Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1926, Page 44

44 SENATORS DEBATE | RUMISSUE ONWRE: Edge for Wets and Diil for Drys to Feature Bill Tonight. A senatorial debate on “Prohibition” by Senator Edge of New Jersey, Re- publican, representing the *wet Senator C. C. Dill of Washington, Democrat, supporting the “drys,” will Gpen the program to be broadcast to- night by station WRC. The debate slso will be broadeast by WJZ of New York City. Following the debate, the February concert of LatinAmerican music, ar ranged by the Pan-American Unfon nd played by the United States Army Band, will be broadcast from the patio of the Pan-American Building. The music that has been arranged by Capt. William J. Stannard, the leader of the Army Band, for tonight contains several selections never be- fore broadeast, and epecialties by the Army Band's double sextet of saxo- phones. Other radi station features will be a mov- ture presentation of “Memory the Royal Balon concert, the weekly politieal talkk by Frederic Wil Liam Wile, a brief entertalnment by “The Record Boys, a dance program by the Meyer Da anee Synco- pators, under the direction of 1 Kamons, and an recital by Otto ¥. Beck, to b dall's Tivoli Theater. A joint debate on the abolition of capital punishment in the District be. tween John H. Burnett, former assist ant United Ntates district attorney, and Godfrey L. Munter, profe the National University Law Sc the f traction on the progra of WMAL. Mr. Burnett will uphold the affirmative side of the question and Prof. Munter the negative. The judges will be three Washington news: paper reporters who are ‘covering’ the Wan trial, WMAL will open its program at 7 o'clock. with a concert by the Emerson & Orme Buick Orchestra adio Station, Radio, Va. .5 Meters). ither Bureau reports ther Bureau reports. WCAP — Chesaj Telephone Silent Early Program Tomorrow. 6:45 to 7456 a.m. ‘Tower Health Jixercises” from Metropolitan Tower. New York City. alke and Potomac ‘0. (468.5 Meters). WRHF—Washington Radio Hospital Fund Committee (256 Metera), 11 am. to ly}—Current events for * WMAL—Washington Radio Forum (212.6 Meters). & Orme merson Buick Orchestra. 7:3) p.m.—Joint debate of one-man teams, discussing the following ques- tion: “Resolved. that capital punish-| ment should not be abolished in the District of Columbia.” Bertrand Emerson, the Barristers’ Club, H, Burnett, fo States istant United to handle » of the question president of the the District of ed Godfrey L. the National . to handle the Columb, Munter, professor University Law Scho negative sid The jud ! Hendricks of the Washington Herald, Jim Ring of the Washington Times and John Turner of the Daily News, newspaper men who are ‘covering The debaters will give guments in two 10- with 5 minutes each be Gorman major minute periods, for rebuttal. BONES OF MASTODONIC HORSE FOUND IN WEST Californians Develop Theory Pre- historic Flood- Helped Wipe Out Equine Life on Continent. By the Associated Prees. BERKELEY, Calif., February 4— Helentists of the University of Califor- nia believe themselves o step nearer 1o a solution of the cataclysmic mys- tery that wiped out the equine life of nost of the North American conti- nent some time back in the Pliocene zge, 50,000 or more vears ago. Bone deposits unearthed in a gravel | it on @ ranch at Irvington, near Oak- and a few davs ago belonged to a pre-historie horse, it has been deter- | mined by Dr. Chester H. Stock of the rtment of paleontology at the uni. | about a dozen in ! 1uine masodonic in | o & horse. orge D. Louderback, geolo- | expressed the opinifon that at) 1w the animal wuas imbedded | ¥ were no hills around Irvington and no San Francisco Bay, and that ie region hereabont w vast plain. The gravel suggests an ancient river i and the 'ocation of the bones sug- sts that the horses or horse masto- ns may have been swept down from the highlands and destroyed in some tremendous pre-historic flood. i Wife Divorces Song Writer. | CHICAGO, February 4 OP).