Evening Star Newspaper, August 15, 1924, Page 14

Al MARINE ORCHESTRA TOPSBILL AT WRC Branson to Conduct Concert Tonight—Goldsmith Will Talk. The U'nited States Marine Band Or- chestra will top the bill from WRC tonight. Taylor Branson, second leader, will conduct the concert. An earlier program will consist of re- cltals and talks. Dr. Alfred N. Gold- smith, chief broadcast engineer of the Radio Corporation, will be heard on “Applying the Golden Rule in Radio.” Herbert F. Aldridge, tenor, of the Louis B. Thompson Studlo, will ap- pear in a song recital, accompanied by Marion St. John Aldridge, to be followed immediately by Eleanor Col- born, planist. Both of these artists have performed from the Radlo Cor- poration station in Washington be- fore and have been accorded a warm welcome by listeners. Raymond Beck, field manager of the Amrelcan Automobile Assoclation, will describe the beauties of a tour through Maryland and Virginia. A mandolin, guitar and banjo recital will be given by Walter T. Holt, principal of the Walter T. Holt Stu- dio, and Miss A. E. Hill, an artist in- structor on the faculty of this school. | Local Radio Entertainment Friday, August 15, 1924, NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radlo, Meters). £ tock reports. p.m.—Weather bureau reports. p.m.—Hay, feeds, crop reports; spectals 4:25 p.m.—Dairy market reports. 5 to 8 p.m.——Public health serv- lecture, broadcast No. 242, “In- ice tantile Paral 10:05 8. p.m.—Weather bureau report. —Radio Corporation of America (46D Meters). 5:15 p.m.—Instruction tional code 6 p.m.—Children’s hour by Madge Beck 6 — in Interna- B p.m.—Base ball scores. —"Apply the Golden Rule by Dr. Alfred N. Gold- chief broadcast engineer of smith, the Radio Corporation of America. 8 p.m.—Song recital by Herbert F. Aldridge, tenor. 8:15 p.m—Plano solos by Eleanor Colborn. 8:30 p.m.—"The Historic Tour of Maryland and Virginia,” by Raymond Beck, field manager of the American Automoblle Association. 8:46 p.m.—Mandolin. guitar and banjo recital by Walter T. Holt and Miss A. E. Hill of the Walter T. Holt Studios. 9:06 p.m.—Concert by an orchestra from the United States Marine Band, under the direction of Taylor Bran- son, second leader. 85 p.m.—Time weather forecasts. signals and WCAP—Chesapcake and Potomac -rbrlle hone Company (460 Meters). Stlent. WHAA TO BE SILENT. Iowa University Station ‘Will Have Vacation of Three Weeks. The University of Iowa's 500-watt Station, WHAA, will take a three- Week vacation beginning August 28, The last program to be broadcast Will be orchestral selections during the noon hour August 27. The sta- tion will be on the air again shortly after the middle of September, with Tueeday and Sunday night programs and every noon but Saturday and Sunday. A new experimental station is be- Ing constructed at the University of Jowa which will have 100 watts ca- pacity. Two 75-foot towers will sup- port the antenna. The station will be the laboratory of the university's radio courses and test programs may be occasionally sent out after mid- night. WOULD-BE SUICIDE FREE. Attempt No Law Violation, Ruling of Virginia Judge. NORFOLK, Va., August 15—At- tempting suicide 1s no crime in Vir- ginia, Judge O. L. Shackleford of the Corporation Court ruled today in the appeal case of Samuel Eugene Bray, Jr., who had asked the court to quash a warrant charging him with at- tempted self-destruction. Bray was arralgned some time ago in Police Court after he had taken polson in an attempt to end his life. His at- torneys contended there was no law against suicide in this State. Justice R. B. Spindle overruled the defense and sentenced Bray to a jail term for a misdemeanor. The appeal was from that decision. VIRGINIA WOMAN HELD. Neighbor Charges Attempt Was Made to Kill Him. Bpectal Dispatch to The Star. LURAY, Va, August 15.—Mrs. David Price, wife of a well known merchant of this county, was arrest- ed at her home at a iate hour last night upon a warrant charging her with attempting to kill a neighbor, Clyde Rothgeb. Her husband, in com- pany with Rothgeb, had gone to the home at Salem, to get grease or oil for one of the road-working machines. Price had entered his yard. Just as Rothgeb was preparing to enter the gate the woman called from 2n up- stairs window for him to stop. Roth- geb was told by .Price to follow him, &nd as he stepped into the yard Mrs. Prite fired the bullet, narrowly miss- ing Rothgeb, Rothgeb came to Luray and obtain- ed a warrant for Mrs. Price, who was lodged in the Luray jail. 10 YEARS FOR SWINDLE. Chiropractor Convicted of Getting $8,980 From Woman. PHILADELPHIA, August 15.