Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-08
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O. Is Il true that wireless mes
sagrs can be received from
greater distance at night than in
the day time? N. II.
A. A wireless message can be
received from a far greater dis
lance at night, especially if the
message is sent over water The
air at night is damper and IS,
therefore, o better conductor.
Q. Is mans military education
complete when he finisi1es at West
Point? II. c. b.
A. West Point is but the begin
ming Of education in the army.
Each of the services has continu-
ing schools of growing breadth
and usefulness. The Army War
college is in washington, d. c.,
while the Naval War college is at
Newport. r. I. There are many
schools where instruction in spe-
cial branches OF war science is
given.
o. When was the Harnden EN-
press established? VI. j. M.
A. Among the pioneers Of the
express movement was William
Harnden, who established the
Harnden Express between New
York and Boston in 1879.
O. How many brothers did Pres
idcnt Mckinley have? Are they
living? j. w. w.
A. The brothers OF William Nc
Kinley were David, James and Alb
ner. They died many years ago.
o. Where is the quotation "Bc
sure your sin will find you Out?"
A. This statement is part of the
twcnty-third verse of Numbers,
chapter 80, King James version
of the Pible.
o. what foreign churches in
New York City conduct services in
their native language? w. s.
A. In New York there are
churches where services are con-
Quoted in bohemian, French. Hun
garian. italian. japanese, Polish,
Chinese, Russian, Slovak, Spanish.
Swedish and Syrian.
q, Who first trained wild animals
Of different kinds TO perform to-
gcthcr? ]. a c.
A. Karl Hagenbeck was the first
Snowman to train large carnivor-
Gus animals of different species to
perform together. He also intro
duced a new way OF combining ami
mails in outdoor menaoeries. In his
geological garden at Stellingen, Fl
suburb of Hamburg, there were
no gratings or wires about the
srace occupied by groups of large
animals. broad moats of water be-
ing emn'oved to confine them.
O. what arc the tops to fruit
lars madc ofo r. TX.
A. At least co per cent Of the
caps for fruit lars are made of
zinc with porcelain lining. Some
are made of sheet steel coated
with lead. and some of aluminium
or aluminium alloy.
O. who was the principal lead
or of tho PhiIinn'nc resistance 10
Americnn rule? r.. A.
A. Emilio Aguinaldo led insnr-
rections against Spanish rs we'll as
American rule Of the Philippines
TTe was capturcd March %. 1901
n. Whit Sc t''o c-'io'~ Of the
word ,>orAH'eca IT. w. ".
a. Paradiee was term applied
70 the rordo1 surrounding tho
home Of the Persian ruler. Since