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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-10
By PAUL p. COOLEY.
RSrScQIR Foremoat Rndfn Auth


Getting oscillations out of a vecuum
tube Is one Of the mysteries Of radio
which is forever pulling amateurs.
Yet It Is easily explained.
Any phenomenon which recurs regu.
larry is described as being oscillatory
in character. The pendulum OF a
clock oscillates.
1t Is necessary to apply energy to
start this oscillation. This energy is
applied by the hand and stored In
the spring. from which sufficient force
Is released once during each swing
Of the pendulum to keep 1t in motion.
Figure l shows how an electrical
pendulum may be set In motion and
kept swinging.
The only apparatus needed for the
experiment is the desk telephone and
this need not be taken apart.
Electrical Circuit
Lift the receiver from the hook,
and quickly place It directly in front
Of the transmitter. Speed Of action
is suggested in order that the ex-
pertinent may be completed before
Central comes in on the line.
Next tap the transmitter. In tap
ing this, you have pushed the pen
dulum with the hand. In so dong
you have released some energy from
the battery (spring).
This energy causes the receiver to
init sound wave. This passes into
80 mOuthp.ece of the receiver and
ministers a second tap. The sys.
I'm is then n oscillation and will
continue SO until the battery runs
down. The rate Of oscillation Will be
evidenced by the high pitched and
very loud squeal which the instru-
ment will emit.
In the vacuum tube circuit of
Figure 2 the combination Of the fila
ment and plate OF the lamp may be
Ekened to the transmitter Of Figure l
and the grid to the receiver.
Radio Circuit
II the currents flowing in the plate
circuit are disturbed the disturbance
will be repeated into the grid cir
cult. The grid will receive a charge
and again disturb the current flow in
the plate circuit, for any charge which
the grid receives affects the flow of
the current through the vacuum be-
tween the 1Lsment and the plate.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-10
Concerted japanese Father Has NeUer
Seen His Baby i'm Cherry Blossom Land
BIZ THE VISITOR

In Cherry Blossom Land a twenty
one-month old Japanese boy has never
seen his father.
In Indianapolis today there is
converted Japanese father who has
never seen his son.
John K. Alta after becoming a
convert of the Pentecost Bands came
from Japan to the United States, to
prepare himself as a Pentecost mis-
sionary.
Alta, who is attending Asbury Col
lege in Wilmore, KY, is here in the
city for the thirty seventh annual
camp meeting Of the Peentecost Bands
at Salem Park on w. Washington St.
He cherishes a little snap shot
photograph showing his three chill
dren- Tokushin, the youngest, whom
the father has never seen; Chitose,
a girl, and Tcuyoshi. another boy.
Rev. o. H. Mater. 3436 w. Washing,
ton ST.. recently returned from Japan.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-10
viii Take Off
Ali Excess Fat

Do you know that there is a simple harm
less. elective remedy for overfatness that
may be used safely and secretly by any man
or women who lie losing the slinuess of
youth: There is: and it is none other than
the tablet form of the now famous Marmola
prescription. known MarmOla Prescrp-
tion Tablets. You can well expect to re-
duce steadily and easily without going
through long sieges of tiresome exercise
and starvation diet. Marmola Prescription
Tablets are sold by all druggists the world
over at one dollar for case. or you can
secure them direct from the Marmola Co.
4612 Woodward Avenue, Detroit Mich
On receipt Of observation-disclosures.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-10
Ga GIVE SKIN TO GIRL

BELVIDERE, Ill.--With the COM
pletion Of the transferring Of S43
square inches of skin from sixty-four
persons to the body Of Helena Hoage,
15-year-old explosion victim. physi-
clans here say the most extensive skin
grating operation ever attempted in
northern Illinois is a success.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-10
Peggy and Lee Start Stroll
While Ted Repairs Auto

hint Olive alone would have been
tempting enough with her lovely.
slim figure. luminous eyes, red lips
and slender throat. But Olive, Joined
with the chance OF Ticking at Peggy!
No wonder the boy responded with
u sort of jump.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-10

carries a small quantity Of electricity.
A negative charge upon the grid will
prevent these electrons from ever
reaching the plate. The negative
charge drives them back into the fila
ment.
Tubes arranged in this way may be
caused to generate several kilowatts
of energy at very high frequencies.
The oscillations may occur as rap
idly as 5000, 600 times a second.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-10
RADIO PRIMER

WAFEMEIEK - An Instrument
which measures the frequency at
which q radio circuit should be in
resonance. Il consists essentially Of
a series circuit, which includes an in
ductance and a capacity. both Of
which are Of known values.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-10
LIONS PLAN PICNIC
Annual Frolic of Club VIII Be Held
Aug. 10.

