Evening star. [volume], September 15, 1922, Page 20, Image 20

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Extreme* in vacuum tube*. In the ;
center, the lQO-kilowatt water-roolfil I
tube; on the right, the 10-kilownft ,
water-cooled tube, and on the left, the
little peanut*' tube (type X), whwiej
filament can be lighted with a * ingle ,
dry cell. The filament heating current ;
of the 100-kilowaft tube la ninty-one I
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Special Dispatch to The Star
NORFOLK. Va.. Sep^mber io.?Ra-? ;
] dio and the airplane have ended the j
j isolation that has marked those who ;
devote their lives to the keeping of
lighthouses and lightships ever since j
that service was created in the !
j United States. The latest episode of j
this sort today brought a husband to
j the bedside of his wife who had been
saved from death only after a sixhour
seaplane flight from the lighthouse
at Cape Hatteras. The trip.
J however, was undertaken too late to
save her newly born baby, which died
shortly after bfrth.
The airplane brought the wife,
while the radio summoned the husband.
He, Utah Jcannette. a member
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ui uit tic" ui cue uuu? icuuci v columbine
of the lighthouse service
fleet of tenders in the reaches of
Chesapeake bay. was at work when
Mrs. Jeannette was taken ill at her
home near the Hatteras lighthouse.
Unaka Jeannette, her brother-inlaw,
keeper of the lighthouse, sent a
message by radio to the naval air
station at Hampton roads asking
that a doctor be sent to them. He
then got into touch in the same way
with his brother on the Columbine
and told him to hurry home as soon
as possible.
The Columbine returned to Norfolk
from her work Thursday and
j Jeannette prepared to take the night
i train to his home in North Carolina.
At the station, however, he was intercepted
by a message telling him
; that Mrs.' Jeannette had been brought
! to a Norfolk hospital. He-went there
j at once to find that, although ror a
time her life had been despaired of.
j Mrs. Jeannette was believed to be
i past the crisis. Today she was rest- j
ing easily and on the road to re
tuvci y.
The medical officer. Dr. G. Selby.
made the trip to Hatteras in the F-51
seaplane only to find that his patient
was in a very serious plight. If her
life was to be saved she had to be;
taken where she could have hospital i
care. He. bundled her in blankets j
and, accompanied by her brother-in-1
law, placed her in the cockpit of the i
plane.
The trip to. Norfolk was made in
' "JOHNSTOWN FLOOD"
DRY AGENT REINSTATED
O. R. Stiffler Made Group Head.
Will Be Transferred to
New Field.
JOHNSTOWN. Pa.. September 14.?
Relieved from duty by ^tate Prohibition
Director John T. Davis the day
after Mayor CaMffiel told brewers they
would be arrested unless they manufactured
and sold "good beer." O. R.
Stiffier was reinstated as a federal
"dry" sleuth here today. John T.
Wright, field director of prohibition
forces, in announcing the reinstatement,
said Stiflle, would be made group
head and that he would'be transferred
to Punxsutawney, Pa., with the agents
located here. TV. J. Martsolf, group
head at Punxsutafmey. and his agents
will be brought to Johnstown.
Mayor Caufflel, in his "good beer"
edict, declared Johnstown bootleggers
were selling "poison" and that the
water supply was "full of bugs."
Good beer, he said, would relieve the
situation.
COOLIDGE TO PRESIDE.
BOSTON, September 15.?Vice President
Calvin Coolldge was chosen yesterday
to preside over the republican
state convention on September 23.
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W. G. HOl'SRKKI'KH,
Of the Bell aystem research laboratory.
Inventor, with bin lOO-kilowatt
water-cooled tube. ^
An invention or interest to sclen- }
tists, particularly to radio operators
and "fans," is announced today by the
Bell telephone system. It is. in brief,
a vacuum tube 100,000 times more
powerful than science has been able
to produce hitherto.
Although the engineers who have
produced this electrical instrument
will not make any definite statement
as to what uses are in store for the
new tube, it is declared that the possession
of such a tube places this
country in the most strategic position
in the race to successful conversation
across the Atlantic.
Although the new tube can be held
in one hand it will produce sufficient
power to bridge the ocean for telegraphic
purposes, and will, in time, it
is expected, completely replace the
cumbersome machinery now necessary
for that purpose.
Engineers believe that two such
tubes connected in parallel will carry
the voice across the ocean, and fcur
will certainly do so under practically
all conditions, so that a reliable and
uninteruupted service can be maintained.
The credit for the development of
the tube is given to W. B. Houskeeper
of the Bell system research laboratories.
