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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-05
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses,

Marriage Licenses.
Pietro Rosati, 50, and Caroline Crisi.
-, Fairpoint, u.
Fiduciary.
George 4. Becker appointed admins
traitor Of tn" estate OF the late Maude
Spooncr BECKER: bond $500.
James Douglass appointed admInistra-
tor Of the estate of the late Ella Doug
lass: bond Sl.5n0.
Deeds Recorded.
d, Cecilia Fahay TO Amhros Borno, prop
erty In Caldwelrs addition: cnnsidcra-
ton $4,000.
Robert \. Soldier. to Louis L. Bltsk",
property in Triadclphia; consideration
SO .,.
Thomas F. Burge. ct n, to Joseph
pr!llcr, property in Caldwclfs addition;
consideration $40.
A. L. Kraft and wife to Charles
Thomas md wife, property In Church
h!ll's addition: consideration $40.
John A. Wilhelm and wife, 10 A. G.
KimplS, property in Triadc'phia; con-
sIderatfon $40.
" Il Irvine. trustee. ct a, 70 James
&. Paull. property IN Philadelphia: con-
sIdrration district, consideration $40.
J. D. Norman and wife, 10 Joseph
r. PAUL. property IN Woodsdale; con
aidCra ton $40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-05
- - s7-7---7----
RIVER NEWS

The steamer Leroy Of tho Liberty
Packet company. locked Mt tha wharf
late last evening. carrying a very heavy
cargo Of food supplies for local NOR
chants The boat will reload this morn
ing and depart at 1l:3O o'clock on her
return trip to New Matamoras.
Tho steamer Liberty, which left FOR
Pittsburgh last week. left there Mon,
day with very heavy cargo. She VIII
dock at the local wharf this morning.
After taking on additional shipments.
she will leave for parkcrsburg. THIS
hoat will make all way-point stops.
The trade on the Ohio river seems 20
be picking up slowly slnC" January !
and from all Indications II will he
very good year for the steamboat COM
panlpS along this stream.
Tho river began falling Yesterday
morning and At a late hour last evening
a stage of nine feet and falling slowly
was registered. A. soon as 1t gets down
q little lower work viii b" started on
raising the wiCkcts Of III" various dams
So that r normal stage - registered III
all points along the river
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-05
LEARN THE DETAILS OF
CHARLES ALGEO'S DEATH

Mrs. Harry Babb of Fourteenth stree;
has received additional details IN let
Ter from, her sister, Mrs. Charles Algco
Of Wichita. Kan. concerning the deAth
Of Charles Algcu which occurred Dc
cember 20 MIR. NEco. who was Il drli,-
ing contractor. in company with ID: w .
Shaffnr Of Tulsa. president OF the Pure
on company. and &. &. Blue. of E>ldor-
ndo. also n drilling contractor. WAS IN
route To Wichita In his Buick roadster
the evening Of the goth.
\ terrific storm was raging through
ont tho west and the suppoSition Is th?t
the car skiddcd and went over the en-
bankmrnt into the stream below
About O'Clock the following morn
Inr some oil mon were on their way 70
work and passing ut tn" point OF the
tragedy noticed ih" head and arms OF
body and the wheels OF car protrudinS
from the water Upon recovering IN"
body Il was found to I've that OF AlGc"'
When additional help arrived the car
and other bodies were removed. AsEe".
II is believed. was drowned while the
other two met instant dcath Wheh t"H
car overturned.
To date tina body OF Mr.. Algeo has
not hecn buried but. lies In the nausea.
lrum In Wichita. until Mrs. Alg"o nud
her eldest daughter. who have been
Frustrated since the accident. recover
sufficiently To make the days Journey
TO the buryinE ground 1T Ada. Kan Mr.
Algcp was a former Wheeling man. haN-
ing resided here a number OF wears az"
and having several relatives aud many
friends In the city. His mother ana
sisters, who recently moved from
Wheeling 10 SistcrSvillc. are in Nlchita.
Quite 4 coincidence is IN" fact that ME-
Algco's brother Fred. WAS killed IN an
auto accident about October %. 1920.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-05
ONT OF THE RACE.

