The evening world. Newspaper, March 30, 1922, Page 24

By Capt. Robt. Scofield Wood ~.4(D.F, C., M. C. Croix de Guerre with four palms; formerly Command- @F 167th Squadron, Royal Air Force.) ‘RADIO SHOWS POPULAR. Radio shows seem to be the popular \\qort of diversion at tho: present time ‘} fNow when one meets a friend the topic © of light conversation (is not what plays have you seen, but “have you been to this or that radio show?" The amateurs in NewYork took a leap in the dark, 20 to speak, and landed very successfully wahen they staged their Second Annual Radio. Convention and Exhibit. Being a success, it scoms to have Inspired city ‘and town throughout the United States to try its hand at staging © wireless show. rookiyn ia to blossom forth next week its first raido exhibition, which te to be held in the armory of the zith Di- vion, Signal Corps, in Dean’ Street, near ‘Washington Avenue. Some of the things to be shown at this show are on view for the first time, so that the public can + g@t_a good look at them, and the various, exhibitors are going to have experts there to try to answer any and all ques- “dons that will be asked. Bpecial Iectures and demonstrations haye been planned for the benefit of the Rew comers in the field, and Uncle Sam Sis taking @ hand in the showing of Sgome of its latest radio equipment. One “ot the ny. features at the show, and one thht will appeal to most of us, is the faldo’ equipped barber shop, where one can get a shave und hear the latest news and-concerts to the exclusion of ‘the usual tonsorial repartee that is usu- ally considered the unpleasant part of the operation, + Chicago, not to be outdone by any of the other cities, while not trying to dis- tract the attention of the public from » any othe? show, is already’ plasternig the universe with advance notices of a radio show, to be reld at the Coliseum during # the. week of Oct. 14, 1922. The folks “trom Chica, admit they would like to put the show on os soon as possible. ‘They explain that the manufacturers @o-themseives justice at ‘the vf time in such a stupendous affair ‘a8 they contemplate, so they are forced to wait until the fall so as to give everybody a:chance to come in to the best advantage. It seems that the folks from the Windy City are out to estab- lish a record in radio exhibitions. (J. O. Smith please note.) EDUCATION BY RADIO. Wntering « field of limitless possibili- tles in the realm of education, Tufts Col- Jose announces the conipletion of plans for what is probably destined to be, the world’s first wirelens college. A series of lectures will be given twice a week, droadcasied by-radio phone to over half ‘a million people. 4 Nothing comparable to this plan has ‘over been devised, even by extension ‘er correspondence schools, who figure thelrvstudents in the tens of thousands, ‘The limlis of. the new Tufts Wireless College are marked only by the number of pergons who can afford to gurchase thé receiving mpparatus. Therd will, of course, be no charge for instruction. in having no fees, no buildings, no campus and no enrollment, the Tufts Wireless College will be unique among coljeges of the world. These courses will bo broadcast from the Amrad Transmitting Static. at Med- ford Hillside, Mass., on a wave length of 360 metres. Dr. Charles Fay, for whom Mount Fa; in the Selkirke !s named, and at presen Dean of the Graduate School, will open the course at a date to be announced © later in the week. ‘The courses will em- \brace everything, from engineering to music. © It is announced that the lectures are So be of a popular nature and not beyond tHe understanding of thousands of young men and boys between the ages of fif- teen and twenty-five who are especially interested in wireless. Also the lectures will net xceed thirty minutes in length and will be delivered in such a way that sttidents can take notes if desired. Some of the lectures wi'l be given in the afternoon in order that women, many of whom are taking an interest in the redio phone, may listen. UNCLE ED GLAVIN AND HIS RADIO PUP. ‘The radio pup, which was the attrac- tion of the radio show a few weeks