Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 16, 1923 · page 24

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‘ . , . OUT OURWAY—ByWillfamH, L. ‘
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5 ' In mute J lS MTING Up AND 'THEY GIVE HIM PLEJ‘TY OF Ream
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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS *
MARYLAND 1923 l , ' ». u , ‘
The drewlng llluetretce etyplcel W} L '5 : I
Maryland entomoblle llcenee plate. “L J .'
Three men law an automoblle go by I
wlth a Maryland llcenee. All agreed .. "W '
that they saw elx flgurel on the tag.
One man remembered eeelng a 2 end '
e. 9; another new two elghu to-
gether. The thlrd men -.w the fig-
ures 06 followed by enother figure.
Can you puzzle out the number of
the llcenee? '
Yesterday’s engwcr:
If one son wai three time- ” old
as the other, and l! the ege ot the
tint mulllplled by lteelf. added to
the ego or the eecond. multiplled by
Itself. produced the eum o! “D. the“
age or the elder must heve been 18,
and the younger e.
For: 18 equal. 8x0: And 18:18
emul- 824, plus 36 (6:6). equele 860.
'Cellfornle he. 261.4 motor vehicle. ' '
render: to every 1,000 persons, or .. ~ - ‘ , . .
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