Beaver County News | 1919-12-10 | Page 7 | Electric Circuit Control

ELECTRIC CIRCUIT CONTROL Mechanism Provides Cut-Off for Automobile Auto-mobile Engine Which Is Operated Oper-ated Automatically. An automatic ignition control mechanism, mech-anism, the invention of W. M. Edinont of Duluth, Minn., i3 illustrated and described de-scribed in tlie Scientific American as follows : The invention relates to electric circuit cir-cuit controlling mechanism for use in connection with the ignition circuit of Diagrammatic View Showing Automat, ic Cutout Mechanism. an automobile engine. An object Is to provide an ignition, cut-off for an automobile auto-mobile engine which is operntively combined with the throttle valve operating op-erating mechanism in such a manner that upon closing the throttle, the ignition ig-nition circuit is automatically broken, rendering the engine "dead" and causing caus-ing It to run against the compression In the cylinders thus providing an effective ef-fective brake.