The evening world. Newspaper, May 26, 1922, Page 35

rs : Vv ri THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1922, eae Y 65 "Venetian Love Song,” ‘Good night;” t 2 be: hee Jorma Elo Valse, Hollman, cello soto by Mr - Pie CMR ane Sales Continued Tomorrow Frilled Net Guimpes “Be ‘Samson et Delila K D K A—Pittsburgh 340 Metres. $.30 P. M., and at fifteen minute in- tervals thereafter—Baseball scores, 7.00 P. M.—Baseball scores, news, 7.45 P.'M.—Government «market re- ports and a report of the New York Stock Exchange. 8.00 P. M.—Baseball scores, “Musto,” by Harvey B. Gaul, organist of Cal- vary Episcopal Church, Pittsburgh, + Look Into the Future,” by Dexter §, aint Saens, Women’s and Misses’ Apparel Women’s and Children’s Knit Underwear and White Enamelled Kitchen Ware. Were $1.47...... 1.05 Guimpes of goo | quality cream color- ed net, with and without sleeves. rEARN Founded 1827 FOURTEENTH STREET Last Saturday before Decoration Day: Extraordinary Values in Smart Apparel and Home Needs ) coe Evervbo S hops eve()n S aturday . SPECIAL PURCHASE By Capt. Robt. Scofield Wood. Aided Mt ASE os D. F. C., M. C., Crotx de Guerre with four paims; formerly Commander 167th Squadron, Royal Air Forces. POLICE RADIO NIGHT AT SHOW. In addition to the regular programme which is being followed at the Radio Show at the 7ist Regiment Armory, the Police Department Aviation Corps wil stage a special feature of their own who has written the results of an ex- periment for the Radio News and which is known to produce good results, “There has come a demand for the reproduction of radio speech and music so that they may be heard with the same volume as the ordinary phono- graph. The public has gone further and demanded that it be produced with @ minimum of distortion. The average amateur has been deluged with requests from neighbors, friends and his immediate family to hear the pro-| i sorne atte, "Boonies under the direction of Major C. E.| Tamme, and the loud speaker has come | mball, Cornell University. “Poppi into general use for their reproduction. | fT Memorial Day," by Mrs. Fred P. Wright, who is in charge of the radio education of the cadets. During the evening the 10th Regiment Police De- partment Band will render a varied Programme of popular and operatic music, However, no loud-speaking — device, either electro-dynamic or electro-mag- netic, can reproduce or give off more energy than jt receives, consequently amateurs have been casting about for methods of obtaining additional ampli- ication. Some have increased the num- Moore, American Legion Auxiliary, De- partment of Pennsylvania 8.30 P., M.—‘Arachne,” and “The Story of Clytic,"’ bedtime stories for the children, Concert by the Knights of Columbus Opera Soclety, to be given f b During the afternoon Major Wright, in} ber or stages and find that the desired | at the Carnegie Music Hall, Pittsburgh * one of the corps’ newly acquired planes.[results are far from satisfactory, be 9.00 P. M.—Music. will fly over New York City and the] cause using the ordinary type of receiv-| 10.00 P. M.—Raseball scores: suburbs and distribute identification | ing or amplifying tubes the actual limit] 10.55 P. M.