Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1922, Page 26

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T2 THE SUNDAY STAR., WASHINGTON, D. C., JUNE.4 1922—PART 1 RADIO RALF— (Copyright, 1922, by the Meulure Newspaper Syndicate.) By JACK WILSON How the United States Became | Independent in Radio | l WELL, I GOT THAT AypioN BULB FOR YOU TODAY, RALF AND 1T COST FIVE BIG POUND DOLLARS Lo FIVE DoLLARS GONE!' Yes T st -1T ISN'T GOOD FOR A ion CANUSE T THING IN TH' WORLD Now!/ TO DARN S0CKS BY COMMANDER STANFORD C. HOOPER Head of the radio division in the bureau of engineering, Navy Dep.mnwm - (Copyright, 1922, by Stauford C. Hooper. Al rights reserved.) The German empire had effectually into the hands of ted United ates, in & outbreak | by in August, al Electric tWo years | interests in ‘ompany and ito Corporation of absorbed the was brousht Ly the Gen- British an Marconi tion of the which Ny K with mil, gov- ! I'rior to the outbr f the war in | ernment owned and operated staiion 5 Briuish, Marcont Com ess'on of ownership | &t Nau in tiermany. there *ridio patents to sach an e<- fring Gar wusly io give I a virtual mo- Monroe doctrine as a sovercign v oin radio, and it apparently felt that it need bave no fear of A competitor and colsequently must that our . have me tardy in its research and dovelopment werk Very rapid advances were made in 3 sertic state was tter of il not then. nor ‘oo |FEATURES IN CONNECTION WITH THE o e GOVERNMENT'S DEVELOPMENT OF RADIO Savville sta Books Th 7:30 p.m—Services from St. Paul's|fromi the Cathedral, Rev. Warren L. Rogers.|by Ralph Mi deapn. s WILL CONFER DEGREES. man Stories,” by BY RADIO TODAY || Complete Programs of Radio Broadeasting Stations. American University to Hold Con. | KDKA — Wentinghouse, Plttburgh | 1 1 m 7 360 Meters—Eastern Standard | 730 pon— Some Should K Hutchinson, Department of Ag vocation Exercises Wednesday rece will be vere granted s who op- i onferred on twen ty-five graduates of the American University at the convocation exer s in the amphith, on the campus of | ‘ 10 Point | Breeze pre - Pitts- 1\\1—\-‘nl Radio Station, Radio, Va. bulgh Rev. l' H Barker. pastor. | 10:30 am.—Meteorological report on 5_p.m.—Children's Bible story > {5,950 meters of arc trunsmitter “The Story the Angel Told Aluniot asor of the Oran Noon and 10 p.m.--Time signal, fol- Radio chapel services con- | Alum e = : . 2 wed by weather report and ship or- | ducted by Lieut. Col. Thomas Stanyon | Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock of the Salvation Army of Pittsburgh. ' KY “—“‘~""-""““’- Chicago (360 , )\ uncement also will be made of ard Time). Alice . ment of German super- | o statons within th ewed rathe 0 p.m.— Services of Caly piscopal Church of Pittsburgh, Rev. 2 E E. J. Van Etten, pastor. conduc MacWhorter WDM—Chureh of the Covennnt, Con- = of St : wave al press new: ers the fellowships awarded by the ¢ Bishop John W. Hamilton, w Wil preside Speakers at the convoeation exer N o Avenue and N Street (380 wJz—westinghoune, Newark, N. J.| 00 0C N0 cises W nelude (360 Meters—Eantern Daylight-S i€Coolidge, Morning service; sermon | ing Time—Deduct One Hour). Rt R irles Wed) pastor, | 3 pm—saivation Army ser PLAN FOR 4TH CELEBRATION. Enisco i ening sermon by Dr | conaucted by Capt. J. Alian, Failur _ musical | o nior chaplain of the 5 violin, violoncello e e e [ ind haritond tional staff band. Mus of Vocallsts and instrumentalists WWJ—Drtroit News (360 Meters— 4 [ m_ Recital by William Ver- stern Standurd Time). | stees. violoncello. Concert by Detroit News Or pastor of Tem; d Rev. Dr. Morg al Church. the truste ting, wh lu pers. “The Need ar White Bur- p.m.—Organ recital by Earl V. 1 Moore of St. Paul's Cathedral and r | - | f which h eld | | | | pat lorward for H governmen coneern | i | | i 1 : excent Sorld radio aftairs as a radio sta- but rh— = destruct s American k of the warig into which !l,m'l\ resul R the British hol At - of neu- was directly in- - £ a y P ! paid to 5 3 L The American flag now flien over not only our great transocean super- | OES June mean a joyous o Unexpected company finds her high-power radio stations. but alve over even the leaxt important low- | 5 J < s I (omal weltare | power stations situated alons our coants. : time of buds and birds, always ready to receive. She has s e T i .