The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-14
Wireless News From Everywhere
Palladium Government Call is 9ZAE
Fred Clark, Operator.

recommendations of HooVerS radio
conference made March 10, call for
complete government control of trans
hitting stations, recognition of wire
less as public utility, and ask for
provision being made by which the gov
eminent may have control of new sta
tions which are established except the
amateur, experimental and government
stations. Presumably the last, calling
for stricter supervision of new sta
tions, refers to commercial stations.
Bryan Talks to Richmond
Richmond amateurs in common with
many others in the country, had the
opportunity Sunday night Of hearing
sermon by William Jennings Bryan,
delivered over the Westinghouse
phone. Mr.. Bryan's voice carried per-
fectly and the several local anna
tours who heard him enjoyed the talk
very much. His theme was the fire.
quent use of the world "all'' in the
Bible.
Ok Listening
Mr.. Wolf, of williamsburg, who has
Doron set, recently spent two nights
listening in on conversation between
ship and a station on the Atlantic
coast. The ship was 1000 miles from
the station at Asbury park on the first
night, and on the second was 1900
miles out. On both nights Mr.. Wolf
heard both sides of the conversation
easily.
New Phone
! A new telephone which local anna.
/ tours may be interested in listening
| for, is reported by Harold Cutler, who
states that he recently heard a station
at Hartford, Wis, working. This sta
| ton with set working on about 375
or $50 meters, has a regular broadcast
! ing program of an hour and a half OF
| two hours every evening, beginning al
! 1880 O'Clock. On Sunday nights al
the same time, religious program is
| sent out.
Ok Club Meeting
| Harold Cutler will talk on Power for
J vacuum Tubes" at the regular meet
/ ing of the DIX club in the high school,
Wednesday night. This is the night
also for reports on CIV transmission
Message and Ok Work
| Cutler reports transmission of Il
messages, seven of which came in ovel
Mott and Myers sets from Anderson
in one string one night last week
Druley also has relayed IL messages
the past week, has worked a Canadian
station, KG. and worked Paramount
w. Va, during the past week.
Wireless Insomnia
! A complaint was registered lately
| with the police of Peoria, ILL.,, by {
citizen who claimed that he was un
able to sleep because his spring:
caught the telephone messages sen
out by the station at Bradley Poly
technic, local college, and kept hin
awake He also says that he get.
wireless electric shocks from his bet
springs.
i The complainant lives at Chillicothe
ILL.,, a short distance from Peoria HI
has no receiving set, but he says tina
he hears market reports, music anC
lectures every night.
With such interference, or with sucl
broad wave as he must be getting
it is no wonder Hoover thought it nee
essary to regulate the wireless!
Wired Wireless.
/ A practical use of wired wireless II
ordinary telephone work has been de
veloped commercially, in the patentin;
of a small set to cut in on an ordi
nary telephone line and make CONVEX
sations secret between the speako
and the listener at the other end VIII
also is equipped with a wireless III