Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1925, Page 44

4y VARIED PROGRAM OFFERED BY WRC 11 Features to Be Carried‘r Tonight—Borah Speech to Be Broadcast. A i\ m 11 by midnight feat WR! tonight. of red events will be broadeast o'clock to The carly portion of the in K to 9, the W lude an recit organ i Auditorium, played by Firmi * Wanamaker York, and broad simultaneously WJZ, WGY and WRC. Mr nen will be assisted in his recital by Marcel The ast by win- Grandjany, harpist atter half of the ment will include n broadcast of the ldresses to be delivered at the din sier tendered Senator David I. Walsh ©f Massachusetts by the South Atlan- Holy Club. Among the peakers a dinner will be Sena- or Wi E. Borak ldaho, the Rev N. Dinand, S. J William 1. Leahy will This program, which from the Mayflower will be wJ entertain eph H Walsh deast 9:4 11 o'clock also by station Chorus Will nteresting m_the Sing. 5 feature will be WRC studio by rgh Chamber of Commerce h participated in the rt at the Washington ight. The chorus e air from 9:10 to 9: The program will be opened at 6:45 vith the children's hour, y Peggy Alblon. Following «vent, Sidney Seidenma shoreham Hotel Orchestra will play a dinner t of three-quarters of an hour :t from the Shoreham Hotel. At conclusion of this concert present Lewis Radeliffe, deputy ymmissioner of fisheries, who wiil speak under_ the Smithsonian Institutl Food. Other numbers will incl by Phyllis Howe Pr companied at the f H. Wilson, and by barito ed ¥ ¥ Ross; a brief tal Robert . Heinl of the ross ¢ “The Club's Radio D 2 late of dan usic Jacques a his C1 with jointly roup o rima donna (s will b York A third concert fro naugural cor Auditorium will be on th ¥ de recitals . soprano fano by George Harlan Randal, ub on but by 1b Deauville Orche Hawaiians, broad- WJZ, New York, by Olga Ste which oncert Green a tra, ast with broadcas e direct New Local Radio Entertainment Thursday, March 5, 1925. NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va. (434.5 Meters). 3:45 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. 10:05 p.m.— Weather Bureau re- nosts WCAP—Chesapeake & Potomae Tele- phone Co. (465.5 Meters). o Corporation of America (4685 Meters). —Children's Hc Albion Dinner denmann’s Shoreham icast from the r conduct- music by Sidney Hotel Orches- Shoreham Ho- p.m.—"Fish as Food,” by Lewis fle, deputy mmissioner of in co-operation with the titution recital Radeli fisheri Smithsonia 8 p.m—Organ Swinnen, assisted jany, harpist. broad stations WJY and Waramaker Aud ity by Firmin Marcel Grand- ast jointly with WGY from the llis Howe Price, so- H. Wilson at the piano by the chorus of “hamber of Commerce. Press Club Robert D. Heinl Press Clul Harlan T Ross at th 9:45 p.m.—Dinner to Senator David J. Walsh of Massachusetts, under the of the South Atlantic Holy tross Club, broadcast jointly station WJIY from the tol. Addresses L Borah. Father N. president of the Holy Cross College, «nd William E. Leahy. 11 p.m.—Darnce program by Jacques Green 1 his Club Deauville Or- with Clark's ~Hawaiians, jointly with station WJZ from the Club Deauville in New York ty. of dall, bari piano. ne; Joseph p.m.- rima donna o tly w Cit Early Program Friday. Midday Lenten service 1uspices of the Laymen's ssociation, with the co-oper- ttion of the Washington Federation £ Churches. Olga Steck Rose,” broad- WJZ from RADIO QUERIES Radio Iditor you or give me the ca whose slogan he rid”? T heard this cently between 1:30 and 2 o'clock in the morning on a wave le about 306 or 310 meters. Some the announcements were made in h and some in a foreign tongue. y of the radio fans 1 letters of a station is Top of the station Engl ~J. G. KOA, Denver, Colo., sometimes ise: the slogan, “The Top of the World.” Radio Editor: In answer to M. E. V. may have heard KFI, Sunday night. I heard a play from at sation in which a man and a woman's véice alternated frequentlyp JEROME COW DE M. E. V. previously informed the radio editor that she uses a DX crystal set, and it is not likely that she heard a Pacific coast station. query, she Los Angeles, Radio Editor: Regarding your column Monday, it was asked what sation is called “The Holy City.” Tused to live in San Francisco and am_quite sure this station is KFQU, Holy City, Calif, operating on 100 watts and a 234-meter wave. T have heard this station many times. ~—BILL PITTMAN. he query in guestion regarded a station that broadcast an organ re- \ ¢ital Sunday night, one selection being, “The Holy City." a query published in Radio Editor: W1l you kindly tell me the call of the station in Philadelphia owned by the Gimbel Brothers? 