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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09
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I'""m times in radio, only ycstcr-
'"E i'iHio man out at Northampton
listened 10 Canadian amateur In
iar-"h Quebec with the aid Of a
crystal d',cctor set. home mad. and
costing Il couple OF dollars And the
peculiar par; Of the affair is the fact
thht MS n"iehhOr several squares
awa% was unable to hear IittsDurgh,
Pa. with his bran-new $3.50 two
step anplincr,
Hook a simple. ciothcs.iinc aerial
On post \, connect post Il with your
water faucet and listen to the con
o"rts all over tho world" says II mos;
encouraging advertisement Of an OUT
III costing Fij. Immediately - grand
army OF something for nothing en-
thusiaSts get busy with the Andrew
Jackson triplcis only To be Infatuated
when Il FAINT hum Of the power fines
several feet from tho window results
Nus, G-, Acquainted.
Your costly touring car does no,
pretend 10 Gid" swiftly of imm.d.-
it"ly upon taking your accustomed
seat. II IS necessary not only 30
know thar II il ~ car which friend
smith would almost commit murd. r
for. but also mat it has Il very com.
pliCat"d inner structlr. and is no.
without a few pedals. rods. switches
ana meters. Nou viii be surprised
TO know that tn" average radio Gus.
~ SOFA TO-DAY liz simpler than tn"
simplest automobile made. Ana yat
D." ono seems 10 think that nuythnu
"tn"r Than twisting Il fcw din!s in
my direction liz necessary 10 mas
}, CO.
IN" purchaser Of wireless pooi.
has little To fear II he be properly
Informed befor" he ventures Drfor.
GLASS show cases. 1t Is not nec.S-
sary !" be thoroughly acquaiit,-:
wan diffcr"ntial calculus. electrical
engineering details or even the great
hulh Of radio engineering science.
'i course. every thing ono know.
about 4 subject viii enable him 20
OBTAIN NOR. pleasure from It's applies
ton
Then II resolves Itself into know
iug ia general WAY that the me.
"ium ~ transmission cf radio wa.cs
~ m" ether, .u Intangible substance
energy that pcrvad"s all slac. and d,
quite dii'cul, 10 perceive even mental
l5. That and electrical spark from =
coli exactly siruilar 10 the one in
Your car or tn" flow az ci.Ctron
from au incandcsccut light produce. a
disturbance OF this ether which ra
d!uics out into space in all directions
49," the ripplcS on Il pond from :.
thrown pebble.
Lave Definite Form mud Sire
ON" should conCriv" that th.s.
waves hay" very dennit. and mca-
sG'ahI. form and size ana uunIl,, 3.
ANA that II one wishes to catch them
he must employ an antcnna 81 ca-
"riiN Identical size OF the oriclnoi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09

III; would bc far NOR" satisfactory
tlan -ablcd message. or than letters
on must never ovc; look tin" impor
tant personal "lcm-u- ;adt enters
into actual conversation. as aGains,
cold cables or letters
TN" most interesting everyday use
Of wireless telephony In tho world is
IN Holland. Thr smaIlucss OF the
country. the density Of its popula
ton, tho wealth and wnrld-iuteres,S
of its business men hav. med. prac.
ticablc and profitable the service We
have set up there.
Every day In Amsterdam a young
man pick" mn III" telephone arr.
. reads into IL tho latos; Amsterdam
stock quotations and tho financial
news 81 the world as received ,hcrc
Abou, $50 persons ,n banks. busiuso,
houses, shippn. Offices and stock
brokers agencies all "v"r HOLLAND
have the wireless t.Icphon. receiver
to their ears and yet this message
simultaneously
Everybody wl" takes this sorvic.
gets an even break.
Also ever! day ia Amsterdam (:
young man reads into tho radio.
phone IN entire newspaper news scr.
vice 10 forty newspaper offices Al
over Holland
We HAY" demonstrated ais" IN.
easy Feasibility OF wireless telephony
bctw ""n London and Holland.
While it is possihl" 10 lis IN In
tn" cost a.: dGin.: =" would u" aI.aost
- phibi;ivc. BESIDES method, aro %.
iar perfected which Mil 20 Ia" /,
making this extremely difficult
Messages From Mpr..
"!iow ab.u: Mars" the wia"ii wa.
asked
Marconi lauehimc!y replied. "Tha
report about my tryin" Ia talk wi,
Mars ARCS" :r"n the brain of :, y,r:
. inia NATIVE ncrson.
All e"cr have said VAS that a
times In working on wireless. we he
com" awar- az wares. of electrical
disturbances that come from u,
traccablc source.
We don't know what causes them
All we know is that they make them
selves manifest. They certainly d,
not give us tho license to hclicv.
that they come from Mars or an,
other planet.
Certainly We don't know enough
about them To spend a lot OF none,
IN trying to trace thrm on the thcor,
! that they come from intclli=cnt be
! insS living on another planet"
| &C.. 1922 by y. Il. y. Scrvic.D
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09

