Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1925, Page 38

THE ' EVENING “STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1925. ESTRA HEAI]S | PAUL REVERE'S RIDE. T0 W o [ k) R e e se whaz FeaTiRel - Rheumatism in wrists Noted Authority on Radio. Radio- Pageant Will Be Presented ) All Rights Reserved. Reproductios s Ruaotote 3 TO 4 P.M. Meters. Miles. = . st N Included. B.M—goutorg: Memorial service for Henry Cabot Lodge .. . 280.2 p ' 4 New York: Bonlh l:x:luuh[ny?or nupu?‘p . 278 i onic Society Final Son-Franeiuc Heuding ‘ot Seciptores from poidio Minneapalis -&t.“l'n‘ln' Woman's hour; talk; Lficert to Be Broad- ’ Artist rocitar vooul and 3 b, F T.t‘k:lzk voc‘-l nndg ]m(ruml}v‘\:;l‘ p,n;rxrlm & adies’ hour; Sweeney o Trio < E ital from Lyon & Healy Concert Hal » Pittsburgh: Closing market quotatious from Stockman's . T 3:4i ew York: Musical program, vocal and instrumental . A five-hour continuous program R fecturing the tenth and final educa- | $0—New York: Musieal program: harp solos; poems ... I R e e e Chicago: Vared program: humor; verse: entertaipers s Society Orchestra e New York: Midweek services: Jack N firection’ ot ‘Willem Mengelberg, _at iioston: Shepard Colonial Dunce ‘Orchestra. muslc - B3 rneglé Hall, New York & Brosd= ew York: Musical program by Green's Orchestrs ol rmgm‘:' o \wrl. will be broad San Fraocisco: Rudy Seiger's Falrmont Hotel Orchestra pt (ominony ] New, York: Voeal prograt: toprano and baritone singe ick Liebert and s Sanga Chicago: Home falke, “Electric Cookery' 1 will open the program at 7 Detroit: Mucie by the Detroit Symphony Trio - v prog Detro]t> e I T e Jtest | 4:80—New” York: Hollander's Hofel, Ambassador Orch i A L i ines T Thiladelphia:_Artist recital, vocal and instrument tons. In that case it is necessary Fig-2 mr-dl-\m““vmMA'OIA”;“u‘v;mm(;[“:\o; ical program, vockl and instrumental to first collect or Jump the various the New Institution of Learning in Musical program by Sta di S ety o s ot 3 tabbi L J. 8 £ elphia: Police reports: grand organ and trumpet ductances und capaclties grouped to- :::” it u‘”"v "A\h:n ;‘nw \(,,,.i Lg;:_gvin. 45—Chicago: Home-makers' hour; talks; musical program gether so as to get the resultant re- J +L2 fent of (ho Zionist organization of 5 T0 6 P.X sistance, inductance or capacity of Wash Ghioxd e apCecHN b Musical program for “shut-ins’ ibers rt Roborn's Soclety Orchestra......... 8haracteristic Jowish music by Can- Minneapolis-St. Paul: Playlet by the MacPhail Piayers B i ook teinor Yow York: Hirry Green's Entertatuers ... O O, ieoviil ochester: Organ recital ......... s:]\n«‘:.l‘t i \(_‘ _'\x‘lfll:u. “-H:‘“A“:- n Loufsrille: Organ ml\‘m:tmhm(;’u[. news: readings .... reduled by W a spec es- Chicago: Stories: pupils of the McLean School .. < tation of s from the Rialto| 5:304Tes Angeles: Musical program, vocal and instrumental pazallel: - g g e i o Now ¥ork:" Farm and ‘home market reports: mews Figure 1 shows the symbol for two resistances eonnectied in series, while 3 4 Charles Nungesser, the French flying 6TO 7TRM T o for t 3 2 Figure 2 shows the symbol for two ! ] ! Programs of Following Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time Your Own Clreuits. |cult. All that need be done to find| Radio will repeat the thrilling ‘story are 11 the resultant or equivalent resistance | of Paul Revere's ride and historic The simplest