New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 15, 1924, Page 15

H‘HH I T T umnmnmmmnmmmnummnn TR NEW BRITAIN DAILY HE RALD (By Pacific & Atlantic) 00000 Mrs. Mary Copley Thaw, who Artists are exempt from quota devoted millions to save her son’s law, and, to prove she is an life. artist, Mme, Katherine Geffert (above) of Russia danced before special board and was admitted. At Auteuil ———————————— (By Pacific & Atlantic) With a pair of scissors and nimble fingers this pal m weaver of Nice, on the French Riviera, cuts out varied and beaut: f il novelties which are bought by thousands as souvenirs who yearly throng the resort in the spring of the year, Transportation in London, A. D. 1924 # Ry Pacific & Atlantie) Russel Thaw, whom Thaw de- nies the paternity of. The boy's mother secks to protect the in- terests of her son, for if Thaw is adjudged sane she is afraid he (T 1021 by Pacific & Atlantie) will make a will cutting them Evelyn Neshit both off without a cent. Harry K, Thaw, slayer of Stanford White, is fighting in Philadelphia for hiz freedom. His former wife, Evelyn Neshit, who saved him from the chair, is now fighting to keep him in an asylum, declaring that thore who liberate Thaw should be held responsible for his future acts, Preity as the Proverbial Picture (By Pacific & Atlantic) Extreme is the way this j seen at Auteuil races near Paris, By Pacific & Atlantic) Sv -’c When London's regular modes of transportation were not available, salning due to a strike of worker nything that moved was pressed into is described, service, This oldentime coach was just one of the vehicles utilized, Proud Mothers With Their Babies f the khildren, is one of the most heautiful parts of or trickling over the rocks affords a cooling drink ¢ day in summer, Big Guns of the G. 0. P. Hearty on» of the most beautiful parks in the to the pesser-ly, even on the hottes Declaring he would return Oct. 8 By Pacific & Atlantic) to vote for Al Smith, John Me- ontestants and their proud (oh, yes, mothers) in a baby health show recently conducted at a Cormack (above), famous tenor, in New York Cit g bade temporary farewell to our shore In Dual Role Notables That Were A & At aac Oestriech Though 105, (above), patient in Hebrew Con- Questions relative to the coming convention in Cleveland &re being discussed here by (left to right) David V. Mulvane, arrangements . committee chairman; John T. Adams, national committee head, and enjoys life. He attribut=s age to Senator Lodge. moderation. Illuslrmm Am‘oslnr. 10rrlf 5 lhm valescent Home in New York n Philadelphia, Mrs. Anna Bes have admitted to police that Fear and curiosity showed on face of John Daniel 11, gorifla, stuffed forbears in New York City so scientists coul d study reactio N AR AL orger, swindler and mother of B