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wARRENTON

WAREESTON. VA. July l5.-The
body OF Private Miller Riley. who was
killed IN action In France. has been
returned 20 h!s home n this county,
the funeral took place July : from
IN" homo o. hts grandfather. near
Waterloo. Va. lie vac The son OF
Nr. and Mira. Joseph EUry. and was
22 years old.
Tho Boy Scouts # warren,on
lct; Tuesday for their annual en-
campn"nt on the Shenandoah. near
iiapny Creek. Va. under tho charge
Of Rer. Paul J.. Bowden. asslstan;
ccOutinastcr.
y ,nroat clinic was hold wednes-
day n; Catlett School building by the
county health department. Dr. Mot-
:ett. OF Washington. was physician
In charc" assisted By Mrs. Gag. county
nurse, and Miss Vance. ot the State
board.
The Marshall and Scott Branch Of
The FauQu!er League OF Women Vot-
crs vii! hold Il reception at Pied
mont Farms, the home OF Mrs. Paul
the Ok!e, on Friday. July 81. in honor
.: Miss Lucy Randolph Mason, OF
Richmond, who Will make brief nd :
dress 10 the voters OF Fauquier. Miss
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other Keith big time" features. TN
Guiding: tho Fa%ncs. anatomical enis
mas tho beautiful and youthful
dramatic chan,eusc and harpist. Ann
Gray. and tho hilarious mir,hmakers.
kcl!am and O'Dare.
Big time" nets crowd tho bill an
nounc"d by Manager Ecx for the lat
ter half az the week. on this J.ll
VIII DO NIL, collins. tho Speaker o:
tho HOUSE,. one o. tho creates:
laughing hits Of last season here.
Flashes OF SongianG." a gorEco'.siy :
staged musical revue. With five Eu-
pGrb singing voiCss. IlrdO. known rs
the Paderowski OF Naud"vill.." tho
Clifford wayne Trio. sensational
gyTnnst!c nNpononts. AMI Kennedy
and Beryio. Juvenile prodigies. who
E!vn approximations OF celebrated
artists md pres"n. scen"s FROM "a
nous plays There viii be tho usual
motion picture attractions accom-
pany!na chch OF tho TWO notable
vaudeville shows.
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OLD CELEBRITIES HEAD
WEEKS LYRIC PROGRAM
"Stars of Yesterday" Come
Here First Part Of
Week.
TorNoTCIIEr,s OF TIE PAST
Mllt Collins. "Spcnk-r OF the House."
Popular With Richmond Th-ntrr-
gocrr, on Hill for Inst unIr OF
Week,

