New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 23, 1922, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBEk 23. 1922, was on him clawing, biting, k!(‘klflk' ’th of a filve storv double tenement striving to strangle him, to wrestle NFLU NZA structure at 110th street and Lexing- | 4 him off his feet. Smith reeled, stag. a preventive, melt and e fon avenue, Six basy carriages had | FACTS YO gering under the sheer rush of the hale night and moming— been parked there the evening before man, almost blinded by blows, s In many respects the fire was similar clutched, bewildered in Balzar's pan- ' c K to one on the same street but on the B ther grip. west side a month ago in which seven ‘ “I keel you! I keel you! Damn! VMO RUB iives were lost - Damn!" panted Salzar, in convulsive 17 Million Jars Used Yearly ~ six members of the tamily of THE HOOVER —t fury as Smith freed his left arm and —— A ——— i s ADFAhAM Sugarman were burned to | struck him in the face 2 |death and five of six members of the ROBERT W CHAMBERS Now, on the narrow, wet and slip- | continued by saying "Gorky refers in |giiver family lost their lives fn the Let us tell you briefly how the Hoover is made, 91020 GEORGE H DORAN COMBANY pery strip of rock they swayed to and | his works to three kinds of people— |fgmag, Several of the dead were The entire machine is made of aluminum which makes it very fro, murderously interlocked, their | black, gray and red. Life here {s not |kjjjeqd in jumping from the burning light but sturdy and also casy to keep clean and bright. The motor heavy beots splashing, battling with |real. Those statues overhead are not [giryeture, Two bodies, those of a which is the heart of any elsctric cleaner is low speed, only running BEGIN HERF TODAY Instinet led agaln while wits workeq | ™2 and body. “""thK“z“{ “""? d"“’"& They are | man and woman were charred so bad- half as fast as other cleaners. Being low speed it can be enclosed Twice had ‘the beautitul madly: -~ "Harry Beck is two miles v:“"';“ “"”fi:‘f‘mf”'llfimltl}l '12“‘";'1‘1""cou1d° h’n:d;‘;'d:nc;'}:lrg"r""k 84S |y as to render identification difficult without causing it to overheat and thus keeping the working parts EVE S8TRAYER been near neath back on guard. Where {5 Sard > over the sink, trying to en b PUL ]SO f 04" g if not impossible. free from dust, this adds years to its life,. The life of motors {s Ahat day, twice had The silence became terrible, Onee | C°U/d Not free himself, vy Americans are wild" ghe said.| The fre made rapld headway, proportional to the cube of their speed, so motors speeded up to twice escaped with ner lite - rom o) | the ‘Elaring light in front moved, then |, ONC® t00, he managed to get at a | “Don't let them tame you.” She add- |sneats of flame roaring through wood. |[] the speed of & Hoover wear out cight. times faster (Iusatoby: hAnds of men who. fought wity |became fixed. There win & lignt |Pidden Knife, drag it out and stab at | ed: “T domy let them tame me ey airenarts and allways up fve THERE ARE NO WIRES RUNNING THROUGH THE HANDLE blind frenzy in the unonanrl (aplashing. Instantly Emith realiseq |NCAd and throat; but Smith caught | Thank God the Boston critics don't {foor in 15 minutes. Many theiliing || THEREFORE NO DANGER OF SHOGK. The suttch i damn aams R ol A the ° Adirondack | oo T8 tront had set his|ne fist that wielded it, forced back|like me. They like my coples. 1|iosoye5 were made, Frederich Strok- [l the motor out nf danger trom being bumped against furniture. The j Joods to gain possession -of they it e T s groteh b4 van v |the arm, held it while Salzar screamed | glve you something from my heart. |o 00" B0 BCR TR EE BREE e T O e e e and dustlessly be emptied with st :,';:f:,‘,";:":L"‘l";“'.f,',":"':,‘:cowerong tomewhere behind o teveiey |t him. unging at his face with bared {1 bring you something real.” i ting TH el Ee e e o M e e e shE b Sy simply breaking step-father. weapon. His volce came presently "Mg‘dd far thol snd i carms i Saisar! hospital severely burned unnook bag, place bag ring on paper and shake out dirt. The air MIKE CLINCH, madiy hoarded as the | 'He! Drap-a that-a gun d"m"‘hr)lj‘; l\::\-:d u;“.;;m' :p;’wlm- {'D?;; ATTEMPT TO LEARN Neighbors . gave ghelter to the suction lifta the rug from the floor and while the rug is so suspended means of glving her “the education | 1ick! homeless families. | on a cushion of air the beating, sweeping brush gently taps out the of & lady." Smith bent, leisurely, and laid M,,"’:“".