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New Britain herald., 1923-12-20
NEWARK POLICE GET ESCAPED FUG|7IVES
Joseph Dionne and Alexander AnuseWicz Caught in New Jersey
GOT AWAY IN STOLEN CARS
Tip Sent by New Britain Authorities
 Results in Arrest of Men Wanted
 For Flight From Greenfield and
Cheshire Institutions.

Through the efforts of the New Britain police department, Josepf Dionne. alias Frank Moran, who i. wanted here for the theft of an au- tomobile and at Greenfield, Mass, for escaping from jail, and Alexander Anusewicz. alias Albert Cook of New. ington. who is on parole from the Cheshire reformatory, have been ar. rested in Newark. N. J., and are be- ing held there as fugitives. Word to this effect was received by Chief Will liam c. Hart this morning.
 Chief Hart has notified the Green field and Cheshire authorities and has wired Chief Michael T. Long oi Newark to hold both men as the fed eral authorities at Greenfield and the Cheshire authorities have sworn out warrants for both and extraditior proceedings are now in process. AL though Dionno is wanted in New Britain for the theft of an automo- bile he will not be brought here until he has served his sentence at the Greenfield jail to which he was sen fenced by the federal court at Boston in June.
 Quartet Arrested In June
 Dionne, Bruno Poplarski, alias Bruno Blask; Ignatz Kowalski, alias Frank Kulis and Joseph Kowalski. alias Joseph Grabeck, were arrested in Springfield, Mass, in June by the federal authorities on charge of violating the Dyer act by transporting stolen car from one state to an- other.
 eral authorities after the local police had located the men in Springfield. At the time of the arrest number of guns and bullets were found in the car.
 The men were taken to Boston and tried before a federal court Joseph Kowalski and Bruno Poplarski were discharged while 1gnatz Kowalski and Dionno were sentenced to one year and a day st the Greenfield jail. Both escaped from that institution in Aug ust
 Escaped In stolen Car
 After they had made their escapea the two youths stole 8 car in Green field, it Is alleged. and brought 1t to Hartford where they took anothar car belonging to the Colonel Auto Co. of Hartford. Detective Sergeant William r. McCue and Sergeant Michael Flynn recovered tho former car and Sergeant Flynn caused the arrest of kowalski for the theft of the Hartford car. Dionne managed to escape again but Kowalski was re- turned to Greenfield.
 Sergeant McCue and members of the detective bureau have been on the lookout for Dionne since his escape. Recently Sergeant McCue learned that Dionne, alias Frank Moran, was in Newark with Anusewicz, who is on parole from the Cheshire reforma- tory. It is alleged that the two stole a car in New Haven in order to travel to New Jersey Chief Hart com. municated with the Newark officials with the result that the youths were arrested last night.
 It is believed that a charge of aid l. ing and abetting a federal prisoner to escape will be preferred against Anusewicz when he is brought back to Connecticut
New Britain herald., 1923-12-20
P ,REATES TWO
 ITALIAN CARDINALS
Secret ConSiStory Today Attended
 by Dignity and Splendor
ISSUES FATAL ALLOCUTION
Plus NJ Points Out That Conditions in Europe Have Not Changed For The Better Since His Last Con- sistory-Hopes For Future.
The Associated Press.

