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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
Concert Is Mecca
for Park ThrOng
First of Summer Dra,vs
Thousands TO Vest
End Resort.

They came from tho East End. from
tho North Side and from South Rich.
mond. and gathered by tho hundreds
In Byrd park 20 enjoy tho arst park
concert OF the summer. Thousands
BAT beneath the giant oaks and spread
themselves along the grecnsward and
applauded Bandrnaster Harry Ryder
and his all-star combination OF twen-
ty-nve soloists. The concert was a
sood one. The program embraced
popular airs from classic TO Sousa
and the opening concert proved what
may develop Into an annual cycnt--s
popular afternoon diversion.
Tho weather conditions we're all that
could be- hoped for. Bal,ny brcezes
o! just sufficient force to carry the
s,wce; strains into the distant lclls
aud over "a the balconies and win
dows o. homes several blocks away.
swcp; softly through the grove and
around the rooiny Farmhouse. The
Byrd Park plaza was crowded Men.
women and children app.audcd the
various numbers. while Bandmaster
RYDER bowed hiu Acknowledgement
TO the masses Hundreds OF autcmo-
| biics we're parked at convenient
points. whore the motorists who
| sought cooling brecZos away from the
dust and hent OF tho city could en-
JOY the music.
All tho city parks were crowded
in the afternoon with pleasure seek
ers. Tho c!ty's lungs worked we'll.
Tie roads into the wildwood were
filled with speeding autos. and tho
churches AT both morning and owe
ming services were we'll flied with
doCoyt worshirers
l; was typically Richmond Sep
TENDERS DAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
Arrest Assistant ro.tmo.t,,.

NORFOLK, VA. Sept. l6.-Roy A.
Bum. formerly assistant postmaAtoy
at Nawaome. Southampton County,
VINO was brought TO Norfolk by a
deputy marshal. was held undsr 4,
600 hnnd pending n preliminary hear
lhE bnforo United state Commandment
william Malone, Het for next Friday.
on nhnrso OF ombozsiemsnt. Post
ohico lhEpnoiora reported n shortage
OF f2hS,b7 In tho funds ot tho Nav.
hnma P6at-Offinn on August 10, Rob.
srt W. Ferguson, postmaster at the
VTiAk", who ieft its activa manage
mont 20 buhn, made UP tho short
hae ana tho Federal authorities d,d
no; Immediately proceed sEains,
Bunn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18

tho church Ave years ago. the NAM
bership has grown from arproy!-
mattir 400 10 closa on to 500. l.. G..
iiazclgrovc II superintendent OF the
Sunday school. A special murical
program featured both se.rIces.
M'sS Nnicomn. violinist, and Mr..
MountcnEtie. norne;ist. rendered MP.
pr"prietc solos. Aius:c also was
supplied H. II Trained chorug ,Ioir.
The nnw church Is kituaf.d nj
Haynes Avonun md Norwood, form
erly Ros1-a Btrnot. Special evan
geiistin services Wiii continue In thIs
cau"ch for tho next two weeks.
Frank ID. Mncravy, OF Laurin, 4. c..
Will have charge OF tho singing.
starting with this evenings ssrv.co.
pr. phillips will preach nightly al
0'f!ack, Each evening, batwsap
ms hours of and q o'elocit, h6 viii
laih on munyon's "Piigrim's Prog
ress,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
AMHERST HAS LARGE
TOBACCO CROP CUT
Especial TO The T!mes.p,s,a,on E,

lSpctial 10 The Times Dispatch
AM!lERST. VA, sept. lf.-The
puin OF the tobacco in The county
mas been cut. housed and cured,
thongh some la;e crops arc still
standing. \ larger quantity ,han
nsun! was planted this yer. and tho
quality IS up TO tho standard, except
IN some localities where the plants
""re hi by hail. Wild nre' also
attacked some fields and injured the
weed
IN" WORK % remodellng and adding
20 inc warehouse at .Amhers. Depot
~ progressing satisfactorily. The
Grange IN tho road leading from tho
state highway a. Campbelvs jcc
pond TO the warehouse is also being
in"de by W. Is. Wilmer. foreman. wh"
mas at work a large force Of hands.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
LEAGUE OF NE|GHBORs
ENDORSED BY WILSON
Former President Expresses
Hope for Expansion of
Organization.
Organization.

