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little pieces of thin brass or copper arn best, cut ns explained In the
article. The upper sketches show hew the metal strips are used
Tapping the Spiderweb Ceils
Have you wound theso two spider- tap exactly I" the same relntlve spot In
web cells we speku ubeut In the last cnth turn. Tap one en one spoke and
lesen? Tbey don't leek much as though the next en the spoke te the right and
they would produce intiBle, de they? the next en the spoke te the left, and
I can only say this about them : In ray then where the wire comes In between
own station, I have every conceit ubie the spokes, se as te keep the taps clear
kind of receiving Instrument and 111 1 of each ether.
back n couple of spider eb? against i Hut there's one wise precaution te
any ether apparatus an amateur can I take, ltefere tapping, note the dlrec
make for satisfactory work In trceivlna t'en In which the wire Is wound around
.'WO-mctcr broadcasts, either with cr s- tie cells. Lay them fnee te face se
tnl or audlen bulb. And I have one big that both cells are wound in the same
fellow that I made especially te get me direction. Then make nl your taps en
the Arlington time tick en IKOO meters, tc near side of one and the far side
that docs the trick night after night of the ether ke that when they are done
en an nudlen without secendaiy, tickler, , Ju con have clear h den te place against
varlemcteis, condenser or anything vhv. I cacu ,$ier, "ml bt"' ha tne w,rcs
But after you have wound tour two I """""'I h. mc direction.
slx-lnch cells jeu've simply get te, "hen yeu'e get tness two cons
setMIHU UI1U 'i'VU J WW le V. U J i aw, we.
npparatus that will take the place of
a loose coupler, n vario-eeupier or a
face the job of "tapping" them.
A tan Is an extra wire that Is sol
dered te one of the wire turns of the
cell
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ten turns or three turns or fifty-fiv.' ' ht S w be ""tenlshed.
turns or any ether number of turns , It only remains new te get thee taps
jeu may rciulre. And It really isn't transferred e switches and then te
difficult 'mount them In n neat panel with the
A tap Is made in thi
scrape off the cotton
one spot en the proper
Then you cut from your spool about
eight inches of wire, which we will call
the "tap." Scrape off just a bit of
the cotton from one end of this. As a
matter of fact, it won't be necessary
te scrape. ' Yeu can simply push the
cotton back from tne end
s wn: ou firt I l,1ri'.'r gadgets te operate them. Se
insulation from 1 than what well take up next. And
r turn of wire i1 ""n't tee strongly Impress en seu
tnat tins little eiunr is worm mi wic
space we are giing it and that you can
use it en your crystal or afterward
when you graduate te an audlen bulb.
I use one with two stages of amplifica
tion and it works like n wizard.
Just one thine: if seu are going te
New the bare metal of the end of the '. use n variable condenser, seu can nveld
tap must be metallically joined te the tapping turns Nes. 1. J. J, 4. e. ti, i,
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the part of the instrument thut includes
tn nnlnl n.nl mulllllll f f 1 A "rHIHHllV
bare spot you have scraped in the cell
wire.
I have found the most convenient
method te be as follews:
T ma. n dIiaa, tt , .ip. til 1 11 liraatt np
copper, about the thickness of u piece use the variable in the "-ceen(hiry."
of geed writing paper. I cut twentj i tens taps will de en that coil. v e H
the ner nl nml creund the "primary
circuit, ns we ra'l I t.the primary cell
need enlv lie lapped li.v tens, it you
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At the spot en the cel' where I inn
cetnz te make the tap I slide one of
r t!ue Htrle nieces under the ihii-en wire
Pj and then with u shnr l.nlfe cut the
&, cotton insulation and la the wire bare ' The Rev. Albert Cheetham te Ge te
N Uglt ever this little metal strip. Then' Prospect Park Baptist Church
PtT Incarr he Vinri enil nf thi fin wire . .. . .. . .,. rt .
