New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 17, 1927, Page 15

[~ ] NEW BRITAIN HERALD \ { ‘'orce Attempt Protect R. R. Blackiace Comedian’s TS| “pvopmr mc Property At Their Expense Traced to Worries | “army” of farmers armed Wwith shotguns marched out to battle tune’s lash, no stranger to Frank| A short time later most of the Tinney the blackface comedian, has | army trooped back home. The | The call to arms followed a ru- Tinney today was under physi- | mor circulated among farmers that tered on the floor of the Club Bag- | effort to protect some :f its propetn dad, a cabaret, wners he was at- | ty, planned to cut embankments on ditions. months of illness. More than 1,000 patrons of the| The report was denled vehemently night club saw the comedian falter | during last of his four appearunces | the farmers maintained Watch tato | satisfled they sald, that the rallroad tainers help him _ from the floor. |\ /ded no harm to the protecting collapse in his dressing room. - 7 about the waters of the “Big Mud- He was taken to his apartment | "oy oy Vlagt Saturday broke through the night. It was under- stood that the comedian’s condition i hacked. up 'ggainat THoney Creek, back to New York as soon as he was able to make the journey. ,WILK]NS To ATTEMPT It was Tinney's second collapse | A FLIGHT troit in Earl Carroll’s “Vanitles” last SEGOND POL R fall Tinney broke down and was at pital for several weeks. | Friends of the comedian consider- Spot” In Last Attempt club debut after long months of ill- | No Discowsagement. ‘»! breakdown. They sald that in none | captain George H..Wilkins has an- of hisifour appearances during the | nounced he will return to Point Bar- Tinusg of 'gld. | tempt to explore the Arctic’s “blind Tinney seemed still to be suffer- | spot,” probably late this week. He was onie of the effects of his Detroit |« Alaskan” for the flight. illness. He flew here Saturday from Kotz- ney's personal affairs may have | pierce the icy waters, which ended been a contributory cause to his in a forced landing and three weeks | performance friends said Tinney re- | Ejelson, before they found safety in ceived @ telegram from a New York an Eskimo village. him that Mrs. Tinney, who Is asking |in a northeasterly direction from for a divorce, had agreed to the!Point Barrow, over territory hither- much of Tinney's property, said to |be accompanied by Alger Graham as ¥ be valuable. I pllot. while Elelson is to remain in heen virtually penniless because of his hands which was frosted while he | litigation that supposedly had tied |was lost. cate that any recon- | during the last flight into the unex- ciliation with his wife s contem- | plored Arctic, will replace the De- The break in domestic life of Mr. doned on the ice. and Mrs. Tinney was blamed on the TR eoms Three Wesleyan Teaghers ilson, an actress who recently re- . £ i tirned ' from Germany where she, Given Leaves of Absence | TRYING COMEBACK . .. .. . Crescent, Ia., May 17 (P—An Chicago, May 17.—(—Misfor- | nere last night. falen’ upon him again. | “enemy” could not be found. cian's care following a collapse suf- | the Illinois Central railroad, in an tempting a comeback followlng | Honey Groek;. beosuserot foed cony | by railroad officials, but a group of of evening, and saw other enter-| €2fly morning hours. Doctors tound him in a state of | ooy "pur they were not so sure 281 Woctory, | Temained - WHHCRIM | 0, iy s Tevis o the Missourt and was such that he would be taken within a year. While playing at De- | the point of-death in a Detroit hos- Failure to Reach Arctic's “Blind | ed Tinney's anxicty over his night ness 8 a possible cause of his| pairpanks, Alaska, May 17 (P— evening was he anything like the |row from Fairbanks in another at- ing from the throat paralysis that g preparing the Fokker plane It also was suggested that Tin- chue following his latest attempt to collapsa. Shortly before his first | wandering with his pilot, Carl B.| attorney, E. F. Silverman, advising This time the explorer plans to fly release from legal restrictions of to unseen by white men. He will | During his long illness Tinney had | Fairbanks for treatment to one of up his ney said | The Alaskan, which was left he: plated. troit News plane which was aban- comedian's attentions to Imogene appeared in pictur Middletown, Conn., May 17 (®-— Lol 45 | Professors Paul H, Curts, Frank E. | Cooli G ol Farley and Joseph W. Hewitt, of Coolidge Speaking Wesleyan university, have been | granted leave of absence for the col- | lege year 1927-2§, it was announced yvesterday. Three other ‘professors, Thomas M. Campbell, Karl P. Har- rington, and Leroye A. Howland, who have been away during the past year, will return in September. Professor Curts, of the German department will go to Holland and | then to Berlin. Professor Farley of | the English department will pass| the first half of next year at Widen- | er Library at Harvard and then will g0 abroad. Professor Hewitt, dean lof freshmen, will travel in Europe will pass seleral months in Tonight at WMAL Wa hington, May 17 (P—Formal sessiong of the American Medical association’s annual convention were to be opened tonight with an ad- dress by President Coolidge. Ar-| rangements have been made to, broadcast the speech from station! WMAL. The president likely will| speaking about nine o'clock rn standard time. Aithough Mr. Coclidge was order- ed to bed vesterday afternoon by Dr. James F. Coupal, the Whit. House physician, who said the presi dent was suffering with a slight cold | and in the chest, there was no indication ' Italy. that his plans to appear before !he“ convention would have to be altered. | Fattv ATbuckle ch()l‘ted HAIL CAUSES DAMAGE | Engaged for Stage Show ‘ Windsor, Conn. May 17 (#—A New York, May 17 (P—The Sun | heavy wind and hail storm swept today said Roscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle over this section late yesterday, rip- | screen comedian, is to return to the ping away tobacco cloth which had | legitimate stage as an actor in a recently been spread over many | play on Broadway next month. The hundred acres of tobacco flelds| vehicle, the paper said, will be the| where shade grown tobacco Is to be| old farce hit, “Baby Mine.” which | raised. The damage was estimated | was first done in New York at Daly's | at $25,000. Only a small amount theater in 1910, and the production of ,tobacco had been planted and | will be under direction of William | the damage to the young plants was | A. Brady, who put the farce on 17 | not great. pvonrs ago, | | . | 1 I | ‘ i , Money For You! We Will Loan You Up to $300 MUTUAL SYSTEM Loans are made to married people keeping house and to single persons living at home. 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