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Youth Kills Another to Avenge Wrong He Says Was Done to Little Sister -ikV 4 The confession of Harrison followed examination by Assistant District Attorney Marro, who is shown above with revolver with which shooting was done. Photo-diagram shows how Tierney was killed by irate brother. WRONG TO SISTER led Thomas Harrison, nineteen, to kill THREE OF A KIND Mrs. Eric Kulberg James nerney, seventeen, Harrison eontessed last night. and her three children are the pride of the New Rochelle Hospital, for the children are triplets and each is as fine a baby as the hospital ever saw, say the nurses.

Mrs. Kulberg lives at 5 Franklin Street, G.TQ i A (NEWS photo) ANOTHER POPPY DAY Sergt. John J. Cole yesterday pinned a poppy on this pretty Wall Street Myrtle Han-non, who bought to help Veterans of Foreign -Wars. photo) if A iJ fi t.

4 1 I h.W oholn) I NEW MEMORIAL. Workmen yesterday finished, this pedestal in Mitchel Square for the war memorial statue by Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, to be unveiled Decoration Day. -t v. tf I r.

Jii i Iji if I I i V. (C bj Bachrach DIVORCE. Carl E. Ake-ley, explorer, seeks divorce from Akeley. (above), companion of many African expeditions, charging she deserted him in 1917.

TABLET UNVEILED. Health Commissioner Royal's. Copeland (left) yesterday unveiled this tablet in honor of 380 city health officers who served in World War. GOVERNORS DEBATE. Gov.

Miller of New York (left) and Gov. Ai'en of Kansas are shown as they met in Chicago to debate lor and against Chicago-to-the-sea waterway..