:{Kiéuénsn 1870 ..
f/
.‘l
n
VENI
ENTINEL
ASSOCIATED l‘liliSfiggfilflVS mo in ALL PARTS on THE “'ORLD BY A svucmt. “'11th AND om mvx (nuglLAToR.
Qfl‘ins as Second Class
.Essibility That Some
merican Cardinal May
Be Elected as Pontiff
”mutton of ltapprochement Between the Church
and State Enters Into the Election—For the
l‘lll'r‘l Time in History Sisters of Mercy Will
Maude Over the Cardinals’ Kitchens.
A
tl'-\ Asoseiated
lunlx ol' the late
i-. .tvyrn lulltnlll the
H l'ot-i's the interest
EulHLft‘ and the Vatican
ti...i..\ to the t'let tluli
\ unlit-lave liliH lH'l'l‘
.l- ' In than“ lllt'
.l i.ippi(-eliiiieiit
tlu ltalian
tho election.
iiiilllliili HIV
in [i;ill\.
.lllll
.E» into
in
Ill
llI|
tluwl
.Lt‘l
i’t-lalii-iis
l
.lli
\lt'illltll\
" 6 ll l' t Illlt ll.ililt‘.~. tlf‘
lippriieln llll iii. In
the number of inter: each l‘aetion can
iiiiisler A tyvo—tliirils' minority is
neeessan lllt’ election.
’i'\\e'nt.\.nine cardinals. iieailul luv
t 'a rtlinal (iaspa l‘ri.
acting
to
the eamerliiigo. or
head of the church. are known
i‘:i\o. continuance ol' lenedict's
polii _\. which was nndeystvtd to tune
hm n directed toward a resumption of
“iii. the t.)lllllll:ll2 twenty
llie S'lt‘l‘l'tl (‘Olli-ge are
thought to lw iiist as strongly opposed,
iel iliuiis
members of
while nine arr “lélmslllt'll as neutral.
The attitude ol' the .\ineiit:in car.
dinals. tl‘t‘onn- ll. of lloston. and
lloiiulie.t\, ot i'iiilailr lpliia, is lili—
("outinucd on I‘age Eight)
'Tlltet'l‘d at the South Nurwalk Post.
Mail Matter.
lMPthlANl »
MAVEs AEEllAEl
iiiE sciAEs
“'ASHINGTON. Jan. (As—
sociated i’rc-sslé'l‘lii~ arms conference
rantinm-d to mark tune today on the
few issues now awaitini.r t'inal :‘ttle-
ment pending the outcome of Presi-
dent Harding‘s move to brim: tlic
Jaiauese and (‘hinese together in a
complete agreement the Siiuntung
question.
Although
novv have
DI]
the two
agreed on
volved the restoration
iner Geiman ham-hold
side of the troublesome railroad issue.
had announced that they would not
meet to consider the compromise pro-
;rroups. which
e\ery detail in—
Of the for-
to China out-
in
posal on that lleloi‘e tomorrow at thi‘
iai'liesl. ill‘ re new knovvn to be im-
(Avilillllllllt'tl on Page Sh)
i
ASKS ilAMiiEs ‘
of, $750 A
AAiE ilAiiEll
Alleglng the fraudulent use of her
name. Lucia Compitella. of this city.
through her attorneys. Tammany &
Connery. has brought suit in the
court of common, pleas against Luigi
Mola. Maria. Molaf and Lawrence An-
astasia. also known as Larry Nola.
for damages of $750.
In the xvrit. which is returnable to
the February term of the common
pleas court. the plaintiff claims that
a note was executtd by Larry Mola.
on December 20th. 1920. for 3600.
payable in three months at the South
Norwalk ’l'rust company. “'hlt‘ll note
was purposed to be endorsed by her.
it \\‘l\:l presentvd and discounted and
on March ‘Jtlth. 1921. when it was
(t‘ontiiiued on Page Six)
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. FRIDAY, JAN. 27, 1922 '
All0RNEY DAVIS.
HEADS BAR
Attorney lac'o Davis was elected
presidcnt of the Norwalk liar associa-
ot‘ the most successful
the association and was at—
li,\' twentyd‘iye memlwrs and
was one
lit-id by
tended
guests.
