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" Lobby Committee- Will Lay
bli; Testimony Before Full
y 'Membership Refusal to
Answer , Questions : Cre
ates Controversy.
WASHINGTON, June 34. (7!)--""Tho
acnule lobby committee will
'K'tiiko no action nKanst Rlshop
James Cannon, Jr., for refuaiiiK to
VtJnswcr (lUOHtlonK and abruptly
leaving tho witness stand.
Tho transcript of hlu testimony,
however, will bo- laid before the
scnate and a variety of opinion
viiH expressed ns to whut may bo
y "expected to follow.
'?' Senator Blaine, Republican, of
11 '.AVlsconain, belleveH tho vice proal
' dent la required by law" to lay
before . tho dlHtrlct attorney tho
-fact that Cannon refused to nnnwir
"',iriuea lions and that tho district at-Jy,.lorney,-muHt
In turn carry the caae
. Ui.cforo a grand Jury.
man-man caraway disagrees.
Ho contends Cannon was within
liia. VifchtM and bases this belief
0 J;Upon tho committee's ruling it had
''"iio power to Investigate the bfsh--..up's
political activities. .
Henatoiv Walsh, Democrat, Mon-
tuna, inalntaliiH nothing can. bo;
.fflltlono until the question uf tho rele
.n.vancy of tho interroKntions put to
liuCannon ia raised In the aenatu.
m; .Meeting In executlvo acssion late
' 'yesterday, ' 'the committee agreed
not to i'c(ulro answers from Can-
noii on hla campaign ugalnat Al
,()nfiul, JO. Hmith and decided, to aub-oj-niit
the trunacrlpt of tho biahup'a
wo .testimony to the aenato.
(J, V." On-, recently elected vico
'IchIiI(!iu of tho Wlllya-Ovorlnnil-'
'i'ftclflc company nnl who htm boon
-. identified with tho union of Willys
Uverlnnd iiroriiiulu fur tho hurt 11
oars In tho middle west, hut Junt
. aNsuniod direction of tho . com-
nimny'H sitlca activities In the entire
-i4.a:lfio count territory.
Mr. Orr decluros ho 1b not only
Vntraneod by tho Pudlflu. count',
beauty und progrctiHlvcncHH, but he
i-ccognlzoH It ns one of the moil
Important automobllo murkelu in
America.
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,9v , fm&i
it , Ho, aitcucda Hubert 1a Ihitkv,
"" who had boon In charge of th's
;anWork for many months, but who
"S l"TfTH to remain ... Jn Houlhorn
"' CallfarpJa. T. Atmomieemont of his
rr. -plans for future activities will be
made within a ahortjUmo, Mr. Hut
m SUFFERED FOR
lIEWIS WITH PILES
h. Simple Home Remedy nt Last
'in .Banishes the Trouble. Now
-- Feels Like a' New
'' Man
Ej)OCTORED years
WITHOUT RELIEF
"I taHtrti and dotlnred (or
-y.yri with pHfR and dome aorl of
I Intrnlinal Ironblr. Then I lMrned
- about Colic Pile Pill my atom.
- ach (rouble dlaappfarrd pila quit
" bleedinf and, hurllnr, and I fori
like a new man. They are 100
per eeat erXeienl, and I ean'C ree-(,-ommend
them enouih," writes
Joaeph Sthindler, Brick Maaoit of
r- Ghent, Minn.
vThouaandi ot men and women in
axony with trouhlea of thin aort
' have found Colac Pile Pilla alop
''"the pain and hanlnh every aign of
their trouble almoat aa if by mafic.
