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Radio 'fans are now accustomed to
-glee ordinary disturbances such as diose
.ernanatiisg from violet -ray .nsachihes,
X-rays and other types of high frc
•oueacy apparatus. A rather novel dis-
turbance was createdIn St.. Louis
,orae time ago and the cause has just
been discovered•:'In one section of
the city radio apparatus absolutely
refused to work: No cause could be
Found for this although a great deal
of i.nvestigatiouwas carried on. Wheri
etofe excavation was being done re-
ticently near an underground high ten -
cable the head of a pick was dis-
covered and investigation showed that
it had been. driven through the insul-
ation of the Cable and left there, Af-
ter it was removed, it was suddenly
found that radio 'sets could again ain be g
operated successfully in that district.
reports Weather V rts were frequently
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sent out 'last week from broadcasting
stations for the benefit of the balloon-
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ists who were aloft participating in
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generally described ib the weather condi-
tions hi the higher altitudes,
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Detroit is now on the air with a
brand new transmitter, The station
was closed down for two days while
the change was made, The new
ma-
chine isthe very latestand there are
only five others like it now in opera-
tion. Station WWJ was the first ra-
dio broadcasting station inthe world,
to be installed and operated ' by a
newspaper. The old station was ,op-
erated over. 3000 hours and'4, during
that time 6o large vacuum tubes were
used up and replaced:
,Station KDKA--326 Meters
Westinghouse Electric
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Wednesday, 'April' 3o
5.3o p• in. -Dinner concert by the
Pittsburgh Athletic Association Or-
chestra, Gregorio Scalzo,,director. ,
p. m. - :Baseball 'scores; concert
continued.
6.3o p. m: -`'The Gingerbread Man
will play a Prank."
6.45 p, m, -Feature.
7 p
. m. -Baseball scores.
7.o5 p. m. -One act play presented
by the, Dramatic League of Pitts-
burgh.
7,30 p. m, -Feature and
7.40 P. m, -National Stockman
Farmer market reports,.
8 p..m.-Concert arranged by the K.
of C.
P
to m.Arling ton time signals. Wee-
Cher forecast.
Thursday,
Thursday, May xst
5.30 p, m.--a-Dinner concert by the
KDKA Little Symphony Orchestra,
Victor Saudek, conductor.
6 p, in. -Baseball scores.
6.30 p. m. -Program arranged by
the National Stockman and Farmer,
i
i mcludi.ng the market reports.
1 8 p. m. -Concert arranged by
) Chauncey Parsons through the court-
esy of the Rosenbaum Company.
to p, m. -Arlington time signals.
Weather forecast. Baseball scores.
10.39 p. m: -Special concert.
Friday, May 2
5.3o p. m. -Organ recital by Paul
Fleeger, from the Cameo Motion Pic-
ture Theatre, Pittsburgh, Pa,
6 p. in. -"The- Queen of Hearts, she
baked some Tarts."
6.45 p. m -News' bulletins.
7 p. m. -Baseball scores.
7.05 p. m. -Radio Boy Scout meet-
ing.
7.40 p. m. -National Stockman and
Farmer market reports.
8 la m. -Special features.
io p. in. -Arlington time' signals
Helen CaaPbell, LadY
Parchester,.
Tyler; ler; : Miss Wyatt, Lola
J Y,
Sommers • Lady Lucy Dorenham, Es -
g
telle, Rogers; Lady Alethea Frobisher,
Rosaline Greene, Time: The present,
Act 1 -An anteroom to •a ballroom.
Instrumental selection, "Tres Jolie,"
orchestra. '
• Act TI -A drawing room: Instru-
mental selection, "Parisien Boulevard"
orchestra,
Act III -A' library. Instrumental.
selection, "Muna,n'1ere Dance;" orches-
tra.
Act IV -A ,drawing room, Instru-
mental selection, "Under Southern
Slues, orchestra,
Friday; May .212:1
5.30 p. m. -Children's programa
7.35 P• in. -Health ,
It talk New York'
state. department of health.
7.40 P. m. -Baseball results..
7:45 P. m. -Musical prograrn. Piano
solos,' (a) "Dance Caprice," (b).
