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SULTS :l\dn- $0%.. | â€" 1994 4581 titlâ€" e 22 life unâ€" ere Ave. ts It va * J. H. ANDERSON ‘ MONUMENT co. _ In planning this set, several unâ€" ‘usual factors had to be considered. ‘The set, 6ugh high in power, had ito be pact enough to fit into the ‘small room of each ship. The {voltages had to be kept down to a minimum, because of the small space in the radio room, and the panel had to be of| the â€""dead front" type, so that the , if thrown against jit during a heavy sea, wouldn‘t be exposed to dangerous voltage. w Has Special Tubes / At the: same time, the set had /to be strongly assembled. 'l'h:.t:‘?{u ‘had to be simple:and yet Hi acâ€" «curate. The emitteéd wave had to be free of harmonics and independent of any variations due to the rolling jadd pitching of the ships. f Regardless of weather conditions, Te Piocncs tint postuone dhio C hK & ninl:u their Mm of drift, obâ€" serving the mflm plants in the neighborhood constantly warning shipping of *meo. their speed of travel and their direction. f Result of Titantic Disaster This ”r'ix is a result of the fatal Q;ld:f the Titantic in 1912, with most of i ) It‘s conducted by t&m‘{:’ifl‘l’m 8‘:& but is lct::tlz inâ€" te cost being s by the leading maritime powers. s All these ‘requirements have been met by the new transmitter. The pose. Their sp duty‘is to save life at sea, so they‘ve been constructâ€" ed to the innovation in radio. { . Their n?t:mt i; a 2,000 watt: telephone telegra tn:-.‘mg C e::fl‘to be huxdc:t:‘"' ing shi enoug e h y pass ips through the 1 inclement weather and to be ed up at Washington when conditions are favorable. 9 Stations / These itwin transmitters could be broadcasting stations, more powerful than most of those entertaining radio fans today, were it not for regulaâ€" tions forbidding their use for this purâ€" SOLDIERS MEMORIAL OAK PARK Granite Cut and Erected by mmu-’mnmm ters, the Tampa and the Modoc, Boston .about March 1 to guard pasâ€" sengers at gea against the menace of floating icebergs. | U, 8. Coastguard Vessels Patrol to â€"Avert Anotlmn" Titanic Disaster; Have Modern * Equipment _ WATCH GREAT SEA LANES POWERFUL RADIO ON ICEBERG GUARDSHIPS THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1926 J. A. Torstenson&Co. ~~A N Dâ€" DECORATING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES We Make the Better _ Class f uflfm P 5751 Ravenswood Ave. Vrite for Catalogue 368 Central Ave. Highland Park Phone H. P. 2443 Imported and Domestic W A L L PA P ER S PA IN TIN G ed. It was a little farm, pretty well knocked to pieces now, but regimental was reported to prefer it to a change; they had the Boche‘s system down, so that they could/ count on him. His shelling always‘fell into method when "A man‘s fut‘dnnodm_fdlng' in; there are no such â€"things on a battleâ€" field as fresh troops, for you always approach by forced. marches, infinitely wearyâ€"‘but comin.‘, outâ€"Boy, : we make knots!â€"‘ They reached La Voie du ‘Chatelle, where regimental was, and where the old Boche always shellâ€" S, M. C., describes mfi,@m&%filv of the ‘trenches in ‘"Into Belleau/ Wood" in the March Scribner‘s magazine: . If the captain on bridge wants to talk to W from ‘his : staâ€" tion in the middle of the ~Atlantic, he need only pick up the microphone in front 6f him and talk to remote control on the ship direct with his listener,. + Capt. Thomason . 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PEASE Opposite Northwestern Passenger Depot Pharmacist Many residents of the Indian Hill section attendedâ€"a=~meeting held by the board of local improvements last woek to consider ‘ the question of widening ‘Wilson street and Winnetâ€" ‘ka avenue in the vicinity of the Inâ€" dian Hill station and. the| business block,. â€" No action was taken at the meeting, the matter being held over until the next meéeting of the village eouncil, April 20. Special assessment proceedings for this project have been instituted, jfollowing a request for the street widening by the Indian Hill Improvement