Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 230, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 January 1926 — Page 3

JAN. 26,' 1926

SECOND RADIO TEST FAILURE (Continued From Page 1) ieard broadcasting band music on l low wave length has been traced |o a small California station which Jailed to observe the silent hour. Sunday evening 2LO, London, England, gave the weather conditions between each musical number, according to a late report just reseived from the international committee. The station signed off with the following weather report: “Weather mild with overcast skies, plight drizzle with coming strong Southwest winds.” This was given Bt exactly 10:58 central standard time, when the station signed off for the evening. A. J. Allen, Indianapolis Broadcast Listeners’ Association secretary, also reported failure on foreign reception. He blamed regenerative sets, static and storms. Weather conditions were worse than Sunday night’s weather, which was clear and cold, he explained. The approaching snow flurry had the same effect of radiating static as a midsummer electrical storm. Allen pointed out that the feeble energy of receiving sets, estimated at one-millionth fly power, was inadequate to conquer the interference of an ocean gale. Official programs broadcast Monday night, as verified by wire for The Times, the official paper in this district, by the international test committee, follow: OAX—Lima Peru, 380 Meters. 10:00 P. M.—lnternational Law and Radio Dr. Oscar Miro Quezada (Talk in English) 10:08 P, M.—Soprano Solo—“My Old _ „ Love” Pepita Gomez Sanchez 10:18 P. M.—“ Serenade” Widor Piano, Maria Jesus Felises: harmonium. In eg Paulta; flute, Enrique Fava Ninel; violin Vergillio Laxhi; violincello, Amilcare Mateuccl of National Academy of Music. 10:34 P. M.—Piano Solo—“ Dance of „ the Witches” Marina Vanteaeo 10:82 P. M. —Solo—“Da Wally' (Cata- ,. lani Ccnsuleo Paemio 10:40 P. M.—Violin Solo—"lmpressions of the Evenings ’ „ „ •••••• Virgillio Daghi 10:48 P. M.—Recitation. “Lima Flirta- , „ Andres Aramburu 10:58 P. M.—Penman Opero, “Ollanta." Soprano. Pepita Gomez Sanchez. Contralto, Lucrecia Dora. Vieqna, 530 Meters. Sedak Winkber String Quartet of Vienna Municipal Opera. 10:00 P. M.—Three Compositions by. . .. „ Winkber String Quartet!’ Haydn 10:4o P. M.—Quartet m D Minor by "' - ? *w- ’,*:■* • • • Mozart Winkber String Quartet. 7 RAJ—Madrid Spain, 373 Meters. Concert of Spanish Music featuring ZaArcos, tenor and Spanish Sextette. 10:00 P. M.—Sextette, “Goyesces” by 10:10 ’ P " M.—Tenor Soli.’ ‘ “ jot ® P Si >doß ITUB up Los . . , , Zapariaa A rv< m. Seacette, 41 Iyaverbenade la 10:35*P m M.—TenoV Solo.’ “Gita'Mia™ I™' 1 ™' 10:42’ P.; M--Tc^or’Solo: _ cisquta Viveg” Zauaria* Amno Closing—Sexette, “Sevilla" by . . . .Albewiz Programs, Copyright, 1926, International Radio week committee. All rights Reserved. BRITISH BACK ON AIR Most German Stations to Be Silent Tonight South America to Be Heard B United Frees ' night W of Y ?^ K ’ Jan ’ 26 — The third ght of International radio week

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Hall, harpist; 11:45 p. m.—Walter Glenn, tenor. 5-XX, Daventry (116 M), 11 p. m. —Program same as 5-WA. 2-BD, Aberdeen, Scotland (4(87.1 M), 11 p. m.—Wireless quartet; 11:15 p. m. —Dorothy Forrest, mezzo soprano; 11:30 p. m.—Robert Anderson, baritone. OAX, Lima, Peru (3SO M), 11 p. m. —Talk on Tacna-Arlca; Valentina OUn, coloratura soprano; OAX orchestra; program of orchestral numbers with vocal solos. LOW, Beunos, Aires (300 M), 11 p. m.—Musical program. LOX, Beunos. Aires, (375 M), 11 p. m.—lnternational test musicale. NO SUCCESS AT CHICAGO Two Fans Hear Brussels and Norway—Another Reports Glasgow. Bn United Press CHICAGO, Jan. 26.—Radio fans in and. around Chicago reported Indifferently on last night’s international radio program. Few of the fans were successful. J. R. Manney, Chicago, reported hearing station SBR at Brussels broadcasting the Belgium pathional anthem. One fan reported hearing BLACK-DRAUGHT HOPED COUPLE South Carolinians Find Relief From Distressing Disorders by Taking Well-Known Vegetable Medicine. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Janies of Hartsvillo, 8 C., both report the great help Thedford'a Black-Draught has been to them in the treatment ot several common ailments. “I had a bad spell with my stomach," aaya Mr. James. “After I would eat, if I ate anything with grease in it, 1 would feel tight in my chest and a bitter taste in my mouth, until I got where I didn’t want to eat. “My druggist told me Black-Draught was good, so I began using it. I took small doses after meals and it did help me. My food seemed to digest. I keep Black-Draught and uae It all the time, when | have the least trouble and It cleanses the liver and does me a lot of good.” “I saw that Black-Dranght waa doing my hußband lota of good," Mrs. James continues the story, “so I thought I would use It too. I bad a tight feeling In my chest after meals, a lot of gas, too, and my skin was yellow and muddy-lookJng. I felt tired all the time. Just played out, but after taking Black-Draught 'I waa no longer constipated, my skin cleared up and I felt much better In every way.” A million packages of Thedford'a Black-Draught are now sold a month.

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Oslo sending from OSLO, Norway, from 10:37 to 1-0:45. Charles Mello said he heard Station 6-SC. Glasgow. Scotland, at 10:14. Station 2 LO, London was heard by several fans, they said. (Station 2LO was silent Monday night). GOLD MEDAL OFFERED Rii United Press BUENOS AIRES, Jan. 26.—A gold medal Is offered to the radio listener who reports most distant reception of a program which will be broadcast Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nights from Station LOY. LOY will transmit a special program on a wave length of 315 meters, beginning at 11:15 p. m., EST, each of the foregoing nights. The programs will comprise a part of the International tests during radio week.

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