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SUPPOSED SIGNALS FROM MARS FOUND SCHENECTADY WAVE

SCHENECTADY. K Y.. June 29. The mystery of the 150.000 meter wave length, heard by Marconi -while listening for signals from Mara, and thought to be carrying those 6ignal3, was solved Monday -when Senator Marconi, on a visit to the General

Electric plant here, -was informed by

Dr. Irving Langmuir, electrical engineer for the company, that the unusual wave length had been emitted by the Schenectady station.

This is the first time such a wave length has been used, 30,000 meters

having been the extreme wave lengthheretofore. The high wave length was produced experimentally and sent out on the trolly wires between Schenectady and Saratoga, in tests conducted between the two cities. The miles of trolly wire acted as an immense aerial, giving the wave off Into the air. A new and revolutionary Invention, destined to cause the scrapping of hundreds of transmitting stations and millions of dollars worth of old type alternators, also was explained by Dr.

Langmuir. In place of the cumber

some Alexanderson alternator a 50

kilowatt tube has been designed

whichwill develop 12 horsepower. The tube is -used for generating higli

frequency currents, a duty hitherto

performed by the alternator, a very

large and somewhat noisy machine.

D. King and daughter Jrae attended

the funeral of Faye Howell of Blountsville Sunday. ...The Baptist meeting at Dalton Sunday was well attended. ....Mr. and Mrs. Ira McCallister and children, Thelma, Wilbur and Lois, and Mark McCallister and son Gerald vis

ited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Manifold and family of Hagerstown Sunday Miss Garnett Vores, who is working In Muncie, spent the week-end with Mr. and

Mrs. Frank Hanson. .. .Miss Francis Healton and Clark McCormick visited Miss Clarice Benson Sunday evening. . . . .Master Walter Patterson of Modoc spent last wek with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Benson. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Dennis and daughter Dot of Losantville were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs. Carl Dennis and family of New Lisbon, Ind Mrs. Jennie Holcomb is visiting in Newcastle this week. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Poor and

children and Miss Diana Poor and two lady friends of Hartford City visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beckedite Thursday Misses Clarice Benson and Margaret Clamplet were in Losantville Thursday. .. .Miss Laura Cummins is working for Oscar Brown and daughter this week.... Miss Mary Beeson was a guest Sunday of Eva Eles Mr. and Mrs. John Bales and son Ralph and Mrs. Omar Hoover and son Carl and Miss Barbara Lamb visited Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bales Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ashberry Wood and

daugter Cora and Mose Wood were in Modoc Friday. .. .Miss Opal Hardwick is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Burroughs, of Indianapolis for a few weeks. . . .Mrs. Winifred King and Emma Beckerdite visited Mrs. Ora Howell and son Eugene Tuesday afternoon. . . Miss Fae King visited Miss Lucile Stewart Tuesday afternoon. . . .Mr. and

Mrs. John Lumpkin entertained the

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home at Fort Wayne arter a week'B visit here with Mi83 Nell Groves Dr. and Mrs. C. E. McKee left Wednesday evening for a ten days' visit with their son Forest and family at Detroit, Mich.... Mrs. Sarah Demaree and Mrs. Sarah Huddleston have gone

to Indianapolis to visit their children.

Mrs. John Brenner has been brought

Knight and sons spent afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Josh Chenoweth of Fountain City Mrs. Mae Peden spent last week with Mrs. A. J. Bond Mr. and Mrs. James Moore spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Lee. . .

and Mrs. Thomas Harlan Mr. and Mrs. .J. A. Van Nuys and Mr. Verl Van Nuys and Miss Ellena Walterman of Richmond spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Cellia Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Evan Horn and family,

Clabaugh and family. . ,. Mr. and Mrs Edward Sharp and son James and daughter Bettie were guests Sunday of Jehu Boren and family. . . .Miss Bettie Sharp is spending this week with Jehu Boren and family. .Mrs. R. G.

Anderson and children spent Sunday

and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clabaugh with Mrs. Anderson's parepcs in Rich-

Mr. and Mrs. Sol Pratt and family of 1

home from the Clarence 1 mond, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Horn.

ville Mrs..Myra McCullough of Car- i

Arthur W. Gelssler. Arthur W. Geissler of Oklahoma has been appointed by President Harding as the new Uniteu States minister

ThA tiiViA nrimicB nnlv a. fraction n T

the space taken up by the altema-1 Baptist preacher this week-end

tors, and is absolutely noiseless. W ork Is now being done on development of tubes of 25 and 75 kilowatt output to the aerial.

