Evening Star Newspaper, August 18, 1925, Page 15

VERDISREQUIEM FROM WRCTONGHT Enlarged Philharmonic Or- chestra and Chorus of 200 Opens Program. Augmented normal i monic Orchestra, under the | William von Hoogstraten, sisted by a chorus of over will Verd concert tonight Stadium. to WRC, WIZ unce of the first Lewisohn ward musical - The ch \chestra i torum Evans ‘tw York Imost New e its | Philhar lership nd 200 volces requiem as its at the Lewisohn | be broadeast by stations wnd WGY. perform redqui t will be ver from the adium. and is looked fo vith interest as one of the tre the Summer season will_assist the or | »sed of members of the and the Schola Can The soloists will include Amy Alma Beck, contralto: | ter i Fraser The performance at 7:30 o'clock and will be ! continued for approximately two hours. the introductory and closing | announcements being made by Milton J..Cross of station WJZ Preceding the Philharmonic con cert WRC will broadeast, in eonjunc tion with stations WJZ and WGY the weekly musical travelogue “Over the Seas,” which tonight will he form of a brief visit to| and the Philippine Islands. | of as render s pres ts of rus that con Soclety soprano: Lewis .James. Gange. bharitone will begin 1 Seven the Singapore on Greece Upon the conclusion of harmonic concert, WRC Will revert to its studio at street and Park road, where a tal American Influence in Greece" | be presented by Rav 0. Hall, | commercial attache of the Department | of Commerce at the American lega-| tion in Greece. Mr. Hall's talk is one of of first-hand informative discussions op trade, economic and political conditions in foreign coun tries, sponsored by the Department of Commerce and given by officials of the department who have recently arrived in the United States after serving European and Asfatic osts. Talk the Phil program Fourteenth | second studio event program will be a recital by Myra McCathran Marks, soprano, and pop- ular favorite of Washington listeners. in. She will be accompanied at the piano by James Russell Barr. The concluding event for tonight will be a dance program by W. Spencer Tup man and his Hotel Mayflower Or chestra, which will be broadcast jointly with WRC by WJZ, New York. and WGY, Schenectady, from the presidential room of the Mayflower Hotel This afternoon, on WRC beginning at 2:55 o'clock. WRC will ‘resume broadcast ing of the play-by-play accounts of the base ball games played away from home by the Washington world champions. Local Radio Entertainment Tuesday, August 18, 1925. NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va. (434.5 Meters). Weather Bur Weather Bur u reports. au reports. 3:45 p.m.- 10:05 p.m WCAP — Chesapeake _and Potomac Telephone Co. (468.5 Meters). Silent Farly Program Tomorrow. 8:45 to 7:45 a.m.—Morning ‘‘setting up” exercises by the Metropolitan l.ife Insurance Co., direct from the Metropol 1 Tower, 1 Madison ave- nue, New York City. Corporation of America | (168.5 Meters). 5 p.m.—Play-by-play Washington-Cleveland WRC—Ra of | ba 2:5 the game 6:45 pm.—Base ball scores. 7 pm.-—“Over the Seven Seas- Bingapore and the Philippines,” broad cast with stations WJZ and WGY from New York 7:30 p.m.—Concert by the New York Philharmonic_Orchestra; Verdi's re- quiem mass; Willem von Hoogstraten conducting, broadeast with stations WJZ and WGY from the Lewisohn Stadium in New York. 9:25 p.m.—‘American Influence Greece,” by Ray O. Hall, commercial attache of the Department of Com- merce at the American legation in Greece. 9340 p.m.—Myra Boprano, James plano. 10 p.m.—W. Spencer his Hotel Mayflower Orchestra, broad cast with stations WJZ and ' WGY from the presidential room the Hotel Mayflower account base in McCathran Marks, Russel Barr at the Tupman and of Early Program Tomorrow. % to 10 a.m.— Women's hour past with station WJZ. 12 noon—Organ recital, broadcast from First Congregational Church i 1 p.m.