New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 21, 1918, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1918. tha has Tived ' ' AR T e ————— - £ 5L 5, BATTLE PLANES orrrosms ronars 1 g A e o S oarr | POLES PREPARE T0° tically denied ever { Eo WWTORIN, e, e SELLTHRIFT STANPS She tried 10 of so many fororcon b First Shipment Five Months | Heavy Return From Fifih WA yard Plain- | X . g % g ? W 2 e " . . e fesoncs o Ahear{ of Schedule I USSR o e R st Campaign Anticipated $1.57 ! Washington, Feb. 21.—Sceretary | came | Daker announced last night that the f alleca- | first American-built battleplanes” are s were | today enroute to the front in France.” In horror They are equipped with Liberty mo- tors of the improved twelve-cvelind PR type which has been adopted as : Lt b substitute for the eight-cyclinder en- s g = . 2 o S8 hisfragelalve . gines because higher powered. S 2 : R inaE e I ELs e The Sceretary pointed out that un- | 3 3 s : b : 2 o E AU ROTL 08 g el der the tentative program adopted 4 4 BT £ 8% ¢ % 3 S ¥ .M‘mvlrv}‘ -AVVv.m‘l. ire u:rr\:; | not due for delivery in’ France be > E | Thrift stamps \o Polish peopla Policeman | fore July. Those already delivered . ¥ 2 el o etiods ) iEvoluntesed Bt she hod | are nearly five months ahead of the i to fight t Gorman autocracy ani the woman | original schedule. Mr. Baker says § H 2 ¢ s SRieT Sl s it ~ ey {ricken | that the production of engines for S i R SR S OPE e . S no class of people is more enthusiastic od | battle planes had now been in prog- : ; i R | fat supporting Presiasnt Wilson in hid ng he|ress on a quantity basis for a month G & X : g 4 American policy of fighting < wan To further | and that in a few weeks “the peak of ] 3 2 3 e R . | to a finish. Other resident f the previous det production will be reached.” e : 5 5 4 . A fifth ward are equally loyal, Chairman He shouted, “It's The great problem now, he point- y.. § 34 @ 4 % ¢ Noah Lucas has namec < ed out, was to obtain the thousands ¢ i 4 : 3 | as the ward manager for the two sisters-in-law | of skilled mechanics, engine men, 7 e h a7 - £ £ 5 1 ward, and the street captains Bh Alvertson all de- | motor repair men, wood ahd metal 3 : ek g ; e ledze that the place | workers, and other workmen neces- 2 ; : S 3 3 Joscphine Golec, Albar erand said they had | sary to keep the planes always in per. 3 : ; : G : : St ¢ visitors there. | fect condition. In a formal state- € : : : ; e N Cauieke T Eh Sty so Prosecutor | ment issued last night Secretary Ba- B i % 2 : I e T o wibz) Bobih et o bhot in some cases it 13| ker told of airplanes’ being on their % 3 % ’ 4 Josephine Topa, Lyman streat the / _the police to use “stocl | way to France, and then went o o TR ; e D Stella Maciora, Grove street streets: B0 to got the necessary infor-| “This first shipment, though in it- £ % '. P S RO R 4 | Mary Czykler, Gola stree R Pration. \He said that the woman has [ self not large, marks the final over- ; SRR : : L | Tlorence Luty, Horace t 3;0;(;": ey compt T 1:53:; not cared Yor her children in the|coming of many difficulties met in . - s 9 5 2 z : Sokols Miller street and 2 4 S phphs coetpR roper manyier by surrounding them | building up this new and intricate in- TRANERADI” FRI7Z SURRENJERS, VUTTR LITTIE DELAY WowAPAYS Ly 05800« rentic ”‘““”{‘“L S 'l‘ nature of the | it & wro atmosphere so, he said, | dustry. < i — Stella _\f\,,“y,“‘, R E ;fe'«:v“r:\(:";_"j“w”'“;’\_ k'[']',“'r‘uw Jv\len}f;f | they should De mo. m‘gmnc‘m: her Hi“’[;!‘(‘:;b'[ ;:ams are equipped with When the British Tommies and the | British citizenship to place himself | matter for every Britisher and Can- Tollie Story - street St A e :.wnr. Iherefoye he asked that she lo first Li erty motor from machine Canadians in France and elsewhere | 0pon practically the same footing as | adian to do his plain duty for liberty s Kowald Oran et o z : o e be sent to jail. production. One of them in a recent beard that the Alien Draft G - | his fellow ¢ ‘rymen at home; and | and humanity.” v Gz Smith and Crown man Rival raided the place from Lawyer Scorcs “Stool Pigeons” {est! surpassed all records! for spesd ear Bie U0 23had gy (CmIa | St ship should carry with| Some eighteen thousand men have s without, mesting their fellow police ror the dofense, Lawyer Mangan |and climbing for planes of that type.