type of.radio crcuit | °f 3everal resistances connccted 1n{events that took place in and about consists simply of an inductanse, a |5ories is to add together all the re- | Boston and at Fort Crallo, Rensselaer, capacity and a resistance connected | *IStances. N. ¥ lrthplace 0f+~Yanke® Doodls.” o e lan: \Witn resistances connected in par- |in tiio first radio pakeant from. sta- allel, as in Figure 2, the total re-|tion WHAZ, at Rensselaer Polytech- oThe_characteristics of such & cir- | sistance fn \the circuit i found by |nic Tnatituic, Troy, N.. nany e = 0 CNIDRAE ed very easlly ygimg the formula shown in Figure 5. {1 13, at 10 p.an, Bastern | se the slmplest type of formula| If more than two resistances are |giardard time.. z can be applled to it. . st ! 3 tancs e St itwover, does ‘mot |conneCted In parallel, each reslatanice| As a contribition to the one hun- always exist i rtlca i dred and anniversary of = . T e . 8 et i actical clreults| o—BYOOOY OYV000 " |historic events that occurrcd fn ind Relieve inflammation and pain F'S' 1 about Boston April 18-19, 1775, “lis- . the vesistances of several instru- teners-in” will have played for them with this quick-acfing liniment ments connected together in various the Mdio pageant “The M nuteman.” combinations of series and parallel, or : : : in which the inductances and capa: For the first time In radio history, If you suffer from rheumatism in through the aching joints. And ties may be located in different parts the incidents of the signal lights in the wrist joints, t; X i i i Aimeins il i 01 Roray Church: the theiliinz | light application.youdonEhove Stroys the semms that aob poustog ride, the, awakening townspeople, the | i TS A h battle of Lexington and fhe reirea! to rub.it in—will give you relief the pain. L of the British will be sent over the that is nothing short of amazing. Swiftly the achi Lixbta radlo from WHAZ, with American The stimulating ingredients of ~ the inflgmmztio;hl::de?fi]l?r% Legion men of Fort Crailo Post, 471 which Sloan’s is composed send are reduced. Enjoy this comfort and students of the Rensseluer Hig freshly purified blood tingling today. All druggists—35 cents. School, Renssalaer, N. Y., as the actors. The pageant, which is in six parts the different oned scattered in differs Fig. 3 The pageant, which is in six - 4] c2 X5 Euoh xoene of the pagcant i oans Liniment pain! | | | | » sapvivezied yabervmadinyg EERER 228 EH 3 elements it s necessary to know c short, with & dramatic climax what effects are produced by connect- = A ing similar elements in series or in Fi s‘ 4 Music characteristic of the period will be Introduced between scenes. Eiis B dce, and the Guarneri Brothers, Fer-| g:00—New York: Majestic String Ensemble . e dando, baritone, and Tomosini, tenor. New York: Dianer concert: from Hotel “Waidort-Astoria - resistances connected in parallel. Nungesser. will describe ,some of his Towton: Children's period: stories and music .. = 2 = warg: eriences Detreit: Winner concert by Goldkette's.Ensemble .... . . Diference in Action Explained. § xperiences it D TEoas marksty 2 = is included in the same w that is, After the philharmonic concert e eathers Benjamin. Fraokin Orchestra o explain the difference In_ the(a fraction having the number 1 as a which will be broadcast from 8$:20 to Springfield: Dinner concert by Leo Reisman’s Orchestra ... 