Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1925, Page 36

36 VETORTOPRESENT ARTISTSTONIAT Fleta, Marsh and Flonzaleys to Be Broadcast—WRC Program. Anothe: seft stihs sremie galaxy of opera will make their radio snight in the third Victor tion, which will be broadcast y WCAP, in conjunction with seven ther WEAF, New York WJIAR, Providence; WFI, Philadel WDEH. Worceste WGR. Pittsburgh, and These artists are Spanish tenor of the Jlitan Opera Co.; Lucy Isabelle and the Quartet d famous ex- ts of string music e Vi presentatior ile WRC remains sil A dramatic h is attached to the program as eta ognized as Spain's most clebrated tenor, will sing to other Atlantic. Arrange- made for her to radio debut liste one of the ®overnm tations near home of Acagon. Fleta's rendered in Spanish Miss Marsh an Miss M for the first tim ability. She i ied under an ohn Walter Hall of New York WRC will be on the air before and third Vi presentation hief features will be concerts by United States Navy Band and Cathedral CRoir. The concert will be sent to Schenectady and radeast by WJZ G thre WY umber on WRC's | hildren’s period. con ¥ Alblon, will begin at hour of dinner Trio. under 1 Udrin, wil Stations e wo b will be 15 the have been nvar the te B will large ’ her ovince will be n the I American. who ) is broadcus is a soloist of ar rican whe American, the late of sam Two Speakers Listed. Two talks will co gram from 8 to 8:30 o'clock. will he givén by Dr. F. C. Lin- | the biological survey ov fon.” Dr. Riley D. Moore ¢ American Automobile Associa- will Zive the other. His top “Proper Posture in Driving fctor presentation | am includes a piano re- ¥ Ross, the concert the Russian choir and dance musi b Kr Waldort-Astoria estra. which. will* be broadcast | Iy with WIZ ose the pro- The a i Jose K's l? Local Radio Entertainment Thursday, January 29, 1925. N AA—Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va. (435 Meters). —Waeather Weat Bureau Burea 100 reporis ep W CAP—Chesapeake & Potomac Tele- phone Company (460 Meters). 010 p Throush the cour WRC in releasing its ti ts the third of a ¢ ¢ the Victor Talkin \iachine Co.'s a direct from the dio WEAF, New York < t will be broadcast jointly WEAF and othet radio stations o F in D Maj p. 64, N Music of the Spheres Lucy Isabelle Marsi (Schubert) The Mizuel Fl famous vo anor of the Metropoiitan 2 douna e mobile” from “Rigo- sito” (Verdi); “1l Fior” from “‘Carmen (Biget). B Flonzaley Quartet Nocturne! Drink to Ae Only With | VCAP pr series vadcastin lonzaley " Q Alle (Haydny: | (Ruj instein). | well known “Ave Maria we By sanish Opera Co. ar- ¥ Town By Miguel Fleta (Mariano Muzas—Joseph L. Ay, A Perez Lady ferra (Osman 6:45 ducted by ? p.m.—Di Boernsteir directio o from the Lec S p.m.—Bird ¥ 1 of the stitution. P.ro.— by Dr. auspices o 3:30 pon states Navy Band adcast ith station WJZ and WGY pm.—Note, This between 9 and broadcasting hour of music 10 p.m.— oss. 10:15 par \edral Choir, siation WJY. 10:30 p.m.—Danc¢ pro Joseph Knecht's Waldorf- tra, b jointl n WJZ from Hotel Astoria, New cou Irving o e vadca Migr o hsonian Driv- unde Auto- the United! jointly | will be| dur- Victor the : | ca-| with Imperial oadcast the York FINDS ECLIPSE EFFECT ON RADIO IS EXTREME‘ Argentine Amateur Picks Up 41 United Distance Cut Stations in States—Sees in Two. BUE <ht befc were extraordinari adio transmission in =unication between the Southern Hemispheres according to Carlos zentine amatc writing to La Nac I was greatly s latter stated, “at the h T reccived th Pitsburgh and as the transmi sht | ditions rable for ) far as com- | Northern and | is concerned, | Braggio, an Ar-| radio enthusiast prised.” the | potency with broadeasting Schenectady, as ion of commer- signals of amateur gave the impression from North America | South America had been reduced | [: half. H Karly Sunday morning 1 was ahlvi to identify 41 new stations in the! TUnited States, Canada and England, | and one in Holland. All the conver- sations mong the amateurs that ight were about the eclipse. The British ssked the North Americans >ut the transmission effected and, judge by the answers 1 was able | intercept, nothing abnormal was | rved by radio users land r th United States the nswers steurs 1 questioned in Uwi‘ Narthern Hemisphe except one in (anada, who said that after the eclipse there was a big drop in the temperature amd it was intensely sold.” received various 9:30—The Melody Thr 11:30—0rgan recital 11:45—Concert. vocal and instrum 12:00—Ted Lewis and his orchestra . 