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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-11

A. ARTISTS Life" '"Tales OF the
Vienna woods" Revolutionary
March," 1.-THE Blue Danube" I'm
In Love with Vienna" "One Day
When We Were Young" and you
and YOU" T
Q. Is the surname Costello Span
ish or Irish?
A. Irish, from County Mayo. II
means shaped like the god o."
@. what was the per capita total
Of federal, state and local taxes
collected in the United States IN
1888?
A. The total gross was $i4,sii.-
100000 making q per capita Of APP
proximately STA.
q. who invented the electrolytic
process Of producing aluminium
A. Charles Martin Hall, On AM
erican. sn
Q. Compare the petroleum pro.
duction OF the United States ana
the u. 8. 8. e. (Russia).
A. In 1888; the United States
produced 1,2i3,S54,0 900 barrels and
the y. 8. .. n. produced 2o5,2eOO0O.
II you want = copy Of eur book
iet AGTARg and C0N8XBLLA-
TfONg.s send 60 THE Waterbury
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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-11

MAssAsoIT TO HIS BRAVES
MARTIN Nolan In the Poets Corner,
Hartford Times.)

(Massassot was chief Of the Wamponoag Indians,
In whose country the Pilgrims settled and through
his kindness, for more than so years. they were
able 70 survive and prosper)
What time the countless arrowheads OF Light
Cleaned OF the Bonded heavens backward drawn
With deadly aim, at signal Of the Dawn,
To STAY the slumbering dusky warrior Night;
dreamed q dream: And, lol three spirits, white
As mist that gathers when the rain Is gone, 5,
Came walking DER the waters; whereupon
The very waves seemed trembling with alright
woke and heard, while yet the vision stayed,
A prophecy: Behold the coming race -
Before whose feet the forest monarchs fall
Prone and you, like evening shadows tall
That yields to the SUMS uplifted face.
Shall pass in silence TO deeper shade"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-11

This time we must not only win
the war, but win after the war. The
latter may prove q more dificult
task. a4sR -.
Anthony Eden, British Dominions
ions secretary.
7 could say many things about
what harm the liquor interests have
brought to the clergy, but 7 love
the ministry too much TO do so.
Mrs. De Leigh Colvin, national
vice president. w. @. T. u, at
Ohio State w. Q. T. u. conven-
ton. r .t
The time TO place controls on
wartime boom Is now. Once 1t COM
msnces towering through new
plants and inflated prices It win be
too late. ~
Senator Robert M. La Toilette
(pyog. Wis.,
There's no hope for marriage
when @ woman iaeglects her hus-
band and her home TO further her
own career.
Gertrude Lawrence, star OF sky
lark" current Broadway play.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-11

last page for tn eanswers.
/. Who was President Of the U. 8,
at the time Of the Missouri Com
promise?"
2. On which continent Is the
Orange River? '
3. In units Of length, how many
chains are In one mile?
4. Which professional football
team Is owned by George p. Mar
shall?
5. Is the Dead Sea saltier than
Great Salt Lake?
9. For what organization do the
initials Y. w. @. A. stand?
z. What strait separates the State
OF Washington from Vancouver Is
land2 H~
Q. What Is the correct pronuncia-
ton OF the word traversable?
Q. Name the sacred mountain Of
Japan. ,r4g
10. What proportion Of an Ice
berg Is above water?
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-11

who hitherto have not talked
regarding other phases Of Chi
cage gambling, now are talking.
Their convefsat pertains to
the operations Of Billy Skid
more, king Of the gambling fra
ternlty and close ally Of the
Kelly Nash machine. Skidmore
already Is indicted for income
tax evasion, and II now looks as
II word has been passed down
che line that he was TO be put
on the altar 10 appease public
opinion, instead Of Moe Annen-
berg. , ~
Copyright, 1889, by United
n Feature Syndicate, Inc.)
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-11

I'm ouBhp was
very funny.
Each had e yen
to write satire
and To act 1t
out, but the
time long since
has passed
W hen young
folk could at
ford to put on
q real show on
or OF Broad
W aY and be
heard.
There was o
halycon day
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-11
Daily Almanac

