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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1925. !#u.[ utler Hammer, Eria, Fedoral, | 1—(No, 1) zmegohm Deven grid| Radio to Aid School Work. ARMY BAND HEAD LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY | |Exgit Gepernl Radip, Heait, jioosiel |eak. ternativesDurham. ” Fea-| S0 8 3 P00 R o —_— Premier, Radiori and Walert. ley Babbitt at Sydney, New South Wales, NES R = oc ’ ~ " E 1—(No. 10), All-American Rauland 1-«No. 14), Jones multpiilug. Alter- comes a report of elaborate prepara WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1925 BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA Lyric audlo’ transformer. _Alterna. |natives Apax or binding posts. | tiona for tha transmission of leetur ! | | Proorams or Distant stations Scheduled for Eastern standard Tyme | | Noted Authority on Radio, jilves-—Amisrdean Brankt la, Fed-| 2—.\pex 314-inch by 4inch dials. Al |10 primary PR g g S Y i All Rights Resers 1. Reproduction Prohibited eral, General Radio, Karas, Jefferson, | tern; o5 — Univernier, Accuratunas, throughout New South Wales, ue- lxeuou. Meloformer, Pacent. Samson, | Branston, E-Z-Toon, Ges Haw, Jewstt cessful experiments already have A i s R S0 DKM Braron. Meters, Miles Fy e T e et Stromberg-Carlsoh and Thordarson. | and National been conducted by station 2F R L Sy —3ew York: Ras Nichole Orchestra: talk ¥ ow {o Bulld the Three-Tube |inches Celeron panel. Alternatives—| 1—(No. 11), 0.002 (mfd). Sangamo| 26 Threequarter inch-No. ), |Svdney, and the government s plan- RN on i T Ry B Wi Mo tos B TR | .Qualitone Receiver—Part 1. | Bakelite, Bakelite-Dilecto, Condensite, |fixed condenter. Alternatives—Dubi- | round head biass wood screws for ning a great central brondeasting sta- Story of Russo-Japanese New York Rosencranse and his orchera: pianist: Herman e The hakalite front panel and wood Formica, Radion. lier, Erla, Federal, Howard and Kel- | mounting parts on basshoard. tion with relay plants in all parts ot | b TR RS (T i : | basehoard method of assembly is used | 1—Wood basehoard, 813 inches by | I0EE. 3 : Complete details for mounting parts |the country, which will make leeturs T ty at Portsmouth, N. H | 4:30—Philadelphia: Talka® artist réciial: aofos LIT ructing the receiver. The 17 inches by 7a inches. 1—(No. 13). 0.00025 (mfd.), Sangamo [and siep by step wiring directions by members of collegs faculties avail- reaty at Fortsm h WeFlay | a0 Bpieas, Gitr: gtars String T, VUL ] proper arrangements of parta on| 2o(Nos. 8 and 5. 0.00085 (mtd), Ben-| £7id condenser. Alternatives same will be givan in tomoriow's article. able In claserooms of even the mast P, : o = e panel and basehoard makes the job of | jamine variable condensers. Alterna- |#S for fixed condenser. Save today's layout . dlatant country schools : 3 5 T0 6 P.M. |s Historical Feature. R R I o i R T | connecting the terminals together an | tives—Bremer-Tully, Bradleydensers, “incinnati. Musical program 3 | easy on Erla, Cardwell, Hammerlund, General FoNd H‘,‘}Ififl opolitan | mu..'rm.‘.jl”_'\}u‘;.,rl;m::"lr CIWMA 4 k construction of this| Instiument, General Radio, Heath, ! With its usual Wednesday night ad Jpuistiiie Orchestra® news: markets v = — Minneapoli ra Chub vertising features. embellished by & Davenport'” Musieal nrograni. woios. readings concert by the United States Army 6T0 TP Band and a dance program by the | g.00 poson: Krazy Kat Kiddies Klub: Checker Inn Danee Carolinians, WCAP will be on the alr chestra et . 