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ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
BY FREDERIC ]. HASKIN.

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az an. Uutht ;farht activities through our
.n4 lree ntoIn nn service. The worlds
steaYoo. s:. ~, IS, laboratories and ex-
ieand .na At pms are at their COM
ilanu a. n;ii he 'o on. question of fact. and
:. rsct W. ~ We vo,, n ID, free, by mail, di-
or. or stamps an y'J; for rose 3 cents in coin
,,s. Us 0rap1 nost c.rds I'd " postage. Do not
Sse Ster pIIy Informefio, @ i dress The Evening
Haskin, Director, vxhineton v % d G.
9. What code akes to hotels?-
A. The hotel code h NOT heer cor-
pleted yet. Meanwht' the | b,anket
code applies to hotels. wv ~
@. What proportion ooen.s TROLL
sers are now made with tas99C q
A. About 80 per cent of,e tro,,sers
made and sold have cuffs.
@. Is it correct to say To ,rod
uated from Harvard?"-E. V
A. Graduate" in this sen. &c ,,ou
listed as both a transitive anan in
transative verb 1t is correcso cav
"he graduated" or ''he was radu,
ated."
@. Into how many States could .xas
be divided?-H. L. R.
A. Texas has the power, auth1ed
at the time of annexation. to subdde
into not more than five States.
n Tf lr,,, fOr
bone at the present time?-W. r. B.
A. There is practically no demar
for whalebone today. since its use h
been largely superseded by steel al
bamboo.
M T.
A. BY international law is meant Il
system of rules that civilized natio
agree to observe and agree to be oblig
their mutual rights and duties in pea
and war. Hugo Grotius has been call
the father of international law and
1925 prepared a great treatise coveril
many debated points In 1873 t.
Institute of International Law W
founded by the leading jurists of t.
civilized world. America was repr
sented by David Dudley Field. 7,
Hague Tribunal. the World Court al
the League of Nations are all develo
ments of the attempt to stabilize Ii
among the nations.
@. Where is Benjamin Frank
buried?-H. P.
A. In Christ Church burial grour
Philadelphia, Pa The grave is mark
! by a fiat stone with the single irscri
ton, Benjamin and Deborah Fran
lin"
@. In China, what is meant by
compound?-T. OBJ.
A. In China and the East Indies
is an inclosure containing a hou
outbuildings. etc, especially one occ
pied by foreigners.
| @. What is Hitler's nationality?
! A. He is an Austrian by birth a
| Bavarian German by naturalization.
! @. Was DR.. Anna Howard Shaw {
ordained minister?-M. v. G.
! A. She was the first woman ordaln
by the Methodist Protestant Churc
This was in 1880, after she had be
refused ordination by the Method
Episcopal Church on account OF her 81
@. When ship is presented with
silver service, what IS done with |
service when the ship is taken out
commission?-A. E. G.
A. The Navy Department says tn
Evening star., 1933-09-18

Colleges observe marked difference
between the number Of students en-
rolled in times of depression as COM
pared with times of prosperity. Some
critics have regarded colleges as pro-
noting socialism Even if this be true,
the falling off is to be regretted. A
college-bred socialist is less dangerous
than an uncultured one and is likely to
be much more entertaining.
Evening star., 1933-09-18

Valuable investigations relating to
aviation are being made by Charles
Lindbergh, who, after much patiently
borne hardship, has attained the ideal
of the true American citizen-the priv
ilege of attending strictly to his own
business. -
Evening star., 1933-09-18
Use of Wooden RailDad Cars
Condemned by PuHic Opinion

Advisinahat "the railroad shoul1
I've taketo heart earlier lessons OF
the sort, ae Morgantown Dominion
News asset Whether or not the Erie
was undelegal compulsion to avoid
the use ofooden cars, its larger obli-
cation to rround its passengers with
all reasonIe safeguards existed. The
full forcef public opinion, together
with wha ter legal remedies are avail
able. shou be brought to bear to cause
officials ft to realize the enormity
of their ohse in failing to fulfill that
obligation1
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1t is declared that the salary and
commissions of the president OF the
American Tobacco Co. amount to
S1,6OO,OOO per annum. This might al
most tempt the nervous ultimate con-
sumer to quit smoking cigarettes.
Evening star., 1933-09-18
A Comeback.
the Pasadena Post.

