Evening Star Newspaper, February 24, 1926, Page 26

‘FOREIGN SERVICE TOPIC FOR WEAP| Joseph Grew, Undersecretary of State, Wili Speak on 00—Bostoy artist 40—Philadelphia: Police report 00—Nes LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT THE EVENING WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 24, 1926 Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time 470 3 PM. 3, Jhenart Colonial Qrcheatra: soloigts ] Philadelphia: Tal » TO 6 P.M. w . York s Orchestra . Stations. tiimipets York: Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra: mirkets Meters. Miles STAR, WASHINGTON, FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY By dJoseph Calcaterra, i Noted Authority on Radio. { | Al Rights Reserved. Re Prohibited. roduction Tlle Carborundum Detector. Part I Carborpndum as a rectifier or de- tector is by no means a although a few new thing. D. C, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1926. IRED PEACE MONUMENT L REJECTED AS UNESTHETIC But Statue of Charles the Thir- teenth Is Removed for Same Reason in Stockholm. By the Associated Press. STOCKHOLM, peace monument February with | purely the faces of kept Nikolai Lenin, Dr. Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxembourg on its founda- tions has been rejected by the muni- cipal planning council of Stockholm as not in keeping with the “sober beauty of the Venice of the North It was offered to the city by the more radical elements in the Swedish | labor movement, but was rejected on | esthetic grotinds. A showy monument of one of the country's | kings, Charles XIII, recently was re moved from its conspicuous position | for the same reason, and is now | under cover until a new and ' more suitable setting can be found The council declares “decorative art and not bronze dummies’ ty should have. TUgly signs on public building: is what the | declared taboo. commercial have heer fans who have been accustomed to i of galena specified for cr; detector circuits know that carborundum can be used to advantage in that c There have been tw | why popular in cr he first has | that ordinary program:_tal yalentiio Inn_ Orchestra ... . Rewlers' Club ... Ry hicago: Talk: ni Organ “Fori Pitteburgh: Postman Dan: icag Minneapolie: ( Radio Tonight. T and \l\eli the subject sseph Grew, Under tte, before the micro | ¢ station WCAP tonight. v~ Before House” will he 1 by Representatives (roiher both of New York. Mr Crother is o Republican, who will talk on “The Tariff.” while Mr. Carew’s subject will he “Taxes in General and e 1 in P * Both | T atives are members of the | ways and means committee. | The discus<ion will be followed by | th& weekly concert of the United States ) Wl turing the salection Alia Mater,” dedicated to | Dr. Frank W. Ballou. superintendent | The material is taken ! vorite songs of u score “The Department of State will be KDKA Ma 6 TO 7 P.M. Rupp's Hotel Hollenden Orchestra her; Benjamin Krankiin Hotel O YHot S Natlonla,{l) Arkansas q Health! The radio-active mineral baths are famous for their curative powers; they renew strength and vigor im run-down bodies. Q Rest! The bracing springtime climate soothes tired Berves; mdu a fitting caviroument for those secking gest and G Pleasure! Rolling golf courses are in splendid condition; thera ere monntain (ails dirough pine foreate for riding and hiking. Therc's a diverse, congenial social life. al detector cir been due to the specimens of carborun- !dum are not particularly suited for )1 | the purpose as a detector unless u wos |auNtliary hooster circult consisting of Detroits Dinner concert . . . cctudy: Marketl reports: news: children Uncle Geebee: Wintz's Jorses Alpin String Ensembl K brogrun i Mool Witdort-Astaria M: vocul solox Hotel She eiton JE TR * Market rpeort: Hotel Bo : Childr, Belic Dinne Mogsehearty 11 Victorialls: organ recital t {rom Post studio * Palmer Symp schools. om_the f: it colleges. Other headline attractions the weekly program his gang.” Tpana Davis Saxophone wk City. L. Rothafel to thousa the Iar well to =ht, thy v, Rmancial ond include 2 WEBLL WO RO Theate tion of Churche - Orchest Easily Accessible 9§ Connections at Union Station, St. Louis, with Missouri Pacific trains direct to the Springs, providing over-night service. Through standard drawing-room sleeping cars. DAILY SCHEDULES St. Louis (Sunshine Special)._6:45 pm. .. Hot Springs 7:00 am. (or you can) St. Louis(Hot Springs Special) 9:05 pm. Hot Springs . 