Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1925, Page 26

IS RADIO FEATURE Local Talks and Music to Complete WCAP Pro- gram Tonight. A well balanced program of ad- dresses, vocal and instrumeftal musioc will be on the air tonight from 7:30 to 11 o'clock through station WCAP. ¥rom 4 to 6:30 o’clock WRC will give| 1ts late afternoon program | W. R. Beattle will open WCAP's| program with some advice on Spring zardening, and he will be followed | by Willlam Shanahan, tenor, in al| sroup of songs. William Hard then | will be heard in his “Days and Nights! in Washington,” which will be follow- | cd by a short concert by the Lawrence 53chool Glee Club, conducted by Robert | Lawrence. Miss Deatrice Henderson | and Paul Bleyden, tenor, will give a | program of duets and then the pro- | sram_will be shifted to WEAF, in New York, where the A. & P. Gypsy Orchestra will play for an hour from the studio. An hour of entartainment | known as the “Washington Post hour” will conclude the evening’s pro- | Bram. Beginning at 4 o'clock from WRC Nina Reed will review several books. ! under the auspices of the League of | American Pen Women. This will be | followed by a plano recital by George . Ross, and then the microphone | will be switched to the New Willard { Hotel palm room for an hour and a| half of tea music by the Meyer Davis | Trio. Peggy Albion wii. conduct the | Children’s Radio Music Club at 6| o'clock, and Alice Hutchins Drake | -All follow with a talk on “Art in| Washington.” | Local Radio Entertainment Monday, March 23, 1925. NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va. | (434.5 Meters). —Weather Bureau reports. | 1 Weather Bureau reports. ]‘ WRC—Nadio Corperation of America| (468.53 Meters). —Book reviews, under the auspices of the League of American | Pen Women: “Orphan Island,” by Rose | \acaul nd “Lafcadlo Hearn's; Days,” by Edward Larocque Tinker, reviewed by Nina Reed. 4:20 p.m.—Piano recital, F. Ro. 4:30 pm—Tea music, by the New Willard Iote! Meyer Davis Trio, hroadcast from the palm room of the New Willard Hotel. 6 p.m.—Chtldren’s Radio Music| Club, conducted by Peggy Albion. | 6:15 p.m. Art in Washington,” by Allce Hutchins Drake by George| Early Proxram Tuesday. 12:50 p.m.—Midd: Lenten services. WCAP—Chesapeake and Petomac Telephone Company (468.5 Meters). 7:30 to 7:45 p.m ‘Preparing for! Spring_Gardening,” a short talk by W. R. Beattle of the Bureau of Plant| Industry, United States Department | of Agriculture. 746 to 8 p.m.—Willlam Shanahan, | tenor. In a group of songs, accom- | panied at the ptano by Plerre Depples. | 8 to0 8:20 p.m.—Willlam Hard, prom- inent newspaper correspondent and | author, In the tenth of a veries of | talks on “Days and Nights in Wash- | ington.” 8:20 to 8:40 p.n—A ehort concert, presented by the Lawrence School| Glee Club, conducted by Robert Law- | vence. $:40 to 9 p.m.—Allss Beatrice Hen- | derson, soprano of the Paul Bleyden | Jtudlo, with Paul Bleyden, tenor, m‘ Quets, 9 to 10 p.m.—Concert by the A. & P. | psy Orchestra, from the studio of Station WEAF, New York city. i 10 to 11 pm. hour. IRENE CASTLE’S SUITS SET FOR EARLY TRIAL! Claims $50.000 Bonds and Home Held by Treman, Ex-Husband, Are Hers. tho Associated Press. ITHACA, N. Y., March 25.—Two civil actions brought by Mrs. Irene Castle | AcLaughlin, dancer, of Chicago, against | her former husband, Capt. Robert E.| ‘Treman, ‘and his parents of this city, are listed for trial on the calendar of District Supreme Court, which opened Lere today. ‘The action directed ut her former hus- band involves an alleged conversion of securities to the value of 350,000 by Capt. Treman. Mrs. McLaughlin claims that she intrusted the sccurities to Treman while his wife, with the agree- ent that he should return the same upen demand, and that he converted them to his own use. In another action instituted agalnst Capt. Treman and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Treman, Mrs. McLaugh- lin seeks the cancellation of a deed whercby the former Treman-Castle 1ome on Cayuga Helghts here was transferred by Capt. Treman to his parents and later was sold to a fra- terntty. MAN KILLED IN CRASH. Is Thrown Against Windshield of Brether’s Car. GREENSBORO, N. C.. March 3.