Moon sets $50 p. m.
sun rises 7:06 q. m; sets 4:24 p. m
All vehicles must be lighted thirty minutes
after sunset.
New moon yesterday afternoon between g
and O'Clock. It's fair weather sign, 50 look
for prolongation Of the weather that De-
cenber ushered In q week OK more ago.
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A Thought for Today

BE careful for nothing; but in everything by
prayer and supplication with Thanksgiving let
your requests be made known unto GOd.-PhM-
ippians 4:6.
The deepest wishes of the heart find express
sion In secret prayer.-Geo. E. Rees.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-11

~ OROROE ROSS

New York, Dec. H. A new
wrinkle In revelry Is the Mite
wit Idea. N. s-s
I'll explain:
Last winter, six young people
OF Greenwich Village looked about
them and found much that they
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Washington Merry Round

DREW Pc ARSON
ROBERT s. ALLEN

Nobody
Department fishing being
E i ~
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ToDAY's COMMON ERROR
Do not use Q comma when q
word or phrase 10 set apart
by italics or some other de-
Vice, 20; The word petite 10
adopted from the French.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-11

@. How many automobiles have
been produced In the United States
and Canada since 1900?
IA. About 100000 from 1900 TO
June, 30, 1889, Of which il,l6O'OOO
were trucks.
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q. Has the name Of Siam been
changed9
A. Yes; 1t Is now called ThaiIand.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-11

Q. DO any state legislatures meet
annually2
A. The legislatures Of New York,
New Jersey, Rhode Island and South
Carolina meet annually; Kentucky,
Mississippi, Louisiana and Virginia
meet biennially in the, even years
and all the others meet bienniaily
In the odd years.
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What's Your |. O.!

Can you answer seven OF
these test questions? Turn 10
last page for tn eanswers.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-11

@. What does the world begun"
mean?
A. It is q French word meaning
on infatuation, Q fancy for someone.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-11

@. Does the United States treas
ury still mint silver dollars?
A. Although the treasury still has
authority to coin silver dollars, none
have been minted since 1885.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-11

q. How many drug store chains
exist in the United States?
A. The 1885 census Of business
enumerated 242 drug store chains,
operating 3,546 units.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-23

which you'll achieve a delightfully."-
dressy effect with bodice and
waistline shirrings. Even the sleeve
shirring is simple, All the trim
mings needed are small ribbon
bows or buttons. You can span the
waist with belt in the ways we
suggest. and you may cut the
graceful skirt bias or straight as
you wish. This style is extra chic
in printed paper taffeta or satin
Pattern 4055 is available in
misses and women's sizes IA. 16,
Is. 20, 81, 81, SO. IS. 40 and AZ.
Size 10 takes 3 yards 39-inch
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Choose trim sportsters. dress-up
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Good aste Today
By EMILY POST

