The evening world. Newspaper, July 5, 1922, Page 17

By Capt. Robert Scofield Wood.| A LETTER ON STATIC. Part 2 With the preceding article In mind it Bhould be clear that when one is re- @elving over long distance—several hundred miles—it is natural for the waves to come through trong at ons Moment and to fade away considerably the next moment, as some obstacle to fadio waves comes between the trans- faltter and the receiver, This Catlal too why one transmitting station of twe being the oth F exainple tien in Ch 8 ‘York and also from shi of radio for might Chiengo and N frequent in Winter seaso' the great @arth and it Beason. f power the successful sion by low 1 during the p the sake the radio waves clouds somelin much as 0 and so,very | are sometimes gals are mad Man Static 1o receive me cally absent during the wit increases during the spring severe during at least two or A much like a radio w assume that lichtr tion of static charges arc earth, oharges po it is pr mospheric of the earth, water yapor electrical disturbanc the earth. We know that static is mummer, when variations ix phere are g Also it is time that ie which travel to For tomorrow, an- swer that trying ques- tion by deciding on aFerris Ham. Wheth- er baked, boiled or roasted, its delicious! Wonderful cold! At all good butchers. F.A. Ferris & Co.,Inc., NewYork FERRIS HAMS é BACON 4 “A little higher in pros Eur ae Se } Ww att -TO-NIGHT Tomorrow Alright erient) taken at keep you well, by engthening your di- gestion and cilmination, Used tee static, Without knowing definitely the origin of this disturbance, it seems safe to assume that the actions which take Place in our atmosphere, due to the uir, the sun, sunspots, water vapor, &c., are responsible for the creation of these irregular, irresponsible and very troublesome waves which we call static, Since they are 8o much like the radio waves in nature, no way has yet found of eliminating them comp! Progress has been made in the la years, however, and the transoceanic stations are much more free of this interference than formerly. ‘The prob- lem of complete elimination of static is most diMeult one in radio and if solved we shall have @ new epoch in io because the power of transmitting jons can be greatly reduced and the reliability of communication increased, SUPERVISION OF PROGRAMMES. a man speaks on a subject he is horoughly familiar with it. Rad'o Is suffering the natural setback mposed by nature during the hot months which everybody expects and which will be forgotten and forgiven in course of a few months without erally dampening the desire and en- of the fans, but a continued f the air will destroy the con- ce of the people who support the ations indirectly, and the days of will be few and short. Supervision is necessary in all lines, and we need a little of ft in the fleld of radio entertainment. TWO STATIONS DISCONTINUE SATURDAY PROGRAMMES. WW2, the John Wanamaker station, will not be heard on Saturdays again until after Labor Day, and WVP, the y| Fort Wood station of the Signal Corps |* has shut down on the Saturday pro- srammes indefinitely. ne —— at ee WJZ—Newark 7 360 Metres. Features for the day: Agricultural reports at 12 M. and 1 — ; WOR—Newark { 360 Metres 10.30—""Travelling Clothes and Ac- cessories," an article supplied by Vv Magazine of New York. 11,.30—Smiles, by J. B. K. 12.30—Operatic selections. 1.30—Request programme. During this period numbers requested by the radio audience will be played. 2.80—Jack Cort, well known song- bird, will give another programme of bird imitations and also whistle a num- ber of popular selections. 3.20—Mr, Multon, Secretary of Guern- Breeders’ Association, will talk on ttle." Sporting News Up to the Min- given by Fred J. Bendel. ‘ky pictures for the kiddies, by lobug. -night stories for the ohil- dren, by Uncle George. THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1922, V7 1329-1331 4810-4812 BROADWAY FIFTH AVE, Near Gates Avenue Bet. 48th & 49th Sts. BROOKLYN BROOKLYN FULTON STREET ‘coro BRIDGE STREET ot Hoyt St-Subway Meation Brooklyn Tomorrow---Thursday A Sensational Sale of “Realize Your Expectations—at Either One of Three — ae ——— The Good Green Things of Spring tickle the palate on first warm days—especially if assisted by the appetizing tang of Eddys At Grocers and Delicatessen Stores, E. Pritchard, 327 Spring St., N. Y. In the last few weeks radio pro- lingtor grammes have been turned into pro-|M. and 10.55 to 11 P. M. grammes of propaganda by various en-] Baseball scores from 3 P. M. to? P. M. ing and designing interests, and! Music used some very unfavorable | Pp. from the regular listeners to the nightly programmes, ons not qualified have spoken on of a highly technical nature, oMcial time at 11.55 to 12 very hour from 11 A. M, to 6 ping news at 2.05 P. M. art 6 Weather reports at 12 M., 1 P. M., 6 P.M. and 11.01 P. M P. M.—"Review of the Iron and ted an element of distrust in| of the radio audience, da of the rankest kind has y ng rife, with apparently no] Smith’ Vinéen| the audience. 0 P. M.—‘‘The Meat Packing In- K stations find it hard} dustry From the Ranch to the Table,’* with good entertain- | William A. Johns. he broadcasting was & P. M.—Concert. wh to the number of performance: 9.30 P. M.—Recitations, Ida I. Ammer- ill be properly supported by the] man. nimal Stories,"’ Florence her than run matter that is antag-| WVP, Fort Wood—1450 metres— nizing the audience. will be on the air at 8.50 P. M. with A division of supervision should be] ‘Radio Instruction” and at 9 P. M, with per material ede by Ladony Opera Concert ‘om No Store Can Build Good Will on Good Byes! OOD byes are known only where good buys are not! But there are no farewells where patrons fare well! On the contrary, each transaction leads logically to another and every purchase is a new link in the lengthening chain of public confidence. That is why we are continually telling our buyers and our salespeople that the great- est satisfaction in selling is in selling satisfaction! The whole spirit of this institution and of the other great stores of which it is a part is, that ‘‘making a sale” is secondary to making a customer! And in calling the attention of the Women of Brooklyn to our latest acquisitions for Summer, it is only honorable to state that we have an ulterior motive! We want to renew acquaintance in the Fall! OPPENHEIM. 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