New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 23, 1926, Page 20

_PENSACOLA, MOBILE, FEEL HURRICANE HORRORS D A < GECRGIA B3 -J‘)_....,_\J—{ * Pensacola, Fla., and Mobi! when the storm continued on i In photo, Palafox street and Sa 7 inund i flood and some of the many He Kahn Play, Too ¢ f ier and patron the finc arts, is indulging’in E favorite pastime at Colo- 1 1 g } tion follov r dis ;’ AVANNAH Ala,, after reading horrors of Miami hu Florida and gulf, Map ¢ n Carlos hotel, Pensacola, a en, IOWA IN GRIP OF NEW FLOODS er are making ]!HH'i s in oth d homes. r parts of midwest. ENEMIES AT POLLS, PALS ON LINKS When there's an clec to be filled in N 1 Koenig (left) and George W. Olvany are enem 1 there's a golf game to be played, they can be friends, 1ig is Republican “boss” of Manhattan; Olvany is leader They are seen shaking hands after a match Rum Ship Captain : Hijacked by Crew im alone on . story -told rum runner MIAMI T IN RUINS! - icken M tion across GL:ARA BOW IN LOV » BEHIND CAMERA e and beh Tex., where her company is on ment of her eng 5 Gordon (above), Kansas , Kas,, is fighting effort of ney general to oust him for alleged bootleg irregularities ment ‘to V 1,000,000 Miles - On_River Boats A record is claimed for Captain Joseph C. Kitchell, 67, Toronto, 0., “double” of John D. Rockefeller, As com mander of Ohio and Mis: sippi river boats, he has traveled more than a million 74 ni, where hurricane killed 300 and did $50,000 Florida and gulf coast. NATION COMES TO AID OF HURRICANE VICTIMS [ Wg? (left) and John Barton Payne, head of American Red Cross, after red at White House on relief for thousands of stricken southern cities, and of the tent citic ldiers are raising outside of Miami to, hou sands o: S th ds of A : to, se"the thou SHIP FIGHTING HURRICANE WAVES % X 3 Waves like this, resulting from hurricane which made a wasteland of Florida's lowe: east coast, made coast-wise traffic perilous. Many smaller ships were capsized, = WHERE ELEPHANTS ARE SOLD LIKE CH‘ICK‘EN A} Y One of India’s 68 Underwood snd Underwood It's an eleph: ¢ t time