New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 22, 1924, Page 13

———nnnnn e O NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD il Smiling Through Beans Unique Lure for Scoutmasters By P Although his neck wa month ago, Henry E. Luede Grantwood, N, J.,, is still alive to tell the tale, Lueders confidently I Illl th ( for scoutmasters, cooked The above illustration shows the flower-covered hearse carrying the % (By Pacific & Atlantic) ll ay, New York, with great body of Licut. de Plessis de Grenadan, commander of the ill-fated R French dirigible Dixmude, who was buried with full military honors, passing through Toulon, France, An Eye for an Eye—His Hope © Pacific & Atlantic) The above illustration is the first photo of ex-German Kaiser shown with his wife, Princess Hermine, his stepchildren, with a Doorn resident, on the grounds of his home at Doorn, Holland, where Kaiser and family are living secluded life. It has been & cruiser Oma Vera Cruz. The above i rat hows the f Women Bends Iron While H (By Pag t Countess Marg Although previous operation was a failure, Alfred Lemonowiz, blind torfl, former American girl divorced wife former Amba youth of Lyndhurst, N. J., said he would have entire pig's eye in sador’s son, =ays she is unabl to live in Ameri in the style serted in his socket. Saxophone lightens his dark hours she was uced to in Germany. Auto’s Dive Injures Five In this remarkable photc v of bankment to Morris Cana W c ailing and carried aw L R e e yright: 1924: Pacific & Atlantic Photes, Inc.)