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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-07
NAMESAKE

Jim-I suppose, old man, you're go- ing to name the baby John" after yourself.
 John--No; we've decided to name him Thomas" after a prolonged family row.-Answers. London,
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STOP CATARRH This New EasyWay

Cstarrh of the head. stomach. etc.. is responsible for much misery and falling health. If you are sufferer from wheezing. sneexingr difficult breathing hawking bad breath. indigsstion. rais- ing phlegr etc.. to prove that you can stop these troubles quickly and easily with the pleasant scien tific Florence Combination Treatment will Snd you treatment absolutely free and postpaid, WnSn your caarrh is gone you repay thefayor Dy tei- ine other sufferers Merely send your name today for my free treatment. Tpis offer is good Tor onv iO oA'' FLORENCE LABORATORIES.
 mn coc. Cola Bldg Kansas City, Mo-.
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REDUCES GAS PRICE
Standard Oil Makes 2-Cent Cut At
 KanSaS-CitY

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. 6.-The Standard Oil company late today an nounced a two-cent reduction in the price of gasoline at its filling stations here. The reduction probably will be placed in effect tomorrow. The new price will be 14.9 cents, including the one cent tax here and 13.9 cents in Kansas City, Kansas, where gasoline tax is not yet in effect.
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ERODE

i Mother! I think our new cook has come to stay"
 How do you knowT'
 9She ask me what my name is."- Life. -
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REMARKABLE RECOVERY OF
 MRS. STINK
Gives Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
 Full Credit
Minnesota Junction, Wis.-'T was under treatment, but nothing seemed

W ASlp me- anu ! was run down and so weak that l had to remain in bed much of the time and was like an invalid. l had pains in my abdo- men and in the fe-
 male organs, and my stomach both- cred me. My hus. band sawLydia E.
 Pinkham's Vepe-
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QUITE A DIFFERENCE
 Lincoln split rails. The average con gressman mends fences. There's a diff ference.-Life.
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WINDS.

East Gulf: Gentle variable and weather partly overcast with occasional showers Sunday.
 West Gulf: Gentle to moderate easteFly and weather partly overcast Sunday.
 Carribben Sea and Windward Passage: Gentle to moderate easterly. and weather partly overcast with occasional showers Sunday.
 Sandy Hook to Hatteras: Moderate northerly and weather partly overcast Sunday.
 Hatteras to Florida Straits: Moderate easterly and weather partly overcast Sum day.
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TOO COMPLETE A JOB

The Lord made the earth in six days. He could well have spared the few hours he devoted to the construction of the Balkans.-James J. Montague.
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table Compound advertised, thought it must be good, and brought it home to me and advised me to tryit. After taking one bottle was able to eat, and after six bottles was doing my own work, which hadn't been able to do for years. I have a new baby who is doing nicely, and am still taking the Vegetable Compound and feeling better than l have for four years. The medicine is issurelywonder- ful and good thing to have in the house. "-Mrs. GEORGE STINK, Min nesota Junction, Wisconsin.
 A countrywide canvass of pur chasers of the Compound reports g per cent. benefited.
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c. z. HIcksOn.-C. z. Hicksoh. age 4S 1921 Peachtree street. died Friday night at a local infirmary. Funeral service will be held at the Twentyfirst Avenue Methodist church. at o'clock, Sunday afternoon. The remains will be shipped to Nashville. Tenn, by Brown, for hurial.
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,REPAREDNESS

PREPAREDNESS
 The king of Bulgaria is learning to drive a railway locomotive. We'll, you never know.-Punch, London. x
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LOCAL DATA

