New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 16, 1924, Page 16

DAWES OPENS HIS | Su Deeewos hecoro EASTERN CAMPAIGN Speaks i Philadelphia Next Tuesday Night By The Associated Pre Chicago, Oct. 16. lican vice p Denles Republican Allegations of Money Wasted; Lays Expenses to Fault of Preceding Republicans, 16— recelved hamton, N, Y, Oct wed by the reception | last night, Governor Smith 1 to spend most of today in ¥, proceeding in the late aft- to Elmira for a spcech this | plany older in this f New tosan wddress ok over 1 verybody's Dawes, re sidential | 8reat corporati nominee, next week will start on a \in | aceo hat will a we speaking tour of the 5 atop andll vember election. et he Al West Vir- fore t During the speak in P ginia, Delaw New York, paign wit phal Tu ernor then th during his ations had ad o on SHITHS SON WEDS n director of | ipped out at a conferer Mr. Dawes, Evere pub! the re- akes Miss Bertha Gott As Bride— tform Father Runs The Twenticth ind night meeting spec ot v asling: Centary Limited, October ech 3 N, 0ok Laneaster, Pa 1 of Governor and Mrs, night meeting ith, and Miss Bertha October city were married last Newark, N. J. Adlllam ~ Gott, the October 25—Night mother, told news- Brooklyn, N. Y. October 2 | r A telephone ‘Albany, N. Y., 10 la | i 3 notifying her of speech at Utic H he is not cer- platform speec mony took place, 2:45 p. m d in New York Rocheater, young woman had Altred k. Gott of thi: 24— Gott met at a fraternity dance rs. Gott ex- t time the gov- on has visited the girl sev- Mrs. Gott was unable to Teutons Now Do Not Want to Dismantle By The Associated Press Berlin, Oct — The successful completion of flight to Ame of the ZR-3 has increased th tion in Germany for revision of - Davis - Declines e gov-| 4 10 HIS BEWARKS indietment of Senator Bur- ton K. Wheeler, The indictment was regarded by him as closed and he sald he had nothing to retract nor add to his previous announcements on the sub- Ject, The candidate's spegch at Baldwin Park at Quincy yesterday brought him a number of congratulatory messages from Llinois democratic county and staly leaders. PRISONER STABBED | Comstock, N, Y., dail Scene of Fata) {0 Discuss Daugherty Charges En Route 1 W or president, went out of wes! ols today, headed again He Is scheduled to. talk 3« ck this afternoon and begin tat the Auditorium Iresses extending until v ever when ot or Last St. Lo 20, O Davis, dem- ocrAtic candidat Stabbing—>Man Who Did It Not | Identified. N. Y, Oct. 16.—Mar- © [tin Dillon, prisoner in Great Meadow prison, was fatally stabbed late yes- Comstock, N early am th terday as he was standing in line | for the night's check-up. The man who stabbed him ‘has not been | dentified, Dillon, who was sen- the | tenced from Suffolk county, would us| have left the prison November 23. | It belHe died a fow minutes after the the | stabbing in the prison hospital. in order that al condition ements. declined to supplement publie in Qui the charges he m nst former Attorney Geng Daugherty and George [ wood, secretary of the re ational committee, in conncction The priests of Peru are said to have buried approximately $10,000,- 00 worth of gold to preserve it from the clutches of their persecu- tors, Special Notice lla Rebekah Lodge, No. 11, whist, cake: sale and icles, aflgrnoon at hall on Arch tuncy a ) in Odd Fellows | cember when quantities TEN ARRESTED AS AIR “"1IPSTERS Master Minds in Conspiracy Reported Captured 16,—~7Ten men, sald hy government agents to have head- ed an organization which imported liquor from Cuba to Ilorida by aire plane and distributed it throughout the middle west have been arrested here. P. David Pinkhussohn, alleged head of the syndicate and chief flier on the airplane route, was released under $5,000 bail. The otheds arrest- od were Edward I, O'Brlen, alleged partner of Pinkhussohn; Joseph Wurzburg, drug store owner; Louis Bittner, warehouse maanger: Robert Malquist, warehouse foreman; Emil Ieidnt, druggist; David TFurrell, John C. Schenck, Raymond E. Dal- ton and Dillon Carlson. Investigation was started last De- of liquor trom Cuba were found in two ware- houses here, federal agents said. The planes were equipped to dilute, re- hottle and relabel. Two other plants where imported whiskey and cham- pagne were prepared for bootlegging were found later, $ Pinkhussohn recently was indict- ed in connection with the theft of 6,000 cases of whiskey from a gove ernment concentration warehouse here, Chicago, Oct. The best tenants are secured dv. through the Want Ads. 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The appeal of its simplicity, con- venience and durability is instant and decisive—with a touch of the hand you draw down the four roller en- closures and in thirty seconds your airy open car is a snug, comfortable enclosed car. With equal ease the enclosing sides can be rolled up into the roof and you have an open car again, The Duplex body is especially built for the roller side enclosures, the roof is framed and shaped in steel— permanently beautiful and steel- strong to support the rollers, and the upper part of the Duplex is in- tegral with the lower part. It is a unit body which harmonizes per- fectly in beauty and function. There is no other body like it on any other car at any price—because it is exclusively' a Studebaker crea- tion, made only by Studebaker. You can buy the Duplex from no other maker. The new Duplex is available for each of the three new Studebaker d;l):li —the new STANDARD the evolution of the famous chassig of the five preceding years. 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