BELIN‘, invonto of .tlto drill , ‘
uooessiul mottled of senator,
«mm», 4
" photosmohs by
III announced tram mm thot
Imam he has Iolvod tho
.‘hoa M‘on‘ that at wood 1 It i‘I III?
much to ocndo
by radio, but it takes time; mm
vcru'l .oeco layup to several ‘I‘nln-
too for one, 1vlew.Boforo we I‘rI
otIyaiiy ‘ablo‘ to see by radio it will
nocos‘oary for us to find It loam
t‘tec‘u cuftmanty comm pictures
second .
M. Benn“ I now procession speed-
Icr modification of his older method
’10214‘uoncling photographs He be-
ilovss that it will prove speedy
ionough roI aqua! vision. So for it
has not been demonstrated to the
‘ nublié.
1,'i‘_lIoI4o‘ la renewed discussion of
.19 supposed fallout of radio Waves
,1 altering}: tho weather. in same
Invuterious‘ new the radio is sup-
1nosod to “Absorb the heat or the air"
Ul" to “draw all tho water together"
‘or homothiiigcqualiy foolish, Last
,13 our them was 31 somewhat unus~
“,ual summer soouon in Europe and
1Iuillioue oi” pci‘mnnio blamed it on
the audio This your it seems to be
Ainerica' I turn.
‘ If we are to imag‘rins that the
,iiny powar sent out in radio
inoadcusting h‘ns any ‘oi‘fect on the
1 weather. we might do well ascribe
“fun unusual hot spell to II bonnie
- sumcwheIe.
An ingenious device for an indoor
antenna. has been described by1a.
British nmutcur. It is 91 why of
44 taking the programs off the electric
“light wiring, this “hing calving as
, the antenna
There are several dovices on the
Inaiket for this A special plug is
inserted in any light socket and the
receiver is connected to this plug.
The new British device is much
simpler. It consists merely of a
Ship of tin. foil pasted around the
glass bulb of an electric lamp.
4 This lamp is than sciewcd into
llic socket in the usual way and the
picture by wits
owl» H. J noting!
radio export, is pencil” in,
I number or diophnsmo mu ,
its own manual. and oil-lo, on
motion); and such so am ‘
he must odloiont tor ‘6 cs
«5:. tones. The dovics _,
nuu'ibor oi separat6 lauds II
attached to the route h ‘
. the‘ sounds from all of? ihour
out tossthor.
Ono DIiiy FIct‘ for LiItIIIII-I
InIuiI‘i‘o‘I-I I‘I‘Id conductors Ir‘I Mills
‘4 tjwo <91qu into which I.“ Imb-
stances we divided from the elec-
annotations that Allow oiootricitv {0‘4
do; Insulators are“ substances that
do not ‘I‘Illow tho electricity to un‘II. ,
or allow it to do so only with dit-
ilcultv and to a small extent. ‘
Electricity. you remember. con-
ticles4 ‘cailod electrons. Thur sonic
electrons are constituents oi," the
atoms of matter, so that alln ma‘tIrial
things“, have electrons them.
Matter is really olectricai iInI‘ i‘ts‘ in~
most nature.
is I. difference in h‘o‘w‘ the electrons !
hrs Irrangod in the Morris. in the
astoms of a conductor.
copper wire, there are a lot of éloc~
trons that, are loose. They Inovo,‘
«round eus‘iiY.
trons constitutes an ‘sleotric cur--1
rent. That is why conductors‘ carry
cuII-ont easily.
In insulators. on tho other, hood.
the electrons arc supposed ‘to1 no ‘
respective positions.
move around so frooiv. Thsrctors.
the electric current cannot-4 pass
throu"h rm insulating substance.
14»
WHAT’S IN A NA ?
