New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 22, 1924, Page 18

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERO OF ASSYRIANS (COLORADO SENATOR DUE HERE SATURDAY, NOW IS ASSAILED Major Avo Schmoel Kban Deco- Accused of Voting Movey Into [B rated by Many Governments His Own Pocket Washington Pab nator Ashurst (Ariz.) caused an uyproar in the senate vesterday by chafging that Senator Phipps ((Col.) voted to put money in his own pocket when he voted as a member of the appropria- committee to eliminate an item 50,000 allowed by the budget 1 and the house for a hydre- clectric plant for the reclamation rvice in Arizona, “1 warn the senator not te impute said Senator Phipps. could proceed Senator As d ‘T eare nothing| (bout your warnings. if yeu are going | 1 and Persian govern warn me. | say it my judg- and bravery in the ' 'ment that when a United tes sen- account of ator is a stockholder in a great power ads like a story that |company and a question arises where et 1 competitor figures he should say: | Major Avo is the ison of | ‘1 am a stockholder in the company Colonel Bajan, who he refan (and T refuse to vote on the ques-| northwestern boundary the | tion invasion of the Ku After death of the colonel, the father of Major Ave was assigned to the san duty and g t rk was murdered, t 4 | of Persian Maie enraged th charge of his them against the At this t ifn his teens enemic captured a feat i throughout the Major Avo » his visit here editor Courier of the and e SHENANDOAN'S MEN NOT RESP[]NSIB[E Official Inquiry Clears Them of Blame in Wreck Major Avo Shmoel Khan of the As- syrian army, who is visiting many of the large cities of the United States will arrive in New Britain tomorrow where he will be the guest of the As syrians of this city. He will arrive at 9:3 1 will visit the mayors’ office which he will be entertained by Assyrians and shown around the in the evening he will address the Assyrians in the old Knights of Co- lumbus hall on Main street Major Avo is probably the ve major in any army and tions received from French, Rus ments for valor recent war. The and adventures r might be found in tions of 8 bure m Before he shout has decora urst 1] British {to is his life grat 1d the against Will Make Full Statement. Senator Phipps - said he would | a full and complete statement. | nator had better make it a | r #aid Senator Ashurst H It will be a statement 1 shall be| proud to make on the floor of the| senate,” Benator Phipps retorted. The debate became so vitriolic and pers I that Senator Jones (Wash.) who was in the chair called the at- tention of senators to the ryle which forbids a senator from making um- {parliamentary remarks. Then Senator Phipps got the floor again. He was deeply affected, and | aid: "I came to the senute witheut ofe pledge or promise outstanding. | Pemjamin, president (1 ygve held my place here, 1 believe, Nutional associatien, | by devoting my time to the service e8 Sarmas, |of my country. 1 have never been am\rnnrhvrl by any individual or qonlrun\' or representative of any company improperly: ner have I hmn asked gt any time how I should te or has any attempt been made [to induce me to favor any particular measure.” Senator Ashurst Explains, | | “I do not make it a matter of criti. | s oié S S S o Tort Gongrter Was P §60 Per Week company. 1 would be a fool to pre- the 1ake onfess while engag we ira Avo took led lems still his | madjor v sssination sther's m Kurds of ) WASs A v \ After iwccompanied on Joel E. Werda, American | syriar INCENDIARY TELLS OF SETTING FIRES {tend any ecriticism for that reason The objection. I level—and I.believe when the senator reflects he ¥s bound | to see the force of it--is that it does | not become a senator who is a stock- | holder in a power company, be it big or little, when legislation is | | brought that ereates electric energy that would come iute competition | with the company in which he fs in. terested, to vote on the question.” | kehurst, [ F Phipps admitted that last the | veur bLefore a house committee he |se: de _‘u stified that he was a stockholder in |Which he confesse & Testifying at upon | the Southern Sicrra High Power the trial of Boris Aimis, a member weeldent ompany, which new furnishes cur. | of the Wet Wash Laundryman's