New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 15, 1916, Page 10

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Any This system is recognized the world over as the best. Six months from entrance other evening by appointment. we can place you in a paying position. You receive instruction from an experi- TERM BEGINS AUGUST 30, 1916. enced and certified teacher. What more can you ask? Call, Write, or Phone (605-3.) THE HARDWARE CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE 132 MAIN STREET (Andrews’ Block) New Britain, Conn. M. E. Stevens, Principal 4 I I dler, is implicated in the story of o | giving definite fiyures on how many | which membership on the Mexican |terior. The declination of Justice | French sailing vessels and three Brit- I the harbor and the better class of 1 3 Brooklyn boy who told Mr. Smith th. girls of poor families were|commission would present. But upon | Brandeis leaves two commissions to be | ish and two French steamers. residents of the city are incensed that s 3 | his sister, fifteen years old, he agged into the underworld each|the consultation with the chief justice |selected. —_— the incident should have occurred an appeared from her home, and v: S He knew the number was a I find that the state of the business of It was understood that the president Londen, Aug. 1 The British tor- | are demanding a full public investiga found three weeks later in a house | large one. Botwin often had no less|the supreme court at the present time | had made a tender of the third place | pedo boat destroyer Lassoo was sunk | tion where Kirsh had placed her. Another | than seventy girls placed in various | to be such that it is my duty not to | on the commission at the time he | Sunday off the Dutch coast, having When the fleet stops at a small oty sister, elghteen, also a school girl, had | resorf receiving his commissions | undertake this important constructive | asked Mr. Lane and Justice Brandels | struck a mine or been torpedoed, ac- [ and the enlisted men have shore leave 2 been tempted by candy and trips to | frem each task. to serve, but the name of the person | cording to an official statement. SiX | it is customary to establish a shore R Coney Tsland and dinners in liroad-| At Mr. Smith’s office yesterday were “Respectfully yours, to whom this place was offered has not | of the crew of the destroyer was miss- | patrol, in charge of an afficer, to aid | W York Auth(nqt‘es Leal’fl “101‘6 way restauran the brother sald, but | ten stool pigeons, all of whom had “LOUIS D. BRANDEIS. | been disclosed. ing. Two men on board were injured. | the local police. When a seaman i UL b e e Leon in the “business.” ’ e it — The British Press Bureau, in a later | found to be unduly elated he is sent David Parish, known as Dave Si-| The consensus was that the pro- _“‘“‘-‘,”), e L Lol “'“l“",“?”’“ Mexico City, Aug. A tranzd| nta e enteontroyartoithe German ord|losEpoaral g ive Ry R ot Shbrelipa ind his wife, Kate, were two of | curers never carned less than $70 g | o Lake Placid N. N where he | o offiment offcials have expressed | ficial statement with regard to the 10- | {rol. The shore patrol and the New il aconacd of Dosuitie Sana Eholnien twouking o ienonl | MELU UL EEER RS EIRGDTRA L G WS osity over the delay by the United | cality where the Lassoo was sunk, ijort police always have worked in Parish is sald by Mr, Smith to | in many instances had became stool | COPCCTNing the president’s wish that | o toq in naming the American dele- | saying that the destroyer was sent to ! hurmony until S lay afternoon . he become one of the American mem- i 5 A = New York, Aug 15.—Thres men | have been in Siberia at one time, The | Pigeons because they did mnot think ,:M,_ SR ey (,mm:::‘\:“m e tes {o the American-Mexican confer- | the hottom *‘a few miles off the Dutch A fireman attached to the Wyoming 2 o ence on border difficulties. Local | coast, and not in the channel, as the | pecame noisy in Tauro street at that two were arrested at an address in| they received a fair share of the nd 2. woman were arrested yesterday 5 he letter of Justice Brandeis to the ; # By Wl Bast Twenty-second street, where | Profit '”'_‘M:(] by o e e \pers ‘published the fact that | German admiralty pretends. e e e e fen jp connection with the crusade begun| 4oy ywere etaving in a disreputable e —— el e Lane and Justice Brandeis took charge of him and arraigned him r District Attorney Swann. All con-| house, according to Mr, Smith. Jacob e e naleiicn b ih e aoaai n asked hy President Wilson lletore ieiteann UM ECalieney. thea | ucted enterprises independent of | Solomon, another accused of procur- "EIS E LINES ARG e e e on the American delegation RAN“ [“:FI[;ER | command at fleet patrol headquarters oseph Botwin, head of the “vice|ing girls, was arrested in anothen i hee hiithire wo. nother wna | The war depatment reported wicto in the fire engine house, a short dis- st)’ according to James 1. Smith, | house. Al of the alleged procurers i e e - v government troops over bandits tance away, eputy district attorney, in charge of | who are known in the underworld as L 8 small engagements in the states of i Mayor Boyle, a political fixture for e investigation. sescheetors, were held in bail of $2,- Justice Should Not Serve, Oaxaca, Zacatecas and Michoacan, Aw At o e o) o e 500 by Judge Rosalsky, in general Chief Ju e White is said to hold and hurried to patrol headquart Mr. Smith said the net result There he is quoted as denouncing fhe day was the breaking up of no | sessions, the opinion that members of the court bss than four centers from whict Dora White, known as Dora Schlft- A should no serve on commissions for DESTROYER SUNK LiswionantpMecatghevinpuaniicila isreputable houses had been obtain- | vosky, was held in bail of $2,500 as a Tells Presidem Supreme GOIH‘[ the adjustments of pending questions. hg east side girls. He *eliev material witness. According to the W1 > ] 5 ; A 1 - hile justices have scrved on many i - i , “ha N and yolice e indic ¢ |information now in the office o ° Berlin Says in British Channcl anc wore policemen will be indicted as|information now in the office of th e L result of the disclosures. Three po- fct atlorney, the persons arrested BHS]HGSS WO[]l[l In[e[‘rfire | putes, the most recent instance being London Claims Off Dutch Coast— ga[ed hy Adml]‘al MflyO ‘,:“"\\]h f";';.