—Arlington time signals, bombs. In this way the Police Depart- ment will test the adaptability of the Aeroplane for pojice work, When a criminal with a record is at large and of output is n reached, usually with three stag Multi-stage amplifiers using over three tubes certainly make for reproduction of weaker signals, but Junior Misses’ wanted by the police circulars contain- ing the description and picture of the criminal will be thrown broadcast trom the planes. In this way people for miles around are advised almost Immediately. Each of the bombs dropped from the plane to-day will be numbered and|used for. tran sion to-day, and all of forresponaing,nurmbere lpr dram [thn atandantojen note oni fet snake the butting of Gloves rom a box by Major Wright at the} make excellent amplifiers when used a in: i Radlo Show to-night. To the peraons| with thoir raised plate voltages, If the [ft seleeeetone, 8nd, complete in: The pretty model pictured Black and brown capes of holding the two lucky numbers will beJamateur will wubstitute. these power drawings are included in every xiven a complete radio recelving sate} tubes for others in his amplifiers and [J pattern. So simple that any has voile top and cretenne be fine marabou, lined with The first prize will be a parlor set,|then avply a higher ptate voltage than money by “bullding your o Value $2.00 which has been donated by John Firth, |‘e ordinarily uses for this purpose on skirt. It comes in combina- satin and the second prize will be @ set do-| tho regular tubes he will find his outpat tall Maat Wik Ne 1 ee . Extra heavy silk, with . nated by the New Era Company. enormously increased. In this way, by plete lave Regenerative Set , a ‘ A : oie ie of only two or three stages, @1f Consteting of 8 pages explanatory tions of solid color Copen five-row embroidered One style is sketched. _ POLICE BOOTHS TO HAVE RADIO ful output may be obtained. @irection pamphlet, two full size bl : backs, and finished SETS. to be thought that “power | I biue-printe’ Gidxat Inc 50. hagen blue, rose or maize with pearl gray buckle Radio has been called in to help solve not sensitive enough to Blete in vy Ox12, E . 4 ! many problema that. seem impossible in Tegra ogee re arariied | aeaant ns) 0 with tan, rose or maize cre- Cee ee the light of ordinary affairs, and it has Salat ‘i a in " ated Pattern No, 2 i Gi shades of grey, aver ¥ RAT ORbRGSE (CO helptiN naa tt, bean of ordinary” amplifica: Detector and Amplifier Units tonne flowered skirt. Ging- and mastic. ie ° 1 ’ T imm d Hi and sciences. So helpful has it been] /%° Ae ca yi : ‘ t. in its various applications that the Po-| 110)" ER er er | lagicertesee explanatory ham models (not illustrated) Women’s Fabric Gauntlet Gloves ir S rim e a AY lice aA of the tele of hea nok Na thAL a power ‘able ‘aia bral Tnehes) i Si RB all Soribe shades—mode, beaver, York has decided to instal radio recelv-| he). Compl mastic and grey— ing sets in the police booths through- | "¢" caveloe Oc also at this price. izes ara leo i 55 1 57 out the city, broadcasting from Head- quarters the information that will heip garb the crime wave. Tn thin way dein] 2Toper Input oo ent Order Direct by Mail Or Naud, ch lure Pere ene ae ie Were $1.95 and $2.95 hoped to have every road and exit from} itaces o plification m power ‘or Sale at Ali Radio Stores unior Misses’ Spo: oats—camel’s hair an D he q ' ‘ é the metropolis covered ‘40, that, alarm | ites each with the same voltage, thus | Cossolidaed Ralle Coll Book Co. herringbone—18 to 17 years—were $17.78..... 14.00 Leather and Si Milan and combination straw hats in a Orn < ae ne | simply. the hook-up. One thing . ite? i pari LAE Page TT A er oe iNGnt hel qatchad’ “When. Usain: Bower Depi. 1. 