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Wireless News From Everywhere Palladium Govenment Call la 9 ZAE. Fred Clark, Operator.

Government and public broadcasting Is recommended to be on a1 wave length of 1,050 to 1,500 meters, according to the preliminary report of the technical committee of the Radio Conference. Wave length from 150 to " 200 meters are advised to be reserved exclusively for amateurs, and from 200 lo 275 meters for technical schools to be shared with amateurs. Special amateur telegraphy is recommended on a wave length of 310 meters and city and state public safety broadcasting on 275 to 285 meters. Private and total broadcasting should be on 310 to 435 meters, fixed radio telephone service, non-exclusive, on 2,850 to 3,300 meters. Waves from 700 to 750 meters at points 700 miles inland also are reserved for government and public broadcasting. Other wave lengths, are reserved for various special government departments. Radio for Apartments The newest development in wireless is its use as part of standard equipment in new apartment buildings and hotels. Several of the newer plans of architects show provision for wireless installation and numerous hotels are putting in equipment, usually In public rooms, but also in some cases In private suites. At the McAlpin and the WaldorfAstoria in New York recently guests ' listened in on broadcasting through 1heir room phones, the telephone manager having made connection with a wireless receiving set. The public lobby of the Winamac, Mich., hotel is also wireless equipped. AH of the 2,500 rooms of the Com monwealth hotel now being built in Indianapolis will have radiophones j installed. Municipal Broadcasts i As a successor to the municipal i "band concerts" that are so popular. especially with smaller towns, one city. New York, 13 planning a munici pal broadcast for the benefit of its , citizens as the concert was enjoyed 1 by smaller numbers In other cities. A ! committee is selecting a site for the i station now. Mayor Hylan hopes to i have the station in operation "before t the next election." Wireless for Business The Midland Refining company of I Tulsa has installed a wireless for use 1 in communicating with branch offices. 1 It will cost $5,000 and Is expected to I save toll and telegraph charges of I $1,000 a month. The army is making extensive use ; or wireless in communicating with ; various posts and Is able to transmit ' by wireless 40 per cent of messages I formerly sent over wires. This will ' save $10,000 a year. Wakening Newcastle. Newcastle which ha3 not shown very 1 much interest in wireless compared with other cities of similar size, is 'witnessing the installation of several sets. One garage has taken the nan dling of wireless sets as a side line and has sold several and a number of citizens are showing a Kvely inter est, according to Leonard Nicholson, one of the amateurs. Mayor Elliott of Hot Cross Buns at all Grocer ies Thurs. & Fri.

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PALLADIUM DAILY WIRELESS PROGRAM 4:30-5 p. m. and 6:S0-7 p. m. market eports, weather reports and musical programs. Newcastle i3 one of the most recent listeners. After experimenting with the Detroit News wireless and proving its possibilities in police work, the city; council has appropriated $2,500 for establishment of a radiophone In the police department. Receiving sets will be set up at district stations and a transmitter at headquarters. Wireless on Trains. The first wireless concert for passengers on a moving train was given April '5 by the Lackawanna railroad. As the train left Ithaca, 400 passengers listened to a concert sent out from Cornell university and received by the wireless set on the . train, while between Ithaca and Oswego, they list ened to Schenectady. This wireless' equipment will be used on the special trains that carry the horcwardbound i Easter vacationists from Cornell university. t Wireless Eavesdropping. While it is generally understood! that every receiving set can listen in! on wireless conversations, a new deBARBER CAN GET . RADIO JVe ESS AGES WITH NAKED EAR Floyd Hanson and his radio ear. Floyd Hanson, barber of Neilsville. Wis., has a radio ear which has puzzled scientists and medical men. in tests he has demonstrated that he is able to take wireless phone messages without the usa of any electrical contrivance.

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RADIO PROGRAM RICHMOND STATION AVrdnrsday, April 12 Someone Klae (EdiMoa) Max Falla Uella Kobbla orch. Weather foreenat. Sunflower Danee (Gennett) .... lu McKee After Dinner ntorlea. Current Kventa. I.oln n Hal (tiennett) ....Green Bros. Novelty orrh. VToday'a Talk. Greenn lra Witch (Brun.wIclO .' ..; Zea Conf rey Tneaday, April 11 IOI VXAPOLIS STATION WLKBtOU p. in., baaeball reanlta. 8:30 p. in.. Mayor Mhank, talk for the Sons of Veteran. Ki40 p. in.. V. St. C. A. quartet. WASHINGTON D. C. STATION OK tenatern time) 9iUO p. m., Clifford Ireland, eom-niander-ln-ehlef of the Sona of Veteran,' will apeak especially for the Sona of Veteran. He will talk on l.lOO metera. CHICAGO STATION KVW :30 p. m., new a. final market and financial report. 7:30 p. m., children's bedtime atory H:00 p. m., musical program. 9 lOO p. m., newa and report. SCHENECTADY N. Y. STATION WGV (eastern time) 7tOO p. in., market quotations. 7t45 p. m., mualeai program. SPRINGFIELD I MASS.) STATION WBZ eastern time) Tt.10 p. m., bedtime atory. 74.1 p. m., apeelal business review. R:0O p. m., musical program. PITTSBIR.G STATION KDKA (eastern time) StOO p. in- talk, "The Bird Cltlcena of Pittsburg." 8:00-0:05 p. m., newa (United Preaa). 9:0S p. in., muaie. 5 p. m., Arlington time signals. NEWARK (N. J. STATION VVJZ (eastern time) 10:01 p. m.. weather reports. 7:00 p. m., "Man-ln-the-Moon" story. TiSO p. m.. health talk, National Tuberculosis association. 8:0 p. m Scottish concert. l):HO p. in., recital. DETROIT (MICH.) STATION WTTJ (eastern time) 7:00 p. m., musical program. GOVERNOR'S ISLAND STATION WYP (signal corpa C S. army) (eastern time) 8iK p. in,, lecture. fliOO p. nu, concert. ATLANTA (GA.) STATION VVSB (eastern time) j 0:00 p. ni.. sports and late news. 8:00 p. Hit musical program.. velopment is shown in the announcement by a Rhode Island man that he can listen in on any land telephone with his set, without connections. He has invented three new circuits and in experiments and demonstrations, seems conclusively to have proved that he can listen at will to any land telephone conversation over wires that run within 200 yards of his set. One Jess Took Last Chance "After three years of doctoring for my stomach I became discouraged and swore I wouldn't take anything else. I was bloated with gas all the time. Someone praised Mayr's Wonderful Remedy so highly that I decided to take a last chance. I am now feeling like a new man." It i3 a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. Clem Thistlethwaite 7 Drug Stores. A. G. Luken Drug Co., and druggists everywhere. Advertisement. Place Orders Now for Your Hot Cross B u n s loaf, well baked and full

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RADIO FANS, SHAKE WITH T. C. GALE; HE GIVES WIRELESS TALKS NIGHTLY

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'1. C Gale, government wirel-is operator, broadcasting 'messages. The thousands of radio fans who nightly listen in to the weather f.'ports, crop reports, the messages from Secretary Mellon and other important government statements, will be interested in "meeting" T. C. Gale, the man whose voice reaches them over the radio phone each evening Gale has an office in the postoffice building in Washington from whlh he broadcasts reports.

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HIATT PROSECUTION IS UP TO BANK, SAYS PROSECUTOR BECKETT

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