The evening world. Newspaper, February 14, 1922, Page 19

Foy THE EVENING WRLD, /UESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1922. “1 ' thinking of purchasing « wireless [., writes: “I am desirous of -quip-|ing to stop the bronécasting of news | variable condensor, but It brings outfit and I am writing for informa- ping a wireless telephone receiving |and music? Ans, We are a bit ferr-| only the telegraphic messages plainer 5 tion as to the outft best sulted for station of the latest type for long dis-| ful that you will not be able to ect /and no better results with the muste. £ our locality. We are 100 miles from tance receiving. Kindly advise me | good results with a crystal set in your | live seventy-five miles from Newark. New York City, in a yalley made by what apparatus to buy and where [| locality. No, the Department of Com-!Can you tefl me what my trouble ts? a mountain and some very high hills. can obtain same. This apparatus ts co| merce 4a not going to stop the news| Ans. You are too far from the broad- Will this in any way affect our re- be set up on the roof of a three-/and music 80 far as we know, | casting centre to recelve anything on ceiving the concerts? We want to *tory house. There are two chim- ——- the crystal detector. I would advise apend in the neighborhood of $250 for Neys thirty feet apart. Will these} A. P. J., Tuckahoe, N. Y, writes: |the use of a small vacuum tube set. @ good set. Ans. Your position In Serve as towers for my aerial?” Ans. | Will the set described on Meb. & Arthur Wood, Fifth Avenue, Brook- reference to the mountains and hilis The set recommended for Frank pick up concerts sent from Newark |tyn writes: “Which Is better, the will not make a great difference to CO%. given above, will give you what/ and Roselle Park? If so, what lengtl: stal detector set Mlustrated in you reception with the set described be- YOU want. The space between the|aerial shall Tuse? Ans. This aot has column on . 8, or a Do Forest $ low. If the hills are heavily loaded Chimneys te not sufficient for tho|@ dependable radius of about 60 miles|erystal wet?” Ans, Those sets have aerial, Try to get a single wire about | and should give you | recoption. japproximately the same range and with iron and copper ore it would 196 feet jong. ‘The matter of your | Rig up an aerial about 120 feet long, Scantal DTHER SPORTS The New York team of the East-. Sunday afternoon—Coatesville at League no longer has the honor |New York. leading the league alone. Cam- we Senne vericenzes ew that formidable quintet from Jer-| Barlow of Trenton is the leading y¥, now ranks with the Celtics for| scorer in the Eastern Teague with 79 prove a source of annoyance to a sib |will give just about the samo results, Place, with an average of .875.| points. Glasco of Coatesville is sec- skit aut, Wut Hot to thin oie: One [UmcreuCn AS been tuened Over tO) Gece ©.\2: “A Brooklyn elevated train pth the Celtics and Camden have | ond with 74 points. Johnny Beekman ORS regenerative receiver, a Rork|'® Subscription department, Sylvan 8. Byck, Otlsville, N. Y.,!paswcs my house. Will this make any one game and have won seven| of the Celtics ranks fifth with 63 roughout the second half, These| points. Nat Holman is in twelfth 9 quintets are scheduled to meet| position with 46 points and Ernic morrow night at the Camden| Reich follows Holman with 42 Points. rt and the result will doubtless be| The individual scoring positions fo!- Micative of the final standing which | low: team will hold at the conclusion Field Fout Beason, If the New Yorkers Points, Goals. Goals. jwrites: “I have a two slide tuner, ‘erence my 100 fer 7 two-stage amplifier, one detector crystal detector, fixed condensor, a pataitas tn the strnctire brording te vacuum tube and two amplifier vac-) a7, q., Eimhurst, 1. 1, inquires: |palr of 2,000 ohm phones and a 960- Ie forty feet away?” Ans. By pla uum tubes, three “RB” batteries, one! «wit tho radio set given last|foot aerial, With this set I could hearing your aerial at right angler te the 40-60 ampere hour storage battery.’ Wednesday in Tho Evening World|radio telegraph plainly and radio! Is" structure you will avoid a great one good loud speaker, a 300-foot bring in the concerts from Newark? phone music once in a while. I have!deal of inter nee that It would get copper wire aerial, insulators and Is the Department of Commerce go-|added a 4,000 metro loose couple: ‘ oo a weound: ‘Thia eet Will cout about $950 0: se coupler and |if It runs parallel to the line. i nd in your location wili give satis- wr thelr opponents they will| Barlow, Trenton .... 