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Athens, Greece.—Treasure amassed
by the notorious All Pasha of Tepe-
leni, who terrorized the Balkans 150
Years ago, Is being sought near Janina,
in northern Greece, where the pasha
held his court.
Working from
documents,
discovered
have found
recently
archeologists
a tunnel which supposedly leads to
the buried treasures. In the tunnel
they discovered the skeletons of nine
Lifeguard at Sixty
Here is Mrs. Claude Martin, who Is
sixty years old and is president of the
Joplin XY. W. C. A. board of directors.
She has been a member of the Red
Cross life saving guards for the last
eight vears and is on duty at various
resorts where young women swim dur
ing the summer months,
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carries a parasitic organism
which infects persons and causes
the sickness. Its bite is
fatal to and
though animals which
are immunized. Ths fly
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workmen hired by All and killed by
him’ so that he alone would know the
hiding place,
The splendor of Ali's court at Janina
has become almost a legend through-
out the Balkans, Ambassadors of the
great powers came to him and the
poet Byron was hla guest. He was
successively ‘the ally of Napoleon and
Lord Nelson At the peak of his
career his glory outshone that of the
sultan In Constantinople,
Yet All arose from a humble begin.
ning. He was born in 1741 at Tepe-
hill village in Albania. His
father, who held the hereditary office
of hey of , was killed by
neighboring chiefs who seized his ter
ritory All was rteen
leni, a
Tepeleni
hen fou Years
of ex
‘haracter she herself
band and Inspired
ier own fierce temper,
in a few lie regained pos-
Tepelenl and
on his enemies. Then, in
cure his own power, he murdered his
brother and
brigand
the boy with |}
With
gession
years
of took ven
geance Nl
imprisoned his mother
on a charge of attempting to poison
him,
In 1787 Al
against Russia
took part In the war
and wus rewarded by
being made pasha of Trikala in Thes
saly and Derwend-Pasha of
His power was
succeeded In
of Janina,
It was only nat
should arouse the jealousy of the Sul
tan Mahmud II, who had
t policy of curbing the strengtl
provinelal
The sultan’s pretext for an
Rumelia,
when he
pasha
augmented
being nominated
ural that his power
pashas
on All came in 1820
of Janina" violated
Istanbul itself hy
the r
precincts
bulk of
Khursid
when the
the sanctity
attempting to
der of an
of the
the
Pasha
cure muy enemy in the
very
The
der
him.
Although
own
sultan’s palace,
un-
against
turkish forces
were sent
over he held his
forced
spring of
eighty,
years, He
to sue for peace In the
1822.
He granted an
Khursid Pasha,
missed with fri
turned to
stabbed In the
for two was
interview
and
Assurances
the
Then
sent to
was with
was received
sadly
leave
dis-
As
he was
tent he
back his head
was cut off and Constant!
ple
Although All
amassed much is , the existence
of a buried hoard
legend until the
the document
of tunnel
own to have
considered a
i discovery of
Now the discovery
has efforts
to find the treasure.
rec
the stimulated
Checkered Chiffons
chiffons are a filmy
and fashionable fabric for warm days.
The chiffons are of three colors—Ilime,
emerald and beige, or rose, gray and
blue—and are generally made on the
The are incaes
square,
Checkerboard
hins, checks three
accidental and could not be copled.
A Sr ar ar agg
The Layman and Law|
} By THOMAS ARKLE CLARK
} Dean of Men, University of
; Illinois. 4
ee el iB lB lin ls. alin. al a)
Thrasher is a business man who has
had nothing to with for
a twenty-five years,
and all
with ad-
ministration, He
knows the price of
steel and how eye-
beams are made,
and something of
the methods of
transporting these
from
do college
nothing at
college
commodities
one part of
another,
country to
robnbly
pr
but
cornered would
subordinate
08s assign t
and then criti
design with a semblance of
en It was presented to
{to some
the
¥
intelligence wh
clize
For Sports Wear
For sports wear fils smart nile
green angora short-sleeved frock with
a neat bow appliqued at the V.neck
is Just right. With it is worn a shal
low-brimmmed panama hat, brown and
white sports pumps and chamois gloves.
Uses “Crying Chair” to
Cure Whining Children
“In our family of four children”
writes a mother in the Parents’ Mag:
azine, “there are numerous disappoint.
ments, frequent brulses and
sional quarrels, Any of these,
o0cH -
" says
more or less prolonged, and some
times prolonged according to the
amount of sympathy and attention re
celved, To reduce the crying to a
minimum we placed a small odd chair
in the corner of the sewing room and
designate it as the ‘crying chair’
“Now when anyone has to ery he Is
sent, or frecuenily goes of his own
accord, to this corner by himself to
cry until he is finished. The rest
of the family goes quietly about its
business and pays no attention to the
erying one. Naturally the child soon
discovers that he js wasting his time
and making himself ridiculous, and
the crying spells grow shorter and
less frequent. In fact they have al
most disappeared at our house.”
Handbags
There are some lovely handbags In
bright colored leathers, that look spe-
cially well with white clothes for sum-
mer. White is very popular this year,
and bright accessories are good with
it. They give it brightness and ehar
acter, and help make it becoming,
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——
Those with whom
we oan apparently
become well ac
quainted In a few
moments are gener
ally the most difficult to rightly know
and to understand.
him. He has managed an office force
of draftsmen and has given a few
sales talks to the fellowes who go out
to dispose of the products of his plant;
and that Is as far as his administra
tive duties have led him.
