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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-05
PROUD PARENTS,

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Sanchez of "a
West Garden street are the proud parents
of the arrival of daughter, who arrived
on Thursday, August 8.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13

take orders, you know. 1 have no
liquor on me-not even on my
breath"
He smiled cordially. and went on:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13

and III get you a branch OF it,"
spoke Uncle Wiggi.y wait here
for me"
He hoped a little way from the
path and Sammie saw his uncle GO
ing toward a tree with curious
sDeckled and mottled bark. IL was
light IN some places and dark in
others-reaily very pretty and odd.
What kind Of wood IS that, Uncle
Wiggily2" asked Sammie.
I'll tell you when I come back"
the bunny uncle answered. Il can't
talk here as there are mud puddles
and l may step in one"
Uncle Wiggily broke off several
crooked, twisted branches with the
curious notified. speckled and spot
ted bark, and started back 10 where
Sammie waited on the path
Il think your Lady Mouse Teach
er Will need three guesses TO tell
what kind of a tree these came
FRONT" chuckled Uncle Wiggily, as
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13
BY EDWARD VI. THIERRY.

NEW YORK. sept 1.-THE cycle
~ door-tO-dOor canvassing has dop-
ped again The lightning rod sales
man and the book agent have given
way 10 the bootlegger's agent.
Politely. with a winning smile. he
walked into an office in a downtown
building and said In loud clear zone.
Can I interest any Of you gentle
men in some gin. wine. brandy or
WHISKY Scotch or rye. or
course ?"
Wh.sking out a pad and pencil he
stood poised. ready 10 write down or
ders with all the aplomb OF a head
waiter
The wheels OF industry stopped
abruptly; a worker with a weak
heart gasped
Great godfather. man" we said.
You're running chances. aren't you.
soliciting trade from strangers"
Not at ALL said the bootlegger's
agent wiping beads Of toll off his
forehead. Il have been advised that
I am quite within the law I merely
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13
UNCLE WIGGILY

One day, when Uncle Wiggi,y was
out hopping through the woods.
looking here and there for an ad-
venture, all of a sudden he heard a
rustling noise in the bushes not far
away.
'Ha. humw exclaimed Mr. Long
ears, with a quick little twinkle Of
his pink nose. Perhaps that's an
adventure. and II may not be a very
jolly sort! 1t may be the Woozie
Wolff"
He got ready to hop away as fast
as he could, but all of a quickness,
the bushes parted and out came
Sammie Littletail the bunny rabbit
boy In his paw Sammie carried a
number OF sticks.
What are you doing, Sammie ?"
asked Uncle Wiggily, feeling much
happier now that he saw it was a
friend of his, and not some bad ami
NAL.
Il am coming home from school,"
Sammie answered.
You're a bit late" spoke Uncle
Wfggily. looking at the sun. and
knowing, by the way il hung low in
the western sky. that 1t was nearly
o'clock. Were you kept in, Sam
ME ?" asked Uncle Wiggily.
'Oh. no." answered Sammie. 7
came out with the others. But I am
gathering sticks and branches"
Gathering sticks, en- ?" laughed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13
Adnnf ResnInIIOns.


The daily press recently carried
pictures and stories OF two women
who were over 100 years old, who
washed and ironed. danced JLgs.
and chopped wood Neither knew
what IL meant to have rheumatism
and were more fortunate than many.
In south Bend hundreds OF suffer
ers have been relieved and perma-
nently benefited by IANDON' S
pr ESCRIPTION 1903. remedy
that is put up individually for each
patient and IS not a patent medicine
TO has been tried and recommended
BY hundreds One bottle - sur g.
cient 10 Convince anyone. Price 81.
Write or call. Landon Drug Co,
Michigan and Wayne SITS. South
Bend
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13

he and Sammie started OF again
"WIl you tell her If she doesn't
guess % asked the boy rabbit.
Yes" said Uncle wiggily, Il will.
Ia fact, I'll tell you now, and you
may whisper II 10 the teacher. This
is called"
But just then. al Of a sudden. out
from the bushes jumped the bad
old Bob Cat
Wow. Wow! howled the Bob Cat.
Il want ears 70 nibble."
Come on. Sammie.' shouted
Uncle Wiggily. 7 guess this is our
turn 10 rum"
Away the two Dummies hoped and
hoped. but the Bob Cat came after
them. and he was close behind
them, when, all at once, Uncle Wig
gily stoppd.
Aren't you going to run any
more asked Sammie.
II think we won't need TO. I be-
ueve I can play a trick on the old
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13

