New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 10, 1924, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD S SaEm T e T R R RIS R R L L e e e e ST R R S R b L TR S B U HERALD CAMERA-MEN TELL THEIR STORY Extra Passengers Lucky in “L” Crash (T PPweifie & Atlan #on® of the wealthy Ital nobility, Duchess Stella di Lanti, whose fortune swept away by the war, has for a year been playing extra parts in Holly- wood and hopes some day 1o have her name in electric lights just as plain Stella di Lanti, The Duchess was considered one of Italy's most beautiful women. Car in express antie) strange to relate, a score of passengers escaped with nary crateh, J Paychologists are examining 130-fout it at Poic Firmin, Cal, o S Teeth Have Charms. Look Here! Georgia Peach discover, if possible, what sinizter effect it produces on those who see it. The bluff, which has been named Suic'de Cliff, is rapidly gaining national fame, so many persons have leaped from it into the sea, A Good Tip to Women (ny e & Atlantie) train on a Chicago elevated line hit faulty iteh and straddled track in this odd way, but, i A (By Pacific & Atlantic) At one of the sessions of the # apiiksne ] ¢ H dis ot i . Halen Democratic convention in Madi- 4 'fpm‘?m?.( . York City. A son Square Garden in New York Bl 5 \‘mmnn o A\m,\hu n.‘w th:lil':d]at? ' When the publ’= tires of bathing beauty contests the seekers of |wrf(rhnn have nl‘ o1 announced the City Mme. Tamaki Miuri (abov N ] ty Mme ’1_1 aki Miuri (above), up their sleeves. Of course, San Diego, Cal., is quite sur: \\'11\ di k| Japanese prima donna, sang the now is on the quest for ect teeth. Miss Anna Ric 's, Elsa Hamer and ank L vote of the Georgia delegates. “Star-Spangled Banner.” to right) won hearts of judges with scintillating tee 7 ey ® / N 4 1oe Sull (mmg Strong Kniting A Family of Beauties (B Pacific & Atlantic) Don’t throw away your worn-out stockings, ye thrifty housewives. Look ' at this charming outfit adorning M ames Whipple of Los Angeles. It's made entirely of discarded hosiery. She wore the creation (creation, indeed!) at Los Angeles hosiery show. A Talented Beauty (By Pacific & Atladic) Mrs, Franklin - D. Roosevelt (above), wife of Gov. Al Smith's manager, plied knittin dl and waited for the Democ Business is as good as ever at smithy at Gretna Gree: conyenulaniis Setiialey just across Englich border, where elopers since 1771 have been married, Winners of first pr Listening-In mother and childen test, . A. C. Gandy, w ith her rhwld:vn, ,\nna and Joseph, John Bull’s 50(: Bulldog: i i A The donkey iz a symbol of the Democratic party, de ,unv this and ; : (By Pacific & Atlantic) also the fact that this donkey had a delegate’s he conldn’t Bedeck ngs 1 eships Hool (left) and Repulse, on world cruice, are Ath-n at pier Mics Mar ‘ ' ( nnati College get in at Madison Square Garvden in New York, where convention on their Musie graduat be i n ement sole took place, =0 he had to do the next best thing—listen in on the radio. = = = (Copyright: 1924: Paciflc & Atlantic Photos, Inc.) I O | e T llll'llf‘li‘m O i i};.uiiiih.a..munim.;.m-uu o f" i gy S o T @ T— fl Y A g