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New Britain herald., 1919-12-20
5 Taken From Hartford Jail to
 Pier in New York
STEAMER WILL SAIL TONIGHT
Entire Delegation of Anarchists HantfCliffed to Chains and Guarded By Score of Officers As They Are Taken to Train

Hartford, Dec. 20.-Handcuffed to chains, 53 alleged radicals were talk en from this city to New York on the 12:35 train today by federal agents for deportation. They had been con- fined at the Hartford county Jail for some weeks following their arrest in various parts of the state and exam ination here.
 Gang is We'll Guarded.
 At the Jail to superintend the trans fer were Special Agent William P. Hagen and six agents of the depart ment of justice:; Superintendent Thomas Egan of the state police and six state policemen, several federal inspectors and a score or more of de- tectives, patrolmen and plain clothes men from the Hartford police.
 Three trucks carried the prisoners from the jail to the railway station The Reds were handcuffed in groups to lengths of chain. Officers were posted at strategic points about the jail ard on the streets in the vicinity and curiosity seeking onlookers were barred.
 Crowds Hoot and Jeer There were hoot1ng crowds along the streets to the railway station and at Church and Union streets where the prisoners were loaded aboard special coach the police had hard work to keep the throng back. Off, cers were posted all about at each end of the coach and in the middle of the tracks to prevent any effort by friends to liberate the prison erS.
 Vixen the last 'ARed'' had forced his way into the already crowded coach, q switching engine pulled the car to the main line, where 1t was coupled to the 12:35 express sa
 Upon arrival in New York. said MT. Hagen. the party was to be met by officers of the immigration depart ment and escorted to Ellis Island. A steamer carrying other Reds ia scheduled to sail tonight, it was said
 43 Left in Hartford.
 three radicals remain at the Hartford jail. Advices from Washing ton were received Friday morning or- dering the immediate transportation of 53 to New York preparatory to de- portation. Special Agent IIuzen said today the cases of those remaining will be dispoSeG of later
New Britain herald., 1919-12-20
LEAVES BIG ESTATE
General Watson, Bridgeport and New
 York Millionaire, Wills His Entire Holdings to Wife and Two Children.

Bridgeport, Dec. 30.~-By the will, filed today, of General Thomas l.. Watson, New York and Bridgeport, banker and broker, he leaves his en- tire estate to his wife and two chill dren. It is estimated that the esti- mate will be between one and two million dollars. Bridgeport property Is valued at about $s00.000, while his New York banking and brokerage business. together with his seat on the stock exchange, will total we'll over $50O,0o0 moro.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-20
ACCUSED MURDERER FREED
Man Held Since December on
 Charge of Killing Bridgeport Citizen, Not Implicated, Authorities Learn-

Bridgeport, Dec. 20.---Leonard Ga briello, of 21 Reilly street, who has been held here since December 9, in connection with the murder of Harry RossiKnal, was released from custody today. Ga briello was at first believed to be responsible for tho killing, but the police have been unable to Se- cure evidence on which the man could be held. Technical charges Of breach of the peace were nolled by the city court. ....
New Britain herald., 1919-12-20
FACTORY XMAS BONUS
A International Silver Co. Docs Not Forget tn Give Employees Presents Judd Go. As Well.

Wallingford, Dec. 20. - Yearly bonuses as Christmas gifts were an nounced today at the factories of the International Silver Co, here Those ; who have worked three years con- tnuously will have 75 per cent of a weeks wage; those employed two years, 50 per cent and the one year employees 25 per cent. At the Fl, J.. Judd Co.,, employees will have a full weeks wage additional. They had s5 for a turkey at Thanksgiving.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-20
Robbers and Gunmen Held
 Tn S2,50O Bonds For Trial

New London. Dec. 2o.--Georse Potter and Anthony Cabral, who nt- tempted to hold up a New Haven railroad train near Saybrool1 last sunday morning, and James Potter, alleged gunman. who figured in sev- i. eral local holdups, were bound over to the superior court today on a charge of robbery and bonds were fixed nt $2.50o in each case.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-20
CHILD KILLED, DRIVER HE|
Bridgeport Boy, Aged 9, Run Dc1 By Automobile Truck in First Sl ing Casualty of Season.