Bob Cat. whispered the bunny He
laid on The path, amid the leaves
some of the queer, twisted branches
all speckled and mottled, that he
had broken off. Then he and Sam
ME ran on ahead a little farther
and hid in the bushes.
Up came the Bob Cat. But no soon
er had he reached the place where
Uncle Wiggily had laid the speckled
branches than the Bob Cat gave a
howl and yelled:
Snakes! Oh. snakes, oh. 1
never could bear snakes" And
turning around with his tail between
his legs. away he ran.
Now we are safe, said Uncle
Wiggily coming out of the bushes
and picking up the branches.
What kind of trees do they come
from p" asked Sammie.
The snakew0od tree" answered
the bunny gentleman. Sometimes
IL is called moosewood. The branches
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13

Uncle Wiggily. Are you getting
them for your mother. so you may
beat the dust out Of a rug, Sam
mie: or does the Lady Mouse Teacher
want the sticks for blackboard
pointers"
Neither one answered the boy
rabbit; but we have nature study IN
our class and we are learning the
different kinds of trees that grow in
the woods To study trees you must
know what kind Of leaves each one
has and what Kind of bark.
Il am taking these sticks back to
the Lady Mouse Teacher and she
viii tell us about the bark. 1 know
some kinds know maple. oak.
chestnut and poplar trees, all by
their bark" said Sammie.
This is real jolly" exclaimed
Uncle Wiggily 1T is very good to
know the different kinds of trees.
especially for rabbits. as we often
eat bark, you know. I'll help you.
Sammie. Perhaps I may be able 70
find a new kind of tree for you"
WISH you would SdInmle SAID,
trying 70 make his pink nose twinkle
like Uncle Wiggily's. But he
couldn't exactly do IL.
However, the two bunnies-the
man bunny and the little boy bunny
hoped on through the woods to-
gether. All Of a sudden Uncle Wig
gily saw something that made him
stop.
What is it?" asked Samnie in a
whisper Did you see the Fox ,"
NO. but I see a new kind of wood
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13
Bootleger Enters 'DoorbeN Field

May I have your order. sire Rye
is SO a quart. coEnac $3.50. sin
$3.50 a case or three bottles for $40
Sorry but I can only sell Scotch by
the case-$l1o-or a quarter case for
$50. Nothing less than three bottles -"
Fingers itching TO write down or
ders. he explained that somebody
else would deliver the goods-on ap-
proval
Sample t. and II you don't like 81
don't pay" he said persuasiveIy.
lie worked Office buildings daily.
he said AMI ne had many lawyer
customers who assured him his
bread-winn-ng methods were safe
Come on now. won't you gentle
men take e half case anyway" he
wheedled Business isn't so good
today: I started at the top OF this
22-story building. and here I've
worked down 10 the third floor and
I've only sold a half case. Come on.
gents. buy a half case-so I can go
out 20 lunchi'
browning like a discouraged book
agent. he put away his pad and pen
ell and left in a hun
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13
BOARD RECEIVES
BIDS FOR SEWER
AND PAYING JOBS
Improvement Bids Referred 10
City Engineer for
Tabulation.

