The evening world. Newspaper, February 24, 1922, Page 24

News of Wireless Talking Activities and De- velopments, Musical of Broadcasting Stations and Answers to Queries Will Be Found in These Columns. By Capt. Kobt. Scofield Wood. (DP. F. C., M. C., Croix de Guerre with four palms; formerly Command- er 167th Squadron, Royal Air Force.) THE EVENING WORLD RADIO CLUB. When The Evening World pub- lished the announcement of the De- partment of Commerce 6n Jan. 18 to the, effect that the amateur was no jlonger to enjoy ‘‘free air'’ the radio fan got his first inkling that the service was in for a long and rough voyage. Undoubtedly the most un- popular message that was ever broadcasted is as follows: This sta- tion 1s not licensed to broadcast Weather reports, market reports, mu- sic, concerts, speeches, news or simi- tor information or entertainment. To the enthusiasts this statement sus- pended indefinitely the greatest hob- by In the history of the world. Over 25,000 broadcasting stations in the United States were being op- erated on the 200-metre wave length, transmitting news, music and other information that was being anxiously sought by another 400,000 radio fans with receiving instruments, One short sentence stopped it without so much as ‘by your leave." The ma- jority of amateurs are still wonder- ing why they have been stopped. President Harding, who is a "dyed- in-the wool" radio fan, seeing the pomibility of the amateur being Squeezed out in the readjustment of the wireless field, instructed Secre- tary Hoover to start an investigation of the entire situation with a view to making recommendations for the protection and guidance of the ama- tour in the future. With this in view 4 Sub-Committee on Naval Affairs hag started on the momentous task of making recommendations, founded on ‘actual operating data, that will be ern — THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, a ne ome 1922, jing through ether have the provoking | to 12 M. and 9.52 to 10 P, M Weather reports, 11 A, M. 12 M, and 10,01 and nasty habit of failing to function | just when one wants them most. Just ornary, pony that you have bPM P.M | pledged the family Jewels to clean up The gathering on, who wants to go backward when the childr jthe barrier oes up. ‘That same fecl- 7.30 P, M, iret Aid to the In- ng pervades the radio fan when, be- * an address by Dr, Erie 8. | fore a room full of company, he turns| first aide specialist of the | the magic knobs in anticipation: of American Red Cross Society, Jerand opera, jazz or some good ad-|_ 15 P. M. Dance Night—"The em- venture story and gots nothing. pire State Novelty Six" will supply ( lie try everything be knows, ana| the music for the many clubs holding sti nothing Happens, dances to-night, This dance pro- Duo Art reproducing the recorded laytng of Cad ) Inhtar Kirk, accompanied by the recorded nk La Forge Questions and Answers. 5) \ eet semen cre will be longer than usual by| J. H., Woodliaven: “Who is WNO start razzing bim and the jig is up | stmme if » Woodha Then suddenly it dawns on him that | “vest Of the radio dance clubs. fang where is he Io 2” Answer— he is absolutely ignorant of the first WNO is the browdeasting station of wh of the little “box of tricks.’ the Jersey Journal and is located in Would he try to take a party out in a K DKA (Pittsburgh) Jersey City motor boat or for an auto trip with as — correspondingly little knowledge of 340 Metres John Malean: “Ll have a wireless either of these contraptions? No, of manual which says that an unii- course he wouldn't. Then why, with-/ Musi¢ at 10 A. M. to 10.15 A, M.,| censed sending set can be maintained ,, out the slightest kowledge of radio,/ 12.90 P. M. to 1 P.M., 2 P. M. to 2.20] if it is not powerful enough to be and Other Programmes does he try to take a parly sightsceing| P.M. and 4 P. M. to 4.20 P. M. heard over the borders of the State to Radio Land? 7.30 P.M.—Music and Uncle Wiggi-|or interfere with licensed stations, so ‘These sentiments have been ex- ly's Bedtime Story. I rigyed one up, I am not proficient prensed in hundreds of letters that|7.45 P.M.