Evening Star Newspaper, November 23, 1923, Page 36

BY RADIO TODAY Schedule of Wireless News and Entertainment, LOCAL STATIONS. NAA—Naval Radio Station. Radio, Va. Meters). | her bureau report. », Boyer Company Meters). pm—NPinancial and market musie (daily). WIH—Willi 3 to 1 Teports; 9 Male Quartet. WMU—Doubleday-Hill Electric Com- pany (201 Meters). t 5:50 pan—Musical program | 1% 12:05 4:30 to noon—Weather (daily) it an neert WRC—Radio Corporation of America (16D Meters). | Children’s bour, by Peggy | “Hemorrholds," cal number: Navy N . cpting the Challenge £ of the divi- United States guard pon—Song Wrnat the piano, Terodiads’ Your Suzen” (Delik Love Song” (Lang), (d) fron Clark r: M Man hildren While in e 2:30 p.m.—Helen tal by Vic contralto. Davis copators of Brool WBAP—F n—Co i ab of of the Mount Pis; 10 to 11:45 pum-—0C twenty -five-pi orch | North Tex Teach 30 p.m.- al of populur ram Saturday. will remain of the Army: béing bro; 1:30 to 2 pm.—A revi wtion <ult is ern Methodist Univ prac- Radio code the International cngineers of America. hour, New by Pegsy Albany, Ind. to 6 p.m.—Strand chestra; weather Among Home Folk. the Walnut Theater B market report, will be at the micro= | ehe 12 p.m.—Didnight fro DISTANT STATIONS, All Programs Scheduled for Standard Time. - WJZ—New York (453 Meters). | storfes crfield Farm St - Orton Leaf Current Top- pan. — Unele roll call for ch 1 pm—Organ Bonawitz on th. te an, rectt 2'to 4:30 pm of the foot ba me Field. pgram Saturday. by play description vy toot ball game, di- Polo Grounds A\delaide Travers. © Ingalle, bas: accompanist. blind \v.] KDKA—Pitexburgh ( 6:15 p.m. 1o, Manroe, stoek L ohe |arisstonarie ke Richard Vietor st Presbyter, 8:45 p.m.—Cor Ladies’ violinist ot ert by Trio—Mrs. T Mrs. Ruby Dy Mrs, Elizabetis Farly Program Saturday. forecast ess TEPOTLS Early 10 a.m—DMusic; report 30 p.m.—Market re WGY—Schenectady (350 Meters). duce and stock market ws bulletins Health talk ni—Radio_drama rangers,” by W yrehesty hestra: live The Inti- Players ram: WGY strumental = M Early Program Saturday. et reports market report. s-Harvard foot hball mbridge, Mass. (420 Meters). sport summary: WsB—Atlanta news Use a Mack Aerial in It is effi nomical. Bedtime s pan—Mus Lander_und other wl concert les Carter, rogram artists. by a bari- by ent a Early Program urday. P, —Musical entertainment. Howard I r Orchestra. WWJ—Detroit (516 Meters). . Ann impbell, news poct: Miss Winif Dell, mezzo-s0- prano; Bud Peltier, barito Mrs, lith MeCla pis At Kinson, aritone. §:20 -d 718 13th St. onight's Dinne a.m.—Public health gervice bul- -4 letins, Practical Radio —Weather forecast. Sets as low as.... estra, 1orecast, R Y O, You vill marvél and | be thrilled by the performance of Federul Radio Parts Federal Radio Parts to make a complete set. 76 Joe forecast Orchest live stock, produce and grain 5 p.m-—Foot ball scores. WOC—Davenport (454 Meters.) Chimes concert, andman’s visit, Sport news: weather re- t Early Program Saturday. 11 a.m.—Market quotations, and river fore- otations. 1 progra; Clyde You Dine Tt Worth (476 Metera neert by Jubilce oncert stra her: hy of Colleg Meters). ‘usch selections. Early Program Saturday. ew in iarly Program Saturday. p.m.—Musical program; Genesco | 1:30 p.m—Clostng stocks and mar- m; C Music While You Dine” ountry Club Orchestra. the Moon Sto- by ry Club Orchestra. Karly Program Saturday. Louis Althouse, 3 10 4 p.m—Original Highland Syn- et n th Negro Church. the the in : tron- by Prof. J. D. Boon of the South- sity. WHAS—Loulsville (400 Meters). 3:30 to 10 p.m.—Concert under tha auspices of Mise Helen I Mitchell of Theater Or- Ly lections “—Memphis (500 Meters). p-m—Bob Miller's ldlewild Or~ bedti ildren, Early Program Saturday. al by K p.m.