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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-13
DEAD BODY OF WEALTHY
MAN FOUND IN MARSH
Theory of Detectives Is That the In
diana Man Was Murdered
For His Money.

WARSAW. IND. Nov. l2.-Wilh 4
bullet hole through the head. the body
OF Ray Mason, vice presidcnt of the
National HorseshCers' Protective As
scciatiOn. residing in Kalamazoo.
Mich. was found in a marsh on the
outskirts Of this city today
The body evidently had been in the
marsh for more ihan week. That
Mason had been The victim of hold
up men and had been killed and
dragged 10 the marsh. in an effort 20
conceal the crime. is the theory cf de
tectives who have been investigating
the case. Mason was the owner ol
considerable property IN UuiOn Guy
Ind. I00 miles south Cf warsaw, and
il is believed he was on his way from
Kalamazoo 10 that city when muir
dared.
A receiver. with which il is believed
Mason was killed. was found near the
body. ID was smoarcd with blood. No
bloOdstains could be found near the
body. but evidence that it had been
dragged along the grovnd could be dis
cerned.
The purse of Mason WIS found in
the pocket. empty. a brother of Ma
son. who arrived today. said the labor
official he'd considerable money in his
possession when last seen He saif
that there was no reason for suicide
and he knew of no enemies of his
brother.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-13
DRIVER is DASHED TO
DEATH IN AUTO RACE
Car Is Wrecked on San Antonio, Tex.
Track, and Occupant In
stantIy Killed.

SAN ANTONIO, TEN, Nov. IL
Toby De Hymel. widely known driver
of racing automobiles. was killed while
par icipating in the races here this
afternoon when his car lost wheel
and was wrecked. He drove in the
last vanderbilt cup race in New YORK
and was known as the Aztec Indian
driver.
The accident occurred during the
twelve-mile handicap race. De Hymel
was rounding curve, driving his
Stoddard- Dayton racer -at-a furious
clip, when a front wheel flew off and
the car crashed into an embankment.
De Hymal was thrown clear OF the car
some distance down the track. When
track attend ants reached him he was
dead. with the broken steering wheel
OF tie car eiutched tightly in his
hands
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-13
ASKS FOR GRAND JURY
INVESTIGATION IN NINTH
Further Canvass Of Votes Shows
Losses For Both Stuart
and Ssemp.

MARION. VA. Nov l2.-Thr Ninth
compression district election Will
probably ha investigated by a grand
jury. so far as Smyth county Is con
cerned.
Treasurer Anderson. of Smyth county,
has asked the grand jury to inv"su-
gate the charge that he made an He
gal list of he voters OF that county
for Tuesdays election.
Further canvass OF the returns II
the Ninth district today shows losscs
and gains FOR stuart and Slemp thai
about offset each other.
The official majority for Slemp will
not probably be- more than 25o, If tna'
much.
As a result ~ the Official count IN
Washington county. Stuart gains on
the figures originally announced II
10. fifteen votes. his majority being
Officially 1859 by the official count
In Tazewell Sicmp lost twenty eight
from the unofficial figures.
In Russell county. Stuart loses sev'
cutceu from the vote orlginaiN
claimed for him. The official IN Iority
for Slcmp In Smyth county is 1874. a
loss of five from the unofficial iig
ures.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-13
Princeton is Badly Wal
Ioped in Football Battle.
WINS SCORE BY TUMBLE
Defeated Players Are Outdistsnced in
Every Department of the Contest
and Lose to the Tune CT to g.
North Carolina 5lsnkcd BY w. g. l.

