New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 3, 1924, Page 13

t, i PASSPORTS BRING IN $12,000 DAILY Uncle Sam Does Flourishing Business During Summer Hamburg, Oct. 8. —American pass- ports and forelgn passports viseed for the United Btates are now worth their weight in gold in Central Bu- rope, and passport thieves arc busy on trains, in hotets and on steam: ers and wharvea, Scores of stolen.passports are reé- ported weekly to American consular officials. It Is & frequent occurrence for a forelgner Who has obtained a viseed document for America to have his papers stlen before he sails. Americans are warned by consular officers to keep the numbers of thelr passports, and make speedy reports | of theft to the nearest comsul so that the papers may be cancelled from Washington and steps taken to pre- vent imposters fram reaching the United States, Travelers are warned i not to leave their passports in their luggage, even if it is locked, and ad- vised to carry them in inside pockets beyond the reach of sneak thieves. The situation has become particu- larly bad since the new American !rmh’;‘:"::‘:"fl::‘:m‘::"fh;t'“grg:m;;d<w.mn- Isdand Man, He'? in New gangs are dealing in papers supposed | gayen, Said to Have Passed to guarantee entrance to America. Forgers can easily chapge names and photographs and description: While purchasers of altered pa | ports will probably come to grief gooner or later, there are so many persons clamoring for admission to Inited States that sharpers find | e e arket. for their stolon | 000 honds here until 12 ey A in order that certain transactions of his whick involved use of bad | checks might be looked into. Tie BUYS NEW SEAPLANE i]mll(‘r‘, say that Lynch has given [ out, worthiess che in payment — for about everything he needed in- Buenos Aires TResponds Freely o Purchase a New Zanni Flier—Col- | Jects Barrel of Money in Few Days | Buenos Aires, Oct. #—Patriotic enthusiasm over the ~around-the-. world flight of the Argentine avi- ator, Major Pedro Zanni,was s0 gredat that when it was announced that| funds were needed to purchase an-| other scaplane for his transatlantic | flight, it only took a few days to col- lect a “barrel” of money. | The barrel was placed at a busy; street corner where people could drop in their contributions. ‘When} opened at a theater fefore an aud- fence it was _found to contain narly §0,000 pesos, “mostly in peso Dills. ‘Subkcriptions opened by newspapers raised the sum to 100,000 pesos. pearly all of it having been collected | after the loss of Zanni's land plane a2t Hanoi, and when it was not cer- tain whether he would continue his flight after arrivig in Japan. NEW GASOLINE SUITS e Attorney General Stone Indicates That He May Bring Further Ac- tion Against Producers. f Washington, Oct. 3. ~— Attorney ] Stone has indicated that 1st gasoline com- cases @ panies may resuit from the depart- ment of justicve investigation which has been continuing since the filing of the suits against 51 companies in (hicago. He declined to discuss the nature of the evidence W hich the de- = partment agents were said to have athered. ¥ The attorney I's remarks followed Inquiries dirccting his at- fention to cnts in gasoline prices in the last few duys. He said with ref- aronce to this phase of the situation that “ofude stocks storcd are suf- ficiently la the price should have been reduced before this.” —e—— SOAKS RIGHT IN AND LIMBERS UP STIFF JOINTS Puarmacists Call it “daint-Fase” bhecause it's for Swollen, Soro Painful, Creaky Joints Only. e thot It took a good many years to get together a combination of pain siib- duing and swelling reducing agents declared to be the one reme dy that almost instantly, penetrates through the skin and flesh and starts right in to make swollen, inflamed, ereaky pajn racked joints as good as new. They call this new and wonderful “Joint-Ease” because the medical man who turned . the trick, worked for years to perfect some low-priced remedy that would benefit the millions of people who have one or more joints that need helpful attention. 14 So “Jolnt-Ease” is prepared only for people who have a swollen, pain- 1, creaky, distorted or stiff joint, whether it be in ghe knee, elbow, shoulder, ankle, neck or finger and whether it fs caused by rheumatisin or something else. preparation | la bad check to GIRLS WANT 10 AID By the Feats Performed by American, British and Freneh Fliers, " [ Toklo, Oct, 3.~Public interest in aviation in Japan, stimulated by the flights of American, British and French aviators to and across Japan during recent months, and also by the army and navy propaganda for| larger air forces, 1s turning into practical gontributions to the causg| of aviation expansion. | There have been several contribu- tions for this parpese recently, and not long ago 15 gelsha girls, living In the fashionable 8himbash geisha district, applied for membership 1) the Imperial Aviatlon assoclation, the organization which is fostering clvillan support for the army and navy expansion programs, sent a note to tho association’s head- quarters saying they wanted to sce| aviatipn in Japan developed enough | to make possible m Japanese flight around the world MANY WORTHLESS CHECKS About #5 Valucless Papers. Oct. 3. of 1, arrested Wednesday on ~— Norman West Haven, Lynch, New Clarke ston, R. an idleness charge, was held in $2,- King- cluding his tuition fee at Yale and for a ticket for ocean liner, It is said t] some 35 counts of He admitted, it is 1 that he gave but the col ¢ made no com He hus been a special stu lege authorities plaint. dent. passage on an | L fashioned. Of course, it can't help but quick- ly put an end to such saperficial| ailments as lumbago, neuralgia, neu- | vitis, aching mnsches, stitch in the side, crick in the neck or sore fect because of its penetrating action, but what it is really recommended for is joint allments of any nature wha -1 ever. -| Ask for a tube of “Joint-Ense.” | You can use it several times in one | evening for quick results, because it| goes right through the skin with only & few seconds ubbing. It surely is a swift penctrator and when it gets tader the skin, It starts right in to clean up all joint trouble All druggists dispense it daily for | about 60 cents a tube, as do first| class druggists everywhere, Alway Joint- Fiase. geta in joinl agony gets out— quick. remember, when 35 CLOTHES Suits agd Overcoats in all wool styles; serviceably AND UP Boston Clothing Store 63 Church Street [ REICH 10 AID UNEMPLOYED, Berlin, Oct. 8.~The labor minster of the Releh has issued decrees in- tended to ald the unemployed. They provide that state and . community funds shall be used for public emep- gency works when the number of unemployed In a community passes the 20 per cent. mark, slals conferred with erday and later ex- » at the attorney u's version of the conference. Mr, Stone declared he knew of no reason why the officlale should belleve his version different { fram theirs, WILL PROBE COMPLATNTS Attorney General Stone, Today However, That Charges [rom Philadelphia Have Falen Flat, Oct, 3.—Rejterating would Investigate Washington, BROWNS OVERRUN AMMAN, | fedey that he SWansen, Wales, Oct, 3—Mrs, Mary | COmplaints of lack of zeal by de-| jopourne, Victorta, Oct Dawés, of Heol Brown, Tyerocs, Am. | partment of justice officials any-|peclavation that Australia will not manford, “the "'gmud old lady" nr!wlu-re, Attorney General Stone d iccopt & compromise reached by the the Amman Valley, celebrated the | clared he was Inclined to pay no agnue of nations on a demand by centenary of her birth this month, rurther aftention to ~the recent | Japan for submission of racial dis- Australia Turns Down Japanese Compromise 8, - She invited to/ her birthday party| complaint of the law enforcement|putes-to arbitration, was given to her 12 children, the eldest 77 years | league of Philadelphia unless the the public today by William Hughes, old, 60 grand-children and about | leagus presented more substantlul|former premier of the common- 200 great-grandchildren, | evidence. | wealth, The girls | & The smoothest running and best cooking range on the mar= Ket. 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