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Steele
BY K F. w. GRESS

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wcrnick. for
mer residents of Steele. who have been
visiting friends here for the past
week. returned to their home in Wis
Consin the latter part Of the week.
Mrs. Stromblad returned Friday
from Bismarck where she has been
staying for several months.
The local baseball team played two
games with the Bismarck team last
week at Bismarck. The score of the
game on Wednesday was 6 to S in
favor of Bismarck and Thursday the
score was Z to 4 in favor of Bismarck.
Members of the high school class
of 1925 held their annual reunion
Saturday evening. They gathered at
Lake Isabel. but found it an uncom-
Portable place to stay on account of
rain, so they went to the H. M. Smith
home for the remainder OF the we
ming. Members of the class who were
present were Mayola Nccle. Miriam
Smith. Clara Wamsley. Dorothy Ar
gent. Mrs. Forrest Carlson, Dale Gold
smith, Paul GresS. and Glen Darling.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Cunningham OF
New York city. who have been visiting
here at the home of Mr.. Cunning
hams parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. Cum
ningham. left last week for WASH
burn, where they will visit at the
home of Mr.. Cunningham's sister.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Dwyer Hayes
on July 5th. a Sol Curtis Eugene.
Mrs. DcSohn. who has been visiting
for several weeks at the G. A. Dieruf
home, left Friday for Turtle Lake
where she will visit for some time at
the home of her son, Dan DeSOhn.
Bculah Lind5cth spent several days
last week in a Bismarck hospital re-
cc:ving medic treatment.
Harry Cunningham of Bismarck
made a business visit here Monday.
Daphne Wamsley went to Valley
| City Monday as delegate from the
Epworth League, to the state Epworth
League institute being held there this
week.
The Steele high band was given
third place in the contest held in Bis
marck July Sd.
Floyd McCabe visited at the Carl
| Omodt home Sunday.
I1l D. IL. xkIUClIlC dllA IlAAASACAl la
Mrs. Chamberlain motorcd to Bis
| nlarck Tuesday to visit MI. Richie,
who is still confined in the hospital
there.
| MI. and Mrs. Kvalness of Bowman
visited this week It the Dieruf home.
MI. and Mrs. Lewis Meyer are on
their vacation this week visiting at
| the home of Mrs. Meyers parents
near Jamestown.
Dorothy Tucker spent part Of last
week in a Bismarck hospital caring
for a small nephew. who is recovering
from a mastoid operation.
Basil MCGEE of Dawson visited
| Tuesday at the home Of his sister,
| Mrs. John Taylor.
Captain and Mrs. H. e. Rolfe and
| children of Grand FORKS visited Fri
day evening at the Methodist parson-
age. The Rolfes were en- route to
Mandan and Mott where they will
enjoy a vacation from their work In
the Salvation Army. with relatives
and friends.
MI. and Mrs. o. T. Ness and Nels
Ness and daughter Mildred nlotored
to Morhead Monday where they will
| visit relatives for some time.
Foye Harriss is the .lcW manager OF
the Powers Elevator Co. here.
Mr.. and RS. Picrson returned last
| week from spending a weeks vacation
in Montana.
Frank Hcinze has purchased the
residence formerly occupied BY Chas.
Loerch.
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mer pastor of the Presbyterian church
in Raleigh. They were visiting Mr.
Ford's sister. Mrs. Glen Roberts, ol
Lark, who Is recovering from an oper.
alton at the Bismarck hospital.
Harry Britner returned from Stras.
burg Wednesday where he had spen,
several days visiting friends.
Mr.. and. Mrs. John Metz were cap
ital city visitors Friday.
Those who attended the Fourth Of
| July celebration at Bismarck were G.
L. Klienschmidt and family. p. J.
Rausch and family and Mr.. and Mrs
Francis Roche.
Friends and relatives Of the j. G.
Christensen family gathered at their
home and enjoyed the day picnicking
and boat riding at the large dam
near their home, July 4th.
J. C. Christensen departed Friday
morning for Columbus. Nebr., to visit
| former friends who are visiting here
from Denmark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Frost and
son Irwin also Roy Frost returned
home Friday from a two weeks va
cation trip spent at the Minnesota
lakes fishing. They brought some
nice large pike home with them ana
| Saturday evening invited a large
crowd of friends in to enjoy a treat
of fish.
Conrad Frost Of Grand Rapids.
Mimi. also Mr.. Sem are visiting at
the homes Of Clarence. Roy and Al
fred Frost this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Metz departed
Sunday for Miles City, Mont, where
they will spend a two weeks vacation
visiting home folks.
MI. and Mrs. Roy HUSKY and little
son returned from Mott Friday where
they spent the week With Mr.. Husby's
folks. Mrs. HUSKY accompanied her
husband as far as Shields Saturday
when he returned to his home in
Sioux Falls. s. D. She spent Satur-
day and Sunday with MI. and Mrs.
PuSch at Shiel :; and returned Sum-
day evening with her mother, Mrs.
Clara Steele and sister. Mrs. John
Morrison. who had spent the day at
the Pusch home. Mrs. HUSKY and
SON will visit hL.le folks for a while
before returning to her home.
Leona Kro5ch enjoyed the Fourth
with her folks in Sclfrifge.
P. j. Rausch and Sam Paul attend
ed to matters of business at the
county seat Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Miller and two
children motored to Grafton, N. D..
for a several days business trip.
Theo. Bachmeier of Selfridge came
to spend the Fourth with home folks.
The Stayner Benin and Peter Klien
families took in the celebration at
the sub agency near Shields the
Fourth.
Spencer and Clayton Peterson and
Alvin Tillman took in the tvo-day
celebration at Mclaughlin, S. D., the
4th and 5th.
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Schrunk