PRINCETON. y. J., Nov. i2.-faie.
,: Prince. on. :. The PRINCETON foot
ball eleven today lost an opportunity
of life-timc-an Opportunity to 30
through the football - lsCn of 1919
without defeat and possibly without
being scored upon. but they lackod
aggicssiv-ncsS. characteristic 50
pronounced in previous Tiger annals
Princeton W3s OuiPlayed in every de-
psrtment CT the game. with the posi-
bic exception of kicking. Bailous
high spirals carrying further than
those Of Howe. the yale crack.
Princeton was fortunate TO score
Had II not been for the fumbling 81
i;aly in the FIRST Dcriod the nome
eleven would have been Inabi" To get
Close enough for Pcndlctcn to try tor
a EcsI from placement. Pendlc'On vas
the disappointment Of he game. Com
pared with Wales interference. Prince
tons was infsniile. The Yale ends
broke through the Princeton line time
and time again and threw the fleet
footed pcndclton before he could ct
started On the other hand. Yale 5
line WIS her strongest pOini. Neither
ffAfU %UVNfN rN- MUS f'A ~ fHt ~
binary
Aside from the forward pass there
were no ncw football cvoluiionS
Yslc's best ground gamer WAS the
fake Kick. Howe would drop back
apparently waiting for tn" hall and
either Kistlor ~ D7iy would take nc
pass and plough through he Prince
ton tactic. or between tackle and cud
The forward PASS. which enabled Vale
~ turn Tho ildc ri c7fcaf into 2 wave
~ victory. was beautifully executed.
Yale hsd worked The ball vel down
tho field shc advantage being partly
due 10 n fumi,i~. When Within twenty
ards ri fhc PRINCETON goal ~ The *
frcmc casi side n the hr.d Howe
droppcd ~ ono side and gcrf fh~ haIl
directly into Fitzpatrick hann@. AZ
the Iaficr had ~ d. was 10 catch ih'
Continued ou Eighfh PAGE
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-13
BELIEVED DEATH BLOW
IS DEALT INTENTIONALLY
Act is Committed During Battle Be-
tween West Virginia University and
Bethany-Umpire Declares the Vic
tim Was Deliberately Run Into.
Gives Out Statement.

WHEELING. ". VA. Nov. l2.-i,r-
dolph Monk. OF Ccnnclisyillc. Pa. cap
tain and left hslfback of the West
Virginia University football team. died
in the hospital here tonight of concus-
yion Of the brain received In the game
win bethany here this Afternoon. In
which the teams fought for the stat"
championship Monk was injured dur
ing the last period Of the game and
be was taken from the field unc1n-
scious. Mccoy. right end Of the Beth-
any team. fell on Monk in the scrim-
mage. and spectators say the men
tough, viciously. The referee declares
he saw no blows stuck. when Mccoy
arose from the PROSTATE form OF Monk
he was removed from the game.
Wast Virginia won the game 10 U.
Coroner Rogers began the inquest
into Monks death tonight Several
witnesses testified that Monk was
'sluggcd" during The game.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-13
AVIATOR TO FLY ACROSS
THE KOADS TOMORROW
Navy Department Appoints Day Tor
Fiiqh. from Chesapeake Bay
20 Norfolk.

WASHINGTON. n. C.. Nov Il
The navy department today appointed
Monday as the date for the acceptance
fight Of Aviator Ely from the cruiser
birmingham This. OF course. is con-
tinsent upon weather conditions auf
should unfavorable weather develop
the fight will be postponed until the
conditions arc suspicious for the ex-
pertinent.
The Birmingham. with Ely and his
machine. will sail from Hampton
Roads up the Chesapeake for twenty
or thirty miles from which point me
aviator win launch his snip ana
through the air retTace the course OF
the cruiser on its journey up the bay,
landing. IL his plans do not miscsrry,
in the Norfolk navy yard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-13
WEALTHY BANKER FOUND DEAD
Supposed the Tennessee Mar bcci-
dcntsiIy Killed Training Dog
nv Associates Press,

RRTSTOL. TENN. Nov. Il aFe
/. Earnest. a wealthy banker If John
son City. was found dead in the woosis
near that city this afternoon we
had been ont training hunting doc
preparatory 10 the oyen Sswe season
which begins November u and inui-
cations were that bis gun was acei-
denfaIIy dis charEcd whiic he sss
crossing fence
lie was president 81 the bnaks N7-
tionaI Rank ~ Johnson City ana
promIncnt in financial circles IN East
Tennessee.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-13
Beats Field Handily at James
town Track.
WINS BY FIVE LENGTHS
Planet Takes Second Place In Hand
Gs,iop-Proves to be Feature Event
of Afternoon-Summs Of Races
Entries for Monday.

