Evening Star Newspaper, May 4, 1925, Page 16

16 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., MONDAY, MAY 7%, 1925 — T \ VAR'ED PRUGRAM || LONG RANGE_RADIO ENTERTAINMENT GA'N UF 7 SIMIUNS Adventures of a Broadeaster | | jpii it st i de i | i b i try.” hope that Germany w MONDAY, MAY 4, 1925 A E AT * “ i and de Hindenburs. Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Stardard Time BY FREDERIC WILLIAM WILE. Capt. Charles Kiener, 600 Victor| She does e bl Radioscribe. Building, takes me to task for “pre.| 1 e licting over the radio on April 14 1 s in D0 % B Biakions. - Mxeve. Wiloas e that Hindenburz would not be elect d the world at lar | | Yaried program: poems: humor: entertainment. ... WGN 3702 he Seeretary of State Hands Me a Brickbat. ed:” Capt. Kiener is wrons. 1 never t hear from me i Vocal and instrumental program: Sulg b lm, ol Mttt ettt a o e die will have A. & P. Gypsy Orchestra e Wiidn Schiooi R ORI S 31 Class A Plants Licensed. defeat of Hindenburz. What 1 actu P d instrumental pro- , Brickbats are liberally dwiched] the State of Oregon came to get |[ally said (taken verbatim from the b it S Heads List of Musical Do M. oy | : 24 Eliminated—Total in . |amons the bouauets that ure handed | i name. It comes porsibly, from | notes which I read) was m, has Bostan: ¢ SRI Y 4 me. Hindenburg partisans have grown it B itles wk en.”" by John F v a brickbat is Ket quotations: base ball seores. .. KDK G b —_— hurled by so emi Aiaihe, Upcoer 2 S o nent a hand A varvied program of musle® and| ¥ hiladeiphiia: Polie Sports. resulis: wrand organ A net gain during April of seven that of the & speeches has b scheduled for to Chit e ! ) . X broadcasting stations, bringing the % tary of State it night by WCAP. Chief among thein & # club contest” program. ..., P total number in the United States % entitled to my at will be the weekly concert of the A Philadelphia: Edu ke and its possessions to 56 an- , . tention. Waiting B e e detphia? Educational talle from Plerce School .. .. . {WLIT nounced today by the Department of R anxiously to take monthly Washington Post hour, which 30— NewCSnel 5 e RO A0t 4 Commerce. his turn_on the will introduce an instrumental trio| —New Yorky Tt bl S’ farni and home midrkiet reoris; | A low record for the year in the air at the Pen| composed of Mischa Guterson, violin e BiN maree: BEGE critas Wiz 4ma number of broadeast stations licensed Women's meeting | ist; Richard Lorleberg, cellist. and d all scores: sport results coorocWDAR pus.6 912 1in any one week, however, was estab- | B i Memorial Conti A beautiful Face Brick fireplace will con- Rurt Hetz e well know 570 6 PM. lished this week with the addition of nental Hall Thur | 5 N Washinet clircles 5 Produce and stock market quotations: news only four new transmitters, all of day might, Mr.| { tribute to the charm and coziness of any Denman * rts edit acoros; dinner Concart by the Tiot them of class A wave lengths wund Kelloge said | S el living room. No matter what your decora- A Lt v 2 WOAP'S . o e WGY 7 none of them with more than 500 “We have { i - The Evenir lock with a revue e monial Rounnbiin . n Dance = BS 5 watts of power, heen waiting to tive scheme may be, you will find a Hy-tex program a oxlock: With n K: news: markets . JIIUWHAS i The number of eliminations during get started il o= > 5 5 . of the results of the big idcue in n by’ Westinshouse “Phitharaionic | the month was announced as 24, all Some man gt Brick that will harmonize with it. hall games today t wi g ork 