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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-10-14
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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-10-14


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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-10-14

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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-10-14
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Evening star., 1922-09-09

aerial serve only the function of the
motorman on the trolley car. they
throw the electric current In or out
of circuit.
Achievement Took Nine Years.
It is the way in which this is ac-
complished. however. that constitutes
the essence OF Mr.. Glavin's inven-
ton. He labored with his problem
for nine years before he got the car
now feels that he has made only
a tentative solution of the problem.
and Is by no means satisfied. with II
as an ultimate achievement. =
But the present achievement Is
notable enough to satisfy most in
ment of all beholders. The mech
anism involved is relatively simple:
important mechanical devices almost
always are simple when perfected.
In this case. the mechanism that
shunts the current from one cirScit
actuated by an electromagnetic dog
arrangement. Released
by one signal. the drum rotates
enough to bring a brass collar In
contact with poles of the battery.
thus establishing a circuit that lights
the electric lamp at the top of the
masthead.
A second signal releases the drum
and permits it to turn into the nexs
position. where another brass collar
establishes the circuit that enables
the dynamo to actuate the propelling
wheel. The motorman has turned
his lever and established the circuit
and the car Is in motion.
Twelve Signals in Series.
Now. third signal ".nits an
other shift of the drum. brin Sing into
action an electrically driven power
that turns the guiding wheei-fo the
left. The car then circles to tie left
until the next signal brings the wheel
back again; it will go straight ahead
until the sequential signal turns it
to the right.
There are twelve signals in the
entire series. and the successive
shifts of the drum necessarily take
place in an unvarying sequence.
Straight ahead-turn TO the left
straight ahead on a new tangent
turn to the right-straight ahead on
q new angent-turn to the left and
SO on. There is no way of changing
the succession Of the signals
Copyright. 1927
Evening star., 1922-09-09

BY DIR. HENRY SMITH WILLIAMS.
New York is startled by the pres
ence Of a mystery car! At least that
is what Gothamites have dubbed e. P.
Glavin's unique little automobile which
is controlled by wireless.
The little vehicle is a prosaic look
ing affair, and its metal covering
might give the impression that 1t is
a model of some new type of armored
tank"
To operate the car. the inventor
stands perhaps twenty feet away.
raises his hand and you note that the
signal light at the top of the mast
flashes. but nothing more tangible
happens. Another slight motion of
the mans hand. and the car starts
forward and begins its strange jour
ney. 1t glides along at a moderate
pace. circles to the left, and moves
back toward the point from which it
started
Mr.. Glavin's face is impassive. but
from time to time he lifts his hand
with little movement as of salu-
tation: each time he does so you note
that the car changes it's course.
Mystifying indeed is the spectacle
to one not acquainted with modern
radio wonders There was a time
when an exhibition like this would
have been labeled "wizardry." and an
Interpretation would have been put
upon the word boding i'll for the ex-
hibitor.
The word "wizardfy y" still applies.
but it now has scientific instead Of
superstitious implications. The me-
dieval Interpretation would have con-
demned the inventor for consorting
with evil spirits. while the modern in
a a q I'M hof H. te
Cling with electromagnetic waves in
the ether.
ls Not n Mystery.
quainted with radio knows that when
the director lifts his hand he Is mere
ly signaling to the radio operator a
short distance away. The operator
touches a telegraph key connected
with an ordinary transmitting appa-
ratus that operates in connection with
short two-wire aerial. Every one
knows that the electromagnetic waves
sent out from the aerial are caught
up by the receiving coil that is spi-
raled to the mast. thus constituting
"a receiving antenna, and that 1t is
the impulse thus coming to the rad 10
apparatus stored within the body of
the little car that determines its
movements.
Well. just what takes place within
the mechanism of the vehicle when
the wireless impulse is received from
the transmitting aerial? you ask
AT the outset it must be understood
that the radio waves which determine
the activities OF the little car do not
supply the energy with propulsion
BY no possibility could they do that
The electromagnetic waves tina
come from the aerial could no more
turn the driving wheel and propel
the vehicle than could the same fest
be accomplished by those other cleo
tromaGnetic waves termed rays of
Tight which pass from Mr. Giavin's
hand to the eye Of the operator OF the
radio-telegraphic key. The actual
propulsion of the wireless car Is ef-
fected by a storage battery which is
a part OF the internal mechanism of
the car itself. A little dynamo that
differs in no essential from the dyna-
mos that propel other electrically
driven vehicles. from automobiles to
trolley cars. netamorphoses the en-
ergy of the storage battery to energy
Of moto notion-and turns the wheel.
The electromagnetic waves from the
Evening star., 1922-09-09
RADIO EXPERTS
UNDER NEW NAME
Bureau of Aeronautics of
Navy Developing Corps for
Aircraft Service.
RIGID TRAINING GIVEN
Twelve Weeks of Instruction Fits
Student for Transfer to Duty
at Operating Station.

