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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-18
Russians Default on
Loan Of S5O,OOO,OOO

NEW YORK. June lI.--Th" Imperial
Russian government S5O,O00.OOO 6i2 per
cen. thrcc-yrar credit. maturing tomor-
row. VIII not be paid. according 10
statement which WAS received from :.
CEhct. charge d'affair"s and interim ana
financial attachc to the Russian embassy
at Washington. made public her" today
bv The American barking syndicate
which subscribed to tho loan.
In his letter 10 TN" syndicate. when
comprises J. l.. Morgan and company
the National city Bank and Guaranty
Trust company. Of this city. and Lee,
HUTCHINSON and company and klddor
Peabody and company, Of Boston. Me
I'rhct stated thai due 10 tn" rircum-
starces beyond control ! shall b" unable
to provide funds" which implies that
the loan will 90 by default.
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WILSON TO SAIL
JUNE % OR Is IF
TREATY IS SIGNED

WASHINGTON. Jun" 1T.-Prcsd"nt
Wilson hopes 10 leave Paris for WASH
inr,on on June % or IS, if the Germans
sign the peace treaty.
Immediately after his arrival In
about July 3. tn" president
will address congress. After ClearI7S
up pressing official business lie VIII
start on his swing arc. nj the circle
early in July.
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OBITUARY
BISHOP GREER'S
WIDOW DEAD
WIDOW OF LATE DISTINGUISHED
CHUHCHndAN DIED YESTERDAY
AT HOME IN HEw YORK.
Had Been HI for q Long Time and Her
Death Was Not Unexpected.

The sad news was received in Wheel
ing last evening Of tho diath Of Mrs.
Caroline Keith Greer. widow Of the lat"
Bishop David II. Greer. which occurred
yesterday afternoon at her home in New
York city. Mrs. Greer had been in poor
health for some time and her death was
not unexpected.
Surviving arc four Chldrcn-two
sons, William G. and LawrcI'" Greer.
and two daughters. Miss Jean Greer and
Mrs. Thomas Mcl.anc, all Of New York
city.
Mrs. Grcer was preceded To III" grave
ny her distinguished husband, the lat"
Bishop Greer by about on" month. The
late Bishop Greer was born in Wheeling
and was the founder of -. Mat:he VS.
Protestant Episcopal parish Of this city.
NEW YORK, June l.1-MrS. Carolin"
A. Keith Greer. tho widow OF Bishop
David r. Greer. dird AT ESQ this after
noon in the late bishops residence. the
Cathedral Of st. John the Divine. Mr..
Greer was 70 years old. This is the Soc
ond death in the Greer family since tn"
death Of her husband until many days
Grccr's brother in Wheeling having died
several days after the death OF the
bishop
Mrs. Greer was not informed of the
death Of he rhusband until many days
after II occurred. because TT the lime she
was under the car" Of physicians and
nurses. and it was feared that III"
knowledge of her husbands death would
Kill her.
Mrs Greer was born in st. Louis. Mo.
She was educated IN privat" schools in
Covington. Ky. where III" lat" bishop
married her in 1859 and whore she lived
the greater part Of her life. Mrs. Tr""r
would have been married Gfiy years this
year
Mrs. Greer had hccn i'll for NOR" than
two years with br"n? hits. which d"Vcl-
opcd later into tronChu- pneumonia. Sh"
is survived by two daughters and two
sons. The funeral will be private.
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Funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon at o'clock al the late nome
in Rnth3ny for the late DR.. Thomas
Crnmblcti. president of Bethany college,
who passed away At the Ohio Valley
General HOSPITAL SUNDAY morning. The
services w"rr attended by hundreds OF
friends Of IN" deceased and from all
over tho country and DR.. a. Mclean. an
intimate friend Of DIR. Cramhl"tt. paid
n hitting tribute to his life in his sermon.
The body was laid to rest in IN" camp
bell Memorial cemetery nj ltcthanE' Inc
trustees of the college were the honor
airy pail hcnrrrS.
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS NOTICE.
Notice of Redemption Of Bonds Of Eagl
GLASS & Manufacturing Co., Weuspurs
W. Va.

Notice is hereby given to tho owners
of bonds Of the Eagle Glass & Manu-.
featuring Co., of Wellsburg, W. Va; that
bonds numbered 81. 80. 80, "a, IS. sc. e.
SO. 80, 49, u. -. a. - 45' a. a. 40; 81 g.
Of $1,000 90 each said bonds bearing date
July list. 1918. will be paid on July ISL
1919. at the National Bank OF West Hir-
ginia. nj Wheeling. w. Va.
Interest on tho above numbered bonds
will cease July LIST. 1919.
EAGLE MANUFACTURING co.
Successors To
EAGLE GLASS & MFG. co.
James PAUL. Treas.
jc-10-u
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Pull Text Thursday.