257 VB2 ¢ clas s, e ne' ' stopped " K ot Thompson's debut in the r Yorl: Buse Wiz lass A stations, with the newcomers MR. WILE pped talking lers” Club: réadings e s WCCO ® numbering 31. Of the 10 class C sta- over the radio. A. Barrett. director of the Milwau ert trom Hotel WaldorrAcioria. " WEAR tions still on the records April 1 only | These men certainly do love to talk | kee Public M n. will folloy i ? Ories AT o CUACkRS TADOTS. . - Wi three now remain, the others having | over the radio.” | | a talk on the E ss Caverns of | i ‘U“‘rfl . i w been dropped out or transferred to S e ginia ortiGne! iiéts: Serik e 0 another class. The three plants still | or Features Listed i by’ Coticnpickers” Orhestra 1 4 [operating_on these now defunct | A5 an unlimited mamper of fiot Other Feat 5 ey Ashs"Srehostra market Bigh xpots B licenses—WNMAF, at South Dart- |21ds heard that brickbut hurtling L s adeiphin Buse Dal ‘scorcrs hotieviin thestIey {Pols o mouth: Mass: KGU: at Honolulu, ana | Lhrough the air in my direction un | : t ) a L 2 outh, Mass.; KGU, & and Jlanation is called for. My talk on | Rl b Herns concert ball” acores: ' dinner concer by KBEKAS : WQAO, the Calvary Baptist Church, | Sxhahthon b % WEC was billea the w . Heaith Phons Orihestta (| New York Citv—are expected to be |, o P Ml A8 bled e nd Nights 1 s L | B during May, thus winding up the | nrta 8.7, ‘Then Capt. Santlemann's i el TR e system of reallocation adopted by the 1 P 7 on (30 stron; occupied i H 3 : mhd s fate by 2k ice atarms: heaith lectum "Tas Three on Pacific Coast. thelr Instruments. That prevented msy e tan ar o uallt mn TiC e tal S i e R 1 The 566 broadcasters that were on | taking the air until §:303—5% m in “Making the Nation's o e i l:t 5 -u; m“, e :ds’xm”“:;_‘,‘”-fi I‘M:M ','” el utes behind schedule, Actually. [ was okl aking Us": Musical divided as follows: Class B, 95; class |©on the air until 8:42%, two minute : B ok aedlens waes eI : ! w A, 468, and class C, 3. lass | er my time, Altogether, Secretary T pays to buy good Face Brick, whether you are building ! e censes grante Kellogg and the Pen Women were de will open WRC's afternoon program Wiz 4 In the new licenses granted this 3 b ate’ news: university ol e Pacific coast led the East @ laved 7% minutes, of which I was re = at 4 o'clock. Other features include a e e NI ST wur aass our |me e, buciflc comut led tho East e o ol & innieat T Tiops a house, a store, a church or a school, or just a fireplace. B M minay 3 nver ¢ e g r nd viotin chusetts. The four static rre | my entente cordiale with t} Orehestr ! : ; Hoiel' L ‘Salie "Orciiestra: “Famits 70T R e e L Brick lasts so long, and a really fine brick gives you so much :;\'""K ¢ HGS Ghali S ; : wolice’ builehin < e o e BT yinstd vkt | e joy and satisfaction over a long period, that it is hardly worth ome . 5 RTIC A racks, Vancouver. Wash., 5 watts, Norwood Albion, son and heir by o Yand his 231 meters, and KFVK, the Sacra- = AiEIom. aty eodrmother G considering any but the best. SwTaM nento Chamber of Commerce, Suc t B e A 4| mento Chamber of Commerce, S: radio tots within the orbit of 1 I 3 um and speakers 3 23 i o, Calif., 500 watts, ers. | & Sty . ay, May 4, 1925. o Batl scores: Daddy e The complete list of stations de- |Accompany her Lo the station fhure i i i Monday, May : i ““ % : Ang hls ael KDEA g0 . |teten mn'vl‘ll\’..'l,l\unll [lnl'ln\\ o Wh 'fl_ e B of its prOdUCt and its service. o i Danay; ith and ‘giris WLIT Port Huron, Mich.: *KFRF, Alex- = s Cpop g e . e < NAA—Nayal