New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 27, 1924, Page 1

News of the World By Associated Press ESTABLISHED 1}70 ECLECTICS BACK UP THREE SCHOOLS Approve Kansas, §t. Louis and! Middlesex Medical Colleges | HAD BEEN STRICKEN OFF Connecticut Eclectic Medical Society | Also Recommends Granting of Li- censes to Two New Applicants Iur! Certificates, ; Hartford, Dec. 27.—The . Kansas | City Cotlege of Medickne and Sur-| gery, the St. Louis College of Phy-| slelans and Surgeons, and the Mid-| dlesex College of Medicine and .~:ur-| gory of Cambridge, Mass,, have been restored to the list of colleges ap-| proved by tho Connecticut eclectic | medical socl These colleges were | etricken from the list of approved | colleges following the disclosures! made by the extraordinary grand jury which resulted in the revoca- tion of the licenses of scores of ec- lectic physiciana in Connecticut. The restoration of the three col- leges to the approved list of the| cclectic association was contained in a notice to Dr. Stanley H. Osborn, state commissioner of health, under | date of November 3. A copy of the| letter was forwarded by Dr. Osborn to Dr. James K. Halr, secretary of | the eclectic examining board, The | notification to the state department | of health was eigned by Dr. Gerald | A. Richardson of Waterbury, eecre- tary of the eclectic association. Flayed By dury. The three colleges now wers flayed In the report of the| grand jury which for five montha| had fovestigated the ratifications of | * the diploma mill in Connecticut. The report was filed In the superior court | March 14, | The eclectic examining board has | recommended the granting of licenses to two applicants, who met | the requirements of the state law. | They are Dr. Louis Levinson, a| graduato of the Ohio eclectic col- lege and Dr. John Weidri who was graduated from the lowa Ec- lectie college in 1885, and who had been licensed to practice in several | states. Both admitted under | reciprocity, no examinations having been held. The recommen- | dations have been received at the ctate department of health but no | licenses have yet been issued as the | councll has n t met to act on | the recommendation | i examining board vet | consists of but four members, Dr.| Eroest A. Markham of Durham, Dr. James E. Hair of Bridgeport, Dr. John O. Perry of New Haven and | Dr. Ralph L. White of New Canaan. | Dr. Markham has tendered his res- | 1gnation which has not vet been | accepted, but he has insisted he will | no longer serve on the hoard, The law requires that the examining board shall meet in March, July and | November to consider such applica- tlons as may be recelyed. It was understood today that sev- eral suggestions had been made by the eclectic assoc to fil he | vacancy on the examining bo: no definita action was matter pending the adjustment conditior Halr today whether the act on applica { restored | were actual ation g 8 in the state a was una to examining board would tlons it any, from the t placed on th proved list. s will depend « tirely on a formal )t the eclectic association, yet been taken. The state council of health eceived from the several medical boards 136 names recommended for icensing In the O were alopathic or regular, three no- | mopathic and two ecelctic. Since the grand jury fnvestigation was started there ha ties licensed in the state. state ree colleges 1 | vote which not been no ecle BILLBOARD CAMPAIGN Virtues of Law Observance To Be Brought Home To Every Person By This Method, "t Is Planned. Washington, De A billboard rppeal to the public conscicnee, through which it is hoped to bring home to every citizen the virtues of law will be inaugurated by the prohibition unit if congr supplies the . necessary funds. Enforecment officlals 000 appropriation observance, belfeve neficial ef applied to the $ ers would have a more fect than a like ection and it of lawbreak Details are incomplete, but the campalgn,.probahly will take on tic speets of wartime poster advert ing, and it 1s possible that a wide contest for a slogan conducted. e campalgn probably ndled by the prohibition unit elf, aithough yrivat ready sum be will he ft- al- wil concerns STOREKEE ARRESTED New Haven, Dec. 2 two storekeepers arrested last night in llquor ralds near the Allingtown hospital grounds came before the U. 8. commissioner today. Both were held in bonds for a later hearing. The raids were a continuance ampalgn to prevent sale of to hospital 7.