Mr.. and Mrs. N. NJ. Christensen
and daughter Hazel were Tuesday
dinner guests at the Carl Johnson
home.
MI. and Mrs. Jacob Wentz left for
Emmery. S. D.. Friday where they
will visit Mr.. Wentz's brother and
family for a week.
Mrs. G. G. Wentz helped her
mother. Mrs. VIM. Witt. clean house
last week.
A. l.. Davis, Wing, was in this vi
entity Tuesday.
J. E. Witt helped Dan McKinnon
get ready for his sale, which was hello
July 10.
Gust Witt called at the Jacob
Wentz home Tuesday.
Dan A. McKinnon and daughter
Catherine and son Donald were
pleasantly surprised at q farewell
party Sunday evening, given by Mr..
and Mrs Arthur Tees at their home.
The evening was spent in playing
baseball. croquet and horseshoe. A
delicious luncheon was served and the
fireworks ended the evenings enter
tainment. Their many friends pres
ent enjoyed the evening immensely.
Marcella l~.ieters, Martha and AL
bert Hindbauch and Thomas Ryan
motored to Wildwood and futile for
the Fourth Of July.
MI. and Mrs. N. IA. Christensen ana
daughter Hazel and grandson Junior
called at the e. M. Nolan and r.. q.
Marchant h. ii Tuesday.
.. A. McI7innon and family are
moving to Denhoff. N. p. They win
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ing. After leaving the train in Bis
marck Mrs. Doppler had the mis-
fortune Of being bitten by . very VIC
ious dog. She has been to the doctor
to have the wound In her leg dressed
several times this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John WEIGH and FAM
lily motored to Lake Isabel for the
Fourth.
Many Of the neighbors attended the
picnic at the Buckley grove Thurs
day. Some attended the celebration
in Bismarck during the day. Most
everyone attended the fireworks In
Bismarck In the evening. After the
fireworks, some of the young folks
attended the dance at the Woodruff
barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dopplcr called on
their daughter, Mrs. Robt. WEIGH.
Thursday morning. Mrs. Doppler
took the two youngest WEIGH children
home with her and kept them over
the weekend.
Mrs. George McMurrich and daugh-
ter called at the Robt. WEIGH. Ed
Doppler and A. .. WEIGH homes Fri
day morning. Mrs. McMurrich was
looking for chicken feed.
Miss Sara Boyd and a girl friend
from near Minot. N. D., called on Mrs.
Robt. WEIGH Friday afternoon. A
number Of young people gathered at
the Robt. Boyd home Friday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. John WEIGH and fam
lily, and Mfr. Boran motored to Bis
rlarck Saturday.
Mrs. Ed Doppler and ION Leo mo-
tored to Bismarck Friday.
Oliver WEIGH and Robt. WEIGH have
each Had their tractors on the town.
ship grader this week. Robt. WEIGH
had to move fence for the new road.
Mrs. Fred Rittel and little son Wis
tied Mrs. Robt. WEIGH Thursday aft
ernoon.
Miss Della Rittel attended a party
in Bismarck Saturday night.
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lib
BY RUTH and
ESTHER SCHMITZ