— John F. Mann, 28, of Burlington died vithin & few minutes after he had been thrown into the windshleld of his brother’s car, which was wrecked 1 mils west of Gibsonville early last night. His throat was cut when he was hurled through the glass of the windshield. Jesse Manu, the brother, who was drivin was uninjured, although his | was hurt in the back and two hildren suftered minor injuries, s RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. _ Talk on “Days and Nights in Washington,” by William Hard, \WCAP, Washington, 8 to 8:20 o'cloc! Musical program, direct from Mark Strand Theater, New York City, WEAF, New York, 7:15 to 8:30, and WOO, Philadelphia, 8 to 8:30 o’clock. Program of the Rotary Club of Pittsburgh, KDKA, "Pitts- burgh, 8:30 o'cloc Concert by the Aleppo Temple Drum Corps of Shriners’ Band, WBZ, Spring- field, 9 to 9:30 o'clock. Perry and Russell, two-man singing orchestra, WOR, New- ark, 10:45 to 11:30 o'clock. | 10:15—Markets, weather, news and police reports THE EVE LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT MONDAY, MARCH 23, 1925 Progranis of Following Distant Stutions Scheduled for Eastern §tondard Time Meters. Mile 405.2. 3 TO 4 P.M. 3:00—Talke: voral and instruments] program: reading.. WOR Artist recital by the Combs Conservatory of Mu- sic: vocal and ipstrumental solo Talks; vocal program ......... 2 Woman's hour: talkn: musica! program . + “The Life Story of John Greenlesf Whitti musical progrum: civil service talk . Reading of Bcriptures from studlo The Detroit News Orchestra . Ladies’ hour: classicsl musie; taiks . 8:30—Closing market quotatlons from tockman's 3:45—Bernle Grossman and Nat Osborne, Somgs....... 4 TO 5 PN talk on “‘Adulterated Foods' verse; entertatnment ....... Newark 5082 3158 116.4 Philadelphia New York . Minncapolis ' 594 4205 8327 863.6 8091 3612 Philadelphia Kan Franciseo Detroit Kaneas City Pittsburgh New York 4:00—“Tea Time Hour' Yarted_program Rudy Beiger's “‘Home Gardentng.” by Copley Plaza Hotel Trio: talks .......... What Comes Out of a Can of Baking Powder”... Home Management.” by Aunt Jame .. ... Pearl Herman, soprano: Herman I'antley, {cnor Jlomentary French lesson PR LT :15—Columbla. University lecture: movie falk LWEAR :30-—Joseph Knecht's Waldorf-Astorla Hotel Orchestra. . Wiz fasical program from Newman und Royal Theaters. WDAF BUlgrave DrOgTAI .................... CWHN 40—Police reports; grand organ and trumpets L W00 :45—Home-makers' hour; club women's program wLS 5 TO 8 P.M. New York 861 20 VFrancisco Philadelphia Boston Chicago Davenport New York New York ew York New York WO - Wiz < WEAF Chicago :00—The Readers’ Club ............. g Heury Toblas and his versatile orchestra..... Rabeon reports; student recital s Concert; news; readings; market reports Mothers in _council; high school teachers . :30—Farm and bome market reports; news ....... 6 TO 7T PX 6:00—The Georgians® Orchestra: news: storfes . Boy cout program by Kansas City Council Dinger concert trom Hotel Waldorf-Astoria Children’s program: stories and Weather; Hotel St Jumea Orchestra Stock exchunge quotations; bedtime stories er CODCRRt ......... 3 idren’s bedtime ghouse Philharmonic Trio Troduce and stock market quotation: Dinner duace music by Royal Canadiass Short musical program and speakers. 6:15—KDKA Little Symphony Orci € Dihner concert by Dave Harmon's Orchestra 6:20—Sport talk; Hotel Ten Evek Trio ....... 6:30—Lew Krueger and bis Allada Dance Orchest Bellevue-Stratford Hotel Concert Orchestra Dinner dance mustc from Checker Tnn . Sport talk; surprise program; storfes Violin rolos by Olcott Vall Agriculture, live stock and produce markels . Chimes concert ... 