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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-09-11
BIDS FOR PRINTING BALLOTS

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Deputy State Supervisors of
Election of Morgan county, Ohio, will
p. m, on Saturday, Sept. 20 1924. at it's
office in McConnelsville, Ohio, for the
printing of the following supplies.
The necessary ballots for 27 pre-
cincts, at the election. November 4.
Bids should be sealed and endorsed
Bids for printing Ballots"
The board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
By order of the board
4s3 p G. BALL, Clerk.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-09-11
CONSTIPATION
~ goes, and energy, pep and
vim return when taking
CHAMBERLATN'S
TABLETS
Keep stomach sweet-liver active
bowels regular-only Csc.

MCGEE and James Hatfield are hereby
notified that they have been made par
ties defendant to said petition and that
on or before the 25th day of October
1924.
j. l.. GLASS,
Administrator of Henry c. Hatfield
deceased
II. M. Finley, Attorney 4s6
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-09-11
BEFORE WILLIAM McKIBBEN,
MAYOR OF THE INCORPORATES
VILLAGE OF McCONNELSVILLE.
Clara Mckinney, Plaintiff

Clara Mckinney, Plaintiff
VS.
Foye-Nixon Construction Company.
Defendant
On the 29th day of July, A. D.. 1924,
said mayor issued an order of attach
ment in the above action for the sum
OF $40. Said cause will be for hearing
on the twentieth day of September
1924. at one o'clock D. m
Il. E. MCKINNEY
4S3 Attorney for Plaintiff.
Evening star., 1924-11-13
Drapery and Curtain
Materials
H Off
Regular &c to $3.50 Values
Friday Only
lie to &l.25 Yard

hcSuldE &c 10 $E.oU Ndiucs
Friday Only
lie to SIPS Yard
A great lot of all kinds of de-
sirabIe fabrics left over from our
regular selling. All marked in
plain figures. from which you de-
duct one-half. In good, desir-
able lengths.
Door POrtieres
Friday Only, $3.65 Pair
In the combination oriental
stripe effects.
500 Pairs of Marquisette
Curtains
Friday Only, Sl.O5 Pair
With hemstitched borders and
lace-trimmed edges.
Sofa Cushions
Regular s2.95 Value
Friday Only, $3.50 Each
Velour and taffeta. in round
and oval shapes All the wanted
decorative shades.
Curtain Materials
Regular 22c and Csc Values
Friday Only, l5c Yard
voiles and Marquisettes for
curtains, in plain or blocked GEN.
ters.
Tapestry Table Scarfs
Regular sl.2e to sl.8e Values
Friday Only, ST.. 90 Each
Combination Velour and Tap
estry Small Mats and Scarfs for
the piano, table, stand. etc.
Palais ROynl-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-13
Daytime Dresses
Regular $500 Value
Friday Only. SOS

Cloth and silk dresses for
street and afternoon wear. in
cluding women's and misses
sizes. Poiret twills, charmeen.
pin stripes. crepe satins. canton
crepes and crepe de chimes In
black, navy, green, brown and
cocoa
Pnlafn RNvnl-Thfrd Floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-13
Mems Athletic Union Suits
Regular 79c and $l.00 Grades
FRIDAY Only. 2 for Sl.OO

Broken lots sizes "a and &c only.
Checked nainsook, plaid madras and
plain null. All perfect. Sleeveless and
knee length
Evening star., 1924-11-13

A Special Friday Offering
Better Rugs for Less Than You
Would Expect for This High
Grade Floor Covering
Alexander Smith Grade
Seamless and Scanned
Administers
9xl2-Ft. Size
Regular $3.50 Value
Friday Only, $28.95
8.3xlO.6-Ft. Size
Regular $29.75 Value
Friday Only, $26.95
A value that is worth your at
tention.
Rugs for the Smaller
Rooms
Regular $3.50 Value
Friday Only, $l9.85
6x9-ft. Administer Floor Cover
ings with a deep soft pile.
Gold Seal Congoleum
Regular 85c Value
Friday Only, 55c Yard
Also other floor covering rem
nants in lengths 2 to 12 yards.
Many alike.
WaltOna and Gold Seal
Congoleum Art Square
Rugs
Several designs all in one piece,
seamless and without borders.
Size 9xl2 Feet
Regular $ll.40 Value
Friday Only, $8.95
Size 6x9 Feet
Regular $50 Value
Friday Only, a.65
Odd sizes can also be had at
proportionate savings.
Palais Roynl-SecOnd Floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-13
Bows Wool Mixture and
Corduroy Pants
FRIDAY Only. 08c

