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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-28
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1tnteritiknngsgeieQidaft bon
Minneipta.

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|liden &equiem, 6as Ser bodtpte
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6ienlt sic 8re6igt. I'm 5ebn l1br MUIR
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6. Observation-Disclosures bonn
Yraiioenten @eorg @erla6 our Sro-
11tng gernfen unb bonn bobm. Serrn
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|offnet. gs erfolgte Johann sic 8erle-
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bringt fir Serrn @erln6 bas itlberne
Ssl1bilG11m ieiner @breniteue nls 8ra=
iioent Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nit iid, unb mabrfi6 fein beiieres
Gbren5eugnis fir Die getreue Musiib-
ing ieiner Mmtspfli6ten bette linn
a1sge lteH peroen fonnen, als sic
%abermalige einitimmige 8abl fir 6as
Braii6enteuam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-28

bon Msgr, S. Meier perleien. Sr 1elt-
ielben miro ber5li6er Can't ansge-
iproden benz bobm'iten 9iidof 8ebr-
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ten @irden9or uno Dem aus Sangern
bon @tearrs @ountp beitebenoen
Maiien6or, Ser in treffli6ter Beiie
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Serpierung bor3igli6er Mabl5eiten
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ben. 3nm 56luiie Der "a. SabresDer-
0es Stoatsperbanoes un=
terbreitete Solepb Mott als @oriiber
6es &eiolutionsfomitees cine &eibe
ausge5ei6net abgefaBter 8ei61uiie,
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angenommen muroen. Die 8ei6liiiie
mer6en in nd6iter Nnmmer oes
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fam Sic Sabresfonpention, Sic nls Ell
ne iiberaus erfolgreibe be5ei6net mer=
ben muB, 5n ibrem Mbi6luB.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-28
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
ST. CLOUD. MINNESOTA.
ST. CLOUD,

lIeaenbeit ipieoer nngefdlagen. SSn ben
peridie6enjten M%eoeformen fpnroe fitr
luno gegen Die Soee, IN Die Inter,
itiibungggeieaidaft cine gerlidern'ng
|nuf cine 3eitbaner Biz 81 5tDan51g
Sabren rebit Der ~beitebenoen Berltde-
runq auf 2ebens5eit ein5nridfen, -u1ro
nadoem cine 3eit lang oieie 6ruge
|oisfutiert par, beantragte Sobn 9ei-
men bon Cuttings Elm a%mer1oen1ent 5n
benz betreffenoen geriidernngs Fa-
raarapben, onb Ser Braiibent erindt
neroe, Elm Ron1itee a1s jieben Der.
einsmitgliebern 5u ernen1let1, DIE Ell
nen BIan our Muinabne in Die Ber-
jiderung gegen cine Boliee nnf eine
BON Dem betreffen6em &onlitee gu be-
itimmen6en 3eitomer aus5narbeifen
uno oenieIben in Der naditidbrige1
geriammlung 5u u%nterbreiten. Na-
mems oes Bropagnn6a-Romitees bes
ridtete &err Jran5 aueppers bintpei<
leno auf Sen 8eridt, ben er tagspor-
Der in Der Sabresberiammlnng beg
IStadtsperbanoes n~nterbreitet batte.
Or i6loB nit ermunternoen 8orten,
mit5uarbeiten an Dem MnfibtD1ng
bes neutrality-suspicious. 6nr6 @e-
tpinnung elmer g1ten Mn5abl Nitglie=
Ser. Sobonn muroe Dem 8rdiioerten
@erln9 gu ieinem iilbernen Brdiioenz
ten-Snbildrm bon Sen gun5en Ser
lnmunl1tng elm bonnernoes, ber5lides
2ebe bod gebrn6t, 1pofiir Der 10 8e-
ebrte ieinen tiefgefiiblten Can't eritat=
tete. Mnf Mnregung 6es bedm. 9errn
bon 2itbfielb nuroe Der
Grand Council beauftragt, 0em i'll
bernen Observation-Disclosures Elm iei-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-28
Sabresberiam1nlnng bes Gtaatsper=
bar6es.

