Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1923, Page 36

THE SUNDAY. STAR SHIN , DECEMBER 16, 1923—PART 1. RADIO NEWS (Continued from Thirty-fifth Page.) transfer of radio to the new com- munications department. Good “DX” Record. George C. Shoemaker, jr. 1415 Lougfellow street, who thinks he has ecelved as many distant stations as any Jocal radio’ fam has submitted his reception record for publication. 1 own a three-tube set and have heard 108 stations, counting those in the District,” said Shoemaker. “I, have heard two stations in California, | two in Cuba and one In Canada.” | Shoemaker’s reception record fol-! lows: WWJ, 3XK, KYW, WGM, WOS, | BT, WBAV, WGR, W w8 o : Seventh and Eye Streets. S Dovenport Tabls | Making Christmas a Reality | seuing cabines W w W . v, e . C So ) PCANSE O heir retined serviceablen @ —_ i 1 H 1 S gggg “;w*n ‘“‘glgl w ] popular because of fher refined scrviceableness with presents that are practical and fit so admirably into First ald to the homemaker”—afsplayed here 5. we show an extensive varlety—ranging in ous popular models and grades—from $4.75 to $35. WC o A 2 = WCBD WDT.'WCAE. WHE. WIAR. DEics iy to 81001 Weusnridaiuns wikiitiiass the comfort and enjoyment of the home and the family. Featuring the “Martha Washington” 9CE, 8XX, WAAM, WCK, 5 shaped top; supported on three pillars 2 o There’ “ ) e . 4 $ 75 WPAH WITAA, WBAP, 5 ere’ll be T i s Cabinet; in Solld Mahogany; with fluted A WPAB, KIJ, WSAD, KFEZ, WWAE, matfornjbane... i s e vel no “red tape” to Charglng it. Accounts open Jegs; top and lids fitted with invisible hinges WOAY. WOG and WY ed upon request. Seven New Broadeasters. Licenses were issued to seven new class A broadcasting stations last waek by the Department of Com- merce. At the same time two sta- tlons were transferred from class C to, class A. Ths new stations ure: KFLZ, At- lantic, Towa; WABYV, Nashville, Tenn.; WABT. ~Washington, Pa.; WOAR. Kenosha, Wis.; WWAO, Houghton, Jen: KFuQ, Fayettovilie, Ark., and Camden. X. J. st Minneapolis, Minn. and the Pennsylvania State College, were the two statlons trans- farred to class A Radfo Under Bureau. el o ~ Queen Anne Dining Suites Luxurious Davenport FourPiece Bedroom Suite tly se Nlustrated) for those concerned which of Uncle (Exactly as Tllustrated) o e a = ’ Exac as Illustrated . . . . - ois tho admintates [ gy A most_attractive igit Lt alnut. Very excellent (R ) Appealing with its grace and quality. Combination Walnut with tfon of radio. 2 2 X = Y All matters pertaining to the en- craftsmanship. detail i 15ist yod Two sizes of This is of the overstuffed type—entirely covered two-toned finish. Consists of full size Dresser, Vanity Case, Chiffo torcement ,of the laws regulating Buffets. Suite consists of four picces—and shed in pleasing effect with Velour of pleasing effect. Splendid size picce; o Ful ‘a0, atracive. GeSignd neatly rorned g any wel $265 00 commerclal | radio transmission on . - 4 : St f 2 St ; ' @ {ana and sea, (neluding broadcasting, With 60-inch $ With 66-inch 5 y; with spring- fillml loose cushion n:‘iu‘c“‘.‘h“r‘o‘é“,fi‘.;‘f de\)v’wln(flrlfl\ turned legs and well and private transmissions, including Bnfiet Bu{f‘l c . . . Cicns ghout. X amateur operation, is under the su- A " pervision of the bureau of navigation of the Department of Commerce. The bureau of navigation has no Pl furisdiction over rado projects oper- A R easmg Rugs at SpeClal Pnc o ek 5 £ SR ommanica = - : Smoking Stands Spinet Desks Wi st comsides Bng o fs =ervic A v e \ « sider ) oeg ? for ertie "o Ay Sienkl Corp N\ Royal Easy Chairs e | o s e e radio services. F Matters affecting commercial or (Sxactly as Tilustrated) \;‘1-:4?4«‘{:”1{1{«-lmm ot ] ¢ sortment will represent very excel- private transmisslon by radio may be farrad to the nine district super- » i i 5 0 \ rors or the commissioner of na: | “A Gift of Gifts” - N S— lent values—marked at featured zation, Department of Commerce. : 2 prices Wahington, D. C. i -. vl ave the push-but- ) . . e e A ) ] ton device, which regitlates easily the - ; P Wilton Rugs Radic or: ¥ e ! - so a foot- - wo special fes of various size Have just read the article by a2 oct caled W ich may be ) 7 Wilton Rugs, 27x54 Farle E. Mottern, 503 Longfellow : wought into use at Golden Oak \ i V. a P inches $9.50 ar d can Sy IDd.l)flln with . - e . weany finish. Spring upholstered (A Sx Tiumrased) - e o $15.00 something in * some one Ml = . 