Tho assembling OF half II dozen or
more parts is quite q simple affair
and one which would involve the
saving OF a soodiy percentage Of
the cost OF installing q broadcastlnr
receiver. This ncccssitates merely
the connecting Of some score az
wires. or. At most. the mounting Of
Nc separate Instruments on some
form u panel.
IT more work does not dampcn the
ardor % the radio constructor. he
may build the separate parts from
raw materials just az IL is done i'm
the radio factory The first method
is naturally the simpler, The ad-
vice OF tho dealer. the editor e this
column or that of any reliable anna
tcu: will be gladly given in this mat
ter.
viii FurniSh Directions.
From time to time descriptions
and directions for the construction
of pieces of apparatus or whole sets
will he printed here. II must he
remembered. however. that despite
the advent OF the loop" the under
ground aerial or any other form OF
freak Hntenna, an amateurs chief
concern is TO obtain the most Ell
lars spent in the construction OF a
proper aerial and ground system will
prov" more profitable than hundreds
Put into expensive apparatus to com
p"nsatc for bad antcnnac.
The fan should. therefore. immc-
"iatciN proceed with the erection of
an efficient receiving aerial. Pres
eat practice recommends a singh.
wire. No. II. 100 or more feet long. in
north and south direction This
wire should he we'll insulated at both
ends. thirty feet or more from the
ground and should be led into the
operating room 10y Il No. u conner
wire through lJ0-ampere lighter
ne switch mounted outside III. wan
dow. The ground wire should he
constructed OF the same size WIRE
and connected with a cold water
ls.pc. M kinks, turns or coils shvuid
b" carefully avoided in antcnna con
siructi"n. With this work completed
the amateur constructor Is ready To
proceed with the set proper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09
New Apparatus DcsIrnch.

Airchdy radio apparatus has been
dcS!Sned hy the Westinghouse. Com
pahy which does not require an an
tchna Within few years this APP
raratuS WILL undoubtedly. he dcvcl-
npcd SO that IL viii receive rcu,urli :
Ahlc distances clearly ard distinctly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09

music. There was also an announcer
who spoke into The transmitter. tell
ing OF local news and weather re-
ports. This lasted for perhaps a
month. when IL was decided that real
singers should he substituted for the
records, rather than take the chance
that the canned" music would pail
on the invisible audience. which. as
II grew in size. also became more
critical
/, then became NECESSARY to offer
real entertainment. after the anna
tours nrst flush % rapture had worn
III, 10 hold him in their audience
So real singers were substituted
Musicians. dramatic rcadcrs-cvery-
thing that had entertaining value
was broadcasted. 40 that the inv;s-
ible audience really was given some
'hinS not readily obtainablc other
wise. When symphony orchcstras
came To Pittsburgh their music was
roadcas;ed The same thing oc-
Cured with the concert stars and
vaudeville singers SUNDAYS. o.,
course. church services are broad
caSt@d. and three ar. sent out from
f.aSt PiitShurCh-a morning service
~ ~ cock. radio chapel a, .
o'clock alti evening service at INC
regular hour
kpkA was tho first station TO
nr""nCaS' the speeches OF public men
IKE mat ~ Secretary Hoover, who
'anc 10 Pittsburgh in the interes,
"i Eastern relief, and whose address.
on IN" famine was broadcas,cd all
over the United States |, was also
me hrst 10 broadcast sporting events
ME biow-by- blow reports OF boxing
bouts. play reports o. football ana
""ScpaH games or the score If
hockey games
Possibilities Are I.I,uttic,.
ioda% radio brOadcastinc occuni.s
prominent place in the heart Of Tho
pubic More and more people are
installing radio receivers to b,sr ,ba
concerts, More and more broadcast
.ns stations are being opened for
INC benefit OF the public II is tho
"aH' m" mat Americans have beep
""eren something good in the way or
entertainment for nothing. nor o,Iv
IN the way OF entertainment, In,
aus" %: instruction and educa,ion
mas been said that the radio or
nv iuture VII all be broadcas,.d
rom one central station. perb,ns
ohIE powerful enough to cover n
immunity or perhaps caoahlo or
covering the entire country ana
an music viii he played from ono
;" mat every one can listen
~. ferhaps the community sj,ger
''"rer or opera will be a thing or
."e future. Tn" nossihiIi,i.
"'""u'ast'ng are limitless.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09
iSy Milton Drummer.