Strongly made Corduroys and Wool
Mixture Pants. Made. nicely and shown
in a variety of shades. Every boy needs
an extra pair Of trousers. Sizes to
16.
Evening star., 1924-11-13
Kodak Albums
Regular s1.10 Value
FRIDAY Only. 80c

Friday Only. 89c
so sheets. loose leaf. In black,
brown or green. Size 7x1l complete
with one package of 100 art corners.
NAH Jong Special
Regular $3.50 Value
Friday Only, $l.69
Pasteboard drawer cabinet. wooden
tiles of clear characters and Nah Jong
non-slipping card table cover.
Boxed Stationery
Regular 39c Value
Friday Only. 29c
Box has hinge lid. contains paper
and envelopes. Ribbon tied.
Pnlaix ROynl-Mnin Floor.
Wool Krimmer Bands
Regular 45c, Csc and sl.25 Values
Friday Only, 35c, zoe and
$l.lO Yard
An effective trimming for dresses
coats and sweaters. in cocoa, gray and
black.
Metal Lace Edging and
Insertions, Friday Only, Csc
and 85c Yard
in antique gold and steel. Smart for
hats, dresses and art work. 81. to &
inches wide
Palais Royal-Main Floor.
Novelty Jewelry
Regular Value, 59c
Friday Only, 49c
Cube and novelty cut necklaces,
rhinestone and colored stone bar pins
and brooches, necklaces, earrings.
Watch Chains
Regular Values, $3.50, s2.9S and $3.50
Friday Only, $l.95
Mems Waldeman chains Of sterling
silver and gold-plate, good assortment
of sizes and styles.
Palais ROynl-Main Floor,
Evening star., 1924-11-13
Mems Flannelette Pajamas
FRIDAY Only. Sl.43

200 suits of good quality F'lannelette
Pa ajamas Military collars finished
with frogs; two-piece style
Evening star., 1924-11-13
Ribbons

Satin. moire. taffetas. Persians, Dres-
den. polka dot. ombra, tu-tone, fancy
stripes, etc; 5 to 9 inches; all colors
and many combinations for scarfs,
girdles, fancy work. etc. Friday, spe-
cial, 49c yard.
Satin, MORE. taffeta. fancy stripes.
etc; 5 to inches wide. All colors
and many combinations. Friday, spe-
cial, 3sc yard.
Satin, taffeta, moire, picot edge,
Persians, Roman stripes, ETC.; = to
IL inches wide; all colors and many
combinations, Friday, special, &c
yard
Remnants OF satin, plaid. MORE and
fancy stripes; 3 to AZ inches wide:
many colors. Friday, special, l5c
yard.
Metal ribbons on black and colored
grounds, embossed in gold and silver
effects; 7 to 9 inches wide; for bags,
turbans, pillows, etc. Friday, special,
98c a yard.
Palais ROyal-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-13

Suede finished fabrics in attractive
styles. Turn-back embroidered French
cuff and strap-wrist styles. Contrast
embroideries and stitchings in wanted
shades.
Evening star., 1924-11-13
Art Needlework Dept.
Odds and Ends of Children's
Dresses. Friday Only. 79c

variety of ,colors and styles are
offered in this lot. They are COM
pletely made just ready for a few
stitches of handwork and you have a
charming and practical dress. Sizes
to IL years.
Evening star., 1924-11-13

Dress Cinghams
Regular Value, 29c Yard
Friday Only, l5c Yard
SO inches wide in all the colorful
plaids.
Outing Flannel
Regular Value, Csc Yard
Friday Only, l9c Yard
Firmly woven outing flannel with
soft. warm nap sc inches wide in at
tractive patterns in stripes with light
backgrounds
Bleached Mercerized Table
Damask
Regular Value, Soc Yard
Friday Only, Ac Yard
5s inches wide. five different pat
! terms. Will retain luster after laun-
dering.
Palais Royal-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-13
FRIDAY SPECIALS FOR
GIRLS

GIRLS
Girls Winter Goats
Regular Value, $l0.50
Friday Only, $8.75
Only seven. in either double e-breasted
or one-button fastening. Fashioned
of polaire. cut polaire and double
faced materials Sizes and 10.
Girls RaincOats
Regular Value, $3.50
Friday Only, 1896
In navy. tan and checks and change
able colors. Sizes s. . and 10. Only ten.
Girls Wool and WOOl-Crepe
Dresses
Regular Values, $lO9S to sl3.75
Friday Only, $8.95
Five only, in tan and brown,
trimmed with leather and embroidery.
Sizes 10. II and 16
Evening star., 1924-11-13
100 Wonderful Friday Bargain
Week End Bargain Day. Specially Selected Items, Also Re
Better Than Words the In,p0r
s Also Remnants, Reduced From Regular Prices. Values
the Importance of These Offerings