53 7110 o'clo i New York ote! aldorf-Astoria Orchestra tonight from 7:10 cloaksuntl i Bhl‘lflel hia Weather Benjamin Franklin Hotel night Pa "l"el rfl markets B e ‘. o ar ' concert . < Another ofifhe sscies of the vy stan Claveland. Dinner coneert by Guy Lombardo and hia Rovai man historical episodes on the treaty = !‘nvnmkm-" ST s . v’ of Portsmouth and the weekly pro- New York: Uncle Gsebes Premisr Club Orchestra : New York: Olcott_Vail and his Hotel McAlpin String En srams of the Ipana T"’“h‘d.m"’ and sembie. Ernie Golden's Hotel McAlpin Orchestra . Huyler's “Bon BRon Buddies are the 5'?\;’;{;\“4,\' M:‘rk_;;l x‘m\nr{()n hn»u- children’s program advertising attractions which will bant Strand Theater Orchesira. organ GY. R ew 3 o ‘selections: Spanish s WY come from the studio of WEAF, in e arote: Zuiano ime ecenor: Soanian ey oF ENE New York. The historical review will N Sporte: Hotel Shelton dinner concert WOR deal with the strikingly successful | 8:30—Sgringfield. Teo Relman's Hotel T usmble Wit effort of President Roosevelt in bring. pulrorg. "kl Mywie” vedfime ‘siories ng together the envove of Japan and | (artford. Conn - Hotsl Bond Trio: soloists Russia in the quaint and peacefnl | ARanelis e Chilnestie ShoRE s town of Portsmouth, N. H., Ih-rl,! New York: University couree . { — - — - e == amid the echoss of thé fall of Port ! 3 TO R PO | receiver as easv as possibie T have | Kellogg, National, Premisr, Remler Arthur. was signed the treaty Balting | 7:00—New York. Rernhard Levitow's Hotel Commodare Orchestra Wiz 4% c0¢ [made arrangements to supply full- and United States Tool. i tha advance of Russia toward an| Chicago: OreAn recital: dinner concert bv Drake Hotel En- . ang | Si7ed panel drilling templates 1o those 8- —(Nos. 2, 4, ), 10.ohm Carter mid- feefrea harbor in the Pacific and | Minneaoiias ChAliten s prakibar. MAPket. Feporle | who are interested in actually con. et rheostats. Altarnatives—Bradley. | which gave recognition to Japan as) Philadeinhia: Ballevue Straiford Hotel Orchestra 3| structing. the receiver. These fem stats: Centralab, Cutier-Hammer. De A first.clase power in the Orient. As Springfield Market re Dorothy Morgan. soprano: : plates can be obtained by sending 10 .Iur. Fria, Federal, Fil-Ko-Stat, Frost. with other essavs in this educational | New “York “Spaniah ifssans: police alarmal Kew Gard [cents. 10 ecover cost of hlueprint and General Radia. Howard, Kellogs. series, there will he a carefullv se. | ‘Orehestra o ) &28 . 04 | mailing charges. 10 be in care of the Klosnar, Mohawk, Paceni, Premier, . lectad musical program, in harmony | Y ‘Marte alk, Premisr thub Grehestra y 3 | Radio. Department of this newspaper, U'nir and Yaxley. { with the subject Tiiadefonia Tncie " Wios Toifime siary: roil cal } The following list gives the names | 1—(No. 1), Singla.cireuit Filament G 2 X y Berviccs. United Siates. Armay Band e = The program of the Carolinians, | New T2IK: Saasogua ser 128 Staten, Aoy, D1 | trom WEAF 4013 scheduled as the closing feature, will Davenport: Sports: news. storie : 7 | betnovall fn that It iliincinge. au| Kansas ‘Cirs - Musical’ biogram. miano aslections | address: O § well as the latest dance hits, the col- | Chicago: Orzan bedtime siories A el reciial Jege songs of Catholic University and | New York: Cotton Clib Qrcheatra; insirumental” solos - : - 4 | Porto_Rico: Concart prograni: band. ‘talks los by members of the orchestra | New York: Talka. sports. code lesson: “Ballade Minstrel” A talk by Dr. W. A. Taylor, chief Cleveland: _Hotel Cleveland "Orcnesra. . ° the Department of Agricaiture, on | D e e e B s ok = =l ‘ Meet Bright Star Flashlight No. 810 — the un- Apples for Everybody." and the | Miam B Conceri_progiam Aally market summary will precede | 310—piiabures Sk BRL Maiibox: mditnass 94 | answerable argument to all who say a perfect, de- the concert of the Army Band. 7:15—Chicago ©lullaby time. Little symphony Orchestra A dance program by the Columbia | 720 Pngdelnn ot e iRman and b ot S 1050 | pendable flashlight cannot be bought for $2.00! R e gactiort Chm. Binnerrons . y . And remember, it’s a Bright Star flashlight—proved RO e e R e L = = : : = best by every test. A real, reliable flashlight in ki L S T prujadefohia! Brgam Daie ity hovs v PO e B e s et lcomral Cartar ek fwu:f":}-’if;fl‘ handsome nickel, that turns darkest nightto broad. piiins L VaHiad s mhikca) a0l e B o cxe BelRERR e et | est day. Size 24" x 71/16'" just right for the pocket | LocalRadio Entertainment T L : 38 ks SHA|UE TeXiE mhicn, conl Ne Mecd nnt| 2 (s 8 and 15 Benjemin tuned —atrusty friend in dark places—a small investment LU Vi R T e g § gt | orerion The Mamhere in paventhesss Frin. Gentral Radi. Acraman, Her that yields big returns in comfort and safety. Your ednesday, Nov. 4, 4 e SN 4 X 3 T R L L T R e dealer will demonstrate this Bright Star flashlight n the layout NAA—Naral Radlo Station, Radio, Va. d ik B o fe es g |alstnthes by O Roches by 318 Bonlamin sockets _ Alternifives today—though you search low and high, there’s 1345 M Springhels v o Mol cinway 1 3: ! = Sl : : no better buy. P W rean reports. Steiiway Concem Weathet Rurean reports. b i | B R F o s W1 W) | BRIGHT STAR BATTERY CO. .5 M 3 Chie Ralph Williame and hte orchestr 5 p.m.—George F. Ross, pianist Chicago’ Misical prozram 5 p.m.—"Things Talked Ahout," Boston: Concert program: aolos 3 3 e Detroit: News Orchestra and soloists 4 Hoboken, N. ]. New York: Voral and instrumental recital: solos p.m.—Dance pr by the| S:30—Lns Angeles: Examiner program: Hollywesians = KF & Raxiblors Fort Worth: Haw T 50 : Z i : . bia Rambler Lonievie mm‘.(,;"’fi"\”»"fn-a Vetter's Entertainers HAS dane L3t Manufacturers of radio batteries, flashlights and flashlight batteries ; : ~an Franciscor Children & i storien misis : sarly Program Tomorrow. Hanenece SR & O torh i Oan SRR P ox Moinee. Whistler: Dianist - tol0sts v York | 845—Cincinnats: Af Talk to 1 pm Organ recital from ® T 10 PM Homer L. Kitt St 9.00—Los Angeles: Talki 1 pm Lunchebn music by the Ho- | Richmond Hill, N e instrumental solos NashistontObHestia o M v R i Boson Sl Tl Cathedra) Churh WCAP — Chesapeake and Potomac | Nt Pariamenta R 0. AR WG Telephone Co. (168.5 Meters). W TR AT et from o, . Giatnnan: Coter Sehenss : TA0 10 20 pm. Dails Market Sum e s . e Realin itk aries, nder aueplees of the Depart = ment of Agriculture : Yok & P ¥:20 to 730 pom. A talk by Dr. W, Bena galoes e i N Weite for owr illustrated booklet of A. Taylor, chief of Bureau of Plant 4 congs with ukulain - \ o imstructions on “How te Prolomg Iidu.try, Depariment of Agrieniire vin ook “nes Marion McKay and ¢ ) SN the Life of Radis Bame subject. “Apples for Everyhody s United Staies Army Band, (apt, Ras BLeonrEn Dry Shis Han of s mond G. Sherman, commanding: Capt Kansas Cige: Star s Radi William 1. Stannard. leader, from the musical program Army Barracks. \Vashington. broad-| f 3 St Al e as t ith WEAF., New York, | Spingneld: | Organ recital and other stations. Philadelpnia- Musical % 0§30 pmoHuvlers Bon P el Bt i T2 I e : - WHEN you open 2 can of Snowdrift you Buddies,”” from the studio of WEAF. SAnHxsncieco. Wale 830 to 9 p. “ontinuatiol o 10 7O 11 P.M. 3 T e D e yciuation O€ SN | o o0 san Bransiewn: Ry seivura: Grohsateat ) ; S scc why Snowdrift was named Snowdrift. broadeast jointly with Station WJAR, | 5 e S T Providence. : : Ao S & o Its whiteness does not make Snowdrift 2 0 10 pime-Waterman's Points o | Mooy measy, S Bt - ! i VMBE but its purity is onc teason wh 10 to 11 —*Ipa oubadours,”™ Philadelphia: “La Chapina’’ Marimba Band from Guate- : H H a0t pm o ipana Troubaroura, 4] A Hotel Selvania Orchestra : woo Snowdrift is so white. T A 1 Denver: 'KOA Orchastra: vocal and instrumental soios .. KOA 11 to 12 p.m.