‘“; ""lh‘:’hz“fiz“"“d F"g"’l" h'“":;d ORIGIN OF BLAZE dangerous, destructive, germ-laden grit that is embedded underneath First stolen from the refugee rifle on a mossy rock. :‘n"k’ \:'lTh B'(_r“;“‘::”mh Al L RESUMES HERRIN PRORE the nap, Mhus prolonging the life of your rug several years. THIS COUNTESS OF ESTHONIA by Now! You there! Why yvou want | mantically he thrashed there, G AN Ol D B NG ID DY AR AL ON e QUINTANA, the great international|Sard! Eh?" splattering and floundering in dark- State's Attorney Again Takes Up . thiet, and then stolen from Quin. | ,1":1 'hllanrd.”nol you i retorted | FRIEHSEDE ARG DO outers. Drobably |Fifteon Lives Are Lost in Early Sun- Case Again Murderers Jom Our Hoover Club Toda tana by Clinch, the jewel had °M coolly, You listen ' to me, |yo1aa janded head first. day Momning Fire in a New Marion, Iil., Oct. 23.—Delos Duty, y 2 | state's attorney of Willlamson county And Enjoy the“Pleasure of a Hoover Cleaned Home, reached America and was now un. | Vhoever you are. I'm from Sard's| 5 i : der Eve's pillow .as she r:covelrl:d {oftice in New York. I'm Abrams ‘rnglsa;r:ir:r?;:'ui:hr?n;azf G York T t H today prepared to renew his investiga- —_ - —. - from her treatment at the hands of | The police are on thelr way here to | : v AR g nemony House: 318 il A ‘ment a of fAnd Quint A | 8mith, exhausted, drenched with tion into the Herrin mine killings last . Quintana and the murderer, Lever- -“A """:' i . . |&weat, leaned against a tamarack, | New York, Oct. 23.—Two separate|June in conjunction with the sched- The SPrlng & Buckley Elec Co ett. § wd’an‘m‘;""‘;'“h;‘ St ”'“"e ':]“"““ | stckened inquiries were launched today ' Into|uled reconvening after a 30 day re- U] . Clinch was now in the woods, sav- Mo LI h‘:P:' i 'h;""'“y lm;} After all sound had ceased he|the origin of the fire early Sunday|cess of the epecial grand jury which | 75-81 CHURCH STREET TEL. 2240 sgely intent on wiping out Quintann’s insolgsn‘;l' 't “’.!”,1 the ":I“"B clou |straightened up with an effort. |morning in which 15 lives were lost, |returned 386 indictments before the | #ang, and with him was ahend Then he ook another ehonact | Presently he bent and recovered Sal- |17 injured and 150 persons made|recess JAMES DARRAGH, known as ,.i "m .epo\,' ;nz 1 e "m“.; zar's red bandanna and his hat, lifted |homelass. Fire Marshal Thomas Witnesses were on hand for today's HAL SMITH, who, unknown to Clinch oo fuens youre Nick Salzar, aren't |y own rifie and pack and struggled [Brophy was in charge of one investi-session of the inquisitorial body RACRwRn Lo Tesiore the Eiewal |t [WEL il B e Who the dev:|Into the harness. Then, kicking Sal- |gation and Assist. Dist. Attorney John |although it was reported that attor- the beggared countess. Guarding T R 2 |zar's rifle overboard, he unfastened |R, Hennis of the homicide bureau of |neys for several score of indicted men Eve was are you |both torches, pocketed one and|the other. would raise an objection to the jury| The death of Ignace Kubinis, in a |strip mine near here, is expected to TROOPER STORMONT, the man she | » 'I'm Eddie Abrame, Sard's lawver | ) 5 51 in"a flood of ghostly light.| The fire was thought to have start- |resuming its deliberations, it being |hospital during the jury's recess [receive the major part of the jury's suddenly realized she loved. (Continued in Our Next Issue) ed under the main stairway in the|contended that the jury had complet- |Which was the 23rd fatality to result |attention. < | GO ON WITH THE STORY t Vo TEEET e G % HOSTONSHOCKED AT CHAPTER 1. When Mike Clinch bade Hal Smith { return to the Dump and take care of RE DAN Eve, Smith already had decided to go | | y there. ¥ Somewhere in Clinch’s Dump was| S g idden the Flaming Jewel. Now was = s time 1o search for 1. ™ Isadora Duncan Leaves Nothing There were two other reasons why .' () : ' he should go back. One of th S that Leverstt was loose. Olf a:;:h::; : tO Audlences ImagllldthH had called Trooper Stormont away, } , Free Eve would be alone in the house Boston, Oct. 23.