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*
such, m ay file a p p lic atio n to bare bia
model re tu rn e d to h im T h is dem and
m ust be Io w riting a n d m ust te suffi
ciently definite so th a t the m odel m ay
be identified.
S ta te or p riv a te m useum s and o th e r
| In stitu tio n s a re privileged to select
a n y th in g which they m ight feel w ould
be of p a rtic u la r in te rest in th e ir col
lections. Several such re q u e sts h ave
a lre ad y been received by th e com m is
1 5 5 ,0 0 0 Piece» M a y Be Sold tic life, being sh u n te d from p illa r to sion.
poet- A fte r they w ere rem oved from
T h e th ird w ay In w hich th ese m odels
a fra id of. C hurly G orilla," c rie d C heer
the p aten t o ffic e th ey w ere store«! for a re to he disposed o f is by public
Because of L a c k o f
JU M PIN G INTO TH E
ups. "T h e ra in d ro p s a re so gentle
a w hile in th e b asem ent of th e ta p l- auction.
It is likely th a t th e sa le s
S to rag e Sp^ce.
JU N G LE
th a t th ey c o u ld n 't do any one harm .
toi. L uter th ey w ere placed in the will t>e conducted In a m an n e r sim ila r
In th is hot c lim ate th ey o u g h t to be
city Jail, and finally rem oved to th e ir to th o se form erly held by th e dead
W ashington, 1». C.—T h e m odels la p re sen t location, w hich Is a garage. le tte r office. It w ould he pra<-tlcally
HROUGH th e a ir flew C heerups very re fre sh in g ."
bored over so pain stak in g ly by In
and B righteves and Q pickenr and
“ B ut." grum bled C hurly. “you don’t
And now they a re to be disposed of im possible to a tte m p t to dispose of
se n io rs of Ibe N in e te en th c en tury and en tirely .
Softfoot and Snlffsnlff. so fa st th a t u n d e rsta n d how It Is, Mr.—"
each a rtic le se p a ra tely .
se n t to the U nited S ta le s pateni
“C h e e ru p s ; a t y o u r service, sir.
W ill Save H is to ric Pieces.
•Those m odels w hich h a r e no in te r you i-ould h ard ly see them .
office w ith a p p lic atio n s for pateuia.
T h e disposition of th ese m odels Is e s t for el’ h e r th e ir original d e p o sito rs
“T hia m ust he A frica." cried Cheer- C h eeru p s is my n a m e and th e se a re
a r e to be d isposed of.
T h ere are to be un d er ’he d irectio n of a com o r m useum s, and w hich it Is I elleved ups. as he stre tc h e d hla legs and arm s m y fo u r good frie n d s a n d trav e lin g
som e lM.tXJO of them and none is m ission c o n sistin g of th e com m ission will have no eales value, will he and looked about him. "Ju m p e d right com panions — B righteves. Q ulckear.
younger th a n 40 years. T h e pract.ye e r of p a te n ts, th e se c re ta ry of »he d e stru y e ). T h e idea is to get rid o f Into th e Jungle, I should say. G reat. S oftfoot and Snlffsniff.
T hey a re
o f req u irin g the Inventor Io »end In S m ithsonian In stitu tio n and a p a te n t them all In som e fashion so th a t th e Isn't It?" And he beam ed ui>on the b roadening th e ir a cq u a in ta n ce , too."
a m odel w ith hl* a p p lic atio n >or a a tto rn e y
designate»!
by the first governm ent m ay be relieved of th e ex bew ildered little Q ulxies w ith bis replied C heerups. “Now th a t we are
p a te n t w ar discontinued in 1884. C on mimed.
broadest sm ile. “ B ut w h at is th a t | so nicely introduced, w h a t w ere you
It Is planned th a t a s th e pense of s to r a g e .
g re ss provided th a t the p a te n t office raves a re opened th is com m ission will
T h is w ork will no ilocht ta k e severol strange crying sound, like som e one saying. Mr. G o rilla?“
did not need to keep any m odels sent m eet and select w hat Is » eetned to >e m onths, a t c o n se rv a tiv e
Do you h e a r It. j "1 w as saying th a t you re a lly don't
e stim a te . feeling very sa d ?
