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28 “PINAFORE” ON AIR BY WCAP TONIGHT Tuneful Operetta Offering hy_ WEAF Company. Cesare Sodero Conducting. “H. M. § Pinafore hat and Sullivan operetta, will he sung by the WEAF Light Opera Co. tonight for the audience of WCAT and other stations. Ce: are Sodero will dirent the adio reproduction. The operetta was tirst produced M 1878, and has nm‘ a continuous and ceaseless popular recaption. From the opening selec- tion, “We Sail the Ocean Blue,” 1o the final His Font Should Stamp” the has a nautical fla vor and revealsis the life on one of % fireat Britain's warships s the tuneful Gil story NAA to Share \ir shave the a dif station. will ton, wil “AP. hut on 135 meters. the nary NAA, at Arling air tonight with W¢ ferent wave band transmitting on hroadcast from Unjon the prelim Pan-American Pr meetinz of the ess( Music will be provided L the United States Marine Band Orchestra. Speeches will he made by Secretaary of State Frank Kellogz, Senor Don Franciseo San chez Latour. Minister from Guate mala. Senor Antonio Cice of the Journal do Commercia Rio de Janeiro and Senor Jose 1. Comensoro. president of the Press Uruguay Other Musical Attractions. (ference « cal attractions the weekly Lodonrs Among the other mu scheduled by WCAD concerts of the O the Davis Saxc phone Octet ane the Shinola Merry makers, and a_pr gram by the Eu dice Choral clety ot Ohio. The Band Dance chestra al=o play trom £ o'clock. “Mat Befor the House, WCAP's weekl: radio forum be conducted night by Repre sentatives Charle D. Carter. Iemo erat, of Oklahoma and J. N. Tincher, Republican ses. They will talk on y of their respective parties oledo Navy o 30 il : Mr. Tincher, of Kan Jlitieal issues LocalRadio Entertainment Wednesday. A il 7, 1926. NAA—Naval Radio Station, (1311 Meters). 3:45 p.m.—Weather Bure: 3:30 p.m.—Pan-American Congress of Journalists, Hall of the Americas of the Pan-American Union, addres by the chairman of the zovernine board, Frank Kellozz, Secretary of State, and by the vice chairman of the board, Franci Latour Minister from Replies will be made by Senor Antonin Cicern of the Journal Do Commercio of Rio #ie Janeiro, Brazil, and by Senor Jose L. Gomensoro, president of the Press Association of Uruguay. on behalf of the delegates. United States Marine Band Orchestra. 9:55_p.m.—Time siznals 10:05 p.m.—Weather B Radin, Va. u reports an reports. WRHF—Washington Radio Hospital Fund Committee (256 Meters). 11 to 12 noon—Current shut-ins (daily) events for WMAL—Wachington Radio Fornm (212.6 Meters), Silent, WRC—Radic Corporation of \mey (168.5 Meters) 415 p.m.—Mever Davi Band bre Paradis 5 p.m.— by Doroth auspices of enlture. 5 p.m.— by H. R. Nort} 540 p.m.—G under the Agvi Tawnsend Refrizeration,” Early Program Temorrow, 11355 a.m. 12 noon—O: Kitt Studios 1 p.m.—Hotel Arsenio Ralon time th Ariir direct I Poton Meters), 1wy O . assisted soprano, Wright nist of Toledo WCAP—Chesapealir Telephone Co. £:30 10 7 p.an.—tonee dice Choral ty Mrs. Otto B. Sand. dircct h; Gladys Grace Hill. lyric of New York City. and Felen Wiimington, concert pia and New York 7 to 7:30 p.m House” will be sentatives J. N 168.5 Soc of ters Before the Repre. Ma J. 2 Tinche of Kanses, member of of agriculture, and Chat of Oklahoma. chairman eratic caucus and member propriations committec 139 to 8 p.m.—Concert hy the I'nited States Navy Band Dance Ovchestra, Lieut. Charles Benter, leadet % to 8:30 p.m.— The Shinala makers and the Gentleman of in 1.” from New York City %30 to 8 pm.