New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 16, 1924, Page 12

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, What Will the Wild Waves Say? WILSON TRADITIONS | FOR_DEMOCRATS To Press Forward and Reincar- nate Ex-President Is Plan New York, April 18 nong leaders in th A movement uationa A letter emphasized the Wilson t It was quarters The ladies’ garb thi just look over this The beaches will have more charm than ever. as a fellow’s eyves ever beheld. If you don't believe it, ciaring for n n " : : the League of Natfons .| ance peep at this vear's bathing suit styles. out reservations. . l!4~4 rvations Uscless, as harmless as COOLIDGE, MAY SPLEK Still Holding Couzens Ul ndcl Close Ohsel\dlum Baltimore, April 16 of \11 higan was having a fine night's rest and was Hmn on wel Johns Hopkins w2 EXPECT COWLISHAW - MAY WALK PLANK . 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