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THURSDAY. JANUARY”
my. Best Features
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Putting Stars“ on 1323 7 Big Boom—Use of
Newspaper S e firehtelielp to Get-Fans
toListén'in—4 . eatfeéMayNow Withdraw
Objections , 7 " .. "
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more prominentticltet agencies. ’In
connection with theatre ticket prices
yewYorltera are' proving repeat
that there is'no easy mark like the
one Iron: a Hg town.
One musical show recently charg-
elui a seat for its opening New
gt poriormnhco and turned hon.
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Specilal Correspondent ‘
O: The Evening Sentinel.
(Doiwfltht. 1525.) .
NEW 2032. Jan. 22—Mvertil-
in: is the answer. That is the no
son sales of records by the Victroia.
Company at present are running as
heavy for t week as they have tor
any month. last. year. -This im—
provement 1 followed the radio
broadcasting of progrm last week
by Weir-01W . The Brunswick
Balke Colinider Company. widen
also put selictions by stars on the
air. has achieved somewhat similar
results. 1 ~' ;‘
These ppgrams inst track
brought in {letweon 400.000 and
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. ds'away., For succeeding per-
. ormfl" ancea it’has'pacited the theatre
at $4.40 a seat Yet this can. show
played a whole week in Brooklynito
buttoned hon-sealant before the
New York opening with the best
seat in the house priced 82.75. The
Broklyn theatre is a five cents. a!-
teen. minute ride away from the
New.York theatrewbere this at-
traction is now playing .- but most
New Yorkers preformed ‘to pay a
moculator Just double the Brooklyn
price rather than go to Brooklyn.
They. in company with most of
the other citizens oi the United
States. would go for further to see
a circus. But probably circus goers
also will have to pay more for their
tickets this year than over before.
'Circus plans have been held in
ateyanCe pending an agreement by 0
snowmen with the International As-
sdciation of Billpostcrs and Billers.
This organization includes the dis-
tributors of advertising which travel
Lin advance of the tented shows.
The association had an agreement
which terminated at the end '0! inst . ,
season ailing for 890 a month. .nd . , '
allowance of 75 cents a meal and $3 MEIES Corner
The Popular S'urc
MARK DOWN SALE.
— THE NEW
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Fisher Built Coach
$1,188.00 Delivered
Bigger. Roomier, More Refined
The Coach l‘iiat Challenges
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500.000 loite from dealers and in.
toners to sin ona WJZ and WEAF
where the programs were broadcast.
it was use to put on addi-
tional postal crks temporarily in
some cities t ughout the eastern
section of the country to care for
this volume 0 mail.
It is not ale 0 the publluity given
the artists on he air which pro-
duced the add volume of business
to the phon ph companies. Each
of them used wapaper advertising
extensively in dinouncing their pro-
grams through i the territory 09v.
ered by the ,ing stations. The
papers. in thei t'turn. undoubtedly
have aided ma ‘
publication oi‘
each case. by rhing together. the
interest im-olv l'-- radio. phono-
graph and no ‘ per—has added
the others. ; j '
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fl'hey destroy the germs and stop the
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you ever had a. cold!
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Money back instantly it not relieved
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{Dru Platt's Rinex Prescription in the
yak-tight glass flash. Excellent. too.
“tor Catarrh and Asthma. You can
Iliave a trial treatment. tree. by
, rewriting to the Clinical Laboratories.
5, ' fClevelnnd. bio. and sending 10
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“But. you take no risk in getting t o
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CURRENT RADTO]
} Hook-ups For ThexDetector-
Amplifier Unit
The average detector "unit" is fine
until you come to some circuit like
the reflex. when you suddenly dis-
cover that the hookup can only be
made by disconnecting something or
other in a place where you had put
,nace right-angle bends in the wir-
ing. used spaghetti and shown all
the other evidences ot a. "perma-
nent." installation. _
It was to provide for this very
contingency that we included a tixed
condenser in the grid-return circuit
of the condenser in the grid-return
circuit of the detector tube. and
brought out connections from the
two sides of this condenser to bind-
ings. posts sand 6. In today‘s cir-
cuit. we use them.
