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TUESDAY
WGY (Schenectady, N. Y _
880 Meters)
11:30 a. m.—Stock market re-
port.
11:40 a. m.—Producs market re-
port.
11:50 a. m.—Report on Farm
Movement of Lettuce. from the
New York State Department of
Farms and Markets.
11:55 a. m.—U. S. Naval Obser-
vatory tme signals. FIG. ‘
1:00 p. m.——Music and talk. "Easy ,
Meals (or Hot W'eather." courtesy
Modern Priscilla. T .
5:00 p. m.~—Produce and stock As mentioned n an article last
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market quotations; news bulletins; week. there is considerable advan.
baseball “35““5' tage in incorporatiog regeneration in
6‘00 1" m.-——Dinner music by the detector of a neutrodync radio-
Joseph A. Chickene and his Clover frequency amplifier. The neutrodyn-
Club Orchestra. of Katie Ten Eyck, ed amplifier, of course, makes use
Albany. N Y' of regeneration to a certain extent
7‘15 p. m.—Ba.sebail scores. but is usually operated considerably
7‘30 9' m.—Concert by the New below,the oscillation point in order
York Philharmonic Orchestra. to make sure that no oscillation will
10:15 p. m.—Organ recital by 80 encountered at any portion of
Stephen E. Boisclair. from Proctor's the tuning range.
Harmanaus Bleeker Hail. Albany. By utilizing as oscillating and
V’ Y. .
‘ - _ regenerating detector no gain to a.
“R0 ‘V‘Shlngton (‘0. Mm) certain extent the lost. signal
5:15 p“ m.—1nstruction in Inter— strength that results from opt-rating
national Code.
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8:00 p. m. Song Recital by Doro- . . . -
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a 245 .m -——Song Recital by Ar- tion at this ‘point. there are two oth-
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Trio Fig. 1, and consists in replacing the
9:55 Time Signals and W'eather re-
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r. i'. amplifier with a variable con-
denser. This should not be a. regular
11, 13 or 23 plate variable, but
should be either a tw0 plate vernier.
or one of the multiplate “midget."
vex-nicr condensers. e purpose 0|
this variable capacity is to govern
the amount of "balancing" feed-
back which occurs through this con-
denser and througit its use it is pos-
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i‘. amplification very close to the os-
cillation point.
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the best method of utilizing con-
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inaie entirely the neutralizing capac-
ity in the last stage of r. f. amplifier
~—-lhat is, the one nearest the detect-
or. It will usually be found that
doing this will enable the last tube
looncillate quire freely when the
socondpry of the transformer in the
plate c.rcuit is tuned by the varia-
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ports.
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“’01! Newark (405 Meters)
2:30 p. m.—Dance Orchestra.
3:00 p. m.——'I‘he "So This is Poli-
tics" company. including Marporio ENERGY FOR
Gateson.
3:30 p. m.—Dance Orchestra.
6115 p. m.—-"Music “'hile You NEW ENGLAND
Dine" Harry Cox Canary Cottage
Inn Orchestra.
6:30 p. m.——-"Man in the Moon"
stories for the children by Josephine
Lawrence and “'illlam F. B. MC-
_ns submit some data on color
Neary.
“am“ “a “m- “‘1' 5° 7:00 p. m.——-"Music While You
fill!!! Will be valued. Dmeu
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7:20 p. m.—Resume of the Day‘s
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KDKA East Pittsburgh (320 Meters) t 1 o n of Electnca]
11:45 a. m.-—-Concert by Scalzo's
Orchestra. Centers
11:55 a. I'm—Arlington time sig- ._____._
“1" WASHINGTON. July 20.—-l"rinci-
12:00 a. m.——“’eather forecast. - ..
5:30 p. m.-——Organ recital by A. pics for the creation of a \.lSI
reservoir of elect ricul one rgy
L. Taylor from the Grand Theatre.
Pittsburgh. through interconnection of p0“ll
5;00 p. m.—Basebnll scores. centers in the northeastern section
6:30 p, m.——Thc children's period. of the United States are laid uown
"Uncle Ed" has some funny songs in the report of the engineering sub
and stories for his radio nieces and committee Of “"3 Northwestern
nephews. Superpower Committee. of which
6:45 p. m.-—News Bulletins] Secretary “cave:- is the chairman.