25 ALTERNATOR, 0) a 3 VO practically eliminated from the | @!asco, Coatesville .. 26 factory results. a the leading contender. On the|T°M®, Trenton ..... hand, if the Jerseyites spring | Campbell, Camden .. AMMETER.... F. K., Iidgewood, N. J., inquires: , as they did during the first | Beckman, New York @) fries of contests by winning over the | B&"ser, Wilkes-Barre tics, it will be impossible to assert | Dolla, Camden hich team will gain first honors| Kerr, Camden ...... all the games have been played, - eehan, Trenton ... ATrenton occupies third place with| Gyab,, Reading ..... average of .800. Although the| nien Nee beceagltgrel eat seem ctrY OVE Reich, New York ... 42 18 18 desuvelaariy crowbar ie peat hl The All-Chureh Five defeated the ity over Trenton and it would seom| Sherk Athletic Club quintet by the t there {8 little to be feoced tom | tally of 26 to 15 on the Convent court. b Sette The goal shooting of Schmidt and udging solely from the merite of|l00nard and the guarding of Conway » teams in the Eastern 6, the were the outstanding features of the ties ehould emerge from the series |mucen, Eye eer Matthews of | the firat position. Camden and Tren-| ror his tears thin enone ere rill doodtions tent tt out t0r| ing Danoury Juniere a tavetiia ald. not offer ‘any firms ‘oetnes |110-pound team’ which won the 90- t elther will win out over the other, | POUnd ‘World’ City championship of “|the 1919-20 season by scoring thirty- STERN LEAGUE SCHEDULE. | four consecutive victories, are anxious jednesday—New York at Camden, to arrange some games with leadin, riday—Reading at Trenton. teams. Arrangements may be made Saturday—Wilkes-Barre at Read-|through William M. Hitzig, No. 631 b. East lith Street, city. ANTENNA.......- ARC .....--.-! Be eres WhereYour Clothing Mone Does a Real Job! BRONX HEAD- QUARTERS FOR| . IN SU ATERaLTEPL ae Your Unrestricted Choice! AB afste-— Wy ftcnes% NS » SPOT. oe— Robert H. Kalkman, Newport, P, BATTERY o7- BUZZER. _ ee) | Convenson—{|on—{=_ . clan Said VARIABLE CONDENSER ‘ Pred & CONNECTION quan —- .P.0.7. 2 ee | ee F WIRES ae — = NO CONNECTION NG —- ine COUPLED Cons... 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Conn was a Dig favorite over Jimmy Rothwell's boy, he had recently knocked out Mike Inet the Pioneer Sporting Club show to-| who had in turn recently held hin ons ih rht. In the main go Sailor Maxted | George Chaney. Rothwell says Donley would like nothing better than a itch for Newark meets Pat Malarkey. Mike] te, with Buns Lear ihe ilins of Jersey City tackles Wolf —, en and Pat McNanneny of New| A match has been arranged between Mike ‘ CAttisn, the won side wcntermten ric goes against Kid Henry of Phila-| hea moored eleven imekcnn wets whe For Best Results Use GROUND. __ Novo phia in the other two sessions. In| and Tommy McAleer, the weat ate enn BOR RADIO-PHONE NOVICES. elght-round go Johnny Marto of | *esht. They will clash in the windup of sym 4 Be ounds at the State Nolleen 5, Yood | “Boheme,” by Charles Harrison at b west side battles Willie Crystal, Mouday tight. Tho wets | By Capt. Robert Sed W kee. Guerre ° (D. F. C., M. 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Willle Barrett vs. nobby| Save this table { pnard to Omaha where will fight @ good] Wagner, and Al Engle va tennte rhs tablet tern fighter a few days later. 1 Engle va. Yankee Robertson | a8 It will not be p Music from 10 A, M, to 10.15 A. M. publications, 12-80 to 1 P. N M. to 2.20 P. M. ure reference! @od 4 1. M, to 4.20 P.M. wed again. The Uncle Wiggly bedtime stories and ol table ig to music, 7.30 P.M. RADIO Supplies in Stock nk meet in six-round contests. publishing of thin ookuns intel.) Special news, Government market FINISHED SETS i Birookiyn in ix rounds at the Rink Sport-| under his managerial wine, Macng phe irhe regular wepiciure diagram, Stock Exchange and weather ceports, and 1 = ime h 0 coa S Club Inst Saturday night, making Dis] formerly State amateur featherweight char | of reeciving with its wirine| 745 P.M. h knockout in his lant neven fights, meets | pion, vam [OF a receiving pe published as| Vocational training, by Herbert G. the latest, and he ha: d connectior Mitaas oe caeer 5 several and Tent, of the persons Lytle, President of