Bridgeport, Dec. 20.-Steve Czor aged 9, was almost\ instantly Xii when run down by Q motor coal tlt owned by the Bridgeport HydraI Co, shortly before noon today, front wheel of the vehicle crushed
 boys head. Czopek was coasting , could not stop his sled in thne
 avoid being struck. George NoI the driver, was placed under s1, bond to await the coroner's Ind
New Britain herald., 1919-12-20
CaIrlcSSnesS the Cause.

Montreal, Dec. 20.--H'ifteen per sons were killed and 35 injured in the collision between freight train and special passenger train near Onawa, Me, this morning, according to an of f1cial statement issued by the Canadian Pacific Railway Co. at II a. m. The dead include four mem bels of the train crews. .z na-a J
 The statem ent says: ,, t,.t... .,., ,
 The collision appears to have been due to men on the freight train over looking their orders in connection with the Empress steerage passenger special"
New Britain herald., 1919-12-20
American seamen Burncd.

The Hague, Dec 1s.--The bodies of Chief Engineer Weston and three < sailors of the Liberty Glo, an Ameri- can vessel which struck a mine in the North Sea who perished in small boats after their vessel had sunk, have been buried on the Isle of Juist. The sailors were identified as Jesus Gonzales wa ter tender; Hans Gussland, seaman, and Chow Vow, a Chinese cook.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-20
to YEARS MARRHED.

Rev. and Mrs. Lyman S. Johnsol 37 south High street will obse1ee
 soth anniversary of thGil n,prrioGe morrow. No observance of the e, iS planned by the couple. Mrs. 10 son is confined to her bed by illna
New Britain herald., 1919-12-20
.l5 DIE AS EXPRESS
 AND FREIGHT CRASH Victims Of Canadian Wreck Were
 Immigrants Just Landed TRAGEDY AT 0NAWA, ME.
Cause of Accident Said to Have Been CarclcSSncSS on Part of Freight Crew to Observe OrdcrS-Many People Burned.

Onawa, Me, Dec. 2O.-Fifteen persons were killed or burned to death and amny sustained burns and in juries today when q freight train collided with special train from St. John, N. R., loaded with steerage pas sengers from the steamship Empress of France. on the Canadian Pacific railway near here.
 The freight train telescoped the en- zine and forward cars of the passen- ger train and the wreckage was burn ed. Tho engineers of both trains were among the killed.
 35 Are Badly Hurt.
 The bodies of II persons were re- moved from the wreckage and laid in a row on the snow-covered embank- ment awaiting Identification. ,,'
 The passengers who were burned or injured are known to number 35 They were taken to q hospital at Brownville Junction by 0 special train which was sent with doctors and nurses from that point.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-20
Proceeding to New York.

Panama, Doc. 29.---The steamship Advance, which went aground off Aux Caves, Haiti, on December 14, and which was in danger of total loss was floated at noon today, according to advices received here, and will pro- ceed to New York
New Britain herald., 1919-12-20
ASKS PROBATION
 ON ALL FOREIGNERS Representative Johnson for Ex-
 pulsion of "RedS' WOULD SHIP ALIEN 1. ". WIS Washington Congressman Introduces
Washington Congressman Introduces Bill Allowing Immigrants to Enter Trial Only.

