r w SrM3 aaapBi & wmmm mmmmmim' I BskamaBiBtBaalBVtaaaRBaaBmlBaaaal) M4II faWaafceKB?a'afa I TCaTT HI !' n w.--- L4Z)J0 IN THE HOME Oy 1IKNRY M. NEKIW f i r i AT CRY4TAL m " -,. r DLTKCTOR J5A V ( SECONDARY "WVkJl PRIMARY COM. COIL y S- HH 1 SECONDARV aTeltaBTasaaTaaTaaTaaTaaTal CIRCUIT This tlinwH (lift difference between (he "primary" and "secondary' elrt tills,. They arc net connected. We show the two cell, of a "loose eupler." only we have taken the "aecenury" out of the "primary" and placed them side by slrie te sltew the separation PfllMAPV CIRCUIT TJie "Primary and "Secondary" Circuits Te tan made n radio act without Ct teuV elmply g et te knew the dlf Zttia between the primary and the Scadary circuit. And It Is a very 0! thing te learn, n. .nr loe coupler or rarlo-ceupler Mil mount that you buy you will see m binding peMs marked "primary" Wene'lflbe marked "aerial" and SLJthtr "ireund." There will be two jjtt binding liests mnrked 'second - "Jfcw, we have already learned, any wiritr l device consisting of two rr . -n- u-lilpli hnve tin nctlinl lUirii cells which nave lj.ni,. connection, but ILkad near each ether In such n way ICr the. electricity In the first cell 'In- no actual which are " or cause an electric current In Second. This cell In which the U t .-.1 -.1 1 1f-.1 .1. "IUf. 2irr." The cell which does the In feting is he "primary." t. ttin innse counter the secondary til e( wire Is wound around a smaller winder than the primary, and this aatlltr one slides into and out of the after one. In a varlo-ceuplcr the primary 1b vmkI around the cylinder nnd the sec. ndiry Is wound around the ball, or "rotor," which turns around en a rfitfl inside it. Or, In the mere modern brat, fuck as the "basket ball," the jmrv is wound around the outer form lid the recendary ureund the inner one. With honeycomb cells or due-lateral v spider webs, you use three cells en MSt hook-ups. The center one is then tbt secondary nnd the outer ones are tbt primary nnd the "tickler," the tickler usually being the smallest of the tiff. .... .i New let's leek at the illustration te t a clear iden of the various instru- ants that compeso the primary and idary circuits, xne term "circuit" aur be taken te cenriunc an me wires Ed Instruments which have actual me Knic connection with each ether. I In the illustration we hare assumed tkt we have n loose coupler and that It have taken the becendary cell en Mr out of the primary and placed i side ey siae. in tnis way you see very clearly that they are net aec'tcd by any actual metnlllc con- lilt will entble you te tee clearly Just kit Instruments nre included in the rlmary circuit, which is. of course, the Wrcilt In which the primary cell is In- hdtd. First, there is the aerial and the tidlng-ln wire. This is connected te be primary cell. The current runs Bkreufh the cell nnd out usually (II Btetly te the ground, but In this case ' eavc Incluiled n variable condenser 1st te show that there can be one in the rlmary circuit. When n variable con- Wiser Is included in this circuit it Dikes the natural wnve length of the Ilrcsit much shorter, but It has the rid intaje of giving very sharp adjust isnts te the Incoming signals. The wdenser could have been placed be en tne aerial ana tbe primary cell It (IS well. It wouldn't hurt mnria IT difference. This Fiction nf ihi nnnnrnrita. tlin is the nrlmnrv rlrrnlr. 'Vhc rnHI- lm. nhes or signals are gathered bv the isrlsl and sent Inte the ground through beet Instruments. lit secondary circuit includes nil the nitruments that hnve actual connec cennec n with the secondary cell. What ne instruments nre depends entirely w what kind of n set you nre using rtether jeu have u crystal detector or b audlnu bulb. W you will recall the audlen bulb Li?, up r Bnve f",,,,( tlme ke, you : , " "" " rum ii. was wnai as known as n "Mnglc circuit" hook- . examine the diagram we printed n and you will see why. Yeu will TI4S P. M. OeYrnmnt marj(et reports lid A rnept nf IK 'iw YnrhHtivl. ff. clinng, n i M. Iliiseball scores, "The Clerlcnl Vterlirr," ly Mlta Kdna lira ha til. In clire women's emnlnyineni, Westlnaheure B.ecirlc snil Mntnifacturlns, Bt I'Utsbiirsh. I'a.i 'Thlng ej a VecMInn," by Mrs. Alie Cnrniiit neanl of Education. Vnlverilly et Plttttiursh, P. M. "Waukewna Kasle," a bed Jims slerv for lh clilldren: Unote Wlsslly'a bdllnw tery. I) P. M- Muilc. 