Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1925, Page 58

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15 1925. e LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT EUROPEAN STATIONS Wallace, who Is a Dakota divislon, tween Brazil and Sweden; French am-|which messages and news had been v 1 | i manager of the American Radlo Relay ateur statlon SDK and Danish sta-|exchanged. League, succeeded in working five tlon 7EC, owned and operated by Eric IRVIN COBBS TALK FEATURE ON WRC Address to Sphinx Club Wiil Be Broadcast Tonight at 9:30 0’Clock. 1 address by Irving Cobb, to be | ered tonight at the Shinx Club dinner, will be broadcast by station WRC with station d to be given at 9:30 o'clock The leading musical events on the | program will be the regular Tuesday | \ight concert by the United Marine Band Orchestra, Capt {am H. Santelmann conducting, which will be broadeast from the Marine | iacks by WRC and WJZ, and the York Idison Hour, will t from New York ill play from 7:30 to § : Ldison Hour will be ¢ from §:30 to 930 pam tusion of the address by Cobb Washington listeners will have the opportunity of hearing again one of the former fa s of the air, when a recital by Ruth Peter, former Washington soprs will he broad- <t from the studio of V e- laved to Washington by land wire. | Tonight's nd tour will take!} steners on a brief visit to Florence { a half hour. beginning at 10 o'clock Other fea of the program will ference in the radio ional relations” on The Rise of the Profes- Diplomat and the Art of Diplo- ¥" by Dr. Edmund A. Walsh, nard Hall's weekly talk on f late 0:30 o'clock 1l by Gertrude dance program by | Paradis Band. Tuesday, Dec. 15, 1925. NAA—Naval Radio Radio, | Va. (434. 345 p.m.—Weathe! 10:05 p.m.—Weath Station, Meters) Bureau reports. r Bureau reports. WCAP—Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. (168.5 Meters). Stient Early Program Tomorrow. 7:45 a.m. Tower Health ' from Metropolitan Tower, Cit. 5145 to Exercises, New York TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1925 470 5 i Metropolitan Theater program .. .. 1 Naw York: Socieiy Trio: woman's nrogram’: | New York: Poems: vocal solos [ 218 4:00—Boston 3 talics . v Star phia: Po String_Trio : reports; organ: 5 TO 6 PM. Hotel Commodors Orchestra 1ll.: Children’s progr: h a time at WGN Chienz loists: Valent Cbicago: Nurwing talk: musical Louisville: Currie's Orchestra: Cinemnnati . Talk % .. Minneapolis: Readers’ Club 45— Pittaburgh- Daddy Winkum 40—Philadel 5:00—New York: markets: news. WJZ v eveness WD WEN WEBM JIWMAQ WHA: W weeo KDKA i program news: markets . 6 TO T PM. “Hotel Hollenden Orehestra Hotel Waldort-Astoria, Orchest Sorton ; Smilers: Morey Pearl's Tent Xew York: Olcott Vail and his Hotel M. . kemble: Cinderella Orchestra ... New York: Uncle_Geebee: Bert Dixon, baritorie Lansing, M Speed Wagan S Ensemble: news bulletina - Detroit: Dinner concert, ... Ardhane s Philadelphia: Woather: Pazoda Orchestra: markel reports. . Schenectady Produce and stock market quotations: news: Santa_Claus & 2 Newark: Santa Claus taik: sports ~w York: University course: talk rinefield: Market reports: dinner Philadelphia: Rotary dinner: talls Hartford: Dinner concert by Hub Trio . Chicaco. Skeerix time for children: mariets Minneapolis: Children's hour. __ Pittsburgh: KDRA Little Symphony O 45—Atlantic City: Orean recital o Davenport: ~ Chim:s 5:00—Cleveland w York Boeton: The . talk naders: Gold - Stindard “bedtime story concert concert T:00—Now York: Arrowhead Inn O k: Talk: Jack Wilbur' - “néle Wip's roll call and birthday 1i 1 solos: French leason: Davis Sa WOO and WSAIL from . Claus: Art Gillham weather and market reports Organ recital: Hotel La Saile O cart. T1l.: Organ recital: Belmont Trio nans City: Markets: address: story: music York: Market reports: the Canadians: police reports 4 Grayling's String Triv: voral solos: ophone Cincinnati the’ Whispering estra voial ‘soloa Ranta Clads c WENR ‘e “Hotel .. .WRNY Tric: : markets: soloa: Oriand vaudeville and music ~ @rchestra. soloists veland troit Atlanti n o : Talks for children: Hotcl Windsor Ensemble Conp . Thomas M. Gill. baritone . 