New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 28, 1926, Page 3

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Wesleyan President Explains | How to Pick Students na. : Middletown, Conn., April 28 UP-— 4| movement to raise funds to pur- | A method of eelecting from among @ Monticello, the home of the nearly half milllon high school | Thomas Jeiferson, tor a national students graduated each epring Memorial and patriotic shrine, is | these young men who will profit /made in letters being sent to mem- most from college education and [bers of the chmber of com- most for the common good Merce oxpressed vecently by Prof. E. | The movement ) ¢ L Thorndike, eminent Columbia Of the Loard of directors of the state | univ ty psychologlst and Wesle- f"“lflh"r which recently d the | yan university alumnus, was sx. |f0llowing expression of sentiment, plained to Weslevan university "T”‘:‘","(lml‘]‘,‘,’.’,"v SR of the abud ;:.‘”:::;";\‘“' Ereudent "“’“.4‘o|\nm:\.w;{‘ Chamber nf[lmw; n approvs ie movement to make a Professor Thorndike's _criterion | RS |16 Tovemont | of Monti- which his “alma mater can |0 " 5 T ER L ElTE O S o, [spect. for intcrnational treaties are ita solection is bralns!' His (G O thomas Jef fori. Sald officiall” to have been the sul- ere made at a meeting cal character associated |3° of the first deliberation; university AlUmN |G the formation of our goverp. |drmistice which has cxisted in ciation in New York ment and the orlgin of our republie |{OF MX Weeks now becomes effect] cction for Intelleet” says Dr. | oyt ITRT P O o e | under mlltary law., Thorndike.” has the speclal merit i jiava that this movement is worthy (DY 4RY combatant from six o of being thoroughly practicabla Tt !,e . recognition of individnals anq |Yesterday evening becomes a is very hard to estimate the all |grganizations in al and that it [Pelll The Freneh and round ities ©f a thousand imerits dissemination among our |[10OPS have been ordered to ref hoys accurately enough to pick the sehool children from a patriotic ana | FOM all warlike manifestation | ndred who are the most talent- |historieal sthndpornt." {even parades. Roughly summed up, energetic and eapable. It is still | Connceticyt of | the first ofticial contact seems to in er to devise and apply measur- |“Commission on the Jeffereon Mem. |dicate that all thres delegations to rods for character, manhood lorlal Foundation ™ appoinied fhicin noe coht iancerd elcanviticed d fdealiem, But certain aspects former Governor Templeton, are M2 there nust ve peace | ¢ intellect, thanks to the work of |Augustine Lonergan, Hartford; Wil-| ‘It 18 indeed a pleaslice Lo spedic vevchologists in the last score of [liam E. Thoms, Waterbury, and Rol. |With ¢ I e ACAl A eTesan e years, Within (lin 1" Tyler of Haddam acpiionght sl zlion g rertain possible to :’f‘]‘:“‘i’l'“‘f’["’(' o : adr know the intellsctual quality of e D sueh a thousand boys with f‘u'r\- he Riffian war lord, stantial accuracy, years before 4 " o they go to college. Los Angeles, April 28 (P—dn or. |epondent of the Assoclatet bed as Selection for intellect has sril) [der that may makis the Crescent |day. SO B R 4 inother merit. Intellect is not only 'Bay distiict counell, Boy Sequts nr“a\.g;fllin'. or‘1 1?1:? ”.W:‘ h..:\ £ 2 good in and of itsel?; it is a America ofgallEroyliSet p]‘,‘f',,".,:(’,p},, L,:,,'N;" symptom of ability, eharacter and [Scout organizations has been ap- |8 S R The thousand intellzets |Proved by the superior court here. i i £ Y graduats from high school neimis b Blanderd r okesma ring will beat a thousan Y to s dri NN o o et debates, swimming, baseball or Rear Santa Monica e s hegoliatlons ate sressing | any other worthy abllity. In games Was decded to the acous v .,qq;j}:ot}av‘x:- n;g‘:n{im:arm ni.’f}f’,.'r e where physical sirength 18 a great |vears ago by Mrs, Rate 8 Vosberg .