Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1925, Page 28

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 29, 1925. e . | LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT VUIEE IESIS SHUW FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY QJ"” Jungle Music, v e | Inspiring Savagery, Noted Authority on Radio. Opera Head Selects -Several of No. vember 6 ponents the two schools, f stimulates unwholesome subject to sinful inter i pretations and should be 1 out,” declares Dr. David I prominent Western cleric. spokesman for the anti-jazz camp “It appeals to the baser tastes. While admitting that a “tin-can tempo with its wash-boiler effects has u demoralizing influence ppeals to instincts, Rolland M. vice pre of Cent ational Colle t well mod is desirable. rouses : of harmor alanc bles men to g ppreciation of their individ: az RENCH DEBT TOPIC| FOR WRC TONIGHT | | 4:00—xew TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29. 1925 Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time ed Programs of Fouse All Rights Reserved. Reproduction Prolibited Special h 10 The Star DE? R. Colo troublesome source of | | | 4 J J is jungle music | Stations. Meters. Miles. September 29, the. #: S WEAF wére How to Choose Your Circuit for the | eliminating o Set-Building Contest—Part V. oscillation, the interaction of magnetic Bincdfihe advent of the neulmd”,[ field, “which cause troublesome cur- clreult, the 5-tube arrangement has|TeNts'to be set up in surrounding cix been inereasing in popularity until| Cuils . | awakens higher ideals—-— now 5-tube clrcults of many types| AS a rule, two stages of radio fre TaR T contlintile i ioubilanul, & [are about the most popular circuits| 9uency umplification, a tube detector | now ‘potring into IKOA ot thamarket. jand two stages of audio frequency | . disclose, It Is sald, the ex- | Developments in G-tube circuits | dmplification form the most popular| tent of a widening breach between | | have been for the most part along |Afrangement for fivetu : clreuits. | and the classical following an i {lines of two stages of tuned radio | There are other possible combin tigns. | nouncement that the Rocky Moun- | frequen U HHBat duteotns faridl too nmmve" \‘\_lm_h are v 1:'1!‘“‘- ; r';( tain broadcasting station is arrang IS0is antwCnance e runig) stages of ‘audio frequency amplifica- | Standard fourtube circuits, such 45| jng a musical Lattle between ex country brought an unusual e the original neutrodyne ofr- | 0r. the Superdyne and others in that ber f applicants out yeéterday e its bow. many variations be; changofinigs hve fule voice tyials being nducted sl Moot adding push-pull audio | tuting two stage resistanc Manager Fdouard Albion sube aleonlt Nive dpysered awmplification for the stage of ahingtan Opsea Co., Bevesal | i06 imiprovements toleg aling (e | * | transformer-coupled audio frequenc chankds he circuit while |, FEATURING | amplification | | very promising young singers were se- | 9 hghe el ! g {lected and Mr. Albion is flnlhugmflh.";?‘:I".::-“‘_ mm‘}\r?;l _\‘:’1 »[\r(m:(:filn"h;‘ ATWATER-KENT RADIO | This : will e completed to- : en .,,,}m.mmm- to }..u- the about their possibilities. They will be | i ¥ CG ' ¥ 5 % morrow hy a discussion of six, seven| choice. These votes will be com 123 | given ample opportunity to siudy and | 018 and apparatus of improved de-| ROBINSON’S MUSIC STORE, | [1i cint tube sets | piled by States and eezes. | develop within the ranks of the com.- | Si&0- B Inc. —_— e Tendeney of Radio Frequency. it 342 | pany and later, should their it Shios. e : : i out present hopes, they w The first trouble met with in the de Lyon & Heds onean Drake Concert julagee IIIL“I:\’T‘S‘:N\“uf";"fi: ”l‘)‘:"“"'ued'xlnn of circuits using two stages of i Sione “stvin X s are to be cg | B e i IR0 ICumaes mews:iniail ey [this aticrnoon and evening at 1814 G | Luned radio frequency amplification York: Do 301 [ street from 4 o'clock until 10 o'clock, “01 [and there are still several places open New Yok e ol 204 | 1O ~m.:\x];urvr\l 1 ability <. |Ing points. This tendency to go inte o . Y ave rapidly | escillation made it possible to obtain heir Pl for the produe, | the maximum amplification from the 4-f tion of the first opera of the season of "”{'I‘”‘.