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New Britain herald., 1926-09-29
Mrs. Mccormick Reveals
 Secret of Good Health
Victim of Heart Trouble Nervousness and Weak Stomach Mother of Children Finds Relief. Strength
 Restored. Praises Tanlac.

Words cannot express the agony I went through" says Mrs. John Mccormick. popular matron whose seven beautiful children are the pride Of Taft Avenue, Portland, Me.
 My strength had vanished. I was afraid to go out on the street alone. my heart caused me so much trouble. It would skip beat and palpitatc. And my stomach was so upset that the sight of food nause- ated mo. And when I managed 10 force down little food would suf fer for hours.
 My plight shattered my nerves. And many nights I would hear the clock strike every hour, counting the minutes that seemed like years. toss ing and turning, waiting for dawn to come. Then l would be so weary and worn that I could hardly drag one foot after the other. Life and the care Of my children was a burden. In vain I sought relief.
 Then neighbor told me about Tanlac. And three bottles Of this tonic relieved me Of all my troubles Quickly my old strength returned. began to have an appetite for food. and now I can eat everything with out sign Of indigestion. My heart never hothsrs me. And even the
New Britain herald., 1926-09-29

Delaware, treasurer of the demo-
 cratic senatorial campaign commit
 tee, characterized his Colorado col league as an Unconscious humorist. |"
 The people, Senator Phipps as serted after a White House confer ence with President Coolidge, have undiminished confidence in President Coolidge and believe he should be supported by majority in congress which will help him maintain the most abundant prosperity the coun- try has ever had under a republican tariff" but Senator Bayard said that this statement would be re- ceived by western farmers with their tongues in their cheeks"
 In the latest wave in the sea of campaign propaganda Senator Bay ard asked whether Senator Phipps lis the only person in America un- aware of the fact that the 16,0O0 | employees of the Amoskeag Manu- featuring company, of New England, | declined only last week to accept a 1 ,ut in wages which the company tangled before their eyes for the alleged purpose of getting con- racts."
New Britain herald., 1926-09-29

while Senator Bayard declared that nearly one-half our population has for five years past carried the bag politically and financially for the re- publican party" and asked whether Senator Phipps thinks that such statements as he gave out today will be ratified when the ballots are cast in November"
 Some spice was added to the de- bate by the statement of Senator Charles McNary, republican, Oregon. and member of the special senate campaign expenditure Investigating committee, that the committee would be ready to submit its report on the Pennsylvania and Illinois in- quires in December.
 The report he intimated, would depreciate the expenditures made on. behalf of Representative William Ware and Frank l.. Smith, republi- can nominees, and also may be ex- pected to criticize the political &C., tiyities of the Anti-Saloon league.
 Wayne B. Wheeler, general coun- sel of the league. called on Senator McNary, on the latter's return to it was learned.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-29
Senator Phipps countered with the

Senator Phipps countered with the statement that the situation looks
 good in Massachusetts, where Sena-
 tor William Butler, chairman of the
 republican national committee and
 personal friend Of the president, is
 opposed by former Senator David l. Walsh, it Is difficult" he continued, "to imagine how it could be other wise, inasmuch as Massachusetts is an industrial state strong for both the tariff and the president
 From New England generally, from the far west and from the mid dle states. Senator Phipps said, i've hear of no movement away from President Coolidge and therefore from the candidates of the republi- can party" but Senator Bayard as- serted that Agriculture is admitted ly flat on its back and added that the rural population lis upwards of 47 per cent of all our people,"
 The democratic party, Senator Phipps concluded, "has reached the state where 1t Is a party national only in it's pretensions and without l single national issue on which it ,an stand with any hope of success, 1
New Britain herald., 1926-09-29
MICHIGAN ENDS
 GROESBECK RULE
Six Year Domination Of Politics
 Is Wrecked

Detroit, Sept. 23 Op - The po- lltical machine of Gov. Alex J. Groesbeck was wrecked yesterday while 800 policemen kept Groes- beck supporters from even a glimpse Of the catastrophe,
 It was a jubilant destruction of machine that has been driven in triumph through Michigan repub- licanism for nearly six years. As uniformed officers stood outside Cass Technical High school deny ing admittance to 403 Wayne county supporters Of the governor, III delegates from out-state cities and towns were inside loudly ac- claiming Fred W. Green, nominee for governor, and nominating in its entirety 8 Green picked slate of candidates for minor state offices.
 For two years the Groesbeck ma chine has given signs of collapse, losing an essential part here and there, yet continuing to lead the way for Michigan republicanism. The end was believed to have come two weeks ago when Mayor Fred W. Green of Ionia swamped Gov. Groesbcck in a two-man race for tho nomination for governor; but the machine showed signs of re- juyenation week ago when 1t caused disruption of the Wayne county convention.
 Yesterday, however saw the end. There was no crash - just q sud- den collapse of the entire machine. Groesbeck supporters had no voice in convention dominated by Mayor Green and his allies.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-29
For IS Years Man
 Has Gas on Stomach

