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Cme ,Nen MteMt W' .' . . Terdi -
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5, Chorus
(a) Ilarearelli) "Tale of Hoffmann".
Offanbsxh
jb) "Value Trlslft" 8lb.llus
. . (c) "HnewfTdltta" Chamlnsdt
0. Violin fccle
. . .. Artanifd hy HMsn Ware
(a) "Hunirarlan .lamp Benes" (nfleenth
Xrranued by HetenWirr.
(b) "IJuhccsrlan I-ev HenK,'....ltubar
(c) "IfuiwurlaJi Dance,"
Hrnhms-Jenrhm
Mlaa Wnrci Accompanist Lurcttn Kirk
Serena.' . MmiknwaVl
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(c) "Annus
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Hare are (we typical pieces of apparatus. .Te tlie left Is a cabinet con
taining the "lnle circuit" hook-tip explained In the ncrempn big
article. At the upper lefi of the panel Is the knob which I urns the
- "tickler" cell inside the varlo-ceuplerj below that Is the lineb turnlnit
(he variable condenser; the four-point switch varies the wave length and
die knob with the arrow controls the brilliancy of the nudien bulb. At
the right Is a cabinet for bulb control. The brilliancy control, or
"rheostat" is the knob at the left-hand side, and the switch points at
the right vary the amount or current used from the "II" battery
Hew te Operate the Regenerative Single Circuit
The hook-up given in the lest article
fact It is se much simpler thnn most
hat the majority of the sets you buy
islemblcl in wim I cabinet use U or
'something very like it. And its effi
ciency is remarkable.
If reu arc using a loose coupler or
jfc jy ...111 l.ni.n BAtnA
.niinnnnipr uni .n ..w.v. u...v
ft V
.j t i-m-rliiff'tlin number of turns
of wire you employ en the primary cell.
It will be bv means of a slider or u
ffltcli blmle which rotates ever n semi
circle of brass or nlekle points, each
ene of which connects up an extra sec
tion of the cell.
With the nvernge amateur nerial, It
In best le begin with about twenty turns
.. ...i. nn H fiiiir-liirh diameter cell if
mil want te receive the broadcasting
, nation.
Yeu have two adjustments then te
make turning the knob of the varln
Me condenser slowly nil the way mound
the scale and back two or three times.
it the fame time performing the same
"pcrntlen with the rotor" if it's a
nrioceiipler or drawing the Inner cell
of a loose coupler out all the way and
pushing it hack. In UiIh way you
''feel" around for all possible combina
tions of adjustments. If you are using
the usual loose-coupler, you will nlse
Iiayc te vary the switch point en the
Inner cell, ordinarily using nbeut two
thirds as many turns of wire en the
Inner cell as en the primary. This
inner cell. ns we" have explained, is
'njiiallv used' ns the "secondary" but.
with this particular hook-up, it becomes
the "tickler."
If this brings ju no signals, move
the primary switch ever te the next
"ten" point and repeat the process until
teu finally hear the signal you are
searching for. Then slightly move
the condenser knob until it comes
,ln strongest, then the same thing
with the rotor or the movement of,
the inside cell in and out and then
Very slowly and carefully try just n
tiny bit mere current in your bulb by
moving the knob of the rhcestnte. De
this with the. utmost care nnd, the
moment you delect u sound of distortion
-or clicking or meaning or howling, turn
tie knob back a hit, for that sound is
warning that you arc putting a dan-
it ncreus amount et current into your
Dull).
It is always best le use the least
amount of filimcut current that will
give you sntkfactery signals. Never
pus,h n bulb te the limit. It will
shorten its life if, indeed, it doesn't
burn it out cemnlctclv.
Ij If you arc using honeycomb colts in
. llils circuit, you will find the best re-
wits for 000 meters with the cell known
In the trade as "I, 7."0" as the pri
mary and "I, JOn" ns the tickler and.
'for the tliertrr waves "L 400" ns the
primary and "L )()" as the tickler.
With the home-made spider web or
banket woven cells, the primary for
ihe broadcasting Millions should have
about sixty or seventy turns with the
usual amateur aerial anil, oddly enough,
I have funnel that the tickler thnt gives
hen results is etic with between 100
and 110 turns. These are cells wound
around a hub two inches in diameter.
e definite number inn be given, how hew
cvfi ns conditions will vury greatly
with diucrcnt localities.
If you arc going Te use these spider
eb cells (ami they arc very efficient
and lets of fun te make) I strongly ad
vise making both of 110 turns, tapping
each singleturn of thcjnside ten and
each ten of the rest. This will give
jeu a vnnoceiipler that is geed for
nearly 000 meters with n 100-feet
single wire aerial at the average height.
Later we will show hew these cells
an made and tapped and used. Hut
"ten t attempt te tap them until von
Il """ e bemcr and nave
outfit.
