Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1925, Page 34

THE EVENIN( AR, WASHINGTON FRIDAY, ‘SisralsBlor 11 ountry this year. The new W rly next month, in a r ddress | ington Auditorium has been engaged | to be delivered from station WRC Sat- | for the week of the show and in ad RADIO SHOW PLANS ON AIR e A urday night. ixtensive plans have |dition to the radio exhibils many spe h LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY WCAP PRESENTS AN ORGAN RECITAL “Miss Charlotte Klein Heads - Tonight’s Program of Lo- ! cal Broadcast Station. €4 An organ recital by Miss Charlotte #XKiein, from the Temple of Good Shep herd, is_the chief musical offering to night of WCAP. Other musical at- tractions include a musical prograw by tBe Hawallan Melody Boys—Mel- vin Iendersen, Clinton M. Rollins and E. Edmend Pringle ert by the Wardman Park Hotel Trio, Moe Baer conducting; dar by _the Southern Railway ra, Gil- gehelt Kilton der a talk by Lieut. Col. Edmund B on “The L.and of the Moros in the Sulu Seas.” ¥ 1 The organ recital will be broad from 8 to 9 e'clock, with Hazel son Woc ano. he div prograr : he ba Jowed t Immedia :Hk. the W; vill ‘o on t § Railway Dar the osing ©'clock. $! WRC's § with § George 1" §and Norn o recit # mati th chins Drake ball opens ainers,” Kins at i 1 usual 1 Li ‘fll‘.«l st § tellow faiety, will tell « Flix interesting experie of the Moros in the Sulu Seas. the Ph pine vernight. put areig the ment base announcements at mund ¥ tes Ar is. gen- and a ces in the land When almost Mindanao ands dapted Public the United other of th round the Sulu Sy opinion is demandin States, the greatest facturer of rybbe reatest producer in his talk fre AP, “Sailing he Sulu Seas,” will tell of the obsta- es to bo overcome before rubher pro. ion so0 be the “ol. Bul on the Local Radio Entertainment Friday, September 11, 1925 NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va. 3:45 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. , 10:05 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. WRC—Radio_Corporation of America (468.5 Meters). p.m.—“The Foolist ers"—G I ‘ompkins and Normz 5:45 p.m.—Mr thatic soprano; ¢ derson, dra Ross at the 6 p.m.—Book Hutchins Drake { the World othy .” by K. L. Logan. ~Base ball scores Early Program Tomorrow. 9 am—Woman's hour, with WJZ, New 3 12 noon—Organ recital from First ‘ongregational Church p.m.—Concert by a. review broadcast Willard Hotel AP — Chesapeake Telephone Co. (16 . . nd Potomac Meters). to 8 p.m.—) Sk Melody Clinton M Melvin Rollins and 8 10 9 p.m.—Organ rec § fotte Kiein, played on ywed by | FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1925 Programs of 4 TO 5 P.M. Yocal and inatrumental Musical program; news; Helen Butls, soprano 5706 P.M. Base bull scoros: race resulls . ... Hotel' Waldor{-Astoria Orchestra ) Uncle Geebee: Coloniul Aces, guliarists . Orgwn: Tullaby time; wmusical solos; Ford time tady . Nows . w 2 Rhigses "Riud Music: rendiugs York York York: York York York Chienzy Glen : b Schen, + Suniday sehool ‘Tesson i T Sriflen ket news, wioren iewsona " " o ¢ sport talk: bedilme storie 4 Emis Golden's Hotel McAlvin Orchesir Scores: organ recita S Scores: ‘Bellevus-Stratiord ioiel ‘prograim Lulu Weyant, SOngs and Diaio - ... . 670 7 R and instrugiental program Morton Trio iden’s Orc a I hip Now York- Markets: i at O Philndelphia: Uncle Wip's bedtime story Talk York ol s 5:45—New Yome talk. ; ‘s0los polica alarms. Toll call: birthday Albdny “Sirand “Theater Orohestra: ' ‘organ n talk comedy, “Ming Toy's Romance,” by layers: WGY Orches S : Radio_talk: Colon: Geao Ingraham's O Hotel Lalayette Orchestra 5 | Golden Pheasait Danco Orchestra Jinner concert Y York New York York New 6.:30—Richmond 1 ¥ 3 view! features from Atiantl ports: “Hotel Sylvania Orchestra, 770 8 P.M. of 80 years ago: vocal program W. 1. Military Band: vocal aad inspru- Hotel Tric Vocal and Avitat 7:00—Boston Phuladelp! i sirumental solos Grand_ope Dinner ¢ _Happin, Nk resuits: pianist cert from Congress Hotel Colgate Trio Home Loy oys: trig : L