—~Cas of a liquor SUR 1S LAUNCHED Portsmouth, N. H. Dee, sca-going submarine, the V-2, which vith her sister ship V-1 can accom- y & battie fleet Into action under y conditions In which the fleet ched at the —A n fight, was 1 Mrs. of the com va vday was christe Douglas E. Dism mandant of the yard. | by 1kes, wile | tor Woods brou hile uno?) ‘prosy daqr APV ‘A1) 93us PNAIIUNG, ) NEW BRITAIN HERALD NEW BRI’IAIN CO\‘NhCTICUT bATURD AY, DE (.L'\lBLR 27, o2 SIXTEEN l’A(xLS Powder Ship Blows Up, Several Hundred Are Reported l)ead By The Assoctated Press, oklo, Dee. 27, — Several hun- dred casyalties were reported when & fiowder cargo exploded aboard a ship In the harbor at Otaru, business center of the Hokkaido Island group, which forms the northeastern part of Japan. A disastrous fire resulted from the explosion, according to reports recefved he The brict announcement of the tragedy, without giving the name of the vessel, ita natlonality, the extent of the damage done or the axact loss of lifo, 1s all that has veen recefved. B e A — | JUDGE WILL DECIDE MINT VENDORS' FATE Reserves Finding in Auto- matic Machine Case for One Week Whether automatic vending chines for gum and mints wiil be al- ma- lowed to remain in this city or not may be in the cz North determined by street, the police court this morning and continued until next Saturday by Willlam C. At the conclusion of the arguments pre- Judge Hungerford. the decision imuel Block of 244 ! which was argued in'! |fiERMANY Tl] KNflw City thl Need Nearly Ml”ln \M’[;[]Y JURY STILL - CAUSE FOR ACTION| For Subway And Sewer Building DEADLOCKED TODAY ' Allied Note Refusing Evacuation ‘Mayor Paonessa and Chairman Hall Approve Program | Court Anaches Think That Believed Explanatory An elaborate program of subway By F. L. Conlon, Head of Public Works World Knows, However, That Pow- ers Are Definitely Agreed Not to ] Leave Cologne Area on January 10, as Treaty Permits. By The Associated Press, Paris, Dec. The allled council ¢ mmbassadors today agreed upon wlhv terms of a letter to Germany -nnuul\r‘lng that the Cologne arew will not be evacuated on January ,]\J. 'rms was the date stipulated for the cvacuation in the treaty of + Versallles if Germany had fulfilled her obligations under the treaty. Text Withheld, of the letter will prob- The text ably not be published until it has |the city is furnishe | poor accammodatigr in certain Berlin | PIper brook has e several occaslofis but had time to reach Berlin, The note will be presented by the five allled ambassadors in | simultancously, it is stated, the al- Ifes thus presenting a solid front to Germany. Although the outlines of the note were drawn today the document needs some finishing touches, so it | { was decided that the am sadors | would not sign it next, | session, | The fact that the phrasing is seen until Wednesday | when they will bold another | By The Asso London, accompanied ing a prr'od of two ye ing an expenditure of $5 approved yesterd Paonessa and Cl Hall of tho boird of f atlon, after detalls had been Frank L. public seph D, The Piper comple works and City Willlams. sewer work completion line sewer, sewer system in | section of the city, and er brook, have been In contemplatior number of year: videre sewer system has alrer 000, yor A Edward | 110y W yor A. M A the explained by Conlon Charrn Yoard of Linsinee of he Wil take care of the TRelvidere establishment of sout} osure of projects that for a ich of the Be (dy b hern section of 1t present with s or none at al districts, F sure n planned until the 1" thr M The so1 s and requir- prograim e Jo- of on clud gert Gle v, condul work nut an opportune subways Conlon belie road street The board plans also to place underground c fron ich now ri ‘orbin n stree board de freque veral Important led t 1 in the subw 8y program: 1|“‘ 15 be d the le to install during th With the v street, ord cov time that es and in work be do tis ingt High sct 1uf 1 the D feed place auxili 0 proc t postponements, project g extend bw.lrl feels it is the underg progress of that \dening of Chest m Main to E i presc arca, he has pro n m st algo on the s running th ton street projected works, as | is a subway on South from the Main ool to the ts the feed Itock power station | overhe wires comi ad, ng ary, and out also TERRIFIC GALE AND ‘HEAVY RAINS INUNDATING BRITISH COUNTRYSIDE —— clated Press. Dec. by nted by Prosecuting Attorney Jo-|to require so much time is taken to | last night has be seph G. Woods and Attorney W. Klett, representing Block, J Hungerford said that a good dea seemed to hang on th and d sired more time to study it atten- ively. A “"Waco"” eorge vending machine taken from Block's store on North street was exhibited in court. Sergeant Pa- trick McAvay and Ofticer Thomas C. Dolan testified that on December they entered Blook's store and pla ed the machine, At first there were no mints