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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNJNO, APRIL 9,' Sc j?a!t felt throughout the then kaown are adequately trained to teach are how barred from tho schools, .it has been Most of the known history ot the found. This is a result of the war. a!;t gribimcj; Tso4 by . Kerry Morula Silt lake Trtbaa Pnbliehiaf OnpMT lEkus or si fisc place dates 'from the time when Augustus planted a Ionian coldcy "there- ,- BIPffS'Tr iJnTai ' t H.liopolia in the first een- tury show,. The temple, which legends 1 i. among the inhabitant! say .was built by niiy .I'iS Solomon, was in reality founded by An toniwi. Pius, that adopted son-o- f the fcZZ uT,hh.r,M ,7 mu la nr riir bj wirphoniBt tide cffiew I Emperor Hadrian whose reign is almost Th TnboM u a mmbr t too AMortstrS a blank in history because during it '5KrracticUy all wars, violence and crane, I sispatcbr credited t$ it or aot othorwi erd ceased, hit thought! and tnorsriea being HM la tfati ut iUo tbe local mew j dedicated to the happiness of his brrtrT pohHih Itii XribuM i D asember of tbo Audit Birroi people, mv of Ctreafrtiofc. Inform tio concoreiof The Trib-ine imposing TUin ng& well t)0 oae' clrrulitloa will bo euppUed by tho Audit Bwroiw of circniation, TrorHiP bidy Chicago. classed amon the wonder! of the world. The a. c Arrncy, othiojioi Upon a Jbaso which still shows the er odr ertUiaf agrnt, Hpiii World bidy , New York; of Antoninus Pius and Julia Trfbane bWf , ibirayo; Poet Ditrwtcb bldy., names at. Laeb; port bidy . Detroit Micb; Bryant Ppmn& the architects reared the Tern1 M. C. ' co!f 'rncpiVir' Vniiiit r.prMntau.."Bua'si pie of the Son, a rectangular building, bl41" " r. Fiiwrtw la C. fMueliv. per mnmth KrmJ. Weekly Trlbaae, o year f4 1s I When living costs increased faster than teachers salaries, 'large numbers of teachers who wers well equipped for their work were compelled to step out of the schools into other positions that would pay them better. Many were practically forced out by lack of means to remain, although their first interest was with the schools. There was a national shortage of postage. the " where they ms y. J. Hsskin Th Well Trained Pedestrian, StuWASHINGTON, D. C.. April R. H. U: I was calmly crossing dents of International finance and ecostreet near the campus Just at dark with nomics are aware of a new development my mind full of a sonnet to I had in connection with the depreciated cur- ths matter, the enthusiasm, Tains. there were mechanical difficulties rencies of Europe. Theee currencies have certain with constituted one of the most vexed prob- which I pleasingly occuplsd myself when a car came touring up silently and lems brought on bjr the war. bumped me I dusted off the machine teachers. folEconomic The need for greatly increased sums of where It had bumped against my muddy depressions lowed. Persons with hardly any train- money, brought about by the war cost, was trousers, gave the lady at ths wheel my address to casewished to sue, ofing stepped into the vacant positions. met by most of the nations by the issue fered to tqw her she car to the neareet gaAt the same time the level of salaries I of currency without relation" to gold rage (I waa walking), galAntly raised 1 normal times' the paper cur- - my hat the car was able to depart unpaid teachers began to be increased. der its own power and home. More and more inadequately trained rency of a nation baa a definite sold re- This, my friends tell me.proceeded Is the procedserve. 40 The about ure of all well trained and up to cent. per generally date persons went into the schools as teach this season. era. The shortage of teachers eeased to emergency of way caused the abandon- Pedestrian, THE PROFESSOR. ment of this reserve by aH belligerent be a problem. There are now enough, nations excepting the United States, beHardly a Question On Could Answer -1 180 -wide, whose so that few schools need remain closed cause the national treasuries of these Offhknd, was fifty-fou- r roof lack Cor for of men and women to conduct nations lacked adequate geld to maintain (From th Inquiring Reporter Question supported by Parta office of Tbo Tribune, 420 Hue fit. inthlan columns, the sircumferencs of them. Contsst.) Honor, Paria, Franca. the reserve ratio. In the United States To he( asked of men: which was twenty-twBut thr'i teachers who pro the treasury and the federal reserve feet and height Talapbana Waaatcb WO. Which to more desirable, a Wfcem you fall to yet your Tribun telephone "dirty-lovin- g