5 Public news period LWECO WHN Minoeapolis New York “WLW Cincinnat] “WHAS Loulsviile - WMAQ Chicago WIZ New York Alanta Kaosas City New York Bostoo Philadelphia Chicago Detroit New York Springaeld Schenectady . WTAM Cleveland CKGO Oxkiland, Cal. KDKA Pittsburgh IWOR Newark : chenectady Philadelphia WCCo Mimneapolt Minneapolls WHN New York IWIP Philadelphia 7108 00—Organ recital; A. Lupo's Orchestra ... Weather forecast: news bulletins ...... Bedtlme story: roll call; dancing iesson Fashlon talk: vocal and Instrumental solos Ledtime stories ... o s Maj. E. M. Fisher; Lew Krueger's Orchestra... Hotel St Francls Concert Orchestra ...... Josiah Free, baas baritone s Markets; bedtime story: readtng: news .. Musical program: readings: stories Juvenile period by Luella Wilson ......... 3 Stars of Friars frolic; Hotel Commodore Orchestra. Dinner bour concert 10 Market reports; weather: Ttichmond Versatile Orche: Legion program .. News. franclal and fin Musical program from Loew 15—Musical prog Live stock “WOAW Omala a Philadelphis :e'lv er T A Wi Clacinaatl farm news Chicago ra; Borough American 4 prodice market report Prrsac, redice mar 5. Iii 7:30—Dinner music by Hotel Adelphta Orchestra Proaash dy Seiger's Fairmont Hotel Orchestra “nildrec’s perlod by Miss Chapple 0'Donaeli Heaith talk; Hotel Carlton Terrace Orchestra . 'Y Orchestra: reading: instrumental solos s Blue Melody Boys' Orchestra .. ren’s bedtire stories by Uncle Bob Daddy Winkum and his magical rhyme m Folice reports; “The Prevention of Infec 53—Dinner concert by Copley Plaza Hotel Orchestra.. chmond Versatile Orchestra ...-.. “KDKA SWoo -KPO _ San Francisco .. WHAR Atlantie City (WH? New York Y Schenectady Dalia 8:00—Talk: American Legion program . Fitchburg might .............. Ratterr talk; Roselund Dance Orchestra S WNTC New York (I WNAG Boston ew York - WHAR Atiantic City W00 Philadeiphia WIZ New York WBZ__ Springs IWOAW Cana TWWI Detort program from Mark Strand Theater .. Le; ‘‘American HIStOTF" ........... T ton University vocal, quartet and orchesira music from Hotel Brunswick ..... 5 Randali’s Royal Footenelle Orchestra Tae Detroit s Orches! BEp e e Concert by the New Philadelnhia Suxophone Sere rEEE = A Special men aud boys' hour ....... S Surine Bapd of Newark ........ : Musical program frem Grand Central Theater. Los Angeles Evening Herald mews bulletins . Childrea’s program ....... ¢ % Masketw; news bulleti Srrian orental muaic: . $:15—Commercial Club of Dowagia Band: solos; male qus o “‘American Forclgn Se §:00—TProgram by Lecture oa ‘““Modera Eoglich™ ... 2 TLos Angeles Examizer sews bulletins ........ ald’s i Seveana ial program for b i e J* Light Opera Quartet, WOO, from . hour: stori¢s by Big Brothe 8:33—Ray Kiages, temor: Stephen Levitz pianist ... §:0—Hampton Glee Club from Carncgie Hall 9 TO 10 P.M. readiog. . T Tos < WTAM Clevel WHB WOR KSD Ki'l ang Kansas City Newark 8. Touis Los Angeice JKgw Yo e .. KO. eaver, N s WhBR e S, Focal «..WEMC veess KDKA KDKA WAt ... KFI1 ..wor TWBAR WEAL 570 WHN Fort Worth New York Kan Francisco New York N York 9:00—Zion Band: mized quartet: Tocal ard instrumental progr Tiolin and pluso soiox: vocal ““The Show-Me Spirit”"; Al Moore i Musical program by the' A. & P. Gypsies, WEEL FCAP, WCAE, WIAR, WWJ and W00, from. . v “‘Around the Tows With WDAF" .. A Coucert by C. L. and Mrs. Robbins, baritone, pianist Dinner concert: organ recital .......... Aleppo Temple Drum Corps of Shrizers' Band. Times-Star Orchestra: Cincinuat! Symphosy Or- chestra; voeal and iastrumestal solos . “Preparation for Lambing” . Tioy Chamber of Commerce night strumental solos; guartets: tri 9:15—John Evans. Inc., fealure program “‘Clean Seed”: Barrett's Munics 9:30—Springfleld Conscrvatory of Music Musical program fiom Bonham “What's New in Science Dan Gregory and his Cryst Piedmont Trio; ‘‘Commencing Loncert by male and mixed quartets....... 