Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1925, Page 34

34 WILSON MEMORIAL RITES TO GO ON AR | WCAP Will Broadcast Serv- ‘ices From Cathedral Crypt 1 This Afternoon. - Memorial services for the late Presi- | dent Wilson at the crypt in the Wash- ington Cathedral, where his body rests, ! will be broadcast this afternoon by £ contribution to the Armistice day ceremonles, which are belng flashed into the ether by nu merous stations. The exercises will be ty ceman, brief and marked by solem Right Rev. James Bishop of the Episcopal diocese Washington, and Rev. James H lor, the war President’s minister, read some of Mr. Wilson's favorite pas sages, while the entire cathedral choir will sing his favorite hym Al though the services scheduled 10 begin until 5 o’clock, WCAP will go the air 15 minutes earlier with an| approp 1e For its features tonight W scheduled the usual Wednesd vertising _attractions—Huyler's “Bon Bon Buddis,” the Ipana Troubadours and another of the Waterman his- torical episodes+in addition to a_con- cert by the United State: y Band, under the directic William J. Stannard. The nd_con cert will be int for half an| hour from 8 to 8:30 o'clock in order | WCAP may connect with WEAF of m storical episode will Weal wilh the treaty of Versailles. WRC will remain silent during the broad ting by WCAP of the Wilson memorlal ceremonies, but will take the air at 6 o'clock and broadeast a talk Mrs. Nina Reed on ralked out." AP has | ad LocalRadioEntertainment Wednesday, Nov. 11, 1925. —Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va. (4345 Meters). 3:45 p.m—Wenther Bureau reports. 30 pm.—Unlted States Civil Serv- ice talk, “Opportunities for Employ-| in’the United States Civil Serv-| 10:05 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports WRC—Radlo Corporation of America | (161 Meters). i 6 p.n—"Things Talked About,” Mrs. Nina Reed. Early Program Tomorrow. 10 a.m.—Women's hour, from WJZ, New York. 12 to 1_p.m—Organ Homer L. Kitt Studio. 1 p.m.— Luncheor Hotel Washington O ‘WCAP — Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. (468.5 Meters). 4:45 p.m.—Woodrow Wilson memo- rial service from the chapel of the Washington Cathedral. Bishop James Freeman will read the favorite texts of Mr. Wilson and the choir! will sing his favorite hymns. will be led by Rev. James H. 7:20 to 7:30 p.m.— Daily summaries, under the nuspices of the | Department of Agriculture. 7:30 to 8 p.m.— Concert United States Army Band G. Sherman, commanding apt. Wi liam J. Stannard, leader: from Army ! barracks, broadcast jointly with WEAF, New York, and other sta tions. S to 8:30 p.m.—Huyler’s “Bon Bon Buddies,” from the studio of WEAF. 8:30 to 9 p.m.—Continuation of con- cert by the United States Army Band. 9 to 10 p.m—Waterman’s Points of Progress, “The Treaty of Versailles,” from the studio of WEAF. 10 to 11 p.m.—"'Ipana Troubadours,” from the studio of WEAF. H 11 to 12 p.m.—Dance program by the Carolinans. Early Program Tomorrow. 5 to 7145 am. — “Tower Health Exercises.” from Metropolitan Tower, New York Ci “ROXY” AND HIS “GANG” ON WCAP FRIDAY ‘Will Broadcast Wednesday of Next ‘Week—Permanent Day Not Yet Arranged. “Roxy’’ and his reorganized “gang,” who are having considerable difficulty in finding a pérmanent place on the schedule of WEAF, will broadcast ¥riday night through a chain of sta tions including WCAP. Next week the radio impresario and his artists will be heard Wednesday night through the same stations, but the | Tollowing week they are scheduled to broadcast Thursday night, November 26, making their program unavailable to WCAP. An annouhcement from today says: “Beginning Thu ning, November 26, ‘Roxy’ gang’ will be heard regularly through AF and a chain of stations, The announcement did not indicate wheth- er “Roxy” would be on the air every Thursday night thereafter. H by recital from music the hestra. by Ly the Capt. R ew York sday eve- and his R S Miltons Back From Honeymoon. EW YORK, November 11 (#).