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The Washington times., 1929-09-20
Mountaineers Adopt
Snowy New Uniforms

MoRGANToWN, w. Va, Sept. ~.
West Virginia fans are not likely TO
recognize their Mountaineer stand.
ard.bearers when the West Virginia
University football squad win go out
upon Mountaineer ield here Satur-
day afternoon to met the West Vir-
The Washington times., 1929-09-20

sleeves, this years uniform will be
"a conspicuous affair. The jerseys
will be Of royal blue with bright
gold canvas stripes on the chest and
wider bands OF gold on the sleeves.
The hose will match the Jerseys
also being royal blue with gold
stripes. White head gears will again
be in vogue to give the Mountaineers
a complete distInctness.
The Washington times., 1929-09-20
VIEW. .PRA CIICE FIELD FOR G. W. GRIDDER

ginia Wesleyan Bobcats in the open.
ing grid clash Of the season for both
elevens. Ira Rodgers proteges have
been optfitted in a sensational new
uniform.
Director Harry Adams Stansbury
announced here this morning that
the Mountaineers viii be fitted with
their new livery tomorrow after
noon. Instead of the drab blue jer.
sey with small GOLD stripes on the
The Washington times., 1929-09-20
EAlInln,.KPlI(E
AT HAVRE DE GRACE

WEATHER. CLEAR; TRACK FAST.
maidensi colts and gsldings tLSoo'
The Washington times., 1929-09-20
lHDooR 5poerS

LAeApIM@ A PAlR OF
GIG TOwN MvGGy AS
TaGcHAT For n4E
BENEFIT OF NAe DOLL
At nag STe GlE STALL ;.
The Washington times., 1929-09-20
HILLTOPS VS.. BUSMEN

The Hilltop A. C. Will invade the
Arlington diamond, Sunday. to meet
the A. B. and w. Busmen. Play
will start at 2:30 o'clock. The Hill.
tops will use Hamilton Wesley, who
has pitched 25 scoreless innings,
Bennie Wormsley will be the Bus
mems dependable.
The Washington times., 1929-09-20

Sandy Lady. -. 11OlFirth OF Tay.... .11s
Blind Hills. 1881
FOURTH RACE - The New Boston:
3-year-Olds and upward: purse. l.400:
furlongs.
Brown Wisdom l1Sl Beaming Over. 10s
ChicleiEht -. .10sl lStepaIonK .....10s
Greenock 110l
FIFTH RACE-The Dearborn Handt-
cap; S-year-olds; $4,000 added; Z fur
longs.
aPhotos star. .1OolaHogans Dance 1902
Who Win .100iTry Too ........11S
Rich Widow 10SlTake Off, ....,. 107
Lightning James. 112l
aMrs E. Denemark entry.
SIXTH RACE-Three-year-o a n d
upward; claiming; purse, $1,3OO; one
and one-foIrth miles.
xInca ......... .l10lSeventeen sixty. 113
Pride .......s.. 110lS Solo l13
Alabama Bound. 0s1 Mystery Ballot. .10S
Frank Hawley. 1871 Flapper Fanny. .I05
xFrightful -. .10Sl
SEVENTH RACE - Three-year- oids
and upward: purse. 1900; claiming; IN
miles.
Finland 113l Dear Inez .....110
xFrank Fullen .l0Sl xBiIly Basil ,..11O
xThistle Coot LOB Dubric .......113
xBaritOne ....s 1901 Wolfy ......... lis
xEifkin ........1oS Balroma .......1 III
Hold Fast .....110lCOtlogomOr .....113
xKadiak .......111I Big Gun .......loS
The Washington times., 1929-09-20
LESSER SCORES K. o.

Joe Lesser. making HIS debut O.
a pro fighter, kayoed sammy
Lewis, Of Baltimore. last night In
the Embassy Theater at Baltimore,
Lewis took the count in the second
round.
The Washington times., 1929-09-20

The washington zeal estate s.maxksA
place" IL The Times and Herald cLa8
gified ads.
The Washington times., 1929-09-20
AoUEDUcT ENTRIES

