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New Britain herald., 1924-08-14

smaanl lpeaiNad, explained there was
 aill a lack Of information iadss as
 lo shat hs had deae Ailh ths m0Reg
 an lRe Roint rslaiiaes, lRelading Malz
 tfF GiiRaiFie, q AeN NNFk attorney,
 his bFoiheE sad they would haze nc
 statement ta make for the Rgeseni al hasl, Friends familiar with Gilpai-
 Fle'S mode of life repeated their be ! lief that he had heRehied personally ! hY the hanks losses NeTy little, and that The money mus haze gone t0
 neg ventures, and m advance to
 needy friends, When the cashier be-
 san 10 oke the hanks money is not
 sfneraiiy known heesuse on this point ihe national hank examiners have kepi their own counsel, and friends locking hack, said they were unable le fni anything in GilpsiTie's habits or activities that would explain, dilr palrie's family lived moderately se, eeFding 10 the means attributed ia state treasurer and cashier of hank, aith a home that would not attract attention, eas servant and two autaH mobiles without drivers
 btEahtkihs sfA hahhs
 While the receiver O. The First Ma l tienal Rank was taking steps 10 ligni- i date the institution today, s result ! that national hank Examiner Bean told local eiliaeRs was inc only pos. 1 sihle one under The circumstances, l these eitizens were husy rounding np i subscriptions and rounding out plans for a new hank to take the place Of the old, They started today with about ssn,A00 towards the ti50.00O set as The amount of capital and sur- plus necessary. and with a mass meet ing called hy John J. Whitehead and Judge N, II, Gelssler for this after noon at which the public generally will be brought into the movement, Federal banking officials assured them that they would be able 10 get their charter within a few days after they had completed the necessary ar- 
 Warrant Is Pending. ,
 There was still no word available , today as to when the federal authori- 1, lies would serve on Gilpatric the war {, rant for arrest which states a nom- nal amount of embezzlement Of si00.- !, 10. At the hospital 1t has been iu i'd hat no special measures have been ;, aken to safeguard the patient. whose condition has continued unchanged or several days with his eyesight inn paired almost 10 the point of total
 blindness.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-14

English society circles are excited over the engagement of Miss Phil lippa Wendell, daughter of the late Jacob Wendell of New York, and Randolph Algernon Ronald Stewart, twelfth and present Earl of Galloway.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-14
Unsightly Hair Out Like Magic
 Roots And All

No need now to undergo painful cleo. tric treatments to remove superfuous hair; nor to apply ordinary ineffective hair res movers which only remove surface hairs.
 A marvellous new oriental balsam has been discovered which Is applied almost as easily as cold cream. It penetrates towards the hair roots. and gently leases out every objectionable hair. root and all. and leaves the skin clear white, healthy. and soft as velvet. No muss. No odor. No growing back of hair stronger than ever. Absolutely harmless.
 karma, as this wonderful new dscov- cry Is called Is highly recommended by prominent beauty specialists. and is sold at all good dealers such as Fair Dept. Store Drug Dept, Clark & Brainerd Co. Drug Store.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-14
spirit of Adventure
CAERlCK IN sE,iI.FINALs

Chicago. Aug. ii.--Donald carrlcls. Of Toronto, advanced to the semi. finals of the western junior golf championship by defeating l., A. Montedonico. of Memphis. s and 4. today. carrick played superior game and was up on Montedonico at the turn. He spurted 10 capture three Of the next Ave holes to win.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-14
EVIDENCE ENOUGH
 f0R LIFE SENTENCE
scea,lausd from Firs Passl

