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“WASHINGTON. June zs.—-six
ical firing line in the Senate. preced-
ed by four terms of political school-
ing in the Housevof Reprmentatives.
developed in Pat Harrison a. bril~
liance of forensic expression that
led to his selection as temporary
chairman of the Democratic Na-
tional Convention. ~
Next to the youngest member of
the Senate, a. six-footer with a per-
petual twinkle in his eye and a
booming voice that carries to the
fringes of a crowd. he has a knack of
putting into his delivery and choice
of words both a sting and a. smile.
His name is really Byron atton
Harrison. and so he was referred to
the congressional directory when
he was serving his first term as a
member of the House from the sixth
Mlselnpl district. But now. as a sen-
ator, he is listed as Pat.
'i‘he senator is of the same Vii-
ginia stock as two former Presidents
of the United States. William Henry
and Benjamin Harrison. More than
100 years ago his grandfather. mi-
grating from the old dominion. set-
tled near Crystal Springs. Missippi.
where Pat Harrison was born in
August. 1881. His father. Robert
Harrison. served in the Confederate
army. receiving wounds from which
he never fully recovered.
The Harrison family suffered re-
verses as a result of the Civil war.
and at nine years of ago Pat sold
newspapers.
way. through Louisiana State
versity by serving es a waiter in a
student boarding house. ,
After graduation, he studied law
while teaching in a Mississippi coun-
try school. At 23 can of age he was
elected district ttorney. serving in
that capacity until 1910 .when lief-mas
elected to pancreas.
In .1918 Pat. Harrison. who ,was
making a name for himself in the
House. entered a three cornered
fight for the Democratic senatorial
nomination in )1 vol. and re-
ceived a majority c or the combined
vote cast for Sew Vsrdamdn. who
was a candidate for re-election. and
the Governor Noel. who also svas in
the race.
Vhrdarnan had incurred the ill Will
of President Wilson. Harrison cham-
pioned the President's cause. and on
entering the Senate proved one of
Woodrow's Wilson's staunchest de-
fenders during the embittered days
after the war. or late. he has assum-
ed the role of one of the most caus-
tic critics of the Republican admin-
stration.
Senator Harrison's home is in
Gulfport. Mississippi. He is married.
has three children. cares little for
Washington society. plays a fair
game of golf. likes to slip away from
the Senate once in a while to watch
a ball game. and usually. relaxes in
the evening by going to the movies
Divert Canal, and'
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But he keptuto his
school books. and finally workeduhiis
n .
Halemaumau and Kil-
auéa Violent ——'Ac-
Entire Island
Hawaii. June zz—Buemaumau. the
Hawaiian House of Everlasting Fire.
and pivot the, active volcano of Km
anon, continues medically
present a display of terrible natural
powers which has not been excelled
within the memory of living man.
‘Renewed activity may rock the en-
tire island. it is predicted by scien-
tists., . ’
Violent outbursts. wracking the
throat of the hrspit and sending in-
candescent boulders hurtling h
into the void. have occurred on an
average of twice daily during recent
days. accompanied by heavy dust
clouds \‘lich are split and rent by
bolts of lightning and pests of thun-
der. Earthquakes of varying inten-
sity have been an almost constant
concomitant of the eruptions. Steam
roars from the muldrons of the
crater. and huge avalanches of rock
which once formed the rim of the
crater. go crashing down to be hurl.
ed up again by the next explosion.
Tremendous subterranean forces
are at work under the surface. in the
pit and under the earth of the sur-
rounding region. Serious quake
tivities May Rock
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under his jurisdiction to‘ absent
time. Commanding officers of the
army. navy and marine corps have
been advised by their \Vashington
headquarters to give the camp
ment the necessary publicity in or.
dcr that it might be brought to the
attention of all veterans in their
commands. According to present
indications this year's convention oi
the former overseas men will sur-
pass even the previous great meet
of the Civil war and Spanish war
veterans. Mayor Bader. member of
Willie Gales Post of the V. F. W..
Atlantic City. is in command of the
Feed Pratt’s Growing Mash and Intermediate Scratch
reception committee
WASHINGTON. D. C.--It took the
the army. navy or marine corps. by
heads of the various departments. to
at Atlantic City. New Jersey. Orders
granting permission to all veterans
themselves from their duties at this
course near here lately was diverted.
has stirred the interest of scholars
and has given rise to the belief that
the famous waterway in the days of
the Ming dynasty. when the coffins
were buried. ran east of its present
bed.
1:. was with the announced pur-
pose of deepening the waterway and
of recovering rich soil at the some
time. that a dam was built last Feb-
ruary across the stream Just north
of Buchien city. The water was
turned into an old dry river bed
leading toward Haichow and the ca-
nal was drained. in digging near
here the colfins were brought to
light.