EXTRAORDINARY VALUE In COATS
Regular $500 Values, Friday Only, $3.50
Regular $500, $295O and $500 Values,
Friday Only, $l6.5O
Fur Neckpieces-Creatly Reduced
skunk Fur Neckpi ~ FrIdny only.&
Skunk Fur Neck Friday yonly,&
skunk ur q only
Scarfs
%
Evening star., 1924-11-13
Stamped Gowns
Friday Only. 80c

or beautiful quality OF crepe,
stamped in attractive designs to be en-
broidered in pastel shades. Full size.
completely made. finished with 2-inch
hem. Colors, white, pink and honey
dew.
Evening star., 1924-11-13
Velour Scarfs
Friday Only. $3.50

We are offering a nice assortment of
velour scarfs with tapestry inserts.
Trimmed in gold braids, in lovely
shades of rose, gold and brown.
PaIais Roya-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-13
Odds and Ends of Fabric
Cloves, Friday Only
S0c Pair

2-clasp, strap-wrist and elbow
lengths. In brown, chamois COLOR
mode, beaver, gray and white. Broken
sizes.
Palais R0yal-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-13

French Clace Kid Gloves
Regular $2.98 Value
Friday Only, $l.98 Pair
6-button length. strap-wr;st style.
Pioue sewn. heavy crochet embroidered
stitchings: self, contrast and two
toned, in the new russet tans. brown,
beaver. mode. gray. white. white with
black and black with white. All sizes
in lot, but not in each color.
Real Kid Gloves
Regular $l.75 Pair
Friday Only, $l.OO Pair
Opportunity for small women and
misses. Mostly small sizes 5l2. and
6h, in black with white stitchings
and sewing. and tan.
Novelty Cuff Fabric Gloves
Friday Only, 75c Pair
uede-finished fabrics in attractive
styles. Turn-back embroidered French
Evening star., 1924-11-13

Bias Fold Tape
Friday Only, 2 for l8c
G yards to piece, in assorted colors.
Clark's o. n. T. Cotton
Friday Only, 3 Spools, l2c
Mercerized cotton. in assorted colors.
Dress Shields
Friday Only, l8c Pair
Guaranteed, in assorted sizes
Teneo Snap Fasteners
Friday Only, 2 Cards, l5c
In black and white. l dozen to
card.
Palnis RoyaI-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-13
Silk or Tapestry Bags

Silk or Tapestry Bags
Regular 1926 Value
Friday Only, $3.50
Made of good quality Pekin silk.
Vanity or bag shape. silk lined. fitted.
Also a few pouch shapes.
Vacuum Bottles
Regular 79c Value
Friday Only, 62c
Made of black enamel, with cup and
shoulder of aluminium. Keeps hot or
cold. Pint size.
Leather Handbags
Regular $l.95 Values
Friday Only, $l.74
Large variety of feathers and styles.
Silk lined, fitted. In black and colors.
, Pnlafs Rcyal-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-13

Amami Bath Powder
Regular SOC Value
Friday Only, 4lc Bottle
Silox Powder
Regular 35c Value
Friday Only, 25c Box
Evening star., 1924-11-13
Velvet Corduroy Lounging
Robes

Velvet Corduroy Lounging
Robes
Regular Value, 1898
Friday Only, 1920
\ special lot. practical shades short
pointed collars.
IS Bungalow Aprons
Regular Value, $50
Friday Only, $l.W
colors. plain and checked patterns,
various pipings and braid trimmed
Envelope Chemise
Regular Value, $2.9S
Friday Only, $l.79
Made of crepe de chine and radium.
lace trimmed. Slightly mussed Broken
lots.
Muslin Nightgowns
Regular Value, $l.OO
Friday Only, 69c
Made of nainsook and batiste lace
trimmed or tailored models; slightly
mussed.
Women's Sport Bloomers
Regular Value, $3.50
Friday Only, $2.l9
Made of silky tricoknit. Full cut,
double elastic bottoms. Black and
bright colors.
Pleated Costume Slips
Regular Value, $l0.98
Friday Only, $6.98
Ten only pleated slips of all-silk
crepe de chine. Black and colors.
Palais RoyaI-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-13
WOmen's Lisle and Fiber
Hose
Regular Values, 39c and Soc
FRIDAY Only. 20c