By The Associated Press.
 Rome, Dec. 20.-Pope Plus NI at z secret consistory today created two Italian cardinals. They are Evarist' Lucidi, papal auditor, and Monsignol Aurelio Galli, director general of thu Vatican museum.
 Today's function was held in thu Consistorial hall of the Vatican amit all the dignity and splendor tha characterize one of the most solemn functions of the church. The pagean try began an hour before the stated time when throngs of artisans ant workmen lined the two old papa roads, the Borgo Vecchio and Dorgt Nuovo, leading to the Vatican, {, watch the cardinals resident in Rom, drive to the Apostolic Palace fol their part in the creation of princes of the church. It ended some tim' later in the ancient hall when thu pontief having placed upon the fingeri of the two new cardinals the ringi of their high office, retired in state to his private apartments leaving tht prelates to the congratulations oi their colleagues.
 Swiss Guards on Duty
 When the members of the Sacred college arrived at the Vatican the, found the Swiss guard, in full dres, uniforms and equipped with breast. plates and helmets, drawn up in the court of St. Damasus to receive them From the court, the cardinals ascend ed directly to the Consistorial hall there to await the arrival Of the pope .s Cardinal Vincenzo yannutelli. the venerable dean of the Sacred college greeted his brothers and divided them into three groups-the cardinal bishops. the cardinal priests and the cardint deacons. Other Vatican offi- cials were also present, so that the long hall with its big windows and its gorgeous drapings, presented an anf- mated scene.
 sistine Choir Appears
 Suddenly a door was thrown open and. a distant chant was heard, grad. ually coming nearer, until the white. robbed singers of the Sistine choir ap. peared. marching to the throne which had been erected at one end Of tht hall. After the choir came the Swis, guard. Immediately behind them fianked by noble guards with crested helmets and drawn swords, walked Plus XI robed in white and wearing on his breast a golden cross. All pres ent knelt until the pontiff, with a ges- ture bade them arise.
 As soon as Plus was seated on the throne the ceremony Of the kissing of the ring took place. each person in the hall. according 10 his rank and senior fly. kneeling before the pope and touching with his lips the papel em. blem. When this part of the ritual was finished the pontir pronounced the "exeunt omnes" which was the signal for everyone except his holiness and the cardinals to leave the hall.
 Sacramental Formula
 As soon as the doors were closed Plus offered a prayer to the Holy Ghost to be with him and the cardin- als on so solemn an occasion. He then delivered his allocution at the end of
New Britain herald., 1923-12-20
STORES OPEN TONIGHT
 UNTIL g

In order to serve the public New Britain stores have arranged to keep their places of business open tonight. Friday and Saturday evenings until o'clock. They will also be open Monday night until 9.
 For the benefit of yourself and the storekeepers, shop early in the day if you If you cannot, you will be served.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-20
Rep. Frear, Republican, Also Demands Deci- sion As To Whether Time Is Ripe For Granting Philippine Independence
Goes Further and Urges That Charges of Scandal 0us Nature Reflecting on Governor and Officials Be Sifted.

Washington, Dec. 20.--Demand for a sweeping investigation by the house rules committee of the administration In the Philippines Of Governor Gen. eral Leonard Wood was made in & resolution introduced today by Repre- sentative Frear, republican, Wisconsin. The inquiry, he suggested, also should seek to establish whether the time is ripe to grant the islands independence.
 Political Fa.ors Tinted A
 Referring to General Woods cam- paign in 1920 for the republican pres idential nomination. Mir. Frear's reso- lution declared ''it has been repeated ly and publicly alleged Governor Woods selection for the post of gov ernor general would enable him to reciprocate favors extended to him in the political primary campaign of 1920, and that the alleged usurpation of authority and effort to extend ex- tend exploitation privileges would afford recognition of unprecedented obligations incurred in that cam paign."
 Big Interests Gave Much
 "lndividusl subscriptions" the res- olution continued, which went to make mp the sl.773.0oo expended by the Wood campaign committee in the presidential campaign included eon- tributions from oil. tobacco. banking. railway and other interests that have an interest in the undeyeloped res sources of the Philippines"
 The resolution proposed that "in justice to Governor Wood and those who contributed 10 hts political cam. paign, the investigation should be ex- tended to include charges to the et- feet that rights in the Philippines given or proposed to private American interests are not unrelated to such contributions"
 should know Facts,
 Congress and the country, Mir. Frear contsnded, also should know all facts surrounding the acts of Gov crnor Wood in calling tine Philippine legislature in special session: the leg- islatire proposals insisted upon by him from the legislature; the facts relating 10 the attempted closing of tH" iHillppin' Ndlondl Ddnks ana the rival interests thereby served. if any: the alleged attempt 10 lease the Manila Railroad company. the bond issue demanded by Governor Wood and deposits of moneys received therefrom; the facts surrounding his course in the sugar centrals; the pro- posed oil and rubber concessions; the removal or appointment or officials and other acts that have been the subject Of bitter controversy in the Philippines"
 Hits al Congress
 Al considerable length the resolu- ton quoted series of despatches sent to a group of American news papers last May from correspondents in Manila. in which statements were made that Governor Wood had in his possession the names of senators. Representatives and others prominent in Washington social life" wbo. it was charged, had received money for advocating Philippine independence.
 The investigation committee would whether there was any truth in these charges. which the resolution declared. besmirched officials in Congress. in the Insular service of the war department. and otbarsv 70
New Britain herald., 1923-12-20
THE WEATHER

