New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 19, 1926, Page 32

TELL THEIR STORY. | WILD WITH JOY OVER WEDDING Honeymooners BITTEN BY FILM BUG - Underwood and Underwood MRS. MARY PURNELL BENJAMIN PURNELL GLADYS RUBEL » ® Prison more confining than the secret passages at the “House of David,” in St. Jo- seph, Mich., in which he hid for four years to elude capture, yawns for “King” Ben- f jamin Purnell, sect leader He 1s free on $120.000 bail, pending trial on charges of se- ducing young girls under the guise of religious rites fending him against one of his accusers, Gladys Rubel d and Underwood One of buildings in “House of Davi olony at St. Jo- "seph, Mich., well known to sightseeing visitors. It was in i secret passage nearby that “King Ben” Purnell was cap- { tured after long search, {WOMAN LAWYER WILL DEFEND : " . GIRL SLAYER BACKED BY THAW . Harry Thaw, famed slayer, is putting up money for de- $ense of Catherine Denimno (left), 16. slayer of Louis Fino, 35, alleged father of her child, now dead. Dorothy bFooks (right), noted woman lawyer, is organizing defense. This is how San Salvad territory hound up with Christopher His wife, Mary Purnell, is de- In All His glory Photo of “King Ben” Purnell taken when he was at height of glory as des- potic, seductive ruler of “House of David ” Now he’s in toils of law. Invites Trouble .. \ t A move to test Mississ- ippi “anti-evolution” law is being prepared by George W. Rappleyea, former Day- ton, Tenn., man who insti- tuted famed Scopes case. He now lives in Mississippi. umbus” explorations, will appear to army fliers who are going to make 18,000-mile hop around South America, ‘Underwood and Underwood ¥ "« Soledad Carmen Navarro, who has been called “Most beautiful woman in Spain,” has given up society to en- deavor to become a screen star. She is daughter of Count- ess San Miguel. ASIA WALKS IN YANKEE SHOES Japan is latest country to be taken. Usaburo Tsujita,) shown above, now is in Massachusetts studying manufacs turing methods, preparatory to;, directing factories in Tokyo. Other photos indicate how American shoes are (grasping the favor of Orientals, . PLAN MEMORIAL FOR UNC t JOE Before funeral was over plans were afoot in Danville, 111., for a memorial to “Uncle Joe” Cannon, most famous of city’s sons. Photo shows crowd that gathered at church to pay last tribute to the politician, _ Prince Leopold of Bel- gium, heir to the throne, and his bride, the former Princess Astrid of Sweden, are seeing Europe on an incognito honeymoon. They are seen leaving Brus- sels. JURY SHOWS | . Photo gives an idea of the fervor with which Antwerp celebrated wedding of Crown Prince Leopold and Princess Astrid of Sweden Ceremony took place in Brussels, but Antwerp was first to greet couple on their return from Stockholm. Famed cathedral can be seen in background. STRAIN OF MILLS-HALL TRIAL -, . ;. Jixry in Mills-Hall murder trial is beginning to show strain. Jurymen are now more ! insistent about frequent exercise periods. Photo shows the men, who have power to give Mrs. Hall and her brothers highest penalty, being taken for walk in Somerville street. —_—— GERMANY PUSHES RADICAL AVIATION,DEV_ELOM.EHT: ' Germany is pushing development of a new type of airplane which flies with the fmotion of a bird. Several inventors are.at work on the idea. One of the intergsting models is shown getting a test. It's creatien of H. Lilienthal, 77, plf g CAPITAL FETES FLIERS LEAVING ON 18,000-MILE HOP ™ Farewel\ receptions are being given for U S. army airmen who will make first flight around South America, 18-000" miles. with South Americans diplomats. L. to r.: Secreta McDaniel, Photo shows them with officials after luncheon Lieuts. Fairchild, Herman, Thompson; of State Kellogg; Maj. Dargue, commanding; Secretary of War Davis; Capt.