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~ <IiDiNu cot Ut

NuatoEoe o,t 20 sun f'a tftf-
lsa sss nlet in tne unllrt States
l.strl,t cout bafe ~ the sasHfnnaens
asnian tne cvpay ui cempaaY ~
ralsa ta t,h.|f 81 Iasksen nafne'f.
wealthy Dfeek indian Eufsfnmeat
wafi
The anm g. fvffeseu,ed ~ hs FeY-
sn ~ sala 90 ~ dae nafarti from
ssetamuaf lsts 90 Ma ti. i23is
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QUIT TOBACCO
SO easy 10 drop Cigarette,
Cigar. or Chewing habit

No TO nae has helged thousands %
break the costly. usF'fe shatterinx O.
hscco habit Whenever yoa have
longing Tor smske or chow. lgat
place = harmless Ne TO nac tahl &
IN yeaf mouth lustssA Al dcsi p
steps shortly the haAe = complete
b hroken. and yoa A.. A.,ter 81
mentally, physically. financially Nn
- easy. so simple Ge, box 81
No To nac and 4 Il doesn't rrlpes
you from craving fof tobacco in an
form. fcar druggist VII Iefan1 toai
money without question
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-20

saltwater Thrcc thousand lnNt
atlons have been sent ont rean"Htiif
The attendance 81 public officials an
educators Of oklahoma aud neighbof
ing states az the formal Inaugural p
tlon OF nr y Eshidee az presi-
Dent a the A and " college Tho
reception and ceremony VIII ocfaf
November
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-20

l.awon Wiine Noler nine year
oid son of farmer Twins near Juuc'
ton Cis i2 miles irom here Va
shot and almost Instantly Killed
when ia gauge shotaan Ia tbs
hands Of his cousin. Cleo Elkms. l9
was accidentally discharged The boy
received the fall chafee of the ~oap
or in h.s fe't shoulder
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-20

Dnrant The district court whii
engaged 10 8 murder case with hun
dreds Of witnesses. adjourned Wed
'nesday 80 that the attorney jury
men. witnesses and judge might a.
tend the circus Judge March could
not Withstand the pressure brought
upon him to allow the court attaches
10 see the shoT.
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shawnee The state ndustriAt
school for. rirls a reeumsch was
dedicated With Addresses hy "
kayner Of the state board oi aftiars
representing the governor hy Mrs
Robertson sponsor for the Girl scout
troop. senator Charles y Wells an'
Rcprcsentauye q a Knleht
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il ~ul thus - nofsi that darink
the years whsn ether lnausilie@ w~fs
making ssfs laFse pfunfs whsn fhe
prices "a farm products and the
vases % lahos we're soaring ln an
hsafd 81 hvifhis. ihe safuinss aessa
railroad insesimenf ln he iniied
states were held ~ilhin very rsffe~
limits and thai they have anrlns ias
aasi lour ,esrs rFestetslvslf dsciln
81
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INGROWN TOE NAIL
TURNS OUT ITSELF

A few drops OF 'Outgro" upon the
skin surrounding the ingrowing nal
reduces Inflammation and pain ag.i
50 tongens the tender. sensitive skin
underneath the toe nail. that IL eau
not penetrate the flesh. and the nail
turns naturally outward almost over
night
"Outgro" Is harmless sntlsepfie
manufactured for chiropofists How
ever anyone can bny from the drug
store tiny bottle containing dlrec-
tons.
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.a4ssts aarsnx fns vnafa N prosper
ny mskiae po~alhie 80 ascumniatien
~ = safplus 20 tide them over tie
present extreme adfersits AeeostinE
% tAs reports o. ihs Interstate toea
msfce cemmiskion. The rate q fe'sfn
"a property investment q The fsu
rnmds ~ ne tinted states Cor the
rast several YeAFs has eeen a. CO.
loss
RATE or RrTrRS FARM
I'D ny RAILROADS or TIT
UNITED SrAftS oN tlll TX
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STATE l-Ews NOTES
kllI,a hn a rnue.-

hiueo ~ ffuch
r1whusks Iva y i.erds Oh ORA T.
a. Mas kll'ed near Nelasoaey Whru
runaway truck turned over at tn
loot 81 a hin The driver ~ me
truck G 4 nakcr oi canutc, Wha
also fc'l under the eaf vas not ser.
oasly hurt he was On his way a.
Pawhuska With a load 81 bits
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Which Is Greater. plekford

