The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-18
WIRELESS BOOKS
IN DEMAND At
PUBLIC LIBRARY
Since Republic Disaster Many
Volumes on Subject Have
Been Read.

Books ON wireless telesraphy and
Telephony are in great demand at the
Public Library. on application at the
desk in the department readers will be
shown all the books, not listed here, on
general telegraph and telephone prac-
tjse:
Aotnerlc, or Wireless Telegrnphy, by
Biaine, eliB5i; Wireless Telegraphy aud
;5ertniaIi waves, by Sottone, SlB55: Wire
iees leleSiaply, tS Collins, bo4Co3; Manual
OF Wireless leieGraply, by Collins. 6oiCtsI;
NAeies5 islesraphS, ny Elchhorn, oo4iii2.
Nieiess feiesfapiy, uy tahie, 6o4tl4l;
,tlemlitg, %U5iLr62; Autobiography ana Radio
lelepIoJy, by bIenling, ooir6si; Wireless
deies1apDy lof ,4NAua.euls, py Graham,
~boii>59, Wireless IeIegrapny, by Kerr,
bo4hso, Sisnuinig Through space, ~ Louge,
so4Lsz; Wireless Ielegrapny and Telephony,
by Aassle, 654Mos; " Ireless 1elegrapnS
and telephony, by Niazzolto, 664Ai45; RADIO
geography, by MonciSton. tO4Mi; Handbook
ox w irelesS lelegtapn3, Wy Muti ay, bo4Al5b;
Maxwells Theory anu Wireless 1elegrapny,
o. W ireiess. IeiesrapnS, ny hobisou, tostsob;
Mireiesh Ioiepitony. oy hummer, eoattSo,
Mneiess tSies,aphy, oy sewais Oo3ses'
G6tStl; Wireless Ieiesfapny, by T~unzelmua,
Sb4Ie3.
Over 700 different titles OF books on
electricity II all its branches are to
be FOUND IN the catalogue OF the
library. There is 10 class of books in
The technical department which re-
ceives greater use, The following list
is made up OF "A selection OF such books
as are most recent and most frequently
sought in Its classes under which they
are grouped, and will prove a valuable
help to all seekers after information
on the subject:
Electricity for Beginners.
hleetricity Tor Everybody, by Atkinson.
Child, 5S7ClS; Electrician Primers, three
volumes. SSlC1S, ELECTRICITY OF Today, by
Gibson. Ss!Gsb; Electricity Made Simple. by
Haskins. 5S1ii273: Electricity Made Easy,
oy Houston d Kennedy, 537Hsll5; Eiec-
tricity for Young People, by jerks, 537J42;
Ley nnEao to , uaderstand E;iectrical Work. by
Electricity, by Munro. 5S1Mszll; Electrical
Handieraft, by st. John, 5~Si.Ssa2iI; Elec-
seh5l4; ELECTRICITY simplified, by Sloane,
oo'Slol; Lessons IN Practical Electricity,
by Swoope, 5S7Sw7.
Modern Electricity Theory, by Camp
Eleetrlcity, BY Dayidge and hutchinson,
ElD2S; Electrical Influence Machines, by
Gray. 537G792; Electricity in Everyday
Life. by Houston. three volumes. 537fiSlI4.
Electrical installations, by Kennedy, five
volumes, 5SlkSS; First Year Course of
Practical Magnetism. by Shaw, 537Shg;
ELECTRICITY in Homes and Workshops, by
Walker, 632.3W15; Electrical CONTRACTING,
by Auerbacher, 537.sAu3.
electrical Measurements.
Reading and Testing Electric Meters. by
Brown, S7.7BSl; Electrical Measurements
by CarhaIt and Patterson. 537. 1Cl9; In
uustrial Electrical Measuring Instruments.
by Edgecumbe, 3d.7EdS; Electricity
Meters, by Gerlardi, 537.7GS1; Electrical
Measurements, by Houston. 637. 7IS1; Eiec-
trical Engineering Measuring Instruments.
by Parr, 5SI. 7P241 Electric and Magnetic
Measurements and Measuring Instru-
nents, by Roller, 537.7R64; Electrical IN
~efrunents and Testing, by Schneider, $751;
How to Make Electric Batteries, by
Bubier, So. sBs5s: Primary Batteries, BY
Carhart, b37.SC19; Dry Batteries, By
Schneider, 537. SSchHl1; Modern Primary
batteries. by Schneider, 5s7.sSch513.
Electric wiring.
Switchbosrds, by Baxter, 537. sB3S: Stand
ard Wiring, by Cushing, 537. SECS: Electric
Wiring. Diagrams and Switchboards. by
Harrison. b37. 8H24; Universal Wiring Com
fntcr. by Herring, 557. eH42; Modern Wiring
Diagrams, by Horetmanp and Tousley,
AsHlS Elcctric-liglt Wiring, by Knox.