New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 26, 1924, Page 2

'LUDENDORFF’S TRIAL IS OPENED TODAY Hitler Also Slated for Hearing-- Testimony in Secret King Kole Soap Paste Should be used by Auto- mobilists, Engineers, Print- ers and other Mechanics to remove stains S, grease, paint and !mm--n matter from the hands. varia, Feb, — The sanguinary cvents of last vember became again a topic of intense public interest today with the opening of the trial of farmer Iicld Marshal Luden- dorfl and his nine assistants for their part in the attempt to overthrow the government 10 While provisions c can been made in the w * the trial is being he DICKINSON Drug Co. are not 169-171 MAIN ST. By The Munich, F ss have academy 1, the most will be for i important o taken behingd public sitti velop mn ady 1 are expect days, The rs each he military academy, is used as o temporary courthouse, and the authorities are said to have taken strenuous$ measures in an en deavor fo break the strike and keep the prisoners in zodd condition for in court. They were of cheese sayer kraut bock heer and Bavaria is fa- ® mc but drank the heer only anc declined to purtake of the food. The procecdings today were expect. ed to be,devoted chiefly to uu pre iminaries of the triul Hitler testimony in addition_ to the lished. The 1 to consume but a few have rooms in v ppearance bread, wienerwurst, things for whicl and hearing in his own bee Imported Scotch Wool Hose and coolest and most colle -00 defendants. The only e ac pairs Wi used who appeared in form was Licutenant Wagner, who is an active officer in the swohr, Ludendorff, who has been . shook hands with Hitler met in the defendant's the opening of court and held a brief conversation. Hitler showed plainly the strain of the ex- citement he was laboring under, while General Ludendorft apparently was not ruffied in the least No excitement is apparent in the oity, although the road leading to the mil demy is brecked by barb- ed wire med patrols, The pol- ice hold up everyone and remand that passcs be shown, After Gene president of give Ludendorff red in a civi and wearing first class, lic v appeared in ) suit of dark the iron cross ral court at matert In 2 tone mixtures in of 1} colors. All pur clocked with colored silk, $2 s1.29, 0 wool grad for $&.75. Imported Silk and Wool Hose specia fore heathers with siik ings. 3 81.65, HORSFALLS 93-99 Xsylum Streci Hartford. Ludendorfl's arrival the the court read the extromely e ¥ indietment, the cading ting an and a half. All the defer 1ts with the exception ot onc are ch d with high trea- . The exceptic ant Purs net, acensed of niding others The public pr moved that the trial he held tn o us n pub e hearing might enda ity of the siate and manding that the LADIES’ e it was a 18 Lieute the “It Pays to Buy Our Kind SeCULOT mera ger the secyr- public order, of the connsel protested, de e public only bhe ex- evide rous to the st $ belng red Nis udicia | POIL SPIRING unced latér the public. would ourt delibers 'I Can only be made by a oman veutor's mo- Pailor. Latest amd up-to-date lines gusranteed $45'00 S Today's Discussion Wil ¥ [ Ye London Shop |, e Yot Failors erest in today's sewsior 1 MALN STREET Yot Us Coothe You or We Know How." e, Ase DEBATE IN COMMONS of the hous 1t rising dictment o gnardia itnres fo commons eepterod populuris th's recent 1 Ministroe W r the Lron rrom otion | aking vxp | nemployed ave hge ia it condemy trece r the Epoker e Naturcopathic Phy<igian e amd Chiropractor has MOVED Nature Cure Institute move rm - nt stand PPl hat they rendy explanation Into Mis 19 S. HIGH ST. st Oftice, where led the new el Wash Voice Culture FRATNING HEADING ment's NOT IN R’yC1 Henry W ot be a candidate for noupeed. He wi term this spring P Opposite U e W ol o 3 Niee wAR s James D. Donahue Towm S18-519 Booth's Theck Traimee of Yade Lo 81 Sefton Drive poul Tor i st the Food for —says The Farmer Doy The telis you that our milk is the mil for your child—and so you know it iz puve, It's the milk to eook with and the milk tp diin docto will im- Our Grade A Wik prove the hwalth of your babs Drink More Milk United Milk Co. 49 Woodland Street New Britain "Phone 1610, proceedings | |tuated by J The | cortainty has | or corn b. John Phelan of Meériden 10 APPEAL THEI'R cAsxs. To Address the V. F. W. Irish Chvil Employes May Go to [‘,,._‘ The regular meeting of the Walter | |d. Smith Post, V. F. W, will take, Allowing Increase in|place tonight in Judd's block, at § | o’clock, The chief of staff depart- ment, John Phelan, of Meriden, wilt| it \@peak on affairs throughout Connecti- | Dublin, Feb. 26.—The first appeals| Yut, and every member js urged $o to London from Free State jurisdic-|je [present, because of the message | tion are likely to result from a dis- | Comrade Phelan has to carry to every pute caused by the,finance mlniatcr""embl‘r requiring civil employes to. wogk 4134 | hours a week instead of 37 as former- | SUNFaLN TaRMENTA ly. Most of the employes have sub- mitted, but some of them have made the claim that this increase in hours| ~Hum Against Financial Snag. gives thene the right to retirement o Manila, Feb, 26.