by Milton Drummer.
LONDON, NlriI S-"hmcrica has
more amateur wireless operators and
owners than any other country.
with 50 many youngsters growing
up with wireless. they viii develop
q desire /" improve 1t and 10 widen
its scope. That means America may
b. expected To- add widely IA
the next twenty years 30 our kuow!-
edge and us" 81 wireless
The speaker was the wizard OF
Wireless. the Ruler Of Radio himself,
Gugiieimo Marconi. a senator Of Italy.
decorated by sovcrciems and honorcd
by universities because he Is the one
who moro tham amy other brough, the
boon OF wireless to mankind on
.,pri, - Marcoui will be As
Marconi House, London. is a wiz
ards den. In Marcoui's office you
see all kinds OF wireless apparatus.
In his Laboratories researchers are
At work. And in one black wa He'd
room an operator presses u button.
turns = lever, aud You hear wireless
waves zizzing TO all quarters OF the
globe.
Picture Of Marc"nI
The Wizard himself is we'll
croomcd. smooth shaycn black
haired. affabic. with = decided sense
OF humor
1T IS Impossible" lie said. Ito pro-
dict how far wireless may bc dcv.l-
cpcd In the next few years There
is apparently no limit
To-day We can send messages H.
0o0 miles from london 10 Australia.
and that is about the greatest dis
lance you can get between practi-
cable points on this globe
Wireless telephony between F:u-
rome and America IL technically pos
sihlc right nov. Eut ii would re-
puirc very high electric power
which would make 1t very expensive.
Experiments are being made look
ing toward the manufacture OF tclc-
phonic instruments which would no;
require such high power. That will
cut the cost "f operation
The practicability of wireless tcle-
phony Is proved beyond question.
Last summer. sitting in my wire
less room in my yach, in italian
waters. talked with London and
Spain.
Talking Across Ocean.
when the radioph"nc is further
developed. it will give International
business men. bankers. and diplo.
mats the advantage OF direct contact
md direct speech.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09
The sinrIc-tircui, Tuner

capacity fccd-back tuner has prac-
,ically displaced every other form
az radio receiver within the past few
months has invoked Il storm of dis
cussion from the anti-standardists.
y recent charge. that seems no,
unfoundcd. declares that this iype al
tuner brings IN more static that can
not lac tuned out with a filinmcnt
rhcostat than any other typ. of tun-
cr. Perhaps this contains some
truth. However. the point is that u
tuner OF this kind. although simple
in operation. should no; monopoliz,
the entire field. Let US nave more
tuners of other kinds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09
Program for Today
'nhF rHdio proErRm will he
'"rred each morning In The
Timrs-DIspntch.
" ~.
Z Ne ark v I

VIZ.
Newark y ~
-" M-Hadi" Chapel Services. hv
M"nsienor f.. McHueh. ST. pa,rict.s
Cathedral. Central Avenue ana
Washington street. Newark. sacred
music VI
: y. M.--Eeci;al by the 81 cocn.
Ma!e Cuartette. Homer Burrcss
hrsi tenor: DeloS Becker. second
tenor Aivah Nichols. first bass:
James Thomas. second bass.
Program. quartctte-"Jouv Fol
lows: Rhys- Herbert; Border BAL
ard Hatch; The Drum" Gibson;
sunset. Van der Water: and The
LOST chord sullivan. Solos by
Homer Burress' "Elucevan lie STEELE
Ga Toscab, Puccini. CAPTAIN
Mac" Sanderson. by Alyah Nichols
Hear Me. Ye Winds and Waves. .
Handel. by James Thomas. Due:
from La Forza del Destino." verdi,
by Homer Burress and Alvah Nichols
Courtesy Acolian Co
II. M.-"Sa ndman Stories" by All
bic FhlIis Walker: The Bubble
Book That Sings" by Ralph Mayhem.
courtesy Harper e. Bro.
AS r. M.-"Mctropoli,an Museum
OF Art" By Mis- Edith Abbott.
= J.. M.-Recitai by Helen Yorkc
~ "''' '"""''""iid 'oTDE, composer
and accompanies.
$50 i. M.-Recital by the Jones
trio. Arthur Jones. director.
WIZ.
iSpringfield. MassD
; T.. M-Eadio Chapel conducted
~ Rev. Charles -. Farnham. Of the
advent Christian Church. assisted by
nale quartette. Amy L. Wood I,aSc
ia MIST Roy II. Mott. Dwight L. I'm
derwood. Byron Hayden, william
Hayden
s =. M.-Church services conduct ed
by Herbert T.. Evans o; the lntcrna-
ltional Y NJ T. 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09
MATERIAL FOR RADIO
SETS AVAILABLEHE
Richmond Is Well Supplied With Sources of Equip
mcnt Tor Outits--Local Amateurs Can Obtain Goods
More Quickly From Northern Manufacturers.