Spring Dance,' 011ie. G. Yettru. So-
prano solos,
o-prano"solos, by Florence Palmer, Vio-
lin solo, "Larghetto," Mrs:, Peter Sch-
midt, 011ie G. Yettru, accompanist:
Tenor solos (in German), (a) "In
Grolle Nicht," (b) "Mai Nacht," (c)
"Du' hist wie eine Blume, Walter
Reales Violin Solo, "Clair de Lune"
Mrs. Peter Schmidt Soprano solo,. by
Florence Palmer, Violin solo, "Pa-
vane," Mrs. Peter Schmidt. Soprano
solo, by Florence Palmer. Violin solo
"Chansona d'Arrnour," Mrs. Peter
Schmidt; piano solo, "Sposalizio, Ol-
lie G. Yettru_
(Late Program)
10.30 p. m. -Musical program.
Piano solo, "Clair de Lune," 011ie.
G. Yettu. Contralto solo;, "Berceuse,"
Theresia Balberich. Talk, "First Care
of Baby Chicks," United States de-
partment of agriculture. Instrumental
selection, "Serenade, WGY Orches-
tra Contralto solo ,"Danny Boy," The
resia Berberich. Instrumentaal selec-
tion," "Fireside Tales," orchestra. Pi-
ano solo,
iano'solo, "Romance," 011ie G. Y-ettru.
Contralto solo, "A Little Bit o' ,Bon
ey," Theresia Berberich. Instrumental'
selection, '`Novelette," orchestra. Con-
tralto solo, "My' Ain Folk," Theresia
Berberich. Instrumental selection,
"Romany Nights,'' orchestra.
Saturday, May 3rd.
9.3o p. m• -Dance music by Ro-
mano's Orchestra, New Kenmore Ho-
tel, Albany, N. Y.
Station KYW-536 Meters
• Westinghouse Electric
Chicago,
Til
Weather forcast. Baseball scores. Thursday, May xst.
Saturday, May 3 11 8 to 8,30 p. m. -Dinner concert
5.3o P. m. -Dinner concert by the broadcast from the Congress Hotel,
Chicago.
8 to 8.io-Joska DeBabary's or-
chestra playing in the Louis XVI
room.
8.10 to 8.2o Paul" Wahiteman's Cele
Collegians, under the personal direc-
tion of A. Vincent, Gauthier, playing in
the Pompeiian room.
8.20 to 8.3o-Joslca DeBabary,s or-
chestra playing in the Louis XVI
room
8.35 to 8.45 p. m. -Sport talk furn-
ished by Leo Fisher of the Chicago
"Evening American" staff.
8.45 to 8.55 p. m. -Talk on "Fi-
nance and Markets," by Mr, T. Hava-
na,
evne, who writes for the Chicago "Ev-
ening ,American" under the name of !
Argus.-
9 to 9.20 p. m: "Twenty Minutes of
Good Reading," by Rev. C. J. Pernin,
S. J. head of department' of English,
Loyola University, Chicago,
9.20 to 9.5o p. m. -Edison Symphony.
Orchestra concert at Orchestra hall,
Morgan L. Eastman, conductor.
x, "Swedish. Coronation March" Sven-
dsen; 2,"Humoreske" Dvorak; 3,
Vocal slist to be announced; 4, "Ro-
bespierre" •Overture.
9.50 to , 50.20 p..m,-From Edison
° Becussi; Pilgrim chorus from "Tann- studio, Sandy Meeks; Harry Carl
hatrser," Wagner; clarinet solo, Third Geske, pianist; (a) "Fantasia No. i".
Varie,' Thornton; excerpts from Car- Mozart; (b) "Hungarian Na. ll." Mc-
!men
c-
inen;` Biset; an Oriental scene, "The Dowell Harry Cat -.l Geske; (a) "Loci
Westinghouse Band, T. J. Vastine,
conductor. Program: Selections by
the band: March "The Man Among
Men," Filmore; "A Shriner's.Frolic,'
"The Skibberceu Sheik"; Traany; Ro-
mance, "Day Dreams," . Rollinson;
Cornet Duett "Call of the Sea,'
Smith, Excerpts from Princess of In-
dia," King; "Awakening of Spring,"
Bach; Overture, "Poet and Peasant,"
Suppe; Waltz "Queen -of the Flowers"
'Holmes; The Brownies Ballet,", Cos-
by; Spanish Patarol; " Lspagoie," Des-
pages.
