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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
PITTsBURG LIVE STOCK.

PITTSBTRG. Pa May 23-HOGS-
Receipts light market lower: prime
heavy. $40 9OH11, mediums, S11 20d - E.
heavy Workers. SLIGO 1928. light York
ers. Sll la II p: pigs, S11206 II - .
coughs sass
AIILE-Receipts light: marke-
steady choice SS50ds7 20 good, SSGS5u
fair S6.5od %. veal calves. $40 50d11 -.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts light
market steady. prime wethers. 81 5OH
415. good. S62j67. fair mixed. S5HG
lambs. Sl1612jO
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CONNIERCIAL TOPICs-
w to consider loan to

bankers loan to
o.
Of Bethlehem and Lackawanna
of justice
N n April.
OF
in
lders
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u. S. TO BORROW FOR
$465, 100000 NOTES

WASHINGTON. May 23.-The
government viii soon so into the
market for heavy borrowing. 10 pay
outstanding obligations which ma
ture on June Is and aggregate s775.-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
HAY STRAW AND FEED

MAJ SIhaB AND FEED.
Corrected Daily 10y the Wesley Miller
Flour and Feed Co., 42O =. Michigan St
Phone Main $751;
NEW HAG-Paytng, SlCd1s; selling
t24d2G per ton.
SoK%-PayiBg Soc sSlIips s9 SSye zS 9ce
CLOVER SEED-Paying, S14; selling
S16dlS
ALSIKE CLOVER-Selling, $14Q1A
ALFALFA-NOrthern grown, S14.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
CHICAGO GRAM REVTF.

CHICAGO May 23.-Grain prices raj
lied az the close OF the Chicago board
of trade today on increased export buy
inc and unfavorable weather reports
from some sections OF the grain belt
Provisions were lower
WHEAT-May opened up IA. $50 and
closed Up 8 July up p. 124is and closed
up Is September up y. 1888 and
closed up 3.
CORN-Mav opened 61ls unchanged
and closed up = July of l. 50 and
closed up l.. September OF I. 6Sls and
closed up =.
OATS-May opneed 36-s. unchanged
and closed up I July 3Sis unchanged
aud closed up =; Septem Der 40i. un-
changed and closed up L
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24

EAST BUFFALO. Y Y. May 23.-CAT-
TIE Receipts. ~ head market active
shipping steers $3.50 SIS. butcher
grades S7.2Jd s. %. heifers So 50GI7 -
cows. S206. bulls. SfH5 G0 feeders. S6d
Z, milk COWS and SpriI gers. 500 1870.
CALVES Receipts. 200 market active
Gull % choice. 81 5On11J0
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 600
market active. choice lambs. S13 J0G Il
Gull 90 fair S10N 1870: yearlingS. S5G
1890 g. sheen. $50
HOGS Receipts 1000: market slow
Norkers. S1l.15d II %; pigs. S11 -. mix
ed. Sl1 15d l125; heavy. S11d11.f 10
roughs, S9G925; stays. SJG6
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
INDIANAPOIIs IINF STnCk-

INDIANAPOLIS. May o3-HOGS-
ceiptS. SOo0 market 1O-15c lower. best
htIvieS. Sl050H 1905: medium mixed.
Sl06J0 10 20. common choice $40 1OF7
1919. bulk ~ sales S1O6jG1075
SHEEP-Receipts. 20. market strong:
ton. s. 5oH4 80
CALVES Receints zoe: market
strong. 80 D CHER. top. Sl1
GAIT LII Receipts. go, market
strong. l5-26c up steers. IS S5,dS75. cows
and heiferS. S6GS15
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
SOUTH BEND MARKETS

SEED MARKET.
Corrected Daily by ID. 4. Rowe. 500 e
Michigan st. Phone Lincoln 52SD.l
. TIMOTHN-Selling. $3.50 per bu
CLONER-Medium red. selling SIT.
mammoth red. SIS; sweet clover, IS
ALFALFA-Selling, Sl4
SUDAN GRASS-Seung 50 cwt
MILLET-COmmou. selling, Sl.75 cut
ALSIKE-Selling. Si4
COW PEAS-S3d3.5O
SOY BEANS-S3N4
SEED CORN-S2
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CHICAGO CRAM CLOSE.

