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THE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1020 TELLING TOM IE By PIM CLEVELAND IS RADIO CENTER yc: nnnvrn run inn Becomes Own Sleuth, DADCt 5M5 SOME Kt- IHUH'. UNCLE BILL 1HE. UNITED STATES HAS ATI ICEBERG PATROL OFF THE COAST OF HEWFOUnD- BERGS WOULD KEEP NWISAYS ITS NOT THE LAMD TO GUIDE THE SHIP5 HATIOtlS THROUGH THE TREACHEROUS Vv i jt OF ALL HhE ICE-PATROL WAS YORK KE THEY OUGHT Rt AND SAVE THAT SEASOtt AMDTHE NEXT. GUARD tt 19I3.AH irflERttATlOriAl CONFER Of World Tor Half Hour As E. C.

A. Demonstrates System. Cleveland. August S--(AP) Cleveland wai the radio center of the world for a halfhour today, being in direct communication with 30 nations, vessels on the Great Lakes and the Atlantic Ocean, and cities on the Continent. During that time messages were sent to and received from nine lake ships, the steamships Republic, Mau-retania and President Roosevelt on the Atlantic, and London, Paris and Buenos Aires.

The messages were sent by Alfred H. Morton. Cleveland, builder of radio station WRC in Washington, and Commercial Manager of the RCA Communications, a subsidiary of the Radio Corporation of America. The demonstration was made before a meeting of the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce. Introducing the new RCA communication system to connect by radio telegraph 1 key cities of the country.

London reported "very cloudy." Paris answered in five minutes, said the condition of Former Premier Raymond Polncalre was "very satisfactory in latest communique and bulletin from his hospital." STARTED AS. THE RE5ULT Of A HISTORIC DISASTER, AlLSUMMtRllCE BUT THE OTHER TOTOVt OHEd STUFF THEY PUT 111 MONEY. nrfORIIIKSTHMS EPDrl ISIVE Radio Commission had specified that WCKY was to have first choice of broadcasting time. ENCE 0T1 SAFETY OF LIFE AT SEA, WAS HELD AT LONDON AMD THE U5. WAS ASKED TO MAHAGE AH ICE-PATROL.

MOT A SERIOUS MARINE THE GREAT SHIP TITANIC COLLIDED WITH A LOW-LYING ICE-BERG OH APRIL 15,1912 AMD ABOUT 1600 PEOPLE LOST THEIR LIVES. THE U.S. DISPATCHED A NAVY CUTTER TO BE OH ACCIDENT HAS OCCURED IN THE MOKIH MOUHTAlriS OF ICE. Hi was charged with petit larceny, The man drew a knife, and after a struirgle Linder disarmed him and turned him uver to Fatrolmen Sweeney and Heckner. The same officers arrested Robert Herrcn, 21 years old, 1329 John Street, on charges of petit larceny and hav Inir fictitious license plates on his automobile.

Abble Barber, 404 i Rich mond Street, Identified an automobile tire on Herren's automobile as one stolen from his automobile Monday nltrht. The officers charge that a number on the license plate on Her ren's automobile had been changed from an 8 to a figure 9. "SALOON" OWNERS HELD. Michael Keller And Wife And Customers Caught In Raid. 13 Michael Keller, 38 years old, and his wife, Marie Keller, 2) years old, pro prietors of a "saloon" at 947 Hopkins Street, with 13 men and women customers, were taken Into custody, and a half barrel of good beer, two empty kegs, some "spiked" whisky and bottled Canadian beer were seized, following a raid by police under Lieutenant John I'flug.

early yesterday. Keller is charged with having conducted a disorderly house and having possessed liquor under the second offender's law and his wife Is charged with having operated a disorderly house and disorderly conduct. Thoso in the house taken Into custody and charged with disorderly conduct were registered as follows: Ray C. Schuler, proprietor, Aurora, Epsey Druce, grocery, Lawrenceburg, Alfred Winkler, salesman, Mount Washington: Charles Smith, salesman, Hamilton, Ohio; Robert Hahn, solicitor, 338 Hearno Avenue; I'hllip Jackson, proprietor, LnwrenccburK, John Dtthel, proprietor, Lawrcnce-burg; Mrs. Blanche Smith, Hamilton, Ohio; Miss May Nicholson, Rising Sun, and Miss Florence Robbins, 21 yeais old, Detroit.

