kashing and are proceeding toward
Shanghai"
Seattle, Wash, Oct. 1S-tP1--A Pc
tition for the recall of Governor Ro-
land Fl. Hartley of Washington, was
filed with the secretary of state to-
day. The petition charges the execu-
tive with violating his oath of office
and the commission of wrong acts in
Office. Committees of citizens, in
Guiding labor union men, Immediate
ly prepared to campaign for 1876
signatures to the petition, the num-
Der required for holding a recall
election. Recall proceedings against
Governor Hartley are the direct out
growth of the dismissal of DIR. Hen
ry Suzzallo as president of the Uni
versity of Michigan.
Albany. N. Y, Oct. 1S-[P)--The
State of New York formally institut-
ed action today to prevent diversion
of water from the Great Lakes-St.
Lawrence waterway. Joining hands
with five other states, New York,
through Attorney General Ottinger,
| filed at Washington suit against
the sanitary district of Chicago and
the state of Illinois to enjoin diver
sion. The United States supreme
court last week gave permission for
the suit. The complaint points out
that the sanitary district has re-
| versed the flow of the Chicago River
! into the Mississippi River. abstract
ing by this means from eight to ten
thousand cubic feet of water per sec
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-19

Rutland, vt, Oct. 1S--tP)-John L.
O'Day, 40, member of the Hydeville
Slate Works. general merchant and
postmaster Of the village, died at
Hydeville today.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22

V meme dramatickeho kriMku
Sboru l46. II. s. j. Sokol srdpr-
ne d'akuj jeme vSetkym htastnl-
kom divademaho predstavenia, "a
fch prikladne chovanie sa a zaro-
ven prosime o prepacenie odpu-
stenie, jestli sa niekomu dajaka
krivda stala, to jest, ze nedostalo
sa mu to sedadlo, ktore NAL "a
isten6. ChEba nebola nasa, lebo
narod zacal sa hrndt' do miest-
nosti privdas. Kvm SINE sa mohll
priprayit' ku vsetkemu, Nv bolo
primnoho l'udi V hale, tax potion
sme ST uz nevedeli rady dat. No
druhy raz dame ma to pozor, ably
sa to neopakovalo, a zariadlme 81
to inaksie, ku uspokojeniu kaz-
deho.
Este raz prosiac 0 laskave pre-
nacenie a vrele d 'akujiIc' "a hoJ-
MI navstevu, SINE S rodackym po-
zdravom, "a krtHok:
:. Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
POZVANIE MA TANECNU
ZkBAVU.

Sbor 159. K. 5. dude vydrzia
vat tanecni zabavu sobotu
Una 80. oktobra v skolskej halle
ma N. Haseltine Ave. v Haseton
Zaciatok zabavy 7:30 vecer
Hrat' bude slovenska hudba pod
vedenim Mr.. Macejko, pre- ktore.
no MET takeho k1ska Amerike
aby ho neznal zahrat'.
TAX bratia Sokoli a sestry So
kolky a vsetci Slovaci Sloven'
XIV, ako mla,dl tax starsi, ked' So
chcete citit' ako donna pod Ia
trami, nezabudnite t1to zabavu
lebo obanujete, ked' pocujete od
tych, ktori bud1 tam, ze aky NAL
good time.
Nezabudnite ma 30. oktobra
Z 80 vecer, budete nam vsetci sr
decne vitani. Vstupn6 pre- mud
skych len SOC, pre- danny 25c.
s nctou,
M. ]. L.. spravca zabavy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
HOOVER OSLAVUJE
REPUBLIKANSKU sTRANU

Tajomnfk Department. obcho-
du spoj. Statov, Herbert Hoover
NAL New York rec, ktorou vel
mi vychvalil rcpublikansku stra.
nu a republikansku administrator
krajiny. Hovoril: "Behom menej
nez sicsthch rokov ropublikanskej
administracie krajinskvch zalezi-
tostf, Spojene Staty dosiahly stu
pen narodnej prosperity, akeho
nil1dy pre'dtym ziaden narod ne
zakdisil. Mas narod sa zotavil z
vel 'kej vojny bezprikladnou ry-
chlost 'ou, pomohol inym naro-
dom k zotaveniu, takmer vyhubil
biedu zahajil vychovu svojich
dietok neslychanymi nakladmi. y
Bez odoprenia kreditu ameri-
ckemu duchu. energii a tradiciam,
Mr.. Hoover povedal, re vel Ike "a
sluhy ma tomto blahobyte maj1 re
publikanski prezidenti, kongres
a kabinety, ktort boly moci od
roku 1921.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
VIANOtNA VYPRAVA
MA SLOvENSKO

