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New Britain herald., 1926-11-11
HEAVY FINE ON
 EVASION CHARGE
Truck Driver Who Hit WOman'S
 Auto Is Assessed S1OO

A fine of S100 and costs was inn posed by Judge w. C. Hungerford in police court this morning in the case of Fred Tefft, aged 31, of 250 Franklin avenue, Hartford, who pleaded nolo contendere to the charge of eyading responsibility after q collision between a Plaut Go. automobile truck driven by him, and an automobile driven by Mrs. Lillian Whaples of 74 Congress ave- nue, Hartford. Tn consideration of the plea. Prosecuting Attorney J.. C.. Woods recommended a nolle on the charge of reckless driving.
 Detective Sergeant George C.. Elinger testified that Mrs. Whaplcs and others who were in her car came to the police station on Octo- Der 20 and reported the collision which occurred at Gilctte's corner on the New Britain-We Hartford Road The Whaples car was badly damaged and there was broken glass strewn over the road for a distance of 100 feet, the sergeant said. Hc found a metal bar, a bat tery box cover and a short piece of wood, which were ripped from the truck, and through these clues he learned that Tefft had been driving the truck.
 Hc confronted Tcfft with the in formation he had obtained and the latter admitted that he had driven the truck to New Britain on the night in question. He had permis- sion to use the truck to convey a stove to the home of his brother at 103 Columbia street. He denied all knowledge of the collision, the ser geant said.
 Attorney s. Polk Waskowitz, representing Tefft, said there was reason in his clients contention that he did not know the truck had struck anything. IL is four speed vehicle and when travelling in high gear, it makes considerable noise. The stove also rattled. adding to the din, and it was reasonable to believe
New Britain herald., 1926-11-11

spy himself. When the girl learns of this. she relates the fact and the American is sentenced to death.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-11
tion throughout the country for their merit.

tion throughout the country for their merit.
 RONALD COLMAN. Hollywood, Calif.. Nov. 9.-Wish you greatest possible success for your new theater. Feel sure it will uphold the high standard in pie lures for which we are all striving. | Kind personal regards JOHN BARRYMORE. Los Angeles Calif.. Nov. o. Please accept my best wishes for most successful opening and many prosperous seasons for your splendid new thcater. New Britain should be very proud of the enterprise that provides such beautiful temples for the amusement loving public.
 Sincerely
 MARY PICKFORD. Los. Angeles. Calf, Nov. 9.-I join in wishing Million Dollar Strand theater prosperity and packed houses.
 BUSTER KEATON. Los Angeles, Calf, Nov. D. Please accept my best wishes for the success of your new Million Dollar strand theater. May you keep up the splendid work you have so ably started,
 Hearty congratulations.
 WILMA BANKY. Los Angeles, Calif., Nov. 9,-Every wish for success of the Million Dol lar Strand thoater.
 CONSTANCE TALMADGE. Los Angeles. Calf. Nov. 9.-That every success and prosperity may fol- low the opening of your Million Dol lar Strand theater is my sincere wish.
 Regards.
 DOTGLAs FAIRBANKS. los Angeles. Calf, Nov, 1o.- Please let mo extend congratulations on thc opening of the new Strand and very best wishes for success and prosperity. Wish 1t were possible for me to he with you in person but will be with you in spirit at your grand opening. Kindest regards and good luck always,
 LARRY LANGDON. Los Angeles, Calif.. Nov. 1o.-My very best regards and good wishes for the Strand theater on the oc- casion of it's opening and for all time thereafter
New Britain herald., 1926-11-11
DUCHESS OF BUFFALO,"
 AT GApIT0I