30- 45— 1:00—Vocal sud instrumental program . Long Range Radio Entertainment THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1925. The Programs of the Following Distant Stations Are Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time 470 5 PN fichael and Anthony de Triniw, concert ... Fiction, humor,' verse and topical entertainmet Rudy elger's Fairmont Hotel Orchestra - .. TATES for housewiven: Home Lighting " .. Chilean ocal and (nstrumental | Lo ritone 4olos - Voral and instrumegtal program iea taik . Lecture from Columbla Uaiversity 2 Musleal program by Palais de Danee . Artist reciial vocal and instramenial Rernhard Lovitow's Hotel Commod Mus'cal program by Star ; Police reports: gratd organ and trampeis ... | Home-miakers' hour: {41ke: musical prograi 570 6 PM. br Mrs. Eligabeth Hiller Question period: educational talks ... Dance music, by the Kansas City Five \agazine hour: readings ... s Uhie home hour from studio French lesson: piano recital: {aibs Orcliestra program; taiks: readings; news | Musical program. instrumentals readings Farm and homie market reporta: news. ... lllinois Federation of Women's Clubs 6 TO 7 P.M. Dinner mus'c, by Jean Goldkette's Orcliestra Dinner concert from Hotel Waldorf-Astor Stock exchange quotations: marke(s Foy Scout program Children’s stories, by Trcie Gachee Weather: Avt Congan and his Orchestra {nner concert, by Philharmonic Trio News, markets; atories and songs... ... ... P'roduce and stock market quotations: news Dinner dance music, by Spitalny's Orchestrs Report on condition of Xew York highwaye Dinner concert, by KDKA Symphony Orchestia Radio for thé Layman,” by &lbert Sonn ver’ muaic, hy Srring Quartet Dinner music, Ly Tom Cooper's Orcliestra Dinner concert by Hotel Ten Exck Orchestra WGY Schenectady ed ar Melody Boys ... WGBS New York s Hotel Concert Orchestra 1 Philadelpbia dance music. b Tay Riseman's Orchestia AC Roston x “fime for S WGN Chicago Alamac dinier m Ramblers | WHN Now Tork Children‘s hour by Gold Ma dy.. LWECO Minueapolis Eig Brother (lub meating WEEI Bost Weatber forecast WDAF Kan New York Chicago n Francisco LWEN IWCX_ Detroit "WDAR Philadelphis IWIZ | New York WDAR Woo WLS Mouseiiold hour WAMAQ Chicago WDAR Philadeiphia WHN New York IWCCO Minneapolis JKSD Rt Louw o WLW Cincinnati VEIAS Toud Tos Angeles W. New York WMAQ Chicago WX Detrlt wip WRZ WER WGY, Philadelphia Springfield Atlanta Schenectady SWTAM Cleveland WGY Schenectady "KDKA Pittsburgh WOR Newark WGR Buffalo, N, Y. WOR Newark and ‘road’ reports 7iTO 8 PM. Musical program: addresses: stories Dioner concert, by Sinforniaos Or. Lron & Tlealy ‘organ recit Sunny Jim. the kiddies’ What the World Ts. D Markets: bedtime st Tacle Wip's roll ca! inwsan for kiddies: Greater N daration © Musical program: orga M. E. Chureh s City whaAl esira WELI LWGN WFT Jwans Karsas City Roston Chieage Philadalnhia New York Springfleld “staries: music : Red and Gray Bors Philadeinhia WEAF New York ] et WEX Detrolt Ciicago Theater organ recital WAAQ Chicazn Derahard Levitow’s Hatel Commodors Orciiesiva ... W7 o New Tork Dinner concert by Selinsky String Quinter .. WLW Cincinng \Weather: market summaries. farm news butlatine. . WIS Chicago News, fuancial and fnal market reports KTW Clicago Evers cLild’s story Lour by Grace Serensos WOAW Om Austin J. Wylle and"his dance orchestra: vocal s0ios WEAF New Tork Tuvenile ‘period by Luelln Wilson 4 “WBON Chicago St Francls Hotel Concert Orchestra KGO Oakland, Cal Resume of meeting of Board of Estimates WNYC New York Stockman live stock and produce market reports . KDKA Pittsburglh Bell Bart. *“New Astrol New York Armand Vecser and hix w York Childrens ‘period: stories KDKA Pittsburgn Police_raports: s 1rving Bloom's Orchesira . . WNYC New York Ray Walker's = TUWIY New York Tesper musical by Ja WEAA Dallas Concert from “‘La Cafatera” WKAQ San Jusn lndy Seiger's Fairmont Hotel Orciiesira RPO © Bao Francisco bedtime stories by Unele Hob KYW Chicago WLS operetta . Wiy nd girls . 