association. â€"It was the contention of this body that the narâ€" row pavement at the intersection of Wilson street and Winnetka avenue created a dangerous condition. Vaâ€" rious opinions as to the wisdom of widening the streets were voiced at | the meeting. It was suggéested that | property owners of the vicinity atâ€" | tempt to work out a suitable plan. he had long enough, and the superior man could, by watching him a few days, avoid unpleasantness. La Voie du Cha as the. world knew, reâ€" ceived attention from 11:45 to 12:10 every night. Then he laid off until three, when his dayâ€"shift came on. You could set your watch by it, The platoon went cheerfully past." The word "Illinois" is a combination of French and Indian, It means "tribe ‘of men," not only in the sense of those b\r:’dod together, ‘ but of those who hold themselves superior and elevated above others.‘ Meeting Held. Last Week Atâ€" tended by Many Citizens; INDIAN HILL PLANS _ _/ WIDENING STREETS THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS _ by Many U An{ther lntcr Women: in 23,000,000 families still do backbreaking labor over flu,w::: ly washtub, according to Edith Mcâ€" Clure Patterson, budget specialist of t:)qb.Genenl Federation of Women‘s elubs. > ‘ esdfi The following article ‘ apâ€" peared in the Philadelphia fi azw Bulletin, ‘indi¢ating a growing interâ€" est in the welfare of women: . w on mn on on on on on un n ay e m on we on h as uit ue te wak un e on ow on me e s as on on on un Ce an m us ns ns on on w on us m s on m on we is un on ae w m on on on ho me on n e us we on Five candidgte# are running. Jackson‘s name is last. Find it. Lake County is more than five times larger than Boone in voting strength. McHenry casts more than twice as many votes as Boone. If Boone count)%\voted solidly for Jackson he would need as many votes again from Lake and McHenry to win. The estimated popâ€" ulation of the three counties follows: | LakeGountySO,ooo x a McHenry county athuten t ... tss 5 Boone county ........... .. .:..16,000 . _‘ "._ Two years ago Boone county gave Jackson 7,638 votes. The other two counties voted as follows: } o4 \ ies McHenry .. 3,378 4,564 8895 /. : These figures show that fiikeax\d McHenry must give Jackson generous support if each county is to be represented on the ticket. Befairto Boone county. â€" .. | _\ _ _: j Lake county asks only one member of the house of representaâ€" tives. Boone county asks but one. l(eflenry county has three candidates. Up to six years ago Mcflex{‘eogmty held the senaâ€" torship and both Republican representatives, Lake and Boone being practically unrepresented. ‘Then by nominating a Repubâ€" lican from each county, representation was divided in an even and just way.. Lake county has the senator, #hd should have a repâ€" resentative. Boone also should have a ‘j itative. The only way Boone county can get a place on the tic sby help from Lake county. Be fair to Booneâ€"and vote for Jackson.. _ _ â€"â€" El6 THE OFFICIAL PRIMARY VOTE ct Him to the Legistature L. JACKSON Illinois is the only state which has a circulation @%M educaâ€" tional motion pictures. It has taken more than mm ears to complete the present series of from two to six reel m' f 4 «Women of this community can at tainthis goal by calling The Home Towne Laundry, Highland Park 1051 as Shown on Sample Ballot Belo MARK YOUR BALLO Weiss Jackson Francis 24,506 â€" 3,527 â€" 7465 Saturday, April 10th in the School Election of â€"District 108 School District No. 108, Lake County, ~â€"~Illinois For Two Members to serve for three years For President to serve one year (Vote for one) DELMER M. BLASIER GEORGE W. CARR WILFORD C. SHIPNES (Vote for two) HARRY L. CANMANN Saturday, April 10, 1926 Annualâ€"School Election For Roard of Education SPECIMEN BALLOT rnmmatyas c ies Illinois‘ public utilities ed or‘controlled by a emaill by 625,000 persons, the ings of which range from five to ten shares. â€" The investigating craze when they begin to invest who want investigations m ida Timesâ€"Union. â€" PAGE FIVE up but those Flor. hold of