New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 17, 1926, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY AUGUST 17, 1926. So Bohumir Kryl, noted composer | and owner of a famous band has learned Ten years ago, the composer, de- | sirous of musical careers for his two |daughters, exacted from each promises that they would not marry betore they were In return he promised cach of them $100,000 as ~ VALENTIND IN FIGHT FOR: LIFE Peritonitis Causes Goncern for |» Weliare of Screen Sheik New York, Aug. 17 (A—Rudolph k of the silver screen, v for his mil- a bower of ew York—=The latest ee: Sus Worn by M jon the from Gay avenue in t penders holding up skirts, |is to be replaced by a s Ruth Raisler apartment house. George Leviathan. Brokaw sion to ra Fifth aver nd apartmen ouse. George Harvey acré tract in Westc! exclusive count arriving the rs later, Josephine Kyrl, h a violinist of note married Paul Tay- lor White, the composer and forfeit- ed her $100,000 Marie Kyrl, widely planist, at that time by her father to promise and not follow example. | Now comes Marie, who d#dmits that she has been engage ar to Spiro Hadje titled Greek whom she met in Ber- lin last summer. B, ugualls “Really it's most romantic.” she comes general, and when it does the al, and when it does the | 4 1. ;oq 1 was introduced to him aticnt dles. The strong resistance :, NS Rersn “,”,g":pf‘:‘;h; I;R‘ by Prince Joachim ' Albrecht, the R " | composer, w s ¢ ex sique was sald fo be his only hope, | COmposer, who is a cousin o q‘.'m St 5 hn‘ % ;”'\p P ive | Kaiser Wilhelm. We fell in love at ntino e most expens i i and became en, d almost as and one of the largest suites In the | Jnee o0 PeCame enguged a hospital, but there was not enough |~y ¢ enor she says, ' has given e or 21l the flowers Sent | pis consent, but he emphatically de- Semt to the Toome o8 Sther Y oer® | nies there Will be a withdrawing, Tho hospital telephons saitenbonrd | But meanwhile she continues her . B e e gitehboard | rousseau shopping expeditions and him. A speclal waiting room admits that already she has spent ot aalde }:, callers i $5,000 and has scarcely started iy e R o Her flance will arrive in New York Among telegrams of sympathy | ypree weeks. She intends to meet was one from Jack Dempsey and his | ;i there and make final arrang wite, Estelle Taylor of screenland. |nonc"7or the wedding. She sad Tiola, Deri, who annbunced recently | i wag likely she and her husband ekiene e ;““""‘""" would sail for Greece soon after the on tria n Los Angeles that she | ' ou 0 & would take the first train 3 s . ’ York to see him after she a 2 | Thousands Attending the picture on which she is workin, Valentino asked several times s Gonvent: yesterday about Mies Negri and had | DC,"““S (:O"WI,‘"OH i a telegram sent to her saying Philadelphia, Aug. 17 (P)—Several 2bocwarlg Troa M npon thousand scientists and dental prac- He was not allowed to read any of | titioners all parts of the world the telegrams sent him himself, and | Were he Y. for fhe seventhin|c very few were read to h ternational dcnm)] eangrems. It 15 |F2RASSLS ARATIMents b It was reported that b | espactedi toite gihe Z Eraateh: fo upon thelr return from ab fivat wite: Jean Ackerihad clave in the history of dent [says: “The truth is that 1 the hospital, but this was denied by Official ~delegates from almost |eat breakfast.' his manager, S. George Ullman, e nation will be present at the | The screen sheik’s life is in invitation of President Coolidge, $1,000.000 in faver of his pro- | who issued it on authority of an act ucer, Joseph M. Shenck. of congress, and appointed a special | commission to represent the United | States government. The last international cong s held in the United States in St.| N Louis in 1304, The sixth congress ich convened in London in 191 s adjourned abruptly, with the outbreak of the World War. build a And Buffalo—How men colds: Just emulate the matter of clothing. Praising light |airy frocks and bobbed hair, Dr. E. 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