Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1925, Page 40

40 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB ON WGAP TONIGHT Local Musical Organization Also Returns After Long 1 Absence. i The Juniata College Girls’ Glee Club of Huntington, Pa.. will give the prin- | cipal concert brpadcast tonight by station WCAP. The girls will sing| from 10 to 10:30 o'clock, assisted by Miss Louise Allen, concert whistler; Miss Kathleen Clark, reader, and Miss Bernice Spargo, violinis Other features scheduled by WCAP include concerts by the- Hawaiian Melody Boys and the Nordica Man- dolin and Guitar Club, both Washing- ton musical organizations, which have not been on_the air for several months. The Hawaiian Melody Boy: will play from 7:25 to 7:35 o'clock while the Nordica Mandolin and Guitar Club will give its concert from 8:45 to 10 o'clock under the direction of Walter T. Holt. Base ball results in the majfor leagues will be brofcast by John B, Keller of the sporfs department of The Star at 7:55 o'clock, after which Dr. W. D. Coblentz, physicist of the Bureau of Standards, will give a talk on_“The Temperature of Mar The program from 815 to 845 o'clock will include a recital by Roy W. Bashaw, tenor, and a talk by John M. Gries, chief of the Division of Building and Housing of the Depart- ment of Commerce and treasurer of Better Homes in America. His topic is “What Has Been Accomplished by the Better Homes Campaign The concerts of the Juniata College Girls' Glee Club and the Nordica Man- «olin and Guitar Club will lead up to ihe usual Friday night closing fea- ture—the program of dance music by the Wardman Park Hotel Orchestra. WBES, the Bliss Electrical School station at Takoma Park, which has Deen silent for some time, will return 1o the air at 6:30 o'clock for an hour's program. It will include dance music by Lindy's Chord Choppers, a talk on “Some Electrical Developments’ hv M. M. Flanders and a group of piano and banjo selections by a trio composed of G. A. Lindholme, pianist; D. D. Black and J. P, Bader, ban Joist! WRC will broadcast as its chief at- traction this afternoon the final game between the world champions and the St. Louis Browns, The game is ~cheduled to begin at 4 o'clock, East crn standard time. The children’s period will be broadcast at 6 o'clock und will be followed by the weekly question box. Local Radio Entertainment Friday, May 15, 1925. A~—Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va. 3:45 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. 7:45 to 8 p.m.—United States Public THealth Service lecture. broadcast No. 264, “Posture and He:ilth. 10:05 p.m.—W + Bureau reports. ‘WBES—Bli- iiectrical School, Ta- koma P, D. C. (222.1 Meters). €2 po.—Dance program by Lin-| to-d Choppers, under direction | Lindholme. i ) THE EVENING | LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT 3:00—Chicazo: Varied program 3:30—Philadelphia 3:40—Philadelphia 3:45—Chicago: 4:00— 4:156—Detroit 4:30—Boston 4:45—Philadelphia: Base ball scores 5:00—Chicago: The Lullaby Lady. Mrs. Gene Burton FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1925 Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time Stations. Meters. Miles. humor: entertainm SWGN ) poen Chicago: : “Hints ‘for June . Brides New, York: Base ball scores: Vocal and instriin Hollander's Hotel Ambassador Orehestra Detroit: News Orchesira: weather: markets; s Boston: Charles Dobbs. comedian: readings - . - . New York: Vocal and’ instrumental solos: falis ... Philadelphia: “Light and Color.” by Dr. Goodspeed.. ... Dance program: tatk ... ..on.eol. Rochester. N, Y.: Eastman Theater Orchestra . .. New York: Edward Dies, plano salections: talk ... Mooseheart: Music: tzik: assembly: concert tand Pittsburih: Base ball scores. 4. 