Eugene daily guard., December 10, 1921, Image 21

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.. satnrday Evening, Dec. 10, 1921
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THE EUGENE DSIDT BUSED
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k HOLY MANGER
HOW PRESIDENT HARDING'S VOICE WAS CARRIED TO CALIFORNIA
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Representation of th Placa
wh,r. Baby Chrirt Lay In
Bethl.hem.
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I i and hoys of Italy and Spain,
iG which nre called'the I-atlu Court
is . ii.it. i mi rliplr srnpkfnirK
f "airlainisiB diue, nor do tlii-y liuve
Ursinuw net"-. "s -'''K'e u
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L,. I'lilsiuiiio v.v .. ... ...
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tfHies. It l 'e northern peo
lie Uermuiis. ' Scandiiittvliiils
i Fndlsli. ill ot whom are descoud-
Ufruin uld Teutonic tribes who keen
of the Christum lice,
,, and Spanish hoys and girls
Lre ll preslpio. "I'leslplo" inciins
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"i the monger where the baby Christ
In Bethlehem. It Is presented In
. . Cn.Hotli.ian It il, .......
lit. ihe Inside of tlie Intra where (lie
Lby Olid His mother lay. with Jo-
fltll tl J 'iree tvimi n-ii mm mc lllll-
,H UIWUl. u. ...... a
jlljhle, Willi the Wise Men ouinliiK on
;lit nr horsehuck, or on donkeys,
rlnvluK their gifts to the stable. Sonii-
BPS tile lUUUKer. , ui mum
Biml) 8 tout b((UUlc ottiuuiiuius It la
rge euouish to occupy tne wnine enu
g room. tt i uiiut on u imtiro
niirtntiuii and Is made of wood, wilh
,,,11! pebbles, dried grass und leaves
lit the outdoor scenes. The figures
recurved of wood, or perhaps utile
nils nre used, all very carefully and
Uliwnlely dressed by the girls. Soiue-
ues brooks aud lakes nre Ingeniously
rqirwnted with Uper. kIuss or
;:ns's- Sometimes . tlie whole is
niusii und rude, hut again It Is very
uaily und beautifully done.- and is
aud Interesting when all com-
!ele.
The French, who are half Latin and
sit Teutonic In their makeup, mix
lie customs of both races In their
I'hrtslnms keeping. They build I lie
manner and they also give the chil
dren presents; only, instead of liung-
nj her stocking, little French Hab
ile puts out her snoes. rue, Kronen
nil the manger "creche," and In coun-
ry villages In France companies of
lilldren still go from house to house
Christmas eve, carrying the creche
land singing Christmas carols. Some
times they help to build a beautiful
ante creche In the village church, over
which they are very proud and de
listed. ;
Traces Motor Troubles
to Inefficient Batteries
"The average man who owns a .ear
brRinning to Rive more attention to
batteries, said Frank B. (ioodnos-
l itf yesterday. '"The battery is ri-allv
Iff' SY -T" t-WHEItE 1i PRESIDENT SPOKE
GIVE STATIONERY FOR CHRISTMAS
A woiuWl'ul showing from llurtl's mnl Wliilins'.s in the newest shapes and
tints, l'licetl i'rmn 5ti t-ents to $15.00.
Scatter Sunshine With Christmas Cards
VOLLANI) AXO 1U-ZA
Ftameil Mottoes from Trie, to $(!.00
Visit Our Children's Hook Room
Where i Fine Display makes selection
TELEPHONE tXPERTS SPEEDING THE PRESIDENTS VOICE ACROSS THE COWINENt
' , The science of sound transmis-l
sion reached the highest point ever
known when every word spoken at
the ceremonies over the bier of
America's unknown Boldier at
Arlington National Cemetery,
Washington, was heard distinctly
in San Francisco, 3,000 miles tway.(
Just how tiie feat was accomplished
is now told:
Not only were thousands nnd
thousand;, of miles of copper wire,
manned by hundreds of operators,
necessary to carry the voice of
President Harding and others over
the valleys and mountains to the
western coast, but in the basement
of the Arlington Memorial Amphi
theatre was a veritable electrical
plant costing thousands of dollars,
at which keen-eared experts sat and
gauged every vibration as it sped
'instantaneously to the thousands of
(auditors on the Pacific Coast and in
New York City. This achievement,
which was never obtained before, is
the result of what is known as tne
Bell lAiud Speaker.
Possibilities of Voice Transmission.
While the transmission of the
President's voice to waiting thou
sands in New York and Sun Fran
cisco was a patriotic contribution
on the part of the American Tele
phone & Telegraph Company, it
marked what is expected to be the
most notable development in voice
transmission of the century. It
opens the possibility of reaching
practically the entire United States
in one dav with the spoken word.
Colonel John J. Carty, head of the
Bell system department of develop
ment and research, who brought
the mechanism which transmitted
the President's voice to its present
hicrh state of nerfection. is the man
who was in charge of the lines of
telephonic communication for tlie
American Expeditionary Forces in
France. He is a wizard ol the
wires.
When' Colonel Carty was asked
what he considered the most im
portant feature of the Bill loud
speaker development, he said, "The
change that it is bound to create in
the art of oratory. Heretofore
orators have been chosen largely
for their loud voices, their capacity
to reach the ears of those at the
back of the hall. We will make it
possible for any ordinary man with
common sense, possessing the aver
age speaking voice, to get his
thoughts into the minds of as many
auditors as he may want to reach.
Effective addresses by our plan can
be made by men speaking no louder
than a chairman does when he re
ports to his board of directors, or
when a teacher speaks to his.stu
dents in the classroom."
the honrt of the aiitninoliilo, nnd if proii
er attention in given to batU'ry installn
tiou. jnotor. ti'oulili'M are quickly iitiiiiiuiz
ed. "The I'liihiilf Iphia Storage Battery
company him taken a leaf from Ihe note
books of leading engineers in tanking the
Diamond (Irlnd battery sn that it will
Miccc-Hsfully withstand tjie . strains of
starts and jolts and constant running
Its fnnions diamond grind structure is
identical with that of fighting masts on
lulttlnships. trestles, bridges, derricks
and all eolitsruction where stability is
ileiiiiuiili'il.
"As n result, the I'hiladi'lphia Dia
mond (rid Haltery oliminales short cirJ
cuits and huckhwl plates. The Philco
Slotted Ki'laiiior, with which these bat
teries ina.w 1'C eituipped, adds from
twenty-five to fifty per cent to the life
in lite battery, anil perfect insulation is
iiism-ed by a tliiarlcr Sawed Hard Wood
t"ii'tinra!or. Diamond (irid Iiiitteriesare
niuih in three special types, for Ford,
Buick and Dodge' cars, anil may be in
stalled in ninety per cent of all auto
mobiles made. Although guarnnteud for :
eighteen months or for two years, ac
cording to l.vnc. Diamond (irid llntter-
j ies are selling today for less than they
did in 1IU4 and arc giving the greatest
I battery service ever offered at any price.
! They nre solving the motorist's problem
of keeping cars out of the repair shop
'iMiil cutting down opcrnling costs."
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