Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1926, Page 26

26 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €, MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1926. 6: Alice, 15; Cecllia, 12, and Bar R Y T T T T ormer Mrs. August Belmont, Jr.,| Alhert V. de Coicouira of Santa Bar MONDAY, MARCH 8. 1926 | bara, Calif., a former member of the e e BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA Dies After Operation. New York Stock Exchange. { Proorams of Distant Stations Scheduled /ar Eastern Standard Time Noted Authority on Radio NEW YORK, March § () A.‘,H_‘ . - ANl Rights Reserved. Reproduction Prohibited Alice Wing, wife of John W. Wing, | ___ = s Meters. Miles . 4 7 470 5 P, Suation a stock broker. whom she marricd | . " imestal, solos; etk HOW _TO BUILD THE MOHAWK | master control. The antenna tuning [ In January, 1925 after the death Now is the Time to Buy Your 4:00—New York: Vocal | 430_New York: She g 7 4 4 e. | her first husband, Augus l B i . S SINGLE-DIAL RE ER. 3 r 3 h dio fre- . August Belmont TW Affair for Labor Secretaryf PP “.:.u'»m."fi'nu T Radio Speeches to Explain NG e 3 o M mstarmers 35 and. 30 are |ir.. dled of tetanus in her home Heze | A ATER KENT ? 3 TO 6 P There was a time not so long ago, | identical as far as electrical character- | esterday. ' The affliction followed an RADIO SET . on which she underwent Febru 2 seheart, 111 Children's program: music: talks % istics are concerned, so that they can s 3 » Wili Be Broadcast From o i iy . Work of World News when a receiver with lgss than two | PG S0 CORCETReC 0 e other by 7.8 few days after return from Plus Grove Service Sherry s Trio: market re Taiks Irom Peirce S Vincent Lopes's O | e i dozen controls was considered "lna(-‘ the individual condenser units which | Begmufia o Orgamzatmn, ficlent.” AL that time *soft’ detector | make up the master mmden‘«er 3 z“ Bt oA ”";‘m‘,‘!‘_”x‘m o e e of | The construction of the condenser wi Ay oo - = ) tubes required tical adjustment of | be shown more clearly in the lay- Bessie Morgan Belmont, 18; Au plate voltage and filament voltage: no | o4 “giagrams, which will be shown 1ana || HARRY C. GROVE, Inc. . age. 0 G i 10 to 11 0’Clock. B0 By the Assoviated Press, 5 | detector tuning unit was complete | ater in this series, and the varicus | NEW YORK, March 8—The work | inoot wome means of varying the| elements of the condenser will then nr‘;lne m:'mu"m.-n and ot ::m coupling between primary and sec.| be explained in greater detall. i gather and distribute news for The [ondary winding: tens and nnits taps Glves Best PIssleg Vi t i iasing Voltage. Associated P will he explained | were the rage for varving the induct- | ives Best Bissing e tonight from hroadcasting stations Fance of a coil, and It was thought nec-| The grid returns of the various throughout the country by executives |essary to tune the primary and sec | transformer coils have been connected and editors of the co-operative news |ondary circuits Independently of each so as to give the best hiasing volt- gathering | ried program, fea- + A lengthy and turing ceremonies incideniat to the al program 1 Rupp » Hs 0 Orchestra pan lessons banquet in honor of Secretary of Labor Davis at the Wardman Park chenectady . Market re, Van Curd Oreliéstra Hotel wil otk Oleott. Vail = Hotel McAlpin String Enisemiile: broadcast o . Ifmwlu den’s Hotel McAlpin O w-n» Sl detoits Dinner concert _:_'}‘““';:".k':"‘r“" £ Pliladelplua: Weather: Benjamin ¥ market repor hegin at 6 o'clock New York York: Uncle G lalaika Orchestra pklin Hotel Orchestra De | Raltimore: Bedt:me stor t: Golike e 5 Eisembie X, orchestra ganization. . with the | Baitimore: Bedtiue stories: 9rchcs A growing Interest among newspa- | monthly : | Bi15—Newark: Sports: Hotel Shelton per readers in the manner in which . ington Post hour o gt e ! Dews of the word 1s Fathered. and | and close at m\lli | Srfonl: Ghiln vt brought to their homes is responsible | night, an hour's i Pliludelphia: Be forit: Botel Orehestia this innovation. Hitherto The l Qrcnestia. O “hirgh . Dinner coneert from Post studio to writing history, witheut | M ne hari ks Mooseheart. Tl Jack Nelson: orzan- Vidtorians giving its re | at Quantico. Va | w Davenport: Chimes concert 4 own