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self to commercial purposes. In De-
cember. 1898, Marconi installed ap.
paratus to provide communication be-
tween the South Foreland lighthouse
and a lighthouse on the south coast.
In 1899 Marconi read paper Oh
"Wireless Telegraphy" before the In
stitution of Electrical Engineers in
London.
Early in 1901 Geographic commu-
nicatiOn was established between two
points more than $50 miles distant
and at the end of that year Marconi
transmitted signals from Poldhu. in
Cornwall to st. Johns, Newfoundland.
In 1902 he received on board the
steamship Philadelphia in the pres
ence of the officers, good messages
on the tape when at distance OF
over 1900 miles from the transmit
ting station and signals at over 1000
miles. In December. 1902, the station
established at Cape Breton. Nova
Scotia. under a contract with the Ca
madam government for transatlantic
wireless telegraphy. was put into
communication with the Cornwall sta
ton at Poldhu and inaugural messages
were transmitted to the King of
England the King Of Italy and to
the London Times. In October. 1903,
the steamship Lucania published a
daily wireless bulletin from messages
received from the Marconi stations.
A powerful station ut Clifden on the
west coast of Ireland was opened
early in 1907 for the establishment
OF commercial relations with thu
American continent ut Glace Bay.
Mr.. Marconi's work has been rec
ognized by many governments and
seats Of learning; he has been dec
Grated by the King of Italy and the
late ex-Czar of Russia as an honor
airy doctor of many universities. in
Guiding Oxford, Glasgow, Aberdeen
Liverpool and Pennsylvania. besides
having received the freedom of the
principal Italian cities. In 1914 ne
was elected senator in the Italian
parliament. He also holds many sci
entitic awards granted by various SO
cieties and institutions.
Upon the declaration OF war o!
italy. Sanatore Narcoui placed hi'
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-05-19

including the Nobel prize, has not
given up active work. but is even now
engaged in radio telephone expert
ments.
Radio enthusiasts have increased
tenfold within the last few months, it
appears from survey conducted by
the Associated Press and covering the
central west, Kentucky and Texas. At
virtually all points from which re-
ports have been received, there are
thousands of radio sets, particularly
for purposes of telephony. where at
most there were hundreds before.
While the sets are used chiefly for
pleasure and experience, they are be-
ing put to practical uses in many
cases. Numerous farmers are receiv'
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much boiling water as beans and six
ounces of salt pork cut in dice. Cook
until the soup is rich and creamy and
the beans tender. Add tablespoonful
Of butter. pepper and salt to taste:
rub through sieve, add 0ne-half cup
full of rich milk and serve hot.
Chocolate custard.-Take one pint
Of milk, add one egg, one tablespoon.
full Of cornstarch, one tablespoonful
Of cocoa Or chocolate and one-third of
a cupful of sugar. Scald the milk in
a double boiler. beat the yolk Of an
egg with the sugar and cornstsrch.
the latter being dissolved in little
cold milk. Pour the hot milk on this
and cook like soft custard. adding
a tablespoonful of coconut before 1t
has fully thickened. Beat the white
Of an egg until stiff, add two tea.
spoonfuls of powdered sugar. Heap
this meringue on top Of each serving.
coconut Puddino.-Place tea.
spoonful Of coconut In the bottom OF
individual glasses and make q custard
Of two cupfuls Of milk, the yolk Of
one egg and one-ha!f of tablespoon.
ful Of cornstarch with three teaspoon
fuls Of sugar. Pour the custard over
the coconut after it is cooked and
cool. Serve with the white Of the
egg beaten stiff and little sugar
added, on top.
Spider Corn cake.-Take one and
one-half cupfuls of sour milk, one-half
teaspoonful Of soda. one and one
eighth cupfuls of corn meal. one-half
cupful Of bread -four, three teaspoon.
fuls Of baking powder, one tablespoon.
full Of sugar. one teaspoonful Of salt,
| one egg and one and one half cup
fuls of milk. Mix the dry ingredients
sogether and then turn in the sour
milk, mixed with the soda and one.
half Of the sweet milk. Beat we'll,
stir in the egg. we'll beaten, and pour
into frying pan containing two table.
spoonfuls Of melted drippings. Gently
add the remainder Of the milk, but
do not stir. Bake In moderate oven
for thirty minutes. To he perfectly
successful this cake must contain a
custard layer in the center. Serve with
currant jelly.
Baked Apples With Datss.-Wash
and core four small apples. Fiji the
centers with sugar and two dates.
Bake until tender and serve with one.
half cupful Of cream whipped and
sweetened with little sugar.
| Nuu h4~s
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Bean Soup
ParbOil one pint
Of beans. adding
one-fourth Of a
teaspOonful Of
soda to the water,
and cook Ave
minutes; drain
0nH odd txx,1oo nc
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shallow brooks. bot It 10
far from being properly
appreciated. AS q blood
purifier and tonic II 10 u
green unequaled. In city
markets one finds many
buyers. for the city
housewife has some an.
probation of its worth.
One must be sure that
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| CABINET