Die Sabresfonpention 6es Minne=
ictoer Staatsberbanoes m1r6e nit Ell
rer1 TIM a6t ubr in ser Stride CUR
. ltnbefledten @mpfdngnis bonn bo6n'-
iten Msgr. 6. Ebiebal1t, Mominiitra=
tor ser Di05eie gefeterten 2ebitenam-
te, eingeleitetn nobel Ser bo6m. P.
2ufe, 8. g., s., g. g., eit1e fur5e,
aber einoringlide Greoigt, mel6e
iiber Sic Bfli6ten 6es Mnnnes un0
Staatsbirgers bonn @%tanopunft beS
bon ermunternoen Worten Itrobte,
bielt, nodoem er oas bonn bodmiten
8ii9of 8ui9 an Sic 9eGegatet 6es
Staatsperban0es Dor ieiner Mbreiie
nod oem europaiiden Sentiment bit-
terlaiiene S6reiben, 6as bereits III
ber Seitnummer 6es uNoroitern" err
ibien, Derleien batte. Dieiem f%eierli-
den 4mte moba1ten nod Mrsiage 6es
notwithstanding bon
sen CUR 8%onpention eridienen 366
9elegoten 343 BEL, Elm frel1oig ipre=
denoes 3el1gnis fir ben edit fatboli-
Iden @eiit, bon DEM Der 5toatsber=
ban6 beieelt lit. BUR feitgeiebtet
gtunoe Inn balb 10 nbr puroe Die
Ronbention III ser golumbnsrttter-
&ale bonn Seitprdiioenten 8auI Mb-
les, nodoem bodm'iter Msgr. Soban1
Meier BON 8inona 6as @ebet ge-
fproden, 1T elmer flr5en g%egrIbungs-
aniprabe uno nit ber5libem Bnnib
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-28
Uerlauf des Katbohken-
ta9es.
fFortsetzung Won Settle u

(Fortsetzung Won Settle u
gbriItent1mts. Ser @eiIt 6es<Bolfes,
uid,t ser 8uditobe bes @eleses madt
oos Golf aeIuno. gs lit feline 3l1nlt,
@cformet por5uidreiben a1ro Hefor-
men li6 auredt gu oreben mad ion-
oerbaren @olfsfremoen nno nnplpbo-
Ioaiideu 3rin5ipien. ,Aber cine groBe
a,tnlt lit es, Elm Bolt mirflid 81 re-
formieren, por3uidreiben nno IN le-
ser Sinlibt sic 8oridriften 5nm gtu-
teu 0es @olfes unb obne shdoet fllr
orosere 8olfsteile ourdaufiibren.
so6ann erflona mieoer BUS idone
oeutlde 9ieo, uGas lit Der Sag oes
Serrn," porgetragen non Maiienmaa-
uerdor. Dielem id0nen @eiangsbor-
traa iblob iib Motb. Areb, 0rga-
ntfator Ser oeiben Staatsperbdnoe,
nit einem padenoen gortrag iiber Die
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. an, 'mobet
er Sic @erliderlng abgob, bob Die
oerortise @eielidoft I'M Staate Mian-
nelota aIs Sic bette un0 5ltperltber=
lidlte NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rt1ter
alien in oieiem 9anoe beltebenoen ber-
p%or5ubeben iei.
Ser Maliender ~begrilbte looann
sic n1alienbaft &eriommeltm nit Ell
ncr1 oreifaden Sod, @1uorauf oie Ser
lommlung oes &onpentionstoges 81
Cube gi11s. @ire es nibt nm oas
ltets moblflingenbe oelltide Sieo &C.
neleu, man b6tte nift Dermltten fon-
men, oaB man einem &atbolifentage,
Scr bon Mdnnern 0eutl6er Mbltam-
ml,1g beranitaltet .mur6e, beigepobnt
batte.
Bur ielben Nabmittogsltun0e fano
III ser ct. Morienfirde cine Wallen-
Der ian1mlung oes 6rauengel6ledtes
ltatt, in Der Mbt Mlcl1in, .. g.. 81
uno sic Serren Sohn =. Siinemam
llno S. Shoppers bon ct. Eaul Dor
elmer groBen 3ub0reridraar belebren=
Sc l1n6 ermu11ternoe Gortrdge III
Dcrtjd)er Spra9e bielten. Ma6 oieien
Observation-Disclosures ia6 man Sic
MitJlie6er bes Waiien6ores anf Ser
oli Dem ct. Marien=@ emeinbegrltnoe
erridteten gmporbiibne nit i6rem
Teit0irigenten 3ier0en aufgeitellt uno
Dor elmer groBen Werge golfes er=
flang nus boQen &eblen 6as 6euti6e
9ieo, mie oies au6 mieoerum abenbs
Dor oen in Ser GolumbusritterbaQe
peranitolteten 8ergniig1ngsitunoen
ser Sal mar, in mel6er Gol1ntpidul=
superintendent @ilbelm q. 8oerger
Sen GorIte fiibrte in ieiner linn
ongeborenen lultigen uno beluittgen=
Sen @eiie. Nls Steiner traten 0abet
auf 6err g. &aialp, Superintendent
ser ct. @lono Staatsre formanitalt
inns ein getpiiier 9ennro, melder IN
ieiner Mnipra6e gegen 6ie britiibe
&ropagan6a in 6teiem 2an6e marnte.
Mnb mirfte in 6ieien. Mbeno1tun0en
Ser Walen6or mie6er nit rn6 er
fan6 wie no6mittags 10 a19 aben6s
fir feline bortreffli6en 2etItunger
aroBen un6 %aqgemetnen 8eifaG, cine
bclon0ere gbre fir Sen Selt6irigentert
@erbar6 3ieroen. Gum S9IuB iort>
gen nit 0em Maiiendor ane Mn1pe-
ien0en Die i60ne Nationalbpmne 6ie-
ies 2an6es. 3amn i6loB Elm 6enf=
%tpiiroiger Sag fir 81. @lou6, fir
Stearns @ountp un6 sic gnn5e Dio5e=
ie ct. @louo nie altd fir ale, Sic fi9
5u SEM i60nen &atbolifentage einge<
fun6en batten.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-21
KEITH'S.
Vaudeville.