6 p. m..1 -Baseball scores: Concert
continued.
6.3o p. m. ---"The Knave of Hearts,
iHe Stole Some Tarts."
6.45 P. m. -"Last Minute Helps to
`Teachers of Adult and Secondary
Classes," by Carman Carver Johnson,
' teacher of the Men's Bible class, of
i the United Brethren Church, Wilkins -
burg.
When Painting
choose Scarfe's
-not only beautifies but
safeguards your home from
wear and weather.
Scale Sc Co., Limited
Head ()face and r'aetery '. l3ruatford, opt.
Mai
7 p, m. -Baseball Scores.
8 p. m.-Concertby the Westing-
house Band, '1'. J. Vastine, conductor,
and assisting soloist, Ernest C. Shultz
baritone, , Program -Selections by the
band:. Overture, "Morning, Moon and
Night'' Suppe, waltz, "Tesoro Mio,"
brated Collegians, tinder" the personal
Vincent Gauthier, , Play -
in in'the Pom eiiai7 room.
gP
• 8.20 to $.3o-Joslca DeBabary's or-
chestra
chestra playing in the Louis XVI
room.
m. -Musical program:
'to 8 P. i p g
9 9S
Anne Meek, soprano; J. S. leck,, ac-
companist; Isadore T. Mishkin, bari-
tone;
ari
tone; Sallie Menkes, accompanist; Ari-
ing Shaeffer, banjo; Kathryn Gordon,
pianist, t, (a) .Soprano solos, selected
Anne Meek; 2, (b) "Southern Pas-
time Shaeffer; (b), "On to. Victory"
Ayling Shaeffer; 3, (a). "It is Enough
From Elijah" Mendelssohn;: (b,) "Ser-
enade" Schubert, Isadore T, Mishkin;
4, "Valse Brilliante Chopin, Kathryn
Gordon; 5, Soprano , solos, selected,
Anne Meck; 6, (a) "Old Black Joe"
(with variations)' Shaeffer; (b) Guitar
solo; selecter, Arling Shaeffer; 7, (a)
"Di Provenza Il Mar," from "Il Tra-
viata" Verdi; (b) Toreadore song weeks' contest for personal cleanliness
from "Carmen" Bizet, Isadore T. A boy and, a girl won the prizes. That;
Mishkin; 8; (a,) "Shepherds Hey" little boy will surely, never pollute
Grainger; (b) "Liebestraum" Liszt. his fingers with the foul marks -of
10.05 p.m. -Program will be an- nicotine from the use of cigarettes as
nounced by radiophone. so many boys are doing these days.
- The boys, and girls too, in some'cas-
es who keep WAWANOSH their hands perfectly
Mr.. and .
Mrs.John Campbell and 'clean are well worthy of commenda
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r, and j41rs, Norman Brandon- and HTS APOLOGY
Mrs, Bran- Oat, one Of the. Highland pass
family of St. Marys, .
also M s,
,the ,sailor in',charge"of 'k e
. steamerss �
don- incl. Miss Hazel'Brandon of ea ,
assen • luggage was.'; having °a hod
Wughaiiz spent Sunday with.Mr, and passengers'. g
Mrs. Wilfred Reid. time. One eld;" lady especially so
a '
• .
Mr. and Mrs. Elrsha Walker and needlessly .woi•ried thesernari that at
i n exasperation +:he • gave,her a
d the* funeral of Mis. length a P
'Searle s to'' to erieho,
WesleySearle of Blyth on Thursday.'" cordial invitation go7,
`Born -To Mr. and Mrs, JaiJam- The indignant gold dap e stalked to
James J
ieson on Friday April.25, a daughter.
Miss McLaughlin of Norval return-
ed to her school on Saturday.
Mr.. Joe Thompson of Detroit is
spending his holidays with relatives ile
these parts.
the captain and breathed. forth
threats about headquarters knowing.
ancl'so on. The captain, advised the
saitor, for his' own good, to apolo-
gize, After some: - per'suasio17 the
'Highlander sidled up.' to the aggriev-
ed.passenger, and, looking "sheepish-
Keep Them Clean ly;at her, said in his imperfect Eng
- •
Ex -Mayor Malcolm . of Listowel V,„.Are you the old lady .that was told,
gave a wrist watch as a prize to -each to go to Jericho...
of the two pupils in the senior' sec-) `Yes,' she replied.