acknowledged by How 40 you
do Answer: Yes.
@: Might one acknowledge an
introduction by saying. I am
pleased to meet you? Answer:
No. PLEASED to meet YOU il
socially tabu. One may say L
am very glad to meet you''-if one
means itD
Q. In introducing a person to a
or up, is it necessary TO repeat
his name each time? Answer:
No.
G: When being introduced to a
woman, may man offer his
hand Answer: No. $50 many
well-intentioned men do TINS spon-
tsneously it is not a great error.
though it is better that he wait
for the woman to offer hers first)
Q: Do men always shake hands
when being introduced TO each
other Answer: Yes.
Q Is it proper for people in the
same college class to speak 10
each other without having first
been introduced Answer: Yes.
Q: Do men rise for all intro
auctions Answer: Yes.
Q: Do women ever rise for in
Productions Answer: Yes.
@: May one ignore a proffered
hand Answer: No.
Q; May man keep on his
street glove when a woman ex-
tends a bare hand
A: No.
@: May woman shake hands
without removing her right glove!
Answer: Yes.
Q: When man and woman are
being introduced on the street.
may the man keep on his hat?
Answer: No.
Ito Be Continued Next Tuesday,
Copyright, 1887
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blown figure of Mrs. Hoggett-
Egburry.
At sight of the light, Mrs. Simon
called out, Historically. Who is
1t? Is it you. Elmer ," and Fern
answered, IT'S me. Momma.
Where are they? Where's your
father? Where's Hazel? What
has happened"
Then Mrs. Simon flung her arms
about Fern and. sobbing, cried out.
"oh, my darling! | know they're
dead! l know they're dead"
All the way from the banyan
tree as far as the Bannerjees
house, Fern tinued rowing
across the submerged gard len s
without once looking up. From
the moment she had nearly cap
sized in trying to free the boat
from the limbs of the tree, she
had seen him there on the balcony,
standing beside a strange woman,
and now she was shy, not only on
account of Ransome. but of tho
stranger, She thought, TT must
seem to him that l am always
running after him." and he might
not want to be rescued. He might
want to stay on there.
And then. just as she was about
to set off on the expedition, Ras-
child Ali Khan and Harry Loder
had appeared out of nowhere. The
big Muslin was dressed in bits of
There remained only the elephants.
rocking back and forth in the
dubious shelter of the Philkana.
The elephants could 20 anywhere.
even swimming the flood, If neces-
sary.
With the elephants they could
go down the valley TO Mount
ALBANIA to discover what II was
that damned the waters. Harry
thought il was a barrier of debris
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-23
CHICAGO STOCKHOLDERS
MUST PAY UP DOUBLE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the
defunct Central Republic Bank &
Trust Company must pay S14 ,000,-
600 of double liability assessments
to the RFC as partial repayment
of the famous 100000, 900 Dawes
loan"
The U. S. circuit court of appeals
ordered the payment in a ruling
upholding a district federal court
decision made in 1886. A 32-page
decision, written by Presiding
Judge Evan A. Evans, with the
concurrence of Judges VIII M
Sparks and Walter Treanor, criti-
cized the RFC for lending such a
huge amount without adequate
security and full investigation"
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THE RAINS CAME
Copyright 1897, 1898. 1899 by Louis BromfIeld
Distributed by Ledger syndicate

The house of the Simonses had
gone down, like the regimental
barracks. into mass of beams
and mortar and broken stone.
BY the time Fern and Aunt
Phoebe reached IL the cloud of
dust raised by the collapse and
been stifled by the downpour. and
feebly, in silence. by the aid of
the WORKOUT electric torch, the girl
and the old woman circled the
wrecked house, calling out in faint.
shaken voices, searching for some
sign of life.
Now Fern felt sudden terrible
calmness come over her--the calm
ness that follows n horrible shock.
She heard Aunt Phoebe saying,
Maybe they weren't at home.
Maybe they're safe somewhere
else"
A wild and deadful thought
crossed her brain. Perhaps they're
all dead! Perhaps I'm freer' and
she felt suddenly sick with shame.
ana then from out OF the dark
ness they heard family voice
calling. For moment the wall
of rain made the sound blurred
and weak. Fern listened. A Sec
ond time the voice came to them,
shrill. wavering. hysterical, but
clearer this time. so clear that
Fern recognized il as her mothers.
The third time the voice became
clear. In the darkness and rain
her mother was calling. Elmer,
Elmer Hazel Fern"
BY the weak light of the torch
they found their way toward the
sound of Mrs. Simon's voice. Fern
discovered her on the drive. little
distance from the house. and when
they came near they saw that she
was not alone. Leaning on her,
hnt a II.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-23
School Sends A Long List
OF Questions