—Questioning - the pension with 17 years added to their|constitutionality @f financing the service, under ghe provisions of an act| Philippine independence commission passed by Pacliament in 1920 eslub-;wuh continuous appropriations by the ndviug home rule, {legislature, Insular Auditor Wright A clause in the Irish treaty affirm- |was declined to authorize the release ed this right of permissive N‘urrm?n!'o{ funds for payment of hundreds of in the event of new conditions being|vouchers payable to senators, repre- imposed on the civil service. Tn two/sentatives and others connected with cases the civil service committee|the commission. ded against the claim and appeals One hundred and seventeen sena- have been taken from the decisionsitors and representatives huve been re- which eventmally may carry the cases{fused payment of their vouchers for to the wuitimate Court of Appeal,|per diems as members of the commis- which is the judicial committee of the sion. It is understood the matter will Privy Council in London, be taken to the courts. - el The auditor’s decision also probab- Iy will affect the sailing of the pro, — {mosed independence mission to the Police Looking For Two |United Stafes. i . Chicago, T'eb, 26,—Willi B 1% TRIAL DATES / ED cago, I"eb, 26,—~ iam Engelke | 3 4 LT Pl P " rial dates have been assigned m of Chicago, and James Zoliers, OF yq ghort' calendar session of oity Zollin of Columbus, Ohio, are the ob- ¥ vl N . W, » jects of police search in connectior cou‘r‘iu fellows: r“d;;‘r' 1;‘,"“:;:“;1 4 t2p omTA M with the killings here of J Dufty s ; o Binls e liuh” ‘ ohn DUty v nk ‘Poglitsch, Henry P. Roche for \ o . Dutty, B b ey |the plaintft, J. G. Woods for the do- " fendant; Tuesday, March 4, at 10 a. m., Alfio Brunetto against it e 5 . Drezek, Harry Ginsberg for the plain- i da s epcrations of DUty iy, Dunn and McDonough for the do- e - e U |tendant; Tuesday, March 11, at 10 a custody In New Orleans, with his wife |,y “nocyiire Bros, Inc. against end Mr. and Mrs. Morris Curtls. Zol- | \yepicay Credit Co., and others, I. 1. Louiavile, Koy i o former wultor of | RASHID for the plaigti. 2. D, Suxe Mrs, Dufty and might have been ac- xi;‘;h\'( ':lf;,""“"lems:;ac;:,‘.‘y (,",'f““k; bt A :’,::E:fb‘::';:‘“"“ Pdn‘:’d’”“’ Nowicki for the plaintiff, C. J. Bald- : SCAY, | win for the defendant; Joseph Dell- according to reports from authorities donna against Robert Young, jury. . {Dunn and McDonough for the plain- Warrants charging the Horton and 1 " Curils with belng ascsiories. % 158 tiff, P. Rundbaken for the defendant. double slaying were sworn out , last | r o) 2] night and will he taken by two ofticers | OnC OUTLAW SURRENDLRS leaving toduy for New Orleans to| Manila, Feb. 26.—Datu Santiago. | bring the four back to Chicago for | Moro outlaw IruAm- of a band which trial. The four are understood to |Killed three Christian Filipino teach- | have waived extradition. ors and nine constabulary mldlnrn sl Ilust October in Lanao province on the | . o " Island of Mindanao, has surrendered MAY FORM DEMOLAY OCHAPTER , constabulary officials, adyices re- A meeting of Masons in New ceived here today stated, britain, members of both local lodges and Giddings Chapter as well as those ot affiliated with New Britain lodges will be held in Masonic bal this evening at S o'clock to discuss whether or not New Rritain wants a chapter of DeMolay, an prganization for sons of Masons and their chums, I'rank Magee of Hartford, chairmun of the gdvisory committer there, will | speak as will several boys who are b officers of the ||umnr«| chapter. | don Before Number of Working Houps. o SR A |Mcembers of Philippine Commission SEEK TWO SUSPECTS Chicago More Men In Murder Mystery whose Engclke has been named’as an as- LINDERS l(l u 0\' Rl\l- Movie Cometian and Wife Take Over. dose of Sleeping Powders Purts, 1eb Max Linder, mo- tion ple dian, and his wife | are rep 1 to be fully convalesc- | ing In Vienna after their severe 11l caused by an overdose of sleep- uccording to a dispateh to Comordia, & newspaper devoted clusively to the affairs of the stuge. paper adds: “Linder's neel- ental overdose of sleepiug potion kept, wll the friends o the last three days.” | com ing powders Headache 'l'oothachc Colds Pain “FREEZONE” ' CORNS lift right off | Stanley | Neuralgia Neuritis N R ]\nl\adrmm n: u‘g('nls Reported on Move Against Government | San Salvador, Republic or Sllmdor. | Feb. 26.—~The Honduran rebels com- 1manded by General Gregoria Ferrera, | supported of the presidential aspira- |tions of Dr. Bonilla, have captured | Comayagua, 40 miles northwest of | Tegucgalpa, the capital, according| to advices received here. The rebels | are preparing to advagnce on the capis | tal where they claim the government forces are in a state of demoraiiza- tion. 4 The occupation of other important tewns is reported by the rebels, BELS ADVANCING f | MISSOURI AMENDMENTS | state Today in Voting on 21 Proposed Constitutional Changes. Mo., ¥cb., 26.—Missouri| votes today on twenty-one amend-| ments to the state constitution, re-| cently submitted by a state constitu- ional convention after almost two |years of effort. Considerable controversy has arisen | over a few, including one designed to| expedite justice inthe courts, another| intended to search out hidden wealth | by a flexible system of taxation, and| one dealing with Missouri’s public educational system. 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