, Today's Programs '
Philadelphia Hlntlen UVFI)
(Strawbrtdie ti Clothier)
. 1:1(1 T. M. Lata news itema from Punuc
LKnarcR.
3:30 1. Jr. Atldreea by Mra. Frederick W.
Abbett, supervising director I'hllndalnhla
Munln I.cniu. T
3:40 te 4:30 P. M. Music of N'erlhern
Rurope. Cherui. "Sre What Orace." Cllurk.
members of Struwbrldge & Clothier Chorus;
soprano aole. "Come. Heleved." Itandel,
Oertrude E. Cleaver: ba nole, "TIk.
Wanderer." Schubert, Jehn Vandersloet:
(.herus, "Large," llitndel, members of Hiraw
brldfa te ClellUer Cherus: tenor sole, "Ieve'
Vassals,'' Klmmcnnch, Jehn Owms: soprano
sole, "Crndle HenK," lirahms. (J?rtrude, U,
Cleaver: chorus, "Faithful and True," Wan
ner, members of Strawbrldse 4. Clothier
Chorus.
7!.tll P. f. Addrev hv Colerel flercrt IV
Kemp. Postmaster cf I'hllndclrhln.
Bvenlnir lencert, beKlnnlns at 7:43 o'clerli,
A varied and brilliant program by the fol fel fol
lewlnv n,rllsts: liln.e I4011H Cook, soprano;
Klorence C l-wls. roprnne: .Myrtle Htrelij
Me-hllnjr. contralto; Sara Mae Kline, in
rumpanlst; Helen Ackrejd Clrc. cnntralti;
Marian RandH McCoy, pianist and dramatic
reader: Kdltlt Itakinend Hesten, pianist: fluy
C. McCoy, vielinist: Warner It. Hesten.
flutist: Walter J. Andersen,, tener: Kenald
Miles, baritone.
Philadelphia Station (WIP)
(OlmlMli
1:50 P. f. Selection by the CJImbel
Orchestra: piano, naymend Steen: cello,
Geerge U'AnnunzIe; violin. Jacob Uhl; saxo
phone. Vincent Oluslnl.
2:30 te 3:30 P. M. Recital by May Tar
ley, soprano, assisted by I.'. M. Cady, violin
ist (Mrs, 1'rancls ltabcck at the piano);
piano foIe: soprano sole, "Mernlne," Rpeahs;
violin sole, "Dereceuse Trem Jecelyn." nod
aril: seprut'j sole, "Summertime," Mus
champ: violin sole. "Humoresque," Uwerak,
soprano sole (a). "Just Yeu": (b), "Laugh
Inc Iless." James Francis Coeke.
8:00 Matinee musical.
S te JO P. M. As part ef.Musle We'.k
rregram. Matinee Mulcal Club Cheru?.
Helen I'jlas.tl Inncs, directer:
1. Chnrua
American Indian Songs
(a) "The Meen Dieps Lew" .Cadman
(b) "The Land of the Hky Mine Wa
tera" Cadmun
2. Hnrn sole
(a) "Valse nrllllant" rjodfreld
(b "Uallade" Hassclmalis
Mlta Wlghtman
3. Chorus
(a) "Orcat I Thy Lete" Behen
(b) "My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice."
Saint Saetis
I. Seprano sole
firann Nole Sarah U. tvnd
., , . vinnn UDiiantnneieu ware
Mr?. Herbert P. Kvans nt the Hardrean
(Irand Piane
CAMDEN STATION (WRP)
(Federal Institute)
in p. M. Lata new Items, local and
telearaphle, baaehall scores, weather reptrts.
IlecltHl bv It. W, tlarrlr.sten. mandellnlst:
Jortie Lang McCluskcy, soprane: Mmrna
Hlaler, ptanlrt. First aid lecture by Dr.
lteliert T. Fex, Operatic anil popular phono
graph selections,.
Plttsbursli Slotlen (KUKA)
(Westlnahnnse)
3:30 P. M and nt flfteen-mlnut Intervals
thereafter lUSehnll scores.
7 P. M. Baseball scores. News. Weekly
talk en dress. F.ntertainment by lh Olee
Club of ihe Capital University, of Colum
bus, O.i Dr. Otte Mces, director; Ellis Sny
der, baritone eelulst; Hey Kehii r, pianist.
. 7:30 P, M. Uedtime story for the eHII
dren. 7:43 P. M. loernment market reports
a.'id a report of the New Yerls Stock Et
chanje, S P. M. Baseball scores. "Our Oovern Oevern
menl Its Problems," by Pr, Leuis K. Man
ley, Unlerslty of Pittsburgh. "Geed Music."
by Will Earhart. supervisor of music Pitts
burgh publle schools.
