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Here la the way te hook tip a test buzzer. The details of operations
'are given felly la the accompanying article
The Test Buzzer Is Important
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uenni jjdnnee. Pittsburgh Publle Scheel
Mieuai Mary Moncure Parker, rfaderi Mra,
e.rAu,,2.,!.2!.' .tCC0SS??nJ,tLL rte Tour
i m'.t.freBI, & Plebura1i Chamber of
Cemmarpe. C. H. Parsons, tcneri VlneMit
ir2?n',.i Ceri Fre1 Newman, baritene: Wll-
pnnlati Burten Mustln, comedy aenaa', Reletv
tlens: 1, "OH That Wa Twe Were iiaylni.!
lleart" (b) ''LlttTa Town In tha OulS Count
L''Vi 'fiV !' ' ar"eni,L 3- . My the Bapphlre
Bea," ney Auerece; 4, atiecteJ, Mary Men"
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n4 Imrelivl hetfftilsn hn vrna ten Inxv in
tf iin. Without ll buzzer te nnsurn
1$ you that your catwhlsker tg en n ncnsl
tv tire spot en the cryntnl, you might turn
r TPur nuuua ..it ...gut it.iu iivir cb tuu
& faintest breath of a signal. Antl you
Cr WOulu umi'iu iue mi unit sujr mm ruuie
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Hid you the apparatus was a swindler.
It is, of course, possible te work a
crystal set without a buzzer, It 1j
petplbte te de almost anything In radio.
The great thing about the buzzer is that
it nnsurcs you that your contact Willi
jour detector In all right. Then, if
Oil (ion i rci nignais, you nre jusiiucu
loeklns te tnc set ler tee trouble.
Neat little buzzers arc made csnrclally
for thie purpose, but It Isn't necessary
te buy one. An ordinary buzzer such
gs the boss uses te call the Qffice boy
or such as arc put en some front doers
Instead of bells will de excellently. And,
if you have an old electric bell, just
take off the bell, break off tbe clapper
arm and you arc all fixed.
On all such buzzers, there are two
binding pests with screw tops for tin
wires from the battery. Yeu wire one
of these pests te your switch or pusn
button and the ether te one pole of an
ordinary dry cell net the kind used
for, Picket flash lamps, but one of the
old-fnslilencd cylindrical ones. Itun
another wire from the ether pest of the
dry cell te the ether screw of the switch
or button.
Yeu will notice that the little vibrat
ing arm that docs tTie buzzing vibrates
between two coils and n metal upright.
Fasten a wire te this little upright,
preferably by solder, but n geed tight
twist will de, and run the ether end of
the wire te any pnrt of your ground
wire. It is usun'Iy best te fasten It
directly te the ground binding pest ea
your receiving set.
The process is this:
Put en the phones anil press the but.
ten te make the buzzer buzz. Yeu will
prebab'v net hear it In your phones at
first. The sound will come obviously
from the buzzer. Keep the buzzer buzz
ing and fee around en the face of the
crystal with the catwhlskcr wire and
seen you will strike n sensitive spot.
This will be indicated by the sound of
the buzzer coming unmistakably In the
phones.
Even when you nre receiving signals,
you should press the button once in u
while te mnke sure that your contact 1'
ttlll geed.
With a geed spot found en the errs
tsl, you nre vcadv te "tune in." Firsl
move the switch blade or else the slider
of the pnrt of your coupler mnrkc-1
"primary" and set it te include about
twenty turns of wire.
Then, with the primnry left that way,
change your "ceunllng" (pulling lnn"r
cell In and out with loose coupler; re
wiring Inside coil with vnrioceupler or
opening apart and closing with flat
coils) nt the same time, with the ether
hand, turning the knob of the variable
condenser around first one way and then
the ether.
If 5'eu don't get, n signal, niter the
primary switch or slider te include
about six or eight mere turns of wire
and repent the process with the ether
appnrntus. Keep en this way, giving
yourself nil possible combinations, and
you will seen hear n signnl.