I have Just received what looks
10 be an endless list Of questions
from a school with letter from
a committee composed Of members
Of the faculty. explaining that as
there are some differences Of opin-
ion among students and teachers
as to the answers. they would like
TO have me print the entire list
and briefly answer each question
am more than glad to comply and
am beginning this list today.
Living with Others
@: Is it better TO break a rule
Of etiquette than to hurt another
persons feelings Answer: Yes.
Q: Do perfect manners make up
for lack of genuine interest in
others A: Yes when interest in
the subject is really impossiblel }.
Q: Is it necessary to wait for a
sign Of recognition before inter-
rupting a busy person A: Yes.
Q: Should one telephone another
during his dinner hour A. No
unless choice Of another hour is
imr 1ssible. because of an excep-
tional situstion).
@: Does criticizing the behavior
of others show that one has had
excellent social training A: No.
COn the contrary, 1t shows super
ficial training.)
@; Is it necessary to knock be-
fore entering room belonging to
a member of ones family? A:
Yes except in family where a
contrary rule has been made. In
this case il is always the mothers
own room, not those of the chill
dren, which may be freely en-
tered.
@: Does person have a right
to use his roommate's possessions -?
A: No.
@: If one is at fault. is it best to
make explanations A: Yes.
@; Is it preferable to say par
don me- rather than excuse me"
when necessary to walk in front
of another? A No, say excuse
me-" Pardon me" is social
tabu. II beg your pardon" is cor
rect when one has been seriously
awkward or rude.)
@: Docs one have the right to
ask personal questions of very
good friend? A: No Not unless
the friend is asking for advice and
further information is necessary to
a helpful answer.
@: Is it good taste to discuss
personal or family affairs with ac-
quaintances A: No. POSITIVELY
mott
@: Should student introduce a
college chum, Mother, meet Alice
Jones'?
A; No. ('Meet so and So is a
social tabu. Mother, this is Alice
Jones" is proper.
Q: Should one say. Mr.. Brown,
may l present Miss Smith ," An
swer: No. "a man is presented
to a woman.)
Q: Would it be correct to say,
Mrs. Smith. Miss Brown" when
two women? Answer:
Yes. ,2
@: Should one say, Miss Fresh
man, may l present Mr.. Senior -
Answer: Yes.
Q: Is an introduction correctly
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and bodies. While the police min
lister swan to the Philkana, Harry
meant TO GO to the army ware
houses for dynamite.
Then Harry Loder looked at
Fern for the first time. with an
odd unseeing look. You'd better
not run about he said. There
aren't any police. You don't know
what might happen. The Bills
may even come down from the
mountains to do bit of plumber
ing" To Aunt Phoebe as the one
in authority. he said, Have you
got gun ?"
No" said Aunt Phoebe. WHO
needs a gum"
There's nothing to eat in
Ranchipur. You can't tell what
may happen" He unstrapped the
revolver he wore beneath his tunic
and said, Here, keep this. I'll
send around guard" He was
silent for a second. looking down
at the big muscular hands SCARED
and still bloody from the struggle
with stones and broken beams.
Then he said, But l can't even be
sure of my own troops . what's
left of them"
And now as the silly boat sided
TO position just beneath the bal
cony on which Rsnsome stood.
Fern wasn't thinking of Harry
Loder. but only that perhaps for
second time she had made a fool
of herself. She could not bring
herself TO look up at him as he
called out directions, leaning over
TO hold out the cord of one of Mr..
Bannerjee's Jermyn Street dress
ing gowns
Now that she was here, now
that she had achieved the rescue.
she did not know what to do. She
only wanted to leave the boat and
go away again. And rs she caught
the cord and fastened il TO one of
the fluted gilt columns Of the
boats canopy, she knew that she
was miserable, not so much be-
cause of Ransome as because of
the woman with him that
lovely woman dressed all in white
and wearing great many dia-
monds and emerslds. woman out
of another world of which Fern
knew nothing save the specious
shadow of the reality as Holly
wood saw il.
officers kit which they had found
while searching the ruins for the
bodies of the boys. And Harry
Loder no longer looked the spic-
and-span polo playing dandy Of
the Indian Army. The rudy color
was gone from his face and ne was
shaking a little as If he had a
chill.
To Fern, Harry Loder seemed q
person she had never seen before
not the boisterous. beefy fellow
who had tried to get her alone in
corners where he might try TO kiss
and maui her, but a man who was
i'll and frightened. She listened
to them. never speaking. and she
said nothing of the frail little boat
hidden in the hslf-drowned gusva
orchard near the distillery. for
fear that they would take il from
her: and she had to have II to
find out If Tom Ransome WAS still
alive. After that they could have
the boat.
The tanks at the barracks had
collapsed and the great petrol .
tanks in the town. II they stu
stood were under water. Mechsn- 4
icsl civilization had failed them .
Ransome said. You're very A..
Clever girl." and she vas suddenly
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angry because he was treating her
again as If she were a child, and
Inundated because the other wom-
an was there 10 watch them.
Then he said. This is Lady
Esketh,' and Lady Esketh said. in
the most charming way possible
We owe you a lot. 1t was very
courageous Of you. We might have
died here of starvation and bore
dom"
Where on earth did you get the
boat asked Ransome.
y found II near the distllery.
Aunt Phoebe helped me make the
oar. Il only had one" And sud
IDENTITY she felt proud again and al
most happy. Their poor Miss Muir
gstroyd appeared in the doorway
IN her hedrsg gled robe de style Of
[ Continued on Page 10 Column s.
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Saves You Much Money, and
It's So Easily Mixed.

