New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 15, 1922, Page 20

R AR A e NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1922, y Ty minfmum. - No' eontrack ‘with hhnaitd! pie phijee. }u;vu WAIE o progless mqumpmc the. defest of fppocent mem ]pm‘zuad trom - Nicholas’ 1%, and|lIn 1893, coming to this country at an | United - States, Vnm.u,. has been had since October, 1921." |solving the mystery of the increasing | They inalst they have been stabbed |James C. Disdy, The price wis nol|early age with his parents, Shortly |times known as Wolr, La e, S numbers of women stabbed th!u\d complain of severe pain but | disclosed. after the arrival of the family the |was brought to thys g the | when examined no traces are found ——— father died, the mother subsequegtly | qepartment of Junm:“:'"q 1 n o - pulnun needles was because 9 m“ ‘I]EVIL l]ufis, NEEDLE DEMONS AGT]YE ‘‘needle demons werg using air pis-| of peedle woumlu l{as Been Citizen ]fi remarrying. The stepfather, an allen, with 'the Wall strect ks - tols, 9 became naturalized in 1906, such " : Another dspéot of this® partioular| VANDEREIUT BUYS “Arranticr | Years But Didn’t Know It D kTiE 10 Lanbit \he ‘Soits of an :;‘:m"::m;nllfllmu and ; May Be Using Alr Pistols in Paris— | crime wave 18 that many. of the| New York, Dec. 16, — The three- Meriden, Dec. 15 —Discovery that|American citizen, giving Day. llufi,, H“‘l"l‘l sinog oy 1 7 women examined by police matrons{masted:schooner yacht Atlantle, win-|unknowingly he had been an Amerd-| * 2 oM sald to by o : lljol‘ Geflel'al Johll A LeJfllle e ome L inetdent Wik e e weka il e pofice [ ner of the race across tho Atlantic|can citisen fur the last 16 yoars was ;"“ W““':"- J. Burng, ““", They Are Shot, claim this 1s due tg Auta-\nn-nllon ocean in 1906 for the cup offered by |made here by ¥rié Paul Laabs, ap WON'T ADMIT LINDE epartment of justice, hs Rm mfl to Make by women in fear of thé stabbers,{the then (grman emperor, hag been (applicant for citizenship papers, when e e from the decision of n,., boary i QIIS Parls, Deg, 15-The theory wag|Somo of thess 'women, When jostled | purchased by Cornelius, Vanderbiit, it | he appeseed before the naturalization| = New York, Dec. 15.~—A board of[effort to hold Linde tor advanced today.that one reason Why [In drowds, make an outery and often | was'/learned today. The wvesssl Wwas|dourt, - Lashs was born In Germany |special inquiry has excluded from the | vestigation. ¢ ¥ J Wuhlnnon Dec. 1h.—8everal rec: ) mflundulonl for new legislation af fepting the Marine Corps are mude by Gen, John A. Lejeune, in an an- nual report reviewing the peacetime | @' activities of the “Devil Dogs” during| W i the last fiscal year, {Among other things' General Le-|§ ) ”,jlu asks for authority to expend $7,800 for purchase of a tract of Tand | Y ¢ % " twdavnlop & Marine Corps base at ; = | Ban Diego, Cal, and legislation for " ks . J ' purchase of a marine flying fleld | o; o ¢ 4 ! at Reld, Va,, funds for the training | . 1 v | of the marine corps reserve, and an L B . BSE==_g3E] appropriation of $875,000 for the purs \ ' ehase of a site and construction of a ' supply depot at San Francisco. Although the amount appropriat- dor maintenance of the corps was the than $5,000,000 below that of | . 4 previous. .year,. General Lejenne (N . g " sald no deficlency was incurred. 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