Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1925, Page 31

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SEPTEMBER 27, 1925—PART 1. ————— FUX 'I'Rm' VERS'BNS I SSIP EWS oy’ 2, Jdeneier o ¢ | LUXURY SHOPS ADOPT | EXHIBIT OF NEW RECORD | Golden Rule Dinner on WRNY. Beggar's Opera” on Air. Sl The lectures to be delivered under | Proceedings of the International v’ f ot comic oper O GO lquD Iq the uuspices of the Forelgn Service LURIED ADVERTISING| IN LONG-DISTANCE WORK | ciolden itule ainne the Roosevelt | s Opera,” first sung i S(l:};ool of Georgetown University | e ;qum in New York Tuesday will be|172¢, will be broadcast Sunday n vill be. e 3 - i cast by WRNY. This dinner will| b: iBS. Thre remby o he BURE | Secretary of Commerce Hoover will| regularly on some 20 grand opera ber e e ot . | Paris Stores Have Press Agents to | Fose stileonses e (Ib e I beaniaetoty o anner “lfiwwz,n.,\,\.'m et o i | call the national radio conference in|stars and orchestras of internationa 6 P ARTFORD, Conn., September 26.— | plicity of menu, g e Al it | s o lon doric e e witel | Washington as soon as his chief radio | note through arrangements made by e yale throughout the coming six| Create Sensations Which Will !,\ roundehout path’ that furnishes | bossible sembiance Of Lne meal su.| 1t can Torave peamm it caks enig la | Draw Public. {some new recoords in the way of dis- | plied to the refugees aboard thro: roles in the radio production. le, W. D. Terrell, returns from the | A. Atwater Kent with a New York | tance work for amateur radio commu- | the International Golden Rule Asso | international ~telegraph conference | musical bureau controlling these art- TIC B d : Inow in, session in Paris, Just whon | oo ot e e ,rv;‘el‘hum Snal WTIC Accepts New Wave lf""’~ | By the Associated Press. nication was pursued by a message | ciation Radio Fans Believed Sur-|this will be is problematical, since it | Tolegraph Company. With the consent of the Govern-| PARIS, September 26 | from Chefoo, China, to this city, that A President May Open Radio Show. |1 mot Fnown when the Paris confer-| ety Sommay night, October 4, | Ment. WTIC, at Hartford. ~ Conn., | Row"—the series of world fam x.|made its way here via Chile and Cali- : = Ty fei . | ence will terminate. WEAF and & ehain of affliated sta. | Will permanently accept 475.9 meters ury shops In the Rue de la Paix—has ja. The message had fts rource Will Broadcast Dinner. President Coolidge has been invited eited With Jazz as Offered |"'ir the foreign conterence does not e e AT, Wl put the | @8 its wave length. Some weeks ago | adopted sensational advertising meth- | i dio statlon NUQG, on board the | (rpay £ to attend and officially open Cap | carry on for a_longer period than 45 | ghon®: MCIIAINE. AT Il but the |1t will be remenubered that WTIC and | ods, with pre: nts and lurid copy | U- 8. 8. Pillsbury at Chefoo, and was | . (WENY has been given e S i i AT s % by Many Broadcaste | ditys, it Is possible that the American | 7St of (hly series of highclass con-| WEIST of Boston made an experl: | writers ¥ linterided to convey the congratulations | [IEIS 1o the ~breadeaxting of i3 patondl annel Tadlo show. miich y rs. | Sational® comterence’ fmay, (bet catledi| CEXts onjehe & 9:15 p.m. €71 | mental exchange of wave lengths o) arly one morning recently shop-|of the radio men on that ship to the | GnE!NSH Speaking fnion dinner will begin Monday at the new Wash Sl Jout November 10. This would per.| Standard time. The appearance of | determine whether local conditions | pers were atartld with a report of « | headquarters of the American Radio [ {he Hotel Roosevelt in New York | yn.ion suditorium. 