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RADIO NOTES AND NEWS.

The Elimination of Statics.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1923.

This machine, called the "clarophone," will eliminate "static," or atmospheric disturbances, and revolutionize radio communication, according to W. J. Scott (left), electrician of the U. S. Navy Department, who invented it.

the train and the common inter- urban telephoco linės.

Although in Great Britain on acount of the comparatively sbort railway journeys that exist. be- There can he no doubt that the tween the important towns, new "train tolephong," by which means of communicating with the understanding is a perfect trains is not felt to be very esson-one, represents an important pro- tial, it is a different matter ingress of traffic. other countries, where a business man travelling by rail from one point to another may be cut off from the outside world for several daye. How the Germans solved the problem by means of a system of wired-wireless telephony is fully explained in the following artiole by Dr. A. Neuberger, Berlin correspondent of Popular Wireless.

As soon as radio-telephony was successfully accomplished; people began to try telephonic communi- cation from traine. They succeed- ed, it is true, to a certain exent, in

Perhaps many a person will greet this wonderful triumph of mordern science with mixed feel ings, as being so absolutely dis engaged from the ordinary sur roundings was a benefit to them. That is naturally the reverse of the medal. But after all, you are Dot obliged to divulge the train you intend to go in to your credi- tor or to your mother-in-law,

Broadcasting Sermons.”

Contention that radio broad- i8

speaking from the larger stations, casting of church sermone

Tango.

Fox Trot...

Fox Trot,

Fox Trot.

For Trot.

Fox Trot.

to the train, but communication

Fox Trot.

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Fox Trot.

Fox Trot.

4866-Yes! We have no Banana's

Fox Trot.

I've got the Ain't Got Nothing Blues

Fox Tro!:

1867-Lonesome Journey Blues

Fox Trot.

When the Jazz Band Starts to Play

Fox Trot.

4889 Beside a Bubbling Brook

Fox Trot,

Blue Hoosier Blues

Fox Trot

Fox Trot.

Fox Trot.

Ohl Harold

4861-Barney Goodle

Nothing But

4833-Souvenir

Humoresque

4838-La La

Gladioli

4834-America

The Star Spangled Banner

4835 The Red, White and Blue

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breaking down church attendance

Calvary experiences of Episcopal at Church Pittsburg.

in the reverse direction failed. is disproved to a great extent by: The cause of the failure was that the the train's could not carry the powerful apparatus necessary, and with amall-powered plant it was impossible to transmit over large distancos.

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GENERAL NEWS.

TO PAY FAUL. "Outdoor relief is being paid by the Willesden Guardians to tenants of the Council bouses -to enable them to pay their ratos.

HIS JOURNEY'S END. "It will be fine seeing the old country again," said Mr. W. E. J. Dumville, a native of Ealing, when he arrived at Southampton on the Aquitania, after 30 years in America. He bade his friends turned to Ro good-bye and axhora-then he fall, and was found to be dead,

BASEBALL POINTS.

More Questions Answered.

QUESTION.

One-What are the rights of the bee runner to advance on an infleld fly?

Three-Wuat a base. runner

also

After two years of this kind of service, through the ao-operation

Two-Does a base runner after of the broadcasting station the| church bas received appreciation crossing firet base, and then mak- ing a break for second, forfeit bis It was only by the construction of its work in the form of a of new amplifiers, that depend on memorial tablet donated by its right to return to first without

More than liability to be put out? the principle of cathode tubes, that radio congregation.

These 4700 contributions oamu in from after crossing first turn while in Success was achieved. amplifiers are like electric lampe, all part of the world, covering ex-

foul territory or is it and are exhausted as far ascenses of the tablet. The money possible. Now, at last, in came in all forms, from a dite.to permissible in fair territory?

Four-When two runners are Germany "the first train has number of pennies' won by a been provided with instruments sailor on the Atlantic in a penny standing on the same baso, to

which runner is the base entitled. that allow transmission from ante gamo of poker.