2 Fort Worth: Texas Hotel Tokio Royals Minnn Reach, Fla.: Concert program . Organ recital: Drake Hotel Enwmble and Blac stfing Quintet = = dog talk: United Sfates Mamne Band. WRC iues Jneob's Hotel Shelton Ensemble: news Davenport: Sports’ news: bedtime stories Sandman Organ recital: lullaby time. WLS Trio..... ong's Orchestrn WRAP WMBF e Atlantic City: Book review by ) Philadelphia: Dream Daddy, with reviewed by Allyn Sauer New York: Hotel Ambassador Trio Philadeiphia: Recital o Schenectady . Address:” Violin recital ... Springfield: Hotel Kimball Danoe Orchestra 7:35—Boston: Somerville Theater program . 5 8 TO 9 8:00—Pittsburgh: News: market reports: address: book world eriise Dby radio with musical settings b KDKA Little Symphony Orchestra ... . e New. York: Fu 41 talk: Ross Gorman and his~ Earl Carroll _Vanitics Orchestra: Gold Dust Twits: WEEI WFI. WCAE., WGR. WWJ. WOC., WJAR WCCO and KSD. from 3 g . WE Chicago. Edgewaier' Beach Hotel Oriole ‘Orchestra woloists Kansas City Chicago: Ralph atrumental vocal L 5 B WERH Organ concert from Linwood Theater Williame and his orchestra: vocal soloists aihy reports’ naws: di nng Orchestra ... ount Vernon Place M Mabley and Carew Orchestra: violin soloiste. cen Boston Baltmore Cineinnati Springfield: Hockey game at Boston Arena be Bruing and Ottawa Philadelphia: Talk: Three tional Players: solos Atlantic City Dasenport: E« Hurtford, Conn.. Marchesi Ladics teta: Travelsrs String Quartet WAL = BZ s theater Brothers: theas e WHAR SWOC WTIC acide Hotel ational fal o and’ Cojonixl Male Q Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Lastern Standard Tine 2803 Featured at WRC HEARD REGULARLY Amateur.Gets English Contact on Nine Successive Days in Long- Distance Tests. Special Dispatch to The Sear. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., December 15.- good f{llustration of the star- tling regularity with which American transmitting radio amateurs carry on communication with all corners of the world is furnished in the recent ac. tivities of Don C. Wallace, owner and operator of station 9ZT of this cit; How to Select A Radio Set ATWATER-KENT Look for all-around per- formance. You will want tone, volume, distance, and the ability to tune out interfering stations. Atwater Kent sets a8 : e sacrifice no one feature to MISS RUTH PETER, over-emphasize another. Soprano and popular favorite of | Washington radio fans, whose first radio recital in several’ months will New York and her program will come |[| Precision electrical instruments from WJZ. Miss Peter formerly was |} for more than twenty-five sololst at the Church of the Covenant. || years. { Sold on Easy Ferms Continental Electric Co. 808 9th St. N.W. Open Evenin for reliability. The Atwater Kent Manufacturing Look Tuiners of athermakes! trade quichly for Studebaker Power Durablity Finish Give Something Electric “STANDARD GOODS--GUARANTEED SERVICE” Electric Gifts Are Remembered”’ Heat Pad Curlers Heaters, large. Percolators . Waffle Irons. Toaster Stoves Toasters Grills. . Household Iron Sewing Machine Motors. . Vibrators Violet Ray. . Electric Electric Electric Electric Electric