Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1925, Page 47

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 1925—PART 1. - — ]| Bites Policeman, Pays $10. RADI() (;(JSQIP *_\\:[) NE\V'S l RADIO SYSTEM SAVES GOVERNMENT MONEY The Ars 1 net, com . will come to a : t . imous duet from posed of by 0 s om i Nostri Monti.” Ralph dled 8,3 e 3 15 the Emtftedl st v d this b it ¢ the C., NOVEMBER 29, main bingey, but the other would n..y’ be satisfied until he had bitten a Do liceman. Having found one to suit Among the prison |he bitgthe officer's finger, much to h Street Police that person’s surpri 1d - vexation. | two voung members of (It cost the young artilleryman the Royal Field Artillery who are |equivalent of $10 to indulge his taste. due to join a_draft for India in a few days. They had come to the city t obtai condition called a One of them was content November 21 (Corre olon DIy I Other Radio News on Page 48. e Miss ! A1}l Product of aver 30 ye: vorite. e S pecial and have il Decting ture on the prog nt R Matched~Unit Radio 'OurPrize Winnin Blue Ribbon Representatives VERYONE of the men in the list below has won a prize. Consider the man nearest you. Because of his reliability, his capacity for giving you service, and his sterling business character, he has won the right to THE STEWART-WARNER RADIO FRANCHISE in your locality. In the past radio has been sold by anyone and everyone, dealers who did not, and could not give service on the radios after they were sold. Stewart-Warner Matched-Unit Radio is not sold by “dealers.” It is sold only by our Blue Ribbon Representatives—the cream of the radio retailers of the country—who are all men fully qualified and capable of upholding our world wide reputation as merchandisers of quality products that give complete satisfaction, and are in use tyday by 12,000,000 people. WRC Bills Many The Tavorite : : sl oice of Radio oo #0 DeGraw is op 5 £ [ % 2 = ATWATER KENT RADIO s dll%ngues ™ REDIOS BAF‘\SL(,)[FFERINGS ROBINSON'S 1MUSIC STORE, clarity on all notes give elo- quent testimony to Graham's more than thirty years' experi- ence in sound reproduction. O hear an Amplion in com; son with any or all other loud speakers is to appreciate at once why Amp- lions are the favorites of music lovers in all lands. 1906 G st Main 22313941 Bring out the full musical quality of your set with an Amplion ioud speaker or con- sole unit. The prices are $12 | i . to $42.50. All Amplions are Break a Cold Right Up with ey ey i ) sy < e Amplion. Itssuperblylife- panel plugs. Write for the Pape s Cold Compound i like reproduction and supreme “Amplion Pedigree.” THE . MPLION CORPORATION OF AMERICA Suite 23, 280 Madison, Ave., New York City K. S. Byrd & Co. N. 11th St., Philadelphia, Pa The actual originators and oldest makers of loud speak- ers, Alfred Graham & Co., London, England evolved Ixecutive Offices: o'clock Hoover Thanks Radio Press. Just in Time for It. Call on your Blue Ribbon Representa- tive today. He is waiting to give you complete radio satisfaction, and he will prove to you without any doubt that the Stewart-Warner Matched-Unit Radio will do that for you. A Reliable Manufacturer + Reliable Merchandise + Reliable Representatives=Your Radio Satisfaction Announcing the New orkrite Super Neutrodyne Designed by Edw. J. Creel in Collaboration With Engineers of Workrite Mfg. Co. of Cleveland An Open Letter From Edw. J. Creel Washington, D. C. Automobile General Service Company, Brentwood Davis & Child, 1110 Fourteenth Street N.