Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1926, Page 39

[ THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, JANUARY 17, 1926—PART 1. 39 1 2 - o . . /New Tuni Metl GENERALS ARE PHANTOMS John Smith and His Radio | \¢¥ Tuning Method S e i AN"'IRUST AG"[]N f T %Adds to Selectivity | radto to carry Dawes ana Harbora ONRADIO PROPOSED WM. P. BOYER CO. ‘Of (‘l'yStill Re(-eiver Talks to Bay State Tech Men. Car owners throughout the world have followed John Smith in his daily A “phantom dinner” {s to be the f motoring—and hove benefited thereby. Now he has taken up radio, | p——— radio ;=' '«flll‘.\' 'r” be broadcast Tuesday | and s willing that his fellow fans should be amused and profit by his Alsiavera o haneiiy thelahas night by the chain of General Electrie. BATTERY CHARGING | evening experiences. Smith has a faculty for “finding out things” so A discovery whereby the sharp- | wregiingn, and Radio Corporation s “phantoms” will be Vien AND RENTALS 3 radio crystal recelving sets s |President Charles G. Dawes and Gen PIY. Qi NG SERvICE | Science to Play Big Part in it will pay radio devotees to follow ‘n The Sunday Star cach week | ness of tuning and selectivity of |stations. | | Applicant for License May 1 | A \ 5 = : James G. Harbord, who will broad- Fow! %R“ l':.ADIO fs-\RVICEi Int ti T { Be R ired to Stat No. 48—Rejuvenating the Tubes. Smith inquired regarding detalls of | ;""‘l“"’ n“"'”"""j?‘(“‘“""“{":’" cast addresses to be received at ban 500 Madison St . n, ate Efficiency belng the keynote of |the plan of reviving a dead tub | by the Department of Commercy quet tables in citles, arranged un q Main 3515 Adoms 2708 | nternational Test Week i e Require D Smith's success with his r:uil:; set, it h‘l’hl- process 1s relatively un'-h E. B. Judson, expert In the radio 'dbr the auspices of the alu of the was only natural that he should con- | There are devices on the market whicl leboratory of the B of Stand. | Massachusetts Institute of Technol Shortly. | Agreements Made. AR e R T (e S %, who discovered the improva. |98, The central dinn be he re any ards, who disco not his only thought in this |One can revive a tube by f llowing n omy w; declares that by shunting |in New Yorl Sntertainmen Radio’s Greatest | —_— vement I Maihenuties, a science wl | ) | matter. He was thinking mainly of |Simple directions. All the fan has to | teatures wili be Included from severa al detector across approx Ach i | Provisions atmed at the pre jthe Jadvantage of having the tubes|d0 15 apply a little more than the onehalf the inductance | Other citles represented by stations 1 ) n expecied 1o be used | of a broudeuasting monopoly or king at their best, usual amount of voltuge to ‘(Jh‘ il coll, Instead of across the full coil, |the broadeasting chain. Fpr N A i d 10 the | quiring applicants for station i ery wisely, he did not attempt to|ment. No connections are madeatthe, (;uses sharper tuning and greater e 42\ LS‘ ‘)YNE | radio of the lust fou | to list and describe all of their agree- | reJuvenate any of the tubes until he | 8rld or plate. Dry batteries can be | gejoctivity. . AR 2 e e | ments and contraccs with other broad: | was sure the set was in good consiine, | used for this purpose, m::' it Is more | R e Will Broadcast Banquet. Radic Receiver Operatin, I t reception | casters or rauio manu ay | therwise. He realized that if the bat. |Convenient to use alternating current | = Proceedings at & banquet of the ;,“ Sl s b \that during | be included re White radio bill [lerles were low the results would be | from the light socket and a trans | Club to Present Play. Metropolitan League of Savings and from Electric