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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-22

miles north Of York, by shooting
himself in the right temple with ;
double barreled shotgun. Death Was
instantaneous. Worry II said 20
have caused. Mccarthy to take his
life. He was unmarried.
His mother, Mn. james Mccarthy,
was the only other occupant in the
house when Mccarthy killed him.
self.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-22
Coach Gets Auto

Atlanta, Ca, Dec. 2l.-Apprecia-
ton of the work Coach w. A. Alex
ander has done with the Georgia
Tech football squad this year was
shown recently in a gift of an au-
tomobile at an assembly of Tech stu
dents. A few days afterwards Tech
beat Georgia. adding to the happi-
ness of coac'l and student body Of
the Atlanta institution.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-22
Apprentice Rider Scores

New Orleans, La, Dec. 21.-Only
an apprentice rider is Tommy Root
but he is making the veteran riders
step lively at the winter race meet
ing here. During the first nine days
of the current meeting. Root piloted
10 winners, 3 more than his nearest
competitor. In addition to those he
brought home ahead of the field,
Root was astride five seconds and
four thirds. He was unplaced Is
times.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-22

ginesr OF the train vas killed when
he was pinned beneath the wreck.
age Of the locomotive - Il over.
turned after plunging down : i.
foot embankment. The fireman re-
csived broken bones, but saved HE
life by Jumping.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-22

OHJU NeIHyS DIITeU
Columbus, Ohio, Dec. 21.-The
fifth annual Ohio State relay games
will be held at Columbus April 20
and q, 1928. Among innovations
will be 44O yard hurdle race, per-
manent trophies instead Of rotating
cups Of the past, and a close adj
herence to Olympic procedure and
events so as to familiarizc athletes
with conditions they will compete
under abroad.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-22
Benson Co. Farmer
Commits Suicide

Devils Lake, Dec. 22.-(AP)-
Charles Mccarthy, %, Benson couil-
ty farmer, committed suicide We'd
nesday morning about II o'clock IN
his bedroom at the farm home. four
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-22

participated, but due 70 reorganisa.
ton Of the division this year Il
could not Be held 1t that time and
consequently was postponed until
December q.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-22

Being member Of the Illinois
football and baseball teams for the
past three years has enabled j. r.
Stewart to travel more than 24,522
miles.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-22
DAMAGE CASE ON TRIAL

jamestown, N. D., Dec. 22.-tR
The case Of NJ. E. Grasswick
against the Northern Pacific rail-
road went on trial in district court
here today. Mr.. Grasswick seeks
$4,000 damages for the deaths Of
his wife and two children at the
Guptill cro~~'~' = :
ton, early this summer. By agree
ment beL..tG.l ~, su- 80. -
cases are being tried as one.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-22
Sport Briefs
Stecher Offered Match

St. Lohis, Mo-, Dec. 21.-Joe
Stechcr is reported receiving offers
for championship wrestling contest
with Ed STRANGER" Lewis. 1t is
likely the match will be held at St.
Louis.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-22

Bill Lamar, former Philadelphia
and Washington outfielder, will play
with Walter Johnson at Newark next
year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-22
Ski Jumpers Organize

La Crosse, Wis.,, Dec. 21.-Twenty
La Crosse ski jumpers are seeking
entrance in the National Ski Asso-
citation thre ugh the organization
here Of the Clifford Ski clu.,. The
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-22
IIISTICE HOEHLIr

JUSTICE HoEHLING RESIGNS
Washington, DC. 2c.-(R -Justice
Adolph Hoehling Of. the District Of
Columbia supreme court, who pre-
sided at the Fall. Doheny conspiracy
trial, has resigned.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-22

knute Rockne says football has
not increased drinking because men
who drink will drink, football or no
football.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-22

When alabama plays Wisconsin
next season she will be having her
first grid game against a Big Ten
team.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-22

Loses Prizes of Ring
Fire recently destroyed valuable
treasures. and prizes of lifetime
owned by Jimmy De Forest.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-22

Eddie Huffman, Pacific coast
lightweight, is planning a return to
the wars after a lengthy rest in
his native heath.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-22
Convicts Par0led
Over Christmas Week