From the Pasadena Post.
Many predict that real estate Is COM
ing back. 1t has been away for quite
a spell. Perhaps the owners who have
been trying to sell their homes for half
what they had cost are to see the time
they viii be glad there were no takers.
Evening star., 1933-09-18

Financial complications arise often
enough to create apprehension that the
process of getting rid of red tape may
be slowed down by ENHANCEMENT with
ticker tape
Evening star., 1933-09-18

Moving the New York Stock Exchange
across the river will not lessen the in
terest of Mr.. Pecora. Jersey has her
politico-financiers as we'll as Manhattan.
Evening star., 1933-09-18

Germany has ventured into many
strange philosophic and economic ex-
periments, the strangest of all being
HitleriSm.
Evening star., 1933-09-18
GOing to Town,

The farmers Joy Is unconcealed,
For better days must come.
New highways soon will be revealed
And all roads lead to Rum.
Evening star., 1933-09-18
Farewell to Familiar Faces.

Farewell to Familiar Faces.
'What would be the effect of a pro-
hibitive tax on cosmetics?"
For my part" answered Miss Cay
enne, II fear I should be lonely. I
might not know some of my best
friends" .
1.-THE butler said he would prove him.
self more powerful than the prime min
ister," said Hi Ho, the sage of China
town. $50 the butler spilled wine down
the neck of the prime minister, who
dared not complain for fear Of disturb
ing the Emperor's feast"
A Hint to Wisdom.
Mahatma Ghandi! Why not be your
age!
Sustain your reputation as sage.
The simple fact you'll find is unassail-
able.
That food may. sometime, in album
dance gay
Not be politely proffered on tray.
It therefore should be eaten when
available.
Il still thinks a mule is better dan
flivver," said Uncle Eben. He may
balk' but he ain liaDls to 'splode an
burn uo.s
Evening star., 1933-09-18
No Expert.

No Expert.
What do you think of Hitler?" asked
the lady with note book
II refuse to volunteer any testimony"
answered Senator Sorghum. Il am no
psychoanalyst."
Jud Tunkins says women can be just
as good politicians as men-only that
won't help much. They've got to be bet
ter.
Evening star., 1933-09-18

The Public Works Administration
street-improvement operations on Six
tenth street northwest are conspicu-
ously adornee with signs reading IN.
r. 4. Project
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Evening star., 1933-09-18

@. 1t there much demand for wha
bone at the present time?-W. r. B.
A. There is practically no demar
for whalebone today. since its use HI
been largely superseded by steel an
bamboo.
Evening star., 1933-09-18

@. Into how many States could.xa
be divided?-H. l.. r.
A. Texas has the power, authsed
at the time of annexation. to subdde
into not more than five States.
Evening star., 1933-09-18

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NOTICE OF SALE

Under and by virtue of the pow
er conferred by Section 2435 of
the Consolidated Statutes Of North
Carolina, and for the purpose of
satisfying a bill for storage and
labor on the following described
property, amounting to S34.2O,
the undersigned will, on Monday,
Feb. 9th, 1888, at 200 o'clock
p. m. at Jones Garage, Tuxedo, n.
c. sell to the highest bidder for
cash;
One Dodge truck, 2 ton, Motor
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Ue IkXXYIdIafo,,,,,,,,e

warrant a demand for a public
hearing, a stiff fight on several ct
it's major recommendations has
been indicated, and the decision
on the corporation committee
case will offer precedent for the
demand Of opponents Of other pro-
posals.
The Corporation Commission
won only a partial victorr in get
ting a public hearing set for Fri
day morning in the house of rep
resentatives. 7 he commission
would have preferred a chance Of
nipping the bill by getting it re-
ferred to some other committee,
but the reorganization committee
stood its ground on the contention
that there was no need of another
committee considering it.
Indications are that efforts
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SPOTLIGHT - @ Y : y; s.! !!
Cle33'
NEA SENNCE INC \