NORFOLK. VA, Nov. I2.-Jim. a
tbrec-year-old. owned by W. j. Car
ney. was the hero of the afternoon
at jamestown track today. Jim beat
his field i'm the six fur!ongs dash for
gentlemen riders hsndily. He broke
away fast. made an outrageous pace
for the distance and made a show of
his company in the closing, romping
through tho home stretch five lengths
TO the good
G. Crawford's Planet. warm favor
tie in the betting, took second place
in hand gallon.
The race was the feature Of the
last day OF a splendid weeks card At
Jane town Mr.. Bruce Carney. who
is clever rider all the time. sent Sim
away from the gate ahead Of his field.
Summary OF Races
First Eacc-Thrce-year- and
upwards. one mile. French Girl. 100
(GOidstcinB. TO 2. out. won. Oghe-
waga los (NcCahcys. , to !. I to ;,
out. second. MispiIlion. loo ME
Cabcl. 20 !. 2 20 I. : 20 :. third.
Time. I.s2 -. FiaifOoi. Tom Cat
aud I.sbcIlc Agnes also ran
Second Rscc-fIurdlc; 3-yesr-OlGs
aud upward; selling. about one mile
and ihrcc-duar;crS. Gun Cotton. 1f2
fSmithl. l. 10 I. Z To I. out. won.
Lizzie Flat. ~ fuct,ahcyl- 10 10 I.
10 .. out. sccoud. Nick O'Timc- ifz
{ 0Hcidcri. : 10 7. Z 20 ;. ogi. third.
Time. Lac - MISSIONER and Essex
also ran
Third Race Two-ycsr-olds. handi-
zap. siN furionrs Via Ociavia. leo
fCcrdoui , 10 Z. io 7. cut. won /;
Martin W. LhfIctoB. ife (McCehcy).
II TO 2. ont. secoHd. Capsizc- ioi
/ fRclD. = ID I. $ 10 >. out. third. Time.
tf.f2 -. Lab also ran
Fourth Race Three ycar.olds and
upward seven furioucs. Racquet.
los fMcCahei. 6 10 .. ? 10 >. cut. Won {.
King Cobalt. 1oS tsfcCaheyl. 20 I.
even. ont. second. Compton. io@
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-13
scHENK Will RECOVER.
Accused Wife Of Millionaire Is Still
IN Jail
nv hs,o-iaicd I'rrEs'

WHEELING. W. VA. Nov 70
John S,hcuk., Tho millionaire pork
packcr. who fs alIcrcd 80 have bccn
poisoned with arscnic. viii recover.
according 10 his physician. Dr. = l..
Huup tonight. although his recovery
vin b, slow aad tedious. Mr. Schcuk's
condition viii enable the prosecution
aud the atiurucys for Mrs. Schcnk 10
arrrc mon dale for a hearing upvu
sharr~s araiusi fLr woman. Who -
IN Jail under allegations that she sd-
minisisrcd. or caus'd 10 Nc admins
frF~d in mineral waicr. Tho arsenic ~
r,ison that caused ;hc illncos II her
hu band
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-13
Richmond Man Missing.

RICHMOND. VA. Nov. ia gen
eral alarm has been sent cut by the
police In an effort TO nnd some trace
OF the whereabouts Of IL. r. jennings.
a real estate man, ~ years old. VINO
is said TO have disappeared early las
MiDday morning.
So far as can be ascertained there
Is no motive for Jennings sudden
leave-taking. His relatives are unable
to advance any theory that will aia
the police in their qrest and the case
seems shredded i'm mystery.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-13
Steamer Aground Near Hstterss-

