Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1924, Page 44

LATIN-AMERICAN ARTISTS ON WRC Concert of Southern Music to Be Feature on Tonight’s Program. A Pan-American night. 8 concert of Pan-Ar n enous music; a group of American dance solections, a of individual re by American artists two broadcast sginning at 7 7:30 to 7:50 the U Band, conducted by Stannard, wi be of four native s event will be 1 by 30 o'clock Army Licard Towed b dance nur Orchestra de Italy first tin Senora de been ensag companies addition to uur sive concert tours The Army 1 1p will be S:45, after y will' sing bhortson, the 1 troduc Milan, the resented extended erous and ¢ gs heard bety hich Senora de un. Dr. William principal speaker, a4 by Franklin and at inderstood. ha he Other wdd Dr. selected Culbertson, tor | share time n-Am m 10:3 Astoria least by WRC Th feature from the with Wiz will transmitted New York city Local Radio Entertainment Thursday, Dec. 18, 1924. NAA—Naval Radi ports ke and 169 W, Poton phone Co. s, and it 3] tine tango, waltz dans Morning S pon can nt usic by drigue (Per: z. Fre (Sanchez streilita’ (AT (Mar f Latin Amer- iroli ano: (Sanchez de Fuentes) ican music odrigue Cul M dramati Linda na’t (Cuba) from th (Zalte-Ri troductory Ada Peruvi tra) arks nklin fean 1 1 recital by “hapina™ First £ T irin Pedroli de Rodrigue “Viv sin tus Fuentes) (Cuba) Feliz’ (Lerdo de and waltz 0:45 e Characteristi Meshita” (Gonz (honeymoon), ala), and “I zalez) (Guatemala) Song recital by . dramatic ctions ) poni—Violin recital by Danza, aceln ibia); “Ciclito Li v.m.—Da Jintly with stat Waldorfe Astoria tal nged talon (Gua King) ( droli d no odrizuez Ar w0 ce program hy stra, n Wiz, Hotel from New Never use an acid as flux in sol the acid will attack the the wire and in a short 1o sct will not function correctly. in RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. “Latin American Night” pro- gram, {eaturing the United States Army Band, WRC, Washington, 7:30 to 10:30 o’clock. Opcra in three acts, “Barber of Seville,” from Metropolitan Opera- House, WIP, Philadel- phia, 8 to 11 o'clock. Comedy, “Wedding Bells,” in three acts, by WGY Players, WGY, Schenectady, and WY, New York, 8:30 o'clock. Cancert by University of Pennsylvania *Band, WFI, Philadelphia, 9:30 o'clock. ‘A Night in Camp,” under auspices of the 14th Infantry National Guard, WNYC, New York, 9:40 to 10:40 o'clock. Musical program from Pic- cadilly studio, WGBS, New York, 11 to 1 o'clock. Dance program by Vincent Lopez and his Hotel Pennsyl- vania Orchestra, WEAF, New York, 11 to 12 o'clock. ™ comprising indig- South number noted Latin- addresses WRC this ev ‘nited States its director, in selections Amcrican Band | Rodrizuez, | Dal Verme of opera hen- final en $:15 and Rodrigue Cul- | W Adams, -American Union s sub- Rodri- well ETAm Orchestra hotel Station, Radio, Va. | Arsenio “Sentimental” | (Ralon), | Senora | dramatic | Gariclas” | and Luna Rey Maria (Ponce) (Calvo) | the broadeast | the | York | cop time | aTo 3:00--Musical prograr: by Shepard Colonfal Mu: our: popular concert by Agn “lul news by Mrx. Jum Program under auspices of Civic Piano selections . 4 8:30—Recital from Lyon & Healy Concert Hi Musical program Closing quotations, on hay Afternoon frolic™ from Hearst Squai Talk by Edward L. G Commission . B:45—Tne Nellie Suvage. 