Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1925, Page 24

24 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1925. REAL ESTATE. BIRGUS ANlMAl.S . RADIO'S BEST OFFERINGS | | | Adventures of a Broadcaster SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1925 BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA, Concert by the Nordica Ban- ¢ Noted Auth io. jo_ Club, WRC, Washington, .I- ! Programs of Following Distant Stations Soheduled for Eastern Standard Time oted ority on Radic £230 to 6 o'cloc. By FREDE:E:‘“W:’I;II;'M M WILE All Rights Roserved. Reproduction Prohibited. & 3TO4PM Meters. Miles. Program by the Freshman : 2 3:00—Detroit: Mugieal program br Detroit News Qrchestra . ¥ out radio frequency amplification ix MumlcalkClub, WNAC, Boston, No. 8—There Ain’t No Such Animal. ew Palks; musical program; vocal solos ... i WRC Lists Unusual Feature| Eifsiehiis oo Ff0 575 Rhaosais uim iy o © BN 10 10 round che | | © a0 Francisco: Reading of Scriptures from studio ... z ‘There are many kinks in the oper- oun e fila- . N V. 2 r - - Newark: Cliorus contest: Federation of Women's Clubs -.... . it damad Pe" I ment circuit if that® clrouit fs not Program by the Postal Em- | | vy Somes Jobn W. Er Crim, big) I have just had documentary evidenc Tonight—12 Numbers Niw Talks Meatan g, oy b e Srehastes, o> 4 ation of radio recelvers that are not|aiready grounded. The ground con-| | ployes’ Joint Committee of | | Attorney General of the United States, | mataly frimeme oo orrory Ting Te- g 3:80—Los Angeles: Musical Drogram, vocal and. iAatcumentall . ... KBI 5 generally known to most set users.|nection can be made either to the New York City, WNYC, New suckessful prosecutor of Col. Forbes, | The other might. in :LT“E";“:F;“; ”"”‘S"lf’kll“!Hfllun\ 'I‘M‘urnlnrly Reformed Church . i - There are other facts that are|positive or negative filament lead, York, 9 to 10 o'clock. Veterans' Bureau | broadcast ,g\ T ,,'.-(m‘ = ?,”r.“l tsburgl losing_quotations from Stoc! 3 . v en- v J 5 padcas m 1086 glasses slipped on Program. sigp itisbureh: & quotations from Stockman's known, but are not given the atten-|the ground to the negative filament peculator, and,|from their moorings, crashed to the Sumucl ‘Shankman, concert pianist . ehid ; clreuit is shown by the dotted line A RN L 4 TO 5 PM. “‘i‘\.‘;‘:;nlf:n;hc\{hg"!::o‘Plhey five-tube|in the alagram. Musical program and ad- y :"‘"{r e flogr, and splintered into fragments : e Sork, esal jasa. Inaymarial) mos = sots, which are so popular nowadays,| Then provide two extra binding| | dresses from the Get-together L7 flinoses aul ioaye I didn't mind/ihe 38 damages Uiny A dozen entertainment features, in- I M M o DR LT 5 23 |have a habit of using all five tubes|DPOsts on your binding post panel, one Executive Radio Council, WI} T s et b oo oa L. Aid the part et eluding “Moments of Melody,” a pres- | New' York: Club Le Bols Orchestra 3 204 | whether they are listening to local|“A” for tapping the antenna to thel | Phijadelphia, 9:15 to 10 o'clock. He writes me: s e S e R entation of five waltzes by f,‘,""!;’“' 8 1 3 i H or to distant stations. grid circuit of the second tube and < e e 1 “Apropos your|fraction of & e ;‘“7[""0“1'] f" " s s 1 e New Yo P LI ; g The real advantage of a set using|the other “B" for tapping the an- “An Hour With Vitagraph g radio address on|“Oh, Lord:" Whereupon “C.atreet astil mous Guatemalan com Cincinatl: Dance Drogram one or two stages of radio frequency |tenna to the grid circuit of the de| | o ~AD, Hour Jith Witagraph : Inauguration day writes RO poser; a program by “Crandall's Sat-| 4:15—Detroit: Musical progra A i amplification lles in its efficlency!'tector stage. relock s i I do not mind tell- When you can't get yo tew irday Nighters” a broadcast by the| .. Philsdeinhin, Landscay \hen reception from distant stations| In neutrédyne circuits the binding| | o'clock. B o hen you can't gat your no ani=mals of e Greatest Show on 4 tept i e L SR . % & is desired. posts can be connected