Light Socket || ! tlona]: e e he latter | | Zhen it 16 finally drafted in comndh | €16 Suns 48 If 88 Gils wearing oaf, | [rwer, provided BHe Incler afe Seall | . o ien oo or e Pecie Cutii | Loan Aaiociations st (e Fiord 3o i PRl | | tee. it appeared »wing (and he appreciated that it is a s'mple |able. A transformer such as one uses | . ¢, urch will present Quality | Alpin In New York Thursday Home Demonstration ||| = ' tie the completion o1 e el | Fortunatan use the two conditions. | T, operating clectric toys will an- g\ by 3. M. Barrie, in the scad.|Will be broadcast by station WMCA i3 e a t ure ions that some unately, Smith happened . se. iy B cebr She 21t eut. Go Gladly Given [l i | h(t measuy Mg eations Hv Sl s e . appened to P- Several methods are used for resensi. | €my hall “Februiry 8 and 9. Walter | The speakers lr:clufie(r! at. Gov va H sladly Given y] | such provision i g hat would respond to the tizing tubes, but one of the most suc-' Beck is directing the cast and will be | man of New York, or Copeland ‘!; | ' dio | Iecelved ol tention from commit- juvenatrg process eiae tbes | (1 1s = aomibiration mathod lkafms | 88en [ the role af Valentine Brows ‘Q\{ New York 2nd C. Clinton James i i i ] o As proposed. the monopoly prevent- | the WD-11 and WD-12 tvpa of tube, |39 ~Aashing” and “aging. 1ash ')mktam\xi'::lu‘r!;:;('“l‘vss b e ! ( i ISS MARY APPL ing clause would empower the Secre. | The reason is that in these tubes the | 2Ly f' ‘;"l‘,'l'fi"""'““; HAE e w0 Batenn. i “vl;,fi'.v,,‘m;g The collectfon of porcelain chir 1 s = fschicenid trons o o " |ess of applyi an excessive voltage 1o ! Lteers Mi s ag- | . ec S porcemin. station WCAP. She a sola atl D e s icale i | face of the filament. Once the elac.|® UX or UV-201.A tube, for instance 1erwood, the young American contralito. the Mount Pleasant Congregational | Church. ce of viola: | I7ons are drawn out of the coating | % SO1UA%" of 15 is applied for one min | i of even t sented prima ‘[ 4 the horror oi higii- college senior, W ns of the a ws. To date | {hey cannot he put back. ute. The same with C and C i a role 1n the inte —————— | tone of the several radio bills pre Sm.l’?f" ) otutioned the, exceptions!| O SUTTESLORAINE aumber, | Afler the ma that will be enacted a tew | sented to Congress has contained such | St wanted to know how it was,. e gt il hence when thousands NOTED VIOLIN LISTED ja 150 | ;hut electrons could be put back flnll'\_r';l‘: flament te reduced to thorium. oth sides of | s T ere directed | the filament of any other type tube. s oy oeas 18 thel on = ears and turn rec AS RADIO ATTRACTION inst the alleged menop- | The idea that rejuvenating a tube is [ 4¢r- Tubes of the classes mentioned 1 noteh of volume to in the complaint of the | he process of reversing the tube ac. | 100V are given about 10 minutes cateh i n another continen: SR Federal Trad: Commission to exist fn (on and putting ere electrons or the | treatment at 7.5 volte. This helps to {3000 n Beautifully Toned Instrument (p, s;ienis of the American Tele. | AtOIs of the surface layer back on the | Produce a layer of thorfum on the | cefvers in - s 3 ph ¢ dio Cor. fllament again is a popular misconcep. | Hlament. i 1e muilions i With Which Woman Insp. 1 P tion I hastened to set nith right. The Slower Process. I ' 2 ic many of s Goisg oAl Vesting I 1o tubes do they attempt to put | Another method consists of burning | ; e 1 oE G Th g B o him. 1 tube at 10 per cent greater than firs | v v Han spired the Rus-| The pre & Yo ‘ated voltage for a number of hours. | - | drilled. Hie rld War | written in the rac 1 of the typical tun | This is a slower and rather drawn-out ~ i New Combinatiol ed in their | tive Wallace White of Maine By process, but one that s used in some | 4 Super Outstanding among them are camps, lions | vides for the revocation of ifcenses in | Filament Is Coated. | cases as a means of obviating the dan- 4 > TRANSFORMERS combinations of tuned radio of Am 1 this | cases where the licensee is found “In order to make a tungsten - | ger of damaging the t Tlashing’ | F il 5 | quency anc enera.ion which l‘\“’\” i \'“'»m‘*r | mn‘ ¥ h’f violation of any of the laws ment stronger 1t Is the custom to com- | has to be done carefull ome of the | AK - A probably th t popular radio e rt tonigh con- | designed to prevent restraint of trade. | bine it with oxide thorium. Then the | marketed rejuvenators, however ollow the s | cuits of today d the neutrodyvne, aad from station e i } fllament is coated with a layer of | viate both the efght-hour proees 1 lead of { g the sensativn of last Winter and stul | York, and 14 far-flung | thorfum which {s more radioactive | the danger of damaging the tube. One o] ] a popular favorite notwithistanding | connected stations,’ including WCAL.| HWEARINGS SCHEDULED | than the main body of the filament |of them revives in 10 minutes -t new Du llle‘r the Leaders | the greal popularity of the double | beginning at §:15 o'cloc { | f. The atoms of thorlum are an| One of the int ing features of Ba ' { stage radio trequency, de.ector und| An added ture will be the radio ON RADIU LEG' L, |0" fe: ent gource of electrons, but this | tubes is that if they are burned too . . oy | audio receiver this Winter. The sume | (€but of Miss Florence Austral. popu- | SLATION | SCivea. in time, gives out brightly the torium layer will be evap. | esistance ] )nlt — | agazine that is sponsoring the in. [ ‘@F _“l‘am““ FI” 10 of England, who et “When the tube Is rejuvenated all | orated o yet it Is this same process, = | ternsifonnl tests spomors ihis year|STHived I the United Svetes lst| oo pepnre ol s o | von Bave to o 1 Beat the Blement | oieeserata ik ht s D ocesn, mers, fixe £ a mo-called “universal receiver” a | ;:‘;x;lh for a coast-to-coast concert control leglsiation recomimiended by wlun more lhn_p the customary amount | atoms out of the filament and rejuve- | METALEAK—an accurate and constang Ve makes compiarsons than sil com: | combination of tuned radio frequency - ", R = ce | ' voltage. The result {s additional | nates the tube. e 5 B eiia s combined. Follow thefriend | 407 balasusd Fegentration. aucoted. Mirs Hunsen's radio recital wit {he DEpsrunent of foemimersfihave ] ) e o iars Totie Ot e S resistance unit—involves an entirely new dir e Iho |ing a previous set also worked out | mount to the American publics tri- | D¢ Bty = Alament and a new thortum layer is | Next Week, 49—Space Charge rincipl 50 2 the ‘testing table. e T ssia’s artists frop 5 o ! doht : start all over again. | (Copyright by the Ulman Featurs Servies ) | : ¢ 0 A Power Ao Al {siting other lands. Rebelling against | ments tha been suggested | el uzc\mc?um’ [ In all radio sets there is some form | Visiting othe fm?"”_\_m“m‘ L hese Inchude ane for more wmpogs | e (COPYIERE PY 10 (e | An extfemely thin. coating of metal, possess- - C0.. CHICAGY ‘«’f‘,lr;:;~x15; ton present, in which the | 5t and a few friends escape | provistons to prev op ¢ ingdistinct properties of resistance, is deposited — e [o 1e de e is fe i et AL PoaT e 1ended by Sherman L. i | : : i Bick snd mes Gver sgaiy to Buln- | £ i€ DRI S boel Roross) O SERART By Bhomman L. Vehiy > on a glass rod of thread-like proportions. This &2 27 7 {hg Up the siemal sirength usually | continued to the United States and ges