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New Britain herald., 1928-12-11
BOULDER DAM IS
 STILL BIG ISSUE
California and Arizona in Fight
 to End

Washington, Dec. II R-A sud- den hope fiared in the senate to- day that a final vote was near on the long fought Boulder Dam issue. but it disappeared almost as quickly as it appeared. Nevertheless, voting was started on the great block of proposed amendments facing the measure.
 When voting began it seemed for an instant that California and Arizona. principal figures in the fight. were about to get together. It required little time. however. for Arizona to let the senate know that it would fight the measure to the end.
 The sudden turn in the Boulder fight overshadowed other happen ings at the capitol. The house work ed with the Austrian debt settle ment, while it's committees were busy shaping other legislation for its consideration. Secretary Kellogg again explained his treaty for the renunciation of war to the senate foreign relations committee and that committee decided to vote on 1t Fri day. The patronage question coming over from last session was consider cd by another senate committee which listened to statements from southern postmasters about political contributions.
 A house committee gave further attention to the packers and stocl yards act. while another disposed Of minor military bills Among the bills introduced was one from Senator schall proposing funds to utiliz' waste material, such as peanut shells and other things he thought could be made of value.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-11
] DGNfENT FOR sseO

Judgment by default was rem dered in city court by Judge Henry P. Roche for &S6O.59 to Hubert c. Reynolds. who sued the New Britain Beef X Provision Go. for water rents and rental on premises occupied by the defendant on Commercial street. The plaintiff claimed that according to terms of lease. the defendant agreed to pay all water rents and to make proper repairs if necessary. The firm of Kirkham, Hungerford, Cooper & Camp represented the plaintiff.
 Konstanty Dalangowski was ren-
New Britain herald., 1928-12-11
BOSCH '28' DEMONSTRATES SITS FAMED ABILITY IN A RECORD BREAKING PERFORMANCE!
Mrs !ohn Starr Using Bosch Model 2s' % Costing Only
  Few Days Pacific Coast Stations Come

Another record of Bosch su- periority comes to light with the report of Mrs. John H. Starr, re- siding at 39 Hoyt Street. Dan bury, Conn.
 Mrs. Starr owns . fa.srus Bosch model "28" radio receiver which sells for the very modest price of $l3250. It is identical to thousands of other Bosch model 20 receivers performing daily in the finest homes in the country. It furnished ample proof that Bosch model "28" will do all that is claimed for 1t. Scores of other well-known Bosch model "28" owners testify just as enthusiastically as does Mrs. Starr.
 Since the newly assigned wave lengths for broadcasting went into effect on November llth, Mrs. Starr has been making up . new log card in order that she might familiarize herself with the new dial positions of her favorite broadcast stations. So far. Mrs. Starr has dialed approximately l50 different stations. During the past week she has brought in clearly. with fine loud speaker volume nearly 100 different stations, scattered from Halifax, Nova
New Britain herald., 1928-12-11
FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED
 IN DEATH @ DELPE
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puzzled about his condition and at the time of his death this morning they were no nearer a solution.
 When the medical examiner was called he decided to perform the autopsy so that there would be no doubt as to the cause of his death. The autopsy will be performed late this afternoon. The doctor feels that this would be the best way to de- termine the cause of the death.
 Little is known about Delpe. He has lived in this city and Middle town for several years. The police have been able to gather bits of in- formation about him. He formerly lived on Wesleyan avenue, Middle town, and his wife died recently.
 After he reached the hospital he lost the use of his speech but it was learned that he had cousin on William street and sister in Mid dletown.
 He denied he was intoxicated when he was at the police station. He lived in Middletown until six years ago.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-11

Scotia to Los Angeles, and from Cana da to Oaxaco. Mexico. together with scores of stations clean across the con- tinent from Maine to California.
 As an illustration, Mrs Starr states that on Tuesday night, Dec. 4th she heard the program from station KFI, Los Angeles with such clarity and volume that the music would have done excellent for dancing, particularly the selection There's A Rainbow Round My Shoulder" The announcer followed t.,is by directing attention to the Palm Olive Hour" program. scheduled for KFI the following evening.
 Printed in this article Is a partial list of the many stations that Mrs. Starr has brought in since last week on her model "28" Bosch, together with the call letters of the stations, their geographical location, their power in kiiowatts, kilocycle readings and the position they came in on the dial. These dial readings should serve as approxi- mate on all Bosch model "28" receivers.
 It should be particularly noted, that, aside from coast-to-coast reception, Mrs. Starr's experience bears out the asser-
New Britain herald., 1928-12-11