ELIZABETH, n. j.. Sept. IL
Writing to Charles F. Weller. Eliza
beth. N j.. a member OF the eKccn-
1.-Two STAFF OF tho League OF Neigh
bors. Woodrow Wilson, former presi-
dent. writes as follows from Wash
ington:
Ny dear Mr.. Weiler.---I hear with
sreGt interest OF the organization OF
the League or Neishbors.
You are quite right in thinking
that the local community is the fer
lilo seed ground of tbs natural com
munity and the community Of ma
tion.. and I hope with NIL my heart
that tho association you have formed
Will be successfully copied IN many
parts of the country. Certainly my
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18

The League OF Ncighbors service
WAS begun in Elizabeth IN 1920. and
has been a success from tho date of
its Inauguration. Sixty various groups
In tho town. including the foreign
clcunnt. have been drawn togcthe.
through the organizations efforts
Under tho auspices of tho service a
community music council has been
organized. two community Christmas
celebrations conducted. and lis com
nunlty sings held.
The league has conddoacS = Dnn-
bcr OF schools FOR Foreigners In tbs
city. where English is taught. This
project has helped tho foreign popu-
iation in their relations with tho
native born citizens. and better un-
derStanding between the two groups
developed which has served a, n ben
Of, 10 The CitN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
SEEK AID OF CHURCHES
FOR NEAR EAST RELIEF
"''"d"n OF saoo.00o In Drive "
Under yyav

+, Np o Will be received this wess
Vso. rIgry church in Virginia iron,
ra,;e.,am 49, Eeiin', seeking aid rs the
orsanizations in ths Stato
toF tho 100000 women and ns,,, n,a'e
thG smyrna district, State Noon
n.ast Relief Chairman Oliver y Sal
announced last night. "N"s
Immediate assistance through con.
Iloutiohs of money TO pul fooj
coming and medical aid in tho reacS
VI these people has been asked. ma
mf. SANDS announces that VirsiuJr
.o psen hpportioned contribution
now under way. 8 -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
CAMPBELL SCHOOLS
ENROLL 992 STUDENTS
fsoccinl 20 The Times-p.spateh.1

Special 20 The Times D.spatch.1
LTNC1BCRG, VA, Sept. l7.--Tte
enrolment for tho initial week OF
me Campbell County schools In the
!r'r1cdinte suburbs OF I.yncbhutr
aggregated e92. in four schooIa. IN
thesc schools the county has twenty
seven teachers. A considerable IN.
crease In tho enrolment is expecte.
IN tho noxt two weeks
Another school in Amherst Coun,y.
MHd!son Heights. has MI enrolment
of nearly 400. This gives Lynchburg
and vicinity public school enroll
5000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
Amherst Jadge III netter.

ANHERHT, VA, Sept, l7,-rJudss
9, J. Campbell, who has hean ,thde1-
SsiRg troatmaRt at tha University
Hospiisl at charlottesville, has va
turned homo, Ills physicians ADVISE
ahsolHts .rtst and quiet until tina
weather Is cooler, He 10 seraevhlt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
W. e. n. u. Convention Next week.

FcHoltfLVfLLE. VA, Sept. IT,
tins annual convention OF the Won.
hh's tn'istian Temperance Union OF
Virginia Will he hold In DAnvIit,
Sapta#bar as 10 es, inclusive. Mrs,
Howard 81, Hogs. Of this county.
VINO has been president for q mum,
baP Of years, will havS opposition
FOR re,aientioB, hut just who will be
tho nholGs OF tho nppos!tIoa r. not
known, The 1891 State report river
tiis Virginia union B,7o4 active ms,r-
hefs, win i.4s5 honorary mentors,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
6iouaestsV sohooIs Crowdsa.

