Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 265, 7 November 1922 — Page 2
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND- TUESDAY, NOV. 7, 1922.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF MID-WEST SYNOD TO MEET NOV. 13-15
(By Associated Preaa) CHICAGO, Nov. 7. The synod cl the mid-wett of the Protestant Episcopal church will be held In Chicago Nov. 13, 14 and 15. Included in this meeting will be the diocesea of Chicago, Qutncy, Springfield, Indiana, Northern Indiana, Ohio, Southern Ohio, , Michigan, Western Michigan, Milwankee and Fond du Lac. The lower house is composed of four J clerical and four lay delegates from i each diocese while the provincial
synod follows the lines of the general convention. In connection with this meeting, will be a House of Church Women meeting composed of women delegates from each of the dioceses and representing the general women'a organizations of the church.
The Rev. W. E. Gardner, D.D gen
eral secretary of the department of religious education of the church, will
lead a conference on religious eauca Uon on Tuesday. November 14. Dr.
Gardner was responsible for the adoption of the Christian Nurture series In use by most of the schools of th church. , Leader of Conference The conference on church extension and the nation-wide campaign, to be held the same day, will be led by the Rev. W. H, Milton, D.D, general secretary of the nation-wide campaign department. The Rev. Charles N. Lathrop, formerly at -All Saints Cathedral. Milwaukee, and now general secretary of the department of social service, and the Rev. W. C. Emhardt. of the Americanization department oft he church, will have charge of the conference on Foclal service, Including rural and Americanization work, to be held Wednesday. Rev. Emhardt has just returned from an investigation of conditions In Palestine and the Near East. A mass meeting to be held Tuesday evening at S Paul's church will be addressed by the Rt Rev. F. A. McElwaln, D.D.. bishop of Minnesota, Dr. Gardner and Dr. Milton. Sessions of the synod will be. held in the Church' of the Epiphany and the
women delegates will meet in Chase
House, adjoining the church.
RADIO:NEWS Palladium Government Call Is" 9 ZAE Fred Clark. Operator
BIBLE CLASS BANQUET ATTENDED BY 41 MEN
Forty-one men attended the first banquet of the Men's Bible class ot
the Reid Memorial church held m tne lower room of the church at 6:30 o'clock
Monday evening. Seated at the tables
the men were served with a fine chick- : en supper after which there were In1 formal talks by members and visitor.
; Dr. William Squier gave an interI esting account of how he helped to
build un- a Sunday school class at
I Princeton, Indiana, and Btated that it
; was his belief that the same principles could be used in building up a similar
class here. One of the statements h
made was that no one Sunday school class in any city could receive a boom : without it having a similar affect cn the Sunday school classes of other
; churches. -
Rev. W. McClean work is teacner 'for the Bible class, and the officers are: L. P. Melody, president; John Norwich, vice president; Harry -Ramsey, secretary, and W. C. Itupe. treasurer.
. A new station to which Richmond fans may listen is announced in the recent improvement of the Ohio State university equipment. The station is now one of the new Class B stations, with a 500-watt output, and a daylight range of 20 to 300 miles. . Daily weather and market reports are broadcasted at 1:30 every afternoon on a wavelength of 485 meters. Reports are supplied by the Ohio Bureau of Markets. The station began operation Nov. 6. Government Radio Control. Originally started to compel observance of naval radio laws which provide
for radio equipment on every ship
carrying 60 or more persons, the government radio service has expanded to enormous proportions. It has licensed
3,859 commercial and 15,504 amateur
radio stations. Non-amateur stations
include 2,773 commercial ships, 1,194
government ships, 575 commercial
land, 284 government land and 511 spe
cial stations. The nine radio inspection districts are under the supervision of the service also. .
Radio Manufactures. The Westinghouse- East Springfield
works In Massachusetts employs 1,000
people, has 80,000 square feet of floor space and ships 1,200 receivers a day. The General Electric company employs 3,000 people in the Schenectady factory and expects soon to expand to a payroll of 5,000 persons.