For the 24 hours ending at 2. p. m. September 6. 1924:
 Highest temperature ............... S6 Lowest temperature ................ 67 Mean temperature ..............,I. 72 Normal temperature ..............l. IT Excess deficiency in temperature
 since January .............. Al Rinfall .............. o Total ranfaIl since January l .. PASS Excess deficiency in rainfall since
 January l z.65 Relative humidity. a. m......... 65
 12 noon ................ 25
 ' D. m. .............. 32 Dry thermometer. a. m. ........ 50
 12 noon .................. SZ
 2 p. m. .................. 72 Wet thermometer. a. m. ......... 54
 IF noon .................... 60
 D. m. ................... 55 ...a % ....... . emf emf cmfwyppp
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DEATHS

Mrs, T. J. Barnett.-Mrs. T. J. Barnett. age 50, died Saturday afternoon at the , residence, 407 Railroad avenue, Boyles Funeral service will be announced later by Lige Low.
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Mickey, age SS, died at her residence. 1919 Pearson avenue. late Thursday night Funeral services will be held at the West End Baptist church, Sunday afternoon, at 4 o'clock with Rev Jessie A Cook. pastor in charge. Interment will be in Elmwood cemetery, with Vice / in charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-15
Chan gin g Values

RAGIC is this news item Appraisal of the estate of the
/ late jeremiah Evarts Tracy, of the United States
army lists his Distinguished Service Medal worth only
so cents and his Army-Navy Medal only % cents.
To Col. Tracy their value largely sentimental That
part of the value too high to be figured in dollars and
cents and he it with him beyond the grave All that
left bit of metal The value of the metal is small The
real value, obviously, imaginary. Yet for such mag
mary values men risk their lives.
Many other forms of value are imaginary. Including
gold which has actual value than silver except for
its hypnotic influence its power to command respect and
obedience.
dying of thirst in desert if offered his choice of
ton of gold glass of water, would take the water
At an auction E. D. North pays $240 for copy Of the
first edition of Joseph Conrads book, "Almayers Folly
with pages uncut.
He buy eatherbound duplicate of this book for
few dollars. So what he bought not Conrad's novel,
but the factor of scarcity.
So it is with many things including diamonds. All val
properly should be based usefulness But the stand
ard basis of values is scarcity That's why money
system is backed by gold and silver instead of iron cop
per.
It's human nature to want to something exclusive"
Explanation is in the psychology of greed and vanity
because
they had ammunition.
by giving up stars
al oil field
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-15
SCIENCE
Influence of Food

A comparison OF ants. bees and
wanps Hhows the influence OF food
on forms Of life. Science holds that
these three are at bottom blood
brothers children OF an insect eat.
Ing all kinds OF food. In diet tho
ants have followed their parents
footsteps. Tho bcos became yege
iaFlans and the wasps meat ea,orn.
Hunger turns tho meat.cating
wasps into bandits. They attempt
To raid bee hives. forgetting the old
family Tie. The bees usually Auc.
coed in driving Off the frccbootors.
Then the wasps loiter around the
hive, Some been. laden with honey,
are tired. and stop minute TO rest
before entering tho hive. Such a
bee tho waiting wasp win pounco
upon and sever It's body between
thornx and abdomen. Tho WASH
bears away the honey.iaden abdo.
men - meat. honey and nil - as
complete meal.
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might follow up HIS lombard.
msnt OF tho canal with a sur.
pfise landing a, ono Of the forts.
lie would undoubtedly DO driven
away. but the fort guns Ia tho
meantime could have been pui
out % commission. allowing
hostile flee; 20 come even closer
to the locks Al any rate. an
American feet coming thru tho
canal. on route 10 tho Atlantic
seaboard. could BE- smashed TO
pieces In the hnrbor before II
had even chance 20 set out
and flRht. NO the stratesists say.
The mission Of the land dc.
sennss Is not only 10 defend tho
canal. but 10 protect our bat.
tlsHiilps until they get out into
fighting position. According 10
tha paper wnr+ our forces
fought they might not be able
10 do ii against an equal naval
power or coalition OF two ma
tons smaller than tho unitea
States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-15
Santas Nearest Neghbors Dream of Becoming World Port
Point BarroW
Enthuses Over
"Air Boom"
Dy r. u. A. gervlesj