The full list of new othecrs follow:
l'resiiient- -.\tloriiiy Leo l‘uvls.
Vice i’i'eaiilent———Jiidi.:‘e .lolin Keogh.
Seei‘ctan- Attorney Louis (ltlltl~
Sl‘lllnit".
'l‘reasurei ”Attorney John (‘iiiii-o.
l~I\ecuti\e Committee» Judge H. M.
Lockwood. Attorney Jesse 'l“ lliinliai'
and Attorney li‘ieeinnn Light.
(Continued on Page Five)
ii: is Bandits in
I A.
a r
. . ‘ o ‘
i it live (ilelks and
i . ' .
l. -i .in (nstomer Into
.. l ". “ ’
\ .nio lake $30,000—
I} i . ‘ -
ai o ll 0 3 Is [.3101
. .
l. .‘lt‘tl and Bandits
t 'a-rerl
l.il .l.iil .‘7 l'l\e
lllllit'l llli l“ll‘~l N...
V: ll\'tlll a Milillil» ot'
ix :illll $301”!!! in
Eltv r lvlllll-LI llarolii
l Aislziii. uho illltl ti-
\llli'lliill
- llllll in :in :iiitoiiiollilr.
.i..i.i..l on the north
vt\ hl Iii\ ilfi'ltt'll\e.\‘ on
l‘. at. lit» (it' lllt' i‘iilllii l'\
l.i4lll.ll pistol battle. tilt"
illlt‘ll tlleii tar (tiltl soiiL'iil
i house (in l‘innsyhanii
~i i'ir from the Volt \Vavni
"-- l't'lills\l\:llllll railroad.
mm surrounded. but the
Hcorge Mchmlless.
Sufi-iv. thrtw .t
around that illlllt
\\itli instruction-4 to
.‘Iiivl :ll
vm thtl.
of Public
police
”I" citv'
>l l I It
All
Enl‘
All it
\b
1.0!
it‘iltt'llillt’tl on l'age Four)
iii/till AMERICAN
illil‘. Jan. 37.7 7Memln-rs
‘H lli‘llt Chamber of Com-
l polled in a ret‘eren»
nl out January l'.’. on
\alualion" feature (if
hill. noted at a
l in favor of this
.illlltillil("‘(l today As
luillney plan. the plan of
. 'En-E.vllIH-lllS. and the 50-
min ill" plan. the last
'Ixtll‘ttl by 21:3 votes for
l‘uivlney plan. and 6 for
amendments The
.in piovides t'or "peg-
un American valua-
‘ thrn have a commis-
.is« of duty whenever
in e‘x‘chanzr- or
making (images
i
l ' t .
‘i‘ All
taint
' :w to
ill]
i'iirlis
on the
A incl‘i -
\oto \\'ilh
-.iit stioli
l.i\..r an
the
~.\
iiillilfiETHER
EAAEE AT AEilA
;~.il'l\ “as hold at
v'vw 1.5 (’lllli (in \Vtill
. sl-v the auspiccs
w; “hunt P.” mem-
-.- oi" all sorts and
1 anti dancing:r
i s s (llJKl'F'r pro-
ninners being:—
'.o
' Miss Mabel
“Atturine Knorr.
lint-(Linn.
luv” .it the club
“fill"“F of the Ku—
‘-lv rriman. {it‘f'Sl-
\.ll‘-litine ‘arty
‘i’ :- wlzn e\ (whine.
;- ml.» is are wet—
lla i’tt'ord
l iremen Are Hurt
Thr..,.
lfiSt
five-
Mziin Htrflt.
The loss Viral?
ll: lire started
store in the
:i' its way to ”To
1 a ,.F hrought under
A i cuflcred a frat-
was overcome by
v'. “as cut by falling
inzlirul
firs
1'.
it. It
' L'
1"
J
"vi. i
,r
J
v
VALUATIIIN Bill.
