J? 1 if“ Pu zer Linc fiddled MIrket w be here 111:2 rterenoe interference "flow 9. little to bring In mIny power plant ~ :e trom the , . generated high vol- cver long '3: 1118.11 low _‘ stepped-up tend 86.006 , (Stet-mg ._ reformers ">3 v0 Itagfi :5. The 1 at of the :~‘-:s, with ‘. for car- ::-.Lzsee of Fig. are pole. : case we fric— ' finches wires the are 1 rain faves, wind “r0. . ige. ' rotor—— near ,t','.'1t of 3 an 8.13- ,1 a trans- 1 12‘. ~res "e ch “S —1 _g of Batik 0! "Dip It". Frances A. 1:. Y ,rrl; Cit) \[. 1‘15) <rlzechter, pinn- ' . OV’EY ‘ Ling Your cen be loaded. the power coupon: Anothertroublehilimtretedm Fig. 2. Here In mum- and pole curring high voltage he: been broken. This confiderebly shortenothepnhfortheeurrent tomveltogetto_ihepole.endin wetweethd. whenboth- imam mdwkmmammbe wire "A" down over’the'tnnlf'in the insulator. This mm: I smile which will probably be hard for several blocks. 1 In Ire light circuits. direct cur- rent in need. the voltage running II high. tor instance. I: 10,909 volts. Here. lulu. we my the I leek due to innit, lneuletore on the poles. I! the power line is run down I metIl pipe alongside the pole. trouble may be ceased by water getting in the pipe Ind pene- trating the power cable Mon to I sufficient extent to cause on are. usually caused by the emu-king or the trolley on the wire. especially when the wire is ice-ceeted. in which case the sparking is very bad. This my be depended on to muse considerable interference to stations located within three hun- dred feet of the trolley line. YoueenbeteirlymreinI-mn- in: met no working or bro-hing interference is traceable to your house wiring, I: the voluge in too low to do my consider-Ibis: agent of sparking or arcing. Wetor in the conduit might 130.!ny cIuee slight interference of. this hetero. however. If your act is put W I well behind which light wires are run, or set near In e c table km» or other nxuu'e. you mygetIhIdmducfionhcm. The tomoveyoureetuiiithehmnie minim Tomorrowwewm diam the procedure to be employed in 1603‘ in; power line 13mm. port. 12: u a. n—Wei-ther report. 2:00 p. nae—um end in. ‘Cinbflbimk drewnlmet. . ‘flfin—WW ledggeeree. nthiskfnddtronble' I hid leek trom‘therhigh Voltage- Interterence tram trolley lines is reuedyhrthiI—weia. my 7‘00 Pi Him. Dove Ma. “Mk Rebel: Stern-.9 , ~j , o 1:45 p. ole—amend 6. Pei-her. tenor. 8:00 p. moi—New Iork Buyer-icy. wen-me. " 3- 30 D- nan—Wenonah: organ Recital. ' ~ 7‘ W m MORE The um I“ it. well thIt the storm their: golfing oeetwud was one of the moat ee- vere of yarn, reaching hazard pro. portion. in come localities. It is un- doubttedly true. tor It lean one ot the hill town- in thin etIte report. ed drift: reeching the tremendous depth of four feet. The storm might the been I billiard in this lec- tionlrthewindtrelooitybeenhlgho er. it the thermometer bed only dropped 40 degree: lower than it did and l! the enowfellhIdbeen It least four feet greater then it week A: it was it contrived to be I storm of some importance It the wind velocity along the coast we: much greater than here. Five death- Were caused by the storm in New York City Ind its suburbs l. The on! vein in blue. whit! y pleid. n’t chooee thli suit you are not slender Inn willow’y. however. as the etrl g horizontally will on line may undue nlumpneu. and one, at least. was reported from Providence. It is a. little early.“ yet to say how much damage was ceuee'd to shipping or how much of life, it any, resulted. Sonia agent. is likely to be reported. , REFRIG E RATORS Join Our-Alaska liefi'igerator Club A small payment down will deliver one of these famous refrigerators to your home, the balance to be peid In small weekly payments. The Alaska is , known as an ice saver, scientifically tested and the”; best refrigerator-made at anywhere near the price. Gar club plan entitles you to the net cash price. We invite you to come in and inspect our line of Alaékia Refrigerators. These refuge-atom are equipped with the 1 scienfific full ice Sweep dry circulation air proof. doors, manning the minimum amount of ice and _ 1 Déelgned to maintain ui oven temperature and pre- have all the food”: Food Two of 'theee Ire re- attired tor eeeh- tron-term 1' pAholeIhonld bedrilledthmue‘b the erect eenter o! etch wIeher Ind mounting diet that will eccommo- M I quarter or In inch hrs-e rod. One end dick would be I hell inch letter in diameter than the others in order that binding poets cIn be mounted on thin elde. . ”enable the urge dink on the bolt. then one a the washer: one inch in diameter. the I one inch when Ihother dink. Ind the out on the rod. Screw the not on tightly and you will have I spool keying three slot: in it. The center clot ie tor the primary winding which should be oompoeed or 600 tum at number to eincle cotton mine! wire. The inside one of the wire should be brought out to I binding poet on the large We: Ind worked pine B. The outside end of the winding should be recur- ed on I binding poet and nan-ted}. We are to keep the uncut of tension or the wire-connect during the time you are winding the pri~ may or the chIrIcteriIiicI ot the tnnetormer will be To Bl: CONTINUED, TOMORROW Commit. 1824, by the 8.13. L. Technical Syndicate. ‘ g . Members or. the Induce don't claim tint Funklerie. young rend- lotter.’ is I eeoond Welter Johnson. pitching motion noel-er to WIlt'e rule then In, other bur-lor- m the his right now. 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