When you de. vary your primary by
'Ingle turns until the signal Is loudest.
Then move the couplings trifle and also
the variable cendenhcr te sec if you
can im rove it. . If net, you've get It
at its best.
Cetvrteht, lets, 01 Public Ledger Company
Today's Programs
Philadelphia Station (WFI)
(Straw brldie Si Clothier)
8.30 te 4:S0 P. M. Selection by the
Jwawbrldne & Clothier Mnl Quartet: Irmn
M. Knelaler, plnnlnt. and soles by Helen P.
Jr.yaer. noprnne; Jehn Owens, tennr, and
Hareld A. SlmendJ. baritone. Recitations
by Gladys V. Stenirer, twelve ears old,
"The Parson's Shep" and "Johnny and the
Teacher,"
' 5 30 te 0 P. St. Daieball scores,
7:80 te 8'30 P. M. Concert Seprano
aele. "The Iviss With the- Delicate Air"
lAme). Dorethy Ijx; barltone sole. "Pale
Moen," Indian leve aentr (I.OKan). Paul W.
Knit; idane roIe, "E-lurevn 1 Stelle"
(Tpaca by Puccini). Irma M. Knelsleri tenor
We. "Teccatlna" (Masen). Clarence A.
Wilsen: baritone sole, "The Ceninnny Ser
stant Majer" (Hinderson), Paul V. Keasti
soprano sole, "Melly Dear" (Victer Her
bert), Dorethv Fex: nlnne nole, "Urlllen"
(Schumann).' Irma M KnelBler: tenor sole,
"The Old Refrain" (rrltz Krelsler). f'lar
encn A. Wilsen: baritone nole, "Shipmates
e'lllne (Raii(l.-ren). Paul W. Kenst: tenor
ele, "The Year's at the BprliiB" (Prothe (Prethe (Prothe
ree), Clarence A. Wilsen: piano tole, "Tha
Chariet Race" (Hchyttc), Irma M. Knelsler:
sctrune sole, "The Last Rese of Hummer"
(Martha Plotew), DorethylVbx.
Philadelphia Stutl, i (WIP)
(C.lmbelHret(;'a
0 Saxophone solei, l'rei
'red
llerccuso-Qedatd;
Jllienveln:
lllefcle,"
1 sn.
I'Crnille Semr."
tan uuenx. , , .
2.30 Mies Kalhirlne T. fcholsen. so se so
MRtie, formerly with the Plw-lelphla Op
Rtlc Society, will hlne severax 'umbcrsi 1,
"Relln, Rebin. Hind Me u fenir. (presi, 2,
"Un bel dl Vedreme," Puccini, 'ft. "The
Bells of St. Mnrj'H," Adams: 4 VR"ch n
I-U' Ke'lew." niihment: ', "l 'eite 11
Dlsrole " Mitleer.
. 3 Seeral numbers by IMwnrd A, nales,
narliene- 1, "Itose In the Uurt." resier: '-',
'Inlciu," llulm: :i. "I Am WenrlnlK
A'.fi ' (old .Scutch bong), Charles H. Il'ilsiill
t the iihinn,
. 8 3 Itecilal hv Albeit '.lnei, le'ln solo selo sole
I't. akKlsted by Newell Itobluxen, lunnlst mid
nr-icnnibt: 1. meIIii kiiIu, "I'Hnlsh roll; Snri:,"
sunley: 2, lelln wbi "Itemiincw," Wlenu
J'kl: II. rlane snlii. "Tn a Wild Rese,"
McDowell, i, ielln mle, "I.oe Neat." fiem
i. Tv!ry,"i ,,J' reiiuest: r, ilune sole, "Meledy
St",. ."Thmaiilnylf: u. leln wlu, "Adorrf "Aderrf
!" Ucruwtkl.
.8-?5 P. M. aertrule rster-Wllde.
