The evening world. Newspaper, April 4, 1922, Page 16

~ EVERYTHING NAR CAPTURED AT TH _THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1922. cial,’ which will carry students away | volume of messages having to do with | distionest statements have aed of from Ithaca on their spring recess, {train dispatching. A few months ge iy’ ie ‘greater ‘portion of The two Princeton students who|/ster telesraph sete were installed 0D) 11 people are not bamboosled, by clap- have specialized in radio communtca-|th? Lackawanna Limited, which gavé} tray newspapers. Facts, are. truthfol tisfactory service excepting thet d cannot be altered. New tion are David W. Richardson, on of | 5" things ‘and cai b RUN TRAIN RADIO: Me soe ce ete ee ast |sisnala could not be recetved ctearty| York is the best governed and most a ? They Demonstrate Wireless Wonders At the Brooklyn Radiophone Show when the train was rounding a moun- | healthful city in the world.”” Sth Street, and G. D, Murray, No. 66] nin which placed the tralm broadside} A dally. broadcasting service started wot y = ' oe ‘ 4 act West 88th Street, both celebrated in] +> tno receiving station with last night's programme. ° “as, the wireless world for long-range, 4 —_ ie -| apparatus they talked with Scotland of 1914, giving fair service between COMPLIMENTS A SALESGIREL. U * é last year. Scranton ‘and Binghamton, Gener- SEATTLE, Wash., April 4.—Marshal a —enacipieniamain * Both Richardson and Murray aré/ators were installed in the baggage | J°Mre visited the public market here yes- 4 " busy jn the buffet car in the Ho- cars, steam turbines were directly con-|terday, having been especially urged to Everybody Can See Marvels in Buffet Car Used Exclusively] ken yards. They made the test|nected to the generators which de-|Jo so by Mme, Joffre, who accompanied os A ’ ‘ run last Sunday. To keep up with| veloped 260 volts at 4,000 cycles |him. ‘The Marshal complimented the Wireless at the Exhibition for Experiments in Wireless | nis _ctudles “Richardson returns} There. was no broadcasting. in thoss|gaeasts! behind, the. crx “counter. om 7 ‘ nightly to Princeton, where he lives pretty li 8 : $a Brooklyn. Telephony on Trips. at the Key and eal Club, Murray| was ttle, mare than experimental, is a recent graduate. The i gagoyy| ‘When America went to war the train In the Lackawanna yard: . | of the Lackawanna Is entirely of their} antennae were taken down and little i m the Lackawanna 7ards 111050 nee re the als fentennee wore taken down and ittiolf Wireless Telephones ken is a buffet car that 1s being used| rection of L. B. Foley, superintendentJand development of the service until Complete Outfits 50 for no other purpose than radiophorte be Metha sal telephone at vent 1928, @ “ARKAY AMPLYING "AND experimentation. Recently offictals|° the Lackawanna, with the asslat- Labs li Woha ’ ‘ yf the rth i 1 engineer, St the railroad tested, special ap, | S222. % the railway’s signal engineer] WANAMAKER STATION OPENS|[ em, aslo. .sestee Goemmnr paratus devised by a Princeton stu-| War Richardson's radio research was - FLaIaves Winilbe: vied jar Park Fines dent and a graduate in a run from peat by the Atte Naas canon ri hang Rg tcbed poaa Scranton to Hoboken, sending and re- | "2¥e him ® special license for & opened last night with a speech station, 3 POL Sricneee Ee The Mayor made anj} JONES RADIO SETS ceiving voice signals on the trip. To-| poses, bere mE Weondeaat Troms $29.00 morrow @ public test of this con-] With these tests the Lackawanna is vyunience for travellers will take place |resuming an interest in railway radio labia to ainsstty in thé horses Kad A , |that dates back to the autumn of 1918 ce between Ithaca and New York City, whee it. netaliod atats Ma: 1 not through the medium of corporation Jones Radio Laboratories when the buffet car will make the mere. ni] Controlled newspapers. 364 Monroe St. Brooklyn, Ne Ye a _thelapparatus at Hoboken, Scranton and|"“'New York,” he added, ‘1s the great- wi aece iit Latayetm run as a part of tifé ‘Cornell S; Binghamton that handled est city on the globe. Untruthful and epee ' By Joseph S. Jordan. Brooklyn's first radio show opened last; night i the armory of the Signal Company on Dean Strect, near Washington Avenue, Brooklyn. The show will run through the week and ts going to get better every day. It's a show that Is gotng to portray: the progress of human en- @eavor in the capture of the alr and = Mibst of afl the show is going to demignetrate what the science of man an pen out of the air in the way of enteMainment and Instruction for the rest, mankind, It is going to put the of mankind in intimate i ¥ 7 ; . +S ‘ e ALE) touch with discoveries emanating from | f 4 J2 § AS WAS WA; f § i é ’ ; 5 55 G j the highest and pest of mankind. 