When Constance Talmadge scored such success in Her Sister from Paris" her millions of admirers said she'd never make more satisfac- tory all around picture.
 But she has, and local audiences discovered the fact at the Capitol at the opening of "The Duchess of Buffalo" a gay story of Russia, which lifts Miss Talmadge to new heights as comedienne. The pie ture has everything-gripping plof. wonderful love story, dramatic thrills, scenes of splendor that daz- gle the eye and a perfectly balanced cast.
 The companion picture on this program features George O'Brien in "The Blue Eagle" thrilling tale of courage on the high seas. ". S. Jeffs and the Capitol orches- tra have a musical program for the pictures and will feature at the over ture, "The american Patrol"
 Coming Sunday for a run of fou, ! days is the most talked about pic. | ture of the dcy. Forever After with a cast that includes Mary Aston and Lloyd Hughes.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-11

that Teffts did not feel the jolt or | hear the noise of the crash. he said. | Tefft has been driving trucks 12 years and this is the first time he has ever been involved in difficulty concerning the automobile laws. He has driven for Smedley, Halverson, A. P. Marsh and Arbour and driving is his only means of livelihood. He is married and needs his job. If he loses his license he would be obliged to obtain other employment, the lawyer said.
 f Prosecuting Attorney Woods in- terrupted to remind the attorney of the plea of nolo contendere. which is the same as guilty, he said, and he warned Mr. Waskowitz not to 'try and put wings on his shoulders At the conclusion of the defense lawyers statement, MT Woods said there was no question of To-it's realization that his truck had struck the car, yet he continued on his way and but for the work of Sergeant Ellinger he would not have been brought to justice.
 Judge Hungerford, after examin- ing a photograph Of the damaged car said: Tt is pretty hard for me to conceive of the driver of a truck damaging a car to the extent that this car was damaged and not know it. l cannot place much credenco in his story, but I will take into con- sideration your statement as to his record and occupation and fine him S1O0 and costs" After court Judge Hungerford placed Tefft on proba- ton to pay the fine.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-11
STRAND RECEIVES
 MANY TELEGRANS
Famous Movie Stars Send Mes
 sag@ of Congratulation

Actually. scores of telegrams of q ceived by the proprietors of the mil lion dollar Strand theater, which opens tonight and list of some of those who have sent their good wishes reads like a who's who of screendom.
 Picking at random. some of these messages and their senders are as follows:
 Los Angeles. Calf, Nov. a.-Sin- cere congratulations on opening of your magnificent new theater.
 NORMA TALMADGE.
 Los Angeles, Calif.. Nov. 10.-- Every good wish for success I am sure motion picture patrons of New Britain realize such institutions as Strand encourage producers to strive for still greater entertainmcnt in photoplays.
 SAM r. RORK PRODUCTIONS,
 First National Studios.
 Los Angeles. Calf, Nov. 10.-The Strand theater represents another important link in the great chain Of high class picture houses circling tho country. Hearty congratulations on opening from the studio staff and
 M c. LEVEE, General Executive Manager First National Productions. Hollywood. Calf. Nov. 9.-Please accept my compliments and convey best wishes to all your patrons. Good luck and prosperity 10 your wonderful enterprise in New Britain. CHARLES CHAPLIN.
 Los Angeles, Calf, Nov. a.--Con- gratulations on the opening Of your splendid new million dollar theater. May your theater be another mile , stone in the list of motion picture theaters which have gained recogni-
New Britain herald., 1926-11-11
MILTON SELLS Many Seats For Friday

While every seat has been sold out for the opening of the Strand theator this evening, those persons who were unable to get tickets will be enabled to see the same show to- morrow evening Or tomorrow after noon for that matter.
 Only the reserved seats. the first IS rows in the orchestra and the boxes and loges, are sold out for to- morrow night. All the other seats in the theater for tomorrow night are of the rush" variety and tickets are obtainahle at the box office to- morrow evening.
 The z Strand management an- nounces that everything is ih readi- ness for the opening of the theater and gala time is expected both tonight, tomorrow night and Satur- day, the "three first nights" of the house.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-11
SHOULD HUSBANDS DO
 HOUSE WORK?
How Mrs. Dyer Solved the
 Problem.