ago at the Hotel Pennsylvania is going to make its first bow before the footlights at the Hippodrome next Monday. Mr. GiaVin, that genial eoul, who bails from Westchester County and who is consid- ered as one of the foremost radio ex- tal engineers who developed a torpedo for the United States Government during the war, is going fo put the pup through its course of sprouts in person. “ Ke RADIO AND SOCIETY. It looks as if society was going in for radjo pretty strong. Look over the i * lowing list and then locate them In t Blue Beox. The Junior League io fans to the last member Mre, Van Henry Cartwell jr. wi tertain at tea this afternoon a joung society women who, as radio ‘a will attend the First Travel Show at Grand Central Pala Among the will be Mrs, Geo: Henry War- . Mra, Artemus Gates, ow, Mrs, ‘Theus Munds, Miss ‘Murtel Vanderbilt, Miss Barbara Brokaw, Miss Alice Beadelaton, Miss Marion De !_.<Rham, Miss Helen Le Fetera, Miss ~ Nina Chitilion, Miss Marie Lamarche, Miss Pegey Hennesy, Miss Pegey ‘Power and Miss V. Kellogg. group W J Z (Newark) 360 Metres , a) Pectures for the day: + Music every hour from 11 A. f-'R. M. ‘ Arlington official time at 11.55 4 tod? M., and 9.65 P. Ya. to 10 P. M Agricuytural reports at 12'M. and 6 M, to 6 M shipping news at 2.05 P. M Washington an Expense, T reonall, | eee’ Tours s 4, From New York Apt. & 33, 20 3pvays*26 pr. 35, a ‘Spays*34 2; 3 1270 Broadway Itimore & Ohio | THE _EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1922, the ground terminal, em ‘The binding post. scrow wi m the connection most effect without solder «being, used. It ts only necessary to use solder on outdoor co! hections to keep corrosion ‘frm spo! the conections. and do not solder K D K A (Pittsburgh) 12.30 Py from the M.—Daily ‘Trinity , Lenten serv Episcopal Church, —-— Hartford, Pittsburgh, conducted by Rey. Frank] ‘Tom Pine, Conn: “I ha H. Nelson of Chriat Church, Cincinnati. | constructed. loop serial three test M.—Uncle Wirgilie’s bedtime} equare, having twenty-five turns of ————_— — No. 20 B. 8, wire,’ which ia shunted ‘Weather reports at 11 A. M., 6 P. M. and 10,01 P. M, 6.45 P. M.—"Little Jack Rabbit Stor- tes," by David Cory, New York Evening Mail 7.30 P. M ‘he Star People,”’ a story that will agsist boys and girls to study astronomy, by Gaglor Johnson, promi- CONCERTS AND music. Hippodrome, Sunday Night, April 9 JOHN P. M.—Government market re- porta and report of the New York Stock Hxchange. § P. M.—Co-operation Between Bank- er and Fatmer,"” by Dr, J. T. Holds- worth, Vice President, Bank of Pitts- ‘ariable condenser .001 mf, and © to kriow its natural wave Ans. The natural ware nsth o fthi# aerial is between 1,300 id 1,600 metres, Brookiyn: “What ‘5 Ifoya ‘Thomas, nent author, Courtesy MacMillan Com-| | 8.! ‘ocal and inatgumental| the best method of overcoming capacity |< it 3, pany f selections by W. F, McNally, baritone:|frects by touching the knobs whea|SEAT SALE “ilopodreri’ *TO- DAY TO. MConert by the sontelir Long, planist; also several] tuning the set?” Answer-—-Paste a thin | os _Oftloe Giee Club of seventy-five vioces, Mark fons and readings by artists) sheet of copper or copper foil on the fi Andrews conductor, ansisted by ed over radiophone, ack of the panel-and ground jt, Be AMUSEMENTS. 9 P, M.—News summary of the day. 9. su any are lotte Hamilton, contralto, and Herbert however, that it is not touched by of the wires or connections which brought through it, to 10 P. M.—Arlington time sig- NEW AMSTERDAM, W, 42d St. Eve. 8.15, P. T., New Rochelle: it necessary to have a lighting switch on a receiv ing serial? Js there any fire rule or régulation which prohibits the swing- ing of an aerfal from one ‘hduse to an- other? What is the best kind of wire for an aerial 110 feel long? Answe' For your own protection it is necessary to have a lighting switch on.any Ikind of an aerial. The Suburban Board ‘he Long Day Closes, ‘The Sandman," Protheroe; ‘Mulligan Musketeers," Thompson; ‘Old King Cole," Forsyth; ‘Sw Along,” Cook. Solo by Mark Ahdre Widdicombe Fair,” olf English Folk Song. Solos by Herbert J. Grieb, “Invictus,” Bruno Love