Evening Star Newspaper, January 23, 1926, Page 25

" HUGHES, ADDRESS 1S WAL FEATURE Owen D. Young’s Talk Before Bar Group Also to Be Broadcast. Eadio o banauet Assc WL WIZ, N t s in New Yor 150 of = WR ar | E LocalRadioEntertainment Saturday, January 23, 1926. i NAN—\ Radio St 1.5 tion, Radio, Moters WEHE—W ashinston Fund Comiittee event WOAP — Chesap, T one Co. 168 WR(—Radio ( e ion of America WMAL—Washinston Kadio (2126 Meters), Wiy 1T Forum, ederal-Ameri- | iPa =h sned e the will A iddle water 1 < ol yem th 1 L profes reveption il wl describe pipe yer the Re the harbor RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONTGHT NG *Navy and WJZ 15 Banquet of the New York State Par Association, featur- Hugl 7.9 to { ductive react pedance. 1 B reactance 3 The not in a circuit const y iy nd LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT SATURDAY, JANUARY 23, 1926 Prograng of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time 1 TO 5 PO Stations. Meters. Miles ane Grohwstra Orchestra - Dance Orehosted 5 10 TO 6 PV Orchestri i Crohestra . Al i Plazis Hotel ists Vil time: nus Kot reports Winkum fintane 3001 foston: The New York Philadelphita Atk Siilers 2K0.8 Hotel W Weatk mian Oriles Vail's amd Faruy norte: ot ettt Niws: Doy conert nn. o Skonnes wid s Hetlevue-Stratford Hat Din 1Ty Westin woix tin e children Ciimes 1 Eusemile dinmer coneert trom KDKA | et mentai s 10 8 PM N Atlnta Nrw York Surday Vocal Ris Gortyar W wt Commnion: KDKA Orhcstra Sanphony S0 Orlando’s Ho- ol ey Rar Ve wetther it WMBF Triion WDAF WE WM Wi WP sira oigar omert Deakee Hotel En WG WP WMCA W wan A i WOAW VLAY WHAK W WAL WAV Yedume roil vall “tory o 0 9 W WRE W W HE WFI WHNY Ky W Wz Lutlahe tine St b Orchestrat WEAF WIS KDEA KD Wi iartary Hawkitia WELW St weat Museting. . WNY( WAL WHAR Alties ity Mas WHAS 1and thatru: Alimn Grenmatra ' TO 10 P t artists States Navy WJID WG KPO Lro KD WA WO g it WENA noem . KGw WGY VMEA Pail Specit's Oriteira Wiz CWRNY WEAR WLW And nstru- ! to put 5 riports CKAC Kienzer En. WHT [ WBBM | from = Victorii: 't 25'n OFChaeten o Hotel Onchestrs: song tertaen e MIDNIGHT TO 1 A atures: Marion McKay's On Wit and her pals A K¥1 WIIT Cather Borts voeal and WHEM CIWO CW¥RR KW WOAW WAHG WEAL RV WOAW WDAF wolor Harmony Moulin Orchestra tras s0los i ansteimental ation Plas A s o 17O WoAw wHT WKRC WA WENR somiiia Chah™: Coon-Satders FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY RY ;OSEPH CALCATERRA, Noted Authority on Radio. ghts Reserved. Reproduction Prehibived. mpedance Calevlations. Jcireuit. The actual relationship exist- ling between resistance, capacitive re- actance and inductive reactance can | best be explained by considering them | as vectors. We will take the current | eur stationary and the effects of | inductance as causing the voltage to {lead the current and the effects of | capacity as causing the current to lead the voltage. The effects of resistance | do mot cause any difference in phase, Ibut result only in modifying the am. | plitude of the current curve. Starting from point “O” in the dia- gram. we will consider vertical line “OA™ as representing the action of resistance, causing no difference in phase, only a difference in amplitude. Since capacity effects produce a lag 1t ohmi we resistance, ca 1 indnctive re weasured in ohms has ns to become confused relationship existing erent valu and impedance in a cfr- nee of a cireuit is wsition to flow of- resistance. inductive A 1ot e all 1 n ut th these he total iniped d ¢ oht ed 1 nding 1 1 | | of voltage behind current we will con- H < 1 2 | sider capacitive reactance vectors as | o capacitive circuit, ho () drawn to the left in the direction “OB." | Since inductunce effects produce 1 fead of voltage over current, we wi ¢ K reactance. | giger inductive reactance \'e-‘?l'fl]):-smnns 3 inv|vnlun-nlnlx“ vim-;\wn to the right in the direction inec -y HoCc would obtain’ the total resistance | “ppiq shows the relationshi ting of several "c'gbel\\'u‘n the tendencics of r‘;:;::::::eg % capacitive reactance and inductive re. anot merely add ohmic re-|actance. The effects of resistance capacitive reactance and in-|when shown as vectors are at nee together to get im- | right angles to those of inductive and capacitive reactance. The effects of inductance reactance and capacitive reactance are oppositive Lo each other. sber that | Such a condition makes it impossible acitive re- | o add these quantiiles arithmetically sifect< in afas vou would d 1l ances in seri ou i Modifies Amplitude. first place, reme wtive Teactance and o nee produce oppesite | Gerald certs . an example in addi- CONTINENT RADIO PROGRAMS ISSUED Announcement of Numbers in International Test Are Made Public. By the Associated Press NEW YORK, January 23.