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Princeton Man Admits Ho Wa3
Stumped and Answered Only
90 Out of 150
TEN COMMERCIAL METALS?
New Yorlt, July 20. Thomns A.
Xdtoon It nt It ngaln. lie hnn
dug up nn entirely frcdi set of
weird queries to test the Inteljectunl
9t our college youth. In n renewed
ffort to demonstrate lil nwumptlon
that college boj-s do not know enough
to come In out of the rain, he Invited
Stephen Sap to solvo another 150 prob
lems of human experience history,
current nffnlrn. a dash of science, a
whiff of geography.
A former Princeton student with
threo years' experience ut Old Nassau
batted against the latest Edloon ques
tion and whiffed struck out com
pletely. Out of the full set of 150 that
was handed to him with the dictum
that thero could be only one ciion and
that no longer than forty-Ave seconds
could be Indulged in per question, lie
olvcd or thinks he solved ninety.
The rest he knows ho mulled horribly.
That would give him an average of
sixty, which Is pretty low rnnklng by
Mr. Edison's standards. Here aro a
few of tho questions propounded :
What is the hardest substance
known?
Bound Finland.
Name ten metnls used commercially.
What function docs baking powder
perform?
Whv does the shape of the moon vary
at different times of the month?
In going from East to West do you
t your watch ahead or back?
Name four birds which migrate from
the Arctic to South America seasonally.
Who was Lord Kelvin, and what did
he do?
Where doeR camphor come from?
Who was Watt, and what did he do?
Who was the wife of Napoleon III?
Which is left port or starboard?
Where is Plmlico Sound?
What is the name of a famous present-day
race horse?
What Is ginseng and where does It
come from?
What is the largest water lily grown?
In going from America to the Medi
terranean, is the Rock of Gibraltar on
the right or left going through the
Straits of Gibraltar?
What are the elements of ammonia
and from what Is it made?
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Croix de Guerre vt Inner, who will
bo reburlcd tomorrow from Ills
former home, i!84:t Itotiillnnt street
What Is chewing gum made from?
Why can't eggs be boiled on the top
of Pike's I'cak?
What do they put on the safety
match boxes so as to light the matches?
Why do yoldlers marching In cadence
break step when crossing n bridge?
Estimate the rout of "hipping a car
load of oranges from California to Chi
cago. Where dnea pepsin come from and
what is It" used for?
What tribe of Indians did Columbus
first meet when he landed In America?
What rnilroad in tho United States
ban the most large bridges per mile on
Its length.
What are the uses of cocaine, where
does it come from and from what?
What nre Janisaries?
What man first entered the source of
the Colorado River and went through
the length of the Grand Canyon to its
mouth?
Who was Camllle Dcsmoullns?
What tiees are conifers?
What Is raw hide used for?
For what King were the Pyramids
of Egypt built?
Why docs the eyeball contract and
expand?
Who was Genghis Khun?
Name three men who have tried to
find tho North Pole.
What nre pyrites and what used for?
What is chalk?
BELLE OF 30 AVE.
LOSESJIER SUIT
Referee Favors Jool W. Thorno,
Wealthy Banker, After Hear
ing of "Dear Sailor Boy"
WORKED WAY AT BARNARD
New Yorlt. July 20. An absolute di
vorce for .ToeJ Wolfe Thornc, millionaire
banker and scion of an old New York
family, was recommended yesterday In
a report filed In the Supreme Court by
David R. Daly, referee appointed to
consider the evidence in the suit for
separation brought against him by Mary
Casey Thome, Rarnnrd graduate, for
merly known as "The Belle of Third
Avenue," whose marriage to Thorno In
1011 caused comment In society circles.
Not only did Referee Daly disallow
Mr-. Thome's request for a legal sep
aration, but reported that her Mitt
should be dismissed and the custody of
Joel Thornc. Jr.. the couple's nlx-and-n
-half-year-old child, bo awarded to
Mr. Thome.
Raymond P. Wilon. n former sailor,
alleged by the referee to have acted
Improperly with Mrs. Thornc, was
placed in Mrs. Thome's home, said
Mr. Drcr. counsel for Sirs. Thomn n
defending the case, because counsel for
.Mrs. 'liiornc fearetl that attempts might
bo made to raid her apartment in search
of articles In her possesion. He fur
ther declared tliat the testimony of the
servants was undeniably false and n
mass of contradictions.
