New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 18, 1928, Page 3

n infant in Italy becuuse his name is a geographical one; may seok redvess | | war mother. « i Shrp’ Clever Marble Ga'mes Are IW“RST [;RIMINAIA {loelby, . near Coblenz for several | COghomens “w (| Tuik~ Like an Artist. Necks, venturing out ot night to rob | denominations of places or which Irvin Cobb, Dudley Field Malone, |in the courts ii they d¢ not upproy: ihelong to illustrious families.” Seymour Parker Gilbert and Sin- of the autheritics' taste in titles : | | Elontiodort | Eventually, however “The mothor figure seated in he was recaptured, and this time he ' and shameful cognomens, or ones are family names. = tlr symbolic chair, is intended to brought | which render offense to national or Civil authorities are empowcred to | both a British 2 and | am - i Who Mol Geon vestlin en por the noble ca United States on the | religious sentiment.' choose names for infants brought | American novelist. 13 Year Old Enza Al‘glfll‘gugm B conflgs oA it e e M‘[I] P“iSl)ner Dom 45 Yeafs Podics frue materhiny, APIAINS. ansport Focihont with a ball | Kenesaw Mountaln Landis would Lefore them if the parents are not - ot i atna s Shiot 141t 1t Y Fi b “She i neither prowd nor SorrOwtul. i ehain around si 1es. I some | have to have wnother name if e inclined to comply with the new | READ HERALD CTIASSIEIED A0S Winner of Meet and .catcin the ring for Argazi to Wins Fame A ol sanityl susen jof manner he wriggled out of this fet- shoot at. 1t went out and Dzickan inighest love and sacrifice. Her head L | Lo and to it overboard, explain- | Bronze Medal That (Goes | vas out of the zame with it. There Slightly bowed with genuine estee i that he just got % P % | being only Arg: i and Dorio left to District Title Holder. and reverenee for flag i 4 handeufted | to capture the school championship cave W Ka 1v 15--John batriotism superscdes the pa Winston Churehil! i3 the nam. of tayed e te was that em- ek to oy loose before | knuckled down to the wdge of beg s duasals : the circle and after a hard fight the S Schlitz's story reads like anythi honors went to Arga Wit it SRR [t s The best games played by evident- | e bronze medal for being the best Nere i he army’s worst and most Iy the most cxpert players so far | ST anl disclosed in the 1 'he games this afternoon are at Achievement marble nament for 1928 were pla Llihu Burritt school yesterday after- A noon. The boys had been trained by the | Cumbridge, Mass, May 18, & teachiors of physical education at the |SIX hundred students of the Missa- school and the room ghampions de- (Chusetts Institute of Technol termined. The preliminary elimina- [Fampant for a few hours last ni tion matches produced the following | Pedestrians — passing the fech Sive boys 1eporfed by Miss Winitred | dormitories were drenched with fire- Shea #s having won the right to |hoses, plaved from the lodging win contend for the school tit ood lights and rom . L 15 years old of 54 Erwin | red from the students’ rooms . Albert loux, 14 years old ama eclad youths and a halt North Main street, Anthony |dozen decrcpit automobiles were pil Rich, veurs old of 167 North |vd up and burned. The flames “trect, Sam Dovio, 14 yeurs old of 45 | DUrNing machines attracted lurs: Lafayctt trect and Stanisla rowds. The students #ere finally Dziekan, 13 years old of North |guicted awd no property dumize wis strect. Feported, . is down on the Looks at the story of an 4 When the war came e Wis serv- dungerous prisoner. He wus sentene- | INg a sentence for robbery d to terms totaling 114 years for | Wyoming state prison. He cscaped murder, robbery and desertion. No —Schlitz as @ sort of Hou 2 ) T visitor from the outside world is dini, whe ndenits wers he entane permitted to see hin, 1 enli in the army 1 Yot this sgme John Scl 3 » und I turned his prison el into Al gt tor's <tudio and is now at work on join ti oceupa- 1 his artistry wo carvings, that the Ka tion at Coblenz, Germany. t ' DA dtne Chapter of ths American War Motl Schlitz Austrian by hirth and v scape W e will put up in Kansas City as he speaks an fluently. Lifc wer memorials when they are among the hospitabl isdied. Coblenz Was atiractive Rehlitz s displaying e o s raised his total tie ability, Oddly i < ntence to 114 3 ) rii more ambitious of Nis two projects to trail SOrgeant e al- | ment anthoritics, encour v th stone plague, measuring 10 |1y captured him: but Schlitz, hefore | clang. it o e s a symbolic representa- | he conld be taken buck to Coblenz, Lave redu 1 to 45. He hus of peace silencing | murdered his captor® and escaped. | scrved vight e guns of ¥ This, from a des. Me was picked up by Austriantau- — But whether e ever leaves the perate eriminal whom the army call- therities in - villag. los and fixed out i a few re forgotten 191 prisoncr as miplished seulptor, cos mposed on Germans of | F so one day, Additional s him for his es near Vienna prison or not, the works of his oL antu! after he had tricd to Kill a forester hands will stand in Kansas City as Every game played was won by a close score and cvery marble shot | was watched wigh intense interest by m Fr a diminutive Trish terrier, “Black ceipt of whose master had a very busy time Keeping him frem tearing into the md breaking up the gam Avgazzi won the first game from |ee Maillous: score 7 10 6 in a well play- ' ol ed contest. Dorio likewise won the | to Sultan had divoreed her, was v Sydi Chakkir, who re- v stated that the Prirce had tained a dec beeause she failed obey promptly an order to return #econd game from Kich 7 to 6. Then [home at once. other carving is to be a statu “The American Wab Mother.” 1t Will show a mother, seated, holding ¢ toreh symbolical of the fire of inmolation, with an 1. symbol of cverlastin in her other hand. Wirr Mothers are Vi public park sites for it. Pneumatie Sehlitz's hands as he carves out the now considering chisels drone in' and turned over 1o Americin army authorites Court martialed, he was sentence to dishonorable dischar and ars in prison, and was confined in 1 to await transportation honie 1en he put his aptitude for carving fo good use hy carving a pistol owt of a block of wood. 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