The evening world. Newspaper, October 4, 1922, Page 19

a eee 7. THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1922. ception. Honeycomb coils are mé@re i is bl ] . DAUGHERTY WILL AID R. Richberg of Chicago, attorney for the! Melent f r lengths i secs: or eeenun ow more hee! SHOOK Picture on Tablecloth INJUNCTION APPEAL | fore an been here con | ee Govind a ‘ Wiguineptent,. Get, cc weonal forring with offcinie of the department a . Peterson— A detector Oct. 4.—Formal as-| regarding their attitude towatd an ar WeNIsT he eS two st f lification and would Cc W: d Ala K t ky surance of the Government’ illing- 1 or other st hich Ha after the first step, one in the second tain a final adjudication of the Chicago] tion, was assured of co-operation so an = os ae step on the third for the Gatectoe, Ri injunotion ae srproneed by Attorney}ns was considered legitimate and no ‘ i. " tumhert le eu Ha tell ce FIC hem! Rear of Disastei Follows Appearance of Dead Hus-|%"°" igherty in a letter to Donald in contravention of the judicial code. aii Answer—Connect the jack o. TS ry ; (= - ws By Capt. Robert Scofield Wood. secondary coll, Your aerial has nat; for the detector in the primary et’ the band’s Likeness in Widow’s Home. D li e ! ve period of approximately audio frequency transformer, the 7H STATIONS BROADCASTING ON 400/metres, Your set is giving exceptional] jack for the first step of amplitication| ELIZABETHTOWN, Ky., Oct. 4.) beard. No effort has been made to ehncious remove the picture and it seems the EXECS OS SS : i peopl: f th ighborhood fear- ful of touching the fabric. Expresses But Poorly Scores of petsons have visited the The Unique Flavor of home and all tell the same story. Many fear some disaster hangs over the house, Two weeks ago Connersville, Ind. E near the Kentucky border, reported the appearance on a window at the ‘s home of Squire Hooper of ghostly mn hands and finally the face of a woman, none of which could he ‘ scoured away, At Natchitoches, Miss., the likeness 7 a | A. of a Negress was said to have ap- Hae peared on a mirror nine months after TRY IT FOR YOUR NEXT MEAL, her death. It was ascribed to Voo- dooism by her neighbors. BLACK (Orange Pekoe Blend) MIXED or GREEN METRES. results If you receive all the stations|in the primary of the second audio fre-| Followers of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Eleven stations comprise the first} mentioned. The reason you do not hear| quency transformer, and the third Jack] 4nq othem leaders of spiritism, with up of broadcasters to operate on the] WHN is because it is not a powerful] for the last step in the plate circuit of hot ently designated 400-metre wave] station and you are too far removed|the last step of amplification. A de- who believe in spirit photo- eth. The following stations com-|from it. 2XB—Experimental Station of | talled verbal description would be very are ‘having their inning at prise this group and started operation | w, Blectric Company, New York} complicated for a simple operation 80] pastview, a hamlet in this, Hardin Monday night: s WIAW — Polic dauarters, | suggest that you walt a fow day’ for] one AS Ne Coven Aubrey, WFAA—A. H. Belo & Co., Dallas} New York City; WEAF—Western Elec-|the diagram which will tell its own] County. SRCh USS) bean dead about News, Dallas, Tex. 5 trie Co., New York City; WBAY—|story very clearly. This diagram will] @n aged man who has been doe WBAY—American Telephone and Tel-| American Telegraph and ‘Telephone|be publisched before the end of the}a year, has suddenly appeared on egraph Co., New York, N. Y. Company, New York City. week tablecloth at the family home, now N. J. WWJ—Evening News Association, De-| {ish a hook-up of a combination short troit News, Detroit, Mich. and long wave recetving set using a WOR—Bamberger, L. & Ca, Newark coupled by the venehable widow: 400 Meires. * — ‘ady. WGY — General Electric Company,| vacuum tube detector and two steps of WGY—Schenectady Persons coming here from East- Pereneeceeys is: Ss mplifications? If possible we would} 1200 P, M.