MAHiIiNGToN. Tcb. H.
w Point Barrow. Aiaala. has
~ harbors open 10 shipping
only few weeks each year
But u may become "a world
port of great Importance IN the
race Of nations for a new cont.
mont and new trade routes over
the North pole.
II Is doubtful ~ the navy'a
dirigible. Shenandoah" clears
from Point Barrow on lta polar
flight this summer. But tho
navy planning board. hesfea ~
ltear Admiral Ao1eii. urges
construction OF "A permanent
mooring ana supply station al
Harrow for use Ia subsequent
aerial trips.
Difficulties In shipping sup
plies and erecting mooring
masis may cause tho "shenan.
doah" 90 ny from Mono toward
tho pole. rather than from Point
Barrow. But n tho planning
board has ia way. materials for
tho permanent equipment may
bo shipped IA August and tho
work completed Ia time for use
IN the summer OF 1885.
Point Barrow. LII miles from
tho North pole. II Americas
nofthsrnmoHt community. II u
at tho edge OF an uneKpiored
arctic area a million square miles
ia extent.
Tho few white persons there
mainly school teachers. trad.
ora and misHionaFio6-wi mali
orders In November. 1924. for
tho supplies they viii uae dur.
ing the winter and spring OF
1850.
Tho veteran coast guard cut.
Ter Bear pays brief visit az
soon as leo permits. In August.
bringing Ia the supplies ordered
tho fall before. and possibly a
teacher II the water remains
unfrozen n few weeks. some tiny
whaiera and fur tTHdofu' schoon.
era may vista big occasion up
there.
But n the government contln.
ues i's explorations for undis-
covered lands In the polar ba-
sin--lands Of great strategic
value 20 oyer.,he.pole airplanes
from Europe 20 Ania--Point
Barrow win give American air
expeditions a tremendous advan.
,age. with this point as a refuel.
Ing base prolonged cruises win
be an enRy matter.
Geographic conditions around
Point Barrow are ideal for such
base-but the entire popula.
ton. % per cent Eskimos. would
have 20 be trained 70 moor the
big dirigihlss. or Uncle sam
would be compelled 20 maintain
tho worlds farthestnorih naval
base.
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Questions and Answers

nITELL, sir under urge of note just received, we're
wv going to take crack at that quesons-and-a
stunt, with due apology to bully Washington bureau
O. Holp can remore the Odor Of oil from second
hand cabinet? CALVIN
A. First throw the doors wide open and admit all the
fresh air and sunlight that's loose. Then, take new
whisk broom and carefully sweep out all the cob-webs
micenests and the dirt from roof floor and sides Then
take solution of carboc acid I've and ormadehyde and
scrub the inside thoroughly. Let the and air act
for time and then go the interior with sandpaper
III the slightest of oil remains go the interior
with juice of raw onions.
No need be worried by a secondhand cabinet that
snks Calvin and you should not hesitate to ask us for
answers to other questions than oily ones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-15
PANAMA CANAL Is PAYING
BY JOE JONES
WITH THE T. 8. FLEET IN THE CANAL ZONE

TUE Panama canal u paying
l. lntercst-at Z or 9 per
cent. according 10 the way you
figure. AZ n commercial propo-
sition. Il II going over,
During the seven months end.
ing with January, receipts have
averaged around SOS 900 daily. an
Indicated total for a year Of
nearly twenty-five millions. or
this the gross profit will bo
about sixteen mlillons-that f..
~ per cent interest on taTs..
o0o. 900. tho cost OF the canal
II Is officially estimated that
tiit.ooO. 900 " the 1915. 900. 900
should be charged 70 national
defense. since tho canal has
eliminated considerable or that
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HELPING ENEMIES

