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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-08
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ton has q direct source OF supply IL
is so moduiated by the microphone
transmitter that we compare II 20
an alternating current for simplicity.
The rectlfer is connected in series
with the telephone in the receiving
circuit upoH which the incoming
waves are impressed.
And the incoming wave trains
from the distance transmitting sta
tions are caught by the receiving
aerial
They go down the circuit 10 the
detector that rectifes them. One
half of the wave train is suppressed.
They are then translated into a
group Of decayed direct current inn
pulses which pass on through the
phone headpiece In a wave
With the telephone acting as
translator. these discontinuous or
damped waves are finally made audi
Bile by the translation of the head
phone
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-08
Spring "CLeanup"
Of Yards Brings
Police Warning
Streets and Alleys Must be
Kept Free From Rub
bish. Chief Saws.

AS a further reminder that spring
is here and that it is the season
when yard cleaning becomes the
first out-of-door enterprise of home
dwellers. Chief of Police Laurence
j Line and Street Commissioner
Dwight O. Layton call attention Fri
day 10 the rule laid down by a city
ordinance making il unlawful 10 d.
post dirt. grass cuttings or rubbish
OF any kind in public street or
alley
Attention of city officials have
been called TO many infractions
especially by those who have rs ked
their yards of the winters accumu-
lation and heaped It into piles in
the street. Others have even moro
aggravated the situation by trim
ming their trees and cluttering the
alleys with the branches There
have been two or three cases where
ashes. tin cans and other refuse has
been piled TO such height in alleys
as 10 make them impossible Re
fuse must be hauled away 10 the
dumps and at the expense of the
property holders.
To Issue Cards.
Chief Lane, whose department
has the enforcing Of the ordinance
calls upon property owners ana
renters alike TO cooperate in the
matter and made conversant of the
regulation laid down, 10 follow it t.
assist him in keeping the streets and
alleys clean.
The street commissioner declared
that people must not carry the i'm
preston that rubbish Of yards piled
in the street does not hinder the
work Of his department. In keep
ing the thoroushfares of the city
clean, there is sufficient amount Of
natural accommodations from streets
to keep the department busy. he
said.
Cards. carrying the printed ordi-
nance, vii be delivered TO offenders
according to the city officials. and
fragrant offenders. it was said. viii
be liable 10 arrest.
In addition TO the foregoing an
nouncemeut. Chief Lane Friday
warned haulers TO make such re-
pairs to their wagons and 10 nor
overload 10 prevent leakage of
ashes, dirt or refuse upon the
streets while they are en- route to
their dumping grounds
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-08
How Radio Set Can Change
Dan1ped Waves Into Words

Director. Radio Institute Of America
Especial 10 The News Times)
How are disc6ntinuous or damped
radio waves received
They are sent out by radio fire.
quenev currents generated in audio
frequency groups by the charge and
discharge OF condenser ON cir
cult using alternating current
Some means must be resorted TO
so that the audible response IS OBJ
tanned boz the head phones Of the re-
ceiving station But how
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-08
YALPO CONCERN IN
DAMAGE SUIT WIN
Hoosier Mercantile Co. Gets
S6,633 Judgment Against
Piggly-Wiggly.

A second trial i'm the damage suit
Of the Hoosier Mercantile Co. Of
Valparaiso against the Pisgly-Wig-
gily corporation for alleged breach
of contract for sugar, resulted in a
distinct victory for the Valparaiso
concern. The jury returned "A seal
ed verdict in court Friday morning
awarding s6.633. the exact value of
the sugar as testified by an expert
from Chicago.
The first trial resulted in a YER
dict of $4,000 for the plaintiffs. but
Judge Chester r. Montgomery
granted a new hearing on the
ground that the verdict was not sus-
tanned by the evidence.
Eli f. Seebirt and Antony Wolfe
represented the plants, while
Shively Gilmer. Arnold and Doran
appeared for the Piggly- Wiggily
corporation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-08