Suburban

LOSANTVILLE, Ind. Detective Beeson brought a couple of young men before Squire Philips. One was fined for driving an automobile without license and the other one fined for driving with fictitious license.... Mr. and Mrs. Verl Philips of Harrisville, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Philips. Mrs. Orla Lockerage and daughter Mildred who have been visiting at the home of Aaron Philips, returned home with Verl Philips Sunday. They will return to their home at Newcastle Saturday. .. .Mrs.

Robert Lumpkins called on Flora

Cross Saturday. .. .Miss Doris Cook called on Mrs. Sylvia Parks and children Monday afternoon Mr. and

Mrs. Eli Cross and son Eugene and Mrs. Elizabeth Philips attended tent meeting near Muncie Sunday afternoon. ...Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wilson, daughter Wonda, Mr. and Mrs. George Small and nephew, Roy, of Richmond, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Milo Bookout Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown and son Malcolm were guests Saturday night and Sunday of Mrs. Sant Wine. Several other relatives and friends called Sunday afternoon Mrs. Ollie Oxl ey returned home Sunday from a few days' stay with her daughter, Mr3. Oatus Wine of Winchester Grant Maynard is ill.?.. Mrs. Barbara Lamb visited at the Hansel Dennis home near Franklin last week Mrs.' Janie Dennis called on Mrs. Allie Oxley Monday morning Mrs. Louise Denni3 and granddaughter, Sylvia Dennis, are staying at Muncie. "Miss Dennis is going to school. .. .Mrs. Grant Maynard and daughter Cora helped Mrs. Flora Cross can cherries one day last y week Mrs. Jane Wine and son Chance Wine called at Sant Wine's Monday evening Miss Emma Davis will return from Kentucky tb attend quarterly meeting at the Friends church which will be held in July Miss Pearl Bales was married Saturday night to Vadis Pedro Mr. and Mrs. John Parker are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tompkins Frank Fetters of Hagerstown is keeping Joe Myers twin girls for a few weeks. They are going to take them to the lakts. . . .Mrs. Addie Burroughs is

very ill Lon Howell's daughter Fay, of Blountsville, was buried Sunday in Blountsville cemetery. . . .Jim Newton, Lote and Zura Gollihier are painting thfir houses Mr. and Mrs. Paul Maynard and Miss Cora Maynard attended John Roller's funeral at Green's Fork Tuesday Rev. and Mrs. Thorn and daughter of the M. E. church called on Sant Wine Tuesday evening The children's meeting at the Christian church was wll attended Sunday night.

Miss Daisy Wood of Modoc spent a few days with her aunt, Cora Wood, of this place Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clevenger and children, Acil Mary, Iris and

Manon, attended church at West River Sunday. .. .Robert Beckerdite was in Dalton Tuesday evening. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Dennis and daughter Dot cf Losantville visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank King and daughter Mae Monday. . . . .Mr. and Mrs. Noah Paul of Muncie spent the week-end with Mrs. Elizabeth Paul Mrs. Mabel Lamar assisted Mrs. Martha Wood cook for hay hands last week Miss Elsie McCallister spent Saturday night and Sun

day with Miss Georgia Bales of Moore-

land Mark McCallister and son Ger

aid visited Mr. and Mrs. Ashberry

Wood Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs

Walter Beeson and daughter Norma

visited Mr. and Mrs Job Dennis Sun

day Mr. and Mrs. Frank King and

daughter Mae attended children's meet ing at Losantville Sunday evening

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wood and daugh

ter Marcella and Everett Rich of Mo

doc called on Mrs. Martha Wood and

daughter Cora Monday Ray Driscoll

was in Losantville Tuesday Ash

berry Wood mowed hay for Emerson Benson Wednesday forenoon

Walter Beeson, Ray Driscoll and E. G. Benson helped Clifford Clanplet make

hay Wednesday Benjamin Paul vis ited Frank King Tuesday afternoon

Mark McCallister and son Gerald

visited Mr. and Mrs. Ira McCallister

and children of Modoc Sunday Miss Idris Wood, who has been employed

in Muncie, has returned to her home

in Modoo on account of sickness.

Miss Lois Wood has been visiting her

aunt, Miss Fredith Holcomb,

DUBLIN, Ind. Preaching services at the Friends and Nazarene churches

Sunday morning and evening; at the

U. B. at 10:30 a. m.; Christian Endeav or at 6:30; at the M. E. at 7:30 p. m

Mrs. Will Norman and son were

shopping in Richmond Monday

Lindley Paul and family of Indianapo

lis are here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Will

thage was here on business Monday.

Charles Jordan, who has been se-j riously ill, is able to be out again ! Mrs. Ella Nixon and baby of Camp-; bellstown, Ohio, visited relatives here Sunday Lloyd Hayword of Ander-( son, visited friends here Sunday.... i Fred .Carmany of Indianapolis, is vis-j Iting relatives and friends. .. .Edwin;

Haywood and family and Mrs. Henry Meyers were shopping in Richmond!