CHICAGO. May q
WHEAT-May up July up is Sept
up "a.
CORN-May up Is; July up 4; Sept.
up -
oATS-May up / July up s Sept. up
PROvISIONS-Lower.
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Outsize
Underwear

Gowns of fine materi-
ais. plain and fancy trim
med in pink or white, at
S1.39, S1.50, So. 90
and ........... $3.50
Envelope c h e mise,
good quality. lace trim
med at SIPS and $500
Corset Covers an d
Drawers Of Nainsook and
Muslin. plain and lace
trimmed S1.0O to S1.50
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HIDES AND TALLOw.

tCoTrected Daily BY ;. ". Lippman, 2lR
y. MalL 81. Phone Main 26I)
HIDES-5c; calfskins. 1Oc.
TALLOW.- Rendered. Sc; rough. 2Q3e
BEESWAX-25d35 per ID.
LARD-121zc ID.
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WHEAT. CORN. OATS ETC.

Corrected Daily by ID. Il. Morgan star
Mills, Hydraulic av. Phone I.-50s1J
C0RN-Paying, soc per bu
OATS-Paying, Csc.
MIDDLINGS-Sell 81 90 cwI
SEED OATS-Selling 75c bu.
BRAN-Selling, $50 cwt
RYE-Paying soc.
SCRATCH FEED Selling, $500 cut
WHEAT-No. 1, paying $3.50 bu.
Corrected Daily by brotherhood Grooery
geo ~. Main st. Phone M-1756J
BUTTER-Paying. 36c; selling. 42c.
FRESH EGGS-Paying, 24c; selling
2Sc dOz
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES - Cali
iOrnia navel oranges. 40c dOz.
POTATOES-Se Selling, 81 - bu.
Selling. &c 10.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
Philippine Garments
Hand Made Hand Embroidered

Philippine hand made hand embroidered
Gowns of very fine materials plain scaoped
and fancy designs are featured at 81. 95, S245.
S2.95, $685. and ....... S495
Envelope Chemise of fine Nainsook, hand
made, hand embroidered, built up or bodice
top, IN dainty embroidered designs at 81 95
and ......... ............. S3.95
Philippine Corset Covers hand scalloped
armholes and top daintily embroidered in
front at S1.95 and S So. e5
Beautiful Philippine Gowns, hand made
with dainty sprays of hand embroidery and
scalloPed edges at $3.50 to ....... $5.95
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-24
STANDARp-341.
BARLEY-64d70c.
RYE-N0 2. S105L.
TINCrTHN-S 50d 30.
CLOVER S12N -
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRovIsIoN.

Il 'A''o' ~ Open High Low Close
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26

owing to too much coupling or
feed back effect between the cir
cults. the rhcustat Of The radio irr-
qucncy nmpliflor and the pot,utio-
meter should be adjusted 20 the
proper value va as TO prevent these
oscillations The adjustment OF
the d%etcctor depends Upon the type
Of tkbc used. but % VIII Dc found
thai mnNlmum a|udihillty H. Oh
iaincd for a certain settling Of tho
rheostnt. ono other Adjustment
are made.
with tho constructlonal details
given h. this article. II VIII be pos
sihlo COR the cNucrImeutcr 30 du-
uiicate the Nndioira'a az abou, one
fifth tho cost 81 the ORIGINAL set
CO. mncHiro has nu, and probably
Will att built for sale II was
especially buiit DE- The author for
hI. t.r.urHl ufr nt home Tnrra-
fur, Ii d. '~tliiiutrali is desired 70
VIII He o.. t.aIe Tor She amateur
ro' h4t own Win ~ cou'
rl.'. .HH.I tlacor.H l,stlug for
hour. ntre boon received without
n.lI. .u interrupted hy spark
station. tr ih. rolshhurhucd ns The
loon uerlai bias % dlrerti0nal effect
rnd trs 'uuiur 40 the circuit was
ebHr' o1.ueh fu Prevent inter
isfarac uul static
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26