with stiff white hair. He was in
tensely religious and he had the
deep-set and extraordinarily pene-
trating eyes that frequently denote
the religious zealot.
Extra ordinary that such a stern
and hard old man should have for
daughter such a fresh and Iowa Bile
slir of a young thing as his Efei
Bright Fife, Sabre always called her.
inverting her names Mr.. Bright had
a little cupboard called his office
at the foot Of the main stairway and
Bright Fife came often 10 see her
father there. Sabre had spoken TO
her in the little cupboard or just out
side H. He had delight in watching
the most extraordinary shining that
she had in her eyes.
II was like reading an entertaining
book. he used 10 think, and he had
the idea that humor Of that rarest
kind which Is unbounded love min
Eled with unbouned sense Of the
oddities Of life was packed 10 burst
ing within her
Some such apprehension Of her
Sabre had expressed 10 Twynins
Twyning have given a short laugh
and said You seem to have been
thinking a lot about the fair Effie,"
The kind of laugh and the kind Of
remark that Sabre hated and he
gave a slight gesture which Twyning
well knew meant that he hated II.
What's old Bright going to do
with herr"
He doesn't quite know. He's an
idea Of getting her out as a sort of
lady's companion somewhere"
This was what Sabre had remem-
bered and he went straight from
young Perch 10 Twyning and re-
called the conversation.
Twyning said "Hullo. still inter
ested in the fair Efe?"
ITS for young Perch over at
Penny Green I'm asking For his
mother. He's a young man"-Sabre
permitted his eyes 10 rest for a mo-
ment on Harold. seated at his desk
and he feels he ought 10 join the
army. He wants the girl 10 be with
his mother while he's away"
Twyning. noting the glance.
changed his tone 10 one OF much
: friendliness. "Oh. 1 see. old man.
No. Ehe's got nothing vet. She
was over 10 our place 70 tea last
Sunday"
Good. III go and talk to old
Bright I'm keen about this"
Yes. you seem to be. old man
VII
Mr.. Bright received the suggest ion
with a manner that irritated Sabre.
While he was being told Of the
Perches he stared at Sabre with that
penetrating gaze OF his as though ill.,
the proposal he searched for some
motive other than common friendli-
ness His first comment was
They'll want references. I SUPPOSE.
sir?"
sabre smiled. ooh scarcely. Mr..
Bright Not when they know who
YOU are"
The old man was standing before
Sabre bending his head close toward
him as though he would sense out
some hidden motive behind all this
He contracted his great brows as II
20 squeeze more penetration into his
gaze. Yes. but I'll want refer
ences. Mr.. Sabre She's not going
here. there. nor anywhere"
/ Confined in Our Monday Issue
Is your toilet asking pointedIy for
attention-sweeten IL with Blue
Devil 9S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-08

BY rectifying the alternating cur
rent
There are certain elements that
have this property OF being rectifiers-
Among the crystallines, there are
iron pyrites. silicon, carbOrundam.
molybdenite and galena which may
he used. The last is considered most
preferable
These elements. however. will rec
ufy only signals originating from an
alternating current
Although telephone communica-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-08
ELECT DIRECTORS
TO Y. W. c. A. BOARD
Mrs. Hatch and Mrs. Miller
Chosen to Fill Vacancies
on Board.

TWO new members were elected
10 MI vacancies in the board Of
directors az the regular monthly
meeting of the Y. NJ c. A board
Thursday evening. They are Mrs.
F. NJ Hatch and Mrs D. O. Miller
The reports OF the various de-
pa~rments showed considera ole pro-
sress during the month. The mem.
bership contest in the business woe
mems Bible class raised the mem.
bership 10 IS. according 90 the re.
port Of the religious work depart
uent. and the entire department
during The month had a total att
tendance OF sos.
A number Of persons We're re-
ported as taking the special correc-
tive work offered by the health
education department Tn total
attendance during the month was
500. The industrial department re-
ported a total attendance Of las
and the girls work department L.
551. There were a number Of spec
ial activities in all departments.
Two gifts were received from
friends of the association. a sea
brook photograph with a number
Of records, and a kitchen cabinet
for the club kitcnenette.
one hundred and six transients
were housed at the association dur.
ing the month, and twenty-seven
rooms IN the city we're visited
Twenty rooms were secured for ont
e town girls coming 20 South Bend
20 work.
Meals served in the cafeteria
number 1855.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-08
AUDITORIUM

