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SALON ORCHE HEADS WRC'S BILL AP = T | Other Good Musical Offerings TRA Are Featured on Tonight’s Radio Program. The Royal weekly concerts | the leading ra try, will share ti WR('s entertain the United States Stony Point Orchestra, | tion of | from 9:30 Kludio of WJZ av With stations W concert by the will Opera House 830 to 9 o'clock the United concert wi of WRC leadin 1vin nhard ture the stud nnid ke 1k y Washington 1 from in beh ess, divector The h\ salon 10:30 St be picked up from the Manhattan in New York City, from have bec musica ment te Army B Ensemble. under Levitow wclod bro and Poin i IPrec ites A 1L e pre vith Ca 1 tonigh Harris, all e siudio of of and the Dr. the ive A of N of sid wi \IZ Band, whose Dlaves Orchestra WRC whose ome’ one of features of the coun 1 honors on night with and and the The Salon the direc will play from the ast_jointly WGY. The it Ensemble ni this fea rmy Band's ented from Pt William Us proj manager of team. who WRC at Boys' Cluh George Bureau the w ihject tandar program ney Selden Orehestrs 1 he 1 the m Meyer dance f early 1 by din Daniel Hamilton Orchestra, b prepa clock, and v the d byt will market Depart. aily he | | | LocalRadio Entertainment Thursday, November 5, 1925. N AA—Nuval Radio (4345 Weat Weat WOAP — Chesapeake Telephone Co. Early Py ) 7:45 a.m ) Sta Meters). her her Bure an (168.. Mornir n, Radio, Va. | au reports. | Bureau reports d Potomac Meters). Tow. setting- ng ercises hy the Metropolitan Life ince ¢ n Tower ork City WR(C—Radio Ca (168.5 # p.m.—Hotel } Meters). familton direct from the Metro- Madison avenue, New poration of America Orchestra broadeast from the Hotel Hamilton Mar pom " Deps Sitiney Orches pom ham Hote he Shoreham Hot Ban p.m hermar Army comman ird, banc th 500 i vade WGY House in vices, 1 N The Bo: scky) Ha ston Bass The of Standards,” zess Standards, Smithsonian Instit p.m tra, broade WGY fro 10:30 p.m Band. broadcast Paradis director Y 1 New arly Woman's WIZ p.m Kitt St he Orche Hon Tomer tel Willard stations WJZ and { Stony Point Ensemble of | ket sum artment Seldenm, tra, br el with rt by Capt ding; ¢ 1 lea W cast wit 5 Clut man, Ball Clu Work by Dr of the ew ution York th from Organ udio music tra imary, pre of Agricul Shore. from anls tcast WIZ. the United Raymond t broadcast GY. h stations from the Manhattan rk " by Stan ager of the b, of the Bu . George K. Bureau of under the auspices of the The Roval Salon Orches. st with stations WJZ and | Meyer Davis' Le Paradis e Cate Le Program Tomorrow. hour, broadcast ecital from by the Ho ADDRESSES LIONS CLUB. Dr. Honesty Plea. o work ha for ho to hel ddress by the Verr Church, at wAower Hotel a ar what Men expects Wilfley e ar by carvi Stone Lions rd at th nesty D their Dr. Ea mont Av lunch vesterd nan he is w d used adva od, in pr the » Mounts in how Stone Assoeiation Wilfley Makes Hard Work and Club were eir callings. all their fellow men. arl enue Chris eon in the day. “The to do the hest orking,” he practical in various 1ge inciple, the Moun to raise Confederate ain ROXIE TO BROADCAST. Will Be Station WEAF in New York City Tonight. nd his reorganized least Washing night 1r on New Roxie's 1 an opening for flicials at WF Tule n TON Band Lark WO W WGR WAL WTAG, to 8:30 o'cle WTAG, Old-time mi 9 to 10 o'clock Dance Davis’ Le Para WIAR program » that § P, but will by tertainn powit < feat TAF pl that t woadeas the air. IGHT. 8 inites WFI, GEO; ock. pr 10:30 by WSAT WOC nstrels, by dis Ban radio York and “gang” om_ Station fans had station ram to id bhe WEAF it oadeast the ent Frids WCAP h the New ure. Mean an 1o revise he “Roxie t on a night pre RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS rt by the United States WRC, to 8:30 WEEI, WWJ. WSAL KSD, ogram, o'clock “Roxie WEAF, WWJ, wcCco and KSD, 9 to 10 o'clock. WGBS, Mever d, WRC, broad | evening | be | Wilfley, | was | has | T | William | | \ | | | { | LONG RANGE RADI THURSDAY, NOVE Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Fastern Standard Time 410 400 Nnw New New York: Lexington York: Talks: mo Mores | Pear 30— Atlantic City: Chalfonte-Haddon Philadelnhia 4:40—Philadelphia 4 Hall al organ Paliee reporta: 5:00—Cin M1 niti - Pia wiis: R T Loutsville. Currie s Orehestia Chicago: Tea time at WG New York: Market reports marke musical y n v © Topsy-Tu Radio clul New York New York sembie New Vork Shenectady Hotel Cleveiand Detron Philu Pitkabi vy ho Shepard €olonia Hotel Waldort-Astoris Or Vail and Soffel Uncle Geeh - Markets Hotel Hollenden Orchetra er = W v Dinner Sunwet St news. dinner Di 3 phia Pagoda by KD Club 615 convert New 6:30—1lartford. ¢ Piiladetphiz, Fies Hotel Shelig $ih Restuncant Billy Hays and his or Sprighield - Coneert by Hotel Kimball Fulford. Fla.: Dir Leert New York: Leshe tenor Atlantic City” Sport tulk’ orgun M polin: Clildren s o Skeesix tme for childie Tuiveraity conrse ks MoLeod. “ralk o s 3 TO Levitow's Hote dinner concer » String Qu New York Chicag sen and tantic City 700 Ber Orciiestra: * Ke ets: talk: Hotel K Concert: news: g Wip's roll vall a Mories s hour of program (kette s Orehestrs Chapello's Sunny ad adelph as City .\ Harry Miami Beach, FIi Detroy dean New York Orchest ) e New York ' Church services New Yook Talks Chicago: Nows, financial and finai m Stories by Uncle Bob- Philadelphia~ Bellevue-Straiford Hot [ o Organ recital: Hotel La Salle New York: Markets: Southla Tepbrts: talk : 5 Davenport: Sports: news bulletine Cleveland: Hotel Statler Concert Or 7 15— Newark bulleting Chicago’ ¢ recital: luli 7:30—Dallas. Baker Hotel Orches Atlantic City - Health Philadelphia: Drei New' York: Hotel Philadelphia: Hotel Adelphia Orehes Philadelphia: _Snellenburgh's Sympho: Schenectady: WGY_book chat: WGY Hartford. Conn. Talk: dinner Porto Rico: Musical concert Cushmian 8 TO » P Vocal and instrumental as de Hotel Trio . progran 5 concert from Congr sevelt Concert Orches! k e Larkinites.” W WFL WCCO, WSAT, New York: “Hale and Hearty New York: United States Atlantic City: Ta'k: concert Roston: Musical program ........ Cinemnnati: Hotel Gibson Orchesira Chicago: Ralph Williams and bis orc strumental artists 3 8 Rossville, N. Y.. Hawailan Quartet sehool_lesson 4 Chicago: Song recital Miami Beach. Fla.. News Denver: Market reports Orchestra. New York: C soloists Philadelphia Pittsburgh §:00-—Philadelphia police repor dinner conce Talk Farm Laserow’ Quariet am: gRDEA Thestra - o Springfield: Musical ‘prokram ew York: W fertainers ? < “York: Taik: misical program enectady I'nited States Army ew York: Safety night: address Fort Worth: Harmon Club Francisco: (hildren's hour Angeles: Examiner program “ouisville: Rarney Rapp's Orchestra chool lesson. wellae talk: news The Raleigh Quintet