In a n d accordingly they have been re of value o r of histo rical in te re st. T h ere a re 2.750 c ases to be op en ed y u b k e ar? H u rry . S oftfoot, and find | know a n y th in g ab o u t my tro u b les, sir
tu rn ed since th a t time.
T hese m odels will be sto red o r placed and space will i>ernilt o pening only out w here It com es f r o m ! A nd you, E xcuse me for c o n tra d ic tin g you. My
T h e p a te n t office building w as orig on exhibition in th e p a te n t office or a few a t a tune. <»f course, a s th ey
te m p e r Is nev er very good, but to d ay I
inally planned w ith a view to placing in th e natio n al m useum .
a re g ra d u ally cleared out. It will be
am m ost d re ad fu lly upset. You see.
all of th ese m odels on exhibition and
T h e original depositor, or h e irs of possible to in cre ase th e num ber.
w hen It ra in s In th e Ju n g le It rains
form ing a m useum . How ever. It was
very hard, and though It Is only a
found th a t the inventive genlua of
sh o w er w hich d o e sn ’t last long, the
th e A m erican people developed so
w a te r com es down like a solid sheet
rap id ly th a t th e models soon overran
T h en my th ic k co at g ets w et way
th e space provided fo r them . Also
th ro u g h to th e skin, a n d I am very un
th e work of th e office req u ired an
c om fortable.
P lease, Mr. C heerups.
increased num ber o f em ployees and
could you tell m e som e w ay to keep
th e space » a s needed to accom m o
d ry ? "
d a te them .
"W ell. well, w ell." m used C heerups.
T hen cam e th e problem of finding
“t h a t ’s different. Now let m e see. I
sto ra g e space for th e m odels sent In
h ave i t !" cried C h e eru p s th e next m in
under th e old rule. F irst, the officials
ute. and he looked so happy a n d his
of the Sm ithsonian In stitu tio n were
round m erry eyes tw in k le d so kindly
Invited to look them over and select C ra d le o f C iv iliz a tio n N o w Is ex[«>se»l only In a few places. T o
th a t C hurly G orilla grew m ore hope
get a ro m an tic p ic tu re of Rom e one
any they m ight find of sufficient In
ful. “Now, B rlghteyes, Just look at
the M ecca o f P ilg rim s
m ust w alk by th e C olosseum in th e
te re st o r historic value to be placed
th e h a ir on Mr. G o rilla 's a rm s a n d tell
m oonlight, or lo ite r on th e B ridge of
on display In th e natio n al m useum
and T o u rists.
m e If th e re Is a n y th in g u n u su a l about
A ngels when th e s t a r reflectio n s
A bout
500 w ere selected. T hese
th e w ay It grow s.”
dim ple th e sullen T iber, o r sit by a
w ere In th e m ain m odels of firearm s,
W ashington.—To th e Holy Y ear pil fou n tain In a rose-scented g a rd e n
“ W hy, In th e first place, sir. It Is
electrical appliances and early type grim s, us well us to m any th o u sa n d s of
“ I Am Most Dreadfully Upset."
w hen th e n ig h tin g a le s a re singing.
very thick a n d long, und in th e second
w riters. T h e model of A braham L in A m erican to u rists, all ro ad s again lead
Seven Hills Shaved Off.
p lac e it grow s dow n w ard from the
coln's Invention for lifting boats off to Koti e. the e te rn a l city, w hich Is the
B righteves, go too a n d look a b o u t ! sh o u ld e r to th e elbow a n d u p w a rd
“P e rh a p s th e m ost vivid first-h an d
shoals w as tak en for Its h isto ric in sub ject of a b u lletin from th e W ash
Im pressions of Rom e to d ay a re o f th e D ear me, d e a r m e! P e rh a p s we ape from th e w rist to th e elbow ,” said
ington h e a d q u a rte rs o f th e N atio n al m odernness of Its hotels anil b u sin e ss going to be useful rig h t aw ay."
tere st.
Q ulxie B rlghteyes.
In th is p a te n t office exhibit a t the G eographic society.
