The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14

Arrangements have now been
made whereby any ship provided
with q radio outfit can receive
prompt medical service from the
United states health service
through one OF several Radio
Corporation OF America stations
ana other stations. when II Is re-
mefnbered that only a small pro-
portion Of the total number Of ships
equipped with radio have a shin
doctor. The value o. medical FfrN-
Ice via radio becomes apparent
The ship la need % medical Berv-
ice can now call up the nearest
radio station, state the nature ~
tha ease or ctses requiring medical
attention and receive q diagnosis
90 each case and complete iustruc-
lions az 10 treatment within "a few
minutes.
The picture show al Cherokee.
Oklahoma. receives the oklaio-
mans baseball unals every evo-
ming from the OklRhomn Radio
shop and the manager finishes them
on the screen Ia his picture house
lilo says his attendance at the first
nhows has greatly increased.
A Ukfninian engineer ~ reported
to have discovered a method by
which radio messnecs may be sent
10 q definii. rcreiVinE station with
out the danger OF heinz interrrpi-
ed hy other stations
Il IL stated that by lean OF q
simple apparatus tho SPECIALIZED
locked power line ~ the "a
neiic field may bo straightcncd out
aud grouped into parallel raya.
These rays are sid TO 40 away
with tbe necessity % aeriala.
II this report g. true, d seems
that the radio oeur are on The
verre Of a new epoch In radio;
however. We will have to walt FOR
tho complete details bcrnro pnlui-
Ing Judgment ON the merits of this
ucw invention.
The radio apparatus which was
ordered by 4. 4. Evnns. several
weeks ago. has arrived and viii
soon be- INHALED Ia Artesiu. This
equipment IN one OF the most
powerful and largest apparatus
manufactured by the Wcrtinghuus.
Electrlc company. n iF "A recelv-
ing set and il capable % receiving
concerts from such places rs Los
Angeles. Denver. Roswell. Dallas.
Ei pnso. Las Cruces nnq usnny
other points where radio sets END
ouf messages. The citizenship OF
Artesia are greatly interested In
thth equipment and are u%nyiously
nwaiting the installation Of the
outfit.
RADIO HINTS FOR AMATFtHS
When you sees a blue glow In
you tube II II q sure sign that you
are using too much plate or "B"
batteries on your tube.
--
You can make a good vernicr for
by holding 4 pencil with a rubber
end alongside the dial and revolv-
ing the pencil between your fingers,
This viii also cut down the cap
ncity effect OF you hands near
the Instruments.
-
DO not try to receive during a
thundorstorm. Ground your an-
tennn n sit back safe IN the
knowledge that a grounded antennn
furnishes the best kind OF light
obtain.
-
DO not run your anieunn across
the street, as you will be violating
n city ordinance n making your
self subject TO fine.
-
DO not use any Kind q paint
on your radio apparatus.
-
10 not stand your storage bat
tories on any expensive carpet or
highly polished floors, II any
liquid should bubble out ana spill
In the floor. The liquid II a solu-
lion OF sulphuric acid. Place a
square piece II rubber aheeting un-
dcrneath the storage battery.
-
A one-wire antenna will be suit
able for Use In receiving, String
your wire ~ high a. possible and
away from any DISTRACTIONS Point
the antenna In the direction that
you wish to receive from for the
most enicent results. The end Of
IL brought In. Ia the pointer end
and should he directed az the trans
10 this regularly.
Nearit All amateurs X 70 enns
Doselblc. This Ia not alwnye iesir-