‘The hook-up is shown at the head
or the column. and really isn't as
bad'as it looks. The antenna coup-
ler consists of our ctandard- primary
and one or the two standard sec-
ocld Lot Sale!-
Secure some. of the wonder-
ful values offerednthis week
in reasonable merchandise to
close, beforerlnventony.
The N. E. RYAN. co.
.86 Washington Street
{MILIfINEVRY
31 N0. MSW 1
so. noawanx
ondsries. with the proper size oi
variable condenser for tuning pur-
poses (SC). The standard primary
and secondary have » been described
so often that we don’t believe it will
be necessary to give the dope on
them again. However. it you have
missed the dimensions in previous
articles. you can rind them in yes
tel-day‘s issue.
A. new piece of apparel"- is the
r. t. transformer. made up of a pri-
mary “Pd" and a secondary "8-1."
"3-1" is just another of our stand-
ard secondaries; "P4." is wound over
"8-1“ , consists or 20 turns of No.
23 d. -c. wire. A- layer or paper
5:03”? be put between "8-1" and
The audio transtormer is any low
ratio instrument. and. as show, has
its secondary connected to posts 5
and 6 on the. unit. "C" is a. .001
mid. lined condenser across the pri-
mary. ' . ‘
Imorde'r to make the detector tube
function as an amplifier. instead at
a. detector, it will be necessary to got
rid of the gridfcondonser and leak
somehow. Thesixnpiestfiway to do
this is to corm'Sct a wire between the
two points marked ,“X.”
When the phones are plugged in
“ll-1." the set is a. ono~tube ".rotlex.
When plugged into "3:2" the set is
a. two-tube set. comprising one stage
or r. t. a crystal detector. ind two
stages at audlo‘nmplitlcation. The
combination will give good results.
Copyrighc'tozs, by the American
Radio,.Relay League. Incas ,
GOAL m
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Mi kinds of heating: stoves
and all houaetnrnisbing goods
or ”sheeting-.llty-sstiiogeat .7 -,
TEXASPROUD or
MA FERGUSON,
llolv GOVERNOR
Inauguration Called
Epoch and 0- Epic ———
Nothing Like it Ever
Seen Even in Texas
By “11.1.1.1.“ B.‘ (EARNED
Special Correspondent oi
the Evening Sentinel.
(Copyright. 1325.)
AI'STIN. Texas. Jnn. 22.-’ro
Texans. "Mn" Ferguson's inaugura-
tion was-both an epoch and an epic
in a state remarkable for its rugged
romance and its colorful history.
From tsr places in a commonwealth
o: magnificent distances came le-
gions to kill the {cited call at “Ma's
my."
Carnivals and pageants. staged
with an eye to kalediosco dis-
play. have never shown in Texas the
like of “Ma's” inaugural day on its
play 0! color and its contrasts.
.Sunburned men on mules Jagged
up Congress avenue to the capitol.
the end of a. long journey from their
tenant farms in for oil counties.
And they were but part of a long
paradoot infinite variety. Limou-
sines and italics; the coloncl's lady
and Judy O'Grady; the farmer's
wife and the banker's daughter:
rural politicians and city ward
heelers—in short. the state's people
in all stations or life. .
So they came to "Ma's. party."
easily sixty thousand strong. to
cheer her at her inauguration and
to dance at her triple mama!
ball at night;
"it couldn't have been grander
for the coronation of a queen." ob.‘
served an old‘rancher'trom the Rio
Grande and he looked. out on the
mt crowd. ’ ’ -
Eight years ago James E. Fergu-
son. husband d~Warwicle of "Mo."
rode outrot A withhiswite and
two daughters. , They travelled in
an expensive motor car but Fergu-
son was under a cloud. He chad
been impeached as governor and
- performances 0!
radio than any fiber yet. instead of
attempting the mutant hopeless task
of stemming iliql‘adlo advance. the
phonograph in rests decided ‘ to
adapt the develpment to its own
use. The male yin! the theatre
managers still cloppoeed to the.
broadcasting o .periormanccs by
artists under t in control in spiie
of the expat-ten of the phone.
zrsph compan‘c i Yet their claims
that the legitim "theatre has been
damaged by red “do not seemrwcil;
subsiantiaied he at least so {V as
the theatrical sicccsscs are com
corned. . “
Attempts woreimnde in rain to
purchase tickets it rcccnt weekday
‘ y one 0! seven
someones Scots did not be had
either at the box 0 obs or from the
had been barred Em holding any
other stain office. 2
On that linhappy‘h-‘if Jim Fergu—
son and his with. visa; a vow for
vindication. l 1» .