Auks TO.
Arrangements have been completed
by the Lions Club for the annual pic
mic and a theater party. The picnic
will be held Aug. 10. at the home Of
DR.. Clarence r. Strickland. Forty
Fourth st. and Cold Spring road. The
theater party will be given Sunday
afternoon, Oct. 8 ut the Murat Theater.
Q. L. Montgomery will have charge
OF the program Aug. 16 at which
Grier NJ. Shotwell. secretary of civic
affairs of the Chamber OF Commerce
will speak on his two years experience
In Russia.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-10

Talking machine records OF the
voices OF leading men are being made
on copper discs. said to last 1000
years. and stored In the Prussian
State Library.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-10
ARRESTED IN RAID
Little Sinner" Middaugh in Tolls of
Police Again.

Everett Little Sinner" Middaugh.
81, of 156 N Blackboard St. was ar
rested at 1 a. m. today when the po-
lice raided the room of Marie Taylor.
25. of SOL E. Washington st. Both
were charged with IA statutory offense.
Middaugh has been arrested many
times.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-10
SMUGGLERS NABBED
Five Chinese Charged With Attempt
to Carry Arms Into Hong Kong.

BIZ United Netcs
WASHINGTON, Aug 10.-Flve
Chinese passengers OF the President
Grant have been arrested in Hong
Kong charged with attempting to
smuggl earns into the country, the
Emergency Fleet Corporation dis
closed Wednesday.
The Chinese had in their possession
1926 revolvers and $4,000 rounds OF
ammunition.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-10
GREEK BADLY BEATEN

Candy Maker Attacked By Strikers
Near Wheatland.
By United Press
vINCENNES, Ind, Aug. 1O.-Pete
Poulo, a Greek candy maker Of Bed
ford, was badly beaten at Wheatland
rear here late yesterday by striking
coal miners.
Five companions escaped.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-10
Radio Vacuum Tube OSciIlateS;;
Similar TO Pendulum of Clock

Electrons are thrown off the fila
ment and attracted to the plate. Each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-14
Claims Scent
Fare Good for
Rainier Valley

t,uthor Of Scent Fare Ordinanccl
Unless the Rainier valley desires
poor street ear service and high
fares indefinitely. the voters IN that
district should support the Scent
fare blll Go be voted on May 2.
The argument that Il viii bring
no relief Go the Rainier valley is er.
roneous II Is the only plan that
viii bring relief. As long as the city
railway ia insuffieiently financed the
city council viii be helpless 10 re.
love that section. or any other.
Under the scent fare bin there will
be available ti.soo. 900 a year for ear
line extensions and renewal Of equip.
mont Tho city council viii then
have three ways open TO bring relief
to the Rainier valley. and possibly
a fourth.
II could negotiate 10 buy the Raj.
nier valley line upon reasonable
terms. Tho supreme court has said
that We have power 20 acquire this
property By condemnation We could
proceed TO build new lines on both
sides of tho old ono. Or. In the
event the homo rule bin. for which
petitions viii soon be Ia circulation.
should carry. We could install first.
class bus service.
No one need worry about the Raj.
nier valley getting relief II the city
council can raise the money. and the
Scent fare II tho only thing that will
enable them 10 do that.
The voters of tho Rainier valley
have demonstrated many times that
they can get tho city council 90 &C,
and act promptly. II tho scent faro
bill carries. the Rainier valley eiti
Gems and the cowcn park people can
come 20 the city council and demand
relief. which tho council can then
readily grant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-14
Mysteries of Radio
Explained by Expert

proved n.combus'ible non.absorp
tive insulaturs.
Obey this regulation faithfully.
A large single blade double throw
switch should be mounted on the out
side Of the house the window
ledge II convenience the antenna
may be grounded when not In actual
use.
The wire from the switch should
be run down the side OF the house -
at the required six.inoh distance
a large iron plate or iron pipe sunk
into the ground.
DO not confuse this hntenna
ground with the ground ~ tho actual
receiving set They are quite differ.
ent. as you will see in another arii.
Gle
Grounding the nntsnna n Just n
protective measure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-14
Getting Rid of a
Stubborn Cough is
Child's Play Now

