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LEGAL NOTICES.
r. u. stephens and RinggoId Hart,
Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME CoURT OF THE DIS
trici 81 Columbia. Holding District
Court. In re-: Condemnation Of land for the
opening. widening and extension Of an alley
in square 2s32, in the District Of Columbia
District Court No. 1887 Notice and order
of publication. Notice is hereby given that
the Commissioners Of the District of Colum-
hia. pursuant TO the provisions Of section
1905 10 section 1G0s-i. inclusive. Of the Code
uf Law for the District Of Columbia have
filed a petition in this court praying for the
condemnation Of the land necessary for the
opening, widening and extension Of the alley
in square 2S32 bounded by Otis place.
Tenth and Eleventh streets and Monroe
street,. in the District Of Columbia, as
shown on a plat or map fled with the said
petition as part thereof. and praying also
that this court empanel a jury in accord
ance with the law provided for In such eases
To assess the damages each owner Of land
{" he taken may sustain by reason Of the
opening. widening and extension OF the said
alley and the condemnation Of the land nee
essary for the purposes thereof and 10 as
as benefits resulting therefrom the
entire amount Of said damages including
the expenses Of these proceedings. upon zach
lot part Of lot or parcel of land which
viii I've benefited by said oyening. widening
and extension in the proportion that the
said jury may find said lots. parts Of lots
parcels Of land will he benefited. as pro-
,ihed for In and ny the aforesaid Code of
Law. II Is. by the court. this 10th dsy Of
August. 1922. ordered that all persons hav-
ING amy interest In these proceedings be.
and they are hereby. warned and command
ed to appear in this court On or before the
18TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. iaaa at 10
O'Clock a. m. and continue In attendance
until the court shall have made its final
order ratifying and confirming the award Of
damages and the assessment Of benefits Of
the jury to be empaneled and sworn herein:
aud IL is further ordered that a copy OF
this notice and order be- published twice
week for two successive weeks In the wash
ingtUu star. the Washington Post aud The
Washington Herald. newspapers pnbii>h.d
IN the said District. commencing at least
ten days before the said 18th day Of Sep
iember. 1922. II l. further orderrd that
copy of this notice and order he served by
the United States Marshal. or his deputie.
upon each OF the owners Of the fee Of the
land to be condemned herein as may be
found By the said marshal or his deputies
within the District Of Columbia before the
said 18th day Of September 1922 fsy tho
-orrt. WILLIAM H1TZ. Justice. A trne
copy Tcst: tSean. MORGAN n. REACH.
Clerk. Nv W. T. ADKINS. Asst. Clerk
augll Ell Is. $50
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q. %. stephen. and RInEEoId Hart
Attorneys.