Present day radi" fans seeking
mutation into the new art OF radio
communication have. for some uuac-
EQUITABLE reason. been ushcred in
with the injunction that radio out
hiS are norm aud not made" That
is 10 sag. the movie" entering this
curiously fascinating field is told that
on" buys radio set just as one
buys a vlctroia
Tho editor is confronted on ali
sides with IN" hackucyed query OF
whcr" and what SGT Ia buy linme-
diatc!y upon The reception of such in
formation the vcn,uror into new by
ways ruShcs to the nearest dealer
ana demands ;hc desired article. For
tuna;elN. EichmOnders are not con-
fr"ut"d with the extreme scarcity
that - prevalent in other cities OF
our size. However. IN many cases
hc u compelled to wal, for a some
what long period of tim. before tho
arrival uf his outfit ana iri scores OF
others II" IS compelled /" 10 without.
Dih timers are una nimoUS in
tho opinion tina; the principal factor
IN uniting and ORIGINATING the
IAN az years ago. III. amateur of
today. IL the fact that IN almost
every case he built his own ap-
raTatus and obtained results un-
tncwu TO ready built sets The anna
tour al today ia constantly at work
I" perfect his station. building new
pieces Of apparatus. new outfits and
scores of new appliances. The nd
NaataEcS are obvious. Lower cost.
knowledge that comes ONLY from,
close contact ana study. the pride
OF a creator and tho feeling that ON,
IS really contributing something to
the science are some Of tn. many
Material Available Here.
ktchmond is fortunately sunp,icu
with sources OF material for Tho con
siruction OF radio outfits. Firms an
over tn" country are known to shin
promptly To Richmond amateurs. |,
was demonstrated several DAYS ago
mere that Richmond amateur could
obtain r"di" goods more quickly
than dealer himself from Northern
manufacturers. These two sources
Of raw material are ample for tho
movie" constructor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09
RN YOUR RADIO TO GET MUCH PLEASURE AT SMALL COST
KNOW WHY AND HOW
TO OBTAIN RESULTS
Acquaintance With Simple Principles of Twentieth
century Marvel Enables One to Reap Harvest of
Entertainment at Extremely Moderate Outlay.

senGing aerial electrically speaking
lie must bear in mind that sine.
these vibrations OF ctheric waves ar:
pulsatinE so rapidly at what -
termed radio frcuucIIcies II is nercS
sary not only to bring them into hi@
apparatus and nmpiify then to SUI
hcicnt intensity. but that they should
bc detected" |. g.. chopped uD" .
bit In order To Vibratc slowly enough
to move tho diafram Of your tclc-
phone receiver
That is Il very brief and superficial
way Of covering pages and pages #
science. Since the average radio nov
Ice is concerned merely with his rc-
ceivine get II might be well 20 sketch
In general way something Of lis
operation. Erlcfly. radio waves
str!kinE your antcnna set UP. proyid-
ed they are Of the proper length
or you have tuned" them a serI.,
OF electro magnetic disturbances ann
IN turn series Of electro static put
sations. In other words. the current
striking the a.r.a! and ground beg n
Il series of very rapid surscs w and
down. inducing tho current into TIA"
coil 81 wire in YOUR outht called tho
primary
Induction PrOrcss In Operation.
l'y process known as induction.
ih." current is induced into Il second
coil Of wire close 70 the frst thereby
setlin.; up series OF oscillations IN
IN" secondary. The average re-
cei"cr contains "a 'yario-coupier." -
adjustable transformer comprising
these two clements mentioned. Thay
a-c adjusted 10y switches ana ro,.-
ton Of the position Of tho ono inside
the other until the proper ''wava-
length" IS found.
Win this current in tho secondary
oscillations are made 20 pass through
the vacuum tube and ~ "a process
similar To . onc-way waive. they ar.
chopped" In half or transformed
partly into audio frequencics-frc :
uucnCics which may be heard
with receiver Then with
these half oscillations coming
rom the finishing end Of tn. vacu-
um tube. they are induced second
time on the circuit and again go
through the tube. This breaks tho
continuous train OF half waves into
an interrurtcd series OF half wavc;,
and renders them audible.
This ~ "a simple exposition OF the
theory Of vacuum tube detection OF
radio teleErsphic waves The re-
ceptior OF "damped' or "undamped, q"
tci~phUnic or t.lcGraphic signals va
rIcs slightly. The introduction o.
, numbers 81 different pieces o, appa =
ratgs or amniifers Compi!ca;ss taa
matter ~ bit. iiut in tho main one
I who understands the theory outlined!
ahoN" has n very good work in =
/ Nuow!edG" az Tn" receiving end Froin
/ time TO tim" short articles OF To.
/ popular exposition OF radio theVr!
/ VIII be given in these columns. They
! are necessary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09
FIRST BROADCAST|NC
NEWSPAPER FOUNDED
Anniversary Of Birth Of Pho.
nccr Station for Public Con.
Ccrts COMMUNICATED