—U. S. Naval Obsorvatory view say the weird ploture is a pe| KSD—Pulitzer Publishing Company. |iike to have the short wave reception |time signals. fect likeness, revealing Aubrey's ex- act’ facial expression and long white on a, vario coupler as we understand] 12.30 P. M.—Noon stock market quo- elaer Polytechnic Insti-}\t gives better results than whe honey- | tations. é SPERRY HOME ROBBED comb coils.” Answer—The following Is] 12.45 P. M.—Weather forecast’ on 485 OF $1,000 IN JEWELRY a combination #et followin: out your] notres, Bes aneritfications as neariv as poaal Music, It was learned yesterday that the L—Produce and stock market | home of Elmer A. Sperry ar., inventor and reports; news bulletins. [of the gyroscope stabilizer ‘for aircraft and marine vessels, at No. 1505 Albe- Bighteen Fans—"Will you kindly pub- Ne ‘00—John amaker, phia, Pa. WEAF—Western Electric Company New York, N. Y. KYW — Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company, Chicago, Ill ‘ matie Road). Brookiyn, ae robbed of WCX—Detroit Free Press, Detroit. WJZ—Newark $1,000 yn Jewelry. The burglars™appar- Mich. 360 Metres ently were frightened away by the re- turn of a member of the family. ek alah lel RADIO MAGAZINE. \canisinicoicbienmsteaieentiaclinam ait “eee wie seit ohMae HIAAD e e circulation of the Radio Service 9 A. M—Bart: vil » a ae iba ae a ol ly morning reports and | while servants and members 0! Pea AE ee ence tat or comunerae, prices on farm products, fly were out. Mrs. Robins B, Lee, a : In. Be eee ieehen a Ghee Giaa NURI, 11.55 A. M.—Standard time signale|relative of the Sperrys, sald most of 9 S has now reached 11,000. ‘This bulletin, ok waste 2 er forecast. the Jewelry consisted of heirlooms. whieh was flrat insued in 1918 and strug: 12 M.—Opening prices on active} ‘The elder Sperrys are in Japan. pote Sia Saatancittres Vubroased lie cite bonds and stocks, grain, coffee and | house Is occupled by Elmer legraph subscribers, incr sugar; midday reports and prices on culation by leaps and bounds after ——_—— - | broadcasting started just a year ago. In an Bre polar eq ae All Brondoasting Statipas in “ftadle Wor Os ess Ow 10 P, . ow oute National. ius. w 2 COPY 5 Saplember, 1931, there were only, $000) : 4 'P, M—Baseball scores; closing | yeariy, $8.00. 1403 Broadway Ad peak AIR sl ecco AE Aah Ml So Get Their Benefits and Their Flavor in Scores of Attractive, Money-Saving Foods Philadel- ndard time signals. 10.01 P. M. ather forecast, Antmal Stories," by Florenre th Vincent of the New York Eve- ing Mail. 9—Review of the Iron and Steel In- Government radio activities, issuance of licenses, call letters, &c., appear in each issue as well as corrections and data of interest to rAdio enthusiasts throughout the country, Subscriptions may be filed with the Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C., for 25 cents a year. MUNICIPAL BROADCASTING. “wT 1S SAID that in the Municipal radio telephone broadcast- : oes ing is opening up a new field for politi- mart by Younes ‘Week-ends seventh inning thou a apgecn ag ar i eoten Shainin: 9.10—"Kipling,” by R. R. Kime. shalt rest, but he that te | eption. 8 ‘ . Sloner’ Whaien of the Departmen: of Big eee a teoeatig aie: partaketh of the date at tne Bi Set ot aticsate docitiss an ap= charged soldiers, sailors and marines, his grandstand seat the Board of Estimate 3 der the direction of Sergt. William propriation of $3,000 for a Broadcasting : 1 Wulteker, Beat. Ia Ne Gomatodk halle! ae ond re- h hicher then a Supervisor and $3,600 to provide for the and Serst. C. Pro- ‘reshed, albeit he re- muc 1 * isi sities of two radio operators BS pa teecaiamenuine? gher than in pre-war days, raisins tas Wicked Wes now cost almost as little as before the war. from { QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS) m il ; : be Mose-Tobant;" Yiddlaha Manny," Ger- Use this luscious, energizing, healthful Puzzied Radio Fan—‘l have an Schwarz and Cantor, "Tales % . on bs Everyman crystal set on which I have Tennessee; Jack Mahoney food lavishly, therefore, in scores of plain foods” like rice pudding, boiled rice, dustries and their relation to general business conditions by the Iron Age; closing prices on stocks, bonds, grain, coffee sugar, DYE to greatly increased crops, even though production costs are still been able to receive very clearly WJZ, - s| Kentucky Home,"" Otto Langley, WOR, WWZ, . WEAF and WIAW. P. May—‘‘Will you kindly tell me Bie Gileren a L. Raed a 1 purchased a 23-plate variable con-| which of the following will give the bet- | Blues,’ .