Mich. The defendants were arraingned In Municipal Court yesterday and their trials continued until August 9. Police charge that many of those arrest ed were Cincinnati business men and gave fictitious names and ad.lresses. 05 WSAI MOVED. Station Again To Be Operated From Mason, Ohio WLW And WSAI Housed Together.

Station WSAI ia to be operated from Mason, Ohio, again, according to an announcement from the Cros-ley Radio Corporation. Since the latter part of last year this statlo.i has been operated from Harrison, Ohio, using the transmitter that broadcast WLW programs until October 29. 1528. WSAPs transmitting history for the past 14 months is an involved one. Originally, Its transmitter was located in the factory of the United States Card Company In Norwood.

More than three years ago it was moved to Mason. Then came the move to Harrison and now WSAI is back at the Mason site. Authorization for operation from the Mason transmitter Is expected within a few days. The three transmitters at Mason, WLW, WSAI and W8XAL, will be operated by one staff of engineers. The old "WSAI transmitter house will be turned into living quarters and the three stations operated from the same building.

WOMAN IS IDENTIFIED. Daughter Seeks Heturn Of Mother To Cincinnati Home. IPICML DISPATCH TO THE E.NQUtSffR. Dayton, Ohio, August 6 The mystery concerning the identity of an aged woman who was found in Union Station last Monday afterno6n was cleared today with the receipt of a letter from Mary Dean, pre Collaring Man Accused Of Theft After Chase Drugstore Robbed Bv Youths. Michael Prow, 34 years old, St.

Louis. was captured after a chase by Walter Glenn, negro. Hathaway Street, porter at the General Tire Company, 1129 Ilace Street, yesterday and turned over to Lieutenant William Adams on a charge of petit larceny. Glenn said he permitted Drew to tjse the washroom at the tire company, and when he departed a watch worth $22 was missing rrom an overcoat in the room. Glenn started In pursuit and Drew boarded a Clark Street car.

At Twelfth and Race Streets, Glenn caught the car and seized the fugitive. He recovered his watch and alighted at Twelfth and Elm Streets with his prisoner by the collar. He marched Drew to the City Hall and turned him over to the Lieutenant Drew Is six feet and a former soldier and Glenn Is of medium size. The prisoner told police that he just arrived In Cincinnati and was penniless. Thieves forced an entrance to the Llfgett Drug Company store, 411 Raca Street, ate several dishes of ice cream and bananas and then broke open a stamp machine and cash register and etole 1 3.

Police believe the thieves were boys. The same Intruders entered the Arnold Fairyland Company. 409 Race Street, attempted to open fi aafe and then departed with three re-rolvers. Detectives Carney and Bchaefer found hammer marks on the hinges and knob of the safe. A grip containing surgical Instruments worth J40 was stolen from the parked automobile of Dr.

Walter H. Stlz, 2353 ark Avenue, at Kourth and Walnut Streets Monday night. Joserh Duncan, 33 years old, negro, no home, arrested Sunday on a Chesapeake Ohio passenger train at Fernold, Ohio, was bound over to the grand Jury under bond of $5,000 when arraigned In Municipal Court yesterday on a charge of having carried concealed weapons. Captain Eltterle, of the railroad police, testified that Duncan frightened passengers by displaying a revolver. The train was en route from Richmond.

and Ritterle commandeered a special engine and hurried to Fernold when he arrested Duncan. Eugene Solomon, ID years old, 3442 Eouthside Avenue, charged with having stolen a box of fish worth $50 from Arthur Watts. 3393 Southaide Avenue, was fined $23 and costs in Municipal Court yesterday. Folice recovered the fish. Abe Linder, proprietor of a clothing store at 1044 Freeman Avenue, captured and disarmed a man who seized a pair of boy's trousers from In front of his store yesterday.

The suspect, turned over to police by Linder, registered as Frank Karle, 43 years old, 910 West Liberty Street. Qhesapeake $26 iATLAN 33 Leave Days Corresponding Sea Isle Step-overs Baltimore, rteket Main 2574. the Choke of Thousands! This Atwater Kent All-Electric A.C. Model 40 Radio Gompletc With Cabinet Speaker and 7 Tubes INCLUDING RECTIFIER Q.50 ON THE AIR (All Programs In Eastern Standard Time.) 1 smihiss li.iiia.u.4jyassa I' li Round Trip TIC CITY AvtRiist 15th. Tickets Good 18 From Date of Sale.