In casting about for the reason
why vaudeville Is such an almos
ideal and certainly unpalling kind o.
entertainment. one wonders il it isn't
partly because the shortncss Of the
acts forces the players to give the
very cream of their work and patty
because the absence OF hcctorinS
stage manager permits a fleNibillty
OF personal expression often impos-
sible in legitimate productions. HaV-
ing gotten this complicated sentence
out OF our system. We hasten to
say that it was inspired by the OK
cellence of the current Keith bill
Al OF the performers, from glitter
ing Marion Harris to Hilda Wolfus'
bedraggled little poodle, give the
kind of thing they arc best fitted
how. And, believe us, they all know
how"
There may be people who don't
like Marion Harris blues" We Sc
riously doub: it. At any rate. they
weren't present Yesterday afternoon.
Wave after wave of heavy applause
forced the blond singer back for
encores until she wound UP by sing
ing the old "NoboLys Baby" One
Of her very best numbers was tn"
est. Louis Blues"
Grant Mitchell is such a piquant
cynic in the first part Of The Fu-
ture" that one hates {" see him go
the way OF all masculine flesh and
thaw in the glow of pair Of petty
eyes. The program doesn't tell who
his co-worSers arc. although it does
mention that the CpholStc y
The Washington herald., 1922-03-21
DIR. STEINMETZ TO
TALK ON LIGHTNING

SCHENECTADY. N. Y. March
2o.-Dr. Charles p. Steinmetz, cleo
tricsl wizard and chief consult
ing engineer of the General Elec-
trio Company. will give his first
radio talk next Thursday night
from this city. The Modern Jove,"
as he has been called recently as
a result of his research on the sub
ject of the lightning and hts pro-
duction in the laboratory OF arti-
fcial lightning Of 100000 horse
power, will talk to the fraternity
of the air on lightning"
DR.. Steinmetz's address will be
broadcasted by radio telephone at
$50 p. m. Eastern time. from the
newly licensed General Electric
Company station in this city. The
station call Is WGY. 1t is equipped
with the most modern of radio
apparatus including the multiple
tuned antenna system similar to
that used at the most powerful
commercial stations.
In addition to the ten-minutc ad-
dress by DIR. Steinmetz, there will
be a musical program consisting
of vocal and instrumental numbers.
Speech and music will be broad
casted on a wave length. of $50
meters.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-21
COSMOS.
NJ. H..
Vaudeville.