| oD between Great Britain and thelji opfisations as well ac advantages.|already volunteered for the British Chhine ik, Broad stroet officer, John Leibler, within. The | ,eqin seored the police for using| “Engine production, which began a| United States had becn approved by | After congress passes the necessaryand Canadian armies since the Mis na Driezek s5tool pigeon”, sent there by the po- | Lgto0l pigeons” and said that “‘re<-| month ago, is now on a quantity b the United States they sent this| legislation, they will have sixty days| sion began its work in the last week | Mary Zera, « lice, was also found inside with the | 1. "0 forces and criminal|is, and the peak of production will| message back to all Britishers and|in which to enlist in the British or|of June, 1917. The Tommies are a Caroline Bajek. Purrit woman but three other alleged fr . agree that this mecthod is|he reached in a few ‘weeks. Only the Canadians of military age in the|Canadian armie: However, they|cheerful lot, even when conditions Miss Charlotte Symolon, quenters who were seei there by P And a man who will strop [ twelve-cychnder type is being made, ‘United State; “Come on in out of | will be doing far better work if they|are unpleasant. A close-range snap- Beatty streets. Heeman Leibler made their < o become a ‘stool pizeon’ | as developmangs abroad have made if | the draft!” There are at least two enlist at once and do not wait a few | shot of a group of them even when through a hidden side doo an not be helieved, especially when | wiso to concentrate on the high-pow- bundred thousand British and Can-|weeks longer for the draft. What|they are ready to go to the front USE OF WHEAT FLOUR Place Has Bad Reputation. [ s nat himeelf appear in court.” | ered ongine instead of the eight.| 8dians of military age, 20 to 40| we want at present is man power. If | line trenches shows any number of o net DRl oy In testifving to the raid, Detective | He declared that in this case there i velinder. years, in the Umtor«l States wh)o_are\ the Britisher and Canadian enlist|smiling faces. They say that the | ‘.1\\:‘.4 '.w. o v” 2 ‘l‘(:y‘.‘f \u\'{‘: Se nt LRichardson told of finding | N0 doubt that the “‘stool” had his act| “These statements should not be subject to the draft. '1vm_i as Briga-| with us, they can get to Europe | Germans do not stick out to the m‘\‘ ”"' ““”‘gr“(;”_\ “\\'Lh‘”{l.; ““)"“T R Mrs., Strand and a man in a bed. | “framed-up” before the police ar- Gt Tt Gl e G dier-General W. A. White of the|quickly and be made effective much | bitter .end nowadays as they did i 2 N P ; room and said the man admitted his|vived ard prepared the “stage” two e . 1o Hight of | ihe | followine British-Canadian Recruiting Mission | sooner than if they wait to be draft- | earlier in the war, and many of them ministration Vr\omtf-d out today in oW e P o sks before when he i inerott Atterithree ¢ said today. “None of these can escape|ed. There is a branch of the British|seem not at all averse to yelling statement declaring rocer guilt, but the woman tried to tell him | Weeks before when he went there to er three y \ i y | i iti ission in | “K: 41”7 light pr i misunderstood the wheat tlour sub that the mun was a boarder who had | ensage a room. He termed the testi- | the total number of planes able liability to serve in var. The ar-\and Canadian Recruiting Mission in|“Kamerad!” upon slight provocation . Creadot s BN i e her & week be- | mony offered by Policeman Leibler | take the air at any one time on eith- | igement is a perfectly fair one,|every big