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Compromise Seen in Choice
OF City for G. 0. p Convention

gathering next year in the center of
the Western agricultural region may
or may not give definite advantage
to the embatt1ed corn-belters. More
probably merely crossing the Missis-
sippi will mean no drastic crossing of
the Rubicon for the party platform
and ticket"
1t is agreed by the San Francisco
Bulletin Republican, that kansas
City had the pull as a farming center
at time when both Republicans and
Democrats were making plans for cap
turing the farming vote" and the Bull
letin wishes good luck to Kansas
City" OF Philadelphia loss. the
Evening Bulletin of that city lin
dependent Republican, suggests: Il
is inevitable that the Republican party
in the next campaign will be charged
with the onus of Smith-Nare campaign
fund scandals. and the national com
mittee is not seeking avoidabi'
trouble
The attitude of San Antonio, which
made a bid for the convention. IS pre-
scented by the San Antonio Express
independent DemocratiC), which SAYS
THE choice evidently was a compro-
mise among the sections, although the
West was favored from the outset as
against the East represented by Phlla-
delphia) and the South for which san
Antonio was a bidder. Party leaders
today recognize the Vests Importance
in presidential campaign. though u
took the reversal of the verdict which
the East had rendered in 1915 to I'M
press this lesson upon the politlcaI
mind"
such advantages as there are IN
having the convention in a favorable
atmosphere" says the St. Paul Pioneer
Press, will be with the Western dele
gates in their efforts to nominate
candidate satisfactory to them and 10
write a platform which does justice
to the important claims of agriculture
The Importance of not seeming 10
have forgotten the farmer was no
doubt one of the conSidera lions which
inclined the national committee To the
selection of Kansas City" The Wich-
tia Beacon adds that 1T was time n
recognize the Middle West and the
psychological opportunity was prompt
~ and cleverly seized by Kansas City.
The Omaha World Herald Gnde-
pendent suggests: with the Repuo-
hcan party looking westward let 1t
see resolute West, cOura geous in in
slsttng upon its equal rights. Only
then can we hope for any gain TO come
from the westward look.
A debt of gratitude to the woman
members of the Republican national
is acknowledged by the
Kansas City Journal (RepublcanG
which states that the victory of Kan
sas City after the long fight was in
degree due to their aid.
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ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
BY FREDERIC J. HlSKIN.

