The evening world. Newspaper, April 18, 1922, Page 18

é : 4 $ THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1922, —<—— due! capacity that Is necessary | cert, sald “there wan Indeed everything eren Rondo Brilliante, Burleigh. accompanist; George J. Mors: | for operation with your set to praise, shading, technteal excel Nick Jazzers (elected num- choir from Asbury M. THE EVENING WORLDS EL tee IntonRtions RAN IeyO : orchestra has been coached Martha D. Morgen, soprano; 1, 8, Waring. Mount Vernon, N. ¥.— uracy of notes,”’ r the personal supervision of Mr. Minnie Brown Heck, contralto; W. J _ ne \ Pew you kindly t me how t can Personnel of the orchestra . Leonard Smith, Wilson jr., tenar; Oliver 8, Heck, bart ——>| wore r end of my radio | Pi % era Pi are — ; Mary Kelster Kerr, r K 0 K A (Pittsburgh) 340 Metres 6 10—Arlington time signals. d arm of your phono- | Miller and Kk << ace one of the ear pltones |W. Laurens, D. FT a Piety leads oa the Loe ont Reuse ios sf “ Merchantville. below. ‘There ta also an appliance that |e. 8. ings, 1 RW ip seuoieawara : for a similar measure} can be purchased that fits on where the |burne, clarinet; A. Estes, M. i 7 M. and at fifteen minute in-| © + 9s, Apel Ps shall riean aero- box comes off, With this the| flute: W. R. Greenwood, D. hereafter—Baseball score: Cummings, twenty-five, a taxicab driver, | |. How radio would ket as a fa ty of removing the sound arm {s|C. e; KR. E, Corlew,| 7 slephant and the Ape and|was killed when his machine was hit safety op aircraft van well > J. The aS ee bedtime by a trolley car at Merchantville. No review of two stories th — ories o 1 in The Evening World during] Walter Rea, New York City—t livelA. W. reader: A. R. i 5—Government market reports and arrest was made. + month, How two seaplanes ame street with an elevated| violin. soloist; I. Half, plano soloist;|n report of the New York Stock Bx eee ing circumstances were] structure, My house is so constructed|Ray T. Rich, manager: that T am unable to have an aerial on|gate, J. W. Worthington, ansists ou think T il be able : ption if T run an aerial “Raymond Overture, “ot Depreciation to the ateHatitre but Hee : oes from the. Metropolitan] (o Iederal Income and Profit. Taxes,’ been agitn y Capt. Robt. Scofield Wood. | re" vein ne one (0. F.C, M. C. Croix de Guerre foont __ four paims; formerly Commander th Squadron, Royal Air Forces.) RADIO FOR LIFE BOATS tier ocThe question of Installing radio re rar , ratux on ed io and with a hull full of pas- €ciVing and transmitting apperatu :! RL a in past Guard officin t 1 C. Montgomery of the Bene- noe have veh tr ve. The strenu ; nt ba iol RL tore te s interests, Pittsburgh. Week- . na f radio set but down nt 10 RO to ly talk on dres insinGes conditions u Which life Mont 5 getting the thri e expense if you think location ly talk Fu Ne gf ORrrate In their nasurdous serv ride” passed on intofwill prevent any decent reception.” sy F ROM ing ends of the earth they Makes ay overhead serix © ordi great beyond, The other pi Answer—You are in rather a bad spot] § 0,05 to 9.20—Music mesePAtY. type impractical a jo drink from the famine earth. wireless equipped, sent out an 8 O Sand unless you can make some more prings ‘io be restored ‘to “ 0 9.30 P. M.—Musi roRr i © bout te in actus and within « few minutes a dozen boats] suitable arrangement for an aerial 1 Oe et aaibettc GioltaIeel Ailes aries tt Sahota” TOF aig" store, Drs Wessential ¢ turned om their courses to aid the| surely do not advise the purchasing of CARLSBAD SPRUDEL SALT Bead. | Naturally. ein ss and hin a few|a set. A little experimenting, however, ‘atomach DRS Wie (Wee little from the} will definitely answer your question. body was t of THE EVENING WORLD RADIO CLUB ined Application For Membership \ in 8 raging sea and & most desirable wn @fliciency of the sery ved. So 0 for aero Rig up your aerial and borrow some friend's instrument for a few hours. ned. At Inst so rm of loop aerial, je guard strips as a » Conference. It is a much should be one of of the closing of n the bill goes to ne som ome e pull ‘OR asta. i wil of the present Washin € slsbad PRINTED—SURNAMD FIRST. i ar | 360 Metres | —_——————— N insulated copper wires were run atures for the Gay: Wire and Stt-around this mounting ent { Hourly news and innate syery bour on] | Address ... cues cees cece see ceieeee sees sccecewey wen 'to the keel and back to a fly ie REET, aa fransmitting set in ae r Lo BODE L OE - ‘ boat A sensitive receiving inst consisting of two steps of redic quency, a detector and thre audio frequency amplifica . My 12 Receiving Set..........Broadcasting Set. er P.M. and 10.01 P.M. ria! is used for both transm Jame Brown, aspects he t 7 P.M Man in the Moon’’ stories Feceiving. WIT you please tell me am (00) for ehildren (co) Newark Sunday Call . J Bo successful were the transmission mdcasting station in 30. te 5 P. M.