1t he accepts, the mit Mr. Terrell to make & hurried trip | these concert artists, all well known |have an appreciable effect on one wave | suicide In the Rue, and a general exo. | Relay League in this city for the work | Monday night. John W. Davis, demo-| 00 5050 000 0 1 BY RAYMOND F. YATES [to some of the Iuropean centers |internationally, will continue every|iength which does mot exist in the | dus of porters, hotsemaids, policemen | Of the league in the development of | {Fatlc nominee for President in the 3 R For three years now we have Mm,lumre he had hoped to make a survey | Sunday night from WEAF, New York, | other, particularly as respects topog- {and loungers from the adjoining |$hort-wave communication. c on, will be the toastmaster. Capital stations ranting semi frantically about the un-|of the broadcasting situation before he | during the present radio season. It|raphy and surrounding structures. streets began. As a startling demonstration of the mitigated employment by the stud! rned. In view of the fact that;also is hoped that many will sing and| The Hartford station has had hun- | “The suicide” was hanging In a shop | €fliciency of short waves came the O£tk scologioal Brandof music, any foreign countries seem to have | play from other stations located far-| dreds of letters from fans, but from | window—a lifesized dummy with a|first lap covered by (he message. to the radio any evening and you will |8l v threshed out their broadeast|ther West and South a little later in | comparatively few sources has there |rope knotted about the necl A card|Senor Bdmundo Guevara of WV find answhere from free 1o ten. fizs | problems, it is deemed wise to give Mr. | the year. {been any adverse criticism of the |attached to the clothing i in the southern part of Chile Orchestras within the reach ‘of vour | Terrell sufficient tme to study the| It fs Mr. Kents idea to demonstrate | change. the victim had no desire to iive since | Talmont 12,000 miles around the earth Contxantion: i the tragedy of it | French system and make a hasty trip | for the radio fans what can be done < | bis wife refused to let him visit the | Iro o100 20! e S h “,'“,,,;”,‘m,f,'l,, tragedy of ot |to England. | toward bétter radio programs, being KOA Abandons Frills. Moulin Rouge because she needed all | the operator on the Pilisbury. To falitiohcroytas, munby Jod| Chief among the problems which | the first step of the general movernent | Distinetly cultural and educational | his earnings to buy silk stockings— | Prove that direction had little to do body of & Wagner aria it is a vs | Will confront the gathering here of all | toward greater radio season, and per. | programs are to hold sway at KOA |80ld only at the place of his demise. | With the result, Guevara then cast it i, : lio cluns is that of limiting the | haps c s RO Feerviie For the e the S inter nsaruch £ {@bout in the ether for an American | Itz « Chop! haps continuous radio service for the | during the coming Winter inasmuch | oR i heisthes for 2 American simply goes to show # of broadcasters on the air. It|jisteners throughout the country. Mr |as radio has now pussed through all o bankrupt | has never been setiled and may NeVer | Kont has already signed contracts|the toy experimental stunt stages, ac- ;OPEN RADIO HIGH SCHOOL L T Alns . musics s feasting on the | D€, unless legislation is enacted set-|gji ahout 20 stars cording to an announcement from the | 5 , lio Rt o aWhCCang opera cf b yond the capabilities of its own mas- | Which new stations must comply. The | i troupe as soon as definite ar 41 9Duc pians sl ithe etatiadidien. || sh SnecplaisThigh sehooll was opened | SHAEGS SRASR SO0 RTLOE TR0 S0 ters. It Is just as easy to syncopate | 'eason for this is, of course, the con-| manec"can ‘be completed with manag. | nouncement, "“eall for a university (FOCOntly at Lelpale, Germany. to glve | 0 S CHCERa BERACE OF THE et the Flower Songs as it is to sit down | estion in the ether due to the number | ;" enty and the phonograph com. | course, which