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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1925. LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMEN causing any unbalancing of the circuit lonce condenser 4 has beeen adjusted i properly. excessive positive potential to the grid of the receiver tuhe. Terminal number 10 of the unit cor FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY Number 8 Is a special choke coil used | nects with the aerial terminal of 1he ;o . o to divert the radio frequency current|receiver proper Terminal num BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA, in the plate circuit of the tube through | co (A VUL o rovra ta Noted Authority on Radio. RBCEAIrEVIE Tiisw BURChntenser £ 18 [ie tatctver. The bonartis connected rather than permit its flow | batteries are seif. nt into the “B” battery cireuit No separate rumber has beer ax It will be noticed that no provision | signed to the fixed condenser acro | TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1925 { | Prosrams of Distant stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time ANl Rights Reserved. Reproduction Prohibiu-d 4. T0 5 PM. Station. Meters. Miles. New York: Nickels Trio . vocal i Sofos Radio Frequ Unit. Part 1. | “B" of the primary coil. The coil is | ative terminal of the “B" battery to|incinded as part of the choke « 4:30—Kansas City: Stars String Trio S WD | the Penetrola unit is shown in the dia- | through which only the terminals are |between the “A” and “B" batteries in ‘ fixed conde i 5 B O AT en e ot SRR 8 sulating tubing with proper r 1 tor | al type of balancing con-|is used to prevent the application of an | tc Over Radio. Gustieig Orcheat din a Al Bt p : N - S WCCO i 3 . i % York: HBernh: Levitow s Hotel Commodure Orches- foreizn service, the f of a se P 4:00-—Boston: Metropolitan _Theater ? WNAC 2803 380 How to Penetrola Tuned be connected with the end terminal [ has been made for connecting the neg- | choke coil & hecause the conde . Bernhard ~Levitow's Hotel Commodore Orenestra WJZ - 4543 204 The eircuit diagram of the Isofared | completely shielded by being mounted | the circuit. This connection is made |sembly Dr. Walsh of G. U. to Speak New York: Vocal and instrumental soioists: women's i o | tunéd radia frequency circuit used in|in a copper can shown by dotted line |automatically through tne connection | Number 19 ix a standard 05 5 Weekly on the Subject 440—Philadelphia. Police reporte: organ: rumpeis. ... W00 H: W : | gram. The tuning unit number 7 con- |allowed to project through insulating | the receiver proper. A complet Ot tnelpmristticaes * 5T0aPrM . 3 | sists of two special cofls wound on in “The stopping conder number 18 |sary to construct the unit will b Household arts. musical progiam eanohs: Readers Club tra: market N 32 . Inaugurating the radio course in Chicago: Tea time at WGN: musical program : L k. : : | TO 3 P.M. < 3 o lectures by Dr. 1dmund A, Walsh. | 6.0 philaelphia: Weather: doe Buy and his. California. Night , ; DOES YOUR LOUD SPEAKER . nd regent of the Huwke: market repotts - e D082 2 8 en “Orchestra . Thet | quotation School of F ervice at G Clevelan town Univer will he Iy station WRC at & oclock toni New York: Uncle Geebee songs & Dr. Walsh's opening lecture will be on I{u.nm Radio Club: Morey Peail's Tent i)nlhnlrr “WhAF the. Goneral Subjecs of “Mihe Nature K0 Hotel ‘Waldorf-Astoria Concert Orchestra A e York: Olcott Vail and his Hotel McAlbin Orchestra. WMCA and “Origin of International Rela-| .15 inneupolia: CTalk: | children s prosvam. stones e s WCEO tions.” The foreign service cours Newark: Tall: wports: in” the Moon«Swries {or il be continued weekly from the - Children” Wi R 4 Ptk e n A ton Pittsburgh: Dinner ‘concert by KDKA Littie chestra R Featuring the musical portion of et e e W R('s entertainment will be a reci ‘hicago six ume for inildren” stiries by Helen Hewison, prominent Wash- Springheld: Leo - Relonans’ Hotel. Lonox Ensrbie. ... n soprano, who will be heard for Philadelphia: Bellevue-Stratford Hotsl Orchestia in - hour, beginning at $:40 Hartford, Conn.* Hub' Restaurant Trio: weather Miss Howison's ital to- ;.';}“_-“".m?hfinlg,g\ly A M 5 t B nizht will be broadeast also by WJZ | a.45—Atlantic City: Oigan. recitar : § A 86 ¢ 3 T 12 11 TO & P N HOWISON, Ak B+ W York City. TH0—Atlantic City: Hotel Morta 5 . 24 148 ut Washington s0p “Get on your nerves”? Then it's time to buy a DictoGraND and get the real sweetness out ] of your radio set. Your ears are trained to receive pleas- - ing tones. bulletins: H At good DEALERS Trya DictoGrAaND inning at_ 10:30 g'clock, WRC | will broadcast the second a the mid- w York: Jack Wilbur's P $ WALCA W radio recital tonight w pe | Dest spacing of turns and sepa denser number 5 of special design i ms arranged for broad .. Vocal solos wrie broadeast jointly by stations WRC|of primary and secondary windin i the unit. The use of condenser | Winter. marticularly Ior ST Markets: Tiotel Rimbatl Dance. Orehestis Wz and W7 cut down capacity coupling without [ in which all the rotary plates are | cheus SHBIHpCUpn 0l Sl York: feeland Orchestra: Will Oakland's Chateau —_ veducing energy transfer. The pri- | connected with the same shaft but | ridio nmlvnunnwm \‘ull ‘l‘nr|luh~ an A p o .Y Everyhing InORtason mars coil s tapped o periit .,,.