Which Is Greater. Piekford
or Bernhsrds
Editor Leader who is greater.
Mary Pickford or sarah Bsrnhardt
Sarah Bernhardt 81 an actress
very great actress. one Of IN,
greatest since Rachel and Mrs Sid
dous She has devoted years 10 The
attainment 81 perfection in her art
TO the understanding and iuterprcta-
tlon oi great M -tcrpicees OF the
drama hs her magical voiee. her ca
prcssiyc face. her eracciu. body She
s. an artist, though her art is Of the
flcetinE variety which endures On'y
In the memory of her fame and IN
the imperfect records Of film an 7
photograph As for Mary Pickford
she appears TO be very pleasant
person with ronsido rablc lnte 'llgenc.-
more indeed than Is needed 20 oc
come a famous motion picture nc
tress II should be understood tha:
motion picture stars are made by
two forces. FIRST the ingenuity Of the
MANAGER who picks pretty or strik
Ing face. and then the gullibility OF
the public. which must have lie idols.
no matter how cheap the clay oi
which they are made And motioa
picture idcls as the chronicle OF their
scandals shows. are made OF very
cheap clay. II would be easy To find
IN the city Of Guthrie dozens cI
Eirs a. clever aud pleasing as MARY
Pickf0rd who could IN six months
be developed into stars" Just as
great a. Mary II Is doubtful y
there is one woman of the vital
and nervous force and keen intelii-
genoe that voald be- required - the
raW material for a Sarah Bernhardt
Docs this answer the question--R
B ,
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Out of the .o.0o0 people who l'Ysl
In Nome Alaska. IN isoi fewer than
200 are residing there az the present
time
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less (grown without seedsl Clns-
tiers ton the stem) Also a hne.
esfr-fe5iy dessert
Raisins are cheaper by 70 per
cent than folmefiy--ses that Yon
get plenty IN your foods.
ne are sold hy bake shops and
save baking a. home kcnl rai,in
lasisi on Il first-eiass bakers do
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SUN-MAID RAISINS

Use Sun Maid Raisins. made from
CAlifornia's finest table grapes -
American RaiSins. proccsscd and
packed immacuissely IN great
modern California plant
Seeded lseeds removed; Seed
Delicious raiSin bread and raisl
groceries everywhere BUY them I
bread IS made with lets of rsisns.
not stint
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Scotland recognizes the dignity e,
lator more than any other nation =
the world
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COLD MEDAL
uhh@lEM o.,
" UI2dQIK3 ~

The worlds standard remedy for kidney
liver. bladder and uric acid troublss-ihs
National Remedy OF Holland since 1896
Caassntssd. Three sizes. ell druggists
Ls.t for the ssms Geld nsdsl es sv.ry
snx accept ~ inssssss. bss
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Corrective and Cultural
Editor LeadeT The ne~ idea Of
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TOO
LATE

Death only matter OF short time
Don't wait until pans and aches
become incurable diseases. AVOID
painful consequences by taking
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-
hss svs s,sIesis rsfrers>1 81 -ssAi
~ ass-srt hss fAs
> eus. ,..s'. ssa' Mao s'sasa
ups water
: tahlespeous lemon iuic. 2
= teaspSen salt
fahi=spoon ccru starch
tesspooa sugar
Wash the raisins put IN
ssucsFAn wfsh J eap cold water
end hrinE SLOWLY 20 a boil Ada
sugar. salt aad corn starch
which has heen raited ~tsh /
eup ccid water. Ron ; minutes
add iemon juice. Pour IN pie
tn whieA Has heen iin.d nifh
crust While hot cover brush
tor with seta rniih ana hsAs Ia
modetafe oven unfn hroWn
Az Tuessaremcnts Tor this
recips are level.
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NAlNTY thin slices OF
~ cnspy, brown. fu.i-
jln orcd toaSt-with or with
cut butier-and cup OF tea.
4 whole luncheon can be
made OF il.
There's daintiness about
II that simply cannot be de-
seribed-you have to try it.
Also an important solss in
it-in the raisins food -won-
that every woman should
know.
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Wall St. Gossip
LIBERTY BONDS.

