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Evening star., 1925-10-07
OCTOBER RADIO
L|ST|NGS LARGE
More BroadcasNng Stations
Operating Than in Any
Other Month of Year.

October has started out with a
greater number Of broadcasting sta
tions in the United States listed with
the Department Of Commerce than
In any month this year. The total
on October /, after the additions and
deletions of September had been
made. was o7S. divided into 112 class
Z stations, 465 class A stations and
one class { plant.
Despite the difficulty would.be
broadcasters have encountered in get
ting on the air, u few have crept
through the barriers in practically
every month. while the deletions have
become. fewer and fewer every week.
Total of October I.
The October | total of 57S stations
was a net increase of exactly 81
plants since January l and al in
crease over September | of 10 sta
tions. the largest monthly increase
for more than year. The totals
for the months since the first Of the
year follow: January l, o47; February
/. 36"; March !. ,5:: April ]. o66:
May /. $40; Jun" !, 81; July /, sol:
August |, JG3. and September l. 563.
During September stations were
dropped from the roll OF the broad
casters and II new ones added. In
addilion To the Il stations licensed
since the lst of September others
were added this week. including the
class b station of the Albert y. Parfet
Co. Port Huron. Mich, and class
y stations-WjBG. the Interstate
Radio. Inc. Charlotte, y. c., @34
meters. 10 watts, and WkBR. San
ders Bros, Joliet, H.. 2l4.2 meters.
100 watts.
Nine DeletiOns Named.
The 9 deletions We're as follows:
WJBD, Ashland BroadcastinE Com
mittee. Ashland. Wis: WABI. Bangor
Hydro Electric Co. Bangor, Me:
VIGIL. Elyria Radio Association
E,lyria. Ohio: kf'LF. Everette NJ. Fos-
ter Cedar Rapids. Iowa WSRF. liar-
den Sales and Service. Broadla nds.
H.: NGRA. Jones Electric and Radio
Manufacturing Co. Baltimore. Md:
kUPE. Union Pacific Railroad Co..
Dma ha. Neb.: WSAN. &. w. Wick
Radio Construction Co.. Houston.
Ten. and KFAF'. Western Radio cor
porati"n. Denver.
Evening star., 1925-10-07
FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACHDAY
BY JOSEPH C4LC4TERRA
Noted Auhorit! Radio.
ton ProhitJ

there must be silent space" where
the distant stations can come in on
Your dials. If Your set tunes so broad.
~ that adjacent local stations inst
merge INTO each other on Your d;als
your chances Of cutting through and
eett:1is uiSia nee are practically nil
To obtain sharpness OF tuning with.
out sacrificing selectivitv the (.irc,,i,
should be SO designed that the yaria -.
ton OF the condenser from zero tn
maXimum will just cover the broad.
casting range, with a slight margin
TO spare on each side to take. care OF
slight variations in the antenna used
The size of condenser best suited for
that purpose IS .00O35 mfd. con
denser. In designing your set or In
selecting the coils which are to be
used In the set, determine if possible
whether the coils are designed to he
used with .06U35 mfd. variable con
denser
condensers of this capacity usually
have 15 to II plates.
While the wave lengths assigned 10
present broadcasting stations are from
,'' to 54o meters. 1t is Ges.. SIC TO
nave set that will take in The range
Ifom 200 to 600 meters.
Evening star., 1925-10-07
Critical But Not Selectfve.