X v0li pohodliu cestovatel 'ov,
ktori chcii stravit' vianocne svia-
tky medzi svojimi milymi V kraji,
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD uspo-
riada dive osobne vedene vianoc-
ne vypravy a sice ma lodi MUEN-
CHEN 8. decembra a ma lodi CO.
IUMBUS, ktora je najrychlejsou
nemeckou lod 'ou, IA. decembra.
SnMene zimne raty sii plain osti
a um0znujl hockomu navstivit
svoiju rodnii vlast cez sviatky.
Zvlastnou vyhodou bude, re ka-
zdy, kto bude mat dovolenku
navratit' sa do Ameriky, bude
vypusteny hned' v pristave a ne
bude vzaty ma Ellis Island.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
NIASKARNf BAL K. sOKoLIEK
MA I.AN8INGVULE.

Venice 81. X. Sokoliek v Ian
singville nsporiada stredn, 10.
novembra ve6er Sokolovni ma
Homewood Ave. vel'ky maskar-
ny bal. ma ktorom hrat bude
chyrna Southern Six orchestra
Ma bale udelcne budn tri ccny
najkrajsfm a najskaredsim maska
ram Ga maskarnikom). Vstupni
pre- panov jc 75e, pre- danny 25c
CT. slovenske obecenstvo je srdee
| ne pozvan6 ma tito tanetnii "a
bavu, ktora bude vel mi vesela
(Kto nepotrebnje masku, moz
prist j bez nej.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
osLAvILI STRIEBoRNd
SVADBU.

Ctena redakcia Y. s. NJ Raftc
mi uverejnit dopis 0 strieborncj
svadbc Mr.. Mrs. Jnraia Balnch,
ktora bola odbyvana II. oktobfa
yeeer. Neidcm mnoho spomfnat
a poyiem len zkratka, re jc to
mila a krasna prilezitost' a vel'ka
rozpomienka ma pominnly cas-
Dvadsat'pat rokov je kratka do
ba, ale st'astlivo ie dozit sa icj,
ked' sa mono so svojimi dietka-
mi, s1sedami a priatel mi spoloc
ne radovat' a pohostit'. Druha
prilezitost je zlate iubileum, kto.
re je uG zriedkave.
Ked po privitani host 'ov pri-
stnpili SINE ku stolu, predstaveny
Dol pan Jozef Schromofsky, CO
byvaly drrzba manzelov, lenzc
lH ami perka ma kabate. ami Via
SOW ma hlave nv nebolo. Tedy or
Dol spravcom stolu. Pekne priv,
tai pritomnych, spomenul mladt
davne easy 25-rocnicu manaelo,
4 gratnloval i'm, re sa V laskc do
! zili strieborneho jnbileumn. Pria
i'm 70 srdca, ably sa dozili pat de
siat-rocnice.
| Hostina bola vNborna nalad,
vel mi mila. Jak matka pana Ba
lucha, TAX tiez pan a pani Smi
govsky sa teSili, re st pritomnl
ma druhej svadbe svojich dietok
Tiez sme nezabudli prispet' III
nasu nov1 skolu, ma ktoril zavie
dol sbierku pan Jozef Schromof
sky. Sbierka vyniesla 81 dola
row a so centov.
! ia tiez panu a panel BalucI
gratulujem a prajem d'alsie ro
ky v radosti a st asst prezit', alb,
| mohli 25 rokov spoloenost
Isvojich dietok a priatel'ov pat
| desiatroGni jnbilenm oSlavit'.
| PritomnJ
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
POZVANIE MA TANEtNU
ZABAVU MA STEELTON

('islo 169. IKSZJ. a eislo 159.
PrnnSZJ. usporiadajii spolosne
ma stvrtok, %. oktobra vecer
vel XII tanecnn zabavu v Sulligan
hale ma Salt Spring Road, ma kto.
ri je slovenske obecenstvo srde.
enc pozvane. Hrat' bude vybor-
ma hudba. Zabava je usporiadana
prospech novel skoly osady
Najsv. M. Jezis. Vybor sa posta'
raj, aby sa kazdy milo a dobre
zabavil.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
POZVANIE MA TANECNU
ZABAVU SP. SV. TEREZIE