LIBERTY BONDS.
Liberty LIST 41-ls opened $3.50. of
20; I'd $40, off 10; Sd $3.50, off .O4;
4th 49, off ~; Victory S3-4s S7.2S,
up .02; 4S-4s 972S. Off .o2.
CURB.
opened steady Int. Pet. To-
16 Is; Tn. Retail Candy, s--s f-2:
Int. Rubber, 111-2-12: Tobacco Pro.
Exp, IS; slmms Pet, SIS Ia:
Maracaibo OIL. II i-4--17 Ia. Carib.,
iO-iOl-4; Salt Creek Pro, new,
FORblGN EXCHANGE OPENING.
Sterling demand s.s5 IA, cables
3ss, up S-4; francs demand .O7i3,
cables Ola; lire demand .oS7O, cables
.O37i; marks demand .Ol70, cables
.O1sO; Canadian dollars demand 1881,
unchanged
DIVIDENDS.
The Lehigh Coal and Navigation
Company declared the regular quar-
terly dividend OF per cent, payable
Feb. % TO stock OF record Jan. 81.
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War Department Has No RepoFt o.
BerHdOII Attack.
RESCUES FOUR VICTIMS
OF FUMtGATlNG FUMES.
steVedOre Foreman Lowers himself
Int ships Hold, Using Hand
ksrchIef ~ Mask.

Thomas HeSly, thirty. assistant fore
man Of longshoremen. rescued four men
overcome by fumigating fumes yester-
day In the hold Of the steamship Dante
Allighieri locked at Pier Is, North
River. He was overcome himself.
The vessel IA scheduled to sail Sat
urday. Yesterday afternoon. after
Health Department inspectors had lef,
after fumlgatlng the hold one OF In,
crew opened hatchway and saw two
men lying, at tho bottom, forty five
feet below the deceit
The man descended ladder aad WIS.
overcome at the bottom Another went
10 his aid and met the same fate. D
Healy tied a handkerchief around HE
nose and mouth and succceded Ia ty-
Ing ropes about each OF the four un.
conscious men and they were hoistsd
to the deck, When Healy came up q
few minutes later he collapsed.
While waiting for an ambulance from
volunteer HospitCl Scrfst Battle ant
Patrolman Herms " Traffic 4 succeed.
ed In reNiyinE two OK the men. Donii-
nick Zachlno Of No. 1872 North Nlnti
street, Brooklyn. "A lonRshoreman; an,
other unidentified lonEshoreman anc
HeRly were taken to the hospital
Healy later returned 20 work.
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/1n1TD YOU NlAgRY(
(LIUDtYOUR HUSBAND
w OWED AGAIN
" .... .ITSS-T T+17T-r7t] T4ITEFSOH1I
~ EDfTfI J0FiNROn1I

