Evening Star Newspaper, November 26, 1926, Page 42

i the first of the f New . east with W WRC T0 PRESENT NEWMUSIC SERIES Book Reviews, Thanksgiving Party and Regular Con- F certs on Program. A Thanksgiving party will feature the weekly ice cream social to be hroadeast ton ht by WRC in conjunc- tion with WJZ. Artists who will par- ticipate in the program are Virginia orence Madge n the form of “Half 1mous Composers.” The work of Franz Liszt will he interpreted series by Hans B Other musical attract ¢ the weekly concerts of th ilton Orchestra, the Mo Quintet and the Anglo-Per Nina Reed will ope program with thre © afternoon i broadeast Letween 5 Musie will be Orchestra Hours th nist the eve book review: sgram will be and 6 o'clock provided by the Carlton By increasing its p mately 20000 watts, s Homewand, 111 with W 4 powarful WOK recently tos r to approxi OK at States broadeasters ed with 10,000 of its 20,000 watt limit and was reported heard in afl parts of the United S Canada. Alaska and the Philippines Both WGY and WJZ aithough equipped to transmit with up to 50.000 or 60,000 watts, are not em. plo the maximum output at present Local Radio Entertainment Friday, Nov. 26, 1926. NAA—Naval Radio Station, Va. (1315 Meters). 745 to 8 p Public lealth Sery. lecture, hroadeast 282, “Prevent- the Tmporction of Diseases. WMAL—W Radio, Radio Meters). “orum Silent WRC—Radio € (o Maytower Book 5 pm 645 pm 1 Reed pm Orchestra. Reviews, by Mrs. Hamilton Orchestra. $ pm.—Mozart String Quintet 830 pm. Half h with famous €omposers from WIEAF, New York. 9 p.m. Ice Cream hour, from WJZ, York. 10 to 10:30 p.m.— Anglo-Persians, from WEAF, New York. Early Program Tomorrow. 45 am.—Health exercises. -Arlington time signals. (oon)—Organ recital p.m.—Mayflower Orchestra. 45 p.m.—Play-hyplay account of the Army-Navy foot ball game, broad- AF from Soldiers' Field, 64 12 Chicaga, OVERSEA BROADCAST TESTS ABANDONED - International Radio Week Pro- . the . leavened we . And now ! standby gram to Be Confined to All- American Type. Arrangements for new series of overseas tests in con- nection with international radio week this Winter have mandoned. 1f early in 1927, it conducting a been temporarily tests arve held at 1l is helieved likely th \'{ will he of the all-American type that m the final days the test week Tast Winter expense undertaking and Iast Janua by Pacific Coast, wh ences were 1n thrills « ensts b rhe of connected with _the the protests lodged broadeasters on the isserted their audi share in the listenin o European broad- | use of their geographical | understood to the | the Kk of enthusi tition of the radio | to n. are be chief reasons for asm t nts It ix even possible that the tests may be entirely discontinued, due to the growing importance of toll broad casts and the unawillingness of many Atations to cancel contracts with ether advertisers in order to maintain silent rvoto the | of king. In elties on the stoand in the Middle West lours would fall | tn the heat of evening programs. | Definite cment of the com mittees appointed last Summer to consider plans for the project is ex pected to be nide near future, ods the necess ndel success th e Pastor Accepts Lynchburg Call. Special Dispatcli to The St LYNCHBURG, Va., November 2 Rev. R, W Miles i after a visit with the con wation here accepted the call to the Westminster Preshy terian Church and will arrange to be- gin his pastorate here about January 1 - o The New Pest - | now They Torn e an imported pes aten all the fertile West vel westward, sure 1t slow, and ruin follows where ey go. The eorn, that has survived so such, that's