Evening Star Newspaper, September 14, 1926, Page 26

res THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1926. ; " < T ’ & i 1d be paid f d h A e CAPT. HUTTER ACQUITTED. HOSPITAL GUILD O T i TR Tt | S oot hegta o | g man W g 38 i o[ | "Officers or the guild for the coming |is ahout 400 francs, or about the same | the value of a camel. ‘ To A" Who Suffer Stomach | Found ot ouitty. on Avpest ot SEEKING MEMBERS e, anins, s | S[BRECYINVEN"UN I”Hr]\‘l;m:";f”in:’:“‘” b s ".'“_f“ """“" “; Agony, Gas and-lndlgestion iber 14, Cagl. Howar: Hutter., Medi el Corpe Y. A was found not | Double Enrollment—Plans Al- : X Peoples Drug. Stores Make This Offer e | guilty of driving an automobile while Gt e vl L Broadcasting Fres From Un- | i "Comt for Trine iy Sy Gl W Mis °'n\-.wfm_ Nrs. G“’u Hin || Money Back If One Bottle of Dare's Mentha Pepsin Doesn't Do | County here vesterday. Capt. Hutter - ble and . A. S. Henderson. You More Good Than Anything You Ever Used H d’ June sville Plans for doubi: hy embershi s wanted Tun|ng.|n Work | i June 11 at Hyattsvi an doubing the memhership | E 7 i = > : e - gt . " |y _Robert C. Galingher. chiel of po- i g b : 3 You can be so distressed with gas| Oh. what blessed relief’ Rut why e Afior Meing found uilty lsnd|or e Woman's Gulld (of Sinley Me Slavery Exists in Africa and tullness and hloatinz that vou | not get rid of such attacks alto of J. H. Hammond, Jr. ,,,m, I Justice of the Peace Retta D, |morial Hospital were announced today | There are two forms of slavery in 4 ; | think your heart is going to stop |sether? Why have chronic indiges. . Mggris ai Hyattsville, he noted an ap- | following a meeting of the giild's of.| Africa. One is a kind of serfdom I beating. at all? much the same as in England in the B i\ s wo 1 medictne you peal. ficers in the office and sewing room of | niddje ages. The other is real slavery. = Il Your stomach may be so distendea | With this wonder ful medicine you o : it prese J6hn Gorman of TN X T boa Pl can overcome indigestion or dyvspep. BY FREDERIC WILLIAM WILE, | | Ferreseniative 1o Gornieh of [t |the new addition to the hospital. The | the slaves being negroes who are . . that your breathing 1s short and J S CLEToe, /7S Smach ar any ab ' The world's first so-called “secret | Hutier and was finea for disorderly | frorag€r®hip is now about 1,500, it s | __ Ll normal condition that keeps tha éperation” broadcasting system is | conduct and paid, was not present i ppe’he | o E A Quick .“‘n. ’5 You thirk perhaps vou are suffa. [ stomach in constant rebellion. and s 3 . meeting was called by Mrs, Joy S cating ne bottle will e About tn he installed at the Vatican. | here vesterday. Representative | Blmer Morgan. president of the | R s ol e : AI”n “».”' R m - o Elmer Morgan. president of the guild, | umons | md’ug time |, X e y and pray for quick | | Over 8:000 hoitles sold in ene small Ne | o siness were arranged for, Mrs. H.| Prevent shoe pressure. i > i : 8 h 1 d ‘...memm of court and. i not kn Sl el Fant alios praesai AT ALL DEALERS ol b iy Hammond, world famed mining engi- | he was charged with disorderly ca The Wfcst rerilarimeating (ot this At all drug ane : e e i neer and resident of Washington | duct. season will e held in Rust Cha m,\ DrScholl’s . 3 s the zas disappears, the pressing on Dleasant Mr. Siammond, jr., went 10-ltaly | e ——————— 10:45 o'clock, fl'nd‘ » the heart ceases, and vou can lc h eiixir that Peaples Y:'ylj e e Aesignated as Ztno-pa J FeeAtHedean i arid racUEalic: tlar mharmaciate anvwhara of rigging up the system. \When it |an engineer of Mr. HlTammond's stand > i ated. as | ; N i# in operation the Pope will he able | ing cannot be gnored. 1 am only | nnua i G fo communicate hy radio not only to |sorry that the United States ern- | any “pre-determined” special destina- | ment has not found ways and means tea or rudience, but do so without [of keeping so wonderful an achieve- the possibility of outsiders “listening [ment exclusively in America.” Wireless Torpedo Control. Arrangements for _equipping the s . -~ holy see with Hammond's invention | John Hays Hammond, jr., althou : ' are understood to have heen made ksli\! a young man, has long had emi & through Cardinal (Connell of BOston. | nence in wirelers sctence. He first | 4 5 although when this writer applied at |, i SR ior of | 3 She cardinl'a offio for Intormation | DeoAIne prominent ax the il j0th, 11th F M knowledge of the Vatiean broadcasting | & type of torpedo for coast defense, th, , an S station was disclaimed. Mr. Hammond ";:"f‘”‘;"‘”‘r:‘a"m:‘: O e e G b loh i Carth | € ortifics 5 e o A a witors i | board recommended the Hammond tor towering experimental radio masts are | edo to Congress for exclusive puv conspienous features of that pic- | © Dy = - el 1|lrar’y)u|= countryside and -nachnrn,‘ | mond 0 mv.'"lsd the o thermic” incendiary projectile used by ; 5 Patented In 1923, all the allled armies in the Worl ar. A . b l ? The I'nited States Army, Naval and / 4 ale o The Inventor describes ax one of the | Signal Corps for some time have been ) primary objects of his invention “the | using Hammond's system of selective transmission of radiant energy where. | radio telegraphy. by which eight mes. 7 5 2 % by gecrecy of operations may be main- | sages are conveved simultaneously o tained and interference avoided.” Of-|one carrier wave. Mr. Hammond is a | a OC on ficlally entitled “a system for the|graduate of Yale (Sheffield Scientific ¢ \ 2 transmission and reception of radiant [ School) and of George \\'asmngmn: energy.” it was patented in the United | ['niversity. | ates Patent Office on August 7, 1923. | When this writer was at Rome. in | B Mr. Hammond has hee working on | August, 1924 tican authorities | -~ _his idea incessantly since he filed his | stated that “American friends of the Y original application for patent in Feb. | holy father” contemplated presenting w3 4 2 rnary, 1915 lis latest improvementt |the Pope with a wonderful broadcast g ’ were patented in April, 1926 ing ion. Apparent! he Ham- The phase of the Hammond system [ mond “secret operation: stem was | that will enable its operators to fix |the one referred to. i definitely the point of reception is | (Copyright. 1926.) technically set forth by the inventor 5 4 3 In U. S Patent No. 1.463994, as fol- | & & . Tows. A selective system wherein a plu- rality of wave trains or series of waves are simultaneously emitted in such a manner that there will he a pre-de- ! g termined difference in phase relation /oo B : i ship hetween different series or trains i * of waves, and wherein the plurality of series or irains of waves are selec. % y tively received hy a receiving system JIBLch € maunelitns Sheeil el ’%e Best Oil in the World! -~ It is super-refined— I un ma An nn i Delicately etched links I vesult of the pre-determined differ. | | ence in phase of the received waves ‘ | . Ultlmately May Talk to U, s. | || The Cream of the separate the high lndwar'i(r‘- ‘arwvu!;ns to Mr. Ham.| || Crude. P it W h . t square cabochon stones. mond’s underiying claims. 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