inhllshm,nt at any later late Of
any commercial Transmitting sta-
tluuH having more than J XIV iuput
Co thc autouua may, at the disrro-
tiun ul the secretary OF commerce.
o. prohibited within 90 land miles
OF "a government or commercial
station or in regions where con
gpation OF radio traffic shall war
rant such prohibition.
The mon who attended this con-
ference are Americas best authori-
ties ON radiu and from a purely
technical point Of view their rec
concentrations are flawlcss How
ever. upon careful study. 10 would
seem that thcs. men considered
only the technical sid" 81 the qucs-
tion,
Tho real flold Of the radio tole-
phone b. In IN" dissemination uf
public Information, and the as
signing Of "a wave band OF 1900 90
1850 meters to the public broad
casting stations Us 20 serious miH-
take. According 20 the last este
mate there Gro over one million
receiving ssf. Boo the United states
and 90 per cont of these sets have
10 wave band ranging from zoe led
900 meters II the proposed
schedule Of wave lengths ir put in-
To- effect 10 VIII Doe necessary To rr.
construct these receiving sets iU
take advantage % the public broad
casting. This viii incur an cnornt-
ous total expense upon the owners
Of these sets. It would also take
many months 10 accomplish thts
change. for every manufacturer %.
radio parts d. nov from six months
20 one year behind In filling their
orders. We certainly hope that
changed before the final adoption.
Technical and training schools
VIII suffer under the proposed
regulations. By having their wave
length cut from 37b meters q ga
il viii place them with tn,
amateur In order to keep up the
development OF radio art these sta
lions should maintain their present
wave length
The conference Is to be- recon.
mcndcd Tor It's liberal treatment nl
the amateur The amateurs mas
do aH they please so long as tines
keep within their own wave length
They arc requested TO police them.
Yelves This hands Off policy ol
the government toward the anna.
tcur is the result ~ the close co.
operation INT has existed hrtwocr
the umateur and tho government
The government policy has been
to let them develop TO their great
est possibilities.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26

PRACTICE SET FOR BEGINNER
forearm. connect the battery ana
buzIUr according "a the diagram.
when your hand D. set have your
wrist clear and your thanh rosting
lightly against the knob 90 the KEY.
The index and third fingers should
Toe ON top and the other two fingers
should hc curved bnck into Tho
hand.
The wrist should do the seudlnr
the thumb aud fingers acting
merely as % guide Tor IN. wrist.
The spring in the tcy SHOULD be
crcwcd down just enough 90 force
he key up after each wrist action
Having noted these prcllmluarlas
he beginner is ready Ca start.
4 dash b. held approximately.
three times a. long as q dot.
a dot Us held Just Ions enough to
{ct e. short, snuppy sound from the
Iuzzci'.
Take the nrsi iHttor-dot. da.h.
Repeat several times. Listen in
entity. Note the difference DO
wecu tho lot and dash. Watch
your position.
Don be la "a hurry. You will
meniorlzc the code soon enough.
Make each character concise Ia IL
elf Don't leave any space be-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26
RADIO KEEPS THE
nDHS Az HOMO

Have you noticed how few boys
you lind on the streets these cVe-
ninga? Have you stopped to ihink
where they are and what they arn
DOING a great number OF the
boys who used to play on IN
streets r now Interested in radio.
They are eithcr building and ox-
perimonting with sets or listening
In, entertaining their family and
friends with music from FAR OF
places. There ls nothing 80 faci-
mating. nothing 80 mysterious.
nothing which takes such "a hold
upon one as radio. Uadio aupCuls
20 every real live boy ana h given
the chance that boy will soon ht
spending long hours building q ao,
and listening in An the time tho
boy b. learning. he enjoys explain
Ing his set To others and he is never
satisfied until he knows everything
about u.
Radio IN keeping the boys at
home, occupied and creating lr
them the desire TO study ana mas
ter an art In attempting To mus.
tor that art they soon realize thrti
limitations and that q is necossar,
10 lay o. good solid foundation. SON.
sisting Of an the sciences. before
they eau progress vory far Hadit
viii not take the boys away from
school but VIII make them dlp
harder.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26
NEW GOVERNMENT
RADIO PUBLICATION

