Evening journal. [volume], November 27, 1922, LATE NEWS EDITION, Page 7, Image 7

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KAUIU KtLtlVtn
WITHOUT AERIAL
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I .Simplified Set Shows Up
Well Under Grueling
r * Test
,,By VKA Service.
NEW TOTtK N
believed to be the most «impie, and
(..'et moat efficient radio receiving In
■ «trament mode has Just been dem
■ onstrated here by Its Inventor. David
Crimea.
I brims* was graduated from ih*
t'niveraity of Minnesota as an elec-1
trical engineer. During the
v. _What
war he
w as assigned to radio duty in % con
nectlon with the air service and was
^instructor In radio at Kelly Field.;
Texas.- He ha* done special work
n radio for the government and
The Instrument Grim»«» ha« pro.
dured is of special interest in Thai
i private interest».
I it can receive a broadcast message
' w or concert without the u*e of an
aerial, ground wire or outside con
lection of any sort. In fact. Grimer*
* says It will receive Viearly through
st»f(c or other Interference.
In hie demonstration Hrimes | n . j
a «»«"«*«• I«* receiver nn an automn
bile and rnde over a tortuous rout* !
in order to ,e„ it again« directions!
effect., He ahowed. thrnughon, this
fha- the Inatntment could re
celve a concert from a nearby broad
<V»*ting ettAtlon equally effectively
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.»from any direction. i
More startling, however, was the
«nicesfts with which Grim*« received
'h* concert while bis f«r r*o*d st|
► . . .
• .varying »pepds. simps? »ip to so mile«
^ ' ' . - .
an hour The hum of th. motor, th
wind reatitanre and tarring of the
* -ar had.ilrtit efrect nn the instru
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1 hiut performed with complete
"V* Orlme* of hi. n
centlon. "aboard «bips in th» At-,
Untie Ocean, a'so on railroad trams'
4 during trial demonstrations. I can
s*e no raison why It should not rp-1
erate thousands of f**t Äbov? thv?,
test
earth in a fast airplane.*'
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S\M 1« IN SWEDEN.
RAM 's In Sweden, but »his bap
• pen« to he the rsdlo-remp»*« e'S
fion.at H«!!o on Skaggerak.
^whffch got these ealj letters wheq It
V»«. opened for general servir, r«
c»nt!y. It will give bearings so v«s
, s * Is railing within a distance of 15«
miles on a wave length of
inn
me'ere.
••LIGHTS" AITF/T RADIO.
Th* Aurora Rorealla.
Ligh*«. ia causing trouble to tran»
4 mitting amateur« in the north. The
amateur« were able so reçoive, but
not to transmit, while the auror#
*Tr»« op display. Scientist» investi
gating the phenomenon placed the
blame on the light».
Northern
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Persons who c»n tun. m on <»>»
govewtment gfation at Washington
have an opportunity te lesrn *1
there Js to know about their govern- j
* pent nnd Its* departments " *
United States Department of Labor
hes srtarted broadcasting informs
. tion about Itself, three n:gh's a
week, and It is expected other bu
reaus will follow Its example.
LF.ARK AROtT V. R.
MODBRN Rt'RAL srHOOl,.
The modern rural schnei is begin
ring to take ut> radto Inatruotion
% fcom the more populous centers. In
a powerful transmitting |
plant inatalled by the public inetruc
, tion department at Honolulu »ends
out educational mibjeet» to the
tchooJa in the rural dlatricta.
Hawaii
KNIGHTS TO ATTEND M ASS.
Polemn reqtiiem ma
Cathedral will hs attended at *
o'clock Thursday morning by m
her» of Santa Marta Council. No.
19. Kntehta of Golumbus. Many of
them will receive communion in
conformity with their annual cus
tom.
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Values up to $100
Ovly nnr or two Dresses of a kind.
All the wanted materials, styles, colors and sizes.
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11 .00 a. m.—Grand organ.
11.3« a m.—United States weather
forecast.
11.55 a. m.—Chimes and stroke of
noon on the organ bell».
5.15 p. m.—Grand organ
and
trumpets.
7.3« p. nw>—Concert by Haddinx
Lucius Cole,
Maufz,
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c n mpanists.
Junior Orchestra,
eonductor, and Alma
Edna M. Eisenträger.
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piano;
Livingston,
prano; Anne
Hubbard, harp; Eme
Isabel!»
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Planch» V.
Irene
■cello;
Hibbard,
and Lucy Kllkpatrlck,
!t p. m.— fîrand organ recital, Ml«s
Man- E Vogt at tht* organ,
!>\=>5 p m.—L'nlted States
observatory time signal.
in.02p. m.—L'nited States weather
forecast.
