The evening world. Newspaper, August 31, 1922, Page 12

er eR es eee ee THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1922, oN! se ee wie" N. J, REAPPORTIONMENT O,K.| TRADE FRAUD COURT OPEN. Omen Pm—P p ; 3 ; ETN cll Mie ronan — Pas mall Mise Myrta Bel Anmembly Hepresentation. Senstons m Week to Be Held. radie Rudolph Bi o \ By Capt. Roberi Scofield Wood. |' me aN never Pins = Ke ¢ met t 1 t and ated by Abra 9 ne .001 should be shunt. | Krefater Chopins “Caprice | Bergen Countl was upheld day by for the Gin i QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS wade of the jrecondary | Vienne! lor Tarantelt int Justice Guramere He contained 0 of f Lif a Ke Mise tite Ve rt t Hudson County, the is of P. W high for attaching ove end of m: ool oF a | Rachmaninoff u MY And @ wood mast of the same h t 10.10 PF. 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The flow of 'Pie* of interest to women, by Mau i “ 7 = electrons from the negative element to] H& Bee aaaa” Hvormentioge Anne wom [Bor models hava salf-covered hols and turn sola | the positive elements ke electric current, | qn, ae rocMlacroie. The flow of electrons Ix electricity, In WWz—New York news ‘Store Open All Day Saturday, Sept. and the vacuum tube the ed filament Rergenstiord on. 8.00 ALT throws off innumerable one): whith 360 Metres. Mortaat main AR QUEEN QUALITY BOOT SHOP fn the presence of the py © element arin , DAN \ si Known as the plate, tlow from the ex Sail Saturday 32-34 West 34th Street cited filament to the cold element of M.-The waltz as recorded for Salle. high potential. Just how the filament feo by great planiats Qlymote, Be ony releases the electrons is far too lenk’ M.—Song recital by Leota E.|Rerengurin PA 4 @ subject to be treated het Fischer, Sobran: ‘Alexander Russell at [Gothiand, A 1.90 PM. vacuum tube is constructed around the the piano. passage of these electrons from one ele-| 4 M.—"Vogue's" Paris cable on WITH PORK AND TOMATO SAUCE Subject, “The Winter Mode “Iona” Peas . « 13¢ ment to another. It ts the this flow of electrons which tain limits, controls the int signals you hear. When you ; rheostut up the loudness of the signals 4 increases because you have increased the heat of the filament and consequent- 2] 1:50 PL M.—Song recital by Leota E Fischer, soprano. Alexander Russell at the plano, 2 to 2.15 P. 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