Mrs. Mildred Dyer was lucky. She had a good-natured husband who
New Britain herald., 1926-11-11
HER MAN O. WAR" AT THE
 LYCEUM

Elaine Hal..merstei in startling drama, Ladies of Leisure" a pie lure breathing wealth, MXuriousness and bit of scandal, and Jetta Gou- dal and William Boyd in Her Man O War" are the big features now being offered at the Lyceum.
 "'Her Man O. War" is a war pie ture that is melodramatic without reverting to battlefield scenes. In fact most of the scenes in this pie ture take place behind the lines and behind the German lines at that.
 Jetta Goudal has the role of an attractive little German fraulein who, with a whip forced an Ameri- can doughboy to work on her farm after he had been taken a prisoner, This picture works up to the grip ping climax of day when love as- serted itself and then came the great change.
 Excitement there is aplenty for the American doughbo.. is something of
New Britain herald., 1926-11-11
PRESIDENT WAS IN KANSAS
 JUST FIVE YEARS AGO
Then, as Vice President. He Laid Cornerstone Of Big Memorial
 There

Kansas City Nov. II LP - Ac- ceptance of the principal role in the dedication of Kansas City's memorial today found President Coolidge returning to the spot where five years ago as vice presi- dent he assisted in placing the cor nerstone for the huge edifice erect cd to honor those who lost their lives in the World war.
 In addition to President and Mrs. Coolidge and Queen Marie ot Ru- mania, representatives of the church, the army and navy. vir- tually all patriotic organizations as
New Britain herald., 1926-11-11

The time he spent in doing her work was needed for his own. She de- termined to find the road to better health.
 She writes: q think Lydia F. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is simply wonderful. My health is bet ter than it has ever been. ] am get tingstrongerand gaining in weight"
 The Dyers live at Redlands, Calf, Route A, Box 1S3.
 How often does your husband have to do your housework? No matter how willing he is, no woman feels comfortable about it. Perhaps you. too, will find better health through the faithful use of Lydia B. Pink hams Vegetable Compound.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-11
Little Diabetes Good for
 Old Man, Saws Doctor

Louisville, Ky. Nov. II R)-A little diabetes will do an old man good. Dr. Elliott P. Joslin, author lecturer and clinical professor of medicine at Harvard university, de- clared in an address last night be- fore the Ohio Valley Medical asso- citation. He explained that the sub sequent loss of weight from the dis ease Is generally less dangerous than fat with diabetes.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-11

helped. her with m u c h of her housework. Be. cause she was in ill h e a It h for five years, it was often necessary for him to do t Il i s. But it b 0 tn red Mrs. Dyer. She felt that he had to W o r k h a r d enough anyway.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-11

The so-called steam we see issu- ing from kettle is not steam at all but tiny globules of water condensed from the steam. Steam-the vapor or gas of water-is invisible.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-12

dnes l'udova strana. Je vecou po-
litiekej taktiky, obozretnosti, ma
kol ko vyuzije strana dand situa
ciu, ktora je pre- nu priazniva, a.
ko nilody. Iste ME je bez vyznamu
prehlasenie Hlinkovo, ktore aci-
nil Prahe pc svojom navrate 2
Ameriky, ze ma vyvoj politickej
situacie V nasej republike hi adj
so znacnou sympatiou a chce To-
yalitu odplacat' loyalitou. V
tychto slovach vidilne ochotu po-
stavit l'udovn stranu ma miesto,
ktor6 je jej dane politickou stu
aciou. Takticka politika nebude
stavat' prekazky sebe samej hla-
vne vtedy, ked' l'ndova strana
ME je nezbytnou vo Wade, ktora
81 moze zabezpecit podporu ] ma
Incl strane. To musia nahliadnut
j l'udaci a musia 81 uvedomit !,
ze vladna vaesina bude i bez mich
a bude prevadzat' bez mich svoj
kult1rny hospodarsky program.
IT. o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-12
zMENY v sKoIsKIJ sPRAvE1
MA SLovENsKU.

