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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-03
Chile Accepts lid for I.onn.

SANTIAGO. CHILE. Nov. 1.-The
Chilean government today accented
the bid of the National City Company.
of New York. an associated corporo
tion OF the National City Bank. for
loan OF slS.00O.oO0. The loan will
issue Mt 81 l-2. will bear I pcr cent
Interest and mature in twenty years
with IL per cent amortization after
two years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-03
WASHINGTON MARKETS

wASIr&GroN. Nov. Eggs. Fresh.
IT5,. Southern, -
Live poultry: Roosters. 10: turkeys. ssh
Dressed poultry: Spring chickens. siG:>;
hens. 2Su2s. ;ocst"rs. %. turksya IimJ.
IAve stock: Calves. choice. q. medium.
is. S,mhs, u: live pigs. each S3.coa 500;
I've hogs sa.do.
Vegetables: Potatoes No. J. sacked
se.tSR 30. No. =. sacked. "oaiJc9. Sweet
potatoes Norih Carolina. N.o5Ui.5o: near
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-03

randolph, general counsel for the
Federal Reserve Rank OF Atlanta.
me case was taken To the court
ny the American Bank and Trust
company. of Cordele. Ga. on an ap-
peal from decision rendered by
feneral Judge Beverley u. Evans. of
the southern District of Georgia. who
declined To enjoin the reserve bank
from collecting checks at par
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-03

over nineteen cents a pound on a
curing delivered last week and
oo|ens Of others are averaging from
htteen TO eighteen cents on their de-
ifericS. in View of the splendid
quality or tobacco grown in it's terri
tory, shipping facility offered by two
raiiroads. and the cooperation of the
town. Rurkcville is destined to be-
come prize market Of the associa-
lion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-03
PAR CHECK COLLECTION
UPHELD IN u. S. COURT
[Rv Associatcd rressl

ATLANTA. Nov. 2.--Collcction Of
bank checks at par was upheld in a
decision handed down by the United
states Circuit Court OF Appeals at
New Orleans today, according To a
telegram received hero by Hollins
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-17
WATCH OUR ADS
FOR BUSINESS PROPERTIES

FOh BUSINESS PROPERTIES
s. Michigan 5000 Block-Tarre
p room income property. modern fn
every way and divided into four aDart-
ments, including four separate fur
naces. very good lot 42x1GJ This h.
very good buy and is priced right
terms
W Main st-1OO Block-Three story
brick building 2OxS0 on Tot 20x1oO
The price asked for this property is
very reasonable compared TO other
s. Michigan $500 Rloct-con-
sisting OF a ve-y good lot 32x1G7 i'm
Guiding a large modern nine room
house In very good condition THIS
have an exceptionally low price on
same for a short time only with terms
Horatio Court-3Oo Block-14 room
duplex now bringing in about $50
per month. all modern and in worry
good shape. on LOT 5ox1OO Owner viii
sell this At a very reasonable price
with good terms. or would trade same
as part payment on larger downtown
property.
s Michigan St-1O0O RIock-Fx,ep-
tional fine large well built home VT
ten large rooms. completely modern
in every wav ard I'm very good repair.
on lot 54iaX135 priced reasonable,
good terms.
Washington St-Rieht downtowh-
Fully equipped and up-tO-dare res
taurant now doing q very good bust
ness. VIII give ten year lease and viii
sell fixtures and equipment az in
voice, or VIII lease room separate
Nrishawaka Tnd-Ffne corner r-o,-
erty located ar Church and First SIS
Tot a3Xl32 including = large frame
dwelling. This is a very good buy
and is priced tight
s Michigan St-14O0 Rlo,k-RAsu.
tiful large and conspicuous home 81 "a
rooms. entirely modern. very good
state n repair Including large 2 car
garage. with lot 51x150 This house
Is entirely and beautifully furnished
and rs now conducted 8s n hiCh-rI1ss
rooming proposition The income on
This Dronerrv IS now earning the
owners l80 gross on the investment
Get busy and see MS for orr special
price on this property
Yours For a Greater South Bend"
THE VICTOR ' VAN CANTFORT co.
"Everything IN Real Estate"
Second Floor Union Trust Bldg
Phone Lincoln 25ss
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-17

