Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 17, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 May 1922 — Page 3

MAY 31, 1922.

RELIEF TRAIN HELD UP AND SEVERAL SLAIN Advices From Moscow State Bandits Attacked American Aid Officials. LONDON. May Bandits have f .in A <>r!.-an ril(-f a lminXvat nr. train : a Ruc-m ami several official*! arc r,.; t-. Kwe b<vn k;l>d. accord- *. to , ( . rural N>*vs dispatch from I'iipntiaian this aftcra on. emoting Inf irau-ti ••( r- ivc l in Copenhagen from Moscow. Medicine Discovered Cures Sea Sickness LON'DDN*. May ?.l.—Hypodermic Inject I i;s for p rerouting l<-fcne * have c ■ • into r'cw or. tnn*-Atlatif!e, liners. Th tnj rion tried Is a mixture of s-ry, fcr.it'e and str-.j 3- e iil a preparat :i 1 ttla.l : i;:i. and it it found that risers of th g*.‘S* prof* r it. The crvfr.vi-tr Injectioa soothe* nud t.-r up th" wl-.>!e nervous eysr.ua U is claimed. cr-a’din-’ it to control the muscles and the stoma.h.

Building Permits A lint e. Any rich, dwelling. SOS N. • . .. i 1- arson, rcroof, 1103 Cornell, ,J An ?'. ~ed Grace M. Doeslnger, pari. • • ! r- r .of dwelling, So.il 33 Cenhdi: Zada Pitiairuer, addition, 54S !!■•.. . 515 u. Grace Lvni.r -h'-al Lutheran School. •••'* •o! Lot.se, New York and Holmes, r{.i*' ... • Glcfer. repairs Dll Congress. ?75 .) i". Hardesty Manufacturing i’o;npar y, partition. li t* W. Vermont; ?W. W, L. Curt, garage rear 15.1 Wilcox, ST'* 1 >. II Cryiyluoa, dwelling, 123 S. Hefty li'i.oni, addition and reroof, 322 I**it h. $!!. . ,:. t Wuesehep, addition. $207 Kansas. h . \ Ct ndcll, dvr. 111:;;. 2709 N, Olacy. tt'ii'in B Bartlett. reroof, 806 X. Jarir.! N Tones, garage. 1*57 X. Trerueut. s.'.o r.-.-l o' --rpfell re roof, 1330 Kappes $75. t. V. K- inhart. rero f, 522 E. Harris, ?-*’■- George Kuhler, reroof, 2253 Broadway. - .1." F. i ir.twid! Company, dwelling, 311 Harvard, S.'..' •. Hubert 'lag > paiape, K>s S. Sheffield. r-v*' K. 1,. Miller, add'", n. 403 Oaven. $33. J 1., i- r: *’t. addition ami reroof, rirw:* ration to mixstixe. .TKItrSALLM. May 51.—Polish and Russian .lew. constituted 41 per cent of the total gration to Pali-suae during the year lt>2l.

(jjfJSir iflb Parts for Experimenters p e >Tt 'it sb!r*ir>eiit3 hsvc rn3.ua our recent stork of radio parts amazingly complete. Amateurs everyth tns necessary to th*' iioir. construe*oil s*?t. Cabinets, to $5.80. P~nv : - i-16-trch t- :ck, 81.05 to *5.04. He?.’i phones, ?C.OO to 815.00. Tur.er and load coils, 81.00. Varobie condensers, 3 to 43 pfates. *1.05 to 820.50. Rheostats, GOc to 85.00. Gther Accessories' Including: Variometer and Varlo-Coupler parts, condenser plates, c-ystals, mount- 1 ;md unmounted, of Caiena Silica and Radiorite. cyslai cups, detector mountings, binding posts, switch points in great variety, spool magnet wire, winding tubes, sliders ami many oilier kelps —Ayres—Sixth door. LtSAsugs &Ccr

Where to Go foe RADIO SETS AND PARTS CAPITOL Radio Sup]fly Cos. 146 N. l*?nn. RADIO CENTER 136 Mon'inient Circle. Concert's *a< h after = oon and evening except Fr. Jay.

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MAGNET WIRE Pflivrry on All Sii** Radio ami i‘uxt* Manufactured. Special rrltes to Dealers. Meier Electric & Machine Cos. 136 S. Meridian 11 Ain 2363.

