Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1922, Page 14

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WMU—Doubledny-Hill Electric Com- pany (360 Meters). 4:30 to 5:30 pm.—Base ball scores. and the following program of music: RADIO RALF— AH! !~ ONE OF OUR YOUNG EDISONS MAKING AN EXPERIMENT | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, JUNE 12, '1922. e ——— ] AU-RY THAT'S THE WAY, YouNe MAN!' -ONE STEP AT A TIME —AND SOME | DAY -YOU'LL REACH THE ToP OF THE BY JACK WILSO Copyrizht, 1832, by The MeClur, Newspaper Spndicsta. coupler and with the variable con~ denser ehunted across from grid to such a way that it will revolve easily | and without touching and yet will be} | GIGANTIC CONSPIRAC( discoverad at the navy yard Satur; could not have been smuggled abo “Le Cy; 11o (Saint-Sa ); “Were plate. A better form is that shown |equidistant from the primary at all | = the Sirius.” [T 2 s ians. (Honaelt): “Hugs EXPER I AD V ICE ON RADIO in the second fllustration, in which | times. It is for this reason that I ad- | SEEN IN “WET” CASE The presence of whisky aboard tis Fan i fox trot (Freed-Meyer); the plate circuit s connected directly | vise mounting the secondary first, and Sirlus was discovered when tha \1(\(11‘)‘!}[" (Quici-di Donato; to the secondary coil and feeds back | winding the primary after you havel transport was discharging cargo ot All Sizes on Hand " piano (Chopin): “Without N " 25.—R@g(‘n(’ra‘i"e Tube Sets. to the grid through the primary. By | succeeded satisfactorily. If you do Navy Men Involved in Traffic, in the navy yard. She had recently er); " fox trot (Gamble-Greer-M ' C providing a double slider primary and this'you will not be obliged to waste reached port from the West Indir« | 1zona Ttu” (Murolo-de tapped secondary, as fllustrated in|time and material In win the pri- i Information relative to the contri- C. & | “Cavatina,” piano (Raff); the third dlagram, very fine adjust- |mary if by any chance vou make a Opinion of Admiral Hugh band goods was conveyed to Admiral A CO. fox trot (Sullivan); “Salut o i} N ¢ [ments can be obtained. mistake in ‘boring the hole for the Rodman. Phillp Andrews, commandant of tis = cello (Elgar); | “Faust BY A. HYATT VERRILL, | un ordinary set. A reseneratlve 86| ‘mhe fourth dlagram shows the|rotor shaft. This may be a quarter- yard, who ordered a marine detach- 616 12th St.—1204 G St 3 plano (Gounod); “It's You,' Expert on Radlo Technology. Is exuctly what its name implies, to° | wiring for a set. using a tapped varip- | inch brass rod, passed throughholes| NORFOLK, Va. June 12.—Navy of-| Ment to board the vessel and seiza fox trot (Davis-Conrad); “Habanera.” EAR | Evne——tive—or, In other words, AS|coupler and exactly the same hook-|in the bare ends of the primary tube. jq o) 5y oo e B 0 Sl the liquor. plano (Laparro): “Saltano a Te| The regenerative tube set 1s the|plate circult is vonnected with & Coff | up may be used with honeycomb coils | and through holes In the quarter-inch | 7¢ believe that the investigation| ", arrests will be ordered, it s (Cardiferr-Fucito); “Siren of a|most efficient of all radio "ce“ms‘1;-’-‘.’.‘x':rr:lrrl:i\uk::r\rxi‘u.‘;xfioulnf Ul; ;_"ergy.“, place of the varfocoupler, if de- |spacs In the center of ;h":nll‘\;p ‘}’l‘ vro--xlnxt.txvd Saturday at the navy :mdr‘r!fon:.]xljnrllll‘lhe ‘}",{‘f'f“&':,‘,"fj’.f odeile Frs Exarained Scuthern Sea” (Weeks and Alford);|scts. There are innumerable ways ||i 2 L “NETEY | sired. The final diagram shows the | means of sealing wax fasten yard by the discovery of eighty-|inquiry shall have made a oug z dical " Gavotte” piano (Gluck); “Mandu’ |to the secondary and this energy 18|, gensitive and efficlent of all|side of the rotor tube to the shaftand ;L 2 Ze2 investigation of the case. M ore ! Qlasses Fittea {linata & Napule” (Murolo-Taglia- |Of comnecting and wiring them, but |then “regenerated” to the grid. The | ogenerative sets, in which a vario-|fit washers, soldered or pinned to the | ¥even cases of imported whisky in - farro). and "She Loves Me, She Loves |they all come under the Armstrong |lesult Is & remarkable sensitlvencesi | coupler with two sets of taps on the|shaft. outeide the primary tube, o 2, CUfES RO CF the nevel frane DR.CLAUDE S.SEMONES ||~ %6* (ka Wynn). patents, which cover every form of | {mOURLNE n fact. (o neary B |primary and with two varlometers|prevent it from moving out orin. port Sirius will uncover & Eigantic| . ibeaters, by hammering, can pros Eyesight S; cia.list regenerative sets. I mention this be- | tube set. ot &reiused. To Make Adjustments. leggers and West Indian liquor in-[duce gold leaves o thin that 282,00 g e et 3. Wiliams, Tne. (380 cause amateurs who build their own | A True Regenerative Se . May, Beduce Coat. In using this set the coarse and fine | terests to smuggle contraband €oods| must be latd upon each other to pro- ";gn'lw lff—."s SN t 8 sets are constantly asking If they The true regenerative sets use| VArio couplers are not difficult to|tap switches are first adjusted Then|lnto the United States in violation of| 4 ., tne thickness of an inch, vet and/c St 2. 