10 I', M. Haaebnll scores, rnunlc presrnm by James t:. Hlchnrd, liuflers Olc Club of the I'etmeylvanla College for Women. Mabel Pavla rteekneli, director, Selectiens: 1. !i-''l. Jam Rlchartt: . cellea agnta. Glee Clubj a, (a) "Creation's Hymn." b "de Down Mem." alee Club; 4. () "Miena Van" (violin nMlaate by drace Mclirrlde), (b) "ilanje Sens," Mary McLaushlln; (V, (a) "Kamlly Affair," lb) "Ml tirewn," Mlaies trumtarner, Ulekeji, Mradshaw. Crawley; 0. folenalt In A Hat, tna CeniMlly. planlii: T. O) "All Threuah the Nlaht," (b) "8wet and. Le,w" (violin obllaate by Uraea Mc llrlde). Olee Club! 8, "Hla Bymptemt," Julia Hamm, reader; 0. (a) "Dawn." (b) "Bnnnv liny," Mabelle Jeffersen; 10, "The Clecka," Mlesea Ilumcarner, Dlcliey, Ilradihaw, Crow Crew lri II (a), Aria, (b) "Schon ilosiearln." (Irace Mcfirlde. vielinist: 12. (a) "Cnt eb," (b) "Wouldn't That Ife Queer?" (c) Invlutue, alee Club; IS, Taps, Jamea nich-nrd. Little-Benny's Notebook By Pap find that the bulb and the rest of what would ordinarily be the secondary cir cuit have, as n matter of fact, two places where their circuits arc nctunlly connected te the aerial and ground cir cuits. Therefore, In that hook-up there Is no secondary. The cell ordinarily used ns a secondary becomes, In that case, a "tickler," and Is used te gather the stronger currents taken from the dry cells of the "B" battery nnd "feed them back" te the primary cell and thus strengthen the signals that are coming In through the aerial. Copirieht, Ml, by Public Ledger Company Today's Programs k Philadelphia Htatlen (WF1) (RtrawbrMae : Clothier) 1:10. P. M. I.ate news Itema from PrnLic Lbdeeh. Afternoon concert, beginning at 3:30 P. M.: Piane sole, prelude .C sharp miner tnach tnach manlneff). Irctta Kerk: tenor aeln, aria. "All Hall Thy Dwelllna." from r..ii.l (Oouned). Ednyfad Lawla; banjo and piano, "AJ Triumphal Isaac Moere and Marlam Ruth Carter: bart- Chorus, from Ida" (Verdi). Pla Ver ten sole. "O, Moen upon the Water" (Cad man;, uareiu a. rimenaa: piano eole, "Pemp and Clrcumatance" (Rlgar), Miriam ' Rutb Carter; tenor eole, "Senga of Araby" (Clar). Ednyfed I.wle; banjo nnd piano. "Nerma" (Bellini). Iaaac Moere and Miriam Ruth Car ter: baritone aole. "A Chip of the Old Bleck" (I?hr. Haield A. Qlmends: banjo and piano, "Traumerl" (Schumann), Iaaac Moere and Miriam Ruth Carter. 6:S0 te 0 P. M. Baseball scores. ., fl:5..te .7 p- M. Radie talk by Lwls F. Kendall, Jr. rblladelphla Station (WIP) (Glmbel Brethcra) 1 1:50 Selections by the Qlmbel Orcheelra. under the direction of Raymond Steen: vle. lln. Jacob tlhli oelle, Oeerae D'Annunile: aaxaphone, Vincent Qulatne; piano. Raymond Staen. 20 Ruaeell J. England. American tenor and compeaor. will sine sereral numbara; i" Sf."'.- 45 SUIJ! nd Teu-" England: S. "Pmllln' Thru." Penn: S. "Seem te 8ee 70V.i Sn!PwT?.mil.h! "Dreaming Alene In thy Twilight," Moere: B. "Ne One Near but Yeu." Smith: 6 "Te Kits Teu." Eng. land. Mrs trtncei Eabceck at the piano. 8:00 Recital of laUat popular dance mualc. played op Cenrela player piano. T.-OB Final baseball scores via radio. 7:1B Benjamin H. I.udlew will deliver an ftM."1. Sn "eys Week" te the boys of Philadelphia. PWIadHphU Ntatten (WOO) (Wanamaktr'a) J2:Jn '' I,M.7-A'l.lnrten 'm algnal. i:22 I? f;10 JP- M. Piane selections. 7:80 P. M. Evening concert by the 3. XV. c. I. Hand and the Harmonic Quartet: Mlaa ""n nait, cumrnne; alary Hewell DayU. soprane: Sara Hewell Williams, con cen con tralte; Klliabcth Nagei Hartman, soprano. Violin rental hy Frederick A. Jarvls. as sisted by Mlsa Marlen K. Alkcn at the Piane. Newark. N. J Station (WJZ) (Vfestlngheuse) MONDAY P. M. "puelness and Industrial Con ditions In the United Statei" observed by the National Industrial Cenference Beard. T P. M. Stories from St. Nicholas Maga sine courtesy of the Century Company. 7:30 P. M. "Hew te Get a Jeb," by W. B. Ohmstead. 