— David Meriwether Milton and his bride, the former Abby Rockefeller, daugh ter of John D. Rockefeller rrived vesterday aboard the Lev: n ll',"\“ & fivemonth honeymoon abroad. They | will make their home here. Voluntary Bankruptcy. George W. Barkman, a contrattor, | has filed a petition in voluntary bank: | ruptcy. He lists his debts at $105,665 | And estimates his assets at $24,177.| Justice Siddons adjudged him bank- rupt and referred the case to Ralph D. Quinter, referee. Attorneys Jef- fords & Dutton appear for the bank- rupt. RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. Concert by the United States Army Band, WCAP and other stations, 7:30 to 8 and 8:30 to 9 o'clock. Armistice day program by the Waltham Lodge of Elks, WBZ, 8 o'clock Americanization program un- der auspices of the V of Foreign Wars, WNY to 10:30 o'clock. The Dry Slitz Hour of Mu- sic, KDKA, 9 o'clock. Musical program “Ipana Troubadours,” and other stations, 10 o'clock. by the WCAP to 11 Program by the Monte Car- irgini; WJjz, 10:30 THE LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1925 Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time 4 TO 5 PM. Shepard Colonial Danes Orchestra: vecal and plano 00—Boston: ol New York New_York: Toseph 30— Bhifaccinmia: Hank. neti adelphia: Talkc: artist reciial 10 —Phi'adelphia: Police Teporta: vocal ‘solos. and “instraments Talks Vocal Knocht's 5 T0 6 00—New York: Joseph Knecht's Waldorf-Al D news 5k | Tea time ‘st W ins. markets ....... ... Vocal and instrumesital” b Program for “shut- Mu: rogram: Red Crose Musical - program, vocal nnati Chicago 1 b’ ! GTO T olice bulletins Youls: Hotel Waldor Boston:’ Kiddies Klub: Chec New York: Markets: Schenectady: Produce 3 idren’s program recital - k' Oleott Vail nd Emie G uy Lombar ;. Beauime mmers Jer. Detroit: ‘T Philadelphi % Hot :15—Newark Pittsburgh York “his, Hote Hotel Kk Dil ¥ Bernard Levitow's’ Hotel Sports: by Conn delphia Springfield: Leo Minneapolis: ren's hour: m zix_time for chil Chimes con: ort rt 7 TO 8 police and ne Drake Concer vt radio Vitow's Hotel talk Wip's Bedtime Julie W kets of Postman. I Philadelpi Uncle New Y t2's Talk K: Syn Band Tire t by Rau al_selectl Waldorf-Autoria Nichols Recording Orchestra: poeuis al . Grand " org storien. itory Meters. Miles. 259 204 202 Station. ¥ Orchestra trumphets PM. storla Orchestrs ) isical ‘prota’ Concert by Currie's Orchéstra; ré: ogTam mu: talk. .. 1 and e i S McAlpin Orchestra. . and his Royal Canadians. "by Unele Seebe Julie’ Win 5082 4054 L B0f.1 Commg 1043 WGB! or WTIC W WBZ Weeo EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, final’ market repores. . P ws bulletins: bedtime and Black- | s s IWGN. 1 Trio "and v Ensemble Hotel "Bo Commodore KDKA Mailb and roil call and Georse Zimmer 5 WMBF Lyrié "Triot vocal ana WEN vocal and’ nstramental H “Hotel recit Organ gram: Mu Phi_Epsilon « 7:30—Richmond Hill, N. ¥.: Billy F » Lew Chapman i o} < Orehestia 1 Dadds with bos vy G 0 8:00—Chicago: Dinner coneert by J Detroi Philad . Cin k: “Huyle WCAP, and "Bis o strumental Bosto Legion’ b hest Dinner concert by Louisville: Jake Seligman and hi The Panthe La Bohem Amert Art ta Musical n program Chicago ani: Alan tel” Orehestra m: stories 4656 B804 s Hotel Pen: & and giris. ogram 5 wrl: pianist. s Bob P ry's Orchestra and : cress Hotel: talks KYW e WCCO nd Flc ard. songs SlwanG WWJ WCAU WMBF WLW ‘WEAP WRNY Wiz WBZ WTAM of he cogram Hawaiian Trio" . whister solos talks: Orfchectra 9 TO 10 P Children's stories: program New York i New York: Waterman's Point of Prc Yersailles,” WOO. WCAP, WWI ...4 £ Cineinnati: “10tK Infantry. Richmond Hili, N. Y. Philaelpbia; Musical New York: Voeal eolos Newark: Mandolinist: Allan Concert Jefferson City: Talk: Schell's Minneatolis: Program from WEAF hicago: Musical program henectady Chicago Chicago proy ralk a. Vo Book rev Childre Vocal and Book of Know Clneinnati 9:30—Los Angeles Chicago Denver. 