When n person wakes up WIN SUN
back. has pains in muscles. ache IN nj:
Joints. or has rheumatic tw:nGes. ne
lacks ambition and energy and cannon
do his best " you feel out OF the race
tired and languid, or have otner SSmp,
promptly. Foley Kidney pills help tht
kidneys do their work and get out OF inc
system the poisonous waste mater tha'
causes SD mucn trouble. They i've re-
lief from sleep-disturbing bladder ois'
turbances Sold everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-05
IT'S VERY IMPORTANT
To Know About These Going Sales

Silk Muslin Underwear Pajamas Dressing Sacq
MILDLY whte Cens Dresses e to years. Knitted Boomers IN
black (vomens and chldrens) all priced at Il to Aof
Chren Baobe price, Womens Quilted Robes and Bathrobes
price Jack Tar Dresses white off, Serge Dresses off, Light
coored House Dresses including Pix makes price, Crepe Kmonos and
Outing Flannel Kmono Cdens Bbs Caps Shirts Dresses odd
groupings price, Broken Women Knit Underwear mostly at half
price
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-05

Even 10 ia. who have known no other
habitatinns this world seems {! strange,
n not appalling. plar" Of rcHId"ncc--
Robert Louis Stevenson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-05

Azores OF -Diamonds"-Dr. Russell Il.
Cornwall, Court Theatre, Jan. s, 9;15 p.
M. Tickets on sale today-5oc, 75c and
NJ 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-05

acres Of Diamords"-Dr. Russell II.
couweu, Court Theatre, Jan S, 5:l5 P.
M, tickets on sale today-5oc, 7Sc and
CT On
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-30
.840 MILLION MARKS DUE
TO REACH PARIS At NOON
Courier, Carrying insignificant
Looking Wallet. bringing Rcpa-
ration Payment To France.
20 NOTES REPRESENT SUM
Four Greater Berlin Banks lndorSc
Papers Guaranteeing Redemption
at Neutrality-suspicious. Balance
due on First Levy.
IEv AssocLated rrcss.l

RERI.IN MAY - ii the train car
ryins til" special courier Of tho Cor
man governments arrives At rar:" ON
schedule time. ;hc separations COM
mission abou; noon Monday "ill .'nmc
into possession "f tho onuivnl"n: ot
Sio.ooo.ooo gold marks, the balance
due from Germany on tho first bill
lion r"parat!ons payment.
Each of the notes. twenty in NUN.
bcr bears the indorscmcnt Of the
peutschr Bank. the Drcsdcucr Bank.
the Dhrmstadter Bank and tho Dis
conto Company. four leading banks
- Greater Berlin. who volunteer, ::
their joint guarantee III return for
the governments assurance that tho
notes would hr redeemed az maturity
without holding the hanks ma,crin y
- 'sponsiht.
Tn' courier. who loft Eci.iu Ia -
night. carried tho notes in 80 inSig.
niilcant- looking wallet tucked away
in an inside pocket.
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Course Becomes Evident as
Light Develops on Admins
tration's Policies.
EMPHASIZED AT POHICK
Indicates Accord With Harvey's
Assertion That U. S. Fought
10 Save Herself.
By Robrrt J. bender,