1 heard this station sign off about 5:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon and the announcer said the station would be on the air at 7:15 broadcasting a church ser- mon, followed by something from a German place. The call sounded like ‘WRC, Philadelphia. Also name all onducted | this | WRC | rium in New York | Radio | the from 6:45 | entertainment | al from | | Swinnen at | presi- | | | i i with | Mayflower Ho- | Senator William B. | Dinand, | | | | | I‘“'"” ngth of | 1:00— ot | | LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1925. rams of Following Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time 37O 4 00—Talks: Women's Club of Media program Bob Miller and Jimmy Flyan, sougs . 1 solos; Melody fTrio; reading. Talks; voeal and instrumental program . Recital, vocal and instramental The Detroit News Orchestra: markets Wo The Popular Concert' Rending of Seriptures from studio Mot rop Trio: piano selections Yocal and instrumental program. S0—Musical program from Loew's Cloxing market quotations oou frolic: talks . trio 1 from Lyén & Healy Concert Hall 45—Vocal and lnstrumental program 00- nstrumental prog ria’s entertainers; solos iger's Falrmont Hotel Orc ugus High School Glee Cl Yocul program: solos “What You Ought to Know Talks for housewlves Vocal and instrumental program; Varied program; talks; music; Palais de Danse Orchestra program Musical program by Star's Radlo Trio orchests 15 30- Rernhard Levitow's Hotel Commodore Orchestra 40—Police reports; grand organ and trumpets .. 5 TO 6 P.M. 00— Household hour by Mrs. B. 0. Hiller rgun recital: news; readings; markets . Yocal program; Nat Hyman's Trlo ... Magazine hour, “In the Winter of War" French lesson: piano selections Vocal and instrumental program Ulinols Federation of Women's Clubs Musical program. vocal and instrument 30th Infantry “Jazz Orchestra m and market reports; news 5:30 6 TO T P.M. 00—Dinner concert by Jean Goldkette's Ensemble .... Cole and Wood, two-piano act ... exchange’ quotations: markefs . Dinner concert from Waldort-Astoris Weather: Benjumin Franklin Orchestra Boy SCOUt PrOKFAI wevvevssnsesenes Children’s stories by Uncle GGeebes . Music; news: bedtime stories ....... Dinuer concert by Hallpryd String Quart: Produce and stock market quotations; news Dinner concert by Philharmonic Trio ... 15— Diuner co: 30—Violin_snios Dinner con: Meyer Davis' Concert Hig Brother Club Dave Harmon's C Dinner dance music Skeezix time for chi Children’s hour by Mrs. Chimes concert News perlod by Eugene Broudy’s O EONMIE oo Orchestra .. gram ... erella ‘Orchestra dren: stories Walter Stevens . "Konecky ... 00—Every Weather forecast and news bul Lyon & Healy organ recital ... Talk “Sunny Jim, the Kiddies' Pal Silver Slippér revue: musical program Markets: bedtime story; readl Roll call; birthday Greater New York Fi Ruby Cowan's entertainers tins Tist; maus Berniiard Levitow's Hotel Commodore Orchestra... Chicago Theater organ recital: storles Dinner concert by Selinsky Instrumental Musica readings; poems; News, financial and fi Estelle fin tal by Vincent P farm ner by Luella Wil hurches . roduce market reports Radio Rhymster ... crt Orchestra WGY Orchestra; trio . iress, “The Country Doctor ren’s bedtime stories by Tneie Bob Rudy Seiger's Fairmont Hotel Orchestra Ren Selvin's Orchestra “Industrial Art”; Yaul Soevi Course in husiness prrchology ... Drake Concert Ensembie; Blackston :45—Willard Robinson and his orchestra . Police bulletins . 