Copyright, 1879. Western Newspaper Un,ou
Do not let 10 fall into q rut. Some
one has said the only difference be-
tween Q rut and . grave u In the
Dimensions,
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USE MORE WATER cRess

Water cress will be found growing
In almost all parts Of the country In
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Thou hadst better eat salt with the
philosophers Of Greece. than sugar
with the courtiers Of Italy"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
VACATION '~'COMPLEXES"

WI It'll the near approach OF the fishing
w season quite a number Of us are conscious
" Of a Vague longing, q general dissatisfac
ton with conditions, n feeling OF unrest and a
growing certainty that we need a rest.
Confronted with the charge that We We're
paving the way Tor a determination TO take a
fish ny trip. we would probably deny II.
Nevertheless It is ana open question If caeh one
of us would not be better of Go get right ahead
and crafty the reprcssed desire that comes
with the vacation. fishing and outing season.
The vacation. wisely employed, is en- instr
tuii,n of inestimahle value.
Psycho-analysts cal an inner and repressed
desire a complex For instance, a man in
springtime finds he cannot concentrate on his
work. What's really wrong is that he has a
" fishing complex.
His subsconciouS mind wants 20 20 fishing,
ahead of doing anything else. Hence the con
scious mind, befuddled By the subconscious
desire. has fishing ON the brain.
Naturally, he cant keep his mind ON his
WORK.
II the man knocks off work aud gets ont his
tackle and rods, a few days of angling will
erase his fishing complex. He comes back,
finds il easy 10 concentrate ON his job-and is
convinced that the change and the fresh coun-
try mir did him worlds OF good To- What really
happened IS that he dowued his fishing complex
by gratifying n. As a s%langstcr would put it,
he gets his fishing hug ont Of his system.
Psycho-analysts, in presenting that line OF
reasoning. seem 10 think they have found some
thing new.
But il is merely an elaboration Of what was
defined ms 'ihc suppressed function" years
ago. ny Sheldon, Prentice, milford. David
Gibson and other business writer's who created
the modern psychology Of so-callcd scientific
snlesmanship.
Nothing new under the sun -thoneh hash
does taste different from the original roast Of
beef.
Have you a complex rcprcssed DESIRE "
SO, appcasing il 10 a moderate extent may 10
you more good than barrel of medicine.
The wise bows of Wall Street, almost without
exception, have found their hobby or ''hug'
and crafty it-golf. racing horses. yachts.
fishing. hig-game hunting, raising prize orchids
or getting real Scotch from a bootlcgger.
We cannot all CRAFTY big bugs" Most Of
Ms can dispose Of our little ones. It's nm ex-
cellcnt thing 10 do.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
Upward Trend in
Retail Cost of Food
In the Last Month

