Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1926, Page 37

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 19 THE EVENING STAR, WASNINGTON, D. C. —_————______ e ——t— HIGHWAY PROGRAM LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT * WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1926 0 BE BROADCAST WCAP to Give Proceedings at Auditorium—Musical Numbers Listed. Proceedings of the mass meeting of the Lee Highway Association at the Washington Auditerium tonight will be broadcast by station WCAP. The route of the proposed new Lee houle vard will be announced at this meet- ing by Dr. S. M. Johnson, general d rector of the association. Senator Od ska also will t Sec- v of Commerce Hoover will pre. . Music will be provided by the Tnited States Marine Band. The princtpal musical attraction on WCAP's schedule is the outdoor con- cert of the United States Army Band at the Sylvan Theater. The program arranged by Capt. Willilam J. Stan nard, leader, includes Verdi's *‘Humor- | Victor Herbert's “‘American and the “Dance Suite,” in s. There alsc will be a saxo- Valse Erica,” composed Rudy Weidoeft, America's premier <axophon Base ball results in the leagues will be announced at o'clock, as the opening attraction. The Army Band concert will follow The Davis Saxophone Octet_will give | m weeklv concert from 7:30 to 81 lock. The Ipana Troubadours will | Tollow from & 'to 3. WCAP then will | connect its audience with the Wash- | ington Auditorium. Dance music by the Spanish Village Band will close the program. After describing the Washington Boston base ball game, play by play. WRC this afternoon will broadcast the concert of the United States Ma- rine Band on the Capitol Plaza, and a talk by Alice Hutchins Drake on “Art In Washington. LocalRadioEntertainment ; Wednesday, June 30, 1926. N8A —Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va. (434.4 Meters). 85 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. $:55 p.m.—Time signals. 5 p.m—Weather Bureau reports. wmr—w-mmum Radio Hospital Fund Committee (256 Meters). 11 to 12 noon—Current events for shutdns (daily). WMAL — Washington Radio Forum (212.6 Meters). Silent. WRC—Radio Corporation of America (468.5 Meters). 2:15_p.m.—Play-by-play the Washington-Boston gime 5 pm—Concert by the States Marine Band. Capt. William H. Santelmann. band leader: Taylor Branson, _second le: broadeast rrom the Plaza of the Caplitol. —"Art_in Washington,” by Alice’ Hatehins Drake Early Program Tomorrow. a.m.—Arlington time signals. noon — Organ recital by Mrs. Parley D. Parkinson. broadcast from the studios of the Homer L. Kitt T‘Vano Co. 5 m.~W. Spencer Tupmah's Hotel \h\flnwac Orchestra 4 2" p.m.—Phy-bv.play account of the Washington-New York _hase ball | game. | | WCAP — Chesaneake and Potomac Telephone Co. (168.5 Meters). to 6:30 p.m.-Base ball news of major | account of base ball United | £:30 (n 7:30 p.m.—Concert hy the United States Army Band from the | Sylvan Theater, Capt. Raymond G.| ilerman. commanding: m_J. Stannard, leader | 7:30 to 8 p.m.— Davis Saxophone Octet, from New York City. 8 to 9 p.m.—Ipana Troubadours, from New York City 9 to 10 pm. — ) Washington anepices of the Lee Highway Asso- | ciation and the civic and busin arganizations of Washington. Pro zram follows: 9 pm.. address, Sén ater Tasker L. Oddie of Nevada: 9:15 p.m.. selection by United States | Marine Band: 9:25 p.m.. address, Dr. { S, M. Johnson. general director of | T.ee Highway Association: 10 p.m., | finale, “Star Spangled Banner." 10:05 to 12 p.m. — Spanish Village Rand, Arlington Roof. Early Program Tomorrow. 6:45 to 7:45 a.m.