Make the Medicine Yourself at Home
It's Chcap-but You Can't Beat IT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-14
Seattle Players
Offer Ibsen Play

The admirers OF artistic and intel.
leetunl drama will have an emporium.
ny 10 see Henrik ibncns powerful
drama. John Gabriel Borkm0n.' this
evening. when the Seattle Players
viii stage tho play AZ the Odd Eel.
lows temple. 10th ana Pine.
The Seattle Players are not new
10 Seattle. having very creditably
produced Bhaw's Major Barbara -
In fact, 10 successful was this pre-.
sanitation they played an extra per.
forrnanoe NJ popular demand
The east IN composed 81 local tai.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-14

Hoto 70 ground the radso antonna
20 prevent IRA
pertaining 90 tho grounding Of the
antenna.
Aerial supports. this order reads
ARE 10 be constructed ana installed
In strong and durable manner
Aerial conductors. with wires lead.
Ing down from same TO ground
switch. must be supported on ap.
proved insulators
'-rhes. conductors are 90 be kept
AZ distance Of no, less than mr
inches from the building. except
where entering the same thru APP
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-14

snt and Afr Heecs. the director. has
been In amateur and professional
theatricals for 10 years. having ap.
psared with Russell and Drew. Work.
ers' College players and other com.
psnies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-14
By X. L. Duncan
director, Radio institute Of Amer

H'Ho'tor. KHdIo Institute of NmerIchl
a word Of advice TO the radio fan
who In erecting HIS own set
There Il no government license re.
auired 90 operate a receiving set
hut there Ia regulation Of the
National board II Fire Underwater
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-14
Buried Five Days,
Baby Found Alive

MEssISA. April it--Buried by a
landslide which destroyed its home
and killed II. parents in tho San
Fratello district. a baby was rescued
alive after being imprisoned for five
days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-14


It's Cheap-but You Can't Beat It
n you want 20 take care OF that
bad. hang on cough and do ~ IN a
few hours. better get one ounce of
partnint double strength and mix
hair pint at home
YOU can 10 this In two minutes by
adding a little sugar and enough
water 60 riii half pint bottle.
You'ii travel the world over before
YOU Rct a medicine that VIII act 50
surely and quickly on the mucous
membrane Of the nose aud throat II
haits the Inflammation. the tickling
sensation stops with tho fret spoon.
fui. the heavy breathing goss and
clean membrane. free from irrita-
ton and mueus. follows.
For Catarrhal conditions such as
murus druppinEs cloEFsd nostriis
snd waterY eyes. u won't dirappoint
ask for raHmint tdonble strength.
speak plainly 80 that thc druggist
viii know exactly what yog want
Advertise mont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-14
EXCHANGE CLOSED

NEW YORK. April i.-Ths New
York stock eschang. was closed TO.
day in observance % Good Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-14

Proposals will be received by the
Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts.
Navy Department. washington. y.
G.. until 10 O'Clock .. m. April 10,
1922. for delivering railway track ma
terial 10 the Navy Yard. Puget Sound.
wash. Apply for proposals to the
supply officer. Navy Yard. Pugrt
Sound. Wash. or % the Bureau ~
Supplies and Accounts. DAVID
POTTER. Paymaster General Of the
Navy Advertisement 3-zz-7z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-14

MABToN.--Mary Carson. rs. eho.-
en- vaiedictortan % Mahton high
school with a mark or Ola
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-14

An old funeral custom IN SONS
parts Of England is the presentstion
OF black pipe 70 each Of the men
who serve ~ pailbearers.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
Financial Iten,s