been with other ills in touch, that's Hved down evil bug and worm and many_ thin At crawl and squirm, its \Wate it last has fo d: the borer wins in every round. The sci entists who study bugs and try to rake up deadly drugs to terminate their foul careers, anoint the borer with their They haven't vet devised a ddpe that might give hus- handmen some hope. The borer laps up poisoned ive and doesn't even bat an eve: of devours a nare, and to sweat a hair. And it is marching all the time to start its carinval of crime among the green fields the West, the flelds where corn ix trown the best The learned | wring their hands and stand around in wailing bands. They tannot think up any plan to stop deadly cavavan, but still they » day and ni to ctreumvent ireatened plight, and 1t they ful aster black will fall upon the farmer's shack. A few more years, four or five, thwre'll be no Western corn .alive. We tulk of grief at each reverse, and all our miseries rehearse; but if we'd see un . we to the husbandman must go. Good luck should always walk with him, he works so hard, and with such vim. He earns whatever good he gains, he uses both his legs and brains, and all he gathers from the soil has cost him agonies of 10il s threatened with a pest presently divest his of their goldeh maize, his through his teilsome dayve. The city gamblers corner wheat, and others corner eggs and meat, and while they corner grain and beef, the armers only corners grief " WALT MASON. (Covyright. 18264 aris green PSn't pans ssors that's billed acres LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1926. Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time -_—m—m———— 4TO B 4:00—Naw York: News: sports: Gonzalez Orchestra Orchestra; v Boston (solos . roit: New New York Shepard’ Colonial markets: ‘weather: Betty Lee: H: Bert Andrews. tenor music’. . arold Normanton, Méters. Miles. 3612 204 299 397 4:30—New Vork: Astor Concert’ Orchéstra. . :40—Philadeiphia:” Police reports; organ: 5710 6 00—New York: Astor Orchestra New York: News: sports New York: ‘Care_of the Feet' Chicago: Mandel Trio; women's Chicago: WRBBM Staff; . Davenport: Crescent Orchestra. . Minneapolis: Readers’, Club " St. Louis: S The Pebblés'. : Temple Emanuel services 6 TO T others 00—Chicago: Boston : Hartford Detroit: Dinner e Cleveland: Horwil Philadelphia ket reports Sehenectady New York: Pianist h Children's 1 Kiddi s Klub: concert progi “on nny’s Gang: new ert . Collegians . her: Ben)ami News: Lenox : Sporta: Breiton® H burgh : Dinner concert * Topsy-turvy time program tring _trio eml; “hild ;. Adely Golden's 3:40—Chicago: Organ e e 45—Chicago: Organ recital: soloists Mooseheart, TIl.: Organ recital. . Richmond.* Va.:' Farm progran. Davenport: Chimes concert T TO 8 : talke: Richmond an recital; 1t:" Sport . news alk: Golden's” Orchestra Philadelphia’ Tov tales New York: Radio talk: orchestra: Chicago Pittshurgh: Dinner_coneert ringfield: Market reports N “Vork: French Jessoh Ball." by John Foster Chicago”_Stock quotation Ensemble: Schenectady:* Van Curler concert: heal violinist, WMAK. WHAM and.. Philadelphia: Bedtime story; roll cal Gleveland " Talk. studio program Waidon Concert LT rgtime * story Sports: weather. Organ T soloists uality tra. . iu: Rolointu: “niariet pansion proxram. ... keta: story: talk: Ril Chicago: 1 Detroit: Kaneas City T80—Philadelphia Dallax: Light Clab recital. A Farm lecture Brown's Orchestra 8709 i 8:00—Atlantic City detroit: “Klavory” o ew York: Sundial ‘Serenid Treasurelund ring quartet: " sololsta Huntington hour Family hour....... The Harvey, Trunipets Hartford. Conn.: Garber's chenectady : French composers w York: Mandoliniat: lecture: Joh pringfield: and ., Legion_Orchestra Newarl Pittaburgh:" Musical program New York: Reid's Revellers contest ' L. ... : Berrien Springs: musical ‘program:’ s ew York t. Louls Cay on . ltinding Chicago: “The " Milijon’Sing'": Hohner's Harmonicists ... .. Richmond. Va.. Country fiddiere: "ne comedians: dancers : Chicago: May' and June: instrumenial haritone i e Chicago: Edgewater Beach Orchestra: Detroit ichigan~ night.. ... Detroit: Studio _program. ... tlantic Citx s-ani— THo ichmaond Hill, "N Philadeiphia. Lawrence Players: 8 30——Minneapolia: Farm lecture Philadelph: Mental Des Moine bre: Davenport - Mixers Lox A Fi San_ Fj Louisviile elos th Operatic Ensemble 9:00—Des Moines: V Talks: entertainers WOO ougist in Ll ko: Bellaive’ Orchestra: varied 1 0 Fruncisco. Matkets: Lind's Orch tund - Dinger " concert imnewpulis: Nash-Finch Oreliestii Movseheurt, 1L Childien's Richmond Mill, N. Y.© Artists’ Philadelnbia: Melids Uatitune. 5 Chicagu: WLS 1iiy o ewark: Organ recital, mandolin sele Bitteburgh: Teaberry fime New Yoik: Tulk, mnsical program Soringfield: A i Tenor artford, Coivu, uston,: COUCErt Drogram New York: Play review: Chicago: Musical program’ .. ... New Yor Eusenible St 1ouis New York: Xew York Cleveland string Gartet s Cory Club Orchet Tee cream WRC studi 3 President Varied musical our, Progran program ;s 10 10:00— Philadeiphia : Orehnstra Atlantie City WOO tourists Garden York: Piano hou; Yok Constantiy 8 Soloists: 8ol Classical concert Vaudeville Yorkville Weather an h program " Rosel! Orgun recital: police al and | instrimental solo Chapman's Orcheatra; i’ Drowran Musical Y. Wenther rehestra teum .. : Spatish progrun Sporte: talk Feature program * Richmond Orchéstia lesonn wnd insteiinental Bewch Ovchestra: vk A Oichestra: o Rivhmond Detroit Mmneapolis a0 Bgewater “levelund - Studio Hot Surings solos 1030 Violin “The Phan Duvenport Violin Tecture. “Abraliam Li 11:00—Chigago: “Sam 'n’ Henry": g insteumental and vocal i: Gill's Orchestia ings: Dance prokrani c0: Fdgewat apolis Orchestra . Los Angeles: Feature’ pr Tos _Angeles: Organ | recital isco nd: Movie Club 2 Show _hoat program Sher ieal program G_F Henrs' Bery estra # o Congress Pier and Clagsical con Atlantic Cits Garden Orchestras Los Angeles: News 12 MIDNIGHT Lang's Orchestra A McAlpin Entertainers. ... Siiver Siipnar Orchestra Little Kk Little, . Chicago: Correll and Gode: Grihestra: solniste 4 Aneeies: Davis proggan < Moine: Hhreck s Orchesi San Francisco: Palace r Louis ow York New York Memnhis [ 12:00—St Lox 1 10 1:00—St Louis: Berger's Dance Orchestr San Franciaco? Lind's Orchastra Portland: McElrov's Orchestta: Los Angeles: Johnson's Orchestry Chicago: Vocal d instrumental Los Angeles: Musical program 2 T 3 Dance Orchest others. . 2:00—TLos Angeles: Lym: Portland: Hoot “Ow police reports pianist: Punch and Judy: Blackstone String Quintet. rd: Agricultural program piano seiection} nellenburg Tustramental T Traymore and Chelsea Orchestras instrumental Sport talk: Katinka Gypes Ensemble falk: Grebe ‘musical program Cohen's Jewels Hadio tulk; Red Cap Octei! WES Ao mé‘l'kel' Dance Oreheatra « Silver voeal and’ instrimental ‘sol Orchesf o 12:45—Kansas Cliy: Nighthawk iroim: "Plantation P 2 Al trumpet PM. markst reports. Unele Roberte P program rM. Newa bulletina: market reports ram 80 B ool iesson. .. ensons W I Quartet. : market Or P.M. sport, chestra Palmer Viet i Division 'Street "Or. Hoily' Berry : news bulisting.’.’