NFW g room and hath- an modern. ono
block from 7. " West $500. $1,000
down.
View room bungalow. nm modern.
one block from T.. W West 5000:
5000 down
New large = room hungalow close ~
Miami ST., with garage $500. 5000
down
Corner Tot on broadway. 4or12o Price
$50 Terms
. lots on 7 ". West. ideal home
sites or apartments
VIII fnan0o and build 20 suit IN
north west Marin TO C. Waguo
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-17
NEW HOMES FOR SALE

1sth 81. modern 4 room. complies
bath. large shady lot
10th St. modern room. complete
hath. bUi1f-in cupboard and other
cOrvenipnces.
10Th ST modern room. complies
bath French doors between dining
room and living room n desired
r Bowman. I block Miami car. new
2 room modern home under con-
struction
& Scott g.. near Studebaker pIant
. modern room. under construc-
tion
clifford c.. < room modern bunga-
low practically new
Easy terms Small navment down
and contract gives won Tho posses
sion Of any 81 The above homes
May our salesman cali on you today
COLPAERT REALTY CORP.
Rooms ! . Blackstone Thelter Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-17
Old


A@bEA To &A-tN~A AAloNN
ANNOUNCEMENTS
f-Deafhs
1-fu Mcmoriau-
card ~ Thanks
f-Funera. Directors.
1-FEueral Flowers.
3 Cemetery lots Monuments.
ID dodge Notices.
80 1mir- ErPafs
4-IfrsouaIs
So Lost aHi Pound
ruMpBILES
m nuraIfi'e- fIr sale
80 M0f0rre'es 1Ud Bicycles.
f3- Autown.H'e- for Exchange
AUTO Arr.e-0r rs
~ service Safion Repairing.
&C. AUTO fsf.rr Garages
BUSINESS SERVICE
IS IDisiress SeryIre offered.
80 HIlinu Contracting
80 Heating and Plumbing
- Insurance
- Millinery Dressmaklng
Moving TruekuE Storage.
r. III nfinE FaDcriug
q Patent Attorneys.
go Printing Stationery.
p Professional Services
Repairing
- Bcrot sting and Dyeing
30 Iailorirc aud Pressing
"a Wanted -rusfnoFs service.
EMPLOYMENT
80 Hen Wanted Female
20 Ualn Wrrfad-Na1e.
2s-Help Wanted Male or Female.
- Statesmen an1 Agents
- Situations Wanted Female.
81 SIfuatlors wartcd-Male.
FINANCIAL
IS Rusiness Opporuhities.
10 Investment Stocks. Bonds
f0-M0Eev fo Loan
f1-Waute6 To BorFow
INSTRUCTION
- orrrsnondeure courses
f2-T0r7 Instruction Glasses.
- Musical Dancing Dramatic.
~ Private instruction
A. wanted Instruction.
LIVESTOCK
fT-Uogs Cats Pets
a. Horses Cattle Vehicles.
20 Poultry and Supplies.
Wanted 7 frpstoek
MFPCH fNDTSE
St-Arficies for Sale
30 Business Fnuinwent
F7- Boats and Accessories.
- Building Materials
55-Fnrn and Dairy Products.
5G- Fuel aud Feed.
GOOD Things to Frt.
5o-Home- Made Things
IN Household Goods
f0-Tcweirv anil Watches.
G1- MACHINERY and Tools.
co Musical Instruments
f3- Seeds Plants Fertilizers.
ca 9ppcials ~ The Stores.
f5-W Wearing Apparel
6G-Wnntad To Euv
ROOMS tNO BOARD
f7-Rooms with BOARD
Gc-R Rooms without Fnard-
~ Rooms for Housekeeping
~ nc0tl0n Places.
7f-Where 70 Eat
79-Where % Stop in Town.
70 WauteI Rooms Roard
RFAr Est NTF ron RENT
7t-Anartmente ard Flats.
70 Bus'nes- Places FOR Rent
- Farms for Pnnt
-T-Tonsas f0r Rcvf
- OF7~er and Desk Room.
n Suburban for B0nt
cn-Cfr-, mo- u1~f0- 20 Rent.
CT W0ufo1- Rent
Rrtr Est ,Tr FOR SALE
90 ptr-tvosS Dronorfv
CO r~rrrrs r~1 rrnd for Sale
g houses TO- sale
e--r ots fo~ Sale
ce cto-o p~orerfv FOR Sale
g. crfF.r--f-1r f0~ S~f0
&C p--T rr4ata 20 Tv0hange.
e. Wanfed WOOL Estate
lupOpTs>-r NOTICE
Tra so,,fb r--,1 Nov-s rfues WV m
resnor, s'I,1o fo~ r-o ORC fh7~ one incor
~ irsorfior - onv a1~o~tisowent or
red FOR NOR fh-r o-~ -'~7o
AZ ~ar ,,t'af'o-. o-H~~~ ~r co"tr'"' o"'
,tn fo-h'1 o-'orr we've. 10 w
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-17

