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Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-03-23
The most beautiful line shirts
for men ever shown at w. E.
Harrison & Land Co. advt

|G:a;3fA
- wv Lung weak
n Gss1 H,,k;,o
H h,usMs Al''As
II 0oekie Cough
\ .&sek~sia
n Thursday Health Talk54
II By Mary Lou Miller,
III D. c. Phi. c.
III MANY suffers from ter
II rifyine lung diseases that
VI hang on and on, threaten
Il ing at any time to become
4 virulent, have no realiza-
\ ton Of the fact that Chiro-
practic spinal adjustments
n will 60 directly to the seat
n Of this trouble and re-
III move the cause,
III II the spinal nerves 10
I'll the lungs are under pres
III sure it is most reasonable
III TO expect lack Of tone,
HI weakness and disease.
III Chiropractic spinal adjust.
iii ments by freeing the ner-
III YES for their work give
Hi Nature a chance and
III health results.
Ill SUFFERED FOR IS YEARS.
III For fifteen years | had
III headaches, asthma, indl-
III gestion, a hacking cough,
III very inactive bowels for
hi which | had to take purea-
hi tves and catharticS. Al
iii ter taking several courses
MI of chiropractiC spinal ad
I'LL juStments, lean thankfully
MI state that chiropIactiC has
I'll made me well in nearly
hi all Of the troubles. lshall
HI be glad to refer any one
N to the chiropraCtic method
III for | firmly believe it is
III the only method that can
HI do any one any perman-
Hi emf good" Mrs. Dora B.
iii Taylor, ChirOpracuc Re-
Hi search Bureau. Statement
III No. l305H.
III MARY LOU MILLER
III Telephone 349 ,...,..
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-03-23

Another arrival of beautiful
strap pumps at W. E. Harrison
& Land Co. advt
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-17
GEESE IN ZOO

n lt were true. ns some say y ls
the African spur Wlnred OoUse fuld.
that geese were sn extremely foolish.
they uouIdnt bother o. hnur so
many ~ us Co the rnos. nm sure
"Noa ann Fnose and yet ] nm
IN fhs roo so they can't think ] am
so utterly ridiculous
"licsIdrs. ! have unusual things
about me an of us NJ Grrse. when
ue.rr seeking our mates. nght 900 che
other 49, Gesse fhaf SO ln uur way
eve have bong spurs vhich av
quite sharp hidden in uur wings end
80 so them onf when thei are rr
quircd end quite often fhpt are
nrfded fur use hY fhe young Mf Gresr,
eve unnf ihe mafes ur pies 0ut
anf ue hghi Or them and thef feel
highly faurui
To he sore. u snn'is them iIiiie
nif huf fhen ur fuf shat Hr uHnf fhaf
uaf ani that is extremely nlce That
makss up fof spelling them quite.
quite
eve afe here ln ths foo. TO- snif
So nar Headed Cnoss "und prey 10
noi forget us"
-What shout Youf asked ihe Arr
can spur Winged Gnoss -iu sou
fshf fnf sour mafesT
-No" ~ iar iieafoi Gooss an.
saerfi
Then shat A. ron fofT astef ne
Afuun spur WinFei Goass iUu
should fo somsihinr ~ have snme
fhlng Interesting uhouf you Mot
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-17
SAYS CALOMEL
SALIVATES AND
LOOSENS TEETH
The Very Next Dose Of This
Treacherous Drug May
Start Trouble.

You know what calomel is it's mer.
curry. quicksilver Calomol u dnnfer
Gus II crashes into sour hle lke
dynamite crnmplng and sIckenlur you.
Calomel attacks the bones and should
never ho pui into your system.
n you fcel bilious. hrainchy. oonfii
pafci and nil knocked out Just ro a.
your druggist and SO a bottle of nof.
snua Liver Toue for few cents which
Be- a harmless vegetable substitute a.
dangerous mlomcl Take n spoonful
ani f doesn't start your liver and
nmIrhffn 500 ur better and qulctsr
than nasry caiomel end without making
500 ars. sou luai 81 bacl anl SCI youF
money
Don't take eaiomel' u males sou
siet ihe neat day % loses you o days
uort nois1n's Liver Tone sifairhiens
sou rirhf up end you fsel great No
salts neerssaY Give ii 10 the children
teoause ii o. perfectly harmless and
can Dot sallFuir Advertisement
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-17

