Daily British Whig (1850), 6 Oct 1922, p. 4

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THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. All the great artists in a single evening To hear the instrumentalists to choose exactly to have them of your own which is yours. Recorded on "His Master's Voice"-Victor Records, reproduced by the Victrola -- that combination makes the interpretations of the greatest artists a living of all the world. Victrolas $37.50 to $615. New 'His Master's Voice"-Victor Records demonstrated at all dealers in "His Master's Voice" ducts on the 1st of each month. Berliner Gram-o-phone Co., Limited Victrola Important: Look for these trade-marks Under the lid. MONTREAL most famous singers and in all the glory of their art, those you wish to perform, sing and play the compositions selection--such is the opportunity reality in the homes -Victor pro- RADIO DEVELOPMENT) JOHN R. wn SERVICE { RESERVE SOURCES OF ELECTROMOTIVE FORCE. There are a number of ways In which electric energy can be derived from other sources of + energy. Each one of these energy transformations sets up a condi- tion which causes current to flow, that is, duce an electromotive force. e two most important methods for producing electrical ene: are "static" or "fric- tional" electricity, and that pro- duced by "batteries," which means by "chemical action." We will first discuss "static" or "frictional" sources. When a piece of hard rubber is brought in close contact with a piece of,say, cats fur, and then. separated from it two things will be noticed: vy 1. The bodies have both ac- quired new properties, and are said to be electrified. 2. A force is required to sep- arate the bodies and work is done if they are moved apart. Both bodies now have the power of attracting light bits of chaff or tissue paper. The rubber is said to have a negative charge and the fur a positive charge. These charges exist in equal amounts and taken together they tral. When these charges are on rest upon conductors they are called electrostatic charges. Electric charges may be com- municated to light bodies, like pith balls, and if these are sus- pended from silk threads the effects and properties of the charges may be studied in terms of thé motion and behavior of the pith balls, Two pith balls charged oppo- sitely are found to attract each other, and two with like charges repel each other. The force be- tween them in either case is pro- portional to the product of the charges and inversely propor- tional to the square of the distance between them. The force is also proportional directly to the value of the dielectric con- stant. If two bodies carrying opposite charges are connected by a con- ductor a momentary flow of cur- rent takes place, and the two bodies come to the same electrical condition, If the original charges were equal both bodies would he discharged. a Electrostatic experiments can be best performed on a cold day neutrglize each other. An un- charged body is said to be nav. when the air is dry. (Continued in next issue.) On the label APPARATUS DEVICES By RALPH BROWN, RADIO ENGINEER VARIABLE The reader may imagine that we are giving too much atten- tion to the above subject, but it must be remembered that those who build their own sets are much like people who build houses. They require different designs, although the aggregate accom- plisher the same result, Wilk readers interemed in these with the editor by mail? CONDENSERS. The illustration shows a con- denser that may be utilized for either table or panel mounting. It is provided with a counter weight, which, balanced as it is, enables the operator to obtain steady and accurate adjustmenws, In addition it has a epecial locking arrangement which permits fine tuning. radio articles kindly communicate T. F. 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THC TY Our Most Nourishing Food Milk is our most nourishing food. + essential, but in milk it is more Price's Dairy has all the latest. clarifying and pasteurizing machines Victrolas and Victor Records To-day's Radio Programme.| which is necessary to cleanse milk of its impurities without disturbing man M. Biggs, New York State nutritious qualities essential for health building. ' Health Department. 233 Princess Street fo Phone 90. VICTROLAS AND VICTOR RECORDS MAHOOD BROTHERS 113-115 Princess Street ' VICTOR RECORDS AND MACHINES FOR SALE AT McGALL'S CIGAR STORE--132 PRINCESS STREET "WHERE THE CLOCK 18 ON THE WALK" Company, Schenectady, N.Y. 485 meters wavelength, game, : quotations; baseball results; bulletin, Man Kangaroo' from Kipling's Just So Stories, Kolin Hager, reader. Friday, October 6. Station WGY, General Hieciris 12.30 p.m--Noon etock market 12.465 p.m.