‘ Pyl shs i L e e Most of the imiprovements in tuned 7iea.” which is to be sung November A oo y ot Lave dhanes AMrs. Albion | rranged conirac e been along the of controll » the : e st of ~La|ing the tendency circuits c the cutstanding op- | Produce such osci country. Rel b tendercy re 10 get under way | 28¢illations and also for “Ri nd Ju- WEAA ich s second opera on Woo f the company for this " Wit ar or three real treats are in Wiy 5 04 | st the Washington public if KSD Bt events Léngun <08 o releasing sav New o2 5 emotions— / Dromotes self-expression and York 1 instrumental prog soios resuits: muisi mstrumen il © weather; news Discussion by Stephane Luzanne of Funding Nego- tiations Begins at 9:35. ivilie i It Studeit o 5 10 6 P Police bulletine WO Ork: Andy Kuzu i | A adelphia i | | i Neweyork: Musie: hews for the -Coming Season. kil the Sodelins SCores: races A discussion of the French debt . %U0—Jew Voik by Ste ke editor of le Ma atgy, Donie Enscinine New' yoin Uncle N The lure of w career behind the foot- fations ts and & chance to rub elbows with ne. the world, substi | frequency amplification or by f coupled furemost earpr comple Broad he | General will be cire listene: coast are to judge KOA musical struggle and are Wi » o'clork udio of Station o g at 9 <s will be Lromdeast Wi the widesy S Hotel Sk zix i, Conn City Puiiadelphia with WRC by Station in view o the debt-funding Lauza talk will 1 to as one of the lead the week ri, and nterest in ns M woked for radio events of “Picture’ picture of also will el in 15034 | ing Scheduled. the be b topie ¢ his disen sitwation in Wash Mr. Wile's addy immediately precedi nne. inning | was the tendency of the circuits to! | produce oscillations when they were | tuned to their most eflicient operat- | nd Visit the Eveready Exhibit, Spaces Nos. 26 and 37, at the Second Annual Washington Radio Show, W ash- ington Auditorium, September 28th to October 4th, inclusive. Oreiwestra Vocal and mstrumental soloists: Columbia Uni- Wi the No.772 given M cial i al market eports storie St sek of t can he curbed by in resistance into the plate | clrcuit of the offending tube as|! {is done in the deresnadyne circuit.! | In this circuit o 200.000-0hm v hle resistance is inserted in the plate| |lead of the radio frequency amplifier ! Hotel Mayflower Or with Stations WJZ 1 WGY the presidential rovin the Hotel Mavflower, and the Wur < i« deast with Station York. A dinner con s pro o the Wi WLw WGY WHAR WOAT am ek er ] o1 dar piar stra, b te: « of the - opera @ s : as Radio America Crosby and others. Practical demonstra- tion of set at time. Stop ta and let us demonstrate 1ch famou Corporatior Magr Lic sets oo | troducing of xas Trumpe concert the ox, Dir Dre of ‘the Hotel Am Hotel Adelphia O; With boya and girls radio set 7 45— hour will the eve-| will be nan’s Shore to 8:10 gram elogue, “Over which is nearing < radio voyage, and this take listeners through an Tslands: a talk by Wil- Upson, formerly commer- of the Department of | the daily market sum Gilbert of the griculture, and ; Local Radio Entertainment { | Tuesday, September 29, 1925 | L Caval Radio Station, Radio, Va. | (1315 Meters). 45 p.m.—Weather Bur 05 p.m.—Weather Bure: NAA- 1 reports. | reports. | and Potomac WCAP — Chesapeake o 2t Meters). | lephone Co. (16 Tomorrow. 645 10 y lorning “‘setting ap”" exercises by the Metropolitan Life neurance Co., direct from the Metro Tower. 1 Madison avenue, New City WRC(—Radio_Corporation of America (168.5 Meters). ! p.m.—Base ball scores *p.m.—Market summary pre ed by the Department of Agricul p.m.— Sidney Seidenman’s Shore. aam Hotel Orchestra, broadcast from he Shoreham Hotel. 810 p.m.