Then all a t once out of th e T hick
houses, th e num ber of Its c h u rc h e s
“Good." cried C heerups, nodding his
"Home, th e eräille o f o u r civilization, an»l th e hennty of Its m any fo u n tain s. B ushes and T w isty V ines cam e th e
natio n al m useum is the Selden fu n d a
to p k n o t m adly.
“Y our tro u b le s a re
m ental p a te n t on autom obiles. Until offers m ore to th e sig h tseer, th e re
“T h e seven hills a re still th ere , h u t funniest sig h t C h eeru p s had ev er set
th e tim e th a t H enry Ford won a suit ligious devotee, th e archeologist, th e th e Intervening c e n tu rie s have g re a tly eyes on. W alking to w a rd him w ere over, Mr. G orilla. T h e next tim e It
which Selden brought again st him. all histo rian o r th e a esth e te , th a n any mollified them . T h e m odern city Is B rlghteyes and Q u lc k ea r a n d betw een rain s. Ju st cover y o u r head nnd should-
m a n u fa c tu re rs of a u to m o tlle s w ere o th e r city, and p e rh ap s. m ore th an all rolling, fo r th e a n cien t hilltops h a v e them trudged a g re a t shaggy anim al. d e rs w ith y o u r a rm s, and th e w a ter
will roll off them a s it w ould from a
obliged to pay a license fee to Kehleu of them to g eth e r." th e b u lletin sta te s. been larg ely sh av ed off and th e v a l
B ut w as th is stra n g e looking c re a
fo r th e privilege o f m an u fa ctu rin g “L ike Its Inception, Koine cannot be leys filled In to su it th» exigencies o f tu re really an an im al? It w alk ed on th a tc h e d roof, all on account of the
w ay th e h a ir grow s. T h en you will
such cars. W hen F ord re fu sed to seen or learn ed In a day. T h e re the tro lle y c a r ami autom obile.
tw o legs, held Itself n e arly e re c t a n d find y o u rse lf q u ite dry.
comply w ith th is requirem ent Selden m ark of th e F re n c h histo rian . Ampere,
“P a la tin e hill, w ith Its ru in s a n d looked so asto n ish in g ly like a m an th a t
“Goody, goody, goody.” crie d C hurly
sued but lost th e ra se . As a result who said th a t a ‘superficial know ledge’ cypress tre e s is v isib le : a s Is th e C api- C heerups w as very m uch puzzled.
G orilla, d ancing up a n d own a n d h a rk
of
Koine
could
he
a
cq
u
ired
In
a
ten
of th is he lost out en tirely , since the
tolln e hill, w hich rise s so m ew h at
“ P lease, sir.” sa id Q u lck ear, "w e
o th er m an u fa ctu re rs took th is a s a y ears' visit, gives an Idea of the vast a b ru p tly from th e c e n te r of th e city, found th is— th is gentlem an feeling ing so loud th a t B rlg h te y e s a n d Q ulck
precedent and refu sed to con tin u e num ber and v a rie ty of Its a ttra c tio n s. crow ned w ith c h u rch e s and o th e r very sad, a n d w e b ro u g h t him to you e a r and S oftfoot and S nlffsnlff w ere
frig h te n ed nut o f th e ir w its a n d w ent
“ Even th e c asu al o r hu rried to u rists buildings, ami th e M onte cjuirinnl.
paying him.
because w e th o u g h t you could help h u rry in g and sc u rry in g Into th e tall
tin e of th e m ost In tere stin g exhibits and pilgrim s, how ever, cannot fall to w ith Its royal p alace and th e T r a ja n him."
Ju n g le g ra sse s to get out of th e » a y .
am ong the ty p ew riters is th a t su b m it he Im pressed w ith w hat little they see colum n. B ut th e M»>nte Cello or Gael-
“C hurly G orilla Is my n am e.” bark ed
“ D e a r kind Mr. C heerups, you have
ted by 8. W. F ra n c is In 1857. T his or learn o f th e m o th er city of o u r lus. w hich w as nev er high, h a s h a rd ly th e big clum sy c re a tu re , han g in g his
ta k e n such a load from my m in d ! Now
w eighs 30 pounds and w as o perated language, law s, religions and m any of any slope and w ould he Indistin g u ish head gloom ily. “I am th e la rg e st and
I know I shall n e v e r he w et a g a in .”
by keys sim ilar to th o se of a piano. o u r custom s. R om e links us w ith all able hut for th e church of San Gio stro n g e st o f th e m onkey fam ily.
