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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-01-13
PHILADELPHIA
WARNED OF HUGE
PLOT BY RADICALS
Reported That 100000 I'm
! employed WIN Destroy Big
Plants Tomorrow.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan lsy-A
@rutbbess domonstzuason by radicals
IN bshaR Of thas o,tyAs 10000 IN
snpioyod u planned SOr tomorrow
night according 20 inSormAaiOn re-
oelvsd from unroveaied SOURCES by
Wafer c. Foster. head Of the De-
partment Of Justice here.
The proposed demonstration VIII re-
Gult In Wholesale destruction OF tn
dustrial plants here. Foster eaid the
adviceq stated Department OF Jus
toe in Washington, New York. and
Pittsburgh have been notified, Foster
said, as the planned programme OF
terrorism" may extend to those
eities.
Ten reserve policemen were as
signed 20 each Of the city's forty
hwo police stations to-day. Ware
houses, power plants and industrial
establishments were under guard by
private detectives and watchmen.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-01-13
BILLS TO IMPRISON
THEATRE SCALPERS
Ticket Spectators Would Be Re-
guessed TO, Take Out License
Under Plan.

ALBANY, Jan. 1s.-BaoISed by biz
theatrical interests three drastic bfls
aimed at the theatre ticket spectators
were presented last night One puts out
Of business the ''barkers" who stand
IN Broadway doorways and solicit Gus
toners. A second compels the ticket
Spectator to take out a license and
certify his purpose not to sen a ticket
for more than so cents above the box
ONCE price. The third authorizes the
New York Board Of Aldermen to license
SPECTATORS. y
Making the penalty for violation a
misdemeanor. punishable by $500 fine
and a year In jail. the proposed laws are
20 framed that II the Board Of Alder
me1 does not license spectators they
must obtain license from the Commits
sioner OF Licenses
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-01-13
ELVES, NOTED TENOR
KILLED BY TRAIN
Struck by Car at Boston While
Trying to Return Coat
to Conductor.

BOSTON. Jan. iS.-Gervase Elves. the
English tenor. was struck BY a train on
his arrival from New York late yeSter-
day and died soon afterward.
The singer and his wife had alighted
at the Back Bay station Mr. Elves
attempted to return to the conductor
an overcoat which had fallen from the
train. leaned forward too far and was
hit by a car.
Gervasb Henry Elves was bern at
Billing. Northants, England, Nov. IS,
1886. He married In 1889 as his first
wife Lady Winfride Fielding. daughter
OF the Earl Of Denbigh.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-01-13
INSANE JANIToR
SMASHES DOORS
Drives Panic Stricken Families
to the Street in Night
Clothing.

Otto johnson. thlrty-nine, janltor az
No. Sl Forrest Street, Jersey City.
went suddenly inAne at $50 A. N. to-
day. and. taking an AKA began smash
ing In the doors Of the apartments.
He had demolished five q the eight
doors and driven the panic-striolSen ten
ants 70 the street m their night clOth ng
when the police arrived, and after q
fight gubduod him and got the axe, He
had made no effort TO harm anyone
His wife said he was injured on thu
head Sole time ago AID since then had
acted queeriy a. times. He was locked
up on a disorderly conduct charge and
will be held ten days for observation.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27
rhE OTHER FELLOWS CANDY

MAN much alike ~ lows job usually be better
 
 the clerk the matter establishing
  fail else All of which calls editor Ihpemng s of the subjec
 Mr. incidentally frequent visitor in Warren District about the community his visit during visited Talking with barber doing little dwe the viewed clothing profieers then e soaked dollar glad that dnt tiee letting The Talk old lft hd world recent
 the sarbers their hair old
 
  0arbes
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27
THIs WAY LIES PEACE. NOT WAR

