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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-29

have been recommending your medicine
to NV friends, and you are welcome to
use nv testimonial for | can never praise
your medicine enough for what 1T has
done for me. "-RHODA E. CARBAuGH,
r. r. /, Hagerstown, Md.
Women will tax their powers of en-
durance to the limit before giving up.
and it is then some womanly aiment
develops and they have to give up en-
tirelv. When a woman suffers from
such symptoms as Irregularities, head
aches, backaches, bearing-down pans.
inflammation, nervousness and the
blues" it is well for her to proht by
Mrs. Carbaugh's experience, and try
lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com:
pound. 1t has restored multitudes OF
women suffering FRONT Observation-Disclosures
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-29
UNDER CRIMSON SKIES"
IS AT THE GLOBE

Elmo Lincoln, the phycical marvel
o. the screen, who gained prominence
by his portrayal of "Tazan of the
Apes" has the leading role in "Under
Crimson Skies" A rousing, stirring
= 'c-ure. A romantic picture. A story
that sweeps you up out of your hum
drum life and carries you off TO sea
IN marvellous adventure of the kind
hat thrills you through and through.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-29

body was sWollendhu
l often had pains 90
| had to lie down. /
was treated by q
physician, but he did
not seem to help me
at all. My sister had
taken your medicine
with great results 50
! took Lydia E.Pink-
hams Vege t a BILE
Compound and nowl,
am able to work and
feel like working, |
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-29
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

Ellls' Ball. Fifty evening dresses to
be opened Monday morning. adv.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-29
TWO SISTERS
GET help
Praise Lydia E. Pinlsham's
Vegetable Compound for
what it did for Them

1aperstown, Md was overworked
and nv monthly periods stopped My
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-29

We have exactly thirty-two suits in our stock,
and we are going to make such ridiculous low
price that every suit will go the first day. We have
promised ourselves moi to invoice one ladies' suit
February 1s
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-23
BODY or WAR
HERO ARRIVES HERE
Military Funeral Sun
day for Herminis
Callegos

The body of Herminis Gallcgos'
aha vas lilsf In hatti. IN France
August 30. 1918. reached the ciiN
this morning from ~ paso. u was
taken 10 the funsrul parlors ct Garcia
X Son. Late this eveninE t WIN De-
convey cd 60 the family residence az
l5ds West Fruit avenue aud will re-
maiu there uhtn sunday Al ,
O'Clock sunday afternoon services
or the var hero VIII b. o. at the
san Felipe church 10 uid Town, and
burial viii be- in Santn barbara
ccmttcry. A military funeral viii De-
hgld. the military units 10 form on
tn sonth eide Of the plaza in old
Town az e.30 o'clock and march with
the body To- santa Barbara cemetery.
Arrangements ARE being mnd" by
the American Legion. who are re-
quosiing that an cX-Hervicc men meet
nf the south side OF tho old Town
nlnyn VI ESQ Sunday
Herminig GallcguF is the son ~
NJ. and Mrs. Mauricio Gnllegus, ana
died les action with the american
forces in France. IT. was q Nom
ler Of Company ~, sixty first In
| fanuy. Re was 30 years 81 age.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-23
SNAPPY REVIEW
PROVES TO BE ALL
NAME IMPLIES
Miss Jennie Montoya to
Be Crowned Queen at
Performance Tonight

"snnppy Revlew." n light musical
ahit vas presented Inst niEht az the
High sChoui auditorium nv the Loyal
Order 81 Moose. The play was very
well dune and showed Tint there ID
an abundance Of talent here iu Al.
hnquerquc.
Miss Jennie Montovn was the lead
ing lady and conceded the prettiest
girl In the show. Miss Nont0ya has
necn chosen Queen OF tho Moose aud
II 10 be crowned al the performance
tonight. Governor Mcchem was 10
have beet present 10 crown the queen
but urgent business prevents his com
Ing and ne has appointed H. C..
Hernnndoz to act in hts place.
There u q wealth 81 music aud
comedy iu' the Review md the audi.
cnco was very rencroua IN showing
ita appreciation i.ouir Turner's fe-
male impefsonution wns the hit OF
the evening. Miss Anita pearce edna
Whispering ana was 20 we'll ap.
piauded that she had 90 repeat The
SONG Henry Stinoinetts. Nistot Dn-
ran Chu rlcs Rem mud John Doizal
deii also starred. In fact much credit
T. due M entire cast for their efforts
go give Albuquerque something worth
while IN musical entertainment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-23
Police Recover
Dog Woman Seeks
With Tears in Eyes

