New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 27, 1919, Page 1

FROM THE HVEALD ¥ % ¥ ¥ ¥ X ¥ ok ox ¥ XN SERVICDE. e 'X:() :l'H EST ABLISHE 1‘ lSTC‘. L HUNS' ASPIRATIONS | TAFT'S PROPOSED CHANGES Government Glamps Down Lid on Principle Tmports of Dyes, Chemicals, Etc. § PROTECTING U.Ss. INDUSTRY‘ Wil gested Move Prevent Germany From Washingion, Unlcading Great splus Stock on Lhopit Tivis Country and Underselling P Americ; bealers .— Prosecution Threatened. [ week assur than a Ame blow s, fertilizers originat nosified the ! that impor- ~after would infringe th March econquering vcecived another chemi ~German n been malithat any foay welcomed 3 scante other Sev Mr. Ts with rm alien tatior be subject ment of pa ior were ral t e offie 1 ug custodian > rmany ut’or property from ¢ to prosec 5 iall under Amendment s wd I amendment )¢ netions covenant sident President premiers om by B th ago, Monroe e Sec sugygestion the president today ions principal in W after Taft, w Wi hite H Mr retary from hi were one Doctrine. but This White House of- to League of Nations Sug- One With Monroe Doctrine. Yealing 1g8¢ hich Ison and Paris yesterday less had | nuliy would This | White ouse Taft T m made dealing was by . | | ! ficials out the communication. The former president the telephone M week and made known make some be welcome in P multy told 1im would glad 1o proposals were White House. | declined to give the tedked Tumulty his it they When President over | with t to mm stions \\ 'l SO receive them, the forwarded to the Several days ago a message was re- | Because ending Taft. seived a¢ the White House ¢ the president’s thanks to Mr. When President Wilson received Mmessa e known that desir ¢ amendments, learned today, the esident cabled the White House urg that they be sent as soon as posgible and expresving appreciation that mer president had concluded the suggestions. White House officials had a sage today from itear Admiral son, slating that the president was working practically night and day, but that his health was withstanding the strain admirably. the Taft it s king ed to sul was ne for- to mu mes- Gray- trading with us Ameries ti act f Can't Drump Supplies Heve. a of 15 of great Pinany Nated e . per in- ha ship- of- far- reporte m mderselling Ax ines ith 2 intention St vic: the hefore nient of wover dian f demestic of Thinks 7ed. and chem- ssification man includ 2ilied metaliurgy ¢ subjects, 1 e ilize fix of g hydrogenation ized by the, and sold to ! The chem- the patents | with the to which re- after the by | licenses te.y 't property cal wdatior inte heen custodian foundation. will n chemr four provent an industric {Hey Germans war, n-exclusive to | anufacture Ameri ins pa n s end will also | infringements based | of goods itute suits for upon the importation manufactures. Th that the trade DO —If Necess: German catened, would in Prosecution Is to Equip to advise thai i seems e o ol . of P N cors, rited States « hen mrunitions or sudski, state, the American the American of patents owned c¢hemical foundation and ther importer prosecu- | bi the | in an by lay the to open tion The M nuf: foundation mentioned is an ation of incorporated in Del nital siock of $500,- stock heing held composeld of the mem- sales commit- custodian’s patents by Germans, cher 1 Garvan Poland,” “is att protect material, ped for He said he ally had by assoc Leturers, with = voting ws 000, hersel whic a voting trust bers the advisor: tee the alien property offi Several hundred istered in this country he most important covering the man- ufacture of drugs and dyes, for which this country has been virtually dependent on Germany, have been ed for use by Americans and names substituted for the for- designatior the indus- more thoroughly American. The | fixed compensation ator of the patent May Be Included. | Should say the alien property custodian's | 200,000 did not touch on copyrights, | also come under his jurisdic- | w id informally that the would apply. Several | Planes German-owned operas and she will scientific works have been | America. for production and | of infinite United States. SAYS FUEL WAS 600D of espec Jand food. need 1o equip, Might “That is lice new d we ticipated the war, who were Austrian therefore , 10 make ot provides e origi Copyrights While opinion which tion, it < same principle need for America and has various licensed publication in th >olish army as to Pilsudski Has Fai believe in is no British Subject Testifying for Capt.