Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1925, Page 36

36 BRIDGE CONTESTS ON AIR TONIGHT ?JCAP to Carry Play-by-Play i_ Description—Roxie and Others on Program. With its rezular Hons WCAP will 20 on the air at o'clock this evening and broadeast continuously until 11 o'clock. “Roxy’ and “his zang” will be the chief fea ture, but followed closely for top line honors by the Ipana Trouba dours. the United States Army Band and Huvler's “Bon ton Buddies.” An ‘innovation will be added to WCAP'S program with play by play description of the radin auction bridge games which are being broad- cast by a number of stations throuzh- e country. This feature will be- $:30, when the “Bon Bon Bud- midweek attrac no change in the 1s of these regu ht features. “Roxy™ will bring " hefore the mi crophone at 10 o'clock, preceded by the Ipana Trouludours. The Army Rand concert will bexin at 7:30. The concert will he followed by the “Bon { Ron Buddies The only scheduled by the Washington Male posed of William Shanahan. W. Gantz. Barl Carbaub and Edwin Callow. The daily market summarias of the Department of Agriculture wilt open the prozram as usual. A ner concert by the Meyver Dn vis Willard Hotel Trio is the featured attraction on the afternoon prozram of WRC. It will be followed by Mus. Nina TReed's resume of “Things Talked Ahou \ LocalRadio Entertainment other musical number Quartet. com Wednesday, Dec. 9, 1925. — NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va. « 5 Meters). Bur Bur n reports 10 reports 34 10 p.m.—Weather 5 p.m.—Weath WRC—Radio Corporation of America (168.5 Meters). 5 p.m.—Meyer Davis New Tlotel Trio. broadcast from Willard Hotel. % p.m.—"Things Talked About. Mrs. Nina Reed Early Program ‘iomeryow. 10 am.—Women's hour. br th station WJZ from New York —Arlington signals, Wil the m (noon) Kitt studios. p.m.—Hotel Ma WCAP—Chesapeake and Potomac Tel- ephone Co. (168.5 Meters). 7 to T:10-—Daily market summaries auspices of the Department of Agriculture 10 to 7:30 p.m Quartet: William enor; Wilbur W E: irbavh ond bass. 7130 State; of Capt nde Washinston Male Shanahan, first bass: Bdwin Callow, sec p.m.—Concert by the United my Band, under the direction William J. Stanpard, direct from the Army Barraci $ to 5:30 p.m.—Huvler's Ton Bon Buddies from the studio of station WEAF, New ork City 530 to 9 p.m.—Radio auction bridge Eame 3 to 10 p.m.— from WEAF. 10 to 11 p.m.—Musical program by L. Rothafel) and Ris Gang.’ Ipana Troubadour: Early Program Tomorrow. 645 to 745 a.m.—Tower heaith ex ercises from Metropolitan Tower, York City 26 STATIONS DROPPED BY U. S.IN NOVEMBER! Detroit Police Among Number. Total Is Now 553—Eight New Ones Licensed. Twenty-six stations. all of them class A, were deleted from the Gov ernment rolls during November and eizht new stations were licensed to operate, according to a report issued ¥ist nizht by the Department of Com merce. The most widely known of the st tions turning in their licenses w; KOT, the Detroit Police Department. The complete list of the other de- | letions follows WCAZ. Carthaze College. Carth m MV, the L. A. Drake Batte and Supply Shop, Santa Rosa. Calif.: KFRZ, the Electric Shop. Harrington WEBA. the Electric land, N. J the “hristian Church. But .; KFGX, the First Presbyterian Church, Orange, Tex.. WKAP, Dutee Wilcox Flint Inc.. Kranston, R. L: WQAC, Gish Radio Ser Amarillo, Tex.: KFFV Graceland College, Lamoni @ WRBU, Jenks Motor Salts mouth, 1l.; KRQC, Kidd Bre.’s Radio Taft, Calif.; KFRX. J. Gordon’ igard, Tullman, Wash.: WDBQ, Morton Radio Supply Co., Salem, N, J.: K¥I0, North Central High Sehool, Wash.. WBBA, Plymouth I Church, . -Ohio; dio Den, Santa Ana, Calif.: . Rtadio Shop. Bentonville, Ark.: WIBQ. F