Tuesday. BETHEL, Ind. Rev. Mr. and MrsJ

Roy L. Brown returned home here j last Thursday after holding a two weeks' meeting in Kansas Mrs. James Boda returned to her home In Mt. Victory, Ohio, after spending a week with herdaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lelghton Brown Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Harlan attended the Rankin reunion in the Elliott grove, north of

Arba Miss Helen Collins Is visiting i relatives in Union City for a few days. I ...Mrs. Reason Wolfal spent Wednes-! day with Henry Wolfal and family of Hollanc-burg, Ohio Agnes Smith, j who has been staying with her brother ,

at New Madison, is spending a few : days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.! Charles Smith and family Mr. and J

Mrs. John Hardmg and daughter Marie were guests Sunday of Mr. Merl Coleman and family Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Smith and child of Montpelier are spending a few days with his parents, Mr. Charles Smith and family Mr. and Mrs. Harry Spencer spent Sunday

afternoon with Mr.' and Mrs. Charley j Hill and daughter, Miss Etta MissLoreen Spencer spent the day Sun-j day with Miss Harriett Nell Clabaugh. j Mr. and Mrs. Harry Endsley and! son Charles of Frankfort is spending! a few days with Mr. Endsley's par-i ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Endsley j Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goodenouh and' son Donald of Richmond spent Sun-j day afternoon with Mr. and Mr.?. Royi Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Leighton! Brown The Sunday school of this'

! place is going to have a picnic Sun

mother, Mrs. Martha Butler Miss

Hattie Gant entertained at supper Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Orie Tweedy of Richmond, and Mrs. Ida Powell of Fairmount and Mr., and Mrs. E. P.

Snyder Mrs. Ola Sebring and family have moved from Cesney Park, 111., to Mt. Auburn.. Mrs. Elizabeth Wright of Portland, California, came Thursday

for an indefinite visit with her mother

Mrs. Nixon Rev. D. V. Johnston has gone to Pittsburg, Pa., for an in-i definite stay. Rev. Walter Reese of Hagerstown will assist in the Nazarene services during his absence Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dean are here for an indefinite stay John Thorn, who is working in Muncie, spent the week end here with his family Walter Hewitt and family have moved from D. R. Ellabarger's farm to George Stant's house on South Foundry street.

mornine for Middletown Ohio whore! dav- Julv 9- in tb Boren grove, north

he has v,ork for an indefinite tim i of Fountain City. . .Mr. and Mrs. Arch,

Fred Sciiroth made a business trip to Indianapolis Monday. . .Mrs. Elizabeth Schuneman and daughter Bertha have returned to Richmond after a four weeks' stay here at their home Mrs. Ireal Corson and daughters visited relatives in Bentonville Friday Edwin Haywood of Pittsburg, Pa , joined his wife and family at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meyers Sunday Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Wilson and Mr. and

Mrs. Arthur Connor leave this week for the lakes Charles Stewart of Richmond spent Sunday here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert' Stewart. Mrs. Margaret Binkley of Indianapolis is here visiting friends this week Mrs. Frank Scott visited friends in Connersville Friday. .. .Mrs. Larry Hegler has returned to her

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You can easily make at home a full quart of the strongest bug-killer for 35c, enough to killamillion bedbugs, roaches, fleas and ants. This recipe will not burn, rot or stain clothing.

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WEST RIVER, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wood and daughter Lois of near Mooreland visited Mr. and Mrs. Ashberry Wood and daughter Cora Tuesday evening. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beckerdite and Mr. and Mrs. Frank

ton of Jacksonburg, spent Sunday here

with her daughter, Mrs. Will Cooney and family. . .Mrs. Lydia Reiser of Detroit, Mich., came Monday for a visit with her niece, Mrs. Hepry Meyers and other relatives Jilr. and Mrs. Frank Kinneman had as their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Eanker and sons Otto and Stanley and families, Mr. and Mrs. Olin Kinneman of Centerville, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kinneman Mrs. Lula Williams left for her home in South Dakota Tuesday morning, after several weeks' stay with her mother, Mrs. Nixon Mr. and Mrs. H. D. McCelland and Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Guilford and son of Indianapolis, were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. H.' Oler Miss Nellie Morris of Salt Lake City has returned to her home here for her summer vacation Mr. and Mrs. Heacock and Miss Laura Parker of Richmond spent

Sunday with Roy Heacock and family south of town The Francis Asbury

class and the class taught by Mrs. F

E. Hoffman of the M. E. Sunday school

had a picnic uednesday afternoon on

the lawn of O. H. Morris Mrs. Lucy O'Conne'.l and family of Indianapolis, are speuding this week with her

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