Dievcensky spolok Sv. Terezie
e. 468 IKSzJ. usporiada ma sire.
du. q. oktobra vecer tanecnn "a
bavu v skole Sv. Cyrilla a Metho'
da. ma ktorii iiotive povolava slo'
venskl mladez i starsich okolia
Toto je tanecna zabava spolku
ktory pozostava 20 samych die'
slovenskych a bud'e zaiste jednor
najkrajsach spolocenskych uda
lostf. Hrat' bude vyborna sloven
ska orchestra. Zabava sa zapocnt
veccr.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
sLovENsKA LEKkRNA MA
LANsINGvILLE.

Slovenskych rodakov ma Lam
singville upozorfnljeme ma sloven-
skin lekarnu p. A. Tausa G. l724
Taylor ST., ktora je jedinou slo-
venskou lekarnou v tom okOll.
pan Taus drzi ma sklade vsetky
dobre lieky tiez svedomite W.
plni vsetky recepty cd doktorov'
Obsltizi kazdaho pekne po slo-
yensky, co uz samo Y sebe odpo-
ri1;sa ieho lekarnu do priame
Slovakov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
UDoM oDBoRU Gil. N. s. 3.

Odbor GIL. MSS. ziada svojich
iilov, ably sa elm najvaisom
poGte sncastnili posviacky pol.
skeho kostola ma Brier Hill, ma
jefferson Street. Sijdeme So pre6
spolkovou miestnost 'ou dina "a
oktobra l. hodine popoludni ;
ztadial' sa pohneme in korport
ku noyemu pol l'skemu kostolu.
S bratskym pozdravom,
Michal Ribar,
predseda Gill; Odboru
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
n1EycA ZABITE KRAvAM

Poltret 'a-rocna Izabela Zendar-
ski . Orwell pri Clevelande, ne
.bola zavrazdena l'udskou rukou,
ale zabita rohami q posliapana
nohami criedy krav, ktos 50 pa
savaly na tom mieste, bde -mrt-
yola ,1ieveatka bola najdena. Ma
tento dsudok prisiel detektivi pc
dlhom vySetrovanf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
ooo sTuDENTov ZAP1SANE
DO vEcERNEJ SK0LY

Do vyssssej skoly veeernej mesta
Youngstown zapisane bolo do
pondelka 200 studentov do prize
myselnej skoly vyse 100, oznaml-
la registrarka Miss A. Naylor.
Oeakava sa Wac studentov, kym
sa zahaji vyueovanie 26. oktobra.
s radost'ou mozemle sdelit', re
o tieto vecerne skoly zaujlmajn
"a i Slovaci a viaceri sa dali "a
nisat' bud do mestskej alebo do
EYMCA.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
Spolkove zpravy !
acHoDzA HAsELTON TATRA
SpOLKU.

Haseltonsky slovensky Spolok
Tatra oznamuje svojim ddom, aby
sa dostavili ma p -rocmi schodNl
dna "a. oktobra do skoly osady
Sv. Al5bety ma Haseltine Ave
Ma tejto sch6dzi budn sa cltat
tristvrt '-rocnd trcty.
Som bratskym pozdravom,
Jozef Kacenga, zapisnik
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
SMRTNE ZPRAVY.
Michal Horvath, jede,

