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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-01

carii lor, caci era pentru prima
data cand serie Gle clevi, pre-
gatiti in timp de razboiu, pleca
sa-si ia comanda micilor lor uni
tati, pc front, in lupta. Trebuia
ca sarbatoarc sa incununeze
munca lor 81 sA le caleasca 81 mai
multi Ssufletul la care Sc lucrase
atata, fel 81 chip, de toti ofiterii
scolii in cap eli inimosul Tor co
mandant si cu harnna misiune
|franceza.
Pentru ca asemenea sarba-
tpare 81 capete splendoarea mari
Tor zile ale Ncamtului, Majestatea
Sa Reggie Ferdinand a VENT sa-si
vada accia carl maine, alergand
spre dusman, isi~vor da viata lor
ipentru a preamari pc tarii.
In dimineata zilei de g .Martie
1917, Regele sosi, cu trenul, in
CARA Botesani. Aci, fu primit de
Principele Carol, &c Sc gasea toe
mai, in acel tinp, in inspectii pc
Ia daferite unitati; de Generalul
Iancovcscu, confandantul corpu:
iui 8 arm, carl da 81 raportul
Garda de onoare, 0 conapanie de
'slevi, cu drApelul scolii 81 Gu
musicA, dau onorul.
Regele trece prin fata frontului
Vi este rrisnit Gu strigAte de ura,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-01
NJ. s. REGELE LA SC0ALA
MIIITARA DE INFANTERlE
DIN BOTOSANI.
- fTTrma roN
(Ur1nare)

lToata ziulica ii vedeai aler-
eand dealurile, vaile si straba-
thnd toatc padurile din impreju-
rianile Botosanilor sau Dorohoi-
lbr. All ii vetleai in nlanevre,
lpptand anii cu altii, Gu Q inver-
Spnare fara pereche 81 care dadea
sperante mari pentru luptele rea-
lf viitoare, de maine. Maine Il
Hedeai sspand santuri lungi de
kmetri 81 atlanci de 2-3 metrii,
{e lie curgeau sudoarea gaNa de
he pc frunte; alta data ii auzial
toata ziulica tragand Gu arms
sau en- mitralierc in campurile dt
lfaeere insprovizate.
| Nosptea cadean rupti de obo
scala ; dar ti-era mai mare dragu
sA-i vezi intrand in oras, de Il
e.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-01
ttseatisMaPe - - oa9. ~
MARBLE CONGRES AL
FUNCTIONARILOR.

&c cetateni libcri, asigurati ia
soarta lor. dupacum am facut
meru dc cand partidul national
intrat in llpptcle politice din
Romania- Mare.
Suntem mangaiati ca felul cinI
slit, democratic. cum partMul ma
tional aparat functionarimea a
fost recnnoscut 81 de congresul de
Teri, facandu-se Indelungi ovatil
nartidului nostru ca luptator pen.
tru dreptatea cauzei slujbasilor
pirblici, 81 pentru ridicarea acestei
tagme laconsidewtia functionari-
lor din tarile civilMate.
Am arafat in numarul trecut al
ziarului nOstrn, ca mare parte a
fnnctionarilor au sosjt cu un tren
special Sambata la orele II jun.
lu acest tren sosit al Selma,
Iresedintele Associated sindicate.
lSr functionaresti, impreuna Gu
intreg comitetlll de conlucere al
Sindlcatului 81 alproape 1000 func-
tlonari, de,,-.,,.... fiecarui judet
din vechiul Regat. La sosire dl
Pr. E. Hatieganu presedintele
Associated functionarilor publici
din Arleal 81 Banat doreste bun
'spsit oaspetilor. Raspmd d-nii
Selma 81 Bradisteanu, presedin-
tele Associated generate a functio.
narilor publici de la Bucuresti
Aproape intreaga functionarime
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-01

