New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 2, 1919, Page 6

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALb, TUESDAY, DrCEMBER - 2, 1919, ew Britamn HERAID FURLI Provrietors. COMPANTY, et ¥2 00 82 00 Yeo Aafly (Sunday excepted) AT at Herald Building, 87 Churca St. 2 Year Threa Monthe » Month Post Omce «t Clans Mail torad an At the Second Mattar. TRLEPHONK OMea Rooms CcALLS atnass _ ttorial profitable city Clreulatiou alwave cpen to the advertiaing medtum books and pr advertisers, Mamt! Anso: to credited m o this pubiished of the Assoctated Tress Press i exclusively republication of all not and ated aper heretn also local THE NOTE. narkably fine Lrief, subniit Mexico, Secretary of State Lan g presents many arguments ould convinee (he Mexicans thal ey are acting quite beyond the usual nventions in holding Consular Agent nkins for collusion in his own kid pPping. and that they are an irre onsible zroup of malcontents any- w. The unfortunatc of the if part ing arvau pnis is that, the secrefury's are true, and they appear there may not be, in the Mexican appreciation of the fine = points d there may be a tendency to twist r diplomatic request for the release Jenkins into an apology for our in- rference alleged law of with the pXiCO the Mexicans were unable see the illegality of “punishing’ nkins in the first place it is ex- mely probable that anything that might say way 11 be Kor inan argumentative On the of just as unconvincing land, if the arrogance rranzists prompled them 1o has ecipitate howdown with the ited States our note is worthless. smuch as the Mexicans providea e latier assumption is true. prob- iy re lwed the extent of their ac m and went into it with eves en. Barefisted en a diplomacy might have great deal more accepiable to e /American which, sick as of the public disgusted is wa is thoroughly th gravation most that ahle ht. e Mexicans and their poliey or They are an uneducated of them, and pr.bably be- ve the American is not only lick them but is afraid to of have Details accomplishments in War the Great not heen spread rough of the populac a ubt ma propaganda workers | un ily States | done much to belittle the hited v word of mouth. The tlaws and even the authorities of e government seem disposed to try to the limit. Tt is no time for rent, fiae as that argument may be f course the release of Jenkns demanded in the note. it shoula ve started and concluded with this mand. There is no use in attempt- x to convince the petty criminai at he is wrong. The proper course to impiress upoun him. in no uncer- in terms, that he is to be punished “Jenkins will hless he mends his ways. ive t or dead him.” point Phere ceptance now or we come might have heen more are several possibilities in the of the note Mexico The the course by worked adopt hich remain to be ont pvarnmant might as id out by a “move kultured” nation cently. and offer. in extenuation, ries of words purporting 1o answei arguments, but be'i g mere eva- pns. In if fact it wonld not be ~ur ising this were the case ns might be released at our demand. ereby smoothing things over until next occasion arises to show bite. The note might be aly. or merely acknowledged with statement that Jenkir s would not set free. Thereupon the United < must break relations and pre- kre for war. not for Jenkins sake, beause Jenkins would probably be lled at once, but because of Jenkinx None of wish it. the memory but n is too fresh in our minds 1 duty in Mexico, first of it be carried to a which finish, er way the tide turns and it most impossible to expect the le 10 play the game without the emory of severe punishiient to helj s fugitive ideas THE ARMY IN PEAC In his annual Ralker report, Secretary ar s point is well taken wh e savs although the country ha cognized the “principle of the se ctive-service law as the fair and emocratic mode of assigning men i hilitary service in war,” the not accepted and ite applicatior ould be the vol Th th poor subatitute for nieer system, in tinie of peace illions vaung men called tc drafted into the army ginning of the war are for th t pari thapkful for the experience A those who opposed the selectiv measire a8 a means of raisin 0 wrmy fo strengthen the Allies, nov ealize t Bt he ieir m compulsory military training 1 Uniied Sate of - tine Fhateve: systeu for i dopted, would prove unpopular an Herald. By New Britaln entitien | news otherwise cradited news thatr the | wide | Jen- | ignored en- | we seems rene- country enactment ) [ meet with well deserved eriticism and isapproval from many sources. Noi- vithstanding the od which doés re- would the employment, Ut from military teaining, it not offsel the cvil sure to follow takin from their even for a short time each year, hun- dreds of thonsands of young men who would not take up military life as a profession. service substitute for the selective system in