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TTTE DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. SUNDAY, 7. 102fl his gun. returned, and proceeded to use bullets in an effort to eliminate he human nv.

During the trial Ponurko revised bis statement and insisted that he fired after Allridge made a move as If to draw a gun. AsThird Husband Is Jailed For Shooting Her Affinity, 'Love Girl' Returns to Stage Vonee rode to the hospital with in -if Allridge and expressed her undying love for him. He convalesced at her home. affords them a most certain and quick means for determining the charge condition of the battery. A fully charged battery should register from 1,260 to 1,300 while discharge should never be carried below the 1.180 point.

A very good plan to follow Is never to allow the specific gravity, as Indicated by the hydrometer, to fall below the 1.200 mark. This precaution insures the fan against the possibility of a completely discharged battery. The tops of the cells should be kept scrupulously clean of acid spray and dust. If this Is allowed to accumulate, leakage and corrosion take place, and noisy operation results. A very good plan la to periodically clean the top of each cell And as she prepared to rejoin her SiW IFF blond wig In the Kansas City chorus.

Vonee offered a final bit of advice: "Always tell your husband the truth. How much of It you sheuld marital spas, Vonee brought back this bit of advice: "Never marry a man who cannot muke his moods conform to yours nor yet comprehend them." Strange though it may seem, those tell him depends upon his character, his temperament. Hut tell him the truth." Mrfiv, are Vonee's words, noted with an with a cloth moistened in ammonia water. Needless to say, precaution Your Storage Battery And How to Maintain It in Good Condition should be taken not to allow any of this ammonia to get Into the elec trolyte. especial care to exactness.

She divorced Eddie on Nov. fl, 1924 Sixty days later she married Tom K. Long. Tom was the perfect lover. He loved Vonee.

"My! how he could love!" she reminisced. But Tom didn't love labor. Ijong Irft Her. "He was only a lover," Vonee says. "What did he do? Nothing, to tell the truth except dance.

And worse: Another point to observe la never to water the battery before charging unless the" electrolyte Is below the surface of the plates. Watering Moines, Nov. 1 With a rran-fllloQucnt gesture, an Airedale dog. f. a song, Vonee, the love girl, has departed for Kansas City to reaume her "career" In a musical comedy company, ater seeing her latest husband off to prison to serve a five-year sentence for shooting her most recent affinity.

Vonee she's Mrs. Tim Ponurko Just at present is weary of husbanding. She's only 20 years old now, but In the last three years she has had three husbands and almost a fourth. The first one wouldn't pay her hospital bill, it seems. The second yes, It was the second depended on her earnings to pay alimony to a former wife.

The third tilled the almost fourth with bullet holes and has gone to prison. He's still her husband, this shoot-Tim I'onurko. And does Vonee leel differently about Tim now that he has been sent to prison Not at all. "My duty la to my husband," she says. "I shall do everything I can to make life happy for him.

There Is no more to be said. But meanwhile Vonee sees no rea should be done after charging in order to keep down gassing and possible "boiling over." Chemically pure water should be used whenever necessary. Never Introduce acid, for he was so much for love that one It Is only the water that Is lost woman was not enough. He had been married before. I knew his first through evaporation.

As a final pre-rautlon, never attempt to examine wife before I knew him. They had a beautiful baby. I had thought their trouble had Just been one of those the Inside of the cell by means of an exposed name, such as a match or the like, for ignition of the hy things. I learned different." The courts began stepping on drogen and air Inside the cells may The storage battery forms one of the most Important adjuncts of the broadcast receiver, for it Is upon this part of the equipment that we must rely for the power to light the filaments cf the tubes. Not only must this battery be capable of delivering a steady flow of current over a considerable period of time, but In addition must be economical and require a minimum amount of ittention.

However no matter how simple an appliance is made, a certain knowledge of its fundamental principles is always desirable In order to secure the must satisfactory service. Thus while it Is not necessary for the fan to know the complete ins and out of his storage battery, It will stand him well in hand to be familiar with a few of the detalU concerning its maintenance. Contrary to popular belief, the storage battery is nut a device lot-storing electrical energy in the strict meaning of the word, but depends solely upon chemical changes for the Long's heels for alimony payments Keeping up schedules when traffic tangles waa to serious Injury. (Copjrrlrht. to his former wife.

And Vonee relates that she walked to Kansas City and went to work In the chorus to European Stations pay the alimony for her husband's blighted love. To Change Waves Long left her In Kansas City, she says. "I knew he was going, but I vv axnmgton, Nov. A complete chane-e about nf couldn stop him." The sheriff office still wants him or. a wife desertion charge.