The Arthur Solberg family were
Sunday visitors at Victor Engdahls.
Philip Starkel and family of Bis
marck had Sunday supper at the Geo
Koch home. Mr.. Starkel left on Mon
day for Colorado.
Sunday supper guests at the Emil
Sabot home were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Gabel and two children.
Mrs. Nels Nelson and children
Emma and Victor. had dinner with
the Victor Engdahl family Friday.
MI. and Mrs. Gordon Morris and
three children visited Sunday with
John Sabots.
Hugo Nelson is working for Victor
Engdahl.
Aug. Gabel and wife of Bismarck
spent Sunday at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gabel.
The George Koch family were
callers Sunday at the homes of Tony
Knoll and Jack Koch.
Sunday guests at the Henry Gabel
home were MI. and Mrs. Henry Mill
err and children, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gabel il. and son and Joe Gabel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Davenport
and two children we're Friday visitors
at the Frank Gabel home.
Victor Engdail hauled coal 70,
Nelson last Monday.
Mrs. Fred Sabot and son Vincent
and Mrs. Corlpneau visited at Emf,
Sabot's Friday.
The John Sabots entertained the
following guests at their home the
Fourth of July: Mr.. and Mrs. Free
Sabot. Mrs. Compneau, MI. and Mrs
Basil Small and three children. Bur.
ton, Kenneth and Dorothy, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Ted Neucobauer and two chill
dren, Grandpa and Grandma Small.
and Harry Small, Mrs. Gonyier ano
sons Charlie and John. and Mrs. Sa-
bots sister Ruth, her husband ano
children. Tim and Russell.
Mi. and Mrs. Emil Sabot and baby
visited at Gabels Sunday evening.
MI. and Mrs. Aug. Gabel and Mrs
Frank Gabel motored to Mandan Sun
day to visit at the August Zuger home
MI. and Mrs. Leo Gabel, George
Gabel and children. Grace, Ambrose
and Richard. motored to Lake 1sabe'
to spend the Fourth.
Miss Beatrice Hardland of Peters
burg. N. D., visited with Mrs. Schmitz
q few days last week.
A baby boy. Vergil Leroy, vas born
to Mi. and Mrs. Emil Sabot June Is
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Asbridge and
family were supper guests at the
Adrian A~sbridge home Sunday.
Tom Asbridge called at the Adrian
Asbridge home on business Saturday
Elizabeth Ergim spent a few days
with the Henry Gabels last week.
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Christiania
BY VIOLET A. CLARKE

