Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 291, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 April 1934 — Page 13

APRIL'IB, 1934

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cian who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of disease of the mind. Psychology is the science of the human mind or soul, and its activities and capacities. A psychologist is a student or specialist in the subject. Q —What are the dimensions of the Washington monument in Washington, D. C.? A—The height is 555 feet 5 1-8 inches and the base is 55 feet lVa inches square. Q—What is “The Alpha Test?” A—lt is a psychological test that was Introduced in the army during the World war, to determine roughly the mental capacities of officers and soldiers able to speak and read English. Q—Who is President Roosevelt’s personal secretary? A—Miss Marguerite A. Le Hand. Q—What are the names and political affiliations of the United States senators from Iowa? A—L. J. Dickinson (Rep.) and Louis Murphy (Dem.). Q —Who was the star in the motion picture, “The Gaucho?” A —Douglas Fairbanks. Q—What is the numerical value of seventy, followed by fifteen ciphers? A—Seventy quadrillion. Q —What was tne student enrollment in American colleges and universities in 1929-30 and 1931-32? A—For 1929-30 it was 971,584, and for 1931-32, it was 989.757. Q —When and where was the telephone invented? A—Boston. Mass., by Alexander Graham Bell in 1886.

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To the camp of Abu Batn, upon the border of the Galla country, word had come from his spies that the Galla warriors would prevent his passage through their territory. Abu Batn. weakened by the desertion of so many men, hastily moved north with his lone prisoner.

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Great had been his rage when he discovered that Ibn Dammuk had stolen La, and now he redoubled his precaution to prevent the escape of Jora Drinov. So closely was she guarded that any possibility of escape seemed almost hopeless. She was depressed and melancholy.

—By Ahern

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For a time she had harbored the hope that Zveri would overtake the Arabs and rescue her, but day after day passed without bringing the hoped for succor. She could not know', of course, the straits in which Zveri found himself at the refusal of his men to advance.

—By. Edgar Rice Burroughs

Perhaps, had he definitely known the fate that confronted Zora, he would have cait aside every other consideration and gone to her rescue. But, being naturally suspicious of the loyalty of all men and women, he had persuaded himself that Zora had deliberately deserted him.

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