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FINANCIAL
Husines, Opportunities


CpNFEN IloN ELY for sale. store fully
,Gu!ppcd. doing uic- business. Too inuc h
!"r owner to handle. cal at :lOt East
broad.
CoSFE'IIDNER WANrEB-Wautcd TO
buy, small confectionery store ,v!th sod,
fountain stat. your earnings aud price.
lipN tI3. rho Dispatch
FOR SALE stven OF dry goods, notions.
shoes. exc. with ar Wi'nuu; icas. on
hu'idinEi On Wednesday,. June 49,.
~" VIII sol! 1T public auction tor cash
I" thu Highest uitd.r, our "ntir. stocK
of m"rr hhr!is" OF approx imat"ly Si2-
800, together With !iN'ur.s amounting 10
S..,-5 HuiucIlatr confirmation OF s.l.
ANA ppsS' >-l"u given. GAMBLER Grove u!
go ti l.. Gambler PropD, LOuisburs.
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l'hoYn HOLLOWAY
"o'i 2,,s E. su'sryt'or. q 'or" c!ss44aa,y
OFFICE ur TIE viUGiWIN STATE
HIGHWAY COMMISSION.
EitHMpSE "a

lis Thira street n.rhuona "a
Sonib min SUN NH. mSSn,s Iy.,''. ullii'ii
n.,lo,N noon Inu- :. 1921 toF ne cHu-
,NH.i'"n 81 mo i"ilowin. sections 90 state
Virginia Protcc, 10 80 $50 miles ~
eastward IN Pn'ticl County
,o HTs.!ini,. nrn5"e, NJ. - g9ecrrtG wall
hiumin"u- 'uapalsm road in1Irn, there.
20. on state Road 30 n. IN wise
Virginia Project 80. rsH s77 niicx ~
Soi ioiH GA state Road 80 Il. trom
.oNss - Fosters store "a ieliinN
lIrEin.s rrojsc' 80 g, $50 mites Of
road pu state Road 80 - from krcl.u;
Nirs!'li rrujcrl 80 SOS 7.l7 uUes Y
n.'Iiulauus IrActdHlu road on state ItunI'
-" ~ from Tacoma 4" KlNrr View. 10
Aitcruat. b.ds ryil bc considered on
rrgjor, S,,,. ustuE generate pavement
N'tr'r.n fIoJoot So i!"r2Hstrgrt!on ~
on S'ht" Road ~. 10. noar Ilu!atou. 100
Eos.a.ers MI r. a. m foll2@sns .n.isa..
- .s,o..,. q lego y n, FRIDAY Jun
~ nig Stons Cap. az 200 \. NJ Thurs
ray June End fur Project %.
.s, ;lr rroj.e, g,5
=. ra""nrr .: oogne nag.y. We. ~
~ rarona a, =. NJ Thursday, Juno
-ui. 'or Project 500.
81 lIo!s,on, 81 1900 y. 81 Wednesdays.
Jun 's'. !"t Project So.
y certified cI,yk 10 the amount ~ D.,
pf h' tnil hij. NOS 90 exceed Sa.on"-H".
mad. ui4yHb." TO the state Highway ,uiu-
W!sslrHrr, must accompany vnrl hid
Plans. ANA Specifications ar, on. nlc 1T
ONO, 81 Virginia state Highway Comlui4-
sIuu"r, llI south THIRD street ltch
H"'.d. Va. and a. oiiCc 81 tn, following
cnE!nc"r=: TO. Protests a.. SOS and ; -t',
= -. kecl".. Bristol. Va. For Projects
r'b md 90, -. T.. Scott LSuchbUrs, aud
:or Project 80. Il. u. Bryan. Roauoa..
rlnnH fpr sections OF state roads v..-
b" furnished prosperity" hiHd"rs on r--
'"ipi "f $500 payable to tn" Second ~
7!stnnt COMMISSIONS. g. 30 of which wil
b." -ctIudud when plans are returned in
%"nh condition within two weeks after
1!iF ar, opened
IE" STAT" Highway Commissioner %
serves IN" right To reject any .ui bids
I. l.. COLEMAN
stat" Highway Commissioner.
%pft.-i'lnns for bridge oyer iEclsl"n
Elr,r an lee. secured from ". T. Hobart.
!Nl H"Tlh Eighth street. ~ cost Of -
cents fnl hostage
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IL" 5. Third Street. RIrhuont "a
BIZ Nl'l b" T,c"lN'd - mo oi'ipa II tr-
virginia state iiHhwty Comm lSsipn. IIs
Soh'h fhirI street Richmond W uuisl
u u',lo'A noon. Jane :. 1871 Tor M, con
srHgit"n ~ Tho following sections 90 state
Ip.,r!s.
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AULTIONS-LECdLS
Legal Notices