workings, a eSla :f'm:l the final f& 4 | TTO 8 P e ane [ The phrase o) The banquet to [ oDy et ettty Hotel T "Ratie Owiestia: Pamii s (L o | Eressl or the abbreyiation Secretary Davis, [ | Altar Leax ; SoEe SOOI G S 3o measute Instead of soda, hereafter take a|tion of bicarbonate of soda, leaving Given b 1061 Omaa. Sports; s PIsRIRGE i woaw s I tery aay by GhnoE i e T little “Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia” in | the stomach sweet and free from all hin Lodge. MI DAVIS: 1| Gimmiadoré dinner o Barber night the world-wide organization | Figure 1, water any time for m::quhonlu; gases. Besides, it "r‘mut;allxn's acid Loyal Order andfnatrumental X My By IBtiRed (e mh e o sour, acid, gassy stomach, and relief [ fermentations in the bowels and Mooee s adtieliuled lon Dk ads Gt brograng e fes behind the stories that appear in |other, without mentioning the many | ages to the respective st nw}""'” CAmEIstant ¥ Hobr bbbl il B b castinz hetween 10 and 11 eclock wsieal nro » print will be explained briefy 1o radis |other adjustments of cariometer. | rotor plates of the variable condenser 3 : 3 wrogram’ W 2 Fric plaine Ay to radio T = . Shenches Tl Ibe tinds D Sepecen o T aving Fiade. B | listeners, plate variometer or t oil. The | units are connected together. In the BETTER THAN SODA far more pleasant to take than sod ative Zihlman of Maryland anc Ehieaste Yous hane e’ tevie AU four divisional headquarters the | front panel of a receiver was far from | detector stage a positive potentfal fs | : : . T A soioi al headguarters D “Philli TT other promient national iizures, The | Detroit: Goldiett's ra: salolute. ..o talks Will be broadcast from W%, [being the clean. well balanced panel | applied to the grid of the detector | \For o"'“{,a’;?e" ”L‘;’;"be:’"'w’: TRY A 25¢ BOTTLE ehief musical feature will he solos hy hestra . New York: WMAQ, Chicago; W that is so much in evidence today. tube by connecting the grid lead. No, 4 s “ " : : 4| n G MaQ. E » ici i i hillips.” Twenty William Bonner. tenor. an under-| cert by Drake Hotel Ensemble Atlanta, i » 2 s been a decided trend hetwer r d the positive | Scribed by physicians because it| Insist upon P oF Gohn MeCoimack Quintet K The ke ol b e netae. o il A oD Bt i AppAt piween the Srid and the positive | ouercomes three times as much acid |five-cent and fifty-cent bottles, any s ST N HDITE b il 5 SRR e in the stomach as a saturated solu- | drua store. t hestia Qrchestra Arton dinner o A concert st the Washinzton Au- ditorium, celebratinz the filth anni- versars of the Evinzeline Residence. | the ition Army's hotel for em- | ploved women. hy Mary Apple, con be announced locally from nlllm tus and in adjustment controls. Few | Binding posts instead of jacks tions which include, in the . WOR, |receivers are now made with more| provided for the loud speaker. OF Newark: W( henectady; than three tuning controls. The ma- | terminal of the loud speaker is con Boston: WOO.' Philadelph ority are turning toward even fewer | nected with binding post No. 20. To Pittshurgh: WHE Rochestér; @GR, | controls, and the one-dial control re-| connect the loud speaker into the first o | | tralto: Mary and Elizbeth Kevs, vo. | ¥ Ral! o b sy 1 : Buffulo, and WTIC, Harts iver h: come | v - . ’ [ I G Birtidag st qancine | Buffalo, ane artford ceiver has mow come into its own. the other loud speaker terminal i instrumental _artists. the < A e tona: e renarts: S0los The easé with which this type of re. | is eonnected with the, binding post t S asier i‘o Loric Quartet and musicians of the | % &G’ “mandioeue: CHURC |ceiver can be tuned even by a person| No. 19. To connect it with the second * Saivation Army.' The weekly con-| NIV § . - WA HES HELD LOSERS: | who knows nothing about the fine art | stage one terminal s connected with qert of the A & I, Gypsies are amonz | F0—1er, Xk LwRAL of halrline "coordination of several | binding post terminal No. 20 as be Ys musical attiactions e . controls has done much to fore, but the other loud speaker Hawatian Melody Boys | amnouncement Harvard Head 5"5 Decline of | this type with those wh terminal is connected with binding ave Our | program . from i Bigotry Has Cut Attendance, ||V Interested in radio for the enter-| post terminal