Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 324, 29 November 1921 — Page 3
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. RICHMOND. IND., TUESDAY, NOV. 29, 1921.
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MASS SINGING, TALK ENJOYED BY FARMERS HERE MONDAY NIGHT
Wireless Telephone Nevs From Everywhere
Hear Chicago Opera Success in hearing the Chicago Opera is ai last reported by a Winches
ter fetation. Kenneth Clark of that
. TT . , j city with two visitors. Knapp and Mass Bingir.s, led by Earl Crawford WogaTOan of Hagerstown, was listener Milton, was an unexpected rind Jng at 01ark.s Bet Thursday evening unique feature of the farm bureau and succeeded ln getting Chicago in meeting ln the courthouse Monday . dislinctlv and with good audibility, night. A solo by Lee. Mr. Crawford s Usjng fie &tage Qf ampIification, the seven year oM son. also was granted chicaR0 station could be heard five hearty applause. ' feet from the phones. Clark uses a The songs were chosen from the re- Grebe wi(h a two stage amplifier, cently published farm bureau book of; The above ls not the onlv good re. songs set to popular tunes. Mr. Craw-1 sult Ciark has DPen av,Ie to get, as
ford led the assembly ln singing tnelhe has recentiy heard a number of
MUSIC SUPERVISORS OFFER "HI" ORCHESTRA LODGING AT NASHVILLE
man Teetor has erected a 70-foot four-! wire aerial at a height of about 60 feet, j and will install a set soon. Newcsstle Tunes In. j Ralph Wolfe, whose set has been' out of commission lately, has had ill
repaired by McGuire
City, and with the addition of some!ing of thP Richmond high school o? new equipment is again readv to "hear! .
r.viri iv,. c- ,i ' .v.j cnestra memners n meir expenses ar
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The Music Supervisor's National
of Cambridge conference will take care of the lodg-
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pense to try to transport the orchestra to Nashville will be a Splendid example to other cities. I think that we can promise the young people a delightful time socially and show them the points of historical interest around here. "You ought to get the geography department of your high school to put up enough money to defray the expense of a day at Mammoth Cave, Ky., on your way back home. "Your letter was a great encouragement to me and I hope you will not
have any trouble in raising your thou-
ASK PARDON OF EX-SOLDIER SPRINGFIELD, Mo., Nov. 2f. The American Legion of Missouri will petition President Harding to wipe out
the stain of a dishonorable discharge from the United States army given to Harry W. Haley, who served in pri3-'. on for his war-time buddy.
the world.
has been no receiving station at N'ew-1 paid to Nashville, Tenn., to play for!Riin(j dollars in Richmond.
castle. the national conference there March -j am a Hoosier bv birth and alCambridae Readv Soon ! 215' GhhArt in a le"I' though I have been out of the state
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Mcouire and Howe, who have been
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uuiiumg a. regular station nave com-it ne orcnestra win oiny neeu i,iniu m-(
This means that fn ifi' vears I still take treat pride in
?C00 for lodging will not be neded and!what Indiana does."
choruses of the songs, first singing , stations in Texas, among them College pleted the building which will house j stead of $1,600 to make the trip. The j DROps DEAD ON WAY TO
them with Alhort Vorria nf Milton. c. n,. v o. ,v, a. 11 ... . v. , ... orchestra S tril) to .NasilVliie Will UP
... ...... . v . . v- ...... .ict.n, u i. nic omic v-uitcc me i iirM i uxiifiita tiiiu nave moveu into 1 . j a The nrlncinal sneaker for the meet-; vw rvt v n- nt.i n.rt. ... . .... 'assured now if a thousand dollars can
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ing. which was called to hear a rect-, for(j, fonn. and a number of Atlantic tation of farm bureau accomplish- coast stations.
ments for the year past, was Prof.
L. T. Pittinger. of Delaware county
He was heard by half a hundred farm
ir. Anomer wee or more will be oc- j De raised in the city to pay the ex cupied in rebuilding their set as they penses of the trip to and from the conplan to have a combined short and;lerpncp-
The request has been made that the
orchestra give three concerts while in
COURT TO BE SENTENCED
NEW YORK, Nov. 29. George H. LaPorte, 66 years old, one of the convicted band of stock salesmen known as the "heating cheaters" because
they fleeced shady stock brokers by
Mars Calllna Indiana?
A Peculiar interference is reported i long wave luner- with a three 01 P
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men and women, representing rranK-j ; -" " '""r. "! r,.- ... . : . m. . ""''.livMin f.mmi9 fakp rsIp.