3:50—Weather for 3:35. vocal program . of fol- | 4:00—Musical program by Rudy & Fiction, hunior, verse and topic Market' reports ... Weather foreeast s Mary and Madeline Lecture recital on Biart, pianist 4:30—Musical program Ly & Hernhard Levitow's Hotel Commodore Artist recital from stugio . e Home-makers' Your; nfsical program 4:15 for 1:45 <tion period; educatio cessons in French: piano Magnzine Lo o Consider Orchestra weather aud Housebold I Elizabe Tangoland Hallroom Orchestra - 5:30—Tllino's Federation of Women's Clu Musical progeam, Farm and bome Police reports talks from in | 3:00-0 i reports; news bullet grand organ and trump 6 TO Oreh will || O:40: 6:00 m by WEAF 1. S Wiggin Ensem program: bedtin | rket quotations; | Cxchange quotations: m: | Children's o Loretta E. Brady chee Weather: Art ( rt on condition of New York Stat rics: talk on *Radio for the Lay Tom Cooper's Country Club Orchestra Dinner music by Hote! Ten Leila Troland Gardner, negro spiritual Skeezix time for children; stories ... Dinner dance music from Hotel West Dinner ¢ ¥ KDKA Little Symph ver Bellosue Stratford Hotel Dinner ert Mus un- 8:30- Davis’ mble . ren’s hour by Geld M t Catanese Lis Alamse Or 7 10 addresses: stories un Paralysis.”” by Dr. W. K. F Jim, the kiddies' pal: stories an Nanfa Claus from studio ...... ancial and final market repos ago Theater organ recital Lard Levitow's Hotel Ce & Brother Club program 4 Greater New York Foderation of Chur Tron & Heals organ al Tnele Wip's roll cull and birfhd Jesson Final Dar cram WLW N Chic I Feports; farim news bui Austin J. Wylie and it Entertainers . sports by “Jolly Bl fports by Thornton Fish with boys and giris Hotel Orc nd_produce m Cardim” address laby time: WLW i Uiicle Kuybee: featn vt Ense Rine m-by 1 Funk's Or. mezzo sopravo; ¥ program 3 Tnele ctions by Datid Herend Henderson's K « Moments wit # news and weather ‘for Wome o Sy Nt Lo Ly John B, 8 TO Alr (ollege bedtinie stories bs Va zz0-soprano; Wulter L Wall st Sandn t from topies at by Sealids an and farmer pro talk on **Christ s vt special u 0¥ Scout Tmdio Corps; Voice Quartet: others .. Neville ru in three Herald news bullets and musi 0 WG, “Dix" Blue Grass Jean Goldkette's Orchestra; vocal progra Teed talk: Nt. Paul Real Estate Board Coneert b 1721 Instrnmental Musical program: Children’s Tour view of Intest Europe Concert by KDKA Little Coneert by ‘art z A Rat stove lengue chat for bwse ball f Automoi Elliott Coules Si45 - Reeitatio v T 850 Voval and instrum $:55—Gramatan Quarte by o 1 9 TO Academy Orchestra; instr Tecitnl s vocal program K *edtima stories by U Musical program by Hohner Harmony 103th Engineers’ Dand of New Jdersey Musical program by Boston City Club Classical’ hour, voeal snd instrumentul “Twenty Miuutes of Good Readiog,” by Prerain ... Wostern Railwa: Jobn McCrind DRORLAID .. .ie e Concert by Art Hickman Yocal and fnstrumental program 9:10—Voeal and instrumental program —Musical program, vocal and instrumenta Concert by University of Pe by Frohsian rogram by dren’s prograin: stories and music Tsening Bulletin current news; Spear's hestra e Bart, astrologist I dinner of the N “Timely Topies Program by Mre. am s5 Commission prog Scoteh baliadis proet und o enio| e 10 TO 11 P.M. 10:00—Dance program by Ason Orchestra ... Austin Wylie and his dance orchestra H Dauce program by Jean Goldkette's Ore Oriole Orchestra; zolf lesson: v Tecture from University of Chicago .. anee orchestra % ATk Ity Seige Orvhiest Program by Markets, weather, ue Concort by lirookiyn AT Woblman and his Eirenbourg’s Sinfonians je by artists of Texas Christiai Instrumental trio s Talks on *“Art” and “'Care of the William D, Connolly, baritone solos e e aent of Now ¥ Dixon, prexident of New York Women's Club .. Tovw's vandeviille artists ~ Fairmout Hotel Orche ogram . r. aud Mrs. St fa0:s " Emerson’ r-| {0ty "Orchestra | 2 o Taiy 1 dio program . & Civil service talk; trio; Doherty Melody Cincinuati irer program .. nie's Inn with Leroy Smith's Orches usicl program Special song_recital Viocent Lopez und_his Organ recital by Theodore Irwin .. “Evening at Home' program?’ ghthawks | K Chapman’s Dance { Concert from Pittsburgh Post studio | Dick Long’s Nankin Cafe Orchestra | { 11:00—Piccadilly st Tince music by Harvey Marburger an Williams’ Skyiarks; artist program .. Regular program ... = 11:30—0rgan recital by Stephen X. Boisclair Dance program by Detroit News Orchesi Leo Wood's Entertainers: Bob Schaefer, 11:45—Organ recital Uy Dr. Charles Sheldon . 12:00—Ted Tewis and his Symphonic Clowns Instrumental and vocal program ... Orchestra_program: vocal program ... Program from Examiner studio . Orlole Orchestra in dance program: Murray Whiteman's Midnight Serenade 30—Lou Gold and his orchestra . 12 i5—Nighthawk Frolic; Plantation a2 1 TO :00—Sy1 Prior, piano-accordionist; others 100 Shax Bradeid's Versatile: Band . Tlance program by Kt. Francis Hotel Orc] 1:15—Carlisle Evans and his orchestra \ Caption With Paraffin. ‘When melting parafiin to waterproof cardboard tubes, keep fire away from the solution at all times. Do not let the melted paraffin boil over, as it may ignite instantly. There is no danger, however, if ordinary precautions and common’ sense are used. Ladies' hour program; music and lecture program by Detroit News Orchest 5" Ntate Theater. st and murket reports . 1 by Adelaide Apfel. WLW Cine iarketrepor vocal and instrumental atal Quartet... W i and his Clab Madrid Oreh 1 program by Tee ReiSmun’s ‘Hot edai Tady . sore Orche "Rty dunecing stories hastr talks wl hits nuders Rrother: stories . mphony Orchestra estra Torton City Club program: Nkinner orgun recita I and instrumental dance orchestra . dio Entertainment SRy LA Long Range Ra 'THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1924. The Programs of the Following Distant Stations Are Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time 4PN Orchestra. 3 Boston Kausas City Detroit inneapolis \ladefphia w WHI WWJ ies Fryberger. WOCO en Fry WIP Mabel Ewer. WFI Philudelphis ...l WGBS New York [ILLWOC Davenport wark deiphia eiphia - 0 ot Chicago los Angeles A Pittsburgh re studio. .. 3 b e from Better Business WNAC Boston JWNAC Boston w Newark IWWJ Detrolt 4 T05 PM. iger's Orchestra ... I entertainment KPO ~ San Francisco WGN Chicago WLW Ciocinoati CRAC Montreal . WEAF New York Wiz _ X I WDAR Philadeiphia CWLS Chicago Orchest and taiks 5 TO 6 P.M. Pierce School WDAR Philadelphia nati WCCO Minocapolis WHAS Louisville WMAQ Chicago WHN ork. WMAQ Chicago KHJ Los Angeles WJZ New York W00 Philudelphia e Thte pets 7 PM : I Boston LIWTAM Cleveland ¥ New York Springtield Atlanta Kehenectudy Chicago ble W me stories ... WSB ews bulleting WG Y urket Feports’ WGN nelo ... WGBS New York tra W Philadelphia highw hestra. ... henectady BS New York Chicago inster WNAC Boston oy Orchestra KDKA Pittsburgh 1 orc 1" Philudeiphia : E Pittsburgh 1" Lenox 8 < Springfield : Minneapo Chestra 8 PM i readings a music. DWLW TRYW LLWMAQ ‘W z CW fes Services Wi s Wi Clncinnati Chicago « e New York Chicago Philadelphia Chicago JZ New York KGO Oakland. Cal, WKAQ San Ju WNYC v CWHN woit WNYC New Yor AR Philadelphia B i e his orchestra Orchestra LS * Steinke. . WHAR A WIS - Chicago AL Pitishirgn N7 Cuicago WIY Ny Yok <l WEAR WEEL wMau KY W SIWEAP New York WNYC New York New York Bosi. Tt Kennedy 9 P.M. lecture Wiz, 1 McLaughiin WOO Leury, bari- .. WEAP o New ¥ s i otk LLWeBs CWHAR tlantic City LIEDKA = tsburgh Ausiral gl ludelphia ston Philadelphia Los Angeles Forti’d, Or. SWEBIL Chicago - WHAA Iowa City . WGY Schenectad TWGY ing Terters talks... am program . Trio . ? Minneapolis Philadelph WREO Lansing KPO' ¥an Francisco ler. . WGBS New York EDKA WeA WNY( WEAL WAYC BOEERAE T ver § Pittsburgn Fittaturg) New York New York DhiTuderoh "hiludelph| IWNYC New Yore 10 P, nental solo 5. WHR X 3 e WMH s ity Ciucinnati SWMC Memphis SLIWEAR New' York SWGBS New York CWNAG Hoston SWGN' Chicago <KYW Chica IYWMAQ Ghicagg -WEB Atlanta . KHJ Los q“‘r(;( ... WCBD Zlon,‘gfifh. school - WBER Rossy'e, . IKYW l'hk.l'x;‘:\ 2 CiWFL Philadelphia oty 11110 WEAA ailas KFEX Hastings Los Angeles SWHN New Y WGBS New Yorts I WEAF New York WNYC New York ow Aempnis ew York WGBS New York SEPY= 5 Tog ngeies SWIY New York program . Rer. C. ! i Tiance OF - WMH_ Cinclunat{ TWIAK Ciacenng -::::!'fil" Detroj Rt S LWMAQ Chicago 1 Los” Angeles find_police reports. b Madrid Orchestra Lo Angeles Los Angelcs CIWHN New Yo el . -... WGBS New York N M. TO 12 MIDNIGET. ooeoe. WOBS New York <+« WLW Cincinnati “WBAL Cincinnati New York Low Angolen <KFPO Ban Francisco Boys tra o Pitteburgh Minneapolis Philadelphia ag0 San Francisco enectad Detrojt New York Atianta ir songs 12 MIDNIGHT TO 1 A.M, : - WHN Lieeteei ccKPO - W00 New York San Francisco Davenport Angeles Adolphus Hotel Orchestra, dance program rs 2 AN Tos Angeles - San Francisco Oukland, Cal. Davenport 423 812 hestra ..... KGO 00 484 ot it i i ot S A N SRS S B bl o b ot LA e D WL B Battery Voltage. The B battery voltage depends upon the type of amplifier tubes used. Some tubes work more satisfactorily as am- plifiers with 45 volts than with 67 volts. The fact that a set works best with lower plate voltage does not indicate anything is wrong with the set. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18 INUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY Radio Editor: Could you help me out on a sta- tion operated by the Grand Raplds Radio Company, Grand Raplds, Mich.? It transmits on approximately 235 meters. Also what is the Cuban sta- tion which operates or: a wave band just below that of WMH?—W. R. B. WEBK, Grand Rapids, Mich., is op- erated by the Grand Raplds Radio Company. Its wave band is 261 meters. WMH's wave band is 309 meters. The Cuban stations with a wave band slightly under that of WMIH are 2BY fn Havana and 6BY in Clenfuegos, both of which transmit on 500 meters. Station SR In Ella operates on & wave band of 309 meters—the same as WMH. How to Bulld Heflex DX Set—Part IV. the next step in the construction o the receiver s the layout of th panel and the drilling of the hole: The panel layout for the receive showing the exact layout of hole: diagram below. n Eficient Two-Tube After all the parts are obtained for mounting the parts on the panel. and the outlines of the parts which fit in each position is shown in the It is possible to give a full-sized BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA, Noted Authority on Radio, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction Prohibited. hole with it will be a simple matter to redrill it with a larger drill. the hole possible the error. Holes 1 should All the drilled wi larger siz large dril Holes 2 f e s r s 192%. HEARD IN SOUTH AFRICA. Radgio Signals From KDEKA. Radio signals transmitted KDKA have been received times recently in what, to be the most southern place South Africa so far recorded. long-distance reception has been ported by Clifford C. JL manager Whii South Coment Co, Whites Station, I State, South Africa, a distance the wrong drill by mistake If you drill too large It Is almost im- in many cases to remedy 2, 8, 9, 24A, 24B and 24C drilled with a No. 2§ drill. rest of the holes can be th a No. 18 drill. Later the es can be redrilled with the 1s. E, 4, 6A, 5C, 6B, 7A and 7C third of from the station. the Pittsburgh Wax to Repair 61& Panels, edling W will restore an Radio Editor: I again picked up KGO, Oakland, Calif., at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday morn- ing on my one-tube set, while WSAI, Cincinnati, on the same wave band, was going full blast. T tuned out WSAT and tuned in KGO at will, with the vernier plate of my condenser, to hear the announcer say, “This is