21 | action which takes place under such | numerator and a number represent- 10 o'clock, WCAP will put its micro- Allanta: News, markets; Georglaus' Orchestra: story ... ¥ circumstances we will compare the |ing the resistance in ohms of the ad- Qeveling: Dissec dimectimasic I Spitaisy's Orjuesie. .. action to that which takes place |ditional resistanco is added #to the ; y when two pipes carrying water are |denominator of the fraction shown at hour program of dance music by Pete New York: Bedtime stories by Uncle ¢ Macias and his LaJava Orchestra Oskland: Short musical program and spe: nnected in a similar arrangement. the righf-hand side of Figure 5. gure 3 shows a water system The Wisdom of Many,” a talk by Detroit; Dinner concert .. e . . Aunt Margaret, will start WRC's aft- =TI ROIET Biner coNqIEt Wy, Poaiap sl 00 i which is similar to the resistance ar- ernoon program at 4 o'clock. Other S et e TS S £ rangement shown in Figure 1. In| Encircle a new broom with a sec- | attractions include a piano recital by New York: Concert by the Elite Orchestra s Figure 3 two pipes, A and are con- | tion of a stocking. It will wear | George F. Ross, current topics, tea Schenectady: Program for children; storles ... L 3 | pected, one after the other. In such |longer. music by the Meyer Davis Willard DR eaneertin. BELT ¢ an arrangement there i resistance to Hotel Trio, and the children's period, rageinhiac. Bellevue rattord Hotel Concert” Orchesira fluw to the water as it passes through eonducted by Peggy Albion RBoston: Dinner dance mus| cacasene . A, and 50 an additional registance The midday program of WRC in- New York: Violin solos by Olcott Vaii ... ... i it, passes through B. ¥ cluded the Lenten services at Keith's| o - Minneapolis-St, Paul: Children's program by Mrs REVSGCL - 4 da e e vatem. snown in Figure 4| "r,"‘.‘):“ e D e By dtho Thiladelp) “Agricalture, live stock and produce markefs.... 3| the branching of the stream pito two ~ ashington Hotel Orchestra Javenport: Chimes cOUCERt .. Pmt n separate pipes reduces the resistances | v vy providing an additional outlet. ARREer S- 7 TO 8 P.M. » v ~ . i s With resistance connected in series APPROVED BY UNDERWRITERS . . nited Synagogue of America wervices o ; roll call; piano ard violinist 2 as shown in Figure 1 the totul re- SOLD BY ALL DEALERS—$1.50 Local Radio Entertainment i e v R s L e :Vlhklind = el F c L5 um of all the resistan in the cir- Wednesdsy, April 1, 1925 || SESEmTIRLATOOOT oL B B OOOOOROOOOOO0OO00OO000EX 1hiladelphia: Children's bedtime stor . . 2 P Qrian recital by Edwin Seder .....oc.c..c-seese NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radlo, Va. Mo Boancial and final market Feports .. : o | x (4345 Meters). e Nfork: FAroly TaVUR ro-e.rtssineasicsszatessyse : - B New York: Hotel Commodore dinner concert .. b 3 x 3:45 pm—Weather Bureau reports. T e Mo oot contart: market Teports +-o.oi W 10:05 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. Davenport: Police reports: new! bedtime stor] lecture . . * * Tenpn, Sumimary of markets; farm news; weatber . 403 11th St. N.W. WRC—Radio Corporation of America Kansus Clry: Musical program: addresses: storles ... Have you noticed how many radio stores are goin, cut of business? Only the dependable dealer will = Chicago: Orx (468.5 Meters). rtman Theater Orehestra program - 4 pm—"The Wisdom of Many,” by s Biamer oncert by Hotel Cievsiand _gm'—.