SINCE THE PATROL STARTED. lac Cnu Bnuua mlui 6-. MURDER CHARGE PREPARED For Trio Accused Of Arson Dead Firemen's Families Aided. Kansas City, August 6 (AP) A joint charge of first degree murder was prepared thla afternoon against Durward M. Dailey, John L.

(Pat) Crowe and D. Plggott, all under arrest in connection with an alleged arson plot that resulted In the death of three firemen and injury to eleven persons here yesterday. A search was being conducted for Arch Glover, alleged wholesale alcohol dealer, named by Dailey, operator of the store, destroyed by fire, as the man who furnished the financial backing for the store, recently opened. Support of the arson theory was aeen by investigators in connection with Dalley's statement. Ho said he was plrfced in charge of the estab llshment, told to obtain 37,500 insurance, and then signed a $6,000 chattel mortgage on tha place.

Ned Braw mer, Belton, named as holder of the mortgage, could not be found at his home. Efforts were started today by civic and municipal authorities to raise funds for the families of the three dead firemen. WCKY SCHEDULE For Broadcasting Fixed Coving -ton Station Gets Best Hours For Operation. Station WCKV, Covington, will have the choice hours for broadcasting during' its four-sevenths time operation, according to an agreement reached in Chicago yesterday by Lee Goldsmith, general manager of the Kentucky station, and representatives of the three Chicago stations which will share WCKY's wavelength. AVCKY will begin broadcasting with S.OOO watts power about September 1.

sln assigning the band to the Covington station the Federal Radio Commission stipulated that WCKY is to use the wavelength only four-sevenths of the time. The remaining time is to be used by Stations WJAZ, WORD and WSOA, Chicago. It was decided by the four stations' representatives that a broadcasting consisted of 16 hours beginning at 8 o'clock In the morning. Of this time WCKY is to have five and five-sevenths hours between 8 a. m.

and 4 p. except that the hour beginning at 10 o'clock Is to be reserved for the Chicago stations. WCKY also will have three hours and 30 minutes between 7:45 rnd 11:15 at night. This will permit the Kentucky station to carry national fchaln programs as well as local features. In ordering the time division between the four stations the Federal In all Fine Radio Sets Radio set performance depends on the quality of the vacuum tubes.

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FLAPPER FIL0S0PHY By Faith Burrows. rife Clhf Pirn lyMOcftt. lei r.mt Nnu net Many a man thinks he's Just because he's half off. bargain sumably a daughter, who lives on Third Street, Cincinnati. Mrs.

Dean said that she had heard of the detention of her mother by the police of this city for safekeeping and asked that she be sent to Cincinnati on a train leaving this city at 4 p. m. She explained that her brother is ill and that she was unable to leave to come here after hei parent However, the police women here declined to comply with the daughter's request, telephoning Mrs. Dean to that effect and advising her to effect other arrangements, to secure the return to her home of her mother. Whner from Nnionu Herbert Midnight Hamp's Orcheetra (Hotel Gibson).

A.M. Otto Gray and his Cow boy Band. WSAI (225.4 1,330 500 A. M. National home hour (N.

B. C). 10:00 Opening stock quotations. 10:05 L'vo stock reports. Radio Household Institute (N.

B. P. M. Mid-day stock quotations. 555 Baseball scorea 6:59 Time.

7:00 (Moblloil) program (N. B. C). 7:30 Happy Wonder Bakers (N. B.

C). 5:00 (Ipana) Trouhadours (S. B. C). (Palmollve) Hour (N.

B. C). 9:30 and Hullivan Opera Pirates of Teniance (. B. C).

Weather. WFBE (240.9 1,200 100 W. :00 A. M. Records.

10:00 Court House Safety Rule. 10:01 Price Hill Program. 10:31 Studio Program. 10:31 (Polar Ray) Health Talk. 10:65 Time, 11:00 (Zenith) Hour.

12:01 P. M. (Stelnlte) Muslcale. 1:00 (Fads) Program. 1:30 (Kelvlnator) Dance Music.

