Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 302, 1 November 1921 — Page 3
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, TND., TUESDAY, NOV. 1, 1921.
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VATICAN ANNOUNCES PLAN TO FIX EASTER:
LLOYD GEORGE WILL BE "AT HOME" HERE DURING ARMS CONFERENCE
(By Associated Press) ROME, Nov. 1. The Vatican has announced that a conference of astronomers will tako place in Rome next April under the presidency of Cardinal Mercier with the object of
reforming the calendar and fixing ;
Easter.
The occurence this year of Easter Sunday on March 27, within five days of its earliest possible date, revived the proposal for a fixed Easter. No fewer than 16 Easters will happen in March between now and the close of this century an average of one every five years unless something is done to prevent the erratic wandering of the festival between March 22 and April 25. Under the existing ecclesiastical rule Easter Sunday can fall on any of 25 dates. The present rule is that Easter must be a Sunday and that he ecclesiastical fuul moon (which is not tt-3 same as the real
moon) upon which it depends must occur on one of the seven days im-i mediately preceding it. Thus, to have i
Easter Sunday , on its earliest date, March 22. the ecclesiastical moon must be full on March 21, which date must also be a Saturday; but so rarely are these conditions satisfied in the same year that it is over a century Eince Easter fell on March 22, and it will not again fall so early until the year 2285. Of late years the inconvenience of a movable Easter has induced calendar reformers to propose reforms fhlch will either make Easter a fixed festival or greatly restrict its wanderings. One suggestion is that Easter Sunday should be assigned to the third Sunday after the spring equinox, which would give it a range of eight days, between April 5 and April 13, according to tht date and day of the week on which the equinox falls.
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boats were by telegraph. This was the first time distinguished visitors have been greeted by radiaphone. Walter Schultz. 9DWJ. and Emmett W. Hutton, 22 North 20th street, both heard Rickenbacker's message. Vest Pocket Receiver Works A test of the small receiving set made up by Dr. H. Riley Spitler, of
Eaton, showed good results last week, all local signals coming in strongly. Though some changes will be made in the hook-up, the results justify a be
lief that the set will be a success even for DX work when completed. DX Club Meeting Mr. O. E. Marvel, an expert from the Radio department of the aviation field at Dayton, has been secured by the program committee as t.ne tea-
er for the next regular meeting which
school. ' With all the recent achievements at McCook, it is expected that much interesting information can be obtained from his address. DX Work by 9PD Maurice Druley succeeded last week in communicating with 4BQ, at Rome, Ga. His station has only been in operation since Thursday. The southern station, which was using a half kilowatt, came in strongly at Richmond, and reported Druley's signals fairly loud also. Inexpensive Sets. Many who are interested in radio
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are hesitating to put in sets because j pound for cWhs, colds and croup; they believe it will be necessary, in (Foley Kidney puis for pains in sides order to hear anything worth while to anliS&nfS6;1 invest a large sum. This is not the cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and case, as is proven by the loose coupler thoroughly cleansing cathartic for conresults mentioned today and the fact ?"Pt,itLn,l.1.1J,U8,e85: headaches, nd
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The Munn residence and latest photo of Premier Lloyd George, taken when be attended services for Great Britain's unknown soldier. It is understood that Premier Lloyd George of Great Britain has accepted the offer of the use of the home of Mrs. Charles A. Munn on Scott Circle, Washington, for himself and party during the disarmament conference. This acceptance, it is said, is conditional on his decision to attend the conference. It is not known definitely as yet whether he will head the British delegation. The offer of the Munn home was made by Gurnee Munn, Mrs. Munn's son. It is a short distance north of the White House and two blocks east of the British embassy.
Radiophone News From Here and Elsewhere
FARMERS DEMAND LOWER RENTALS ON TELEPHONES LAPORTE. Ind., Nov. 1. Abolition of intra-county tolls and of wartime telephone rentals was demanded officially by the Laporte County Farm bureau in its annual meeting here. In three townships, Michigan, Coolspring and Springfield, farmers already have proxied to a committee the right to order retention or removal of nearly every telephone in the three townships, which embrace the Michigan area. This system of delegated removal authority will be made countywide, and the committee will use this authority as a big stick with which to enforce its demands.
FALL FROM ROOF FATAL
CONNERSVILLE. Ind.. Nov. 1.
Georgie Monday
he fell from the roof of the public
school building at Laurel. Herrman had climbed to the comb of the roof to do some carpenter work, when he slipped on the damp shingles. His efforts to catch hold of the eaves failed. He died while being taken to a Connersville hospital. He Is survived by his widow.
McCook Field Balloon Heard Local operators heard the first successful attempt at McCook Field to transmit from a balloon to the field by radio Saturday. Danger of fire from sparks had prevented this before. The aeronaut was heard by McKinley Leepley of Cambridge City at 11:30 Saturday, on a loose coupler and one bulb detector, no amplification. The balloon was using a 600 meter wave length and was at 1,000 feet altitude. Leslie E. Hart, of Richmond, also reports having heard the Dayton station at work with the balloon overhead. Sending Station for Eaton Several Eaton amateurs have ambitious plans for a station. George Hozario, who moved from Eaton to Dayton during the war and died in the latter city, owned a complete and pow-
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Herrman. 55 years old, died! erim sei- sme Pa,ri!3 WflI. I
from injuries suffered when
heard both message and reply with a loose coupler. Rickenbacker Heard Here. Local amateurs heard Captain Eddie Rickenbacker extending the greetings of the American Legion to Marshall Foch, and welcoming General Pershing, from Newark on Thursday night. Rickenbacker first extended official greetings of the Legion to Foch. then talked to the Washington, which carried Pershing. Replies from both
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