includes talks on bet. | Irdction exclusively by radio. i il 2 at the piano and rag Moritz Moskow- | Of Stations operating and the lack of| ;ios™ This action assures fans of | ter English, complete tnstruction in | The Bupiis of the new school are i R ski's “‘Serenata Opus 1 Yet | wave lengths suitable for broadcast-| ool concerts by many stars never | Spanish and popular chats on history, [ {oe tadlo supseribers of the TLelpsic| - to hear our jabb mong uite_one | Ane. coupled with EheHnaGa demands | betore heard over the air free, all ex- Solaneeanticidredimblsca. Supble | listen to Tecturen on selentit. "jar®: | Senator Heads Broadcasters. would think that jazz s a great, | ©! EIaons. avs enses being ) menting this will be talks on art, lit- 3 finee oot c, Jis o e B o e o (ha | channel 15 in use foday, many of them [PETses belng botrie by ::;rrénfix’:“:lgned erature, music and drama. Subjects | artfstic and economic subjects. | Senator Frank W. Elliott, one of st be fed from the deepest wells of | being shared by two or more s up, o whom will appear on | Wil be Dresented by experts in these ms and {llustrations are | the owners of broadcasting station hionbesastlon There are now said to L 0r A0S e reprawpear Of | various felds. Also it 1s planned tc er presentation of | WOC, Davenport, lowa, has been % prospective broadcasters either plan. [ £4TIV S Lilght programs, is 0f | rive to the world much of the richly e re sent to subscrib- | elected president of the National As: Radio Hurts Jazz. ning or building statons, most of | followws: Loulse Homer, comralio ) by einative Indian lore and legends anded for a small fee e | sociation of Broadcasters. Senator Radio has made o hopelesaly | which expected to materlalize. | Mabel ~Garrison. =—sopranc: —rieda | 50 Rocky Mountain West.” then refers to them by | Elliott visited WAHG and. told the common that it 1 The Hope that his situation woula | Flemnel, soprano; Mac Hurenko, 5o-} s s at the listeners way |radio audience concerning his plans $12 to Hranc, ussia: Florence Austral, WDAF Inaugurates Women's the instructor as if they were | for improving broadcast conditions . $42.50 and broadcasting. St ve onl . care of ltsell has finally been | e i u Gevi ~tuiialin s S atred. einea i al mumber of | Sob S ne S BRE Progran lecture hall Auring the coming year = & ountry s who ons o the & S . soprano; Amn A apeoial TrinEE pmmm T ———————————— IS CSOSRE ! prano, of the etropol £ 1 M Drogrs ihsie minds around this simplé for over two years, at the! ¢ ano, of the Metropolitan|, © . ives was fnaugurated Monday Opera Company: Reinald Werrenrath We do not mean to say that 7 psent moment s 572 e is no| ! % < i s by WDAF at Kansas City. In the he Metropolita Company: s air that all of its practitioners | other hand, it appears that the total]the M n_ O T De T O e raetiioton 'to should_he a long vest at dually increasing each month. | &1bEE Spalding, Violniet: AlGArier| musical entertainment. On the new Ride-a-Wee Sanitarium, for, after Since broadcast channels cannot be n [ eale iliere are Calks: oh cookie $ e en1 ablE Janae i netary artet, gland: the State . ~ - = some of iis supporters have been able | increased, in the opinion of Secretary | String Quartet & t going to market, suggestions for FE whohear Bhe T rase. fi 0 yrehestra w k {o Nt it. ot to an art, but to a sort | Hoover, restrictions must be made mphonyfOrchestrat gt New oo Siles Qncorationa ann i Eor . Ampl iind of recognition. ' No one cn listen | prospective broadeaster the right to| dleton of e Mstropolitaniopera L | The supremacy of The | —the quality which has made it 10 the gentle playing of Paul White- | use the air. These new broadcast sta- Ol y # A AWBW‘!