Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1925, Page 20

WCAP SCHEDULES BIG MUSIC NIGHT Army Band Concert Features Long Range Radio Entertainmentjl WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1925. The Programs of the Following Distant Sta Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time 3 TO &P |GOODYEARS OBTA CLEVELAND STATION WIAX, Operated by Union Brothers Located By Radio and Told Of Parents’ Deaths KANSAS CITY, Mo, Summoned by a message radiocast from Fort Worth, Tex, R. C. and J. R. C. Moseley of Shreveport, La., were en route back home because of the death of their parents in a grade-cross- ing mccident at Weatherford, Tex. January JANUARY 7, 1925. FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAy | |RADIO SALES IN CANADA : | AIDED BY U. 5. PROGRAMS BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA, PR Noted Authority on Radio. | Rétail Trade Reaches New High | \Mark at Christmas, Re- port Says. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction Prohibited. How to Bulld 8 Power Amplifier Unit. Part 11L | “The following is a complete list of the | parts necessary to construct the unit. hieavy drain, and, secondly, becawse the constants of the transformers s ot degligned for use with the small tabe: The uce of high B-battery voltag also necessary for radio retailers broke ali sales of radlo sets and during the Christmar 1924, Assistant Trade Canadian | records for | accessories i$ | business of 8:00—Dance program by Shepard Colonial Orchéstra Talks; mugical programi, vocal and inattumens Worran's hour: talks: muscal program: solo. MusicAl program by Detiblt News Orehestra Kicad ng of Seriptures from studio Market reporis; voeal aud inatrumen'al prograni...WFI I ladeiphia Haitiy and Ecolt. i3 a popular program . Newark Artist recital, vocal aad instrumental ... . Philadelphia incldental music from Leew's State Theater Boston 8:30—fiecital from Lyon & Healy Concért Hall.. Closing stock and mafket quotations Kenneth K comedy i eal 1o All that will be heceseary to make sure good 1 you have all the parts necessary to con- struct and operate the unit in connec- tion with your receiver is to present tie list to your radio dealer and hardware store and you can then be assured that you have all the material necessary for the purpose. One panel 7 by 12 by 3-16 { One wood bascboard 7% inch thick, | ] 11 inches long and 6% Inches wide. The | width of the baseboard will depend | largely on the depth of your cabinet and | g j shguld be made to suit the cabinet Program of Continuous Broadcast- me cabinet for 7 by 12 inch panel | ing Planned by KSD Station. Two 10-0hm rheostats. One A battery k:fl(j Swici A program of 18 hours of continu Oue single circuit jac ous broadcasting is being arrangec he op Two sockets for UV-201A tube. [ for next Tuesday by KSD: St Louts, | S eHimehte a T ot safiunes it One pair push-pull transformers. In an effort to reach stations in all|he has located a distant station in Two 413-volt C batteries. | parts of the world. The program is|the United States. One binding post panel gcheduled to begin at 4 o'clock Tues- | Although they are only a relatively day afternoon and continue without|short distance, -Mr. Donnelly sald, it 3-18 inch. Five binding posts, two without mark- | interruption until 10 o'clock Wednes- | is possible only on rare occasions to day morning. | tune in on Toronto from Ottawa. at ings for use as input terminals: the others marked one of each as foliows: | One of two periods of broadcasting | tributing this largely to atmospheric will be remote control work. The|conditions. A battery negative, A battery positive, greater part, however, -will take D amp. positive. | place in KSD's studio. Is Your RADIO Out of