New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 26, 1927, Page 20

NEW I‘NT\I\ D‘I"\ HE TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1927. HERALD CAI‘»’EER;’&-&MM«?" fELL THEIR STORY PLANE SAVES MAROONED MEN “T'S THE ’'AMKMER, '"AMMER, "AMMER!” A Lifebelt! AL. SMITH IN PLAYFUL POSE ON PIKE’S PEAK 5 demon- New York’s governor and prospective Democratic can« didate for president, snapped on a New Jersey golft course, as he was about to start a round with his son,f Arthur. Governor Smith s here no signs of per= turbation at the religious controversy raging around his candidacy, CRAWLS 70 MILES OVER CE The littde town of Cornland, I11, in the center of the recent cyclone, was l seviously hit of the sev ! s afiected. The above picture show remains of the once imp st Methodist church, RLFUGEES FROM PERIL OF RAGING vVATERS Underwood & Underwood After two wecks, during which the world feared them lost, Captain George Hubert Wilkins, commander of the Petroit aretic expedition, and hn pilot, Ben FEielson, reached s: ter crawling on their hands and knees over 70 miles of broken ice. The pictu hows Captain Wilkins at Point Barrow, Alaska, just before his ill- fated‘ adventure started. CNE MAN ARMY IN SULULAND i up of Kansas City lents forced to abandon their homes with a few bea as by the i sion of floods from the Blue river. SU\'S:HNE BRINGS PLA YT;VES THIS USED TO BE A STORE Underwood and Underwood / / Fack L The full dignity and authority of the United States! ., 3 ; ; of 1 e army in the Sulu archipelago is bound up in the person of | opportunity to exercise Pan) Kellv, a sercen actor, has been indicted in Los Shattered walls, wrecked roof, and scattered stock W. T. Doran of Rochester, N. Y., the only American’ t d, now tha davs have wireles Tor the murder of Ray Raymond, killed in a fist were all that was left of this formerly prosperous general soldier in the 1slands, shown above with two native ware ty in the country. One more thing to be fight, Here is Kelly in a recent film role. store at Cornland, Ill., after the latest devastating cyclone riors, i had passed.