The evening world. Newspaper, December 8, 1922, Page 19

ward Avis, accompanied on violin by himself. 7.50 P, M.—Piano recital by Helen Jelkut. 8 P.M. Glass Slipper, York, 8.10 P, M.—Recltal by Frances Ba- viello, soprano, and Ferdinand Zegel, tenor, accompanted by Clifford Vaughi 8.40 P. M.— Violin solos by Cecile ‘The Story of the Little by Gimbel Brothers, New if. when the last step is cut in the inter- P. ference ix so great that it spoils the re- ception altogether. How can this be avolded and what causes it? I have! pavietlo, soprano, and Ferdinand Zegel, en all over the set and everything | tenor, seems to be all right.” Answer—Three| "945 p, tubes of amplification cannot be vsed] stevens, with any degree of success because the internal noises developed in the tubes ( | 12.00 M.—United States Naval Obser- themselves become greater than the vatory time signals. strength of the signals. Stick to the two-steps and forget about the third 12.90 P, M.—Noon stock market quo- tations, step or change it Into a step of radio frequency. 12.45 P. M.—Weather forecast on 485 metre wave length. M.—Piano recital by Helen By Capt. Robert Scofield Wood. {_ Questions and Answers. | Ar drew Perry—“Will you kindly tell me the range of the receiving set pub- ened in Tho Evening World, using « WDI1t tubo rheostat, dry cell battery, & loose coupler, a variable condenser, Phones and ‘B' battery? What could [ use in place of the loose coupler to in- rease my receiving range?” Answer— The sot referred to uses a vario coupler {natead of a loose coupler and under hormal conditions has a dependable re- ceiving radius of 150 miles; that is, pro- viding the set is not screened by steel tructures or other highly conducive P. M.—Joint recital by Frances M.—Violin solos by Cecile Es WGY—SCHENECTADY, 403 METRES, WOR-NEWARK, ) 400 METRES. ——— SS 2.00 P, M.—Musle, Ha en eater ne cal slants | 230 P. M.—Song recital by William | 6.99 p. M.—Produce nnd stock market ere and eaken the powerful, slenals 2. Connolly of the Singers! Club of | quotation jnewe bateting bai dake aituas 6.30 P, M.—Réading from imm's: ie Cations of higher wave tengthe. Ee P. M,—Selections by Clara! yyiry Tates, Kolin Huger, reader. Bet stations that are over two hundred el ka nutes with | Zi? 2: M:—Health Talk, “Keep Your Gilde away With any degree of remie| 20° 7: Mi—-"men Minutes With | atina well," Col. Homer Folks, Secre- larity a step of radio frequency will be| Matty.” Christy Mathewson on eltary New York State Charities Aid Recessary, whereas tho reception of sta-| Value of Health. Association. 3.00 P, M.—Songs by William D.|° 7.45 P, M.—Radlo drama and con tons of higher wave length can be ae-| connotly, By, complished by loading the cofls, Shee Se heel Sourmeya. to. the Homes of the Great" by Elbert Wm, Schultz—"Will you kindly ad- Pwise me how to connect one step of lo frequency amplification to the at- hed hook-up? Would +a potentio- meter improve my reception? Where and how should it be connected? @ WDI1 tube give as good ri UV201? How many ‘volt used onthe plate of a WDLL <The hook-up wanted by yot found in the City ning World of Sept tiometer will impro eliminating a lot of and interferences. Hubbard. The journey will be to the home of Samuel T. Coleridg: 845 BP. —Selections for harp, violin and plano by Clara Auwell, Jessie E. Koewing and Louise Egner. 6.15 P, M.—Santa Claus Hour. "5: perlences During the Day in Toyland. ‘Man in the Moon Stories ‘WJZ—NEWARK 360 METRES. —Closing prices on stocks, , coffee and sugar. - -"Two Storie: copy- Youth's Companton, M.—Conditions of leading in- by R. D. pee of the Maga- Weekly Release 1 Organization. of J 4.30 P. M.—Recital by Edith Traud, coloratura soprano, accompanied by A. the Babson Statist He of sporting WEAF—NEW YORK, 400 METRES. fusical program, ‘Bedtime Storles,'" by Thorn- ton Burgess, Pp. My rank Dole “American Bred Dogs,"* 7.80 P. M.—Reeltal by Abracha Ko- i Clarinet solos by John De] nevaky, violinist. Buerls, accompanted by A. V. Liufrio.- | 8 P. M.—'‘Books as Gifts," by H. Used In place of the] 5 DP. M.—Recltal by hadith Traub, col-| Askowith of tho Independent. UV201 in any r i ‘cult. It gives| oratura soprano. 8.30 P, M.—Fashion,” by an editor fax good results L tube, This} 5.15 P. M.—Clarinet solos by John] of Harper's Bazaar. De Buerts, 8.45 PB, M.—Imitations of birds by Ed- contralto. up to 100 M.—Concert by Urna Piclka, , how= arid 01 sohuns of th 8 and me ube in @ single tube regenerative sel grid condenser of 00025 or microfarads in ‘artridge form can be bought varying weather condi- ak should be vari of from % megoh his leak will give all variations for weather 0 the receiving instrument be relied upon to give. the An article by M, U. 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M 10.80 A. —Before breakfast set-ups, Baird. fusical promam, M.—New England and ocean w. both Stanley A. Todd of Wilaabeth, N. J., work with the 24 Army Corps, accord- to the citation tssued by the War Department to-day. Citations for gallantry in action were announced to-day for Sergts. George Stewart of Rahway, N,. and of Company C, 104th Field Signal forecast, United States Weather Buceou. | Rattalion, 29th Division. ‘The decora- 11.80 "A, M.—Music on mechanfeal|ttons are for “gallantry in action near players, Bois De Consenvoye, France, Oct. 12+ 1,30 P. M.—Boston farmers’ proauce | 14, 1918.'' Stewart and Todd while un- market reports; United States official| der heavy bombardment of artillery weather forecast (485 metres). courageously continued to lay wires and 2.00 P. M.—Modern Priscilla talks to} and continue communication between housewives, “School and Business| the front line battalion and regimental Lunche: Miss ture, 3.00 P. sical program, | 6.00 P.M 6.30 P. 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