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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-31

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A. Lent. John o.. Lewis James 2, Me-
Clure, Carl McDanielt Charles q. Mcfag'
George Q. Mercer. Guy X, Mills. Dougl9s
r. Morris. Charles N. o connor, bred J..
Perry Maurice D.. Pleak. Ohm, p; Regnaa'
George w Saunders, Robert s. Smith. San
ford w. Whitacre. William T.. Wilson.
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RADIO
(An Central Standard Time)
HOUR
BY.
HOUR

WOAw-Sports. popular songs. WRNY
Debut hour, songs. WWJ-Stqdio
6:15 L. M.-WCCO - Concert orchestra.
WEEI-Varsity entertainers. WGY -
Agricultural program.
6:$9 r M-KPRC ~ &C. GhildrSsnp'ss o hour
WEAF-John Drew. actor. WFA1A,N-
Orchestra, WLIT--Artist.. WPG-Talk.
piano recital WTIC-Orchestra talk.
6:45 p. M.-WFAF - Violin accordion.
WJR-"Goodwill',, program.
$50 P. M.-WOAW-Orchestr
: p. M.-KFH - Brewers Hawaiians.
KFNF-Concert. KMOX-Popular pro-
gram. WAIU-Studio.. WAHG-Maior
Dent Atkinson vocal. WBZ-Camp
songs. WCAEEStudio. wCAu-Mefry
Minstrels. WICK = Studio WEAFF NJ, M
and 'WSIcAP. WHB-Instrumental, WGR
Concert. WGY WGY Orchestra.
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FOR MONEY OR LOVE!
Almost thrice as many Princeton
marry for love as for money. They
favor blue-eyed feminines.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-31

MJz-RailEoad Revelers: WILT =
science lecture. wPG-Concert orches.
ira. WRNY-studiGo; WsM-0rches-
ira. bedtime story; WT a10l,
s:I5 z. M.-KDKA - University of Pitts
burgh address.
80 p. M.-KPRC-Musical saw. Ram.
hlers. KOA-String orchestra. kDKA
-Gllitarist PWX-Studio. WBZ -
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reau. wRvA-scores. trio. VITO -
7:4S r. M.-wCco-Lecturs University
of Minnesota. program. WoR-Varied
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$50 p. M.-KPRC;1lMixeed Quartet ,l KoA
lar Program pr9Eram. Music; TFF 5AaSc-
a a cOm@erc eFo SsRs, ", WJ4PMgsic
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steal program. , WPGLsiaiy silver S sbrREne
Chanters. WRNY--Play The Llg s-,rf;r
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. solo hour. VIII
Symphonic Ensemble
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Portal Players. WMCA-Songs. WSMB
Music.
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100 +. M-VOcal orchestra kMQ14 SI INOI
chestra. WAHG-Orchestra. WIN
Silver Slipper Club WMCA-Entertaln-
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ANN HUNTER TO
/ SING FAVOR|TES
OVER WFBM|
Baldwin Hour of Music viii
Introduce New
Artists.

