Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1925, Page 34

WG TOPRESENT ROMANY CONCERT Marine Band Music From Syivan Theater Also on Program for Tonight. THURSDAY, 4TO 4:30—Market reports: news bulletins 4:50—Philadelphia: Base ball scores: 5 TO 5:00—Philadeiphia: Weather; Benjamin ¥ al New York: Hotel Waidort- New York: Uncle Geebee Schenectady base bail scores: Ten luliaby time: Hasley Miller's O Chiy 5—Newark 0—Chicago time for Boston~ Shepard Colonial New York: Arcady Orchestra .. .. Atlantic City: Billy Rocap, talk oi 5:40—Philadeiphia: Base ball scores program Shesie 5:L 8:3 The States Theater weekly concert by the United Marine Band at the Sylvan and the second Romany Roval Music will be the leading the radio entertainment to yrovided by WRC tonight. The nd concert will be played until 9 o'clock, under the of Capt. William H. Santel and will be given a four-station up that will include, in addition WRC, WJZ, N York: WGY, enectady. and WBZ, Springfleld ing the Marine Band concert ainy Royal Hour of Music will om_the studio of sta- sk, and will _be husly by WRC ining two fea- m will be a Seidenman’s | with Jack late dance Davis Le roof of 6:00—Atlantic City Hotel Traymore dini New York Markets: Arcady health talk: vocal solos ... Chicago: Stock _exchange quotat ihner “concert by Brax String Quintet .- New York: Ne New York 9 Federation Philadelphia: Uncie Wip's roll call New York: Talk: Hotel Vanderbil Detrojt Detroit: Dinner concert ... Hartford: Hotel ‘Bond Trio: readin Chicago: N financial and final time Springfield: Chicago: Grean. recital: O man’s 6:15—Newark: Sport talls by ‘Bil haj I Wathes 30—New York Schenectady solos . New York Philadeiphia Atlantic City Montreal: Harry _Salter’ Cranston. R. 1. Narran, New York: Freddie Ri ushman's Serenaders Scores: book -talk: Seaside Hotel Trio and a Mey from the rio nsett Hote or h and his 7.00—New York: Will Oakland's Chateau New York: Orlando's Concert Orch . and Insirumental program . ... New York: Nadine Mixed Quartet, \strumental Ensemble, WE! 3 1. from .. . : Chicago’ Dinner ‘concert from Cong: will be 55 with announcements of 1 base ball scores of all the in both of the major am New York program Philadelphia Surf Scores: racing results Comfort's Philharmon Veselli's Orchestra and New York: .Screen et music lisht.” book_and play review Avkeles Talk ity S | Local Radio Entertainment Atian organ recitai oore’s Melody Malds Scores: police and. news ati’ Hotel ‘Gibson Orchestra Pittsburgh : Market reports: news Symphony Plavers: vocal solot New York: Kohlmeier's Orchegtra ille. N V.- Watchtower Instrun terriational Sunday sehool York: Irish songs: talk Francisco: Rudy Seiger's dd Spring's Orchestra rk: U S, Marine Band real dio”proxram: talk York: Talk: vocal solos Thursday, July 30, 1925. lio Station, Radio, Va 5 Meters). —~Weather Bureau reports Bureau repor m = Oic WCAP—Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. (468.5 Meters). 8.00—New York New York: Cleveland Aflan Coakley Sisters Vocal and instrumental Studio program Organ . Vesselit's ‘Banc o1 cadilly ading Orches WJIAR Amate Early Program Tomorrow 7:45 a.m.—Morning ing he Metropolitan Life direct from the Metro Madison avenue, New | | [} up T cercises ce Ce e K a T icago: Re: York WCAE, New York New York tra. WS, Wee - r night Program WRC—Radio_Corporation of America (468.5 Meters). ; Base b 7 p.m.—Sidney Seidenma ham Or broad Shoreham p.m.- Marine Band broadc: WGY Romanys Royal Hour ast with stations WJZ 1 New York foyve = m k_Orchestra Fred Sympho; 8:30—8an Francisco: € Shore. t from hil st Concert program: Bible Angeles: ~Examiner program £0: Vocal and instrumental pr Des Moinos: Dashoff and his Symp 9 TO 1 Chapmar 0 tra e hest Hotel Concert by the Wi aylor B st_jointl and WBZ United m nson, with from Capt Songs leader; Ciseo: Stories Xew York: Voeal solos New York: Talks: Ben Bernie's Ochy o ko Orchestra, W ws WJIAR. WOC, Wi City Vocal and instrume Roval hour, Wiz Violinist: markets Weeo Paradis = the roof | 10 p.n Roof Band garden of the Ca e F Early Program Tomorrow. Women's hour, broadcast with WJZ | 1 p.m.—Organ recital |’rmn{ irst Congregational Church, | 1 pm Luncheon music Hotel Willard Qrches FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA. All Rights Reserved, {Repro. Probibited Montreal: Harold 1 Jac 10 TO ornia Night Meiody Boys 10.00—Philadelphia: _ Cali "mati: Doherts iestra nd: Organ ork . Vi York: Ernie Golden's Hotel M Francisco: Rudy York: _dacques with” Clark's Hawailan Atantic City: "California 1 coteh procram cning at’ Home' pro Sport talk: organ reci _Concert from Willows, Weather the | v b 1tal New Green's shi 10:15—Hot Springs Pittsburgh 10:30—Portiand and base Chicago: Drak, Los Angeles New ~York 110:45—Los Angeles KNX Players fntation Care of the Body™ 71 PM. TO 1 Angeles: Musical program Angeles: Feature progrim Concert orchestra les: Schubert Quartet, ins isco Stud THE A B C of "A,” “B* Batteries—Part 