New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 22, 1923, Page 11

SIX INDICTED FOR FLOGGING A WOMAN Four Georgians Are o Plead Mis- taken Identity Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 22.—At least four of the six men indicted yesterday by the Cobb county grand jury for riot- ing and assanit and battery in connec- tion with the flogging of Mrs. Bertha Holcombe of Smyrna, Ga., and 8. H.|, Norton, Atlanta traveling salesman, | near Smyrna last Friday night, will plead mistaken identity, it developed today. Ball Player Named. Keller Hasty, pitcher for the Phila- delphia Americans, who recently mar- ried the daughter of a Cobb county planter, and Frank and Arthur Hasty, his brothers, indicted in connection with the affair, will submit sworn statements that they were in Marietta, Ga., at the time of the flogging, it was announced, Tom Rlack, the fourth man, an- nounced that he was at work in At- lanta from 3 o'clock in ‘he =" =noon until 11 o'clock last Friday night. The flogging, according ory told by Mrs. Holcombe, eccurred shortly after 9 o'clock that night. P. C. Cook, an Atlanta mechanic, also charged with complicity in the flogging, has refused to comment on the charge against him. Joe Bramlett was the sixth man in- dicted. i Woman Claims Jealousy. According to reports here, Mrs, Holeombe ascribed the flogging to jealousy. She was quoted as saying that she could positively identify three of the six men. 8he said she had known Norton for more than seven months and that he took her from her place of employment {n Atlanta to her home in Smyrna on jumerous occasions Mrs they and Norton allege were seized by six masked men | shortly after they from street car, taken to the woods in two antomobiles and whipped. The six men were charged with two offenses against cach of the alleged vietims and were released on bond of $4,000 each, Holcombe alighted KILLED IN EXPLOSION Turners Falls, Mass., Nov 22, Frank Prondecki, 38, soda water man- ufaeturer, died in a hosiptal today of in juries suffered from the explosion of a gas tank which he was using in his shop. OH GIRLS! HERE IS HOW TO GET SLIM, BOYISH FIGURE “Pleasingly plump"—these used to be words of flattery, but in this day of slender, boyish figures, you cannot ba stylish and still be overweight, m_v»l Dame Fashion, However, there 1s no need to worry, for Dr. Newman, well | known obesity speclalist of 286 Fifth Ave, New York, is harmlessly re- ducing some of his patients as much as a pound a day with no change of diet or unnecessary exercise. Write the Doctor today for his liberal free | offer, if you wish to reduce your figure to stylish slenderness.—adwvi. Icebound in July! Seems rather hadrd to believe, yet that's what happened to the S. S. Bay- chimo during its fur-trading expedition into the arctic. vessel, got 230 miles farther into the frozen wastes of the north than any other trading vessel in history in its quest for the million dollars’ worth of Alaskan and Siberian furs it brought back. The Baychimo, a Hudson Bay company’s 1 | | be the speaker. in will he | 8t | ASK STUDENTS' AID Secondary and Academic Schools of State Will Attend Relicf Fund Con- ference Sunday at Waterbury, Waterbury, Nov. 22.—Under aus- pices of Westover of Middle- and Taft school of Watertown a | all academic chools of Connecticut will held in this city at St. John's church at 3 p m. Sunday. The purpose is to or- ganize a drive for the student friend- ship fund, for the relief of refugee students stranded in countrics affect- | ed by the war. At 1 p. m, a lunch- | eon will be held for representatives of the faculties und student bodies of the schools participating, invitations for which have been issued by Gov- ernor Templeton in co-operation with | the two schools, For the mass meet- ing the Westover and Taft students will march to the church in a body, the Westover girls carrying the flags | of allied nations and singing the na- tional anthems of the allied countries, school s meeting for students of sec ondary preparatory and be Decay of wood is not due to direct chemical action or the action of the clements, but s always the result of fthe activity of low forms of plant life which feed upon the wood and destroy it. T ———— STOP COUGHING | Ooughs cause feverish conditions, throat and lung strain and lead to pneumonia and serious sickness, The | it ing the quick S T v S A Bt | rest. 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With a force of deputies the| sheriff started for the scene, In the meantime the vieinity of Cory had been' aroused and a volunteer foree formed. | As the sheriff's party approached | the village it was met by the citizens' posse, Believing them to be bandits, the citizens' posse called upon them | tc halt, Sherifft Weber, thinking been ambushed by bandits, opened| fire with a sawecd-off shotgun. The| volunteer posse returned the fire, but nonc of the sheriff’s party was in- jured THAT UNEASY FEELING That dull depression, that dr out spiritiess condition—it's M.Igv‘;l.-‘- ness. Why be out of sorts with yourself else when one dose andrake Pills will do a posse lay 1his southeast of he had you B0 years reputation for biliousness, eonstipation and bilious headache, ete. 26c per box-—~uncoated or sugar coated Dr.J. H. Schenck & Son, Phila. 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