--Weather forecast on 2 p.m.--World Series baseball 6 p.m.--Prodnce and stock market news 6.30 p.m.__*"The Sing Song of Old 7.45 p.m.--Concert fourteen numbers. 10.30 p.m.--Concert twelve numbers. WANTS STATUTE LABOR TAX IMPOSED ON WOMEN London, Ont., Assessment Commissioner Is Strongly in Favor of It. London, Ont., Oct. 5.--The city of programme, programme, BLANE CRIME ON DECLINE OF THE GERMAN MARK Reason [thirteen persons accused of direct Efforts Made to Fix | For the Slaying of Minis= ter Ratheneau. ---- . Leipsic; Oct. §.--Just how much [time the job was Jonger Walter Rathenau, the foreign |financial bankers rer minister, would have been permiited to live if the German mark had not started it's downward career in mid- June, is one of the mysteries suggest- ed by the testimony given yesierday at the first session of the trial of or indirect complicity in the assassi- nation of Ratheneu. "Did you not say shortly after the murder was committed, 'it was high pulled off, as our had almos' refused i FURNACE, ma by the PIPELESS FURNACE Made in Three Sizes The Most Efficient and Economical Heating Appliance for the dealers familiar with all lines of Aton pride bugles Fara Fpme™ /| lous *"Comsul" organization as an as- mn to come acroes'?" was & question put by the attormey-general to Ernest Werner Techow, the alleged driver of the automobile from which the shots | that killed Rathenau were fired. The defendant hesitated but finally declared that what he had meant by his statement was thet in view of the precipitate depreciation in German money, the so-called monarch'al cir. cles were speedily finding themselves becoming impoverished. Explaining his affiliation with var. {ous irregularly organized military units, Techow described the notor- sociation for the promotion of good- fellowship. Techow admitted membership in six so-called nationalistic orgenize. tions but he declined to acknowledge he had been acting as a stool-pigeon for them, The first day of the proceedings Was oceup'ed by the court in an ex. amination into each defendant's Wdentity. Al of them admitted they were members of various na'ional- Intic societies, 'A majority of the de, fendants gave the impression that they were members of so-called "bet- ter" families which lost their for- 'unes through the war. A Watertown, N.Y., despatch says that all paper mills in the Black riv- er district are suffering from the of low water, and similar trouble is being experienced by in| dustries located on other Adirondack streams. The water flow is at fits low ebb for the present season and relief from reservoir sources is ex- hausted. "Resesrch and experiments by medical men in connection with can- cer have led to the conclusion that ' OTT CAL London, in common with other mu- micipalities throughout the province loses tho of dollars annually that might be\acrued from a statute labor tax imposed upon single wo- 'men who do not otherwise add to the civic exchequer, declares Stephen Grant, assessment commissioner. Mr. Grant fails to see why a wo- man, who now enjoys all the legal privileges of the male and yet does mot contribute one cent to the main. tenance of the community, should be exempted from the payment at least of the statute labor tax of $5. "Women vote now, so why should they not pay taxes?" questioned the assessment commissioner Monday, "and judging from the assessment lists they comprise roughly a good fourth or even a third of the voters. There are scores of them who are exempt from the income tax and so do not pay anything. Yet they re- ceive all the benefits of those who do." Mr. Grant related that he intro. duced this subject for consideration at the last meeting of the Municipal 'Association, but the others only smi}- ed at him. He holds the belief, how- ever, that in due course the provin- celal government will direct that these women pay a statute labor tax #8 In the case of men who are not 1 d for 1 tex. \ 1 4 PRICE'S DAIRY La RH TTT PRESS CENSORSHIP NOT BRITISH ORDE Any Restrictions at Mudan Are Due to Inter-Allied § Agreement. London, Oct. §.--The British Go ernment has denied all responsibil ity for the rigid pres oe established concerning the ian conference between the and Mustapbe Kemal. Any tions, it was said, were imposed b Inter-AlMed agreement, and piq bably also had Turkish sanction, The conference, it was exp ( would deal primarily with ta: and not political matters. 4 fore, the Allied generals in the East had the power to male ¢ own press arrangements. 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