Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1925, Page 36

86 ne ' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1925. i Ordered to Cambridge, IC WR[} WI“. FEATURE LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT | |FADIC CHANGING RUSSIA ADVENTURES OF A BROADCASTER sy bbb oiell] Peasants Have New Life With Ad- Department, has been relieved from | THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1925 vent of Stations. BY FREDERIC WILLIAM WILE, duty in the office of the Chief of ¥i | [ 1| | Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Fastern Standard Time FafoNinf corisletely chunging the Radioscribe. nance, effective June 30, and ordered | cultural aspects of life in buckward ambridge, Mass. | 3 TO 4 PM. Btations. Meters. Miles | Russian villages, according to news re- An Economy Program Wail Reaches Me. = = == ‘} 3:00—Boston: Red Nip's Dance Orchestra .. L WNAC 2803 300 [POrts recelved by the Russian Informa- New York: Vot “The Story ‘Lads 3417 204 'tion Bureau in Washington. Millions T i TTRTRTTTTT T B v GO, WY A B PRy ol Y S, T ] R————————————————— A istinguished Latin Artists| “““Hotel Commiodora Orchestra - e e 454.3 204 [bounded by the happenings within a|reaching me from men and women in |animals bound to be more intense.” ‘ Now Fori: Vocal and tnstcumenial solos reading 4015 204 | T8V square miles, row throng to the| Washington who are victims either of [This s the message I am asked to c 3 and Minister Olaya to Be on n R $81% Gh7 | viliase reading xooms several times « | the Federul economy program or of | browdeast: riffith ff oal orporation 1CBEO tert 3702 sten e news e 3 'S Ul cur- v ive 5 % “o_y’li".":i'»"'én m(‘.::::r:.(' e :"“»”.»c»" Ao 001 188 | world over the Ioeh ekt {RILVERES Yot 6% ahouliitene s ot el e | ood lean 0l ——— Program Tonight. Atlantic " Cit e B * fadio also gives them tho speeches - penes ‘]vhl('hl i reins; use only stralght bits; pro- i M. . . g | @ important public meetings at Mos- 3 ng place to a| vide ' thelr work animals with Ly " 4 o rce SeHucl. . 4048 1% icow or Leningrad, opera from the > considerable ex-| pridles or headstalls sufficfently Rich ButterCream e I Washington Janasitew. Fos win | 61 » v 3998 471 | Grand Theater, in Moscow and also ol A | tent private | Jarge so that the ereatures’ mouths B | B 3.30—New York 4543 )4 | important concerts and plays, as well ¥ business. Froman| wil not be cut at the corners, and DIPPED IN A combine their talent in producing an Kansas City 3058 V32145 agricultural advice. livery after- X addresy in the| not use too small collars, which Luscious, Chewy elaborate “Colombian night” program, ¢ York: Base ball Sl noon and evening the powerful Sokol- e northwest area “a | torture a horse in a way that a i To be Droadeast through four of the| S:00—New York: B ball seores ol o nikh statlon, near Moscow, reachos 4 | | - SUESPEN widowed ' irand | {ght Shoe thrtren the hutman foot. | Caramel leading stations of the East tonight. [ Lore T o Seehen O ICh RN AT O ST host of listeners within a radius of : Written me e oast! And lustly, all single horses should ROLLED IN cading stitonient Schenectudy: Maricets.” news: ecorcs. dinner concert ‘from 1,800 miles. A special concert studio ity oatieat: | be put in breast collars and permit- Crispy Nutmeats | Participating in the broadcast will b | Ton Yok - Benissis Franidiis Hothi Conoutt OF " in Trade Unfon Hall, in the heart of lertearly, pathetic | ted to work comfortably during the rispy Nui | statfons WRC, WJZ, WGY and WBZ ra. market repo Moscow, is linked up with the station, olied to dc IMm-| heated season. AND THEN THICKLY | Organ: lullaby Philemo ad pelled to do so OVERCOATED WITH " and’ and is equipped with microphone The program, which will include re- e 1oyt 2 L she says, becau. * ok ok k ita ; severa i Springfield: Dinner concert by Hoiel L ssemble . | other appuratus