Evening Star Newspaper, January 28, 1925, Page 28

28 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28 1925, WGAP wu_l_ BARRY , Long Range Radio Entertainment RAI]I[] REVUE SEMSI FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY RADIO’F{II(?E(T;}%FERINGS Brandes | = BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA, 'Fi“lh of the srcr‘ie_s (l{ cth‘tcm S ° NEW YURK EUNEER]’ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 192 UN SAI-E TUMURRUW Noted Authority on Radio. &‘E;)rli(aPh(xT‘l:::gr:\;z:n li\'"lfl":‘.‘:‘f: uperlor | S Rebaived, Reprofiuetion X chestra, /CA P, as nnglnx‘h The Programs of the Following Distant Stations Are ARIALS Sonseemil | emiecien FrIN and WEAF, New York, 8.25 Phones = i Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time WHAT GOES ON BEHIND THE radio receiver. The electromagnetic a0 o e Program February 4 to Be| SCENESIN A REFLEX CIRCUIT ang eclectrostatic waves impinsing Dinner concert by Ralph $6.00 $3 19 Philharmenic Society Pro- 7= T Betore the e XL ML eflex ciroutt | " the antenna circuit or energy col- | | Williams and his Rainbo Gar- gram on Tonight—Earl | 5:00-woman's tour: Buchanan niste seone e o amespos 4170311 for Benefit of Hospital {can be underatood, it is necessary to|lector of the receiving system cause| | den Orchestra, WQJ, Chicago, Reg. Reading of Scriptnres from studio . San Francisco 423 2.2 i e e fundaméntal |& current to flow.in the antenna. oir- 8 to 9 o’clock. Mary “Austin, anthoress' and. plaswrighi 11101010, Newask b At have a knowledge of th nmy (Clarke and his entertainers CWHN New Yorl 360 204 i principles of the simpler circuits and fcuft which Is essentially the same as TR 5 Carroll on WRC. Poetrs: musical Drogram, voeal sum instrimentais oy e Tk Broadcasting Fund. see just how simple the reflex circuit [the current flowing in the aerial cire Program by the Allegheny Eveready “B” Batteri Talks: ' music, voeal and inatrumentol b New York employs those principles to Increase |cuit of the transmitter with the ex-| | Council, Knights of Columbus, | | y ries Recltal by artiats from Montaini Voel Stution 5 Piiladelphia the efficiency of the circult. ception that it1s, of course, very much K,[?K |\ Pittsburgh, 8:30 1-volt A5 sahk o'clock. 10 educa- gty - T Aale. piania Boston Tickets for the radlo revue to be| It also is necessary to know some- | weakened. 22 o w Yor o T wonr Newark presented at the new Washington | thing of the signal which is sent out| " This current is sufficiently strong ) e k) 33 ¥ Wolcott, ‘pianist 1111 Wolt Newark Auditorium February 4 for the bene- | by the transmitting station and re- |in some cases where a powerful trafs. 1 27 2 39 R it " e . KDKA Dittsburgh 37 | it of the Washington Radlo Hospital | cefved by the recelving station. mitter Is sending the slgnal to be Dance music by La Java . . tonight by WCAP as news bulletine cotal oo WEOO0 ','_;‘h‘"_\,“:“,’,‘:, 3 fund will be placed on sale tomorrow | To begin with the signal sent out|detected or used to operate a palr Cafe Orchestra, WCAP, Wash- pe i 4 SE S & Healy Concert Hali 5110000 I NGN (hrcage at all Peoples Drug Stores downtown |by @ transmitting station §s not & [of phenes or loudspeaker without be-| | ington, 10 to 12 o’clock. resh stoc! rge size. SErEt Bbon copiraity; Anne’Waltott planiet | WOR Yewagk : 52V s those at IFourteenth street | simple current or magnetic fleld, but [ing strengthened in any way Y direct the concert forecast and market reports .. IIIIIIIIIWHN New Y o l‘:(l‘|”l“(.d]\|n|v!.l:l "mll| l»’lrg.h?:)h‘v'x};h consists of a complex entity e When the receiving energy of the Program by Mme. Clara No- i ’ which_will street and Columbia road. ck- [ by the Interaction or syperimposition |signal is too weak to operate the B e e St r Rad C Hall, New York S i ets also will be sold at the Audi-[of one current on anotfer. sound reproducing mechanism, it is L avies and choir 50 al 10 Lo. to Washington Nearo spiritusl music from studto © o hnent - WY ada torium The first step that takes place In[necessary to strengthen or amplify voices, WOR, Newark, 10:15 ) j Houselold talks for women ....... 