\W. Kent Hour.” hese broadea ELECTRICAL WM. P. BOYER CO. RADIO—SERVICE CONSTRUCTION 212 13th St. M. 842 To Qur Customers. Dealers. Friends: We present a new Super Power Radio. a Five-Tube Super Neutrodyne 50 far ahead of present standards that the results of tairest competitive are well nigh fncredible Here in this new set is a sweetness of tone that often approaches and some- times surpasses the original, incredible as this may seem to the novice. A Ukelele, for instance, {s lacking in volume and is very weak in upper har monies. Under favorable conditions over radio. its volume may be increased to any desired extent. and. by skill ful tuning. its upper harmonics may be 80 emphasized that the amplified re- sultant {s better than the original in strument ever produced If you are to get the tull tonal values that your ear demands you must have volume, and that volume must be nnder complete control. Here in this new set is a volume that vou seldom dare to use. Bring up some clear station to a deafening roar, then a turn of a single control and it sinks to the gentlest whisper without any perceptible change in tone quality. You must have ower, not alone for the thrill of distance. but because the station you wish to listen to may be Denver or San Antonio. All nearar sta- tions may be plaving jazz or classica music or some other of your pet aver- sfons. Herc in this new set is such terrific power that we have seen CYB, Mexico ¥, make the horn vibrate on the table. KFI, Los Angeles, on a good night., comes roar. n with the rheo stat but tly ned on. In our apart- mer n KDKA comes { h good ker volume all day lonz. We have picked up CFCK, Toronto, Canada, on loud speaker at 4:30 In the efternoon Also WNAC Boston, and WTIC. Worcester in w loud spe At Chevy Chase we picked up KFI on loud speaker on an indoor loop and a few feet of wire strung on the ceiling One of our dealers revorts the same station too loud to turn on full with no other antenna than a telephone con nectfon. Many sets will bring in distant sta- tions but the sesults are horrible to Usten to. Run down the dials of this set and the amazing thing is that one statlon after another comes roaring in and you cannot tell by tone or voluma whether Jt {5 a local or a station 2,000 miles away. This Net will not do the impussible. But it does move the borders of the im- possible =0 far back that on a ®ood night such Ifmits seem not to exist. This set will not clear up a signal which is weaker than the surrounding nofse lavel. But, if the sizral is only slightly stronger than the static, it will drop out the static almost completely and leave the signal with scarce a trace of interference. Tke set will not get a signal which does not come through because of at- mospheric or other little understood re- fraction condftions. Neither will it pro- duce good antenna results under poor antenna conditions. Your antenna is your power intake and many conditions affect it. An indoor antenna at Chevy Chase may be better than a good an tenna on a downtown apartment. Neither can we assure vou that you can listen to any given station at any given time. Too many conditions that are en- tirely bbyond our control would make such assertion false. The sults given above are easily duplicatahle on good days or good nights. Ther cre. however, given as being rk able even with this set, and that you should expect to dupli any time. What you can expect with this set is that it will give you wonderful en- tertainment for six or eight hours a day. With a Burns Speaker, 1 volts on the plate and seven volts of C bat- tery, we think you will hear music from far and near such as you never expected to hear over the radfo. You will hear KOA Denver like a local if Eastern stations do not interfere, and you can expert to pick up Pacific coast stations almost any good night that care to sit up for them, providing. of course. that vou have a reasonably good antenna and do not suffer from too much purely local interference. These are falr statements of resn that we are getting in our own zpart- ate at H. A. Garren, 907 H Street N.E. (ieorgetown Radio Shop, 3320 M Street. Havenner's Sporting (ioods Store, 1203 Giood Hope Road S.t H. B. Leary, Jr., & Bros., 1612 You Street N.W. Fred S. Lincoln, Inc., 822 Thirteenth Street N.W. K. € <ton & Company, 631 Pennsylvania Avenue Sk E. B. Thompson, 1436 Park Road N.W. Woodridge Repair Shop, 2045 Rhode Island Aenue. Virginia Alexandria - }! Culpeper— Culpcpe East Falls Church—\ Herndon — Horno Luray—| Petersburg: Richmond Baltimore —Ar ment here in mid-city. Almost since the beginning of broadcasting, we have had wonderfully sweet-toned radio fn our laboratory. we could to get this