New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 10, 1926, Page 28

HERALD CAMERA-MEN TELL THER STORY ARMY FLIERS PREP FOR SOUTH AMERICAN HOP s Without any other musical training than that she obt in a convent at Dubuque, Iowa, Florence Misgen i to sing thi son with the Chicago Opera. She ter of a storekeeper at Prescott, Wis | CEAKER FAMED FALLS TO BE HARNESSED LW i War department 1s busy with arrangements tor the 18,000-mile hop around South America army aviators will take Ma) H A Dargue. commander. 1s seen poin Captelra C Eaker. one of fliers, the proposed route. Closeups of Dargue. and Thompson, another ther, ar¢ also shown. ut to Martin ~ Hillman «Carloy ago svelety girl who attr tion by running her first mate man, four times honeymoon y ready to run again, Gets Paid For It issolini i% dooming a famed Italian beauty spot. the cade at Tivoli. Ituly. 10 order to make Ttaly less de- on foreign couniries for coal Beauty of the spot mpaired when power plants are built to harness falls, back to . WAR LEADERS JUST CITIZENS NOW ¥ £ ¥ X i, knows that Her pet, h Xe= ) Photo that came back to U S with John J. Per hing, commander-in-chief of A ¢ (right), renewing acquaintance with Ferdinand Foch, his former superior. in France. and meeting Foch's grand-) daughter 15 Charlie Hoff is getting paid for exhibitions like this now The world's champion poles vanlter is seen mal Nis f Both are “p Reds Send Woman Envoy to Mexico a Kollantai. a's first woman former envoy to , will now apply her talents toward furthering re- lations with Mexico. She goes co City with title of envoy extraordinary and min- ister plenipotentiary. In Perilous Seat Augusto Turati will continue to be a thorn in side of Musso- lini, master of Italy. is only leader of opp the open. Friends fear may meet with violent end. Speeders’ Boss Hell Lieut. Comd and marine corps fliers who are entries in Schneider inter- national seaplane s at Hampton Roads, Va tober. The men are now in training for the event. A Charlie Chaplin doesn’t like to be photographed while he's directing a picture, but here's a photo showing him doing a scene for “The Circus,” which may be his last comedy. HOW FLOODS TREATED RAILROADS & ; : With flood waters receding, railroads are busy with gigal tic task of repaiving tracks destroyed by inundation of wide areas around Peoria, Galesburg and neighboring Illinois Photo shows condition of Burlington tracks near ‘Peoria, BLAINE, VICTOR, GOES FOR REST ! o Underwood and Underwood netorious over Sen Irvine L Len root after a bitter campaign for Wisconsin G O P sena torial nomination. s Madison with Mrs Blame for ¢ rest. The governor's wife stumped the state for him Gov James J Blaine, - LEGISLATURE MAY ACT IN COLORADO WRECK s & o gl e slature may enact law regulating speed of trans i places like Granite Canyon, as result of fatal wreck there of Denver and Rin Grande tramn were killed and 50 injured shows wreck Twenty-three One survivor alleges train went too fast around curve. Photo