The couple were married sccrctlv at
the Hotel Plara on November 1, 1011.
They separated in 1017, after living
together at 0 East Seventy-sixth street.
Mrs. Thome continued to live with her
son at the Seventy-sixth street address
and later she moved to the Hotel des
Artistes, 1 West Sixty-seventh street.
Subsequently alio began her suit for
separation and under an alimony agree
ment her husband paid to her $750 a
month since the summons and complaint
were served In 1010.
A sensational turn In the marital dlf
ferenceo of the couple was the alleged
kldnnpplng of the boy Joel by repre
sentatives of his father when the boy
was In the rnro of his mother In Con
necticut. Mrs. Thome ha not seen the
,Lsin.c! the kidnapping In August,
1010, although 8ho said she caught a
glimpse of him at the window of his
maternal grandmother's homo on Fifth
avenue whllo tho pnrado of the returned
Twenty -seventh Division was In prog
ress. Tho boy Is said to be In Denver
now.
Wilson, the alleged co-respondent, ac
cording to the referee, was a sailor In
the navy when he met Mrs. Thorno,
and lator became her bodyguard, In view
of the fact that she had once been taken
to the psychopathic ward of Bellcvue
Hospital and effected her release
through n writ of habeas corpus.
"The record Is clear as to the plain
tiff's Indiscretion In picking up an no
niialntanco with her nllcgod paramour
Wilsqn." said the referee. "The plain
tiff first met him on August 1, 1018.
He was dressed In the uniform of a
sailor of the United States Navy, and
was staying at the Bethel Unit, op
posite her homo, nnd while she was out
for a walk stopped her to ask her where
to pest a letter. She thereupon, on
lenrning that he was a stranger In the
city, Invited him Into her home, where
he remained about an hour while she
played ihc piano for him.
"According to Clara. Burns, a serv
ant, of 0 East Seventy-sixth street,
some time later the plaintiff, In speak
ing to Clara, used such expressions ns
'I have my Ray upstairs and I want
you to be good to him' ; 'This is my
precious Ray and I want you to be very
good to him. I want you to give him
some very good cats.' Then, turning
to Wilson. 'She is a darn fine cook.
Ray, and you will get some good eats.' "
Mrs. Thome bought n gold elenrctte
case as a Christmas gift for Wilson,
the witness nlso stated, according to
Mr. Daly, and said It was for "darling
Ray."
Ellsc Ryscr, another servant, testi
fied that between May 25 and November
1, 1010, she baw Wilson and the plain
tiff kiss, und that sometimes Wilson
took the plaintiff on his knee.
GENERAL UPRISING
IS FEARED N CH NA
Ex-President Personally Takes
tho Fiold Against Pokin Gov
ernment Offlolals
INVASION TO OUST WAR LORD
By the Assoclnted Press
' Pckln, July 20. Tear of a general
uprising along the Yangtse-Klang Is
felt hero a a result of hostilities be
tween tho provinces of Hunan and
Hupeh the former under control of the
Canton, or Southern Chinese, Govern
ment and the latter under Jurisdiction of
the Pekln, or duly constituted Chinese
Government.
Troops from Hunnn havo Invaded
Hunch, with the evident intention of
oistlng Wang Chan-Yuen, Inspecting
commissioner or tne two provinces,
whose authority, however, Is not rec
oirnlzed br Hunan. Wane Chan-Yuen
Is one of tho three "war lords" who met
recently .nt Ticn-Tsln to Impose their
will upon the Pckln Government, caus
ing a reorganization of the Cabinet.
The Invasion appears to be directed
by Chao Pcnc-TI. Governor of Hunan.
for an alleged violation by Hunch of
the lntcrnrovlncial peace agreement
General Pu Pcl-Fu, commander of the
uovcrnment troops in Hunan nnd idol
of the hordes, ha been ordered to lead
the ndvance on Hupeh, while General
Chang Tsao-Lln, Governor of Man
churia, lit dispatching troops from Muk
den to aid tho Northern forces.
Dispatches from Canton, seat of the
Southern Government, would eeom t
indicate that the Invasion is prompted
by Dr. Sun Yat-Scn, head of that Gov
ernment, and is In line with his plan
to accomplish coalition of tho Yangtso-
Kiang and Southwestern provinces
against i-euin.