Names that winked at theaIcrgoers
from tho electric signs Of Tony Pas
tors on Fourteenth Street. New York
Clty thirty and more years ago VIII
mead tho vaudeville program at the
Lyric Theater this week In an act,
stars OF Yesterday" marking the
return OF Barney Pagan. tho original
Corinne. Tony Williams. Joe J Sui
Ivan and Lizzie Wilson 70 stellar
honors. The bringing together Of
th's Quintette OF oid-t!mcrs In "A per
for'nance sounds like "A fascinating
echo from tho grccnrooms O, sew
eral decades ago
This attraction Is one Of The most
important secured by Manager
Charles ". Rex this ycn- stars
OF Yesterday" coming In n csaaoa 81:
feVivnls. was written and produced
BY Milton Hocky and Hpwari
Green and met with ins,antaneous
Success, hcins hold over a, Kc!,h'g
Palace Theator BY popular demand
for a second weok aud linking laureis
away from present-day stars appear
ing on these bills
T"pn"tchcrs OF the Fast.
Tho artists appearing IN stars OF
le''erHhy were tho topnotchers OK
th"ir ;ime. and II twent@- Two or
thirty years. from nov vaudeville
h't bn"Nid DO launched composed OF
y. Jo!son, Nora Hayes. John barry
more. FL Wynn ana I.aon Enrol. Ia.
premiere OF such an act wound have
inc nan" eject upon tho 'oId timers"
o: 1880 as tho announcement OF This
debut O; stars o. Yc~crdny"' has
upon tho prcsent "old-'',ner"
barney Pagan. who celebrated his
seventy second birthday last month.
VIII revive My Gal Is High Born
Lady'--a song which he wrote him
snt and he xiii also do enough o..
his famous dance routine TO Justify
tho assertion that no is still Arn..!-
cas- forcmosi dancer.
JUST about the las, word in rnu
s!ch! comedy was pcrsonincd by
CoTinne. who. In her day. was the
most widely advertised uctrcss On
IN" stage. Whcatcrs have been named
In her honor and tho old chcn,"rro-
er WI! remember her In Monte
Cris'o. Jr..' Arcadia ana Carmen.
" % Date" Joe Sullivan VIII con
tribute his original song, Where
pa You De, That Hat" which ia
50 old ,ha; II III ncw, while Lizzie
Nispn VIII revive her famous Dutch
characterization Tony Williams. in
IL eeventieth year. viii lend a drn-
'tic flavor 20 tho net ana rr!nuy old
'ers Will probably remember him
on" o: tho leading dramatic men
two decades ago.
IN tho same Bill vii! be sevoral
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MASON Is president OF the Richmond
Wy! League. State chairman Of
omen IN Industry. and was recently
h"n"r"d with the invitation to be-
com" chairman OF the national
league committee on Women IN In
bhs'ry. Miss Mason. with her fa'h"r.
E"T. l.andon Macon. is spending {. =
iH"nth with relatives In the county.
rev INK Chun chan. II native OF
canton. China. "a college graduate AMI
now medical student i'm this conn
Try VIII Civ" lecture In the Method
lEt church At Marshall. Va. tomorrow.
morning. and ut Tho Plains tho same
evening.
walter L. Goodwin. Of Middlebury.
SNhcr"H serious concusaion I'm an
a''iaent On tn" polo field at Upper
VINE Iu"SdhH. bu, IN recovering.
y large CROW! assembled Mt tho
IPperEii!" BAPTIST Church las, sun.
Jay morning TO tax" part in the eel
"l1"h OF IN" hi'ieth anniversary
OF inc paetoratc OF Rev. /. II. Lake
i. D.. OF this church. and ,hnso 81
hetoct!n and Ehene5cr Tho yen.
crao!e minister was present and made
short address. the morning sermon
vas preached b. Rev. 9. r. Herndon
OF Warrenton. and afternoon tv Rev'
w. p. Gibson. Of Richmond onIv one
member is left Of those who cons,,.
'Htea the church when DR.. Lake ac-
""ptcd N" Passionate.
Misses Erna Bishop and Virr,n,,
9ch"ab are representing tho GIrIs'
AuAiiiary OF the Warrenton Rants,
'hurch At tho Baptist encampmnrt
AZ Nirginin reach.
Mrs. J. I. G"athmcy entertained a,
'ea Friday afternoon NJ her homo
on 'nlporer street IN honor @, Mira
hhrr"tt. of Concord. Mass.
n" school ~ Improvement League
'"'ahh: va, VIII hold an !cc
cream festival on tho old school
grounds Tuceday. July Is ,o- ,bn
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BON AIR