Order? Two brass angle brackets made of | Phone Main 6829 1-16 finch this brass, ineh wide to 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. LWNAC Boston WGBS New York IWCCO Minneapulls WWJI Detrolt CKPO Ban Francisco “SuNs, Program That Has But One Speevh “If there is any one listéening in Kansas City, please notify the Union Station officials and the chief of po- lice to search for R. C. and J. R. C. Moseley, brothers, at the union sta- tion; their parents have been killed !in a motor car aceident,” sald the announcer at WBAP, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram station, The Unlon Station telephone switch- board immediately was flooded with calls from persons who had heard the appeéal All trains were paged, and the Moseley brothers were found just be- fore time for departure of the train on which they were to have gone to Chicago en route to Grand Raplds, main practically the same, and WEAR |Mich., to select stock for thelr furni- will continue to divide time with sta- | ture store. tion WTAM [The tranemitter, studio - | and towers will remain in their pres- ent location. and the change from WJAX to WEAR will be accomplished RADIO QUERIES | Radio Editor Sunday, at 1:10 am., I heard an an- without any break in program | nouncement from station 1XAL, Mat- Through WEAR the Union Trust Co. will continue to broadcast twice | tapoisett, Mass, broadcasting to_ a person in E on about 1,500 daily market and produce quotations, weather reports, financial news and the like for the benefit of out-of- angland town bankers, farmers and business | watts and a 34b-meter wave. Is 1XAL the call for WBBG when test- ing? Is there a station in Ilinois men. This broadcasting will, how- with a call of four letters, the first of | ever, be considerably condensed and will be done daily, except Saturday which are WWA?—MARVIN BAS- coM afternoon, between the hours of 11:30 Al-| IXAL is the experimental call of | and 12 a.m. and 3:30 and 4 p.m. “In selling our station,” said lard Smith, vice president of the | WBBG. WWAE in Joliet probably Union Trust Co., “we feel that we are |is the station in liinois you refér to. stapping out of a field which has de- veloped far beyond the prevince of a bank r]'"“umm!s*mnnr Donrnelly reportéd to the | he Department of Commercé today Trust Company, Will Be-' come WEAR January 15. otherwise tie current delivered in plate circuit will not be sufficient. to pro- | gro, " Ottawa ;lltu?‘::hrl;q:;ue;]r\nlu:n: Best resuits | A Donnelly said the availability VR & 5i5e it I"l‘)'d“lfx:;'"'“"‘[“""" of the leading broaucasting stations ATl aty bwihoh 15 & st TR iu_the United States and the prin clpal stations in Canada afford | Canadian radio enthusfasts great scope for broadcast receiving. The rapid advancement of the sciencs in the United States, he amplified, is largely responsible for thé growing {interest in radio in Canada, adding | that although thé broadcasting sta- | tions in Canada are modern in every respect and have interesting pro grams, the number is Hm\lel‘ Con- 8:15 \n elaborate musical program. broken only by one speech. is sched- nled tonight by WCAP. Starting at| o'clock with a concert by the ted States Army Baund, conducted ¥ William J. Stannard, the station | will broadeast continuously until | midnight, closing with two hours of dance music by the Irving Boernstein la Java Cafe Orchestra Other musical features include pop- ular selections by the Mohawk Quar- tet, = concert by the Irving Boe stein Wardman Park Hotel St Quartet, under the direction of Baer, and a recital by Anthony 1li, cello soloist, accompanied at the | by Franklin Jackson. The! Quartet, composed of Earl nk A first tenor second tenor: Raymond Tow- itone, and Clarence Johnson will give its