—Mrs. Dollie IHess Malie was granted a di- orce vesterday from Thomas Malie, 1l known song writer, and whose lest known songs are “Jealous” and Because They All Love You." Mrs Aalle charged cruelty, declaring her sband had struck her on several wccasions. RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. “Latin American” concert by the Un'ted States Army Band, from Pan-American Building, WRC and WJZ, 7:30 to 8:30 o'clock. Sidney Lanier Memorial con- cert, WBAL, 8 to 10 o'clock. Annual games of the Mi Athletic Association, W. to 10:3* o'clock. Musicd _program by the Laserow Quartet, WIP, 8:15 to 9 o'clock. Sesquicentennial hour, WLIT, 10 to 11 o'clock. The Record Boys, Al Ber- nard, Frank Kamp'ain and Sammy Stept, WRC and WJZ, 10:15 to 10:30 o'clock. Wendall Hall, “The Red- Headed Music Maker,” WSAI, 11 o'clock. LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1926 Programa of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time € TO 5 PM. 4:00—New York: Lexington Theater Orchestra . New York: Vocai s0l0s, Nichols lusuumel New York: Talk: vocal and inetrumental astists - Boston: Morey Peari's Rumolers .. .- s 4:30—Cnivago: Port o' Missing Men: fea vime iacinhia S Lo fel Combicety jadelp) 1at recital, vocal and inetrument 4:40—Philadelpaia; Police reports: orgun. trumpets .. 5 TO 6 P.M. 5:00—Dhiladelphia; Auto repairs by jradio ... St Louts Womeu s cio: talkn . Ciileago ™ Soloisie: Valentiro inn Orchest Chicago: Women'n clibs . - CGincinnati: Puno recital Moosensait, [il.: Chilren’ Minneapolis: Rei 8:30—New York: Orgun concert by New York: Market aad financial . 5:45—Pittsburgh: Uncle Ed from Post stuio ... 6 TO 7 P.M, e King & Orchestra. en_Urcnestra . .. Alpin- String Ense New York: Hotel New york: Tieasareiand Neignoors: Cleveland: Carl s Hotel Holle: New” York: Oleots. Vaiis Hotel M Clui Caprics Orchestta Detroit: Dinner eoncert PR .o Philaueiphia: Weather: Pagoda Orchestra L uk, Mich.. Speed Wagon Berenadere: Bal An‘mhl:) id altiniore : C Iren's program New York: Uncle Geebee, Perner Stark Qrehestra: Schenectady : Market n-rlrl»\. news: Ten Eyck Hotel Tri 8:15—Newark . 'flAlk. eports: uluud Shelton Ensemble . . Ciicayo: Topsy-Turvy ume e 6:26—Springheld; Market tporte: digner conceri ‘from ‘EDKA 6:30—Hartfod: “Twenty Minutes in Happyland™: Hotel Boad Tri Philadelphia: Hays' Orchestra . ecaosn Philadelphia: Bellevue-Stratfor! Hote Minneapolis: Childreu's hour: stories Atlantie (1ty: Newn: organ recital . Chicago: SKeezix time for children Baltimore Pe; Music Pittsburgh: New York 8:45—Davenport Chucago “rongs; ‘stories . w3 3 S ONC R =3 Organ reital from University coniree. talks Chimen ¢ News, 00—Chicago: Dinner concert from KDEA ... i e Shorts: hews; bedtime etories : Hotel Madison Orc i “onee: 1 Orciinat el Talk on “The Miraele Guotations Phaladeinhia; Bellevue-Stratford Dance Orchestra: talk . Springfiel 1+ Hotel Kimball Darce Orchestra: Massachuselts' ' radio DrORTAM ... ... st Az ity Hiotel Ambassador ‘dinner’ coneort:” orchestra WPG Philadeiphia; Orchestra program: Snellenburg _program Chicago Organ recital: lle Gronesira, - - New York Talk- Perner-Stark Orchestra; tali: Crystal Pal- ‘ace Orchestra .. SaErass Philadelphia.Roli call New York: Pranist Pace Dianist: health talk . ... New York: Loper's Orchesira 'musical Nes ‘mo sing: Smith Brothers : Motencard, L st romental Bour: - Pajmer $ympHony ers’ orsan recital. Victorians ... b Chicaso: Bupber bell program: organ reciial: lullaby e Salvation Army Band : Cleveland: Hotel Statler New York: Talk: sporte: markets New York: Market reports: lecture: Royal Orchestra ... . . Chicago: Banland Tro: soloists 5 Miami Beach, Fla. Concert program Kanaas ity Addresses: talks: markel 7:15—Newark: News bulleting ... .. ... 