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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12

with hts rpsSnofio ads scarcely
makes a dent In the consciousness
Of newspaper readers. Tho reader
In INCREASINGLY suExestionIred 10 buy
motor cars. expensive fineFr and
other iururies. and rent payers are
continually parting with sums In
purchase of Injuries which would
go far TO give them an equity in
q home.
"of course the advertising % Iux.
urica is perfectly legitimate. but
Inquiries DO not upbuiid comrnuni.
tbs. they do not strengthen charnc.
ter. they DO no; Improve the breed
Of men. Tho man who Ia paying
instailsnents on a home u a better
citizen. other things being equal.
than tho man who 10 paying In.
ntallmentn on n motor car. In the
roster 81 true blessings the hearth.
stone comes a long way ahead Of
the garage.
Better far a humbls home tho
" haa a mortgage on Il. than a
bill Of snle for an automobile and
bundle of rent receipts.
Tho point "a that real estate ad.
vcr,iaing. when properly done. IL
educational IN tho trueat sense OF
tho word. The most searching test
Of any community ~ the cornpnri.
son between the total OF iia home.
owners and It's rentpaycrr. Com
fnunities are said 60 be- aolidiy 60
iablishcd IN proportion TO tho num-
bor OF families that own tho roofs
over their heads The character Of
the time we live in may make Il
impossible for every ono 10 own n
home. but the desire for such own.
crship IL deeply implanted in hu.
man nature. and the heads of fam.
iiies arc continually making tho
most astonishing sacrifices TO sat.
isfy that noble and unaeifIsh crav-
ing.
Therein lies the good fortune OF
the real estate man. Hc n engaged
In marketing something every true
man wants for himself and his farm
lily. Real estate saicsmanshlp is n
contribution 10 the solidarity OF our
country. II Is tho sentiment Of
patriotism reduced to practical
terms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12

How" asked Long.
I'm tell you how said Smith.
when was young fellow l ieft
my home In sllverton 20 work In tho
woods. Ny mother prepared FOR mo
ron OF blankets. Those blankets
were as sweet and clean a. blankets
could be.
Al the camp l picked lower
bunk and went Go he'd. A logger
came IN. rianked hts muddy hoota
on my clean hiankVts and climbed
into tho upper bunk. Tho eaiks
punched holes In my blankets. Then
ne smoked a pipe and Knocked tho
ashes Into my bunk The sparks
burned holes IN my blankets.
WV slept on fir branches. There
were no mattresses. The hunks
were alive with vcrmln. We had sow.
belly for breakfast. dinner and sup
per. Everybody was dirty. There
wasn't clean or pretty thing In the
whole camp. We worked like ders
and ate and slept like hogs. Two
days of Il made wehhly OF me.
Then the al came along and un.
made me-
Long turned 10 Wesley Van.
dercocis. the chief engineer.
Van" he said. "ihrrc WIN be
mo upper hunks In iong-IsclI
camps See % w."
The camps and mills OF the Long
net are underconstructlon They
arc modern and model. Due regard
Ia paid TO ventilation and sanitation.
The food u rood. The hunks arc
clean. There - recreation and hos.
pitfalls for them when they ara
sick.
And the uNn work eight hcurss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
LRT GALLERY
HAS EXHIBITS

nv DOROTHY FAY GOULD
y speriai exhibition has been hung
! ths Fine Arts gallery. i1is Fourth
Ii. fw one week only. II will close
hf tuesday. whik here Il h open
y daily to the public from IL 20
knd sundays from ! to s.
a collection Of prints In the Japan.
J style ny an English artist. Eilxa.
n Keith. l. attracting much atten.
- Already three have been pur.
~ by coiiectorA Mr@ Edgar
AR Fart brown and Mr.. J. l..
k~nean have bought prints. r-hs
were icaned by Mrs. J. c.
aeriss Of five ultra modern paint.
ny Clara stephens OF Portland
hung.
1<ar Fcrkncr. whose studio "a at
r. Cherfy st.. has , large coiIec-
u water coiors on view. many 90
- a recent work. Notable are
u small town scenes and several
<he boats on Lake Union
uhNrr Patterson also exhibits a
1htfd print o. Mount Rainier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
Smiths Version of
What Makes WObbIv