WASHINGTON. May fo.-Au
upward trend IN the retail coet ~
foud was Noted toduy la statistics
made public by the huirnu o. labor
stntifticl ~ the department OF la
hpr iionurts from fifteen cities
showed Increases from March - to
Anii -. ruuRlnH M 60 three per
cent while only four reported de-
creares ard only one n those, Fail
River. with two pet cent. showing
al than one-hatt Il u par cent
decline.
The cities reporting increases IN.
Guided savannah. three ppr cent.
Mobile. two per cent; Birmingham.
Dallas. New orleans and Seattle.
10 pcr cent. Buffalo. Louisville
and Omnhn icrs than nyc-tcntha
~ uuD per cent Butte. HocncstCr
ana Snn t'runclvco reported do
cfeas-H % loss than nsc-tuntha Of
one per cent
t'or the year period. April No..
1897 20 Aurii IS, 1929 the bureau
rcnurtcd the decreases m SAVANNAH
NJ ~ per cont: birmingham. COT
uufhus and Little Rock, 20 per
cent. Charleston. Manchester and
tmthn. min per cent; Dallas. Fall
Diver. Indianapolis. Mobile. New
Orleans and Springfield. eight per
cont: Louisville. even per cent.
Ruff 10. Rochester and san Fran
clFco. xix per cent; Butte and Seat
tie, five pef cont.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
THE PSYCHOLOGY OF
THE SUCKER
FORMER OPERATOR

FORMER OPERATOR OF got-rich-guick
u enterprises has wr.tten an entertaining
and highly instructive book entitled
"The Psychology Of the Smoker" in which he
reveals the keen psychology and thorough
knowledge Of human MIXTURE which the operator
Of an easy money game brings 20 bear upon his
Intended victim.
Raids upon the offices Of promoters Of fake
stocks. bum bonds and other get-rich quick
securities and swindles. almost invariably fluid
a ''sueker list.
A " sucker list is made up, for the most part.
of names of what The gct-rich- quick operators
term cream puffs. such being the name that
swindlers apply 10 those who. in a way of
speaking, fall readily for an alleged business
proposition that is IN reality nothing less nor
more than a means Of separating the victim
from his money without hope Of recovery.
In a sucker list TINS writer SAYS. the name
% each "eream puff is followed by a key to
the intended victims habits Of mind. DISPOSE.
tiOn, etc. and il he has a bug Of any kind.
II Is carefully noted. For example;
''Will give you the glad hand If you
talk with him about his pet bug, fishing
or
"Jolly him about his home garden - or
elias n bunch that the government needs
house cleaning and reforming, - or
Believes that big business Is rotten.
.Obvioasly these have O cunning appeal 10
the prospects inner thoughts and tendencies,
opening up the things he is likely 10 be most
Interested 10. but TO which, usually, he is too
busy 10 give his first attention.
The people ~ this nation have been parted
from many millions in the name Of some alleged
"reform'' movement; some Crusade" or
''eansc.n The largest Of get-rieh-quiek swim
dies, this writer says, are not by amy means
eanfined 30 the mere sale Of fake stocks in
mineA aud alleged industrials. but are often
a...l A. ...I..ln 81. nt.s...l F.e ft.....t.~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
TAKING CHANCESp