assoe rent to the jon projects in |clation, for first degree arson Wallin. Arizona. Senator Ashurst is back of | seribed his engugement by the proposal to the fede gove tion 1o set fire (o rival launs erect u hydro-electric plant drik He had a professional it & cost of $260,000 for |five setter for ¥ sald, put (never had thought ubout the number of lives he had menaced Almis is charged with haviug cansed fire in an Orchard girect Diwundry on November 11, 1022, *Fhis |blaze threatened 45 families living in [the tenement above the laundry, Wallinger, testiticd 1 wet the five fires at the ost of Almies, whom he characterized as one of the leaders in the plot the wet wash [laundrymen to drive out of business rivals who refused to increasc price After the Orchard street | satd, Atmis looked the job over [patd him a $40 bonus, although got a salary of $50 a weel from the Wet Wash Protective association as a | professional fire sctior | Prank Marc o ha sed to a part in setting the fires New York, Feb. 22.—A confessed professional incendiary calmly and indifferently toid in court yesterday how he had endangered the lives of bundreds of tenement dwellers by setting fires in five laundries during the “laundey war” of the Ilnte sums mer and tall of 1922 The witness, Louls Wallinger, ntence for third degree arson (o Washington, Fet naval board investiga accident to the giant rigid airship Shenandoah on Jan. 16, in its report to Seerotary Denby yesterday. found that ry officer, enlisted ind civillan on board the employed at the nay A1 N. J., “perforn duties best of his The clared any in conne Howey that the its conn " should be such us to enable the neeflons by uirship mooted to th ord mast ‘give way | M aged.” 1 the airship's « in d was pulled out, t prow of 1 hip atiop of the craft Inst ad pecial ing t who ove a0 alr tion a Senator awaits to ab bourd no blar reclam recommends | and mast | 4 con. fernment of its ow the projects day In voting to strike out the item at Lakehurst | Senator Plipps sald a serlous ques- | did not dey the committee nose of meeting over the advisability of the, Y& & gap In | gOvernment erccting the hydro-eled. vhich rendered | the plant He sald the subeommit. difficult in | tee unanimously that it was| aving the con. | UNWise the item at this at design dirigible is | to give | ton cloped at “ 1 the ar “ voted i e the muley ad of b inelude e nections n of the air ship manner, the board recommends tha one . of the neetfons betwe airship and mooring b made the point in the Hnk #o that if ) a gale it be fhis weal ir This 1 opinion ard mid the nose of atrship and the cogld be navigated breaking | loos Tha board Frank Lyon Cabaniss Grant After precautions fo 1'a repor J As \ 0 strong t nose | Hime ar out in this| T think.T consclentious snough | y| 1o refuse to vote on any question | | where T think thers might be & sus- tng influenced by any possessions of mine,” said Jippa vould te 1 of he and | picion of my b blaze, property of e bo pro City | ity Items Blues,” special fox trot. By Jones. Brunswiek record Andrews & Co.—-adit ual meeting of the stoeks f the Traut & Hine Mig 1 Tue fternoon lection ; hesi confe Wop 4 der Robert W John I feutenant Lucier T ACCUSES LEONARD Woob, i A - o) [vort Wayne Magor's Wire, Loser in 0.1 stocks. Makes Mail Complaint Feb- of | Detroit, ¥Feb. 22 Complaint that @ had uscd the mails to defrand was made yestegday agalnst Leonard Wood, Jr the governor-gen- eral of the Philippines, ¥y Mrs. Caros Ime Bmith, wife of Major Frank A Smith, chief clerk at o Wayne The complaint was forwarded Yo the | ehief inspector of mails at Washing- “1 lost my money,” explained Mrs Smith, “but 1 probably wouldn't bave nade a comphint If T had not in the newspapers that young Wood ad made 3500000 m one ok the stock markel. T feel that young found that Wp “ia rrot, | Mr. Wond truded on the reputation of fucled and watcred John A s the army. My hushand served under také the air and o #m in | & Co.—adt General Wood for 15 years and trust esse ¢ W attended the |ed Wim. My people and my hn Corr 044 Fellows’ band's peopic | all boen in 1t The We reli the bitked Wobd cirenlarized " q # all reasonabie | will i lay afety of the ship | cxtyating s} ruary F o'cle direc will take Ay “1 er Awhile oned and B ick Records and during|drews & Co.