—Tower health ex- e« from Metropolitan Tower, v York City. 11 STATIONS TO CLOSE. College Brondcasters Will Susnend Operation for Summer. At least 11 broadcasting stations operated by educational institutions throughout the country will be. closed during the Summer, according to the Assoclation of College and University Broadeasting Statlons. Those that have annouced sign: ing-off until Fail are WMAZ, Mercer Ui nher:n v \flr!h Dakou\l meeting at = of Arka n Teachers’ y . Colorado State College; KFMR, Morning- WHA, Unlversity of Wis- consin: <U. University of Kansas; WEBW, Beloit College: KFMX, Carl- ton College, and WCAJ, Nebraska Wesleyan College. Two Drowned in Auto. NORTH BALTIMORE, Ohio, 20 (®).-.John Holdman, Charles Courtney, 40. were drpwned when their automobile went into a ereek at a bridge near here vesterday. ¢ |RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. Concert by the United Army Band from the v Theater,. WCAP, 6:30 to 7:30 o'clock. Playlet. “Love ]n(‘orpnralcd' by WNAC Players, WNAC, to 7:30 o'clock. Harmonizers of 7:30 to 8 Hearthside Lucerne, WLWL, pclock. . Jpana Troubadours, WCAP, F and other stations, 8 to 9 o'clock. “Nell Gwynne,” by WEAF Light Opera WEEIL W \Vl WJ \R WTAG, WCSH and KSD, from W E\F 9 to 10 o'clock. the Mass meeting at Washington Auditorium, under the auspices of the Lee Highway Associa- tion and the civic and busi- ness or&nizations of Wash- ington, AP, 9 to 10 o'clock. Auditorium. under the =~ Programs of Distant Stations 4:00—New York: Stamford Trio. voeal 3. musi New ork: Waidart-Astoria e New York: News: sports; songs: ections e G 5 10 6 5:00—New Children's program: stories selections: Geeliee: Savoy” Orc 5:15—Newark . Conn_: Announcement Pliteburin Binner * con 5:45—Philadeinhia cert Eddie ' Campbeli‘s” O 6 TO 6:00—New Golden's Talk Roll call and_birthday, i bl D American Legon talk: $ "l “resuita e bork Spanish iesson: poii “phoniat New York Ernie Synagorie sorvices ew’s ory dison Orel olan’s _Orchestras adio Forum rrace Garden Orche talk: Stock reports: pi ital e Hotel Ensemble: Black vlunz:u o Markets " sports: orea estra Sy Rauland-Lyi. Trio Chicago: Organ recital Detroit:" Dinner "concert __ Cincinnau 6:15—Pittsburgh:_Base ball results 6:30—Cleveland: ‘Hotel Cleveland Orchestra Pl Poljge” reporta: Hotel nd Y. Margie Make Vol seleci Philadelphia: V. Atlantic Cits Philadelphia ew York Hartford ne recital " orzan " recital With hn\‘ US4 EE| ununl Theater Orchesira, Imenmatl Chlme Chimes Market Feparts oncert base bal T TO8 Travelers Jongleure WOSH Minneapolis Conn The _Shinolas, WGR.WEEL W00, and Talk 7.00—Hartford New ¥ A Philadelph; Nm tic Springfield Leazue Radio York, Yamia ¥ama Bocs Household message York Baee. ball resnite: falk’ B orchestr illion Blackstone smnw qumet . < S or vt ‘results’ ‘arean’ reciia sewater Beach Hotel O al Detroit Chifaro: Lallaby time. ¥iolihist: orsa 8 TO 9 8:00—Chicagg. News: surpries time Maurie York® Ta Songs: Edzewater Beach Orc 0 1y Vocal soint Terrace art. 111 - Children s brogram Seeing America with ork . Mamaroneck ~mizht hestra pew's Orchestra Sori New'" \mk e Boston Dodees. R Rl ey WLTB: Wee: Whr WOR Classica), concert Y. Vocal ‘and in markets Studio_concert Philadelohia- Song revue: talk: soloist Philadelphia. Montco night Hartford Conn.. Carroll's Dance —Richmond, Va.. Markets: bass ball Loussville’ Syivia Trio: health talk o TO 10 Atlantic City Richmond. Va Hartford. "Conn, Philadelphia Philadelphia Pittsburgh Voeal Korjatovich. Chor Richmond Hill iff Tlrich and = ynpe.” by the iy WCAR WIAR. WEET WCSH and KSD.from Roston Jim_Gallagher's Orchestfa Naw York: Roseland Dance Orchestra: Springfield Moosehea; ell