Evening Star Newspaper, January 20, 1924, Page 29

< » 0000000000 0000000000090000600000000000000000600000600000 “Claflin Spex ! To make you see, Our Home Is Thirteen-Fourteen G” CLAFLIN OPTICAL CO. iy b Bldg. TAKES SET TO KEEP | INTOUCH WITH FANS | Maxim, on Ocean Voyage, to Fol- low Work of Amateurs W K, ¥ Maxim, pi n Radio F ~— WHEN YOU NEED A KEY You need our instant dupli- cating service. . Duplicate key, 25c. Bnni_ ‘}'our locks to the shop. RNER & CLARK Basement. 1233 New York Ave. E I|1Y te radio set, which he had in- {stalled on the ship. Recent experi- ments by the league have proven the possibility of inter-continental ama- teur communication and Mr. Maxim's demonstration is_being by radio operators of jea, as the capstone of the not: achievement of last November, whe. the Atlantic was first bridged by amateurs. Tt is belleved to be the first instance in which an amateur h: stalled his own set on a trans-oceanic vessel. The enterprise was made POS through the co-operation of the British { Marconi Company, -which controls radio | operation on the Belgenland. An aerial set were installed stateroom. The head- s of the league at Hartford, will send him a nightly pr m of news and featur {reply by the commercial wire the shi He will also hear am: operators in France, Great Britai 000000000000 :0 .F’R L4 : BARGAIN HUNTERS suaranteed. 11 $ 8.50 on times with Capt. illan and his crew of SHOW TO MA o PR Donald B. MacM TR arctic explorers at the north pole. in midocean, he gets out of reach the American senders, the messag will ‘be to Europe and relayed back by tors. lengt sent VARIO" o’ B hese will | used wav > amentals, al- ARTOMETER COvP- I he 100. i SWITCH ARM, T WITH ON FORCE 42 YEARS Sergt. Easley, Now at White House, Has Thrilling Expe- riences on Record. Sergt. W. W, asley, a member of ithe White House police force, will |ve retired from active duty on Feb- ruary 1 at his own request. Serst. sley is one of the best known {men in the police department. one of Ihls outstanding hievemen |the arrest of Humphrey T: “Jaek the Slasher. A |ea for the murder of a family Maryland/ d Sergt. Easley and a other policeman found him In a hou Taylor killed Easley’s compan- {ion and F | mission over the v ¢ A0A TURES RADAK 1.TUBE SET. 2 RADAK 2TUBE AMPLI- FIERS . e .. 25, CROSLEY '1.TUBE SET. CROSLEY 2.TUBE AMPL] FIER G-0TM RHEOSTATS OHM RIEOSTATS body of his siain a member of . having en- ce at the age of 3 He was a member of the mounted force for thirty vears, and was assigned to the White Hos in 1920, where he has been ever sinc LEAVES ESTATE TO CHILDREN. The will of Mrs. Catherine Cros: who died January 16 been filed She leaves $i0 e Katie Archie Cross and Ger- E. Cross. She directs the s pises 213 Sth street d the proceeds ‘added to banks and building asso. the total equally distributed among her children, Samuel E. C; Bertie V. TONS ., RADIO CALL ROOKS All Standard Radio Ap- paratus_carried in stock. Wholesale and Retail The Broadcast Shop 511 11th St. N.W. 42222222222 an in daughter, The sons, Samuel $ Atwater Kent No. 10 New style sets with cables, $100 and $104. Bat- teries, tubes, loud speaker, ete., $50 to $150 ad- ditional. Verified coast to coast perception. It Tumes Out the Locals! Insist on Getting an THE R, _WASHINGTON 7 SUNDAY_8TA RADIO NEWS. ( nued from Twenty-wighth ca In December. d ax werlous however, al- assed out of existe popalar indust though many fans b off their old fri muining station higher place of 3 of defunct stations | rhaps more ef- | This | of some of th churches s apers included in the list Of the existing s elass A, forty-six in class I lass D, experimental, w 196 of the 360-meter stations remai in class C. In the past tw sixty-seven stations cea cas{ing and twenty-four sholving that the d is gradual but ste: that soon there will he fewer but better stations is being fulfilled Radlo Station for Sale, radio station at sale to the h The bids, wh <1, three-duty seaplane or here in Washington the States fleet is being fitted out reraft, which, with the aid of ington navy cover build not the land. The transmitting Two rec r new €y JANUARY 20, 1924 - PART landplane, long-distance scouting, bombing and torpedo dropping, bomber, because the is released close to the water by the pilot. A determined stand agalnst a subsidy for commercial aviation is taken by L Edward V. Surope todey w n They will have an aircraft Industry In thix country just as soon as the feld In thrown wide open to competition and ‘here is nelther favoritism nor handl- ap.” A plane which can be manufactured t it low cost in large numbers and has fuseluge or body of fiber which Is de- igned 1o lighten the plane's welght vithout losing any strength is due to « at the air statlon here for tests. an ordinary airplane and has eylinder Lawrence motor. JUVENILE STUDY ENDS. Report on Delinquents and De- pendents Nearly Ready. A study of dependent children in Washington and juveniles who have