from the Western o 8 3 3 i citals by several of the most distin-| ... Sprinefield; Dinner concet by Hioiel, Lenox’ Eniseimnto! (1 B o Lot T T el e 3 she has been| Soviet Russia is not overlooking the ilk Chocolate guished Colombian artists in the ciphia: Base Lall scores: Bellevue-Stratford - Hotel X QI touched by the |magic possibilities of radio. At Mos- | | “oncert Oreh 30—Boston: Shepas ity: Sport_talk: scores; ore k: Olcott Vail and his Strir estra & = radi evidence [cow, the red capital, broadcasting is Colonial Dance Orc PLAN SECOND RADIO SHOW At Do e R Yeli R e the halt and the blind, and es.|of which is on the air four or five| - ¥ to the little helpless children.” | times a week. Thelr programs vary Merchants Set Price for Display at | 5o she sends what she calls “a sort of | from Wagnerian concerts to Com- 50 Cents. which turns out to be a re-|munist propaganda. On the latter a M o on United States, a concert by the United States Army Band and addresses by the Minister of Colombiy, Dr. Enrig Olaya, and Dr. Leo S. Rowe, director | g.00 voo yor: siver Slip general of the American Union, < Gt Hotel | L has been arr: o Stack excnange ! B R K d J . broadcasting b Sl L SR z quest to help a 80-year-old son find)2oo deal of stress naturally is placed, (8} )"S cdas Tnion Wip's roll call and birthday list: saxo: Further plans for Washington's sec-| work. He is a former naval service | for the bolshevist leaders recognize The fas The first part of ‘he musical pro- i, Sooat sotod “rusicar” "I ond radio show at Convention Hall{man, who volunteered for radio work | che powerful medium that radlo has e fastest selling gram, which will tais by e the week of October 5 were discussed | in the war, and has just been turned | put at their command. candy In America. $1.69 Victor Justiniano Rosale ot i at 2 Juncheon meeting of the Radio | out of & £00d position “In order to cut ek 10c a bar 3 ants’ A baritone, and Senora Mar Rosas de Corredor, Colon prano, will be put on the air studio of station WJZ, New York the balance of the pr W broadeast from the wardens of the Pan-American Building at Washing- ton ation yesterday | down expenses”—so the boss told him. afternoon at Harvey's. The admission | He has @ wife and four ni chil.| Incidentally, the Russians claim| g ¥ ' 7| charge was established at 50 cents. |dren to feed and clothe and a jobless | that one of their inventors and natu How to Prevent | | N. N. Wallack was elected a mem- | Summer ahead of him. ral scientists, Aleksel Stepanovitch | | ber of the board of directors, succeed- e Popoft, {8 the discoverer of the funda- ing A. C. Hewitt, who has gone to mental idea of radio. The thirtieth Pittsburgh. Fred J. Huber, president | Letters that come to me hencefor- [anniversary of his invention was re. | > association, told of the stimu-] ward from Government employes w ently celebrated at Moscow. A radio | “ffects the play-by-play broad. ' Erievances—there always has been a |station and military school has been 1 | by John Ke Joys” high Keds, de by the United ates Rubber Com ONeh ... drchestra’ [ WMAQ rket reports: children’s fina b S rt Orchestra .. . ner Brothers acores: police alarmy W News, markets: talk: The program will open 210 and | Shorter hy il ke oritonad ) 15 ook, | casting of base ball games had on regular stream of these—are =oing to|named after Mr. Popoff, which isn't y a wiil be an- radio sales. be turned over to the newly orgunized |a bad sort of a surname for a Eenius | cram awih Aimoss Mmoo i oo e the Minisier | Tt S e e Civil Service League. Milis Building, | who claims to have blazed our trafl | heal alit b cantend 5.5, Rowe.l o "Hotel Trio & Washnigton, D. C. This is an insti- | through the et | L . Ctavent eunORII, ¢ g | Yale Commencement on Radio. |tution suppor by leading Wash . x ) stop pain | ingtonians to promote general better. e nent of the Federal service. I under.