FIRST RACE-TWO-ye0r-ol the
Preliminary Handicap; $1,000 added; sh
furlongs.
Sir Johren -. 1Siouestionnairs ...112
Desert Light .iiOI
SECOND RACE-Three-y year oldB and
up; the Bushwick Steeplechass HRndi-
cap; $4,000 added; about 2 milea
Volunteer ......136lLes Laques .....137
xxxJoiiy Roger. l62 Beelzebub .136
THIRD RACE-Three-year-O -Olds and
upward; claiming; purse, $1,000; fun
longs.
Prancins Step. .115EJohn CavaDagh. .12O
Gold Star .....12OIGreedy Girl ....1t2
xssbie H,...,.,i10IFinir ....:..... Ills!
Artilleryman .,11StChattahoochee lis
,xMiss onine ...11OlRossbriar ......1O7
Circus Rider ..12oVenezuela ...,..11s
Frank ...... .12sxxBlack Patricia. .1O6
FOURTH RACE-Ths Edgemere Han
dicap; three-year-clds and upward:
purse, $4,000 added; mile ana a furlong
Live Oak .... 1o4tIronsides ....... 10
Light Carbine. .10slxDistraction ...12o
FIFTH RACE-Two-year-ol condi-
tions; fi:iies; purse, $1,000: five furlonEs.
Mabelle ..... .1O7IMad Hattie ,...IIo
Lost Agnes ....119l Bobbles ........laT
White Favor ..107I Lady Buyer -. lilo
Melodious .....1o7l
SIXTH RACE-Three-year-o and
upward; claiming; purse. $1,000; / s-1S
miles.
Play B; ,14IPsn6eas, IIDsnserSus ...'.Is9
xxcomst iii ''
xFiye pounds apprentice allowance
zxssyen pounds apprentice allowance
xxxTen pounds apprentice allowance
claimed.
Weather, clear; track, fast.
Evening star., 1929-06-09
SALE-HOUsEs.


OPEN EoR INSPECTION sUNpAY: 2 TO 9
rooms, h.-w.h.. elec. and garage. In ex-
cellent condition. Priced very low. Easy
terms; $3.50 cash. s55 monthly. o. M. JONES'
GEORGETOWN, 3405 DENT PL. NV.
Cory home Of rooms. electricity, gas, SIDE
and back gardens; open Ereplaces: newly
papered and painted. s4,500. After IL noon
CHEVY CHASE, MD. 2I2 E. UNDERWOOD
st-5,room bungalow. large fioorsd ATTIC;
lot S0x13o: Every convenience. Priced TO
sell by resident owner. Phone Wis. 3s2S-W.
llO2 PA. AVE. SEC LARGE ROOMS. UN-
usual closet space. reception hall. tiled bath.
plugs. Large cellar, fine hot-air furnace
stationary tubs. awnings, screens. Four
doors from Lincoln Park. Convenient terms
T A. CHANDLER. Owner.
BY oWNER-7l2 WEBSTER sT-s ROOMS:
bath, brick garage. Arranged as two-family
apt Terms to suit buyer.
SIX-ROOM MODERN HOUSE IN WONDER
ful condition. LonE hack yard great BAR
gain. J. II. DICKENS. Decatur 1850.
IF YOU WISH TO PURCHASE A BARGAr1J
IN good ne. home come to West. Va. ave,
u to I pm. Sunday. Address BOX BOA,
Star ofTce.
Evening star., 1929-06-09

NEARBY VIRGINIA.
5-room and bath modern bungalow in Au-
rora Heights, close to city and convenient
$3.50 on easy terms.
Attractive home of rooms, over acres
good land. 600 feet on pike, near schools.
stores and transportation. Bearing apple
orchard and other fruit, vegetable garden.
flowers and fancy Shrubbery, chicken house.
Price $500. terms.
N. E. RYON CO., INC,
Clarendon 1880. 1904 Wilson Blvd.
Evening star., 1929-06-09
WOODBRIDGE, D. c,
TAKOMA PARK
And Other
NORTH wAsH1NGToN HOMES.