—English Ao programs for two of the thr 1ys that stations in that country arc to broadeast during national radio test week, 24 to 30, ha been re the radio week committee. The sta tlons which will participate are 210, London; 61:M, Bournemouth Caraifr; X! Duventry. and 2BD Aberdecn. programs will b broadeast Sun e Tuesday and Thursday nigh between 11 and 12 yeloek Bastern standard e The Sunday program, from station 2LO at London, includes: 11 o'clock, dio quartet: 11:15, Charles Leggett, rnet xolo; 11:30, Clay Thomes, bari: tone: 11:40, not L announced From GBAL includ, oclock, orchestra; 11 . Philip Winifred January sived by ¥ station wirele Kaye, Taylor. barifone Ascott, soprano. Tuesduy, from o'clock, stution 11 1 SWA: 11 15 o'clock, station trio; 11 an | Station meters the all HWA {0} sume pro wili tatio XX will rel meters ior 1y 21D Kk, wire- 1 reless orches- Dorothy Forrest 45, Hubert mezzo SOPrano. 1 baritone Prograns have a from Spain, chosluvak K, secr Mudrid's will include Zacarfas the station =extet, in cas,’”” b Granados La Partida”. Ser Truz de Jos Temorios retor tet la Verbena de la Palom Gitana Mia by Medeiva “Sextet Sevilla Wednesdiy 1y the K 1 the from the Pa Anderson, S0 been V. Aus Kimlal A. D ted in the Tuesd fved erina by firmin night wd £ et AT “Jota “Sex nizht t tat 1l six Ihanez ta zio del Nicklo ion bands con Hamburg Program Ha Tue ture Wurg the T conductor Kroll Ber progr: Sct 1y Orches and Lange. o of Wel will Adolt be Err h 155 turing heme ttgart e following ¥ v Liche “Ieh Habe Mein ADVENTURES OF BY I'REDERIC Why I A “Program New York, I am offi responsible for to appear before WRC at 10 pm weeks, as reader: are aware, I hav stewing_about the lateness of hour. The WRC Staff has been operating with me to the extent of its powers, but it appears to be helpless me ) or 9. What WJZ now sa Cif 1 will m n will do its utm n me 4 more r id seasonable time or WJZ, of course, #ives its num bers a tremendous audience. I have had letters from northern Muine, from Ohio, from numerous poi in New Snglund, and os T recently indicated, far th as Cuba commitmer at Wiz v informed, are being condemned the microphon: For more than three of these been stirring and Sup * « than o hundred rds from nearby comploin this week of the aplete ness with which the weather at Arlington now blots out iticie]l Situation in Washington night.” A lady who doesn’t live from NAA, Mrs. Florence E. Cannon writing from “Little Rock,” Arlington, sends the following screamingly funny billet doux: Your talk last Thursday was so absolutely enjoyable and instruc tive that I am attempting to re- produce a small part of it below, in the hope that this decided! unique form of entertainment ma continue This is —We do not ern Maryland while post ¢ and constituent Ty AT how you came throush need rain in south- ud Tennsylva something radically along the coast What the coun there | wrong with snow if New Eigland try wants unshine along the Great Lakes; what the: country ol jeets to is storms off the New Jer- sey coast. —For northern Virginia *t of Columbia Bol his friends are ng Kentucky and South the Mussolini government is u lightly rising temperature, fol lowed by riday. -—Our con. servatiy Exceutive must step out of his safety zone of calm and caution into hail and probably colder: to keep the world safe fi plutocracy s took the field against snow West Virginia and Ohie, and the agricultural conven reveals tomorrow in or Wastern 5 unatierably opposed followed by clearing & colder. —Ambassador Berenger is charged with hail and snow, all Demoerats are shghtly today, clearing tomorrow. gres must ratify Northwest winds over a large area before they be- come valid. i * O William J. Brophy, 843 Real Estate Trust Building, Philadelphia, writes I apvreciated very much vour very interesting talk on what is going on in ¢’ongress. It is im- possible to get this information in any other way, due to the fact, I suppose, that the nmJurl!