New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 13, 1925, Page 24

Expect Fine Future Tor Harbor on Baltic Poland, March 13.—FPo- , with the assistance of pital, ure planning a fine this on the Baltic. is to be centered ling to the plans, avold- and freight will reach other Pol rolled raily however, Gdingen lish interes rench e tor yish shippir z Danzig cities over ads. g to b S as u resuit of the constant icts between the Polish author- s and tree of Danzig. | The Poles aver that their republic 18 being strangled by Danzig, | through hestility and high charg and that they must have a port of their own, ¢ it fts ¢ >pment 1 difeult a mes sl Danzig s n It 4 miles awa rious S particularly ingen, scome @ se- Danzig has years, has | standard in this country 1s largly de- SYSTEM IS PERFECT :Repons Indicate That This Is Now Unorring England Depends Greatly On Good Wil London, Moreh 13.—~The establish ment and maintenunce of the gold pendent on the good will of opinion in the United States, sald Walter | man of the Westminister at the annual meeting of that institution “It doe hat L use we ha parity we can at o Washington, March print identification has been devel- oped by the army te the peint of efficlency where its application at he sald, ¢ vies with the thrilla of de rived atlyective fiction. Any upidentified ma 0 remove the | ywho has served (n the regular arm cmbargo on the export of gold, This | can be loeated in from 10 to 20 1s due to explre gt the end of minutes, and his full record laid nd one may at least confidently | hype, In that short time & gearcher hope that it will not be renewed. In-| (g him among jhe more than 7,- jeed, it is not at all improbable that ' 140 100 men who have been in the fore the end of the yeur We may | army since 1908, when the Anger a flow of gold back to Europe, em was introdueed and that the question of export / have been one of the 50,328 for the time being Le of purely & miths, the 40,101 Johnsens, ‘the ademic interest 8002 Browns, or one of the 27, But it wi|l be n y 038 named Willtams, All the army forward and assure ourselves that|,..qs is his finger print te tyrn up we have the power to ‘N—,\A’h-‘ 1tk recard ki Whiaq (6 Eomne 5o Uiy The® is | walter 8 Kaye, in charge of the no doubt that ") hureau, says the indexing has been somewhat dangerously dependent on | yaryeq out so efficiently that even the current of epi in the United |y yew clerk, one never hefpre hav- ates, and it is n ry 1o be ast | j,r had knowledge of the system, sured of their good will in maintgin-| .oy pegin work as a seareher with ing as well as in establishing the | }ii(1a preliminary instruction. gold standard on this side of the| Tyg solepce of finger print read- Atlantie. i iIng s Lased on ths etudy of the One beetns 1o wonder Whether | eyrious, cireling metwork of all but the time may not have arrived for | iigiple lines on the ball of the that conference of natlonal banks|tnumh anq eaech finger. Examina- of lssue, for the formulation of & (jon of millions ef specimens shows 18 —Finger s not follow,” essary to look we are He | Finger prints, sinec their adoption in 1906, have sxposed frauds, pro- tected Innocent men frem injustice, kept undesirables of the criminal typa out of tha service, protected the governmen' from unecrupulous claimants and uncovered the guilty, Many interesting accounts of such instances are eontained in offelal papers of the war department dur- ing the last 15 years, These who have worked in the tdentification bureay sines its es- tablishment are authority for the statement that never has a mistake been made. They have made more than 200,000 identifications, | “The finger print system,” Mr, | Kaye says, "is superior to any other system so far devised |n that it per- mits of ne error. This may seem & strong statement, but tha finger print when clearly made, allows f ne | misrepresentation;; it s an {actual presentation and does not permit the | personal equation of error to enter, | Other systems allowed errors ~of measuremant and errors in location of marks. In the mere than 70,000,000 digit photographs in the identification bu- reau's files, Mr. Kaye says, there o fwe of them alike, "Therd s NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1.925. Just as mueh ehance of finding twe prints allke as here would be in go- ing into the flelds and finding two flowers exactly allke,” BEAUTIFUL SULTANA UNGOVERS HER FACE Deposed Khalif Passes Bulgaria; Being Cir- Wifte of Through cassian, She Has Blue Eyes, Phillipelis, Bulgaria, March 18— Nedig Evzad Hanum, the fifth apd favorite wife of the depesed Kahlif, passed through the railroad station her& en the Simplen express the oth- er day to rejoin her husbang, the old Turk who is epending his de. elining days in Switzerland. Nedig, who took ne pains te keep her fach velled as ghe leaned out of the window of her compartment at the station, is strikingly beautiful, with blue eyes.at varjance with the American idea of Orientaly, She is just 20.vears old. When thé Bultan wag depesed and banished last year, Mustapha Kermal refused to let Ne. Alg join him In his exile, Nedig Evzad Hanum, however, would not be permanently parted from the ex- Khalit, and she made go many per- sonal applications to Mustaph Ke- mal (or permission to join her hus- band in hig banishment that he fi- nally relented, Nedig owes her blus eyves to her Clreassian origin. ENFORCE OLD LAW Agents of the U, 8. Customs Service Swoop Down on Curio and Jewelry Stoyes, Henpelulu, Mareh 18.