NORTH WASHINGTON HOMES.
Best Buy in Takoma Park.
$500 for $500 bungalow, 5 good rooms,
fireplace, oak floors, hot-water heat, attrac-
tive, shady lot so by 200; one-half square
from cars This house would rent for $50
per month. Small cash payment and terms
like rent.
Kensington House, Rooms, $3.50.
Large house, good location lot $50 by $50;
with fruit and shrubbery; has good electric
range and hot-water heater. Terms like
rent.
Nest House for the Money. D. c.
Eisht good rooms, pantry, attic, sleeping
porch, dry basement. with toilet, tubs and
storeroom; excellent h.-w, heating plant, oak
floors, fireplace; house in good condition.;
convenient to hospital: cars, school, theater,
etc. Easy terms. $4,000.
Beautiful Colonial, D. G.
Beautiful home, in excellent location, d. c.
Eight large rooms, central hall. sun parlor,
three cedar closets. two built-in garages;
large, shady lott one of the finest PROPOSE
tions north of WASHINGTON, much less than
its actual worth.
Cottages That are Good Buys.
5 rooms, large lots, main street, $3.50:
2 large lots, attractive 5-room cottage, all
improvements, $4,000; rooms and bath,
h.-w. heat, S4,500.
Nay be seen Sunday.
r. d. LILLE,
Citizens Bank Bldg, Takoma Park.
Evening star., 1929-06-09
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
Ssi4-1s 8. DAKOTA AVE. NE.

WOODBRIDGE, D. 6.
ss14-1s s. DAKOTA AVE. NE.
,s-room house, ami, garage, paved street;
lot and shade trees, Call North 51l2 or
INQUIRE at 1910 S. Dakota ave. ne: 9.
WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
1898 MYRTLE AVE. NE.
New detached home. best construction;
hardwood floors, chestnut trim, cedar closet,
tile bath, h.-w.h., open fireplace, built-in
Drive out r. T. ave. to South Dakota ave,
turn right ! block to Myrtle ave, left on
Myrtle ave. blocks to house or phone for
auto. Open evenings ard Sundays.
WOODWARD & VIETH, Owners & Builders.
2002 r. I. Ave. NE. North $50.
Brookland- Woodbridge.
DESIRABLE HOMES-BARGAIN PRICES
AND TERMS.
Corner, 8 rooms, slate roof, double ga
rage. lot 50x15o.
Corner bungalow garage. choice location.
Four-bedroom home large, double back
porches, poultry house.
Ten-room stucco, to settle estate; bargain
Many other valuable properties. some to
' MeLAcHLEN RANKING coRp'N;
Real Estate Dept. 10th and @.
Main 432.
Evening star., 1929-06-09

NEW BUNGALOW. FIVE ROOMS, TILE
bath. breakfast alcove; large ATTIC, noored;
garage; on improved street., center Of
EyattSville. This is an exceptionally 5000 gH
Hyattsville 143s-R, Mr. Harrison. g.
EVANSVILLE, NEAR HIGH SCHOOL AND
Baltimore boulevard-7-room house. modern;
VIII sell eheaply for quick sale. CleVelano
Evening star., 1929-06-09

COLORED-ON CORCORAN STREET NEAR
10th street northwest; brick buildins, ar
ranged into 3 complete apartments, all
rented and showing a monthly income OF
S99 garage; electricity; price, $3.50; terms
Address Box 408-A, Star office.
Evening star., 1929-06-09

TAKONdA PARK AND VICINITY-SEVERAL
owners. transferred to other cities, are now
cost. II you know values it will pay you TO
inspect: some of the bargains on my large
list of detached modern homes. This bunga-
low for $3.50 is one, rooms, h.-w.h., f1re-
place, full size liEht basement, paved street,
lot so by over 200 it.; $500 cash. terms less
than rent.
A home and Investment for one who can
make large cash payment. extra large
struction and in fine condition. lot contains
over $4,000 50. feet large shade trees, shrub
berry, garage; close TO all conveniences; spe-
cial price, $4,000, which is far below actual
value.
C. w. VAN WAGNER,
223 Cedar St. Takoma Park Ga. 1726.
Evening star., 1929-06-09

$4,000 EQUITY IN 3 BUSINESS PROPER
ties and apartment house, whole or part,
for seccnd-truSt notes or house NV. Col.
Evening star., 1929-06-09

WILL GIVE $4,000 IN EQUITY IN CORNER
brick end stucco Chevy Chase home for clear
ground or farm, near Washington; owners
only need reply. Call Cleveland 6740.
Evening star., 1929-06-09

VIRGINIA ESTATE-9 ROOMS; ANIL;
porches, hreplaceS, garage, 2 acres, fruit;
city property or business. Address Box
365-A, star office.
Evening star., 1929-06-09
OWNER & BUILDER,
TEL. CLARENDON 123.
BAREFOOT, VA.