program from 8:40 to 2:15 o'clock Concert to Last Band conc ations Special Dispateh to The Star, CLEVELAND, Ohio, January WJAX, Cleveland's ploneer broadcast- ing station, owned and nperated by {the Union Trust Co. for the last two and one-half years, has been sold to the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co, of Akron, The call letters of the station will be changed from WJAX to WEAR. The wave length and hours of eve- ning broadcasting will, however, re- ago Pittaburgh Gt Newark Los Augeles Rochester Minuieapotis Boston New York New York 8 HOURS IN RADIO TEST . violinist: R Peeps at Celebrities . classical planist 8:30—Harrett Deilma . 4705 P 4:00—Yocal and instrimental program Rudy Seiger's Fairmont Hotel Orchosita Alex Jackwon's Ten Broadcastérs ..... Fiction, humor, verse and topical ente Miriam Hoffman. viol'n selections . Weather forecasi and marks ~Clarence Willlama' Eadio Trio -Musical program by Detrot Sympiiony S Mabel Dunning, soprano solos —Hotel Relmont tea music Mus'cal program by Star Artist pacital, vocsl and (natrimenia etropolis Trie: ‘‘Poems for Young and 014" —Tollce reports: grand organ and trumpets am by Windsor Hotel Orchestra. . 5 TO 6 P.M. New York &an Francisco Chicago ¢ o Sowfors fontreal New York Detiojt New York New Yark Kansas City Philndelphia New York Phiiadeiphia Montreal reports by 1% by Taike' b L WO givebiol LCKAC bass, WIS New York WLW wico WHAM WFRH WHAS waAQ musical progra 2 Transtiguration of PFhilury’ length of each leg, 1 inch. One No. 28 hole drilled 5 inch from bend on one | leg ; the other No. 28 hole drilled % inch from bend on the other leg. Round Wire Used. Five lengtha round bus-bar wire Three dozen plain soldering lugs for instrument terminals. Seven 1-inch No. 6 round-head brass wood screws for fastening panel and eockets to bassboard Ten %-inch No. 6 round-head brass wood screws for fastening transformers and binding post panel to baseboard. Two % by 6-32 screws for binding post panel assembly. Five 6-32 hexagon brass nuts for use as locknuts for the binding posts. Forty-five-volt B battery unite to bring the total voltage of the B battery | block to 135 volts. Two UV-201A tubes. Five feet insulated wire for battery connections. Best Materials Important. In constructing thia unit it is very im- pertant that oniy the very best ma- terial available be used. The results ob- tained with poor apparatus are not worth even the small cost of the parts used. The input and output transformers the heart and soul of the unit, and the results obtained from the unit are in direct ratio to the quality of these in- struments, Results after a fashion can be ob- tained with the small UV-199 tubes, but these are not recommended: firet, be- cause they are not built for this type of service, which requires greater sturdi- ness and the ability to stand up under Hour. ort w WEAF Use No Paint in Radio Receiver. Paint should not be used in a radio receiver. It will cause leakage. If | the instruments are mounted upon wooden baseboard. the wood should De left dry. <n the coils and con densers no liquid of any kind should | be used to improve their appearance. | 9 g Organ recital . ast Yocal program by Ma WJIAR will it jeintly with W The nd of a series of talks by Howard of the Better Business Washington, on _‘‘Phantom will follow. Then will program by the Mohawk followed by the Boernstein Quartet, Mr. Finelli and the Java Dance Orchestra WRC has scheduled a varied pro- this afternoon. featuring tea by the Willard Hotel Meyer | o and another of the series talks by Mrs. Amoa A. Fries on tibnal heroes. “Israel Putnam” 11 be the subject of her talk this fternoon. Among the other attrac- tions are a piano recital by FEleanor Glynn, a beauty chat by Elizabeth