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Evening journal., 1922-04-05
TARDY COP LOSES
TEN DAYS PAY

Ninety-four arrests were made by
the Bureau of Police last week fif-
teen prisoners committed to the New
Castle County Workhouse and the
sum Of ss65.55 collected in fines and
costs through the Municipal Court,
according to reports made 20 the
Department OF Public Safety yester-
day afternoon.
The police matrons reported for
the month of March, 39 female
prisoners, 20 white and 10 colored.
Meals furnished, 555. Lost children
cared for. 3.
superintendent of Police Black
reported receipt of S341.9O as dog
tax.
one application was received for
patrolman. that of James e. zebley,
Of 406 Walnut street. 1t was ordered
to take the usual course.
one policeman was fined ten days
pay by the directors, on charge of
being late in reporting for duty, and
warned not to come before the
board on a similar charge.
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
POLICE SUSPICIOUS
OF ALL CARNIVALS

The Department OF Public Safety
yesterday afternoon again expressed
its disapproval of carnivals when
application was made for permission
to hold one in the Ninth Ward for
the benefit of the local order of
Moose. The performance was guar
anteed to be morally clean and was
classed as on the order of the old
fashioned one-ring circus. 1t devel-
oped. however, that there We're nine
side attractions superintendent of
Police Black said that it would cost
more to furnish police for the car
nival than the city would get out of
IL, and that in all similar perform
ances there had been considerable
trouble.
While frankly admitting their
opposition to carnivals in general.
the department decided to take the
matter under consideration.
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
Diagram No. 2.

Ffhr, RHi W. -
forming the common negative. This
is essential for receiving the incom-
ing oscillations
No. ] represents the vacuum tube.
No. ? is the A battery rheostat.
No. is the grid condenser-the
fixed condenser of the crystal set.
No. a is the grid leak-the con-
struction OF which is explained be-
low.
No. the head receivers.
The Grid Leak.
To make a grid leak take a piece
OF sriff cardboard about one inch
wide by two inches long on this
mount two small binding posts about
/ 1-2 inches long.
on this mount two small binding
posts about i-2 inches apart
Take very soft lead pencil and
draw two or three lines between the
posts and also around them.
Grid leak Is shown in diagram
No 2; a Is The plate; b the hlameni
and C the grid
, The pencil lines act as a conductor
OF current
The purpose is to allow the mega.
live charge to leak off the grid 80
that it may not become clogged ur
with chargngs that will reduce the
audibility Of the signals.
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
B0BBED-HAIR MARMS
BANNED AT SHORE

ATLANTIC CITY, April s.
"Flapper" school marms are under
the ban in Atlantic City through
notices served yesterday by Charles
B. Boyer supervising principal of
the public schools Recently the
supervisor dismissed a girl student
who appeared in "knickers" in the
high school.
Teachers with bobbed hair are
not in accordance with the high
ideals Of the schools for which the
taxpayers are spending their money"
he explained at a special meeting
of the instructors. who included a
'score or more in their early twenties
and some still in their teens
The dress of teachers should be
appropriate and extremes should not
be encouraged. The instructors
must bear in mind that they are ex-
amples after which the students
often pattern themselves. There
must be limit somewhere"
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
No More Gas
In Stomach and Bowels

If you wish to be permanently re-
heNed OF gas In the stomach and bow
els, take Baalmann Gas Tablets
Baalman's Gas Tablets are prepared
distinctly for stomach gas. and for all
the bad effects coming from gas pres
sure.
That empty, gnawing feeling at the
pit OF your stomach disappears. that
anxious, nervous feeling with heart
palpitation will vanish, and you will
again be able to take a deep breath
often prevented by gas pressing against
your heart and lungs.
Your limbs. arms and fingers won't
feel cold and go to sleep because
Baalmanns Gas Tablets prevent gas
Interfering with the circulation;
drowsiness. sleepy feeling after din
ner viii be replaced by desire for
some form of entertainment Your dis
tended stomach viii reduce hecause
gas will not form after using Baal-
mann's Gas Tablets.
Get the genuine In the Yellow Pack
age, from Eckerd's Drug Store or any
reliable druggist. J. Baalmann. chem
ist san Francisco.
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
HERES USED IN MEDICINES