He could mannge the largest educa.
tional Institution In the country with
ease, and without further
he admits it to me
modestly, but with assurance. The
knows about the work of a
departinent, the m certain he Is
that If he had his hand on the steer
ing wheel he could guide the intellee
tual machine swiftly
over the rockiest roads.
made to see that he is
that could no
Job, simple as It seems, than 1,
having had either mechanics
however,
experience ; and
less he
ore
and smoothly
He can’t be
a Joke and
manage my
never
ar me
he nore
chanical drawing,
bridge
was h opher or
teacher
but he
they were sure they
or Rm
ohserved
common
George Heard, one
standing amateur athletes, has desert:
ed the simon pure ranks and will play
a8 a member of the New York Ran
gers in the professional hockey league
For the past two years Heard bas led
the scoring In the Saskatchewan
business and who trusts the other man | Amateur Hockey league an had
to run his really Is likely to | turned down professional offers
know He's a star baseball pitcher, and made
records for himself In cricket, boxing,
f«
It is curiou mel nas : .
tist know nd other sports, He'll report
istic know y 3
ry tar York Ia Octo
i NW any
about law. | New
|
further of Canada’s out
knew
business as well
that
every
and felt
criticism
was being conducledy The
concluded, Is the
most ahout
Riso,
about
other man's
quite offer
the way it
wise man,
who
competent to on
Socrates
one knows his
own
4 all
since he ail
{little about
ingers in
Ex-Conviet Ki
Pa The last
lis Himself for Love
chapter Ax 3
ras ab to Ik
Corna finished his story and
ou ve, he slashed his
Mrs. Ritt said
orn told me he had gone to De
from Pittsburgh when a young
and met a former Pittsburgh gird
was married and had one child.’
added. “He sald fell in
her
“Ons
roat,
written with the 1 ] de | the | "
home of ome he hia loved 3 troit
vain
Nathan
burgh, parole f ther fro she
{ Mich.) he
had been sentenced for killing a wom-
an In Detroit, killed
home of Mrs Doras +
For six weeks Corn § ought to
win the of
Corna her
man
who
he love
Marquette prison, with
where
the woman was found
was accused of the
years the case was
Michigan courts and he
inally was sentenced to life imprison
ment. He begged me to belleve him |
innocent.”
day
and
For
fought In
dead Corns
widow crime two
love i
told
. . 1 " nid. - . >
Two-Purpose Dress Is
in High Favor Just Now
The double duty
favor just
the
with
dress is in hig
this we
can
sartorial
try. These
to find, as
to fit and All a
wardrobe,
mean type of
be worn equal success and
assurance in town and
Coun
frocks are not too Sasy
most frocks are designed
niche in
this season,
very definite
But
been
the more
to this type
of frock have frocks
that we town and
motor out to the country without hav-
ing to change,
attention has given
now
wear in
and so we
can then
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Deer Breaks Its Neck
in Rush at Fence
St. Johnsville, N. YA vie
tim of its own fright, a deer
captured recently and placed In
in an enclosure In local
park was killed when it ran
against the fence and Incurred
a broken neck. The deer was
found on a street here.
the
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“Modern marriage is a farce In
which the actors play a part”
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Will Tour Nation in a Hollow Log
Cyrus Gates, a Vucific coast lumberman, with his hollow log vn wheels,
in which he plans a tour of the United States. (utes and his associates have
mounted a twelve-foot-long section of a hollow fir log on a truck chassis, and
4 door and windows have been cut. The log Is six feet in diameter, allowing
plenty of room for moving around laside this tree on wheels.
When you have decided to pet rid of worms,
use "Desd Shot” Dr. Peery's Vermifuge,
One dose will expel them, All druggists,
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Higoos Choms Whe. Fetohopne HY
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connection with Parker's Hulr Halearm Makes the
hair soft and fluffy, 50 cents by mail or st drug-
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Friendship Marred by
Distance in New York
In New York eity it is { “ii
know an infinite va
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quaintance with
sors of applied
ists, pugilists, }
reporters, toe
of South Ame;
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AID SOCIETY, WICHITA.
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ir to
{ the
1 English
air
this ool
degmee
1d recently
appeared :
“Willi ti 1
rowed Waverly
Les Miserables
1 hor-
and
Aiven-
same to
rsons w have
Noveis No bh
Vol, 1
library, kindiy
from
return
MM PP”
in passing that the
al. P. after Lady. Astor's name does
not stand for pictures nor
mounted police member of par
den
Viscountess Astor,
Une mentions
motion
but
To Be Pitied
boasts
“She they don’t owe any-
body a cent,” said Mrs. Jones
“Huh! retorted Mrs Brown, “1
don't envy them. They have no ear,
no radio, wear old clothes and spend
all their time at home”
Dew
“I wonder If it's
doors this morning
“Yes, mother,” said little Joseph-
Ine, “it's se bot the grass is perspir
ing. :
very warm out.
Jobless Jobbers
“Jobbers eliminated from the mar
ket,” What is so jobless as a jobber
out of a job?
Sugarless candidates fail to eateh
the floating vote.
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In cenit echt
W, N. U, BALTIMORE, NO. 32.1831,