Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 278, 5 September 1919 — Page 3

, THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGBAM, FRIDAY, SEPT. 5, 1010.

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PRESIDENT ASKS PATRIOTISM IN TREATY FIGHT

Chief Magistrate Makes Short Speech to Crowd of 2,000 From Train. Before a crowd of 2,000 at the Pennsylvania station, President Wilson, at 5 o'clock Thursday evening urged that party differences be thrown aside In the discussion of the peace treaty, and that we look upon the treaty as Americans, not as members of any party. The president spoke after he had been urged to do so by the crowd that swarmed about the rear of his coach, eagerly grasping his hand.

, In discussing the peace treaty, the president told his hearers that it was hard to talk of a big subject such as the treaty in a little speech. "This i3 the first treaty ever made by a great power from which it did not derive some selfish benefit," the president said. "It is the first act of international justice .instead of just grabbing and stealing. That is the heart of the treaty and the other things are merely side issues." After the crowd had greeted President Wilson, Mrs. Wilson was called out, and given a hearty greeting. She was presented with a bouquet of flowers from a local greenhouse. Crowd Waits Patiently The president's train, which included a car of newspapermen and photographers, was coupled to the rear of the second section to a regular train, and arrived in Richmond shortly before five o'clock. Early advices at the train dispatcher's office .said the train would arrive between 3:30 and 4, and at 3:30 a large crowd had gathered. In spite of the fact that the time of the train's arrival was changed twice, the crowd waited patiently. As the train pulled into the station, the people surged toward the east end of the platform, where the president's car had stopped, and it required the efforts of ten policemen to keep the track clear. The train remained in Richmond about fifteen minutes.

ISLAND OF YAP MAY BECOME POSSESSION OF UNCLE SAM;

TAKEN FROM GERMANS IN WAR; 500 MILES WEST OF GUAM

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with Just enough Intensity of electric waves to cover the danger area and to be heard, when a ship gets too close. Ambrose lightship Is equipped also with a radio telephone signal which bellows out across the water clearly. "Ambrose lightship" at regular intervals, miles to seaward. The direction finder does the rest.

Farm Sale Calendar

England to Egypt Wireless Plant Began LONDON, Sept. 5. Work has just been begun on the terminal at Leafield, Oxfordshire, for the postofflce wireless from England to Egypt. For postofflce wireless Commons recently appropriated $850,000. The EnglandEgypt service is only the beginning of a wireless chain, which will be extended as soon as possible from Egypt to West and South Africa, India and Australia on the one side, and to Canada on the other. Negotiations with the Dominion governments concerned ars proceeding.

Arrow points to island of Yap; map shows location of Pacific islands and their relation to world ports.

It has been seriously proposed

that the island of Yap, formerly a German possession, be awarded to the United States as reparation

for the sinking of the Lusitania. The westernmost of the western Caroline island, it is situated about 600 miles southwest of Guam and 800 miles east of the kland of Min

danao of the Philippine jrroup. It has a population of about 7,000, and was the administrative center for the western Carolines, th Pelew and the Ladrone islands.

MARVELS OF NAVIGATION ALLEVIATE TERRORS OF MYSTERIOUS OCEAN

Soldier Takes Job as Housemaid; Makes Hit LONDON, Sept. 5. Mrs. Onslow Master, who advertised this week for "a man to do parlor maid's work," received sixteen replies. A former sergeant got the job. "I have had such trials trying to train girls and have met with such scant success that I resolved to give preference to men," said Mrs. Master. "Men make excellent house servants; they are better workers than the average girl of today and are less discontented."

Batcher Clerk Sent to Jail for Profiteering

(W. Howell Cullman, in Boston Globe) "You are getting closer keep off! You are getting closer keep off! You are getting closer keep off!" After weary hours of strain in the long vigil on a storm tossed ship at sea, faintly and mysteriously out of the inky blackness comes to the pilot these whispered words, repeated at intervals by a human voice. Instantly he changes his course until the voice dies into a hush and finally is lost into the waves, for the sound of the titan's voice only reaches the few miles beyond him marked by shoals. Beyond the limits of that vocal warning all is safe. Wind and weather may drown out a siren's warning screech, but only uninterrupted lightning will wipe out this call across the deep. Ship a Toyshop of Devices. While the valiant fought in France, the genius of the country toiled at home. Those who served in Washington said that Edison was the first to greet the guard at the nay annex in the early morning and the last to pass the sentinel late at night. In other parts, wizards worked quietly away on wheel sand gears, with no recognition, for their very industry was secret. Then suddenly, the war ended, a series of wonders were made public which leave men dizzy with their brilliance. So marvelous and yet so simple are these inventions that the whole science of navigation on shipboard is revolutionized and today a ship is a toy-shop of devices. Then suddenly the wizards of the

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ship was safe. In some cases the wireless phone is Indispensable. In a fog, with ships steaming in formation, or on meeting

a ship, a running fire of conversation

is maintained; thus safety is assured. Marvel of the Direction Finder. Perhaps the instrument of most importance recently installed on the new ships is the direction-finder. This is simply a small device which indicates the bearing of a ship which is sending out radio messages or signals. In describing the device, Jerome Lachenbruch, an electrician in the navy, said: "It consists of a coil of wire, a compass card, a hollow shaft, and an automobile steering wheel, that is absolutely all there is to it." And yet its use is remarkable. How does it work? The Delaware Is in a fog bank off Newfoundland. By radio, she calls up the Boston navy yard and asks for her position. The Boston yard asks her to "stand by," which means "one moment." The Boston radio men communicate with Eastport and with Chatham radio stations by landwire telegraph over a private line, ordering these men to "stand by the Delaware." Then the Delaware sends out by radio her call leters. The Eastport station turns her "automobile wheel" until she hears the signal of the Delaware, then reads the compass card of that direction. The Delaware is somewhere along a line running out to sea from Eastport 135 .degrees. Where the Lines Cross at Sea. The Chatham station also listens and finds the Delaware Is somewhere

