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New Britain herald., 1926-10-13
l1 ON THE AIR. IA
WEDNESDAY.
Eastern Standard Time.

< Eastern Standard Time.
 WTIC-HARTFORD-47e Silent night.
 WCWS-BRDGEPORT-2s3 5:45-Concert ensem ble. 6:45-Riverside orchestra 7:45-Chauncey L. Bush. tenor. 8-Melody Boys. s:3o-Peter Chiapinelli, violinist, a-Tneater program.
 WBZ-SPRINGFIELD-SS3 6:1o-Newspaper sidelights by A. J. Philpot. Boston. s:l5-Hotel Lenox ensemble. 6:S0-Musical Mirth Makers, with Bert Dolan's orchestra. Springfield 7-Market reports. Boston. 7:05-Copley Plaza orchestra under the direction of W. Edward Boyle. 7:30-Radio Nature League under the direction of Thornton W. Bur s-Hazel Hallett, pianist; Violet Hirsch 'cellist; A. Cannata, clari- netist. Boston. 8:30-Organ recital from the Har- yard club by Edith Lang. Boston. 9-The Transformers. Boston. s:3o-Musical program. Springfield. s:45-Bruce Clark, harmonica. Springfield. 1o-Weather reports, missing per sons. Springfield.
 WCWS-BRIDGEPORT-2sS 5;45-Concert ensemble. s:45-Riverside orchestra 7:45-Chauncey L. Bush, tenor. s-Melody Boys. s:30-Peter pinelli. volinist. 1o-Theater program.
 WTAG-WORCESTER-26s 7--Coal Miners. 7:30-To be announced. s-Bancroft orchestra 8: s:3o-Saxophons Octet, 9-To be announced. s:S0-South Sea Islanders. 1o-From WEAF.
 WMAF-SO. DARTMOUTH-441 6:15-12-Same as WOR.
 NNAC-BOSIoN- 6-Krazy Kat Riddles Klub. e:50-Lido Venice orchestra, direc- ton Jacques Renard. 7:S6-Program. Federation ot Churches. s-Organ recital. s:30-Playette, 'Lijah," WNAC Players. 9-Reduction Day orchestra. 10:o5-Dance music, Checker Inn orchestra. Popular selections by Crocker and Rogers.
 WEEI-BOSTON-349 5:45-Stock market and bushes: news. 5:55-Lost and found. s-Events of the day. s:10-Announcemen 6:30 - Why Every Citizen Should Vote" 6:40-Feature. 6:45-Big Brother club. 7:30-Taylor Trio. s-Novelty Sextette. S:30-11-From New York.
 WLSI-PROyIDENCE-441 1O-Biltmore hotel orch.
 WJAR-PROVIDENCE-4s5 S-s-Same as WEAF. 9-Talk. a:o5-Harold sheldrick, tenor. e:15-Program. 9:45-Program, including Honolulu Four. 10: 30-Same as WEAF.
 WCSH-PORTLAN 6-Reports, :3o-Children' period. 7:3o-Sport results. 7:32-"State of Maine" 7:45-Program. S-Champlin' Harmonizer. 9-Program from WEAF. a:so-South Sea Islanders 10-Light Opera
 WEAF-NEW YORK-492 5-Orchestra selections, Spinner music. 7-Synagogue services. 7:50-U. S. Army band. s-Salon concert. 8:30-Saxophone Octette, o-Troubadours :S0-Moment musicale, 1o-Brothers. 10:30-Opera. Lovely Galatea." 11:30-12-Ben Bernie's orchestra
 WJZ-NEW YORK-455 5:S2-Market quotations. 5:S5-Financial summary. 5:40-Cotton quotations. 5;50-Farm market reports. 7:05-Dinner music. s-Imperial Imps. S:30-Concert. o-White Hour 1o-The Record Boys 1o:3o-Concert.
 WNYC-NEW YORK-52e 6:10-Piano selections. .20--Market high spots. s:30-Elementary spanish lessons. 7-Advanced Spanish lessons. 7:30-Police alarms. To H., r
New Britain herald., 1926-10-13