—Isadora Duncan re And nobody on earth could forecast % i 5 ; 4 7 ] J danced in Symphony hall here yester- : ; At Stores Named Below what a coward like Everett might at- tempt. . day afterndon in a transparent cos- 5 . But there was another and more 7 5 tume that left nothing to the imag- \ 5 f serious reason for returning to | ination and which left even less when One lO-Day Tube ' ol , at various times during the perform- Q :l‘:;:dsvfor ‘g:':;hr;edbl\?;’!fli;??l.!h s L ance the left upper part of it slipped : i 1 This week only, any store named men, to stop both ends of that vast : e :fmm her shoulders with no effort on g 3 below will hand you a 10-Day morass before Quintana and his gang ikdo] her part to keep it in place . Tube of Pepsodent. Jun present could get out. NOW TAKE CARE OF YOUR- And at the close of the dance, - the coupon. Make this test now It was evident that neither Clinch |gpyp IF YOU CAN—" jwhtle] (her ' audience ' gaeped, €he and watch the delightful effects. nor any of his men—although their | .. - s e walked to the footlights and, standing : It will be a revelation. very lives depended upon familiarity | My business 1s to find my cllent. 1¢|ID the full glare of the stage lights, | : ) with the wilderness—knew that a }:,; stop me you'll ;m ,0) pf:s:n—vhn’ waved a flaming red scarf and shout- T ———————— ¢hird exit from Drowned Valley ex- |wnole gang of vou. Sard Guintans, | ; 4 izl | Ploquet, Sanchez, Georgiades and| .Ihis is red. That is what I am And that was why Darragh. or Hal | g e Beck—and you'!" Virtually every person in the' au- Bmith, finally decided to return to| Affer o dead stlence: “Maybe you'l | di€nce accepted this as a defiance and Star Pond—because if Quintana had g4 to the chalr, too!" i L " | recalled that the dancer had been " the t 4 held up at Ellis Island by the immi. been told or had discovered that cir- It was the third chance he took. cuitous way out of Drowned Valley, ; f tilnass | gration authorities when she returned | [ihsrefnassaBoread Cif pitlinens o from Russia some weeks ago. No- he might go straight to Clineh's! . oose Pinally ca slight | Dump. . . . And, supposing Stormont so;ries ot aplashr:- y';empcm?wi‘ “of | body hissed her at any stage of her wag still there, how could one State |y .,y posts on rn‘tk 4 | performance but many left the hall Trooper stand off Quiréana's gang? “For why you com.a here, eh?"|Even the musicians of the orchestra, ed its work with the expiration of (from rioting between union miners the September term of court. and non-union workers at the Lester | IUHUHI! 0 No sooner had Clinch and his mot- | jamanded gal .e | accustomed as they are to audac!cus‘ 1ey followers disappeared in the dusk EECLE iy B O L e e RVl el e e manner. ‘What-a da matt’, eh i than Smith unslung his basket-pack, “Well,” said Smith, “if you've got pressed astonishment that nothing | fished out an electric torch, flashed it |4, Kiiow, .there ara pPOpI?’ from Es.| Was done to stop the da ‘ teritatively, then, reslinging the pack | iy,nis in New York If you un- It Just Would p. £l : | “Christi! When d : arrives» | formance Mies Duncan h l'l l h h f l : For a long while he did not dare | g man aen " corihey BT | (DAY was not quite transparent but See how teeth glisten when the film goes to use his torch: but now he was\,h, hands of the police. 1 roumn"c“"h"h persisted in slipping from her . obliged to, | stop them. They'ye got his safe and | Shoulders. Her next dance, however, N hat b ty h ed He shined the ground at his feet, | 200 RET. TREVVE £01 B fate and | LT et in the transparent ote what beauty you have gain elevated the torch with infinite pre- ’}-‘ederal officers are looking fm" him, ! garment, with parts of her body en- caution, throwing a fan-shaped light |, . 