Dupa maSa a aVut lOc o cOnSfa-.
t,lire intima a functionarilOr par
ticipanti la congress in sala cea
mare prefecturei jidetului. A
fOst cea mai buna ocaziune sa Sc
poata dbserva starea de spirite a
acestei masc de oameni oropsiti
81 necajiti. Discutiile Sc pornesc
prin a-si arata fiecare plangerile
81 durerile, carl imrcsc ca un rau
nesfarsit. NJ peste multa vrense
lnsa eli insusi .observa, ca discuta-
rea miZeriilor nu aduce la nici un
rezultat. lnccp sa ccara fiecarui
orator solutii. In ce priveste pc
urma aceste solutii parcriie sc
impart. Uni poate prin oarecare
noroc mai putin atinsi de catre
mizeria neagra ce apasa asupra
-functienarimei, Sc multumeau Gu
interventii. Aceasta 1nsa era cea
mai nefnsemnata parte, care nici
nu Sc putea distingc in marea
masa acelora, carl .au pierdut
rabdarea 81 All suferit indeajuns
Gle multi, pentru ca ,acum sa pre-.
linda mai ibuna stare, sau sd
gaseasca ca este justificat sd in.
trebuinteze mijloacele cele maj
violente char pentru recunoaste
rea drepturilor. Unii pretindeau
greva generala, altii demisii il
masa. Gel mai hotar7ti par a f
fnnctionarii teritoriilor alipite
Delegatul banatean Biraiescu pre-
!'zinta 0 declaratiune 200 func
tionari publici din judetul Timis
Torontal, carl sc obliga Gu sem
natura proprie, ca in -ca'zul, cane
jlstele lor revendicari nu sc vol
lua in seama, demisioneaza e,
totii in frunte cu subprefectu
judetului.
! Intro astfel de stare Gle spiri
ia cuvantul Ill DR.. Lazar Popovic
dln Slbiu D-sa in mod neintele
reuseste sd sugestionneze asazi
cand masa functionarilor pril
adanc simtita 81 vorbire fiecar,
ascultand aproape GU extaz do
leantele 81 remcdiile aratate dc
,catre vOrbitor. Dl DIR. POpOvn
arata, cum functionarul publ
azi este eel mai oropsit, Gel ma
spoliat de orice drepturi elemen
tare ce trebue sd le alba char nj
timnl analfabet iHtr 'un Stat orga
nHat. Nulsi poatc cNpune pare
rile, nu. este liner sd declare ceea
ce simte 81 crede, pentruca- in ca
zul ca ar face acest lucrN, ell est
supus la tot felnl de masuri ca,
|lil fac 81 simta apaSatoare stapi
nirea de sus. Transferable. lice1
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tiarile din serviciu, cercetarile
disciplinare stunt deasupra capu-
Hui fiecarui fnnctionar ca Q AIDE.
varata sable lui Damoclc, care
LII execnta fara mila, daca NIL site
sd Sc bage umilita slnga anumi.
tor particle politice.
Daca s'a spus Gu drept cuvant
ca functionarii de Stat sunt un
element de ordine, conzervatorii
legalitatii in Stat, aceasta' va tre-
|'bui sa sfie 0 linie de conducere
pentru Ell 81 pc viitor. Incontesta-
bill, ca All dupace fiecare a pro-
mis- 81 nu facut nici unnl mimi
ca, vor trebui aplicate mijloace
mai violente. Carl stunt aceste
miiloace? Grcva generala? Acea-
sta cu toate cd ar fl un mijloc
|care pOate ar dlce la reZultat, pc
Ilanga mnltiplele .pericole ell carl
pmeninta Statul nostrl, mai are
lO parte rea; lea este o masura
lilegala. orr chiar din calitatea de
|cOnServatori al legalitatei rezulta
ca f,lnctionarii mn pot intrebuin-
ia mijloacc ilegale pentru alum
gcrea scopului lor. I'm mijloc eff
CAGE ar fi.de1misiile in masa. Func.
tionarul public este necajit, privit
81 platit mai ran ca un servitor 81
Gu toate acestca mai sta in servi-
lciul acelni Stat. care la adus in
situatia lui de All. Printr'o soli-
daritate absolute functionarii pu-
blici de data aceasta vOr trebui
sa declare, ceea ce au declarat
functionarii din Ardeal 81 Banat
In ziua de 8 1uhe Cd vor conside.
ra congresul transformation -des.
chis, trimitand delegati Ia N. sa
Rsgsle 81 guvern, care daca nu va
putea aduce rezultate satisfied.
toare, congresul aduce 0 motiune
o. functionarii publici sunt con.
siderati ca avand mana liberia q
fiecare fsi va pardsi locul plecand
in alte administratii, demisionand
deodata 5 suite mil functionasi
ConSfatuirea admite cu unanimi
tate ca aceasta prOpunerc sa fid
pusa Ia congress.
4 Att vorbitori arata pc urn;
desintercsul vechilor particle po
l liticc fata cu cererile functiona
rilor. tinandu.i intro sclavic $
lneaNand nmiodata nimica pentr,
eli, dar au pentru automobile
sampania 81 pentru alimente de
Ipozitate si.aprinse. Oligarhia obi
casa a vechinlui Regat suprima
|si tinut intro stare de adevarat;
rObie pc functionari (strigat,
zgomotoase de: jos oligarhia!
lesne de intcles deci ca ca nu v,
veni sa dea acum drepturi, obici
|nuita Gil vechile metOde, ca va
as,Ipritoare, cum fost 81 PAM
acum, 81 daca pana All a asupri
nnmai functionarimea vechiulu
Regat, All ca vrea sd subjuge $
acea din teritoriilc alipitc.
Il Consfatuirca intima s'a sfarSi
il Ia orele 9, imprestiindu-se part
cipantii intro atmosfera atat d
agitata, intrncat GU drept cuvan
ne-am ,gandit ingrijorati la ce
ce Sc va Intampla la congress.
:. (Din ''Patria"
UETT}I t1 ABoNA41
e| UA1UIs 1GEIQA"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-01