Friday Only, 29c
Women's Isle and fiber hose in black.
white. gray and brown. Good assort-
Rent of sizes.
women's Isle hose. black and brown.
seamless and full fashioned. some with
clock and lace effects; broken assort-
ment.
Women's Burson hose. first quality,
black and balbriggan. All sizes.
WOmen's Silk Hose
Regular Values. $l95 and $2.25
Friday Only, $l.65
Including chiffon hose full fashioned.
all-nver silk and merceriZed tops.
Thread silk hose. full fashioned with
mercerized garter tops. black and
colors. Lilly of France and Van
Raalte in discontinued styles. All
perfect.
Women's Onyx Silk Hose
Regular Values, sl.49 and $3.50
Friday Only, $l.35
with mercerized garter tops, medium
weight Colors: Black. white, brown.
gray, beige, jack rabbit, tan and Aire-
dale. All first quality.
Women's Silk and Chiffon
Hose
Regular Value, $l.00
Friday Only, 89c
women's Onyx. pure silk hose, chiffon
weight. pointed heel, sealed package.
Also women's silk and fiber mixed
line with scanned back. Black, white,
brown. tan. blonde, gray, beige, suede.
peach, dawn, tan buck, Airedale and
jack rabbit. All perfect.
Palais Roynl-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-13
Boys and Girls Stockings
Regular Price, 29c
Friday Only, 2 for SOC
(AJl First Oualify)

VtaIT II fTsV VudIItNT
Boys double-knee, ribbed hose, black
and brown, extra long and elastic.
Sizes to 10.
Children's fine ribbed hose. medium
weight. black, white and brown. Sizes
6 to 10.
Children's English ribbed sport hose.
full length. Black, white and brown.
Sizes 6 to 10.
Boys and girls !: sport hose. Eng
lish ribbed with roll tops. Plain black.
white, brown, gray, beige. Sizes s
to 10.
Also two toned, medium weight,
brown, tan and gray. Sizes to 10.
Evening star., 1924-11-13
800 Trimmed and Tailored Hats
Friday Only, $500
In Silks
All-Silk Radium
Regular $l.69 Value

In Silks
All-Silk Radium
Regular $l.69 Value
FRIDAY Only. S1.44 Yard
1000 yards. splendid color range, 40
shades in all.
35-In. All-Silk Messaline
Regular sl.69 Value
FRIDAY Only. $l.A Yard
Wide range of light and dark shades.
In Dress Goods
All-Wool Challies
Regular sl.l9 Value
Friday Only, 98c
We have just received many new
patterns in colorful stripes and dainty
small figured designs. Shown in light
and dark color combinations.
Part-Wool Checks, Plaids
and Hairline Stripes
Regular sl.29 Value
Friday Only, 98c Yard
In a good assortment.
In Linings
Sateen
Regular 39c Value
Friday Only, 33c Yard
In all colors. plenty of black.
Pninis Royal-SecOnd Floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-13
Broken Lot Mems Shirts
Regular sl.75 and $500 Values
FRIDAY Only. 08c

All sizes 1872 to II, but not in each
kind. Neckband styles collar-attached
style, and separate collar to match.
All to go Friday at one price. Rayon
stripes. oxford cloth, madras, woven
madras and pongee.
Evening star., 1924-11-13

Wool Sweaters
Greatly Reduced
Friday Only, Csc
Odd lot of sweaters. made of wool.
in slip-on models and cap sleeves.
Slightly mussed.
Silk and Voile Overblouses
Regular s2.95 to $495 Values
Friday Only, $1.89
crepes and voiles. Tailored. embroid-
cred and beaded models. Some have
pipings of contrasting shades. Long
and short sleeves, with V, round or
Peter Pan neck lines. Sizes SO to Al.
Palais Roynl-Third Floor.
Caster Sets. Friday Only, loc
Salt and pepper shakers in silver
plated holder with handle.
Silver Deposit Ware
Friday Only. $1.l9
Large fruit and flower bowls with
attractive designs in silver deposit.
Pearl Handle Ware
Friday Only, 39c
Silver-plated cream and gravy la
dies with sterling silver band and
pearl handles. Each in gift box.
Palais ROyal-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-13
Specials in Toilets