3 i v bare. She made.no attempt to = 2 % 5 SHet ! ipe. stbdtah tof HnK he hat =us}{:;,r32::::‘r;;’f‘" e ’:'“\,'G""S' 'C‘,:f:,‘, e s e | For your sake and your family’s sake, Film also holds food substance which takes. The name is Pepsodent. These twe pected and feared. Tt flanked the [y 00y Dotter lead me fo Sargo | turncd on, and after the had waved start making this test today. Then look ferments and forms acid. It holds the acid ~great film combatants are embodied in it, flat, wet path of rack on either side. “Christi!" exclaimed Salzar, ‘“Sard | the red scarf she walked across the next week and see the changes that occur. in contact with f_hF .teefl-{ to cause dec;ay. So 3 off stage under the lights the con- Germs breed by millions in it. They, with me Pepsodent effects Here death spread its slimy trap at|p. 5 5 mile ahead with the other: )y hers. il1i i H his very feet. {Damn! Damn! Me, how should I ductor, Franko, whom she called to Millions of people of fifty nations arenow tartar, are the chief cause of pyorrhea. Film coats are more readily combated Then, as he stood taking his bear- Rt » | ing teeth in this new way. Dentists . i T B o King hls bt {know what Is to be done? Me, I'come upon the stage ! brushing o s .8 LS Most tooth troubles are now traced to The teeth become highly polished, so flm ings with burning torc a |have my orders from Quintana.| In the final dance Miss Duncan ap everywhere are urging them to do it. You o iy x in the darkness a light flashed, went |\p ¢ 130 en> Christit What to | peared in an abbreviated red costume G (o T Lo S ) e o film. And, desplt; the tooth brush, they less easily adheres. [ became almost universal Pepsodent also multiplies the starch di- out, flashed twice more, and was ex- | 05" yopo4 oy i | SRt tro Al nariaaelon T | g you say I should do, eh, | and carried a scarf of sim tinguished. A bramar: Her contortions and writhings fin- teeth that glisten as they never did before. gestant in the saliva. That is there to digest Quintana! h A new fear had succeeded the old | ished, she came to the front of ‘the Now see them on your own teeth. Go Now millions combat it starch deposits which may otherwise fer. : if&“': 5 ‘:'“‘Q'SMS;“:; R\‘J";;‘s";:m '::‘“ one—that was evident—and Salzar | stage, following the applause, and et s e e AT VORE atorE ] tment and foem acide. ¥ & He Came forward into the light of his| told the audience she would say a| Dental science has, for long, sought ways = o fore his brain took command € |own fixed torch—a well-knit figure in | few words. She began by urging 4 = to fight that film. Two effective methods It multiplies the alkalinity of the saliva. leveled his torch and repeated the g, ; pat gray shirt, and gray| those In the hall to be sure to read Film makes teeth dingy have been found. Able authorities, by care. That is there to neutralize the acids which three signal flashes. Then, i dark- |y reeches, and wearing a red bandan- | the latest work of Gorky, the Russian 4 e e e e e ness, he came to swift conclusion na over the lower part of his face.|author. Of him she said: “He is a | You feel on your teeth a viscous film. It o }niilions BT BeSlerateing e Thus Nature's grest tooth-protecting For three hundrd vards, counting |y, .aprjed a heavy rifie | real hero of the revolution.” clings to teeth, gets between the teeth and ; ¢ ¥ : . his strides, he continued on T""‘}:‘-' Smith said slowly: “If Quintana Calls Americans Wild. stays. Food stains, etc, cloud that film. daily, largely by dental advice. agents di"-;ufwm manifold effect, while in total darkness, he' pocketed the ;. ‘1, ikine on Clinch's he's march- | With utterance of this sentiment & Then it forms a thin dingy coat. Film is One method acts to curdle film, the other ~ 803P-and-chalk pastes reduce their power. EREhBhE &Lk loke o chen vese |ing into a trap |came a smattering of applause. She also the basis of tartar. to remove it. And this is done without the These results are bringing a new dental of his rifle, slung the weapon, pulled |'"§ 00 & DL | G out a handkerchief, and tied it across |, = " S == | The ordinary tooth paste leaves much of ~ use of any harmful scouring agent. era in millions of homes the world over. his face under the eyes The State Troopers are there,” sald ‘ | that film intact. Thus most people’s teeth, A new-type tooth paste has been created, And these whiter, safer, cleaner teeth mean He continued to move forward.