Three contained the bodies of the
Giang family. Giang himself pull his
two wives. who had been buried be
tween 400 and 500 years ago. In-
ocriptlons on a stone at the man's
head gave Giang's name and a brief
account of his family relutmg that
he had died in the twelfth year of
Djeng Die of the Ming dynasty.
about 1514 A. I).
it was accepted that it was only
by unexpected chance that the final
caught'in the whirl of heat from
below. bailoon‘upward and outanrd.
‘1le the pit the appearance of a
vast factory. chimney. Caught by
the trade winds. the murky banner
trails of! toward Kati. the are par-
ticles held within its folds failing
like rain and painting the landscape
near at hand witha lavender smear.
in the distance with a covering that
appears almost like banks of snow.
Beneath this scenery of cloud the
sun is blotted out and the country-
side is darkened as by an approach.
ing thunderstorm.
The desert lands of Ram are tak-
lng on a new appearance. as is the
floor of Kilauea proper. The plan-
tation town of Pahalaasome :5 miles
from the volcano. likewise suffers.
Ash one-sixteenth of an inch thick
has spread over the buildim. fields
and streets of the community.
Before the present disturbances
began the pit was a rough ellipse.
measuring about 2.000 by Limo feet.
Today the void is estimated by Roy
Finch. in charge of the volcano ob~
servatory to be approximately 3.000
by 4.000 foot.
"You go up and listen." he cried.
"for the German officers are in that
room and they are planning to hang
the man imprisoned in the tower
room afmidnight instead of at sun-
rise. The minute he is dead. they
are going to leave the castle. riding
to their new headquarters. as this
will be too near the battle front by
day after tomorrow. for the battle
is slowly but surely making this way.
At this moment they are consulting
maps and plans for the movement
of their troops on the “first front."
“Did you hear all this?"
"Yes!"
"Then I will be just in time to
save my master's life once again.
for if he is to be hanged at mid-
night. it will be impossible for my
General to reach here to save him.
as he has to go many. many miles
to reach a bridge so he can cross the
river.
"l no going up now. and you stay
here and giro me a signal if any one
comes and tries to shut the door.
But if they Just pass by or look in.
don‘t bark. I'll ins! to not being
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It GI‘OWS Them F aster national legislative committee of the resting places of perrsons of Giang’s ”my. ' 9 ‘l
_ 7 ' _ . The Hawaiian National Park. in ~, . . . pgom GEHEBE S PHONE
FRANK LIBNER AND SONS \_ l~. W. just two weeks to obtain rank could come to be under the “'th Kilauea is situated. is con- “tanned: :‘:$:§3‘2floge::;:53 DELIVERY 52';
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BRUNSW’ICK. Gornmny. June
——Ernest August. Duke or Bruns- DUBLIN. Juno, 23.-—-Dul)lln coun- Jr-- 'naflonnl loci-mm ell-1mm! 0' open and be ready for instant But he did not stop to hear what . d “in...” .. .
'wlck-Lueneburg and son-in-luw of ly has such the unusual spectacle of "l" 0rd" 1"!"- W‘” I“ company BERLIV J .3__ Mom. they were saying for the dog had he“ A" 1 ' ’ "
E: the ex-Knisnr. who has Ill‘t'n living the eviction of the son of a Poor. with CongrcfssmanKE. C. Littlllch.dt'cp- throughotiUEazc'i’p; h‘grg?:’r$;3 told him enough to lelt him know or a dressing K ..
‘1 in Gmuml since thc.rr-\-nlution \vulr- The Hall. llumon Massey. son and rcsenlntlvo rom ansas. 0‘ 9 0“ ' ' ' 1 u g n. eclous. So he climb- , , ,
E2 ing for better days, is l‘t’pOl’lt‘d to heir of the seventh Baron Massey. ”1“ Commissioner 0' Pensions and 32:64:” "3e recznt announcement of “per Hospital cure. Cliff)“ mill, the fiflfi. but M as he She” m glass or I ' P If
‘ ntend to return to llrunsxvick and occupied u picturesque mansion in proscntcd ”‘16 evidence in "'0 casc. of re mte? o‘ha :aflllus “um" 3% cases Each Year put his foot on the lowest step to things in metal ‘
Jake up his uhml" in lllnnkonburg the Dublin Hills, one of the beauty The case was made special and on. dis p uc "i: ° ”1 and mouth . mount. he heard some one in the brush and spongf :-* ‘ . c
«Castle. spots of lrcland. llu was evicted by dcr certificate No. 948.261. pcnslon ease m an mals. Specialists 3“. —"" mm at - . . .. ... , ..