banka a use and wife? of gold wlfy pr are holding the posi discouraged the tb eltjr circulation department before 10 a'cktck eighty feet giants in comparison to gold certificates for general circulation, a, m. and copy will be amt 70m by'meswnyar. those on the United States eapitol in tiona And many persons who studied and " v of . Naked Trsta. accumulated stock ths greatest 2unterd at tb poatoffic at Salt Lak City aa Washington. It stands upon a platform to make teaching their life .work are gold ever assembled in the history of ths Outlined egalnkt, and accoad-clamatter. sky. on the Acropolis which measures' 1000 without positions. School boards gen- world, It was withdrawn gradually from How beautiful are- - naked- - twilight circulation and piled up In tha treasury by 450 feet. When Kaiser Wilhelm' was erally feel that in all fairness those and the vaults ef the federal reserve Mors lovely far than when upon them dance engagei in restoring the ruins in 1905, persons who accepted positions when banks. An inevitable of this policy was Gay wwjten leaves when summer winds he put in the place of this stately an- there was g shortage should be re- that, during the result, war and following ths go by: armistice, the European printing presses, Or when ths first frosts come and richly , cient approach a narrow modern stair- - tained. Bimday, April 9, 1922. cut loose from the - i dye ease. The standard of training for teachers being definitely elemenr or And makethem seem "" unto a ""casual gold reserve, on run n tog at high speed, turning kept Tth tiie exception of sIT of the Tbshss been very out lowered glance largely reama of money .which, went Into Uka kings and queens .and lords, and columns, Jittle of, the temple t is, now throughout the schools in all sections of circulation,.paper It Is a natural rule that the - knights with lance I remark-acceIncrease the United States, reports show. The of the supply, of anything makes Great naked trees are Joy to heart and The refusal of the mine operators to standing, perhaps the most It as of as true This la money cheaper. eye, the suggestion of Chairman abl featurs of the structure, notwith- - correction of this situation may. take of coal or potatoes. -- The result was that 80 looms " ogaipst the monochrome Vof this plentiful several years. iU ,Wndin and of money paper supply years Nolan for a conference which might made In A other money peocheap. words, such enor- forthright, mam his every action plain, h farnve . t (conception, isofrthe fact that 4sed j, ple who had consumable goods to sell Sincerity within his look, and speech. of the wnio at in , adjustment UNCERTAIN WEATHER. mou bI(),k stone were Would not exchange them for a. email in its Above hla nation's pessimistic fears 7 winter's oak, he- grasp with mighty controvert eoejns to clinch the refusal I construction. Some of tiem measure, quantity of the cheap money as of the Like - X April snowstorms are not unusual in money, backed by gold. This - reach- -ieet eimilar meant to . ..that elfots he. The.roee. United ,T prlce previously given bids , the,,- -, weary ho .Btars.and Utab. Tet they cauge 'much grief and States experienced I curinflation of whom Greeks the again. 8dt Baal, tho part of Secretary of Labor- Davia rency, but of a milder character. Tha LAURA BLACKBURN. "'.'-- rr . j identified with 2 their disappointment. . Yesterday s atorm gold standard was not abandoned here. The nune nmon leaders promptly an- Prlcee rose In or 200 tfct Boni8ng 190, th theJuj)iter Mormon country the per We thlj Dont Blame Her. caught confeyence in full cent In. soma cases, but ln nounced their kcMpt&hce Of the Nolan Europe they ' the temple was swing and the Suit like baseball (Frbm the Fairbury," m." Blade.) rose thousands of per cent. team, Miss Cook entertaiaed the Marguerite proposal, just as they accepted the prior erected, is . usually represented as a gaggr-jEUROI HURT! ,.9XCHAriGP Art club Tuesday afternoon.. , Mrs. eyen m) matters With ihi, Ter. reviewed Mirrors of AfurB,er rewilt was Thar, --"European suggestion put forward byEOhaviia peatdless youth wearing" a long drapery non club; while and Cook sank. more Miaa money the and Washington" lookwere of being cheaper plentiful elea and arrin golfers whip in hi. of labor, in his sUte- -,1 than American money, foreign exchange CHARLEY. Inn forward thunderbolts to ears and the seaof ing of became the to unfavorable opening Europe. That la ment. bearing on the strike, at first by riht.aad If would not aa much money tho Guests European