New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 2, 1925, Page 12

e T Roller hockey is the newest innovation at Miami Beach, Fla, the (By Pacific & Atlantic) (By Pacific & Atiantic) fashionable community that’s always looking for something ne Mrs. Medill McCormick (left) and Mrs. William Hurd at a luncheon A bevy of girls came down to the pier and in this lively style bade good-by to John Tiller, dancing Two teams of eastern and western players have been staging in New York discussing plans for a world exposition, exclusively master, and his wife, who sailed from New York on the liner Scythia on cruise to seventeen Mediter- games. Here's how it looks. for women, which will open in Chicago, April 18, ranean ports, Alaskan Dog Teams Rush Precious Serum to Nome as Diphtheria Plague Spreads _ Two-Gun Bill Jr. Himself 7 T v L former head of the United States veterans’ bureau, and John W, Thompson, a contractor of St. Louis, Mo., were found guilty of congpiracy to defraud the gov- ernment in awarding hospital 4 figflfi’t"f,'f Chhyic:zgz‘.") pateer Here's one of Army Signal corps Alaskan dog teams stationed on Yukon trail, between Tanana and Nome, that rushed anti-toxin to help halt diphtheria in the latter city. Temperature, 20 Degrees Below Zero, Ham pers Firemen Chases Ferryboat Qver the Ice ) R o , p h ? SU SO L OB LIS I T LS A real he-boy, that’s what Bill Hart jr. is getting to be, and his mother, Winifred Westover Hart, has but one regret—that Daddy Bill doesi’t quite realize what a gem Bill jr. is right now. The lad’s father sends him lots of fine presents and the young fel- low sees all his dad’s films. By Pacific & Atlantie) o ¢ Leuping_from_floe. to fios in d in Submarine Hudson river, New York, et out to catch ferryboat ught the boat or loss of ice. He w a tug, transfe a ferry and sent to psyct ward for observation. (0 e & Atlant 74 7. . In wéather 20 below zero, f Won Race With Stork men waged | which destro; 3 in Montreal, Quebec. engine frozen in. Starting Young (By Pacific & Attantic) pugh Private George C. Cordy, 22, confessed to Providence, R. ., police that he killed Mary Glea- (By Pacific & Atlantic) son, whose body was found at Off the rocky coast cf Portsmouth, N. H., the submarine S-48 is Fort Adams, R. I, the authori- shown listing in icy waters of Atlantic, her crew of 46 saved after ties do not accept the statement, a night of horror in chlorine-filled compartment. Storm tossed the as physicians believe him to be craft about like chip on a choppy sea. mentally unbalanced. Which Is Which? Can You Tell Them Apart? SRR S Pacific & Atlantic) Fore! Yes A nif})u T"’"fimund‘hm y;unhof By Pacttt & Attt o by fisgr " [ acitic & Atantie) age, a Bo y has e Eg;l:fi'ddn& g ) & m te An Ame; 2 ¢ Walter Levan- 3‘2'; fi\n(-”nrweialf.or al::n; a:.; When Moe Bauer (right) lost a teoth, teacher in P. S. 156, Brooklyn, N. Y., thought at last she'd be shown teaching her diffi d 8 , W n fe f Germany in time to physical perfection She is a na- @ble to tell him from brother, Sid. But Sid had Moe pull out a tooth—and now! Do vou blame teacher i : - ive in_Hoboks, N. J. - tive of San Diego, Cal, for being in despair? (Copyright: 1925: Pacific & Atlantic Photos, Inc.) Tt o 67 L — e\ W e S Y \J