New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 22, 1926, Page 16

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD ' HERALD CAMERA-MEN TELL THEIR STORY He's With 'Em Every * Bdward Kirchberg, Chicago, has impr Bbe picture of one’s wife or sweefhe father of 11, has one child's picture at e “@ave the twelfth, ewhich is reserved for his wife. » Hour A. CLAFF Me., the cup and § with it. Mr. Claffy competed ag: all the best fiddlers from many coune tries, Princess ‘Comes Out’; Jap Officials Celebrate Tapanese off 1le sented to her doting im an Minister ¢ Diet Experts Eat iva (inset), first child of the prince regent, is princess is four months old, fiyers, Botved Square Meal ley chief of the burean of home economies, partment of agriculture. 1 ates de COLONEL GEORGE H. 'EAD, defender of Fort I ienthat fortification g with in Savaunah THE FIRST WAR MEMORIAL ever to inve The memorial is dedieated to th 000 borses killed during the war. of Boston, 70 years old, who won the internae tional fiddling contest at Lewiston, 000 that goes ainst OLM- at his daughter HORSE d in at ‘Thanks for the Buggy Ride’ rwood & Underwood Photo Five old-fashioned misses of Savannah, Ga., dressed in erinoline and pinae fores, like Grandma used to wear, take a ride in a pre-historie roadster of the vintage of 1006, the kind that a used to drive. Fear Not, It Won’t Bite Miss Carlyon Brown, mccompanled by a fearsome New York from an European tour. Miss Brown says she's the inventor of 700 novelty toys like the “snake.” 20th Century De Luxe Gold Digging s . Instead of the plodding burro loaded with bacon and cans of baked heans, #s in the days of 40, gold seckers come in limousines and live in striped tents, when they go a-prospecting into the California desert gold fields A tailored brown and beige tweed eont, small beige felt hat, a mannish muffier and the newest walking shoes. Acting With India’'s Mary Pickford American gociety girls on a round-the-world ernise stop long enough to Lelp Lubeda Babebzadi (insert), India’s Mary Pickford, make an Indiam film at Bombay, Left to right (sitting): Miss Gladys Gandy, Stamford Conn.; Miss Phylis Campion, Denver, Colo.; (standing): Miss Jeannet# Chichering, Lancaster, Mass,, and Miss Helen Campion, Denver, Colo. Kid Games Now Recognized as Real Sports Flying kites and playing marbles now are subjects of big conteste, and championships are ardently coveted. TIn the lower picture, Evanston (IIl.) boys carry their kites to the contest field, while in the inset, two Atlanta (Ga.) boys prepare for a city-wide marble tournament. 2w Harrls & Ewing Phots JUDGE RETTA MORRIS, Maryy land's only woman justice of the peace and familiarly known as “two- gun Morris,” has declared war on the rum toters in Prince George county and claims “it's a war to the death.” erwood Phote E EASTMAN, famouns kodak king, who is now ° ng" wild animals in Afriea, with the only weapon he deems worth while, his favorite eamera, the cine kodak, which makes small movies, Underwood & Underwood Photo In the full-dress uniform of a fiell marshal, President von Hindenbu Germany, celebrates the sixtieta anniversary of his entry into the ( army. Hindenburg is shown by circle. Invents ‘Direction” Radio J. D. Chisholm, Birchington, England, has invented a radio bre appargtus with which he can sent a message exclusively to any per possessing a special type of set. The details of operation are kept secr