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The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-03-04

SEATTLE-Negotiations for the purchase of the freighter Dirblay by the Alaska Steamship Company from the Shipping Board has been concluded, making total of five carriers of her size and type ac- quired by that company from the Government.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-03-04
WASHINGTON The President signed the deficiency bill.
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ATLANTA-John Warrington, serving time for mail frauds and known as the wolf of La Salle street, is dead from a stroke of par alysis in the Federal penitentiary here.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-03-04

WEST POINT-The Army de- feated the Navy, 21 to 12, in their basketball game yesterday, with the Cadets outplaying the Middies all the way.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-03-04

TULSA, Okla. - After marry ing and then divorcing Walter Ba- ker seven times, Mrs. Baker decided to try other straits for domestic happiness and has started on her eighth honeymoon, this time with Bakers half-brother, o. V. Pope.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-03-04

Ill the United States Commission CTS Court, Wrangell Precinct, First Division, Territory of Alaska.
 IN PROBATE In the matter of the Estate of Adolpf Falt, Deceased.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-03-04

NEW YORK-Rumors are afloat here that William Gibbs McAdoo will be a candidate for the presi- idential nomination in 1928.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-03-04

NEW YORK-Tex Pickard came hack from Florida and Jack Demp- sey dropped into town the same day but actual fight news was scarce, Dempsey merely reiterated that he is ready to figh. Tunncy or Wills.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-03-04

BEIRUT, Syria-Dr. Arthur Bray principal of the dental school of the American University was mur- dered today by his Armenian ser want. Dr. Bray formerly lived in Philadelphia.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-03-04

LONDON-The British Admiral tvs Naval Blue Book, which has just been issued. charges that the United States stole march op oth-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-03-04

BERLIN-Ail Europe is becom- ing agitated over the proposals to split Austria, to prevent her unit ing with Germany.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-03-04

In the United States Commission CTS Court, Wrangell Precinct, First Division, Territory of Alaska
 IN PROBATE In the matter of the Estate of Gabriel Olsen, Deceased.
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New Britain herald., 1926-01-15
Declares Everyone Should
 Be Compelled to Sing

I.ouloU Jan. 15 tP-Evoryboil should h" compelled hy law 10 sinl when they are young. because of th" disciplinary fleet of music, in the opinion ol Sir Hugh Percy Allen, di- rector Of tho Royal college of Music.
 And folk shouldn't discontinue singing when they have grown UT" he said. wv talk too much and sing 100 little. We ls''n too much 10 music and do not sing enough of it. Music Is one of inc very host disci- plines in 'hc world. Singing teaches The singer courage. and combined singing, humility.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-15
EXPERIMENTS ON
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Transmission of Movies by Wire
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New York. Jan. li Pl-The chie! | difficulty in the transmission Of mo- ton pictures by wire, says Y. K, | Xworykin of the Westinghouse Re , search Laboratories, is that of sub | dividing the field Into small enough l units for transmission, so that when , they are enlarged upon 6 screen they 1. present q definite image of the ob- 1 iect
 Hworykln is the inventor of the | light cell by which light impulses arc translated into mechanical oper- atons. He finds the problem Of mo- ton picture transmission theoretical lv possible, but the mechanical diff faculties are by no means overcome. Another year may result in solu- lion.
 The light cell, which is q com binatlon Of the principle in the radio tube and photo electric phenomena discovered years ago by Halwach, is now used successfully by the All America Cables for printing cable dispatches sent across the Atlantic The electric impulse coming across he cable is so slight that hitherto lt has been impossible 10 use me chanical printers to record the dis patches.
 The light cell catching the ray Of light reflected from mirror galvano- meter, sensitive to the smallest cleo trical impulses, translates the light rays into electrical impulses strong enough to operate printing devices, which record the dots and dashes.
 Makes Discovery
 HalWach discovered that the im- pact of light upon certain alkaline metals produced an electrical effect. Later experimcnters showed that the light rays caused electrons 10 be discharged from the metal.
 In tho ZNorykin light cell a thin coating of the metal upon which the light acts is placed in a position such that the discharged electrons will add their impulse to the circuit ill the radio bulb and permit current to flow. The process of amplifcation intensifes the current to a point capable of operating mechanical de- vices.
 The light cell also Is used now in Sub-station transformers on lines upon which heavy electrical cur rents arc carried to detect smoke in case of fire, mechanically set off ire eXtinguishing devices and notify the nearest station from which en- ployes can be sent 10 remedy the trouble.
 Nj. zworykin said that the light cell was beginning to find wide ap- plicaton in industry. Among other things it Is used mechanically to test the filaments Of radio tubes. It en- ables them to be manufactured with Il uniformity which no other method of testing makes possible.
 The inventor has an apparatus in his home by which the electric tights are automatically turned on at dusk by employing the light cell. He said that the draughts in the furnace might be automatically opened as easily wi the rising of the sun.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-15
SEEKS 10 EXPLAIN
 THE SOLAR SYSTEM
Retired Engineer Sees Result Of
 Terrific Collisions