-}._ ‘Radio Corp. and | New Type (original) Cunningham | Nathaniel Baldwin Loud it Margaret. Bortova: “Talk for boya and girls by Tnele Dick . WD-11—C-11 WD-12—C-i2 Speakel‘ 4:15 p.m—George F. Ross, planist. | .15 New York: Talk by Senator Williem Lathrop Love - 1V-201A—C-301A Th w ~ e ne V-199—C-299 e e 4:20 p.m—Current Topics by the Roston: United States Army Band . fully guar- Review of Reviews. Woreester: *‘Story T . . aes 4:30 p.m—Tea music by the New Titieburgh: Live tock and produce market reports . Note: We fur- anteed or nish a stamped money -re« ; =2 7:30— 1 ttabargh: The Sing Time 143 «s.woes: 2 b iard n i, from the| TACTAIINRE: Tolice Teports; Mrs. Cundrey. sopranos ... guarantee with Pk Reg. $25 palmroom of the New Willard Hotel Ottawa: Markets; Chateau Laurier Hotel Orchestra $9.9 phone in the La Java Cafe for a two- Newest Laster Styles on the Easiest Credit Terms ) \mm— — ) e — \= * Start your account NOW and dress better for less money. Come to the store where your credit is good. There is no extra charge for credit here. g —Children’s stories Pegey Cincinnati: Songs by Little and Small . e i G L New York: Musical program, vocal and instrumental i oion Providence: Studio, program; vocal program - Early Program Tomorrow. Pittsburgh: The Sunshine Girl .. S sl SR Kan Franeiso: Rudy Seiger's Fairmoot Hotel Orchest a0 R aldday: Yententneryice Mmneapolis St Paul: Market reports : thder the auspices of the la Philadeiph'a: Dream Dadds, with box Service Association, with the o Philadeiphta: Dinner concert from }l(,a el Adelpht Cast i ecit s ; program eration of the Washington Iede € Bl il F:r‘fl T i - progt s Churches. New York: Studio program, vocal and_in — Clitago: Children's bedtime’ story by Unele ob ¢ P — Ches: . 3 aga: Dinner concert; Rlackstons String Quinte AL Gesapenio s ont Bottmac Vew Yaork: Health talk; voeal and instrumental solos Telephone Co. (4685 Weters). Springheld: Lecture in ‘university extension course to el o “ New York: Louise Flanagan, pianist: ta : el N X e, R R, “messo san B s TR Ohith and WTAM, from . Sy 7:25 to 71:55 p.n he Cult Sig- nific of the Founding. of the New ' 87O 9 P.M Institution of Learning in Palectine”| g: Kansas City: Men and boys’ hour; address; music . will be the subject of a talk by R Hartford: Concert PrOSTAI .............:: i Doithe sibject o} RN bR ml Tetrolt: News Orchestra and poet: vocal solos I i 3 st Trogram from West End Lyric Theater . [ Eosile and preaider h Portland: Children’s program: bedtime stories tion of Washing Tronvers ‘Market reporis: news bulleting ... . music wi ot Nigelen: Low Angeles Evening Heraid news bulletins. Oicagos Dinnbr concert: readings: solos; whistler ....... Springfieid: Unde Rill: Salvation Army Band .. New York: Tafk; songe; Russian Art Orchestra to §:20 p.m—Special persenta Chivago. Dinner concert’ from Congress Hotel . tlon of artists from the Rialto The- T hiladelphia: “Current Events'': travel talks: artists N B it e e X e ot Midweek chureh services. :...-<. <. WOCO 'S o & Eeshars Sthe San Franciseo: Children's program by Bix Brother ... KPO world's greatest ace, and st ‘deco- Clocingati: Freda Sanker's Toadstool Orchestr WEAT rated man in the World will New York: “Lion Spearing”; Clff Murray, p WNYO of Warcester: Concert DrOETam’ .......... Tocton: Traveler Orghestrai Cohan's mu g Davenport: Lecture & s e rnert ‘ 3 i Xew York: “French Titerature'" tone, and mosini, tenor, well Toston: Th oneeet s S StvcEe drTinte: i 5—Pittshurgh: tions With a Pltiiosop) i‘n’“’.