Evening Star Newspaper, May 13, 1924, Page 15

‘GLEE CLUB OF C. U. 'PERSHING SPEAKS SATURDAY ON WRC PROGRAM Political Analysis, Negro Dialect Stories and Other Features to Be Heard. . ‘Will Be Guest at Military Dinner in New York. Opening with some good comedy in the form of negro dialect stories by 'W. Alfred Falconer, an entertaining monologist, and closing with an elab- orate rt by the Catholic Uni- versity Glee Club, with a number of other meritorious features sand- wiched between them, WRC will offer a particularly well balanced pro- sram tonight for the cntertainment of its radio audience. There will be a song recital by Miss Helen Gallagher, contralio, one of cone 3:00—Fashion 1 3:10—Woman's Clab hous 8:50—Concert by 8:43—Harriet Long Range Radio Entertainment THE TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1924. The Programs of the Following Distant Stations Are Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time 3 TO & P ily menu “Rlpt Habits of Shepard Cofonial Orehe ity wosd. epa Colonial Orchestra: talk on “‘Holl Inv Waiter Miller; incidental music; talk by L. Greene . Reading.of Scriptu Detroit News Orchestra Market_reports . The RBanjo Emilie G Trio ctze, pianist . alk . the Civie Music Cinb FProgram by White's Californixtis Weather and market reports Musical _recital : Vocal solos —The Banjo Trio 3:40—Daylight concert by Ronning’ chestra: White Brothers and Stenda) Teio. Youngs, soprano, and Emille *Goets pian Grand organ and trumpets’ ¢ TO5 PN Distasce Meters, in miles. New York Boston San Franciseo Detruit Cincinnatt New York Minneapolis Portl'd, Oreg. 493 Philadelphia New York New York Minneapolis New York Philadeiphia 405 78 4z 517 300 492 o 87 395 360 92 ar T 'Ea; P EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON,, D. C. “On the Air” Tonight : TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1924, FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY By JOSEPH CALCATERRA, Radio Editor of Popular Science Monthly All Rights Reserved. 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The fraction-of-an-inch sizes which will be found most useful are the %, 5-16, % and %-inch s Drills larger than these are seldom used, and in cases where larger sizes are required a small hole can be drilled and then enlarged with a round file., Many fans®do not seem to know between a drill and a bit. is used to make holes in wood and other such materials. The drill is of the/type shown in illustrations. Below in shown a_common type of The center serves both as o guide and as a means of pulling the cutting edge of the bit into tha wood by means of the screw forma- tion of the center 300009 Fig1 figure 3. Those used for holding bits are known as braces. One of these is shown in flgure 4. The average sfze of hand drill 1s provided with a chuck which will hold drills up to %-inch In diametef. For larger drills a larger hand drill with 1 should be used. In most c ever, a hand drill which ¢ Kes drills up to Y-inch in diameter will be found very useful. Where larger holes are to be drilled the brace can be called into_service the larger drills. Sinc must be drilled at slower require greater power than c excrted with the high ra the hand drill, the brace can be used to advantage for such purposes. TELLS OF CONVENTION The magnitude of the annual con- vention here in June of the National Education Association was described by Miss Olive M. Jones, president, a speech broadc; ate yesterds ernoon from WR( Approximately 20,000 teachers from all sections of the country are com- ing to Washington for the conclave, according to Miss Jones. “Millions of children will hear the story of what these teachers sce in W. said Miss Jones. WRC WILL HAVE TALKS ON HEALTH AND BEAUTY Miss Reta Terrell Will Give Series of Special Interest to alks of M : the world will feature the m beauty culture rangin from a unique d mance of | modern swer all inquiries al For some s she ha | the fashion editors of | tional publication and many articles for the CLOSING OUT ALL S Five-tube Neutrodyne Harkness Two-tubo Refiex. Super Hetrodyne and Loop $125.00 Grebe C. B. 14 Tubes and Batteries. . $90.00 Western Electric Rectifier, 110-volt and Gvolt . $110.00 | Tait off House Currext $59.00 Mouodyns Onstube Sets $7.00 Radio Auto Supply Co.. 920 D N.W. $45.00 $30.00 bargain. The smalles drill, therefore, 1o get will be No. 51 drill. This is 067 inches in