Radio, Siation, Kad i & e il Hotel“Adéionin v [andria, La WDED, Martinsburs, |50 SO 0 P e o Come to our Exhibit Room and see the wide range of 3:43 Weather Bureau rer e e e Konec WO 350 Chesham, N. Hi WCBZ Chicags | 5o, NIoHS usenold hus a bediime colors and textures in beautiful Hy-tex Brick. Or send for i ; A Silers Orchesen . _woAw 520 [t Ao KGR, The e : i a copy of “Hy-tex Brick,” an illustrated and instructive WRC—Radio Corporation of = " reci " and Theate = ierian Chureh, * Oran ssin % e i R i o v coicene 38| Al e Sy Cvic Benae Tchach A ndhine i v WLIT N. J.: KJQ, Stockton, Calif.; | Corpo ¥ income fo of ens f X ¥ Fec 3 ‘Garden Clobes KDRA 3 % | WERY, Roslindale, Mass.: KFFE, | first quart otaled $1 B e, i bdand Vi : |, e M e “Tuarbord, presidert of HYDRAULIC-PRESS BRICK COMPANY Rainhow Society O o 2483 | KFFY, the Loufsiana College, Alex- | corporatior: Clanl : fnt g : LU andria, La; WEAP, Mobile, Ala;|quarter's showing is “substantiully ember, American Face Brick Association “Hell's Plays : & Muahy e ’ KFCL, Los Angeles. Ca KRN, | ahead of last year.” It reveuls a net M g RGP ey SLWIT - 48 54 | Hanford, Calif.; WDBT, Hattiesburg, | profit of $1,928,329. Radio is dist COLORADO BUILDING - WASHINGTON, D. C. sdplo e Miss.: KFQM, the Texas Highway |a seasonal business b Orchestra’ Vocal 3ulletin, Austin, Tex KFJZ, the|ter months produce : o WHN ¢ Texas National Guard, Fort Worth, equipment business, with 1 < [ §s Thests WHAR 9.4 3| Tex.: WBAN, Pater N. J.: KFHJ,| mas holiday period showing Mayflower Ore re s 4 PSSO Santa Barbara, Calif.. WOAF, the|sales. From the mid Apri LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF FACE BRICK IN THE WORLD the 1 Mayflower i & Mixed Quartet: e Tyvler Commercial College, being to taper « 3 i 1Bl i isic: vocal eeiections: 1O b |Tex. All of the stations, with the ex- | minimum in Mids PN \wBBR ception of the last two named, wdlon ' feadivai “éticii: " - held class C licenses, we 0 . 5 1y Boys' Orchestra.. ... \w'\ stations 6:30 p.m.—Base ball s > r Liet Constantino, pianist, WOO' from’ WEAR iy 3:45—Nev i ol Crehestra: talk, “Health WD o, o d_P. Gypsies, wou to say that the trans: As an unlimited number of thou of traffic in t State De o write S rece { 0 p.m.— Current news items Weddeast gointly “with station W00, WCAP, N g | (@ally) ichmond Hill, N Y- M ardo, LUIWEAR 4 204| New Radio Station Will Keep s t Syneh celved on a loud speaker, wus not WCAP — Chesapeake and Potomac | New York: Piano selections: Briarchif Lodke Enteriatners . Wa b 4| Them in Touch With Civilization. | he actual voice, a messa mission to Samoa. which was re Tefephone Co. (168.5 Meters). | New York : tot: Sandu Alou. - vionmiee . Wig 454 | nt in Mor de on short wav e ‘ : : ’ | ceiving station for the maintenance | Yeception on loud speaker. In the base t . D s Thomy o et 4 . . Nav we use radiotelephony very little, because a ssage in Morse code can be se s rapidl s it son, sporting editor of he Evening y - < |of communication with expeditions Star Musi v e 3 : | leaving the United States for polar 710 to 7 Py e Endless Cav > - K and tropical regions is being built " eligh ' e at Garden City, Long Island erns of Virginia''—sidelights on these v N hotr: Belog at Ge i song Island : ssagés must be recordad famous caverns, by D A. Barrett A won | This is the first time that any i our T S ust be recorded TN ke A unt Denv it : verbatim. Our radiotelephone cor directo; of the Milwauk Put 5 b ¥R g station has been designed for s s = Secton : e D tal, vocal and instrumenial 9 | . ¢ s munieati confined almo Museum. g 1. Orchiestra concert: Radio Lighthouse Dasle G Herstofore, communica- ot e 7:30 to 7:45 p.m.