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TULSA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1922 5 1 I Fifteen Minutes of Radio Each Day n BDWAIIO n. DAVI8 JTormtrlr Twhnlcsl El.ctrtcii Eir.rl fer U H nn..rm. Radio Fans-Attention The Hadto Editor would like opinion of the radio fans of Tula and vicinity about the ilnlly rdlo feature!, "Fifteen Mlnuei of ladlo" that appear In The World daily- Space Is so valuable that The World does not want to publish anything that the fans ire not Interested In. I.KSSON No. 10. niarctorlatlc of tho Throc-nicc. tnxlo Tub. In a vacuum tuba each of the three elements, namely the filament, end and plate have Important func tion! to perform and those functions ira so closely related that any chance In the operation of one of tho elements Invariably produces ihsnsfs In the condition of the other two j several different Kroup of char 2'terlotlc curves may be constructed uhlch demonstrate the carious rela lions existing between the three ele ments of the tube. Tor example a group of curves mnf bn developed whicii show the resultant plate cur rent due to changes In the plate volt age, thes curves being dependent upon the temperature of the fila ment as Is also the irrld-volta;e to rrld'current group of curves. The ability of small amountn of tnerby on the grid to control com jurallvefy large amounts of energy In the plate circuit Is nn Important prorery of the tube nnd tho follow ing diagram shows the action of the rld In controlling the plate current. In this diagram values of grid po tential are laid off horizontally with the corresponding amount of plate current plotted vertically. U adjusted to value (B) on In crea.ee In the grid voltage produces only a small Incrase In the plate fU' rent while an equal decrease of the grid voltage produces a decroate in the plate current of a much larger value. If the grid potential, there .'.L6' '". "''Jusfd to a value on liner tho upper or lower bends of the cuive, the action of Incoming oscillations upon tho grid results In what amounts tn ft reotl!id current. Intho plate circuit, thin current pro auclng nudlblo founds In the receiv ing telephones. Along the straight line portion of tho curve, for exampK at point (F) an equal Increase or decrease of the gild voltage produces an equal In crease and decrease of the plain cur rent, which renders the tube 'In proper adjustment for amplication by Impressing equnl changes of plate current upon a second tube. It Is Important to note therefore that when no grid condencer Is em ployed In conjunction with tho vacu um tube that rectification Is occa sioned either by nn Increase or de crease of the plato current depend ing on whether this rectification takes place at the uper or lower bend of the grid voltage-plate cur rent curve. , e .. - r- ts n o c Crial VolTaja Charicrcn'sTie Cue of Vacuum Tub Crid I Plr WOMEN AFTER M'CORMICK They llaten't Forgotten Sllglit to So .Mado by Senator During Addrvs. SpfflU to Tli Werld. WASHINHTON. July 20 Worn- en i organizations arc after the scalp of Senator Medlll McCormlck, chairman of the republican senator ial campaign committee. Members of the National Woman's party ac cusn McCormlck of deliberately In sulting women. McCormlck's of fenso consists of his recent state ment that: "I'ersons might vote for a woman for superintendent of schools or for tho town rounrll or for other little Jobs like that, but when It comes to the sennte of tho fulled States thew will not do It." McCormlck made hla tatemcnt In discussing the candidacies of Mrs. Annie Oleson nnd Mrs. R. G. Hooper. Mrs. Oleson Is the nominee of ths democratic party for senator fnm Minnesota. Mrs. Hooper is the nom inee of the democrats for senator from Missouri, Women leaders say that unless McCormlck corrects his statement It will cost the republican party thou sands of women's votes. One-tenth of the lead produced In the United States Is used In the telephone Industry. Vacuum Tube wi'rhour Grid ConcUnter.. From this curve It will be