New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 22, 1926, Page 14

| 1 1 ' 2l vears of secret existence while he was a hunted creature, sought far and wid'e, wrlzg:rtgcmselves heavy into appearance of “King Ben” Purnell of House of David colony. Photos show him as he looked before his “flight” (]e.ft)' and as he appears to- day, out on $120,000 bail pending trial. He is seen with a “disciple.” _ Frustrated FILM QUEEN DI};ECTOR’S BRIDE i Mrs. Henrietta Hipp, Hamburg, Germany, was so eager to get to U. S, with daughter, Hilda, 11, to join husband, that she stowed away on Leviathan with the child. They were de~ Wil As swift as a reel romance, was the real romance Dorothy Mackaill, film heroine, and Lothar Mendes, di tor imported from Germany. They are honeymooning, $ollowing a civil ceremony performed in New York city, deported. TOWN DRIPS MILK AFTER TRAIN CRASH rwood and Underwood eluged with milk it didn’t order when fast milk train, Lon- a passenger train. Cars were reduced to splinters and four in the manner pictured, but no one was killed, FOUR KINGS Fleet, England, w ! don-bound, collided tracks were blocked Carries On > ™ s i A woman, Mme. N. K. Krupskaia, widow of Lenin, is now head of the political education department of the soviet government. She is, in a sense, carrying on the work of her late hus- band, once the greatest power in Russia. . . In these days of mona quartet of kings asse s before the camera. Occupants of four European tt ATe n together in Brussels, after wedding of Leopold and Astrid. L.tor.. Christian of Denmark, Gustav of Sweden, Albert of Belgium, Haakon of Norway. tected in New York harbor, BEAUTY WINS ORATORICAL HONORS —_— W Beauty is playing new role. Louise Richison represents ‘Wittenberg College, Springfield, O., in all intercollegiate oratorical contests. Leitimate Corn-husking Champ Fred Stanek, Fort Dodge, Ia., is new champion corn- husker of world. He won title in contest at Fremont, Although Roman Catho- lic church has annulled A . . Mills-Hall murder trial has passed its climax, with Jane Gibson’s story told in cour( Photo shows the courtroom in Somerville, N. J., as she lifted an accusin from a cot. - HERALD CAMERA-MEN TELL THEIR STORY OUR finger against Mrs. Frances Hall, Willie Stevens, Henry Stevens and their cousin. TWO CITIES TO CELEBRATE BRIDGE OPENING G Bayonne and Elizabeth, N. J.,' are preparing to celebrate opening of bridge acress\ It is largest vertical lift bridge in world, with four ponderous spans, Newark Bay. each 260 feet wide, which lift in elevator fashion to permit a clearance of 136 feet above INSPIRATION IN OVERALLS Astronomer Gets -1 Food Out of A i the water surface, It cost $13,000,000 and will he used exclusively by two railroads. , marriage of former Con- suelo Vanderbilt and Duke of Marlborough, it still recognizes as legitimate the Neb., doing 2,121 pounds, failing to equal the world’s record of 35.8 bushels, made by Elmer Williams, Illinois {Marlborough heirs, Lord Ivor Churchill (top) and Marquis of Blanford. man, in 1924, —————— L T —— While local authorities are working up criminal pro- ceedings against “King Ben” Purnell of the House of David, now in custody after a four-year search, Mr. an‘d Mrs. John W. Hansell (above) will be pressing a civil suit for $80,000 against the dethroned leader. They accuse him of obtaining property by false pretense, a cha_rge he denies. Institution of their suit was one of first things to set Ben into trouble. Ancient Greeks and the Bible have been thrown over- board as sculptural inspirations by Max Kalish, American sculptor Believing that engineering and industry are motivating the world, he is getting his subjects zfmong working men “They are as graceful and full of beauty as Greek gods,” he says. He is scen with some of models. Lonely astronomer in llfl important observatory o Mont Blane, SwntzerlanJ gets his food by means. o parachute dropped from aj airplane. Formerly it took ’ pack train weeks to get him, now he gets fresh edj bles in a few hours COMMANDS GERMANS NOW Army Debutante & (% i A m One of the prettiest army debutantes. of season in Washington is Miss Eliza- ‘beth Clem, daughter of Maj. Gen. John L. Clem, retired, famed as “Drummer Boy of Chickamauga.” command, ~ Elevation of Gen. William Heye to command of Germa; army is proving popular, dispatches say. shows him reviewing troo: New phot ps at Berlin, soon after takinj