Evening star., 1924-02-20
RADIO NEWS

A Bob" Lawrence community
concert, featuring the Army Band.
the Wilson Normal Glee Club anu
vocal and instrumental selections by
! well known Washington artists. will
be broadcast tonight by WCAP dl-
rect from it's new studio in the Homer
building. The Army Band concert
program will include as specialties
a string bass solo. xylophone duet
and selected numbers by the saXo-
phone septet.
WCAP will close its broa dcast with
| two hours of dance music by the
| lie Paradis Band from the Cafe lie
| Paradis.
| Charles Elein's drama. "The
WGY players Friday night under the
direction of Edward III. Smith.
| wEAF will entertain the radio
audience Friday morning washing
tons birthday with a special pro-
gram broadcast through a special IN
stallation in Carnegie Hall. New
! York. The program Will consist OF
! the celebration of the Sons OF the
! Revolution and other patriotic So
| cieties and will begin at 1890 o'clock.
| Senator Spencer of Missouri VIII De
/ the principal speaker.
| An unusual radio service was held
in Trinity Cathedral, Easton. Md.
\ sunday afternoon. when the service
! in the National Cathedral in Wash
| ington was duplicated, with the ex-
ceptioh, of course, of the sermon OF
! Bishop Freeman.
! This sermon was broadcast in
Trinity Cathedral and by previous
! arrangement by Bishop Davenport,
! of the Diocese of Easton, when the
numbers of hymns We're announced
/ by Bishop Freeman via radio, the
! lpn of
simultaneously with that of the Ma
| tional Cathedral.
| "R. o." 1872 Farrasut street. would
like to know What station was broad
| casting Thursday evening, February
| IA, between IL and 1880 o'clock. a
| lecture on the state of Nebraska !:
During the same time he also picked
| up station broadrasting old time
! songs. such as Rocked in the Cradle
j of the Deep" and Down on the
Farm" This station also broadcast
a list of lost persons"
"A. B. c." 6o4 Park road, asks the
| following:
"Will some one kindly tell me what
, station in California was broadcast
! ing at 2:l0 Wednesday,, February 20"
They said We had just listened to
semiate valley They signed off and
could not get the station, though
| he ended by saying California"
MILTON. l.. CARTER, asks an ex-
| planation of the folloWing:
Monday evening, the 18th, while
/ listening in on the program being
broadcast by WCAP. between num-
! bers. | heard several blasts as if
from a ship siren or fog horn and a
voice said. It's just - o'clock Ny
watch registered S:12 pm. I've beer,
wondering ever since what it was all
about Can you offer an eXplana-
tiono"
T.. VI. WALSH asks:
Il am wondering ii You or any of
the fans could tell me what station
was broadcasting Old Folks at Home
Sunday evening. the 18th. between
7:l0 and 7:15 o'clock. / was listening
in on crystal set and was unable to
get the announcement before WCAP
started up
This was station kDkA Pitts
burgh.
William Gibbs McAdoo plans TO
conduct part Of his campaign for the
by radio. he announced in Chicago
last night. according to an Associated
Press dispatch.
Application has been ordered made
permission to install 500-wa tt
broadcasting radio outfit at Mr.. Nc
Adoo's California home. it was fur
ther announced. Many of his speeches
will be delivered over the set, ac-
cordinG to his plans.
y. 0. r. asks what station broad
! cas- ltast night about $40 o'clock a
song sung by Frank Davis. This was
followed by Il mandolin solo.
The station. was WGY.
MRS I. r. BAILEY, 140S Massachu-
, setts avenue, informs the radio editor
that the station broadcasting 20. Sole
Mic" early in the morning of
Wednesday, February Is, was eXN
Chicago. giving a special program for
the benefit of the Macmillan expedi-
ton.