7: P. M. Concert by the orchestra nnd choral eluba of the Yeung Women's Christian Association of Newark: address by Mrs. Rebert L. Dickinsen, member of the Na- 55Sl.n.cl?rd0,4!,'J' w- c- A- et America; "What the Y. W. C. A. Means te Me." In poems and pros, by four members; Negro spiritual songs, by a double quartet of col ored girls from the Sojourn Truth Branch: musical selections by sixty members of the Federation of Industrial Clubs. Pittsburgh Station (KDKA) (Vfeetlnsheusc) 8:30 P. M. and fifteen-minute Intervals theePMfter. bnscball ncerea. 7 P. M. nasebal scores, news, weekly survey of business conditions, by the Na tional Industrial Conference Beard; "Jean Jul,An U?me.r.'1mv.,h' Greatest Artlst-Here of the wur," by Penelope Redd. Galvanized Beat Pumps Mannfnrtnrrfl hy I.. P. tWger Ce,. R0 N. Id t. Main S7I1 Harutt Off! because I knew hew he would .keen en Inning at yen, liny mn, heers n'goed Ice crcein plnre, It will be n geed chance te put down our packldgrs n wile. Well nil rite, sed mn. And we went In and cneli had u Ice cream soda, wich mnybe we weuldent of if it hndent of bin for the 3 erlndges, TO START FOOD CAMPAIGN snuxe wiweitTHi, Is I went crreund te thp store with ma today te carry some nf the things, going mere because I had te thnn because I thawt It would give me cny ple.zurc, and en the way home we started te go past the froet stand and there was n let of grate big erlndges plied tip, me saying, u leek at the erlndges, ir they was much bigger and net se red you mite think they was cnndclepes. Wlch mn stepped and looked at them, saying te the man, Hew mutch arc the naval erlndges? 8 cents apcece, sed the man. Being a sklnnie man with a fat mush tash, and ma scd, Well I wunt .'I. how hew mutch would they slppesc I took .'t? Well, I tell you, considering Its you 111 let you have 3 for -5, red the man. Thats fare enuff. sed ma. And the man put 8 Inn bag, mnkina another packidgc te carry but me net minding It en account of wat was In it. and about 2 blocks ferther I scd, (1 ma, holey stnenkes, .'! ntcs is 24. Well wat nbeut It, O you mcen nbeut the erlndges, O my gnndnlss III never trust a froet man agen. nnd he sed it se honestly tee, dent-yeu dare tell your tntiier or no u never get done teesing me about It, sed ma. I went tell him, ma, it'll Jest be n secret between us -, I sed, and ma sed, Thats n geed boy, and I sed, Sure, 1 weuldent think of telling him, ma, Proteetlen Frem Contamination Health Bureau's Aim Anether spring campaign te Insure clean nnd snfc feed Is te be waged by the ifcpnrtmcnt of Public Hcnlth. fir. f Mnceln Ftirbtirah, Director of the department, announced yesterday that the efforts of the campaign would be extended largely tnwnnl protecting feeds from contamination from the dust and filth of the strcels nnd that a spe cinl effort would be made toward .ob taining the co-operation of the pro prietors of restnurnnts. hotels, lunch rooms, Ice-cream parlors nnd ether plncp where feeds nre sometimes ex posed. "Restaurants, soda fountains and ether nubile catlns: nlnces." Dr. Fur- bush said yesterday, in speaking of the campaign, "should be provided with ample' facilities for the thorough wash ing and cleansing of nil glassware, crockery, cutlery nnd kitchen utensils. The likelihood of sprandlng dlscaie from person te person In n public entlng house If proper precautions are net taken te cleanse (he dishes, glasses nnd ether eating utensils is self-evident." ATMNTIC fJtTY. N. J. "A Hetter Mmteratei lUitn Hetel" WELLSB0R0 KENTUCKY AVENUK NBAB IIEACII Center henes: emm eurreundlngtl entre of all stlrae llnns and rim. Running wswle.feefasjfrifstebslhs. rrebathiie?ewuegesTnaslt(. WrMykregk WrMykregk euti Elevator le strasl. Tsbl uaesrelM. 13 M up daily. Special weekly, Amerlesn plan. Uule. Dancing. Oarage. Phene m-J. Booklet. flew Osraeeekl Manageaiaaa surn suutr AMII'RY PARK. K. . rff)PatSTtrWrt. . V. HOTEL SAVOY There's Comfert In Kiery Cerner" KENTUCKY aBNTUCKY A. wkah vucm EUvaUr U street. tletrlh sad eheaee In all iwi. QLNHURST HOTEL Pannaylraala Ate.,daaasBeaakaaateel I Pier. Always epea. fTaaaaKr W. PrltaU I baUis, fanning water la aR kaireeaM. Beeal I baa Jeat keen UwreagMr renrratee? aad ra- I mmt-IM Anxtt H. Daewell GRAND ATLANTIC Virginia ava. A Baacb. flat i?wd ruaauaj water. Prlv. hatha. Hates la Ar us. wkly. Cap. MS. Bait. Ore. O. D. Palate, jrr'TfT"!" OPPOSITE "T"l miINDEPENDEKCE HALL-tU RADIO!