Electric Electric Electric Electric Electric Electric Electric up up up up up up up up European countries within a week, during which time one Inglish sta- tion, GSTM, was in communication with 9ZT every morning. In fact, the Anglo-American contact endured for nine successive mornings. utes. The break in this last record—the | Vided tenth day-—came when 9ZT succes. |2nd sively established communication with | fading of signals ‘swedish motor ship San Fran station in midocean, be- These lished in the cour: ing which conv For Her . . . For Him . . . For the Home. A DEPENDABLE RADIO Let us demonstrate a radio to you. Every Tues- day, Thursday and Satur- day evenings, between 0 and 9:30, we demon- strate radi Stop in at one of these demonstra- tions—talk with a radio expert, then decide on the set you like. Terms arranged if desired M. A. Leese Co. 720 11th St. N'W. There’s nothing you can ask of a battery that Bright Star doesn’t give—and give liber- ally—for Bright Star Batteries havebeenawarded America’s Highest Test—the leading radio batteries of today, “A,” “B” and “C” are all fault- free. Theygive morestrength, Cohrt of Copenhagen. station and a resulting break in the string of successive mornings during | columns of Radio amateurs point out that this type of communication is now as re three contacts were estab-|liable as was the pre-war local radic of an hour, dur- | work. Barring an occasiona ak sations with the ey |like the one above noted, transmit French amateur consumed 25 min-|ting radio amateurs throughout the The rest of the time was di-|world are maintaining comparativels between the other two stations, the approaching dawn steady schedules of communication caused from the English If vou want work, he Star. read the wa Wednesday, December 16th Commencing 1 P.M. Large radio distributor’s pre-in- ventory sale of Crosley, Murdock, Marwol, Pathe and other receiving sets. Crosley Musicons and Music- mister Speakers. Some in original cartons, .others have been used as samples and for display purposes. ON VIEW TUESDAY AFTERNOON WESCHLER’S, 920 Penna. Ave. ’Among batteries today el;fg lead the way work better, live longer and have wonderful powers of recuperation. Get the best from your radio by equip- ping it with Bright Star— your dealer car supply you. Be sure you ask him for Bright Star—the batteries proved supreme in every test. WRC—Radio Corporation of America (468.5 Meters). p.m.—Daniel Chwalow umilton Orchestra, broade Hotel Hamilton 5 p.m Market summary, pre- pared Ly the Department of Agricul- ture. 7 p.m.—*“Show Shopping,” by Leon- ard Hall, dramatic critie. 710 p.m.—Conference in the Radio School of International Relations con- ducted by Dr. Edmund A. Walsh, re. Eent of the School of Foreign Service of_Georgetown Universif oncert by the United nd Orchestra: Capt. intelmann, band leader: second leader; broad- 1\ WJZ from the Ma WMBF WPG WEAR Light S e WRNY s: Edison Dance Or- songs ce O\ ve LWLW WwMC WGBS SWIP Miam! Beach, Fla.: News: police bulletins ] Adantic City: Fahion talk: Plaza Hotel Artists leveland: Program from WEAF 5 s New York: Hotel Roosevell Orchest BRIGHT STAR BATTERY CO. Established 1909 Hoboken, N. J. ‘Writeforillustrated Book- let “How to Prolong the Life of Radio Batterles.”” Ives Electric Trains wonperru. $4.90 TUNNELS, STATION AND TRAIN ACCESSORIES AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES 8-Light TREE SET Guaranteed $1.20 At This Popular-Priced Radio Store You Will Find Wonderful Bargains at All Times RADIO-RAU Retail JOHN C. RAL " Wholesale Save and Be Safe—Buy at Radio Rau And Bank the Difference Hotel st from Hampson Opera Company . w_York: Boy Scout evening: Chestra: woloists . Cinginnati:~ Accordion duiets New York: Pace Insiitute program w York: ¥, M. H. A. forum memble: talic L.l 3 Philadelphia: Elliott Lester, dramatic critic violin and piano recital ey Py e 8:10—New York: The Texas; Canada and the United States. Square Gaiden .. ....... ... ..... 