The evening world. Newspaper, May 30, 1922, Page 6

iy Scofield five amperes from reaching the tube. Me salige eet vere The Iie of the “tungar’ tube depends . Sy Croix de Guerre with |iargeiy upon the treatment accorded It, _ THE W J Z (Newark) 360 Metres. Features for the day: Agricultural reports at 12 M, and 6 > M. Arlington 0! M {ficial time at 12.65 t H to 1 P.M. from 3 P.M. ti EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAY 30, 1922, * COP STOPS HORSE RUSHING IN CROWD Policeman MeGivney Jumps ot From ‘Taxi. Policeman Thomas McG y for } o8 congratulated to- our from 11 A. M. fo 6) capture last evening of a on Runaway’s Back vney was nis daring runaway four palme; formerly Commander 167th] and under favorable conditions will] Shipping news al P.M. horse to whose back he leaped from # mr pow plod Royal Air Forces. average 1,800 houre of actual duty Weather reports at dl A. ML. 1 P.M] commandeered taxi, after the anima AGING STORAGE BATTERIES — 6PM, 1017. M ; : With A. ©. STANDARO OIL FLEET USES RA. | 7 Pete Mnn in the Moon’ stories, | had endangered the lives of hundreds PART? DIO COMPASS BEACONS. 7.0 PM. -"A. Vision of War," | of Brooklyn ehildren and pedestrians increased cost and additional] The fleets of the Standard Oi) vom: pany have been ordered to make ni 9 8 Fulogy by Robert Ingersoll, read by ditor of the h Seeker \ motor truck driven by y Charles Si 1° 5 OP. Mothers,” by andre No. 446 West t Stree cations of using the two-bulb net [DOTY Or ations for the wer of naval] 740 P.M fothers," by | Dandrea h. Street oes not compensate for the difference |radio compan atations to obtain and | Alice Diirrell Ble D iske Ueeky Manhattan, atruck a horse and wagor tn results, and a the pulsating direct |verity their positions off the coast, The | a Bertin te tes left unattended at Dean Street an very way forjoompany haa ected its skippers to # current is satiefactory in every wa TAAES" ill’ aid Crue ne neon oF. Tay Address, by} pourth Avent Thomas Marri battery charging, the simple half e ¢ t of rat | Capt omer Chap pohly nh stati Inthe event of running | Pawar AP’ pedtdior, No { Seventh Avenue stifier 1x the more popular aground, the order atater that an in- {tain o 4 inion , The gas filled “tungar’ tube corre: | \Setigation will be conducted to arcer-[A BE. #, and N naem-| frooklyn, The horse, dragging two @ponds to the ordinary two-emwent iain whether or not the verse) want biyman, Musical programme of patri of the demolished waso Valves. The filament te excited trom a [Min whether oF not ine chee at one otic. elnctions, including “My Own wheels of Sire eource of low voltace fa shown inlor the forty-four radio atations mar tate by G. Barle Kindelber- [dashed through Fourth Avenue to the Figure 1. An adjustable resistance |iained for positioning purposes bw the a Long Island Railroad Station, passing regulates the amount of charring Cur’ | Navy Department and whether or » Concert by Charles Duerr, , eof peuple, NO ehe Tent flowing through the battery. This line master of the unfortunate craft srtera Company, 312th | trough erowds of poor ‘o'one wai ie merely cited as an example, a0 as to ° eiite IMive the anderiyt used the facilities at Principles of opera- Irtyene facts will be ¢ tion. While it {s possible to charge Aliermining hin respons i Lawrence March, Assembly Dattory using another battery to excite | rinne hie Temmonely. ade ital Drop of Water, Chow Call, 1st New| RATHER SEE DAUGHTERS the filament of the lamp for reohara-|pert of thelr regular ruling that if afJersey Infautry March, Drill, Pay Day. DEAD THAN DANCING ing, there is no economy in exhausting | vease! goos aground under any circum-]Sick Call, Guard Mounting, Stable, To — ne battery (o help charge another. AJ stances and has not asked for a com-| the Colors Retreat five-ampere bulb takes approximately [oie bearing Aftean minutes before the] Kite, ‘Tattoo Oimeera | New Britain Pastor So Saya, Orpvor- ue Giperes at two And one. fnocident, the Captain shall be charged |Call, Call to Quarters, Fatigue, Taps,| !ns Community Dance Hall, for filament lightiny with neglect of duty and punished by | School. (Special to The Evening World.) sistance for regulating the charging tne authorities accordingly. 9.30-—Recital by Lucile Collette, Pa-! NEW BRITAIN, Conn., May 30.