move every day AdIerlka brings out much additional matter which might cause trou- ble Don't waste tinie with pills or tao- let's but let Adlerika give your stomach and bowels QUICK relief.
 What Doctors Say.
 Dr. c. Eggers reports Adlerika |, the best medicine he has used In 37 years.
 Dr. w. II. Bernhart writes he could not get along in his practice without Adlerika.
 Dr. J. J. Weaver. q doctor for 50 years, says he knows no medicine better than Adlerika.
 Dr. l.. Langlois prescriees Adler!ka resu- larly with GOOD effect.
 l. E. Puckett writes: After using Ad- lerika I feel better than for 20 years. AWFUL impurities were eliminated from my system."
 Adlerlka is big surprise 10 people who have used only ordinary bowel and stom- ach medicines because Of its REAL and quick action. Sold by leading druggists everywhere.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-29

noise Of seven children playing docs not ruftle my nerves. Tanlac was a god-send."
 Tanlac relieves pain that ravagcs health, It often conquers serious troubles and builds up strength in famished bodies. It is Natures own remedy made from roots. barks and herbs.
 Enjoy good health and strength. Begin taking Tanlac. The first bot tle brings amazing results. Ask your druggist for Tanlac---today. Over 40 million bottles sold.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-29
CAMPAIGN IS NOW
 WELL UNDER WAY
SpelbinderS Laud Own Party;
 Criticize Opposition

Washington, Sept. 2s Hl-The ar gument over the state of the union and particularly as to whether pros perity now exists in the United States continued unabated today be- tween official spokesmen of the democratic and republican parties.
 With their eyes set upon the No- vember elections which are to de- eide the completion of the seventieth congress, Senator Lawrence c. Phipps. Colorado. chairman of the republican senatorial committee. de- clared this is a republican year." while Senator Thomas F. Bayard,
New Britain herald., 1926-09-29
FLASHES OF LIFE: BREAD AND WATER
 DIET NOW IS BECOMING THE STYLE

cause, notwithstanding its material 1 wealth, 1t is starving intellectually. Atlantic City, N. J. American industry kills three men hourly on the average and disables 70o,o0 1 men annually for at least four weeks, the convention of the American Hos pital association has been informed. New York A big white collar strike is coming, If Ernest Bohm, right. Because of predictions that machines shortly will make the serv- ice of 3,o00,0 900 office workers in the country unnecessary. he plans for half million of them in New York to take action.
 Hartford - Prof. Humphreys Of Trinity tells radio audience that Europe at present is in a frenzy of nationalism and that France, in many ways, Is the most backward country on the continent.
 New Haven Eiolators of prohi- bition, narcotic and postal acts are fined S4,290 by Judge Thomas
 MiddletoHn Berkeley Divinity school opens with seven new stu dens.
 New Haven Howard Kirk, 24, crushed to death under fly wheel of gasoline engine on parents farm.
 New Haven - Opening exercises of entering class of 9S In the Con- necticut College of Pharmacy are held.
 Hartford Efficiency of a hos 1 pital is in direct proportion 10 the | number of post mortem examinations 1t makes. Dean NJ. Winternitz Of 1 Yale Medical school tells Catholic | Hospital association of New England. l
 Hartford State gets park and forest lands of 1,G43 acres In four towns in Naugatuck valley.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-29

| Washington Two prohibition reinforcement officials are trying that 1 Nebraska bread and water diet just for the fun Of it. Howard Jones 1 and Arthur Henderson, assistants to 1 Mrs. Willebrandt, merely are inter- ested to see how severe 1t is. No recommendation that the diet be im- posed on others is contemplated. New York Bootleggers are starving to death, ayers one James Kelly, pinched by the customs pa trol with his motor boat, and "any guys who say that bootleggers are making money are cock-eyed liars"
 Wilmington, Del. - Henry Ford would like that special car he gave to the phon-~ Baron Krupp, who is now in hoosegow because of some checks. At least Henry wants the equivalent in cash. He has written to the courts asking what can be done about 1t.
 New York MT. Cash Pyle, the sport trust, is seeking 10 add skaters to his string of football and tennis stars. Joe Moore, indoor speed champion. is negotiating with him.
 London - Drummers and report CTS in 135 B. C.. must have been just like they are nowadays. An expense account of that year one foot long has been found in Egypt. It is be- ing taken to the University Of Michi- gan.
 Richmond, Va. - Charley Schwab. golfer, optimist, speech maker and sundry other things, has still another ca pacity to keep him busy He has been elected president of the Ameri- can Society of Mechanical Engineers.
 New Brunswick. \. J.-Looks as if the football rules committee will have to make some more laws. Eos ter Sanford is at it again. He has devised "boot boot" for making a point after touchdown two seconds after the pass from center and suc- cessful nine times out of ten. One player holds the ball against an- others instep while @ third kicks.
 Berlin - Western Christian civil ization is crumpling in the opinion of Tabindranath Tagore, Indian phil osopher, and may commit suicide De- |
New Britain herald., 1926-09-29
COPHAM AT ATHENS