18TH St. modern 4 room. complies
bath large shady lot
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-17
WHY PAY BIG RENT ALL w1vrEa,

WHY PAY BIG RENT ALL wTNTERy
WV rot buv hir roonv iot on -
freiart Kind % Ferns and put no
C1-ac- or smau lronse % I've in rs
winter and huHd p home on ire 'front.'
q vour Tot new vearf large rum hsrs
- people are doing g. and thelr living
expenses sre coming down wen ruah.
Close 90 Lincoln WGv ear Inc bs-
tween Mishawaks and South Bend. al
American neigh borhood. snd rev
school building right on TIE afdflon;
improvements except pavement. Dow n
on many - TIRE streets. ard going u %
the others 7 ets from FZT5 - &Hos
terms S5O0 frst payment $500 Per
month 70 taEes or Interest Tor oas
rear: other special discounts
We hsve several hfF four-rOom hH1ssa
With fulI hsasmeurE now building. far
sale $500 down. So per month. IA
ending Interest Look them over
Can Ct the offce and Ws Win take yoa
cot any time
MEYERS long COMPANY
col Farmers Trust Bog Main IA
open evenings, seven 90 nins %
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-17
NEW HOMES FOR SALE

NEW HOMES FOR SALE
Michigan St. g. room. strictly
modern home: newly built. living
room. dining room. kitchen, bad
rooms and hath: living room and dln-
ing room furnished IN oak. ample
closet space. ful' basement: good size
lot Price. SO 5000.
College ST. north ~ Lincoln way ".
room STRICTLY modern hung low. liv-
ing room. dining room. kitchen . hed
rooms and bath: large attic and base
ment; furnace heat solid oak f00rs
In All rooms except kitchen. French
doors between living room and dining
room; good size Tot Price $500.
$1,000 down. 5000 per month
Indiana Az new room strictly
modern home: large living room frs
place large Tot. fruit trees Price
$4,000 $1,000 cash. $1,000 a month.
Prairie Az. new 3 room bungalow;
electric lights. good lot 80 sO0 %;
$4,000 down. 5000 per month.
W X Nf~HENRY.
Realt0r
DO Farmers Trust Bldg L-67s8
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-17
wHTTC0IR = FFTLER
-. u. r.I..r 49,. r.nHHHH

WHTTC0NR = FTTLER
RDGEWATER DRIVE
A new room home 81 unusual a.
FiFn. ~ exceptionally ,arSe uviag
room with open fireplace; solid oak
floors and trim lr living room and diu-
Ing room 8 large bedrooms with laFEs
closets, built Ia tub In bath room ex-
ira linen closet. full basement vita
laundry connections and bocr drain.
Lot larger than the averare Thig
bone and location wiz bear q thero1zh
Investigation hy discriminating buysrA
Reasonable terms given.
NJ aAo0
FarmArs Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-17

DOWNTOWN LEASE Arrange 5-year
Lease. responsible tenant. 50 =. store
front and entire 2-stOre bldg Lafayette
near Jefferson Csl 40 once. Davies q
Walsh, Realtors. 2ll ". JEFFERSON Blvd
MICHIGAN ST S.-Corner- 81 feet on
Michigan: large modern house.
rooms bath Wesley Van Vain. 60
Farmers Trust bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-17

NFW AND Used MOTOR TRUCKS-see
ne before you buy. Cash or terms
Hagedorn & Webster, PIG 222 Z. JEFF
fars0n Main ISL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-25
VEN|ZELOS AND
BULGAR CLASH
At LAUSANNE