. Organ recital: ‘Wide-awake Club program. . : market reports: talk Newark: Bretton Hall Quartel: Grossoa Orchestra Orchestra. . songs th’ falk: Bdward Rice, “soloiats. ) 476 430.1 o vocal and violin wolos. strin quartet Enfertainers. ¥ iey's Orcliexira e PN, S2IPRIESTTE ot x o . & WG Y, ) Morehead, baas. . WNYC recital; = American i o BT WOR KDKA Sl - WMCA Sunday " school SRR WEMG Drake iois ) artista: roloi somemeases NS =3 proves V5% # TO 10 P, 1 and instrumental artists and: WGO Orchentra: 161l hrog i st 5 ctigns vicliatst; Constuniting and TR nd Ambassad m and_instrumental artists ] rM in England land Orchestia .. 18t mews io; Edgewater Architecty violiniat: wea Moods’ i ity news saxophone dnd e 107 11 TO 12 MIDNIGHT. “The Music Bo; aitints Lore's Orchestra:’ soio an's Orchesira: May + suitarie(s; organ: Chapman's Or hee Orchestia’ L0 Eii & gman‘s Orohestra’ £} 52 232 Es Carnival’ " " Slipper’ " Danee = o =3 . TO 1 A 3 @ GZo; o3 Eie) O talk. . Am tra.. . TUG’S MASTER CONVICTED Two of Norfolk Liquor Case De- fendants Have Mistrial. NORFOLK, Va., November 26 (#®). —-James Gordon, master of the gas- oline tug Sparrow 111, and the barge Margaret Egan, seized by the Coast Guard July 12 with about 6,000 cases of liquor aboard the barge, was found gullty yesterday of violating the pro- hibition law. The jury was unable to agree in the cases of James Ryvan and John O'Rellly, who were charged with con- spiring_with Gordon. They denied knowledge of the liquor cargo. Ryan said he was hired in New York as cook aboard the tyg, which then pro- ceeded to Elizabeth City, N. C. R A combined muf and handbag is belng carried-in Parisy GREENLAND HEARS KDKA. Perfect Reception Reported by Residents of Settlement. PITTSBURGH, Pa., November 26 UP)—Perfect reception marked a radio program broadcast by station KDKA last Saturday for God Haven, Greenland, it is announced by the Westinghouse Electric and Manufac- turing Co., which operates the station, A message telling of reception of the program was sent to the station by Dr. M. P. Porslld. Danish scientist at God Haven, and H. Holten-Moeller, the town’s only radio operator. & gl of 18 years, Miss Irma Ward of Angeles, Calif., so far outclasses in feats of strength ¢!l oth. ers of her cex that she {s clalfhed to be the stipngest womaa in the world, At the - STAR, WASHINGTON, FIVE NEW STATIONS WILL BROADCAST Six Wave-Length Changes Announced by Commerce Department. The addition of another quintet of radio broadcasting stations to the number of plants in operation in the United States was announced by the Department of Commerce. Chang: the wave lengths of six other stations also were announced. The new broadcasters of the week are widely scattered, with only one located in the East. Three are in the Middle West and one on the Pacific Coast. Fxcept in one instance all of the wave lengths choseit by the new- comers are below 300 meters and not expected to cause undue interfe ence with stations already on the al WLBF, SO he five stations are: Everett L. Dillard, Kansas C meters; WGBR, George Ive arshfield, Wis, 228.9 meters; GDM, Victor G . Stockton Calif., 3 PS, Ralph Glendon Matheson, ster, Ma 295 meters, and KSCO, Sioux Fal Broadc ssoclation, Sioux Falls, 8. D., 360 meter: Power to Be Limited. Although the power to be used at these stations is not reported to the Department of Commerce, none of the plants is expected to use in ex- cess of 500 watt; Of the six ons that their wave lengths, only one dropped back from a pirated B _channel to one below 300 meters. The changes were as follows: WFRL, Brooklyn N. Y., jumped from 205.4 to meters; WMAL, Washington, jumped _from : WNJ, Newarl 30 meters; lowa, jumped from 2 to meters; KGCH, Wayne, Nebr., drop- ped