Dsarle, Thsyro Lovsly, buy I son with a' considerable amount of Here as American implication charged the mine operators co!Constantine used the Only Take Careful Aim. money would buy In as a i temple satisfaction. The storm put a damper Europe, with responsibility for the failure of the (Pretoria, South Africa, News.) There is a law of economics, known as The wedding took place at St. Albans ,Theodo,U8 the Grat two disputing elements' to get together., j the outdoor activities, but the Salt Greshams law, which lays down the rule cathedral upon havo yesterday afternoon of Mr. that where two kinds of money are In Edward Knaggs. invit nin ?rtl0D for Lakers In later statements Mr. Davis made the WT0,u8ht son of Mr and "Mrs. have the satisfaction of know- circulation and one la much in bullt near Inferior U to Phyllis, only of flat charge that the mine owners were 80.?0 - more valuable Knagga - ofCapetown, value-t- o thethe other, Mr. and MrSjFredertc J. daughterdone have their earthquakes deadly ing that there will be plenty of water type will retire. People who have lt, be- Lunnon of Waterkloof. to blame for ths impasse. A waa t0 d co,um; the for all purposes next summer it to be of greater value and subsequently held at the 'reception club. iw s After the strike of 1919 President and that lieving therefore more worth keeping, will hoard Ths brlde'a table had beenCountry Axb decked with " the? thereia no dBger of bo-frnit trees it away. This waa dona to a great ex- old Dutch brass in the form of kom Wilson, It will be recalled, appointed e A.D.; Tamerlane being nipped by frost at this time. Last tent all over Europe. As the Inflation voora filled with blue delphiniums. Im the bitnminone coa commission to . progressed, people who had gold plecej stead of ths usual marriage bell three Turks took year we had warm weather la - P'1,Bed , vestigate the Matter of wages and workmoney of paper money of na- brass cuspidors (ones ths property of the in.February or silver 8"essi,m f lt, m 5l7 th Paha of and a In better financial shape than their brides tions conditions the much in chilly later in period the 172) ing mining jndustry. hid own, this wealth away and used the were substituted, and filled with giant down ,tb season, and the results were disastrous. more plentiful The commission awarded the miner. white agapanthus lilies These formed cheap paper currency. C8ttt PllIar fvor tle iron twith whih the Down The extent to which European Inflation in Oklahoma and Texas, tornasneresse in wages. In March of 1920 background for the bride " has gone is notorious. The European andpicturesque SARTORIUS. together..In spite of does have been sweeping over the news bridegroom. tho sward was accepted by the opera-cables of every say day something tors andrtlie miners gnrthrAgreement the misery .hndjnurule. which. the. city country, killing or maiming many the difficulties be'ng experienced a a a . a ( result of the inflation. The Russian ruble , it stands a. one people and Jh . Lady Orchid. the following' provision: destroying! property valued and the German mark are favorite comic - contained ta0 most stately rums of the ages, at hundreds of What ho R. H. I- -1 May I become a ' Weeolved, That an interstate Joint con- thousands of dollars. So picture and vaudeville theater Jokes be- Legionnaire " with I my trusty little maferenoe be held prior to April L 1923; the we may be thankful that we do not live cause they have become so cheap. It now chine, salth the stesog. MISSOURIS OONST1T U TIONi time and place for holding such meetln. I costs more than 100,000 rublea to buy a I love my typewriter in the cyclone belt. .. is referred to a committee of two opera- , meal in Russia, Rummy old thin with a busted spring. tor. and two men, here from each .Ute The German mark. Which In normal now the weather Just Missouri' will hold a convention this An old molly coddle, ah '86 piodel; are in prophets herein represented, together with the to times was at called what is the worth, Its gears out of place, an Jnky old face, sir element. I told you so is par of exchange, nearly a quarter In " Swears ternational officers of the United Mine j year to draw up n new constitution. when It talks and guns when Worker. Union of America. .. . heard on all sides, and ths fellows American money, now Is so cheapened it walks; w,0 that vou can buy three marks for an Turns The purpose of, this conference was Tbe present constitution of the state guessed right are with a groan. A hideous tone' making predic- American penny. The' Austrian