Ann Hunter, soprano, who mas
been a popular participant in sew
eral Of the Baldwin programs, will
again be heard on this program to-
night, when she will sing a group
of old-time favorites..
The Baldwin Hour Of Music this
week will introduce two new artists,
Ann Ursula Mathews, harpist and
planet, who is pupil of both Enrlco
Tramonte, solo harpist of the Chi
cago Symphony Orchestra, and Bo-
mar Cramer of Indianapolis and
Walter DELPHI of Wilkinson, Ind, a
young tenor singer who possesses a
voice Of rare beauty and charm.
The popular Lincoln Trio, com
posed of Julia Brown Bodner, violin;
Okah Lieber, cello, and Berta Miller
.Ruick, piano, who have been heard
several times on these programs, will
play group Of request numbers.
Drivers to Talk
The F'irestone Corner program
forecast from WFBM this evening
will go on the air at and continue
for three hours, during the program
several of the race drivers who par
ticipated in the Speedway race to-
day will be heard in short talks.
Barney Oldfieid, one of the best
known of all race drivers, will be a
guest and give short talk during
the program.
The Gum Dipped Orchestra, Sun
shine Girl and other popular Fire
stone studio entertainers will also be
heard on the program.
Popular Orchestra
Charlie Davis and his popular or
chestra. who were heard for the first
time last Thursday evening from
WFBM will broadcast two programs
a week from the local station during
the month of June, according to an
announcement just made by Robert
Miller, program director of the sta
ton. Arrangements have just been
completed to broadcast this orches-
ira from the Hotel SEVERN roof gar
den each Tuesday and Thursday eve
ming between 10 and IL.
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ers: orchestra. wsM-orchestra. wTAM
ORCHESTRA.
1890 r. M.-wLR-Jesters
1O:45 p. M.-WSB-Orchestra
11:OO Z. M.-Music: also KPO. KNOX
mRendezyous Clnb. KoAzzDancs.
II:45 p. M.-WDAF-Nighthawk frolic.
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LAW GRADUATES
TOBE HONORED

Forty-one graduates. of the Ben
janin Harrison Law School will
hold their banquet at p. m. Tues
day at the Sphinx Arms. William w.
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WFBM
Merchants Heat and Light Co.
26S Meters
Mopdau Nav al

Monday, May 81
900 A. M.-500-mile race d.
rect from the track,
Speedway, Indianapolis.
6:00-Sport and Stock Mar
ket Reports, courtesy
Indianapolis News.
6:30-Children's hour. courte-
sy Franklin Life ms.
Co.
7:00-Concert, Circle Theater.
8:00-Baldwin Hour Of Music.
9:00-Firestone Corner pro-
gram.
10:30-Firestone Tire and Rub
Der Company program.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-18
BROKERS WIFE NEED
 NOT PAY OVER MONEY
Court Frees Mrs. Redmond of Necessity of Turning Over Some Sixty Thousand.

Boston, Jan. IS R-Mrs. Mildred
 NJ. Redmond, wife of George F. Red-
 mond, Boston broker now in Atlanta federal prison, need not turn over s60,o00 worth of property she holds to the referee-in-b bankruptcy of c. r. Redmond and Co. Inc, ruling to this effect was handed down to- day by the U. S. circuit court of ap- peals It revised a lower court de- cision ordering payment of the value of 60 per cent of the Redmond es- tate in West Newton, Mass, valued
 at more than s100,00O. to Arthur Black, referee In bankruptcy. The court awarded the decision without costs"
 The district court had upheld in substance Blacks contention that the property was purchased with funds from the defunct company. The court of appeals ruled that the
 property might have been purchas- ed, according to the record, by Red
 mond's own funds and 1t held that
 there was neither allegation, evil
 dence nor contention that the con
 yeyances (to Mrs. Redmond) in 1923
 were in fraud"
 Redmond, after serving a lengthy
New Britain herald., 1926-01-18
MARRY YOUNG, IS ADVICE OF PRIEST
Men Should Wed at 25, Women
 at 20, He Says

The ages Of 2S and 20 are the proper ages respectively when men and women should marry. according 10 Rev. Matthew Traynor. pastor Of St, Mary's church in q talk on mar riage at all the masses yesterday, during which To "oiced his dlsap- proyal of long courtships
 The spirit Of tho times. he said. causes young people 10 want luxur- les of all sorts, apartments costing in rental s50 or $50 q month, auto- mobiles and other conveniences but in the majority Of cases, men who wait until they are able 10 provide these lind themselves "old bach elors"
 When men and women reach mid ile age before marriage, he said. they find after q time that they are approaching the age when their chtl- dren should be -tarting to help them hut instead, the children are still in school and the parents have grown away from child life. The years be- tween them form a span equal 10 that between children and grand parents.
 One of the arguments proffered for waiting until middle age before marrying is that no suitable mates can be found. Another is that the young women of marriageable age lack tto qualifications of brides of the past. Still another is that the young women will not make capable housewives, This is very unsound reasoning. Father Traynor asserted.
 He also touched on the subject of mixed marriages. He called atten- ton to the fact that the Catholic church disapproves of marriages with people of another faith and he advised the people of St. Mary's par ish 10 choose partners of their own faith when they marry. He wanted it understood that he casts no refec- ton on those who have been prin- cipals in mixed marriages but he wished to call attention of those of marriageaole age to the attitude of the church and to urge that 1t be considered and respected
New Britain herald., 1926-01-18
New Term to Begin in
 Y. W. C. A. Physical Dept.