spreading across and building up the pictures.
 Five half tone pictures were re- produced. The first one of Queen Mary was not success owing to a fading of the signal strength. But likenesses Of the Prince of Wales. the Duke of York. the Archbishop of Canterbury. the premier and Lord Hailsham were excellent, except for dark lines due to atmospheric con- ditions.
 The success of the experiment was attributed to P. E. Pykett, young Bromley. Kent. England. wireless expert,
 The achievement was regarded re- markable at the Atlantic is notori- ous for atmospherics and a heavy storm was rading at the time. In addition the AQuitania has 200 mo- tors and four generators. the latter being sufficient to light large town.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-11

tion that Bosch model "2s" will bring in clearly stations scattered over the entire broadcast band-that is-from zero to the highest stations on the dial.
 Particular attention is directed to the unusual selectivity of Bosch model "28." Note that Mrs. Starr brought in WEAF, New York at dial 76-WSM, Nashville, Tenn, at 70 on the dial and KFI, Los Angeles at 79h-these three broadcast ing stations being only 10 kilocycles apart.
 Regardless of what you pay, there is no substitute for the famous Bosch radio. Best of all, Bosch radio is not
New Britain herald., 1928-12-11
Gets $500 Alienation Award in { Camhridre

Cambridge. Mass.. Dec. II (UP)- Mrs. Agnes Franklin of Dorchester was awarded . S5500 verdict in Mid dlesex superior court today in her $25, 900 alienation of affections suit against Mrs. Eva D. West of Ned ford.
 The plaintiff had charged that the affections of her husband, George J. Franklin. a bus driver. had been alienated by Mrs. West. wife of Frank E. West. well-to-do insurance broker of Manchester. N. H.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-11
New Haven Coroner
 Tenders ReSi0natiOn

Waterbury, Dec. Il R-Atty. T. E. Conway. for the last i've yars deputy coroner for New Haven county at Waterbury. this morning rendered his resignation to Coroner John T. Monzani. Pressing business which demands entire attention is given as MT. Conway's reason for the resignation which will become effective December 3l.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-11

costly. A genuine Bosch may be ob- tained for as little as S85. Bosch, and Bosch superior performance is within reach of every family. Any Bosch dealer will gladly sell you . Bosch for very limited down payment and small time-to-time payments.
 There is ONLY ONE Bosch-To make certain that you are getting it. look for tho Bosch nameplate on the set you buy. No other radio will approach Bosch for performance, tone or all around value. The nameplate is the protection for your investment-bu be sure it's there!
New Britain herald., 1928-12-11
Highway Dept. Not to
 Build Wooden Fences

Hartford. Dec. II RoThe assert cd poor quality of lumber available
 and the obstacle they furnish to proper clearing the roads of snow has led the state highway depart ment to stop building the familiar white. wooden fences along Connec- ticut's state highways and to adopt for future use the iron cable fence.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-11
Wants HOusatOnic River
 Properly Dredged

Washington. Dec II R-Major General Edgar Jadwin. chief of army engineers, recommended to congress today the modification of the Housa- tonic river project in Connecticut at an estimated cost of $495,000.
 The modified plans call for a channel IS feet deep and 200 feet
New Britain herald., 1928-12-11

wide from the south of Culver Bar to Shelton. Conn.,. the funds to be made available provided that local interests contribute $160.000 toward the project It was also recom- mended that . $l3,000 annual main- tenance fund be made available.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-11
Hold Meetings