Washington, Dec. 20.-Urging pas- sage of bill to deport alien members of the I. w. w. and organizations advocating overthrow of the govern ment, Representative Johnson, re- publican, Washington, chairman of the house immigration committee to- day declared in the home that all foreigners coming to the United States fin the future must come only on probation" His statement indi- cated that later an effort would be made to pass legislation for the pro- bationary entry of foreigners.
 The citizens of the United States are through with being told by alien revolutionists, communists and an- archists, who are within our borders by our courtesy and by our grace, how to run our government" de- clared MT. Johnson. Free press in the United States is ours not theirs: free speech Is ours not theirs; and they have gone just as far as we can let them go toward running our most precious rights. They have been guests in our house. They have
  are welcome no longer and they must go. And those come from foreign shores in the future must come only on probation" s
 Enlnrgcs Deportation Causes.
 Explaining the bill, Mir. Johnson said that it enlarges the deportation causes to include aliens who print circulate, edit, display or distribute vicious literature. who are members of organizations that issue revolution ary publications or those who finan- cially aid such propaganda. He pre- dicted that a bill penalizing American born persons who commit similar acts would soon be presented to the house by its Judiciary committee.
 Tn this connection, MT. Johnson displayed to the house & variety of revolutionary publications including some printed so as to appear as hay ing been blood soaked, He also ex- hibited a number of letters, appealing for release of I. w. WIS and anar- chists ordered deported during the last two years, but who are still in this country
 Still Working.
 one Scotch l. w. w." he said, twas conveyed from Seattle to New York last spring with the 54 radi- calls ordered deported. The Scotch man was promptly released in New York and was back in Seattle al- most as soon as the guards who brought him east He still is out there infiaming, flaming and organizing the I. w. w. revolution"
 The shooting of four members of the American Legion at Centralia, Wash, on armistice day. MT. John- son charged. was a. 'tconspiracy'' among the l. w. WIS who under the pending bill would quickly have been on their way overseas" In this case, he asserted the I. w. WIS are trying to raise "a million dollar de- fenso fund"
New Britain herald., 1919-12-20
RIOTS IN EGYPT

London, Dec. 20.--Serious rioting occurred at Alexandria, Egypt, on Sunday, one Egyptian policeman being killed, according to belated ca bles from Cairo.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-20
stoo,oOO FIRE IN HOTEL
Cottage Hotel ct Bennington, Vt., De- stroyed-Blazc Started in Garage No Lives Lost.

Bennington, Vt, Dec. 20.--The Cot tage hotel, the Bennington Garage and laundry plant of J. H. Powers were de- stroyed by fire early today. The loss was estimated at $100,0Oo The cause of the fire, which started in the garage has not been determined.
 The flames appeared soon after midnight and in short time had over-run the garage and 19 automo- piles stored theer. It swept across Main street to the hotel. the guests of which had ample warning.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-27

else he's found somebody ese over
there IN France and forgotten all
about Katie. The poor thing What,
that"
"You Foolish Child"
She had heard what had. a chuk
ing. gasplng sound outside the door
! knew IN an instant Nhat had hap
pencd katie's mos, rcprehen,iblc
fault is that Of listening TO converse.
tionS not intended iof her have
tried IN vain 10 break her Of it This
time her punishment had come quickly,
rclcn,lessly
Please, mother" / said firmly as
she rose and start toward the door
Let me attend 10 this
For a wonder she obcyeI me, and
passed quickly omt of the door. closed
It after me and took into my arms the
ireniied, hy,tcrioal girl, who vas
catching at her throat and sobbng
horribly
u tear her Old eyes out" she gasped
she couldn't scream something ior
which ! vas profoundly grateful
didn't wish to add Mother Graham
anger 10 the present problem. "My
Jctm he have no oder ,omlns May.
be he dead bat he have no oder yom
ans An
The scream tore from her throat
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-27
Clear, Peachy Skin
Awaits Anyone Who
Drinks Hot Water
Says an Inslds bath, before break.
fast helps W look and feel
clean, sweet, frssh.