Wasmmmammimmtt'nnttettesbni cell wire, and with the 1,-C" tetne piu-iernic et iue m,, u
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Lighting Fixtures
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nml metnl Ktrl'i all tegi-thei v th just
, n drop of holder. Thnt done, I t.ikc
1 the pliers nnd bend up the moral -trip,
squeezing its. two flaps tight' together.
That makes n geed e'ectrical joint.
Veu must thus tnp each of the lirst
tin turns en your cell. Als-e after that
.ou must tap each tenth turn te the
i eut-lde. This means that you huu.-
titiiied turns Xes. 1. 2, S. 4. e, (I. 7.
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enn touch each ether. This would give of lrglnla.
Dr. Cheetham was horn in Canten.
O., nnd grnduntd from the Baltimore
Cits College In 11)11. nnd fiem the t,'iii
ersity of ltlchmnnd in 11)18. He was
diter of the Hichmend University
Messenger, and wns en the editorial
stuff of ether college papers, besides
winning the debating medal two con cen
isei'iithe jiars. Trem a Hchelnstic point
of lev he was the leader of his lass,
wen the Oreek medal In 1018 and is a
un mher of the Tnu Kappa Alpa nnd
Trl I'hi Fraternities and the Archnides,
the honorary becicty of the University
jeu a short circuit. Yeu don't have te
Today's Programs
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(Straw bridle & Clothier)
Fellow Iiic his craduatien he wnR n
report r for a time en thp Hnltimer'1
Sun nnd ered en the advertising staff
of that pnpi'r. He Inter toured China.
Japan and Korea. In January. 1020.
he entered Cre-ier Seminary, officiating
while there as pastor of Overton Baptist
Church of Baltimore.
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Thieves Enter Overbroek Heme
While Family Is Absent
Thieves entered the home of Jacob D.
Butler, en City Line. Overbroek. while
the house was closed for the week-end
and escaped with gowns valued ut 5800.
With the exception of a valuable beaded
bag, the ladles' clothing was all that
wns taken. Untrunce was gained
through a window.
Held for Wife's Death
Jehn II, Brown, a Xegre, was ar-
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! 1.18 P. M. Uite newa Hems fiem rciu-ic
I X.Bmin. '
, 3 30 te 4 .30 P M Afternoon concert by
th folleln urtata: SIarifrt Oat tvery. .
i n iirine, Mabel Feite, ptariljte, He rnard
t'eunu. taiiur; jiireia ,. nununuf, uariiunc.
i 3U te P. M IManb&ll acerea.
rbtladeluhki Hallen Wl')
(Umbel llrethera)
l'lO P. M Heltrctlena by the Glmbel
Orcheatra Piane Hajmend Sien, violin.
Jacob I'hl: cello. QeoriEe D'Annunle, naxe-
pi one. Vincent Ou.alne.
2 30 P M Lae Shechan, tenor v 111 alnc
several numbers, aaslsled by Charles S. Hal
i aall. planlat
2 43 P. M P.tclfvl tv Charles D. I.e.ipr
h.irimne 1. "Infellce. ' from "Iernanl "
Verdi: 2 'On the Shere." NeMllneer, a
"Deeo In the Mine." Jude. 4. "Hell In the
I.tL'hiheiue," faelman. Chjrlts H Hulnall
at the piano.
3 10 P. M Clnaslcal muale en Cenreld
repredurlni; piano i "",' "V '"". "'"" ""' "
f, i. ?t.fiecital by Wnlter a Harahaw. I rested early tedny nt Second and l.em
br aaisted. by Deiia a, vt'ueiaer, bard btreets, en a charge of causing
Jllne Handerren. .' plne sole. 'Oh, Theu 'UP ''',nl" ."' ui," "? ,' n,K, ?ai '10
Sublime fcnett Evening star. from Tann- bent Ills wife en March 21, and thut sh
liaiuer, Linc. i. Piane wu
kiAi. llnhme. 4. buaa HOle
M.ifi? KerlHrt. A elantj sol
land ' Gilbert. 0, bacs eole, "The Jtlmers
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planlete of extraerdlnnr premt.