 La Paz Bolivia, Dec. 10 (delayed) (P-Mass meetings in support of the governments attitude on the Para guayan frontier dispute were held yesterday in many sections of the country. Volunteers are flooding the administration with offers of serv- ice.
 In Trinidad full regiment of l. 900 men was organized and asked to be sent at once to the frontier. Many physicians have offered their hospital faculties and have volun- teered to go in person to Chaco in case of necessity.
 Urge Muster
 The School Teachers league Of Lapaz requested immediate muster into the government service. The men asked to be taken into the army and the women volunteered for Red Cross work. Several members of the local Peruvian colony volun- teered internationally.
 The foreign office issued another communique relative to the depar- ture of Elias Ayala. the Paraguayan charge d'affaires. It declared that Senor Ayala's statements that he had been insulted while on his way to the frontier were not accurate.
 The communique stated that when he was notified to leave, the govern ment placed an official automobile at his disposal to carry him to the first train to the nearest frontier. and that when he decided on a dif- ferent route. the government SUD- piled him with special car to take him to the frontier town of Villazon in the Argentine.
 The statement added that the trip to that point was made without any untoward incident or difficulty.
 Daniel Salamanca. who headed the Bolivian delegation to the boundary conference in Buenos Aires, said that those negotiations showed that diplomatic attempts to settle the dis pute were futile. He declared that war was the only alternative.
 Is Reocc,Ipicd
 Fort Vanguardia. where the clash occurred with Paraguayan soldiery. continues in the hands of Bolivian troops. It was reoccupied after its small regular garrison had been driven out by the Paraguayans.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-11
BURTON RILL PASSES

Washington, Dec. II R-The Burton bill providing for settlement of the Austrian debt of t3l.630,968 to the United States. was passed to- day by the house by . vote of llO
New Britain herald., 1928-12-11

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New Britain herald., 1928-12-11

dered judgment by default for $372.40 against Joseph Kaczmarcsyk for rent due on . store. The plain tiff was represented by the firm of Hungerford & Sake.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-11
BOLIVIA LEAVES
 THE CONFERENCE
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and settled amicably.
 At it's opening meeting the concil- iation committee elected Dr. Fernan- do Gonzales Roa of Mexico, chair man. Other members Of the con- mittee are Dr. Jose Pedro Varela. Of Uruguay. and Charles Evans Hughes. and a delegate from Venezuela, who is to be made vice chairman.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-11
WIRELESS PHOTOS
 RECEIVED ON SHIP

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 which was placed specially prepared paper. The Fultograph machine by means of perfect synchronization converted sound impulses into grad uated lines of light and shade which were produced on paper, gradually
New Britain herald., 1928-12-11
League IRtnyeOos


 Lugano. Switzerland. Dec. Il N- The council of the League of Nations today sent a cablegram to the gov ernments of Paraguay and Bolivia urging settlement of their border dispute by conciliation.
 The message was voted unani- mously by the council and dispatch ed over the signature of Aristide Rriand. French foreign minister. as presiding officer of the organization.
 It expressed the hope of the coun- ell that the situation would not be- come worse and it drew the atten. ton of both countries to their ob- legations under the covenant of the league to settle all disputes by peaceful means.
 The cablegram also voiced the conviction of the council that both Bolivia and Paraguay would make use of whatever means of concilia- ton would be best adapted to obtain peaceful settlement of the affair and removal of the causes underlying 1t.
 Make Denial
 La Paz. Bolivia, Dec. II (UP)- The foreign office issued an official communique today denying allega- tions by Elias Ayala, formerly Par aguayan charge d'affaires at La Paz who has arrived at Buenos Aires. that he was mistreated while going through Bolivian territory.
 The communique said that an automobile had been placed at the disposal of the Paraguayan mission after Ayala had been handed his passports, but the diplomat signifled desire to so by another route. It was added that the trip was made without incident in special rail- way train to the frontier town of Villazon.
 Public nervousness, which became intense after the clash between Bolivian and Paraguayan troops at Fort Vanguardia last week and which resulted in the killing of a number Of Bolivian soldiers. is still running high.
 The newspaper Tribuno De Sal manca today said the only possible reparation for the Bolivians would be to resort to war.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-11

Stations Tuned in by Mrs. John H. Starr Using Famou.
 Bosch Model "2S" Costing Only sl325O
New Britain herald., 1928-12-11
Actual Case

ACt0NI Ca% Washington, Dec. II R-Instead 1f hypothetical cases, the Pan-
New Britain herald., 1928-05-10

yol oRoUND WORK -Captain Koehl (raght). Barcn % - rnsnsfN (csuter) and Major FitHnaurtcs tsftl
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New Britain herald., 1928-05-10

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New Britain herald., 1928-05-10

DIFFERENT Jacob Ep- stein, of London. is a con sistent exhibitor in Eng land in .culptural circle. The art is developed along modern lines and is attract ing considerable attention.
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The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-04-26
The Churches