3 fotel La Salle Orcheatra - Enjoyment Art,”” by Henry R Naws pulleting : Fiucational Course il Foundation ot Muaic itz-Carlon Orchestra. Poo New York Buffalo, \. ¥ ¥pringdel. ‘WhZ Boringfeld 5 WHN Lonz's planist Sportinz uews and weather Special " tenture {rogrum Raudall's Royal Orchesiza A Few Moments With <ew Bocks 3 TO 8 PN valks: vocal tromental program Same as WEAF. New York rroz:am from WEAF <ama as WEAF Snite as WFAF sama as WEAF H Studio program: vocal and inerimenta Grchestra program: sonas: talke. .. 5 Sandman’s visit: stories br Val McLavgalin Mrs, Lucy Jewett, sonranio Digner concert from Conzress Hotsl National stockman and farmer program wsical hour. vocal and ina ‘Laarn a2 Word & Dy on Farth,” Tittaburgh Schenectady 1 Chieago Dareuport Spriugfield Chicago Pittsburgh Clicaze New York Fuiladelphia rt by the Fifth mer concert by Wi inbo Garden estra: voeal snd instrumental solos.. by Seaside Hotel Orchestrs Haunfbal Chamber of Commerce bulletin 7 and mews reports gram: stories The Delaplaine Minstrel Troup: m men of Yhe M. E. Church of 1 program by Carl Rnpp and his Bill’ Tracy, tenor: Bud Russell. piamist Life of Atorizinal America™ + by the Walworth Band Examiner news bullet ootlight and Lamplighi.”" by 0 ,“tenor salos. ... contralto solos cial entertainment from Fronten atudio i 3 wolos: *“The Boliemian Girl™ by L 0'Dell Muaical program .. Concert: waw. pisno and WRC. Washington 13 §. Nuvy Band . - 4 cert by U. & Navy Band, from WIC Datroit News Orchestra: vocal solos. Spanish program: KDKA Lirtie Symphony Orches tra: vocal solos . Ciildren’s hour; stories ... Dance music by The Troubadoirs program A Thousand Years of Surgers Income ‘Taxes Frank Bhesit Concert by the Walworth Baud v 5 TO 10 .M. WEAF. broadiast E WA Tt Bragg. N.c wor WHAR Wos KFI K0A KGW, | review by nerch, Pa his orehes Chicagn Atlantic City Toffersan City 08 Angeles Tenver® Colo, Portl'd, Oreg. WP Puiladelpbia WEAR Clevalard WAV New Yori WBZ Springhield KFI_ Los Angeles New Yori: Springfield New York WhZ wIY “vocal soles; falks from e e WHAS Touisviiie Y37 New York WGY Schienectady WWJ Detroit KDKA Pittehurs, EPO i Mirneapolic New York Presentation tiy with W WGR and WCAE Solve e M.Tnelly’s Singing alworth Band ralk by Donald Me True Value of c Work" . = v 1d_instrum: P Violin recital by Jacob Rader 1 wolos: barn dance tri Iwenty Minutes of Good Rea Classical hour. and_ (nstrume ralia; Boy Scout talk: lectu DRORIEIG . 55 s oo e e vrgan recital by Dr. Charies X.” Sheldon Art Wickman's Concert Orchestra.... Live stock market reports Mixed quartet: vocal and reading e 2 Flute solos: Hawaiian gnitar solos odtime storiss br Uncle Jor Rehenrsal of Morris Guards Annui “The Fed Widow" 7 5 Bedtime travel talks g L 0—Musical program, vocal and instrumental.. in studio program; add; Frank Wright's Country Club Dance Orch e Hotel Gavose Orchestra . FE A ncert by Meyer Davis Orchie Children’s program: stories and Singers from Midlothian, Tex 0'Mears_Gardens Orchestra iton School 6f Commerce program: 43 & %3 we CO. Minneapolis New TYork 4 123130 Ieague insfromental program WCRD Zion WRER Rossv's. Xy, WMC Memphis Bible taik “Musical comeds 24 . Adlantic City Winnipeg Chicago SOSRW Winnipe. TWMC Mempita® -KTHS Hot Sps., Ark, “KF Los Avgeles L WEAA Dallas IWHN . NewYork SWRON Cliie TrEOY Clicago c LKYW ws tra wusie Tectures. . entertainers: Thilbarmonic Trio lecture . Sruart, 10 TO 11 B.M. Dance _orchiestra S Prtam rtainers: weatlies and nolice Teporta Fudy o Fairmiont Hotel® Orchestra. o 1. KPO Dance orchestra: vocal and instrumentsl program.. WEBCN Toew's Vaudovilie headliners. s aaerot we Atlantic City Woman's Club dance: Kiwanis Club Double Quartet: Seaside_Serenaders: addrese. ... WPG Orchestra program, by WFI, WGR, WJAR, WDBH. WEEI and WCAE from..... B WEAF Digest of Outstanding Mugazie Articies Wit Dance masic by Jean Goldkacic's Orchestra \WWI Detrolc Orchestrs PrOETAM ............ WOC Davenport Orchestra: | songe: Eif lesion WEBH Chicago FOXY Omaha KL Los Angele LWXYC New Yom " “hicago New Yo:k Atlantic City New York New Yok Buckingham Banjo Trio ..... “Safety First” talk 5 Markets, weather and liaws reports Tosephh Kepelit's Waldort-Astoria - Danc Voral and instrumental program: lad Tolk on “Art 3 3 Vocal and instrumental program " Musical program by artists of Tezas Colleke ........ S Car] Sibbert. tenor: 1. V. Barborka, harpist.. “Care of the Body Drehestra . New York anartet. Lo Augeles Los Angeles New Tork i # WHN Woman's WRAP Fort Worth WOAW Omane Teiis son. SOBHE TaghAysies 11 2. TO 12 MIDNIGHT. . BT KHI Lo Angele St Nl e e iR on Angeles Coon-Saunders; orgun KTW Cnie he WEAF New To cal program : ening at Home'" prograni: Tincent Lapez and his davce orchestra “Ulie Detroit News Orchestra Fotel Brunswick Orchestra Orzan recital A Radio Aces ¢ o TS Bednima. traver” " Canadian National Hail itime frave1 " taien: 7 ‘wars Symphony Orchest: George Boothand Scottish baritone ... Don_Beator's Druke T arburger a program by Dick Lo 0ld-fashion barn daoce Supper music vocal and Melody Boys . Williams and his Rt Three Mosketeers Regular program = Springhield San Francis WGBS New Tork ne. Cincinnati RC Calgury Wip - phiise hiladelphia SWCCO Minneapolis - KDKA Pittshurgh WGR Buffalo, . Y. WLW Cincianati WQI Chicago RGO Oakiand, Cal. WGY Schenectady WBZ_ Springeld WGBS New York WSE Atlenta , 12 JODNIGHETO 1 AX. Wiy Oretiesira ..l vavdeville orchestra. .. Orchestra Song_Cycle: Hotel 1 Russian Fagle Orchestra " New York KPO San Francisco R¥1 Los Angelcs WEAL Dallas WOC Davenport WERH Chic WHN New York WDAF Kansas City Yocal program : Tos Angelns Examiner Adolphus Hotel Orchestr Orchiestra program Orchestra: | revue Tey Club Revue Nighthawk Frolic'': gram vocal and instrumental selos. Plantation . 1 7T0 2 AM. LWRDN Chicago KFIL Los Angeles KHY Los Angeles San Francisce Musical Three: igstrumental trio: solos. .. ¥arl Burtaett’s Dance OrchesliZeeews: :- BADA CONCErt mymmen o cowbee st e oive« KFO a0 Francisco 4 204 1 B 937 f able <300 EX a5 STAR, WASHINGTON. CENSORING RADID INPUBLIC INTEREST Station Director Must Bear in Mind Young Children Are Listening. BY JAMES M. COLLINS. i When a publisher prints an author's for a magazine or newspaper, what | the author has 1o say is backed by the character of the publishey or the periodical. - On that account, pub-, lishers and editors are careful about |the company they keep—and it is exactly the same with the broadcast- Ing station. ; T extremist speech points to Hyde Park, in Lon- |don, wher the most radical opinions | may bo uttered freely. “Kven anarchy advoecate of free treason and blasphemy are tolerated,’ ys the opponent of censorsh’p, “be- the Britisher knows that dan- opinlons become harmless cause serous " they Quite o admit the directors of big broadcasting stations. “But vou don't take your family to | Hyde Park and jet them hear such nt. The Hyde Park crank cannot enter your home and voice his opin- ions. The broadcasting station isn't a safety valve for anybody. It has probably the most extensive audi- ance in the world, not simply in num- bers, but in range of ages . Young Children Listen. | “Children too young to read listen in on the radio every day,a young people whose minds are being formed The manager of sbroadcasting sta- tion fs virtually the head of a great family. and must guard its members against evil influences that are bar- red from the home when they try to enter through other channels” | 1 Viewing his responsibility that | | way. the mtation director has the un- { welcome task of deciding what is fit to t into the ether hat shall be suppressed Despit powers ing director has thus erant The station director seldom finds it necessary to Interrupt a speaker in actual delivery, because his power of censorship is exercised beforehund. It nary at the big east n sta- S8 | tions to ask speakers for a written ™ | script of their talks and to req that they read this seript into microphone of speaking tempor the far broadcast been (ol 34 | 85 Effort (o Insure Accuraecy. orship ix exercised not only ir g itements that seem to be offensive. but technical talks are also itted to experts—that s, the script of a speaker giving advice