4 Canadian NJ q focal hotel anw r.
Canadian dpg In an automobile ~
the curb. The dos was shivering ana
th" Canadian folt 1urry ~ took the
dog 10 his room.
Ye+tefday Mrs. Barton ~ Glpricta
aprerred ~ the police stftion ana
Hhtt t"nrs ull the police any they
flowed on the floor afound the feet
90 Tho dugk serrriut She said she
had driven To- town in her automobile
n leaving the dos In the front scat
~ tht cHr went intp % Hurc 60 shop.
when ahc came out b iaid th" dog
waa gone.
Th-n Policeman g. a. Carter en-
tered the station ana saw the woman
crying He remembered he had seen
"a hotel clerk aud Wuutber man riding
about town. They had had a dog w
tn car. The wits ~ the police were
working.
Tho hotel elcri. was called on the
totuphuu, Policeman Thomas iiO-
gan ven 20 the hotel aud recovered
The dog The man explained that ho
did not intend 10 steal the dog but
had fct slrrv Tor IL. Mrs Burton
dried her ears and began an arfaN
of flnttcry On the cniclcncy of the
police dauartment Sire thanked the
city manager also, The pole,
thaurtt nifis OF "A however. II beinf
one uf the common Incidents la police
! yirslUf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-23
Bankers Livestock
Pool Will Be in
Operation in Week

CHICAGO. Ime 2s-Ineorpofntion
% the bankers livestock loan cor
pofation. the my miinon dollar i've
stock loan pool. will be compieted
within a week. according 10 plans
outlined at n meeting Of New York
ana Chicago bankers here ~ Il ex.
pected that the corporation. whoss
capital viii be subscribed by banks
throughout the country. will be IN .
poritlon to function shortly after ths
subscription list u closed.
VI. l.. Mcclure. member ~ thu
honid Of direct1rs Of the federal ~.
serve bank OF Kansas City. viii prob
ably head the corporation as eSecn'
tive manager. Management OF th'
corporation win be vested IN a boar,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-23
FOURTEEN NUMBERS
ON THE ~CHAUTAUQUA
PROGRAM THIS YEAR
Lectures, Musical and
Entertainment Fea-
lures Well Divided

Plans for the 1921 Rodpath-Iiornor
r~hautauaun. which Will b. IN Anu
puerque from Jnly Al tn o.. iaoiusivo.
are being Formulated and,r the IA
rcrtion Of T.. g. Morsfeider ehhir-
man uf he rommittc" m charge Mr..
Nerafoilor announced TODAY tnnt the
program viii contain fourteen NUM-
beers Instead Of twelve M
heretofore. and that they viii be Of
Tered a. the old price Of $3.50. with
war tax for the season.
Tho program is aiunliy divided he-
tween Lectures and musical ana en-
tcrtnlnment fenturcr. seven lectures.
'acl prescuiinE a subject that the
managers holiryc fa De- uf vital inter
80 today. have heDu arranged. ma
rome Of thr fnfrmual ioctnrrfs Of
the country hnYo been booked for
the circuit Aiunu ihnm are John
Trmuip frnvcs. The sfuluf ni fuurnn-
iie'. Henry a Adrian whose speech
viii ptoVe vittnv Interesting 90 aert-
cultural cnmihinitioai Charles ".
~rtaticuhug who viii apenk on homo
Inventory and community fn-oucra-
uu commnulsm fu 1N itH ruiEcf,
MADAME ~salnvrnbva niorr ~ n ma fot
general on tho siuff of tho cEnr. and
re- IONA ~ tHre education and
charm. who win give 70 lecture on
tho Russia If tDdav. ur NJ pnon
chew tho chinese Marx Twin wis
VIII lecture on conditions IN China
and Ipuun uul 10 J. o. i%tphiuson
Who Will Hlrpiy an iuspif1ii1futl vr'
of isctIto
IN tho entertainment features
George gohuu's uurnt Hanp success
"Rroaiwav loves" wiz h' nrescniod
with O. lN"v Yoif cast. Nicrta's
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-23
WHO'S HERE
sTURCTS

