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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-16

sama. Jdete pro dar! Jdete!"
MAN poslat pro Lady ia
metz"
"Neposilejte pro nikoho!
Milujete-li mne, tedy mne O.
pust'te, okamzite!"
Nam vas navstiviti, az Sc
vratim 2"
"Ano, ano!"
Horacovi nezbyvalo mic, nez
opustit pokoj.
Mercy vydral sc z prsou po-
vzdech ulehceni, kdyz Horace
odesel a sklesla do lenosky.
Kdyby Sc byl Horace jeste Okla
milk zdrzel, citila - re by mu
vyjevila cele tajemstvi sve.
OH" zvolala, tisknouc stude-
nou ruku svoji ma rozpalene
cello, "kez bych Sc mohla vypla
kati, ably mne nikdo neslysel a
nevidel.'
Pokoj byl prazdny ona me
la tedy dostatecnou pricinu do
mysleti Sc, re jest samotna
Vsak ale v tom samem okamze
nj poslouchaly jine dve usi a
dive oci ma nj hledely.
Pomalu otvlraly Sc dvere "a
nj vedouci do kuzelny, aniz by
toho nejmensiho tusenl mela
kdyz sc otvor ponekud rozSiril
objevila sc v mem ruka V cernt
rukavicce, a potion ruka V Ger
mem rukave chranici pohyt
dveri. A opet po male prestav
ce objevil Sc nich bledy, utri
peny oblicej prave Grace Ro
seberry. pohlizejic do jidelny
Oci jeji radostne zajiskrily
kdyz uZrela Mercy V pokoji sa
motnou. Palec po palci otvira
la pomalu dvere, pokrocila krol
ku pfedu a naslOuchala. Has
sotva slySitelny, oval Sc Z nej
zarSiho konce konservatore.
NaslOuchala presvedcivs
Sc, re Sc nemyli - ustoupila
vrhnouc opovrzlivy pohled n;
Mercy, uzavrela zticha DIVER,
a ukryla Sc. Has, jenz il Wy
lrusil, pochazel od dvou muzl
mluvicich tiSe pospolu bud ,
zahrade neb V konservatori.
| Kdo byli muzi tito co bu
dou ciniti? Mohou uciniti jednl
! re dvou veci: mohou bud vsto,
| pitt do navstevny, aneb vrati
sc zpet do zahrady. Poklekl;
"a dvere prilozic ucho Ma XII
covou dirku, ocekavala Grace
! Roseberry, co Sc dale dit bu
de.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-16