98 Park Place, New York City Junior M White Crepe de Chine and Georgette Hand Bags variety of styles. be received by the patrolmen, who will] {Ubes for amplifiers and that ts make Frocks— attractive styles for graduation , be on the outlook. This new method of direct communication to all parts of the city is expected to be the Nem esis of the auto thieves ad bootleggers. ance of a burn out occurring. In Were $4.87 It looks as if the lawless were in for the power lifters now available 1th FA ; a bad session. between aeroplanes and| SPecial transfer coils are incorporated 11th Edition oi An excellent assort- = = _———) F " so that no danger is caused from that the Famous ment ot bags. red: d Fadi: source, as these coils will stand over a mo 9! uce TODAY TOMORROW BUFFALO GETS ANOTHER RADIO|°00 volts without danger. WIRELESS in price in time for the ; “The transmitting tube {s also much 8 7 PIECES ME S STATION. treet from distortion than lower voltage COURSE TOMORROW LIE Lave od FEF / pd W GR, the radio station of the Fed-} tubes and when used at or slightly be- In 20 Lessons uch and vanity styles era! Telephone and Telegraph Com-|low their rated voltage will sive, By 750 in colors and black. y, has etarted operations in the City| minimum of distortion, which is the de- of Honeymoons and 18 giving after-| sired goal of all who leten to wireless 5S. Gernaback Leather Hand Bage—crepe and noon and evening concerts. A very in-| musfe and speech. H. W. Secor | RED SII K spider effecte—tau, brown, _ grey sting programme was staged by — A. Lescarboura and black— new station last night In male WOPe BO.7B sci vcesase e man: rominent opera stars partici- Revised eet the many tmpor- pated. ‘This. station which 1s broad- W J Z (Newark) tant hanges which atrtetratt id the lar 360-metre wave adio Teles y an Telephon! , a faretn hae D dependable radius of 10) 360 Metres. Bree Ene tun: Tubes hate ‘ ,Union Shirts or { miles and can be heard in this part of Seen adden. "Contains modern asnpii Cameras and Suits t still do not give the desired inc output. “The real way to obtain power creased output is to use tubes whi designed to carry heavy loads. tubes are available in the power sure that in the amplifying unit » used so that there will stan, the amplifying transformers will not be Women’s Silk Milanese Gauntlet reased Summer Dresses Were $6.94......4.75 or in- ich are ‘These tubes More Than 25,000 Sold in One Month to 16 years. 112.94 sizes 12 to 17 ye Special the Ch ] of practical worth. the country during the intermission] Features for the day fication: eircult eriods of our local stations. Agricultural reports at 12 M. and 6 ‘The beginner and general student : Rete sicow mere nisti-powerea istas |i a of tedle Suite reac ies rear cae Sporting Goods e tions with operating radii of betwe 700 and 1,000 miles, it will not be long before there will have to be some inter=|_ Haseball es from 3 P. M, to 8 Size 10 inches-—-180 pages $1.25 Reg. Value $5.97 peal fo every man and boy at fumrice teguietions soxcomplicata mat: pe Me ; : Benutifully Bound tn Cloth ; Prices he will like. Well known s. Small chec! nov bers: fate Wide Silk Tape border. Colors are red, green, make k and novelty APARTMENT HOUSE RADIO TROUBLES. 6PM, 11.01 P. M i The widespread interest in radio and M. fan in the Moon’ stories, £33 Fulton Street New York City ral wood, leather and bakelite in ring, loop or Box Brownie No, 2—takes picture to 44, its rapid growth have developed many ark Sunday Call. club tip styles. sie 244x314 in. (MAIN FLOOR) situations ‘that are not understood by 30 P, M.—"‘History of Playing Cards (MAIN FLOOR) were $2.50 L.so the average new-horn fan. In the con-]anhd Games With by R. F. Fos- Filme—No.120—sise @14x8% inch. gested district these conditions become | ter 1 editor . bune. Limit 8. ‘Soesial” each 20 accentuated and very hard to han 180 P. M.—"The Trend of Buslness Bs it 3.. ps . S A L E dle. The apartment house radio ques- nditions,"” by the Magazine ot val h three pieces dd t Be aaa aioeaslanateeneets | Seok Rhian Tomorrow—Last Day aees tise Set ante ave trying to solve in auch a manner 7.05 P. M.—'Rrondcasting Broadway,” mazing aha A Speniy wlatel mouabeer tu ley) Table Silverwar bi able to all concerned. | by Bertha Brainard. ‘ , Reel irons! io two aerials havef 8 to 10.15 P. M.