| I had another opportunity at « ban- stand that communications are treat.|duet in Washington last ni > of ed confidentially and dealt with on|3erve the antics of folks who never faced the microphone before. Some of All of the principal events of Yale Univer: commencement week t by W ureate se The concert Sinton Instrumenta! Army Band 1 Forum TTORPM & with the baccal LWMCA 341 204 el o on Sunda. i chich will be | their merits. in guar. Fodal” oo S| [ELET i ST P thom step up 10 It &5 If they. were| bists o 1 e ¥ e ames Ofe whpiatbilies me with about to confront a firing squad, in| FREE—Demonstration Jar! o that you | 201 of the institution. Oth pp] th name and | 3 0 0 O mbling. Others feel {m. | €an see for voureelf how wonder(ul Noxzera | events which will go on the air in [address, but prefers to. be known really 1 clude the annual luncheon of the Yale | merely as “A Lover of Horses,” has re- Alumni Association Monday, and the | quested “‘a radioscribe’s assistance” in third game of the big three intercol- |securing better working conditions legiate series Tuesday between Yale |for horses. These are described as and Harvard. especially necessary now that hot Association au e pelled to come to close quarters with WFI, WSAL the sieve-llke jigger, as if shrieking down a telephone. Bishop Freeman knows the game. He stands 2 or 3 feet away from the oratorical shos absorber, quite oblivious of its pr ence, which is all that Is necessary. (Copyrigh WWJ, from” WEAF of West Philadelphia High A i1 vocal soloa LLWPG s Hotel: speeches from & stor s concert 3 inatrumenal F Street at 7th FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA, Nated Authority on Radio. ALl Rights Keserved. Reproduction Prohibited. lombian pianist ist; Harlan Randal, tavo Maidonsdo, Color The only other featured avent & uled for t t's entertainment w be a dan sram by W. Spence: al concert ' DR Randail’s Royal ¥ % Williams ‘sad his Rainbo _ w rores hestra i Hntel Aapic Orchestra and’ Stream sport talk: vocal and instru- . Theipropram will Laiopened ati6:50 A to Read Wiring Diagrams.|of the electrical action that takes oris O e hestr: 1 Railw Part 1I. place. The effect is the same as Jown yesterday rep-| that produced by an architect’s or lues of in ;d‘r.-nghln::m s drawing without dimen- stance. A | Slons. ‘l It is often necessary to represent a plece of apparatus having a vari- able feature which allows the value f its characteristi perty, such . capacity s inductance, capacity or resistance, n on the wir-) to be varied ch a variable feature left for the | be represented by an arrow pass- through the symbol. ) the diagram. The| The arrow may be shown in dif- s given merely as a repre- | feent ways. In one case it may pass of the relati positions of through the whole instrument, as 4 in the circuit: the | Shown in Fig. 1. In the other case it istics of the circuit | May be shown as a slider arrangement, and as a means of | With arrow touching thesymbolonly at ving the functions of the parts | the one side, as shown in Fig. 2. The e used in the circuit terminals in ea case are represented ed in the art of reading| by the large dots. In actual diagrams A—Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va. : m wiring diagrams can tell at a glance | the dots are omitted to simplify the (434.5 Meters) 8:45—_Bimergfialecris Orchiestia;iorghninec Al & < - » whether the circuit is a regenerative | 4rawing of the circuit. I have shown 134.5 ) . o TO 10 P.M. circuit or some variation of a regen-| them here merely to make the idea with announc of the b major le scores d ‘n the abols s in ind apacity ind res 3861 The s resent cer rogram: Ktories and his orches! Proctor's adclress w connection with *“Old which will be observed in the Capi: 3 15 and 20, Luncheon music today was by the Hotel Washington Orchestra from the Shoreham Hotel. of inductanc respectiv lley. Railro songs and ukalel “Timely Topics " vacal ar w York: Radio artizts, WEET, WWJI WSAT WGR, WE and WJAR New York Jefferson . from nking : Vazied o mefield - Ma Angelos Local Radio Entertainment Thursday, June 11, 1925. s hour sovrano’ .. o varal “and “nst ny night: Bible talk: welfare tal “program T artist nrogram N. 3:45 p.m.