~ TIE SUPREME CorRT oF rHE ms
trict 81 Columhia. Holding nis'riri
'ourt- In re- Candemnntion of land for tho
opening - q minor street through sauars
5sas for the extension af Thirteeuth street
between Pheasant street snd Valley pls-.
southeast. in the District 80 Columhia Dis
tri"i Court No. 1888 Notice and order II
puhlirsiion- Notice & hereby given thsi
rh" Commissioners of the District ~ Caluui
ha pursuant 90 the proviSi ne 20 ssrtiui
i60S 20 s-rtion 1905 inclusive - the t-ads
~ Law for the District Of Coiumhis hErs
led petition In this rourt 1rarinr for flp
condemnation - the land necessary fnr 49,
opening - minor street through squrrs
'ssS for the extension ~ Thirteenth street
between Pleas.nt street and Valley nisr
southeast. In tho District ~ Caluuibis
shown on . map or plat nled with tho .Hi
petition a. psrt thereof. and prayinG So
ihst thi- ""urt smpsnsl jury In srcnrf
ancs with the law provided FOR In such ~ass-'
10 sssrs- the damages zach owner of iHnf
." h. taken NAV sustain ny reason ~ 49,
opening q minor street through ~guar
s7''s for the extension ~ Thirteenth stree
between Pleasant street aud VALLEY plE-
southeast. In the District % Columbia Anr
the cund"mnaiion ~ the land necessary p,
the purposes thereof and 10 assess - b~Bs
hts resulting iherHfrom the entire amount n
said damag-r. Including the srpenses
'h"s- proceedings. upon each lot ~ part
lot parcel Of land which will he h@nrhte.
the sid jury msy Ind said l1tS parts e.
lots ar parcels of land viii N. benefited. o.
provided for in and by the aforesaid Cod
~ Law u s. By tho court. this 9th dsy -
August, 1922. ordered that al r-rsons hhSing
snN interest In these proceedings -. ans
they are hereby. warned and commando =
appear In iiiS court on or before the 1911
DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1922. a. 10 o'clnl
m. snd continue IN attendance until IL
court shall have made its hnHl order rstfy
ing aud confirming the award of damar"
and the assessment of benefits of the iur.
TO he empaneIed and sworn herein: snd }
is further ordered that copy of this MOTTO
and order he Published twice . week for f~'
successive weeks In tho Washington kven,nt
STAR. the wsshingt"n Post hnd The wssh
inEton Iersii newspapers published IN VI
sFid District rommenrinE 81 least ten 10
before the said 18th dsv ~ Sspt~mher. 1872
IA IL further ordered that copF n IN
notice aud order b. served hy the inlte'
States Marshal or his deputies. u9on earh p
the upu-rs of the fee % fhs land % p
~uud-mued herein msv he found hy th'
ssid marshal or his Deputies within the nis
tri-t % Columhia before the ssid 1874 A..
Of SeptembsT 1872 By Tho court Will
IAN ufTZ Justice. 4 true copy Test
tS@aD. MORGAN II BEACH cl~-k. "
WILLIAM : ADKINS. Asst. Clerk. .u
srri".ll.F.ls uiot
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LEGAL NOTICES.
y. n. sseshsn. -s.d Ri.ErslS Hsrs.

IN THE SUPREME oorRT oy THE MS
trtct ef Columbia. Hoidins Disr<t
Courf. In The oopdemns ti6u a lsnf 10
squfre 2ss5. for alley psr,o-e-. IN the Dis
friet OF csiurubia. District Court No iseA
No'toe aud Order of Pubiirafion. Notics a.
h>reby given that the conmIssioners Of ths
District Of Columbia. pursuant 10 The pro-
Visions Of section ie0s 10 section ieos-i. Ia
elusive. of the Code Of Law for the Distrief
o. rolumbia. have filed petitfeu IN this
court prnyinF for .he condemns tiou Of n.
end neors-sry for alley purposrs I'm sfusrs
"sS7 thound~d hy iith and Harvard stre~ts
Shermsn Aven7e. ana Gtrard street nsrth-
weftD In the Distrie- of Coiumbin. ss shown
on map or piat filed with the said p~ti-
tton ss part thereof. and pnyinr sl.o That
ttts Conrt ennnsnel = hurry IN aecordsncr Vim
Tho law provided for In such ea.e. 70 as.~s.
ihe dnmaEes each owner of land 20 h. .nk-n
'n.y sus'sin by n-sson Of the acquisition of
aid public slisy and the condemns lion Of tl,e
and necessary for the purposes thereof. snd
ia assess 80 benefits resulting ther~frau
the entir~ amount o. satd dsmsees Includ
ing the erpepses Of these proceedinrs upno
~rrh loi or part az - or parcel af land.
which viii h. h~seff'-f by ssh copdennns.
tion. In tho propor''an that the said jury
nay Ind said la's. nar.s Of lots or "a rc~is
of land will h. benefited as provided for fr
sBd by tho afo-~sai4 rade of Law II
by il" t"nrt fhis ar dSv Of Anrusi. 1922
'-d"-"f that 81 pe-~"ns ha rinr any interest
In fh~s~ rrocr~ding. be- snd they are h~r~-
by. warned sud commn nnded 20 npnear In fhis
r"''rf az hafOr~ ~. Is;h DAY OF SEP
TFSBFR. 1922. AZ 10 o'elrrk. a. m ana
cor'inu. In afte.dan~e until tho Caarf shat
har" m-dr its final ~rdsr rsfifyinE and cnn-
ft-m'ry the Fwa-d of d1nares ana the So
sss--He't of b"nefi's ~ the inry 60 be ON
ra@-l-4 sud sworn herein: and it IL further
irdered. uist copy ~ this notice ana or-
Ter be published twice week FOR two sur
cessiv~ weeks IN the Washington Evening
stsr. the Washington Post. and Tie wash
'nF an Herald. newspapers published in the
said DISTRICT commencing at least ten days
o before the sid 18th DAY or SEPTEMBER
/ 1922. " is further ordered. that q copy Of
'his noii"e and order he served by the United
s'n'~~ Marshal. or his deputies. upon esrh
Of the owners n the fee of the land 90 ~
c"adenin-d herein msy b found hy the
aid Marshal. ar his Deputies. within IN.
] Disirirt ~ Columbia before the ssh istt
dAy 81 srp'"m".r 1872 Ry tho Court
WILLIAM HITZ. Ius i~r true cnp-
Test 's"-n MORGAN VI. BEACH Clerk: hy
wN. ADKINS. Assistant CLERK
I angl0-il-l7-is
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r. H. Steph<-s -. - ~. hin. Jr..
AtforneyA
N rHs suraExE ccuar on TEE nm.