4 f Ttalla tif—in cor elae can't do. g 2ERS ) Mahohong—46 ‘ 4 Wilton Rugs, 8,x10%; T remember about a year ago; ered i ¥ inche o with fanc ‘ ieet N 87 .00 while visiting a friend in @ certain p i pe 8 Encs - Tadlo shop in Washington, & cus- (Bxactly es Tilustrated) e T o itten Ruxs 912 $80.00 i eef tomer came In for information A finlah, - 14 a B X . 2 I gave him the number of turns mmatol BOX holder: extention SITCL 27x54 inches 81x101; feet. .. o of wire to suit the natural period S E $ 85 Wilton Rugs, Sls 00 Wilton Rugs, S98 50 of his antenna. He sald, “If T use 2 signed standard. ' 36x63 inches...... o 9x12 feet ot twice that umber of turns, won't 9 3 3 M ther grades of Wi 1t make it trong?” "An ig- ] % 3 = ous sizes and prices—up to norant quest i e me an = . {dea ' for a multiple coil for a . - E Axminster Rugs crystal set. I told my friend 2 § F4 ’v'(‘:h?’nllle Rugs about it. with a promise to him | ¢ 2 Featuine Goverall gtanss o n colo to drop in the next day and give . 5 s Do s e him the outcome. I went home, = . wound my cofl and tried it the = ] Axininstes Rm 27x54 inches frat station I received was WHA. E ox12 feon: Loustville. XKy.. -with two other o Pt e i : Artistic Mirror v T T S5150 s s asked was, ¥ ¢ W e = Axminster Ru S, rata i ol the fi (Exactly as Dlustrated) . - gs, Svata etz Tt him the e 9x12 feet . 9x12 feet 380.00 ;u.t:esmt received was WH. Designed 1 se on the mantel or above the sic Jattiswitle. board. -The frame is of dull gold finish; the mir ) Riphaalinty e of goo y; and tl 1 panels are g netlon A -a . A one of good quality; and t panels are m Rapids _construction: heavy tapering fluted 1d, . , ntr . g2 la enie itted in- LT would Mk | (Bxactly as Tiustrated) e e nen that Bet fuit $76.00 “I made an engagement for that . = am\x:r:flx;y‘ fntsh, with glass fHe) Fldlured o nt fcked up WILAS. waited = = - ) nd clga 3 = T ORR 5 : - 4nd clgar Of combination Mahogany~ and the New Columbia Records—Made by handed him the recefvers. IHe 2 : Tnove from room - with e rgflsh: and o 2T Sra” e ealns T sl 4 to room...... nost._cox intorior ar- the New Process I said, : 1% : The Grafonola we « »5. < / § Twas saved that time, 3 - SER i - represents the h T have pileked up the TPacifle | - | J 3 - = T in t}k s £ coast & number of times on one = { 1 ment in the art of tube. Last year, about this time = = 3 = duction. Many new or a little later, I picked up the { o { | mechanism have been Reattle Times, broadeasting. if T & (L - | Saalle of soeeare remember right. through the Sove i = c B B capable of giving absc Company. askine for | i A fect resul 4 the Kk s for Christ- ; y Y &) 1 S = e Y cases. toc S R 2 & L and Console style pleca -requested / . ! 1 o . on n single I " Beginning at $100 the station was _. 5 : . r (Exactly as Illustrated) — REX - As to KHJ, T have picked it un ' \ ‘ | three fimes Swithin the last weel | I = b Sl on Cotivenicnt Terns an S.T.