Evening Star Newspaper, October 13, 1926, Page 34

ARMY BAND ONAR | BY WRC TONIGHT | Organization Back From Phil- | adelchia Scheduled to Give | “Home-coming”” Program. i A ome-coming” concert hy the United States Army Bund, which has Just returned from [’hiladelphia after playing for a monin at the centennial exposition, is the p attraction on the program tonight of Station WRC. As it ber the band will pla the light opera suee “The Student | Prince. os alzo will he plaved by | Thomas F. Darcy, cornetist: Alex- ander Lupkiewitz. trumpeter, and Sergt. Eugene Hespepper, saxo- phonist hree hroade:; teatures of the WEAF chain alss will he hea™ on | WR - rozran the Davis = - phone Octet at 320 o'clack, the Ipana Troubadours at % and the Smith Brothers at 10 | Other Washinzton contributions to | the en:ert ill be furnished by the Willard Orchestra, which will play a din beginning at 7 o'elock, and a concert at 9 o'clock | by the Honolulins | The Science News of the week will | be given at 6:13 a'clock Local Radio Entertainment | Wednesday, Oct. 13, 1926 NAA-] Radio Station, Va. 1.1 Meters). | 3:45 p.m—We.ther Bureau reports. | 9:35 p.m.—Time signals 10:05 p.m.—-\ eather Bureau reports. | WMAL—Washington Radio Forum | (1939 Meters.) ! Silent. | 'RC—Radio_Corporation of Amorirl) 68.5 Meters.) | 6:45 p.m.—Science news of the week. | p.m.—Willard Orchestra. 30 p.m.—Concert by the United Btates Army Band. under the direc tion of Capt. William J. Stannard. 8:30 p.m.— Davis Saxophone Octet, from WEAF. 9 p.m.—Ipana WEAF. 930 p.m. 945 p.m Music School 10 to 10:30 from WEAF. Early Program Tomorrow. 6:45 to 7:45 am.—Tower health| exercises. 11355 a.m.—Arlington time signals 12 noon—Horticulture flashes fron | the Department of Agriculture. ! 12:10 p.m.—Organ recital by Edwin | Moore. | 1 p.m.—Raleigh Orchestra. HOOVER ABANDONS RADIO CONFERENCE Annual Sessions Not to Be Held, Industry Must Take Plans to Congress. val Radio, Troubadours, from rhe Honolulans. | Soloists from the Army | p.m.—Smith Brothers, An annual conference which has marked the development of hroad easting for the past four years is definitely “‘out” of the radin schedule for 1926, it wa< learned here today Secretary of Commerce Hoover and the officials of his department have had their say regarding ths next sten In broadeasting progress and will leave the matter without further com. ment in the hands of Conzress A fifth conference of broadcasters, radio manufacturers, radin editors and representative listeners could aid but little in clearing up the situation as it confronts the national legisla- ture this Winter. it is explained. The view is taken alsn that the pub- | lic generally as well as the legislators are pretty familiar with the broad- casting business, its problems and its | ecientific aspects. Radio. it is pointed out. is no longer an experiment. but a very important factor in American life that has reached the point where fte future development can be fairly accurately charted. With the conference. therefore. elim fnated from their Fall routine. hroad casters, would-be-broadcasters. listen e manufacturers and dealers will | have but one place to take their troubles, their opinions and their enth-hour suggestions—the con ferance committee of the House and Senate, where the White radio hill and its Dill amendments await the verdict of the committee’s six members. MOB THREATENS UNCLE OF BABY FOUND SLAIN Youth Lodged in Jail for Safekeep- ing—Missing Child Murdered Autopsy Reveal By the Associated Prese. ORWELL, Ohio, October 13.—Isabel Zandarsiki, 213 vears old, who disap peared from her home near here more than three weeks ago. was murdered, according to the findinge of an au topsy performed last night by Dr. Ernest Crocket of Ashtabula and Dr. J. H. Ross, the Zandarski family phy sician. The autopsy revealed that the girl was struck over the head with a heavy instrument, resulting in a one inch fracture at the base of the skull A demonstration from a crowd of more than 1,000 persons which sur- rounded the house in which the au topsy was held was quietad when Sheriff H. D. Hannum took Frank Knurick. 