-RADIO! We are prepared te supply you anything in the Radie line from complete set te smallest part. WALKER & KEPLER irTiTfS31 CHESTNUT ST.- marlboreualVBlcnTietin HOTEL CONTINENTAL tewo;Ther!.,w'" yfrAiyaftsft. tabor inn sssrrE '.r; roems: excellent table: Sth saaaen: owner mgmt. Spring rates, J. P. 4 A. MDunn Hele! Roaeeltel Keatuesy Av. nr. beach notes DOKODei Eceliant table. Wkly. rntea. tlS up. Vh. 1IT. A. E. MARION . . Ckairatite-BarMM Kali ... AtlanMa CW fin the BaerOvalk eckan cm. If. J. OCEAN CITY. V, 3. "Amertra'a Orealent raanllr Beaert" STONE HARBOR, N. t. JUERGENS COTTAGE mn 1st Ava. and NSth 'fit. KTcellent taMa'. TVautlfut alrv rooms, with ocean view. Dathlnsr from ths house. Restful, raflntd home for people who appreciate high-grade surroundings. Geed meter reada te Cape May and Atlantic City. Will satisfy the meat exacting requirements at reasonable rates. Make reservations In time by writing te MRSJ. COItNELlUH JVEROEN9, btene Harber. N, J. HOTEL WELlJNGrdN ail, At.. Aaliurr I'arK. r. , Right at meant runnlna water In every raem: electric lights; capacity '-'J5. Music. daprin. nenklet .... . C. W. HART. Ownership-Management ( Ideally located. rmirth Avenu! one block from beach. AatHjry'e meat snaelarn hotel, uoeu mualc; exint, cuisin: meg.rit. !. Wales burger. H. H. Oxman. Mgr.. CORNfSH ARMS ?- Itunnlng watr In rooms,. Kxeptrenal table. Hprlal rates for Mav nnd Jun PRO. II. rOHNIllI, Owner anil .Maaaiter SO yards from Beach. Het A cold running water. r. a. a m. w. strrrev VICTORIA north ahiibcry PARR. N, 1, NEW JERSEY-N.ASBUKT PARK HONTEggf I OPBMS JUNE 244k I BalUe alaca aa aeeaa freat. Casaetty te -ell ateie'e reaau. Rvary seeJara H haul facility. Het aae eeM aall watae caaaartieaa. Periact eaMaa. Whlta aenlae. Crlll resea. Breker's aesae. COt-F IATBf!C TRTmB H Shenaaa Denata, Vanejger WhumROTELOeSOIO.SaTaaaaa.Ca. NrwYarkOficai I V. ittkSteaet North AsburyParkN.eJ. OCEAN GROVE. N. . STOKES HALL Leather-stocking Corporation announces that fje te-ia ga an OTSECO LAKE. COOPERSTOWN, NEW YORK Witt open tot Ik aexuaat en SATURDAY, JULY lrt UnaW the Pcriena! Manetemcnl of MR. DAVID B.PLUMER BOWDOIN PLLTMER, AeeeciaM Maiswif r New Yerk Offlea "THE SPUR," 425 FIFTH AVENUE Telephone VanaWrfcllt 274 KWMWAjPaJifa - j'n mf; BRkaRI exam aaaaBH MARILCHCAD. THE LESLIE .i.jj I X ' I .-'."fl 4Sci .w.J A quiet. 8ty llttla Hella by . Sflaf'" vf " ,Tina 10. Prlv. bntlw. Paa. bhlt. U Mf& iffifM.' i ' ' ' ' ' ' 7-aaa. T, . MANCHBHTaW. TIHIisHINT ...A && gquiwxftdii&e MANCHESTER' in.theMeuntaina VERMONT . DWnl Wire te Stw Yerk Stark ' Vrehtr'K OAc OPEN Jf NK 10 P.. I.. POTTER oeklNO eeeiei TneLewkiNC, 2ejT45sr,itT.Miajt, Ll'l'KR MRANAC LAKE. N. Y. SARANAC INN IN THE HEART OF THE ADIRONDACK. CERTIFIED MII.K A StTMMKB IlKHOlT of the highest char acrer: euparb cuisine, an environment so cially desirable. Cattagta for Rent. l.ecateri en the shore of ' tha WONDERrri. fPPEB BARANAC LAKE Eaeellent State reaa. geel golf All fiperts and Amusements at their best. HARRINGTON M1I.I.K. Manner JOHN M. KlltllV. Asa't Manager AdaWaa Hatal (Irnftnn. U'ashlntian. I). ('. I WIIITK MOt'NTAIN.1. N. II. fRPFTTON WCDDS A ADIKONDArK MOrNTAINS. S. V. . M W m AaV.a.. alt amaiBi jspewaaB. r. eat. anaan HKisiBasssar am mndarn eenv. A. L. E. atraasbarrgar. Pre IrejtTac. WRITE for boemat en Burano. ininn ana Northwestern Ray.. 500 Bth Av.. Naw Tertr. THE OUEEN n errw. n. j.. I TO, VUUT c. Pathway Directly en ocean front. r, j. nuwint.t,, ArdmeYe-SnunaieId fl.R Ocean Pathway. Speclul rates for Dec oration Day. Tel. iTIM. E. U 3 HAW. ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS New Yerk FOR BENT OR HA 1.1? Cutty furnished private house. sliuaUcl en t beautiful laka In the heart of the North woena. nix roema nnq iminrnem upen Iraailac. Iloatheuse and beats. Trlvate l0C ' RENT S700 FOR SEASON Fer particulars and picture addreas B 10. Idarr Office. Far new ADIRONDACK lioeklet and Infnr Infnr seatipai aalejreaei tere. W. Ryan. e'y. Platta btirg. N. T. Far MONTREAlVqi'ERF.r TOIK ,bklt. aeMreaa Tauiiats Btirean nf Montreal, POt New Rlrka Itldg., Montreal. Canada. flaw WHITE M0UNR1NS.N.H. Famous for Gelf , ceunses - 7 moles ALL MOTOR ROADS LEAD TO BRETTON WOODS THE MOUNT PLEASANT open June 2A- closes ocreata I. THE MOUNT WASHINGTON open July &- closes middle Oct C.J. ROOT, MANaacai wtrttElfeJS?.! H fonieoM a Orriet 243 FIFTH AVENUt mi SKAIDK PARK. N. .1. i ntrrr petnt en lake rnAWT.Ais. n.t. Tlie I'mflle ami rettarra. Krancenla Notch. WhtjaomalnjlI.Vcremmodatsa Bpay WHITE MQCNTAINH. N. 11 SPRINO IAKK BEACn, N. J. WAitlaN SPRING LrlKE.N.J. WILL OPEN JUNE 24'- MANAOEMCNT ANDREW J.MURrMV. OWNP10e-ll WILLIAM Sj. STUBBS c.v.MUSSMy.Aiir. wm, OCXLgT AODSISa UNTIL juni IV LAUREL HOtlftC 1 AKt WOOD, N. J. EnJay all local and Camden .Ceacerte Each Pet Complete With HeodpheM Ouaranlead the best money can buy. Why pay mere? Mall orders promptly tilled. Send cash with order. Ask your local dealer or any department store te show this wonderful AI.VO te you. If net In stock notify us. 2,A..v?!i i'n" BM""y. with Rectifier.... $7.00 0 Velt. 60 Amp aitan """" yTT or vtmr ecrvire jrt et charge. BATTERIES 246 N. 22nd St. Lec. 78S8 lELCr ALVO Radie RECEIVING SETS $ I S.00 JL M Complete "Made In Our Town" h&P U'5'Manlficnt Hear I bUMC olinnen eea aafw Kaej tfrrer S2 fifth av. WO TIL. VAMOMmmiLT TtOV The Manhassct Dlrrrlly en the ocean freat. Capurity SMI. lioeklet. II. ROUS TTRNER. Owner-Prap. RTTERTON. N. J. Lawn Howe Nine miles from Phila delphia, en the Hank of Mm Delaware Hlver. NOW OFKN f'ermant and Transient. C. C. Iluller. MOt'NT POCONO, PA. THE ELVIN MT1;OCON?' PA- "": excelled cnlslne. . 27th season. Running water. Private baths. Sheer en vach tloer. lioeklet. A. J. 8LUTTBR. OCONO. HAWTHORNE INN . Nen-Housekeeping cottages te rent In con cen nert Inn with Inn, lioeklet I.. M, DBNOr.KK. The PENNHURST r,wn.epxe,n, Ublc: qult arm UnmcTlktt. Ml"ii Mary rnce. FAIR VIEW INN, lit. Pecene. P. Aute tourist hdqra.: geed table: pleaaant aur- reundlngs: radio. nklt. O. 1 Megancel. ine wnrwoea Klegant location. Spa. elal spring rates, nklt. E. L. A E. V. Artreaa J POINT PLEASANT. N. J. PINE BLUFF INN Point Pleasant, N.J. Aaeng tba ataaa en tbe beautiful Maasaqaan River ahera. Every attraction of seashore. river aad eenatry. Alloutdeoreporta. Orrhej Orrhej tra.Nswepaa. Booklet n.S. BEERBOWF.R. STROrPSTtrRO. PA . HIGHLAND INN -j---r-. Med- and private baths. Outdoor snorts; goeil reads. Oarnire: own carden and dalrv. Jfrxt erate rates. Write for bklt Wm. P. Morten. BEACTI HAVEN. N. J. Important Primary Election Netice te Voters The polls in each election division of the city will be opened for voting at the Primary Election, en Tuesday, May 16th, 1922, at 8 o'Cleck A. M. Philadelphia Daylight Saving Time and closed at 8 o'Cleck P. M. Philadelphia Daylight Saving Time By Order of the BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS GEO. F. HOLMES HARRY KUENZEL EDGAR W. LANK County Commistieneri THE ENGLESIDEeIS Private baths with sea anu fresh water; five tennis courts; booklet. R. V. ENQL.E, iifgr. Alse tba Covington.. West Philadelphia. MONMOUTH PEACH, N. J, MONMOL'TII IIEAC'II INN, Monmeut Ueach, N. 3. New Jewish ownership management. On Nenli Jersey coast. Thur. med. Elevators, bathing peel, tennis, golf, musle. dancing. Mra. Jes. Beaenberg. KDCCATIONAL Deth Sexea The Tayler Scheel ?r' Qregg Shorthand. Teuchtjptng, ilenkkvplng. Arnuntlng. Secretarial courses. Knrell new. STRAYER'S Tne Ilc,t eslness Sibeal rT .T-.8' CHESTNUT HT. Pealtlen gnaran'd. Enter w. Day or night. Voting lien and Bay The Mercersburg Academy FR BOYS Meirrraberg. Pa. Rend for catalog te Wm. Mann IrTtne. Ph. D.. T.L. D.. TTeadmnster. Peg 120 BIJMMEBrASIPS EAST STBOf D'ini'RO, PA. TURN VILLA " U"IU1 ka. Bunga- aenabla rates. Ooed cooking. Homelike. Book Beok Boek let. Under management N. D. Tarn Fatare. MOUNTAIN LAKE Heuse, mdrn., homelike, own farm, beating, bathing, geed cooking. Jay Huffman. R.F.D.g, E. atreudburg. Pa. HOTEL HAN PLAIN j Ufr fOIRT-OIHAM CHAMPUIN.N.Y. I riDCMC.IIHICOak lifej 0jraVM. MY Of I rraaaaar ii) finf, tVe. I I.KE CHAMPUMN, N. V. LAKE IIAMPIIN Excluelve CAMP for the refined (adults and elder children); facing I-nke (.1 minutes from HurllriKtim Uelf Club). Iiunb'alnws. nnture c.impi, out door sports, excellent Ilahlng dancing, com munity dining room, culnlnn