their money. They decided 10 90
their own washing. to: eat In
cheaper restaurants and room to-
gether
Lets 90 in for exercise. too.
suggested Jappy. as though the
strenuous dance routines they
went through night!y-and on
matinee days in the afternoons as
well-were not exercise enough"
TN trim suits. and smart hats
L Jappy anG Sheila went Ter
long, brisk walks each morning.
Ibid you ever live in small
town." Jappy asked one day.
1--WE never lived anywhere"
Sheila said significantly. Il was
born on the stage-practicaily-'
and [ may be queer sort OF
trouper bat l want q home Ike
one OF these" -.
well, | had one" returned the
other girl. And do you know
these girls would give their eye
teeth to have jobs like ours? Ia
like, though, just for a little
while, to be in a room l dldnt
expect to leave in a few hours,
I'd like to feel didn't have to
worry all the time about money.
too" .,
Some of them probably worry
about money, Jappy."
ct isn't the same. They don't
20 to sleep wondering where the
price Of a meal next day is to come
from. They don't know anything
about that" 30. t.-
mo. But they don't stand q
chance of earning $500 or S400 q
week next season either. It all
evens up" ,.... ... 90,
Maybe" Jappy's voice was list.
less. And suddenly it occurred to
Sheila that her friends day OF trt.
umph had passed. A year ago
Jappy had been a featured player.
stopping the show with her spe-
cialty dance. Now she was In the
chorus and would probably, stay
there. 1t happened so often In
stage life. 80
There was Marion Randolph. for
instance. Oh, yes. the stage had
its Establishments. Sheila de.
termined she would not let 1t en-.
slave her. To get out Of II was the
best plan. But could she? Down
deep In her heart did she really
want to?
Ralph Mckee met her at the door
Of her dressing room that night.
He was holding a New York news
paper which he thrust toward he:.
"Did you see this?" he asked.
Marion Randolph had committed
suicide.
ITO BE Continued)
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will be made to obtain a public
hearing on several of the commit
tees bills which were placed on
the calendar for next Monday
night at the time they were intro
duccd. Four more reorganization
committee bills found their way
into the senate hopper yesterday,
and objections were made to their
taking place on the calendar.
and they were referred back to the
committee for hearings.
One of the bills would transfer
the gasoline and oil inspection dl-
vision of the Department of Agrl-
culture to the Department of Re-
venue, while another would trans
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fer the highway patrol from the
highway department to the de-
partment Of revenue. Under this
the patrol would also per,
form the duties of the gas and oil
inspectors. Another mea S u I e
would prevent the highway de-
partment from building any roads
for the next two years. A fourth
bill would transfer the six test
farms now under the Agriculture
department to the Highway and
Prison departments. The highway
and prison departments would use
the farms to produce supplies and
food for penal and charitable in
stitntions of the state.
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needn't diet, he said. Just BECAUSE
he did. His humorous little eyes
regarded her across the table.
Sheila had heard that Mckee
had, a wife and five daughters some
where on Long Island. He made
an excellent salary and he was the
shows best drawing card,
81 did," Sheila admitted. 81
don't like to play in New York and
| love the road"
NTKEE sighed. But don't you.
know that a season there with
your name in electric lights would
give you a chance on the road later
with better salary? You could
be a headliner instead Of just one
step up from the chorus as you are
now"
He regarded her thoughtfully.
Il wonder if you know that your
dancing is extraordinary"
"0f course"
Il mean it! It's too good for
the sort of part you have-at the
, rate they're paying you. Go back
. to New York and try to land that
chance to play Broadway again,
That's my advice!"
Sheila told him. II have con,
tract to play 40 weeks"
"Well, 40 weeks isn't forever
Save your money then and &C
back later. It's the only way t.
get ahead"
Mckee, Sheila knew, was play
ling the road at handsome sal
airy. He was q headilner. Sne
was just a dancer-not good
! enough for Broadway. managers
might conclude. simply because
they hadn't seen her there.
"I'n see about it," she told him
Mckee offered more advice
"You ought to get married." h
grunted. Its not right for a cir
like you to try to shift for her
self"
The comedian might have beef
her father from the way n
talked. Sheila wondered what !
would have been like to play in
company with her own father
She felt suddenly very mucl
alone.
And for several days this tall
with Ralph Mckee stayed in he
mind. She talked it over VIII
Jappy and they agreed to saw
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they were to play There Two Fights.
making a jump Oh Sunday for an.
other split week.
Jappy shared the chorus dress
ing room. Sheila missed that q
little. Girls. laughing and gay. al
long dressing shelves. mirrors. and
cretonne covered chairs all about.
She liked the crowded. brightly
lighted rooms with knots of girls,
dressing, powdering, flexing, scold
ing. ruStling.
Sheila's dressing room was half
as large as that into which the 80
chorus girls were crowded. Her
costumes hung. as always. against
sheet along the wall. She invited
Jappy to join these quarters.
But Jappy shook her head. 1t
would get her in wrong" with the
rest of the girls, she said. They
would consider her high hat"
However, after she had dressed,
Jappy frequently would leave the
gaiety of the dressing room and
seek Sheila's. A month later she
moved in.
NEITHER one Of them was in.
cluded in any Of the chorus
affairs - little parties given after
the show-or in those given by the
other principals.
Ralph Mckee, the comedian,
liked Sheila.
"Going out with him tonieht?"
Jappy asked.
81 thought 1 might
"Alone?"
81 suppose so. Why?"
Jappy sighed. Il hope you
aren't hungry. He'll buy you
crackers and milk"
Later Sheila understood this.
Mckee had definite ideas about
diet and crackers and milk were his
prescription for every ill.
81 understand you turned down
a chance to work in New York"
J was one of the first things he said
to Sheila. They were seated at a
table in a restaurant that remained
open until late.
Sheila watched McKee's hands,
long and slender-as they crumbled
crackers into a bowl of milk. He
had ordered steak for Sheila. She
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Reorganization
Hearings Likely
'i'ines-N Burenu
Sir Walter Hotel

