Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1926, Page 50

WOAP WILL GIVE SIX-HOUR PROGRAM Army Band Concert and Play- | let Will Be Featured—WRC to Broadcast Music. With a musical, W uously tonight with danca music from the ballvoom of the Wardman Park Hotel. Severul talks, playlet by the Thomas Her bert wk hall resuits Wil intersperse musical attrac i predominantly adeast contin closing program AP will b for six hours. a and base the Co. s are Army musical features concert by the United and, under the divection of Capt. Wil liam J. Stannard, and the weeKkly pro gram of Whittall's Anglo-Persians. In there will be guitar selec tions by Sophocles T. Papas, clarinet solos by Blas Flores of the United States Music School, a vocal recital by Mary 8. Apple. contralto, and selec tions by the Imperial Male Quartet composed of W. Arthur McCoy. first tenor: George Anderson, second tenor: J. Benton Webb, baritone, and Francis P. Heartsill, A scientific talk on The major States addition “How Plants Be will be given by professor of physiology of Washington University ind plant physiologist of the Missouri o 1 Garden. Mar. Cornelius F. Thomas. rector of St. Patrick Church will speak on “Hallowed Memories.’ under the auspices of the G. A. R. Other talks include Blanche: Elizabeth “ade’s weekly story for children. and market summaries prepared the Department of Agriculture. WRC'S afternoon program feat a concert by the United States ) Band. it will be followed by dinner music from the Mavflower Hotel. a health and beauty chat by beth rden and book reviews by Mrs. Ni Reed by LocalRadio Entertaimnent— Friday, May 14, 1926. NAA—Naval Radio Station, (434.5 Meters). pm.—Weather Bureau rep p.m.—Time signal pm.—Weather Bureau reports Radio, 3:45 93 10:05 WRHF—Wash lglun Radio Hospital Fund Committee (256 Meters). 11 am. to 12 noon—Current events for “shut-ins” (daily). WMAL—Washington Radio (212.6 Meters). Forum Nilent. WRC—Radio Corporation of America (168.5 Meters). 4 p.m.—Concert by United States Navy Band., Lieu “harles Benter, handleader: broadcast from the Navy Yard 8 p.m.—W. Spencer Tupman's Ho- tel Mayflower Orchestra 5:30 p.m ‘Health and Beauty Elizabeth Arden 5:40 p.m.—Book Reviews Nina Reed ‘At Top of Tobin, Stanley Olmsted, and “RBlack light,” Earl Rossman. by by Mrs, by Sun- by Early Program Tomorrow. 11:55 a.m.—Arlington time signals. 12 (noon)—Danlel Breeskin's En- semble; Daniel Breeskin, violin: Viola T. Abrams, harp: Nell Paxton, or; broadcast from the Homer L. Kitt Studio. ! p.m.—Sidney Seidenman’s Shore. ham lotel Orchestra WCAP—Chesapeake and Potomac Tel- ephone Co. (468.5 Meters), 3 to 6:10 p.an Hallowed ories, Mgr. Cornelius Patrick’s Church— aorial day address under auspices the (i, A. R. and Veterans of all Wars Memorial day committee, 6:10 to Papas in KIH'.!I ~P]fi" 5:25 to 6:30 p.m. of the da Me Thomas, Me! news P.m.—S; kes an Announcement inche Elizabeth Wad; Hobgoblin by Mi teller. Sum the De- rket maries for the Consumer.” hy partment of Agriculture 633 to T:10 p.m.—Blas Flores, clar- inet soloist of the United States Army Music School. accompanied at the piano by William wsom. 710 10 730 p.an—Playiet Thomas Herhert Stock (o, 730 10 T:45 p.m.—Mary contraito, Tenley. 745 10 8 pa.