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BY FREDERIC J. HASKTN.

acquired by the Metropolitan Museum
A. THE Death of Socrates" painted
in 1785 and exhibited in the Paris
Salon in 1877, Is the David work now
on exhibition. It is one of the four
paintings classed as the artists MASTER
pieces and shows the Greek philosopher
about to drink poison in a well sur
rounded by his disciples. Sir Joshua
Reynolds, who saw the painting at Paris.
described it as the greatest effort of art
since the Sistine Chapel and the Stanze
OF Raphael. In 1872 Napoleon tri,d to
purchase 1T, but was not successful,
Q. Who was Polyxena?-M. r.
A. In classic myth a daughter of
Prtam and Hecuba. The early poets
say little about her, but according to
later Legends she is the heroine Of a
tragic love affair with Achilles, the
@. What is the origin of the term
''racket"?-A. ]. D.
A. The word racket" with the
meaning of confused, gathering noise
has an initiative origin etymologically
bustle OF some kind, with a meaning
similar to the word spree" Finally
by the uncertain processes which such
words often take 1t came to have a
slang meaning of a scheme, dodge or
tIlcK. ThlS meaning developed into the
idea OF gigantic illegal enterprise, such
as the present prohibition racket"
9. What is the cost, date of erection
and dimension of the Arch at Valley
Forge, Pa.?-L. M
A. The so-called National Arch at
Valley Forge was authorized by an act
OF Congress June 25, 1910. One hun
! fhn11co NJ IO1I
and 1t was stipulated that the Arch
must be completed by November. 1919
II Is so feet inches high, so feet wide
ana l9 -feet thick. The archway itself
is 81 feet wide and 80 feet 9 inches
high. -'e0
9: For whom is Shelby, Ohio, named?
IN. D. B.
A: Shelby, Ohio, was named for Isaac
Shelby. former Governor Of Kentucky.
according to Gannett's Origin of place
Names"
Q. How many acres are there in the
inclosure Of the Indianapolis Speedway
| race course?-J. B..
4. The Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Co. says that the area inside the fence
Of the Indianapolis Speedway around
the track is 800 acres and outside Il3
acres, totaling 433 acres.
Q. When was indium discovered?-c.
P. G.
A. 1t was first discovered in 1859 nv
two German chemists, Reich and Rich
ter. The element was found in a sam
pie Of zinc ore by means of the spectre
scope. The indigo blue line of its spec
Crum gave its name.
Q. Where is Francis Scott Kew
buried?-R. K
A. In the cemetery at Frederick, Nd.
@. Is the per capita consumption Of
sugar higher now than it has ever
been?-E B.
A The maximum sugar consumption
IN the United States was reached in
1926, when the figure was 1893 mounds
per capita. In 1880 the per capita con-
sumption was es37 pounds.
Q. Who founded the National Farm
school at DoyleStown, Pa.?-A. H.
A. The late Dr. Joseph Krauskopf
established it "a years ago.
Q. How long did it take to 90 bv
river from Louisville to New Orleans
before the steamboat?-A. L. T.
A. Before the advent of the steam
boat such trip took from three to four
months.
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set in that capacity In other corners Of
the world
In the distressful times which have
come upon Great Britain, and which
she is so bravely "muddling through"
as Britannia puts 1t. 1t ID impossible TO
magnify the value Of an asset like the
Prince Of Wales. His smile, his bon
homie, his modesty, his charm, perhaps
even his inconquerable bachelordom,
are worth their weight in Bank of
England gold. Over here, where we
have basked in the sunshine Of his per-
sonality, we wish Prince Peter Pan
many more years of invincible youth
and useful living.
Evening star., 1931-06-24
SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHmANDER JOHNSON.

The Cat.
I should not like to be q cat
And doSe the hours away,
Too indolent to scare a rat
Or join the casual fray.
Although
I know
It Is q luxury to dream
And wait till some one brings the cream
To purr and yawn in bliss complete
And keep ones fur entirely neat:
Never to know the fierce unrest
That ends the disappointed quest.
To feel the casual caress
BY hands Of generous idleness
And find each day that slips away
Secure, like every other day,
And yet,
You bet,
In spite of the allurements that
Such slumbrous lives display,
I should not like to be a cat
And doze the hours away.
Evening star., 1931-06-24