| g suyp army Weisgerber, Declares His Synthetic 0% uel Worked Out Successfully | have lost fai their general broken and | officers enthusiasm soon New Burnett, News Bureau cial backer York. March J. Kingsley manager of the ate of Pittsburgh and finan- of Captain Bdwin C. Weis chemical expert and arn officer on trial before o court martial | here, testified today after the govern- ment had its case that he was He was financiall in Weisgerber could ms. “The riot zerber. I A t0 us noy interested, he said, synthetic fuel an offer of‘which to the Br war mission in this country figured in the charges that the mist had sought to bring about mage to motor engines employved in | the military forces of one of America’s associates in the war To of t the government accusation that Weisgerber threatened to with- hold inventions relating to motor generation from the United States unicss he was made a colonel, Burnett | HOR said he had submitted a sample of | them. They the synthetic fuel to the oil produc- soldiers tion ision of the council of national | day th 1917, after it had been | opposing to drive found organizec Austrian of arc a British the capable behind trenc apable of Ckranian a equipme arms ¢ rians and fusion t tish rr The have alwa the C t e of E te succe ttsburghn have the st i used with taxicab | in & i | CONTROIL: NEW | HUNGARIAN GOVERNMENT 1 will be on joined i These me Today wperior FEWS e ¢ H congists of ans, the Reichs- The paper Mag: governmetr 3 The ne ns. say that ex- o such a of American ar t provisional inter | Gen. Pilsudski, tack From Three Sides, Men Could Win With Adequate Supplies Correspondent gandists Will Be Poland no artiller; h ciew here today Facing At- MORALE OF POLES AT HIGH POINT Able Mi, Army of 500,000. “\We uniforms. said ead of t izht Teve That He Does Not Fear Bolsheviki l'm-\ b Break Down Fighting Spirit of His Troops Have men | rifie Gen. Pil- he with Polish | Press representatives of | Mission to Poland when - h not These equipments would be value Questioned as to whether, equipped, acks on Poland could produce permanent replied: th 50, th v 1 a without Amer received Asked how 1e might Much Allies asked of the military continued cked on three sides and cannot technical she manufactur was g an as many not well guns, they properly. our brinz my of c toda automobile tra to in X Our morale. demoralized in thei no L Sranians, \eq P rmy. in be nd ammunition whic Germans left he With troops 1 neceds of the is not ng.” ateful to the from w something many men swered: to say. a com n vet need have be spared ammunition, trucks nsport us.” the be >olish army The v the lea r spirit longer ¥ he Ge Again nipment, ormer They lefensiy It they fightir superior ause in our th troo negoiia enem battle came the by Bolsheviki themselves pport of their uous patriotism of the Polish troops | unaffected confirary der men. there w Holshe the now, o Bolshevik us, On ing vill cor sinec Tenth voung in the German, armi fought. material obey the officers T Bolshevi Poland. general, war et equip- Allie nom Po- definite, he would Need to Equip 500,000, difficult tion in some sections having ectly have drafted Rus: bave we men. i France that the might Our na- not par- batant in men and I to equip in more for us. ai which bhack to ies, no with s0 Gen, Army. would be German Vhen men ship of lhas thei patriotic relieve we mans (o are supr ma to has t¥ the Aus- zreat pro- Moraie Too Stroug For Bolsheviki. Bolshevik s conquered rd enemy, 1o ed with el rived of he ere n vho | mes. themsels | | i | | the ! which arious at- | Captain repelled beace, been | | murder i dered supper., 'POLAND HAS MEN ENOUGH TO HOLD " OFF ENEMY, BUT IS DESTITUTE OF UNIFORMS, RIFLES AND MUNITIONS WILHELM MAY LEAVE HOLLAND REFUCG AND GO TO SWITERLAND. March William Geneva, Switzerland, Former Emperor Germany, alarmed Dby the receipt of threatening letters, intends to leave Holland and refuge in Switzerland, ac- cording to the newspaper lLa Swiss Swiss newspapers are n many advertisements inserted by members of the German and Austrian nobility who are seeking houses in this country at moderate prices of seek rinting MANGHESTER MURDER TRIAL 1S RESUMED | Three of Five Men Accused | m main_ with the Are Identified in Court, Hartford, March 