Russell Tollefson left a few weeks
ago for Bismarck where he has ac-
cepted a position in the Central
Lumber yard.
Martin Magnus and his brother
Marvin we're Sterling callers Tuesday.
Quito a few from here spent the
Fourth of july in Bismarck.
Marvin Magnus called at the Harry
Edgeley home Tuesday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Bob Clarke and Miss
| Violet were Sterling callers Tuesday
Miss Lucia Tollefson. who has been
working in Bismarck. returned to her
home Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
liam Hocft and family brought her
home from Bismarck.
Miss Violet Clarke was a Sterling
caller Friday.
Martin Magnus visited at Jennie
Clarke's home Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hoeft anG
children Pauline and Max were Ster-
ling callers Friday.
Jennie Clarke and Violet visited at
the Cary Johnson home Wednesday
evening.
Ed smith was a Sterling caller
Saturday.
Henry Stile called at the Jennie
Clarke home Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stile and
family we're Sterling callers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Clarke and Miss
Violet were Sterling callers Saturday.
They also called at the Dan Walmon
and Mrs. Ella Tollefson homes on
their way home.
Mrs. Elder Elness "a q Sterling
caller Friday.
Mrs. Ed. Smith called on Mrs. Ella
Tollefson Thursday morning.
Martin Magnus was a Sterling call
err Friday.
Jennie Clarke and Violet visited at
the Hassin Elias home Sunday. They
also visited a few minutes at the
Henry Stile home on their return.
J.. r. johnson was a Sterling caller
Saturday.
Henry Stile called at the Ed. Karer
home Thursday morning.
Ed. Gibson was a Sterling caller
Saturday.
Mrs. Ed. Gibson and son Seamon
visited at the Walter Deitzman's
home in Frances township Friday
night.
Miss Violet Clarke called at Mrs.
Ella Tollefson's home Thursday.
Martin Magnus was a Sterling Wis
itor Saturday.
MI. and Mr.. Adolph Bassen and
family visited at the Adolph Hansen
home Sunday.
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Wilson Township
By Il JOHN A. BERG

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Berg and Mr..
and Mrs. Adolph Wagner motored to
Minot Saturday to attend the fair, re.
turning the same day.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Wagner Of
Washburn visited with MI. Wagner's
sisters Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Martzholf and
family of Mercer visited at the Christ
Wolf home over Sunday.
Edward Vossler of Wishek, N. Dak.,
visited at his father-in-law's home
over the weekend. Mrs. VosSler re-
turned home with him after a three
weeks visit with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Neimiller
and Christ Neirniller motored to
Fessenden. N. Oak, to attend the fair
Wednesday. They also visited with
Mr.. Neimiller's brother at Hurdsfield,
N. Oak. MI. Berg Is doing the chores
until they return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Seibold mo-
tored to Wildwood lake Saturday for
berries.
MI. and Mrs. Gustave Neimiller and
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Warner were
Sunday visitors at the John A. Berg
home.
Mi. and Mrs. Christ Wolf motored
to Wilton to meet Rev. Strutz Of
jamestown Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wagner and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wagner motored
to Minot Friday to attend the fair.
They also visited with their sister at
Garrison, Mrs. Ed Esslinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Nelson and FAM
lily motored to Still Sunday afternoon
to attend church.
Mr.. and Mrs. John schlofman and
daughter Alice, who are working at
the John Neon farm. attended
church meeting at the Wilton church
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Seibold mo-
tored to Baldwin to see about a farm
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Baumiller mo-
tored to Wilton to consult a doctor for
the girls. They are both sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Wagner called
at the Lewis Wagner home Friday.
Sam Berg and sons were Wilton
choppers Friday. They also took q
load Of ground feed home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gottleib Wall and
family motored to the lake Sunday
afternoon.
Sunday. July IA. the Evangelist
Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. Gus
tave Neimillar. All are welcome.
Mr.. Berg and children motorcd to
Bismarck Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Wagner mo-
tored to Wilton wednesday to shop.
Emanuel Hcintz of Martin. N. D.,
was a dinner guest at his uncle's home
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Wolf motored
to Mercer to transact business.
Mr.. Heitzman of McClusky was a
caller at the John Berg home Sunday.
Otto Wolf got a load Of coal at the
mine Friday.
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Welch's Spur
By r =. M. wELcH