O. What was the keynote of the
Justiniar code?-E. d.
a. Let justice be done though the
heavens fall"
0. Is the use of paint in building
bird houses objectionable?-H. f. S.
A. Where rustic finish is not
sought. paint is unobjectionable and
greatly enhances the weathering quail
tiles of bird houses Such tones as
brown, gray, or dull green are gener-
ally to be preferred. Martin houses
and others that are placed in exposed
situations. however. may be painted
white to reflect heat.
Q. Where in England is the church
known as the Round Church " p
e. NJ, l..
a. You probably refer To St. Sc
pulchre a church in Cambridge. Eng
land, commonly called the Round
Church. It is a Norman building dat
ing from 110t. 1t is the oldest Of the
four circular churches surviving in
England
0. How can one tell wool, silk, and
cotton?-P. &. w.
A. Wool and silk are animal fihers,
while cotton is a vegetable fiber. Ray
on is artifcially manufactured. one
of the smples tests TO distinguish ami
NAL from vegetable fiber is to burn
a small portion of the material If A
Charred bead remains at the burned
end and if there is given off an odor
similar to that Of burning hair, there
is animal fiber present. Animal fibers
are much more soluble in alkaline So
lutions than are vegetable fibers. Con-
sequently q boiling solution, made of
> parts of caustic soda or I've in 100
parts of water, will completely dis
solve al wool and silk in a few min
utes. leaving behind cotton or other
vegetable fiber. Artificial silk may
be of vegetable origin and can be dis
tinguished from the natural silk either
by burning test or by the caustic soda
test just described
Q. From what is buttermhk made?
$. y. r.
A. Strictly speaking buttermilk is
the mildly acid liquid left after the fat
globules of milk or cream have been
churned into butter and removed.
Buttermillt. however, is also manufac.
tured by ripening pasteurized skim
milk with Tactic acid cultures and
then so stirring the curd that it is
broken up into fine particles, just as
by churning.
Q. What Cuban industry is of sec
ond importance in the island?-A.
NJ r.
A The tobacco industry.
@. How many men are in the or
chestra at the Roxy Theater in New
York?-T. d. P.
A. There are 10 musicians in this
orchestra.
@. Did Nevin's Rosary originally
have a different Nance. G.. II.
A. Ethelbert Nevin's Rosary"
bears on the manuscript the title,
Loves Rosary" 1t was decided upon
publication to call the composition
The Rosary"
O. How much tobacco may one
bring into the States from Cuba?--
II. A. r.
A. Each person arriving from Cuba
may bring in, duty free, so cigars or
800 cigarettes.
Q. Do students teach in the Har-
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ward Graduate School Of Education
s.. A. II.
A. Apprentice training has alwavs
ben part of the course offared -.
the School of Education at Harvard
put new plan has just been put into
operation with the placing ~ ~
students as apprentice teachers
Places will be found 10 meet individ
ual needs Of students who have bad
training in all departments Of educ
ton work, d.
q. How was cotton used in earI,
electric lamps?-S. \. r.
A. Cotton batting burned down g.
carbon was used as filament in ea,l,.
electric lamps. Bamboo. PAPER ~,
silk served the same purpose,
Q. Are animals other than dogs
ever affected with rabies?-S t. NJ
A. Horses, sheep, goats h..
chickens and animals of prev suc 70 :.
wolves, foxes, badgers and mar,ar-
also contract rabies when bitten ~.
rabid animals, and behave quite si,,,
larry to rabid dogs. cattle and cats.
r. o. '''.ou -
a, This was name given by tho
English Purltans to Charles l.
Q. Are Rotary Clubs organizad :.
foreign countries?-S. b. c. ~
A. Rotary Clubs are now estab.
hshed in AZ countries Of the world
In 1927 the clubs numbered 265S
O. How tall is Al Smith and wba+
does he weigh?-F. c. F.
A. Gov. Smith is feet inches tan
and weighs t65 pounds,
Q. Are dolls with light hair or dark
hair preferred by children?-P. s
A. -Four times as many dark haired
dolls are sold. Many of the dolls now
have bobbed hair
Q. How long has the chinchiIla rab.
bit been known in America ID. \ n
A The Chinchilla rabbit is Of con,.
paratively recent origin and made its
/ appearance first in France and Iatar
in England. About 1913 the breed was
| brought TO America, where it has he.
come increasingly popular. Hard,
and vigorous, it develops rapidly from
birth To maturity. and can he bred
successfully in almost any climate
Although attractive and exhibited ev.
tensively as a show animal. the chin.
chilla is essentially A utility rabbit
and is raised primarily for meat and
fur
Q. What is HERDS Fountain?-NM
A. This is a pneumatic apparatus,
named for its inventor, Hero of Alex
andria, in which a vertical Jet OF
water is produced by the pressure Of
condensed air.
O. How long has Gloria in Ex-
celsis" been sung?-L. S.
A. II is one of the oldest Christian
doXologies, Eastern in origin and in
use for more than 1900 years.
Did you eUer ,crite letter to Fred
eric J. HGSkinP You can ask him any
question OF fact and get the aHSlCer in
q personal letter. Here is great edu
cGtiondI idea introduced into the lireS
Of the most intelligent people in the
Gorld-AmericdR newspaper readers.
IL is part Of that best purpose Of
ne1cS There is no charge
except 2 cents in stamps for return
postage. Address Frederic j. Hdskin,
director, The Ercning star Tnformd-
ton Bureau. Washington. ID. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15

Irish statesmen who think Of Dor.
rowing a million dollars to start a
newspaper can rely on a plentiful sup.
ply of editorial talent. a discreet and
enterprising business manager may not
be so easy to find
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15
SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON.
FOregathering.