sTURCES
John e. Spears. Gallup.
o. r. Miller. Denver.
%. T.. Mcdonald aud wife. Roswell
g. A Thompson, Camp sherman,
uhio.
Bred G.. Mazhach san Marcial.
= a.. solbciR. Minneapolis.
AI.NNH MO
Frank g. Duherty. los Angeles
Fred i. fuhlim san Francisco.
John g. FLYNN, Los Angeles
Murris ~lch,l Cincinnati
&C. G"ig"rman, Sew YORK CITY.
O. a. MaguirD, New York city.
L,y I5uu. Kansas city. Mo.
g.. 90 Ritter. Portsmouth Ohio
s e. u,msackrr aud wife. ~ i'isu
a. 81. DoWuu, Tuprku, Kan,
- T.. Rowland. Philadelphia.
a.. D. Etrkeuduh and Wit, thilIdrl
T. 4. wood ~ Pnso.
DID, \. Mct'trty and willie Pueblo
colo.
" J. Let and wife. san Jose.
\. i.cct. san Jose.
". Loct. Sau jose.
Joe Trlst. SAN Jose.
Miss g.. VI simmons. Dallas. Texas.
g. e. dessert. Roswell
e.. A. Spencer. boswell.
u g. Anderson, Mountainair.
= " stewart Topeka, Kan.
g. " wright. Denver.
! r. smith. New YORK city.
g. o. Cr'slrr. kansas city, Mo
Eddie Sommcr, chicago.
u. D. Carleton, Shoemaker. " N.
Mrs $ a. Comstock. Los Angelic
N. g. -elig, Philadelphia.
geo e. campbell. Philadelphia.
q. %. Noigt, Denver.
August Puk and wife. Milwaukee.
wis.
q. sloan, Trinidad. Colo.
D. a. hibcrdich aud vile, Louis
a. J. sabin and wife Kansas city.
~. l.. Ferris. New York city.
p y. schallor. chicago.
COMBS
T. W Lackncr, Denver.
o. A. Duncan, Denver.
" o. Ingram, pocatollo. Idaho.
n. e.. Marmon inguna.
Jack Jones'. Roswell
Ice = Evans and family. Marquee.
a. NJ
g.. o. Gillctt. Maria. Texas
" = Moore. Carlsbad y. NJ
q. o. Stockard. carlsbad. - 81.
e. o. T.. Turner. Roswell.
D. o. ,allopy and wife, Fort Col
Inns Colo
liu' Colo.
e T. Kcmper. Carrizozo, ~. A.
Mrs. ". e. Gillett, Kansas city
Mo.
s. Houstadt, Lns Lunas
r. y Tenley, Carlsbad.
W. Iellsr, Portable
o. A. Pratt. III laso.
RsN Truman. Denver.
g. smith nnd wife. wichita, Kan
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-23
Former Postmaster
OF Bisbee, Arizona,
Gets Six Years

