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TWO ROOMS
Manhattan Side

9Th ST.-145 w. $40.
h. Apply premises.
nth 81 Ill w. xSJ.
J.. Irving Walsh. I3 w. 18th St.
18TH ST.-112 w. 500.
J. irving Walsh. rs w. 18th St.
nth ST.--l3S w.
Gains. Van Nostrand G. Morri-
son. Is r. 26th ST.
10TH ST.-1J w.
Apply premises.
ROTH ST.-l3 W. So.
Apply premises.
f4TH Sta ".
Apply premises.
18TH ST.-iiJ w. $T0-Ss0.
Apply promises.
46rH SIT w.
X. It Apply premises.
4sTH ST..-76 w. 1880.
X w. J. Roome a. Co., III
Madison Ave.
SsTH sT.-l09 w. si00.
Apply premises.
b0TII SIT w. s1.50o-s2 900.
Apply premises.
10TH ST. 100 w. Bath.
7. u. McCarty, premises.
b2D ST.. 81 W. Bath.
Pease q Gilman. $40 Madison
SD STD w. 500.
4 Folsom Bros. Inc. 127 q.
SD ST.-2S w.
j. J. Talbot. $40 sth Ave.
b4TH T.-i6 w.
w. White & Son. z6 Cedar St.
b4TlI STD w.
W. White & son. 40 Cedar st.
53TH $3.50 w.
Bling & Bling Corp. 10 W. 40th
b5TH sT.--11s w. s2.2oo-s3. 900.
b1TH ST.-f30 w. 81 800 to 81 800.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co.. 10
ETH sT.-o05 W. 81 800.
Walter j. Salmon. II w. 42d 81.
ETH ST.--301 w.
p. II. Zagat. 1871 w. list 81.
57TH ST.--340 w.
Il Apply premises.
5s'rH ST.--52 W. $1,000.
Douglas L, Gilman 6 Co.. 10
bsTH sT.-33o-2 W. s65.
Apply premises.
18TH STA w. 81 900.
Pease q Gilman. $40 Madison
bsTH sT.-se w. $500.
Huberth G. Huberth. 2 Columbus
Circle.
spTH ST.--245 W.
II Apply premises.
10TH ST.-10i w. $1,000 I'D.
Applv premises.
list ST.-I67 W. So.
Paul n. zagar. 1917 w. list 81.
T2D ST.--53-ii7 w.
Apply premises.
T2D ST.--il6 w. Bath.
Apply premises
IT'D ST les W. $500.
X. a. v. Amy Co.. 100 w. I'D 81.
7eD ST.-ls0-i54 w. 1900.
u. X. Van Wrinkle. is2 w. I'D.
T2D ST.--1a6 Ws 81 900.
*. a 4; Y; IA Any y Co !, 100 200 W. s2d -
x. Nv. Amy Co, iso W. 72d st.
seD sT.-i67 w. 81 600.
IL. X. Van Wrinkle. i5e W. rcd.
TOD ST.--23s w. Reasonable.
7sp T sTP.-fs7 W. 81 900 81 zoo
rap s'r.-25C w. 81 200.
Slawson & Hobbs. 1G2 w. 12d ST.
TfTH ST.--I07-i0e w.
slawson q Hobbs. 1G2 w. I2d St.
T4TH ST.--f3i W.
Apply premises.
18rH ST.--i3t w. 81 000-$f 500.
Apply premises.
s4TJ ST.--west End Ave.
Mark Rafalsky Co.. 81 u. 10th
St.
18TH sT.-Near Broadway. s13J.
Thpt. Renting Co.. 176 w. I'D
ST.
18TH sT.-sio w. 81 500.
X. A. v. Amy Co., 100 w. 72d ST.
18TH sT.--3fI w. $1,000.
siawson & Hobbs. fec w. 72d ~.
10TH ITO w.
y. X. Van winkle. iD2 w. 72d.
18TH $50 w.
Auply premises.
7TTI ST.--50 w. 81 200.
Manhattan Square Hotel, 30 W.
TGth ST.
10TH ST.--l5 w.
Phone Schuyler 2f3a.
77TfI ST.--50 w.
Apply promises.
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Westchester