Thomas Santschi. n true son of
the West. is seen today a. the Audi
forum theater IN The Honor ~
Rameriz.' Also Ruth Roland in a
new chapter OF the fascinating COM
;inued feature. white Eagle fol-
lowed by late issue OF Fox News
and q brand new Snub Pollard come
is shown a Universal special attrac-
ton. entitled Shattered Dreams" q
story OF the underworld OF Paris.
starring Miss DUPONT.
a funny Harold Lloyd comedy and
Pathe News are additional features.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-08

NORFOLK Va. April THE
New York Giants will open the sea
son with Johnny Rawlings on Sec
ond base i'm place of the injured
Frisch, it was intimated today. Raw
linEs had a fine day al the plate yes
terday The return Of Dave Ban
croft brought some semblance Of or
der 10 the all-star infeld, weakened
by injuries to Frisch and Groh.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-08
Secrets of the Movies Revealed

Q-What is dissolve and
what Is a "fadeout" I'M the movies
A dissolve" is a scene re-
vealed gradually ay opening the
diaphragm OF the camera. The pic
ture begins dimly and small then
gradually gets clearer. bigger and
brighter A "fadeout' Is just the
reverse In a "fade0ut,' the diaph-
ragm Of the camera Is gradually
closed. the picture getting smaller
and DINNER until il finally fades
out.
On what picture did Richard
Barthelmess make his screen debut
A-3arthelmess made his screen
debut IN War Brides"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-08
Screen
BLACKSTONE

Back Pay" and the Notre Dame
band are again to5ay-for the last
ttmes-the double barreled attrac-
ton at the Blackstone. the first oner-
Ing Fannie Hurst's incomparabl
tale Of "a girl with a chiffon soul. %
and the second presenting a special
program OF popular music with each
evening show CosmopoliJan-Para-
mount have invested Back Pay
with rare splendor and have put
into it "a cast headed by Seena owen
and Matt Moore.
The Silent Call" featuring Kath-
ryn Mcguire. the ex-Sennett beauty
born and raised in this county. John
Bower. and Stror gheart the mos.
famous dog i'm the world, comes
sunday. On Monday arrives the
Metropolitan entertainers. a famous
organization of musicians.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-08

Q.-Who is the Queen Of Friils'
OF the movies
A-Narie MosQIini announce
meut of whose erga cement 10 Snuo
Pollard was made recently.
Q-Wha- is Bessie Loves right
name2
A-Bessie's right name is Juanita
Horton
.Q.-What movie actress has one
blue eve and one brown one2
A-ColIeen Moore is the lady or
the vari-colore5 eyes
Where was the first movie studio
in the world built. II YOU are in
terested in the Development of the
movies don't miss the answer.
(Copyricn-. 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-08
APPROVE RADIO BILL.

WASHINGTON. April THE
conference report on the navy radio
bin which would extend 10 1925 the
time in which the government lines
would be permitted to handle press
ard commercial messages was
agreed on today by the house. After
adoption by the senate il will be
ready for the Presidents approval.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-08
FINLAND GOSSIP
BY Betty Keen

These fellows who name pictures
Will drive some poor screen writer to
the BOBBY hatch The Man She
Married and THE Woman He Mar
ried" are the titles Of two new ones
Anita Stewart is the star Of one. but
we're not going 10 the trouble 10 find
out which.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-08
LASALLE

Ethel Clayton. the film beauty,
whose fame is largely due 10 the
superfine domestic dramas i'm which
she appears. is making her final APP
pearances today at the LaSal,e in
her latest and best story of married
life, Her own Money" Tomorrow
the LaSaue will show Loves Mas
querade," a society melodrama in
which Conway Tearle. WinifreG
WestOver (AIrs. William Hart),
Louise Pruseing. Robert Ellis and
Arthur Housman all have parts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-08
RADIO PRIMER
INSULATOR-

INSULATOR-This is a substance
which impedes the flow of an cleo
trio current substance through
pass. The most common insulatOrs
are. dry air. shellac. parattin, amber
resin. sulphur, wax, glass, mica,
ebonite. India rubber silk, paper and
oils.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-08
0I9lI ASAHuTCuESON

"sikes killed And your
brother ."
Hardness said i'm a very thin.
pretty we'll The regiments" He
looked full at Sabre and said in
very loud defiant voice. Il bet they
were magnificent. BY God. I bet YOU
they were magnificent oh. my God
why the hell wasn't I there? p He
turned abrupt and went away,
walking rather funnilv.
This was the moment at which
there descended upon Sabre. never
% leave him while he remained not
"ir it," the appalling sense of OPP
preston that the war exercised upon
him. on his brain like a weight; on
his heart like pressing hand
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-08
L. OF I. OPEN CONCERTS.