—Weather Bureai. reports. clea 5 : 00—Nrw York: Nickels' Trio: Madeleins Hulseizer. sonrano WMCA 341 204 ative circuit; he can tell whether | clearer. 10:05 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. | 9 New ¥ Orthesra mrg-im. WEET Wi WCCO. WOC, o ety TN In Fig. 1 the variable feature is in- WCAP — Chesapeake and Potomac Aumentan "Triog potice alarms and ot L0 201] awESR A herent in the apparatus. In Fig. 2 "Trio: police alarm; Telephone Co. (168.5 Meters). Rthar Joroo re reading Silent 2 i Carly Program Tomorrow. Morning etting- Metropolitan Life )., direct from the Metro- ver, 1 Madis f 2 3 the fable feature is obtalned by a slider or tap arrangement by means of which the tap switch may be set _,'?{,'\ S il W to include any desired portion of the 3 inductance, capacity or resistance be- . i tween one end of the inductance, cap- . Vi acity or resistince and the arm of —— - the slider or tap switch. _— T 2 The symbols shown in Fig. 2, taken steh rog e Pier Da Orehestra pros 3 al and instrumental program .. ......... Qrgan_ recital WEAR Tc politan WRC—Radio Corporation of America T i asitab a e e e 3 2 = represent a variable feature obtain- Coto Meten): B Pame vl ey socdety 111111011111 1WHAG 18 b 1) & sirmple; astestors circutt cor SILDY NS! juse [oflialideE ariange ball scores. Te Corned Beefh KYW | whether it is a more complicated type. | ter represented by the symbols shown n Fig. 3. For the sake of simplicity in making the drawings, however, the symbols shown in Fig. 2 are gen- erally used to represent both slider and tap variable adjustments. hiddren's mrogram: stories 6:55 pm.—"Historic Sites of Wash- Srorram sl D He can tell whether it is a Reinartz, ington,” by John Clagett Proctor, and instrumental or 183 an ultra-audion, a mnon-regenerative president of the Society of Native Bedtime talk: markets e peis 248 | or any of the multitude of © de- < o PM “ee ircuits. He can at a ~ 1070 P 3 ctor circuits. f“""’“}’““ ight . 10:00—Winnives. Man - Voral program: trio: dance pro ee..ON 5 1.24% | glance whether it employs the reflex —under the auspices of the Pan- onAngeles: Vocal | program 5 principle of amplification, whether it broade: jointly leazo: “Evening at home" program o X S H e s 2 ; GY e SFork . Vincent Lobez's Orchestra s one, two, three « e ¥ . el New X ork e e Hotey M oATpin can tell whether E -a| Lieut. E. L. Searle, Jr., Dies. 7:10 p.m. e . B {as detectors, as os o [ : e e O uunl .’nm”rf'r'm.;n;‘p D Orghierira’ L :h‘;}{‘;‘;‘r"; 28 0 ods First Lieut. Edward L. Searle, jr., Al 1 ‘and his Rainbo S $gthlers or as @ e S e el : B orehestra; organ ;’.D ; : plifiers. He can tell whether the cir.|Army Air Service, died at Brooks iolondrin he Swal- & ings: Orchestra: organ recital . sy rodyne type, an cas, last S O Murillo, Colombian), accom- 0L T Mual: i EuICisjof [SupsHeteronye be] Sl | iMleln, Toxas, |laspiSauuay, docordIng BVAR sturdyath (et com the piano by Senora de Ro- Atlantie Citx: *C 3 Sce pracicnls ot g gu nacrlto a report dived at the War| Keds model—buile for o 5 uis: Piano rec Vin James or not it differs from the ordi | of ) “Fuege y Nieve” (“Fire and Patino, Colombian), himself on the tiplo; A Keds oxford model—de= ened for general wear as well as for sports. Drake Hotel estra: soneR Talk_on ‘‘Rusiness Insu jer: Husk O'Hare's Orchestra: organ recital. Organ recital ......... s tvpes of circuits. The circu .« | Department today. He was a native the hardest wear. not glve the details of construction.