New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 10, 1925, Page 4

GERMAN HAS OWN K. K. K. GRoUP Govt, Takes Steps to Prevent Growth of Order Berlin, Sept. 10 (A)—Berlin is in a stir over the discovery that Germany is possessed of a new order—'The Knights of the Flery Cross.” One American and two German- Americans are declared by the police to have started the organization, which seems to have galned some strength as 40 persons alleged to have been connected with it have been taken {nto custody and other arrests are declared to be imminent. One thousand Germans are credited with holding membership in it The “Knights of the Fiery Cross” have copled to some extent the rit- ual of the Ku Klux Klan. The i signia of the organization is a bloody cross, the black, red and white flag of imperial ermany and the anti- semitic swastlka. The membership has beéen largely obtained from the “Wikingbund' and the “Frontbann,” notorious fascist groups. Almed At Jews It is the avowed purpose of the knights to gather together men “de- termined to fight fon the liberation of the fatherland” and “by waging war on Jews, to free the country of undesirables.” The names of the American and the German-Ameri- cans who started the organization are being kept secret by the police. Until concrete evidence ia produced that they are promoting a German Ku Klux Klan the American diplo- matie representatives will decline to intervene. The mysterious disappearance of a young adherent of the knights is said to have provided the police with the club leading to the discovery of the organization. A mafority of those being detained by the police are young men, and it is therefore presumed that the order is a new variation of the German bands which were responsible for the and Dr. Waller Rathenau, As these organizations are barred under the federal law for the “pro- tection of the republic” the assump- Glad He Picked This Good Stomach Remedy Puts Stomach in Fine Condition— Ends Dizzy Spells, Catarrh and Makes You Sleep Well, Tnjudicious eating causes acute in- digestion, gas, acidity, heaviness and sour stomach--sometimes the dis- tended stomach causes that dread- ful feelng of near suffocation. Isn't it worth something to know of a remedy that will stop this dis tress in a few minutes—quicker than anything else you can think of. 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K, NEW ENGLAND POTATO CROP DIMINISHING Estimates for This Year Far Below that of Last and Lower Than— 10 Year Average. Wakefleld, Mass., Sept. 10 (P —A forecast of 41,865,000 bushels of po tatoes has been made for New Kng- land in reports compliled by the New England crop reporting service, body announced today. This com pares with last year's crop of b6,- 170,000 bushels and the 10 year av- erage of 44,921,000, The condition as of September 1s glven as $0.2 per cent of normal | that | compared with 89.5 per cent month, 88 per cent a y 82.3 per cent the 10 year average., The production outlook on Aug- ust 1 was for 44,922,000 bushels, but | adverse conditlons, notably early and late blight and acute lack of molis- ture, caused a drop in the estimate. The crop was sald to be much near- | er final maturity than usual, The New England crop this year promises to be about equal to that of Malne alone last year, the report said. The present forecast In that was glven as 80,586,000 bushels com- pared with 41,175,000 last year and a| five year average of 31,725,000, The crop In other New Fingland states is much below last year. WILLS-TONNEY BOUT Prospects for a Heavyweight Battle Seem Brighter After Conference Yesterday. New York, Sept, 10 (A—Prospects for a heavyweight battle between Harry Wills and Gene Tunney were Indicated yesterday when managers of hoth boxers announced willing- ness of the principals to proceed with the match. Paddy Mullins, manager of Wills, sald he was prepared to sign for stacles are removed. Billy Gibson, Tunney's manager, declared he was ready to start Gene training for the hout, but said it was doubtful if t meeting could be arranged this yea Mullins visited Promoter T Rickard at the new Madison Square Garden yesterday, and after the con- ference he announced he would wait until Iriday night for some action by Newark, N. J., promoters to| whom Wills is obligated