livery patron Of a hootlcgger occasionally
has a bad moment when he wonders il. BY
any chance. the stuff he has Just swallowed
puts him next ON the list OF wood alcohol's
victims.
Millions of people discuss wood alcohol daily.
Yet the average person knows next to nothing
about this mysterious prison. except that it
removes varnisii. causes blindness and death,
and is used by INSCRIPTIONS bootleegers be-
cause Il is cheap.
So. Watson:
Meihyl alcohol, commonly known MS wood
alcohol, was first discovered in 1872 by the re-
search chemist. TAYLOR.
II is formed by the destructive distillation Of
wood. Also. il can be made from formaldehyde,
Intentionally or accidentally. You observe the
possibilities of synthetic hooch made from al
cohol that has been spiked" with Tornado
hyde or other poisons. by government order,
TO make il unfit for beverage purposes.
Intoxication from wood alcohol is similar TO
the effects Of pure bonded liquor-at first.
II intoxicates slowly and is remarkable for
the duration Of lis hangover. - undertaken
will testify.
A teaspoonful of wood alcohol is sufficient
90 canse blindness, beginning with double
vision. falling Of the body's temperature. loss
Of sensation in the nerve ceuterS. and rhythmic
commissions.
A drink Of wood alcohol causes blindness 90
times out of 100. and usually means certain
death. though sometimes the patient fingers
for ns long ms n wear.
Here is a sentence which, If written indelibly
in every brain. would save many n life;
cit IN worthy Of note that in many cases
methyl alcohol amblyopia" beginning Of
blindnessl 'fhas resulted from the excessive
use of essence Of ginger, or peppermint. or
other aromstics. in the preparation Of which
- - -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
A LOST
CNcw York Trlhunel

The garment workers Of New
York City won n great strike Le-
cause their leader, benjamin
schleflnger. was ahlc 10 conVinc"
tbs public that they were In The
right. Nat only did he get put iic
opinion behind them but he fought
their case successfully In tho
courts and secured an order en-
forcing the carrying out OF the con-
tract which the employers hao
made with them.
SchlesinFer was convinced from
the beginning that the laws OF ,his
country T. just and ~ people are
fair minded He believed that an
honest cause could win, and he
proved H..
Now the communists among the
rprmcnt workers have succeeded
in forcing fchlcsipger out % hlr
Leadership. which means that she
victory he won for them has beer
lost by their own stupidity.
Communism has no place In tina
country ~ methods are foreign
to our government and will never
accomplish anything here. " the
garment workers want communist
leaders they can find thcm. Hut
no lcndcr who dishelievcs In the
principles on which the govern.
ment OF the United States H. fouti-
cd VIII cver win strikes FOR his
followers. yer though their cause
may happen to be Just.
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lhda6e.hQj
W LOUIS JOSEPH NANCEs

People In our p%osluonr I'm
% understand. then, amy little
hole o. goou cnounh for me. 80
long as I don't Interfere with Luz
clnda'n parties al the Rita"
uci'amy enlightened his spine
and put down his spoon. Al un
dorttanding captain OF walters
read hts troubled ryc and made
casual occasion 10 draw the cur
taiuH across the front Of the booth.
IT ~ because i~ucinda'H lunch
ing Ht the Rita today, isn't ~"
NY dear Amy" said 1i.llnmy
cuplly; 'I'm unaware Of naginI
done anything To- provoke this. and
10 I've sinned unwittinFly. I ber
your pardon very truly. Won't
you believe that. please. and let
me OFF for today I'm feeling
rather rurty myself dear. ana this
a. hcElnninR to ger on my nerves
~ his first words the womnn
urew back. flushing. eyes stormy
above n mouth whose gentle allure
iusi itself In q hardening line.
Then swiftly reconsideration fol-
lowed. vlsibly the selfish second
Thought took shape In the angry
over and melted their ice TO n
midst OF unshcd tears heneatn lida
newly lunpuoroua. The pctulnnt
% too. rebound their trcmuious
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
Tempest In
Teapot
nhIIadrlpI.ln IlnIIcanl


