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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-12-08

If We got everything VIC wanted
there wouldn't be room to put it any,
where.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-12-08

In one year liolstein cow gave
Eila which weighed 33.S68 pounds
before the wftsr was added to 1t.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-21

out to the detective who was help
ing IN the pantry and asked:
William. viii you go up 20 Miss
Patricia's door and tell her the folks
are waiting for herr"
Miles hurriedIy nscended and
knocked upon Patricia's door but no
reply came 20 him and after repeat
Ing the summons again and again
he ventured 20 turn the knob. The
door swung inward. revealing an
empty room. the bed smooth and,un-
touched, and lying in a heap across
a chair where it had beer carelessly
flung, was the gown which Patricia
had worn the night before. She was
gone,
CHAPTER X
Miles proceeded straight 20 the
dining room; ne must see for
himself what reaction the first shock
OF the news would bring 10 the fam
lily.
Miss Patricia's not there. ma'am. :
tho detective said quietly.
"Not-not there ." The woman
lips barely formed the words and a
muttered oath came from Andrew
but Roger only stared while the
faint color ebbed from his thin face
leaving il waXen.
Patricia! Ny God. not that; Not
that last blow" Hobart started W
as Miss Drake sank back and An
drew cried out furiously:
You see what you've done? You
brought il IN v-or1rsa1f-f"
Andrew The gentle Rogers
tone was suddenly stern. You need
not add your recriminations to the
situation Patricia is Hobart's daugh-
ter, not yours"
II must know, I must see for my
/ self" Miss Drake rose. swayins
slightly, and left the room.
Its that young rascal DicR
/ Kemp" Hobart exclaimed. II told
/ Jerusha II was a mistake 10 keep too
tight a rein on the girl 81 this time
but she overruled me. I'll get tha'
( father OF his on the phone"
Wait until Jerusha returns" in
terrupted Roger. The child MAY
have left a note that Will explain hel
J absence.-You may go. william"
The detective had been ostensibly
busying himself at the serving table
in the corner but now he was com
PEELED TO retire TO the pantry where
! Carter confronted him.
Il heard" he exclaimed. You're
sure she's gone, William"
Didn't I say the bed hadn't beer
slept in?" Miles returned. Where
are you going?"
ITO tell Kitty" Carter called bach
/ over his shoulder.
With surprising agility consider
ing his ailment, he darted through
/ the farther door.
Hobart Drake was seated at hi'
desk sealing an envelope as Mile;
/ entered in response 10 his ring
Continued in Our Next ISSUE
When you say Cigars-say Dutch
Masters. 165tf
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oddly broken and confused. You
really recognized me. then? 1 am
not so very much changed ?"
How can you ask? l should have
known you anywhere I'm the world"
he returned with suspicious fervor
Then he added hurriedly: III get
cleaned up at once and come in for
tea, and we can have a good talk"
Il will wait for you" She turned
and moved back slowly toward the
house while Andrew stood as though
rooted 10 the spot gazing after her.
When she had disappeared a single
comment from the man reached
Miles ears.
"DamnatiOn,"
Look" Scottie seized Miles arm
and his low voice sank TO a husky
whisper. There. over the hedge!-
Coming from the direction of the
village Who IS it,"
Two indistinCt shadows were NOV
ing along the walk and appeared TO
be engaged in an argument, for a
mans rough tones mingled with a
shrill. higher voice like that OF an
angry boy.
They crept step by step until they
We're within a few feet of the two.
You'll lose out if you do, I tell
you" the heavier masculine tones
growled. What will you get out or
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-21
sE<dG669 "a PPilS1
sMore Complicated lookup With Filter At
fords Greater Adjudication

accordance with the changes or mod
ulations of the incoming signal
The poteatials generated in the in
ductance IL are thrown upon the
grid Of the tube o. thus modulating
the oscillations OF this tube in cong
formity with the variations OF the
incoming signal Since the tube il
at all times in regenerative action.
1t amphhes. regeneratNely-a result
tant OF It's own mOdRated oscilla-
lions
Disadvantages.
The difficulty encountered in this
method lies in the presence in the
telephone receivers OF the high
pitched oscillation previously re-
ferred 10. In experimenting with
the circuit. this oscillation may be
ignored or. by adjustment, be so
pitched as 70 become unnOticeable
after a time
But since with the super-regenera-
tive system the greatest amplifca-
tions seem 10 be obtained when low
controller frequencies are used. il is
desirable TO devise a method Of get
ting around the difficulty. This may
be done by interpOsing a frequency
trap" or filter between the tele-
phones and the receiver circuits.
Copyright, 1922, NEA Service)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-21
BEGUN HERE TO-DAY

