The evening world. Newspaper, June 29, 1922, Page 16

THE EVENING WORLD, THU RSDAY, JUNE 29, 19232. Leot@ EB. Fisher, soprano; J. Thurston at the transmission station of the never been achieved in long distance loss of efficiency ts made up b Noe at the plano HE TURNS LOOSE Radio Ber poration of America at] Wireless communication, No. 4 Is the|avoldance of the necessity of repemey fy SUNN OE ee | IRELAND aeeDlO ig e usual stréigth of Radio Corporation| ing every word during warm weathdl Roeky Point, L.1., were the occasion A . waves, and Senator Marcon! sald yes-|to guard against faint or obliteral 40 P. M.—"Vogues,” Paris Cable on AND STOPS COURT yesterday of a visit there by Senator he geeh Sead gt h DA ae a4 Fashions terday they were the clearest signals|signals. When weather condition@ 10.80 P, M.—Programme of Dance Music ee WILL DEFY OT Gugtieimo Marcon! of Italy and his by Tom Reynolds's Society Orchestra oY " * of New York: Tom Reynolds, banjoist; Queenstown Waves Get What the perfector of wireless recotved at his long distance stations|axain become favorable, the two in England groups of towers and alternators caniy fw |] Jonn Pospinil, violinist: Al. Picco, sax- Out of Wi ere communication saw was the first ap- ophoniat; Archie Pistilli, cornetiat; Jo: f indow H In addition to the synchronization] be disconnected in a few moments] ii Plication of a new summer service of|both turn at 22,050 revoluflons per ee tlon to get a better and more compre-| Scherger, planta: Fred. Hollman, drum and Interrupt Suit. the Radio Corporation. The dual al-/minute and under exact regulation, | a obs "Ca A, fox-trot; * y ¢ vi 5 hensive idea of its construction and op Gore," (ons trot; Sts FeRatiet Radio waves from Queenstown, ternators, which are dynamos, send|this representing many months of . Cr i of the two alternators, so that they|cf adjustment, By Capt. Robert Scofield Wood. Buy Dr, Custar’s ARMSTRONG'S NEW CIRCUIT. — | eration yesterday br ‘ i in conjunction a 400-kilowatt current] testing, the second six towers were put ‘i Ever since Bdwin Armstrong made — peigon River.” walla; “Venetian Love! trelund, disturbed the judicial capable of ploughing Its way through|into service yesterday, Six’ tewse,|{ Wood Arch Support Saddle bee public his atest. radio invention, with ANOTHER USE FOR RADIO. Hepbire ciate Magvice ben calm of Part IX of the Supreme any hot weather atmospheric disturb-| form one transatlantic antenna, The Fora ae eee ouepets Canam ve ite astounding powers of amplification, | tere is a use for radio that Where There's a Will There's n] Court yesterday afternoon where The conversion of twelve 410-foot | ance, two joined will send radio waves three fore buying will you of 2 fans all over the country have been} prove of interest to girls and boys In tests last Sunday the Rocky] miles wide, the current of 120,000 volt: onrer enn etter eee be frantically begging for details. With? studying stenography and who find ft Justice Richard P, Lydon was |radio towers—in a row three miles Point pignal ware wecnived in Nauén, |axid 900 atiperes. he ss {ousorany tee 4 bes he has been able to increase | hard to get some member of the fam- _ . cad 8 we . . joven m4 i tho performance of the bost three-valve [tiv tc ated the camper of the tary | swanes Blue Bind” fox-troty “cutie” | hearing argument in @ commer- [tong—into one afiténna and the ayn: Germany, of a strgngth known as No.| In effect, this means that two ata-|{ 150 6th Ave,, nr. 11th St, N.Y. i get from an amplification of 5,000 times | oud ao that they may ‘make perfect] fox-trot; “Oogie, Oogle, Wa W clal contract sult. ‘The radio |chronisation of two great alternators 9, No, 10 is tho maximum and has| tions are converted into one, and this is the original strength of the signals to] records trot. waves should have stopped at the - orataesim: = : = — —————— i] Ahout 100,000 times the original strength.| With a radio Instrument one can —- receiving station in Room 426 of The best description of the new set] spend the day copying the lectures and| (—————————————————. Prien a Reco 4 hat e1 ‘ the Stewart Building, No. 280 i te given by Armetrong himeelt, #0 We lother apoke ter that come over W J Z (Newark) - eae icant Oe bf Will let him tell his own story the radio phone from 9 A. M. to almost troadway, directly opposite th i A brieif way to describe the super- | midnight radiophone has one ad- 360 Metres court, but the operator, with the + regenerative circuit 1s that one tube ts] vantage that ie in favor of the begin- aid of an amplifier, had relayed st H made to do the work formerly done by | ner, which f# the slow and distinct way them throukh ah Oped. window to Store P helms § three. It has been shown for several] in which exp 1 radio talkers dv-| Feathres of the day: N the world at large. Ht eure years that the init of amplification has wer thelr speeches. es \sreat, many Agricultural reports at 12 M. and 6 Atter Court Attendant gonn Pennsylvania deen reached when the ative cha scnoors are ee J a Pal . ae ‘* Malloy had tracked the waves to 9 to 56:80 —== — ———— — , aha ¢ appro: positive [for students who study shorthand. Arlington oMcial time at 12.55 to 1 7 Sj mee o TO : Charge: Di ekperinenuine’t wave found - P.M. and 10.55 to 11 P, M thelr lair and had explained the 82ND _STREET — BROADWAY — 33RD _STREET--NEW YORK CITY ' that it is possible to increase the nega Baseball reporta from 3to8 P.M. | situation to the operator outside, “ A sae i ive ch temporarily, for abut one fi tisic every hour from 11 A. M. to 6} Publication of the news cease: Hints Mhousandth of a second, tar |{ QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS J} ,,*\/ ind. the contract, case continued i and still keep the | \————_____ Weather reports at nd disturbed on it is legal above A Doric re i Wl “Some Chive d Gave Rrereaend Bel Gon in hgy Teporta at at A. M., 1, 6 and ee urbed on its tortuous lega Increase ‘which permits the enormous atsting of & onecilide tuning coll, 81: 7 p, a.