New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 7, 1926, Page 6

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TEURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1926 New Britain Herald " s el e “ien ot 25 Years HERALL Observation On The Weather ~I orecast for Partiy onight, north- Ago Today PUBLISHING COMPA ita fncome ution was $004 Toeued Dally (Sunday At Hersld Blo Ch Bxcented) of Columbla and 8tiee in Iloriday whi whington, Jun, 7 : ipit for the rn New Lngland arm- population was §1 in 3 nd slightly colder vada and the lowest $192 in Tenne . partly cloudy, fresh | see, west and west winds, Q. Why is the book of Job in| Jorecast for Eastern New Yorl the Bible referred 1o as a drama? | partly cloudy, slightly colder in A. Becuuse there are several eastern portion tonight; I'riday not \racters who speak in turn, These [so cloudy: fresh northwest winds cycles of speeches are the nearcst | diminishing. proach in Hebrew literature to| Conditions The storm 1 acencs fn a drama. [hat was over the N L Iver Threads gectlon yesterday morning cast of Maine and fuir ather with clear skies and lower temperatures now overspreads all s of the country except for SUBSCRIPIION $5.00 & Yonr 00 Thies RATES 162 & Month i SENATOR WALSH OF MONTANA ON THE WARPATH AGAIN 1 ) p— *e At New | J % > Mall Matter \ ¢ send all commundeations to Fon | Shop Editor, care of the New o and 8h ) P Brdtain Herald, and your letter | 49 « " ma y | will be forwarded o New York e e © ] A iy " ) ) Trariie's Open East and West, Folk " u o L 1 ) s run up and heels run down, prew roon niles run 'round and ‘round, )IKs, < Lritain Herald, Washington Bureau, 1322 New York avenue, Washington, D, C,, enclosing two oents in stamps for reply, Medical, legal and marital | 1 advice cannob be given, nor can ex. |Music, | tended research be undertaken, Al M1 & Iatra Hazardous cther questions will recelve a per- 8 cster asked me to fly with | Sonal reply. Unsigned requests can- don't know whether he | not be answered, All letters are TELEPHONK Rusiness Office QUESTIONS ANSWERED J ) . You can get an answer to an Gola™ still living _iout to ‘ question of fact or information by Harriet 1».‘,.\:_ ,”“ ,“' ‘fr,"' | writing to the Question Editor, New |the song, dled at the age of clgh!y- two in a rooming house in Brook- |lyn, New York. She had been pros- |light local snows in Kansas, westery | perous in former years, but she and | Mjssouri and portions of upper husband, who composed the|Njchigan. Pressure s high from became unhappy together [the Atlantic coast to tl Pacitic wrated, He died in 1 in a|coast with centers of high proessy house in Philadelphin with Nebraska and castern Washing/ of the song In his hands, Temperatures below ich he had written “It's hard reported from the Canadi more ¢ s Member of the Associnted Press. thi; The Awsociated P 1 exclustvely en ttled to the ure raepublieation of Al news credited to not otherwire credited fn this nows pubiished here abound, Member Audit Burean of Circulution WL, Jrnnis ers and a t analysle of * Ineurer tn newspaner to both national and B. C, v a nat) Jpement or a trip in an confidentlal.—Editor, Q. What was the record made careful, gurous.” dearie, Sarazen set a new track rec WAS T BORN U DOUBLE CROS! By McKinley H. Sauer ord of two minutes and 4-5 s | onds, for one mile and a old alone." w many Popes of Rome Wl the name “Benedict”? i“ittcen, The last bearing this s Pope during the World | i How can scratches be re-| moved from finely varnished sur- shores of ing. Conditions faver for this tair and slightly colder, Lake Superior this morn- viclnity New York Exchange May, Be Subjected to Probe [when Do won the aces? [ lespite my rivals three, Speclal Race No. 3, at | Rub lightly with alcohol to| longed to make my bride | tucky, October 11, 1924, def soften the varnish and uld go with m the famous French horse Epinard,|crack. When the ng auto rid and six other noted thoroughi yolish, |nttorney general's office, Deputy At- ¢ all went flat! Q. Is there any way by which | you tell me something | torney General Keyes Winter said ¥y bring such luck as gofled photographs can be cleansed? | 2bout Maggini, the celebrated Ital- yosterday during the inquiry before A. Sponge them lightly with @ | lan violin m | Supreme Court Justice YFord into dab of cotton moistened with alco-| A. He born in Brescla l"frhn methods of the Consolidated 1 with jaunty air | o | 1251 and died in the same place | gtock Exchange. New York, Jan. 7 (F)—An fnvesti- obscure the|gation of the New York stock ex- varnish b |ehange may be made by the stufc THE SCHOOL BOARD KEEPS WITHIN APPROPRIATION | again Q. Can years t ; wency. in' Anlshing. it it aper foh ried i tor 26, 1Ty , but now I moan; | Q. What does the about 1628, As a violin maker h‘!, Such an investigation was suggest- ¥ ; wheth smiling, now I swear— “Minlaink” mean? name is assoclated With many pro-leg py Justice Ford, who was arousred bought a saxophonel A. “At the little fstand". gressive innovations, and espec by evidence of “fictitious trading’ on smilcs and Jo a Q. What are the “Romance|ly in the method of * | the consolidated in which large sales s in store tol: | languages'? wood. He adopted the and purchases wers made without The Romance langua using the wood the the | any actual exchange of the stock y verse n the Latin and bear the | grain, by cutting it wedge-ways out|nio)ce, )f its vecabulary and|of the tree from the bark into thel “ap goong to me,” sald Just makes Me grammar, In a rough way the Ro-|center. He almost the earllest| porq wipat the only difference be { mance territory of Europe corres-|to use cornci-hlocks and 10iNgS | yyeen the two exchanges is that one €S Wrong. | ponds to the old Roman pire. It|such as are now employed, , | has greater financial standing than miss— ig usual to speak of scven or eight| Q. What the full mame of | yyo othor__more prestige. 1 don't Romance languages though this di- | Woodrow Wilson 3 sec why you are going after the lit- ppen, that fon i& not scientifically accurate. Ao It was originally Thomas| g\ .* go10o 0 and letting the big fel- ient to meet ) S childhood’ | They are Rumanian, Romlsh, Ital.|Woodrow Wilson. Later he dropped | o\ q vomain immune. AT i { rdli § s et O = SRt i - = e I , French, Provencal, Spanish and |the first name. ] q 5. : e e g ol er o thar s y ny thir ortiig A | Q. In what year was the Co- ants we and 1 L} (aleaTc oy ( i : } the presiding officer | lossus of Rhodes set up? 5 Representatives| A. The ts said to be ahout {250 B. 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