Schmidt, Farina, . KFQT. Texas National Guard, Denton, Tex.: WAAC. Tulane University, New Orleans: KFDH. Universitv of Arl zona, Tucson. Ariz. WGBW. Valley Theater, Sprinz Valley, 1IL: WBBG Trvington Vermily: Mattapoisett, Mass. WRHF, Washington Radio Hospital Fund. Washingten. D. C.. and KFKQ, B. H. Woodruff. Conway, Ark Ry the elimination of these stations the total number of breadcasters now | operating 553, 571 November 1. is against listed Why fen’t the man who tipe the =cales at 300 pounds a high-weigh man? savs the Office Boy. RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT Musical program by “Roxie and his Gang,” WCAP. 10 to 11 o'clock. Concert by the Mendelssohn Club of Albany, WGY, 8:30 o'clock. Radio Auction Bridge Game, WCAP, 8:30 to 9 o'clock. Musica! program by. Ameri- can Male Quartet, WOO, 9 o'clock. Playlet by De Lancey Play- crs, WLIT, 9:30,¢0 10i'clock. “Pep’ Concert by Fraterni- ties and Sororities from Uni- versity of Cincinnati. WLW', 11 o'elack WCATP is 2 program by | Withur | Organ recital from Homer | flower Orchestra. | Gantz, second tenor:| New | THE EVENING —_—— i 1 LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1925 Proorams of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time 4 TO 5 PAL los: Joseph K { orie; Olga Firid oo i ol's Orchestra: “talk B “Shepard Cofonial | Music Tull i TO 6 P\, Waldor(-Astoria Orchestra Tea time at WGN Shut-in“coneart iric s Orehestra® read Musical program: Red (r o i ¢ musical (5 U v Readers Clah heart. g ram Minieanois £ 6 TO Roston Klub Krazy Chestru New York hestra ork Litman s dinner conert sy ;P stock mu Kt Kid Dinner “Concert by New Vork New Vork ey Co Detroit: Dinne oo Philadeiphia: Weati, reports : Guy Lombiardo wnd pis Boyal ¢ S e Oleott v Oreaestra piano selections Rt New York it ‘45—Davenport. PR Dimer b Univeroity sogrm . Belles ue- St tord ot Kidares: our inice, concert The Farouens 3 TO R P T00—Chicugo: Org Smbie Phitageipns New' S Spri leld { New"¥ New York al= dinner eon. atone Quintet ue-Stratiord Hoic Bernhand Le\it, Markets: Don K St s = ; il Jerse; New \5\‘5» Un Los Angeles: I Tnele Wiy Movie i Qllegians 3 Talk: Spoits’ miri Tod Lewis wiy staries: Dianist and. W Maog instiu tal hour adur 4l concer d ) recital ing s aestra News. financial and final market reports! children » Dt e Misgourt Hauland e ; Jgan Golfkele s Grineiien ecital, Tulluoy thme ¥4 Voral Sotoe Soines ! Rerde-Hus Philivelphia: Dream (a Boston: “Federation' of Philadelnhin: Hotel "ot Knowledge ine Stories b s Market “report =L 1ts Central Bark 7 45—Detroit: Goodwill Oakland. pr vocal and ra ey Winii vocal and i Checker Hotel min Fraukiin Hotel Orehetia Wik sporte: Jacaues ducovs’ Hotel Hotet Bond Trio and Vocaiis e may s Boitie aliajois, Hotel McAlpin Orchestra bediinie ‘story ‘and voll cail Julie Wintz's story taiks orzan recital Sting e ot ‘children’ " Tokio Rovals leti Association concert Station. Meters. Miles cht's Waldor(-Astoria 5 204 204 o Bar o “olox rampet . 4 | 4 | rental art .o | 2 am0 | ! 4 | Waliorf-Asiori Daddy Dinzle Guotations: ks : WGY WRNY famiiner & : WGBS SWwi B wip 1 vudiunt WITAN 30 | MeATpin Orchestrar LW YC 1 won WTIC “KDEA nanish lesson X Ensembl Orchestra Kets € by Drake Hotel kg WGN g WEI e Orchestra WJZ New' York Sin. " WNC waCA sonzs WIP 2 Georse Zimmer WGBS s WRAY b’ Orchestra vonvert by United : w orean” Beimont Hotei Mk vocsl and insiv Trin: “Ray-0-Va umentul’ soloists ot : Reo Rubiblers Ivania Orchestra Roueacaver program with boys ana Firis... news gram Sandman 3T 9 P.M. R00—Xewurk: News mneapolis: Church services Philadelphia: United States Marine irom WEAF ton: Young Men's Christian Hel itladelnhia Concert . it Brothe Ri 11 % Y.: Banjo Eddi ous - Roval Trio