StTItE.
OF ~ 'l.rt II TIA" Hoard Of su5.-,I,
90 i"f" county. st YORKTOWN. y4r.,F' '
unn. noon on he 18Th day OF June. r.
t"s iht tnhHtTny'i"n 81 concrete WALL &
lnrh's ihlc. across both ends and ,I|,.
GA" SD" %; 'ac Courthouse inf tn,FS
n.fa from level of IA" ground. Ina !,
'ugnrs den To me ground on ,hc rom
ana roar % .hli Tot on the lido of
lot IN" base % the puH /. Ia h. a.
level "th hr has' 81 the present ,o.,-. =
'lF. e. ma "inS tho "ali about feet frnu
u's. !" i?p, on IN" side. Also 5orsra,s
sidewalk feet vide ana inches ,bt.Ls
""InnS 'front.' crd az ah.i lot. and Gomez, -
sHr'cf inch"r tNluA ana aIoui 80,
"ii' along lh" 81 sai lo' An OF ,.hich
,. 20 be nniii nrcori!ns To- the uars and
Once a. Yorktown. virginia "
4 bond Wi'h surety In Tho penalty ..
- yer cont 81 The hid cunHIri,rrd 10 -. -.
into ana faithfully PERFORM CONTRACT, I.
..G p" accepted - fcTuiroI with Ga n
The itoarh reserves the right 1, rcies,
hy @fder .! ne noari o; supervisor.
FLOYD HOLLOWAY.
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REiL EST.lTE EOR RENT
Apartments aud Flats =,
FOR RENT

OIt hEN i
broom and bath-Fur-
nished apartment. I'M
mediate possession.
Franklin Street, near
Lombardy. Price, rea-
Sonable.
broom flat = Furnished.
Very attractive. Modern
IN every way. Immediate
possession. Price, SOS
per month.
broom apartment in the
BRANDON. Possession
June LIST. Price, $50
per month.
Other apartments for pos
session July LIST, August
1st and September lst-
West End and centrally
located.
Down town offices. Immc-
date possession. Rent
reasonable. Either single
or en- suite.
Store 204 North jefferson
Street. Modern and at
tractlve. Good location
Tor any mercantile bust
ness.
West End store, under con-
struction on Robinson
Street, and on Broad
Street near new depot.
Church Hill flats, on 32nd
st. 4 rooms and path.
Price $50 per month.
MORTON G..
THALHlMER.
Second Floor First Nation
al Bank Building.
Phone Rand. sd.
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Of People VIII Read the Want Ads ON This Pace 7odov
.HLRCH-i.NDiSE
Articles for Sale

SODA FOUNTAIN Six and light marble
counter Soda fountains. new. ono hair
price. back bars to match Show
eases wall display eases. mahogany
thalIs SODA tables. lats. meat t.friSc.
i"tor. lea. pillows. two white rna me!
dental chairs. complete: store fixtures OF
All Kinds. See Clarke. 1921 Eas; Cary.
WARDROBE solid oak. in pcr!-c, cnndi-
ti"n. cheap. 81: East Marshall. Madi-
son 25:0.
WE nui. SELL. AND EXCHANGE
Gpob FURNITURE. PIANOS NND
i'HDNcGtAphS. MADISON 1881
ANDERSON
BROAD AT FIRST.
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Personals

WILL not %" r.siurs.y.. lur aay 8,ors
coniractra uS tnsuur uI.rr .r.n sy sr.-
self. !. y. BGNull. 300. Ia!|u- s.f.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Repairing

Repairing 20
LEI.ASDS Quality Shoe shop ayr North
Firth Street. Eanau!ph CESS.
fhONOGRAPH repairing. RowIctt phono-
graph Co. 40 w. Broad ST. Mad 2lb
the iUB sac. Requiring 4lIJ, H. N.r
shall. Ran. 6l1G-w. II. -. C,,h.n pfnn
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, uucIul ijucctur
Sucrinl Notices

ihAUr- >lwln .nAup. t.ne,a. director
and eHUa.n.u; 30. rIs. Main SlgsvL
Madison -! t.auau.aA 1854.
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Statesmen and A.c,,.