—Dance music by 'ho; Philagelphia; Penndashery Collegiana WCAD Carctinians York'* Mota. Christaneon Queriot’ biogiaphy .. 'WESY 5 . Snowdrift is made of oil as good as w York: Roeeland Dance Orchestra WHN s 4o oty Program Tomortow. v L ity ol e andissuiar - | fine salad oil—refined by the Wesson Oil to 745 am er Health 2 Orchesira: vacal i Wi e e e Hower | B e e people to a degree of purity and goodness ARE SOLD BY THE FOLLOWING DEALERS: Detective storias’ locture’ solos PECGA TN acal and ) WMAQ Plavers ars Warth Fiedaboon's Tt : ; ‘ and whipped—somewhat as you beat the 143 H. St., N.E. George G. Bradley Datenpart: Muscal Drogram solos. reading Sherma W 2901 n Ave., N.W. cets and parts manufactured in the Ton Aneeies *Tak' oh T adEonom 4 COLESVILLE Commerce report todav discloses that | h: String_Quartet ‘al solo “anadlan manufacrurds of 33200003, 1 1ot Kokt 2 e e e g it eanl | arich creamy shortening for making 259 15th St., S.E. L. Crow looks upon her radio industry as a Darce program WHO “oncerns produce radio goods on a| Lot AnEeles Fxsminer preram Wanpds cinn 0 ; - 3932 Georgia Ave., N.W. Bass & Jones — Central Auto Works || s remony and stuck to the Clomat A Arcadin Darice” Orchenica SRR A that we do not believé is attained by any n e Eaieary | aday alioves St Fhicaen- Ralon W Diame. ant’ e {ery real one. Thirteen plants in the 12 MIDNIGHT T0 1 A, i i .. 930 New York Ave. large scale in special departments. | Cincinnati_ “Cino Male Quartei: Trivdsn Trie e 4011 Eldridge Ave. rapidly Increasing. A steady stream |12:15—Cincinnati: Trin ‘broadcasting stations have made ar- night except 5443 Conduit Rd., N.W. The so.called “dead spot” harrier be 3411 Georgia Ave., N.W., plant is equipped to operate with|yfonday night. Hundreds of redic|li TREATY” VIA RADIO Treadrast tomorraw mighe from B rg | EIN/2 reported hearing this station's At nine the seventh 2731 Nichols Ave., S.E. Ernest M. Shreve 12, eastern standard time. when an| Varied Frederick R. Huber. Twilight con. || fAMOUS trezty in 1903 that ended || 100 H. St., N.W. W. N. Lynch = mixing in Old Wor . . | n orld affairs, but is | Exide Storage Batteries Harry Wolf Norris Brothers velt and his “shirt sleeves | p Willard Ladies’ Ensemble | (1306 G &. " Main 2 ||| clusive vet bloody fight. = Roosevelt 2208 Rhode Island Ave., N Occoquan Pharmacy o & = ” Westinghouse ““Rectigon” Battery Chargers s PAINT AND VARNISH DIVISIOMN Steinway Hall concert, WJZ, | was con. WGY and WBZ, 8:30 to 10:30 449451 Eye St. N.W. ||/ cluded. It saved useless and fool- | Recognized Quality and Make 719-721 Seventh St., N. W. ish slaughter, and its compromises o'clock. » TOWING | have stood time's test. Dry Slitz how of music, Complete repairs in our own shop. 1 Broadcast by the following: ; il E8 o WEAF. New York wg vidence KDKA, 9 o'clock. posible to repair—we da i REAT: Mo \WHAR. Providence “The Treaty of Portsmouth WWJ. Detroit AE: Dhebington — — g - A Pittshurgh historical episode, WCAP, 9 [ (] WM. P. BOYER CO. | A, o Minnewrols P Appla cards” may be obtal to 10 o'clocx RADIO—SERVICE (| ea from any store g‘:fl‘lng’ “')11;(‘0:"‘ WMAQ Plavers, WMAQ, 10 ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION man's fountain pens.—Advertise- o'clock. 