RENT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
5 ROOMS. ELEC. LIGHTS. WATER ON
month g. b. MUNSON, Clar. 834-F-sl.
DETACHED. SHADED. FURNISHED HOME.
Cleveland Park; extra lot; idea! for chill
mo. J. r. DUFFIELD. a15s Macomb st. NV.
HOME IN COUNTRY ON FARM; COUPLE
Brookeville, Nd.
FURNISHED APT. ROOMS. BATH: HEAT.
gas and lights; private enttsa5nes; trance $3.50 per
HTdH, QUIET LOCATION ON s0-ACRE
place near Rockville; rms. b., fur. Call
Apt. 6. 1882 Col. I'd. Photos.
EAR0E BUNGALOW IN LYON PARK, Va
ASn.i., completely furnished, for Summer
months: reasonable rentals Telephone Clar-
eAdon 1856
Evening star., 1929-06-09

AIS q ST. NE-6 ROOMS, ANIL; SNAP
If sold quickly; owner leaving city.
6i4 4th ne.--6 rooms, double garage.
ami: bargain II sold quickly.
227 and st. s.e-lo rooms, baths, good
location; ovraer leaving city.
Address 704 Columbian Bldg.
Evening star., 1929-06-09

WOODBRIDGE. D. c.
SPECIAL BARGAIN.
Owner, leaving city. will sell equity 81
bath, h,-w.h... hardwood noors. everythins
% F9is detaehed. & on @ large s" lot TOO zoo feet deep;
2-car garage. Must be sold this week
Don't miss this bargain. Call North 730 or
inquire at 20o2 Rhode Island ave. ne.
WOODBRIDGE, D. G.
1902 24th st.-New home. 8 T.. bath, h:-w.
alcove; large lot, garage; price, $9,250; easy
terms. F. soNNEMANN, owner and builder.
$3.50 CASH, $50 PER MO.
WOODBRIDGE, D. @.
A splendid e-room, tile bath new. home;
h;-w.h., oak floors throughout and many
vas woopR1peE REALTY Co,
2377 r. I. Ave. NE. North 7203.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
GRAND THEATER, HARTFORD

The best test of the drawing qualities of any sort of theatrical performance is measured by the of boosting it is accorded by thos" who have seen if. Such shows usually afford frequent occasions for indulging in hearty laughter. That is why burlcsquc fans in par tiCular and theatergoers in general have anXiously awaited the coming of Elsie Burgere and her Step Lively Girls which opens at the Grand theatcr Monday, Tor we'll they know that records prove this show to be one of the smartest merricst productions on the Mutual Burlesque circuit. Everything that human ingenuity could suggest to make this offering conform to mod crn ways has been done on a scale well calculated to give the produc- ton an individual standing for originality. In achieving such satis- factory results it is generally agreed that few offerings today carry the universal appeal found in step Lively Girls"
 George Levy. Jack LcDuc, John nic Baker, Muri"l Curtis, Coil Sheldon. Jackie Tecters and Ed Lang all appear in q roster that would be hard 10 beat. The chorus is said to be youthful. agile and eye pleasing in the extreme. Per fOrmanCeS at the Grand are at 2:15 and S:15 daily. Seats should be re- served well in advance to assure choice locations.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23

any question asked of his anta- ccdcnts. He deposits any money he may have, and establishes d bank account to be drawn upon.
 The world is mistaken when it feels that hundreds of criminals make use of the Legion to hide away from the police or justice" |" Lieut.. Mcrolli said. "Naturally there have been criminals hiding here, and they have been safe, but most mon in the Legion are dare devils who want 10 fight and ltnow that with ns they will get all tn" excitement they want. There have been far more noblcs than crimi- nals in the Legion.
 What is more true is that the Legion has mendcd many a broken heart We have probably provided an asylum for thousands of youths who have left home because of trouble with a woman, or spurned by sweetheart. Seven years under an African sun has generally cure.l them, although there have been cases where the spurner waited and stood outside the barracks gate seven years later when the volun- tccr stepped out free man again"
 The popular impression that the Legion is a penitcntiary chain gang is all wrong, Certainly it has q standard of morals all it's own. an l tn" mcn are q hard lot. but they are not criminals. There exists in France q pcnitentiary regiment 70 which French courts sentence pris- oncrs, but this has nothing to do with the Legion.
 Unfortunately thcSo two are often confounded wir,lly or no,. The Legion is a safe place for q criminal who might seek to escape. and that may explain the popular impression. No police officer could eyer arrest q man in the Legion. and Lieut.. McrOlli firmly insisted that the Legion never turns over copies of it's enrolment records Io French police for the tracing of criminals.
 That story should be scotchcd for all time. The Legion has been damned by that misrepresentation,
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23