Colossians 3:l2. Put on therefore.
as the elect of God, holy and beloved,
bowels of mercies, kindness, humble
ness Of mind, meekness, long suffer-
ing.
10. Forbearing one another, and
forgiving one another, if any man
have quarrel against any: even as
Christ forgave you, so also do We.
Ia. And above ell these things put
on charity, which is the bond of per-
fectness.
l5. And let the peace of God rule
in your hearts, to the which also We
are called in one body; and be ye
thankful.
10. Let the word of Christ dwell
IN you richly in all wisdom; teaching
and hdmonishing one another in
psalms and hymns and spiritual songs
singing with grace in your hearts to
the Lord.
l6. And whatsoever We do in word
or deed, do all in the name of the
Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God and
the Father by him.
PRAYER
Each moment draw from earth away
My heart, that lowly waits Thy
call;
Speak to my inmost soul, and say.
81 am thy Love, thy God. thy AM;
To feel Thy power, to hear Thy voice,
To taste Thy love. be all my choice"
Remember the Sabbath Day to Keep
II Holy-Exodus 20,S.
Go to Church Sunday.
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F;r,, A. M. E Church Roy A

First A. NJ. E. Church, Rev. A. r.
Dobbins, pastor.-Sunday morning
service was well attended. The pas
tor, Rev. Dobbins, delivered a very
spiritual and helpful sermon, subject
"The Christians Defense" from the
text but deliver US from evil; Matt.
6-l3. At the evening service the pas
tor preached another powerful SER
mon. Rev. Dobbins showed no i'll eff
fects although he just concluded ten
nights of preaching for the union re-
vival meeting. Sunday also marked
the last Sabbath the pastor would fill
the pulpit for several weeks as he left
Tuesday night for Chicago to attend
the General Conference. During his
absence Rev. William Beavers will be
in charge of the church work. Sew
eral distinguished preachers have
been secured to preach for the SUM-
day services. Next Sunday Rev. j.
d. Bird will be the speaker. Attend
the services. Let us show our loyal
ty by attending all services during
the absence of our pastor. Invite
your friends to worship at First A.
NJ. Z. Church.
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Full Gospel Mission. 2023 Yesler
Way, Elder f. F. Morris, pastor
We believe G way of escape has been
made for hungry souls in Seattle by
the opening of our new Mission.
The meeting was well attended
Sunday, and the true word Of God
went forth with power and every soul
was blessed. We believe the time has
come when we should put off formal
ity and worship God in true Holiness.
Elder Morris is a true Minister of
God. He Is very much encouraged
and will preach in Seattle on Sunday,
Monday. Thursday and Friday nights,
and in Tacoma on Tuesday and Sat
urday nights.
Everyone is invited to come,
"Come" hear the true gospel preach
ed. a.
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/. $40 APARTMENT VACANT
Furnished Apartment.