bids wore received for ~ pc sewer
and pave mcut improvements by the
board az public works. ln regular
meeting Tuesday. In addition TO inn
uroeameats already ordered, the
beard adopted resolutions for sewer.
sidewalks and the vacation Of an all
lev and advanced another step the
scheSlIe for work 20 be completed
This fall
one petition was sled and a re-
u'onstrarcc against the grading OF.
Hucy 81. was referred TO the city en-
r.neer for checking.
George a Harrup and Bruno De
uaepe oekred proposals for the i'm
taulti0n ~ pipe sewer on Kendall,
calvert and Bertrand st. The Ken
DAN and calvert RI sewers are un-
der one resolution. the sewer pro-
uoEcd running on Calvert ST.. from
chaplin ST.. east TO Kendall ST.,
thence south on Kendall St TO a
point 100 feet north OF the north line
~ Ewing av. The Bertrand ST. sewer
improvement Us from Olive 20 John
con SITS.
Bids to Engineers.
Tho White and WiliLst0n cOmpan-
les both were bidders on the pro-
posed pavement of Dayton St. be-
tween Marine and Leer SITS.
Water connection bids for taps on
Marine ST.. from Indiana av. 20 Cal
vert 81. were received from Thomas
Williams. william Burke and Phillip
Cohn.
All bids were referred to the city
engineer for tabulation 10 be report
ID back 20 the board AT their meet
ing wednesday evening.
Petition was received and resolu-
ton ordered for grade. curb and
walk on Kendall St. from the south
line OF Calvert st. 10 the north line
OF Calvert ST. TO the north line OF
Sheriff. ST A petition was received
for the vacation Of the alley between
sherman and Harrison avs, extend
ing from Lincoln way w. 10 the first
alley north. q nd placed on file. no aC-
ton being taken.
DisIikes Billboard.
A third petition sought the re-
noval OF a billboard on Indiana av.,
between Caroline and Kline SITS. Eff
teen property owners of near vicinity
10 the 0ILetlQlllE AAlA-fAAAAD ANAAfAA - ~
20 be unslghtIy and dangerous be
cause OF nearby railroad crossing.
The petition was referred 20 the
building department, without recon-
mendation.
The remonstrance received by the
board was against the sought-after
grading and crawling OF Huey St,
between Lincoln way w. and FL
wood av The engineer was given
the list OF names for the purpose of
checking them with the petitioners,
the majority to be reported back
wednesday evening
AdODt Resolutions.
The resolutions adopted and for
which Improvements the board VIII
advertise for bids are as follows;
Pipe sewer on Columbia st, from
Paris TO Weneer SITS.
sidewalk on the south side OF Cor
by ST. from Walsh 81. 20 the east line
or PARK place. third addition.
Sidewalk on Duban ST., from Web
ster 10 Walnut SITS.
Sidewalk on the south side Of
Keller St. from Portage av. TO the
west line Of Morris Park addition.
Vacation OF the first alley west of
College st.. firm Rupel st. 10 the first
alley south OF Rupel ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13

For reliable dentistry consult p-s
Carson & Oren. 125 w Washing
ton av. Phone Main 54s.-adv 20Stf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13

Buy two Cfuco cigars for 15c.
Advt.-246.-tf.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13

Have YOU paid your telephone biz.
veto adv-2f0.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-08-10

Mr. and Mrs. George w. Noll and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Harding who had
been guests at the Joseph Eastman
home, Park street, left Saturday for
their homes at Virginia, Minnesota,
Mr. and Mrs Fred Nogelsang, ac-
companied by their daughter and SON
n-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Stevens,
left Tuesday for an automobile trip
through the state and to Minneapolis.
f. NJ Schneider, chairman of the
county board, and Miss Lillian Chou
PEEK, county superintendent of schools,
members of the. county health commit
tee, were at Milwaukee Monday to in
teryew several candidates for the posi-
ton of county public health nurse
made vacant by the resignation of
Miss Viola Nohr
The Manitowoc Council of the Unit
ed Commercial Travellers and their
families held the annual picnic at
Shoto Saturday. A chicken dinner
was served at noon and the afternoon
spent in the usual. and some unusual,
picnic amusements.
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-08-10

Mrs. f. Becker who had been a guest
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. A. j.
kemper for few weeks, returned to
her home at Pittsburgh Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Nash, who had
been on trip to Alaska, having made
the trip up the Yukon to the old Klon-
dyke fields, arrived home Monday.
Miss Frances Meyer returned to
Menominee, Mich, Saturday following
a weeks visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Meyer, North Tenth street
John Hoyer and family have return
ed from motor trip up north as far
as Park Falls, They visited with reIa-
tives at Marshfeld and other cities en-
route.
Mrs. f. Greeley and f. X. Murnhv.
Jr,, and Miss Margaret Murphy left
for Racine and Milwaukee Saturday
to spend a month with relatives and
friends.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-08-10

