New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 26, 1924, Page 12

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD (fy Pacitic & Atlantic) Rouvain of New York, Louis Williams and Mrs, Williams of Cleveland and Miss Elizabeth of New Hampshire (left to right) defy the sun on the beach at Newport, R, L Kiddies Keep Kool (By Pucific & Atlar .r more than their plants, ) encher, who spend the arden at Jackson park, N. Y These kiddies decided that they needed w They are Evelyn Fricdertig and Shir vacation working in the children’s N y e o Storm Signal, Mi Slain Boy’s Parents Take Stand Al 3 chell up, won th 314-foot jumping—at the Mon- mouth county horse show, West Ind, N. J. Society was out en masse for the event, which was one of best of season. irst Witness (By Pacific & Atlantic) hoto shows Jacob Franks, uther of slain boy, on witness stand in the sensational Leopold- loeb trial at Chicago. Mrs. iy Pacific & Atlaney | FTANKS was a picture of grief at Mrs. Jacoh Franks the trial, as shown by photo. 1By Pacific & Atlantic) | aut w violators have become so numerous that extra judges have had to sit in New York City’s traffic court to clear up the cases, Photo shows an unusual jam in the coutroom. E L T W g s g I A e N (Hy Pacific & Atlantic) Said to be more than 100 years old, Chief He Dog (above), Sioux leader, was named head of first national congress of American Catholic Indians, an honor that no American chief has ever had conferred since Columbus dis- covered America, Storm Signal Wins at Horse Show il Married %;,, Miss Muriel Astor (above), daughter of Lady Ribblesdale and the late John Jacob Astor, was married to Prince Obelensky at the Russian church of St. Philip in London. Miss Astor in- herited a $5,000,000 estate. Two Drown (above), twe! 1l \ York, Robert Gilbert Welsh, New York dramatic eritic and poet, drowned in a strong under- tow at Bermuda. Confirmation of their death recently came from the island. & Atlantie) This twelve-foot bon gave quite a struggle, remarked Dr. Beebe (right) to Ruth Rose (left) and Tea- belle Cooper, artist (second from left), who have just returned from an expedition into the jungles of British Guiana. Hen La'ys Freak Lggs A Rhode Island red hen of Tobasco, Ohio, entered news by laying freak egges, shown in boy's hand. Mond: egg was pea-like in size and Tuesday’s like the output of an ostrich, City Girl Wins Milking Title 'Y 3 (By Pacific & Atlantic) A city girl, Katherine M. Cooper (right) of New+ York, won na- tional milking contest at Utah agricultural college. Ann Bram- well (left) of California was run- ner up. : Child ¢ Although Miss Eliz a nurse at Primos, Pa., ¢ she gave birth to a child whom she strangled to death, later checking body in a suitcase to man she said was father, police doubt her story. (By Pacific & Atlantic) Found imbedded in Baltimore, Md., pavement, part of iron prow of Confederate ram Merrimac (above) is to be preserved by Mary- land Academy of Sciences. (Copyright: 1924: Paciflc & Atlantic Photos, Inc.) g ML 5. . s i ST