its channel slightly from 450 1o 1.5 aeters, and \WGM, Jeanette Pa., dropped back from to 264 meters. Station WFRIL was transferred from Rubert Morrison Lacey to the Flat bush Radio Laboratories. New Call Letters. Station WDAD, Nashville, has taken a second set of call letters, 3 which will be used when the station is operating under the auspices of the Life and Casualty Insurance Co. The original call letters will be used by i ories, Inc. me as that altered P € meters: moved from 252 to Cedar 1 The arrangemen used at WIR-WC Station WEAF, York, 492 meters, announced the change of its ownership from the Broadcasting Com pany of America to the National Broadcasting Co., and station WRNY, New York, announced the removal of its station from New York City to Coytesville. N. . Station WQUC, Amarillo, Tex., 234 meters, changed its call letters and in the future will use KGRS, which will conform to the initials of the owner, the Gish Radio Service. Man Falls 18 Feet. Louis Rollman, 58 vears old, while engaged in a painting job at his resi dence Park place northeast vesterd on, fell about 18 feet fron sustained severe bruises, but escaped serious injury. e was treated by a physician at his home. Mr. Rollman for ubuut 20 yvears has been employed in the_ Geological Survey of the In- terior Department. e A public dining room that is reached by elevator has been c ructed mi Radio Repairs Any make or set re cont. adlusted at”geasonuble en Eveningn E.J. Penning Adams 4894 2505 Champlain St. N.W. the main roof to the kitchen roof and i 0 RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. Hamilton Orchestra, WRC, 7 to 8 o'clock. . Frolic night, WRVA, 8 to 10 o'clock. Radio skit, “Mr. and Mrs,” WNAC, 8:30 to 9 o'clock. Half hour with famous com- posers, WRC, WEAF and other stations, 8:30 to 9 o'clock. Show boat program, WLS, 11 pm. to 1 a.m. 18-YEAR-OLD NEGRO DIES AS PENALTY FOR MURDER Slayer of Cleveland Confectioner Electrocuted for Crime After Having Had Five Reprieves. By the Associated Pre COLUMBUS, Ohio, November 26.- smmanuel Ross; 18-year-old Negro slayer of Isadore Steeck, Cleveland confectioner, was electrocuted at Ohio State Penitentiary here today fter a last minute appeal to the ernor by his attorneys fafled to bring a reprieve. U five previous oceaslons, executive reprieves and court stays had inter- vened to save the youth's life while his case was carried to the Appellate and State Supreme Court by his at torneys. Steeck was fatally shot dur- ing a hold-up Ved ARO. No relatives visited Ross as his final hour approached. He sat quietly in his cell throughout yesterday, alone and_apparently unmoved. Frequent- Iy during his final months in prison he read from a Bible that had bheen given him, spelling the words slowly and audib] His farewell meal, a anksgiving dinner of Turkey, with dressing, cranberry sauce and other delicacies, he ate heartily. The youth was calm throughout preparations in the death chamber. — . With the reputation of having al- ready shot the largest bull elephant ever to fall to the rifle of a_woman, Mrs. 13. L. King of Winona, Minn, has sailed for Indo-China. where she will hunt tigers Sy 7 Two Receivers in me CARROLI ELFOT NC. 714 12th St. N. ‘?-————-——-—-1 & Wagner's SIEGFRIED” “Radio Piano Recital byWalter Damrosch BALKITE HOUR SATURDAY EVE.NoV.2;th An explanatory dramatic recital at the pianoof oneof the world'sgreat- est music dramas by one of the world’s greatest conductors. Over 13 radio_stations: WEAF, WEEI, WGR, WFI, WCAE, WSAI WTAM, WW]J, WGN, WCCO, KSD, WDAF, WOC. 9 P. M. 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