—Concert by the RADIO of Three-Day Sale fcises “B19 {t.-eovered form and e 1 e a e heen placed on the roof, there ts not|Meyer Davis Bellevuc-Stratford Hotet pest dls ag 5.2 R 1881 Al M k much trouble, but {t is impossible to] Orchestra of Philadelphia, H. Micklin, Features were 86.50 2 B25 ogers 8 ake Keep the numbers limited, "So, on some [solo volln; Samuel ats, obligato vio- “stive Sue Ea CO | | ON O Baba Ruth Autographed /Batee. Th a houses, we oe as ier twelve and | lin ; cy s fonHeya ‘Special 5 ese remarkable values will ee to all fourteen, Which gives rise to a pecu- > H 5 Ra Ve LNT Em TOURS RY i : ;. - ine situation which i tho crux of tne | Erogramine: |. N.Y. Radio Show Unusual values in hosiery for the entire family. | | Babs Ruth Swesters who are Buying dex quantity ‘or poten situation in the thickly populated sec-} Cave,” | Mendel 5 camps, clubs and institutions, as well as to papi the: thine Mt to oper. | “Rose Mousse,”” Bos 71st Regt. Armory— ns ‘i Babe Ruth Caps y g Apne Seen tee icciaeatalewaven end 3, Romanza’ Anda 34th St. and Park Ave. ' Wameniai'Fing) Combed Cote.) Maalenimeperied: Ongore colt purchasers for country homes and town heat notes that ate set up by the os- violin solo by Oven All Week 10:30 A. M. to ton Hose black and an assort- wt ae me Beer oer iue, at were: ibaa ielmuttis ennol Ostrow Ni TLE. M.” Admission 800, pepe ey sizes—were $2.25 50 Ww, v= Silk Hi apartments. j " a ctior Fortune wl : clent to spoil the reception of all of Hen ene ; Men's Cotton Socks—double heel s St ose the other sets, not only on the same ifs aulte, A Day were, pair, 206, Brora s Hcg ane Pa pe eeirere ey omen 8 Table Speone.....--.. vee “jria ones Socene roof, but for several blocks aroun . colors—were .15 pair 12% 6 found Bow! Soup Spoons... in ual lad Forks What actually happens in language that Women's - Mercerized Hose 6 t 70 . Dinner Forks, Dessert Forks | ® Individual Pie Porks uM derstand is that one or more lor « \ { 7 jual Pie Fi St ths sels reverse and unconttollably bar Ua seus series tops Ghildeenie 36 Fine Mercerined Were $2.07 Doeoors Speen Were }!ndividual Buster Renvetee become transmitters. “black, white and cordovan— | “Hose—good assortment of sport ice Cream Spoon: 50c Bee Oyster F. Th i vay In which this dis- " 9 Full hioned, with mer- Siceainy condition oan bo remedind where the ach were .38. ’ n 2 shades a a3 Saieserilenes afitt __ Ico Tea Spoons. Each | Sugar Shells, Buttey Knives ta Ja) used. The only so On Be f n * {ition ies tn the use of the indoor loop ae B tor 1.30 Silke Plaited Hove-tuli | | TesSpoone—were.t8 euch .122)5 | Sterling Handled Pie Servers — i r d hopeless to try ‘ 1B ous col 4 . ¥ style handles— eee ee eT ee eae the or in the Surf Women’s Triple Extra Size Lisie | Children’s Fine Mercerized Hose VAnOlE: OolOF: “Sey Dinner Knives—triple plated on | were $1 ieee ee :78, direction” ofthe aerials gr to try and Hose—black, white and cordovan |. 7 black, white and eordovan— were 61.46 99 sn eT Talt aecon 1.76 | Sterling Silver Candlesticlre— work several sets from the n 6 3.23 ; Y “ —were .75... pair 4 33 8. i 10 inches high- ‘The present day apartment house radio as were p were .45. ‘ pair dl Children’s *; Silk Socks colored ; } situation offers a fruitful fleld of experi- On the Rene woustea) 2 tor 1.90 a i OO atte chite Gravy Ladies and Cold Meat were 814.98.......Palr 10.95 ment for the radio engineer. Ow ners of at case, Sea ee were $1.25 76 ner WH ed Sh aeas 5s | ul a meacain ! tment houses after conferring with ee 5 : aa : 5 and B1.25 ea...... + -pla' raye— engineers hesitate to give permission to Wye is a good-looking