Evening Star Newspaper, December 22, 1921, Page 34

By the Associated Press. - ¢ NEW YORK, Detember 323.—Presi- Harding, who set a record I Xen‘-dlnlnco oratory on Armistice “day by addressing simultaneously ,lhree great throngs of more 100,000 persons, gathered at Arl < ton national csmetery, San Francisco rand New York, raay easily find him- ‘where as distinctl; eated within a aker. as if they were 'ew yards of the ‘Canned” music, too, faces a poten- tial rival in the loud-speaker. It would be as simple to connect the stage of the etropolitan Opera House up with the nation at large as to connect & President, once the equip- ment was set up. Telephone engineers say the Arm- istice day experiment proved that _____ ' THE EVENING' STAR, WASHINGTON, D. G, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1921 = Possiblefor Emzy State to Hear | BOOTLEG TRAP IN RoAD, Preszdent Talk in White House Deputy Puts in Pavement of !I’nk Studded With Spikes. PORTLAND, Me., December 22e—A large slgn reading “Federal Agetts— Stop,” and further down the road a pavement of heavy pianks, studded with spikes, is a device which Hezrbert H. Hovey, chief fleld deputy of Maine's prohibition enforcement. has proposed for catching n{m by motbr, Hovey contends that thia device will eliminate unnecessary gu: cording to his theory, citizen Wlil obey the mandate, and his agents, bootleggers running a gl;e&fnble [ Wije Pulls Alarm To Bring Home Her Fireman Husband By the Associated Proms. PROVIDENCE, R. 1., Decem- ber 22—Mrs, Catherine Carley left her home to do some ef- rands, In her absence her two ehildren locked her called that her erick B. Carley a freman and WO0O0D OUT FOR ECONOMY. Governor General Combining Gov- ernment Activities. MANILA, Philippine Islands, No- vember 18 (By mail).—Governor Gen- engral Wood has announced that he already has begun work on plans to consolidate certain government acs tivities on an economical basis, in otder to obtain uuMc t funds for the care of lepers ane and foy ‘education, public worku and pub- lio welfare work in general. “This does not mean, however,” said the governor general, “that the services of certain officlals or em- loyes will have to be dispensed with n _the government. We want all the omcmuvn need, but we do not want he unhepessary ones." Dne of the first steps taken toward pruning down the expenses of the government is the announcement of lme merging of the mint bureau with the insular tnn iry, the mint be- coming simpl Y ivision of the treasury in parate bui E Manufacturers’ Sale of ngh-Grade "~ CHOCOLATES ¢ We Offer for the Holiday Season f OUR HIGH.GRADE CHOCOLATES' With Fruit and Nut Centers At Wholesale Prices seif talking to an audience running - high into the millions and scattered through every atate in:the Union be- #Zfore he leaves the White House. Indeed, says R..W. King, one of the Americ Telephone and Telegraph Company’s engineers, whose work on J1he loud-speaking device made possi- ‘ble the ushering in of a new epoch in space annihilation at the ceremonies fover the bier of America’s unknown soldier, it is well within the range of possibility that President Harding ‘may see the day when a President “can sit at ease in the White House and talk at once-tp every city, town :snd hamlet in lmshunltea‘ States that s tapped by telephorie wires. development of the last two years, An’ audience of 50,000,000 perhaps! | the amplifer whi A 3 O J00 0o anet plifier which made it possibie They don’'t even blink at figures like that—these telephone company . engineers. For ability to look, un- abashed. into the faces of a columnh opencd in 1915. A lcng-distance call of citnher& ma;clhlng in !hr?el acfl)l: from New York to San Francisco in- great open white spaces, Is one o s _400,000.000,00f 2 the prerequisites even fo thinking it “about that marvelous contrivance, the elgrtrical amplifier, of which the Joud-sp ng device is only one in a’l lonx list of practical applications. For Instance, the electrical current | “that carried President Harding's, Tuner:1 oration to the crowds at Arl-!not limited to telephonic use. gton. S'n Froncisto and New York| It is a fundamental of radlo and s mu tiplied 3,000,000,000,010,001,- ' wire telegraphy; of radio telephon- 00,000,000 times before it rolled ing: of all long-distance electrical ‘out, converted into great sonorous signaling. sound waves, over the heads of three| audiences. 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Then they had to be ampli-iNew York harbor—th: magnetizsed fled a million-milllon times by the!cable leading up the channel which loud-speaking device. rroperly equipped vessels can follow A mere ten million billlons—10,000,- | in_the thickest fog. 000,000,000,000—0f amplifications were| Recently it brought the first music necessary to bring the? ceremonies out clear and strong in” New York. T Ten thousand were used-to bring the ccremonies here, and a million-million 10 raise them to audibility for the New York audience. New York audience. The other million-milllon amplifi- cations were used to carry the Presi- dent’s voice to the Arlington crowd. 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