9:45—KFI radiotorial period ...... “WCBD Zioa, 11 & Cinc'nati 335 94 “WOS Jefferson City 4404 A New York Kaneas City Iowa Gity Portl'd. Oreg. Springfield "~ 4915 565.6 4538 4551 8811 4164 3795 o Minneapolis Troy Los Angeles Minaeapolis s LWFAA K studo party WOR WHY Hot Sps.. Ark Los Angeles 10 TO eving Herald program Amont Trio: "Sea Song } New Aritokton Orches: k program ....... West Coast Theater program fipear & Co.'s *Home Bntertainers’’ . Guiseppe di Benedetta, operatic_temor Plago concert by Clareace Reeves .. itudy Selger's Falrmont Hotel Orches Studio program: intercollegiate nigbt chestra: addresses; solos . ' Quartet; vocal and instrume Los Angetes New York Hot Som.. Ark. New York Lox Angeles New York Philadelplia 508 2 t] 325.9422 5 San FPraacisco 42 Dearer, Colo. WOAW Omala KGW W00 WNTC Kk Oreg. Vincent Lopes a5d his orchestra ......... Philadeiphie 10:30—Police and weather reports; “Trend of Ti ‘dance program by Charles Roeh's Caroliniun Ward's Trail BAZers .............. fac -t B Joseph Knecht's Waldorf-Astoria Dapce Orchestra.. W Ferry and Russell, two-man singing orchestra. WO 11 P.M. TO 12 MIDNIGHT. New York ¥ | 11:00—Darce program by Vincent R Orchestra .. Ben Berale’ Organ reeital; RKNX feature program ... Musical trip around the world; Dince program by George Osborn's Orchestra cal solos; singing team . Dance program by Fisclier's Artist recital, instrumental Organ recltal e Duuce program by’ the Domii Educational program; lecture: 11:15—Triangle Coacert Bureau program 11:30—§ Irer Slipper revue with Jim Carr" “The Minneapoli [IKTHS Hot Spae KSD 81 WTAM Clevelund Troy Qakiand, Cal. LIWOAW Om: LIWHN. New Tork deme eiieeeieeii - WOR Newark 7th birthday anniversary.... WSB Atlanta 12 MIDNIGHT TO 1 AM ocal und instrumental .......KFl Lo s eniation Players [III3WDAF Kansas City ‘ommanders’ . * John Carson's ssical prozram, Izhthawk frolic" FI Low Angel BXX Los Angel (KPO . Sen Franciseo CUUKTHS Hot Sps., Ark. 1:00—Tos Angeles Examiner program Orchestra, program:, vocal solos Gene James® Orchestra Merer Davis' New Arlington Orchestra ... 27TO 3 AM. 00—Hotel Ambassador Orchestra’ ........... < KXY Los Angeles IOTHER :— Fletcher's Cas- toria is a pleasant, harmless Substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- goric, Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups, especially prepared for Infants in arms and Children all ages To avoid imitations, always look for the sig:n?ture of = Proven directions ’fl each package. Physicians everywhere recommend it NING 4| tho Collezes of 308 | 195 21 204 e 204 204 403 | Before going to the Unf 204 2 51| ‘| fering 816 | pigeons in Great Britain. STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. Educator to Speak om, Don't Be Afrald of Lightni Hardened veterans of one or two Summers of radio listening-in no longer worry about the possible dis- astrous effects of lightning, as far as their radio apparatus and the ercc- { tion of an outdoor antenna are con- cerned. They have weathered their first slege, come through without a scar, and are no longer apprehensive when a bolt of lightning flashes tarough the sky and a peal of thunder crackles around their neighborhood in the first electrical demonstration their aerial installations. Much has been said and much more has been written regarding the chance of lightning striking an aerial in- stallation, but the fact still remains that in no case where lightning struck a building could the blame be traced to an aerial installation. Contrary to the general impression which has prevailed gince the begin- ning of broadcasting, an aerial does | not give a “come-hither” look to a bolt of lightning. Not Particular Where It Strikes. Lightning plays no favorites, and it would just as soon strike a metal gutter, metal clothesline, a tin roof or a metal fire-escape as it would an aerial . Fire underwriters, working under the rule that if a lightning arrester and extreme precaution will not do an installation any good, they ,will certalnly do it no harm, prefer to be very conservative, and they lay down rules which must be followed regard- ing so-called lightning protection of an aerial Installation. ERNEST HATCH WILKINS, | Dean of the colleges of arts, litera- ture and sclence of the University of Chicago. He ix well known author and leeturer. He speaks to local Chi- | cago alumnl tomorrow. CHCAGD ALUMNI | TOADINCAMPAIGN MONDAY. MARCH GYPSY ORCHESTRA | . There are others, however, who see | Standards, * A lightning arrester does not pro tect an aecrial installation against a direct hit by