7:00 p. m.-—Baseball scores. The sub-committees recommenda-
7515 P- m-“LQCW” by S- H. “'1" lions, published today. contemplate
liams, Oi' Slippery Rock State Nor-
ma! school, fro mthe University of a rd _ loci ic I‘CStllI'“8
Pittsburgh studio. steam "d 11‘ r0 0 r ) U
.' Z . d lc-‘it-
7:40 p. m.—Stockman market re- in the New I'ngland m rrldd "
port on primary "venom marke“ lfghirfgfgngnl: 2:353: Uzi-hatimizimix
griljndceteed, cotton. WOOL sugar and estimated that part of the country
3:00 p. m.-—Concert by the KDKA will need 30.800.000.000 kilo watt
String Quartet. Mrs. G. Schirko‘v' hOtlrs compared with the 1022 pro-
soprano and Oscar Heifenbem' pian- duction of 21,200,000.000 kilo watt
0st. hours.
9:53 p. uni—Arlington time sig- Although maximum wait-rpowcr
rials. \Vcather forecast. Baseball development, in the section can pro-
scores. ducc only 25 pcr cent of the norm:-
lg‘Igflvv-Cm-Fconfgz M ) nary energy, says the rcpori, Isiah-
. (‘30- chars. lishment of the at ‘ ' .. ‘1
8:30 a. In.—Late news and com- 5'“ em WORN“
merit of the financial and commer- igulsdo 03:16:06.: tgggla )FEQIZIUIHJSm:
cial markets. ' ' ‘
construction and (lcvclopnir‘nl of.
reserves at power, increased efficient
in transportation though electit‘ica-
lion of facilities. extension of power
to farms, and a lightening or labor
requirements upon men.
The northeastern superpower com-
October after an informal confer-
ence of state utilities commission
chairmen from eleven tes asscut-
bled by secretary Hoov , and his
sub-committee. .n mprising repre-3
rcntatives of the committees the;
linked States Geological survey. the(
rulral power commission. and the.
work out a method for state and
federal cooperation at promoting:
power development.
The sub—committee considered the
resources and needs of Maine. New
Hampshire. Vermont. Massachu—
m'tlx, Rhode Island. Connecticut.
New York. New Jersey. Pennsyl-
vania. Dclcwarc. Maryland and the
District of Columbia and devoted
some attention also to those in
Ohio, Virginia and \Vcst Virginia.
K. K. KTNot Bothering
Japs on the Coast
TOKIO. July 20.-—Reccnt anti-
Jspancse activities in California rc-
pOrts of which printed in lendlny
.Iupanr‘st‘ iiclt'spapcrs caused a son-
sation llcrc, were apparently due to
labor troubles, consul grneral Oxn-
mn, stationed at San Francisco. has
reported to tho foreign office. after
an investigation. His report does not
mtntion the K. K. N.
First reports printed here attri-
buted the activities to the Klan,
The counsul General said that his
inquiry disclosed there had been
dmnnsl rations at the plants of two
fruit packing companies at Iioplnnd,
‘advantagcs held out are Krcmer ‘
2 0 . .—-— - ’ .
vicges a m Farm and Home 5" economy in production Stilhlll.'.3ll0ni
Anna. J. Peterson 0: Peoples Gas Co.
10:35 a. m.—Table talk by Mrs. 01 supplies and creation of lurgor'nm_
Valli, in which shots were fired.
The foreign olfioc intends to leave
thr- mattcr in the hands of Mr. ()yn-
1:35 to 3:00 p. m.—-Studio pro-
gram.
3:00 p. m.—-“Bringing the World
to America." furnished by the edit.-
ors of "Our World."
5:02 to 5:18 p. m.—-News. finan-
the Union Trust Co.. Chicago Jour-
nal of Commerce. and U. S. Dept.
of Agriculture.
5:45 p. m. — Children's bedtime
story.
6:00 to 6:30 p. m.—Dinner con-
Hotel.
