Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-10-19
New Questions

I. Do grape seeds cause appehdi-
citis?
2. Can real diamonds be made.
g. Can street car, engine ana
steam roller wheels be made out OF
papier mache and if this is posi-
BILE how it is done?
4, How many people are drowned
in a year?
5. Do the violet rays Of the sun
penetrate through a wire screen on
the porch? At present 1 am taking
sun baths, so 1 would like to know
whether the violet rays do me any
good through wire mosquito net
ting.
6. When IS Blue Monday?
z. How does a German glider rise
in the air without a motor
8. How long is the longest word
known in any language?
9. How many stores can be seen
with the naked eye and how many
with the largest telepscOpe?
10. Did Anthony ultimately marry
Cleopatra?
Questions Answered
I. @. Who gave Ireland the name
Emerald Isle?
A. Ireland was first called the
Emerald Isle by DR.. w. brennan
1754-1S20) in his poem entitled
Erin"
2. O. What is an encyclical?
A. An enCyclical is a circular, let
ter and, in an ecclesiastical sense,
oIIuOcc-o1 q
pope to all the bishops in the world
who are in communication with
him.
8. @. Has the term "fait accompli'
any special significance in diplomat
ic language?
A. Fait accompH, an accomplish
ed fact, denotes in diplomacy all
event that has happened and must
be accepted or recognized as def.
mite, however disagreeable.
4. Q. With what force does water
expand when frozen?
A. A brass globe whose cavity is
an inch in diameter may be burst
by filling it with water and 'freez
ing, and the force necessary for
this effect is 27,720 pounds.
.. @. Why does the state Of New
York recognize a divorce obtained
say, in Reno. when the grounds for
divorce in Nevada are so different
from the grounds in New York?
A. The constitution of the United
States imposes certain obligations
upon the states in their dealings
with each other. Section I, Article
", providing that full faith and
credit shall be given in each state
to the public acts, records and judi
ciaI, proceedings of every other
state" This clause has been held
to mean that in civil cases, when the
courts of one state have given a
judgment, such judgment will be
recognized and enforced by the
courts of every other state without
a new trial. 1t also means that con
tracts legally entered into in one
state are binding and enforceable in
another. In the matter of divorce
by this clause a state is required
to recognize a divorce granted in
any other state, even though it
may have been granted for reasons
for which the laws of the first
state would not allow a divorce.
The only restriction which courts
have upheld in their Interpretation
OF this clause of the constitution
is that the state granting the di-
VOrce shall have jurisdiction over
the parties-that is, that the party
should have a bona-fide residence
within the state, and that proper
notice of suit should be given.s Thus
New York must recognize Nevada
divorces if it be shown that the
plaintiff had a legal residence ir
Nevada and the defendant had been
legally notified OF the suit.
6. @. What relation is the queen
Of Roumania to Queen Victoria?
A. Queen Marie, of Roumania. is
a granddaughter of Queen Victoria,
of England. Her father was a grand
duke of Saxe-Coburg-G othia; her
mother was a Russian.
7. How many cases of leprosy are
there in the United States?
a. The exact number of lepers III
this country is not authoritatively