F Mo 1 ew Yo alk: an City: Scores. Kentueky Serenaders ork : Lulu Weyant, ukulele and songs: Glags. operatic’ baritone : ork: Vocal and instrumental program 0: Ralph William: Rainbo Gardens Orchestra; vocal and instrumes a - Minneapalis: Scores Detroit Kansas City Philadelphia: Artist rvecital: Minstrels” : “Seattle Harmeny Ki Children’s hour G X Scores: news bulieting Pitisburgh: Seores of all leagues Philadelphia: Vocal and instrumental program String Quartet i 30—Dallas Honey Boys' Ovchestra 8TOD P.M Playmates: songs Tglks: dance progr armony” Singers, Coakiey Sisters Band . naders: “Columbia Park soloists stories . Arca +address Orehesira nport Symphony §:00—Philadelphia Clevel, New York hestra . New York: Ol Atlantic. City pageant New York New York Poila’s Or- oo’ Wilhams' Trio® plano and songs. Kentacky Serenaders: Atlantic City. beauty Hardman hour of m! Entartainers New York: Colgate Trio: vocal an ew York: Radio talk Richmond Hill. N. Y 2 instrumental program . Vocal and instrumental program . . d. Bordman Trio. Copley Plaza Hotel Orchestra News Onchestra: woloiste .. ... A s ouis: Ame Arnesen's Orchiestra;. commerce hour. .. 0 Musie: Whitney Trio i gines: Vocal and instrumental procram n: “Chick” Suggs and Red Chapman Louisville: Virginia Vetter's Entertainers nows: seore = _ Pitteburgh: News: markets coneert . 8:45—Philadelphia: Musical program © T0 10 P.M. | ladelp tia_Dance Orchestra, Louis: Recital Kulla, it Dance program & Springfield: Eastern States’ Exposition Orchestra scores: weather: m: reports New York: Grand opera_en: ovelty might Richmor N Rad) talks: solos ‘tenor markets: Vocal and istrumental program: Ben Glaser's New' York: Musical ‘program 11 11T11I01I New York: Auto talk’ Asbury Park Dance Orehéstra. | Jeflerson ity Address: Star Six Orchestea e> New York solos: Rossland Dance Orchiosira. New York: Ukuiele Lou Kansas City: Star's Radio Orchestra - -.... Detrolt: Joan Goldkette's Serenaders: soiotsis .. Minneapolis: Musical program: Gordon Cooke Ensemble Davenport: Educational talk: musieal program: songs: read: ings Philadeiphia’ Grand o N e Violiniét: polioe ali 9:15—New Violinist: police alamins’ 0 B0 _Schefigtadys Socst ang in Philadeiphiak. Musical program . . Dallas; Piano. recital’ cornetist RS ¥ ¥ 10 TO 11 PM. 10:00—Philadelphia: Hotel Adelphia Dance Orchestra ... .. Minneapolls: Weather: Markets: scorear orgun recifal New Yoric: Dance progTam. ... - Philadelphia: Seatile Hurmooy “Kings Chestra, Chicazo: Midnight " révie organlogue ... 2 R A Chicako: Ralph “Willisma ‘and ‘his Rainbo Skylarks and ipstrumental Artista . gk Sl Richmond Hill: N. ¥.. Frank Lauria and his 'orchestra. . New York: Music: Donald Flamm. dramatic crit 10:15—HoL Springs: Sport review: vocal and instrumental program Atlantic Cits Strand Thester organ recital 10:30—New York: Club Alabam Orchesirs .. .- 11 P.M. TO 12 MIDNIGHT. Silver Slipper Orchestra . Berkley-Carteret s Orchestra 12 MIDNIGHT TO 1 AM. Kirkwood Hotel Dance Orche o e 1 T0 = A q Ralph Williams and his Little an rect Hotel Syivania Dance semgitier . K | 11:00—New York New York 12:00—Des Moines 1:00—Chie The Ginger hour Flarks cal W, Wouther; Benjumin Fraukiin Hotel Orchestrai Sport talk; vocal and instrimental Colonial Aces: " WEZ CWRNY auestion box: Lauria and Bis Trio: vocal ‘soios . W R e 0 (] strumental programi:solop: redding WG WFAA . . W00 Weco WRNY WLIT KYW VA WMCA KTHS WHAR L WHN WHN WMCA WHO war Distant Statlons Scheduled for Kcstern Standard Time 262 4bd w1 4543 4015 16,6 #44.0 4.9 | turns on the aerial coil it BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA, Noted Autherity on Radioe. All Rights Reserved. Reproductien Prohibited Selectivity—How It Is Attained. 