FOregathering.
Everybody shakin' hands
An sayin' howdydo.
Lots o. music where the bands
Will play the whole night through
Glad to greet each long.lost friend
In jovial style
Yet the eayety must end
In a little while.
Soon they'll talk of Senate rules
Or of dry and wet:
Call detective folk to tools
To make people fret.
How we'll miss those happy bands,
Whom joyously we knew,
When every one was shakin' hands
An sayin' howdydo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15

A number Of gentlemen who do not
dency show a certain constraint, ow-
ing TO the fact that they have not yet
been seriously urged in the matter.
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, tantamount to the "one to make
ready" which sonny uses before he eX-
claims two to 60" and jumps.
Jaw" gives Mother a vocal starting
point.
1t acts as sort of modified spring
ing board which cataputs jamie or
MARY" or Johnnie" into the ether
with crushing effect.
Restricted to mere "Janieeeeeee"
Mother feels the resistance of the
atmosphere. She has heard how much
air pressure amounts to, and feels her
utter weakness to impinge upon SO
much crude weight.
Poor Mother! How tenderly she
must submit to the guiding arm Of
Daddy as he helps her up the curb
Ito make a good impression on the
neighbors), when all the time she Is
strong enough to toss Daddy from one
side of the street to the other.
Mother, with womanly intuition,
senses the ridiculous situati she
puts herself into when she suddenly
energies in her neat house dress TO
call the cattle home. John. and call
the cattle home, John, and call the
cattle home, John. across the sands
Of Dee
Think Of the humiliation Of
hurting out suddenly to the world,
sam. -ellllllll" She wants TO let the
community down easy.
She will give it a preliminary blast.
as it were, a vocal harbinger herald
OF what is coming.
So she winds up with the good ex-
clamation, "aW
Let no misguided critic snippishly
~. H. L.
ooh" Mother knows better on is
too much like No" in the use of
which Junior is past master.
No. mother uses Jaw" always has
used Jaw" and always viii use Jaw. "
She uses 1t with awe, almost, as she
gets ready to pitch johnnie" or
Mabel" or Susie" into the clear at
mosphere Of the dusk.
Mother reserves lower pitch for
Jaw" MS BETTING syllable with
such universal currency.
Jaw" issues from Mothers lips
sweetly, gently. like the Pennsylvania
Limited slipping out of Union Station
for Pittsburgh and points West
Mother reserves her steam for the
big train, the Combinat ton Of novels
and consonants which spell for her the
name of the best boy or girl in the
world.
After Jaw" seeps through the ether,
Mother raises her head. opens her
mouth wide, in an excellent imitation
Of a grand opera soprano taking a
high note. and let's the waiting world
have it full in the ear.
"Ja-a "a "A -nie,"
1t rings through the streets. over
the houses, into homes, seeking,
searching, probing for two small ears,
aiming to ring the bell OF memory, to
flash on the board the fateful words
Dinner is ready"
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The Associated Press is exclusively entitled
IN the use for republication OF all news diS'
matches credited 10 IL or not otherwise cred
tied in this paper and also the loGSi n .i%S
~ snecisl dispatches herein are also -sseTVed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15

Writing the songs of a nation was
classically regarded as an important
responsibility. Writing the school
books of a nation is now becoming a
subject for some mental agitation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15

AS governor general OF the Philip
son will no doubt find opportunity to
utilize the genial talents which served
him so we'll in Washington, D. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15

The public has at least admitted
that old friend Santa Claus is myth.
There will be no necessity to take the
matter up in a senatorial investiga-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15

An enormous demand for carbonated
water is reported as an accompaniment
Of prohibition. There are cynics who
refuse to regard this as evidence of
a developing thirst for HgO exclusively.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15

There is one sure way for a diplo.
mat abroad to call attention TO the
good will which always underlies the
attitude of the American people.
When in doubt, send for Lindbergh.
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Cood.by. Lid!
From the Dallas n

From The Dallas News,
Our view is that if Chicago should
ever put the lid on. it would be good.
by, lidl
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Poor But Happy.