': ,..,
and class of'the town, public schoo1. "Well," witha gulp, "the
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who were the winners in an eight- says, you needn't."
daughter of Aylmer spent the holi- tion: It's enough to turn a clean per -
days with his parents Mr. and . Mrs, son's stoina¢h to look at the filthy
Chas. Campbell. yellow fingers
BLUEVALE'
captain
The annual meeting of the Bluevale
branch of the Women's Institute: will
be held on Thursday afternoon, May
15th., at the home of Mrs. C. H.
niss. .The change of date from •tie`
8th., should be noted by members.
The annual election of, officers will
take place.
Trout Season
ll of manya boy and The open season for speckled trout
young main these days. Let's start a does not open until May x5th this
campaign for clean hands in Wing- year, whereas it has been May rata'
ham. It closes on Sept. 15thas usual.
Mr. Joe Chamney visited, for a few
days last week with friends in' Toron-
to.
Dance of Bagdad," Langloy; serenade,
:"An Autumn Romance,' King; cornet
solo, '`Like a Flower so Fair," Wat-
son; entre act, "Idle ,Moments," Roll -
50n..
IC) p, in, -Arlington time signals,
, Weather forecast. Baseball scores.
Station WGY-•--380 Meters
lseneral Electric Co:
Schenectady, N. Y.
Thursday, May xst.
5 li, In. -Produce and stock market
quotations; news bulletins; "' baseball
results.
5.3o p. tn.--Dinner.` music by Ro-
nieno's Orchestra, New Keninore Ho- playing in the Poinpitan -room.
tel, Albatiy, N. Y. 8.20 to 7.3o--Joslca DeBabary's" or -
7 40 p, m, -Baseball results. ehestra playing in the Louis XVI
don Bridge" Robinson; (b) Your
Garden of My Heart" Verdi, Sandy.
Meeks; (a) "Capriccisso" Schutt; (b)
"En .AutOinrne" Ivioszkowski, Harry"
Carl 'Geske; (a) "Somehow I Know
Shaffer; (b) "Let Me Call Yon Sweet-
heart" Friedmann, Sandy Meeks.
Fridaay, Maay arid.
7 tb 7.30 p, in. -Dinner concert
broadcast from the Congress Hotel,
Chicago.
8 to 8.to-Joska' Debabary's orches-
tra playing in the Louis XVI room.
8.10 to 7yzo-Paul Whitetnan's Cele-
brated Collegians, under the personal
direction of A. Vincent Gauthier,
7.45 p, sir. -Radio ' drama, "The
Walls of Jericho," by Alfred Stone,
presented by WGY Players, "A Few
Motnettts with New Books," William
rncobs librarian of the General
room,
' 9.2o to 9.45 p. "m. -Program furnish-
ed by the American Farm Bureau
Federation,
m. to 3.3o a. m. -Midnight re -
1♦ 1 e c t r i c ' C o iii p a ny. Instru , vue.' This is a Chicago "Evening;
mental selection, "The Marine Band," American" Westinghouse feature, and>
W. G. Y. Orchestra; Drama "The is broadcast from KYW's studio in
Walls of Jericho," by Alfred Sutro. the Hearst building. Program will be
The. cast -Jack Probisher, Edward H. announced by radiophone.
saturt'la"y, May 3rd"
Smith; Hankey Bannister, Frank Oh.
ver; The Marquis of Stevenson, Mau-
rice G. Randall; Lord Drayton, John •
Loftus; Harry Dallas Edward E. St
Louis: 'Bertram Hanlnaord, Charles S '
Battmes; The Hon.' � tilfritl, Prrritoit,,
reroute" Love.rihciin; Lady 'VJesterby,'
8 to 8.30 p. rn..--Dinner concert
broadcast from the 'Congress Hotel,
Chicago.
S ro 8.to -Joska DeBabttry's orelics.
tra playing in the Louis XVI rooma
8.110 to 13,20--,ratil fhiternan's Cele
oreie#g iiranb Qliuttic.
Look for the
label in the
inside pocket
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