Here's an old home remedy your
mother used. but, for real results, i,
Is still one OF the most effective and de-
pendshle. for coughs due 20 colds. Once
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Its no trouble Msks syrup by stir
ring , cups grsuuisted sugar in / cup
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No cooking needed child could do II.
Now put 2iz ounces Of Pinex into q
pint bottle. and add your syrup. This
gives you a full pint Of actually truly
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For Quick Cough Relief,
Mix This at Home

about four times as much for your
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-23
Laura Wheeler Pattern

We'll. here ! am, ready for
action" says this busy puppy
so anxious to be of assistance
in the household chores. And
that's your cue to spring into
action with needle and bright
floss. Easy to do Well. cross
stitch, outline, single and lazy
daisy stitch almost emhroider
themselves. Pattern 1884 con-
tains a transfer pattern of Z
motifs averaging 6x6l4 inches;
materials required: color
schemes; Illustrations of
stitches.
Send ten cents in coin for
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Times, Needlecraft Dept. Write
plainly PATTERN NUMBER,
your NAME and ADDRESS.
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Answers TO Test Questions

Below are the answers to test
questions printed on the Editorial
page.
l. Caspian sea.
2 National Youth Administra.
ton.
3. Commander.
a. Condor.
5. Barcelona.
s. The English channel.
Z. 1.72s.
s. Ab'-la-tiv; not abba -tiv.
9. Walter F. Brown.
10. Ecuador.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-23

5eing q mother doesn't give
your husband are young and
should not be burdened with the
troubles of your older family mem
bers. To worry about them will
only cause you confusion and
trouble IN your own home.
GRACE.
For bad"
Dear Miss Grey: ! enjoy your
column and read 1t every night.
was especially interested in the
letter written by young wife who
signed herself Just Bad"
She says she has a good home.
fine husband and lovely children.
yet she steps out" ! say that
when she docs that there is some
thing wrong in the home picture.
She isn't the only one who has
made a mistake. There are lots
of good men and women who have
done the same thing. just remem-
Der that II isn't what you do in
this world that ruins you-it's get
ting caught in the act"
ANOTHER BAD"
II your letter represents an
argument I am sure / can't I'M
derstand just what 1T is. But
whatever you maintain the fact
remains that any woman who
forgets her obligation to her
home and children because she
desires a cheap thrill is doing
wrong and no argument can
prove otherwise.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-23

AZ new as the date on your
calendar s. and 40 enticing with
that flippant ''little-girl" look
everyone Is talking about now
adaysl Decidedly, you should order
Pattern 4055 and stitch 1t up at
full speed, II you have important
festivities scheduled. The fewness
of the pattern parts will tempt
you-as well RS the ease with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-23
CHEAP DEBUTANTES

OTTAWA BY comparison to
New York's sometimes reached
$50, 900 expense for coming out"
parties. Ottawa debutantes are
launched for maximum of 81 500.
Besides, 1t was pointed out in a
local survey, debutantes of the
Canadian capital have the added
privilege of being presented to rep
resentatives of royalty.
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Nice and Quiet. Please,

The Dead End kids have made
Huntz Hall their public relations
chairman" One OF his jobs is to
find out from the public what kind
of conduct they would like to have
from the gang-naughty or nice.