The evening world. Newspaper, March 10, 1922, Page 21

s RULES | FIXED FOR U. S. RADIOPHONE CONTROL TIMES APPLIANCE CO., INC. THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MARCH 10 1922. __||SPEED CONTEST ON x. || FOR RECEIVERS AT -a| RADIO CONY CONVENTION) - Open ta eho and Amateurs, With Trophy for Winners. One of the show at across etd of loop so that a weak cur: Capt. Robt. Scofeld Wood. 4 rent ‘Is continually following through (D. F.C, M. Cu, Croix de Guerre} ft. When. oscillations pass through h four palms; formerly Command-| loop heat and resistance of platinum wire is increased, thus suddenly de- 167th Squadron, Royal Air Force.) | creasing passing currents, which ac- ON THE RADIO PUP. tion produces audible sounds in the The wireless controlled torpedo which| telephones. May be used as a bolo- without exception the most intcrest- meter. and fovel feature of the Radio Show the invention ‘o Edward Galvin, .|THE EVENING WORLD RADIO nent engineer, It performs twice CLUB. for the crowds and does “every-| Applications continue to pour in for ye but ait ip and beg" at the com-|membership in what promises to be of its master. Most people go|the largest radio club in the world. fondering how it is controlled. | Mombership cards are in preparation AeHOUt KOINE 100 deeply ion here ie ]and will be mailed to members when ready. If you are not already a mem- it is done: The puwer tor the locomotion of the} ber, fill out the membership appl 1s supplied by a miniature electrical |tion and mail it to the Radio Editor, The Evening World, 63 Park Row, New York City. RADIO CONVENTIOON PRO- GRAMME. 2,00 P. M.—Opening of Radio Show. 3.30 P. M:—Demonstration of High- Frequency Amplification tn Receptior 4.80 P. Demonstration of Wire lessly-Controlled Vehicles 8.00 P. M.—Finals_ of Open-to-All Code Speed Contest, The contestant copy- ing the greatest number of words with least number of errors will be de- clared the winner. ‘There will be prizes for the first, second and third this contest. Judge of Con- Radio Inspector E. A, Beane. M.—Radio Phone Ball, Terrace Garden Dance Palac 11,00 P. M.—Closing Time. features at the radio the Pennsylvania Hotel to- ay is a contest of speed sharks in re- ceiving the I's open ts Morse-Continental everybody, professional wlike, ver cup for the winner. The record speed at present is* 48 3-5 minute. Another stunt that causes visitors to marvel is the reception of several voices at once from various parts of the countr fied by i code, amateur ant and there is a sil- words a | control is through a switch relay joh in turn is controlled by wireless on a small spark transmission set. hen the key is pressed closing the uit an electrical vibration of set in- sity is radiated from a small aerial @ the orthodox tyne, swung overhead. t radiate! from the aerial te red up by the “receiving-mast-spi- bral-accial” on the pup actuating the itch relay which in turn controls directiona; and automotive actions The switch relay is a high- wemblage with a cycle of fimed strength, the control of which pond to the etheral vibrations and n operate more rugged control sys. each received and ampli- own instrument, the voices | audible in the same room at the ame time. as if they were talking or singing to cach other—and sometimes interrupting cach other quite discour- teously There {3 4 torpedo car which mov and twists shout the room, controlled by an onerator’ who manipulates a wireless hey. ‘This may seem far fetched but it may of interest to know that in a me ment test in Russia 3 milli-emperes France, This respresents enough clec- WJZ (Newark) noon for its thitd day. There Se itie toe homer da eednen began, ‘The crowd waa the most Meatnited dud Sone: eae ea eat Features for the day: colorful since the show started, The Hourly news and music from 11 A, tos P. M. radio fans who highly technic: are interested in the ul side of the wire ive ocean liners and whole railroad ems operating, an electrical energy mitted by wireless. Agricultural reports at 12 M. and 6] game have given way to the nome P.M. folks who just stop, look and listen JADIO SUPPLY AND DEMAND. tise Ah to azement. Just after 3 o'clock Arlington officia! time, 12 M, and 9.52 to. 19 P. » Shipping news at 2.05 P.M Weather reports at MA. ML, he radio buying public is finding it to realize that the demand for jo apparatus ix such that although was an influx of schoolgirls with their books, who helped liven up y highly osciliating