—Concert by Irving Boern- stein’s Hotel Washington Orchestra. WIID IS HEARD IN PERU. Ralph Shugart, engineer of the Moose Station, WJJD, Mooseheart, 11l., had a great thrill a'few days ago when a letter was received from L. Anciaux, who lives in Arequipa, Peru, outh America. Senor Anclaux said, among other things, that WJJD c in on his set in South America, miles from Mooseheart, with “extraor- dinary volume, despite static—hard to separate from KDKA.” He said the weather was clear, but the “atmos- pheries” were heavy. Inasmuch as this reception was made on June 23 (Summer broadcasting) and it com- pared in power well to KDKA, which is now shooting with tremend- ous power, Shugart savs, “Why super- power. when the little old 500-watter does that?” RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT Concert by the New York Philharmonic Orchestra. WRC, WJZ and WGY, 7:30 to 9:2: o'clock broad of Barber WGBS, 7 Bal- 8:30 Hour lads, o'clock Shop 30 1o “Long Beach Night,” WNYC, 7:05 o'clock. Entertainment features from, the convention of the Royal Clan of the Order of Scottish Clans, WBZ, 7:30 to 9:30 o'clock. Chiropractic hour of music, WMCA, 9 to 10 o'clock. Grand opera, “La Sonnam- bula,” by the WEAF Grand Opera Co. WEAF, WEEIL WFI. WCAE, WGR, WWJ and WCCO, 9'to 10 o'clock. Dance program by Spencer Tupman_and his Hotel May- flower Orchestra, WRC, WJZ and WGY, 10 o'clock. THE EVENING —_—— LONG RANGE RAD 10 ENTERTAINMENT TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1925. Programs of Distant Stations Sch ieduled for Eastern Standard Time 1 T0 4:00 instrumental New York Dorts New York taners 4:50—Philadelphia Vocal and Vocal and instrimental mirror Tace resulis Base b, A 1 pro Station. Meters. Mile am: market 3 204 204 123 program’ Handy oris resulls 5T0 6 PM. 5:00—Chicago: Orzan regital: Tullaby farm program . da night revue Schenectady New York New York Philadelphia: Wea Orchestra: i Music Talk Talk Skeezix time for 5 Boston - Shepard Colonial Dance Ore 5:40—Atlantic City - Seores: Ovean recital Philadelpbia: Scores: Bellevue-Stea 6 Markei reporis: news Children’s program: da Hotel Waldorf-Astorin ¢ her 6:00—Atlantic City New York: .3 Newark: In Philadelphi New. York: Voral University Jectu Tnn_ Orchestra New York: Meyer Davis Arrowhe New York: Dok talk: Hotel Vanderh scores g results 0 recital: Chapni s 1ot ¥ Hotel Morton eports umental nt Tog Detroit Hartford base ball score Chicago: News. 1 n's e sto Reisman's Dinner con, Conn.. Traveier < jongle ind Unele 1 H Glev Concert O ont Windsor H New Y personalit o Detrow: Jean Goldkette's *Ensemble 20—New York: Sports results: com Philadelphia: Dinner concert by Hi New York: Hotel Amhassador Ense n concert: weather ase ‘ball Road Conditions. Bost by D erce ‘of the day talk Better Bren's hour mid Music Minstrels scores’ orchestra orchestra . oncert Orchestia “ranklin Hotel Concert cket reports h tiord fotel program TO 7 P.M. news s . and birthday | al progra raham s ad " 1on’ Orchesira it Orchestra: base bali Orchiest aricei i Feporis e Blackstons waN WW) E vaas - KTV * whz WTAM 111 CIAC IWACA Wik 2 WRNY Adelphis ‘Orcienira. . We urs T weiiher reports market 1ol Tenox chil Ensembie rohestia otel Orchestria ol mb ma Hickey ket reports IT08PM 7 00 Talk: Evening Stors Ty Dezoidians Voval solus Base ball Dinner. concert Conn.+ Voca Over the Orchestra New York: Sea songs New York: Vocal jold Dust Twins WOC., WJAR. WNAI Philadelphia’ Comfort's the Sur’: Vessella's Band New York: Base ball results and instrumental artists Atiantic City: Same as WIP Chicago: Ralph Williams and hesira: vocal and Kansas City: Musi Chicago: Grayling's Clevelana: Hotel Cleveland Or. Minneapolis: Base ball scores: Boston Crnemmnat Detroit: Jean New York New York Pittsburgh Springftield Hartford New York Society American Ensemt Dance ¢ Columbia WRC, WGY talk hour of solos; Metropol WEEL WFI from Philharmon: hi ire Philadelph Dallas: Bl Erngela ntreal Scores: recital and Gold Serenaders Vocal and instrumental P. 0. S.'S. Montealn, 7:45—Cincinnan: Chunes concert 8TO9 P.M §:00—Philadelphia: Vocal and Cleveland - Musical pro New York: Field and Chicago: Reading New “York. Everea WWJ, WOC. W Detroit: ‘Symphony O: Atlantic City: Chalfonte-E New York: Ballads ogran. vocal a nstrumental solos % instrument ram: Barnes Stream talk: musical p hour, awatian guitarisis chestra E New York: Vocal and insirimenial y Cincinnati: Orchestra: vocal solos St. Louis Arupson’s Concert Chi stra cire 8:30—Louisville: Concert by Carl Zoeller's talk: base ball ecores .. Des Molnes: “Corn-Sugar’’ Orehestr Chicago: Vocal and instrumental Bittaburgh: News: market reports Providence: Arcadia Dance Orchestr: 8:45—Chicago: Elmer Kaiser's Melody Mast erview Band 0 TO 1 Emo's Movie Review Cremonesi Trio < i Formica Orchestra New York: Chiropractic hour. of mu New_ York: Grand opera, 0 'Grand Opera Co. With orchestral WEL WCAE, WGR. WWJ a Montreail Harold Leonard's Re Davenport: Kiwanis Club bro, Philadelphia: Same as WPG Cincinnati - Concert. Vocal Schenectady: Vocal and Instrimenta New York: Police alarms Beach night program . Soringfield: Market reports cast: reports of missing persons Rhilagelphia’ Harry Link a:E§ his ga New York: Gotham Mala® Quartet Dallas: Thorwald Male Quartet ... 