IN TIE surRKNE rcuRT nr TIE Dis.
triet Of Columbia Holding District
Court. In re: condemnstion Of lsnd for IN.
opening. widening and srtensioa Of an alley
IN Square 3s71. In the District Of co,umb,,
District Court No. 1855. Sotice and Order
Of Pubtestion. Notice IL hereby ffveu thai
The Commissioners OF the District Of coluun-
b., pursuant 10 the provisions Of section 1908
10 section 1cos-I. inclusive. Isf the COD. Of
Law for the District Of Columbia. have
filed petition In this court prs yine for fNs
condemnation Of the isuf necessary o. -
opening. widening and extension Of the -.aa
I'VE suey In Square 25Ti (boln1ed By 18Th and
18th streets. and Crescent Place aud Ksio.
rsma Road. In the District Of coiun,bIs. q.
shown on plat or map filed with the ..ld
petition as part thereof. and prsyIas ais, fhat {
this court emps mel jary In sccordanee with
he law provided for in surb cases TO assess
TIE damages esch owner Of land 10 be trken
may sustain by reason Of the opening. widen
inS ana exfenstn Of the alley and the coude en-.
nation Of the land necessary for the purr o.es
thereof. and TO assess as benefits resulting
'hersfrom the entire smognt OF ssid dams res
includinr the expenses Of these proceedings
upon each lot or part Of laf or pa reel cf
Is nd. which will he benefiied by said open
ine. widening and extension in the proper
'cn hat the said lrry may find SAID lo's
parts of lots or psr reels Of land will he bene
fiied IS provided for. In aud by the afcr~-
NPfu fone q. l--Nt " "a. bN me Fonrt, this
9th day Of August. 1922. ordered tina: aIi
oersoas ha"ing any in crest in these p=oceed-
ings he. rnd they are hereby. warned and
''onna rd@d 10 appear in this Corrt oa of
before the 18th DAY or SEPTEMBER 1872.
AZ 10 ocloFk- =. m. and continue II at-~n
dance until the roart shsil ,nve made lis
final o-dnr rnifylng and. confirming the
award Of damages and the assessment Of
benefits Of the jury to be empsueied and
sworn herein: and IL is further ordered. that
a copy Of this notice and order be published
twice week for two successive weeks in IN.
Washington star. the Washington Post and
The Washington Herald. news sps pers published
In the said District. commencing at least tea
days before the ssid 18th day Of September
1922. u 10 further ordered. that a copy az
his notice and order be se-ved by the United
States Marshal. or his deputies. upon zach
o' the owners of the fee Of the land 10 be
condemned herein may he found nv the
sid marshal. or his depu'ies. within the
District Of Columbia. before the sid 18th
day Of September. 1922 BY the Couri
WILLIAM HfTZ. IrS'ice true copy
Test; isean MORGAN II BEACH. CLERK: By
wM. =. ADKINS. Assistant Clerk
augI0ll-l7-ls
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RIZPAH ELDON