- fof Jihiq TA0 it 0y aseel Wasinl rowlnglandf ocibafll | and otheranelistat the IALoR IR £ 8 vt b they will be at some disadvantags |Slouson, the grant provided che Sl have war now somebody will because they get into college |Property b 1 forines ts will di- (bave to take the responsibility young., before they have attained | The heirs and the scouts o lit. We have reached the limits their 26 and strength. Even [vide a. royalty on any oil found on ” L | concessione this handicap they should |the land The rifles are silent along the win." { PEACE WITHOUT VICTORY TIKELY This Seems Basis of Eudingl Rilfian War Oudja, Rococco, April ) President Wilson's dream of p withou! victor; las come to p Representatives of the Riffiar tribesmen and their antagonists, t} French and Spanish, are sitting at |the green baize-topped: table dis cussing how to end the war in the ULt The fact established,in the sc |knowledged peace conference is 11y the Riffians are recognized as belli. | gerents and are negotiating on equal termg with the Franco-Spanish plenipotentiaries. Eecurity and re- ment To Make It National Shrine | Hartford, Conn., April 25—An an- | state use it i great h ot fired membe: the ng by ach limits it is SRS - E Boy Scouts Council Has Chance for Great Wealth fated Press to- : the wealthisst neh on bel the fol- ation only tor | of sult of s COLORADO WINS RACE | Newmarket, England. April 28 (P —Lord Derby's Colorado won the | two thousand guineas stakes, the | first classic of the flat racing scason, here today:. Lord Woolavington's Coronach | {was second and J. P. Horning ' { Apple Sammy third in the field of 10 ¢ v N Ouergha river and the lower Atlas | ? SES | Binstongenril o8 Tod be the |DEak fires here were Ift last night | e e i e gopaet. &1 In the language of the Riff they avmy sensralisiafi iho. FALiCe - lconvey . rdy warriors o 3 llaves thal advanesd. alm|conveyed to the hardy warrlors iiment Al arealin ‘islands of tha WAtching the mountain pas a In one minute the paini bases on the outlying islands of the | "o "l ii1e plains the word tha free PaIBIS Hawatian group are ssaentlal 10 8D o 5e hao coms to Morooeo, A adequats defense of Hawall and) o oonee already are being made one, sy o o T et e U ks i fications at Oanu ia to handle sickles, instead of 44 Major General Patrick, chief n':xlf::. Sb Gets at the (1| the army afr service, has heen i causeof corns £/} [ structed by Secretary Davis to “tak ok = o {he necessary steps for the establish ?a’ §Cht?:::uszem:x;l:;d!n;z::: !":: ment of airways in the Hawaiian b LX) 3 department cause—pressing or rubbing of shoee. departmen The pain goes instantly. Zino-peds ) safe, sure, antiseptic, healing. i They profect while they heal. Get | Continued from First Page.) a box at your druggist’s or shos dealer’s today—35c. For Frec Sample write The Scholl Mfg. Co., Chicagn Dr Scholl’s Zino-pads Put one on—the pain is gons Colorade, which {s by Phalarls o I out of Cangon. won by five lensths 1 at odds of 100 to 8 against. Three Girls Love New oot ion et om Wonderful Powder second and against which the bet- 10 to 1. Yeu will not have a shiny nose now. A very fine, pure, new French Process Powders is all the rag put up a desperate The fate of the fourth member of the McSwiggin party is a mys- | tery and the automobile has not been found. Left for Card Party McSwiggin left his home last night with Duffy, telling l'('lflvi\»'.‘t" that he planned to go to Berw; another western suburb, for a game of cards. The two entered an automobile and drove away. At- taches of the state's attorney's of- dce expressed’ the belief that the trip to Cicero also was connected with two cases on which he was working. One was that of Martin Durkin, police slayer, who hid for several months in Cicero before his FOUND NOT ILTY Keeps shine away — perspiratic wrdly affects it. L or pores Boston, April 28 (A—Two de- fendants on trial with Willlam 1. Quinn, former chief of the Swamp- scott police, on charges of conspir- 101t show. Looks like natural skin to violate the national prohibi gives a beautiful tion customs laws, werc