—“The Alpine Lands of Austria,” by William Ford Upson, for- - commercial attache of the De: rtment of Commerce. 5:25 p.m.—Wurlitzer musical, broad- sast with Station WJZ, from New o 9 p.m.—"“The Political Situation in| Washington Tonight.” by Frederic | Willlam Wile. 9:35 p.m.—A talk by Stephane Lau- | eanne. editor of Le Matin, broadcast with Station WJIZ U Y the Seven Seas—Ha- broadeast with Sta WGY, from New waiian Tslands, tlons WJZ and York. 10:30 p.m.—W. Spencer Tupman and his Hotel Mayflower Orchestra, broad cast with Stations WJZ and WGY, from the presidential room of the Ho tel Mayflower rly Program Tomorrow. 10 to 11 a.m—Women's hour. broad- | ith Station WJZ. noon—Organ recital. broad n First Congregational Church- —Concert by Irving Boern- | Washington Or stra. st | 1 pm stein's Hotel GREAT GARDENS URGED | AT STANFORD UNIVERSITY | Conditions Ideal for Development, Says Dr. Leroy Abrams of | Botany Department. the Asso department "in Stanford conditions here are of world- | anford | to de- | p such Now growing on the grounds at| Stanford plants from such geo- | eraphical extrem ska. Canada, New England. the R Mountain: i Valley, Gulf States, Tex: Mexico, Indies 1 __Amerieca, Brazil, Chile, Norway, France, in, Aust y_Islands, v, Greece 1a, the Caucasus, » Hims China, Japan, Alglers, h Africa. New Zea sdonia and Tasmania. plants thrive outdoors. Carnival to Be Broadcast. the third successive year sta n KSD will give to its listeners a complete description of St. Louls’ an- nual carnival, the Veiled Prophet “nd ball. These two events will place on successive days, October nd 7, respectively, and will be whol different in their character. Ecuador, England. these Canvas rubber-soled shoes are so | largely used in Australia that 650,000 pairs were fmported in a recent year. RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. Wurlitzer Musical, WRC and WJZ, 8:25 to 9 o'clock. China Society WGBS, 8:30 o'clock. Concert of Neapolitan and Ttalian songs, WNYC, 8:45 to 9:30 o'clock. program, ‘Gala Concert” by WEAF Grand Opera Co., 10 to 11 o'clock Musical program by Pullman Porter Quartet, WEAR, 10 to 12 o'clock. Dance program by Spencer Tupman's Hotel Mayflower Orchestra, WRC, WIZ and Abergh’s Concert Ensemble from’ Hotel Statier 8 To o M. KY W WeAT WHAR WLW Plaza §:00—Chicago: Dinner o from Congress H Philadelph 5 1 program Atlan E Cincing 1 ert, vocal and Hotel Orchestr York: Rooseveit Mikado: talks by Base ball ‘talk: Jeanette and Ttalian songs T Copley Nev Oritiestra Jinature New Chie Quartet. concert m and’ his Bainbo WQJ s B WGBS Vanities Or WCTS from WEAY WHMCA W7 W LWL Wo WWJ Knapp mi core Conn.: ¢ WGR rk Wirlitzer Musical WPG WRCX Wi halfonte 1strumental China Societ nes: Raleigh Qi Concert talks es: Children's b ngcles: Examiner pro San Francisco: Children's Pittsburgh: Coneert by the New York: Gold Dust Twins, ©OWWI WO and WJAR New York: Zoological Sociey Vo New Yo Tes M Lotiisyi Tos news stories: music KPO KDKA WGR. L WEAF WY ski_ Mandolin ‘Cluby WEEL WFI. WCAE om e stories 9 TC 10 P.M iew % WEEL WL WOCO and markets 900 York: Talk: sport New York: Fveready WWJ. WOC, W San Franciseo: Buse Los Angeles: Talk< China pro Music oKkTam Wiy WCAE WETS music "GR from WEAE KPO KFI WOBS WHMAQ Amis LLWPG WTIC Oists talka: solos s following soloist State Theater Strager and his Plavers. . Lady"; magazine taik W instrumental” talks ections: solos quintet Cincinnati Zion. Til Orchestia: Lyric ‘Male Qiartet WCBD WSAT WGN Orchestra Los Angeles: Feature program: music Hot Springs: Sport talk: vocal and inetrumental soloists Cincinnatt: Vocal and instrumental soloiets. reader: safe Springfield ing persons’ report New York: Current Theater tatk Cleveland: Pullman Porter Quartet: safety tal from 4 & S chorus WLW Rartel] weatlie: Unele Bob, WRC. WGY “and York Katherine Connoliy soprano; A A < Hartford, Conn Chicago: Solod Los Angeles: San_Erancisco New York: G WEEI WG Angeles enport ieal ‘program: talk on doga Yocal and 'instrumental soloists sburgh: Concert from Grand