with the tap 2 B ibacabls A L1et oft an” j'”:"'lmh OF oI wame Farth” in son Square Garden, Kansas City: Musical program by g On local stations no radio frequency|on the secondary or grid cofl, with Crandall’s Saturday Night- ity dn compre | quister I pisialy 1o ‘;“. It = Nle New York; a recital by Helen Howi- | | NewSork:’ Voral solos: Sroudway Melody Boys Dance Orchestra WIX amplification Is required, and its use|Which the neutralizing condenser is| | ers, WRC, Washington, 10:30 5 (ot A g g P ilviletedyon wavin) son, one of the brilliant sopranos of H hiladelphia: ‘olice reports; Grand organ and trumpets.... o is more often a disadvantage than an also connected. to 12 o'clock. uation. T have no =& the’ Capltal; concerts of tem. dinner| = o . 5 TO 8 P.M. ivsnse K 1rb(°r:.e two x]lld:ioh{requ:nr‘y l\}x‘beu doubt you stood at| Old-time Berlin comrade of and dance music, and several other| & ochester: Organ recital. . . Contrary to general opinfon it is|are both controlled by a single rheo- Vi a certain spot and | Frederick Aot g et s i nusual numbers will be broadcast B e e 7 > very easy to cut out one or two of Stat, as shown in the diagram, these Dance program by Vincent o hrtaln spot and| Frederick Achenbach, for many years station WRC durlng the seven and [ g.qq Touisrille; Vocal woios: news; markets: readiag v the radio trcquency Stakes and listen |two tubes can be turned off by set-| | Lopez ~and ~ his orchestra, D e prords | the special agent of the United States a half hours that it will be on the air | New York: Farm and home market report 4 : in on the detector and two audlo|ting the rheostat on the “off” posi- WEAF, New York, 11 to 12 o it mahtess liosoren o oAl Euxons, Socom this afternoon and tonight | San Francisco: Musical program, vocal and instrumentt c stages alone. “‘31"" o'clock. . WILE. g evircy ::?gr-\. “‘l‘l to \}lm tudio the other The presentation of “Moments of 670 7 P.M he antenna can then be connected appropriate, S LOICh e nouve(erma ody” will be by two of Washing-| 6:00—Ruffalo: Dinner concert by Hallpryd String Trlo A B with binding post “B,” thus changing RTRopriae. “0":“[‘"‘;"““30‘]""1“9}]"‘ But | friends have invented the radio boot tow's outstanding violinists, Henry New York: Vocal and iostrumens i 273 2 the circuit into a simple detector cir- people who were |legger. He is called a “black listener { S i e T : ~ not in Washington on March 4 turned | (schwarzer horer Sokoloy ahd Joss 06 )& Husrte A Detro 1" Dinner ‘concert by Goldketre : Bl o, tsnslly planty ool exousil for 2 dial on & wooden box in their homes | son who listens i currenticione a al compliment to Mr. Castillo Sow York:. Duner concert by local reception when one or two hundreds of miles away and heard your | through & clandestine K who has been & resident of Washing- Ehiadelphia: Ror ‘e’ Dance! Orenestea; 5 12 atages of m;dm“rhre'clluency amplifica-| WRC to Continue to Broadcast| volce and listened to those words, well, | paratus concealed from the poin ton for several years, Semor Don ieagor | Sock exclange_quotations ; ion are used with It. I Just don‘t belle UL e | Diratus concealed from the police t Francisco Sanchez Latour, Minister of | }ittubargh: " Dinner concert by Wes e 8 1 Th EHRE "edae RTMIE: oL i theswel. 16 Brupnswick Hour. njer. arnc M“\”enihl_‘hla";:x;«.\nlr;ev r.\:;::“n;f radio tax. Everybody i Guatemala at Washington, will be New York: Bedtime storles by foinwe o igvery iatiiple apdtasibn WinteBanall o L CYIEE S T M i s i R e et yar || oTIADY must radio_licens preseat in the studio of WRC during | Atlanta: News, markets: story: Sunduy school lesson.. = 2 condenser control. that across the de- i STeat orchestras. and everything. I see| break into oo £lie it \c musical, which is scheduled from Cleveland: " Dinner concert by Hotel Statler Orcliestra. . G tector grid circult, is the only one|Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co., sta- | 5r°% 7\ >verything reak into your house and see If you . I : Schenectady: Broadcasting of Barnum & Balle I E S . = - e men fly. T see a man pass over|are bootlegging programs in vi 9:30 to 10 o'clock. e e L Lt = 213 :ul.; nee ln opo’rau‘;ll. ; tions WJZ, New York; WRC, Wash-|my farm in New Jersey every day| tion of law . If seu o i e The group of waltzes, which have Newark: Dinner concert by Hicky Reddick's Orchestra..... 