The evening world. Newspaper, May 5, 1922, Page 22

OS oa: e FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1922, : Tuber Jean, popular writer of children’s stories Miss Mildred Hinman, Two Were Maytng I with the Yal wor that Grows mites from Pittsburg! of the university and their fam- By Capt. Robt. Scofield Wood. (0. F. C., M. C., Crolx de Guerre with four paims; formerly Commander 167th Squadron, Royal Air Forces.) QUESSING CONTEST TO-NIGHT. If you consider yourself lucky and care to own one of the best receiving units on the market without cost to Radio Guessing Contest this evening and eee Mf you are on Lady Luck’s tral! ‘This contest, which starts at 8.30 P. M., ‘will be one of the most interesting and novel entertainments that has been run by radio. Everybody is eligibye who has ears. The conditions governing thin contest were given in these col- umns in detail inst Wednesday. Briefly, for thowe who missed the an- nouncement, the idea is to differentia between the playing of brnesto Beru men, the Mexican pi + personally and the automatic playing of his rec- ords ny the Dou-art piano. Th be three selections played and audience will try to ¢ell what p each is played by the artist and what part 1s played by the automatic action Of the Instrument. In addition to this all persons entering the contest will be obliged to write a 300-word essay on the future of radio and the educational value of music. To the person making the most nea ly correct answer and sending in the best casay an R. C. radio receiving set will Es given. To the second best will be awarded an Aerolia Senior wet A detail announcement of the condi tions of the contest will be announced over WJZ's radio phone just before the contest start: Address all answers to the Radio Ser- vice Column, Evening World, attention of Capt. Robert Scofield Wood, No, @ Park Row, New York City, HIGH SCHOOL RADIO CLUBS. Among the many clubs identified with high schools, probably the newest and most popular is the radio club. Thou- sands of students who formerly dashel in the-school laboratory listening to the baseball scores and plays as they comé direct from the diamond. Al schools haye been particularly ac- tive along these lines, and the students | \° RADIO ON BUSES.’ Representatives of the Fifth avenue to insteling them on to cuiposy! by the company. If to pass that they install the buses they will prob- peas 24 BROOKLYN SHOW OPENS TO. MORROW. stage is vet for the openin, Brooklyn Radio Show on Saturday afternoon at the Ice Palace at Bedford and Atlantic Avenues. The final ex- hibits were put in place this afternoon A dress rehearsal for an exhjbition ts something decidedly out of the ordinary. The average show is a dead affair until the doors are thrown open to the public. One ofthe features of this show will be/the reception of the radio concerts which be heard by all visiting the Gho® every afternoon and evening. In addition to the many different in- struments in the booths of the exhib- tors there have been placed in various Parts of the hall six loud speaking in- struments, These will be more than sufficient to fill the arena with music. The New York Board of Fire Under- writers’ exhibit, which is a miniature house wired in accordance with the re- quirements of the board, was given the final touclies to-day under the watchful aye of Joseph C. Forsyth, chief engi- meer of the electrical department of the N. Y. B. F. U. The board recently passed new rules and regulations for the installation of radio receiving sets and this will be the first time that the public will have the opportunjy of see- ing a building wired in a way that will meet with the approval of the au- thorities. Among the patie whieh which have been GRAND Rapips FURNITURE Dining Table and 4 Chaire,.,,.$31.50 up Dressers, Chitfoniers, Tables, Beda, so. ET ASE iit 183d St. Sebwey FISHER Bros COLUMBUS AVE BET. 103" & 104" ST the various contests is a er motor generator which her Bids Me Bind St) ». of which tts Pres- colving eet 1 wi casting from tl is to be give exhibits the best sending and receiving set that can be the person of the, operator. Dixon and James ©, ; has arranged a dance and night supper to follow the concert, unit and two stages of ampli Me B vi which will cost in the nelghborhood of » aaeerntybeni aril NEW RECEIVING CIRCUIT. nees LeRoy Satterlee, who has been identified with X Ray and cancer yourself get into The Evening World| cures claims to have a new raalo re- ~“"Which is better, etal with a cat whisker or wGl (Medtord Hillside) Mass. 360 Metres, 7.60—Announcement of amateur ac- non of the radio receiving outits on the market. he new Invention is said to permit tuning and gives eation on which people who know diff from personal experience the cat whiske is by far the better and a great particularly when crystals nts and 78 cents apiece used in the same operi quickly as one extremely accurate splendid telephonic reception, infringing on the famous Armstrong re: generative patents, amplification and tone clarity than any formerly with the Lombardi Opera Cor Francisco, Selection Radio Lecture on Care of the Teeth TO-NIGHT Whether seven or seventy, you the address on modern the teeth by an eminent lecturer for the De: Education, New Yor! Tune into WJZ after 7:30 P. M. to hear this interesting ming td on “Better Health through Bet- and gives better mn will wear out wed with the cat whisker. Major General George O. Squire, Chief United States Army Signal sGirred the world Dan Sullivan some of his songs in person, imitations of Harry Lauder, Fred Stone and others. 