New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 21, 1923, Page 12

be held 9 o'clock. [ 1roeba will next morning CATHOLICS DEPLORE TWO KENTUCKIANS DIE flflUfl[S_fl_N BIRTH IN TRIPLE FEUD SCRAP| The “PHOI" Hl[S 0!][ a[ A[lflCk 0" Constable Flees to Hills Arter Killing ‘1 Man Named Death and Wound- Thursday | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1923. PICTURE AS PROOF | One of Coolidge and Son Used fn )if- ] fort to Show Son Can bhe Taller Than Father, San Francisco, Dec. 21.—A son may than his father and Lee y Shing has introduced in fed- | eral court here a picture of President we daily until Jan. 1. Arrangements ve been made to care for more than 000 visitors, it was stated among them several hundred colored stud- ents. BOK'S SON PLANS T0 | { LIVE CONVICT'S LIFE. Sul ing Anotl Coolidgs and his younger on to prove Is Prison Board Trustee But Wants, i | Immigration authorities at Angel to See Just How Pris- | Island d to believe that lece Shing, towers above Lee Yeung n years old and is the r son. When it seemed cer- that the tall youth was about to be deported, Lee Young appeared tri- umphantly in court with the presi- dential picture. A decision has not vet been reached. GETS $15,000 VERDICT Chicago Civic Opera Company Prima Virgin Origin Deec. 21 Another battle was hen here Wednes- ted in the death ant, the probable fatal ther and the taking third member after Blackey, Ky Poston Kentucky mountain feud wacted by th - : ight Londy ing of ills of I ti and what it describes as t - 2 nate among Episcor alians i denial oners Live, vhich resu Curtis cently ap- Philadelphia, Dec. 21.— Bolk, son of Edward Bok, re pointed member of the boar tees of the Eastern State Penitenti plans to become a “convict” for weeks and live in a cell at the insti-| tution to gain first hand mfmmaumn of prison life. Mr. Bok, who was appointed to vlmj board after the jail delivery last| month, said his experiment proba would cover the second and thi weeks in January. The first day or so will be spent in a receiving cell, in which the prison physicians ob- serve the new arrivals and examine | them for physical defects on diseases. While in that cell he will have op-! portunity to learn how the “bad” con- victs act, for the observation celis| are on the fourth gallery, known to| the convict population as “Bi Row." dealing been two culmir a fist fight between Jim Ricketts and Will Wil- After the fight Wilson was said orn vengeance on Ricketts home, where he red rifle a zing from his . and the two “;un-‘ said to have ) his -powe T De i childs to have gone Donna Awarded Damages for Acci- ed g of His holy chur i p it n prepar courage ports they were not dent Two Years Ago. for him Chicago, Dec. —Cyrena Van to ordon, Chicage civic opera prima onna, was awarded a verdict of $15,- 000 by a for injuries sustained in an L two years ago. Miss Gordon, who in private ife is the wife of Dr. 8. 8. Muns, was utomobile which was He will then be | She . and a cell, He ise every morn- | Chicago Surfac nen for z at 6 o'clock and at T o'clock, with | Although she has appear > 100 or more convicts of the same | dozen times with the block he will be marched to the mess | this on, she all hall with his tin plate and cup for tiy of her voice had been breakfast. His days will be spent| the accident. about the prison yard and in the During the trial, the street car com- | Sheps. He plans to spend part of lh"{ pany introduced a newspaper photo- | €arly evening .dn conference with | German Shares iniNohel o sanr. Jnsgtiesd b oo e . | bt o} 1o lbard ot Gur) 3 z gloves and standing over the pros- tees to discuss improvements and Prize With Britisher | {i " torm of a boxing instructor. &he | changes heneficlal to the convicts and | Masierhot explained that ‘; e to the prison officials. At 10 p. m i ‘,_r publicity stunt,” he will be ed in his cell and Vlvr‘ P \ ghts tur 1 out the same convicts. s n the | Greenw i('h Woman, Heiress, "=u'a" ) Marries Taxicab Driver ce was the 1ded conflict iting that immediately th dropped dead. Wil- wounds that are be- ', fatal and Ricketts » into the hills. A was formed at once the for House Robes serve A new shipment just received. A gift he will surely appreciate, Silks, Broadeloths and Madras in exceptional pleasing patterns. ned to a block | every need riding in a struck by ahove official c preter of woods oper: 1 that t affec seky's district intainous rder line, i ted by Virginia ¥ plcture was only a contractor married ird husband, a taxicab driver, none o things shail | to separate H from the that teaches Him in Christ Jesus, our is place, ion ki many hus been much SIOWer | oy, nes Edward Haggerty, after elop- than foreign ntries 1o recognise | ;o' Lk yim vesterday | from this his -llin'u\\r‘hs because he holds no| blace. 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