New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 15, 1930, Page 18

R R A e e e ol B d Baa Pl e Can | 3 Herald Cameramen Tell Their Story BEER “REBELLION"—This photo depicts scene in Camden, N. J., when a large crowd of men, women and children seized a three-car consignment of confiscated beer and drank the fluid while police and prohibition agents stood helpless before the onslaught. SPAIN RIDES ON Alfonso ging from d Sir Thomas he Amer- health service, and Mrs. Ledell, returning to New York fr after three and a half years in Berlin and Stockholm, h “family of nations.” Left to right, Tully Joseph, old, in his mother’s arms, was born in Berlin, Germany; Sh 6, was born in Port Arthur, Tex.; Romme Jean, 2, was born ir Stockholm, Sweden; Lois Frances, 4, was born in Los eles, and Jeny Alyce, 7, was born in Port Arthur, Tex. ND DAUGHTER NERS—Mrs. Ernest er, of Philadelphia, who prize Mn a recent Mother in the United d is shown e prettiest n of Penn- A RIVAL FOR “LINDY” JUNIOR—Donnie Crawford, of Cleveland, makes his first sclo glider flight at the age of four. A A (Y 25 Feu % e ON EUROPEAN HONEYMOON—Rodman Wanamaker II, and his bride, the former Miss Alexandra van Rensselear Devereux, are an European honeymoon. IMPERIAL POTENTATE IN HIS GARDEN—Esten A. Fletch- er, imperial potentate of 157 temples of the Ancient Arabic Order; Nobles of the Mystic Shrine of North America, does a bit of gardening at his Rochester, N. Y., home. ACQUIRES §6,000,000 ART COLLECTIQN—Sir Joseph Du- veen noted art collector of Lon- don and New York, is reported to Vhave obtained the richest collec- tion of Italian ren: nce master« picces in private ownership, the Gustave Dreyfus collection, val- ued at §6,000,000. ROTARY MEDAL FOR EDISON—Thomas Alva Edison, veteran in- Za N ventor, is given a service medal by the Rotary club of New York, J. Robert Stout making the presentation.