27. the five alleged gunmen acc of Captain William in South Manchester was resumed in the today. William L. of a cafe in this city witness. He testified {hat the eve- ning of January 30, about 7:30 o'clock five strangers entered the cafe and had supper. He identified Miller, ono of the accused, as ong of themen with whom he had convérsation James M. Moriarty of a restaurant keeper, shortly after 9 o’clock on 30 two strangers called and They told him, e that a truck they were trave was a little way up the road. tified Bessler and McDonnell two men. Mrs. 8. Johnson of Manchester tified to secing u suspicious truck and a touring car wifh several men in it near her home on the night in ques- tion and said she heard the shots the murder She shortly big move The trial of sed of the F. Madden on January 30 criminal court Riley, proprietor was the first last Hart- fo that uar Jun- or- a ling as the acconpanied Madden the rate. . Macomber, was called of after- wards heard iy at a rapid Clifton stur witn truck the state's the wit- (Continued on Eleventh Page ) CONVENT MURDER MYSTERY Woman Placed on i for Murdes Felician Nui Whe fighting | by destroying | opposed when | ¢churcl forces | impet- | talk. | lis ! keeper Yoars Ag 20, spehinski connection witl nee from the ore convent pY} op 11 Johns, a today at Lypchinski, who was a priest’s house- at Isadore when the nun dis- appeared. Since her arrest this month ! officiuls declare they have obtained in- armation in Milwaukce and identify the hody grave under that of & 0 of Niste Y nonun, red Greilickville, 50 was Mus, years old, Chicago exhumed Is; Mary. that wil | frov the lore WILSON FAVORS SUKR Cables Hope That Amendment Women Will Soon Se Adopted. TRAGE. | St Louis, March from Te The following Wil session President d at the American W ation convention hope suf adopted.’ n wat 1 man Suff here today: convention. amendment nestly said, tes- | Disappeaied 1 for ! WO Bu GET ANDTHERBLOW ~ ARE CABLED TO PRESIDENT - [TALIANS TEL * Decline to Pemm Iflfer NO (e « Mr. | Rig 1 stue inte rest tions standing in | has sior and and son cha ing the defl gat the Rh | tal | the Pre cea o'cl con | | | cell | per wit not | Today 1.0, uel and tre Lo | ¥ ing 1o pre the den himself sho cial fina | i | whi ! bas i T I indi The testified | g can i | wor M | while He iden-j 14, | Juz | tery stat 10t L in as | riov | Ads A e Tot I.F It [ nignt I mis | arti | side | | ! Mo By dred to t Ard pa dest with the mat Tost mer The 2uris, their hour with ues The league i undivided indemnity bling block. vesterday Premier ps born question London the Jngov-Slav Comrove S SIGN OF GOMP Amervica Was o Secret Treaty of Londom i Had ontends This Country in Adriatic Muvddle, March 26, (By The Press.)—President Wil was again the center of i 1s he, with the pren rance and settle the g way of pea Strong Action Is Needed. event of the peace confep ccited such interest and discys as this action of the presi premiers in taking affairs Aing own hands, and while criticisy sarcasm vet in - evidence * quarters, including the Fre mber of <deputies, still the prevd view in conference circles is t{ time has arrived for ed 1y rest Great med today Britain, the arts to LTS o 1 ar e nite hering with question that frontier obstructing premier then “White Lloyd George Iready with results. Previous to Premier Orlando spent Col. House, talking over the Adriatic which irations and the the three vita prog proceeded and the Indemnity Question a Big Onc. meetings, begmning at 11 ock in the morning. were virtually tinuous throughout the day, the of nations commission its afternoon mecting so as fc President Wilson to ni attention to the conference premiers. Tie auestion was again the main Premier Clemenceau brought all his fizures with and wanted more was fuliy equipped had called Kdwin 1 of from London had ¥rench of of re ine arc ian Paris to where miers u were ing mit give to h the he yd Geo Mon former suTy for Indiu secretary gue, financi the T Clemen e i, au consultc Loucl reconsiruction. in addition to the rh‘ se financial chiefs agreed in views formulated delexates concern resources and it still remained for make a final decision the indemnities. Presi- incidentally expressed much gra‘ified at the made by the American finan alongside the authorities France the American Germany but miers to total of Wilson e the t wir & neial perts