irom’ G i Teyo i WOAR WO trom Sew Vol I o Clevel, Clicaco Ralph Williame and e Denver: Markets . ws: Pala 8:30-—Havana Cuban Telephone Co San Frane L( Idren’s program Pittsburgh. Plectrum Trio Lowsyille New"Vork: Voral apd Mines: Talk by i Coneert of the Mendel: __ Fort Worth: Punther Hawainan’ Trio £:45—Chicago: Musical program Fia News' halletine m 5 TO 10 P.M. Carr and Young program i . ocal and .nstrumental soloists: the Pyramid .00—Des Moines New vaor motor i Detroit: Dance program New York WGR. WSAI and 1d Hill N, Y Ame My Progr Newark: Pano duo defierson City: Talk Chicazo: American Pionesrs | ity : Musical recitul 3 ren’s hour our fano concert D. from an Male, n from W) lecture: musical uarte AF Strinz Trio | | Quarier: Colujat e Quarter: colojsts ) Book revie | Dinner co i Mixed quar | mental soloiste: reading 1 You and Your Job’ | 0—Chicazo Boston: Musical | Philadelphia | am phia De Luncey Plasers Dean Works' Quartet instrumental selections WOR WCCO { and - Pooley Period W Association Chorue. - : sololsts’ . = ngress rehestra _ ing Orchestra ewaier Beach Hotel Oriole Orchest program; solos: Roval Peacock Orcherirs strumental soloists Santa Claus™ | Alamo Oichéstra radiotorial | S Vork Rudio Ak’ vacal ait’ inst umentai ‘soigisi Ipana Troubadours,” WE) W o Santd ‘Claus’ ‘soloists . vy tercity program Vocal and iny soiow: bands Versatile Serenaders Moulin Marion McKa: Quarta on’ celestial belld 3 Audubor Vocal and inatrumental program Book of Knowledze program 10 TO 11 P.M. Weather and missing persons reports Arcadin Danoe Orchestra 1 10-00—Snenz field Philadelphia i Cineinnaty | Newa:k hestra H Philadelphia’ ¥ { hestra Richmona chestra s New York:' Musical program by WEET, WCAP and WJAR. from Chicago: ‘'WMAQ Players ... New Yok ram Philadelphia: Chase's Collemians San Francisco Los Anzeles: New” York weather Moimes K News, 1% Litte Sympho; Allan Concert Theater program Hil, N Y Ventura String Quarte 1d " Entertainers reporty Cotillon_Dance program Edgewater Beach Hotel Oriole Ore strumenta) artists e Miamy Beach. Fla.: Dapee program i Cleveland 1l niany Los” Anzeles: Ambassador Conecert’ Orchestra | ifartiord: Dance program .. .. Davenport: Organ® vocal solos Hot_ Springs: “Light Opera Night” ! semble: orzan selections . . 10:30—hicago: Organ recital: vocal and i land Trio: Badger Male Quartet Kunsas City - Musical program Fort’ Worth: Dance prograt Portland: Dinner concert: news: New York: FHvolty Orchestra ipper and Melods 3 program. . .. Band co 5 Hot Sprinzs: Violin s South: Cleveland - Guy Lombardo’s Roval San Franciseo ew York Ios: Ventura String Quartet versity of Cincinna Moossheart. TIL: Feature brogram umental artists Minheapo String ‘Quartei e Gewett Jemters: Drake Hotel Orchestr 12 MID: n recital i12:00- o | Los Angeles: Examiner program .. i Denver: Harmony Peerless Orchesira Chicazo: Oriole Orchestra: soloist | New York: Cotton Club and Ha i Angeles: Feature nrogram | Ancisco; Gondrich Orchestra {12 Nizhthawk frohc y Dance program San Francisco: Waldemar os Angeles: Betty Patr ortland: Concert from Chicago tra: xylophone tri o American F Pat Barnes “hicago: “‘Ingomnia Club": 4:00—Chicago: The Ginger Hour: Kylarks Secretaries of members of Congress from Massachusetts will hold a dinner and theater party Friday night, with Jidward T. Clark, personal secretary to President Coolidge, as the guest of honor. Those on the arrangements commit- tee for the gathering. which will as- semble at the Clty Club at 6:30 o'clock, are Leland C. Talbot, secretary to Representative Treadway: John An- drews, secretary to Representative ¥rothingham. and Larry Connery. j secretars and brother of Representa tive Cenner: Orchesira: vocal soies WKR 10 Reading=: 