Pittsburgh Kill
..-.istant Cashier and Rob Bank
lAiE ENAAEASE lN
‘Reports from Census Bureau
Marriage Tangles Than
Ever Before
\\'.\.\‘lll.\ti'l'i|.‘f .l.tll _‘T. tl'-\ Assor
mite-l l're5~:~ l 'l'hi i-iopoition m
mariievl no It in the total innle popula-
litill in: l':l\‘l"l linni 53A in .31": [tel
"l'lll in the ten \(HtlH pi‘iineililiu the
l"'.'“ it ll*‘l\ :iei Illillll: ll) :1 ('llilillll.l~
lltlil nl inaiitai Hatistus r .lh- public
trnla\ hi tlu census inuiiau. 'l'lie bur.
van helimed. that this was
more indicath e of u ( hang":
in the age composition of the popula—
lioueu r.
probably
lion ~:iii increase in the perei lllilL‘t' of
males hetvwen l'» and -3 nuts, till"
to in: least-«l iiiiiiiiglation A than a
L'l‘ti“lllt.: piopeiixit)‘ to matrimony.
Ht lh: total mall population oi .33.—
Zititl,41’.l :llHi\|‘ the l?» yl-ai (lussdit'a‘
tion. the census llLlel‘O'h‘ shower] '_’l.A
Milkrtlti married. l7.lT“..Il'|~ widowed;
anvi :3‘.3.'_'\1 nli\oree4i the latter liL'llrc
Continued on Page Eight)
BATTERY 8 [HS
NEW FRENCH lillN
—_
lattery L‘. 192nd Artillery. has to—
day received a French 155 m. in. gun
which has iwen issued to them. the
gun arriving in the local freight yards
)tsterday.
This morning it is being
and will be taken to the Armory
time for drill this evening.
Preparations are being made for
the inspection of the personclle and
material of the llattery by the Feder-
al ofiicerzi on Monday. January 30th.
Col. Payne and l.leut.-Col. Mogen-
son. of New London, will attend the
inspection which will be similar to
that given the Combat Train on
Thursday thc 19th. '
Captain Anson Kecler. and Liluts
Sill‘rVVOOd and Brotherton went to
New London yesterday. and BUCF’CSS-
fully passed the Federal examinations
for Federal recognition.
The gun has lHen promisul to the
unloaded
in
battery for some months and has
been "on its way" ever Since.
. NEW RECRRRS
\VASHINGTON. Jan. 27 7—Snowi‘all.
which marked new ”cords. \vo re re-
ported today from several southern
states. The weather bureau predicted
moic snow in sixteen states in the cast
and in the south donn tn the North-
ern Alabama—Mississippi line.
Virginia reported the heaviest full
in many years. At Danville twelve
inches was recorded. Street car serx—
ice in Lynchburg was badly crippled
and Richmond reported a steady {all
this morning.
In Georgia the visitation
mostly of slept with tiamttve confined
largely to interference with communi—
c‘a‘Tion. Savannah was nrnctic‘all} iso-
lated from contiguous territory until
last night.
Florida faces ”freezing temper..—
tures” if the weather clears in the
northern section. the weater bureau
said today. and snow probably will {all
tonight and Saturday in Southern New
England. New York. the Middle A:—
lantic States. North and South Caro-
lina and in the eastern sections of
Tennessee and Kentucky. .
The lowest temperature reported to
the Bureau was :2 degrees below zero
consisted
at Kannada. . Vt; ‘
DlVflREE SHOWN
Prove 20 Per Cent More
Mrs. ding. w
of the White House in the uniform
Scouts of America. This is the {i
ticial garb. '
MRS. HARDING AS HEAD OF GIRL SCOUTS.
lie of the Prcildent. photographed on the portion
A
SPANTsli “Willi” ‘
VETERANS STATE
Ntlt‘\\.‘ilk is to he represented in the
Spanish \Vai \t't'il‘l'ltllh' state bowling
league which has been Liganizeil by
John J .(‘onnora ol’ ltoeluille 'l’heie
.‘itt. “then other eiti-s in the league.
The state has bun di\iiimi into live
htt‘lltnlh \\itli tour teams in the liml
hist'iloll and three in each of the other.
