New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 4, 1924, Page 12

AP W [ ) T TR IR T T T T AR Y NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD CRBSERSSRSEARIIRRET B TR L 'HERALD CAMERA-MEN TELL THEIR STORY Home Destroyers Patrol Line of Flight ¢ Pacific & Atly Mrs., Julia Lydig Hoyt (abo who gave up society life to “400" roles in movies retu recently to New York on.Acqui- tania to resume work on coast, (By Pacific & Atlantie) Strung across the Atlantic are these des s i ill patrol the Dr, H, Douglas Singer (left) and Dr. William Krohn (rvight) conferring with Assistant State's Attorney Milton Smith at Loeb-Leopold trial in Chicago, They will take stand in event that defense attempts to line of flight taken by the American 'round-the-world flyers en Moose Beauties Honored route from England to Labrador, prove slayers insane, On Belated Honeymoon News From Neptune (By Pacific & Atlantic) ¥ (By Pacific & Atlantic) I (By Pacific & Atlantie) Hampton Bonner, U. S. vice-consul at Copenhagen, For the first time a description of the ocean floor (By Pacific & Atlantic) was broadcasted at Atlantic City by Diver C. O. Secrelary of Labor Davis awarded prizes to two Moose beauties at Crumpling under the weizht of nine steel girders, this derrick boom with bride, arrived on the Resolute on belated honey- dropped its burden to ground in New York, killing one. Armow moon. Mrs. Bonner was formerly Elma Petersen of Johnson (above), who is shown cntering the water the recent convention of the order, held in New York City. They are Miss Hazel Goodwin (left) and Elizabeth Fleisch, shows-tvhere girders fell. Aarhus, Denmark, Marked Oh, for the Life of a Sailor! First Public Appearance Since Bereavement to relate sights. i Making their first public appearance since the death of their son, Calvin jr, President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge p ded at the opening of a nvw_]ml-lir reereation park in the city of Washington recently. The President and his wife, although «till grieved over their bereavement, are trying to alleviate their grief in ge®ing down to the many duties connected with their official life. After long voyage the battleship West Virginia is paying New York LB Ve et 9 . of 'E 2 e ot et e okt Airplane Carrier Langley : Champ Still Indisposed Life on the bounding main may be all right—but in port it 7 o A details of (By Pacific & Atlantic) This photograph shows numerous bruises on back of Ja & mers, 11, who, it is £ more, beaten by 3‘-“; J : 4 nel isn't so easy, what with scrubbing decks and other litle R R R RA] that sort. must Those Were the Happy Da * 4 (By Kadel & Herbert) (By Pacific & Atlantie) New type of airplane carrier, the Langley, makes it possible for Indis; so far as playing is concerned, Mlle. Lenglen, woman (By Pacific & Atlantic) navy to use airplanes in place of heavier hydro-aeroplanes. Note the tennis champion, umpires match in England between Richards and youth exemplifies the boyhood fisher f all ages, as he digs down in his can for bait. planes resting on the top of the boat. The roof, used as landing Borotra. platform, makes easy the landing or taking off of planes. yu can bet on i O PR R 0 i i (Copyright: 1924: Pacific & Atlantic Photes, Inc.) LA