New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 30, 1926, Page 24

Police in Buffalo and nearby Canadian cities are \nxu]mi\m, wholesale raids on bootleg joints suspected of being source of “coroner coc I t which have killed nearly 80.persons and blinded several Photos s polic ving stills and a patrolman guarding safe in home of James C. Voelker, u]h'[:u] i‘.cml of Niagara border rum ring. Sent Home Doubling Back He used to be Gustavus —_—p——————— Adolphus, crown prince of Hollywood sees cause for but now he is Chief worry on part of Pola Negri of the Arappahoe \\il]l Rudolph Valentino ns accomplished nching and paying court - s first wife, Jean Acker ¢ from action of Gree nment in “firin, iiral C. S. Tow v-as sent there to h(lp t :lellenic officials reorganize hei¥ navy. e Three new creations from Dame Fas shawl embroidered with black roses; an unique evening gown which introduces l.emher in cnmhxnatvm with black chiffon; a charmmg frock of black dotted silk net, trimmed 1 mull, 3 shops reflect the mode. L. to r.: A silk Marjorie Wilson, Water- fown, N. Y., Near East or- phanage director in Persiz rode 140 n*.:les‘ in 24 hours stopping only to cf horses, to give natives 1 I\I:lo The jour to Uru WHERE BRIDGE HURLED 6 TO DEATH Photo sho in progres caught under th Tullio Carminati, once latc man, is picked by Hollywood ob:n\u\ tn eclipse Valentino and Gilbert as film idols. Constance Talmadge chose him ? v man for her latest, then sister Norma signed, Ancers are bidding for his services. In New Profession 4 1 1 k) " 't women d France and Spain have at last come to an which commn them to co-ordi toward economic and physical torn by the long Riff war for liber (left), French foreign mir 7 (right), Spanish dictator, signing c rg from Ln s = Ku Klux Klan is represented as being on side of J. Frank Norris, Fort Worth, Tex., Baptist preacher, in the turmoil brought on by killing of D. E. Chipps, wealthy lums berman, by Norris. Photos show (left to 1ighl) 1 PR HR G acham, friend of Chipps, and the cause of the killing; new view of \ Bloodworth, grand dragon of K. K K. in Texas. Bl oodworth, a former \Iuno\h\t minister, who was bap~ tized by Norris, says he'll stand by the killer. LOWDEN BOOM SPR OUTS oottt e Hope for eventual wiping out of “great white plague” is held by Dr. Theobald Smith, new president of Na- tional Tuberculosis Associa- tion. Back from a European tour with his wife, Frank-B. Low den, former governor of Illinois, is deep in details of th agricultural banking conference at his country place g Oregon, Ill. Observers see a Lowden-for-president booi growing out of the confab. ANOTHER HEROIC RESCUE ON HIGH SEAS '~=e with arrival " S. Maravi