7:20 to 7:45 p. m. —- Speeches
under the auspices of the American
Farm Bureau Federation:
7:45 to 8:30 p. m.—Musical pro-
gram.
9:00 to 10:30 13. m.—“At Home"
program will be radiocast from
KYW's studio in Hearst Square
Building.
KYlV "The “World Crier" will
broadcast the latest news of the
world every half hour—on the hour
and half hour—~during the day and
night.
WBZ Springfield. Mass. (337 Meters)
12:55 p. m.—Arlington time sig-
nals; weather reports; Springfield
and Boston market reports.
6:00 p. m.——-Leo Heisman Hotel
Leno: , Ensemble.
6:00 p. m.—~Leo Reisman and‘hls
Hotel Brunswick Orchestra.
7:00 p. m. -— Results of games
played by the Eastern. American
and National Leagues.
7:05 p. m.—World Market Sur-
vey from the Department of Com-
merce at Boston.
Late news from the National In-
dustrial Conference Board, Sprirg-
field studio.
7:30 p. m. -— Bedtime story for
the kiddies. Springfield studio.
7:40 p. m.—Copley Plaza Ensem-
presented by Albert Cowles players. '8 I love do
33-18; yet“ tenor-t... my)”.
Love Smoulders Half Century,
clal and final markets furnished, by Flames Into “Dace
ble. Boston. . .- Mr. and Mrs. Silas W ‘ In 1"“:
9:00 p. m.—"Alias Irish Tessie." ch‘m SPfinfi. N- Y» ”1293 bdée ‘52:" “
9:30 p. m.—Recital 1) Ch I '
“Pierre. mum; Maud: 2:101:03: at Loekport, N. Y., at the outbreak of. the Civil W
er. Late Stone Tom
Including Columbia. Radiance Ophelia Butterfly. Ward. Russell,
W NOW ANY 18 for $1.00.
1 . any I: for 81.00. SPEC a .
12:33:; yVerbenas. Lobelias. Ageratum, Aston. Double Stocks,
'Zlnnias. Calendulu. Marigold-V Sa'lvla. Alyssum. Kenilworth
usual flexed neutralizing capacity in
the second (or third) stage of the
it
'For Late Planting Are Now Ready
"‘5 at Cut Prices
Shipped anywhere by Express collect or add 10c
on the dollar for prepaid Parcel Post.
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1. srnnxnm n. I. VEGETABLE PLANTS
White Plume, Golden Selt Bgchingbg’lant Pascal and
4 I 1009 W t .
Islealfrgift'cz. S'Iicgcession. Early Snowball Cauliflow-
ato. Egg Plant. Large Sweet Pepper Plants.
31 per 100. $8 per 1.000.
2. . RED GERANIUDIS AND LARGE HANNA PLANTS
Including King Humbert. Mme. Crazy and Yellow Austria,
$1.15 per dozen. regularly 82.00 per dozen. $8 per 100.
. I 3. STRONG L's-YEAR-OLD ROSE BUSHES
Regularly $6 per dozen. Special 35 per dwell.
etc. .
4. BEDDING AND VERANDA BOX PLANTS
Chrysanthemdms. Begonias. Coleus. German
I‘ll-.ngély Dusty Millers. Early Cosmos. double white
Fever-few. Novelty Snapdragons. Phlox. Lark-
spurs. Pansies. Castor Plants. Double Blue
Cornflower; Sweet Sultans. Coreopsis,
Sweet Williams. Giant Hardy Scabi-
osas. Mignonette. Achilleas.
Rudbeckiu. Delphiniums
and all Bedding and
Hardy Perennial
. Plants.
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Jerry W. "'illiam (above),
1311's. Mary fl'ilcy (center), and
,Mn. Martha Stale, (below), are
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in the United States.
he 80 years old on Sept. 25.
Williams lives in Lovington. 11].;
Mrs. Staley in Canal, Ill.. and
Mrs. Wiley in Grcybull, Wyo.
mlttee to which the report was;
suhmittcfl, was organized here last'
.milflvhhiflbl‘uAnmxidtih‘n'a'r
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SELF-REDUCING
war department. was appointed to7
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