Women’s Silk Mixed Sport Hose | foe ne te, 4. | Plated on 18% nickel sllver--rell tenants to erect aerials on the roof so as bathing suit. full fashioned—all tweed ry Spor re ate | able make with handles— te keep peace in their houses. One iho surhvou cen the TO TS’ SUMMER FR O CKS sbades—were 2.07 1.66 Steak ; Sete rtmo-piees sterling vere 85. os irises + £425 emu s , M silver handles—fine steel | without handles— Hope Hampton, the movie actress, has z full measure of the fun, blades—-were 93.95,...set 2.40 | were 94.75 RRA 8.25 taken a decided Interest in radio and has had a set placed in her dressing room at the studio and also in her home. She has become sdenthusiastic that she will devote the better part of Saturday eve- ning at the Radio Show, where she will be seen in The Evening World Radio Club Booth, where she will enroll new members in the club, CONCERNING AMPLIFICATION, The ever-present shortage of radio material, the excessively high price of the little that can be had, and the radio 7. Resin aw of Lady fan's inborn dealre to experiment, are Look for the Tom Wye label. Dette Chacolates directly responsible for some of the a Pr, pealates most useful “wrinkles” that have been Robert Reis & Co. ound Box of ¢ hoc- | All these evolved and which are invariably tried pprtopien under all conditions by thousands of fans, The desire to reproduce the sounds with as little distortion as pos- sible has been the field in which much has been done in the way of experi- Milk Chocolate but very little accomplished. Cherries } Speakers are at best horrible things to listen to unless working under Sold Separately ideal conditions. Salesmen for various of loud speakers have a pet phrase which is calculated to convince the average prospective customer: dresses which are finished with hand stitch- Chocolate Nuts. Pound Box 4 ders, lined with contrasting “Nothing comes our of this horn that . . % 6 in not put in it’—but it is hand to ing or laceand embroidery. 2 to 6 years. Gum Sweets... Pound Box .25 believe that statement when the results are heard, No horn produces the sounds ‘Arlington official time at 12.55 P. M. and 10.55 to 11 P. M. 6P. Shipping news at 2.05 P. M. Weather reports at 11 A. M., 1 P. M., Pure Worsted BATHING SUITS great value In obtaining the noces- seks Sary’ fundamentals of this sclence Something on this list to ap- For sale at most book stores, radio supply stores, or order direct, Experimenter Publishing Co. Camera Supplies at One-Third i wi . Off Regular Prices pee purple, brown and navy. Handles are of natu- because Tom Wye is per- fectly comfortable. Light, clastic, cut for freedom and good style. Heather mixtures and solid colors—8%5.00 at Were $1.67.... 94 HOLIDAY SPECIALS for the Week-End Delicious Candies men’s wear and sporting goods stores. and Creams Pound Box of Gum Sweets i Half-Pound Box of Sheer organdie in the flower shades and fine white lawn are the materials of these dainty Lady Dainty Chocolates Pound Box . 49 Milk Chocolate Cherries Several Styles are illustrated. Reg. Value .95 Women’s and Misses’ Canton Crepe Wraps 2.50 Were $4.97 38 Reg. Value .59 Sleeveless, knee.length. Union s and shirts, sizes 34 to 46. Were $35.00 Smart models with caracul collars or deep fringed bor- shade of crepe de Chine. Drawers, sizes 32. perfectly and there is to a large degree Half Pound 209 5 A-certain anfount of truth in the sales- 7 man's story, so we will take a look at @ method that has been evolved by 1M, See Pages 12 ond 17 fae Other Hearn Advertioinge ‘‘ Merbert Hi, Metcalf, a radio engineer, | See Today’s Evening Journal or Sun for hist ef Morning Specials on Sale Temervaw, Saturday, Unti ee eee, i ee ae eae Le” tutte Cn nate ORE omen