A new mid-winter term in the Y. W. swimming pool and gym be- gins today. There will be new class CTS in swimming which will include beginners and advanced swimming, diving and Red Cross life saving. There will he swimming classes for Juniors on Saturday mornings.
 A new 6 weeks Health class also start on Tuesday night, 7;30 D. m, which will include Swedish and Dan- ish gymnastics, dumbbell and wand drills, Indian club swinging, clogging, folk dancing, rhythmic marching, tennis, basketball volley and bound ball, bowling and other games.
 The new schedue is as follows:
 Mondays p. m, swim ming class for women. 3:30-5:00 D. m. punging for Junior and Seniors. 6:45-7;15 ?, m. beginners swimming. 1:i5-1:45 ?. m, Intermediate swim ming. 7.45-S;15 ?. m, Advanced swimming and diving.
 Tuesdays and Thursdays 5:45- 6.S0 D, m,, plunge. 7;30-9:0o p. m. plunge.
 Nednesdays-3;3o-5:o0 p. m, Jun iors and Seniors plunges. 8:15,9:o0 D. m, plunges.
 Fridays-3:QO-3:30 p. m, swim ming class for women. 3:30-5:0O p. m, punges for Juniors and Seniors. G:45-7:t5 ?, m., Intermediate swim ming. 7:15-7;45 ?, m, beginners swimming. 7;45-6;15 Senior Red Cross life saving.u
 Standardization a. m, Jun for swimming class, 10;00-10;30 a. m., Junior Red Cross life saving. 11:00-11;t5 q, m, Junior plunge.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-18
LIONS FROLIC PROFITABLE
Profits Not Yet Known, May Run Well Over S1 900 tIark--Gifts To .
 Gaa and Kane By Cast

With four performances, each one to q crowded house, the Lions club frolic of 1926 has been declared tremendous success While it is not known yet. nor will it be known for several days what the total result will be financially. it is safe to pre- dict that the amount to be divided among the three institutions, the Children's home, the Polish orphan age and the Newington Home for Crippled Children will be over the $l,0o0 mark.
 Saturday night after the perform ancc a Knights of Columbus ring wG3 presented 10 Director Charles A. Gaa of the Harry Miller Co. by the members of the cast. Presentation was made by r. w. Macomber. A fountain pen and a purse were pre- sontod 10 Martin Kane, Mir Gaa's acaistant,
New Britain herald., 1926-01-18
MEHLHORN APOLOGIZES
Tries to Speak to Cruickshank But Latter Refuse to be Modified by Soft Words.

San Antonio. Tex, Jan. IS P- Bill Mehlhorn is sorry he yelled while Bobby Cruickshank was put ting on the last green trying to win the Texas open championship yes- terday.
 Mehlhorn, who is professional at the Westmoreland club. Chicago, met Cruickshank late last night and mumbled apologetic words. Cruick- shank refused to speak to him. Mehlhorn, after moment. shrugged and turned away.
 Sure, I'm sorry I yelled" said Bill, but I don't think it's as ser ious as it's being made to seem. Bobby wasn't in the act of putting when I shouted at him."
 L. B. Clegg. president of the San Antonio Golf association, in charge of the tournament, was standing neal Mehlhorn when he yelled to the players from vantage point in a tree crotch. Mir. Clegg, after the tournament, sought out Mehlhorn and censored him.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-18
City Items