McICy Scucld uOSuu lid pO-
hovce, nevedouc, co Sc kolem nj
dele. Klesajic pod tezkym ma
tlakem, mysl jeji pocala po-
zvolna raziti 81 novy pruchod
mySlenkam. Poprve odhodlala
sc pomysliti Ma budoucnost no.
wynn smerem. PredpokladaJic,
re Sc jiz priznala, aneb pred
pokladajic, re zenstina, llz
zosobnovala, vynasla prostre-
dek k odhaleni jejiho podvo-
du, jakou vyhodu - tazala Sc
nyni sama sebe, mela by Miss
Roseberry Mercy Merricko-
Wy potupy?
Mohla by Lady Janet prene-
sti ma zenu nj snatkem spri-
znenou, tu naklonnost, jiz We
novala zene, ktera Sc vydava-
la "a jejl pribuznou? Ano, mic
na svete nem1ze uvesti pravou
Grace ono postaveni, ktere
by neprava Grace uprazdnila.
Vlastnosti, kterymi 81 Mercy
ziskala lasku Lady Janet, byly
vlastnosti Mercyny. Lady Ja-
net mohla ovsem po pravu clnl
ii, vSak ale nemela tu pova-
hu, ,aby svou lasku venovala
druhe cizince, ktere 81 nikte-
rak nezaslouzila. Grace Rose
berry bude formalne uznana a
tim bude vse skonceno. Spool
va nejaka nadeje V teto move
ivyhlidce?
Ano! Spoclva nj ona fales
IA nadeje Ma vykonanl nevy-
hnutelneho zadostiucineni neja
kym jinym zpusobem, nez pri-
znanim Sc k podvodu.
Co vlastne ztratila Grace
Roseberry bezpravlm ma nj
spachanym? Ztratiia sluzne co
"spolecnice a pfedcltatelka' :
Lady Janet. Snad potrebovaia
penize; Mercy usporila znac-
nou cast penez, jez j Lady
Janet Stedre Ma utratu davala :
Mercy mohla nabldnouti Grace
penize. Snad by Sc spokojila $
nejakym zamestnanim ! tom
ohledu mohla il Mercy, while
| dem k pomeru Lady Janet,
poskytnouti takove zamestna-
nj, jakeho by 81 prala, jen kdy-
!, by Sc chtela dohodnouti.
Posilnena novou nadejl, Mer
cy vstala roZcilene a unavena
necinnostl V prazdne svetnici.
JeSte pred nekolika minutaml
desila Sc myslenky opetneho
shledani Sc pravou Grace. ny
nj ale kula plany, jak by asi
mohla dosici tajne roZmluvy S
nj. Muscle sc to Stati beze Ztra
| ty casu - jeste ten samy den,
mozno-h; nell, tedy dojista
den pristl. Mechanicky rozhli.
zela Sc kolem sebe uvazujic.
iak by dosahla vytknuteho CT
lie. Nahodou uprela oci sve ia
dvere kuzelny.
Byla to obrazotvrnost?
Byl to prelud, aneb slysela
skutecne tom okamzenI, ia,
koby dive osoby konservator.
spolu rozmlouvaly?
Rozmyslela Sc /. 4 pohlizejie
Zpet tim smerem, naslouchala
napnute. Zvuk pak-li h,
vskutku slysela nebyl liz
slySitelnym. Pokrocila ku dve
rim kllzelny, ably zjistila svo
il prvni pochybnost. Vztahl;
ruku syou, ably otevrela dvere
- kdyz hlasy (rozeznatelne ny
III co hlasy dvou muzu) byly o
pet slysitelny.
: Tentokrate byla stavu ro
zeznati i slova pronesena.
"Nejake dalsi rozkazy. pa
} ne?l vyzvidal jeden q muzu.
'Zadne vice" odpovedel CTR,
by. Mercy sc lekla a ponekuC
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-16
KAJICNA HkfSNICE.
Roman cd Wilkie Collinse pro "Domacnost''
angliciny pfelozil Gust. B. Reisl.