crown But I won't squeal, for with me at the to discuss and adjust the matter of was enacted in 1875. Two members of tions as to when busy the next storm will has been as cheap as 306 for 91. A $10 wheel bill of American money In Russia would The faithful old cur wage eeales which would terminate on the convention which drafted that il happen along, which putsus in mind exchange for rubles to make what enough Earns me thirty per; 1 of this year In accordance with have been a Russian fortune beMscon of a story related by Stephen Corse in would Maj R R I love my typewriter. ORCHID. , the New York Evening Post, which will fore the war. Trade; rspectaily international trade, Na. Jfes, fiasT'ecome crf7tlfncutL:uri(!iinhcbe - ' (From-I f'oto., Star ) listened to the prognostications of local conditions. The problem of I restoring Pennsylvania operators refused to at- Mr. and Mrs,- - Ed. Howard expected to to recalled currencie the thM ko iiomethlnir recently thir tend, and operators in other states re-- , weather prophets. Ths story follows: on out go the first normal alu train, so , If one has haa parplexed European the drafting of the . A. C, J. fused to participate In a conference la financiers and economist! ever wince the gone, they have. Uncle Tod Walters for year after year Btitution, it In one of) the big their absence. This refusal has beea as a weather Inflation started, reputation By ths Second Past. be n, w were weating over that prophet amona People to questions before the Genoa conference ' time. which has been called to solve European persisted yin to the present Gentlemen; Am sending you bark the I old -- ? he said, a groat deal of farm V code, economic and belt The an overcoat purchased a few political was of he problems. " sitting In his front United Ktatt-the western travel was by steamboats WA to days ago from you. Il ls too shore One the this conference, partly because of the Wbrat 7 woul3kib with the shortest button pfaced where Tod never and stage coaches. Quill pens were wthw dangers of becoming Involved In ho un- the end one ought to be on this one Tt nly ,ft6r stable a condition of affairs as that cre- would be about right as when the end A, short time ago there appeared in I largely used, many preferring them to hadNriJen to heavensCm careful surutlnv. ated bv the cheap currencies. button on this one is uxed In connection the news dispatches a two-linitem to 8tel ssying they wrote more only after he had expelled a few clouds with where there could be an end butNEW DEVELOPMENT SURPRISES. ched them rtrlobl0Cfvm?Jnd " There no were this belt it is a good fit, but the effect that Baalbek in Syria stenographer air1l mh.ihSi W,n1, or hRn toert In the Now, the new development which has ton hole onnone. are Other than the above n.hl answer came. It was execonomists to connection with there belt all the is plicit. succinct, satisfactory, even plctur-S- ; surprised right. Yours, etc.' this situation Is the discovery that there D. g. O,'- by those who first Is a tendency on the part of Europeans 1 non to annexation by Damascus. It as anrepeated autbosltative opinion. to bring about a hitherto undreamed-o- f longhand. If we wanted to know where Jack Dempsey is In Chicago, on his T,l!y ,h,n- - hat a stranger, method of correcting the inflation. An insignificant number" of person g a certain person was, we had to send way to Europe lor the first time. Welt, stopping over In town for a day or two plana have- - been, suggested, but noneMany has ft had to a ask There Uncle were ought to be fairly sare over there now messenger. Tod for the secret of been found practical. The new develop in the United States gave thq dispatch hardly any hia remarkable R. JL L. ment Is one which, if It continues, will even for Mr. Dempsey. prophetio grift The how Wa second thought-m- ost ETf7 of those who tend to correct the situation without Ihc "'ops. its weekly, and most of them doen of Uncle Tod s aid of conferences or politicians. , v.7er read it gave it no thought at TetLere puUed off on hand around waiting for The development is hailed aa a reversal 8tij"id MEMORY TESTS j preMe occurred to them of Gresham's law , The fact seems to be bad thie dispatch appeared in the time some plant was lueky enough to have tjj Vw7Ter,' It11?4 "ever The old man made no that the people of Russsta, Germany and show of hesitation. He told the stran-Jt- h Poland and some of the other nations What causes ths Sahara desert? of Julius Caesar it jrould have been I power, it would advertise itself as pith of