AGENTS selling i'orkola house to housc
Max 50" 70 so weekly. Hritc E,rnr,
NomIAhy, E!mita, ). y
~ LESMAS-N -nt"i "staousnci huus.-
h.ii hGcGIS'sy salesman 10 handle on.
iH"!i httlhHS I'm" on strictly com
mission H!s!s sci! hoth IoDh9rs and
irlHli trade. Ia reply Stnj,. full r.r
lltHUFs as {" past selling cNrcricnc..
present conn, tons Address II j.
kline. @lS iIccd bldg. PMiia,riuhtn ~
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Iiclp--AlnIc or I.cmuIn

dtN EkAI. AGE$T for every VirEinin CIV.
"IE'h'%c ChnNHSS"rs on medicine p.on'
rpSlf!"m NrcGi Co. us Pearl Street
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1--we STOCK
Dogs, Cats, Pcts
Poultry and Supplies

CEEEAliA EGG MASII-'rncy shell ou,
double Feed Ccr"hiiI. Keep a rec
ord oil your eggs In 20 and 100 pound
SACKS At Your dealers ur Brauyr 4.
hasten. i-0s East Cary street.
fAKrEiibGE KDChS. Barred Rocks HIGHT
aud dark. H!dck MinOrCas eggs I'D
keeh kandolnn $3.50 t20a BROOK Ru Al.
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Situations Wantcd-I.cmnlc "a

lNrELLlGE%T WOMAN desires posi.,o,,
!" care ior nome aud children sh.r"
t'HH'icntions service would hc ap;,rc-
cihi"d VIII teach yuung Children n,
itGf"rm C!crlCi! duties. X. ,.r.,It.; =. :,
'nan".d i . iioN los City.
: IENoGl;AFHEK Eight years. ..r...r,-
%nHr ,:'-!r"s rrrman"Ht po.it!nu Thnn.
knuGoluA aIs-W
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Houses for Rent
S,inincr Place, Tor Rem =,

SllLpCGigBY HEAcH-Ior season. Jun.
adults. sua.pir,ely ;usn.aho,i hone. fSont.
ing directly on beach. yrurrrt. bot!tc.
~. W s.e,'r. trains to NoriplH.
-.arrr.'-, ,'... not aud cold ruuutn|.
mt'rr viestslc .ghis. .Hou,. bon, TO-
lh't1E select location on b,aCH iUUl
iur s.a>pn Phone 27I, or ..ldr. 4 .
rhsr.d 9 cottage smith stop WA.uusLby
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sHtNANnpAit posIrAblr -.ruuiu ap,r'.
ut"ui WITH hH'h, also rupu Apart
meet with bah. mru.n'I ,,fc In
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Real ESTATE for lAchnn.o ~

I'LL EACiiANGE Income city nrn,.,.
ioi sihh!! iaFin or uoms ic rrapp,tty
Hii"a HeH Co. Sl1 East ETsnt y
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tS.:IjitIilfip

~ yom .ant your oId FURNITURE made new
prone OUT SlE. CoatGs, Madison 5s6, Jones
GTo- 4 Co. Inc. 1880 Ezzi Main 81
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'uAKT AVE- .7uy- Uu-hu.r.d l.s,sr. rr.
teNtGl. S.p'rWu"r, GROOM mod. I'm.
hrich Hat go" stuart Avenue.
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rCh HESC!.IS lbs, your prop.-tv
-. {. I"..nr x co - * .::nth =, VITO
FOit RESULTS list your farms ana
luIni. VI, e''' it!th-
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untc,i-To Kent