United News stan Cores pondon-
WASiiiNGToN. May a.-Before
this government takes broad steps
toward "n"ct!nE international ar
'anrements for preservation of world
n"ac" and Stability IL intends to
thoroughly set It's own house in or
der
This course has become incroas-
inGiv evident during recent DAYS as
light has developed on the adminls-
'raiion's dom" .tic. foreign financing
ana world policies in general 4, was
hut emphasized in a brjcf informal,
address tn" rr"slr:oui made today in
IN" historic rohtrk Va. church,
"h"r" ''""rso Washington once
Worship"d
Speaking on the occasion ~ a tah-
let uuv"il.nr dedicated 10 ;ho mon
who fcll IN Tho gr"a' war. IN. Pres
'id"nt again manifested his prime con.
cern IN tn" narons domestic out
100.
Il can Soc" tho prcsi,icr, said a.,
on" point in h,s address "ho- men.
"hanc with devotion. might give
their lives for their country Pu.
tina, same devotion is now needed
IN IN" tim" of peace
we ough, to go forth from this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-30
PRESIDENT WILL PAY
HOMAGE TO HEROIC DEAD
Will Deliver Memorial Day Address
AT Arlington National Gene.
terry Amphitheatcr.
TROOPS TO PASS IN REyIE,,
Graves of Service Mon in Other
'cInctcricS in Washington and
Its Enriinns Will he Decorated.
With Fitting Exercises.
my Associated Pres, ]

WAS'iINGToN. May 2a.-Lcadinr
the nation in commcm moration of lis
heroic soldier and sailor dead, Pres
if"nt Harding tomorrow will deliver
the Memorial Day address AT tho
amphithca;"r of tho Arlington Na e.
tional Cemetery.
Exercises in the national capital
i'm honor OF the mon who followed
their countrys flag began today. hut
tho formal homage Of the state.
viii h" pad by the Chief Executive.
himself tho son .. veteran of tho
Union armies. who resumes q Gus.
tom broken by the war-thc annual
address "f the President "f tn.
United states in the mids, cr tho
graves of tn" nations dead
Cabinet officers. high government,
officials and officers OF tho army and
navy, together with the representa-
tivcs Of foreign governments are 10
attend tn" ceremonies At Arlington
which arc 10 he conducted bv the
Grand Army Of the Republic. Prior
to tn" ceremonies a parade Of vet
Grams and troops Of tho regular army
Will pass in review before the Wh:ts
House. led hN Licutcnant-C;cncr
Nelson \. Miles. The marching rank :
IContinucd on Page Col ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-30
TAR, FEATHER AND FLOG
GOTHAM PASTOR WHO
MS7REATED WIFE
Ulster County Citizens, Indie-
nant, Arrange Vigilante
Visitation.

NEW YORK. May 29.--Iinuck White
former pastor OF the Church Of the
social Revolution, in Manhattan. was
dragged from his bed by twelve
hooded citizens Of Ulster County.
h"rscwhippcd ana tarrcd and feaih :
cred last Monday night, according
I" reports here tonight
Whites French wife. whom he
""dd"d III Paris last April is suing
Tor hhnulincni of the marriage on
tho ground that she knew nothing
at his radical proclivities when she
married him, and alleging. further.
mat he had mistrcatcd her and
driven her from home.
Andr"c Emile simon White, the
wife driven from Whites farm hom.
by his treatment "f her. has taken
refuge with Mrs. I.eonia Sw'nc.
h"nsckceprr for william McEIrath.
proprietor "t the Marlboro Mountain
House.
lndiCnaiinu against White because
rf his treatment "f his pretty young
wife led Ulster County 81; zcns 10
arrange the vIGilantc visitation, it
was said tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-30

that concerns motherhood and tho
Iutur' generations.
An ou,hreak is imminent at
Tn" university against present
day indcC"ncy OF fcminin" attire.
This is merely the rumble OF
thunder in tho distance. Tho sky
is dark"uinG"
The editorial thcn quotes col
ieGc pres dents I" show that the
bathing girl Of today is merely n
foresight OF the girl oi iomor-
row. that "it is an alarming sit
uation when our twentieth century
dchnianto comes out arraycd like
a South Sea Island savage" and
that the low-cut gowns. tho
rolled hose. the short skirts arc
horn of tho devil and arc carry
ing tho present and future gem
orations 10 social chaos and de-
siruction."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-30
FLAANAAARICM, FAMED FRENCH
SCIENTIST, COMMUNICATES
WITH SPIRIT OFDOG, HE SAYS
Declares Revelation of Recent Startling Experiences in
Spiritual Domain Will RevolutioniZe Psychic
Thought-Guards Discoveries Closely