‘;:w(,"’:,”,‘,“ w,’,“‘ ‘“ m{f,",,",';. and all navy officers in general and Newport Scandal Being Investi- | «iotncine tnat el i % listed men and the officers he was are already under indictment | cond v brokerage business In : that of the late Justice Lamar as i ; Cather : aright and Foley are | voung -girls, Iv all of whom aro s e e Submarines Active. As a (un;\d L‘\:l\w e d the lieutenant held on charges of perjury and u f s tho first step by the hihetS e . - 16 ety Sl el " X | was struck on the face, and the blow a I pAnt iy e \\‘, hingt n. ‘\]uL 15.—Justice Louis | at the Niagara Falls M ol 1 i A e o Newport, R, I, Aug’ 15.—Admiral | ;peneq his cheek = I ntertain-| D. Brandeis of the supreme court has | tion conference in 1914, the sugges- 2 ; ! £ 23 Henry T. Mavo, commanding the g . houg Joseph Batwi cine y itomobile ride decl d Proside 2 : rerms sub) e torpedoec S enry Mayo, E wo policemen were called to ej&ct Although er win, in leclined President Wilson’s tender to | tion has been made that the Mexican , German submarin torpedoed the | .. “.. 4 Governor Beeckman have| Mavor Bovle, but they held for sentence Thursday, has 1 | wers then pl the gir be a member of the joint high com- | question in its present aspect had a | British torpedo boat destroyer Lassoo | peen called upon to investigate an in- L hree confessions which have resulted | In houses and receive no less than ten | mission which is to endeavor to ad- | bearing on domestic politics, and for | sungay morning, according to an ad- | cident at the fleet patrol headquar-| Jiee force he was tho head of the po bringing forth important witnesses | ber cent. of all money they earn for| just the difference between Mexico | that re. A justice should not be a ol et nicr lant e 10 SRS o Ar. Smith says the four most recent |the first week. The girls usually are| and the United States. Justice Brand- | member of the commission. wdbier Libons e 130 st | e b e i i g o sigrenl| STAREnIuramel i Ahe enlng hode rrests came through the work of a |shifted each week so the men in| eis returneq to Washington yesterday il iioiicod v however |8 T6 i aumounced aieo fnmt pe- | ToNENC Foatt D Mdcabe || hen RIheR NS UpOx Lo ke enie borps of “stool pigeons” operating in | chargo of them continue to get com- | and had a talk with President Wilson | (hat the state of the supreme courts | tween August 2 and 10 five British | hiUSaRiD Vermont and Moy or Prhe ther sections than those mentioned ssions steadily. later conferring with the attorney | business is such that it might prove | and French steamers and ten British by Botwin. Monday is “pay day” in the busi- [ general. The justice afterward wrote | detrimental to have Justice Brandeis and French sailing craft were sent to With the information now a 1| ness, when the girls collect their|a letter to the president, which was |absent when the court assembled for ' the bottom by a German submarine. ir. Smith expects to go before 3 A gs from t person operating | made public at the White House late | the October term. The court h The official statement says: % = = 5 g » brand jury today biain the house, usually a woman, and the | last night. It reads served important cases set for hear- One of our submarines Sunday “”‘”“l“]”“ }‘ “""'I‘v .},””;, (““'\‘m‘;'”\‘l [ eboara the Wyoming and Licutenant our indictments procurers call to collect My Dear Mr. President: T appre- | ing, and it Is thought as desirable that ' morning torpedoed in the Britlsh | toled by the police, but Admird'| McCaughey, after having his wound urged by the officers of the| jressed, made a full report to his im . ; S Mayo, | Sam Kirsh, known a the Ped-| Mr. Smith said he had no way of | ciate the opportunity for high service | there should be i hench when it | channel the British torpedo boat de- i A am Kirsh, : Y 3 gh ice ithere should beia full hench channgl pedo boat de- | 156t “is directing a full investigation, [ nediate superior and in that chann and the report may be in the hands of | the matter has reached the fleet com- B reassembles. stroyer Lassoo. S 5 = The only other American member of One of our submarines torpedoed in 5 = the secretary of the navy at Wash- | mander. Many efforts to obtain a ington soon. | version of the incident fram Mayor | the commission =0 far chosen is the channel between the 2d and 10th he afficers of the war vessels in| oyle have failed. v wag giv firemen refused to maintain order rick T. Boyle of Newport were the| soveral seamen attached to the shore principal overnor Beeckman al-| patrol geized the mayor and he ready has said he had no authority | quickly reached the street P over any disorder occurring within | = he disorderly fireman was seid Franklin K. Lane, secretary of the in- | of August seven British and three T S ey e SR g st i : SRR S SAY JoE \.ur‘m"' Do i Yov THINK ™ A Compound made of Wheat,, RC:TTE'L HAU%ER gisg Barley, Saltand Yeast PoslumCereAlCompary,Lid. ‘Battle Creck Mich., U.S.A. 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