—How Plants B F 2 < Behave When Diseased,” by Dr. B. M. Dugger professor of plant physiology, Wash. Ington University. and plant’ physi- ologist. Missouri nical Garde Louis. unde: of National ize. search Council and Science Service, X109 pam.Concert by the Uy p v the Unite States Army’ Eand, ¢ TR man, commandis Witliam J Stannard, leader wax K. Darey, second le Wi : 4 ote 03 Persians, 930 10 Imperial Mo son by the ot Capt Th ban from New 10 . Selections Male” Quarter, W St tenor; George ond tenor: J. Benton Webb, . \II‘ sill, bhass 2 pam Music from p room of Wardman Park H-:l:‘:?‘ ogram Tomorrow. ’r‘ am.—"Tower heaith rom Metropolitan Tower. el g D Tower, Whiteha )l York ity Anglo by the Arthur Ander Early 645 1o exercis New ST Radio to ““Cover” Race. Complete details of the fourteenth annual 500-mile international sweep- Ktakes automobile race at Indian- apoli- May 31 will be hroadcast by €lations WFBM in Indianapolis and WGN in Chicago. Quin Ryan, na- tionally known radie sports an- nouncer. will he at the microphone. RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGH Playlet by the bert Stock Co to 7:30 o'clock. Thomas Her- WCAP, 7:10 National Contest nd own WNYC, Oratorical “Constitution” musical program from Hall, ork City, 7:05 to ‘l o'clock. on the d Room,” WGY, 7 the Play- ama, “In by WGY 5 o'clock. Three-act Next ers, Concert hy the United States Army Band, WCAP, 8 to 9 o'cle “Neapolitan Night" WRVA, 8:30 to 10:30 o'clock Uncle. Toni's WEAF Players, o'clack. Cabin.”. by WEAF, 8 to 9 Wardman Park Hotel Dance Orchestra, WCAP, 10 to 12 orelck. e LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1926. Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time - + TO 5 .M. Stations. Meters. Miles. $:00—¥ew New York: News builetina . New York: Hotel Astor Orchestra: market 570 6 PM. cAlpin String Ensemble » hestra. o 3 orta Orchestia Y reports w York: Vail's Hotel Golden's ' McAlnh ¢ York: Hotel Waldo ago: News: finaneial an Howton: Kiddien' Kinb: dinner dance muslc : Children 'y base ball resul o ko Unce Geebee: Luna T Herman Neuman "French Tosson E Schenectady: Stock reports: news bulleting: SIS Sunday achool lesson Chicago: Market reporta: organ o Opehestra vey 3—Chicago: Topk )—Philadaiphia: B Orchestra 8 -#0—pittaburgh Hartford, ¢ 'm;. Ket' m’w mu re- ert? 4 vy time ase hall resulis oncert Annotincements’ i T G ST Dinner an.: O 6:00—Hartford, Conn.: Talk: Ame: Philadephia: Seaman's Orche purk - Instrumentul Trio aco: Organ _Family 1iadelphin g solox Al i ely Orchestra Congress” Hotel Orciestra’ 4 friy i York lectiire reports New Yok York Neightors Jesson : solon Olsen’s Harry Qrchestia Richman'x Punch kit Judy rumental soloists . . Oritiestral Trea anotations. Goidketn Entortatn Hotel Cle eatth talk: Frenth i nealth talk” French lesson . New York: Sports: ‘markets: thea Phuladelphia - Weat base ball resuits Chicago: Rauland-Ly Detroit: Dinner Newark: Sporta Quartet Soringfeld: Hoicl' Lenos “Ensemble DAl TeRulth: farm hews: . Puttebuegh® ase il re w;‘m}‘flng’afi W York: Bedtime sto A WGR. WOC amil WTAG fron Philadeiphiac Dream Diuddy. with Hova and giri< Balumore; “WBAL Dinner coneert - Bokton: Ta Atlantic City: News ‘Hulleting: organ’ recit New York: Sach's Quality Bovs . 6:45—Cleveland: Hotel Claveland Orehestra’ base bail yavenport: Chimes ‘concert: mase bail results.. w York: “Dickens” Corner” . 