publication" F!ammarion said but
! must. for the present, keep it's
contents absolutely secret II will go
long way towards convincing a
doubling world of the existence Of n
life beyond death and Of the possi-
bility OF communication with de-
parted spirits.
Each OF us possesses iiuid force.
which call psychic whose power
is yet unknown. II is capable or
leaving the Dody and producing the
phenomena so often observed by Sir
Arthur Conan DOYLE. DR. Hysaop. sir
Oliver Lodge. SIR William Crokcs
and other masters of science.
This force is able to move matter
at distance and. under certain in
fiucnces. can be made to traverse
many hundreds Of miles. reproducing
in PERSONS mind what is going on
at distant point II also permits
Continued on Page s. Col. 2.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-30
NATION BOWS HEAD
FOR MEN WHO DIED
THAT u. S. MIGHT LIVE
American Legion Joins With
Country in Reverence for
ValorouS Dead.
LEy Associated rress.1

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. May 2a.--
T. w Galbraith. ,Ir.. national com
mander Of the American Legion, toda Y
ISSUED the following proclamation -
'he legion members:
TO-DAY a mighty nation bows its
head IN memory of the men who ha ve
lied that the nation might iiv.--r:cn
Of Bunker Hin. Of Gettysburg. Of
Sanjiago and Of tho ArGonnc.
The American Legion joins the
nation in IL, reverence for the dead
hut the legion also claims a deeper
kinship for those who GioriouSly fell
in the world war. For these men
were our comrades in-arms linkcn ia
us by the strongcs; Of iie-.
We shall visit every grave today.
at home and abroad. and shall speak
words Of comfort 10 the dear ones
who mourn. But we shall not only
give, We shall receive For. as We
stand at their graves today. our com
radcs Viii speak To us They will
remind us Of the dangers that bcsri
our beloved land Of tho enemies
within and without: OF the long fight
that mus; be waged The voice o.
our comrades comes 10 us. like n call
to arms. Fight on. fight on. it urges
us"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-30
Warns Of Outbreak Against Lack of Dress;
Cease Being Savages, Says College Paper

MADISON. MIS-. MAY 2a.-."Lct
us cease being .avagcs before the
final storm overtakcS us"
This was the warning printed
today by the Daily Cardinal. Uni.
vcrsity Of Wisconsin student pub.
!:cation. in AN editoria! TRADE
against feminine dress.
Tho Cardinal gives warning
that an outbreak against tho
lack Of dress on tho campus is
imminent" the editorial says
The dress or rather lack OF
dress Of girls Of today is a mat
ter mcriting grave consideration
Female arms and legs and bare
shoulders and backs and hosoms
arc so prevalent that no drscrip-
tion need he given.
"It is not mere question or
prudcry. II is one that concerns
womanhood and manhood. ono
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-30
oPPEl'>, SiLt:sIt. Mny .H.-Thp
advance Sunrd of tho british hnt-
tniion ordered into SIlcsin ia mnin-
tain pence arrived here late today.
The detachment numbered about .0A
lEv rniird News |

orrELN. SILESIA Nav 20 Polish
IRREGULAR troops OF General k"r-
.antN's expedition have mined the
little tnwn Of Rosenberg which lies
Within their seized territory. having
completely plunderch the place. and
threaten 10 hlow il up tic minute the
German troops leave their trenches
20 advance. soldiers in the German
trenches facing tho town told the
United News correspondent that thcy
we're aware "f tho mining OF Roscn-
berg bat regretted that the ncgotia-
lions" between Germany and IN" en-
ten'c did not Yet permit them 10 ad-
vance.
Meantime. the trenches arc being
developed 10 a completeness rcsnin-
Continued on Page > col >
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-30
u. S. TO SET HOUSE IN
ORDER BEFORE TRYING
FOR WORLDS PEACE
Harding Sees Youngsters
as Potential Presidents

