New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 23, 1925, Page 28

T ————————— e ——— e NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD 0 LR OO AT "HERALD CAMERA-MEN TELL THEIR STORY L T 0 A Giant on Stilts World’s Shorthand Champ Member Hole-in-One Club Young Musical Prodigy smart double breasted suit Walking delegate was designation of Fred H. Vot con ¢ith being municipal tennis champion of Omaha, Neb., ewis Scott of Hillerest Country club at Los L g 7 i P ,;P"ik}’&‘k;wi:';" )‘};l'[':d" 'fyh({; on, who cavorted on his 11-foot st ¥ ) Dupraw, a native of New York City, added to his A les, Cal, caused much envy among golf T i L men’s convention at Kansas Cit 0, £ 3 by achieving place as the world's champion shorthand writer hounds v by making a pair of holes in own giving Ralph Tomlinson jr. a in a recent contest, He wrote 8,445 words in 15 minutes with but yv. Since his feat Scott's play hfb up in the world. three errors, i3 watched by other aspirants. To Be Barred? New lork Cuy Boys Make Good as Farmers Pilgrims Return From Abroad It is one of the new Gloria r (above) i only G months old, n models heing shown i harmonica, says mother, Mrs, Catherine Garner Br Parific & A Countess Catharine Karol of Count Michael K dent of the short-lived Republic of Hungary in 1918-19, is seeking lmission to this country. Her proposal has been looked ufion with disfavor b ature’s products ¢ partment th rse in agriculture, iaheatlodenm ; . lecturer but as a private guest anger, Mz hers are fe Last W ord i é? %, W For past two years a Mississippi girl has won n g ) health club congress. This year the state expects to repeat with i entry, Miss Virginia B. Brabston, chosen from an hundreds of candidates to represent state at congress in Chicago in December. By Pacific & Atlantic prominent arrivals in New vors President Hindenburg Attends War Monument Dedicatior City from ope recently were . . — . + (. to r.) Miss Muriel Oelrichs the Bvitich and her mother, ) ., de L e Oal: other seems as youth- » conors ful as daughter in this pose Social Celebrities Wed in Paris (By Pacific & Atlantic) aciflc & rs of the Hundred Year \'luh at reunion in Newark, oyalty was well represented at the dedication of a monument in Rerlin to the F.mpr v heard John Doering strum uke and sing oldtime regiment of the world war. President von Hindenburg and Prince Oscar of Prussia those present, Augusta ere among (Ccpynihl 1925: Pacific & Atlantic Pl\olm ine) T [l