New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 10, 1929, Page 14

MILITARY RITES FOR WAR NURSE--The sad notes of “taps™ Cemetery as the body of Miss Anna C Maxwell, Spanish-American war nurse, was buned with full military honors She was known as the American “Florence Nightingale ™ IN RUM PARLEY—Rear " Admiral Fredenck C Bil- lard, head of U S Coast. ; Guard, s Amencan delegation at che Ottawa, Can., hquor treaty parley strengthen anti - smugghng KING RETURNS—Back to the scene of his most specracular tnumphs they broughr che body of Tex Rickard, fallen monarch of the World of Sport Photo shows his body being removed from train. It was taken di- rect to Madison Square Garden to le in state ' unti] the funeral International Newsree) DIFFICULT FEAT — Miss Elaine Mavrogordato and Captain Harold Taylor, fanky skaters, make the above feat appear SO easy! In reality it's one of the most dificult of their reper toire The photo'was snapped at Murren. Switzer land chairman of It is proposed to PrOpOse International Newsreel clauses of pact. TOUNG VOYAGER—James ( ng. 7, wasnt & bit fnght the Atlantic as witness his brave de went upon arnval of matic He tormerly hved in erpool and henceforth will ake his home wat grand J gt crossing parents in Hoboken, N Suter il Newsreel Iuteruationa) Newsreel SR WELCOMES BROTHER TO BENCH--It was a proud moment in Judge Cornelius Collins hfe when he was able to welcome his brother, Wilham T Collins (left), to bench of New York Supreme Court. The latter’s wife 1s shown looking on The new judge 15 a former New York county clerk Iuternational Newsrees Therr t 5 floated out over Arlington National HONORS TROJANS — The Jack Rissman silver trophy for % best football team of the year was awarded to the University of Southern Californma Tro: jans. The photo shows Jess Hibbs, Trojan captain, accept- ing trophy at hands of Pro- fessor Frank Dickinson as Coach Howard Jones looks on. luternational Newsreel LEAVES FOR MANEUVERS—The U §. S. Texas, flagship of the Atlantic fleet, photographed passing under Manhattan bridge en route from the Brooklyn Navy Yard to Southem waters. The big vessel will join her sister ships off Guantanamo for Winter maneuvers kAR e JERSEY LANDMARK RAZED—Here is all that remains of the famous old Poplar Tree Inn, on the Bound Brook road near Dunellen, N. J.. International Newsreel following a recent dre The place was formerly owned by Bob Fitzsimmons one tme king of the heavyweight boxers, and used to ‘serve “Ruby Bob” as a training camp International Newsreel starting point. - BOOTLEGGER'S DELIVERY VAN—Thss rolling speakeasy, be‘anng on the outside the adver- usement of a cleaners and dyers’ establishment, was captured by Los Angeles detectives when the link of bottles caused them to investgate. They found nearly 150 gallons of contraband liquor inside, Interuational Newsreel [ vSemess.. WINNING GIRLS' CREW —Right lusuly did these girl members of the St. George's R. C. crew overcome the handicap of a bad start in their annual race on the Thames with the Alpha crew. They crossed the finish line with a margin of two boat-lengths. The photo shows them coming up to the Incern: IN REHEARSAL — Anne Crawford, member of New York's “400,” in the gown in which she will appear in the Bal Guignol, one of the most fanciful society events of the New Year. More than a score members of the “younger set™ will participate in the amateur i Intersational Newsresl STEM— Michael Strange, playwright and formerly the wife of John Barrymore,® actor, denounced the “'star system™ as a menace: to the theatre in address to Philadelphia women. She sug- gested a national campaign as the only remedy for what she described as a sinister “evil.” Interuational Newsreed HAIL DIVA — Bed- ndden children in Misencordia Hospital, New York City, were overjoyed when Mme Ehzabeth Rethberg, operatic star, wvasited their shutan quarters and rendered a pro- gram of simple airs. The diva 1s shown above with “Bobby.” one of her lctle aud itors. luternatioual Newsrees N LN LN LN LN AN RGPy, | JegmBay, i