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September, 1922
THE RADIO DEALER
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THE RADIO DEALER
The Radio Trade Journal
For The Radio Retailer
== CONTENTS SEPTEMBER, 1922
SPECIAL ARTICLES
A Song Well Sung By L. N. Allen 107
A Valuable Form of Advertising ...By Anderson Dwight 40
Better Detectors By C. C. Culin 73
Concerning Canned Music Now Broadcasted By George H. Fischer 34
German Radio Apparatus Industry By N. B. Davis 111
Interviewing Marshall Beymer By N. Beesey 48
Many Important Details in Manufacturing Phones By Chus. H. Lehman 35
Mica Diaphragms Minimize Phone Troubles By R. P. Clurkson 44
More Business on a Smaller Investment By R. H. Butler 33
Nominations for Head of Association By Bernard J. Farrell 29
Offering Varied Parts By Frederick W. Germer 110
Outlining Program for Fall Business By J. McKerchar 32
Packing of Sets Important By B. D. Browne 86
Radio Trade Unaffected by Inventions By Joseph Frank 121
Territorial Limitations of Trade Marks By Chauncey P. Carter 42
The Future of Radio By Edw. J. Nally 121
The Radio Dealer an Important Factor By H. G. Cisin 34
The Radio Situation By E. F. Durkis 80
The Wave Antenna By ]. Bernard 66
Victra-Phone Console Cabinets for Radio By Thomas J. Ryan 112
Who Owns This Name? By Chauncey P. Carter 47
Wonderful Radio By Edward G. Egloff 77
What Is a Jobber? By John R. Hall 82
DEPARTMENTS
Editorial 36
Ideas for Live Wire Retailers 46
Philadelphia Pointers 94'
Questions and Answers 83
Radio Securities 128
Trade Mark Department 87
What the Manufacturers Are Doing 72
THE RADIO DEALER, The Radio Trade Journal, published monthly on the first, at 1133 Broadway, New York, N. Y:, by The Radio Dealer Company, In the interest of dealers in Radio Supplies. Harry M. Konwiser, Publisher; Laurence A. Nixon, Managing Editor; John L. Simmons and Bernard J. Farrell, Editors; A. L. KonWiser, B.S., Technical Editor; N. B. Zimmerman, Bernard Freedman and Eugene J. Soanlon, Associates; R. Desbau, Circulation Manager; M. Jay Klein, Research Manager; B. B. Stern, Manager Service Bureau.
REPRESENTATIVES IN THE TRADE: Elmer W. Moore, John R. Hall, H. E. Bennett, Wm. B. Wilkinson, Jr., J. Maurice Casper, J. A. Doucet, H. L. Krenz, M. A. Clark, C. L. Geesey, S. A. Frank, C. M. Minier. M. P. McNeeley, W. H. Oke, C. B. Cabaniss, R. C. Hull.
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Circulation restricted to manufacturers, jobbers and retailers in wireless equipment. Subscription in the United States, one dollar the year, payable invariably in advance. Subscription in foreign countres, two dollars the year, payable invariably in advance.