Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1924, Page 24

PEABODY CONCERT WCAP FEATURE Program by Advanced Stu- dents to Be Broadcast To- night From Baltimore. A concert by the advanced students of the Peabody Conservatory of Music, in Baltimore, is the chief feature on the program. tonight of WCAP. The concert, which pre 1ted under direction of Harold Nandolph. will be broadcast from the auditorium in the vatory. It will go on §:30 o'clock and continue until Another outstanding WCAP'S progr Capital Mal Louis 1 ¥ A Jon: T Conybeare, Callow, s scheduled to o'clock, after will be given by soprano, and Louis J. planist. Talk on Postal Service. Y The attractiol will talk on United States Rervice,” b H. E. Morgan €ivil Service Commission, &0 on the air at 7:15 o'clock. It will e the first of a series of radio talks on 1 ivities of the Govsrnment service > WRC broadeast 11:30 o'cloc the Jate House of raturn afternao cluding of the by Mrs 10. composed of tenor: Robert! cecond tenor: George R first bass, and Fdw ond hass. The quartet is Eing from to 8 which Mrs. Ruby Potter, Potter, concert Quartet, nest, first be a Postal opening Che this morning at k_the memorfal service for W Wilson in tatives. Tt the at 4 o'clock with a varied program. in- a music from the palm voom Willurd Hotel, a book review Wiiliain Wolfe-Smith and a talk on “Locomotives Thut Eleciricity.,” by Charles M. Ripley, engincer of the General Electric Co. Local Radio Entertunment Mcnday, December 15, 1924. will be| airect | con- | the air at | attraction on | m is & concert by the oint recital | of the which will | Make | | | NAA—Naval Radlo Station, Radio, Va. ' (435 Metern). 34 m.-~Weather Bureau reporte. 10:05 p.n.—-Weather Bureau reports. WCAP—Chesnpeake and Potomac | elephone Co. (469 Meters). 5 10 7:30 p.m.—"The United States Postal Servic the first of a series| of &) vadio talks about Govern- | ment activitics, by H. E. Morgan of the United States Civil Service Com- mission 7:50 to S p.m.—Concert by Male Quartet, Louis T. tenor; Robert A tenor: George R. ( and Edwin Callow S to $:30 p.m.—Joint recital by Mrs Ruby Potter, soprann, and Louis J. Potter, concert pianist. $:30 to 10 p.m.—~Musical coneert by the ad Capital 1est, Jonscher. second nybeare, first bass, . second bass. gonservatory resented by Harold Randolph, direc- for of the faculty. This concert will he broadcast from the auditorium of the conservatory Radio Corporation of America (46 Meters). WRC- 4 p.in.—Book review, under the aus- piies of the League of American Pen| “Mark Twain's reviewed by Mrs, Autobiog- Willtam ocomotives That Make by Charles M. Riple: electrical engineer of the Gener Electric Co. at Schenectady. 4:30 p.m.—Tea music, by the New | Willard Hotel Meyer Davis Trio, brondcast {rom the palmroom of the | New Willard Hotel. ‘ 6 p.m.—Children’s hour by Peggy Albion, Blectrici ADIO QUERIES TRadio Editor: In answer to H. C. Smith's query about the station broadeasting the foot | hall game between Southern Clllfm’nlly “nd Syracuse, T wish to say that it was | WFBL, at Syracuse, N, Y = located o2 I want fans can this city # hotel in Syracuse. to ask if you or any of tl entify the station T heard v'l yesterday (Sunday). The call | letters were WRH I wouid like to 50w who it is owned by and where it is ocated.—A. F. KREGLOW, WRHF is Washington's mystery tion. It came on the air without advance notice any % an {nstrument of the Washington lospital radio fund com- wittee, which is endeavoring to raise | 540,000 for the installation of radio sets | in the hospitals, charitable fnstitutions and orphan sevlums in the District. 1t 5 & 50-watt station, and is located at Eleventh street. The station trans- mits on a Radio Edito: Last hroadcasting, the phras sbout 11 Teaumont. night and the announcer used “radio lighthouse.” o'clock. Tex.. but didn’t catch «call féttcrs. 1 heard part of a program called “The Happy Hour™" The call let- ' tersegounded like WIBZ, vome of your readers tell : lettérs of the stations T heard? a one-tube ¢ wiles. 1 got aas City. N Kans., with ease, except on very warm nights.