IERE
 
 
  Ire2osterou The the habit thinking every off we shal be. The unaveng of he during
  eoutiye a But the difficulties less the and the crazywhich spite of hyecal  y Japan the ohef has bad
 This sort of diplomacy leads rather than toward misunderstanding war Note interesting articles eles Japan:.
 There rising tide favor of peace And this lead and give the direction" The United States matter continuing to deal with Japsa frankly begun to
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27
"T,e Cost"

Iovs unwolthily bestowed is the ''ot'f If 'The Cost" the picture in rrhioh V'cls- HeIhing is featured at -he Faeie theatre Thursday. It is a 'o"T'~ ro'-pt Ar'craft screen version If David, Graham Philli9s' famous novel of college End political life.
 Miss Heming has d role of consid- ora5le emotional appeal She is Pau l're C9T7nar who, arainSt the Wishes Ns f~r fethar plarr'eS a rich youth '-h;le eri'l in boarding school. Com ',- +o Now York with him. she soon discovers that he is unfaithful to her as>well as ;akinssa disronutable hand in politics >using his position as head of tho Weolen Trust His political rival is Scarhoroneh. who' in school has fallea in love with Pauline. una Ware O. her maTriege 4 nan'c in We'll Street leads to the dramatic
 ''-'2y vh'ch opens tne way for hap H'0ose fer Pauline with Scarborough.
 Rainh Kellard. Warburton Gamble. Edwin Mordant and Carlotta Mont cray are included in the excellent cast. Some eoodf scsRes' of college lifn and notable one Of the floor of the Stock Fxchango feature Che film. l. was directed b| Earle Knoles the director Of Little Women" nnd re l~ased ''n1er the Paramount Aircraft denmark
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27
"1he Spite Bride"

"The Spite Bride"
 Would ron lil<e to be the bride of T man who had rrarried you just to snite another woman? Billy Swayne 2 rc,on of one Of New YorlS's oldest families. didn't love gessa Doyle, the little dancing girl he married; n epr+ ha hardly knew her.
 wrter N;-l,c r= oo had iiltod him = nn---- ar0-b7r --cn lilly thoughu .te wcrld had apNed Ha did not tncw what to 10 and so. as is usual in such instances. he took, the first bit of advice given him. Rodney DolsQn told him to eet married-'m- rnediatelv-haso~c Nillicent did, so that it wnr'd look az if he had thrown M'llir~nt over for this other girl. It didn't r'a'-e. m"ch difference who the girl was He could marry her, sgivo her G,,thousand and send her to Reno.
 So when they saw Tessa Doyle at the theatra that night. thev 'mmed'- ntel~ dscide1 that she was just the eirl.
 She didn't want to marry -Bil,v on the conditions that he named. She had different idea of what mar riaFe ought Co be-something sacred. But her will was not stronC enough to battle against those of Billy. Rod nev end her dancing partner. Triyie. So she was married.
 This is the thr;lli7g etorv C ha Spite Bride in which 'Selznick Pic lures presents Olive Thomas and which comes to the Lyric theatre
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27
Consolidation Of
 Lowell Schools To
 BeCorsideredS S0on

PHOENIH. April PC Miss Elsie Toles. state superintendent of public instruction, left today for Tucson to attend a meeting of the board fof re gents of the state university toiuor. roy. Wednesday she plans to go to Lowell to take up the matter of con solidation oG ccrlIpls .schools over which she had jurisdiction while she was county superintendent, and on Thursday she will return Co Tucson to attend g conGerence of sclsol ad- ministrators which will be held there.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27
,T@Er May0r And rlE Leave
 On Eas5e Tour

PHOENIX, April 26-alnyor ". H. Plunkett and City Clerk Frank Thom- as have left for Chicago where they will put their signatures and the city seal on $655,0 worth of municipal water, sewer and fge department bonds. The bends were sold some ttime ago to a Chicago firm, but the engraving on them was only recently competed. The money from their sale will be Available for use by the cit. as soon as they are signed and the seal put on them.
 Following their visit in Chicago, the two officials will go to New York to attend the annual convention of police chiefs and commissioners They expect to return to Phoenix about the middle of May.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27
THE FITTEST FOR WHATe