-Daviz Octet, from New 2 to 10 pm from New York C 10 to 11 p.m a Gllbert and S WEAF Lizht Oper direction of Cesare the committee D. Carter the Demao. of the ap- Merry the = aphone hX x Ipana Tronhadenrs, H s N Pina fare 1n operet ) by the mp: Sodern arly Program Tomorrow. 645 to 745 a.m.—Tower ercises from Metropolitan York City. RADIO’S BEST OFFEKINGS TONIGHT. Preliminary mecting of Pan-American Congress Journalists at the Pan-Ameri- can Union, NAA. 8:3) n'clock Concert by the the Pennsylvani KDKA, 8:30 o'cloc hea the of 8 employves of Railroad, R WCA to 10 Troubadours, stations Tpana and other o'clock. “Shakespeare in_ Songs.” hy the Dextra Male Chorns, W] 9:15 to 10.43 o'clock “H. M. S. Pifafore” by the WEAF- Grand Opera Co., WCAP and other stations, 10 ta 11 o'clack. Pan-American | Association of | Republican. | THE EVENING LONG RANGE RADIO FNTERTA NMENT KFDNESD\Y \PRII. 7 l‘)"fi Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time Stations. WNAC Wiz WHN 4 TO g imental Tric . % news: markets u lm-rw»lu sonzs: Dianiat; Mi) 00— Raston M'v“ 1 New Y New York g REBETCY —Phladeiohia 10—Phntade lphia 00—New York A5—Pittsbursh Knickerbocker Oreh erger’s Pals News: ik Police reports N Tindta aridst rectial ST o P one: Evelyn’ Lasks Postman’ Dan g 4 TO 3 P #:00—New York: Hotel Waldorf-Astoria Orchesira Detroit” Dinner concert .. ... . Schenectady: Stocks: news: ‘bedtime ' story Micl. Dinner concert: news bulletin York:Vail's' Hotel| McAlnin String Knsembie Golden's Hotel McAlvin Orchestra Detroit: Dinner ‘concert Philadelnhia: Weather inarket dack Davis. W sovrann KDKA Matlbox: ot Benjarin Franklin Hotel Orchestra nrogram’ . Orchestra Roston: Kirldies o Glee € Atlanta: Hoke Smit Hottle ®horus T Markets Bedtine «to Sports: Hotel piano solos: Spanish lesson helton Ensemble Hotul Lenox Ensemble “and Prttsourgh Moasehea Victon Hartford New Vork neinnati 45—Chicago Davenp concert S Organ: Pa Sxmn Hotel Bond' T k und his Orchestia from_studio al and. i concert 3 TO 8 from KDKA e Orchestra estra: reading ‘onvert Orchestia Dance Orchnstia mer " Plasers Al L, Concert v finan t Chimes orogram taiks Dinper concert s Hotel b Hardman 1 York: Markel's 0 ntreal: Queen's Hotel Sorinzteld otel Kimball Chica New Dianis )i A8 | instrumental’ soloist rk Kk Vocal ‘and Songs Shamsh Teldon Des MoinesBanker's Life o, Cuba Misieal progeam Ramland Trin: soloiste Tphia: Roll Calll Dirthday “halice 1eports Orchestra H Vocal solos FRIEANE list: viohn and ‘mandolin iter dinner concart: hook ¢hat nrogram orchestra Eastman T W cane ‘Clesatand Soloisre: arelostra: Graslines String Trio XI5 Roehrs Hatel -Alma Orchestra Texas, Oreneatra [, and Juds: songs’ Urake Tiackstone String Quintet A Tallc: e Markets ehahin Chib (N mane Collee T O estra Tomie | Orzan recital: soloists New Tork . Svnaogie sarvices chamber music Shivaca: Orzan vecita): Hotel LaSalle Orchestra it Riv Rand voncert: ke soloists Inneanolie: Midweek ervioes T P arm marker renorts: “children’s iatk 315 PhATadrinRia - Kiddies Drogram: voeal and recital Newark . 7ia’ Ceniral Park Caono’ Orchestra Roston Federation of Churches Davennort - Bedtime stories, New York: Snanish_lesson: UKe Jim Hawkine Richmond Hill Margie Make-Believe: vocal soloist Philadeinhia® Police reparts; Hote) Sylvania Orehest:a [ Dream Daddy. with bove and el iladelnhia Harttord, Conn . Announcements: police and weather Sohenec Miam Cloveland Chirago Cineinpat Ay e h THote) wi WMBF WEAR oianis WHT TlwRRe 533502 33523 an. instrumental w Talke Pheater Orchestra: organ. ark ¢ Lexington Chimes o WTAG We&0, To o M. WCAR WG R WW. WeAP WJAR. WSAT WEAF WHR Suring WLIR ot WNAC WOR KED, Woc w Ko Merr WEEL W00 and Kanane Citv Chicago oists Blackatone taike and “trio Ensembie Quaitet ain Chin nth’ episode raike: tatk « Dixie’: soioats S aurs: Oriecna tmanth Glon Clui Philadeiphia: Talk: Musical Nights' Adventures Detrort Tattle Syvinhons Orchesira ez Ty tme: Sharman'a | Coll hicazo Heishie Women's Clib Ch Now York. Voeal and i hanioiate cxe’ Tan Orehestra . | aileting ! Arehesira WHAM and organ recita) et auarter Orchestra: Verd) solol Little Mixed Quar Soloists . 