a- TtmeS-NeWS BureAu
Sir Walton Hotel
RALEIGH, Jan. 27.-The deci-
sion of the joint reorganization
committee to give the corporation
commission a public hearing on
the committee bill to abolish The
latter's present set-up means that
other agencies affected by the
committees sweeping recommen-
dations will also be given Il sim
liar chance, it was believed here
today.
While many of the reOrganiza-
ton committees bills have not
stirred up enough opposition to
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

BEGIN HERE TODAY
SHE;ILA siiAYNE. dancer. IL
discharged from Al new play be-
cause MARION RANDOLPH. the
star, Is jealous Of her. Sheiia
searches for work and finally Sc
cures part Ia Il musical show
soon to go ON tour. DICK STAN
LEY. rich md socially prominent.
asks her Ia give up this lob and
marry him but Sheila refuses.
Her idea of marriage is u home I'm
some LITTLE town far from Broad
way.
Sheiln is friendly with jim
BLAINE, tano,her actor in the
con,pany from which she wnS dis
charged. when Jim oTends Miss
Randolph quite unintcntiOnnily
she asks CRAIG ABBOTT. who IL
hacking the show financially, TO
discharge Jim. Abbott, tired Of
Marion and her demands, goes to
see Jim and through him secures
an introduction TO SheiIa. a few
days later Sheila hears that Ma
riOn Is out of the show.
Abbott takes her TO tea and
Offers her the part Muricn had.
shella says she does not want IL.
Then Abbott asks her to marry
him. Sheiia refuses, knowing Alb
bolt Is not in love with her. A
few days later the road company
sets out on their tour. Dick takes
Sheila to the train.
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XIII
CHEILA slipped into the routine
Of the road tour with alacrity
Still there were difficulties. She
was a principal without the aloof
ness of a principal. Nor was she
Of the chorus. Her salary made
it unnecessary for her to skimI
along as the girls in the ensemble
did. All this made life rather
lonely for her. For company she
turned to Jappy.
Jappy was 2 chorus girl who had
won her name for obvious reasons
She had been a dancer, billed as
an oriental half-caste, an appela
lion which her slanting eyes die
not belle. Actually Jappy, borI
Mildred Cross, in Passaic, New Jer
sey, was thoroughly American. Sh'
was in the chorus now because sh'
could find no better job.
Sheila liked Jappy. Even whel
she had believed the press agent
tale that the other girl was hal
japanese, Sheila had been draw
to her.
They were in a small city II
Pennsylvania. 1t was Friday an,
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ITO BE Continued)
Dancer in Animal Nitcs

