South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 150, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 30 May 1922 — Page 7

TUESDAY MORNING. MAY 30. 1922

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

How to Build a Radio Set

Tuning cqil No. 2. This Coil iscarable'Of receiving as well As No. I. But as No rods. Sliders or Posts Are used only vjire need Be Purchased

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t:ttr or tip up as fast as I do! Nf'Vfr! No. ir.dcM!" Ar.d Ur.r!? Wicr;:y .on fiw thit h cou'. l r.ot. so ivt cve up rowing: , thc.-jeh th j-'ur.di-lpf r r Tfet'T ftird . fcti'.l no-Id d his h-ad ar,l flipp! hi I tail.

! "Thrt yoj haven't any -i:iir?"j ' a.skf d the bur.ny. J I "Not. a grain." ar.?'Af-rfi th tir. ; "I nn; a 'u".' vct!' son:: but I ; ha r.o surar. I :?h I ha J." !

"I'm soir. to the store ?c- get i from and when I return I'll g:f you i

; ai th sw.-.ft rr iiH?. you w ir.t. I jror.-.:-f d th bur.r.y. and this he did. i ' ttopi'ir.g r,n his way horr.e to feed the : ; Teeter Bird, t

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IS I dr'.r. rry. either rural or In the city.

"Oh. I w:: j favor." far,'

h I could do you a th ir.dpipr as th

i n,:nr.y u-jv about to hep back tD hi?,

bun?-ilov. "You have been so kind ' to n-.Qir.d " "Ye?, and no-.v Unci? WIr?ily Is So;n? to be knd to ME! He in going to 1-t ME nihil his tars!" sud-! denly cried a aase voice and out of ,

the bushes? popped the Woozi-:- Wolf.'

"Oh, I am not going to let you

nibble inv e-a:

cried the bunnv.

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H IV- yo.i iv:' 1 h ju- Mr. ?-d ir h i a oided th uf of too-tchnlcal trrrii in his df script i'.-n of th h-viv -n1 td receiving yet? H has aLo avoided explanation? of the tiv-ry cf radio. objtot i? not to ex plain WHY a radio receiving s : works, but to tell HOW you can build Hilf that will werk. You ar not muddled with a hundred "reas'n why."

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r.cmovo the top and bottom of the ,,x before you wind th wir'. Tvk Nv0,'ler di?e? in the ends of th" tube The.e may be sawed t" shape with a coping saw. The next thing to make th" wooden frame to hold the coil. Thi? :.f-f ds no explmatiun here, for thdrawing give? th' siz of tlv pirts

and show? clearl: how they are a s.-'e lidded. The Uder? are made cf wire and .-lid- on the wooden rods connected v the uprights of the frame. Wind the coil in the same way that coil No. l. described yesterday, w a .- w o u n d . Pi ire strong rubber band? in the

screw eyes at the end? of the uprights. These keep the points of the siiders in cIo:-e contact with the coil. Scrape the insulation from the coil where the slider points touch it. '

j Instead of "hooking" to one end ' of each slider rod as was directed i in the making of coil-No. 1. hook

to the eye In the slider wire Itself. In an article to come complete directions for "hooking up" the entire set will be givenN Stain, shellac or varnish the vecden parts of the instrument. Tomorrow: Constructing; a homemade condenser. Copyright. 1022. Associated Editors.

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yr u know. thi ahad and finish up

Lee here'll go

Joause r-ally. yr u know. thM iliM 1 and finish up. and it wont

is a nd.rulou? w iv to expect Nelly !f est you anything more. Miss Iee, to nrry on when she hears what ! and I'll give yon l o per cent of the she h-ars. She is'nt in love wl'h ! net profits. Meanwhile you" he i:i-:hard. .-he isn't evn in love w Ith j nodded to Lontaine V'ran be fus?I. k; and surely" L,uc:nd.i was now ing around and taking your time

r..p.ily crowing furious

TiC ! about finding a

t- ju-rify

herself to Nolan"? 'ard z'itinZ all

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tu- of a thuivb-rheal ".-urply she ou:v.tn't to go all to pieces just bec'ius she- heirsi Hiohards confess, v hit she's known all along, that h ? the ,rt ,-.f rmn he i-." "I, ..-ten re: who's directing thi? .,u 'r me? Who wrote the i t.t.nuiry. V i 'r me? vim know? i . whir this .-tory's about, heh. a '.! r me ?' Tut. Mr. No; in. I'm sure if you'll j:.-' think a mon-.er.r you'll see it i-r.'r r.atura: for a girl like Nelly tr rant l.k- a triredv f.ie.-n over tiiM situation. ?'i-' wouldn't fear ;ir-urd m thi.' corner Uke a like I..:;, m G;-h in "Hrokn n!ns?oms" vben she' trappe i in the scullery

studio all your own j set t use Mis? Leo ,

Ml:g, for?'