wh,n Anne necided that t was NOT
decent" not % lei Martins aunt know
~ Il. when all these other people
knew Finally came dinner io the
Nnrihs'. when Chrfrys health was
drunk. and then the engagement, pres.
cnis hcgan 20 come in.
Her flthcr only looked tenderly IN.
10 the hue eyes aud tiehioned BIS
biz arm proiectinrly about the slender
Young shnGldem nut be- was deeply
depressed There was nothing 70 be-
said against young Lloyd. u was only
unused the doctor aghasi only
what was being done IN the world
every day Bot he was staggered by
ihe hrlght rradlness with which all
of them Chrrry Martin. me other
riris accoptcd ne siupenious fact
fast Cherry was 20 b. married
She vas quite frankly and delight.
ediy discussing trousseau nov. too On.
tirely absorbed IN her own happiness
10 sse that the other girls had lives 90
live as well ~ shs
Il Fot my mris yesterday shs
sa'd one day 4 was passing ule shop
lnd ! thought I might o. eeili The
woman looked NJ me so queerly shr
siid Mrs John Martin Lloyd Afe
these for your moiherT $50 ! saif
.rhcy'r f0r mor eish sou could
have seen boz look Mfriin says boz
ioday's letter that hs ihInks people
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-17

And. standing ln ihr doorway. abe
tasted the last bitter drcEs Of the
dream. Il was all over Anne wns
a. the axe that sets tweniy. years
as the definite boundary of splusirr
hood She would be- twenty Eve ln
August.
Ala came in from her walk glow.
ing. and fuil ~ great discovery.
Dad she said eagerly. taking her
place NJ ihe supper table. what do
you think 90 bet sou o. dollar that
man a. falling in love with our
Chcrryw
Anne. 81 the head Of the tahle
looked palned. but there vas genuine
apprehension IN fhe docfors face
-where Is your sisierf- be- asked
-nuWn there by the gate Aiix an.
swered They're gaming soulfully into
zach others eyes and al that Peter
went home nut Cherry with a beau z
Isn't that ths ultimate extension %
the limit I'm crazy about IT. think
lt's great love weddings Thisu
be- ihe third I've heen to-
"All this seems 90 have come up
vsry suddenly ihe doctor sald. dared.
iy rumpiiur h.s gray hair with a fne
cd hand = don't Imagine your sister
i taking u ns seriously us sou and
Anne seem Inclined to-"
~Oh. does Anne think sof" Ant st
claimed
= ihInk Cherry o. ons % ne o..
iunafe girls destined o. irin along
the surface of ufc" Anne said "ani
90 acceri uifehooi quite Simply Z
only wish uers thaf ffrr--
She vas interrupted ty Chsrry hef
self The riri came % ihe porch DOR
and as she hesliatei thers q minute
with her smiling EYES seeking hef n.
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-17