Charles ". Walter has sold his nlem-
berehip In the New York Coffee Exohanga
to George H. McFaddan IL brother for
1900. which Is unchanged from the
The New ,yorIs. Cotton Exchange seat Of
tho exchange, has been posted for trans
FER only one charter member now ra.
mains--Honry Hents, of Henry Hsnts G.
=, The Guaranty Company. on behalf Of
the seiing group managers. announces that
Iennsylvenia Power and Light Company
hrst and rofundtng mortgage bonds ser
ies b, per cent, dua 1869, offered yestsr-
aey morning. arc closed, the issue having
been oversubscribed.
AZ meeting OF tho board OF directors
or the Bank OF Central and South Amer
iea Inc IL Esk Moller. aecretary and
treasurer of cerro de Pasco Copper Cor
poration, was elected n director
Tho Guaranty Trust Company an.
nounced yesterday that upon surrender OF
interim receipts covering Kingdom Of Nor,
way per cent internal loan bonds, 1871.
1921, II is prepared TO deliver deposit Ger.
and subsequent attached.
The United States Mortgage and Trust
Company an trustee under the first and
consolidated collateral trust mortgage Of
this International Salt Company. has on
hand s70,0s2 as a. payment to the sinking
fund for the purchase OF the bonds of th!a
lssue. Tenders of the bonds for purchase
have bean requested by the company at
price Of ! 05 and accrued interest to be
presented at the office OF the trust com :,
pany before noon October II.
The Columbia Trust Company han bee N
appointed deppsitary In tho United States
for Rumanian government treasury cnr-
tihcates
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
Pittsburgh

200 Ark Nat Gas. ga s% 9M az
80 w @ Mach so so so 80
20 do pf......, Do % 90 92
16n Carnegie L&Z. 81 5S SO. 5Ea
195 Mrs l. & ~. 5sh 56H 5G1a 5sh
u 0 Ohio Fuel Sup 81 "a R4 81
240 Okla Nat Gas. "a ~ "a 20
$40 Pitts Brewing. ~ 3% go 3ss
200 do pf........ 1879 1o.a 1914 1914
5000 Pitts MI Shas - 2s "a 20
800 Pitts OH q G.. 9 3
10 West Airbrake.losA i02L l02A 1914
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27

Buttcr--R ceipts were 7.10o packages
Creamery. higher than eStras. lb,, <sG
Hhe; extras as score. i9hc; hrsss so
sahe; seconds. SAN a 35o; lower grades
S21sac; centralized cars, 90 score. IN q
aso; 50 score. a8@ssMc; ss score. Sbla q
s5he; s5 to 81 score, 94@s5c; unsalted
higher than extras, A58aec; extras. o.
score. 44dl4+Ao; nrsta s7@4ac; seconds
3sis q S8c; lower grades. S3as4c: state
dairy tubH. finest. 4th Gl42ho;. good 70
prime 37440t5c; common to fair, 3oY
sGMo; ladies, current make, extras, 81 @
a1Mc; firsts. 29b20bc; seconds, 2s@astso a
lower grades. 2e@27iao; packing stock
current make, No !, 2sMc; No, 2. 27hci
lower grades. 25&p27o.
Checse--ReoeIpts wera b,023 boxes. New
York state fats, June epec!als, 24W2ahoj
average run, 23ho fresh specials, 2a@
2+Mo. average run, 2Shc; Wisconsin
doublet Daisies 22M GDs3c: single Daisies
22sa @ 23c Young Americas, 2ac.
Eggs-Receipts were 10,15o cases. Fresh
gathered. extras, dozen, "a sac; extra
flrsts, 496 SEE frsts 43GD4soi seconds and
poorer, 23Gp 40e; trade eggs. 3AW27c; dir
ties. No. !. 2b csc; No. and poorer, 20
g2tc; checks, poor to choice. dry. il R23ci
refrigerator, extra frsts. charges paid to
expiring dates. 81 1880; frsts, 2stb q SOC
seconds and poorer. 33@27lsc; checks To-
cal Gambling, refrgerator. $4,000
refrigerator whites. nearby. 81 % Acc
Pacific Coast 3l0p40c other West
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27