8 TO 9 P.M Military Trainin vert J. Bowley Joint concert by Fi nd Marcel Grandjany, 5 Camps, | program: taiks violln selections . o=z o0 mer progr ram from ner concert from Congress Hotel . Concert from WEAF SRR Talks; lecture; “'Negro “‘Home-making 8s a S, Chateau Shanley Orchestra ol Activity Radio artist program from WEAF 11001 Musical program from WEAF Musical program from Loew's Theater ... Address,“‘Suggestions to Young Business Program same as WGY, Schenectady . Ralph Williams' Orchestra; solos . Markets: news bulleting ............ Watchtower Instrumental Trio: soios Evening Herald news bulletinis Children's program: bedtime stori 8:15—Concert from Atlantic City High orchestra: quartet; soios concert; solos; qua: 8§:20—James Phillips, bass, broad WOCo, 8:30—Antomobile sies program; “solos .. S The Capitol Grand Opera’ Quartet; an Farm Bureau Dartmouth_College v roadcast by WEEL WFI, WIAR. WWJ, WCCO, WOC, Reading: musical program; solos Vocal and instrumental program Markets; travel faies: the Fort Philosopby of Nutrition, Radlo show: orches a . dramatic eritie. ¥ Fl : Boy Scout progr Honeymoon Duo; Tillman's party Art Hickman's Concert Orchestra program; s Dinner hour program Organ recital by Harry 0. Blind Glee Club e “Animals’; vocal and instrumental The Serenaders; mandoiin club .. Miss Lucile Lechner, program . Musical program . 9:45—Radiotorial; Bon Ton Orchestra Coucert; American Legion program 10 TO 1 10:00—Allen Trio; vocal solo Clark’s Hawaifans ........... Vocal and instrumental program Organ recital from Boston City Ciub . Ruds Seiger's Fairmont Hotel Orchestra VitallKoretsky. Russian tenor, bron WEEI, WEAR, WCCI, WoOC, WFI, from .... S5 ‘ Orchestra; solos ............. Varied program. vocal and instrumenta Community program: v Tirst'" talk program ... male q nstrumental program .... Police reports and weather forecast Artist program : - Hody™ 10:20 kisn revue Musical program ....... 2 Musical program . . Yocal and ipstrumental program; tai “Evening af HOME” .............. The Oregonian (oncert Orchestra Play and music Srsh e T Vincent Lopez and his orchestra Organ_recital; vocsl solos . Copnie's Inn_ revue ...... Special program . Soas 5 Talk; Cooper Orchestra and Quartet; Melody Bogs ... lotel Brunswick Orches Harvey Marburger and his orci Don Bestor’s Drake Hotel Orche Frank Wright's Country Club T Ralph Willlams® Orchestra; othe; Regular program .. s 11:30—Organ_recital Raymos ..... d Don Ramuay's Radio Four Russian Fagle Orchestra . 11:45—0rgan recital .. . Olga Steck, sougs . 00—Parody Club revue and orchestra .. Fenture program . o Yocal program .. Trio; vocal solos .. Violin recital; orchestra . Murray Whiteman's Orchestra: vocal program. Orlole Orchestra; solos ..... 12:30—Toklo revge . 12:45—"Nighthawk frolie 1:00—Fotel Ambassador Orchestra ..... Los Angeles Examiner progra Gene James'_Orchestra Si. Francis Hotel Orche Multnomah Hotel Strollers Art Hickman's Dance Orchestra Coucert; Honolulu Serenaders; quintet; sojos . 2 TO 3 AM, \ Ginger Man he Hot 00—The Hotsy o Totsy how Tnsor Club’ talking about Roxle broadeasting on Sundays. I think that Roxie should have a program on one of the week days.—DOYLE MITCHELL. WIP is the Gimbel Brothers’ Phila- the broadcasting stations in Wash- | delphia station. The Washington sta- have been tions follow: WCAP, WRC, WAL and WRHF, WDM, Theater . 4 TO 5 PM. talks 1 er concert by Jimmy Lent's Orchestra estra ... rt from Ten Eyek Totel . .....] 7 T0 8 PAL chlld’s story hour by Grace Sorenson ... Dave Harmon's Cinderella Orchestra .... music . ng; tax talk deration of Churche’ address 1 ‘market reports . wion Lindsay's travel talk .... . “violinist Qut French harpist, WIZ 9 TO 10 P.X WCAF. IWSAL sarty Hotel Trio. . " by Alfred McCann ... Jacques Green's Orchestra WGR, WCCO g « WBCN Chiea; nd instrumental solos. e 1 P.M. TO 12 12 MIDNIGHT To 1 idnight Serenaders ... Pluntation Players .. 170 2 AN THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON RADID STARS ASK DAY ADIUSTMENT Artists Say Day of Publicity Only Has Ended—Now Want Cash. Meters. Philadelphia New York Newark New York Philadelphia Detrolc Minneapolis San Francisco New York Minneapolis Los Angeles Plttsburgh Chicago Chicago New York PN, Miles. L WFI WHN JWoR WGRS (WFRH llweco UK TIIKDKA IRYW By Cousolidated Press. NEW YORK, March 5.