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The Washington times., 1928-01-09
ARL INGT0N FIRE
LAWS CITED

ARLINGTON COUNTY, Jan. -
Chief Al. b. Eaton, OF the Clarendon
fire department, today cautioned
that more care must be exercised
by motorists when apparatus il on
it's way to a fire.
IAN automobiles must drive to
the side OF the road end stop, allow
ing the apparatus to pass. " he said.
There Is law in the county TO
enforce this rule.
Only due to good fortune was 1t
that a serious accident was barely
averted when the fire trucks were
going to fire In Livingston
Heights last night. when a motorist
almost blocked the road.
The new officers Of Clarendon
Rebekah Lodge, No. %. will be in
stalled at a meeting tonight in the
Odd Fellows Hall at Clarendon.
The Arlington County Chamber
OF Commerce. will hold its annual
banquet Wednesday night at the
WashingtOn.Lee High school. when
five members of the board Of d..
rectors will be elected. President
Clarence r. AhaIt will be toast
master
d. A. Skinner, general secretary
of the United States Chamber of
Commerce, Will be the principal
speaker. C. J. Meetze, national vice
president Of the Monarch Club. also
will speak.
The Clarendon Citizens Associa-
ton will meet tonight in the com.
nunity house. President Il. G.. Nc
Nemar will preside.
Owners of automobiles in Airing.
ton County are warned by j. Y.
Turner, license distributor, that
after midnight Saturday night all
cars must be equipped with 1928
license plates.
Plans for the extension of the
county water mains into the terri.
tory beyond BalIston, known as
Veitch Summit, will be discussed at
meeting of the Veitch Summit
Citizens Association tomorrow night
at the home of Samuel Al. Gran
niger.
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Society BoOtlegger
Caught After Chase

CHICAG Jan. 9.-Clinton
Straussen. who gave his address as
24O Park Ave. New York city, was
held today on a charge of trans
porting and selling five cases of
''Old Tom gin which We're seized
last night in a raid on the exclu-
sive Chicago club.
Straussen was captured after a
spectacular automobile chase down
crowded Michigan boulevard. Hun
dreds of late Christmas shoppers,
attracted by the excitement, gath
cred at the entrance of the fash
ionable downtown club.
Straussen was accompanied by a
woman he said was his wife. He
surrendered after a dry agents bull.
let pierced the rear OF his car.
Suction disks are being success
fully used in Europe for lifting heavy
articles made of non-magnetic. ma
terials
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Maharajah's SOn-in-Law
Reported KIDNAPPED

LONDON, Jan. 9.-Rajah Prithivi
Singh, son-in- law to the Maharajah
OF Nepal, has been found in Bonn
bay under circumstances so mys.
terious that they led to reports
that he had been kidnapped as part
of political plot.
A Central News dispatch from
Calcutta this afternoon carried the
story
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Special Notices

SPECIAL NoTICE-Pursuant TO Section ].
Article 8. Of Bylaws, notice Is hereby
given that the Annual Meeting of the
stockholders OF The CAPITAL Traction Com
of such other business as may be brought
before the meeting. viii be held at the
0 q OF the company 36th and a streets
January IL. 1923. at 10.4S O'Clock A. M
The polls will be open from IL o'clock
Al. M. until IL o'clock noon. III. D..
CHAMPION. Secretary.
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Forbes Sees Danger
In Stock Buying
RY il. q. FORBES

The first week of the has brought 40 advances in
modify prices and only is declines 1t has brought rather
cheerful reports from industry and business whole
But Wall Street already has begun to experience the trouble
has boldly courted by its prolonged speculative exploits
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KILLED IN CRASH IN FOG

Gates. ~ i soldier. attached to the
medical department at Carlisle bar.
racks. was killed on the Carlisle.
Harrisburg pike. when his auton1o.
bile collided with a car owned by
Albert Konp. Of New Kingston.
The fog enshrouding this section
was responsible for the fatality.
Gates enlisted from his home at
- ~ ,,slse VA s.t5* / - - : - -
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS MEET

Monthly meeting of the Congress
Heights Citizens Assertion will
be held tonight in the portable
building of the Congress Heights
Baptist Church. Brothers Pl. and
Esther st. s. E., at o'clock.
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PERSONALS