centre in “the United|and holding up their hands in sur- stitutejfrale emoy e o fore. The police officer also testified | as “‘gush” and the story of a younz | cr side of the western front has not st it compels every man who claims| States, consequently it is an easy | render. :(l]"n\;\\yrioo:p.t\ h;;n" :-hz.x‘x;xt:( ‘(:l‘);’(.; ‘\: to receiving numerous complaints | policeman who wants to be a “great | been over 2,500. This, combined with = e ie i e Hiaan thy bake et Hionid about the house and said that one | detective. the fact that forty-six wmen are re-| === B e ) complai nt had counted 45 men Judge Meskill ordered the clerk to | quired on the ground for every plane | w ! T I\ | pound of substitute cere: with Cisiting the house on one day. Cross- | merge both counts against the wom-|in the air, gives a truer perspective AERif i BA’{ILE IN E’RO RE MAY BE MEDIUM | v . examining the detective, Lawyer |an and then imposed a fine of 3100 | of the Buropean tion situation ECT P y h:,‘,"\',“!;‘;,',m;\l of ‘\"]:2‘”,,::“][;} 1‘:‘,:,‘1::‘ Mangan asked where the man caught | and a suspended jail sentence of 30 | than commonly sed. { TO EFFECT PEACE tutes in any way she chooses. The in the roid was. The policeman said | days. ‘e said he was line | “Tor every pl in the air there| ] P = S TS i dministration, however, 3 he didn’t know, hut when pressed for | make the woman go to j i must be t y cement planes on | 5 s g o 3 B 3 ! R «quested women to bake YActory further details, aamitted that he had | thought of her three small <l n | the . and one trainin ) ! R R s 3 &3 read in their homes containing 2 sont him to the house as a prepara- | prevented him for he thought that|for every pilot who eventually reac e ; : : % : v. e per cent or more of wheat flour &b tory miove to making the raid. The|they would bo better off with their|es the front, with a sparc cngine for | st e . . : SR court upheld an objection against | own mother, bad as she may be, than [ each plane. Moreover, while the | : ' 3 disclosing the “stoel pigeon’s” name. | running loose. American prc has been delayed | E R R 8 : i = Hgrs SN oy T ee (e S by difficulties which were impossible | o ; : i ¢ LR ONHSTHOR S O e to forcsee when the tentative pro- | braided the police for their “stool | e G 5 £ . : as te F pigcon” methods and said that this| gram was adopred in all onr lack 5 & 3 ¢ ublisk system of getting information throusgh | § knowledze last S it may be'said ¥ 4 3 r 2 allin % . e S s ¢ government's a ‘“stool” is worse than the crime | that American j are not due in d ¥ e under the origin: schedule matters o 1 informal itself. He said that the police will| & s : e : . i send one of those ‘stool pigeons™ ta| until July. : 3 R tion, was sent out today b o place to get evidence and that same | Ji ] “At the outbreak of war, the first S S S % s % ommittee n lic inform - : SOttt - It is requested of the publishér i T o i ool ek | step, both in scquence and import- order to stand in with the police.” | ——— grceguasplopbulld updan dutu ity ke i e el e e rush out the training planes needed provious o Sl Ltion ofe rmation relating fo military « that so long as this system is pr: immediateiy on hand. < fresh and have hey consult with the governmer ticed nobody’s character or reputs . : most promising personncl afforded - 3 s i e b War on Wilson’s Basis heediAmedoaiiar o immbaiata | : 4 o S e e unprincipled men as ‘“stool pigeons™ source of aid to her associate nations [ 5 i 1 % : Wakhin Feb. - The o are. i m the war, which, while able to turn ¢ i | ; "> ¥ SRR e e Patrick Ringrose, a resident of| TLondon, Feb. 20.—In advices from | Out the latest type of airplanes, wers i . g : e e Wooster street, said that the old An- | Germany and Amstria which reach | Seriously drained of men capable of i . : - 3 s R oh oo its ke drews place has had @ bad name for | neutral countries are indications of | Ianning them. The ultimate goal ; : : R rye . 