Tho lIrcuu o. standards 81 tho
department ~ commerce OF wash
inrton. - O.. has just Issued "a
pamphlet giving complete instruc-
lions Cor building "a radio receiving
set. The instructions are wen
written aud contain "a list Of the
necessary parts and their approx
Innate cost. The pamphlet contains
! complete set Of drawings 90 IL
l%asirnte each stage uf construction.
lfy following these instructions
anyone can build a receiving set.
Copies Of this pamphlet may DE
secured by writing the Bureau OF
Standards. Washington. H. q.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26
Room TIMES IN
RADIO III SINESS


The so called Industrial panic
through which the world is just
passing has had no effect what.
ever upon the radio business The
growth OF the radio industry with
in the past ~ months has been be-
yond all expectations. Munufuc-
turing companies that entered the
radio business merely as an eN-
pertinent ~ months ugo. soon
found that the radio department
was months behind in ulling their
orders. aud That the radio depart
2nent was not only paying large
dividends. but was carrying tuu
rest Of the business through the
storm ono company reports over
$4,000. OO0 worth ct business done
iy that department during The
past ~ moBthr.
In the east the radio telephone
has become so popular that many
Ut the big department stores have
opened radio departments which
have paid from the very first. It
has been cstimutcd that nearly two
million receiving sets were m
stalled in the United States during
1921. With the new improvements
In the receiving sets aud greater
y more efficient hruiutaAtiuH
service. u " anfc to predict that
during the year Of ig22 more than
four million sets viii be Installed
The southwest has been the last
section Of the United States 90
awaken To the possibilities Of IA"
radio telephone but during the pnsf
few months great strides have been
made. with the completion OF tho
b~rundcusting stations now under
contribution In Texas. New Mexico
and Arizona, tho radio business viii
grow In Erent bounds for the
southwest has greater need Of tho
radio hrondcnstiug service than any
other section OF our nation. no
supply this demand Tor radio
equipment. nearly every iuhhtr 90
electrical supplies has purchased
great quantities OF radio apparatus
One company alone reports tho
placing Of orders for more than
W carloads Of radio parts,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26
RADIO CONTEST

Mr.. Paul Faw was the first 90
signify his intention 10 enter the
radio contest.
Here is your chance TO secure
that long wanted pair Of Baldwin
head phones. A. announced in last
Sundays Herald We viii give to
the amateur who constructs tho
best receiving cabinet the follow
Ing prizes:
First prizc-A pair OF Baldwin
head phones
Second prizo-Onc No. POI radio
from vacuum tube.
Third prizc-Ouo tube socket.
FIN out the Intention slip today
and mail Il 20 The Herald Radio
Editor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26

which is only a rough one, holds
good u you have "a good crystal
dotector outflt and "a four wire
serial not less than so feet long,
you should be- able to receive the
entertainments from these broad
nasting stations II you are located
not further than 20 to 90 miles
rom Thorn. with a vacuum tube
outfit this distance would be IN
creased quite q good deal. n you
have n VT dotector and a two Hten
nmpiitier. you should be able "a
receive the entertainment quite
loud anywhere from 500 TO i.0ct
! miles away from those stations.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26

Since last December a great
hunso Inns come into radio, due
utnlnly "a a radio telephone
b~roadcastins stations, which now
4upnly the public OF this country
wiih free entertainment Of all sorts,
such ar lectures, vocal music,
photograph music, instrumental,
band music and specchos.
For Instance recently In Newark,
~ j.. the WIZ station broadcasted
an entire musical comedy namely,
I'D. Wynn's Perfect Fool which
u nov running on broadway. This
cast. almost 100 people, partlcipat'
ed In the first radio show given.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26