PHOENIX. Aria, Juno es~Ion
A. Bailey. former postmaster NJ his
boc. Arizona. wno pleaded guilty In
federal district court TO having APP
propiiated $4,000 Of thu govern
menti money a. hts own use. was
Sentenced 10 alN years ~ the federal
penltcntiary rt lsakenwoTth. knnaas.
by Judge Willinm ~ Sawtcife.
Mrtt kcatnn. ~~iif-cnnfesssd ac-
coniplice In the robbery 81 the post
oni''v al Bisbee secured the $40. 900
pleaded Ruilty t. 70 charge Of having
been implicated la the robbery and
was sentenced Co five years la IN,
federal peuitentinry al Leavenworth
Through keaion. the government
stolen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-23
McMurry Residence
Undergoing Alteration

The H Myers Construction COM
rnny II doing the alteration work
ON j. y. McMurray's residence, as
South F1fth street. The exterior Is
TO have % s,ucvo-plaster pebble dash
effect IN the natural finish and the
front porch IL TO be remodeicd.
a Earago OF monolithic concrete,
twrnty-one hy thirteen feet. IN to b.
built on the rear Of the residence,
and when all work ~ completed viii
make u u very attractive hons.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-23
Chinese With Clothes
Afire Drives Auto

MESA. Nriz. June 2g-rharlir
gunu. o. pioneer Chinese resident Of
Arizona and proprietor 81 u large rcs-
tuutunt h~re. b. in "a local hospital
probably fatally bun acd uH o. result
~ q myststi ous explosion and fire
iu one of the Tive htick residences
which GUAM own here. early today
Police believe that following the
explosion. GUAM with his rluthiNg
liugluE and hif bare f'"t badly
burned. drove from the scene ~ tho
oNpluion 60 his restaurant several
blocks distant.
This theory. police said, was sup
ported by the condition OF ouan's
automobile, which was found stand
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-23
Halls Catarrh Medicine

Those who are IN a run down condls
uon viii notice hat Catarrh bothers
them much more than when they are In
good health. This fact proves that while
Catarrh "a a local disease. Il b. greatly
,nfiuenced by constitutional conditions.
Tonic and Blood Purifier. and acts through
the blood upon the mucous surfaces Of
the body, thus reducing the Inflammation
and restoring normal conditions.
All druggists Circulars free.
r. }. Cheney a Co. Toledo. Ohio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-23
At the Theaters
Today
Lyric


Extended runs at the Aston thcaier
In New York and al the Playhouse
Ia Chicngo. biz legitimate theatres
and an attendance that broke an
fecords al the Capitol. In New York.
the worlds largest motion picture
theater, hnva proved conciusiveiy lint
Earthbound." which will b. shown
at tbs Lyric theater. for the last time
today II oue OF the biggest motion
picture attractions ever offered 10 the
public.
u WIS universally praised by the
theatrical critics uf both cities.
Aside from the fact that Basil
Kings great story n presented with
an ull-star cast and that ~ whole year
~ WORK was spent upon % to make
b. technically perfect. his picture hun
"a plot different To- any that has ever
been attempted before. FOR that
reason "Earthbound" aroused wide
1prcad discussion not only among
critics but the thenter going public
IN the two cities where IL has boon
hown. The fact that the story
rarfiea the passion swept destinies Of
q mlthiess man and "a seductive wo-
man even Into the life beyond. gave
rise 10 much speculation AZ To- the
plausibillty Of such u theory o. the
object OF Mr.. KIM In writing n.
A Vanity comedy Take Your
Time" Is being shown In addition
10 the special film.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-23

You are reading tins al. Other
people will read yours. Phone
34b.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-23

~ dir~s4ala clqrfrd ~ fnt auh1crib-
INK ba nks.
Operation - the corporation 4 sS-
pected To- afford Immediate financial
relief to the livestock industry.
Central Park. New York. was first
laid opt in 1857.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-23
Lewis Gives
Platform on Which
He Expects to Win

