oc-plain-dealer 1924-04-05

MARKET REPORTS Radio 16 BROADCASTERS USE THE WILLARD Events move quickly in the radio world. Radio broadcasting station, W T A M, at Cleveland, Ohio, boasted last fall, when it opened, that it was the only station without a generator hum and the only station using storage batteries for transmission power exclusively. There are now 16 stations scattered throughout the country that have installed Willard broadcasting batteries as their only source of power. This was on the strength of W T A M's success with these batteries, says A. Bevillard of the Anaheim Ignition Depot. Besides the 16 stations there are 101 more using Willard broadcasting batteries in connection with their generator or rectified A. C. power for voice modulation and other purposes. The radio staff at W T A M has been reading the handwriting on the wall and in order to maintain the reputation for excellence of transmission, gained when W T A M was the only battery powered station, have turned their attention to improving other features of the station. If you hear a strong station broadcasting under the call letters $X G, it is W T A M trying out some new broadcasting stunt to improve transmission. The experimental call letters of the Willard Storage Battery Co. are $ X G. WIDOW GETS $35,000 Letters of administration over the estate of Robert E. Coulter, widcw and sole heir to $35,000. Coulter died March 23. His estate consisted chiefly of interests in ranch property at Peralta. Broadcast Pro FINE PROGRAM AT GARDEN SUNDAY The program of sacred music given at the Angelina Roof Garden last Sunday afternoon attracted a large crowd. The concert of inspiring and interesting numbers was given by the members of the Orange-co Choral Union, with Ellis Rhodes in charge. A program of the same high merit will be given tomorrow. Following are the numbers: Solos, "My redeemer and My Lord," Dudley Buck; "I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say," by Mrs. Roma; Bass solo, "All Ye Who Seek," by Frank Leonard; Duet, "I Come to Thee," Jaro Roma, by Mrs. W. D. Pemberton and Howard Potter; Piano solo, selected, by Mrs. Bess Steelhead; Solo, "The Silent Voice," Caro Roma, by Mrs. W. D. Pemberton. Quartet, "Now the Day is Over," Henry Wildermere, by Mrs. W. D. Pemberton, Mrs. Walter Ross, Howard Potter and Frank Leonard. Baritone rolo, "Oh, Master Let Me Walk With Thee," Oley Speaks by Howard Potter. Solo, "Ms Eyes are on the Sparrow," Albert Peace, by Mrs. Radio Set Whether you intend to buy or build your radio set, it will pay you to see us before you finally decide. A new and complete stock of sets and parts are now in and only the best of apparatus is sold here. NORMANDIE Radio Shop "Our price is always right" New Location AT 137 S. LOS ANGELES ST. FIND L. A. WOMAN DEAD, STRANGLED (Continued from Page One) Instrument, and several brushes and scratches were found on her neck. The only clew police had was a statement by the landlady that about 9:30 p.m. she heard Mrs. Stone say in a muffled voice: "My God! Bill you are killing me." While Miss Dunbar admitted her sister had many male friends it was claimed that she had not had trouble with any of them lately. CARSON FUNERAL TODAY Funeral services for Harry W. Carson were conducted today at 3 p.m. His death occurred Thursday night following a visit here with his brother, W. D. Carson, and wife, 311 Emily-st., during which he was under physician's treatment. The Rev. Thomas H. Walker conducted the rites held in the Backs, Terry & Campbell chapel, with interment in Loma Vista. BAR CRUDE OPIUM WASHINGTON, April 5—Importation of crude opium to be used in the manufacture of heroin would be prohibited by a bill favorably reported today from the house ways and means committee. HELLO DIXIE High Pressure Greasing Los Angeles and Broadway ANAHEIM "Our price is always right" New Location AT 137 S. LOS ANGELES ST. High Pressure Greasing Los Angeles and Broadway ANAHEIM NOW, FOLKS! THIS IS IMPORTANT Send a telegram to Richard P. Ernst urging his support of the charge is 70c for 10 words night rate. If you have a telephone call m telegram and it will be put on your telephone bill, or come in and I w For the Assurance of Your Radio Future For once, Forget Manna and A. BEVILLARD OPENING EVENINGS UNTIL 10 P. M. UNTIL APRIL 9TH ESTD. 1912 218 SO. LOS ANGELES ST. ANAHEIM, CALIF. THE ORANGE COUNTY Plain Dealer Radio Broadcast News Anaheim, California, Saturday, April 5, 1924 Broadcast Program of Leading Stations for Week commencing April 7 PROGRAM AT GARDEN SUNDAY program of sacred music the Angelina Rodf GarSunday afternoon at large crowd. The conspiring and interesting was given by the memorate Orange-co Chorel UnEllis Rhodes in charge. ram of the same high be given tomorrow. ing are the numbers: My redeemer and My dledy Buck; "I Heard the equa Say," by Mrs. Romo, Mo. "All Ye Who Seek," Leonard. I Come to Thee," Jaro Mrs. W. D. Pemberton and Potter. Olo, selected, by Mrs. Head. The Silent Voices," Caro Mrs. W. D. Pemberton. "Now the Day is Over," Idermere, by Mrs. W. D. Mrs. Walter Ross, Potter and Frank Leonrolo, "Oh. Master Let With Thee," Oloy Speaks Potter. Ne Eyes are on the Sparr Peace, by Mrs. Revoke Broadcast Station License CHICAGO, April 5—The first revocation of a broadcasting license by federal officials was recorded today when federal radio inspector R. A. Beane, clamped the lid on the radio sending of William A. Happman, Jr., No. 6 Thorudy Place, St. Louis. Lippman was accused of using objectionable language in the message he sent thru the ether. RADIO TONIGHT K. H. J.