BRONNvILLE--Sagamore Court
George Howe, 527 9TH Ave.
YONl<ERS--Post ST., Z. 81 800.
Yonkers Realty Exchange. 3S9
SO. Broadway.
YONkERS-Ha Ave-, 06.
Yonkers Realty Exchange, $50
So Broa dway.
YONKERS-S110.
Yonkers Realty Exchange. $50
So. Broadway.
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1s1ST ST.-Morris Ave.
Shatz 4 Fucker, premises.
1857 ST.-valentine Ave.
Agent premises.
ANDREWS AvE.-2294-22o8.
Agent on premises.
BRIGGS AVE- 104th-S. w. Cor.
Apply premises.
CONCOURSE-2034.
ID. Kraus. % Liberty 81.
DAVIDSON AVE.-Burnside Ave.
Chas. Berlin. 1888 Broadway.
ECHO PLACE-Echo Park Can
thony & fremont Aves.)
Apply premises.
GRAND CONCOuRSE and Hist.
Tel. Bingham li2s: ~
CD. CONCOuRSE-a0e5. t1s0th.)
Apply premises.
GRAND CONCOURSE-S65. ?
baths.
Apply premises.
HARRISON AVE.-ot12-21o0.
Ncwmark, Jacobs G. Newmark.
fo+o 81. Nicholas Ave.
LORING PLACE-l79th-S. Y. Cor.
Apply premises.
MONTGOMERY AvE.-i7o9.
Apply premises.
MORRIS AvE.-210o.
Apply premises.
MOSHOLU PARKWAY = Balm
bridge Ave.
Apply premises.
RYER AvE.--2l05.
Apply premises.
SHAKESPEARE AVE.-13Sc.
Apply premises.
SHERMAN AvE.-f16i-1fs1.
Lehos Realty Corp. f161 Sher-
man Ave.
G. S. Kohier, 1923 st. Nicholas.
WEBB AVE. --os32. Reasonable.
Murray Hill-Alexander Corp,
AGENTS.
WEEKS AvE.--1T5J.
Apply premises.
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Westchnsfcr

BRoNNvILLE-S Sycamore Court.
George Howe, 81 9th ave.
SOUTH YoNKERs. ssn-se5.
A. w. DonoRhue, iO4 81. An
drews Place, YonlgerE.
VAN CORTLANDT ANE.--56i.
Apply premises,
NONKERH-Nonkors Realty Co.,
3S1 So. broadway, Phone York
ers 1900.
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SEVEN ROOMS
Manhattan--West Side