PoHIck IVA, May .. -rresj-
don't Harding recognized in small
children facing h'n hs Re spoke
IN the historic church here today.
whore G"org. Washington once
attended services. potential rrosi-
dents and Cabinet members
Looking down az . row Of
youngsters sitting just before him.
tn" President said.
AS look At yon boys and rirrs
there. all rarb"d in the sam. kind
Of raiment. all looking ESSENTIALS
alike. wonder which is tho son
Of a capitalist and which is tho
son Of workman All you chii.
drcn arc jusr IN" sons and dnugh
tors Of democratic America. and
no line IF class divides ycu ]
wonder which ~ YOU may nc
Presidents and heads Of state pe-
partments"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-30

: Tn" shir struck the ground nose
hrSt and the force OF the impact was
50 great that the big 400 -horse-power
Liberty motor in the front end of the
craft was torn from its chassis. and
thrown hack into the cockpit on ton
OF tho pilot and the passengers. All
OF the bodies were badly mutilated
!. The Curtiss Eagle was returning
from "A trip TO Langley Field. near
Newport News. Va, and had Just
crossed the Potomac River when Il
ran into the storm which had passed
over Washington an hour before.
The exact cause OF the accident.
PROBABLY never Will te known. as
those In thg machine werc dead when
witnesses from Morgantown. little
village near Indian Head, reached The
scene
An Official investigation Of the ac-
cIdenl viii ho ordered Al that in.
Nes'igd'ion II is possible an inquiry
w''l ne made into tho general desisn
ana practical use by the army of such
m"chine, the only one OF it's type
IN 'he army service. Air service otti-
Gers said today that when the plane
| left Langley Field it was apparently
in perfect running condition and had
hecn tnnctioning properly during sew
eral hours in the morning aud after
noon.
| Captain lie la vcrGne, air attache
81 the French embassy. wno made the
trip in the Eagle from Washington,
said tonight that in his opinion the
ia gle was uDDalanTeJ
The machine was badly balanced
captain dc la Vergno said 1T had
small motor. OF only 400 horse
power The weight was too much:
tho pilot could not control it. I de-
clinrd 10 return in it and came back
hy boat"
Return 4" Capital by Dont.
Representatives Campbell. o! Kan
Sds. chairman OF the House rules
! committee. ana Walsh. of Massachu-
ScttS. who went To Langley Field in
the Eagle. also returned to Washing
ton ny boat. MIR. Campbell said to-
night the element for safety had not
entered int" their decision not to re-
turn in the Eagle. that both of them
we're seasick, and the air in the closed
plane WAS bad.
IF the ship hal been open we
won'd have returned in IL said Mr..
ttpntIutitH ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-30
Hy &. T.. BCr,rllf.

PARIS. May 2a.-Camillc Flamma =
ron famous French scientist and
spiritualist. is about to reveal his
recent startling experiences in the
spiritual domain that arc likely to
ca voiutionizc spiritual and psychic
thought.
For tho present. Flammari"n Ia
guarding his discoveries very closely.
but ii was indicated today that his
recent experiences and vis!tations arc
of such tremendous nature that
nc hesitates to reveal the secret, cx-
cept by gradual steps. in order to
prepare the world
Flammarion is positive that he ha
proved the existence of souls in ami
mails, for he was able recently, for
the first time in the history Of psy-
|eh!c research. to communicate with
the spirit of A dead dog
IT am giving formal proof OF the
most astounding nature in my next
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-30
GENERAL MITCHELL HAS
NARROW ESCAPE IN STORM
Plane Tosscs at Mercy of Gale
f,00O Feet Above the
Earth.
+ r. Il LIS THRILLING STORY
Was just Ahead of Curtiss-I Eagle
Ambulance Plane Which Crashed
To Earth. Taking Seven Lives,
While Returning To Washington.
TELLS THRIILING STORY
tBy Associated rrcss.I

