Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1922, Page 19

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SEPTEMBER 24, 1922—PART 1. 927 arper&Ross Jhe bigHardwate and Housefarnishing Storel U th.and G Ste § HEATERS . Packer Duo Radiant [ ILL BROADCAST FORUM SPEECHES (City Club Programs to Be Sent Out by White & Boyer Station. PROMINENT SPEAKERS RADIO ESSENTIAL IN MODERN AERONAUTICS . BY RADIO TODAY 3 Schedule of Local Wireless Entertainment. 3 NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va. 10:20 . a.m.—Meteorological report | on 5,950 meters by arc transmitter. 12’ noon—Time signal, ship orders u;f Wweather report. A 10 p.m—8hip orders, weather re- Port and time signal. 10:30 p.m. meters). WDM—Church of the Covemant, 18th and N Streets (360 Meters). 11 a.m.—Sermon by Rev. George H. Talbott, assistant pastor. i S p.m.—Sermon by Dr. Talbott; musie. It Comprises the One and Only Medium Through Which Communications May Be Exchanged With Aircraft in Flight. nal. val press news (2,650 the constructive criticisms submitted, especially by radio fans far distant from Washington, have proven to be of great value and help to the Navy radio. * An urgent problem in aeronautical BY , COMMANDER STANFORD C. HOOPER, United States Navy, Head of the Radlo Division in the Bureau of Engineer- “ ing, Navy Department. e alrcraft in makihg landings during fogs and other periods of low visibil- ity and after nightfall. “Necessity for Beacons. The necessity for aircraft beacons will become more and more urgent as developments take place in mili- tary and commercial aviation, and rad‘o is the only medium that can be utilized for this purpose. Lights or other visual means could n_ through thick fogs, for mple, and, therefore, would be an- satisfactory. & A satisfactory heacon must consist of a radio transmitting apparatus at the landing field capable’ of sending out other waves automatically des- ignating the location and boundaries of the landing field. This presents a most difficult prob- lem, but one which obviousiy must be =olved if aviation is to deveiop on a large scale and night flying resort- ed to under normal conditions. portant to know the existing weather conditions within the area over which a flight is to be made at that spe- cific instant than to have foricasts for twenty-four or forty-eight Iv{u. Aircraft trayel at smch a rapid te of speed and the hazarde due to favorable weather conditi great that service in must be practically instan it is to be of much value. As @ matter of fact, all communi- cations with aircraff, whether comnection with weather conditiol or otherwize, should be capible being handled instantaneously. This I the goal which the Navy is striving to reach in its acronautical radio service. CHACONAS ESTATE $53,478. The estate of Peter K. Chacopa fruit dealer, 'who died September: is valued at $33,478 accomding 1o the . T o P R g AR, (Copyright, 1922. All rights reserved.) radio, in which the Navy is also en-| The obtaining of weather reports|Petition of hiz w.Jov., Eate Che- ! s Gt ey i dmi; i ¥ ero i . n fautics | €aged, is the development of a suit- | by alrcraft just prior to starting out|conas, for the probate of his will. - Made in 4 sizes for the small, Cox, Bryan, Sisson, Admiral Sims Were it not for radlo. aeromautics | L3, heacon for aireraft. a flight is of the utmost im-|The wife is the chief bencfic.ary of Filene of Boston, Dr. Charles Aubrey the of would constitute undoubtedly marvel of this age. and Others Listed—Politics Eaton, president the National Songtitute he| _Sucha device s necessary to 2 It is frequently more fm- the estate. 