powrIANp. Aug. is.--Ninc-
.s,<. per cent Of The lumber
Z a The Northwest Is pro
", s.xler the eight.hour day.
IA. ,s~t majority % the men
~.s,a IN the industry In the
- sur<t employers and cu,-
- are members q the Loyal
~, Il Layers and Lumber
which insists ON the cight'
~ DAY.
-, four bis operators work their
r,ne heurs and these four are
~ IN orcgon. They are;
~ whitney Timber company
kr1nisll.
wheeler Lumber company
,cok district.
Pacific spruce corporation
PRESCOTT aim company. Pres
~ concerns are NOT members
~ Al
H. Long Bell Lumber company L
rwccmer 60 the Northwest. IL L.
<aps the largest lumber company
world.
A. Long. chairman OF the board
directors Of tho f.ons.Ben com
~ announces that the eight.hous
4 vii, prevail In all the conpany's
|nps and mills.
rhe other day W. - Smith. an
Ipicye member Of the al board
directors. met Long at keiso
~ where the Ions Bell com
~ has offices smith Is a logger,
Smtlh. : asked Long. what makes
|bnH<<y-
mia answered: Employers make
Ihhlme
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
Behold Their First
Rain Since MARRIAGE

upset the radio stand and dashed
wildly. The new missus was sit.
ting on tho floor, unable 90
speak. She motioned dumbiy TO
the window.
"Eh, er--ur roop," she uttered,
or something like that.
mo. ! haven't" I said: but
Ill get II tomorrow"
And then ! beheid the full Ell.
tent Of the tragedy. II was rain.
ingl
and I'D Just spent nm hour
watering the lawn" she wailed.
Oh. well; sud, Il Iifcl Maybe
It'll sunshine again some day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12

Real Estate NeWS in
and Near Seattle

time for
Woody president Of tho Seattle
ssE In
things Woody said -For Instance the
Of
ssseoeeo Horton building the pnsinr Of sny large apart
will bring needed stability rvsi
sta nv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
Husband Ashamed,
She Asks Liberty

Her husband. Earl L. Montgomery.
appears embarrassed and ashamed
Of her when IN the company OF
others. Leila Montgomery states in
her divorce complaint. which found
its way into tho county clerks office
Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
AGENTS WANTED

TAfIORfNG Statesmen
Make SIS week selling our strictly
aii-woni, made-to -mensufe suits
al $3.50. You collect profits In
advance and keep them. We sup
ply finest selling outfit In Amer
lea. Many exclusive money
making features. Tailoring. rnin-
coat and side line men, part or full
time. get In touch with us i'm.
medfateiy. Goodwear Chicago. Inc.
s33 w. Adams st.. Dept. ii2. Chi
cago, III.
MEN AND WOMEN MAKE S25
daily while others are job hunting.
Mig profits Easy sales. a sure
money getter. Get busy. Write
Ezyway Sales Co. Box 8ts. Sla G.
T.na Angelica
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sALEsMEN WANTED

sALEsMEN ACQUAINTED WITH
retail druggists who can get re-
suits. For an established manu-
fadturer on a commission basis.
Good opportunity for right man.
References required. Nj, star.
CIGAR SALlfSMEN WANTED - $50
TO 500 week and expenses. EN-
perience unnecessary. Send adj
dressed stamped envelope for I'M
formation. National Cigar Co,
High Point. N. G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
1922 Record of
Pedestrians Hit
by Automobiles