inder the attention of the Juve- Court, made at the Instance of social agencies in Washington, will be made public by the children's bureau of the Labor Department soon, it was sald yesterday. The report goes {nto the problem of dependent juveniles at length and makes definite recommendations to be used as the hasis for Juvenile leg- e nile MARINE BAND TO GIVE SPECIAL CONCERT HERE f | Elaborate Program Planned in | Welcome to Santelmann's Son as Member. The Marine Band will present o of the most extensive und clubo concerts of the phesent season Wednesday evening, in the band hall at the Marine barricks, In honor of the debut of Willlam F. Santeimann, #on of the leader of the hand, te on has just completed his musical edu- | cation and s taking his place In that organization. Leaders In officlal and soclal clrcles of Washington been invited. In 2 mbers by the band, the concert orchestra will pl tions, including Beethoven's “F Symphony in C Mino The special feature 11 be the violin solo, V temps’ “Concerto In D Minor, young Mr. Santelmann. : The occasion will mark the first public appearance of Mr. Santelmann i as a finished musician befors a Wash- | ington audience. Prior to this time, however, he has taken a leadin in a number of student and am musical organizations of this ci is regarded who | have D sletan. Mo wecured his sducation i Wash schooln and | nlor year he wa perntio Cluls nnd rUin u number of Ho began the L early uke unde dllaing In the violin f Washing « which he ? gland in Boston in the ¢ this institutfen he with the highest honors pluuse on severs appenred in pub Nfences. He bec Marine Ba A typhus-like fever, believed to be nite All Radio Tubes $5.00 * mittee in cf set, with all ssories, rece| cluded in the material ! White May Aid Publishers. New York publishe n the air, it aled for aid » of Main s re- crences fn New York pending bill, Mr. d to introduce bill which 1 = to| have NEW HEBREW HOME PLANS Rummage Sale Proposed .as One Means of Raising Funds. Three developments in the move- ment for erection of a new Hebrew Home and Hospital for the Aged will scur the final two weeks of this month On January 21 a rummage sale will open at 171 Tth street northwest and will continue for one week. Persons having article$ to contribite to the sale should send them to this address or call nklin $418 and the com- ge will send for them reguiar monthly meeting of and hospital will be held wening of Jan 21, at i pficers will be Installed The Sunday. J v 27, a_mass meet- ing will'be held in the Elghth Street Temple. to which all members pre Motion plet of the corner stone z of the D posed bullding will shown a addresses will' be delivered by sev- eral prominent speak “Chip appropriations from Congress f planks, should the pletely equipped arma afloat. At the naval air st on, Anacos- tic, four types of planes either have undergone or aro undergoing final tests for adoption or rejection by a group of erack pilots who have heen aructerized the by From this group th. officers to fly 1 be most com- in the service. s pieked 1 it une races, ar’ they acquitted them: with the highest honors. tleet needs four distinet el aireraft—the fi f submarine and * cr or torpeda arrying Plancs corresponding to these needs are at the station now and mo- torists along the specdway see them being tested daily for speed, weight- carrving ability, altitude and rate of climb and landing speed. Most Are in Produetion. ot th 1 marine L production. o s the official combat plane One now at the station for 4 new I,\l"k‘ motor—Lawrence 220 | he Dougla been adopted 1d torpedo o will 11 the bombing an » requirements of the fleet r ses the officers here MO-1, or Martin servation monoplane. About thirty | ot these ships are in production and accepted because of un- usual visibility obtained in flight. The Cox-Klemin submarine plane—so tiny that it can be Stored in an un- dersen boat, assembled on deck and then flown from the water—still is dergoing rigid tests before adop- u Three more CS planes, equipped with large fuel nks for lo distance cruis- " arrived at the station Friday and er will be formed into & new aircraft squadron. ¥nusual Experiment. An unusual experiment in the way of establishing a bomber's cell on the wing of a Douglas torpedo plane is und going tests and meeting with &uce On the center of the right wing a cell has been constructedawh one man in a prone position. bomb sight under his eves and a re- se in his hand direct hits can be nade with small bombs or one 1,000- pound bomb in the rack occupied by the torpedo. When the Douglas s carrying torpedo there 18 mo need for s Of Old Block Burn the Smaller Sizes of Anthracite — Save Morney! _ Buckwheat, rice and barley may be called ““chips of the Rickenbake s ‘premier ace in r craft,” he says, commercial projos subsidy or othe support and engineer are ecliminated. It that while governm. neering skill may 1 | airplane, yet the necessary knowledg