guntly--it was a Charming thing in
black velvet even II had bought II
Under such extraordinary clrcum-
stances managed 20 bring the con-
versation around to Mildred's affaifs.
Have you decided what you are
going to do, Mildred l asked, about
the-dvorce7" IS
.aNo," replied Mildred, her face
falling. Tn to talk with SCrlbneT
and Gray again tomorrow some time.
Since l have cooled off a little 1 am
more disposed to be careful about
what do. Sim, can't see any
other way than a complete and final
sepaHtion.",
I'm so glad that you are. going to
wait a little" l exclaimed, jumping
up and kissing Mildred, for l did SO
want to be the peacenaker in this
distressing case. you love Nicky
| with all your heart, you know you
do, Mildred, and he loves you in the
way that he knows how 10 love. And
| he's such a charming perSOn"---- a.r
Yes" MiEdred's voice trailed off
doubtfully.
we women have to think Of to-
morrow almost more than. OF to-day"
! said. "If we lose the first prize in
the lottery of love and marriage, there
81 the second stin TO be had" ...'
] . a.
| looking at me curiously.
why, your position IN ,the world
your husbands respect, " not his
romantic devotion, ,posS5i BILE children,
Interest IN your own life and your
place in the world. We.
: After our first youth we women
can md a deep peace in the lLnOWi-
edge chat we have maintained a GER
tain dignity and station in the world.
In our teens II Is all for love und
the world we'll lost. But wien We
get TO be thirty Ave or forty. rlie
world and our place in II Dccomes,
a much more important thing"
"Yuu believe in compromise, then p
AFTER a certain ase-yea II YOU
could be sure Of what would come
after leaving your home and Nicky
that would be all right But YOU
can't be sure, Mildred, young and
beautiflA as you are. And some day
you wall want the consolation Of
lmiddle-ase. No matter what should
happen To me, am going to try t.
stick by my marriage. n I should
quarrel with Hugh and leave him,
might get aaong very well Cor g. wlll,
in other words, while I am young
But after, time, no one would con
Md6r me. NY relatives and friends
would speak OF me as poor deal
Alma and Marjorie would grow Ut
in an atmosphere Of parental par.
tisanstAp."
As evolved tTiu philosophy, wa
almost surprised TO discover wfa
, my thoughts on the question were
/. And though was hoping that thL
SPONTANEOUS authorizing OF feeling
and opinion might he OF SOME scr
vice 70 AiLred. DeSuu 60 gusDee
aiiat 1t had "a real value FOR me.
(To Bs Contlnued To- MorroVS.)
> o. lCHslty.a. iSaa. " M Be- aynGnate, Inal
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floor TRADERS seemed reluctant 20 en-
deavor to scalp fractional profits
They stood around IN Mlcawbcr-iikc
fashion, waiting for something q
turn up.
Bears endehvored 60 create boari5l
opinion out Of the announcement
that German. Belgian and French
manufacturers are Offering stee
products In thls country at prices
materially below the quotations
named by domestic manufacturers
The effort was failure. II Is gen.
orally understood and appreciated that
these products arr linn ted 70 high
speed tools and other high quality
steel products, and that the threat
ened competition IL thus ndr CONE
paratlvely unlmportant and 10 not q
matter uf concern on the part OF
shareholders OF steel companies.
Steel shares to-day we're frRctlohaily
lower, due 70 scattered professional
selling.
Railroad, copper and misceilnneous
industrials all moved In ,dmless FASH
ion. Evidence OF market apathy wali
strtkingly furnished by the fact that,
although earnings statements Of the
important leather companies are now
due TO be Issued and that directors
Of the American Hide a Leather Com
pany are about 10 take action on the
preferred dividend, which Wall Street
thinks win be suspended. there were
no transactions In either CENTRAL
Leather or American Hide a Leather
issues up 70 noon.
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PRISON EVILS LAID
TO ESTIMATE BOARD
Women Score It's Failure to Fur
nish Funds to Relieve Work
lfouse Conditions.

Blame for Die evil conditions et.
listing at The Women's Workhouse on
Bladi7weii's island was placed ysster-
day upon the Board Of Estimate
and .Appoftionment. at meeting Of
the Prison Committee OF the womon's
Prison Association. 49,.
THE pubic should know" the as
.BocIation asserted In statement
given out after the meeting. "thHt
the main responsibility belongs 70 tho
board, which has failed to make ap-
preparations requested BY tho De-
'partfnent Of Correction" "i'..
. At, the same time. the association s
Statement continued, the old cell
house Is too obsolete TO justify the
expenditure Of much money upon II
and reoonlmentfed the transfer oflthe
bulk OF the women prisoners to bhe
new WorkhOuse undergoing COM
str7Ittion at Greypourt Orange
County. ..-.ys
Here, again, the committee cen
bured the Board or Estimate for It's
failure 10 appropriate $4,000 TO COM
iplete this INSTITUTION. .,.
stu further blame attached to tho
board. the statement added, for not
Appr3priating money for fOuTteep adj
dit!onal matrons needed for the pres
ent Institution. - - r...f, o. ~.
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:zloRISTS MUCH IMPRESSED.