COATS REFINED. $3.50; all kinds plain
sewing; curtains and draperies; reason,
Mrs. Anderson. 944 K N. w. FIR. S626-J,
MISS FLOODS, PRIVATE KINDERGAR-
TEN. open all day until B.: 25c an hour:
So week. 1922 Mass. Ave. N. w.
BABIES BOARDED. best care and atten.
ton given. Call Clev. 1861.
SHOPPING. social tours and drives for
elderly ladies conducted by young married
lady. Will furnish own car and drive. Also
chaperone school or college girls for after
moons. Ref. furnished; rates reasonable
MIMEoGRAPHf 81 20 FOR 100 COPIES
Multigraphing. Addressing Envelopes.
THE DUPLICATING OFFICE
Main 6271. 1412 G ST. N. w.
LADIES' coats refined at moderate prices
114O 22nd st. N. w West 1588-W.
BATTLE CREEK MASSEUSE--- Violet Ray.
Manicurlng. Apt. . 1852 Y st w
MASSAGE for poor circulation, nervous
ness high-low blood pressure (ladiesl
SARAH HALL. 1886 Swami 81. North 1909.
PROFESSIONAL Nerve rheumatism,
electric, hot-oil messages MARGARE1TE
ROBERTS 936 N r. ave NJ.
OPPORTUNITY for colored girls to learn
marcel waving. North S070. Mise Kina.
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Charter No. 2oss- Reserve District No. 5
REPORT OF CONDITIONS
Second National Bank
~ washington in the district Of Co
lumbias al the close or BUSINESS
on December 81. 1927
RESOURCES
s Loans and discounts. i'm
Guiding fediscounts. ac-
ceptances OF. other banks
and foreign bills OF ex-
change or drafts sold
with indorsement of this
& Overdrafts. unsecured, 81 Is
D. u. s. Government secpr-
tiles owned:
aDeposited to
secure circu-
latfon Gus
vaIus1 sa7s,ooO 90
BAH other
u niIed
States Gov
ernment Sc
curities ftn-
cluding pre-
nliunns.
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curitiss. etc. owned 27aa7s u
q. Banking house. Sss2
t tar = sia.T5s 81. 80 4a4.sss "a
Federal Reserve bank. ss1.sss 81
D. Items with Federal Re-
3 eol R E s.... 4a.s4s ~
amount due from nation
~. Amount due from state
banks. bankers and trust
companies in the United
States tother tiIan in
nge4A - - 4
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Commercial Bank

AT washington. In the District of CO.
iumbia. at the close of business
on December 81. 1927.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES 40

MEN--Steamship positions. Europe. Orient,
Good Gay, experience unnecessary Sentl
eelf-addressed envelope for list /. of pOsi.
Mons. Write Box 122, Mount Vernon. NY.
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Motor Coach Schedules

ANNAPOLIS. MD.--Leaves 18th & Pa
Ave. N. w, 3:16 b. M. 81 20 one way:
81 20 round trip Ferry connections. Red
Star Line Main 1918.
BALTIMORE. MD--Leaves 18th and Pa.
Ave. N. W. every hour on the hour. s a. m
to p. M; also 10 p. M. ~ midnight. Sat.
round trip. Red Star Line. Inc. M. 1875.
WINCHESTER via Middleburg, Fairfax.
Upperville and Paris. Valley Line con.
nections. Leave q 80 am. IL pm, 4 80
PM. 9th & Pa. Ave. N. w. NJ. .9493
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BANK STATEMENT
The Washington times., 1928-01-09

REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Security Savings &
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20.sss II
l4763z 81

Is. Redemption fund with
US. Treasurer and due
from u. s. Treasurer. 13.750 90
4s. Other assets if amy. 20o.ss2 rs
Total .............. .sT41E17s AL
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BANK STATEMENT
Second National Bank

Garter No. 203s-Reserve District No.
REPORT OF CONDITION
Of. gelflI 80 go =
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Active, Reliable Statesmen
OF neat appearance. for outdoor selling. a..
perience not essential TO start; $50 per
week and up 20 men who qualify
See MR.. PROCTOR
100 McGiu Bldg. g 81. near ath
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Announcements