manufacture it."" win In making the Capt. Rickenbitke and capacity Fight Subsidy. foregoing stateme ays is contra by ons of the e ve t] mad close r. many people had to bel i ¥ led us in a nnient support of 1 dustry n my laiest trip Europe I studied this matter thorou; nd 1 discovered v thinigs astonished as much as they enlighten me. For example, I found th ica today leads the world in airc France, Germa England d ) have not progressed one inch since the | end of the war. We hear a lot about I ‘commercial aviation' in Europe. but as! a matter of fact nothing of the kind | ists. Most of the ships tnat - due 3 IRERARRRRRRERNRRNNNNSS Tivoli Radio Service! —announces their A SYNNSNAN SRS “\\\S\\‘Q\fis\\K‘\\\_* opening and invites you to hear “Roxie and His Gang,” R D L L L TR T T T A T R AR R R B RR S 3215 14th St. NW. | | the Eveready Batteries Reduced NEW PRICES! NEUTRODYNE SET Knock-down, 5-tube, plete—Cabinet, Panel, formers, Amplifiers, D (partially wired), Jacks, Stabilizers, e N Tubes,,..2% .. $4.50 Absolutely Guaranteed Monodyne Amplifiers 58.50 Without Tube Copper Antenna Wire, 60c 100 ft. Scdion Tube Sets, $25.00 (With tube) Insulators, 3 for 25¢ Cabinets 7x10, 7x12, 7x21, 7X24, 7x26 $4.50 to $7.50 Atlas Loud Speakers, $25.00 Radio Auto Supply Co. 920 D St. N.W. Franklin 1511 Com- Crosley One- Tube Set Complete for $33.50° or Installed for $35.00 This set has a guaran- teed range of one thousand miles and will operate a loud speaker on local sta- tions very satisfactorily. Radio Service Co. 918 H St. NE. Phone Lincoln 8740 Small Large Lorge 4! N " Batteries Radiola, Sr., just received, $39.50 Your Satisfaction Our Guarantee 4=RADIO= SALES STUDIO 1403 ParkRoap WasningTon,D.C,. Exclusively Radi @Corggfirfiion Open Evenings Until 10 Sunday, 10 A.M. Until 12 Noon e T HURIF = JANUARY 17th-23d START AN ACCOUNT NOW IN A Building and Loan Association Highest Interest Rates Paid on Monthly Deposits Exemptions From Federal and Municipal Tax This kind of investment helps to solve the housing problem, as the money you deposit assists some one to get a home. Over $39,000,000 For further information phone any of the following associations: Invested in Building Associations in the District of Columbia, which are under supervision of U. S. Treasury American Building Association 300 B Street S. E. Lincoln 131 Columbia Building Association 716 Eleventh Street NNW. Main 6543 Columbia Permanent Building Association Seventh and E Streets S. W. Main 353 old block.” They come from the same mines, from the same coal, and are made ready for use in the same careful way as egg, stove and chestnut. They ARE the same KIND of eoal you have long been using—that you are now using. Their price, however, is less than half that of the popular egg, stove and chestnut sizes. Come to the Coal Economy Show and learn how to heat your home more economically with these cheaper sizes. Interesting Motion Pictures at 12.30, 4 and 8 P. M. Atwater Kent Loud Speaker with your set. District Building and Loan Association 819 Fifteenth Street N.W. Main 8416 Eastern Building Association 336 Pennsylvania Avenue S. E. Lincoln 1447 Enterprise Serial Building Association 643 Louisiana Avenue N.W. Main 350 Its rich musical tone is arevelation. Equitable Co-operative Building Association 915 F Street NNW. Main 1741 Home Building Association 2006 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. Main 5808 Atwater Kent 2-Stage Amplifier Will Operate a National Permanent Building Association 929 Ninth Street NNW. Main 1381 1328 F Street, N.W.,Washington ADMISSION FREE Among the exhibits are machines that auto- matically- put coal on a fire, keep it burning and remove the ashes; self-feeding devices for fur- naces, special grates for burning buckwheat, rice and barley, ang other installations that save fuel, secure better combustion and reduce waste. Howto Got Down the Gostof Heating Your Hlome" is one of the interesting leaflets distributed at the show. Get a copy at the door or ask to have this informative literature mailed to your home. "It's free. Gemml Committee of Anthracite Operahms 4 NEEESESEEENENEUEREEEEESEEEE LOUD SPEAKER ON A AMPLIFIER CRYSTAL SET Increased factory production now enables us to supply the Atwater Kent No. 10 and to increase our dealers list for the District of Columbia and Virginia. CREEL BROS. DISTRIBUTORS. 1312 14th Street N. W. Radio and Auto Electricians Ofticial Service for Atwater Kent, Delco, Kiaxon, Remy, Elsemann, Dynete, Connecti- cut, Briggs and Strattom, Basco and Eclipse Bendix. Northeast Building Association ‘20th and Rhode Island Avenue N. E. North 7188 Northern Liberty Building Association 511 Seventh Street NNW. Main 8171 Oriental Building Association Sixth and F Streets N. W. Main 2163 Perpetual Building Association ; Eleventh, Cor. E Street N. W. Main 1316 Washington 6% Permanent Building Association 629[]-' Street N.W. Main 5395 SESSESEENNANROEEEENENSANEENEEEER IIIII.‘ 9, !