23D ST.--3sS w.
Estate OF e. II. cushman. 2ss
w. I'D ST.
18TH ST.--305 w.
Apply premises,
9TH ST.-0s w. $500.
Huberth a Huberth. 2 Columbus
57TH sT.-f7f w. $4,000.
Pease a Gilman. $40 Mad. Ave-
5sTH ST,--l5S w. $4,000.
q. ID. Waving. 342 Madison Ave.
10Th ST.-7th Ave.
Central Park South Corp. Ito
w. 5sth st.
72D ST.--3i4 w.
Apply premises.
72D 81. Riverside Drive. s315.
Apt. Renting Co., i76 w. I'D.
I3D ST.-4s w. Bath.
Fred.k zlttel A Son. Broadway
and roth St.
74TH sT.--ioi w. s1.150-si. 400.
Apply Supt., 90 w. 18th st.
1fTH ST. -202 W.
+. II. zaEat. 1877 W. Tlst 81.
18th ST.-23s w. 5000.
Apply premises
10TH sT.-5o w. $500.
Z, X. Van Wrinkle. 15c w. z2d ~
10TH ST.-30T w,
s0rH sf.-sos W.
SPOTS & Starr. i47S Broadway.
sisT sT:-2io W. %, ooo-ss.eoo.
a. ". o'Drien, 200 broadway.
SD ST.-325 w. $1,000.
Wood Dolson Co.. B'way . soth
Sad sT.-32d w. sf,es0.
Apply premises.
$50 ST.--326 w.
Sh,sffIsld. ,prewisss. .s.
ssTH sT.~iao W. $500.
q. A. Bowman, lis w. f2d -
Earle & Calhoun. 2i2 w. 7od 81
s6TH sT.--3so w. s3.2o0-93, 300.
sInwson q Hobbs. ie2 ". 7ad st.
s6TH aT.-340 w. $500.
siawson & Hobbs, i62 w. T7d 81
sGTH-sTTH broadway. 2 baths.
Wood, polson Co" inc.' B'wsy
'e ap,. f nsn,i 'SsT CO.. ia Rs'y W. ~
eorH sT.~ass W. $500.
Slawnon 4 Hobbs. is2 w. 72d -
DIST sT.-252 w. 81 .o5o-si 500.
Palisades Realty Co. 90 Park ~.
sharp a Co, s4sa broadway.
aoD s'r.--2J1 w. 5000.
Nassoit n tanning, by q Both n
D2D sT.-S0i W. $1,000.
Slawson a Hobbs, 1872 W. T2d -
n3D ST.-ca w. $500.
Wood polson Co., B'way q SON
p3D ST.--3i7<W.
Apply premises.
p3p ST.--320 w. $4,000.
o. w9oe, pclson Co.. b'wsy a 500
Sharp = Jo., 2sso Broadway.
95TH Sr.--l75 w.
n Phone Riverside ooSo.
ejTH $3.50 w. f2Sa
Apply premises.
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30TH ST.--3J Il. Reasonable.
Sharp a Co., 24S9 Broadway.
35TH ST.-145 II. I and . baths.
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison Ave.
18TH ST.-i36 T.. $4,000.
Apply premises.
18TH ST.-l44 l.. 1925.
II Apply premises.
18TH ST.-i07 Il. $1,000.
Gaines. Van Nostrand & Morri-
son. % y. 26th st.
45TH ST.-S r.. $1,000.
Harris. vousht & Co.. 6 q. 46th.
18TH ST.-2l-2s II.
49TH STAG f. So 500.
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison Ave.
DIST ST.-fe2 II.
Ewing. Bacon & Henry, Inc. 1oi
| Park Ave.
18TH sT.-ios e. $500.
Harris Vought D. Co.. q e. 46th.
9TH ST.-427 e. 81 $50.
Apply premises.
9TH AvE.-l160. Ia baths.
French & French. 200 Mad. Ave.
63D ST.-125 L.
Douglas L. Gilman 4 Co.. IS
| Il. 49th st.
9Th sT.-2e e. $4,000.
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison av.
sgd ST.--129 Il.
Bling 4 Bling. 119 w. 4oth st.
s4TH ST.-S5 Il.
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison Ave.
ssTH SIT T.. $c.25o-$4, 800.
Pease & Gilman, $40 Madison av.
ssTH SIT T.. $2.4o0.
Almas Corp. s Il. 41st st.
| 95TH STD T..
Duff & Conger. Madison Ave. q
e6th st.
9TH AVE. : Central PIX. Plaza.
1000 81. 900.
Apply premises.
9TH AVE.-163.
Apply premises.
! LEXINGTON AVE.. $1,000.
Gaines, Van Nostrand & Morri-
son, 25 T.. oath st.
| MADISON AVE.-S25.
Apply premises.
| PARK AVE.-940. $o,400.
II Apply premises.
PARK AVE.--040. 81. 000-$2 400.
Apply premises.
| PARK AvE.--1049. 5000.
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison Ave.
MADISON AVE.--640. $500.
Apnlv premises.
MADISON AvE.-Ii2. $1,000.
Apply premises.
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BEVERLY ROAD-E. 18th ST.
Apply premises.
HANCOCK ST .--isG.
Talbot Perkins. 1861 Fulton 81.
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Long Island

Long Island
Observation-Disclosures. $50.
Apply 1874 No. oath ST. broad
way. Flushing. l.. I.
Queens
BELLE HARBOR--Ave. Z. 22i6.
Phone Belle Harbor fio5.
FOREST HILLS GARDENS-Ten-
mis- Place.
Phone Boulevard 6545.
LONG ISLAND CITY-Nott Ave,
112. 500.
Apply premises.
New Jersey
JERSEY CITY--Duncan Ave, o0T.
Miss u. Helm. premises.
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AUTH sT.-626. S55-$65.
Apply premises.
BEVERLY ROAD-E. 18th st.
Apply premises.
HANCOCK ST.-isd. 500.
Talbot, Perkins. i16i Fulton St.
JEFFERSON AvE.-45f. $40.
Beere. phone Lafayette 5G0s.
WILLOW ST.--2. 5000.
w. j. Roome. III Madison Ave.
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Manhattan-East Side

29TH ST.-1o3 T..
II Apply premises.
10TH ST.--f06 l..
&c. NJ. Chase. premises.
56TH ST.-163 Il. 81. 200.
Apply premises.
9th ST.-i56 l.. $500.
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison
Ave.
9TH STD f. $500.
Huberth & Huberth. 2 Columbus
Circle. s.u
IRVING PLAcE-T7.
VIM. A. White & Sons. 46 Cedar
st.
9TH AvE.-Ts3.
Apply premises.
9TH AVE.--1fG0. 81 900.
French & French 900 Mad. Ave.
MADISON AvE.-416.
w. White a. Son. 40 Cedar st.
MADISON AvE.-507.
Supt. premises. Phone Plaza 60I0
PARK ANE.-s3.
II Apply premises.
PARK ANE.--s5.
Il Apply premises. Murray Hill
PARK AvE.-coo. 5000.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co.. Is
Z. 10th St.
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THREE ROOMS
Manhattan-West Side

CENTRAL PARK SOUTH-200.
Raymond Bussey. premises.
CENTRAL PARK wEST-3o0.
Bing q Bling Corp. ii9 w. 40th.
CENTRAL PARK w.-3oo. 5000.
Sharp Go. 24s9 Broadway.
CENTRAL PARK w. cor. DIST.
SHARP & Co.. 24s9 Broadway.
Sharp & Co.. 2469 Broadway.
COLUMBUS Teri. s25 room.
FIT. WASHINGTON AvE.-3OO.
Chas. Berlin. 1888 Broadway.
Eft. WASHINGTON AvE.-fS2d
St.. corner.
Norman Denzer. 3eO7 Broadway.
MANHATTAN AyE.-S70. (i15th.)
Apply premises.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-g3d st. Sf60.
Apt. Renting Co.. f76 w. I'D.
RIVERSIDE DRIyE-99. 81. 100.
X. Fred'k Zittier & Son, B'y-S9th.
RIVERSIDE DR.-f27. 81 200 up.
A. v. Amy Co.. 100 w. I'D ST.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-332.
Slawson & Hobbs. 1852 w. I'D.
RIVERSIDE DR1vE-550. 5000.
A. II. O'Brien. 2299 B'way. Al
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-700-7io 7
Palermo Bros. sol w. 115th st.
III EhSlltE phlN E-cl-.
Norman Denzer. 3S07 Broadway.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-s20-s34.
Apply premises.
ST. NICHOLAS AVE.-157th St.
Apply premises.
TIEMANN PLACE-45.
Bling & Bing Corp. i13 W. 10th.
WAvERLEY PL.-f23. $500
$500.
Apply premises.
WEST END AyE.-305.
Mark Rafaisky a Co.. II e. 10th.
WEST END AVE.-531.
Apply premises.
WEST END AvE.--575. Doctors
apt.
Norman Denzer. 3s07 Broadway.
Mark Rafalsky 4 Co., 81 e. 10th.
WEST END AvE.--645. 81. 400.
Slawson & Hobbs. 1862 w. I'D
WEST END AvE.-661. $50.
Apply premises.
WEST END AVE. N. w. cor.
74th St.
M. Rafaisky 4 Co.. 81 e. 10th.
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Brooklyn
oath ST.-s77 Il. $50.
Phone Wildwood $3.50.
BEVERLY ROAD-E. 18th st.
Apply premises.
DAHfLL ROAD-105.
Mrs. III, Barrett. 104 Dahiu
Road. BROOKLYN.
PIERREPONT ST.--6o. $3.50.
Il Apply Apt. GA.
Queens
FOREST HILLS GARDENS-Ts,-
mis- Place.
Phone Boulevard 6545.
New Jersey
NUTLEY-Nutley Ave. ia.
Phone 1850 W,
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Wcstchester

Wcstchester
BRONxvILLE-Sayamore Court.
George Howe. h27 9th Ave,
SOUTH YoNKERS. se0-s05.
A. w. Donoghue, l0i st. An
drews Place, Yonkers.
YONKERS-THarilton Ave. So.
Yonlters Realty Exchange, $50
So. Broadway.
YONKERS--Hnmilto Ave, Do.
Yonkers Realty Exchange, $3.50
So. Broadway.
yONKERS, 800.
Yonkers Realty Exchange, $50
So. broadway.
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Brooklyn

