Evening Star Newspaper, July 3, 1926, Page 32

32 M HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY, JULY 1928. WRCTO FEATURE POLITICAL RESUME Frederic W|II|am Wile to Out- line Situation—Navy Concert at 7:30. Frederic Willlam Wile, first political analyst, will return to the microphone tonight to give the radio audience of the East a resume of the political sit uatfon in Washington following the expested adjournment of Congress to- day. The discussion of Mr. Wile will be broadeast by WRC and the high- powered transmitter of station WJZ at_Bound Brook, N. 3: Mr. Wile's address tonight has been | prepared particularly to give a sum mary to the radio audience of the outlook for the coming political paigns, together with a glance bac ward at the accomplishments of Con- gress at its session which began last December. Mr. Wile will be heard| bezinning at 7:10 o'clock The joint prozram of WRC and W.JZ also will be featured by the July m “Navy night” concert. which will be played by the United ates Navy | Band, under the direction of Lieut. « es Renter, from the studios of WRC heginning Other feature s program will include the night “Kitt Hour of Music 1 by Mar guerite Clark Cromwell, soprano and widely known entertainer with the Al during the World V and a late ¢ an r 1l by Otto F. Beck. The weekly Bible talk will be pre- sented at 8:30 o'clock by Representa tive John ¢. Box of Texas. Two musical attractions are on the Program tonight of station WMAL. Al Moran and the Wisteria Saturday Night Orchestra and the James Roose. velt Armour Trio are scheduled fc two-hour entertainment. Phil Hay- | den will intersperse the Wisteria Or- chestra’s selections with popular vocal numbers LocalRadioEntertainment Saturday, July 3, 1926. NAA—Nay V. 1 Radio _Station, (434.5 Meters). 345 pm—Weather Bureau reports pm.—Time signals Jn 05 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. Radio, WRF—Washington Radio Hospital Fund Committee (236 Meters). 31 to 12 Current events shut-ins. noon for WCAP—Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. (168.5 Meters). silent. WMAL—Washington Radio Forum 6 Meters). 7 pm.—Al Moran and his Wisteria Saturday Night Orchestra, with Phil Hayden, tenor soloist i 8 .p.m.—James Roosevelt Armour | Trio. i WRC—Radio Corporation of America (468.5 Meters). 1 p.m.-—W. Spencer Tupman's Hotel Mayflower Orchestra p.m.—Base ball scores. 710 p.m.—“The Politi n Washington Tonight William Wile, broadeast W al Situation " by Frederic ith station 7:30 pan—Concert by the Etates Navy Band Orchestra Charles Benter. bandmaste; with station WIZ. $:30 p.m.—Bible talk by Representa- tive John C. Box of Texas, under the auspices of the Organized Bible Class Association 5:45 p.an.—Manuel Compinsky, vio- Alexander Compinsky, ‘cellist, dcast with station WJZ from New United Lieut. broadcast 30 p.m.— soprano; rguerite Clark Crom- George F. Ross at the “vl] plano. 10 p.m.—"“The Kitt Hour of Music,” broadeast from Homer L. Kitt Piano 11 p.m.