Reveals past. present and future; -e.d,
your epttre history; Describes relatives
friends and enemies: gives advice In bn.I-
ness love. marriage and all Affairs Of Il,e
Sl2 ST. IS.
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Bedbugs, Reaches. Rats
..terninsted bv errerts gusrpltee result
NATIONAL ENTERNiNAroR co.
zoe 9th OF. NV. rrtnkih ssee.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR sALE-HoMEs AND INVESTMENT
In all parts of the city. list your propert
with for u quick sale.
NJ. f. THOMPSON CO.. p.
% K st. NV. North S1S.
q
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SOC MADAM LORETTA 50c

Guarantees 10 read your entire life; bora
with natural gift TO advise you on business
love. family affairs: tells name OF person
whom YOU Will marry and when. 81 read.
inss SOC. no Eth st. NV <l2
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FRIDAY MORNING
kEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
North Columbia Heights.

THIS HOME Is BUT TWO YEARS OLD
snd IN perfect eoaditioA; brick eonsrrue
tios with concrete fsoat and rear porches;
six rooms and bath ttilsdl: garage. Price,
tfo.1oo. phooe us for sppointmsnf to In
spset MeKBgyER q oo6s. i<05 Eve st
nv. Main f157. 13s-s
CHARMING HOME Or SEVEN WILL AR.
ranged rooms: modern: bah: Extra lava.
tory: front. rpaf and sleeping porehes: hot
vster heat: electric dshts; hardwood floors
and trim; Tear garage. Prize oniv sft. 800;
% eoovepient terms. You cen and no bet.
ter buy In this section. McKEEvER GOss.
1105 Ne Ct NJ. Main <1S3. SIS
DANDY HOME or SIX ROOMS q rIrEn
bath: buiif-fn ga1ge: concrete front and
lower rsar porch: sleeping porch on second
door: has hot-wster heat: electric lights,
hardwood hoors and trim: basement 06ersd
at the reasonable prize Of SO. 75o Ne
KEEvER q GcSs. i<os Bye st. Nv. Mais
tfs7 sis
NORTH coLUNBIA HHInHrS-sio.f fso
Reasonably priced colonial desigr resi.
asuce: attractive IN Appearance: juat one
bsoek u 1tth st. ear: Q rooms: spacious froat
and r~ar porchsa: inciosed sleeping porch:
h.-v.h.. siec. lights; hardwood doors: deep
lot ~ alley: ample EsrsEe space. House 3,
vacant and immediate pssssssioa may BE-
sbtsined. Essy term. WI. 8. PHILLIPS,
- u. 7. ave Aais tooa
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MOVING AND STORAGE

Emergency Transfer Co.
Furniture moved: anywhere: anytime
c. W. vEACH. Mgr
III" VI st NV. Main sO6l
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< ST. Ne. NR. v rAP.--s-sTORy RRK I:
~ rc,ms srd hath; s6.250. wILnN.S
& CO.. 9tn 4 II. ~
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REAL estate FOR SALE
Washington Helghts..

NEAR lITH GIRARD n. We ROOMS:
modern: furnished: % 200; cash. LOUIS
p. SHOEMAKER. 14o7 \. Y. Ave. N. W.
Main iie5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13
THE COAL PROBLEM
Chicago T%ribunc.)