Kansas City Mo. Jan. s P.--'ol- ll.tons o' appalling magnitude arc uggcatcl as responsible for the olar system ly John Milis Of Cleveland, retired army engineer.
 In explaining the "lualistic lhoory," Nnis pictures two bodies, @rh something like one half the anl"s of tue present sun coming To- ."thcr with Il velocity not sufficient Ia cause their mutual destruction ,.n1 diaaipatiou but such as to forn' }alir coal"Sc-ncc into the sun ant probably also producing sufficient .sn in t.mprruturc by in" mechani- "..l ;c'ioa. to account for tho suns pr sent hoal"
 He suggests that when these bodies crasjlr1 together, "a few relatively small fragments were pWtrrel out" Tb"so fragments, he h. 'iaycs. "alovly collected into yarI- yoa uuits. now the planets. satellites ud smaller bodies of the solar sys- slH."
 "Tno cra 2u"uwy matt-r was ..o.aet'j in on. plorr." so.s Mr. ltif~ "anI .rtooh of inc resultant a.ol,ruG a'.I rnrtnG motions v':ich wrre naturally all, or nearly a.. in the saur s'ns'. CT direction ro" i1o entire vystsm.'
 Mr. Mn,s aGrrs with 'lo pro ,oueu's u' 'Dc "nlan'Uaimn, tl,ory' ''.at tIe ,3lt- Ms gradually hnn I'D hy tIo c4aln" toro'ho" and -oa}c-ceoco ot small'r bodies. T. is ucDtoled. however. hr al4s, that 'Ho earth was oonippr1 with oceans, -ud surfaces and atmosphere and ..lvn wi'h life wi'n masses "com- irrah'o n size 70 the present minor rAarrts or asteroids, which r.yojv"
 hou' th. sun between the orbits Of 'i.rs and Jupiror' 2oom"l into if.
 The gralnaI diffusion of heat shot ito 'h" earth by such bodies. and ,on>nQu'rt rcadiustm"n's, |" says .,aull causa volcanoes an1 oarth- Guahos.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-15

New housing schemes in London are keeping all construction work CTS rushed.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-07-01
Fruit Association

A grape and berry" association
started several months ago by Msgr.
FrOitzheim and members of st. Paul's
church, is gaining in strength and
plans are being formulated to perfect
permanent organization.
Msgr. Froitzheim realizes that until
Randolph county farmers find a better
source of income than at present there
will be little incentive, for Randolph
youth to remain in the county. Know
ing the adaptability of grapes and ber-
ries to our soil and feeling assured Of
bOunteOus financial returns from these
crops, he started the move among farm
er members of his church.
Monday afternoon of this week a
group of PocahOntas men went out to
John Seibold's place and looked over
his grapes and berries. They were
very favorably impressed and many
have expressed desire to join an assO-
citation. should one be formed.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-07-01
Retiring Carriers Dined

