New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 18, 1927, Page 16

T HERALD CAMERAMEN TELL THEIR STORY | Catalan wins the Biscayne handicap, with Volante crowding him in hot finish. : st . . it At a simultaneous ceremony nine couples were united in marriage at church of St. George the Martyr, n the sporting world wa: ) ] ni track e e e e tire field London. Photo shows ceremony in progress. This ceremony is belicved by authorities to be unique sh of feature, Host of fashionable was present ent. in matrimonial annals. Many interested spectators witnessed knot-tying. Her Eyes Do the Talking—and Houw! : In the Congressional Manner 5 (By Pacific & Atlantic) (By Pacific & Atlantic) In Washington, D. C., Mrs. Joh: W. Langley (right), successor i house to husband, calls on Mrs. Edith Rogers, Massachusetts congresswoman, ability to hold her hus! in congress. (By Pacific & Atlantic) Vera Veronina (above), blonde The Irving Berlins New Palm Beach Villa Freed from worry when District and comely Russian lady who has & arrived at New York to try at fame and fortune in the fillums, doesn’t speak a word of English. She doesn’t need to. Her big on her vacation. Here brown eyes speak a universal holding up their Bibles ing her a pleasant trip. language. Mrs. Chaplin and Babies in Neww Home & Atlantic) Two weeks after being released from the state prison at Walla Walla, Wash., where she served six months for larceny, Ethel Dow (above) 24, former Univer- sity of Washington student, was arrested again at Portland, Ore., for shoplifting. Miss Dow, whi a student, systematically swin- dled Seattle stores with fictitious By Pacifio & Auaney Accounts. Detectives at Port- La Torre Bianca (the White land found her room filled with Tower) is what Trving Berlin 100t from many stores. She is calls this beautiful Spanish villa ~ the daughter of Lorenzo Dow, he has t Palm Beach, Tacoma, Wash., lawyer and for- Fla. He's a v in Florida and mer member of the Washington wife and baby will soon join hip. legislature. a’s mother, v Earle. (I Pacilic & Atlantic) This isn't an earthquake scene, but just a sample of damage done in big Atlantic City, N. I., fire. It shows one of twelve buildings at- tacked by flames, ca:in 50,000 damage. One fireman was in- jured, several overcoie. Lire started at 1611 Atlantic ave. & Atlants Hard to beat this for simon g s show: now speede taking the tc E Ni¥e of folks en- (center) and ha (r I = ved Storm Ki te dinner! i i Mo 2 v § ts. (Copyright: 1927: Pacific & Atlantic Photos, Inc.) i Kenneth G. Ormiston (left), rad'o manager ceives his radio, seized by statc T 7 A