Gw al program estra: quinte radio mi Chicago*, Vocal &olos’ hanjn selections Chicago:” Harmons time tras: solorats © WMAQ Plavers Vocal and instrimenial Rose < Paulist Sextet reports Cincinnati Detroit: News Orchestra Kansas City:' Adairs Orchesira: Minneapelis: Church ' servici Philadelphia Chicagar *Migical *program New York Hotel Astor Orchestra 10 10 1 Orzan tecital chimes Conway's Band: 2:30 10:00—Richmond. Va Atiantie City: Chicago: T azo’ Musical program Phiiaaeionie Soneas Cater i’ Cit higago: Sam “n" Henry anu;‘mlu. “incinnati : Musical program “Thorobred Entertainers Banker's Life Orc hestra Vocal wolos: Tin Pan Al rehes Monterey” Quintet Ben, Bern Mooseheart, 11: balmer House Vietor Springfield Davenport eii New York: Siibper “Orchiesi 1 T0 Organ’ r Sitver 11:00—Minpeapolis ) rum Anati: Post Dance Orchesira e dgewater Beach Hotel Orcl Atlar ty: Dance Orchestra Chestra SR 11:45—Atlnta: Concert’ program 12:00—Chicago Chicago Chicago r oneers” prog Ghicaro: Witching houp Terrace The Nutty Club: organ’ reci recital 5 FIFTEEN MIN Noted Authori Electrical Units Used in Radio. Part II. Standards have been adopted by which currents, voltages and resist- ances are measured. The standard for rate of. flow of electricity is determined in an electro. chemical manner. It is the rate of flow of electricity which, when passed through, a certain solution of nitrate of silver, will deposit silver at a cer- tain rate of grams per second. The standard of resistance is as thread of mercury of certain definite dimensions and mass and at the tem- perature of melting ice. With these two standards the third quantity is- determined very easily. In measuring: water it is not suffi- cient to know only the rate of flow. It is also necessary to know how long the flow} goeg” on. In electricity, therefore, it is also necessary to know how long the flow goes on before the quantity of “electricity used can be determined. g Coulomb Unit Explained. The coulomh is the unit of quantity of electricity. .It is theé quantity fur- nished by one amperé flowing for one second. Theé symbol for this unit of quantity is a capital “A" The am- pere hour is another unity of quan- tity much used in standard practice. The ampere hour is the quantity of electricity furnished by one ampere flowing for one hour. Since an hour is 3,600 times one second, an ampere hour of electricity. is equal to 3,600 times one coulomb, or 3,600 coulombs. Ampere hour is abbreviated amp-hr. In alternating current or high-fre- quency work inductance and capacity effects must be taken into considera- tion. - The henry. is the unit of in- ductance. It is the in ce in a circuit when the elect otive force 4705 PM. o o selections: violin and piano sele e ork: Hotel Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra: ‘market base ball inarked 1 e Jack ‘Chapman'sOrchesthd nati: Hotel son_Orchestra: talk WCAE taman's Oreheatra lalet Forum Witliame Ik: Castieton Instrumental Trio Public_anditorinm program vocal solos Bille. Snears.. WLS ‘Trio” Oak Forest Male Quarte Whadmansten Hizhiand Park Orchestra News and_weather report: and instrumental readia’ Dance Orchestra Crawford’s and Hotel Orchestra Ensemble: vacal solf Club B Weather and missing person reports: Weather and market reports: Sports: musical program: ‘weat Stations Meters Miles 4015 204 market reports #8158 ulele and mxu‘x.w‘-”. s 204 P. 204 wcores. . i reports: rolos 5% hestra’ 204 i Hotel Shelton Ensemble: sport tal Orchestra: ’f\mx hawe " WOR Orchostrai i rtal Tectiire ira solos results er Orchestra Hedtime stors. “Congresk Holel OFh REa o ] neh and * Judy Strinh, Quintet Matiyie Shernian's eporis Alvin ' Roehr's * Orchiestra’ | scores e-believe: & and wirls’ W and talk it results " P, C WIS WA WO, WCCo, W Al’ Kentue kv brogtam T Murphy's " Minsirels vocal .m g solos . Notur” a i Trio . rooklyn’ Safety cmuwn :v-: club addres 4. news bulleting B P Hotel Concert rnnmh\-m ofsts Little Symphony ' Ofchesirs w address Charlie npol fervices Slraisnts P 5 = >;S Sz T Pk e n ‘concert’. . Sherman's Qrchestra. 