BON AIR. "a. July l5.--Mrs. L. "
Aece and family. who have been &C
cupy.ng tho stiles cottage, have
moved 70 Danv!!!e.
Mrs. rarke Register and two !:ttle
soue arc spending the summon with
Mrs. Albert Kirkland.
Mrs. Phoebe Morris. O. Richmond
war tho Weekend guest OF ~ Sc
Bertha Jahrke.
MISS olive Moulton IS spending
some time "a; the home o: Or. G. "
lIazcn.
Albcr; Kirkland. Jr.. IS visiting his
aunt, Miles, Florence Kirkland. az
Rensselaer,. New York.
Mrs Charies Mercer has he. mother.
Mr.. Davcnpor, OF Enfield. with her
for a time.
Minees Jennie and ammo FI.ppen
are visiting Mrs. Hugh F'l!ppen. IN
Iumhnrton.
Mr.. y. r. Holderby. Jr.. OF But-
.nlo iythla, was the guest recently
OF Mrs. l.. u. McCluer.
Misses Carrie and Herminc Moore
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hcncht Of tho new school building
now nearing completion.
RcN br. cGmmins. Presbyterian
evangelist. IL assisting In meeting
this week with R"v. Crabtrce. At Cat
| lett.
Colonel and Mrs r. \. Winter ar
rived her" Inst Week and Viii spend
several months nt choir home. "wcs,
View" near BROAD Run. Colonel
Winter has hc"n stationed at San
Antonio. Tex. for tho last two vearr
but expects 10 he retired IN Saptem-
Der.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Boorr,nn and
children. OF Washington. have come
to Warr"nton to spend tho reg, OF
tho summer with Mrs. john Il. Pose
Mt the Berry cottage
DR.. Robert &. Spilmnr, medical Of
nc"r OF tho V. NJ. /. Lexington. Va.
Is the guest Of his sisters. tho Misses
Srilman. n, Tho pen.'
Miss Lavinia -. Hamilton has 70.
turned from tho summer conference
OF mission workers at Rlue Ridge.
y. c.
Tho annual Sunday school convan.
ton OF FauqUter County was held
Tuesday at The Plains Episcopal
Church and was very succnssful and
interesting. About $50 were present
representing tw~nty-tour Sunday
schools. The meeting was led by r..
w. Hilleary. chairman Of the county
organization. who vas reelected
with tho other officers for tho com
ing year. Among the speakers were
w w. MILAN. OF Washington: 7. 9.
DREes. State secretary for sunday
school work: CAPTAIN J. Brad Bevcr-
Icy. and Rev. Mr.. Rottcr. OF The
Plains; Rcv. Or. Cummins. Miss Law
/
Rev. II. l.. Rivine and G. F.. TIFFANY.
OF warrcnton. with many others Tho
next meeting Will hc held In Rem
inRton.
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have ogcu"G their home here for the
summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cl!vie Chewing. o;
RuwI!nG Green. were the guestB OF
Mrs. Garland Chewing during this
past week.
Mr. ana Mira. LnGrange Cook. O!
Richmond. were tho Ruestn recently
uf Miss l.. j.. Cook.
Miss Margaret McClurr has re-
turned from a visit 20 Baltimore and
l.ynchburg.
Miss Grhcc IIazen Inns gone 70 Har-
risonburE 10 join Misc Edith Hazcn
who "a taking a summer course at the
state NormOl.
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PUZZLED


Mr.. Satan sat by his big camp fire
In the south Of the promlsed land
A pu1sIed look spread Ger his face
While the daily naws he scanned.
1T soems to me-" be murmured low,
And scratched his big red ear,
eSome one has dropped = monkey
wrench
Into Earth's running gear.
The problems that they have to solve
Are husky, big and strong,
While politics Is playing its part
I'm sure convinced, it's wrong.
The League Of Nations took the
count"
That puzzled look still spread;
He was silent for a little while
And then went on and said:
The -Four Power Treaty has come out
Exactly ~ was planned,
But what the deuce does Borah want
! cannot understand.r
--Brnmwell Farmer.
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BRAMWELL