1t {8 Interesting (o consider how rumors originate and grow up te be “‘authoritative’ statements. Many such misconceptions center about the aerial system. The first thing we will consider about an aerfal is the relation of length of aerial to efficlency of the recelyer, Most fans will tell you that the longer the aerial the greater dis- tance you can expect to get with your recelver and, conversely, the shorter the merial the greater diffi- cuity you will have in getting dis tance. This matter of sensitivity to get distance and selectivity for cutting through local to get distance s as much a matter of set design as it 18 of merial design. Grid Cireuit Explained. The amount of energy delivered to the grid circult of your detector or radio frequency amplifier tube de- termines the relative audibllity of the signal. A long aerfal will collect a greater amount of energy in your aerfal circuit than a short one will and, therefore, the longer aerigl stands more chance of glving you greater sensitlvity in picking up dis. tant stations because of the fact that C AMPLIFICATION 360 405 WAVELENGTH 455 it will give you a stronger signal with which to work. The signal you get in the grid circuit, however, also de. pends on the amount of energy that is transferred from the aerial circuit to the grid circuit of the detector or radio frequency amplitier, and this transfer of energy is determined by the degree of coupling between the aerial and grid circult and also by the number of turns in the aerial oil, which is coupled with the grid coil The closer the aerial and the coupling between arid coils, the broader the tuning and the greater the trouble you will have in separating Stati The more the number of the greater will be the transfer of energy from awerial coil to grid coil and the broader will be the tuning The reasons why shortening the aerial, decreasing coupling and de creasing the number of turns on the prima coil reduce interference and sharpen up tuning, is shown in the diagram. We will take an arbitrary curve, exaggerated to bring out the points of the diseussion. The horizontal scale indicates the wave length and the vertical scale amplification response of a certain signal We will first consider the effect of the ze of the aerial. Curves A, B and C are the audibility curves ob tained with a certain recelver using a long aerial when tuned to wave lengths 360, 405 and 455 meters, respectively It will be noticed that Today’s Offer to All Who Have Stomach Distress Try One Bottle of Dare’'s Mentha-Pepsin for Indigestion or Any Stomach Trouble and if Not Delighted With the Good Results Peoples Drug Stores or ‘Any Reliable Druggist Will Gladly Return the Purchase Price. Why not get a bottle of this grand stomach medicine today, with the distinct understanding that your money will be promptly returned if does not stop the most acute stomach distress quicker than any- | thing you ever used Your stomach may be so distended with gas that you think every minute vour heart will stop beating, yet with one dessertspoonful of Dare's Mentha-Pepsin that dreadful feeling of suffocation will vanish in a few | others, l | while the response is great, the ourves overlap mo that there is al ways & background of neighboring stations. If the merial {5 cut down in length, curves D, B and I’ are| obtained at the various wave length | adjustments, and while the response i8 not as great, none of them overlap and each setting does not contain a background of some other station This Is the effect produced by de creasing the size of the aerial. Decreasing the amount of coupiing between the merial coll and the grid oil has an effect very similar to| that ehown for m decrease in the size of merial. Decreasing the num ber of turns In the aerfal cofl also has a similar effect. The sum total of the results of decreasing aerial slze, upling and numb of turns in fal cofl? is to increase the selectivity by reducing signal strength and narrowing the wave length band —e RADIO TRADE BANQUET. All-Star Program to Be Broadcast Next Wednesday. WMCA will broadcast direct from the Hotel Commodore the radio in dustries banquet on Wednesday, September 16, from v:30 to 8 o'clock and from $:40 o'clock to midnight The program will be an allstar one as {t will have Vincent Lopez and his orchestra, Capitol Theater Family, Strand Theater Male Quartet and Kitty McLoughlin, Radio Franks and “Maritana” to Be Radioed. The final presentation of the (first season of the W Grand Opera Company will be a tabloid version of faritana” broadcast under the di tion of Cesare Sodero Tuesday, September 15, from WEAF, WEEI WFI, WGR, WCAE, WWJ and WCCO. This simple, melodious_opera, writ ten by Willlam Vincent Wallace, will close @ serfes of grand operas, which have Included practically all the fayor ites of the opera-loving pub The new 1925-1926 season will start the first week in October with the same cast and musicians under the direc tion of Sodero. Malacca, Mala will spend 000,000 for a pipe line to car GINGER TIGER “se NONE BETTE A. G. HERRMANN 750 Tenth St. S.E 1s°a_prescription aur | Colds, Grippe, Flue, Dengue, Bikious Fever and Malaria. It Kills the Ge $2 ;oits and other good stomach invigorators —so wonderful that in one small town in New Jersey last year over 6,000 bottles were sold. Never mind what causes your indi- | gestion, or gastritis, or dyspepsia, or | how long you have had it, or how| many other remedies you have tried, | this is the one medicine that will| make your old disabled stomach so strong and healthy that you can di- | gest anything you eat without the | Fred Huber, president of the Wash: | pesy, made the Merchants' o-| elal entertainment features ington Radio Merchants’ Association, ! cistion to present the Capital with one | booked, many of which will outline the pregram for Wash. [ of the most ewmborate radio shows of | hroadcast | w A P dows for the latest fash- ions. garments for the stout woman. Starting The Fall Season With Lower Prices - Easier Terms There are no obstacles to hurdle when you come to this friendly store to buy. Here you find style galore, prices that make buying easy, credit terms that allow you to dress well without any immediate outlay of cash. Style Headquarters welcomes you. Men’s and Young Men’s Women’s and Misses’ Suits-Overcoats Dresses-Coats Top Coats-Hats-Shirts Suits-Millinery-Blouses J 1 /) i il g ] Clothes for B"""Co hy W © R il r. 7thand E Sts. oy X seama 1o siere $5 Down Secures Your Winter Fur Coat—Choose Now i Players Friday evening. September 18, under the direction of Ten Eyck Clay. It is a three-act drama of life in the tenements of New York. The V&'FY Orchestra will play between the acts. RADIO DEALERS TO GIVE SETS TO MORE SHUT-INS Receipts From Show Wednesday 2 Afternoon, September 30, to Be | . 1S. (Widor). Donated for Purpose. v Lieut. Col 5 he Land of the| The Radlo Merchants’ Association 2 has decided to assist in giving more shut-ins radio receivers, as they have been forcibly impressed with the fact that hundreds of shut-ins are so | greatly entertained by radio. The hospitals have had their needs filled and friends are daily helping their sick ones, but there are man who lie all day long with no diversity. These need music, lectures, base ball games, church services and all the rest of the things which may be brought to them through the radio. Radio dealers have decided to ap- propriate the receipts derived ut the door of the radio show, Washington Auditorium, Wednesday afternoon, September 30, for this work. Those who know of shut-ins who are unable to buy a receiver and would appreciate one may advise R. N. secretary, Radio Merchants’ &he Temple of Good &iibson Wood, sopra § Program as follows NCalkin). Irish tu §Derry,” arranged $iante Cantabile fro §Tschaikowsky). Voc SMS.”S (D) “Memory crief). Vocal Sol Francis Nielse € 9 to 9:15 p.m. I2dmond Bullis on * #\loros in the Sulu S 915 to 10:15 p.m.—Concert by the #Wardman Park Hotel Trio, Moe Baer fonducting. 10:15 to 11:15 p.r Dance program the Southern R 1y Dance Or- hestra, Gilbert Kilton, leade Early Program Tomorrow. 6:45 to T:45 a.m. ower H h Ex r es” by the Metropol n Life In- urance Co., direct from Metropolitan ower, Madison avenue, New York ;Tll'. ot e g { MARINE RACE ON AIR. RMU to Broadcast-Power-Bont Contest Sunday. minutes slightest distress. With the same speed it stops gas. acidity, belching and heartburn, It's 'a_ wonderful formula—this combination of Pepsin and Menthol | And you know is in_fine shape. nervousness. “Headachee | i dizziness wort "bother vou, Erery revular drugeigt guarantees one bottis o Bare's: Mentha-Pensin.