Oz~ole Thompson, 81. North
~ hotel, was slightly bruised
whom struck by an auto driven by
Harry Frost, s6it jackson at. az
Fourth ave. &. and Main st.. Thurs
day.
100 Caught between the rear
OOoof hts delivery auto and the
front OF an auto driven BY ID. q.
Zimmerman, OF the Zimmerman Lum.
Der company. 4. Masna. soo1 Main
a.. was seriously injured. Tho acci.
dent occurred az Third ave and
James st. Friday. Maasa. a grocery.
man. was taken 90 the city hospltai.
0OO-whiie an auto owned by
~ - William Alexander. soas a7th
ave 4. w. WINS backing from tho
curb at Second ave. and Cherry st.
Friday. Martha Fisher. 6Tie Peiatinc
ave. was knocked down and slightly
bruised.
Ann Vera Waller. 4sos lie Droit
fOO court. was knocked down by
an auto driven by ]. W. Merry. ais
Frfth ave. n. H.. at Third ave. and
Pine At. Friday. she said nhe was
not hurt.
ANA giri who refused 70 give
fOl her name was HIT by an auto
driven by ID. A. Christensen. sois
Fourth ave. az Fremont. Friday.
The gifi was not Injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
Sues to Recover
Price of Dobbin

In a suit filed In superior court
Saturday. II. II. Johnston accused
John Pratt. horse dealer. Of re.
fualnR 10 account for the proceeds
OF team and wagon. Johnston is
suing for SITS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
Says Husband Gave
Her $500 and Left

On January !. 1920, Harry w.
Boaizkes gave his wife $500 and
left her.
50 alleges Irene c. Boetxkes in
her divorce complaint filed satur.
day IN superior court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
SUBURBAN ACREAGE

5 acres OF fine bottom land. fronting
on good road. near paved highway:
only 2h minutes by auto from Sec
ond and pike: electric lights Ideal
location for a suburban producing
home. near school. stores and
transportation. Can be bought on
terms as low as $50 down and SIS
per month. Assistance given in
building.
a20 WALKER BUILDING
Cor. Second and University.
Phone Elliott 0tS2.
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SARATOGA. n. Y.--Bcrnard NJ.
Baruch. millionaire Wall ST. oper-
ator. becomes race horse owner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12

BAN MATEO. cais-Iiobart Bos.
worth. movie actor. painfully burned
during filming Of motion picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12

Los NuELEs william c
Camp. former husband OF Mrs. Kath.
crino C. Thornc. Of Chicago. re.
marrics Miss Nobel y. Walker In
second ceremony performed ''for
technical reasons"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
FOR sALIc--AcREAGE

WHY PAY RENT WHEN you CAN
own your own home and pay for IL
like rcnty We have several coun-
try places that viii suit you. one
place acres; nice now bungalow;
good soil; fine for berries. VIII
allow 800 worth OF work TO apply
on this place. Located right on
state highway. between Rothell
and Snohomisn. Price $4,000. 5000
Also we have four other homes
located on and near the Snohomish
state highway. in our new Cath.
cart Addition. They are going
fast on our easy payment plan. so
come at once to a5i2 University
way, or phone kenwood 2y57.
Open Sundays.
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Tourist travel to Seattle this year
has bern greater than ever before.
and that i bound 70 have beneficial
effect on tho real estate market.
so say that conditions are better
ia a real estate way today In Seattle
than for a long. long tinne. and prop.
ersy purchased at present values VIII
show handsome prefIt and sood 30
turn on the investment"
That part Of the new state
highway between Seattle and
Lake Forrest park il fast nearing
completion. and when opened
for traffic win be- one u the best
public fharofhres In the county.
Suburban homes arr rapidly be-
ing acquired and substantial de-
yelopment u evidenced In This
district.
Seattle real estate values ARE stiff.
enInR markedly. In the judgment Of
Henry &. Ewing company. They re-
port more sales OF cioxeln residence
and apartment house locations than
Tor several years ut this season.
Residence purchases arc character.
lied by quick decisions on the part
% the buycrs--aiways a Sign Of con-
fidencc ia the market.
This same company also announces
the sale Of desirable site 20 a client
who plans 90 erect a better apart.
ment house than has get been at.
tempted In Seattle. Plans are now
being prepared BY the architect.
Eight Of tbs "a apartments are re-
ported 70 have already been taken.
advertising Is the heartbeat
n the real estate business says
Edward r. O'Day. director of
publicity for the Spring Valley
Water company Of California. la
n recent article.
The real estate man who goes
into the advertising columns al In
tervais." he continues. has 20 GEL
his goods in competition with all the
Injuries IN the market"
"Thesa Injuries are so persistertly
advertised that the real estate man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
ruRrosrTIEs OF OUR LANGUAGE