Hf'UUfHsThIt, VA, Sept. H.
The aah0olH havo oponod win TnA
attendance, More pupils have boan
6aning in all tho wesh until the
sna6aii ara now crowded, Aohiljh,
HiHh esh6al has about ais scholars
aa"raiihd, and Hayes stora probabiv
mas M rRday, Botstourt has aId.
with mose 10 enter, The old build,ng
az B0tetniirt is very much crowded.
Ths new building will not be ready
FOR probably sixty DAYS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
MANY ATTEND REVIVAL
At PACE MEMORIAL
Evangelist Klein and Song
Leader Litchield Instantly
Win Audience.
TAKES HAP Ar "i<NoCKEHs"
Delivers Famous sermon. "R~Ilgi0us
Cronkers." mt Morning Service
and "SOmeOne's Funeral Sermon
ut Evening. which Stlrs IIcarcrn.

The revival at Pace Memorial
yer,crdey morning with large at
tendance. The cvangolistig team
Won tho entire audience in their
iHst sorvlcc. Evangelist G.. A. Klein,
81 Memphis. Tenn. with his singer
Horny f.!tchnc!d. have just closed a
successful campaign in Louisiana.
fhc meeting will begin each evening
%, 7ib 0'cloCk. with song scrvico
"% a large chorns choir. There VIII
no special services on Tucsdsy and
Thursday afternoon AT ) o'clock.
In his first sermon. EyAuge.ig,
h'"in delivered hls famous raiIler..
tsainst Religious Croaxcrs." IT Ia
ehd iate lUr th" members of tho
''HHreli TO drop into. when they run
only crpaIs forth their pe.si,nIs;ic
N'"w and block every forward move
'"'nt protected b. The pastor" he
nidicnIes knockers
he evangelist held up 70 scaih.
itH rid.cule those who are niway.
knocking and never boosting; those
va" arc always afraid that thins
N''I not turn out right and never
XIV" tho pastor an encouraging
s,ord
iHtT" are people who are al
gays ready to discourage. and 20
H'ch any forward movement ;hnt
nay DC ontcrprised. These have no
'i-ion, they cor see only tie hin
""r!nE clements"
~ tho evening service tn. e.anae-
49, was greeted h. another large
'n"!ence. when lie preached on.
someone's Funeral Sermon"
Everyone does not have tho privi.
Sc OF hearing his own funeral
7ermon' no said Let me call
our attention to the lasr PRAYER
rneetIng that VIII ever be helI,
PFayer meetiHgs are not popular
now. bat VII! TO The iarges, crowd
yer gathered together. Evefvouo
wa pray Tor himself Ihen. ara w,rj
H"t nave some preacher to pray FOR
MIN Everyone VIII cry. Holm.
h"!p.' but ihe!o WIN be no answn-
Z" mat prayer. have ro conn
doncn IN drath-bed repentance. I
nave seen som" get well Afterwards
"i'i IN each case. they repudln,ed
thcIr repentance
~" Ttc"i Inndri at Heart
believe that there never was :,
zeal lnhdc! at heart Get a man e.,
q @'osc place and he Will pray I'm
''not!v"!y. You may turn down
.ioH nov, but soon you viii nray
j, !ou nut II of two late. vou viii
"" ~ Tie G|t pra:or-mectinR win
100 great hos; who havs forgotten
us evening message stirred ,ss
''tFe audience. A. ton!sht's SCR
'" u" VIII preach on Where Doc.
nan negin?"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
BlucA.ls Collece opcn,

EfGEFISIH. w. VA, Sept. IL
On Wednesday, September 30, anqtAo-
college wiz throw open It's doors for
the first limo 70 receive the boys and
girls Of Virginia and West Virginia.
Dluefleld College has become q reality.
Those IN Charge Of the school expest
to aecomRlish great WORK during
tho coming rcssIon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
lOAY WITH THE MINISTER'S IN THE PLLPTS OF RICHNOW

earnest good Wishes go with IL In
what II ia attempting to do. and T
am worry porud that tho ideals which
nave advocated should he deemed
an inspiration for what Il is at.enn,
ing.
with respectful salutatious % the
leaders OF the association. Cordially
and sincerely yours.
(Signcd) WOODROW WILSON.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-24