I"iillt)\\'lllj.'. are the divisions: l {Ork-
\il‘t. South Manchester New llrltalii,
and llarit‘oid; Motion 2, Meriden.
.‘uwv Hail-n, llrnnlorii: section 3. \K'a-
’l‘orringtun, “'insted; section
Noinall. and Staiiit‘oi'd;
Lonvion. Norun-h and
teibiiry,
4.
>- 1 Hull
iii nix: purl.
.\i u
:i.
(Continued on l'age Six)
ASKS iEiEwEA
’ Hill AMERICAN ,
Eiiiiiliiiiil
Frank H. Lee.
llanbury, tiled a
hat manufacturer oi
petition in HUDEI'AOI
i‘ourt. today. asking for the appoint-
ment at u rec'lrei‘ for the American
Hat Company 0 [this city. to wind up
its altttirs. 'l‘lic apbllcatiun relates
that the corporation is involu-d in
certain matters ol controversy result—
Commauder-iu—Chiet of the Girl
ture showing her in the of-
of
rst pic
llR. iiiiil AEAuiEs
EAEEEEE SLABlii-IRS
Warns Students Sniffing at
Vice to Clean Up and Con-
demns Too Much Sport—
Points Lesson in Changes
in Public’s Attitude
Toward Wilson in Talk at
Yale
Nl-JW’ HAVEN.
ds-rgraduates Wor
:7.——Yalc un-
today to
Jan.
l striving
recover their poise which was upset
quite a bit during the course of an
address which the Rev. Dr. Albert
l‘arker l-‘itch. professor of history of
r4 IiL'ion at Amherst College. delivered
in llattell Chapel and during the
eoursr of which lir. lv‘ltcl‘l‘ asserted.
much to the surprise of his audience.
that "the average undergraduate is
nothin: mort (‘l’l‘l-‘S than avery
complicated ass."
"You men who shift at vice." Dr.
Pitch told the Yale men. "go out and
(-ltan thingn up. and be clean your-
selves. The prime need of the pres-
(Continued on Page Sine)
Dry Laws Put Premium
on Babies for Adoption
CHICAGO. Jan. Iii—There is Such
a scarcity of babies that the Child
l\\'clfare League of America for the
first time is unable to meet the de—
lmand for babies to be adopted, C. C.
r New York. director of the
'organization. said last night.
“If you want a baby for adoption
‘zet one now. for soon you won't be
able to." said Mr. Cal‘stens. “There
are fewer babies being born in the
better class homes because of the in-
dependent attitude of modern women.
After a girl has been married a white,
howevei. she turns to adoption as the
easiest way out. but finds that pro—
hibition has so decreased the number
of dependent babies by improving
condition: in tile lowerciaa hornet.
i
.Carstcns o
1.
133‘.
fiatthredemaad.‘ {arexeeeda ) than»;
FIRST METHillllSl-
PARSRNAliE Rlllililiil
'l'liimes. who pried loosr- thi- rear
door from the frame of the building.
broke into the home 0! Rev. and Mrs.
John J. Snavely. ‘25: W'est avenue, Sec-
ond district last evening and stole a
quantity of table “are and some jew-
airy.
The theft was discovered “lion
and Mrs. Snayely returned from
servicvs at the South Norwalk M.
church of which he is pastor.
A half dozen pearl handled fruit
knives. a half dozen silver spoons and
a half dozen silver orange spoons
were takcn. together with a tie pin
with blue and purple stones; 1: brooch
set with two small diamonds; two
’L’Uld rings set with Opals and a ladies
'leather purse containing some small
change, The total amount of the loss
is less than 85". according to Mr.
Snavely in speaking to a Sentinel re—
porter this morning.
AANAVAAAEES
‘ li.il.P.3HR;lNlithi
\K'ASHINGTON. Jan. 37.‘Jert«miah
Donoaanfiol’ Norwulk. onevtlmc- irzcm-
b‘r’!’ of congress for the Fourth dis-
trict. got lonesome for his old haunts
this week. dropped into Washington.
out up at the Iiriscolt hotel. and
started looking up his old friends
around the capitol.
Patrick Haltigan. reading clerk of
Mr.
the
1:2,
(Continued on Page Sin.)