3 Chieszo: Bedtime Pittshurgh: News Symphon: musical vrogram. storiek. Pennsvivania Markets om Raiiroad blnses' concert o Detroit: News: orchestra Denver: Stocks and markets Palace Strnz Orchestra New York: Vogue Entertamers Hartford Conn.- Soloista: talk Phtladelohia: “Government Insurance 0101 news bolleting: Little Brown .. KOs WHN WTIC o, WLIT WMCA WAHG WHAS KSD WIAT TF1 W7, WeCo WCAP w A WHT Progress Pain olorats: talke Y.: Vocal and mstrumental Masqueraders: talke Hotel Statler Orchastra Musical nrogram from studio ed_program Radio Mized Quartet Minneanoha: Market raports New York: Davis Savonhons Ociat W00, WCAR! WJIAR_ WTAG. WEET and WGR from Chicago: Musical prozram: Cinderalla Orchestra o T0 10 P WEFIL WCAP, 4 WLIR. from. m: Soloists Louaville St Louts Cincinnaty Los Anzelns Now Yor! 2.30- 45 ww | TWEAF W7, WAHG RFi WAMCA WLIT wTiC Enter 2 200 New Vark WeCo. New York Richmend Hill Los Angeles % A, Ipans Tronhadouw WGR. W3AI RSD a Dexira Male Chorn 5 X" v.. Four Gondoliers soloists “Talis: coneert: “radiotorial period Mamaroneck might: soloa Philadelnhia: PR, T. musieal orzanizations Hartford. Conn . Talk: mana and organ recifals Niw York: Talk: Loow's Orchestra: Daven Radin Yainers ; Denver: Orchestra Montreal: Bodlns's Danee Orchestra: Springfield: WRZ Concert Co : Chicazn” Varied muaieal nrozram from Canzress Hotel KYW New' York: ‘Co. vrogram’ instrumental seleetions. WRNY New York annual dinner of the Livingstone Strcet Az SN Nes Moine: SWHO Chicazo Wr.e adelphila. Talks WCAT Tou's: Song evele RMOX Newark: Gertner s Strng WOR Roston: WNAC Concert WNAC Chicago: Lecture: muste WMAQ Chicago: Vocal artista. WENR Chicago: Samovar Orch Wews Cincnnati: Bonk review {WKRC Mooseheart. I1.: Palmer Vietorians 220 Ransas City. Star's Orchestr tist WDAF NeW Vork Talk: Carrs musical prozram: McEvos's con vert WLy KPO - RGW ra WEBM Tnstrumental o Llcnye HN ®OA CHYC Wh hook 131k vocal solos, irtire concert dance program s Panis m»n..m' soloists Quartet Orchestra WMAQ Plasers rmmo. Children’s hour: ‘markets: town crier ner coneert . r Shon Quartet Conearvatorsy San Francisen Portland Crawiord's O Nonteal of Music Trio; = o 10 70 11 P.M. hv the WEAF Light Opera Co WEAF Pinafore Song_ neriod Nach-Fineh * C Rudy Seizer Srvmental qnintet: arret Prechers Quartet Weather and missing Sonzs: mountain and plam v ‘York: Larsen Violin FEnsemble Denver: Scheuerman s Orchestra. ... Philadelphia’ Arcadia Dance Orchestia. New York: Roseland Dance Orchestra Philadriphia: Prozram from WEAF New' York: Solos: Creole Follies Los les: Synchrophase String Richmond Hill. N. ¥.: Weather Iomal Dance Orchestra. ... . . Cincinnati . Auction hridze <ame Miam Bear Dance program Philadelphia: Fox Theater program Davenport. Ferrix Nursery Co. mus Tos Angelos: Talke: town erier. music Denver: and instrumental’ artists address New York: Newark: Literature 10.00-—New York Chicago Minneanohs Vel person reports Louts Anatol Freidland detective yiories. Quariet artista: Co instramental cal program 10015 cal KOX Orchestra WELWT, WOR KGW JWHT W00 JWCAL WHO WNY waz Voeal ‘and ‘atrumental soloiats review: news bulletine Portland: News. weather and market reports Cicago: Borden presentation Philadelphia: Hotel Sylvania Dan‘s Philadelphia: Songs Pk Des Moines: Dance program . New York: Police and weather Rcw Yors: Georse Olsen’'s Hotel Pennsylvania Orchestia 11 P.M. TO 12 MIDNIGHT. 