10:00—Newark: hicazo News: vo. WMAQ Sones An ncinnati New York: Philadelphia: A Richmond Hill, N Cincinnati: Talk “Toana " ion MeKay's © utto’s B Dance Violinist Salvation Arm Foubadours. , ., WCCO and WGR. from New Yoik: Sonea: biogranhy Los, Angelea: Detective storins music tal program: whintler San Francisco: Armistice day program ... Des Mofnes: D; ance program Hot Springs: feser Davis' Feature _prozram Summars jarz vs. class Migmi Beach, Fla, Phijadelnhin: Hotel Hartford, Fulford, 10:30—Portiand: Chicneo: ists Dance program Orean recital Orchestra 2 Conn_- Bill Takilio’s " O} Fla : Blue Steele's Orches Musical selections: ~ talks Borden orzan recital: voeal quartet: " solos rogr GR, WCAE. and: talk., . Crescent Qua am 2 Orchestra markets: news: orchestr ool Band The Breaty W rtet i Do G, vocal artists 1 progrien = Orchestra’: songs Bell 5 irel n's Orchestra - Band: American vocal ‘and insfrumen- T - .RFI KPO Ensemble” of votes cast by KOA.'s audience on e, cal music: KOA Orchestra: reading: quartet KOA by Mary Vogt: Ritz-Cariton et talk on' F and ‘instrumental” art-" Fort Worth: Fred Cahoen's Texas Hotel Dance Orchestia R0 5 Monte Carlo - Vireiniaue 10:40—Hot Spring: : 2] American Legion progr and: Weather, markets and nolice ro port: news: sports KGW i LWz ami JIRTHS 11 PO TO 12 MID 11:00—Hot Los Angel San Franciseo: Portland: 7th Infantry Band. . Los Aveeles: Ventura String Quarte New York: Ben Bernie's Hotel Roose: Cincinnati planologues ............ New York: Hofbran Haius Enfe Newark: Zit's Central Park Ca &tories & ‘Astronomy talk: Midnight revie: Coo oiis: Weather, marke: nie Ford's De Sota ature program Atwater Kr 2 rmist. Chicago Minnea; alph Williams tal soloists y Lomardo a ring Quartet: vocal s 1 and instrumental pro Daren Orchestra . ort: Musical program: organ i Drake Hotel Orchestra: son “The Jo Jesters™; Old € military e g 12 MIDNIGHT h's Hour'': soloists t Hawks. reading: 11:3 ules program. . . recital . ighthawk Frolie 170 2 t Artists: Midway Dance Serenaders orcliestra; thers velt Orchestra, . American Legion program: Cino Mals Quarfet: 3 WLW Smith. songa. . WMCA. a: songs and .. WOR KHT KYw ~weeo WQr JIWTAM ice’ day program. 1 Midway ecital vocal soio rTO 1AM, Orchestra; . trom’ Congress Hotel A 1:00—Chicago: Voeal and instrumental soloists. . . our Hour Le Chicago 0 - orchestra. Los Angeles: Chicago: Organ T ngeles: Patrick Concert Angeles: Art Hi 2:00—Chicago 200 Skylarks TAGS NOT READY. Coombs * Warns Autoists Not to Seek New Plates Now. Wade H. Coombs, superintendent of licenses, urged motorists today not to sit the District Building to buy 1926 automobile tags until a date has been set to begin selling the new license es Mr. Coombs made this statement to. day after several motorists had called | at his office to buy the new tags. The | new license plates are being received | from the factory, but are not’yet on | sale. Lifelike groups showing iguanas, glant tree frogs, and Gila monsters in the native environment are soon to be placed on display at the American Museum in New York, KFKX to Observe Anniversary. KFKX, the ‘repeater” station at Hastings, Nebr., will observe its sec- one anni next Monday night with a special program, beginning at 8 o'clock, Eastern standard time, and continuing until 2 a.m. FEATURING ATWATER KENT RADIO ROBINSON’S lMUSIC STORE, 1308 G St. Maln 2231-5934. RADIO SETS installed 1n youf home on approva: HARRY