The evening world. Newspaper, July 19, 1922, Page 17

THE EVENING WORLD, Ml 1 lh bade “JACK THE RIPPER” SUSPECT Is FREED No Evidence Against Stef- fens for Tracy Murder, Says Court. By Capt. Robert Scofield Wood. TENDLER-LEONARD FIGHT TO CE BROADCASTED. So insistent has been the demand [or More broadcasting of sporting news, with particttiar emphasis laid on a re petition of the radio end of the Britton- Leonard’ fight, that Major J. Andrew White, editor of Wireless Age, ar ranged to broadcast, blow for blow, the Tendlar-Leonard championship "atch from Tex Ricka ‘hirty Acres the night of July 27. This will be the third fight that has been brokdcasted under White's diree tion, the first being the Carpentier Dempsey “‘set-to of a little over a year ago, and the second the now fa mous Leonerd-Britton mixup of last month, a & UESTIONS AND ANSWERS | | R. E. No “Will you says that radio signals will go farthe Across an expanse of water than they will across the jand they will be stronger destination than s\ flar distance ac: makes no difference what they pass ove and that they will go as far in one di rection as they will in another withou losing strength.” Answer—R. Bf right. Radio signals, for some unac countable reason, seem to travel farther over water th Paul Godley ember proved nals travel m water than they do over land in Scotland were no’ few hundred mile still trying to de for this difference. over iand, The d out last De doubt that sig heard by Godley heard more th inland. Scientists termine the reaso! ABC.—"How shall 1 hook-up a po- tive side of the ‘E Ed. Hahn, step outfit.” Ught line will cess with | local stati to satisfy y to your own use fs to daptability it out.” DR large cabinet peculiar tra whistling dials. It is touch the tu trouble and how Answer.—The howling which due to what is known caused by the hand panel hoard lined with ti In fit are th all w et through the The shielding should be | foil or thi panel with ty of clea binding posts panel board, grounded to ground binding post i Robert Allen t up to the electric light line, using ‘one of the new plugs which are adver- tised to do with the outr t twenty miles fr¢ Ans Just what success you may have h the electric light nerial is hard to You w the same volume from the aerial as you get from aerial. aerial? I live Newark." Fan—"Will an antenna run grounded el of static inte Answer—We do not know, but it is worth If you have a chance to try i would like to hear from you r the results, which will be of ir our readers. Howard—"'How c: nake a ground connection for a set which I want to instali in a canoe?" Answer— Get a piece of tron or copper bar about @ foot long and attach it to the end of 4 piece of No. 14 wire, drop this over- board and connect it to the grounding terminal of your set. i W W Z (New York) 360 Metres. 1.40 P. M.—Brief song recital by Hdna Beatrice Bloom, soprano. 3.40 P. M.—Victrola selections from French opera. 3.40 P. M.—Col. George BE. Iarms, ve of United States will give a short talk on “Employment of Rehabilitated Disabled Veterans.” 4.40 P. M.—Children's Hour given by f Constipation Relieved Without the Use of Laxatives Nujol is a lubricant—not a medicine or laxative— so cannot gripe. ‘When you are constipat- ed, there is not enough lubricant produced by your system to keep the food waste soft. Doctors rescribe Nujol because ts action is so close to this natural lubricant. Try it today, ‘8 stadium at Boyle's], The ealls| | ot ’°) TWO DEAD IN WRECK 1 hook a crystal |* Martin G. Steffens, No. 6 Jackson dren's stories and verse, Subject, “A] Street, was discharged by Judge Man- ee ae A talk on golf, by John] Us in General Sessions to-day ufter UG. Anderson, well-known expert the Grand Jury had refused to indict him for the murder of Ellen Tracy, victim of a ‘Jack the Ripper’ on April 1 in the hallway at No. 17 Cath- arine Street. The body was terribly slashed and Steffens was arrested when it wns learned he had been ween with the Antiniton ul time at 12.55 to 1]woman & ¢.w hours before the dis- nd 10.55 to 11 P.M. covery of the body. Soporre tern ete © me He was arraigned before Magistrate very hour from I A. M. tol erothingham on July 12 and he 1, 6 ana} Without bail for the Grand Jury. B no evidence connecting him with t W J Z (Newark) 360 Metres Features of t _ Agricultural Ay: ts at 12 M. and 6 Weather reports at 11 A. M 11.01 P.M. 6.00 P.M. of the Iron and} crime was produced and the murder Steel Indust ‘Thetr Relation tof must be added to the long list of un- rs by the | solved mysteries. M.—"Aniinal Stories," by PET a 20,000,000 FOOT The Tope. Engi Standard Oil interest, ng Company, a has started to construct the Prod absorption plant for the Corporation. capacity of 30, and handle the t Soldier-Cas: Krammit, co-star with Julia Sanderson In “Tangeri outnue a per gas Linc -- DEAF AND DUMB CASES WANING, REPORT SHOWS | ttate Drops From 486 to a MUllou to WASHINGTON, 19.— Although and dumb persons © per one mil eased from 486 to 425, the ensus Bureau announcec REBELS IN AMBUSH ATTACK FUNERAL PARTY KHL Commandant and Capture Blght Free State Soldiers, 3 July 1%.—An automobile . Which horrified quickly sur- alongside ir crowd which unded the car me OF TRAIN IN OKLAHOMA Engineer “Katy chid. 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LONDON, July 19.—Lord Forbes, formerly Sir Archibald Williamson, who took his seat 1h the House of Lords yesterday, made a personal statement utting the charges of Ronald McNeill in the House of Com- mows yesterday that as a member of the firm of Balfour, Williamson & Co. Sir Archibald was doing business in South America, “with laxity in rela- tion to trading with the enemy.” Lord Forbes explained that the con tracts he had with German firms in 1915 had been entered nto with the knowledge and consent of the British Government and that after the United States came mto the war his firm, on instructions trom the British Government, ceased delivertes Lord Birkenhead, Lord High Chan- cellor, In defen he had fo and had dec! 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