The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-10
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CHAPTER VI
THE WIRELESS DICTAGHApu
Your wireless dictagraph2
Buliyl'' exclaimed Garrick. we
could use that little mechanical
eavesdropper. where is it?"
In my laboratory
Carrlck's face fell. He GLANCED
at his watch and then at the sun.
Yes I think we can make
u We must
Two hours Inter found them In
Dicks own wireless Workshop. II
was the Dollhouse on his ce.ata
where he had done some Remark
able things with wireless. II was
true that Defoe had some wonder
lul equipment but all the equip
men In the world would not ave
ayalled him IL he had not had that
spark OF inventive genius inherited
from his famous father.
Outside he had q big aerial from
two steel towers. Garrick looked
with admiration at the compiete-
ness OF the workshop inside. the
hack saws, mitre saws. crcss-cut
saws. frames, chiseis. gouges. FLIES.
viscs. There were drills, hands.
breast, geared and twist, pliers with
all sorts Of noses. There was wire,
copper. iron. aluminium. plain and
Insulated. OF all sizes, fleNile in
sulsfad wire cord, enough Tor IA
supply siore, Fibre board ana
bakelite. porcelain insulators, tub
Ing. sheet brass. sheet COPPER
everything at the very finger tips
OF the young inventor.
Interested though he would hive
been at any other time. Oarriclk
urged haste. Dick led him proudly
To a table on which was ms APP
paratus.
SO this In h Defoe wireless
pictagraph," coinplimcnied Jar
rick, picking up the familiar ntiln
round transmitter like that which
he had used so many times on the
wired machine.
As he packed the parts Dick
hastily enumerated them, MS
ing set. batteries, coils OF wire.
small portable ~antennae. and the
receiving set.
They at last had everything
strapped IN on the rear OF oarricks
car and as they swung UP toward
the turnpike they stopped for q
moment az the Nonowantuc club.
As Dick hoppcc out, followed ny
hNMNH ANNNN wa = NN"lNhfF
on the club porch as often happens
when the fricnds NJ an interesting
factor 90 the preceding conNersa-
ton draw nigh. silence Is Frcudiah.
Dick winked at Garrick.
A buxom old lady, trembling for
gossip. was actually short-hreathcd
TO get to Garrick, before a group
Of flRppcrz, Kuth's friends. reached
him.
MIR. Gnrrick - ah-h-h - MIR,
Garrick-"
The flappcrs won out. They
nearly always do these days. HOS
Dick. Where's RuthY I,
Guy. have you heard how badly
she was hurty For heavens
sake. got her back here. The place
Is dead without Ruth"
Tho old lady pumped down III 4
, nearby chair to listen, actually
with mouth open.
? With q smile on his face, Prp,
: f.ssor Vario Of the Radio Centrn'
at Rock Ledge. crossed over "a
them 30 make friendly inquiries.
Going into town Inquired
: Vario when Garrick returned viii
n small handbag from his rooms
Yes observing how Narii
Nna uitr3'h aNf s'h
| I was waiting for the ] bh'
TO take me up to the station. Yes
TO the Radio show at the seventy
first Regiment Armory, I'm q
give a lecture n demonstration
tonight OF my new wave meter.
Well. jump In.
T The professor was y u
u assist them In every way as ini
as they chose TO take MN into thoii
condolences. Garrick a met hin
. many times az the club ana Dici
/ and Narto had had much IN com
mon In their work. He seemeS
particularly Interested IN keeping
1 Ruth out OF further harm and Nerl
} sympathefie toward Mrs. walden u
/ her trouble.
> However. Gnrrick did not pro
pose To discuss much with ever
Nario and on the way he n Del
fell into discussion OF their hobby
! especially on Nario > lecture On M
new wave meter.
: so many amateurs, eKplaines
Narto, have difficulty IN ftndini
the WnNa lanafh nl Nha MTNfHl