Miss Lucy O'Grady left Saturday for
Milwaukee to join friends in an auto
trip to Columbus, Ohio and other
points. She expects to be gone for
two weeks
Miss Marion O'Donncll left for Mil
waukee Friday where she will join Miss
Catherin OHerman. The two will
then go to the Yellowstone Park for
three weeks visit.
Mrs. Howard Morris left on her re-
turn trip to Los Angeles, Cal, Tues
day after being a guest of her mother,
Mrs. John Cary, North Ninth street,
for a few weeks,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Miller spent
few weeks with relatives here and have
gone to Chicago. From Chicago they
will go to Denver, Colo, where Mr..
Miller, who is an ex-soldier and at
present a patient of the government,
will enter government hospital.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-08-10

Several small burglaries of business
places and an attempt at burglary
were reported. the past week. The city
has been free for some time from this
form of annoyance.
The Misses Elizabeth Halloran,
Hilda Hendrckson and Kathryn Saw
age, members of the court house force,
left Saturday for an outing at Juanita
Park, Crystal Lake, Mich.
To avoid a collision with another
automobile last week former sheriff,
Joseph Kellner turned suddenly and
made a scrambled affair of the motor
cycle from which city speed cop Du-
rant had Just dismounted.
The public morist camp grows in
popularity. Last week the people in
ffty-four cars used the camp The
registration by states was: Illinois, Oli
Michigan, 2; Indiana, 8; Minnesota, l.;
Florida, /; Wisconsin, 6S.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-08-10
Dairy Market.

SHEBOYGAN FALLS, vision
the Wisconsin cheese exchange at Ply
mouth or Monday 3,4O5 boxes of cheese
were offered. All sold as follows: 50
boxes OF twins at lSc; 1900 daisies at
lie; 400 double daisies at 1910; and so
cases of longhorns at lSc.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-08-10

Mr.. and Mrs. John Schuette are the
parents of daughter born at the Holy
Family hospital Mr. Schuette is the
manager of the Invincible Metal Fur
niture company.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-08-10
RAILROAD MECHANICS
AND HELPERS
WANTED BY THE
CHICAGO & NORTH
WESTERN RAILWAY co.

WESTERN RAILWAY CO.
On account of the action of a number
of our shop and engine house employees.
who left the service in defiance Of the
United States Labor Board and are
now on strike, the Chicago & North
Western Ry. is in needof the following:
Machinists and helpers.
Boilermakers and helpers.
Blacksmiths and helpers.
Car repairers and helpers.
Sheet metal workers and
helpers.
Car inspectors.
Wages and working conditions pre-
scribed by the United States Labor
Board, effective July /, 1922, will be
applied.
An excellent opportunity for young
and energetic men to engage in railroad
work.
Apply at once to
129 N. CLINTON ST,
CHICAGO, ILL.
or at nearest shop or car re-
pairing station. If
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-08-10

The following are the current price
OF the various articles of produce as re-
nnrLed for the Pilnt ON Ann 10 1000
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
E Eii fAFEAIRS $50
VIII Hit the Enemy at Thirty Miles

a gun 20 or ~ feet Ia length. wtssa
the enemy is as far OF as ~ miles,
In, The days ~ :. The Csyil, war whsH
small csaGon shds iroa haiis weighing
Is OF ~ poaads, the rsnge was usually
poin, blank. the eae1ny ship doomed
large a. targ~, and the gun pointer
a. gh,rd by gaHlnx along the barrel
These tao new instruments are
called the target conpgsoF snd bat
terry cosnputor They are civc,e,i by
two hlgh.poser-d telescopes located
al rxrd ohs-rys,ion stations Ia the
vicinity Of the harbaF defense IN
sighting an enemy ship The observe
lions are transmitted electrically 10
tne tNo calculating Instruments
" here the esac; location OF the rneiay
ship IN computed
These new Instruments the fruit Of
several years Cofstaat work Snd Ell.
pertinent. predic; the advance locSsion
~ thr moving enemy, make allowances
f,r the temperature Of powder, type
q shell atmospheric pressure dlrecs
ton ani yelorlly Of The ind and the
arm 4 tie she'll caused BY the ia
sgns r!tag Under the preSrat sts-
trm all tsrse factors arr added. sub
trie aHt oyavya 50 ehrcAr! up sid
accounted Tor BY human range finders
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17
Uncle Sam to Keep Tab on Sun Spots