—Paul N. Osder, a chiropractor, was yester- day convicted of having swindled a patlent out of $8930, and was sen- tenced to ten years in the county prison. The jury did not leave the courtroom to return its verdict. The plaintiff, Miss Amy C. 56, & school teacher, t Osder had induced her to make in- vestments through him, representing himself as proprietor of a private sanitarfum at Atlantic City. He plan- ned to open a chain of beauty shops, she said, and told her that Judge Gafy of the United States Steel Cor- poration and Jesse L. Livermore, a New York broker, were among his patrons. Stefansson Is Coming. SYDNEY, New South Wales, Au- gust 16.—Vilhjalmur Stefansson, the Canadian explorer, who recently has beek on an expedition in Central Auguh, sailed yesterday for New Yor! = 10:00—Vaudeville artists ce_program 20:00_Diakce [Riedaon M 'ncopators 11:00—Tnstrumental Seies: Orkos ‘Orihestra 13 NIDIIGRT 70,1 AN 12:00—Examiner Rodem| ‘s Otchest: 12:45—"Nighthawk frolie’ All Rights Resarved, In the operation of a large set of this kind, using eight tubes, each drawing its quota of energy from both A and B batteries, the item of current consumption Is &n important factor to be considered in the selec- tion of the proper tubes ana batteries to_use. " The best all-around results, from the standpoint of efficiency of opera- tion and low cost, are obtained when the UV-201-A type of tubes are used throughout for oscillator, detectors and radio and audio frequency am- plifiers. The A battery current con- sumed by eight of these tubes is only equal to that consumed by two of the old type UV-200 and UV-201-A tubas, The storage battery used should be of as large an ampere-hour capacity as possible, . especlally 1f a power loud speaker which draws cutrent from the storage battery is used. An S0-ampere-hour battery is none too large, and a 100 to 120 ampere-hour battery is to be preferred. The B batteries should be of the largest size avallable, as they are the only ones which will operate efficiently and at the lowest cost on the heavy drain Imposed on them. The volume of sound produced in the detector stage on stations up to 500 miles away when using a loop aerial Is rather great, and it is some- times necessary to tinker around with the second detector circuit and the audio frequency amplifier stages be- fore the set can be made to operate satisfactorily without distortion when receiving strong signals. You will find it necessary to adjust the distances of the pick-up coll from the oscillator coils to get the best ad- justment for best results. This ad- justment, however, is not very crit- ical, the adjustment merely having the effect of increasing signal strength or selectivity as the dis- tance is varied. The same adjustment of distance of one coil from the other is also necessary between colls 30 and 31 or the filter coupler assembl The proper value of grid leaks will often help materially in clearing up weak signals. The best values can only be found by trial, unless you 3:00—Joseph C. Wolfe, baritone Base bali scores up to 5 Reading of Scriptu Stock quotations . F 8:15—Arts and_decorations .. Mabel Livingston, chiidren’s post 3:30—Dance program Musical program’; features . Hotel Astor organ recital feld Dale, tenor i r Grand organ and trum, 3:50—Dase ball scores .. 4:00—Plano recital .. Music; bas 5:00—Base ball scores ...... Waldorf-Astoria dinner Raxe ball scores ...... Dinner concert by Wi Orchestra program; base ball Weather forecast ......... . Market reports: hase bail score: Tase ball and « a_Harmony Fonr . feyer Davis Concert Orche: Stories for children . Orgar “recital Organ recital by’ Panl Fieeger reports ... . Children’s stories . 8:00—Redtime stories: roll call .. Bare ball scores: dinner concert International Sunday school lesson .. Drucilla Harrington, reader and pianist k alks . concert: base ball acores | financial and final markets nsical program: talks 6:20—Financial reports ... 6:30—Ernie Golden's Orchestra Children’s period .. 4 Leonard Nelwon's Orchestra . Sports re Redtime story . 8:40—Hotel Adelphia 6:43—News bulletins . Children’s bedtime Henty White, baritone 6:30—Weather, market and weather reports 7:00—Radio talks nner _cor Whiteman's Marion Metealf Lindquist, re Rase ball scores Music: address; markets Orchestra program;_talks Current topics by ‘'Willlam Alien Orcheatra program Dinner program; music Chicago Theater or = Orchestras - . planist . Jimmie Clark, jazz pianist . 