The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-12-30

approximately 10000 meals daily n
its dining cars.
Honduras has dropped out Of the
League Of Nations because OF n
high cost involved.
When a locomotive rounds a curve
the rail suffers from the pressure OF
$4,000 pounds a square inch.
Eggs sold in Denmark are num-
bered so that each can be traced TO
the farm from which 1t originated.
A Saint Andrews Roller canary
trained to sing and stop on command
has been presented to Mrs. Hard
ing.
e. H. Sothern and Julia Marlowe.
both broken In health, are patients OF
the famous Emile Coue, a~utosugges-
ton healer. of Nancy, France.
Eight times the volume of water
that flows over Niagra Falls, was re-
Gently turned loose in the Panama
Canal, to test the IA spillway gates.
Abundant fruit crops in Holland
failed to benefit the growers, as Ger
many is not able to buy and Britain
Is well supplied. Consequently the
fruit Is selling for extremely low
prices.
Drive safely. A fatal accident
occurred here" A number OF signs
bearing this inscription have been
posted on a Massachusetts, highway
near Boston, at points where persons
have been killed by automobiles.
Japan is to have a symphony or
chestra headed by a Russian director
Mt. Everest climbers find that an
exhausted man does not recover his
strength quickly in descending the
Himalayan mountains as is the case
in the Alps which are much lower.
Anthracite In sealed box cars is
being shipped to western cities. This
is necessary to ASSURE full shipments
reaching destinations as otherwise
the cars may arrive with about one
half the original shipment, after go
ing through communities where coal
Is scarce.
Extra girls" from Middle West
farms, factory towns In New England
and the plantations OF the Mississippi
Valley are thronging the streets of
Hollywood, waiting for an opportuni-
ty to break into the films. Many are
facing heartbreaking social and finan-
cial situations with but little hope
for the future.
A bill providing that the seller OF
liquor that kills a person who drinks
1t shall be adjudged guilty of murder
Is directed at the INSCRIPTIONS alien
who has gone into peddling of poison
for profit. Such q bill will be intro
duced at the coming session of the
New York legislature.
Timothey Healy, the governor
general Of the Irish Free State, Is
the first untitled person to be chosen
as the Kings representative In any
British dominion. The governor
generals aids will be officers of the
Irish army instead Of officers holding
commissions froW the King, accord
ing to recent dispatches
For the first time in los years the
Planters hotel of st. Louis, Missouri,
recently stopped receiving guests.
The "Old Planters House" will be
converted into al Office building at
ter New Years Day. This old hostel
ry In the '4O's and sos was consid-
cred the social center of the South
land.
An airplane photograph showing
336 square miles on films 100 feet
long was recently taken by the Blu
9 of Mines. 1t required 45O
mosaics and 16 hours OF flying to do
the Job. Some of the richest oil
hooripo racorvaa nm the nublfc lands
are included in the area pictured.
These included the Salt Creek and
Teapot oil fields in Washington.
Several thousand birds alighted on
the decks of the Cunard liner, Sey-
thia, when the vessel was about 400
miles out of New York on her voyage
to Liverpool. Among them were wild
canaries, redbreasts, thrushes, sand
pipers and Juncos. 1t is presumed
that they have been flown to e dur
ing migration from North to South
and Central America. A number were
still flying about the vessels deck on
her arrival at Liverpool.
1.-THE business woman of to-day
should do away with strongly scented
perfume, take of her silly clothes
and dress in a sensible fashion that
will keep her mind on business" de-
clared the president of a prominent
business college in Ohio. THE woman
who goes out of a business college
looking for a job has a small chance
of getting away with a recommended
ton II she is n Of the hand-painted,
baby-doll type" he continued.