New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 22, 1924, Page 12

NDERWOOD HITS SOLDIERS' BONUS Would-Be Democratic Preswlen» tial Candidate on Tax Reduction compensat itory pay vears' time, t deal of or the care wounde |ser or mud volcano has deve NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1924, Greb Retains His Title ';Believed to Be Progeny of Lava Emitting Eruptors Washington, recent D. C., Jan scovery that a huge mud ped \th | during the past few years in the bot- . the for the Must e Paid. t those who Anti-Nonns feasons y exa he n he or borrow time whe i~ | ture, become 1 ume Clever Deduction A Contortionist's Feat for ‘Inn I omen Shoe Has Made Many Friends advantage ) exercise—the nodeled on- ective ane the in the » genuine comfort which Can- 1 to give. ¢ o have you tyles and try on a and let us fit lasting comfort. \\, ar ee the paii ou in %b Sloan Bros. S5 MAIN ST. | generatio; ol hy borders have proposal Tor ensation that the {tom of the enormous crater of Kat- mai in the peninsula of Alaska question of th uous rela aises of ordin, 1 the . D. €. headquarters of National Geo, hie socicty des them and tells of the places of their oceurrence, “Mud volcanoes an: most cases p emitting voleanors-—s of patriar virility,” lava-flows near the choke off the possit cruptions for a time at perhaps, only little crevic hich steam generated farther may push upward in numcrons jets Where the Mud Comes From “If these vents ordinary fumaroles or are formed on the s the steam passes thr shale or fine volean to the surface the: creamy mu to flow into the « pressure pushes th “The solidify, the bulletin, and Johnny Wilson did nothing else rounds of fighting at Madison Square v retaining his middleweight title as Clinch! Tt but: Greb Garden, Ne pass through rock " world's champion. st R il of the Colorado river, just south of il absorb mois- ind tend | ber s ve steam many places on the various conti ! upward and | Not all of them, apparently eventually throws it ut of the vent at |1+ form Vo the surface more or less violently. In &t the time the mud throst out at the ace builds up a cone large or small rding to the of steam and mud “Most of the world's mud volca- | the the oceur; sia Crimea Sometimes the are associated asphalt deposi Asin. and the i the nor n Cos| yard 1 little beehive-like and perhaps those of the Rus- are of similar origin. little Etnas of mud with petroleum s near Baku in d of Trinidad off of South America, as Greatest Mud Volcano wid voleanoes such as that ¢ they occur in mud mounds onts, are in activity, some students zion canic d it is the belie of the subjeet W the s il reactions course o California line where numbers of | and | S {reported in Katmai's creater are r ¢ill be thrown 1000 or more feet tively rare. The largest and most ac- | into the air. tive bitherto known of what may be| “pPoas demonstrates still further its ‘:‘,’,?.s’;i"{'f‘r'";’r ,"’::ll "‘."[;:"“’"’:k;" n:}'" hybrid nature by displaying at times | far from the city of San Jose, ,nd.‘tht characteristics of a real voleano, | might as truly be classified as a glant | In 1910 an eruption occurred which geyser. In consists of a lake of mud | Went far beyond the mud and water {and water in the bottom of a crater | stage, pouring out thousands of tons [ half a mile wide and 800 fect de )of ash or sand as well as hurling large | As in a geyser the eruptions occ fragments of roc l\igh into the air,” }murn or less regular intervals, va ST |ing in this case from 12 to 20 min-, \oumin-v {he Sound utess Sometimes the water will mere- | Co-Ed—Your new overcoat is rather |1y bubble up slightly in the center of | loud. the lake giving off steam. 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