New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 18, 1924, Page 5

NG LOCATED IN PENSYLVANI ounterfeiters Believed to Have| Headquarters There | Uniontown, Pa, Nov. ef that Fayetto county is headquarters for a gang of erfeiters who have flooded vestern Pennsylvania region nore than $10,000 in the with xpressed today by federal fter they had made three ere. The prisoner tomeo, gpneral storek Iniontown, his brother, parber, and Joe Marino, torekeeper at Collicr, near vere charged with having circulatec nore than §2,500, in tamps. The Fayetto county gang, the horities sald, may be closcly ass jated with the circulation of mor Glovann genera han $5,000,000 worth of the spuri- na- at Johnstown, stamps Fay- bus stamps throughout the lon. In one instance ey sald, the counterfeit passed were furnished by the tte counterfeiters. When questioned at the jail carly today the prisoners efused to talk, leading authoritie o believe that 1 feared hembers of the g They re uscd to tell the source of the wor aying in tu nything. o Pittsburgh to tes commissioner. gents announced tha hey expected to make at \alf dozen more sts ey hoped to loca the eiting plant. stamps, I'll die before T tel men were take face a United cach and tha rning t the roment agents sald they discovered he plot while working in ade lphm pn«t office, (CRE I'\R\ HU (.HI S ILL Washington, Nov. 18, fughes cold and was forced to cancel ar it to speak over the radic onight in connection with merican radio night. ake the Indican Test and Have A0 NORE SiCK STOMACH NO MORE SICK HEADACHE NO MORE PIMPLY SKIN ‘ it at the cause of A Proved whe out’ the INDICAD rnings that tl probably Indie your systemn, and no 10 can feel b an in the bo thero is poison being r blood, and unless n it causo frious sickn :rhaps rhelumatism neuritis, b en ng trouhie n or woman nd fine with But . the have dizzy attacks, sour it's @ pretty foul, when adaches, ~ bilious oated up ston ire sign you this” Test can o me ren se s rl”v- Little L the sto ork in a fi g0 have be idican out of n FIGHT INDICAN WITH ORTERS »'/ 'S ver Pilla_for ¢ all these er "Pills not only liver and howels hy manner, but 10 to drive the It's pretty safe to say 18,—~Be- | the coun- counterfeit fovornment war savings stamps, was agents arrests per of | Roceo, a here, counterfelt au- | Fayette other | pe of their sup- n In lcast a counter- psing to go into details 3 BOv- the| The iry s kept at h by Pan- DAWES PLAN MAY WORK_IN CHINA many Received Favorably By The Assoclated Press, Washington, Nov, 18.— Proposals fwhich have come to light in New York for a financial rehabilitation of China along the lines of the Dawes ! plan, strike a sympathetic chord in official Washington, although it is realized that several elements of de- i | complishment of the project. Ll The financial situation of Chinese government has been a mat- ter of serious concern here, and the | |United States is ready to do wha over seems feasible to aid in a read 1| justment that will give new vitality to its long time friend in the Xar East, It has been insisted all along, however, that whatever is done in that regard must be done with a full appreciation of the many difficultics that Leset Chinesa officials, and in such a way port the sym all the Orlent, It is pointed out by those old these views that the present state of internal affairs in China ap- ars to present a serlous barrfer to - |the confer nancial quest applied so 1 | cessfully in Europe by 1 | Dawes and his a. iates, addition the “Chinese d |plan,” projected as t vese custors tr Washington c ithetic cooperation of powers interested in the Dawes rence — a treaty Similar Scheme to That in Ger- | |lay stand in the way of actual ac- | the | s to bring to their sup- | who | system of settling fi- General | [N as understood here, has heen | quence to the Chin- | y negotiated at the | t | which France thus far has failed to | ratify. out Ir It cannot go into effect with- ch approval, and Washing- mové in 1| approval only dir the “Dawes plan” proposal lias reached the state department §s a letter from an organization known 18 the American Material C: committes of the Chinese N 1 1 this letter t o|h upon t Faris toward giving that govern- proposal is provision of the unratified Chin customs treaty which provides a 23 per cent in- e in Chinese customs levies as a measure designed to st Chinese central B erican cre. ed in its letter that when provided for in the government. se customs funding of | onal obli- he state de- communi- t mention in any way a proposed rence of business men 10 be called by the Chinese minister now fn power for the working out a financi China Tt is pointe » the recent m king, which esta a ne tary faction as the to here, the stability of the plan ¢ coup in Pe ant Chinese ton is unadvised as to any present | information about | which | editors” | ngthen ' litors' commit- | Durpose of | for | 0, that owing | vernment never has been | ies would he ining a govern- to nmstanees, ate depart- | rely with | 0! of the n from the American ma rs' committea of the to, Nov. z in the wor Dritish one's sense of cided. 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