dsns or affirm that bonds aaned hl them were involved 10 thai smonRl Dr. oNeFleek Is the phgsleian Nho performed an operation on MF Gil- pairie in an attempt 10 locate inc bnl, ter. shortly after he had heeR re- moved ta the hospital after shooting himself,
 How He Did it,
 The manner in which GilpatFie was able 10 perform the principal part Of the ts6s,ne0 attractions from the bank became known today for the .<risi lime, As Il stands nov, the banks losses are in Two parts, those represented by Liberty bonds and other negotiable securities, and funds obtained on notes with straw enr dofsers
 Directors Were Ignorant,
 One of the lffieials of ths institur ten which today was m The hands of George W, coffin of New Haven ss receiver is authority for the slaier mens that the directors of the bank never knew Of he institutions respon- sihiliy for these securities which were gwen it Tor safe keeping, and iike- wise were in ignorance Of the notes that have cropped np to date,
 Diverted Many Securities.
 Persons with Liberty bonds brought them 10 the bank and almost l invariably asked for Mir. Gilpatrie | himeelf 10 take them over. so great i was their confidence in him person- | ally. Although record Of such funds was kept by the bank. wit entries made by the official receiving the ke- curities. examination of the books has ehown that Mir. Gilpatric in most instances failed to note the receipt that he gave m behalf of the bank, and diverted the securities to his own credit.
 Examiners Could Not Know.
 The directors could know nothing of the practice, it was pointed out, and similarly the National Bank ex- aminers on their periodical visits had no means of checking the existence of the banks responsibility for such st stcurities which did not appear any where on its books.
 The worthless notes that have ap- peared so far represent compara- tively small amount of the S262,0oO that is missing. and any further losses of the banks funds would be uncov- cred through the checking up of the , outstanding notes. and the security for them. that is now being made. Directors have found since Mir. Gilpac- tric shot himself last Thursday in an { atetmupt at suicide that has resulted I
New Britain herald., 1924-08-14
ORDERS FOR SHENANDOAH

Washington, Aug. 14.-On recom- mendations from the bureau of aero nautics, the navy department today ordered the airship Shenandoah. at Lakehurst, to continue her tests at sea within the next few weeks, preventing the carrying out of her proposed flight to Des Moines, Iowa.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-14

With the matter of the cashiers speculations which he has doubly con- ftssed altough without giving the
New Britain herald., 1924-08-14
REALTY TRANSFERS.

Real estate transactions recorded at the city clerks office today were: Property on Hayes and Miller streets by Joseph M. zuk; and property on Gold street to John Holyst by Frank Pirog.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-14

"a his partial hiladneSs. that tAF eAsa-
 fer Q sh0ln lAeg hsd lefi iRe FaRnlRg
 of the bank Nl,h comparatively little
 supsFlision, had put through ta gamr PleiiNR R0ies for the maSi Pans, of
 several thousand dollars each which
 had as eadoEsee Rames said ie be
 men ai slTsN-h
 Gauld Mn Preleni fhelt.
 We could nal haze prea rnled lheso | ihsfls under ths circumstances a hank official said, ''allhangh iheFs ls
 no question Of eur responsibility and
 no question that ae sh0ald have heen mere erilicai ia eur a,lilude iaAsrds The cashier tl iss lesson 10 diree' tors Of eouRlFs hanks, men like eur selves knowing little Of the business NhO should lake nothing for granted, Ne could moi have RreA enled the theft, hut We did try 10 prevent the closing af ihe hank, Rul when We found that il required ssna,0ha or sseo,Ae1 10 do So, We had to gike il up,"
 \ Real Iaun,Fy iiank,
 The personnel of the First Nstiea- 1 al Bank of Putnam was that of the l ordinary e0untry institniions.the | president, a retired hardware dealer, | who referred auestloners 10 the sal, | aried employees of the hank with the | word that he know little about the ' blsinessi grocer, a silk manufaetuFr CT. a wholesale meat dealer, nm- her dealer, butcher and grocer and a small mill owner together with the cashier a self made bank man in whom everyone had confidence be- cause for years everything that he touched was successful and because even in recent weeks when troubles were piling up Ia cause his ultimate attempted suicide he maintained the same fine spirit of service 10 all that had marked the man. These diree- tors for several days in the face Of rumors of heavy losses had insisted hat theb ank was solvent and today heir spokesman said informally that io had every reason 10 believe that ieposlto~ would get their money in 'ull and that stockholders Will not lave 10 dig very deep If at all"
 Gilpatric's Assignment. h
 Considering the possibility that the { oss on poor loans might extend 10 [ 100000 more. or might not increase | he same now known by more than a or two, Il was said that the [ assignment of Mir. Gilpatric's property o the bank to meet the losses as ! much as might be had probably lim- ted the loss to the stockholders or ginal investment of fi5o,000 togeth- r with a surplus Of s100.000 and un- il irided profits available Of s51,ooo. . all together to s30i,o00 h for the purpose as we'll as 4 he $4o,0oo bond carried by Mr. Gill 2 atric. |
 Where Did Money Go? 6 With the matter of the cashiers |, peculations which he has doubly con- . ssed altough without giving the n
New Britain herald., 1924-08-14