.» come to Berlin to investlgue my. MANILA. Juno 28.——Tho [realest y. or shower. lo. “w v. _
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.' This announcmncnt gives m‘lrlcnce:
mohenzollcrns in Prussia. the Bruns-
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The litigation is so involved and
. costing the State so much money.
gyhat h bill has been introduced in
, he provincial assembly by which
0 whole problem is to be settled
compromise. By the terms of
“e bill. the government rcnounccs
_ 'claims to Blarnkcnhurg Castle.
'30 forests formerly belonging to
4
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V-ney first and then make it last
'i‘t‘adlng the classified ads and
'1»;- ing economically.
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'Son of Peer Evicted
By the Irish Court
the suit of a Dublin bunk. His ill-
for some time.
with his \vifv-
afterwards leaving
40 Days, $500 Fine
For Selling Liquor
DANBL'RY. Juno 23.—-Gcorgc
Cutler. of 91 \V’hito street, was fined
$500 and costs and sentenced to 40
days in jail when arraigned in City
0d and bonds were ficx‘ at 81.000.
from last Saturday. were finished
yesterday. Each paid a line of ’200
and costs.
action on a pension claim of Mrs.
Mary Lukens. 1347 Haskell street.
Kansas City. Kansas. The request
for pension dated from the death of
her husband. Benjamin 5. Lukens.
late of Co. CN lSan Ohio Infantry.
on Nov. 28. 1921. After the Amer-
ican Legion and various other vet-
eran organizations had failed to ob-
tain results. the matter was re-
ferred to Capt. Edwin S. Bettelheim.
was awarded at the rate of 380.00
blind received her first check from
have yet been brought to the at-
tention of the Departmnt of the
Interior. Congressman Little.
fought through .tho Philippine in-
surrcctlon as second in command to
the late General Funstonfii an ac-
tiv emcmber of Adams Po V. F.
“1.. Kansas City. Kansas
the serious lack of accommodations
burg students have chartered a ship
in which they will live while visiting
Fl-glnul. The vessel is to anchor
on! GrovnMch in the Thames.
who Q
waters of the Grand Canal. and
therefore it is believed that a cen-
tury or so after these interments
the course or so of the stream was
changedlnto the channel it has fol-
lowed in,recent mentions.
Gem of Hoof and '
Mouth Disease Found
from Professor Paul Frosch of the
Royal Veterinary College. who has
The new bacillus has not yet been
subjected to sufficient confirmatory
one to nmko it possible to say posi-
tively that it is the final solution of
the difficulty, but medical Journals in
Germany and England have written
enthusiastic articles about it. and
various authorities have ventured to
predict that this enthusiasm has not
more than 3.000 years. though it was
not until the seventeenth and eight-
conth centuries that positive proof
of its presence was found.
ChesSKChamnion of
Philippines, Illiterate
MANILA. June 28.—Datu Allp. a
More of Remain. Ianao province. is
chess champion of the Philippines.
cent tournament at Cebu by de-
feating Leopoldo Lafuente. a Spain-
having won that distinction in a rs- '
ered a danger ares. Vieltors are
welcomed at the Volcano House. but
they have been very carefully guid-
ed. espechily since the death of 'l‘.
A. Taylor and‘ the disappearance of
two soldiers who had been visiting
at the Kiluaea military camp.
Motorists are warned that it they
"insist en tait a chance.” in av-
proaching within three miles of the
velcane. they should keep the reed
in the opinion of Dr. Vector G. Bei-
ser. far eastern representative of the
time was director of health of the
Philippines. ‘
“This work can be done by con-
tinuing appropriations from the leg-
lslature to carry on the task so well
started." said Dr. Heiser. "The great-
est danger ia that some day the tax-
payers may get‘ tired of supporting
the colony and drop it altogether. All-
"The government spends annually
about 8500.000 for leprosy Work in
the Philippines. the per capita cost
being about :5 cents to the people of
the islands. There are now 5.500
leper patients in Cullen. and approx-
imately :00 are cured every year un-
der the new treatments. Qt the newly
arrived patients in Culion. 20 percent
recover and this proportion may be
raised to 00 percent should the pres-
ent treatment be continued. The new
treatments. the thylesthor. the Mer-
cado and Indian treatment. are em-
ployed according to each individual
be light. and that he would be sure
not to knock any plaster from the
side walls that would rattle down
the steps.
When Billy reached the landing
where t dog had stopped to listen
he to he was right back of a big.
open fireplace and if he chose. he
could have batted down the little
door and rushed into the room
where the officers were still talking.