\'.uf newspaper readers are more in- te-estad in Irving Bevlin and his bride than in the affairs of the world. I was disappointed that you did not touch on the disposition of Muscle Shoals, which, in my opin- fon, is of the most vital impor- tance to the American people. * ¥ % One of the most plaintive appeals for an earlier hour for “The Political Situaton” comes from a milkman, who, of course, has to get up with the cows. Marvin Perkins, Brook- side Dairy, Herndon, V: tion. To arrive at the combined ef- fects of these cl acteristics, the quantities must beadded algebraicully as vectors. ‘The manner in which this will be explained in tomoerrow’s is done rticle. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., | mezzo and b | Hotfman," the jnter-| WA, | am at ! SATURDAY, Der Licbe Nich trot, by King: “Teresina from the operetta by Strau sky's “Die Klelne Pagode,” “Shan, by Nichols; “Hier Schlager War “Im Prater Blupen Wieder Die *“Das Weiner Fakerlied, Stolz; “Pesuch Mich Mal in Kors from ©Teresina,” - by Strauss, “Soneland Partie,” by King. Quartet to Be Heard. Munich’s Tuesday program will be a_ concert_ by Anny Chamber Music Quartet, which will offer the followin “Hriksgang and Kornungsmartsch,” from “Die ros melodies by Wagner, rearolle from Offenbach; by Horvaih, s It edlak Winkler tet from the Vienna Opera House, which will offer the Haidne Lerche Quartet und the Mozart String Quar tet in D mimor. Prague, on Tuesds My Homeland,” wnit, and on Thu ar by Dy 1foremost will hiave « | from Dort, Baume. inte Tales of Hungarian and by e and songs, isecwaltzer,” by Vierna, the san amber | music b da K will broadeast derick Smet- oists of the Berlin State fing place on the tin, it w cablegram received ¢ by the local office of the German I WIAZ HEAD ACCUSED OF ILLEGAL PRACTICE Than That Allowed by Officials, Prosecutor Says. By the Assoc CHICAGO, ted Pre January WJIAZ ¥ imor Federal the alding fin broadeasting. of the Depart t Wash Elliott betting It Davix, so t of Commer conferred here with J tant United States relative 1o proceeding company fur b th other thu he Conuuerce Departent McDonald ac unied Comdr Mtllan to the last nes the Wity te Ma Summer, “Baby" Transmitter Devised. L t From London comes a veport by’ transmitter a single person. This set is rated ix Capible of 10 « on t erite \ 1300 forerunner of vity on short s believed t and S anmong the - . Radio Market in Egypt. Inguiries from agents to Ameriean rad to ha are filed Nile No egiag 4 the Nt A BROADCASTER WILLIAM WILE Rudioscribe. wdventures | that | 1a 10 O°Clock Scholar. e R should would ation grateful up to s d men order shipment of milk into Washington. We country ve in the old proverh of early to rise. the he deer move vou We dairy- in daily ir Just : your messa tnation. weight count minded whether not. Let straight-from-t thunk you Senate pro word carried ndered your service which all sound- Amerieans will appreciate, they agree with you or us have more of these houlder talks o e on b he to discern e or e facts witl the facts of the proble front Nation and alle you to present the: reater vigor and force. [ am xo to call the attention of my con #rezation to your Thursday discnssions. Wishing you the air and in yours, etc. the may Wi public n print, ife, 1 on P My announcer Tompkins, W, R. €. but the best let me in for a Fred Haskin stunt by iting the wir au dience to fire questions at me. Clar hotel keeper at Pine- Pocono Mountains of nta, tukes ady ze of Mr. kind offer, writes to * % friend. Bilsworth an Do nest esident? T thi Demos mith wil atic nominee f nger ns nominating sworth of New York, wet, for President. Do you think Secretary Meilon has any idea of ning? Secretary Hoover's radio ¢ the Department of Commer: of inquiries as division at gets lots to whether listeners should stand, when bands, orchestr or singers render the national anthem. I always do. Let's have some views on the subject. (Covyrizht. 1926.) BATTERY CHARGING AND RENTALS DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE {FOWLER RADIO SERVICE 900 Madison St. NW. _ Main 3845 Adams 2701 Radio Broadcast Station WMAL See Our Stock of Radios It embraces the finest radios made—R. C. A., Crosley, Fada, Magnavox. Atwater Kent and other standard sets. Stop in_ and talk with an expert. He will demonstrate any set you desire. Convenient terms arranged. M. A. Leese Co. 720 11th St. N.W. 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