\',.}m.n t ]'.’.'1‘...";.1.33«5 sweet breezes and light hearts, more time for her family and her sersonnel by 2 o, % repont . . . y ’} < Navy rican institations. o S of hours spent out o’ doors in the - social and other affairs. She can into the war a Suc! ditio h. al s he . . . . . . . by ‘the Navy. o be abaa, full enjoyment of living— grow up with her children in- Or is June a work season be- stead of watching them grow By E.H.LEwI3 . : Your purchase of .2 vacuum ; i away from her. P now "s"n'f the public is | < rouzht) INSTRUCTOR NEW YORK. Y.M.C.A. RADIO ScHOOL tv;llge; ;’lvmtir ar}z}l sumxlner. n S}}] . o F!;an=5 marks an epoch in yo{ur o inti mtact with radio " : 5 = g which thoughts of housecleaning e can keep up with her life. It gives you more time for ()\Hllll-,h the radio phone. i | ture developments in the broad- 1 . . * SEaf - = vour children; spare hours for secvien u:‘l-uxl l_x_\" !xé\.mak«: the ELECTRONS. be acted upon by the force of gr. and lts‘heal,th-des':_roymg toil and !lqua,nd’andfbreaft of thetimes recreation, entertainment or edu- [T THEOR YR OTel e vacuum tubes do ramillar to| SV E¥E s cortaln mass (hal o | turmoil drive all joy from your inwhich sheiives. Her home has cadon. Electricity makes possi- s b L LR e B e | the radio public are sometimes called ght. They are merely the heart? the cleanliness, brightness and ble that forward step. cessation of Tostilities |REQUIRED TO GIVE BOND. | ci¢ctron tubes” “radiotrons.” “auai-|smallest possisie portions of negative y . . I fresh Tt i ) it Is your city or town moving 3 e ""_“m’"_},“““l',“:‘ S Ry “jotrons” and “pliotrons.” The two|“Elccirohs may then be found in There is no ‘housecieaning reshness that 1s the envy o Sormwisd Squallylewifly’ o iy alien enemy property | Gorgorio Vergal de Dios, a Filipino | €l¢ctrode tubes used solely as recti- | varying amounts in all substances., 5 e 3 : .5 5 G € 7 en eremie I prapestu | (8 Bishinw 5t ithe ot e CES s are icailoaliquite s obion . fioned and all kinds of matter, thercfore. day” or “Spring cleaning time every woman. as :g;z;_x:}l:arrp:;rflizz{; ‘xun’d et of legal contention has been required by Justice | tro " The word “tron,” which is a| icfty seems to be essential to even in the home that knows the elec- And she has the satisfaction of ]:!' i qA> h’i e e CRIED HOWeE ¢ of the District Supreme Court to| Greek word, appears very often, aslthe air we breathe and the food we : . 5 2 1S your cuty JCipeng (K8 ESoctar Usry nrawld =0 h a bond of SL300 to guarantee he [ does also the word “electron Itfeat It docs seem rather sirange tric vacuum cleaner. knowing that her prized floor cov- light and power company to grow T owners upon the con- i will not leave Washington pending the | might be well, therefore, to know | ot We SMOUIE Cat Hleetrielty, even . . 3 > 1 = steadily and prosperously so it e Sutions | hearing of a suit for absolute divorce | something about these electrons. In‘\’:‘n,i"x_flhp Said 16 “eat It up" in" thetr The never - ending grind of erings, h;nglngs and UPJ‘();SWTIWJ Lk bt St ant pone { stations in ous countries filed against him by wife, Kathe-| In the preceding article it was at- | studies. f : : etain their beauty and value = { Projected British imperial chain of | rine M. de Dios. The wife tulls the Court | temptod to conves some idea of mole. . sweeping, dusting and beating T y 2l scrvice? T &taticns, which was to| that her husband has threatened on his high \lia with London by radio | Braduation this month to leave Wash- link Aust cules and atoms The molecule’ is4 PUPILS T0 PREPARE DINNER. has given place to a few minutes and last longer without the ex- the smallest possible particle of a through intermediate tions at|( ington and return to his home at Bali- | thp