WTAM, Cleveland; WBZ; WMCA New York; KDKA; WBBM, Chicago; WCX, Detroit; WIN, New York MEAN, Providence; WEI, Philadel- phia; WWJ, Detroit; WAAM, New ark; CKCL, Toronto, and WREO, Lansing. Did anybody do any better? If so. keep it to yourself.
, 1926-10-22

To The Trades Union Congress.
When Mr. Iomsky, the notorious and
violent head Of the Bo.saevl5J trade
unions, was forbidden to land in England
he sent ia a letter to tne Trades Union
Congress gathering at BouruemouJh this
week a speech thar he proposed to de-
liver had he attended. This mas now
been translated ana considered by the
General Council Of the Congress.
The Daily Aad understands that it is
an extraordinary communication, the
terms OF which have aroused great re-
sentiment among the Executive. In the
letter Mr.. Iomsky dictates to the
L. u. c. how they should conduct their
business, refers to their work in terms
, 1926-10-22
Cyclone En Havana, Cuba
By courtesy of the West india C Panama
Telegraph Co.
October 21st.

OClOb-I LlSNs
Santiago De Cuba A cyclone hit Ha-
vana during the hours of the morning of
20tn. Twenty persons killed and mum
bers of wounded. Eight persons also
lost their lives due to falling houses in
Luyano, which is close to Habana, EIec-
tic light plant interrupted, numbers of
telegraph. telephone and electric light
poles down; trees along the principal
thoroughfares on the ground. the low
er part of the city is under water, steam
ers La Puerto 1arafa," French steamer
'Gerant" and other smaller vessels said
to be sunk in bay. The wind reached 80
miles. Tie disturbance later passed
over Key West and Miami, recurring
towsros the EaESnas. Reported the
'Fatua" and "a De Febrero" two Gu
ban Ha1aI urils, sunk n Havana har
bour.
, 1926-10-22

New York. Gene Tunney expects to
avoid matrimony until after he is Through
with tie squared circle. There is abb
s~oIutely nothing to it. he said. He then
told of a that he was engaged, Il
am not ever keeping company with any
girl. I am going to stay single as long
as | an in the boxing game, then if some
woman comes along and looks kindly on
me, [ may marry. At present | would
not look on any girl and really don't
know any girl who would have me"
New York-Jack Sharkey, another Bos-
ton strong boy who defeated Harry Wills
placed bis lien on record with the New
York State Athletic Commission as a
challenger of Gene Tunney, worlds
Heavyweight Champion. The commits
sion received the challenge and will con-
slider it with many other challenges that
are now before them, Sharkey is the
first to file q formal challenge with the
commission. Wills was suspended by the
commission for thirty days for fouling
Sharkey.
San Diego, = Orders for Brigadier Cen
eral Smedley D. Butler to assume com
mand of the Marines and to supervise
assignment for guarding the mail trains,
We're received from Washington.
, 1926-10-22
WET CHRISTMAS is FORESEEN
HERE BY BOOTLEGGERS' ALCO.
HOL STOCKS


Despite the Increasing efficiency Of The
dry forces, as reported by officials, there
will Ice plenty OF bottled cheer for the
Christmas b days, it was learned yes
terday. MAJ Chester Z. Mills, prohibi-
ton administrator admitted there were
in warehouses IN or near New York more
than / 1000, 600 gallons Of lenatured aIco-
h0!.
Major Mills knows where the I, 600, 600
gallons may be found and he Is sure most
of il will 90 to make the YuIetide merry,
hat he can do nothing about ii. The de-
natured alcohol, manufactured for com
mercial purposes under government For,
mula No. g., hes been bought by bootleg
gers who intend to extract all or most of
the poisons in it and place it ON the mar
ket.
Until they are detected in the act Of re-
maturing it the prohibition administrator
cannot seize the liquid.
There have been seven government
formulas so far for completely denatur-
ing or making alcohol u~ndrinaable. They
have been abandoned one after the other,
as bootieggers' chemists learned how to
extract the poisous,
Formula No. 6 was abandoned last Feb
ruary. Numbers 1 and 5 have not yet
been withdrawn because the amount of
wood alcohol they prescribe is 50 large
, 1926-10-22
Z. s. NAVAL RADIO STATION
CHRISTlANSTED. ST. CROIX.
DIST OCTOBER 1926.
Courtesy Of the associated PreSs.)

