New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 28, 1926, Page 14

e} l;fl—l.s BELMONT GIVES BISHOP RETORT FOR WHICH SHE HAS WAITED 30 YRS. APRIL ABBOTT MAY HAVE 10 STAY IN JAIL NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NEW HONOR SYSTEW PLANNED AT YALE " m(m two to four feot high were ipiled up around fence posts and two {foot drifts of the dirt tmpeded auto traffic at Fulda, Minnesota, At Sioux Falls, §. D., the sun was \1 tually obscured all day yesterday Locause of the soll in the air Farmers in southeastern South Da- college and 1s on a tour of Italy with | | hls mother, Mrs, Grafton St Abbott, readily admits that he polished off the guide with his fists, He denies, however, a more scrions charge placed aaginst him by the ‘]I'{(fl'{'d man, This is in effect that cemetery rendering last honors Colonel Serefinikl, an alr | spector killed to | force in- recently fn an air. | plane accldent, were n colllsion yes. | terday, Two of the machines| ed and a pilot was killed and | two mechanics were injured, The '\MI plane did not fall, but flm Loe | MIDDLEWESTMUCH IN'NEED OF RAIN 1896 as Divorced Wom- | BE SOLD AT RUCTION an, Wealthy New Yorker Chicago, And st Twits Now Milwaukee Paul Clergyman - for Soliciting Lines Are to Go Under Funds Auctioneer's Hammer, Chicago, Aprll 28 (®—A raflroad worth three-quarters of a billion lollarawill go under the auctionser's mme™at Butte, Montana withi next few months, An order of sale and a forc entered In federal court Judge James H, Wil the Chlicago, Mil Paul raflroad—th ruptey decree in From Her, New H. P, late W holds that York, v Belmont m K. April Mre, O th Vanderbilt in 1896, divorced from o lecree were yesterg a divorced woman v lesrion name fs excluded from one church |\wauke charjty I biggest tory. livorced when cgul the next funds is made, indahl, master i caring claims agalnst nce it went into the some mouths ago, has been od by Judge Wilkerson to con- t the sale of the rallroad's hold- C at approxi she mad s clear in a letter to Bishop Willi da contribution to the alfan Catli s of tely : shortly for vhich is expected to t > weeks to complete country states from Indiana to the Pacific L was chosen as the site of sale, it was expiuined bec &ale will embrace the Puget nd holdings of the road as well o holdings in Chicago and the west and the Montana, city i mid-way of the pro rhaps unde at hearing Stevens 1o " for the 156 prise ked Mrs, as mid Mrs approximately Belmont presumed Bishop ing would not want her name pertics hed in conncetion wit Ea Out of the ght make, but it of t e come re-organization of road expected the tion Ihe Loeh and Co., sponsors of the nost prominently o depositors for the W why 1 dear sing to il to on your > able to give. zation plan mentioned, par Common Fx‘eshman Year Would | Be Divorced From Policy New April 28 (@) A new lionor system is being plan- 1ed at Yale, that the present plan ls ing out sat iative Haven, Conn,, It having been declared not wo I'he college s taken the ini campuign for a opted resolutions which are now awgiting the approv- ul of the college euthorities, The council would divorce freshman year from the system and would have the hman faculty on all casc giving and receiving aid during ninations in the common fresh man year. This suggestion has not met with the .u)rprn‘:'] of the fre authorities and also has been rejocted by the Sheffield council, Resolutions adojted by the lege student council would plact complete jurisdiction of the collegs onor system fn the hands of that ation, A meeting of the ophomor class would be held at the beginning of es college yeur d each sophomore class would be isked to sign a st indicat- ing that he had accepted the hLonor system. In this statement, the sophomore would decl that “T am or! council in the change and ha the cotmo: mar col ment |on my honor to neither give nor re- minations and shall be celve ald during ex that T will accept pe orded by the coll student council for violating my word on honor in this resp If a sopho more refused to sign the statement his name would be handed to the college faculty, The college counefl {s pledged as members of that hody to report all vielations of the honor yatem, FPenalties for violation of the code f Honor are spe the resoln shock of the collislon threw the pilot | \our and the machine and he was | [Killed instantly when his body | struck the ground. OLD FRIENDS RALLY T0 ' AID FORMER ATHLETE Alexander Hodges, Tndicted