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4 FAVORITES ON AIR VIAWRG TONIGHT Two New York Musical Fea- tures Included—Local Or- chestra to Play. Programs of Distant w York: sosehen; New York Chicago L1 News WBBM Childien's program <ports reslfs: Staft’ and others 00—Boston # Kiddie Coloniai Orchestra Chicago. News bulleti New " Vork' " Piano Chicago: Childien's 1 Selienectady: Stock ' rey Tnternational Sunday w York: Vv 5 . Orchestra York's popula Davenport: Meri® Gla e % Philadelphia: Weather u il be included in t T el e by | 8 recital Toper “turvy Sporia: Hotel Conn = News bulletine cports: “Little Jobnn Joe McCarthy '« Ore City: News bulleti b seiections New most Ch hroadeast Anglo- | he Whittall AF and the < and Bonnie | “port news time et s program, EtAtion WRC th Yersians from W Yia dies In the vnder n Pittbur Atlantic recital New York -Philadelphia Yrohestra Maoseheart, Players the Auglo-Persians, of Louis Katz es of Ru Sy Gra- | cment of | ons made by Mr ! 11 be hroad- | AF, W Woo, wou, WA, KSD, WGN { renaders their | ] b N Enu | 5:40 Base hall resuite 2 war i 1 talics 6 TO Opp Orehestr 6.00—New York: Employment Hotel MeAlpin Orchestra Harel ess Hotel Or Piano Norm Clow Organ recital Hotel Bretton Hall tions W = WCAER, REERE and e ¢ Wi e Uanie orchestra results What < Going On oree Olsen Sport consist Spencer ram will vy W Maytlower vam by Orchestr Stick herine mbie e WAL Comim. Springheid: Hott Tens B L ittabiirgn: Buee hal], Tesiit Richmond 1l x v Flon Rampmaie: e Phitnd Tiee rhil 4 Cipn m Aftantne City Daven ot Minnenpoiin 6:15. N i on ellenbure instrumer son Gill's ecture poried . Tidith Roth. sopra Chines concert Weather, mark 15 opened at | ries the vi 1 Stmn unde; of T00—Atlantic City: Seagide Totel avenport Hase hall restiits Treasureiang Ensen B O Moore, o Mins Tami lio_ progr N [ . Ore A mr spon ihe 1 Departiment dail News 1.4 i Piou i o rlet i and ¢ 1 from WRC at o'clock New, York York Breen -— X Local Radio Entertainment WRBAI riday, August 20, 1926. Sehienectady Chic Gemiy Musieal pi City - Hotel Orlc - Midiand F 1 songs: Broad Jowton - Artinl progra Richmond Katsas City 5~ Minncapolis Ham Cloiiin's from elburne New Asson Hotel addr tureau Northern Clevetand Pittshnireh Organ_recital Talk by Arthur pan-Farmer WMAL—Washinzton 740 o (2126 Meter adio Forum | 8 peert b the Westi nd Marie Beals The Regina Cr Toew's il ; siler 8100 Pitt<b WERO—} Philade Willye New Vork hous At e Orehestra 5 pm- Ge 5 Pk Tlutchins Drake, v Tim First 8 planist by Alice Poetry of Our Marguerite Wilkin *ps in the Enjoyment of Maude Oliver Marke Ciy” T Organ reatatt o i st co Federal art woud Hill, Gondoliers Phitadelph Pictures.” K40 pan the consumer th W S, for | r the auspices of | f Agriculture, bl T pan. WL Spencer Tupman’s Hotel May flower Ovehestra S pan. Sun-bial Laddies v York, ittall An WEAR vam by Rubin Reels by Sundial Se Voeal and Frauk Wilson lesley wnd K Vialin Wh recita itone. Pitts pin h Thepian tne | 1 ores. Orchestra st Hill Clevetand Roston - W Josenh York erenaders | ade a onnie br 1N W with /e p \pan lo-Persia from a5 Boser News: Orchestra Symphony George i 1y violinist and Orchestra Simons, Chil play Detroit Chicago Mooseheart Katherine I SO wrockmorton, s at the piano. News of the | | | tenor neriod soloisty Arlington Beach | under 1 'mux,'.n‘ pan Phithreck's € Studio concert; heste Louisvilie civil IS 9:00— Des Moines Chicago 0% Harmony AL Emerson time i Al soloists bilit ) O ton Ry ro - F Kitt studi el i Dance @ pire, | W artson s Orchedtia ater Res 1 and Lot of New Stiinj York Towe Yok ord. ( Phifadelph i Kichmond i Surine old Orchestia it M Orchest Kelly New T Ne e Frestn Xy Instuwental boliee an; AUTOMATIC T‘RANSMITTER.‘ G E Vessetion taud Devises Subsidinry Sender for | rint in Breakdow Minneapolis. e 10 00— New Atlant Ciy Orchnstia Detront = Than S W Strand Roof Grorge Oxon's Wption ther, missing 'y the ma or matically e AT and i e ito ! P " “Albin H < "hou o B Orel Leading | ewtiz Coli \ - mark - Or b it Kessinge STAR PICKED ON SLY. Gloria Man Without His Knowledge. NEW & Swanson Chooses eitin” un hour Nihthawk City Trolic: P Yocal and instrumental soloists unities Monte String Quartet e’ story. roll call and b ol raports’ nisht songx by Flea Clemen: THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1926 ations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time market, 5710 6 . Kiub: vocal and piavo selections Shepard, e iall resuits market rep base ball “others Benjamin