I c h a tte re d C hurly. “ I am going rig h t
o th e r cities. In Its prim e th e long vanni In L ntem o. T h e E sq u llln e hill
It Is sa id th a t thia ty p e w rite r contains
a rm s of th e em p ire stre tc h ed fn r to show s th e tw o dom es o f S a n ta M aria am alm o st six fe e t tall, a s you see. and [ off to tell the o th e r Ju n g le fo lk s about
som e of th e principles npon which the
th e e a s t and w est anil brought th e M agglore; thp A ventlne hill, th e hom e very fierce besides. I a ssu re you th e re you,” and a w ay he tr o tte d Into the
m odern ones a re conatructed.
highest civilization of th e tim e to the of thp ‘opposition’ since R em us fled Is scarcely a n y th in g In th e Ju n g le of dusk, ch uckling so ftly to h im self and
T h e teleau to g rap h , which has only
rude trib e s beyond th e Alps and the th ere from his bro th er, drops off r a th w hich I am a fra id , e x ce p t—except fe elin g very h a p p y o v e r his good fo r
been In general use fo r about eight or
rain, sir."
M editerranean.
tu n e.
e r sh n rp ly to w ard th e riv e r b u t Is
ten years, w as p a te n ted as long ago
“ W hy, w h a t a fu n n y th in g to be
“ B ut th e Home of to d ay Is not th is snuaith and rolling In th e o th e r d irec
T h e thick, v e lv e ty c u rta in o f dark-
as 1888 by E lish a G ray. Tills show s
Rome. At first It Is very disappoint« tions. T h ere Is n o thing to d ay to dis
how long It som etim es tak e s to get
Ing. w ith Its conventional, sm onth-
an a rtic le really launched upon the paved, sunny stre e t a, m onotonous tinguish the M onte V lm lnale, n e a r th e
ra ilro ad station.
m arket.
house», trolley cars, e le ctric lig h ts nnd
"It Is only In th e R om an and T r a ja n
A fte r th e Sm ithsonian Institution hotels, all o f them very m uch like
had m ade Its selection th e o th er mod those of o th er m odern cities. T h ere is forum s, am i In such Isolated buildings
els were packed Into cases about the little tra c e of th e fam ed seven hills or ns th e C a stle of St. Angelo, w hich
By H. IR V IN Q K IN Q
size o f coffins. An effort w as m ade th e tem ples a n d ru in s of th e history T r a ja n 's successor, lln ilria n . e rec te d
as a su ita b le m ausoleum fo r h im s e lf;
to pack m odels o f th e sam e type to books.
th e C olosseum ; th e B a th s of C a rac al
g eth er and a card Index system was
“T h is Is because th e v isito r e n te rs
m ade so th a t th ese m ight be easily the city a t Its new est side. A great, la. etc., m u tilate d , defaced , robbed nnd
R A TS
H A B IT -F O R M IN G D R U G S
scorned, th a t one Is nlile to get som e
Identified.
busy m odern city has been built over conception o f th e g ra n d e u r of Rom e In
T hese cases have had a r a th e r hec a g re a te r ancien t one, and th e la tte r
r
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ts
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a
th e »lavs w hen th e will of Its ru le r w as
NY su b s ta n c e used In a n y w ay to
sinking ship,” Im p erfectly describes
law fo r th e know n w orld.
tr e a t d ise ase is a dru g , even
"R om e toilay Is a c ity o f fiiU.nnn th e su p e rstitio n to w hich It la su p th o u g h It m ay be used fo r o th e r pur-
posed
to
give
expression.
T
h
e
belief
people and th e c a p ita l o f united Italy.
poses.