IOOUTJ6SU u TU6 H06UCtUI6U TT8SS.
Pittsburgh, The Pittsburg Pirates.
rulers of the baseball world in 1924, will
be guided in 1927 by a new manager.
Bill Mckechnie. who last year piloted the
Pirates TO the first league pennant in
sixteen years and then on through to a
trIu nph over Washington in worlds Sc.
ries, was told his services would be re-
quired no longer. Barney D~reyfuss,
owner of the club, said the fans had lost
confidence IN McKechnie and hat was
me only thing TO do,
, 1926-10-22

There will be a football match on the
the HoIger Danske Ground on Sunday
afternoon at 4 O'Clock 3between the Alert
and Red Socks Football Clubs, both Of
this town. All lovers Of the game are
invited Conn.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-01
Callahan Easily
Defeated DeHate

Mushy Callahan, crstWhilc jew
ish ncwsboy, crossed right to Paul
dc Hates chin one minute and 81
seconds after the start Of the first
OF a scheduled ten round bout az
Vernon last night and De Hate went
out.
That right cross was the only real
blow landed during the fight. It
spun De Hate on his heels and then
to the floor. At the count OF six
he attempted to rise but his legs re-
fused. He finally got up at eight
but reelcd drunkenly against the
ropes.
Callahan pushed him lightly with
left and the referee sensing that
De Hate was out on his feet raised
Mushy $ hand.
Th" pair had been feeling eaca
other out when the junior welter
weight champ cut loose with that
right cross. The impact of the glove
agaist De Hate 5 chin could be
heard all owe rthc Vernon arena.
johnny Lamar shaded four rounds
10 take u decision from Young Sam
Langfcrd in the semi final.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-01

son Tide can be measured as q
Southern California triumph. Hon
ors will be split either way.
The Trojans showed a remarkable
offense against Montana in last
Saturdays game when they rolled
up 81 to 0 count on the Grizzlies.
Morton Kac-, the greatest ball
packer on the coast, was held from
the Idaho and Montana games to
permit leg injury to heal. He will
be in the starting line up against
Metre Dame. If We IS unable to
function 100 per cent, it looks very
much as though Howard Elliott, the
hero Of Tie Nandal and Grizzly con-
tests, can be counted upon to take
his place at least partially.
Morley prTry, who has been on
the hospital roll since October Q,
may possibly play part of the
Notrc l'ale' fray although his ap.
pcararcc in the lineup that day is
doubtful. Al Belircndt, huge end
who sustained a bad ankle injury,
is definitely out of the final game
of his career. All the Trojans arc
i'll good condition and number of
them enjoyed little rest in the
Idaho and Montana games.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-01
JONES DRIVING
TROJANS HARD
FOR BIG GAME

Los ANGELES, Dec. With
Pacific Coast competition now in
the background and second place in
the hands of the Southern California
grdders, Coach Howard Jones is
driven his men this week toward
the scason-the Notre Dame-Tro jan
clash here December 4.
Despite the one.point defeat
which Southern California suffered
at the hands of Stanford month
ago, the coming battle with the In
diana Irish has assumed the proper
tions of a national championship af.
fair. The Trojans represent the
strength of the Pacific Coast; on
touchdowns yards gained and de-
fense Stanford and Southern Cali
fornia can well be said to be on an
even basis.
\otrc Dame has defeated the best
of the middle west and the strength
of the east. II Southern California
can turn back the invading Rocknc
men and Stanford trounccs Alaba-
ma-the best of the south--thc Pa
cific Coast will have a clear claim
to the nation s title.
Southern California and Stanford
should stack up practically the
same against either Notrc Dame or
Alabama, In other words q Tro-
jan victory over Notrc Dame will
be counted as Stanford victory
and Il Cardinal win over the Grim
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-01
Here and There
in Sport Weird