Frank market reports 0 Hall organ Golden's Hatel M« ATpin Orehéstra Tiotel Adelphia Oczan’ recital! Paimer House' Sympho P, Ernie Carlo Golden's By-the-Sea WMCA WPG L IRTW Fidaie wric it WMAQ al Palace Sheitnirne concerts €. Gandier b hase i d WOR “wip Dok Gall rériie Swimming heaith talk Stanley Lansing WG Y K Einbaices Vicior's Band W Hotel Orchestra t 4 Dok nia WHAL Orchestia Hishop, m Daddy. With bovs a Orchestra Trish base bl resiite: . WRZ <l RDRA Dorathea cee...WAHG WLIT WOAL L WTAM pianist nd iy o: Ukulele Dick” Hushes bail hour: flutiat % Helea Halprin | progran M Jack | Roses. ngers Nicola' Mer Nickels Instru nist organ reciial o ‘kolon by Stauley Orticy Hearst Sau conenrt b Orchentia A ation’ falk Victor s Band Cy Orchestin Syneopators ailway hooi of Hawaiian Music Coney sl proge i Harmony b i trumental Beriha Natki soloists from program organ Rand. news and ‘market period. house Band ce, contralto. . . asco Jolly ietand Stadium bst: Hotel Trene Siu i The: WAHG WLIT LWTIC Wi WIC'S Mail Bax, Ma Laddie artists 2 e WTAM isical “melange pianist ... WNAC WMCA W WOR| sehifiman Constantine e Trio banids. Belin Whitney solon Bieyele Sextet Ovehestras baritone Do Bovw 10 10 1 Oretiestia Denible’ Mens Qiiaiiel Ray Ml Doris Oribidt 9 T0 10 Voeal and instrumental ar 6. : Besiers, Howan WBBM o WMAQ 10 LWRNY KMOX tie Do olka’ s Novelty night i hestra eth ¢ Chi WOR ieibirne Hotel h Hotel Orchestia: Hotél weather Teporta . reports Dukie Donaldson's Orchientra selections Hotel Bruusw. ted Weems Dane WPG WHN WAL woe WEAA WDAF Vil WG Lowe [ Avelite. nand Band Roseland Dance WHN d'a wPG WOX WHZ Orohestral’ Fiw Gl reports Rrighton 01 WM .. KMOX Vie: W v - Violin oigs 4 Orchenira . Clab, fravelogu. e ravelogue’ KTHS HNIG) operi base ‘Ball resulis 1 MIDNIGHT TO 1AM, House Eotert 1on Players ners WD » WDAF 370 t #05.6 FIFTEEN MINUTE S OF RADIO EACH DAY BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA Noted Auth shis Reserved ity on Radio production Prohibited t all meta conductors, Some conductors while all does not hetier fol equally CRASH IN STORM. in tieloctrics, i Tiburcio Damaged i causes the condenser of this absorption ent types of dielec " of Ca of a connected conductor of \ndenser the di the prin Moliere. W variable o the absor va fos. e charged tukethet momentarily by a Wocw flows and the condenser dis charges. The charge which flows out tnstant upon short-cirenit of » condenser terminal of the condenser if the termin second. smaller and | be obtained. ‘These discharges will be due absorbed charges in the dielectric and indicate a slow recovery of the di electric from the electric stress placed 1pon when the condenser was charged. This absorption represents s8 of power: the more the abgorp- the greater the loss of power. the sta of the least fisltenad ) rent s shattered ' gt and si BANDIT SLAYER DIES. Negro Who and Shot Girl \ Leansly With Is are third Executes Ma Tenunessee X led e who shot the ont- nt of My | ded his girl con is termled the | to the | loss of power from absorption air is the best dieleetric, and it is for th son that it is used universally ahle condensers in radio circuits While the size of & conden dielectric is too large for some pu poses where a slight loss throngh ab. sorption is permissible. In such cases, fixed condensers usihg mica #s a di electric are hest for use where small e and high capacities are re ired. re i in r using aiv as a Should Be Ineased. While the materials used in condenser are fmportant in obtuining owest losses through sbsorption, it ix also important that proper care be A fixed sicised in their construction to keep | the capscities of the condensers con stant. To that end, tixed condensers shouli Le properly ed together so as to hold the elements in the same relationship to each othel to prevent any variation in their ca pacities, * “The old homemade fixed condensers made with paraffin paper and tinfoil were lurgely responsible for the ir regular operation obtained with the id-time receivers. Only present-dax manufacturing methods, which make possible fixed condensers of the praper capacity to begin with, so constructed to hold that capacity in spite of at mospheric changes and operation in radio_receiver, make posgible the high efficienc ..n.mmhlegnw in fixed conden afr is best for such purposes, | SOUTH AFRICA WARS l ON UNLICENSED SETS| 20,000 Illegally Operated in Cape" Cities, Causing Loss in Fees of ‘ $20,000 in Year. Radio “pirating” of a different sort | from that experienced in the United States Is perplexing the South African | government and a campaign has been instituted against the owners of all| unlicensed receivers, according to ad- | vices received hy the Department of Commerce. “ Annoyed at the continued financial | losses by the Johannesburg and the other two South African broadcasting stations under the present system of government control, steps have heen | {taken to canvass the entire territorv in and around the large cities to check unlicensed sets. | Re According to an estimate made re cently, there are upwards of 20,000 sets illegally operated in Johannes- burg and nearby towns, pite the comparatively reasonahle sting fees of less than $10-a vear for subscrib ers within 30 miles of the central tion and approximately $3.50 a vear pr gubscribers living hetween 100 and 50 miles from the main transmitter The deficit of the Johannesburg station last year amounted to approx- imately 000 and unless the un [licansed se are taxed, the deficit is expected to increase this vear By I collecting the fees from all listeners, up. however, it is beiieved that the sta tiong can be ited without finan- {cial loss and y with a slight profit. Heavy fines have Leen for all persons who have not tered their sets with the goverr and paid the subscriptionr fees, the postmaster general, whose dep ment controls the radio situation expressed his intention of seeing that the taxes are collected and penalties exacted. MAY DELAY CONFERENCE. Radio World Interests Held Too Unsettled for Spring Meet. A still furthe mo 25 i by sue ope wh o authorized Cre Ne ostponenent of xm‘ Lk international radio conference until the Autumn of 1927 was predicted | here today. Although no official date | for the conference had been set, it | wus hoped the conferees could gei to- | gether in Washington next Spring The unseitled condition of the radio world generally, however, led 1o the belief that many of the pavticipat ing countries wiil not be in a positio: to talk over the ether matters untii ater in the year. * Stations Aid Radio Banquet. tion chain of W Providence York. will par in the natlon-wide broadcasting f the. annual radio industries banat New York next month. Other sta will be linked with station , New York. The three-s| Boston: W WLWI,. New Mexico Plans Relay The extension of the of ‘radio broadeasting following the rej of @ concession to the Er phone Co. for the estabi long-distance telephone service cover the eniire republic. At present there s practically no attempt Iay any of the Mexican broad and very little vemote control by casting is conducted System. relay system predicted iment of to to re asts 1 hle sugar for- noas f110 a cheaply from val Levoluse, merly ponnd, hli a I3 now cost ) ix made »* Beautiful Fur Coat It's very easy for any Woman or Miss to select a handsome Fur Coat NOW. Just a small deposit of $5 and a little each week, and the coat is yours. No Storage Costs— No Interest Added No extra costs of any kind when you buy a Fur Coat here. The actual selling price of the coat isall you are charged for. Every coat insured and protected un- til delivered to you. Buy Now Save 15 to 30% ‘Why wait until the cold weath- er rush? During our Money Saving Sale you can pick the cream of the styles and be among the first to wear your New Fur Coat when <ool weather arrives Y incased and press- | More the Follow | the dq The average player YRR OO NN ’ D. (. FRIDAY AUGUS T RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. Sundial Serenaders and Bon- nie Laddies, WRC and WJZ, 8 to 9 o'clock. WBAL Jubilee Singers, WBAL, 7:30 o'clock by the 8:30 to Irish_jigs and reel Kelly Trio, WNYC, 9:30 o'clock. Harmony time, \WBBM, 9 to 10 o'clock. Robert Stickney's Arlington Beach Dance Orchestra, WRC, 10 to 11 o'clock RADIO DEALERS’ SESSION CLOSES-WITH BANQUET cord Sales This Season Predict- ed Because of Advertising and Better Programs. rad 1 ) sets will be sold in the than in any previon secording Lo reports made by than one hundred radio dealers m Wa ) and Mary d. who closed (h 1 session et which e last night hey were O Connor A Wil it of the prest o S high qual radi b ich it o programs being was sid wonld be od this Winter i advertising Leyond address of Lecse, pre Chamber rday “This, w s expected former records leome was made dent of the Commerce, followed hy he Soutk cliuded . W Ware of Philadelphia, T wk advertising man nd ©. 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