Lausanne. Nov. a. CBy Associated
r-ess) .-EI!pthertous venizelos. former
premier Of Greece. and n. StamhuIisky.
tho Bulgarian prime minister, faced
zach other at 'oday's session OF the
Near East conference. when al effort
vas made to reach an agreement on
Bu!garias claim TO al outlet into the
Aegean sea- Both mon showed great
emotion.
Stambulisky WAS holding ont for the
actual possession By Bulgaria Of the
port of Dedeageitch, contendins that IN
no other way could Bulgaria be guar
anteed free commerce.
VeniZelos opposed the proposal in an
impassioned speech, holding out for
free port at Dedea Catch. IN the control
OF a mixed commission.
The temper Of the speech by NJ.
veaizelos alone indicates what difficult
ties Bulgaria would haze in dealing
through a port which is not actually in
her possession" II. Suambulisky re-
torted
This clash did not give weight TO the
rumors OF Balkan entente TO include
Greece. Bulgaria. Rumanta and Jugo-
Slav!a. Of which rumors have been CTR
culateI IN Lausanne FOR the past few
DAYS.
Thus Lausanne seemingly already
IS getting into the class ~ the Geona
conference, which was more notable for
tho reservations the powers made than
II WAS for definite agreements arrived
at without reservations.
Ismet Pasha today wanted clear
In the treaty which the
Lausanne conference frames that the
powers will guarantee the neutrality OF
;ho zone which Turkey requests shall.
Re created for the Black sea 20 the
Aegean sea He asked that belt q,
territory. sixty kilometers wide. be laid
out thirty kilometers on each side OF
frontier between Turkey and Bulgaria
and between Turkey and Greece along
tho Martha river. which forms a ma
tural boundary between eastern and
western Thrace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-25
RANGERS PUT UP
LOSING BATTLE
500 Men Combat the Fiend In
Maryland, West Virginia,
Virginia and Pennsylvania

U3r,",'nru. NI Nov. ii
..II
Nv" h'G 'hoi'|I'al'' ".'N 9 '''
raging Tonight III Washington
county. Will" nearly 1iW l"ijtM'rH
Er, s,,b,,,. ,~. MAKING . 'o>inr
- ..,;,,..,;b .I,..,,
"-", u" ''','' To- = y '''-1 ''''''
High "NuS WN]rn nav noon
prevalent fur the past VI hours
r,,I. :, ;r,no,,iII. to nse Surh
''" 80 ..,;.,b.
'h''u"'| Is "d'N''' 'i'N, anu '"'''|'' -,
between 2,'""i amt -.0Vu acres 81
valuablr ual and chestnut timber
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-25
Recalls Famous Freeze
Of November Gath, 1880

Petersburg W Va, NOV 2+.-The
FRS; snow Of the season Cor Farkers-
burg telI today. l. didH't amount -
much. jus; few scattering flakes &C
ca.ioraily through the day
This day I. years ago there was rea.
winter weather here and me Ohio river
was frozen over So that steamboats, had
20 tie up 10 ;he banks any where they
haprened 70 gcl caught. Yesterday the
government thermometer registered 4
minimum oC 50 degrees temperature and
msN:-'um Of ~ The highest lem
peRrtIrc on this date In the history of
tho local weather bureau was So In
1905 and tho lowest was II in iN?@.
The precipitation here during The last
iwcn,r-rour hours was a hunircd'h ~
an inch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-25
.Swiindler S Wife, In Jail,
Insists Husband Is Dead
ke-breaker Who
Shot Strikers Is Set
Free By Trial Jury

Clarks burg. W. Va. Nov. 2i.-After
celebrating loss than twenty minutes.
n criminal court jury today acquitted
Orpha Weav'". &c. unu-union coal miner
ard world war veteran, of charge 0t
felon'ouslY shooting Harry Cast" ana
Nicholas rssi". striking coal miners
when attacked Jun" Is last by mob OF
striking miners a. .l"Wh"rt"r.
Weaver declared 'h' strikers throw
rocks at him. called him sea - and Used
other abusive words. wncreupnn h. shot
three tlncs m selr dnf"nsr not aimtnS
a; ANYBODY IN particular. Tho men who
were shot were only slightly wounded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-25
CREEK CABINET
HAS RESIGNED