THE first law of fttestsu When same prevails-the
 The Man only the living to determine the conditions which He vronents those fit allow I remain beasts only human
 we make fIow build quail. ties of the h1aafl flower lifted to h plane which labor will be tne physical e shall be supported the foundation and neecra life then of the powers of the brain
 The world has swamn peoples whose only fitness of seen others which have engrossingly on civilization that they could millions of their competitors vcd on lower plane
 Flights and themselves fies te survive when they destroy higher organsms
 The fe human beings will envronm What that environment shall And life ciety depends how discharges
 Eve mlpn dqias Few YorkN How did it get past the English Channel which apparently
  Still that's almost a Or Washington
 
 New York the same house Wonder what lolko papa office
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27
.q8 Per Cent Of All
 En Austrian IyrOl Would ,Join Germany

VIENNA. April 26.-tBy the Asso- ciated -rress) Nearly. complete re- turns from the ',senttnental pleb's- cite" held Sunday in the Austrian .Tyrol .ndfcate stfat .aS percent of the inhabitants of the province voted in favor oi fusion with Germany.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27
WcnnMEM rc MEET

I1tOENIN April 26 The graud lodge oi the Woodmen's Circle of Ari- zoua will be heid in Globe Wednes; day. and Thursday o1 this week. it wa5 announced here today.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27
"Wednesday Morning, April 27, 1921
|@ 4 Just Passin' The ::zGE7 :z,eIl5f E Time A~ry
 By KID UNDERWOOD
By KID UNDERWOOD

raDeF office to tell some hing that ev- CT. bod. $ known f6. thee days.
 ---s .e-. w@. L. Ad out l. . gu. Il. --./ /-o"- -p~pe-s 40 l. put his ,l,n tie '.rons n-id4Ie IL 4L.ai.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27

so-ns Man:
 gst "ore disgusted with you ev- cry day. You're just plain tooiish, young man. There aint a line of sense ia your coiumn. You never w.ite one inc iisent word. I've been rad ng yo-r ke.p t. ations for moa.hs LOW, nd .he on.y thing I've Ieardeo 'rO.. .nem 10 .nat tne slate ssyu.n a-st be oVsrcrowded or you would nave been cert there a long time ago. Young man, just ahswer me one ques- sion: Is there anyb6dy in the world Iiih less eense than you?
 MRS. eRUNoY. Dear Ma'tm: Thanks fo w.iting 2s n Yes m an tAore is u
 e e5ae than He's he brd
 w ID to Gu. is Flats where
 ee q gins up prehistoric
 an tew 2ess go and 3r c.cnGtt th ou -hta put pu,mr- te S to them rgstadons and try 10 bring. 'em back 10 life. Dear Kid:
 
 Are the eggs around here all fresh?
 HOUSE WIFE. !, Dear Ma'am: I don't know; I ain't sang in public for quite a while. Dear Kid:
 # polo is the game of kings, wot game is poker? SHARK. Dear Shark: Poker, with me. ,is sometimes a game of kings, too. only never got TO more than two at once and was fined $500 in the county court today.
 The heat gwen off by a persons body in 24 hours could raise IA gal Ions of water 10 degrees
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27
eThou Art the Man"

Thou Art the Man." a new Para mannt-Artcraft release, will be one f the features offered on the Eagle heatre program this afternoon and onfght. Robert Warwick stars in Thou Art the Man. a film filled
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27
YESTERDAYS iAAIL

Dear Ni1:
 oSnne.h,ns's the matter ~i,h ,he 'nsin spring or my wa.cn. The darn thing stays aoout three hours slow. What do you reckon is the trouble7
 JALZ6O. Deaf Jazz: Probably it's got spring lever.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27
EDITOR ADMITS LIBEL

WACO, Texas, April 26.-M, N. Sholt, editor of the Copper Courier, today pleaded guilty to libeling Pat M. Neff, governor of Texas, during the gubernatorial campaign last year
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27