19: one stage of radio frequency is|; . WG Stady. W eacryin 5 e et o fon of Iaw. If you ¢ show ¥you X jublished are a Ca- 0w York: Xam Wondiog and b8 Ciub Alabam’ Orchestra. A wiring diagram, a circut using|desired to sharpen up the tuning, the !ntl.on. “.(-\‘. Schenectady; WBZ, e si"xml;leh’leni!ufh:r:”:r\\mr::}: . ‘1((‘»' you're heav ned : “La Charmeuse” “La g e i oy Camec GolRtans. - & two stages of radio frequency andfantenna can be connected with bind-| §pringfleld;: KDKA, Pittsburgh, and| 2100e T 06 1 sannst belleve in ite St Melodicuse,” *“La Joyeu: and “La} Philadoiphins Baloris ReAthrd Bt Coht Orate vacuum tube detector is shown to-|ing post “A.” KYW, Chicago; will broadcast four L ot unf ntly tha fiitieat S senimprieatte L ol Mot s arert rodi Brunswick hour of music programs |l recognized in my make-up transporta- munica Reveuse | lioxion: Dinner dance music by Xhepurd Colonial Orchestra. ... W day. The first tube can then be turned i piog tion by automobile. When it ocourred |t come my way in a long time o Gelon Aty Sun Francisco: (Gene James' Orchestra program. : Two stages of audio frequency|off by either removing it from its|during April. The programs will be . ol a post card of a decrepit old Animals to Go { New York: Dinner concert by Olcott Vail, violinist on the air every Tuesd vening be-|t0 me that I had to go to town, I gD .0 ¢ the most unusual features| 6:43—Omaha: News period by Fugens Fonecky e amplification can be added to this|socket or by loosening it in the|on the air every Tuesday evening be- |} [0t "0 0 jooked Tor the home snd | FO95ter Derched on a barnyard fenee af the MO hC will be fhe Davenport: Chimes voucert e s: news; 1 ‘talk. k circuit in the ordinary way. socket and lifting it off enough so . = . i 1orse and | ung crooning to himself: “A trifle bi 3 3 © will be the ¥ o : o reports; news 4 7 by 3 & sotien 6o Tite A tri ald gl s g Vi 77T0 8 P If a separate rheostat is used tofthat the pin rests on the top edge of|4rd time. Al broadcasting will be e tyman but o, boy! I'm atrons wit . ito e pREOEHSS control the two radio frequency tubes|the socket. one direct from the Brunswick re- 5 858 T 5T Ba 2d Bailey cireu 7:00~Omaha: Dramatic hour: piano solos: Laundry Orchestra......WOA i 3 : cording laboratories, New ;.| ural agency of travel. But I doubt if | \'& E "hat's what they tell m LD e tnrough the ise Minneapolis-St. Paul: Dinner concert by Community Association. WCCO and another rheostat Is used for the| When separate rheostats are used|Ording ‘rec‘;r‘d&"““lm “;‘:";rc’? Lo e 10 1odalne e oa ot Aty wice s Uacudie the % T o'l o Retilibe Oakland: Hotel St. Francis Concert Orchestra 5 : KGO § detector stage, the adaptation of|for each tube all that is necessary is - BRnE] e fvin hi gl can’t ses me. nyhow w special microphones, whicl New York: Hotel Alumac Orchestra; Health tal il airouit for simple detector with=|to: turn the rheostat off. izations of the Brunswick company|the flying machine as actual instru-| .. .."¢ron"0 like the a placed in the cages of the animals Terrace_ Orchestra program 3 e hy ‘ & will be heard in the hour of music|mentalities having their place in our e i like the append n W idren's Bedtime stories.. . 