Whats the matter?" inquiries q
reader 'You haven't written an article
about Alexandra Dumas for more than
a year."
Sure enoughl
This Is an oversight which shall be
remedied at once, for our allegiance to
the mighty river of French romance iE
In no whit abated.
Only recently that indefatigable
Dumas enthusiast, r. s. Garnett, who
last year gave the world Aboard the
Emma" one of the lost books, turned
baldi" as edited by Dumas.
Whether one wills 1t or not, 1t is i'm
possible to get away from the figure
and books Of the whole-souled man
who delighted the world with "The
Three Musketeers," THE Count of
Monte Cristo." etc.
A host of Dumas limitations, too.
have poured from the press during re-
cent years. Two Frenchmen collab-
GRATED on four delightful romances, in
which D'Artagnan and Cyrano de
Bergerac were brought together
Several American writer's, catching
the knack, have offered palatable irni-
tations, which, surprisingly enough, are
far from bad.
AS a matter of fact, the typical
Dumas novel is easy to do, after a
fashion. But to the devotee there will
remain something lacking, and what
can that be but the spirit Of Alexandra
Dumas himself?
You may initiate the letter Of an
artist but you scarce can get into
his soul, and do every stroke as from
the fountain head
There will be small details, utterly
without name, which nevertheless put
the student on the right track and
show him before 100 pages are done
that you are only doing clever imita-
ton, after all.
Yes, q genuine reader Of Dumas Is
a student Of Dumas. just as real bird
lover Is a student of birds.
He who becomes interested in any,
thing enough wants to know more than
he does about the subject Of his en-
thusiasm.
This is to be q student with zest.
Here is no driven schoolboy, with or
without his shining morning face, but
one who honors the title.
Student" is a glorious name, but
IOO OIJen HIGH anu WOIflen DeSmTCn IL
with their mental attitudes. They per-
NIT the task end Of 1t to obscure the
goal end of it.
The feeling that one is getting a
lesson, rather than that one is inter-
ested and happy, far too often over
shadows the attainment of knowledge
and delight.
No doubt some of this inimical feel
ing is due to the thrusting Of human
beings by other human beings into sub
jects for which they have no natural
aptitude.
There are men and women, for in
stsnce-and these men and women
were once boys and girls-who honestly
do not love. admire or respect the novel
form of writing.
To all such there can be no praise
OF Dumas, or any ether fiction.
We have talked with these persons
and know that they are not to blame.
None Of us can know everything, nor
love everything; at some point or other
each one of us Is seriously stunted in
admiration.
Then there will be some genuine en-
thusiasts for the novel, who, lacking
certain chords in the heart and mind,
fail to appreciate the rush, the color,
Evening star., 1931-06-24

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any question by writing to our In.
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director, washington. D. C.
been made by the Philadelphia and
Washington teams in the American
League so far this season?-W. S.
a. The total number of runs and hits
through June IA is as follows: Runs
washington, 800; Philadelphia, PIT.
Hits-Washington, STA; Philadelphia,
@. Why Is the newspaper Prayda
being published In four cities stimuli
taneouSly by the Communists?--E. F..
A. This Is the official organ of the
Communist party and appears in Len
ingrad, Kharkov, Rostoff and MOSCOW
as part OF a drive to weld the nation
into one political unit. The matrices
are sent by airplane each morning
from Moscow to the three other cities.
q. Please name some men who are
conversant with the Einstein theory.
j. e. F.
A. Among the well known authori-
Ties on the subject are Dayton C.
Miller, Robert Millikan, A. A. Michel
son, Henry N. Russell, Sir j. j. Thom-
son, DR.. Paul Heyl and Prof. j. H.
Jeans.
Q. How long had Oscar Wilde been
In prison when he wrote the Ballad
OF Reading Gaol"?-E. r.
A. Wilde did not plan or write this
masterpiece until after his release.
@. Where Is Mary Mannering. who
played in Janice Meredith"?-E. T. w
A. Mary Mannering Is now Mrs. F.
w; Wadsworth, and lives in Detroit,
9. Is ventriloquism Of ancient orr
a. Traces Is Of Of the art are found in
Egyptian and Hebrew archeology.
Eurycles OF Athens was the most cele-
brated OF Greek ventrilouuiSts. 1t is
not improbable that the priests of
ancient times were masters of this art
and that to it may be ascribed such
miracles as the speaking statues of
Egyptians, the Greek oracles and the
stone in the River Pactolus, the sound
OF which put robbers to fight.
Q. How many suicides occur in the
United States yearly?-W. D.
A. On the basis Of current statistics.
the annual loss of life by suicide in
Continental United States may be con-
servatively estimated at between $4,000
and 10000.
@. How many buildings for the Chi
cago Worlds Fair in 1888 are under
construction?-M. K.
A. Three of the buildings already
stand-the Administration Building. a
reproduction of old Fort Dearborn, and
a large Travel and Transport Hall which
Is nearing completion. Within the next
year 1t Is expected that three more of
the Century of Progress structures will
rise-a temple of science. an electrical
building and a Mayan temple which is
to be reproduction of the mysterious
Nunnery Quadrangle built at UxmaI,
Yucatan.
Q. What Is the subject of the jacques
Louis David canvas which has been
Evening star., 1931-06-24