Curtis Publishing
a boiler explosiom'arly today. miffie
Company Fire Loss _
DETROIT. Jan. 27.———Fire caused by
in: in litigation which is unsung the
assets or the corporation.
Mr. Lee in one of the biggest stock-
holders in the company. which was
founded some time ago by the late
Henry I’ollak. who died about a year
ago.
Irwin l‘olluk. executor of the estate
of Henry l’ollak. is one oi the inter—
cstld parties in the rcquest for the
appointment of a receiver. it was said,
but could not be located by a reporter
tod-Ev. l’ollak is a nephew of Henry
I‘L‘llak.
.. nieavors to locate Mr. Lee today
were l’ruitliss. and the American Hut
company here also failed to respond
to calls made today by telephone.
flttorncy Martin J. Cunningham. of
Danbury, represents Mr. Ln- iii the
matter. ..
insulin iiiuiii
_____———
At the Norwalk Congregational
church lard night. tin-re in». an un—
usual enltitamment a: a pail of thv
regular 'l‘liurhxlay night program. The
entertainment cons sin] of the pro.
senmtion 0! an old lashionwl district
school in regular session in Cranberry
with the Vfl'lUUh’ charac‘ieis takrn by
mt mbers of the congregation.
The entertainment v.35 in the nature
of a farce and was the most humorous
sketch presented in Norwull: in many
months. More than “verity—tire per—
sons took part in the entertaimnent.
The. program was dixidcd into three
parts. in the first part. the scene of
the- School committee engaging a new
“other was taken oft". The second
pail shown) the school in tut! opera-
(Continued on Page Fix”)
MllllSli llllllili HAS
The fourth annual roll call or South
was held last evening a,
Curtis Publishing company build ..
4
ASSlllllAllllN
tlon ‘t'ollowini: the annual banquet of
that organization held at the Royal
James hotel last. night. The banquet.
(’Vt‘l‘ .
AAEAEEAEEEAEAE
IS PRESENTER
ANNUAL Rllll BALL
Norwaik Lodge. No, 529. L. o. 0.11-.
tarot number,
Inert-using (‘londincam Silo“
Made by F
Eighth Arrest in Rum
Ring Round Up in State
16 PAGES
manna cami
w
ederal Agents
$10,000 Bond.
Prohibition Sleuths Masquerade as Bootleggers
to Catch Illicit 100 Barrel Shipment—William
O’Brien, of Stamford, a Widely Known For-
mer. Liquor Wholesaler, Detained Under
llltllltllfil‘hlt'l‘, .Ian. ‘17 *Set-king
to smash what was described no one
of the moat daring and influential
bootlcg‘ging rings in thc East. that
had flooded (‘onnt‘etieuL New York
and Massachumvtts “Hit a riier of
Hell liquor worth substantial l'nl'»
tune. l-‘ederal agents of the famous
"thin: Squadron" "Hiwillt‘l‘uill'tl
outcast l'llltl—Y‘llllllt‘lH and \vaii'h
the unsuspecting rill; llil'lllllt'l'h‘
an lll(‘till(\l—illlt‘l‘llllhllll: trap that
.l:vnilar\ to. last lll
l-rlztiri- ol ltltl lli—iri-els
iii ill!“ l'i-o-‘iulll vai'ilrt
til lli'iilgi-[ini‘l ltt't'lll'tllllL’
sensational alltzatiolis
I'oi- lhi l‘iist tinn-
\ln|\e I‘Ziglli .‘rn-xt
iiien han-
\\’ltll tin
'l'iie nlulilii.
“as lllltllt
I (i'lliien
known throughout
t'oi’liivr liquor
(l
as
|i~tl
Into
eul-
[lie
iii'
in
initiated. on
spectacular
grain alcohol
'lltv
to
\esli i‘iliiy
t-lm‘t end
illSi‘liiM il
In-i li
lawful.
liiit
All‘i'ililv lll"
tested in connection
l_\ prepare-l
llie
\\l|l'|l
:iiiil
sowell
(‘iiN'Z
lust, iti'l‘t‘fil \rrtel'r
\Vllllli'n
“‘1 ll
Iliit
ll.’t\ :mliulii
Rel-per.
the stale as a “hole
salei‘ \".l§ taken into li‘llt'riil custody.