Montgomery, Ala, Dec. 22.-(R
-.One hundred and fifty state con.
vtcts, al Of them serving long sen.
fences and many Of them lifers,
Friday viii enjoy their first liberty
since commitment to the peniten.
tiary. Gov. Bibb Graves has 10.
sued them paroles. each for ! period
Of seven days, effective December
%.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-22

A new goal net, which keeps the
puck from bounding back into the
playing area, is being used by the
National Hockey League.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-22

Clifford club has asked the national
association for al carly contest date,
but as yet no word has been re-
ceiYed.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-22
Cards Sign Another

The st. Louis Cards will take
Louis Gipp, a Little Elkhorn Valley
League shortstop, south next spring.
Evening star., 1927-09-11

Hats that will thrill you-for they exquistely
lovely-the last word in chic! Trimmings that
tirey different with their clever cutouts uniquely en-
brodered and hand painted crowns, intriguing drawn
work! Workmanship that is nothing short of perfec-
ton Rich, plain shades-and the twotone effects
that you will find unusual and very lovely. Quality
line color and these hats that makes this
group outstanding
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-26
wGR. Buffalo

WGR, Buffalo
T:00-Jenny Wren hour.
8:00-Hawaiian ensemble.
8:30-Chain program.
WRC. Washington
5:00-Chain program.
5;45-People's Home hour.
6:30-Chain programs.
9;30-Meyer Davis Swanee Syncopators.
XIII, Los Angeles
5:00-Musical comedy.
6:00-Diversity hour.
7;00-KHJ concert.
8:00-BeVerly Bearcats dance orchestra.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-26
Fishing The Air
BY G. SHUBERT FRYE
All references are Central Standard Time