18, uncle of the girl Jefferson. Ohio. jail, where h held during the night for safety Knurick. who has been questioned | numerous times since the girl's dis. | appearance, will be questioned further, uthorities said. = The first section of the Great North road, a 250-mile concrete auto high- way In New Zealand, is nearly com- pleted. RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. “Home-coming” concert by the United States Army Band. WRC, WEAF and other sta- tions, 7:30 to 8:30 o'clock #:00—Roston 6:15—Pittahiigh L] tfiwl"h 7:00—Kansas City £.00—Ph el 9:00—san_ Fra 9:30—Los, 10:00—Philadelphia Minneapols 10.30—Feri orth 11:00—Minneapolis Loe 11:30—Cincinnati St 12:00—Cincinnati 2 30—Kansar City 1.00—Los Angeles THE EVE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1926 Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time New York e Woods, and Mijdred Scism. tk " Your Daily ture: Waldorf-Astaria York: Negro ap tenor . § sones contraito: talk Goicw Menu ' fashion talk: health Orchestra R thale: music: falk: William Kenny 5 TO 6 PM. WBBM ctafl Maiiel trio Minneapolis: Reader's E . Daven Vocal and instrumental artists . 670 3 PM. Lido Venice Orchestra solos i council ... Kiut a i 1sieal’ Mirth: mar’ Ensem selections: ma reports: Spanish lessone s SR ;.1 | Fiotina clan Clevoland: Claveland o Neaark Shalton Chicagn: Organ Minnezuotie ¢ nicago” Toper Chicagn: Dreay York Orehastra KDKA hestra: WTAM . WO sport news reparts string £rmphonet market eram enort taik 4 Tpin Orchestra . TO 8 PM. Market reports: story: address: Rilev's Or- heatra G v story: Congress Orchestra il program: music: markets: eatra: er : She. Crystal Orcheat polics report: talk: Judith Commodo: Synagog repurts: Chicazo: St Drake iy Judy ds : Ensen; New Ta piano K reprtst Sgmphony: voral woinist T "Margie Make halieve: Helen Gold n of Churches St Lou Sa an Philadeiphia Pittsburgh: Market reports: Cineinnati: Bedtime story Philadeiphia:_ Venstian Trio \e k. Radin Franks Orchestra address 8 T0 9 PM. adelphia: Minerva Chadwin. soprano; piano period eland: ~Auditorium program shurgh: Vocal and instrumental Eosto: Organ recital: h.” by New Vork: Theater talk: Philadeiphia: Syiva program WNAC Plavers : Haw program : = Richmond Hill, '\ + Vocal soloists:” Nordi Des Moines: Bedtime stories: Paul Christiaison s Orchestra R ork: Talk: Tanacaon Concert: vocal and instrumentai Harmony singers: orchestras o B New ork: Rolfe's Orchest Sa\n-pml!'. Octet. WIAR. WRC, WCAE, WSAL. WEEl. WLIT, WTAG. from.. Outdoor Life, Irish mucic » . Lasewater: Kdgewater: Beach Dinice Orchest Chivago: Drake Concert Ensemble: Biackstone T Minueapolia | Radio’ Ploneers Drroit: Program from ¥ Richmond. Va.: Market ieporis auan neinnati Fraicisco Detroit. News iige rng Quin tring Q ‘ “ongs And atories: Haw Visconti 8~ Oreheatia Chuaren 8 nour: hestia Creoie Dance hawauian Hinehrana & atories: music Orinestia z iestias health talk’ 9 TO 10 P rkets d's Or NPBY M o1 = sulowe. ; k. Creote Dance Orchestra Talk: Merle Cuilen. tenor: WLS Cor Studio Guild 1 e Irish niusic: Castelano Lue b e White h i New York: Ipana ‘Jroubadours. WEEL WRC WOCO, WGR, KSD. WsAL anu 4 St. Lows: Orcnestra program Dex Mownes, = Hapas Mt Quariet: Richmond Hill. N. Y.: Florence Nicl s Gy Loe Asg RLE tertainers Kels, celiist CRestia e S il arti Uhicage: Vool an i talk : Ko Crie . “Ararat. shiine Temple ‘Chanters KR, e Hpsnonet BB Suar iravel ali ix, e enante ; . e e T rlac vocai and Fiolin el tiohe : i portiand oniandsy A aport taik 8 LK Roehr's Orcheatra: Howard Hafford, oo Fies Borelii. s Charles Boreliv. dongag, ., Dinner concert Book revie Easy_ Tenor * R Philadeiphia . Overbrook Hilis hou Frank _Ce entertainer ... Angeles: Children's program: music: s Pltteureh. Revmers Trio: weather: sport 10 T0 11 “heer-1n Club program hour 5 cies . talk Cincinnati: Everfresh Portland: Concert: markels: news York: Thomas Murtha, ten uth Bretapank. violin inn’ Orchesira L BN Y ark Camuel Heller, readings:” Mac _and Lennie Philadelphia: Fox Theater Orchestra: Brown's Orchestra Richmond Hill. X. Y.: Weather: Good Humor Bovs. G organization _in CAlglere i TAG. R, WCAE. WSAT from \ . ¢ Orehesira nissing Derson reports il service announcementa: piane telections: jce and weather