Sparkling and viyaeious
bright, aler--a good. clear skin and
a natural. rosy. healthy complexion
arc assured only by pure blood. II
only every man and woman could be
indueed to adopt the morning inside
bath. what gratifying change would
take place. Instead OF the thowands
NJ sickly. anaemic looking men, So-
men and girls, with pasty or muddy
complexscds; instead Of the r,ul,i-
tudeS OF nerve wrecks "rundowns,"
'briin fags and pessimisb We should
see : virile, optimistic throng Of rosy
checked peopleseverywhere.
An inside bath is had BY drinking
each morning. before breakfast. 4
glass of real hot water with 4 tea
spoonful otlimestone phosphate in il
to wash iron the stomach, liver, kid
neys and ten yards OF bowels the pre-
vious days 'indigestible waste. sour
lamentations and poisons. before
putting more food into the stoma h.
Those subject 10 sick headache, bill.
iousndss, nasty breath, rheumatism,
eSlds; and particularly those who
have . palIid, sallow complexion and
Who are eonstipated very often, are
urged to obtain . quarter pound Of
limestone phosphate at the drug store
which will cost but q trifle, but 10 sui.
ficient to demonstrate the quick and
remarkable change In both health and
appearance, awaiting those who prae-
tice internal sanitation. (Adv.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-27

a recent canvas by . phsmsesvae
tal journal has disclosed the fact mt
the number Of women pharmacists In
the United States has more than
doubled within the past five years, :
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-27
LEAGUE NAY Be
OPEN TO MEXICO
Amendment Proposed Would
Open the Way,

! PARIS March u. A proposal
which seeks 10 settle the condition,
required for admission 10 the league
OF nations has been presented TO the
peace conference II says that coun.
tries which wish TO become member,
Of the league must prove that they
"cnsure TO all citizens. as well as all
foreigners resident IN their terrific.
fies. full religious freedom, protee-
ton to person and property, liberty
OF the press and the free exercise OF
such rights Of suffrage as may be
guaranteed BY their constitutions, Gus
toms or legislative cnactTen,s'
The proposal would apply not only
10 enemy countries but TO nations like
Russia, Mexico and Costa Rico, the
last two Of which were not invited to
participate in the meeting Of neutfals
with representatives Of &he belligcr.
ent nations TO discuss he league OF
nations
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-27
Military Service
Bill Is Amended

LONDON. Wednesday March n -
The military service rs bin passed
through the report stage without
amendment IN the house oi commons
today The proposal 10 limit the op-
Grafton Of the bin 10 Dc. II. 1919,
instead OF April " 1870, was rejected
by a vote OF W. to 70. and another
amendmen, excluding liability to ,ety.
my IN Russia from he scope Of the
bin was voted down, III 10 -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-27
DON'T 0YERDO
OR '0VR-EAT
But II You Do, a Few Doses Of
Black. Draught May Prevent
Serious Trouble.

Nowata. Okla.--Mr. W. B. Dawson
Of this place, ssys Il have knovn ol
Black k-Draught ever since I can re.
member, and Of all the lives medicines
I ever used, Black -Drausht Is withou,
doubt the best We would no, be
without Il in the house.
I used TO take pills and diffeen,
things, bot after taking q course Of
strong medicine I would be left In q
sonstipated condition, and would need
then TO use a laxative. But after be-
IN 10 take Black Drausht I did no,
have any trouble Of mi, kind.
| take q big dose At night and fol-
low . few nights with Fighter doses,
and l am like new. man until over
do or overea,, and neglect to take
care Of myself until the liver gets out
Of fix, when ] have TO 20 to Black
Dsaught again. ?
g Blsck-DrauGht have found !, oil
49, 4. -.~-. L.. A.. kt~.A>A f..t
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-27

