New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 11, 1924, Page 12

12 S..AUXILIARY IS DOHENY AT FAULT 'RAID SQUAD ACTION FEDERALS PURSUE BOOMING IN CONN. ~ T00, SAYS WADOO ~ DISPLEASES JUDGE | — )| FLEEING REBELS ——— Ready to use = was in the cab- lor Present Year s S et vevit o one nee. 00 OF Using Warrant New Britan Is State Readquar- ~ " = ™ Alling Criticzes Polie or Mar-| S ey pEN'S B - i » Obregon Also Is Successful on : ' Western Front L plied in the neg- that he had not met . om— after he had retired ¢ i iy s Frank Bogdanski of 40 ; 3 3 Mexico City, Feb. 1l.—Aviator rowth of t s terar ion as counsel was sub- Street and ;f“""’J\\xM‘: of - . [ 3 ¢ % 0 O'Neill reports that he bombed and iliary, for ‘ Tt tted cbruary 2, he said—-the SIFeet were discarded when ar ¥ T £ i Sedbgr o * Auxiliary to s of Vete de leny. testifying before LBIS morningin police court before < it dn’s(ro)ul two ubfl trains. f led their Judse njamin W. Alling on charges | ; 3 ¥ H The Ocotlan region is quiet. The i advised ©f ing a reputation populace is now promenading through fairs liquor with intent to se "hey we Hamburg steak, hot . the rebel trenche in which qnly that if reves B iag ATFES as a result of the 1;.)4.m ond uiey, in” simply - : about 50 dead were found, it being it en s m cans of alcohol in ons th a gen- supposed that the rebels carried off have gotten | ® Sar at 276 Washington street daeh ot Guiden their wounded and most of the dead. where Wisk keeps his machine Sat- e : The federal advamce oontinues, urday afternoon. The troops rested today and buried Ascording Jroihe Sleativion) SRpLS: . § R i the officers and soldiers who fell yes- nted by Prosecuting Attorney Jo- ’ iterday. General Escobar has been G. Woods, the police hud re- yer was arrested Saturday night on ¢ : ordered to attack Manuel Dicgu 1 information that 100 gailons a charge of operating a motor vehicle cavalry which is approaching Ocotlan liguor had been unl in the while under the influcnce of liquor. unaware of Alvarado's defeat. garage rented by Wisk over a week His arrest followed his failure to no- President Obregon has congratulat- Saturday afternoon a warrant tice that the gates at the Main stroet ed the governor of Puehla for the cured to search the premises railroad crossing were down, with the part in vesterday’s battle played by landlord who lives in a house result that he crashed through them. {the workers' regiments organized by Washington street, in the rear He was arrested by Patrolman Thom- General Jose Marias Sanchez. of which the g is located. Not as C. Dolan and William J. Grabeck. The railway from Apizaco to Cor- finding any liquor in the house, the Played “African Golr” doba is heavily patrolled to prevent officcrs had the landlord open the Six defendants appeared in court the line from being cut by the rebel garages which he bad rented, and in|as a result of a crap game in the bar- A7 FEVESIEE SEIHG TR T | nignt was m.u.m» blaz folloxw 4 a0 lynde who hrs retréatioy in vasous | explosion, which took pla when | 4icattons oil lease | y. one which Wisk occupicd, they ber s 8 Broad!strecticonduoted | % 008 CAT SIOTMR MiEEACHS ateed g cohol. They then 1 a|by Markin that was interrupt- S A ey ? | some unidentified motor car owner . = 5 ""§ el 1r % : r \\ndl aled Patrolman. David | Doty. apd!:of numbers as The:local depactmant| CO8 Ui INEl SR, S S Fortunato Mayootte was detéated sl nd . the men were arrested |William McCarthy Sunday morning ¢ msists of skeicton companies bt | (o TR b e Cniine il inta twice yesterday, first M; Tepea(;a and garage a 5 o the about 1:30 o'clock ki e such efficient work was done that the | gt WOIER 0 WAS PUEINE (WO then at Tecanachalco while trying to el (R A fa Rl Sl nt et i i e s was practically free of the 10l g ‘Tne watchman, Thomas|Te2Sh Osxaca. The rebel leader Mos- garage about 6 o'clo 2 e e " i floor of the plant and $10,000 worth J ) o et the . |queira, who was appointed military Risonms 50 SEDIAN. I, & commandant of the state of Mexico When arrested Wisk told the offi- | house and the other men with gam- 16 iy : ) ing | Dling. Markin was found guilty of ©Of new Buick cars was saved came almost at cers that he did not know anything g ) ' " s ” “ by De La Huerta was found among about the liquor as it was not there L"-"""'l"{ hy the court and fined £3,| . i ’”‘""r‘;”‘_ll‘,_s g T"‘“""’)‘:_ Nev. | once. rely escaped with 18|40 geag ar the latter place. when he left the garage and that if Joseph Kemf and John Walsh receiv. > life and was drenched to the n by Almazan' valry i tivel! f " 1 > ing similar fines, Judgment w ed machines and ‘U"N“g‘\\ ater assisting the firemen, who were Almazan's oavalry ls actively purn.u- any of his friends had toid he police