Evening Star Newspaper, July 17, 1925, Page 10

10 THE EVENING STAR, MUSI; NUWBERS HEAD WGAP L Organ Recital by Thomas Moss Listed as Feature Tonight. gan recital by Thomas Moss, Calvary Baptist of the chief attrac t by WCAP. v his premier radio church organ from features on WCAP's joint recital by d Fox, soprano both_of v concert by the Trio under the Only one It will be S. Stein land off WRC first of a s dance concerts. drawn from the he Powhatan Hotel, sert and his Sangomo ture will be a the Detroit Upon idcast sev vs and announce the base ball scores. Local Radio Entertainment Friday, July 17, 1925. NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va. | By u reports. lic Health Serv “Dangers of ng Cup.” her Bureau reports WRC(—Radio Corporation of America (168.5 Meters). game. i p.m by Mayfair,” by ball scores. amo Band, broad: the Hotel Pow sarly Program Tomorrow. hour, broadcast ital from First Willard Hotel WCAP—Chesape ephone Co. (46 nd Potomac Tel- Meters). int recital by Mrs, ad Fox. ano, and N tor L a, tenor, both of | 5 w8 Results of the Day mpson sports e ¥ 8:05 1 S recital by | Thor organist and musical ai Ivary Baptist Church ayed on the church or ‘Highway Re. S Stei g of Maryland, presented National Service « the rdman | Hotel , Moe Baer »gram Tomorrow. “Tower Health | Metroj an Lif tropoli York Ordered to China :d to the depot to China | at RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT Her Husband’s Wif Players, WGY and "clock WLIT, OBEY YOUR DOCTOR You need never shud- der to follow his order for castor oil—just give or takeit in its new form. g Delicious chocolate cream mints in which all traces of the old sickening taste, odor, feel, or ‘“gripe’”’+are gone completely. Kiddies think K-Js are candy—so will you! KEEP ON HAND A BOX OF 6:40—Schenectady LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMEN FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1925 Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time 47O 5 PAL Dance music e : Elementary s ‘i’ French I 3 3 heart “children’: . by_Mooseheart Band s s New York: Advanced French lessons .. 5T0 6 P.M. 5:00—Philadelphia: Weather forecast Waldor{-Astoria Orcl Five-and-one-half hour conti Harry Ash's Orchestra. . Uncle Geebee . .. News bulleti 05—Philadelphia: Franklin Co 5—Newark: Dr. F H. V) 0—Néwark Wathey's dai 0—New York: Continuous musical progra New York: Minnie Weil, pianist Toronto: Kink Edward Hotel Orc Dallas: Wom hour with music Boston: _ Sh Colonial Orches Schenectady: International Sunday > Man in_the Moon storie Win_Unger h Skeezix time 45—Atlantic City: Organ Philadelphia: ¥ for_children d his entertainers . ¢ children tal by EES5aE2a0 i Dl P 2 00—New York: Herman Bernard, ““What's Your Radlo Problem Atlantic City: Hotel Morton Trio. dinner music . ark: Bob Goldfarb and his Bluebird Qreh: Iy: Al Strand _Theater Orchestra 0 Wip's bedtime sotry DOSNIC L e baritons .. sosp sz Travele s z Hotel Lafayette dinn Charles Tobias. pianologue, and Metropolitan E: SERERIS! PREEEFI535 wasn osen field: Ho Detroit: Dinner concert Detroit: “Jean Goldkette's “Ensémbia ol Deutsch, violinist Family “Altar Leaguo Drake. Hotel Cq Ensembie *. adelphia: Grehestra New York - Bla story-telier Richmond Hill iniious program to 10:30 p. Phila a: Dream Daddy, with boys and girls House' of Health ... 150 00s.5 - Tk Farco by WGY Players, “Her Husband's Wife" Atlantic City: Fashion review by Gladys Stoudte .... B 35—Boston: Road e by D. 8. Hickey Chicago: Chidrens hedtime story W3 b2 a0 OO oW N o New York 2 Chicago: Jack no'h Orcherira o Tushand's Wife' 45—Jew York: 2 oist s New York: On. program _ Davenport: Chimes 50—New York: Horace J. Taylor, recitations Hartford: Ball scores and road report .. .. 