The evening world. Newspaper, March 9, 1922, Page 18

18 ; _THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1922, ~ TOO00 RADIO FANS ENING START WORLD'S 2 Amertea ut the lg contrat station PALESTINE PILGRIMS chal, M. Hyinan of No, 52 Rast} patgn, sailed on his honeymoon. Mf. THE EVENING WORLDS” enth Street The pilgrims are due{and Mrs. Samuct T. Andros are going METROPOLITAN BUILDERS MAKE, SAIL FOR PASSOVER}: atexanaeia Maren go. atter visit. [10 Settle im Palestine ’ United States Supreme Court Jus NEW HIGH RECORD. ng Cairo, they will travel te Bil tee Louis D. Brandeis is President of ml The magnitude of ‘operations ; Wantara via the Suez Canal. across} ine Palestine Development Councl ATTEND SECOND DAY LARGEST HOUSES Jackson Heletts with their wondertul | Noted Jews of Coantry Embark} th. sinai Desert und through the] "Among the noted dewian passnece arrangetient of outside rooms and ft y; Judvan Hills to the Holy City on the pilgrimage vere M SERVIC I Col UM N. 1 |zardens for metropolitas population on Arabic for Visit or Stay The pilgrims plan to help rebuild] | A, Fischer, diresters the, Se ¥ masses in this time of seme Rousing in Holy Land. Palestine. Morris Lurie, one of the} brew Orphans’ Home Hijdson ood.; ment for high transmission shortage strongly attiagted wa" said] . passengers, is active in the Pulestine| County. As the ship ptlled. from the Of BIG EXHIB »y er Boon: Seonere operated by a deans Derforated President Dunn to-@ “We saw in} ‘The White Star steamship Arabic} Hoevelopment Council, Mrs. Lurie Is] picr they were serenaded by the dram C., M. C., Croix de Guerre} tape running between small bras» ’ ’ this work not on! me!) and most | S4iled at noon yesterday on a Med-/(aking her oighty-year-old father, a] and fife corps of the home, boys and with four palma; formerly Command-| wheels. S, satisfactory op for civic bet- | iterranea terment but atv @ highly inspiring| known Je constructional undertaking, The char-|to Jerusale cruise, taking many well]retirea Canadian farmer, who desires] girls. on a sacred piigrimage|to end his days in one of the Pales- The Arabic carried a full passenger for the Passover days.|tine colonies. Joseph Sohickler, aj list, including HK. Phillips Oppenhetm, ‘ AUTO-JIGGER—One having its pri er 167th Squadron, Royal Air Foree.)|“vitenit, in dircet motallie connection CONTINUOUS WAVE TRANS- | with the aerial circuit. Direct coup- Crowds Inspect Many Marvel- One in the Bronx for 247 ; ling, ‘That is one that has ail or rime: acter of the tenants and the certainty|The pligrimage was organized by|leader in the Keren Hayesod cam-' the novelist i ludin FORMERS. art of ita turns are common to both Families, i of country-wide leadership in this type lous Things, Including Much haa been said and written on] Pe ind nerial elrcult amilies, the Other in it of housing offered further incentives.”’ “Gardens, tennis courts and general country club surroundings are the es- sence of the block idea for last word apartments,’ said President E. A MacDougall of Queensboro Corpora- tion, “City builders have been put- ting bedrooms on the street, which is usually too noisy for quiet sleep. We are putting ours now on garden courts, where they get country quiet and the best of alr, free from dust. Every eighty feet, between the houses, is a 19.6 foot court connecting garden with street, thus insuring cross ven- tilation."* That builders are breaking old high volume records in all sections is re- vealed in total contracts awarded in Greater New York during February, as reported by F. W. Dodge Company to-day, amounting to $37,718,500, an increase of 18 per cent. over January and nearly 250 per cent. more than a year ago. Residential work takes 73 per cent., or $27,747,300, —{|T_ PARIS 18 STORM BOUND. PARIS, March §.