unciWl, limited numlnr of guests, references: appli cations for July and Auguat muit bn mail at once Address. TAMP ULGNOTLi:, Seuth Here, Vt. White Mountains NEW HAMPSHIRE MAPLEWOOD CLUB FOnMEULY MAI'I.EWOnn HOTEL open ji:ne te orrennn GOLF " HK, COURSE New Tork Office, Town and Country. H Weat 40th Ht. Tel. Lnngnere HHIO. LAKE PLAdD. N. V. WHITEFACE INN LAKE PL.VCID. N. Y. Opena la June. Modern in atl tta appointments. J. .1. KWF.F.NKY. Mmmrer New Yerk Office. Hatel falllnrwaeal 4.1 rt Sath Street Winter. Hlahtnnd Park Hetel. Aiken, S. C. AMAOAXSETT. I.ONO I3L-N N. Y. Hair Hrnwe Heuse Table suuplled from own w tu ami. Homelike. All amure menty. Med, rwtes. Ilklt. Irs K. I.. Wyckoff tnnritr Cettaffe n(1 Idne. home com- aunnie .euasc for,. Wen, lncnnei) rioe fend. Hnnklet. MltS J I. ntSniXi;. MAKXHAIX FALLS HOUSE Table supplied from nut iwn farm, Heautlful seenerv en iiuwbiii i-ikt- ,-nrinHn HnlTinHn INDIAN WELLS INN AMAOANSETT, LONO ISLAND. Nj Y. beautifully situated en Leng Island. All out eut out rlner rirt Uanelnc Ownership mume'm'l. OKEENWICM. CONN. "Ely Court Heteh Greenwich, Connecticut On a high rldtie overlooking I.etik Island hound. Hath with every double room. Milk from our e-vn Alderney herd ego tables from our garden. Tennis courts. Plavgreunda for children. Motorcars meet till trnln. rOlAND. ME. Poland Spring Maine's Unrivaled Resort Famous for Hospitality and Personal Attention POLAND SPRING HOUSE Open June 13th MANSION HOUSE Open All the Yenr ENCEI.I.ENT le-HOI.E GOLF COUKSE Fer tnermaltea and booklet addrtt HIRAM RICKER & SONS, lac Seuth Poland. Maine The Mapleburat lun, E. Streudaburg, Pa. Ace. 100. SpacleuH verandna, shady lawn: farm: garage MR. nnd MRS. W. t IH7HNETT SOUTH nABPSWEIX. ME. NAnRAONSETT P1F.K. B. I. DELAWAItE WATER OAP, PA. The GlenWOOed Jlaare Water aap.Pa. iueiw"iVl)1, epM1 Cara(.lty 4 Oarage, ballrm.. orchestra. Oolf, tennis, all umuse'ts. Fer bklt. uddrea Hilt llreH.. Mgr. Kittatinny..Ue"lwru w-lUr Gi' f. Sew open Spec. Spring Kates. llILLCREST New. modern, centrally located, hnthlnir; running water. Moderate rates. lioeklet. F. C. HOWARD. NORTH WATER OAP. PA. Yeung Men anil Hots Cataract Heuse ;th w?" a. p. Heme UHikliii;, meiiern. all Indoor and outdoor pertn garuge, rates rtmsenahle lioeklet A U Wlnegard A Sen The Imperial Narragansett Pier, R. I. OPENS JUNE S4. An rxeluslTe hotel for discriminat ing people at one af America's. Finest Seaside Reenrta. POLO, Oolf, Teinls. H-ithlne. Dane Inr. Well kept Stnte Highways for tnoterlnx Fer reservations address james i:. (lAi.nitr.v. manaqek. ViuTiignnsrtt Plrr. Hhcde Island. MERRICONEAG HOUSE Sonth Hurpawell, Maine. Hetul et 40 room. Overlooking Casco Hay and I Until ItoekloU K. U KEHEW SON. Preps. VIAf.lNIA IIEACH. TA. VIKiilMA HEAL'H, VA. Vwr tnfer. wrlta Hetel Cemmlttaa. Chambar et CemmanaV fAKIS. IXVNCE PARIS HOTEL PA VILLON 3 Rne PEehlquler J no beds. Most modern unci central. Ftxae) moderate terms all year round. Rnnma tram 12 te 58 franca. European plan S3 la) ' 64 francs CHAKLEY WACHTER. Manager TOfBS ERICSSON LlNat FOR BALTIMORE St One Way, W Hannei Trip PIER .1 SO. DELAWARE AVE. Dally at S P. M. Saturday ntir.H Ne Snaday Steam MAPLE1VOOD MODIFIED CAMP Near Fhlla. Fer beya under IB, Uoeo nlents out. doers In tents Dad nights Indoors. Carerul supervision. Moderate rates. J. c Sherllldse Chester Heights. Pe Xnx '.'47 Pine Terrace Ihd,,Bu.n, : " M."ur,,i, a,. VUIWHIT SDOTtS. own farm prod. N. Water Oap. N T. Transne WINCH EN DON. MASS. Yeang Women nnd (llrl i nriHKH.L, I'A. PINE TREE CAMP FOR (lllll.H On beautiful Naemi Iike. VKMI fret above sea. in pine-laden air of Pecene Mountains Four hours from New Yerk and l'hlliiilcli'.iiii Bungalows and tents en sunny hills, r.x r.x perleneed councilors. Horseback riding, ten nis, baseball, canoeing, hikes" all outdoor sports. Handicrafts, gardening, tlth Seusen. MISS BLANCHE D. PRirB 4fH W. Hehccl Line. Philadelphia. Pn. The Laurelton ,F'sh""r. tennis aperta. fttnl i-nmfnr . hem'l'te Arc.an mn.rd te Bushklll F.ills.bk.M V McCall RIVERSIDE '"J'rn- fishing, beating ifiT.l IU(bndiii. imthlng Heme cenldnj Harare. Booklet Kl'TAY BROTHKRS. I MOrNT.MN HOME. PA WAYSIDE INN Iod,'n. 