seen that If the grid has a comparatively high negative potential, a small de crease of this potential causes a large Increase of plate current; for "ample, when the grid voltage de creases from (A) lo (B) the plate current Increases from (C) to (D). If the grid voltage Is Increased nega tively, however, by the same amount, their relative decrease of the plate current Is much smaller. Therefore, If the grid voltage la adjusted to the Mlue (A) It Is apparent from the carve that any lncicftK of the grid potential to the Incoming oscillations causes an Increase In the plate cur rent much larger In value than the decreaes produced by an equal re duction of the grid voltage. On the upper bend of the curve the reverse condition taken place, that Is, if tho potential of tlm grid UNABLE TO WALK DOWNTOWN After Two Months' Treat ment Had Perfect Use of Herself. EVERY PENNY of the Invested funds of this association Is In first mortgage loans on TULSA REAL ESTATE That fact makes this savings Institution the logical place for your funds, because If this means added safety we pay 6 to 3 ',; Tr on every dollar you nave here. Oxrfsa Bunding & loan Association, SINCLAIR, BUILD I KO j yDgn 1 FOR THE The following from Mrs, Hums, ho la one of the best known and moat reacted ladles of Pryor, Oklahoma, should Interest any euf 'erer from serious chronic disease: "Pryor, Okla. ,. had been suffering for more tnan three years from a condition "it many women nre afflicted with. r more than a year I had been entile to walk down town, only a matter of four blocks. There seemed " be nothing left for mo but to ubmlt to a most dangerous opera tion, as I could get no help. Two months ago I began treatment with jne Inter-Htnte Doctors. What they nave done for me has been truly wonderful. I eo any plnce and jverywhere Just as I once did. I M that I would not be dolne my aty to other sufferers unless I told n has been dona for mo nnd I r"e this trusting that It will bo to hcaUnnS f hol,lnB "'n-"8 back "MRS. M. nUItNS." The diseases treated by the Inter Mate Doctors are nil chronic dis uses of the blood, nerves, kidneys, nn(1 "tomnch, Inludlng ca ii i . rheunattsm, Indigestion, con juration, nervousness, loss of nerve "f. goitre, gnll stones, diseases of wien and diseases of men. . flint the least of their sucess is "uo to tnelr facilities for oxamlna- . ion and correct diagnosis. Thou-1 f?n 1 men navo ''een relieved Ii i? tno embarrnssment of some . niuaen disease. Many hopeless , W . av" "enped the surgeon's . wirouim tnelr methods or '"atment. They are prepared to administer ine trench S14 to a limited number Patients. The Tulsa offices are at 218-219 j?urity building, corner Second and ill ? 'tr,- Consultation and ox njlnatlon Is free. , OffJce hours are: Week days. 9 to I' ,'vnlnBa. 7 to 8; Bundnys 10 to 12 l '"'"-Advertisement. A WELLCOOKED' STEAK Certainly does depend upon the quality of the cooking fat that you use. The really rich taste of the meat is what you want to brinn out, and that's why I recommend Mrs. Tuck er's Shortening. It is purely vegetable, just rich enough, and is absolutely tasteless. A steak cooked in this fat (broiled or fried) has alj its natural flavor. Use Mrs. Tucker's Shorteningforyour next steak and note the improvement. J SINCE 1904 It Starts This Morning 'Yl'I'H!. miw Bigger Discounts on All Two and Three-Piece Suits Every Palace, Stein-Bloch and Society Brand Two and Three-Piece Suit at Per Cent Discount This includes all medium weight suits, suitable for fall wear. Here's Your Chance to Buy Your Weight Suit at a Big Discount $18.00 $18;50 $19.50 $22.50 $25.00 $26.50 $29.50 $35.00 $37.50 $38.50 Values Values Values Values Values Values Values Values Values Values .$12.00 .$12.35 .$13.00 .$15.00 .$16.65 .$17.65 .$19.65 .$2335 .$25'00 .$25.65 $39.50 $42.50 $45.00 $47.50 $48.50 $50.00 $55.00 $60.00 $65.00 $75.00 Values Values Values Values Values Values Values Values Values Values l 1 1 Fall $26.35 $28.35 $30.00 $31.65 $32.35 $33.35 $36.65 $40.00 $43.35 $50.00 Great Values in Odd Trousers All suiting patterns made in the finest woolens. .