—Telegraphic com- munication with Brest, Havre, England, Switzerland and Italy is badly inter- rupted by the storm which prevails over a wide area. the comparative values of the spark and|AUTO-RECEIVER—One wiffch records CW systems. Paul Godley, who is one] OF writes & message in a manner which enables it to be read at any of the foremost engineers in the ra- time after its reception, dio Meld, crystallized the first action|AUTO TRANSFORMER—A direct cou taken for the abolition of the spark and] led transformer. . AUXILLIARY ANODE—Term used for the universal installation of the con-|" 10 third eloment, grid, of the ampli- tinuous wave transmission. We have all fer, suffered more or less from the annoy-|AUXILIARY BATTERY—A local bat- lances and discomforts of spark opera-| tery. One used to boost up a weak te Bi Chemical symbol tions and the whole situation has been|parinm ee 20 attacked from that angic. We have|BACK EMF., COUNTER EFM., OPPO- Published from time to time articles} SING EFM-—Due to oppaite and op- posing currents produced by self-in- along these lines in the hope of con-] guctance set up in @ efreult by a verting some stragglers who are still changing supply current. In a@ cell is sticking to the obnoxious epark. due to polarization, ‘The developme vac 2 Pre aaiiaar “rectiNer and oscillator] "ADIO CONVENTION PROGRAM. 4 = . M.—O} 1} Ras Sho has made it possible for any one hav-| 3b: y—snecialeand Pe demon: Ing an antenna to transmit signals, mu- | «¢ high-amoplifioa “ sic and the human voice by means of(quauon” Of Die asd Le thon of « wire the continuous waves of radio fre-, 439 p. M.—Demonstrat quency. leasly-controlled tonpedo. CW transmission has many advan-| g§ p, M.—Demonstrations by various tages over the spark discharges, With| dealers and manufacturers of special CW the supply of energy to the an-| equipment. tenna fs continuous, undampened ani| 4.30 P. M.—Code speed elimination of one sharp frequency, while the epark | tria Open to ail. Minimum speed 35 discharges are intermittent, dampened | words per minute, Necessary to qual!- and of more than one frequency. Con-|fy for finals, 40 words per minutes, tinuous undampened waves have for *| perfect copy. given amount of energy output only a] 11 P, M.—Closing time, small amount of enersy per oscillation th, as contrasted | ¢——$->_—$—— park system. The spark dis- great quantity of energy in a WJZ (Newark email interval of time, after which a 360 Metres period of idleness exists, when no en- ergy 4s being radiated. To handle large amounts of energy in a emali interval! greatures for the day: of time requires high voltage, produc-| Hourly music and news service from ing strains on the antenna, leakage anc /11 A. M. to 8 P. M. court, which will open through a wide brush discharges. Agricultura! reports, 12 M. to 6 P. M.| driveway on the Concourse. The de- The great advantage of CW trans-| Artington official time, 11.56 A. M. to/sign enables us to give every room mission lies im the receiving end, which.|12 Mf, and 9.62 P. M. to 10 P. M. eutlodk cn either th - boing tuned to one frequency, reccives| shipping news at 2.08 P. M. 6 court or the all of the available energy, as it exists! Weather reports at 11 A. M., 12M, 5|%Ufrounding thoroughfares. There at one frequency only, and, being a per-|P, M. and 10.01 P. will be 1,128 rooms, divided into suites sistent osciliator, is more easily affect-| 7.15 Pp, M—“Léttie Jack Rabbit Sto- |Of two to eight each, with all of the ed by the continuous wave. ries," by David Cory, author of “The | very latest improvements.” Wireless Torpedo. Queens for 284. The second day of the second an- nual radio convention and oxhibit opened on the roof of the Hotel Penn- sytvania at 2 P. M. with a record, rowd storming the doors of "the Radio Fans’ Heaven.” The weather was exceptionally fair and the crowd was logion. At no time since the opening of the door has there been jess than 3,000 wildly enthusiastic members of the fan fraternity on the exhibition floor. ‘The attendance last night. at clos- ing, was estimated at 10,000 for the day, which, with 3,800 for the open- ing night, gives @ total of 13, 300 for the two days which represents twice the amount of last year's grand total. Of all the many thousand interest~ ing exhibits, Uncle Ed. Giavin's wire- less-controlled torpedo on wheels seems to be the most popular. The kiddies seem disappointed when they find that rides in it