Announcement of this invention recalls
that the Bell system engineers
are the only scientists who have
talked across the Atlantic. When
they accomplished this feat several
years ago they needed 300 of the most
powerful tubes then known.
LIFE IS SAVED
LANE AND RADIO
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six hours, the pilot moderating: his
normal speed so that the sick woman 5
would receive the maximum of com- j
fort. An ambulance was ordered by j
radio and was in waiting at the naval :
air station when the landing was j
made and she was hurried to the j
hospital.
The F-51 was piloted by Lieut. T.
D. Gunn, with Machinist's Mate O. H.
Young as mechanician, while Chief
Pharmacist's Mate L. F. Maloney went
along as assistant to Dr. Selby.
Other airplanes have made the j
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medical treatment to the folk living j
along the narrow strip of sarid be- !
tween the Albemarle and Pamlico
sounds and the Atlantic ocean and. I
once or twice, bringing those most |
dangerously ill to the Norfolk hospitals.
hut this was the first time that !
both the airplane and the radio have !
been utilized in uniting husband and I
wife when one of them was close to i
death.
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EATHS FROM ALCOHOL
IN NEW YORK INCREASE
ty Health Head Reports 169 in
1922, as Compared With 119
for 4-11 of Last Year.
the Associated Press.
*EW YORrf". September 15 ?Death!
sm alcoholism are Increasing here
\ Royal 8. Copeland. commissioner
health, said today. During the flr.si
rht months of this year there wert
9 deaths from alcoholism, as cornred
with fU9 during the whole ol
st year. .
Jurlng the first eight months of thii
ar there were also five deaths frore
3pd alcohol poisoning and five fron
ain alcohol poisoning.
MAX WARBURG1N U. S.
sfuses to Say Whether He Is Flee
ng From German Antl-Semitlcs.
NEW YORK. September 15.?Man
arburg, one of Germany's leading
anciers. who was reported to have reived
a written threat of assassinatior
[lowing ^he murder of Dr. Waltei
Lthenau, German foreign minister, anrf
have disappeared from Hamburg lasl
Dnth, arrived on the Resolute yestery.
With him was his brother, Felia
arburg, New York banker, and the
ter's wife and two sons.
Max Warburg's name did not appeal
the regular list of passengers, but
ls on the added list. He refused tc
b reporters and in reply to a question
tether he was here to avoid the enty
of a German anti-semitic society
s secretary replied that he came tc
sit relatives.
"That must be the sale answer tc
ly and all questions," he said.
This is understood to be the first time
ix Warburg has been in America since
18. Felix Warburg has been ir
irope since May last.
Havana water supply is 40,OOO.OOC
lions daily.
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Bh J memory to
beginning ot
season ? remen
SLAN-TAN. It wai
mnot nnniilor QfM'
UlVOb pupuiui tjtia
Washington?we m?
so, for it was etfclui
GROSNER. And no
are "heading" the
for fall with "G
GREEN."
A SUPEI
Shade SS
appeal to thi
men, who are <
tasteo for reft
In the wearing
GP.OS-GREEN
crrAP.n.
caste or tinge
tive of the ver
grey-ish green
grocn-ish gray;
you must see ii
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Young's M 1
Hats, ff rtrfj
$5 and $6 .
Manhattan
Shirts
Members ef thi
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in. gray and green. All sia
VALUES
$30 to $45
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d cassimeres. Belt backs
34 to 44. Just what y
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OUST JVIANILA TUTOR.
Craig Accused of Publicly Criticizing
School Management.
By the Associated ?ress.
MANILA. P. I.. September 15.?
Prof. Austin Craig:, head of the department
of history in the University
of the Philippines; today was diss
missed by the board of repents on
. a charge of conduct prejudicial to
" the interests of the university. Craig
t is said to have criticized the hoard of
regents and President Benton in a
- public statement,
f Vice Gov. Gillmore, president of
the board of regents, and President
3 Benton of the university, issued a
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beautiful store. We invite
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5 Better Business Bureau for Truth ii
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Cord Coal
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$22-50
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rou want for fall wear.
None Worth
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id Hats, Felt or 1
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TIONA
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statement explaining: 'Craig's dis- i
missal as they saw it.
The question of the generally accepted
principle of academic freedom
is not involved in the action taken
upon the case of Prof. Craig.'' it jaid.
""he regents. while they recognized
that the principle of academic freedom
is now .irmly established in the
world of scholarship, felt constrained
to recognize that there is a plain line
of demarkation always to be drawn
between commendable freedom, which
consists of fair comment and criticism
of principles and policies, and
reprehensible license, dealing in half
truths and personalities."
About 62.7 per cent of the world s
shipbuilding is being done in British
shipyards.
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