and entrance into leg
Steve Stanley
nomadic race,
Is the alm of
the gy
cient race,
opposition, but his
American gypsy tribes
successful
will soon
on the road. King Stanley,
EYDSY costume,
merican citi
as king of
Ze0s,
whose recent coronation
that the
down to
trip
City college,
would seem to Indicate
and settle
an occasional
York
and the old In
their wanderings
with just
New Metal Detector to Be
Tried by Expedition.
rton.—The elusive
pirate gold on Cocos isiar
fled maps and di
i for more than
the deli
An exp
mm iTIOS
1 to the act
the coasts of Centra
ica fro
part of the last
letin from
Bociety
“After Capt. Edward Day
Loon,
Corns,
in the Seventeenth
century
the Natior
Nicaragua, in 1655
buried hi
until his next plundering
In the ea
Port
8 treasure
riy eighties,
.
uguese naval ofiles
S00
felt
ing too wel
ge to shipping in
that his old bailiw
1 policed for
rounded the Horn, pr
and
and
buried tren
he and hi
y
ah vg
r
i
sough
stones wortl
lated by the §
and from
ples,
natives
ca ten
when a revoli
“The Lima mint was filled with
and silver and the Lima cathedra
a8 vault of wealth. The
chalices were soll
pricel
ment glistened in the dim 1
fice, Diamond-studded vestments
beamed with a new radiance with ev-
ery movement of the
them. There chasubles of gold
adorned with rows of diamonds. ru
bies, emeralds and sapphires,
“Fear
by the revolutionists, I
thers sought a ship as a hiding
ition broke
gold
i was
d gold, studd
ess gems. Golden altars equip
edi
priests who wore
were
ing seizure of treasures
ty fa
ia
these
Amma ci
place,
Much Is expected from Bino Purje,
tall distance runner from Finland, in
the Olympic games, In his native land
he covered the 1,500 meters in 3:50,
The
in th
Mary Dear was riding
e harbor of Calls
larkness the treas
ferred to the M ir)
guard stationed abroad.
rested
riche
iresumably on Coco
Sought by Many.
Corti
r's can
But Fewer Babies Die During
First Year.
Washington.—The birth rate In the
United States dropped during 1981 to
the lowest point it has reached since
the establishment of birth registration
in this country nearly 17 years ago,
according to statistics made public by
the bureau of the census,
At the same time, the
ported, the Infant mortality rate
showed a continued decline in the
year, dropping to its lowest level since
statistics been systemat-
ically compiled. During the year the
infant death rate was 061.7 for every
1,000 live births, as compared with a
rate of 64.7 In 1000,
The birth rate for the country in
10:41 17.8 for every 1,000 of pop-
ulation, according to the bureau's re
port. In 10800 the rate was 189. The
1031 birth was 15.4,
ompared with
The total number of children
in this country du last
2,084,443, as compared with
in the preceding year.
Of the more than
16931, 120,645 died In the
ife, whil 1930 the num
141.670,
The regi
bureau re-
have
such
was
Illinois
16.7 In 1030
rate in
born
yeur was
2.101.012
rng
born In
ir first years of
reached
INH) THK)
her
@ in
stration area on which the
Latest From Paris
{ine
crentions is this whit
with a white
bureau's report was based Includes all
except two sintes and comprises 94.7
per cent of the total population of the
country.
In the rural part of this registration
area the birth rate and infant mor-
tality rates were higher than in the
urban section, the report showed,
while the still birth rate was lower,
The rural section had a population of
1,338,000, while the urban section had
a population of 57,500,000
In the city aren the birth rate was
17.5 per 1,000 of population: the in-
fant mortality rate was 60.8 per 1,000
births, and the still birth rate was 4
for every 100 live births
in the rural area the birth rate
18.2; the Infant mortality
and the still birth rate 3.7
was
rate 02.0;
a.7.
ay vil 7 @
@ Questions
Indi rubbed
sink
much easier
men) Over a
Erensy
When
anges in
off all the
vinds
white
If the
potato In it
a few minutes
sorb the salt
soup Is too salty, grate a raw
and cont cooking for
The
nue
potato will ab
. » »
When children's stockings bec
worn at the
the length « wks and crochet
knee cut them off about
a shell
stiteh ot for a
i
To
POTFOURRI
Camphor
BEING
LAUGHED AT
Ey THOMAS ARKLE CLARK
Late Dean of Men,
University of Illinois.
least I think
frightened
home
black
night
aloud
cour.
or at
the
going
It Is Goldsmith,
it Is, who speaks of
boy
through
woods at
“Whisthing
to keep his
age up.”
Bluster Is gen-
erally an out
growth of fear,
It is a enmou-
fluge to conceal a
man's real fee]
ings Cynicism
and are
more often than
otherwise the dis-
of seif-con.
insolence
“inh rea-
vant to simu
racteristics which
d of be
iscover
ind are afral
7
ir friends d
is one thing
not meet or end
“The fellows would
any argument
y a youthful request,
Joice was editor f our col
lege aper he ridiculed everythi
that for the control of
stude OT t and advocated all
When
ng
r done
gularities
him pretty
Hege,
IS LIFE p
°o
By Charles Seshes
WORLTS
QLPEST
@/ OKE.