situation 12 M., to satisfy the public's wants, the | oy EM TON i te 2 show moved along at a rapid nand has been so enormous that this} °s “HM Swing Alon been physically impossible. This} rust.” Qo, selecons by Henr, king of speed it had to move fact, as it is, the “big feller: the Westinghouse Compa jo Corporation, General Electric By request Mr. Pr at and “The ng to accomodate the throngs. The offici ever in nd wls esti- i 7 Riband," Mrs. ry i that they were ine the er representative manufacturers of | Ques! of : that they wer ling the Ho apparatus, ask the public's indul- | Alan Price, accompanist noi wd at the rate of 1,200 an hour, ney for & few weeks, after whieh|..0.9 P: Dale which brings the jotal up. about they belleve that their greatly ex- | TOCh., MY tae ees |12.000 for the day inded production programmes will per- it them to make deliveries sufficient | Buttertiies.””, pasate fy the demand. This applies :o|G"% und ” : plete sets, vacuum tubes, phoncs | PY Phoebe Crosby. and other essentials. m United formerly of the Ce of Walte: The visitors to the show pss astounded by the almost in- anny exhibits, but the people who running it are still dazed from the vesults of the first night's showing on the part of the public and have not come to sufficiently to get a ine has happened since then mith, ; 'Memo. Phillips, solos . Wall known ada, Com- are more era Anderson. tion's Hymn," Bee- * pureell; “It Is Mendetssohn; PHONES. Too much care cannot be taken with @ good pair of phones. A good pair of phones are essential to proper reception * Dunn; “Come to} J. O- the gusy Chairman of Me Goals coat uutifadiite cco eee ong Ago." the Convention Committee, {x stil! with them. Don't let any one open your u Ais Last evening he started for at Valley Stream, L. 1, in phones, regardless of their motive A SOUT. ib utterly exhausted from his Phone (we are talking about the | *!0WN In oratorio and choral societies. | 1» Heder itself) is a delicate piece of | \orrtasy of Walter Anderson. i apparatus and a smail foreign substance |, U) dilition to the svove lodged therein will affect its proper amine of dynes mush Don't bang them around, nor by the AD ire! bate us labors. About three hours ter he was awakened by the hired uffeur, Who was asking hin whe si This programme will be he Jived. After numerous inquiries it}# en Wad ah ee reeeree: weet them | casied after 10 o'clock by spe developed that they were at Locust you will be rewarded by many ate of rangement for the benefit of the pa-| Valley, L. L, and because of a lack faithful service. years Cf) trons of the radio ball, which Is one of] of knowlec of the topography of the hig features of the convention week. | tong Island, Smith adered the cab, The ball will be held in Terrace Garden| chanttour aad himsel’ back to New and a flock of radio actors s a a alt tact a Ge s will be there in person, Ore NWI re arrived just in time Nomenclature of Radio fio oh.s°r enance to ace as well as hear | fr ns nture argument either for « ("Wok Prohibition. Mr. Smith nev kK DKA (Pittsburgh) it. He was just exhausted from hard work 340 Metres {| The success of the Mr “|tion has proved conclus dio has passed from the “fai stage to the stage where it is accented a In atl y see the fi achation may not be taken as sauinst thelr favorites, Copyrighted by \Wireless Press. a an ‘The following in published for the benefit of all radio enthusiasts. Save these definitions; they will come in han- dy in the futur NCER—A small auxiliary gnamo used in Three-Wire balance pressure in the three BYALANCING AERIAL—A low hori- zontal extra acrial generally placed nearly at right angles to a receiving aerial of a duplex station and fitted with coils arranged in such # manner that its own transmitted signals are adio. Conven- that 9 Nee oe: Music M., 12.20 t6 20 from 11 to 11.15 A. M to 2.30 P. M, and 4 to 4 an industry in itself ity this Manufac’ its first show. The following is a list of exlubitors of the Second District who have space “Lending the Bank's Money,” rt O, Fulton, assistant cashier ity Deposit Bank, East End, Pittsburgh, Pa 8.30 P.M. varied pr strumental and vocal present ramme of In- balanced out. Cappel eoarancs Gna at the convention this week: . JALANGCING CAPACITY—An artificial] tenor, of the First English F Butterfly Room—Americun Ever- “earth.” Capacity inserted In aerial) Lutheran Church, eady Works, F. Andrea & Co., L. S. circuit to take the place of the