uni ay rm h.s daughter ani Ais
hs safs fhai yol nrs to oome up Co
tis'i us nuf srrr rainr to fnf yon
One husband Wont BE- hs funny g.
fh.nt ~ tp1f visiting me uh anf
tune fif 500 80 shat Mrs faIrfan
cot mef A great b'g siorals fHf
Hnaf' She sad ! uuHii neri f up
there tuf guess uuf ~ noi
nra. fuu trHu tfe safs o. isn'f Go
real prrsenf hui f COO b. cli i1sn
ani q slI lant nks nre
And - on col on. Toe other girls
nFenol wmraihrfi aud reIarri. Bot
BE- vas noi aiuuys easy
August brought MrnIn No. uHs
delighted with BIZ uuft in fhe r NIio
m'nf co. 'Emmf iouur0f anf etefI.
thing hs bad fo saY ahoai be- uas
Amusing ani Interesting % eas sIu
in a mihsr chaotic onuf.fIon be- rr
ruuei hnf co.. rsfuf vas ihfrp. cod
he ahi'r.paiei hury winter lie
uas to have a coffaEr "a pretty rfrie
aralr in e. fea ussss nsht ai the
m.ne
-ii0u fns ihaf listen io f0uf hs
astfi Dtfffl shr elte hrr father r.
irmur ani .nfrfrarafite fanle
Mau.n flIoaiug ii immediately 80.
eref
-iusf shat BE- yHur rfs.f'nu theref
thr dHfof attti peaaniiy
a ure bH of steyitlug nus -
Marin answered readily and rrarert
uIE "iaflf. of ruursr shan have
Toy own srffIal eort A. rrosrat rm
ioirf some of thr nssating and have
riarrr of ihr siuIfs sans Thrl eanf
ms io make myself reaefaiif useful
make Suggestions take h0id in every
way
That's ttr vsf Co. 80 ou7 tts o'f
rr mau a'd arrfntinEif Cheru
Iootpl aimrnail uih au hef toau
in trr tfss uf hsf hustanif ho ihe
oihrf lifis vrfr lmurssfal iuo Mar
lln bad nai iern elih thrm more ihan
e. fru hnlrs before fhe rnmrru ufni
vas urfnIt discussed ani There u~ra
constant references to Chrfyn mar
r'uFr
Namfhoa. o. fHys iaiar ariiur
plans ufrr n iHs aIr. aHf thaI arn
100 iatins e for granted ftaf rlnur
fui Wsu.n urIr fn o. nar'tI aiH.sf
mufd.nftF 'r u.feHr In Coco Ih.
iH.frf uf Hrsf Persisted fH.f or event
Ht uaH 5000 ATHL tu NrHlra
HavdIHr nI nI.frH.r anf tIrr 3
Fanr,r .nr um. int.tf usle tan
uuch fr hn WhN miarif Ctor
rfs mHhlf hlf lran married af EIGHT
efn wien iiat mothers husband vas
mnf, ihan irn trau Older than Martin
iiud uns tut
"Wouid ts ti BE- ro an. rhf' tle
tioUor astfl .HrNiaI embarrassed
uue ,t,n.Hf uHln tn nnd PETER nrr
walking frum thr unu m 90 .aie
September twilight
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-17

Tho thfre NJ no table dii no. move
Cor rsfhars twenty sioa srcnnds uf
Strickland. who bad pushed hark Bis
chair and whose hands vere resting
on ihe table before him. siarad Ht them
steadily. Anne. ulih quits hide
bias n sururisr. SMILED fainily. ANS.
thr uusfIiiri. uidrnei trf sfra ant
offned her mouth in unaffected as
foHishnrnt Boz there uus no u's.
nt'rr Chsrrf's torf
ritFfar ud Marin. rnnIus in
.ihis Hff.f r.H af fuHu uri . have
nfftne fH ffn fuI"
100 600 rrn ioHtri no hIn sisrIr
almost erm|r iuitf aio1i 90 co..
.fit fes ani uas sllrf
rAc SOP SURPRISED nai1rf CHERRY
nn.feL WITH 600 u rEIr IuH0Vrf
cku'iatou. Too noHi Instant Anne
and Marin were sinking bands and
Ais bad cntc'urci Cherry iu an rn
thu.Iasiir pmhmou
"snufIself" exclaimed AK "why
arnt yuu surprised fUuratiff
Her sister flushed eslulsHeiy and
Martin LAUGHED
"Wffr iusi nhnni tnnrtri s'iiv r.
he c0nfrss,,l. aud uil ihs girls laughed
inyuus'f
A r'Hce vas made faf ,lariin. anf
tlscu'is uni omrioi nnd hone, anf
tsa were pui lotto tHsk rlfruutnn
Chrrt ic't hef chair. ar dmr'es
Hushrs. SMILES snd abs ronnisnrr
"Aud shat ~ your riuusT Anne
astrll mairfnaiiv
ilr' uncle. who had hrrn silent dnf
lur iha excitement mildly .nirWusrIi f.
= fh|nt We urr'int 80 tua fnsi
fuunr rriHlsi You've uniY tuean
rarh other fsp wesss afsf all ynu
must b. prsitf sur o. Yourselves b.
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-17