Athens. Sept. 29.-tP+-Alan J. Gotham, the English aviator, who is nearing home on his return flight from Australia, reached Athens last night from Syria. His next jump will be for either Naples, Italy, or Mar seilles. France.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-29

last April and May and two sisters.
 He is a great deyotee of the auto mobile and says there is nothing he enjoys more than d good ride. He has made trips 10 Florida and back by automobile on several occasions and looks forward to many more happy years of life.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-29

Many people keep the OUTSIDE body clean but let their INSIDE body stay full of gas and poisons Give the inside a REAL cleansing with the mixture of buckthorn bark, glycerine. etc, as sold under the name of Adlerlka. This acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel. eliminates metabolc poisons and removes old matter which you never thought was in your sys- tenn, and which caused gour stomach, ner- vousness. sleeplessness. headache. etc.
 Whenever you eat too much heavy food, let Adlerika REMOVE the undigested sur plus and leave you feeling fine. ONE relieves GAS and takes away that full bloated feeling. Even if your bowels
New Britain herald., 1926-09-29
TWO-PIECE FROCKS

One-piece froclls of this season are often composed of two mater ials, the upper part of chiffon or crepe. and the skirt portion of kasha cloth.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-29

For IS long years L. A. Champion had stomach trouble and was bloated with gas. Some told him he had catarrh of the stom- ach. Since taking the mixture Of buck thorn bark glycerine etc. (known as Ad- lerka) he Is better and the gas Is gone.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-29

Hartford State gets park and forest lands of 1,G43 acres Tn four towns in Naugatuck valley.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-29

Berlin - Western Christian civil ization is crumpling in the opinion of Tabindranath Tagore, Indian phil osopher. and may commit suicide be-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-14
STRAUS-FRANK AND
SACRED HEART WIN

Sacred Heart Athletic Club and
Straus-Frank basket ball teams were
yictors Wednesday night in CITY
League games. Sacred Heart beat the
brotherhood of Railway Clerks team
Us, and Straus-Frank downcd tbo
]. X. y. frat, 23-1J.
Nccker and Burkholder hcld the
Railway Clerks to one field goal. while
Lee was ringing in len points for the
Hearts. Sacred Heart claims the losers
used Scffcl and Trinkle OF tnr =. +.
and would have been forced TO for
felt had they won.
Lineups Sacred Hcart-Ice. 6
Butler. Il. Butler, Ncsrsta. forwards /.
DeLeon, center; Neckcr. Burkholder.
guards. Railway Clerks: Scffcl. Me
llwanc. forwards: Trinklc. center ;
Cross. Wondrak. Cook. guards.
The I. *. y. led S.raus-Frank. o.
at the half, but didn't do so well later.
Gus Dryer led with ten points: Schar-
lack topped the losers with nine.
Lineups: !. X. N.-Rosenbcrg.
Scharlack. forwards; Wolf, center !:
Solomon. Lehman. Schapiro. guards.
Straus-Frank-G. Dryer, Minazzi. for
wards; j. Philips. center; w. Duns-
more, 5. Dryer, guards.
a change in the league schedule for
next week brings together Sacred
Heart and the Public Service. and
y. I. Z: ii. VS.. j. X. on Wcdnes-
day. while the Clerks meet the Sun
sets and Sacred Heart plays Straus-
Frank on Saturday.
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college Basket Ball.