PARIS. June lit was officially
stated that the full text OF the revised
draft Of the German treaty would be
made public Thursday. Copies of tho
document will be handed to the CORES
pondcnts in Paris.
Tho memorandum that was handed
to the German plenipotcntiariHs y"sr"r-
day was printed textually here this aft
ernoon
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Get 80 Percent Of Ships.

PARIS. juno l7.-Among tho Conccs-
sions contemplated for Germany in case
she signs the peace treaty it was learned
today is the use of thirty percent OF her
merchant ships for two years. Other
such concessions would be permission
for her to dispose OF her gold reserve
and to purchase the Minettc ores neccs-
sary for smelling her own iron ores.
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS.
NOTICE
Of Redemption Of Bonds OF the Refund
ing Loan 1907 Of the City

Of wheeling.
Notice is hereby given by tho COM
missIoncrs Of tho Refundins Loan OF
1902 Of the City of Wheeling. West var
ginia, that pursuant to the requirement.
Of the ordinance Of said City, passed
June Is. 1902. entitled. IAN Ordinance
TO provide for tho issue and sal" or
bonds Of the City of Wheeling. to De
known as tho R"funding Loan OF 1907
and redemption and payment, thereof
etc" tho following described bonds rs
sued under the said ordina ,ps f wl d nr
of Julv. a. n, 1919. to-wit: bonds OF
prn'p9l each sd ng%OI r. SAID SS
bonds viii be redeemed and paid at the
Bank Of the Ohio Valley in the City OF
Wheeling. West Virginia. on and atteI
the first day Of July. 1919. and SAID
bonds will cease to bear interest from
tho last named day and date.
(Signcd)
T. F. HE'LL.
j.. {. LIST. JR.
j. A. MILLER.
Commissioners Of the Rcfunding Loan
of 1902. 1e-l'-r
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WASHINGTON, June 17.--OwinG TO
present un&"IAed conditions. in Russia
the United S:st,s government Will make
no representations at this time with ref
crnnCc to tn" default IN payment Of tho
$50 zoe 6G0 thIrc-ycar loan mad" by
American bankers to tho Russian gov
crumcnt in 1916 and due June Is and
July 10 IT was announced tnGay by Act
ing Secretary of State Folk.
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FORMER POSTAGE
Rates EFFECTIVE
FIRST OF JULY

The postage rate that was in effect
prior 10 October 2. 1917. will 70 back in
to effect July first. The postage rate on
letters will be two cents, and postal
cards. one cent. AL mail matters Of tho
first class will be the same as prior to
October ., 1917.
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"ouietneaJ Is Rest"

"Quietnes1 Is Rest"
"Somc wears ago | clipped from
paper n poem in which each stanza ended /:
'Ouietncss is best Perhaps that IL
the name Of the poem. | am not sur"
about that. but l am anxious 10 hhu II
again and shall be more than pleased II
any Of your readers can tell me wher"
II can be found.
Another letter friend wants the misS-
ing Stanza Of the following poem:
A Souls Solnoquy.
To-day the Journey Is ended:
have worked out the mandates Of
fate.
Naked. alone. undcfcndcd.
knock at tho uttermost gata.
missing stanza.)
10 the gate swings wide at my knock
ing:
Across endless regions I see
Lost friends with laughter come flock
To give n glad welcome to me.
Farewell the maze has been threaded;
his life is the ending of strife:
Say not that death should he dreaded
IT'S but the beginning Of life"
Also, q Last Pieco Of Prose.
Most Of the friends seem to lose po-
ctry. hut here is one who has lost prose.
Can you furnish me with THE Sum-
ming Up Of Dignity" which begins:
THE visible poisc Of sclf-dominlon
Calm hcrosm of character facing the
inevitable Pride in the hour Of abase-
ment. and humility in time Of eSalta-
tion," etc, etc
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WAITED to hear from party who can
invest &500.00 to 100000. can gain
1907. bank reference must be furnished.
Address r. II. c., care Intelligencer.
nje-9-t
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Bishop +. J. Donahuc. who is attend
ing the business of the diocese ut Blue
field. pocahontaS. and other points in the
southern end OF the state. will not re-
turn to Wheeling for ten days.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBMES

FOR SALE-Elcar 5 passenger touring.
Excellent mechanical condition and
appnarUnCC. New batteries. now tires.
| extra casing and rim. 4 extra tubes.
Run less than $500 miles. Price $3.50.
Private Owner. care lntclilGenccr.
jc- lf-i
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were mentioned in ~" Paris newspapers
OF yesterday and today. StS4G
The dcpariur, =, h" delegates &C.
CURED amid the shouts. boots and jccrs
of a crowd which threw stones, seriously
wounding two delegates The crowd act
cd in the usual French hoodlum fashion.
Tho polio" mad" not tho slightest effort
to stop the hoodlumism."
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PoH R1NT--One large light front room
End floor Market street. steam heat
suitable for one or two gentlemen. vii!
rent furnished or unfurnished. Inquire
End floor Intelli8encer BLDG. ta-l2-tf
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FOR RENT

FOE REHT-Small furnished room per
week 500. Furnished Housekeeping
rooms. $500 up. Range. bath. phone
1929 Chapl!ne. -c-l7-m
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WANTED-Mals

WANTED-Salesman; prefer advertis-
ing experienced, high class men. Big
money TO Those who qualify-S75 10
5000 a week guaranteed. Call betwe
I and a m. Hotel Mcclure, Mr.. Van
Hess. 5e-17-h
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LOST and FOUND

LOST-A pockcthonk n, Pennsylvania
depot. Return To Geo r G;Flchrist,
at I2l7 ChaplInc street. Reward.
J"-lS-l
wheels on National pike. between
Cambridge and MorristOwn. Ohio. on
Wednesday evening. June 18th. Reward
Of SIS. Notify Rennie- kcyser Garage or
call 595-M BellRlre, Ohio. 1e-l4-m
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FOE RgyT-Nicc!y furnished rooms
modern convcnicnces. in business cen
ter OF city. Inquire End floor IntF.iisrn-
Ger Bldg. 3o-l3-r
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WANTED-To BUY

wANrzD-Pool tables. Wanted to buy
two pool tables and pair bowling al
lcys Write w. F.. DulinK. Spencer. W.
Va. care B., G. o. r. r. Office. Je-i7-t
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MuI1oHs are suffering with rheuma.

NuL1oMS are suffering with rheuma-
tism. Most important discovery OF the
age. A herb that actually drives the
tirely out Of the system. People write
US and say they are astounded at the re-
suits. especially on the kidneys. Just
think Of the money making possibilities.
Representatives wanted. $1.l2 pound
postpaid. 10 pounds IS express paid.
rheumatism Herb Co, Venice. Califor-
MIA my-26-t
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FOB RENT-LArBe cool front room
-uso Of bath and phone 2736,
jc-l6-i
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WANTED-Salesmen.

wANTED-Candy statesmen. agents. ad-
vertisc mfg. Good pay. kurn candy
Co. Philndclnhla. Pa. lc-le-N
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DIED..

"LER-on Monday, Juno IS. 1919.
ELMER j.. MILLER, in the 33rd
year Of his age.
Funeral from his late residence. No. 4
Forty-eighth street. Thursday after
noon at O'Clock. lnterment IN
Greenwood cemetery. Friends or the
family are invited.
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wAHTED-Several good carpenters for
outside work. Apply ]. w. Beltx &
Sons Co. jo-17-k
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FOR SALE

FOE SALE-1 Burroughs bookkeeping
machine.l Burroughs 9 column electric
adding machine, Ensign electric calcu'
lsting machine. also desks, time clock.
filing cabinets, account register, !
multigaph. Edison debating mahincs and
transcribcrs and shaver, typewriters.
billing machines, and other office equip
ment. Baer Grocer Company. je-l6-i
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P0R SALE-Violin outfit and two bows
at a bargain. l2l n. 9th st.. Martins
Ferry. Phone 333-J. je-it-i
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-21

Cut out the picture on al! four
sides. Then carefully fold dotted
line l its entire length. Then
dotted line 2. and so on. Fold
each section underneath. accurately,
When completed turn over and
you'll find a surprising result Save
the pictures
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-21

Mrs. Younge-Henry, IL you
don't eat the cake I'll never bake
another.
Mr.. Younge-If | do eat II you
won't need to bake another-for
me,-Pearson's Weekly.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-21
British Officer Surprised by cau-
ton Of Foe During First
OF War.