Me or Not,” Secchi Thy Winter Wind,” Sargeant; “Danny Veatherby. Solos by Sulllvan: INEW AMSTERDAM ROO) ZIEGFELD MIDNIGHT FROLIC EMPIRE 2 vay ond aon 6, ve, Hatinees Wed. a Sat, ai 2.20 DORIS KEANE ric CZARINA —_— H, J. Smith: “Will it make any, dit- ference if Tuse two .001 mf variable condensers instead of one .001.and one 0015 mf in a receiving cireult Ans. No, the .001 mf variable conrensera can ‘be used in both primary and secondary Charlotte neontralto, circuits, Fire Underwriters are now drafting the |[EARL CARROLL 784788, 7h Av] mio ben, ‘ashiones loune, — regulations for the installation of t 8.9 2.0 Squire. ‘Solo by John Peel, Caris-] Paul McLoughlin, Middletown, N. Y.:|acrials. This information: will. be pub- at 8.0, Mats, Thurs, & Sat, at 2.30, sima,” Attenhofer-Andrews, 9.30 P. M.—Recital by Paul Hacussler, ; Brooklyn. Programme: “Which way, should a potentiometer connected, abross the ‘B’ battery ‘or in series with it?” Ans, The “B" battery potentiometer should be connected the battery, Tt will be practu- lished as it is avaliable. Stranded cop- per wire No. 14 or a copper weld steel wire of the same size is considered b: for aerials of this type. ust Because A MELODY COMEDY, with Btar Cast and a Rosebud’ Chorua, 4 Eves. at 8.20. Mata, ‘Wed. & Bat, useless if connected in series| 1. Robertson: “Of late T have not beon oe with it getting WJZ very loud. Some people ||é h L di 1 iy Hetem Hayes —- have told me that jt is the warm 0 8 LAgieS! ~* otto Kruger| “Roslyn Walt: Charles Ingraham, City: “What eize | weather, and others claim that WJZ “" e Ught, ew Comedy by the Authors of ‘Duley. flat), faust,” Thomee; ‘‘Humoresque”™ Dvorak; ‘‘Valse Brillant Gounod. W V P, 1,450 metres, Bedloc’s Island, will broadcast at 9 P. M the Ampico; 9.45 P. M. Levett, soprano; Frederic! tenor; Francis Moore, accompanist; Jack Monroe, pianist, will be heard in a var- jed musical programme, wire is better for winding a loop aerial No. 14 or 22? What is the most efl- cient dimensions for the loop? How many turns of wire will be needed? Shall I connect the two ends and folder them to the aerial, terminal? ‘Ans. (1) No. 22 B. 8, wire bare of S.C. C. iy the size wire to use. (2) The ‘most efficient dimensions are hard to give because we are not familiar with the type of instrument you are using. Good results can be obtained by using @ loop three fect square with two steps of radio frequency ,in conjunction with three steps of radio amplification. (3) About fifteen turns of wire will be suf- ficient. (4) No, do not connect the two ends. Do not let any parts of the wire touch. Keep the ends free and connect one to the aerial terminal and one to THE EVENING WORLD RADIO CLUB Application For Membership han reduced its power. Will you please advise which is correct?” Answer—So far as we are able to find out WIZ has not reduced its power and the, weather up to the present has not af- fected reception. You will probably tind the trouble tn your instrument. The crystal may be losing its life and sens!- tivenoss. x ‘What is a Hertzian reson- ato Answer—A wire*ring broken by a spark gap, made by Hertz to detect ce of ether waves set up by lator. W B Z, Springfield, Mass., 360 metre will broadcast the following programm & P. M., Mack's Novelty Syncopaters: Frank Shanahan ,violin;. Edward Bes: ton, benjo Joseph Gelinik, plano, and Mdward Shea, xylop! in @ pro- rammeg embracing hing from: popular melodies to grand opera. John Howard, Bronx: “What is meant ement’ tude?” Answer— A three-element tube 1s a vacuum tube containing 1 a filament, (2) a plate, and (3) a.grid. The Evening Wortd tii “conduct a column devoted to the new Radio Phone Service and «will answer questions con- corning the #ervice, Programmes of the different broadcasting stations wii! be printed in The Evening World. Address Radio Phone Editor, New York Evening World. ‘Tho New Cohen Farce Hity with” SEO. M. *"¢ GEORGETTE | COHAN Henry ary Miller’s 334,543,852 3 LAURETTE TAYLOR Mats, ‘Thura, jn J. Hartley Manners’ The National Anthem] Tee ee eeree ofe: PRINTED—SURNAME FIRST. 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