San Marcos: Southwest Texa'
Teachers, 30; st. Mary's College. 10
Macon: Mercer, 80; Marquette
Rolla: McKendree College, %
Rolla Mines, n.
Manhattan: Kansas. %; Kansa,
Aggies, 10.
st. Mary's; Bethany. %: 81
Mary's. 81.
Princeton: Princeton, %: Pcnnsyl
vania 20.
Lafayette: Purdue, %; Ohio State
Cleveland Detroit. %: Cleveland
II. professionally.
brentwood: Daniel Baker. 80
Austin College, 20.
Annapolis: Navy. 80: Lafayette. .
,o shreveport: Centenary, 50; Rice,
Hanover: Columbia. 81: Dart,
mouth, -.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-14
P OLO IN FULL
Fl OVER At
ARMY POST

Any time you feel like seeing Il
polo match. Just drop around 10 Treat
Field. Fort Sam Houston: there's
bound TO be a match going on. Morn
ing and afternoon. the better part Of
seventeen teams entered in the annual
mid-winter meet are practicing.
Arrival OF the Austin Polo Clubs
civilian squad. the Wichita Falls Polo
Club players and the Fort Mcintosh
army team leaves only the Dallas
Polo Association and Houston Riding
and Polo Club teams absent. The
tournament play begins Sunday and
continues for a month.
Announcement Thursday that Lieu
tenant Mark Mcclure, well known 10
San Antonio fans. would be the fourth
member Of the Fort Reno, Okla. team
boosted that team into the limclight as
Il leading contender for honorS. Mn
ior II. 7. Weeks. Major Il. G. Cul.
lum and Lafayette VI. Hughes con-
plctc the team.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-14
COMPLETE
FOR TUESDAY
F|ST|CUFFS

Jack Shelton has completed his fis
tic program for Market Hall next
Tuesday night.
Kid Pancho and Kid Lencho. The
embittered battlers who are down fol
Il rounds as the grand finale, agreed
to 11S pounds ringside as the weight
after considerable quarreling in Shell.
tons gym Wednesday. That point set
tied, Shelton got busy and Thursday
morning was able TO announce enc
supporting cast" as follows:
Eight-round scmi-windup: Otis
Forester VS.. Cowboy Dillon of Brack-
ettville, 145 pounds.
Six rounds: Eddie CLANCY, New
York VS.. Danny Long, Kelly Field,
40.
Six rounds: Al Mayen. San An
tonic VS.. Rabbit Palmer, Kelly Field
12S.
-Four rounds: Mickey Young VS.
Jimmy Spar, 10.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-14
EQUIPMENT On HAND.
YOUTH GETS RECOGNITION
IN CUP GOLF SELECTIONS

NEW YORK. Jan. 14.-P)-
Youth is triumphant in the selections
for the Walker Cup team announced
yesterday by The United States Golf
Association. for little Watts Gum Of
Atlanta and tall Roland Mackenzie
Of Washington are members.
The rise of Gum. curly-haired foe
of his great friend aud tutor. Bobby
Jones. in the finals of the amateur
championship at Oakmont. Pa. last
September. is on" of the most sensa-
tional in the history of golf. 4 mere
boy, Gum eliminated some of the
veterans of the game TO win to the
finals.
Mackenzie. another lad. was med
allist at Oakmont last year.
Another newcomer to the list. but
hardly youth. is George Won Elm
of Los Angeles. who finished second
in the recent $4,000 open tourna-
ment at Los Angeles. Won Elm was
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beaten by Jones in the finals of the
amateur at Merton in 1924 and again
lost 10 Jones last year Mt Oakmonr
in the semi-finals.
Other members Of the team are
Jones. the champion: Francis Ouimei
and Jesse Guilford OF Boston and
Jess Swcetscr OF Now York. Bob
Gardner Of Chicago will captain the
team.
Max Marston ~ Philadelphia. d.
Clarke tOrkran OF baltimore. Md.
George Rotan of Houston, II. Chand-
Ter Egan OF Medford, Ore. and Har-
rlson Johnston Of st. Paul have been
named alternates. DIR. q. +. Willing
of Portland, Ore, whose work saved
tie cup in 1923, is left out ms he
has devoted little time to golf in the
last two years.
The dropping of Chick Evans of
Chicago is Il surprise. He has been
off his game the last two years. but
recently seemed TO have come back.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-14
NET STAR
IN SCHOOL IN u. S.