The word cop" we have just
learned. r. derived from the initial
letters Of the English constable OF
police" OF Sir Robert Peci's time; just
AZ ZIP" you viii remember, came
from the Sign "to insure promptness"
over receptacle for gratuities in an
old eating piace--Boston Transcript.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12

tsHrNGTONr--Auction Of ship
board properties at Alameda
ntrxtion yard brings $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12

lens the last minute flllnrs Tor
= office Saturday were Lady
= Forbes. prosecuting attorney.
rEra;ic ticket; J. K Jenson Of
IRA. sheriff. democratic: r. r.
-. democrat. county engineer:
Who's. republican. county treas
Three candidates for coroner
D Edwin r. c. rhars. repohliran:
ursor wIihriny. republican. and
Austin. faxrner.iahor.
accortanee with q ruling ny the
pcufinx sssorney's office. County
1Isor Ferguson said he would ac-
Il filings Until 5 D. m.
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BOSTON. - Death takes Mai.
Rnas q. Ferguson. 81. former
minister 10 Norway and
IN.
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WANTED = LABoRERs on con.
stfuction and maintenance % way
The Alasls nsiirssd. between
per hour. u. = Govt pay roll
Free hospital service. Hoard tf.6g
per day Furnish own blankets
Reduced fair 10 Alaska. No EN-.
pipymsnt fec. Apply Room t1t
Bell street Terminal. OF ali james
Statesmen - kfLVEnWAflE AZ
premtumRs very attractive and
quick selling proposition 20 mer-
chants. Liberal commissions make
~ very lucrative and desirablc
opportunity TO statesmen. Inter
cstsd In men who have had cx-
pefience selling Fpeciaitles. Rogers
redemption. lsareau, Inc. liai
Nroafwhy, NJ n
AN TNTELLfuE PERSON.
either sex. may earn tio0 TO f1o0
monthly corresponding for news
papers, us 20 2ss weekly IN spare
time. Experience unnecessary; no
canva&aing. subjects suggested.
send for particulars. National
Press bureau. Buffalo. n Il.
ExPERfr%cEp SALESMAN WANT
for iobbing and retail Commits
sion basis. Latest references re-
auifed. Crescent Nccl<wear. sts
broadway, New York.
MENACE ~ TO SIS. EXPERIENCE
unnecessary. Travel; make secret
Investigations. rcporte. Salaries.
expenses. American Foreign De-
tective Agency. $50, 81. Louis.
At Amer. 2ont s,h. near wrrtiaks
av, clean. furnished. steam heated
bedrooms Ofor msn). free baths
phone. Trans. sec. weekly $3.50.
WANTED. FOR TUNNEL WORK
Muckers al tt.h0. outside labor.
- per day. Apply OH Lyon Bldg.
Third and Jafues.
Will TRADE AN AITOMObffsE
or truck 20 some man in exchange
90 raise house. i22 18th. near
Nesler.
In sam veisfieid can't repair your
watch. throw ~ away 500 Union
BIG Green Clock. ODD. postoffice.
Bettor watch and jewciry repair for
lees. Alarm and mentel clocks
Stafford 4 Hchwarz. 4On2 Arcadia
SINGLE AND DOUBLE HOUSE
Keeping. tl.s0 per week. gas In
Guided. 22a2 9Th ave.
10 SITUATION MALE
FfHsT CLASS PAINTING. PAPER
hanging. kninomining; moderate
prices Al MINIS Garfield 096J
evenings: Main $3.50 days.
Jon WORK. PAPER HANGING.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12

WASHINGTON. Senate 20 act
bc~ President Harsiing's nomination
! cps Henry ~ Hough. U. s. ~.
y spvernor Of Virgin islands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12

