New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 21, 1923, Page 21

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The body of Allen McPhee, friend of Sailsted was burned in the cottage to make it appear than Sailsted had perished. “SAILSTAD INTENDS | to “have it over with.” He and Miss Anderson Girl, His Paramour, |fnie'iod Sasa 3 Farsns whicn Will Do Same Thing tained, the Mexican government re. | ported today. GIVES BIG M BIG FUND Mrs. Rockefeller LOOKING FOR COMET | More | Astronomers at \Ii\\ ARE I'RA\I-II\(- Turns Over Leipzig University All Christmés Records For Passen- gers to be Broken at New Y New York, Dec. 21.—All previous records for passenger traffic through this city are expected to fall today with the beginning of the pre-Christ- | mas week-end exodus. More than 150,000 persons are expected to pass through Grand Central terminal the Penr Than Five Million For Use of Big Say That D'Arrest Comet Alrcady Realty Firm, Is Overdue. 21.— Astronomers at arching the st comet al- on its they made no effort to obtain. All through the brief arraignment, known as the “sun- she was a Chicago \liss Anderson med and AR PR t before becoming apher, clung to him court arm in arm were arrested in Nayp r wandering over the country in un automobile. Atlar H 2 oo i Dor Andcrsor jumping flame | b man r 1 for tne last three and will plead guilty wo wrson when taken before Judge Archibald McKay in superior | court today or tomorrow to answer | Mrs Sailsted, who thought her hus- for firing Sailstéd’s summer cottage |band dead and who recently was at Lake Nebagamon, Wis.,, the night |married again, was not in court yes- they disappeared from KEau Claire, |terday. and one from the wreek of their thirty-five foot launch and swimming for three« quarters of an hour in icy water Charles and Jacob Driscoll, two At- jantic City baymen, were rescued last night by coast guards five miles at sea. The burning launch was discovered by the lookout at the Atlantic City sUoast Guard Station and was seen by hundreds of persons on the Board-| walk. The Coast guard launch, ves. scls of the County Prosecutor’s navy” and power boats, suspected by | the Federal officials of having been engaged in rum running from the li- guor fleet outside the twelve-mile | limit, raced to the rescuc, the crews forgetting their enmity in the com- L | Episcopal { | XPECTED I hurch Crisis Shows Some | Signs of a Lull | New York, Dec. 21,—A lull in the | controversy between the fundamen. | talists and the modernists of the | Protestant Episcopal church is ex- | pected to result from the pastoral let. | ter issued yesterday by Bishop Wil- | liam T. Manning who called upon the cral Estrada Faces Almost Certain | Defeat in Jalisco Sector, HAS ENOUGH FORCES Obregon Stops Recruiting Through- out Mexico mon errand. With the advantage of | # better start, the Coast Guard launch which has frequently been beaten in liquor cases, won the race und res- cued the two Driscolls a few minutes before they must have succumbed. drenching Charles Driscoll, 26 years old, the younger of the brothers, with | faming gasoline and spraying patches | num! of the burning fluld over Diriscoll. guard rra!t Charles, who was m\er- was ldkvn to the City hoapl!al whe rL it was said that his conditwa was critical. Jacob's burns were less ser- |ious and he was released from the ‘huspndl after treatment. Jacob Driscoll was arrested on Dee. |16 in a launch similar to ths nnc Then Swim 45 Mmutes 0 T0F bhriad Sinias e BAR: whcon tho cnest]. Chicase, De 31, Mos. Eaitn| Letpaig, Dec |guard a lively pace into the inlct. |Rockefeller McCormick, daughter of |Leipzig university are wa[ers {He was held in $1,000 bail on a|Johu D. Rockefeller and divorced heavens for the D'Arr charge of illegal tramsportation for a |wife of Harold F. McCormick, last|ready considerably overdue hearing before United States Comms- | night turned over $5, ,000 in Stan- | periodical visit sio John E. Issard on Dec. 26 dard Oil securities to the newly form The comet was na The explosion is believed to i ed [Edith Rockefeller McCormick h D'Arrest ¢ raliroad en caused by gasoline leaking trus which she is president. Fd who L I dented a defective tank being ign 2 | win Krenn, former Swiss architect every si ars al- | FU ervations. One spark from the engine or Ibroy, to America by Mrs. McCor nately thereafter v when | extra cars will be filled used 1o light a cigarette 2 | mick, idward A. Dato, partners it was not seen. It is again this| _The New York Central plans to add exploded. in realty firm of'Krenn and Dato, | year but it is still missing 150 extra sleeping cars to its through | SR e e S are co-trustees. In 1920 astronomers were much | trains to the west. Twenty-five extra | Announcement of the creation of startled to see in the vicinity of |Sections will run over the New York, REBELL[ON DOOMED Ithe trust was made at a banquet|Jupiter & heavenly body much r ew Haven and Hartford lines, Traf- vt iy {glven by the real estate firm which |sembling D'Arrest and consequently | fic on the Erie and Long Island sys. stated two cash deals have been com- |since the comet has not appeared in | t°M8 Will be the heaviest Monday, of- Opinion in Mexico City is That Gm-‘plmd The Kord Sheridan garlens, |its usual place many observers are in. | ficlals predict la 178-acre plot, purchased for $390,- |clined to think the planet has at- 000 will be marketed as a high class | tracted it from its old course. Others 'sub division and $1,000,000 was paid |believe D'Arrest may have disappear- |to the Potter Palmer cstate for a|ed permanently. By The Associuted Press. | building on Michigan avenue near the | Mexico City, Dec The rebellion | Lake Shore Drive home of Mrs. Mc- | of General Enrique Estrada in Jalisco | Cormick. Is doomed, it is belleved there, ebe-| Mpg, McCormick will take an active cause of the Indiffercnce of the in-linterest in the affairs of the real es- | habitants of the region affected, lack |qate company, according to Mr. Dato, | of funds, failure of the crude petro- | leum supply for military trains, and |pusiness side the almost in revolt of a great!.j,) gide, T number of ‘Estrada troops when they |aror about learn their ¢ommander s Iflwunzy( ormick'’s them against greatly superior federal force force and available 2,000 armed a entire less than s London, [ age on Nove I"rombona, who fled the region. | title Screaniing with paingand being lit-| General Salvador Alvarado, ex-secy y a "human toreh,” Charles Dris- | retary of the treasury, and iiped overboard, His brother | governor. of Yucatan, who was report- wed and helped him swim away | ed en route to Yucatan to arouse the , \ch, fearing the expl ople, is wccompanying Estrada, it her tank, of gasoline, | was added,although.he is virtually in- h Wwas cartied for emergencies, | active on account of iliness les Driscoll was practically un- | conscious when a crew of five coast leeland is using refrigeration this guards in command of Edwin Hobart | year for the first time in her history reached dbim: Jacob who had been |in the exportation of large quantities | supporting his brother in the water, [ of mutton, formerly salted and bar- | fuinted when pulled into the coast | roled “Viscou | SPECIAL Mahogany Finish — Tapestry Seat— Cane Panel Back $9.95 B. 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