"I thought it might save trouble. You see, Harry. I haven't forgotten that hideous scene we had in London, ia.-t time you decided it was all up with you. there wasn't anything to do but cut your threat. I didn't see any sen.-e in mgoing through all that again." After a full minute of silence Lontaine uttered heavily: "I see you've guessed . ." "There have been so many of these crises in our life together. Harry, I ought to know the signs don't ou think ?" The man stumbled to a chair, and bent a louring countenance over hand savagely laced. "What ere can I do?" he muttered. "I'm in a hole, there's no other way out of."

"What's that J of youth deathless and audacious, a

dainty spirit of mockery temptingly incarnate, diabolically sage, diabolically sure of the potency of her time-old lures . . . . (Continued in Our Next Issue)

ar,ain when I and Wally are done with her. If that ain't a sporting

öfter. I don't know. What you

"There arc steamers every so of ten from San Francisco. , for Hono

lulu. China. Ja nan. the Smith ?s"

t ."No use. They'd get me bv wire-

Lucinda looked dubiously .to Ivn-' irss if they ever allowed m to go tair.e. His eyes had suddenly jrrown ! abo ird. Zinn.... I'm sure that Jewmore stony and staring thin sh j devil suspect? .... insists on getting had eer seen them and she fancied at the ho,oks first thing tomorrow."

Tint he nau bt a snaiV ot color: "How much have but he met her glaiv e with -h quick ' Pindv for?"

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n'-d and said in a husky voice; ,i agree with Mr. Zinn. Linda." Lucir.da delayed another momnt. then turned to Zinn with a smile. "Wry well. Mr. Zinn. If Mr. Lontalr.e's agreeable. I don't mind..." . XXIX Harry Lontaine got honv at a L'i'te hour for one who had It in

you pot Into

stupidly. "Eh?

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UNCLE WIGGILY

VN'CLK AVIGCJILY AND Tni HOLD BIRD. BT HOWARD R. GARI9.

"Oh. yes, you are!" howled the Vcif. Ho was just going to' take a

J taste of Unci- Wiggily"? ears when, i -HI of a sudden, the Teeter Kird Hew-

down in front of the Wolf and regan nodding h's head as if saying: 'How do you do?" "Oh how do you do?" growlel tne Wolf. He was a bad chip, but he wanted to pretend he was very kind and polite. And so when he sav. as he thcught. the Sandpiper bowing politely to him. the Wolf naturally bowed in return. Bob. bob. bob. went the head of the Teeter Birdup and down a. fast as he. could nod it. And h'.3 tail tipped up also.

"Well, you certainly are good at making bows, but I can be as polite as you!" growled the Wolf. Then he V--gan to bow and nod his head! Faster and faster the Teeter Bird nodded his head. And the Wolf, not to be outdone, nodded also faster and faster likewise. Then, suddenly, the Wolf brcame dizzy from nodding his head so quickly and down he fell to the ground. ".Vow's your hance. Uncle Wiggily! Hop horn!" cried the Sandpiper, and away ran the bunny safe and sound, not an ear nibbled. "Ha! Ha!" laughed the Teeter Bird, as he flew away, leaving the dizzy Wolf on the ground. "As if you coula bob your head as fast as I bob mine! ILa! Ha! Ha!" And it was more than an hour before the Wolf could get up and stagger away, and by this time the bunny was safe at home. Then the Teeter Bird wa happy because he had done the rabbit a favor. And if the lollypop doesn't fall off its stick and get lpst so It can't find its way back to the candy store. I'll tell you next about Uncle Wiggily and the Potato Bug Bird. (Copyright. 1922.)

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FpOke With of t.'n. for u;'.y. "I ff

e you'e :r. ile to niake a fool

-;' my v;.;i;iii: i -like you hivf . u win. I re;. an. r your wish. And

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several miles away. ; Before the door which gave upon ! the private quarters of the house. .' hewever. he hung forVome time in! s f m : n g reliictanee to proceed. ! Fventually he pushed rh door open. I

Immediately he? saw Fanny.

Bathed in a greit glire. i !if r dre-sing room facing

mirror of three panels; decked out er. grar.de tojlrfte wearing every

me g.a-

vl uvl with

upon

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ab at

Lontaine tq;(

Whit's that?" "How much have

rowed. Harry?" "Fifty thou perhaps

more." Following another little silence Fr.nny give a curt laugh, left her chair and. standing at the dressing

tr.Me. began cjowly to strip off her j

jtwels. hcr sunburst brooch, flexible bracelet?, the pearls

bad been her mother's, all her rings, even that slender hoop of platinum and diamonds which s-he had never remove.! since the day of hr marr i g e . "S'ooks?" she inquired quietly. L-mtaine replied with a dour nod and grunt. She crossed to him and paused, looking down not unkindly at hl3 bowed ht id and shoulders. "I don't love you. H.rry. and vou

jewel .-he pe-Msessed. groomed to the' don't love mo. it's funny to think hnv;t ounce of perfection: a br:i-!we ever did isn't it? All the same. Lint and strangely immobile ftgur-! we've been through the rough toof modern feminity, with bobbed I ir. ther so often. I don't want you to hair like burnished bra m!!k-! ? away thinking I blame vou.."