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1-01 ANGI7I.ES, May 21.-In C-ir.-in radio U.m |>r.uliic<i iis first youth l’.l prodigy. At > ho Is the world s y.,nu K est licensed operator and instructor —distinction? res* lag lightly on his blond tousvli il head. Bobbin is tlie only child of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Garcia. The thr-o arc known here Es the '’radiant radio family” h.-caus,. ~f rho; r Joyous cvmhinati, u ..f domestic and professional Lf.*. I found them, busy as bearers, in the parrot of their home, converted Into laboratory and workshop, fashioning s...n> materials into tongue and ears of l the et her. The bov, full-ffeged business partner of his par-res in the manufacture of r iio] • ; y’ r was making a •w step i plifi*>r which bail to be finished before he' c.u'd play a game of shinnoy with the! i.cighborhor-d youngstr rs. "I :n going to specialize in making s*ts D r boys,” he vrluntt-ertd. “and sh.-n I'm P ' ; ' p to corner the buslmss an.ong the kids. "1 m going to nut ’em up In nbv bu,cs so the mothers will not say, *t; u t that trash out es h'ri' ” IJATHO HEADER. Barefoot an! bareheaded, he had Just ! come home frem grammar school where.

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Save $129 on this fine suite during our Sale of Bedroom Furniture made n Fplf-n-li l ‘ buy’’ in purchasing these suites, and so will you. J! os" pieces art* s.miiar in design, construction and finish to tho 20 complete suites we sold in two days a f w weeks ao. This d’-sigti is now. workmanship and fin'sh arc tho finest, all pieces are largo and roomy, and at >ur sal** price-- ii -y are among the most sensational values ever offered hy this store Any piece can ho bought separately. ( I’oice o', vainut or mahogany. Only If) suites in this shipment and they*l! go fast at these prices:

This sllO Dresser Is $(>3.59 A *“ autiful piece fit' furniture. Is iuehes vide, with stationary mirror 2sx3s inches. This S9O Chifforette, $53.50 Very roomy drawers and sliding trays. 36 indies wide. This SBS Bed Is Only $57.50. Exceptionally handsome, bow-end style, full .si/e.

ttt ft yor can now bey i-trntti i;n for every room floor f AUV’ iVfliP IfAnifl LON’ E RINGS AND DRAPERIES AT OR EAT] A' REI>I OKI) PRICES, fill llf 111 ItCW I limit! PAY PART—HAVE IT LAID AWAY.

Special Sale-—Summer Needs Kaltex or Oak Chairs, Rockers, Swings, Etc., lower prices. Aero ux Porch Shades— Keep out the Sun, Heat and Dust priced $4.55 to $9.55. Oval Rush Rugs, clean, cool, beautiful, very inexpensive. Couch Hammocks, specially priced at $15.75 to $29.75. Domestic Science Fireless Cookers for a cool kitchen, $1 down. Taylor & Sesger Refrigerators save Ice and Food. Their lower prices save you money. Sold on easy terms. Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets save time and kitchen work. $1 down. Linoleums. Cool, clean, sanitary. 6 and 12 foot widths. Special sale prices, square yard, 73c, 98c and $1.9

DAILY RADIO FEATURES

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BORRIE <3AID IA AND THE GARCIA ’’RADIO HA.MU V.” he Is in llio high fifth and where he Is president an*l instruct.t of the puplla' radio association. A normal, playful. mischievous lad. without any of tii profound airs of so many pr. children, alternately engross, i in marbles up. 4 baseball an 1 aerial chatter. \ ciijg Harris had hardly turned seven when he won bis operator's license by p.using an .ataination which w rrii-s

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BOBBIE GARCIA’S ACHIEVEMENTS World'c youngest licensed radio operator. lludio Instructor of youngsters at Mlchetorena school of Los Angeles. Honorary member of Southern t'allfornla Radio Association. Intelligence rating far In advance of his years by Stanford University examiners. Manufacturer of radio apparatus as business partner of his father and mother. Passed official license examination at 7, after five weeks’ study and before entering public school. Sends and receives messages like a veteran.

many applicants thrice his age. He did It after five weeks’ study and before be had entered school. Ills mother, a trained Instructor, had taught the bny rending and arithmetic. And from his father he had imbibed electrical lore since babyhood. "I thought it would be fine If a boy of seven could get a radio station of bis own.” he confided as he tupped a panel. "I didn't want to w’att until 1 became a man. Kids can do lots rnoro things than old people think they can, can't they daddy?” FATHER AN EXPERT. Daddy confirmed It by citing Ids own progress In the electrical world- At ten Allan Garcia, then in Sun Francisco, was an expert at housewlrlng. -it sixteen he was chief electrician on the steamer Nebraskan. A short time later he erected (he fir!( commercial radio station on the Pacific coast. Today he’s ono of the country's recognized experts. “The boy comes naturally by his love for the work and his aptitude," ho explained. Is Bobble Garcia bowed down by Ms learning and responsibilities, or puffed up by his amazing achievements? ’Whoop-eel” ho shouted. “Come on and play a game of ball!”

| RADIO PRIMER j ARC TRANSMISSION Transmission of radio frequency waves by means of an electric arc bu-.niug in an atmosphere of hydrogen and In a string magnetic field. This method produces ur. damped, or CIV, waves (f rather long length iir.J Is operated on suu volts direct current.