Saturday, Sept. 6. M. E. Cougill, 2 miles west of Modoo and 1 mile west of Huntsville school house, at 10:30. Monday, Sept. 8. Jacob Schneider, 5 miles south of Milton, at 10:30. Tuesday, Sept. 9. Albert Clouser, two miles north of Modoc and 7 miles south of Farmland, at 10:30.

W. O. Huddleston, south of Centervllle. Cornelius D. Connell, ZVz miles southeast of Richmond, 3 miles northeast of Boston. 10 o'clock. Harrison Miller, 4 miles southwest of Richmond on the Salisbury road, at 10 o'clock. Wednesday, Sept. 10. Ben H. Davis, 7 miles S. E. of Connersville. 10 o'clock. Oscar Lamb, on Deitmeyer farm, 2 miles west of Chester. Fred White, at shop in Kitchel, Ind., public sale of blacksmith's tools and machinery. Friday, Sept. 12. Earl I. Helms, 1 mile south and onehalf mile west of Whitewater, live stock, implements ana furniture, at 10 o'clock. Wednesday, Sept. 17. Gid S. Bowen, 2 miles south of Lynn, and mile east of Clark's school, Duroc hogs, at 1 p. m. Friday, Sept. 26. W. P. Krom. Wililamsburg Pike. Big Type Poland China Hog sale.

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the Boston yard sends out by radio to the Delaware coming on. Any ship lost in a fog can learn her position in a very few minutes almost 6econds and wind, stars, sun or currents matter little. Blue jackets now do a trick which required naval officers versed in higher mathematics and trigonometry several hours to work out with a huge mass of figured data. Lighthouse Shouts Warning.

Perhaps the most weird stunt is the spoken warning out from a lighthouse. This is simply an automatic wireless telephone equipment which sends the human voice at regular intervals

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Nicholas Misu, who represents Rumania at the peace conference, has been told by the supreme council that his government will jret into serious trouble if it continues to ignore the armistice terms as repards Hungary. Misu is said to La Rumania's ablest statesman.

Loses Over Million in Legacy and Title LONDON, Sept, 6. Because he failed to attain the title of baronet or a higher honor, the son of the late Charles William Wallace, Conner In dlan merchant. Is bereft of a legacy) amounting to more than L250jD00y Walace stipulated tn his win that hla estate, valued at this sum, should go to the British and Indian treasuriesin the event that his son failed to be honored.

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A thirty-pound gold coin, made in brick valued at $7200, is the largest now made In the United States.

ANNOUNCING the re-opening of my office aft er a year's absence In the service abroad.

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HAWAIIAN ORCHESTRA Entertainment THE KOHALA TRIO Will furnish mustc at ' THE KANDY SHOP Saturday and Sunday Evenings Everyone invited. Come in and try our candies, sodas, and homecooked lunches. "If It's From the Kandy Shop It's Good." Herbert C. Anderson, Prop. 919 Main Street

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meat. William Beaver, a butcher's as-!

sistant, was sentenced to a month in jail. His employers were lined $500 on each of two summonses.

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ships arise up to call them blessed. A ship steers straight for the very danger it wishes to avoid. Liners setting out for Europe lay out their course for Nantucket shoals, a graveyard where many a proud ship has missed her mark after a blue water voyage. Lighthouses and lightships mark danger points. Terrors of the Fog. Only .the skilled navigator knows the real terror of the fog bank which reflects sound and makes the the signal appear to come from a direction opposite; the deadening effect of snow on sound, the deception of distance cA'er water; the changing channels, the instruments useless without the sun and stars, and at best leaky

with errors, including the human factor. Instruments ingenious, marvelous and yet withal simple have lifted this high tension from the men who feel the responsibility on their shoulders for 10,000 lives and $1,000,000 cargoes. First in general interest is the radio telephone. On board the Kentucky last year, as she steamed up from the Gulf of Mexico into the tortuous channel of Pensacola, the captain stood tense on the bridge. Ahead, three miles, the Kearsarge lay safely anchored in the harbor.

"Connect me with the Kearsarge," the captain ordered, as the navigator studied the charts and buoys, and the propeller churned the mud of the

bottom. The officer of the deck stepped to the telephone on the bridge and asked the central operator down in the bowels of the ship to get Captain Gelm, of the Kearsarge, on the wireless telephone. Talking Across the Water. Soon the phone of the bridge rang with the announcement that Captain Gelm was speaking. The following conversation, epochmaking, took place across the miles of water: "Captaain Gelm? This Is Captain Morton, 'standing in.' " "Hello, captain, have you had good weather?" "First-rate how is my course?"

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Morton."

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men at the wheel. "How am I heading now, Captain Gelm?" "Steady as you go plenty of water off your starboard hand there shoals to your port hand. At two more ship's lengths give her more right rudder now turn her." Then Captain Morton rang off. His

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stand the situation in Mexico they will stop criticism.

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