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| | Reapportionment Vote in House 6 THE EYENTXH STAR. TYASHTXfiTOy. P. C, SATURDAY. JANUARY TO. WW. [THE EVENING STAR ? ferences and seiztng an opportunity be- ha* perfected a tube which, through a set with perils. He has yet to conclude color change of its content, unerringly THE LIBRARY TABLE With Sunday Morning Edition. -1 I ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS | his dealings with the Shlnwarls, who indicate* the presence of ga*. That I THIS AND THAT I WASHINGTON, C. are still on the road of insurgency, but will supplant the l D. science feathered i By th« Booklovtr J. HASKIN. Kabul reports confidence that he will songsters in is almost BY FREDERIC | . 1929 > future conflicts SATURDAY. .January 19, effect an adjustment with them. certain. BY CHARLES E. TRACER'ELL. Augustine Birrell says in his “Obiter. public Instruction, reports that it . Afghanistan's new king will not be Doubtless it la better so. The soldier Stop a minute and think about this of , THEODORE W. NOYES... .Editor They are all Dicta,” “History is a pageant and not fact: You can aak our Information is sll4. At the beginning of this cen- known as Bacha Sagao, which Is not a now seldom uses horse* or rpules, which i There is nothing like getting mad have arisen from them. average salary $24. of their origins, just philosophy.” This dictum would ap- Bureau any question of fact and get the tury the was royal designation. He has, it is stated, once played ao important so , 1 to make one forget minor ills. the finer because a The Star Newspaper Company r and tragic powers of anger, in not as a coward who performs bravely on history well as to the answer back in a personal letter. It Is what the Ermine taken the name of Hablbullah Khan his The curative ply to current as a great educational idea, introduced Q. In year were locusts the Business Offer#: a part in operations. The late war too large doses, of course, are little re- the battlefield is all the more brave worst in the United States? —A. P. 11th St. #nd Pennsrlveni* Are. Ghazi, going back in this wise to the receding figures and events of the past. into the lives of the most Intelligent t New York Office: 110 Bast 43m! St. brought into play the services of dogs, , garded, yet It is safe to say that few for that very reason. William Allen White, the brilliant, fight- A. The mast disastrous locust year Chlcsgo ?* * * people in the world—American news- i Office: Tower Bulldtnt. father of Amanullah, who died by as- of mice snd of canaries. In that, things do more to keep the human editor, conception in was European Office: 14 Resent St., London. won- ing embodies this paper readers. It is a part of that best 1874. Enclsnd. sassination ten years ago. This is evi- . animal in equilibrium. Anger is one of the elementals. the title of his new book.” “Masks in a drous and comprehensive Scottish war everything goes smoothly you grabbed cat purpose of a newspaper—service. There the old regime of When too If have ever a by Pageant.” which contains a group of is no charge coin or Q What was the first intoxicating dently an appeal to memorial not long ago on daily work or life, there is the tail, you know it. except 2 cents in drink known? —E. E. S. Rate by Carrier Wllhln the City. dedicated in the Ij estimates (not biographies) of some stamps for return postage. Get the i per conservatives and indicates that the every Instantly stiffens, its eyes • j Harvey Wiley says that The Evenlnr Star. 4Se month Castle Rock, Edinburgh, Scottish danger that boredom will stick up its j j its back prominent men of the present, and the habit of asking questions. Address your A. Dr. W. The Evenine and Sunday Star new monarch is not without his diplo- head and whisper undesired things grow big, and it gives distinctive wine is the oldest and most important Sundays! per month regiment and every branch of service in ugly | itfe recent past. The classification of his letter to The Evening Star Information <w'ien 4 80c the bored one. ! hiss. of fermented beverages. He says: “It The Evenine and Sunday Star matic equipment for the dangerous role played part to subjects? in the table of contents Is of Bureau, Frederick J. Haskin, director, (when 5 Sundays) *sr per month w-htch Scots a is remem- Men in particular need to get angry If you insist retaining your grip nibbler could not escape early discovery, be- copy he has assumed. j j on itself enough to make a at new Washington, D. C. The