New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 24, 1924, Page 13

R !‘xW!HflIfNIIIll!!fl!flIII!flI[HIIH!!Iii!!!?'fl!fl![!!fi..1s!fl!flfl!fll‘!}!!ifi!?!?!!!f!T[!fl!!!%![fl!flfl!flfl!!flflfl Seven: Firemen Drown in Tan . (DBy Pagific & Atlantic) In flames, but coated with ice, the Atlantic Refining Company plant at Pittsburgh is shown above in flames, Seven firemen died fighting the conflagration, drowned in oil when ladder broke, ‘ New Tuberculosis Treatment 2 . o, i Ay H - X (By Pacific & Atlantic) Homg treatment of tuberculer persons, now made possible, according to De. Thomas F. Nolan of New York, by use of apparatus above, The “smoke” pouring from nose and mouthpicce is powdered medi- cine, which is breathed into the lungs, Flighty, Jack? (By Pacific & Atlantic) Jack Dempsey, heavyweight champ of the world, essayed a ;Ie:‘ role of aviator at Miami, Fla, Photo shows Jack Dempsey and Ted Hayes about to start on flight. " had divoreed him in Czecho- ?’!l[*!!!l!f?l!‘fl!fi!f!?!”'!flfl!'!lll’ll"ll!illI!fl!ml!il!l’!!!l”fl,‘![!l!!!fll!“'.'""" - NEW BRITAT! A Queen Goes a-Skati » (By Pacifie & Athar The Queen of Holland (behind leader) is shown skating with a party of guests on the ice behind royal palace at The Hague, Queen Wilhelmina shares fondness of her subjects for this winter pasfime. Named in Rum Plot (By Pacific & Atlantie) Beautiful Lila Lee (above), screen luminary, backed Chicago police captain with $40,000 in notes in whisky buying venture, according to statement made by the star’s mother., Miss Lee has already been sued in Los Angeles for recovery of one $10,000 note, Presider 1By Pacific & Atlantic) ess of Leon Trotsky, former war chief of Soviet Rus By Pacific & Atlanti Max Reinhardt (above), play- wright, smiled when told his wife sia’s army, Leo Kamenev (above) has taken over the reins of di- recting the troops. With death of Lenin, Kamenev promises to be one of big leaders in the new Slovakia because he refused to cast her as the Madonna in the new pageant, “The Miracle.” Government t Obregon of Mexico, determined to crush rebel ‘u\“'v\‘v nt i o A {Hy Pactia & ANen) nder de ia Huerta, is here shown, fifth from right, with his staf, Coast™Guard cutt anhattan returned to her pier, New York, so a determined looking group, at the Irapuato front, where much fight- coated with ice that her captain sai ther operations in Rum Row ing has taken place recently would be usele Crew had no light task walking this ice-clad deck. > 4 y) &) . y 3 v New War Chief Mexican Troops Have Eyes and Guns on Rebels y - 1 : i 2 : [ 4 i : g U KA R | P IS DAC IRR Pt e T st e B B D Jack Frost, Artist, Busy in Harbor (By Pacifie & Atlantic) with frozen s anging in great icicles from rigging and decks solidly frozen, the trawler ved in New York with over 80,000 pounds of fish. Britain’s New Government Heads (By Pacific & Atlantic) These members of British Labor Cutler Retur"s Fr("" Rum‘ Row Council, who met recently, will head Britain's new Labor Gov- ernment. Photo shows seated, left to right, Hon. Arthur Hen- \ i ?1:'.'- Ramsey MacDonald i ramp and Sidney Webb, derson, Thomas Mexico’s President in Thick of Fighting By Pacific & At y Br Pocific & recent hard fighting between Obregon troops and de la Huerta's rel ing Government troops on firing line training guns on intrenched rebels. (Copyright: 1924: Pacific & Atlantic Photos, Inc.) R T R AR X First exclusive photo of , on the Guadalajara front, show