Lnodoa. The dangers b which ths
British grand nset. short of cruissra
d.sstroyers and with isfensaae~s hasss,
vas exposed dustag the aTss s~e AID
op.-half years u the war. owing to tbs
Herman use Of submarines. miuss and
.ssrreaoszs IN tesertbsd IA = beck writ
ten by Admiral Niscoant 1ellIcoa. for
rner commander at the ileet, covering
the activities ~ 1916.
Admiral tnlIlcoe points on, that the
German high seas lieet possessed -
dssitoyers. compared with ~ for the
grand fleet, and reveals that. owing TO
the submarine menace. the grHpd ne*t.
In the fall Ut iDii moved from Tough
swIlly and onls returned 20 the North
sea ahep tbs anchorage In Scaea Flow
tecam. reasonably safe
Neither In October, 1914. nor In May,
1915, Admiral Jeiiicoe says. did the
British margin Of superiority Justify
him IN llsregardlng IN. rnemy's tor
pedo fire. The situation gradually I'm.
proved after 1916 especially a. the
light cruiser and destroyer forces with
the grand fleet Increased steadily after
the battle Of Ju,Iend. considerably re-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-21

use Of hulits bflanEink, 40 the orTBnlsa.
tien Increased the value of the .trs
spring In the frs, generation from 10
tn ", per cent. with Rn average of Oh
PR cent.
The selection Of The hnils for an ~
ISOLATION ~ one ~ the most important
Considerations A good pur~hrrd bsli
will make rapid and marked improve
Insns In the herbs, and the association
interest Increase In proportion To Tho
Improvement obtained II n poor dairy
hsll IN ssssi the milk preduetinn II thu
members herds Is sometimes rciuc~d-
tfe interest," h iessencd. and these
conditions may lead 10 sh~ breaking M
vt the association Nureew Ia the np.
GRAFTON II mn association depends 4
great deal nn thr care that In used In
It's organization. DsirymeH cpatsms
plating forming NJ association should
consult the local couaty agent. write In
the state Agricultural css,ieg- or 90 Tia
dairy divi~tdM ef the uniisti Rsats~ Dr.
parsm~ni Of agrieul~ure at WashinStoa
for Mdstsv and assistance Tkr farm
~rx' bullesiM previously mentioned via
BE- fcand of KY~as value along thia tins.
particularly sh~ ssxxr~stsas which ass
k,vea In eosns~.iaa with the ecastifs-
tics and by-iswa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-21
Crewiess Ship Proves to Be a
Success.
Army ard Navy Experts Report That
Wireless Control 10
Possihie,

Washington. Army and navy ex-
,',stss h.,st: rr.sssrsesi the device Il John
Hays Hammond, Jr.. FOR radio cortrol
~ surface Craft To he seri laden with
explosives against cnetny ships sue
ces&, end predict similar results With
Submerged craft showing above water
only wireless an'snnae.
Results Of tests wera made public
I'm connection uith the nsw fcrtif'ca'
tons appropriation hill. which carries
sl75,on for construction Of an e1per'
imen,ai submerged beat
Secretary Baker wrote the houss
appropriations svTnmittee. whsch In
considering he bill. that the joint
army and Eayy board was convinced
u, tho prattscnhi'ly os the >,ntrni" u
the surface craft. and added that there
had slso been demonstrations Of the
possibility 81 the control al Graf,
completely submerged sxc~pt for m
air intake pspe.
Before finally deciding ~ the prr
chase nj the patents for ssNHD the
hoard ,ie&ires further experiment with
the submerged craft
Construction II the snbm~rsed
crAft. whlch viii he seon, NJ feet
hong b. I feet In diameter. will 'sls
two year. according to NJ. Hammond.
~ha told the committee he has spsnt
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-21
FRENCH NAVY LOST l4 SHIPS
Total ~ TernseG 10000: reur Sat.
usshles ard -Four Ar~e~d
Crasesrs in Ligl

Paris - Full Wac of French naval
;gssses In The ~ar iFcl8tiss four battle
SHIPS the RosSet, Ssiisren. Sc aiois ass.
ftaatur fc@r argsr~d cruisers. me
i.esa Ganssita Afasrsi rnarner. Gle
her aad fsapetIf Tfrpns rs; ore fa~s
cruiser. the chstsAurpDsuit, fpari~en
tIessruyer> eigh, tarr~rsa tosis and
fsBrt~sn stsfnssT tt&~ srs oF re ssts.
marines she irrl. uns r~flsystcd sy Ne
,aegsy bg. v@s subsequently, r@cgY.
cred Minor shlgs *g2rk acre eve sax.
slssry crHls~Ts, fowf xaFl=ste. SssvE7Yy
tao sstrrarins rhs~ssrs ene sss4p5 aa.
seven vasi cFst,.
The frvach loss tss Sg~ti ITO 1s1 teen.
s-~ty;st .EnCssl tans tor TagisEg, III
gss, tHns for T'sly saA iss.sY lsssss ~
he sHtsesi ssn'cs.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-21
HUN NAVY TINIID
JELLICOE SHOWS