“’fl Victor artists, will be heard{ S5—T0InR T Voeal And_instrumental program s - 8:20—New Yor! Society Orchestra, WCAP. 8:20 to 10:15 p.m.—Philharmonic W00, WTAM, WGR and WTIC, from . S Society of New York, under direction | 8:30—Yew York: American Orchestral Soclety tonce ‘illem Mengelberg, i S New York: Course in_appreciation of music ..... of W v{h m Mengelberg, in the tenth e ons Wousttant insimimental program; readings: ; s st Sc0 . annies foriten Ned o TLanrier Hotel Dance Orchestra ......l..... .ONRO tlonal concerts for students, direct Pittaburgh: Schubert Male Quartet s S vaes WOAR from Carnegie Hall, New York City: Music by the Croatian Tambouritza Orchestra ....KDKA Q=i M inon (] ¢ el Hagalian extet 01111/ WHAS second, “Peer Gynte Suite” (Grieg); = intermission. ‘“asso” (Lisat). f Ton Angeles: 10:15 to 12:15 p.m.—Dance music Tietrolt: Surprise program T ved by ava C: £ i Fort Worth: The Panther Hawaiian Trio ... fppred Dy La Jwoa Cafe Orchestin Towa City: Lectures: ‘Appreciation of Literature™ R ontot | Jhroush, the. courtesy [Of [iaus culeesy: intartalaing BlasuEjly) Bivette Gorman the Franklin Square Hotel, Washing-| : o n Square Hotel, Washing o e tP SPECIAL SALE’ — Women's and Misses’ DRESSES Credit Terms [C—p———yc PETTTTE T TEE TS T3 — ”U‘l ok ok ok ek ok sk ke kok ok kok ok ok ok kok Positively Guaranteed Low Loss Transcontinental ¥ ho rdfnuon Coil. 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NEW YORK, April 1.—The fourth (hieago: “Around the Town With KYW in Chicago’ . annual national radio exposition, Roston: Danee program by Rhodes Orchestra . ceene twhich this yvear is tor occupy the first | Louisville: Concert by Central Furniture Co.. fea o floom of Gnd: Gentral Falace; o BT vadiatorial . seseiov. Exceptional Values! Women’s and Misses’ — — (<] & e 208.8.8.0.0.8.8.8.8.8.8.0.0.1 OO0 §2 Down 2 Z = [c— 7 C—] — | — \— (— | 7 H will be made the occasion of an in- New York: The Fire Messner Brothers ORISR 4 ternational radio pageant to celebrate | New York: Time question contest .......-..y s Yy industry since the inception of the| 10:00—New York: Rianca Randall, soprano: Radio Franks . [ X o f and to open on the afternoon of Saturday, Springheld: Hotel Brunswick “Orchestra program September 12, may be inauzu ed a New Yorl Roseland Dance Orchest: C . . O F. i o 8| B ot ontinuing Our First land, France and Germany, who, it ‘Dance_ L.chiestra ....... A 3 s expected, will pay a flying visit to Il»n\lu' Mus| d[nmunm‘, vocal ' is cc v participate i e estra: readings: solos . Ty ¥ scientist, and Guglielmo Marconi, the 00 \\";I‘AA\)I‘. {\!'lm‘n'fl Jistinguished “Father of Radio,” will | 10:30—Pittsturs = " For Ve 04 ic by John Jack: 204 | R of Germany, as well as to M. La Tour iy H 1 and a number of other French radio| 11:00—Cleveland: Dance program by Spitatay's Orchestra MEN! Dress up! Remem- Musieal program . . Volt ber, you can get your New NEW TYPE ; Independent art, it is announced by Harold Bol- Tos Detective stories: musieal program ..... : ¢ FTHE RADIOLAND OF WASHINGY day or two earlier to accommodate a Davenport: Musical program; organ; opening events at the exposition. SiT|yo.15 Portiand: ~Markets, weather. news and $ .50 sition management to visit America. New York: Police and weather report Pay sayants. e O A 10 naws bhietiag -5 Spring Clothes on the EASI- IMMON’S sl 1.95 "TUBES sl 45 28 (Mieago: Don Restor's Drake Hotel Orchestra » ngeles: Feature Drogram -........ RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS ilame’ Skyiarke: " oihers et mati: Edith MacDonald Taube Trio; songs TONIGHT. hestra”: Charlie Warner's Boys .... 3 : Portland: Walker's Old-time’ Orchestra . Special presentation of ar- san l"nn;-luo“l‘l‘:\slul Jproxram; special artists ists F s Ruitto 2 Los Angeles on astronomy ...... AR dhe Kislto/ Il cacs Fhiladelphia: Vincent Rizzo and his Hotel § P, Washington, 7:55 to New York: Mever Davie' Orchestra ....... -8:20 o'clock. Tos Angeles: Musical program: Uncle John . 11:30—Yew York: Silver Slipper revie: Carr's Orchestra = New York: Carden City Orchestra Program direct from the i .\(1‘nne'ul'olA 8t Panl, Dance Brageas. Vest E e = 11:45--Atlanta: April Fool's day Membpenaatzit West End Lyric Theater, 12 NIGHT TO 1 AM. o0 St Lola B oclock | |mee—ger xo et Bk e i i s T \| STERLING $1.:35 " DR == | CELLS Concert by the New' York "Town Syncopators e e Raisbor Sitivg . Air King Audio New, Improved' Type Philharmonic Society Orches- | | Cineinnati: Milnor Tnstrumental tra. WCAP, Washington; Los Angeles: Examiner program . e Transformers L WEAF, New York: WJAR. e ce program by Rainbow-Lane Orchestra - Lo Loss' Condensers D b o A o) ster, director of the exposition 7 New Arlington Hotel: Orchestra. . § 3 4 - e Amgelog: Ambassador Concert Ofchestra . LR o o The cxpeniiion, which wos pianmed| o AR Anseted Lot Sl : N £.429 11 Street, NW. Tom Angeles: Rudy Seiger's Orchestra: Dolice repor X Oliver Lodge, the eminent British om0k Leslie Joy. bass-baritone, WIAR, WOO, WTIG aad - RE AT : we, ; _ THE 10 GREATEST RADIO VALUES 1na. instramental Invitations also are being 10:45—Chicago: Musical program, vocal and instrumental 1 e e New Fork: Billy Wynne's Greenwich Village Orche; Large $2 Down 1 11 P.M. TO 12 MIDNIGHT. c 45 o Tiot SpFogs: Dance program by Fischer's Orchestra . EST CREDIT TERMS. The Firiest Yet! AMERICAN 9788 Brand Vernier Condensers, EgEsEEaTs B3 e o % New York: Cotton T i L ‘Providence; WOO, Philadel- 12:80- };m,,,‘,,‘r,;;,_ LR AR ! 2 a1 by Eadie phia; WTAM, Cleveland, and 45—Kansas City: “Nighthawk frolic”’; Plantation. Players WTIC, Hartiord, 8:30 to 10 17TO 2 AM. ‘cloc :00—Fort Worth: Black and Gold Serenaders ..... T Ta< Angeles: Art Hickman's Dance Orchestra 041 Concert by the Salvation ipa o Ml S o T & |\ ATLAS $7 §5 . SEESTONE ; f 22 — _Army Band, WBZ, Springfield, 8:30 to 9 o'clock. S i 2t \| R l;::d Lightning A;;e-teu “Adjustable,” Fire Underwriters, T “North Dakota Night” - _ A =% WCCO, Mindeapolia: WOAW to Celebrate. New Station Is Planned. 5 120-Amp Rubber Case . | St. Paul, 10 to 11:30 o'clock. The Woodmen of the World, broad-| The Sears-Roebuck Agricultural | R t 75 | | e osamen of e werta ot | mhe, sextemosneck azmenrs| N STORAGE. BATTERIES : Musical program by the Nebr., will celebrate its second anni-|super-power broadcasting station at | — Radio Franks, WJZ, New | |versary tomorrow, and will award|Crete, Ill, to replace tthe G§00-wat|R anteed for 2 Years, 2.000 prizes to listeners to. pick up'equipment used at WLS. Work em T . N lthe, day, Programy _ 7 “iha station will be started soon 7 L— ?’- York, 10:30 o'clock.