"What is that noise i hear?"
a ladder. At last he reached an-
msster was locked. So as not to“
startle him. he made a scratching
sound with his horns on the wall.
so‘ that his master would hear that
first and think it was rats. Then he
gave a tiny little low baa.
"What—who is there?" asked his
master.
Then he heard Captain Strong-
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an! the {not that the pl‘m‘im‘u or was had postlmned the execution of per month from Nov. 26. 1031- and Sarawml; lhgro h‘v" “”3 3““, lpro‘ble lo: confronting u“ PM“ "oh only an mu. in the chim- “131101” m0” 5”" 1““
munswick is about to :n‘rnngv for the order. but when the doctors ccr- payment to her of the invalid ac- United Stat ca iffgms from "1° 1:5? at! am “'1‘“. ‘3 "‘3 Cul- nsy. things at Gehtl‘t'ls. :‘ a
3 final settlement of the problem Hfivd he could bc moved. he was crucd pension to the date of her , u an "ll‘nd- Where 09°? co any is to keep the new Billy hurried u {at n h. could' tying quamy and 312:: 1. . c,—
, , , .. ‘l‘d . . ., ~lfi' . there hme been epidemics gm. already won so that the disease may ' . .
m disposing of the plopcrl), ot the NF! 1 u tho mm s officers to husbands death has been ordered. spring News f th at be co 1 t but the steps were so narrow and their bath room cm: by»... ,. .. .
ormer reigning house. Like tho the public road when he remained The aged _ widow. almost totally ' ° ° scovery came mpe fly put under control. ‘eep it wu almost like climbing
ck grand-ducal family has lm-rn . in a Private moiur the government and left for her old , other landing. which he thought '""' Conn. »
{:pngaged in a lawsuit with tho stato lm‘ ‘1 <'“>' h0'01- home in Ohio. It was considered 2:5" 52:13:3'322".figuprohy‘l'; 'e‘“ fifik::$:redrgr:;uwn" wh?‘ h“ must be the one where the chimney So. Nomalh.
mvcmmem- one of "1° m0” ““0“" CW ‘9 tenor Dahmer. on m pm' the Cullen colony D? 1132:: Snag: ”w“ ”M "‘° “mm m "m” N‘
from loss of sleep and lack of food
(But tomorrow he will find he is
not out of hiss mind and Billy is
really upthere)
Bulgarian City to
Celebrate 2,500 Year
VARNA. Bulgaria. nine lite—Few
(titles have had occasion to celebrate
their 2.500th birthday. but that ls
what this port on the Black Sea is
planning to do in July; . '
This largest Bulgarian seaport is‘
of Greek origin. Its original record-
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MONUMENT '10 SONG WRITERS
SALZBURG. Austria, Juno :8.—
One hundred years. have elapsed
since the song “Silent N ' .80!!-
Night." now sung as a Chi-limes
carol throughout the «world._"lvras
composed in the little village or
”obernderf. near here. In com» ‘
memoration of the event .‘ monu-
meat is to bi encted in Oberndorf.
the foundations of which are to be
laid this summer. The unveiling is
to take place on Christmas Day.
' The words of the'song were writ-
too by the chaplain of the 05cm
soup-rut. Rev. Dr. It ..;end
_ the music by the teacher o the lo.
.cal school. aman named Gruber.
GLASS
. lard. who held the uué. in. the
tournament Alip opposed Ameri-
cans. Spaniards. Christian Filipinos
and Moros.
Datu Allp. who is to years of age.
can neither. road .llol' writs the
Ariblc or any other alphabet. yet he
displays remarkable keennees' taxdo‘
fense and is quick to“tnko saun-
tags of the slightest error in lung-
ment on the part of his opponent.
- When playing the guns lilo,»
. smokeahggnrettolbasgsm muss-
onsly. mas -, many. from
the Koran. He haakplayed ehlsss
from early'childhood: with his tether .
champion Bebe. player or his peev-
- ince.,as. liasadatu of much
. ”amt no religious power.
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ed name is bile-oer subsequently
changed to Odyssoe or Ody-opens.
It was founded by Miletan naviga-
tors in the six century be! re Christ.
Hellenic domination'ot Vac a is re-
enllOd by silver and gold coins called;
"Odysseion" which have been found
here. _ \
Rome used Varna. then." Odysse-
poiis, as a point of departure and
arrival of mercantile fleets and dip-
lomatic and” military mluions. The
only remnant»! the‘ old Rom fort- ‘
‘liieations is {massive tower» as. rat
high. which is new one of the sights
of the city. . ‘ ‘
1» Verna is now the port through
which the greater, part of Bulgarian
Isaacommerce and foreign shipping
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