New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 17, 1924, Page 16

TS 8% W 88 [ a!'- N U\ N Ko 2. va b (By Pacific & Atlantic) This little plane attached to U. S. 8. Richmond, which performed yeoman service in guiding world flyers on transatlantic flight, was tuned up while ship lay in the Brooklyn, N. Y., navy yard. Of Greatest Moment Picture (By Pacific & Atlantic) Lady Diana Manners (above) in figured crepe was one of most beautiful women present at first of international polo matches at Meadowbrook, N. Y. (By Pacific & Atlantic) Lucrezia Bori, Metropolitan opera singer, trying out the scales in Tuileries gardens in Paris. Who Wouldn’t Leap? According to a report from Day- ton, 0., Cupid is leading Lieut. Jack Harding back there. The attraction is said to be Miss Idelly Reussenzehn (above) of McCHk field's technical data When one belongs to Mme. Lubovska's American ballet, as does Ethe Wyn Johnson (above) of Washington, D. C., one has every inc: to leap gayly, (AT T e e S RN e oo s STORY_ | . (By Pacific & Atlantic) Little Bernard Granger, abandoned child, revelled in artificial sun- shine at New York nursery while Nurse May Keller handled machine. Who Said Prince of Wales Was Camera Shy? (By Pacific & Atlantic) The Prince of Wales has been accused of a lot of things since he came over to enjoy vacation with his American cousins, Among the charges was one that he was camera shy, and, to prove that he was not, he went to race track at Belmont park, N. Y., and rubbed elbows with photographers. Uncle Sam Opens New Hospital for Veterans (By Pacific & Atlar This photo shows the administration and reception wards, viewed from the outside, of Veterans' hospital No. 98, opened recently at Beacon, N. Y. The hospital cost nearly $3,000,000. Try Your Luck (By Pacific & Atlantic) If this British soldier got away with this stunt he’s entitled to medal. Mule wouldn't go he tried to throw animal in reverse. Like Child’s Play (B Pacific & Aflantic) Here's Secretary of the Navy Wilbur (left) with Capt. W. R. Gherardi, his aid, studying naval base site for San Francisco, Cal., district. ‘They are surveying position of battle fleet. How a small boy would enjoy a job like that! Sea, Scrapper in Rehearsal (By Pacific & Atlantic) Ready for action—that describes crew of U. 8. S. battleship Mary- land when this photo was taken during maneuvers off Pacific coast. Pacifists needn’t look. Great Lakes Passenger Steamer Floating Ruin (By Pacific & Atlantic) S. South American, luxurious Great Lakes passenger vessel, burned at Holland, Mich., and only steel hull remained after eleven-hour battle. Mystery s, (By Pacific & Atlantic) The body of Sarah E. Johnson (above) of Plainsboro, N. J,, was found the other day by a care- taker of St. John's college, near Kingston, N. J., with a bullet wound in her left temple. The girl has been missing since Aug, 12, Her boy friends are bein questioned. (By Pacific & Atlantfc) Old Dobbin didn't watch his step and, as a consequence, tumbled into excavation in New York street. Fire departmgnt rigged up block and tackle apparatus from elevated structure and extricated the kicking beast. (Copyright: 1924: Pacific & Atlantic Photos, Ine.) /