that the radio field is being | tiny glass rod is then hermetically sealed in a | “”‘d‘h) ‘ll through one, “K“ or ,“e; E: ady has taken out first citize n~hq\| nonoj ed were n de by Mr. Whip. 1 2 2 ot e e b S e ple and his assoclate, Boyd B. Jones, g':ss cartridge. Due to this filament, the | them it is balunced. sometimes on the sy Loty ik lof Eaton, | who. Fobioaeat TToof a Mealeab s abaolicel tieless i 5 detector tube itself and more fre- i e A etaleak is absolutely noiseless in operation Nesco Crystal Set in g:j::é‘; ey S,xmf::fi ;;’*,?mmé'[f:! NAMED STAFF ORGANIST. lege in his $60,000.000 suit_againe: ! under all service conditions. 3 | adio interests for alleged reatraint e e and, Interfering with recepiien of | Prederick D. Weaver to Give Re-|that radio and wire, (co) ‘telepnan ree rroo O You I The Metaleak type is particularly adapted for Mond $3.98 | Pt irvauency Tube Soils over citals for WBAL, Baltimore, |7 telekraph, organizations had mo. | Allwant Tourneme and addressao can send you a free trinl AN L ety use with the 640A Micadon in resistance onday, . Of the types using combined regen-| 5 Pl Spaotive nOCH 0¥ tryit. That pal X esmen) " bruccisT le: i i i : eration and balanced radio requency, | Frederick D. 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' generation side, using the new UX g e = tubes and bases, is listed today as the Willard 6-volt Guar- “universa] recefver.” It may berused nteed Storage in combination with any type of au- [Soerriey :,.“en e $10_95 {dio frequency amplifier, transformer LS impedance coupled or resistance cou-| Ce) pled. and is claimed to give great dis-| o & tance, volume and selectivity The | Argon Battery amplification of the “regenaformer” is te - e 0 Charger, $ l 0 95 said to be 90 per cent of that predicted | Guaranteed 3 . by “lab” mathematlcs. | A # = The well known neutrodyne came out of the laboratory, and application | oes n Nobee Eliminator, does away |of mathematics to radio of Prof. L. A. | with B batteries. Hazeltine of New York. This circuit Spletml = $22.50 also is 4 development arrived at befors | . 04 o = e tubes had been placed in sockets or | Money-Back Guarantee panels drilled. The amplification con- | 1 e z o stants were predicted long before the ~ |circult had been placed in operation | - Radio Dept ind equaled the most enthusiastic| . Balkite “B," supplying an exclusive metal in WASHINGTON e e ! plate current from the usein over400,000 Bal- I THEATER SUPPLY CO. |iPimiummiars o motone i ot e S 1 Years of Unused Mileage = 3 L . e largest manufacturers w give | APRA " H 719 Ninth St. N.V cups to broadcast listeners receiving | “B" eliminator that does 5, Itis absolutely silent in 5 ot n stations on sets built by the : : & g “Service After Sales’ company. | not deteriorate W‘fh“‘e operation, and its con- | A guaranteed used Ford car, purchased from any Authorized i A. DRESNER, Gen. Mgr. Multiple Tube Set Needed. i and does not require re- stant even flow of “B” | Ford Dealer, is a good investment. 1 he thrill tting 21O don, | placemen wer . - Abetncor Mot e ot wili | o power gives a quality of | Ford cars accepted in trade by Authorized Ford Dealers and | come, however, oniy to those using| 2. Itis the cheapest source receptionimpossible with i offered asguarameed used cars are thoroughly reconditioned E . o . { multip] be sets vithstang wpn . i i i Bacillus Acidophilus Milk || inle, fube set .n.fiL“J,Z\.’i“.n"v';J";'i! of “B” power supply in any other device. It can- | and backed with a liberal guarantee. or intestinal disorders f e field of mathen S | : : i i 5 AT, intestinal disorders [oioante i s e existence. It willoutlive ~ notburnoutradiotubes. ! You can buy a used Ford car from an Authorized Ford Dealer Preparea by the | would protably not have otherwise | over 20 sets of “B” bat- @, It is tested and listed as with assurance that it will give you thousands of miles of good i N:I;',(:;,}'\»]\\ A s.