New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 17, 1920, Page 5

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Taleam: Scap shaves without mug. | BRIDE'S GOWN T0OO : LITTLE FOR PRIEST He Has Lights Put Out, Sends Her ! Home to Change It, and Then l Officiates. ' | New Orleans, June 17.—A wedding | in St. Louis Cathedral was postponed | several hours yesterdday because Fa- ther Antoine of the Order of Oblate Fathers of Mary Immaculate, de- | clared the bride was immodestly at- { in violation of a recent order | wearing ! | tired, of Archbishop apparel. He declared the bride appeared ‘‘so shocking that he had the sexton put out the lights so she might retire and properly clothe herself.” e de- clined to divulge the bride’s name but declared she “wanted to fly in so- ciety style at her wedding. much to her disgrace.” Everything had been prepared for the wedding. The bridegroom was on hand, the guests were seated, the altars were ablaze with candles and the electric lights in every part of the ancient cathedral were lighted. The bride started up the main aisle but had not gone far before the priest got a glimpse of her gown. Then he ordered lights out and sent the zirl home, telling her to don oth- e arments. When she returned the marriage ceremony was ~performed, Father Antoine officlating. NUST ADNIT HAKHK Find Shaw about Officials on Shipboard Not Enough for Ex- clusion. Archbishop’s Actions Washington, June 1T.-~Immigra- tion officials said today that there was no law under which the Most Rev. Daniel J. Mannix, archbishop of Melbourne, could be excluded, from dhe United States even should an in- quiry disclose that he failed to stand when the band of the steamship Ven- tura played the American national anthem in Honolulu harbor. Protest againsi the admission of the archbishop has been filed with the state department by Marcellus Parsons of New York and several others who were passengers with the archbishop on the Ventura. The matter was turned over to the im- migration bureau by the department but as yet the immigration authori- ties at San Francisco have made no report. SEARCH FOR ROBBERS Missouri Bandits Tie Victim to Rail- road Tracks When He Is Found to Have But $70. Excelsior Springs, Mo.. June 17.-— George Underwood of Carrollton Mo, tod#y was in a hospital minus h (5 hand and foot. Posses sough men who Underwood said robl§w and bound him to a railrged trac He was tied with wire but freed him- self just before a train bore down upon him. Underwood sold two automobiles in Kansas City yesterday but had dis- posed of all the money he received except $70 which was taken from him. Officers said they believed the robbers knew of the sale and fol- lowed Underwood. PR e RESIST BANDITS, KILLED. Moving Picture Man and Policeman Tum on Five Who Enter Bank. Chicago, June 17.—A. D. Rouil- lard, owner of a moving picture the- ater, was shot and killed and a po- liceman was wounded yesterday when five armed bandits made an unsuc- cessful attempt to rob the Dressel Commercial and Savings bank on the west side. Fred EBrunke, a patrolman, and Rouillard were in the bank when the robbers entered. Brunke opened fire. but his gun was shot out of his hand. Rouillard offered resistance and one of the robbers killed him. The men then fled. Their automo- bile was pursued by a motorcycle policeman, who exchanged more than 100 shots with them. This was the third time the bank had been held up in the last two weeks. WOMAN WILL SECOND NOMINATION OF PALMER Little Rock, Ark., June 17.—An- nouncement was made here today that Mrs. T. T. Cotnam of Little Rock, an Arkansas delegate at large to the democratic national convention had been chosen to second the nomination aof Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer. 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