ponded 1n the ¢ ot Georat car, oMned by George Quinion of the AI l" ')‘. Slahired ”_" i # {ing Maycotte whoe, according to pris- ¥ honest man would feel |that e had liquor there, the police PIAGES 10 ThE £0Se, O \d _ Stanley | Quinion Trucking Co. The origin of SRy IANseaps at DYSHNG= {oners taken seriously lacks ammuni- : same way," could go and arrest them for they | g o, B0, o weki were ',-\ flin' blaso ia'a mystery alihough it 18] L. 2ok iold or tho ko avd ‘were |yyon Dill, Jemacrat, Washing- | Were the oncs that put it there. Bog- Scb ¥ and Frank Jasowsk O18 | known thai two explosions preoeded | P!8ced on the hydrants, General Almazan was at Rinconada ) know 1t Doheny deliv- | danski told the court that he had | T 00" (w4 Slangan presided the breaking out of the flames from | The loss is partially covered by in- |yesterday while General Urbalejo has $100,000 retainer fac pafq NEver been to the garage bufore o iilge Witliam A Mangan presided | ricture. The spectacle drew |Surance, the bullding being owned by | reached Soledad. McAdoo's New York firm, “in a In making his decision, Judge Al-10, 00 S nntitied. Atty, Stanley | the Saturduy night crowds in hun.|the Wallace Barnes company and the| The federal advance forc ing said that he could not reconcile J. Traceski represented ‘l!: '”‘ fone Arcds to the sceme, where the whole {1Pord machines by the Bristol Sales | within a few miles of Vera Cruz ae- not, sir* replied Mr, Mc. the action of the poitee in having a iy = o are ! i had assembled after |and Service Co. of 329 ,])“rk street, 'cording to despatlches from Cordoba. came t0 me in the form Warrant made out for the landlord’s Allowed. Boys . Pociroom a gene p n run in, the Which was planning to fill many or-{ It is reported that General Fausto heek,' house, without making specific men- Poter Stranskl, propretor of a pool | sccond, sinee the department was re- ders this week with the consignment, | Topete is marching against Tierra Blames 1t On Rewd tion of the garage which was rented | o G S ER e BIOD O M and organized a fow vears ago. The first| Which had arrived but a few days Blanca, Rebels are surrendering daily Uhairman Lenroot said he wished by Wisk, when the information i |gyng gipeets, was arraigned on a alarm was sent in by Harry Quinion |40 |declaring they believed they were explain “outside of the record,” | their hands was that 100 gallons of | o on 0 oine e to frequent 2 ot street, who saw the flames A striking coincidence is that the | fighting for the government. nt the questions which had been put liquor had been hrought into WISK'S |y " Sroyices He pleaded guilty and | shooting out of the building and Hose | first general alarm of the new fire | General Rudolfo Herrero with 1,500 to Mr. Doheny and which resulted in | #arage and empticd there, and no in- 1450 4pa court that he had been told company No. 1, and IFire Chief department was rung in last spring {men has arrived in the vieinity of the disciosure of Mr, McAdoo's em. formation that tandlord adiany|ysens hars dnat shiey ‘were over 188 < responied. Seclng for a fire which started in the garage | Pachuca to prevent that city from be- ployment as counsel, had Leen at the liquor in his possession vears old when he asked them how % the fire. Chief Hayes ©f Fuller F. Barnes of the V 1lace | ing taken by the rebels under t_?nvu_z«m vequest of Renator Reed, democrat, The raids were '“:“" by .4.{(,,.,\ thiy wore, e N Yhousht. tross | calted 64 e whole department, thus RBarnes Co, on l'rl'ua]ut" place, I'hat |who have mobilized in that direction Missouri. omas J. Peeney, William 8. ‘\-,.11‘\ wir 1ooks that they were not saving surrounding property and ae. fire swept the block and thre 'mxfml‘:nt«r their defeat at Vaquiera. N “It was in these questions that your |and William P. Hayves, Judge Wil- Alling imposed a finc complishing much in the saving o the Pirst Congregational church. The On the western front the federal el ame was brought out as one of his!liam A. Mangan represen t de suspended exceution valuable motor cars in the burning | fire of Saturday night destroyed prop- | forces attacked Pmmluap anld (;upt‘;xr- meeting an : " ';., " Chalrman v:r’q root said fendants. § _ Broke Motor Vehicle Laws butlding. Water pressure was good | °rt¥ under the munagement of Mr.fed that position at 4 o'clock Sunday o s committes . Woman Sent to Jail. police drive on autoists is still 'und the firemen soon had matters Mrs. God Barnes morning. re behate Sl pelheng lertha Olake Zing results and o number of de- ypder control. A valuable piece of No i b \I"' 4 d ts were in court this morning work was done by Captain Morgan o mr, epile doo, * ol he stor vehicle S, *ar { S 1 i yon ln’-u) itited feAdoo. 