—De GurTent would be ineMelent and waste-| Reporte filed in the Naval Communi- |r . ation Service office show that in Jan- In the standard mercury vapor set |¢ x E the principle is carried out. without | UAly 11,850 compane bearings were fur, fehed §.198 ships; in February waste or loas of energy by the use of a|tearings ‘were radioed to 4769 weancls, wmall auto-transformer, In the small and in March positions were reported popular 6-ampere one battery set this le, 3.997 ahipe within an average time of stransformer has two secondary wind. 13.75’ minutes, a total of 8,428 bearings ings, one consisting of @ few turns of lbeing given. Of the Inst 7,124 bearings heavy wire for furnishing the filament lwere furnished merchant ships and current and the other consisting of ® eight to aircraft, which is making uso great number of turns for supplying |of the service as well as the ships of the battery charging current. The Pri- | 6 ‘nea tpary dan three adjustable tape, making . outfit adjustable t t re Su Sst tunes cousibareiae rors NAVY TO STUDY STATIC. current to start the bulb rectifying] Plans for the atudy of the well known than it does to maintain the arc for|static, so troublesome to the radio fan, the most economical operation, In this|in connection with its possible relation respect it in like most everything else,|to storm centres, has been announced by the Navy Department for the com- ing summer months. TWENTY-5IX NEW BROADCASTING STATIONS LICENSED. Between May 20 and 27 the following Umited commercial stations were li- censed by the Radio Section of the De- partment of Commerce. WDZA, Arjsona Dally Star, Tucson, th WDAO, Automotive Electric Com- pany, Dallas, Tex. WDAL, Florida Times Union, Jack- sonville, Fie. WDAN, Glenwood Radio Corporation Shreveport, La. WDAQ, Hartman-Riker Electric and Machine Company, Brownaville, Pa WDAR, Lit Bros., Philadelphia, Pa. WDAM, Western Electric Company, New York, N. WD. Electric Company, wpaw, deoreia Railway and Power | >! Company, Atlanta, Ga. WDAK, Hartford Courant, Hartford, Conn. the initial force necessary to move an|, WDAU, Slocum & Kilburn, New Bed- object 1# alwayw greater than the en- | ford. Me etay required to keep it going. In the eee tun eceasary t L start rectification i eo high ‘tnat i? lett| WDAX, First National Bank, Center- on for any length of time would result | Ville, Ia. in burning out the tube. An arrange-| WDAY, Kenneth M. Hance, Fargo, ment is therefore provided to lower the|N. D. potential as soon as the bulb com-| KDZD, W. R. Mitchell, Los Angeles, mences rectifying. Cal. ‘2 When purchasing one of these sets] WDAV. Muskogee Daily Phoenix, it is well to bear in mind the Muskogee, Okin. your battery—for a battery o! KDZE, The Rhodes Company, Seattic, ‘Wash. pere hours the 2-ampere tube will dol KDZF, Automobile Club of Southern the work. For any larger sise battery | California, Los Angelos, Cal the S-ampere tube should be used, aa it] WAC, Baines Electric Service Com- will charge the battery in a much|pany, Terre Haute, Ind. shorter period, KDZG, Cyrus Peirce & Co,, San Fran- Another point that should be consid-| cisco Cal. ered is the duty or “load.” aa it 4s] WEAA, Fallain & Lathrop, Flin caliod, that is ‘put on the battery—the | mich. rate of discharge when operating the | KDZH, Fresno Evening Herald, Fres- receiving set. If a single tube detector | no, Cal. amplifier is used, the discharge rate] WEAD, Northwest Kansas Radio will be approximately one ampere. If | supply Company, Atwood, Kan. the receiver ia in operation an average | WIcAD, A hadin -Baioment of three hours a day the total discharge | company, Fort Dodge, will be three ampere hours. In thie] “an Radio Compass stations, espe- ease the two ampere tunger lamp will | cially those along the Gulf coast, will be sufficiently large for recharging the | co-operate with the Weather Burean battery regardless of its size. Operat- Jin taking radio compass bearings on all “ng the rectifier for about two hours a) static disturbances three times daily, day will keep the battery in prime con- lin an effort to determine whether , not there is any connection between the centre of electrical disturbances and the centre of storms. sIf this is found to be the case, it js sald