"Kdybych nebyla spriznena
S Lady Janet" pocala. "byl
byste kdy pomyslel ma snatek
Sc. mnou?'
"Draha! K cemu ia otazka?
Wy jste spriznena S Lady Ja-
net"
Mercy nespokoiila Sc touto
odpovedi.
"Povazme, re bych nebyla
spriznena Lady Janet" po-
kracovala. Define tomu, re
bych byla pouze hodnou div
kou, nemajici nicehoz nez sve
vlastni zasluhy. Co ty tomu pax
vase matka rekla?"
Horace opet vyhybal Sc pfi
me odpovedi.
"Proc Sc tazete?" pravil ko
necne.
"Ptam Sc, abych dostala od-
poved'," odvetila Mercy. do
VOLTA by vam matka, abyste Sc
ozenil S chudou divkou bez ro-
diny $ nicim nez jeiimi ctno-
stmi "a nj mluvicimi?'
"Ma matka mela by divku tu
" ucte, aniz by ztratila sebe-
uctu," pravil. "Ma matka pri-
pomnela by mi v takovem padu
moji povinnost vuCi nasl rodi-
ne"
"a rekla by: ne?"
"Ano, rekla by: mel"
"Ohn'
V povzdechu tom vezel tako
Wy vyraz opovrzeni, re Horace
nemalo podesil. "Co to zname-
nag" tazal Sc.
"Nic," odpovedela divka a
zabrala Sc opet do sve prace.
Pc chvilce mlcen. pocal opet
Horace: "Snad jsem vas neu-
razil?"
Opet pustila vySivani a Ia
skyplnym zrakem pohledla Ho
racovi primo do obliceje, do
tkla Sc rukou svou rame jeho
a pravila:
"Miloval byste mne Wy, Ho-
race, aniz byste Sc ohlizel na
| jmeno rodinne
Ease to rodinne jmeno! Ho-
race vytacel Sc vsemozne pri-
me odpovedi.
Mercy jei uchopila ia ruku
a tiskla il tax, jako by nj od-
poved' vymackati chtela.
"Byl byste mne Wy milo
val?o opakovala.
Kouzlu hlasu jejiho nemoh1
| Horace dele odolati i odpovedel
| vrele: "V kazdem pripade a
pod kazdym jmenem = Mercy
ovinula rame sve kolem size je
no uprela sve oci ma neho
Jest to pravda ?" tazala Sc.
"Pravda, jake re jest mad
nami obloha
Odpoved' Ia lichotila il We
lice pfinutila iej k opakova
nj il i jinym zpusobem.
Bee ohledu, elm bych by.
la. Jen k vuli mne?"
''Jen k vuli vam."
Mercy oblala Horace Obe
ma rukama. vrhla hlavu naru
zlve na prsa ieho a volala !: IN
| luji te! Miluii te! Miluji te 2
Pri kazdem opetovani SLOW tecf
ievila Sc vetsi prudkost v hla
sc jejim napotom sklesla y
milky chraptivy kirk zoufal
stvi a beznadejnosti. Prave ie
| il postaveni vuci nemu obje
vilo Sc pine sve hruze pr
vyznani lasky jeji. Ruce il kle
| sly, vrhla sebou ma pohovku
kryla oblicej V polstari. "Oh
opust' tc mne!' stenala slabe
"Odejdete, odejdete!"
Horace pokousel Sc ovinou
ii rame svc kolem nj a pozved
nouti il. Ona vsak povstala sa
ma, odstrcila jej zpet prud
kym pohybem ruky naznacils
abV ii Opustil "SNatehnI dar!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-16