—The group of New York broadeasters who recently ex- perimented with tossing a little pebble labeled “equity” Into the disturbed waters of broadcasting have discovered | that they caused a sizable ripple. In short, this body, calling itself the Radio Artists’ Association of America, which rather mildly suggested that broadcasters throughout the country should get togther and begin a crusade for cash payment for their services, has found it has an appeal among the fellow air artists of other cities | In order not to lose an opportunity the association has ent its agents into | the field, and has called a national meet- | ing of th anization to be held in New York in September. In the mean- | time, a special conference of interested broadeasters of the East will be held | here March 21, and an additional get- together parley been arranged with | the Motion Pic Exhibitors' Assocla- tion for Minneapolis in May. ra New York Boston New York Phitadelphia Chicago Detroit City New York Philadelphia LWaz SW0o SWMAQ LUIWHAS LUIwWERH Lweco WLW JKOA JWMAQ KHI KPO Wiz Chicago Loulsvillo New york Minneapolis Cincinnati Deaver, Colo. Chica Los Angeles San Francisco New York WX LWEBH LWG WEAP wii LLIWNAC lwwy LIWGBS satte t .ol WGR LLWGY LllwBz WOR IKDKA Illwey LWFI WEET Detrojt New York Chicago vew York Philadelpbia Tioston Detrolt New York Atlanta Ruffalo, N. Y. Schenectady Springfeld Newark Pittaburgh ew York enectady Philadelphia Boston New York Toston Chicago IWCCO Minneapolis IWOC_ Davenport SWOAW Omabiu Organization Growing. far ent the 7y chapter of the Jquity™ b ased its mem- bership to the century mark, bringing under its banner a number of h well known vol of Manhattan Other branches have been inaugu- rated in Boston, Cleveland and At- ilanta and still others are in the | process of organization in Chicago and San Francise The Radio Artists’ announced only object. namely, the establishment a policy under which the artists can receive pay for their broadcasting. Radio, they say, has lost its publicity appeal, and should be to ake different plans for attracting talent to the micro- phone. Directors Awalt Developments. Association has one LWOAW WOC WGN WGHS WFI JWHN IWRZ LWEAR {WFBH Wiz Omaha Davenport Chicago New York Philadelphia New York Sprinctield Philadelphia ew York New York New York Chicago Cincinnati Kansas City Chicago Los Angeles Cleveland Chicago Chicago Oakland, ¢ Providence Tosten Pittsdurgie Naw York Pittsburgh San Juan (e On this one policy, the organization now proposes to feel out the sentl- ment of the artists of other broad- | casting centers. The station directors are standing by awaiting develop- ments, Harry A. Bruno, chairman of the board of directors of the assoclation, declared today that present condi. | tions would hardly warrant the vari- ous stations to pay performers “But there must be some other way by which the artists can receive ma | terial compensation for their work | | until suen tign the stations are their progra said Mr, Quintet. as Detrott Schenectady Atlantic City Chicugo San Francisco IWGY WHAR KYW KPO LLLIWFRH CWEAF {|D. C. LIGHT CURRENT | OPERATES TUBE SETS New York ; IIWBZ Springfield imtet ... . WGN__ Chicago co. LI WOAW Omaha J...WBON Chicago Radio Experimenters Find Means of Eliminating Batteries That Require Recharging. .....WBCN Chicago taik o by Brig. AT organist, Ft. Bragg, N.C 435 WGY Schenectady IWJIAR Providence IWUAE Pittsburgh v Springfield il [ E Recently ers have {of usir lighting 5 {of tube several radio experiment- | discovered practical means | ordinary 110-volt d.-e.| current for the operation This, of course, ob- j\fuh‘* use of “A” and “B'. bat- | teries that require recharging or be- 3 | come dead and must be raplaced. The | use of alternating current for the| | same purpose presents greater aifi- culty, since the plate and grid of the detector tubes require a direct cur- rent for operation. J. G. Aceves of the department of | physics at Columbia University, New York, surmounts this difficulty by first ctifying the alternating cur- rent with “S” tubes that give a direct current of slightly lower voltage for ! the operation of the tubes. M. | Aceves uses a lamp bank for re- | sis to cut down his veltage clone that required to heat the fllament | York 4 and obtains the exact voltage for| “hiladelphia | illation with potentiometer or San Francisco 43 |rheostat. The plate, requiring a » | hig voltage, is connected directly across t line, thus receiving the| 1 d.