Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 77, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 August 1922 — Page 5

ATTG. 9, 1922

ILLINOIS AWAITS , ACTIONATHERRIN Manufacturers' Association Calls on Governor Small to Demand Justice. By United Press CHICAGO, Aug. 9.—The Illinois Manufacturers' Association expects Governor Small to issue a proclamation in a few days demanding that Williamson County authorities take immediate steps toward the prosecution es the parties guilty of the Herrin massacre. In a statement today the association declared the Governor reached this decision following the conference here yesterday. The Governor admitted the situation was serious enough to consider placing Williamson County under martial law, but said he would first issue a proclamation giving them a final opportunity to punish the perpetrators of the outrage.

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IS LUNCHEON SPEAKER J. A. Thompson to Address Credit Men Tomorrow. J. A. Thompson of the Indianapolis Abattoir Company, will be the speaker at the luncheon of the Indianapolis Association of Credit Men at the Claypool Hotel tomorrow. His subject will be “My First Day of Checking Credits." Thompson is a past president of the association. WILL HAYS COME BACK? Invited to Address G. 0. P. State Convention In Nebraska. By United .Vet a LINCOLN, Neb.. Aug. 9.—Whether Will Hays is leaving politics out entirely during his tenure as head of the motion picture industry may be determined by his acceptance or nonacceptance of an invitation to address the Republican State convention here Aug. 15. Hays has announced his complete divorcement from politics, but Nebraska Republ.cans feel perhaps he didn't refer to such matters as speaking before an occasional State convention.

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receiver suitable for “translating” those radio waves into sound waves. With t) is method in use, existing circuits will be able to take care of the growth in volume of traffic for a long time. Amplifies Volume. Strange as It may seem, the quality and clarity of the voice as it carried across the continent ln this way, is far superior to that one carried by the old type system. The threeelement vacuum tube —that marvelous device used so much ln radio work—is called in to act as the miniature generator of radio waves. It is also used as a detector of the waves coming from the distant place. At intervals of 400 to 600 miles are repeaters which utilize this same vacuum tube. Prior to the invention of the vacuum tube, which is primarily a radio contribution, it was possible to tele-

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)hone only so far as Denver from New Fork. The application of the vacuum tube :o telephone line work makes transcontinental telephony possible. The voice of the man on the Atlantic coast now reaches his friend in 3an Francisco with the same distinctiveness as though they were talking across the street. RADIO PRIMER APERIODIC —Untuned. A circuit having no definite time period; one having no tuning condenser or tuning inductance coil. Reports Clothes Stolen Louis Kindenbaum. proprietor of the Chicago Steam Dye Works, 110 S. Illinois St., today reported to the police that a suit of clothes owned by Morris Robbins. 1248 Union St., was stolen from his shop.

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