in it, n nc this Mrs, Block refilled It. Pros ht out that the ma- as many but wh chine did not trade coupon Dolan showed when th cator registered “cight" only tokens were ejected and th came on the following throw. Officers Patrick O'Mara sald that he had discovered this defect when operating the machine while in the police station. Attorney Klett pro tested that this had happened Block's arrest and that the machine's | behavior since that event should not be admitted. Judge averruled the ohjection he was testing the as it that indi- four others machin Officer Dolan Mr. Klett, ad had a similar mach rent make in | H¢ ' the \pon for it 1 ordered ny determit aco company in ge Hungerford of questic o1 day, taken out 1tion to “ge particular, and stopped this line immateria turing the ma due to is connceted with the company. ot 1pons hine's at safd that if a 1 the proper a the machine the owner of the mechs ive from rece mount o uld get them from whera the itor Wonds a similar In summing up, I'r read from the report of y and com- tried in N d the v Mr chance | comparison I a gas meter par: Klett said ther s made with rford re- asked per- a brief, and the 1 until rext Sa was n served decisi mission to submit ase tinue was cor with unt gaming, night by was trouble hat igned charg: nd breacl + . given compl of five being good be- pl but a d his wif for himself quor an and Willlam O they had place at 7 door of lishmer g liquor that bro thing to ford impo: The \h~4 imes { intil ed of | ince | ngerford | mean that Germany will be given the reasons why the evacuation is to be postponcd ins blunt announcement of the decision to remain in the | bridgehcad. | No Date Mentioned. ambassadors decided 1t was unnecessary to settle definitely now the question of the possible date of the evacuation or to choose be- tween the French and British view- points as to the advisability of withdrawing, the British being re- ported Inclined to favor evacuation ftor the receipt of the militar; slon’s complete report. The es | tial thing for the moment, it agreed, was to notify Gern hat » evacuation could not take place on Jan. 10, The question 25 to what may properly be done when final report of the mission is mitted remains open for dlev-nnnrm +ha time comes. Herr von Hoesch, rdor, who saw Jules French member of the council sadors, hefore the méeting, 18 understood to have reiterated th German views as to the bad effec evacuation wou German domestic political situation M. Cambon, who 1s president of the cil, replied that he took note of he observations but was unable to give v assurances as to the de- cisions of the council, since the question was not of domestic policies alone rity to the allies ag provided fn the treaty allied Cologne was German f‘amhnn. non one hut of se of ors decided that the ich will finally passed another meeting Wednes collectively ambassadors of France, itain, Italy, Japan and \ 80 as to make it clear to German government that there are no breaches in the allied front on the question of disarmament. RUM VESSEL WRECKED s be be presented saflors Rescned By U, Coast Guard — Schooner Pounding To Pieces On Reef, ord, Mass., Dec. 27 ind six members of the grounded «"," 1 with a cargo of 2 whiskey yesterday morning » men as shipwrecked be the im- Boston, luett of the put out fror about 20 days FIGHTS DOZEN MEN Drink Crazed Tndian Even Then Suc ceeds in Kicking One. Man Through Windshield of Auto, -B many sallings the Contir y mis- | fl»n | of | tire train Jing many ipping disorgan ad of merely the |flo United of ized by the t vessels have bee Kingdom, le: wreckage In 1ts wake aris of the countr, has been considerably In the Fng waves were ri t wer The Continental air s stopped because times the wind rooted from the roofs their foundation which from steady came rivers tendant damage |in Wye, flood downpour almost a de Dyfis and of the storm. a tore reach tre thr up B and whil often be which of their are the nes, the \\'vu‘ and and n reported in v outhouses a Thousands of acres in the lowlar Louses in m The wr another quarter of ar the rain Be @ been subm ny se 2o rg \ther next wettost was con s said to be worst in t au A badly 1 EXI]NERATlUN NOW S[hMlllT Tfl ATTEND SHLARY NREASES FOR SHEPHERD'S WISH ~HIS WIFE'S FUNERAL 1d nave on the Mc('lintock’s Foster Father Middletown Man at Liberty in Bonds of $3000 on Manslaughter Count Returns to Chicago to nter Inquiry — Willia Chicago 1 Mex » investiga - Conn. Quarry Company Merid s m Sells Holdings Its Two Negroes Burned to Death in New York me i Hartford New nerally for night wave Fire THL WUATHER Dev. 27—Forecast Britain and vicinity : fair and colder (0 Sunday fair with a cold