Pa- cific Coast Statlon KGO.” He then announced the numbers played by the orchestra. The secret of my suocess seems to be in the antenna. It is 18 feet long being composed of six pieces of seven-strand copper wire, a total of e same eolor us the parel. | heat the wax over i?l filled. fine sandpaper, rubbing in one dire tion only. The finished product. ’ Large Knobs Most Satisfactory. Three-inch 42 strands. The ordinary lead-in wire is used, it being 45 feet long. +C | Bven a three-and-one-half-inch Radio experts claim that, while a longer aerial picks up more signals, it also picks up more interference and is less selective than the shorter one. More regeneration or tickeler coil can be used on the shorter aerlal, making up for the loss in I's strength, The advantage of the shorter one is readily seen after having had my experience with KGO and WSAL The above applies to_outdoor aerluls. I also picked up a talk on radio |storage batteries given Ly station 6XCC, which signed off at 3:08 a.m., Eastern standard time. Could you tell me the location of this station in addition to WPG and 9CN, I cated somewhere in the province of New Brunswick, Canada’—ADOLPH BOND. WPG {s a new station in Atlantic City, N. J. Its slogan is “World's | Great Playground,” the first letters of each word forming the call. The New Brunswick station is located in Mcncton. its regular call letters are CNRA. The test call 9CN. The call letters §XCC have been signed to any v States. Radio Fq The station Mr. sign off Sunday o'clock was not WHAA, Towa minutes later distinctly on D. G panel drilling template in the news plete directions for each hple, o that you will no trouble in drilling the holes their proper position. hav 1t that these holes on be used only If the same instrument I used are employed in the construc tion of the recciver. If other the same center or shaft hole can be employed, but the other holes musg be changed to correspond to those of your own [nstruments Where only one hole is used mount an instrument, that hole designated by the number of the board layout given' earlier in series. is used the T hole then being designated by letter subdivision. Hole Drilled From Hear. not e station in the { panel, all holes being located drilled from the rear so to serve a fine unmarred finish on the front of the panel. The first measure distance from edge econd measurement LM, | Hole Tiole Holn Holw Hol Hole Hol Hol Tiola tor: J. Holden evening at Forth Worth, City, Iowa. A heard Forth W loud spes heard 6:11 hut nt given is the few KL, while the X ls that from the 1w A a0 5% and 4 and nd 21, TA- S and 4 SB-—T1, and 3% 5C—8y, and 4 6 ‘and 3%, 8% and 913 and 21 R, ana 2 51 and 2l w and 4% 1115 and 3% 108, and_4 10 and 5% 104, an 131, “and 4% 131 and 3% 13" and 3. Spotting the Holes. These holes should be located or spotted at the points mentioned with a centerpunch in preparation to drilling them with the proper sized drill Before drilling a hole be sure that you have the right hole and have rot inistaken it for another. It is Coils should be wound with double | always safe policy to drill the small- cotton-covered wire est hole first, so that if you drill a adio Editor: I have a five-tube set and am using a large storage battery and five volt B batteries and tune in with-| out a squeal or a Whistle. Why can't other people do 1d help eliminate of the disturbance? Monday tuned in on KOA, WEY WREO, CNRT, | KFKX, WOS, Woear WS good results over the 1 that ever in the the progran The new KOA, Denver in fine, through the ances. The addresses were fine. especially t | Stapleton of Denver. | 1 believe as soon as every person | who owne a radio set learns how to {tuno in properly, there will be little disturbance and better reception re- | sults. The signals also will come in | 1ouder and plainer.