3 T0 8 PM. Boys! Detroit Atlanta Cleveland Sehenectady resnlte; % CWTAM Rsira Vae bail taik iin Hotel O chestr con news bulle market mmm " hase eriod g 6:50— AN, NAr‘ 7 7:00—Yew York: Hanoiness Cands 3 ork: Woodmansten Ton O atvie ulk Boston - Fhe Kitthen. Canaries radio SKit: Philadelphia: Taik. Conshohocken nignt . Voeal and instrumental program e story: roll callt birthday list Suers Cort Pussien Jeskon: 1 dram: Plavers ity songs 2 W “in the Next Meriy-Mad Schenectady Room' b Chizago: Pun. Musical Gane WGY and for the " Children | program from Congress. Hotel i vocal slos: “the Simeine G Beach’ ket reports ineanolis ATk - = Classicul e 7.30—Dallan: The Atlantic City Richmond Hill N My Baltimore: WHAL Jxirotters Tgeiyre (,;n. rion Ry e : R TO 9 P 1 instramental soloists R:00—New York: Question hox i hur Fhele Y Violimist - Philadeiphia’ The Reginas Xew Vork: Snider's hou Chicago: Classical program " St Louis cal and instrimental Hour artet New York on Height's Entertainers ‘and_her bov friends: Paliside Orchestra Tork: Graffman< Violin Ensemble: neemble Springfield’ Hotel Kimha 5 Boston: Perry's Ye Old New England Choir York: Hardman hotr of muisic £ Atlantic City: Seaside Hotel Trin Richmond.' Va. Market reports. farm ‘news: Teanlte: highwav reports: Neapolitan N and instrumental soloists: instrumental t Moosehears i.2 Chidren's program: musie Atlante Cite: Seaside Hote 3 A e rusroal” Drogram Cleveland: Varied program Pittsoureh wa! market ~Teports Orchestra “7 "\ Richmond Hill. ‘N Y. Organ’ recital Chicago: Moods Bibie Institute hour Detrolt: Dance program- . Chicago: Ballads: Gts “Oxfo Chicago: Black Friars plas {rom Harttord: Amariran Legion prog: 8:30—Philadeiphia: Schivkeriing artists Membhie: " Missieninpi Valley Facts Louisyille talk AR Plavers Orchextra: *quartet poems: songs Commerce KsD Belle Brooks WHN Conxtantine & natantin Roloistx New Trig, Now ht' " talk P 's:. 27 G San F‘r isco: Children's program Dee Moines: Sigma Alpha lot 1 featuren: v 10 10 P concert .0 ¢ storien: Town e W Los Atigeies hewe: i o antas Glen. Evho Sprtgs Phitadeiplia: Mormng Glory Clab Rufis and Rantu Martford, Conn.: Emil Tici Richmon Hill N. ¥ The G Cnicago: Arthur 1 Qi ool metiment ok Ttk " Donaid. Flamm: Boton " Chedker Tin Oreheatri Sorineeld: Burbank hacolat Orcbestra Constaniinos Eiscmibie Roseland Dance. Ore 4 Forted States Army lulplplna oiat Mavers Musicai Architec Ciasical comcert Wil Aneig b Woc. s Orcties Newi v Arcudia’ Dance Orctiestra ergers Hotel Bond Orclies and inatrumental sololsiy artists Lillian Shiw’ ige LL ore Brumewick What WHYN W7 WCAL Hotel Novelty Night.. ¥ Cand and Their Storins” newa “Wall Paper Hotel Oriole Orchestra cewater Beach artiste amily recital ik B s Studio program: music Hotel Gayoso Orchestra Dance program WGY Orehest Children's program Travel lecture Dance Orchestra. . ... Cleveland soloe: orchestra Memphis. Detrait: i Schenectady st Vocal xol . music. toriee: 1070 11 P Ben Bernie's Orchestra Weather and missing parson Base ball results; New 10:00—¥ew Yoo Springfiel Hot_ Surin, Ox(l.a,-v.lu - cago: Musical prokram Hotel Lorraine Orch Musical program: J Musical progam Arlinston Con Classie : 8 R < Orihestra WG \ Girle T nd instrimiental " 8 WsWs WeX Wil WGN KNX WRVA KPP0 e Gardens Orclestra Osbarne Sisters Jaiih Goldkette's Orehest- art, 01 Talk: Pa Vidtoriais Sam’nt Heary al program Musical pro Va.: Hotel Ric <y * Mugical progran News: ‘markets: weathoer Clith Alaham Orchestra Detroit : Pranis niond’ ¢ St 5 o Ciub, ports Sitver Slipper Orehestra 3 al and instramental concert’ s Musaical proram : o: Male o Chicago: Loftis presentation Low Augeles: Organ ro . hiladelpbia: Musical comeds Orggn concert MeAl m»,- e o nge: Liberty Studio Ensemble: Charlie’ Straighis Orcheeira Cleveland: Warmack s Singing Stncopators . . . Chicago: [Edxewater Beach Hotel Oriote. Orchie s oley hour 11 45— At Bhiertimess, 1% 5z e weather Chicago: MIDNIGHT T0. 