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THE SUNDAY CITIZEN, ASHEVILLE, N. C, APRIL 1, 1917.
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If a new system of communication
between tn senate chamber and en
at office building, where the national
law maker held forth, la adopted our
senators will be summoned from their
offices, kept Informed of exactly what
m koi riff on at any- given minute on
the floor of the chamber, and notified
of special ( legislation by a ay item of
electric bulletin machines Installed
throughout the senate oflloee and
. operated on the Principle of the eom
' nton stock ticker from a central office
In the national capltol. The operator
of the device will alt in with the
shorthand .- reporter and write out
bulletlna on a master electric device
in the eena'-e chamber- It may fee.
-army appropriation out up ror a
bate," or "meeting, of aenate commit
tee in room two." Whatever la writ
ten out by the operator on the master
instrument la 'at one copied by a
hundred ; or more electric "hands"
installed tn the office in the aenate
oftloea several block away.
For year the legislature has bean
kept In touch after a crude fashion
by system of eleotrlo signal bells
having a coda of ringing elgnal of
Hopes
Women Will
This Habit
As Well As Men
Adopt
Gtaae of hoi water aach mom
big help it took and feel
loan, aweot, frh,
Happy, bright, alert vigorous and
vivacious a good clear akin; a nat
ural, rosy complexion and freedom
from nines are assured only by clean,
healthy blood. If only every woman
and likewise every man could realise
the wonder of the morning lneide bath
what a gratifying change would take
lac.
Instead of the thousands of sickly,
AiiaemicxooKing men, women ana
girla with pasty or muddy complex
' Ions; Instead of the multitudes of
"nerve wrecks." "rundowns," "brain
faga" and pessimists we should aee a
vhila, optimistic throng of rosy -cheek
ed oeo pie everywhere.
An inside bath la had by drinking,
' each morning before breakfast, a alaea
of real hot water with a teaapoonful of
limestone phosphate in it to wash from
the stomach, liver, kidney aad ten
yards of bowels the previous day la
tligeatibl wests, eour fermentations
and poison, thus cleansing, sweetening
and freshening tn entire alimentary
canal before putting more food into
the stomach.
Those sub) set to sick headache. MI.
lonsnssi, nasty breath, rheuaaatlsm.
colds; and particularly thoee who have
a pallid, sallow complexion aad who
ar constipated very often, are argad to
obtain quarter pound . of ttmeatoa
phosphate at the drag store wale) will
coat but a trifle but Is sufficient to
demonstrate the quick and remarkable
change tn both health and appearance
awaiting those who practice internal
sanitation. We meat remember that
Inald cleanliness la more lm portent
than eertside. because the ekta doea not
from one to five rings. For Instance
on ring might mean, "Senator Jones
wanted on the floor," and ao on
tnrough tu Ave ring. But auch
system easily led to confusion and
for some time there haa been a grow
ing aeatiment - among the senators
favoring' the installation of eom sys
tarn whereby the member should
know Just what was going on In the
aenat chamber. The experiments
bow oeing conducted with the new
system, it la believed, will lead to the
permanent adoption of the new eleo-
mo bulletin system which haa al
ready proved of value in hotela, wait
in; roome, and office.
The new device la uncanny in the
way me pen darts out from Its cor
ner and writes with a perfectly easy
awing the bulletins aa they are jotted
down fey the central operator at a
distant point. Then the machine with
a row clioka lifts the line of writing
out of the way and it I readv for
another message. The record of past
massages la preserved and may be In
spected at any tkna while meaeagee
taat written remain in plain sight on
tne bulletin rack of the machine.
secret of Mysterious Pen.
The mystery of the nen which
write without the touch of a hu
man hand 1 always faacinatlnr to
those who stand about and watch the
bulletins aa they appear. The prin
ciple of the operation of the device
la really much slmnler. however, than
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I tne average onlooker would supposs.
i It depends upon the well known prin-
clple that an electric current of vary
I Ing Intensity Induces a magnetio at
traction of similar variation in an
I electro-magnet The motions of the
J master pen in the hands of the opera
tor are communicated tnrougn two
silk eorda or wires to a device which
varies the etrength of the current aent
out to the distant Instrument. One
aiik cord varlea the atreneth of the
electric current aa th pen movea up
and down and the other controls the
Intensity of the current aa the pen
movea at a certain speed across the
paper In a lateraf direction. The
recording Instrument at the receiving
ena are similar to the sending end,
only electro -magnets are attached to
the receiving pena and these pull the
pen according to th pulsations of
tne current -received from the con
trolling Instrument. The receiving
inatrument then converts these pulsa
tions into writing and a feeling me
chanism controlled by a ttny motor
turns up a new apace of papers after
tne line pas poen written. The whole
system operates very much on the
same general principle as the or
dinary pantograph ao frequently uaed
for copying drawing with the distinc
tion that the tracing and reproducing
ends are connected by electric wires
instead of by wooden or metal con'
necting strips a few Inohee Ion.
