New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 17, 1922, Page 11

SHIPPING FIREARMS MARKED BEEHIVES Intense Situation Developed in Palestine Over Discovery e eb. 17.-Aceid consignment of Haifa, Palestine, enta! discovery of several thousand automatic pistols wnd 25,000 rounds of ammunition, which were heing smuggled into Pal-| estine in boxes supposed to contain bechives, has aroused much comment anfl tended to revive the bitter feel- ings hatween tthe Arabs and Jews, Sir Herbert Samuel, the high com missioner, had exempled heehives from customs duty in order to de- velop Palestine’s industry. Ninety-six boxes supposed to con-| tain beehives were being unloaded at Haifa when one of them was broken revealing the weapons and ammuni- tion. The whole consignment which had been addressed to Jews was seiz- ed. The head of the Jewish (‘oopera tive Workmen's association at Haifa and a noted Jewish lawyer af were arrested and charged with implicated in the affair. The Zionist leaders have disavowed all responsibility and condemned the incident. The native press has warn ed the people to be on guard, assert ing that probably this contraband business has been going on for some time and that a very likely great) quantities of arms and ammunition have been brought in in this way. wing MAY SELL ESTATE, This Disposition is Probable in Inger- soll Scttlement. New York, Feb. 1. -DPossibility of the public sale of the assets of Rob ert H. Ingersoll & Bros., watch man- ufacturers, was indicated yesterday by financial institutions interested. This course probably will be pursued if creditors are unable to gef together by the end of the month on a reor- ganization plan, it was stated. Fresh eggs, 2 doz $1. Russell Bros. —advt. | strike ¢ PROGRAM COMPLETED Performance for Benefit of Funeral Theater Under . w. I'und at the Palace Auspices of V. ¥, The entire program of the show to be presented by the Walter J. Smith Post, V 1% W., at the Palace theater, Sunday afternoon, was decided upon at a meeting of the show committee last evening. All of the acts are o be composed of home talent and in the opinion of the committee are the hest that conld he secured, Tha program is as follows: 1, Willlam Zlegler in a baton and torch swinging act; act No. 2, ArM Sextette; nct No. 8, Mrs. M. T, Crean in musleal selections; act No. 4, the . K. Il Trio fn a noveity ®inging and dancing act under the direction of John . Crean; act No. b, Carl Ma- gon and a saxaphone setxette, and act No. 6, High school orchestra in musi cal selections The vandeville acts will be follow ed by a motion picture which s he ing secured by Mr. Contaras, man ager of the Palace theater. The pro ceeds of this show will be used to de the expenses of .the military als which were recently con ducted by the post, and the gupport of the public is earnestly -sought. Tickets for reserved seats may he changed at George A. Quigley's office 1in street, starting today and to crow, and at the Palace theater box offoce all day Sunday. 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