same result fn our commercial sets. thousand. We have done what Sets bearing the marks of Creel design have been sold by the hundred The technical papers are now full of the new style wiring (see Radio Age of October 8) in which system the leads are all bunched as compared with the old right-angled bus bar style. It is a matter of record, however, that nearly two years ago we redesigned and put this “new’ style wiring into one of the most popular sets on the market. This same Creel wiring system fs, of course, used as the basis of this new Super Power set. Cumberland—Aut Street Grreat Mills—T. Leonard Coor William L. Ga Leonardtown —The Laurel—Harry S La Plata - C Mezdnws We have found a manufacturer who is willing to cooperate with us in putting out a set that duplicates the results we have here- tofore been able to securs only in our laboratory. The Workrite Super Nentrodyne is the result. ot o T for comparison of power with other standard makes, we 119-14 W selected what we consider to be the two next best sets ou the market. One (Set A) {s a vecognized leader in the $60 to $100 test used by most factorfes. These tests can be readily duplicated. class. The other, Set B, is a similarly recognized leader in the A signal strength of 20 is approximately victrola volume. Work- Rite Test . 40 Test 3 .. 62 Test 71 Test 4 . Raee Ben West & L L0 il s Using power tube in audio. Test 6 . 5 160 On Test 6. it will be observed that the WORKRITE ran over the power output of the 201A tube with 90 volts on plate. Chang- ing to a power tube and 135 volts on plate on hoth WorkRite and Set A, the respective outputs ran to 160 and 40 as shown Same test was not made on Set B owing to difficulty in changing The set itself is a beauty in soft tones of brown and gold. Tt has sloping panel and pointer, instead of obsolete dials, and of course it has straight line frequency, low Joss condensers, which permit of easy separation, and tuning of the low wavelength statlons. Tts Audio transformers are General Radio, which are as fine as we can buy. See if you can find any other set under $150 using these transformers. The list price is tentatively fixed at $92 for the present. We will have the same set in slightly cheaper form at $80. Samples are in Dealer's hands now and a limited number of se ts are available for prompt delivery. Dealers will also mccept deposits on sets now for guaranteed delivery before Christmas. y SEE THESE DEALERS: merican Radio Service Co., 718 13th St. N.W. Ansell, Bl p & Turner, 1221 F St. NNW. Kenner's Drug Store, 1816 New Hampshire Ave. Departmental Radio, 1736 Pemna. Ave. CREEL BROS. Dealers Are Requested to Write. 1811-17 14th Street N. $150 to $200 class. These tests were made by measuring power output to the horn on an audibility meter, which is a recognized Green Get the thrill of hearing all musical instruments and nges of the human voice fres from distortion and over- tones — mellow and clear Wholesale Distributors Stewart-Warner Products Service Station 1117 Fourteenth St., Washington, D. C. So sensational has been the Musicone’s success that by January lst it will have replaced 500,000 horn-type speakers. battery connections. These tests do not cover or apply to sets having six or more tubes, nor to Super Heterodynes or other sets intended to work on a loop, and against which we have no available methods of making a fair comparison. Remember there is only one Musicone. It is made by ( nd its secret is the Crosley pat~ ::‘(;‘;‘.Fl‘{‘l““ég}'. o Model 300—$65 (above) E CONE Cabinet models from $65 to $95 Console models $175 to $450 Experts in radio acoustics since 1908 eproducers $19.50 and $25 STEWART-WARNER SPEEDOMETER COR'N 1826 DIVERSEY PARKWAY - CHICAGO TWELVE MILLION PEOPLE ARE TODAY USING STEWART-WARNER PRODUCTS Little & Co., 13th Eye Sts. Mt. Pleasant Music Shop, 3310 14th St. Chas. Schwarts & Son, 708 7th 8t. N.W. Auto Accessories Co., Alexandria. SOLE DISTRIBUTORS | For District of Columbia And North Carolina National Electrical Supply Co. 1328-1330 N. Y. Ave. = Exclusive Distributors for D. C., Maryland and Virginia. Potomac 473