creatures have if 10 bother fo fnd
oaf ani sn haIe 500 have l0u
uaf'rr im hafhfnnE fo fHi alf
-Wr4H sad fhs Gar Headed Gnosf
"rm from ihs maauiains of fhe rfn.
fai part of Aaa lrs fhel must
fhnt someit.nF ~ ms aHf of mf fHm
nf fn hfing ms su0h o. rfeaf dIsanrr
~Iherr ue huIH aaf nfsfs nHre
fhan uIis shate fhe sfa nuf thaf
isrt WIS iher tfauFti us tsrr Z
$3.50 isl 500 atf
-in- saIi us AfrIosn Wurei
goass
I'VE ane considered m0fs Handsome
than ans other gessf
-Waf taf t "a f.HHTInr saif
co. African erHf WInrni GHHsr
q am as haHdsnnf rs arf rrrsf
From ih's rau ~ fhe a0rf halrh
al co. WMieFrrfei gease q
0tue fIam Aasln rherf Hfrf .n r.
ha'Inu utIrh ur 0aiei nnr nrsf as es
u1fe ffe bowels rnurI fn.r rnf sells
arf uH.Hg af mss Hri nfhfr sHf
things et..f ur rHf over fhr anfr
rlm nn'h.nF tut "a Cnumr Wuf
Uoosr trf uI ffrr astrl rf 10 z
would siaf lH ttr rne .a Im uafug
io oHiiff urm
"Nrs uth a1 fhr rsesr ihaf ttef
have here fa nai th.nt antune rar
maize fun NJ thr errtr 600 rsn fhrm
sa foolish ani sn s'lIg and sn ihoss
ihlnes ihet have raiiei ihsm
-rw they've hrnuehi us hsrs fof
people fo ronr ani lont af aiHnf
uiih fhe nons und bsar and urrrs
anf elephants
-uf eufsr nif the AfHuH spur
Winged OoHss . sm morr ~ dnrk
ihan am of o. f.sise"
'Nhlt A. iha mrfisf Hlfh fHrF
astei fts whterrrpieA gaoss Are
vnu tfoumius ashamed of being p
f.ssff
"ie what o. the mnuef win
vonf7 aslrl thr u1riieafei GoHsr
rri nae in tuna that faa 90 ra1v
ite io tuou uhi vou say you.fs more
RI fnr. itan q r.nse"
-Arr frH rIns hart au nsf- rsfei
ihs NrfInr geHsr uho uas ~ fhs
family af aIi .af.r ahn are ths f.Is.
utf. Df fie iHmt rf r.Ue
rWrw r0i ssf.mtf .f tfInr re.r
Wcm IrrI uf f We ifnl rfIe
afe fooI.h io iint lr..r ans foolish ,
'Ntr rH atnauei UI uiaf ur
are Wtai a the rlftUr uUh l0ur
lr i,l us feu us" ups au
shr.rtrd
There uns era1t Atsi of naise
then ln ihr pHnd who're iIef usrr 100
suimm|nr. which hnd been maIo Cor
them in house in ihe rn, Or % was
winter Time
- uil ieil yon rrav b. patient =
saii ihe Affimn spnr wnrri gn.se
"llr nIll trn us" ihey all fhfIetei
~ only uc Win he railrnt"
''theH iei we srsnt mld ns Ant.
cau SrHr Wlnfrd Gnose
= um proud ~ hs'ue russs nni
~ having ns my n1me ihe honorable
uamr uf Gnose. tui nm samruhat
~ duck as oar ns my lnuts are fur
rrrei runnoi hrip ihnsr. ,uu
tnov. and am proud ~ being q
roos. fof that is me name lerp.
yuu 80
"lss. be- shows hy that hs ls rroud
n helnr roose u l. az flsht~ tho
oihsfs shfislsd
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-17
GOOD HEALTH OF
CHILDREN FROM
RICH BLOOD
Health, Strength and yipor
Butt Up BY
GUIDES .Manean.