—Organ rec Beck, broadeast from voli Theater. RAILROAD VALUATION | ARGUED BEFORE . C. C, Actual Investment Rather Than Reproduction Cost Favored by Counsel Heard by Officials. the lic of the by Otto F. Crandall's Ti- The practice of the Interstate Com merce Commission of valuating rail- roads for rate-making purposes by computing the actual investment in- stead of cost of reproduction at pres. ent-day prices was upheld in clo arguments hefore the full commi vesterday in a test capture of excess e: The point in the case was whether the St. Louis and O'Fallon and the Manufacturers’ Railways. con. | trolled by the Adolph Busch estate, were operated as a single system or as two separate lines. Due, however, to an tmportant principle laid dowf in a tentative recommendation of commission examiner regarding a estimated value recapture pur poses, all railronds intervened and the | fssues were broadened to take in the entire policy of valuation The examiner held that roads were not operated system and that the O ing independently, 6 per cent ture years ng ion ase involving re- nings. the two s a single allon, operat- earned in excess of during the lawful recap- after 1920, half of which excess, under the law, is recaptur- able by the Governmen P. J. Doherty, examiner attorney for the commission’s bureau of valu ation: Donald R. Richberg, counsel for the national conference on the valu- ation of American railroads, and John E. Benton, counsel for the National ssociation of Railway and Utility Commissioners, all argued for the in vestment theor: held that valvat vesterday. They n based on the re. production cost would impose an in supportable hurden on the public through zreatly enhanced railroad rates. RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. “The Political Situation in Washington Tonight,” by Fred- eric_ William Wile, WRC and WJZ, 7:10 to 7:30 o'clock. Asbury Park program, WOR, 7:30 to 12 o'clock. Goldman _ Band__concert, WEAF, WGR and WWJ, 7:30 to 9 o'clock. Balaban & Katz Chicago Theater Revue, WMAQ, 9 o'clock. The Kitt hour of musit, WRC, 10 to 11 o'clock. LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMEN SATURDAY, JULY 3, 1926 Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time 4.T0 5 P. The New Yorkers' Dance 4:00—New York: oseheart, 4:30—New York W York: Market reports About Florids Palmer House String Qi 5 T0 6 ra ; Statior Orchestra ONE SHOW PLANNED National—“The Show-Off.” comedy, | § at ) p.m. Matinee at 2:20 p.m. & Keith's—Madeline Collins, vaude- | N ville, at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. N Earle Lew Kelly and company, |\ vaudeville, continuous from 1:30 to [N 11 p.m. Met: Miles T Columbia—"Good and Naughty S0 G S 11:25 a.m., 1:10, 5 304 and 10 p.m. New York Decision Is Open- Metropolitan—*The AR . Woman,” at 11:35 a.m. WEAF 2 ol Ve ing Announcement of Next [7:35 and 9:40 pun ORI LR L B $ Pal The Road Vork: Unel Vincent Sorey's Orche H & af" 2 oA Phitadutysin: amin Franklin hotel Orchestrai Winter’s Events. t 10:50 am., 12:40, oy w‘fi' b'n.ll mquu {nm;'r-x‘ r‘vl‘:‘lvlfi El o \:h({h 0 and 9:50 p.m. 5 it Weatinghonme Tand - DKA 4 Rialto—"The Pleas . I orean recital " Wi The radio world has begun to map | 3130 &m. 135, 9:35 p.m. My § and 9:40 p.m. w ““The Yankee Senor,” 10 p.m. “The Rainmaker, Ba a o . L ";' z "‘IP 5 out its schedule for next Winter. | “qyion P N e First among the dates announced for | 420, 6:10, 8:10 and 10 S A the leading radio events are those| Ambassador Guton “What's Going On Tonight for the radi d fair and 3 2, 4:10, 6:13, 8 a 9:50 pan. LR U U e T e 2 dio world fair and for the |2, 4:10, G:15, § and 9:50 pu LT ; 208 [third annual radio industrfes banquet. | Central s ew York: Tapnen's Orchest wical b o 2 o ork | Waldor( Astoria ORhestra - 4 304 | After arriving at an agreement | ! 