earth. May be greater than but never less than tho capacity of the aerial. Also Known as the counterpoise JALATA—A gum somewhat similar to i yutta percha and caoutchouc, used ‘for insulating purposes. Also called cellist of th Miss C. M. Jeanne Wessner, burgh Trio, and pianist, Broch Manufacturing necticut Telephone and pany, Chicago Radio 1 mond State Fibre Comp: Manufacturing Company, menter Publishing Compzny Company, Con- etrie Com. horator . Gray, Medford, Mass., 360 metres, adeast the following programme ning: Police reports of th y Formica chicle. sion; amateur night, éler Insulation Company, Genoral Appa JALLISTIC GALVONOMETER — One io. 6. “Inductive Coupling | rats Company, Hudson Radio Club, ruised for measuring currents of short n Tube Recely by L, D.| International Radio hange. Jewett duration, such as a condenser dis code practice and instruction;| Manufacturing Corporation, Lexing- charge. It is so arranged that the first swing !s proportioned to the quantity of electricity passing through it dur- nouncement of amateur activiti f Radio and a programme of popular music. pration, poration, ton lephone ¢ ame ¢ neturing Company «ane ing momentary discharge, Usually of] W Y C B, 1,450 metres, Signal Corps] weet wants “nton Latte y Gone the reflecting or mirror type U, 8. J rt Wood, Bedloe’s Isiand.| Westinghouse Union 1 NK—Referring to condensers is 2 the following thi: z; | Dany: ‘complete unit of a compound con- musical program oof Garden Ac BUG denser contained in one case. selections requested by . ADANY, UM— \ metallic element at- American nical Appli- his weight, 136.4, . M., topics of radio Interest ance Company, American Radio Relay RETTER—A thermal detector 9 *. My continuation of musical] teague, American [audio and Re- Has a small loop of wollaston wire | programme. SPOR UE AN Pama stham enclosed in a glass bulb, Tip of loop = search Corpow ap c fs dipped in nitric acid which dissolv-| W B Z%. Springfleld Mass., 360 motres,| Company, Co tal J ing the silver leaves a short length of ! broadcast :he following programme: | Electric Corporation i tremely fine platinum wire. Bulb is exhausted of air. Telephones with g0 FP, M., 7.45 2. My bedtime stories. Copper Clad Stee! C market reports, Radio Telephone mmpany ind Telephone Zone single shunt cell are connected 8 P, M., McKinney's Orchestra Dreyfuss Sales Corpora- M. Dreyfuss Company, Inc., -——————cx~. Freder Freed-Bisemann Radio Corporation: nd Te Radio Cx . hattan Electrial Supply Cor Marko Storage Battery *’omp Modulator, pany, pany. PRINTED—SURNAME FIRST. William J. Mu Mills Radio ar acent Electric Comma Prest-O-Lite, Radio Audion Com- A GAVOSS «cs ocees ce enee reese Oe eee re eees ce cee » Radio Chib a, Radio : noe : 4 Dis- STREET, TOWN, STATE. and ‘ » Top nar 7 Inc. Ship Receiving Set..........Broadcasting Set........., || owners Radio s« Shotten Company, Wireless Instrument ManufiAtur TW EO 6:60 c90 0 00.955) 09 0 MAOCANON i900 6.041508 00% 910 os Battery \PCall Letters ...........Date.. Be ae ee i Gomi ate } United y i 4 nm mere e |High School Girl, Radio Fan, Hides Her Outfit Under Her Hat mMIss MARY E. beth Martin, ington, D. C., who is one of the retary of an amateur receiving outfit, Mary E so small that she can youthful shown and does conce h school girl of V adio fans. with hi She is MARTIN Kevsroneviewco. sixteen-year-old hig many lio club and i miniature | 4) Lit under her hat Hien uhig JUDGE "ROSALSKY’S PARENTS OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING Quiet Celebration Attended by Six Grandchildren of Well Known Couple. Mr. and Mrs. So.omon_ Rosalsky, parents of Judge Otto A, Rosalsky of the Court of Ge eral Sessions, are quietly celebrating 0-day In their home, No. 1847 Madison Avenue, the fiftieth anniversary of thelr wedding. Among those present are Judge and Mrs. wisky, Joseph §, Rosalsky, Dr. and Mri. H. W. Rosalsky, Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Morrison and Mur ray Rosalsky, children of the coupte, and six grimdchildren Mr. Rosalsky is seventy-one years old, while his wife is sixty-eight years old. ‘They were married at @ friend's house in Kast Broadway, Mareh 10, 1872. three years after Mr Rosalsiky had arrived in this country from Russia, In their early married lite the couple were noted for welcome they gave to newly arrived immigrants, starting many on the road that led to independence and at- fluence Tt was mainly due to Mr, and Mrs. Isky and their children that the the Davghters of dacob in th Bronx was fc and became succosst \* resolution expressing the debt of cratitude whielt the in the of their most price- stitution owes retivity of old couple iso less » the posse illest! UNABLE TO FREE GROUNDED LINER Tctal Los: Fears of U. S, Steame West Munham With Con for Relie MBURG, March 10 CAssoclated s).