On the White Star liner Majestic sailing from New York Saturday fo Southampton and Cherhourg wer, MT and Mrs. Howard s, Hart of s2. Hart St. New Britain.
 Better Photo Finishing, ohrn stedt.-advt,
 Mrs, F. (, Prelle Is resting com fortably following an operation Thursday at the New Britain Gen, eral hospital
 A. Nash Co. suits and oyercoats S2@,oo. New styles and samples Union Made, T, F, McCabe, 4s Wal, nut street, Tel. 454,--advt.
 A son was born January 18th tc MT and Mrs. L, Campenelli of 57 West street,
 Camp Clara, R, N, of A., will hold regular meeting tonight al o'clock at St. Jeans hall. In- staIlation of officers will take place
 Miss Mary Taylor Blauvelt will address the Current Events club at the meeting to be held Tuesday. January 19. Her subject will be "Our Domestic Affairs and the Duties of Congress.
 The executive committee of Ereryman's Bible class will meet to- morrow evening, The Blue army meets tonight.
 Mir. and Mrs. q. c, Weld are the guests Of Captain and Mrs. R. O.. sanderson of Indian Head Mary land.
 Alexandra lodge. No. 24, A. I. O., Daughters of St. George, will hold & regular business meeting Wednesday evening in Vega hall Five candidates Will be initiated. On Thursday after noon the members will be enter. talned at the home of Mrs. William Gleed of 29l South Main street.
 The recently elected officers of Mattabessett Tribe No. 14, l. 0. R. M, will be installed in office at B meeting of the tribe this evening. Deputy Great Sachem NJ. L. Williams Of Hartford and his staff will be in charge of installation. Refreshments Will be served after the work.
 James H. Curtin of Black Rock avenue has returned from a vacation trip to Cuba.
 The following licenses have been suspended by the state motor vehicle commissioner; John Silva, 345 Myr- tie street. Albert Boutin. 364 Elm street. and Joseph Walton, 39 Har- rison street.
 Sons were born yesterday at the New Britain General hospital to Mir, and Mrs. Mario Usai, IA Putnam street and MT. and Mrs. Andrew McCusker, $40 Stanley street.
 John H. Flannery, who for several weeks has been undergoing treat ment at the New Britain General hospital, is reported to be improv- ing.
 The democratic town committee will meet tonight at headquarters in the Sovereigns building on Main street.
 Rev. ". A. Harty branch, A. o. H., will meet at o'clock tomorrow night at Judd's hall on Main street.
 The Lady Nest of Owls will hold its installation of officers tonight at Odd Fellows hall on Arch street.
 Miss A. Barry. who has heen seri. ously i'll at St. Mary's hospital in is slightly improved.
 John A. Frawley a conductor, and Susan A. Began, both of 69 High land terrace, have taken out a mar riage license.
 Robert Layden, age 10 years, son of Fireman and Mrs. Michael Lay len of 76 Lafayette street, is rest ng comfortably at the New Britain fcneral hospital following an oper- tion for appendicitis Friday night.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-18
She Was Skinny,
 Weak and Nervous

Tt@ zr'9tost str"ngth-Ejv"r an1 woI"ror of good healthy flesh in tb~ world is Cod Liver OH -- t's Ull of yltamjnas.
 I,ut it'e nasty stuff - i)l-smruiug u1 hard to taho, and usually up- 'e the stomach,
 Thank goodness, wo don't hay" in r,rn smell ,lc nasty Coi Liver ufl any more. for now ali drnr- eists arc selling Mc"oy's Cod Liver oil Compound Tablets, sugar-coat- od and as easy 10 take as candy, so that von can got inc rnal Cod Liver Oil in condensed form.
 Men and women weak thin and noryoue, are urged to put on weight md get I#ok their health au1 strength ~tfb these wonderful tale lots.
 One woman Ganod l. pounds iu hNe weeks and that's going fast enough
 Only 6o r,0te for fo tajIct4. and if they lon't put hvo pounds of flesh on any thin person in % days your druggist is authorized 10 hand }ou hank inc money you paid for
 "Eof b" sure and get McCoys. the original and genuine"
New Britain herald., 1926-01-18
ALLOWS ESCAPE 0F
 DISARMED BANDIT
Store Manager Escorts Him to
 Door and He FleeS