Athens, Nov. 34.--(By the Asso-
clated PreSs)-The Greek cabinet
has resigned. Tho political situation
IL extremely complicated.
The military authorities are TAX
Ing an uncomprom4sIng attitude re-
Rarding the former ministers who
are on trial charged with treason.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-25
HAS NO
COMMENT ON TIGER

Washington. Nov. 24.-Preddent
Harding has TO comment 20 make
on the addresses delivered n thts
country by Georges Clemencean,
former French premier. - vas stat
ad officially today az tho White
Blouse
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-25
Story Secuted By Police AS
Evidence Indicating Hoax
Piles Up.
Deputy Declares the Couple
Fleeced Butler People Out
of 100000.

Nenementlv denying that her hus-
hands fatal accident" v-as hoax.
Mrs. Nina Rupert Hepler, sought by
Butler. Pa. authorities on three new
warrants charging embezzlement ana IN
connection with the wreckins OF squah
farm promotion. last night in the Ohio
county jail teaCtully insisted my bus
band IS dead"
"Oh. know re Is dead" she pla:ntire-
~ exclaimed repeatedly claspins and
unclasping her hands as she satin the
barred window reception room OF ths
iail II he were not dead ! know his
lovo Cor me would bring him to me- IN
nv time Of need and trouble, she
sobbed.
These new angles in the case devei-
oped yesterday 10 support the belief OF
tho police that the accident was
"rramed':
/ The gear OF the automobile was
snt n low
defective, AS claimed.
: TIE br-kes were not set as as
serted BY Ms Hepler when the ma
chine plunged over the enlbanknent.
!. After denying for 80 minutes she
was not implicated IN the Butler swim
die. Mrs Helper admitted the fact TO
tho police.
) Refuses to discuss the details and
;mprohabilites Of such an accident. but
Mrs. Hcpler maintains her story IS true. !
Deputy Sheriff Bert Hockenberry Of
Butler county arrived last evening and
cortempla.es rushing the woman ont 81
Wheeling on the 5:25 train over the B.
& o. for Pittsburgh before any inter.
ference - made to prevent her being
c1tradited.
100000 swtndle Alleged
The officer stated that the general
opinion IN Butler Is that Hepler and
the girl swindled the people out Of 4
SUM Of more than 100000. He was
engaged IN some insurance business and
IS charged with enhezzlng many thou
sand dollars.
Just before his arrest on the SQUAD
farm swindling charge.LOfficer Focxen-
berry stated Fepler was engaged in
some oil promotion and was attempting
to have many stockholders OF the squad
farm transfer their holdings 20 this
scheme ,..
Among the Instances noted by Sheriff
FockenberTy r. that Hspler sBin1icd
blind man and his wife out OF their
(Continued on Page Twslve)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-25
MRS. HARRIET RowLEY

Nav York. Nov e Mrs Na-':a'
Gill Row,sy, an associate %" Susan Z.
N0rhrrv 3" 81" cary dsv, OF woman
suffrage work. GrcG today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-25

Washington. Nov. 2l-Sv!l suits 10
recover r,ore than son.0O0.noo alleged
- IN" gn~crnmeH: 10 have been fraudu-
lan;iy expended in the construction or
amps Upton. Jackson. sherman AND
Funston. we're Instituted today By the
CONTINUED on Page ntne)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-25
CAMP BUILDERS
MAY Be FORCED
To D|SCORGE
Continued on Page Twslve)

Columbus. Ohio, Nov. 24.-Su!t
ror $5.o00.000 was Med against
the a. Bentley s. Sons Company,
Of Toledo. builders OF Camp Ser
man, by the government. in tho
United States district cour: here.
TO-DAY. The action was filed by
Assistant District Attorney
Harry Abrams OF Cincinnati.
Topeka. Kas.. Nov. - Al. F.
Williams. United States district
attorney. late toia" fled su:t n
tho federal court here against
the George 4. Fuller Construc-
ton Company. ~ New York. ask
Ing s4.0on.hoo for alleged unlaw-
~. charges IN the construction
OF Camp Funston, Kansas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-25
WEATHER FORECAST

8wsst virginia, Ohio and Western
lrr 50 ;vanta' ratr ana continued cold
aurday, sunday fair,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-25