We meet again tonight boys .Coe
St. PauPs Mems Chorus
An address by A. l.. Hubbard
president Of the First National and
the Union Trust banks OF this city.
on blue sky stock ventures. ac-
Gordon solos played by Joe Horvath.
and vocal offerings by NJ. F. Rose
with Margory Herald at the piano.
viii be brOadcasted tonight in ad-
dillon 10 news bulletins provided
BY the News-Times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-24

Majesty has dissolved the state
There were a burst OF delirious APP
plause. Gradually silence was re-
stored. and at last Andre-Louis was
able 10 proceed
You rejoice too soon. Unfortu-
nately. the mobiles. in their insolent
arrogance. have elected 10 ignore the
royal dissolution. and in despite OF
il persist in sitting and in conduct
ing matters as seen good TO them.
This II no new thing. Always has
IL been the same. They have flouted
the authority OF the King. and they
are silencing by assassination those
who raise their voices 70 condemn
them. Yesterday in Rennes, two
young men whJ addressed the peO-
pie as 7 am addressing you were
done 10 death in the streets by as
assins al the instigation Of the no
bility. Their blood cries out for vea-
gence."
AcclamatiOn broke out unstinted-
~ now. He had caught them in the
snare Of his ortaory. And he press
ed his advantage Instantly.
Let us al swear" he cried in i
great voice. "to raise up in the name
OF humanity and OF liberty a ram
part against our enemies, TO oppose
10 their bloodthirsty covetousness
the calm perseverance Of men whose
cause il just Let Us make oath
upon the honor OF our motherland
that should any Of US be seized by
an unjust tribunal, intending against
US one of those acts termed OF pOliti-
cal expediency-which are. in effect.
but acts Of despOtisnP-let US swear
say. 10 give full expression 10 the
strength that is in US and do that in
self-defense which nature. courage.
and despair dictate 20 US"
need not dwell at any length
upon the sequel. II is a matter OF
history how that oath which Omnes
Omnibus administered TO the citizens
of Nantes formed the back bone OF
the formal protest which they drew
up and signed in their thousands
CHAPTER TX.
Dusk Of the following day was
falling when the homing Andre
Louis approached Gavrillac.
/ W AlnlH mile OF the village ne
caught his first glimpse of a figure
on HORSEBACK pacing slowly towards
him. But it was not until they had
come within a few yards Of each
/ other that he observed this cIoaked
figure was leaning forward TO peer
at him. And then he found himself
challenged by a woman's voice.
1T is you, Andre-at last"
He drew rein, mildly surprised.
II have been patrolling this road
since noon today. waiting for you
She spoke breathlessly, in haste "a
explain. "A troop of the mare,
/ chausee from Rennes descended up.
on Gavrillac this morning In quest
of YOU. They turned the chateau
ard the village inside out, and a.
! last discovered that you were due "a
return with a horse hired from the
! Breton Arme. So they have taker
up their quarters at the inn to wal
for you. l have been here all after
noon on the lookout 10 warn yoI
against walking into that trap"
! CONTINUED i'm Our Monday Issue.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-24
EX-KAISER PLOTS
AT DUTCH CASTLE
TO REGAIN THRONE
Former War Lord of Germany
Saws Wood, Works in
Garden, and Writes.
BY CARL ID. GROAT.
United Press STAFF Correspondent
ARTIC,I L