What determines A--- degree OF Sc
lectiyi;y OF snArpi N of suninS Of
rec. .Vt.i'? Is it tn numtJti' Of de-
q -cs Though which Il dloi mus he
turned to tune in or cut out sta
ton? Does 1t depend on hairline
adj iu. me 1t oi the dialS or Is it Il
due ion Of the actual ABILITY OF tie
4diu :tlneilts To tune in or tune out 4
-. a.. .:.,Iluut an: trouble and with
al adjustment that may cover sew
era! d 81 e.o ON the dia!s?
The TACT tnat station can he
tuned in or. out with All adjustment
of one degree on the dial does not
nece .+I..iiy mean that the set tunes
SHARPLY or Inat the arrangement is
/, particularly good one.
ISe variable COndensers.
Hairline adjustments can be OBJ
tanned by using variable condensers
OF high capacity SO that the change
ir capacity Per degree o. rotation or
tie dial is nigh. There If just az
much likelihood Of interference from
such a conulticn as there is from
other causes which are responsible
for broad tuning. \ set may be of
the hairline type In the matter of
adjustment of the d:als and yet be
broad in tuning. due to the fact that
other stations are present when
single station Is desired.
There is distinction between sharp
tuning and critical tuning, between
selective tuning and broad tuning.
A set that tunes sharply may re-
uuire the movement OF the dial
through several degrees to tune in or
tune out a station. The fact that a
comparatively large change in the dial
reading is required to tune u station
in or out is not to be taken as q dis
advantage in a set because such tun-
ing makes it possible to bring in sta
tions with an ease which is impossible
with sets that are critical in tuning.
What you should note. however, Is
that there is space between the set
tings at which the adjacent local sta
tions are tuned out. In other words.
II you are anxious to get distance,
Evening star., 1925-10-07
WRC T0BROADCAST
FIRST SERIES GAME
Color Given to Last Years
Description of Conflicts
to Be Missing.

The opening game OF the world
series, radios best Offering. will be
broadcast. play by play. by WRC, de-
void of the color that marked the de-
scription Of the annual base ball
classic az hurled through the ether
last year by the voice Of Graham Nc
Nance. premier radio sports an
nouncer. McNamee, 1t will be remem
hered. gave a vivid account of the
world series games from a choice seat
In the press stand of the Clark
Griffth Stadium as well as the Polo
Grounds III New York The cheering
of the crowds. the crack of the bat
against the ball and all the moments
of intense excitement We're picked up
by the sensitive microphone and car
rled to the radio audience. The game
today will lack these details.
In broadca sting the first game of
the series as we'll as the third and
sixth games. WRC will use the same
system which gave the Washington
base ball and radio fans a play-by-
play account of all games PLAYED by
the Nationals this season on foreign
fields. William II. Sweets will describe
the game through cryptic telegraph
message relayed tn him from Pitts
hurgh. beginning at l:io o'clock with
a preliminary report on the scenes at
Forbes Field
The third of Waterman's historical!
series. The Declaration of Independ-
ence, a concert by the Army Eand
and the weekly program of the Ipana
Troubadours are the chief attra ction
tonight of WCAP. Huyler's Bon
Ron Buddies" also will return for
their weekly entertainment.
Other features scheduled by WCAP
include by the Ia lave,
Dance Orchestra and a summary Of
the first world series game
The second game of the world
series tomorrow will lie broadcast by
NCAP. This station also will broad.
cast Saturdays and Sundays games
Evening star., 1925-10-07
THE DECLARATION OF
INDEPENDENCE VIA AIR

/ 1t would have aStoniShed the fore
+ fathers of the Republic Very much
if they could have looked ahead to
+ the twentieth century and know
+ that their lief" to England was to
be ma gically vibrated through the
/ air and heard by waiting millions
: at the same instant of time.
But we are used To wonders. and
shall think less of the miracle of
transmission this evening at nine
/ o'clock uhe hour of Waterman'S
concert-talk) than we shall of the
courage and patriotism of Franklin.
Jefferson AMI other signerS Of the
paper that made us free.
The historical talk will take half
an hour. and there will he another
half hour of orchestral music. Some
of The selections will be patriotic
melodies of that brave elder day.
These Waternan's concert-talks
Will be broadcast by:
wEAF. New York WAR, Prnvidencc
WEEI. Boston WOO. Philaderhla
WGR. Buffalo WCAP. Washington
WV. D"ttoIt W'aE. pittsnlirK,. :
WSAi. CincinnatI WCCO. Minneapolis
"Appla cards may be Oh
tained at any store handling Water
mans fountain psas.-Advertise-
ment
Evening star., 1925-10-07
New England Makes Bid.