Theater 3 tlantic City: Organ ‘recital: male quartet: solos New York: Poliee alarms and weather report. . Philadelphia: Billr Haves and his orchestra Portland: Talks: m s: police 1eports: news 11 P.M. TO 12 MIDNIGHT. stional _hour Tupman's Hetel Mayfiower Orchestra nt Lopez and lis orchestra fusical program: soloists Examiner Musical pro Studio Nationat Cl am proj Los i yrtland: Edu Los Angeles Land Safety Conkress Dance am Hotel McAlpin Orchestra Rainbo Sky ,\ D at Homer Dancing Ga 1< ng program fens Orchestra strumenta) hicago: Jazz Sca Drake Hotel '€ a 12 MIDNIGHT TO 1 AM. program uby 00—1os Ang Loos Brothers &0los: monologues r Plavers 7 e Sem olic Hot Springs 43—Kangas ity Dtherg il Chicago: Pirate ship: vocal and instrumental program 1.7T0 2 AM. bassador Hote] program Jack ~ Coakley Tos Angeles: Ballad hour: mus Dalias: Palace Theater program Los Angeles: Art Hickman's Orcher 2 TO hour. with Skylarks Ban! N onii antati Orchestra 13 Play Orchestra 2:00—Chicago: The Man Ginger Williams, Little Ralph the “Long Life!” the Toast of Tolmanizin g WHEN your tablecloth is TOLMAN- IZED, you've economized. Our pure filtered water, finest soap, many rinsings, careful drying and expert ironing accom- plishes more than the surpassing beauty of TOLMANIZED table linen, It actually preserves the fabric —prolongs linen life. Your damasks demand care. To be sure they get it, phone Frank- lin 71 for our driver to call weekly. LAungeRy ote—It is convenient—and permissible—to stop ot our Dupont Circle office to leave your bundle when driving downtown THE TOLMAN LAUNDRY P. W. MacKenzie, Mgr. WGY, 10:30 o'clock resen Jlans materfal a I¥ ! | tubes and this resistance can be ad- | {justed for best control on the dif- |terent wave lengths. This variable fcontrol is necessary because the| { which will set this coming season high bove former seasons of opera given {in this city. Details are being with held pending signing of all the con- | tendency of a tu reiit to go into varies with different | lengths or frequencies | " | tracts involved. X’Il} o . “4/0LD TOWN WELL USED TO COOL WATER NOW| 04 — 4 | cuits the grid returns from the radio Pipes From Reservoir Run | frequency amplificv tuhes are con | " i » nected with the movable arm of n | i| Through Depths of Shaft Under |hich resistance potentiometer whose | : N Drinking Fountain. Potentiometer System. Another method is the well known potentiometer method. In such cir- 30 142 | a0i Boa x05 | resistance element is connected across | the A battery. Bv adjusting the| mo arm to different points of the istance element the blas on the is of the lio frequency amn- plifier tubes can be adjusted to differ- | ent values as the set is tuned to dif- | town well that went | ferent wave lengths, and oscillations Ana ch did valiant |can be controlied by such adjust pre.germ days. is being | me the necessities of mo-| The neutrodyne circ | root of the trouble | | ted Press DECATUR. Ark.. The old caken buck und staves of ns By t Der its iron days prior to dis become an out Septe Wit of ge the ice in the rnessed to very s to the neut the grid-to-p | nates the possibility en from through the coupling existing thro the grid-to-plate capacity. There are various methods for ob taining this neutralization of the grid-to-plate capacity in the tube, but their object is the same, namely. ti [ contr lations by eliminating makes their pro- well. driven here many nd which fu ed tooth to thousands of hot 2 fountain Pipes from the town water wc being laid to the well. and a ¢ ing to the bottom is to be and under r from the waterworks will run gh the pipe ayd thence king fountain on'the busiest cor 1 coils are now help to eliminata excessive ive ed-back effects by confining the fields of the coils. thus very pop B ¥2Z24E5ARTIRIEAINEESLCE facn Associated Press DUBLIN. September 1.—Ireland |’ America’s FINEST RADIO ' |E HETERODYNE Aerial ties to provide housing for laborers. 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