This S9O Vanity Is $53.50 It is 42 inches wide, with center mirror 16x3*) inches, nnd side mirrors each Sx24 inches. Two roomy drawers on each side. A full vanity dresser, with renter mirror 20x50 inches and side mirrors each 10x30 inches, and 3 roomy drawers on each side, matching the other pieces, regularly priced at $l2O, is on sale for only $70.50.

RADIO PROGRAM INDIANAPOLIS (HATFIELD) ITOII —Daily, Except Sunday—--10:00-11:00 a. m. t musical piugram with special features. 10:15 a. m., financial, grain and livestock market reports. 10:30 a. m.. special items of interest to women, .Monday, Wednesday and Saturdrv. 1:00-2 :W n. m., musical program with special features. I:2t> p, m., marker teports. 4.00 .5:00 p. in., musical program with special features. 4:15 p. in., police notices. 4:50 p. ni., baseball 6’ores. —Sunday—--10:00-11:00 a. in., special —Evening Concerts—--8:30-10:00 o'clock, Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. INDIANAPOLIS (AT RES-HAMILTON) WLK. —Dally, Except Snndny—--11:00-11:30 a. m.. musical program. 11 :.'h) a. m., weather reports and weather forecast (483 meters). 12:00-12:30 p. in., musical program. 2:00-2:15 p. m„ musical program. 3:10-3:15 p. in., musical program. 5:00 p. in., baseball results. 10:00 p. m., time and weather reports (453 meters).

House Set on Fire by Burglar’s Match A burglar dropped a match and act fire to the home of Frank Metzger, 3033 College avenue, late last night. Mr. and Mrs. Metzger were awakened by a noise. Mr. Metzger Investigated and found two rugs and a wicker chair burning. The fire caused SSO damage. Nothing was stolen. Tile burglar used a key to enter the house. CONVICTS’ LAST FIGHT. BERLIN. May 31 Five convicts rebelled while being taken from Berlin to Goeriitz but were overpowered. They led an Insurrection In the Goeriitz Jail and ail were shot to death.

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Antennae Control Signal Strength and Distance

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TWO TYPES OF ANTENNA.

By PACL F. OODLET. Amertca’s Foremost Radio Authority. In a receiving antenna It is height that counts. Os course, there are other considerations, too, but for the man who wants to get signals from great distances (and what radio fan doesn’t?) height Is the thing for which to strive. The higher the antenna, the greater the electrical potentials which will be produced In It by the electric waves. The major of the “other considerations” Is one having to do with resonance. When an electrical circuit Is resonant with another electrical circuit. It Is of such dimension as to be capable of having set up In It electrical oscillations. In order that this may bo accomplished by the methods available for tuning tho radio receivers, some thought must be given to the total length of the antenna as well as Its height. Most radio fans wish to listen to wave lengths as short as 200 meters. It Is much easier to "load” a small antenna for the reception of long waves than to operate upon a long antenna for receiving short waves. It Is well to keep this In mind when constructing the antenna. RULES FOR AERIALS. A good rule although one which gives only approximately. Is: “The total over all length of the antenna system In f**et from Its extreme end to the ground connection, should not be greater than the wave length In meters, divided by 1.2."

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Women’s Envelope Chemise Prettily made of good Quality unis--11 n, neaGy trimmed %j