Naval
rarl s I
pnees
coff»»
station W.fZ. N
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stocks, bonds, grain,
on
and
sugar.
5.45 p.
events,
m,— Resttme of sporting
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7 j"" h ignited States
irial condition. " ^ Ind , '
»» observed hy the Nstlonsl Ind 1
tria M nnference Bnard.
p m.-S.orie« from the St.
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Condition., by the Alexander Hem
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9.15 p m—"Money and other
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Is n e concsrt by th* Police Rand.
n( VMr Tork ,, nd#r bs , nn
p-tl| H eningher. Bar,one solo]
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by Ci**orgi» Blmerlelm, patrolman
0.55 to 10 p. m. — Arlington time
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p m Continuation *' tho
proBram hv Pol(r , Band
Pittsburgh Station fKDKA)
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rcoy of
weekly
business condition«, prepared hv th*
' National Industrial
Roard: tri-weckly letter from Firm
and Home; th* Na*t group of radio
articles. No. 3?; "Frocks for Wear
Under the Fur Goat." Vogue; "Style
Features in Glothes as »he *G*n?l*
Gonference
mnn Them." Vanltv Fair;
tiard
"T's
ing Red In Decoration." Mouse and
en
7.30 p.
f children.
i.— Redtime «tory for the
s p. m. Special addre«» by proml
nent busine«» men.
5 30 p. m.—Concert hy FCDKA Lit
tle Symphony Orchestra under the
direction of Victor Raudek. with Gil
bert Morris, tenor, and Almet Jep
kinson. baritone.
Pianist.
and Elsie Keller.
V Selections by
"Mirelle."
Progra m :
the orrhe«fra Overture,
by Gounod; fa> 'Thatonna." Dtjcand
and <b» "The Evening RtgxJ' from
"Tannhäuser.'' Wagner; prelude.,
-.cg ioi *, ana . mtermesso." from "rav
rerpts from the "Merry WMow "
I^^Hnr; harltono anti tenor Hue.*
tlncerman" ad -Watchman.
what of the S'ight'" baritone solo*
"rmna" and "Where Mv faravan
"The Randalero;"
tenor solos, "Love Sends Little Oif's
of Boses" and "Chriat in Flanders; - -!!
"A'esla la tluibba." from "Pagliacci
piano solos, »elected; duet. "| n This
Solemn Hour."
W'tLL TAKE OFF
4 LL FAG ESS EAT
Do vou know that th*r# <e a simp'e.
harmleaa. • effective ^medy for
ne»s that
ere fly by any
losing the slimness of youth?
•erfat -
fely and s# - !
woman who
There is !
and it Is none other than the tablet j
r famous Marmots Pr»'
U Trescrlp
c.*d
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form of the
scription. known as Ma
tion Tablets You ran well #xpert to
reduce steadily and
going through long siege« of tiresome
exercise and starvation diet. Mar- [
mola Prescription Tablets are sold by I
ail druggists the world over, at on
dollar for a case, or you can secure
them direct from the Marmola • *o . 451? j
e. Detroit. Mich . on .
ally without
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Woodward Ave
receipt rtf price.
Getting on the Stage in Npw York
inez warns in u> 1 ir to gi\k i p stage
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of »ix atories by Joseph Van d*
Grift describing how she. pn»
a country girl, sought to
get on the stage in New York.
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, By JOSEPHINE VAN lï E GRIFT
NE A Service Stuff Writer.
NBW YORK —toes HI omit her:
: last name alfbough she told me
rendily—was the type I know now]
1 belongs to the steady tramp, tramp.
■ tramp to the theatrical agencies,
She had snap to her clothes.
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Tf~a blue
She had
girl with snap
suit with white collars and ruffs and
a fur thrown carelessly across her
shoulders.
Then I -aw the waist line of her
j suit was high—where the' were,
wearing them three years ago—her
I blouse was of cheap material and
•ldently home-laundered, her fur
I ww» old and much brushed, her
were craved but highly pol
g!o\o*
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i ished, her white kid
I been carefully
r many month« of tramping
she bad done in that little blue suit
had
lendcd.
H
: 1 forehore to guess. Rut she was
immaculate. And she had style.
Sg d,d In«*. H.r v." w.. thrown
rnw h „ r ha , w . jth an a r h . r wr «p
' fell from confident little ehnuiders.
^ * r oomed With
out knowing exactly whv you looked
"« her twice. Which was what 1 did
,^ , ^ ^ ptr offlr „
Hpr , y „ lookM tirffd
"Are vou Just registering here
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Vou see. it's hern ten ye
as nn the stare end n
trying to come hack." For some
since I
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reason, possibly a de«ire to tell nur
trouble», we sank down on t w
hairs in the anternnm just outfld*
Packard's office donr.
