Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-06
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q. Please publish a lit of the
Cabinet Members u. V. IL
| A. President Harding's Cabinet
consists OF the following MEMBERS:
| Secretary of State. Charles T. Hughes;
Secretary of'Trensury. Andrew w.
Mellon; Secretary of War, John w.
Weelse; Attorney General. Harry M.
Daugherty; Secretary of Navy, Edwin
Dcnby; Postmaster General, Hubert
Work: secretary OF Jnterir. Albert
u. Fall; Secretary Of Agriculture.
Henry G. Wallace; Secretary 0 Com
merce, Herbert G. Hoover; Secretary
OF UcfpoV, James J. Davis.
q. How do the vessels OF our Navy
get coal when they are on "A cruiser
". r..
A Naval vessels may be coaled
from culllers; from coar1ng stations
such "a those at San Juan, Porto
Rico. Pearl Harbor. Hawaii; Page
Pago. Samoa: Cavite. near Manila apd
Guam; from coal piles" which arc
maintained at several points In
Alaska, or by purchasing It wher-
ever Il may be bought in case oi
emergency.
q. Wha is the value In our money
OF a "yen7" &. G. w
A. On normal basis OF exchang.
the Japanese yen is worth 4e.s cents
q. IL a special kind OF coal re
qulred for colking? NJ. ID. u
a. Coal from the ConnellsvilIe sec
tion In Pennsyivanis, from the Poca
hontas field in West Virginia an.
from the Colorado field is general,
, used for coleing. but with the use q
n by-product oven IL is possible {
coke almost hny kind OF coal
q. When does n thing that ha
been hot become. cold7 T. "
A Cold Is tho relative want G
: heat, and there are no doubt dc
. terminate boundaries between col
and heat. by mere arbitrary die
tinction the degrees ~ n thermome
ter below the freezing point are som,
times called degrees of cold.
i. q. What amount was the create,
issued In Federal Reserve notes. an
tho greatest In circulation? A. n
n A. Tho Federal Reserve Boar
n says that tho total amount Of FEEDER
q Reserve notes issued and the large
l. number In circulation at one fine
q tho same-s3, 755 .24s, 900. Tho peak
% circulation was reached December 2
J. 1920.
10 q What is or was tho land
le torsalgneT A. @.
lt A. The land Of Cockaigne was ,
re imaginary land Of fdleness and pIen,
10 IN which houses we~e rooted wi
10 cake: the rivers ran with wine NJ
10 roasted fow1 offered themselves to
er eaten. The name was applied "a d
al rlsion to both London and Paris n
n lowing the writing Of safiricaI poe
< the Land OF Cockaigne" about 1900.
q. is gns used 10 heat an inc
40 bator2 7
ID a. Tho Department OF Agricultu
says that IL In not common practG
'o to use gas 10 heat On incubator. E1s
~ tricity and oil have proven more su
te cessful
:" q. Muot cows be fed rait7 II. Il
!, A. All cows require salt.
Q. I stutter and would Ike
y know whether can be cured. r. q.
- a The Public Health Service sa
-. that stammering is frequently ov,
-. come by comparatively short tre-
ho ment. II is generally due to
ho nervous condition which does not
a.. feet the general health. There 4
,ot many schools where pupils are tau,
10 to overcome stanTnering.
nd Q. How much saliva does a per,
n secreto in day7 I. A. M
as A. Man secretes about a quart
ng this fluid daily. An OK secretes
r,a times as much.
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