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BIRD DOG. puppy, black and white, no
collar. 1903 Illinois Ave. Adj 1882.
BIRD DOG LOST-REWARD OFFERED
Black and white. wearing collar and
tag. Phone Cleveland GOAL.
DIAMOND RING-In ballroom Mayflower
Hotel, night of Dec. ~. Reward.
Wisconsin 1857.
DOG white, with orange spots, setter
crossed with spitz. Cleve. GAL.
HANDBAG, black, contains valuable pa
perS, between business section and 18th
and Col. Rd, Fri. eve. Reward. Wis. 1852.
WHITE AND TAN female Fox Terrier
puppy, answers to Peggy, green collar.
Phone Col. 1927. Reward.
LOST--White poodle cog, from car in col
lision at 18th and v SITS. N. W., around
80 sunday night; answers to name of
Boy Reward, Georgia 1877.
SPARE WHEEL with 28x4 tire, between
washington Asylum and 81 Eye St. 8. W.
Reward: Return to above address.
Collie Lost; Reward Offered
Solid white brown tipped ears. AM
sswers to- name Rex wearing collar.
Notify Henry Rhodes 1907 Davidson
Drive. Chevy Chase. Md. Phone Wis 2701.
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C0LNOHEO CHAMBERLAIN nor apartment
h0usS wasfed AZ Onc8 aloo maid - wait
On ta6fe also dfs6WasoeF also cook for
cafe SIS mo !. also uufSs for child. $50
per mo-. wanted ~ once many cooks ana
general hos4sgw0rFers wanted a once.
nfIler positions daily. Apply wash. BsIMl-
ness BuYeau security Savings Bank Bid91
HT0 IAN ~
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n T05l0RED COOK. SIS VIZ. also maids.
als0 rem h0fIaewOrkeT. 500 paFt-tlrns
ploy. Exch9.. All Dist Bank BIdg. 1908
Evening star., 1928-01-18

Prices are lower now than they have
been at any previous time this sea-
son. There is yet plenty of cold
weather in which to wear them. AS
for the coats themselves, they are
smart-of carefully selected skins
desirable from the point of fashion
and of becomingness.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-10
Nasledujte zastupy do Fordyce's
BASEMENT STORE

IS in. Nainso0k, 1Oc
Prave najlepsi n,akky material ma saty me-
mluvhat 'om Vel'mi fainej kvality nainsook
bielom. Tiez biele India l'anove platno.
80 in. Rayon ma Saty, 19c
Mnohe utesene vzorky v kockach stvor-
coch ma vybornej kvality rayone pre- saty.
Vo viacerich barvach. 80 incova sirka.
Peggy Ann Tlace, 19c
Mocna a hruba latka ma saty do hrania.
Mnoh6 IVORY barvy ma vyber. 80 in. sirka.
Prikryvky na Bigl. Dosku, 69c
PraktickA prikryvky ma biglovaciu dosku
2 hrubeho nebielen6ho muslinu, ma konci ST
sndrkami sviazane. Uplns hrdbou poduskou.
80 in. Ginghamy, 19c
Toile du Nord fajny gingham ma saty vo
vel'kom where stylov bariev, stvorce, ko-
cky strAfiky. 80 incovA sirina.
80 kus. Jedalny Set, 1.89
Uplne bieay porcelanovf set ma kaxdoden.
nd potrebu. Pozostava 20 jedahych tanie-
row, p4jovych tanierov, 6 salok, 6 misociek,
nAdob ma omacku, misy ] we'd. taniera.
81 kus. Blue Willow Riad, 3.99
Krksny set Blue Willow nadob 80 kusov:
S&lok, misOGiek, 6 tanierov, p&jOvSch
tanierkov, 8 tanierkov ma omacku, l missy a
] taAieea ma maso.
s b. Elektriclky BiglajS, 1893
Dobre zhotovenf eleaktricky biglajz pod
porou dlhym dr6tom. Rpkovat cervena
modra, zelend alsbo Gerna. v&ha funtov.
Kuchynsk6 Hodiny, 1.39
's24 hodinoveho natiahnutia'' holandsk6
Aodiny do kuchyne, emajlovan3 ma Gerveno,
zeleno, xlte modro
Ma rObenie Ice Creamu, TIC
kvartovej vel 'kosti zamrzovas smo4any
, na ice cream. K6pte jeden robte svoj ice
cream teitO hOrdGosti. Zdarrna recent
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-10
$5 hotovyych podrzi vam kabat az do
:35 do 1880 Zin1ne
kozusinou ozdobene modely
Date $5 zavdavok ma svoi vybe