JWt, and Dcutrl.'e Mareatet Fester, mon men
Wjul;t: 1, musical monologue. "The Green
Oe pf the WIlew UedY: '.', piano sole, "The
vi..' . Alkeu: a, monelosuo, "Men, Men,
r-k? i1 n'ann ro'e, "Fant'isle Impromptu,"
c-nephij 5. moneloBUe. "Kisses" : rt, piano
Ki. (a) "On WUms of Honit," Mende'.Ksehn.
y'ttl nlnne sole (b) "Dance of the i:ies,"
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Complete Line of
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100 Per Cent Perfect
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it ,Vrr;ncL,a, .unJ?.r ' direct en of C.
"n-fe'.l Jjewdeni 1. "iJind niehtlnu" (drelg)
A lihii Quartet! ' 2, "Knthleen" (riwden)
Miss Dorethy Cannen: 3, "Yearnlnst forTeu'1
Jitii i ';AiPha Quartet; 4, "Return" (Lew
ii ;i.iiv , "vi """"."i ": Autumn hi
rf, kJiarvey
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2?.nl.r4M-wh.cy.,,'y ?hlt) Cemes Halllnit
land.,i (b) ."borne l Day.1 William Jllcki: Je.
eiectea, Mary Moncure Parkeri ll, "A
Hewl of Reses," Trade Tour Quartet: 12.
selected, Mary Mencure, Parker.
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Chairman of the AbmHcm Triends' Kertlei Committee ' '
SOUTH BROAD STREET THEATRE
tBread Btrett below Lecuit Street)
Sunday Afierneieii. April Thirtieth
; " THREE O'CLOCK
An invitation is extended te all te, learn th faith of the founders, of
their city, TheXlty of Brotherly Love
(Lowden),
anry" (Mi
Miss Yeu1
Alltttmn h.ii.1
l.nurilAni n rt, .
Y.,n. Alpha Quartet: '7, "Sorter
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1. Alnha ftmmmt a
9'i,y.Le0 B"t.:: (Herbert). Mies Dorethy
Alpha .Quaiia.
Chorus" (Fnust
Cannen n. M,iui
QOUned). Alnlm OnartA,
25? A,p.n Quftet rirst tenor. M. El
Campbell: first bass, J, Hnrvey Lewdn
hrSAriI.nl?.1e8SScl, I.ttdl dmontratlen
Theatre audlence of tha Llttla
Newark. Jf. J Station (WJZ)
(Westlntheuie)
B(Irlea"PbvJH71VScl5 WWK B1n
oieries by Heward n, Oarls. the author
of the "Uncla Wigglly stories'' printed In
SJ.antf rVaJ',i"5p,r" " 'requenlly apwarlnS
,W'V "" WDZ'a radio programs.
EJr??t . M8u;.Cbaarck.0f ,h Feet" by D'
oSranTrerh;dh?re1t?,bn""eata0aRrifo
&""'! Many ovt-ef-town orchestras will
J nn n'.ni- en t11" e"crt. arranged by
nMVCn"S"' 'nc- musical publishers.
M,B.ip' f,".necA,al ? Juntklst. tenor.
SraM?hirefc.,h. Royal Academy of Music
... Im ??& nJ well known In this
SSS?nlr?y hli cncert' This la his second
radio appearance.
Pittsburgh RUtlen (KIKA)
(Weatlncheuse)
! y,!fmiS?Tt 1 the Crescent JCnter-!2Lnc,"'.i,f'in-
Clugsten, manager, lncludltm
the following selectiens: "Stars.' Toe
lloej- "Venation Irtve Boat.'-barltena aelS!
by H. R. Cliitn: clarinet me by Joe i4n
tee! "Bav It With Mniln." bi..ii-- ..V.?J.
a LHtie Love .IJenir," baritone sol'e, bv H.
R. Clugsteni "Ty-Tee." "Marie." baritone
?'?.. uy.'L.n. Clugaten: "Dreaming" and
-waeaen Hiues."
n:ia P. M. Uaaeball scores.