What horrible and mysterious
power was forcing the three Drake
brothers.
HOBART. the Wall Street broker.
ROGER, the scientist. and
ANDREW. recently returned from
Australia. 20 place themselves in
ridiculous situations Sedate. mid
dle-aged and wealthy. the three
were now terror-stricken Some
power had forced Hobart 20 de-
liver a mock speech in the public
square. Roger 20 burlesque a sci
entihc address, and Andrew 70 sir
on the floor and play with toys
They were sane. and
PATRICIA DRAKE. daughter or Ho-
bart. secretly secured
OWEN MILES. detective sergeant
and his colleague.
SCOTTIE McCREADY. 20 invest
safe. Miles IS employed as a
aouseman and Scottie as a gar
dsner. on his first morning. a
letter. which Miles learns did not
90 through the mail. arrives and
throws Hobart into passion
Miles tells scottie TO watch
MISS JERUsHA DRAKE. spinster
sister OF the brothers. whom he
discovered in wildly excited
state late al night before an open
CRATE IN which she was burnins
papers OF some kind
GO ON WITH STORY.
"Wlen-2" Scottis began.
Wednesday night. here IN the
house. No one knows but me and
III tell you about II later"
Miles continued his duties and no
opportunity presented itself 10 speak
70 Scottie until lunch. AS he served
the midday meal Miss Drake an
nounced.
Ora Hawks has returned from
her trip 20 California"
For moment there was silence
while Andrew ate unconcernedly on.
Roger was almost furtlvely regard
ing his brother Finally he asked.
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DeIiUer Milk by Radio! Claim Wonder Find