Ndy predtm take ksne kaba tax kavd Ale Okla
% nepoyazute pnkaz hodnou kabao Zaumn
pon1knu VyroGne Udaoi Kabay pon1kat
ysey predos rekoy ked uydte kabay budet
ch povazovat vskutku pozoruhodnu nabidku
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-10

81 III. hayOn ma SaLy, z0c
Fajnej kvality rayon peknych kocko-
vych vzoroch. Vo vsetakych ziaddcnych bar
vach, ktore nevyblednd. 32 incov siroky.
36 in. Muslin, 1910 j.
Fajnej kvality nebieleny muslin, hlad-
kym, rovnym tkanivom. v dlzinach 10 do 20,
yardov. SO ineov siroky.
36 in. Perkale, 25c !
Chutne ozdoby ako al vacsie vzorkovanie
vo vybere bariev. ktore "nevolia utekat'."
&c incova sirina.
27 in. Biely Outing, 1910
vel'mi fajny, makky, vlnisty, dobre tkany
plno bielenS flanel 27 insorej Strike.
36 in. Strafovany Outing, !, 25c
Mnohs barvy tomto fajnej kvalty straf.
3G in6ov siroky.
80 in. Anglicky Chintz, 38c
Mnozstvo kr&snych tla6enych chintz vzo-
rick drobnymi ozdobami ako vel kymi
kvetinovymi. 32 incovA sirina.
'81x90 Plachty, 100
P1no bieleny bezSewn6 plachty vel mi
fajneho pamoku, so sirokou obrnbou ma W.
chu 1-ineovou ma spodku. Vel 'kost' s1x90.
IA yarda stroke Pl&tno, SOC
Plno bielens beesevnk plGtno ma plachty
ktore je 2A yarda sirok6 je len po 3sc I'D.
SO in. Broadcloth, 26c
Fajnej kvality tla6eny "broadclot&'' - vo
vel 'kom vybere peknych vzorov a bariev,
ktore rozhodne nepustia. Jeden yard siroky
Pamokove platno ma Utsr&ky 1Oc
Name ich pouxitel 'nych tov4rnych dlz.
kach. Tazky pamok ma uteraky ., jexlnodu-
chym tkanim bieaou abo barevnou bordd
rou. Miery 14x25.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-16

and key in an old-fashioned long-legged
desk placed in a dark. closet-like room.
Reproduced here is a page from Zacha-
riah's ledger. The solution Of this puzzle
consists of finding out from it the word of
ten letters be uses in his code. Zachariah's
system Of secret bookkeeping is based upon
the popularity Of the sequence of the num-
bers l, 4, 2, 8, 5, Z, which when multiplied
by 2, 8, 4, 5 or 6 yield the same sequence,
thus: 2S5714, 42S571, 57142S, 7l42S5.
S57142.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-16

THIS little puzzle in freak sub
IL traction not only will test
your ability at solving knotty
problems, but will call on your
geographical knowledge as well,
for the name of a certain country
is involved. In fact, It is the key
to the solution.
The name of the country con-
tains six letters, two OF which
are equal to one less than a
dozen. When the letters repre-
senting the number IL are sub
tracted from the six letters, four
still remain, giving the freak re-
suit that eleven from six leaves
four.
The easiest way to find the So
luton of this puzzle is to make a
list of the names of all countries
that you think may fulfill the
conditions and then see if you
can select the correct names.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-16
Solutions of Last Weeks Puzzles