United Press STAFF Correspondent
ARTICLE I.
DOORN. Holland June Eek
Kaiser Wilhelm is devoting himself
TO plotting-and planting.
At least, SO runs the story among
well-informed inhabitants Of this
peaceful Dutch village, who must
depend for their information upon
the meager tidbits Of gossip and news
that penetrate to the outer world
through the high barbed wire fencC.
that surround Haus Doom.
The natives say that the former
German rulers guest list proves con-
clusively that his time is spent large
~ in figuring out how a monarchy
perhaps not his own. but that of one
Of his kinsmen, can be restored in the
''Vaterland."
The folk who visit him are those
known as Kaiser treu"; that is, true
to the old regime. They are the
Pan-Germen militaristic group. the
old professor who still preach kaiser
ism and pangermanism to their
classes, and men of the cloth, who
are first and last adherents OF the
Kaiser regime.
Old Kaiser is Ever Busy.
With them. the old Kaiser IS ever
busy.
His other avocation is planting.
In fact. he has turned gentleman
farmer In the last few months.
His former pastime os saving
wood is still maintained. but ne f.
showing recently a keener interest
in horticulture. He has had built
back OF the Haus Doom a special
building where he experiments in
raising flowers and plants. And.
the story runs that he Is quite adept
with his farming and that he has
developed one or two new variations
in the flower world
The Kaiser's day is divided thus,
as = rule:-
a. m.-Goes walking in the park
of Haus Doom.
9 a. m.-Saws wood and spades
his garden patch.
Lunch
Then plants flowers and plants
5 10 p. m.-Devotes himself 10
writing
Entcrtains Monarchist Guests.
His is a comparatively lnnesome
life. But he is virtually never alone.
for his German guests-the old mill
tary men. the professors and the
preachers-are always coming 10 pay
their respects and 10 talk over what
can be done TO bring back the good
old days" as they term the mon
archistic times
The Doornites do not believe that
the Kaiser's plotting is going to bear
fruit at once They do not believe
that. vain as he may be, he would at
temp, now 20 return 10 Germany.
where he is not beloved. But they
do see In the stream OF generals. ad-
mirals and so on, the laying OF a plot
the purpose OF which is 10 one day
restore Hohenzollernism 10 the
Fatherland. On the day before my
visit here. Admiral Trotha and q
half dozen clergymen had been the
kaiser's guests.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-24
SdSzppAsAouoHE
~ oB Rafael Sabattn
9 BY Rafael Sabattnt

emily rise up TO choke them. Let
them aSSassinate me. Il is a trade
they understand. But until they do
so, they shall not prevent me from
speaking TO you. from telling you
what is TO be looked for in them *
And presently, when some mea-
sure of order was restored. he began
his tale. In simple language now.
he tore their hearts with the story OF
yesterdays happenings at Gavrillac.
The Marquis de Ia Tour d'Azyr
said OF him that ne had too danger
Gus a gift OF elOquence. Ii was TO
silence his brave voice that he killed
him But he has failed % his OBJ
ject. For I. poor Philippe de VII
morin's friend. have assumed the
mantle OF his apoStleship, and
speak TO you with his voice today. g
Il was a statement that helped lie
Chapelier at last TO understand. at
least in part. this bewilderlng change
IN Andre-Louis. which rendered him
falthless 10 the side thai employed
him.
And now in a terrible voice. with
an elOquence that amazed himself.
he denounced the inertia OF royal
justice where the great are the Of
tenders. II was with bitter sarcasm
that he spoke OF their Kings Lieu
tenant. N. de Ilesdiguieres.
Again a great roar. He had
wrought them up 10 a pitch OF dan
gerous passion. and they were ripe
for any violence 10 which he urged
them. II he had failed with the
windmill. at least be was now mas
ter OF the wird
ITO the Palais.' they shouted.
waving their hands. brandishing
canes. and-here and there-even a
sword ITO the Palais! Down with
NJ. de Lesdiguieresi Death 10 the
Kings Lieutenant"
All. watt" ne babe them. rs this
miserable instrument OF a corrupt
system worth the attention OF your
noble Indignation? Precipitaucy
Will spoil everything Above all. M
children. no violence"
Ny childrenl Could his godfather
have heard himi
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-24
BEGIN HERE TO-DAY.