—Henry Bush, con 20— Philediieh i ¥ WE ¥ tion has been one-way anc mited adp & Pl ARyl cert pianist, in a short recital B ic, Tiior: Stanley Thedter” icaturcs i t0 singlé explorer, but the facilities | 4ircraft, and even in this branch 7:45 to S p.m h Talk 4 po And hie Cryetal Paiace: Grehestra s oo . or, Gresory s of the. new station Wilk be avafiabléf - ¥e ust he racio telegrap aimo by the Metropolit ance B0 AT s el by Dy W. Watson % 2 i 4 | free of charge to any expedition de-| exclusively Co.. atrect from the to Madi Newark:" “Breaking into the ‘At Game e, " Sigmun siring its services. and when en-| son avenue, New York City g Spaeth. critic ar arty e wged in such activities operators | An € e by &P Springfield: Siedoff Ensemble:” weather report .. 50000 % 393 |will be on continuous watch, or if | QUests anonymity, axks me to inform Gypsies, direct the, s 2 3 « 9 TO 10 P.M. preliminary arrangements do not re- | Vincent Zins in answer to the tion WEAR Ik Cit 00—Zion. TL: Mixed cornet String quartets: vocal solos quire such observation they will|latter’s inquiry 9 to 9:20 pr m Hard, pron nefield: Weather: RO WeBD work on regular schedules. “Somebody has asked you how inent newspaper correspondent an I City: Ad i e ¢ wBz athor, in a talk « ¥ nd Night {nick r m Fay's o e e : ) L1, Solars p iox s 1 FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY 9:20. to 9:30 p.m Mary Lang gan, recl RGW : | =3 TR ley. soprano. ied D. M ) i WhRG k \ h Jester at the i ew Y B n f WEAF 4015 BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA, ,}/ 4 9:30 to 9 n 1king N 3 -t M 1o Forum WM o 1 | Moto 4 loties apeanor Tt ‘EAsiEs | Noted Authority on Radio. ; ) 3 A hestra CWIZ Pedestrians M. O. Eldridge, - 2 - nd of Times’ police alarms All Rights Reserved. Reproduction Prohibited. tor of traffic in the District WNYC Tumbia : VAHG A . : e 1 et : Atlanta: N weelk ‘progvam -oo07Tro0ni VARG s Meters and Kilocycles |remember is to mot that the use Hour. Caneas Dt Iegms b agArcade Cateteria Orchestra” .. X The last two years has seen a con-|f the Lu:--' number give the 3 ; pular songs Sisea 242 | o, 5 £ o smaller quantity (cycles) while the sarly Program Tuesday. Louis tin-line Entertainers ... 5 certed move to breal from the 1ua ) L G B The Editors' Sho Y old terminology of meters and wave- | Use of the smaller number gives the b (o sdcib. aum s o Tower: tealtl S .- Weeo 27 | lengths and speak of radio waves in | larger quantity (kilocycles Drill” by the Metropolitan Life In i L program .. KERX Jaen 200 | (i of Kilocycles and frequency The frequency of a wave Is more surance Co., direct from the Metro. Philadaiphia it Orchestra, broad- e with most other mistakes that | indicative of its character politan Tower, 1 Madison avenue st JoInily With station WEAF {rom oo o3 | are made when an art is in its in.|Cause it shows exactly the difference 1 « Magnolia Petroleum Co.s Band . . " S fancy, the rectification of a misnomer |from an interference standpoint. You 0” fw Sl [ i s M R | tancy, the rectification of a mismomer | (Lo 50, Mteriertnce standpoint. Yoy 7 Supply o ey FESTIVAL ON AIR e e T S e - system and the substitution of a more | PY calculating the difference ‘in kilo )gical sysf roves d go cycles of two waves of say 300 meters 1 I A o e L el e R logical ‘system ' proves hard going. | € runn ow ~ So i ; - 4 er ot & el 50 meters and