A new type of radio expert has just
been designated. Aircraft radiomen"
are now being developed by the naval
and the Army air service at Rantoul. Ill.
During the past year about sixty
radio operators for aviation work have
been trained by the naval air service at
Pensacola and assigned to active flying
duty. where they are doing excellent
work as aerial radio operators.
"Promising Students" Chosen.
Promising students in radio are Sc
Iected from the classes at the naval
Great Lakes training station and trans
ferred to the aircraft radio school at the
naval air station. Pensacola. Fla. Upon
arrival these students are put into
classes varying from twelve to forty for
instruction in ground school work. where
they learn the same elemental principles
Of radio and aviation taught to the
student aviators under the same in
structors.
With the ground work of their aerial
and radio education completed, they are
sent to the radio laboratory for special
communication instruction and practical
work in overhauling and testing of DIFF
ferent types Of radio apparatus. Under
the direction Of competent instructors
they learn how to Shoot trouble" dis
semble. repair and assemble receivers
and transmitters, rewind arnatures and
transformers, and test the finished radio
apparatus Later, the students are as
signed to radio compass stations for in
struction IN the use and maintenance of
direction finders as well as in the
methods Of taking bearings.
Week Spent I'm Radio Station.
Finally. q week is spent in the
radio station for experience and
practice in procedure and standing
watch. During the last three weeks
of the twelve-week instruction
course they are assigned to one OF
the operating air squadrons for prac-
tical instruction and experience in
the installation, upkeep and opera
ton of aircraft radio sets In all
available types of seaplanes.
Following twelve weeks Of rigid
man is ready for transfer to an oper-
ating air station or squadron of air
planes, whore he finds that hA Ats
into the scheme Of things very hand
lily, although he Is q newcomer in
naval aviation.
The policy Of the school prevents
the turning out Of a great number
OF radiomen. 1t being determined to
graduate only as many qualified ra-
diomen suited for aircraft work as
possible. For this reason about 81
per cent Of the men reporting for
instruction at the station were re-
turned to the general naval service
as not qualified for aircraft radio
work before the course is connleted
but IS per cent have qualified and
gone to stations.
Evening star., 1922-09-09


was planning to marry another, her
rival. She accused him of Threat
ened to defeat his plans. He knew
she knew his unfaithfulness. In
stead of being your sisters mur-
derer. DR.. Jermyn was helping her
get the evidence that would save her
and perhaps win Miss Fox back to
himself" ss
Kennedy. had turned sharply on
Edwards.
But" he added. with glance that
crushed any lingering hope that the
truth had been concealed. 'the same
night that DR.. Jermyn arrived here
you visited your wife. AS she slept
you severed the nerves that meant
life or death to her. Then you COW
cred the cuts with the preparation
which you knew DIR. Jermyn used.
You asked him to stay, while you
went away, thinking that when death
came you would have a perfect alibi
perhaps . scapegoat. Edwards. the
radio detective convicts your
Copyright. is22)
THE END. f.i H.;
Evening star., 1922-09-09
AMERICAN WOMAN HURT.