So YOURE THE FELLOW
WHO DRANES THAT
VEL, WALLY AINT
— NA,
BECAUSE | CANT
THINK OF AM DEA
women philanthropists, na
val officer anchored at Cocos and or
find the treasure,
but all he gained was a severe repri
mand from the Dritl admiralty when
he reached Englan
{from
gots its name) and bananas
Vild pig through the foresta,
myriad its fish
abound in surrounding waters, coffee,
sugar and vegetables ean be grown
in its fertile spots, fresh water is plen.
tiful and its naturally tropical atmo-
sphere is tempered by sea breezes and
frequent rains, Yet Cocos has never
been successfully colonized. However,
the arid Galapagos islands, its neigh-
bors 380 miles to the southwest, are
permanently inhabited,
“For a short time Costa Rica malin.
tained a penal colony on Cocos (sland
besides pirates, it was visited
from time to time by whalers. One
treasure hunter remained on Cocos for
several years in an unsuccessful at-
tempt to colonize IL”
island
wild.
the
grow
‘Coconuts which
4 scamper
birds swarm trees,
Marriages in Nevada as
Well as Divorces Boom
Reno, Nev.—One reason why Ne
vada's marriage business is booming
as a rival to divorces, insofar as mon-
eymaking Is concerned, is that a li
cense jssued in any of the 17 coun
ties may be used in any part of the
state. This is an aid to those desir
ing secrecy, as a license may be se
cured in some tiny hamlet which is a
county seat and used in Reno,
Here's the tribute o1 coffee growers
Colombia to John D. Rockefeller,
oil king, In recognition of the latter's
“contribution toward the advance
ment of science and health and of the
benefits which plantation workers
have enjoyed through the activities of
the Rockefeller foundation” The
bronze bust of Mr. Rockefeller was
unveiled at the Palace of Hygiene In
Bogota as a part of the recent coffee
day celebration,
He that ean work is a born king of
something. ~Carlyle,
{er
Lie BE i ad
“Whether the car beats the train
usually gets a
cross.”
Time is money, but is It, always?
M MAGIC SQUARE
Tuaf Totals D§ IN
280 DIFFERENT WAYS..
Constructed by E.F.Gaines
© mC Sevag Spalions
1
tf
R.P. WILLIAMS, of
Sprindfield, Ohio =
CIRCLED THE BASES
ON A BASEBALL DIAMOND
IN 12 %/g SECONDS ~ 1700
ht (+41 Lo
/ TUE
J 'M0sT MARRIED
iF WONAN w=
was NEVER DIVORCED!
LH RORIENE GUIMARCHE
: dium ,
HAD 50 HUSBANDS AND
625 GUITORG seve
a
$
®
3
{wo SOLIDS -
MAKE A
QUID
COHTRIBUTED BY A. §. DOVOLAE
i
‘TALES
CHIEFS Yer
SPEMICALAWBA
Editha
The Indian boy,
wished with
that
crouching in a cor
all his wild young
he might be invisible, The
diers killed In« lang, that he
they were quick to
ng, and he was unable to
without thelr seeing
How
rum
him, It was
everythi
away
{
Z to show fear, but all the s
afrald—terribly afraid
yes were the only part of
he h Hed
pos
ine
moved, as
Bpuce as
breathe,
sible
‘
daring t
General Logan
an expedition
general
, With his troops
unharmed
118 men
were
surprise in General
the
#8 enfere a it. bringing with them
rees of their conquered enemies
that he had vindicated his
and he was proud. His wounds
were deep and serious. and
him of his triumph
my was more than he could
for two
amp, when three
however,
soon deprived
ry
endure, and after suffering
he died.
The Indian captain was buried with
other Indians in the camp. General
and Major Hardin eulo-
as a man of courage. in
and sincerity. The general
General (afterward Presi
Harrison that “more firmness
nate bravery have seldom
ence
with all the honors
and with sorrow as
generally displayed as
sritnessed”
(©. 1932, Western Newspapst Union.)
The Sixth Nation
The Five Nations of Iroquois Indians
occupied the best lands of New York
state, and many are still found there.
In 1712 anot¥®er tribe moved up from
North Carolina, asked to join the Iro
quois, and were given land along the
Chenango river. They were named
Tuscaroras, meaning “shirt-wearera™
and became one of the Iroquois Six
Nations, The original Iroguols were
the Mohawks, the Oneldag, the Onon.
dagas, the Cayugas, and the Senecas
wane buried
and
“Nawshoys" in Old Days
Apparently newshoys have been em
ployed from an early period and were
known in Great Britain In the Elght-
eenth century. In Scotland paper
erfers or caddies sold newspapers and
also provided news gossip. At the
close of the Seventeenth century they
were Incorporated in Edinburgh Into
a society, but It eventually became a
nuisance and was dissolved In 1710.
The word “newsboy” appears in Eng-
Ugh literature as early as 1812,
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