4:30 and b 9'clock Police reports’ and sports results: grand Ean recital and trumpets B Home-makers' taiks: musical prog: 170 5 PM. vocal selection market reports: news - ‘musical program: solos Detroit Symphony Trio. instrumental Paul Daviers Orchestra . oo $ Kansas City: Base ball scores: Star's Radio Trio Sports Tesults - 5 T0 ¢ PM. hour ew York: Musical program New York: Orchestra: Chicago: Fashion tall Yew York: pase il S ork: Music by Paul Eppe's Revelers Rochester: Organ recital; student recital; o Philadelphia: Weather forecast: Harold Knight market reports Orchestra: Boston: Children’s stories and music: Stock Exchange quotations. scores ; dinner conert Chicago markets: children’ Brogram - Loufsviile olis- St Paul Has " Musical. program Lncle"Geehee: Clarenie W ctady: New: bullotins: base ball score Sunday” schoo, lesson 58 . " markets ! Readers’ Club’.". 5:15—Dinnex concert by Hotel Lorraine Orchestr 5:20—Philadelphi 5:30—Boston 5:45—Atlantic ( 5:30—New York | 8:00—New York: The Brandfield Instrumental Trio #:15—Worceater [s #:36—Toronto, 6:45—Providence: 7:00—Omaha Slories for children . * ase ball scores Orchestra . Big Brother Club progran Organ_ recital: lullaby time Ford ‘and Glenn time e rnie Golden's McAlpin Hotel Orchestra . Woman's hour: instrumental music: readings ity Organ recital from high school Market high spots 3 " Beilevue-Stratford Hotel Con- cert Chicago drama New York Dallas farm ‘program: radio 6 TO 7 P bass ball scores; police alarms: talk: piano recital . SR B ¢ Atlantic City: Dinner concert from Hotel Traymore Philadelphia® *Children's bedtime stories .. ......... wark . Dinner concert by Hotel Lorraine Orchestra . Schenectady: Program by Albany Strand Theater Orchestr base ball scores; health tall banguet of New State College, for Teachers i w York: Radfo talk: Clarence’ Wiillams' ‘Tri 5 Chicago: Organ recital. dinner concert by Drake Hotel Ei semble and Blacksione Instrumental Quintet ... W Philadelphia: Uncle Wip's bedtime story. roll call and birth- fl?j List: songs by Mary and Helen Leedom New York: Base ball scores: Hotel Commodore Orchestra . Chicago: Organ recital: Hotel La Salle Orchestra . ... Detroit: Jean Goldkette's Ensemble - .o« :- . Chicago: News. financial and final markei ‘repori Bradstreet’s’ Review: scores: bedtime slories - Detroit: Dinner concert ... . S Chicago: Juvenile period for children: police hew: Atlanta: Music: sports: bedtime story :7’"11]”""1“"\{0“'\. Llomhnrdn s Royal Canadians . aicland: Musical program and. speakers Omala: Girls' O . 13° Order of Muses: reading: quarte Story-teller: base ball score bie's Military Band SR e Ont.: Dinner concert by King Edward Concert Or- ocal and instrumental program B.: Bedtime stories by Uncle Alf: 3 trumental solos: address w York: Hotel St. Regis dinner concert ¢ City: Seaside Hotel Trio .. ... .. tisburgh: Uncle Geebee ............0 New York: Health talk: pianisf: songs ... Philadelphia: Police reports and sports resulis: hia Orchestra el i Phifadelphia: Dream Daddy, with ‘boys and giris . " Mooseheart. TIl.: Concert: organ: Ccerny's Orchestra Boston: “Road Conditions.” by D. S. Hickey Minneapolis-St. Paul: Chiidren's pr Boston: Musical program ....... New York: The Story Lady, Juiia ‘obb Henry Hunts:Cornet Quartet Davenport: Chimes concert .... 5 Omaha: News period by Eugens Konecky 7 TO 8 P.M. Alfred Hook: Blackstonian LI WOAW reducing exercises: mark Hotel "Adel-" Story hour: Orchestra ....... Davenport: Base ball educational program : Minneapolis-St. Paul dinner concert by Osborn's Orchestra 5 Boston: Everett City Band and artists ... : Philadelphia: Book review: Polish Poionia Orchestra: __tro_Wizlam. baritone ... ... S New_ York: Clarence Williams" "Tric Four Male Quartet .......... Bis Pittsburgh: Address: K. of P. Mandolin Club _ Oakland: Hotel St. Francis Concert Orchestra . Chicago: Dinner concert from Congress Hotel New York: News: vocal s0los: reading Schenectady : Three-act comedy drama. WGY Players, With WGY Orchestra ....... ... s..... Atlantic City: Northeide Chamber of Commerce profram: Oriole Glee Club: Y. M. C. A. Orchestra .. New York: Internationai poiic Pittsburgh: Base ball scores Sen; opera e ns and ard " Sextet violinist. reading 370.2 34735 594 594 @ Gis oEa35 oB P STAR, STATIC ELIMINATOR STILL UNDEVELOPED Bureau of Standards Finds It Directional; Doubts Removers. | Looking interestedly but skeptically into the many forms of static elim- inators offered or suggested to the | public this Spring, experts of the Bureau of Standards are going ahead along their own lines of research, confident that the real static remover is a thing yet to be developed. Bureau officials contend that the one big fact known to date is that static is directional. * one of them sald today, “that is our only gulde in our search for the cause and the re- moval of the annoyance.” “It is true,” it was explained, “that static can be reduced. But so far nearly all of the static-reducers have at the same time reduced the strength of the signals. These methods of de*| creasing the interference do not there- | fore lead to the real solution of the | problem. What we must have in mind is a method by which static can be removed without affecting the sig nal strength.” Crowds Noises Out. Interesting work has been carried out by the Radio Corporation of | America in its fight against static in- terference in transoceanic communi cation. Taking the directional fea ture of static into account, it has con structed its receiving station at River- head, Long Isdand, in such a way that undesired noises can be crowded in behind the telegraphic signals and thereby eliminated to some extent. The increase of power used by | broadcasting stations also will be ob- | served carefully by the engineers at the bureau this Summer to see to | what extent stronger signals will over- ride the static disturbances. Many suggestions for elimination of static have drifted into the bureau and all are given careful considera tion. The underground antenna and the tree antenna, championed by Gen Squier of the Signal Corps, have been the two most interesting of the re- ducers to be brought before the public this year. SCHOOLS AID NEAR EAST. | Children Will Help Make Bundle Day a Success. Children in all the public schools of the District have a part in making the Near East Relief Bundle day, May 27, a success. Permission has been granted by the Board of Education for pupils to distribute handbills to their homes and friends asking that old clothes be given to clothe refu gees in the Near East. The Fire Department again is co- operating by receiving gifts of cloth- ing at the various fire stations. “This fine co-operating in this work of mercy,” Harold F. Pellegrin, head of the {ocal Near East Relief organ ization, said today, “is greatly pleas-| ing. I hope every mother will see| that the children in her home leave bundle of east-off clothing at the near est fire station on the way to school. ! I hope every motorist coming to down town Washington will leave a bundle as big as possibje.” WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1925. FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY Parts, Kits or Complete Sets? BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA, Noted Authority on Radio. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction Prolilbited. practically any type of set he may One of the most important ques-|choose simply by buying the extra tions radio to do his purpose, but whether he shall build his set from parts or kits or buy the sct complete. In his choice of complete sets, the buyer is usually limited to the va ous m dealer nearest to him. of sets to build a greater latitude is allowed because the parts with which to build a set are more generally dis- tribut A d of complete set because of the space which such complete sets take and because of the large outlay of money that is required to carry such sets. There is very little limit, however, | on the parts which a dealer can carry becau: 'have radio tions from tails. Difference in Transformers. In | transformers, | sockets, the o same. the the cf togetk The average radio fan with scme | qui mech; these POST design { transformers or tuning elements and | un which field must decide not only has | t¥pe of set. with the type of set to get for | also to determine the form in of very sets. This demand for does not in fans are building sets. nodels which are available at the In his choice fant all industry. ed. report that dealer cannot carry every type up |1 16 ing the coming season. No Revolutionary able increase in plete sets I the loz se the varlous circuits which been described in the many magazines and in the radio sec- of the various papers differ each other only in minor de- | they thought that design of radio set are heginning to re lutionar: ize a homemade set the the condensers the rheostats and most of ther essential elements are, the | The difference lies chiefly in of the radio udio the of the fore The coming brought to the frequency |field a g ircuit used in wiring the parts |k her. unable because of Iz nical ability, therefore, can buy essential elements and build The cheap set d. from an entirely 816 F ST. N.W. Close Daily, 7 P.M Saturday, 10 P.M. 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The United States Marines at Quan- | tico, Va., have a radio transmitting In addition to our regular special B batteries, dry cells, loud speakers, and many other lead- g for Saturday the following ing radio items, we are offe | - |set ‘welghing 50 pounds with a send-|share timc The advent of the “Ford” in radio |Ing range of 15,000 mile Big Virginia Plant Planned. A super-power broadcasting statior for Richmond, templated, first big radio listeners-in Va., now voice. now would give that Si Most Virginix take their best pro being cot ate its gramsfrom KDKA, at Pittsburg, WSk, Atlanta tions, WRC and WCAP. proposed for Richmond 2,000-watt affair and wou er Eastern stations list of great specials in our Radio Department. miss this sale! 1 Freed-Eiseman Neutrodyne Five-tube Knock-down Set, Kit 1 Fada Neutrodyne Set, Four- down. Com- e wi . $15.00 Complete as packed by Westing- $19 OO 2 Radiola Balanced Amplifiers. Complete as packed by Each . 50 Radio Cabinets, K. D. Sizes some finish. 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WRC—Radio Corporation of America (468.5 Meters). 3:55_p.m.—Play-by-play account of the Washington-St. Louis base ball game. 6 p.m.—Children’s hour, conducted by Peggy Albion. 6:15 p.m.—"The Question Box,” by | the assistant editor of the Pathfinder. Richmond Hill solos ... artford: Vo Los Angeles: A { Elmoot Field Band: v ““Some Electrical Develop- & M. M. Flanders of the et Lightning Arresters nd instrumental xoios S Music’ appreciation: iuveniiec program Seranton, Pa.: Casey Trio: Holy Cross Minstrel Compat Chicago:" Classical program. vocal and instrumental Kansas City: Musical program: addres: Rochester: Theater orchestra ... 7:05—Providence: Banjo Five ...... ... .. .. i 7:16—New York: Military Academy Glee Club and Band . New York: House of Health .. 2 . Mooseheart: Music; talk on “Chi Henry ‘Hunt, cornetist Musical program’ .. > ational Bank o merce San Francisco: Rudy Selger's Orchestra Chicago: Oriole Orchestra; vocal solos: musical bits . Philadelphia: Tome Glee' Club of Port Deposit, Md. Boston: Garden talk: De Lancy Cleveland program. 8 TO 9 P.M. 8:00—Philadelphia: Orchestra: vocal and instrumental solos New_York: Hardman hour of music ... 