---HN III.
taxi "a leading STEP TOT N"i'""'"
W "fi' "i,i''
Using pasHak' "l we Hul'h pa" ~
make the MINIMUM Wtst TOT A"N''"
me ~ 'inpi"N's - p ~!
Supp'illht lW 'N''uttN ~.
r'pnrt ON hdf'rf" ''uii ue'l-i"iiH "i'
urging eIhetUl'hi ~ ""'''"'' ANU
ihluh'tl"u
supporting "'i"lts OF tn' Heaih'h %"
got W"thm'nH compensation "h" p"
'id'n' insurance -
Nupl"illhh l"' hit'N M'h' ""N
cot the ,uul strike.
Opposing the calder coal hi IN
the United states aHu7tC.
Approval uf the Massachusetts, law
] relating Co formation uI co-uucratiN'
hurts aud credit unions.
Request fur .lrrer Appropriation
for tho federal amnIoN ment bureau.
Iuds..s, mrni ~ the American Fpd-
! Grafton 81 Iathor's p-orsonue' research
I fnundnttou
Auuro,.d pr,afd,nt Gomp.rs' tr-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-23

I,pau bas rour cities OF mrro than
100000 iuhahit1niH
Ancient Rom. vIs situated on s'v-
On hills
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-23
Pastine

t0day-Ralph Incc IN The Highest
law" aud Harold Lloyd In Now or
Never" fnce. one OF the strongest
actors In nlmdomb ~ here seen IN
a big vital picture. Harold Lloyd is
dealing out laughs In scores In Now
or Never'-a scrcamingly funny pie
turt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-23
Ideal

iT O. Warner, who created Aids
Jimmy Valentino" on the stage. de-
cltrss that Jimmy Doyle. tho hero
OF "Dlce of Destiny" be- an even bet
Uutiue.
Dice Of Destiny" H. the story 81
20 gentleman Jewel thief who cumcs
home after three years in Jail and
finds that the daughter of a pal has
been left in bio care. The mther's
diving plea was that tho Eirl De kept
away from the crook game. and 20
give her a chance. Jimmy wallis the
straight and marrow path.
However. the straight road h us
thOruy us the way 90 true iuVo. ana
Jimmy o. walking both.
THIS Jesse o. Hampton-pnthc fea-
turo enacted hN o. splendid cast ln
support OF M Warmer and directed
hy Henry King, De- az the Ideai
th'utor today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-23

The Faith Healer" the George
Melford experimentation with a
super cart. IL being shown today In
its last run az the az" theater. "The
Faith Healer" tTiugs religion into
mo. FOR 10 durcs 60 mention the In
fluencc real religion can nave unnn
the human soul u IN OF e riasa
of pictures hat are really gripping
tht pitturU-seeiug world.
An act Of vaudeville. les and Dot
Dunn boo COMEDY. singing o. dane
inE. b. being shown herr today also.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-11
Passing of the Old Miner.

report of the mining activities in Illinois
during 1920 recently issued shows that the day
Of the old miner, who dug coal out of . vein
with the aid Of pick and shovel. has passed.
Robert NJ. Medill. director Of the state de-
partment Of mines and minerals. states in his
report that in the largest coal field in the state.
the tenth district only 1925 tons of coal
were mined by hand, compared with 1857 ,025
mined by machine, this condition practically
reversing conditions existing few years ago.
The electrically equipped mining machine is
doing most of the work, and will continue to
do so.
The report for the tenth district, which
comprises Franklin county, brings out the fact
that the total output in 1920 was 1889 $50
TONS and of this amount 379,S44 tons were
wasted or consumed at the mines, and 1857 ,1S7
tons made more burnabIe by the rescreening
and washing process.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-11
Our Bird Friends.