THE Baldwin Piano Company
l. submits an elaborate Christmas
program tonight on the Baldwin
hour at 1880 over WFBM, Indian
apolis. The Christ Church male
choir Of fifty voices, under the direc-
ton of Cheston Heath, choirmaSter
and organist, will sing program of
Christmas numbers. This choir is
one Of the outstanding male choirs
of the city and State, and has de-
) veloped a gratifying ensemble, since
its initial appearance scarcely q
year and "a half ago. Soloists are
Paul Raymond, basso, and Master
Maurice Fowler. The instrumental
numbers will be furnished by a
string trio composed Of Mrs. Harold
B. West, violin; Janet Little, cello,
and Mrs. William Duthie, pianist,
Rnd there will be piano solos, played
Pupon the Baldwin Welte-Mignon re-
\ producing piano.
Mrs. Bertha Miller Ruick has ar
ranged the program, which will be
heard as follows:
String Trio---"The First Noel' Transcribed
by John Howard
cello; Mrs. William :Duthie, piano.
Go9d King Wenceslas AS df at[Tanged dp BY
cit S game Upon the T MdnsR 6 Hsasman
Christ Church choir with Paul Raymond,
s.. ~. bass Soloist.
AAilegretto" ............... Pache
rs sF SilfSS.v i votq Se afESsSt
1nci d in solo4 q Master Maurice FoT-
Christ Church Choir.
"Fantaisie on Xmas Airs
est pianist, Welte-; Mignon repro
"ohi Holy Night French ...... Adams
Christ Church Choir.
Spanish Dance" ;.........'. 'Mo KTesisr
Come Ye shepherds" leight, paTtsl
'''''.' christ church Choir.
NlI ter MIgnon Christmas number numb
Christ Church Choir.
Christmas Pastorale' .......... .Vannah
Do,orv - c.ods String Trio. .Pergolesi
10y y chTist Church Choir.
\ The program of the international
Bible Students Association, broad
cast by WKBF, Indianapolis at 1880
tonight, will be composed of the fol-
loving numbers:
- Mrs. r. G. HITLER :
Vic 'in-"Fifth Air" ..... .......... .Dancla
Jack Ford.
AZ 'rcss-1'Was the Death of Jesus
L. a. Reynolds.
pir ao--"Che Poets Harp" =. Mendelssohn
Mrs. r. @. Hitler.
Naturalization 49,: ....... .Borowski
Jack Ford.
Accompanist, Mrs. r. c. Hitler.
An hour of popular dance music
krd light opera selections, will be
esented from WFBM, Indianapo-
by the WHY'S knights, tonight
$40. The program includes two
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e:sO-Eoxy and His Gang; To WIZ,
WHO. WOW. WSB. WHIT. WSM.
S:00-Rise and Shine.
9:00-The Neo-Russian String Quartet.
9:30-The Sunshine Boys with Tore and
Biviano.
l0:00-Slumber Music.
WOR. Newark, Columbia BroadcastinR
System
s:o0--Musical Album of Popular Classics.
e:00-The CaptivatorS orchestra.
WBZ, Springfield
5:iS-Hotei Weldon ensemble.
sOo-Hesith Hints; Hotel statler orches-
e:so-Shain program.
8:o0--vtolin and piano.
8:30-Musical program.
9:30-Troubadours.
VIDAL. Baltimore
5:00-Sandman Circle.
5:30-Dinner concert.
6:30--Chain program.
8:00-Studio concert, tenor, violin and
90o-Studio dance orchestra.
wFAA. Dallas
Collegians orchestra.
7:00-School OF Music recital
7:30-Belcanto male quartet.
SS:$S0-Tnalr program pro- n;nno
VITO. Hartford
5;45-News; Hotel Bond trio.
645-Chain program.
7.00-New Departure Band.
7:30-Chain programs.
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| IIlC1IG 10 given WlCn barbara" and
Bye Bye Pretty Baby"
The Christmas program for Gen.
efraI Motors, beginning at $3.50 this
evening, will include specially Sc
lected and arranged music for the
Yuletide season by a band and a
symphony orchestra, with Merle Al
cock, the famous Metropolitan con-
tralto, as the vocal star of the en-
.tertainment. 1t will be broadcast
from the new studios of the Nation
al Broadcasting Company over
chain of twenty-seven stations, ex-
tending as far west as Omaha and
Kansas City.
In addition to Miss Alcock's sing
ing and to classical and popular
music by the orchestra and band,
the lively, joyous spirit of Christ
mas will be emphasized by selec-
lions by Joe Green's marinba band,
which has already popularized itself
in the General Motors program.
"The Farewell March" from
Joseph Joachim Raff's "Leonore
Symphony" will be heard during the
hour of Slumber Music which will be
broadcast by the NBC Blue net
work at 10 tonight from WIZ, New
York.
The complete program for this
broadcast follows:
March" Leonore Symphony; ia Ram
Oyerture-'"Des Marionettes" go. .Gurlitt
-''N'''e Violin solo 49, "ieniawsKl
selectlon-"Robin Hood T''o De Koven
Midsummer Nights Serenade" .Albeniz
wedding of the Rose" .......... JesseI
Evening Devotion" ....... Oscar .Kohler
Cello solo.
''Adagio Pathetidue ..: 5 Godard
old Refrain" Observation-Disclosures. Kreisler
Aenuet .'................. Boccherini
A brief but interesting program
will come from WEAF', New York,
over the NBC Red network at 6:15
tonight at which time the following
four numbers will be heard:
sfsnneee Or 49, sch haSaa
TO ofah1 villa Rose; .MacooHWsenIl
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KDKA. Pittsburgh
PAGE
BY Crane
BY Taylor