‘. use | with two ,p;,‘ of ,l,"“,,,,_;. plates con- | hour of dance music by Spencer rgin recits Concert by Drake Ho i 5 of the unit ahd its associated necied as shown in the diagram per- | - Pupman and his Hotel Mayfower Or HinKaiane Quinter . Vender TON R ndie Bilice Tinading ceiver on aerlals of different mits the adjustment of the circuit to | THREE MODELS - UPRIGHT - PORTABLE - CONSOLE chestra. broadcast from “the May bilt Orcheatia S SRR e waz Police Capt. ("Keefe of Virginia in- [ When a long aerial is used. the aerial lest_point_of operation_without | (I DICTOGRAPH PRODUC f recital by Yoyurk; Motel Sheiton dinner conueit: news reporfa...... WOR forms us_of A man named Stocking [should be connecied with the tap | T | o P8 TS CORPORATION s Tivoli aRene Vol s n Sty acturs who has “been sentenced to hang at |terminal * f the unit. When 7 est 42nd Street, New York, N. Y. minsic hy Meyer Davis' Le Paradis N York Inn Orchestra , i e seconalocalred s Davenport: ‘Sporte: police and news bullefink hedtime e e et sinvies by Sanimay i S won cular interest . i Chicago: Organ recital: Hotel La Salle’ Orchestra WMAQ the repetition of “How Esam Swam Philadelnhia: Unele Win's 1ol call Dirthday 1isi: ‘sonks W he Munkey'“—a story of the Kansad €l Addrise piana Testons *ories i Md South, to be told by Mrs. Margs Miami Beach. Fia - Coneert proera old South, to be tolqiby Mrs. Margaret New York: M high spots: the Canadians chanan Yeates s story wa N RO Hroadcast somel fima a0 by New Vork: Taik: sporis: markets’ Rooteveli Concert’ Or: Yeates from WRC and is bein; cheatra . WRNY o8 (o VRO and e Chizags: " Orean’ recitali Graviings “Siring Trio: ieal L1 i ® steners Cleveland: Wormack's” Singing Syncopators WEAR 3 E i - Chicago: News, financial and final market reports: musical T, Drogram: children's bhedtime stories YW 15—Chicazo: Organ recital: luilahy time: WLS rid WLS i f “Has Education Made Good S by G-E—now . ladelphi Dream Dad h boys and girls (1345 Meters). el elie ogram: muisic: 4 8TO o P.M priced set on the WCAP—Chesapeake & Potomac Tele- mental soloists b Z ROMES ..oo0 o VGY 5 a1 i . % 4 -19 adi 1 Pittabureh: World cruise by radio. with musical seifings by ; 4 57 batteries—~and i UX-199 Radiotron in Cievi X i 0" proxram e am omer eland: Communitv fund brox W | P ] Atlantic City: Seatide Hotel WHAR 233 2 . trons U 120 in the WRC—Radio Corporation of America New York: Clarion Male Quartet: voeal and insirumental posere: ) wip 4 current—and leave it to charge overnight. $ tance, for fine tone quality. Diano olow’ and_duetal instrumental selecnons . an. T WGHS ture. WGR W WOC, WIAR. WTAG and WCCO from WEAR youy batteries by charzmz them often- kc’\p- H 1 M apolis: Dick Long's Or stra Wi 207 LocalRadioEntertainment sl D e e CThe original Y s R o s Taade Has New Power Tuesday, November 17, 1925. Atiantie o T St et > I 2 — Dalae: "The "Haler " Hotel Orchecia - NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va. Eiadelphin. SErortam om SWEAR & oved/ 1 Radiola Ill-a is prob- h Snellenhure brogram:’ music: “quartet lmpt . ably the greatest low- 145 pan.—Weather Bureau reports. Both Sides of the Footlights % lt di 10:05 pan.—Weather Bureau reports. Ta st 5:00—Philadelphia: Talk: the Three Brothers: vocal and instru - ”d,‘arge, S o market. It gets dis- prome " tios Seeeeray gpyadk; Hofel e TicC AR oral led AmdB ‘storage tance_clearly. With a 1y Program Tomorrow. WGY Orchestra 2 _KDKA . one socket and three of i e axo: Dinner” concerd from + o A auto batteries. the new power Radio- Miami Beach. 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PR £ i 7110 p.m—Mever Da New Wil Sorinefin al solnist: theatrical why, lard_Hotel Orchestra, broadcast from Hartford, Conn.: Mixed auariet: chorus: ‘orchraira’ ..\ WTIC the New Willard Hotel. - Cational Ik % warea 8 p.m—"The Nature and Origin Auantie cite” Fashion isli’ con it imentai cloisis " WPG International Relations,” by Dr. Ed Ny’ Brown Palace ST Orehestra (. ner coneert mund A. Walsh, S. J.. vice president hicaso: Raloh Williama and i Qgehesira: vocal and regent of the School of Foreign imental artists Service, Georgetown University. Zvening American Orchestra: Bay State Maie Quar. R:15 ry of the Old South 3 i " Ouiniet i WHO F $18.00 ey Its i iwiin ADE L MR T ol Zoeiiern Melodisis: it WHAS i P Margaret Buchanan Yeates. {ncinnati; Chimes concert” . = WeaT b €0cycles—110 voits o Musical progia lamo Orchesira X 5:40 p.m.—Helen Howison, soprano. % m? Almoo (Orcheates o +or - WHT orge I. Ross at the piano, broad 970 10 P, i ast jointly with station WJZ. 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