Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1927, Page 24

A 24 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ( TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1927. —_— - e | Protest Risque Storis ! ! Contralto’s Sengs | CINCINNATI, January 11 P SR Teelk | | Protest against risque stories broad- | ()l" n b' C ‘)l"l WQ’I‘I\ cast by an unidentified station on be- ot ati ¥ S tween and 0 meters -was made _Of Station Contest,| | tveen 273 and 230 meters wxas made Problems The first station selected for inspector of the elghth district, De- identification for the second | troit, Mich., by the United States Ra- | « - LABOROFFERSAID [ roxe manee maio envwramet | TUESDAY. JANUARY 11, 1927. ograms of Distant hml;(m.v Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time INAIR CONGESTION 100 St ot et Loew'e Orcharion R contest wiek "ot The Stars | | dio Soclety, a national organization ot | HE SUBJECT of investment is an intrlcate and ab- — . oston s Mettopolitan DK NAL 5 ; 4 J . X v 'V oval entertamn i Gl Vi broadeast Several listeners reported hearing | sorbing problem. Chicago Federation Would Rositiare e oelock Tast the" stories, with accompanying. gin. | wital: daion S WEAL sles near the microphone, but report 430N K Aetor Concert Ore W Open New Chanriels for | {385, ki Mien™ Eodet T i e il Broadcasting. 2 570 6 P 5:00-—New York: Astor Orchestra: market reports W7 v Tea music WEAF w[fl WELCOME the opportunity of offering our serv- ices to you in this connection. UR FIRST Trust Notes, which yield 614% interest, FRFFRERRRRRER R R LY: are solutions of many people’s problems. |8 | ed to the secretary that no, call letters | | were announced. The societ | ing to identify the station. My Lov his mistake a few moments | | fater. | = Clese's Orioi osap hour wPeH H i * [ WHY Listeners who ¢ 5 . The Chicago Federation of Labor, j i this siation should se 1% lo May they be yours, too? which owns and operates WCFL, has (hicago o Ao to the i offered to solve the present problem i Ahlisive Dialogiics 7 tion _contest - T i* o and - of relieving congestion in the ether 6 TO T PM. who identifies the greatest num- 409 llth s N w | Maxi [ REA LT rvice channels between 200 and 100 meters selections WBEM test woek will be awarded a ; . sl Onitaes: M anil Tria tabig: Turvy time WAy Ao 1% ¢ 99 k| Pr the radiophone station, now 're Minneapolis: Talk: children's hour: ma Feports WCO cash priz | * served tc iteur, aireraft and relay Now York: Qouaip hour: Oreete hestra: talk WECH ;; a er en 1415 K Street broadcastir Batt VEAL Sihan ¢ orchastis WAL e | ¢ Literature sent out recently by the 1 Vail's Onh Davist e " Melods e . = 6-T bese 70 i 2 arganization explains that the change Ne IS Jewish follc conse o o 1o YMOA Service :'l]lpr Sale % ul t, ¥ Main 4752 Would not decrease the usefulness of e Vo it Green it 0 Siitivan, the Tsh o ; 4 G present broadcasting sets, since such Hose, e Tleabouisa Sicfonians, WA Our interest in our patrons ||l One Dial Centrol ets are already overloaded w!th Benjamin: Franklin® Orchextra:“mar-© does not end with the sale of a : roadcast reception. On the other P, wwy RNEST HUTCHE car but rather -begins there. J._gg*gq.*fig****m‘" ! ¥and, ft says that the new wave Dilietine: marker ot YW i Tt 5 ; Satisfactory service is the ele. [fl == sets by the addition of simple & rman Neaman, planist market reports 8 3 i sliary devices of receiving sets using R R TR RV tet during the Eveready tonight. the * same batteries and antenna | g, Detrolt: Tull W ks stories Wt Smx?n:m (f'l“hl\(y':\(xldl ‘hrh:‘:‘l“'lll’fi"‘:;:: Springfield gubadors vz | Broadcast Finger Prints 1e present w enghs S B4 e . B f i, from 200 to 600 meters. harmonists Wi . The headquarters of the Paris police Goles Service Y/’ “When broadeasting first started | WA force has been equi