Juat a couple pilla with a swallow
j, of water at each meal for few
(n daya doea the work. Dawn deep
,vlnaide to the root of trouble weere
po anpposltory or aalve could reach'
fo theae remarkable pilla, harm
"leaa, healinc, aoothina; and effect
; .! other part of the body. Doctors
''endorse new internal, way. Ob
'lain of druitaTiat on guarantee of
'complete relief or money bark, or
' eend 75c for regular bailie poxtace
paid return mail. C'olnc Chemical
Brentwood, Md-
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' Oiiiinicisly llincii.iiiiiil fur flva iHixsoiiKi'm ml 111-lncli wlK-rlhuxr, tho Dyiuimh! Now Krsklno KckiiI
SmIuii Ih lipliolstoreil In m'liuliie iimliulr over ilw-i '"il hmIhks. thirl-ly uiihlL I'll I hits Incluilo ilonio
Hulit. Hilkt'n kIiiiiIcs. rilH rail, foot r-il. hntvy Ioiiikiiii ri-n-l null nrni resin In reor M-iit Sta wire
ivIici-Ih wllli Ini-Bo rimiiiiliiiii hull -iim iiikI a I'olcHiii: luinmuo Ki'hl nrc "Uindaril oiiiilriinciil. The lUifiil
Scdnii iihhIi-I Is pili'ed ill SIUHS, at the rnciory. The SmIiiii Ih ulso uvullnlila with wood wheels und ree
lllnr Mllipineiit ill $1IK5. ' ' ,
A Last
(Ity Ullllslon
IX NAM M CM1 HM, AAIKX
I, Charles liOiiiihbury, bflng of
aound and diapoMing mind and
memory (he lingered 'n tho word
memory), do now make and pub
llah thla my Inat will and testa
ment, In order, aa JutUly aa I may,
to distribute my Intereata In tho
world among succeeding men.
And first, that art of my In
tereata which la known among
men and recognized In th sheep
bound volumes of the law aa my
property, being Inconsiderable
and of none account, I make no
account of In thin my will.
iMy right to live, it being but
Ufo estate, la not at my dis
posal, but, theae things exccptcJ
all else In the world I now pro
ceed to devlao and bequeath.
Item: - 4
And first, I give to goo-1
fathers and moth era, but In tru.H
for their children, nevertheleas,
all good Uttlo words of pralae
and all quaint pot namea, and I
charge aald narenta to uae them
Juatly, but genei-minly, aa tho
needa of their children shall ro-
(ftilru.
Item:
I leave to children exclusively,
but only for the life of their
childhood, at and every tho dan
delions of tho fields and the
dalalea thnroof, with tho right to
piny among thorn freely, (accord
ing to the custom of children,
warning them at the same time
against tho t hist lea. And I de
vlao to children tho yellow
shores of creeks and tho golden
san da beneath th watera there
of, with tho driigon-flles th.U
skim tho surface of aald water,
, and the white, cloudjt that i(tnt
ntgn over me giant ireea.
And I leave to children tho
long, long days to bo merry In;
In a thousand ways, and the
Night and the Moon and th$
train of the Milky Way tn won
iler at, but subject, nevertheless,
to tho rights hereinafter given to
lovers; and I glva to each child
tho right to choose a star that
shall bo hla, and I direct thai
the child's father shall tell hl u
....tho. numo of ltf In order that the
child shall always remember the
name' of. that star lifter he Ins
loatned and , forgotten astron
omy ' ' 1
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where ball may bo played, and
all anew-clad hills where one
may coast, and all streams and
ponds where one may akTate, to
have and to hold the sumo for
the period of their boyhood. And
all meadows, with the clover
blooms and butt erf Ilea thereof;
and all wooda, with their appur
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nolsea; and all distant places
which may bo visited, together
with the adventures there
found, I do givo to said hoys to
be theirs. And I give to aald boya
each hla own place at the flre-j
plu co nt night, with all picture;
that may be seen In the burning
wood or coal, to enjoy without let
or hindrance and without any
Incumbrance of cares.
Item:
To lovera I devie their imag
inary world, wllh whatever they
may need, aa tho stars f the
aky, the red, red rosea by the
wall, the anow of the hawthorne.
tho sweet atraln of music, or
aught else they may dealro to
figure to each other the laatlns
neas and beauty of their love..
Item:
To young men jointly, being
joined In a bravo, mad crowd, J
doviac and bequeath all bolator-
oua. Inspiring sports nf rivalry.
" I givo to them the dladain or
weakness and undaunted confi
dence In their own strength.
Though they nre rude and rough
I leave to them alone tho power
"of making lasting friendships
and of possessing companions,
'and to them exclusively 1 give
all merry songs and brave chor
usoa to sing, with smooth voices
to troll them forth,
I(ein :
And to those who are no hum
or children, or youths, or lovers.