9:30 am. azogue ~ons: ¢ known : Commio listeners-in 1 Lid a tem ny rad AP and | ther stations, until the open | ! ! his new Koxy Theater, next 3 2 ports! a2 ol e 5 ’ Hotel dnmer concedt: 1 5 S i Wiz voll call:” birthuay list i wip WRAQ KMOY WAL Tis Solvs h W . © Convert prosrini al progrim Sophocles T. Papas will open the | veland: n with @ number of Hawaiian Detrotte g - selections Kansas City €rnoon Teatures on Fort, ¥ am include a d er Dovis Le d by an orgun ley | nson f t studio. SCUIT OF CARBORUNDUN DETECTOR LMee Fig.2 i 1l fashlight t tentiometer for uccurate adjustment | of 1t biasing voltage used witl i the carborundum detector | The fact thut galena ot - re : quire any such wdditions paratus. | <m : : ok but works vers well in its simple forni | 2 2 “with only two binding posts (o T nect into the Gunts for o i ture: talk. ©Advertising” W : difference in these onn. . Sacngerbund coneert: soloist forms of detec Vocal and istrumental artists; P Midweek chur-h servi for Fixed Detector. ocal soloists: piano Atpico artists; organ 1 . <o W Tl dv Dhex’ Moines: Stories: Dorai's Orche Miami Beach, News and_poli St. Louis: Ore pianist: Chicago: Willlams' Orchestra: solof Pittsburgh: News: markets report Detroft:” News Orchestra: soloists . Cleveland of Cleveland program ch and Judy stories: m Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for Colds Pain W e pr wadis Band, recital by nu the Homer 1 Neuritis Toothache ! 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These facts caused a concern which | manufactured carborundum spe ties to do considerabie research we xr i 47]in perfecting « unit which would | On n use of the zood properties of . this materfal without its usual dis advanta ct Ilr i opera- | — . ble for WRHF—Washington Adoen Radio Hospi Fund Committee ( Meters). (daily)-—-Current illiamsa Orghestr: aerater Beuch Hot-1 String trio ... e ket reports: rohiestra | an Legton program Denver: “Stocks and markets: farm Strinz Orchestr: oo Philadelpbia Fecdtar New York: M Merrsmals WTAG WIAR, WOD. WOC il RS, from Sehenactads: Musical program from WHAM . New York: Elite Trio: sloiste: Hovatian wuitarists 815—New Vork: Talk: Lewisohn ¥ree Chamber mush soloist Sy WMAL—Washington Radio Forum Sololsts; (212.6 Meters). | Silent taili: Brown Palace the development of carborundum par this pury After ble umnour of re the pre require ween U borundum and the hardened plate, which ucted - contacting element to produce the best results | wers ined and further research ; iting in perfecting a suitable cartridge to house the « |u|4|um‘ and the plate and keep the pressure WR(—Radio Corporati (168.5 Meters). AMezer Dav vadcast from of America WEAE. WSAL Le Paradis { the Cafe Le 415 par Band, Paradis et metal Trom the ) > voal solos Origle Dance Orchestra a; College of the iy Saxophone Octet. ol i instrimenial fectal Kitt 5 Early Program Tomorrow. 11:35 a.m.—Arlington time signa 12 noon—Organ recital, Mrs. Ida V. 9 T0 10 P.M. Clarke. from Homer L. Kitt studios. | §:00—New York: Ipana Troubadours. W studio. WEAL WEAF WO, WEAE, WGR and WIAR. from . W TA 8:45—Chicago: Alamo Orchestra’ artists WCAP — Chesapeake Telephone Co. (168.5 Meters). to 6:30 p.m.—Sophocles Hawaiian guitar selection 51 Department adelphia Havana: Talk Detrott St. Louis, Piitsburgh 0 Mu k5 soloists ork: Radio talk: soloists Sewark ! Literature. review Minneapolis: Program {rom WEAF Springtield: Piano Hartford. Conn.: Talk Detroit: Musical pror: Philadelphia: Rigo's Re Cincinnati Chicago Kensas ity Grew. Undersec) —Sophocles T. Pap Sk — 30 p.m.