diameter. Other DFIL Sizes. The next size is a No. 41 drill for s Arilling holes that are to be tapped Legionnaires to Hear Brown. |for 4-16 screws. The next size s a wn, | No. 31, This is slightly smaller than T T Ty T f the Alaska | inch drill, being 120 inches in dia- division, United States bureau of it comes in very handy as a fisheries, will address the members |clearance hole for 4-36 screws and a of George Washington Post, No. 1, threading hole for 6-32 screws. A o ~|No. 28 drill is the next on the list. American Legion, at a “ladies night* | N0, 2§ drill is the mext on the |90 celebration tonight, at the club head- [[11s drill can be used s o 1ewrer quarters, 1829 I street. o s e A Mier cawes His subject will be on the great |'PEhole for G732 sorews, TEet COmes salmon fisheries and fur seals of | No- 18 drill. and a thr Alaska, and will be illustrated. The & clearance for the St meeting will be presided over by Post | 18 fbie for th e Commander Lew S. Mohler. the capable urtists of Washington's younger set of singers, wno has been head ~ befoe from WRC; violin se- lcctions, by Della d’Edwin; solos, by Arthur 'Middleton, basso; a concert Dy the trio of Boernstein’s Wardman Park Orchestra, and the weekly analysis of the political situation in Washington by Frederic William Wile. Jimmy Furlong also will re- turn with his ukulele for his third engagement. The Catholic University Glee Club will give its concert as the finale, un- der the direction of Leo Behrendt. Watson Baumert, violin-cellist, ac- companied by Alice T. Behrendt, will be presented as a soloist with the &lee club. The fifth and last concert this sea- | son of the Amcrican Association of | Lovers of Mu in Carnegie Hall, New York, tonight, will be broadcast | by WJY. The concert, one of the | . 1ive given in an endeavor to discover | and nerican artists as well as discrimination against nati mposers and inter- preters of music, will present Nelda Hewitt Stevens, American soprano; ipdents’ program, ... Winston Wilkinson, violinist, and Rafaelo Diaz s guest | O ine s A0 D A Digner conce) Sympbony Orebest The voice of W. H. Hunter, supreme Dinner munlc"b?’h‘n:l'r‘:;nmuh = chief ranger of the Independent Dianer concert Order of Foresters, will be heard by Special musical prorim 165,000 members of the soclety in all 4:00—Sport results and police reports . Cuildren’s program by John Martin Waldo, ' contraito . Golden Glades Orchestrs Topics of iaterest to_women: iecture, “The - portance of the Spiral Movement,' 3 lerbrock; violin and plano music . Rody Seiger's Orchestra Play- base ball defai Weather. news, stocks and m Ada Moantford. sopgano -« 4:15—Musical programn; bdke bali scores - Dance music 4:30—Pierce School program: educational talk Joseph Rlack's Orchestra Murket reports: stoc Zducational program; Philadelphia W. ALFRED FALCONER, Reader of dialect stories, who will be heard from WRC. —————— Ommcinnatl San Francisco Atianta Montreal New York troft Philadelphia Philadelphia Kansas City New York Davenport g¥BEnedERas MM B GY 8 yuu Fig3 rig e assortment would consist | of bits for %, 3%, % and 1 inch holes. For tho. o ‘require larger sized | holes the expansive type of bit shown | in figure 2 provides a very efiicient and cconomical form of tool. With such a bit four adjustable cut- ters it is sible to take in the whole range of holes from % to 4 inches. A good meter. ions music 57T0 6 P.M. the Walnut and Alamo Theater orchestras: weather, police and market re- ports: base ball seore: uoy Jim, the Kiddies' Base bail scores Rase ball scores Produce and stock market Weatise ball scores . Veather forecast: dinuer dance music by Regan and his eymphony orchestra : Base ball scores . Playlet by WLAG Piayers . :13—Haisey Miller and his orchestra 0—Items of inerest to women 30—Students’ 5:00—Selections by Louisville Philadelphia Pittsburgh Springfield Schenectady Philadelphia Detdoit Minnespolls Newark Use is Not Same. The holders used for drills_and | for bits are not the same. Those used for drills are known as hand drills. One of these is shown in full thre: not required. 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Special program Lodge of Eagles, W cinnati, 10 p.m. by 6:35—News and base ball seores . 