A Manchester. England, paper
urges the renewed cultivation of old
fashioned medicinal herbs I'm Eng
lish gardens. In the United States
they have also gone out of fashion as
a feature Of the small garden. al
though they are imported in large
quantities from Turkey. India and
China. where they are grown purely
for commercial purposes. as their
medicinal value is recognized by
many leading physicians. Tons Of
Medicinal herbs are used annually IN
the preparation of Lydia +. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. a most
successful medicine for woman's Ills.
II contains no narcotics or harmful
drugs. and women afflicted with
such ailments should try It.
Evening journal., 1922-04-05

liam r.. NJ Wharton, Bureau OF Chem
lstry, United States Department Of
Agriculture
) p M.-Concert by the Roseland
Orchestra Of Newark under the lead
ership OF Joseph Murray.
'.f6 =. M-Recital by Esther Dale,
soprano. recently soloist with the Bos-
ton symphony Orchestra and teacher
Of singing at Smith College. who re-
Gently scored success by recltals
In New York and Boston. The pro-
gram includes "Alleulia, from Mot
tette," "Exultate" Mozart "Volks-
lieder" Brahms lie Cigales. "
Chabrier and THE Beloved Stranger a"
Herreshoff
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
Diagram No. 1

filament. tungsten or copper grid
and an aluminium or nickel plate en-
closed in a highly vacuumed glass
tube or bulb.
To change over from the crystal
receiving set the following are
necessary:
A specially made socket for the
tubes mounting.
Two batteries.
A rheostat
How 10 Connect.
The connection should be accord
ing to diagram No. /.
A is the flament battery-a six
volt 60 to 1870 ampere hour battery
which Is regulated by a small 1 1-2
ampere rheostat-a little instru-
ment that regulates the flow of cur
rent from the battery.
b Is the plate battery-a dry bat
tery-supplying % volts. 1t is best
to have the plate battery variable on
account OF the characteristics Of the
tubes. The flow of current should
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
WHY STAY FAT?
YOU CAN REDUCE

The answer Of most tat people is that
% rs too hard. too troublesome and too
dangerous 10 force the weight down.
Marmola Prescription Tablets over
come all these difficulties. They are
absolutely harmless. entail no dieting
or exercise. and have the added advan-
tage of chcapness. A case is sold at
one dollar by all druggists the world
over. or send the price direct to the
Marmola Coz 1912 Woodward Ave. De
troit. Mich. Now that you know this.
you have no excuse for being fat but
can reduce steadily and easily with
ont going through long sieges Of tire
some exercise and starvation diet OF
fear of bad effects
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
IODINE FOR RASHES
AND SKIN TROUBLES
AIiays IrrItatlon-PreveOts Infection

For skin troubles that distress and
dishgure. for pimples. old sores. chronic
ulcers bols ringworms. etc, Iodine Is
an anuseptic and healing remedy large
Is used by physicians as well as moth
ers who know from experience IN rails
ing their families. the virtues Of To-
dine. Pimples and skin troubles that
itch and burn. that keep you awake
nights and emharrass you by day.
should be treated with Iodine (Delano's
Lanolated lodine) TO stop their spread
and 10 heal
Sometimes germs spread over the
face and neck ike prairie fire and
often produce unsightly and serious
conditions.
But OF course you will not want 20
use ordinary drug store Iodine unless
you want 20 stain yourself an up for
several days or week when YOU can
get "Lanolated Iodine Compound at a
reasonable price in agreeable ointment
form with an the virtues OF available
Iodine but which does not blister OF
stain. II soothes. penetrates and heals
and It is NOT necessary to stain your.
self an up TO use Il.
I.anolatod Iodine is a family remedy
for every day use. Recommended no
only for troubles Of the skin, but cuts
sprains. wounds and bruises are hap
PLY relieved by It's soothing, healini
touch ~ B. Danforth or any gool
druggist can supply you with DelanoI
LanOlated Iodine at a little cost
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
BY II. L. DUNCAN.

Director. Radio Institute OF America.
No sooner is the radio fan set with
his crystal detector receiver than he
starts thinking about improvements.
He wants to cover a greater range
with his little instrument. He wants
to hear more clearly.
lie finds the way out
BY substituting a vacuum tube de-
tector for the galena. This gives
approximately three times the re-
ceiving distance and a much greater
audibility.
But the amateur cannot make the
vacuum tube. II is TOO complicated,
consisting Of a tungsten or tantulum
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
RADIO PRIMER.