'inmellke. geed retiklni;, ,el n"' -. I fertahle. Reasonable. H. C. SMITH. WHY ROOSEVELT'S FRIEND REPUDIATES PINCHOT THOMAS ROBINS, known nationally as one of the most nf ,ilntimate 'riends of the late Theodere Roosevelt, is one ei tne Btrensrest supporters of Attorney-General Geerge E. Alter, candidate for the Republican nomination for Governer' ei I ennsylvania. Mr. Robins, who was closer te Roosevelt IJt j?nyl er, man in Pennsylvania, has the follewinp; te ay about the issues of the campaign and the qualifications r the respective candidates: Mrr,;arleB J. UheailH, May 11 1022 slm rninn Finance Committee. V ' Hear Kir: Oovrner CampalBn, Phlladrlphla. en thharihnJ."ftrcelv1f, the lettfr of yourself and associates lilhi in, ' Cemml,uc' a,ed thB 8th- requeuing a con cen con iiimitlen te theexpenseH of your campaign. minv P,?.Jilll""ik,n '1 ""u.n'lnK l"t I urn "one of the " a?HahMrSBy,anJ?n )vne fMl the nf0iX et new "aTlme at am na-atn.? .V"'' tn'Tf0.r'- w""t I'lnchet for Governer." I in rSfSln"i l.ue nomination of Mr. I'lnchet and emphatically in fiiNer of the nomination of Mr. Alter, lha .ul'.Jl times when cenHtructlve fnri?y is needed In all nt?enrtnPn.rt.?ncnt".i.et hlJma" nctlvlty. The .lemorallzatlen affecteS L-non .,he unh''n of ,ne ,;m "Kht yars hai 572 every channel of Induetry nnd modified the habits M.0un5hi,in,,lvm.un1'. Il ,s tlm? ",,en th unieSt effort ha?aiiP .?nrrtiei',ute,,,r1 n a?,talon and te reKain that agliatOr. nU'AVAi lifllllnnt ..,l nn...l. I.. ..T. JL it..' . tie,! fn, tSl. .-li- " n..e in l.vreunillll, is fitted for this task. ri.mal,. '"cnet U, I believe, especially Inadequate te the vinmn. . et. ,he P1.ementl " nns deliberately chosen te ... l.HVnrfn.r,e .wl,hln tl,e Republican Partv which l! wholly 'ICBirUCllVA. Inlmnnnrnla In n ea....lnt. n...l !..... ni... ... n.,iBn iT -"" ..,,.. ..... i,, nriM:i nun lulu lill-i'imilllfllt HI x.,,?Hi il0..l? cnductlnir a campaign of recltlcsa denunciation, n? "h Pjemlses which are Impeimlhle of performance. lhV.Lhleeln7'.J,5, Jlf; Alter la temperately discussing the questions of the day. without prejudice and without heat, rie s moderate In statement, candid, and considerate even ?."'". n',n.fnt antaKenlut, His speeches show that he iiiib prented bv his leulBlatlve and professional experience, nif.i Hy u" informed en every subject which he discusses HI .u el,hJ,..hl" we'-,l wllh a due sense of his responsibility ie the public nnd te his own conscience. As between the a i? In,en'.'n my opinion, there can be no question that Mr. Alter Is the better poised and the mere experienced, iir-e.lf, d2 .w'."hi "e.1.0 ble under u leader who has already heisted the white flasr of surrender. Ily his jehement and unproved assertions unalnst the admlnUtra admlnUtra admlnUtra oen of which lie formed a part. Mr. Plnchet him made him self a- peculiarly vulnerable candidate, should he obtain th nomination. The Demecrata are lyliiK In wait for him. hheuld he win and become the nominee, of the Republican I arty, the opposition will draw no fine distinctions between the denouncer and the denounced. He will be u heavy lead te carry. i,. F.r '."'S6 reasons I m opposed te Mr. Plnchet and heartily in favor of Mr, Alter. Veurn very truly. i THOMAS IIOOIN& Republican Candidate for Congress FKUM TttHJ JNHaW SEVEJNTH UISTKICT, COMPRISING 21ST, 22ND, 42ND AND 43RD WARDS Honest Fair Fearless Uncontrolled Endorsed by all factions BaaaV' ifaa ' ' SSaBaJaBaW'V''1 -v "; aaPaBaaaaaaTaWBTaBaar.SK&'.AviliiiiJ Send him te Washington as the first Congressman from the new 7th District DANIEL F. WATERS WHO IS WATERS? Bern a Pennsylvania!! Always a friend of the peer L fe-leng Resident of the District Was Liberty Lean Chairman Widely known business man Married and father of eleven children President Master Dyers' Association Director National Hank Germantown HAS ALWAYS BEEN A REGULAR REPUBLICAN WHAT DOES WATERS STAND FOR? Amerirnnisni Results Instead of talk Reduction of tnxes Personal liberty Protection te Service Men reri acvciepment --- .