-100 two-tube circult, A ive Desk: [CAd] o= it ot 2 ioud as B, F. 3. Thers ttractive Desks " The New Columbia Record wag _one other nl[}\t (hfntpl wfikm Into whatever room they GTEVEE |\ S o L R LR er room tl o ot ——X By the new process all the rough notes and serious vibrations are Harding's deaththey swere the LA iy T Home should have d (Bzactly as Illustrated) J— smoothed out and each mote becomes clear and distinct and of Tatural s gt ) z ot 5 . Mahogany finish — with RPN R eaa” 1 lout. of &ha X m . many charming designs KHopaS i i S doubledty ipleked 1 jout of fhe h . ' 1 i s S drawer; two ash trays. cigar 1 A Special Demonstrating Record Has Been Placed on. Sale— P acti rests n paten ghter: Done By the New Method— innounced @ ifew minutes late e z " ol S o that they had intercented or heard’ ot ione - ; S 55 e conven 0 Reproducing Chas. Hackett, the greatest Amerfean tenor: that Mr. Harding was dead U Hittle or no room. ient shelf Dl.lt h Kltch tt the famous violinist; the Columbia 5 Thers war one't Nmt]l would Ci eneties and His Band. Iour classes of mu have ltked to hav- picked u o see what wonders W 04 K t P. C., but fatled. Tt E 4 $46 75 to $85 00 xSend m Napanes home for - prathemenmy P C. bt tatled, 1 ool € Nansase loms! for Special D p 25 C Tho T ering 1n- : precinted—ina_ sove jis cost pec emonstration Price—25 Cents In all the “time’ 3 i econany of itinie sndilbor. This process belongs alons to Columbia—and by it tone is enriched anstemn.” “eentral” “and ) There'fs &, place. for|overs= and expression made more clear—with all the usual discordant vinra ain. but could not et “Pacifie.” N1 ] thing In_ the Napanes—and tlons eliminated. T e e Ty p > T Sou'll soon realize the con- try again this ve That night T / {IDY 3 youll soon res < recelved thirtv-nine stations. H - D A i N Joplcnss of kesping every EDWARD . GILL. The construction and the fittings are of excellent qual- ity and the finish—Golden Oak and White Enamel—all with porcelain tops—is most attractive. We Are Featuring a Goldem HEN YOU NEED A KEY || A | . Eenturing i You need our instant dupli- i ; ’ lel' ary Table cating service. - i (EBxactly es Tlustrated) Duplicate key, 25¢. | 4 i i+ > "!%e:?u&een; sizs, with con- Brin; ur "locks to “the shop. \ k ’ A% well made and finished. A Seven modelg—in the vari- NER & CLARK et /| utlity as well as an effective ous finishes—to choose from —at various prices. You can Basement.* I A oh arrange most conveniont 1233 New York Ave. Bookcases , TR T Napanee., 2 Hall Clocks e e SPECIAL. - Telephone Stands o I O stately mion—and artis- and woods—all marked at | pell-ntgh indispensable in tic_enchantment. Handsome attractive prices the home that entertains. ey are vl . waklng p e Mahogony cases; _decorated il L C',‘_"ff[’g:lng =l With their convenience, ex- o ooy Intocsay dial; melodious chimes and o—for a genuine Mahogahy tending hospitality becomes a place for the er-wanted other siriking” devices; rell- Case—$145. real pleasure, without inci- L ¢ n. . i n,hl(‘ mechanisn = . 2 . dental effort. A splendid va- Yry Mt leer i Tn & specially selected va- WeZentinns TWa-doot Hooks A 5 A riety on display— s e fos choles 7 o el g g $8250 to 450,00 | | i $2150 = " $20.00 t $55.00 $6.50 to $38.00 RUDI-LAX FOR THE \ - BOWELS. Brock & Dickens’ | |l — Colonial Sewing ‘ ‘ A\ B\ ¢ : Drug Store i || = Cabinet Children’s Desks Children’s Chairs s I:uIQ.Q:.Y E‘.B ] i 1 gt i . Show thatyouappreciate 4th and H Sts. N.E. I e (Bxactly as TUnstrated) (Rpcnly o Uinstaien) 4 ; “her” efforts to keep the (Exactly as Illustrated) Folding Chair — White En- h = ol A “real” Desk—with a lift amel-finish; with attractive- ome loukmgng best by Of ;Comlination Makess ny_—andvers woll nd and a spaclous place for 1y duura(l‘dr mc - Strong, 415 Hm!z ‘hcr . Hoo\c. il 3 o legs are 5 . books, s I construction 4 i : ¢ $15 75 I e Z o a ]:frlong reminder of S : and two spacious cony artments SPECIAL. . s)’m:mn o Convenient terms of pay houshi “To o n ap apgel of mercy.” i for the sewing. d Yyour . dirvctions sre followed, IT NEVER ruu. E . Quantity 'ts limited. ment can be arrange ) thoughtfulness. Déssite acercity nd smecwouy cout B BAK- TO! full® &« slity ""'\..‘.‘ A et by el 506 o MO.A.\'uulu.llD l’w