NEW YORK. Nov. i2.-Thc United
wireless Telegraph Company received
> dispatch from Capc IIatfcras today
saving that an unknown steamer PROB
ably 2 lumber vessel or Gil carrier. had
gone aground this afternoon On the
utffcr edge Of Diamond Shoals. II Is
stated that iife-savinS crew MS
gone 10 The vessels assistance. The
wind was given gs blowing northwest
a. twenty six miles
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-13

half over. these big cars were sim
punched and ing some Cf the most
thrilling driving in The annals OF au'
tomobile racing.
A scant thrCr minute AT times sep
arated The first folr. or five seconds
ONLY marked the difference in some
of their laps. The drivers cav ght the
infection and orencd their speed lev
ers wider aud the dying wheels at last
refused TO stay ON the track at the
turns.
Dash into Ditch.
Willie I.lup' was the FIRST to 20
crashing from the course. sixty miles
further Wagr9r. toe. sent his ear roll
ing into the ditch. Then Nazzarrp
reputcd to be the worln ; most careful
driver. bcni his rear axle irreparably
and was OF Of IT, For the next soy
crtv. five miles there Wa a battle royal
between DO Palma's Fiat which hal
taken the lead. and Bruc"-Brown and
ueincrV. in tn ROM ccrS. Bruce
Brown running second with De Palma
a few wards behind him. bui TWO and
a ha,f minutes ahead on actual run
ming tithc. tiled IT, shake of he Brock
lvn italian. De PAIN rcialiatcd with
reckless efforts To pass nrucc-Brown,
once nearly overt mining his car ut tn"
granSstand corner. hrt when Bruce
Brown rounded the turn aud shot into
his last Ian Ne Palma was nowhere
10 be seen. Thousands # wat rh"s in
the .,nnscly hacked rrandstands Slowly
licked Of the time and half mihu'"
Of Re palma's vantage while his help
crs stood on tiptC" or climbed slant
Iings in their pit. p"rring vainly To
catch sight of him. lie had stopped
ON the back stretch End was out or
the race with q hrckcu cVlindrr.
Three Minutes Behind.
Whon Hemcry roarcd across the fin
ish few minutes later. it was qncs-
ton whether Rrucc-iirown could get
in quick enough Ia beat him in run
ming time. Brucc-F,rown had started
three minutes Ia'."r than llcmcry.
Bob Blrman was . lap behind the
Bcnz at the finish More than anyone
else in the race he had suffered from
lh.e burning mp of tires. stopping nine
times aud putting on ten now tres.
In the last hundred miles. however.
bad luck let him alone and he ran into
an easy lntTu DDStNNh- i'"''' W. ="
winrar of the Vanderbilt cup this tali.
led all the Americans in his Alco until
the 175th mile when engine trouble
stopped him dead on the track at "A
remote turn.
Arthur Chevrolet. in Marquette
Buick. did fast work fer abort 100
miles, where broken crank SHAFT
stopped him for good The lozier
pair. Joe Koran and Ralph milford.
both of whom finished the race, had
dual Of their own abort fifty miles
in the rear Of the5Seaders. the electric
timing machine showing Them TO be
tied to the fraction of a second al the
242-mile mark. Koran. winner Of the
S.. 900 speedway grand prize at At
lanta On Monday Of this week, dropped
slowly behind Milford. who finished
about four minutes ahead of him. Mul-
ford was fourth and Horan fifth. while
twenty seconds behind was Joe Daw-
sons Marmon car. which almost over
took Koran in the last lap. Dawson
was the last man to finish. all the
starters being out CT the. race with
broken engines. Fully sixty thousand
spectators saw the race.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-13
confeeerste veteran oesd

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. NOV L.
Death has claimed another menber
Of the Confederate veterans ~ ma
city ono Of the few survivors 81 he
famous Black Horse Csvairy hat
distinguished the campaign IN Viz
mia during the civil war IN the pa-s-
iEr NJ General Beverly Holcomo Nop-
crispn. who died a. his homc To-Day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-13
Injured Intentionally.