to box he- fore he engages in any other bout in this district. Wills is wanted for a Newark bout on September 28, but up to this time no opponent has been st ed for him. In the event the ters fail to secure a suitable oppon ent for Wills, Mullins intends to con- sider himself open to Rickard's proposition which would be to stuge the heavyweight clash at the Yan- kee Stadium late this mouth or early in October. French Debt Terms Not Too Lenient | Salt Lake City, Sept. 10 (P— | Irance cannot hope a more fav- Newark promo SPIRIT COMMAND CAUSE OF ARREST Hrs, Mortlock & Martyr Under Orders From Elsewhere Yorlk, Bept, 10-~When Mra, mpbell Mortlock of 602 West et, was arraigned yesterday many adjournments before Maglstrate Vitale in West Slde Court N¢ Mary ( Wfter | on a charge of fortune telling, one of [ the mysteriea in the great Max Phil- lips Soft Collar Conspiracy was ex- plained, Max Phillips, who 1s a soft collar manufacturer, has charged that the arrest of Mrs. Mortlock at a time vhen he o parlors was pas® of a gigantic onspiracy to ruin nls reputation. | Other details of the alleged plot, ac- cording to Phillips, included plans to lure him aboard a yacht with three women and arrest him for violation of the Mann Act. The head of a New York detective agency and three women operatives were arrested as a | resuit of Phillip's charges and held to await action by the Menmouth, N. T, county grand jury, Mrs, Mortlock yesterday exploded Phillip's thtory that her arrest was | part of a plot against him by saying confidently she had been a willing 5k B orable settlement of her war dept to | B American than was awarded to Eng- | Jand, nor can her presume that the United States deht funding commission will accept any plan formulated at the recent Lon- don conference of Finance Minister Churchill Great Britain and M. Calllaux of France, s de made yesterday by Senator | Smoot of Utah, chairman of American debt funding commis- debt commission of Reed the FOR RESULTS Can You See Beyond | Next Saturday Night! Then Buy a Washing Machine— a Real One and save laundry bills, Be your husband's machine. But when you buy be sure that you get machine designed to give backaches and heartaches, companion — not his washing a sturdy a lifetime of service, Don’t Buy a Doll Size Machine unles vou purpose to wash doll clothes in it. It i is true that you can purchase an ingenious toy for less money, work. THE EASY sents proved value. We will demonstrate this machine at our expense. Phone WASHING vour clothes quickly, gently and will keep on washing them for years. hut toys never stand up under hard MACHINE will wash thoroughly and It repre- in vour home demonstration. for frec Barry & Bamforth 19 Main Street Phone 2501 was parked in her spiritual- | | Mrs, Regina Sopielec KYW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1925 martyr to arrest by direct order from the spirlt world, She had been warn- ed by the spirits, she sald, against Policowoman Miched, who arrested her; and she explained why she had dlsrogarded the warning, “Christ chose His Judas Iscariot and I chose mine," she declared, with a glance at Mrs, Michel, The pollcewoman testified she had gone at the request of Harry Hou- dinl, magiclan and exposer of fake mediums, to Mrs, Mortlock's home on August 11, with Miss Rose Mack- enberg, Mrs. Mortlock, she sald, took her into a rear room, held her hand, told her she would be marrled on September 25, go overseas, and would have a child, who would be- come 11l This information cost Mrs, Michel $5, she said, and she arrested Mrs. Mortlock. As they were golng out she sald she saw a man in another room who later proved to be Max Phillips and he protested it was not a crime to tell fortunes, Mrs. Michel sald she paid no heed to his pro- tests but took Mrs. police station Magistrate Vitale, without at tempting to get In touch with the spirit world, found Mrs, Mortlock guilty and remanded her for sen- tence Saturday. Phillips was not in court Suicide Is Verdict in Stamford Woman’s Death | Stamford, Conn,, Sept. 10 (P—A finding of suiclde of the death of of Waverly, Mortlock to the| | 86 votes, | N. Y, who dled here Tuesday night after taking & large quantity of polson was announced here yester- day and there will not be an in. quest, according to the