—W. F. ga—3s, an a 443 sor night KDKA WATIC received speaker T W d could he 1 came boring disturh- ally Mayor espe e one of Without Accessories A Marvel For Performance Type T—the first three-tube Neutrodyne and the first Neutrodyne to be operated on dry-cell tubes—is a marvel for performance. It gives extraordinary range, and it has the beautiful, clear tone for which all Ware sets are famous. The price of Type T is moderate. It is simple and economioal to operate, and is altogether an 1deal set for the home. We want you to see and hear this receiver. WWhen you do we know you'll be as enthusiastio about it as those who now have the Type T in their homes. Type T has beautiful makogany cabinet with dry-cell batteries concealed in the back. It t» a three-tube Neutrodyne with cne tube reflexed on mew principle developed by Ware—the equivalent of a four-tuhe circuit. Opcrates loud speaker clearly and distinctly. 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Schwartz & Son “If i’s good in radio, Schwartz’s have it" 708 7th St. and 3123 M St. paper columns, so I am giving com- measuring off It must be understood, of course, the panel can in- struments of good quality are used mounting to part, as shown in the panel and M{T- e Where more than one hole number designates the part or instrument, while a separate letter is assigned to each hole, the a combination of the part number and The layout shows the rear of the i and pre- drill Hole 10 7-16-inch 1| oles e front of of the with the the can be mo e | same pos out. PERRIE! ber 17.— talks are tions whic house,” Jjuzz-less secured fo Miss MM has conse taiks on - {29, when west Mich A sharp fers o go | radiated f: resistance should be terminal without bending, Where it is necessary to I at right an or some ot | a large on | To from keep mov sgrap! t the the not slip. be obtaine. should be redrilled and 7B should be countersunk on the flathead rhe exact location of the parts on panel PLANS BIRD TALKS. Ornithologist to Broadcast Series| ginning Monday Avoiding Sharp Wire Points. Prevention cdge pencil ineedle and then on the dial. «nd good vernier contro ,&_l!f(.,, is better than the smaller size. small dials arc used, however, | principal tuning control ought have a large dial and knob. justment is impossible with | knob. | with a should be redrilled with a arill | 3A, 3C, GB, 5D, bE, 7B, 7D to fit the heads screws furnished instruments. Build Simple Set First. the panel They the lay- is not importa punted in approxin itions shown in a_simple, When the get the instruments do wh | turned. one or fous two units tube atel are the put the Shielding Vital to Set. Shielding is necessary in a heterodyne hetween the various of amplification. Sheet copper, brass or aluminum should I on a shield for best results. of Lectures. SPRINGS, Micl., ture, travel and health only a few of the Innova- ch KFGZ, “the Radio Light- stherwise known as ‘“the broadeasting statlon.”” has or its Winter listeners. ary Lamson, ornitholosist, nted to deliver a serles of Lirds and their habits, he- evening, December will ‘be “South- Birds.” N Decem- Varicoupler Substitute. A celluloid knitting needle makes efficient variocoupler or shaft be desired. bent in any shap The steel girder or frame of lding makes a good ground. her subject igan's Winter bend In a wire not only of- od point for energy to rom, but it also changes th of the _wire. All wir Jed directly to the proper if possible. nd a wire ose pliers the curve Speakers and parts. ngles, use round- her 100l to make Crosley Pathe = > of Slipping. rubber-tipped penc ing from the dial, drive h needle through thc the dia he can be forced ey Music Master Atlas Pathe Console panel rubber on