. s:O0--Stocks: markets
9:10-Housewife's hour.
WEAF. New York. NBC Red Network
5:45-Tower Health exercises. To WEEI.
7:oO-Federation Morning Devotions. To
WRC.
7:l5-Paranassus Trio. To wRC.
. 7:30-Cheerio. To WEEI. WRC. WGY.
l0:l5-"How Parents Establish Standards
and Ideals"
10:45-"Current Events"
l1;15-simone Martucci and His orches-
ira.
l2:l5-Market and weather reports.
12:30-NBC Studio program.
1:15-Parnassus Trio.
2:l5-Marjorie Dork-''New Figures for
2:so-NBC Studio program.
S:SO-Women's League United Synagogue
of America.
4:oo-Erank Winegar's orchestra. To
WIZ. New York. NBC Blue Network
ii :00-Park Central Luncheon music.
Noon-Yoenx orchestra.
i:OO-Weather reports.
l:O5-.Your Daily Menu" by Mrs. Julian
1:2o-Luciiie Bull. beauty philosopher.
1:30-Olice Hyde Foster--"Gardens."
1:40-The Afternoon Players.
2:45--"Coming Events Cast Their sha-
s;15-simpie stories for children and
4:sO-Reports: Stock Market closing prices
and quotations.
-A:A=IVy Scott, entertainer a
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5:0O-Late News and Sports INDIAN
apoKs Times).
6:30-Circle Theater.
7:3O-BaIdwin Piano Company.
8:3O-Willys-K knight Concert.
9:S0-Carr Tire Company.
10:S0-Radio Frolic by Charlie Davis Or
chestra, Columbia Club.
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very hot dance selections: "CIemen-
tine From New Orleans" and GO
Joe Co." A fine vocal trio arrange
ment is given with Barbara" and
"Bye Bye Pretty Baby"
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7:30-Baldwin Piano Company.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Concert.
9:S0-Carr Tire Company.
10:S0-Radio Frolic by Charlie Davis Or
chestra, Columbia Club.
WLW, Cincinnati
6:oo-Henry Thies' Orchestra.
6:3o-Aviation chat.
6:4o-Orchestra.
T:oo-Monitor Home Fires program.
7:3o-K. I. o. Minstrels.
8:15-Studio.
o:o0-Henry Thies' Orchestra.
e:3o-Vocal solos.
10:00-Orchestra.
wMAo. Chicago
5:0O-Topsy Turvy Time.
6:oo-Chicago Theater organ recital.
6:3o-Jack Chepman's orchestra.
6:45-Stevens Hotel orchestra.
7:1o-Tenor solos.
7:30-Musical calendar.
8:00-Chain program.
l0:O0-Stevens Hotel orchestra.
KYw. Chicago
e:00-UncIe Bob, bedtime story.
6:30-Chain program.
9:30-Congress carnival.
@N'SS AAShOAShy oCASndQCISs
WIS. Chicago
s:ls-organ recital,
5:40-Pied Piper's time.
e:40-College Inn orchestra,
6:55-WLS News Real.
7:00-Tony's Scrap Book.
J:SO-Harmony Girls: Ford and Glenn
WWJ. Detroit
5:00-Hollywood Theater organ recital
S:3o-Hotel Statler dinner music.
6:09-News summary.
6:15-Musical program.
5:99SS-Shain program.
T:30-Chain programs.
WOW, Des MOines
5:0o-Market reports.
6:oo-Riviera Theater organ recital.
7:30-One minute program.
S:00-Yousen Tyrewelder twins,
S:so-Chain program,
,SS:SS00-Piano and violin.
10:00-Chain program.
WHO. omsha
5:oo-chain programs.
ll:O0-Organ recital.
KOHL. Council Bluffs
5:oo-News; farm; weather; markets.
5:30-Seven Aces.
7:30-Slabaugh Quartet.
7:45-Creighton University health talk >
9:00-Uncle Josh; Haymow thermometers;
Barnyard ensemble.
11:00--Mose and Charlie.
l2;0O-Chief Razzberry and Indian Pow
Wow.
voc, Davenport
6:30-Special Christmas program.
7:30-The Voss Vagabonds.
8:30-Chain program.
wTAH. Cleveland
5:00-Dance orchestra.
6:30--Kinney g. Levan Radio Tour
1:O0-Wtllard QueStioners.
7:30-Chatn programs.
10:30-Memory's Garden.
KDKA, Pittsburgh
5:00-Little Symphony concert.
6:00-Chain programs.
WGY. Schenectady
5:3O-Hotel Van Curler dinner music.
6:28-"Footnotes.
6:30-General Electric band.
7:00-Beechnut program.
7:30-Chain programs.
WIZ, New York, NBC Blue Network
5:0o-Hctel Manger orchestra.
6:00-xlein's Serenading Shoemakers.
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WRYA, Richmond