MACutSA 11VA NdVA, Jcueli nag
starsich slovenskych vyst 'ahoval
GOV a obyvatel'ov Youngstown.
zomrel minuleho piatku rano 4.
hodine svojej domalcnosti, 1875
Homewood Ave, vo veku 70 ro-
kov. Pan Horvath priSiel do A
meriky pred 45 rokmi, osadiac sa
v Youngstown. Tu bral zivh IL
east v spolkovom a osadnom II
vote, a Dol jednym 70 zaklada-
tel'ov osady Sv. Mateja. Medzi
Slovakmi boil vSeobecne cteny a
vazeny. Ia poslednych q rokov
zamestnanv boil Il Sharon Steel
Hoop Co. Bol clenom sboru So
kolov ma Lansingville. Zanechava
manzelku, Katarinu, nevlastnh
sestru pi. Mariu JAS a pat die
tok: Stefana a Jozefa Horvath,
Veroniku, vyd. Necko, Helenu,
vyd. Olenik, v Youngstown, Ma
riu, vyd. Petrasik v Republic,
Pa. ako al dvadsat diva vnilcat.
Pohrab mu Dol V pondelok "a
vel 'kej iieasti obecenstva, domn
smltku a chramu Sv. Mateja.
Pohrabne obrady vykonal Rev.
FIR. Kozelek. Pochovanv bol v
Calvary cintorine.
Michal Roskos, 81 John St.,
Struthers. zomrel min. piatku v
svoiej domacnosti ma komplikacie
nemoci vo veku 81 rokov. Nebo-
Thy prisiel cd Ameriky pred %
rokmi Struthers prebyval "a
posledne diva roxy, prijddc ia 2
Elkhorn, Pa. Zanechava manzel-
ku Mariu, styroch synov, dive dee
nv a dve sestry. Pohrab mu Dol v
pondelok 2 chramu Sv. Troiice a
pochovany Dol Calvary cinto.
rine.
Anna Kusit, 221S Donald Ave.
zomrela piatok v svoiej domac-
| nosti vo veku 30 rokov. Zanecha.
| va svojho manEela Milana Kusic
| nemluvna a dvoch synov predo
sleho manzelstva, Jiraja a Jana
Fereneik. Tiez troch bratov a dvt
sestry ma Slovensku jednu Sc.
stru, pi. Marin Zetz v Campbell
Bola elenkynou {. Penn. s. z. J
a osady Najsv. NJ. Jezis. Pohrat
jej boil v pondelok. Sm1tocne bo'
hosluzby vykonal Rev. st. Koci'
" chrame Nsv. NJ. Jezis. Pocbo
vana bola Calvary cintorine.
| Gloria May Borosky, nemluvns
Jana Borosky q man2slky, zomre
10 70 svtrtok ' domacnosti rodi
Gov, II N. Richview Ave. Pohral
jej bude ' piatok rano chram,
i Nsv. NJ. Jezis.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16
Pot au Ecu" FavOrite
 Dish With the French

Paris, Oct. 16 P-Here is the recipe for Pot au Ecu" which is the favorite dish in France, the land more celebrated than any other for its cookery:
 Tie a. string tightly about two pounds of beef and place it in saucepan containing ten and one half pints of cold water. Add a good handful of coarse salt. A small piece of ham or mutton may also be added to improve the flavor of the broth.
 Place the saucepan on a brisk fire and as a whitish foam begins to form skim it off until it ceases to appear. Then add three leeks, the green pat of which should be tied tightly into one packet, and the white into another; four carrots, small amount of parsnip, thyme, a
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16

ed the atmosphere, but let 1t go. It's better than the violin should have been tuned in front of the micro phone than that it should 20 throughout the number out of tune. At WAHG, Richmond Hill, we heard another dance orchestra, and at WIZ, early in the evening we heard the George Olsen club orch estra. We certainly wish the first strong delegation would get back from it's camping trip, or whatever it is. The club orchestra is capable, but ordinary.
 Paul Specht's orchestra also fur nished symphonic jazz at WIZ later in the evening. Symphonic Blues" and a brand new song. That's AL" were among 'em.
 That's all for today, thanks.
 p E. l..
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16

John Erickson, saxophonist. of the WGY orchestra, offered a delightful solo from the Schenectady station, which came through with marked clarity and volume. The solo was really better than the name under which it masqueraded. Then came Oriental Waltz" by the orchestra, with the tuning of a violin thrown in free of charge. It rather disturb
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16
Happiest Homes Where
 Husband Wines Dishes

Atlantic City, Oct. 16 (E)-The happicst homes in America are manned by husbands who occasion- ally wipe dishes, said Mrs. Cecil G. Harvey, home service director for the Wcstchcster Lighting Company, Yonkcrs, N. Y. in an address today before the American Gas Associa- ton.
 T make this statement in refuta- tion of the accusation that dish wip- ing now and then tends to degrade or cultivates an inferiority complex in married men," she explained. The most companionable and eff ficiently-equippcd homes in the land have been made so by men who know home-living conditions by per sonal experiences, and who insist that their homes be as efficiently operated as their offices"
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16

clove of garlic, a bay leaf, a bit of parsley and a large onion, into which three cloves have been thrust. Then let the pan stand on a slow fire until the broth is boiled at least six hours in all. Remove the grease and strain the broth before serving.
 Suitable beef for Pot au Feu' may be cut from the rump. shoul- der, or round of beef.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16