—"Jack Rabbit stories” by yt ‘ alena detect a ho zt Nae Ne ee ee eireaic [and & Hinetysfoot Aermll with oC ae Code: a “An Old-Fashioned 1 nate two tubes from the circuit kdl ns TT pee: M—"Claima,”” by James A.| porter, by Mins Ford and Miss Knap : “Another practical reault of this eir-|foot lead-in. Un until n week ago 1! punkett. 9 P, M.—"Radio Compass System : cult will be the ability to detect vars bvedrcolhdhedl fi habatals aa pba 745 P. “Tax prospects for the| iteut. Commander D. Patte! CORINA GRAS EO) mietrO8: WIth the te TINIE. TL hbvein aren Rese cole | Hixt Wen Yeath and the-waiue of keowing | Din Goucan Babe DHA Wesel cic ; ‘ Baty minaraue nate) Now that (he range |{Utly aorne. 1 Have, never beer: able your ewn condition,” by Archibald Har-| 9,15 P. M.—Concért by Mme under 200 metres Is available for the] to Z. bt pil ris. Corner, contralto, Programm: broadcasting stations, the cost of opera- | « Fe eaeey ae EGE toon § Pp. M—Joint yecital by Mabello] Fatale,” Verdi; “The Last Hour, Lee vl Pe ctwech a receiving set | Look over your connections end mexe| Lorne Knapp. violinist, and Mey Har-| mer; “Agnus Del,” Binet: ‘tor You : Sena NTe Uli ihe cuperrosstevalivelaure that (ere is nate Break tcmes | Der werd: Promtamnfe: \Gavating,” Van] Mentdguer “ANI BON Biter! azererboer } equipped with the super-regenerative | si : , | Iperen: “Polish Dance," Wienawaki, by | “Because,” 4'Hardelot; “El E eirouit and the ordinary regenerative | where in the circuit. Your aerial may | Mise Knapp, tanviogusar “we - Tike = ‘w ‘ hy, | litt-Fisher; “Kde Demov Muj. elreult, 1 have found that the sienalsybe grounded somewhere on some sec-| gus: “When We sree ee ean hich ‘can just be heard from the sim-|tion of the house. Then again t en't Said Our n folk song—tradition: Prayers,” Bilss; “Philosophy,”’ Emmell. by Miss Ford. “When Song Is Sweet,’ Sans Souci; “Break 0’ Day,” § by Miss Ford and Miss Knapp. Swan,” Saint Saens; “A Fairy ‘ale, nd connection may not be making itact—try another ground connec Test out the cireuit with a dry- cell battery and see that it is complete. Also test out your phones and see if] Kemeny 2% i pe they are in working order. ‘The tact] toigne hy aire ee, Snow,” Cecit Bur te Nata Californta Si unrt with an indoor loop aerial and costs no} that you are unable to receive WWZ| Mise’ Mora’ ae Btylo ‘ ‘onat Guar rf should give you no alarm am it is a See arava ah e licensed the: ult Style Suit, more than the regular outfits in use to Gactuer) | Olaines day with the outdoor aerial. Employ-|rather low-power station and if you] “Obertaas (caer Ae ean R ae 42.60 Ing the new circuit will enable the ama-[live very far from the station you are| “Mathilda,” Ire Tet ann i regenerative set at the most critical ero point can be heard all over the room with the super-regenerative clr- cult.”* ‘ Another feature that will appeal to the amateur fs that {t can be operated Extra Heavy ure Worsted Suit, Roys’ Const Guard Suit, $3.95 teur to Hsten in on the’ Universe with| not very likely to hear It with a orystal the faintest brondcastings at the ex-|set. Then again you may be shielded treme corners of the earth well within] from the station by some very highly of Pure Worsted : for Men All Sizes One-Piece Styles or Up to 46 e Two-Piece Styles his-range. conductive steel structure which ab- developed under the friendly guidance would like some information, ‘The per- son from whom I bought, it claims it ui] has only been.dharged three times, How Founded 1887 plate of the battery the amperage } ‘ a regenerative hook-up using honey- ' comb colla What is the battery | worth? Answer—The fact that the battery? The fact that it has only you'll want to take some, if not all, of these things to the recharging station ha Saturday. the type of the battery, its construc- %, tion, or any of the detatis, it is im: Men’s Pure ‘This super circuit, Ike many other of] sorbs the signals before they reach your of Prof. Pupin in Harth arch Lab-| Radio Fan, Clity—"Il bought a second n I check up the amperage which he FOURTEENTH STREET WEST OF FIFTH AVE. marked zero. Is the water in it di battery only been charged three been recharged three times may be de- test the amperage for you. The { idea of iust oh American sible to give you any fdea of just what Worsted : Armstrong's contributions to radio, was] aerial. oratories at Columbia University. hand six-volt ‘A‘ battery on which I cleaims to be -807 On the history FRIDAY Ulled or not? Will you please publish times means nothing. How old is the To get the most out of your Fourth of July outing Cidealy. agAIHAE IG When. you with you. 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