6:30, New Vork Pluno selections: vocal solos: police veports: 204 [Among themselves, officials of the | _ W2 New York: Sport taik: “¥our Name": Orlando’s "Orchics : 204 | RAAID Exhibition Corporation and the [ {/onnecticut Cicago Garden Orch R 204 radio world’s falr committes have | Arthur's Court, floars e Ieess anies (Onharise, o W 504 [announced that New York is to have | Strand—"Wild porin: pianist: ury: Drake only one Fall radio show. instead of [a.m., 12:50, 2:30, - and Blacks et 7 o 594 o anist 11 wcores legian Sere two, as has been the practice for the | 950 p.m. last 594 three years. The fair held in the new Madison Square Gar. to he TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. to Mandala by, . Patrick Players | t King 11:20 8:20 and Lucky at at ) at Y200 0000 AM LOEW'S COLUMBIA ¥ Street at 1Zth LAST TINES TODAY POLA NEGRI a gay, romantio oom “GOOD AND_NAUGHTY o-u«y—\-w._oun-n BN LOEW’S PALACE F Street at 13th LAST TINES TODAY LON CHANEY In Ma latest thriller ! “THE ROAD TO MANDALAY" (‘om.dv—"r‘u-—(’ven-r- ENT! RDMAN PAR %IATBI TODAY AWD ALL W AMUSEM AMUSEMENTS. | DIRECTION STANLEY COMPANY OF AMERICA Keita Buanier ] EETRON[ TAN | |5 o Priog Ruzn ¥ ST. AT 10TH Vaude- e | TODAY—10130 AM. TO 11 P.W. | vile antmcas PERFECH frearee Plavs | 13th 8t.—Relow ¥ TODAY 1:30 TO 11 P. M. LEW KELLY & CO. In a Distinctive Comedy Sketsh, | A Stretch of the Imagination EDDIE WHITE & €0. Thres Other Great Acts FIRST NATIONAL PRESENTS AILEEN PRINGLE LOWELL SHERMAN Cheater Conklin and Rtobt. Cain in Arthur Stringer's Comedy, THE WILDERNESS WOMAN —EXTRA— BOBBY VERNON in “UNTIL WE EAT AGAIN" World Survey—Overture “Whashington's Finest Orchestra Dantel Breeskin? Conductor WMMMMMNMWMMWMWML On the Screen H. B. WARNER and Matchless Cast 1n “SILENCE” Now Playing Hrondway at $1.08 | CENDID ROAD. ORI BLUE TAY. ORCHE JOHNS HOPKINS. = mot s o COMEDLY _ FROM O ) : ; : 'y | ’§ CENTRAL o s0 SHSEET HF R R O i T, i c““”’*“sm-wu n J0—Atlantie City ' News buile e bl Texuite: urizan s a - SRR " o fantie’ Ciy uilctine Daee ball | resut ) e 1 the annomnee. | polVER |9 EXDNERATED ST. PA AYERS ] Philadelphun Hotel Adeiphia Orchestra ment of the dates for the exhibit, Paul i DL Sthencctady: Butiale Theater brogram B. Klugh, chairman of the committee ‘N THEIR MINIATURE REVUE T VCOLG A KOATMAN Sches s alo “The prog Fi e i > e on THE ac MARK TWAIN'S PERIAL MALE CHORI'S g0 datisbureh? pase vl reenite. s the annual radio banauet, stated | p oo o Joh“ Gianaris: Called Ae=| CoNN mr YANKEE P ; Incionati: Children's program bedtime siiry v g - S | - 5 f Gt =shns S petan i today thit the dinner would e held | 5 g 12" Kley it CRANDALL'S 19 ..\‘ T TO B v it it 8 - ing | cidental by Coroner's Jury. | e s e SatE e Hotel Ambassador ~ Orchestra ;‘v:;‘\:;:l‘n:n"l Siies il ‘i World | A coroner's fury vesterday found CHESAPEAKE BEACH AT RONS Grand il " Ambassador Oreh I adio wor coroner’s jury vesterday found | TSOMED e Grand onway's Band last year, the banquet prop -t John Gianaris, 40 years old, of | TOMORROW-_ERNEST TORREXNCE a. Ave, S.F d renuders: COICerL. .. o ok o e this Fall is expected to attract a |317 H street, who died at Emergency oN ™ VM COLLIER. JR.. 1o “THE i vy 3 o Atlantie City: Hotel Morton dinuer concert: Hotel Sheibur g e L Bl b Wi iatatied BATHING, DAN 5 concert crowd of 2,000, N o trade [ Hospits ol s sustaine 3 Chitigo: Markets: Sporta: organ’ roncert hodies are sponsoring the o und | when struck by a truck while riding | AMUSEMENTS—31 CRANDALL’S YORK " Chicago: Stock quotations: manist: P Juiv: Drake 1 i g the event jand | W - L . Round tri | Ga.Ave.