of aland s he Rhine tomorrow Wilson frontier question (Thursday) outlined becone may up and sident ch he has may of ment No Compromise on Adri he Adriatic issue is the remaining, and compromise reports of not confirmed the a tie. 105t stub- with no cation upon it. Ttalian ato arc reporis disorder by Ameri- that plac the Sorbs peaceful reported number of Americans in- Iy, the reports States treaty no status condition out, are solution of t from so latt i sho kir e » effectively the Tialian adr arresting 1 o-Slavs. When th ened the Ttalian re; e, was that the United party to the secret and herefore had controversy. Such it is pointed hampering the question long president Crillon at 10 league when i of thes 151y iatic fter miers session with went the the to el de o'clock the of nations the remainin nts were con sion session cles and amendm red TWO BURNED 70 DEATH 1y Perish With Six tiorses Trapped Flames in Pit Tumber T S60.C00 ittshurgh, M: men wimed t one hun- hotel v mtily ¥ When Supply com- tsburgh was men perished by flames in loss is esti- TUestS 0 ear lad th were forced to h toc more v's plant royed by sireet early Lumber at Eust P fire. The six hor: trapped sl RIbt ed $60,000. and IN \WEST A 10.000 st por stock bar by night n owned 1 hurned iast cows Two and and wagons s 100 tons of huy loss was $10.000. calf and was were imple- burned. r Havitord, cast for New nity: Rain fair, colder, March 27.—Fo; Britain and viei tonight: Friday | j The the adoption of a strong policy assuring early and the an M 1 3y Clemen- resident. can- of stum- had hin time. Premier Sam- and 1{ minister | taken, | i | et | | | | ability | on | the leading | and | | | plan | | | | was | } some adof ernoo bhut ¢ senate day. ‘e and leofl SUNDAY MOVIES _Concert and Lecture Hartford, moving March bill The was the The Sunday picture order the times o the day in debate wa long and at extifegraly interest ing. The main point of attack was Senate amendment which would al lTow sacred concerts and Representative who wis many vilie stage, pointe the amendment it possible to Lmit the Durand vears of on out would ch the that under havdly racter certs or iectures. of from atrical served “urouse amendment, and it denounced many members were in the bill itself. Durand would not nst pictures. tative West whose in court in his for mearings the concerts or mar inteiest was in by favor \id of he moving Bryant decision tures > held dramatic appeal all kinds of the ople BURGLARY EPIDEMIC Robberies in of Haven, under moving town, the bill made and Four Difrerent City Are Reported to New Police Toda New glaries Haven, March different —Four bur- of to in parts the the city last night lice tory were reported po- today. Tred Graves' cigar fac- 3,000 > factory cigars Savings stamps some jewelr the Mo saloon was entered while in a Joseph Ready stolen. War $1 and secured in stor A taken. and cigars owned were worth loot is Drug company’s was entered and $29 by 500 was the WILL MENTION LEAGUE Authoritative Dritish Statement S Some Mention Muost Be Made Peace Treaty London, Mar the covenant will was ‘Ang league the authorita- of na- peace that of the tions treaty be mentioned in removed by an atement from ritish source today. It reference to the ined in the treaty, the treaty will cede their mandatort h from Par a responsible was said that league must if only De- require the Ge colonies to the s,”” says a Reut t B sont: ause nans io « ONIR BLAMIS TOWN 01 NORWALK FOR TRAGEDY While of Norwalk the March 1. Dewitt responsibility killing with his automobile Hendrickson —in Kairfield J. ). Phelan the town foot bridge scene of Bridgeport, ab- solving Ralph from for running down of Sunday and Helen night roundl provide bridge, foroner scored o at the today failure Bulkeley's ident, a the the immediately who Mr. speak Represen- COMES UP IN HOUSE Attack is Aimed at Sacred o £ 9 lectures, Cheshire, vaude- be of con- His explanations of lectures viewpoint, pic- a for recreative opportunity for Parts of Haven der Rumanial Break tact Between M London, March 26.—Ttalij have occupied the town of P 35 miles southeast of Vienna, Hungarian side of the border, ai ing to a dispatch from Budapest, H warded by the Central News spondent at Berlin. corr Revolution Mareh in 26, Galicia. Vienna, en).