rvaising time War “rmy the Necretary of advocaies a vohinteer military service made in viting through = whereby the | soldier. during his enlistment peviod Will be trained and educated for the civilian position following his dis- | charge he Motor Trausport Corps. i com- paratively new branch of the Army is a working model far the system Secretary Raker fayors in bringing the fighting forces of the country 'lo | rull peace tine strength. In several large ciumps located in the country the M. T . has established training schools Tor the men. teaching them | during their enlistment how to earn A living in the civilian life of all the motorized portion of the Army is Kven before | establishment these schools { | | | | | receiving move men through voluniary enlistment than it is conveniently able to handle The schools train the soldier to be | a mechanic. an uphaolsterer. a tire mender. a chauffeur and teach him a bit about a score of other trades, any | | one of which he may choose 10 spe- | clalize in whan he has discovered the | one for which & dx of men he is best dtted. Thus the M thrns ant evary vear hun- | the thewm- | | who by their stay in Army bave beneflted not oniy selves. but Ly applving in civilian life the things they have lsarned in the Army, bring a benefc 10 Industry as | whole, | housande of pairiotic, “American- h nited of lzed' "and skillod workmen added o ! v Lo the indusivies of the i { | | Riztaa will nnswer the qu | stion the Necossity [Cr n perce tima Army | 1 = THE TAFT MURDEF R. | According 10 morning A found papers Taf, the | nurderer of Charlax drive who was dead o his| niachine i on Kenslngion 1917 Road, | | | the | Levond Aren sroet, tn e come | | forward with a of complete confession | thie deed. And it was one of our | loeal Characters' who wits responsible, sald. Luman C. Beckett, long | known here and In Rerlin for his spestaculnr sscapudes, not all of theuy being to his dlscredii, has signed @n ! necount of the murder and sent it | Hiace | | | Foiice, | | | Becke had for L hax & denire (o in the Hmelign many vears, be Aol hesiated 1o perforn muny s ! His | | { uni- which would wive hiw publicity, uppearance In this cliy, in the form of u of Canadian, with o long stery the war and s horrors was one | of theni, Othors were connocied with | | | hin life niter enliating in the €, N, &, with loaal eompany The and descriing L nitterward | How svidentiy | Craves exeitemen, | form led pronaily whatever | i takes, and i e Misied, i his i cord- | { ingiy from youih, | cinten and reading he had wome 10 bolieve thal a earesr of ad- venture the oniy possibiy one tor [ of ndvaniire ook nini aleng peths of ¢ of wis nim Is untoriunaie that his ldea | crime in murder Tafn, He Vermont culminating the has been lnnguishing In prison | in for some time deprived or |, ot | | cartainly | the axcitemant which his scheme axistence demands and has creaied stir in his new adveniurs, | u | The bombshell, of confession came as u the for we veniure, and the new lden boy brigand and adveniurer achievinig rame, dublous as 1t may be, | will provably result in hiz death s & man-kilier, That ix the penalty ce, However, a liking, 1o finish which he miuse pris- t on wus probably llitle to his hio confession was B way Niw blaze of glory, sise why did he make 1t in what he eonsidered a war well hidden nx he was The ease has been a “dinte-novel” scory from the Anding of t(he body, I the revolver and the various olues. Lis | solution I Just as spectaculur, lis hara” vies with (he masier orim- Doyie Arihin Connn or lack Al e L Look, though we the ex- plolis of the deieeiive who traces (he wonfession the oul- of ertme, ihe Leing mination, lumtend an wmszing ar- rest or a suiclde | | | Spanish raided u | in quantities police vigareile lest week and tilled Some of the | found with Spain of factory Hureties sawdust and shavings h of this particolar faciory the products reached the linitad Staies hefore rald, judging from this spacimens on sale in country, | King Mamiel. of Spain. according ‘o Monarchia a o a statement in La save he has no interest to Who in a return the | g | throne would ? he hunger strike Kllis n of the Commun- ists on Island hag been broken, | Bad he o sax. appetizing odor of d | stewing slomegullion was 100 muoe the back and strikers quit striking: and went working—their jaws. The 25 7YE?ARS— AGO The more strikes of this the sanction of affect good: sort, betier : i = *rom erald of That Da e « erald of Thai Date) lic, of one the the pub- | | and although they the the cost | December ndin 1891, commitiee church Ohman of 0 living effect is this is} The st Swedish of ihe By [l His ) meet Wed- sort of strike ch hrings it : sort of strike which brin e his down FACTS AND FANCIES. pointed Chicazo W before a week vill thy 10 Rev. Ferm I name come up inz chureh a nesday The Co or from has been de- all. the A6 bating the Foun senate only in 1he minutes anywhere News, New Bri ssented tin Lamber & Coal | months ] i each of its employes and months Senate) Wwith a twelve pound t(urkey for o clse. Rocky Mountain Thanksgiving If rumors Attorney the court ace 1o he W relied upon Prince of that of George Andrews the « that will the hench was murderously a morning e hammer in the hands The officer's the blow and from loss blood 1o the wound dressed ficer will he in two The bany is and he buck States | Wales 20 e labor at can United distnrbances The and report staged a lot next judg It ported ceed Judge Roche Officer English saulted 1his of 1y police is St to on him honi ma ke Indianapo- s News ! 