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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-11
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-11

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TENDER II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-11

A dam to be erected across the
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more than 50 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-11
RADIO TALKS PLANNED.
T. T. H. Bacon to Give First of
WRNY Series.

Radio station WRNY, atop the
Hotel Roosevelt. in New York. an
nounces a novel feature beginning
Friday evening. September II, and
continuing thereafter every other
New Britain herald., 1926-09-01
Through tie StaHc

All the enjoyment possible from radio last night you could have put in your eye and still have had plenty of room for vision. If the phrase wasn't so common we would have added to the foregoing sentence, And We don't mean maybe" But it's too common, too often used, you know. We use enough old stuff as it is.
 Static of a rather elusive variety was the cause of poor reception last evening. This static just sneaked in in the course of the evening. It wasn't loud, but believe you us it was thorough. A very nice blanket for the chilly night that it was. Nearly every station had a bad at tack of faditis, also. There would have been excellent DIX had it not been for the interference.
 
 We pulled in q new one shortly after o'clock, this new one being WCBR, Rocgy Point, Rhode Island. At least, it sounded like WCBR, A dance orchestra was playing away over in a corner and the station was apparently broadcasting from roller coaster, judging by the leaps and bounds the wave took. The an- nouncer said the station was "The Voice of Narragansett Bay" to I-h joh rather hoarse. Transmission was quite rough at times although the dance orchestra furnishing the music seemed to be an able organization. Static Strut and After l Say I'm Sorry were two of the numbers. The station wasn't very loud at best.
 The WT1C Serenaders performed ably from that station, presenting a varied program, part of which we heard. The most interesting portion of the offering was a group of old time songs, presented both by instru- mentalists and by vocalists. Among the numbers included in this group were sidewalks of New York;" Little Annie Rooney" and Sweet Rosie O'Grady." In vain, when we hear that a group of old time melo- dies is to be presented, do we listen for a novel one, but always the same old chestnuts are sung or played. It can't be that song writers in those days didn't put out other selections. VI of l. but probably just as melodious se-
New Britain herald., 1926-09-01
U. 5. SAILOR DIES
 IN LONDON BRAWL
Assailant Of Negro Jack-Tar
 Held Aboard Ship

London, Sept. Pl-Emile Par ades, an American negro sailor, died in hospital at Gravesend last night from a wound sreceived in a dance hall there last Saturday night. It is alleged that Parades' assailant a bluejacket, is under arrest on board the United States torpedo boat des- troyer Sharkey, which sailed for San Sebastian, Spain, last night.
 Since all witnesses of the shooting are members of the Sharkey crew, there will be no witnesses at the coroner's inquest on Friday. It is generally understood that an agree ment has been reached by which the alleged asailant of Parades will be tried by United States authorities.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-01
Flour Towers orchestra.
 WNJ-NEWARK-3I9

| WNJ-NEWARK- S:So-Mr. ard Mrs. Joseph A Mur. phy. soprano and pianist. 9-Martha Wonzie, soprano. 9:15-Ralph Selodar, pianist. 9:S0-Frank Marshall, baritone. 9;45-Max Hitrig, songs. 10:15-Nincent Lopez dance orch.
 WIP-.PHILADELPHIA-5Os 6:05-Dinner music. 6:50UAgriculture, market reports.
 WFT-PHILADELPHIA-395 6:45-Adelphia Roof Garden dance orchestra. WLIT-PHILADELPHIA-395 7:S0-Dream Daddy with boys and girls.
 S-Arcadia Concert orchestra. S:S0-Progress Paint company pro- gram. WCAU-PHILADE 7:SO-Recital by N. Snellenburg Co. S-MeIrose concert quartet. 9-Minerva Rose Chadwin, soprano. 9:25-Charles Borrelli, songs. 9:4O-Senator Hassenpfeffer. 9:45-Frank Cook, songs. 1O-Artie Bittong's Cheer-Ups.
 WGY-SCHENECTADY-3S0 G-Stock reports, news, scores. 6:3O-Children's bedtime story. Hook of Knowledge" 7:30-Eastman theater orchestra.
 WGR-BUFTALO-319 6:3O-Two piano recitals S:30-Concert by U. s. Army band. 9-10-Jointly with Station WEAF.
 1pana Troubadours.
 WMAK-BUFFALO-2G6 7:S0-Musical program. S:30-Musical program. 9-Musioal program.
 WHAM-ROCHESTER-27S 5-Eastman theater organ. 7:20-Baseball scores: weather. 7:3c-Program from stage of East
 man theater.
 WRC-WASHINGTON-i69 6--Concert by the L. s. Marine band S-To be announced. S:S0-Davis Saxophone Octette. 9-Ipana Troubadours. 9:30-To be announced. 10-WEAF Light Opera company.
 KDKA-PITTSBURGH-3O9 6:S0-Etzi Covato's orchestra. 7:15-Baseball scores. S:40-Stockman-F Farmer report. 9-Westinghouse band.
 WCAE-PITTSBUR 6:30-Dinner concert. S-U. s. Army band. S:3O-The Davis Saxophone Octette. 9-Program Of dance musci. 10-Light opera, La File des Tam
 bour Majeur."
New Britain herald., 1926-09-01
PHANTOMS WIN AGAIN

