New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 4, 1925, Page 12

After their riders had been thrown in difficult jur ran the race on their own to the finish in the Clarence & Triple Slayer Suspect 0 xh!]zl'w 1" decapitated in home at F near Hagerstow Morton (1 while in a L7 T RS, X T 2B S e Right in Ma Fergus state, this clergyman, the Re: W. E. Anderson, pastor of East Dallas, Tex., Baptist ehurch, clared from pulpit that the tures prove that women s not hold office and rule men wore this Mother Hubbard wr: per in pulpit to show what were coming to if women ruled. Mrs. Joyce Leech, pries Asking for release of da By Pacific & Atlantic) high priestess of my : ser, urged on by instinet, urt charged that children were mist ngland, »een held virtually as a slave. sunflower State Booster \ tlantic) 1e presi- Valoyce Conklin, 4 Valoyce from custody of Mrs. Joyce Irs, Ildica Conklin in Oakland, boy’s favor, ated by cult and she had 0 ( By Pacific & Atlantic) \ jury awarded $21,000 damages to William Jarvis, 9, of New York. En routd to school he was struck by an automobile. A fractured skull and deafness resulted. Reckléss driving was responsible, It took the jury only 20 minutes to decide in the Margot Jarvis, mother of the injured lad, will receive $1,000 of the damages allowed. (By Pacific & Atlantic) With the temperature below zero, * Troy, N. Y., fire fighters waged battle against flames which swept through business building there, causing $100,000 damage." In Pawn A:fl\ f#m:\"a e - & 7y " i, 4 Little Jewell Taylor was held in pawn by landlady in Van- couver, B, C., for a board bill owed by her mother. When bill was paid, Jewell went to San Francisco, Cal,, to live with her father. (By Pacific & Atlantic) With the base of the Eiffel tower as a background, Mr, and Mrs. Antonio Moreno of these United States pause a moment in Paris and snap! goes the camera. Show (ylrls Have Merry me at Toboggan Slld(’ Openmg Germaine Tailleferre, rnmp:)wr and artist, ved in MNew York a short time ago. Severity of snowstorm in Syracuse, N. Y., In extreme cases it became mnecessary to resort to sleighs as of impassable streets to cemeteries. this photo shows, i e e o S T S S ' rfim.@ At opening of toboggan slide in New York, stage beauties did their stuff. Here are some of them led by Yvonne Kent, Columbus, O., AR Favored by Cupid ll\v Pacific & Atlantic) Lucille Upton (above), half sister of Peggy Joyce, ¢ admitted in Baltimore, Md., where she,is making her first appearance on the stage, that she is engaged to wed Martin B. Jones jr., wealthy society man now managing a theatrical production here. (Copyright: 1925: Pacific & Atlantic Photos, lne ) was such that many funerals had to be postponed because y N “\\g u—w‘-flm“\\ \\“\\\‘ \\ \\\ W\\\\\\&\\W\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\“ \\\\