when they were asked if they eoul, have backed out of the crime at an tune after they siaHsd planning it,' eonlihned the doeloa
 Progressing 10 the Roies of ih' eenYsrsslioH he had with Loeh, DF Patrick read;
 "Leepold made a statement thal Mir GreNe had teld him he could tell the whele story Of ihe crime without any reservations and that ME croWe would protect him and take care Of him, Mir Grove denied that he had made any such statement" -
 Other notes the witness read were
 "Afier Leopold had finished his luncheon he iaak little bottle from his pocket and pnt its contents in the glass of water and drank it, Il Ras significant for me 10 note that his hand was very steady"
 spirit of Adventure
 "Mr Loeb, in renls Ls one of the questions as to The motive said it was done in a spirit af adventure,
 "Another note is 10 the effect that Loeh's account nf his reading was eSr eeedingly clear" said the witness, "I made another note that I thought il was in error hut l do not recall what significance l attached ta il at that time, His account seemed well con, nented."
 Dr. Patrick was excused from the witness stand at islis ?, m. and The luncheon recess was directed with fhe that the hearing would continue until t's0 P. m,, today.
Evening star., 1924-10-28
BRYAN MAKES STAND
ON STATE RECORD
Says He More Than Kept All Prom
ises to Reduce Nebraska
Taxes.

By the Associated Press.
BROKEN BOW, Nebr.. October Is
Speaking here last night, Gov. Charles
W. Bryan, Democratic candidate for
Vice President, appealed to his audit
ors to vote with the members of the
progressive Democratic party so that
the people of Nebraska would receive
the benefit of the Legislative and ad-
ministrative relief that the Demo
cratic party is advocating"
Pointing out that he had more than
fulfilled the promises he made to the
voters of the State two years ago re-
garding tax reduction, and that he
now was in position to be of more
service in the national field, Gov.
Bryan warned against division OF
the progre ssiVe vote in favor of the
independent candidates on the ground
that they could not possibly win or be
of service to the people.
THE progressive voters of all par
ties interested" he said, "owe an OBJ
legation TO the people of the entire
State and Nation to cooperate this
time i'll voting for the Democratic
party which has candidates on plat
form in accord with progressive SEN
timent Of the country and which is in
a position to give the people the kind
of government and legislation they
are demanding.
Following the meeting. which was
attended by delegations from several
surrounding towns, Gov. Bryan left
for Sheridan, Wyo., where he Will
make his first address of the cam
paign in that State tonight.
Evening star., 1924-10-28
COUNTESS KAROLYI
ADMITTED TO i. S.
Wife of Former Hungarian
President Denies Connec-
ton With Radicals.
Br the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK October 2s.-Countess
Catherine Karelyi. wife of the former
president of Hungary, who was per-
mitted to land yesterday despite OBJ
jectionS of S. Stanwood Menken,
president of the National Security
League. denied that either she or her
husband were in any way associated
with or in sympathy with bolshevism
or communism.
Statements made against her by Mr..
Menken. who demanded her deporta-
ton as a menace to American insti-
tutionS," he said, were based upon
book written by Miss Ceciie Tormay,
''one of the leading reactionists in Hun
gary"
Miss Tormay was quoted by Mr..
Menken," the countess said, "as saying
] visited Bella Kun in prison and that
] took him flowers. | have never met
Bella Kun
The countess will start her three
months lecture tour of the United
States November 5.
Evening star., 1924-10-28

Sale of Innings, 98c

Silk and Cotton Brocades in plain and two-t'
effects, suitable for blouses, kmonos and linir
Choice At this very special sale price.
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1924-10-28
FACING OTHER CHARGES.
Three Convicts Serving Terms to
Be Tried for Robbery.