He \lnrw arraigned yesterday atternuon
hetorv l'nitcd Slates t‘onimissionor
Hugh J. Laverv
8I0.000 Hail.
Like the other accused (i‘llrien war
charged with (-oiisplrmw ill: hail
“as posit-ll by (‘iiaries llerg'i-r pro-
prietor o" the Alpine hotel on Hold
street. Others held in the case and
\\ iii) \\'lll be given :1 (Hill on Feb 6, in—
i‘llltlI Michael lit-loin r\, .'t . ot [lull-
liur\: l“lt‘ll 1.. Kirk. "L’4ill Am the
l“lt-lselill|lill Alcohol company iii
l‘xrlilui-poi t; l‘ldvvar-i lien Hillb‘ a whole"
Fiill' grocer, tl'i' Hewitt strut. ltii-iolph
lartlioiointw and lii"\.\l»iu .‘tlnxxoni,
of NH». \Utiv \K’illiiiin .l l'l’l‘llll. iail<
lillitl (it‘ll't‘ll\l‘, ailiil .liilllt l{t.illlet l‘ull‘
i. all i-inpline.
Papers lili'vl Ill tl.i oltni o! ilil‘
i Illltli Slzllt'fi1‘Ulllllllv‘mHllili'E .‘llll\\ that.
.l H Rifles: and .l .l iliirl':tn- .iKtn‘s
“ho lune .l loving «onion-lo. and
lulu Illf‘lllll'lltlllh (Illl‘. liohl ll: \Ilitflll‘
(Continued on l'agc lZing
iiiilili’lllli -
BEAR NA MARK
i,
Science Today Able to Pro-
vent Smallpox “Fitting,"
Dr. Coon of Bridgeport
Declares
lilill)iil':l‘(ll‘.'l‘, Jail _’7 Although
iiiiilm-port at tin piisent tin]. has)
Home of the most \iiu‘t in Sillaillilu
cubes imaginable it IS the opinion ol’
llr \‘i'iliiaiii Hall Soon, health otiieer,
that the majority or liw path “its" under
treatment at the (‘ll'. isolation hoopl-
tai will leave the hospital If! e lroin
niihifl‘litly nears This is due to iris»
proved methods or iii-:itincilt illrl‘u\—
0 red dining: the past decade.
:3 impressing upon patients llil‘
fact that tho)" must refrain trom
scratching the sores on their faces.
and by amino; Fpecial skin treatment
while the patient is in the hospital
it has been found possible to dry up
tlic unsightly sores Without leaving
deep prir-l<~iii:irk$ as was formerly the
case.
“Thc- majority of the patients at
the isolation hospital will. I beliiw.
leave the hospital with a few it. any
evidences that they have been through
a siege of small-pox.“ said Dr. (‘oon
today.
______—————
FllllMEli TEilEll
HAliTl-‘(llllh Jan. file—Augustus
Schumaclwr. former teller of thc
Phoenix National Bank. whom Judge
Edwin S. Thomas, seine wed to Atlan-
ta Penitentiary on :tay 30. 1920. for
stealing from thi- bank. has been pa—
rolcd. Acquaintances Haw hiii’i beige
yesterday. The scntt no was for a.
maximum of three years. two years
and two clays ll"i!l;,’ t'or .‘ulsdtffif- ‘-
tliree )lal‘b tor (mbczzlement, the
terms to run concurrently.
The allegation was that Scliumacher
took 533.945 of tin .nnk‘s money
\Vl‘cn in court he pleaded guilty to
four cl argeA-r in the complaint. United
{-‘mhs i'iisti-iet Attorney Smith asked
for a seven sentence, \\ liile the man’s
"Ulll’lSll. It. It. Fri—(«man asked for
leniumy that Schumm-iu r might havr
a chance to come bar-k into society,
There was ncier an s xplanalion from
Schumzmi'er as to how the money 0);»
aim-d v. rancfuli; used.
Medical fieedom
League Mass Meet
fr, 1'
.7. ,.
