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TUESDAY—DECEMBER 29—1931
The Daily Cross-Word Puzzle
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1— Who it the present President
of the French Republic?
6—What celebrated Polish com*
poser and pianist was beloved
by the Frenth woman novelist
George Sand?
11— Wan.
12— Os infrequent occurrence.
13— Egyptian deity.
15— Narrow inlet.
16— Prior.
17— Symbol for aluminum.
18— Color.
20—Skillful.
22— What Roman god of the lower
world is identified with the
Greek, Pluto?
23— Pertaining to speech.
25- -Partake of food.
26- -Who was the mythological
founder and queen of Carth
age?
27- -Adult females.
29- -Sort of fortification.
30— What American poet wrote
“Annabel Lee’’?
3 J--Shelter.
32—Secured.
36—Apportions.
40— What Mohammedan calif de
stroyed the famous library at
Alexandria?
41- -Weep.
43— -Religious ceremony.
14— Unit of the decimal system.
15— Small bottle.
47- -Mongrel.
18—Indefinite article.
49- -Hebrew high priest.
50— Grief.
52— Roman numeral four.
53— Celestial body.
54— Notice.
56 What volcanic mountain in
northern California rises to
a height of 14,161 feet?
57 What town in south Greece
was for a long time the rival
of Athens?
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1 —What celebrated lawyer op
posed William Jennings Bryan
in the notorious Scop o s
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2— Above.
3— Blot.
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45— Conspire.
46— Noose.
49—Who is the Greek goddess of
dawn?
51—Third vowel of the Greek
alphabet.
53—Mother.
55—Comparative suffix.
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