New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 25, 1926, Page 12

fpostoftice u and girls at crossings. Nt HERALD CAMERA-MEN TELL THEIR STORY MARINE MAIL GUARDS REINFORCED Not one, but several U. S. marin used at each strategic point to ;zuard stem. Photos show hes 2 pla about mails in New York dis- trict, and Col. L. M. Gulick, in charge of mail guard in eastern part of U. S. “I'LL GO AND S”\‘ NO MORE.” SHE SAID Lya de Putti, Germa U. S. film fans, is film because she do in “other woman” role Lyon, brought over to break up ployers worry. She has refu 1t public to consider her as “sin won e played just before she went on “strik for amusement of d vamp part in new ” Photo shows her The man is Ben BOY COPS SAVE KIDS FROM TRAFFIC DEATHS > number of traffic accidents in which sch nnl children figs into force of emergency policemen, 1 re by organ They guard. hqys I‘nu'o shows them at work, L) .O.L e TEACHES PRINCESS JAZZ DANCES o Underwood and Underwood Felicia Sorel, pretty Chicago girl of Roumanian extrac- tion who appe 0 E 's she has been asked to give Princess Ilean tion in American jazz dances. CUPID STEALS GOVEF " "OF DAUGHTER Underwood and U: Wedding of Constance Tow rhter of the govere nor of Porto Rico; Horace M. Tow of Towa, and Mrs. Towner, to Leslie B. Young of New York, will be late autumn event, WANTS WHEAT CROWN BACK | s, ¥ Und¢rwnml and Underwood J. C. Mitchell, linda, Sask., former world’s cham- pion wheat gr 4»\\(1, is assembling an exhibit for interna- tional show which he expects will recapture the honors for him.« Present champ is L. P. Yates, Fishtail,” Mont, Mitchell is seen with some of this year’s crop,, Governor Accused Recall of Roland H. Hartley (above), governor of Washington, is threaten- ing to be outcome of con- troversy precip he - dismi zallo as p university, Youngest Aviator Im!‘lc Rlppmmll 13, has passed strenuors examina- tions imposed by National Aeronautic association, and is _ youngest licensed air- plane pilot in U, 8, ¢ Ready to Tell All A. H. Glenn, deputy U. S. marshal at Atlanta, Ga. 'n'reited on charge of ald ing “hi-jackers,” threatens expose of gigantic hooch, ring. DEMOCRATS, IN WAR CONFERENCE, CONFIDENT Chieftains of Democrat and reflecting opt ference in Washington, ference. Seated (. to r. Peter A, Ger Sen. Thomas bureau, Movie Recruit Movies have stolen an- other beauty from the stage. Latest to be lured into films is Mlle. Marthe \1\1, Parisicnne., 7, chairman Teeple; N ional campaigns, are holding “war” Photo shows some of leaders in cone Rep. William A, Oldfield, chairman house committee; Sen, 1 committee; Sen. Claude Swanson. . Bayard, treasurer, and Rep. James V. McClintic, chief of speakers® Commands Finns Finland is building up a strong force to protect its frontjers.» Maj. Gen. Aarne Sihve'is new commander of army. Rewarded e Development of an Amer- ican potash industry, there- by giving U. S. some free- dom from foreign monop- oly, is responsible for award of Perkins Medal to John E. ew York' chemisy [ Underwood and Underwood B8 con- Standing (1)2 Another Trial Ignatz Seipel, who rey cently visited U. 8., is again chancellor of Austria. Called Home Chmé. Wong Yu Fong for dis tinguished S(:LénLjfic wor is rewardi 3 at University of Célifornia, Peking government Hag chosen him to eg‘mbhsh chemistry divisiop in_Uni, vergity of Ching,’ -