cannot be bought and the grown ups, that is the male side of the fraternity, seem to havo ' visions of a much enlarged craft of the same type making sundry trips to Havana and return. One man in the crowd of interested spectators expressed @ desire to see a revenue cutter intercept a wireless-controlled boat loaded with “steam” on its re- turn trip from the oasis off the coast of Florida, and wondered what the skipper of the Government coastal watchdog would say when he found nothing in the form of a human being Two of the fargest apartment structures in the world have been started under rush orders to relieve housing. One to cost $2,000,000 will cover the block bounded by Hayes and Filmore Avenues, 284 and 24th Streets, In the Jackson Heights sec- tion of Long Island City. The bduild- ers are Queensboro Corporation and J. C. White Engineering Corporation. It will make homes for 284 families in a group of twenty-six elevator build- ings. The other, in the Bronx, is to cost $1,750,000 and house 247 fami- lies, will be the Theodore Roosevelt, covering thirty lots on the block bounded by Grand Boulevard and Concourse, Wyeth Place, 171st and 1724 Streets. ‘The owner is Bill- ingsley Holding Corporation, repre- sented by Judge Joseph M. Calla- han, The architects are Walter C. Martin, James F. Meehan and Will- lam E. Erb. “The Theodore Roosevelt will be the largest six-story apartment house in the world,” said Judge Callahan to-day, “and it marks a new era in such construction. It will be a single unit equal to fifteen fifty-foot houses, in the shape of a hollow rectangle, with central garden court 280x100 feet. The entrance will face this It is more than a bath A cart to The solution of the problem in ama- ”* _ , ER PORTE 16 DIOR: CHB OORTIY CEO OT oar radio lies in the use of CW trans- tare ee ee Het a uanttibotes BIG | First thing you do—at the big It just makes you over. port. mission, as it is possible for stations in] 745 P, M.—"Life in Zi ES. dat . ce eae lag tte oon Sigg tne TNS ay Sana | Ao oh ong of mariage an at] he Yecaon Helena group was c-| for ‘Booth Tithe Radlseo You fegl Lifebuoy’s health principle } nteat ach other ; — 7 ‘ Friday night up to the Radio Ball at] iengths only a few metres apart without ata songs by Santic Sabalale, a real lsigned by Andrew J. ‘Thomas, archi-| Booth, clean right down into the pores — ‘Terrace Garden und Uncle Ed. says} interfering with one another. Contrast tect, for the Garden community * that if the girls are nice to him he| this with the spark, whore it ts neces-|"S° » ae programme of wongs by | Planned to involve total constructional] Is there some question that’s waken the cells—start a healthy cir- will make his radio pup waltz for the] sary to operate at widely different wave| melita Donovan, contralto, who sang|OUtlays of $6,000,000, mych of which troubling you? —how to put culation. assembled multitude lengths to attain any degree of success, |+, the radio audience through KDKA. {18 being contributed through Metro- J Paul Godley opened the evening nd even then a longer wave with suM-|'9 39 ‘bag’ —Engllah, Inet, Scottish | politan Life Insurance Company | UP Your aerial? —what set is ‘ ’ with an addreas in which he praised] Clent energy will often beh and "Welsh ‘songs by Randal Har-|ioans., Sixty-four houses have been best ee particular Lore You feel Lifebuoy’s pure palm and the ‘work of the American amateurs | "With these advantuses, coupled with] eavey. Enellah baritone, soloist of the | put up, making homes for over 1,000 tion?—how to get good results t oils soften and refresh. and “congratulated | them on thelr] the amall loosen in the ‘vacuum tubes, Calvary Church, New: York, and well | ramiites, with more than 670 tenant-| with a loudspeaker ?