New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 25, 1927, Page 28

(By Pacific Sixty thousand gallons of naphtha blew up in three tumul plotmnfl on British oil tanker Blacl n . J. The craft was instantly swept Despite nfiorb of marme fire fighters, who put up most spe: taculz\r fight in their his- tory, she was soon a charred hulk. This powerfully dramatic and exclusive photo shows flames amidshi apidly consuming the Black Sea, while huge, black clouds of nauseous smoke roll off from her. Full of Spring Fieldirg Fever He knows his apples! What's more, pick ’em hot right out of the air. Is glim Roger spearing a high one duri Sarasota, Fla. knows how to 1 ! these cheetahs for pe to New York with m First Picture of Dramatic Funeral for Emperor One million grieving subjects witnessed Tokio funer photo arriving in San Francisco was immediately ser surrounded by high HIIIIIIIIIIIJIlIl|||||IIIII||IIIIIIIIII||||lIIIH|Il|||Illll|l|I|I|IIIIIII|II!I\IIIINIlIIiIINIIIi||l||||FI\IlHlll[l!b||ihlilllllHIMHIMH!IIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ||||I|I|I|IHII||1|1|||1i|1||1||I!IIIIIIIII||l|||||i||l|lll|IIIIIIIIIIII She bagged eight lions! (By Pacific & Atlantic) When Chinese girls are good looking they just naturally go pact all reasonable limits about it. Consider the hair—and the eyes—and the features, of this young lady, crowned queen of “Feast of Lanterns,” biggest celebration in San Francisco's Chinatown. She’s called Queen Mary. Arriving Adventurers (By Pacific & Atlantic) John R. Pitterman, Belgian cameraman, took a long shot, but got a bum plate. He stowed away on Paris. John gets slant on New York before deportation. (By Pacific & Atlantic) Mrs. John Wentworth also brought home She and husband returned on liner Paris rophies from Africa expedition. Barbed Wire Aplenty in Shanghai Grimly waiting behind its barbed wire barricades, the foreign settle- ment in Shanghai looks forward hopefully to the arrival of Ameri- can marines aboard the Chaumont, and additional British reinforce- ments. This picture shows the heavy barbed wire entanglements erected in the streets. A W1y (By Pacific & Atlantic) Uncle Sam, considering case of the infantryman, decided that his pack was too heavy. Presto, weight of doughboys’ pack is de- from 79 pounds to mere rgt. James Laughlin (left) g old style pack, Corp. olson with light one. Another Namesake for the Prince (By Pacific & Atlantic} A baby girl was born to Mrs. Mary Harris of Homerton, England, i i V. vas visiting Hackney hospital in London other day. To celebrate visit Mrs. Homerton decided to christen child, her fifth, Alberta. Prince’s second name is Albert. Mrs. Harris and Alberta are shown above. 2,000 More Marines Leave for Nicaragua War Zone With hint of British intervention in Nicaragua crisis becomes imminent, which was further strengthened when 2,000 more the other day. Here's some of the devil dogs boardin Romance Ends ens Woodhouse ghter of a soap who lived in rear of of Mr. and Mrs. Woodhouse at Bur- lington, Vt., has won at Paris a decree of divorce from Charles Douglass Woodhouse, heir to g one of the most famous marital battles of the last ten years. s sailed on transport Henderson from Quantico transport. Brig. Gen, Logan Feland is in command. (By Pacific & Atlantic) One of eight Chinese bish os re- cently consecrated by .is Holi- ness in Rome, Monsignor Odorico Tcheng, (above) v inong ar- rivals at New V k on S. S, Paris. He is en route to his Chinese bishopric n. is among first of his race to become bishop. Back From Thelr Honeymoon (By Pacific & Atlantic) All smiles, William Ziegler, heir to baking powder millions, and bride returned to New York on S. S. Paris from honeymoon. They still chuckled over surprise marriage which startled society last month. Heiress Nurse n <ocl(*h to cntcx t Nurses’ Training sch-ol at Johns Hopkins hospital, Baltimore. Miss du Pont is the daughter of Lammotte du Pont, president of the E. I du -ont de Nemou company of Wilmington, Del., and made her debut last season. A Millionaire Cowboy (By Pacific . S. is in praci (By Pacific & A millionaire collegiate cowboy is Edward F. Wilson, s aire packing magnate of (.h\rdgo T. E. Wilson. A rm(r\t graduate of Princeton, young Wilson is learning packing business from ground up and is now a lowly cowpuncher. He is shown above at Union stock yards, Chicago, getting pointers on the game from a vet cowboy. (Copyright: 1927: Pacific & Atlantic Photos, Inc.) O IIlIIIIIIIIIIIII||I|ll|ll||||||IH|lII|I|IIII|IIIIIII||||lllIlll|Illlll|I||I||Il||||||||IllllllIIIIIIIIIlliIlllll|IIIIIIIIIII|I||I|Il||||Ill|I|IIIII||||||I1!IIIIIIIHIIII|||Illl||IIII|IlII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIII|I|||||||||IIIINl||||l||III|llllIIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIII_