New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 4, 1927, Page 32

.CEREMON!ES— : Above: Dr. Wnthrop g8 Wright leading “aculty procession at dedica- tion of new I’ : Powell Bond ! i Hall at Swa .more, i Pa, At righ': Anne i Phillins, of /ilming- : ton, Del, lay ng cor- : nerstone. (International llustrated Newa) ——————TYWALYS Y 2, s ¥ e JUST TO BE A HERO—General view of blazing Methodist Episcopal Hospital in Brooklyn, N. Y., which was set on fire by an attendant who told police he “wanted to make a hero” of himself, iteenations i evarash) — - s - % z & AR RIS 7 P MOTHER-IN-LAW — Mrs Henry Galt, former mother- in-law of Woodrow Wilson, snapped as she arrived at Metropolitan Opera House, N. Y., for opening of sea- son. “international Newsreel) TO TELL ALL —Mrs. @ 4004 ) OH, IDA!—1da Florence E. Knapp, ac- ” N i’ ". NOVELIST AN EDITOR—Sherwood A nderson, famous novelist and short story writer, buys up weeklies in Marion and Smyth, Va. He'll edit both of them from now on. Here he’s shown on the job for first time. (International Hifustrated News) ; Schnall, of New -+ York, noted woman athlete, shows ten- nis agility that even “stumps” the Z bounding prowess of Suzanne Lenglen (International Newareel) cused of misuse of cen- sus funds while Secre- tary of New York State, pictured with counsel, Alexander Otis, as she prepares to reveal every- thing to reporters. (International llustrated News) FOR FREEDOM — Manuel Quezon, president of the Philippine Senate, arrives in New York for conference with high officals aiming at entire liberation of his native isles. N Cinternational Newsréel) Vel B I INZ INIZTNIZ TNEZ TN o e i : DO YOU .REMEMBER—?— Here'’s POOR YORICK — Attrac- § y 2 one of the most famous of all motion $ 3 ] tively tragic is Mary Dun- ¢ picture stars, and we'll bet you don’t ” 4 P ahs : ham, of Bainbridge, N. 2 y recall her. She is Florence Lawrence, y ’ g (A i P 2 - st first popular lu.minary of the screen, B i R TR WY b of Hamlet" in co YES. OIL IS GOING UP!—They had quite 4 New Rochelle, N. Y., when !nddays Whe"hfl,":ke." were realinfant ARMY BLIMP LANDS ON ROOF—For what’s supposed to be first time in avia- ! “Will Shakespe: tank of fuel blew up, Ho it at least gave the camera man the chance to 1 ustry. She's pictured in the gar- tjon history, a blimp makes a successful landing on a roof, the parking place being g given at ‘\‘\v"‘:".ns‘l":‘\:‘ f 1 mike a pretty “shot” of the proceedings. e den’of her home i:‘l_ff"’ul_]"yu"“’_m;_m" the high school in Newport News, Va., where mail and passengers are discharged. V7 (Internationul (lustiuted News) i