VANCOUVER. B. c.. October Is
Three men now serving terms of four
years in Walla Walla, Wash, peniten-
tiary will be brought back TO Van
couver next month to face trial in
connection with the city hall pay roll
and Capital Theater robbery here two
years ago, it was announced yester-
day. The men are Frank Depaul,
Frank Howell and g. &. Thompson.
Bandits held up .city hall employees
when they were en- route from the
bank to the city hall and escaped
with s75,36J.
In all the affairs of human life.
social is well as political, courtesies
of a small and trivial character are
the ones that strike deepest to the
grateful and appreciative heart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19
ENGINEER UHDEN
HAS RESIGNED
Viii Furnish Mayor Skagll
Data Before Leaving

fssss Engineer Carl D. uhdru
tsr Tuesday placed Die IEnati1u
iz tkr huGa az Mayor THROWN. rlt
HE that tha pgua1s ~ Dis employ
mrgt has been completed Br1Wp
ssiI ut resignation probably win d.
allowed 90 take effect january .,
Mr4u'iho tlr mayor wlH ask
ublaH far data on the ydroFlcelrir
project f.r city files - information
which uhdsu has ayailahl6 and
which would cost tLr gity much %
compile from other sources
Uhd,n alec notified city Engineer
!. ~. blackwell that De WAS rrt.Ku.
ms, having completed tho prsilmi
nary Hirp in che power project Do.
Erlopmrnt on tho sEagit
lie thanked city officials Tor tholf
cooperation aud stated his pleasure
that tho plant az completed viii de-
liver more power than expected.
Information ahbs1 Is the mayor
consists n complete data on The fol
lowing items.
The Gorge dam. built % So maxi
mum height and fully developed
Tho Ruby dam 90 in greatest
height ANA development
Development ~ the Cedar river
tunnel ana li- maximum capacity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19
BEWARE THE
COUGH Or COLD
THAT HANGS ON

Chronio coughs and persistent cold,
cad 20 serious lung trouble. You
can stop them now with Crromul-
sion. an ennislfisd creoso,s that Is
pleasant 70 take. Creomulsion IL a
new medical discovery with twofQid
action: 10 sooihcs and heals tho IN.
famed membranes and Kills The
germ.
OF all known drugs, er.osot. I,
scogniEed by the medical fraternity
as the greatest healing agency for
the treatment OF chronic coughs and
colds and other forms OF throat and
lung troubles. Crcomulsion contains.
In ADDITION 20 crsosote. other healing
elements which sooihe and heal the
!nflamed membranes and atop the
Irritation and inflammation, while
the creosots goes on TO tho stomach.
Ia absorbed into tho blood. attacks
the seat OF tho trouble and destroy,
the germs thai lead TO consumption.
Cr.omulsioa Is guaranteed salts
factory IN the treatment OF chronic
coughs and colds, bronchial asthma,
Catarrhal bronchitis and other ferns
on throat and lung diseases. and IL
excellent for building up tks system
after colds or ths flu. Money re-
funded ~ any cough or cold. no mat
ter Of how long Standing. IL not re-
iievsd after taking according TO d.
r.ctlons. Ask your druggist Creo-
mulsion Co, Atlanta. Ga.-Advertisc-
rnsnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19
says---now Stiff
Joints Must Go!
New Discovery Limbers En-
Up and Even the
Cracking Ceases