- —lfl\t place Fox Trot,Columbia John A. An-, Do & on runsw son of during me terday at the hospital to Mr. ar of 321 Park the ther reli Waiter was kept at 1 nera ready decided to have air” Strain readings regularly and careying away had be would show dangerously ofe of the ma was | @ | strect Doer the semi-annual pall. Good tonight and da wn church Parish ng.—advt born yesterday hospital te M. 40 Main on Wt { the | musi A A New won at the read eral sriburt that ® rained. T o we o " of reet Yo Andrew s wiek nditior * Veteran ae E eeting of th nests todas army who, a the &h shows that by incr ¢ sl il =S "8 wipes or the fige the o - ' of public to 75 miles dn “ A ¢ ty ¥ medify the Acsigr covering to ma el conditions of examination visable to i the nose wofld ey aint which would ca t nage vl and would perr 'é_”“ to her hor - noss cap would break Therefore copditions the mast Comir believed the the ship to t aw8y at the nose a1 came . ¥ de the Alfred Wes formerly of 81,00 ommissione fo cven whme no Sergeant will be lample Fort Wayne, i wwwers on vested strest, Prom INTERSTATE F'OUNDRY FATLS Pershing avenue Eiks Rangers strels Vair tanight The 1 : Recetvond Tor Ohto Conoerm With 81.- publicity W6.00n Liahilities Community Cleveland, On - Joseph 4 er for the Fed at room Voge was appointed | Interstate Four {eral Judge Pau Tt is one of 11 Vair. ¥Vob 1o Maren 3 Tone d ndependent RISHOP ARY Na T'I's FUNERAL. 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These dresses are so knitted that will retain their shape, See these dresses in our Show Wix}dow L] There phey iron foundries in the werld, opem'o« three large plants here and one in Chicago and manufactures | mostly automobile parts. The action followed the filing of bankruptey petitions in which it h\ claimed that the company’s liabilities | approximated $1,500,000, A statement signed by C. G. Heer, secretary of the company, saying that the company is unable, to meet outs standing obligations and that it was willing to be adjudged bankrupt on that ground was submitted with the petition, Man Who Dled on Train YOUR MARKET enjoy real corsot comfort. are arriving daily. If you have had corset troubles in the past, why not arrange with Miss Borg for a fitting — (this service is offered you gratis). overcome, All the well known makes of Corsets and Brassieres carried in our stock. Why Not Let Us Solve Your Corset Problems Miss Borg has just returned from the Gossard School of Corsetry. suggestions and possibilities to are many new New Spring models in Corsets We are sure your troubles can be Now Showing— all the new %prmz Shades SILK HOSIERY They sell at $2.50 a pair 391. 401 MAIN STREET ANOTHER BIG FOOD SALE— Was Husband of Princess San Francisco, Feb, 22.-—Samuel reenfield, who died yesterday at Ogs den, Utah, while en route from New York to S8an Franeisco, was a member of a wealthy Cineinnati family, the husband of a Slamese*princess and for thirty years a manufacturer in Bang- kok, Siam. He returncd from the Orlent with his wife, Princess Eufa De Souza, daughter of Prince John De A, and their eleven year old duughter, Susan, three months ago, They expected to make thelr perman- ent hon here. Mr. Greenfield had been in New York on a business trip and returning when he was stricken. Mis wife had been notified of bis lliness, but failed to reach his bedstde before he died, Mrs, Green- field, by her marriage, gained the dis. tinction of being the first Slameye | princess to be able to ciaim Amerknn citizenship, American Polish Veterans [ Attending W, arsaw Reunion | Warsaw, Fob, 22.-~Two hundred ! lelegates, including representatives of the American Poles who served in General Haller's army “in the Bure. | poan wur, present yesterday at the second conference of the union of | Haller veterans, General Haller, pe. | ;w)lluL‘ of his American trip, nAIuand‘ he favorable impression the ore Fol ulzuw-u of the American mm" had made upon him The congress ROUND, SIRLOIN, PORTERHOUSE STEAKS .............Lb. 18¢| FRESH GROUND HAMBLRG voe8 Lbs, 20c } FRESH— PORK to ROAST ... Lb l4c l SWIFT'S FRESH STEWING Yown "ll' LEAN FRESH— SHOULDERS ......... Lb. llc‘ BONLLESS RUMP COR h 12%0 | BEEF LEAN BOILING BEEI' . 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