NonpoiSonOus snakes. such as
bull snakes. blue racers ard garter
snakes have fangs and can bite.
Their bite is no more dangerous
than that of most wild animals. In
a general way it may be said that
there is considerable danger In be-
ing bitten by any animal or reptile.
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Cotton in History

Cotton was originally cultivated
in China as Il purely decorative
plant. It was used in the cere-
monial drapings of Buddhist i'm
ages: and Persian princesses pre-
ferred it above silk for their gowns.
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Significance in Laugh

"a laugh" said Iii lIo, the sage
of Chinatown, may reveal only a
wordless sheer. You say. wisely,
"rhink before you speak, | go fur
ther and bid you think before you
laugh" -Washington Star.
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15-Real Estate

WANTED-To rent farm of be-
tween 20 and s. acres for cul-
tiyation; nothing less than 6
room house, in Henderson,
Pennsylvania or Bun m 3 e
counties. w. Allen, Osceola,
phone 72G-R.
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lS-Busness Services

HONEST merchandise and good
values are the backbone Of our
success. Our reputation for fair
and square dealing is your
guarantee of absolute satisfac-
ton. BrunSOn Furniture Co.
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Biggest Rattlesnake

The largest rattlesnake of which
there is Il record is a diamond rat
tlesnake caught In Florida which
was s feet ) inches long and Is
inches through its thickest part.
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Heavy Rainfall

The heaviest shower produced
1903 inches Of water in one minute.
Such a rain falling for ten hours
would produce 61S inches Of water.
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TO BLAME?-That's al

ways the question after an acct
dent. Let us assume your re-
spOnsibility and you will not
have to worry. Ask the man
that has had one, or ask the
garage man about our prompt
service. Ask Anybody! Ew-
bank and Ewbank.
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Good Things to Eat

= HOME grown products at
e Curb Market, King Street
.tweep Third and Fourth
venue. Open Tuesdays and
aturdays. 7:30 a. IN.
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ALL Painting is cheaper than
Kalsomining. V. L. Gurley, 834
Fleming. Phone 1881.
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Is BRED. blood-tested chicks
tBarred Rocks, Rhode Island
BIS. White Leghorns. Buy
Rbruarr Chicks to insure
Eater profit. Farmers Fed
h;;on Hatchery, Asheville,
&c.
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Special Notices
HILLGIRT DANCE HALL

HlLLGIRT DANCE HALL
Asheville Road. Dancing every
saturday night by the light of
he moon. New and attractive.
Men, 40c. Ladies, Zoe. Music
oy Rector's Trio. Managed by
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-20

kees early in Eugust as the turn ing point of the race. It was inn portant that we came back to win two games after losing a double header to the champions, but l look back on it and am convinced that our road trip in June and July was the factor that clinched our place at the top.
 When the Yankees left home about the same time we did, most everyone still felt the champions had the stuff to repeat. We kept going steadily, cutting down their margin, however, and stepped in- to the lead around the end oi June when the Tanks faltered. We built up a good-sized margin by the time we got back to Washing ton and it heled tide us over an unexpected slump at home Then when we hit the road, we were again going strong"