7:36—Porto Rico: Musical concert. taiks: sol Beadiinbia ot At hia O henra Hadelphia: Hotel Adelphia Orcl 3 5 Phladelohia; Dream Dadds. with boye and sirls. " Dallan: Baker Hotel Orchewtra & Shenectady . Book talk: program broadcast jointly with WFBL Montreal: Canadian National Railway ariis Atlantic. City" Magazine review. by Mra. Lord. Furtiond, Announcementa: talk, - Pebrary Stars Boston: Talis oo oo i Sige 7:60—Cincinnati: Weather ‘and market wports . 8 TO B PM. 8:00—Cinginnati Dinn concert from Hotel That Hava It by br. Kaufman Bostou ortheastern University Night Club: concert and dance or hestras. antic Cif Seaside Hotel Trio . News and police billeing. 71 ¢ “Awsociation’ gamen Now_York Tnites ' WEEI, WGR, WTAG, WOC. WCCO. KSD, WCAE and WE. New York' Will Oakland's Chateay Shanley: Buby songs: June Lec the singing vagavond. . New York: Musical procram . Lalk e Philadelphia ~The Sesquicente Philadeiphia: Vocal en Springfield: L stoc birthday list: songs Institute program: Concert Orchesira. songs: rads police repo; REPT S > o0upOpTae 2 trom’ Byre =] d 7> 2 »ISDETIRG <A j‘xr.i o, 2 L mental ‘ol Bedtime stories by Dol speecties Amerjcan Farm Bureau Federation s e New York : Program from WRC: United Stated Army Band: KDk e Srtnhonic_Orhestr Poror= Litgle Symphonic_Orchestra. 2 Omaha: Entertaionient Trio: Randall's Or- , chestra. . e e ool e C e W OAW: Denyer. Stocks’ and’ markets: news: Brown Palace String Orchestra < Cincinnati: M Kansas City Chicago: Ralpl reading Chicago Manna Kes cal program’ SEheaaan Ocal and inetrumentai solotei. h Witllams and his orchestra: Reo Jrehestra selmctions s - Gotlight and ‘Lamplight Coliere Musical Clu fal Concert {rom Tow s Angelcs ; nd his Cabfornians o Deupolin: Misicul program s v Cleve Workrit: Radie Artists New k: “Hire = H: WE New York: Mov Lovisville: Barney elfare talk Des Moines: Raleigh Qui St Louis: Esmaraidn s Davenpeort: Harry Mero e . B8:46—Chicago: Studio features: Alamo and Plerre Orchestras. 9 TO 10 P.M. rtet: violin: “Life’ Trio. . n s stories dlon n Rap) 9:00—New Yori: Orpheus Mixea Qu Togue. . .. Tee Molnes: Banks Ll anciseo” Child market’ reports radiotortal period Z ! Salon Orchestr: auot” Cien’ Bkimox, W v WFAR, WGR. WWJ, WOC, Symphor oz | prograr Tos ane Philh Orchiestra Congress otel. . b !;“'Nl'nl‘ v]!'lsonvd o e Atictie" mor e s s York: Musical prugram; banguet from Hofbrau Haus W or: Sona = Al B oy Vel ot Le dovsisnaierd Atlantic. City: Studto concert oo 010 ons £l Al dridrtéc 1 . Ii1: Children's hour: mugic: soloe: ban hicago: Daw and Pratt Anniversary program..........WMAQ hicaso:, Ziegler Sisters: Moulin Greficaira: Two Jaya: vocal and instrumental molos: Zig Zag Trio. w Zion. TIL:" Male chorus: trombone quartet: Vocal and mstrumental woios ... 9:30—Log Ange'es: Children's program: stories: wilas: Chrigtian Church ‘program: mueie ... ichmond. Va.: Edgeworth party: dance music . ©:45—Memphis: Cortese Ensemble .. ..... 10 TO 11 P.M. 10:00—New York: “What Shall We Do With Our Children Hotel Vanderbilt' Dance Orchesira - Los " Augelee: Musical program .o . 111 Atlantic City: Nichow' Daiuce ' Orchistra:” Grace vaudevile atar: nove.ty program .. San Fraucisco: Rudy Seiger's Orchestra Los Angeles: Mexican music .. Cleveand: Organ recital: solowsis .. Hot_Springs. Accorwon’ solos: East New Arlington Hotel Orc Kansas City: Dance oren organ’ recital: m Chicago; 8 Miawi Beacn, Bohenectady New York Chicawy Tectu Spring neld Al Lenz’ and bis Vireat {puia: Senquicent i Musical wealth Com; 1 Queation taik rc WEEL WGR. o R WAk AR R ADC olitical Situatlon i WisRingon. WACS 0:15—Now York: Tha Hecord Buge, WEC aud o on WAl 10:30—Cuicago: Klewcer Kissaics: Jack Turner ow Sork Orenestra - . Portlan eatner, police, market and New York: Police and wi 10:46—Los Angeles: “Care of the ew York: Preddis Rich' TO MIDNIGHT. 