I leavo Memory, and I leave to
them the volume of tho poems
f of Morns and Khnkespeare, and
Of other poets. If there are
others, to tho end that they may
llvo the old days over agnin free
ly and fully, without tithe er
(' diminution;, and to Ihosowwho
are no linger children, or yo.uths,
or lovera, I leave, too, the knmvl-
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TRAVEL BYAIRPLANE
OA K tA X L, Cal., June 15.
Oakland and Los Angelca are less
than threo hours- apart now by
air! At least, so James Houlihan,
president of James Houlihan, Inc.
coast wido advertising' 'agency
with head offices here found out
lawt week when he landed at the
Oakland airport In ' the Detroit
Aircraft Corporation's Lockheed
Vega monoplane.- Piloted by Cap
tain- Dean Karran it dropped1 to
earth 2 hours 33 minutes- after
taking off from the airport at
Burbank. '
The head of the Houlihan agen
cy was in Los Angeles conferring
with a number of clients, Includ
ing Ven J-'leet-Durkee, Inc., serv
ice atatlon operating organization
In California, Oregon and Waah
igton, when ho received a tele
gram from Norman De Vaux,
prealdent and goueral manager of
tho western Durant factory, "to
the effect that tho latter was anx
ious to diacuas an advertising
program with him bofore leaving
on the Overland Limited that eve
ning for the east.
Houlihan and Captain Far-run
left the southern airport at a
quarter of ten In tho morning and
the "wheels of tho "ship" touched
the ground again about 12:15 o'
clock. , Leaa than fifteen minutes
later Houlihan, whl Is advertising
counsel for tho -western DuranJ,
factory, was ' closeted with Do
Vaux. Tho Pacific coaaH.' adver
tising man declared that this trip
was the fastest ho had ever made
between tho two California cities.
Incidentally, during the paat
six wceka Houlihan has put 48
hours In tho air, flying between
his offices in Oak-land. Portland.
Seattle and Los Angeles. This
means that ho hae averaged eight
hours a week off of tho ground,
or an hour each business day.
There n r o m a n y professional
pilots, it is said, who do not fly
ns often ns that.
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NEW YORK, Juno 14 The ter
centenary of the Massachusetts
Bay Colony has produced a long
awaited picture of the Puritan
fathers In their true colors.
It la Samuel 10 Hut M orison's
"Builders of the Bay Colony" and
whether or not you care about New
England history, It ia thoroughly
entertaining.
In this collection of brief biogra
phics, Mori Hon has tried to ahow
the sincerity and beauty In the lives
of the Puritans, a side . generally
neglected for their gloomier da'
peels. "Although religion was the
dynamic force which gave the Bay
colony character and consistency,"
M orison finds, "it was not an all
absorbing interest."
The stern- immigrant to a new
world had their-lighter moments,
as when in 1(127 they danced about
a May pole with Indian women is
their playm.gcs.
Nor wero they drab people.
"The Massachusetts puritans dis
liked extravagance," tho historian
found, "but they appreciated come
liness, whether In a ship, a house,
or a woman; and they loved bright-
colored paint on ships and houses
but not on women."
On great occaalons they might
even bo gaudy. Governor Bradford
wore a Turkey-red suit and besides
the familiar broad-brimmed, high
crowned, black felt hata of the car
toonists, hla fellow-colonists also
wore a aort of beret.
Morison haa happily chosen his
characters for their typical lives,
rather than the eminence they at
tained. llcvoiiHtrucMonlHt'a Story
The reconstruction period in.
American history has been pretty
thoroughly deplored by recent writ
ers. Now cornea Henry Clay Wai
moth, reconstruction governor uf
Louisiana, to excuse and defond
the men "who upheld the flag" In
the south Immediately after tho
civil war.
At the ago of 87, ho has written
the administration's wide of Louis
iana's stormy story from IS 68 to
1873, while he was governor, and
after. '
Ho tells of his own career aa a
lawyer; Union soldier and politic
ian and describes the post-war conditions-which
he- says kept' the
aouthern- Negroes Inr virtual sla-v-
ecy: : :" '
To hla critics, he replies-, " was
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