New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 14, 1925, Page 12

[y 0 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD G T wmunummmmmmnmummmummwmmumnm»-\nm‘nmmmnumnmummmmulmnmmmwm|nunmunnnumunmmmummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmwnmmmmnmumnl|mmmummmmmIm|umnnmi|mnumu|luunrulu||umunn|unmmuumlnlullunlmmm|um||||1|l|1n|u|mnummmmmum|nmnn|mu1nu1m|ummMMMImmmmmmmnwmmuwmmmmmmnmmmmnmmmw “HERALD CAMERA-MEN TELL THEIR STORY e e e ] Steamer Sinks After 400 Disembark Indian Dancer Belgians Live Up to Their Creed Prize Baby £ “H‘ ’,[ L v " : 0% ¥ B | 2 First of two Indian dance . ¢ 5 ¥ v stk appear on English stage, S T ) Davi (above) is posing for a bust “Preparedness is everything,” say the Belgians, and so they erected the nice Imlr- bmldm'v shown in P wlo )u d at the prmc.: hotel which Epstein is making for ex foreground of picture called the dynamite house. It contains enough of that explosive to blow up ‘Hr at A , N. Y. was Arthur e o taeos entire Dusseldorf bridge in case of danger from the German side, As safeguard, four lightning con nonths-old vm of Mr (By Pacific & Atlantic) 5 ductors were erected, Shortly after 400 excursionists <Il~‘cm_h:|rkcd, the steamer Machi- l]. S_ [Vavy Aids Seflrc’l for Slain Dlan CO“(‘h gonne mysteriously sank at Hoboken, N, J. James Bramil (in boat) narrowly escaped. California Beauty New Miss America i o While appearing in a musical In order to honor the memory of Theodore Roosevelt, the Roosevelt show at New York City M National Memorial Park association is endeavoring to have the North v Lomax is coaching the Dakota Badlands set aside as a national park, to bear the name of d chorus of an amateur the late president. In the above photo, Gov. A, G. Sorlie of North plers are shown here endeavoring to locate the body of George Schick in Mu pie pmed s Rzad urd ot Dakota_(left) and George A. Benson are examining petrified stump e in San Diego, Cal. Drew Clark is serving a life term for the slaying of e ury club of Flushing, in the Badlands. The stump is ten feet in diameter and about four The navy joined the search on the appeal of Martin Schick, murdered man's brother, who is delvlmmui h hich is to be nresented feet high. to recover the body. Promoied Fngine Seve s Street Car—Several Hurt Youngest 1By Pactfic & Atlantie) Seercetary of Navy Wilbur has announced the promotion of Commander Rodgers (Ry Pacifie & Atlantic) (above) of th 0-1, which reprecenting seven %as found a loat i ave the Pacific for ten d to As- Although he is only 23, the youngest cantor in America, Kal- n}\:mf Kalichf has been elected % chief cantor for one of the lar, % ! \vhvl er of the Burcau of . 5 . 5 7 5 2., Rra 3 ing, th v Vor- est congregations in Brnokl)i, mC I»),yhn Nt \ 4 eronautic rne s SONS Wi N. Y. A pupil of Julian Nor- City ]” all, Phillips man, he expects ultimately to the Tives of 311 perso appear in_grand opera. Late President’s Son-in-Law Home uuuuumumunfluuumummm|nmnmmmuuuumumlmmuummmnmuum1u|ummuu|mm g Mrs. C. Pxod 3 o ) o0 beauty of Wash- H F p 3 & Atlantic) SN is to wed Vicomte ome on a vacation, Francis lowes Sayre, son-in-law of the late y feature Photo shows Mr. and Mrs, Messmore Kendall in costumes worn at i mbertye on Oct. 14, Woodrow “’{wn arrived in New York with wife and children, e Amer ball, given by Mrs. Fullerton Weaver, at Devon Yackt club, East recently. She was Francis jr,, Eleanor A., and Woodrow Wilson Sayre, Hampton. N. Y. a war nurse. (Copyright: 19251 Pacific & Atlantic Photes, Inc.) Jlllll!IliifléHHH{Hifl\'lt‘lltl 0