With ihe i in 1921, the organization points out, ° P wog Berlin appatatus, by m of which £ 3 ) “the Department of Commerce allotted Irchestra ."u’\m\ of the fir H‘n' of crimi 1065 Wisconsin Ave. West 163 i the wave length of 360 meters for TO 8 PM el e bl Gl larte 2 H E N O R E this purpose, this being almost ex-| 7:00—New York: Iceland Orchest S cously to other leading citles Under Carter Management I enport © Sport news: o WOC % urope Philadelphia " Roll eall: birthday Tist: violin soios wIp actly in the center of the open spaces between the amateur 200-meter band Cleveland . Vaudevilio pi eland O A WTAM and the ship waves of 600 meters Chid 3 et roporta: talk: WEST O o and up e . . WS I 5 d “KDKA was about the first broad oo e ernn Onie 0 A iverea y caster, but others soon joined them Newark: | Bretton " Hall - String Quorics bl o & an 360 meters. In the Spring of 1923, Springned . News: M. A. 0 e G l =) 2 S e 1 the Department of Commerce, acting S aoiiey oty C Thasio Borum, Sugkes wburle [ o aycerbpi t construction i on the suggestion of the second radio ‘\"i“fif{,l,‘.: F'{;:yan“”"“lnmw poliee " reporta: " “Pyorriea’’{ s ) conference, opened up the wave Hartford, Conn.: Trinity Colléegn conrse Fields Blie Boys . WTIC 5 . o i 104 0 ter i oo BAIRAZRY SRt Mo Btk S e Bron e 15 patented and exclusive e e tiv 5 ensemble ... " g : WaN g o dng broadcast stations scattered them: Boston:_Elsenboure's 'Sinfonians: *Care of the Hair: e, selves over the new zone. Many re Lady of_the Ivories: ne Cwnac 85 W 52.50 ; ceiving sets were built to cover the WRBAL Orchestra and male i WEBAL TrE E 1y apy I . ere { Sen tnlng ranse Shi It ebver oo vic: | Friedman's 14 Virzinjane HE Eveready Layerbilt “B"” Battery No. 486 g 1 ar ever oc S nsiCal DrOCYAM Warea : 2 e and $3 curred at the time that the broadcast New York: Trish minstrel: taik: violn r ¢ is the only successful dry battery ever built range might be extended still further e . Bs . . T %5 ingliide Wave: Ioagths wiilch thiose New, Fori: il tawier. basitone: i Sectine 5 using solid layers of current-producing mate- 850 to 400 meter receivers coul New York og talk b ole: P pechi's tale s fraision -l e s could’ not \"7,,\,‘,,‘3.'&. Dog talk by 'Prask Dole: ‘Panl Spechta rials instead of space-wasting round cells. Layer- = { New York & cital © Edwa & Orchest WM S e . Fi . x M 3 ke a3 ™ < 12 tension of the wave band was Cincinnatl: Composera brogvam s Unele e and s bari TAQ building permits the use of a greater quantity Stripes, checks, plaids, figures, dia- what happened about a year vard famils o wraw s Chiearo: Orean_recital of active chemic: Atlantic City: News: ‘and many receiving sets were Is than can possibly be packed mond weaves, fancy weaves with rebuilt or retired in favor of sets Cineinna Con ne Qu o 1 P ; o ‘B b4 orv of o g7 o o1 - 5 S - 7t which could hear all the way from | o SUTAWS ore el Soinier S into any other dry “B” battery of the same size. rayon stripes and small ;;’ll—o\ er 200 to 600 meters. Comes 1927 and| ™ af. Tauie: The Litile el Scumoens nhosrs .speaker se VY- , i ya i ings e inaeant wave It Fhqkanin e ile Bed"Soxootioue oiotra On loud-speaker scts Heavy-Duty batteries teiing TEOHbis Ul i T Geite st be - Wagnt St Tty solop Hlerarr Wl will outlast the smaller Light-Duty batteries just right for wear now and Practically all the leading radio ex-| perts of the country agree that the broadcast wave band must be ex-| g ¥ A5—Atlantic City: “Glimpses Through the St 8 TO 9 P 00—Philadelphia: Health talk. “Whooping e Door' WHAR twice over. 