The Electrical Experimenter, vol. 5, no. 2, June 1917

This issue is composed of the following stories and articles, some of which go unattributed on the table of contents:

ELECTROCUTING THE ENEMY—Front Cover From a painting by George Wall

ELECTOR CROSSING SIGNAL OPERATED BY TRAIN'S WHISTLE By George Wall

CHANCES FOR ELECTRICIANS IN THE NAVY TALKING MOTION PICTURES VIA WIRELESS ELECTRICITY AND WATER TO RUN OUR AUTOS

SHOOTING WITH ELECTRICITY By Hugo Gernsback

ELECTRICITY'S AID TO WOMEN

POWERFUL HYDRO-ELECTRIC SALVAGE APPARATUS TO RAISE SUNKEN SHIPS By H. Winfield Secor, Assoc. A.I.E.E.

ELECTRO-DEPOSITED MIRRORS NOW USED FOR PHOTOGRAPHIC

"JOE'S EXPERIMENT"—An electrical story By C. M. Adams

ELECTRICITY AND LIFE By Dr. Frederick Finch Strong

EXPERIMENTAL PHYSICS—LESSON 5, "HYDROSTATICS" Bv John J. Furia. A.B , MA. F.K.S.

DENVER WIRELESS STATION WINS PRIZE LOVING CUP By W. H. Kirwan

THE NAVAL RADIO OPERATOR—WHAT THE U.S. NAVY OFFERS TO RADIO MEN REMARKABLE RADIO OUTFIT BUILT BY GERMAN SPY

THE MARCONI TYPE "106" TUNER By Worth MacKnigbt

THE HOW AND WHY OF RADIO APPARATUS—NO. 4 SPARK GAPS

THE CLOCK CRAZE Bv Thomas Reed

THE INFLUENCE OF LIGHT UPON THE CONSTANT POTENTIAL OF SELENIUM AND OF CUPROUS OXID By E. H. Kennard and E. O. Dieterich

HIGH FREQUENCY APPARATUS AND EXPERIMENTS By Hubert A. McIlvaine

THE PROBLEM OF USING THE ENERGY IN SUNLIGHT By Prof. I. Thornton Osmond

EXPERIMENTAL CHEMISTRY-THIRTEENTH LESSON By Albert W. Wilsdon