Ba mu: Dea Moines 9 TO 10 PM. Life T Usical program by R. WSAL WWJ, WFI from 9.00—Des Moines New Y WEEL WG and KSD. Loa Angelea: Talks: miusic san Francisco: Children's hour sto New York: Jimms Clarke and his e Pittsburgh . KDKA Little Symphony Quarter Philadeiphia Bankers R imperial String New York: Old-lime minstrel Bost Male Quartet g ienna—Old_and New YVocal solos: Nichels Trio WEAF Concert Ensemble WWJ. WEI. WTAG. WOC. WCCO New Vork; Talk: pianist: essass Classic_Theater Chicago: ' Reading Cleveland:Dutc * Artiats Atlantic City: Studioconcert Chicago: Garden and financial taik sity of Chicago lecture Philadelphia: Musical program: son: Detroit: Jean Goldketta's Serenaders Richmond. Va Zion. TN Orchestra: quartet on Bells: vocal and instrumental solo Jefterson’ City: Talks: musical prok:: 9.30—Chicago. Voral and instrumental Loa Angsles: Children's brogram Dallas: Voeal soloists ew York: Roval Salon Denver: Farm program Schenectady: Same as WJZ, New Yor Memphis: Hawaiian program B musical Mast brogram ot 1010 1 10:00—Richmond. Va.: Byrl Trio: quartet Philadelphia. Sesquicentennial hour Chicago” Lecture. musical program Detrolt. Jean Goldketta's Orehestra New York - Volga Trio . New York: “Goodrich Wwi WeCo. Wor WTAG and KSD. from % Philadelphia . Joe Ray and Tix Cali w York: Talk: Nichele: T ew York: Talke: Sheil Beach Orchestra San’ Francisco: Ridy Lo Angeles: Mary Albin Trio: voea SDrineneld: Weather: missink peree Ennelly's Singing Orchestra ot Miam Reach. Fla.: Dance nrogram Hot Springs: Nexro epirituels and hi Chicage: Orole” Orchesira. volow incinnati and instrument 10:20—Chicagn e Fulford. Fla: Vorai Ziners, WFL W, 10.30—Schenactady: WGY Orchestra: talk o York” Ben Glaser's Beatx Arts art Worth: dack Davis, bi New York il Portland- Weatrr 10:45—Tas Angelen: -Dropay . ToTet 11:00—Los Angel Portland New York New York New York Richmend. v 2., Musical program .. Swanee’ and’ Rodeo Clubs Ermie Golden's Hotel Me Vincent "Lonez and his o Talks" Melodian Orch: Cincinnati® Doherts Meindy Bovs: vo. Chicago: “Evening at Home: Hot Sprinee Pittsburzh: Concert from Pittah Cincinnati: Post-Warlitzer Atlantic City: Dance Chicago: Raloh Wil atrumental an Franciseo: Chicago: Voo Lo Augeles Fultord. F Chivago: Dr Schenmctady reh musical Orchestra ams an soloiats . Orches and @ program:’ instrumental ' sof 11:30 Theresw Ho ke Hotel O Organ recital planiaf Mra: s 12 MIDNIGHT T0 1 AM, 12:00—Fuiford. Fla Blue Sieele and his orc Angeles el Musical prog Studio ‘pro ed Lewis an Weetern Electric Salon Orchestra. ram Dallas J c Des Roines: BRer it i Sy Cincinnati~ Varied musical Brogras Chicago: Oriole Orhestear aomee Davennart: Le Claire. Hotel Natitane 1245 Kansas fite Orchest - 1710 ° xaminer program: or Art Hickman Jack Ccoal 1:00—Tos Tinw <an Angeles Aneeies Franciseo 2.00—Chie: Chie haw The Ginger Theennia Hour Clun’ tle S| Eoon-Sa —_— KT s3e e {ACCEPTS PRISON TERM |GERMAN SALON TO SEEK TO SAVE SON DISGRACE Mother of Three Children Sen- tenced by U. S. Judge in Balti- more on Liquor Charge. Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, November 5.