Arden, the children’s period by Peggy Albion and the “question box,” which is being resumed after an absence of more than seven months on WRC's programs and hroadeast rogram by the Mclean School Farm and home repofts: news builetins . Amphians of the Cab'ria Cafe . e Musical program, vocal and instromental 8 TO 7 P.M. 6:00—Produce and stock market quotatioan; news Teo Reisman's Hotel Lenox Ensemble Tedtime stotiea by Uncle Geebee 2 Dprogram from Majestic Theater program: speakers ATt Coogan and his orchestrs dkette's Concert Orchesira Dinner music from Hotel Waldor iicago Stock Exclange quotations dren’s Lour; storles and mus! Dinner concert by Gregorio Sealzo's Orchesira Dinner music by Harry Cox's Orchestra 6:25—Barnyard imitations by Pearl Smith ..... 6:30—Mischa Tor and his Russian Inn Orchesira . Dinner dance music from Checker Inn Skeerix time for children: stories; music inner concert 2 Big Brother Club program Vineent Catanese and his orchestra Chfldren’s program . Adventure stors from Youth's Companien Agriculture, live stock and produce markets Markets, weather and road reports ....... 7708 P stories sec 5:30— San Francisco 1 Tos Angeles 1. Cool yeau of Yortunes,” come the 1artet ring Schenectady Springtield New York Chieazo Oakiand, Cal. Philadelphia Detroit New York Chicago Boston Plitsburgh Newark Radio Editor: 1 would like to know what station | was broadcasting Hawaiian gultar mugic about 1 o'elock Monday morn- [ing about a 342-meter wave length. | What station In New York uses the | call letters 2XH?—J. McGANN, Outxide of Scope. “We established our station pri- marily as a means of providing a financiad and business service to out- | 4 axc of-town fariners, merchants, bankers | The experimental call letters 2XH an other business men—men who |3re used by g M g g could use this serv in a strictly | X e L i cagting bore much the same relation- | POratio; L o = department, our investment service|Radio Editor department or any her strictl I read In your radio query service department the institu-|oitn great interest of the tlon. Then came the public demand |{hay I 8. Howsll picked up on for evening cntertainment programs. ||y three-tube set. I would like 10 Throughout the past two vears the |,k what make of a recelver or what Union Trust, with the co-operation |pook_up he s using: also his address. of the Cleveland News, has endeav- |1 gam glso interested in the style of ored to fill this demand, although il erial he mentioned In his letter to was conslderably outside the usual| oy under date of December 81. I scope of activity of a flnancial insti- |y ysing a thres-tube set also. Your tution. ! column g very interestin, “This last year has seen a trtmend- | o'y’ cooq work.—0, H. ous development of radio as a com-|ggg pPennsylvania avenue souheast. 504 | mercial business. In fact. it seems | 'Yt e Towell sees your 1etier he ‘“:1"'!“‘3’ probable that within a few | ;" communicate With you. The \ | years, following the example of cer- | uqig editor has mislead his address. g | tain New York stations, a broadcast- o4 | ing station may be in and of itself | Radio Bditor 394 | just as much a commercial institution | 1 would like Adoiph Bond, who gave 4s a newspaper or a magazine | &an account of his success with a one- “It i{s not the function of a bank to | tube set in your column on December operate a commerclal broadcasting | 18 to communicate with me by mail.— business, and we are very glad to step | MERWIN BASCOM, North Braddock. out and turn over that end of radio | Alexandria, Va. ! 321 | broadcasting, as far as this station is | 204 | concerned, to the Goodyear company. 