The hrst orator had been killed
and : second pistol bullet nattened
itself against the bronze figure as
ANDRE-LOUIS MOREAU. young
lawyer OF Gavrillac. began 10 ad-
dress the citizens Of Rennes from
the statue n the public square.
He was speaking in the cause OF
the people because of the oath
taken as he held IN his arms the
body OF his dearest friend.
PHILIPPE DE VILMORIN. a d.
vinity student who had been
tricked into a duel and then killed
because re possessed a danger
our gift OF elOquence." The SLAYER
was the powerful
MARQUIS DID Ia TOUR D'AZYR.
Not only had the Marquis muir
dered AMBIGUOUS dearest friend
but the profiigate noble was suing
for the hand OF the beautiful
ALINE DE KERCADIOU. niece OF
the gr7uR
QUENTIN DE KERCADIOU. who ia
popularity believed 10 De the father
OF Andre-Loufs. Andre-Louis de-
cided % place the case Sefore the
throng OF citizens already anger
ed by the refusal II the mobiles
TO follow the royal order and dis
solve the Estates.
GO ON WITH THE STORY.
Instantly there was turmoil IN the
crowd. most intense about the spot
whence the shot had been fred The
assailant was one Of a considera bic
group 81 the opposition. a group
that found itself at once beset on
every side. I'D hard put TO defend
him.
From the foot OF the plinth rams
the voice Of the students making
chorus 20 lie Chapelier. who was
bidding Andre-Louis 20 seek shelter.
Come down. Come down AZ once
They'll murder you az they muir
dered Ia Riviere."
let themt He flung wide his
arms IN a gesture supremacy theatre
cal. and laughed. 7 stand here at
their mercy Let them. n they viii.
add mine 20 the blood that Will pres
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-24

out OF the silence into which they
had fallen anew broke now the CRY
OF
What else, then? What else?"
Il viii tell YOU" he answered
them The wealth and strength OF
Brittany lies in Nantes. She has the
power to make her will prevail, DIS
We have seen already. Let her ex-
ert that power once more, and until
she does so. do you keep the peace
in Rennes.'
A dozen students caught him as
ne leapt down. and swung him to
their shoulders. where again he
came within view of all the acclaim
ing crowd.
They carried him out of the
square and up the Rue Royale to an
old house where behind closed doors
a flushed and excited group of some
nifty men hailed AMBIGUOUS as the
sJrayed sheep who had returned to
the fold.
Rising in response TO the storm of
applause that greeted the proposal
that he proceed as delegate TO
Nantes, Andre-Louis bowed and
forthwith yielded.
CHAPTER VII.
Andre-Louis rode forth from
Rennes committed 10 deeper
adventure than ne had dreamed
of when ne left the sleepy village OF
Gavrillac. Lying the night at a
roadside inn, and setting out again
early in the morning. ne came on
n y errand OF seditiOn into that
beautiful city OF Nantes.
1t was striking two, the busiest
hour OF the day upon the Bourse.
whom Andre-Louis reached the Place
du Commerce.
Soon the president came. others
following. crowding out into the por-
tico. jostling one another in their
eagerness to hear the news.
Tell me. sir. Is it true that the
King has dissolved the States ,"
summon the gentlemen Of your
Chamber. monsieur" said Andre
Louis, and you shall hear all"
so be it,"
a word. and forth they came to
crowd upon the steps, but leaving
clear the topmost step and a half
moon space in the middle.
People Of this great city OF
Nantes. 1 have come TO summon you
70 arms
Il am s. delegate Of tn people Of
Rennes, charged 10 announce TO you
what is taking place. and 20 invite
YOU in this dreadful hour Of our
country's peril 10 rise and march 10
her defense"
Name. Your name!" voice
shouted. and instantly the cry was
taken up by others until the multi
tude rang with the question.
My name" said he. sis Omnes
Omnibus-all for all. I am herald.
mouthpiece. a voice: no more. I
come 20 announce TO you that since
the privileged orders. assembled for
the States Of Brittany In Rennes. re-
sisted your wilbur will-despite
The Kings plain hint 10 them. His
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-24

several years that the limit OF am
plifcatiOn is reached when the mega
tive charge in the tube approaches
the positive.
I'm experimenting / found that Il
was possible 10 increase the mega
tive charge temporarily, for about
1-2O. 900 Of a second. above the posi-
tive and still keep the average down
II is This possibility of increase
which permits the enormous ampH-
ficatiOn and enables me TO eliminate
two tubes from the circuit"
No Outside Aerials.
OF what benefit is all this to the
radio amateur?
AN outfit equipped with a super
regenerative circuit Armstrong
goes on 10 explain, lis SO sensitive