The witness Testimony: The three
missing words are: Sundays. sun.
days.
D~OtpEraphi Moose.
Puzzle OF the Squares First ser.
arate the large square into two I'M
equal parts. cutting along the line II.
Next divide the smaller part in two
triangular pieces, cutting from upper
left hand corner to the lower right
hand corner. Now divide the larger
section into two pieces. cutting from
the upper right hand corner formed
by the intersection OF the lines II and
> 20 q point on Linz ] about three
s~ixteenths of an inch 10 the left Of
Linz 3. These four pieces can now
he fitted together to form a rectangie
containing g. small squares.
Riddles: 1. Both gamble tcambon
and get feeced. .. Matrimony. 3.
Trousers. for they would constitute
breaches Of trust. 4. Because II was
\ little before Eve. .. The spider
because IL IS expert AZ net work.
a. Because he car hold up a street
z. BY Frightening It IL inches. s. Re-
cause Ia has n red skin. 3. when the
clock Ia hung on the wall 10. Be
cause that IL where their funny
bones are. III A fortune. L.. Be
cause when you drop the Fl. a hit
still remains. Drop the A and you
have bit. Now remove 3 and II re-
mains. Drop the | and a bit OF II
ITD stlll remains. IL. One. for then
the stomach is no longer empty.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-16
Basketball
with Peanuts
game called peanut bas-

THE game called peanut bas-
l. ketball" is always sure to
afford plenty of exciting fun, es-
pecially when played by a large
number of participants.
The players ere divided into
two teams Of aual numbers.
Each player cy. one side is given
a paper bag of about three
pounds capacity and each player
on the opposing team is provided
with a small pan containing a
pint Of peanuts.
The two opposing teams are
lined up facing each other with
an intervening space Of ten feet.
At a given signal some one mot
a player, of course), starts up
a lively bit of music on the piano
during which each pan holder
tries to toss, one at a time, as
many peanuts az he can into the
bag of his partner, who is the
player directly opposite him.
Each peanut must fall directly
into the bag.
The tossing keeps up as long
as the music lasts. Then after a
short interval it starts again and
che panholders begin to toss pea
nuts as before.
After three periods Of peanut
tossing in the manner just de-
scribed the game is finished. Then
the peanuts in each bag are
counted, the winner, Of course,
being the player whose bag con-
tains the largest number of pea
nuts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-16
A Pair of
Tricks

THE young magician will be
Il glad TO add these two simple
tricks to his repertoire of magic.
B-ROOMSTICK MAGIC: Give
one Of your friends a broom
stick or a stick Of similar size
and length and request him TO
place one end Of il against the
wall on the floor, holding up the
other end in one hand. Now tell
him to pass his body under the
stick and around again. He in
almost sure TO fail because he
makes the mistake OF starting by
facing the wall. You can then
show your friend that the secret
Of the trick is TO start with his
back tn the wall, 50 that his body
and the stick will form n tri-
angle. Instruct him TO hold tbs
stick firmly above his head and
then pass under it, bringing his
head and shoulders up against
the other side. He can easily
perform the trick in this way
without losing his balance.
A MATCHBOX TRICK: This
bit Of magic will take your
BREATH Get an empty match
box and slit open the cover at
the point where it is Joined. Put
the cover on the table 30 an to
form a tunnel which II just wide
enough for the drawer Of the
box TO. pass through IT, Next
place the drawer at the entrance
to the tunnel. Now ask someone
gently to blow the drawer
through the tunnel to a point one
inch beyond, and then while still
blowing from the same position,
make the drawer return to its
starting point.
This seems impossible, but
here is the solution of the trick:
Place the palm of your hand just
back Of the drawer and then
blow on your hand which, acting
as a barrier, forces your breath
backwards and drives the drawer
back through the tunnel TO its
original position.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-16

NJ HACHARIAH XANTHUS
SXh ~ is a very rich farmer
w who fears that the world
will find out the extent of
his wealth. TIC preserve
his secret he invented a
mysterious method Of book
;eeping, using a certain word
II ten letters as a key to his
ode Of figures. which are writ
en- as letters.
Zachariah is so suspicious that
Ia Ennnc he hnnEc rndar 1nrk
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-16

Copyright 1919. rrs=i-r syucissi.. rs..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-16
A Hidden
Saying

GELECT the correct word from
~ each Of the following SEN
fences and you will be able TO
find the hidden saying:
/. Let justice be done though
the heavens fall.
2. An ounce OF prevention In
better than a pound of cure.
3. Man is mortal.
4. Think twice before you
speak.
5. Deliver thyself as a bird
from the hand Of the fowler.
6. He who hesitates is lost.
z. Where there is a will there
Is a way.
s. None but the brave deserves
9. He who run may read.
10. "You shall" and "you
shall not" are the language of
the law-givers.
IL. The man who cannot COM
mand himself Is not fit to COM
mand others.
II. The wise man knows when
to say mo"
Is. We should always help
one other.
IA. land TO say TO all the
world, This was a mani"
Is. To take unnecessary risks
is foolhardy.
16. Mans power 10 think has
made him master of his world.
IL. Fear is conquered only by
fighting it.
Copyright is.s, Prsnir syncieais. fna
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-16

