New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 2, 1924, Page 13

T O O P AR " NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD mmm-zm-m'mmmumm:-x-mmmrm,.u.mmnuummum xmmummmummmmmwm LD CAMERA-MEN TELL THEIR T Easy to Look At More than Democratic convention in York has regained serenity when fav smile from Anna v (above), daughter (By Pacifie & Atlantic) man of national committee, in- putably in the forefront of the st at the conclave, By Pacifie & \”llllll ) Screnely Nicholas Longworth, stanch ‘Republican, sat back in his P ) roof positive that London has fair days as well as rainy ones is given seat in Madison Square Garden in New York while the Democtats in the above picture, which shows some pretty and youthful London were balloting, taking in the proceedings with evident satisfaction, Lorain a City of Death Following Disastrous Tornado Indicted dancers presenting a tableau at recent charity fete on one of the lawn for which English homes are famous. Poise is what dancers strive for, Artist and Writer Answer Call of the Sea (By Pacifie & Atlantic) [d\\.ml L. Dot Sr. (above), Albert B. Fall, of the interior, (lwarri l. IJ(»h(n\ Jr. were ed in connection with the leasing of government oil lands to private interests. (By Pacific & Atlantic) The forty-foot yacht Carmita in which the adventurers hope to'realize dreams. ights Umt Rule (By Pacific & Atlantic) This family searched shambles that was once their home for valuables. 4 (By Pacific & Atlantie) Charles Perrochet (vight), artist and lm\m Krauss, writer, who will sail from New York for 'round-t se in a forty: foot yacht. Tribute to Har([mg ific & Atlantic) B Joseph Shannon of Kansas Ci 0., addressing the Democratic con- vention, brought to the convention’s attention that Missouri was not solid for William G. McAdoo, but because of the unit rule McAdoo receives Missouri’s votes. A Man-Made Geyser (By Pacific & Atlantic) l'nrnutlu lifted off heavy roof and showered street with bricks. Over 1,400 troops are in the st an city of Lorain, Ohto, with orders from Gov. Donahey to stay th long as the occasion warrants. They have instructions to a 1y prowlers, and sixty were ar- ed the first day. Girls, the Sheik’s a Radio Fan! after first allot ic convention in o present a resolution in men of the late President Harding. Bryan put his silver tongue into play and the resolution was adopted. -Lo-Coast Air \Iml (By Pacific & Atlantic) p e ; : o Sl Al e e v ited an ardent radio Starting This photo s ling up at Hazlehurst field, New York, . t ot with the first coast- air mail. The plane will arrive in San (above) of Rumania visited Rudolph \Alcnhnn' movie favorite, is . | g ( most complicated A muffled detonation and gres yser s tha 4 P ; SR o i P SADes, Francisco thirty-two hours after it leaves New York. house where her father the Duke tal set he has made thl ah \ll‘up to t}:‘“\]f Bl Lodes, fitty feet bei D) < the sheik (right) wit .re 3 explode ty feet bel Photo shows the shelk (right) win ATed TG 56 ko Ero (Copyright: 1824: Pacifle & Atlantic Photos, Inc.) of Edinburgh, lived and where Hook-up Jee s she once played as a child. radio engineer, testing a new five-tube radio set. Photo from S. S. IEN . - " " . T " T - o i i ‘ | i A IR A i