Brooklyn
BEVERLY RoAD-E. 18th ST.
Apply premises.
HANCOCK ST.--fs6. SO.
Talbot Perkins. 1851 Fulton 81.
PROSPECT PLACE-sS.
Il Apply Mrs. j. Borne. prem.
ST. JAMES PLACE--i3. $50.
Talbot Perkins. ii6i Fulton st.
Westchestcr
LAPCHMONT-5 minutes from
station. ss0-sf0o- sf25.
Apply Smith. 05 Palmer Ave.
Larchmont. ~. Y.
Queens
FOREST HILLS GARDENS-Ten-
nish Place.
Phone Boulevard 65tJ.
KEW GARDENS--Unlon Turnpike
and Austin ST. si.f40 up.
Roanoke Construction Co. prem.
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New Jersey

NUTLEY-Nutiey Ave. ia.
Phone 1850 W.
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Manhattan--Wast Side

10TH $3.50 w. 3 baths.
Supt. promises. or Lenox 5000.
10TH ST.--3oT W.
Apply premises.
soTH ST. --22J w. s.. 900 to 81, 800
Wood. Doisoa Co., Inc. Broad.
way and 8oth st.
SYST ST.-2l9 w. $4,000.
A. II. O'Bricn, premises.
SID ST.-,35 w.
Apply premises.
SAITH sT.--l9 w. Reasonable.
NApply Futrelle. on premises.
Bath ST.-West End Ave. 1925.
Apt. Renting Co. i76 w. I'D st.
s5TH ST.-252 w.
Sharp g. Co.. 24s0 Broadway.
e5TH ST.-3n3 w.
Steele, "a w. nth st.
S6TH ST.--120 w.
G.. A. Bowman. HOW. 42d 81.
66TH ST.--i56 w.
Mark Rafalsky & Co.. 81 L. 4oth.
S7TH ST.--160 w.
Wood, Dolson Co.. B'way-soth.
67TH ST.-fT6 w.
Mark Rafalslxy Co.. 81 Il. 10th.
s7TH ST.--25t w. $1,000.
A. III. O'Brien. 22a9 broadway.
S9TH ST.--2t6 w. $4,000.
Nassolt & tanning, B'way -S9th.
s9TH ST.-o5i w. $500.
A. II. O'Brien. premises.
92D ST. w.
Sharp G Co. 24sa broadway.
ODD ST.-251 w. $500.
Nassoit x tanning. BY & Seth st.
92D ST.--S04 w. 81, 700-s2. 800.
Slawson & Hobbs. i62 w. I'D St.
9th ST.-3fI w.
Sharp g. Co.. 24s9 Broadway.
05TH $3.50 w. $1,000.
Earle & Calhoun, 2i2 w. 72d 81.
9TH ST.-30S w.
Apply premises.
9STH ST.-2l5 w.
Supt.. prem. Phone Lenox 1000.
DOTH ST.-208 w. Reasonable.
Sharp & Co.. 2ls0 Broadway.
GOTH ST.-2i0 W.
Sharp G. Co.. 2iso Broadway.
00TH ST.-317 w.
Sharp G Co.. 2is9 Broadway.
10TH ST.A250 W. $500.
Nassoit & Lanning. B'way -S9th.
1O6TH ST.-206 w. Si25.
Apply premises.
TOOTH S'r.--3ia w. $1,000.
Wood Dolson Co.. B'way & 60th.
10th Stool w. $4,000.
Nassoit & tanning. BY G. 89th ST.
10TH ST.-220 w.
Mark Rafalslsy & Co.. Fl L. 40th.
111TH ST.-3it w. $1,140.
A. ". Amy Co., 160 w. I'D ST,
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dition Of the grid circuit I-J-k-L. The
battery Ia The grid circuit IL called
the &C. battery.
~ start ~ us suppose that &C.
battery voltage Is zero. The opera
f.on 81 The three slectrods tube would
ihsn be exactly Ike that Of fwo-siec
ffode tube. just as though there WERE
M grid. Like two eleefrods tube
Nh~n the nls,nsnf CD IL brought 10
|ncaDd~scrnee ~ the "A" battery a
steady stream u riectrons will be Civ
81 IN. which will be drawn over 10
fhs plate r. Plate &c IL maintained
ai positive potential with respect
10 the nism~nf BY the n battery.
Nuw II the grid 10 made positive
Win respect 10 the niamsnt. IL is pos
slbis 10 accelerate the now of NE cleo
iron stream from the nlament to the
plate: n the grid Is made negative
Win respect 10 the niamsnt, the nov
~ the eleciron stream from the nia.
ment % the plate will be retarded
~ IN other WORKS. BY making the grid
pos live or n~satise with respect TO
he iilamenf. II 10 possible 10 Increase
% cOunferaef The space charge. The
third electrode or grid thus offers
means " controlling the current ia the
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plate circuit without changing the
plate potsntiai or the alsmsnt temper
afurs.
The Characteristic curve Of a three
eisetrods vacuum tube II shown In
Fis. VIII. This diagram shows the
relation Of grid potential TO plate
current. assuming that the nisment
temperature and plate voltage remain
constant.
II can be seen from the curve that
By applying a negative potential OF
value = to the grid. the plate cur
rent can BE- reduced TO xsro. The neg
alive charge on the grid win have the
effect Of . negative potentisl 10 with
respect to the hIsmsnt. making the
nsxstivs charge ~ strong around the
fiisment that the eiectrons cannot
leave Il. On tho other hand. II . posi-
live poteafisl Of value y BE- applied
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals will be received
al the office OF r. e. Graves. Filler
Ida. up 10 the hour OF 6 O'Clock pm.
Friday. July q, 1922. for furnishing
the materials and labor. and con
strueting teaeherage for Washing
ton school district number IL. OF
Twin Falls county. Idaho.
Bids To cover construction Of the
building complete.
IN OF above material and work
are 20 be furnished and done In ae-
cosdanee with the plans and speclfi-
cations, aud under the supervision OF
the board Of trustees.
Plans may be obtained al the Of
flee OF r. G. Graves. Filler. Idaho
The board OF trustees reserves the
right 20 reject any and all bids
BY order OF the board OF trustees
LEONARD. Clerk.
FRANK HALL. Chairman
Published July 10 and 20. 1922.
Dancing al ReybrocO Friday night
July advertisement.
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fsctioa oely, Its ability to fsefify cur
rsnfs Of sxirssnsiy high Frequency de.
isrmlnss tie application Ia radio
Due 10 lts ability 10 reesify high fire.
ausney Alternating curr~nts the two
element lnlsmsni and patel vacuum
tube esn be- used In rsdie receiver -
. dstsctor.
t1x vi u . simple radio receiving
circuit smpsoyisS this type of two-sls
m~nt vacuum tube Ia place u crystal
dstsetor
pF. J. A. fl~saihs VI Lsndon. Eng
land. vas the nrss 10 use . two Gle.
meat tuts VI the typs Just described
as a medium of r~etsfyinx high IRE
ausocJ rsdis eusrvnss. Fleming called
his product valve because u would
lot corrent no~ In ons difectioa buf
hot In the other direction. The fisni.
log valve ~ . fofrrunnsr Of the sacu
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RADIO
THIRD ELEMENT IN
THE VACUUM TUBE
Grid ADDED TO Fleming Waive by
Or. Lee DeForest Was a
BIG Improvement.