din Clui sositi in mare numar la
congress. Gel sositi in sunetele
lnuzicei atelicrMui CTR. pornesc
intr' I'M nesfarsit convoi catre CEN
trul orasului. In fruntea convoiu.
lui d-nii Selma Brelisteanu, Ha-
tieganu, earl stunt calduros serbia
toriti de catre functionari, al
carog convoi ocupase intreaga
strada de la CARA pana la centrul
orasului. Sosind in centru Oaspe-
til lmpreuna cu functionarii din
Cluj 1ncing hora unirci in jurul
lupoaicei, ca pc urma sd trcaca
la 0 sarba, care insa din cauza
caldurei tr0picalc nu putn sa du-
reze multa vreme 81 oaspetii Sc
impartira la locuintc 81 la masa.
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ncunostintarp

in NUAlELE A "a DE SOCIETATI|
DIN UNIUNE,
PRIN ACEASTA Sc ADUCE LA GU
NOSTINTA TUTUROR SOCIETATILOR
APARTINATOARE "UNIUNEI" CA
ASTAZI, 80 IULIE A. c., S'A TINUT
PRIMA SEDINTA CONSULTATIVE Al
DELECATILOR PENTRU ADUNAREA
CENERAI.A EXTRAORDINARY ST VA
URMA PANA VA RESOLVA TOATE
CHESTfUNILE PRIVITOARE. LA UNIU-
NEA NOASTRA.
SOClETATILE CARE INCA NU AU
TRIMS PANA in PREZENT DELEGATE
|SAU PLENIPOTENTE STUNT RUGATE
A TRIMI1E FARA NICI @ INTARZIERE.
DATA ASTAZI LA 80 JULIE 1922
IN YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26

lie also helped himself 10 their jewels
and q large portion OF the palace gold
plate.
To Retain Eunuclis.
One feature OF the old regime that
il Is expected viii be retained is the
collection Of forty palace eunuchs.
These strange soft voiced. beardless
creatures play curious part in
palace lifc. All come from Arab
tribes IN IIediaz. When they are in.
fants they are chosen by their par.
epts the eunuchs' profession.
They are the friends, guides and
advisers Of the sultan and they form
sort Of missing link between the
harcm and the outside world for they
are the only exception 10 the sultan
who II allowed 10 enter the sacred
precincts. How much the new sui.
tana win accept OF the arrangement Is
not known. but she will probably
modify II extremely as she inaugu.
rated an unprecedented innovation
when she occupied box at public
theatrical performance here. remain.
ing unveiled for the whole show.
How many Of the former sultan's
wives she will retain as ladies also
has not been decided, but probably
they viii all retire In private life on
state pensions.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26
Close Race Expected
in Champion Eight
Contests at Y. NJ. C.. A.