__ Frangkiser; ome a , ° . \ . denser and cut it In my lead and am| ter tuning for a crystal set; a three allde| Round,” W. H. Keifer. . bread pudding, Indian pudding, and in tal me what my. trounle 1s and: where Ya varie, coupler, conser? sopranc, will alternate with tne ¢ cake, cookies, pie, and with the children’s to place the condenser if its present tn A At . i eet Ty ee iets siaular ree tr 1 4 hi erla) 85 | Answer—The vario couples w! give the |55—Arling ry 1 Hi eather 7 location te wont dein of 36 feet, What | best rexnlts. need” for short wave. re- | forecast. IN THE PERSONAL PACKAGE “plein tood” chris following stations: 2XY, WIAW, WEAF ‘el and WBAY? Why do I not receive ‘ WHN? I live in Westchester.” Answer iJ Raisins are both good and good for you. Fee one ee one wine a So take advantage of these lower prices antenna you have reduced your wave length. Of what capacity is the con- Z ’ . now. now only able to receive code. Please|tuning coil, a receiving transformer, 9.35—Recital by Marguerite Le Mai . “ ” cereals, to give them “luxury flavors” at ja my wave length? Where are the <In the first place, by placing the denser? Remove the variable condenser from its present position and shunt it across the secondary of the variable in- ductions. In this way you will in- crease your tuning ability and receive e ee the signals much more sharply. The f <2 ; . condenser should have a capacity of . ‘ i ,0005 microfarads. You may also try it in your ground circuit, connected in Seeded—Seedless—Clusters series before connecting it across the . Packed under most sanitary con- ditions in fresh, clean cartons, Very highest quality, Insist on Sun-Maid Brand, the kind that you know is good, Thousands Increasing thousands are seasonin foods wit “Biddy s’’ Sauce. Be- Drink milk slowly—here is the reason New 11 oz. Package Your retailer should sell you Sun-Maid Seeded and Seedless Raisins in 11 oz, packages for mot more than 1Sc, ~ a iaiall ILK differs from water, when they really mean “can’t ps oe . he tea, and coffee. Milk drink milk quickly.” Moth- Hot eva The aoe 1 Not More Than 18c i i i ilk isn’ Feet al ~ Your yetailer should: sell Your retailer should sell aaiiie=sal’ contains solid food. The ers think milk isn’t _— you Sun-Maid Seeded Rai- Se cee ee roper amount of digestive lated properly and with cor sins in 15 oz. blue package in 15.08, ways good Prop’ . red package for not i juice from the mouth should _ rect results into the bodies of for not more than 20c. more than 18c. be carried into. the system _ their children when the whole with milk. For this reason troubleisthat the youngsters you should drink milk pour a glass of milk into slowly. themselves as if it were so much water. Long Ioland City, M. Y. ‘apite! Whole Wheat Nature provides for this Nothing to it ~ wonderfully. The very action Get straws for the children. makin ° h Hike Tlieetre gape st MADE INU. S. A. of young animals drawing The fun of drinking through g cake wit yoda Fe greeer to get it fer you. Daniel Reeves, Inc. At Grocers and Delicatessen Stores, E. Pritchard, 327 Spring St. N. Y. milk from their'mothers in- straws will often get a child duces a flow of the juices to drink milk who would from the mouth. It is im- otherwise refuse it. If you possible for a young animal, drink milk yourself and the feeding naturally, to gulp temptation to drink too fast milk, to swallow it quickly is there, use a straw. L. Oppenheimer Gristede Bros. , Inc. Jiggtim For Jiggtime Cake and perhaps suffer indiges- The little extra trouble of | et tion from milk—the most drinking milk properly— Add and Bake Send for free booklet ferent oat: sour easily digested food. which is slowly—is a small osas renee Hams or Bacon. You will enjoy the identi- eal full Hichaens of fla- rin either. 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