BERLIN, September s.-Mrs. John
King Of Suffolk. Va. yesterday re-
ceived injuries which are describes
a. painful. but not dangerous, whom
she was run down by bicycle on
the streets OF Berlin while walkins
with her husband. She is at present
in the Elizabeth Hospital.
Mr.. King, who - member OF fhe
Southern Commercial Congress mis-
sion to investigate extension Of
. FEW weeks, later Joining the miss
sion on its second visit to Paris.
Evening star., 1922-09-09
Sta1. ssWant ADJ
Branch Offices
NoRTHWEsT.

NOnInwDDVs
s s 9: I'd 'is yssIS. ..s S:, :,s ssaa g H''s
M ists ana @ dl,isoS s -. 4 Il. p'eSsess cssses; Co.
iith and Harvssd sts., Ths Harvard fhar'
llth st. and Columbia road. Evans' Dsus
Holmssd and OTIS otssaSss piscs. Hoi.ssd Pharmacy.
18th Of. and Colorado ave-. Piney Branch
18th 81. and PARK road, Upton 4 Myers.
24s4 18th st.. John N. THAI.
IN and K sts.. Goidenbsrg's (tins eisrt's
r. r. and =, Q, 't:. & As.oesssd Drug :ts.s.
* * :nd and En s,' IN, Mefss hn5s:
1901 Ga. ave-. Rcde's fhsrn,ary.
@: sye. and Rock Greek Chureh rd.. Rock
ise, Ih1.%.fz; II. Morn. Pharmacy.
s ss'I .1s e. s.s FL. ave-
Donahne.
Florida ave. and 1st st.. sylvsrn LAup-
,t North Capitol st. and b. I. ave-. Parter''
I722 "a. .ve.. J. Louis Krick.
2lst and G sts.. Quigley's Pharmacy.
18th st. and Pa. ave, Herbsf's Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN.
1928 Conn. ave, Chevy chaaa PharTseE
Wisconsin ave. and Macomb st.. Ciereiano
Park Pharmacy.
500 n "" st. o'boaneip'. i eifs pharmaey.
3sth and N sts., Weller 4 Moskey's Phar-
wisconsin ave. and o st.. Donahus's Phar-
NORTHEAST.
q q .!; :1s Nd. ;ys:; SscSs'y:y y %ys1.,; Joachim
POT ii st., Garren'a Music Store.
12th 12th 8 st. and IND. Md ,xe: N:cas Loui: Seeks
North Capitol and Eye sts., Keneaiy Phar-
East Capitol and sth sts.. Fuhrmann's
:, 18th and East Capitol sn.. Lincoln PARK
=, goth q. and R. I. ave, Paul Pharmacy
= 5000 ieih st. ne. Ma,o's Pharmacy
Brookland
soUTHEAsT.
ssh " and 'f T.. r. .,s.. .e, wsileI E No:i:1s rhar
lIth and Pa. ave-. Fealy's Pharmsey.
18th and Pa. ave-, amystrs Pharmaes.
1907 Nichols ave-, Weiss 4 Healy-Asacos-
tia.
SOUTHWEST.
7th and D sts., LAnts Bros.
~ R%TEMsi IA Il 81 es.s4S.s cES%s fn's&askD WokD.
IN Warrington and Suburbs for
Helps and Situations Wanted.
Lost and Found.
For Sale and wanted Miscellaneous.
Poultry. Pets and Livestock.
Automobiles for Sale and Wanted.
Rooms for Rent and Wanted.
Business Opportunities. etc.
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Wanted Rooms.
Advertisements under the above elassinca-
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st. and Pa. ave.. until $50 am. day OF issue
or at any Of The Star branch oflsces until $50
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BY pm SATURDAY., or At any Of The Star
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CASH WITH ORDER Is required for al ad.
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Evening star., 1922-09-09