At MEAN, Providence, we ran in- to another dance band, Al Mitchells. The station came through about half as loud as it does during the day. The orchestra was poppy enough, but we were getting rather tired of listening to that type Of music-or any other, for that matter.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16

Reaching For The Moon' and For My Sweetheart" were two of the numbers by McNichols' orches- tra from WPG, Atlantic City. That station maintained a more or less even volume and the orchestra was satisfactory
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16

12:45-Nighthawk Frolic.
 kHJ-LOS ANGELES-405 fi-News; quintet; soloist. kOA-DENtER-322 9-Football. l2.30-DanCe music. ACCOMPANIMENT l2-DanCe music.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16
Students Barred to
 Debate if They Smoke

Baldwin, Kas,, Oct. IS LP)-Stu- dents who swear or smoke cannot participate in oratorical contests at Baker university here, for which the will of Albert M. Lumpkin of Fort Worth, Texas, provided gold prizes.
 MT. Lumpkin, Baker alumnus, bequeathed to the University a fund to pay s1O0 to the orator placing second. His will contained a clause barring users of tobacco and profans language from competing. READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
 FOR YOUR WANTS
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16

Next week has several interesting events for the radio fan. With the passing of baseball, football has come into it's own and Saturday will see a great number of listeners crowded around loud speakers. But evenings during the week will not be dismal affairs either, unless con- ditions are imrosSihle.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16
Through fife Static

At last we have found a solution to the difficulties of the past two nights, you know, no volume. Aurora Borealis caused the lack of volume on the air last night ard the night before. There was a story in the papers to the effect that this phenomenon bothered telegraph and cable service, so why shouldn't it hit radio? The Aurora was plainly visible last evening. There was no static, however, and the air seemed to be very clear. The stations that came in were worth listening to, if only for the clarity.
 The 102d Regiment band, for some reason or other, presented pro- gram at WDRC, New Haven, last evening. This organization was not scheduled and so We are wondering what the deuce. The station came through very loud and the efforts of the musicians were laudable. There were only 13 men in the organiza- tion and, considering that fact, they covered considerable ground. Among the numbers played were "Valencia," If I Only Had You" and Tn My Gondola."
 It's a good thing there are lot of local stations nowadays, or we should have been out of luck last night, or almost anyway. WCWS. Bridgeport, treated us right and don't forget it! The Revellers, a snappy dance aggregation, made matters interesting for while and we heard "Cherie, I Love You," Lonesome and Sorry" "Ting-a- Ling" and Birth of the Blues" That station also came in loud. So yCu see we had no trouble with anything 50 miles away or less. A good night, to be sure, eh?
 Then VEAL, Baltimore, or Bahl- murr as fellow from that town pronounces it, came tripping in and we had a dash of the classics, as in ttl pl ctcu Uy lut " bstL ELStlllDlc. Selections from The Pearl Fishers" and Autumn and Winter" struck a responsive chord in our -o-oozum.
 We didn't stay long at WMSG, New York, in spite of the fact that a program of boxing bouts was scheduled. We heard part of one bout which was between a foreign CT fighting his first miXup in this country, and a California man, who was fighting his second or third, or something. We heard the announcer say it was @ great fight, but the sta- ton faded considerable and we didn't have the patience to remain.
 
 Reaching For The Moon" and For My Sweetheart" were two of the numbers by McNichols' orches- tra from WPG, Atlantic City That station maintained a more or less even volume and the orchestra was satisfactory.
 Al " b-h->' lOfitcl4CS, "c Idll li- to another dance band, Al Mitchell's. The station came through about half as loud as it does during the day. The orchestra was poppy enough, but we were getting rather tired of listening to that type Of music-or any other, for that matter,
 
 John Erickson, saxophonist, of the WGY orchestra, offered a delightful solo from the Schenectady station, which came through with marked clarity and volume. The solo was really better than the name under which it masqueraded. Then came "Oriental Waltz," by the orchestra, Ill. t.,,.;z..- .:.!.l;..
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16

A mummified horse, the f1rst known to history, was unearthed re- gently in Egypt. It is more than Is hands tall and estimated to be about $500 years old.