first tubes acting as radio ire
quency amplifier
No. 4 Is the radio frequency
transformer which IL shown In de-
tail ~ zig o. The primary consists
OF 60 turns OF no 40 S. G. g. en-
ameled copper wire, the secondary
is wound with 10 turns OF the same
wire.
In order Ia tune the radio fire.
qucncy amplificr, Which d. OF the
resonance type. two small variable
condenser are shontcd across the
primary oS the radio frequency
Transformer and the honeycomh
coil T. a.. which gives n ~regencta-
ti,e effect SINE the plate circuit
az the second tube may he tuusd.
q b. important that the radio T.
uucncr transformer and b hon
cy comb coil Zoe mounted at right
angles 20 prevent induction be
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26
LOCAL RADIO
NEWS

H. 80"
clh.AsH 'uhc'ihlhh ~ 'tl.
.ul. o. !, il.h, a't,lu'hs 70
tnt WOO, oVh,en'i5h
lOtu an uluelq -
iac' thht thNy were nNlou ny await
iHs tne ih1'nlln.i"" VI "unut
w s.n'i,h ~ w, ipl por'Iun
~ ~ N'N'yo MnIt ~" WIZ
Oh 'He men ~a,,'huink " v"hNvn-
w -lsu'll'u tn'n ln.eh'.'n ul ln-
s,"'',ns I,'''slns ~, ~ so"n
CASTING H'H'.oh, lhe-e heh fe"ii1e
wv NHi"' "i i""i" HfrF'
Tho HuuiuE Electric company
has announced that b wll put n %
stock nf radio apparatus We wei
come Mi Huning into The ranks
uf tho radio family.
tn" N~lhupucrquc hudio club
| office az The Eycninl Herald
Everyone interested m radio
should hr there
The radio club now hns 30 mem
hers ARE Npl ONE Df THEN 2
Mr. Bert Noe. OF The Radio shop.
a aga,,ons az an impr9 ,Sa1 mt. in in !. tho !.
ture This Improvement Is In the
nature Of the adoption ot shields
20 overcome th" capacity effect Of
the body Shields Of This Kind ar"
being used hy manufacturer OF
high grade receiving sets and The
shop marks an udvancemcnf and
big Improvement In their sets.
To help the radio bug along tho
Huning Electric company ~ COM
structing n storage battery for
plate service from old storage
battery plates, This battery will loo
on exhibit az tho Huning Elcctr' '
company on West Central and Mr..
HuninR Will bc glad To- Hive rom.
pleto instructions Tor mhnufactur-
ms %.
Tho Mine A Smelter supply
company Of TT faso. the dls'ribi-
tors in the southwest for the Radio
Corporation Of America, have an
nounc'd that they expect the ar
rival NJ q carload ~ radio an
have faith In the future Of radio
in the southwest. So DO we.
Luok out, boys Johunie olddkcr
has received his transmI.tinr
Transformer ana Will be d|ssturuing
Ia other bEfUrF lgun THuffu f|ua
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26

We arc in receipt Of thousands Of
letters from radio enthusiasts who
wlah to know all about this broad
casting service. where II originated.
how FAR the station can be heard.
and news OF other important auca-
tlonr.
The map which we nrint here
with IL a general one ana simply
shows the location Of the present
stntiOna. which number over 10
Headers can readily compute their
distance from these broadcastlnR
! slationa, and the following rule,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26
COMB SAGE |
into G
Iadh ! Try fIiis,
unl1s aud - bod
IisrinEf iack ~
yOuthfuint

Common garden
into o. heavy tea wit
alcohol added. wiz
strtuKed and faded
FUZZY dark and luNut
Ing the sage Tea and
cipc at home. th0ug
some. An oaaisr "
tho rcedy-to-tIse pref
proved ~ the addition
gradients q large TOD
cOsi. at drug atorcyl
Myeths saee and 81
pound. thus nvoidin
muFf.
While gray. faded
sinful we ali desire q
youthful appearance
.iVaness ~ dnrksuir
with Wyeth Sue d
~Compornd. no one e.
cause 10 dors d 30 ,
evenly. Yun iuft dam
or soft brush wlfh.it on
through your halri talt
strand at b tim hF
INrnr n4frH hINf iaIN|
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26

