New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 6, 1927, Page 16

EDUGATE JUDGES, " SCIENTIST SAYS Would Also Have Psychiatrist in Every Gourt Washington, May 5 (UP)— liducate judges as criminologists, ind asslgn an expert psychiatrist to overy court to advise the judge and the jury, was the suggestion today of Dr. Willlam A. White, superin- tendent of St. Elizabeth’s govern- nfent hospital for the insane here, for dealing with such cases as that FOOTBALL FOR SOCIETY COLUMNS IS PREDICTED ; § i Papers of 1940 Will Not Pllbllsh, Stories in Sports Pages, Rockne Says. Washington, May 8 (UP)—Foot- ball of 1940 will be reported in thc soclety columns of newspapers in- stead of on sport pages if the pres- ent “devitalization” of the game by rule changes continues, in the opinion of Knute Rockne, Notrc Dame coach. Addressing & Georgetown uni- | versity dinner gathering last night, Rockne attacked the recent rules concerning the lateral pass and fumbled punt and sald they tended to make of football a Inere “tea! anty L “Over emphasls” in football was | emphasized by Rockne in a differ- ont way. Beautiful S Fabri N enticing assortment of very attractive patterns in smart summer fabrics, beautiful in designs, gorgeous in colorings, these materials will make ideal cool and chic look- ing dresses, blouses or most anything' you yourself may want A Lucky Purchase— of the Season'’s Best Sellers! to make. A visit to the silk department will instantly win your £avor for them., Washable Silk Pongee Rough weave silk, similar to RAJAH, for sport wear and motor- ing. Colors guaranteed tub fast, 36 inches wide, in - the following shades: White, 'cream, pink, peach, rose, natural, gobelin blue, orchid, L\ . \ . 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Linen Table Sets ' 2 Valued at $3.95 and $4.95 Set $2.95 FOR SATURDAY 70x68 cloth, SELLING ONLY .......... 20, The injured man is Josep v, & Lackawal " le!ih‘és'c::!’;:: travelling. at high speed, Hurley said, and started down 2 hill with Bernard at the wheel. As the automobile approached & difficult curve, Bernard tried to Siop the machine, He falled and the | Mme. Borodin Will Have car sped down the incline, tearing | Civil Trial in China up nearly a dozen guide-posts. Peking, May 6 (#—Mm=. Borodin, Suddenly the automobile shot {rom ;+oqteq 'with soviet courters when the road and over an embankment, | o goyiet gteamer Pamiat Lenina at the foot of which it crashed into | was seized by northern Chinese a tree, killing the three men. Hurley |groc oSt ¥\ U0 HERL ER RS was thrown clear of the wreckage, , cjvil trial, allowing a foreign at and escaped with bruises and|iorney to represent the accused, it scratches. | was announced by the Ankuochun G lf A o l | (Northern Chinese) authorities to- olf Association Is’ | day. The date of the trial was not In Favor of Miss Browne | | announced. This action, which was unexpect- Chicago, May 6 (P — The Her- | eq in any quarter, is interpreted by | ald and Examiner said that a ma-|foreign observers as a move to es- Jority of the directors of the Wom- | tablish a precedent for ‘he trial of en’s Western Golf association, | foreigners lacking extraterritorial which meets here Monday, were in |rights, thus furthering the Chinese favor of a declaration of amateur- | claim for abolition of suca rights. ism for Miss Mary K. Browne. The. account continued that '“°“‘Foreigners in Hankow a declaration would be certain to >3 Pursuing Usual Customs be made in the event that Miss Browne asked for a ruling, but London, May 6 (UP)—American that the woman golf star had in- and British citizens remaining in dicated that she would not make|Hankow, China, are golfing, danc- such a request for fear of embar- |ing and attending concerts within rassing the W. W. G. A. | the sound of gunfire, a dispatch to |the Daily Express said today. RIOT BORNEO | The dispatch reported conditions The Hague, May 6 (UP) — Sol- in the capital of the radical wing dlers and police at Samarinda, fof the