A family by the name Of Weber
from Boise have recently moved ontC
the former David Tappan ranch, now
owned by E. C. Laughlin of Boise.
Jack Jackson and wife are living in
the tenant house on Dan Hansen's
place and Jack is working for Mr..
Mansen.
Marshall Ray and family have NOV
ed to Emmett from the Bertleson
place and Mr.. Ray will work on the
railroad.
The Letha school will visit the
Bramwell school Friday afternoon
where the boys will engage in a game
Of baseball
Social Rolph accompanied Davis
Hunter to Emmett Wednesday, the
first time Mr.. Rolph has been in town
since early last fall and his many
friends are glad to see him out again.
Word comes from Nampa that Mrs.
Merit Jackson and children, except
Thelma, have gone to Spokane, Wash
ington. Thelma is with her brother
Jack. F
Mary Rose is out of school his week
with the flu.
Mr.. Pulley accompanied Elmer
Rose and daughter Ardia to Caldwell
last Saturday.
Floyd Hunter is moving to the |
Moudy place this week. Mr. Moudy |
has gone to Portland to work and will !
send for the family later.
Yves Gambol will farm the place
by Floy Hunter this summer.
My>. Steve Ballenger is in Boise
his week caring for her daughter,
Gladys, who is quite i'll.
Ray Smith was accidently struck
n the face with an AK, in the hands
# his brother who was chopping wood
tuesday, and deep wound inflicted
which required six stitches by doc
or to close.
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guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dolphin
in Emmett.
!. Little Miss Lucy Womack has ii
. week end guest Sunday, little Mis-,
Mason Of Emmett.
The regular meeting Of the Ores.
cent Improvement Club comes April
IA. The plans have been changed
The business meeting will be held at
the home Of Mrs. Walter Knox in
Emmett at 1870 p. M, after which
the club members will visit the ex-
hibit Of children's work in the audi
forum of the Wardwell building and
view the collection Of Thistle Prints,
which, through the kindness Of Su-
perintendent Knipe, will be distrib-
uted in the rooms with the school ex-
hibit, giving all an excellent oppor-
tunity to enjoy both.
Mrs. j. A. Wills left last week on
Friday for Sheridan, Wyo., where she
was called by the serious illness Of
her mother.
Storm clouds continue to disburse
rain, sleet, snow and hail-all in one
day, with a generous food of sun
shine that comes and goes, crowding |
winter and spring into that day,
which is quite enough for this sea-
son.
The young people gathered at the
Modin home for their twice month
lance. The usual good time is re-
ported.
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TO dream you are at the equator
signifies an abundance of the neces-
sites of life. To farmers II Is a good
omen, as II promises good weather and
fine crops. To merchants it foretells
a decrease in business. To cross the
equator In a ship, riches II the ship
Is North bound; poverty Ii South
bound. To see a line where the equa-
tor is denotes good business qualiti.
cations. success In commercial life.
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SOUTH SLOPE

The Morrison Knudsen outfit ar
rived ON the Slope this week, and sci
up camp ready to begin the work o.
cleaning out the Canyon canal.
Mr. Marvin Hutton and Mrs. Geo
Douney spent Friday last with Mrs,
Warden.
Last week Mr.. and Mrs. RAIDER we're
Sunday dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Harpt,
Sunday night April ., Mr.. and
Mn RAIDER were Sunday dinner
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Serial 0216o5

NOVICE Tor publication.
Department of the Interior, U. S
Land office at Boise, Idaho. April
IL, 1922.
Notice is hereby given that Rober,
F. Kennedy, Of New Plymouth, Idaho
who. on April II, 1917, made Home
stead Entry Act Jane II, 1910, No.
021606. for Lots 8 and 4, SEX NWA
En- SWk, Sec. 6, and NEHNWX
M Mex, Section Z, Township 8
North, Range East, Boise Meridian,
has filed notice Of intention to make
5 year Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described. before w. T.
Crouch, United States Commissioner
at his office, at Emmett, Idaho, on the
24th day Of May, 1922.
Claimant names Is witnesses:
E. H. Twilegar, Of Emmett, Idaho;
Melvin Jackson, Thomas C. Bre-
shears, and E. H. DeMasters, all of
Ola, Idaho.
FRANK 8. HER, Register.
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What Man learn.

Another thing the thoughtful man
learns after a while as he blunders
along through this old vale OF tears
and laughter. trying to do the best he
can under all the circumstances. Is TO
distinguish rather carefully between
the reformers who really mean 1t and
the ones who are doing II TO make
their jobs last-Ohin State Journal.
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Whole Truth About Genius.