1900 — Chicas Talks: songs The Plar Shop: WGN Ensemble Philadelphia. Artie Bittong's Cheer-up Chih Chicazo: Ray O. Vac concert : Newark: Fifth Avenue Club Orchest Portland: Western Auto concert proj New York: Haus's Entertainers: Denn Los Anzeles: Ventura String Quartei- | A v silver Slipper Orchestra | Francisco Atwater Kent program | © Hughie Barrett's Orchestra. Mmneapolis: Weather and market reporis son's Orchestra i 3 Chicago: Shermar inn " oF T, Victorians 100 3 - sports i Orcheatia norts 1045 20 WG N Weat am s Orchesira. solon Moosehea mental Chicago Chicago Chicago chestra Dance orchestra LR Midnight revue: Coon-Sanders: othres. .. Gare Girls. " Harmony ~ wingers: soloists 1 MIDNIGHT TO 1 Biltmore Hotel Orchestra C Jlub Orchestra Circus S ~AlbinEn) Chevrolet WGN Silvertos s Comedians derelia Orchestra: weather Vocal and instrumental_concert 6 Danee program by the Rhythm Rustlsis “itr: Nighthawh frolie: Planfation Plavers: 1TO 2 A, e 1200 — \tlanta New York Chicazo New York f.os Anzeles jeazo: Sonzs | San Francisco | Los Angeles Portland Denver K LRGW {iisias KOA 5- others WDAF : Your Houo Ls and: Concert proz Anzeles: Fratnre nrogram’ .. San Francsco: States Restaurant O Chicago: Sa ; Orchestra: ballade: vocal and. instrumen somnia Club” from Congress nreles: Musical program 0 Crawford's Orchestra: Tywo Wielew Helvey's Orchest . Palme; House Enteriainess AM, m 1<, Hotel Zoloisti 1 |company volunieered to | of its 60.000-volt transmission lines n order to cut out the annoyance VAR!OUS MACHINES FOUN T0 CAUSE INTERFERENCE o radio hsteners and in addition [ srdered a_portable " superheterodyne Sausage \(nk!f. rhone Ringer and \Ncelve! w)tn which it will patrol its | lines 14 “shoo!" the trouble. The | Truck Motors on Strest Cars “interfering * street cars have been ! Held Responzible. rebuild one equipped with special filters to cut out the noises and evervthing Is machine, Ingky | 15310 Peacetul in .-hu community. machines, and % 5 motors on frolley cars. have | Ordered to Foreign Duty. sura guilty of causing inter-| Col. P. Bishop, Coast Artillery i radio, reception. according [Corps. and Lieut. Col. Samuel .. eporis made to the Department | Sutheriand. Infantry. at the Army ¢ Commerce hy its radio inspectors. | War Cullege. Washington Barracks, The case of the sausage-grind-|have been ordered to foreign service. the owner of the machine in|the first named going to Honolulu Tucson, Ariz. adopted suggestions [and the latter to the Panama Canal made by the inspectors and the inter- | Zone. Col. Arthur S. Cowan, Signal ference has heen eliminated. Where [ Corps, at San Francisco. has been the felephane ringing was found tn |ordered to this city for duty at the be causing Interference, a power Army War College. ) | making cingin: sansage i that | {10 | soriety of | |CONGRESS GETS BOAT | Nicholas | B Lamount = STAR. WASHINGTON, MUSIC PUBLISHERS SEEK HIGHER RATES Society Hopes to Collect Mil- lion Dollars From Radio in Three Years. The American Soclety of Composers, Authors and Publishers is looking to radio for a million dollars in revenue during the nexi three vears, it was learned today. It s on this basls, It was declared, vhat new contracts are being offered by the society to broadeastinz sta tions and increased rates for socety licenges are being asked. chedules of how the society hopes W collect iis fees are expected 10 be esented to the joint congressional mmittee hearing arsuments thix weel