&OnehneSt Hitel Ensemble and. Hiackstone String Quintet a special program of entertainment |hix bicycle Thursday on [I& sireet |snducn. hoiliays TORAY G < PRNC AR MACLEAN in New York: “Human Ferm Beautiful © artists” debut hour - WRNY which will be representative of the | between Seventh and Eighth streets Tuine 1 TOMORROW - ITAROLD _LLOYD in New York: Fiano seictions: L ball resuits. band con oo country’s broadcasting activities is | came 10 his deuth as the result of | 00 1011 FOR HEAVEN 'S A4 CRANDALL’S Savoy Theater New York ! Musical y in: Time 0-Stat Entertainers WO ng arranged hy the committee, |&n accident iy . CRANDALL’S (010NY nd Garden New Vorki Congressional ¥ n . WNAC The program will be hroadcast direct | lnl-lv \v;:h'r e -’ erated ( ]V;n\ &} G Av & Farcasut 1ithand t..v’|(.|_ Giton© Concert I 0T g from the dining room through a chain | Small, 610 Tenth street northeast, | TODAY-—RAYMOND GRIEFITH in | TODAY - F R ¥ New ork readians: Pike's Orehest talk W b h < ®h a chain e - 2 i o G (" RIDING e e e T Wirio: maws: ‘Proors ] O Alntions that Wil Gover ithe leniite ;!rn‘-;r ..r.nn- nv:«k.{\\ m,:;..m Gi Iv;,n.”{ T PAINT TR AN SRIDIN e e : : United States o the hospital after the aceident. TOMORKOW—1OHY BARRYMORE | TOMORIOY ] ngs: Drake Hote X hle - . arls — < <P <1, SHAC e e U I S e wrin The world's fair and the banquet | Gianaris died of a fractured skull. MANTELS — FIREPLACES == :""7i'sex wiix (LA T i Atlan Sunday shoo s S will officially open a new radio sea- | 3 »: | __EXPERIENCED WORKMEN " Slainnatic Orcan ol i3 ™ : i O A son. The decision to hold only one | 1106 th 8. Chieag. Sport ol DAk radio show in New York will mean TROOPS IN REVOLT. ELLETT—— Mal I- 8 - -| fami Beach, Fla N en that the entire radio industry will - capuiie ! Eict 1 g . WhAR exhibit 4t Madison Square Garden and | Looting Along Turko-Persian Line. | Noms” Gomban, Dank conderi: ‘sotoist, WGR. WWJ | every radio trade body in the coun | MT ERN D ot Onclie: R try will sponser the show. Ilereto-| After Killing Commander. | .V ON MR- T . fore the holding of two simultaneous | STEAMER % To o P e N, TPersia, July 3 (). STEAME : hits ix helieved to have hurt bof S 00— Athntic Oy Seantie Hotel Tee WHAR 2 | exhibits is helleved to have hurt both | ryqq stationed at. Saimas, 50 Charles Macalester Spend the Fourth at e Tand: oo Orchestra: Berkeiny Cartaret’ ;[ the rivalry be stopped was first mude b s D .,\M‘ ‘,"..!'.’.}‘.3.‘,., Teaves “th St Wharf Daily - P : e, B e Ractio " Manufacturers® Sato: | LGB, T RSEH] 10 AM. and 2:30 P.M. M A R S HA I I HAI I Qieveland, Holenden Hotel ummn a RN Nantic City ‘4\-\ ”-‘.‘: 14;.‘- arces, ;:'uyl‘y‘):” n pro A Round Trip, 85¢ Ny Yo oaram i MG i ik i o i Adinissi 25 5 W York o dren’s program | WRNY | where " they were in reinforc mission, c S amar i ™ Drake Hotel Coneert Ensembie | JAMES THECKER DIES oL Ceer, mhe Nevatbeen| On the Beautiful Potomac B iy Orchestra’ L S Doss P | + | dispatched from Tabriz to quell th | LESTER biladelo! A : sl 0 ! - e olt ehestra = oo 4l - vol e o ve~P RSN L i —— STEAMER CHARLES MACALES SR xh‘?. bl '"‘h pm,.rl‘ml Kruide' Greosiva R | 0'Clock Monday. the alspatch of troops from Tehera Leaves 7th St. Wharf Da]]y at Maoceheart, T: Palmer House Victorians: others | Chacago. Daw and Pratt: photoplays . James Thecker, 54 vears old, former. ERPE A o