Circuit-the complete path OF an
electric current, including the gen
Grating device and all points through
which the current passes.
II the path is complete and unin~
terrupted, the circuit is called a
closed circuit. When the continuity
OF rhe circuit is broken so that the
current no longer can pass. it is
called an open or broken circuit
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
BISHOP DAVENPORT TO PREACH

The special speaker at the eve
ming service tonight in Trinity p.
r. Church will be Rt Rev. George
W. Davenport. Bishop of Easton.
Maryland. Bishop Davenport will be
the last of the special speakers at
the church's mid-week Lenten
service.
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
R2 a&H6d q PE)t1 g

speaker you can construct for your
self in two minutes
Lay one OF the receivers OF your
head set on the table face up. On
this place any kind of toy tin
horn, hollow throughout.
Now unscrew the electric light
bulb from your table light and place
the reflector over the horn
Now, tune in and listeni
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
Installing Vacuum Tube Detector

be regulated from II 1-2 to % volts.
Il should be noted thar the mega
tive lead Of the B battery is Joined
TO the negative lead of the A bat
terry through the head receivers,
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
Tl1rrRsDAY

n
;.3o p Nc. y. Le Massena's oper-
retta Pandora will be broadcasted
under the personal direction OF the
composer. who viii give an exposition
of the plot and dialogue. All seven
feen musical numbers viii be render
ed with the following cast. Pandora
(sopranol. Mrs G. +. lie Massena
Hope (aito) Miss Marion Helm
Enimctheus (tenor), Mr.. Phllip
Snooncr: Quicksilver (baritone), Mr..
William A. Henningsen. The Edlth
Rose Trio (violin. cello and piano)
viii provide the instrumental num-
hers and accompaniments and a se-
iccted choir win sing the choruses.
The operetta is especially Interesting
10 young folks and is presented az an
early hour for their accommodation,
Courtesy Aeolian Company.
$50 II. M-"Little Jack Rabbit and the
Fox" by David Corey, New YORK
Evening Mail.
':45 p. M.-"The Priceless Ingredient
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
r11rrpSDAy

1890 p. M-Lenton services from
Trinity Enicopal Church Pittsburgh
Pa. conducted by the Rev. y. b. T.
Phillips, St. Peters Church ST. Louis
No.
=. MA Forecast Of Business Con-
ditions." by Clark Hammond. vice
president Columbia National Bank.
$50 r. M.-Versatile entertainment 10y
the Cadman Quartet OF mixed voices
Mary Cornelius. soprano Nellie Grei-
ton. contralto: Robert Reed. tenor
Fred McHugh. baritone. and Lucille
Creeg. accompanist and coach.
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
station MJZ. Newark. \. J.
(WcstinChousel
HtrfrfnkFrFEfN

200 p. M-"Animal stories" by Flor
ence Smith Vincent, New York Even
lne rclegram. -.
York Consumes" by John Dohony'
Bureau of Markets
.:30 p M-Conccrt by the Arion sing
ing Society OF Newark. go voices,
Otto Wick. director This society
famed IN Newark for It's annual con
certe was founded IN 1853. The
roster OF the organization contains
the names Of many prominent musl
clan as leaders and members. Though
originally German speaking organ o.
i2ation and singing German songs,
Il is to-day as cosmopolitan as any
Tae Arion Society takes special
pride In IT'S radio concerts and II VIII
live in memory as NiNldlN as ltH
concert for Mr. Edison's phonograph
in lSSS. ,.s,,.-
herds Song (German), kreut1er
'Iust Being Happy" (English) ,; Jacob
sen. Homeland" German, Fischer
and Rosary" (English). Nevin.
Miss T.. Diemer. soprano formerly
Of the Chicago Opera, who recently
returned from an operate career ss.I ~ ,.l \
aus Freischutz" (German) Winter
fGermanl. Wick MY Lovely Celia
fOld Fnuiish). and My SHADOW
ticnglishl. Hadley.
E Hahig. pianist, who studied IN,
der the late G.. Wenham Smith, VIII
niav "pOionaise in e. Liszt, and
'Scherzo. on. 81" Chopin.
900 r. M.-'Making optical Lenses
hv J. c. Rciss
.g0 + M.-Recital by the Flemlnf
Sisters Trio (Miss Marie, pianiste
Miss Ethel. violiniste and Miss Flor
fn~o cellste) The trio recently
toured the United States and woi
murh praise from the musical critics
prorram-"prclude Rachmannou
souvenir" Drdla Hungarian Dane
f,reet Voico." from Samson and pe
lna." Saint -Saens; selection NJ
serere" from III Trovatore.' Verdi
'iTo the Spring" GrioE Torch Dane
from Henry VIII" German.
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
Today'S Radio Program
station KDKA. Pittsburgh. Pa
(Tune to 500 Metersl