After thwarting an attempted holdup at the Economy store, 631 West Main street, Saturday night, John Baker. manager of the store, reported to police that he escorted the holdup man to the door and al- lowed him to escape in a sedan.
 Baker says that the man walked into the store about o'clock and demanded pound of butter and when he went to get 1t the man fell in faint. Baker went to get some water and when. he returned ho found the man at the cash register. The stranger told him that he wanted money, but Baker told him that there was only & small amount in the register, but there was some behind a sliding panel. Reaching in the panel Baker pulled out a gun aid pointed 1t at the stranger who also had a gun.
 The holdup broke" his gun and a cartridge fell to the floor. Baker grabbed the pistol and says he walk ed the bandit to the door where he looked for aid. The man ran down the street and made good his escape in an automobile.
 Take $170 and Two Watches.
 Taking a punch board set contain ing s170 in bills, and two gold watches valued at $40, burglars en- tered the store of Walsh and Holl- fleder. 462 Main street yesterday, by cutting screen covering In a rear window. The window is thought to have been unfastened on the inside as there were no marks on the out side of the window. The detective bureau is Investigating.
 Two liberty bonds valued at t1oo, belonging 10 Joseph Agnello, some insurance policies, bank book. and an automobile operators license
New Britain herald., 1926-01-18
Stamford Man Fined and
 Jailed on Liquor Count

Stamford, Jan. IS tP)-Stephen Dombroski was fined s20O and costs and rtlon 90 days jail sentence in city court today for violation of the liquor lay, He pleaded guilty. Dom- hroski's home was raided by the po- lice on December 31 and q quantity of liquor was seized.
 IL Was claimed by Assistant Pros ocntinG Attorney Edward o. Jansen. in statement to the court, flat two men who recently died from alco- hoiism had purchased alcohol from Dombroski.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-18
NO. IZ,Sl6,
Nu. lZ,S46, Treasury Department. office of Comp.


 Treasury Department. office of Comp. trollei Of the Currency.
 Washington. D. C.. November 9, 1928. Whereas. by satisfactory evidence pre- sented to the undersigned. 1t has been made to appear that "The City National Bank of New Britain in the City of New Britain in the County of Hartford and State of Connecticut, has complied with all the provisions of the ststutes of the United States required to be com. piled with before an association snsll ba authorized to commence the business of Banking; Now therefore I, J. ". McIntosh. Conn. troler of the Currency, do hereby cer. tity that The City Natona, Bank of New Britain" in the City of New Britain in the County of Hartford and State of Connecticut is authorized to commence the business Of Banking as provided in Section Fifty one hundred and sixty n,ne or the Revised Statutes of the United States. In testimony whereof witness my hand and seal of office this ninth day of November, 1925.
 J. ". MCINTOSH, Comptroller of the Currency.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-18
COUNTY ". c. T. T.. MEETS

IbLNII ". C. T, L, MEETS
 Tie Hartford County Institute of Connecticut Women's Christian Temperance I'nion will meet al the Methodist church tomorrow. The program will hegin at 10 o'clock and will he as follows: Opening service, Mrs, Lida Stoddard: presi- dents conference, Mrs. Mary Lewis: parliamentary drill. :Trs. Mary F Nollcs; secretaries conference. Mrs Sarah A. Hull. noontide prayer. MT Martha L. Hopl'ins: afternoon program, 1:45 o'clock. song service, Mrs. Nellie Rude Arnc I; prayer. s T. l. quiz. Mrs, Hattie M. Newton: treasurcrs' contercnce. Hrs. Nellie Rude Arnold: address. "IIealth Ha- bits for Children" Miss Ruene West. nutrition worker of the Hartford Tu- berculosis society.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-18
ST. ANDREWS CONCERT