o> o, RIS Mo e’ Aemit? hghonels Gubira's and e e I 10 A. M., 2:30 ANT 6:45 P. M. wford s Orchestras: organ recital . . | 5 Cinennaty - Chimes coneert: news: sextet enth street hetween 1 and . a e i et rymental ronvert wreats and Ttor on Fonrteenth «treet || Reo Pneumatic Tire Trucks Round Trip 50c¢ Eilisbireh XN extinghonessBand feonge {in the 400 Wlock. died at his residence 9 TO 10 PM. wTAN 38 C atreet. Thursday after a long Specially equipped for straw i), Someee KYW {illness. e was n member of the (| Hdes and pienies, ete. - Lincoin F RE E D A N c IN G rothers, Orchieatr e R unkebers “\A‘( | Loval Order of Moose and of the = i Rerkeley-Castatet € onc Orchestra: bra auartet:’ Washington Lodze of Elks | 45 3 w’\‘ oty Orchestr e WhAF 2ROk He is survived by his widow, Mrs. | PAYS McWilliams’ Orchestra rond the Town' with : y % ey B S New ¥ Band cor Vocal and anstumental reaital Catharine L. Thecker, and several Pic Grov i i S EARRE EDGTLE s <1 reas ' waye other relatives. Funeral services will | All Amusements Shady EICES ANSas e Kent artiste ..., VM A | be conducted at the residence Mon i Chocasa Theater s e WMAQ | O e et e Weema iy day morning and at St. Patrick’s Cath. | We have all the blank | Springfield: Harmonicw selectione’ soloists 5 UWBZ ‘ulllv‘:'h\ ‘vh: \\h;::' e mnllml- said hooks you need | 4 Chicago: “Firefly and “The Red Ml lighit overa: musical a clock. Interment will be in | R‘ , v é ; Mo ¢ Ce : e pDram L lount Olivet Cemetery. E. Morrison Paper Co. Compounded lq Big Three-Day Celebratio ew York: Musmcal i e Orchestris 1009 Pa. Ave. Semt-Annually ': ' Spend the Fourth of July Holiday Arrowhead Tnn Dance | SOLDIERS HELD IllllIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIN Commencing January 1, 1926 0:30—New Vork. Hoiel i | @7 KEITH- ALBEE : [iheizsa et Biving o | Assets Over VAUDEVILLE' COLONIAL BEACH i | g Liquor to Girls P | 10 10 11 P i Visiting: Beaiit Chm Open at 8:30 A.M. Daily | $12,000,000 An Epech Marking Bfil “Washington's Atlantic City” 10/00—Davempart Musial prozram: Vemon St Nethodat Boweont . i sy & Surplus, $1,000,000 3| MADELINE COLLINS SALT-WATER BATHING, FISH- Newark . Montarey Someiy Orehestra: Ben Bermie's Orchestra WOR PHILAD PHIA, July 3 (P).— 1 i ING, CRABBING, DANCING, Hot Springs: Base ball reeults. New Ariington Hotel Orches & Seventeen soldiers of the 3d United + i Cor. T1th & E Sts. N.W. 'ALL AMUSEMENTS : " kTH A i i & LEONARD CEELEY bl Sk Cineinnati . Thies' Farmers: Al Katz and his Kitties LWLW States Cavalry part of the contin Temporal location nring constru Mooseheart, TIl.- Palmer House Entertainers: Cook Sicters {zent in Camp Anthony Wayne at the 0 tion of our new blde.. 1001 E ST. N.W. Late Stars of FREE DANCING Chicage: Terrace Garden Orchestra: mus Al presentation. o c Sesquicentenn ! ]L.w-.v-mx” )’\‘N'v‘ JAMES BERRY, President “The Student Prince” ON STEAMER 3 ork - Ernie Golden’s Hotel MeAinin’ Orchestr MO i} vesterday were held in each on N ! 