Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1924, Page 35

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. TUESDAY, JANUARY ‘15, 1924, 9 to 10 p.m.—Muslcal programn. WDAF—Kansas City (311 Meters). | of the stations and the selectivity | radio fans of Washington who are . ome or two stations, : 11:45 p.m.—Radio concert by the At- 5 5 of the sets. I h honeycomb always trying fo 1 getting the f. ving for ne ¥ o e . program. D! a ¥ mg fo. nd getting new An tryin tor new lanta Chapter of the Order of De 45 ek Frol-| coil set with one stage of tune stations is, fu my’ oplulon, a lst of stations will uverage one or mo Mola: | . - o radio frequency, deteetor, and > the stations within 1,500 or 00 stations Dy whose call - ) stage of audio frequency amplifi- miles of Waushivgton ters come 1 inetly. KSD—St. Louls (546 Mcters), WMAQ—Chicago (345 ) ation. € have heen Tooling with Therefore, 1 wish 1o thauk yon . BERT TUNE . o 9 p.n-—Concert by the St Louls aitiea ¥ t SISCTent - sens _for eral years, for publishing M 10's chart Schedule of Wireless News and Entertainment. Pageant Choral Noclety of 200 voices. e e Py the Austrian | PUL If any suggestions could be | of the stot I . received. 25 - .- & ¥ > offered whereby the tivity of Although | a neutrodyne /| WOAW—Omnha, Neb, (526 Meters). ;ll} set \\:!}l”r‘ be improved 1 would e and 3 e vould not use LOCAL STATIONS. WBAP—Fort Worth (476 Meters). 0 p.m.—Dinner program by Jaf- T o renelys thign, vaw - e min e NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radio, 0 to 9:30 p.m.—Cq " fy's Music Masters. _ — o s 50 o e | 2 t: s is b V. (435 Metern). Grapevine, Texas, atringed pana’” 0|10 b —Program by the Loyal|0KW—Tuinuncn, Cubn (332 Meter).| Would be also. o JOHN HILL, ar Was T have Hatened 20:05 p.m.Weather bureau report. l-‘“ 30 to 11 45 p.m.—Concert by the |Ordar of Moose, Omaha Lodge, . 10:30 p.m.—Concert program. 5 ations not on this 5 u ort Worth University Club, 90, vocal gnd instrumental solos. Radlo Editor arly Program Wednesdny. S = WJIAX—Clevelnnd (350 Meters). X m—Live stock reports. WEAA—Dallas (476 Meters) WCBD—Zion, 111, (345 Meters). d in on ! =l < " uld some tan tell m. Therefore, T think The Evening w h Silent § p.m.—Concert program Wwhat sty broad Star render Berviee ot am—Weather report. 9:20 to 10 o Silent. § - talk by may hav Koon to 1 stten by the radio Sruft and vegetable [We S Talicion! YBat, Early Program Wednesday. WLAG—Minneapolin (417 Metern). | IR I B Bk | fans of if they would . mony Flve Orehorgr i bY the Har-1 5.50°¢, 445 p.m.—Sacred solos and 7:15 Minneapolis Athletic t as the concert by the Nayy and print w dist of all the S e i wegitibinl ana T Oreheshii Auctes andress Club Oreliesty 1 was to start on its first num- roadensting stations within 2, p.m. uit and vegeta J”&:«,‘”J‘ im—ntertainers from the — ; 0 p. m—l-“!'m : ture, = A . l:»~';‘r ) Hn‘-xm:uu s list 0 ASSLEE: ‘WDAP—Chicago (360 Meters). pm—Weather repot am in favor of a silent night ve the ca tte ocation, by ive stock repo e : = J enjoy the radio news very Whom conducted, wave length used et B dork: arly Program Wednedny. § p.m.