expreadon. having badlv dopreclatod.curreneles have 2.2. What is an archipelago? that he bharapterletic made amplified and given the position cf 8tcanl printing house. ,r a practice of become so disgusted with the nuisance of W'hat well known naturalist died in , honor of every newspaper. Major Dysart related some features 7Rd,1'1 the forecasts of the government dealing with cheap money that they arc the last year? 11,6 'urpau 4, ret of What proportion of copper Is there out in bringing of their tho hoards hiding thing, So, nhilo a vast majority of people f the constitutional" convention of morning. In our bronie cents? gold and other valuable money. A case didnt take the trouble to note whether 1875, the delegates to which were paid 5, To what colony did the territory illustrating this new development recentBaalbek had a greater affection for the W day, defraying thyir own expenses. CALVARY OR THE RESURRECTION ly waa reported bv s British trading of Maine belong? Vermont? firm. This firm sold a hill of goods to 6, Where does the lord mayor of Lonor on gloom a Russian Grand Lebanon than for Damascus j There was a discussion at the beginning don have his residence? dealer at Rostov, A8 others least onthfl was received In a miscellaneous payment 7, Give two eynonyms for the sessions as to whether tho there were a few, at least, who took I assortTo aomf, the thought joj sodality; for of direful doom ment of cash. It consisted of American paramount, Brings bliss without allov. of the news. Among these was an J vntion should go to the expense of on check drawn is 8, gold, American Where Lake banks. Bitch souls a shudder glvs'to me Georgs and for what American bille of exchange, English cur- is It noted? , I bear them no affection. , sharp in the employ of the fd.vlIIB a chaplain, Thecontroversy rency end checks, Turkish gold and Who Is premier of China? National Geographic society. To him was settled by the suggestion of Judge They stop so long at Calvary, checks 10. and French were notes, Who of some currency and the champion They miss the Resurrection! Checks and Russian gold rubles. the item was afind, a discovery heavy- - j Thomas E.. Gantt that William Triest screen heartbreaksrs of other das? with the except on of the checks, Mario.n county, a Primitive Baptist, To them life s gruesome shadows seem laden with possibilities, (So intrigued I this payment was made from good money The thing for which twaa made Answers to Yesterday's Questions. did be become over it that be forthwith hould serve in that office. Elder Not which doubtless had been hoarded since in the radiant sunlight's gleam 1. How much of tho metal to our 3 the war. is beauty beat displajed. sat himself down to write a bulletin on Priest accepted tho assignment 26 per Agents of thh American Relief admin- cent nickel coins Is nickel? Only Such souls wax fat on mtosrv; . and it la an article well worth 011 1 financial consideration.' cent. Tho rest Is copper. istration In Russia hav reported similar Theyre skilled at Its detection! 2. Who 4o termed the veteran Instances of One might of the members of, the convention They linger eve round Calvary and people bringing out this j reading, for - be of the screen v Theda Bara. other metal money. The same isgold r true In vamp" They know no Resurrect ton. namesake city of the eua-goonce en-- 1 objected to the ord Creator in the i.. What Is the Gulf stream? Where Poland, Germany and Austria. I constitution. In course cotikf a dam be put that Its did not a lie think it joyed CURRENCY REVOLUTION SEEN. They think the passion of our Lord position of great commercial would make all, Europe frees? Tho Gulf 1 (insisted but of as it was on the direct easary ?.to drag the Lords name into grief; What economists see In this develop to a stream warm current gathThey never, of their own accord. ment is the possibility of a gradual revo- ered for the most of In thewater route to Syria from EgypEand the- - Bed j public affaire." He was outvoted, and Caribbean Road further, for ret i of part lution F.inoi'fan Jn. currencies. For sea Gulf and Mexico tha of and hold ns Rowing v that GlC They" as well as from Tyre to Syria, Asiat eea, ery first of tho constitution ex- the Russians have discovered eternity"'" and warming all Enron, as far His moment of that their own rubles are nearly useless, northeast Minor and thence to Europe. pressed enst as Russia. A dam bullt across the profound reverence for the They think the enddejection was Calvary can but that Britvalue for they big Florida of about too miles in We know twas Resurrection! earliest Though its ish or American or other good monev. Strait of history is Supreme Euler of the Universe. would stop ths Gulf stream and Strickland Glllilan, In Farm I,lfe shroudcd ln darkness,' It is certain that iatir Joseph Pulitzer of the New Consequently thev will tnv to get hold length an arctic climate over all of Europe bring of as much of this foreign money as north of Italy , . at a very early date it was a chief seat Yorlt World, then living in St. Louis, BLESSED. possible. 