have had them back again when saw
my moiher-in.law's figure begin TO
Niiffen. sure sign that she was offend
ed am always irfeslstibly reminded
OF the arching back Of ruiiled cat
when see this indication OF Mother
Graham's dspleasure. hut ! am always
careful 10 eep my face impassiye The
least betrayal OF amusement would be
fatal to the family peace OF mind.
"You can be more kinds Of an idiot
when YOU try, Margaret than any
other woman ] know Working IN.
usually hardl She's simply had
enough work TO keep her on, OF mis-
chief and keep her mind off what's
worrying her. She's mQping about
that husband Of hers. When did she
hear from him last"
was thankful tha, had escaped
So easily. Mother Graham usually
dissects a fancied oiicnse offered 10
herself to the last molecule. But
saw that underneath her brusQue man
ncf lay genuine lnlefeS III hWie
happiness, and FASTENED TO answer
her.
"Abou, three months ago" replied
soberly, for !, also. had been troubled
by Jim's long silence. The October
drive with is terrible aftermath was
always in my mind when thought OF
Jim had pefsisten,ly KEEP, the IRE
quent postal delays before Katie's eye,
as reason for Jim's silence, but Sc
oretly | had feared a more sinister
reason.
We'll there's one or two thing,
oer'aini my mo,her-in-law replied
with the ddactic brusqueness so char
acteris,ic OF her Hes either dead OF
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-27
"BAYER CROSS"
ON ASPIRIN
Always Ask for Genuine
"payer Tablets Of Aspirin"

Only Aspirin Tablets with the safety
"Rayer Cross" on them are genuIae
Slayer Tablets Of Aspirin" owred
and made by Americans and proved
safe by millions Of people. Unknown
quantities Of fraudulent Aspirin Tab
lets we're sold recently by a Brooklyn
dealer which proved 10 be composed
mostly OF Talcum Powder.
"Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin should
always be ssked for. Then look for
the safety "Bayer Cross" on the pack
see and on each tablet. Accept moth
ing elsei Proper directions and dos.
age in each Bayer package.
Aspirin is the trade mark Of Bayer
Manufacture Of Monoseeticacidester
Of Saiicylicacid. f,G
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-27

then, but had already managed TO
get her down the hall. and before she
gave way altogether to the hys,eria
which was within her had her safely
in her own room with the door shut
There tried yainly 10 quiet her. bu,
the girl had KEEP, her anxiety for her
husband too long 10 herself She
fayed and wept until at last despair.
ing OF any other method, dashed cold
water into her face and brought her
dripping P,; and angry but 'rac'aOle' back
"You foolish child" said when she
was in #, state to listen TO me
"l0u'll he ashamed oi this when the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-27

New telephone directory zoe, 10
pres, March 81, lpl9 FOR change, cali
Contract Dept, PHN.2p iAdy1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-27
MOTHER KILLS TWO
CHILDREN AND. SELF

WEST HOBOKEN, N. J., March
U.-Using the bed clothes TO muffle
the report o 32-caiibre revolver, Mrs.
Gertrude Buell. shot and killed her
two children, Gertrude, ~ years Old,
and Frederick, 7, here yesterday, and
then killed herself. The bodies Of the
three, each shot through the temple,
were found together on . bed. Mrs
Buell.. determined to make death sure,
had turned on the gas and this at
tracted neiahbors 10 her apartment
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-27
OLD settler
OF WAGNER
Writes Letter Of Gratitude
Inter. State Doctors Have Done
Wonders for Him.