Nnnted-To Kent 81
!.pOMS- Aya,e.an tcslrcs Two or ,Hroe
rooms ga .f-t Huur !ur uriy.- i'r,..,.,u
~ Grace : roots brtN""H ram ana
Firat streets. y 81. m" Dispatch
RE.1L ESIhTL EOR SAFE
LnIlns mud Iuul Inr Sni. o.,
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limiting

rNN ELoPl.S bI heads. st.trm.rr.
slsdS 80" per Low. ictt,rh'ads. 50 90
!f .NN' s'i uf"pHid &c, our quota-
l'Tiu'lug gu. Richmond IA
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FOX BEST RESULTS hsl ,uur ,,,,
Win Us Jarrett " Co. iill EAT pI:y
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Suburban for Sule q,

SIN.EOOM house : i.rrc Io,..--.---->
In mm." ni.'ooi i.fin*: C5-acre tract. on "a "a
nun, ,",; ior snpu. E'sson: miles from Richt
Springs. Phone Madison Ias ''sh!aH!
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service MISUNDERSTANDING
Auto Livcry-Ga,a.cs

AUTOS HHED ;l.SO. soc. $500 ,.-
toG .'3"i".s &oulcvagd @e7-gle-J
$ 1i''>"r sp',, !or ten moro cars un!
iyuN.-. 1ty trd iHrht service. l,rtui,'',i
~ -. 49,. - -. -NLni n AMI cary Slro,ts
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Wuiitcu-itcai Estate

FOX pcst results. i!st your prop.r,v
sa'e ut tot Teut With L. +. Schmk,, iof
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-26

But those four outer planets are
the giants. the really worthwhile
members of the Suns family. Uranus.
$4,000 miles in diameter, is more than
sixty times the size of the Earth:
Neptune is one hundred times as big
as our own globe, or thereabouts.
Seen from Uranus, the Sun looks
only one 400th as large as 1t does TO
US. II Is a hot and vaporous planet.
the bulk of it in semi.liquid state
solid perhaps in the middle, but with
no permanent consistency at or near
the surface On Uranus the Sun rises
in the west and sets in the east Its
four little mons-Ariel, Umbriel, IT,
tania and Oberon--rise in the north
and set in the south AS 1t makes it's
long journey around the Sun, the lat
ter shines almost perpendicularly first
upon one pole and then upon the 9TH
er. Measured by our time standard,
forty years of continuous daylight are
followed by forty years Of uninter-
rupted night.
Neptune is nearly 5000 million
miles distant from the Sun. 1t is the
outermost Of all the planets, occupy
ing the remotest frontier of the Solar
System. Like Uranus. It Is hot and
vaporous, and 1t has about the same
density.
When They "Come Alive"
What Is to be the future OF these
four giant worlds, compared with
which the four planets of the inner
group are mere pigmies? If Jupiter
be represented by large orange, a
small marble would be rather too big
to stand for the Earth, in relative
size.
Quite likely 1t would seem that, long
ages after there has ceased to be any
life on the Earth. the four great outer
planets will become habitable and in =
, habited. Intelligent beings probably
very different from ourselves will
tenant them. Their plants and ami
mails, II may be. will be altogether un-
like any that we know. How inter-
esting-how wonderful-it would be
II we could have only an inkling of
their destlnyl
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117E HZ<>HxU. 5zUY~>E AZMI71N- J,Hxc
Likely That They viii Be Inhabited Long After the
Earth Has Become Dead Globe, Dried Up
Like the Planet Mars.
BY RENE BACHE