770 8 P.M. 00—Montreal: Talks on hygiene in French and En Chicago: Meeting of the Hobby Club .. .. New York; Happiness Candy Boys Hartford: Trav Jongkeurs S New ¥ Eln Entertainer oup ‘onie X by Herman Dinner Congress Hotel Atlantic City: Se Hotel Trio . Boston: Concert program . E Philadelphia: Program to be announced . Philadelphia: R. C. O. Band concert o: Cantinuous program to 1 a.m and: Children’s Bour from the studio City: School of the air . “The 3 City: Hotel Amb: :15—Minneapolis-St. Paul: Nicollet Hote d his Symphony O 5—Concert from fewisohn Stadium Windsor Hotel Concert Orchestra ... e oup two C g0: Program from Amer; Philadelphia: Princess Anne A Dalias: Concert by the Satisfied Five 7:45—Springfield: Talk on poultry by W. C. Monohan . Philadelphia:_Welsh's Minstrels Mooseheart: Belmont Hotel Trio . 87TO 9 P.M. 00—Springfield: Francls Gerroir, violinist ... 2 York: Goldman Band concert Atlantic City: Hotel Traymore Con Cleveland: Dance mu. Boston: Varied progrs New York: Hardman Chicago Detroit Louis ack Chapman's Or Detroit Symph Quartet 5 all score t Hoteél Or rtainers St. Ang Glee club 2 s Hom ch Choir il orchestra ‘of Jefterson musical *program Denver: Dinner concert from Br Studlo program by i e classic hour Artist recital from studio umental trio DKA String Quartet . 9 TO 10 P.M. 00—Mipneapolis: Gordon Cook Ensembla Kanlas City al pregram SO Davenport i program’ . Atlanta: Jo «Crindle.. Scotch barito Detroit Concert by Orange Blossony's Orehestra - Palace Hotel Concert Orchestra Orchestra meeting anist 3 = S5es SRS program J.'E. Faulkner, 'so- ew York: Cameron Emalic. pianist New York: Police alarms and weatlier reports . lin Novelty Orchestra nd Rastus an's Orchestra ports Adelphia’ Dance Ben Glaser and his orch 10 TO 11 P.M. 00—Atlantic City: Organ recital from Stran Chi Moose Octet Philadelphia: Million-Dollar Pier Orchestra . New k: Bo {otel Roof Orchestra New York . play review F hotr ... 1 Orchestra 3 Philad New York 2 MIDNIGHT. 00—Chicago: Special request progr: 7 San Francisco Palace Hotel Orches Los Angeles: Organ recital by D. Los Angeles ment_Stor 30—Moosehe: 1:45—Atlanta 2:00—Memphis Des Moines: Bankers' {WDAF . .ENX PRO| Their Quality and Freshness Make Friends Everywhere Special for Friday and Saturday, July 17th and 18th Chocolate Covered Double Dips Value, Pound §9€ Spiced Gems Elsewhere, Pound 50€ Milk Chocolate Caramels and Home-made Assortment Value, Pound 69€ These Will Delight Your Kiddies! Kiddies' Sport Package Kiddies’ Combination Delicious candies, story [ Package book, balloon, clown or A series of decorated boxes, animal toy. containing big variety of Reg. 89c. Pkge. comp. J§€ sweets in large container. Seashore Pails and Reg. $1.39. Pkge. comp. $1.19 Garden Sprinklers Kiddypops, or Assorted Filled with delicious sweets. | Loftypops Each 39 | Regularly 23c. 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These tubes can be used as detec- tors, radio frequency amplifiers, audio frequency amplifiers and osciilators. They are very suitable for radio fre- quency amplifiers because of their very low inter-electrode capacity, and they make as good detectors as any of the other tube efficient as the E tubes of the UV-201-A and C-301-A tubes as audio frequency amplifiers, but where just good volume is re. quired, for instance, for us the average home, they are very s able for use throughout in a receiver. Their low current consumption and the fact that they may be operated for a long time on small flashlight bat- teries make them particularly adapt- able for portable sets. The amplification constant of this type of tube is 6.5. The mutual con- ductance s 340 micromhos at 40 volts plate and zero grid potential, and in- creases to 410 micromhos at 90 volts plate and 4.5 volts negative grid po- tential. The required