B ut a u n ited Italy Is such a ro m p aru - of sa ilo rs—anil of m any w ho a r e not
T ea. coffee, alcohol, m u stard , p ru n e s
liv e ly re c e n t phenom enon th a t. In th e sa ilo rs— Is th a t w hen a sh ip is In port sonp. b ic a rb o n a te of soda, a n d m any !
m inds of m ost people, th e city still a n d th e r a ts suddenly gw artu ashore,
o th e r th in g s In dully use In th e house
s ta n d s fo r tw o th in g s— th e re m a in s of fo rsa k in g her, th n t ship. In all prob hold. have a m edicinal a s well us th e ir I
a n tiq u ity and th e se a t of C atholicism . ability . will go down on h e r next voy
o rd in a ry econom ic value.
In St. P e te r's nnd th e a d jo in in g V ati age. M any a ship has been held for
lla h lt-fo rm ln g d ru g s m ay he p e rfe c t
can. Rom e h a s th e la rg e st co n tin u o u s lung w eeks In port w an tin g a crew , th e
ly good and u se fu l a n d le g itim a te for
old
crew
hav
in
g
re
fu
sed
to
re
sh
ip
be
se rie s o f b u ild in g s In th e w orld. T h e
m edical purposes, hut th ey o fte n tem p t
V atican, resilien ce o f th e pope, con c au se th e r a ts had been seen leaving
people to use th em u n n e c e ssa rily and
ta in s som e 7.000 room s, though som e th e vessel a s sh e lay a t her dock.
A com m on ex p la n atio n of th e su p e r poison them .
say 11.000, 20 c o u rts nnd m ore th a n
P eople who a r e th u s e n slav e d th in k |
stitio n Is th a t It has a fo u n d a tio n In
200 sta irc a s e s .
"B u t aside from th e ra ilro a d te r a ph y sical fa ct. A ship in bad re p a ir— th ey can n o t get alo n g w ith o u t th e ir
m inal nnd sev eral u p -to -d a te hotels, u n se a w o rth y —la dum p down below ilo[ie; th e ir will pow er and self-control
lto n ie toilay h a s only a single c o n tri and th e r a ts d e se rt to d ry e r q u n rte rs a re lost and. so o n er o r la te r. If not
b u tio n to Its fo rm e r g lo ry —th e m as ash o re. And a leaky ship Is, of course, cut off In o th e r w ays, th ey get fa ta l
sive m onum ent to V ictor E m m anuel m ost likely to go down if she encoun d ise ase from use o f th e drug.
F re q u e n tly an overpow ering dose of
L ucien Royer, genial P a ris chnn- n , u n ite r of m odern Italy . B efore It Is te r s h eav y w e ath er.
th e d ru g c a rrie s them off suddenly.
th
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of
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ly
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Soldier.
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sounler and »Inly acc red ited anihus-
P eople a re d ifferently affected by
aad o r from th e “ F re e R epublic of H ow ever, In Its P a laz zo »lelle F lnanze, a n d will tell you th n t w ell-found sh ip s th e sum e drug at d ifferent tim es. A
th
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a
s
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f
th
e
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try
.
m
odern
a
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s
s
likely
to
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down
a
s
any
o
th
era
th e M o n tm artre'' to W ashington Hnd
dose of m orphine h a s m ore effect on
G reenw ich Village, In ten d s ta k in g up Horne h a s a build in g covering Ikl.lXDI If th e r a ta d e se rt them — w hich Is not s n empty ste m a ch th a n w hen th e
so, o f course. T h e com m on explnna-
hla a m b a ssad o rial d u tie s n e x t spring. j sq u a re y a rd s, th e la rg e st tre a s u ry
In E u ro p e '
! tlon o f th e su p e rstitio n , u n ro n tan tic sto m ach Is busy d igesting food, and
and un c la sslc al as It Is, Ig u n d o u b ted will tn k e effect m ore quickly when
ly th e tr u e one. But th a t In n a te pro you a re tire d and sleepy, th a n w hen
of th e d isa ste r. T h e em ergency s ta
clivity for su p e rstitio n w hich p e rta in s full of life nnd a c tiv ity ; m oreover. If
tion c o n tin u e d Its w ork u n til o th e r |
to all m ankind In general nnd sallo ra I It Is tak e n to relieve pain, m ore will
com m unication w as re sto re d .