—Weather fore. Play-by-pla at KSD—St. Louis (348 Meters). s period. t reports, Troop No, n Church the ald n Dorm Maxw ust by late WIP—Philadelphia (508 Meters), § pm.—~Weather forecast, Wiy me r1 Germantown Thea report | 0 p.m—"Christians Called to Be v school lesson Scout meeting. ont € MacCurdy, Florin Ewens, Program Saturday. market stock ports. T RADIO Save Time, Expense, Inconvenience Spring ide your home. nd eco- Price, $2.00 Victo-Rad Radio Co., Inc. N.wW. Main 2153 Complete Thoroughly $8.50 R 2 e 2 STAR, WASHINGTON RADIO NEWS A graphic play-by-play description of the Army-Navy gridiron classic at the Polo Grounds in New York to- morrow afternoon will be broadeast by WCAP. During the broadcasting of this event WRC will remain silent. THE EVENING 1 p.m.—Dinner concert By Dough. erty’s Orchestra. 230 p.m.— Carnegie Tech - Notre Dame root ball game from “Forbes Field. (336 Mdtetw). KYW—Chicago 6 p.m.—Late news. 7:30 p.m.—News; financial and final market reports; £port summary. 7:50 pan.—Béedtime stary. | 2:20 am.—Late show; Herbie and Sallle Menkes, pianists: Kaney, specialty act, mrly Program Saturday. m~—Late news and comment {{I' the financial and commercial mar. Replying to the query of Edward Fitzgerald as to the station which broadcast an organ recital about 11:16 o'clock Tuesday night, Lawrence I Palmer, 804 20th street northwest, and James R. Prather, 914 Virginia a nue southeast, agreo that it was WJAX at Cleveland. Mr. Prather sald he heard WJAX that night on a crystal set. The or gen_recital, pointed out, came in “quite loud” with but little fading, al- a.m.—Market reports. 130 a.m. “arm and Home Service. wther Teport. rket report 30 p.m.—late news and comment 5138 pm —Table talk by Mrs. Anna . Poterson of Peoples Gas G ; AT 1 pm.—Market reports. -, et 1:10 p.ma—Final market reports. Radio Editor: 1:20 pm—Final stock reports, T think the permit ‘ides silly for words. You don't & getting a permit would make p ple carcful? Permits at elther § or G0 cents ure no assurance agains curclessness. The thing be- ing compluined about is crossing public property, but If you pay 50 cents or $2, you can evade the law—isn’t that a farce? If all th want s a_census of radio fan why cannot thes request that all people get a permit for their aerials, but make no charge. The money they get If a ehiarge is made will only go into the District tux fund, from which the District citizens ‘camnot draw. I wonder re will think of H. E. McARTHUR. M street northwest, is too of the financlul and commercial mar- mpany. 1:30 Late financial comment WBZ—Springfield, Mass. (337 Meters) § p.m.—Dinner concert by the WBZ bulletins, of | Chicage vs. 3 of Wisconsin foot ball con- t broadeast from Stagg Field, Uni- Quintet. 7 p.m—“A Soldfer in the Air" a versity of Ch 5 p.o W8 and sports. dramatized story from Youth's Com- panion. 7:30 p.m.—Twilight tales for kid- dies; current book review period, “When Farme ness Men,” by Thomus Dyer. 11 p.m—~Program of chamber mu- sic by the WBZ _Quintet; Buscemi, baritone; Mrs. Franc gal, accompanist. furmers’ urn o Busi- Philip s Rte- J. E. Hanmer of the H. C. Roberts 5 Electric Supply Company has been riy Program Saturday. chosen chairman of the Washington 11:55 a.m.—Weather reports; mar- | district for natlonal radio weel, No- ket quotation vember 25 to December 1. lo week promises some of tho {n broadeasting _programs ever transmitted in the United States and Canada. Virtually every broadeast- ing station in the country will have special program, while a number of stations have plunned special morning concerts for the benefit of dealers who wish to give demonstra. tions. Retailers in practically every section will keep their stores open at night to glve the public a chaace to while spectal demoustrations are being arranged for lodges ond socictics during the wi l [ l WEAF—New g p.m.