1 AM. 12:00—Chicago: Your Hour League : Los Angeles: Scoteh songs: joke con San Francisco: Palace Hotel ¢ Poruand: Concert B ow Angeles: Davis progiam .. Nempnie: Grean recltar o ort Worth: Panther Haw g Bort soonn: pintner Hawalign fio”. 2 -Mooseheart. Ill.: Palmer House program 45 Kansas City: Nighthawk frolic: Plantation 170 2 PM. 1:00—Chicago: Midnight frolic: soloiats: novelt Fordiapd Concert, Pantazes Bheater program’ « Angeles: Holiywao on° Drog! Packard hallad hour o Lox Angeles Lind's Orchestra . h Franeino 2:00—Los Angeles: Hotel Ambassador Orchestr COMPULSORY DRILLS FAVORED BY FACULTY last quirter of of the board of Ohio State Is a land grant colle, [ college, but the Federal grant does not stipu. late there must be compuisory drill, The question was argued pro and con | the Southern Baptist Church, TAR, WA ASK ROCKEFELLER FOR $200.000 GIFT Southern Baptists Want Sum to Extend Relief to Re- tired Ministers. Al Rights Reserved. Tidbits of Tube Informati The old type of tubes of the UV 0, UV 201, ¢ 300 and € 301 types were not evacuated as much as the present tubes. In the process of evacuation or exhaustion to a high degree a me- talllc film collects on the inside sur- face of the glass tube and causes the silvered or discolored appearance of the glass instead of the clear surface found in the older tubes. In some cases this discoloration appears as an even silver coating, while in others the discoloration consists of different colors In patches with the silver. The. amount and kind of discoloration has ahsolutely nothing to do with the ac- tion of the tube and is not an indl- | cator of the merit of the tube | The ability of certain materials to emit electrons when heated is the asic i ple upon which the ac of a vacuum tube s based ent furnished by the battery crves only the purpose of supplying | an easy means of heating the filament the tube The lght emitted is 1y incldental to the production of nd has in itself no he ing on tion of the tube A< a matter of face, gr est efficiency would be obtained if all the energy of the cur shit were converted into heat with the production of any light Have Four Fun By the Associated HOUSTON, Tex., May 14.—John D. Rockefeller has been asked to con- tribute aporoximately $200.000 for the relief of superannuated ministers of the re lief and annuity board of the church reported to the convention today. Mr. Rockefeller has already contributed $100,000, the report said, adding that resources of the annuity fund are now in excess of $1,500,000. The board would match dollars with Mr. Rockefeller until $2,000.000 1s ob. tained, a small amount being added cach year until the total was assured the veport said. The report touched a phase of many preachers It showed 1,183 dependents, 611 ministers, 424 widows and children on whom it has spent $141 8$27.31, which was divided $125433.2 to relief and $15894.08 to annuit beneficiaries. This was done, port said, with many oth ently in need of relief who received none. 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