—\ wireless dispatch from the Soviet government cow declares thdt all Galicia «tate of revolution. The movemen is described as having begun in old districts near Drobhobyoz the workers (via at is in stablished a Soviet ernment, and to have spread surrounding districts. Troops dispatched by the government, the dispatch Joined the movement. The Soviet, it is added, has general strike. to declared Rumanians Fall Back. London, March been proclaimed in its directorate has ordered operations against the army, a part of which = has forced to fall back, according to Warsaw dispatch to the Telezraph. is stated that the movement is e dently engineered by Bolsheviiki, ported by Ukrainians, who Bessarabia military seek | | break through Rumania to contact between Moscow and pest. LOCAL SOLDIER KILLED Although Private Ernest Wilcox Died [ on September 26, Mother Has Only Just Been Notified. Mrs. Bmma Stilwell of street has received a telegram the war department in Washington in which hevr son, Privite Krnest C. Wilcox, is officially reported as killed in action in France September 26 A previous telegram reported him missing in action Private Wilcox was cmployed in the the Traut H member Co of company from into federal soldier and comrades He isters, North from on office of and e factory I 1024 T and went the time it He the Infantry, of this city, service. well was 011 liked his in arms survived Mrs. Minnic Mrs. Thom ford, Marguerite weil of this city Charles Wilcox this of West Have of Clinton. is by mother, fou of N of Tlart A Doolan & rews York, s d erine city and brothers, of Georgc Edward WILLIAM CAN STAY, IS ATTY. GENERAL'S Washington, March GGeneral Palmer in an opinion to retary Glass has stated that the etary has authority to continue John Skelton Williams officc as comp- troller of the currency and ex-officto nember of the federal reserve board failure of congress to confirra his renomination. RULING Sec- sec- n despite SENERAL ALLENBY HAS REACHED (TTY OF ¥pt. Marc Allenby, congueror CATIRO ( H [ of ~General ! Palestine missioner for Bevpt has arrived here. March and He left 20. the Sudan, Paris for Bgypt on Copenhag- received Mos- a the where gov- the Polish asserts, Lemberg a A republic has | and Rumanian been sup- | to establish Buda- as | with | vho recently was appointed high com- | but in Br' detail to my tho law very Beping. *Jud ort, sendte in conc o The reported a hill tion to the Un use for advert of it for penalties for person may lost use 1 t one from as an The against and of or its historie me star, judicia a 5 revolvers The same bill giving the diction rulc arise from onstructing, 1 dam which wil flooded any hi {-abandon m | be or | the be or to advisable may issue changes to as to damages The claims ¢ allowing J. Fre rendered to th commission | The finance the petition elating of to ings gas, wi Drastic The against it { who does not | to | 128 hours | The educatio the hill m person evening sct in senate amendment | endum liot bill town Tistric The houserc to the of probate r John O. Sh H I ter judges bill storage the agriculture provides 1d i to' re c shall no intil } ; i Other he | H ssossed | commissioner hill would vhich | Beach summer money paid provement ador 14 h of a _Attorney | W28 Killed by the house after erable refused to Many member | as emboa onls the lively de ing a one bil was Senator After { publicans Hemenwa ing in the miitee's concerning An unf the voice v hard a secu iles 1dm financial (Coutinue was Protect military display a field bill restrictions aisin taxation Education etween he dge F. L. Wil re-elected b urrence. t American affa to give ited [ cor further States flag ising purposes rtive PUrpos lesecration of flag whil its stripe] it is ecor re of unless relic ry. committee incre sale for or pistols ommiite sup on repo court conditiong son rior per or' corp opera cause v or 1 flood ghway ich a or m highway 2 necessary. Thel order to perm made after agrd reached. ommitt d Jack e Savin is was on for ommittee was of 085 ectrie r revision of g wind el Bill committee King reg that 10 sh less, n require 16 and English for peak ool nc greed the ich a h a the changing Hunting to S ¥ an ived favorable rd 1. W labelling of came An m inte haal I committee ttle over six brought 1te h damag, dometic a rted t 1ve enabled taxpayers East Haven to to for road that T ehate 9 consider ad] the nreced rd in fay denounced dangerous ¥ e vote bill vith 1 onard’s fight Il the Heéh v ble on Tenth