The mirror., 1923-11-15
QUERIES
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QUERIES
NOTICE TO INMATES
For the benefit of any inmates who appre-
ciate and see the opportunity that their spare
hours give toward a means of self education
through correspondence school courses, study Of
good literature, acquiring an education In our
Night Schools, or, who need helpful informa-
ous d deporments VIII viii herewith @ be ~ priVleged I
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to send in any queries Of serious interest to
yourself. THE M1enoa with the kind collabor.:
Institutional Libraries, will gladly endeavor to
supply the requested information.
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of this column inmates must sign their name.
register number and lock number to all queries
submitted for publication, Inmates names, OF
course will not be published, only the Initials
of each querist being used-Editor.
Q:-When a senator is elected to FIJI an
unexpired term does his salary begin
when he is elected or when he is sworn
in ?-H. M. H.
A:-The salary dates back to the time
the vacancy occurs So far as the salary
is concerned there is no interval or vacancy
in the senatorial term. For instance, Mag
rus Johnson was elected to fill the unex-
pired term of Senator Knute Nelson of
MINI. Johnson's salary dates back to the
time of Nelson's death although he was
not actually elected until some time after
wards. The theory is that each state al
ways has two senators and the federal
government pays the two salaries as if no
vacancies ever occur.
Q:-Will you please let me know the
results of football games of Nov. 10, 1928.
"A. L.
A:-Local: St. Thomas 81, North Dako-
ia A. O; Carlton 13, Hamline Z; St. Johns
IA, Gustav Adolphus II; Manchester 13,
Concordia 8; Cretin 19, De La Sale o;
St. Olaf 20, Superior ~; St. Cloud T. 7,
Moorhead Normal o; Kemper IS, Shat
tuck 0. WEST: Illinois 10, Wisconsin
o.; Chicago 27, Indiana o; Nebraska IA,
Notre Dame 7; Michigan 26, Quantico
Marines &; Oklahoma 13, Missouri 0; Ohio
State 80, Purdue 0; Marquette "a, North
Dakota O.; St. Louis IA, Loyola 6; North
western 80, Lake Forest 0; Kansas 80,
Washington U. 0; Butler 13, De Pauw o;
Stanford IA, Oregon 8; California 13, U.
S. CT Idaho 7, Oregon Aggies o; Kan
sas Aggies IS, Grinell 7; Fairfield 10,
Ottumwa I; Cornell College IA, Dubuque
U 0; Coe IL, Drake s. Colorado College
7, Utah U s.; Carroll 8, Ripon 0; Wabash
20, Chicago Y o; Bradley 81, Augustana
o; Colorado Aggies 81, Denver U o;
EAST: Harvard 5, Princeton o; Yale 16,
Maryland IA; Cornell IS, Columbia o;
Navy 81, St. Xavier o; Holy Cross %,
Fordham 7; La Fayette 8, Pennsylvania
E; Penn State 7, Georgia Tech O; West
Virginia 63, w. and L. o; Pittsburgh 13,
Grove City I; Syracuse 49, Boston U. o;
Maine II, New Hampshire 0; Bowdoin 7,
Tufts g.; Washington and J. 40, Waynes-
burg o.; Rensaeler Poly 81, Worcester Poly
o; Swathmore 81, Muhlenburg 7; Detroit
s, Carnegie Tech 6; A. and M. 7, Dickin-
son o; Bucknell 7, Lehigh 6; Franklin "a,
Georgetown O; Amherst Al, Trinity IL;
Dartmouth 16, Brown IA. SOUTH:
George 13, Virginia 0; Oglethorpe 6, Mis-
sissippi o.; Alabama 16, Kentucky 0; Cen
ter 20, Sewanee 6; Auburn 6, Tulane E;
Rice IL, Southwestern U. o.; Southern
Methodist U. 13, Arkansas U. &; Mis-
sissippi College 6, or Mississippi O.; Ten
lessee 7, Vanderbilt 50.
O:-What is recorded in a ships log?
L. o. r.
A:-The log differs slightly according
to the kind of ship, but generally speak
ing it contains daily record of the wea-
ther encountered, the. speed made, posi-
tions of the ship determined by astronomi-
cal observations or dead reckoning, and
brief account of the important happen
ings.
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request. The International Text Books are
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ful Arts, Literature, Chemistry, Bcgrap and
Science divisions of our library catalogue for
diversified subjects.