2> ] Twa The bedtime story teller, the po- |transmitting a radio signal consists it and this is usually done by means| | o'clock. 403 11th St. NN\W. Rudy S ixer's Fairmont Hotel Ore : LLUKPO Fra 2 litical talker and the dramatic critic, |of setting up a radio frequency cur-|of a more efficient type of detector ——— Small Profits, Quick T pver. 1 and instrumental program : WEAF Yew York - { as well as the singers, the musiciahs, [ rent of what is known as a continu- [such as vacuum tube detector or by Midnight revae, KYW, Chi- R Qe Dirnoves e endiacl i€ Syohpnons e protam: ; il WHN New X the orchestras and the bands of the [ous wave; that is, a current which |means of some form of radio amplifier| | cago. 10.35 to 3:30 o'clock. o Concerto” eroard Seaman, Jazz pianist . 3 WHYN New York il alr will be represented in the radio | when radiated from an kntenna sends fusing vaccum tubes. D eettar - and Jack Fagan WHN New York revie. Among the specialists of the |out a wave of a certain frequency Ney, piano Art from ‘studio 5 WDAR Philadelphia broadcasting station who will appear |and of constant amplitude. il 3 e e A T o R AR A Oty in the revue are “Peggy” Alblon, | Such a wave s obtained by using a tar solos : S N Frederic Willlam Wile and Willlam | vacuum tube of a size depending on Sorrd, R S0 tiipeis 11111100 Bhllaselohia Hacd, politieal writers, and Leonard | the strength of the wave to be sent R 130 Mae M won, *4Doeme 10r Daes s iYL L Sicage all and Harold Phillips, dramatic [out and causing it to send out an White Taxi Com- » icFoeims for Tours ans O10.0.. WHN! New:Sefk crities of the Daily News and Wash- |oscillation of any desired frequency. e e i 570 6 P, ington Times, respectively. All of S ns which wil) musical Drogram for " ahit.ias sremee WHN £ these performers are popular broad- The Continuous Wave. 1 vocal solos by by the Garas Blayers o L casters with radio fans of Washing-| This is the type of wave used in con- Kate S Mme. Grace Eari . : L walaa ton and other Eastern cities tinuous wavoe radio telesraphy or Joseph am; markets: news:’ readings WaAq IRHOUR ave i i e Punil ‘of Cosmapalitan School WMAG Chicugo s Musical Cast Outlined. s e G g 0 by Buick's’ Amphiane KFO San Francisco 421 i e breviated murket reports; news WaZ New York 2 he musical cast of the revue will| This wave produced by the osclila- S0 e ¢ headed by the Unlted States Marine| tor is called a “carrier w for rea- storles and must At P Band, under the direction of Capt.|sons which will be evident later. k market quotations: news ...... WGY Schenecta 3 13 | Willilam H. Santelmann. Other or-| The actual signal is produced in the music by Mpitainy's Orcheston WTAM Cleve ganizations that are to appear in the |same manner as a telephone current wens | performances are the United States|by a microphone clrcuit Wi 3 vy Band Orchestra, under the di-| This audio frequency current fs Reto Oukingd. Cal. n of Charles Berter; the United |then superimposed on the radio fre WOX Detroit States Army Band, under the di-|quency current produced by the o - WEAF New York rection of Willlam J. Stannard; the {lator so that among other actlons i Meyer Davis Le Paradis Orchestra, [resulting from the superimposing of Tealzo's Orohestrs KDRa under the direction neer Tup- |one current on the other, a current Aiary Cox's Drénéatira T Ko st T et Ward- | Pt W T 1 ddinedeion of the foruin Kamblers