'l ready Layerbilt gives more , actual service per dollar of cost than any other in the Spring. Neckband and collar-to-match { tended down to 100 meters and the termakera: Silier biino | pord Bspomnsne “ i Whititng Watitlons bR a e e O A SR e Heavy-Duty “B” battery. styles with the for- the new range to diminish interfer- Allagitic Gity: Seasige Concert T, PUETL M oA ‘mer in greate The federation has figured out that New Fork: Whliam Faer, caiili [ e O LO'\IP'-\Y\Y-' ! hoi 21'\" id by permitting the use of wave lengths Kiliie Go e harm, Sroxram; gho Gay Ninetien, iy e L Srarteed oo i down to 200 meters, one and one-half New Yok P Rin g H L. Unit of Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation ' selection. ¢ B as iy S WL WoSHWOAE WA WAl kS, WO commodated on the air, or the existin; New! ; i % il stations could be distributed over ihe ’,‘,::(‘:“‘{,'Y“O’;E vfi;fi'}x’f"_"’rm i st = S new allocation with an equivalent de- New York: Veo's Comeor ‘Or : REhio t crease in interference. [ sty Blar o e Diano duo; iUl > | Springfield: Musl fam:’ Boston Brunin vs. Chicige Henry Ford's old-fashioned dance D Tiockey. wame. frany Bogton: Ascyoy Brunin v Chicads o K drchestra will provide one of the e Newark., Bose Newman. planist: duets: literatire: Annetic & u; “s of WRC'S program tonight. All Boa:gg:c;:v.no‘n'r" «!3..:1«. il 1{.0‘( Cadet” Band vi Srew of e v —— oi s numbers T\!H be taken from the Chicago: Family hour program. A airs of the oldtime fiddler and will Ghieaga: Ay ' gnd June Solin /4 ineludo waltzes, plain quadrilles, two- = m;}g_fi'{h_g};;;‘;ng ere $4 and $5 § Net ; The Eveready Hour, another WRC| . " Enteriainers =" < e attraction, will present the Flonsatey | New Fork" Crand: oo i Some of the finest shirtings 3t and Quartet and Ernest Hutcheson, Aus- | tralian pianist-composer. Originated | 2 in Europe in 1920, the quartet is ve.| ot Fock: Brnoo Baparclen garded as one of the most famous LW WSAT WL I 1, nsemble and Blackstone *String . available have been used in . these fine shirts, taken from our ensembles of its kind. Louisville: Studio concert ... - 1 1 An carly Teature on WRCs bil win| i Johaon SRS ororkin e pan o uh Do Be a halfhour piano recital by Fort Worth: Washer Ham Trio shirts and reduced. Such a diversity Beritans crnn S htol e Lon Angeles: Musical prog B y )Se noon Davenport: Romie Simo a organ recitals have made her popular | 8:45—Memphis: Bride same at this station. e of patterns and colorings is seldom offered in a sale. Neckband and collar- to-match styles with a few two-collars-to- 9 TO 10 P.M rong signals severely twisted and | 9:00—L0s Angeles: Talks: news: vest nocket period. chopped by outbursts of static de- R WHC WEAE AN W) WaATT Wk, ek acribes the { 2 : - VEAR R T 4 2 g Outoftown atarions. 1o wastrof the San Erancisto Saries marketh: ‘Lind's Orebéstra VERES match in the group. Narrow or wide pleated » ather ‘one “of those unusual radio L ra Cofa s Otheatss (A KnZG ATk Wiz bosoms and negligee fronts. Come in tomor nights when stations can New York: Prince Plotti. songs:” Judith *Roth. ~Sopran : 2 i 2 in with clarity and vejume with ouirs e o L TR R t row—the values will prove their worth. turn of the dial, only to have atmos- Chicago: Congress program: address KYW - grotics play havec wifhi the pro- | N s orus Coisak e DAL Tuesday night is Eveready Hour Night,9 P.M., Amid it all, however, it was possible Gincihmaug: Formiea Oretisiva. Eastern Standard Time, through the WEAF t 10 catch snatches of musie here and A e e Koy 00 "he T Bvramids”: " WRYC network stations. o there, and an occasional call letter. Concertians . 4 SR i “F f h Y bl R . S l Boaansiance; we hoard;\daspite the | ¢ ST QutnlelUiulet saial mites irst-oi-the-Year eduction Sale . St. : , De- ko . Bawands 4 Toéthire’ Fecital: ‘néws 2 catur, Ty WEG - Atiantrons Haritord. Comn Travelers. Sinsomnt s ork: WHO, Do atos Chicago: Rauland Lyric Trio P ° Towa, and WSB, Adanta, e CS ey "Govh Banders: "oneert 6 L) i . 