3 3 . k New TorkagEinie ooliAls ol Mclipin orcheatra .. - S | & charge of having given lquor to on Time JOSHUA W. CARR, Sec'y THE SHERWOODS Shitmes shnn bt RS el e 0T zirle who visited the camp. D f RUTH BCDD ST OHN ShrimEReds Wealler amd misig Do revorts”bas Vall _The cavalrsmen wese arvested lant eposits s AT ; e Philadelphia . Organ racital’ from ‘Germantawn Theat oW S Sed o] " . MAKER & REDFORD Tth St " B N T T vestigated complaints received from | 1 1?1 /' MAKE o i » recital . .WBBM several nothers of girls who were | | 3 o | 7\‘ AT 2:80 P. M ! A s oo s i R SR W U SPECIAL NOTICE | | (Mstant Keltgf for || B wevoxain s oxxes Nhar oo A 71 PAL TO 12 MIDNIGHT. . [ e Vits Yo ne rearim, A : i | MACK & LaRUE | HONBAY AT 9100 A. M. 11:00—Minneapolie: Weather, markes an DOMLS o WECO thoroush investization and clean-un | During July and August HAYFEVER | DIERS & BENNETT | steamer Stops ac Alexandrta ‘ iy A s — et R A T e this bank will not be open EXTRA & SFECIAL [VFARE %3 ol *hfhe New York: Hoiell Mg nin Eniert laamrr AV PUVENVTINQ : M B | jitd | 5{?23&"]}'.‘.‘;":“; Ornfir:(;r!;lc '.,"n?’ 'f‘:m(y;uh p:"’ i Porters BAND CONCERTS. |[SATURDAY EVENINGS . If you de suffering dfmm Hay clo 'M“"N‘?ER‘ m."!-?l.s 4 ua <hurn's and Crawford's Orchestras . ¢ " ey 4 | . ever go to the nearest drug store s - By the United States Marine q The C and Official R B B e . saatamn | | Franklin and ask for ERCOLIN. A single * O otion Floturen, F'l F‘ 2 " 12:00—Mogecheart, IL: Settin' up hol\r Ja }v' (}»r: .in-'mf"":vl | National Bank ;prl hlnfln with eve ;u!‘h nasal | TH KOOLIES 2 (e nm (’(lt‘ll €S " "House orians - z eader, e ouche or sprav stops the burning Chimaro: Nour Hour Lescus - Sylvan Monument ] @iilchng i MAIN E et itoning hour. Gus Edw; Ground Tenth St. at Pa. Ave. N. W. g i lnmediatey; o | &———“’ 384 183023/ EMPIRE ey (Gacden Oohestea frecital : March, 3 1111 Connecticut Avenue | TOM T o LA SN M R o e Gvertise, “HEmonty. eatnvan || | OELE, COTNRAN. AHOK e OEN AW o N | “Way Down T i v ool I 111111 T AT l e ARTG o CHEVY CHASE st e FIFTEEN '\flI\UTEq OF RAD]O EA(H DAY || | | pecernts trom “Robin Hoodrs o HEG I MeKinleySt.D.g ! De Koven i fy Bt g ! BY !OV‘I‘H CALCATERRA | | Gavotte, “Heart's Message,” H"ELM; ‘r_u s npflH_a} Fever at- ! NitedAnthorty ion Rudio. | SN Santelmann H. h Cl tacks, nu 't“b an 't'h htm"e preven- Al Rights Resorved. Reproduction Prohibited. | W Tl DOIORE, 1gn-Llass tive. Don't be without it. 3.DAY Suite, “Looking Upward,” Sousa CELEBRATION CRA Kb " Your Head Phones for Finest | reception over loud speaker recep- B HC B L Country Home WITH FIFTY TAKOMA ot Reproduction. | tlon is the fact that the acoustical | "«"’Nh Wite: fanTIee AMUSEMENTS T The art of building loud speakers designed to give faithful reproduc- | et E narch, “Pom a i tion has unauestionably progressed | Phones since the vibrations of the | oo g D i ol ropety . | diaphra are communicated i i 3 s is a property by leaps and bounds in the last few | JAREFAEM QFe OO eh & The Star Spangled Banne nd very b s, but the fact remains that as far as faithful reproduction is con- cerned. no loud speaker even ap- proaches the fidelity of tone obtained when a pair of head phones are used in_connection with a good recefver. 1t is out of the guestion, of course, to provid= individual phones when a large gathering wants to listen in on the radio, but there are often times when only a single member of the family wishes to listen in and phones not only provide an ideal method of ening in. giving the best reproduction possible. but th also permit listening in without an- noving the rest of the members of the family. The zreater quiet of the phones i< especially desirable when listening in to midnight programs. Head phones are more economical {o use than a loud speaker. because they permit excellent results with much smaller sets or the use of only part of the tubes of a large set. When phones are used