1I. 11:00—Los Le As far as the positions of the bat teries are concerned the use of the three-electrode tube does not affect the position or naming of the bat- teries i The “A” b still is the one which heats the filament of the tube, while the “B is the one which supplies the steady current in | he phone circuit, as shown in the | diagram below at A and B, Fig. 1 | | program 12:00 Los Angeles: Southern California m Portland: Concert program: Rose ( Los Angeles: Musical program Dallas: Western Electric Four Davenport: Connor's Orchestra Des Moines: Dance program 1 TO 1:00—Los Angeles: Ambassador Orchestra Portiand: Kenin's Orchestra San Francisco: Johnny Buick's’ Ca Los Angeles: Examiner program Los Angeles: Art Hickman's Dance 2 T0 Night by sty 2:00—Los _Anzel J Campus Califort 2 a ide and the tive terminal of the “C" battery is uit, as shown in Fig. 3 the bat- tery serves to put a negative poten- tial on the grid of the tube, but if the connections of the battery are re- versed so that the positive terminal of the hattery is toward the grid and the negative toward the filament side, then a positive potential will be ap- plied to the grid. Originally the detector action was obtained by using a “C” battery in the grid circuit connected directly to put the required amount of nega- tive bias or potential on the grid. Later it was discovered that the in- troduction of a grid condenser into the grid circult connected directly th d circuit of the detector tube blocking effect through the accumu |lation of negative electrons on the grid, which automatically brought the operating point of the grid to a lower point on the characteristic curve and produced the detector action. The use of a grid leak of the proper value made it possible for the negative charges to leak off when they had performed their function and brought the grid back to its original starting point, ready to g0 through the. opera. tion again. Amplification Explained. This works out very well for the detector action, but in order to pro- duce the best results for amplification the grid of the amplifier tube must be kept at a definite negative grid poten- tial so as to keep the operating point of the tube on the straight portion of the characteristic curve. This func- | tion is best performed by a_grid or . battery connected as shown In Fig. 3. with the negative terminal toward the grid side of the grid circuit and the positive terminal of the bat- tery toward the fllament side. Where more than one tube is used spo; Bellevue ‘Tom Barry: instrumental pro: 1 Churches: Jean Goldkette's Ensemble .. ... Cleveland: Hotel Statler Concert Orchestra co” Relsman Hotel Lenox 'E: and Paul_Whiteman's Orchestras EE 0 “and WOC, orchesira police and mark Revue and with the grid of the tube produced a | The grid is the controlling factor which determines the action of the tube as a detector or as an amplifier. The normal value of the grid deter. mines the position on the characteristic curve of the tube, around which the function of the tube a detector or mplifier takes pli It the grid is Lept at a decidedly negative or de- idedly positive potential, so that the ction takes place near the flat por- tions of the characteristic curve, a detector action place, because the values of current in one direction ire greater than are produced in the \ther direction, and the tube acts as \ rectifier, as shown at A and B in Fig. 2 1f the potential of the grid is kept at ~n intermediate position, however, on the straight portion of the character istic curve, as shown at C in Fig. the increases in one direction equal the increases in the opposite direction and produce an action best results for straight amplification The potential on_the grid can be ad justed by the use of another battery called the “C"” battery. This battery 18 introduced in serles in the grid cir- cult, as shown in Fig. 3. The voltage of tnis battery will de- which gives in a circuit such as in the three, five and eight tube sets, separate batteries are not required fo reach tube. The “A” battery can be used in common | for all the tubes and the same holds true for the “B” and “C" batteries. DROPé SIX COMPLAINTS. | Trade Commission Not to l’rme-; cute Ship Furnishing Firms. The Federal Trade Commission an-| nounced today dismissal of complaints against six companies in the South engaged in ship furnishing and re- pair work. The companies were charged with giving and offering | gratuities to ship employes, without knowledge of their employers, to in- fluence the men in transacting their | employer’s business with the re-| spondent companies. H The companies against whom the| complaints were dismissed are the Kelly Dry Dock and Ship Bullding Co.. Inc.; the Maritime Co., Inc., and the A. D. Davis Packing Co., Inc., all of Mobile, Ala.; the Garcia, Piller & Co. et al., and the Liberty Iron | | NG LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT JULY 30, 1925 Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time 5 P.M. rer 6 P.M. ranklin Orchestra: sport Stations. Wz JWLIT oria_Orehestra Tom Ba Produce and stock market quota Eyck Hotel Orchestra .. .. aseical concert: opereita. Hawai{ans. ons: news? Srehe children Orchestra i’ ‘sports;’ 3 Hotel eToTrM ner concert Orchestra; police alarms: ' ions: " ‘market ' reports e Ensemble and Blackstone am chorus: solo: and birthday li t Orchestra market ‘reports: bed mbie: scores Orchestra . G 8:20—New York: Sports results: commerce of the day. . WGY Orehestr Vocal “and " instrumental “solos Hotel Adelphia_Orchestra i Orchestral. orchestra . 