4 li 3 \ { : ‘Tee. show places before the least ‘ / 4 SATE A SALT j A A SALE SALE . the things which are - \ "aA! " } \ i done to-day in a manner which \ - the educated cannot fail to y - Ze Employ the Buper-sensitive Armstrong Cirealt (the Stande!d in Radio) and are licensed thereunder wndibstand and aboot’. There has} $4 a b . : . 4 " Ss ; é ~ : sccure tu lcking out ot the ale woe] ff : r Guaranteed Lowest -in-the-City Prices on All This Merchandise eA) og © 3 21 Spears Brown Jaq Sale the mecrets of the air down to earth. Of course, the big thing in the ex- sein oe ein | yy ne | The last week of this record-low-price ¢ are heard in the auditorium the music paketense in the world. The pub- Rapio Chier THoMas t f f st2 ; Sette eevee Ta yee, Roan | event offers rare opportunities to save. bat"is yet tn a state of not under- SABRIELSON OF THE ei fo é eae ‘ bony ia te armory there come Naval MaRico ELL A. bab ding in the house, Dining Room, Tagged. The exceptions are specialties on which of mt " +! ? tf + i . +f sorts of paches— Cis yaeat weohactel 2 BATT. Bae, A IR room, Living Room, Kitchen Furniture and manufacturers insist on price maintenance. This of music, the greatest of oratory. ; ugs, Carpets and Linoleums, are now Brown is a money-saving furniture-buying opportunity. 3 eo et ae And besides paying 50% less, you can pay as little as 20% CASH! e greatest improvements in]in charge of which is Max Schwartz,|ory, using the original coherer and] day. ( The balance as convenient—in 835 6, 9, 12, or even 15 months ing music of the spheres is] Field Scout Executive of Manhattan|de-coherer, which detector was con-} In that time there have been tw | @xméry ts divided into booths, and|entirely by Boy Scouts the entire}Armorer Davison told the Marconis|pany. The Commander to-day is cheerved at this exposition. The} Council. Over a receiving set buiit 1. marvelous at that time.|commanders of the 27th Signal ¢ every booth has its wire extending to] musical programme of the Westing-|of that day that they had a marvel|Capt. Edward B. Esbach. A First ‘the foot to capture every sound that} house Newark (W J Z) station was|but were a generation ahead of time.| Lieutenant 1s James Twining, one of goesithrouch the ether. The result is} distinctly beard, Scout Frank W.| He still hugs himself on his prophecy | the greatest radio men in the country, &@ r@markable pot-pourri of what is} Grats, Troop 501, Manhattan, fifteen|of twenty years ago, but stands from| who made his experience felt across going on in the whole world deing| years old, has built two complete|under in the progress of the present in the World War. | into the narrow compass of | sets, One is a portable receiving and the armory. : ‘ iransmitting set, which the boys carry on camping tours. Another is a short wave regenerative set with radio phone which can bring things of the air into the { home is new to the general/an audion detector and three-step amplifier, all contained in one cabinet, | This lad ie a pupil at the Horacé { Mann School, and built the ‘two sets years. in his off hours. He did more than ‘Take, for instance, Samuel S. Jones, | this for the entertainment of himself FON z ce whe has been a manufacturer of} and five pals. He lives on West End cay \ FOUR-PIECE QUEEN ANNE DININGROOM SUITE IN AMERICAN Avenue, where inhabitants will not baits ENGLANDER WINDSOR TWIN BEDS; WALNUT FINISH, with fronts and tops of guaranteed 5-ply veneer and rich permit the stringing of wires which 3 ft. size, in American Walnut, Mahogany, Oak. mahogany interiors, consisting of Buffet with 60-inch wood gallery top, 48x60- if 3 inch Oblong Dining Table, which extends to 6 ft... LOUIS XVI. SOLID WASHINGTON. loped top, with bevelled BROWN TAG SALE PRICE might disfigure the exclusive neigh- h Whil Enamel, with Wit- sal 4 S borhood. Scout Frankle has ~1 telo- \ ory or White Enamels with Wit-Edge 1 China Closet and Enclosed Server. $279.50 Both Stores phone communication whtch extends os BROWN TAG SALE PRICE $24.50 BROWN TAG SALE PRICE . : to the homes of his five pals with yA Both Stores Both Stores Mr, Jones obtained a license} whom he can communicate by the Mr. Armstrong covering this} application of a buzzer. To do-this He is reaping the reward of] it is necessary to run a wire over in the Armstrong Circuit.