soats eos ana suits; care Ben r. Lewis. 81 w.
TRENTON. N. J.--Yara,s Inc. I.ouis II.
Ss,nhhsn ready to wear; VIM. Grcs S1o
WACO. Tes.--sanger Bros., Mls, ullman,
hiahneFy' ~ Eass stth st,
lsernnn u. Hartz; isemau ia. Harty.
womana furnishings, millinery; Mar
Heeht Co; Miss Il. kaplan, waists: Baer
i.tlienthal 1850 B'way
NJ. a0ldenherg Co. Dave l., Frank. coats.
saitnS Pspnsylvanis.
Kings Palace; Miss NJ Kinder ready
70 wear; Cumberland.
Heeht Co.; Mr. Dorsey. luggage. sporting
reoos' wssl M Mr- - % hsdden' hosiery. knit undor-
g. Lilienthal, 1850 E'wsy.
Woodward 6 Lothropi sfiss NJ curran.
uinereilas; Miss .. - Hart, misses fur
trimmed coats; sTo Tth nv.
WATERBURY. Cor n,---sirieva. B,sset Z,
Holland; Robert w. Ker, cotton piece
goods. blankets, comforts. bedding, linens,
WATEahbHRYs haHase's Conn s0ais,, no w,ana -nuun,,
Co; ], ], Knowles, ready 10 wear: r. 7
crSaIn, %in,xns.hiARnM Insi n Mads9n ss an n.n
wiLKEs.PAnBE.p pIgs. ES.-M. MHAla'niaas' miehssI, II
hishln.s WlshiAMspoRxr AMsslpeosRsx Aasrt'ssSe astan n,o.
ssnting: MeAlpln.
Louis Toplds, wooien and cotton piece
goods, aanneis, domestics, $50 B'way'
YORK, Pa,-JameB Mclean & Sons ro .
Miss Ryder, millinery: aS2 18th av
York, Pn,---Grum ha chez g. sop. Miss
Florence. Fredericks, dresses. fura, FUR
coats; Martin!uue
YORK, .Pa,--JAmes Mclean & Sons Co
Miss Belle Kaufman, coats and suits
care =; q. Union, 4s2 4.h av.
roSo rsSSoRK, paraBon pa1;o Ton Depsrt.nent store;
wear lines; Imperial, w
YOuNGsTOWN. ohio---Youngstown u.
y; ~ Co.i w. D. Wood. beddings. domestics
YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio--Central Shoe
store: +. w. Mouery. drapery, upholstery,
floor coverings: Martinique.
GAINESVILLE. Ohio---A. Il. Starr Co
g. j, Bnernstein, coats and suits waists,
tIrs. rur coats; care Baer & Lii!enthal,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27

ern. 50@sac; New Jersey. Iennery
whites. uncandied extras. 70@Tsc; near
7l ldp1ac; nearby and nearby Western hem
merry whites, average extras, 8tS ESQ., OK
tra nrsts. ss962es ilrsts, 5sGp5eo: nearby
We0c. under grades, 40 ap soc; puI1etsi agas
4o@5bc; Pacific Coast whites, extras, GIG
6aci, extra nrsts 56@eoo; frsta, 30 q b5c;
western and Southern gathered whites. 40
@5sc: nearby and nearby Western hen.
merry browns 5GGDG0o
POTATOES Jersey cobbiors sl.7o@st76;
Island, it5 lbs sa,2b@s7.s6: i5o lbs. 81
WS2l6; Ne. Is, sietsts5: sweets, Jersey,
basket. a0c9st.ssi carly sweets, barrel,
I,aoWN: Delaware and Maryland, bas-
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
Lost Bankbooks

LoST-- Bankbook No. 650,sss Of the CnIwli
Dime Savings Bank is missing, Any per-
Ron having claim 70 It IL hereby called
upon 10 preseDt'the same within ten days
or submit TO having said pazsbook cancelsd
and n new one issued.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
Governesses, Etc.

