New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 8, 1925, Page 14

0000 0000000 A A School Girls Have Real, Live Practice Baby Youth in Love & 1 fla”"“v 1By Pacific & Atlantic) 4 Salisch, 10 tended At ‘1 wed g ] hulic ) r Brown w York The a an, spe: from century of cxperience, told them (By Pacific & Atlantic) n_pounds, Evelyn, Drexel Institute's pra aby, was weighed in by Helen Herman, udent. Evelyn was adopted by girls of Philadelphia, Pa., school so that they could study the care ‘f a child with a real live subject. ‘ four persons were hurt. Heir Apparent to the British Throne on Tour of British Possessions By Pacific & Atlantic) hnmemmlc washk | It is eqmpped \Nlh a cymb. and an old auto hor Imu h co! plays it with thi his o mphantly received at fingers and thumbs. in \frlr'\ nd South Bathurst by the natives Students’ Political Clash (By Pacific & Atlantic) Gendarme dragged away one of students who took part in fight between Republican and Royalist scholars in Paris, in which fifty- Dy Pacifle & At His 108th_ trans-Atlantic trip was completed by Philip H thber, adding, machine inven tor of "London ands New an . when he stepped ofl the S. America at New York for busi- iness mission in the United States. Blackmail Plot Vlctml “(By Pacifio & Atizntic) Miss Margery Fischer of Boston, Mass,, was amazed when Oxval L. Thompson, Mormon elder, was arrested in trap laid for author of blackmail letters. She said he had been a friend of hers. “I can’t imagine how you could ever do it,” she gasped. Flying Boat More Than ‘m( cessful on Trial Trip By Pacific & Atlantic) S vas 13 miles faster than was craft, w 1 n-: t from San Francisco to Honolulu. Gas | lmk \lurd('r Mystery By Pacific & Atlantic) Thousands lined .shore as the dreadnaught Repulse pulled out from Portsmouth harbor, Eng- land, at start of its trip to take the Prince of Wales to Africa and South America on a 25,000- mile trip. Held C] hm;:rd with kidnaping and atta g Madge Oberholzer (above), Indianapolis, Ind., D. C. Stephehson, ex-grand dragon of Klan, has been indicted. Dead Authorities are investigating the death of Hermsn A. Schalow, member of strange cult at Biggs, Cal,, who died amid groans and chants of half-naked, religious- crazed devotees. Thrills Aplenty. When Heroic Pair Save Woman Pacific & At (By Pacific & Atlantic) hn Argy. ( cific & Atlantie) m Mix, cow- ros on her while taken in New York A new plain fastening walk While heroic efforts were made by Private Louis De tenberg, struggling in icy waters after leap from f ry boat in New York Bay, orrest (left) and John Perhan to save Lena Gut- cameraman snapped this remarkable photo of actual rescue, seldom, if ever, done before. Béfore she was saved, the woman had gone down for the second time. \ \\\‘ issua have tire N