, Radio for Advertising. A Jealous watch is being kept on
the use of radio for purposes which
may harm the science, one of the most
threatening being its use for advertising. While no serious danger exists
from the larger and reputable com
panies, it would easily "be possible for much annoyance to be caused by the smaller concerns. In many sections, according to an article in Radio Broadcast, the practice already exists. Many commercial houses, some of which have Installed stations, some of which
may be heard in Richmond, which are
being used for indirect, or in some cases, direct advertising. These sta
tions Include firms which have no Interest in radio aside fro the use of it for advertising other products. Canadian Broadcast Control An interesting feature of Canadian
radio is that local associations, such for instance as the ARRL of the ninth district here, may issue amateur broadcasting licenses, and have full control of the boardcasting. Fees may be charged and the association has power to withdraw the license. This gives closer control of the stations thanrby an overhead national organization. A wave length of 250 meters is assigned for such licenses. Chicago Station The station WMAQ, operated by the Daily News, is coming through well in Ohio, according to recent reportb. Even as far as Maryland, one listener reports that he heard whispers, even heard the operator breathe, and complains about the loud ticking of the operator's Ingersoll watch. A number of Ohio and Ontario, Can., stations r?-
RADIO PROGRAM
-M"e Weekly. RICHMOND STATION Cetrl Standard tin) t boob. IadlaaayolU Hve stock BMrkctsi C-ioao ITtlm. 4 t O p. j mn, live Block, grata bb4 prodoe markets, weather forecast, naatc 6:80 to 7 p. m musical program. Bcwa Items, weather forecast. nroiANAPous wlk M-jlQO a, m, masleal uisarani -1100 a. bv. weather report- Bad went her forecast (4 ). -3iin p. araateal program. MilB p. m masleal prosram. B p. m. baseball reaalts. 10 p. ra time sua .weather re-
perta .48 meters.
SON IS BORN TO LADY ANGLESEY
umiAWAPOLis won-10-11 a. m musical program and market reports. 1-2 p. m., masleal program ana market reports. 4-S p. m baseball results, masleal proaram. CHICAOO (rrntral darllskt MVfa-K tlme 7 p. n, masleal proa-ram. P mi sews aad sports. SCHENECTADY (eastern time) T p. bu. market quotations aad weather reports. Tr4ffl p. -., masleal program. PITTSBURG east era time) T p. a, popalar talk. -n p. m., masleal program. 0 p. m., mews aad sports f Tatted StSS p. m Arlington rime algnala. NEWARK ('. J.) (eastern time) 7 p. children's stories. 7 iSO p. m., addresses by popalar speakers. Op. m., concert. JO:G3 p. m.. Arlington time sla-aala. DETROIT (MICH.) (eastern time) 7 p. masleal program.
port the Chicago broadcast drowned out all others. England Opens the Gate Amateurs will be permitted to broadcast in England, according to recent announcement. Formerly all broadcasts have been limited to government and postal stations, and a few specially licensed amateurs. A small fee is to be charged and broadcasting lim Red to between 5 and 11 o'clock in the evening with no limitation on Sundays. Restrictions also are to be taken off possession of receiving apparatus, but it must be of British manufacture for two years yet Sharing the Ether. . Complaint that the average radio
listener is an "ether hog" and want3
to have all day and half the night tor
listening to whomever he pleases, is made by R. E. Pyle of the Precision Equipment company in a recent ar
ticle. On a tour on which a receiving set was carried and checked with sets
owned by various novices, it was found,
he says, that most people expected too
much from their sets. They expected
that static and spark signals should
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Missing Ruskville Mm
Is Found In IJBnpis RUSHVTLLE. Ind Nov. .7. Haxter Be4xut. missing since Aug. 22, when he disappeared from a rooming house in Chicago, wtere he had been taken by his sister for mental treatments, has been located In an asylum at Elgin, . Illinois. His brother posted a
reward of $500 a -few days ago, for his diiKSovery. The reward will be
paid K. J. T. Ekblaw, agricultural
ctogineeT for the Portland Cement company. Mr. Ekblaw recognised the description of the missing man when
his brother, an employe of the asylum, told of two patients engaging in a
dispute as to which of the two had the best wooden leg, and using the legs . S .Li IWl I
as weapons m uie u&ul wmui cubiku.