An sayin' howdydo!
Poor But Happy.
You have been coming TO Washing
ton great many years"
Yes" answered Senator Sorghum.
And have shown my love of coun'
try in doing So
"You mean you have made sacri.
fces?"
"Well, I don't exactly say Gov.
eminent is ungrateful, but 1t doesn't
measure up to a big corporation in
making up liberal pay roll"
Colossal Salesmanship.
Old Santa is good and generous elf.
In every window he asserts himself.
| One glance at him-your purse will
open fall,
He is the greatest salesman of them
all.
| Jud Tunkins says a man who is
! thoroughly satisfied with himself is
most generally right easy pleased.
COmpunctiOn.
Did YOU have mince pie on Thanks
giving"
Yes" answered Uncle Bill Bottle
top,
And l suppose you will have more
on Christmas?"
Il don't think SO. ] have about
decided it amt right to adulterate
] good liquor with dough-"
He who forgets a favor" said Hi
! Ho, the sage of Chinatown, lis liable
| to find that his business suffers be-
cause he has misaid a friend"
Leisurely Yuletide.
This early shopping helps the fun.
1t bids us rest with duty done,
And let's the postman, good and true,
! Enjoy a bit of Christmas too.
DE man dat brags bout what he's
gineter do" said Uncle Eben, lis liable
! to be de same one dat's 'splainin' why
he ain done nufin' vet"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15

DE man dat brags bout what he's
gineter do" said Uncle Eben, lis liable
to be de same one dat's 'splainin' why
he ain done nufin' yet" e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15
Leisurely Yuletide.

This early shopping helps the fun.
1t bids us rest with duty done.
And let's the postman, good and true,
Enjoy bit of Christmas. too.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15
Colossal Salesmanship.

Jud Tunkins says man who is
thoroughly satisfied with himself is
most generally right easy pleased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15

Q. Are animals other than do.-
ever affected with rabies IS. b NJ
A. Horses, sheep, goats. boes
chickens and animals of prey such a.
wolves, foxes, badgers and martaT-
also contract rabies when bitten ~.
rabid animals, and behave quite SIM
Larry to rabid dogs. cattle and cats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15

Q. What is HERDS Fountain?-N.
A. This is pneumatic apparatus,
named for its inventor. Hero of Alex
andria, in which a vertical Jet OF
water is produced by the pressure of
condensed air.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15

Q. How much tobacco may one
bring into the States from Cuba p
II. A. r.
A. Each person arriving from Cuba
may bring in, duty free, so cigars or
800 cigarettes.
Q. Do students teach in the Har.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15

Q, Who was the Man of Blood
y. rms was name given by tho
English Purltans 10 Charles |.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15

Thus the autocrat of all the Russias
became the limited grand duke of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15

o. How long has Gloria in Ex-
celsis" been sung?-L. s.
A. II is one of the oldest Christian
doxologies. Eastern in origin and in
use for more than 1900 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15

Q. Are dolls with light hair or darl,
hair preferred by children?-P. s
A. Four times as many dark haired
dolls are sold. Many of the dolls now
have bobbed hair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15
COnlpunctiOn.

He who forgets a favor" said Hi
Ho, the sage of Chinatown, lis liable
to find that his business suffers be-
cause he has mislaid friend"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15

O. Are Rotary Clubs organized in
foreign countries?-S. B. c.
A. Rotary Clubs are now estah.
Ilshed IN AZ countries Of the world
In l92l the clubs numbered 2.65S.
u how tall is Al Smith and what
does he weigh?-F. c. F.
A. Gov. Smith is feet Z inches tan
and weighs 165 pounds.
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