lions Of years, but the time will pass
There can be no question that at a
remotely ancient epoch the Earth
must have been so hot as to be un-
fitted to retain water, except in the
shape of steam. The waters now con-
tained in the oceans must then have
encompassed the globe in the form Of
vapors; and the planet, though no
heavier than now, must have been
much larger, It's physical condition re-
semblng that of Jupiter today.
Quite possibly the huge Jovian
sphere has a very solid core. but the
average of its total material IS less
than one-fourth as heavy as that OF
which the Earth is composed Hence
II comes about that Jupiter weighs
only three hundred and ten times as
much as our own globe. When cooled
and shrunken TO an equal density. It
will be not more than one-fourth its
present size.
Even then. however, It will be three
hundred and ten times as big as the
Earth. What a monster world, TO be
sure! Think Of the size of It's oceans
and continents, and OF the room avail
able on the latter for population!
What VIII Jupiterians Be Like?
Suppose the Jupiter of today 10 be
sufficiently shrunken and cooled 10
make It possible to live upon. Human
beings, constituted as We are, would
not find It at all a comfortable dwell.
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ing place, II only for the reason that
an average man on that planet. owing
10 the tremendous force OF its gravi-
tation. would weigh several tons. How
do you imagine that you could get
about and attend to your business II
you weighed more than the largest
elephant? 1t must be supposed either
tina. the future Jupiterians will be
pigmies in size, or else that their
bodies will be of exceedingly light con-
struction.
Important among the conditions,
different from ours, to which the fu-
ture inhabitants Of Jupiter must adapt
themselves. are those of heat and
Light The giant planet is more than
five times as far away from the sun as
we are. and from that source II gets
(per given area of surface) only one
twenty-ffth as much light and heat.
There are four Jovian moons. which
run UP in size from Europa (about as
big as our noon to Ganymede, which
Is the greatest Of all moons in the
Solar System. being 9.4s0 miles in
diameter. Our moon has diameter
of only 2.l6O miles.
Question OF Heat Supply
The atmosphere of Jupiter. as We
know 1t today, is very different from
ours. 1t is Of vastly greater depth.
and much more dense. When the
planet is viewed through the tele-
scope, It is seen to be covered by
masses OF vapor thousands OF miles
thick. The giant globe turns on It's
own axis so rapidly that Its day is
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only ten hours long. and by Its swift
rotation the enveloping clouds are
drawn out into bands. II one watches
them for an hour or two. one can
actually see the planet revolving.
Jupiter's average distance from the
Sun Is 4S2, 900, 900 miles. It's diameter
at the equator is eleven times that OF
the Earth; but, owing to the swiftness
of its revolution and the lightness of
its material. It is much bulged out,
so to speak. about its middle. and Its
diameter from pole TO pole is 5000
miles less.
The great planet, in its journey
around the Sun. moves eight miles
second, or about 4s0 miles q minute.
This is less than half as fast as the
Earth travels. But eight miles Sec
ond is sixteen times the speed Of a
bullet when It leaves the muzzle OF a
modern rife: and one gets a vivid
notion Of the size of the huge sphere
when one realizes that Jupiter re-
quires three hours to move through a
distance equal to Its own diameter.
Saturn And Its Rings
Now let us turn aside from Jupiter
and take a look at Saturn, which is
the most wonder-inspiring OF all the
planets. Though little less than half
the size of the Jovian globe. 1t is six
hundred times as big as the Earth.
Its material. however, is only half as
heavy as that OF which Jupiter Is COM
posed, relatively to volume. and thus
the total weight OF Saturn Is but one
hundred times as great as that of the
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f-Y%r -AA~' 40 "a s~AlAeRAA W VI H.
~ How often do we hear that
& said! But We do not realize what
W. tiny globe this Earth Of ours is
until We compare its size with that Of
the larger planets Of the Solar Sys-
ten.
II would take twelve hundred anc
thirty globes the size of the Earth 10
make a sphere as big as the planet
Jupiter. Saturn is six hundred times
as large as the world on which we
dwell.
Jupiter and Saturn are certainly not
inhabited at the present time. They
are hot and steaming. The waters OF
their future oceans are suspended
around them in the form of vapors.
But look at the picture presented
herewith, in which the eight planets
of the Solar System are shown in their
actual relative sizes. Note how in
significant is our own little globe
Is it reasonable TO suppose that Jup-
iter-so incomparably more important
q member OF the Suns family-will
never support life and be peopled by
creatures who think, invent. and are
capable OF developing civilizations?
All the other seven planets rolled
into one would not equal Jupiter in
size.
Jupiter IS an unfinished world. in
capable Of supporting life until 1t has
had time 10 cool and solidlfy. That
process will require hundreds Of mill
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ZIzZ SUM- CO>SO/oH
OL/HIHG