W are ¢ tin t L rhor's cla v of the p flaoded and s wire v, isolating Ulster from Great APPLL ST11 WATERBURY d to be 1 and dw ns jrders say @ peo- Jow w a reco Newr ort. at re down L WINS te. Chalrman simultan of the amped, of rain in | e were the miles I Belgian War Hero, Now Is Improy The 13 aerts, who ¢ November, 1 Yser buttictie Germuan ady e cross of Kni, opbld on pital scemed He¢ I to show imj Dec. 2 ng the glven t of L Bruges en b | Agreement Is [mpossible " WOMAN MEMBER TAKEN ILL' ed to rstanding Is That Last Vote Taken Showed Six In Favor of | ———————— round Acquittal and qual Number For a for | jury Kid Mc¢ -pugt- er of Mrs. Theresa irned to its after fatlure to of its nine | ibers was il from | posed | ! Mors | deliberations agree last 1 women me for the pro- rough q to Alderman Judd Differ stre Y‘ ’T]‘.': " O% 0 yup for the nig to six. Cc volced their op nent deadlock had been re Out Since Yesterday A jury was given the case at noon vesterday. The jurors retired night in a six to six deadlock |jury resumed deliberatic | morning in the hope that a [\h\\pum' of the evider might be taken and a decision reached which | MOVIng | would tell how kid's remaining | Cherry street, ays shall be spent. Before they .w or to being locked | t, reported it stood attaches today | that & perma- | ed. Colleagues in s wires A council will special meeting of the be held o'clock to act on & rey Monday smal- | last | The | this ¢ tresh | 100 board of public we e over- public works in that commission ¢ gan of the common 1 ori houses th | reseind its action in a of two | There is much sentiment in { councll in favor of refusing to | the hot the | hand tt down e locked up for ‘(“e night, the t 1rors told the court they we ided evenly oplnion | the question of the defendant’s guilt by Corporation Counsel or tnnocence when the last ballot | H: Kirkham that s that | was taken, give When that ag this | made they | but on is ling anr was | t had finished listen- | 'he | ing to the transcript of testimony |Case today that gave given during the By the council will stand b, | nie Thomas, McCoy's s «ction and permit the the grand jury w | these houses was a stat at brother admitted he | der wil H. “afraid I killed that woman,™ |can leader in the coun ot “vh,, 4 to | believes the city would m: ' | 1tahl a court action ur petitioner’s request d told the grand jury, | Attorney George Le 1f the reading of t testimony | 0f the buildings now stand and the settling of juror's doubts as [ Cherry street, entered into c to whether witnesses had told of al- |With G. H. Wooding to mo uicide threats by Mrs. Mors | bulldings and purchase buildin 3 ct on the jury it was not |on Ellis street, or on con apparent to o it council granted perm Me( it was Lrought out when |to move the houses. This th the sulelde question was raised, was | il but at a later meetir | the only witness who told of sich |scinded its action. In the mea suncement ng int trial its orf the |1 al to remem ol had 1 or | Witt rd in y was | leged of near suictd 15 on is threatenc ved to procecd, and court ac lie is allo €88 CITY CLERK AND STAFFQ Consideration To Be Given Petition | Chicago Blind Woman Sayes By Conneil Committee Mon. Potter's Ficld Pretty Girl day Evening Had Cheered Her Life, and the cler at a meeti Mor Room ered evening nmittee el city 1s 1s the first of to he he the by ation for a re- to the ng i g salary com- mitted . Janu- DESTROYS MONEY T00 Hamden Conu., Burglars Blow Safe And With It Goes 8600 1In Cash GETS 8300 ALIMONY Supreme Court Justice Allows Amount Monthly as Temg Payments to Alice Rhincland “airfield Biil'srlm' Again Fights off His Pursuers 110N GIVES HALF MILLIO 15 Million, Dona S5 Rochester Chamber of ( Le Witt had gone to some expe e Dying, Gets Medal; ing o ot e e NG TOACTANEW O MOVING BUILDINGS s in Opinion With G. 0. P, ort of which rough the liow other handed John o the dication that igina movin is granted. owner on the g lots | dition ission coun- re- e d un- DEBT OF GRATITUDR From Who This yorary or \ ¢ Circulation For 11,464 Average D! Week Ending Dec. 20th .., PRICE THREE CENTS MORE PROTESTING ~ ONPOSTAL RATES, Publishers Claim Second Class Matter Is Over- rhalped ASO WANT WORE TIME Publishing Hous That If Rates Go Through As Rec- ommended, Downward Revision | Will Be Necessary in Two Years. Protests 155 mall ation r postal ted to- | post en for Publishers’ Int against of 08~ the rate publishers of the isability ss mail theory 1 produce 1912 Increases Bec- only in- that 1 the rev- than time se in the more Publishers® 1 by 8. C. esiden mond, im of the of of ! aker represent- Furnished lishers If the Meriden Burglar Tries To Kill Seif in C