8:15—Memphis: Bedtime siories: healin '{al Scnenectady: Organ recitai from Cathedral of Al Boston: Eveniug Ameiican Orchestra Larsing, Mich.: Band concert: vocal 8:30—Louisville: Carl Zoeller's Melodists: Benson Fort Worth: Musical program e New York: Edison hour WRC : Des Moines: Raleigh Quintet ... . 8:45—Chicago: Musical program: Alimo Orchest Sehenectady: Waldor{-Astoria Orchestra for_British broalcasting company 11.88-meter wave length .... ... : » T 18 P 9:00—Des Moines: Bankors' Life Trio New York: Bergan Ensemble: New York: Vocal soloa: readings Sintipnatt: Crosiey ‘Burnt Corkers: Miisrcal Handshakes with Hello Boy New York: Talke; magazine taik - : AtTantie Ciey’ - ChalfonterHaddon Hai) S Ak Bveceady hour. WEEL WFI WCAE, WGR, WWJ. WOC WIAR, WCCO, (WEATL, WTAG and KSD. {rom .. WEAF Kaneas s Vocal il instrumentai program .-, . .WHB Biiebursh KDKA Little Symphony Orchestra: veeal and in: inimental sieotions : e xDEA Wik WEAR WhR “soloisis: Cari Wunderie “Trio BUY 3 vocal molos: Bergen’ En- Also Manufacturers of Bright Star Flashlights international hockey game, between and Flashlight Batteries. Wirect from Madison i Wy A S i Saince SWNAC and instrumental wolos WREO Trio: talke: wHAS WBAP wiz WHO WHT arine adcast sspecially New York Edison hour, to; be jpicked up on i broadcast with station WJZ from New : - York. 9:30 pm.—A talk by Irving L'ohh.l broadcast with station WJZ from the Waldorf-Astoria. 9550 p.m—Ruth Peter, soprano: Keith McLeod at the piano, broadcast with station WJZ from New Yor 10 p.m.—“The Grand Tour—Flor-- ence,” broadcast with stations WJZ and WGY from New York. 10:30 p.m.—W. Spencer Tupman's Hotel Mayflower Orchestra, broadcast with stations WJZ and W from Mayflower Gardens 11:30 p.m.—Organ recital by Ger- trude Smallwood, broadcast from the studios of the Homer L. Kitt Plano wGY Two Weeks Ago We Announced a Marvelous New Set, the New Super Power Neutrodyne A new set, so far ahead that comparison is often ludicrous. A set with a tone quality that often approaches and sometimes surpasses the original. A set of such terrific volume that you seldom dare use it. A power and selectivity that brings in Pacific Coast stations almost any night you care to sit up for them. WHO WGBS WMCA ‘o ‘spirituels ... <icone Male Quartet: g e W IIWREY WG Jean Goldkette's Orchestra .. e Chicngo: Sololste: Hawaiian Trio: instrumental plavers Chicago: Soloiats: Moulin Orchestra Mooseheart, Tll.: Children’s program Zion, T1.: Quartet on celestial bells: soloista: reading .. : Chictzo: Concert . - Philadelphia: Instrumental elections —Philadelphia: Gospel singer: pianist: Schenectady: WGY Orchestra . 9:30—Dallas: Southern Methodist program e B Chicago: Vocal and instrumental program . Denver s-Times concert B Hartford. "Conn.: Organ recital By New York: Ruth Peter, soprano, WRC and Philadelphia: Instrumental program .. .. 2 10 TO 11 P.M. Joe Ray and his Detroit talics | songs nivel School of Music (midnight)—Meyer Davis’ Le = Paradis Band broadcast from the Cafe | Le Paradis. i Early Program Tomorrow. 10 a.m.—Women’s hour, broadcast with_station WJZ from New York. 11:35 a.m.—Arlington time signals. 12 (noon}—Christmas services under the auspices of the Bible Department of the Federation of Women's Clubs, } direct from Keith's Theater. { 12:30 p.m.