1 iuuiniiii n hp 11 uiitr rr-t-iiir nuir i.vj -voi " unnuio anu iUdi I iCd u ie a I r nil I I. it. WOU Iiarl . WHO is UUrtlUr U . , , .
doing the listening for Cambridge City, i music at Peabody coilege and Nash- rhe SenVeTwl 1
; vuje represenianve to me conierence,; ' , r. , A1r : " ,
Wayne, Boston and Abing'ton t0wn-1 Identify or locate Whether it is a cohips. Several visitors were present Incidence of local disturbances or all fmn, ou I troubles are due to on source, can
Mr. Pittinger mentioned the agricultural legislation of the last session of congress, the development of the St. I 11TfM1iin mi-niT IilV TVi n XT
..i . v..iTi '.v. cA territory at the pame time.
cents a hundred to livestock on Indiana farms through cheaper transportation costs, -ind the revival of the War Finance Corporation, as benefits of the national federation. State Accomplishments In state affairs, the various wool pools, fho work of the legislative commi'teo at Indianapolis, the presence of farmers on several important commissions, with a refusal of one of them. :h head of the tax commission, to allow granting of more than $2,000,000 of the ID.OOO.OAO bonds that were asked this year, wore credited to the state orcanlzation
Mr. Pittinger advised members to put their personal efforts and interest in the organization, and to see that' it continues to work for tha benefit of all as well as of the farmers. In giving advice regarding the membeiship campaign, which will be started soon. Earl Crawford asked that every farmer in the county be given h chance to join the organization, lie seconded Mr. Pittinger's appeal for closer attention to civic affairs, stating that farmers are likely to think of their taxes only when Ihey have to pay, them. In closing the meeting. County President Everett Hunt appealed to all township off kill.-! to complete a can
not even be established. The interference is reported as a loose buzzing very like leakage from a high tension line, but seems to occur over a wide
Some of
the amateurs of this district are at
a loss to account for it any other way, suggested that "it may be those 135.000 meter waves." The interference has been reported from Hamilton, Ohio, and from Connersville, Brookville. Indianapolis, Greencastle, and Lafayette. New Station in Lynn Everett Chenoweth of Lynn is erect
ing a wireless receiving station. He 'heard
is patterning his set after that ot Beetley of the same town, a loose coupler with crystal detector. The aerial which he has erected is a three wire,
,70 feet long, about 48 feet high at one
end, slanting to 2-" feet.
Crystal Record.
WHAT WILL THE ANSWER BE?
t Vel, , , . , iwritten to Mr. Maddy: co-defendants Jean McGraw and John Judkins who; "a delighted to receive your let-i wed.
are in partnership, are hoping to en-jler 1Jring vour orchestra by all large their station soon so as to be in ; means! will take care of the lodg ! shape to listen in on more than they.ing after vou gr,t t,ere. Let me know: have been getting. ; as soon ."lS possib!e just how manvi 9 D W J Record. j arp bovs an( how manv are girls. A record lor a Richmond phone was From hat know of vour orchestra.' established by Schultz with his new ; l know jt will bp a real incentive to set lately when he talked with Cleve-jan tne supervisors and will open the land, O. He established another dis-; eyes of 1ht, populace to what high, tance record a little later w hen he ' nrM,.stra fan fin
Suggests Three Appearances. I "I think you should give ai least three piograms (repeat same program three times), one before the confer-' ence, once before the Peabody demon-! stration high school and once before the pupils of the large city high school.'; This will make a pretty big day of ', work bu; it w ould be the host thing to j further the musical interest of this!
7T, n 77i 71 section of the country that has ever Wednesday, Nov. 30 Webb lodge.,, ,
i willing;
All sentences were de-
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WEBB-COLEMAN CO. Opp. Postoffice Phones 1616-1694
communicated with Wichita, Kas. He is regularly communicating with several phones within a hundred mihj radius and all reports from listeners
t aidtr iuai ne i.s erj y f waeievei
Masonic Calendar
Reception of the Westinghouse work in the Master Mason degree.
phone at. Pittsburg on crystal Is re-' p. m. ported by Beetley of Lynn, who heard i Thursday, Dec. 1 Wayne Council their music Thursday evening. No. 10, R. & S. M. Stated nembly. Although Winder of Richmond also annual election of officers, received that station on crystal, such Friday. Dec. 2 King Solomons crystal records have not become com-1 chapter, No. 4, R. A. M., work in Romon as yet. j al Arch degree. Beetley has been getting unusually 1 Saturday, Dec. 3 Loyal Chapier No. good results out of his crystal detec- 49, O. E. S., stated meeting, annual tor, and loose coupler, receiving the) election of officers. local phones regularly, and spark sets j - from a greater distance. lie has j UV PCTTT U AIR UIMT
A lariv visiting friends says "Paris-
very fact that Richmond is to go a thousand dollars ex-
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PROHIBITION OFFICER APPEALS FOR PUBLIC AID IN ENFORCEMENT
(ffv sso.'!at'd Press)
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conference and meeting of the Proh! bit Ion- national committee. "We face a new opportunity, an opportunity to enforce the law that now
exists,' the prohibition chairman told! the conference. "This is our job. "If e cannot get the adtninistru-1 tion now in power to lead the wa". j we shall hav. to elect one that will. Made No Appeal "One of the disappointing thing-; p. bout our president, is that he has; made no public appeal to the nation; to uphold the lMh amendment, and he appointed a secretary of treasury conspicuously known as pro-booze. j "However, the American people' must take things into their own! hands." ' Mr. Hinshaw, v ho has Just returned from Kurope, added that Its nations1 were being Hooded with pro-liquor propaganda from America. "Brewers , and di.-tillers abroad are fighting by j use of the press as though on their;
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