7TO 8 P.M. solos Questions Shanley hestra: vocal” | assisted by ‘the Mozart I WGR, WWJ an ross Hotel talks . s vocal and instrumental De Babary's KYW il o Soug o . wIp - T WGBS KNX ie Orchestra TR AT ‘Footlight' ‘and "Lam Duileting al ‘solos 2iental Trio lesson Hest, WHRC WGY. WBZ and _W. 8T09 .M vocal solos Serenaders program: solos i Theater program AL WGR. Wiy, . trom WFI Clarke and his Whita Way Entertainers Boy Scout’ progra ories talk:" news ogram .. honic Orchestra o Py 1's Orchestra extra AT WGR_WWJ. TS and WADC, Wi from W, Hotel Ambassador Dance Orchestra program ores: weather: reports music kets 1 PM Hawke violin ‘solos’ WLW Or cent Lopez Hotel Pennsylvania Orchesira Alpin Orchestra er's Orchestra Club Deatville Orchestra, Hawks cal solos cram I Oakmiont, Pa. et reports: news items orchestra 2 MIDNIGHT. strumental’ 12 MIDNIGHT TO 1 AM. rogram ity Trio al solos A birians Orchestra 3 AM. udents of University of 5 KNX 3360 | Drouth Cuts Tobacco Crop in Half. Special Dispatch to The Star. RICHMOND, Va., July 30.—This | vear's tobacco ecrop, espectally the { bright, will be reduced to one-half or less, according to special reports, | which have come to the Department of Agriculture here. Lack of rain is blamed | Spitfi WV ud Speaker Equipped with ft‘z'!iustuble unit WorLDs GREATEST LOUDSPEAKER VALUES I | New Kind of Greaseless Cream Posi- tively Prevents Sunburn—Or Money Back. Used After Burning, Gives Complete Relief Instantly. 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Simply clip this announcement and mail it today with name and address, and 10c¢ (to cover |msu;{rl to the Noxzema Chemical S1R75, Baltimore Md. STAR, WASHINGTO EXPERTS WATCHING SUPERPOWER TEST iBureau of Standards Chiefs Watch Developments From Operations at WGY. : One of the most interested parties listening in to the 50,000-watt super- power tests being conducted this week by station WGY is that com- posed of engineers and officlals of the Bureau of Standards. Although declining to comment on the study of the experiment made so far, it was suggested by officlals of the bureau today that listeners liv- ing within a few hundred miles of the Schenectady antenna need not expect any startling change in the reception of 50,000 watts over the hitherto customary 2,000 watts. As pointed out by engineers, a wave pro- pelled with the vastly increased pow- er will not_be proportionately easier to tune. What is hoped to como with the added watts is greater dis- tance, a riding over of the static dis- turbances and a decrease in “fading.” In the first two broadcasts with WGY's new transmitter several ex- perts who listened to the signals closely reported that the Schenec- tady program tuned distinctly sharp- er than had been expected and that the interference with stations on wave, lengths close to that of WGY was very little. The only point at which the super- power failed to live up to expecta- tons was in overcoming static. The first of the two tests was conducted amid unusually severe atmospheric S | Summer *Time DangerTime for Babies UMMER is the purgatory of motherhood. Of all the babies D. C. THURSDAY, J l p: RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. Concert by the United States Marine Band, WRC, WJZ, WBZ and WGY, 7:30 to 9 o'clock. Radio artists, WEAF, W WSAI, WGR. WWJ, WFIL WCAE, WJAR, WCCO and WOC, 8 to 9 o'clock. -5 lo Jimmy Clarke and his White Way Entertainers, WHN, 8 to 8:30 o'clock. Program from Piccadilly Theater; WGBS, 8:30 o'clock. “The Romanys” Royal Hour of Music, WRC, WGY and WIJZ, 9 to 10 o'clock. The Gaylord Young Dance Orchestra, WIP, 9 to 10 o'clock. disturbances, and although able to be heard above the crashes, it neverthe- less failed in making the'listener for- get that the static was present in the ether. Following the third of the series of three experiments, WGY officials probably will make public a com- plete report on the tests and an- nounce what plans are being made for the use of the b60-kilowatter for the Winter months, Broadeasts to New Zealand. WSAT fs claiming a new record for Summer broadcasting. An announce ment from the station says its sig- nals were heard in Nelson, New Zea- land, on June 6, during the broadcast ing of its 14-hour anniversary pro Eram Special Dispatch to The Star. 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