70 PERSONAL
WANTED -fEVERYONE no KNOW
have two medicines. ! cuHh
Remove the cause and You get
we'll stomach All right. kidneys
all rtght--hil right all over NO
HEART FAILURE conaniss,son
lof American bank bldg Price
si.as Parcel post. si.1s each.
MEN = REGAIN your HEALTH
and power Overcome tired feel.
ing, Revive your weak GLANDS sna
lost eperay by using hereuiSs
Multi Gland Tablets. uuarsn,eea
box 80 tablets. s1.eo hy neil
HERCULES MEDICINE CO.
pox az. SEATTLE. wash.
WEAK GLANDS CAUSE rxftAuH-
tion. rioeplessness, irritahillty
and fatigue. vfR-Cf.ANn TAIL
LET'S arc guaranteed 20 rest"fo
these gtAnds and overcome weak
ness. nv natl. 50 tshl.ts ft.ee'
chester Medical Co. ~, strd Az. y.
AsTRoi. odIsr REVEAis - 1000
tlons fres' state birth date. Prof.
Audrey. Desk M.p Departmental
Hank fiidg,, washington. ~. g.
{ oSFfNEN IT'S TAKEN 81
nurse, who will assist those ~
need. las y. rine.
WANTED = no ADO PIT SMALL.
baby, new horn child preferred.
Call wet isas-R
g LOST AND FOUND
LosT-fsADy's uisAr AND RED
beaded bag, with draw top. Friday
afternoon. Reward 20 finder
Phone Main itst OF Beacon
Afft-H-9.
EoSr, AUGuST s--nosTuN iiutI.
with collar and leash. IA Rainier
valley. Suitable reward. hainscr
iies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
n MALE AND FEMALE HELP
WANTED

GOVERNMENT CLINICAL POSI-.
tiana open to <sn. women. girls 49,.
over. portoffiro. railway mail de-
partmental Other positions. Good
salary. Experience unnecessary.
Examination soon. Full pafticu-
lars Tree Write Columbia School
civil Service. a34 Pope tIidr.,
tVhHhfnufou. ~ e
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rIeMAI.n mrIP wANTEn


MAitcEb WAVING ....ss...... str
.hemnoeinH sss.*tst...ssss+ss sRc
innleufinf s'stttstsss's $500 ZIG
Work done BY sdvanoed students.
rs Booths
We use puf. CASTLE or Cocoanut oil
shampoo and Dsaptex Toilet prep
Phone for Appointments
THE BuTLER SCHOOL or
ifAfHDnisANfNn
iia7 Second Ave, Elliott eato.
Li1AttN no DIe A MARcEL wAvE1,
aud hair dresser, u.s. Of our
fss o. $40 70 as per week YOU DO
not pay any eoah 20 take our
COURSE. and our students earn rs
much az $3.50 while learning. We
want . students between rs and 30
years. Apply personally. Thc
butler school Of hairdrenhluE. 1907
Second ave Elliott fsen
PHoTorLAYs 900 IDEAS NEED
- Worhlng Hiri paid $4,000 for
ideas she thought worthless. De-
tails free. Write Producers League.
Sea. ~. Louis
WANTED -itxrERfENcED cHOc-
oiate Clippers STEADY work guar
anteed Premier Candy CO.. West
lake and Mercer.
6ToiuEA POEMS. PLAYS. Efc..
are wanted for publication. Sub
init NsA or write Literary Bureau.
sie. Hannibal. Mo.
ron AAf.ls~-Af,MosT NEW. oNi.
DRAG raw, fie 800 N. 18th ~
AGTiME PIANO PLAYING
taught SOC rins ct
m 49,. a. ...@. a. -, . .a..n..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12

ALSO signal mairtainefs and
helpers Apply 10 J.. w. Smith.
ie2 n. 9Gth At. Tacoma
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FOR HEST-IfOusEs
uNFUR~TSIfFD

HOUSE TO RENT. CHAP. MIDDLE
aged couple preferred. sunset 1871.
/ ti0 MONTH -2-HOOM HOUSE n
rear. 7aaa 2fth y. W. sunset s27o
/ s nooMs. SEMI MODEiiN. LANCE
lot. fruit. sunset 1919.
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SITUATION MALE

FfHsT cfsAsS PAINTING. PAPER
hanging. kaiHomining. nodernte
pricen Al MINIS, Garfield 096J
evenings: Main os50 days.
Jon WORK. PAPER HANGING.
kaiaomininR. Heacon 1889.
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MALE HELP WANTED
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HOTELS