,8:30 IV M. Music by Mrs. Kmma Albert
wean, soprane: J, Malcolm Thomsen, tener:
Mrs La Vlane McCrady. contralte: Harve
II. Lauderbaurh. bass; .lames Philip John John
seon, gtanlat: Zareli'Tardum, violinist. He He
lectlens "Carmenn." quartet: selected. Mrs.
La Vlenj McCrady; 'Oh. Thae We Twe
Were Maying," Mrs. Dean and Mr. Thom Them Thom
eon: "Thais " "Fair Ileimarln." Zareh Yar
dum: "Olpsy Leve Heng," Harve H, Lauder,
baugh: "My Dreams," J. Malcolm Thom Them Thom
eon: "The Ilesary" (by request), Mrs. Emma
Albert Dean: "fjelenna en Questern," Mr.
Thomsen and Mr. Laiirierlmugh: "Prelude In
l Flat'," James Philip Johnsten: "Lassie
"t Mlnj," quartet,
Slayer of U. S. Weman Escapes
Shanghai, -Vny '-'. Ausoeng Nyuln,
I he Korean who killed Mrs. W. J.
Snyder, of Hrazll, Ind.. while attempt
ing (e nisnxslnatn the former Japan
ese MlniHcr of War, General Tnnakg,
here In Mnrch Inst, hns "capeil from a
.Tapanevc jail, It is learned here.
Manmi.um OPPOSITE aasxui
M7-INDEPENDENCE HALL 1922
RADIO!-RADIO!
We are prepared
te supply you
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complete set te
smallest part.
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" 1 fall BiTthsttfTil I iaasi 1 1
FIBRE RUGS
They add a light,
gay note te roeni
and perch.
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The "Rattan
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much-admired n a s t e l
shades and at most reason.
able prices.
Hardwick & Magee Ce.
vFloer Cevering Exclujively
12 20 MARKET ST.
'USaaGi'f
Fiv-Pauingn
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at a Wonderful
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Come see hew well it meets your desires. It is a
new type. It has beauty, utility and a price attrac
tion such as no car ever combined.
Light and compact it is ideal for business and pre-
ifi0nal men' Jt s economical and enduring. It is
solidly built, calls for little attention and is unusual
y free from even miner annoyances.
Women admire its beauty. Upholstery and fittings
are of geed, long wearing quality. And the Coach
continues the economy of its low first cost in long
enduring service and small operation costs.
The Coach was built for these who demand such
qualities. Vn,i ...:n 1 1 ' -j ...kl ..
ESSEX
5-rti. Touring ....$1095
S-Pat. Coach 134S
Cabriolet 129S
Scdnn 189S
HUDSON
rharten $1095
T Pass. Phaeton e
Coach 179S
Cabrleltt 2295
Coup 2570
Sedan 2880
Tour. Limousin , , . 2920
Limousin 3495
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Introducing the New
Reckingchair Gelf and
Tennis Shirt Suit
Scientific Combination
of Outer Shirt wtd
Athletic Drawer
At $4.00
Fashioned above the belt line as
a shirt, topped off with un un
usually well-nttinjr cellar which
leeks well cither buttoned or un
buttoned. Fashioned below the belt line te
fit as comfortably as your trousers,
with closed crotch, exactly like
trousers.
Carefully cut and designed te
allow ample fullncsi and perfect
freedom, and te remain
permanently in place.
All gaf merits made
and marked in both
underwear size and
cellar size, insuring
perfect fit. Be sure te
atnte hnth atrea inictl ni'ltevintt. f
Men's Sweater Coats for Gelf Wear
Leck-Stitch Knit Coats
$4.85 and $5.85 Ea-
Shaker-Knit Jackets and Pullover Sweaters
$6.35- $7.35 and $8.35 Ea-
In blue, maroon, brown and white sizes 36 te 44.
Men's Tan Pongee Shirts, Each . . j 1 AH
Expertly made of long-wearing pongee P-L I
with button-down cellars attached and in sports shirt style
with convertible cellars. Sizes 14 te 17. .
SNELLENBURflS First Fleer
12 BIG Values Frem Fourth Fleer
Rug and Linoleum Depts.
$24.00 9x12 Reversible Weel- j1 QC
and-Fiber Rugs at VL.VO
Best quality woel-and-fibcr yarns obtainable. Limited
quantity.
6x12 Rattania & Art Supreme QI97C
Rugsat fDla.lO
Excellent selection of pretty colors and patterns.
$100.00 8.3x10.6 Royal Wilten Rugs 70
In artistic Chinese and Oricntnl tJ5 I O
patterns.
$15.50 8x10 W. & J. Slean Willow ttQ OK
Rugs at WV.&0
'Unlimited assortment of pretty patterns.
$24.50 9x12 Colonial Rugs at. . .(1 O QC
Wide assortment of attractive vAOaltl
patterns, made of all new ginghams.