The Phantoms met the White Stars and conquered them yesterday by the score of to 5. Grusha pitched and AIiko caught for the winners. Grusha pulled the feature of the game when he slammed out a home run with Partuka on base. The Phantoms will play the> last game of the season against the White Stars Thursday but they will start out again next year. The team won eight straight games this season. The score:
 White Stars 70 4 0. 0 1 0 0 0 0-5 Phantoms 70 0 0s0 0 2 0 5 E7
New Britain herald., 1926-09-01
TO COACH CTBANS

Philadelphia, Sept. 1 Rl-Alvin Kraenzlein. noted athlete when a student at the university of Penn- sylvania, and the winner of four first places in the 1900 Olympic games, leaves here today for Ha- vana, where he will coach the All Cuban track team that will compete in the Pan-American Olympics to be held in Mexico City in October.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-01
CLAIM FORFEIT CAME

The Falcon Juniors claim for. felt game from the East Berlin tesEj because of the latter's failure to show up fo" a game scheduled for yesterday afternoon. The Falcons telephened to the East Berlin teaS1 and arranged the game for WilN Brook park yesterday but after wait. ing over an hour, the visitors failed to visit and the locals claim the for felt.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-01

Al-Stars tomorrow evening at Wi. low Brook park. The St. Matts lbs, only one game in the church league
 but Pinkerton played in that contaet f and is confident that he knows hoN
 to do the trick again with his All. Stars at his back. Who these stars are, outside of himself, has not been announced.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-01

That's all for today, thanks,
 p. E. l..
New Britain herald., 1926-09-01

feature. We didn't stay long at eith- CT station.
 1 By the way. among the stations that will not broadcast on Monday, Labor Day, will be WHN, New York. This station will be silent all day. WEEI, Boston, will be silent until 6:45 in the evening, transmitting un- til 10:35. VICES, New York, is an- other station that will not broadcast a daylight program. Its transmission will begit at 6 o'clock in the evening. There will probably be others that will not broadcast during the day, but we haven't heard about 'em.
 There's one event. scheduled for tonight, that should prove of great interest to~fans in general. You all remember Gertrude Ederle, the first woman to swim the English chan mel. What! That fellow doesn't? We'll, take him out and drown him. As we were saying, Gertrude, swhose recent record breaking swim of the English channel evoked world wide acclaim, will be given a dinner in the Grand Ballroom of the Hotel Commodore, New York city this eve ming.
 Three thousand persons are ex- pected to attend and WNYC, away up on 526 meters, will broadcast everything but the food. The ad- dresses and the musical program in connection with this event should be interesting and it is believed that radio sets in this city will have a Mecca in WNYC at S:45 o'clock. Major Patrick J. Walsh, president of the Metropolitan A. A. U., will preside. Other speakers will include Mayor James J. Walker of New York city, Miss Ederle and F. deB. Handley. The entertainment features will include selections by the Mu- nicipal band, Heidelberg Chorus from "The Student Prince" Virginia Choate Pinner, dramatic soprano, and others. Something doing 1 to 1 at the Old Howard"
 VICES, New York, jumps into print again with the announcement that morning programs, discontinued during the summer months will be resumed beginning Tuesday, Septem- Der 2. The hour is from 10 to Il o'clock.
 That's all for today, thanks,
 P. E. L.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-01

there appeared to be little doubt that the action of the officers would be upheld by the American govern ment
New Britain herald., 1926-09-01