police, Mrs, Boplelec who was 40 yars old came to this city a few days ago with Jo. seph Zeps, with whom she had been llving In Waverly since a separation from her husband five years ago. Last Saturday the man returned to Waverly leaving her with friends, Mr, and Mrs, George Horychun, 80 Liberty street, in front of which place she collapsed yesterday after- noon at 1 o'clock, Willimantic Democrats Nominate Republican Willimantie, Conn., Sept. 10 (F— James M, &mith, a republican se- lectman, was nominated for first se- lectman at the democratic town cau- cus here last night, Supported by the striking operatives of the Ameri- can Thread company, Mr. Smith re- celved 251 of the 423 votes cast, His opponent, R. A. Andrews, recelved David P. Ahern was nom- inated for second selectman, Callouses Quick, safe, sure relief from painful callouses on the feets At drug and shoe stores Scholl’s zmo-!!dds Putauon—lh: CHILD GATHES HEAD 1N FENCE Fire Department Has to Pry Loose Pickets to Release Her —_—— New York, Sept. 10.—Interested in something on the other side of the big iron picket fence at her home, Constance Bergquist, 4, of 317 Furman street, Brooklyn, de- spite the warning of a playmate, Doris Price, 5, stuck her head through the pickets last night. When her mother called her to supper Constance discovered she was caught fast and yelled for help. Half the neighborhood responded with grease and suggestions, but all fajled and the nelghborhood was |soon In turmofl, Reserves were sent from Butler |street police station to restore order. A half hour passed and Constance was still a prisoner. Finally, fire department rescue squad No. 2 ar- rived. As the spectators cheered, the firemen pried the pickets apart with crowbars and extricated the child unhurt. Constance forgot her experience quickly, for when last seen she was playing with her doll and asking her parents why so were in the yard. |golf and mother is at PARENTS, NOT CHILDREN, T0 BLAME, PASTOR SAYS Former Too Careless Washington Minister Claims in Speech Be- fore Temperance Board, Bt. Louls, Mo, Sept. 10 (A=—Erotic dances of youth are evolved by a bald-headed dancing master; erotic plays are written and produced by men of maturity and salacious nov- els are produced for youth and not by youth, declared Rev, Dr, Deots Pickett, Washington, D. C,, In de. fense of young people here last night. Dr. Pickett spoke at the temper- ance board anniversary celebration In connection with the opening of the S8t. Louls conference of the Methodist Episcopal church, “Young people have at thelr com. | mand greater wealth than the world | ever knew before, The young man | is limited only by the range of the | high powered automobile. The ra- | dio brings jass into his home. “Parents are more careless than | they used to be. Father Is playing |/ the parlor, having her hair wave | “Even in their mishehavion young peaple are more sinnad against than | sinning. They are being exploited | for profit or as a means of overturn- | many people |Ing the tradition and customs of the country. A small but determined ' | on the group, which sneers at religion, de« cency, mercy and justice, is trying to capture the youth of today. ' Free State Senatorial Elections, Sept, 17 Dublin, Sept. 10 P—One week from today will be the date for the senatorial elections in the Irish Free State, There are 19 vacancies and 76 candldates for the seats. The voting will be by proportional representa- tion with the single transferable vote., The constituency 1s the whola of the Free State, "I'he number of voters on the register ls 1,847,195, Every man or woman over the age of 40 Is entitled to vote. The repub. licans have decided (o boycott the elections whic aroused littls public inter It Is not expected that the poll will exceed 40 per cent of those entitled vote, Semee———————— 'Gas On Stomach Made Her Nervous any years Mrs, Cook had ga, &hort of breath. Finally she fool Adlerika and it did her a world of Ips any case gas on ¢ due to deep-s Becauso it 16 such an exe fnal cvacuant it is the «dy for constipation— s in one hour and never Drug Store, 487 Main I'o ed causes, cellent in very hest r it often wor! gripes strect ONE HALF ENTIRE TRACT Sold In TEN Days In Twenty Years RY! 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