the difference in | | Minneape Paul: Weather: dance Brosram Sl This movement, however, of applyins | #11d 370 mx | : St. Lo - r urer e 2 i rms r v i ac v cles between two waves of 1,200 | EDA to Odrry Denver Celebration ' by Alhert Mau - KSD terms of frequency in place of wave | 1200 | & Sl Herald program L KFI length in radio is rapidly gaining |and 1.250 meters. ! ’ 7, May 3-10. WY Tecital: Siiver SDp: revie andoremiona oA 3224 headway. : g e Wzi » : Eeckor. Orihe o wiot. : V] A Program schedul w the more e it e BGUREE SET T DT B RS S ok Aok ARk | e it o Wi [/ J 3 - ing stations together with their wave commodate uy 3 1. ¢ hi's Orchestra . lengths in meters, and the fan is be- | e iy ; A L T 2 ing educated to think in such terms. | Blectric station for 1 time for A vl 0 o .. KHI Characteristics Explained. 1) o When the oun(gsters entertain their . x = i little fri . of when the neighbors et . R DT LN ol il of e than the e lenct | ¢ DE FOREST TUBES ¥ drop in for an evening of “bridge: Blndu, it 11550, mountin® Sandard | 11:45— Kt Wamer s Soven Mo i 1L RGS GaLe aded | radio wave 15 of Do JC o0%,Earet Tiles Tead, o8 agtec: K | ass around Wridleys for a delicious America’s radio s : St usie program time, instead of »m.. it was an 12 MIDNIGHT TO 1 AM. particular value in making calcula- x dom _ from microphonic noises a Show Band 2 There are many reasons why it is nounced. ~Thix change is made nec 00— nseles: Murphy program: Hollywood .String Qu tions except as it gives a figure by | in long life. | DV, Svo ong-lastmg refreshment. Don:/_g_rget Daddy / can be recorded, and, of course, | | 7:05 to 7:10 p.m.—Announcements of A new radio transmitting and re- | Which came in strong enough for } | “adventures” rea who tion’s Capital Safe for Weadlier:” ihé ' Chitefion’ Dance' Or Broadeastir awatler and Gough pr s N ¥ better to have the frequency charae- A SASAFY. ille) Denver: broadeast offi Angeles: Musteal program = CUKNX i means of which the frequency of the | 1y cials declared, in order to schedule g D Dance program by Harmony Peoriess Orchestra, Bt iuln declived. in order ; Wave can he found. X star & Radio Iy midday’ dance music program L =t . 2 | YT feurias out heterodyme eftects,[9C 403 11¢h St NwW. K Its beneficial too - to teeth, mouth, from 1 te clock. From 12 to 1 p.m. T e T | 1:00—Los Angeles: Examiner program Fr it is necessary to know the frequency ¥¥*¥¥‘¥¥*¥¥¥¥‘ throat and dige’tion R O e i ot over 2 10 3 AM. characteristics of the wave. In de S8 IioROpLGnes i 2:00—Los Augelcs: Abe Lyman's Hotel Ambassador Orchestra....KNX 336.0 2,300 | LerMining the possibility of interfer. | {8y Dhcee will replace {1 ence between waves the frequency | organ recitals from the I Thea — ala | of a play broadeast by a Chicago sta. | Characteristics are necessary. ter, Denver PHONE EXPERTS NOTE ton direct from the teater 80 sta- 1 " Tradio wave, like electricity or = | Telephone engineers explained, how- | liht, travels at the rate of 299,860,000 A porous type of insulatoro ahsorbs | ever, that this unusual condition was |OF roughly 300,000,000 meters per sec- . moisture and becomes useless in a| #6 ” 0 O;i»muxm about by what is 2%)ond. The frequency of a radio wave | LEAKS” OVER RADIO s spost by oo Trinoyn'ss | o The Jvasency ot s s vove wire used by the broadcaster became | CVCIeS Per second of the wave. The crossed in the telephone terminal with | WaVe length of a wave i3 equal to the ; RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS | | New Problems for Engineers