r — Tuesday a Stupendous Sale of Imported Scotch Gingham /M Summer Dresses Greatly Underpriced for One Day Only US * ) \ Green Yellow \ | , Checks and j i V\ \V V\\vV Brown / lllrl j Plaids /I \\\ v\ Tan \ r*% ( ConiOrchid J \ binations i.J \ *l''■ oo*. These dresses arc smart enough to wear anywhere. The styles so ".'VxTi; wV charming, s* varied t'.at it would be easy to find half a dozen to Ty niv-g*) r,_ 1 suit one's oavd particular fancy. } * ylf- ' ' p:.'.' i Misses’ Sizes 14 to 20; Women’s Sizes, 36 to 44; ' >v . r \ Stout Sizes, 43 to 55. < Some arc piped in plain matt-n.is, niatij nave fancy vests and cuff: and j l J of.;- ’ wi h airy l Its ui oig.'u.iiy. Nc-est ideas in pockets. See ilieta l j i —BTTn—~iTTn i r-rrrr r —i nr nr~ in mi—imu \\( $25.00 Stylish Stout Women’s Canton Crepe Dresses Colors Include: j rf* **7 ( and £■ | Navy, Black, Isgg® •O 1 Slenderizing i] f | Brown, Taupe < K i Models. Beaded Jj. X j }J\ Tan and Henna sandf and Embroidered Models That Are Expertly Designed. Sixes 40V2 to 5G]: 2 M' j $25 Stout Women’s j $75 $65 and SSO Stylish \\ jif Silk Lined SUITS Stout Poiret SUITS U\l jj| K.iporllv tolsr.oa. __ Navy. Tan. RooMo and- - models \8 * /Si Black. Embroidered and j* 3 ! ituvM of New Tweed and TI < * j tailored models. Sizes ** l * W 1 *” s ’ 4 ** Serge fabrics. Sizes qj 40U to 564. ( to 56%. 1 h~ l -\

Special Sale of Stout Women’s Underwear

Double Extra Size Union Suits Band top, bodice top, crochet top. tailored top, loose, shell and tight knee. Sum- .r* trier weight. Sizes 4 46, 4S and 60 TvV>

Keep Cool on Hot Days Wear Palm Beach Suits Men’s Labeled Genuine Palm Beach CJjj SUITS | There are sin-\ /H r*t |jj 1 I gle, double-l\.|| / k Eg I*■ breasted an dr dJE ®cJ gi L-i snort, models, in \ ■ far i’Jw# the newest pat-/ B If ml ? ern3 ' s * zes \ I H $5 Palm Beach Pants II M Bea r ing /h cjj p * f the genuine "Sk > * Palm Beach cloth label, In all shades.

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Following out this rule, and assuming that It ia desired to receive from stations transmitting at a wave length of 200 meters, the result will be 106 feet. Neither the number of wires in the antenna, nor the height, will affect this approximation to any great degree. If Is is possible to secure a noneonductive support as high as ICO feet to the top of which can be run a vertical, or nearly vertical, wire or two, the results will be considerably superior to those obtained from the same length wire placed In the form of an “L" or “X”shaped antenna, whose vortical sections are only thirty or forty feet In length. But the average radio fan will not have available supports a.s high ns this. Some may take sufficient interest In the radiophone to erect a special nonccHitluclive itiasr. or Insulated mast, of approximately this height. To such, It can bo said that the results obtained will warrant the effort. To those who must place dependence upon what natural supports are available, it may be pointed out that the higher the wire, the better, pruvid* j that the total length <•? the antenna from its extreme end to the earth connections, does not exceed the figure derived from using the formula given above. If the antenna Is of too great length, no success is to be had In tuning It to the khnrior nave lengths. Gains that might result from Increased lengths are more than offset by loss of advantages due to tuning.

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Jumbo Size Union Suits So seldom It is that the extra large woman can ge? a comfortable tit that this sale deserves their imnie- mi diate attention. Sizes /*■%** 62, 64 and 56 g

Beeman’s VOL, I No. 41 On the Inside Looking Out! H“Doe he wish hi Was single again?’ 1 "Yes. but what makes him maddest it to think that he paid a minister W'tb money to get him Stiti UT. into such a mess l” - —Juclje. * * * Tied for life I Same way with Beeman users—they stay with it for life! They always like it —it’s so delicious and wholesome. * * * After every meal 3eeman*s pepsin Chewing Gum tr"' Lail a physician. Then begin “emergency*' treatment with S W VAPORUO Oust 17 Million Jan Used Yearly

Stout Size Fine Knit Vests Rare opportunity to get your sizes in a vest at the price of 1 regular size, band pi and crochet tops. J sizes 46, 48 and 60 J.

Boys’ All-Wool 2-Pants Suits Summer Weight I F Many are alpaca lined. I Sports nnd Norfolk*, In gray, brown and mixtures; pants Wll are full lined. Sizes 7 to 17 Boys* Khaki and Crash Pants Just the thing for summer wear; ps will stand many launderings; sizes 6 to 25.

Men’s Auto Brand Work Shirts Dark blues, medium blues, light t>y s* blues an and / tJ/& ihakl §

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