HERE are twenty-four cut-up
~ postmarks. How quickly can
you discover the real names Of
the postofices. Cut out the
halves with scissors, or just
blacken them in with a pencil as
you guess them. Either way it is
good educational fun.
Following are a few clues TO
help you: The centre Of the great
anthracite coal region is here;
the largest city in Southern Cali
fornia, settled by the Spaniards
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-16

in 1871 and taken by Commo-
dore Stockton, U. S. n, in 1876,
and a mid Western city formerly
the starting-point for the expedi-
tions sent out against the Sioux
Indians of the Black Hills during
the Indian Wars.
You will also find a city on the
Arkansas River, established rs a
trading post in 1850, the settlers
being massacred by the Ute In
dians in 1854: a borough Of New
York City. formerly known as
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-16

6S. Beloved.
60. Kind Of tree.
20. What American historian
wrote 1.-THE California and
Oregon Trail" and "Discov-
cry of the Great Vest?
IL. Regret.
VERTICAL.
/. Who is the go~at-footed god
of flocks and pastures?
2. Vocal.
3. What is the given name of
John Barrymore's sister?
5. Pronoun.
6. Anger.
z. Composed.
S. Who upheld the heavens
with his shoulders?
o. Depart.
10. What Roman emperor was
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-16

WHEN Mrs. Grace Goofus saw the tapestry shown here she admired
w It SO much that she decided TO purchase it. However, she had
one objection, as, apparently no living creatures were pictured IN It.
81 beg your pardon" politely answered the dealer, but ! can
point out at least four familiar creatures in It,"
"WeI, If you can do that" said Mrs. Goofus. IN take the
tapestry"
This the dealer at once did to his customers great satisfaction.
and she purchased the rare object of art.
Can you find the four living creatures which the dealer pointed
out TO Mrs. Goofus?
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-16

HORIZONTAL
/. Who wrote "The Gold Bug?
A. What is the second largest
city in the United States?
10. Edge.
Is. Fields OF learning.
Is. Who is the muse Of erotic
poetry?
Is. In what opera by Verdi does
an Ethiopian slave love Rha-
DANES, captain Of the guard?
II. Who is the seventh Of the
minor prophets?
10. Cloth measure. -
20. Kind of flower.
81. Person with an infectious
skin disease that was COM
mon during the Middle Ages.
%. What English economist ex-
pounded a famous theory in
his Principles Of Popula-
ton?
rs. Puts a covering on the inside
surface.
28. Places.
80. Hebrew name for God.
30. More naked.
81. Spanish plural article.
30. Child's name for mother.
SO. Observes.
80. Oriental coin.
40. Part Of verb "to be-"
al. Who is the Roman God Of
war?
az. Overpowering fright.
43. Who was the leader Of the
women's suffrage movement?
~. Some.
Is. What woman novelist wrote
Heir of Redelyffe''?
as. Who Is the widowed Queen
of Roumania?
az. Rupees (abbr.)
as. Mans name.
40. Make hollow.
81. Greek letter.
So. Freedom from disturbance.
81. Finished.
sc. Augury.
SIS. Weird.
90. Chairs.
81. Sailor (colloq.)
60. Meaning.
65. Every.
GO. Pertaining to punishment
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Crazy Cut Of POstmark Patches

Breuckelen, in 1885, when II was
named after a Dutch town by this
name; and the great metropolis
of the Pacific Coast, established
as an Indian mission, October 9,
1916, by two Franciscan monks.
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nRoBLEM IN Weight; Girls Nos. j.
.. 8. and 4 weigh 40. 90. GO and
30 pounds. respectively. a total OF
90 pounds. Boys. Nos. I, ., 3, 4. 5
and 3 weigh S1.3. 5sf-3. Is Is. 1918.
~ Is ana rs rs pounds. respectively,
a total OF 40 pounds. Total weight
az the boys and girls is SEQ pounds
One-fourth OF this Is los pounds. the
teachers weight. A stone is equiva-
lent 10 IL pounds.