—H. W. Rt The ‘“radio lighthouse KFGZ, Berrian Springs, Mic the station in Beaumont. Tex. T have t Worth, Hasting rihfield and Ka. station is KFDM is Radio Editc Friday ni a little after wcloek T heard a station in Canada off like RA he dial setting was a littie below WAHG. Richmond Mills, N. Y. 1 am very anxious to know what siation 1 heard.—J. 8. WILSON. You probably heard CNRA, Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada. It transmits on & 435-meter wave band. RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. Musical concert by students of the Peabody Conservatory of Music of Baltimore, WCAP, Washington, 8:30 to 10 o'clock. Musical program from Mark Strand_Theater, WEAF, New York, 7:15 to 8:30 o'clock’ Special musical program, WAHG. Richmond Hill, L. I. 7:30 to Z o'clock. Dance program by the Carolinians, WOR, Newark, 10 to 11 o'clock, One-act play, Sews,” WTAM, 8:30 to 9 o'clock. Three-act comedy. Such a Fool as He Looks, the Palmer School Dramatic Club, WQC, Davenport, 11 o'clock. B “As a Man Cleveland, Not first | need students of the Peabody | of Music of Baltimore. | 256-meter band. ' This station | sta- x 10:00 1 heard a station | Tt was | Then at 11:05 1 got | the | Tis average range is 900 ‘w Manhattan, | 10¢ a0—paice’ report . MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1924. The Programs of the Following Distant Stations Are Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time 3TO & : vocal and instrumental program . A Midle for the Bc.entist” by H. W. i Woman's heur: talks on musc, of Seriptures fiom stuaio program by Liont £ reports; vocal stock quotat 1 ou “College in MeCurdy d instrumental p; ; macket ents in New Y Stosr, s baritone | Closing siock man_studio s cal program forecast aad market reports 4T05 iction, humor, uds Saiger's Faij Pigao recital Ibato Bisters Wentier forecast and atock quotations 210 welecions by T 1 Let report Mus.cal progrem \\u\u et out Hotel Orchet - iar's Kadio irio . » (World radio language) eepu Kuecht's Wald el rectual from gram; talis . o council, by s Frances M. a1 program trom I"erce School 3 5:40—Pol.ce reports; grand orgau and trumpets 6 TO 7 8:00—Diuner music by WEAF Instrumental Qua Scout program by b tories and Siock Exchange qu by Westingho = wad stock market qu noer coucert by Philip 8p. Inusical program gram ' bedtime Woather; dintier mus'c by Hotel Stories; Tiave Hamox' r's utious; new loy’s Orch bedtin. Larey Vine Vineert Catanese xad hin Alamac Sporis review Ly Hurold A. Buce Lodeert by KDRA Littie Symphony Orchestra Saeczix time for childre thiidren's hour by Gold 3edal L —Agricul k and produce mark Markets recast; road reports 7708 Wip's bedtime stories and roll lessons Sport hour: Jiurket reports Nunoy Jim Losses Tiom Tube: e klddies” pal; stories and from Hutel 8t. Francis Hot:l Commodo:e Orchest soprany; Kathicen Stewa Claus hour direct from studlo nanclal and fnal murket reporis .. al piogram duirect from Loew's State vis Stadio of Ex Belle . ical pr I(r-uno ot ‘mont “Safims Heimaa's Orc ta; health tal Storr, bass-baritone eporis d macket quocations from' verse aud topical entertainment. i Astoria Hotel Urehextra nsas Uity Counetl . nqA\lhmu' Drogtan: addresses; stories; readiogs 3 bedtme wtory for ch.idren ¥ Steinke Hotel Orchestra . Meters. Miles. 230 o 417 PN, WGBS New York £ Puiladelphia ‘0 Minpeapolis V3 Datroit Kansus City Sau Francisco s Newark ogram .. Philudeiphia i Davenport orl New! S Philudelphia CWOR Newark SKDKA Pittaburgh s Los Augeles 0 Minpeapolis N Chieago Newark WWI Detroi PN L WGN Ny LWz Chicago Suu ¢ uncisco Now York JCRAC - Montrey) WEAF New ok WLW. Coctouats Wl buston LWEAE RRTRY DWLW Wi New York Kausas ity Cincinnaty W durk tadelpiiia New York L WLS Chicago Ford WLV Cincluuaii U Mianeapolis HAS Lounsviile Angeles taika .0 .M rtet WEAI' New York CWDAF Kansas City eward WaAU Buston Chicago s bullet, wtra . oin” by Uscia u«vm' eot ‘and : New York Coucert Wit Wiy WGY S RbAA Thiladelphia New York Schenectady Prutabur, Chicago : Weico Minneapolis WIP Philadelphia WUAF Kansus Cliy et reports P - WDAF WP, Thtiadeiphia LU0 Minueapolis o W Springteld music... I WFL Fllaaeipbia orchextral KGO Oakl, WIZ N WEAF New York WMAQ Chic WLS ° Cnicago WLW Cincinoati CEYW e Tueater. WJA. pression. . Kansas City culosis™ t, play eland WUAW Omaba York New York wark Saa ruocisco WOAW Ouma on ‘Terrace Orchestrs program . astrumental program; halpa iy, With boys Salfe Orchestra ... Sports; ‘police reports: Hotel Adel Nlockiuan reporte: market repo Lesson in a_ course in modern | iilldren’s bedtime storics by Musicel progeam by Copiey T:45—-WGY Orchestra KDKA banta Harrs Ash and S tlki Arcadia s TO® 5:00-Musical program by ¢ #3°8 Orehy Musical program . Local anu intruméniui jirogram: Butidts ralk College s & Man Gurden ... 