110 e 4 al e Plains, D. C., I don't transterred to (he listene rx\fll“‘:':{::‘\ Chicago: Organ recital by Edwin Seder. ... o notonous humdrum existence this life| The series of Brunswick music T AHE % mind at all being called x‘;k,d ington: Jules Tournour. the worl('s |} Springteld: Markets: Redtime story: sketeh 5 RADIO QUERIE would be if everyhody liked the same | memory contest closed for the Spring| Intimately identified as I am with this | headed rooster. It's the scraw! of famous clown, will participate in the A e T : : thing—no variety—no discussions—no | €850n Wwith the fifth and final contest| pjack magic we call broadcasting, 1|a very old person, who didnt necd program and introduce the va Now Jok: Yessliens instrumental pragtam. oo Y 54 arguments—nothing to talk about! program broadcast last Tuesdsy. AD-|often doubt its reality, its physical pos- | to say she was past S0 to indieate animal performers. e Musies) |Drogra:; ABlrestcs:: atorics: rondin Wi Just stop a moment and think what | nouncements of the winners of the|gipility, us seriously as this silver- | her infirmity s '‘\mong the entertainment features Cincionati: - Dinner hour concert program 7 Radio Editor: a Jellyfish life it would be. Some like | March contest will be made as oon|iongued terror of evildoers seems to I want to write and thank you fo ‘When I cuddle up in my ar: the asure you gave me and a few which will be provided by the “Cran- Dutlax: * Musicians from Garland, Tex ¥ My radio. plays—I don’t. Some llke jazz—I|8&S the returns have been tabulated. |goubt it : ers.” who will Chieago: Program by the New Trier iiigh School 04 5 - I = dall’s “;.\ ;rfi:«:rm\“xflr AU Yentreai: Harry Sulter and bis Orche A p:lln‘! :r"il:’;‘" ;;u;:‘s:‘h;n;“f‘x_':n‘:n;n‘: fl:‘n L"‘J:;dfi:\:‘;\dl:;;z“ll;fiflul’;‘gx:l;n:li = :-h-h; e = cozy evening and hear a|other old ladies by your vivid descrip be on the ew Yor s sme McMoon, % vlew, bec 0 : reat orchestra in New York playing|tion of the inaugural cer 4 sro a violin reditid by Alex Sl d e s e DoclieiraNieotan O 23| anything about it It has a couple|! lke o "““_ on. What a joy it is Yap to Have Station. Wagner or Becthoven as satisfactorily | March 4. We heard every word vyou violinis BEOUD b ncopation; & Trips and Adventares'; vocal wolos UWEAR ; of wheels on the front marked like a | sare o ohe Philharmonic Orchestra of| The Japanese government has an|as if I were lolling in a $5 front row | said from start to finish. It was f sroup of cornet Solo: hargh: Wimbie the orer: Bible ta "KDK « : my Band and the emipted to feel, with Crim, that there | right there. We could see the crowd BT . °an organ recltal by Otto F! Springgend: Concert by the Totei Tmball Teio L.WBZ L 531 | of which turn it on—but for the life | Navy Band, the Brunswick hour ang|Lodset for the construction of aftempied to feel, with Crim, that there | Fight there. We could see tha crow Beck on th Tivoli ] | e s e e wbl s e e ol 50-KW radio station on the Island|ain't no such animal as radio, nohow.|and thing, our imaginatio an, 4 fman and his orenestra : e never und ou ; e e anh ol Qagh Dinaer toncert; Markstone’ Aring Quintet N C b G T R hour (if you can get the|of Yap. The station will be erected,| Tet, bevond the fuintest shadow of & | No wonder that you got stage frigh: recital by Fred Eden, bal O g ntic City: Address: Seaside Totel Trio.... WHAR s . g an en every|it is understood, under the doubt, we're only on the verge of radio’s | It was enougi o mal ou fri e by the Metropolitan Orches- | tawa® Bedtime stors: Chateau Laurier Coneert Orchestra.. .CNRO 43 has two tubes or bulbs—I think the¥ |Sunday night, “Roxy and his gang'— | the terms of i) Bt wRgke MCu Dlglinn o “Daniel Breeskin, conductor - New Yark: Police reparts: the Chateas FOUT. oo noror o WNYO 52 call them “peanut” tu T auD= | ilwaya-the saine, Dt Aiways 1 Toritl American-Yap-Japanese agree-|ultimate possibilities. Their surface|ed. I am sure. You will never know The screen star who is to appear Newark: , “The Comizanders’. iR Ll .WOR . pose because they are small. It has|what e ae Rt o ment. hasn’t been scratched. We haven't a jov you provide us inmates of 0 D 3 HEe estimable pleasure he gives glimmer of what lies beyond. To date | ome, though at times it is tonight on the “Saturday Nighters 870 9 PM. one large battery with a “B" on it.