Family Circle; second lecture on
the Armstrong super-regenerativer re-
ceiver; Patriotism and Civil Spirit"
by George Stanley Harvey; group of
Victorian ballads. by Miss Emily
Wardwen- Russo: pianoforte recital.
by W. D. Strong.
Evening star., 1922-09-09

wwJ-The Detroit News (3o0 Meters
-Eaatern Standard Tfme).
$3.50 a.m.-"Tonight's Dinner" and
a special talk by the Woman's Editor.
$40 a.m.-Music reproduced.
1925 a.m.-Weather (485 meters),
11:55 a.m.-Time.
12:05 p.m.-Music reproduced
3 p.m.-News Orchestra.
$3.50 p.m.-Weather (4S5 meters).
$40 p.m.-Markets.
p.m.-Sport results.
p.m.-The Detroit News Orchestra;
musical numbers.
Evening star., 1922-09-09
WANTHD-HEIP.
Hxru3 ArR ~->s--A


SALESWOMEN-
Experienced in the following
departments:
Boys Clothing
Corsets :,
House Furnishing
Misses
Notions
Girls
Negligee
Toilet Goods
Trimmings and Buttons
Underwear
Women's Hosiery
Toys
Apply Employment Office,
9th Floor, G St,
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
HOUSEWIVES for part-time
in cafeteria; two hours at noon /:
luncheon and S. per week. 2I6
10Th st. NV. o.
!SALESWOMEN-
Experienced in the following
departments:
Boys Clothing
Corsets
House Furnishing
Misses
Notions
Girls
Negligee
Toilet Goods
Trimmings and Buttons
Underwear .
Women's Hosiery
Toys
Apply Employment Office,
9Th Floor. G. ST..
WOODWARD G. LOTHROP.
YOUNG LADIES-Two, at
tractive blonde type, to work on
cake griddle in window; expert
ence not necessary; highest
wages paid. Childs Co., 1923 Pa.
ave. NV.
Evening star., 1922-09-09

WSB-Atlanta Journal, Atlantis, Ca.
$3.50 Meters-Centfal Standard Time
Add One Hour).
IL noon-weather report ana sum-
mary for cotton states.
2:30 pm.-Closing market quota
tions and government reports.
p.m.-Concert by Howard Theater
Orchestra.
to s p.m.-Base ball scores; late
news flashes; daily bedtime story and
musical selections.
10:45 to 1880 p.m.-Special late con-
cert.
Evening star., 1922-09-09
wANTED-HEIP.
9aa