—Riscovery that residents of Hawail have heen vielating a federgl eustoms law for the past 12 years was made when agents of‘the cystoms sepvice un- der Frank Thropt, mainland agenf, swoeped down simultaneously upen euylo apd jewelry stores here and seized feather jewelyy eontaining the plumage of the kingfigher val- yed at $2,000. Jmpertation of sych jewalry inte the United Btates was forbidden by Rich in Fr ance "SALADA" IR A has a flavor unsurpassed. Fresh, pure & satisfying, Try it Black, Green or Mixed Blends. congress in 1013, but the law ap- parently was never enforeed here due to an oversight, accerding to Thropt. The articles seized will he Lept in the office of Harry E. Mur- ray, collector of customs, until ine structiens as to their digposal are ceived fram Washingten. Duty had been paid on all of the jewelry seized, aceerding to Thropt. Most of the jewelvy is made from kingfisher wings in the Orient. The feathers are dipped and thep ene crusted with precioys stones or bite of brilllant coral, The law forbide ding importation of such articles was based on a desire to propagate wild animal life, Read Hergld Want-Ads % = P T, 7 | |scheme of eooperation In regard to|yns; the normal formation is the | STOWAWY A PILOT Willlam Rallantyne Who Was (\"l R34 When &he Flew To Ameri. | | ca, Passes Tast for Security. ndon. Eng, Mareh 13.—~William | Ballantyne, who was & uowa-é wav on the R.34 when she| flew to Amerien in July, 1919, has|Dvak tribes of that island. These | fcarion has to do wi in obtaining | c/ans have heen constantly fIghting | the broad general division tn which er words his | esch other fop years, and have the | the prints under examination are | lagt, s or in o pllot’s cerificate, After his escapade | the dir Balantyne was sent | back to Howden in Yorkshire, where | he remained unti! the drome eleg- | ed hen transferred to | Egvpt. Here stulded for the Roval Iot's certiffeate, He passed his nd is now pnot-i sergeant in e the air mall planes between Caire and Bagdad, a | desert jeurney eof 700 miles elch‘ wav i Fallantvns wes an eriginal mem- | her of the crew of the R-34, but it | was feund necessary to leave him | behingd. He was bent en making the | irip, however, and,twe hours before | the craft left Scotland, he hid him- | self in the rigging. When the aire s abeut #6 miles out he was , lyving sick and feverish | ng some gas bags to which he rept from the rigging. After v the staft physician he w3y acress for the rest Jown and was he Air Fo treatment vorked hi TOKIO SUBWAYS Plans For Underground System to DBe Shown to Government Tokio, March 13.—~Plans for the proposed Tekio municipal subway system have so far advanced that the committes in charge is ready to submit the scheme to the govern- ment. The system is te consist of about 50 miles eof underground trackage and the estimated cost is $100,000,000, The project is to be eempleted Wwithin 15 years and the greater part of the funds is expect- ed to be raised by foreign loans, | gold reserve, whieh was called for wharl, er the serell which by the Gepoa eonference.” BURY HATCHET Borneo Tribes Hold Quaint Cere- mony of Peace Making The Hague, March 13 —Dispatches | ,yint jines run in flattened figures | Indies, | or in complications of figures far | trom Borneo, Duteh East give interepting detalls ceremony between the of a peace different reputation of being ferocious and bloodthirsty headhunters. Some 4,600 Dyaks. cams to the gathering. Therg were present also a few Duteh and British officers, who witnessed curious war dances, songs and pravers by medicine men Finally the head priest killed a pig by a slew method and sprinkled its Plood ever the multitude, pronounc- ing & terrible curse upon anyone who should presume to revive the inter-tribal quarrels. THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS BRING GOOD RESULTS a gradually reducing circle to thelr | Inner termination at the ecore of | the netwerk. A majerity of human | beings are marked with ¢} | but there are others whess finger removed from the simple, easily read whorls. The first determining to be sought There are but four main groups fications of prints, arches, leops, whorls and composites. C! type has its gradational cases. whorls have 1,024 values or eom- pinations and the loops, arches and composites have each their respec- tive values to simplify segregation for filing and to make them easily located when {dentifications are sought The evaluation of prints made has overcome all diffi. culty of dealing with large ceollec- tions of finger markings, such. as lor cl thu! | are in the grmy files., Soft lovely skin ruined by constipation— let Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN bring sure relief You can perma- nently rid your system of this harrowing dis- ease. Constipation leaves its marks upon the face. Its terrible poisons, which lead to over forty serious diseases, cause pimples, hollow heeks, sallow skin, circles under the eyes and spots before them. npleasant breath, too, may be traced to constipation. Rid your body of this fri%l\tful disease. Kellogg's ALL-BRAN has jrought health to thousands when 1l else has failed. The reason— it is ALL BRAN and nothing but ALL BRAN. 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