2 hestra 2t 1T PEREICE 5% = Garden Orchestia T Prsprs Rand: Monterer’ Socieis Ofchiesi siminter Hotel Orehestia oloiats fex Army Band. WRC. WGY and adoirs, WEEL 'WSAT and KSD' from WCAP, W00, WWJ_ WEAE strumental -m-u- Murehs's Minstrels . estia e Alta. negro quartet r.. eolol .omm angic Oite Chalfonte. Haddor * Hall ' Trio Rax «mnm WEAF. Lizhi Onera’ WWwJ, 'WEAFR Palisades Orchestra . . WHNT WR? WTAG. WCAE, lkuv-l:d and jewsharp selections mic: soios: ‘Staug] mmm"- show m's Orches. program songs: news aoloist be o police Musical prozram from studio.’ wongs 3 . Fox Theater profram: Hotel Ritz Cariton Or 1P recital y Torrace Garden Guinier: Oshorne Sisters Pre Waste’ Box: et s o mma 1ans: soloiats hw bt MIDNIGHT. hase ball resuits veather hestra . ~mm-r Garden ‘Orehy tal . {udio’ Entertainers’ 7 Plantation Players: othe TES OF RADIO EACH DAY . BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA ty on Radio. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction Prohibited. induced in a circuit is equal to one volt while the inducing current varles at the rate of one ampere per second. The svmbol for Inductance is a capl tal “L."” Since the henry most ' purposes, smaller units are usually used. The millihenry is equal to 1-1000th of a henry; the microhenry is equal td 1-1,000,000th of & henry. In radio work even small- er units, the centimeter of induct- ance, are used. The centimeter of in- ductance is equal to 1-1,000th of a microhenry, or 1-1,000;000,000th of a henry. : The farad is the unit of capacity and its symbol is a capital “C.” It 1s the capacity of a condenser which when charged with a difference of potential of one volt has a.charge of one coulomb. 4 he farad is abbreviated: as g &mall o “td,” This Bt 18 tos large for practicala purposes, the most gen- erally. used unit being a miocrofarad (mfd), which is 1-1,000,000th of a farad. Even this smaller-unit is too large in some cases,.so a micro-micro- farad (mmfd) is-used for very small capacities. The micro-microfarad s equal to 1-1,000.000th of a microfarad. When an alternating current flows in a circuit 'fontaining’ {nductance] and capacity the apparent resistance effects in the circuit are not the same as in a direct current circuit. The apparent resistance offered by a coil s termed inductive reactance, while is too ltrge for that of a condenser is termed capaci- tive reactance. - The symbol for re- actafce is a capital “X.” The total resistance effects of both direct cur- .rent resistance and alternating cur- rent reactance is termed the “im- nce’” of a circuit and the 'rmho for this is a capital “Z.” This cigar has instantly met with widespread approval by all smokers wf choice quality cigarg. Made of a superior grade of domestic tobacco that affords a cool, even-burning smoke. La Oma Dusting Powder A delightfully fragrant dusting powder for use after your bath. It adds to your daintiness and well-be- ing. Keeps you cool and comfortable. A large, velvety puff in each beauti- fully designed metal container. Spe- olal sifter feature in each container to prevent waste of powder. A re. markable value at 39c. Very Special 29¢ July Brings Deep Cut Prices! 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