v ¥ an Park Hotel Orohestra, under the |radio frequency curren iy cur- 4 4 Al Glusy’ WAMAQ Chivas 504 | direction of Moe BRaer; the Meyer rent consists of a radio frequency automobiles daily pass the s weeo 937 | Davis New' Willard Concert Orchestra, |current of the same frequency as the Clib program” 1101 S under the direction of Augustin Bor- |original radio frequency current, but corner of - 5 WeT f guno: the Cafe Le Juva Band, led by [with the umu“l.urh-dr;:‘ the rnd\urfrr-v > et . “Pete” Machias, and the Boernstein |quency current modified to conform 3 g ;[ String Quartet,’ conducted by Irving [with the amplitude of the audio fro- 5th Ave. and 42nd St. Sic 2 390 | Boernstein in person |quency current at corresponding W s Tohaeiphia | "The cats of singers will include |time intervals ; z It would take 36 such days of SWNYC New Yo Gretchen Hood, Maria Pedroli de| The resulting current consists of a 1 and road repore -ocoos WDAR Ransss i 92| Rodriguez, Fred East, Ruth Peter,|radlo frequenvy current with an twenty-four hours each for the 7708 P.M. | Hazel Arth, Dorothy Wilson, Ger-|audio frequency “envelope” made by | 4 hestr, KGO Oakland, C 434 | {rude Kreiselminn, Leuls Thompson, |the audio frequencs nts. I s CiuKne 4 | “Bob” Lawrence, Warren Terry, J. H.| This {s the causes the ws Hotel ¢ e Dreientra W47 New T Kinsella, George ©'Connc |aerial : 9 9 by Selinsky Instrumental Quintet... WLW Cineinnati 3 {ett Hardell and Geor tion to radiate an electromagnetic ot summaries; farm news Chicago Dal Tand of Han Jus B e ) Two kuartets, the Eueterpean Mixed |and electrostatic wave having char Buicks now in daily use to pass | sci's Orchestra ... t Cleveinnd 3 | Quartet, and “apitol Male Quartet, |acteristics correspondi the cur- H e g D Aaiian B Callow. aiso sse|rent flowing in the. aerial ‘circuit. the same corner. market reports ....1111 Chicago 3 scheduled to appear on the program Progress of the Wave Svuagog of America, services . - 3 i i H £ | 2, ey LY coran el : W : Four Announcers to Serve. The next step In the progress of | What’s the Answer? i e B o et Seeenre B oo the radio wave is its reception by a ny Jim.”the Kiddies' al: sto musie . 3 The four announcers who will di- Lacle Wip's bedtime stories ‘an calt ) rect the program in the usual broad- | = WRC—Radic Corporation of America ity et OG0 Minneapol FRsting mialiac momiis RtRAR are e S R e Wit O FlreonTand vt 6’| WOR HEARD FAR AWAY. | eenting |coigne of WCAP and C. Feland Gan- tween 2 Riohmun and bis enecrtainers: ‘i Eikine ) A day Catiss & o aeaho N var i arket and ive stock reports . Ll E The revue will mark first oc- | Program Picked Up on West Coast Courte In French Jenons . Why Springned s casion in broadcasting history when Wher Sl L R T = RDRA Thttsbursn a representative body of any city's of Mexico. e Over Stories for ‘ehildren by Miss Fauikner JIIWMAQ Chicago So4 | broadeasters has attempted to pro- WARK, N. J. January 28.—Ad- W resting Life of Today, " M 8 A. Bellows ........0 FCCO' Mio duce a radio program direct to algitional certification of the facilfty | Again Has First Place National Geographic 2 S RIS e pIhle e udlence 2 i with which WOR programs are e d..WNYC New York 2 Arrangements «‘\ e AIn completed | . iveq at distances was contained in a6 : : TUUWEAR Now ok Whereby i Somblete broadcasting faletter just recelved at the station 3 C bedtime story SLUIIIRYW : studlo will be reproduced on the|grom ;i Wynne Edwards, radio opera- Same as WEAF, New Yo A e iRl v e e . Wynne E | a o S Auditorium sts 1the performance | ¢or of the U. 5. A. T. Cambral, who T Tea music by the Hulf-tour talk for bovs and girls by Unele Dick. . CNRO picked up off the west coast of Mexi New Willard Hotel Police reports: Hotel Adelp W00 Philadelphia be broadcast. 