fou 49, ore child sfraus aad rohusi
smother th'i pale aui th.n uue ssis
praCliniiI che same f.sais 80 taxes
the same strfrIsr as co., aIhsf WHAT
Be- CO., iI1cHuosi Neary aisuYs ifs e.
di1euurf m co.. qlsuu of the blood
Toe urHHg rhHi has rIoh nri t.oai
aui p'suu ~ o. loa iote fa ses ben
sat Al heartily if foar lhHf b. ih.n
sud ueak rte mm Gnies rep'o.
Mannu io huli un ihs t.asi anf 80
the d'frrrnos hrfastu tirlf. un.
haprf Dhnihuni ani b.unr|ng
heaIfhf rtIihoai
usi euies rruio Manran at yuur
drurF n nguId of tablet farm. a.
surv Ifs fhe gsnuIns AIfsfiIssfasnt
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-17

Msn arc iuu uuls boys Efasn ap
as mo- philosopher
Ihe tHy stubs tIs ine runs 20 ne
mniHfr cries "a mnnsnf rrfs pai "a
tho bead and a. cuokis aui thsn feiufns
fn rlaf aEa.n
o. would De- a much i1rEer world
these DAYS for thr men aha afr uut
af aaft If aefr nH fff ths alFrs.
moffrrs Hnf sisters uh1 rnon1faFr
fhsm trrn fhe Came af hnrr ailte ln
tteIf hraris cod ssni fhfn farih anfs
on tte glesi of prosperity
Woman ls no shining Nfhf n fhs
uor'f fHe snurle 0f 800 insrirfIau and
tte rrnfr.faf of rlrerfulnrss ta.
chang.
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-17

hisi-- lrs-bui rally now hair grow.
lug uil over the snlp "innleuus
s 20 thc halr what irosh showers Of
rain aud sunshine afe a. VEGETATION.
u goes r.fht to tho roots. lu,lromics
and strengthens them This delight.
lui' stimulating tonic he'pr thin. NE.
lees, fadci halr to grow long. THEA.
heavy and luauuaut Advertisement.
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-17
ASKING DAD

Synopsis Doctor suickland. r.
Tired. ls living slth bic family AZ
Mu valley. just out OF san fran-
cisco. Anne. the doctors niece. ls
twenty four Aiia me o. ior's
dauEhier. is tuenty-one Dhsrry
tha other daughter, is eighteen.
Their riossai ffisnf iH Peter joyce
en- oii. iotahls sort OF reelusf ifs
ia secretly in love with beautiful
CffrrF Martin Lloyd. q visiting
mining engineer pays court to
chsrrf and wins her promise 10
marfy him while ne family are
spsculating about chsrry and Mar
tin Peter realizes his i0ss for
cherry
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-17

uue ~ ouf nristhas eas 90 rrnui
father of a.smau daughter Toe child
eas uoi a hli PRETTY and iusi oriinsf
ny hrEht Doe the ioi.ur rauut had q
habit of stetlns ufaise faf her
Ats lawn pauy o. asksl a sturdy
tol of four rilont yuu think shes ihs
Clie.i itile ih|uE iuu ever saeT
VIII thr brutal funkness ~ ehlld.
hood fie anseer raur Az crrf if
You fhlnk shr.s cufe Sau ouEht 90 80
my cunts hahY Eurhanss
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-17

Tiers face hey sau that ~ ons nrm
small hand she drrv hrf lover beside
hef Martin Loyts smiling facr
showed shove hers ln ihe iamplishi
~uad~ aid chem. with q childish
hrraih "uadi I've truuEht Martin
% fuppefT
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-17
GlRLSl GROW THICK
LONG, HEAVY HAIR
WITH "DANDERlNE"

Bur a Tfent bottle
% famisrnr une
Application ends au
dsnffur stops itching
anI mHuftaIr auI In
e f sou
ha,r Huhloltieirauiy
,tl,urba.r % Um ai.
ar u ms t1 t.
iusiwls aHI easy to
do up 1906 what uill
please son most ulll be-
after a f,w weeks use.
when sou ce now hair
One uud dovny ut
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-17

