New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 13, 1925, Page 27

SITTeR e vTes (® by ¥ c & Atlantic) Shielded from hot sun by um- .brclla carried by one of train, Pope Pius XI is shown strolling through the magnificent grounds of the Vatican. This is the latest picture made of the su- preme head of the Roman Catholic Church. o+ By Pacific & Atlantic) Old New York street cars which have served purpose in life were sold as junk to steel concern and are shown being loaded for shipment. Envoy’s Wife and Son ‘History Made as CAMERA-MEN TELL T Grooming a Wardog % (By Pacific & Atlantic) Preparatory to new trials, the submarine S-50 w given coating of spring paint by etew at Brooklyn, N. Y., navy yard. She will also be overhauled. g Record of Ancient History Unfolds Arrow indicates where scientists sunk shaft to tomb of Egyptian princess. Athleie (By Men high in the nation’s affairs welcomed the stea Maru when it arrived in San rancisco, Cal,, bringing Tsuneo Matsudaira, new Japanese amb, dor, and his family. The diplo- mat’s wife and son, Jiro, are shown in photo. k Rifle Shots — e & Atlantic) Y ship Shinyo Atop movie camera, Java gave little demonstratio batics. Java was stolen from Mr. and Mrs, Dirck Nybakker of New York and returned to heartbroken childless couple by kindhearted thief. ( it University of Indiana Co-eds Cra A simple, yet charming, dres r a little is picture above. It is made of blue pussy willow with a darker border and shoulders, Have Parts in Colonial Pageant This group of co-eds of the University of Indiana, under the direction of G. C. Cleaver (center, first row), are attaining laurels by the score for the Hoosier institution by their keen sight and bid fair to capture the co-ed rifle championship of the country. Crown Prince Rides Motorclcle' T Once Again Jean dressad A pageant embodying n prince, sequent to the Sabet Bey, last onl;’ 32 days. taged in New They were divorced by the simple ensary > Moslem rite, which is not more S than an announcement of fact woman, to her 1By Pacific & Atlanti The world’s most democratic member of royalty, Prince Gustaf Adolf, heir to the throne of Sweden, shown riding through the streets of Stockholm on his motorcycle. and May n the page: \\" A —— AN S G N\ e 78 etV A © Lt Siviey AT T (By Pacific & Atlantie) Ra-Hotep, son of the Egyptian e . Photo California, (Copyright; 1925: Pacific & Aantic Photos, Inc.) \\‘ N \\\\\\‘ AN Q N\ §§\\\\\\\ athaan oY SN ST SN SO SR T TS ST i78 S /axivavt ravira i aviraviravi i ravi i SRS TS irait