the astronomers found an answer 10
this question. They say that beyond
a doubt the rings are composed OF
particles of meteoric matter--star
dust it might be called-which revolve
about the planet in obedience to the
same law that governs all satellites.
The crepe ring gets It's name from the
fact that 1t Is semi-transparent With
powerful telescope one may see
through it. G., between the par
ticles (more widely scattered than in
the outer rings), which 60 to compose
1t.
Perhaps the rings of Saturn will
some day coalesce into moons. OF the
latter, one might think. he already
possesses a sufficient number. He has
eight. One of them, Titan, Is much
bigger than our moon, being $500
miles in diameter. The others are
Iapetus G,S00 miles), Rhea 1,200
miles,, Mimas GOO miles,, Done and
Tethys leach 500 miles,, and Ence-
ladus and Hyperion, very little fellows.
It is worth mentioning in this con-
nection that much interest may be
found in watching, through the tele-
scope, the shadows thrown upon Jup-
tier by that planets moons. Observa-
tion of their eclipses furnished the
first data for estimating the velocity
of lght-1S6, 600 miles a second. But
nobody has ever really beheld the sur
face of Jupiter, nor yet that Of Sa-
turn. There are too many clouds in
the way-vaposs in thick layers thou
sands OF miles deep.
Beyond A Gap OF Space
The four little planets-Mercury,
Venus, Earth and Mars-are relatively
close to the Sun. We are 93,000.0 900
miles distant from that luminary;
Mars half again as far away. Then
comes a great gap of empty space be-
fore Jupiter, the innermost of the four
outer planets, Is reached. AS already
stated, the Jovian orb is more than
FIVE times as far from the sun as we
are.
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orb on which We dwell.
Saturn. in fact, weighs little more
than two-thirds as much as globe OF
water Of equal size. A solid sphere OF
equal size and weight would float on
water. But unquestionably the planet
Is largely gaseous-though quite con-
ceivably the core of its mighty bulk
may be as dense as any materials that
go to compose the Earth.
Saturn is certainly very hot, but not
hot enough to give forth light of its
own. Like the other planets, It shines
merely by reflected sunlight When
viewed through the telescope, the
globe shows quite black where the
shadow OF its ring is cast upon IT.;
which would not be the case II It re-
talned any Of its original luminosity
Since time immemorial the ring Of
Saturn has been to stargazers a mar
1t has three rings, the outer one be-
ing 1886 miles wide. with an ex'
ternal diameter of 1915 miles. In
side of this is a second ring 1881
miles wide and 145.S2S miles in d.
ameter: and further inside is the So
/ called Crepe ring" 1853 miles in
breadth. Between the inner edge of
the crepe ring and the ball of the
planet is q space 6,790 miles wide
These figures (given by Prof. T. ].
]. See. of the L. s. Naval Observatory
convey a sufficient impression OF i'm
mensity. But what is to be said about
the nature OF these rings-the mate
rial Of which they are composed?
Rings or Star Dust
Only within very recent years have
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obliged to sacrifice himself SO the re-
naming four may receive the insur-
snee. Macdonald himself receives the
fatal number and he promises to com.
mi; suicide at the end of year. He
would have kept his word, but only
one thing in the world would have
excused him. and that one thing hap.
pened.
"pardon My French,
Pardon My French" starring
Vivian Martin. provides delightful
medium for that very vivacious star.
Miss Martin plays the part Of young
actress who finds her profession toe
unluorative and Is forced TO take the
position Of maid In nswly-rich
household; while another member Of
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1 graduated from the legitimate stage
TO the siver-screen.
I'm mighty keen about pictures be.
cause they enable me to keep out In
the open-air and they give me an op.
portunity 10 play around with wild
animals. don't know how many
times rye sworn of foollns with the
cats Chats what we call any lion or
tiger In the pictures), but I always
seem TO be cast for serials where they
use wild animals instead OF extra peo-
pie. or course, get the worst OF Il
eeasionally-there are couple Of
scars on my shoulder which aren't
blrthmarl,s.
"Bucking The Tiger"
The story concerns the efforts Of
Ritehis Macdonald, Conway Tearle
TO save Emily pwyer. q young girl.
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the company plays the part Of the
butler in the family.
The adventures OF he maid and the
butler are at all tiuta amusing and
often dramatic. There is a taIA or
intrigue and fortune hunting woven
into the love story. between Polly and
a neighbor. which provide excitement
for moments when laughter II stepped.
Gloria Payton Il
Gloria Payton Is q newcomer On
the screen. In Where Lights Are
Low" she plays the part OF "Yin,' the
gardeners daughter. who falls In lovo
with the prince and is sent TO Amer
lea. where she is about 70 be sold
as slave girl. but is rescued by tn(
prince (sssue Hayakawa)