New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 18, 1924, Page 12

W 25 4 TN (By Pacific & Atlantié) (By Pucific & Atlantic) (Hy Pucific Atlsntic) “(By Ppclfe & Atantic) New York society was shocked Miss Margaret Culberson No, this isn't Will Hayes, movie director general, Age means nothing in the gay oung life of Mrs. to lgarn that Mrs. Frederick (above), 27, was,elected treas- behind Indian pipe,but Leo Auerbach of Brooklyn, Anna Eldred of Baldwin, N, {' who, shunning Cruger (above), favorite of urer of Fulton county, Ga. ,She ., back from 8,000-mile trip. Mexican thieves glasses, is shown sewing in her home. Sh sang Prince of Wales, was'Pinng Ness succeeded her father After rnbbwl him in Nevada and coyotes surrounded and danced with her son at her birthday anniver- i g his death, She must handle him in Arizona. sary party. Her daughter is 81. bit, once movie extra, Britishers Could Use 1t, but Polo Cup Stays in And U S, $3,000,000 yearly, eouds o B & Hanbae Unuaual anbors of Cruiser Cincinnati’s Crew c from the Italian war- - tmp San Gic v'gm ot hows him with host. $100,000 in Gems Stolen (By Patific & Atlantic) Scene attendant on presentation of the international polo irophy to American poloists by Gen. Bullard after defeating Britighers in second match at Meadow Brook, N. Y. (1) Louis E. Stoddard, former U. S. polo ace; (2) Tommy HitcheocK, drinking from victory bowl; (3) Malcolm Stevenson, hero of the first game; (4) Qapf ‘Wesley C. White, umpire; (5) Gen. Bullard, (6) Harry Payne Whitney, polo enthusiast i (By Pacific & Atlantie) and’ sportsman. 4 ; The feline mascot of the United States scout cruiser Cincinnati, 7 In Shado of Colla-ve < 1 ? : Whiflles, enjoyed position when put in gun muzzle, but poor old Husband or Two Wanted L v_«:& % 7 Soup, also mascot, didn't care for it one single bit. He leads dog's o - e d life, anyhow. This picture was taken in Brooklyn, N. Y., navy yard, Edith Bobe e ohad where the Cincinnati was built. .Egyptian Temple? No! Real Estate Ad! Robert L. Hague art seriously and even some real e experf er T $3,5 ortgage on their mother's 60-acre farm near Milwagkee, ¢'s one whose office is built to resemble an Egyptian Wi, these two gi 7 heroes must act quickly. Anyhow the girls r]rai one, however. b ot 25 e = (RBy Pacific & Atlantic) are June Zeiser, 21 (lefq), and Cecilia, 25, and they live at 731 Briar Escape of Franks slayers from noose has given hope to Bernard place, Chicago. Can they cook? Look at the picture. Grant (above), in county jail at Chicago. He's 19 and sentenced to * die for murder. Chicago Roars Welcome to Round-the-World Flyers Auto Race King Killgd A A T R T B, : ? This is the wreck of the car in which Jimmy Murphy, famous racing ifie & Atlantie) S Pugic § 4 teu driver, was killed at the Syracuse, N. Y., fair. The accident oceurred ad men In annus! mcenng Chicago extended a glad hand to the American round-the-world flyers when they landed in that city, when brakes on his éar locked, causing mathine to skid wildly. While whisties blew welcome great crowd (as shown in photo) rushed on field to greet aviators. (Copyright: 1924: Pacific & Atlantic Photos, Inc.) Track wee sho e, W ng exhibits demonstrated to 600 railr held the othe e Hote modore, New Y ¢