$7.50, $8.50 and $9 values. $C.75 Boys' Suits With two pairs trousers Including all Hart Schaff ner & Marx and Sampeck makes and all wash suits at 25 Per Cent Discount All Straw Hats Price All One-Piece Bathing Suits At 25 Discount Forty dozen of the finest 100-100 Count Percale Shirts $2.25 values at $1.65 Shoe Dept. All Palace, Hanan and Banister Oxfords at Per Cent Discount 25 ?7, $7.50, $8.50 and $9 White Oxfords ;5.25 Every Item Advertised During This Sale Will Be Sold for Cash Only On Main at Fourth) Midsummer Clean-Up Prices Make Buying: Attractive Today & at Vandevers j Final Clean-Up on Mid-Season Dress Stock at Half Price. Grouped on Snlc RncU for Your Convenient Selection (lonil, pniniiltf imiilcN 111 ciiiiton crrcx, rouliiuln, NIlllllK. RdllgrttP TIHH. Irlouletlrd ami wonlntn mo ropi ipiMitil In t It In lot All Mzp, fruin II In 41 irc to li liml In nun or iiiciio lripi KnrtniT iilro $5.'i In JSfi Now Just halt lu-ki Another group nC limit at linrtlvn frnekK In orgitnily. Illlllll -lll!llf VOllp, llOltlll mvIm iiml ral Inn, In pliit -Inn Hliatlm Unit mml (rntn Ki to ww m.liu'ril oni'-half All urn to lm fotintl In thin Kioiii nlni IJvciv otn' w.m a kooiI vil II" at Dm iiKillar prlfr mm cftage Outfits an Am .11; NHvlnl Iurclinc Ivot of Fine Fiber Silk $ Sweaters On Salo Frlilnj anil Hnturiloy ;.95 $6 -A particularly clmrmlnc Kroup nf tuxpilo .went rn. thcnn, illsplnylnit ulinrmn nml vlvar.lty Mini nn Inillvlihi.ilUy that will Mill car tlirm limluiilly. ICacli one lipnrn t Ii n "Keftch" lirnmt, a Guarantee nf quality ami ntylo. Tliey nrw oxceptlonnlly well nmilo nf n fn grado of filter silk In plain nnd fancy wvi, Thry are fanhlonnil to fit nicely. A nnrrow liralded or knitted bnlt interim rach. ColorH, blue, lion ry ilew, lilnck, navy, httnnn, brown anil rod. Hlz" 36 to 44. Sco Window m.iplay. now niouciH inniiiiio inianiN unci ruiiuiaiiH uri'KKog, lumiicm, nn, womon'n kowim, tcildlox, nrpllgrrH, klmonofi nnd npron. Tli'e , irnipntn nre nil ninilo nf koocI tnntnrlnln and Mampnd In npproprlntn ilcnl(rn for pretty hand work, All renronahlo prlcen, fancy atmw Closing Out Spring and Summer Finished Mpdels $1.98 Bnndcau Hip Confincrs, $2.50 Made with elattlo hip Koren, bodice top, i bono eupportem. Kite wnll, both front nnd buck. Lightly boned Demit abdomen. Vmy natlnfnctory for eportn wear a n it nwlmmlnff, as well nil general wear. All elzei. Moderately priced nt J5.50. TlilAl Floor Needlework Bags 69c Silk Specials -Chlldren'n blbn. dreen, rnmpcrn, womnn'H conibliiB Jackets, bloom. ers and cninlroleH and toualn, Choice Friday nnd Haturday, Jl 98. Miiiln of fancy braided atraw. Can bo decorated with fancy yarn flower. Very popular nn well as convenient for ehopplntr. eewlnK, bauilnK runt, etc. On Jlahoiij-. 53-ln. fiweet Briar Ki monos, In a t'ooil line of colore and patterns. Used for blouses, drcrjes monos, In a Rood lino of and kimonos, Itcsutar price 13.25. Upeclsl ... 40-ln. baronotte ratln, In a good line of colors, , black and white except- ' ed. Heduced from J2.75 per yard to 39-ln. silk faille In eo pen, blue, brown, black; also a few khados tn crept knit and some fancy striped materials for sport skirts Special, ?: $2.59 $2.59 $1.49 OK OK Portland Gement :jL' ' Fojde, Powdep rinstantlu refreshes Diitdoarjnpexlom The Hazards of motorlne, swim mlntr, golf, tennis or Hsncinc are delightfully overcome with this un usual fnce powder. Kxquisitely fino nnd delicate it blends instantly with i the tone of the skin. One of four tints is precisely yours. A pretty box: liberal in size: luxurious in ' i contents and only flflc. At your JrURRlstB. niMiNptft Dtm ca. Mi.iM. cirr . "Used on A 11 the Big Jobs" Nine thousand (9,000) barrels of OK Portland Cement will bo used by Gibson and Mitchell in building the new Federal Aid road at Ponca City, Oklahoma. Oklahoma Portland Cement Company A n Oklahoma Ind mm I r 111-118 Tradesmen NntlonnI Hank Ilullillng 1 OKLAHOMA CITY WW a