BERKELEY. Cal. Jan. 14.-CP)-
Jacques Helicum, third ranking ten
mis- player of Belgium, has enrolled
at the University of California for
a semester and plans TO compete in
various tournaments in this section.
He has taken out membership IN
the Berkeley tennis club. Helicum
was captain OF the University OF
Belgium team and has participated
ropean tournaments during the past
three seasons.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-14
War Tax Topped
From Admissions

AVALON. Catalina Island, Jan. IL.
tiood news from Washington was the
special feature of the second day >
session of the National Association 81
Baseball Leagues holding its annual
convention here. Secretary Farrell re-
ceived q big cheer from the repre-
sentatives of the - leagues when he
announcd that the government had de.
rided to remove the war tax ON nd
missions of a. cents and under 20
baseball games.
Red" Killefer. Of Seattle. an.
mounccd that he had signed Clarence
Brooks. former Angel catcher. who
was with the st. Joseph Club Of !he
Western League last year.
The Louisville Club sold Pitcher RS
tolle TO Dallas in the Texas League
Estellc also is II capable coacn.
Bill Iertica. who has been resting
up for couple Of years. in order
10 give his arm n chance TO rounl
back into its old time form. an
Dounced today that he would return
10 organized baseball and expected 20
rcioin the st. Louis Cardinals. He *
now the property OF the Houston Clu5
in the Texas League, but Charley Bar
rrtt, the Cardinal scout. expects ne
trouble in arranging deal for him.
Shortstop Bruce Hartford of tue
birmingham Club Of the Southern As.
soriation, was sold to Chattanooga.
Fort Smith announced the purchase
~ Pitcher Sherman from the Tcrrc
Haute Club in the Thrcc-I League.
The request G; the major leagues
for an extension Of the player option
rule TO three years was rejected anu
rs n result the present rule will r.
main unchanged with the big league
options ON players lasting for two
years only.
Ashcvillc, y. G.. was selected unaai.
mously for the next convention, which
will be held late this year.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-14
SAYS
NICE THINGS
Of PAQL|N|
Carpenter Talks More Of
Spanish Heavy
Than Himself.
By SAM HALL
Universal Service staff Correspondent.

NEW YORK. Jan. 14.-Gorgeous
Georges. of the Paris boulevard, is in
our midst, just as advertised. Carpen-
tier landed yesterday and will he
around for couple of weeks before
going to California.
Georges is not so busy talking about
fights for himself as he is putting on
the ballyhoo for Paolini. the Spanish
WOodchoppcr" or Tiger of the Pyre-
nees," who is managed by Georges
own manager. Francois Descamps.
Paolini and Descamps will be here
next month and, in the meantime,
Georges will act as a sort of advance
agent for the man he says has left
hand punch powerful enough TO knock
out Jack Dempsey or Harry Wills
Don't make any mistake about Pao-
lini," said Carpenter. He is big
strong fighter with a tremendous left
hand blow, and he has chance of be-
ing champion some day. He needs
experience and is coming over here 10
get it. | don't say he can whip Demp-
Soy or Wills right now. but he may
be good enough some day. He may be
n bigger sensation in America than was
Luis Firpo.'
Carpenter has no immediate fight
plans for himself He may meet me-
diocre opponents in a couple of match
cs before wading into the dynamite
carried by such performers as Jack
Delaney and Paul Berlenbach.
Georges is going to California In
fortnight. and, while he does not say
so. he may make an effort to break
into the movie game out there.
He is not booked to fight Jimmy
Delaney for Jack Doyle at Vernon.
but AYERS that il Doyle offers him
enough money he will take on the st.
Paul fighter.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-14
LONG CEREMONIES.

Arriving at the center of the field.
services will be opened by prayer b.
Rev. Oswald Mccall Of the First Con
grcgatio1al Church. Berkeley. An adj
dress by President W. W. Campbell
of the university will follow. after
which the California Gl"c Club " Il
sing Hail To California"
Talma C1'uf) Inlay. captain of Tia"
1925 football team. will deliver all
culogy in behalf Of the students. tn, II
all assembled will sing the university
hymn. ooh. God. Our Help in Ages
Past
John \. Stroud, 1913. former attn
letic manager who induced Smith to
come 10 California in 1916. will give
a short address. \ period OF meditn-
ton will follow during which con-
mitment sentences will be pronounced
by Rev. Mr.. Mccall as the ashes nj
the coach'S body are released to The
winds.
Members Of Skull and Keys held a
silent meeting last night at t.
Tomb" in memory of Smith.
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First Cardinals
Start for s. A.
February 20

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. IA
P)-An advance squad Of Car
dinal pitchers and catchers will
leave here February 20 for San
Antonio. Texas. to begin train
ing.
These batterymen. augmented
by those who will journey TO camp
direct from their winter habitats,
will number about 10 players
when the conditioning season
opens Monday. February %.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-14
RATTLERS TO FAVOR
BASEBALL AT HOME
IN COMING SEASON

st. Mary'S College Rattlers will play
as many of their spring baseball games
at home as possible, it has been de
cided in starting the work of making
out the diamond schedule. Brother
Tom Treadaway, new business maui
agcr of athletics at the college. wants
to book all San Antonio teams that de-
sire games with the Rattlers first. be-
fore he seeks college and independent
opposition out of the city.