Judge, 1922-05-06 · page 29 of 36
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Guardians of the Circuits circuits—the wire chief and_ his Drawn by DAN StRITE, Univ, of Washington ‘25. Market Note—“The farmers are looking forward to an early fall. Chicken is still high and business is looking up.” The telephone at your elbow assistants—master electricians and experts in telephony. Their first duty is the prevention of “trouble.” By day and by night they are con- seems so simple an instrument, it does its work so quietly and quickly, that it is difficult to realize the vast and complex equipment, the deli- EYES By Edwin W. Cruttenden, Hamilton '23 LOOKED into her warm brown eyes- n the dark wed my roadster down place to. park I looked into her soft Light mist in summer's ni And reached to where the And swiftly dimmed the light But merry eyes and languid ¢ Are all the ou'll find When they « n inch away And all the shes lined DRIPPING LINES R. C. Emmons, ‘24. By Oregon A SMALL And co oe, Co-Edna and Co-Eddy A windy draught, An exposed cord hung low cate and manifold adjustments, the ceaseless human care “behind the scenes" in the central offices. Behind the scenes is the terminal of all the underground and over- head lines on the streets and high- ways. Here are the cable vaults; the great steel frames containing the thousands of separate wires and fuses the subscribers’ lines; the dynamos and storage batterie the giant switchboards through which your telephone is connected with the other thirteen million tele- phones in the Bell System. And here, in charge of this equipment, are the guardians of the for stantly testing the central office equipment, the overhead and under- ground lines, the subscribers’ indi- And when, from ‘trou- vidual wires. some cause beyond control, ble’’ does occur, nine times out of ten it is repaired before the tele- phone subscriber suffers the slightest inconvenience. It is the skill of the men behind the scenes, together with scientific development and construction, eff- cient maintenance and operation, which make it possible for you to rely upon the telephone day and night. A youth w unete “BELL SYSTEM” AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY AND ASSOCIATED COMPANIES One Policy, One System, Universal Service, and all directed toward Better Service sound Co-Ed and Edna Climbed the bank, And both of them were dripping. Wy JUST THINK T IN GOOD night kiss, | THE ACT! a A tender squeeze, |, ould all_be_ spoil A Corinthian If you should sne Necking. 5. D. Brown, Stevens Tech. RONDEAU OF VERACITY By W. R. Ranney, Dartmouth ‘22 re tell the truth, Things as th The thought But ponder, please, the depth of it The world in utter harmony! Great Expectations Thing—Don't Naw have to Sweet Young Bored Frosh “But you'll fide you dance? I'd like to see, y really ought ‘to be: | , futile, I'l admit, le after you're pect to de Roger D. Washburn, Learn Advertisi > all the time then ston UL": Clear Baby’s Skin With Cuticura Soap and Talcum Ointment. Talcum,2Se.every where. Forsamples Seno Oinsmnicaia Laboratories Dept, 7. talges, Base The import of it I faint at its Mankind p To tell the | No quarter for cupidity Deceit condemned as heresy | No need of “overdue « Temit A gallows for the hypocrite; But an impossibility To tell the truth!