farm On shares; partly clear; about q miles.
add.ss 81 Boy IA Sta ss:r eee sssse' Tor
MEN. white. to drive trucks; must be eIperi
enced: . per day. 2os9 7th st. To-
MEN and Young men to prepare for the radio
industry and qualify a. radiotricians: demand
for capable men iu all parts Of world at er:
with all expenses paid; fascinating profession
easily learned by practical instruction course
provided By this. the original and largest radio
o. 8. govt: fan classes now open; write, cali
or phone Main 1875 for free details. National
Radio Institute, 1345 Penn. ave. NV.
MEN and women. several; preferably those IN
to double their income selling q their spar.
time: Address Box 88.A, Star oface: l0s
PATENT specification writer; permanent po-
sition: state experience and salary expected.
as,.s Patent attorney. Address Box as2-s. Star
PLUMBER. 1rst-cisss. Phone ool. 1881. 10.
REAL EsTATE RALEsMAN-EsTABEfsH
0fEIcE; FILLING VACANCY CREATED BIT
LOSS Los ; OF BEST ,,s4N SALESMAN. WANTS CAP:
RECORD: An ExcEPTioNAL opESiAG
FOR A FIRsT-CLAss MAN. REPLIES WILL
BE CONFIDENTIAL ADDRESS BOX isis.
1873 quincy st. NV. S Adams I sss4. IS Day. Day.
SALESMAN and collector with Ford car; must
hsve nechanical knowledge. furnish references:
ooarEi 81 70 and commission. H. A. Garren,
sALEsMAN-A good live man over thirty fe
sell real estate or investments; wonderful
chance to make good At this time. Call at sos
Mestory bldg: an: commissions only.
SALESMAN for washington and vicinity to
represent yarn house; one familiar with dry
goods stores preferred; good opportunity for
right party. Address Boz 1855. Star once. O.
sALEsMEN. { wanted. Call sol Ilth St. NV
Acknowledgements for several nigh.
aae fion nen; zen Ss demand now account coal stu,
I'm. noon and pm.
SCALE CLERK to weigh and ship building
materials: hours. $50 to $50; wages $21 per
Seek; references required. Address Box 2s7-
SECURITY SALESMAN wanted BY local imam
cial institution for hlgh-grade enterprise; leads
furnished: For particulars and appointment
address Box 254.P. Star Office.
SUPERINTENDENT concrete road construc.
enced and capsule of organizing and running
)oo ana camp; replies to state qualifications In
1staii. salary expected: how soon available.
man OF experience and character wanted; re-
plies to state qualifications in detail salary
s1as ssxaPesefed. 3d. hoE soon available. Address Box
TECHNICAL high school graduates. expert.
enced in switchboard work and metal boxes:
for electric work. Address Box 315-s, Star
once.
TIMERS. 2. and experienced helpers.
Sohn Cleary. 2ll1 st. NV. II.
WEATHERsTRIP INSTAII.ERS. experienced.
Henderson Mfg. Co. 1879 W st. NV.
YOUNG MAN with knowledge Of bookkeeping
and typewrting: private office: salary, SIS
per week. Apply Room I0l 110s 10th st. NV.
YOUNG NAN. Apply at sss G St NV. Q.
YOUNG MAN: II TO 20 year,. as typist and
bill clerk with large, established corporation: ::
splendid opportunity for advancement: salary
to start. SIS per week. Address Box 271-S.
Star ONCE.
YOUNG MEN and boys with wheels, full or
part time; good salary. 727 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1922-09-09

wOR-L. BamberTer 4 Company.
Newark, N. J. (36O Meters-Eastern
Daylight Saving Time-Deduct One
H0ur.)
ESQ p.m.-"Talk on salesmanship, %
by william Maxwell.
trio s4s Eieeie, sns Il 4. the se sisep
aseranade.' For All Eternity"
p.m.-Lecture, "The Chemistry Of
LeaveninE Agents."
a:15 p.m.-Piano recital by Dorothy
Dean. "Paraphrase," "Rondo Capric.
Minor" "Butterhy Etude." "Kamenoi-
Ostrow.'
6:15 p.m.-Base ball scores.
$3.50 p.m-victoria Orchestra. Pro-
gram to be announced over. radio.
WBZ - WESTINGHOUSE, Springfield,
Mass, (860 Meters-Eastern Day
light-savinE Time Deduct One
7:3o p.m.-Base ball records. Bed
time stazy told by "old Mother Hub
7:I5 p.m.-Crop report
p.m.-Base ball scores, dance
$40 p.m.-Literary evening Under
the Evening Lamp"
8:3O p.m.-Dance selections.
I s:35 p.m.-Scientifc Review.
$50 p.m.-Dance selections.
woo wananaheFss, PAilaAelphia
S30O H1eteFs-Eastefn Daylight Saw.
fne Time-Deduct One Hour).
12:45 p.m.-weather forecast.
1855 pm.-Time signals.
4:SO p.m.-Music.
| 1885 p.m-Tfme signals; weather
] forecast; press dispatches
Evening star., 1922-09-09
kDKA-WestinEhou East Pitts
burgh (380 MeterS-Eastern Stand
ard Tfme).