The Carnival of Venice" one OF
this weeks headliners at the Co.'S
mos Thester, is somewhat OF a sur
prise in that it is entirely different
from the usual acts of it's type.
There is a carnival setting ofbeau-
tiful scenery. somewhat elaborate,
too. for "a vaudeville number. and
very pretty costumes. but the en-
te-tainment is almost entirely in
strumental and introduces four
piano aCCordionS. a harp. a harp
guitar and a steeI-strinS guitar.
with a flageolet in some surpris-
ingly attractive music, including
full dance, to the accompaniment OF
featuring the tambou:ine in a won
derful. almost sensational. manner
The act as whole is a beautiful
attraction.
Last night" Earl CavanauGh's
comedy. with music. is amusing and
has many bright lines. but Earl is
the-whole show. the comedy suffer
ing to a degree by the failure Of
the remainder Of the company to
clearly enunciate what they have to
say. so that II is difficult to tell
what it is all about.
The HOLMAN Brothers open with
some daring fests on the horizontal
bars. with intermittent comedy; the
Abbotts. in Her Birthday" provide
amusement with an Intoxicated but
funny comedian. and the Four
Hickey Girls win lot of applause
and laughter with their novel en-
tertainment. The Orpheus Trio.
however. in The Traffic Cop" out
shine most OF the others with lit
tie Coincidence. whose original work
is pronounced hit at all the per
formanCes.
HOot Gibson in "Headin' West.
the added matinee feature. is a
thriller OF thriIlers and new
Western comedy along the Gibson
line that is certain to win favor
during tho week. The HalIroo-1
Boys in Soup to Nuts" with the
international News and n laughable
Cartoon Comic complete very
good entertainment as a whole.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-21

Stomach trouble is almost all
ways followed by a complication
of diseases. One o. the first be-
ing an overworked liver, with all
The symptoms OF biliousness, fol-
lowed in turn with headaches,
coated tongue. nausea. dizzy spells.
pain in the back. pslpitstion Of
the heart and other distressing
symptoms. Sooner or later the
kidneys will become involved and
that is just why these danger Sig
nails should be needed in time. A
wise man puts out the fire before
there is too much destruction: the
same theory should apply to stom-
aCh trouble.
Gas in the stomach means FER
mentation instead OF Digestion: de-
cay. instead OF nutrition. for fer
mentation produces poisons which
are absorbed by the blood. and
which frequently bring on the con-
dition known as auto-intoXication,
or lf-poisoning. This is also
why We develop acidosis. which
brings on so many complications
such. as rheumatism, hardening OF
the arteries, high blood pressure.
and other conditions which may
mean permanent loss OF health.
Acidosis is one OF the main fore
runners of Bright's disease and
diabetes. hence il is evident that
IL we have stomach trouble. how
ever slight we are foolish indeed
t. we do not take prompt steps to
correct il.
II We are not fit as a fiddle in the
mroning: IL We don't feel better
than when we went to he'd: II our
breath is offensive: and We have
that bad taste in the mouth; ma
ture has set the danger signals
for US and we cannot afford to
neglect the warning that she gives
us. That is just why the demand
for Tanlac. the great StomachiC.
systemic and Reconstructive tonic,
has broken all worlds records.
The American people have learned
The Washington herald., 1922-03-21
Vet0es Bill introduced
By Arlington Delegate

CLARENDON. Va. March CO.
Gov. Trinkle has vetoed the bill in
troduced by Delegate Charles Henry
Smith and which passed the recent
session of the legislature placing
restrictions on excavations by brick
companies.
The bill as passed prohibited
permanent excavations exceeding
5000 square feet in area and five
feet in depth within one-half mile
OF any town or subdivision recorded
FIVE years previous to the passage
of the act. The Virginia Highlands
Citizens Association has for some
time sought regulations of this
character from the board OF super
visors and the Circuit Court The
enforcement of this act. 1t is
claimed. would have seriously af-
fected I'VE brick concerns. in this
county located at South Washing
ton. about one mile south Of the
Highway Bridge.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-21
In the Air Today.
WASHINGTON.