investments might be s responsible persons in the * t banking business, who would pass upon the soundness of { tha speaker's counsel and his person- | al #tanding in the investment field 01| However, this supervision makes 90 | more for accuracy and responsibility Tlthan for the censoring of improper | material. The station director is try- ing to met quality in his program | 3 |rather than to-keep questionable views 27 | Off the & N1 There is 94 | censorsiip i to rector g out = suby 38 1 ation radio di- anotifer indicating have a censor, doesn't hanker for the job {1In fact. he ready dodging it by secking program events that censor themselves A year or two ago the gram was made up almost of studio numbers. Today is toward outside number delivered auditoriums, banquets beld in hotels, sporting events re- Ported from field and ringside, im- portant addresses of public officials, and the like. In broadcasting these events the director automatically steps out from under. He ix no long- er a publisher, passing upon the fit- ness of what others say, but simply a reporter letting his audience hear what is said and fastening responsi- bility on those who say it And he finds the radio wit: him overwhelmingly (Copyright, 1925, Popular Radio slde 1o st that. if the station radio pro- entirely the trend —concerts audience RADIO QUERIES 2adio Editor T would appreciate it very much if | the station on ship that broadcast a . | concert last \Saturday night between 119 and 10 o'clock. The announcer said that it was the only sea-going port- radio transmitter in the world and that they wers broadcasting on @ wave langth of 244 meters. Some of the numbers were “Sally.” “Doodle- De-Doo” and “Follow the Swallow.” T would also like to know the lo- cation of the Tampa and call letters of the station in Roanoke, Va.—HORACE ‘WHATLEN. The United States Coast Guard cut- ter Tampa broadcast the concert you heard Saturday mizht. The location {of the cutter at that time, however, is unknown. Its base is at the Bos- ton Navy Yard. The call letters of the station in Roanoke, Va. are WDBJ. Radio Editor For the benefit of W who asked the location of WC n the 5 radio queries of January 24, will say 1{ that this station is located at Elgin, M | I1L—M. F. BASCOM. W | Radio Editor Will vou please explain the object of radi stamps; also how to get them, and from what stations? following stations: WJAS, WAHG, WLW, WJZ and WREO?—Y. W. Z. dio verification stamps are sold for 10 cents. They are visible proof of the reception of the station issuing the stamp. Before selling the stamp the station must have evidence that its program was heard. Virtually all 7! the important radio stations, it is un- derstood, are selling the stamps. Wave lengths of the you inquired about follow meters WAHG, 315.6; WJZ, 455, and WREO, 28 Radio Editor: I should like to know if the fol- lowing station could be identified through your valuable column? Saturday night at 12:20 I picked up a Spanish-speaking station on about 390 meters, and heard a piano solo, a piano and violin selection, a lady talking in Spanish, and an accordion solo, after which a man spoke fn Spanish, and the program ceased jat 12: without any announcement whatever in English, 1 am particularly anxious to the identity of this station, as I tuned in on 6KW, Tuinucu, Cuba during that time on a different wave length. PWX, Havana, Cuba, signed off earlier in the evening, and Mexi- can stations were not scheduled to be om at that hour; therefore I don't think it could have been any of these, —J. S. McCOY. Some of the fans may be able to answer your query. z3 learn Radio Editor: The Alexandria Hotel Orchestra heard 5. Woodward broadeasts from KKT, Los Angeles, Calif. 