that storms originating off the Southeastern coast can be followed every Yecbarging operations of at least five | f00t of thelr progress un the Gulf of hours daily, whereas a five-ampere rec- | Coast and forecadis aii on touch tifler tube would do the work in about |*hem to the sections they wilt tone eR eatin: effect May 30 at Hampton Fonds alr A battery should never be permitted rye ee . ‘to run down complete! before it ia re- | Station. Roose ne Seen 1p Unt |. Aside from the needi sity and bearing o K moan! hari : Raitars. st han tive ory being received by telegraph from Nay takae il toms the 1. onar compass stations at Hog Island, Vir that it invariably choosea|#tia Beach and Poyers Hill dally at to become inoperative just In the middle} $ A: M. 12 M. and 4 P.M of some interesting programme, and, jamuel A. Waite, Worcester, unit is used, the total discharge over the same period will be nine ampere hours. ‘To keep the battery fully charged with a two-ampere rectifying lamp un- der this heavy load would’ necessitate secondly, during the period of complet: NEW NICARAGUAN STATIONS vecharging the station is out of opera-| The establishment of a commervial ton. wireless station at Managua and also The advantages of putting back the energy consumed every day or so are obvious, ‘The tungar has been approved by the Nesone! Soard of Fire Underwriters, and if hooked up in approved fashion it A it perfectly ante to put the recharging Barns Ploy rets At Ie Serna Sada eaatation ocd Go away with that these concessions given to Mr. Wil- safety, If at any time the supply yolt-|80n. who represents the Tropical Radio age should fail, and when coming on|Télesraph Company | (United = bruit again is not sufficiently strong to start |COMPAaNY). exclumive rights at the places the tube rectifying, there is no need for | mentioned stations at efields, San Juan del Norte and Cabo Gracias de Dios | have been autho: by granted to John B. Wilson eu wording .to United States worry, as it is impossible for the bat- tery to discharge back through the rec- | THE EVENING WORLD RADIO Cl.UB. tifying tube, Application tor Membership. Figure enient method - fier with the battery and insures the safety of the receiving instruments by making it impossible to charge the battery with 1@ receiver hooked in. Aside trom the | aggress fact that operation of the receiver Would be impossible with the rectifier STREET, TOWN, STATE connected to it through the battery, | Receiving Set due to the pulsating noises of the A. C which would be evidenced in the re- esivers to the utter éxelusion of every- thing else, there is possibility of dam- age to both receiver and rectifier. If experimental work is contemplated in which a direct connection between the rectifier and the receiver is desired | Call Letters it will be well to purchase with an insulated transformer —— separate pri mary and secondary—inetead of regularly ured eut The same protection may be had by connecting in the At nr ! wo 1” insulating & ‘The care of the rectifier tube ‘e iden- tital with thet of the radio tubes. In experimental work conneg? « rheostat tne an ammeter in th C. clreuit pe ap to prevemt @ cur more than a Broadcasting Set ........005 ry) Type... Location .. Date . F stitution, became worse early to-day and a phy but the boy was dead Division. Program ck Prince March, Reve- me: | injured ———~> {sian violin virtuoso. The programme cjaring before public audience will be announced by radio, Peterson will be the accompanist. K DK A (Pittsburgh) “340 Metres. 1.30 P. M.—Results of morning games National and American Leagues, emorial Day Addre “Rygones.”" 3. is P, M.—Basebali scores. 7 P. M.—Baseball scores; News; Weekly Talk on Dress “land: & P, M.-Baseball # fel” and “The Preamble of the Con-| Princeton Univ * by Robert Russell McWhin- “In Memory of Those All of Whi Gave Much and Some of Whom Gave All," by C. C. C. Stotler. £30 P, M.—''The Stone Ton'* and “The Burning of the Rice Fields," bed-| been the custom for many y Sure Relief M hr INDIGESTION me stories for the children. Arlington time signals. —— DIES SEVERAL HOURS AFTER AUTO HIT HI Elliott Boudy, five years old “ot Ne. WDAP. Midwest Radio Central, Inc.