Il ulala S VelkOu SIdTOSUilNOSlA
Miss Palmer, fiditelka kolleje
po STRANGE spolece:lske, DIR. il
II Guth Vassar College. Otaz-
ka saten, iidelny, byla tezkym
ktery naSi kollego-
We V Praze sotva by pochopill.
Starry vratny V hlavni brane u
diven6 pokyvoval hlavou, kdyz
videl dve studentky podivne
vysivanych Satech, Miss Balen
tine, riditelku oddeleni pro te-
lesnou vychovu, a ano Miss
Palmer oGekavala nezname no
chy, o kterych celia kollej hor-
live posledni den hovorila.
A snad Sc udivil jeSte vice,
kdyz pruvodu prof. Nicholse
a kol Podzinkove, pfijel nejen
cesky team" ale DIR. B. Ste
panek a dr.. A. Sum Z legace
ce ashingtonu, a senator p.
Klofac.
We shonu a radosti uvltan!
nasich nejen milych, ale wac
.nvch hosti (vzdyt' Poughkeep-
sic Eagle News vyslovne sdall-
ly, Sokol-Team navstGvoval Ia
sadne jen ceska stfediska, kde2
to Vasaar je vzacna vyjimka)
q zdalo Sc, re zmiZela ohvykla
vzorna, americka organisace
ale na konec prece jen naSi no.
ste poznali vSechny pamatks
|kolleje a spad nekdy ' Praze
|se jim zasteskne pc "praVem'
mleku. kter6 k jejich velkemU
udivu Zastupovalo napoj pr
|pitku.
Zatim Or. +. St6pankovi, dr.
A. Sumovi, senatOru KlofacoN
a bratrovi Bikovi predstaveny
studenSti funkcionaTi a pfedn
profesofi kolleje a utulne poke.
ie We vile Miss Palmer staly Sc
ma kratko pfednaskovym sa
lem, kde senator KlofaG vysve.
itloval naSi pozemkovou refor
mu profesoru narodohospdar
stvi, Mr.. II. Millsovi a Miss 1'e
stor, profesorce deiepisu, SIT
ldentky V duchu 81 praly, ably
lmohly studovat cizine, ably jt
take prijel navStivit pan Vysla
nee iejich vlasti.
A hodiny odpoledne, Y pr
|rodnim divadle je l.u5no. V roz
koSnem udol ma svahu mad tie
lmnym jeZerem Sedi "NasSa
girls" We svych bllych Satecl
Sc sweatry Y jasnych barVacl
a Y pozadi Sc odrazeji postav.
Cechu 4 Poughkeepsie, sesku
penych okolo ceske delegac,
profesorskcho sboru a jinycl
hostu z okoIi.
Nikdo Sc vlastne mcdowell,
pre- dstayit, co pride a napet
ie stnpnnyano nadSeni sloV,
DIR. Suma, ktery svym milyn
lzpusobem seznamil studentk,
$ historil a vyznamem Sokol
+, stva. Sc6na divadla podob;
Sc feckemu obetisti a DOZEN
IstaVa Sc skuteCnosti. kdyz vzo
ne druzstvo nastoupilo. CVi
ceni m bradleeh prekvapil,
,sNou plesnosti, ale prostna Ion
! dVnska 4 symbolicke zavereG
ne cviceni iednoduSe uchvati
: 10 vsechny prltomne. Student
: kan nestacil nadSeny potlesk
ale jelich pekus 0 'Idar, Zdal
Nazdar for Sokols' byl East
:, nen muznym Nazdar, ktere S
! ozValo Sc sceny. Zajlmav
:, Is tx bvlo pozoroVati cleny pr,
: tesorskeho sboru - jeUc
: oelch vidcli jsme toteZ dojat
/ pochopenI, xterc spojoValo ma
ma Sletu 1920. "Nvrid'te sVyl
I. rra,ellm nas uprlmny dix, /
/ kali nam. "sejdeme-li sc IA ct
2 ste "a llrasou a ideally, Zvitez
ne piatclstvl narodu Sc st;
:, ne skutkem. !"
: Po cviceni vzorny film 7. Slt
/. tu strhl k obdivu ty, kteri a
:, dosud byli jen neyzruSenyn
The Kusko times., 1922-10-04
MeGRATH. ALASKA. OCT. 4, 1922
1900 Lepers Are Now
 Receiving Treatment

Manila, P. I.-More than 3,900 lepers out of 5,000zin the colony on Culion island are now, receiving treatment, 3600 of this number taking the ethyl ester UT eatment and about 300 the Mer- cedo reatment, according to Professor Shirley E. Roberts, vice president Of Che Philippine Anti-Leprosy Society, who has just returned to Manila from Cuion, where he spent month work ing among tha patients.
 According 50 Prof. Roberts, the ar eatment has been extended until all but approximately 1000, lepers in the colony are being cared. for medically. About TOO of these are beyond medical aid and some 300 live at distance from the main colony, making treat ment impracticable.
 s'This is.. g. record that l think no other country in the -Egerld-can. equal, 'f said Prof. Roberts. "When Governor Se neral Wood became chief executive of the Philippines, Q few months ago, only 5OO iepers were receiving treat ment. The new Culion is a place transformed; new spirit is abroad among the personnel and patients. In sime we may eliminate leprosy from Che Philippine islands altogether. This will be aided if sufferers learn to, pre- sent themselves to the authorities in the incipient6stage.- While I was in. Culion 58 lepers were brought there from the island of Geou. and of these, at least 40 had been afflicted for sew eral years and had been, in hiding dur ing thea entire time. Such practices will have no excuse now that Culion is receiving the attention necessary. to make it not only tolepaole to the pa tients, but a refuge and asylum for them.''
The Kusko times., 1922-10-04
Haven't You Ever Felt. That
 Way?