For eight lxiitcris
Jim" Forguson,‘
taught to stage a
far-c of the impruc
ran strain for Knvc
linited Stains Sen
President of the
ticket. But be r
more. Then last
having been kept oi!
ocraiic ticket throu
dbl-c. he ran "Ma"
Knd now the Fe .
back again in Aust . "Mn" as gov-
ernor. and-"Pa" a prime minlsier.
restored ouaiu to place of high
power and trust. on the senate.
in which Jim - J‘Rueon was im-
peached eight _\ rs aro. will be
asked by his (ri to remove that
stlarma. _ . .
That is the d in which the
people oi Texas ha been both ac-
tors and spectato " , And "Ma."
starting out as no rnor. closes the
.plm- with these ii i" '
‘ 'LWlih lore for. with malice
toward none. trust
serrate my lilc‘to y sultry,»
"farmer
nieback. In the
tent barrier. he
He ran for
he ran for
meriran party
nothing
his name
cut's greatest public
series for it was in
tho year-o! 1878 that
mercial telephonmo
world was installed stat e.
The ccude telephone . angé which
TC
polii man. i
it they work until the show goes in-
to quartbrs but n-shrirhsddlumente
to winter quarters but which is not
paid it'ihoy quit before the season
closes.
Radio and phonograph manufac-
iurers are preparing to protest
radio equipment of which they have
been notified by the oil'icial classifi-
cation committee of .the ~ railroads.
less than car lots and car iota of less
than 20,000 pounds.« as would
mean an added unease or about
$5,000,000 a year. ' manufacturers
estimate. The shippers claim that
full car or any other radio soul
incnt than batteries would fail to
weigh {30.000 pounds. ,
was to develop .into the great tele-
wus to bring everyone-lion of the
g'uhe into direct communication
loll in New Haven
47 30am ago. ‘
. The first telephone exchange boss!-
icd or 30 subscribers.
Him first telephone "girl" was a man.
The switch-board was
"board." for it consisted of a square
on January 28th.
on and wires across its eurt’aca.
The first telephone directory con—
sisted of a single strip of card board
with the names of the subscribers
listed in two columns of type. Theré
were no numbers since each sub-
scriber called the others. by name.
The names were not listed in several
categories. su‘ch‘ as “Residences."
”Physicians." "Dentists." and “Mis—
ccllancous."
All Fat People "
Should Know This
Fat people own a debt or grati-
tude to the discoverer of the now
famous Msrmola Prescription. And
they ought to be still there grateiui
because this caecilve obesity rem-
edy is now prepared in tablet form.
Marmola Prescription Tablets can
be obtained stall drug stores the
world over at reasonable price
of one‘doilar tor a bd'x. Or you can
secure them direct.hy sending the
price to the Mela Co.. General
Motora‘Bldg» Detroit. Mich. This
_ now ‘learea'np excuse for dieting or
tiniest exact-odor the reduction or
the over-tat. abodytto mormai.w:Adv.
v
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“NV“ a
"fin“ in Italy
to i
the Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion against an increase in rates on
The new rates affect shipment.- of!
phone industry of today and which!
will} every other portion was instal- .
incidentally. .
indeed a 5
slab of wood with numerous awiich- -
MEN’S TROUSERS
_ At this season of the year we mark for qui.
clearance the balance of our stock of l
ere. Meigs’ & Co. guarantee hack of e»
garment sold. The assortment iliclu«'lcs
variety of plain colors and mixtures. So
have wide bottoms.
l
$2.49 $4.49
Formerly Yoruwrlr
88.50 and $3.95 {w
335.49 I
‘or‘nr-r‘y l
3.49
Formerly
85.00 and $5.50
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Outfitters to Mon. “'0an and < -
BRIDGEPORT
Sale of Brassieres
Corsel’ettes 3.50 quality at. . .. ........
.50 Qualities at
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1.so.and,1.75 Qualities at. . . .
(Large Sizes Only)
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us fill up your ”1}“ .
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