c. What is the shortest distanc, across the tinted States from coast to coast?
 A. TWO thousand oue hundred and three mi.va.
 e. How tall is rrcsidrit Hoover?
 A. Five feet eleven and onc-ha!f inches.
 e. Where was "1hv IsIo Of lost Ships" filmed?
 A. Al First Natjouars Studio at IurbanE, California; and OH Ca.u- lima Island
 .. What is "bir4scyo" maple?
 \. Thr name is applied 70 this particular kind Of Eaplc on ur- count of in" birdaoyos" that appear in the wood. Thy are caused 'y parasitic groWths which get into the tree trunk and cause swclltUas which appear as eyes when th' ~cod is sawed across.
 c. What WAS Greek rrc'
 A. An mcrndary composition, used hr the Byzantine Greeks. It i3 supposed 10 have been made 5f asphalt, saltnotor and o:1phur and wuuld burn on auJ under water.
 Q. Wha, ao Iodjans Jo 10 de- stroy their brards2
 A. The b"ard',"u.s of rnr American Indian is raral ,har- HvtnrIstir.
 e. WI 20 ar, tar lu4y" raG- road yards Ri ,h. @oriI:
 A. In Chicago.
 C. Is 'h" mongoosn juruam 10 l .ulAoH bite"
 A. Tho#a @ntmaIS are rot iH- uuuc 10 the snph-'s potcn and fall Nctfm 10 if as quickly as any other
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23

You can get an answer 10 any question of fact or information by writing 10 the Question Editor. New Britain Herald. Washington Bureau, 1922 New York avenue. Washington. D. C., enclosing two cents in stamps for reply. Medical, legal and marital advise cannot be given. nor can ex- tended research be undertaken. All other questions will receive per sonal reply, Unsigned requests can- not be answered. All letters are confidential. Editor.
 Q. What was the largest attrnr anc".ot any sporting even in tht world:
 A. Probably the largest attcn1~ ancc is al the English Derby at Epson Downs. near London. En,s- land. which is witnessed by up- wards of $00,0oo persons annually.
 Q, Is it true that q mother rab- bit will kill her new born young if
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
FOREIGN LEGION
 HAS OWN BANNER
Men From All Nations in Service
 Criminals Are Few
By RALPH HEI\/EN


 nit"d Press Staff Correspondent
 Sidi-Hcl-Abhc&. Algeria, Nov. 23. -- tRy maiD When the Foreign Lo zion marches on parade it car Ties no flaE; tn" Lcgionnaircs are for seven ycarSs men without T country, and although the Legion is French, the khaki-clad soldiers have taken no oath 10 France.
 The new Icgionnairc takes his oath of allegiance to the Legion. The flag is rcd, white and blue, bu5 ao arc the flags Of a dozen o.h 7 nations. The oath is taken 10 q simple phrase upon the flag. Honor and Fidelity" Not a woi I . is said about the President or the Government of France, and thnt may explain inc presence in the Legion Of hundreds Of Germans and Austrian&.
 The Legion meyer recruits. No serg"anls dressed in fine woolrrs $ stand outside q recruiting office 10 invite passing youths 10 volunteer for seven years Of constant excite ncnt.
 Likewise, the Legion roccivcs every volunteer without a question. He can refuse 10 answer the simple questions put 10 him. and if he does not offer q name. he is assigned q number, When he goes out of the Legion. he goes ont under his mum. hor and none need ever know of his past or his service
 From Paris, past NIarsciIlcs. |" boat 10 Gran and train to Sidi-bri- Abbes, | trod the path Of the volun- l'orS. In m. compartment of thu train rode d middlc-agud French l"an wrapped in his thoughts from the time We left Oran. As l entered the room where volunteers are m- corpOratrI into the Legion. this man walked out tho opposite door. The newest recruit in that famous regiment.
 My first visit at Sidi was 10 the office Of tho guard, where | Was l"geiVcd by the officer of the dlc. lieutenant McroliL q bearded Italian, who had worked his wa up from the ranks in IS years with the Legion. As for every other ro- rrutt, Lieut., Morolli insisted to make sur" that the new man thoroughly understood that he was sl9ning up for seven years and that m" only way out was by purchase.
 That able soldier, Moroli, is aa enthusiastic Lcgionnairc, certainly more loyal to his beloved Legion itan he is 10 his homeland. Me roIli, an officer in tho Italian army in 1gll. decided with his chum. Prince pignatrlli do Pcrchiara. 10 volunteer in the Legion as simple soldiers.
 There Wits no war and no pros beet Of war in Italy, and we crav"d excitement" Lieut., N1erolli cN- plain"d to mo.
 "The Legion in those days wae filled with Germans and Hun garians, quite q few English and some Americans. We worked our way mp slowly until as tho out break Of war; I had my gallons oa a corporaI
 "Princc Piguatolli moved alon" 100, and became Il captain of cay oltV before he was killed at Macr- donja in 1HlS."
 The first step of the recruit $ 10 tho registry office, He may sNa his name or may refuse. Never is
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
HADASSiH ARTIST PARTY