WhVhs NOACuHOuO
6:l5-Bedouins Orchestra.
7:00-Church organ recital.
800-History of Old Virginia.
8:l0-Blnd pianist virtuoso, j. H. Lawn
s:15-The Four Oeuces
10:00-Hotel Richmond orchestra.
l1:o0-Carry Ne Back to Old Virginia.
wPG. Atlantic City
5:4SS-Request organ recital.
6:00-Hotel Morton dinner music.
6:35-Agricultural talk.
8:00-Studio.
8:SO-Hotel Ambassador concert orches-
s:oo-studio, Melody Pals.
9:S0-Hotel Traymore Grille dance orches-
lO:Oo--A atlantic city Casino dance orches-
1osO-Foiiies Bersere dance orchestra.
wHAM. Rochester
5:30-Stocks, markets.
5:45-Sagamore Hotel orchestra.
6:30-Chain program.
8:00-Bausch and Lomb concert.
>WFBL. Syracuse
5:2o-Stocks; weather; health talk.
5:35-Onondaga Hotel string quintet.
6;3O-Chsin programs.
7:30-Studio.
8:00-Chain programs.
WGBS. New York
5:00-Uncle Geebee.
KOA, Denver
500 Eoreciation program
600 -Sol RADIO Theater orchestra
6;15--Raa Oad band.
7:l5-s tudi1 orchestra and assisting art,
New Britain herald., 1927-08-19
OLD GLORY Flight
again POSTPONED
Storms Over Atlantic Make
Journey Dangerous

New York, Aug. 10 P-A storm
area extending from Newfoundland
to about 500 miles from the Irish
coast together with adverse winds at
Roosevelt Field, long Island, and
a runway too soggy for take off
brought the official announcement
that the Old Glory will not take off
today on its projected nonstop
flight to Rome with pilots, j. D.
Hill and Lloyd Bertaud.
In making the announcement, Hill
said the weather outlook showed no
indications for west wind on
Roosevelt Field, which is needed for
the planes take off. Hill and
Bertaud, however. planned to take
their monoplane on short flight
this afternoon to test their radio ap-
paratus and also to make check on
the gasoline consumption.
DR.. James H. kimbail. meteorolo-
gist of the United States weather
bureau. reported that if the hiers
hoped off today they would find
favorable westerly winds on the At
lantic but would encounter* head
winds, low clouds and 1ain between
here and Newfoundland. The west
erly winds over the ocean would be
unfavorable for aviators who hope
to fly the Atlantic from east to west
he said.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-19
HOME WRECKED ON
RELIGION SHOALS
Husband Objects to Wife Attend.
ing Hartford Ave. Church

A crowded court room this morn
ing listened to the unfolding of a
story of marital happiness and con-
tentment about to be wrecked on
the shoals of disagreement over re-
ligion, with a young couple and four
small children concerned. Mrs. Ro-
sario Adorno, carrying a two
months old infant in her arms, tes-
tilted that she wants to live with her
husband, who is 80 years of age and
capable Of. earning SIS a day, ac-
cording to his own statement, but
he insists on having her discontinue
attendance at services OF the Chris
tan Alliance church at liz Hartford
avenue, while she refuses to do so
even at the price of indefinite separ-
alton from her husband and chill
dren.
Judge SAKE continued the case Of
the husband, charged with non sup
port, until next Friday, and observ-
ed that it is unfortunate that it has
come into court, as it appears that
Adorno was supporting his family
until two months ago and there
would not have been any disagree
ment of serious nature had both
principals taken sensible attitude.
Their trouble has not become excep-
tionally serious, he observed, and
he advised the husband and wife to
settle their differences.
Mrs. Adorno testified that her
husband went to Chicago, ILL.,, and
sent her S275 in two months, be-
sides writing to her frequently OF
his success in obtaining employment
as a bricklayer at s13 a day. While
he was away the baby was born and
she christened him David, a fact Of
which she notified her husband.
whereupon he expressed dissatisfac-
ton at her failure to give the child
the name Carmelo, in memory Of
her husbands deceased brother. No
New Britain herald., 1927-08-19
Father Blames Daughter