0l commission b oe oA several months and he has seen nu- | continued unrest within the Central | however, was the ccnstruction of a : | S e oo Jibscal merous foreigners visit the house. He | impires. The chief developments | 1arge flect of battle planes. g : 2 wei oyl e i has see1 these suspicious male visit- | ave: “The serious problems, interwov- i : : B SO Pt ors as early as 7:30 o'clock in the Tho Poles by strikes of pro- |€n and reacting, were immediately : L : . ; s Ul £ mornirg and has even seen some | test nst the ceding of Cholm met, the almost total lack both of i . « s 3 % R et it i Sere ¢ waiting outside until, L given sig to the Ukraine have forced both airplane industry and of plane en- : % : R . 4 4 nal, they entered and others came| ermany and Austria to con- | gineering knowledge. The industry \ ; o ¢ out. William Walker, anoth N e e e s rudimentary, with only one com- 3 % o e ter street man, was just as positive| troaty. and the future of Cholm | PAny on an appreciable production E about the reputation’ of the house, | be determined b: T basis and another dozen small exper- and said that a weeck ago ay Sion on which the Poles will be | imental companies. The metal work personally counted 33 m 5| represented. was mostly done by hand, each ma- | there, mcst of whem were foreigne memi of the Aus chine built as a scparate unit, and | He also said that these men loiter by > a little attempt made to manufacture about the neighborhood at times and | o, resolution u g acceptance of | from NTS BURNED. 5 New York, IFeb. 21.—Two studen . Winfield Matthews and mer An Pleasant A. Stovall, United States crson h 22 yvears old, los¥ the minister at Berne, Switzerland, who lives to i : ves tod e which swept t it is reported, may be chosen to act trainin i f the aly i as medi For DenceineroHAtIons Y dies, jigs, or gauges. The esti-| o oo o : L uvering forhnosition] prepara-iii =, Lisdlum foxipeace nceotiatios et while waiting for the car at the An-| President Wilson’s peace pro- |mates of the total valuc of the ind O uttle planos in the | tory to swooping down on its Gort drews Crossing station drink Ch bl e G e e try vary from $2,000,000 to $10,000, ing : i red Atisrial shoxi Rbui bottles und annoy women R et e O00andior feropioye s rom e (0RO e mSalo NS have been extremely | it oo Dol T A T SR “Are you a prohibitionist 2" queried | moment. 10,000. The government was practi- [ fow and have not shown in any sens Lawycr Mangan I el e Waue-tiond i fcormns Wly the only purchaser, having or- No, sir, I am not. T had a drink| ing to a crisis in the Prussian before I came down here. But i Diet. It is revealed that the graph. The French plane at the top | battleplane. St. Louis, shington and southern was more or less a novelty and this country and Austria | ss was estimated : s s ashington, Feb. 21.—Iast Only “:"'\""“' B R VIDE O~ | 1o graphic tenseness of an actnal a "cuton. The photograph was made|genzor Lo e By e : '\i};l’”’:dm_ \-.1.«1,(1»};":11;1‘;3;” f("“z:‘; :": fight that is shown in this photo an observer in another French | New vork Chicago, Chicago and There was a time when a 1ald know what T have seen in this neigh- > : government is standing | tually delivered. 2 ¥ 7 il N e T e e i 3 Senae St : i also added that he had talked With| suffrace in opposition to the cven more complex. Europe, at war PIGEONS USED IN NAVAL AVIATION T (T o (e el (U neh PTG e Rt e some of the frequenters of the house | itarists with the best engineers of each coun- ) P a8 i £ h P e S et Ty unre and had obtained intimate informa- | e N [ e endent Sogian | try pitted asainst each other in a Sl b L an b L o xm‘u‘ of consery tion from them. Gordon J. Ely, th St IS R T S struzgle which knew no close, had . e DEsnesh meas and olenios e RiRace B LN naber e havedecll o third Wooster street re T s tive strike in the munition f: worked out the n}rs’t ingenious q_cw-l.