lightning. What it does s to provide a path through which the inductive current effects produced by a lightning discharge in the neigh- $17,500,000 Fund for Uni- versity Sought in Nation. Gathering Here Tomorrow. three promine edu- | cators will be heard tomorrow nigh the Washington Alumni of the University of Chicago, assembled in the Lafayette Hotel to participate in | 1 the nation-wide inauguration of a $17,500,000 building and endowment fund campaign. Two of the addres: will be received by radio, one from > ago, by President Ernest D. Bu ton of the university there d one from New York, by Dr. ( rge E. Vincent, president of the Rockefeller Foundation. The third will be deliv- | ered in rson before the meeting by ! Dr. Ernest Hatch Wilkine, dean of | Arts, Literature AHd{ Addresses by Science, who will be in Washington especially for ti cal alumni meet- g. Dr. Harold G. Mouiton. chairman of the committee of the Washington district and director of the Institute of Economics, will preside. Alumni in Washington. Among the alumni and former fac- ulty members of the university now ving in Washington are: Dr. J.| anklin Jameson of the Carnegie In- | ution, Dr. A. C. Miller, member of Federal Rese e Dr. J.} Lawrence Laughlin, former head of | e the dapartment of political economy | at the university: Dr. Charles R | Mann, director of the American Coun- | cil on Educatio and Dr. David 1L | Robertson, for dean of the col- | leges and now stant director of | ' | the Council on Education | Dr. Wiiking, who will be the prin- | cipal speaker at the Tuesday night | meeting, Is well known here. He was | chosen by the Y. M. C. A. to direct its | ) educational work in the Army camps | during the war, and recently was ap- | pointed to head the committee of the | Chew a few Pleasant Tablets, American Association of College Pro- | ¥ —-Stomach Feels Fine! fessors, which is making a study of methods to incre tho intellect interest and the intellectu standards of college undergraduate ersity of Ch cago Dean Wilkins taught at Am herst and Harvard. He is the author | of several standard works | Pigeon Fanciers Protest Aerials. | Evidently radio aerials are inter- | with the flights of homing | The post- ! master general has asked the Na- tional Homing Pigeon Union to re-, port any injuries received by pigeons| So pleasant, in flight so that the matter can bei quick to settle considered. What the broadcasters|The moment “Pape’s Diapepsin” and radio fans can do about it is not! _ : iniaa [ el e s "hout it 12 0! reaches the stomach all -pain-and red lanterns on the acrials or stick |distress from indigestion or a sour, up signs to warn the feathered|8assy stomach vanishes. messengers away from lofty an-! tenn: :gi:ls recommend ¢ stomach corrective. 3 Haurt in $300,000 Fire. | g WILKES-BARRE, Pa.. 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For those who are still sl let me quote the on the subject. “Radio aerfals,” says the Bureau of ‘cannot be regarded as an effective protection against lightning eptical, Bureau of Standards awesome consequences as & resuit of [ On the other hand, they need not be sonsidered as potential inviters, being in a class with other metal objects normally found about buildings, such as metal gutters, down spouts and wire clotheslines.™ The best plan to follow is to install your aerial in accordance with the rules of the fire underwriters, the installation inspected by agent appointed by your fire in ance agent, and then proceed to for- get about it ar as the danger from lightning is concerned What you should however, is that the rules regarding the installation, as far as its location with respect to power lines is con- rerned, have been followed. more possibility of harm from tact with power lines in case breakage of either power line or tenna than there from all the lightning flashes that have flashed or ever will flash be careful of, con of With a newly camera depth of invented pictures can be taken 000 feet PIMPLES ON FAGE_AND HEAD Itched and Burned Badly. 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