| the roofs of that exclusive noighbor- hood, and he did this without any the Armstrong patentjof the fashionable neighbors ever under which Mr. Jones and| getting on to his science. score of others are operating} Over in one corner of the exhibit fear of molestation. is a motor truck of the 27th Signal Jones has been sara aety every | Company, N. Y. N. G., to whigh ie at~ " mi sty and change in wireless appa-| tached a complete telephone set. This F( -POSTI i vatus. The radio phone has been no| “X radio truck” is In charge of Sergt. LV 4 ie ech, Apa ye erierprnas fectet to him for at least fifteen] John R. Smith, and he hears every- a for Spring and Mattress as Wonderful Bergains in Gate-Leg Tablest finished in Antique Brown Mahog 26x36 in. size.$23.75 34x48 in. size $29.75 thing that is going in the air, He is selected), 75 34x42 ii . Jones has a daughter, Dorothy,|a Master Sergeant and has been in BROWN TAG SALE Price $19. 4x42 in. size $28.75 48x46 in. size $59.75 Mrs. Marstkall. Ten years ago} the Signal Corps since 1892. He has Both Stores ’ 54x54 in. size. $69.75 @ close follower on her| had charge of everything in the way é i 4 | Both Stores 's path into sciencé. Mr. Jones} of communication, has handled the SINGER “UPHOLSTYLED" THREE-PIECE CUSTOM-MADE QUEEN Linoleums ANNE OVERSTUFFED SUITE, choice of Tapestry or Velour upholstering, with loose cushion seats, web bottom, spring edge, spring comfy cushion con- struction, web spring backs. All new materials used. Well built throughout. BROWN TAG SALE PRICE $249.7 5 Both Stores 450 yds. of 84 Linoleums. Were up to $1.75 per yd. To close at. 45c, 69c, 89c Both Stores Domestic Rugs At Lowest-in-the-City Prices» DURING THIS BROWN TAG SALE Fri 1 Wilton Rugs 0 the vey broadcasting station | telegraph, telephone, buzzer, helio- *7 79 ° ° in existence and told the man-| graph and all visual signals, He h Id’ ti k has not abandoned any of these, but Your child’s avorite arin ‘thas kept on including every inno- vation and acquiring everything in the way of improvement in the signal service, A voice came over the wire, saying] Sergt. Smith says the greatest op thig: ‘We are now going to play the| portunities for wireless amateurs now ‘Poet and Peasant’ in honor of Miss|exist in the service, and that they TH new food beverage — Chocolate Malted Milk—is rich in the neces- sary food elements which make sturdy, £.3x10.6,... $108.75 ALL-STEEL BED, in Ivory Enamel; |-inch sirl heard | will be paid while they are taught th F i ! Fringed Velvet Rugs me mentioned it was the big-| profession. All they have to do i: husky youngsters—youngsters with firm Beer une ea Oe $4.95 2 .73 8.3xl $55.75 to enlist for three years, rpg SON TAG + 4 9x12 Fringed Almeda Velvet Rugs, Mrs. Dorothy Mau For twenty of the thirty years muscles and rosy cheeks. And it is one BROWN TAG re Paice PEF ug’ radio phone fan. She was one of the|Sergt. Smith has been in the game oth Stores 8.3x10.6.... $88. nourishing food that children really like. The chocolate flavor gives it instant pop- ularity with every child. Chocolate Malted Milk is on sale at al) druggists’ and grocers’. It comes already prepared so you can mix it quickly at home. ne e a Give it to your children reg- ularly for luncheon or supper. furniture | °°"... 9x12 Velvet Rues (not 9x12 Tapestry Ru 83x106.... $ : ; she nae et Stor" v he Nationally Famous p— ColdStorage | ;- rill Refrigerator| with the firg@, and her husband 's, {f possible, | Armorer A. H. Davison has been his ea ter fan than she is. pal. Both of them remember when of the boo! Marconi agents t J ‘ pate FOUR-PIECE QUEEN ANNE PERIOD AMERICAN WALNUT FiNIS 1 BEDROOM SUITE, with fronts and tops of guaranteed S-ply Veneer, and rich Mahogany interiors: consisting of 48-inch Dresser, Chifforobe, Vanity Dresser and Bow-End Bedstead, wa tac SALE PRICE $296.50 Both Stores SPEAR'S ALL-COTTON MATTRESS, in ie BROWN TAG SALE PRICE $7.75 TOP AND BOTTOM LAYER FELT MAT- BROWN TAG SALE Price $9.25 Both Stores frigerators as low as $14.95 Both Stores American Walnut Finish Louis XVI. Dininy Room Suite. Wood Bedsteads st033 /3, /, ry Borden Building New York (2onEcens In Mahogany, Antique Ivory, Golden Baie? Coe f u now COLA Oak and American Walnut finish. s Bee cies MALIED During this Brown Teg Sale, ANTIQUE BROWN MAHOGANY QUEEN | Serving Table ; Aslow ANNE 66INCH DAVENPORT TABLE, | Dining Table $3975 a e ’ i $9.75 | two drawers. $39.75 The Four Pieces During Brown Tag Sale : ee eee: BROWN TAG SALE PRICE 7S 1 $186.00 1sihs:. Store Ont ; 16th St. Store Only Both Stores IE Free Hoosier Kitchen Cob net Offer Aluminum $1 DELIVERS YouR NEW HOOSTER | BUCKLEY NEWHALL@| CHOCOLATE = jinn | GAVE. at 41st | MALIED MILK |/<s1095 ne Sc578 i “tar $9.95 ; Wes | SE v§ sMMMOMAOAANNONAUAUCAAUAANDOGENOCOGOGRAOOULOGUUOODNOGOUDNDNUOKUNUODUE eel 22-26 West 34th St. 6th Ave. at 16th St. i, 4iSteree an ne