aaven't you often worn goggles of
 blue, And seeing Life's~ sham, and it's
 shame, Felt it was all a big scramble, and you Might as-well get into the game? That nothing much mattered but big
 bunch ofeash, And the man who was good was jay, And the whole blooming country was
 gong to smash; Haven't vou,. haven't you felt that
 way? Haven't you felt it was hardly worth
 while To try to live up to your best? And haven't YOU. smiled cynical
 smile And something way down in, your
 breast Whispered Life had prize that was
 higher than gold And sweater than fame or display? And the fa1th4that had slipped took 8
 bran-new hold. Haven't you,. haven't you. felt that
 way2 And didn't peace come near that
 was far And urge you to strive, toward cit
 still?e And didn't you turn your face to
 s5ar,v And didn't you say: "I willn' And weren't you stronger, and didn't
 yol find !, z The world was better, and didn't it j. pay To be brave, and patient andaeheery 5 and kind T Haven't Yon,, haven't you felt that
 way? Smiley, in Golfers Weekly.
The Kusko times., 1922-10-04
Plans for Feeder Sys-
 tenn to Alaska R. R.

Seattle.-Col. James G. Steese. head of the Alaska Road Commission. and who recently returned from Washing ton. announces that the plans for the system of wagon and truck roads feeder system to the Alaska railroad) devised by the Commission has been appdoyed by both Interior Secretary Fall and Col. F. c. Mears, and that the plan will be carried out and mean the expenditure of S3.00O, 1000 on feeder roads along the railway.
The Kusko times., 1922-10-04

Fifteen years ago. said an evan-e gelist, speaking in London, II was 6 bum, disreputable, shabby, no account. worthless. What do you think has, brought about,this change?"e.
 And a hoarse voice from. the gallery answered.:
 s'Wot change?"-Ex.
The Kusko times., 1922-10-04
Card of Thanks.

In behalf of myself and children I wish to exteud my heartfelt thvnks to the many friends who so generously offered help and sympathy during our recent bereavement.
 GEO. W. HOFFMAN. Napamute. Sept. 29.
The Kusko times., 1922-10-04
Many a Nickel Makes a Mickle.
 Fairbanks Naws Miner

Fairbanks News, Miner
 Fifty years ago our parents gave us a little tin savings bank, and on it was stam ped. the einformationatha9 "Many a Nickel Makes Miokle." Since then wehave never doubted the, assertion, but the tin bank is gone and the nickels we have tossed to the. birds would pay the national debt.
 And It has taken this camp all it's
The Kusko times., 1922-10-04

but it is here today, for this morning the First National Bank, the last bank in the world to get off the "two-bit" basis of small change, went.on nickel and-dime basis. The coming of the
The Kusko times., 1922-10-04

railroad, which links this town to the nickel-and'dime country, brought the local merchants to that point, and the bank has to play the game for the beneftof the merchants.
The Kusko times., 1922-10-04

4 good many of our citizens will wonder at the superfuous- energy of the federal government ia preparing and issuing pamphlet on "How to Keep Your Cellar Dry. ."-Louisville Times.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
For Wednesday, Sheets

Twelve dozen 81 90 Pepperil UnbIeached
Sheets. $50 value .......... .S1.35 each
Twelve dozen 81 90 Bleached Seamless
Sheets. 81. so value .. $1.35 each
Ten dozen 81 90 Satisfaction Sheets.
S1.4O each
Ten dozen 81 90 Pepperli Bleaehed
Sheets, S1.65 value ............... sl.45
For the day only these prices.
36-inch Outing Flannel in pink and blue
stripes .................. Zoe the yard
So-inch Cretonne ........ Zoe the yard
Fancy Ticking 81 inches wide: for the
dav ................... SOC the yard
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
JEWISH CENTRE FORMS
YOUNG PEOPLES LEAGUE
Active Association Will Direct
All Communities Social
Affairs.