1 with 5-action and interest every sec Ondoard based upon novel theme , Warwicks work in this picture is said, to equal, if not to exceed, his appearance in Secret Service" and others big pictures in which he has taken the leading role.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27

Every kid who gets jcb as an of fice boy in a newspaper office aspires -o be the spo- ing editor untn he sees ne prize-tisht ceiegation come into the office and disag.ee wftn the sport ed s ve.sion of the fight the night before
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27

today. brilliant supporting cast is headed by Robert Ellis and Jack Wulhall at N
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27

The only difference between a newspaperman and journalist is the horn-l immed glawsses the journalist wears.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27

h the old Jays they used to say eocd news writer "&.elded a ten chant pen. But now they say he .ckes a wicked Underwbod."
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27

After l7 years Chief Gunner congressional Still. that's almost speed limit for Washington
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27

A free lance" writer ia a guy who esoes around the country writing stor- ies and articles about most snyth.ng. some of which are. occasionally DUO lished.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27

The guy who always says there isn't any use reading the papers $ usually the one who wants to have carrier boy iynched if he doesn't fin4 his paper on the doorstep some morn ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27
CONCERNING NEWS HOUNDS

A dl5latch rom Chicago says a ..e"sp~pe- -eporter eoc iined $I fo4 NlullnsI i.Dsi. IL dinl oay N,4-e.Le. ~f n~e ite wes @Die ,o Day the i.ne.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27

Eve mFRn dollars Few lorI How d get past the English Channel apparently has pocket
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27

President lIcrla ws pa1nRl anl i-n4ei IL House, sut my .lieLd E6 1r d- thlnks all aewspsP PerLen oushs to End n the mt hougc. Jimmie .Co., is 2 newsparerna2, toe, ana III bet he's setting as biz { kick out Of taking down notes as Mir. Hard ng is or writing them.
 If newspaperman Keeps his friends names cuta the paper when hey get in trouble he gets scooped {; if he puts 'era in he gets Q black eye Moral; Doont have no ' icnds. iu-t cquaintances.
 ! publicity committee iG 8 gang cf folks that usually comes into a news
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27

New York man said have house Wonder what tako papa was at the office
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-27

publicity committee iG 8 gang cf folks that usually comes into a news
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-14
STERLING

Retreat, December 12-Thc bazaar
at Retreat Friday evening, December
2, was well attended. Owing to bad
roads many came by foot and the la
dies report splendid success both
socially and financially.
Leonard Davenport has been spend
ing a couple of weeks at Mt.Sterling
T. w. Thompson of Sheldon, North
Dakota, is visiting relatives at and
around Retreat.
Marion Davenport of Retreat is Wis
iting relatives at Harmony for a coup
lie Of weeks.
James C. Newton of south Retreat
has been on the sick list but is better
at this writing.
The Retreat community club had
their chicken pie dinner " sdlesday q,
December Z. All reported a good
time.
James Phillips and Leonard Broad
head have had Lacrosse in.erurYaa
telephones installed in their homes.
Mrs. Frank Gross who has been
quite sick is much better at this writ
ing.
Elmer Nixon is on the sick list but
is much better with DIR. A. l.. Mvricks
care.
Miss Myrtle Hammond is helping
MIS-. w. r. Haverley during tobacco
stripping.
Frank Seymour of Retreat visited
at Roy Fox's home and Edwin Broad
heads on Thursday.
Jerome w. Caldwell has been on the
sick list but we are all glad to see
him back Or the route.
The dates for the farmers institute
has been set for Retreat, January 5
and
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-14
Stats
Diarv
Bv ROSS FARQUAHR