12:30 p.m—News items; reports on Biicons Sic ; ger s make, but it i wsually better and|the rotor or secondary is turned until [ the national prohibition laws. s MR i stolen automobiles. may make such sets to sell to friends | either vario-couples, honey | cheaper in the end to purchase them. | the best results are Adj: “It is evident that at least a few | each leaf is so perfect and free from ¢———‘——_ 5 pm.—Ten-minute talk, by Har- 0'&‘"‘_';“?";’; sy oI e S Lo i ‘:TKW“};: o ”l“:"‘“"”’ Te. 11 do not recommend attempting to|the grid variometer (which sh ¥ men are involved in this traf-|poles that one of them laid upon C Lexch Work Among the Ar-{ e a6 mot iteniag ana Sy | o et the “roaA Backr By e ¢ make varlometers. If expense is anjhave been at the zero position), a1 Admiral Hugh Rodman. com-| 0 = " colging. gives the - selected, Miss Lila o':‘ésns:“_ m:k"e aoa Le“‘m;'m et A "f-x o 'fl]:‘f‘ -"u~"4r ven | @bject the cost of this set may be|lastly, the plate variometer. i ant of the fifth val district, surface. R e Miss Newcomer, o “nl.r‘““ xl oot e B “ax-“ dina SRS v«lull‘{? & I(llpv .‘-,,;dg,per reduced considerably by omitting the will be amazed as You secure l“ «\.‘-x-\l tonight. 'Otherwis the liquor pearance o olid g . Shades to Order i faclecttons on the Dug | RS ind to nell such & set 18 & viors- | nlaced Geross from the plate 1o the | Erid clrcult varlometer and using |FlEht adjistment 1o fud how Lemins — What's more temper- "Y'"fl Mitehelr and. Mitchells selec. | tion of the patent laws. although |grid eircuit. The latter, while per-|{h&t in the plate cirouit only, but, of | T0M2Y, Y08 "ick and regenerated in hot weather than “balky™) by Kaminsky's orchestra;|there is nothing to prevent any one | haps the simplest, is by no means the | gri (0, aQiustment 2 4305 through the grid. Phone window shades? McDevitt e Wheelock, story teller: songs, | {rom making a set for home use. | most efficient method, but fx the|TA7ness of adiustment, © 4 (Copsright, 1922) makes Shades tha® stand every serv- “d, Mrs Otis D. Sweet, soprano, | Many beginners are at a 108§ to|easiest to hook up. as shown in the e S8 GO0 ] s "1 S "‘!mdz‘ €, Main i tosr. PRICES MODERATE. irace Du Four Brown, accom- |Know just what is meant by a regen- | illustration. this s merely an ordinary | f you dectds to make it, by winding | omorrows “House Lighting Currents for| e a211 1003 Sth St. N.W. panist: imitations by Mr. Mitchell;|erativé set or whereln it differs trom |double circuit tube set using a loose- | ;0% 5¢ T %5 dounle cotfon or sili Radio, | | songs.” selected, Karl Keyser, tenor, three and one-half inches in dlame- | | f ) Mrs. Grace Du Four Brown, accompa- ter and flve inches in length. Taps POLICE SEEK THE SLAYER To Take On Your Vacation UPHOLSTERING A T Y S I T S = 5 hell, tenor. Mrs. Mitchell accom- L i iat eich ten R urin oril o OF RAILWAY CONDUCTOR Radio Section, Fourth floor. Your Old Furniture Made 2 Suctestionsy Kaminiey 8o S made, thus glving you 130 turns of n . f Like New {ducing "piano. 1 The secondary should be made on| proivonn <o gungo o pour \We have here the very set which will keep | WEAS— The Hecht Company (360 T fn;;b:nexb?:-lzolgzg“e"fngfi}‘h‘x‘{\‘r:f’:r:: gro suspects in Jail, Richmond police | vou in touch with W ashmgmn news, g1\e you Suites re- 3 1 pmeytusie aud)teatuses ”_J R el hat Py ens [ iy donay eratsearcling (e n £ the pleasure of concerts—and make this vaca- section in South Richmond for the mur- | derer or murderers of Harry L. Burleson Virginia Railway and_Power Compan conductor, who was stabbed to death last night, when a crowd of negroes! attacked him after he had ejected from | 4 trolley car a megro who, the police | sav, had been disorderly. Threatening trouble between whites when wound (about three inches in diameter or a trifle less). But it is better to purchase a rotor form and use this. The secondary s wound with the same size wire, giving forty turns, beginning near one end, wind- ing on twenty turns, leaving ‘a bare space about a_quarter inch wide and winding on the other twenty turns. tion different from all others. It's called the Aeriola Senior— Complete, $65 (As Illustrated) i uphol- fonal Radio Institute (360 stered, p.m.—Radio spark code. Signal Corps, Bedloes (1,450 meters—Eastern & Time—Deduct one Man will bring samples 12:30 p.m—Early stock market from §15 to $450. Labor Only The greatest trouble will be in|and blacks following the ;(mg{edr\' was | = p.m.—Instruction in radio. mounting the rotor or secondary’ averted by the prompt work of the po-| EstlmateGs Cheerfully | & pmConcert; selectlons on the Within ihe tube of tha primary in lice, and today no trouble was feare ; Tncluding head'ser and tibe DL | Wex — Genersl Tlcctric. Gomipanys : | and requiring only 1! _»—‘\M!t i i Schenectady, N. Y. (360 Meters— { battery. 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