1M 1o 10 days in jail when she v lolating the motor vehicle 1aws, | ¢arrell of Hose company, No at g i T hope the L ooind on charges of having a repu- Samuel Ribicoff was fined 85 for fail- | {ne arrival of that company at the : ‘n ‘ v. "v‘ " ; ':!L 1 tation L m"'(‘ n: \‘.H‘Hl “.\r,.:.\,‘,m l‘| ) v I|‘ 'v v““_':r: uf l'”l'ywlr plant, in rushing to the vear of th Good as a “ 2 ortage of Classrooms Dally Dozen s arrested at I am per- ™ crosts. ware the resuit of 8 Anton Franson was fined $10 for not In Public chools i that was made Saturday night Daving the w t and capacity of hi y aid t truck printed on his car; Bdward | - school department has issued & cmbers of the detective burean Jeunis was fined or requests \ et llquor squad in_charge of Ser.|Jeunis was fincd B¢ Nt having ot n of oho! 18 found in the Fxplains Sery i - - md Howard Stevens, both ¢ ¢ ' r prog tis pointed o of the house and a 2% quar : with not having the is dif Mr. McAdoo said ny was mis- en in saying that h rvices here ; d with Wi i nistra- ' said, he appear: arnestly” express sxican policy of the '~'Hlx(u|'~ and drenching that part of r Bristol, I¢ ~—Damage of $50.- | he building toward which the flames s cau 3 fire on Saturday )} vere roaring. His action saved the night which raged through the four- | guick cars and the whole rear of the story plant of the Walluce Barnes| sipucture, ition would be as hat of the Wilson 000 v Ny Guilty, Lenroot if he Co. at the corner of Mellon strect| o go00 141a at the fire Saturday and Riverside avenue, now used 2 . v Of cour: crtake to express a judg- idence is completed say it appears Feels | ner secretary said naturally | felt some indignation' that his id Leen brought inte the in- Colons Or street was fined $200 and sentenced stre Saturday morning; bastian Zimmetti w fined 85 for not ) ing h Igment suspne ! tail ligh nd only o ] ht; that there oriage of 4 The one laxative food that ¥, he said machines, The two men satisfied the cting In un ad-| When the polle entered the tene- .o, nut they had taken reasonable ' Lt tempts you t t it everyd matte 5 (\m b el ;‘|. A ', precautions to insure havir present b o9 are 19 ey st e ftehen with anether man anc iquor in front |/Sht, but that the lights had broken | portable bulldis : e Effective inaction. Delicious a8 4 Finm of a short time before their apprehen ot ey At m. The liquor found in the iy, e envollment_fn the mentary inflavor. Rich in food value. in SFitea d to Olakewitz but in a parti s - b gy lrases, He has | in the ho The liquor found i He the bedroom was for her husband's International Bible Student Speake : SRS RO i found ir sedroon from t pt Mexican matters ! as not in — r been kindergartens is 202, ) 1 available for that work trere | U186, necording to Mrs, Olakewitz, who v matters, A says There Will Come a Day of SSntary achosts fa ¢ e Bat off | denied tyat she nold ' of the elementary schools Is 6,5 advised him.” Patrolman William O'Mara testificd . Awakening asked the wit- that he has had the house under ob ASSTOOME ceded o Ve had appeared pere Servation and that on several occa T t i ace 4 tu aton i he ernment depart ons he has scen men go in to ti S o ; N &mith, 14 ents mattors referred to house and enter the tenement of the .l gt M Monro 1 o the committes, defendants. When these men came t ‘ wley, 25 Camp Never Use a Knife! | did no 1 Mr. McAdoo trolman O'Mara tstitied that i t : My partne Cotte sppearcd they were drunk. Judge William A Ris 00 saeyto get rid of a com. Blue.jay : S aech by it obteant Vit ends them. Stops the pain instantly. By y refrained " The raid was conducted by S ith a All offices Then the con loosens and comes | g \ i Sergeant Goorge crowid was present 1 LOMerrew for the Butive out, Dees awey with dangeress ‘ L A ", Kllinger and Officors Thoms ¢ lectire w 08 the subject £ ) f Lincoln's bivt paring. Get Blue-jay at your druggis No Question of & Strolls s Ao i ase « 10 question o ¢ v Disturbed dailed Dead? Mr. Muzika thvory School buildings in W addition- LIDAY AT CITY HALL in City Ma city rally are aslecp and « vors of aw nsof of the peace uma " 15 on complaint of his wire He was ar- return 1 ir conditlo administra- g0 last night by Patroiman Gustav ofmer estate o e Can e e BRERERE] A Story of Success way T Walnh Aireted the witnent S oo - oo BEEN Liol 00t O HOW STUDEBAKER CARS BECAME LEADERS 171 people of this city paid $256,500.00 for them. The most talked-about cars among fine cars are the Studebaker Sixes at £975.00 and up. Ll t: ot ‘ 7 o ilisopagdtad il ) Studebaker has always led for 72 years, The name Studebaker has stood ) Rl B o e . ‘ for quality and class, Studebaker holds the top place in the fine car field today. 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