dneing the dagger Of sacewssfnl tor
peaio attack. shile tho Inclusion Of
class X Submarines made II probable
that the en@aay wueld suffer nahFc
severely from, submarine attack -
tbs British.
rsbtes Arr Turned.
REGARDING ieIS. Admiral Jsilicoe
says IS .''-.'~.~ =
The position was ASSURED and w.
eoaid have afforded 10 taks rtsks which
Ia 1919 would hare eesa aawisa n
the Geraaan ness bad cosse on; TO hat
tie. u terrible paniahaa~cs awaited
thesn."
ou~thlra N In sdmirsl's hook h
drvssed to the battle ut Jntfand In
summing ~ the lessons % the hattie.
Adairai Jeiiicoe dwslis upaa the dsn'
xer tnvuiv~d In leaving too much to
chance 10 fiset assioa because car He~t
vas the enc and only factor vital 60
the exissenee Of the esapgra aud. In
bssas tp tia Allied canas, ,...
w. had no reserve outsides me bar.
III aeet which could la any way re-
place u In tho event Of DISASTER or
even should Its margin II superiority
BIO eliminated" TIN admiral continues
Admiral Jsiilcos says he knew that
hIs ships were inadeauateiy protected
with arSnor compared to the German
vessels OF the hattie cruiser type,
while III. German fest in the battle
~ intiand WINS far better en- in tho
number of destroyerx In addition, the
Germans Possessed "a maSt efficient
arrlor piercing shell.
The adinisa! continues;
When the battle fleets approached
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-21

there was q 6igeewace ct recsan.ng
hes@e@n she British hattie sewf saa
tssA battle cruiser sansdFSsrs, cue 10
the crassrfs having hsvn Engaged s.f
several hears Raa having refwst"sssy
altered their cesrse. nence, insteat u
being eatcoGntes~i right ah@ad, the ese-
Eny spf@arxd ca the stara~arsi hes."
instaag ac,iaa WAS aecessary. the a6-
nGral ~gS and be decided to aep1ay css
rho part wing siiyisian. thus compelling
,he Germans 10 tara aE ta stashoara 10
sywiiaa hn sssss ssessesl This raaas.yvf,
which has bern described ~ mastery
ny reviewers, threw the eaesny inta
cusnpista confusion Tns tscrmHn cssss-
iaasckr IN thisf rs&tiEfd thAt hsx cues
hope lay IN escape. proftiax by his
superiority iu torpedo craft. low vfs.
hi..iy. the approach os darkness and
the prexinisy Of his bases sad mine
nesis.
The sasmy II this rerioc Cred hua-
dreds al ,erp~toee. m Gersnaa cfac~ss
have STAGE stated Admiral J~sacee cen
slna~s. and although the Germans were
In the Erav~ss peril. the position Of the
grand teet itself was nsenaeed by DE-"
tsrmlaed tnrredo attacks IL thses
weather Hat the British ae~t by turn
Ing Its battle tine four times dertns
the sctien, the admiral says, got clear
ni. ~ iItL .. r.,
ot ms tDrpeaoes, wttftf wwfe rasskR
toward tho British shiIt., and defeated
the tactics upon which the Germans
han~d their hepes-
After estimating The relative strength
of the two fleets early IA thc war, Al.
mirrl ieliicvs expresses surprise that
tho GarmEas VERY ~ cautious aud
says:
III this conn,ry In the future DE-
t4aet te fnly for safety sEainss raids
or invasion on the ress alone. II IL
essential that WV possess consider
ably greater margin ~ sagctiorst, over
a possible eaetay Ia all rsasSss II yes.
sells than we did In August, laia."
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IDEA o. K.

trn years and 10000 on his Inrcn.
ton.
There IL no question whasevvr a
II 'ha ability 20 contrc, with great
accuracy tho torpedo or carrier" said
q letter Of MAJ. G~a r. W. Toe, d
member ~ the board, $50 long as II IL
surface vessel or has any sntennas
above the water. by direct radio
waves eI,her from shore W from no
akfpiaDe.~ IN. s.u -.
With n shorr station having q height
Of 50 feet above s.a level radio cnn
frcl III the craft has be~n demonstrate
ed 10 the board up 10 disfante ~
savcn miles, but General Coe sait that
II controlled from an sIrpssna there
was no limit ss 20 d!stance except the
prol~lllng power of the torpedo or tina
boat that carried II or the ajspianc.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-21
Charge Village Na-e

SEA- Francisco 49, tseTsa.antoua q
rrcs;~rusr~ eys~nGaity IN svs-pn rsats.
-. hxs Eyafss. tn vas ~ Va 5yrs - ~
sysrraur1er ana pfwaesS Hereafter,
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