3 P e s ¢ hers. medium . and large rooms. to Be Aired Also. Ed““"::]::';":‘_‘“;"' :’I‘i:‘ ™ lis not only the outstanding marvel of - E : ow to Be . this age, but of &l ages. 5 Every stove guaranteed. The City Club's forum season witl | The second and third meetings will | Yet both are infant sclences—arts— be given over to the republican and Bl en over o e P e hecond | Industries—the future possibilities of open Tuesday, it was announced yes- \ vhich no one can foretell. terday, with what is believed to be | meeting Representative Jdmes wh 4 S10.00t0 S50.00 [[/ s i et v e ek a0y : ‘ *|the appropriations committee, W symbolize the beginning of the era the policy of regularly broadcasting | present the democratic _position in} ¥ ’ Lo il ol L i - . the addresses by radio. Pho" Congrensione] campaifs. and on {of universa¥ rapid transi and instan- ° ° Perfection Oil Perfect Oil Heater, with Connections were completed yes- | the :g‘y}o:;v‘s“fi$nn’?lm:ud?n};m:g‘; :(c':‘-;":‘l!: o “qu):‘qcommunh.zllunx over Tong Heater, large three-quart font. No terday between the club's main audi- | (an i provide o speaker to 1ve | Radio will serve aircraft in fiight size with one- = smoke. no torium and the “WJH" broadcasting | the republican side. above the clouds as faithfully as it 1508 H STREET N. W. allon_ oil _fort ; ' 5 00 tation of White & Boyer, 812 13th| The members of the forum commit- |xerves ships at sea’or points separated No Smoke—No Odor fodor: ..z w5 . AR by 5 tee this year include Claude W. Owen, | by great distances on land. street, which hus an average range|chairman; former Representalive| i eflects are all-pervading. They 3 " % 2 coveri th territory between e Lloyd, vies . A.{have no limits. - 20th Century White Flame Light and l 35 .ourm:u"d l‘:‘or‘;fl e ghet oen James * ]'1 ovd, i Ajbavenolimite L moves In & Heat, to fit on any gas burner............ . il < vd Byars, Roe aac | vast ocean of ether which surrounds 2 >5(||||p| sinfi"'z mfi:"““'{} lr;?“gf 0]! John Thlder, Leo C. May, W.land permeates all mlllerllnd l‘lll P S V C fan 1400 miles. Edward J.|geus. John Inlder. : 5 e e ks _ Tienning assistant ecrctary. of labor, | ESATes Ravact (harlee O MOl | SRS ol chares i T, sther. or radio resent dtoc ery omple.te— will speak Tuesday on “After the _ S 5 ave set up. and these may be o Electric Heater Siriked What? "A Government View | former haiman. R sl et ot onty i ; P c opec stry. e on land and sea, but under groun A U l d C)u) “\(/ forum will be thrown cpen to mon-| AIN FOR U, S REFUGEES- 2R under water—and in the limitiess n n lmlte ce RNefr— . 2 . members when accompanied by mem- . O Sosce above the clouds. ,'?O. ‘-‘g\l‘ —with Il-in. all-polish copper re- bers on this occasion. Hence, radio may be designated, in 7\ 1] . . Many Prominent Speakers. Consul at Constantinople Ordered |a literai sense, tac universal medium o . a 7 (\\/I flector with cord and plug. Can be Hl Among those who have been S of communications. Our exhibit of Floor Coverings for Fall is unusually large and (.\\ W\ /J/ i 4 i vited to adgress the forum thi to Help Americans. May Become Universal Agency. 5 A $ \\\\\‘/é," used in any room. Guaranteed for [jjare former Gov Infies Action has been taken by the State| Future developments in 1o ¥otlo beautiful. There are domestic rugs and carpets of new designs NI & "Jer Bryan, Fran Department for the immediate re-|art may conceivably m L . 3 { oneyer { Yt "oF iha @iszanty | et of the Amerlcan Tefugeul from [ vaindl SECucy fOr Tother Servionh &8 and colorings, and a large assortment of Oriental Rugs. : & (E w York; Admiral WIl- | myrna. Acting Secretary Phillps| Aevonautics, having been extensive: i . $5.00 e bert: Bdward A |has advised Oscar S. Heizer, United |1y developed for miitary paskocen o2 We urge an early selection. Prices are moderate now, and Yok dnanclal expert; Bdwall 3| States conein at Constantinople, that|a:zesull of the world war 1a BoW toc o 2l | ———————————————7]| he will have charxo of thy cxpendi- o h Boasible guture choice is more limited as th~ season advances. ’ ! . Electric Iron, nickel-platcd,] Wear.Ever Double Boiler, Makes the Deaf Hear‘ ture of the ‘relier fund of $200.000 DETR R 61b. size. complete with cord|2-qr. size, regular $2 00 R Kable.lnveation: Evables | provided by Congress. . o forces on land or at sea, or they may , il e emarkable Inventi o 1 Heizer instruct ol o > o and o e = ~ and stand, guar- @3 5 |price 525 ..o . [{Remaskable Vvention) Enables |1 oonan st | somatitute o force i temselves and WILTONS—Worsted CHENILLES—Plain colors sl Coreurats 9 Wear-Ever: Scamicss Double | Cleart | b s metancinople. Athens, Smyena | 4t indenendently. 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