An active association for the young
people of the Jewish Community Cen
tire. ages is TO 80, was organized Sun
day afternoon in the auditorium of
the centre, FfT;rrf-and King streets.
DR.. NJ. Greenstein, chairman OF the
activities committee. opened the meet
ing by calling attention to the fact
that because of the change of the Y.
NJ. II. A. into the Jewish Community
Centre with the membership based
upon the family. there was left no
organization TO take care of the young
people as such. For that reason, he
urged, that a strong association OF the
young people be formed in order that
they may have an instrument through
which 70 carry on their activities.
Those that We're members OF the senior
clubs were but a small number of the
entire Jewish youth of Wilmington.
The main clubs were the Dorsche Daas
Club reaching about so, and the Cri-
terion Club reaching about 90. The
new organization Will seek a member
ship OF 300. When thoroughly func-
tioning, the active association will be
the agency through which the centre
will carry on all its social activities
\ temporary chairman was elected
Sydney Schagrin, who proceeded to
appoint constitutional committee
who are 10 meet tonight in the office
Of the Executive Director, Samue
Saretsky, 10 work out details and
plans for the new organization. The
committee consists of Philip Leshem
Helen Weinberg, Anna H.rshout, Chas
Reissman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
Serious Bladder Trouble,

Gould not stand nor sit and was
forced 10 cry out from intense pain,
writes Henry Williams. Tarkio. Mon
tana. The doctors said I had infiam-
nation of the bladder and an opera
ton was necessary. Tried Foley Kid
ney Pills and improved at once. Tel
all my friends about Foley Kidney
Pills as il will save many from suf-
fering and perhaps. as in my case, a
dangerous operation" Bladder and
kidney trouble demand prompt treat
ment. Foley Kidney Pills give quick
relief. N, b. Danforth-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24

between the fingers which encircle
the lower part OF the cup. Coooanut
milk with flower petals floating In 1t
Is a favorite beverage also. Iced raw
FISH Ia often eaten. A sauce not unlike
our tomato sauce Is served with It.,
but in a separate broad shallow dish.
Boiled rice Is n staple article. Nasubi
Yaki (fried eggplanD Tori Kan (chick-
en- jelly) are also served. Setsuma
soup, broiled lobster and fishballs are
popular.
Q. Is 1t healthful to have plants
| in a sleeping room? r.. J.
| A. An authority on horticulture
says that plants cannot stand bad
air. and they should never be kept In
a sleeping room during the night, for
they consume the fresh air and give
| out carbon dioxide. which is detrlmen-
tai to the health of the individual using
the room.
| Q. Can unique be compared? l.. A. s
A. 1t cannot. 1t is an absolute
word. The word implies being the
only one of it's kind"
q. Please give information regard
ing work for ex-soldies In Panama
B. ID. w
A. The Panama Commission says
that appointments are not being made
10 the Canal Zone at the present time
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
Consumers Ask For Quality.

"The retail business that Il trading
up. meaning to give quality instead Of
bargains in low price, are the ones
which are making records and eetab-
fishing themselves" said Charles Klotz-
man. I'm the clothing line there is a
trend TO get quality and cffers OF wear
abcs of reputation or Of equal quality
are being demanded. This indicates that
there are better times stalking through
out the district, that men and women
too. for that matter, are seeing cheap
ness in quality. as that means service
and endurance in the long run. Manu-
facturers are beginning to discover
too. that the retail places which ars
making effort to get out quality rather
than the lower price. are making It q
requirement for better wcarables &c
be brought to the fore. Every circular
letter being issued these days by ths
clothing manufacturers of reputation
indicate that the general demand is
for quality. y."-Birmingham Gala.
News.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
FlAPPERS AND IMPS
FOR THE MERRY WH|Rl
Two New Dance Groups Added
to Program for Hos
pital Benefit.