‘\lrm?:o rmie o L teries. So faras we know, standard by the Under- rfdormance.d lz‘ls :Imowledge okoonlifivalu: ark:)d his mteg‘estl:n . H ! $ ; - = y i . ord cars and Ford owners makes him the best man in the ; E | super-heterodyne should have ever worn writers' Laboratories. 4 : 1515 U St spatlet b istonsior not one has ; i i community with whom to deal. ¢ more of the forei So out. 7. Tt will serve practically | i K N . ghould the owners e o 3,Over 50,000 Balkite all 5 tubes and most 6 | A small cash payment will get you immediate delivery of a e e s e S N | guaranteed used Ford. The balance can be paid in small much in use this Winter. vthing 9are glving satls 5 | monthly payments. And when you are ready to buy a new car, ! e L L tory service in daily use 1y guaranteed to give | ;ou are assured a fair trade-in allowance from your Authorized to pull in the foreign broadeasters, | on all types of receiv- satisfaction. ord Dealer. for power, and power alone, will do the BALKITE “B” N will trick. And power means radio fre. | ing sets. PRICE Said il Ti quency to ampi signals befoer the | Balkite “B” has no serve any standar b | letector tube and audio frequency to | 4. F3 set. Specially adapted C h < T - A |change them to tones audibie to the bulbs. The rectify- 0 sets of 6 tubes oF Detroit, Mich. 3 human ear. | 2y s . omb Sage 1ealn £ et owners in Washington are un- | ingunit is Balkite, 4¢ your dealer’s more. Price $58. o |fortunuie enough to strike several | : Faded or Gra Ha“ i ahrE Hhe e b Manufactured by FANSTEEL PRODUCTS CO., Inc. | ‘ o~ b “3 : ‘ R y \\ ednesday or the preceding Thursday North Chicago, lilinois 2 N e YR oo ht they will be lucky to g any . t her hair beau- |thing at all. For on both these nights FANSTEEL R d rac- | it 1s if a Llanket were iaid over Py h a brew|ihe ciiv, preventing proper reception . g Tea and | °f distant stations. 4 When W..D. Terrell, chief radio inspector VN1 of the Department of Commerce, lays| i it took | i< pall over broadcasting on the au- o faded | \ora borealis, or nor.hern lights, which ced ap-|produce elecirical discharges that 0 oWer ”l his sim- | Jdwart the efforts of man, notwith- ¢ | d 50 kilowatts of | [ 3 o] hern iights | BALKITE SATTEAY CHAROSA © BALKITE TRAICKIE CHARGEA - BAIKITE®S® © BAISITR O3°R heir effes v i A oo Who'esa’e Distributor U much beyond | DOUBLEDAY-HILL ELEC. CO. n and nbt much of that, || 715 12th St. N.W. M. 4681 L exper claim. ' or only — turc <an| Qpera Singer on Bill Tonight. | f & 1 up ore natural M ' GEbeanis e ibe iay Carlo Ferrettl, baritone, formerly of | CO ] Lln f hdbeautytolhihate. | Corlo Eeerett thasiions fariely o mplete Line ol ' et SaV eVEry- | will be featured on the program to- e and Sul-| ight of the “Capitol Family,” to b . . mnd now because it | proadcast by WCAP and other con- Balk.lt P d ts St k i evenly that | nected stations from the Capltol Thed- € I'roauc m OoC. t hias been applied— [ ter in New York. | Yo sicipy L | AL sh and | Memphis to Celebrate. 8:6 F St N w s e WAMC, Memphis, will celebrate its A = e earss after M8 | (hird anniversary Tuesday night with 5 + the gray hair disappears; after an- | "0 G brogram. The program will Open Evenings other application or two, it is re- | pe""given by the same arcists who stored to 1l color and looks | broadcast from the station when it glossy, soft and beautiful. made its debut. [} li