.II>tIE SAM aa.l the Western
~ @ r. aa raagaLy. Whlgl
ar, damaged fo ,ht extent OF "a quar-
'rr = unog dollars hy ssn.pat
m NJ OF y,, Hesr are anN Develop
lns system ~ precautions asaiusr
.,4- souls. i,sy 1ag.~ @f ..e gsariRtE, a.,.I
'arse against 'He weather
Jha su..ots shower Tie earth WITH
es.-,a--.,.s.,.ts ,..i s4rEsHt,. .ppa.AGL.s.,
tne electrical storms which moss and
t1"u pagaEle tves ~aea Cable aaA
','ol laHa -fg!"p Arrangements have
nn,u maie Uith Tie CnitrA States
Suyu observatory FOR regular bulIc
tln srfSire un the condition OF sun.
spots NArueYer q gew one appears
en tte fha M thu sun unt starts 50
move around where II VII be- Ia p
position 20 yuilry the earth With rleC
triyHl showers. nutifN Is sent from the
observatory ip the Western Union ~
fcIas In return fer this service the
Western linton Is preparing 10 collect
Information on large scale on ele,s
tripl currents their strength and ~
rection. ard their apparent conuee-
ton with >unsputs
Sunslais occur IN eleven wear cycles
The present year IL near the middle
~ he cycic. or IN the period " hen he
suuspots are frwest Last year was
time when Few sunspots wep normal
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17
WHEY WAS WISE" TO HIN
Excellent Reason WY Repeater Need
cd That RAISE 81 SALARY Ee Rad
Applied Fer'

Augustus Thomas tic veteran plny
wright. said al wedding breakfast
In New York
When a marriage fails II il nsa.
all, because ore or the ether u the
contracting parties starts out Nth tho
resolve 10 Ire false 10 his or her cup
tracts
Years age, when ] MSS reporter
10 81 Louis a colleague Of mine went
e. The city editor and said
I'D iite raise, Inn married now
you know
Yes yes I know. said the city
editor Kindly. genial soul And Of
conrvc. yai need the False foT your
fam,lt. dent your
No. ! don't said The reporter I
need Il fur myself Ny wife ynu
So has found out what im getting
now
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17
an fnnyn Gives Charming New Shade to Old Lingerie
NV VClIS PUTNAM FApEIEss DYEs-dye. tints
C0WBELLS SAVE The GRAPES
Navel Alarm Devised BY New Yorker
10 Discourage pepreda,sons 81
Nocturnal vttitaFs

Evasperu',d by nightly raids Of
ANAL boys on bis grape Nrhor, q
Sheepshead hay ~ " resident has
stopped their derFsdsiiuns BY attach
Ing couhells 10 the vines The slight.
est pail AZ t,v tempting fruit paEles
the alarm and pa;s the la,rud.rs 10
r&ht
The sandy soil near the hay IL par
iicniariy sdup;ed h'r grape. and most
81 the other houses have large arbors
IN the back yard BOYS from the new.
cr 'ous"s, witch have % arhors. be.
gan 10 call under tho cover uf dark.
ness even before the grapes we're ruF
They not only t,-ok the fruit hg,
ruined The vines Us craW Ing ana stun.
bling over the ar'~r
nut the cts b.l rlarfr brings NE
owner 10 The fror and second scare
is generally a,o'd,d by TIE bays Sc,.
-r7ii neighbour. u"tirE The efficiency II
the system. lsavr alsa Installed Cow
bells among 'hets erape vines.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17
special up 70 ns,s.