—Organ recital by Ger- | de Smallwood, from the Homer L. Kitt Studios. 1 p.m.—Lee House Trio. 10:00—Philadelphia: Movie talk alifornia Nighthawks ....... York: The grand’tour Rome,”" WRC and ... b Harvford. Conn,: Weather peport, oo - ool s o 0: University of Chicago lécture: music M ¥ork: “Your Hour WEEL WFIL WGR. WCAE. KSD and WTAG. {rom e New York 0 talk: pianist Atlantic Ci usical program ... New York: Readines: solos: Southi Ameri w York: Guitariste: Arrewhead Inn Orchestra innati: Formica Band and Orchestra Ago:. Mueical nprogram: Alamo Orchestra on: Radio auction bridge Sin nhis: Bridge game . : - Miami Beach. Fla.: Dance nrogram . Cleveland: Program from WEAF . anncrt: Travel lecture: Crescent Snringfield: Weather and missing perso Chicago: M i laban & Minnennol i Hot_Snrines Orrhestrn i 10:30—New York: Poiice, Wei Fort Worth: Concert. Chicago: Kitchen KI: Look for the Schwartz Clock Home of Perfect 7 ‘\\\\‘l'll"l,{, Diamonds Run down the dials of this amazing set—on any reasonably good night. One station after another comes roaring in, and you cannot tell from tone, or volume, or static, whether it is a local or a station 2,000 miles away. Bring in some clear station with a deaf- ening roar; then a turn of a single control and it sinks to the softest whisper. without perceptible change in tone quality. RADIO PLANT CLOSES. LATNAG Municipal Ch A . WOeCo i waetion Dridee: Suianacy oy WAL ReSrlion hovelties: New Atlington Hote e - senc:assses AIREES e reporta; Hicry e Orciiesira WATC eal and instrumental. || WRAP ot Ao e etk UERT CPheheniads s Tupmi Fiirn, WRO. W7, an i Now"Yark Vineant Tanes. and His orchestra WEEL WFL, WEAR, WCAR, WGR, WWJ. KSD and WTAG from... WEAF Philadelphia: Bill Hayes and his orchestra... .- . .WCAU 11 PM. TO 12 MID! :00—Xew York: Dance_ Orchestra 5. 00— Yoamt: Dinator 17, 8. L. haif ROUE, - s ; or vssms e Chicagal e Tria: vacal ‘and inatrimenial ariisis: Rt Panpers Moulin: Orehestra: oM.« .o Mocssheart, T Musical program: Rushmore Ei Singers inneapali 708 7th St. Northwest - 3123 M St. Georgetown A Few More of Those Remarkable Consoles Left ALL EQUIPMENT—5 RADIO CORPO- A’ s139s0 RATION TUBES—2 45-vt. Burgess B BAT- complete TERIES—1 4%-ut. Burgess C BATTERY— RADIQO--- 1 Philco 100 A. H. Storage Battery. EVERY- Quality THING HERE PLUS THE BEAUTIFUL RADIQO--- SET AND CABINET FOR $139.50. ) Service RADIO--- Terms Crosley Purchases One Bay State Tnati: R Company. Here at last is a set which can be rigidly guaranteed. T two most important develop- ments in the radio industry in the last week have been the closing down of the factories of the Ware Radio Corpo- ration and the purchase of the Amer- ican Radio and Research Corpora- tion, Medford, Mass., by the Crosley interest The closing of the Ware piant was reported to be due to dis- agreements with the Music Master Corporation. The American Radio and Research Corporation will be re- named the Amrad Co. and will be headed Ly Powell Crosley, jr. We Guarantee On a 10-Day Money Back Basis 1,500-mile loud-speaker reception on indoor antenna, ground, lamp socket, or such other connections as are available ir: apartments only. L WEAF “WHT markat reports. Warmanka SINEInE Svneonatrs, ... . ori: Emie Golden's Hotal McAlpin Orchestr Naw Yorl: Tovn v Beau Broadway Atlantic City: B ht's Dance Orchestra. Chicago: Ralnh W 1 his orchestra: vocal Siromental sols et A Cincinnati- Eight Duteh Masiers: ongs 5—Atantic City . Strand Theater orzan recital G Pitiahurh . Concert from Grand Theate Chicaga: Drake Hctel Ensemble: songs s 12 MIDNIGHT TO 1 2.00—Dallas: Fox Trotters Orehestra. . ......... =3 1200 O o Bdgewater Bench Hotel Orioie ‘Orclicatra: and instrumental soloists ... cEn Des Moines: Bankers' Life Little’ §ymphony Orchest: Cipeinnati: Alvin Roehr's Hotel Alma Orchestra Memohls: Frolic ... 