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MELODY KINGS IN WASHINGTON
Victor Herbert, Opera King, and John Philip Sousa, March King, snap
ped in Washington, D. €., where they attended the “Freedom of the Air”
radio control bill meeting in the Senate with other noted music heads.
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Renovation Brings Out
Westminister’s Treasure
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LONDON, Feb. 13—With the veno- v
jvation of Westminster Abbey, Eng- v
llishmen are finding out that they have
a much richer art treasure than they
had supposed. As the delicate work 1
of renovating the fabric progresses,
many new unsuspected pictures and
colors are being brought to light.
The latest discovery is a large j
j painting on the walls of the Henry V jt
I chantry chapel. The painting had t
been covered with a thick coating of
paint, probably over a century ago,
but is now entirely exposed to view
and the colors restored by the mod- ,
ern processes of renovating. The pic
ture was painted evidently by some ^
j obscure monk and depicts coronation
! of the king.
King Henry V’s chapel, little known (
by the public, is built above the tomb
of the king and contains six old statu- J
j ettes surrounded by a group of small- j
er ones. The statuettes are being re- t
| stored to their natural whiteness and j
have been found to be among the most j
valuable of the early examples of
sculpture in the Abbey.
The work of removing the varnish
and dirt from the walls has taken
several months, but now the roof and
heraldic shields in the choir aisles'
have been brought into relief in their
original medieval coloring.
PRINCE WILL TRAIN AT SEA
FOR GAITIES IN ARGENTINA
LONDON, Feb. 13.—The Prince of
Wales will make his forthcoming
journey to Argentina and South Af
rica in the battle cruiser H. M. S. Re
pulse, a sister ship of the Renown,
which carried him on his official tour j
tb India and Japan in 1922. '«
As the Repulse is fitted out for a |
flagship, it is expected that a rank- i
ing admiral will be selected to com- j
mand her. Most of the ship’s com-;
plement of 1,220 officers and men
have been chosen. The officers, for
the most part, are serving on the Re
pulse at the present time. About
half of the enlisted men are those
who have served on the Repulse for
two years and the remainder will be
honor men of the navy.
The Repulse has been ordered into ;
the yards for a complete overhauling '
and painting. A special suite for the i
prince is being fitted out of the ap- f
artments adjoining the admiral’s quar
ters, and a gymnasium room is being
built for him. There will be also ‘
special rooms for the newspaper cor-:
respondents who will accompany the
prince. The royal traveler will eat
his meals with the chief officer’s mess
instead of having a private dining
room as on the Renown, and the daily
menu will conform with the usual
navy regulations.
According to present plans the Re- j
pulse will sail March 25.
Engineers are seriously discuss-,"
ing the idea of boring a hole ten or
twelve miles deep, for the purpose j
of utilizing the heat of the inter-1
ior of the earth, as well as to learn
more of the nature of the earth’s |
crust. It is suggested that the ven- j
ture might be made an international j
scientific enterprise.
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Roy Myers of Hagarstown, Md., was
given a twenty day sentence in jail
for forcibly kissing a girl in public. ,
Since 1915 four brothers of the
ame of Stonesifer have married four
isters of the same name, but not of
lood kin, ,in Carroll county, Mary
ind. the youngest couple having
redded recently.
Irtish Act Against U. S.
• Bacon, Branded Canadian
LONDON, Feb. 19.—On the conten
ion that they are being hoodwinked
o the tune of 25,000,000 pounds of ba
on a year—bacon which is cured in
he United States and sent to Canada
nd then re-exported to England as
best quality Canadian.”—Britain has
tarted a movement here to put an
nd to the practice.
The union took steps here recently
o call the attention of the public to
isclosures made some time ago as a
esult of the agricultural inquiry pro
noted by the Ontario. Canada, legis
ature which brought to light the de
ails of the trick of sending the mil
ions of pounds of bacon to Canada
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each month and then reshipping it
here, the goods being sold in the Brit- ]
ish markets as a product of the Do
minion. It is understood here that as
a consequence of the revelations the
Canadian government has been re
quested by various organizations to
create a distinctive brand which is to
be placed on all exportable bacon :
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from Canada in the future.
The Farmers’ Union also took a lead
ing hand in bringing about the en;
barg oon American potatoes, which
became effective some time ago. this
action having been taken it has beer,
explained, to prevent an influx of th- '4
Colorado beetle, better known over thr
world as the American potato bug.
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