To kr~p ~ with progress the ines.
ssnger hey co the blue special dcilv,
cry stamp hereafter Win b. seen rsd
Ing motorcycle instead " bis f.
Dilisr old hike
He has been fairhfsl boy, year In
and year oai Who ls 80 phleSmaise
that he does NO, thrill and have q
1niekea~d palse a, sight ~ the tins
rt1er on az important pieee % mall
Yes, even though there have beet.
times When he might iaerv apprcprs,
stely be mounted ou a turtle. Chi.
csgO Evening Post.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17
Where Science viii Tell All About 1t

We under dome ia the central lobby.
where The sun,spot phenomena will bs
demonstrated
touca8ts experiment. dcmonsira.
lion at', te embodied In Gnfoo, ptn.
dUlgm Setuxiag III a Wide are. The
sw HErs pendulum viii mars m IN.
variable Direction In space. aHd ~
tlg earth t,Sa,yts beneath II rotation
WITH he pla Mt, shown by the steady
ch5rsc IN direction - I've pcriulnm's
sN'us atcr The divided arc Here he
press q, DAHi earthquake action
uaste. s'eems the erasiia,ionsl put
~ ''u s,e. The graath ~ plants
~ ~ .4,. ~; 4tga .s~~hq. sIseaaa.afI2.a
VIII b 'ee sUA'syls ~ a'hcy exhibits
IN t4e seseo exhibition rooms sur
'tg6&as Tie 'rt'fal r'wur'ts. 'Ne tat
rs gcsals 81, seeutiac anA industrial
r,"aryh H y. demonstrated
lla ek hrH mal le dlsp,ase'
tie 'ate>' forms u radio ie,"phony
Ryi 'e eeS' rsG1Ats s,' Of psyche
los,cgl tests ar a rrv tiai " fossils
ur 4 .et3es " synthetic compounds
The N8'l.as aes Snei 70 cos,
tt"t'o ans the ~, * the CaYre.
s'e ca-perat'o The ground VAS
hnp "a, With Fund - $40 30 col
Tested ar Donations thrAus out tire
a4pntvw
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17
Dead Letter Sales a Popular Sport

a grFNsrStl elesa letter sales IL
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17
WAS WISER THAN he LOOKED
Bucelic Appearing individual SURPRISED
ire Scientific 6hares Of Prom
inssi Washington Club .~-

lou never can tell by appearances
Just Who n the roal Wise Individual.
The other afternoon humisef ~ m"s
we're discussing the latest scien,iitc
achievements IN enc cnrper Of ron1a
al q well known ciuh There WAS .
man who he'd all tbs carinafAs ~ hav'
ING lately arrived from a seasnFi .
sors oD The farm Ills head was thu.
ly coyereT With hair. es,r.d~ his nf-~
sat pair % steel trimmed spe,1aclsA.
on his chin Ere~ biilygoai like whss
itra. his clothing hung on rather thse
lifted him Finally one ~ the past,
" DO had been conSevlng 90 .cienttes
matters. turned and IN feiio, inhlh.
AIRY asked the enc Of bGcjtr ~ p~-s
nurc Whist he thought ~ the tpltt-s
Qnrl as FASH came bRek rtlput'
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der discussion aftrrsatt. ira0sr,
that The enc ~ rDheiihr dplenra,e
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lists Nash!naton Star
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

NAsiilSGToS.--T,so Instruments
w sbhh, IL Ia declared Sill Esyo-
iuuotize the ART ot coast ,irfense. are
ass...::... exhibited In tke ordnance lie
partner, hrtr, and later viii he IN
stalled q, Panama TO cuutrul tie GRE
u the biz guns in tie canal detrusss
The Instruments e9uprs" a system
NJ ranging aul toliosIa g moving
enemy salp They are operated eis-.-
lrIcatly aaa adjusted automatically
lbey atd ,utairaet. multiply divide
bud Hass a'la9aat@ f8r many factors
controlling ,ar Hisl' II ~ she'll
|t-'gfs 10 he larger coast defense
un'ow o"ra eoa8rr how fl is pcs
sihte fan ths slaaaf - hIf o sh'n ~Ith
Gse or a,.tsoi praleci,.r shot frana