SMAllest PO be divided into! Pupils of the SB domesti 1 i f loying outside hel o | t t nctyrn o bis home. li- | substance which can be omestic science inp. ense of employti utside help. Sigapore, Jama “Cairo. with | 1ag Bulacan, P 1 and she woud not | SIS S0 CE0 0L, “WiS The ciaaa of the ‘Smaltwood-Bemen venes of easy electric cleaning p ploying p. ns of compelling him : % P an a ulogies of & atom is the smallest particle of an o .. g = z . =3 B h 1l th 1 Sleauton Ibosant worll Bointe | to_support her. R - cannot be | tional School will demonstrate their The housewife who electric etter t € euiogies or would: form \ powerful radio| The husband is worth nearly $100.000 ental sabstance iwhich canuotibe ability in the culinary art at a dinner s d 3 Aenns : 3 1 that it would forever be el 7 'it has actually been found by | to be gfen to school officials and prom. vacuum cleans starts the morn- electric cleaning is a thorough and rec-ives monthly eircuits br: court is advised, lowances througii * to. Interest, / D piabls | tne bureau of insular afr: The court | noted scientists that even this in-]ijent Washington business men at the . . ial i W Jow is formation Of & SRrictY | is"adked to fix a reasonable allowance | Ainitely smail particle, the atom, of | schoot Tuesd R R S ing without the towel-turban and trial in your own home. Now is dio compa or the ex- | rm_ o er, €on- | girls will prepare and serve a sumptu- f 39 e - i S0 s ioRtrs eIt R CoreIRn ] rried at Annapolis . There really’ must | Gus meal, which they believe will make “housecleaning dress” of the the time to have it. Any dealer " d even with: our own -dis- “Job mediately recurned | be some reason why an atom of one | the average housewife envious. | = light = v NH . o w \h!uglon here they lived to- | substance differs from that of an- ' | ' broom-and-dust—pan days of un- or your lighting Zompany Wil Obvi "ot pow. | ether until lait September, when tie jother. Why is the element ron differ- makeit forvon erfy s *| wife says she compelled to leave | ent from the element copper? Muc s . the which ause he 2 brilliant work on the part of these BAND CONCERT. happy memory. ¥y 'n :pend- | ind threatened her life. ientists who have investigated the By the Interior Department ent imprac- (also alleged and a corespondent named. | “why” seems to confirm the theory| | Band, at the band stand, Walter tieah stations | * Attorney Alfred D. Smith appears for | that an atom is composed of a cen-| | Reed Hospital, this evening at t vice with | the wife. tral nucleus, which carries a positive 6 o'clock. Indep IL‘H'IN' charge of electricity and is SUITI‘ll)und‘-‘ Rif Eilenb extabl he- ed by extremely minute particles of “Italian Rifleman”. .Eilenberg ) ol SUE FOR $528,300. negative electr . In fact, an atom 2 em . of hydrogen has been pretty conclu- e M. Lake ed to have just one small-| | & sle of negative electricity “Jolly Fellows™..... Vollstedt C connected with it Ar axygon n‘m‘lv‘! !d\ll" S S A has one positive nucleus and eigh asket of Roses”. . Albers . ; Fosduilr o neative | electricity. | | Concert polka— o There's a handy attachment with the elec- it J e of negative electricity “Les Hongro Michiels : 1 ¢ i you ' nncetion with the | "0 by 0 ormeyn Douglas, “electrons,” and each is 80 Intermesso— ; tric vacuum cleaner that insures you against noof our vutlying pos- | iy small that it would com- “Just a Gem”......... Tobani m“d,ugywdgmufggrm.wnxm ' pare in xize with one atom ax a pin Darky promenada- Ining of the armistice p d d with a building about 350 @) Chars . “Chocolate pocted appartunity prosented | |} | feet high and 230 feet square. The - Wilmarth ) and ) e of w |\ {utom has real n measured, but (h) Tre elty. A ' f the L not hy obsery even the 5 conm,” | \ il | most powerful The meuns Brown | part of | w urement cannot be deseribed Finale ol Bleetrh but sufMice 1t to way that they ommander-in-Chier.* anan virel Ty v been found, | Witmarth " Wi beolutely cannot | L . ¢ b Y | v \

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