'>ume mcn.' said rucie Fhrn "ls
so smart dai Dos tln not unls 90 blr
woris. hui doy tin make up d,rs own
meauin 'cr 'emH
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-17
"rhh h ihs place. B.hr
Clrii ~ Nido. ssd no, mush -
= place.
1ourcoNriNrrpl


iiants- iid tHH over uiirnd any of
Miss iiuHds aihmrs'f ihirisifh
sadlsi --Nn hui i,r aiisn'isd s,s-i
uun, ~ bee usl 81 huiass - tis.is-.
itanstult
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-17

n charity that hsrln, ~ hu,ne !. ihr
real thlng. u scon Contracts the ttn,si
habit.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-20
SHUTTERS.
TONIGHTS GAME TO
BE HUMMER-SPUD
HOIy0ke- Athletic Contest Has Great
POssibilities-BOys Making Special
Preparations for 1t.

Dear Lester
Don't fcrgit ter remember that Hui
yoke plays Their Athleticks ter mite an
it may be Their las game of Their sezin,
so yer want ter be on hand cause frum
wat | been herein Their fcllers is goin
ter tarc off sum new speed stuff watll
make yer wonder if Yer seein strate.
Maybe yer forget by now wot | tolc
yer Sat. bout Their probabilities of Their
ginks frum Their paper city brungin long
gOnta ter dew it anyway an maybe )
a Teller by the name Of McNally an an
other named Conway, Both err these guys
is sposed ter be reel players an if they
can dew wot they otter be able ter, yer
gOuta see sum Smuth stuff.
Cordn ter my mtamashon, | cant
tolc yer where it cumcd frUm, but, Joker
war sure that he an Batch war goin
ter draw them = burds ! named, but
cOnfidenshully, Joker seZ that them >
paper collard guys will get good chanst
ter get warmed up fore ther games over
cause he and Batch IS planning ter take
Of Their cut0ut an open Their throttle
an if them two ginks is still hangin on
when Their games over they'll ride rite
out Ontcr sum of our best streets where
thcr ruts is Their deepest an if they
don't shake en- then it's proof that it
cant be dun.
Plumb had kinda hard wurk jumpin
mites has been sokin his feet in yeast
80 they'd be lighter an if he don't make
at least three feet oHern Their floor he'll
no that Their yeast warnt no good.
Coarse he's got ter be careful not ter
use too much cause if he gifts two lite
he mite jump an not cum down with
out help but of coarse when Rnybadys
lookiR fer n Experiment. like that they's
gotta take sum chances
Anyhow proSDcks fer a fast snappy
gamefs good an 80 long as Jumbo don't
git ter goin to fast an lose control of
his stccrin gear everything otter 60
thru as per schedule. faint safe sum
times fer a gink of Jumbo's size ter
be runnin loose without chains on cause
if he ever Sldded goin down Their side
lines sumbody'd get chanst ter collect
sum accident insurance.
Well. Les neerS / can fgger Yer OF
ter git out ter this game sumhow cause
if it amt two cloudy Their shutting stars
is apt ter give a demonstration wot yer
wont need no Telescopes ter see but if
Their big dipper we'll bolt Their milky
way Their Athleticks otter be able ter
dOusc EN-.
See yer necr Their main entrance.
SpJTD
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-20
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Mrs. George Hebb is confined to her
home on Cottage street by illness.
Miss Marion Simonds visited Mrs
Clyde Chamberlain in Bristol, Conn,
over Sunday.
Miss Maybelle Spaulding went Sat
rday to Springfield, Mass, to spend
the weekend.
Miss Ella Fuller. nurse at the Ware
City hospital. visited her mother, Mrs
Emma Fuller. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Hewins and
two daughters were over-Sunday visitors
ut the home of Mr.. and Mrs H. Il.
Brown.
Or. and Mrs. G. F. Barber left this
morning for Washington, ID. c.. to visit
a week or 10 days with their daughter.
Miss Margaret Barber.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Duke left to-
day for Philadelphia. where they will
visit a short time before returning 10
their home in Wellsville. y. Y. Mrs.
Duke, who will be remembered as Miss
Ruby Clary, had been visiting relatives
here for several days. She was joined
Saturday by Mr.. Duke, who came here
from Albany, y. Y, on the adjournment
of the legislature, of which he was a
member.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-20
RADIO DIRECTION FINDING.
New System with Finder on Board Ship
Which Receives Shore Signals.