Wash Cloth.
Regular l0c Value
Friday Only, 3 for 23c
Excellent Quality
Wrisley Lilac Vegetal
Friday Only, 39c Bottle
Palnis RoyaI-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-13

Philippine Dresses
Regular Value, $l.00
Friday Only, 88c
Philippine Dresses, all hand embroid-
cred and scalloped; kimono style; sizes
months to years.
Little Tots Colored Dresses
Regular Value, sl.O0
Friday Only, 79c
Lot of Little Tots Colored Dresses,
of gingham or voile; with or without
bloomers; some with touches of hand
work. Sizes to years.
Infants Crochet Sacques
Regular Value, sl.5O
Friday Only, $l.20
Small lot of Infants Handkerchief
Sacques. in pink and blue, with pretty
stitching.
Baby Robes
Regular Value, sl.29
Friday Only. 89c
- Baby Robes, of dark blanket rob-
ing. Size one only.
Little Tots Princess
Petticoats
Regular Value, soc
Friday Only, 48c
Lot of Little Tots Princess Petit
coats of soft nainsook: neatly trimmed
in embroidery and tucks. Sizes to
years.
Palnis RoyaI-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-13
Children's Socks and
Stockings


Boys black ribbed hose; sizes and
6,..
Infants cashmerette hose; sizes u,
6 and 612.
Infants long silk hose. black only:
sizes 5, 81. and &. (Slightly imper-
fect.)
Children's half and three-Quarter
socks in broken assortments, sizes and
colors. Plain. and fancy tops. First
quality.
Evening star., 1924-11-13
Children's "a Sport Socks
Regular Values, 39c and 49c
Friday Only. 2 for 69c
Women's Knit Underwear
Regular Values, 75c and 98c
FRIDAY Only. 50c

Lot l. Low-necked, ribbed union
suits Of fine-weave cotton and mer-
cerized Tight knee. also closed suits;
wide legs. Sizes to 10. Regular and
extra sizes included
Lot 2. Women's f1eeced underwear,
vests low neck with short sleeves.
Pants to match in knee length. First
quality, regular sizes. Regular price
79c
Lot s. Womens fiber silk vests of
plain and fancy weave. Also mercer
lied bloomers in plain and fancy
weave. Broken colors and sizes.
Palaia R0yal-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-13
House Caps
Regular Value, 29e
Friday Only, l7c

House caps made Of fine dotted
swiss, trimmed with colored ribbons
Evening star., 1924-11-19
FILMS TO BE SHOWN
! AT RADIO EXHIBIT
Will Be q Feature of Show at
/ Wardman Park Hotel on
| Friday Night.

Three films depicting the workings
of radio in it's various ramifications
will be shown Friday night in con-
nection with the radio show de luxe
which opens tomorrow afternoon in
the west lobby of the Wardman Park
Hotel. The first OF these, 1.-THE Heri-
tage Of Jupiter" demonstrating trans
oceanic radio, will be presented by the
Radio Corporation Of America. This
film was to have been shown at the
New York radio show. but .ouid not
be prepared in time. 1.-THE Wizas dry
Of wireless" will be presented by
the General Electric Company. The
third will be moving picture demon
stration of undersea radio. using the
discoveries of DR.. J. Harris Rogers
Of Hyattsville, Md, noted inventor.
The apparatus invented BIZ c.
Francis Jenkins for the transmission
Of photographs and facsimiles of let
ters In script was installed at the
Bellevue naval station yesterday to
send messages to the hotel Friday
night. Satisfactory experiments were
conducted in sending messages from
the station to the laboratory OF Mr..
Jenkins, on Connecticut avenue.
Alfred L. Stern, director Of the
show. announced today that all ar
rangements for the opening Of the
show have been completed. There
will be - radio merchants partoi.
pating, each combined with a local
Evening star., 1924-11-19
ARMY BANDL|STED
! BY WCAP! TONIGHT
Elaborate Concert on Pro-
gram-Bob Lawrence and
Friends Billed.

