New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 23, 1926, Page 16

0 HERALD CAMERA-MEN TELL THEIRR STORY o SERE T S Brigand! OIL TANKER IS PYRE FOR 20 IN DRYDOCK FIRE Underwood and Underwood| U. S. S. Idaho “speaking” with th of her 14-inch rifles, to shatter @argets 5,000 yards away. At the same time other U. S. warships in Atlantic were sinking other ; vessels of an imaginary fleet. S . Ethelind Terry, famed -« Has Hopes Preaches Kaiserism Judge Indicted soprano operetta star, back from Europe, shpws latest (et ] ” s ., —EFS-Underwood Photo fad, the “brigarid belt.” It More than a score of members of the crew and drydock workers are known to be dead, although it will be several day; may be worn over the heavy gh search can be made of the hulk of the Norwegian oil tanker “Mantilla,” which burned at Baltimore coat, too. d. Two score others are in Baltimore hospitals. Photo taken from plane shows ghastly fire at its height. TAFT’S NIECE IS BRIDE One of the Chosen -Miami Finishes Magnificent Road s e Mo hial spirit is not Henry M. Walker, a mu- T It Admiral Horthy ever being allowed to die in nicipal judge, li 131051 to be gives up or is jerked out of Germany New nationalist in(lit.'ted in Chicago in con- the regency, Tibor Zsitvay leader, Count Westarp, is iection }\'1”1 government in- may be ruler of Hungary in midst of spell-binding Atmnoxlalleged liquor He (gbove) is new presi. campaign in the various . He is accused ‘{f dent of national assembly states conspiracy to <lef_eat prohi- bition act. He denies charge. NAVE OF U. S. WESTMINSTER NEARS COMPLETION BEIZ3aen Bonmomm ok BEIXIEESS mzsszssns RESAREEEE § o mamn “ellow poets rank Natha- lia Crane, 13, New ¥York, as one of six best of their craft in America. Others chosen by committee:v'WaIt Whit- ] 1 V - L 2 o (Hi?}iioA?de; ndermood and Dndurveod e 4 ; v ton), Carl Sandburg, Elinor 3 ite setback giv nstruction w y Joseph Lancaster Brent of Baltimore and his bride, the Wylie. Newest photo of disas?fgg;tehus; 'Jz:u(e gi}i’:‘mgowsilfu(f]ge?l? r::é;(iffi:};n{eflev‘: qu'nlex'lat()' He ron, are )10ne)‘r}10011111g fpl!n\\'l!lg a wed- Nathalia. Biscay >b Tl 4 Bedulait: %54l g ‘i ding attended by Washington’s highest society, Miss Her- mlesl??t?gtheorlifls:‘l?c‘i(p'iulnuflcebidltlit;ntm}g'sk[i)lts %gz;‘;mpi": ron is & niece of Chief Jus 7. 8. supreme B aCeleL o : yILe 2 court. Washington Cathedral (Episcopal) was scene of for three and a half miles. A section of the avenue, ig ceremony. tended to be one of finest in world, is shown. 1 TRAPPERS WAR WITH MACHINE GUN ~ OFF WITH THE OLD HU§BAND. ON WITH THE NEW| Nave of new (afn' I of 1 ch Episcopalians hope will be accepted as Ameri 1's Westmister vill soon be ready for dedication, Photo shows present stage of construction wor Unique Parish Guards New York Rev. W. H. Law, I A s 4 - ‘ ) . Gen. James H. Me- “Bishop of Outthe S P 4 final at- Rae, new commander of world's most unique parish, (el ; army in important Second —— BRI, consisting of lighthouses ¢ L loner corps area, which includes E taking steps to end trappers’ scattered over all parts of 170m Ch e utwl ( lnfru, ;‘\8«\}': ]\w}(, \}'axwleader of war on De La Croix island, which is being fought in sav- ) Tt States o oy ashington to confer 78t division in World war, age fashion with machine guns. One man has been killed Marilynn Miller (center), musical comedy star, will marry a third ti 3 lake coasts. He keeps in M .m“"\‘j_h']‘(“i“;'é:‘fatlgg IS{SY;LI;L(’.:‘]]] A\rfig\] Ge}i‘_- ;‘ Pf, “”‘tl l]lzh“.{t’und;d»t' dmllnix r}ghlsoi(n U[m) section are dis- obtains divorce from Jack Pickford (left), Broadway hears. N{:. 8 willtbl:eBzfrfei;yr? touch with his congregation A ¥ ierall, new chief o puted by two factions numbering 200. Photo shows some right), anoth vil , %) n't i D By wail, greg: be uacuptihlc to Peru staff, of wounded, and one of guns being used. l(-jeg m)uch. otfher mayle getor. Lyon hasn't ‘been in Hlms, long-and s0 hasw's bee'n Jare