Weather forecast (ofhciaD. daily. Il
A. NJ. 2 NJ. and 1901 p. NJ sharp.
Shipping news. week days. 2.05 p NJ.
excepting Saturday, by Marine Engi-
neering and Shipping Age
Official Arlington time. 1852 =. NJ.
Agricultural report (ofhciaD, daily
IL NJ and =. NJ.
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
WEnNEsDAY

n T " IL ~
2.3O p. M--Lenten services from
Trinity Episcopal Church. Pittsburgh.
Pa. conducted by the Rev. y. b. r..
Phillips. St Peters Church. St Louis.
r. N.-"pittsburgh-1ts Railroad
Problems" by J. A. McCrea. vice
president Central Region + r. r.
From the Pittsburgh Post studio.
p. Helping the Poor to Help
Themselves by J ". Flaherty secre-
tary and general manager Pittsburgh
Association for the Improvement Of
the Poor From the Pittsburgh Post
Studio.
5 40 p. M--Instrumental and vocal Sc
lections by Hanna Davis Shorthouse,
lyric soprano, accompanied by Anna
Mac Hardy Cyrus A. Davis, tenor
accompanied by Mrs. Cyrus A. Davis
The St. Johns herald., 1922-11-30
Sill Comnanlons.

Uncle Josiah is a Parke county farmer, who for many years, though a deacon in the church, took his "nip' on the side. But he always strenuous ly denied the charge. His two college nephews came to see him the other day, and he tried to impress them. He showed them the old place. Its all here as it was when you were lit tie fellows" he said, except the old oaken bucket, an it's"
 Down in the cellar with all the extra jugs and jars since the Vol. stead bill became a law" one of them winked.
 Uncle tried to look still more pious. ''The trouble with the genera tione of today is that they are so worldly" he began.
 Then nephew finished it for him, "and wise indianapolis News.
The St. Johns herald., 1922-11-30
recent election.
WASHINGTON

Contracts made by the Standard Oil, Gulf Refining and other oil companies, under which retail dealers are loaned pump and tank equipment for the stor- age and delivery of gasoline on cOndi- tion that it shall not be used to dis tribute the products of any competitor, will be reviewed by the Supreme Court.
 Drafting of a proposed amendment to the constitution designed to elimi- nate all distinction between the rights of the sexes, was decided on at the closing session of the two-days con- ferences of officers of the National Womens party in Washington. A bud get of $15O,OOO for the years work was adopted and $S5,OOO of this was pledged.
 Augustus T. Seymour of Columbus, Ohio, was appointed to be assistant to Attorney General Daugherty to sue ceed Col. Guy D. Golf, whose resigna- tion was announced by MT. Daugh- erty.
 Pennsylvania, with seven, will top all the states in big House committee heads in the new Congress, unless the seniority rule is abrogated. All told, there are sixty standing committees, but some of them have little to do with important legislation. The seven im- portant chairmanships, Pennsylvania is expected to have. Banking, claims, foreign affairs, judiciary, naval, post office and printing, gain of two.
 Damage by smaller predatory TO- dents on stOckmen's ranges, while not so spectacular as that by wolves, mountain lions and coyotes, is very considerable, and in some cases more than equals that of the predatory ani- malls, according to Dr. A. K. Fisher of the United States Biological Survey. There should be closer cooperation, particularly in the matter of appropri- ations, bewteen the federal and state governments, so that the largest amount available from both sources may be obtained, he says.
The St. Johns herald., 1922-11-30
Speed Necessary.

"of course" said Miss Cayenne, q am willing to pay more for rapid work"
 "HOw rapid must it be?" inquired the dressmaker.
 Rapid enough to keep dress from going out of style between the time I order 1t and the time I get chance to wear it."
The St. Johns herald., 1922-11-30
Up to Date.

Mrs. Al see you have a new cook. she experienced?
 Mrs. B.-I believe so. She started Ehe first day by coming late and then lsking the afternoon off.-Boston Eve aing Transcript.
The St. Johns herald., 1922-11-30
Not for Discussion.