2 45—Kansas City: Midnight ‘froiie: ‘Pl - 1AM. TO 2 AL 10—Chicago: Weather: Pat Farnes' “Your Hour League” OO v heart, TIL- Settin® Up hour: coloists: .. oo 2 TO 5 AM. Ralph Wilbams and the Little 1,500:mile reception, like local, on outdoor antenna and on any reasonably good night. Statfon KOA, Denver, will celebrate its first_anniversary of broadcasting Wednesday with a special “birthda; program. The entertalnment will last for approximately two hours. A tone quality such as you never expected to hear over the radio. ““Messiah" on Program. tlandel’s oratorio, “‘The Messiah," nresented by a chorus of 150. in addi- ion to the principals, in the Cleveland Auditorium, Monday night, will be sroadcast by WTAM. RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. Concert by the United States Marine Band, WRC and WJZ, 7:30 to 8:30 o'clock. tation’ Players: others Your complete satisfaction. Chicago: The Ginger hour: Skylarks IF WE FAIL IN ANY OF THESE, and you are the sole judge. we guarantee, if so requested within the ten-day period, to take back the set and to make refund in full except for a $5.00 installa- tion charge, which we retain merely to avoid triflers. Can you find any other set guaranteed for as much. CREEL BROS. Distributors, Wholesale and Retail Assigned to New Post. | UAI:S[;I‘ Sergt. William Davis, | & B . S. A, retitred, has been assigned | Negro Admits Killing Lumberman | = 5.0 % "¢ "Ernma. Industrial and | After a Hold-Up. {\'Krlculturfll Institute, Rock. Castle, | . | LITTLE ROCK, Ark., December 15 | (#).—Lee Walker, negrd, fired_the jEk s shot that killed Ira M. Hudson, Eldo- ! rado lumberman and oil onerater,'afb er he and another negro, James Walk- er, held up Hudson and robed him of % $700 sawmill pay roll, according to the confession the negro dictated to prison officals yesterday. The negroes, who are cousins, were brought to the penitentiary here yes- terday by the sheriff of Union County for safe keeping. Both confessed the robbery shortly . after being placed within the walls, but each denied the actual shooting after they secured Hudson's money. Lee Walker finally confessed the shooting, his statement being made in the presence of Warden Clifton Lvans, Sherfff Nelson and other offi- | icers and Newspaper mel. CONFESSES SLAYING. Every Standard Set of Proven MERIT! — in Our Stock Phone our repair depart- ment if your set needs re- pairing — b atteries, etc. LOW TERMS OF PAY- Afghan hounds, said to be of the| breed that accompanied Noah in the ark, are now being reared at Kirk- patrick Flemin; RADIO SERVICE, We'll Fix Your Set or No Charges Radio Electrician recommended by Radio, Coliege. Depart Boy Scout cvening, WNYC, 3 to 10:30 o'clock. International hockey game hetween Canada and the United States, direct from Madison Square Garden, WJY, 8:30 o'clock. Every factor that goes to make up complete RADIO SATISFACTION is available at CHAS. SCHWARTZ - & ;g’lltls'_ ’I("II{VLY THE FINEST MENT, even for this E BEST SERVICE s:rb;?ce. ! and THE LOWEST TERMS. | VISIT OUR NEW STORE AT 709 14th St. N. ] omis tal Radlo Shop ‘ Franklin 9694 WM. P. BOYER CO. RADIO—SERVICE ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION 812 13th St. M, 842 The grand tour, “Central Italy, Florence and Rome.” WRC, WIZ and WGY, 10 to 10:30 o'clock. Our Retail Department is Open for Demonstrations Every Evening From 8:30 to 11:30 P.M. Potomac 473 1811 14th St. N.W. Dance program by Vincent lopez and his orchestra, AWEAF. 10:30 o'clock.