3 d tagg: Coon Sandere: coneer i | New = York: " Atred Lostnewl. i y | Berrien Shringa- Boscon Lixht” sacreil’ hour o i : ¢ Local Radio Entertainment | | zflfr:;.' Lz M Saxophone Vocal " soiois [4 | v { ets. wtpos — :30—Phi Iph Fra . the PR oo e | uesday, January 11, 1927 Dallag; Bridge wame: solojs il bicsran i ; : : 2 2.2:02‘?3{;};:{“’65'@3:53; a7 PR i t ‘54 Smarter styles in garments tailored otton N aiden and. ) - along straightline effects char- acterize this group and make it one of particular appeal. Mostly plain colors, conforming to the newer style in Men's Overcoats. NAA—Naval Radio_Station, Radio, Botron: Minctrets "o Va. (1515 Metorey 5 Memphis~ Bluff City’ O 3:45 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. 6:45 pan.—Agricultural marke o, | 10:00—Boston: Malden Band: Rhode's Dance _Porte, pianist; Cathay Coucert Or- 1 program York: “Current_Playe c Osburn’a Orchestra ob": soloists: mixed auiart: ok : Sturgis Live Wires: Fordham Orchestra p.m.-—"‘Opportunities for Em ployment as Radio Operators in the United States Lighthouse Service.” 9:65 p.m.—Time signals. i : i Men's Furnishings Section, First floor. ' 10.05 p.m.—Weather ~Bureau - re o Wet - Orcistra imic . - ase st 2 Atlantic City musi ey sy WRHF—Washington Radio Hospital T S hors: taandolic ajd Fund (256 Meters) piano sele o police and weather reports: civil service, UST tap off the volt- ’ 11 to 12 noon—Current events and ew York: Talk: Evangeiistic’ Miked Quartet! Veo's Duno F \ At 64 sing a Police reports (daily). T Byl e " wans age you need —snap : EOUN snipflciand id “of “Baltimore WBAL Dianist: Leich and’ his ‘buddiex ram. . . . WOR| Wright and Wrong. harmony singers: voeal double breasted Overcoats with a few fly- the switch—and tune in. The Duo-Rectron WMAL—Washington - Radio Forum (293.9 Meters). ! New York 7 to 7:15 e e a0 80108 - > N k ; el o S ew Yo Bow Aevaivo 56 iar KDRAL KYW. Wiz, fits ’a:w[“'? °§2‘;1(1 front models make this anc . by 3 i 5 K 5 sizes—has taps for 224, icul v 715 to $ pm—Supper dance pro e o, Wk 45, 90 and 135 volts— particular group show .I‘zllll h)“lht‘ Jlks Club Orchestra KSD., WO and an automatic volt- an unusuallv Wlde . 0 8:15 p.m.—Gertrude Deland San ¥ < X Price sonrino By -' l« and Piadih b age regulator that keeps : selection that as- f} 5 to 845 p.m slumbia T'ri Hot Sy r Diavis Orchestra r Jean Westbrook. violinist: Irank """\'l" ¥ Orchestra WRRE the current steady. It sures a ready fit Westhrook, Ccellist; Kathryn Crow- | 1o :0—Sprimehesin weatlier and’ miseing per is silent, and hum-free. for men of va- S5 t0 b oW ebies | 198 —tinn ufn’.x‘»’:f, oty Mkl ¢ It is sturdy, and de- $ e bites Stock Promot by Louis Roths Nl Y WA O pendable! At 74 g ¢ child of Bette WRC. WCSH. WOC. 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Y RIS Banea iRENC0: 5o o M ual i contest Wk The complete 1927 line now avail- ! Overcoats at substantial reductions Lank's Orchistra The English Shop. Second floor. “Woodhward & Wathrop Tomorrow. to T:45 a.m.—Tower health ex broadeast jointly with WEAF | the Metropolitan tower, New Autopr udio, program " Quartet « . able on our Budget Plan. Los Angelex Chicago: The Des Moines iport: Silve yrehestra a.m.—Arlington time signals Eellen Plar Do 12 noon— Poultry flashes. Cimeinan Sivton Dance Oieatta O~ 12115 p.m.—Organ recital by Miss Al Mo \J. 12 45-—Kansas City tation players: otiicrs Gertrude Smallwood vlay 1 to 2 p.m.—Lee House Trio 17O 2 AN Music Store—618 F Street 5 1:00—Los Anglees chestra KNX i Francisco: Ta heatra KPO th Henry RButler, aged 82, and his Los Angeles: Aznre Music Club: pianist KET ‘m' 11 Fand 6 Streets Mn(hanr l-)ld\n‘n. :nznll g «r.r"\\ n_xl-mng Lios ]"”III':‘: '.;w”tr: pPanee Orehosira S ol — ham, England, traveled 5,000 miles in Portland: Dance program v KGW N N7 the past vear on motor «vclcs which | 270 2 AM. %z%% AL they purchased in 191 2:00--San Fraucisco: Billy Longs Califoruians 128.8..2. E b TR o4 U] k.