Tho Champion Eight contests In all
boys gym classes at the ~" are grow
ing moro popular every week and Il is
expected there viii be close race
10 decide on eight boys in each class
who VIII have their pictures taken
at the close of the contest.
In ~ class. Allwine Marble, Ar
thur Head. Charles Rendla. Walter
Kasper, Otto Eendln, Charles Malli-
son, Lester Lapldus. Charles Kane
and Harry Hundblad are leading the
race In "B' class the high men
are Donovan Gouldin. Delmar Saxton,
Donald shoup. Don Brown. Palmer
Gallup. Pete Sawerbrey. William IRE.
Chester Danlelson. Charles Petrle and
Albert Ehlers. In "C' class, How
powney, Bernard Tebbons. Henry
Burke. Lou Sorcnson, Don sellner. IL.
Zimmerman. H. Jackson, N. Powell
and william Comstock are In the lead.
In ID" class. the best contenders for
the champions are Earl Fitch, Sam
Amato, Robert Wood. Howard Lund.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26
Radio Beats Press.

The possibilities OF tho radiotele-
phone as a gathering agency
were demonstrated in dramatic man
ner. recently, when. THE Inquirer"
was the first newspaper in Philadel.
phia receive word OF the disastrous
fire which swept the business dis
trict OF Atlanta, Ga, Through Ed
win A. Hoban, a member of The
Inquirer's local staff, a radio en-
thusiast. the news came into The
Inquirer office even before the first
flash from the Associated Press
reached Philadelphia The informa-
ton came from station WSB, operated
by the Atlantic Journal. and 10.
Gated in that newspapers building
The news, announced by the speaking
voice instead of by the more conven-
tional medium OF the telegraph in.
strument, came floating through the
air. distance OF approximately 76O
miles.
Osaka. Japan Nov. l0.--(Correson-
dencs OF the A. P1-The largest wire
less receiving radio station IN the
orient Is nearing completion In the
village Of Kizure, near Osaka, This
station. Il is announced. win he able
TO receive from all parts OF the world
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26

committed suicide By cutting the
veins OF their Nrst on account OF be.
ing a bone u contention IN their har'
ems,
200 Women in Old Days.
In the old days of Abdul llamid 200
women were allowed ihs palace staff
as dancers. singers ,lIJJcs in waiting,
servants and cooks, but tho present
fugitive. Mohummel SIs vas allowed
only 100 and maiptglned 81. The new
conner ls expected 20 reduce the femi'
nine contingent stlll further. About
IS per cent OF the palace girls we're
circassans. noted for their beauty.
II "a prominent Turk had n daughter
ana was ambitious 10 curry favor
with tho sultan he would offer the
girl 10 the ruler for service In the
palace. II the sultan WAS willing 70
accept the gift he told the candidate
10 send his daughter with her mother
10 the suitana, who inspected ana
examined her. and II she passed she
was Immediately put into tho palace
school. Her talents We're carefully
weighed and what she was most pro-
hclent at was developed
The sultan chose these girls when
they were between the ages Of II
and ~, never older. lie acted as
each month FOR the palace
women. drawing the money from the
palace treasurer, who obtained the
from the government.
When Mohammed VI slipped aboard
D British warship last week he drew
afl the wbinon's allowances for Octo'
bcr and November ana left without
paying them. leaving them stranded.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26
Crystal Detector
Has Big Range

phenomenal range on a crystal
detector Is reported by VIII G. Schopp
1916 North Fifty-second avenue, who
hears Davenport, Ia, Kansas City,
st. Louis, Atlanta, Ga. and Fort
Worth on his set. Although MIR.
Schoop has not yet been able to
get Chicago he has several times
heard Detroit. The experience is un.
usual and hard to explain. as the
average distance OF stations which
may be picked up by a crystal set
is thirty. five or forty miles. Maurice
Granger, author Of textbooks on
radio says that II the sending station
is powerful a crystal detector may
pick it up at fifty miles.
Mr.. Schopp made his set himself.
He did a good deal OF experimenting
with it and explains its efficiency by
the care which he put on the con-
nections, making them as tight as
possible. In this way he utilizes all
the energy and keeps it from leak.
ing away. He found that 90 wire gave
the most satisfactory results.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26
Peace Now Reigns
in Palace: Sultan
Has But One Wife
Day. When 300 Wpmen We'd
With Each Other Tor Favor
With Turkish Monarch
Now Gonc..
y, FRANK WILLS