|to millions of people, to say nothing | === [ yo've only plumbed one depth of the aih'ag 4t Other times. T oy o nirvam will be Tully Marshall, re-| 8:00—Xewark: Lawn talk 0 Scotch baritoge.... WOT 400.2 and three round ones. When the|of the priceless work he B > er ti hope O ombered for ehis role in “The Cov-{ ew York: : Quartet. . LLWNYC sound gets too low to hear, I have &lequipping thousands of hospital beds|Y0U? And did you get the thrill? ere has done in air's hitherto impenetrable mysteries. | this will find you well this lovely Springdeld Orchestra; taik .. WBZ 3, E e D o8 ) We've lassoed the hearing end of the|Sp orning. The birds » sing- ered Wagon” who will speak to Ohifago: Dinner concert from Congress Hotel ... URKYW man bring new ones and put them In. | with facilities, not only to hear his|I hope you did afr. As sure as God mads little green | ings the trees are buad daul = WRC's from the studio © Pittsburgh: The senior meeting of the Pittsburgh Sun Radio I don't know what kind of a set it|cheery voice on Sunday evening, but| I&ve you heard the announcer at|gpjies, we'll conquer the seeing end | thing is getting lovely. Nature i YT A X Club: the Riddler: concert by the Westinghouse is. It was made for me by a man|hundreds of others during the bal-| HAStings, Nebr. spell out his sta- a a < ¢ - i ¥ RS Z, 1 bR A A o i R KDEA s AT iAot en et liow o Pt Ha | areds (oT cthiar tion? This In station KDKX. Hagt.|ome dav. and then the touching or | geteing ready for that glorious time, Misx Howix 3 g er's Foremost Four': . s . |anc t ! R DAy nas 5t-|feeling end. Radio vet may carry our| Easter. How I do love the Spring’ who recently returned from studies & Boston: Harvard Freahmen Mrsical Clubg. .. e Teast notey set I have ever heard.|DIENts ago? I chanced to put on the|pari = f TQnegn NN RO SINE B words, through the illimitable ether. fam Tell?” Well, good-bye. France, will be broadeast just prece A aork:” Vocal prograim; Sirand ool Oreheatral 3 k Ot “course, T do get some peculiar|Sar Bhones and turned on my set] s station KDKX, Hastings, Nebras: BhakinoRar s Fr spectully, SARAH I BETT ing the “Moments of Me s Chicazo: Dinner concert by Ralph Williams and b nolses once in a whilc. They tell me |F00UL 5700 &nd redek ka.” There is no mistaking his sig-| x paITe Threo periods of dance music 4 ard? 5 is station 2LO broad-|nai 1 1ike it, don't you? Then the| EVery once in a while I get force- ox nstrumental solox: readings..: that is to be expected. There is a & 5 scheduled on the program. The 3 Instrumental program; Bible questions, an = i o suse opposite | CA5ting from the Savoy Hotel, Lon-| o ae Miami, Fl ful reminders that the choir invisible 08 p is a substitute for i s 2 J young fellow in the house opposite - ellow at Miam!, Fla., sings his call Mever Davis Le Faradis Band e Tou ‘Anielest. Evening Heraid mews. betictine. o or 4 3 mine, a college lad, who has some|30n-% T thought some announcer was||etters—or rather he chants them. I|WANts no nonsense over thes radio - play a concert of tew-dance MUSIe| g5 (iocinuaii: Sones, Iatte and Smal: chlldrens story. .. ; sort of a big set. When he is home | FPOOTRE, the public: then I heard a|iike that .too. It comes in so clear. rom 0 direct fri Philadelphia: Esster program by the Advocate Chorus, on vacation I can sea him working|.. ck strixe the half-hour, and a|\ynhat a biessing the radio must be to Care 1o P " The Vincent Lopez _Junior Chornis and 'T2-piece_ orchestrs ‘ e pore volce said, “That is ‘Big Ben’ striking hianatinal” W fower Orchestra will take| §:30—New ¥ Plano selections: Pavonne Militars Band. ... ¥ it, and be must know how. When he |06 5 G TRALTE (BIE Ben’ etrking henuting!” What Joy it has brought to 1 Mayflower o & Taif Nas Ottawa: Vocal and instrumental program: address <o ia‘away, and mothér tries to Work It—] 1 New York told us that they were| oa ornaCh 2ooble. old and youus r at 10 o'clock for a hal = old us that they were} snq what does it cost us? After we Lox Angeles: Examiner mews hulletins. ... < 31 Good night! It is all off with me o 2 . program of popular numbers, and the; Newark: ‘“The O'Henry T Knew': Billy MacWililams, smu until she stops. A bunch of crows, ;::’rua\dcasllng direct from 2LO, Lon-|have bought our set, the price of a e new battery once in a while—that's Decond of the special midnight pro- Daritone: Avery Smith, pianist. . - she sto : e Coloata Havaua: Drogram by 1he Cullan Telaphons Gom blue jays, canaries and now and then | 9 . grams Stney Bfidamans colonisl T e ey 30| an Army mule, all going at once,| What athrill that was! Just imagine|all. The broadcasters ask so little in Joom Dance Band will be broadcas Memphin: News hriefa and Tatest news hatletins... 