II wo granted this foreign country
tSiafn) the authority to send two Of
It's subjects to tho military acado.
my. Of coruse, We would have to
treat all countries alike and grant
every other country the namo priv.
ilege. We would have TO go further
and grant to NIL countries tho priv.
legos Of sending two OF their sub.
1ects TO the naval academy. Mt An.
napolh. Now, there are 90 countries
accredited TO the United states for
diplomatic purposes, and 10 send
two from each ono OF them would
be 100 foreigners In West Point and
100 foreigners In Annapolis. Repre-.
sentative Blanton pem,. Texan,
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expense, For instance. without
tho canal. tho. United States
would have 10 have larger na.
vlos IN both tho Atlantic and
she Pacific. since they would DO
5000 miles further apart. II
The remaining gsTs.oo0. 900 Of
canal cost il taken an capital.
tho commercial return IL now
around . per cont. Tho bust.
ness n growing hsai,hiiy. tho
las, nix months Of 1898 having
been the blggosi In history.
From either n defensive or \
commercial viewpoint, tho canal
IL ono OF tho worlds great
prizes. Tho army and navy 80.
licyc that whatever fl worth
keeping Is worth keeping out
OF danger. and they recently
finished a weeks war" using
10000 sailors and 1000 troops
20 find out where tho weak
spots In tho canal defense arc.
II tho enemy had tho dash
and luck the United States ma
rinss had IN the var games. he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-15
Maxim Life Worth While

livery once in a while, in this heyday Of war-talk
u graft and corruption when we're wondering whether
things really worth while there into the office
letter that brings back the sunshine and the belief that
there is still some good left in the world
Such the letter from Issaquah woman
that laid the desk this morning It's filled with
simple good that want to print it:
WIN lines the father that wants
home for his hos,
mother Of boy but he Is out al and feel
lonely without him. think that have fine home for
and would do ANYTHING for his welfare
a place IN country where Il would be better
him He could take the school bus right a tho
We him ride and three dogs for him 60
play with don't think he could find better home.
may hat1pd people inqulnE from
ncighbors, MIR. Newte, the for whom my
husband works.
CHARLES SMITH
Route A. BOX Is. lssaqualL Wash
Don't you agree with us? Doesn't that sort of letter
make you feel better for having read it?
him the legality Of the oil ac Daugheriy
Course Harry wasn't made attorney general give legal
advice. His job passing Jobs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-15
A THOUGHT

Even fool. when he hoideih h.s
peace, h counted wise; and he that
shuttcth his lips Is estecmed n man
OF understanding prov. xyiL:2s.
GfLENCE is ono OF the hardes,
- kind OF arguments 10 refu,e.
There Is no good substitute for wis.
dom: but silence Is the best that has
80; been discovered. IL W. Shaw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-15
The Gallons ShadoW

COON unless executive clemency intevenes, Pennsyl
~ vania will electrocute Matte jones' aged 26 years,
and Georgia will hang Mrs. Ida Hughes. woman Of mid
die age and the dispatches tell that both have faith
that the popular revuson toward paying the price
in capital punishment will stay the hands of the execu-
toner's
Both of these convicted of shooting their
victims in cold blood The law plainly demands their lives
Fatal shootings by women becoming more and more
frequent Woman demands what little equality in law
that she hasn't already got. But
There eye-witnesses of these two crimes Con-
viction was upon crcumstanal evidence Crcumsantal
evidence is based hearsay probability Interpretation of
motives existing conditions and deductions from facts.
Hearsay is often liar mistaken Probability is often
a racehorse bet. Human motives always puzzle.
Conditions thus today, and otherwise, tomorrow
Correct deduction of facts depends upon the capacity and
honesty of those who deduce.
This is not brief for these two murderesses named
But should crcumstantal evidence ever, take human
life mans womans?
Charlie dispatches he chewing
had better out their hidden
gold Will further delay. There's a storm coming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-15
HANDICAPPED