The department of commerce has de-
Eclopcd a system of radio direction find
ing to be applied to navigation. in
which the direction finder is located on
board ship and receives signals trans
mltted from a radio station on shore
This development has been carried on by
the bureau of standards and the bureau
OF lighthouses in cooperation. Three
radio transmitting stations have been eS-
tablishcd on light-vesscls and light
houses at the approach to New York
harbOr, and n fourth is in progress Of
installation on the San Francisco light
vessel. The three stations i'm commits
sion have been giving very satisfactory
service.
The location Of the direction finder on
board ship instead of on shore has
number of advantages, of which the
the ship can himself take the radio
bearings. the ships position can be de-
termined promptly. and bearings may be
taken as often as desired
The radio direction finder is particu-
larry useful in times Of fog or poor visi-
bility, and in case of shipwreck il may
be the means of saving many lives.
Studies of radio direction finding ap-
paratus have been made by the bureau
of standards recently. One important
consideration which has received care
full attention is the distortion effects
winch may result from the presence OF
adjacent objects. such as ships. and
methods of eliminating errors in the OBJ
served radio bearings as the result of
square, mounted so that it may be rotated
finder on board ship may be calibrated
in much the same way as the ships
magnetic compass.
F, y common type of direction finder for
installation on ships consists of n coil
of 10 turns of insulated copper wire
wound on a wooden frame four feet
suare, mounted so that it may be rotated
about a vertical axis. The radio direc-
ton finder as used by the department
Of commerce involves number Of
unique features. IT is designed to be
installed over the ships pinnacle carry
ing the magnetic compass card. on
which the radio bearings are read di-
rcCtly. An additional scale is attached
to the top of the pinnacle and marked
with the corrections obtained by cali
bratiug the radio direction finder.
Bv these means the radio bearings are
obtained in n simple and direct man
ner, the only operations necessary being
the adjustment in the radio receiving
set and the rotation of the direction
finder coil.-Ncw York Times
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-20
Sporting Notes.

The preliminary game i'm tonight $
BASKETBALL program in Festival hall il;
between the TOwnshend town team and
the strong Bay Path team The West
River valley town has always had a
clever basketball team. so the local
league team viii have quite a job on it's
hands.
The referee of Saturdays Greenfield
Brattleboro hoop contest saw the To-
Gals in action against Rutland high in
that city a few weeks ago He stated
that the locals performance against the
Rutlanders was fully 100 per cent bet
ter than the showing of the team on
Saturday night.
In an invitation sent out by the Mid
dlebury college for the annual inter
scholastic track meet to be held there
this spring, the track records for these
meets are given. 1t is interesting to
note that seven of these records are
held by athletes who have represented
the Brattlcboro high school
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-20

mother. poked the umbrella under the
piano and drew forth the button-to-
gether with a varied assortment of pins,
paper scraps, cobwebs and what-not.
Embarrassed. he arose and saw the
girls mother staring coldly. The girls
father obtained a dustpan. into which
he hurriedly swept the debris.
The caller. still more embarrassed.
suggested TO the girl: Aren't YOU
ready for a ride ," And she replied
'1es-ycS-let'S go"
When seated in his car he remem-
bered having left his gloves on the
piano while he searched for the button.
lie returned to the house and told the
girls mother he had forgotten the
gloves The woman silently thrust the
gloves into the hands of their owner,
then slammed the door
The girl was yisibly III at ease on the
ride that night SO was he After Il
half hour She said she must be home
early. And as they parted on the
porch did he ask for return date?