Ako sa dozvedame, Dol zemsky.
inspector skol v bratislavskom
referate ministerstva mar. osvety
povolany do Prahy, kde bude
pravdepodobne prideleny k zem7
skej skolskej raIde. Vedenfm od-
delenia osvetoveho po DIR. Maule-
owl, ktory boil vymenovany "a Sc
"a skolskeho referatu, bude pove-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-12

4 "
reny zemsky insp. Julius Ballo,
ktory prevenne zaroven pedago-
gichn Cast oddelenia l'udoveho
skolstya ma .Slovensku. Veci ad-
ministratirne -pravne oddelenia
l'udoveho skolstva bud1 sverene
insp. Kadancovi. Prezidiu skol-
skeho referdtu bude prideleny k
vybavovaniu administrative e-pra-
vnej agendy DIR. Vavro, ktory bu-
de sncasne poradcom prednostu Y
specialize slovenskych zaleEito-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-12
vRATI SA DIR. BENEs z DO
VoEEkBJ AK0 MINISTER?

Role" pisu: Y parliament
nych kruhoch live je komentova
ne usnesenie ministerskej rady,
podl a ktoreho ministra zahranic-
nych ,ycci bude zastupoyat' sam
nfinistersky predseda DIR Srehla a
n4mestnikom predsedu fylady bu-
de minister zdrayotnictya Sra
mex. Pocut ze minister dr Benes
sa 70 svojej dovolenej uz y0bec
neyrkti. Stane sa vraj general
nym sekretdrom Ligy NArodov,
ktorej agendu, ako predseda ra-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-12
DELEGACIE CSL. MAR. SHRo.
MADONNA v JUHOSLAvII.

q Prahy. (CEPS) Jak znamo,
V Juhoslavii bola navstevou dele
gacia ceskoslovenskeho Narodne-
ho Shromazdenia. Vyprava bola
vsade, kadiaP sla, nadsene vita
ma predstavitel mi statu oby-
vatel 'stva, avsak vrcholnym Okla
mzlkom jej pobytu na pode zbra-
treneho statu bolo slavnostne "a
sadnutie skupstiny, ktore sa ko-
nalo dna 4. oktobra v Belehra-
Gle a ktore bolo skvelou mantle
staclou priatefstva juhoslovan-
sko-ceAkoslovenskeho. Ceskoslo-
venski hostia boil uvitani skup
slime predsedom M. Trifkovicom.
ktoremu odpovedal predseda po-
slaneckej snemovne Mar. shro-
mazdenia ceskoslovenskeho posla-
nee MalNpetr,. ktorN zd6raznD
povinnosti, ktorymi oba bratske
staty sn 81 navzajom zayiazane
ably zaisteny boil mier i sloboda
ktore oba staty pre- svoj d'alsf
rozvoj nutne potrebuiti. Pc nom
prehovoril este predseda cesko-
slovenskeho senatu Kofac a rad
recnikov juhoslovanskych 5cesllo ,
slovenskych. |
20 tvchto prejavoch usnieslo
sa spolocne shromazdenie iedno-
mysel ne ma sriadenie spolocnych
parlamentaych komisii ceskoslov. |
Jlhoslavskych a to komisie kul-
turnej hospodarskej, ktorych |
zakladnf pracovny program Dol
silcasne formulovany prislusny-
mi rezolticiami, tiez jednomysel'-
he schvalenymi. J
V rezol1cii hospodarskej sa |
konstatujc, ze hospodarska struk-
tilra oboch Statov sa vzajomne !
doplhuje, vNzadujiic co Mates
nejsej hospodarskej i obchodnej
spoluprace. Je treba pracovat' k
tomu, ably pri definitivnej refor
me valutovej bola urobena co MOI
no rovnaka jednotka pre- usnad-
nenie vymeny tovaru a vzajomne- |
ho obchodu. z tohO dovodu ziada-|
hospodarska rezolilcia, ably V o.
boch statoch boly co najskor W.
pracovane vyjednane rovnake
pre- regulovanie obchod-
nych a devizovych stykov, memo
vite ziada,. ably bola zdokonalena
informacna sluzba, a.
by bolo nalezlte organlzpvane pre-
kladanie oboch literatir, vyu-
covanim jazykov pod.
Ably uvedenych ciel'ov bolo 60
mono najskor dosiahnute, kazdy
2 oboch parlamentov bude memo
vat dive komisie, to jednu kul-
ttirnu a jednu hospodarsku. Ka-
IDA z tSchto komisii bude mat
dyadsat' clenov, t. j. kazdeho
atatu po 10.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-12