To Reduce Dangerous ' Varicose Veins
People who have swollen veins or bum hes should ' not wait until they reach the bursting point, which means much suffering and loss of time, but should at once secure from any reliable
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Musician Out of Tune v "Gas nressure in my stomach some
times distressed me so that I could
not think. I played out of tune and
twice lost my position. No medicine helped me and I became disheartened.
Another musician advised me to try
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EXHAI'ITED FROM GRIPPE COUGH
l.a grippe coughs rack and tear the
sufferer to a state of exhaustion.
Would get completely exhausted from
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Lady Anglesey, mother -J th heir to the title Marquis wf Anglesey. After four girls had been born to the Marquis and Marchioness of Anglesey, the coming of twins, one of whom is a boy, has secured the succession in the direct line to the marquisate, which was created in 1815. The announcemnt of the arrival of an heir, which took place at Anglesey castle, occasionci great rejoicing, such as was us:aJ in Ihe days when the birth " a son to the title was a great evert among the retainers of the noble.. Lady Anglesey was Lady Marjorie Manners, sister of Lady Diana Manners.
high school students furnished their
own material, but are allowed school equipment and time for making radio
apparatus. The physics department
will co-operate with the fans in work
ing out their problems.
Such work is being done In a num
ber of schools now, and the new oc
cupation has made easier the work of
the manual training Instructor, since
much more interest is shown in making a radio set than in many other ex
ercises. '
Queen Mary, of England, has lust
had the honorary degree of doctor of
laws conferred upon her by Aberdeen
Uirtversity. Queen Mary now holds two such degrees, the other being from
the university of Glasgow.
Police Court News.
' POLICE SHOOT DOGS Two dogs, a. collie and a bulldog.
were shot by the police when the belligerent canines engaged in a battle
on Richmond avenue late Monday, it
was found , impossible to separata them. The collar of the collie is now at police headquarters ' awaiting a claimant. FINED FOR SPEEDING R. Mlllerand. arrested on South West Second street for speeding, pleaded guilty and paid 1 and costs Monday. i .I. I.
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To Keep Hair Wavy, Lustrous, Beautiful
The use of the hot curling-iron cannot be too strongly condemned. It means death to the hair eventually. Moreover, it Is entirely unnecessary. Long or bobbed hair can be kept beautifully wavy and curly to any extent and In any form desired, by using the simple and harmless silmerine method. Liquid silmerine should be applied to
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S1.98
Ladies Petticoats with pleated flounce; fine,
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$1.00
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ask; full terns.
width, good pat-
S1.00
for 8 yards Tow-
bleached or bleached; limit.
S yards.
$1.00
Ladies' Outing
arid large, good heavy outing. .'
$1.00
for 2 children's
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Union Suits; long sleeves, ankle length; sizes 4 to 12 years.
"$1.00.?
Ladies' medium-
sv eight Union
Suits; tight knee, no sleeve.
51 OH Lakes' Silk Hose PUU long silk boot, all shades and sizes. (J- nr for six yards of VliuU Bleached Muslin, smooth thread, starchless.
$1.00
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$
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$1.00
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$1.00
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$1.00
for 6 rolls Quilt
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$1.00
Mercerized Table
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$1.00
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3J" A A for 4 yards Dress tpA.Ul Ginghams, S2-in., plain, checks, 6tripes, 05c value.
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for 3 yards of Standard Pillow
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$1.00
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$1.00
Children's- Ging-
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