As Bandit, Gets Offer of Job and Loan | New Ycrk, April 28 (A)—Despite lils indictment for a restaurant rob- , Alexander R, Hodges, former athletic star of Kansas university, bery, had an offer of his old job back to | arralgnment | | was taken to a from a fractured jaw and a neatly sustain him today, The "Trust in facing teal Lsta Mortgage and company of Chicago and £t, Louis wired him last night to draw on them for money if he needed it, nd to say that the job at which he worked last summer was open {f he wanted it agai. In addition scores of friends sent sympathetic lotters and acter. Hodges was arrafgned in magls- ate's court here yesterday, churg- | ed with holding up the cashler of a restaurant and robbing him of $240 | the night of April £0, but when a grand jury returned an indictment {for first 4. robbers the arraign- ent was continuel until today for g in general sessions court. oung man sald he entered restaurant without intentions of ry, out on seeing the cash " full of money he held up the James Poulous, with a cig- irette case resembling a pistol. Pou- fous contended that it was a pistol Patrolman George J. Swo- ody, who captured Hodges after a se of t ks by hurling his night stick him, sald he thought it, < a pistol I real | American Wha Beat Up Italian Rome, April 28 (—A descendant of two presidonts States fs in jail here, and it i possi- ble he may have to remain there for ten days until he s brought up for trial, He is Ynhn Adams Abbott of Bos- ton, President Quincy Adams. He is accused of hav- | ing beaten up Salvatore Astrologo, a | Roman guide, and invited him out for a fight after | a dispute regarding precedence | entering the Vatican bbott accepted zht with some avidity and Astrologo | [ decorated eye. man, who recently graduated from | telegrams testifying to his char- | that he had had | | {he used derogatory remarks against from the flelds which under a Still Behind Bars “frame" him. of the United| Thus far the | His forehears John Adams and Mass were John | The who came to his hotel in garden. Mr, invitation to dow to the V the hospital suffering | as any American bott's hotel to him by the The Boston young | Premier Mussolini, recent enactment calls for Abbott asserts that the accusation as regards Mussolinl is an attempt to Amerlcan and consulate have been unable to Hleavy secure the release of Abbott from | the Regina Coeli prison, | thought there will be some difficulty [in doing this because of the report of the physiclans that suffering from a fractured jaw and a badly infured eye, trouble between Astrologo hegan when Astrologo, ing an a guide for tourists ahead of Abbott at the tican words were exchanged durlng which Astrologo declared that e Fasclst Itallan and equally address American liota were driven and had to seek refuge fudoors, The sun also was hidden at Des Moines, Iowa, by the dust. C. D, Reed, fed eral metoorologist at Des Molnes that the storm was the worst n seen In this part of » fn tho las o ) years, conviction for leglslative imprisonment, High Wmds Create Uncomfont- able “Dust Areas” embassy 8t. Paul, Minn., April 28 \/Pr.-‘ rainfall 1s needed to clear |th° dust laden alr in southwestern Min- | nesota, south-eastern South Dakota | and Towa, High winds yesterday | swept the dust into the alr from newly plowed and planted flelds, Considerable damage to farms, ads und Nighway drainage systems ported. Persons living in the Adust-laden areas experienced diftieni- ties in going about thelr daily T Advices from several Minnesots towns told of grain fields being swept by a fiftymile gale. Some replanting may be necessary, it was Loose dirt in the newly plant- od fields was easy prey for the strony 25 or and it is KIDNAPPER GETS LIFE W, was senienced to life imprisonment yesterday when he vleaded guilty to a charge of Xid- vapping IPrances Webb on Apri) 13 The givl was kidnapped on her way to school. Runde, after eluding & demanded ransom Astrologo is Abbott and 0850, ticket garden, win- - Hot LAWSU hell, 8 D, April Besanson settled a $15,000 breach of promise &nit brought by Miss Dorothy Webb for $10.26 “Initial expense,” court records to- day. They were married last week, ) e was A G as good He requested Ab- which was given |w said, Marshall, Minnesota, sand THE FINAL CRASH OF SHOE PRICES! adopted. A would punishable by rning. The 10 oftense would call for a trial e —— nccused befors the colleg TONCK REACHES N. 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