th It can- will | i d. Westinghouse “A and B” i m it TG 1l 1y 1 I QAT T T R ' T e i i 11 It [Tt [ [T i 1019 17th St. N.W. Let the Telephone Clear Off Your Desk A few minutes’ conversation by tele- points will clear up mat- ters as satisfactorily as a week’s correspondence. Rates to out-of-town points erate. Here is a partial list of places with the stationto-station rates which apply- phone to out-of-town Annapolis, Md. ...... Baltimore, Md. vewcccwes Charlottesville, Va. ..... Frederick, Md. .wecccce- Hagerstown, Md. ....... Leesburg, Va. ..... New York, N. Y. cceccoe Norfolk, Va. .ccccococee Philadelphia, Pa. ...ccc.n Richmond, Va. ccececces ovee The ‘Distance Every Bell System telephone is a long distance station. Don’t wait for an an- swer—telephone. from | several is believed in This Brazier, African | Free of 300 ‘miles by alr line, or about one- carth's ' circumfercnce, broadcasting ola nel that has been bored with many Obtain some sealing wax tho Then lay and the holes to be When each hole has been fill- ed to the top with the wax go over the entire surface of the panel with product will not show the covered holes and will closely resemble the factory-grained dials are about as small |as will afford suitable grip for oper- ating, and four-inch dials are better. dial 1 the to Fine ad- a tiny When building a radio set, start with receiver, to- r it will be the first lesson fn what knobs are uper- stages sheet used an variometer If heated in boiling water it can Use the Keene line of high grade Radio Sets, Loud We feature. SETS LOUD SPEAKERS Eveready Batteries—W estinghouse Rectigons and E. R. KEENE, Inc. Wholesale Distributor Operator will be glad to furnish you with the charges for calls to any points not listed above. -|EAR TEST FOR FANS Received There TO BE WRC FEATURE Composer Will Play Bird Calls on Piano for Contest Among Listeners. for radio fans” wil n WRC early in Ja prominent Washingtc nd organist, R. Dean Shure, director of church mus the Mount Vernon Place Method Episcopal Chureh South. The test is expected to develop |after this fashion: Mr. Shure or the announcer will read a description of certain bird calls, which will then I reproduced on the piano. After fully implanting the call in the of the listener, Mr. Shure will one of his own compositions, i the call s woven in .rious ways. The fan is invited to deter- | mine the number of times it actual occurs. A musically accurate should be able to this the time if one listens attentively ever, u number of such be played after first givi ticular call used. These bird calls but are actual calls, nota; Dr. Schuyler Mathews, one of A fca’s most famous authorities on th subject. A unique and much-to-t cherished award, which will be ar nounced next weck, is to be given t listener making the most urat guess. | SEES L0 Taschereau the composer Dlay which A How g the par are not imagina SS TO CANADA. Opposes of Export Electric Power to United States. MONTREAL, December Taschereaw of Quebec, in an addre { Monday night, said that uld 1 nada to export electri United States quite possible,” premic t for perhaps ars w ve a surplus of power that v can export, but what 50 vears in the life of a nation deetc to furnish power to mils |and tramways of the United States will mean that such exportatio 10t be stopped But if 15.—Pren in o the ca policy we will compel th to come to us and build within our provinces,” he we develop these great sources we should have Yture for our provinces our prese America their m added. * natural a great | | | | Murdock Neutrodyne Garod Frost Davis Reflectone storage batteries. ipE——alal——m—la|———=|n|—— 11 | e s g iy L] i il i e IR e e T i A are mod- -.$0.25 .30 - e 30 .. 135 1. .85 .70 . ceve Lt [T ity o i tpaerrery I i it