“Ax
Facts, about your nImoI its history; “I running; wh‘II‘III it Ms. ‘d‘I‘l‘I 1“
4 rivad: its Il9nificInoI, your, lucky dIy Ind lucky j'Iv‘IIl. -
a. MihDRED MARSHALL
KATHLEEN}, KlT‘i'Y A‘ND KATE
ATHLEEN, Kitty. 4and Kato
K are names of individual charm.
not they spring from Kuthoi-
inc and are really only translations, ‘
dlIIiinutives, and contractions of
that moat popular or tominino
names. No name is more universal
than Katherine and her various
derivatives. partly from beauty of
sound and pmtiy from association
The graceful Kathleen originated
jln Ireland, after,‘Kutherinc had be-
4 coma established in England. It is
‘an adaptation of tho old Osslanlc
Cathiin, meaning the “beam of the
wave" and the home given to one
' ‘f the stars.
Kitty and Kate are old‘ English
um‘e‘s, which stand on their‘ own
nerits as individual homes and are
1 Iii-equently given baptism. Ksti‘o is
the “Scotch adawptation Catharine.
. fielonging absolutely to England,
has ove‘n
counterpart —- Catherln. Gather-in
, ,Dlwits, the famous historian, was
so called since, h‘s4 was unfortunate
‘ onough to have Catherine do y‘iedici
for his grandmother. ‘
“ in Italy. Santa. Caterina is a term
produced ‘a masculine,
ins, the Voitoress or Sist‘m‘s, s‘nd
Ekatrinsuburg was so called in
honor of the Russian“ enrol-cos. , ,
in France the mm is entire 6. .
Spoin. we have Catalins.,4C Coto‘ri
Kathe and Trill
adaptation is‘ Ken-inn.
The tailsmenic coin Issitii ‘t
Katherine sud her, do: tins is
moss onto. which uremia: I hold
. 2
Neil," is familiar to evervo
“Sweet Kate; who could viI‘I‘V your
‘lbrixht eyes of blue, ‘
dark lashes so mildly-v
'i'o‘ur fair-turned. arm,
breast rounded fbrm-«‘- .4 1 4 1‘
oi! derision {or an old maid. Mam
“hills have been named utter Cathor- ,
Nor tool his heart Warm. and his‘
11 uses. throb wildly?" 4; . ,
trio’ with oi“ vio‘w. .1 Conductors In 51 ,j
bliss through thorn trcoiy. as mIt‘Iis ‘4
oists or a. great swarm or tiny pI‘r-‘
it is believed that the differonce ,‘i
between insulators cud oundu‘oto‘rs‘ »1
‘nkfi‘ HOMO» 1
liiovonioht of olcc-
fixed much m'ore firmly in! their-
They1do,4not ,
like gin.“ orrubhsr. 4 ,,s41
Catherine. Coton, and Trinottml in ,
is Italian. and Katherine. Kathch'ou.‘ 3‘ '
Katinks is Russan‘ sud Katrino. ' ,
and Koiinsore Elmo 1.4m» Slovak
Beaming humidly through thsir : ‘
Thy wish was father-{Hurry to 4‘ -‘
that ‘t hou931l:;~‘ ‘ . 1‘
1
who tress.
no ram in tho
, thought his ,
, illusive‘ traxrohos n the ‘ir,
it was the punxcut‘ scoot of ,
Goring. pitted annotated
W
evenings or whother slim
blossom nailed the po‘riumo rain
hidden nooks in tho undergrowth
little
‘stti‘ was‘ not to be soon. ‘HI l '
4 moment inhaling“ th‘o subtls‘ .
‘perfun‘lo and than wound
home in his siIier’ II house ‘ 1
"All droesod up, Sis.“ ho said It
hotgre‘stod his sister in the doorway. 1 ‘ ‘
‘ ‘4 “True, but I have some) pin
"That is if you'll
go,“ she laughed
nutite I mortvr at Yoursoli: Ind so
‘wlth mo. Toni nhoned1 out mm
ibwn that he would be into d, the
sholdons are having a hall‘s _
16 Ill dunno. i don't liko to 1»
‘4 , mung mums. .
*Ilo hurried to nud‘h
‘Eth‘el “molded“ ‘ ;
amnion up» ,oph 1 -
. sp dink the nlliior
She ls‘n'i [and Iif‘
sunIeilIiIi...1
but if
“ "Snood ‘tho oup‘pe s‘I‘id Jo‘s ‘4
4“ silo made it u point‘t‘ not him
ml
4progeutod to Hops
1 her 9. pmouslit _
oromloo‘d toys
fail and, winlo , and
heaving
aim replica.
author laugh.