A great Idea grows like flower. II
changes. In It's evolution It leaves
crudity and imperfection behind. It
assumes new form. more pleasing in
Its outline and more striking in its
beauty. as II Is nodded into thing
Of fiiSsS ~ iSss An ihaa which
Is different to all else Is a thing Of
wonder-lf II Is true. II Is original
thought, and this is all that genius is.
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DISTRICT NO. 10

=.
Mrs. A. E. Pomeroy went to EN-
NETT Monday.
Jack Pulley was in Emmett Satur
day.
NJ Mr.. Lee w. Pfost called on jim
Kesgard Friday.
Kern Riggs was business caller
at the Pulley home last Saturday.
Atkins have moved to Payette. The
people in this vicinity are sorry that
they have lost their fine seamstress.
Tom Dawson went to Smith Prair-
ie this week.
Mr. William Burns, Sr., was in
Emmett Tuesday.
Lena Riggs called on Mrs. Atkins
before they eft.
Raymond kesgard called on his
cousin, Sam Riggs Monday.
Frances Kesgard and Esther Wal
lace called on Mrs. Atkins.
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WASHING Bottles.

The sediment IN water bottles or
sruets can be easily removed by rims
Ing thoroughly with little hydro
chloric acid, followed by clear water
or ammonia water.
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UPPER MESA


i The u A. Club will meet Thursda
Of next week with Mrs. w. H. Shane
An unusually large and enthusiast
crowd Of club members met with Mrs
VanFleet Thursday afternoon. Mrs
Eby, Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Couch wer,
| visitors.
"rhere's music In the air. these
days as Paul Parks is the possessor
| Of new trombone.
The Preble family started down
the valley Sunday to visit the C. A.
Mills family but the disagreeabie
weather sent them back.
Mrs. Bstey. Miss Batey, Miss Vance
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Jones and Junior
formed merry party Of visitors at
the Kyrl MeProud home Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Karl McProud visited with her
mother Mrs. Batey Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Barnes and Gladys visited
Sunday afternoon with her mother.
Mrs. Heath and Mrs. Ely were in
town Friday attending a teachers
meeting and shopping.
Mrs. Bison called at the Smith and
Parks homes on Monday afternoon.
]. Loe Reeds were dinner guests
Sunday Of the G. W. Reed and Guen-
Their families.
Washie Downing spent Saturday
and Sunday at home.
Harry Knox left Tuesday for his
Butte ranch taking his horses out for
the summer. -
Mrs. Covington called on Mrs.
Downing Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton and cousin
visited Monday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Loe Reed.
Mrs. Frances Is reported on the sick
list.
Mrs, Despair visited in town with
rome folks Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nephi Yergenson call
ID on the Tracy's Friday.
Mrs. Geo. Burkhard was calling on
ne bench Thursday. 1t looked mighty
rood to see her out again. II
A most delightful surprise party
Gss held in room No. Of the brick
chool last Thursday from / to 2
clock. Mrs. Zimmerman, the teach
was the honor guest. This was
tanned and executed by the pupils
The other teachers kindly assisting
lem when necessary. There was
ift--a nice brooch and handkerchief
and wonderful surprise OF ice y
'eam,cake and home made candy and {
course the birthday cake with its
GIFTED candles. After all were
Tiled to the uttermost' the other two
oms were treated and large box
candy given Mrs. Zimmerman to "
rry home, and then as a fitting eli =,
AK Tommy Catalan presented her "
I'll large angel food cake for cher :,
ny own and not to serve ut the u
rty."
Don't forget school election Satur- a.
y, April Is.
Dorcas Division Of the Methodist -
d society held an all day meeting -
ednesday at the home of Mrs.
mes Jackson. "
Mrs. Miller Of Middleton spent Fri
y at the home of her brother, w. T. -
ger.
Mrs. Barnes spent Wednesday with "
: sister, Mrs. Downing.
Rev. Case and Sunday school class "
he Boy Scouts) will enjoy an egg
'st Friday evening at the home of '"'
I. Eager.
hr. and Mrs. kyrl MeProud made
, to the slope Wednesday
Jon Sanders of Allentown. Penn, Go
ived Saturday for a visit with his -
Their.
FRS. Frank Sanders entertained at 80
ner Sunday in honor Of the visit !
brother. Don. bringing together Rs
e more all members of the family -
ding in Emmett. FC
Wednesday Mrs. Roy Sanders had ine
Inner guests Don and his mother, 81
. Of whom were leaving on the az Jor
loon train for Portland. for visit "
/ Floyd.
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FOX SALE-Sweet corn for seed 10c
= quart Apples 75c and 81 per box.
1 1uITed Rock eggs 75c per setting.
III take . few orders to hatch chicks
1or April and May. Mrs. C. C. Johns
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FOR SALE-Red clover seed andNet-
ted Gem seed potatoes. Will Bane2p