Ans device which wiil pass eleeirici
~ ln one direction ahd ALL wholly "
partially sbsfmei the no~ IN he %
posllr direction - termed recslnrr.
b~eaus@ shen connected ia the path
" an alternating current II viii sup
prrss nne hair ~ e4eh eycie nnd there
fsr~ The circuit Will be trIsefred b.
palssfing difeef current A F.ctiiier
also j. said a. possesses usldifecfioDal
r0nductlsity. msaning of course. that
u viii conduct ei~cirteity ia one d.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-07-13

ana tahs 81 today uxsksd . yer, Ian.
feftsnt ssss 10 Tho psSsrvss ef the
radio art me flrmias sslss. bow
ever. 10 lt- essslasi fsrw as not mash
tstfsr thzn eth~s sp~ms u s~stinsfs
ihse m ess sas e~lss 10 The greater
ruxx~tn<>s sd ssss u nn.plpuis liou
IL lh~ latter. 90 not e~m< tate ssnsr
Al 49, - . a~s~rtos
pf. is~ p~Fsrsst. an smsr,csn
greatly sarxsssa tAs rt<mlnx waive
~ saaiaS . laird s'~esgeas called ths
grid whsea s<sssS tb< fasnetioo % .
coatroi <tes~es sn~i sk0s sssas " pos
ssbi~ 10 zsiius ne f~<sis lneemiax ssx
nsi evrssass ~ eoots~i ssfv pe~ssfal
lersi s1rrvoss ire thrs~ eseetrcts
sHs.ass tss< ~ p~rer~~s ls the tube
ssse - ssssasisssy ssss1.
In@ third slsmsat ~hlgh 10 called
svsr and fsv9 ~hlsk tss thres slee
fr~a~ vseser tube d~rss~x les nsias
w~s plse~d By p~rers~s tst~esa TIE
a,su~as ssd th~ plato II the pefk ~
sss ss~<sreas The ARD l. psrfof,
s,ss. plate e< n.<~h Of nas ~if~ ihrsssh
ne oc~ninxs u ~hicb the sisSsFuns
must pass IN their tecrnsy fsvfn ths
'iamsns to the pasts.
ZIG WI u d'sSrsmmstiesi skrseh
of the circuits % q thrive sieetrosis
Iseuum tnb< and " idsnfie~lly the
'sm~ a. be sks<ch 10 fir. III for
ws-seposss vsesss suos With ts~ 90
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-07-13