In p a rtic u la r, p re fe rs to see a mya- j he n ecessary If th e pain Is se v e re th an
te rio u s om en In th e desertion of a ship i If it Is not.
I t Cop a t 75
P eople nre also differently affected
by h e r r a t In h a b ita n ts r a th e r th a n a
O skaloosa. Iow a.—J. W, Jonnsou, . plain, p rosnlc Intim ation th a t th e “ old by different sam ples of th e sam e drug.
Two Amateurs Link Up City With Out
like all oth ers, lost th e ir hom e sta tio n s
A q u a rte r of a gruin of m orphine
side World After Temblor Laid
In the general co llap se of h igher s tru c g ra d u a tin g front I'etin college a t | ho o k er” n e ed s calking.
I© by McClwre N»wapap«r Syndicate )
m ade by one chem ist may pro d u ce the
th e age of seventy-five, and a grav-
tures.
Place In Ruins.
utm o st effect desired by th e doctor
U n d e terre d hy th e loss of th e ir nyvn hnlreil v e te ran of m any occupations, is j
w ho gives It, w hile h a lf a g ra in m ade
S a n ts B a rb ara , C h I —T o R rnndon | equipm ent th e tw o young nten m ade e n te rin g a new field. H e has accepted
hy a n o th e r chem ist mny fall In pro
W entw orth. J r., and G raham G eorge po st h a ste to th e ra d io sto re of Bolton a p lace on th e locul police force.
ducing th a t effect, th e first specim en
H e hna been an ed ito r, a school j
of thia city, th e fo rm er an official relay ’ A Jo n e s w here m a te ria ls w ere avail
being a p ure drug, th e second a d u lte r
o p e ra to r of th e A m erican Radio Relay j a b le fo r th e use of th o se w ho knew tea ch e r, a p re a c h e r and a fa rm e r, a n d |
a te d o r u n su ccessfu lly m ade.
Is
now
holding
a
p
a
s
to
ra
te
a
t
H
arvey.
league, fell th e duty of find linking up | how.
W en tw o rth and G eorge knew
D rugs a re ta k e n to Influence disease
S a n ta B a rb ara w ith th e outside world how
W ithin an h our of th e first
o r produce sleep o r reliev e pain.
Survives S n a k e B ite
a f te r th e d isa stro u s e a rth q u a k e th a t shock they hail assem bled a three-loch
It Is because th ey m ake you com
shook th e e n tire city.
s;>nrk coll, a ro ta ry gap. tw elve-volt |
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F red erick
fo rtab le or p ro d u c e c erta in ag reeab le
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se n sa tio n s th a t th ey a llu re you when
been e x p erim e n tin g fo r a serum to
w orld of th e c ity 's p lig h t; th e first a n "8<>8."
th ey a re not req u ired m eillclnrlly.
re a ssu rin g m essages to frien d s on the
An u n dam aged su p e rh ete ro d y n e re c u re sn a k e bites. Is re covering from
D ru g s o rd in arily harm less, like tea.
o u ta id e ; the first call for naval aid In c eiv er from th e sto re stock took care poison a f te r l»elng stru c k hy a r a tt l e
coffee, or tobacco, may be tak e n In
l ie w as In a c ritic a l condition
g u a rding a g ain st v an d als w ere th e o f th e reception and th e busy p a ir of sn a k e
such q u a n titie s as to he Injurious.
w ork o f W entw orth and George.
rad io nten Im m ediately a ta rte d sending fo r a tim e and It w as fe a re d he would
D octors have Often been accused of
die.
W hen th e tem blor hit th e city, r a t o u t t h e ir S o s ' J lie ta n k e r II M
laying th e fo u n d atio n of d rug h a b its;
ing buildings, d isru p tin g th e pow er S tory, sta tio n KDVV. and th e tug
th ia may he tr u e In som e cases, hut in
A non sin k ab le sh ip h a s been In-
system , p u ttin g the w a te r w orks out Peacock, sta tio n KDKY. w ere th e first
m any y e ars of experience I have seen
of com m ission and cuttin g off S anta tw o to pick u p th e calls. T h e tug v e n tfd hy a New York s ta te m an. w ho
few such cases.