Yes it's truc-the. world pro.
crosses.
All you have 10 do nowadays 10
timber up that stiff. rusty knee
joint Is 10 squeeze n half inch Of
miracls-working substance from a
tube.
Then rub II on the offending part
for about a quarter Of a minute or
until II soaks through tho skin and
disappears on It's errand OF mercy
Then read the evening newspa,
pers and go to bed.
Tho chances are that your mis-.
behaving knee joint viii lose it's
"creak' while you are dreaming
about the high fences you used to
leap when you were youngster.
And in tho morning." says one
who has tried the new discovery,
syou'll feel so happy that you'll
want TO jump into your sportlest
clothes and walk briskly down tho
street just 10 show the nelghborg
that you are not as old as they
think you are"
Jolnt.Ease they call this wonder.
working substance. for the reason
that when ordinary remedies fail to
Timber up the stiff. inflamed rhou.
matte Joint or reduce tho swelling,
Joint.Ens succeeds.
It's n good name for good.
clean penetrating prescription that
in just a few months has proven to
a multitude OF people that lame.
swollen. distorted joints can speed.
~ have the kinks taken out OF
them and work as smoothly as ever.
But Joint.Ease Is for bothersome
joints, whether In knee, ankle, hip,
shoulder, spine or finger, and for
that purpose its sale is immense.
All Seattle druggists have n big
supply OF It and druggists every.
where report big demand.
Always remember, when Joint.
Ease gets in joint agony gets out
quick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19
Young Girl Afraid
to Eat Anything
Girls Stomach in Bad Shape Couldn't Eat

II was afraid to cat anything because
always had trouble With my stomach.
Was also troubled for three years with
constipation. After taking lcrs than ono
bottle Adicrlka I can cat anything ana
feel fine" tslgned) Ardcua Howard.
Intestinal Evncuant
There Is now offered TO tho public
llquld preparation which Ia not only a
wonderfully effective and QUICK intcs-
final cvncuant, but which also seems to
stimulate tho glands Of tho Intestinal
tract and to cause expulsion of fiat4B
CBAEl. This preparation. known ne
Adicrlka, Is valuable agent for tho
purporo OF cleansing tho bowels OF mat
ter which has been In tho systcm n long
time aud which other less effective mcRua
hnvo been unable TO dislodgo II IL often
astonishing tho great amount OF nta,tor
Adlcriita draws from tho intestlnai ranai
even right after natural movement II
sometimes brings out unsupported auan-
titles Of additional matter Mnny times
VI brings out much GAS, thus relieving
prosaurc IN tho abdomen Adioriltn Ia
especially valuable when PROMPT action
is necessary OF TO encourage tho onmina.
ilon OF motabolio polHons through the
bowels.
In slight disorders such as oocaplonai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19
Put An End
To Neuritis

Neurtls IL AN inflammation Of the
nerves, brought on by colds iulurios.
bruises, malaria or Infectious diseases.
"a rule II settles w tho shoulder.
neck. forearm, thigh. leg or small OF
tho back, causing mcrcilcHs Htnbbing
pains that are often mistaken for rhou-
matism. sclntlca or neuralgia.
Regardless OF what caused your neu-
rltis or where tho palms arc located. II
Ia possible TO obtain quick relief with
out taking narcotics or other dangerous
drugs. An application OF Tysmol over
tho part that hurts usually stops tho
misery, Tysmol II absorbed thru the
pores OF the skin aud has soothing,
healing effect upon the diseased nerves
Don't endure this agony another day.
Get supply OF Tysmoi from any rolI-
able druggist Price 81 everywhere.
Tyamol Company, Mfg, Chemists, 400 sut :
ter ST, San Francisco, -Advertisemcnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19
Seattle Seeks '27
World Cad" Confab

Seattle members OF tho Adyerils.
Ing club viii attempt. NJ a Houston.
Tor.. convention next year. 20 secure
for Seattle the world convention Of
she Associated Advertising clubs Of
the world in 1871 Preliminary plans
for the drive were under way here
wednesday, following n meeting OF
the Seattle club Tuesday.
G. r. Constantine. OF tho BoiBford.
Constantine company. told Tuesday s
meeting that Seattle has n good
chance 70 get the convention II club
members viii so out and work for
IT, II. c. Campbell. president OF tho
Western Engraving company. made
n similar talk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19
SEATTLE 5TH IN
POSTAL SAVINGS
New York, Brooklyn, BoS-
ton, Chicago Are Leaders
MANY RUSSIANS DEPOSIT
Bank Failures Here lniiu.
ence Local Savings