nationalists was returning to | § Borneo, clashed with a mob of Chi- |normal, and said the government's ®, nese who resisted efforts to arrest anti-foreign policy had been com- 1wo of thelr leaders, it was report- | pletely reversed. Soldiers tore down ed here today. | posters seeking to Inflame the Twelve Chinese were killed and |populace against foreigners, and 25 wounded. The Chinese were ad- |coolies were warned that natives herents of the Kuomintang or na- |who attack foreigners will be exe tionalists, the report said. |cuted, the dispatch said. ler trial in New York. Loeb-Leopold case in Chicago, sug- ;r;; his opposition to capital punish- towards football,” he sald, “is to prings of action,” 80 society | picture of a suppositional future discuss the fundamentals behind | John T. McGovern of the Car- | some very decided views on the ruining the game.’ presant court system. cashion of the old doctor who had ife imprisonment or acquittal. Oer Ocean iry to solve a problem by capital stitutions. A man got wild and we Harmon, of New York, president of Y o man gets rough, we've got | Tribune said today, is planning to the trouble s and treat it at the |y T e " Atlantle from New it 1s stated, will use a fast plane. Fourth Injured When Car Goes Over | who will accompany him on his constant touch. with the officlal men were Killed and a fourth in- ~ Weather conditions today swere ment and crashed into a tree. immediate future. all of Lackawanna, N. Y. nounced by The Journal, which says | ments for a flight from Paris to 70x8714 cloth Pure linen .with fine hemstitch finish luncheon ready to depart at any moment. dozen $650 o helio, blue or rose, or a pure linen leveloped in the Snyder-Gray mur- Dr. White, internationally known alienist, who was employed in the his reform in an interview the United Press after express- | “The present tendency in schools went as solving nothing. He advo- | higger and better farces.” | .ated studying such cases to find The coach gave a caustie word may protect itself. ! tootball game robbed of action and | § Dr. White explained he could %ot initiative by modern rules. the Snyder-Gray case as he has Ot | ,.gie gthletic foundation, seconded studied the principals. But he has ' Rockne, saying rule makers werc general treatment of such persons, | nd the “utter incapacity” of the \wo remedies for everything—either | Jux vomica or quinine,” he said. ’ volving infinite problems, and the | | law is left with only three courses 3 Y3l “leath by nanging or etectrocution, Fpench Will Welcome Fliers | “Capital punishment ought to be put aside, because as long as we —_— unishment we solve nothing. It is | 7 ke the problem of restraint in in- Faris, May 6—{®—Clittord B, < it-jacket. Do the international league of aviators, e hm\:nhln ;rai:‘;:é;{‘::k Then | the Paris edition of the Chicago ol ind out what | meet the American Bellanca plane tofiise lour heids (O HILY |in mid-ocean when it attempts to Soirce.t York to Paris, to guide the filers to | § AUTOISTS K[LLED their goal, Le Bourget. Mr. Harmon, French war ace, and Major Coli, 3 forthcoming attempt to fly across Strikes Tree Near (ne Atlantic to New York, are in weather mian, for on his advice de- Buffalo, N. Y., May 6 (UP)—Three pends the time of thelr start. today when their far from favorable, and squalls and e ohie pel:;‘;ed ver an ombank- | thunderstorms are forecast for the au Ade Bernard, 34;| Still another pair of competitors ‘,‘l;ft};iddfizim“ig, wnd Alvin Setter, | for trans-Atlantic honors is an- is Joseph Hur- | the Belgian airmen Medaets and . Verhaegen are making arrange- each New York in a Breguet plane. It is each | understood their machine will be Napkins to match, Choice of a 55x55 cloth with 6 napkins to match. 70 inch table damask, $2 50 silver bleach set, size of cloth 55x70 with 6 napkins. Fardy s sanies o N Floral patterns and lattice work designs. for misses, women and children GROUP NO. 1, GROUP NO. 2. 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