The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-04
DISTANT STATIONS
KFUo-st. Louis-S45

kFUO-st. T.Ouis--545
1915 p. m-.-Address; "Univ s,rs,
J. II. c. Fritz. Musical program.
WsB-Atlanta-42s
q. Household message by Mrs.
Ira &. Farmer. chairman Of home COM
rnittee. Georgia Federation Of Women =
;. m.-Ford and Glenn in Lullaby
ii:l5 p. m.-Ford and CLIENTS radio
circus.
KTHS-IIot Springs. Ark-375
10 p. m.-Baseball and sport sum-
io:io p. m.--vioIin solos by Lon
CLASSY: classical selections by the
Meyer Davis Orchestra.
WHAs-LouisviIIe-4
$50 >. mvBobby Hulette's Blue
WDAF-Kansas City-S65
D. m.-school of the Air.
q D. Unpopular musical program by
Earl Coleman Hotel Ambassador Or
chestra and popular songsters
12:46 D. m.--Nighthawk Frolic.
WLW-C incinnati--42
D. m.-Robert visconti's Orchestra.
tive Of Farm Bureau FederationA
TAO P. n-Hotel Gibson Concert
10 3. m.-The Cincinnati Post pink
OF Programs featuring The Post Or
chestra and fayorite WV artists rE,,L svnc..
paters. w. H. Hill directing.
-Cleveland-38
Sis .. Hotel Cleveland Orchestra,
Friederich Jansen directing.
go = n,-Teavin saxophone Octette
.s 5. m.-PubIic auditorium program.
IL D. m.--Jack Horwitz Collegian
WBBM-- Chicago zee
gtos D. -TraveIogue. See Amer
lea with Billy Spears.
10 10 p. m.Harmony. Time. jack
ch a s. estra. ;4i and ST.
Il midnisht-The Nutty Club.
Davenport
s:45 .. rl.-Chimes concert.
q b. m--Baseball scores,
81 D. m--Mueical program by the
"Ipana Troubadours" from station
" 1870 ,. m.-Musical program. Erwin
Swindeil organist.
WsM-Na shyiIIe-s ss
p. m.-Dinner concert by the An
drew Jackson Hotel Trio.
S:45 D. m.--WSM bedtime story.
D. m.-Studf04 program.
II D. NC. Roland Flick. violinist
will present program.
WCAE-Pittsbur
Sis p. m.--Market and financial re-
s:ss-Garden bulletin. Police reports.
$3.50 .. m.-SiIent period.
p. in.-Concert by Y. 8. Army band
~. m.-The Davis saxophone Octet.
,. m.-Program 81 dance music BY
Art Giles. Everglades Orchestra. direct
from Kennywo0d Park.
p. m.-operatic concert from
WOS-JefferaOn City-441
D. Hn.-Evenfng market hour.
p. m.--Adilress by George A. Pick
ems. general secretary OF the Greater
9:l6 p. m.-The Gondoliers. featuring
Maririlba solos (The members OF this
organization are all students Of Mis-
souri, University.
KMOX-st. LouIs-2sO
.. m.-Market summary.
1880 p. m.-Dinner time organ recital.
p. m.-Harmony Singers: orchestra.
1850 p. m.-orchestra Hotel Mayfair.
1880 m-'eThe Father Il waters. !"
1880 p. m.--Soloists
IL p. m.-Orchestra, dance music,
WCCO-st. PauI-4I6
s:4s .. m.-Livesteck market SUM
s:55 p m.-BasebaIl scores.
p. m.-New York program-Ipana
sac >. n.--Radio scouts hour.
p. m.-Midweek church service.
Rev. J. H. Patterson. pastor Homewood
,e Church Church; M ls polls; 49,.
ii >. m.-weather report, closing
grain markets and baseball scores.
KDKA--PItsburgh-s
.. m.-The Hermes-Grove pIaytime.
$40 p. -Stocknan-Farmer news.
y. ma Night With the Camp
ers under the direction of Victor san-
s:5B p m.-Time signals and wea-
Their forecast. Baseball scores.
-CincInnati-422
.: r.-Erwin Reeds Garden Of Al
s p. m.-Bool Review. under auspices
Cincinnati Public Library.
s:16 p. m.AAsAivin Roehr and his Ho-
tel Aims Orchestra.
. p. m.-Everfresh hour.
IL y. ul-AOpkOuL f1OuB0 OECnSSIIbs
NOTWITHSTANDING
$3.50 p. m.-Musical program from
Eastman Theater, Rochester, N. z.
Jointly with WGY.
7:15 p. m.--Musical.
p. m.-Musical program,
WSAI-Cincinnati-3
p. m.--Atkinson Rupp Ladies
6:45 .. m.-wsAI Radio Chime Con-
cert by Robert Badgley.
p. m.-Program from New York
City. United States Navy Band Con-
cert.
1890 p. m;-Davis saxOphOne octetts
p. m.--Ipana Troubadours. from
$3.50 p. m.-Musical program from
11:iS p. m.-congress Playing Card
String Quartet.
KYW-ChicagO-536
D. m.-Music Hour.
p. m.-C1aFsical concert
$3.50 p. m.--Congress Carnival
IL p. milne signals and weather
'eport.
WBZ-Springfield, Mass.-33S
9 p. m.-Three musical mirth makers
rom Bert Dolans recording orchestra.
6:45 p. nm. A. c. radio forum.
1880 p. m.-Radio Nature League
inder direction Thornton w. Burgess.
p. m.-The transformers.
$3.50 p. m.-Max I. Krulee ana his
Hotel Westminster Orchestra.
p m.-oscar GaIdette, tenor.
$3.50 p. m.-Songs, guitar and uke
BY Ralph Hanna. JN
s:45 p. m.-Harry Cummings. har-
10 ,. m.-weather. missing persons