ROCHESTER,. y. Y. July 20
Mix can be delivered by radio.
Howard +. Richardson. 15-year-
old radio amateur. says so. and he
IN conduct experiments TO prove il.
In feet. he claims he has already
accomplished this remarkable feat
Doubt and ridicule met young
Richardson's first announcement
that he could transport milk by
radio. But the boy repeated his as
sertion and. in the presence Of seven
witnesses. performed his experiment
for the second time
At first, Richardson says he sue
eeeded in receiving a quantity OF
milk by radio from Brooklyn. go
miles away Then. at public
demonstration" he made another
delivery" on a smaller scale.
All who saw Richardson perform
this wonder say there is no trick
20 IT, In their presence he actually
sent a quantity Of milk over a dis
rance OF % feet by radio.
This is how Richardson explains
the process:
The milk is passed through a
vacuum and the spark going through
the vacuum unites the atoms OF the
milk with the elcctrons and IS car
ried out IN the form OF an electric
current. This applies 10 the sending
OF the milk.
The milk is received in the form
OF an ordinary message and in place
OF the phones ] use n condenser.
When the condenser IS filled 10 ca
pacity Il discharges. Atoms dis
charge easier than the electrons. and
therefore the atoms discharge and
form the milk"
A fantastic magazine article
started Richardson on his milk ex-
periments. The young amateur
read en- imaginative yarn centered
about the delivery OF milk by radio.
Richardson saw the actual posi-
bllity in IL and went 90 work He
conducted his experiments IN a
building behind his home After
several weeks OF experimenting he
succeeded IN finding the key TO the
problem
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Il n you carry out your threat"
a falrlsh bit o. satisfaction. cid
dear" The hooking voice was that
OF a woman not a boy. and the &C
cent was unmlstakable.
Il mean TO get my bit out o. whot-
ever the gyme Is. no fear!
There's no game. but I promised
you a settlement. didn't I. II you
would only be a little patient? Let
me take you back 10 your car now
Ike a sensible girl and I'll see you
In town before the end OF next
week. 4"
"Yon's Andrew Drake. himself!
Scottie breathedl but the woman was
speaking once more.
No gyme?' Garn,' She laughed
stridently L don't care tuppeny wot
il is. but I'm going 10 have my
rights.-'Ow far back did We leave
the bloomin' carr"
They turned and moved back along
the pathway in the direction from
which they had come. Scotue
Strengthened with a grunt.
Two women, Ell? Our friend An
drew had an unlucky day think
can guess who this one was. just
now; the lady you met yesterday"
Yes" Miles replied. 1T was
Make"
CHAPTER TX
II was Hobart brakes unbrok en-
custom OF years 10 return home i'm
mediately after the market closed
at noon on Saturdays. but on the
day following that OF the arrival OF
the new gardener, lunch-time came
and passed and he did not appear
nor did any word come from him.
There Is station taxi coming
down the road and-yes. Hobart is
/ inside" exclaimed Miss Drake when
tea was served.
When Miles reached the library
/ door once more the measured tones
OF Hobart Drake came distinctly "a
his ears.
Sorry. but there were many de.
tails 20 attend to in settling up my
affairs"
Settling up?'" 1t was Andrew
and the devil-may-car note had
vanished from his voice.
Il am no longer a member Of the
| Stock Exchange" announced Ho-
. bart Drake quietly
"Of all the id fools!" Andrew
| exploded First Roger and then
you. both OF you lying down and
/ taking It! By God. I thought there
was more fighting blood in the fam
/ lily than that! You're afraid
It was still comparatively early
when Miles was free 10 join Scottle
There's only one new angle tc
/ consider" Scottie remarked at last
THAT is Andrews attitude in the
matter He's not thinking of the
I fresh gossip. 1t may be that he has
made a good bit Of money through
I Hobart's inside tips in the market
and doesn't want to lose the graft
/ What was that"
Il didn't see anything"
Il thought light winked twice
down there by the gate"
They crept around the house and
were skirting the hecge when a
! sudden movement behind "A tree
brought them TO halt
TT amt gwine TO fab no gunr
4 tremulous voice spoke out of the
/ darkness.
rip" Miles exclaimed. You're
some watchman"'
"Lordyl" Rip advanced and added
sheepishly: Il thought Il was den
I two again."
What two?" demanded Scottie
Dunno" Rip mumbled. Two fel.
/ lers come through here de yothel
night-an' I ordehs dem away an
says de mex time dey come back
/ Use gwine 10 shoot"
What did they look like?"
But Rip could give no further in
formation and the two detective:
withdrew.
Miles locked up the house and re-
tired The family breakfasted late
on Sunday and Carter was vel
enough to serve them but he came
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with an embarra sSed cough.
You will call. Andrew. no doubt 80
Why should u" The other looked
up coolly and then added with a
short laugh, Il had almost forgotten
her existence Has she changed
much?"
Not in appearance. little
stouter. perhaps" Miss Drake an
swered hastily with A slight frown.
she IS coming for tea this after
noon, so YOU will be able 20 Judge
for yourself"
II was late afternoon when In an
swer 20 the summons OF the doorbell
he admitted the expected visitor.
She was a stout. severely gowned
woman of middle age with craving
hair slicked back tightly beneath a
small, stiff hat and a pair OF she'll
trimmed glasses athwart the bridge
OF an inQuiting nose.
My dear Ora, II is indeed a
pleasure 10 welcome your return
Miss Drake greeted her with cool
kiss on her cheek and turned TO
Miles: William, call Miss Patricia.
please. and Mr. Roger. I think YOU
viii find Mr.. Andrew in the garden. %
Scottie and Andrew were standing
deep IN consultation over BY the
summer-house and he had started
toward them when he saw the visitor
descending the steps OF the side
veranda. Her smile was somewhat
grim as she advanced.
How do you do. Andrew Am
the last OF your old friends"
"Orav Andrew Drake had wheel
ed with her first word and held out
his hand Then he drew IL back
with an apologize shrug for its be-
grimed state He was coatless IN the
balmy spring sunshine and both
shirtsleeves had been rolled 20 the
elbow. but now he started hastily TO
pull them down She noted the ac-
ton and even from where he stood
the detective could see the deep
flush which mounted suddenly in her
fat. round face
Andrew" Her nasal tones We're
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-21
BANS H
NERVOUSNESS
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II you work too hard, smoke too much,
or arc nervous. Wendell's pills, Ambition
Brand. will make you feel better in three
days or money back from Wettick's Cut
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As q treatment for affections Of the
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tion, get a box OF Wendells Pills, Ambi-
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plan. ADV.
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form a square cross section. as in
dicated IN the diagram.
Insert glass push-buttons at equal
intervals 20 support the wire.
a small-sized flexible lamp cord
(Engle strand) is satisfactory for
this type OF antenna, although any
wire between sizes number 16 and
number p may be used
About - turns will be sufficient
for the reception OF wave lengths
between 200 and 500 meters.
other HoOk-Up.
II the application OF this circuit
Is not great enough the hook-up
shown In Figure 4 may prove more
satisfactory. 1t IS a bit more com
plicated The telephones are re-
moved from the regenerative circuit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-21

the allies were going 20 take over
control OF German finances. There
was considerable dealing IN foreign
securities.
The market went 20 SIS to one
American dollar.
one newspaper spoke of allied n
nancial control as "tantamount 10 a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-21
BY PAUL =. COOLEY
Americas Foremost Radio Authority
This is the fifth OF series OF

aruCieS on the Armstrong SUPER
rcgeneratiYe receiver.
The circuits OF the super-regener-
ative sat described In these articles
VIII give a very fair signal without
using any antenna. ~ the receiver -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-21
RADIO PRIMER