Sunday Star 8c per bered in sculpture or in stained glass. order to save them tail, his anger mounts higher full cause fruits of all kinds, when crushed made at the end of each month. now and then In j on Tom's books sit down immediately for a Collection you causes, undergo t Orders may be sent in by maii or telephone One sppealing panel shows not only the from the restlessness which seems to and higher, so that shortly—if still meal from this one. Under “The Old Q. Why does Hoot Gibson always and left to natural the of male. find yourself confronted by wear alcoholic fermentation. Primitive man Main 5000. The New York Muddle. equines, the elephants and camels, but be a part the eternal 1 insist—you Kings” are placed Croker and Platt; gloves in his pictures?—W. J. 8. of feminine mouth and four scratching Harrison, A. Cowboys always gloves to must, therefore, have been acquainted York, the Empire State, with a Perhaps the motions one biting under “The Early Stuart.” i wear Rate by Mall—Payable in Advance. New' the little white mice and the tiny yel- souls are more gentle, or something or paws. Grover Cleveland and McKinley; under protect their hands from wind and rope with the properties of the fermented Maryland and Virginia. wealth of Federal patronage in the | low birds which, petted at first, died | other. At any rate, they ordinarily This is anger reduced to its lowest "Two Warwicks.” Mark Hanna and bums. Gloves are as much a part of juice of fruits, especially of grapes, Daily Sunday....l yr., JlO 00: 1 mo., Me I i remotest hls- and mo., shape of has no Republican : survive. not seem to demand concentrated denominator. Bryan; under “The Great Rebellion.” their wardrobe as hats and boots. j Wine was known in the Daily only 1 yr., J 8 00; 1 50c “jobs,” | that their masters might It is Ido j times, by Sunday only I yr., $4 00, l 40c of anger In order to be at their managed to lower it Theodore Taft, and Woodrow torical as evidenced refer- wo- Senators to make recommendations for j that the mice will be ellm- I doses Mankind has Roosevelt. there more Germans in New I I probable best. beneath the animal standards by carry- Wilson: under “The Restoration,” Hard- Q. Are -1j ences to it in the earliest preserved Republican Dogs City than in the State Indiana? AH Other States and Canada. appointment. The national ! j inated along with the canaries. l ** * * far, by making it sub- ing and Coolldge. and under "The York of literatures.” ing it much too —E. R. and Sunday. 1 yr sls 00: 1 mo $1 00 committeeman, Charles Dewey Hilles, likelihood prove somewhat by injecting into it all sorts of Young Princes of Democracy.” Alfred only . yr.,. $8 oft; 1 , 75c will in all something in the mascu- animal. j York City {'allylally l mo- There is which Emanuel Smith and William Hale A. There are. In New Q. What vegetables lead in sales in Sunday only 1 vr- $5.00; 1 mo- 50c was one of the last of the Republican useful for a long time to come. That nature, however, resents n meannesses and nastinesses of I Germans; in line which nothing. Thompson. there are 295.650 Indiana a city market.?—C. J. M. bow the drive for give pleasure path with roses, bed the animals know' 37,377. Judging by leaders to to Hoover canaries, bred to to the too strewn a of cat dog is ** * * there are A. Center Market. Wash- Member of the Associated Tress. too soft, a job too much of a sinecure, The simple anger or ington. D. C., white potatoes, The Associated Press is exclusively rntitlfd the presidential nomination at Kansas ear and the eye and to receive a fleet ion. clean and wholesome compared with Can woman get. airplane me- lettuce republtcntion of news dis- months which pass too easily. Toward all his masks in the pageant Q. a an and cabbage lead. to the use for all City. From a political point of view have to sacrifice their the nagging of a mean woman or the license? —J. D. latches credited to it or not otherwise rrrd- will no longer No doubt it is the conflict, of the Mr. White la both critical and sympa- chanic's ? ted in this paper and also *ho local news particular why the nastiness of a mean man. A. The Government will issue an publication of there is no reason merry lives is another feather in the cpnturies calling to us, no matter how Q. How can a strong cement be made published herein. All rights of *** * thetic, as becomes one who attempts to airplane mechanic s license to a woman ! special dispatches herein reserved.
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