Fred Rittel ana Oliver WEIGH called
at the Robt. WEIGH home Monday.
irwin Reed and daughter, A. D.
WEIGH, Lawrence Doppler and Mrs.
r. N. WEIGH were Bismarck visitors
Tuesday.
Della Rittel has been working for
Mrs. Robt. WEIGH this week. Mrs.
WEIGH has been quite III.
Miss Laurie, organizer Of the
Homemaker's club. made several calls
In this community Tuesday. The club
organized at Mrs. Horace Dirlam's
home Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Horace Dirlam called on Mrs.
Robt. WEIGH Wednesday. Mrs. Dir
lam was searching for . boy to help
Mr.. Dtrlam In haying.
Lawrence and Clarence Doppler
left on . motor trip to Minnesota
Thursday. the morning Of the eth.
They will return the first Of the
week.
Mrs. Ed Doppler returned from her
trip to Minnesota. Wednesday morn
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Trygg
By GLADYS L S

Willie Jiras. George. Gerald and N.
A. Nelson motored to Regain Monday
on business.
Elizabeth Risch was an overnight
guest Monday night and visited Tues.
day at the Geo. Nelson home while
getting some sewing done.
Martin Bourgeois, Emil Bourgeois and
son, who are here from Texas visit.
ing his parents in Bismarck, were
local callers and dinner guests Mon
day at Nelson's where he purchased
some cattle.
Clarence Starr called at the M. A.
Nelson home Tuesday on business.
Charlie Farrell and Gene called
Wednesday at the Geo. Nelson and
John Anderson homes and returned
a pillow.
Floyd Anderson transacted business
in Regain Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nelson. Gerald
and Gwendolyn E1otored to Reean
Wednesday.
Mrs. Nels Nelson and Victor mo-
tored to Regain Wednesday on q ship
ping trip.
Hugo Nelson has been staying at his
sisters, Mrs. Victor Eng6ohl, last
week.
John Anderson, Hazel and Helen
were callers Thursday at the Geo.
Nelson home.
Those who helped celebrate the
Fourth of July from here were AS
follows: Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Spane.
berg and Violet, Mrs. A. Kruger, John
ana Elsie. Mrs. Nels Nelson, Hugo,
Victor and Emma, Floyd Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Rue. Margaret
and Helen, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nelson
and family. Viran Nelson, Joe ana
Willie Jiras, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Marley.
Clarence Starr. Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip
Monroe, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Strom
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence
maitland and Donald, NJ. A. Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitfield, Florence and
Stephen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Strandemo and
Eugene motored to Bismarck the
Fourth of July to see the fireworks.
Gladys and Gertie Mae Nelson and
Sam Brown motored to Bismarck FIJI.
day also Mandan and took in q movie
show.
Andrew Anderson was q caller Fri.
day at the Geo. Nelson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erickson and family
attended the Fourth Of July celebra.
ton in Bismarck Thursday.
Gertie Mae, Gladys Nelson and Sam
Brown went to Regain Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Cunningham
and family Eotored to Bismarck
Thursday to attend the Fourth Of
July celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nelson, Gerald
and Gwendolyn were supper guests
last Sunday at the Kruger home.
Mr.. and Mr.. Laurence Madland Of
this township have as their house
guest Mrs. Mad.al. Is niece from
Aurora, ILL.,. this week.
Mr. and Mrs. :. w. Jiras and family
were recent guests Of tier daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Monroe.
John Forsbeck and John Kee3es
transacted business In RegAn 6Aturs
day.
Those that motored to Regain Set.
urday to attend the Farmers union
meeting were as follows: MI. and
Mrs. Charlie Rue and Margaret. oar
ence starr, : Marley. Mr.. ana lly1.
Geo. Nelson and family, John An6er.
son. Floyd, irene, Hazel and 6e3en.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Maguuson. Henry
Strom. Ackncy AMI 7udohl wero tno
speakers.
Word reached here that M. and
Mrs. Ben Nelson Of Fargo ate tn
proud percr's Of . baby boy. 1ney
were formerly from here cad left ~
Fargo last fall where he . enoageo
' &
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by Mrs. Chas. Gaskill and Mrs. VIII
bert Koon ct the 0askill home Fri
day, July IL.
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H00VER'S FARM AID
GETS ATTICA MANS 0. K.
Grain Dealers Pledge Support to
Relief Measure.