FOR SALE-Good milk COWS At s55
Coop. Exchange. 1t
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Special silk jersey petticoats for
Easter go 20 Of Colda.. R.Ia
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New crepe de chine blouses, ss.SS
Golden Rule Store.
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Nv &~ s.ss e. E...e1. c.,A-.
Rsk.
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The T. N. r. club meets Thursday
evening and II the weather permits
have arranged for one Of the delight
full early season hikes. with = weinie
roast and all the sppetizing outdoor
dishes.
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Following the regular business
meeting Tuesday evening. the Yeomen
enjoyed an evening socially. Inform
Atty was the rule, and all reported .
most pleasant evening. with = must
cal program. games, and banquet
with = table offering all kinds Of
good things to eat made Of the choic-
est materials and home receipts.
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The Foreign Missionary meeting Of
the Christian church met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Henry Lyle. The
program took up the work on tho Is
lands, with Mrs. Carothers A. leader.
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Mrs. Polly's Sunday school class Is
meeting At the Christian church
Thursday evening, where . promis-
ing evening Of fun has been arranged
for their pleasure.
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The Episcopal Altar Guild met Sat.
urday evening at the home Of Mrs,
Lauren Dean.
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Mrs. Fred Elder entertained Sat-
urday at their home with = Riddles
party for the smali daughter Of the
house, Geraldyne Elder. who Is just
? Her birthday comes on April 9.
ard Z -As e<lsbrAt<d With 4 party, an
occasion Of great loJ to the little
girl aad shared By ak HttIe friends.
The appointments and favorn were
chosen to delight the eyes Of the lit
de tots n EAster ssstre With birth
day eaka ard cardIez-
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The Past Noble Grand Circle will
meet Thursday April Goth with Mrs.
A. Z. Peterson.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-05-18
EPONGE

Eponge", Springs Newest fabric in
block checks, large and small, just the
thing for your new fringed skirt or
dress-Very Special
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THE DISPATCH RADIO NEARS
END OF THE INITIAL TESTS
Station WBW Now Equipped for Broalcasng to Fans
Ct Nirginia-Ncw Apparatus Installed for Both
Transmitting and Receiving.

Finat WORK on tho transmitting
equipment of station WHAZ. Of The
dispatch papers. was completed yes
,c-day. when ;he results Of series
~ exhaustive tests were Crye' allied
In tho building Of special design
panel 10 house the Instruments form
Ing Tho hroadcasi.nr outfit
Due 10 the ,act that these tests were
conducted under conditions known
only :" radio men familiar with
transmitting apparatus of tho latest
design and 10 III condition which
makes II necessary that each station
b" designed entirely different. some
delay was oCCasiou"d IN hiring ng the
range TO maximum efficiency.
III" station has hc+n So modelled
that an operator may control the en-
tlre sending and receiving apparatus
rom one swivel chair: the transmit
's- control panel having been made
.n'" s"c'i"na! iormlca board. verti-
call" 'nouW'"d and some t1c"urv-fvc
n rf'""a inches square. Its com =
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ABOUT THE FIXED CONDENSER

tinfoll strips and In one end punch
holes tn TAX" tho binding post ma
chin" screws. allowing about one
hitc"nth OF an inch wall at the end
Blild condenser M In this fashion
Tihk" the TWO binding post machine
screws ana mount them in base as
shown Iak" piece or mica sheer
ing ANA piac" 1t thrr"-quartcrs Of an
inch from either end. Now take a
piece OF iinf"il. passing machine
screw through the hole on the riuh.
Now tax" another piece of mica
shc-tins. placing II directly over tn.
preceding one. Then taks u piece
of iinfoil ana pac" il over the ma
chirsc screw "n tho icft end and fol-
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