'Smith's Paramotnt Or Roxy ‘and his zang.’ sonze Rudy Serrer's Orchestra v Carl Rupp's Hotel Hollenden Orchestra York : Alcxander Brachocki, pianiet: Monte Carlo Vir by Texas Holel Tokio Roy markets 11 T0 12 MIDNIGH “andadians Atwater Kent Artiste. ... Ben Bernie's Hotel Roomeveit Hofbrau Haus Entertainers: Midnght revue: Paul Ash's B Ralph Willlams and- hix erchestra’ Weather and’ market reports: Wallie Eiid Merry Old Chief sonze IT TO 1 AM. pianologues: instrumental trio Richman’s Orchestra Plantaticn PJ, 1702 herman studio . Vocal wnd_instrumental solo o, Hovs Teasu” e Coon-Sanders Mooseheart, 11l Varied musical program . . 210 3 AN CLARK GUEST OF HONOR. |poe’s SKILL QUESTIONED. i \ 4 | 10| Huvler < Bon Bon Buddies 1 selictions. Orchesira recital by University’ Quartet aik > soloiets | news hn' Club of Albany WHO WY LK KPO WCAT WWg e WENY WCAP, WOC. W(Co, Jones” Jolly Four meet. Rotary Club WOR Wos taik Orchextra® Sunset CLWMME s Orchestra: sonzs W Theater WLIT Vinceni Lopez's Or- S e .WOR Hotel Ritz-Cariton OF: ..woo WAHG WEAF WMAQ WRNY WCAT KPO E KFI and LLWNYC SWHO chestra; vocal and, 5 5 ... WERH - JIWMBF WTAM iecture: poliee New Arlington uniental soios: ’. Club Orchestras. . Orchestra Orchestra’ solos "Orchestra: Coon: " Soranit L it . KPO others WDAF AM. Correspondence of the Asgociated Press. BERLIN, No.ember 23.—Konrad Most of the Union of Shepherd Dog Owners of Eisenach declares the Ger- man police dog would never attain the results it does If deprived of the officer leading it. Ile cited 48 tests before police "authorities and scientific ex- perts in which the dogs fafled in their tasks when their leaders were absent. Realization of the dog’s ultimate in- STAR, I stood lving its action remain a dark mys. {around a coil through which the cur- | rent {4 fluctuating or pulsating direct cu | the current. londary winding and the core. I mude of heavy wire or v { they may have only a few | turns Reichsbank President Thinks Na- {icism. irope at licans will zive money for such “non. | i sense ihis hearers ! Germany Ino decrease in | the present land the two broke in the room. | body and adequacy in this respect led the Ger- many army command to interdiet its further emplovment during war. / e WASHINGTON, D. C, . | FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY | BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA, 2 | Noted Authority on Radio. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction Prohibiv:d. i i | i | The Principles Underlying Trans- former Actlol Part 1 The transformer is one of the most important. simplest, yet least under- devices used in electrical and radio circuits. Fans who speak glibly of radio and audio frequency trans. formers know that they are used when energy Is to be transferred from one circult to another or when it i desired to change the characteristics of 4 current. but the principles under- | The core may consist of | kinds of material and may | up in a variety of different wavs. ) Transformers Alike. 5 In principle, however, all transform. 3 alike. The principle of in duction is the basic action on which the transformer acts. Last week I explained the action that takes place; in an electrical circuit when alternat. ! ing or pulsating current is flowing in a circuit. If a colil is connected in an electrical circuit, whether It be a direct current or alternating current, the ac- tion of the current flowing in the coil is to produce a magnetic field around | the coil. If the current which duces this magnetic field {s varving in intensity, the field will also vary in intensity in step with the variations | of the current. We think of magnetic field in terms of magnetic lines of flux which expand outward from