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

Photo shows held in Ulmer park, Brooklyn, N. Y. sie Watson. ‘Life Saver (By Pacific & Atlantic) Herrin, 1IIl,, is quiet again after battle over Klan in which six died before the troops ‘came. Saldiers escorted Dr. J. T. Black and wife home fmom jail after his release in $15,000 bail on murder charge. Super Mermaid record for nfrv say Mike Carros, ed five per Alice May H d cw Olympic yard breast of Scotch lassies, who won dancing contests at sixty-eighth annual Scottish games, From left to right they are Irene Ross, Isobel White and Jes- Pmce in Ku Klux War After Six Are Kllled A R N AN A o NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD v (ByPacific & Atlantic) This photo of Jack Dempsey and his bride-to-be Estelle Taylor, movie actress, was made just before they left Clhforma for the cast and is first to show champion with his “film nose.” After mar- riage Jack will quit ring and Estelle will desert screen. (By Pacific & Atlantic) Prelate Home (By Pacific & Atlantic) Among passengers who returned on the White Star liner Majestic were many notables, including the Most Rev. M. J. Curley, archbishop of Baltimore. What’s the Fare to Mount Ranier? (By Pacific & Atlantic) Nature sliding on tin breeches is the occupation of this human “Tis a: common Sep- tember scene on the snow cov- Cornerstone Excavated toboggan. ered slopes of Ranier National park, and much fun is had by all to Find New Sports This is a ge taking a pleas \ = \\\ .\\\\\ of Rhinebeck, for this event by sliding down cellar doors. (By Pacific & Atlanti placed in cornerstone of Rush Medical collcge, ently removed by Grand Master Arthur Wood es Barnes (at left, with cap) member of ) d spectator. Cornerstone was dug up to room for new tuilding of Chicago University. N. Y., evidently does. He's shown A e n el bl B g, S0 (By Pacific & Atlantic) Charles Garney and Ray Héyman won canoe tilting contest in Labor Day celebration of Beechurst glub which included water sports and baby parade at Whitestone, N. Y.. This Photo Taken Despite Efforts of Police (Py Pacifio & Atlantic) His tropical helmet replacéd by the now famous ?nnum-, the Prince of Wales is shown leaving field ?t Phipps estate on Long Island, N. Y., after o game in which he scored goal that helped his our to win, Fairest Reservist Fights Charges Recent beauty contest to deter- mine fairest. daughter of Bay Ridge, N. Y., was won by Miss Dorothea Kenna (above). She is 19, Miss Kenna was awarded a silver cup and $100 in cash. She will enter Atlantic City contest. (By Pacific & Atlantic) Charges involving loyalty of Capt. Paxton Hibben, reserve officer (above left with-counsel Col. John J. Bradley), were denied during hearing in New York. Sleuth Seized Daring Project Blessed (By Pacific & Atlantic) Post Office Inspector William Fahy, (above) one of the most popular and best known sleuths in the country, was arrested a short time ago in connection with the $2,000,000 mail robbery Greek priest (in robes) blessed twenty-foot boat in which Demetrios gt Rondout, M. Sigelakis, young compatriot, hopts to circle globe. Photo was taken 4 in New York. (Copyright: 1924: Pacific & Atlantic Photos, Inc.) (By Pacific & Atlantic) N W et D% — L, A § PR\, \\\&m St \\\\iua"