Vt hile she was still Mrs. Long. lengths will take place around the last part of November, according to Information received by the Department of Commerce. In the future Vonee had met Grover Allridge. steeplejack and "human fly." He told her he could make $500 a week advertising tires if she learned production of electrical energy.

Thus. niaiiuiia win operate between 200 and 600 meters, while In the past no station previously used a wave length of less than 600 when a battery is connected across a "daredevil tricks and worked with him. circuit and charged by passing an electric current through it, a chemi The 1500 sounded good to Vonee. and better to her alimony haunted husband. But Allridge, it developed.

cal change take place, and when the battery Is placed on discharge, a son for going into mourning. "Sing?" she queried as she boarded the train to return to her musical comedy post. "Why shouldn't I ring?" "The love Girl." Meanwhile Vonee, known to local police as "the love girl." has kissed the numerous and sundry firesides of her past goodby and Is on the stage, wearing a blond wig so those gossipy home folks won't recognize her when they drop Into the musical comedy in Kansas City. She has been on the stage long enough, in fact, to assert vehemently that chorus girls work hard and. are good girls and are terribly misunderstood.

This throbbing little bunch of human emotions started going In for husbands when she was 17. None of her ventures has been what Vonee would term an unqualified success. So Vonee has gone back to the chorus show, where she can thrill men by the hundred instead of one at a time. A Good Provider. The very first husband she ever had overestimated the salary bv The changes were brought about at a series of International conferences which were held as the result of interference and confusion.

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There's one awaiting your inspection today. some $490 a week, and the scheme and a current is caused to How. Upon examining the plates of a storage battery. It will be noticed that one set is of a chocolate-brown "meiren io eacn 7 a separation was short lived. "Little Cinderella." While he was there, Tim Ponurko.

who also had known Vonee while ninuiiB pruvjaea. she was Mrs. Long, met her In Des had waa Eddie Durand. Eddie was BEDDING EST 1828 a widower and 10 yeara her senior. "I waa only 17," says Vonee.

"I danced into marriage, wanting love. I wanted to be petted, and why shouldn't at 17?" She was married to Eddie on Aug. 15, 192S. Things went along famously for a time; Eddio even washed SPEED WAGON CHASSIS PRICES- 4-CTUnler VCfUader Hot, Dwi 1090 1240 1985 the dishes for her after his day's work as an Insurance salesman and often had breakfast ready for her. Eddie waa a "good provider." color and the other grayish-slate.

The brown plates are the positive while the gray ones form the negative. The number of plates in each et determines the capacity of the battery. Thus when we speak of a ll-plate battery, reference is being made to the total number of plates of one cell. In this case, each cell would contain six negatives and five positives and Its capacity would be in the neighborhood of 80 ampere hours. This latter point perhaps requires explanation.

It simply means that, roughly speaking, such a battery would deliver 1 ampere for 80 hours, or for 40 hours, and so on for any multiple of amperes and hours whose product is 80. It is true that as the current Increases the capacity does not stay at SO but becomes less. The solution of electrolyte which covers the plates of each cell Is another extremely vital part of the storage battery. This is a solution of chemically pure sulphuric acid and water mixed in correct proportions to give a certain specific gravity. In the accompanying diagram, which is that of a three-cell six-volt storage battery.

Is shown an Instrument known as an hydrometer, inserted into one of the vent holes of a cell. This instrument Is expressly for the purpose of reading the specific gravity of tjie electrulyte of the cell and thus determine the charge condition of the battery. This Instrument should be in the possession of all fans equipped with the lead-acid type of battery, as It Moines and began talking marriage. Vonee overlooked the Jetail of informing Ponurko she was married. A little later, Vonee wanted her divorce, but didn't have enough money to pay for It.

Then she poured out her troubled soul on Tim's sympathetic shoulder, and Ponurko furnlBhed the balance of the Installments on her divorce. Just two weeks later, May 6, 1926, she and Ponurko were married. They had occupied their love nest in Des Moines only six days, when Allridge hove into port from his tour of the gulf flag poles and looked up Vonee. He renewed his courtship. Allridge made known to Ponurko his determination to have Vonee for his own.

Vonee, according to statements at the time, assented. Allridge had some money, and pawned all his clothes except those on his back to raise more. Then the Shoot Then came the meeting for final arrangements, the morning of May 18. Ponurko and his wife were waiting. Tim went out, bought a gun, and returned.

Ponurko told police about the rest of it later. "Allridge arrived, sat down, and Vonee sa.t at his feet, laying her head in his lap," reads the police statement. "Discussion of dissolving the triangle was Interrupted by breakfast. Ponurko admits he began to get mad." Ponurko, the statement continues. Anally went into another room, got But, says Vonee, he wasn't the REO MOTOR CAR CO.

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