PHILADELPHIA - Any univcr,
sity of Pennsylvania student turn
ing professional while an under.
graduate and eligible to compete in
athletics for the university, Will b.
denied his letter and his member
ship in the Varsity club will bc
cancelled, according to a ruling an
nouneed by Sydney L. Hutchinson,
chairman of the council OF athletics
at the university,
PEINCETON, y. j Charles
Moeser of Cincinnati was elected
captain OF the 1927 Princeton foot
l,;ll team. Moeser has been varsity
end for the past two years.
ANNAPOLIS, Md.-Tw"ntv navy
players who participated IN the
Army-Navy game are to receive
their block ~ Although the
naval academy had the strongest
team in its history and one Of the
best i'll the country, the "N star
award will not bc granted. Thi.
only goes to members of teams vie
torious over the army.
san JOSE, Cal.-Bill Alger
Phoenix, Ariz., won the 10 round
decision over Eddie Dampler in last
night S main event. Algcr took all
but the first round
STOCKTON, cal.--Thc San Fran.
cisco Mission club Of the Pacific
Coast league will train here next
spring, it was announced by Man
ager Bill Leard
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-01
NOTICE OF SALE OF STOCK IN
BULK

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
This notice of intention to sell Il
stock of goods as per invoice:
Witncsscth: Notice is hereby Civ
en- that the undersigned j. Nj. Jul
ian, manager of Julian s Grocery,
intends to sell to Earl ID. Bell, all
that certain stock of merchandise
consisting of groceries, etc, and all
stock pertaining to the business To-
Gated at $50 South Sixth Street,
City of FL Centre, County of I'M
pcrial, State of California; said
business known as 81. NJ. Julian
Grocery CO.. and that a transfer
and assignment of the same will be
made, and the purchase price there
of will be paid, on Monday, the
Goth day of November, 1926, at FL
Centre, California, at the office of
Haas Baruch Company The name
and address of the Vendor is j. NJ.
Julian, FL Centre, California. The
name and address of the Ncndee is
Eari ID. Bell, FL Centre, California.
Dated November eth, 1926.
j. NJ. JULIAN.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this eth day of November 1926.
BIRD Z. HOBBY,
County Recorder in and for the
County, of Imperial, Statesof Cali
fornia.
(SEAL) 29t5
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-01
CENTRAL SQUAD
ANXIOUS TO BEAT
BRAWLEY ELEVEN
Feeling Between Schools
Is Reaching High Pitcs,
AS Game Approaches.

Another call for FL Centre foot
tall followers to rally around Cen
tral Union S high school team has
been sent out bv Coach Armstrong
for the crucial game with Brawley
high in this city Friday afternoon.
Particular attention is called to
the playing date, which has been
changed from Saturday afternoon
to Friday.
Last night s practice, according
to tho coach, developed the startling
fact that Ccntral's squad has gone
si ale. The strenuous game at IN
glewood Saturday, together with the
long trip. exacted considerable toll
Oh the players, but Coach Armstrong
hopes to work them around to shape
hy Friday.
Brawlcv, as usual, is coming down
with a big delegation OF rootcrs,
both members of the student body
and residents of the city.
The fact that many of the Braw-
lev team AFRO accused Of roofing
against Central in the Swcetwater
game has made the local players
more determined than ever to win
Friday s contest. When the charge
was made at the Sweetwater game,
it also aroused the resentment of
many FL Centre residents who were
in attendance, and they promised
themselves that when BraWicy s
team came down here "a big crowd
would be on hand to see them licked.
Friday is the day, and Brawley
has a licking coming. There is no
denying the fact that the rivalry
, this tim.c is Il little thicker than the
usual desire to beat each other.
There is something Of & grudge cx-
isting in the air.
Word has been sent from BrawleS
that the home team is certain to
wipe out the defeat handed to them
hv Central when the teams met IN
TIE first game this season, but in
dications at Central Union are that
Brawley is due to find tough job
ahead.
Central is confident Of repeating
the trick, and hopes to have the
support Of local residents to watch
them do il.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-01
Special Rates
S. d. Boat Races