JERUSALEM. Jan. 27,--Sir Alfred
Mona OF London, member OF the Zionist
organizations Economic. Council TOT
Palestine. and Prof ClIayim Weizmann,
head OF the Jewish Administrative Com
mission, on Tuesday attended special
meeting OF the Jewish National Council,
where Sir Alfred spoke enthusiastically
found Il far more promising than he
had expected. lie said he was going
back, home Inspired to. fender: EreateT
service to his people than ever before.
tine Administration was q neutral body.
He said that II the Jews are to undet-
take the financial tasks Involved In, de-
veloplnE Palestine they must ask for
qua rantees for the future. $50
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INSTRUMENT No. 81.
WHAT DIVORCE MEANS TO A
- WOMAN. -.

b.. AbtStuSUtSHS NOs o.
WHAT DIVORCE MEANS TO A
..-... s WOMAN. ..,
TTHE experience Of that night
when received a telegram
from Hugh saying he was com
pletins his, journey through Texas By
dirplans reminded me of the time a
year before when watched and
waited for the message that brought
me news OF Hugh'B first gusher. That
night twas Hueh's career that hung
In the balance between poverty and
wealth, failure or success. Now II
was .Hugh's safety, matter OF life or
death 's... ..
I tossed on my bed, tried to read.
and could not. Several times l got up
to look at Marjorie and wander about
the quiet house. The greater part Of
Hugh's trip must have been made by
daylight. II he had arrived safely at
his destination why had he not wired
mel Men, believe, never realize how
their women worry about them, and
they do not think about relieving
their anxiety as they might II they
had the wonan's point of view
a,ppose most women are frig'htful
fNia5ers in the estimation OF most men.
Fairly in the morning 1 received a
night letter.
ARRIVED safely. The trip was
great" II said.
chen followed endeaIments TO Mar
| iorIe and me and wishes FOR good luck
until he might return.
| All night had been under such IN
tense excitement that could not
relax now. l must get out OF the
house. I must act quickly, move rap
iday, until my mood Of excitement
ootiid wear off. 80 ordered my road
| Jter and did that which 10 50 char,
actelistic OF women when they zee
| impeMed TO act but do not know whal
they want 10 do drove 10 one OF
! the shopa and bought 3 new dress
one that did not need at all.
! When a woman Is labOring under
sorne great mental or emotional pres
sure and she does not want to con,
ade in a friend, OF perhaps the frient
I Is not, then available, her fret I'm
pulse ia to buy, usually for her owl
odornrnent. For 5hopping 10 the Hreo
safety, valve for feminine emotion
Many a tragedy has been 0verted bJ
the purchase OF q hat or gown.
Nv reaction from the whole anal
was not complete, however, until
had called Mildred Benson over u
paSA judRment on the new dress
thoISHh in summoning her / bad al
iltsrior motive. The more though
about Mildred divorcinB Nielty ant
eating herself adrift, after she ha'
aiven the best years OF her youn,
wonianhOod TO- him, the more revolt
lnT was the idea OF II all TO me. TN
more thought OF how Hugh ard
had become UeooncilSd the more de
teImined was 10 prevent, II posi-
bic, a final break between Mlldre
and NlchoiAs henson. .s,r.....
: After we had discussed the dres
I and Mildred had adnked Il. eEtrava
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3 ~ 81 b a o. 20
MIS-, taylor .ig'-- But right thero
Miss Chase caught herself and stOpped.
well. never mind about her, Ghe
said wait minute.and Ill feoeh
you SOME cake" -
the old maid disappeared in tho
house, returning soon with three large
pieces OF c0coanut cake which Bhc
distributed among the boyb. Boiiyar
next brought up the gubtect Of the dis
tur6anco- IN church. =. g....I. g.,
'6hf by the way Miss Chase" he
said, "'bout that mistake made In
church, nevet--15z--." - :. .'',F -
NNeVef, mind thtt!" interrupted the
spinstsr, and with, a primly sweet
good bye, .boysi' she stepped baci:
into the house and closed the door.
hs the younsBterB, walked slowly
along the street munchlnE cake, Inky
congratulated Bolivar on hts diplo-
macy. ~ ...la'.'' d. ..s'.if Hf
'Bol," he said, "yo' suthinly done
dat fine t. nebS gtlck- tack huh tergiii
terhinBht, an, git some mo- cake"
=, FAN women can be handled II yoI
call EN- young err pretty" came frozL
Bolivar. Nav, we won't tick tacl;
her fofeR week, anyway"
Suddenly Bolivar thought OF some
thing else he wanted to talk about
SAY. fgllerS," he said, I met tho
new section rfQGerhan's son G,swhiio
Ago. an. he's gSlh' TO sell US the han
powder we need for blastin' o4t the
cave. wen do the work some day
this week. g.t.
. That afternoon Bolivar wrote g.
note to the preacher. apologisihE Tor
the digturbRnce he had catibed In tho
church. He mailed it. II read as
follows: -l,i..... al.
Dear Revrind, Besss; I am sorry
that got fresh in church Sunday. 7
will cut II ont Ia the future II have
to cone9te chufch.-BoI. Brown"
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The Stock Market to-day was so
quiet and price changes 10 meaning
less that speculative interest was d.
verted to the foreign exchange and
commodity markets.
The outstanding feature OF the
financial day was rise OF approx
mately four cents in the rate Tor de-
mand sterling TO 1887 IA, the highest
figure recorded s!nce the middle OF
last July. II was not the extent OF
to-day's advance as much as the fact
that It comes on top OF a prolonged
ap-swing that created so much in
terest.
Demand sterling now shows an
advance Of approximately rs cents
20 the pound compared with the arst
Of the year. The movement Is gem
orally credited to expectations that
the German reparations question will
finally be determined at the Paris
conference OF Premiers now being
held.
The wheat market declined four
cents a bushei, and wheat to be de-
livered in March broke 10 $3.50 a
bushel This option has now shown
a decline OF 20 cents bushel dur
ing the past fortnight and trnds
opinion continued TO be decidedly
bearish. The cotton market ad-
vanced from 10 TO Is points.
The movement OF stock prices was
the most uninteresting Witnessed
thus far this year Even professional
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WATRRSS6G Sy
CCpSltEht. len. b. the Pres FIoiithiuS O
GThs Nov Y0TA BSSnins W@4al
'. QUESTIONS. ~.