-c. voltage fed from the recti- s tubes s development in the use of to replace “A” and “B" bat- tories is particularly important be- cause the majority of lighting cjr cuits throughout the country are al- ternating current. In more isolated communities, where it is difficult to reach a charging station, the tube {set operating on_a.-c. circuits is |often desirable. There is no need to wait for a battery to be recharged, land the use of two batteries, to sup- plement one another while one is being charged, becomes unnecessary. th same time there are many eurs who prefer to use only bat- teries, believing they can obtain thereby a Ereater degree of efficiency of operation, particularly in get-| ting DX. (Copyright, 1925, g Philadelphia the N New York IWFL Philadelpuia 1IWOC Davenport JWNAC Boston IWHB Kansas City IWJY New York IWQJ Chicago IKOA _ Denver, Colo. 450 WEBR Rossv'e, N.Y. 5 KF WHN Il WREQ ..« WNYC Atlantic City Lansing 3 gai AF New York 12 ] CCNRM Montreal CKFI' Los Angeles L. WHAS Loutsville Fort Worth ance Likro KYW Fennas! -.---WIP Philadelph WGR from WEAF LEYW TIKSD New York Chicago St. Louis CNRW Winnipeg WIY New York CWHB Kansas City C Boston IWHN New York IWBZ Springfeld IWGY Rehenectady LLIWGN Chicago “WJIZ_ New York CWLW Cincinnati I WMAQ Chicago WSB Atlanta -KHJI Tos Angeles - WCBD Zion, T : Los Angele: ENX Los Angeles MO Nemphis ~WRZ Springtield IWIY New York -WNYC New York CWFAA Dallas - WGBS New York IKFT " Tos Angeles “KTHS Hot 8ps., Ark, Popular Radio, Inc.) 1PM New York : WNAC Boston i ‘an Francisco 8 -WEAP New York ... WEBH Chicago IWOAW Omalia veveres KYW Chicago LI WMAQ Chicage “KFT " Tos Angeles CKFKX Hastings “WNYO New York WEBAP Fort Worth DRI Lot Angeles 5 L WFBH New York MIDNIGHT. Tos Angeles Los Angeles Calgary Chicago Portl’d, Oreg, Los Ankeles ow York San Francisco Yew York L:.l.CNRO CKYW LLLEGW LXFI WLW Cincinnati ~WBZ Springfiel RIS 413 Philudeipn Cal. - WGY Schenec ++. WFBH New Yn::d, -+« WBZ Bpringfield - WGBS New York «WSB Atlanta «++WIZ New York AN ceo.. WHY ... ENX SAY °* When you sce the “Bayer New York Angeles San Franciseo WFBH New 'k WDAF Kaneas City Colds Pain Toothache Neuritis Headache Neuralgia JENX Tos Angeles Fi e REO Kon posel 3 an Francisco ...KGO . Oakland, Cal. ~...EGW PortI'd, Oreg. KHJ _ Los Angeles “.WBCN Chicago Lumbago - WQI Ob Rheumatism Duncan Sisters to Sing. The Duncan Sisters will sing some of their comedy songs for the radio audience Monday afternoon through WOR, Newark, N. J. Theso talented girls are now playing in “Topsy and Eya” a current New York musical success, | Next Program, March 12. Accept 91‘¥ Jofe ¢ Aspirin {s the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Momosceticacidester of Salicylieacid . D, THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1925. FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA, Noted Authority on Radio. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction Prohibited. OSCILLATIONS PART IV. By far the most important develop- ment in the use of oscillations s the discovery of the oscillator or os- cillation generating abilitles of the vacuum tube when properly connect- ed into a speclal circuit i The most common method of using a tube as an osclllator or generator of high frequency oscillations makes use of a circuit that is very similar to the tickler feedback regenerative cireuit. In this circult, a coil in the plate circult of the tube is placed in induc- tive or close relationship with a coll connected In the grid circuit of the tube.. If the polarity of the two coils is correct, oscillations of any desired frequency can be produced providing the constants are properly designed for the production of such frequenc ¥ Ordinarily when such a circuit is connected together no oscillations would be produced because there is no means of providing the initial disturbance in thte grid circult, necessary for initlating a series of osecllliations, A very slight disturbaice of the electrical balance of