New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 6, 1925, Page 24

» T — LT AR 8 P — AR OO awmmvmmm‘ Ve B L N RO LD T i S i s S a0 50 x:m:m::m 'HERAL By Pacltic & Atlantie) Fred Niblo, movie dirvector, and wife, Enid Bennett, also of .the vies, arrived in New York from Rome, where, according to Niblo, politico-labor troubles held up work on film h» was directing. (By Pacific & Atlantic) . = / ~ 5 v Rorlydantomoblles warel deateoyedlini3260,000 e act (and cabbae i Peace Worker Welcomed issay Champ factory fire in Little Neck, N. Y. More than 100 girls in buildings, calmly marched to safety. Law Aids Nature in Making Mojave Desert Dry Their worldly possessions piled on cart, this Chinese fami fleeing from war-torn Shanghai to the foreign con safety is assured the non-belligerents. Marines Hrom { England and other countries guard foreign quarters. Wedding Bells for Happy Couple Soon 0 PUB O BROR RO E e ORI O R BOPURUTIUT S (By Pacific & Atlantic) A OBUE - In two 3 Kathleen Sands Richard has written 48 A = o Y 5 prize winning essays in Oak- ( 195, o) land, Cal., high school. Miss . (By Pacifie & At} rand Rabbi Zoide M mellner, noted Jewish peace worker of do i .‘l(ly Be R(’du(‘ell Armed with rifles, raiders are shown descending upon moonshiner’s Riciacie & roleit Bie it GOy ael T N freRiry ot ‘ii h;r.,gpnfllzgie;nt!: make writ shack in heart of the forbidding Mojave desert, California. New York by Acting Mayor Colling (left). ;i § " Sold as Wife Mere Coincidence, That's All Lady MacKenzie a Bride - N o i (By Pacific & Atlantic) 1 Lucille Upton Perkins of New Gy Peggy Joyce, chairman of the sub- v & l i raft inquiry, Sold into matrimony ! s jr., pauses from p Upton recently i that Rear Admiral ~of Miss Elizabeth Moffett (above), onautics, may [nr_trm.\lrmvu- & (By Pacific & Atl a musical comedy star, and wife of ) y 'Arnstein, is a trifle peeved over what she desc s as a hort time ago Miss Brice met Lucilla Lee, & chorus r of a guard at Leavenworth prison, where Nicky r, and helped her get a jc Now people connect s with Leavenworth, * By Pacific & Atlantc) Esme MacKenzie, ¥ known as a big game hunter, and Frank T. Jennings, a manufacturer of Columbia, S, ok C., were married in New York ) recently, It was Lady Mac’s third marital venture. The new- ¢ ’ national Netherland, where the ceremony wis performed. lyweds are shown at the Hotel Plotier ( t t 3 t b g0 ¢ ;.‘..lliam Cooper Hobbs (above), { AN e wyer, was found guilty by an Al'\_‘\;;:}ur (By Pacific & Aliaoue) After four years in the best schools of Europe, surrourded by all Old Bailey jury of bcing’a pyarty [ wal(‘fim‘s{ ! 2 the comforts of civilization, these two Eskimo youn<sters are going to the eigantic fraud of black- walching Atel back nome. They are Kamilla Carpindale, 11, and Kakonita Sakot, mailing Hari Singh, rajah of e, irlesreatioed 7. Both were brought back by Roald Amundsen, famous explorer Kashmir, after the rajah had Y. N olit i : i aflroad aceident in —but homesickness conquered civilization. They are shown on . been trapped in a Paris hotel f _good fellow when he hauled Miriam Rei sy, N. Y., Brooklyn in which seven were Alaska-vound ship, leaving Los Angeles, Cal., harbor. with Mrs. Charles E. Robinson. ] R nasd e el Micain g e A (Copyright: 1925; Pacific & Atlantic Photos, Inc.) ‘ 2 R W At v 57 ! ) . N \\“\,; == S | N A e N — R e S R iy N s AR . TV aa woed e W 4 gl Ne— ® cmmmy SIS e, il M ‘ ‘:“’."’ , \