That tourist party which, clad in tin
breeches. intended to keep out snow
started to ascend Mt. Rainier now
have some faint idea of the state OF
comfort enjoyed by King Arthur's and
subsequent knights-errant on q cold
day. That obtained on q hot one can
be left to the imagination.
Evening star., 1931-06-24

A correspondent of a question-and-
answer department is informed that a
'squinting modif1er" is misplaced
word, phrase or clause giving an am
biguous meaning At first glance, how
ever, one would be apt to take this as
meaning a preju6iced proponent Of a
change in the Volstead act.
Evening star., 1931-06-24

A survey is said to have demonstrated
that small farms are more profitable
than large ones. Many a farmer would
revamp this statement to the effect that
small ones do not put one so deeply
"in the red" as do large ones.
Evening star., 1931-06-24

The reaction Of most people to these
bare-handed bee-catching contests is
that even in cold weather they would
not care much about entering one.
Evening star., 1931-06-24

The name Of the device used to test
the alcoholic content Of beer is "ebul-
liometer." Many can remember when
the title was simple fourth schooner"
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Harder.

From the Savannah Morning News
The horse race Is now lawful In
Florida. To make the human race law
ful, that's bigger job.
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W arming Up.

From the Charleston (s. CO. Evening Post.
Gen. Smedley D. Butler has retired
into innocuous silence, but perhaps he's
just trying to think OF another good ons.
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Thirty-Two to One.

From the Minneapolis Star.
Statistics show that 1t takes 81 good
drivers In each mile TO save o fool
driver.
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Rate by NIail-Payable in Advance.
MARYLAND and Virginia.
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de father dat bets money on hoss
race" said Uncle Eben, "has q hard
Argument on his hands If he seolds his
little boy foh plasin' magples fob keeps"
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Tribute to an Unknown Genius.
"Who started the Bacon-s Shakespeare
controversy"
IT don't know" replied Miss Cay
enne. But whoever started it knew
his business. 1t turned out to be the
most wonderful press agent stuff in the
history of the drama" ~
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Literary Intentions.

AAsCHoEJ AhIFSlHNIVHl9s
For books man spends his hard-earned
pelf,
In mood sincere and solemn.
The books repose upon the shelf.
He reads the sporting column.
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A Sincere Admirer.

do you understand the scientist to
whose lectures you apparently listen
with 50 much attention?"
NO" replied Senator Sorghum. 81
am interested in him as a man who
can make 'em applaud things they can
not hope to understand. I often feel
called upon to attempt the same thing
in my own business"
Evening star., 1931-06-24

Jud Tunkins says your so-called
good loser" is usually no more than
a man who has sense enough to keep
his mouth shut.
Evening star., 1931-06-24

Geographical MOdesty.
An Eskimo lady exclaimed, with smile,
Il do not pretend to the latest in style,
But youll have to admit that up here
in the cold
I never wear bathing suits you could
call bold"
Evening star., 1931-06-24

@. How long had Oscar Wilde been
In prison when he wrote the Ballad
Of Reading Gaol"?-E. r.
A. Wilde did not plan or write this
masterpiece until after his release.
Evening star., 1931-06-24

9. Who founded the National Farm
school at Doylestown, Pa.?-A. H.
"A: The late DR.. Joseph Krauskonf
established it "a years ago.
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Incredulity.

"Thers are books in the running
brooks" said the man who was after
trout.
Yes" replied Farmer Corntossel
That's another of them old fisherman
stories"
Evening star., 1931-06-24

@. Where Is Mary Mannering. who
played in Janice Meredith"?-E. T. W.
A. Mary Mannering Is now Mrs. F.
w. Wadsworth, and lives in Detroit,
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Q. How long did it take to 60 BY
river from Louisville to New Orleans
before the Steamboat?-A. L. T.
A. Before the advent of the steam
boat such a trip took from three to four
months. ~
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@. Please name some men who are
conversant with the Einstein theory
j. e. F..
A. Among the well known authori-
ties on the subject are Dayton c.
Miller. Robert Millikan, A. A. Michel
son, Henry N. Russell, Sir j. j. Thom-
son, DR.. Paul Heyl and Prof. j. H.
Jeans.
Evening star., 1931-06-24

Q. Where is Francis Scott Kew
buried?-R. K.
A. In the cemetery at Frederick, Md.
Evening star., 1931-06-24

Q. When was indium discoyered?-C.
P. G..
A. 1t was first discovered in 1863 bv
two German chemists, Reich and Rich
ter. The element was found in a sam
pie Of zinc ore by means of the spectre
scope. The indigo blue line Of its spec
Crum gave its name.
Evening star., 1931-06-24

Q. How many acres are there in the
inclosure of the Indianapolis Speedway v
race course?-J. B.
A. The Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Co. says that the area inside the fence
OF the indianapolis Speedway around
the track is 800 acres and outside Tia
acres, totaling 433 acres.
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