COULOMB-The unit Of measure
ment for the quantity of electricity
passing through circuit One
coulomb is the quantity Of cleo
tricity transferred by a current OF
one ampere in one second.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-21

and placed in the plate circuit OF the
oscillator tube o.
Under these circumstances. this
tube. IN addition 10 being a con
troller. acts also as a rectifer and
amplifier.
These additional actions are pos
sible because the incoming signal, as
generated by the circuits in tube r,
appears 10 modulate the low fire.
quency oscillations Of the tube o in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-21
BOURSE GOES WILD
AS MARKS FLUCTUATE

BERLIN. July -0--tBy !. =. s.
There were wild scenes on the
Bourse today as values or the Ger
man mark fluctuated in consequence
% newspaper announcements that
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-21

set up within a
radius OF Is miles
OF a first class
broadcasting sta 81
ton.
Where the dis
lance IS greater.
the use "a loop
antsnna is es-
Eential.
This should be
constructed TO be
four feet on each
side.
4 a k @ Z W o
sticks. a little
more than 5H
feet long and
faefam fhcr- %
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-25
Mason Is Preparing
For Semi-Fina| Go
With Smiling Wallace

Harry Mason. local middleweight
has started training in preparation
for his six round semi-final go with
Smiling" Wallace of Elizabeth at
the Roosevelt boxing show in
Coughlin's auditorium next Friday
night.
This is Mason's first bout since he
met defeat at the hands of sturdy"
O'Leary of South Amboy in the To-
cal auditorium. An injured thumb
resulted in his remaining inactive
since that bout, but his handlers
are of the opinion that a good start
against Wallace will he the begin
ming of his fall campaign.
In Wallace, the local lad has a
tough proposition inasmuch as the
Betsytown boxer has a string of
knockouts to his record, something
like nine. A lot of his sleep pro-
ducing punches were put over last
fall and winter, and he engaged in
a number of bouts in Elizabeth and
Newark and in hat vicinity.
Wallace is making use of every
bit of time preparing for his battle
with the Amboy middler. as he is
well aware of the hitting power of
the Second street boxer. A victory
for either nan in this bout will
7 mean a great deal, inasmuch as
great doings are expected in boxing
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-25
DRY DOCK Nine
STRENGTHENED
For Final Game With IngOtS
Here Tomorrow After
noon

Manager Wesley Wilson of the
Perth Amboy Dry Dock baseball
team may have a surprise for local
baseball fans tomorrow afternoon.
The shipyard workers are sched-
uled to make a final stand against
the Raritan Copper works nine for
the industrial championship of the
city, and it has been rumored that
Manager Wilson will ring in an
outside pitcher for this game.
The Ingots with Manager Apple
gate pitching against Brownmiller.
scored a 6 to 0 victory over the ship
yard employees on the Raritan Cop
per works field several weeks ago.
If the Ingots win tomorrow after
noon, the industrial championship
will be settled. Manager Applegate's
nine has defeated all the leading
industrial mines of this city, while
the Dry Dock team annexed the
championship of the local twilight
industrial league.
1t is probable hat A%ppiegate will
do the pitching for his team in to-
morrow's game and Wallace will be
stationed behind the plate. The re-
mainder of the lineup will be picked
from Stocked, brothers, Egan, Segar,
Mcclure, Loeser. Ballo and Allen.
The Dry Dock team will be con
siderably strengthened in other po-
sitions for this game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-25
CASEYS READY
FOR RAILWAY
Whitley Schultz Probably viii
Occupy Mound for Rah-
way, A. A.