B a rb a ra from th e re st of th e w orld. . a cted a s re la y sta tio n In th e cal, for say s h is m odel has w ith sto o d 7W) suxk-
T hey usually come about because
these two youthful radio enthusiasts. n a v al aid aud in sending out th e new s I log tests.
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By John Kendrick Bangs.
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be
le s s
a ll d a r k
g la d
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F o r a f t e r a ll It s e e m s to m e
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Is to s p r e a d lischt w h e r e g lo o m
h o ld s s w a y .
T o w a r m a b le a k a n d c h llls o m e
w ay
W ith l it t le g le a m s o f c h e e r , and
fill
W ith p e a c e s o m e f r o w n in g c o ig n
o f ill.
A n d If th e w o r ld Is b la c k w ith
ru e
It g i v e s u s s o m u ch m o r e to do
T o d is s ip a t e t h e c lo u d s o f c a r e
A nd r a is e h o p e s g le a m in g b e a c o n
th e r e .
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SUPERSTITIONS
Montmartre Sends Us “Ambassador”
Thl» popular “movie” star It knows
in Hollywood a t the “ moet perfect
woman.” When her measurements
were taken iome time ago they were
found to be exactly those of the Greek
idea, of feminine perfection. She ap
peared in a prominent picture at the
request of a producer who sought a
perfect woman to represent a living
statue adorning the wall of King Da-
vid's palace.
^Andrew F.
Currier, M. D.
p a rtic u la rly because, u n til w ith in th »
la s t few y e ars. It h a s been so easy to
get a d ru g o r a m edicine w hich w ould
s a tis fy th e c ra v in g of th e d ru g fiend.
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"What’s in a Name?'
By
M IL D R E D
M A RSH A LL
Facts about your name, its history;
meaning, whence It was derived, sig-
eiflcance. your lucky day. lucky »ewet
H A T T IE
HOUGH so m ew h at provincial. H a t
tie Is none th e legs p o p u lar
a
T
fem inine nam e. It Is a nice, com fort
hs
able, cozy so rt o f a n am e w ithout
frills o r o rn a m e n ta tio n . It m eans
'•h o m e-ru ler"; th o u g h It com es orig
inally from T eu to n ic m ythology. It has
e lem en ts of th e m odern a ttitu d e tow ard
hom e. E ven In th e ir h e ath en ism , the
g u a rd ia n of th e d w elling o f th e grave
s p irits o f th e dead, know n a s Helm-
dell. wns re g a rd e d a s th e “home-
r u l e r '—" tru e to th e k in d re d p o in ts
of heaven a n d hom e.”
By v a rio u s stag es, th ro u g h th e G er
m an H einz, th e F re n c h H enri and th e
E nglish H enry nnd H a rry , th e fem i
nine of th is In te re stin g n a m e w as
evolved In th e S ix tee n th c en tu ry . It
m ade Its first a p p e a ra n c e In F ra n c e In
th e house of S tu a rt de Atthlgne. V ari
ous fem inines o f H enri w ere p o p u la r
In th e court of K a th e rin e de M edlri.
In th e form o f H e n rie tta , th e nam e
m ade Its a p p e a ra n c e In E n g la n d w ith
th e d a u g h te r of H enri IV of F ra n c e
and It w as d e sc en d a n ts o f th ia good
queen w ho c a rrie d th e n am e th ro u g h
successive ste p s until It reached th »
q u a in t dim inutive H a ttie .
J e t Is H a ttie 's ta lls m a n lr sto n e F o r
h e r It Is not a sym bol o f so rro w h u t a
talism an ngalnst grief. F rid a y la h e r
lucky day and 4 h e r lucky num ber.
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Fight on Boll W eevil
In w in ter th e boll weevil re tre a t
wooded c o u n try to paas th e cold
son. P la n s a re now being c a rrie d
effect to su rro u n d th ese w in ter
tr e a ts w ith poison g ases and so
»troy »he w eevils before th e y I
a ch an ce to com e o u t In s o r ing