4. Is d a honagon? A What Blessed is the frying else lad who In esrly davs In Europe this same of sun worship. Lying in the plain of w a member of the 1875 convention. . phe figure. soean t eoneiden his- parents as a pair of nomrnon occurred - Money issued St the 6. What is ths amounf of rash admis Buka a about forty miles from Damns- - f 1 idiots. great banking centers of Antsions TRAINING THE TEACHER, dally to motion picture theBlessed Is ths flapper who isnt deco- werp end s few- - other citiesVenice. ens. In a area which forms f cams Into aters? paid 4, 009,000. Approximately ilka a rated red barn. use all general Europe, displacing th watershed for the Oronte river, o)er 4. Is the southernmost point of What mother-in-laIs Blessed ths who cheaper native currencies because every Com- Washington that dispatches say the United States? Cape Hable. Via. thinks her along whose valley the armies and good enough for body knew it was good, money. W hen was ths battle of Bull Run 7. th toiwau hla wife. Rerentiv, the United""1 States treasury and traffic of all ages have passed through rMlonor Joha X Tiort where did lt take place? lt took Blessed Is the women Who can refrain removed the bpif from (he free Issue of ot 21, 1861, to tho and from Egypt, it attained a position I told you so" when her gold end gold certlfltales. U Is thought place on Sunday, July Va. ductin, and his assistants, are from eajing, It waa the husband pounds hla thumb with the hamvosslble hy- - economists and students of vicinity of Manassas, of prominence in the early Christian studying the question of how to raise mer. civil first battle war. of ths great ntemRtlonal finance that deal of -. 8. Who were the young conquerors who Blessed to ths old bachelor who this gold monev. known ail over the fhe standard of training for school know Just how children should be doesnt world as being the best obtainable, will attracted the eyes of the world before The Greeks, during the Seleueidian teachers wers 30 years of age? Alexander throughout the United States Blessed Is the man who can reared. they the reach countries abroad depreS the Great, Pyrrhus, the nam of Baalbek j Thousands of women and men entrusted with the baby whllo Its mother setsworry Hannibal, Hclplo ciated currency sad become dinas on ner Afrioanus the Elder, Conde the Great the into the Greek equivalent for table and not lose his tem- valuable medium sbf exchange. This has of with the education of .large groups of per and city XII Charles of Sweden. not tho Napoleon. babv. been spank , possible until the last few days tbe 9 Heliopolis, and this was children in the public schools lack what When was the Smithsonian Instltu-tlo- n Blessed is the husband who can find because the treasury and the federal rehis clean shirt and ..hia Sunday shoe founded at Washington and by serve banks would, not let. gold go-tsubsequently adopted by the Romans, the federal officials e as an regard without whom? It Was founded in 1818 by means th up contents now tearing of every general circulation, but it la poscity, ho ever, j not to be con- - quate preparation for their work. bureau and wardrobe en ths place Farm sible for fooetgn-bor- n Americans to get of a legacy bequeathed to the United 8 Lift. States this government by James Smithson, In the grade schools many person, are money and'send lt to their relatives Cv'vrate4 HfUPBs of abroad. illegitimate son of Sir Hugh Mmlthson, Lo r Egypt, was the seat of teaching classes who have NO BEAUTY, not even high It In reoognlted that .this process of who later became Duke of Northumberthe Egyptian worship of the sun. In school substltut'on of foreign money for the de- land. . Have you seen Mr. Feckton's diplomas, according to a reeent i 10. Give two synonyms for prophylac1 native currencies would be a preciated stenographer?" 