it is desir-| able to plug the phones into the detector or at most the first stage plate circuit of the receiver. In most receivers jacks are provided so that such connection can be made very easily. In some receivers, how- ever, no provision is made for plug- ging the phones into the detector or first stage circuits, but a volume control such as is incorporated in the Modulator plug shown in the fllustration can be used as a volume | control to cut down the volume. Where no jacks are used a high vari: able resistance having a maximum of about 200,000 ohms can be used across the phone terminals to cut down the volume to a point where it will pot be objectionable. An important factor which con- tributes to the superiority of phone | ifficulties and consequent distortion | due to imperfect desig speaker horn are not constrained air column. Where a_pair of pho b uggel Home Band, bandstand. this ; oAt :""‘ ‘|h“ d""‘"“"";"‘“'; ”"“ “‘i‘"""‘ evening at o'clock: John S, R ";"‘_:"'m‘,:"h "”“;‘-"‘*_ T e M. Zimmermann, handmaster: e decrie e S T Gl AL iy A lant porches: extended lawn: fine old ity master, e ke « ones has g . . troes: table ; ower gar e e e [l e veri.: Swellowehiiph o Klohr Dl L B on the wane for some time and mos Gyertire,. "Der Tambour dbe UL B T of the sets now being sold do not GArde” ...... Tit] Gl IR BTG have a set of head phones included | | rwo sonzs Owner anxlous to make immedi. D e ires T leeed (a) 'At Dawning". ....Cadman ate sale; property new pur- not used ear phones have missed () “"The Freart of G R T many of the fine points of radio re- adman e ght figure. production, not to mention the thrill Scenes from opera, “Traviata." of hearing distant stations which g L . are too weak to come through on Fox itrot. “Roniany Diove.’ H w Hl“ear the speaker. Y i o . Yy - —e - -.Rosas 815 Fifteenth Street 2 ; . t‘n"(‘;:l«'(‘ .Boux ] e ~g0 Gordon Receives Tribute. Mhe/Star Spungled Banner. ! Phone Main 4792 Chief Justice McCoy Supreme Court yesterd on behalf of the assist of the office of the Un; torney, presented Maj with & handsome travel chief don on his pressed the ants, ville, N. ¢ . Commissions in the Of Corps of the Army by the War Department to Henry A. ‘ Swanson, 607 Whittie city, as a first lieutena tal 'Corps; to Howar Racquet Club, this city |tenant in the Medical Alexander L. Craighill this city, as a second lie Field Artillery. Jjustice congratulated reappointment, felicitations of the assist- The prosecutor is leaving for 10-day visit to his mother Three Get Commissions. n of the loud prerent in the (c) “Mars and Venus.” L i Ry the United States Soldiers’ a of the District lay afternooi nts ited States at- Ieyton Gordon | ling bag. The Maj. Gor- and e near Ashe- t ing ficers’ Reserve Sunday—sent to have heen issued | dress ~ regularly. r street, this nt in the Den- d K. Weeks, as a first lieu- Corps, and to| 3064 Q street, eutenant in the vou as directed. | gladly send one more to honor the War. URELY, there are 100,000 Washingtonians who will the dead of the 26,000 from the District of Columbia who served thelr country in the armed forces in_the Great Send to John Poole, Payable in Advance dollar or Maryland and Virginia— living and vening and 75¢ 25¢ 50c 15¢ One month. . One week. Treasurer, District of Colum- All other.States— hia Memorial Commission, ll;'od-knlAmerlun National One month. .....$1.00. 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