URBANA. Ill. April Utilizing
a $50 meter wave length. the power
full radio station at the University OF
Illinois last night opened the first
Of its weekly series in broadcastins
news. concerts and speeches through
the air. Thursday nights will be set
aside for these events but on the oC-
casion of visits of large symphony
orchestras, broadcasting will be done
ON other NIGHTS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-08

Agnes Ayres. one of the famous
film beauties pictured yesterday in
The Chicago Tribune, is being
shown today at the Castle i'm "The
Lane That Had 40 Turning" tho
Gilbert Parker drama i'm which she
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-08

is making her debut as a fu,I-fedged
Paramount star Tomorrow the
Castle viii offer an exceptional west
ern play The Desert Cruc-bie."
starring Jack Hoxie
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-08

SPEAKING or CIGARS
When you say c.Ears-say Dg- -
Masters. 45-.s
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-08

gram in one Of the radio-equirped
flats
The man holding the baby is A. l..
Weiuberger. who demonstrated how
boats could be controlled by radio
years before wireless became pOpu-
lar.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-08

Is your toilet asking pointedly for
attention-sweeten IL with Blue
Devil. 9S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-08

10 was from Twyning that sabre
had heard that a post OF some sort
was being considered for Fife
Bright Her father. as he had told
yCuuE Perch was works foreman
at Fortune East and Sabre's MI
Bright" 4 massive old man with
massive. rather striking face down
beneath a bald dome and thiCkly
grown all about and down the throat
, 1922-04-20
BALL PARK IS
OPEN TOT PUBLIC
Arrangements Should Be
Made With A. A. Slade for
Use of Grounds.

The Natrona county high school
athletic grounds where all the local
baseball and football games have been
played and where every night in good
weather. big n little ieacuers repair
to practice tho national game. Is open
to the different teams Of the city. In
order to prevent conflict. however.
and TO make II possible for the high
sch 90. fellows. who have first right TO
the field, to use ii at the proper time.
a request has been made hat ali per.
Eons who want The use OF the grounds
first sec Superintendent A n slade
regarding Il.
This will save a great deal Of ineon.
venience and Dissatisfaction. No ef.
fort is made to keep tho different o..
90 nizations ou-. but merely to regulate
their times OF rraotioe On the high
school field
, 1922-04-20
PROFESSIONAL SECURED
As GOLF INSTRUCTOR
FOR PRESENT SEASON

At a special meeting Of tho board Of
trustees Of the Casper Country club
yesterday afternoon Mr.. McCaffory
was engaged to &C as professional for
the club. He will be in charge OF a
small house which WIZ authorized to
DO constructed ~ the first tee OF the
links south OF Casper. More interest
is being taken this e n in h club
and a great many new golfera signi.
~ their intention OF playing this year.
The opportunity OF bang able to Sc
cur lessons frum the professional
should improve the games for many
Of the players and great interest Is
expected to be taken in the tourna-
ments which win take place during the
summer. The new club hotsa Will AZ
frrd an opportunity TO Purchase soft
drinks. balls end to rent clubs As
scon as the g-uuads dry work will
start on tho clubhouse and rhe work
on tho course will continue. The new
THIRD hole is nelrty finished and will
he one of tho most difficult o. the
links. A new green will be built for
the second hola. and the tee and green
OF the sixth will be moved Making
the seventh hole moro difficult Is also
being considered Greens OF the eighth
and ninth } oles win be improved rs
soon as the work a be accomplished.
, 1922-04-20