reporis 4 Rel Euterpe Concert Trio \"° 000" Orcheatra: detective stories uartet: May and J Tios Angeles Chicago dgewal songa Ticagn G Francizen Breheetra Hot Springs: Violin and pian . el eoncert nrogram York' program Saxonhone acte e Fork: “Loveds Galatea.” by ihe WE. Compans - 3 nee Moines Davenport “iight opera. ] WECO Bitos German Band WRAP Dance program Organ recital . S ih S 11 TO 12 MIDNIGHT. Weather and market reports Angalss Masical program . o Classiral coneart: Congress Carnivai. farines - Dance concert i 5 Varied musical nrogram % The Music Box™: songa: “The e Mosaner e : Yewank: Five Mesner Brothers v Neat” Ol Oierira. N e R T States Infantra and TRran o et : oot (DR e o et Seremaders St 3 ” 433,.5: Lo Pk 2. Touis New York Hz Zx3 32 rtland: M New York Fort Worth Lo Angeles: Patrick-) San Francieco. Chft # Los Angeles: Fi Sereno Clith Orehestra Chicagn: Fdgewater Reach Dance Orchestra: songs Nighthawk frolie: Plantation Plavers: others Organ recital g s 2 X"A * olointe’ 3om7 Minneavolis 2 170 A Edgewater Beach Dance Orchestra Fdgewater Orchestra i Toa hostra Chicago AR WRRM Staff:’ ot tal program . rchoatr program 2703 AM. Ambhassador Orchestra Swelling. The first application N brings Great Refief. Stops Itching Instantly and Quickly Relieves Irritation Severe tests in cases of long standing have proved that PAZO ———— e — LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT 037 594 304 204 | 737 -~ INDIANS T0 DEPICT 800 YEARS OF PAGT Pageant of Vanished Race to Be Given in Setting Ten Centuries Old. | By the Asmnciated Press | CASA GRANDE . October 13. | Ghosts from an nicled past will rise from their ashes to play on | A thousand-year-old stage a pag- | eant of their vanished race of the | “Stone age” near here next month. | It will be a story of Indian abo- | rigines—the “Ho-hokams” or “those | who have gone hofore: of the Seven | Citfes of Cibola, Indian communities whose golden streets and jeweled | houses existed only in ihe imagination of a nagro scout and an enthusiastic | Franeisean: of ths conguest of (¢ nado, the coming of the missiona and the final supremacy of Gen. Kear- | 2 | ney in 1846, MR O XK | The pageant covers a minimum | period of 800 years. Unnamed Indians Progressive. On the Island of Crete in the Medi- terranean Sea there was found re cently a 2,000-vear-old coin, bearing an intricate circular maze. That de- | sign with the same number-sequence has been found in only one other place in the world—on the walls of 2 four-story Indian “apartment house' in the Casa Grande ruins, which has | an estimated age of from 800 to 1,200 vears, “ha estimated 50,000 ahorigines who once built their apartment houses in the Casa Grande Valley-"more per- | sons than now inhabit the region ware a progressive lot. These un- nanisd Indians built irrigation canals many sections of which went through solid rock. They raised cotton and corn, and the probabilities are that they also raised heans. xquash, pump kint and gourds. “Compound the hest preserved specimen of prehistoric Indian archi tecture, is estimated to he from 800 to 1,200 yvears old. A recent excava tion uncovered a ruin which is he- lieved to have heen huilt in the yvear 100 B.C. Under a second compound further excavation has disclosed an Indian apartment which points to having been built in the year 1000 R.C. Defense Tdea Paramount. “Compound A" spells defense throughout its construction. Fifteen hundred man-loads of specially pre pared mud—an earthy limestone were required to raise the walls of the home and fort 1 foq Walls were laid in monolithic courses, from 2 to | 4 feet thick. Each floor cleared the one below by 7 feet. Of the four | stories in “compound A." the first was filled in by the builder as a founda- ;****’*’H*’** me trouble, so I called up the Star Radio 409 11th St. N.W. Phone Franklin 8848 * x and they put it in fine condition for just a few dollars. Don’t it sound good?” % 3k Ak ke eok ok ok ok kok Aok ok %* * thousand Pluto. Mi It never druggist | examination | some time. are fine for a fashion shop- but never for your medicine chest Pluto Water has outlived a “fads”. 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