11l could only make such & racket|lStening in on a concert being given|returp for all the pleasure they give direct from the Shoreham Hotel from Touituite: Concert: vocal waine: ews Bulletin. - --.:o: o1 1. Sometimes. the telegraph code gets|in London and to hear it With a| —only a postal card telling them how 12 midnight (u.'l oelock. e Nomeiork: Lisatrkeans soliety Sonderts 520 : busy: that, however, does not hap. |dinky little set! It does not matter|you iiked it. That fs not much to played by ernstein’s O e ; : The pleasure it has glven the whole|heard it—an eard the announcer|evening spent “listening in,” i3 it? s o 7 9:00—Minneapoliast. Paul ‘Fireside Philosophle: si team.. WCCO 3 Lo ks Wianington:|Orchestin front. 7 4058 Atianta: Conyers Giee Club PrOGIAm. = s ovis o r. . or WS 43 % | family and some friends has been [in London, and I heard “Big Ben." Did J. M. B. o'clock E i special artists. T be; Whe 1 I : i 1 ] e . 3 yond measurc. When the batterles From 8 to 9:15 p.m. WRC will pre A k: Sta ian program are new—and for about two weeks nt from its studio a Bible talk by] I Music and addresses from the gef-together raily i 4 B hcaitni teirhas of thie) : Exerutive Radlo ¢ T x| thereafter—I can_gct concerts and Whether you T Cinelnnatl: *Viime “convert; ‘BityLie Aised Qurini : g R By Choras. of the Tdbrook Methodist e ina SR S i Bhollef ST LAV o s dout enerke need one board Bible class, with George Dixon ew Yorl aldorf-Astoria Concert Orchestr 3 1y E ca g2 i Chicago: Vocal and instrumental program.. dasting, and then not very loud or Thompson At the planc; & concert by (hienez? Voral and iiaimoinental Trogrm dusiing, and then not very loud or . E. You GCan: Denend Ubon ora truck load, the Nordica Banjo Club. under the di- New York: ogram by the postal employes i v = vy o sdzsoribe. Hhem it ou be rection of Walter T. Holt, and a talk hicago sl program: Radiophotologue, 54| have gotten, to des th = 201 TO 237 DOUGLAS ST. N. E y may surc by Brig. Gen. Amos A. Frics, chief of ChIaRL: | Ciasscal proeramys et Aot : oLy Lansieg’ Chicass. Tovan: F R, it will be at your door when you want it Chemical Warfare Service, United Atiantic City: * 2 Tad g ; el el ] —ONE BLOCK FROM CARS. ¥ . Clielsea Radio Company _novelty Hastings, Atlanta, Miami and States Army, on “Chemical Warfare in Bigee o (o] Many of the —SEVERAL SOLD LAST WEEK. Its Relation to-the Business of the s Angeles: Dinner hour concert. 3 Cuba, “the Cookoo. : : i ) . That's the way we guarantee your satis- District of Columbia.” 7 "?,‘.‘,'\i!fi'",‘hvr‘;:rnfx o maie; r:flel.:xr. xma 0 | stations in-between have als) been B y y R o Bt S e $500 Cash faction—by giving you the quality you arc Local Radio Entertainment || 57515 16 2 -‘?,”.‘.."'.":..;,. : e e e o) —$59.50 Monthly entitled to and the service you expect. . New York: Inxide Movie Chats™: lr]lll"lnn kextet, songs. ; 204 | much as mine does not? “It's getting _ e e SR, i e, SR | PRICE ONLY $7,550 " SaturdaySADOIA 1925 Hlisss oo foimi bprstor SRR 2 plea—arter ‘midnight—just when 1 Galliher & Huguely, Inc. e g DT FPOREE have picked up a new station, or —COLONIAL FRONT PORCH. i Atlan otic City: Paul Whiteman's Tlotel Traymore Dance Or. "' WAL 1 thiik Ham s stition and 6 LARGE ROOMS. < : S Sh A d W St. NW NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va. | Chicago: Ba Katz Chicago Theater ravae 504 | am patiently walting to hear the an- _BUILT-IN GARAGE. erman Ave. an t. N.W. (4345 Meters). | New York ; _*“Czechoslovakia,” travel b nouncer, only to hear KDKA! . Ph North 486 3 Springfield: Brunswick Orchestra... ... 