fllament termi- nal voltage is 3 volts, and can be ob- tained by connecting three 13%-volt dry cells in series, using a 30-ohm rheo- stat to bring the value down to the required 3 volts. Filament Current Consumption. The filament current consumption is ‘only 0.06 ampere, making the en ergy consumption only 0.18 watt. The best plate voltage to use as a detector is 40 volts, although 45 volts can be used at slight increase of plate cur rent. The tube is not critical in its filament and plate current require- ments. It can be used with a plate voltage of from 20 to 80 volts, although best results when used as an amplifier will be obtained when the higher voltages are used with a suitable C battery negative bias of from 1 to 4.5. For voltages higher than 80 the negative bias should be increased to about 6 volts. The plate current consumption without use of C batterles varies from 1 milliampere at 20 volts plate to 4 milliamperes at 80 volts. The use of a C battery reduces the plate current drain at voltages higher than 40. The plate energy consumption varies from 0.02 to 0.32 watt. When used as a detector a grid con denser of .00025 mfd. capacity and a &rid leak of from 2 to 5 megohms re- sistance should be used. The tube is very small in size, its over-all dimensions being 1 inch in diameter and 3% inches in length For use in sets where space is at a premium and a low battery current consumption for operation on small dry cells is required, the UV-199 and C-299 tubes are without doubt the most efficient, satisfactory and economical tubes to use. A special tube base is used which requires the use of a spe. cial socket. Tubes Ranked High. ‘The greatest step in the development of vacuum tubes came with the de. velopment of the UV-201-A and C-301-A SICKNESS The nauses of travel stopped st once. 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The mutual conductance of the tube at a plate voltage of 40 and zero grid potential is 476 micromhos, and at 10 plate voltage and 4 volts negative potential it jumps to the figure of 710 mi- cromhos, a figure that readily indi- cates its capabilities as an amplifier. The required filament voltage of 5 volts is obtained through the use of a 6-volt storage battery. To bring the voltage to the required filament volt- age, a rheostat having a resistance of 4 volts is sufficient, but it will often be found useful to use a rheostat of about 10 ohms, particularly when the tube is used as a detector. The current consumption of the tube is equal to 0.25 ampere, giving an energy consumption of 1.25 watts. At plate voltages of from 40 to 100 volts, the plate current consumption varfes from 1 milllampere at the lower voltage to 6 milliamperes at the higher voltage, with a plate energy consump- tion of from 0.04 to .6 watt. When used as a detector, a grid condenser of .00026 mfd. capacity and a grid leak of 2 to 5 megohms should FRIDAY, JULY 17, be used. The over-all dimensions of the tube are 1% inches in diameter and 4 6-18 Inches In length. This tube uses the standard Navy type base and will fit a standard socket. e Resignation Accepted. The resignation of First Lieut Frank Henry Booth, Quartermaster Corps, of his commission as an officer of the Army, has been accepted by the President to take effect July 24, 1925 Lieut. Booth was recently stationed at Fort Randolph, Panama Canal Zone Compare the flavor of Kellogg’s Corn Flakes with any ready-to-eat cereal and you'll ap- 1925. Flavor Vinegar should be a flavor, not just a sour taste. That is why Heinz vinegar is aged in wood, to mellow it and give it that delightful flavor and aroma which add so much to salads and other foods. HEINZ PURE VINEGARS In pints, quarts, half-gallons H. J. 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