A dispatch from London last Sat urday night said that sailors from the American torpedo boat des- troyers Lardner and Sharkey who were present at the dance hall when the shooting occurred were taken on board the Lardner for an inves- tigation. The officers of the Lard ner, it was said, refused to turn over the American sailors who are alleged to have been concerned in the shooting to the British police and that the British foreign office had appealed to the Washington government. It was added that
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06
CROP RELIEF IS
 AGAIN ON DOCKET
House Will Devote Remainder
 Of Week to Measure

Washington, May 6 tPl-Turning back to the subject today after side tracking it yesterday the house will devote the rest of the week to sur- plus crop relief legislation.
 So many members are eager to speak on the problem that Chair man Haugen of the agriculture com- mittee, has decided to request night sessions to provide more time for discussion under the rule limiting general debate to four days.
 The debate, which began Tuesday. was adjourned over Wednesday to permit the house to dispose of other business, 1t will be continued until Saturday night. and Monday the three pending bills-the Haugen price stabilization measure, Tincher credit proposal and Curtis-Aswell commodity marketing plan-will be taken up for amendment. Leaders doubt that the bills can be brought to a final vote before the latter part Of next week.
 All the first day was consumed by two speeches-an exposition of his bill by Chairman Haugen and an attack on 1t by Representative Fort republican, New Jersey. This op- position was made the subject of a statement today by the agricultural legislative committee, made up of advocates Of the corn belt price sta .bilization-e equalization fee program written into the Haugen bill. At the same time, the National Cooperative Milk Producers federation issued a statement supporting the Tincher bill, which Is favored by Secretary Jardine.
 Tine corn belt committee held that Representative Forts views disclos~ ed an effort on the part of oppon- ents of farm relief legislation ito divide the country on an economic issue at a time when sectionalism growing out of the Civil War has disappeared and labor has abandon ed its early efforts to provoke class struggle"
 The strategy of this farm legisla- ton is simply and easily under stood" it said. "It is to organize an industrial bloc arouse eastern consumer fears and form an alliance with certain ultra-conservatives from the south. Ii is a move that is shot through with sectonalism and class prejudice, and constitutes an assomblagc Of inhammahle ma terial that may wreck political par ties and bring about new groupings in our national life"
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06
''HAD TO SIT DOWN TO KEEP FROM FALLING"
 SAYS NEW BRITAIN MAN
Mr. Joseph Roy of 325 Church Street New Britain Conn., Tells
 Public How ERBJUS Overcame Dizzy Spells

very seriously. Most dizzy spells arc caused by the stomach or liver and quite few by the kidneys. We have hundreds of testimonials wherein many people have entirely done away with this distressing trouble by use .oi ERBJUS. We would rather make the statement specific and tell you the story of a New Britain Resident who suffered from dizzy attacks.
 Mir. Roy says: For about two years I have had a great deal of trouble with dizzy spells and they were terrific ones and many a time I have had to sit down quick to keep from falling. My stomach was always upset and everything I would eat would turn sour and acid and gas would arise and press my heart. ] had dull headaches and did not feel as well as l should.
 q tried many different ways 10 get relief, but nothing would take seemed to help me. One day while talking to a fellow employee, he told me about ERBJUS and decided that it was the medicine for me. l took three bottles and the results were beyond my expectations, I have not had d dizzy spell or d stomach attack since the first bottle and take pleasure in indorsing FRBJUS 10 my fellow employees of Landers, Frary & Clark and the public in general
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06
AFRAID TO EAT MEAT OR VEGETABLES BUT 1
 CAN NOW EAT ANYTHING"
Mrs Adene Battstoni of 676 East Street New Britain Conn., Tells the People at Large How to Get Good Digestion.