J.pMiT"B,Ea.ceI Newa,
7:30 P. M. "Travola of a. Pox" and "Tha
I.ien and tha Meute," bedtime stories for
the children. e
8 P. M. Baseball scores. "Braln-Bulld-lnt
Dollars," bv Qeorge A. Rtebblna, presi
dent of the Northern New Yerk Securities
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Music Week in
Philadelphia is
Music Week in
This Stere
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Next week is the first annual Music Week in Philadelphia. This'
Stere, the home of the famous Strawbridge & Clothier Chorus, and
the birthplace of many musical achievements, is, of course, in perfect
harmony and accord with such an effort te interest Philadelphia in
Philadelphia's musical genius. Therefore, we have arranged two' un
usual features for Music Week that will bring the happiness of
music te many Philadelphia homes.
Where Business
Conquers Through
Music
By HARVEY M. WATTS
The seventeen-year record of
the Strawbridge & Clothier
Chorus shows remarkable
achievement in that it has pro
duced twenty-six oratories and
cantatas, six operas in whele or
in part, eleven selections from
eperaB, fifty-one secular choruses
for mixed voices, thirteen mala
choruses, thirty miscellaneous
'anthems, fifty-four Christmas
anthems.
Of the-above, all of the fol
lowing were first perfermances:
Hymn of Peace and Geed
Will...WiHtam Arms Fisher
The Call te Freedom
Victer Herbert
The Four Winds. . ..Carl Buseh
The Goddess of Liberty
Camille W. Zeckwer
The New Earth. .Henry Hadley
The Mischianza
Camille W. Zeckwer
If Doughty Deeds My Lady
Please
Harry Alexander Matthews
Lord of All Majesty
Ralph Kinder
Tc Deum Laudamus
Herbert J. Tily
Shout the Glad Tidings
Herbert J. Til;
Prophecy and Fulfilment
(1921) Henry Hadley
The following had their first
performances in Philadelphia
by the Strawbridge & Clothier
Cherus:
In Music's Praise, Henri Hadley
Judith. Gee. W. Chadwick
King Olaf Edward Elgar
American Flag Carl Busch
The Captive.... Victer Herbert
The Legend of St.
Christopher.. Horatio Parker
Tale of the Bell Lester
Triumph, from Columbia
Suite Victer Herbert
Christ Has Risen
Victer Herbert
Gleria in Excclsis
Herbert J. Tily
Geerge V Coronation
Anthem, Sir Frederick Bridge
The socie-musical significance
of the work accomplished by the
chorus and its leader cannot be
exaggerated. That what it does
has received national recogni
tion in every way justifies the
idea that heve is a case wherein
business, which easily succeeds
as business, adds a new clement
te American life when it enters,
into fields of artistic endeavor,
supposedly denied the busy
work-a-day world, and actually
"conquers through music."
Thoughts
en Music
MUSIC brushes away from
the soul the dust of every
day life. Auerbach.
MUSIC hath charms te
seethe the savage breast, te
soften rocks and bend the
knotted oak. Congreve.
MUSIC is a discipline, and
a mistress of order and geed
manners; she makes the
people raider and gentler,
mere n il and mere reason
able. Jiuher.
Our Radie Broadcasting
Program for Music
Week, May 1 te 6
The music of all nations will bii
breadcasted from WFI station next
week. Mr. Jehn F. Bruun, presi
dent of the Music League, will
make a brief address en Monday
at 3.30, nnd Dr. Themas E. Fine
ptan, State Superintendent of
Schools, will speak Wednesday at 4,
Monday afternoon will be de
voted te English music; Tuesdny,
music of Northern Europe;
Wednesday, Italian; Thursday, the
British Isles; Friday, French;
Saturday, American.
Tuesday evening, beginning at
7.30', a brilliant and elaborate two
hour program of vocal and in
strumental music.
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