found not iet a box today. cuilty by directed verdict in TU. MELLO-GLO. | district court tod ac called H.J. DONNELLY CO. A Wonderful Sale of ORIENTAL RUGS Savings up to 50 in the wonderful stock of Oriental Rugs. All sizes, all kinds, prices range from $25 to $1,000. Quality and values are unsurpassed. Everyone is given a cordial invitation to inspect this wonderful display continuing till Saturday. | with Doherty and Dufty; | the last year | was a precinct captain for the rarrested In a | parked in and | captur “MeSwiggin was a2 man w'e worked 24 hours a day when on blg case Mr. Crowe eald Three General Theories Thres general theories for the slayings were advanced by investi. gators. McSwiggin may have been the victim of a beer war, the at- tackers not knowing that he was he may have been slaln for his prosccution of several recent cases, he having obtained flve hanging verdiets fr or, it has been sugz- gested, he mav ha become volved in election disputes Duffy tion with whick od Doherty known the prosecutor wi and a friend a forelgn group in Ciec vestigators poin M may forr also had bitter running ganz poliee alled herty beer several membors week. Tt the men had given word g man g word leading next 4 by ina was re undey 10 a confr respon 0 the arres night an automobile « several guns fired into a Ci police siugs Thr frant longed 1 De to runner MeSwizein was the son of a Chirag leutenant. hada carcer as a prosec ments, manv of th torious murder O e v hanged, and Henry I Ferne i, nder oith the chist lautenar only 26 v uter. His m the rases inelnded now two of | anker The attorney's were eredited with winning for him fighting abilities against odds in many easee A hundred or more e nade in raids upon saloons roadhouses in the machine gun crew Steva O'Donne O'Donnell brothers and Ster search ¢ quor business in which Fuffy also were a of the suspeats brought in by geant John J. Murphv, an of McSwiggin's father, Police geant Anthony McSwiggin Ser- cnciate Sere PRISON FOR COMMUNTSTS Tol April 28 (&) — B N t leader, héer men arrested with May, 1923, charged wi nist plotting, were giver terms ranging from seven monthe in the court of app day. Sakal, who first attracted atten. tion because of his pacifis ties during the Russo-Ja war, has served secveral terms for offenses against t tablishment order. $300,000 FIRE LOSS Waukegan, IIl, April 2§ (P—The vincipal building of Johns-Manvil manufacturers, a h containing the plant vas swept by fire today loss estimat NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1926. LOST JEWELRY HAS e ot BAD LUCK RECORD Dead Woman's Claims and Conn- fer Claims in Conrt 28 M — Baa the pearl neck- man over a long many, Japan, Belglum and present, the American foreign trades counell opened its thirteenth annual oonvention hers today. | The sesslons will be prasided over by James A Farrell, president of the !Unitad Btates ESteel corporation and chairman of the counell, A key to the city of Charleston, carved from an oak planted near the famous battery by George Washing- countries, England, France, Ger- Egvpt, | Charleston, 8 C., April 28 () - | With delegates trom Latin-American | ton nearly 150 years ago, was pre- sented to the chairman. Will Not Participate " In League Conference Washington, April 28 (A—The Washington government is not dis- posed to authorize participation by | Amerlean delegates in the League of | Nations passport conference to con- e in Geneva next month Geneva dispatches last night said | that the League of Nations was 12T to learn whether the United Stnies would be represented Insofar as non quota immigrants are concernsd, the state department s that nt has made considerable | progress in over-coming passport | 1 vise troubles through the nego- on of separate agreements with more than a dozen governments which provide reduced and recipro- ~al fee changes Theodore B. Bankers' for for iors Aa-Gray that was not 2 0. 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