7 Kandman's visit; stor.cs; educational tal Oriental music: 'vocal solos: Aunt Kila’s bedtime story for kiddies Evening Herald pews buileti Children’s program; story by Aunt Nell “Half Hours With' Violin Masters' 03— Hock trom Hranford Theater. KDKA Symphony OF Program from Maje Cratral Concert Quartet Eaaminer news bulletine 00 Special masical program by combined cholra | o and violin Hary Marvie, ba Children's program by Bij Alfred Seeger, baritone: Artist recital from studio 3 Itlesenfeld program from Rialto The ‘What Becomes of Old Watches?" 0—Littmana's, Emploes” Otchestra 33—Harry 1. Marble, bass ...... cital Brother oward C ® TO 10 9:00—Nusical program by A. and P. Gypwles . 1 Brinimal Concert b solos Redtime 3 Mus'cal program, vocal snd chorus . % ¥ klin's Harmontars” Orchestra .. rocnd the Town With WDAF w Kochr's Mu : urogram: Redio Lightiouss M zaview by James A Program from Staniey The: Frening bulletin current news Trogram by Hastings' Coliege Music S no recital by feland Tohasos The A B C of Playwrighting."” Drama. “The Joy ot Living" Program by Bligers' Goorgia 8¢ Organ_ recital; socal wolos flosophy ot Nutrition 9:37—Dan Urego 9:435— Arthur Murrar's daocing lesson . Marguerite Manierre, soprezo_sols Dance program br Kiite Occhestra . Concert by Westioghouse Philbarmonic Alfred ure . Tucle Bob . *laza Hotel Orchesira 1 und instrumental program world news digest game beiween Hoston Bruin and Oftawa, ; Madge Kennedy, screen and his Crystal Palace om:euu . r-m tladeiphin g0 Philadelphia Pittal #p Ci Waig ch WoO on8 KDL - WEZ, KYiw CWNAC tw e CWhaAlt Philadelphis P.M. tra: talk WHE Kanwas City WNAC Kowto WAHG New York WHN Wiz Clothes New York New York - WTAM Cleveland WOU Davenyor - WHEER Rosseo, N.Y. KFGZ Eer. Sp.. Meh Los Angeies Tortl’d, Oreg. Newark iecture, Sows’ g Fitaburgs Newark KDKA Pittsburgh WBAP = Yort Wor WWI Dei Ch KE Woo wiz e Ear New Nor --KPU ¢ ok Kk Iphia C New York WHN" New York WHN_ New York WEAP New York P.a. - WEAF New York . S defrers i wait Cinchaar " WHAZ Troy WMC™ Memphis J .“ :; han-u City WDAR Phtindeipi whAR I RS KFKX Hastings WFAA Dailas CWOR . Newark - WLW * Cincinnati WMC Memphin WAL Cinclaari (W% New York Now ¥ Iwoi S Newark vio 10 TO 11 P.M. Ruds Seiger's Fairmont Hotel Orchestra azophone Band: KOA Orchestra: wong cy ane Todge Siunical program from Kinibali' Hotel Weather; grand organ recital by Mary “Trend of the Times™ g Ty R Ry The O=iginal Blue Grans Ebtertainers Coopar Orchy and_instrumenial program: Scotch ‘oreign Affairs,” ack Bhack program . fdnigt Sous’ Orchestra D Dettbora and Howard, Hawaiian dance program by and Jerome, popular souge ogram by Hotel Syivan 1 Jecture by Mal. program by Fhilip music by Kaofield solow .. Whitlock, violinist uitars Dan Dance Tegiany Minot night Program by K. 10:45—Jacques Green and his Club Deaurille Orchi 11 P.M. TO 13 11:00—Dance program by George Osbora's Original-Nicol- Raioh Fetersr Glee Crab, Perry and Russell Orean recital by Theodore Irwin Evening Herald program . gs by Stept and Collins Concert by Oregonian Concert’ Orc Itegular program . R Burns' Countrs Chib Grehestra itz Harmonr Bors' Orchestra lite o:'c o Dent Atkinson italny’s Orchestr: Kountry Klub Kol- two-man singing orchestrs . 3 San Francisc KOA __Douver, Colo, WOAW Omaha Springfol WhZ - Springfield ®NYC Te. . Independent Order of B'cal Brith wtudio Vot Philadeiphia New York son, by Capt. Gordon Smith . w York New York TPhiladelphia Davenpor: Clereland Troy. Minnespolis Fort Worth 5 New York MIDNIGHT. 