Copgnfats 4bAls " Ine Etol EueaA4-A1e -
&, CThs Nov YGA BS5nins WoEial .
,'.. QUESTIONS. -. .
1. What is the oldest o. the Roman
roadS, extending from Rome to
Capuh2 ."1., tm.,y-
+ 2. What 10 the stnonstRty, unit Of
Panama, equivalent TO the United
states dollar, oaIlsd2 H.,
! s. What is che highest rneuhtatn in
Canaba7 81 ..'s. f-.,I.'h
/ 4. Who invented the Transparent
photograph film7
+ 5.iWhat English ruler died in 1901
I, 6. Of what state is Columbia The
capital city7 ''4 81 o..
l. 7. What was the year Of the great
bllxEard In Eastern United States7 .
g. in what State 10 the Hot Springs
reservation iooated7
!, 8. What is the legal term for a
Written receipt in full, or disoharss
from all clains7 ~ al ...,..
To-. What 10 the time difference be-
'tVveen New York ard Lend0n7
!, ~. ANSWERS. -.-.t j.. :
1, lAppian way: 2. Balboa; 3, MI.
Goodwin: 4, Eastman; s, Queen, Vic
toria! 8, South Carolina; 4, 1888: 8,
Arkansasi 8, acquittance; 10, 4 hours
55.s minutes. . ,t'..... t.