T understand your campaign fund is quite large"
 Let's change the subject" inter rupted Senator Sorghum. "It isn't large enough to be worth mention ing"
The St. Johns herald., 1922-11-30
Defined

Knicker-Would you say Smith is a liar?
 Radio Fan-Well, I'd call him two stage ampIifier.
The St. Johns herald., 1922-11-30

It is said that political graveyards are never robbed, yet there are a lot of dead ones in politics.
The St. Johns herald., 1922-11-30
CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK OF WIRES ROUND ABOUT
 THE WORLD.
DURING THE PAST WEEK
RECORD OF IMPORTANT EVENTS CONDENSED FOR BUSY
 PEOPLE.
WESTERN

Clarence c. Dill, Democrat, of SpO- kane, whose election to the United States Senate is indicated, will be the youngest member when he takes his seat March 4, it is said at Seattle.
 Miss Fern Lattimer suffered brok- en neck in an airplane accident near Los Angeles, but is expected to live. Miss Lattimer was taking her first air plane ride. The plane fell 200 feet onto a ploughed field. Pilot Hardy and another passenger were injured slightly
 Lee little, recently defeated for the Republican nomination for United States senator, ended his life in his hotel at Yakima, Wash, by taking poi son, according to Coroner W. M. Brown. little, a former county treas urer, had been Respondent since his failure to win the nomination.
 Fred P. Johnson, one of the owners of the Denver Daily Record -Stockman, an organizer of the Denver Live Stock Exchange and the National Western Stock Show, as well as one of the most widely known newspaper men in the West, died at his home in Denver from hardening of the arteries and Bright's disease.
 Mrs. Thomas H. Spratt, wife of the sheriff of Lewis and Clark county, Mont, was accidentally shot and killed by a revolver in the hands of her hus- band The sheriff was examining his revolver in the living room of their home when it was discharged, and Mrs. Spratt, who was sitting in a chair close by consulting telephone directory,
 eIl dead.
 Governor w. D. Stephens will be asked to invite governors of eight Western states to send representa- tives to the annual convention of Cal ifornia fruit growers and shippers to be held in Sacramento December 12, 13 and IA for the purpose of forming cooperative association to deal with the Interstate Commerce Commission on transportation matters.
 Californias adoption of prohibition enforcement, Oregon's restrictions up on nearly all church parochial schools and other private schools, Nevada de cision not to change it's divorce laws and Montana's probable authorization of the pari-mutuel system of betting on horse races are among the outstand- ing decisions on legislation taken by the voters in far western states at the recent election.
Evening star., 1922-01-01


ecy walked in. bearing under his arm
. large bundle. He was weary and
unshaven. but greeted Toptit with his
usual cheerful grin.
Hello" said Toptit, springing up.
"Did you get the amber?"
II usually get things, don't 1?'
Hanecy dropped thankfully into a
chair and put the bundle in his lap.
Tor heavens sake. give me some to-
bacco! I ran out. And rustic me up
some grub, will you?'
Toptit summoned q boy and ordered
refreshments. Meantime, Hanecy was
getting his pipe into action with much
enjoyment.
"Did you catch up with Benson7"
queried the poet excitedly.
Hanecy's eyes twinkled. II did," he
responded, "but had devil of q
time doing 1t. can tell you! And
didn't catch up with him, after all
that Is. haven't caught up with him
yet. I can't make out one or two
things. Why, in heavens name. for
instance, he left this thing for me
when he might have secured it him.
SELF"
ignoring. the bundle. Hanecy pro-
ceeded to give his partner brief ac-
count Of what had happened in the
hills. He spared some Of the details.
for Toptit was possessed Of a highly
imaginative sense Of Justice, and
would scarcely have approved good
many things which Jim Hanecy did.
.Now, IL Benson was behind it," he
concluded, "why didn't he secure this
thing for himself? He didn't need to
leave 1t as q bait for me-"
Toptit regarded him meditatively.
''I have a slight hunch in the mat
ter" he responded at length. tn bet
you one whole dollar that your friend
Evening star., 1922-01-01

family and own couple of chairs
herself
A BOUT the only way l can see for
funeral director to get along with
out funerals is to pour all his en-
balming fluid into quart bottles, label
i Old Stiff and sell it for Sll0 a case.
But of course when doctors, nurses
and undertakers desserts their own
field to try and get jobs as telephone
girls or clerks or boot leggers, why
that amt going to improve the non
employment situation not one iota
and in fact just the opp. SO il should
ought to be the aim of every man,
woman and child to try and keep the
above mentioned artists busy in their
own profession which the only way
to accomplish same is for all of US to
take down sick and some of us to
even make the supreme sacrifice and
die.
So my friends think twice before
you give up any habits that you think
is undermining your health, because
if they was ever time when it would
be better to be worse. this is it.
RING w, LARDNER.
Great Neck, Dec. 80.