Physically handicapped people
nearly always have what / believe
is called n neurosls OF some sort. j
call II compensation complex. n
fear complex, n down.and.out feel.
ing. That is what they get, when
ever man has nm injury to the
extent that he cannot follow his
own usual occupation. He thinks he
is down and out. You have TO go
and Talk with him and encourage
him,--Dr X. NJ. Little. before house
committee on education.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-15
Frieda's Follies

SHE HAD on her prettiest frock.
WASN'T 1T too bad shc leaned UP
against
MY FRESHLY painted fence?
! AN SO forgetful.
FORGOT to tell her.
SHE HAD on tho frock l wanted
TO buy.
! LOATHED her anyway.
THAT FRESH type, who paint
out their defects.
AND LOOK like a million dol.
lars.
TOO BAD" I said, solicltously.
STILL. a little more paint and
freshness
CAN'T hurt much"
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4 LETTER From
Av RIDGE MANN
February Is. 102l.

February Is, 1924
Dear Folks
AS usual is the I'm giving the future a look
In spite OF the lack OF reading my annual
book I'm spending casual hours with all Of my fancy
agog in planning Of gardens and nowers-rm reading
seed cataogl
This wonderful volume discloses riches that Natrre
unlocks II tells poppics roses ayss vebena
and phlox 1t shows me the tomatoes the rad
ishes onions and bees the lettuce beans and potatoes
land all the assortment of eats"
And when am wandsing thru It, figure the thlnps
would plant And year do / do f. for aluava 7
find that can't But STILL tho live city and haven't
the acres to TILL the caaIogs pictures pretty-and MI
ways they give n thrill
For deep In the heart Of creation d-fashIoned rar
den has whatever our station ita .h,io
enchantment Is known The cataog tells us Of flowers ~
feids where faryland beams-and for n couple OF
hours we roam In garden Of dreams
Mr1sae Manev
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-15
Telling 1t
to Congress
RIANIE TuE sENATE
Excerpts from the Congressional
Record

Tho senate Is equally responsible
for the appointment OF Mr.. DENLY
MS secretary OF the navy. He could
not have held the office which he
now holds except for the ndyico and
consent Of this body.--Senator Pitt.
man 3D., Nevada.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-15

". lthrr b0s ~, Peters. Rome,
built. and iehat are hs principal d.
mcnsionsr
A. II was begun In 1850. and dedl-
Gated in 1888 IL IL built In the
form Of cross. and covers nm area
Of $4,000 square yards Tho dome
Is i3s feet in diameter and 900 feet
high.
O. What are the chief rarictiet
Of apples Orotcn IN tho United
statesr
A. Red Astraehan. Early Har-
vest. Sweet Bough. Yellow Trans
parent. Duchess Of Oldenburgh.
Gravenstein. Toimnn Sweet. Maid
ems Blush, Sutton Beauty. Rhode
Island Greeniug. Baldwin, Northern
Spy, Wagner. Siberian Crab. Jona-
than. Mcintosh. stark and NillIama
Q. Hon did tho pord black
guard" originated
A. A blackguard was originally
man who WAS employed In a
house to look after the fuel and the
fireplace. which had tho effect of
keeping his face black. In time a
black face was associated with n
black character and thus black
guard" became a synonym for nm
unpleasant character
O. Hon. did the custom originate
Of having tlco buttons placed In the
small Of the back Immediately
above The coat-taiis Of a frook-codt
or cntawaDf
a. when men carried swords
these buttons were placed on coats
to keep the sword.belt from slip
ping. and they were retained after
sword-belts were abandoned.
O. who inpcntcd tho game Of
chessr
a. This is not known. The game
is at least 1000 years old. ns II can
be traced as far back as can the
history OF India. From India chess
spread to Percls and Into Arabia:
tho Arabs introduced 1t into Spain
in the eighth century, altho 1t had
come into other parts Of Europe
even earlier than that. 1t Is said
Benjamin Franklin was the first to
bring the game into prominence In
tho United States.
q. In ,cliat part OF The iDorid u
the hiohca railroad and at tchat
dltitudeP
The Central Railway Of Peru.
which reaches an altitude OF 1886
feet and has It's highest railway
station at 1896 feet
q. what language is most spok-
en- In the tcorida Which comes
ncpH
A. Chinese is spoken by some
i00,000.000 people. II all the dialects
nro included. English is spoken by
more than 15o.ooo,ooo people.
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Your Own Third Degree
Test Yourself for Estimating Length