333 | We have retained, however, enough il broadcasting time during the day to|tuneéd in a station that was broad- | continue our original financial radio | casting Wendell Hall, singing “It WMAQ 304 | service—that s, the furnishing of [Ain’t Goin’ to Rain No Mo’ " on about S ancisce | market quotations and financial news. | 320 meters. At about 2:15 a'clock the TWO00 T Phiadelnhia | The Goodyear Tire and Rubber | station signed off by making refer- IWRAR Ko torn planning to extend the broadcasting | ence to its increased power, and men- W Chicago considerably beyond that |tioning the cities of Ottawa, Mon- TS ‘;fi'r-'n:;:u, WJAX. Every effort will be made | treal and Toronto. 1 wonder if you o obtaiu the very finest musical talent | can give me any Information as to| r WEAR. J. M. Thornburn, WJAX | the station I heard? I am sure the | |engineer, will remain as engineer of |call began with the letter K. {WEAR. WJAX will become WEAR| For the benefit of J. A. R. let me | January 15, and the event will be her- | say that I heard the New Year | alded to radio fans by an exception- | greeting fro WGY at 12 midnight; ally fine program, which will constitute | WEBH at 1 a.m., KOA at 2 a.m. and {the farewell program of WJAX and|KPO at 3 am.—P. M. A. M | also the opening program of WEAR.! Have nq record of Wendell Hall's 1 UtUil then the Unfon Trust broadcast- | broadcast of last Saturday morning. ! ing will continue as usual. | Perbaps some of the fans can help you KEYSTONE | HADIO LICHTRING ARRESTERS ores masimomrecep: ypr, approved Never neglect lame muscles usie Davis T of 6:15 Pittsburgh Boston New York Minneanol‘s Seheneciadr Aelplita ’ column < stations Musical program; addresses Stock market reports . News, Unele Wip's bedtime stors and roll ¢ Sport: talk 5 - Harry Richman and mum\nm "Eddie Elkioy And DS OFCREStrA ................. : Srecial musieal program Tncle Karbee; speclal featiire program’ Lron & Healy organ recital from concrt hall. Norman Asthony and George Mitehell, wit homer . United Synagogue of America services St. Francis Coneert Orchestra .. Markets: bedtime stories: eiril service (aik’ Rérnharc Levitow's Hotel Commodore Orchestra Dinner honr concers by Cincinnati Post Musie by, Eastman Theater Orchestra Chicago Theater organ recital usical program by Detroit News Orchesica . Tinal market reports: farm news bulletins .. Diuner concert b¢ fran Francisei's Orchesira Musical concert: Municipal Band of San Juan . Stockman market,reports ... ¢ —At the theaters with A. 8. Wood, Fducational course in French lessons Children’s period 4 Police reports: Harrr Caffrer, ienor Concert by United States Band Organ recital: Iullaby _time: farm program phony orchestra: Ford and Glenn time Dream Daddy. with bovs and girls: stories Stor'es for children by Georgene 'Faulkner Rudy Seizer's Fairmont Hotel Orchestra Tudith Roth. soprano: Peter de Rose, pian Dinner musfe by Ho'el Adelphia Orchiestra Concert by United States Army Band ...... Drake Concert Ensemble: Blackstone Quintet “Spring Styles”: Pauline_Cocquelet. pianist Summary of markets by Henry Bellows ... Half-hour talk for bavs and girls by Uncie I Chgtean Laurier Hotel Orchestra ... T:33—Childrdi's bedtime ory by Uncle Bab . TiAT—Sporting news and weather forectst . alk; vocal program danéy and Magee. ba Abergi's Concert Emsemble; finaneial and fnal market ve)wr];l 3 Local Radm Entertainment Wednesday, January- 7, 1925. é:fl: Try this never-failing treatment Going around half-crippled by start the blood circulating swiftly lame muscles is needless — when through the stiff, painful muscles, it’s so easy to get limbered up and thisincreased supply of fresh, vith this world-famous lini- pure blood washes out lntmm ment. poisons and rebuilds broken-down Pat ongentlyalittle Sloan’s. It {issue. Marvellously—your lame- needs no rubbing. The liniment Ness is gone. itself does the whole job. In it Millions know and use Sloan’s. are stimulating ingredients that All druggists have it—35 cents. 