,"My mother ha« broken her hip."
she explained ' Hh*'s an setrea*.
y ou seo î was I. i
gave it up ten years ago to get mar
rfed Now I've put my box- in school
and I'm trying m get back."
The donr opened and Packard's
e through. He was usher
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voie»
ing out a calfer.
"Don't let anybody ever toll you
agency exists fop the actor."
'It do«».«n't.
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he manager.
If we place a well
known actor at 4500 or a thousand
_ week, that's where we
ake our
if we piare an amateur of
money.
If5 s week, we make just about 30
ntp—"
The door ciojiod.
speaking
Inez was »tin i
—been doing ingenu
with .foseph .Murphy and then I was
with Pauline Rove. She always »aid!
1 was the hop» ingenue «he «»\«>r had
She» running
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BETTER THAN CALOMEL
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Thousand» Have Diacovrred Dr.
Edwards' Olive Tablets
a Harmless Substitute
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r>r Edward»- Olive Tablets—the sub-1
ntttute for calomel—are a mild but sur* i
.telr effect 01
" , mo»t ln«lantaneous These I ttle
o |iv e-color»d lahlets are lhe"'re»u!t o'l
f ' r Edwards' determination not lo|
,lv ' r i ' n ' , complaint» with
tabune!.
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The pleasant little tablets do the |
good calomel do#«, but have no j
bad after #fr#o»a. They don't injure j
the te#th like «trong liquid» or calomel. I
They tak# Hold of fh# trouble and I
quickly correct it. Why cure the liver I
af t he expense of the »##th" Galomel I
...etlmee play» havoc with the gum.«
So do strong liquids It Is h**t not to
take ca'omel |,#t Dr Edwards' Olive I
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I went
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! m N mo,h ' r h,,r 1 wnuldn t stick to It
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Another deor opened. Mis. Mas n
had taken off her glasses had pul
on her cott and ha. with the evl
dent Inten.I.m of go.ng out to Ittndh
^e door closed
I talked and talked [
Hile she did Ite^Tn to
The stage Is life to
social servie«»
if he
F —Id like to do
! work. I know* I could d
cause I've brushed up with all kindel
i of people and I can read \rhar»r?cr
Rut instead ^of ih.V
want somebody with sscollege
at iK glance
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S' < stopped suddenly
Arc v<»u iu«c trving *o break'in?
iïXLTÎr m. crHiciv.
"Oh. my d"ar. the «tage Is hard I
It'« hard even nn the old-timers. 1
have a llt'l» friend—»he was «tarred
last year—this year she's speaking
two lines In a road show.
"I have another friend—-wonder- I
fill talent—she held nut for two
Just tramping from one I
[agency to another. They'd tell her
jtn come around In two weeks. Then
years.
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Men's Suits Cleaned
and Pressed includ
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they'd say the part wts just fitted.
One ttme they rehearsed four weeks
and then the show didn't open.
"Finally she didn't even have car
fare to go hack and forth. Site s got
a Job at a clove counter now.
"I'd advise you not to go Into It.
hut. of course, If your heart >* *'<!
on It—
•'Oh. It is." T breathed
John t»olden
"Well. I'll tell V
amateurs this
er at the l.ittle Theatre."
after
Is trying out
noon
Over ot the Little Theatre I found
They
400 persons ahead of
crowded ?h»* theatre, their fares lit
bunch
me.
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up unhealthily by a
which «hone from the apron
John Holden. Madge Kennedy s»d
p -E McCoy w alked out upon the
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Job»
TOMORROW: Filling
from 40« iipptb-nnt* «nd mv expvri
mccfi at flic Hippodrome.
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Members of the Bureau of Fire
donned their winter uniform« Satur-
finding the change a very acrep.
- of the tendency of
slay around the
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table one. in v
the thermometer t
freexing point.
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scatters congestion The i »
flammation dirafifiearf—
and along with it the pain
Rp1ie««i ptfprn! rheomafte fwmpi too.
W«rn)»an<1 *
cold« in rhp*t. K**cr it hindr.
hsf k %<■ hep. riPti ralf1^ /
; Sloans Uniment- kills pain I
ELKS TO SMOKE
AS fOWELL TOUTE
I Wilmington Indite.
|olaI night
j,,
Biller.
R P. O. K
will gi\# a smoker in the chib house
1113 Market all
eve.
on Thank«glv.n*
*ef
This affair will b» the first so
f the organization since!