3 e 7 o'clock each morning bby Arthur E. WCAP—Chesapeake and Potomac Rudy Seiger's Fairmont Hotel Orchestrar ... .. San Fraicisco rd Hotel i Musical program; dramatic stars: toples of the day. WAH( given on the regular broalcasting B Aenat s ¢ % # b Dream Daddy. with bose and girls .. WDAR Phi hia plan, he revue, however, Will not| ., on the morning of December 27 Organ: lullaby vaudeville: farm program: Kipling the gymnastic exercises broadcast at feature: Isham Jones and his orchest Chicago p It Y R "t 2 f Bagley, physical culture director of Chesapenke and | Fot Jthor s Tament Mg, O A i MEXICAN PROGRAM. | Hasier pns A dinner hour con- stin Lawrle, tenor; Mrs. Lawrie, planist ... . New York It was known at the studio of WOR | nd White Orches ot Sokgs New York that Mr. Bagley had a tremendous | Happy” Franes and Its Besuty Spota’™.. . KA Pitisburgh 3 WGBS to Broadoast “Fiesta Mexi-|radio audlence within the confines of | e the United States, but the letter from SR e Operator Edwards which follows is Washington - WEEM Coston, 4 90 | A program by Mexican vocal and|the first information received at the Orchestra (a), Schaefer, concert Zither dneis. WAYO Nocnes » instrumental artists, labeled “Flesta |station that the physical culture ex e You in Dernesto, Bernmen. t; Justin Lawrle. tenor. ... WEAF New York Mexicana,” will be broadcast Febru-|ercises were being received during S Sandmamy Vislt oricn by VAl MeLaughitn: -1 WOC Davenport ary 7 WGBS, New York the dayvilght hours outside of the | ) rett S Chateau Lanrier Hote] Orchestra .o riitiiee . CNRO oriadelpt The program will commeiice at 9:45 | United States. | ove Sends a Dinner concert from Congress Hotel .. 2 KYW Chicago p.m., with the rendition of native 3 by Where's iZome 0 titions in Nature WGk Rl Y. songs the Mexican String Trio.| mrosdcasting 1s being carried on o Smith: Vineot ane! S nauells o & well known Mexl- | nightly from an unknown station me,” (b) ocal program; E E WBZ Springfien ca . will then sin a e much to the 'm Falling Concort Ty Tota' Chapter, §. A 1 Sorortis. 1 IWEW (hakaeld her country's arias. Robert Can-|aoer, Dublin lreland, "_'M"( e Fada Neatrola Ko. 185-A (Herbert), e N 0T New T no, a flutist, will play and Louis | thorities. : | Mahogany cabinet, estra (a) Incidental ‘music from Toew's State Theater.. ... Weice wiGak0 Zamudio, baritone, will accompany, the 5 beautifully inlaid, inc banjo Concert -ia WTAM Cleveland nzalez Trio. The program will be| According to experts, one of the| cluding self-contained nsfield; i e Raishen (e Coneihed Sk Ko ENSIA e {concluded with the Mexican national | greatest Improvements in radio i al-| | L o da bar kol e ek Ry ropEt e ny Poudimg. anthem by M inzalez, ~Senor | ternating; current flament and plate | | Eies. & Avectibe r. Burns) ng Herald news bulletine LLKFL - Los Angeles 9| Zamudio ana the Gonzalez and Mexi- [supply to eliminate the troublesome Neutrodyne. Drop i Vocal soion; Bible' Tectiires. WRBTL Fose o oy, 2o can trios combined batteries. desk 1id conceals e _ Gene Ingrabam's Orchestra.. gk S IWOR Newark el when receiver . Tve i 8:15—Talk 1 program f WHN ot in use. Adapted orchestra, (0 Mights | Traves ik CUEIINRAR Aite 2 or cither dry cell or ) “Me and My Boy F X Songs s 'WNYC New York 59 battery tubes. el e W00, Philadelphia 50m 3 | I Pitce iess tubes. bat: ) pr lections by thed g:30 iirogram by the Knignia of Coinmbua. .. KDRA Firesaren SESiEE ind Potomac Washingtor New Tork Philharmonie Soclety” eoncert IWEAT A under direction of Clyde Same as WEAF........ : LLUIWGR Baffale, N, Y. diine Conuelet, “Concert pinuini. 