Virsinas Hotsi-Aii American. Vir.
Finia and tth. Cars via WeHtfst-
ave. Mod; steam heat; cheerful
foomr; each has free phone; or
baths. Trans, nc up: weekly.
tttn up Walking distance
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FURNISHED HOUSES
rDIt RENT

ron RENT
GROOM MODERN HOUSE. @Fuli-
nished. for rent. t2s Sell on easy
terms. f221 ssth ave. s. Rainier
valley rar 20 0enese~.
t9g-7 ROOM MODERN, FuRNfAH-
Cd house, one block from Rainier
car, 1902 Genesee ~.
NEW MODERN BROOM HOUSE,,
furnished. close In. s25 month.
heeh fsnstlakn,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12

HAMILTON LUMBER co.
East Marginal ~ay and Dawson
Glendale NkTs,
nrLBs FHrE-JuST TO ADVER-
tisc and 90 obtain n mailing list
we are giving away a $500 coilcc.
ton ~ hulbs 10 anyone who sends
ue addresses Of their friends and
SOC to cover packing and mailing.
american Holland Bulb Company.
BeiilnEharn. wash.
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Fl uNFuRNIsuED FLATS AND
APAHTMENTH

TWO e-ROOM NEW APARTMENTS,
hardwood floors; big bedr00mA
stairs parior. dining room and
Kitchen. inbuilt Ice box. 500 ~
46th.
thooM FLAT, iss noREN AVE. N
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-05
Cesing Used to Radio Symbols

the second coil. This is extremely I'm.
portant In. getting sharp and distinct
signals in the phones.
There is the type KNOWN 40 the vario.
coupler, (which the first coil 10 wound
around the cylinder and the second coil
10 wound around q ball. shaped form
known "a. rotor In this case the
coupling 10 varied BY turning the rotor
around on its axis inside the cylinder.
Two spider.web coils or two honey.
comb coils or two coils Of any other
kind which are used for the same pur.
pose also make q coupler, and changing
their position with relation to each
other-sliding them apart like q fan
or opening and closing them like q
book--varies their coupling.
In Ill radio diagrams you Win zoe
lines drawn in fairly good imitation
Of q corkscrew. This 10 merely q
graphic representation Of coil. When
two Of these corkscrews are placed near
to each other in the diagram you will
know that they are intended to have
an effect upon each other, and this ef.
feet 10 known as coupling.
In the illustration you WIN see two
Of these symbols representing couplers.
One Of them has 0n arrow striking
through both coils; the other has nc
arrow.
Nowadays these two symbols seem to
be used to mean the same thing, but In
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-05

tKe old days the .ss6Sol without tk.
co. IL : ~, wsS IA Asy I. sS s. sss: that =:
with relation TO each other and that
there was no means Of VARYING thSif
coupling. II NJ wanted to indicate two
coils whose coupling could bs varied, .Ms
put the arrow cutting through both
coils. Whenever NJ saw this arrow on
any symbol We knew that Il meant IVA.
rieble." Later on We will take up
other symbols which are used in these
diagrams, but DO not fear from this
that we are going 10 change ovsr 70
this system - giving our own hook.
ups, for We believe that our present
plan sof using pictures saves the BE-.
sinner z lot Of trouble and tends to
avoid mistakes.
CopvssoAs. 1893. by PsbNs xsdSr 0omIoSv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-05

ma with bathing suits. nndwiehss
and other things, and some took nothing
along but faith In human nature.
z "A little later another contingent Of
twenty Ave girls boarded the train et
Broad Street Station for. Raven Rock,
n. j.. and st almost the same time
twshty; ave more wses started for Naa-
Tkii afternoon the association Wi
send thirty girls TO Blue Gsess, nsar
Bustleton, and sixty boys to Plradiss
Farm. At Bradford Hills. Tomcrrow
twenty Ave girls viii BE- sent to Glen.
wood Lodge, near West Chester.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-05
MOTHERS GET OUTING

FIfty With DabIes 0uSsts o. Chill
drsn's Country Week Association
Some fifty mothers and babies left
this morning for Cape May, to remain
there until next week as guests Of the
Children's Country Week Association.
Some lugged bundles or cane suitcasea