1 have had this | station cach night for the past week after the local stations signed off. It is on the same wave length as WRC and WCAP (469 meters). l Can you give me any information re- 501 sarding a station _in Providence, R. L, that sounds like WDWEF, broadcasting book or an editor uccepts his article | nd a safely valve. | you would give me the call letters of | he (orrnl’ by the various broadcasting stations | i | | undgrstand [ Coast | operating on | | | i | { 1 | { | | | voice current, i the meters cannot tune out WCAP. Capitol and First streets near T street circuit than those of WRC, you are unable to as D. C, HURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1925. FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA, Noted Authority on Radio. AL Rights Reserved. Reproduction Prohibited. t Goes on Behind the Scenes in a RHefiex Circuit, Part 1 The following is the action which takes place in some of the ordinary types of radio receiving circuits In the crystal detector circuit shown in Fig. 1. the signal energy, consist- ing of a radio frequency wave, which is modulated by the audio frequency received in the aerial circuit and transferred to the de- tector circuit where the radio fr, quency modulated current is stripped of the radio frequency current and r duced to an audio frequencx voice current, which is suitable for operat Ing the phones In a vacuumn tube detector circuit however, it is not the original signal energy which comes into the grid cir- cuit of tha receiver which is used to actuate the phone diaphragm. The signal energy merely acts as a con trol element to release energy of the B battery in the plate circuit of the tube, so that in its essential elements no current of the grid cirénit flows in the plate circuit except through t portion of the filament circuit whieh ix common to both grid amd plate cir- cuits In order to understand the working of the reflex cireuit it is necessgry to the action which takes the more common and sim- of the radio and freqfiency and dete types The functions of the various cir ts and the essential actions which be grasped very easily Wy studying a diagram known as a functional diagram. This strips the 15 circuits of their technical de- tails and merely trac he path of pla pler in cireuits tuke place ca audio | the signal through the various cir- cuits through which it travels on its way from the input end to the output end of the receiver. It will be weil here to disting between the terms and nal energ By signal is meant the controlling action or variation which iz made to take place in any ourrent or circuit by the variations of poten- tial in the voice current. By “signal energy” we mean the actual energx of any particul current with which the signal is ssociated. To illustrate: The audio frequency envelope of the d bl Fy $-2 wansmitted radio frequency wave t(he signal. The energy of the wave | does not reside in this variation of | the radio frequency carrier wave, but |in the carrier wave itself. frequency envelope of the carrier wave, or the variations in the audio | frequency current in an amplifier cir- | euit n , therefore, he referred to as |the signal, but the current with which { the signai is associated is referred to | as the signal energy. ! Necessity of DI..'lIl tion. “The necessity of making this dis- [ tinction lies in the fact that while the { signal may % from circuit to eir- cuit through the action of the col {trolling effect on the grids of the vari- ous grid circuits, the actual signal en- ergy resident in each circuit will sel- | dom get beyond the circuit in which it is found originally | To avoid confusion, therefore, in |tracing the path of the signal through I the various cireuits | signal re tha [ trom one end o other er the signal energy, traverses its path the circuit to the —_—ee nately 423 meters such on approx length. 1 do not find listed. —R. D. BROWN There is a station in Providence with WDWF. Its wave band is 441 1 would appreciat £ v vige me in, your radio to the location of the United Guard cutier Tampa about 230 me: day night by % :40 o'clock.— The‘Coast Guard cutter Tampa is = tioned at the Boston navy yard. Officials there will give you information the location of the cutter Saturday night at the time its wireless sta- 1 could ad- States apa query vou heard Radio Editor I bave @ two-tube. three-circuit no regenerative set, using a Steers coil. | have 1o trouble whatever tuning out WRC at any time L like and getting WFAA at Dallas, Tex., whose wave length is only 7 meters from WRC. | It comes in all the dial. 1 live between North I have-an antenna, a spring cage aerial and a two-wire seven-strand aerial on top of the house. Can you Suggest a remedy in your eolumn any_other f have this D. X. FAN. A wave trap placed in the antenna may enable you to tune out WCAP's signals are stronger which is the reason me out this station. trouble ?