The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12

. f.UfIhTu-u. lL " an 'VudilN NlI'-
,ts matter To- use one, and almost as
,1,ry people do, \ tremendous
,'''5 pr, of popular favor has car
..,1 v.f.I,ss telephony, newest OF
,..g...a To success as sudden as
IL is astounding.
et,ps nf every description, from
, 1rng store To- . dry goods cmpo-
',r Ialo wireless sets for sale at
,rir.s r4u..ug from Sij to 5000 and
I mon. Persons of high and low de-
A. ar. buying them, too-hun-
Qfsls and thousands every day. The
', Is ours Sow comes the ques-
,6r. 'Wnat are we going TO do
with it'
rrs, "a little over week ago tho
r-s.IHcut II the United States, who
bss had radio receiving set in
tailed n the white house, aud who
i- .apartri to have become an invet-
sr1ic wireless fan, was addressed
personally uu the ether waves broad
,aepi from a great station near
newark. IS. j. tt was the first time
4, tbc history Of our country that n
man unsolicited, unannounccd, and
r1s own. spoke directly to the
presdcrt. Here Is what happened:
sardviuhCd between orchestra
selocfI0n- brass band concert.
4 weather reports a song by n we'll
n known vaudeville comedian, and q
speerb by an almost equally we'll
known uureme court justice OF New
!. York. President Harding heard
Gesrga E. Muldaur. representing
ra Insurance underwriters, thank
hin for refusing TO permit lighted
I.s. t,1FAAI - -, a g,tt q
of the White House last Christmas.
Clear and distinct came the words,
n travelling through tho night with the
speed OF q thousand winds:
Il "Mr President. l trust you will
a permit me TO voice the sincere ap-
n probation, etc, etc"
r And a hundred thousand men,
4 women and children, in addition to
4 the president, heard and wondered.
What are we coming to? Is the
Il radio telephone to put an end to all
privacy? Is IL going TO break down
Il he traditional isolation Of the sac
A r0auCt? Are the great. hitherto in
n accessible, their ears carefully
Il shielded from all conversation save
"A that to which they are deliberately
n hospl,able. to be assailed by tho
y humble and the scheminE? Has the
time come when a cat may talk 10
q president, or a plain citizen to a
# a0g'
n Why not? Providing the man you
Ia wish is ON the same ether lane you
IN are In other words, has his receiv-
"a Ug set tuned To NCdr wave length;
X and providing you are not drowned
olt by band concert or an opera
"a selection from more powerful sta
I'll uon there is nothing to prevent your
ri telling anybody in the world any
i 'h.Hg you wish. OF course. your
~ listener has the privilege OF getting
Ri or The air" He may hang up or
you, as II were.
81 Just imagine the future tribula-
Tons OF some OF our most prominent
n I-ople when they tune their radio
:. F.ephone TO catch the 360-meter
NJ "ale-length broadcasting programs
~ OF grand opera arias and comic
II "hss sermons and speeches, lula
~ p.es and fairy stories. The night
# Nlnas may also bring to their ears
" some such appeal as this:
3 10, Charity by Wireless.
he,lo, hello, hello. hello. Mr..
nyyheleIIer, do you hear me-" /
al1eTsland 1t is your custom to be
d W. Ae air every evening at this
H Ile' am George O. Nuisance and
nave Tried many. many times To
M you al 26 Broadway. / have a
r.e proposition that can't lose. But
"a I'M neg Just Si0,OOO,OOO. and II you
Is v. 'HG 10 10 mo. D" Here
n ". Rockefeller switches off
# VI perhaps thorcll be this.
'7 t,L', morgan, | am speaking on
ei Or the Amalgamatod order
n ~. HeIpns Everybody Everywhere.
"A nave 100000 widows and or
M 1.s an without shoes, and very
W ,tlN Please mail your check To
Nj association at Cashgetsit, Massa-
|H ,sgus' Sorry TO butt in, hut your
?, sSo,p.e az the office won't let US see
III !ol personally"
| bi, iHere arc other uses OF the radio
| ba may may need n bit OF restriction in
tss, NSy9 TO come, The Kols have
81 ,.y, IoIcod 20 discontinue their ac-
c4 Wool, Wuhaganda throughout the
III h, ,-, Ihcy may take II up again.
n ryen 'JG.o' ON scale undreamed of
amnio M'Ir philosophy. For ex-
M r,tn,, uley could set up powerful
10, ro .oln'Whore in this CITY and
N abo1, ,t.eIglhlng they want to say
III c-rrn,rU'e U'e oetegts i'm organized gov
rived fr,."u a"u me benefits to be de-
rnr I'm disorganized society.
c0prso .I' llsk ot detection? OF
n so .or.L, L,''y would, But not nearly
nor ana ON a soap box on the cor
r ,bons.E wireless, they reach tens
old or uS ,hl' ot persons, young and
a shin. sail night load a radio on