The variety of usee fa which these
umm airswjy oeen put toucn
almost every line of bualnaaa or pro
fession. The doctor haa an attendant
at hla receiving reowi and the name
and address of each waiting patient
la written dowa in the order of ar
rival. A record Inr Instrument In the
pnyatctaa s omce write out th nam
of the patients and makes a duslicate
of th attendant' record for perma
nent reference. It enables the phyei.
etaa to keep In touch, with hla wait
ing patients, to know whs la "next "
and to refresh his memory of name
and faces.
The nocttrfe BW1 Bow.
One of the larsreat hotela n Mm
Tork baa a score ef these machines
Installed tthreaghout the parlors, din
mg rooms, uoerty aad grllL When
man wanted on the electric writing
macnine. The silent method the eleo
trlo method of "paging" a guest
aoes away with tne noisy bell boy (lis
turbing the guest by bawling out "Mr,
Jones wanted at the office." The
message la usually delivered more
promptly because It la written aimul
taneoualy on Illuminated bulletin
boarda on all floors of the hotel, and
the party called Is relieved front un
desirable advertising when he an
nounces that he la the one called,
Often embarasslng mistakes in names
occur when the bell boy mumbles the
name. This la not possible when the
name 1 spelled out tn full on the
electric bulletin machine.
Railways were among the first users
of the electric, bulletin machines and
now they are used in many of the
largest paeannger stations in the coun
try to announce the time of arrival
or departure of trains, the tracks they
come' In or go out on, and the kind
of accommodations provided by
coaches, aleeplng, and parlor cars,
Factories and storerooms have
found the device Invaluable for list
inr goods ordered and for communl
eating the orders to the various ware
houses aa fast aa they are written
down. The system Imposes an addi
tional check on the usual methods
of Invoicing goods.
The Advantage.
I tell you, hearing those star opera
singer on the phonograph la almost
aa good as hearing them on the
stare."
Far better. Tou can shut them
off whenever you like on the phono
graph." Chicago Herald.
Served Him Right.
Mrs. Owens John, the butcher
from where we used to live haa found
out our address. He called with that
last year's bill and waa really impertinent
Owens (hotly) Impertinent waa
he! Well, now, we'll just let him wait
for hla money. Boston Transcript.
absorb Impurities to contaminate the
blood, while the pore In th thirty feet' earn ana Mit. f i, r- i. il .1"
of bowel do, . .' ' sldvt. aracUc to bulletin th aama of th
LADIES! LOOK YOUNG,
DARKEN GRAY
Use the Old-time Sage Tea
and Sulphur and Nobody
will Enow.
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WILL THE CITY OP THE FD'
TTJRE BE BTOiT Hi A
4- STRAIGHT LINE.
"Roadtown," tho city of the future,
described in the April American Mag
azlne, la the noval Idea of an Inventor
named Edar Chambless, who has
conceived an entire city with an ideal
transportation system shooting out In
to the country In a straight line. En
glneera, city planners and efficiency
experts have marveled at Its possibili
ties,
"While studying the transportation
problems of New York City, trying to
figure out a subway system for freight
delivery, Mr. Chambless evolved
housing scheme, a series of towers
like smokestacks, joined and braced
from outside, each apartment an en
tire floor with air and - light on all
sides, easily accessible by fast eleva
tors, to be built of concrete, two
hundred and twenty-five stories high
and engineers pronounced It pos
sfble! Suddenly, In the night the
Idea came to him to take the towers
down and lay them flat on the ground
to build out Into the country, not
up Into the aky,
This, then, la the plan for the city
In the country: The houses, whether
a hundred or a thousand are all In one
line. The basement I a continuous
passaga, with a noiseless and weli-
ventuated system of transportation.
Each house has its own stairs to the
platform, which runa the entire
length.
"In this basement are the conduiu
for all the pipes and wlrea of Road-
town. Having gas, water, and elec
tricity in a stralgth line is one of .he
great economies of the new city.
Every apartment haa on two sides
air and light. The two ends partition
off the adjacenrhouses.
The country, with gardens and
farms, is Immediately accessible at
every point. Within a half mile on
either side, there are two acres of
land for each family, sufficient, th9
Intensive agriculturist assert, for
their support.
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While Billy 8nnday' advsac guard Is orsanldnf churehe In Now Tork for hla campaign titer axf
Month, carpenter are finishing th biggest tabernacle over built for tho rvlvllst. at th old American
league ball park. It coat $70,000 and eatg 10.009. Nearby are email building for ritfkaei, lire andk
bther emersenele.
HOW A SUBMARINE REVEALS IT-
SELf.
Gray hair, however handsome, de
notes advancing age. We all know tho
advantages of a youthful appearance.