—Feoples Drug Stores sells dozans of 1. that when youg stomach | stal March, from “County Lemary - American Security Resumes Saturday Night Branch Banking Hours Open Tomorrow Night, 6 to 8 P.M. NSU——— WRMU, the Grebe marine broad aster, will tell the world the intimate . pech f the Ocean Handicap for fast | AS 3’ Woodward Building, ers of less than 45 and more than | 2nd the name will be given a com- a0 | ittee who will act on the matter. 7 feet, L. W. L., Sunday. The race | JEWISH SERVICES ON AIR. under the ices of the eepshead Bay Yacht Club, Long WGY Will Broadcast Anthems and Solo Numbers. and. The distance is 47 nau- al miles. The warning gun is 9:50 o'clock. preparatory gun at 5 o'clock and starting gun at 9 clock. The race is under the rules the American Power Boat Associa- on. The Ocean Handicap Trophy, a| _TRosh Hoshanah services of the Temple Beth Emeth, Albany, of which Dr. Marius Ranson is rabbi, will be broadcast Friday, September 18, at 7 o'clock. Saturday morning at 9 o'clock the service of Temple Beth Emeth, including anthems and solo olid silver loving cup mounted on an bony base, is offered by the Sheeps- bers, will be put on the air by s ‘r'ad Ba acht Club to the winner. ST N A Kenyon Play to Be Radioed. table second and third prizes will ilso be awarded. Douglas Rigney, Charles Kenyon's great play, “Kin- dling,” will be presented by the WGY Drain the . etcocks once in‘awhile SOONEkorhmtyoumlhbl:mgttmm,aukmdinimb your gas tank. You ought to get rid of it before enough’ofit collects ive you trouble with your carburetor. Itonly takes a moment to drain the and clean the gas strainers. There’s one in the sump of the gas tank or in the gas line under the car. If you have a vac- pipe. Also open the petcock under the carburetor. The most you'll get out of them is a few drops of rusty water, but never let it gather if you want to avoid trouble.”” Just a little stunt worth knowing, but it is the sort of thing the Fleet Boss petroleum for two i 80 it is natural that we have learned many things that help us to make lubricating oils better and better every year. When you use “Standard” Motor Oils you are profiting by 55 years of the accumulated experience of many thousands of expert refiners. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (New Jersey) “STANDARD" [$olarine] MOTOR OILS A RESULT OF 55 YEARS “EXPERIENCE IN REFINING 3 PP Every Saturday evening from 6 to 8 P.M. until further notice the banking facilities of this company will be avail- able at the following branches: oy Central Branch, 7th and Mass. Ave. N.W. Northeast Branch, 8th and H Streets N.E. Southwest Branch, 7th and E Streets SW. hwner of the MU-1, which carries the uarine broadcaster WRMU, will be at he microphone. During the Gold Cup aces at Manhassett Bay, Mr. Rigney cted as mike-master for WRMU. Every Banking Service W RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. Musical program Hawaiian _Melody WCAP, 7:35 1o 8 o'clock. CIiff Crest Orchestra, W :35 to 7 o'clock by the Boys, FEATURING . - : = 5 . ATWATER-KENT RADIO ROBINSON’S MUSIC STORE, Ine. 1306 G St. Main 22315034 PACE COURSES in Accountancy and Business Administration Lesding to B. G 5. aod M. C. 8. Degvees Prepare for C.P. A. Exsminations New Evening Class Begins Sept. 15 Oall or Write Now for Ostalos BENJAMIN FRANKLIN UNIVERSITY Susesssr_#o_Pace InstNute 15th and Pennsylvania Avenue c Capital, Surplus and Undivided Prifits e Over, $6,000,000 WGY, comedy, by 6.40 “Ming WGY to 9 BRANCHES Central Branch 7th-and Massachusetts Avenue N.W. Northeast Branch 8th.and H-Streets N.E, Musical program by the gn‘r(; te Trio, WIZ, 7:30 to 8:: Selock. G Southwest Branch 7th and E Streets S.W. Northwest Bragnch 1140 15th Street N.W, “Home Entertainers,” WEAF, 8 to 9 o'clock. Organ recital by Charlotte Klein, from the Temple of Good Shepherd, WCAP, 8 to 9 o'clock. i i { ] ! { i i | | i i i