—Dinner concert. | WIAZ—Chicago (435 Meters). e, | anda ce from Washington, L. p.m.—Hay, feed, crop reports, | 180 1o 2 b.m.—Address by Dr. B, 11 p.m.—Danco program and pop-! 4,700 "0 3 4 —Chicago Musical JOHN F. MATTIMORE air dine ialg. Shizter. - B D-Jutar concer College concert; Oriole Orchestra. | a list would he a great p.m.—Dairy market report. s — : : Radio. Editor: ~ lielp to mysell wnd other faus = S—Louisville (100 WOC—Davenport (484 Meters). WRM—Urbann-Champaign, 1. (360 Haticasd) soul eill Bndlaciied who have trouble in ascertaining WCAP — Chenapenke and Potomac 0i6a b b {mm"‘““',"‘"" Silent. Metern). stations that 1 Rave reccived white | the call letters or ions of new IEPNGNE GosLCH, Bielche): auspices Loulsville " Hufivns Early Program Wednendn: S to 9 p.m.—Musical 1 miy the | using five tub one Stations. That the Wendell Hall, baritone, [lisbectors” quartet: Barney Rapp's| 11 am.—Opening market quotations. | Students of the University of Tlinois| thesc stations wa B O 45 adan ular music maker from the west, 4: historical episode; ohb: 1 am.—Open a aotatlons. | S ehool of Music. @apeikes ' : suble is evid 5 3 Pispde: news| 12 noon—Weather and river fo 9:30 to 10:30 p.m.—Lecture by Dean ¢ of them was tu Rankin. loud sy Ker exes Ay After I had tuned in fwos BRYANT o BOILER The World’s Standard Gas Boiler N Embodying Many Distinctive Advantages S Togram Wednexdny. - 05 p.m.—Market quotations S pa : n.—Selectio L . % 3 o Selection by the Strand pgram Angeles on the phione < g, @ 4 Theater Orchestra; weatie r”;!cr’r::llz 3 tiow t them z 1 p.m.— ; E L T of the |"Just Among Jves ) on the loud speuke hey wers S & - Thenter ok Home Folks": Walnnt \Y heard all over the room. 1 think TTA 7 e ivestock, |-r<u|\|§ _ mews hulletins; » . : this js 1 record for loud : teports. © and grain market | 3 ducut seadeer Fectption” T thought this ; Would be of intercst to other radio Mattina . : (Leon 3 : " > nive fans that read the radio colum. }Iyl‘vxl‘ Alber X.\-\.m.‘n.v_ l!KA ¥ taburgh (326 Meters), 1 < I am in favor of a silent night, v (Wooa :F"—rlx:')’"".l“'T"!f:lmf;::n.-(:('rx;"" by thel 0:30 pm.—) am by Mr {nave 1t mal opentng < R Womw, Wik whAY, 00d- | T:30 pim. et e ot %y b ricklund of Memphis onight. In addition to z] WELAG, WOC, WTAS, W S0 " Eirs vew). |Albert 1. yy. calth™ by 2 pm.—Midnight frolic. Samgn y AL ¢ 3 Fookiyn . Duily L R ALSHEnT Program neuding iescru- | Ul WAz RV ok “wivs | Radiola Il Receiving ‘ el 8 D Fareildren's perfod 2 hiladelphin (509 Meters). | music. colls WEAT, Wiz WoR, WSk, \ TS 97.50 Jiate editor of thé Rrovk Din.—“Silence’ ona oF the vis. || m.—Weather forecast. {university tles Club aeal wolos L t s ek iin % ~| 1 samin’ Frankiig, by | 605 Do Dluner” music by by Prof. Bdson K. Mils e Ewers of the Bast Ind | Bryant ; a po 1 of the e &0 e the first unit n 4 > tured, almost fiftee SIS = e (I =D =t = =) na and his orchestra ddy Svkes, president of the uni A Jutan 2Xnes W iRadiolaVReceiving : e Sol and | Preshyte el A t . meters | o AL, v, | - 3 Fuitar " chtor- .:..::,-‘r:rl..gr.:.\'\‘.;:-,..:,:l' L e o ot T ‘i‘. e, R m.“'\i\:\r\w wRa'dlola IV Receiv- - ing Set ......