8:45—Ne. o T:00—Sport news: weather forecast Concert_orchestra o Bertha Brainard, in * Tinse ball seores Joska De Babary and Paul Whitemian's orchestras Jinuer concert . The Mazola Orchesirs : Sport hour by Dr. C. D Wright . Meeting of the Amrad Rig Brothers .. Piano solos: address: road report: bediime musical program by Fritz Hanlein's Orchestrs. Speakers' balf hour Riddies' stories in French and English . Orchestra program ... Detroit News Oreh Davenport Oakiana, ‘cal. 31 New Y Pittsburgh Chicago Clevelana New York 492 Minnespoiis 417 Med'd Hill'de 380 Eanms City 411 Omaba 528 Moatreal 45 Cinctunati 308 Detroit 517 Philadelphia 395 Bosts 278 on 278 Philadelphis 5090 Mionespolis 417 Philadelphia 500 Pittburgh 326 New York 405 New York 492 Pittsburgh 462 Mea'd Hill'ae 3 St Louf 1 Radio Station, Radio, | Va. (435 Meters). pm.—Live stock reports. Weather bureau reports. , feeds, crop reports, market reports. . : James Dagan. baritone Wenther \nreus Concert by Women's Symphony Orchestra of Phil- | adelphia; vocal and instrumental solos . Toston American Orchestra Elliott Lester, dramatic criti 7:15—Dinoer concert by elghty ‘studeats of the Philadel- rmal” School pm.— re- | WMU—Doubleday-Hill Electric Com- pany (261 Meters). 4:30 to 5:30 p.m.—Base ball scores; masical selection: (Goodrich Balloon Cords for any car OU can equip your car with Goodrich Balloon Cords, because Goodrich makes them for 20 and 21 inch wheels (the new equipment) and also for existing wheels and rims. “Toms William “l'”)n WIAY—Woodward & Lothrop g « 3 Meters). 2 p.m.—Piano and phonograph se- lections; fashion talk “Thl‘ Breath of the Avenue, by Miss Margaret | 4 Ambrose of the fashion staff of | Battle and his orchestra . (;(n;:?r'm E Woodward & Lothrop. | | program; delflfl!‘ story; cartoon by Don . et T Cleweland 390 . veis o WCAP—Chesapeake and Potomaé| 7:40—Rase ball resalts S PG~ s Wkiciot S0 Telephone Company (460 Meters). Drama," WGY_ Orchestra . Schenectady 380 Silent. New York 455 2§ § § 85%0 4888 Sasmisa Musical program Business “reports musical program . Abergh's Concert Ensemble Dinner program by Ken Baker's Omabans 338 8 s B “"Modern Phases of Dram; S Hale (same as WGY)... WRC—Radio Corporation of America (469 Meters). 5:15 p.m.—Instruction tional code. 6 p.m.—Songs and stories for chil- dren by Peggy Albion and Marguerite Meakin 7:45 p.m W. Alfred 8 p.m dleton, bass; at th-\ piano ' 5 p.m. d‘Edv\ in; Mr ] 8TO P P 8:00—Addresses and choral program from the Seuthern in Baptist convention interna- £8 Orciiestra . Musical program by the' ckv!llml ‘Hotel chestra ... @ a vegro dialect stories, by coner. Song recital by Arthur Mid- hel Louise Quinlan -Violin recital by Dells James Brown at the § 8 lam Ryder, baritone . Westinghouse Band; vocal Musical program . American Associatic Hewitt Stevens, soprano; Winston Wilkinson, violinist .. Babson reports Chimes concert;” Fiorence Macbeth asd the Or- pheus Club Chorus . Piago recital Dinaer concert 8:90—Children’s stories . White Star Liner Mey Organ and choral recital . Concert by Leah and Rachael Park . Agricultoral _tabloid; Zoeller's ” Melodists; instrumental solos Vocal sol ginian; Organ_rect Farm _lectures Recital by Mis 8§:45—Bernice Kazaounoff, pianist . = H 2 ng recital contraito. Ukulele Furlong. The Political Situation in Tonight,” by Frederick > by Helen gher, p.m. solos and songs by Jimmic 56858 85 548 Bystaas oy @ s 33! cert by a trio. from Carl Wardman Park . B Whatever problem the car presents, Goodrich can equip it with Balloon Cords. 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Art Hickman's Orchestra Early Program Wednesday. 3 p.m.—Fashion developments of the moment, prepared by Women's Wear. « 0 p.m.—Song recital to be an- nounced. 3:25_p.m.—Report of the National Conference Board. 0 p.m.—Song recital. 3:45 p.m.—Piano recital by Eleanor Glynn. 3:50 p.m.—Current Topics, by the editor of the Outlook. 4 p.m.—Song recital, mnounced. 5:15 p.m.—Instruction in interna- tional code, 6 pm—Stories for children by Pegey Alblon. 6:15 p.m.—A talk under the auspices of the Smithsonian ln-umuon. . QUIET HOURS EXTENDED. Amateurs Asked to Conform to Daylight Time. HARTFORD, Conn., May 13.—The changes in radio transmitting sched- ules caused by the observance of day- light saving time in some sections and standard time in others have prompted the American Radio Relay Teague, at the suggestion of the ent of Commerce, to agree to the temporary expansion of ama- teur “quiet hours* from 7 to 10:30 .m. eastern standard time. 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