5 4 iok up & station tonight —TILE BATH. one No 3:45 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. Chicago: & Can you plc D - el __HOT WATER HEAT. 10:05 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. New on the me numbers on your wheels . that you got it some nights before? —ELECTRICITY. Ican't Mine changes every night— —~LARGE BREAKFAST PORCH. according to the weather or some- thing, but it rarely "comes in” at the _n—”'iazflbpzag""c PORCH. same place twice. Yes, local doe THROUGHOUT that comes in all over the ma . }!‘z —LAWNS, BEAUTIFUL SHRUBBERY. hard to break through it, but I have done it on several occasions. EXHIBIT HOUSE 237 DOUGLAS ST. N. E. Police and weathor reports What difference does it make? The —FURNISHED BY PALAIS ROYAL. Band, broadcast from the Cafe Le Harold Leonard's Windsor Hotel Red Jackets. programs o; our ‘(wo nnlo:- Stojae —OPEN TILL 8 P. M. EVERY DAY. Yaradis. 11 P.M. TO 12 MIDNIGHT. a rule, the best given anywhere. Yes, 6 pm_—"The Greatest Show on);1.g0 yoes Angeles: EI Encanto program once fn a while, T will admit, tnere TO INSPECT Iiarth,” direct from Madison Square Newark: Ciro Orchestra program IWOR % is something on that does not appeal Garden, New York, broadcast jolntly Philadelphia: Organ recital by Kafl Wonawits, from Germa to me, but T knokw it does to some —Motor North frem 4th and Rhede Island Ave. with stations WJZ and WGY. town Theater...... sehos V) Y one else, or the stations would not N. E. four blocks to Douglas St. and block p.m—Irving Boernstein's Hotel N e a Les 4] i dance """"'“" o “'f’f,wm’ = broadcast it. They try to please west to houses. Washington Orchestra, broadcast L.:. An'el,fl- Lox Angeles Roap " gram.. ... every one and do most of the time. from the Hotel Washington aver: Dance It is quite impossible to please ev- 8 p.m.—Bible talk by Judge J. W. el i ¢ # erybody all the time, and that's a nr,\nnns ‘Thompson, teacher of the kLldbrook whistler; the Mel ™ good thing for us all. What a mo- - Methodist Bible Class. wallan guitarists; Nex 5 oth 5 p — uuuuurs 8:15 p.m.—Chorus of the Eldbrook MioneapolisRt. Paul: Dance program ol . E : letic Club Orchestra; Tommie Malie . - ethodist Bible Class, George Dixon o O et e o o R BTl s Ordidst. * 23 i4||| OFFICES FOR RENT 1 l;l:::cle 2.’:',.’11‘51 ‘uszfirv"“ 3 y irec Tlot Springs: Dance program by Meyer Daviy' New Arlingion Banjo Club, under the direction of Bpeineay (Dance | LT Walter T. Holt. Don_Bestor's Drake Hotei Orchestra: songs. 9 p.m.—"Chemical Warfare in_Its A et l’)r;“:-qrn ation to the Business of the Dis- | 1is usical Jubllen Amos A. Fries, Chlef of the Chemical 12 MIDNTGHT TO 1 A ‘Warfare Service, Lnited States Army, | 19.00—Dallas: ~Adolplius Fotel Orchestra. o wrder the auspices of the Columbia| Lo Ayg\p:(e_ Gl‘;c;lcns!ml"n;'(.hr,:r:l;m;n!lg mm Hoights Business Men's Association. R I R . s Rl BRI o n o, Tavenport: Louis Connor and his o George H. Wilson at the plano. 125—Omana: Orean recital by Regnue ik 9:30 p.m.—"Moments of Melody,” a w York: Program o collction o five waltses by . A.| 1345 Kansas Oty: Nighthawk Frolle"; Flantatios Fikyers castillo, the famous Guatemalan com- G o bl ‘O:‘::t:-' poser, played by Henry Sokolov and | 1:00-—Tes Angeles: Hotel Ambasiador Orchestra, Jose de la Huarte, violinists, and Mrs. At N hgreas Carnival from Sundio. Howard, planist Oakiand: Dance program by Hotel St. Franci 10 p.m.—Vincent Lopez Hotel May- Portiand: Colburn's Melody Men; solos. SEMI-DETACHED BRICK HOUSE Ra Club; musical program: sobgs.. flower Orchestra, broadcast from the Los Angeles: 894, A 2 S . d : . i ¢ 2 TO 3 AM. . h creens made of copper wire will not rust out. Hotel Mayflower. 849 Ontario P e—Pri 500 = 2 70:30 pan—-Crandall's Saturday | 2:00—Los An Art Hickman's Dance Orchestra; The Lest A g R 1849 tario Plac ce, ‘12, That is why we recommend and use copper v ; Majestic Six; Btring Quartet and White' §3 Very desirable location two blocks north ef 18th and Celumbia .