With a stronger team than that
which took the field against the
Michelin nine of Midtown on the
latter's field last Saturday afternoon
the Perth Amboy knights of Column
bus team will travel'to Railway to-
morrow afternoon to cross bats with
the Railway Athletic Association
team, the same combination as that
scheduled to oppose the Amboys on
the local field, Sunday afternoon.
Messrs. Seguine and Harrington
have not announced the name in
which they will line up their forces
for this game, but have indicated
that they will place a strong COM
bination on the field against the I'm
ion county tosSers.
Inasmuch as Laurent pitched
against the Aquehongas of Totem
Vile last night, it is rot probable
that he will be sent against the
Caseys tomorrow but may work
against the Amboys, Sunday after
noon. Laurent beat the .Amboys in
two out of three games here last sea-
son.
1t is probable that the Caseys will
draw Whitley Schultz as the oppos-
ing pitcher in tomorrow's game.
Wood probably will take car of the
mound work for the visitors. The
Amboy players are requested to be
at the Central railroad station in
time for the 2:1S train.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-25
PACERSO Of No. 6
: WIN HON0RS
Playground Baseball HonorS
Go to Players of blank"
Thomas

The PAGER baseball team Of the
6 school playground, of which
David Hank" Thomas is in charge,
won the senior baseball champion
ship of the local Fairgrounds by
registering a ga victory over the
Vocational School playground nine
in a ~ten-inning game on the Hayes
Park grounds yesterday afternoon.
Kidd occupied the mound for the
PAGERS and pitched in masterful
style. He allowed five hits and
struck out twelve men. Burke and
Rogan divided the mound work for
the Vocationals. The PAGERS scored
twice in the third, twice in the fifth
and the winning u in the tenth.
The Vocationals scored one in the
sixth, two in the seventh and the
tieing run in the ninth.
The two teams which FLASHED
yesterday had previously eliminated
the Hilltops of No. 9 school and the
Hayes Park team. William Wilentz,
in charge of the Hayes Park
grounds. umpired the game yester-
day.
Dolan, T. Rasmussen, P. Rasmus-
sen, Pucci, Dublin, Cerulo, Levine,
Fenessey and Kidd played with the
victors. and will shortly engage in
games with out-of-town champion
ship teams. The batting of "Beaney"
Cerulo featured the work of the
PAGERS against the Vocationals.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-25
ADDED INTEREST
IN bOR0 GAME
~SpeedWays and Harm0nies
May Both Play Amboy Nine
This Season

There is added interest in the
Speedway-Harmony baseball con
test at Roosevelt on Sunday after
noon, inasmuch as it is probable that
both of these teams will Engage in
a diamond tilt with the Perth Am
boys in the near future.
The Speedways have game to
the good over the combination of
Messrs. Strawbach and JacobowitZ
this season. This victory was regis
tered by a 6 to 0 margin or the
Roosevelt field, and Oldenboom and
Love were the opposing pitchers.
Manager Sheehan is confident that
his forces will repeat this win this
weekend.
Oldenboom or Milchick will do
the hurting for the visitors. while
Thurston is scheduled to do the
pitching for the Harmony nine.
Thurston showed up well in his
comeback to the Harmony ranks
last Sunday, scoring an easy victory
over the Knights of Columbus nine
of Woodbridge in a benefit game.
The name Speedway" attracts
some attention in Roosevelt, because
of the great rivalry between the
Speedway and Roosevelt. Separate
basketball teams last winter. The
Speedway basketeers captured two
games from the borough nine and
the Speedway baseball team expects
to duplicate this feat.
The Roosevelt magnates are ar
ranging to play the Woodbridge
knights of Columbus nine for a side
bet in a preliminary game on the
Raritan Copper works field.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-25
union CD. TEAM
HERE SUNDAY
Railway Team Makes Initial
Appearance Of Present
Season

The Perth Amboys viii have an
other Union county league baseball
team as opposition on the Raritan
Copper works field, Sunday after
noon. The Railway Athletic Asso-
citation nine. recently retired from
the Union county circuit. is the OPP
position slated for this date.
One of the reasons for the book
ing of this team is the manner in
which the Amboys yer beaten last
season by the Railway representa-
tive nine. The Union county outfit
won the first game by a 20 to 4
score, Amboy won the second by a
3 to 1 count and the Railway play
ers carried off the bacon in the third
game, 2 to 0 in an eleven inning
game.
Applegate, who suffered a real
setback at the hands of Manager
Duff's team last season. is the field
manager of the Perth Amboys this
year. He will send Schesler. Jen-
sen or Milchick against the Union
county forces in this game and Man
ager Duff will retaliate by sending
Laurent or Schultz against the To-
calls.
Laurent pitched the three games
against the Amboys last season and
twirled in sensational fashion. He
probably will be the choice in the
game Sunday. 1t. will be remem-
bered that he played the outfield
and did some pitching for the Am
boy representative team of last sea-
son following the Railway series.
To date this season the Amboys
are credited with victories over the
knights of Columbus and Ports of
Elizabethport, also members of the
Union county circuit.