dN tejto spolocnosti dokonale O.
vlada. Ia nastupcu dra Renesa Y
trade mhlistra zahranicia ozna-
eovany je berlinsky vyslanec DR.
Krofta, co vsak este je len pilhou
kombinaciou. Sksr IDA sa, ze ma
stupcom Benesovym' bude Glen
parlamentu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-12
Wac platit mozete ale MET lepsfch ]
v E z M 1 T E

BEE ohl'adu ma to, jako nnoho platte,
ziadne inc cigarette ME sd tax uspokojujdce,
jako zapalena Camel. ziadne inc ME sl tax
dohre, TAX plnej jakosti skrz naskrz.
Championship Camel cigaretli trva "a ro-
ky, ponevae davajd uspokojuj1ci pozitok
zrejrnl rozkos, "a ktorou kazda ina cigaretla
j. Wac nez ma mil'u po zadu. Me js NONE
fajcit' dost' Camel cigaretli, zeby zunovaly
chus. Nikdy nezanschavajd cigaretlovd
prichut po fajceni.
A len samotne pieniaze ilenaj1 slova '
prednosti Camel cigaretli Milliony rudi,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-12

legitimaciu, opravnenie Cd povo-
lanych 6initel 'ov, hlavne aby vie
dla Stat, spravovala jeho vladu
dl'a smernic, ktore 81 vytklA 70
svojoln prograanovoln prehlasenf.
Doba, ktorej sa posledne poll
ticke udalosti odohravaly, bola
nazvana historickou. Iste pravom,
lebo nova vlada znamena for
maine potvrdenie ro1Sirenie no.
veho politickeho vladneho sloze-
MIA V republike, ktoreho sa 1cast-
mia Cesi a Slovaci, ale Nemci a
Mad 'ari. Znamena to, ze novou
vladou boly postavene politicke
smernice, polozene prevazne ma
zaklade hospodarskom, ktore me-
m6zu zostat' bez vyznamu vo W.
vine nasho vnitropolitickeho Ii
vOta.
/ so stanoviska Slovenska je no
va vlada udalost 'ou historickou.
v prvom rade uz preto, lebo zna-
mena prelom V politike l'udovej
strany, ktora vyslovila Wade do.
veru, elm sa postavila na jei p0..
du umoznila jej trvanie. Pc
dlhej dobe priblizila sa l'udoTa
stran. opat' ku skupinam, kto-
re konajil pozitivnu pracu V state
a dnes vedd vladu statnych veci.
L'udova strana rozhodla sa hla.
sovat' pre- vladny prejav iste pre-
to, lebo chce umoznit' kratkei
dobe syoj vstup do vlady, kan
je nesena politickymi udalost a
mi hlavne zaujMom svojim a
tych poziadavkov, ktore, ma vo
svoJom program a ktore chce IT,
skutocnovat'. Tento prvy krok k
vladn,m laviciam ucinila l'udova
strana bez prftomnosti svojho
vodcu predsedu. Dnes, po svo-
ION navrate Ameriky, Hlinka
ma v rukach vedenie strany a on
rozhodne, ci strana pojde d'alej
ma zapoeatej ceste. Toto rozhod-
nutie l'udose5: strany ma zisot-
ny vyznam pre- nu a ukaze, ci je
mono prikrojit' jej metody ku
zivotu, k realnej po-
litike, toto rozhodnutie bude po-
litickou zklskou l'udovej strany.
L'udova strana postavila 81
oresne poziadavky pomenovala
ch podmienkou svojho vstupu do
rlady. Je vsak otazkou, ci je moz- |
no presadit V politickou zivote
lrcitt program naraz, ME pol
,tupne a bez toho, re by sa hl'a-
laly takticke kroky, ktorymi by
"a umoznovalo jeho uskutocnova-
lie. V nasom State nema ziadna
trana absolhtnu vacSinu a ziad- |
Ia skupina nemoze jednoducho
a svoj program naraz
lskutocnit.'. V praktickej, realnej
,olitike je nutno pocitat' pome-
ami a okolnost ami a uskutoc-
lit programu, co sa da. Nezna-
nena to este, re sa strana zrieka
YIN svojich zasad, ktore preva-
LA, ked' ciastocnc postupne.
)obra politicka taktika ME je nj
,dy strnulou, ale prisposobuje sa
kolnostiam a mich t All co maj |
lac.
Taktlto moznost' pribllzit' sa
u svojim politickym ciel'om ma
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-12
L'UDovA sTRANA PRED
ROzHoDNUTtM.