—Government market re-|enoush to obtain a license. I am come into this office, and to meet the ports and a report of the | moving to the city and will not be popular demand The Evening World New York Stock Ex- | abie do any sending or have a radio column will start to-morrow by change. set, Under such conditions it is the club that takes care of the amateur and his interests. There are many good things in store for the members of thia club. Membership ts free and the only qualification is an active interest in radio. Fill in the application blank and mail {t to the Radio Editor, No. 63 Park Row, New 8.00 P,M.—"Better Architeéture,” by Henry Hornbostet, Profe: of Architecturs e of Fine Arts, ¢ giving a short course in the elemen- tary principles of the theory and prac- tice of radio, The first article will cover in language inteiligible to all non-technical folks the principles of radio transmission and reception. T Memorial and may bridges, including the I ! ri Manhatt. and York City. MASONRY BY WIRELESS. | Hell Cate Hake in Now = Yor the first time in the history ot | York. FOR THE BEGINNER. be y Free Masonry mombers of a lodge last night listened to a@ lecture trans- mitted by wireless telephone. M. W. ‘Townsend Scudder, Past Master of 8.30 P. M—MUSIC SELECTIONS, Plano Solo—Country Dances Nos. 1 The first steps of the beginner are always considered to be the best, “Beginner's luck" is a phrase we have and 3. Ming Eleanor Shaw Violin Bolo—Old Refrain. Krelalor > the Grand Lodge, F. and A. M. of the| The Due Art reproducing thé playing heard used ina million ways. Possible | ‘he Grand Yorke. Or ane ae the of Beadolt Ganz. St Loule Symphony It was at the racetrack, or cards, dice, | mbers of the John Stewart Lodge, | Baritone Solo gi Del Caro Bene love or even radio, The start is rosy,| Mount Vernon, His epoch-makinx sega Q) Invietus i lecture was listened to by scores of Mr. Georkn Le Kirk, wecdinpanied’ by representatives of other lodges and was a great success but—and there it ends. We will deal with radio. Our experience in the other lines is limited and very unin- teresting. In the beginning the radio fan buys a set and goes home, and ufter follow- ing every deta) of instruction that goes with the xet enjoys to his heart's content all that bis wildest moments of expectation and anticipation had depleted for him. He Is satisfied with life in general and radio in particular. But these little machines that catch the ever present waves that go surg- Brahms 6 first plano, the ing the playing of WJZ (Newark) 360 Metres Features for the day: Hourly news service and ‘music, from 11 A, M, to 8 P. M, Agricultural reports at 12 M. and 6PM, Arlington official time, 11.55 A, M.|~_ At Dawning......Cadman Kirk, accompanied by THE EVENING WORLD RADIO CLUB Application For Membership PRINTED—SURNAME FIRST. Address STREET, TOWN, STAT. fair to both amateur and commercial interests. This committe is now looking for advice and information on which to weourately predicate its recommenda- tions for the enactment of ‘wireless legistation."* Whether or not the Department of Commerce has the right to curtail the amateurs for the present is out- side of the question, This action is momentary and will be set aside as soda as the sub-committee has fin- ished its task. fhe thing that counts now is to see that this sub-committee is sup- plied with the real facts concern- ing the position of the amateur in the field that he has created and ts now on the verge of losing. ‘Zhe Evening World Radio Club has taken upon itself the task of pre- senting to Secretary Hoover's com- mittee pertinent facta that will be helpful in establishing the amateur in the ‘‘new radio world" that is now being created in Washington. If you are a member of The Eve- World Radio Club, get busy and write out your views on the subject so ithat the editor can summarize them in the first letter to the Naval Sub-Committee. If you are not a member and want to have your views on ithe subject presented, fill in the in the Vae-Kept can, that. keeps it forever fresh.and unusually deliciou . Broadcasting Set... . Location . . Date... Receiving Set. Call Letters . Breakfast - Getting Is Now an Easy Job ARMOUR'S OATS Cook Perfectly in 10 to 15 Minutes Everybody likes rolled oats. They’re membership blank which you will find on this page and send it in with the letter embodying your thoughts on ‘the protection of the amateur in- terests. Join The Evening World Radio Olud ee! 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