the eircuit, how- ever, such for instance as turning on the fllament current or closing the I battery circuit, is sufficient to pro- duce the initial flare to set the cii- cuit into oscillation. Each additional amplified impulse fed back into the grid clrcuit tends to increase the disturbiug element and to bulld up the oscillation strength to higher and higher values, within the limits imposed by the flattening ends of the characteristic curve of the tube. The action which cumulative in action. The small di turbance in the grid clrcult creates a larger disturbance in the plate cir- cuft, which in turn being fed back into the grid circuit, reinforces the disturbance In the grid circuit, there- by creating a greater disturbance in the plate circuit and so on to the Iimits imposed by the characteristic curve of the tube when the oscilla- tion stops bullding up and remains constant in amplitud The proper relat and grid colls is fmportant, as is the degres of coupling between the coils and the inductance values of the coils and capacity of the tuning condenser. The frequency of the oscillation can be regulated by a variable cor denser or by increasing or decreas- ing the inductance of the coils, Tn another type of oscillator cuit, the plate clrcuit is tuned resonance with the grid eircuit by means of a variable induct or a varlable condenser or by a com- bination of both. In this method VICTOR TO CHANGE. to Be takes place is of the Dlate eir- into her oscillations are ob- Popular Music. The Victor Talking Machine Co. will break away from the ¢l ical con- certs in its next radio presentation, March 12, and broadcust a program featuring popular music. Billy Moore, known the world over for his comic song: Rudy Wiedoeft, saxophonist; Henry Burr, tenor; the Pecrless Quar- tet and the International Novelty Or- chestra will give the program. Again WCAP is not listed among the stations which have scheduled the Victor presentation. RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. Organ_recital from Wana- maker Auditorium, by Firmin Swinner, WRC, Washington; WGY, Schenectady, and WJY, New York, 8 to 9 oclock. Interdollegiate League basket ball game, Dartmouth College vs. University of Pennsyl- vania, WIP, Philadelphia, 8:45 o'clock. Three - a Turning Players, 9 o'clock. drama, “The int,” by WGY 3 Schenectady, P Concert by the American Legion of Arkansas, KTHS, Hot Springs, to 11 o'clock. Dinner in honor of Senator David 1. Walsh of Massachu- setts, from Hotel Mayflower, WRC, Washington, and WJY, New York, 9:45 to 11 o’clock. BAYER ASPIRIN” and INSIST! Cross” on tablets you are getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by mil- lions and prescribed by physicians 24 years for “Bayer” package which contains proven directions. Hu:d‘ “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets of 24 and 100—Druggists. tained by and the the tuned plate method feed Dback Is obtainsa through the interelectrode capacity of the tubes; that is, the capacity existing between the plate and the grid and filament of the tube. In this case advantage is taken of the phenomena of transfer of energy between circuits which are onance. The use of the vacuum tube as an oscillator has made possible broad- cast transmission as we know it to- day. in res- ROXIE TO GIVE TWO MORE SHOWS HERE Press Club Announces Arrange- ments to Keep Gang in City Another Day. The Na Press Club announced today that “Roxle and His Gang” will remain in Washington another day and give two additional performances at the Washington Auditorium Sat- urday afternoon aud night The club decided upon this course when it was found that thousands of people would be unable to attend the performances tomorrow on account of the large demand for tickets, prac- tically for t perform- ance | 1 theat situation was explained to “Roxie’ he said that he and his compan would remain over Saturday. The Saturday performances will be as complete as those of the pravious day. The performers will consist of the entire “gang’—Gambl, Gladys, Doug, Betsy, Wee Willle, Caroline, Dr. Billy, Julia, Daddy Jimg es McKee and other favoritas. 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