—The Times 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Children's program, presenting Prof. Walter Sylvester Hertzog, who will tell stories of American history, Raymond Couch, evangelist, will sing children's songs. Berenice Van Loan Gaines's compositions. 8:00 to 9:00 p.m. Program of Beatrice Van Loan Gaines's compositions. 9:00 to 10:00 p.m. Program presenting Raymond Couch, evangelist, who will sing negro spirituals and gospel songs, Fred C. McNabb of the Aggeler & Musser Seed company will give a "Garden Talk." Isabelle Block String Quartion. The Normandie Radio Shop announces the following radio time table with wave length of the principal broadcasting stations of the West and Mid-West. L. A. Herald, 469 meters, Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 8:00 to 9:00 p.m. Bible Institute, K. J. S., 360 Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday, 8:00 to 8:30, 8:30 to 9:00. L. A. Times K. H. J. 395 Daily except Monday, 9:00 to 10:00. L. A. Examiner, 469 daily 9:00 to 10:00. E. C. Anthony, K. F. I., 469 Sunday, Tuesday, Saturday, 8:00 to 9:00. Angelus Temple, K. F. S. O., 278 Sunday, Thursday, Friday, 8:00 to 9:30, Tuesday 8:00 to 10:00. Electric Light Supply, K. N.X., 360 Friday, 9:00 to 10:00. Echophone Radio, Long Beach, K.F.O.N.224 Daily except Sunday, 8:00 to 9:30. Hale Broa, San Francisco, K.P.O., 423 Sunday 8:30 to 10:00.Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, 8:00 to 10:00. S.F.Examiner, K.U.O., 360Wednesday 8:00 to 9:00. Oakland Tribune, K.L.X., 509 Sunday 9:00 to 10:00.Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 8:00 to 10:00. General Elected Co., Oakland, K.G.O., 312 Tuesday, Thursday,Saturday, 8:00 to 10:00. Neb., W.O.A.W.526.Day cept Sunday, 8:00 to 8:30.Westinghouse, Chicago, W.536.Wednesday,Fridayto10:00.Drake Hotel,Chicago.W.P.360.Tuesday,Friday,Saturdayto10:00.Detroit News,Detroit.W.P.517.Hursday,Boston,Tuesday,Saturdayto10:00.Herdal,Galary,Aberla.C.F.A.C.420,Sunday,B.S.9:00.El Universal,Mexico City,L.Soo,Tuesday,Friday,B.S.9:00.El Buen Tone,Mexico Ci.Y.B.,425.Tuesday,B.S.9:00.Sweeney School,Kansas Mo.,W.H.B.,411.Sundayto10:00.Edgewater Beach,ChescaJ.A.Z.,448 TuesdayWednThursday,Friday,Saturdayto10:00. "LOVE SHARERS" ARE HAPPY AG LODI, April 5—The sharers' are happy again.won the first round in courtJustice J.H.Selkmore perrMr. and Mrs.Bert MarellaAngeleno Raosta and the Marella babies of which she mother, to return their cottage on their "own rec LOVERS' TRAGEDY FREDERICK, Md., April 5.—The clandestine love of Leona Whitter, pretty 22-year-old florist's assistant, and Clinton Shepherd, 42, wildower and business man, ended today in the murder of the girl by her lover, and his death by his own hand. Shepherd shot the girl six times last night on a lonely country road, and was wounded himself when she pulled the revolver away from him and shot before he overpowered her. He then picked her body out of his auto, drove to the home of his brother in Frederick and shot himself to death with the same gun. POST DISPATCH, St. Louis, Mo., K. S. D., 546, Monday 9:30 to 10:00. Wednesday 8:00 to 10:00. Star, Kansas City, Mo., W. D. A. 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Herman, patriotic instructor of the order will plant the tree, somewhat by proxy, preferably a weeping willow. If the crops can secure it, J. B. Root will be master of ceremonies. The tree will be flanked by the four color bearers of the order, who will stand at attention with flag afloat. Mrs. Herman has received instruction from Jeanette D. Beck, state patriotic instructor of Oakland, and the local corps cordially invites the public to attend the ceremony. Brands Dyche Story False ATLANTA, April 5—Assistant Warden L. Fletcher of the federal penitentiary here today branded as "false" statements made before the senate investigating committee at Washington relative to sale of "dope" within the prison walls at Atlanta. He characterized J. E. Lyche, former warden here, who made the charge, as a "man who has no regard for the truth." ECHOPHONE LOVE SHARERS" ARE HAPPY AGAIN ODI, April 5.—The "love ers" are happy again. They the first round in court when ice J. H. 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