GoyI1RNEss young. English Protestant ;.
very pleasing personality: excellent four
years references. s., Miss Eiofnayer's
Agency 10 East asa St, ca floor, Tslanho,s
s9A7 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
Sherman Antitrust Law
ls Called Trade Hindranee
Seeclol Dlspntch to Thn Trihunc

FF'NF'F F1'"P'retFS tU IHu JFFHUHc
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Sept. 49,
That the Sherman antitrust law is OBJ.
solete, is a hindrance rather than q
help to American business and at the
first opportunity should be superseded
by modern statute, Is the opinion
formally expressed to-day by the di,
rectors Of the National Association OF
Credit Men, who are holding their an
nual four-day meeting at the Marlbor-
ough- -Blenheim Hotel,
The reason the Federal and state
statute books are overcrowded with
laws, many Of them totally unneces-
sary, is that few legislators have any
commercial training, according to an.
other resolution passed by the di'
rectOrs
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27

LOST pankbook No. 159,i22, North River
Savings Bark. ~ W. 35th ~. Payment
stopped. Finder please return 90 bank,
LOsT--Bankbook No ao5,a ,aa5. tho New
York Savings Bank. Payment stopped
Finder please return TO bank
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27

LOGT,-~Bankbook no. 17O, ,275, Onion square
Savings Bapk, 20 Iinlea square Ns~
York Payment rtoppec. Finder pleass
return 80 bank
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
Automobile ,mstruesisn
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE

CHAMBERMAIp or kitchen maid Young
Canadian, experienced as kitchen maid
G., Miss HofmAyer's Agency, 70 E. 4Sd, Sd
foors Tel S947 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
SUMMoNS

SUPREME COURT OF the STATE ots
NEW YORK. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
II. A. STATUS VAN DAAI.EN pialutIT
vs. ONERIEE HANDEL IAATsCfIAPPY-
ID. 4. J. KESsLKg, II. a. J. KEsSLER
J. LIMBuRG---aad ROTTERDAM oVEF-
sazi SEA IRAplNs} t.,l-S SicoAArloA:. ING
TO THE ABOVE NANED pEFgN.
DANrs: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
TO answer the complaint In this setto-
ana 70 serve copy af your answer or -
tho complaint Is hoe served with this s,.r,,
mons 70 serve Se5see 0f Appearance O.,
the Plaintids' attorney witaIa tvanfl-
Gays after The serYice. OF this summon,
exclusive of the day OF serysss, In csh.
OF your failure 70 appear ar answer, 3rdg
r,ent viii ss taken &gaiBst you by si,fsu,e
Tor the relief demanded in the eoinpiainr
Dated New York, Jeae aeth. ssse
ICIoIs T.. GAATZ, Atserasy xsr p,aln.
tiH ofies snd Z, .. Address, no. gector
sstrest; s thorough oe a.aa-Rattsss. City
Tot ovERzEE HANDEE. zfAATscf; ap.
ID \. j kEsGLEB, y, &. J. Kflss.
LER and J. TiMBURG.
RE foregoing summons IS servsd ,,,e.,
you py pnoheaton pursuant 10 an order -
ion f.a ward J. McGoldr,sk = justice a..
me supreme Court ct the Sl2te of Na,T
aeFK, dated the 2ath day og August. is3e
and filed with the complains Ia me of,s,.,
OF me Clerk OF the County OF New York
at the County Court House. IN fha ,sss -
ousa OF MANHATTAN, CITY, coauey snh
state OF New York, The object of m.
"ooFs Shntleu action ts To- rseoser dsn,
ages tor preach of contrast.
t5g1.erl, 5sIga s9w foTk August sise. 1885,.
TN Cniee and +. q. Address No' , Ese.n
city ~" 1"fs
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
INFORMATION WANTED

INFORMATION wanted whereabouts OF Anne
Marion HubDer, who formerly lived st $50
West 18th st.. Now York Communicates with
Alexander Begg, 10 Pinehurst ave. New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
General nouseworkers, Etc

DAY WORK, cstnpetent iaundress: auicl,
remodel, part or all time. Audubon 27eS
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27

COOK. Swede, equal 10 chef, several long
references $so-s1o0, A.. Miss Hof-
mayors Agency, 10 e. 43d. Sd floor. Tai.
s947 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27

SALESMEN-By leading manufacturer with
nation wide prestige. Must be willing 10
take intensive sales-training course at our
expense. and 10 sell our product direct 10
home. Three sales week give earnings of
over $50. We pay salary and commissions
Our product requires n type Of man who can
work with high grade sales force and who
Is ambitious to be it's leader. No road work
required. Apply between 10 TO II 80 and
2;30 to 40 to Mr. John Mayer. The Amer