An elaborate concert by the United
States Army Band, featuring several
characteristic numbers such as The
FGur Ages of Man" and Buccalossfs
Hunting Scene" is the chief attrac-
ton on the program tonight OF
WCAP. Cornet and Nylophone solos
will be played by the Army Band
musicians throughout the concert.
The band concert will begin at
1880 and continue to $3.50 clock.
when Bob" Lawrence, of community
concert fame, and number OF his
musical friends. will go on the air
with a studio concert. Mr.. Law
ington's best talent in addition to
Eleanor Shaw. famous concert
pianist. for his program.
Three distant stations will broad
cast Jointly with WCAP the concert
by the Army Band. They are WEAF,
New York: WAR, Providence, r. l.,
and WMAF, South Dartmouth, Mass.
Lecture Is Listed.
WCAPs program Will begin at 7:15
o'clock. with a talk by S. D. Shank
land, secretary of the department of
superintendence Of the National Edu-
cation Association, on What the
Teacher Means to the Nation" The
band concert and Mr.. Lawrence's
sluulO program dIc tue oiiS olASA
attractions.
WRCs afternoon program will fea-
ture the tea. music by the New Will
lard Hotel Meyer Davis Trio, broad
cast direct from the palm garden of
the hotel between 1880 and o'clock.
This organization rendered its ini-
tial performance Monday afternoon.
and the response from the radio au-
dience was so vociferous in it's praise
that it has been arranged to continue
broadcasting the trio three after
moons week from now on. Among
the avalanche of telephone calls and
communications that greeted Mon
days performance were several mes
sages from the Middle West and a
variety from Baltimore and vicinity.
In the early part of the afternoon
program Aunt Margaret will offer a
short talk to housekeepers entitled
Thanksgiving Suggestions" and
Eleanor Glynn, pianist of the WRC
staff, will be heard in a recital fol-
lowing Aunt Margaret and preceding
the tea music.
The children's hour will be present.
ed at o'clock and will be conducted,
as usual. by Peggy Albion.
Evening star., 1924-11-19

II you are using different parts you
can easily tell the shaft or center holes
by a glance at the outlines given with
the location of the holes.
Before drilling a hole always make
sure that you have the right hole, and
thus prevent the possibility Of having to
scrap your panel because Of some error
in drilling.
Holes /, 2. .. 10. 21A, 21B and 21C
should be redrilled with a y A-inch
drill.
All the rest OF the holes can then be
drilled with a No. Is drill.
Holes 3B. 4, ga, sc, 6B and 7B
should be redrilled with q Hinch drill.
Hole should be redrilled with a
7-l6 drill. unless you are using a diff
ferent type Of jack which requires a diff
ferent size OF hole.
Hole 3A, sc. 5B. SD. Sc, IA and &c
should be countersunk on the front side
Of the panel to At the heads OF the fiat
head screws furnished with the instru-
ments.
Tho exact location Of the parts which
are mounted on the Dashboard Is not
important. They can be mounted ap-
proximately as shown In the panel and
Dashboard layout. which will be shown
with tomorrows article.
Evening star., 1924-11-19
RADIO QUERIES

Radio Editor:
Does q head telephone set have
positive and negative terminals? II
SO, how can one tell which wire is
positive and which is negative? Also.
to which binding post of the receiv-
ing set should the positive terminal
Of the telephone be connected?-
LOUIS L. HOOPER.
Radio headphones have positive and
nerative terminals, but 1t makes lit
tie difference as to which binding post
they are connected. Some manufac-
turers Of headphones distinguish the
positive from the negative wires by
using red colored insulation on the
positive wire.
In your reply to Mrs. o. e. in Sun.
days Star you stated that combina-
ton tube and crystal set would be
more costly to construct than sepa-
rate sets for the two KINDS OF de-
tectors. 1t is an easy matter to con-
struct such a set and the only ex-
pense additional to the cost OF the
tube set alone would be for a detector
stand. crystal and two-point swttcn.
have found it entirely practical
though I do not consider it worth
while. I am writing you merely out
of a desire to help other fans and TO
Aid In keeping up interest in your de-
uartment.-J. r. MAGILL
Radio Editor:
Shortly after wCAP signed of Mon
day night / picked up a station at
which a woman was talking about old
songs. About that time WHA1 cut
in" with some jazz music, completeiy
submersing the other stations signals.
Through your helpful column l
thought I may identify the station l
heard. I have a single-circuit re-
Renerative set-W. r. Nc.
You heard WTAM, Cleveland, ONO.
Radio Editor:
will you or some radio fan give
me the call letters Of a station at
New Brunswick. Canada? l heard
this station at 11:40 o'clock last Fri
day night. The announcer said: we
are broadcasting a test program on
ala meters. Please let US have your
report as to how you are receiving
this program" A few minutes later
he said reports had come In from two
persons, The station signed on at
l1;4s o'clock, Eastern standard time.
&C. w. MORGAN.
You heard the Canadian National
Railways new station at Moncton,
New Brunswick. It's call letters are
CNRA. It transmits on a 313 meter
band.