Friday got good joak on Jake.
This evening / Went over to his House
and his Ma sed he was up in his Room
and | went up and | ketched him a
standing in Front of tire Looking
Glass a shutting his Eyes as tite as he
cud then he wood open them up real
quick & cum to find out he sed he
was trying to see how he wood look
when he was Sound Asleep.
.Saturday-Ma tried to throw a
scare in to me this morning. She told
me they was big Ghost in the Pantry
where she always puts the Devilfood
Cake. So tonite when she got it out
they was a peace absent & she cum
after me and asst me relating to it..
That's where | had her. | sed as po-
lite as possible. | expect the Ghost
got it whitci you sed was in there.
And they waasent emmy come back for
her after that.
Sunday was asst out to Blisterses
house for Dinner today & they mad
Swell feed. Chicken & Oysters,
sCranbry Saws & Mince pie. Ma told
me not to forget my Manners and
didn't but some of the time | ignored
them.
Monday-Ma was telling pa about
are Cuzzen and her Husbend witch
she was the guest for a week of She
sed they just LATED and joaked and
had the best time alone when they
was to gather. Why she sed He is
more like a friend than husband.
Tuesday-Ole Mr.. Shade lost eye
a few months ago G. las Saturday he
got Glass eye to put in it's place
& now he is kicking because he says
he can't see emmy better with it than
he cud before he got it for witch he
paid 10 S for it.
Wednesday, of Pas trends Wis
tied US this evning from his old Home
town witch they was boys to gather
in. Pa was tawking about there good
old time & he sed to him Do you drink
anything now & he replyed and sed
Yes Most Anything.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. KEEP me in to-
mite after skool was out. She sed it
was because | was troublesome. If
that was the Case why diddent she
get rid of me so / cud of had Game
of shiny. Then when / got home
got in trubble with a mother Mans
Wife. That is a joak. 1t was pas
Wife to witch was eludeing to.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-14
ROE FULKERSON
Editor, "The Kiwanis Torch.

Gerhard-"Who brought you here ?"
Mike-"Our policeman, of course.
Gerhard-"Drunk, suppose?"
Mike-"I'll say he was"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-14
AROUND THE COUNTY
FREEMAN

Head Hollow, December 12-Born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Win Hanson, a baby
boy. Congratulations
Sam Olson went to Lacrosse Tues
day to have dental work done.
Nora Seymour is employed at Will
Hanson's.
Ethel Cade visited at the L. Mellem
home over Sunday.
George Wilde and son Stanley, were
around in this vicinity Wednesday,
viii Morgan the "Rawleigh Man"
of Viroqua, made his rounds in this
vicinity last week.
Nellie Bolstad visited Mrs. Bertha
Paulson Friday
Bert Mellum and Karl Knutson are
stripping tobacco for Sam Olson.
Albert Paulson had the misfortune
to hurt his foot recently.
Corn shredders are finishing up
their job of shredding on the ridge.
Susie.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-14
CHENEY ROUTE is REJECTED

by vote OF 10 to Just before
it adjourned last Saturday noon the
Crawford county board rejected the
proposed new highway near the coun-
ty line east of DeSoto. The vote was
taken Immediately after a special COM
mittee appointed to inspect the sur
veyed route had reported favorably on
the project and had urged the board
to accept the proposed highway.
Crawford county's action leaves the
status of the proposed new road some
what in doubt Vernon county board,
lit is reported. accepted the Cheney
Hollow route and voted an appropri-
alton of $500 to begin construction
| of the road. Whether work will be-
gin regardless of the attitude of Craw-
ford county, has not yet been learned.
0. 6. Lewis, who has worked hard for
the Cheney Hollow route, made the
statement Saturday that if the Craw-
ford county board rejected this route
he would appeal to the circuit court
to issue a writ Of mandamus and force
construction of the road.-DeSoto Ar
gus.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-14
Organize Village Club

Organization Of the Village Club was
completed last Thursday night at a
meeting Of members in the village hall.
Officers elected were: K. P. LOTUS,
president; Andrew Sanwick, vice pres
ident; DR.. A. L. Myrick, secretary;
John Gordon, Sr. treasurer; Mrs. Mae
Caldwell and Mrs.Fred Lawson, direct
ors, and W. II. Joseph, manager.
About 20 people attended the meet
ing. It was voted to hold dancing
party every Friday evening with mu-
sic provided by home talent. A weekly
assessment of so cents per member to
cover expenses was voted.-DeSoto
Argus.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-14
MIRACLE PICTURE OF 1e21-HARDINC
SENT BY WIRELESS!