Sine po vyznamnej a dolezitej
udalosti pritomneho parliament.
neho obdobia. Novel vlade Sveh-
lovej, Wade to obcianskych stran,
bola vyslovena poslaneckou sne-
movnou dovera znaenou vacsinou
hlasov, elm nova vlada dostala
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-12

gtAch, spsdag dcich do aeendy
prezidia.
Tymito novymi opatreniami,
ktore sd d'alsfm clankom reorga-
nizacie skolsksho feferatu, zaha-
jenej nedavnym vymenoyanfm no
veho prednostu, dostavajd sa ma
vyyznamne miesta Y skolskej spra-
We ma Slovensku Ease traja. Slo-
.vaci.
- Me je ziadnym nest 'astiml
vratit' sa nazpat 8 nepravej ce-
stCL
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-12

ktori mozu rahko zaplatit' najvyssiu cenu,
kupujd fajcia len Camel cigarette. Ma
vsetkych cestach zivota slova "vezmite 81
Camel 81 uznanym heslom jakosti toho
najlepsieho cigaretlach.
Vyzyvame vas, ably ste ok4sili Camel
cigarette. Do tohto jedneho druhu NAVAL
sra svetova tabakova organizScia yloSi vset-
ko najlepsie, 50 peniaze m6tu kdpit. Jestli
chcete mat najchutnsjsis fajcenie. Jake m6xe
cigaretla poskytndt-
Ve5n,ite 81 Camel!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-12

Nniony rudi Vesmte 81 Camel!
r. REYNOLDS ToBAcco COMPANY, oN.sAt EN- n &.
The Winslow mail., 1926-08-20
NEW WING FOR
co. HOSPITAL
WILL BE BUILT

PRESCOTT - A new wing for
the county hospital, a building to
be modern in every respect, will
increase the capacity of the hospi-
tai and provide more adequate fa-
cilities for the care of the county
patients will be constructed within
the very near future, it was deter
mined at the meeting of the county
board Of supervisors Monday.
The plan for the new building
has been under consideration for
some time, Chairman Louis Hasel-
field said, conditions at the hospi-
tai, which is east of Miller valley,
demanding the change and enlarge
ment. The addition also was rec
commended by County Physician r.
N. Looney, who reported to the
board that the present building al
ready is overcrowded and is made
quate for the care of the county pa
tients.