WASillNGTON. May 2a-Rricadier-
General William Mitchell. assistant
chief Of th' Army Air Service. and
formerly in command of al! American
air forces in France. had narrow.
escape from death yesterday from
the storm in which the army cur
iiss Ear ambulance planc crashed
with loss OF several lives Az
though h+ faced death in many forms
on the western front, General Nit.
ch"l admitted today that he never
t"lt closer 10 death than last even
ing when the singlc-scater pursuit
plane, IN which he was returning TO
Washington from Langley Field. was
twisted out of his control ana tossed
al the mcrCy Of the storm moro than
Loo feet above the earth
Finnliy RcEninrd Control
That he inally waA able TO regain
control Of his plane and run half
before Tho wind until out Of the
storm area and reach Boiling Field
by roundabn route that took him
almost - Richmond Va. was as
much luck - anything else. Goncral
Mitchell declared today
The officer told the story in mat
ter -of-fact manner, omitting many
Of the details. hut il was possible
ia piece together from his account
and that Of others who made tho
light al about the same time n
thrilling story Of danger and ad-
venture in the clouds
u left Langley Field about S
o'clock in the single scatter. accom-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-30
DECLARES LEE EMBODIED
s0uTH's GREAT IDEALS
DR.. Bowie Holds Up Confcdcrat,
Chicftnin as World Figure Tn
tanned hy Seinslncss.
SPENT LIFE or HIGH SERVICE
Tells Congregation Niryiuian Ncv-
cr Failed, for There Is no Fail
urr Save That Of tho Human
Soul to DO Its Best.

l. was Of Robert =. Lee as tho
man whose character embodied tho
rr"at traditions Of tho South rather
than ot his military genius and
achievements. that Rev. W. Russell
Rnwic. y. H.. rector or 81 pauls
Church. spoke last night in his Nc
mortal Day address 20 the members
of the Hollywood Memorial Assucia
tion Members of various other "a
iriotic organizations and many Con
fcdcratc veterans attended tho serv-
ices. pr. Eowie's address was a
brief bur "loqucn, on-
Dr. Bowie used the figure of Cen
ideals and historical values. as one
whose highest achievements were
untalntcd by sclfshneSs and always
IN furthcrancc Of the common veal.
as one who mad performed public
services ol tho most conspicuous
kind: as ono who had played a
great part in tho making Of history.
ana whose life and works had found
u common response in the hearts and
minds OF his fellow men
All GcniuScs Arc Not Great.
There arc men who have left a
great impress upon the world" said
Dr. Bowie. whose private lives or
public acts could not stand scrUiiny
napoleon was ono Of them He
changed the boundaries Of nations
and men followed him cnthusias-
tically in all his military ventures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-30
NY Associntcd prc...I

WEiSfiNfoN May 20Scvcn and
TWO civilians killed in the
Of WASH
80
Lieutenant 'o'onc Archie Miller. A., H.. Washington
". u recent graduate
fornr cmher
a. u thchciicr of Washington G.. arman of tho
Iilc .issncia alton
Stanley wrecked n,pc
of Syr Y
Field, Va. ' " ' 'ns''
Lieutenant John NJ Pcnncwil, Langley Field, Va.
Washin ID
Army air service officers the worst in tbe
ihcrm militia
mat was the which passengers falling
pnno had been killed INSTR " 'e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-30
MARCOW FORCES GIGANTIC
CLASH BETWEEN MONSTER
MANLESS MA VLES AT SEA
Wizard of Wireless Propheses Great Battle Directed
by Unseen Hands on the Land or in the Air
With the Weaker Navy Beaten

possibilities Of this newest arm of
the marvellous wireless achievements.
The possibilities along this lire
arc 50 great that even am afraid
10 say too much No one knows its
limit Already scientists stand aghas.
~ wha, the future may bring. Ex-
rcrimrnt, in England in directionai
wireless are already successful In the
embryonic stages and are being 50
i'aproved and becoming so much more
efficient that daily there are new SUR
prises.
II understand that America Is so
impressed that the greater part OF
the summer naval mancuvers will rs
devoted 10 furthcring its knowledse
OF this most important development
~ using obsolete 9readnoughts d.
roctcd by wireless as targets for at.
tacks from tho air.
1T can readily be seen that II one
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