A vocal and instrumental concert under the auspices of St. Andrew $ lithuanian church, will be given in the Lyceum theater Sunday after noon, January 3i. The principal aoloist will be Mrs. Marion Cizauskas of inc Cleveland Opera Co. Miss Relosky and Miss PothuslIis, who took part in the Lions frolic will assist and other local musicians will hn inclnded.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-18
WoRKMEN's CIRCLE SOCIAL

The first of series of entertain ments planned by the Workmen's Circle was held last night at Odd Fellows hall on Arch street, with the following program: Accordion selections, Joseph Fazzina: vocal numbers. Miss Burns: piano selec- tions, Blanche Levenson: recitations and songs, Charles Miller; the Berkowitz trio, entertainers, with Mrs. J. Licht, pianist.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-18
Special Notice

A special meeting of Sir Francis Drake lodge, No. 429, American 0. s. of St. George will be held at 6 o'clock this evening in Jr. o. U. 4. M. hall, Glen street to take action on the death of Bro, John Ogle,
 John William Clarkson. ", P.
 Wesley Sperry. ". Sec.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-18
City Advertisement

There will be a public hearing Monday, January IS. at p. m, at Room POI. City Building, New Brit ain, on the proposed new building code. Copies of the code can be obtained now at Room 305, City Building.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-18

term for contempt of court, sur rendered s300,0o0 to the trustees in bankruptcy. He pleaded guilty later to charges of concealing $20o,- 900 in assets and was sentenced to ten years In prison.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-18
Piles Disappear
No Cutting or snl,es Needed

Tr'zFual treatments seldom curc PHse
 Nor do surgical operations
 Tho fausg Is insiGa-had circulation
 The blood Is staEuart, thr veins flatFa
 The hoRel walls are weak. the pa'as -lmos' dead.
 To nuA klv md safely r7 yau~sr,f o' piles 'ou must free thc nrsg3atE0u- sri
 fresh current thro4Sh st7enant pool intrrnaI treatment ls The onr safe I-ptln. "Htm"nts and ruttirr wont do f.
 J, g. Leonhard'. ". h.. s~, 5e1Ist. s.t " work snm0 years nEo to find r. internal remedy for piles. He su .-g,1,4- II" named his rrrs rintInn lfEN-Tru, -nf tried I ir l6oo rssas before b, VI 7'iFf"1. Now HEM-R0fp is ratd ls sr4Eri=t7 es"Fs T l.ty. under r1rrar.t,. i is harmless tablet easy to lake. an an alwHHs i've found al all dr7rre.4.s. whu wfH gladly refund the purchase rrlre to any dissatisfied customer.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-18
Special Notice

Whist Party at 1udd's hall Tues- day evening, January 19, under the auspices of Daughters of Isabella Public invited Admission 25r.
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New Britain herald., 1926-01-18

were stolen last night from the home of Emanuel Agnello, S77 East street, Officer Thomas J. Feeney found that the house was entered by means of key.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-18
Guard Against "Flu''
 With Musterole

Influenza, Grippe and Pneumonia usually start with cold. The moment you get those warning aches, get busy with good old Musterole.
 .Musterole IS a counter-irritant that relieves congestion (which is what a cold reallyis) and stimulates circulation. It has all the good qualities of the old-iashloned mustard plaster without the blister.
 Just rub it on with your fnger.tips. First you will feel warm jingle as the healing ointment penetrates the pores, then a soothing. cooling sensation and quick relief.
 Have Musterole handy for emergency use. It may prevent serious illness.
 To Mothers: Musteroie ia also made in milder form for
 babies and small children. Ask for Children's Musterole.
 35c and 65c, in jars
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