812 13th St. M. 842 ‘"""" | CANADA GROWING FIELD | : e s e h e other fat i 10130 s e it O ‘ When this pure, clear oil is hardened . i TDominion’s Imports Two-Thirds as| Fort Worth: Fred Cahut e Fere Bt o tnirtis J. Bresaler BETHESDA Much Apparatus as She Now | 11 PM. TO 12 MIDNIGHT. : : : o Pt o g st white of an egg—it makes Snowdrift a Coblentz Pharmacy Exports of radio apparatns from| R T MR AR ; o | creamy, fluffy white fat No. Gapitol & Florida Aves. BH ENSgURG 4he Tnited States ta Canad. the ew York: Ehiver SHLL: Catentaine x 3 | e than two-thirds the total value of San Francisco: Atwater Kent artiste: orchegtra 2 ed In the| Chicagn: Mianight revue: Co . eminion "iteelt, A Deparimant at Simtis,Mionieht, peine; Lo Snowdrift ‘ D e e S T. R. Cisel rotaled $2413.657, as compared with Cleverumd” Gike Eotearto. ‘snd bia Moval ‘Caradish ] M. Goldberg COLMAR MANOR Notwithatanding the heavy impor- | Chicaco Oreheatia e : : wations from the outside, Canada | Perrlt’ Mere ola (hiat! niher: R a0 | cake, biscuit and pastty and for frying [ Haller & Haller 213 Baltimore Blvd, Interest in hroadcasting is reported | Quicas . Origle | Orehestra. wolon it WEBH 303 | Mitchell Hardware Co. Emeeriainers: Téd Levin' Orohasira’y | 5000 of applications for receivers’ licenses |12 Ransas City: Nighthawk frofie! Plantation’ Players : l“‘z,l'};\fi 4223 iisconsiot Aye N -We GAITHERSBURG pour in to the government. a large W p 170 2 A 2 Morgan Bros. R. L. Young Tarmare o mola i farmens v | 1% Eon ARHie A VAL AT Ko gas 8 30th & P. Sts., N.W. est, nearlv all of the 51 Canadian | Chicaro: The Ginger Hour: Sk¥isrka = C. Dr. Chas. C. Read HYATTSVILLE . : o i | “Yhe Big Hardware and Housefurnishing 1100 B. St., N.E. E. M. Tabb crop raparis, wnirr are much i de: | BALTIMORE BROADCASTS | ™he annex to the Lesington muitdie. ] : i 0 s e e | ARE HEARD IN CAPITAL 300, 5 a0 seert o, 20 11™AND G STS, D kb Rector TAKOMA PARK 2 e air every s & ] | Thursday, whe = Leon Angerman Richmond Station Makes Debut. ! R . o w Charles F. Rupertus 204 Carroll Ave Virginta's first high-powered broad- | L 08 \YIATES ead spot b I e — o ; rasting etation tenk the air for the| imore ap i = fret time Monday night under the |FAISIUIY has been bridged by WRAL. | e \ Author d Agents fo Southeast Hardware Co. irginia call latters WRVA. Richmond, The | e meni s 1"{‘\“»:‘)'1::_' Eaver i H SHIRT SLEEVES \ lze r 611 Pennsylvania Ave., S.E. R‘;‘; ,’n:""‘,h‘";;: onhe “'r"’fx'm;j"‘m‘l‘l”;“: !fans in Washington and nearby \ir | A e | Radio Corp_ of America Receiving Sets Geo. B. Stevens e | inaugural prozram loud and clear B o ams concerttalk will be || - g all-miical program will e yresented. | py' W b o i e hroadcast. | SRS st & halt” hour ot e Grebe Synchrophase Receiving Sets Stewart Hardware Co. FALLS CHURGH o A1l he fo e 8 3 the war between Japa ‘ e \ 7 RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS | | ““WEAL 15 using the Srsmater save || The freaty iselt mar < 'soit: A-C Dayton Weber's Store ; e [ channel.” Tts studios are located in || St€P onward in America‘s stadus | 8th & Maryland Ave., N.E. LEESBURG Concert by the United States FRTERNS, e e mowipecausel it N § Aty Band, WGAP. 730 & ATWATER KENT RADIO 1| oo s of Theodore i 1000 No. Capitol St. 8 and 8:30 to 9 o'clock, ROBINSON’S MUSIC STORE, || dipiomac wan and Ruse Eveready B Batteries Woodridge Hardware Co. OCCOQUAN Ine. i|| were doggedly pursuing an incon- , WTAM, 8 t 11 i}l bringi represent, ves of by mgcrfim % Fennkils 6805 [ nations- together, :;;;::mmf \l\‘:x()}; | Special Tested R. C. A. and Cunningham Tubes : 3 anaar are ass Company 7 5 Manufacturers ond Distributors Other Radio Accessories Are of Standard * Sets Installed—Serviced by Expert LOOK for SO-E-ZY WINDOW DISPLAY in your NEIGHBORHOOD STORB

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