New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 14, 1924, Page 15

a little rn, in- g then ith fin- ttle of . suffi- | corn, e toes, t sore- i i : (By Pacifie & Atlantic) Congebtion s bad as in New York subways fails to dampen spirits of these tots of the Homeless Chil- dren’s Aid afd Adoption society of Leytonville, England. A Union of Hearts and Nations TATY, MEN T Saw M AR AT TELL THER Successfully completing her first leg of test flight across the country, the navy's leviathan of the air, the Shenandoah, is shown leaving her mooring post at Fort Worth, Texas, for second leg of the trip, & perilous one, over the Rockies. Kidding Williem Jennings Bryan’s Dream — e : : : (By Pacific & Atlantic) Lt 2 . . (By Pacific & Atiantic) Duke of Brabant, Belgium, will wed— Princgss Mafalda of Italy Only witness to teath of Mrs. Fern Compton Davies was son, Wilbur, The “million men overnight” of William Jennings Bryan's dream army, which gave the nation a laugh Double engagement of Princess Marie Jose and her brother, the Duke of Brabant, to Crown Prince of four (both above), who told how father stabbed mother in San before the big war, was the subject of this burlesque by the Military Order of the World War, an organi- Italy and his sister, Princess Mafalda, was announced the other day. Francisco, Cal, home. zation of officers, at their convention in Boston, Mass. Here’s “Bryan’s army.” Active Again w Training Ship for New York State Militia Cigarette and Alcohol Mingle—Rum Row Loses Schooner Sheer Grit | g E'; 8 % (By Pacific & Atlantic’ 4 Gerald Chapman (above), miss- é ing since he fled prison at Atlanta, { Ga, to cscape serving time for $1,000,000 mail robbery, is said to be man who shot a New 1 Britain, Conn., policeman while @ escaping, following a safe blow- The old Granite State, used as training ship by New York State naval militia, destroyed by fire last g ing. vear, will be replaced by the U. S. Illinois, which will go to naval militia station in Hudson, after re- ; E) fitting in Brooklyn, N. Y., navy yard is completed. y g (By Pacific & At Mhough | would-bs holdup man How Jackie Can Grin and Bear It! ed holds, the Frenct h stol, Ethel a Gi - Hulk was sunk t Ak U5 ant. He fled, but was caught. Steel Magnate Revisits Childhood Home H e t». 5 & : { | | g Dressed like a conductor, Jack Don to colle R P Pacifie & Atantie) - Janmsting 18 { x Ak When Ja gan, youthful American film star, visited London zoe in course of his European jaunt The towa barved odt tojgeest Gl el king, upon revisit of scene of early polar bear greeted him with his best upright pose, R e e (Copyrighp 1924: Pacific & Atlantic Photos, Inc.)