PITTSBURG. PA. Nov. i2.-Aitor-
ney Homer n. Young. who nmpired the
football game between West virginia
University and Bethany. at Wheeling.
this afternoon. lives here.
He said tonight:
81 cen state positively thai the In
Jury to Monk was the result OF
plainly deliberate act. / cannot give
the name OF the Bethany player who
inflicted the injuries. but saw the in
cident A few minutes before This !
had penalized BETHANY fifteen yards
because the same Bethany player had
run into Monk Intentionally.
Runs Into Him.
Il was Watching for more work OF
the same scrt. In the next rush there
was no untoward occurrence. but IN
the next | saw the Bethany player,
whose name did not obtain. DELHI
erafely run into Monk and knock the
latter ever backwards. Monk fell
heavily on the back OF his head and
did not rise. II he was kicked ! did
not see it. | put the PLAYER who had
knocked him down cut OF the game.
He acted like man who knew he had
done something wrong. for he left he
field without a word Of protest or eX
PLANTATION.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-13
Mr.. crlrpen Not There.

CAfGARA. A. HERTA Nov. "
fuveefirafiru p, he RIVAL Northwest
mounted police shows there j. no ruth
in th- story eircuiafsd from AiiN ~
hcria iodsy. 10 the eject thai l'cnc
Flmore. wife Of IIr. Harvey ". trip-
ron. vas there. Tho STORY. b - s7'd.
3. vhune y FTudrc' 20 ihc imariHa
ton
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-13
VAN Of MERCHANDISE
WORTH $4,000 STOLEN
Trouble With Chauffcurs and Csbmcn
Not Settled by Agreement With the
Expressmen and Violence Continues.
Several Attacks Arc Made by Mobs
and Police Are Kept Busy.

NEW YORK. Nov. l2.-The strike
of drivers and helpers employed by
the trans-cc influential cxprsse cont
panies was formally declared on this
evening and It was announced at
strike headqra ;"rs that the men VIII
return 30 " 81, Monday. This viii end
one OF the most serious labor dis
puios that the metropolitan district
has experienced In years.
The close of the strike was brought
about bv the New JERSEY strikers. who
voted late today To nc .ept the terms
upon which the compare, offered Ia
take back the men Thr agreement
provides thai the men sha' he taken
back without discriminate, except
for acts OF violence during TIA strike.
Each company will take Up With itS
employees the adjustment cf yes
and hours. Recognition of their M: IN.
the chief issue for which the strik
held gu, fer several days. Is net
granted. however. but the open shop
policy Is to prevail.
Chauffeurs on Strike
The agreement between The express
companies and their employees does
not affect the strike Ct chauEfeurs. cab
drivers and drivers for department.
stores. who at first quit work in sym.
patty with the express employees anu
presented demands In their own bc-
half. President Foster, OF the Inter-
national Brotherhood Of Teamstcrs,.
declared tonight that the fight Of the
chauffcurs and cab drivers viii con
tInue until recognition of 'hsir union
is wen.
Express Var Stolen.
A bold theft of an express y u. con-
tanning merchandise worth 100000,
and several attacks Ivy mobs an driv-
ers of express and delivery wagons
occurred this afternoon. giving the
police the hardest work the have had
for several DAYS in connection with
the strike. Four strifa- breakers were
arrested. charged with the the'' OF tae
van. which belonged to the Adams Ex-
press Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-13
Official COUNT GIVES
SiEMP PSI MAJORITY
Result OF Vote In last Tuesdays
Election in the Ninth Shows
Nearly 1000 Democratic Gain.

ROANOKE. VA, Nov. l2.-The Off
cial count of the vote in last Tues.
days congressional election In the
Ninth Virginia district was completed
today. and gives Congressman {. u.
Slemp. Republican. a majority of 23l
over Henry G. Stuart, Democrat.
Slemp's majority two years ago was
4 100.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-13

WASHfNGTON. y. 9. NoF. -
Lover pricrs for meats and other
foyd should b. the result ~ fhc
bu.npcr crops watch Tho UNITED Siefcs
has rrueucrd This year IN tac "ri''oh
Of Secretary q kgriculiure Wilson
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-13

Meanwhile Nazzarro holder r. Tho
worlds rc~ord 81 ai'uu; seventy i've
Mills IN hour was DOING the fastest
laps 81 ih~ dav IN an effort % c1ich
TIcmrrv NazzaHrs iyrSf time for
single LAP vae f.Nsz. Which waS ~ the
rate ~ 7sl miles an hour pr over
hundred miles be lid ont the r4c~.
wfsn Wagner took The lead Tor ai's,ui
forty miics. huf.iosf IL in bling bis
III afd casoiinc tank "a fhr pits
Whru the 1.in.rsilr mark vas wcll
In che rear and The race more fhau
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-13
THE WEATHER.