Hartford. Dec. 2O.-I0recast for New Britain and vicinity: Unsettled. probably occasional rains tonight and Friday: warmer tonight: southwest winds.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-20
Sarramental Formula

As soon as the doors were closed Plus offered prayer to the Holy Ghost to be with him and the cardin- sls on so solemn an occasion. He then delivered his allocution at the end of
 (Continued on Fourteenth rageD
New Britain herald., 1923-12-20
Fighting Resumed

News despatehes from Apizaco, s6 miles from here, state that fighting has been resumed on the outskirts of Puebla and Esperanza, while Tehua- can has been evacuated by the forces under General Fortunate Maycotte and occupied by a federal column. Puebla is 63 miles southeast of Mexi- co City.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-12

gathered in the court room the sheriff
was sent to bring the jury but returned
with the report that the reading of the
evidence was not then required. Judge
Mutually and court officials then sat
down to await further reports from
the Jury room.
Although nothing official is available.
It was rumOred Friday morning that
the jury now stands ten for acquittai
and two for conviction.
As the morning grew on those in
tercstcd in the case expressed the
.deadlOciied and that no verdict will be
reached.
It is probable. however. that Judge
Mutually will bold the twelve men to-
Sether until SATURDAY., at least. in the
hopes that they may come TO some
agreement. Only a few struggling spec
tators sat in the court room Friday
morning. although 4 large crowd had
remained Thursday night until all
hopes Of a report from the jury had
| been abandoned.
Mrs. Fred Roberts and her two
children. Blanche and Frisco. who were
Dresent in the court room up until
LHAlN AaF hlSht' uiu HpL dpptdF II
! day morning.
No Trouble Feared.
All apprehension Of officers as to
possible trouble evidently had disapI
pcared as deputy shcriffs allowed
| spectators 10 come and go at viii with
| out searching them. UpN1utiI Thurs.
| day evening every one entering the
/ court room had been searched. In
case of hung jury it is not considered
! likely that the case will be tried a
second time in Webb county. owing TO
the difficulty Of obtaining a jury. Some
have spcculatcd upon the probability
that it may be Transferred to Bexar
! county in case second trial is neees-
/ sGry.
Judge John A. Walls. district attor.
ncy. whose resignation was placed in
| the hands Of Governor Neff last Mon
day. declined Friday to comment on
! the. governors announcement that his
resignation would not b" accepted. The
district attorney vouchsafcd no further
information as TO his reasons for re-.
! signing.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-12
Tennessee Jail Breaker Finds
Safety Across Boundary Street

"If they thought l would stay in thai
garbage can OF jail they were very sad
" mistaken. / wish health officials
could see that place. l was there a
hours and in that time they fed me
one egg, one sausage sandwich with a
little hot water in a rusty can. Remem-
Der. too, that 1 was not guilty Of whip
ping my wife and she so testified at my
trial"
Judge Burrows, angered, admitted
that Collins had not whipped his wife,
but "chased her out of doors with a
knife and nearly frightened her to death
before she could reach friends and rela-
tives who protected her." .
Collins, is reply through the newspa-
per had admitted being drunk, but ex-
pressed sorrow and assured the judge
lis knife would not cut and that, any,
how, his wife had simply been scared
and would not have been hurt. And ne
praised the newspapers for their sense
Il Justice in allowing him TO get LIS
side of the case before the public.
Judge Eriiicizes Newspapers.
Burrows couldn't say much for the
"The worst or men are entitled to a
fair deal" he admitted today, "but is
il lust or fair for any newspaper to take
ND the grievances of any lawbreaker ana
jail breaker, and fugitive from justice
or anyone else for that matter and
rush them in print before investigating
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-12
NOTARIES MUST FILE
County Clerk Notifies All 20 Communi.
cate With RiGSeway a! Once.