Eastward the stan Of empire takes
it's way" is the new unofficial slogan
Of the New England interests who are
active in winning back some OF the
tillers OF the soil for that section who
have gone West. They have beeh en-
coura eed by the interest shown by
Middle West power magnates in power
sites in New England. That the move
ment is definitely going ahead Is
youched for by the Federal farm cen
sus. which shows an Increasing farm
population in New England. y large
convention to promote the interests of
'h"t cartinn is bein. Dlanned.
Evening star., 1925-10-07
TWO INDICTED ON CHARGE
OF USING MAILS IN FRAUD
Accused of Deceiving 5000 Grocers
With Scheme to Compete With
Chain Stores.
Sy the Associated Press.

OS the AoeO'Idttu
NEW YORK. October 1.-Two men
were indicted by the Federal grand
jury, being charged with using the
mails to defraud 1000 retail grocers
throughout the country of an <ggre-
gate of S130.Uu0. in Il scheme to com
pete with chain grocery stores" The
men are Maurice Tnnerfield and
Emanuel Seaman of the knick erhock-
er Merchandising Co.. Inc.
The corporation. it is charged. sold
certificates of ''Permanenet Associate
buying service membership" to the
grocers. which. il was asserted. would
insure them a saving OF from $S to
Sl5 on each 500 paid for wholesale
supplies from the corporation. The
saving was to come from the cor
poration's purchase at q low price OF
huge amounts of supplies for spot
cash.
Assistant United States Attorney
SieSel. head OF the Bureau of Com
mercial Frauds. alleged that after the
certificates Nere purchased the sub
scriberS found they could buy only
small quantities of staple merchan-
ise.
Evening star., 1925-10-07
WCAP - Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Go. 1855 Meters).

1.05 to 1:20 p.m.-Daily market sum-
marieS under the auspices of this
-nited States Department of Agri-
culture.
80 to T:30 p.m.-Base ball results
of the day.
1:S0 TO s p.m.-Concert by the
United States Army Band. Capt Ray
mond q. Sherman. commanding; Capt.
William ]. Srannard, leader. from the
Army Barracks. broadcast Jointly
with WEAF, New York, and other
stations.
8 to $50 p.m.-'Huyler's Bon Bon
Buddies' from the studio of WEAF.
$50 to p.m.-Concert by the
United States Army Band tcontinued).
9 to 10 p.m.-Waterman' Points of
Progress-"The Declaration of Inde-
pendence. from the studio of WEAF'.
10 to IL p.m.-'Ipana Troubadours'
from the studio of WEAF'.
II to l. D.m.-Dance music by La
lava Orchestra. from La Java Cafe.
presented by the Franklin Square
Hotel.
Early Program Tomorrow.
645 to 7:45 m.-"Tower Health
Exercises from Metropolitan Tower.
New York City.
Evening star., 1925-10-07

deceive the general PUBLIC into the
belief that the Shubert show was be-
ing presented.
The court required the Shuberts to
give Il Bond of SO 900 to indemnify the
defendants for any loss by reason of
the granting of the temporary order
postponing the presentation. Attor-
neys Otto Schlobohm and Thomas f.
Cullen represented the Shuberts. while
the defendants were represented by
Attorney George Il. G.. Hayes.
Evening star., 1925-10-07
Pepper Mint Oil Rarer.