9 Fo_ o kills Sloan's Liniment "y NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va, (435 Meters). 15 pan.—Weather Bureau reports. 5 p.m.—Civil Service Commission on “Opportunities for Employ- in the United States Civil Serv- Oakland. Cal Springfield New York Cincinnati Rocnester Chicago = SWI7, - WLW. < WHAM WMAQ wWWJ WIS S WIAY talk joe 0:05 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. | <o ‘| Cleveland San Joan taburgh Springfield Snringfield tsburgh WRC—Radio Corporation of America (469 Meters). National Heroes' “Israel Putnam,” by Mrs. Amos Z ics, under the auspices of the ghters of the American Revolu- tion 3| 8 | 4 pm— Series: a Radio Editor- Providence Saturday morning, at 2 o'clock, I - wLs 1 WDAR 10 p.m.—Piano recital by Eleanor | Glynn. 4:20 p.m.—"Health and Beauty,” by abeth Arden. 4:30 p.m.—Tea music by the New Willard Meyer Davis Trlo, broadcast from the palm room of the New Wil- lard Hotel. 6 p.m.—Children's Hour, by Peggy Albion. ! 6:15 p.m—"The Question Box,” b the assistant editor of the Pathfinder. El ..CXRO CEYW L WOC CWHN WNTC IRSD Ottawa Chi Davennort New York New York St. Louis Follow the Crowd to the National Food Show and Household Exposition In Convention Hall, 5th and L Sts. N.W. and then follow them to the Sh d Sredde EXHIBIT Seetheinterest- ing education- al process of how the cooked whole wheat is spun into delicate, porous filaments which are after- wards formed into biscuits or little loaves and then baked in coal ovens. violin welections % 8709 .M. Gednes wnd Mages, banjolats. WXYC CWhN WEET CRYW I woc weco WDAR WA Wiz ‘KOA W BR ROW JIWoR WFRH WHY [ KDKA LWon woc Wiz, CKDKA IWHN §:00—Harry Caffrey.. tenor: at Luzenberg's coliege period ... Concert program . e Dinner concert from (ongreas Sandman’s visit; atories by Val rch services from St. Olaf's La Current Events’: orchestra program Rarnise M. Moshér, woprano’solos . News: N. Y. U. Air College drama Stock and market réperts: news bulleting Concert program Vocal and instrumental program: “hildren's program: stors by Aunt Nell Gene Ingrabam's Great Noteh Inn Orchesir Oriole Orchestra: vocal program 5:13—Ed Kruse, tenor: “Advice to Screen Lovers Talks on science by Dr. Fdward R Weldlein . rand organ recital by Mary E 20—Educational lecture 5—Learn a word a da 8:30—Concert by vocal artist Bob Emmerich, jazz pian! Talk on music by Henry Municipal Rand of Ha Wells Hawks, talk on Newspaper'’ . Dance program .. Concert by Tropical Hawaiian Quartet ... .0 Musiet] program by Cho'r of Our Tady Rosary Church . Eyelyn Marcll. alto William J. ®mith, guitarist . Artists’ program: orchestra Alvarado String Orchestra .. Clildren’s hour stories by Big Rrother ... Mrwical program by Madrigal Quartet New York New York Roston Glicago evenport SMinneanalis Philadelphi Springfeld New York Denver, Colo. Toston Rosav'e, ., Loril'a ‘Oreg. Newark hicago New York Pittabural Ph WCAP — Chesapeake and Potomac ‘Telephone Co. (469 Meters). 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.—Concert by the United States Army Band, Capt. Ray- mond G. Sherman, commanding offi- cer; Willigm J. Stannard, leader. This concert will be broadcast jointly with stations WEAF, New York, and WJIAR, Providence. 8:30 to 8:40 p.m.—“Phantom For- tunes,” the second of a series of talks by H. H. Cool of the Better Business Bureau $:40 to 9:15 p.m.—Popular selec- ns by the Mohawk Quartet: Karl Gordon, first tenor; Frank A. Goe- bel, second tenor; Raymond Towers baritone; Clarence Johnson, bass; Bernice Dorsey, accompanist 9:15 to 9:45 p.m.—Musical selec 1ions by the Irving Boernstein Ward- an Park Hotel Quartet, Moe Baer conducting. 