-...... ....., lull, UCH'I epcedy readjustment, of business and return te normalcy REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS (vote for one) DANIEL F. WATERS X Seventh District Republican Congressional Campaign Committee New Moeat Airy ''"nerel remedeleJ niQ'T iniprecnnt, mk t iirT v:. Ilellp MdiH$$ Geese 1 I OleVG ROOV WiticVdeA. yASS. MAY IO OCT. IS FRANK'S MEDITERRANEAN Cruise de Luxe, February 6 by Specially rinrterert Sew CUNARD S. S. "SCYTHIA" Turhlne flli.niirner .M.Ane tnni 2 mnntha. 000 nnd tin Inrlndea shore elrlirslnna p.nd Ml pxnike r.KTlit. Heir I.nnd. rnnalnntlnnpte, fireeve. Italr. "riln. Kte. Other Teira. Knrnne. Pie, Ceat. ete. FRANK TOURIST CO. 219 S. 15;St PhiU. iHslnb lTBi H"ti, vis. Spruce ns:4-S fAXAPKNMS. I'A. TOlKs - WRITE for booklet en linclnml, Londen aaal yerthaeilern ily . 00 3th A. Naw TarE 'The Meuntatnride Itntes reasonable. Hoeltlet ym Leng. fr in l'oienos, mnilern Ten coniferm hi Glenctjrn Villa ,lnr,Vr&gff.1 ,ft,; cnitere. pa. MAPLE LAWN llnlti- :- "! p:r-s. " ure. Unn,l table Mn.lern noeklat; ('. KKTiKI.KKX. The Old Inn A ",,n1d f"mlly .htei. con"- ' v enlem!y terate.l. well-su,,. .1 ! 'able rT"s rn bihiI( atlnn Nf I, Htanff BWIFTWATKB. PA. The Swiftwater w'"irr. p. New open for the ilst aeaaan. JOHN H WOOOI.INO. TOnntAXXA. PA i Chicbetter Uu"e' 2e00ft elevation. Toe. hanna.Pa. Mrs Chichester. Uklt. WKnNKUSVll.l.E. r . SUNSET HALL WernerIIU. l'. wwiiwua inui 0ni. ,luu tuJ tffl abee sea level, overleoklliB Uuuitful anj historical Lebanon Vallej, MeJurn Imrruve ments, Superior table. flFO. . Oal'I.. Alar. Vernerallle, Pu. ,n linen GALEN HALL Hillside """If"' Views. Mlern"8ar.ntel , Term-; mwleraie K,ith. Oeihnrt keij:h nr.RT. pawk. pa. Dealrable furnlshej summer rettaaea near lak anJ golf ceurs for ran- bv the month i'"" Write II. V. TKAflFJl. Mtr. r12fsa.ttadian iMrmf i7 u i & e & New YerkHalif.3x Quebec The I'ulntlHl Tntn-Screw S. S. "FORT HAMILTON" will make four unusually attractive cruises Nyir JULY 8-22 and AUG. 5-19 Mminmc one il.ij ut lljllfm Te il.i at Quehrti Sslllmr th-nush Hi (.ut of i .mx. n, Nnrthumterl.,,,,! stralls the bread St taw. renre up th. faeruen.! Uner ..n.l thence ell le Oueliei- Mnjnlflcent n,Jrs .,. mini water cool ,th. - Te ship has spar'tius prmnenene necks atirt xt deck V, mi. many riwiina m nth finest uiitne ,.p Orchestra fur m" r-S ainaa. The round trip occupies. 12 day., rate $150 and up, or one way te Quebec, 5 day.. $80 and up. V" '""J""-'' "lilrr,l for th rrufsri Fer Itl'istuue.l Ittnnture (W,e FURNESS BERMUDA LINE 34 Whitehall Street, New Yerk, or any Teuri.t ACent Furneia Withy & Ce., Ltd., Bourse Bid., PhiU. MT. OKK.TXA. '.V Hetel CeneWagO I;-la Coneae. n ...... . .7?. ..5" J'tna I'a I"-.. i'er raiea aadreas M'KIMKH Pmn I Opens Junn 24 I'. I, VAI.I.KV reitfiK. PA. WASHINGTON INN Chicken ami Wh.Tj n.imers DANI P I J VnnilHKf.s Pr.,p SCinVKNK8'H,I.K. jvT PEIIKIUMKN INN .Mej. imp ' "lUeal ' les Ileat., bath.. Ilah., icinla dmiulnj, Special Sunday chicken dinner Kcr twnkiat tvrlta , Cll A8.UXjlKll Pn ii chj.enk.,111,, MVABTIIMOKKri'AT " STRATH HAVEN INN suAUTii.Mimi:. p.. Attractive hnhurh.in Hetel 'JO mlnulca from Phlla. Hrea.I St. Hlnllen l"re auln tn mnrn Inir and eenln trains. OAUAni: In cennic Ien. MiSPlnua rnunds Tt-ntils. Canoeing l)ancln. TIJA UOOM n, kly and mOUy rntea quoted Dinner Pirtles, llaiquet, I MOt'NT KIC.CO. N. V. phf:?.ur '.raiior'u'en-: outdoor .leeplns if daalr.d : aJtdoer sports; produce from own rarm; mail. c attentien: aaen rata, ' ermudA OnJv 2Davx frhm NmvVhrkM. .&. Tours Include All Expense 8 Days $83.00 9 Days $88.50 and unuard I u i.n ni: jMne lenier Teuri in proportion Ti.urs Inr 'ml Tranpirt.iilen iif:. .1 1",r,,;er, Hlt,T Heiel anl all Inn r.itinc s.dij Trlpa Il.ium' li.p in 'iin.m.r nlep,. J.in 00 and up. Bermuda Is Coel in Summer Modern llnlrla All Outdoor Mmrla Sni'ina. lailin . f 'lennle Kldlnx. lirlMnit. I'.iimx Ki.i.mr I) ncln-? etc. Frequent Sailings la Palatini 'I win strew ite.itners Ne I'lisaperts reijulred Send for sjici-ial Summer Textra floefc'et FurneM Bermuda Line 34 Whitehall St., N. Y. Furet Witky A Ce., Lid., tonne BM.,PW. Or Any Tourist AfeSnt (aaBaalaalBSsiJaS . M, m ', i; m 511 ?W',S ffl V.J 1 a k .s, . ..,-. -T .;, y,tH Mm, WT1 ' w -7T r , "Vv J, . . . u, m4M)im:-im JjT'. . i.T.iKir.xXr-Ht 'Tj.tr "' "v j-m.m.-. J. :v.'iii c SjSmSJSr t ffc h
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