Constantinople, NOV. s5--Gone are
hs good old days when beng sultan
~ Turkey meant having willowy
IaneIng girls draped all over the
place. while the suftpn's wives We'd
with each other IN tIling 80 onpture
the caliphs earesses Caii,h Abdul
NedIld Efendis entire famiIys con.
ssts Of himself one wife apd q son
and n daughter And With inst one
Sife the eallph Is bringing place 10
ihe palace for the first time inS cen.
turies.
The new ruler has bcen married 20
years. He expects 70 clean mp all In.
triguc IN tho palace. While the caDse
u hs monogamy possibly Is due 20
morality and true love, it may have
been inspired sy the fact that his
flther. former Sultan, and his
brother. former crown prince. both
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26
Omaha Secretary 10
Address Kansas BOYS

j., n Mlckiewright. boys work
secretary Of tho Omaha "Y.' Will
spend next week end at Manhattan.
KAN where he has been invited 10
speak at the Kansas State older boys
conference. This conference will con.
sIst Of 1000 Of the picked boys from
all over the state OF Kansas and will
be entertained at the Kansas State
Agricultural college Friday, Saturday
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26
Live Boys Of Omaha

thing doing every hour for boy mem
bers OF the association. The paper
VIII appear about December 8.
The next big party for the "y"
boys VIII bo the Christmas party, held
during the holiday vacation. There
win he feature movie, fine special
music and other entertainment fea.
lures.
The BOYS division will lie closed
all day Thanksgiving day,
on Friday. following Thanksgiy.
Ing. tho "Y" WIN be open from $50
a, II, until 0. y. m.
The Boys work committee Of tho
Y. NJ e. a. met last week and laid
plans for several things that viii
benefit the ~" boys this winter.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26

chief entertainment. Music also wa.
ON the program. II Is the plan 20
hold one of these entertainments ev-
cry month for the boys OF this dis.
trlet.
Only boys over Il years old were
admitted last night on account Of the
lack of space. II In hoped that larger
quarters may he available for the
next party, and II 40. all boys over
10 viii be allowed 10 attend.
I Tho next Of this series Of parties
VIII be held IN the middle of Deeem.
Der. probably just before the Christ.
mas school vacation begins. Musical
numbers and other entertainment fea.
lures will bear out the idea Of Christ.
mas.
Boys Of corrigan. Highland, South
Franklin. West Side, Madison, Brown
Park, Jungman and South Central
schools were the main guests.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26

eren. Leslie Vest. Charles plcltier,
Howard Mynatt. Alfred Cassidy and
Don Thorgrenson.
Tho employed boys classes also
are having spirited time in trying
for the best eight In each class. In
employed "a" class. Edward Gember,
l.. Schmidt. Charles Steele, George
Stoval, Meyer Green. Tom Campbell,
Stanley Nesladek and Robert Gibb are
the leaders. In employed b" class.
tho best men are Arthur Wendell,
Ray Rubin William Swoboda. Her
bert Gember, Harry Rubenstein, Paul
Carter, Aaron Chesno and Ray Mel
son. Employed "C'' IL having n close
race with Carl NlcGlnnls. Daniel
Gseenhouse, Harry Schmidt. Billy
Worthing, Perry Seley Richard spie
gel. Kenneth Calvert and Virgil Ham
mond IN the lead
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26
Party Held at Armom's
lor ~ Boys Dirision
for South Omaha Lads

The first Of a series Of parties for
South Omaha boys who attend schools
in the neighborhood Of the packing
house district. was held last night at
the Armour's assembly room, at
Twenty.sixth and q streets over 400
boys attended the program OF enter.
tainment put ON by the Boys diw.
sion Of the =. ". G. a.
A feature moving picture was tho
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26
Technical Hi "Y" Club
VIII Close December 5

The rechnical HiY club viii close
It's work December 8, until after. the
holidays. Tho school closes for this
quarter Mt H. time 80 the club will
take few weeks rest A speaker
VIII feature the clubs last meeting.
together ~ith special music by mem.
bers OF the club.
Other my clubs Will not close un.
III the week before Christmas: South.
on December ~; Central. on December
Is. ana Junior Ili.Y. on December
~. Special programs will be planned
for oil of these closing meetings.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26
New Use for Whi.ky.