john L. Lewis president of tho United Mine
W"rb'rs ol America. tells the house committee %
only permanent Holuuou OF the diriculuoa in The
,o.i lL'd. iut what De- wants Is q%uallficd national
control the production. distribution. ana prce of
coal. but would not allow II to in IN, ,yer,. nd tE,
miners. Presumably that would mean tb,t tb,
miners shouid fix their own wages and let thy roy-
eminent pny them out of the profits ~ tho mines.
10 There were profits or out OF tao ,s,paycr
pockets. DO there were mo- profits.
Ih" f"locy of such g proposal ha evident q "a.
already been revealed. The government controlled
th" mines during the war. with results whirh even
notoriousy forgetrul Americans nave not Vet Tor.
gotten. tn" cost 20 consumers was tremendous. and
lh' INCONVENIENCE even greater than tho cost. tn,
government renewed ts control during tine strike Of
w" years ago with tremendous increase in prices
roal resulting immediately and a fNinE OF bur
d,us upon the industry which are sim fct. and
which are contributing 20 The present difficulties.
We do not want naturalization. The government
mas sufficiently proved Is Inability to handle the
'usl business OF The country on an economical an
want any government interference AZ all 1t Is to-
H,tu l1sisiatlle authorization Of reorganization of
Wv 'o'i business IN such a manner az TO eliminate
some Of the evils OF bad management. which have
eminent control
L. Is one Of the worst functioning Industries In
lhe niled Staics says secretary Hoover. 1t b.
az unorganizcd a. the retail grocery business, says
G. T. Leshor. editor Of IN, coal Axe.
This condition. with the recurrcnt evils which ~
no small measure to O hack NJ understanding N tho
facts Of the business An production and distribu-
"H 'DNE W !" !Hg'll'd ~ Whie. OF figures hN
those responsible thnt those engaged in each phas,
OF IIt NuNlufHH- producer Wholesaler. tnihpf. re-
tnl''i' minrr am trnnsportatlon agcui-nrovcs that
Do" Dr. making % bare living. sun certain grades ct
coal quoted az Sd5l nt the mine are figured 200 $40
BOO Tho bin. That reveals something wrong
Before We can hope 90 correct conditions We must
get at the facts and Fix responsibility We do not
W"ht E"Nefnm"nl ""n'isnip hut a government COM
mlssion with authority ana intelligence 20 uncover
ul the facts pertaining to coal pro luoton. distrl-
button. and costs might be- valuable. II might even
hc made permanent, to Keep the information mp 20
date as conditions change. WITH nvh "a basis of
Information on which to oct reorganization would
bo n logical development. Inul thnt ls accomplished
mother fns. gUfrafafa upr the fututV. mon .nn .tN.
branch Of the industry can expect much ~ympath,
or nupr ral from the public.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13
MONKEYlNG WITH FATE

n CR popular and well known local martyr.
the, publisher of the morning paper, an
" nounces that someone out IN Gallup
threatens to hang him to a sour apple tree.
This may strike the uniformed MS a serious
menace TO the personal safety of the Prophet
of the Dawn OF the New Day. more threaten
ing, even, than the Ghost of Tijeras Canyon.
or the Conspiracy Of Silence.
But it isn't.
Our hero IS quite accustomed to being up u
tree.
There is some reason 10 believe tina, his
original position ON the dizzy pinnacle of
editorial aloofncss, was none other than pre-
carious position out ON q limb.
The subsequent exploit OF saving off the
limb and selling the foliage to the audience
before il hit the ground, should relieve the
public of any uneasincSs as 10 our martyrs
ability 70 take care of himself in a sudden
drop.
Since then, as Prophet and Martyr. this de-
voted devotee Of the spot light has been up a
number Of trees the frui; of which has been
sour.
The incident he mentions is the first we had
heard of any threat To hang him from a sour
apple, or other tree.
There has ieen a vague fear. even among
some of his more admiring supporters, that
should he continue his climbing exploits, over.
''NHh - Ah AANihhNAs u" WI WV AANNA
verbal rope too loosely handled, he might
eventually hang himself but convincing ex.
hibiiiGns Of fast footwork in fence walking
have largely alleviated that cause for concern.
The public should be treasured. Our Martyr
is moi in danger Of hanging from a sour apple
tree. The bonds which bind him 10 his public
are too strong. His most serious danger is of
being hat by the hot wind created by his move.
ments, or Of falling into a vacuum caused by a
too sndden shifting Of positions.
There ism a sour apple tree this side Of
Manzano. That source OF danger TO tho
Prophet is far removed.
But this is a political year. A state election
is coming on. The perilous performance Of
swinging gracefully from bough 10 bough and
tree 10 tree will again delight the multitude.
II is a means of appeal TO public attention that
is nat without its dangers.
Let us hope that the Prophet, or Martyr. as
the role may be, will survive the exhibition
season in safety.
What should we do without the Dawni
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AS True
as Ever