Mrs. Adorno's father testified that
he formerly attended the Christian
Alliance church but does not do so
now, He believes husband and wife
should live together and he blamed
his daughter for the rift in her
household. Adorno testified that he
has at all times been willing to sup
port his wife and children, but he
wants to live in Chicago. He came
back to New Britain few days ago
and had no intention of running
away from his obligations, he said.
Prosecuting Attorney Woods re-
minded Judge SAKE that Adorno
should be obliged to support his
family. He recommended that a
bond of $500 be ordered. Attorney
Casale said there was no question
of Adorno's sincerity and desire to
support his wife and children. but
Mrs. Adorno apears to have become
associated with "a group of religious
quacks" and insists on following
New Britain herald., 1927-08-19
FIVE BOYS LOST
IN north WOODS
Atplanes Search Vicinity for
Glue to Whereabouts

Montreal. Aug. 19.-UP)-Five
boys ranging in age from to IA
are missing in the woods 35 miles
north OF Saint Agathe in the Lauren
tian mountains and searching
parties, efforts have been unsuccess-
full since Sunday.
The boys were attending a sum-
mer camp and started out on what
was to have been a short tramp in
the woods. By nightfall they had not
reappeared at the camp and before
turning in for the night the other
members of the camping party de-
cided to search for the lads. About
Is miles from the camp the search
ers found the remains of a campfire
and pinned to a tree found a note
saying I'VE boys from Camp Again.
ing are lost"
Two airplanes are assisting in the
search, one from the royal air force
at Ottawa and the other from the
Fairchild Aviation company of
Grand Mere, Quebec. The pilots of
the planes will take up 5000 hand
bills today and drop them in differ
ent sections of the surrounding
country. The message on the bills
reads:
"Boys-When you read this so to
the nearest open place you can find
and make a fire or wave shirt so
that airplanes can see you and send
you some one to bring you out. Stay
right where you are until help
comes"
New Britain herald., 1927-08-19
WEALTHY ITALIAN HELD
FOR MURDER IN ITALY
Importer Charged With Killing of
Member OF Fascist Party-Says
1t Is "All Mistake"

New York, Aug. 10 Pl-Angelo
De Carlo, wealthy Italian importer
and former captain In the Italian
army, appeared in the police lineup
today charged with murder.
He was arrested yesterday at
Ellis Island by request of the Italian
embassy at Washington in connec-
ton with the killing in Italy more
than a year ago of an Italian men,
Der OF the fascist party to which De
Carlo was opposed. De Carlo subse-
quently obtained leave of absence
from the army and came to this
country, entering the marble bust
ness, according to Italian officials
who have asked his detention and
extradition.
De Carlo, who can speak little
English. told detectives it was ''all
q mistake"and that he knew moth
ing of any murder
New Britain herald., 1927-08-19

band forwarded to the church but
she was unable to state definitely
the exact amount. Il gave when |
had 1t, the same as other people give
to their own church." he said. Ask
by by Prosecuting Attorney Woods
how much money she wanted from
her husband for the support of the
children, she replied that she wants
her husband to live with her and
the children and she assured the
court that she is ready to welcome
him back at any time.
Questioned by Attorney Casa1e.
Mrs. Adorno denied that the Chris
tian Alliance church teaches women
to leave their husbands. we study
the Bible and the Bible does not
teach us that" she said. She said.
in reply to questions, that her faith
er refused to give her money during
her husbands absence, after having
given her a small amount prior to
her husbands obtaining employment
and contributing to her support.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-19

further correspondence passed be-
tween them. but Adorno returned
from Chicago and took up his resi-
dence with his wife's father. Jo-
seph Carpenter of AIS Pennington
avenue.
Wants Husband, Not Money
In reply to Attorney S. Gerard
Casale. representing Adorno, Mrs.
Adorno said she was convinced that
her husbands objection to her re-
ligion was the cause of their trou-
BILE. She admitted that he had ask
ed her to go to Chicago and she re-
fused on the ground that she did
not car to wander about from place
to place. His purpose in wishing
her to go to Chicago was to take
her away from her religion, she
said. and although her husband does
not attend any church he has done
everything he can to interfere with
her attendance. In reply to Attorney
Casale, Mrs. Adorno said she had
given some of the money her hus-