0 Minnea Lwoc renpoct 2518 WOR KPO KFI WEAL RGW Kao I WEAT WSB ncisco Ios Angeles Cineinnati Por C.neinngti Atlanta 13 MIDNIGHT T0 1 AX, 12:00—Colonisl Koral Dance Orchestra . Program from Examiner studio . Lon Gold and his orchestra .. Yocal and {nitromental program . Symphonic Clowns. 6—"‘Nighthawk frolic™*; Plantation Players 1709 1:00—Max Bradfield’s Veraatile Band .. St Francis Hotel Dance Orchestra Dance prozram ¢ rogram by George Olsen’s Tadio anta Claus; George WWalter and his Keep Parts Free From Dust. Variable condensers, tube sockets, audio frequency transformers and bind- ing posts on a panel should be kept free from dust. A soft rag can be used to wipe away the grime on the outside Instrument, and ordinary pive cleaners for the dust between the plates. Protection of Vacuum Tubes. To protect expensive vacuum tubes from burning out place a 15 or 20 watt electric lamp of the common 110-volt type in series with the B battery, 8o that the current must pass through be- fore going to the set. This will protect the tube in case of & short cireuit, New York ) York San Francisco New York Kansas City ANM. KGW Portl’q, Ore s oréheairs WAHG Now Fork Breaks @round for New Station. Ground was broken recently for WCCO's new 5.000-watt station which Wil be erected 18 miles morth of Minneapolis, Minn. It is espected to be completed by April 1. Meets Death in Fire. CHICAGO, December 15.—Simon ‘Weel, 65, met death by suffocation and a number of other lodgers es- caped in scanty attire when swept through the W ate Hotel, a three-story wooden structure on the South Side. Smoking by a lodger is believed by the authorities to have caused the fire, ling SHORT WAVE TS GET 600D RESULTS Report on Developments at Quantico Shows Consid- erable Advance. An {llustration of the trend of devel- opment of aircraft radio by the Navy and the Marine Corps is contained in a report to the Navy Department from | the Marine Flying Field, Quantico, Va., that stations in England and France and ships ut sea near the Equator have received signals from the short wave (88 meters) transmitter at that station. The receiving set at the station re t- Iy received two New Zealand stations, call letters, ZIAA and Z2AC. In com- menting on the reception of these sta- tions, the report from Quantico states ‘i hoped before long to have direct communication with these stations and br our own 4.000-mile record at communication, as rcports on this sta- ti signals from England and Franc are becoming commonplace.” The excellent results that obta «d with this short wa meut during the past year & awval and Mgrine Corps stations resulted in e eriments with a toward the adoption of slm! ght-weight equipment for alr- 2 T first exp mental set of this type for aireraft, which was bullt by the Navy, was installed on the rigid airship, the U. 8. 8. Shenundoah A similar set is now being tried out in avy airplane. light weight of this type of equipme combined \\\u its extraor- dinarily long 13 and rece makes well ndapted for use 1 airer where weight is a prime factor. set on the U. ave been equip- rious hax view short MONDAY, LONG-DISTANCE CONFAB. Wireless Amateur in Paris Talks With New Zealander. PARIS, December 15.—J. E. Menars, a wireless amateur, residing in Pau, in the department of Basses-Pyrences, held a wireless telephone conversa- tion yesterday with H. Bell of Pel- merton, N. Z. Menars reports that he distinctly heard the voice of Bell, who sald that New Zealand wireless ama- teurs addressed congratulations to French and British amateurs for thelr untiring efforts and brilliant results in wireless experimenting. messages during the transcontinental flight of last October that were re- celved by vessels in the midpacific and also by a New Zecaland station, ZAAA, one of the stations whose sig- nals have been received by Quantico. On October 13, at 6 p.m., while the Shenandoah was moored to the mast at San Diego, Calif., Z4AA copled a message In code from the airship. The distance from San Dicgo to Palmerston, N. Z., the location of sla-i tion Z4AA, has been computed as slightly over 6,000 miles. 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