Evening Star Newspaper, September 3, 1925, Page 34

34 THE EVENING -WRG WILL RADID “Midnight Entertainment at « Mayflower Will Include Special Musical Features. ght frolic t will be part ovided in homor eter Local Radio Entertainment Thursday, September 3, 1925 AA—Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va. (134.5 Meters) Irean reports reports * WCAP—Chesapeake Telephone Co. (4 nd Potomac Meters). Program Tomorrow =WRC—Radio Corporation of America (168.5 Meters, » ital fron 1 p.m.—Luncheon music by » SINGLE CON:I'ROL GAINS. «Setting Several Dials in Radio the Ho # “Tune In" Being Supplanted. practice of dials to tu has been likened to f isappear e shaft that the | hairlike pre turn of only one 1 is one of the by the radio L. Hogan, radio vice is being used icturers, and who of simple and se set E presented it dio broadea ed o tu e ns quickly Yand ac fuss MORE RADIOS ON FARMS. "50.000 Now Ha Them—365,- 000 Year Ago. of a nation-wide sur Department ha: red in not so much e ball or po- and Pl IR Fe MY RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT nd, WRC., WJZ, and WBZ, 7:30 to 9 oncert by the Marine Band WGY o'cloc Tsland ice night the 1 of the of Commerce, o'clock. Theater program, Paradis to 11 his Club with 10:15 Jacques Deauville Clark’s Hawaiian o'clock ra WJZ Midnight “Bow WLW, 12 o'clock. Wows,” LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1925 Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time 1 TO 5 P base ball scores Station. Meters. Miles, 4:00—New York: Musical program: news stock quotations: —market . reports Piano recital . Vocal solos; race chestra Wiz 204 WLW results: Jefry Antone’s Circle < radio’ orchostra Base ball scores and sports resulis 5 TO 6 POL ulian Orchestra 13 T C tra n Hotel Orchestriu and” Weather report o better musi Shestra e-strattord Hotel prozras P dinner_concert: e String Quintet police reports. WNYC i Cl delphia: Unel York: Ch New York o Piano les Dinner « tford. Conn d: Re TO 8 P i 204 W1 WEAF <t wip s <Y WDAF Band. WJZ, WR( 8 TO 9 PM WSAL WGR, W WPG Twass WRNY 9 TO 10 P 9.00—Detroi Now Ban B ogram. W AR, WCCO. W Hot Sprin 10:30—Ch ti0; Des Moines: Dance progr Davenport: Le Claire Hot Chicago Dallas: G 1:00—T.0s Ar Los An Chica Skylar Ross and Tompkins in New Bill. > third presentation by “WRC's WRC s Interts : F Noon Organ Recital. feature the tal to be broadeast by eral golc of noonday | will be sev ot numbers by Viola Harper. srothy Wilson Halbact staff WRI accompany the voea hereby Pro (mnflulmxumm(m\n: neither Opium, Morphineoet Mineral. NoT NARCOT! i Ou AT eve: " oss OF SLEEP resulting herefrom-inlc! Fac Simile ‘Sigrature ol MOTHER! Fletcher’s Castoria is a pleasant, harmless sub- stitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups, prepared for Infants in arms and Children all ages. It has been in use for more than 30 years to safely relieve Wind Colic Diarrhea Constipation Flatulence To Sweeten Stomach Regulate Bowels Alids in the assimilation of Food, promoting Cheerfulness,Rest and Natural Sleep without Opiates ot T STAR, WASHINGTON, 04 | result of arrangements just concluded | | PLAN RADIO EXHIBIT ON MAMMOTH SCALE B L, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA, Strength for the Hot Days | nouncea | it will occ }Director of Broadcasting Company All Rights Reserved. | Reaches Agreement With Philadel- phia Sesquicentennial Manager. Cross Wires Carefully. In spite of the many warnings that are to be found along the high- ways, cautioning motorists to cross rallroad crossings carefully, thou sands of persons are killed each year simply because they will not heed these warnings. While the number of fatalities in radio does not by any means come any where near the total of automo bile accident a word of warning given at frequent intervais will help to prevent such accidents from oc curring. There is nothing that will make a motorist think more than to see an automobile aceident with all its wreckage or to hear accounts ul! similar accidents in the papers. | Following the same. line of logic | there is wothing that will make a radio fan stop and think more than the account of actual accldents which have happened as a result of not | following the words of warning of | those who know the dangers lurking in high tension power lines. | Warnings to Fans. These warnings are not given with out reason. High tension lines are dangerous and should not under any circumstances be taken light | | Only short time ago, August 9 to be exact, the following headline ap- | peared in one of the largest of New | of the’ Basanicentannialsin York newspapers “Two Electrocuted OB Hion has ducifed ‘Tmugn;;: Radio k.\nfln;.l i 2 = - iheral | dies as live wire ills friends."” he radio exhibit in the lberallare lines that will make the iadon 1;“; ‘_\[”“_'HH_,” o6 radio fan think twice B0000 Couare feat of 'apace in this|to string an aerial elther over. or hall have becn allotted to the radio |under electric power lin The ac ndisiry count goes on to tell Harold s aprenenatve el Newland, ag amford, Conn el | and 4 e setting oy it up a radio installation for Newland's I exhibits of | home. They were stringing the aerial | manufac- | from the house to a tree some dis- | | tance away. Newland tied a stone | to one end of the aerial wire and » | threw the rock over the service line | which ran between the tree and the | house. Barrett. on the other side of me‘ reign ; service wire, picked up the wire as the | sts and | stone carried it over the service line | | “NEW YORK, Septemver 2.—As a between (' C, B. Collier, director general of the Sesquicentennial In. ternational Exposition to be held in Philadelphia from June to September next vear, and H. 8. Bolster of the American Radio Exposition Co., which has sponsored during the past four vears the outstanding series of na- tional radio expositions given annually in the United States, plans for a mam. moth radio educational exhibit at the Philadelphia_exposition have been an- | Mr. Bolster, whose success ful conduct of the annual national radio expositions h: made him an outstanding figure in the radio in- dustry. has undertaken to bring about the united participation of the entire radio industry in_the Sesquicentennial 3. , which is expected to at more than 60,000,000 visitors. Leading radio manufacturers have al ready reserved space at the exposi- tion Thé great place that radio now oc- in American life, both as an in . social force, according s announcement, is 1l-| «d by the fact that the man “Rescuer | These | average before he tries how ional exhi of the radio section the in furnishing ratus from museums and othes and experiments have new art of human comr be represented by the ea < ave thrown the wire over the serv . which | | carried 4,500 volts | leaped from Barrett's | touched the wire and he screamed in ns of the radio terror. He could not let go of the t and education:l d wire, although t tandpoint 1 for th the exposition RADIO GAINS FAVOR - demor away from the wire irrent pa | into his boa cur youths w the heavy current | | | Tries to Shoot Wire in Two. An ex-police came running up, wing tha Government Decides to Build Two | any attempt to try pull the wir |away would be fruitless and would | | result in his own electrocution, he | | whipped out his revoiver and tried to sever the wire and disconnect | the source of power by cutting the | wire with bullets from his revolver which until| This attempt failing telephoned | > power company to shut off the rent. The current was shut off t too late to save the lives of two men This is IN IRISH FREE STATEi““"“““‘"l Herzog or More Broadcasting Sta- tion, Is Report. made e with the t i eniect b || WE BUY RADIO SETS SPEAKERS AND PARTS Lincoln Radio Exchange 715 9th St. N.W, Sales and Service Depot United States Latex-treated Web-Cord » picked up for from Daventry. 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