10 The sis wlsh respect to the Ola
meat. the mssitaun or ssturstioo cur
rent ~tu as~ la the plate circuit Ap'
plsiax . greater positive pcseatisi thar
Y to the srtd ~lth respect TO the ola
meet Will act ssnss "a increase IN the
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-07-13

Dancing at Reybroco Friday night
July advertisement
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1922-10-11
Coed News

The Rockingham Post-DiS-
patch says the contract for a neW w
bridge across the Pee Dee river
on the Wilmington Charlotte
highway will probably be made
next spring. That will possibly
be bad news to the owners of the
electric ferrywhich has been rak.
ing in the coin in great quantities
from the travelling public for the
past few years. Autoists haye al
ready contributed probably
enough to e1ect q bridge. Those
who are in fositlon to know, say
a ferry on anuch:traYeli high.
nnHiaa almost e0J 11nt,
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1922-10-11
Mrs. Senator Felton

II Mrs. w. H. FELTON, of Carriers
VILE. sA., appointed by Govern
or Hardwlck to succeed the late
senator Watson, has been prom
inent in Georgia politics about
half a century. Long before Mr..
Watson drew attention to him.
self, Mrs. FELTON, and her hus-
band, the late DR.. w. H. FELTON,,
were causing a stir in north
Georgia. Dr., FELTON, we belieyes
| ran once or twice for cQpgIeaRR RaF
an independently t4nd was elecsed
and. though IN those days the
hope of womAp suffrage being
REALIZED was scarcely entertained.
lMssg FeIton was not less conspic-
tApus as d popular leader than he
lMas. The Feltons were persons
Rcf first rate ability and excellent
fcharacter but, years ago, they
/ were not held in high esteem by
the old line Georgia Democrats.
THE State.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1922-10-11

The imported reindeer. which
the Eskimos are raising with SO
much success in Alaska, weighs
only about one hundred and-fif-
ty pounds. whereas the Alaskan
caribou. or native reindeer, often
weighs more than three hund-
red pounds. The United States
Biological Survey is going to try
to cross the one with the other.
to increase the size of the dOmes-
|ticated Enthusiastically Com
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1922-10-11

take its proper place in building
Guernsey history. An extract
from an official report on file at
the Clemson College Extension
Department Headquarters is
found the following statement:
in its fiual form the Associa-
ton includes eight 90 blocks,
covering the county thoroughly.
Twenty-Five t25) scrub bulls
were eliminated, approximately
13O non members will use the
animals. There are approximate
ly 70 pure bred cows owned by
members and so owned by nom
members. approximately 400
cows are located in the immedi-
ate territory where the bulls will
be kept. Of this total number of
cows 80 are extra we'll bred and
close up in the blood of the indi-
viduais that are making Guern-
sey history.
With a membership OF 40 mem.
bers. the Association is large
enough to be Influential yet not
so large as to be unwieldy. Men,
bers owning the best of the pure
bred animals are making prepa
ratIons to start advanced testing
within the year and a plan is on
foot to order a car load of well
bred heifers to >pe added to the
list thus forming the nucleus on
which to build a name synony-
nous with the best in Guernsey
blood.
The officers are: Gus SherrelL
Cheraw, President; w. L. Con
McBee, Vice ce-President;J c. lz
rell, Secretary Treasurer.
The organization was direcfed
by w. E. Wintermeyer, Assisfanl
Dairy Hasbandman of the Wash.
|ington Department of Agricsk
|ture; G. G Cusl1nan
Ds 1bandaa