New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 7, 1923, Page 16

[Uhe comniliae, which includes Mar Eag: of persons in prison, as late as 1931, N F cus Kavanagh, Charies W. Farnham, of indicl: | Among others where statistios were Wade H. Ellis and Annelte Abbott | b tence—sitting |gvatlable the penal population was Adams. Besldes conclusi drawn OWH 10 have ranged since 1910 from (rom personal observation as emi- , and inspecting | & decrease of 1.3 per cent in Nevads | nent members of the American Bar, penal institutions, d A6 in Seuth Careling, to aa in- [they gathered am immense amount An astenishi lanity was discov- |crease of 1.5 per cent in Keatucky SR—— lof statist on erime nol available ered In the Ameritan method of ve- jand 1703 Rhode Island. Gains ip cording erime statistics. Some states | oivil papu 1 were laken inle cons " b ‘ ‘sun“ng mm An l‘d‘ W:;.:‘"n::m ‘nn-:n:"::u m::li‘\:::u:'u‘dm not ku? records of the nulu'in‘-l-l atien. American Bar Association | JEe— | : | Minneapolh, Minn, Sept. T.-—Star ting diosures of the extent and rapid increase of erime in the United 'Iulu were submitted before the American Bar Assoclation by a spe- clal sommittee on law enforcement 4 ; which urged that the whole code of eriminal procedure in the 45 states . of the union be rewritten so that the long arm of the law might also be. come gwift, suge, constant and, on oc- o |casion, mercifi X Data on numbers of crimes, meth- lods of trial and treatment of pris. ) W {oners in England and France were eited, in comparison with which this ep ’ W— ! country showed to a decided disad. | |vantage. . | The bl vam laid partly upon the A il 5 1 nrun‘ur«.nc:: ‘:nl: I:n- pn‘nd th: m;a; Ams and s of Ll vestock ! % in which conrts funetion, but "\“" “.w“.“\*“ffl‘m :::nr‘l‘rn|\"(h:.::;crornl:p of rrlr:u- dq A riCulturan State‘aM' . £ e 2 : Jeriminals was attributed to “the apa- s \ % thy and difference of the American a.t a” l Eggs for the president from the “world's egg basket,” Picture shows Luther Burbank, horti- ”g_l;‘.";"',“""'":l ""’. :"""’"‘:‘_‘"."'_:“LM" E ltsOEe ures. Afitacflons cultural wizard of Santa Rosa, Cal., sending a crate of eggs to President Coolidge as part of the! . tvobe b ‘;:m st b Hranspd SR o el =5 annual egg festival at Petgluma, Cal,, best egg producing center in the nation. The young lady |says the committee, Truth still clings Plan Yo\!r Vacdm for ExPOSlhOl'Mflk assisting Burbank is Miss Emily h, who qtym\d it.over the festival as “Miss Petaluma.” to Chief Justice Talt's statement that ibas bt s . 2. 4 o N — e —— | Yt h e administration of criminal law s p I = » M |In the United States is a disgrace to . S . - al sttt o was an arkliey captain—| MRS. RUTR GoODRICH HORTON |1 [Lv Chted, Farn o &, Qgfact Red”c,ed Rateyon A”RGIb’O&C{J" i b Teacher of Voice seemn Iike a game of chance with all T e There wege leakages somewhere in the chances in favor of the eriminal i $ the war office., French military se. ¥ and, if he escapes, ho seems to have crets were being betrayed to the Ger- | Soprand soloist of the ythe sympathy of a sporting publie.” mans. An ineriminating paper was | First Congregational Church, Charles Whitman, former gov. found which purported to be in !h’! ernor of York, is chairman of handwriting of Dreyfus. Anti-semit. | Teacher in the Major Esterbazy, Escaped Trajtor| m,ut that time wan at its heleht in |+ yyoretond school of Music was accused of betraying his country | . ,;‘ : LI'YGfl m Dl,m 0[ Pas[ and after w secret militarg trial in | RESUMES TEACHING 1894 was found gullty, After years| | of suffering and imprisonment he was | SEPT. 11TH BY MILTON BRONNER Risaredin 4004, { ; - Meanwhile the real traltor—Ester- | g © NEA Roryiee Siaft .Cm DORERE £ st Nad @14 s AAODLAT BoNT- Studio: _fi"”“"'"' England, Sept. T.—| 4y "to the Germans for a paltry $400 | 33 BASSETT ST. NEW BRITAIN “The man with the haunted eyes.” | per months, remained In England That's the manner in which the vil-| whither he had fled. He confessed the | lagers here spoke of the tall, soldier- | forsery. i ly-looking man of sixty odd who set- 1'or years he eked out a miserable led among them some 16 years ago. | €xistence, slinking around the pur- He was known as “Count Jean Marie | !leus of Soho, the foreign quarter of ° ° de Voilemont.” And that is all they London. Then ne got a job as a ever did find out about him in ”“s{drummnr for canned goods. Then | nouns lng obscure village in Herefordshire, only | ©ne day he disappeared from london | 24 miles from London. | and his old haunts knew him no| o o The suspicion that he aroused was| more. | clo’ ‘s increased when the war broke out. On the same day that Major The years slipped along and last| hazy left London, the bogus nt May he died and was quietly buried in | Jean Voilement appeared in HarpWp- T ’ Harpenden. And three months after-|{den. And there he remained i ob- MY. - wards it was' accidentally revealed scurity, but always watched by Brit- ). 4 ° Y that he was the notorious “man with- [ ish and French secret agefits who X out a country”—the arch rascal, trai- | knew his identity. Or lnne Onl tor and spy—Major Jsterhazy, one of —_— B ¥ the most notorious figures in the S SRS Dreytus drama which rocked France WORTH 1T rame a to its foundations 25 years ago. London—Henry Sullivan, who swam . What the man’s real name was will | the English Channel, has been pra- esse 7 famous Foreign Legion. He rose to| Hulton. The gift is in“recognition of the grade of major in the IFrench/Sullivan's bravery in making the suc- | by army. He was attached to the gener- | cessful.attempt. | . see how well the folks like it. 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