10 TO New York: Ernie Golden's Hotel M Cincinnati Detroit: Jean Atlaatic City Detroit Chicago: “‘Evening at home Philadelphia: Prog Chicago: Ralph Williame and his Rai instrumental soloists - ... ... Hot Spriogs: Sport review: Grgan Schenectady: Dance program, WRC Philadelphia: Same as WPG . New York: Vincent Lopez and chestra Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago: Ford's Cherio Orchestra: s Chicago: Drake Hotel Orchestra. 9:00—Atlantic City New York i ati baca ba Goldkette's Orchestra y Hayes and hi Vocal Meser Davis 1 WCCO, Vocal and instrumental program program e, Setes Program from Bellevne-Stratford Hotel songs | Orchestra 1 drehestra’ ta Park Orchestra ! leagues ‘ongress Hotel Tecital ew York Phillarmonic Barber Shop Bailads tan Instrumental Trio WCAE, WGR. WW.J WEAF of Wiz WGBS i Song d LWip duart g VPG s Rainbo Gardens " Or rumental artists S Wios: party nner concert by Biley's Or- Irish songs: accordionist program: organ 1's Orchestra: talk al recital Band: solos ukulele and songs solos Pl WCAE, WGR! 5z Fzms SSs o> % & = Trio™ nis3 od’ instrumental s talk: Colt Park Or- ! 3 E3cMw E <} rapezoidians’ Dance OF 33 £ % rogram: solos . 3 Oichiestra nitgram Melodists B > PR ravel news: taik thrift program 10 DKA Tric ers and Berensen's Riv- 2 o soion " Zx EEEL! O, =S = g o PN organ e Ore S S50 nnambula, accompariment from i ‘solon and weather 1l resuits’ ‘weather fore- ox =308 Fx8E LIIWFAA 11 PML Alpin Orchestra talk . California Nighthawks' Dance Orchestra’ Blue Room Dance Orchestra Hawailan Quartet ios . nbo Skylarke: vocal and cital 2000 and . iGtel Pennsyivania Or-" Wi olos . 11 P.M. TO 12 MIDNIGHT. 11:00—Chicago: ““Applesauce Club’ 11:30—Cincinnati: Marion McKay) Chicago: Harmony Singers: stories Dallas: Aida Choral Club program . s Bond "Hill Houss Orchestra wolow=to = oL 12 MIDNIGHT TO 1 AM. 12:00—Chicago® Vocal and instrumental program: organ recital . WHT — WFAA 1TO 2 AM. 0—Chicago: The e S iarks RADIO BRINGS NAVY WELLINGTON REPORT Station Here Picks Up Messages From U. §. S. Seattle at New Zealand. tadio messages have been received from the battleship Seattle at Welling- ton, New Zealand, by the Bellevue naval radio laboratory here on high frequency low-wave lengths. The Navy Department announced vesterday that a strength of five, or fair, was noted on the messages Sun- day’ sent by high frequency on a 3s- meter wave length, and a strength of four, only slightly less clear, on 54 meters. The Seattle, on the other hand, reported the strength of the Bellevue's set on 71 meters as ‘“very strong,” and on 41 meters as ‘“‘good" at a strength of eight. In radio tabu- lations a strength of seven is good. ‘Bellevue,” the announcement said, “also continued to handle traffic to the MacMillan _expedition on 17 meters during daylight, traffic being in this case sent and acknowledged at 9 a.m. This continuation of daylight commu- nication over a distance of approxi- mately 2,700 miles on short wave is a remarkable step in radio progress, “The transmitting sets used by the nger hour: Ralph Williams and the Little Navy are the development of the Naval Research Laboratory, while all high frequency apparatus, both send ing and receiving, with which the Bowdoin and Peary are equipped, are the product of the Zenith Laboratory of Chicago, of which E. F. McDonald, second in command of the MacMillan expedition, is president. ““The expedition is suppiied with sets capable of transmission on waves ap- proximately of 20, 40, 80 and 180 me- ters. Their efficiency has heen demon strated by their continued ability to maintain communication not merely with the Navy, but with numerous |amateurs throughout the entire coun- try.” NIAGARA BRIDGE BEGUN. Span Between Buffalo and Fort Erie to Be Sixth Over River. BUFFALO, N. Y., August 18 (#).