No. These num o'clock ) ) ! i M tainment that is to be derived from | bers on the wiring diagram corre Charles W. Darr_and John Bar- | Pl i NN P b a \MBRIDGE. Mass.. March § (#).the many programs on the air. spond with the numbers that are as ten Payne ave listed i~ the | ..,.n,..)] niladelnhia ith s el ident A Lawre Lowell of | The Mohawk receiver has been the | signed to the parts in the parts lay O es speakers. The former will zive the 4 ot e s arvard lasi night told members of | ploneer in this one-dial control move | out diaxrams. seventh of a serfes of talks an mat- | 8:00—st. Louis: Orchestra: Ros the Harvard Graduate Schools Society [ment, and it is the construction of = . | ters of special in | i Fi1 N S ase Hor thit church attendance in thix |this receiver that I will describe in| e R0 pansitess Brodilcen pueal o the Nas Cloveland: Orchestra” zoand opers s country has declined bhecanse of a |this series of articles. e 875,000 1y, ers produced 4 tonal Capital un e TS L iR ‘ decrease ih ancipAthy nod hittesness | The barts for this receiver are |in the world in 1914, over 77500 ware than to replace them der the auspices - v N prean wetal” sios chori . between the varfous religious sects.” |available for home construction, so |2 American manufacture of the Washing- Prilactelphia: T o retal WHAR “Man i« essentially & combative |that no difficulty will be experienced e namber o) O e i = R L animal.” he said, “ard the increase ‘irn”hnllmnz it if these instructions are | RADIO SERVICE :r;;vm‘( tonisht SR aiiar KED various denominations has caused | 'r};. wising diagram of the Mohawk —of all kinds. By experienced men ooter S erv:ce t eip ou il he i B ront aifuis: (e Hoad many church followers to lose their | receiver is shown in Fiz. 1. Basicall, | of, and recommended by, the Loomi e M - ek it M TEALHRS o L mterest in religion.” To illustrate his | the circuit is that of the siandard po G0 0 PR o il Keep Them mn Use Payne will speak Hniel Gitaon Orehpstias . tenat. honr WRYY { point he expressed the belief that “if | five-tube tuned radio frequency re. Radio College. ,Prompt on calls and on “Shenandoih T T Hatn . fram Branford Theater. SOR we had fewer intercollegiate fool hall | céiver with two stages of transformer- | aerial service. If we don't help your . r;:." e o o strmental soloists At fewer hovs would g0 ,.\i«(..,mpd audio (\’Nmmu-\ m!"llhv- ion. | set—no charges. There is no “easonable limit to the number of oro own v harione: WOD W : A master condenser. No. 3. consist At the inTes . f - F e % R, i : imes a garment can be cleaned by Footer-Methods. e il oskaen LA wero inz of three condenser units with the | pEPARTMENTAL RADIO SHOP ] b . ; ; e Houekeey foruiororia S0 " otor plates in common hut with sepa 1336 Penna. Ave. NAV. Safety with customers' apparel is our first consid- el Mtilau S Ay | rate stator plate banks, serves as the Call_Frankli 2 eration always. We have established, by an experi- pices of the De utietine | ence of more than half a century, the correct partment of Az ME. PAYSE. riculture will open WRO'S offernoon program at | i | | | methods for cleaning men's and women’s apparel. P i il L LTI TEE PR T PR P b L e Stramental w & prelock. Subsequent o T i e March 8 (). —Finan | & Men’s Felt Hats cleaned and reblocked . .. .. 75¢ ; e a recital by Ethel ¢ 1 < G S e - . al. col I and industrial asso- | | ¢ ki, soprano. and ' pian DY B S PR i i Wt throihont B e | B Men’s Business Suits dry cleaned ........ $1.50/ Rome S Pl 1o XCte o | total membership of more than 200.. | el {0 om0 Men’s Topcoats, dry cleaned. . .$1.50 B0t of a league designed to survey gov illnm&nld and parliamentary work }jAnd suggest fiscal and other reforms 247 | Although the leaders denied any 4 | political aims. the Socialist news | papers protest that the organization’s plans include more direct action [ hestra 40 Dresses, plain, cleaned. . . ..$2.00 up Women’s Spring Coats, cleaned.... ......$1.50 to $2.50 Jelmond | Orchestra i and instrumental ni0sial Trogram; Aoc WEAL 6 NAA—Naval Ra tion, Radio, Va. | s Tive oresram . Hamiiton College ws| A mass meeting will he held by the : ety | Xe Branford Th = e w04 | Socialist party Wednesday as a P ’.' 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