$100 te $120 9x10.6 Finest t7 pr A
Royal Wilten Rugs at $ O.UU
Pretty Persian effects. Limited quantity. Seme only
one 01 a pattern. .
$11.50 6x9 Colonial Hit or Miss
Rag Rugs at
Pretty chintz colors.
7.6x9 Reversible Fiber Rugs .
Best twisted fiber in pretty patterns.
Can be used en cither side.
100 $5.00 36x72 Crex De
Luxe Rugs
Twe pretty patterns in a soft shade of refc.
Linoleum Specials
$1.35 4-Yd. Wide Best Cerk rjn Sq. Yd.
Linoleum
Neat patterns. Will cover a large room without a seam.
$2.25 2-Yd. Wide Heavy t1 QC Sq. Yd.
Inlaid Linoleum i J..OU
Attractive patterns. Cut from full rolls.
$2.25 Reversible Stair and Hall 1 IF
Carpet, Yard tPX.lO
In one pretty cool-looking pattern.
SiirLLlMJLReS Fourth Fleer
S' TUESDAY, MAY 2, 10J3. Hlere Oprti '0' A. M. Cllenen at f.3U l. M. W
.NELLENBURGS
LNTIRE BLOCK-MARKET U2fyel2!STREETS L 3
Three Big Lets of
Snellenbitrg Clothing for Men
That Are Mighty Fine Values at These New Lew Prices
Men's and Yeung Men's E
ce7 trn a cot Eft -..WML.
Spring Suits
Taken Right Out of Regular Sleck
and Reduced te
$23.00
Men's and Yeung Men's
840.00 te $50.00
Spring Suits
Taken Right Out of Regular Stock
and Reduced te
$33.00
Men's and Yeung Men's
$30 te $40 Spring
Tep Coats
at $25.00
Tweeds, cheviets, gabardines and un
finished worsteds. Loesc-iltting styles
, with raglan or regulation shoulders.
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Alse a Great Special Sale of
Men's $6 te $8 New ) mi Qr
Spring Trousers . . j p4.00 Fr.
Trousers in all sizes and in such a splendid variety of patterns, fabrics and
colors lhat every man can find a pair te fit and suit him.
Brittft in Heur coat and vest if ice haven't a pair of trousers le match them
exactly, ice can aive iieu something that will harmonize.
SnellenburgS Third FJoer
Se Designed That It
Can Be Wern in Any of
Three Distinctively ,
Smart Styles
of eeCt, bf-nutlful Oeergcttf,
and lilted with a lit r Ce bucklaj,
threuBh wlilcli the veil Ul
drawn:
snapping into place and
flowing at the side er
partly covering the face,
Harem style or entirely cov
ering the face, in chic
meter effect.
SnELLENDURGS First Fleer
$7.50
$10.75
$2.15
The Popularity- of
NEMO WEEK
can be measured by the throngs of cajrer women who fleck
te our Corset Salen durinp this week, and we have an
unui.ua 1 attraction in f-tore for you in the daily exhibi
tiens of
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Special at
$5.00
Mrs, Sarah D. McArdle
will assist you in sc
lading the r i y lit
model for your figure.
STilLLi ISu'Rv: Second Fleer
Today's China Specials
In the May Sale '
Regular $20 American
Porcelain Dinner Set
$12.95
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A. I
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Chinese Lanterns '
Transparent Glazed
100 pieces ltli pretty border
dpoeiatioti and Kuld-liiie edge
and handles.
S3 Cut Glass
Ice Tea Sets..
S1.45
Trans-
parent
dazed
Tarlten
with
,liand-palnted
blrdi,
tlewcrs
and
lluurcs.
Vurleus i
Hliapes
nnd ulzea
for perch
or indoor
decera.
tleua.
15-Inch
18-Inch
21-Inch
20-Inch
.$1.00
.$1.50
.$2.00
.$2.50
Silk
Urnpe iuMiic e red I
I'lU'lier and mv tunihier.-
Heg. $2.00 Cut Glass i
Cheese and Cracker
Dish or Handled QK
Sandwich Tray.. 7tPl ,
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Reg. $20 and $25
SSi" $13.4ffl
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y.ini)ln shades, arleua
sliapes and olern, trimmed
with silk and chcnllle fringe
SnlliTnbRU5 Third Fleer
New Fully Launched and Breaking All Records !!!
Annual May Sale of
Our Tremendous T T T J , T
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Involving Tens of Thousands of Pairs in the Newest, Most Popular Medes All Made te Our Special Order.
lvniue ec-tciic Msviuitvre ul .pi, .pur una cjven $iz fair.
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Tlie one big Shee event that Philadelphia women annually leek forward te a sale requiring whole months of m-en-n-dinn
Assortments are liner, mere varied than ever-stock are tremendous, including in some Instant r.u.invl . .
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