11:00—Chicago: Har and Sand: Moulin Orchestra; . oorcnoars. T, “Vaimer - Victorians: othern . . o .01ste New York: Ernie Gouden’'s Hotel McAipin Orchestra. Pitteburgh : Midnight revue from rost studio. ... Chicagy: Ra.pn Wiiisms and his Skylarks: voeal snd thl strumental soloists . . . Cinciunsts: Wenasi Hall Littie Cincnnatl: Post program ......... Cnicago: Vocai and instumental ~oloists Minpeapolis: Weatner and mark: Tepults Dance Orchestra .. . “Marion Mckay's Orchestra .. Musical program .- .. Chicago: U. Ne-“Vnrk Vincent Lopez Philacelphia: The Parodians: Club Chicago. Songs: dance music Tos Angeles: String quartet .. Ll‘flt Spriugs: A(;‘l'lm‘(um‘ Hotel O os angeies: Overland prozram San Francisco: De Molay Glee Club 11:30—Atlantic City: Elks' home program; dance music Schenecta Organ recital . S Omaha lerman’s Orhestra oes B Follies Bergere Dance Orchestra . 12 MIDNIGHT TO 1 AM. 12:00—Chicago: Oriole Orchestra: solos: reading . Tos Angelen: Weinstein program .. .. San Francisco: Avon Strink Quintet ... . Los Angeles: Voosl and instrumental artists . New York: Parody Club Orchertra e Clacinnati: Songe: McKay's Orchestra . Chicago: Chimes: vocal and inatrums Cincinnati: Musical program ... s New York: Hotel McAlpin Ifalian night prog Dee Moines: Bankers' Life Little Symphony Dallas: Circle Theater Opchectra . Davenport: Le Claire Hotel Orchestra 12:30—Chicago: vening at home” proy Chicago: Weatter reports: music 12:46—Eansas City: Nighthawk frolic; P 170 2 AM. 1 icago: Your Hour League . Los Angeles: Radio Club . San Francisco: Jack Coakley's Or Toe Angeles: Hotel Ambaseador Orchestra Cincinnati: Dance music from Castle Farm ;ky“ Terriers, Kay-Nyme, Rin-Tin-Kan and the Chief Omaha: Night watchmen, jubilee . 1:30—Mooseheart, Lil.: Palmor Victorians 2 7T0 3 AM. kun Wiliams and the am rchesira Angeles: Frolie . TG el v " Skylarks Station. Meters Milos. Lowm iiomab &7 am & CHAIN BROADGAST PROBLEM IS TOPIC Single Wave Length on Same Program Heid Scientific Impossibility. The assignment of a single wave lencth for cho'n broadcasting, &l though widely discussed at present, is 80 lar a scienunc impossibility and no serious consideration is being given the proposal by the Department of Commerce. As moon as radlo engineers have learned how to control absolutely the frequency of a broadcasting trans- mitter 8o that 10 or 12 stations may transmit the same program on the same wave length, it s possible that certain wave lengths might be re- served by the department for chain programs, on which all stations par- | ticipating’ in the broadcast would be required to trunsmit. Advocated at Conference. The suggestion of the chain wave was first advocated at the radio confercnce by Norman owner and uperator of station KTNT. at Muscatine, lowa It was answered at that time bv en cineers of the Westinghouse KElectric and Manufacturing Co., who explain- ed that so far they have been un- able to broadcast one program on one wave lenzih from two stations with out & resultant heterodyne howl Since the conference Mr. Baker, through the organization of a group of class A stations, of which he 1s the author has circu- tavized g sters of the country, as well s Congress, in an effort to brin {would compel all chain {to use only one wave transmitting together. It is pointed out by Mr. Baker that atlon chain of the American and Telegranh Co. as present, broadcasts a single = 10 enasace wave leng’hs 504 | that for all practical purposes com: 2% | pletely covers the broadeast band Wave Lengths and Stations. rth lensth when formed at i The wave lengths and stations are follows WOGN Chicago; 9, WIAR widenc 3259, WSAL Cineinnat L Wwy 389 4 WEAR, ( - Min: neapolis. s ! | burgh | 483.6, WO | New York |and 545.1 Stmilarly |as A} venport 5082, WOO. KSD, st r the Philadelph ric { hroadeast lanethe a33.1, WG on the followlng wav 2001, KDKA. Pite-bu; WBZ, New England, 3 Bchenectady: 434.3, WJZ, WE Washington, . Chicago. RADiOvIS-ILL- IN SOON. House Likely to Receive Measure Early Next Week. the first concrete radio legislature, is expected to be reported to the House of Representatives the first of next week. 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