New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 18, 1926, Page 8

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18 1926. QUESTIONS ANSWERED You can get an answ.r to any question of fact or information by | writing to the Question Editor, New Britain Herald. Washington Burcau, 1 New York avenue. Washington, D. C. enclosing two nts in stamps for reply. M 1 al and marital advice cannot be en, nor can extended research ken. All other questions 2 a personal repl Un- d requests cannot be answered. etters are confi s the > How is it pro- ed Mar- Q. What is me Alpha to On Alpha and Omega nd last le 1 th first to last Was Liliuokalani n to visit the U. 8.2 ted the U. S in ready been deposed. igning queen to visit here Queen of the Belgians who 20. Queen Marie of Ru- *from tters of the Gree ression signi- ok of Hawaif vis the s the second. 1 man obtains insurance aming his and s wife of the ir 10th- ots to will th is married beneficiary v pay wife? part "he entire insurance will iary named e on A notional law isition of land in Japancse? is no federal law. In srnia, Delaware, Idaho, s by CLIP COUPON shington Wash Bu Louisiana, Oregon and Washington they are prohibited by state laws to own or acquire land. In some states they can acquire lands the same as native Americans and in others they caa acquire land only on certain conditions and with some restric- tions. It is entirely a matter state law. Q. How old is Olive Borden, the movie actres he married? When did Hans Wagner quit professional baseball? A. At the close of the 1917 sea- son Q. What is a touchback and a safety in footb A A touchback the ball in posscssion of a player. guarding his own goal is declared dead by the Referee, any part of it ing on, above, or behind the goal line, provided the impetus which it to or across the line was given by an opponent. A touchback oes not count any points. A s made when the ball in posses- 1 of r guarding his own is declared dead by the Ref- any part of it being on, above behind the goal line, provided impetus which caused it to pass o goal line to or be- bal line was given by the the goal. A safet is made when sent 1y goal from outside t nd the side defer cou Q ts 2 po How is coffee butter frosting 1p washed or un- r until creamy and add 2 cups confectioners sugar grad- stirring constantly, ad- proc coffe ding during spoons strong drops at a time Q. How many United States yearl A Durin stamps government issue the last fiscal year it 0,505 stamps includ- delivery postal ed envelopes 4 mp- ing 1l cards, stam postal paper of all kinds. How ational Bank E: appointed? the Comptroller of the the approval of the Treasury. 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Major Mills made his proposal before a civie society that had ed him the bast way to 2 $100, 0 fund to settle bition question, the pro Fiectrical speedometers, clocks and volution counters, were among the accessories attracting most attention at the French auto- mobile show ped to give hristmas falls on Sunday prohibition law | ARMY PLANES ARE ~ READY FOR START Sonth American Trip Begins Monday Dec. 18 (@ —The p-American flight planes ht were pronounced ready hop-off next Monday. Every picce of equipment on the five amphibians, which ten army pilots will take on a tour of good will through Central and South American nations, tested perfect to- day, Major Herbert A. Dargue, com- mander ot the expedition declared. 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SCHULTE AND WIFE - ARE TO SEPARATE Been Married 22 Years New York, Dec. 18 (A—David A. hulte, who in a quarter of a cen- higher. All [tury rose from a cigar store clerk after 22 years of married lifre. |signed a days ago. separation agreement 10 personal,” he sald last night. *“But I will say that no third person fig- ured in it—no other woman, divorce. I do not know what the future will bring. Mrs. Schulte and 1 have the highest regard for each other and there will be no unpleas- antness, or anything else, which would be of interest to the public.” Mrs. Schulte, who formerly was Harriet Harris, daughter of 1. Har- ris, department store owner, also refuses to discuss the cause of the rift in her marital relations with her Mr. Schulte denles any question of | bassador |divorce, but admits he and his wife | “I will not discuss the reasons for | the separation, since they are very | “There has been no discussion of | to the head of a chain of nearly 300 | husband. shops, has separated from his wife “Yes, we're separated,” she said |at the Schulte apartment in the am- hotel on Park avenue where she is living with thelr three sons, Arthur, 20 years old, John, 15 and David, Jr., 10. “I have no lawyer,” she added, “and T am not suing for divorce, | The couple first separated thres | months ago when Mr. Schulte left | his wife for three weeks. A recon- | ciliation was effected, however, and they again lived together for six weeks. The separation then was made into a formal agreement. 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