Nicely furnished Broom apartments
for house keeping. Also single rooms
Everything modern. rent reasonable
Mrs. Ida Harding, 2422 E. Madison St
Phone East 1885
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Eureka Chapter. No. 4, Royal Arch
night at Masonic Hall, 2ist Ave, and
jefferson st. +. L. Marshall, NJ. e.
II. r., 60Sl 9Th Ave. N. w, phone
Sunset 1870: Fred WoOdson. secre-
tary. 1910 18th Ave. So, phone East
1927 LIES
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Queen OF Sheba Chapter, No. \, q. r.. s.,
meets second and fourth Wednesday,
nights each month at Masonic Hall
Twenty first Avenue and jefferson
Street Mrs. Lula Beavers, W. NJ,
1910 31st Ave. NJ, phone East 327S;
Mrs Anna Il. Bagley, secretary. 2215
East Olive ST.. phone East 1892.
S-2S-2s
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II your own lodge In not listed here.
Ii In losing a great deal.
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Grace Presbyterian Church, Rev.
F.. M. Lewis, pastor.-Speaking to
the children on Sunday morning,
Rev. Lewis gave "A Message From
The Postage Stamp" Among other
things he showed that a postage
stamp minds its own business, never
quarrels when ii gets licking, sticks
to the Job till it is done, and never
quarrels with its companions. The
sermon to adults consisted of n dis
sertation on "The Road to Jericho"
and dealt chiefly with the robbers
and highwaymen met there, lie. the
highway of life. Sin, selfishness,
hypocrisy, and weste of time and
energy were mentioned as common
robbers. The Christian Endeavor
Society had a very profitable discus
sion on The Cost of Friendship. They
invite your presence and active in
terest at these meetings each Sunday
at 6:45 pm.
On Sunday morning, April goth,
the pastor will deliver a sermon en-
titled The Fellowship of His Suffer-
ings. The hand of welcome is out
stretched for all who worship at
Grace Presbyterian Church.
Phyllis Wheatley Y. W. c. A.
Vesper services last Sunday were in
charge of Mrs. Alma King and Mrs.
f. j. Fuller gave an illustrated talk
on Palestine which proved to be very
interesting as well as highly educa-
tional. Mr.. Fuller, her husband was
also present and brought words of
greetings from the Y. M. c. A. This
Sunday Mrs. W. +. Burton has charge
of the program and announces as her
speaker Rev. L. c. r. Pritchard, Rec
tor of st. Clemens Church and st.
Phillips Mission. She has also plan
ned varied musical program.
The Tri l. Girl Reserves are max
ing great preparations for the enter
tainment of the National Secretary
Miss Bella Taylor of New York who
will arrive in the city May a. SUM-
day, May 6, she will be featured on
the program and will present the girls
with their rings.
Miss Evalena A. Davis, Executive
Secretary attended the luncheon at
the Main Y Monday afternoon given
for the members of the staff at
which time Mrs. Craig-Case, General
Secretary made her report of the
National Convention recently held in
Sacramento.
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For Rent-Modern 4-room house at
$40 30th Ave. N for rent. SIS w
W. Butler, 215 27th Ave. ", phone
East $3.50. 5-3
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HvERGREEN LODGE, No. o. y. a a.
NJ, Everett, wash, meets every first
and third Wednesday night each
month. Visiting Masons welcome.
W. L. Bird, Sec'y.. 24l4 Chestnut s.
LIES
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Mt. Rainier Chapter, No. 4, o. Il. s.,
Monday nights, s o'clock, at Masonic
Hall. 21st Ave. and E. jefferson St
Mrs. Ida Rounds, w NJ, 919 30th
Ave, Prospect O672; Mrs Elizabeth
Hipsher Secretary, 2b02 goth Ave.
South BEACON $3.50. Lies
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CoLORED CIVIC LEAGUE--Trustee
Board meeting second Wednesday
OF each month. general meeting
fourth Wednesday of each month.
Headquarters. Soiourner Truth Club.
1422 gard Ave. J. A. johnson. presi
2460 Ferdinand street. Rainier 1902.
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wOMEN-Make money sewing nj
home, spare time. Experience I'M
necessary. Everything supple IL.
steady work. &c stamp brings par
ticulnrs.-. Pearl Garment, 5I3 BrOad-
way, New York.
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real. MASONRY LODGE NO. rs. r. a
A. NJ spokane, Wash. Meets first
and third Monday nights at Real
Masonry Hall, corner H. Trent and
Madelia St. Visiting brethren wei.
come. G. r. Rowens. w. NJ, North
1901 Calispel;- George Collins, Sec'y.,
South tna v ct iO-2a-27
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KNOW YOUR FUTURE. send 25c
and Birthdate. Let me try and To-
name and address. Abel, BoX 1900
Sta. &, Los Angeles, Cal
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Harmony Lodge, No. ?, T.. and A. NJ.
Seattle, Wash,---Meets End and 4th
Monday nights at Masonic Hall 21st
and jefferson st. James Davis, w. NJ,
53S N. nth st. Phone Sunset 1947. j.,
s. Sanders, secretary, 800 18th Ave, n
Phone East l4la. 1-l-2S
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Hesperides Tabernacle No. 100,
Knights and Daughters Of Tabor
meets First and Third Thursday nights
Of the month at S o'clock at Masonic
Hall, 2lst Avenue and jefferson st.
Visiting Daughters and Sir knights
are welcome. Anna r. Bagley, II. p
Phone East 9392; Nora walker, c. r.,
Phone East PAPA. Aug. l4-s6.
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Jesus Died for Both Booker T.
Washington, Lincoln, Christ in Geth-
semane, etc. 10 Beautiful Art Pictures.
$l.1O. Carl Poppen, I4I5 West Della
ware, Toledo Ohio.
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Toussaint L'Oyerture Consistory No.
81, Seattle. Wash. meets on notice
at Masonic Hall. 2ist Ave. and JEFF
t der.in Chief sos i s'f Aye n, EAST
l4l3: John W. Fort, Secretary. 1880
N. 53rd St, MElrose 0937.