New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 2, 1927, Page 20

VSN -l AV NS AN aVEaY FIRST ANTI-SALOONERS—Of the men who organized the Anti-Saloon League thirty-f years ago, these five men remain alive. Pictured at their reunion at the spot where they organized at Oberlin College, Ohio, are, left to right, Profes- sor Azariah S. Root, A G Comings, Howard Russell, Dr Henry M. Tenny and Professor J. T. Henderson. (International Kewsreel) S BOSTON ARILTY STORE 2915 00 0¥ PALS SRS UNDER TII Hovern Ed Jackson (above) and At torney General Arthur L Gillion, of Indiana, are unde the fire of the Indiana Anti Saloon League because of their protest ag t the State dry law. During the recent serious illness of Mrs Jackson the Governor waus unable to obtain liquor, prc scribed for her, from a druy store. (International Newsree!! H d ramen o GREETER — The girls above hope Charles Lind- bergh lands in New York on his return to America. They plan to weleome him personally. Lindy, in his latest picture, taken in Europe, is shown at the right. (International Newsreel) ““WHEN THE STEAK BITES THE MAN'—Charles Dana might be thus para- phrased to prove that this is a story. at Malaga, Spain. t shows an exciting moment in a bull fight g 4 The toreador was rescued. (LS Escale) SOUTHERN HIGITWAY OPENED—A on parade at-Iredericksburg, Va., ma apening of the Richmond-Washington Highway that passes through the historie town. Thirt thousand persons, it was estimated, lined the curbs. (nternationa) Newsicel) G e \U 4 = * 3 “POKER FACE" AND MAMA—Helen Wills is now in Europe, competing with other internationally famous tennis. stars. Picture shows her walking with her mother in London. (niernational Nowsreel) A R N S g™ WINS CLASSIC—+George Sonders, little ‘known, of La Fayette, Ind., was pho- tographed after winning the annnal Indianapolis H00-mile Speedway (nternational Newsreel) R SR S P R PR ESENTED— Mrs. Edwin Gros- venor (top) and . Miss Grace Cody ivere among the American beauties presented at the Court of St. James’ this season, (Copyright Vandykd