45 to cello soloist companied at the piano by Jackson 10 to 12 p.m.—Dance music by the Irving Boernstein La Cafe Orchestra Advises Care of Cabinet. Never strike the cabinet of a re- ceiving set to test for poor connec- tions. A sharp blow is liable to de- i stroy the filament of one of the tubes in the set or it may knock a wire carrying high potential current loose and touch a filament lead, thereby burning out the¢ tubes and running down the batteries. . (@lifornia Qutdoor Sports all Winter ¥ l"ll(yhurg)\ | il I i ] a; talks on Cuba |lllll “‘Behind the Seene of i ; New York Detroit Spri Providence Pittabnreh Fort Wortl San Francisco Roston New ¥ 10 p.m.—Anthony Finelli, | in a group of solos, ac- Franklin played | Java k ber ‘music program: trio: vocal and mental program: addresses William Sm ti, plarer of the wknlels and Tith Jain J. Derwin. banjoist .. U. 8. 8. Milwankee Trio . ¢ $:45—Topics of the da Piana duo by Cat Questions’ Musical program Ty instr: mmm trio §:30—Mirs. Fouthard, reader .... Mrs. Frank Southard, reader Ottawa - Announcer @iven Present. \n eight-tube superheterodyne re ceiver, representing the last word in radio progress. was recently present- ed Lambdin Kay, Atlanta Journal ra- flio director-announcer, as & joint gitt from retailers, wholesalers and manu- facturers of the Atlanta Radio Trade ation in recognition of WSB's service. The outfit is more than $500. " WHN RN rine Mart'n and Anna Dougherir WU Dhiladety : Shrinaeia New York 9 To 10 PN, 9:00—Addresses: old-time string trio Classical musical program Muxical prog: voeal und inst Waldorf-Astoria Hotel Orchestra . Lecture from N by Waldorf-A stra: vocal solos instrumental progri of Chickering artists ... vocal'and instrumental proar Organ_recical; vocal program Jnck O'Brien ....... L WEEI assical program. voral and instrumental way omonile show at Musie Hall: mus'c: orchéstra.. WLW Hickman's Concert Orchestra ....KHJ Dores e Vene, planist . i adio Wright and Bessinger .. Spanish program from Fmmanuel Mission dren’s program: talke: atories: myw'e " os0piF of Nrirition.' by Alffed McCadn Ttoseland Dance Orchestra program Concert by_the Litkle Rock Conservafory of Music: —Tieading: William Smith, wkuléle: John Derwin Danjois: X e i 1070 11 P Jefterson City Kansas City . Chicaco *Providence Chicago New York Philsdelphia Spri Newar) New York Davenport Roston Chicazo Cincinnati Tow Angeles New Yo New York Rer.8n.. Mch, Los Angeles New Vark Now T Hot 5ps., Ark. ted at It contains more S%id;:d real nutriment is than meat or all food | €8s and costs much less. The richest man in the world can buy nothing better. Eat it for any meal with milk or cream or fresh fruits. It is ready-cooked. Wire Scraps Are Useful. Neve short scraps of w ¥ ure of inestimable value | when a new set or hook-up is tried | out and when no new roll of wire is 3 No attempt should be made 10 keep the pieces straight or in or- | Simply throw them in a wide, allow cardboard box under the table | in a drawer throw away Lwoc A ailable ® o1 B! Zl('ms Learn Set Adjustment. No dificuity should be esperienced | in scparating the local broadeasting | stations if the sct is properly built | and operated. 1f you do have trouble et 5o o show vou how to oxirn Soclety Oreh o mEAcuE folanby e ok, Duw Orcliestra program WEAF, 3 properly adjust vour set, but first| Vocal programs Otiole Orchestra: make sure that your instruments are | fudio program: ballet: ail right | Many Proplems in One’ . Gurewich Basophone Kextet Markats, weather, news and police ren [ 10:30—Rilly W¥nne's Greenwich Village Inn Orches ! Poliee reports and wenther forecast | Dance program by Jim Riles's Texas Hotel O | | New York Minnsapolis New Tork Chicazo Denver, Colo. Philadelph New York Providenes