While 10 other cities ln the Unit -
States have greater populations GA IN
seattle. this city Is nrh 10 tho
amount OK deposits In the United
States postal savings hank. aeco "a,
Inns 10 Charles N Perkins Postm -
ter
only New York. Brooklyn. Bas bon
and Chicago have larger p0-tal uy,
I ings totals Philadelphia. pittshtrE.
Kansas City. Tacoma. Detroit, rprt-
land. Newark. ~ J.. 81 Paul and
81 Louis come next in order.
Seattle postal savings deposits 90,
tai I9.o1t,7Ss New York has tai,,
sss,7sT Tacoma. which Is ninth Ia
line. has Il,5s3.Sse.
Los Angeles has only $500. stI and
san Francisco sssa,t5S
I Amcricana arc the largest deposi,
TORS here. according 20 Perkins, Neat
Ia line comes the Scandinavian races.
British and Russians,
A feature Of the postal savings
business Is this Russian patronage,
which has grown by leaps and
bounds In reccn, Year., since Seattle
became the mecca Tor refugees of
the crarlst regime,
Hundreds OF new Russian accounts
have been opened For the most
part they represent small sums De,
posted b. tho newcomers as they set.
lie here and obtain employment
! Bank failures IN Seattle a number
Of years ago, causing the small ds,
poster 20 seek safe Investment
rather than a lucrative one are said
to be responsible Tor tho large sums
on deposit here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19
TRY MAGNES|A FOR
STOMACH TROUBLE
IL Nsutrailsrs stomach Aridity. IRE
Yeats iced Fermentation. soar
Classy stomach and Acid tadlEss-
ton

puubtIsss N you arc n sufferer
from indIEration. you have already
tried pruflr, charcoal GfuEH and
various diEr stiYr aids ana you know
these things Viii not euro your
trouble in some eases do not even
give relief
uut before giving up hope and
deciding you are a chronic i1aprpiic
just ny che effect of q littlr Uir-
uratrd Magnolia not the ordinary.
commercial carbonate. citrate. or
milk bu' tho pure NlHurafed Mag
hesla. which sou can obtain from
practically guT druggist iu either
powdered on tablet form
Take traspnouful u tho powder
nr three Compressed tablets with "a
little water after your neat meal.
ami hFe what a difference This
makes "a viii instantly urufraltsF
iho dangerous. harmful acid ga the
stomach which now causes your
food 20 frrmrnt and sour. making
kas. wind. fihtuicucr, heartburn aud
the hl1ntrd or heavy. iumpy feeling
that seems 90 follow most every
thing you cat
You viii find that provided YOU
take a little Bluuratcd MhEucsin i'm.
mrdthtrlY after q meal YOU can cat
almost hn1 thing and enjoy ~ with
out any danger q pain or dlEram-
fort 90 follow and. moreover, the
continued uss % the Hiaurhtrd Nag
nrsla cannot iniurr tho stomach In
any way 40 long ~ there are any
symptoms 81 acid Indigestion -Ad-
VrFllarmrut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19
$4,880 Expended by
Ore. Progressives

SALEM. Ore. Nov. ios-Tho La
Toilette and Wheeler campaign com.
mittso spent ,4.ss0.s5 In the recent
campaign in Oregon. according 10 n
statement filed with Secretary Kozcr
today.
other campaign statements have
been filed as follows:
Milton a. Miller. democratic. U.
g. senator. iss7.0J.
Thomas y. Kay republican, state
treasurer. I2,73ioT.
o. =. coshow. democrat. justice
supreme court. Si74I5.
]. W. Allen. republican. district
attorney. Wasco county. ,55.4i.