Although the farm relief measure
passed by the recent special session
of congress is not perfect, and may
be amended. it comes near to meet
ing the demands made by Presi-
dent Hoover, says Fred S. Purnell
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cided to use HertZian waves which
are available at all times. night or
day, whether the sun shines or not. ="
That is what resulted in the in
vention Of wireless telegraphy.
Wireless has a very great fu-
ture.
Il should say that the next step
in the development Of wireless will
be the transmission of moving pic
lures into peoples homes. I be-
lieve that we shall be ready to ac-
complish this within the next year
or two
TeleviSion VIII Come.
Then too, wireless television will
come This, however. is still far
of, I think. But it is improving and
I believe that sooner or later the
people On either side OF the At
lantic Ocean will be able to witness
televisioned public ceremonies.
For instance, the swearing in of
a President of the United States
in Washington could be seen in
Europe from armchairs in private
homes or theaters. People in the
United States could. on the other
hand witness such ceremonies as the
opening of Parliament here.
Il also believe that in the far
distant future. it may be possible
to transmit heat, light and power
by wireless.
And at a still more distant time,
no doubt, we shall succeed in NOV
ing objects at distance, for in
stance, airplanes, ships or locomo-
tiYes.
Wave Lengths Hunted.
Then too I believe that future
generations will see wireless tele-
phones in general use. At the same
time, however, I do not visualize
great numbers Of them,
Il cannot, for instance, imagine
that there will ever be, say $4,000
individual wireless telephone sub
scribers in London conversing stimuli
taneously to 10000 subscribers In
New York or wise versa.
THE number must necessarily be
There are only q, certain
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HOLD TWO BOY BANDITS

Two bandits walked into a con-
fectionery at BIS East McCarty
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WIRELESS HAS
GREAT FUTURE,
SAYS MARC0NI
Ray of Sunshine on Mirror
Brought Discovery
of Radio.
BY HENRY T. RUSSELL.
United Press staff Correspondent

LONDON. June pa ray of sun
shine CHANGED to strike a small mir
ror held in the hands Of a youth
Of genius some forty years ago in
Italy.
AS a result of this seemingly COM
mon occurrence, ten years later and
for the first time, ship at sea in
distress was enabled to summon
help with an S. O. S.
Senator Gughems Marconi, in an
exclusive interview, described how
he came to discover wireless.
Like almost every boy that ever
lived" he said. Il used to catch
rays of sunshine on a mirror and,
well, you know as we'll as I do all
the fun that one can have with a
mirror and a little sunshine, don't
you?
But to me there was something
more in it than sheer amusement.
To me this reflection of light waves
in the form of the suns rays, meant
an idea way of transmitting sig
mails to my friends. I put the idea
into practice. Soon I was able to
converse with my friends at dis
lance by means of flashing sun
rays.
But one day clouds hid the sun
from view and as q result my sig
Mailing activities we're temporarily
interrupted. 1 realized then for the
first time that this method of COM
munication was imperfect.
"InaSmuch as clouds or darkness
prohibited the transmission of light
waves emitted by the sun, I de-
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OF Attica, congressional delegate
from the Ninth district.
Purneu discussed the bill at the
mid summer meeting of the Indiana
Grain Dealers Association Friday,
in the Board of Trade building.
Resolutions were adopted by the
dealers pledging their support to
the farm relief plan. f. E. Elliott
of Muncie presided.
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Recently Improved
and Druggists Praise 1t
Acute inflammation. Swelling, Pain
and Distress Speedily Surrender.

When you are tortured with rheu-
matte agony YOU want to get rid OF
It. as soon as possible