‘l . . 5 . e fatieornians ' ': 1-; 3 ; ; 4 s«..nm"lmu e Theetory :rle:‘fc;m?'xg tront, haviag elgat vooms i - wire in cabinet-made screens. They give sat- Svmphony Orchestra, under the direc- i *Insomnia " Club’ . bath, concrete celiar, ha: inish thro . newly pa painted, h i cetul e 3 tion of Daniel Breeskin; Alex Padnos, Ton Kogeles: " Hollywood Nite.: g %, s back’ stairs; lot 213110 to 15-foot slley; room for two<ar garag isfactory, lasting service. And, as we make Nioliniat; Pred Hden, - baritone; et e ST S —— Open Sunday From 2 Until 6 P.M. 0 them, the screens fit perfectly, actually do keep Mich: G . © los; Kat : y s’,:,tfi'“:u.:"\"g'(’ evoCophtibn OLE T == B g out flies, mosquitoes and other pests. So dura- Beck, organist, and Tully Marshall. || STAR BUILDING WONDERFUL CORNER ON 16th STREET S bly constructed that in the long run they are 12 p.m.—Dance Music by Sidney v Seidenman’s Colonial Room Orchestra (The Avenus at Eleventh) Visit This House Todsy the most economical. from the Shoreham Hotel. An exceptionally fine 4 o2 e suite of three offices lo- 1601 O Street N.W. We use the mortise and tenon joint construc- Time Signals From Fmoe. cated on the sixth floor. 3 No preperty around Washington is increasiag in value as fast tion of frames of all screens—the wooden pin long 16th Street. by Ps i . . The La Fayette radio station in mes:m?nf:l:e;'flfif:t;?fil?i‘-‘ a Nine Rooms and Bath. TERMS. is driven entirely through and the joint is :lrfirl:"r\‘:!\‘;d‘d:mgbuti:\‘eb"»'vx.:‘r:au&lfs ing, with outside ex- Open Today From 11 AM. to 6 P.M. smooth, secure and even. The lock-strip way is transmitting International wireless A posures on Pennsylvania of locking the wire to the frame prevents sag- timo signals every evening on 23,400 avenue and Eleventh . ing. No tacks or nails are used in screen meters. The wave lengih is a little street, are very brlghlt‘. /2104 O Street N.W.—Price, $11,500 ging. ) are us our screens. high for the average recelving set, | airy and attractive. puThle dgairarie hemo 18 14 o2 excellent pection of the Northwest, & AP but is for ships and commercial sta- | ym}x' are lboking lor Dupont Ofcie and_ Conheetient. Avente . & cholce nd mATaDIS. Cpestey For comfort at home this Spring and Summer eet of A t lesly 1g- 'k residence containing nine rooms and bath, hot-water Beat, electric .ll- e e :\‘:1": by h:ndlr:n\:m:h ‘:\‘:l:i{n:{rc‘:l’ nare about 800 square Ymnceuent condition. Reduced in price for quick sale. - you need good screens. Let us make them. ¢ becoming world wide. As Is 1 space in a modern office :1!0 o ni AR at irl‘inémn, Vi b bk v building, you should see Open Today From 2 to 6 P.M. “ Navy, station LY, La Fajette] trans. ; fl_\;_se offices before de- ) ST F e Phone Main 5300—Representative Will Call mits automatically the ticks of its ciding. e OPIE & ququ standard clock in the Paris observa- i £ : \ & ' turing Plan: il Ph e 610 sg::Pg ildi T R e s " South Capi]:;ffmc‘:;a‘x' and D Streets S.W. By means of a camerx and a flash- | A ODeS yain 8552 uilding 1342 New York Ave. Phone Main 2424 jight a Texas druggist was able to | =, STOKES BAMMONE, -~ Phone Main 5000—Branch 3 Member Washington Real Estate Board Photograph the burglar who tried te e wpen the cash pegister, ecital of Miss Helen Howison, { Cincinnati: Q WCAP—Chesapeake & Potomac Tele- Philadelphia: Dance music by Hownrd Lanain's Bn]nn phone Co. (468.5 Meters). Franklin Dance Orchestra..... ‘ Newark: '"An Hour with Vitagraph Star" Silent. Boston: Dance music by Copley Piaza Hotel Orchestrs. — Davenport; Musical program songs........... e : Omaba: Omaha Printing Company program . WRC—Radio Corporation of America | 19.30 Naw York: Waldort Asioria Danes” Onnestra (4685 Meters). Montreal: Harold Leonard's Windsor Hotel Red Jackets. 4:30 p.m.—Meyer Davis' Le Paradis Los Angeles: Organ recltal..... $EEgES 3% 2 §35s B 58 58 zssadats e An Excepfig?;lsljgxl:wut Home ThCY WOH’ ¢ RUS n ote BEES