New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 23, 1926, Page 24

N > HERALD CAMERA-MEN TELL THEIR STORY - TROOPS READY TO QUELL PARIS DISORDERS ARMORED MOTO}?CYCLES FOR COPS Underwood and Underwood /) Newest in police armament is a “motorcycle tank” quipped with machine gun bullet-proof shield and a motor ntended to carry it faster than any automobile can go. hicago police are using one shown above. |/FIRE TAKES NEW $200,000 BUILDING -~ 4 i = t fire destroyed nearly completed packing plant in e, Wash,,kwi(h loss of $200,000. Mystery surrounds Skeptic Manuel Quezon (above), president of Philippine sen- ate and independence move- ment leader, is attempting to show-that purpose of Carmi Thompson’s visit' to Manila as president’s representativa is to pave way for exploita- tion of Philippine lands by U S. rubber-growers, He Lit the Fuse =) Daniel P. Trude; defeated in campaign for re-election as municipal judge, fomented the probe of the primary which is shaking-up Chicago politics and caused 44 of« ficials to be indicted. KEMAL PASHA, ESCAPING DEATH, GETS OVATION Crowd in Smyrna cheering Ke fife on his arrival for a tour. S Ny when excursion steamer “Cambria™ ombe, England. No panic was evi- ‘1‘:.~~r-ny- and men waited patiently until all d been landed before taking to lifeboats. Photo 1ip being dashed to pieces. # No lives were los went on rocks at Il denced by women | shows A rvice four gor pointment of Lieut. Col, Frank P. Lahm, San Frane cisco, as brigadier general ral officers, with ap * SARATOGA NEARING COMPLETION U. S. S. Saratoga, world’s largest airplane carrier, soon will be ready for service. Photo, t at Camden, N. J., indicates present stage of construction.* It shows forward gun turret and control bridge. PLUMBS SECRET OF “RUNIC ROCK” Underwood_and_Underwood § - Hundred thousand seasoned troops. fresh from the campaign m Moroceo which broke Riff war for liberty. now are in Paris, ready to quell any disturbances which might arise out of present critical financial situation de Triomphe on their return from Africa Missing Figure in McPherson Case —_— .- Nation-wide search is being made for Kenneth Ormiston, radio operator in Aimee Mc- Pherson’s Angelus Temple in Los Angeles, who disap- peared at same time' as preacher. Police want to question him about kidnap- ing story told by Mrs. Me- Pherson when she returned. Assails Mellon ~ i A ) Dr Frank H Knowlton, Washington, D C., international Iy known paleothologist, 18 preparing report to govern- ment authorities on the “runic rock” at Spokane, Wash., which is claimed tells of a battle between Norsemen and Red-lndians 1,000 years ago. ROTARY’S WORLD PEACE SYMBOL Rotary clubs of country may follow lead of Los Angeles membérs of the organization and adopt this as world peace symbol, though some criticism is being heard because (1S flag is uppermost, instead of being on a level with those of other principal nations. Miss Edythe Sackett is holding the,symbol. . above), British chancellor of ex- chequer, is challenging state- ment of A. W. Mellon, U. S. secretary of treasury, that Britain's borrowings from Washington weve for purely commercial as distinguished from war purposes. Reel Star Bride Filmland is showering best wishesjon: Louise Brooks (above), screen beauty, and her director, Edward Suther- land, who slipped away and staged on a real wedding af ter putting on a reel one Sutherland is nephew of Thomas Meighan. Photo shows the troops parading through Arc France's Latest Paris is wondering hoy long new cabinet of Raymong Poincare, former premier an president,® will last, wit| France facing greatest crisi since Napoleon IIL BEARS FOUR BABES IN 22 MONTHS Twice in 22 montt Mr and Mrs. Walter Lund; in Milwaukee, Wis. All are d ing well B Mrs. Lund and her brood are shown, 5 LOOKING INSIDE DEMOCRACY’ S MACHINE Prominent women Democrats from all over country are attending party politics in Washington. Some of the students are seen leaving a class. L.tor Kentucky; Mrs. Etta Farrell, Michigan; M Y. Forrester, Massachusetts; Miss Margaret Bannister, Virginia; Mrs L. Woodbu ham, Texas. Mrs. John =R Coulter, Texas; Mrs. R, M. F. Cunning-