”in
Airangvmcnts have bun made
Hie mass meeting to be raid on Fur.-
day at'ternoon at lied Men's lia‘I.
W’ashington street, under the auspices
of the Norwalk Branch of the Medic.
..u
c
Freedom League. Dr. Simon Louis
Isa." tzoff. of ’nridoeport. and Rex.
Charles H. Reimcrs are to be the
principal speakers.
Miss Sarah E. Randi-cu, daughter of
Major; [Thomas Baudren of ’Bridgeport
will also be onepfthe when. 25155
I8 PARllllill'
Kern Says He Sees A German
Plot in the Bosch Magneto Case
'Declares That the Sale “'33
Open and the Price Not
Very Low—Custodian Mil-
ler Says He Will Produce
Every Document Hearing
on the Case
l'Alil ' Jan 27 "'i‘l ~ \Ahnl: pro-
tl‘llll.L' with i‘clerence to ill? sale (if
the l‘ms ll Magneto (‘oniivain tr» ”tr is
onl\ tlu continuation ot a piopawhnrlu.
campaign that has bl‘t‘ll « arried on toi—
th- l...~t mo yew: in :Ill to ‘1.
the company bark into Yllf" (outrol of
i'lilill
tho- (hinians and (h‘l’lliitli-Al’flt‘l‘l('alls
ulio hill! the Hoek solvly ;.~ liltilh of
liillivil llum'll.
','\'et onlv lune l rtttl‘i‘l innate
iioin tin amnts ol the m pioivll that.
tlu iilattn-i would ‘)1' brought up In
(Ewart->5 with the do "lull-l that the
ioiiiymin be restored vo them hut thcy
have :alFu threatened to attach mo p! r-
anti-lily So far tlwy have not ulaicd
to do an. and i am rcadv lm them at;
any time they want to start "
In thesi- words Martin 1‘: Kern. who
purchaw-rl the Bosch Magnivto Com«
|lLi'l_\‘ alter it was svized by tho- Alien
Property (‘ustodiaih «explained hits no-
Elliot] this afternoon to the represen—
tatlve .f The New York Herald, He
added that he had authorized his law»
yers. lioot 61; Buckner. by cable. to
bring mitt tor heavy damages against
any person or person: who besmiriched
either his ruputution or the reputation
of tile American Bosch Magneto ('om-
pour; in the newspapers.
Mr KI rn said that the first intima-
lion ho had that his opponents intend-
ed to talac adyautaec of his absence
in i-Iurope to reopen their light came.
to him the night before his departure.
when he was informed than thr Anon
neyi‘unicral had asked the Bosch
company officials to produce the com-
pany records relating to certain con-
tracts for aviation sunning.
“The sale of the Bosh company to
me alter it had been seized by the
Government." will Mr. Kern. "was ah-
solutrly legabas it was held openly
and then were several bidders."
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AAAE‘S’ATAE‘AEEE A8
“Sillll MATE” Sinus
Thought It Joke, Says Mrs.
Kr a u 8 When Sweeney
Strangled in Belt
'HHAI’IELI’HIA. Jan. in lllr
.~< .zv .. 0! ill: mom-an viii-Jul he. cati—
"rllilirlliblk'" and for whom he de-
N (ted his wtt‘r and two small children
Leo Sweeney 2;. young
ycsunday com—
hangilig in his
Street and Lon»
,1.
l‘i.‘
l
l
1.1
f. i 'z 2‘ ago.
a a rd» no r.
by
7.3! h
an ,Sa. L- pt“
optic-vi suit-idi-
apartzx't tilts
caste: BY‘EDU‘L
Mfr: May Xmas. rm- alicged alfinv
ity. to}: the police he thought
F“"”"!ipfi was joking when he tools on‘
:witt fastened it to outpost. in
sorted his head in a' noose he had
lormed and thou Jumped from the
foot 03 the bed.
"3k— oftei‘. jukod about Goat}; saith
me.” said Mrs. Kraua “iii: used to
fix» to see me frightened. i thought.
than he took on his belt and fastcncat
bad he was trying to {right-
' ‘ earl ' ,e was
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