Canton, July 20. (By A. P.) The
constitutionalist government hero has
Issued Instructions to the provinces of
Hunan, aze-unuen, Kwan-Tung, Yun-
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Out todav
New Victor Records
August 1921
Violin
Girometta (My Sweetheart) Sophie Braslau
T' m' Arricordo e Napule (Memories of Naples) Enrico Caruso
Dream haces EmUto De Gogorza
Masked Ball Morro ma prima in grazia (I Die, Yet First Implore Thee) Emmy Deatinn
MUcha Elman
Mabel Garrison
Louiso Homer
Edward Johnson
Erika Morini
Philadelphia Orchestra
Sergei Rachmaninoff
Titta Ruffo
Renato Zanelli
Alberto Salvi
Alberto Salvi .
Elsie Baker
Lambert Murphy ,
Victor String Quartet
Victor Orchestra ,
Peerless Ouartet
Albert Campbell-Henry Burr ,
Florentine Quartet
Florentine Quartet ,
Ferera and Franchini
Ferera and Franchini
Original Dixieland Jazz Band
Original Dixieland Jazz Band
All Star Trio and Their Orchestra
Number Size Price
Country Dance (Contredanse) (Beethoven-EIman)
Swing Low, Sweet Chanot
When the Roses Bloom
Because You're Here
Spanish Dance, No. 3 (Romanp Andaluza) (Sarasate) Violin
Scheherazade The Young Prince and the Young Princess
Valse in D Flat Major (Chopin) Piano
ralstaff L Onore I Ladn! (Your Honorl Ruffians!)
Madrigal de Mai (Madrigal of May)
Mother Machree Harp
Scherzo in E Flat Minor (Salvi) Harp,
Homing
Sylvia
Canzonetta
In the Forest (Sous Boii)
Thinking of You
Carolina Lullaby
Star of the Sea iReverie
Meditation
Drowsy Head Medley Waltz Hawaiian Guitars
Isle of Paradise Medley Waltz Hawaiian Guitars
St Louis Blues Fox Trot
Jazz Me Blues Fox Trot
Ira Nobody's Baby Fox Trot
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88635
64949
88636
64968
64969
87327
64970
74692
74691
64971
88637
64972
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Listening Fox Trot
All By Myself
Anna in Indiana
Down Yonder
Don't You Remember the Time?
Little Crumbs of Happiness
Springtime
Cho-Cho-San Fox Trot
Song of India Fox Trot
Learn to Smile Fox Trot
Oh Me! Oh My!-Medley Fox Trot
Stars and Stripes Forever March
Golden Star
All Star Trio and Their Orchestra
Aileen Stanley
Arthur Fields .
Peerless Quartet
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Lrouuc i crreu-narie3 nan ,
Charles Harrison
Charles Harrison ,
Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra (
Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
Paul Whitoman and His Orchestra
Sousa's Band
Sousa's Band ,
45248 10 1.00
45249 10 1.00
1C753 10 .85
18762 10 .85
18769 10 .85
1C771 10 .85
18772 10 .85
18773 10 .85
18774 10 .85
18775 10 .85
18776 10 .85
18777 10 .85
18778 10 .85
35709 12 1.35
VICTOR TALKING MACHINE COMPANY
Camden, Nevr Jersey
nnn and Kwel-Chow to co-operate In
efforts seeking to nbolish tho military
domination of the Yangste-Klang ter
ritory by forces operating under the
Pekln government.
In addition to tho troopi advancing
on Hupeh. tho Canton government also
is dispatching forces from threo other
directions with Dr. Sun Yat-Scn. head
of the Canton government, reported to
be personally leading one division.
lUnconQnued reports reaching hero
say that Clinng-Sha in Hunan Prov
ince, was looted during nn outbreak
attending a coup against Chao l'cng
Ti, Governor of Hunan.
TO REBURY WAR HERO
American Legion Post to Take Part
In Military Funeral
The funeral of Sergeant Robert J.
Martin, who died from wounds received
In action In France, will bo held to
morrow afternocn from tho homo of hli
parents, 2843p3oudlnQt street.
Sergeant Martin was n membor of
Company O, Ninth Infantry, He wns
wounded In action July 0, 1018, and
was returned 'to tho hattlcfront AugUBt
28. On October 0, 1918, his commnndcr
having been killed In the battlo of
Champagne, ho took command of the
sector, and held It until ho was seri
ously wounded nnd had to be trans
ferred to tho rear. Ho was awarded tho
Croix de Ouerro and bovoral citations
for bravery.