Your hair la your charm. It makes or
mar the face. When It fades., turns
gray ana too streaked, just a few
application of Sage Tea and Sulphur
enhance its appearance a hundred
fold.
Don't stay srar! Look voun!
Either prepare the recipe at home or
get from any drug store a SO-cent bot
tle of "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
.Compound." Which 1 merely the
old-time recipe Improved by the addi
tion of other ingredients. Thousands
of folk recommend this ready-to-uee
preparation, because It darkens the
hair beautifully, besides no one can
possibly tell, as It darkens so
naturally and evenly. You moisten a
apongs or soft brush with It, drawing
tnia tnrougn in nair. takinr one
mall strand at a time. By morning
the gray hair oHaaDnears: after an
other application or two. Its natural
color la restored and It becomes thick,
gioesy and lustrous, aad you appear
mrm younger.
Wyeth's Sag and Sulphur Com
pound la a delightful toilet requisite.
It Is not Intended for the cure, mi Ufa.
tioa or nrovoBjUea mg disease, Adrt.
"The roof of this long line of
houses ie also a continuous passage
APRIL'S COMING CP THE HILL.
April's coming up the hill.
Cheeks abloom and azure eyes.
Stealing softly to my door.
She thinks to take me by surprise.
But I ve been watching long for her,
From my window looking down
On the first note of her voice
My heart awoke from aad dismay.
Ah! April, car- you bring me Daca
The life that winter took away 7
April's comlri; up the hill.
Flush of peach blow on her cheek
She's spreading down her mantle
areen
Across the meadow bare and bleak
To follow gladly In her, train.
Sunbeams flllter through the clouds,
Laughing at her through the rain.
She pauses at the school house door
To call the children out to play.
Ah, April, can you bring me back
The child that winter too, awayr
Aprlf s corning up the hill.
Scent the Hiec on her breath.
Surely one io young and fair
Nothing anow of gner or aeatn.
But she pauses at the grave
Where a little gtrl'e asleep:
Lay her tribute, fresh and green.
Bow her golden head to weep.
Then she paasea on ao blithe
In her flowering, bright array.
Ah! April, ran yon bring me back
The joy that winter took awayr
'Med Raoson, In Christian Advocate.
Mlnlatur naval battle may he
staged in an ordinary bath tub with a
electric towing apparatus for
moving model battieahlD about la the
.tr -
A submarine always reveals her
presence to the seelnr eve. If near
the surface, her periscope leaves the
betraying wake, and, even when ahe
e a hundred feet or more under wa
ter, she always disturbs the surface
In a way that, to the experienced ob
server, makes her presence known.
The watcher in an airplane quickly
sees such disturbances, even If the
submarine is too far under th sea
to be seen itself.
But the Important fact la that
the submarine spends most of her
time on the surface. The U-BS's abil
ity to sail seventy miles under water
without rising le regarded as. a great
achievement. Most submarines, that
is, cannot keep eutomerged nearly so
long. The. reason 1 that It haa to
come to the surface to recharge Its
electric batteries. This recharging is
done by the oil engines, which can
work only on the surface, because of
the exhaust. In addition to Its other
disadvantages, this recharglnev pro
cess makes a noise that can be heard
five miles away. While undergoing
this ordeal, the submarine Is in a
helpless condition, and a well aimed
shot even from a small gun, such as a
motor boat can carry, can pierce Its
thin steel plate and send It to the
bottom. Th World' Work for
March.
Put One Over Murphy.
Faddy waa jubilant. He chuckled
as he sat In the corner of the pot
house fire.
"What's the jokeT" aaked a neigh
bor. "Shure, and A've done a deal!"
chortled Paddy.
"Oood!"
"A've gave Murphy th' ould mar
for a cartload o hay.'
"But what's the good of the hay If
the mare's gone?" aaked the neighbor.
"Och. bedad," said Paddy, with
glee, "Murphy promises to lend ma
the ould mare to ate it!" London,
Answers.
Powerful electric sirens Installed in
Paris, France, will be uaed to warn
citizens of the approach of Zeppeltna
la Danger.
Sandy McTavish waa a hlahlv skill-
ed workman in a new aircraft factory-
Therefore it happened one day
that Sandy waa aaked If ha would
care to accompany the work a via
ror on on of hi trial flights I a
machine.
Sandy, after some hesttatloa. ag"eed
to do so.
During the flight the aviator arked
Sandy how he was enjoying It.
"To tell the truth." answered .the
Scot. "T wad rather be on the
groun'!"
"rut, tut." replied tne nying man.
"I'm lust thinking of looping th
loop."
'For heaven s sake don't da
that!" yelled th new .very nervous
McTavish. Tvs soms siller . In my
vest pockets, an' Ah aalcht lose
ew Tork Globe,
Come to Headquarters
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