1, lidvi lie. uai n A, innuiuti, i
major. Unch, 3 "Nocturne " r miner
CTwilri I ' I no Tnliaili re i stiialn je ' l.m
dew, 6 ' Ou.lUet't I'arvwalk. ' Ulbusss.
rittatmrih Station (RI)IU)
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1 3.30 T M and at flftten-mlnuta Inttrvala
thereafter Uaeaball acerea
7 Uaieball n;ewa New. Weekly talk
'en dreaa Kntertnlnment by Otli SKlnner
, and Katherlne Calvert, who are appearing at
th Nlen Tlieatr. Pittsburgh Pa.
I T:43 Government market pipnrts jna s
i report or me .ew urn nnn iuidn..
8 neeeball eceree ' Our Cieveriim nl and
1 Its Neighbors " by Dr. Leuia K Manlty nt
the university ei i-iiiseurii.
8'30 "Ilunnlken liunnlea and the Moen
Klrg Part I. ' a bjdtlme story f'r in idr n
9 Music by Ethel Herr I.llchlSW pUnlat,
Anna Laura Cree, soprano. Lee Kruzcek
violinist from the studio of Marmrei Heme i
Selections "The Time for Mnkinic Sen.;s
Has Come," Anna Liura I'ree, ' CJvpey ,
Airs " Lee Kruicelt. "Iiivoeailen," Ann
Ijiura Cree: "Gavette, "Tainleurln, ' Klhel '
Hnrr Lltchneld "An Irish Leve fiene." I
"Jey." Anna Laura Cree, "Gultarre," Lee
Kruicek; "La Fee Aux noses." Anna Lnura
Cree: "(Scherzo C Siir.rp Miner" Ethel Hen
Lltchneld, "Pale Moen." Anna Laura ("roe
"IlemantM " l.ee Kruicek: "La airemetta."
Ansa Laura Cree '
Newark. X. ,1., Station UVJZ)
(Wentlniheusr)
T P, St. "Man-ln-the-Moen" stories (c).
Newark Sunday Call.
7 30 "ue ou uw lour i.auer saverav"
by Mlaa Mildred Maddocks. rlmjrman of the
beard Geed Housekeeping Institute
8 Concert by the Philharmonic Society of
the Orangea The ercheatra ts composed of
about forty plners. who are business men
from various parts of the Orsnjes, n IWrg
mann, conductor, E liortheld, contort m.
ter. Pregram: "Ia Retne de Hnba," Marene
at Cortege, Gounod. "Ueautv'j Eyes." cor cer
net sole. Teatl: "U. S. Kleld Artillery
March." Beusai "Tltua Overture," Meaart,
i.mmIev of Peace." Carrell-Martin. "Th,,
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part jeu want,
Iteslte C'rjBtai, 100"e
fenrltlVH, Setecter &
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I'.hc-ehtala. Dials,
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Antenna Wire,
75c per 100 ft.
I'urrrl Pet Ordera
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Our
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nlrl Who rimlle1." Jean Hrlnuet! "T lirht.
Out March," McCoy; cornet oejoa by Harry
0 Concert by th Derian Quartet, wall
known by their cencerta throughout the East
and Middle west: tuiel Hrury, first reprann, '
Klvera Cdarcreen. second soprano. Ruth
Ptarcy, first alto, Lu'n Reet aecend alto; I
accemnanisit juun v, uiiun. oaruene, are
prram. "Csrrnena." Wll.en "Metlnda," Vjn
Tiller: "April Showers," Hltvere; "Benes My
Mether V'd 4J Sing.", the sextet from
"Lucia dl Lammcrmoer," Denlsettl. by the
quartet! "One fleeting Heur." Lee; "Waka
Up," Phillips. Mlaa Cedargreen; "Darca
rtilm." from "Tales of Heffman." Offenbach.
M.lei prury and Mla Reet; "Amour Vlene
tlawTil from 'ssmsen vi Lienja," en. naene.
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