stomach and starts ,he flow of gas- tric juices. It stimulates the liver and positively relieves constipation. We have many testimonials from people who had subsisted on toast and milk for months and these people are now eating anything that their heart de- SireS. Read the testimonial of Mrs. Battistoni and verify it if you wish.
 Mrs. Battistoni says: T sure had stomach trouble and had it in the worst form. l finally got so bad that my stomach was always sour. I could not eat even the plainest of foods without suffering from headaches and weak spells.
 ''I could not eat meat or vegetables and you can readily see just how lim-
 ted my food was. l got weak from lack of food and had given up ever getting well. decided to try ERBJUS and 1 have only taken three bottles and the results have been wonderful. I eat anything l wish and as for meat and vegetables I am eating plenty of them as l am making up for lost tmc.'
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06
MY STOMACH WAS GASSY AND l HAD SEVERE
 PAINS AROUND MY HEART
Mrs. Frank Gradzn of 62 Silver Street New Britain, Conn.,, Tesies to How the Tonic ERBJJS Relieved Her of Indigestion of Three Years Suffering.

mess and inc consequence is .. tired worn out poisoned body drag giug around and wondering why they are tired. FRBJUS will work VOL dcrs with these people. It will start the stomach into action, stir ID the lazy liver and purity the system
 Mrs Gradzicu says: About three wears ago | began 10 have attacks of indigestion and they would last a few hours and pass away. They began to get worse and l started to take some thing 10 relieve me, but the relief was only for an hour or two and back would come my distressing symptoms.
 My stomach would get SO sour and acid that food would come up in my throat and burn ne like boiling water. l had gas pains around my heart until I was choking for breath At night I would toss around and wait until morning. l was tired and worn out and felt miserable. l heard oi ERBJUS and decided 10 get a bottle. 1 took the bottle and derived so much benefit that l took two more. l am now feeling better than have i'll years. Thanks to ERBJUS."
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06
You find friend and nb here. look around nGgbhoo there plenty them who will tell about Erbus' and what did for
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NEW BRITAIN HOUSEWIFE FELT ALL TIRED AND
 WORN OUT FROM KIDNEYS
Mrs. Alice Wilcox of 6O5 East Main Street New Britain Conn., Suffered Intensely from Kidney Trouble for Five Years ERBJUS Finally Relieved Her.

People with backachcs hardly ever get the sympathy that they are en- titled to and drag along day after day with that pain that wears out and weakens. ERBJUS will get rid of that backachc very quickly and get rid oi it in natural manner: Two or three doses of ERBJUS will prove to anyone that it has merit. Ii you are suffering from kidney trouble and backaches, go right down and get a bottle of ERBJUS and the results will astonish you. Here is Mrs. Will cox's story and if you suffer as she did the results will be equally as pleasant.
 Mrs. Wilcox says: "For five years have been a sufferer from kidney
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06

or does not have a harmful ingredient in it.
 Mir. Samscl says: For two years I have had a great deal of trouble from sick headaches and during these headaches and just before an attack would come on, my stomach would get sour and acid and l would have gas pains around my heart until l thought l would drop. l had no ap- petite and could not sleep. My head aches would last for two or three days and l became weak and always felt tired and worn out. I have taken three bottles of ERBJUS with the most remarkable results. I have not had headache or q sour stomach for almost a month, ERBJUS is q re- markablc medicine
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06
SEVERE HEADACHES USED TO MAKE MY LIFE MOST
 MISERABLE" SAYS SAMSEL
MT. Stanley Samse of IT Silver Street New Britain Conn., Resident for Years, Tells Public How ERBJUS Relieved Sick Headache of Two Years Standing.

You people who suffer from head aches will be interested in the story that AIr. Samsel is telling. Head aches cause untold suffering and also loss ot time from work and many a picnic and theatre party and other social events have been spoiled and ruined by headaches. Ii the reader is one ot these sufferers, he or she will remember that many a time they prepared for an outing or a business engagement and along came that dreadful headache and Oh! how it spoiled everything. ERBJUS will positively get rid of sick headaches if they are not caused by the eyes. ERBJUS gets rid of headaches by removing the cause and is not d dope
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06

dreadfully with my nerves and finally they got so bad that l had nervous
 indigestion anr frightful dizzy spells. The least noise would upset me and as for sleeping nights, well it was out of the question. 1 began to run down in general health and always felt tired and miserable. A friend of mine one evening told me about a friend of hers who suffered the same way I did and could find nothing to help her and how ERBJUS did help her and made well woman out of her. I decided to try ERBJUS and three bottles have given me the desired re- suits. l am feeling fine and desire to state publicly that ERBJUS haa made me we'll again.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06
USED TO LIE AWAKE ALL NIGHT FROM ATTACKS
 OF NERVOUSNESS
Mrs Pauline Sokoik of IT City Avenue New Britain Conn ndOrses ERBUS for Nerves and the Troubles That They Cause.

