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JAMES HARRIS ROGERS AND THE PORTABLE OUTFIT FOR
RECEIVING -AND CONVEYING WIRELESS MESSAGES BY
UNDERGROUND ROUTES. HE IS SHOWN TUNING UP THE
INSTRUMENT FIVE MINUTES AFTER IT WAS SET UP.
JAMES HARRIS ROGERS OF HYATTSVILLE, MD..'lS THE INVENTOR OF AN
UNDERGROUND RADIO SYSTEM BY WHICH WIRELESS MESSAGES MAY BE
SENT AND RECEIVED UNDERGROUND OR WATER WITHOUT THE USE OF
AERIALS. MR. ROGERS IS SHOWN WITH THE APPARATUS HE HAS IN
STALLED ON HIS OWN PREMISES.
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