1) WHY New York i up of songs: “Our | Vorul and InMTamentel Drogram. - Soeigtela | N ra (a), R e (ildren'd e aturien v “Hig et San Franclaco 125 ; y es well' ks by He Mastenr program by X% 6 For o You, too, can have this snappy, TV IOE b X News Orchestra; Templeton Moore, tenor 3, Detrott H “ : happy, healthy look. the & 1. Terminai Orchesira. "/ WIAS Loutsriife® 5 1 Biological | a rumental progr ey rinentof Acht 21 2nd Insipimental brogram, orehemtea —Joint program with St New Y Phil- Peggy Lingard, planist... V. Philadel of New York, under| 8:50—Irving Levine, BRrmonicistes...... % N New Y™ ¢ Wil Van Hoog- g - g fth of a series of 10 | 9:00—TO00 Orchestra; vocal solor..... e ; t LR LA o R Ehiadeionia b adlio sets or no Hall, New York Helen A. Steele, coloratura soprano. g L Fruk A Baritone IWIZ New dork F D ‘Oberon erture’ Yance usic 5 . Ros 5 o cpmeyl B SSES as —onon R Rt : ‘ regrets—FADA . bl sardlet Classteal. program, vocal apd instruments ZIWON Chicage : S Wiek STt OrehentraL.:.:ci..r e KHS L = 3 a £ \o¥en Symphony Mosea D T A e Chicaga""*" 3 $ 3 A RADIO set is an investment in pleasure. It should Orchestra, presented | Aiteens minclal program oheman band AFIRWOS Jafvens ity yield years of happiness. Therefore—choose wisely. tteav:of ihs Feaniiin program: aquartet; orchestra WRCN Chicago laneois program. .. e Ber Be Mo 8 There is, fortunately, a reliable guide. Just remember Children's program;: bedtime storfes: music ;.. s Ange ; yne. oncert by Arkansas Sta 20 2m T O 3 he's NOTwell = There are six models in the Fada line. They meet e e Jaterview” with Varry Connors, author r\;f"‘fx"f.ex, i, - every taste and pocketbook. $75 to $270. Select the Mahogany cabinet. = Tnclined Musical am, voeal and rmental s e yeias, ere is no reason for you S panel and roomy battery shelf. e e T Sog” 8 bt ol set that meets your purse and know that it is the i, gomy b vl i 10 TO 11 B.M. & 3 % fines set in the world for the money. You can’t go gell or siorage battery tubes _address of | 10:00—Health talk: “Entertatning Plans” . o “KYW Chicago wrong on any Fada! rice (less tubes, ba , etc. KNS? I heard Helen le, coloratura soprano NSy e Orchesiri: readings; vocal and. Tastrumental solo . W Srimare : Fada excels in selectivity. Pick the program you belicve the an. Organ recital by Boston Créy €lab 11110111111 WhaQ Abringteld : want to hear and Fada will get it for you, provided e W CErand ovgan reclinl by Mary K. Vogt. 1.l Wi kfiu’."a’:.':;’m. CONS I A ION means that station is on the air. Fada dials can be definitely s U Rudr Seiger's Fairmont Hotel Orchextra KPO onEwad stel % o TeStal ey ditecton of ATiE PGS ] WEAE Row Toicieco WEAKNESS logged—the same station always comes in at precisely vening Express i proETam: vocal Al \mNtrae AliRlOR A elphia the same setting. Orchestra; addresses; one-act comedy Denver, Colo. e Pearer. ol Constipation is practically resistance, and many times Fada excels in tonal quality. The reception is so determine the B et b bl e B male. N.X. 4 universal among civilized fatal illness is directly trace- realistic as to be almost uncanny. Faithful Fadal indly ask other | 10:30—Dance music by PRINIp Spicalas’s Orchestrn ..., WTAM Clevtioag human beings, Itisa national able to its obnoxious results. And Fada sets up no yipes and yowls to annoy you waving the same Mutical program. vocal and instrumental - SWOCO. Minneapats you may be Bills Wynne's Greemwich Village Izn Orcheitrd 11 W3z New York 3 curse causing inefficiencyand ~ The clear eye, healthy look, or your neighbors. As for distance, if anybody can Folice reporta: weather; Winter's Orchestra -.....WAYO Noew 3 Dance music by Jim Riley" y WRAP Tort Wekn physical unpreparedness. It vim,vigor and vitality can be get it, you can—with a Fada. Adapted to either dry " street and Seven- Npecial mUSlal DIORTAM »...ro. aeosssiosiieis RPEL Lo porth : 5 F ot this 10catlo & | T0AB-ARISIEnT Sers EILEIW . Gl A causes disease, premature old had only when the bowelsare cell or storage battery tubes, and either indoor or Feounida Mke G Fiyine 11 P.X. TO 12 MIDNTGHT. age, lessens endurance and freeand are moving regularly. outdoor aerial. Order at once and know the joys of ed is heard. Some | 11:00—Williams and his Rainbo Skylarks: monologue; Fada radio. »een made that w Melodtans: the Rogers Bose, Larry and Billy; 9 e s e predpnoloues; others .......... ’ Chicago Dr. Caldwell’s F. A. D. ANDREA, INC., 1581 JEROME AVE., NEW YORK s it : o a hospital in the nce program by Arnold Frank's S o 2 s Y R U P P E P I N ity, still it would not deert Orrz. ich apparatus day ser Davis’ Lido-Venice Orcheatra ... : A" New York sht it was especially B S e i San Franclsco The Family Laxative Fads Nestrols Grand .08 Angeles bout 316 meters, but It Don Hestors Orefiestra ... HiE - Chicag 2 1y relieves constipation. It e e fi No. 185/30-A eadily all over the dial set- Wiawas Dancing. Gardens” Oréhestra .- IWRON Chicass : el aivacmetifeton 16 sl s e peatine focod e T noise is plainly disasso- | 11:15—Supper music ........ R - WGR - Buffalo, N. Y. . e g, g e mounted on Fada Cabinet Table ket moises, due to run. | 114o—Pllgrim Quartet, colored singers ... WEB Atlant nauseating, uncomfortable physic. forming her proper functions wi No. 190-A. Adapted for either e Sl S Dance froilc by Eastman Hotel Orchestra......... Hot 8ps., Ark. Itisapleasingliquidcombinationof the bowels were mistreated through dry cell or storage battery tubes. | be heard when the 12 MIDNIGHT TO 1 AM. . Egyptian seana,peptin and aromat- improper ood, lck of exrcise, and Erice Gess tubes, baveeries, eic.) ted. Then, too, the | 12:00—Dance program by Varsity Club Orchestra .........KSD St Louls ics that Dr. Caldwell, with hislong indifference to physical sanitation. % . SMusical DEETAI. o« s svereen 111 WEBR Chicags e e et ; ; s cer ; ‘,R‘Tq H fl:‘aomh extremely tantalizing | 1:00—Esrl Burtnett's Dance Orchestrn . i SRR e g . o Healt] for Tt Drowa Tn at mne Eing | 10 Eatuck Mirin's Dance Grehestra 11111 SIKFL e e i 5 The first dose will gently ease the SHcka Gntie a ~while -‘d)m Hh Multnomah Hotdl Strollers -KGW Portl'd, Oreg. 492 ¥ bowels to action and as Nature re- just at the point of getting W sumes her proper functions, the dose rs. There would be a cer- |tain amount of satisfaction, at least, | line, high potential electrical apparatus may be gradually decreased. Your in knowing what it is. In the hospital or electric heating pads. ld act at least twice dail, Incidentally, of late, there is a de- | If the ltmub)le (; due to a leak in the gh.h:ygongx.mmdm.&ldu”‘; ' Doance’ of code Interference— |Power line the Potomac Eleotrls Dormae ] yrup Pepsin. 10,000,000 bottles LIGHTNING Chat 1o Comparatively littie of it | Co. Wil stap it, I notifed. ; annually proveitsectiveness. Used EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTOR This has been accomplished, I under- 2 :| e 3 nationally for over yo years. ’ stand, as a result of a decided de- |Radio Editor: It 18 s0ld everywhere medicine le ARRESTERS are required by Underwriters. sire for such elimination as is prac- | Could you tell me what station in 7 e T R e e attu Bt rlc u n£ Install the APPROVED, RELIABLE, g FoT TR in will - risk. Your wiil return your 33 . 'S8, GENUINE BAKELITE tical and I belleve listeners In will, | Cuba was broadcasting a band concert Tmoney If it falls to do as v LOW LOSS, therefore, bs appreciative.—W. W.|a¢ about 11 o'clock Friday night?—W. J KEYSTONE |[“s% . THOMPSON. T sav Ny 714 12th Street Main 7320 The frying noise could be caused by a | 6KW, Tuinucu, Cuba, broadcast. last number of things, such s 4 leky, power | Friday night, - 3 : Complete stock on hand of all models -