— WCAP. o Editor: aturday ar W. E. T. the location of station which you were unable to give him WCEE is operated by Charles E. Erb- stein and. is located near Elgin, Iil nauired s O s 2 Restore Gray Hair Common garden sage brewed into a heavy tea with sulphur added, will turn gray, streaked and ded hair beautifully dark and luxuriant. Just a few ap- plications will prove a revel tion if your hair is fading, streak- cd or gray. Mix ing the Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe at home, though, is troublesome. An easier way is to get a bottle of Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com- pound at any drug store all ready for use. This is the old-time recipe improved by the addition of other ingredients. Kiriiilesitoy. gtayfided haic not sinful, we all desire to retain our youthful appearance and attractive- ness. By darkening your hair with Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Com- pound, no one can tell, because it does it so naturally, so evenly. just dampen a spange orgsoft brush with it and draw this thfough your hair, taking onc small strand at a time ; by morning all gray hairs have disappeared, and, after another ap- plication or two, your hair becom beautifully dark, glossy. soit and g What are the wave lengths of the | Jyxgriant 1 wonder if | You | It broadcasts on a.wave band of 53§ meters—VINCENT STETCHER Radio Editor Wil please give me the | tet location and distance | Washington of the statio | Lroadcast mandolin or guitar music |about 9:30 o'clock Saturday nigh | Announcement was made of 10 pounds of coffee to be given away. Ac- Kknowlec of letters alio were | made of letters received from points in Jowa and the Dakotas. Announce- ment then made of church serv- ices on Sunday morning at Shenan- doah, Towa —F. L. HIGGINS. KFNF, Shenandoah, lowa, ably is the station you heard from which was pros. Heal WINTER CHAPS with soothing, antiseptic’ MENTHOLATUM Just fin‘g itin WCEE, | is cisTRIBUTORS 1835 14th St. Potomac 1000 HARMLESS L\XATIVE» All Children Love Tts Pleasant Taste Hurry! Give Constipated Child “California Fven a fretful, feverish. bilious or constipated child loves the pleasant taste of ““California Fig Syrup.” This gentle, harmless laxative never fails to sweeten the sfomach and open the bowels. A teaspoonful to- day may prevent a sick child to- morrow. It doesn’t cramp or overaet. Fig Syrup” Contains no narcoties or soothing drugs. Ask your druggist for genuine ‘alifornia Fig Syrup” which has directions for babies and children of all ages printed on bottle. Mother! You must say “California” or you may get an Gmitation g eyrup. The audio | 1 will refer to the | RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT Councert by the United State Navy Band, WRC, Washing- ton: W] Ne York, and WGY, Schencctady, 8:30 to 9 o'clock 67.000D. C. PUPILS TOAID RADIO FUND Envelopes to Be Distributed preseatation WEAEF, Pitts- Boston; WGR Philadel- “Victor York W WEEI, New burgh: WDBH, Worcester; Buffalo, and WFT, phia, 9 to 10 o'cloc in Schools to Collect for Hospital Sets. The 67,000 school ¢ ington were today to assist in the closing drive L of the Washington radio hospital Opera fund committee for funds with which k {0 £quip all of the Capitals hospitals and institutions with radio receivi . . e Spanish prograni, KDKA Envelopes on which are printed full] | Pittsburgh, 8:30 o'clock particulars of the the hos- = \:nnl fund committee which Leroy Violin recital by Jacob Mark is chairman. Were distritn Rader, winner of the Philad e & school children tod phia League prize, WIP, Phila- classes The distribution was delphia, 9 o'clock possible through the courtesy of Dr. 0 ° Frank W. Ballou, superintendent of schools ldres, of Wash-| : given the t opportunity ik “Tannhauser performance of hv Chicago WNAC, Boston i WCAP, Washington ; | 1 ims of $ill 1y Program irom @ York