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wash cf light. A s if hvptnotiz-d

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orn th' ' f ' een wlirn s!:e ror;s rfit.iine at the door .and

tMi 1' i'f:v.rii ner in th

j w t", she did not :.ioe by 5 -

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ir.g out of "'"to away?" Lontaine groaned.

t tffeta. j-'w el. ' "Where can I go. they wouldn't find

.- h e upor.

the s'Uenough

hat fierce ' ne ? I'd rather be dead than a con-

:ct!" "Don't worry: I'll pnnn talk Cindy

-..r.tinue1 , round, pers-uade her not to be too her reflect- j hard on you. Here...." She bent heard I.on- j r'vr and poured that wealth of the mirror i -i "u''rV 'nto the cup of Lontaine's

ti.-. , Air. :ia:.u. 1 ne--e ougnr to seA von ,i

much r'r : "'v "

trembling eyei1:.h. "What!" Lontair. jumped up. v.M. m,- oTr, - ' faring in dare at tSe treasure In

1 the i tVi-t inilinf.'!vo!v - V y. A i

to sound ejsy and natural.; L " 1 a- u 1 vou!

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oving. an I hi le.,;is. ut the d -or w ; It, op.

shut it behind him. Hello, p-p!" h nliitM lfl "How you making out?" 'It's an lmpa.--e." Lontaine state. We're all in a blind alley, o -w."

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L.n: a.ne

already, eh? Must

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happv four! 'It's past half-pist." Fanny inquisitive, ' plied without expression. Thn hei TOntair.e glanced nervousty a

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"Now please don't forget. Uncle Wiggily. what 2 told you to bring mo from the store today." called Nurse Jane to the bunny rabbit gentleman, as he hopped down the steps of his hollow stump bungalow one morning. "Let me see," murmured Mr. Longear, as he twinkled his pink nose. "I think you said you wanted salt." "No. indeed! It was sugar just the opposite of salt!" laughed Miss Fuzzy Wuzzy. "Please bring me sugar. Uncle Wiggily. and not salt. I have plenty of salt, but I need sugar to make a cake." "I'll get it!" promised the bunny rabbit gentleman, and then off he hoppu. over the field's and through the woods, to look for an adventure. Uncle Wiggily had not hopped

her j very far before, all of a sudden, as he

that i reacneci a nramniy nner arcn, ne

heard a voice, as he thought, calling: "Sweet Sweet! Sweet!" "Ha. I must be near a sugar bush or a sugar store!" exclaimed Uncle Wiggily. "I'll take some granulated

sugar!" he went on "Some sugar, if you please, for Nurse Jane!" "Dear nie!" sang a jolly little voice. "I didn't say I had any sugar!" 'Didn't you call 'sweet! sweet! sweet!' just now?" asked the bunny. "Who are you, anyhow?" and he began to feel a bit frightened. "Oh. I am the Teeter Bird. ' was the laughing answer. ''Some of my other names are Spotted Sandpiper, or Tip-up. And my song is" 'weet! we'et!' and not 'sweet! sweet as you seemed t 0 think." "Oh. laughed Une Wiggily. as a rather long-legged bird, with a long bill, wearing white feathers underneath and brown on his back, with spots all over him. hopped along the ground. "And when the bird stood still and looked at the bunny, Uncle. Wiggily saw the feathfred chap bobbing his tail and bowing his head up and down, faster and faster all the while.

"Oh. how do you do! Glad to meet

I hope you are well!" and Un-

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to him.

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I you?" 1 "I wanted something to rnvniver myself by." Fancy mys-ric.uslv I ir. formed the mirror to which hcr

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' I'll ret along " "Put th? .. ever- bssed trinket fill OUT. . . '" ' I'M cer other? " His iiT dropped. Sh continued tu posture hahtly before him. an

'xo.uisitf ly fragile and pretty shape

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short. oorfu?', laurh. "Vou Fan. .5-n:etin;es y."-.; think of

from trying to how

often as the bird bowed to him. "You'd better stop bow-

laughed the Sandpiper, 'or Teeter Tip-up bird. "This is a habit I have bobbing my head. I'm r.ot bowing to je.:. I just can't stop. So don't try to bow- back or you may bow your head off. I know you are very

polite, but you could never bow, bob.

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