0bC,h.S? know" a investigation by the bureau of a slow one, but some economists believe tic; for sardonic. No. Preventive, preservatI $ iNeedlei, aow mark It a Is tion. that he S one Mra Teckton picked possible, hut necessarily slow, ive. Derisive, bitterly Ironical. . According to the federal stand- th skyline in London and in Central to solution out the European emergency ards, a man or woman, to be , That being ths case, I don't care to problem. park, New lork CJtv, originally stood. equipped for Answers to Questions. her. I can Imagine what she looks training should. havV t see like. Birmingham CAUTIOUS. (Any reader can gat the answer to any pllv In kv at first sight, question d.!0tt,M lb8t con teaching is to be that in high schools, JUSTIFIABLE. by writing Tha Tribune InforMr TLyou FusaerT gskad a rather old voung mation r iahabi"a Bureau, t Frederic, J. Hsskin. DieoIlefi I presume ou are very Cl, Of,200 girl to whom diploma should bachelor had rector, Washlnston. D. C. This offer Mate the stately ruins of what must represent-adequatabout observing the conventionsparticular bean introduced. of the Just training. In other game, remarked the easterner as strictly to Information. Tho buhave been one of the most magnificent Theoretically I do, he replied, edging applies he reau cannot on advice give words,the legal, medithe teacher settled down for a sociable IlU.le.gamo of away, "but in practice J find It belter to cal of Evnan cities now eUnd out as a should reach lraining.of matters. It doe not stud in Tombstone, Arls. take a second look "American Leg km. the considerably to settle domestic troubles, nor attempt Were all of that," replied the westtribute .to the energy and culture of s subject e ' beyond , exhaustive research ion any ern dealer genially. - to undertake 1922 Model. When anv stranger taught Write people, the long arm of vbose power , Thousands of men and women subject. too we fsr question plainly and ahead alwavs four-rogets shoot him The cr treaty three speeds briefly. Give fullyour who on tha name and aodr-- s and spot." American Legion, enclose two cents to stamps fo'IVreturn jyorward and one reverse IJfe V" V . . - PPr rrv- 1 !" -- 90e 7777X1X7 A replies are- - sent direct 'to of confining animals to outdoor menage- rtee. in his aoological garden at Stellin yen, a suburb of Hamburg, there wers no gratings nor wires about tbs space oc- cuple4by kroiips. of..,,, large mammals.,,.., biroad moats of water bring employed to confine them. AH inquirer.) A Line o Type or Two Q. Is it true that wireless messages can be received from a greater djstancs H rw t ede'T.Ine.'le ttl eq ulp faff" ar t) Igbr than' In the dayume? N. K A. A wireless message css be received Printing Press Money in Europe By rrederlc 1922. o 'clean-scoldi- aold pt -- from a far greater distance at night, especially If the message to sent over waferThe air at night la damper and IS. therefore, a belter conductor. Q. What is the origin of the word paradise "? H. ,W, H. v A. paradise waa a term applied to the garden surrounding the home of the Perruler. Since the ruler was considsian mans coma Q. It military education ered a deity, ths grounds were considplete when he finishes at West Point? ered sacred, being literally the home of R. C. B. A. West Point is but ths of the Deity, education to ths army. Eachbeginning of th services has Q. What to ths Indian word for the schools of growing breadth andcontinuing usefulness. The Army War eradleboard on which the Indian squaw D. college to in Washington, D. C., while carried her pappoooet-vA. Tbe Sioux name for thia la posh tan. J1 Naval War college is at Newport, R. I. There are many schools where instruction in special branches of Q. Who was the principal leader of the war science is given. Philippine resistance to American rule? E Jl A. Emilio Aguinaldo led insurrections Q- When was established ? il. J. M. against Spanish as well as American rule of He waa captured the Philippines. A. Among the pioneer of the express movement was William Hamden, who es- March 23. 1901. tablished tha Hamden Express between In Re' New York and Boston in 183. Q. What foreign churches York City conduct services to their native W. 8. , Q. How many brothers did President language? A. in New York there are churches havT Are they living? McKinley are conducted to Bo- where service J. W, W. A. The brothers of William McKinley hemtan, French, Hungarian. Italian, Japwers David, James and Abner. Thdy died anese. Polish, Chinese, Russia, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish and Syrian. many years ago. M the"v-Marnd- . Who first trained wild animals of Q different kinds perform together? 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