—To save her son from the disgrace of going to juil, & widowed mother of three chil- Uren pleaded guilty and accepted sen- tence on a liquor charge when ar- rafgned before Judge Morris A. Soper in Federal Court vestreday. Court bailiffs led Margaret, 7, and orge, 11, out of the courtroom whils. Judge Soper sentenced their mother Mrs. Margie Acton, to serve 60 days in jail after she had pleaded guilty to the manufacture and possession of liquor. She was arrested, along with her oldest son, Joseph, who is 18. Arraign- ed several weeks ago, both Mrs. Acton and her son pleaded not guilty, but the charges against her son later were dropped after Mrs. Acton had prom- ised to change her plea to guilty. ['se good insulators and solder a1l econnections. The lower the resist- auce, the alvonger the “im . solox 5 TO 6 P 0 3 M. B P Hme’ S concert d. WRC prograin al Palace Orchestra’ v 1l Oakland = Chateau Shaniey storiss: musie Quartat Hotel William Byrd Trio: quartet program . WRC, solon String Seizer's Orchestra ¢ Bie ‘Steein's New York: Club Kentucky Orchestra % Police alarms and weather forecasts 11 PM.TO 12 W T program New Arlington Hotel Dance Orchesira W the Skyiaris Rexall Dunce Orchestra. Four and orchestra . readings | Nighthawk frolic: Plantation Players Orchestra .. | ex's Orchestra 270 3 AM. O ENTERTAINMENT IMBER 5, 1925 5 tru + ews program eports I Orchestra. cheatra M; "o by Ten Ej Orchestea KA Little KDRA e conce WOR Weathar W lewtra Tro | Commodore Otcheatra WJZ € by Druke Hotel En e s - mball program rhetn: atories nd birthday list thik ol i V& Serenaders arket reporte Orctiestra Nostin Orchestra 0 . wolice TWNYC WOl heatra WEAR alvation Army Band tra ny Orchestra Orchestra soloa soloints Hotel: talks talk: jokes . WGR. WCAE. WO WIAR, KSD. from WGY and raik hestra and in wQI WBBR WEBH WMBE White s by Herbert KOA al‘and instrumental Little Symphony Ot Guardian En- nd piana “solc oxie “and His G WTAG. WOC, i music tainers hestra KPO woios . WHN Antler Male KDEA wiv WGBS JWNAC 0 WMCA WEEL WGR, I and KSD. from WEAF ongs: Resta Croweli's S ~WRNY LLRYW WEAR 5 WHAR ommerce taik: Univer- i . WMAQ LWCAT WIR WRVA WCBD LLLwos LWGN IKHI WDAF lwaz JKOA WGY wMC ® s soloists soion he marimba: celestial a: reading o am e ories: muie WGY K 1L orchestra .... WRVA S U WCAT W WR Ttk WEET CAE Y WAT WJIAR. 1ia Nighth hattan Scre Trio WGR. WADC WEAF wip WMCA [z Man! wks ern rad Tnn WGBS KPo | wolos KFI ons’ descriptions: M morous songs: organ solon ... Orchestra . OrcNestra . “ports 1D NIGHT. Orchesiras Alpin Orchestra. orchest 3 raira songa = wolos Post_studio rogram. . vocal ‘and in’ ocal woic lofats iga hestra .. stra excerpts ‘from popular c WLW L WHO Sor ;o OWERG L IWEBH Hhr, C_wor others WDAF phony ‘Orchesira ra: Peter M. . heatra .. RFT S St kylarke ndere Wy RKYW Originai " Night- FRIENDSHIP OF ARTISTS! Aim Is to Make Common Ground for Meeting of Cultures of All Nations. By the Associated Press. BERLIN, November 5.— A movement for the reatoration of cordiul relations between German and foreign artists, musicians, actors and literary folk has been started by Prof. Rudolf Jlellwig, a noted Berlin painter, and his wife, who 18 a leader among German club women. This has taken the form of a new salon, at the first meesting of which the guest of honor was Irene :‘:h;;l:.l; Er;'ush |.1manhl‘ who {8 soon i S Lo e s‘.“: arfous cities of the Prof. Hellwig explained that the underlying idea of the salon was that of making representatives of foreign culture who visit Germany and who often have no soclal contacts here feel at home and to enable them to ®et in touch with representatives of German culture. Among the patrons of the Hellwig salon are KEugene D'Albert, pianist: Wilhelm Fuert- |all of the parts in the relative | ser HINGTON, D. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1925. FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA Noted Authority on Rad All Rights Reserved. Reproduction Probibited How to Build the Three-Tube Quali-| tone Receiver—Part I11. i | The first step is naturally to mount which ran minal of Itiplu tive terminaggof socket The “B" terminal of condenser should also be conn ted with | system of wiring. These connec erve to connect together the neg No. the Vo, 12 No. 3 original wire “E" te the p in the layout diagr vesterday’s article. on the sockets and | | terminal of al of rminal of condenser B terminals of the “A” terminal of S and the positive socket No. 9 The rest of the connections describied w's article tions shown given with The termir audio transformers are marked on the instrument as shown on the layout but the terminals of other instruments | ! such as rheostats, condensers, jack and radio frequency transformers are not marked. Letters have therefore been assigned to unmarked terminals and thefr relative positions are shown in the layou In following instruc tions for wiring, be careful to connect the proper terminals as they ure men tioned. Each terminal of 14, hus been assigned a letter of the terminal. the and the ground connections indicated diagram given with the series, day ket socket ; the tha transfc in tomo 1e multiplu and the | | | rous | | No. signed battery the wiring first article of sterduy Check by Each Paragraph. If you make the connections acee ing to the following order and ch off each paragraph as yvou make required con tion _you will have trouble in wiring the set properly Connect the “B” terminal of trans former 15 with the “C” terminal of multiplug 14 Connect the *( former 15 with multiplug 14 Now run a wire from the “*D" ter minal of multiplug 14 toward the front panel about two-inches and then toward the “terminal of the andio transformer No. 10, with which ter minal it should he connected The *( terminal jack No. 1 should be connect ed with thix wire. The “A" terminal f radio transformer No. 15 should also we connected with this wire, and the before the no terminal of t “B” termin 10 4 DR. W. B. CALDWELL he ¢ AT THE AGE OF 83 Save Wire Connecti B terminal of fixed « 11 should also be xame wire, thus conr the A terminal of the "D terminal of multi | Gor the “B” termi of |2 Sus. the “F" terminal of t conpuRs vl and the “C” termi g | fuse ¢ The No. with the cther former 1 plu; 14; denser 11 former 10 jack No. 1 For the sake of simplicity in wirin vou will notice that the negative t¢ minal of socket 7 s connected with the positive “A’ battery filament The actual connection one other of the socket terminals not make any difference in the opern tion of the recviver it s best follow out the connection whi easiest from a mechanical ) vie Now run a terminal of multi positive terminal Connect the “A former 8 with negutive, terminal the positive terminal and the “A” termin No. 14 should be connected ed cting trans Most men and ) help, « hey ight past r suffer cor o as we al o aid weak eves v o owe ofter s vour and present h r on Eea mont} the physia t oy io “does and or » avoid gassy stomac One dose v this W socket £ sc WM. 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