Arise the Tine being used for telephone With | velocity of the wave, divided by its | . ation. frequency or number of cycles per TONIGH : : Much research work has been done | %6¢0nd- DiuEiam omi he Since Advent of Air by engineers to prevent thic rcunng| The frequency of a wave is equal k Strand Theater, WEAF, Broadcasting. ligrolls Salk.” WhIch Coouis to the velocity divided by the wave New York, 6:15 to 830 o'clock, tions. The engineers said that great | Stituting 300,000, SL S8 eRact 15 t e and WOO. Philadelphia, 7 t0 | | 5y 1ne Associated Press nmrenn g fimeers sald, that grent | Lo "y55eg0,000, 18 amai enousn o 1e | SAYTEXS WETE 7:30 o’clock ’ 5 ing_the difficulty, but that further |Deglécted, so that the round number CHICAGO, May 4.—New problems, | work was bein, = is usually used to facilitate calcula-| d . | work was g pursued. orn aroun Musical program by the A. ndded to the tasks whicn have con-| tions. and P. Gypsies, WCAP, Wash- R How to Find Frequency. ; : v fronted engineers in designing the ck ’d ey AR Ko’ Yo | LG (imone, nave sorune o o] RUHR RADIO BAN HIT. |, 7o ma tre teayency ot o siaen| A€ @ de WCAE, Pittsburgh; | |fore since the advent of radio broad | 300,000,000 by 400, and you get 750,000 change em | ; o P80 | | casting. Included fn the list of these | German Association Pleads for An- | cycles as the answer. The usual WWI. Detroit, and WJAR, | [[ERTIE YS the maintaining of the | Y al it used in radio for frequency is the Providence, 8 to 9 o'clock | factor that has made the telephone | nulment of Order. o e ilocutle) sa that tb aet your answor = s - the great instrument it is today, prac- i i E POt CIeR 11/ ToiHocahaary) _ m, WKRC, sinnsti B reless stz it by 1,000 because 1,000 cycles equals gram, WKRC, Cincinnati, 8 to o s i et *| wireless trust and ociated ama- e a S ol | this task has been brought sharply|teur unions and societies throughout | kilocycle. . | to_the attention of the engineer DY|Germany yesterday made public an| TO get the answer directly in kilo- ; : radio. e L Lo, | 3DTeal to the governments of all civil: | cycles from meters, use tiie number | National music week pro- With the improvement in the radio-|jzed countries and broadcasting com- |300,000, instead of 300,000,000, in that . WSB, Atlanta, 9 to 10 cast field, many stations are using|panies of the entire world to advocate | Way dividing the number before mak- | telephone lines to bring to the trans: | the annulment of regulations prohibit. | ing the calculation for Kilocycles. | mitter events that take place outside | ing (he reception of wireless messages| Remember in making your calcula- | GA RTERS Siss Be the station studio. Such use of thelin the occupied German zone. tions when using the wave length in | ADLE LPFOCHANL DY Ll ‘Ivlopl\m\c lines recently led to the| The restriction on the reception of [meters that the use of the number Bernie’s Hotel Roosevelt Or- placing on the air a brief part of a|messages, the appeal says, is an un-|300,000,000 will give you the answer in| NO METAL CAN TOUCH YOU chestra, WOO, Philadelphia, telephone conversation between a man | worthy measure, as it prevents part |cycles while the use of the number and WEAF, New York, 9:30 | !ana woman, and made possible for the | of the cultured people of Germany | 300,000 will give you the answer in ‘EMfirafim’l M? o'clock. two telephone users to hear a snatch from sharing in the benefits of civill- | kilocycles. of the radio program, which consisted zation. 174 menomonic or memory trick to 213