$275.00 | « well co vented, and ndard Gas The Brya rough su alone, afford: rers. vietime tn the An 19 to 12 pan~—Dunce musie play 4y 945 am.—Market reports ta v been ) L e musle e noon’—Market reports: weather aat tadio. Editor i : 3 == 5 . 1 i Tuesday, about i - [ 27 the Cafe Lo Daradis, Washington. U pn—Coneert by Troudss| b pim—3rs. Frank 1. Practzer will | bouses by pretending o be smploys Tuesday, whout t 'Radiola VII Receiv- W RC—Radio Corporation of America : » controlled heat under stra. talk on Jewish Welfare. by the ctric light company or 1l chestra. It was B 0 oot ' e, on JoIoh IS a1y e | Blteic Roverrmont, (b FhiSE oItk | Lingemater e | “ing Set ......$290.00 M conteicd eat it Gt ers). e ibekah Van . Conway, contralto; Mrs. |1y re L and departs. Sl et | % N conditions, ) prac 3 pm—ra ol RYWchtengo (530 weternr. [ Sohney v er Sapracis Ben St | e 40 TR he broadeas e onle or | Radiola Grand Re- ) Cition. and with. entis Y U ante thicf. Gain . ions from . Moment, znes M, O 0 p.m.—RBedtime story. Litt ymphon Stra. arning to radio fans to be on the » S < — irom smake, d and d 1110 pm.—Plano recital, by V. p.m—Program by the Americ 15 p.n.—Charlie Kerr and his c this new menace, who! E x‘f' Bs Dotel and B ceiving Set . .. 5350.00 ond Decker. Program: Burcau Federation; lectur tra from the St. James Hotel. {has been operating in various fon o i, Bt inaugst p 1 Rose” Dowell). N = N Home Market First,” fof the city. i St NISHL" | wa sell all makes of Radio Receiving Sets, | N R D ity ) G [ a ; 1 and give you onr guarantes for ~Service. | (d) “Robin Des|, 11:1'1““.1-:1:”.‘12?” pro- 1 —Weather {vir.;. & : Rudto E ) ) DeAE i Buy No Listen In | tion on Sold by Your Gas Company and by All Heatis field arly Program Wednesday. Contractors i an interé very night Morgan L. East- 5 s radio news since it s 1 . s tenor; \lie | soprano, apd Robert Morris Ca i ¢ lock Pay Later | Tt is one of the best w usually i e nay e ey e e e R S e e John J. Odenwald - Recently much peen said 5 1. the editor of the Intern 4 ment 7:30 to 10 p.m-—Program same as yut the ght. Why | ladio Eding “Radi-Ode” 5 ecital by Anna L. |inarkets. (This service is broadeast| ' 1o to 104 r—Old-fashionea | §ANLNeha AL 1 ng v othe | 1200 H NW Phone Fr. 6903 THE BRYANT HEATER & MFG.CO. BALTIMORE OFFICE, LEXINGTON BLI( cortain tans southern minsirel They would have Six other | k.15 mot thi Pravel Talk vrepared by le talk by Mrs. An- g sographic Magazine. 1 J. Peterson of the Ieoples’ Gas Early Program Wednesday. | TN Lo o it Tnstr rna- {Company 11 a.m.—Musical program ‘country, but code pra: | - | 11:15 am.—“Better Homes.” by Mrs » tune in o1 PEEEY | WhZ—Springficld, Masw. (337 Meter). | William ¥ elone ] 7 p.m.—Larmers’ period. “Your 1924 S : GRS DISTANT STATIONS, gt 2cF Order.” by Prof. John B.}H{{le" m Market repc ! AN Programs Scheduled for Fastern r— 10 pm.—Industrial Safety Day Standard Time. i ages on “Industrial Accident P're- WJIZ—NEw York (455 Meters). | {vention,” by Arthur Williams. nuld be th Supper _music by Paul] | & p.m.—Anna Sheflield, dramatic so- | station T Alamac Hotel Or-|ups by Orison S. 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