on the proposed Dill amend ment 1o the copyright law. Profiteering Charges. “profiteering” will point out deasting com increased in than ihe its are Answering charges of in music. the society the rates of b mercial stations have the past year even more society's charges for the music for “If the stations making from Nt than they were a yea is oniy yeasonable that we increase our charges at onately,’ a representative de. clured. Opposition which would the ciass with machines, so (a1 copyright helders is concerned, will he offered hy the soctety at the hear- ings and this attitude s championed an the committee by Representative Sol Bloom of New York. Fees §125,000 At preseni. it is fees collected from tions of the country by the society 1otal approximately $175,000 a vear In order 1o bring the three-vear total $1.000.000. efforts are heing made {0/ Induce new broadeasters to accept lcenses. and new schedulex | for license holders are use of radio 20 1o 100 per ce sho Jeast propot 1o the DIl amendment place broadeastinz in vecording for talking < remuneration 1o a Year, understood. the broadcasting sta rates planned The heaviest charge vel made 1o any one station for the use of society music $50 a week. according (o Representative Bloom his was denied by the National Association of Broadcasters. which charged t the rates asked of station WNAC Soston. would approximate $35.000 vear. and that whereas some 500.watt statlons are asked to pay $1.000 vear and $20 an hour for remote con trol broadcasting. several 5.000-wart stations are required to pay only fourth of this amount. ¢ ane CLUB LAND REPORT Award in Ownership of River Front Transmitted hy D. C. Supreme Court. e MeCoy of the District Court vesterday sent to | Longworth, Speaker of the | Representatives, a report | awards to the Analostan t Club and the heirs of Robert imberiand for the lands owned by them on the Potomac River to which they set nup aim adverse to the | United States. The court found that | the owners were entitled to compen- | sation and fixed the amount to be| paid H. Prescott Gatley, as trusiee for the boat ¢l uh, $R.500 and the due the Cumberiand heirs Chiel Supreme Just | Honse of showing the | | | | $4.700. The report is made pursuant to an act of Consrese of April 7. 1912 which authorized the District Supreme Court to inguire into the ownership of lands adjacent to the Potomac River, the Anacostia River and Rock | Creek. These lands include the shores.. submerged or partly sub merged lands as well as the beds of waterwavs and the uplands ad including made-land flats and mans land. 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The followinz new members admitted to the Board of Trade ). Stewart Allen. Elmon J. Ewing Roy €. Farrall. J. €. Flood, G. Graves, Rush L. Holland. M. M Tohnstone. 1. B. Kirks, B. Houston MeCeney. George H. Rutley, Harvey Sansbury, John R, William R. Spilman, J. S Fred A. Wolff. ESTATE SET AT $775,000. Will of Milton Hopfenmaier Dis- poses of Much Property. who died estate valued at 10 the petition his widow, Mrs. Sara Hopfenmaier, and Edwin (. Brandenburg. for the probate of his will. The widow and attorney are named as executors and trustees and are to hold the buik of the estate for the henefit of the widow and two children. Mr. Hopfenmater Washington assessed al $2. and land in Virgina worth $73.000. His stocks. honds and other personal prop erty is estimated at $430,000. Attor neyvs Newmyer & Kinz and Mr. Bran- denburg represent the executors were howalter, omlinson Milton «h 000 Hopfenm left_an according fer. 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