The nerves can cause an awful lot of misery to anyone who suffers from upset nerves. Many cannot sleep and they even get so upset that they are afraid 10 go down town alone and avoid crowds and street cars. Ii you are one of these uniortunatcs, relief is at hand ERBJUS will make weak nerves like nerves of steel. ERBJUS tones up the system and the weak tagging nerves are fed and respond very quickly. You will stop jumping at noises and sleep like a baby. Read what Mrs. Sokolik says and go and interview her if you want. We want to convince you and relieve you.
 Mrs. Sokolik says: T suffered
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06
'Erbjjus' IS a Natural Spring Tonic
WALTON PRAISES ERBJUS ,
 FOR HE GOT RESULTS IN CONSTIPATION AND INDIGESTION
Mr. Peter Walton of 131 Cleveland Street New Britain Conn., Also Tells His Experience With the Herbal Tonic ERBJUS.

ERBJUS is a blood cleanser and therefore a tonic that will give star ting results in the springtime or after serious illness. It goes right to work and hits hard where it is needed. It starts flow of bile and increases the digestive juices. It rids the system of waste materials and tones up the nerves and enrichcs the blood. ERE JUS is d wonderful all around tonic. A few days will prove to you what it is. You will eat heartily and enjoy life.
 Mir. Walton says: For the past three years 1 have been rather of in my health. My stomach was out of order and 1 was always constipatcd.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06
STOP ITCHING SKIN
Lemo the Clean, Antiseptic Liquid. Gives Prompt Relief

There Is one safe, dependable treatment that relieves itching tor ture and that cleanscs and soothes the skin Soon after the first appli- cation Of Zomo you will find that irritations. Pimples, Blackheads' Eczema. Bloichcs Riugworm and similar skin troubles will disappear.
 Xcmo is all that is needed, for it hanshes most skin oruptions. makes the skin soft, smooth and healthy. It is q non-greasy, disap- bearing liquid that may be applied during the day. Ask your druggist for small size soc or large bot tie, $1.00.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06
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"OH! WHAT AGONY I SUFFERED WITH RHEUMATISM
 BUT IT IS ALL COPE NOW"
Mrs John OBren of S97 East Street New Britain Conn., Got Rid of Her Rheumatism by Using ERBJUS-A Remark able Statement.

We have on file hundreds of tcsti- monials and many oi them right here at home telling Us how ERBJUS re- licyed rheumatism. Rheumatism is one of the most troublesome diseases that the human flesh is heir to. It has caused cripplcs, pain and agony and even death. You cannot get hold oi rheumatism from the outside. You have to strike it through the organs of elimination and cleanse the blood, Co 10 the root of the trouble and do not doctor the symptoms. ERBJCS will relieve that pain and ache in a very few hours and gradually work the poisons out of the system.
 Mrs. O'Bricn says: "ERBJUS has
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06
20l67
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 Sold In Connecticut In 6 Months

Had a severe pain in my back, could not sleep well at night and felt mis- crable most of the time.
 T was advised by numerous friends to give ERBJUS a real good trial and did. have taken five bot ties of this wonderful remedy and the results have been great deal more than I expected. I just feel fine and can cat a hearty meal and digest it, too.
 T sleep like top and do not have t, take pills every night for my bowels. 1 am glad to go before the public and tell them just how good ERBJUS is and you can put me down as real ERBJUS booster"
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06

certainly been God send to me for rheumatism as certainly suffered terribly with this disease. had pains in my arms and shoulders and they lasted day and night and l never had d moments peace, My housework became d burden to mo and my sys- tenn was run down terribly. I heard great deal of ERBJUS and decided to give it a fair trial. l am very glad l did as ERBJUS eased my pain within day or two and now after taking four bottles I have not an ache or pain and 1, feel better than 1 have for many years. am certainly pleased and glad to tell the public the virtues of ERBJUS."