Francis G. Blair. state superintendent Of
public instruction. is authority for the state
u,snt that tmidity Of Birds which ten years
ago kept several Illinois species beyond the
reach and out Of the sight Of man. has been
greatly overcome by the humanizing influence
u Arbor and Bird days in Illinois.
Mr. Blair says that school boys and their
parsnts, who. not many years ago came largely
under The sane classification - enemies Of
BIRDS. are today their staunch frisnds
"rnroushout illinois," he claims. school
bsys and girls are doing the same thing They
are caring for birds. housing and feeding them.
treating them kindly. Birds It hrst were mot
afraid Of men. but when our fossfa&hs1 cams
here sustsre rough men. they carried each one
. rtas They killed things. Their children fol-
lowed them. Both boys and girls killed. too.
AM ths birds. observing this promiscuous
slaughter. kept out OF the way. Ten ysafs ago
one could not ~ lwoodthrush. except BY
crsepiag b. stealth into the brush. and until
this vsey day W have not overcome The fear
q ~ AsgDit thrush.
s1Dus now. eomrsAsship With birds IL spring.
En- - Love Of thsn, - the love Of flowers.
" = ioaeef. psofssssd b. jast women end
IbA1EQe.. but stsoes mn aelnewielse tAsls
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-11
Taxing Bachelors.

Casting about for new sources Of revenue,
several states are picking on bachelors. The
legislature Of Montana has voted to tax them
q . year each. The tax Is small but is the
principle right! The takers proceed on the
assumption that all bachelors are q self-cen-
tered lot who have only their selfish selves to
care for But what of those bachelors who, In
order to devote their lives to invalid parents
Of other dependent relatives, make sacrifice Of
their more romantic affections? Should these
b psnalized by special taxes?
And what Of those bachelors who think they
serve society in that by making no choice Of
. wife they avoid making . bad choice. Such
. policy deserves, at least, respect and con-
sidsration. The bachelor-tax would assess a
penalty against mistake, while We continue to
1--WE legal sanction to the folly Of the man Who
leaps into matrimony.
OF course, there can be no objection to tax
Ing bachelors who stay single just because II
II more convenient and comfortable to be single
than married But how are such slackers to
b. distinguished from bachelors-by- circum-
stance and bachelors on principle?
Taxing bachelors Is not new. The ancient
Romans tried to punish bachelors by enactins
q Law that declared all bachelors incapable OF
inhseiting legaciss. However. the law brought
NO relief and the high-living bachelor popula-
tion 10 blamed. in part. for the decline and
fall Of the Roman empire.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-11
The Big Event Of July.

Mr.. Carpenter of France and Mr.. Dempsey
q the United States finally have condescended
10 . meeting In the fstic arena to determine
the championship Of the world The distin-
guished gentlemen will clash in the month Of
July at some point in the state of New Jersey.
Fifty thousand persons will be permitted to
view the entertainment At charges for seats
varying from IS to $50. In the intervening
period the publicity batteries of the respective
camps will devote themselves to attempting to
convince the followers of things pugilistic how
II will not be possible for the other to carry OF
the honors. There will be three months Of
anticipation and discussion, with the likelihood
that the real performance will not last longer
than half hour. It's . great life.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-11

@. Where is the longest oontin-
uous stretch Of hard-surfaced road
east of the Mississippi river?
G. N. C.
A. The highway from Portland.
Maine. to Warrington. D. c.. about
200 miles In length. 10 the longest
continuous stretch Of hard-surfaced
road east Of the Mississippi.
G. Why can't I find the town of
Brummasem IN any atlas: A. A.
A. BrummaEem 10 q corruption
of Birmingham tEngland). The term
has been synonymous with worth
less articles having q giitterinE e.
terror. various kinda Of cheap jew
elYy having bean Manufactured IN
Birmingham.
G. Who appoints the chief JUS
tees Of the supreme court, and Ia
it necessary for hi-n to be selected
from among the associate justices
D. L,
A. The president of the United
States appoints all justices of the
supreme court Of the United Htatea
1t is net necessary that the CHIEF
! justice be selected from the pum.
Der of associate justices; TN tact
Chief Justice White Ia the only
chief justice who was an aasoci.
ate justice before his appointment
az chief justice.
@. What are the fdes of March
u. n,
A. The "fdes of March" has ref.
erence to the Roman system oil
reckoning time. They divided .hAil
month into KalMaA Noasa aat