MAMMAL RADIO STATION.
1880 q. m. - Meteorological
report on $3.50 meters OF arc
transmitter.
!. m. and 10 p. milne sig
nal, weather report. ship orders.
1850 p. m.-Nayal press news.
waveIenRth, 2.s50 meters.
wwN - POSToFFICE DE-
PARTMENT STATION.
10 n. m.-RadIophone weather
report.
1850 .. m.-RadIophone mar
ketEram.
1880 p. M, 2II5 p. m. $50
p. m. p. m, c. w. telegraph
narketgramJ ESQ p. m, radio
marketgram.
NoF-NAyAL AIR STATION,
ANACOSTIA.
TO 4s3o-Public health lee
ture on 1,10o meters.
wJH-wHITE & BOYER.
5I3o to Q p. n.-Short stories
and musical selections.
KDKA-PITTsBURGH.
1850 tn 1880 p. m.-Noon
hour services from the Trinity
Church. Pittsburgh, being held
each week day during Lent.
5n5 p. m-Songs by the Ma
tIonaI Male Quartet, under the
auspices Of the Red Path
Brockway Lyceum Bureau. of
Pittsburgh.
$50 p. m.-Uncle wiEEiIy's
bedtime story.
5;45 p. m.-Government mar
ket reports, and . report of the
New York stock Exchange.
8 p m.-'Our Native Birds,-
by T. Walter weIsman. Weekly
talk on dress.
$50 p. m.-Music.
. p. m-News.
oso5 to $50 p. n.-Musie.
9a55 to 10 p. n.-ArlIngt
time signals. Music program.
wJZ-NEwARK.
p. m.-"Man-in-the-M
stories for children.
5;45 p. m.-"American Speech"
by Miss DaEmar Perkins, A. h.,
Bryn Mawr College.
S p. m--RecitsI by Ruth
Fried, soprano.
D. ma program Of up to
the minute popular songs.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-21
COMEDY, mir. PM"
BEGINS RUN AT NATIONAL

Company supplies the furniture. Any
way. everything in the act is very
well done, including the. armchairs
An exposition of the relation be-
TIVE IN wine, women and the work
house is one OF the features Of the
lecture of the able ID. d. II. THE
beginning Of love IL like having your
back scratched, but the end is like
having your adenoid- taken out .
quoth the professor. He also stated
that the best bootleggers are now
giving two glass eyes with every
quart ot 'hootch."
Bobby Watson is as good-looking
as Wallace Reid. but unlike Wally
he is quite a comedian. In con-
junction with the delightfully."- pretty
Florence Tempest. he plays around
the stage for a genuinely entertain
ing twenty minutes.
But for laughter that puts the
neck out OF Joint and causes even
the tears 10 run. commend us TO that
prize pecan, Herbert Williams. and
his partner. HiIda Wolfus. "Hark.
bark" calculates Herbert in basso-
fslsetto accents. and the audience
straightway gets hystericsI
Leon Varvara Is one OF these ultra
peopy young nlanists. You aren't
so strong for him at first. then you
begin to like him better and by
the end of his act you will be try
ing for an encore like the rest OF
the audience. Balancing on stogie
IL one of the remarkable teats In
the act OF the Stanley Brothers
two phlegmatic young Danes who dc
all sorts OF apparently impossible
acrobatics with the air OF a pair
sitting down to the morning grape.
fruit. Monsieur Adolphus presents
vivacious and highly amusing dane
ing act which opened the bill. bu;
received as much applause as many
headliners We have seen.
NH
The Washington herald., 1922-03-21

that IL probably provides the ~
est. safest. and quickest remet
for all such troubles. and nilliof
upon millions have taken Il VII
the most astonishing and grstif3
ing results
Tens Of thousands OF men
women % all ages and in all vail
OF lie afflicted with stomach. Nv{
and kidney disorders, some OF the
OF long standing. az well as thod
sands OF weak. thin. nervous md
and women apparently on n
verge of collapse have testing
publicly that they have been full
restored TO their normal hezlt5
strength and weight by its Us
Still others who seemed sEirl
well. yet who suffered with ind|
Gestion. headaches, shortness 4
breath. dizzy spells. sour. Ess{
stomschs. coated tongues. foUlnel
OF breath. constipation, bad con'
plexion. loss Of appetite. sleenles
ness at night and terribly detected
depressed feelings, state that tho
have been entirely relieved
these distressing symptoms and q
stored TO health and happiness B
Tanlsc.
NOTE -TsnIsc Vegetable Pill
are an essential and vitality i'm
portsnt part OF the Tanlac Treat
ment wherever constipation
present.
You cannot hope to get sStisfac
tory results from the Tsnlz
Treatment without first establish
ing a free and regular movemer
Of the bowels. 1t stands TO re&so
that no treatment can do IN
greatest amount o. good when 20
are suffering from constipation o
biliousness. or when your syeter
is clogged up with waste product
and poisons.
TsnIac and Tsnlsc NeEetshl
Pills are sold in Washington b
Peoples Drug Stores and all lead
ing druEgists.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-21
Questions and Answers
SPACING Of wires Of Aerial.