Fair Sunday and Monday;
rising temperature Monday; d.
rinishing northwest winds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-13

THE DAILY PRESS Is the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives the
full news service of the Asso-
ciated Press.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-02
FIELD or OPERATION

The North Amsrese wireless
Corporation proposes 8l 80 into tho
SEXUAL commercial utYai.aa field
and not 90 spsn1 its time or money
IN irring cut theories OF expert
aasas a sinsIs ot ssofs.s,s glil eg issuso
try IN which the wireless telephone
81 the future viii not play an tn-
Inftant part IL IL adapted TO prac-
flcaiiy all known forms % business.
without entering into competition
VIII the established wire systems.
the commercial radio telephone has
disttpctiVs field Of operation
which VIII afford broad extension
and usage. II viii be a valuable adj
ttnct for transportation companies,
TO keep In touch with their various
craft Railroads will need u in
connection with running their
trsins, and for the use OF their pas
enterprises need u because IL may
affoFd uninterrupted service und@r
All conditions. II will be Invaluable
TOT tntorisland Transmission Of in
tnlligencs. and In sparsaly settled
districts Of the country. where a
VIE system would be fmpractica.
sls or too costly 70 install and main
lectures and daily news service also
IAN be fuTniHhee and distributed 70
Vhousanda OF homes widely scat
tered The average busineO man
VIII need 81 TO bring him In i'm
mediate communication with tho
entire field OF commercial activity
and at a reduced cost. Ita field OF
a. all tbs world needs u and this
weird lido demand insures its rapid
Development and commercial extern
sion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-02

ffosn ship 20 shore or from ship to
ship. Win the psrfscstoE Of The
sparkisss wireless telegraph q gen
srsi inland and coast telegraph bas;-
meas bssAms feasible at rates that
should place tho service within the
reach o. alt ciess tunins TO almost
infni,e variations 10 made praetio-
able. TIE dangers prsssas when the
old sifio spark Eap apparatus 70
used are silninatsd The siss aud
eest Of the aaaipmant u reduced
and the various othsr objection ebts
features % the old system. includ-
tag poiss and ease of intsrfsrencs,
obtaiHahls ~ very high, probably
exceeding se8 words a minute for
pre-s reports. etc. IN the opsnlon 81
eNpsrfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-02

I feel certain thai within q short
time We viii be able 20 be In wire.
less communication between eur
station on top Of the Metropolitan
Tower Ia Hsw York and the Etffsi
Tower In Paria
may say that the possibilities Of
the Radio tsierhons are almost lirn-
itisss. ard I confidently predict that
within the noxt five years svery
ship Of large tonnage that Eoas 10
see will be equipped wtth the wire
less tsisphoas. aud. will be IN tsls-
phouin Communication IN every part
81 tho civilized world.
Already SQUADS have bsoa car
ried BY means OF ether waves 20 .
distance OF coo miles. the demon
stratlon bsins nsaas from Paris 10
station near Marssiiiss duans
MAJ. itos
EiEht years ago messages could
% cent By w,rsies. telegraph over
distance Of only 70 miles. and now
even by the old-fashionsd spark sys-
tern. wireless tsisEraphio command
cations are daily held across tue
Atlantic wireless telephony 10 ssiu
IN tie infancy. bat . strenuous if-
FAINT II h. The END cannot be pre-
diotsd. fer each day yislds It's quota
Of ssftnits Information which clear
IL points TO the aimos; infinsis pes
sisIlltiss % Radio Wireless reis-
phone To show how these improve
msuis tend unmirtakably towsrf
tsansAtiantts wireless cnnvsrsAtiot
"a the near future. ! will call at
tsnsion % the following facts