Rosron. Nov. 2A-tRI Tho Associated
l'~cssD .Hra aEht!rE blood ~, tNe Tiger
~ France turned from the abstract to
he specific today. answered his critics
2, Washington with I,arhr : wire phras"r
and declared that what ne really cana
:, ATerlra for was n seek - draw tho
United States into TIE conference AZ
Lausanne rn- the settlement OF tha
NAsr Eastern crisis
Speaking in Tremon: tempo before
fashionable audience, Camencsau said
he had intended 10 tell Americans how
u run their own business
"Ru, Trey have asked me- to SO fur
the" re SAID, referring - the asser-
Tons of senator's a. WashinEton that
h,s addresses war" 100 sgue. They also
dared No am ready TO-DAY, In Roston,
~ 60 little further. RI give you NO,
an advice hut what think That II
,ra ve-v simplest thns ir ths world
His Real Purpose.
"Tners - at la 1sanne conference
where England and F:ance are supposed
n agree with Italy, which might meet
with soma difficulties Let the Yankee
come and say. Good day, gentlemen;
CONTINUED on Page Etne.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-25
THE INTELLIGENCE r

Has more daily circulation and carries
more advertising regularly than any
other six-day morning paper IN West
Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-25

Icontdnusd on Page Fine.D
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-25
His Real Purpose.

Continued on Page Etns.)
The spectator., 1922-06-06

series and to check either one sep arately, short circuit the tips of the cord leading to the other receiver just outside of the case. Should 1t appear that there is an open circuit in the cord, short circuit both receivers where the cord enters the case and with a buzzer or lamp connected to the tips on the end of the cord test for an open circuit.
 Care should be exercised by the operator when adjusting crystal de- tector to see that his fingers do not touch the surface of the crystal or the contact point of the little spring. The oil secretion that exists in the skin together with the dust that it collects will render a crystal detector inopera- tive by the insulating film that 1t will cause to form on the portion of the crystal surface that is touched. Should the surface of the crystal get dirty as evidenced by the received signals becoming weaker and weaker, try cleaning the crystal with alcohol and a little brush. Or If this does not seem to remedy the trouble, chip off old sur face so that an entirely new surface is presented to the spring.
The spectator., 1922-06-06
Testing the Tune Circuit.

slide is moved back and forth the light should remain lighted. If the light goes out at times there is an open cir cult in the coil. If the light goes out when the coil Is jared the slider does not make good contact with the wind ing.
 If a buZzer and battery are avail able they can be used in testing for an open circuit in the same way that the lamp can be used. Connect the battery and buzzer in series with the test clips or tips and any low resist anee circuit can be tested.
 The ground connections can be tested with a buzzer and battery, but do not use the housa-lighting circuit to test for grounds because one side of the lighting circuit Is already grounded and If the other side were connected to the ground a short cir cult would exist and an excessive cur rent flow.
 If the ground wire is connected to the water pipe, connect one test tip to the ground and the other to the gas pipe, which is also grounded. The bszZer should buzz if one has a good low resistance ground.
 | Leakage usually exists between the antenna and the ground. An anfenna should be well insulated from it's sup port. The lead-in should be brought down to the point where 1t enters the wall Of the staticr in such manner that when the wind causes Il 10 swing, it cannot touch any grounded material. and that rain and snow can not cause path along which the cur rent ean ground. In bringing the lead
The spectator., 1922-06-06
} GAN NOW WALK
 .1 24 AS WELLAS EVER
Esteemed Lincoln Resident Declares TanIac Has Made a Clean Sweepr- of Her Rheumatism, and
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1T couldn't believe all they sssl \abopt Tanlae until I tried cttlhfsseH, and now l never doubt what I read about it." said Mrs. Anna B.~Crawford; 25oo ". 23rd St, L incoln, Nsb., ,rtDfe of a well-known retired business man.
 q got into a badly un-down eondi- tion," she continped, "and Suffered greatly from indigestion. I had head ache for days at a time. slept poorly and woke up mornings so weak and dizzy I could hardly get up. Then rheumatism set in and made walking difficult and l could scarcely use my arms for the pain.
 "But Tanlac has made clean sweep of my troubles, brought back my ap- petite and enabled me to gain much weight. It is a pleasure to make a statement in praise of this great medi- cine"
 Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.