II Judge
l.
Look nj the first OF letters below they
tape the letter II" would take much shorter piece OF
the M The
length OF tape
Frs, write the letter Il" piece
piece
and Take plenty your Judgment
look at the answers until all thru
Set l. ZIMTN
Set 2. VMELI
Set 3. MIYXH
Set A. WINK
Set 5. MIMI
Answers; ITznM; ILvEM; IYxIIM: ITvxal: s. IFLNM
tui Rights Reserved. service)
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The albntross. seamnn's bird of
good omen, dances whenever he gets
toe hold on n sandy shore. Land
Ing on n beach. he throws his head
into the air, emits shrlll whistle
and gets into action with body MS
we'll as legs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-15
What Folks
Are Saying
renee II. EDWARDS

GEN. CLARENCE X EDWARDS.
Massachusetts,. Secretary Mellon
sayS. in effect. Bepudia;o tho debt
we owe 20 our soldiers and give Il
70 tho milllonaires b. cutting their
surfaces In two"
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AaHAHA secretary Mr&fOa
says. in effect. Repudia;o the debt
we owe 10 our soldiers and give Il
TO tho mIllionaires By cutting their
surfaces In two"
ANONYMOUS FARMER, 10 MIN.
nehpol.s Journal: DO you know
Tho automobile has spoiled farmers7
II has gotten US IN tho habit OF Wis.
iilng. and whom fellow goes visi,.
Ing he can't raiao corn. hogs. tur.
keys, chickens or milk cows
VIVIAN MONTGOMERY, who
has two husbands. Washington:
How TO catch q husband7 Per.
fumo docs tho trick. Men nil fall
for II. Study your victim. girls.
Find the sort OF scent that will
knock him woozy. II he's big.
strong man. hen like something
sweet and simple. like violet. lilac
or lIly.of.the-valley. Sheiks wan,
musky odors. Home.iovers viii fail
for cinnamon. IL makes them think
OF mothers kitchen on baking day.
And so on
DIR. I. l.. NASCHER, New York:
another type OF dorelict Is the or.
gophoblac. lie has an extreme aver.
aion TO labor and IN afraid TO do
anything that would require muscu.
lar effort. In the eyes OF tho public
he IA lazy. shiftless, good. for.nothing.
Yet that iaziness in really due to
mn abnormal mental condition, an
unnatural fear of something un.
known. an intense aversion TO phys.
ical activity"
REV. RALEIGH Il. CRUIK.
SHANK, former football star: MY
work m a preacher It's the big.
gcst game In all the world"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-15
QUESTIONS
AND
ANSWERS

YOU can get an answer 20 any
question OF fact or inforua-
ton by writing 20 Tho Question
Editor. stars Washington nu-
rcau. is2s n. Y. Ave. Washing.
ton. y. G.. enclosing two cents In
stamps for reply. Medical, legal
and marital advice cannot be
given. nor can extended research
be undertaken. Unsigned re-
quests cannot be answered. -
EDITOR
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Q. what language b most spok-
en- In the icoride Which comes
ncItg
A. Chinese liz spoken by some
i00,O0o.0O0 people. II all the dialects
nre included. English is spoken by
more than 100000 people.
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the dispatches report he chewing
Those had better get out their hidden
gold without further delay. There's storm coming.