NOTICE has been given at the office Of
Jack r. Burke. county clerk. that all
notaries of the county must file an
pllcation at once with Senator Il. II,
Ridgeway at Austin if their appoint
mentS are TO be received at the county
clerks office in time for bonds TO he
made before the expiration of present
appointment. June l.
AS soon as the applications are passed
on at Austin. it was announced, an.
pointments will be sent to the comfy
clerk here who will then mail ont the
bonds. Notaries must qualify between
the first and tenth of Juno. it was
.aId. except in the case when notary
is out of the city at that time. In
that case the bond must be in within
ten days after the notary's return.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-12
LAREDO JURY
HOPELESSLY
DEADLOCkED.
Believe That Jurors Stand
10 to z for Acquit-
ANOTHER TRIAL LIKELY
Bexar County May Be Sc
Eected if Venue Changed
Again.

Laredo, Tex. July 12.-No verdict
had been reached by the jury in the case
of Frank G. Robinson. Joe AcCbo. Lee
Petzel and Cleve Golf. charged Jointly
with the murder of Fred Roberts at
Corpus Christi last October. when the
twelve men interrupted their delibera-
tions to go TO lunch Friday noon.
Judge J. F. Mutually left the court
room to return at , o'clock.
The jury, which had retired for thc
night at 10 O'Clock Thursday evening
without having reached a verdict, sent
word TO Judge ]. +. Mutually this morn
ing that 4 copy of the evidence in the
case was desired.
Judge Mutually sent for attorneys for
the state and defense. and it was
agreed to bring the jury into the court
room to ascertain just what evidence
was desired. Any part of the evidence.
attorneys agreed, could be read from
the stenographic report.
Await Further Reports.
When attorneys and defendants had
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-12
SAYS RED PEPPER !,
HEAT STOPS PAIN
IN FEW MINUTES

Rheumatism, lumbago, neuritis, back
ache. stiff neck, sore muscles, strains,
sprains, aching joints. When you are
suffering so you can hardly get around
gust try Red Pepper Rub.
Nothing has such concentrated, pen
Grating heat as red peppers and when
heat penetrates right down into pain
end congestion relief comes at once.
Just as soon as you apply Red Pep
peI Rub you feel the tingling heart. In
three minutes the sore spot p warmed
through and through and the torture is
gore.
Rowles Red Pepper Rub. made from
Iec peppers, costs little at any drug
store. Get a jar at once. BE sure TO
get the genuine. with the name Rowles
on every package.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-12
LEADS IN RECRUITING
Fcrt Bliss First. Fort Sam Houston
Third, in Enlisting New Soldiers.

The recruiting station at Fort Bliss,
Fl Paso. Texas. stood first in the num-
Der Of men enlisted for the Eighth Corps
Area during the month of December. ac.
cording 10 figures given out at head.
quarters Thursday morning. The station
at Fort Bliss took in 154 men. Fort
Logan was second with $50, Fort Sam
houston third with 127, Fort Sill fourth
with 1O5, and Fort Reno fifth with
1O1. y total Of $40 men Joined the
army in the Eighth Corps Area during
December, which is III less than the
number that joined during November.
The Christmas holidays are believed TO
be the cause of the fewer number of
Cnlistments for December.
The cavalry was the ram of the SER
vice TO receive the highest number
OF enlistments during December in the
corps area. In the cavalry there were
80 men to enlist; $50 enlisted in the
field artillery. 121 enlisted i'm the in
tantry. 100 enlisted in the air service
and " enlisted in the quartermaster
corps.
All recruits who enlisted in Eighth
Corps Area troops were assigned to stn.
tions in this corps area. In addition
to that number. the Eighth Corps Area
also secured other corps areas a total Of
'OO recruits who enlisted during De-
cember. Half Of all the recruits for
december assigned to stations in the
Eighth Corps Area were assigned in tho
immediate vicinity Of San Antonio.
One fifth Of all the army is in the
Eighth Corps Area, and as the popu.
lation in this area is not so dense as in
those Of the eastern states, it is neces-
sary TO transfer recruits from eastern
corps areas to the Eighth Corps Area
SO ms to KEEP the vacancies in this corps
area filled.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-12
From Virginia Side He
Sends Letter to Newspa-
per Finding Fault With
Jail and Berating Judge
Who Sentenced Him.
Ry RnRERT MCKEE.

