New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 30, 1926, Page 32

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD HERALD CAMERA-MEN TELL THEIR STORY Religious Riots in Calcutta Worry British Sg\\’qifitw(}nhfl__lwt 1}}_}1’\'7 - Railroad Makes Motorist Pay for Crossing Crash . N & o o PR V.U Other railroads may pattern after Southern Pacific in sulng motorists responisible grade crossing accidents The road won 85,000 action against chauffeur engine near Ridder, La, turning it over Infant daughter of Secretary of Labor James J. Davis who hit and his wife, Jean, will have a name beginning with “J* like the four other Davis children Ine of the Results of the Jazz Age In Paris” Tourist Show Fatal riots between Moslems and Hindus in Caleutta are giving British officials cause for worry. The Strand, shown above, is one of the ies of the fighting Inset is a photo of some of Calcutta’s sacred cows, one of the causes of the trouble s Record Dancers Another Medal L ; Steel Heiress , Olgy Myra, San Francisco girl ves a demonstration of how to play the violin wh doing the Charleston and other obatic dances. Women 1n Demonstration Against Strikes XTI xEoasce A Hindu village, with native performers doing famed acrobatic sty s one of the actions imported by Paris to enterts nmner te Photo shows jugglers performing in Bows de Boulogne . King Alfonso X1 of Spain Alfredo Fernando and his A \ R Clark, , | e e (left), giving Ramon Franco, dancing partner are gomg to SO Tl H \ ()U(Ilf‘\l] S(IHI S(l\ &l back from his Madrid try to better their 130-hour ©ary, stee r, 15 honey e g Buenos Aires flight, another non-stop record recently er husba v 5 decoration made 1n Berhin. hicagoan, a secret place. N Calling Without an Invitation! = = vy > Some of* the 20,000 women from all parts of United Kingdom who marched in Lo don in a demonstrati against strikes and disturbances in British industrial life, whii have been the cause of higher prices and much suffering. War Tanks in a Rodeo . Two youthful evangehist dine Utley, 13, and J Paul ; Fountain, 12, are attracting crowds to a revival in Kansas — — = e - Citv The gir] assails cosme nd worldliness of mod- Charging tanks manned by cowboys who abandoned their ponies to participate ern youth, and both uphold fundamentalism maneuvers of the California militia at Salinas, going over the top. Something went wrong witt T ) by V ¢ anut Grove, Fla,, and he landed on top of a bun v himself