-'ODIIO" ide rld" . n and his original band swithout | tion requirements will ultimately be[ Other artists who will be heard on| Pl ANE WILL BROADCAST (THE AMBOROLA) e lhc:lo e largel-:nse_llmq loud s Kl tow rddinis arool {5 Congress 1o determine, but a| the air, provided permission for broad: | oo ladenhbia | speakec The exp atllo:d is that 1 of the mus: world ¥ s of . ht at | casting ca e secured, inc salow. Parral ] fant ot the musieal world, Lepoz | consensus of opinion will be soughit at | #3508 S ubject to petmission from AERIAL RACE RESULTS| which Amplicos are ruling | 1he Amplion was evolved by the o0, ha - | and favorites among musiclovers: | actual originators and oldest pro- . i 5 e i Palking Machine Company, L radio has given to him. I | “The Secretary suggests that possibly | Victor Talking 1) i for and the radio, Lopez is not { the most reas asis for granting | Mme. Ernestine Schumann-Heink, Ce- | g, or¢ Wave Transmitter Will Give | UNTTED STATES ducers of loud speakers—over all a “musical smarty.” He a new license would be on the useful-| cilia , Margaret Matzenauer 1 SRl thirty years experienced! Long be- what B e nide gt | ness of Sroposed station. That is, | Olga Samaroff. Emtlio de Gorgozu, | Details of Speed Trials at Mitchel 5 i e e devices Gnd methods. | ness or Elve & better public service, | Overa Company and Giannini of X jeld Next Month. e 0SC. epro ucer ! loud speakers were in use on over There is a rm. a warmth. a gentle | To this end, future stations may he| rope. Those stibject to the Brunswick When the 300 high-speed airplanes ? 12,000 ships of leading nations. flavor to I ving that one, even | called upon’ to forecast the service|Company = are -‘"i“t‘!l*;_ _{{]‘:‘f"‘na\f‘lfi- entered in the aerfal race meet to be | | lhmmmgon—incaup-mn—lw though I to Jazz, must sym-|they can guarantee the public not al-| world’s g est pianist; A M- 1 held at Mitchel Field October 8 to 10 AM T in i 2 = = SO pathize witl | ready provided by other Haee ';3"1"‘;;‘;; )’,' 1D o0 “,‘;° ot erb;:lc‘{";" begin their bird-like activities, WGMU, | (THE BOTONE) | dealer's. Or write for “Amplion Pedigree. That Lopez is spending his time in | may be put up to the communities sta- | politan Opera Company. Subject t0 | tha Grebe low-wave mobile broadeast: - THE AMPLION CORPOI oN the develop nt 1 hopeless musical ! tions plan to ve: in which event, if Il:*rmxssh\n of the Metropolitan Opera | o ctation, will take the alr in the A h = - H OF AMERTSA - protege makes little difference: he is | established broadcasters are not be.|Company are Lucrezia Bori, Merle | jiorest of the radio fan re here and are distributed by the £ ices: Suite 3, 280 Madison Ave New York responsible for a vast source of en- |lieved to be up ‘u‘\ standard, nu; Rel\l}‘l Alcock, Joan Ruth and Marion Telva.| Already the hangars of the famous | Weatloddl Repeistutatives tertainment. nent of the public may vote for the = Long Island flying field are housing - s 5 Tt would be unfair to Ten Hernie, [new station. On the other hand, if WRC Schedules Many Talks. 50 German and 50 French machines. (wholesale only) 1 b . 5 o 'I‘Ilt'hs\t(n' not to me station or staticns are popu- afiing itself of many opportt Great interest has been aroused by | | nsist upon hearin “hiladelphia, a. precious few. | la il requirements, & refusal | SR NEEE G TN SOROTINT | the " empectally designed flying ma The Amplion ¥ ol . ¥ Bernie has an enjovable technique all | of the new license might be recom-| /% 5y 00 0 politi. | chines entered by Anthony . Fokker. his very own. and it seems to us th Under present regulations, | M€ (00 . . At one of the recent tests of Amer- 2 He Das, suppiied jazs with some T i a o R e e arevied. o xtensive | icanbullt ‘arplanes a spesd of over | otcmac battery an ectric Co. originality. his station and then applies for} | pram of imporiant addresses for | 300 miles per hour was developed. | ection and licensing, this would The radio fans will be supplied with g : he