New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 5, 1926, Page 16

13 HERALD CAMERA-MEN TELL THEIR STORY « MEXICAN MASSES FORCE CHURCH PEACE MOVE “NANCY" IN U. S. FOR “HONEYMOON” — — Viscountess Nancy Astor first woman member of British arliament at Islesboro, Me., residence of her sister, Mrs. . D. Gibson. begimning a “second honeymoon " She 1s shown with four of her children. Another boy and her husband were not present when the photo was taken 8TAR SHINES AROUND THE WORLD 1k, German movie star, is beg will make three film d going to guide her ship part of the way her MANSION FOR U. S. LONDON ENVO United States ambassadors in London soon will be freed from heavy burden of keeping up a house at their own expense.9) Alterations on embassy donated by J. P Morgan are nearly completed. Photo shows housejas it is today. Pershing, Rookie UL Nt No favoritism is being shown Warren Persh son wf the general, in citizens” mil- itary training camp at Ft. Snelling, Minn., where his is a buck private. Thankless Job J= o AR Tohn H. Marshall. mayor, 18 endeavor) o straighten the financial rls which have made V en, 0., bankrupt. Rapid growth of popu from 10,000 to 40,000 wi corresponding increase enue is blamed For Public Okeh Il = In reve of German republic, in considering pur- chase of sculptures for na- tional museun, first exhibits the work on Unter den Linden in order to obtain expressions from public regarding its worth. “Diana,” by Lederer is seen being tried in court of public opinion. HINDU RULER BAGS RECORD TIGER o % A in many with a bullet from rifle of Ra Iandasa, p *Iimlu ruler. The animal was nine fcet long and four feet iigh. Hunter and hunted are shown. FORD RUSHES FLIVVER PLANES « __ ASSALESOF CARS TAKE DR.OP incident with big drops in sales of Ford Motor Co. Henry Ford 1s giving more and more of his time to develop ment of flivver planes He 1s seen with 18-foot machine which he recently exhibited for first time _“SHADOW BOX” AIDS POLICE “Shadow box” devised by Los Angeles police departniént enables detectives to see and question crime suspects with out revealing themsclves to the crooks, Lighting does the trick. Photo shows how it works, _CLOUDBURST WRECKS GERMAN TOWN e s = ®Great damage was done by cloudbursts which visited several parts of Germany, bringe ing on floods Photo shows some of destruction in Schlotheim Fear of war-wes tion, 1s bringing pea Mexico City are putting a while government is getting control of 90 per cent of churches e pressure on both sides in conflict Troops shown on the march i their bayonets and curtailing war-like activities. Mea) One of latest acquisitions famed cathedral at Cholulu, 1s pictured n in set ’ Fraternal Chief == First woman president of National Fraternal Congress, Bina M. West, Port Huron, Mich., is preparing for con- vention of congress in Buffalo where she will preside over representatives of 90 fra- ternal orders having a com- bined membership of 7,000,- 000 She is commander of Woman's Benefit association. BORAH'’S FAVORITE PHOTO Underwuud and ‘Underwoud Newest photo of William E. Borah of Idaho, chairman ¢ senate foreign relations committee, 1s his favorite. It wa taken as he began the second leg of his tour of U S. o which he is attem'fitmg to pave way for reorganization of Rg publican party NEXT FIRST FAMILY Of U. 8.7 — < - = Despite his assertions he is not a candidate, a formidable “Frank O Lowden for Presi dent” boomis under way in middle westérn farm belt ily at their home in Orqgon I New photos sbow the Lowden fam Top, Mrs. Albert F Madiener, Jr., dnu;ghter. and Mr an Mrs. Lowden on their veranda. below, Mrs. John Drake'Il, daughter, and the maf ‘ion . \ N