|of New York and served in_the He cannot build a set from a wiring [ National Army during the World War. Senora Maria Te Rosas de Corre: Ton Antelrn: KNX Plagars 20000 5 aiosan anl F it e hctudil) Fretwns ; r, O =5 5 > LR 3 > 5 NcorEe agram unle he gets the actual| He was appointed first lieutenant in L lmbiRon o o ctnton e Tl I Specifications of the size of coils used, | the regular Air Service in July, 1920, b '44| =z € th ‘:‘A 4“‘ € ‘:l‘ DTU‘RNI‘H o il B o the capas of the conden: the | and served in the Philippines until [ e o e Eardensiofiithe {5900 postiand: Yale proxram - 3 distances between coils, the of | June, His widow, Mrs. Shirley an-American Bullding, ko Ay * resistance, etc. The draw at 2217 Van Ness ave e Im e s oes e o S at 1 Band, Raymond G. Sherman, Lo Aneles: Uncle : e Mm o Jorbian ure” (Lie 1A= " 42 MIDNIGHT TO 1 tes am we vociated with Colombia in the Repub. | 1200 Fos Ankeler: Southern California Misi ° lic of Granada—(b) Overture, Dallas: O1d Mil Theater entertainers “Exotica huel Bet urt, Vene. % layers WDAF guel. aAvi, ontares de Elina" 1 TO 2 A. - . (8. Bustamente, Beuador); (d) religeux Examiner program ol estarie T EARLY all the big athletic cham- ! Celebre Popule Meu (Jose Angel ger. hour; Ra L RGW 1 reart Z, Lamas, Ve ) (© pusilo, 311 As T b ieermah's Dance Orétie pions today are wearing Keds. a— (- Justamente, I or); ustc i 1 el = e s AN g They include the winners of 17 world | ia in the struggle for independ- )0—Loa Angeles: Campus night: students of University of Cali- Reg. U. S, Pat, OF. for Independ- gl RN ‘ " and national tennis championships last L. Peru). year—the world’s champion soccer t outings, camping trips of y 1d m Folly LOVING CUP. 18 VASSAR GIRLS TO WED. year—the wor] amp! eam gs, camping trips of young or old. WINS ! —scecres of champion handball and Keds are made only by the United ence—{f) Operatic exce: ns): (h) bambuco, Tus Ojos” (Jeromino (i) dan indi: " (Dcliado. o, | BAmonds Parent Teacher Associa- |Senior Cl::s. Me:hers dGmlty ot / basketball players. States Rubber Company. And every lohpflf‘ “k‘:. native _vfon"sho n?esf\-fit-?:fi:i: £ [T m\e g ‘ngage‘ o P'. cture S/Eve ere i No wonder every boy today wantsa Keds shoe aZvays has the name Keds Colombian’ | I‘Lurrnd\ School Parent-Teacher tf?le;dmfhg‘:fi';\"'.f ir College senfors i pair of Keds. And incidentally, Keds on it. () fox t being engaged at lo, Colombian); sodia Colombia Colombian) ' (Ramon Puel »sody sociation was awarded the silver 10v- | (Re final senior par (1] flle 1 v last night. This are - @ 7 ing cup for “best attendance” by the | was the last time the Jlu:lfissembled‘ fi\ ® H the most economical summer f(.)Ot You can get Keds in all the popular Dirict Congress of Parent Teacher | bafure lexying "ctiege, “The cirls in ° o - wear parents can buy for boys who just = styles, kigh and loww, brown and white and | Assoclas st its anmad plenie e | G e B Pac’ ’ seem to go through everything! at prices from §1.25 to $4.50. But if you ; ternor’” i beth Hawkins, Hollis P Sliz olombi~ny; (1) e tronhy will become the perma-|beth Huwkine Hollister, Calif;; Fliza- : = 4 o 1 s o o e st | st Vot et S 00 (= e e e el e manis” (X I e Janior itigh School | McCombe Kby, Annapoils, ., "and soles and cool canvas uppers—Keds are they are 7ot Keds. { Snarch, “Cupl e iras ssociat was || Isshel G pmson, Chicago. P 7 i ) loaaian e e ) SISO Picture as you go” along the beautiful especially built for long wear. They Always look for the name—and ac- 1ne D ase In membership in the pist Columbia River Highway—337 miles of will stand the hardest vacation cept no substii ! Ro 3 . Pan-American | YA, APRrORITCed 1o its roster. LEMON JUICE BEST entrancing views. Below, the rivers pt no substitutes! Uni ‘olombia of Today,” by Dr bers sculptured gorge, above, a tapestry of uses—the everyday wear of boys United States Rubber C n e Ola; in 1 g - = . . 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