personal pride must find true salts
faction in work well done. While the
Inter State Doctors have many hun
dreds of letters and testimonials that
have been giycn them in the past yet
the grea, number OF letters from CRATE
iul patients that have come TO them is
not only most encouraging to them
hut should be exceptionally so to SUI
ferers from chronic conditions
The Inter State Doctors do no,
treat acute troubles, but coniine their
work to deep-seated chronic condi.
tions. The class Of diseases that the
busy family doctor. however compe-
tent he may be. has not the time
10 devote 10 their study.
This is an age of speoialism. A
few years ago no doctors office was
complete without dental instruments,
etc. In fac, the general practitioner
was dentist, oculist. surgeon, and was
expected to be an expert on every all
ment OF the human body. Today
there are many things the busy family
physician does not attempt TO do,
To vce,,,iullv treat chronic dis
ease, no, only requires q vas, amount
Of ,pecial study. but thi, must be
b.eked nv preat experience The
Inter State Doctors, through their or
gani,ation can bring together ae-
cumulat.d knowledge Of III. student
and the man of vast experience 10 a
degree Tar greater than can be at
tanned by the ordinary medical prac-
,;i;oner
'Mr. Sullivan Of Wagner writes as
follows.
"Waponer. Okla. DC, :, ".
rTo the Inter. State Doctors.
For seven or eight wears I have
suffered with sever. kidney trouble
,hr,m,,;,m and , ca,.rrhs, condition
of the stomach and howell, and I had
70 get no ma,y time, during the night
A, time, I wa, 90 bad | could keep
nothing on nv stomach and the rheu-
mati,m would get 80 bad | wa. unable
IN Vet auv res, whatever. on SEM,
4 ieI7 I b.san treatuen, with the
Inter STAT. DOCTOR. and now after mi.
,bort time | can eat ANYTHING my
hearing |, m,nv times better and nv
rheums,i,m /, },,t dis,noe,,ipg I am
hardly ever bothered Win nv E,dney,.
7 have t,e,t,d with m,nv doctor, and
,peci,li,i, in several state, but with
Ii,tie or, no benefit until I came 10
The Inter. State Doctors. have gained
ov., ,.n oound, In ou. month and I
heartily recommend the Inter State
Doctor, 10 ,nv one suffering from
4 chronic condition
"P n SULLIVAN,
"Wauoner OkIa"
Tn. Inter. Stat. Doc,o,, ar. demon.
straiiny their remarkable work and
mefhod, in O,d,hom, Civ
Tire .vcce,,fvl tr,,tm,n, of d;,.,,.
doe, ,ot d.oend en,ireiv on m, st;,l
of arv nbv,;cisu boweye, yr,a, Too
many peool. wan, 10 ,couire health
w;,houi ,n,t;ng anv .acrEie. n Nh.
tain /,
Getting w.,, d,cend. uoor the
e,rne,, eoo.ci,n,iou, effor, on ,he
pae Of the patient, a, well 4, the phy.
sici,n Manv neooI. wan, 10 .,ake
treatment a, a diversion and arc viii,
inc 10 make no more effort or money
,acriiie, than thew wouid 70 On 20 ,bs
,heat.r II g,itins well interfere
with ,b.;, lux"r;e, q, their d,;Iv |
routine thew uaefer TO remain .;ck
Con,ulta,ion and e.amina,;on i.
Ere. m au hut orJv c,r,hle r,,.. x;li
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-27
Gasoline Is IS
Cents at Memphis

MEMPHIS. Tenn, March T.-Gas-
oline was being sold to consumefs
here Yesterday for Is cents gallon
a drop OF eight cents in two weeks
Tank wagons Of the Standard OIL
company OF Louisiana were said to be
selling gasoline to filling stations
in the city for ~ cents and wag-
ons Of the Gulf Refining company for
IA cents a gallon.
Chattanooga reported prices there
reduced from "a cents a gallon to 10
cents by the Gulf company and lS
cents by the Standard,
New telephone directory goes 10
pres, March 81. 1919. For changes call
Contract Dept, PIX 100. (Adv.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-27
when NEURALGIA
ATTACKS NERVES
Sloan's Llaiment scatters the
congestioa and re.
lieves pein

A little, applied without rubbing,
will penetrate Immediately and rest
and soothe the nerves. AZ -
Sipan's Linimsnt 10 very tisersive Y,
allaying externsi Pains, oifAins,
bruises, aches, stiff joiuas, sore SAus-
cies. iumbsko, neusitis, sciatica, rheu-
matte twingts. s
6Kss1 q hig bottle alvays ~ had
for family use. Dsuegssea evaynse.
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