Akron . Nov 20 "A new use for
whisky was disclosed in Judge II. e.
Spicers juvenile court here. waiter
Bekeislys. whose daughter was under
inquiry was asked II he ever drank
anything He - a coal truck driver
"Just Little now and then TO wash
the coal dust out OF my throat, your
honor he anid Two little drinks
VIII DO H. / don't care for II any
other i'De
lie added tliat no liked TO clean
up. Or down, after every load snd
that he hauled N good many loads
Of coal In dag,
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26
RADIO "DON'TS"

Don't buy a crystal receiver and expect
to receive long distance.
Don't buy set without q guarantees as
10 what II will accomplish.
Don't buy complete tube set for less
than 500 and expect IL 10 get best re-
suits.
set until you get acquainted with il.
Don't strive for extreme loudness until
you have secured quality,
Don't try 10 tune in on a loud speaker.
You will miss half Of them il you do.
Don't loose your patience, Results viii
come
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26
I)I()(
The Modern Aladdin

San Francisco.-In order to dem.
onstrate the possibilities OF Radio as
applied to fire alarm systems dem.
onstration was give by the San
Francisco fire department at the re.
cent convention OF the International
Association OF Fire Engineers. Radio
receiving sets on FIRE trucks in transit
in tho streets picked up alarms sent
out from headquarters with a 200
watt radiophone transmitter.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26
Boys Dirision "Y" Notes

The November issue OF tho "omaha
~ Boys was not published, but will
be combined with the December H.
sue. The new members party gave
such a good opportunity for explain
ing the November plans, that II was
not thought wise TO ISSUE a paper
this month.
The December number VIII he a
hummer" for 1t will contain all the
plans for the vacation program, those
two weeks in December, with some.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26

aud sunday BY the people of Manhat.
tan.
Mr.. Mlcllewrlght will discuss the
organized iiiY club, the program.
plans. and methods at the conference.
Several Omaha boys may attend the
conference with MIR. Micklewrlght.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26
Husband Has No Chance.

London, Nov 25.--"Its not true
that my husband drinks. 7 put him
to bed every night at o'clock" tes'
titled Margaret Wilsmith In the
Marylebone court.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26

Omaha Bee Radio Editor: / see IN
The Bee OF November Is that omaha
is getting KYW in their grand opera
broadcasting. You state that Mr..
Morseman has difficulty in keeping
his set tuned to stay put Will you
kindly give him a suggestion l would
like to offer? II he will test his grid
condenser and look for a loose con
nection in his grid circuit I think he
can remedy the trouble.
! hope to make use Of your question
department some day. | have built.
set using one tube only, and one
control that gets WGY. WIZ. XIII
and many in between. Respectfully
yours, otoe Goff. Nebraska City.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-26
Question Boz

Radio Editor. Omaha Bee: Why
does my detector bulb requirer a higher
voltage from day to day as ! use it.?
With a new bulb I reach the critical
point with my rheostat about 3.4 Of
the way around, but gradually ] have
TO advance it little more each day
until finally the six volts are not
enough. This is not the fault OF the
battery. as have the same experience
with fully charged battery.-W. c.
". Columbus, Neb.
The phenomenon you mention is a
characteristic OF some kinds Of bulbs.
I have known Of one or two cases
where 1t was necessary TO go as high
as seven volts to get satisfactory re,
suits. Or possibly your p battery may
be running down.
The New York herald., 1922-07-09
Ex-Service Men Play and Work
In Self-Supported Country Club

their sites and to sign up for their
stay at the camp. A special train has
been run by the West Shore and sew
eral motor parties have been staged.
with the result that there are more
than 800 already signed. The program
has been partly arranged and uni
versity ball teams from Fordham, CO.
lumbia and several other colleges have
been scheduled for games at the we'll
appointed diamond laid out on the
grounds. A complete circular setting
forth all the details of the project has
been prepared and circulated among
the Federal Board men at all of the
schools and colleges in the metropoli-
tan district. and inquiries and applica-
tons arrive daily to keep the guest
committee on the job allotting rooms
and space for tents.
Various other postwar organiza-
tions have given a helping hand to
the men of the Come Back Club in
the organizing work and arrange
ments which they have had to make.
The Overseas League. composed of
nurses and ambulance drivers, and
other war secretaries who served
abroad. are aiding, as are the Nyack
Chapter Of the Red Cross. the Ameri-
can Legion post at Nyack, the Camp
Merritt Hostess House Committee and
many other associations. The men,
bers of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Come e-Back Club. some 200 members
in all. are also assigned to various
committees having to do with the re-