Pittsburgh Acad- 4 — deual for tne ain the reception |emy, at § P.M, : Sid Marke, whose senaational victory over| Np onusie and prather than from} Amusing stories by Charles Irwin Eddie Walsh ts still being discuaned up in| © : ntaba point. \and Company, at 8.15 P. M. Harlem, ts working like @ beaver for hiy| 22 ¢xPerimenta ” | Progranime of vocal selections by pout Saturday night at the Commonwealth NoTiN Vee artists from the Allan B, Davis 8. ©. against Eddie Crozie : Legion at Madison Square| thinks die Crozier. ; in design, con- | Studio, b. 20, Willle Jackson meets itey Wenzel of Pittsburgh in an eight- ind go at the Ice Palac Nght. Battling Leonard Battling ick, and K. ©, Joe O'Donnell vs. Billy ine make up the other feature bouts. t the special boxing show to be held by American Another Fine Group of | Big Ulsters, Ulsterettes 18 Former Sale Prices: $37.50 and $42.50 For Immediate Delivery service Engineering Co. ST. Bryant 2743. Open Eves. Bear in mind: the apparel on sale —and at here is quality apparel, originally —and at intended for distribution through $ the better class shops. 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In the three elght-round hat are conside ie | eee —>——— ed K Y W (Chicago ts Willie Spencer meets Frankie Jerome] IK Hutchison Seta a Record on| tumbling blo iy tunes and ( 99) WITHERBEE ation the y 18 | / Peay Gal eameine cf Detroit pees Links, negligible in /Smalier (apes ain 360 Metres Ext Fi 1 axon, Caledon, Carr's Mel- Elegant asl Reining ot) Dstt BLEAeo ras, certain preeags are necessary | A xtra Fine : g eae er aiconiea ane dude Rasnee oe ison, Biten oan M.Jock Hutea-| handling thephe majority of RADIO BATTERIES tons, Strong - Hewats, Kun- golf champton, agacuum tubes oc leidents to laf stepped off the train at ¢ o'clock yer- ae rather than d ft ‘The tollowing 1 with little in- After the Metropolitan programme for the evening has been completed you may be able to pick up the fo! fowing part of the Chicago pro- Jem complete the card, healer oF bee Our’ Barert rbee Storage Battery Co., h Avenue cat Guth Street). fardey atick . during 9 Billy ‘Ryan of Cincinnati wit be unable | 2oCey SUNCF an all night's ride from|ing acti ae meet Jimmy O'Gatty in one of the three | TUCSON and immediately proceeded to| points «: hardts, Metcalfs, O’Briens, Windsors, Dunn's and Wm. Whitman | erate i} ; ed }t-round bouts at the Garden on Friday | break the regord on the excellent couran | convenience MY © ree Nor and wil gramme: T i, Life, 1 $ : it, Andy “Kid? BI 0 | res a f Saying Nina aria, Traumerei, Life, Little . + TUXE DOS | Riana ae Ps nats et Panky oreg ivan ides Par for Dipl um ls of the tubes 1g Pickaninny Kid, In the Time of Roses, | Beautifully Tailored Ret recite cae | : mer is the battler who made a bi ot 48 waniait by Gack ae es aay of primary fran Nose showd rhe Barefoot Trail, Ave Maria and TONES RADIO SE Garments. Formerly Hand-Tailored. Lined. promi, Sale the local fight fan: tly by knock- 2 Street, the local | no ted so thal the "| Andante. ‘ 2 f ere Up tesa ieee ee ts sonst 87 He actuarial Huccnizon Pre deeti are (amare Oe, Rina attagas ain [Bese - $29.00 on Sale up to $54 Formerly $5 Prices Up to $ ‘ Employ the Garden, mark by five strokes, sitions an. Chreult tain their sf relath Superssensitive Amst He and his touring partner, Long Jim| never be 1fnee! che Standard in teiching one ( s s at Ww J are licensed thereunder seo tr em a Sl ey | @ustons and Answers J] eee || his Is Not an Ordinary Sale--- Hts club house af Pierrepont and Clinton | U°fested Strect and Orville Chapin, the| IR order SUNY OT ous wave| Frank BK. Cox, Blienville, N. ¥,,/[ 381 Munroe St Brooklyn, N,v. | —_ , Brookiym, on Wednesday, Feb. 22, | CUD professionals, in the morning by af T@uns Pgh oe : —— < — riday, Feb. 34, ‘There will be bouta| SCOre Of S ud and 4 to play, In the af- | Hansmiltingels ted tap | i i ive clases, 110 pounds, 118 pounds, 123| t¢rneon the champions beat Dr, James! PO @rrangd? | a decthe nega- | = = = S a ona | e acri ice 0 Inds, 198 pounda and 158 pounds. Many| VOnC% formerly amateur champion of | OM the fila Cell OO A toe SSS ho topnotchers from thia vicinity will ex. | he Southwest, and Charles Leavell, 2 up| tive lead | the ——eEeEeEEeEO0OEeeoO Jal. The and 1 to play. ‘al ground potetla } of sour | “ go blows in these five ol Hutchison's record breaking ascore| foreine of pes is inadvisble under fol H Yhertestiny adie James, the