—Dail; Thornton Fisher, 40 p.m.—Edna Estwald, lyric so- prano. D; ork (492 Meters). sport talk by p.m.—"Setting > Up for Life Ward Crampton. Songs by the Abraham and Choral Society of Brooklyn. p.m—“Home Candy Making, orge W. Loft. m.—ldna Est Dr. S p.m Stray 8 by « 8:40 prano 9 to 10 p.m. stor Coffe ald, lyric so- isher & Co's ) hestra bert Simon, bari- tone, accompanied by Joseph Adler. rly Program Saturday. am-—"Men Events as Washington,” by Miss e GIANT PLANES BEGUN. Builders Work on Army Ships for Around-World Trip. MONICA, Calif.. November nstruction of four airplan will be used by the Army in an uround-the-world cruise to be started in April, was begun here yvesterday. The around-the-world fleet will con t of five planes, one of which was completed five weeks ago, and re- itly was flown to Dayton, Ohio, and ier eastern points. The planes will equipped with interchangeable 11 From en anet -by-play d. foc fdge, Mass. olinians Dance Orche report of ball game 5 p.m.—Zillah Buel, lyric soprano. WBAY—New York (316 Meters). description t ball Polo Ground ef « BpOTts microph nnounc: will be at e ‘Transported animals are. fler they been ai- so that the heir meat will RS $12.50 ... $4.89 Nerco Phoen. ... .. 92.55 43-Piate Vernier Cou’ g3 75 " $6.50 Baldwin Complete with phones, antenna wire and insu- lators, Special. UL Brandex’ Phonex. oS oon Lond Speaker I, = s 5 ! A R AR TR RR A RGRARR elaris 845 Froa Fiidmeni Control 400 Gold Sealiome e g W ion. TV 201A Tubes. $5.50 A Army Supply Co. 1203 Penna. Ave. N.W. 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The side effect model is partiularlyat- tractive and very much in vogue this season. Why not get one—the cost is small. Simply pay as little as week. Come and sec. 52 4.98 $2A 95 D. Changes in Stations of Army and Navy Officers Of Interest to Capital ARMY. Lieut, Col. W. C. Webb, 24th Field Artlllery, in the Philippines, has been ordered to Portland, Oreg., for duty with the 96th Division, Organized Re- serves. Liout. Col. C. E. Brigham, chemical warfare service, at.the War Depart- ment, has been assigned to duty on the staff of the commamling officer, district of Waehington. He will relieve Ma) R, F. Maddux, chemical warfare serv- fce, now in on leave of ab- sence. Capt. Ralph Mllls, Corps of Engineers, has been transferrod from Florence, Ala,, to Fort Sam Houston, Ti Warrant_Officer Henry Miller, band leader, at Carlisle, Pa., has been’placed { on the retired list on his own applica after more than thirly ycars service. Sergt. Willlam Johnson, 10th Cavalry, at Fort Huachuca, Ariz., has been re- tired on account of age. Warrant Officer C. B. Franke, re- tired, in this city, has been detalled as military_instructor at the University of Washington, at Seattle. Col. 1., Corps, who ha: Walter Reed has been ordered t for duty. Capt. F. B, Hayne, jr.. 25th Infantry. and Capt. L. 8. Pa at’ Fort urope, eneral Hospital, this Fort Kiley, at Nogales, Arl tridge, 76th Field = Artillery. D. A. Russell, Wyo., bave been ordered i to the Philippines for duty. | Col. A. Eaton, general staff, has, been detalled as chief of staff, 7th Cofps Area. Omaha, Neb. Con. William F. _ Wilson, Medical ! Corps, at Honolulu, Hawail, and War- | rant Officer Charles B. Franke, at Gov- | ernors Island, New York clty, have been | = RADIO SERVICE STATION All Sets Built and Repaired “TUBES WD—12 }55.00 UV—201A uv—200 $3.75 Standard Guaranteed Make Regular Discount to Dealers “B” Batteries, $1.75, 90c RADIO AUTO SUPPLY CO,, 920 D St. N.W. 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