|g ;o “iTheyi) get him sure.” | | until lately, were clouded more or less. based on modern research. It includes some life-long benefits. When you find them out, :“1;;2 EBL“‘:;‘ “';‘:“:a;“" ";;d‘;;‘e‘;f)’l" = 'h;‘Chris;l," L;Iltflednml‘?; E _vhpln o HOFlICk'S Beautiful teeth were less common. new essentials and avoids some old mis- you will want your people to enjoy them. y gt ana, Sard, glare of light enveloped ol:lm. ;p\e;‘»_vvlug«tly" kg‘an i The ORIGINAL ‘Is it you, Harry Beck? | He glanced at Smith, started to [ e ssssscsssssssEssssEsssssssssesssssREmsEsEsEe | move, came back and took his torch, o 1. T |made a viplent gesture with it which - drenched the woods with goblin light | "You stop-a Quintanh, maybe For Infants, e . a u e re \ Invalids & ¢ e cause decay. -—— | You tell-a-heem he is the bigg-n fool! | You tell-a-heem Nick Salzer is no . . o ‘[j"h’“” (00 ent it T ke Y irieY.| The Original Food-Drink for All Ages. | . 4 (Only one tube to a family) | rams. heat i save my skin!" ¥ tains. 3 QuickLunchat Home Officess Fountains | X Insert your name and ad- dress, then present this cou- | The man halted and looked around. “Come balk!" dcruTab'letfor‘ms..Nouxlshinl-N;:o.eHfll- o pon this week to any store Salzar hesitated, turned finally,| 3@ Avoid Imitations and Substitutes named below. You will be louched toward him. [ . presented with a 10-Day Tube ik B TR R They use it of Pepsodent. Smith laid aside his pack and rifle, ond, as Salzar cameup, he quietly took [ The dainty people you see, who show. white teeth, If you live out of town, mail ke Ul Rl Sl R : | are probably users of Pepsodent. You see them every- coupon to The Pepsodent jside his own PITY the child whose parents || where. To women it means new beauty, new charm; to Company, 1104 So. Wabash “What-a da matt’?” demanded Sal- | men new cleanliness. To children it means new protec- Avenue, Chicago, and tube will zar, astonished. *'Why you tak-a my | [ have neglected this precious Hion AFAIBR EEBUbIeRTT o0 HAVEIA; be sent by mai, gun?" gift of vision. Pr h It 10-Day Tube. Note how P ? il | esent the coupon for a ay Tube. resent coupon to Smith measured him, They were 5 it tard clean the teeth feel after using. Mark the absence of the SRS < PO Gl “Set your torch in that croteh,” h"i DON'T let poor vision retar viscous film. See how teeth whiten as the film-coats dis- Cl i.ng N 7 your youngster's progress in appear. F % ’ -ffiams;zod clreulaling| | ™ gyisar, pursied and impatient, de-| school or in the years to come A few days will convince you that this is a method nggett [3 Drug Store manded to know why Smith took essential to you and yours. Cut out the coupon so you Reg::molnninsmd spraing both torches, set them opposite each || HAVE your child’s eyes ex- won't forget. . 217 Main Street [Sajzar!” Smith called sharplv. | RichMilk, MaltedGrainExtractin Pow- | | well matched, quicken ‘ficfii’:‘fl::g‘,’:";ndj"‘;: other and drew Salzar into the white || amined. inflammation and pain subside— Blare on e PAT OFF disappear. Without rubbing, Now," he sald, ‘“‘you dirty des Sloan's penetiates and breaks up perado, I am going to try to kil you " e so en the painful congestion. clean Look out for yourself!™ 5 e Weaniiie For a second Salzar stood rooted in 5 REG.U.S. AL blank astonishment. EEE e ':fen:'u'nns‘,‘-c'filn. “I'm one of Clinch's men,” said Evesight Specialist The New-Day Dentifrice Tooasas: m yesig | Smith, “but I can't stick a knife in|| o, : ) i 4 y J it Tl Sacl. | vour back, at that: Now, take care [ 327 Main St. 1AL il Now advised by leading dentists the world over m_ of yourself if you can—" M U’l'”m’ His voice died in his throat; Salzar NEXT GEORGE MEDFORD ‘ ‘ 9 , THE FLAMI WANDA HAWLEY TUES. . “THE SHEIK” IN THE CAST | WED. PRESEN pade e cals Neww Britain Herald