the artist party, under the auspices of the Junior Hadassah, to be held al the Elks' club December l1th. has announced that arrangements have been completed. Others on the com mittee are Misses Evelyn Fucker. Sylvia Adler. Kos" Swarsky, Jewel Levin, Jeanette Cans, Sylvia Clark, Elsye Gourson.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
they are disturbed "

they are disturbed"
 A. There hayr been cases rr- ported whrr, a mothur rabbit has killed her nrw born young hcc#usr they were disturbed. This is som,- times true of eats and sheep. who through J""lgVsy or som" other m- stinct, disovu and kill the fondIod animals. A day or two after the young rabbits ar" horn the mother should hc removed from the hutcn for few miugtrs 10 permit an oN- animation Of th, nest to dotcrmiu" the number of youu@ in the litter, and to remoEo any that may bp dead. No other disturbance of inc young is advisable until they nrt large enough to come out of the nest and run bout tho hutch.
 Q, Who. food is given to snakes in ZOOS
 A ,1jco. ras. ducks. rabbits. chickens and pe*
 @. How can d bird sit on ar clnc- tIically caaaI wire without ry- rcirln% a .Ho. E'
 A. }rcau~. hoy come in contact with nothing but this vjro. X per son could u.u~ s,,peuGrd from such a "lrr vIthout r.rriyine a shock as long "s h" does not conn in contar' win another wire or Wi.n anything that j.! |jrcc,Iy or indirect I% connected 10 l'u. earth. Electric currcnt wJJ n1t flow unless there IS compl |, r.ruU.
 c. N&. ~Il our hundred dol lars at i p"r rpnl interest com pounded annually, amount 10 ID twenty yrHua'
 A. Two nuadr,d and nineteen dollars and rl.y,u cents.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23

but the fact remains that few crim- inals would ever care for sev"H years of such hardships as these fight-loving soldiers voluntarily MndcrgO
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23

animal when bitten. By it's agility and quickness of eye, the mongoos4 can avoid the fangs of the snake while fixing its own teeth in the reptiles neck. Moreover, when cv- cited, the mongoosc erects it's long stiff hair, and it is difficult for il snake 10 drive it's fangs through tii@ and the thick skin which all members of tho genus possess.
 Q. How many retail grocery stores arc there in the United States"
 A. Approximately %5no00,
 C Are medical officers Of the United States Navy trained in medicine after they enter the ser vice.
 4. They must be graduates of approved medical schools before they can enter the navy
 .. What caused the death Of Lord Kitchener Of Euglando
 X. Hr vas drowned on June !, ls1G while OH hIs way to Russia, whom inc cruiser Hampshire was sunk off the Orkney Islands.
 .. What Is th" address Of the GT"a, Atlantic and Pacific Tea com pamy"
 A. l-o Lexington avenue. New York ci'E.
 Q What is the ra.tyst thing in th" ~orlir
 Light is th. fastest known 1Hlu@ m th" world It's speed is ap- proAlm3'oly lEG.2S3 miles per sec oGl.
 G-rM-uN contains VI nilLoe Mi1n
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23

G'muUy contains gl cities with population f more than a quar- or Of a million.