3 St. Louis: Piano x Vin James Providence: M. Los Angeles prozram Hartford: Wesi Richmond Hill; B by 56 P BENEFIT FOR. WAKEF!ELD;I Mrs. Coolidge Among Patronesses at Mayflower Event. A program, including vocal selec tions by Flora McGill Keefer, mono- logues by Jean Wilson and “A Fifteen- Minute Talk Upon the Snappiest Pub- lic Questions of the Hour.” Janet Richards. with piano solos Eloise Russell. will be presented at th AT Mayflower tomorrow evening at 8:30 !o'clock for the benefit of W= George Washington's b The entertainment will dis tinguished list of neiuaing Mrs. Coolidge und ladies of the Presi dent’s cabinet, ladies of the diplor ic corps and prominent leaders in society. WE CAN MAKE ANY RADIO SET WORK ek e ek sk e sk e ek ok sk sk sk sk sk ek ek gk sk e ke ke ke sk sk ek ke e de sk sk ok m .« Radio Sale % recital ne hour . % e Evening Herald news bulietins ford” Hizgh ‘School” Girls' Glee "Club. 1 and instrumental program aminer ® WTIC WAHG WGR WPG KOA &7 Harbor WHN WOAW WS Greatest Year You've been waiting for something good! WCAP — Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. (168.5 Meters). 755 p.m—Concert by the Hawaiian Melody Boys—Melvin Hen: derson, Clinton M. Rollins and E. Ed mond Pringle. Program as follow. Hawaiian Medley,” “I'll See You in My Dreams,” “Because They All Love You,” “Yearning—Peter Pan,” “Oh! Katherina!” “Moon of Walkiki,” “Blue-Eved Sally,” “On the Way to Walkiki,” “Birmingham Papa” and “Aloha_Ohe.” to & p.m.—Announcements of the base ball scores by John B. Keller, sports department of The Star. 8 to 815 p.m.—‘Temperature of | s, by Di. W. W. Coblen cist of the Bureau of Standa of a series of sclentific tal unde th uspices of th National Research Cou il and Service arranged by Dr. W. 12, Tisdalc $:15 to p.m.—Roy W tenor, in o =roup of sonss, 5:30 to S:45 pan—"What Accomplished by ithe Better Home paign,” a talk by Dr. John M. St. Louis s. chief of the Division of Build New 1o inz and Housing of the Department of | Bhiladelpnia; Homes in America. Ehiladelpn 45 to 10 p.m.—Concert by the Nor- Tty dica Mandolin and Guitar Orchestra b i and Clubs, Walter T, Holt, director. it 10 to 10:30 p.m.—Musical program e O ioe chat by the Juanita College Girls’ Glee Club | 9:15—Chicago: Framklin Park Community Choir - ... .1 " 1w, of Huntington, Pa., assisted by Miss| 9:30—Hot Springs: Base ball results: concert by the i5ird In- Totiloe Allen: Sotiver Sl e fantry Band. National Guard .. .... XTI ' Alle concert whistler; Miss Tos Angeles: Optometrists’ program ...... s 2 Kathleen Clark. reader, and Miss Ber- Chicago: Oriole Orchestra: miusical lectures: Jack Peneweil, nice Spargo, violinist. twin !‘71“" ¥ 10:30 to 12 p.m.—Dance music Onchests the Wardman Park Hotel Orchestra Do Reed's ports events Detroit: News Orchestra program . .. T Chicago: Fireside hour: varied musical program .. .. WBCN Atlantic City: Shelburne Hotel Concert Orchestra . JUUWHAR Chicago: Wide-awake Club program: musical geography .. . WMAQ Cleveland: Musical program: fraternity and coliege songs by Western Reserve University alumni “WEAR Chicago: Classical program. ind 8:15—New York: United States Army night Pittsburgh: University talk: markets: conce New York: Loose-leat current topics: and Stream sport talk Ak 8:30—Louisville: Concert by glee ‘County Children's Home: tal Detroit: Musical program: Mic . Minneapol Paul: “Aid for the Farmer' Des Moines: Vocal program: solos: Williamson' Sisters Fort Worth: Fuller's Dance Orchestra ... Scranton: The Keystone Serenaders of Berwick . San Francisco: Markets . Here it is. A FORTUNATE PURCHASE ENABLES US TO OFFER THIS DEPENDABLE SET AT A PRICE THAT WILL PROBABLY NOT BE EQUALED FOR YEARS TO COME. IN FACTORY SEALED CARTONS SN fnstrumental .’ Anywhere guaranteed to equal high- ‘omplete for -attachment -to round. " Tacludes D el amtockor: Svubil Sie: and mat 9 TO 10 P.M. 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