New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 1, 1926, Page 26

26 | 'EXTILE STRIKERS NOW e ot “""',,‘,',‘,“““"*""\“L"‘" Is Sus{al .V Year Sentence e, X 3o apett 1w (opfigt I Datey [ty and Kien stest: ey weert M, and Hosre ¥ i ol of Wnant el Even tho it is April First. We know absolutely that quiry Believed To Depend On His Aggressiveness Washington, April 1—"Bill" Fagu, J J H lieutenant of the Marines, and dare- No Action on Boost devil hero of the World W e e ) i In Duty on U, S, Eggs charges of “theft,” “desert ' NG % it Ottawa, April 1 () ! “embexzlement” read 1y on egEs entering An inere against his Canada proud record in a court martial yes- ! Iph 1 1|t e United States has been terday. 3 ; ; All because of friendship toward P e g ) O o e 5, ol ative men a woman, whose name I p ; 2 J bornly sald he would even though the e You HATE washday at home. : torney wle the notion fo Whether you do it yourself, j Or have someone come in, . Storm Prevents Relay You do NOT enjoy Broadeasting of Programs Bt Ioston, \ April 1 () — The te hhone toll elr ing salvos of the were taken grimly by this nic ppearing youth of thirty whose ploits on the battlefields of 1r ‘hine so gloriously in Marine ccords, : Taga heard himeelf flayed ag an o ¢ officer who was short in his ac- : ; counts, who went A, W. O. L. from . ) el h L dozen on egus. EMPLOYEENOW WELL ive from justice, Dramatic Situation Tt was a dramatic situation, f M, Pred 1 Thomas, Who Tesides at 39 Flm St Bristol, Conn,, Tells Pub- lic How ERBIUS Gave Him a Good Digestion After Siv Months Sickness o considered the actions of Iaga, - e first and only ac g 1 e T Inferests in Big Merlg(flj : | e - of the day was Major Harold 1 Wirgman, eornmandant of the e ERBJIUS is a remedy built on the and who was seared with German | l<Panon X. H # Al L soli 1 Hamp Washday at home, (You see! 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Remember that ERY ERBIUS is be introdueed in nan, left the Annapolis 1 ,cen proven out right here New Britain at The Fair Drog :wal'mr 8 last year on a W home town Counter by a representative of the wrv»\'nflrfc Q\{!zm‘)ro, Va.. he Thomas says FLRBIUS CO. rested in ' layon and ar, ir Tselin of New York is pres- o Laclin ot How pror Won'’t you call 904 And try us just once’ We think we deserveit, Don’t you? “For six months PHONE 904 quartermaster’s ctically empty. Wirgman f Faga failed to account for one 21,400 fund and various other post funds, Wirgman said. In the charges, it is further al- o that Faga cashed checks in ington, Trenton, Philadelphia other cities, without aving to meet them, and that he tole a watch belonging to the room lerk of a Trenton, N. J. hotel To each of the six charges the feutenant answered ‘“not gullty.” Certain it is however, that Ta will net “drag the name of a wo- man inte it” to explain his actions. 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