Theater, WGB 9:30 to 11 o'cloc} itions - olor or cread, Dance progra the hospital Lopez and his of radio in-| | WEAF., New Yorl o'clock No Lines Draws. All of the hospitals and inst | witheut regard to rac are to be included fund committee syetem | stallation. The envelopes distributed to the children are to be used for soliciting their parents and neighbors for funds | When complete. the collections are to {be turned over Sunday to the fire en- | ine house nearest the home of the| { Colle Vincent Orchestra 11 1o 12 the revue are East, Maria Gertrude Kreiszelmanr Hazel Arth, Ariie Dorothy Wiison. J Everett Hardel Terr O'Connor, Fre Gretc Pedroli en Hood Rodriguer Ruth Pete Fay de ions will be made from the engine houses by the members of the hospital fund committee A special announcdment was made le. William Hard today by Chairman Mark that en-|iareld Phillips, Feggy velopes are to be turned in to the | Capital Male Q b s fire_engine houses Sunday, and 1ot |pean Mixcd Qu on Satyrday, as is stated on the back [ A1l the art of the envelopes |revue just as Listeners-ing to Choose. hnrndr-:’ul;n: tudio The listener-in is to have the nougeed by the four announcers portunity to select part of the cast|ihe Capital—William Pierson and Pa to be presented in. the raio revue|Gascolgns of WCAP. and C. Fela cheduled for production at the New [Gannon and George ¥. Ross of Wi | Washington Auditorium, February 4 for the benefit of the hospital fund The 30 artists who already have been selected for introlluction to a visible audience are to be supplemented by two additional broadcasters, chosen at the request of the Waskington listen- {ers-in. | Names of the performers desired by {the listeners should be zent to the radlo revue headquarters. 209 Colo- rado Building. The two broadcasters receiving the greatest number of re- {quests will be introduced in the re vue cast and will be presented dur’ ing the revue | The 20 artists already Thompso: Lawrenc willia ard Ha Albion the Cuter appear appear and will they op- Battery Safety Point Pla the battery on freques vather than to allow it the danger point of dischargrs charge reach PILE SUPPOQ chesen for Pyramid TreatmentsHfJord Enduring Relief to Suffercrs There's comfort in every bos for the. parient. They contain active ingredi- ents chat relieve the pain and itching and are casily applicd. Pyrasnid Pile Suppositories with their scothing, covoa butter base and their €imeteated healing properties, hae brought eaduring relief 1o thovsands Thay will do the same for you AUDIO TRANSFORMERS | policable vt Lay 4 and insulated. Ther 3 Sold with 2 as_represented 0—Pay o more. JOHN J. ODENWALD 1200 H N.W. At Your Druggist 4 out of 5 get Pyorthea The law of averages is im- mutable. Dental statistics prove that four out of every five over 40—and thousands younger, too are by Pyorrh Do you want to escape: It takes healthy gums to keep healthy teeth - If you neglect your gums—let them get in a “run-down’ condition—you may soon be numbered among Pyorrhea’s countless wvictims. Bleeding gums are Nature's first warning. Then \‘ge gums begin to recede, lose that rich, bealthy-pink color. Poisons collect in pus pockets and often drain through the en- tire system, causing indigestion, anaemia, rheumatism and other serious diseasesof mid- life. In the final stages the teeth loosen and fall out. Take no chances—use Forhan’s If used in time and used consistently, For- han's will prevent Pyorrhea, or check its progress—something ordinary tooth pastes are powerless to do. It contains just the right proportion of Forhan's Astringent (as used by the dental grofmsion in the treat- ment of Pyorrhea). It is safe, efficient and pleasant tasting. Even if you don't care to discontinue your favorite dentifrice, at least start using Forhan's once a day. Forhan's is more than a tooth paste; it checks Pyorrhea. Thousands have found it beneficial for years. For your own sake ask for and get Forhan's For the Gums. ‘At all druggists, 35¢ and 6oc in tubes. i Formula ofB.J. Forhan D, D.. Forhans FOR THE GUM doghmabiees Just as a ship peecs the closest. attention under the water-line. sodoyourtesthunder | the gum-line | | . the