Hobort J. Martin Post, American
Legion, has been nnmed nfter blm, nnd
will have charge of tho funeral serv
ices. All posts of tho legion in the
northeast section hnvo been invited to
the services. -
PHILADELPHIA
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OFF FOR CAPE TOWN
Volunteer to Teach and
Missionary Work in
South Africa
Do
WILL SAIL TOMORROW
The first group of Catholic nuns from
this city to volunteer for missionary
work in distant parta'of the world will
tail from New York tomorrow on the
Royal Mall Steam Packctt Orduna, for
Capo Town, South Africa.
Taking tho trip aro Sister M. Resur
rection, Sister M. St. Hilda nnd Sister
M. Gertrude, all of tho IIouso of the
Good Shepherd, Tnirty-fifth street nnd
Falrmount avenue. They, with Sister
M. Mercedes, ulso from tho Home of
the Good Shepherd, left two weeks ago,
nro among tho rangunrd of CAtboIlc
nuns from this city nnd Now York to go
to distant parts of tho world as mis
sionaries. Sibtcr M. Mercedes went to Lima,
Peru.
Tho Capo Town mission will bo tho
second to be. established t i7S
mo sisters of tho Good ttulJi. "'S I
jrrsissr&
.Tho threo nuns from th. it Til
tho Good Shepherd 'mo'ieli'il
many wno volunteered for forVlVn lt(?
ice. In Cape Town they iii&?1
iiuna, aireaay tncro from IfiTuJ
of Catholics that aftr the iFJmi
a community hnvo been con?.
nXes!0 Wrk With th0 ' aaJ
Announcement was made
M
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that It is the Intention of the mEfii
tlon i to open a third mission Mi
Africa in tho near future. tV .?m
pectcd that sisters from New York
be sent to the new colon rK
LAST WEEK OF OUR
$50,000 SACRIFICE SALE
OF
Auto Supplies, Tires and Tubes
Many below actual coat. Ask your neighbors who have already taken advan
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Special Tires Non-Skid AH Firsts
30x3 $7.50 30x3 $9.50
BIG BARGAINS IN THE FAMOUS
BUCKSKIN TIRES
32x3 $8.10
32x4 10.76
34x4 11.56
34x4 15.34
35x4 $16.04
36x4 16.28
35x5 18.82
37x5 19.96
WHILE THEY LAST
Following is a partial list of accessories offered in this gigantic sale:
Ronson Wrench Sets for valves;
made of drawn tempered steel,
finished in heavy nickel plate ... $ .48
General Service Wrench Sets (con
sists of 5 double-end wrenches) .49
For-A-Ford Wrench Sets (fit any
nut on a Ford) 50
Sedan Mirrors, 2x7 inches 1.00
Sedan Mirrors, 2xl5 inches. . . . 1.50
Pocket Volt-Ammeter 50
Steel Battery Boxes 1.49
Ford Front Springs 1.75
Triumph Mica Spark Plug (any
size) 35
Triumph Wrench Set R 7 A set
suitable for car owner or repair
shop. Contains the following:
1 Rachet Socket Handle, 1 Ex
tension Bar, 15 Sockets from
' 15-32 to 1 3-32 inches. Com
plete in wooden box 3.00
Send for our money-saving catalogue.
K. P. Rim Tools to expand and
contract split rims 2.25
Humbolt Ford Foot Accelerators . . .85
Celebrated Herz Bougie Mercedes
Spark Plug 60
Corning Lenses (Ford Size), per
Pair 1.00
Nickel-Plated Parking Lamps with
Switch 1,20
Low Vulcanizers and Patches
(small enough to put in your
pocket, yet large enough to vul
canize any puncture) 85
Folding Chairs Comfortable aux
iliary chairs that provide room
for extra passengers:
11-inch 2.25
16-inch 2.50
Running Board Luggage Carrier. . 2.00
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oil passes the pistons, fouls spark plugs I and
carbons the piston beads.
Sediment is reduced by 86 when you uso
VeedoL, the lubricant that resists beat. (See the
two bottles at the left.) Excess carbon troubles
are stopped.
Have your engine flushed out. Put in VeedoL
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supply of VeedoL
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