Three L. S. mail carriers, serving
the local postoffice, were given a chick
en- dinner at Elbert Owens Cafe We'd
nesday at noon.
The chickens, fine fat friers, were
furnished by the Goodwin Co. a cake
on whose top ~. S. Mali was inscrib-
ed in candied letters, was donated by
Antoine Baltz, cigars and cigarettes
were given by Deacon Burke; trim
mings side dishes, drinks. ice cream,
etc, were furnished by II. C. HOllo-
well, postmaster here, and s. o. Ben
nett and Ed Holt, local managers Of
the Goodwin Co. house.
This banquet was given in recogni-
tion of the good work and courtesy
shown the Goodwin Co. by the carriers
and In recognition of the esteem in
which the carriers we're held by the
Postmaster.
Guests Of honor were Jim Lindsey,
carrier on Toe Maynard route the past
IA years; John Whittenburg, Warm
Springs carrier for three years, and
Henry White. Dalton carrier for three
years. All three OF these carriers re-
tired from the service yesterday and
their places are being filled by new
men.
Two other guests. Sam Merry, the
newly appointed Warm Springs carrier,
and W. L. Blankenship the editor,
with Messrs. HollOwell, Bennett and
Holt, formed the banqueting party.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-07-01
PAROLED MURDERER
RETURNED TO PRISON

sam Payne, convicted in Lawrence
county several years ago for the muir
der of a peace officer, sentenced to life
Imprisonment and later paroled by
GOV. McRae, was returned to the
state penitentiary first Of the week
after getting in trouble at Black Rock
last Friday.
Saturday, Gov. Tom Terrars cam
paign itinerary took him to Blaze.
Rock and there he met Payne. Pre-
vious to the meeting, the governor had
obtained the facts about the trouble
Payne was into Friday.
In the heat of a gubernatorial cam
paign for reelection, the executive did
not forego his duty. Without any
show of respect for Paynes reputation
as a "bad man. he accosted him, lay
ing a hand firmly on his shoulder and
informed him that the time had pass
ed when the clemency shown him by
ex-GOv. Thomas G. McRae would Keep
him outside prison bars.
Payne and Elwood Davis are report
ed to have had a fight at Black Rock
Friday in which fists, clubs and guns
played a prominent part. Following a
tussle, which Davis said was unprovok-
ed, Payne struck Davis with a poker
and Davis got a gun and shot Payne
in the side and arm. Payne went to
his home, got his gun and started
searching for Davis. His gun was
taken from him by officers before he
had n chance to use it.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-07-01
BOYS To Run Town

Members of the Night Hakks, an
organization of Pocahontas boys, have
secured permission to run the affairs
of the city of Pocahontas for one day,
Saturday, July 3.
The boys will be sworn in as regular
officers, will have full authority to en-
force laws, make arrests, etc.
Their principle object in this is to
make a clean up of the town. A truck
will be secured and, with tho boys,
will call at each home and collect rub
bish, tin cans, etc, to be hauled away.
If the trash has not been gathered in
to a pile the boys have authority to do
the work and charge the property own
or for the labor.
Officers elected by the boys to serve
that day are:
Nixon Shivley. mayor; Joe Wells,
recorder; Kenneth Howard, marshal !:
Charley Rogers and Witt Shively,
traffic officers; Carter Price, Duke
Pace, Darrell Fender, Menden Pratt
and Russell Snow, street commission
ers; C. o. Hall, Joe Hughes and Ray
Bates. special police; Ben Brown
Pickett, Arthur Childs and Mason
Stacy, health officers; Harold BLY,, city
attorney.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-07-01
COUNTY AGENT KERR TO
STUDY COTTON HOPPER

County Agent Kerr left this week
for Tallulah. La, to make study of
the cotton hopper, or Mexican flea,
which is reported to be doing serious
damage to cotton crops in the more
southern sections.
Mr.. Kerr's expenses are being paid
by the Randolph County Bank, whose
officers realize the damage the hopper
could do in this territory if we were
not ready to meet him if he invades
our fields.
The cotton hopper first attracted
widespread attention about two weeks
ago when hOrdes of them appeared in
the southern states and began devas-
tating the cotton fields. Only few
counties in Arkansas, in the extreme
southern section, have yet reported
the presence of the pest but agricul-
turists fear the results If the infesta-
ton becomes general over the state.
Mr.. Kerr will visit the government
experiment station at Tallulah, making
a thorough study Of work Of the cot
ton hopper, its habits and the best
methods of control in order that he
may know how to protect his county
in case the pests get this far north.