ny unanimous vote the senate
passed the i4,ifolicite resolution
for investigation of All the oircum-
siancea connected with the lease Of
The naval oil reserves at Teapot
Dome. In wyoming, to private oil
Interests.
srci stnrv Denby devotion to
naval inturesta-which amounts al
iaoat 20 "a patriotic passion-war-
rants faiih in his assurances yhat
tho nstr's nvedA have been prop
criy conserved IN the lease. and
credits him with a conviction that
~ the lease had not been made
tho supply, supposedly reserved,
miHht have been drained.
Tho mystery OF the stock market
performances contingent upon the
lease does not secm 40 dark and
suspicious az senate iafoilrtte
would paint u. Presumably ncHo-
tiniions have been pending tor
ome time. They have cunstitp led
an open secret the greater pnrt uf
q month. Even though an official
departmental announcement posai-
hly could not have heeu made. the
leasing Interests required M ZIP to
fnreTfail the consumnintinn Of the
t-ruufactisn
However. there u.s. only one eafc
coursa 10 follow when such charges
have even the semhln nee of SUBJ
Stance. aud that H. to make the
Showdown. \ public Official
muei he ready TO do that whether
suspicion against him be inst or
unjust Withni % o. good pulitica.
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Gen. Wu's Forces
Still Pursuing
Changes A

THEN TsIN. Nav iO-DI
Associated prens chang 4
lin. tho defeated Mnnchurinl
erul h. reported to have Il
Dnlrcn observers say his
hafc established three url
trenches this side of i.uat|
ua the Mukdon railway. sod
The great wall hut via fight
grncrai Wu's poi-Fu's forces
them too hard
General Wu's soldiers SIN
pursuit. Twcniy-clrht troop {
chch carrying 800 men.
puFred through this city 4
east, ~ which three are rel
70 have already arrived at ~
On the coast. 80 miles east 81
and four ~ Tnnghu. ne the
81 the Pei river.
Change men have cut the
way from Trku &C. Mukdcu,
Lutni. IS miles north ~ Tien
70 hinder the pursuit
Three crui~era are report
Wnnshuanutan near Shauha.
hNmbardlng trains passing q
Aiukdrn railway
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10

,nlcrncas. Amoliu's hand fell up
u Bethany In a warm. %convul-
Fo clasp. She leaned across the
nor OF tho table.
lo kissed her adequately but
Without any sort Of emotion.
thinking d strange. all the whiia
lHr mouth rlung 20 his. that he
Mould SO clearly know this Ca be
euod actinZ, no more than that,
300 loss. Eullrfuy was not ac-
UruFtomod 20 500 through women
"a young o. .itEc cf intimacy
lnt came latter. cgme surely. but
we before had Il comc NO soon.
nd in o little quake Of dread he
wondered II % wore because he
had grown old beyond his years.
too aged In continental tippling to
hnyc retained the capacity for gem
crous crsduiity OF hls younger
years or WIN 10 that the wpman's
luslucerity hud 90 eaten uu. nor
heart, no technical perfection
could lend persuasion 90 hcr play
Ing her c~arcsars' notrncyF or that
hc had. since morning. fallen in
love with his wife all over again
and 20 truly that uo rival passion
could seem roaI2
n was true. at least. that his
thoughts were quick and warm
with memories ~ Linda oven
while he was most engaged with
the effort to do Justice "a Amelie's
lips And p%crcrivinE this to be 80.
nclf-contempt took hold 81 him
Hike a sickness.
They resumed their poses OF
uonchnlnni aud sophisticated crcn-
lures amiably discussing an In
formal meal Hut first the woman
made effective use Of a %hnndker-
chief.
Forgive me. dcnr she muir
INJURED. ~ know it was perfectly
rotten Of me. but couldn't help
a.. I'm "a bit overweight. Bel.
not too happy. being In love with
Won has iundo the way Things are
n home doubiy hard To endure.
YOU must know that. ana then
Y courso-she smiled nervously
I'm Jealous
lie was silent. fiddllns with n
fork. avoiding her eye.
"pf lucinfa-you understand"
lie nodded heavily. Yes ="
she waited an instant ana when
ic didn't say any more hegan to
see that she hnd oNcrpiaycd her
hand.
"You do love me. don't you.
ReiY"
"Of course"
Then you must know how hard
Il IL for me. you can't blame me
FOR growing impatient"
This time ho looked up ana met
her gaze. Impatient for WHAT"
WHY. for what every woman
expects when she's an love and tho
man whom she loves loves her;
fomothing definite 70 look forward
tn. I mean We emit go on like
thif OF curse
"No not like this"
I'm net the Kind 81 q woman
FOR q hulc-nnd-c corner affair Rel.
" were o wouldn't Do In love
with me
Ho nodded intcniiy. what 40
you propose q"
awe been waiting Tor that 10
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King Courageous the real king
Of abe korrknotis and the Diddy-
evyers, spoke Kindly TO Nancy and
Nick. Ny d,arf. said he. "A IL
due 10 your bravery and wits that
7 have been released from the spell
that hound mo. And thauka 70
you. also. my son. tho prince. and
his swcetheRrt. Princess 1herma.
have been made happy, for tnty
Will he married
Now = shall give you your
choice % three wishes. FIRST. q
yoa so desire, you may stny mere
and 1.-Two happily with me In the
Castle ~ Mirrors. which - my real
home. Nick shall have n horse
that shines like gold and goes nKo
the Wind. and Nancy shall hnvC n
pony that shinoa like silver and
goes ike lightning. You shall 80
to six movies q week ana have a
hundred loliypopn a day.
'SccCnd, u yon would rather
have d 80. you may ride for a year
and a dag In my noble ship and scc
The wuniorr az the world,
Third, IL YOU 30 wish ". M
of you may rule over tho Diddy-
eNNcrs ana the other may rule over
The Eorsknpita while my son and
7 nro uwuy making wHr 90 Twelve
rcos the Sorccrer and all his
wicEcd relatives neHidcs. J must
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BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTo
Story Number 75C