IL fun tu go forth on your travels
W htrcvrr you mnv be- Inclined.
To watch how the highway un-
ruVsls
And leaves thiugs familiar be-
mind.
Ther, joy in the heart Of the
rover
wherever he happcna to roam.
But whom all the wandering 3 over
It's good to come home.
Though strangers you We met may
have grown kind
And places you We fingered been
fine.
u great TO got back "a your own
kind,
OF whom you can say They are
mine.
And whether. by chance, you re re-
turning
To mansion, apartment or
shack.
Hay. Here's an end ~ my
yenruIui.
I'm glad TO get hnck.
Your town may hc rainy or
druuthful.
But just keep this thought In
your dome.
Ola John Howard Paine said 70
mouthmi
RcgardinE the pleasures Jt
home:
And since he undoubtedly said II
Much better than l-ns YOU say
! % slip Mr.. Payne all the credit
Aud call It q day
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13
THE ARMED CAMP

TWELVE thousand bankers. brokers and
other fnanclers IN the Wall Street district
have taken out permits to carry revolvers,
within three months, according to the New
York Tribune which says that It's information
came in am official bulletin from police head
quarters.
A paragraphcr promptly suggests that it is
time for the Wall Street investor TO stay at
home, Another suggests that Bill Hart should
stage has next two-gun picture in the New
York stock exchange.
There is no doubt a certain amount Of humor
in the picture of the nation leaders Of finance,
in the heart of the worlds business metropolis.
ambling about with their side pockets sagging
under the weight of autOmatics. There is also
a grim side to this picture. which the New
York Tribune does not fail 80 note. That
newspaper experienced thH loss of several thou
sand dollars recently when an accomplished
automobile bandit held mp its assistant cashier
on the front step Of the business office and
made a clean and thoroughly artistic getaway.
The III Paso Adj club recently voiced a bitter
protest at a motion picture which showed FL
Paso as the wild and woody setting for q six.
gun thriller. Il protrstcd against the chap.
dad gun men, the wide Sombreros and flaring
neek-kerchiefs Of tide actors. It was especially
offended by the false impression that lean
bronehos still race fleetly through San Antonio
street and Sheldon square.
The III Paso business men have inst cause
for resentment al a movie which pictures III
Pas0 as 10 fur out Of date and behind the times.
The two-gun thriller Of today, to be true 10 life
must be enacted wholly by smartly dressed
young men in shining motor ears who stick
~dtnth-dealing weapons into the yielding ribs Of
ather smartiy dressed young men and lift the
currency bag or bond folder with eourtly
nIace.
The modern gun man has reached his highest
reginement in New York where $4,000 citizens
now carry r~evolvers by police department per-
mil and an estimated 100000 carry them with.
out official i,pyes 8
Crime experts say that the speed Of the
automobile getaway has been the principal
cntsr Of the increase in crimes Of the highway
m the nations two greatest cities, New York
and Chicago.
That may be true, But the ease Of the get
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Fifteen Minutes of
Radio Each Day
By
EDWARD M. DAVIS
hi1CEIVING CIRCUITS
Formerly Technical Electrical
Expert Tor T.. :. Government.

RECEIVING CIRCUITS
All Ideas can be conveyed
through the use u language nna
A. th'rc are many languages. az
understanding of one or more en-
ahlca q person 10 grasp ideas a.
they = rendered. Pictures ana
drawing have been used for agus
70 convey idcuH and their use con
stiiuten n % the most simple and
Impressive Of all languages
through pictures the artist. drafts.
man or luyman can depict scenes
houses machinery and even the
connection Of electrical apparatus
better than would ever be possible
by words alone.
In radio certain definite draw
ings or symbols have become
conventional through sage. to In
dlcnte various parts of apparatus
Hr ure % these symbols. apparatus
may De assembled on paper ANA
WIN connecting lines to represent
wires, the proper relation Of each
piece 81 apparatus TO others may bc
shown.
The following assembly shows "a
numlcr Of the most commonly
used symbols ana their Intor..c-
fnffou.