—we'll be cocoanu transatl ic h O fhee December, "He pointed out how | possible to communtcate over a greater plan of purchasing single apartments| here t0 Relp you! . You feel a delightful vigor over your than a decade ago Ged Me ees private. eumey TAME it te possible on long-term instalments. One block| Radisco is the world’s largest whole body. > practically unknown je layman | With ‘the spark system. of twenty-six buildings is under way| distributor of wireless appa- . a now the six-year-old kiddies are} yor the transmission. of signals an for Dwight P. Robinson Company on} ratus. Dealers and wireless 5 + + intelligently aiecuasing the theory of alternating current of ymiMctently. high Polk and Roosevelt Avennes, 224and| enthusiasts are cheerfully in- For the first time, perhaps in months transm! jon. voltage for oscilla tubes is e * Fy Ps a ‘ 1 SueTtew snort months ago, Godley| only powsr needed. | For ths transmis. _Musle from 11 A. 3, to 1118. 3, aaa ne White Company has heen iden-| Vited to examine the new spe- —perhaps in years—your skin is in continued, America, only, encouraged] ton, of, musle, and tpoven a cononual [Mand 4B. M. to430 PM |tifled with great engineering projects) Cialties for which we are ex- perfect condition. It is the finest feeling amateur radio operators. ers ea} go that no audible frequency shall pre-| 8 P. M.—"Own Your Own Home,” by|in various parts of the country, such} clusive distributors. . has forced all the great nat on he | dominate. ‘This is the way the Acme|C. C. Stotler of the Title Guaranty |as the Muscle Shoals plant. Its Pres- on earth. take up this work, Holland was the/ transformer engineers view the situa-|Company, Pitteburgh, Pa. ident, Gano Dunn, was attracted to first to take America’s lead and is encouraging all amateur activities. France has revoked all of her prohibi- tive radio clauses which were hamp- ering amateur wireless development. Practically all of the South American Republics and Mexico are doing every~ thing within their power to foster the amateur radio movement which is sweeping the whole world. ‘‘Ready communication is the binding power of all nations,’* he said. ‘W. C. White of the General Elec- trie Company, who is one of Ameri- ‘s foremost radio engineers, gave m interesting lecture on the vacuum tube, the little instrument that was the life saver of wireless and also long distance telephone service. Al- most every phase of Mr. White's speech on the vacuum tube has been covered in the Radio Column of this publication. Hundreds of enthusiastic amateurs took the tests for the Amateur Radio Operators’ license in the room adjoin- ing the Butterfly Room, Licenses were issued to successful applicants tion and it is in line with the thought: and knowledge of every one interested in the future of radio. A as a HINT. a sly owas ‘c onan tf We “4 lays ago where a si metery whic had been used to supply the current for operation, had actually ruined a food. FUE. Thie may have come from he careless handling of the battery and some of the contents, which is an acid, spilling over the burned rug, or It may have been picked wp on the bottom of the battery when It was placed on tio d-drenched floor of the recharging on, Regardless of how it got there, It was there ond its effect was ruinous to the rug. To avoid any possibility of such a thing happening In your home, invest in a small lead plate which has a sur- face large enough to give several inches clearance around the base of th 8.30 P. M.—Artlats from the Pitts- burgh Musical Institute, Mary 8. Merker, soprano; Oskar E. Browne, violinist; Marie G. Vierheller, pianist. WGI, Medford Hillside, 360 metres, will broadcast the following programme to-night: Bedtime stories for the little folk: “A Camel Back Ride 2,000 Y Ago,” by Miss Hunice Randall. “The Motion Picture—Its Vital Infly- ence Upon Mankind,” by George W. Smiley, manager of the Pathe Ex- change. the Jackson Heights Garden Apart- ments development while motoring on Long Island to inspect his company's work for the Radio Corporation of ——————————S Do you wonder that Lifebuoy is the most popular man’s soap in the world? RADISCO NEWARK, N. J. For Complete Radio Satisfaction The complete success of your Radio outfit depends on your storage battery Multiple Radio Batteries are better batteries, made by the experts who de signed the United States Army Radic Battery. rs The Big RED Cake. LIFEBUOY. 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