~Mrs, Wm. Ran Type Oe i ei . Location « Tee semen @nd reception of messages to and from ple to boy Lehn hai dolph H i) outline work of the boat when over six mil nr a good aerial with NOl ine May ommittee of Women bape the ofc Anawer—Our line city of New York and their activi |{ Call Letters ........... Date. hes ewiace sce ney steps to t Mf YOU) ties to provide good milk for poor chil- . re] Pieportant stations wireless ANSWERED. are not more than twenty or thirty miles fram Newark the erystal should S Po at—"Chme and ts Cure.” by e you fairly good results. Do not} Richard b, Enright, Police Commission- We have received many letters of in- | take this as a guarantee, look around) ey city of New York Quiry concerning the identity of the an and see what others in your vicinity P, M.—Recital by Shirley Spauld- nouncing staff at WJZ—Newark ne | are getting with similar nets banjoist call or identifying letters that haye be — $15 to 10. come familia M of us belong to the] pg K., Corona, 1. 1—"Will you | Brown Unt following me i please tell ime why @ storage battery is} chestra Is Personnel . Cowan, A. Ce cary to light the vacuum buth?| graduates at "the Providence inatitution L. Watt, N33 and is very well known throughout the < ) | Why can't v e | Bing 0 ON Git Ginrrigon, O/T erie Meht curre x england and Middle Atlantic 9 | mond F. Guy, O. GN: aud | trent et a vacuum tube ts sha States through their numerous concerts HHA 0 C é neSS | eg Ot the ctatide. (| manufactured to operate with six volte, | Musical critics praise this orchestra / A) | Sr ot maton. og of rail wo] The 110 volts of your Yghting circuit | very highly; Mr. Hamilton C. | Mac- dougall, professor of music at Welles: ¢ would destroy the tube by burning up mens? ie pnnouncement. dec m ley College, after listening to their con- ters, ‘The firat letter 6." | the filament. ‘The house current may ‘ever it may be, indic: be used if put through a step down Touncer" or an “operator “lhe awe. | transformer and reduced to six volts. ond letter is the initial but unless you are familiar with elec- announcing in so far as it tricity stick to the storage battery and flict with the other letters used by other | gu won't go wrong members, and the third and tast let- - A complete stock of parts to build ter of the call, nda for Newark W.G., 49th Street, Brooklyn—"'T have your own Radio Set on hand, oe & one-tube regenerator set_on which 1| py dio & Electri get fair reception. 1 thought I would | eacon 10 lectric Co., RADIO FOR AIRCRAFT SAFETY. Ra A utieal engineers the world ovor| 7 *° improve my reception #0 1 bought 246 Greenwich Street, Ago ‘ning within thelr powerg ® very sensitive 4-volt detector auditron | Near Park Place, New York pay bedi Ugg posit tube. To my disappointment { can get eT ee ate. ‘The design, “tactor| nothing but some faint wireless when ats a 5 Wi 0" e a, sfrsatety’ anf goodipliotage bo 0 long | ty? Dew tube.ls in. Will you Pleas JONES RADIO SETS $29.00 DIALS, BAKELITE, CABINETS, in a Five-Thirty Store \) e z z | tell _me why this new tube docs not king aviation safe. but! work? ‘The old tube is a Moorehead tube.” Answer—From your letter I take It that you h purchased a tube that is primarily a detector tube and ie of the atick or rudder and goes through | nor “niin uetsetor tube: will bive wou ses Zones, Radio Laboratories fs course of loops, spins, sidestips and | 0°F ‘ . kiyn, N.Y, good results when used with two steps Pelephese 1217-R Lafayette. ea eee eens e eeeitem emg | Of audio amplification. “It will not serve the work of the designer and manu turer has successfully been comple At this point the Government shou! step in and insist upon the installation of « wireless transmitting set. Wireless iy just as necessary and essential to wate flying as it Is to ocean travel. N Goon storekeeping, like good house- keeping, calls for the feminine qualities of orderliness and system. Any store can look spic-and-span at nine : in the morning, but the test is to stay that way till five-thirty in the afternoon. 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