a, conductor when the current decreases. | When the current is varying, these| magnetic lines expand outward from or contract inward into the conductor. If another conductor this fleld and connected up into a | complete electrical circuit a current will be induced in the secondary cir- cuit- by the alternate increasing and decreasing magnetic linex of flux | around the coil. ! Connect Terminals of Coil. This action may be obtained by con- | different | he made | y. As u matter of fact. the action t Zoes on in a transformer ix very simple. very interesting and very im- portant. In the first place. the action of the transformer depends on a constantly changing current which produces a constantly _changing magnetic flux in the circuit is made to flow. A transformer cannot be used on di- rect current of the stead: i tvpe. It can only be used in c tion with alternating current or with H rent. Component Current Aection. The only part of the direct current which causes an action in a trans- former is the varying component of he three essential parts of any type of transformer. whether it be used for inary electrical work or for radio, re the primary winding, the sec|an alternating current generator or in the plate circuit of 4 vacuum tube. In the case of the plate circuit of in shape, size | a tube, we will have a pulsating direct They may be | current which ix not alternating be- fine wire: | cause there is no reversal of direction turns or | of current flow, but which produces may consist of thousands of |a current which is varying in in they may be wound one over | tensity, being of a high value one| the other. hesides each other or sepa- | instant and dying down 1o a low | ied some distance from each other. value the next. PROPOSES EUROPE ;AKES CASH AND BbNDS'.‘ BE SINGLE MARKET The may and type of wi of the biy used. windings transformer vary consids i s i Burglar Robs Rubber Stamp Com- pany—House Furnishings Stolen. | Robert H. Hayes, proprietor of the Hayes Rubber Stamp Company. at 83 | Thirteenth street, reported to police that his place of business had been entered through the second-story win- dow by a thief who stole §100 in cash and 0 in Liberty bonds. " A woman's | dizmond ring also was taken | House furnishings valued at $240 were reported stolen by Frank Cogs well, 2423 Eighteenth street, by burglars. Entry was obtained b: forcing the rear door. Among the come about if we succeed in uniting |items of stolen property were s ma | all E ¥ 4 sle | NOBany tea cart valued at $27.50; a all European peoples within u single | SR, (28 (oL, 8 tind valued at market which is disturbed by no in-|g three large lamps valued at | ternal customs lines.’ 13 and two rugs, both valued at So spoke Dr. Schacht, president of | $56 the Reichsbank, at Stuttgart. He said . he noticed with pleasure that Amer- It is impossible to destroy can credits show no tendency 1o | by plucking it up. weaken and that several short-term | louns had been covered by new money. He attacked which if not be the means of tions Should Drop Internal Customs Lines. BY EDGAR ANSE By Cable to The Star and Chic BERLIN, December 9.—"I believe | that the healing of Europe can only MOWRER. i o Daily conrage { Type LA Atwater Kent Ignition For Your FORD $11.80 Installed Distributed by CREEL BROS. 1815 14th St. Potomac 473 WM. P. BOYER CO. ELECTRICAL 812 13th St. M. 842 RADIO SERVICE We'll Fix Your Set or No Charges Radin Electrician. recommended by Leomis | Radio Collere Departmental Radio Shop 1336 Pa. Ave. N.W 5 Franklin 0698 rman bureaucracy, | removed, he said. will the death of Ger many industry. He also opposed the appeal of industrialists for state help, which he said meant preparation for socialism. The