8.80—Jenkins's Cliftondal y Aint Nobody's Darling” Little Fingers, Ten Little ; “Little Blue C trombone solo by Mr. orchestra and trombone “Scarg Dance" jolo by Harry J. * orchestra, followed dance hits by the full orche® consisting of Harry J. Jenkins, Bilsworth Warren, ; Edgar Knowlton, saxophone; fifty miles from New i would like to know if the concerts broadcast from and New York?" sk you would be wasting your Corps who recently with the announcement of his , wireless Invention has tested this new cireult and says that it is an important invention in radio. vet described in 1 ning Werk on April 15 and 17, iL be assured of good results over least 150 miles. Lee C. Burke, accompanying heokup correct? Why can I hear 2XB and WWZ and not hear I have a single wire 85 feet long and a lead in of 60 feet, variable condenser, & fixed condenser and 2000-ohm phoves. My tuning device is a set of spiier web What attachment is necessary ® Fort Wood with this set?*— up is correct. Itisa coincidencethet the Col; lay after 8 o'clock ese musicians are from a firm that also has done much to promote a nation-wide W J Z (Newark) 360 Metres Features fo rthe day: Agricultural reports at 12 M and 6 Pianist and leader; a crystal detector, Robert Hayes, banjo; Kenneth Morse, baritone horn; John Schwank, drums. QOOD HEALTH Answer—The hook are probably Newark to get anything with this set. New York City is ts con- sidered on of the worst piaces in the world for reception. hear 2XB and WW Is because of their Proximity to you. To get Fort Wood, add a loading coil or a duo-latteral oil in series with your antenna. M. D., South Bend—“I have a crystal set that I want to instal in a bungalow in whichyI have no pipes for Srounding that will either for lightning protection or for my instrument, My aerial is 125 feet long and 25 feet above the ground. Am I to Newark to receive Answer—Drive a Arlington official time at 12.65 to 1 P. M. and 10.56 to 11 PL “Brush Before You Sleep” Music every hour from 11 A. M. good advice—doubly so when ood dentifrice. K D K A (Pittsburgh) 340 Metres. ‘The reason you} Suipping news at 205 P. M. Weather reports at 11 A. M., 1 P, Mf 6 P.M. and 11.01 P. “Man-in-the-Moon"* for the children. 7.30 P. M. “Oral Hygiene,” by TI P. Hyat of New York. Colgate’s Rib Cleans Teeth The Right Way. 3.30 P. M. and at fifteen minute in- thereafter, baseball scores. “How We Made Brushton Beautiful and Homewood Worth While,” by J. L. Caskey, Collector of Internal Revenue, Treasury Department, Trend of Business @ financial leter will be koft, editor of United States Pittsburgh, Pa. Readings by Mri Erskine Harper, accompanied by Miss (1), The Trails of Life, Haven't Said read by Richard D, the Magazine of Wall Street. “Art and Interior by Jesse Martin Breese, director of this department for ‘Country Life." Svening World Radio Music by Ernesto Hazel Drake: far removed from the ally concerts?" plece of pipe into the ground about six feet and make your ground connection Six feet will take you down to & permanently moist soll. conditions seem to be id Beach {s not over twenty miles from Newark you should get the dally pro- M.—Bedtime story for the Our Patterns make the bullding of radio set as simple as A BO. and complete 8.30 P. M. The Guessing Contest. Bruemen on the Duo Art. 9 P. M. Concert by the Colgate band of fifty pleces, under the leadership of Harry Murphy. . M. Concert by the Temple Four Quartette of Yonkers, Government market reports and @ report of the New York Stock Ex- So simple that 8.00—Baseball scores. can understand by Miss Laura P. Holland, Director of “Girl Scouts, Pattern No, 1 Complete Short Wave Regenerative Set sisting of § pages explanatory ul Summer Vegetable Garden,” D. County Agriculturalist, vine. L. B, Rauch—*'Will you please tell me gheny County Farm Bureau, if the following will give satisfactory results for @ panel in so far as insulat- A three-play board ing qualities go? Miss Regina one-quarter inch thick, giving same coating of: asphalt paint, W W Z (New York) 360 Metres. 1.40—Brief song recital by Edna Bea- trice Bloom, soprano; J. Thurston Noe (a) Carry Me Back to plete in heavy bata eu velope, per set prepaid. Pattern No. 2 Detector and Amplifier Units f 4 pages explanatory tw which is sup- @teer clear of any paint inasmuch there is a certain amount of lead pre- ent. 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