Q. My aerial wires are spaced two
feet apart. Is that the correct
width, and will / get as good re-
suits as II they were further apart!
The aerial Is II feet long.
A. For the purposes of receiving
an aerial consisting of a single
wire is just as good as a two-wire
aerial, and does not bring In as
much interference from spark or
telegraph stations. / would advise
the use of only one wire In the
aerial. ...-
Inaceurate Tuning.
q. am having trouble with my
rheostat. One minute IL 10 Jared
and I can't hear anything. IL I put
II pas. a certain point there Is sucn
a loud roar in the telephones below
that do not hear it at all. What
is the matter?
A. When you hear the jarring
and the roar you are putting too
much current through the filament
Of the vacuum tube. II you do not
hear anything just below the point
where 1t Jars" you have not got
your tuner properly adjusted.
Use 15O-FOOt Aerial.
Q. Would a set made up OF
vacuum tube dctector, vario-
coupler and two variometers bring
in the concerts from Newark and
Pittsburgh when operated in con-
nection with an aerial 200 feet long
and rs feet high? The distance Is
about 200 miles.
A. Yes. but the aerial should not
be longer than $50 feet altogether.
including lead-in. One variometer
should be in the grid circuit and
the other in the plate circuit.
O. Would such set operate a
loud speaker. so that everyone IN
the room could hear whatever was
being received? II not what add
lions would be necessary for salts
factory reception with LOUD
speaker?
A. No; 1t would be necessary to
use two stages of audio frequency
amplification In order to operate a
loud speaker. At your distance
from the brosdcastinR station. how
ever, I doubt very much whether
you could operate a loud speaker
without the further addition OF a
power amplifier used In conjunction
with a power-controlled loud
speaker.
Daytime signals.
Q. wish you would explain TO
me why often get KDKA and WIZ
as well. or better, in the daytime
as l do in the evening?
Al cannot explain this. It is
contrary to all usual experience.
Signals are invariably much
stronger in the evening than dur
ing the day. and this is supposed
to be due to the face that during
the day an ionization of the ether
is caused by the light waves from
the sun.
Length Of Aerial.
.. would like to know the
proper length for a one-wire aerial
IS feet above the ground. The lead
in is 5 feet long and the ground
Is feet long.
4. The fiat top OF this aerial
should be l25 feet long.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-21
A Well Known Washington
Painter Joins the Masses in
Praising the Merits Of TOnalI

have been suffering Kidney 4
long time Baker. Sixth n W. WsShn cton.
G.. worrmcut OF mind caused hours
OF discomfort.
in such physical condition could hardly do day
work terrible and
me much trouble, complexion quite yellow.
told suffering from lead poisoning You
old physiced until actually became weak
bought OF TONALL Peoples Drug Store
taking TONALL and the results
really been remarkable like different per
complexion has cleared back bowels
regular appetite good and ccl years than did
month
certainly recommend TONALL io the great
results TONAI.I. has given
The above testimonial given Feb. 9TH
Tonall is sale a all Peoples Drug Stores-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-21
RUTH SCORES HIT
VIA RADIOPH0NE

Babe Ruti. scored another hit
recently when he sent his voice
Instead of baseball hurting
through space. Talking through
the transmittert of q radiophone, IL
Is reported that Babe made this
confession: II was born in Bal
timore and they christened me G.
II. Ruth. but whether you know
me as George Herman. Babe or
Bambino, just let me say that It's
a great pleasure to talk to you
through the ether"