The first Pacific Coast national
speed boat regatta is to be held on
san Diego bay, December | and -,
with the United States navy in
charge of the course in the matters
OF measurement and police. The
course will be two and one half
miles around, two laps constituting
the race distance. Three heats
VIII be run Saturday and three heats
on Sunday. The grand stands will
also be furnished by the navy, which
has arranged to moor large coal
barges, equipped with 500 seats
each, alongside the course. The
event is championcd by the San
Diego chamber of commerce, the
San Diego-California Yacht club and
the San Diego Yacht club.
According TO ID. G.. Ramsey head
of the local traffic department of
the San Diego and Arizona railroad
a special rate of S. will be made for
the round trip and good for 10
days in order that those of the val.
ley may take in the big event.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-01
Race Horses Are
Still Arriving

Although the races at Tijuana
l&Nc been underway since Thanks,
giving race horses are still being
shipped there from eastern points,
states ID. c. Ramsey, travelling agent
of the San Diego 4 Arizona,
Yesterday II horses of the Ne
vada Stock farm stable owned by
George Wingficld and - horses of
the +. ilerill stable, passed through
FL Centre destined for the racing
center Of the continent for the next
few months. The horses were ship
ped from .Juarcz.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-01
SPORT NEWS SECTION

following ranking by groups would
not be unfair, even if not accepted
No. 1.--Stanford or Alab bama.
No. 2.-Stanford or Alabama y
Navy, Southern California and
northwestern
No. 5.--Army, Onio State, South
orn Methodist, brown.
No. 4.-Lafayette, Missouri, Okla
homa Aggics.
Notre uamc, after losing to Car,
ncgie Tech, a team with NJ particu
lar rating in the east, cannot i'm
prove its position by defeating
Southern California next Saturday
and there are many smart football
men here who believe that \otro
Dame will have very hard time
beating Southern California.
if the navy had defeated the
army by two touchdowns, margin
which was within its power, the
midshipmcn could have made very
good claim for the national champ
onship regardless of the result Of
the Stanford-Alab game, as
neither of those teams could have
offered the season record that the
navy had.
There has been some disposition,
it WIS heard among the coaches in
Chicago and here in the east, to
make little of the opponents that
Stanford and Alabama had faced,
but they have passed undefcatcd
through a season that caused them
TO retain as much sustained strength
as any other teams that escaped de-
feat or a tic.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-01
10967-Dept. I
SUMMONS
In the Superior Court Of the State
Of California, in and for the
County of Imperial
ROSE FERTIG, Plaintiff.

ROSE FERTIG, Plaintiff.
MARK q. FE.iTlG, Defendants.
The People of the State of Cali
fornia Send Greeting to Mark G.
Fertig, Defendant.
You Are Hereby Directed to Ap-
pear and answer the Complaint in
an action entitled as above, brought
against you i'll the Superior Court
of the County of Imperial, State
Of California, within ten days after
the service on you of this Summons
If served within this county; or
within thirty days if served else
where.
And YOU are hereby notified that
unless you appear and answer as
above required, the said Plaintiff
will take Judgment for any money
or damages demanded in thc com.
plaint, as arising upon contract, or
she will apply to the Court for any
other relief demanded in the COM
plaint.
Given under my hand and the
seal of the Superior Court of the
County of Imperial, State of Cali
fornia, this Sth day of June, 1926.
c. G, MOUSSEAU, Clerk.
BY c. 7. Harrison, Deputy Clerk.
(SEAL)
c. L. Brown, Attorney for Plaintiff.
\ 10 II n d 8 Is % 30 J 5 II Is
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-01
|ARDINAL AND
ALABAMA GAME
IMPORTANT One
lay Decide Mythical
Leader of Football Sea-
son Unless Tie is Played
BY HENRY L. FARRELL