C. GROVE, Inc. 1210 G St D, LOCAL FANS PICK UP PROGRAMS OF 2XAR New High-Power Station Near Bound Brook, N. J.. to Replace New York’s WIZ. Scores of Washington radio fans have reported hearing the test pro- grams of 2XAR, the new high-power station of the Radlo Corporation of America, near Bound Brook, N. J. The station will replace WJZ in New York and its tests were hastened at the request of the Department of Commerce in order to have a report on its efficiency for the fourth na- tional radlo conference, now in ses- sion in Washington. The new station and its 50-kilowatt transmitter are practically completed. All of its tests have been conducted after WJZ has signed off between midnight and 10:30 a.m. WJZ's wave of 455 meters has been used in the tests. ) During the tests fans picking up this station are asked to report to the Department of Commerce upon the reception on 50 kilowatts, noting interference with any other stations which may be on the air. This sta- tion, wlthough planned as the first super station and so announced by David Sarnof of the Radio Corpora- tion at the third radio conference, has been_ beaten to the air, 8o to speak, by WGY, which now operates experimentally late Saturday and Sunday nights. However, WJZ will be the second super-power station in the world and, along with WGY, should reach to all the far corners. WJIZ'S new transmitter uses elght 10-kilowatt tubes on the oscillator circult and 12 similar tubes in its modulator. The nearest approxima- tion to its full power, however, is sald to be around 50 kilowatts. The tests will reveal the efficlency of the set ‘and establish its power rating. AUCTION BRIDGE ON AIR. Broadcasting of Game: Declared to Be Popular Feature. The popularity of radiol auction bridge throughout America is attest- ed by the fact that two more power- ful stations have been added to the list of 20 statlons that are already broadcasting this feature. The sta- tions that were added are WNAC, Bos- ton, and WEAN, Providence, R. I. The Boston station will breadeast on alternate Tuesdays, and has already put on the air the second game, which broadcast last Tuesday, while will use the entire series for 24 consecutive wee Stations now bridge 'EE . KPRC 3, KFOA, WGN, W broadeasting _radio games ara WSAIL, WFAA, WMC KGW, NAC Following are stat e No. 3: WSAI I, WGR, WWJ, KFOA, KGW, KHJ, K WEAN ons broadcasting WEAF, WEEI, WOC, WCCO! 0, WGN and CATTLE TO BROADCAST. | wATERmAN's | Stock Show to “Mike” in Arena. Principal events at the American Royal Live Stock Show, which opens in Chicago Saturday, will be broad v The 'show will close Chicago Have nned to place a micro- the arena from which the mooing of cattle, the neighing of horses and short talks by winners of the championships will be broadcast. Foot Ball, Play-by-Play, on Air. ‘WCAP, in conjunction with a num- ber of other ations, will broadcast a play-by-play account of the Har- vard-Yale foot ball game direct from the Harvard Stadium November 21. Graham McNamee, premier radlo sports announcér, will be at the microphone, assisted by Phillips | Carlin RADIO REPAIRS Will_call_day or bagteries and e rechn one for $1 Day Phone WM. P. BOYER CO. RADIO—SERVICE ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION 812 13th St. M. 842 Car Won't Start? Radio Won’t Work? Phone SMITH’S Battery & Radio Service North 9928—North 4896 8 AM. to 9 P.M. Holidays, 9 to AND SERVICE evening, fest your x your set. txe Your batters and loan you St., Cor. H Night, Adams 810 “nLAS GREATEST LOUDSPEAKER VALUES CONCERT-TALK | This evening at nine will be | broadcast another entertainment in the popular Waterman's series, the subject of the lecture belng the Versailles treaty; the time being equally divided between this and| the orchestra that has charmed