New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 5, 1927, Page 20

Ther Story FANS HONOR UMPIRE—One of the most unusual demonstrations in diamond history oc- curred when a thousand fans from Lowell, Mass., led by the mayor, marched on Braves’ field at Boston to pay tribute to Bob Hart, a veteran National League umpire. (International Newsrrel) IN THE LIMELIGHT—Hugh Gibson (left) and Rear Admiral Hilary P. Jones, leaders*of the American delega- tion 4t the Geneya armaments confer- énce, pose for a cameraman outside the conference hall. (imtemational Newsree) IN DEBUT — Misg Melisse Reéd, American beauty and niece of Princess Rospig- liosi, has just been presented formally to Roman society. {(Interhational Illustrated Nowal OFF—R. J. Jezek and sz v sy ——— P &% ¢ FAMOUS PAIR — Clarence % : _ F. J. Muff. New Ym,; MEETING HIS NEW COMMANDER—‘Private Pegett,” presented to the § - . . Chamberlin, New York-to- DRY CHIEF — Mauric b re LOWng o ‘I‘nm'(l Smh"s l\lg}'xx)?s by the British Koyal Marines as a successor to g i Germany aviator, has Thea Camphell is latest éxecutive Chicago, which is 1.800 * Sergeant Jiggs,”" famous miascot mow dead, makes the acquaintance of . . § Rasche, noted German aviat- to try to 1!am flow of liquor miles away by water. Maj. Gen. John A. Lejeune, commander of the Marine Corps. rix, for a passenger in a trip in New York. i 1 (Tnternational Ilustrated News) over Berlin. (International Newsreel) TS—— COMET — The Pons- Winnecke eomet as it appeared through a powerful telescope at Swarthmore, Pa Thon, sands in Eastern cities saw it. (Infernational lutrated News) oI HE LANDED Jom- mander Richard E. Byrd in the costume in which he erawled ashore in France i KIND — When Henry ¢ Vogt, laborer. died Griie R e ; . S T 7 4 i Los Angeles, he loft > TATN > v R 5 . ‘ e bis Tfe ~;\-ings—$lfi, ? ; DE VALE'RA é(:AII\ A STORM CENTER IN ERIN—A view of the vast throng .which ane;l P;ls"zgmwcvun plane o ihe ','”‘"-m'm I)"m;r i""”:n‘ ‘(nmf b “:"“ S B0 Tintores . Afle : gathered in Kildare street, Dublin, to cheer or jeer when Eamon De Valera and ‘mem. erashediat Versurier el Sl e e T R ten, hecanse &he was | : : bers of his Republican party were harred from the Dail Eireann (parliament) for refusal gty £ kind to him 5 to swear allegiance to the Free State. Inset is a closc-up of De Valerp addressin He is shown with his daughter (International Ulustrajed News), (Interational Tilustrated News) : . throng. Y fx....r..ummfinfi? s e ] (Intérnational Newsreel)