7:30—Henry White, baritone Vocal and concert selections Musical program ... Stories: Dell Lampe's Orchestra Hotel La Ralle Orchestra Rudy Reiger's Orchest Musleal program Studio prog: Tolice repo; 7:40—Market. reports FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY ——————— BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA, Radio Editor of Popular Selence Monthly — care to use variable grid place of the fi to select only a good mak A .002 to .008 mtd. fixed condenser, connected with one terminal with the P terminal of the detector tube #ocket 38 and the other terminal con- nected with the positive A battery ‘lead, will often help clear up mushy and unintelligible signals. The same applies to the connection of a .1 to 1 mfd. condenser between the P termi- nal of the second stage amplifier tube 45 and the positive A battery lead. You may alro find that while you get good signals on the detector stage, there (s a decided tendency to distortion and nolse when the phones or loud speaker are connected into the first or second stage amplifier circuit. This tendency can often be overcome by connecting a .00025 to .001 mtd. fixed condenser between the P terminal of the socket and the positive A battery lead; by connect- ing & .000256 to .001 mfd. across the secoridary winding (between the G and F terminals) of the audio fre- quency transformer or transformers; by connecting a variable grid leak having a range of from ¥ to 10 megohms across the secondary wind- ings of the transformers, or by con- necting both condensers and grid leaks across the transformer wind- ings. Tuning of the recelver is done practically entirely with the two va- riable condensers and the potentiom- eter, To begin with, the movable arm of the potentiometer is set about one- quarter turn from the negative A battery terminal of the potentiome- ter, in this case the B terminal of the potentiometer, The tuning condenser 3 is then va- ried about five degrees at a time, and for each setting the oacillator condenser 6 Is turned slowly through its entire range until signals are ob- tained. The signals can then be cleared up by adjustment of both condensers and the potentiometer and by turning the loop until best signal strength is obtained. Proficiency in the manipulation of the controls is galned only through & little practice. 1If you have a little difficulty at first, do not come to the —_— e e et Long Range Radio Entertainment FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1924. The Programs of the Following Distant Stations Are Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time Moters. Mitee WAN New York WTAS Eigin, T, KI'O " Rab Francisco WLW Cinclnnati 4 W% New York 204 WEAF New York 204 CKAC Montreal o WWJ Detroit 27 WIZ New York 204 WIHN = New York o0 WDAR Thiladeiphia 123 X9y Listsburgn 188 Wiz New Yo 204 WEAF New York 204 W00 Philadeiphia 123 WWJ Detroit 114 207 Cineinnatt 423 403 Detroit 517 i F Kanaas City 411 Be2 S0 Attanca 4n 2 % New York 433 201 WDAR Philadeiphia 895 23 Pittsbureh 328 New York 4p2 De 517 a1 400 Fhilntelphi “hilndeiphia Newark " W Umahe Philadeiphia Scheneetady New "York 5 eTO 9 PM, 8:00—KDKA Jazz Quartet . Astor Coffes Orchentra . Abergh's Concert Orchestra . Aport news and weather foreca Vocal and instrumental sols os . Sailors' concert by officers of the White Star liner Majestic: talks WTAS artist program News bulletins 8:15—Grand organ recital . 20—American Farm Federa :80—News bulleting Lampe’s Trianon Schmeman's Concert Band Tropleal Hawaiian Quartet Strickland’s Orchestra . Children's hour storles Jimmy Shearer, entertainer . “Fruity Rice Deswerts Easy to Make' 8:40—Astor Coffee Dance Otchestra 970 10 PN 9:00—Wright and Ressinger, “Radio Franks* Dance program by Candelor] Orchestra Beries of t Radio dra Piayers WDAF Minstrels Pop_questions Ritz_Harmony Royi 3 Art Hickman's Concert Orchestra Address; m 5 Misical progta usical program 9:15—Tom Rracken and Bob King, songs .. Base ball scores .. 9:80-—Tritling's Cafeteria Novelty' Oréhbaira Musieal program ....... Roseland Dance Orchestra . Harold Stern's Orchestra 9:45—Organ _recifal ... Children’s program 1070 11 2%, WBZ ;flo Homicat program; mized quartei al ance by Casmer's Orchestra. lub Alabam’ Revue .. Orchestra Bieamer 1dlewa Musical program . 00—Amna_Priscil 1 alckma 11 7.0 70 is MipatonT. 