Last Saturday evening at 1880 a mass
meeting was called by the mayor and
council Of the town Of Mills to deter
mine the wishes of voters in regard to
tho contemplated installation Of a COM
plete water works system and the
water bond issue which is to be voted
on at the coming general election,
| Tuesday, May .. Mayor Boyle Lloyd
Pendell, attorney for the town Of Mills
and Mr.. Carlyle Of Cheyenne, an engi'
| ueer Of wide experience with water
problems in tho state OF Wyoming,
were present to explain the various
| points and to answer any questions
1t was explained that tests made sew
eral months ago by the state board OF
health Of water samples taken from
| the SAINT peninsula across tho river
west of Mills. proved to be good pure
| healthful, soft water Of n much bet
ter grade han is to be found in most
cities of Wyoming; h sand and
gravel formation Of this peninsula act
ing as a natural filter. After much
discussion on the subject OF water
systems, various kinds of wells. and
the stability of municipal bonds, pay
ment of interest IN same. etc, all those
present voted unanimously In v
of the mayor and council going ahead
and letting q contract for the laying
OF a 1oinch water vain across h
Platte river at once This action was
taken In order that the work would
not be delayed on account OF coming
high water due L the breaking up OF
ice and snow upstream and the open
ing of Pathfinder dam. It being under
stood that the installation Of tho water
works system for this community
could be completed within a period of
two months from III time OF com.
menccment In the event OF the bond
issue carrying at the coming election
it Is planned TO float the bonds and
Immediately start the work OF laying
mains in the streets. II is also under
stood that SO Ear as possible. all labor
for this project shall be given resi-
dents OF Mills. Tho site on which the
wells are to be driven was donated to
the town by Thomas Mills
, 1922-04-20
-FOUR SCHOOLS
IN TENNIS PLAY
Tourney to Be Conducted in
Connection With High
School Track Meet.

A tennis tourney viii be held along
with the track meet at Douglas. May
IL. Lander. Wheatiand. Thermopolis
and Douglas will enter the nee CaE-
per will not be able to take part for
the reason that the local school has as
yet no court or materials wherewith
10 practice
There is probably no other sport
that would draw n more enthusiastic
number OF players than tennis. 1t
would provide an opportunity for
many students TO get into a. game in
which they M intensely interested.
w. ]. Rehr. Jr.. who ranks high
among Rocky Mountain district play
ers, is very enthusiastic about getting
the game started among the local fell
lows and II his efforts are successful
casper may be axis 10 enjoy a much
needed sport
, 1922-04-20
DYNAMITE AND
KID Nash To FIGHT MAIN
co At LEGION SMOKER

Battling Dynamite Is booked to
meet Rid Nash in four two-minute
rounds at the American Legion smok-
er given by the George ". Vroman
post Nc. 2 nex Monday night at the
American Legion rooms In the Smith
Turner building. Nash will be re-
membered as the only man who got
q decision at the last smoker held
here.
There viii also be several high
school prodigies on the list OF enter
tainment- Young Stanko will meet
Joe O'Nefl. Gene O'Brien will fight
Johnny O-Neill, and Bob Holman.
Claude Pile All these fellows are
known as good fast men. They will
fight In three two-minute rounds.
The wrestling eyent OF the evening
will be a Commute match between
Earl Dowler and Mosher.
, 1922-04-20
YANKS RETURN
To HOME PARK
Big Welcome Prepared by
New York Fans for Last
Years League Winners.

NEW YORK. April so.-American
league followers OF this city were pre-
pairing to give their diamond heroes a
hearty welcome today. The Yankees
will celebrate their first home appear
snce OF tho year by raising Inn cham,
pionsSsp pennant they o last au.
tumn-the FIRST ever von by tho New
fork team OF h Junior big circuit
Before coming home to open their
series with Washington, the Yankees
yesterday divided honors in a double
bin with the Boston Red Soz.
Cleveland lost her fifth game % tho
season here yesterday TO the ST. Lnul,
Browns
The Giants were hoping for fair
skies today for their first game OF The
Brooklyn series.
, 1922-04-20
White So1 Seek
Revenge, Invade
st. Louis Toda,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. April eo-seeking
revenge for three straight defeats. at
the hands OF tho St. Louis Browns In
Chicago last week. the Chicago White
Sex came to st. Louis today to in.
augurate the American league season
here.
Manager Foil and his men return.
ed to their home city after winning
four out Of atx games in Chicago and
Cleveland. The entire series was
taken from the white sox. but the 10.
calls dropped two out OF three to Clevc.
land.
The respective aoes and urhan3 OF
the teams were Que to handle the
pitching burdens--Faber for Chicago
and Shocker for st. Louis.