attempt of smaller European countries to build up new independent industry was also the subject of crit- | uch unnecessary industry is Schacht said, which Eu cannot afford. Dr. believe that Amer- a luxury, Dr. present <chacht does not very long. Schacht warned believing in the In_conclusion Dr against | 0ld mercantile theory and stated that | prosperity means _the | of Germany's veighbors Tt would appear that the German discount | ate of 9 per cent is contemplated for prosperity and vice versa, Arrange Now for*Your Christma ATWATER KEN RADIO SETS Plus Grove Service HARRY C. GROVE, Inc. 1210 G M. Copyright. 1925, hy Chicago Daily News Co.) DIES OF GAS POISONING. Charles C. Poston, an Upholsterer, Found Lifeless in Room. Charles C. Poston, 48 vears old upholsterer. was found dead in room at 2006 K street vesterday, tim of gas poisoning. The .discovery was Howard Hitaffer, - 16 vears East Riverdale. Md.. rapped on his door at three different times. seeking him to get « job. After attempting the third time 1o obtain u response. the boy notified a friend of Poston Gas was escaping from two jets, but po- ice refrained from making any infer- ence that the case was one of suicide. Poston, a native of this city, is sur- ed by @ d wife and daugh- evitt will view the sue a certificate later in the ‘afternoon his vie- when old. of made You will learn many valuable pointers by following this week’s Radio Bridge Game. The contestants will be E. E. Denison of Portland, Me., Mrs. Ella G. Pimm of Montreal, and the well-known editors of the Auction Bridge Bulletin, Work and Whitehead. The game will be broadcast from WCAP—8:30 to 9 PM. Have your cards and players ready 30 as to make each bid and play as announced and you will find the game both interesting and instructive. FREE on request Advance ennouncement of hands to be broadcast next week s0 you may try :h'zz re hflr-: printed voport woek’s game in desail as broadea o4 Aol WCAP = WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, pro- | is placed in|N nectipg the terminals of a coll across R 1925.: ALL SOULS’ MEN’S CLUB IN BROADCAST SERIES Church Org;nhttion Program Fri- day Night Will Feature Address by Commissioner Rudolph. ers, on Capital.” by McGill Keefer, | stories. The second broadcast entertainment | of the Men's Club of All Souls’ Church | will be held in the parish hall Friday | night at 7:45 o'clock. The program will be broadeast by WCAP. The chief feature will be an 3 Cuno H. Rudolph, chairman | gieri, soprano. The oper broadcast by VN, I 0., % L Moskin Says of the board of District ““Washington, C. Francis Jenkins, ington Inventor, also will talk. The musical attractions inc! Louis B. Thompson, tenor; mezzo-soprano, orchestral and instrumental solos. Alfred Falconer will tell some dialect | Will Broadea: “La, Favorita” WGBS § The leading role of Lenore, the king's . ad- | favorite, will be sung by Amelia Ver ommission- | the Nation's | Wash. | More than 1 de solos Flora | tio] Wi | ducted every Monday W. now studying Spanish. night Midnight Organ Recitals on Air. A midnteht Terry. orj Chicago, h feature of th organ recital anist at the Ca been prog st Opera. will be inday night The average man is apt his lack of wealth 1o his liberality I've Joined Hands With Santa to Make This Your Merriest Xmas NEW STYLES WITHOUT CASH 77, N W Xmas Dress-Up Sale In My Men’s Dept.--- Hundreds of New Styles supply the holiday rush. and old. 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Next to Kinney’s Shoe Store 15,000 in Radio Education Class. 000 persons, represent | ing all nationalities and walks of life have registered for the radio educs 4l class of KOA. The class is con itol Theater, ded as a ims of WOK