Twenty m in
utes after this mo-
m emit durin g
President Hard
ing's speech at
Annapolis the ae-
companying pic
ture was ready for
public alton in
Paris. over 5000
miles awayl
1t is not a per-
feet picture, but
1T is T n E
FIRST S E N T
BY WIRELESS
and after the first
has been sent. as
an experiment,
there is nothing
left to do but to
perfect the pro-
cess.
incidentally. this
is the first time
that the picture
here shown has
been printed in
an Am erican
newspaper. Popu-
lar S Gle n c {
Monthly obtained
it from Paris, and
this newspaper
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-14

with ordinary barn conditions and av-
erage feed. She waS MIXED four
times each day.
With this production in mind many
dairymen in Vernon county can right
ly ask the question, "Shall / keep
twenty cows of mediocre production
or ten COWS that are good producers 2"
Shorthorn Breeders Meet
The regular meeting Of the Short
horn Breeders of Vernon county viii
be held Saturday, December oath at
loo p m. at the meeting room Of the
County Norma schocl Dail1!ng. All
Shorthern breeders are urged TO be
present.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-14
Even As You and /

A boob there was and he lost his head
Even as you and 1.
And he 10th to the lady, "Let US wed.
In spite of the prices / have read
It's as cheap for two as one" he said,
Even as you and /.
He hustled around and hired a fiat
Even as you and /,
Installment furniture, and all of that
But his gas is gone; his tire fiat;
The profteers have him on the mat,
Even as you and /.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-14
A Ton of Butter

The new world champion COW has
not fallen far from the coveted goal
of 1000 pounds of butter per year.
Bella Pontiac, a Canadian Holstein
produced 1855 pounds of butter from
81 .eoJ pounds of milk in a year. Mr..
+. A. Barron of Ontario is the owner
of Bella and has made this production
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-14
When You Are Constituted

To insure healthy action of the
bowels and correct disorders of the
liver, take two of Chamberlain's Tab
lets Immediately after supper. They
will not only cause gentle movement
Of the bowels, without unpleasant eff
fects, but Danish that dull, stupid feel
ing, that often accompanies constipa-
ton.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-14
A KIWANIS PRAYER

Teach me that sixty seconds make a
minute, one hundred cents a dollar
and sixteen ounces pound.
Help me so to live that | can lie
down at night to sleep, not toss, shave
myself in the morning and look the
man before me in the eye
Grant that may earn my meal tick
ct on the level and in earning it that
/ may measure my acts by the Gold
en- Rule.
Deafen me to the jingle of the dirty
dollar and to the rustic Of unholy pet
tieoats.
Blind me to the faults of the other
fellows and open my eyes to my own
shortcomings.
Guide my footsteps so that each
evening at the dinner table when
look at my wife who has been bless
ing to rne, shall have nothing TO con-
ceal.
Keep me young enough to laugh
with little tots and sympathetic enough
to be considerable of old age.
Then when comes the day of lowered
shades, the soft footsteps and the smell
of tube roses, make the ceremony short
and let the fellows say, "He was a
good Kiwanian."
ROE FULKERSON
Editor, "The Kiwanis Torch. y
n
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-14

arrangement
The pioneer photography by wireless is NJ Edouard Bin
Fenchman and his radio that sent the accompanying
from Annapolis. Maryland Paris France
He experimenting for years with machines for sending photo
telegraph he
and by cable Finally this he invented send them
He brought his machine America and when he learned
that President Harding make speech the naval cadets
Annapolis he with the big wireless station there
The result that in Paris had photograph of the pre
BEFORE concluded his address 1000