tween these circuits ana the pro-
durttug of continuous OSCILLATION
which cause whistling In the re-
cpivers Either Az or Meyer =
RAG 3 tubes must be used for the
radio frequency umpliflcr, as these
tuI.es. having less internal capacity
than others. give better results.
The detcctor tube may Dee of any
make although q noucritlcal n ~
hest. ns IL does not need go much
adjustment: tho ampl.ned oscilln-
ton are applied ou The grid Of the
dctectur through a small fixed con-
denser No 3. of about .NOo.' mt.
capacity. q grid leak, so. D. OF
suitable resistance keep the srid
nj 10 proper potential Tor ncsi
rcctificntiun. The audio frequency
umplincr b. % the ordinary tyne.
the two stages being coupled by
iron rorp transformers. Ne. 10. \
Jack, No. IL. Is provided for plug
gins In n pair OF phones when u
Ii desired to use the Nadlotroia Tor
long distance reception. Whom rc
phonca are plugged in the Jack au-
tomutically connects the loud talk
or in the plate circuit Of the last
tube.
In the original instrument q
magnnvoN wah used, the field OF
which was supplied By the ampli-
uer a battery. "A switch, No, q.
being provided to cut u OF when
not IN use. hest results have been
! ubtaiEcd from "a high plate voltage.
400 volts being furnished hy foui
40 Volt - batteries. which wcra
applied on the last two stages of
the audio frequency ampliiicdtion
only 30 volts being used on the
radio frequency umplificr
10 simplify the adjustments, d
single rheostnt d. uscd TO control
the radio and audip gmplificrs a.
shown IN us - the rheostat used
Tor this purpose is'1f the power
type. 80 that the filament currcnl
OF two tubes may be carried safely
without heating
Assembling
Figure . shows tho complete
Kadiotrola aad a good perspective
OF the assembly Tho loop dcria.
ear be turned IN the direction ui
the station 20 be received ant
pivpt8 on "a support made of braas
~ shown In ng 4. the tive ends %
the wire wound on tho loop goini
through tho support 10 the iusid'
IN thc center of the top pane
which IL made OF bRkclite whiri
also supports the three ~condenscrs
The n batteries. the nntpiiflui
and the alN volt storage battery
nro also mounted inside on Fhelyci
that can he pulled out,
The mngnavoN ls mounted ON
small shelf To- the back OF th'
cabinet 80 that the hoic IN whist
tho horn fits is even with the pane
ltnn The connections from thi
rnndcnrors ana loud tinker az
iaChed TO binding posts mounted
on the controlled panel which en-
lhled the somplgte nmplifirr shell
10 DO pulled a. FOR inspection. ~
rcmngins the wire from thos'
poste.
Tuning
To tune IN a transmission onl'
three adjustments are necessary
these ure the tuning Of tha lool
aerial circuit the primary Of III
radio frequency transformer. aE'
llast. the tuning OF the plate cir
cults Of the second step or radil
frequency nmplicasion, which pro
duoe a repensrn;ivo effect. az Il
m ordinary reeenerntiye receiver
This Hast adjustment n more crif
icai nut may easily be made. Il
case 81 continuous oscillation
which r produced by the tub
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26

soldiers who have scttcled on
farms.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26

oldest operated mine in the
world b. sad go be in north Sweden
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26

Keep this list of radio wiring
symbols on hand SO you may
be able 10 read the various
diagrams Of hook ups" for
radio receiving and trans
hitting sets. These symbols
are standard throughout the
world and cover all possible
wire connections in radio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26

army retired on three fourths
pay.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26

Paris collected 81 0OO. 600 francs
In amusement taxes last year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26

Date. .......,....
Herald Radio Editor.
Albuquerque Evening Herald.
Albuquerque. New Mc>tco.
Dear SIR hereby given notice OF my Intention to cnicr rh'
Evening Herald Radio Contest nm "a member in good stand
inE OF the Albuquerque Radio club.
Signed ............ ...,....
Address ..........'..'' .'.''''''