—“Matters F * discussed by memb Representative Crowther, Republican, of New State, member of the wavs and me: committee. will speak on Tariff.” Representative John F. Carew. Democrat, from New York., | member of ways and means com-| mittee, will speak on “Taxes in Gen- | ral and the Estate Tax in Particu- lar. flashlight battery in one unit and cor necting them together so that only | two terminals of the unit are used in | connectir whole 1gement | into a « detector _circuit. Thfil unit_jtself wing the fixed detector potentiometer nd flashlight cell in position between the bhattery mount |ing clips is shown in Fig. 1. The cir-| cuit of the unit is shown in Fig. 2. i The fixed condenser shown con- nected between the center tap and the | slider arm of the potentiometer is a part of the small mounting panel. | The two binding post terminals do show up in the illustration. They ar under the fixed detector cartridge and are easily accessible for contection | into any circuit. G Hrogram mes’ Jolly Four Ch n's prokra music. L v Address: Farm Bureau Federation. . Dinner - congert. nee:” vocal and indfrumental’ arfists ‘from "Capitol WOS JEGW _WHO constant for best results. Thus ‘y . e lmes o rborundum fixed detector. which | ® 1 p.n.—Hotel Mayflower Orchestra. WGR. 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A (Stannard); ture. Alma Mater” colo solo, “Chant du Nightingale's song') played by Master Sergt. Lutkiewitz, pi nlo soloist, the United States Army march, “Jolly Boys (Ehlers): jon, *“The Burgomaster™ (Lud4|~\ tz romantic “Mighty Lak’ a \\P\lh) short exposition of ihe proposed “May Music Festival” (bout seven minutes—{ lflnndrd\ ca- price, “Heart's Me: ge" Sanu—l mann): march, *“The Lure of Alaska (Benter): ““The Star Spangled Ban- 10:00—Denver: Instrumental prog: male quartet: soloists .. Philadelphia: Violinist and pianist: New York: Musical program WEEL WTAG, WCAP. WWJ. from Mrey Chicago: Edgcwater Beach Hoic New York: 'Concert; movie tal Miami Beach, Fla.: Dance prog Des Moines: ' Program of dance E venport: Orgam recital: muccial hroxram Vocal and instrumentul soloists John J. Bradley medley over- | (Schmohl): pi (Filipovsky Alexander assisted d S W, Band: | Philadelphia: elec- Ara San Franciceo: R Cincinnati: _Orchestra: Hartford: Ps Minneapolis: - Cancert orehest Orpheus Mixed rings ings: Smiith’s Fid- IF YOU HAD A NECK AS LONG AS THIS FELLOW | Yoc: 2 d 3 %4 : 1 e SUHETHRDAT f Arcadia tn: WAY | DOWR | iehmond Fill o OlleEians New Saxophone City. “Davis 8 pm.— S from 0 p.m Cew York City hawken Elle® us™: histor: kot @nd police roport ntation echt’s Oreliestry. MIDNIGHT. Band . The. NarWISowMKmJ’ SHOULD QUICKLY RELIEVEIT | fel) and Tlis . Lincoln Uni; City. 11:00—Jefferson Cits OL% Palmer v Mooseheart, Tomorrow. 5:45 to .m.—Tower Health es ereises from Metropolitan Tower. New Tork City. HERD ‘%AFé AND SOUND." Shipment of Wild Elk Slightly De- pleted by Deaths. MIDDLEBORO, Mass.. February 24 | (). —Their number depleted by Jamber of deaths, but otherwise safe and sound. 379 wild elk arrived here -esterday the Dixon National | Range. Moiese. Mont. Temorrow the | 12:00—¥ew ¥ k will travel by truck to the Xe " ket Range, where they will be fat- ‘med and killed for the astern mar- et Sutistuction with the Lenture, involving the largest ship- went of live wild animals in the his ¢ c v, was expressed by ? v R. Jones of | of the Elk ireeding and Grazing Association. in | harge of the undertaking. said the deaths were due to the natural hard <hips of travel. RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. Concert by the United States Army Band, WCAP and other | | stations, 730 to 830 o'clock | | gy)pNED LEGS WIN n,ooo.! Legion e sy lock. Girl Scarred by Lye-Laden Lingerie Lewisohn free chamber music Given Jury Verdict. concert. WJZ. 8:30 o'clock. ! JERSEY CITY. N. J., February % (#).—Lye-laden lingerie that scarred her legs permanently obtained a jury verdict of $1,000 for Helen Day, 19-; gram At ‘progrin Tallc: s(rine qurtet Raiph Wifliains' and instrumental Ra"( & Oreticstra York: tioibas 1( Qrefiesir: . 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