| i 7 3 i AN it A s g1 I « of the trains arriving is common knowlcdee thie N tories the empire commenc. | opments in the light of actual fight- ' horhood about ti n ing Mareh 1 ing experience. Information reach- t trolley cre T s : Germany’s new military onc ng here was generally fragmentary always 1 As a result, when | occasion tp pass frequ we hee ations agains el are e 5. | SRS ¥ . ? 2 . 7 wise as to the natt f the est St : rtions ¢ | war came the United States had prac- By L . : s e e ment e . no airplane enzincering staff | Reg: 5 i : > %J Det . Sergea Malone, who | . |and no modern fighting plane ; o s ; ? : 3 A number of newsps protes R CRT DR KNS wis in s raiding 1 told of nu ; . , and lfun- | s " 2 ; ; i merous complaints abotit the plac e ; emont COAT. FOR SWEDE SHIPS e e & ¥ O e Hungerford Court Sunday Evening at 7:30 2 ) ; and corroborated s testimony o reac! at German heac Y i o3 1 e J jeiibrothersdetectivef,cOUCOERIN SRt ) arters Austrian and Hun- | Bunkering to Be Allowed Under New raid | war ps should not take e i | Wanted Policeman to Kiss He " the movement ) 25 /‘)’ $ iz o Policeman Telller 8aid thitiont Sun N thaL e Balohevilt Brad Stockholm, | Beby 21—Tra Nelson § 3 ; . . ILLUSTRATED LFCTUR!‘T t 15 detailed to go 1o thel expressed willingness to accer Morris, the American minister, today § 5 3 - 3 2 4 L &) 10 05 as the advance guard | Germany’s tern wised @rea received from Washington announce- RS ;i sBies : B veidine party b on) thercar i eiimer s Bt Lo s ment that the new bunker regula- : 7 ni g : | ] 1 Q) ¥ he “stool pigeon ough he DIVIDEND IS DECLARED. | shipping included in the proposed t know him, and they both en- | S agreement between the two countries. | g i R : ; 3 i c the hou se cther |.'~‘ then | Chamber of Commerce Building | It was communicated to the chd\sh' 5 . & i 4 ,v AND D I\qAIJCUS & desc B of the interfor of | Gompany Holds Annual Meeting. government, as Minister Morris had ; : i ; k i Jouse and the methods nf Mrs. | : learned that an attempt to apply the 5 i A frand. He told of sceing other men | A semi-annual dividend of 3 1-2| regulations to the ships in the agree-| | L S Since the British conquest of Palestine i | | agree - ¢ , great interes! on the premises on G that Mrs. | per cent on the past year's business | ment would imperil the negotiations. ; e i Rishiocalit Strand spok2 to in a very inti- | was declared the meeting of the Tho Washington announcement : S S centers in this locality i & i mate manner a s she entered one | Chamber of Commerce building com- | saves for American use the 100,000| | o . ¥ S S ' L ki s coupled with thy room, looked back at i \ i1 | mittee yesterday. The following di- | tons of shipping. The bunker re : g S : Byt - 3 i aatns hone v Hator Sl tnolle | tettor weretaiactedl 2l Rel S iunE | el usa e dlene e : i 3 G : 1 Zionist movement will make these pictures espec ially] irrived, Policeman Leibler said, he (harles F. Smith, A. F. Corbin Swedish shipping companies wh v ; i tin, v : arles F. : Swedish o con- ; . saw the “stol” in a compromising po- | Sloper, J. H. Trumbull, J. W. Ma e e s e G ; : e B interesting. sition, and Lawyer Mangan made | land. . Hall and E. W. Christ. | United States to control even Sw ik 3 f : . s muck of this, declaring that it proved | At a subsequent meeting of the di- | en's c ng trade and Qomp;,“:}t | 60 Beautiful Colored Views. conclusively that the “stool pigeon™ | rectors, the followirg officers were | cessation of lons established traffic | isst uns intent upon “framing up” bis | elected; President, T W. ChrIst; viea | with Tubeck and Stetin, Germany. | Pigeons play an important burt in Roming pigeon being placed n Admission Free. Excellent Music 3 B e nolioe : president ) orbin; secretar The Swedish government also was | the snch naval air serviee for | basket to accompany an aviator i JMhen she.was-called {o the stand, i treasurer,. Edward I, Hall, somewhat disquieted. ‘"cws This picture shows a ‘le“'ul\ual:‘u:kc work.