Members of two more dance groups
fos. the Merry Whirl OF 1922" which
Will be given at The Playhouse the
week OF October 80 for the benefit OF
the children's ward OF the Delaware
Hospital, have been announced.
One group is known as the FLAP
pere." and has been assembled by Miss
Elinor Vandergritt. The "Flappers'
and their pastnefs are as follows
Miss Mary Marvel and Samuel Davis ;
Miss Alice Candee and Richard Nor
gan: Miss Elizabeth Holladay and
Willard Speakman: Miss Elinor Van
dergrift and Alfred V. du Pont; Miss
katherine Armstrong and John Bar
rett; Mrs. Alfred Armstrong and AL
fred Armstrong; Miss Paulina du Pont
and Joseph Hopes; Miss Jane Marvel
and Harry Evans.
Another group, assembled by Miss
Kate A. McClafferty, will be known as
the "Imrs." They promise a decided
novelty. These "Imps" are Harrie,
Finnerty, June Edwards. Vera Mccall
Dorothy David, Audrey Smith. An
toinette Monferoni, Kathryn Darrell
kathryn McDougal. Beatrice Kenyon
Anna Kenyon. Caroline Graham, Anna
Boyle and Vivian Casperson.
Donations of cigars and cigarettes
for the smoke stand" which will he
established throughout the "Whrl.
already are beginning to he received
bu; many more are expected. Mrs
Joseph Il. Wales is head of the Ways
and Means" committee which will sci
the smokes" and Mrs. Frank l.. de
Almond has special charge of theil
collection. Friends of the Junios
Board OF the Delaware Hospital are
urged to send their donations to Mrs
de Almond. Merry Whirl' head
quarters, S12 Market street, in aS
large quantities as their generosity
makes possible.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

ny reader can get the answer TO Any
question by writing Every Evening lnior-
ma ton Bureau, Frederic J; Haskin, dlrec
tor, Washington, ID. G. This ofier appnos
not give advice on legal. medical and
financial matters. 1T does not attempt 20
settle domestic troubles nor TO undert1ke
exhaustive research on any suplcct' Wits
your questions plainly and brieny. Give
full name and address and enclose TWO
cents In stamps for return postage. All
replies are sent direct to the inquirer
Q. How many people visit the
Hollywood studios in year? }. McD.S.
A. The LOS Angeles Chamber OF
Commerce says that more than loo'ooo
persons are admitted to the various
studios each year.
@. Are the majority OF Members or
the House Of Representatives lawyers?
#. j. T.
A. 1t has been estimated that fully
20 per cent of them are members of
the legal profession.
@. How many violins did Stradi-
variue make? z. T.~R.
A. A musical authority states that
between 1866 and 1897 Stradivarius
made 1,l16 Instruments; according to
records, cf these $40 violins, Il violas
and 90 violincellos are actually known
to exist today.
Q. Does the wind blowing on a
thermometer affect the degree of tenn
perature? l.. + l..
4. The Weather Bureau says the
thermometer is not affected by the
wind velccity after having once attain
ed the temperature of the wind. The
physical discomfort usually associated
with high winds Is due to the rapid re-
moval of heat from tho human body
is generated by n thermometer its
readings are therefore not affected by
the wind velocity.
Q. How can library paste be made
#. II. L.
A. Library paste can be made by
heating l OF. of rice starch, 3 DIR. OF
gelatine. and i2pt. of water. Stir con-
stantly until the liquid becomes thick
and CLASSY. Keep it In a tight bottle
with few drops of Glove oil.
@. Describe Japanese meals. Z. NJ.
A. Japenese meals are served or
individual trays. II the family is well
10 do the trays are beautifully .ac-
quered. Chop sticks OF wood or ivory
are used instead of knife and fork
Tea Is drunk from small vessels with
out handles. No sugar or cream is
served with ii. The cup is grasped
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
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