WGI-Ameriean Radio and Research
Corporation. Medford Hillside. Mass.
1890 Meters-Eastern Daylight-Sav-
ing Time-Deduct One HOur).
Z a.m.-Daily setting-up exercises.
10 a.m.-Music.
1880 a.m.-weather forecast (4s5
meters).
1880 p.m.-Farmers' produce market
report (4S5 meters).
8 p.m.-Current events
3:2S p.m.-Music.
6 p.m.-Weekly crop report (4S5
meters).
$50 p.m.-Boston police reports; late
news flashes; early sport news; spe-
cia features.
8 p.m.-Evening program: 1.-The
Evening star., 1922-09-09
WANTED-HELP.

AA~~~@
MALE.
MEIER mail ORIGINAL sccommendntioas
In oppiyisa for emplornent. Use COPIES.
ADVERTISING sALFsMEN for th.ater pro-
tional bldp TO-
ASSISTANT sUpT.-Exper"rced life insr-.
ance man. Apply I: to 2. q. Bowerso1. SO
AFRO ACCESSORY s1IEsNES. whole or
part time. Apply 2o2h 7th st. sw. sunday ,"i
AUTO TRIMMER. nrst class. on new and
repair work Apply at once. with reference.
Auto Livery Co. 212 18th at. NV.
AUTOMOBILE sale.Inan. experienced. young
ard solve. 4?H X NV.
AUTOMOBILE truck salesmen Of ability to
sell well known truck: must he hustler and
fura:sh references: to the right party We will
give drawing account: all replies treated con-
adentially. Address Box c5s-s. Star once
BANK RUNNER. young or old: give ase, e,
perience IL any, etc. in own handwriting: 800
monthly TO- start; Promotion on merit. Ad
dress Box 24-A. Star ofice.
BARBER. steady Job, 50 q week. Saturday
only. Emilio Ma:tera, Chesapeake Juncfinn.e'
B0TLERMAKERs. blacksmiths. machinIstt
srd locomotive pipeatters for Richmond and
Potomac yard shsps. r.. =. E Raiiroad: e:
power, Richmond. Va. Of r. E. MeGahey.
MISTER mechanic. Potomae yard. We.
ROOKKEEPER, experienced. accurate, double
entry: reply in own handwriting. stating age,
-SSs.S Stsr office. Ins
ROT with bicycle in real estate ONCE: must
be honest and enersetis; excellent n; OPPORTUNITY
for permanent connection ana advaneemen'-
Address Box 49-A. Star ONCE.
ROY who undefstands how to handle all
makes OF automobiles; to learn trade. ;l2 B
NV.
ROT With bicycle. Apply e3s G st. nv.
BOY. young. bright. for once. TO answer
telephone; 80, APpl! in person r. AeRe'nesd'
ROY strong. with reference. for tire and bat.
terry work 500 New Jersey ave. nv:
RRTCKTAYER FOREMAN; large Construction
and alteration work; long JOB: mnat oe COM
petent state sslasy expected; soi HosenoefSer' g
CAR WASHER. At once Izs5 Irving st. NV.
CARPENTERS. union. wanted. Apply 1os
st. NV.
CARPENTER for metal weather stripping.
Apply 1913 Newton NV. Col. 4413. 10e
CARPENTER FOREMAN; large construction
and alteration work; long Job: must Be com
petent: state salary e1peeted. SOL RosenoerSsr' e
Address Box 2o2-s. Star otnee. g.
GEITFFETR 10 drive car for TWO hours daily.
INQUIRE 5sis 41st st. Chevy Chase. l0'
CTTR0PR1CTIC or medical sfudenrs. 8 white.
70 work extra time n saleEmen Write for
appointment. Good pay. Address P. o. Boz
2l7. w
coMRINATIoN MoNoTYPE OPERATOR;
st.ady position: open shop; Baltimore. Nd.
ISdress BOX 239-S, Star once.
CONTRACTOR to build 100 cottages at North
Hsseh Addition, Md. Address Boz 324-S, Star
once.
rrTTrR 6rat-class, wanted, for picture
Srsme shop; experienced. Apply Fred @.
Hsvss A Co, 1921 G ct. NV.
IABORERs. Monday. 41st and Jenifer NV.
Steady work.