Establishment, ~ ,b, .;,s, r,J,o
bruadc,stiur n.wsnan,r i'm Tho world
has been announced bv station xxx +.
at Ess, rittsLur-h ia mary rho nrs,
anniversary of ,hn, s,,,iou rho
papcr VIII Nc deyo,ed exclusively 10
LroadcastInc n.vs and vrYl lac cir,
- .uIarcd among tho friend. o. The
PITTSBURGH Transmitting s,a,io,s
Tho founding az tho porcr was ,hc
outcome Of thousands OF l.rtcrg of
appreciation received hy EpkA
from listeners All over the conn
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09
Efficient Iutl,tctnnrcs.

The advent of the honey-comb, the
bank wound. basket weave and spi-
ucr-web inductapces within the past
fcw years has met with only tcm-
porary cordiality among radio lay
men. Radio engineers greeted this
remarkable stride in engineering
with considerably more warmth. for
thcy saw In them an increased cf-
hcirncy that is decidedly worth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09

and viii he able to avail itself Of tho
prlviicEc Of listenin. i'm IL any de-
sired broadcasting station at will
one could go on indefinitely like
TINS ana forecast tho future without
getting into the unreal. Broadcast
ihS VIII occupy a niche in the hall
OF fame as does tho printing press
amd u the Westinghouse Electric
aud manufacturing Company is due
the great honor OF beinE the pion Ger
and lcalCr'
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-11-05
SUMMONS
IN rHe SUPERIOR couRr OF TIRE
 STATE OF ARIZONA. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF cocHisE.

THE STATE OF ARIZONA. AT THE RELATION OF GUY C. WEIGH. TREASURER & EX-OFFICIO TAX COLLECTOR. iN AND FOR THE. COUNTY OF COCHISE. STATE OF ARIZONA.
 Plaintiff.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-01
STOMACH TORTURED?
TRY YEAST
But Be Sure It's Ironized Yeast

You can't give your job the best that's
in you. if you suffer with indigestion,
dyspepsia or other distressing stomach
ailments. The thing to do, if you want
TO feel in tip-top condition, with never
a thought of stomach trouble, is to try
Ironized Yeast. Simply take two tab
lets with each meal. In all probability
you will notice highly beneficial results
within the first "a hours.
Yeast, as everyone knows, contains
certain elements which have a wonder
full effect on the functioning of our
stomachs, and in toning up the system.
But lronized Yeast embodies the new
scientific process of ironization which
makes yeast just doubly effective. For
get stomach troubles and keep yourself
1000 efficient. Get Ironized Yeast to-
day. To try it free simply mail post
card for famous 3-Day Test. Address
Ironized Yeast Co., Dept sc, Atlanta.
Ga. Ironized Yeast is recommended
and guaranteed by all good druggists.
Ironized Yeast is sold and recon
mended by all good Druggists.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-01
MISS WEIR LEADER
IN MOVIE CONTEST

The big movie contest started at
the Rialto Theatre last night and the
fair contestants were on hand in the
lobby anxious to secure each vote as
the patrons entered the theatre and
there was much good natured rivalry.
Many wagers were made as to who
would be the first to have their name
put up in big letters on the new sign
erected in front of the theatre for
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-01

they say the race has Just started
and that they viii see their name In
the hig align some Of these mornings
Several dark horses entered the
contest last night aud from now on
II viii be a merry scramble for votes
IT. there are now ten contestants and
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this contest. and after votes were
counted II was found that Miss Viola
Weir was the leader on the day with
1900 votes. nearly 1900 more than
her nearest competitor Miss Thelma
wcsl. However this dld not dis
courage any Of the contestants a.
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there il sure TO be more before the
entries close.
Tomorrow. circus day. the theatre
will open ~ 10 ., m. aud viii run
continuous uulii II .. ~.