'the appointment of John J. Bowel
s District Deputy General Exalted
A reception will be
Mr Powel that night.
Tlie entertainment committee j»
ranging a program that
gven
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ill please
I ever> ne Several professional actors
Will be guests and assist In the «pro
gam.
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A roost beef dinner will be served
and the commuée has decided to
ward a n,„ u „t .,__
Iocs sccordln* ,, . IT
m»mt»#r* wi I hat 4 ». ? n . 1r
member* sill have to attend to learn
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5tore-Cloaea 5.30 P. M.
BETTER DO SOME OF YOUR
THANKSGIVING BUYING
TOMORROW
IML is getting short! And there is so much to he done betweentnow-and*Thurs
day. Great preparations are being made, as usual, for the grandi feast; there will
be friends and relatives, many who will «fay over night, or perhapsothe week-end.
j This means that everything must be in readiness—spick and span. Many*of the (follow
ing specials will interest you:
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YOU'LL NEED TO WEES
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WHY NOT BUY THEM HERE
WHERE A FULL ASSORTMENT AWAITS
YOUR APPROVAL?
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XDEED. you cannot Und a gneater ahunria-nr« of
really line ton-el* than we carry- Take fordngtajiea.
towels of pure linen—In our assortment you will And
some of the very best make«; towtela that you wfll be
proud to place at the u*e of your, guests; towels tftat
w II render years of «ervire. Hereâare some, of theafa
mous make«:
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WEBB'S IRISH LINEN TOWELS
OLD BLEACH LI NEW TOWELS
IRELAND BROS. LINEN\TOWELS
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handy size towels not alone for the guest xMf
the many other u*ea to which they are, adapZd
absorbent and of excellent quality. Ideal, too,,*foç»i
gifts.
but for
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Large Huck Towels
75c, $1, $1.25, $1.50,.$2.25
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Mu using wear
Union Suits
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Size* 18x32 to 24x38
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You must see the.» tnwels ln fully, appreciate the
values they represent at our very special prices. Some
are entirely plain, others have damask <borders»with a.
place for embroidering an Initial.
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SPECIAL!
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Plain Huck Towels
$1.50 ea
$1 ea
Fancy Effect*
20x36
Plain Effect*
18x34
SILK BODICE TOP
COTTON RIBBED PANTS
We give particular mention to this towel f because
of Its unusualness, its rare quality and flmshyand Us
very low price. Some plain, 'other* with tdamuk
DOUBLE TERRY
Turkish Towels
IN PINK AND FLESH COLOR
border«.
*K h»v# 1*eon î 11 »*a rd only a limited
f th
W
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sell at this extra special price.
assortment
suits fi
Think of what this offering means!
rienuln* Mtin«lngw*«r t T n*on Suit#—
one of the finest make» known at a
cost no more than that of inferior
The full range of sizes
makes choosing
Size
20x40
55c
Very
Special
grad»«,
which wo Carry
Big. at.eorbent fellows are these towels with an un
luenchable thirst A brisk, rub with one of them after
the hath adds to the pfea»ure and makes th« body fairly
See to it that your bath room ia well aup
?asy.
First Floor—Centre
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Here Are Some Great Values
15x36 Blenched -
Billow Cases 30c Each
Full SizeS 1x90
Bleached Sheets $1.00
One of the finest pillow cases we have
offered at so low a price. Excellent
lirade of full bleached muslin free from
sizing.
These are made of heavy, seamless full
bleached muslin free from sizing,
launder with a finish equal to that of linen.
Will
66x80 All-Wool Plaid
Blankets $6.75
Full Bed Size
Crochet Spreads $2.75
Soft, fleecy blankets of virgin wool,
-tan.
Heavy weight spreads in lovely Mar
seilles patterns. Just the kind of spread
you need to give the proper finish and ap
I pearance to your bed.
ahowp in beautiful plaid pattern
You'll not find a
blue, pink and grey,
better blanket anywhere at this price.
Second Floor—South
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when you buy Aspirin
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T'nl. vnu see the name ' Bayer"
on P*''kage or on tablet« you are not
gettina the genuine Bayer product
prescribed by physicians over lwe n -
ty two vpsrs snd proved »»f* hv mil
for headache. toothache
»»arxHi# nsurslgis. lumbago, rheu
jnatlsm. neurltla. and for pain In
general. Accept only "Bayer'' Pick
»klch eontaina proper diracUonii.
Handy boxea of twelve tablets cost
f ,„. r , m „ Druggists also sell bot
ties of 24 snd 100. Aspirin is the
trade mark of Bayer Manufacture cl
M'»nf*acsticacidester of Salicyllcaci^fc.