decide what 10 DO with these
imposteis King indlg and vi
Verde They TOO, must be III
lshod. y
DO we have To take one Of
three Wishes or may we muk =
wish OF our own? asked Nanct
Anything You Ike. my deflJ
smiled King Courageous. d
Then faid Nancy. hrlphk
please don't punish anybody. y
let Nick aud me go hume in
Green Shoe. We had 10 wi
here over the Seven Mountains !.
Seven valleys. Tut whom we /
hack We may Just make a Wi
the Fairy Queen says. ana whist
wei be thcrci'
Wen we'll WE'LL said 4
king kindly What Kind heal
you have " shah be as YEA wt
Goodiiy. little oncH
You have been very brave "a
made ~ ell very happy. when
have conquered Twelve Toes a
broken hts munic tho prime. aud
Fhnn return lie VIII Wary {
prlncess ana rule oycr one OF '
kingdoms We shall end our da
IN huruinrsr and peace. Nov goo
by again And no kissed TIL
both.
ITO re Contlnuctil
fCnpyriEht. faee. NfcA Service
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assis, IN lettering conditions or aiding distress,
by d spccious appeal 90 that desire.
Sincere reform aud moral uplift movements
have a way Of financing themselves. Seldom
il ever has such a movement required the
financing Of an individual for lis success.
When a man invites you TO lend him money
with which 10 undertake the reformation OF
your neighbors IL is a safe rule to follow to
demand something more substantial than con
vcrsation as security for the loan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
Ontario Senate
Defeats Bill to
Limit Women's Vote

OTTAWA. Ont. Nav i0-Anci
he hpd dvcinrrd that thousands N
women hotwecn the ages 81 20 ana
30 who voted at the hat rencra
election were without knowledge
~ oifhcr tho PARTY inhdreH or ~
their platforms Senator ntvId'l
resolution Ia restrict wOm~n'a
franchise wa defeated In me sen-
ate lnst uiEht hy q non-uarty vote
90 70 20 10 ny the proposed rose
oiuiian, unma rrled ome wnul1
infe 10 DO ~ least SO before heinr
rnfiflpf TO vote.