Chicaro Cinctnnati Chiraco Newark Portl'a. Oreg. New Vorkc New York Fort Waorth Tos Angeles Cilicago Newark 10:00—Clessical concert: organ recital Clover Gardens Orchestra Musical program ... Studlo program: KOA Orchestrd: Arcadia Dance Orchéatr s OLF, tennis, polo, motoring, bathing, sailing, fishing are all in every day’s calendar of play throughout the winter in Califor- nia. No waiting for fair weather. On the way, all the comforts and con- veniences of your favorite club on the geles limited the all-Pullman train for Southern Cal- ifornia ~ straight through in 68 hours from Chicago. Lv. Chicago (C.& N.W. Terminal) 8:00 p.m. Ar. Los Angeles (3rd dsy) 2:30 p.m. Thtee other daily trains direct to California and two to Denver with connections for California. Stop at beautiful, historic Salt Lake City. one Haw band: 10:0; You'll like it even better after you see how Shredded Wheat is made “B" Battery Noise Explained. The fry 1 noise in a radio receiv- ing set is sometimes due to deterior- ation of the “B" battery. When a -volt battery is drained below 17 | oits it should be replace 11:00—Organ _reital .. i e Bione mepI Talcal program, vocal and instrumental .. | Concert program. vocal and instrumental solos. Merer Davis' “Palm Beach™ Orchestra . Urchestra program from WEAK, New York rank'a Casino Orchestra from St. TUniversity of Southern California program . revue: special artiat program ..... Dy Manhattan Serenade 11 .M. TO 12 umluanl' 10:4; L] Musical prograi Roston Tox Angeles Portl’d, Oreg. New York Provideace RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS Paui Minneapolis hieaea Tack Chmpmars Dabes” Gretiestra & Hot §ps., Ark. et | 11:30—Jar: concert by New Arlington Hotel Orchestra.... (vmrn by the United States | | 12 MIDNIGHT TO 1 Al. Army Band, \ 2 s - | | 12:00—Dance program by Varsity Club Orchestra . ) \“ A (i] \\k AP, ‘\\ al hing Mrsical program by Strahd Root Entetfainers n; . New York, and Oriole Orchiestra: Langdon Brothers, guita WIJAR, Providence, R. 1., 7:30 reading: vocal solos 10 8:30 o'clock Miduight frolic”: Plant by the Tropical uartet, WHAS, to 10 o'clock. Program by Madrigal Quar- tet, WEEIL Boston, 8:30 o'clock. St. Louis New York Chicago Kansas City —Goorge Olsen Metrapolitan Orchestri Burtnett's B h Concert Riltmore O Hawaiian Louisville, 8 B 21-Meter Wave Crosses U. S. Will Transmit Standard Signals. HARTFORD, Conn., January 3.— Standard radio frequency signals Radio signals on a wave length of 21| covering wave bands from 50 to 150 meters have crosced the continent in|meters will be transmitted tonight daylight, the American Radio Relay |by the Bureau of Standards station League annouhced today. This feat,| WWYV., The signals will be broad- which breaks all records for daylight | cast between 10 and 11:40 o'clock and transmission on amatenr waves was|will be by unmodulated continuous { accomplished by John L. Reinartz of | wave telegraphy. South Manchester. Three Western amateurs reported that on December %1 his signals were heard distinctly. Made only by The Shredded Wheat Co. Niagara Falls, N. Y. For handsome illustrated booklats, reservations and full information ash: Dance program by Irving Boernstein's La Java Cafe Or- chestra, WCAP, Washington, 10 to 12 o'clock. Special program from WLW Studio Stage, WLW, Cincin- nati, 10 o'clock. Any Railrosd Ticket Office, or F. L. Fe , Gen'] t, U. P. System, 508 Com'l Trust 15th b Bts., Iphia. “ R.O.Small, Gen'l Agent, C. & N. W. Ry.. 214 Pennsylvania Bldg. | Whaling ships plying the North | 15th & Chestnut Sts., Philadelphia. Sea are now fitted with radio| | direction finders in order to loca(c' A vernier attachment or condense: Is often necessary for | each other and avert collistons in barp tuning. ' fog or darkness.