11:00—Mausical Jm- vocal solos George Olsen's KPO fan Hancisco KDRA Plitaheh wIp Thiladelphia WGY Schenectady wip Phbiladelphia 509 1 KDKA Plisburgh 3% 1aa WEGY Rehenectady 380 313 WOR Newark 405 105 R Bt WJI7Z 204 WCX 297 KYWw 504 KGO 2,434 Wiz 35 204 7 New 455 204 KDKA Dirtaby EF . wiv New Yark 5 204 Woo Philadeiphia 509 123 WDAR Yhiladelphia 395 123 AF New York 4n2 204 ', Snrinepald 337 an WOO Philgdelphia 3500 123 KDKA Pittsburgh 328 188 g_\é A ;hlrl 4 336 o04 A New York 492 WDAF Kinsaa'City 411 34t WG Med'd Hulde 300 393 EYW Cheago 5an WEAF New York 492 504 2 Tos 411 942 123 6 a2 e Wor w3 wiz 455 204 oY W 3 7Y o o 492 204 & 380 594 BT a1 A Fa KPO ' San Franciaco 433 2,008 ‘W00 Philddelphia 500 123 KYW Chicago nan nae WNYC New York 526 204 KDKA Pitisbarh 328 198 KDKA Pittabureh 220 WEAF New York 492 ;30‘ K s e T o avenport 4 787 WHB KansasCity 411 443 W3 New York WTAS g D S k¥l Ton Angelen 469 2, ‘Wwoo Philadelphia KYW Chiea FT Ton 2, Wiy e WWI Detroit WHA® Lousvilie WHN New . 5'!‘_" Ban Franciseo 2, . New York - WEAF New York ~WHN New York W00 Philadeiphia + WMAQ Chicago §TERE EEB Systagesaua 4“8 «WaxY_ gen <WDAP KIH’A‘:-“(’I‘J m SWI% " New York® 433 BB Atlanta 4 2 Iy Tos Angele ‘“(‘l‘ 2 813 g b 200 W 500 768 48 1188 New ok AR W3 Detroit 817 397 Chiea, 380 b04 NYO NewSork 530 254 iy Los Angeles 295 2,300 SWHN New York 204 W00 Phladciohia B 3 Favane, 8 8 enect HN New York 300 204 205 2.300 880 se4 4 2300 WMC Mem -~ RAD . atihaecle S 2ae Kineas City 411 ] 2,300 2,300 2,300 T Child in Bathtub _Innocent Victim Of. Radio Dispute Hight-year-old Dorothy Murphy, daughter of Frank Murphy, 2430 Second street northeast, yesterday afternoon was the innocent victim of & nelghborhobd: radio disagree- ment. 8he was taking a bath® when a radlo pole fell from the adjoining house, home of Lewis Hedges, breaking a skylight and sending pleces of the glass to the bathroom. The child was so pain- fully cut about the body and arm that Dr. 8. L. Battles was moned. Police of the twelfth precinct conducted an investigation and re ported that the falling of the pole resulted when Arthur B. Cole, 126 Second street northeast, severed a wire connected with his chimney to hold the pole in place. He had objected to the use of his chimney by his neighbor, it Is staged, but the latter failed to respond to his request for the removal of the wire. : - German-Italian Trade Heavy. ROME, August 15.—Italy's trade balance with Germany during the last five months shows imports to the value of 546,000,000 lire and exports of 645,000,000, a balance in favor of Italy of 100,000,000 lire. These fig- ures do not Include the value of im- ports applylng on the war repara- tion account. conclusion that something is wrong with the set. Before making any of the changes suggested, try the re- cefver out for two or three nights. Complete detalls for making a loop aerial which can be used with this superheterodyne receiver will be given in tomorrow's articl RADIO NEWS Here’s a Treat for You Don’t Delay Come Down Early Only 200 Left Regular Price, $2.50. Special ... ... ... 59¢ FETTEET TR e 31 Continental Electric Supply Co. 808 Ninth St. NW. Main 8326 If location more convenient, cal at branch divixion. District Radio Co., 1112 New York Ave. N.W. A WEEK Puts the ENTERTAINMENT Available by RADIO In Your Home $ Crosley 2-Tube The wonder of modern radio. Operates loud speaker on loci stations. amreca " £ §18.50 Also Complete Line of Other Models. HAVERFORD CYCLE SALES CO. Radio Division 522 10th St. N. W. Open Saturday Eveniags The Battery Question “Il wonder if my batteries are all right?” How often do you say these words? You Don’t Have to Guess Any More TOMORROW ‘We Are Placing on Sale a Limited Number of Voltmeters Reading 0-50 Volts Regular Price, $2.50 Special S 95c Saturday. . 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Michael loricchla, restaurant own- er, was found bound hand and foot bullet through his head, in the b LR T Radio BRIDEGROOM IS SLAIN - AT MIDNIGHT TRYST Woman Is Hunted for Crime. ment of his place of business. His -t from Steel pockets were turned inside out. The sa ur Ial y, WDAR, Blackmall, Murder and Suiolds n;:l ce said they learned ho was n:e;g t day spec ock. Mark Day in Chicago. victim of a blackmail plot. |E[™ The Best Radio Buy Ever By the Amsociated Prens, Offered the Radio Public. Radio Station 5,600 Feet High. CHICAGO, August 15.—Three shoot- Complete Partx '"e':,' YP::t Ing affrays within 10 hour8 yester- 1 Tabe Set. including Tubes : | |day, in which three men were killed B - —|Z| ana Batteries. ctady, 7:15 | land' a woman probably fatally | MUNICH. August 15—Bavaria is to | have the b station be ope stand shest radio broadcasting n Europe. 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