— Construction of the international ve- hicle bridge over the Niagara River between Buffalo and Fort Erie was begun vesterday. The bridge will be the sixth spanning Niagara River be- tween Lakes Erie and Ontario. The others are: International, at Buffalo, railroad; Michigan Central, at Niagara Falls, rallroad; Upper Steel Arch, at Niagara Falls, trolley, vehicle and foot; Grand Trunk at Niagara Falls, railroad, vehicle and foot, and Lewis- ton Bridge, trolley, vehicle and foot. Rid your home of ROACH SPRAY IMPROVED DETHOL. With its wonderful new secret formula, it destroys roaches. Kills every one. Young and old. The deadly fumes pen- etrate every crack. Drives the roaches out. Another spray or two. Then you sweep them up—dead! No roach can dodge IMPROVED DETHOL, Clear out your kitchen tonight. Simple—Safe—Sure, D 75¢; Qu 1§ _met asking pint conahd sprayes, 1. spray o \N\flwfl’ \ sfied with Tmproved Dathel. faver for your meney back. Half-pints, $0c; $1.25; Gallons, $4.00. Combinati HA0; Dethel Mty STAR, WASHINGTON .- D. O, TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1925 15 RADID FANS ASKED 10 AID POWER TEST Hoover Appeals to All to Listen-In on WGY Experiment. By 4 Consolidated Press. The first radio problem on which the listeners of the United States have been definitely asked to sit as a jury is that of superpow and the response to this request may largelv determine the methods which the De-| partment of Commerce will employ in the future to settle other questions and carry out other experiments with regard to broadeasting. The decision to hold a referendum on superpower constituted one of the first official acts of Secretary of Commerce Hoover on his return from California. An official bulletin before the depariment today requests every listener in the country to listen in for | signals to be tranmittes by W £ henectady, on the evenings of Au gust 2 24 and 26, and to report their| findings to the department In order t a comparison may be made between a program broad cast on 2,000 watts and one on power 25 timés as great, WGY will alterns its transmitters, using first its | watt apparatus and then, after nouncement, switch to its newly structed 50-kilowatt transmitter The department seeks information particularly as to the degree to which fading is in the broadcast, the comparison rpness of tuning the the comparative two transmitters static and the amount of volumn obtained throus increased power. Other data which is requested the location of the| listener, the type of receiver used and | comments and suggestions on the re ception conditions Since WGY first tested a 50-kilo- | watt transmitter for broadcasting twoy weeks ago, several changes have been made in the apparatus by means of which it is h d to obtain better modulation and greater distance. It| is also possible that different an-| tenna from that used in’the first ex periments may this w In addition to the thousands plies that the Department of merce hopes to receive from listeners, every radio supervisor has been order- | ed to tune in on the W( Programs and to make full and detailed report | of the reception on the test nights. It} is believed by officials of the radio sec tion of the department that the re ports made from all sources will fur. nish the greatest amount of data ever collected on any one experiment Immediately following the third| test broadcast this data and Informa-| tion will be compiled for use in pre-| paring recommendations to be present ed at the Fall radio conference. The first broadcasts on 50 kilowatts | conducted by WGY satisfied englneers | of the General Electric Company that | superpower would not in any way | creata interference with other stations | broadeasting on wave lengths close to | those used by the super con in the ability of | power | to | increased | the vastly | is | used [ youll quickiytrade for Studehaker t Power Durability:Finish HEN hostesses with famed tables become real confidential, it's sur- prising how many mention French’s Cream Salad Mustard in explaining their soups, sauces, salad dressings, cold or cooked dishes. This mustard has a flavor unlike any other «eses There is a treat in it for you—just try French and see. Made only by