millions. A special request has been made that *‘applause cards” be sent in with opinions concerning this series as a whole. Has it so far been interesting? Have you en- Joyed these little excursions into the past? The Versailles treaty is one of | history’s landmarks. Tt has been | hotly ‘discussed, pro and con, but | | this evening’s talk will avoid politi- cal allusions and take no sides. | | Broadeasting will be done b; | | WEAF. New York WJAR, Providence WEEL Boston W0O. Philadelphia WGR. Buffalo WCAP. Washington | WWJ. Detroit WCAE; Pittsburgh WCCO. Minneapolis-t. Paul “Applause cards” may be ob- tained at any store selling Water- man’s fountain pens, and it is hoped every one will send them in. WFI, WGR, WWJ, | KHJ, | WEDNESDAY, NQ FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA, Noted Authority on Radio. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction Prohfbited. How to Bulld s Controllodyne Re- ceiver. Part II. The limited space avallable in this newspaper makes it impossible to glve full.sized panel drilling templates here. As a specal service to readers who desire to construct the set, I have arranged to supply full-sized panel arilling templates to all who write in for them. In your letter ask for| rheostat knob_for use on radiokm to mateh rheo- stat knobs. drilling templates for the 5-tube con- Incidentals and accessorles req: trollodyne receiver and inclose 10 centa to pay for postage and handling. Address your letters to me in care of the radlo department of this news- paper. I am giving a complete list of parts used in the construction and ope tion of the recelver. The reference numbers refer to the positions of the parts as they will appear in the d grams that will be given in tomorrow - article, with directions for mounting b 0 e i, SEve and 5. 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Physicians everywhere recommend it. N the Dining Car on the Baltimore & Ohio you feel comfortably at home. The steward is your host and he makes it his duty to see that you are satisfied with both food and service. Your waiter is attentive and courteous. He endeavors to anticipate your wishes and he makes it his duty to see that the food that you order is as you prefer it. The food itself is always selected with exacting care—the best that the market affords—and prepared by chefs whose natural skill is developed by long training and experience. Naturally it is a pleasure to eat in the Baltimore & Ohio diners— and to find the prices so moderate. And yhen you're going West, here are two fine trains to provide for your comfort en route— No Extra Fare. Limited, all-Pullman—No Extra Fare. OTH trains offer the traveler the comforts prépared, well-served and satisfying; and a break quite moderate. at 9:00 the next morning. To Chicago—The CAPITOL Limited, all-Pullman— To Cincinnati and St. Louis —The NATIONAL and convéniences that promise satisfaction and well- being. On either train you will enjoy a dinner well- fast/ that will start your morning with an appreciable sense of well-being—and yet you will find the cost is To Chicago — The CarrtoL Limited, leaving Wash- ington daily at 3:00P.M., arriving in Chicago promptly To Cincinnati or St. Louis — The NaTionAL Limited, leaving Washington daily at 6:20 P.M., arrives in Cincinnati 8:40 next morning—St. Louis 5:00 P.M. Both of these trains have established unusual records for “on-time” arrivals —The CapiToL Limited with 95.3% and The NaTioNAL Limited with 99%. You travel well on The Baltimore & Ohio For information and reservations, telephone or visit the Travel Bureau, Woodward Building, 15th and H Sts., N. W. Phone: Main 3300. WALTER V. SHIPLEY Asst. General Passenger Agent Baltimore & OChio THE LINE OF THE CAPITOL LIMITED — NATIONAL LIMITED