1 v was strick of Martin skull was he by a or all debts the schemes for getting S ’ Feidle paving Toronto national orf and il otherwise cracked by sulferec s i ifered He and them Globe. | vid | is hest.— | I much of was | | i removed police station the Kxpected that the he about neighbor erance is to phasis which that she subject the eirl's Journal woman's idex with leaves 1ol- able to again say 1 a em- the impression conviction on the 1 don't suppose bad. Ohio State | | riaze received jinto an { Harifore looh e ielond curious weeks, Hartford vailwiy Winkel to street com- ix open to Oh. well, retually has “given Fred $35 compensation for injuries his drivinz his Main by horse excavation on street. Opporgunity demolkiliy knocks at the of e i chemists mas. 24 10 hefore Weather The i kevs playe wonderful game at Not Princeton man it re- | auin around end Washington | Army who National Happel non-alcoholic in “em. can produce with a kick beverages Washinzton Post Yale defeats I’rinceion ficld enthusiasts |day on Manhattan | sands between | And bt miners operators v will all seem will he ahle 1o auired after the and differences vainy ime was played settled that a A their <o simiple na one | ends a mad: understand time Why Sun kel The 2reat De Lesseps Panama ditch Gvening I he a melancholy wreck falling into of machinery dissolution. On the mus are nearly 1.000 miles of ek with locomotives and thousands of dump now half hidden in the tropical growih. Seveniyv-six zveat i am shovel by side in | Thex § the excavation Inxuriant rhiloso- Vvegetation | di=eafion The New York city health board has begun the manufacture of anti new diphtheria remedy. It supplied 1o physicians all over country said | The water €- | rusting whiarves are the Mexico That it an pience of irritations is un definition to be ever shining example life which d interminable New York and acres 1re ol of 10 ixih- clares steel Sun carts 1t bers to be the no g is of hoped that all dined afterward. philosophy. and helped el the well mem- senate 0 and | o stand side sulfered s buried in have need phy Sprin is by zood Pepublican | toxin. the LT the the dis- Now blanke congestad that it might is selling off help to relieve population problem navy i by posing of its spure I i { hammocks, I | FRENCH KE \S PRISONERS, Violates of Lots of from trees in the Munchester ks 1o swing ‘em | nion ny Terms, s | Volunteer. i Nov Germany | “reneh prisoners confinement, it is asserted Boucher, a French voluniee 1920 class, who was made A father it the in the the necess gives i or his vear-old opinion child |00, sy | stin longer | in Punch Louis the e 1918, today that zrew owner voice a Prance, 20 same proportion would co as retains | of war W of prison June telephone in no be Ay this country Gloss London | P Villers- Bretonneux and I'he articles by price of cities staple lower in per cent lahor food Oc- i was returned 1o his home tober two-tenths of to department of This doesn't hit the H. ( but it sonie hope Republican | - | one Boucher iwo court-martial cape and declares that tried he. before to according tisticians wtan | Tt omrades, was very hard for attemptir wfield gives was sentenced to in a the Koeniash Sprir ten years' He two The French | il from Berlin which visited ihe | _ | Danzig fovtress discovercd. according ' prisoners in® soli- | re- } fortress other imprisonment was taken Kele 1o This m to Dan n is hitve bei the e it ount an income tax Vil worry Fa e ir ety lert sny incom BRI (I that overridden v 1o son Republican Houcher seven 2 hem among those ench war of word “tdis- name of unuble ¢ relati confinement and had leased Rou given fice \ppeared” Boucher, commumicate his e to her was enforce peace must the prospect of rais- | fund all again Times he league he discouraged at ing a campaign Watertown their freedom carried aguinst who had with the the over records been his o CONTRANI the res after have left me stand hills. cooled of ihe cleansed of the Virginal And pure sigh, perilous dayvs behind capt And again on the pine-clad TAPPERS GEN i = Adirondack Huntsmen ( $300 $500 a Week, NG RICH, have v face in the green vom meadows to hands in the rush | And my rills. is Saranac lake, N ) Dec Trappers in the Adirondacks due to the unprecedented high pri paid for furs, are entering upon a markable \lready ftrappen 0 1o $500 weelk made trapping blue the the sky ahove breeze me region, a maiden’s es And a lark's and bids by song falters and season from 37 schoolboys here $65 a4 week time. 151 ralls, making some much during rises, are a have by And me forget the days zoune | and spare Fur prices record but this season they cent. higher it i purchasing fered and payving enormous Oune of the heaviest buyers section returned this week automobile load of furs paid $6.000. Rut cver and ever the heart reached a high will be 40 anticipated. pelt of- price This n remem- vear a hers The desolat plain, dying branches, winds on per Buyers empty are every he trees with their leafless in with which clamor and cursing. and the rain; clear tones the blood | | | ] | 1 i | i | | | | for he | Phe clean, of the silent | MANT IS DEAD. voic = langhing The lights in the empty FRONG and finds ries. GREOFFREY T in The Observer Iver And ever the heart for remembers its memo- Former H¢ Champion Barre, Dec professional who claimed the weight lifting. died after an illuess of two months who was born in France forty-eight | vears ago. had been a jail guard hm'e} for the last ten vears. ! Barre for many Bailey's cuses and Weight Succumbs, Lifter, no peace race Horace “strong world’s title here yesterday FYSO. (london) Montfeal retived = at Entertaining Creditors, (New York Sun.) hearings the joint commit- | mgr investigating postal | salavies developed one financial philos- opher. a negro named Malone em- ploved in the Louisville postoffice. who testified that his job was described variously by the white folks In the of- fice as “potah, or laborah, and some times common lahorah. when dey ain’t feelin® jes' so good | Barre, The tee of of © a physical ziant vears with Barnum and Ringling Brothers’ became known infernation- ally for his performances with the weights. When he retired he claimed | ten world's records. Barre on Mr. Malone, after telling the Heant landll et iweighaa mittee why he thought toffice la- | pounds. He lost 100 borers should have an increase of pav. | i) was questioned Representative | Madden. and this illuminating collo- | quy, as reported in the Post Office | Bulletin, resulted I “Mr, Madden— Tn should agree to pay what you ask. and the living should decrease, would vou be willlng to ept a eorvesponding reduetion” Malone—Well, sah. Ah figgars dat Ah won't have nuthin’ to say about dat. You gemmen fix dat to suit yusell, anvhow. ‘Mr. Madden—What do veu for recreation” ‘Mr. Malone recreation credituhs. Mr, manage Mo acting on daem fust Brother taining creditors dency, if applied international of natlions and travelled | and | cir- =0 took | pounds while INCLADE Seeback Takes liard Championships, HARTFORD MAN Charles Part in Bil- | case congre you ! cost of TS e *onn Jerome Ke- N. Y. and Morris D. | Edward 1. Raipih N. J.. were the pairings for today's matehes in the nationul . American pocket billiard champion- ship tournament Tonighi Jeseph York., meets Lonis and John Layton. James Matiro Dec Philadelphis back, Hartford Rochester. Kink. Phila., Hightstown, vs, do Concannon Kreuter olumbia, Denver. New Mah principal Y entertainin® mah N is Madden plays them ? Malone de How do Lou QUAKER GYMN ASTS OUT, Well, sah, AL bin principle of pavin dat hollahs de loudest.” Mulone's system of would have Dec Gym o candi- AMthough with Philadelphia. dutes have heen gy mnaxinm Kethall players anc men called out crowded other have the building Van Cott present. anter- | the is bas health seek- allotted for ten- the seltleent of | ers of producing a | of unprecedented to the =vm been i debitx, portion of their | coneert is booming I work. the Manager character volume, at | several ‘QUAKE DEF ROYS Minor Visited By turbances, London London. Dec \ ua ke western VILLAG Asia Serious Hears, serious, earvth Asia Minoy villages in the Balikersi occurred Thursday in on seven dix tricts of Soma and being Blended Roaste. elected destrove advices 1e- Constaniinopl killed and injured accordin ceived Many it here from persons were is stated Soma north Balikersi Smyrna and Mediterranean field and e cities of about 30 miles from 1he coasl. Sonut while miles further the center fertile is sitiated nean Ba- coal about a which i north, stands in of a plain RAILBEOAD suit ihe SE Charles York Railroad LES. \ New company damages the Ne Bence against ey recovery settled v Haven and ord o the of $3.000 vesterday \ accident the in office o Klet from the o and ling. The suit resulied an which occurrved in vard o Landers, Frary and plant freizhy er-a vear ago when cars where * The smashed were switched onto 1 Bence's 3 true vas standing freizht force the of the truck and three narrowly death. 1. W. 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