BY HIN IL ~. rAhfS6LL
|nited Press Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK, Dec. l. Notru
me s surprising defeat by Carnc.
Tech aud the tie game between
navy and army set Up the gam"
wcen Stanford and Alabama as
game with the most logical
nee to decide a national college
tball championship.
'tanford and Alabama are thr
teams in the country which cs-
cd n defeat or tie game
pugh schedule against opposs-
j that would test real champ.
ship team.
kitnough Lafayette passed
bugh an undcfcatcd season, the
", in spite of one tie game, has
cttcr claim to the eastern champ
khip than any other team.
he navy defeated Princeton, the
liz Three champion, Colgate,
ch tied Brown; Michigan, which
with Northwestern for the
tern conference championship;
rgetown, one of the high rank
teams of the east and tied with
army in n game that showed
g navy class than the ARM
we'd.
o other eastern team could rank
scores through Il hard schedule
the navy can show.
otrc Dame had schedule just
hard, with as many impressive
cs, but Notrc Dame went stale
the navy scored more points
inst the army than Notrc Dame
iih the exception of a first
e, that can be made if the stan
Alabama game does not result
tie, the national ranking will
. To be made in groups. and
will be plenty of arguments
nst any grouping.
fter looki ing over the schedules
the scores made against real
,sition, it would seem that III"
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-01
ORIENT KEEPS ABREAST
IN MODERN BEADING
by United Press Leased Wire

SEATTLE, Dee. /. - The Orient
wants to keep up to the minute in
its reading. A request received
from the far east by the Seattle
chamber of commerce urged that
magazines and other reading matter
he shipped from Seattle as this port
Is four days closer to the Orient
than is San Francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-01
So. California
Sporting Briefs
By United Press Leased VIZ

Stcchcr, the Nebraska scissors king,
and recognized heavyweight wrcst-
ling champion of the world, grapples
with Jimmy Londos, Greek contend
or, in the hcadlincr, of the card at
the Olympic auditorium.
Mattv Matsuda, holder Of the
world 5 welterwcight belt meets
"Tigcr' Saith Of Kansas in the
semi final.
Morley Drury, versatile Univcr-
sitv of southern California halfbaek.
will don n suit this afternoon and
attempt to 90 through signal drill
with the Trojan varsity. If Drury
shows that his injured legs are able
to stand the gaff he will play
against the Irish of Notre Dame
Saturday.
Possibility of Drury entering the
lineup and the positive announce
ment that Morton kaer, all.Amcri-
can back, would start, has installed
Southern California in the favored
position. and present indications are
/ that the Trojans will 90 into the
game on the long end of l0S odds.
Drurv has been on the injured list
| for over five weeks and was not i'll
the lineup when Stanford handed
! Southern California its only defeat
! of the season.
The promise of the presence of
Drury and Kacr against Knuto
/ Rocknc's entry affected betting
odds more than did Notrc Dame )
loss to Carnegie Tech the general
: feeling being that while it showed
the Irish not invincihlc it would
make them a more formidable team
than had they arrived undcfcatcd.
Coach Jones only comment on the
Carnegie Tech upset was That
makes Notrc Dame about twice as
hard to beat.
Jones will send his men through a
signal drill followed by short
scrimmagc against Notrc Dame for
! nations this afternoon and will re-
| peat the dose tomorrow.
! Friday the Trojans will 90 through
light signal drill after which they
will be spirited out of town until
game time.
! Jimmy Byrnc and Leo Ban
| lcgc, hcaVywcigbts, meet in the 10
round main event at the Wilmington
athletic club tonight.
/ Paddy Mullins and Joe Guerrero
/ fight the semi final.
wild Bill Picrry. veteran
right handed pitcher, was turned
orcr to the Los Angrics club today
, by President Fill \ccck Of the Chl-
cago National League club.
=, r;crc-' won seven games and lost
| five Tor the Cubs during the 1926
campaign. He worked in 10 games.
Picrcv will fill the hole in Marty
krug's pitching staff made vacant
when Elmer Jacobs was drafted by
| the Chicago White SoX.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-01

WAlNTED--Old false teeth. We-ray
high as $40 for full sets. Don {
matter if broken. Gold jewelry,
crowns, bridges. Western Metal
Company, Bloomington, Ill. 30t2
WANTED TO BUYS Holstcin
cows. Must be tested IL. X. Ota
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-01

Federal men uncovered II maiI-or-
der liquor house in New York. That
is one less catalog the farmer will
have to h0ther with.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-01

We are wondering if King Fcrdi-
nand knows how to operate a cav.
pet sweeper.