Peppermint oil in this country has
become such Il rare product that
prices haze gone up as high as $50 a
pound against the average price of
81 and s. a ton Il few years ago. Al
most the entire output of the United
States comes from st. Joseph County,
in the nurth@rnmoSt part of Indiana.
Frost coming earlier than usual is re
Sponsible FOR the present shortage to
a large extent.
Evening star., 1925-10-07

the Howard Theater here, the New
York Amusement Co. and George
Tucker, to prevent the use of the
names Artists and Models" or
Brown-Skinned Artists and Models"
in connection with theatrical pro-
duction. The Shuberts claimed they
had spent S500,O00 in connection with
their show. and that the use Of the
name, even though accompanied with
the words "brown-skinned," was an
infringement on their title and might
Evening star., 1925-10-07
England Aids Child Welfare.

England is giving increasing atten-
ton to child welfare work since the
war. there being 2.112 maternity and
child welfare centers in that country
today. Thirty additional centers are
under consideration. The increase in
the last year has been at the rate Of
25 month.
Evening star., 1925-10-07
56,O63 Sets in Canada.

Canada has j6.o63 licensed radio re
ceiving setS. Ontario leads all the
provinces with a total of 2S.501. There
are 81 on Prince Edward Island. %
in Yukon and > in the Northwest Ter
ritories.
Evening star., 1925-10-07
What's that
they said?
25 a month

He was just entering the
locker room at his club.
From back Of one Of the
tiers came voices: some
men were talking about
him. He had heard his
name mentioned.
Theyhad also said some
thing about a certain ad-
vertising campaign. Then
the conversation died
away.
Jenkins suspected who
the men were. Yet he was
too sensitive a fellow to in
vestigate. 1t ruined his
game that day but started
him thinking.
You, yourself, rarely know
when you have halitosis (unpleas-
ant BREATH. That's the insidious
thing about it. And even your B:
closest friends won't tell you. B:
Sometimes, Of course. halitosis
comes from some deep-seated or
sanic disorder that requires pro-
fessional advice. But usually
and fortunately-halitosis is only
local condition that yields to N
the regular use Of Listerine as 81:
mouth wash and garsle 1t is an M
interesting thing that this WELL lM
known antiseptic that has been I8
in use for years for surgical dress l@
ings, possesses these unusual IM
properties as breath deodorant. III
II puts you on the safe and polite l$$
side. IM
Listerine halts food fermenta- s.
tion in the mouth and leaves the Isl
breath sweet, fresh and clean. lSs
Not by substituting some other
odor but by really removing the #
old one. The Listerine odor itself 2
quickly disappears.
This safe and lone-trusted an
tiseptic has dozens of different
uses; note the little circular that
comes with every bottle. Your
druggist sells Listerine in the &
original brown package only l#
nsper in bulk. There are four l#
sizes: IA ounce, ounce, 3 ounce &
and ~ ounce. Buy the large size s.
for economy.-Lambe,. Pha,ma- u
ealCompany, SainsLoa5, U.S.A.
Evening star., 1925-10-07
Radio for South Sea isles.

fecelving sets are to be distributed
by British missionary to natives in
the South Sea Islands. Cocoanut
palms, 80 to 80 feet high, are to be
n.ca for aerial masts,
Evening star., 1925-10-07
INJUNCTION is GRANTED.
Shuberts Seek to Restrain Use IT
Show Name

Chief Justice Mccoy has granted A
temporary injunction, asked by Lee
and J. j. Shubert. New York theatri
cal producers, against Irwin G.. Miller.
Evening star., 1925-10-07
LocalRadio Entertainment
Wednesday, October 7, 1925.
NAA-Nayal Radio Station, Radio
Va. 434.J Meters).

3:4a p.m.-Weather Bureau reports
lo:45 pm.-Weather Bureau reports
WRC-Radio Corporation of America
t468.J NIeters).
l p.m.-lrving Boernstein's Hotel
Washington Orchestra. broadcast from
the Hotel Washington.
1:40 p.m.-Play y-by play account of
the first game of the world series he.
tween Washington and Pittsburgh.
Early Program Tomorrow.
10 a.m.-Nomen' hour from VIZ.
New York.
l. to l p.m.-Organ recital from
First Congregational Church
| p.m.-Luncheon music by the
Hotel Washington Orchestra
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