Five-If a base runner starta to to tha request of the running, train, and passon-reponse. gers on the train ceo receive calls Rev. Edwin J. Van Ecton, the run the bases in reverso order to during the journey. The trial pastor, for some sort of tablet confuse the opposition, how may

the church's he be retired? train runs between Berlin and commemorating

ANSWERS. Hamburg, and was arranged by radio service, is proof of the wide

One-A base runner can now the society for radio-telegraphy, (audience he has on Sundays, he Dr. Erich F Huth at Berlin, The avere. An hour after he broad-

advance on an infield fly, just as train is a D train, as corridor cast his request, he got pledges on any other fly ball that is caught trains are called in Germany, in by telephote and by telegraph. or muffed. the midst of which there are two People even walked over to bis third-class cars. Both cars are home to contribute, while most used for usual communication, had to mail in their eums. Station taking passengers like any other KDKA, one CBY. Only one of the compart- ments at the front has been fitted up as a wireles cabia. Here is the telephone in a telephone box, and at the side of it a room for the official that controls the ap:

paratus.

This official might be dispensed with as regards the wireless, ser- vice itself, communication being Accomplished without him.

But

bis presence is desirable for other reasons, especially for payment and for informing the passengers that are called far, that they are "wanted on the 'phopo."

of lbe first to

bo erected in the country, has been heard throughout the United, States and far out over the At Flantic and even the Pacific oceans, South and down south into America. It is the first, also, to conceive the idea of broadcasting sermons, and Calvary Episcopal

Church is the first whose sermons were heard beyond its own walls.

Folder Connections,

To be sure of good reception, the radio fan should see that all connections are well soldered. Many a failure in reception can be traced to poor connections."... "

High Speed Radio.

On the roof of the two cars is the aerial, consisting of a number of arches on which the proper Bonding wires and receiving wires

While the Atlanticliner Majestic, are fastened. One of the cars has

was 1000 miles at ass, recently, it no telephonic apparatus at all, kept up a rapid fire radio conver- but is only carried along to pro

sation with land etations bear New long the serial.. by using York, Words were flying through

the ether at the rate of 80 a minute

Australian Radio Development.

its roof. This antenna consists of six parallel wires that cover each of the two roofa, a length of 16 and going both ways! metres being obtained, so that the whole length of the wire is 192 metres. The communication is For 18 months the Wireless carried out by the usual appara- Institute of Australia, has been wireless Tus in quite the same manner as arranging to receive from any ordinary telephone in messages from American amat any house. The wireless wave. eure, and the test was to have pass from the antenna to the wires been made on May 1st. It was of the telegraph that run along ascertained by the institute; how the railway. The waves do not ever, that others had also arrangod enter into them, however, but only for similar tests to be made. slip along the surface of the wires Three officials of the Wireless Ine- and are not disturbed by telo titute of Australia, immediately graphic communication taking concentrated their onergies on the place in the wire at the same special super-nanaitive receiving time. At Bergedorf, near Ham-station, erected for the tests by burg, and at Spandau, near B-rlin, Mr. R. A. Hull, at St. Kild, there are two new offices that (Melbourne.) On the night of are called "train stations." They February. 2nd. between 10 o'clock; perform the connection with any and 11 o'clock, the three oper- subscriber. wished for in the same ators heard a continuous wave manner as any other telephone transmitted, and they are quite station. By a corresponding awit confident that it was from the ching they make connection amateur wireless station in between the waves coming from California.

Two-A base runner after Gras- sing first bare, and making an attempt to go to second, im- mediately forfeits his right to re- turn to first without liability to be put out.

Three-He can make such a a turn on either fair or foul ter ritory, provided he make no attempt to go to secondi.

Four-The original occupant is always entitled to the base,

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Five-A base runner who runs ía reverse order can be retired by being touched with the ball or having the ball held on the base

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Trans-Pacific Radio Test.

On February 5th, the President of the Radio Trans-Pacific Test Committee, Melbourne, Mr. R. K. Love, made the following an nouncement:-" At a special. meeting of this committee, the log of the signals reported to have been received on the night of February 2nd, was carefully ex- amined, and it was decided that

not sufficient evidence of the origin of the signals was pro duced to justify this committee recognising the event as a world's record in amateur wireless redop. tion. It is not doubted that the signals were received from Ameri- on, but it will be necessary for absolute proof to be produced before this committee will re cognise the event as accomplish- ed. However, the wave length of the signals in question was some.. where in the neighbourhood of 1,050 metree, which, in itself, would debar the event from being recognised by this Committee as

world's record under our pro- ject. Our tests are to take place, commenting on May 1st, on a wave length of about 200 metres, and all registered participants will be advised of further parti- culars later."

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THE WORM-Specimen No. 216 Boscoe Wurm turns and for once obtaine the last word.

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