New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 7, 1924, Page 12

One Dead, Fifty Injured in Wreck #(By Pacitic & Atlantic) n coaches of elevated train This photo graphically portrays how concrete walls Hundreds of passengers cheated death in rear end collision when woode: crashed into steel subway cars in New York City. and guide rails prevented cars from crashing to pavements fifty feet below, K . Conquering Hero Returns (Br Pacific & Atlantie) Youthful Vincent Richards, who won men's singles crown in Olympic tennis finals, returned to U. S. the other day with bride, They were both the picture of happiness. Youngest and Prettiest Grandmother "NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD FERALD CAMERA MEN TELL THER STORY Coolidge’s Son Looking *Em Over [ R T — Guided by Admiral Hutchinson, John Coolidge, son of President, and Secretary of Navy Wilbur (left to right) inspected big gun in Washington, D. C., navy yard, of C. Colors Blaze in New York (By Pacific & Atlantic) Members of the Knights of Columbus from all over the country to the number of more than 20,000 are in New York holding their annual convention. The above photo shows their crack drill team in parade on Fifth avenue putting across some snappy action for thousands who watched on. A Snappy Mount . (Br Pacific & Atlantic) One of the south’s finest speci- mens of horseflesh is this steed. He and his rider belong to the cross-country troop of Gov- ernor’s horse guards of Georgia. (Br Pacitic & Atlantic) Prize for tallest sunflower was won by Marjorie Manning, five (above), at Rockefeller institute children’s garden, New York City. She dotes on big tlowers. Congratulations to the Winner Mre. Clara H: : took almoct all the 0. So i | won on largest mother of children wh . . Here's the famii (left) won Canadian open golf championship at e Sarazen downhearted? (By Paeific & Atlantic) Well, judge for yourself; maneuver, Rookies at Plattsburg student officers’ camp Here you see how the trick is turned. Movie Star Sues Millionaire Miner Arine Luther (above), (By Pacific & Atlantie) etite and Titian star of films, has be n suit against Jack F. ““ ite, millionaire mining man, for 01005?!0 for breach of contract. White, she charges, agreed to put up that sum to finance her g‘ictures and only spent $16,000. White charges that he discounted is intentions to the tune of $84,000, when he learned of her penchant for breaking hearts. Cinderella Orphan 7 «~v Cealica ta (By Pacitic & Atlantic) Cinderella orphan they call Jean- ette King, twenty-three (above), Orange, N, J., absent from her parents since baby. Now they are wealthy and she will live with them at Mt. Morris, N. Y Gaunt Waste ,'f (By Pacific & Atlantic Edna Leedom (above), modern Cinderella, has been elevated from Philadelphia department store to place in Follies - Miss Leedom at ‘one time was a mem- ber of Baptist Church choir in the Quaker city. In Again? (iy Facific & Atlantic) Charles Ponzi (above), modern Maseachusetts Wallingford, end- ing term in Federal prison, faces ten more charges on his release. in Fire Wake (By Pacifie & Atlantic) Torch of fireburg laid waste famous fruit markets in Yakima, Wash., with loss of §500,000. Note seared trees, showing intensity with which the fire attacked region. They wear pillow cases as hoods. Soldiers in the Dark (By Pacitic & Atlantic) must know how to charge in the dark as well as i: light. And it isn’t a Ku Klux Klan (Copyright: 1924: Pacific & Atlantic Photo T flIIHMHIIIIiilelfl?flfifllfllliflll)liiifli!‘.‘.!"lllIIIIHII!!i!l!fiillllimllllfllflllfiflilfiih‘IEllfiliilillllllflllIIHllilfii!l[fllfl!fil!IHIMHIIMII‘»IINIIMINI-lllmIII||l!IfliillfillllflIII]lllfll!Hfll\llliflflfllmflflluflmflmlflilmlIMWIIIMMIM | S