New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 14, 1926, Page 16

HERALD CAMERA-MEN TE WHERE RAIDERS GOT 150,000 GALS. Chicago “500” in War # > ; Social war is on in Chicago as result of visit of Marie de Bourbon of Spain, to Mrs. Bror G. Dahlberg (above). Mrs. > - i Dahlberg has barred many A total of 150,000 gallons of hooch was seized when dry prominent persons from her officers made raid in New Orleans and found biggest illicit receptions, characterizing «distillery in prohibition history in south. It was located zhom' as “washtub aristoc- . 'just four blocks from dry enforcement headquarters. Photos racy, " and faces social isola- show building, and some of equipment, total value of which tion as result. is estimated at $1,000,000. ~ EXTRA! JAPANESE WAR MINISTRY ASLEEP = Underwood and Underwood Unconventional photo taken aboard special train carrying Japanese cabinet to an audience with the emperor and empress at the summer palace at Hayama, shows Gen. Ugaki asleep, while Premier Watatsu (center) and (right) Minister of Justice Egi crack jokes at his expense < LATEST STYLES IN “NO-MAN’S LAND” b V) s latest creations for | all gowns, L. mples of Dame Fashi The chemises are cut to Nightgown of pink georgette with black and gold lace t really the “tat’s pajamas”—novelty pajamas of gatin; chemise of pale peach georgette, with black and gold lace, chemise of sunni satin, with ecru lace. § - | | WINNING $65,000 RACE on of Man O" War, with F u $65,000 Futurity at Belmont Park, L. L, event of fall racing Season. THIS BLAST PRETTY, NOT FATAL. AR, 5 4 Underwood and Underwood Looks like a fatal explosion, but it’s only fireworks il- luminating famed Church of the Madonna, in Naples.* It's festival season there. ORPHAN SCORES IN BABY SHOW nderwood and Underwood sper Lee Voss, adopted from an or e ago by Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Voss, Des Moines, won championship at Jowa state fair with score of 99.08. She'is 31 months old. LL .THEIR STORY U. S. FLEET LEARNS NEW WAR TACTICS t s will be re hearsed. [t may be the last cruise there, as Cuban government has recommended can cellation of lease navy has on Guantanamo base. Unusual view of the tleet for the air FLOOD IS LATEST JAPANESE DISASTER Life is just one disaster after another in Japan. District of Yamagata is suffering frd floods, resulting from swelling of Mogamu river, with many towns under water and number of lives reported lost. Photo shows a typical scene in the area. JAPAN LITERALLY THROWS OUT RADICALS B Rajah Mahendra Pratap of Afghanisan. noted Oriental radical, is seen being forcib deported from Osago by detectives. after he attended Pan-Asiatic conference at Nag: sak:I Japan is conducting a campaign against radicals, following discovery of a Bolsh~ ist plot. - ARMY AIR CHIEFS CONFER WHILE ON FLIGH'i' 5 Leaders of army air service conferred while going from Washington to Philadelph to see flight contest. L. to r.; Trubee Davison, assistant secretary of war for air; Mg Gen. Mason Patrick, chief air service; Brig. Gen. James Fechet, assistant chief; M4 H. A Dargue and Capt. E. A. Ecker. who will fly around South America.