| 601 West 174th Street, died at 6 A. Chicago, Il. t from injuries received from an KDZB, Frank E. Siefert, Bakers-| automobil ternoon when field, Cal. crossing t tof his home. ruises was taken home, He suddei warehouse regardles Our Ent. clothes at the lowest of the well-known Sale at Our Whol ‘oncert by Mills's Maryland " Cumberland, Md.; the Sapphtre ‘Tee-Pee Blues,"" 318 Hast 94th had hit him, fter being treated for shock and 7 , chandise of this grade. Mr. would rather see his own five dead at his feet than to see them on a dance hall floor practising the modern pastor dances, the Rev. A. B. Tay! of the People's Church of © pavilion. daught lor, hriat, denominational, to-day took the public forum in opposition to a public dance he ‘The Common Council has before it a resolutic a munteip peollivdasat fein’ Save Sy PRINCETON COMMENCEMENT BF HELD OUTDOORS. calling for the construction of 1 open air dance pavilion in the park and it is in opposition to this that the clergyman made his speech, Re! . claiming that modern dances demorallze I Her at Twilight and “Doo-Dah tine younger generation. Tro era] The annual commencement June 20 of om ‘sity, the 176th, will be held this year out of doors for the first time. ‘Tho size of the graduating class about 500—made {it impossible for it to be held in Alexander Hall, ars. as has M. As we, are RETIRING FROM BUSINESS, we must dispose of every garment in our factory $ of former prices. There- fore this great sale just in time for June events. ire Stock of Tuxedos & Full Dress Suits at O% OFF This is a wonderful opportunity to buy evening prices ever quoted for mer- Ineluded are many suits “Hickey-Freeman" make. Samuel Blum le Manufacturing Factory 740 BROADWAY at ASTOR PLAC TAKE ELEVATOR TO SIXTH FLOOR 6 BELLANS Hot water Sure Relief LL-ANS — a Ff nf Still the original process. : Body and flavor, not Budweise Everywhere alcoholic content, made Budweiser the favorite. And body and flavor are the same today. ANMEUSER-BUSCHM, INC. ST. LOUIS Anheuser-Busch Wholesale Distrisutors Phone Melro Ice & C. S. Co., Inc. 164th St. & Brook Ave. New York City | | | vnisit COUNTESS SEES MAYOR, he advocates for an Irish Repubs J Mayor John 1%, Hylan an hour's at City fore lenving tor Du Markioviez, one of Hail yesterday ~afte in to-day by the Herengaria, soon Take no substi a} Water Carisbad Products Co., Sole Agents for th ©. 8. 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Wed. and Sat., 2.20, t ‘y i, l id p wiih wi DORIS emt 12h § 0 A. M 108 A. M.. for {Bear Mountain, p e a ul dance Vion eing er Mountain, tNewburgh and [Return steamer same day from points By Stanley Holiday Mat. pf a =r SOOERRND B E A R- = one 5 BARNEY BERNARD avd” HOOT Yor ih i iat Mountain ALEXANDER CARR in new MILNE'S NEW COM SPECIAL a FULTON oP. ‘REPUBLIC LAWFUL rien Nights at day &Bat.2.30 | [Serene bate a Regul Abies I ish Rose EUGENE O'NEILL'S Lesves | er Duy, Serie Mer M3 0 A.M. rect. Event TO-DAY and BA BELMON Setaito Ideal One-Day Outings. ther Y.... nt, Dechresene wt. New York ‘anal Ww Murtodayasnt By A, A. Milne TRUTH BLAYDS artersoon TO-DAY Steel Str. Onteora tas Priattea ™. 8.30. CXktasue, “THE HAIRY. APE, eek Plymouth, W. 45th St. Eves. 8.45. Round Trip serene gs coe, Sellgras gee: Mats. Thurs. & Sat. 2.45 Refreshments. Music. 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DAVID BELASCO Presents LENORE ULRICas KIKI KIKI Hol | oo “°% Oto Kruger m Fox presents @ thrilling and magnificent picture, : Scene after scene SPECIAL MOONLIGHT Fie hd TO_KEANSBURG SS The RUBICON! with VIOLET HEMING. ace EDDING et NASH TO-MORROW: Wivta Yeeciew: “trot He sa ‘A PLEJACK"| fh} Jcsenicd ky WILLIAM FOX | | Y 6000 00D MORNING DEARIE Directed by J.GORDON EDWARDS SIGHT ee 8°] HT LYRIC, GLOBE HOLIDAY 7 4 MUSIG BOX WY.‘3 IRVING BERLIN'S With ; 1h NEW BRIGHTON y “SHUFFLE ALONG see ih “THE LOVES BHGHES % WOLI PHARAOH” ant t with, | Rivoll Concert Orches 4TH & Bi bores ‘MUSIC BOX REVUE SAM H, HARRIS Syacd*4ves, 2 Sac, ‘ SIX CYLINDERLOVE “PRIARS “FROLIC. an iD ar TO-NIGHT, MAY 30. {faving Bast i, MUSIC DANCING RE ator nae a Cr KEY 00 (4, i (Daylight Raving: Hie » half hour Inter. irect ral sat Eg is to ch Herc i xpress Freight Service— Weiser NAY 1GATiON COMPANY: passes of almost breath- MONTH taking beauty On the Lge Mr. Fox motion picture progress. 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