good featherweight ot | Hows any clrourbn wh ciruit shoutalwrites: “Several parties here ave est ) cut f e | : fornia, who fought many Interesting bat- wages $2 ts Fan cireuit it plways tes i NS HH at tho clubs in this vicinity when he 3 SBar | voitago ag to one-thh ite rl e ewls | here last year, is back again in town. = strength, fis will as | arrived here a few days ago and his| Picked Team Rows to the Pansaic protection lease mista! has been | ager, Frank Bagley, will try and sign Five. made in tiponnections. | . \ up ‘for bouts with Charley Beecher, | AM all-scholaatic basketball team from | Star of musical comedy and Merman or ‘Pepper’ Martin. James| Philadelphia tried to stop the winning | s—_—_—S ny vaudevi honograph artis’ {ning with Willle Jackson at Stillman’ : 5 ng le, p ph artist, | re ning wt te Jackson a man’s) stride of the Passaic High School five at Ww 1 (Newat) ma Passaic last night, but the Jersey boys Inree twelve-round boute have just been| WOM by a score of 57 to 30, jched by the matchmaker of the Com-| The Philadelphia team was made and featured member of “The | Greenwich Village Folies,” || By the Manufacturer, Retiring---and 860 Metres up wealth Sporting Club of Harlem for ita|of the pick of the players in the i) ; Featuredor te day: aes | lar weekly boxing show on Saturday! Schools of that city and the b hag| Hourly pwa service i uN says: ene se 2 Sr Saves re Soha ar ace tr ar lle iy Warns ys: | rificing Every Garment in the House #7 and Eddie Crozier will hook up with| and had a well lafd out plan of astio, | Weatherorecast, 11 My 12 M | Marks. In the final wcrap Sainmy Nablo, | —— “15 P.M. ango.ol P, M “ Li | | s00d little fighter of Harlem, will tackle} Itnglsh Rantam Im Winner. | Rincneners 08 Tread THE BILLBOARD because you can believe | | ry Miller, PHILADELPHIA, Ising a| Arlingtowoficial timll.o to 12) what it says. Its news is authoritative and it is the L Th P d 7 C ! shnny Curtin of Jerser City with be eeen| left $82 to good effect, jolene hy a| My and 9.540 10 P.M A standard paper of the theatrical profession.”” | at ess an ro uction ost e ‘eports, and 6 ction to-morrow night at tie Casino a,|Tsht cross, Johnny Brown, crack Eng- feultukl repor - - { Fall River, Mass, He will go againat {lish bant ‘in in he Moon” tes for the e% | Plenty of Salesmen to Wait on Everybody n in he Moo! | fa, Influe and Com- iat @ oO , Colds) a prevve lecture fh ee mweight, romped home a win- y Wallace of this city in a slashing elght-round contest at the Olympia A. A. here la: t took the lead from the Friedman of New England in the main|ner over F of ten rounds. ‘They will. battle at 120 nds, Curtin has won fights at the same rown | ¢ opening gong Managing week. He will take on Johnny Darcy y with right crosses to the} association, at 7.45 P that has made THE BILLBOARD widely read and re- | pod local Juntor Ughtweight, in ® ten . ravy Paul F | epected by theatre folks, They know that if it is in THE mon An addres on dtey at 5B. 3 a BILLBOARD it is true and honest. That's a mighty big Tem orary . shen HLolTA Gonna thing to say about any publication. It has made THE BILL- 'P Store: Factory: Be ' | B bs " of the theatrical profeasion. 40 B dwa 65: ro a WwW eae onal bout with Walter Butler of Hi" agente ong ap rere th roe y t 2 5 ud . the San Carlos fa Comz Jand) prominent concsinger, Ww The weekly cirealation of THE BILLBOARD 4 more than three |vere before a record crowd at the Car. | cond ito the radio! ee lan't often that an out-of-towner creates t the Car-|aing for the second ly lation LLBQARD 4 more than thes cen : r pre times the combined circulation of all other t A ensation in Philly, but that is what cr the ten pay siamy bea. sight) audience at 820 P. Her pro imes ! 4 M ' 3 " key Donley of ark old at the Na- Open BA.M.to 630 PM. Open 9AM.toIO RM, iH eg bella,’ from e E: self by hanging on the | punds, | Sramme Includes h b d 11°3. a1 Chub thore Saturday night. He aub- Amato is matched with’ Mike wing: | “Carmen,”’ Bizet, astoup of bal e 1 Oard =: t Fe ‘ Ini Bout wt a how to be staged by the erican Legion in the Infantry Hatt at| Amate Gives Hutler a Lacing, |‘ st § idence, Ky Le on Friday night, Dundee} BOBTON, Feb. 14,—Jiinmy Amato, the | ime Ue bo the fir @Bamplon to battic in that least sidg welterweight, fought a acnan. eat Satlor Friedman on for hours 20 at the Casino Club at Tyna, {la jes and kuocked out Joe Conn, the Eng- 3 Gelida Mani