—1t is feared that the Ameri n steamer West Munham, Heligoland, will ove a efforts of tugs to fr have been unavailing Barges, how Hy tol GOV. EDWARDS MAY). Diners Get Op A farewell Phillips Wireless fron) the HOLD BACK JERSEY DRY RESOLUTION aie Women's the Hotel MeAlpin dinner were Mrs \nti-Saloon League Counsel Assailed for Openly Check- ing the Assembly Vote. March 10 to-day TRENTON certain quarters Edwards, mi to ratifying Opinion in is that Gov, an anti-dry, may not for- Washington Prohibition which the the resolution New Jersey Axsembly adopted yesterday by to 24 vote. The $ e had al- ready adopted it, While the resolu tion directs the Governor to forward the r the Secretary of ate at law be tifleation to Washington he ean not by compelled to do so. ‘The onty States that have not ratified the Eighteenth Amendment ave Rhode Island and Connecticut Introduced by Senator Roberts of the Society of Friends (Quakers), the resolution was defeated in the As sembly yesterday by one vote. G. Rowland Munro. employed as counsel y the Anti-Saloon 1 , stood at the entrance to the main aisle in the Assembly and openly checked — the votes. Three Assemblymen not voting are wets. All voting for the resolu- lion were Republicuns Mrs. Katherine ‘own, Democrat, from Hudson County {onay, did Assemblyman W. W. lvans, mu jority leader Assemblyman minority lead of denounced the Gaede Hudson, tion and pointed at Munro, ary y saying no other paid lobby ist Howed on the Assembly floor during sessio! Assemblyman | rge suid the alleged ratification meant nothing except advertising fo the Ant oon League and thereby tting contribitions to its agents. The concluding working session of the New Jersey Legislature was. held up beyond its sehcduled quitting titn last night because Senator William Hi | Vurmy of Essex, who was interests | in Morris Canal abandonment l¢ | tion, went to Newark early in’ the evening to deliver an uddress. He y an hour to liver his ad get a return train for He missed the train then the ‘The Senator phone to have arranged by te islature held in session until he arrived, which w three hours beyond the closin: time at 10 o'clock. When he arrived he presented amendment Roegner Canal bill proposing to the that the commissien provide to negotiate for the State taking over the Morris Canal and making its report to the next Legislature, which should y before final action. The were deleated and the property on behalf of amendments DIN naming th the State Station night at th National 6 passed. It had previously passed the Assembly >_—_— DYEING MAN SIEICS MISSING Wire, Charles Sullivan, form Navy, but now a pa ‘ In Atlanta, where he expe die, sent a letter to the Bureau log Per t » a " property to bis wite Hugh Lofting line per 100,000 copies In Newark, was. rec vnunal Alice shipments daily, Jamaica, L. I. Westinghouse, R General Electric C EXIDE STt Cc. BRAND GENERAL RADIO CO. CHELSEA RADIO CO. L. S. BRACH & CO., Li KING-AM-PLI-TONES, Loud Speaker. Westinghouse dinn Speakers Duer Miller and S, INC., economical. Its competitors range in rate from 39.9 cents to 42.8 cents per line per 10,000 copies, and of still greater significance is the pheim Radio. to America. from Oppenheim, broadcast ok Association at wempting to salv part of her care ‘This consists of 290,500 bushels of vorn by y West Munham, whieh was on Radiof her Way to Liban, her grain being fd last | dextined for Re relief, went isround ina heavy fog. ‘The nearby of thel foe horns. it was alleged, hal not been working for five or six days at the} he chief inspector herve of the Amert- ‘Radio Announcement” TO RADIO DEALERS: We are wholesale distributors of Radio Equipment--and sell only through dealers. \t the present time the great scarcity almost prohibits us from soliciting any new business, but being in reccipt of perhaps we can assist Radio Dealers. Royal-Eastern Electrical Supply Company 114 West 27th Street, New BRANCHES Brooklyn DISTRIBUTORS FOR: RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA, Selung Agents for eivers and Supplies. .. 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