1'.‘ ivln‘q mo. lilt‘I
‘ to to follow.” he
the pa. , ‘ "
‘dsn'cs, and hen Joe «some m bad
the, ouducit
yr rltIhorI.
built“
them?“ he told them.
rm.
(or they are fond of their olmr
cousin. Hope; who is to share it
with hiring 1.
‘ {armed the atom. and , .
‘ 1 Ambor‘ is credited hv: , ,,'
optic “3‘," "common:
are inclined to his, ‘
"1 him"
noouso while I1
k that“ he mi9ht ‘
s‘ 1 1
cousin to let him have the
oodls‘n‘d on Which the log ,1;
to build ‘Iny mansion‘
they will let him have it;
,’ ‘II; suitable
Iii or ,
ulooo on “1‘
ts
hey wore II
Perilous hswfi‘vorlto
(hook
atoll It ‘m. that poi-run of quch
as i‘IIi
ill ‘ ‘ .
”1:1th momma from“ the
1m Bin-inc auto-1
1 h
ith I Ior‘t o‘f apron ‘
out or draped Io
inc Inks lower at
4st the back: {the
short aé dr‘ossmakers ltho to
incite them, the knees are cur-
whom tho wearer of the town
'80 it you like to wear
m look ‘at rule (out.
yellow undo handbag with o bunch
and
but soft 1 1 . ,
the Ixtr‘om'oiy‘ short new skirts and
moat flowers, a brown
baa. 100th cut-out initials
‘ bud a. ‘ufd‘il kid bug with
o‘Iilvcr‘ mum {astoniug.4
still like to tool that your knees
are not bore, when you sit down
than by all means wear an uproar;
limit: or one or the new style or
dropory‘. 1
mentions an the colors that will
wpeach, deep apricot Ind electric
blue. . 1 ,
Tho whisper soot Ir
, ostrich tieathar, trimmi 310 the
; modal: are some I longer and
are sometimes w] 2411‘ with I.
‘Then there is‘ a ‘
An observer of fusion in Paris 4 ‘
load for evening woar these three ‘
‘ “mgr! ‘
a
Mr “ Ions, thrI‘Ir you Ire.‘
this smoothing is your
flotation v‘n‘m Itsr.
iv Imus of {when Inert?
no mmododwhohutoroom
”undo for from homo
nil tho rood 1m hard.
‘1v‘rllsn tar swov.
o hoods it most,
But maybe it nouid‘ help him.
4mm.
It you would Il‘so ton him so.
Either u‘Id son. b6 lust IIiuImsd
To love. Ind not ashamed to tell;
N Ilw‘svs in some sentence tamed
4 With More is a. woy Is w‘oil.
A butts: mjy. Jus‘t4 lot the boy ‘
Kn w how much: pride ho is. and
0Y—-
And let your father know, my lad, 1
4 Yo'uutiiiuk you‘ve got one dandy
4. HE‘ oA-IN or L083 44'
‘nt‘ losst have learned
1’1‘h‘is to hoip ms on kids way;
"them are others tortune spurned-—
4!, out only such as they. ‘
winning”: an I mixht target
0th, mom that I met;
W1 Moo“. ‘1 might Win so Inuoh
ulna: I lost. the common touch
Losing. 1 At least thI found
All, tho brotherhood of loss.
‘ Walking on the common ground
Mot my comrades o‘t the cross-«I
grinning. I m passed ahead 4 '
01;
Winning. l Inig‘ht nov‘s‘r know
‘7 way was that: us below.
‘ how good. how kind; ‘
onI wins only poun—
' l‘
Impls oi! the manner in which the
English language grow Diotion- ;
lulu no mention at the
‘ ' ‘2???“ “k och" irl this se'ns‘w it i
1 l
nublis‘he‘d ‘ln 19‘195‘4
otost‘ edition ot,‘ We
‘ry containsfiho word and.
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