The R. T. French Company Rochester, N. Y. { now v T FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA, Noted Authority on Radio. All Rights Reservod. Reproduction Prohibited: | like giving a horse that looks like hay. work If you want more information the subject with details on the, that were made on the solutions ‘write | to the Bureau of Standards, Wash- | ington, D. C., and ask for 94, is cecharging _ storage = batteries by |sue of February 10 5, of the rechar; Technical News B tin of the United | emptying olt the electrolyte and | T i i specia repared solu- | States_F u of ards PRI e D | “our hydrometer test is a worth Tt is possible to temporarily revive | while indicator of the condition of the a battery by this procedure, but the | battery only when you are using the harm done the battery more than |original electrolyte’ which was pro makes up for any temporary good vided with it CIf the electrolvte an o from such a practice:] spills out of the battery have it re that #an come from such i | ¥nllis but of the battery have it e Recharging Batteries. All you should add to the hattery the demand | the distilled water necessary to re the value | place the water which evaporates off of such means of| Then when you the battery | batteries that | with vour hydrometer will have el States Bureau of Stand-|{a real indication of its condition. Do g el Bty B, 0 s S e maae s sult that the bureau | distilled er, e water is one, as Leing detrimental to | electrolyte and the ‘“water reading = you will get is of little value. Water | be added at any time, but it fs| preferable idd it just ‘before re. charging when you see t the water | level is gettir | NOVEL “FINE” IMPOSED. ‘ Charging Selutions and Storage Batteries. | “rom time to time ideas which been relegated to the scrap heap stical suggestions are resur- | rected to fleece those who have not | vet learned of their uselessness " Phe latest of these is the idea of shredded paper | It just ‘won't | onl hav of impr: is has been So insistent regarding information or lack of value “recharging’ storage w tions batter When the is discharging can contained in the the battery ectrolyte rrent a battery active ingredient ! reacts chemically with the of the battery to produce the c The action Is very similar to tr tion which takes place in the ordi nary types of wet batteries in which | vo dissimilar metals placed.in a spe. » { Gial ‘solution will cause a reaction | Radio Announcer, Speeder, Must | Which results in the production of a Weicn ‘Bans to) Be current When Officials of passing Il see the active material Ivte and reforms it on t whence it came in the proce charging Aok poured in to replace the electrolyte of the discharged battery will continuee to react the quantity of active material left on the | portunity on the air warn plates to produce what seems to be | speeders in the District against & new life in the battery, and this is|ing the traffic laws. what 18 pointed out by ‘“demor Adams left Wash strators” of the lliquid used ation shortly after appearance in Any gain In current is merely tem-|Traffic Court, but in his absence porary, gnd before long the b Edmunds, program manager of will be Puined has reserved a place on one of stati s bills for n t week fo Use Regular Method. s E “alib ist” to carry his « 9 ¥ en minutes will i It is just possibie that some time l n minutes: w some one will discover a better of | Adams for his talk charging batteries, but for the present . g you had h stick 1o the regu method of subjecting the battery s to st reac Careful. charged it a h ta hattery by | the is electricity throug takes place wh from e plat br to it Geors adensting tha station sentence | chief verse ms, s from Adams, arrested for speeding released by Judge Macdonald without small | 4 fine, provided Ad: on use every op. to her violat ton on his va W be The use of super-power during the | mmer monthe has made it possible | the action of an electric current for radio fans throu the Substituting new acid of high spe-| try to hear programs would have | cific gravity for the old electroly wen ina t Summer s e las Sreited costen form carhive top amd botrom. 3 Bight vestilaters in side sall beep inserser fresh and sweet and clean. 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