Co0vright 1928. by The San Antonio Light.
Bristol, Tenn, Jan. 12.-The width
of a city street today spells freedom
for prisoner and adds zest to a contro-
versy between him and the judge who
convicted him which has convulsed half
u state.
T. j. Burrows, police court judge
here, sent William Collins. mill fore
man, TO the calaboose for being drunk
and abusing his wife. Collins using
the iron door of the Jail stove battered
his way to freedom through the cement
wall of the building. Then he dashed
across the street which marks the
boundary between Virginia and Iennes'
see and so soon rs his feet were on the
other sidewalk he was immune from
Tennessee justice.
With freedom assured he began to
mediate on his case. Soon he con-
WINGED himself that justice had sadly
miscarried. So he addressed his griev-
ances in n letter to the local newspaper
insisting On his innocence and saying:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-12

the fact and getting at the truth? Does
this tend to uphold law and order!"
Collins from across the street, but IN
Virginia, is determined to have the last
word. Meanwhile the Tennessee au"
thorities are seeking method whereby
they can have him extradited to their
side of the highway and the garbage
can of jail" Collins voices two re-
grets: "Getting drunk and that the hos
iex mill where he is foreman is on the
Tennessee side of the line. But he
glories in his declaration that abe didn't
whip his wife"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-12

Whether Lady Elizabeth Bowes
Lyon will marry the Prince of Wales
is now the great society topic of two
continents. Here is a recent picture OF
the reported fiancee of Wales.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-12
No One Hurt in Accidents.-No one

was injured in n copule of traffic ac-
cidents reported Wednesday afternoon.
Cars operated by J. H. Helmsoth. 10
Erie avenue and NJ. i. Evans, 725
Olive street, ran together in the 300
block South Mesquite street. Another
collision occurred between cars driven
by Joe Simon, zoos Garden street and
f. NJ. Bailey, 324 Granda street in the
300 block East Commerce street. The
cars in each instance were damaged.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-12

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women the health, the angelic com
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world These are the reasons that have
made S. S. S. today the great blood
cleanser, body-builder, success builder,
sr.l it's why results have made tears
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sanesi Mr.. 2. d. Schatf. 557 18th St.,
Washington, ID. c., writes:
Il tried for years TO get relief from q
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took S. s. S. an nosg absolutely cured,
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Try Il yourself S. S. S. is sold at
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e G & makes you feel
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-12

Water Blisters on Hands or Feet.
will disappear after a few applications
of Imperial Eczema Remedy. All drag.
gists are authorized to refund your
money if it fails.-(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-12

That permanent benefit comes from
taking Tanlac is demonstrated in til
case Of L. G. Trouton, 42j Whitehall
ST.. Atlanta, proprietor of the Trio
M0ttresS Co. Six years ago Mr.. Trout
Oh publicly testified TO The =, lief he oh
tanned from Tanlac. and recently de-
cIarcd he is still hearty, ugain prais-
ing the medicine.
1T is remarkable how a few bottles
of Tanlac ended my suffering" he said.
Z had rheumatism 80 bad | could hard
ly walk, and scarcely got any sleep.
los: weight. had no appetite and appar
crtly was in a hopeless state.
"But since taking Tanlac I ca.
hearty, sleep sOmdly. and Tcel like n
new man. wouldn't give Tanlac fJr
az other medicines
Tanlac is for sale by al! good drug,
gists, Over 81 million bottles sold.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-09
A New Building For
College Of Arts And
Sciences at L. OF NJ.

OronO, oct. "A new three story
brick building. designed to ac-
Comodatc two thirds of the College of
Arts and Sciences. will he erected as
soon as possible at the University of
Maine by the otto Nelson ConStruc-
ton 60. Of Bangor, ii vas announced
by the board of trustees Saturday.
The expense Will he $4,000, which
was appropriated for that purpose at
the recent Legislature.
There will be % recitation rooms.
y offices for professors and in
struCtors. besides an Office forthe
Dean and his clerk, a large room for
public speaking classes. an ac-
counting room for the economics
department. a psychology laboratory.
and a large room for the depart
ment of music.
Shaped like the letter E, the
building will lie a thoroughly modern
structure, equipped with the best
Nentlating and heating apparatus.
floors of mastic and maple and
plenty of blackboard space in the
classrooms. The dimensions will be
$50 by GS feet, and it will be so
huilt tnat an auditorium can be ad-
ded to the rear as soon as it is eX-
pedient
1t is proposed to divide the floors
according to departments. The first
floor will be devoted to mathematics,
economies and history, the second