Fall and Winter. Among the | k a serious dship, but in the| the Fal and i A form, | many a thrill from the WGMU mike- | 1236 12th N.W EYEBROW STYLE CHANGES | futire it i believed that applications | e Sluniic: forum will be weekly | master. The twin Grebe stations. | 2 St. N.W. el o | o the station. . Drior o the erectioh | scientific discussions arranged by the { AHD fnd WHOS, WUl rebroadeast | Phone Main 8134 Sl z : jor e 3 Smithsonian Institution and under story of th ces as told | one Main I as ope o1 2on a8 A ele a serles of talks by officials e - : “Straight” in London. of clearing the air, feeling that it is| Clark: a e BLDy, el = PR 2 LN e tember 54 U_The | Featly b Co the Tadia public and then of the Department of ;oc;r’nx?;npeo:!‘: Walrus Tusks Prized. | Dealers are invited to apply for the franchise at once “gurprised” evebrow effect for young | Congress. The vote of the conference |y, cqions of political and economic | IVory carving is becoming a lost art = wonld reflect les of the art and I wonld reflect all angle conditions in Furopean. South Ameri. |among the Eskimos of Alaska, and | women, which long ago became popu he 3 2 ) lar in England and which was attri. | inGustry from the point of view of the| .in and Asiatic_countries, under the | the ornately carved walrus tusks are | This set and its reproducer represents radio’s listener: to that of the broadc much prized by collectors. A genera buted to an American origin, has L - e | @uspices of the Foreign Service School allest i passed out of favor because of a rad.| Some day there may be a po: Festown Uiiversiy: & dactos ot Flenios MOIACIc tiel ax e fyeho ali gret achievement. e s vad i Tie ot the sl Vg een this work were quite numerous, but ical change recently in the I f the | Card the lower or short-wave end of talks” arranged by Dr. Williamgiyov fiave gradually passed away, e | evebrow as traced by the pencil of | Ware 7, : 1d Of| AT Mann, superintendent of the 1 | the beauty spefalists panain outes Ay \derable experl | tional Zoological Park. and perfodic - jouns men have not learned to e e *h9 Pushing the broadeast band down.|in ¥ & . m 3 * o be th ward would today rob the amateur: Sots e O oF thelr cherished wave lengths, now | , The Smitheonian Institution's ad- way altogether with the. cd~ | put to valuable use iu training the | ERE8, FRGNR, (01 NG, Rober 15 & spective ¢ ercial operators and o 4 o o or raised eyebrows, which profipective gonmnerch “Plant Lice and Scales; Their Menace have come to England from ¢ | engineers of the fulure. ullding ex.| and-Their Usefulness,” by Dr. Harold nles Morrison, Bureau of Entomolog Atlantic. : b pensive broadeasting _stations and ntomnoloy » : 3 > L Foing on the air abates somewhat in | October 52 arthquakea.” by Com- j WRC's Noon Organ Recital. the immediate future, and at present | mandec . H-, Lieck, Cogst gt Hec B A special feature of the noon o there is no indication that the clinleal |} - Fygy FHoL PN Y coihtan, United ermo N ing, some solu- 2 sectals presented daily Iy station | (e mOmeter 15, ArUPRTE SO ) States National Museum: November = WHE. Besinuing this week, Will be & |00 yo be seusht by the conference| 5. The Work of {he Eureau of Sland \ 1 Soieshcotecidlls every st of radio “doctors” which will assemble | 27 by Dr. George K. .Burgess, di- | rector, and November 12, “Our Alas- b * feature, WY YWY TVEA AVATA A 16 AA videning the broadcast band to-| O = Otto F. Beck, s the Cran adio Sdbet dall's Tivoli Theater, and popular | here in November. n Fisheries,” by Henry O'Malley, Ar. commissioner of fisherles. e e e Grand Opera Stars on the Air. Among the early “Zoo talks” will Beck also appes every 21 night with the Crandall S Radio fans throughout the United [be “An Introduction to the Zoo,” by hters, broadcast throu . R. 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