2:00 (Schllchte) Matinee. (Sclilichte) Short Story. 3:00 Weather. 3:01 Radio Merchants Muslcale. 4:00 Vaudeville.

4:45 Scrap Book Time. 6:00 (Mllnor) Program. 6:30 Popular Concert. 1 6:00 (E Pav) Oddities. 8:30 Tennis Tournament Results and Music.

7:00 (Greenwald) Half Hour of Music 7:30 (Polar Ray) Health Talk. 7:40 Weather. 7:42 Baseball Scores. 7:45 (Cincinnati Publlo Library) Book Review. t.nft (Htewert-Waxnerl Champions.

8:30 Fuller's Orchestra (Lookout House). 0THEB STATIONS WEAF (454.3 630 50,000 W. 5:00 P. M. United Synagogue Service "Is Life a Pilgrimage? Rabbi Bernard Heller; Cantor N.

L. Saslavaky, director musical program. :30 The Songsters Edith Gale, soprano: male octet. Midnight Dave Harmon Orchestra (WRC. KSD, WAP1).

WJZ (394.5 M-, 700 30,000 VT. 6:00 P. M. (Associated Press) Baseball ecores. 6:05 Rosalie Wolfe, soprano; Nino Fuclle, barytone; with string trio and piano (WBAL, WPTF).

6:30 Talk by John V. Kennedy. 6:36 Mme. Lollta Cabrera Galnsborc, pianist. Kmlt Cite hum fk'WK.

WRC). 9:00 ABA Voyagers in Sweden male oc tet; ivremy-tnree-piece nana (ann, WJK, IVhi, niJAL, HHA.M, KVW. WREN, KDKA). :30 (Stromberg -Carlson) Program II-plece orchestra (Service from WHAM Studios to WJZ. WBZ.

WBZA, WBAU KDKA, KTW. KWK. WREN. WRVA, KSTH. WTMJ, WEBC.

WIOD. WHAS, WPM, WMC. W8B WBT, WJAX, KVOO. WRAP. KPRC.

WOAt. WKY. KOA, KSL, KPO, KGO, KFI, KGW, KOMO. KHQ. WJR).

10:00 Slumber Music string ensemble (WRC, KDKA, WREN). Aviation weather forecast. WHAS (365.S (20 5,000 W. 7:00 P. M.

Studio orchestra. 10:00 University of Kentucky Orchestra. 11:00 New: weather. 11:05 The Homrng Hour. 12:00 Midnight Dance band.

KDKA (305.9 980 50,000 W. 6:00 P. M. Time. 6:01 Studio program.

6:30 (Maytag) Program. 10:01 Dance orchestra. 10:25 Weather. 10:27 Baseball scores. WKXR (344.5 70 50,000 W.

7:15 P. M. Farm progrem. 9:00 Weener Minstrel Show. 10:00 Fourteen-plere orchestra.

11 :30 Comedy team. 11:50 Studio gosxip. 13:00 Midnight DX air vaudeville a specialty program featuring Frank West- f'hal and 14-plece WENR Orchestra; rma Glen, organist; Howard Neumlller. concert pianist; Oscar Heather, tenor; faille Menkes, pianist; Everett Mitch II. announcer; The Jordans, harmony team; The Memphis Mudcata old-time tunes and harmony; Jim and Bud.

Hawaiian Instrumentalists; Thora Martens, contralto; Edward Davles, barytone; Chuck. Ray and Gene, trio, and Charles Rother-mel, banjsist- (two hours). I PIGEON SHOW ATTRACTION At Ealnbow Park This Week-Canary Sing Contest On Today. About 3.000 person visited the show of the Cincinnati Pigeon Fanciers' Association on the covered toard walk at Rainbow Parle yesterday, when the six-day exhibition started. Visitors saw approximately 1,000 pigeons, chickens, rabbits, canaries, gold fish and other "pets," many of which are champions or contenders in their classes.

A feature of today's program will be a canary bird "singing contest," when vocal experts will Judge and grade the warbling qualities of the feathered songsters. Admission to this event will be free to park patrons, as will the entire six-day program. Tentative Judging of pedigreed pigeons started at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon and eliminations were made of birds having slight defects. Judges worked until late In the afternoon, and after a dinner intermission took up their work again In the evening. They expect to start on final awards for pigeons this morning.

ricking winners in the poultry class will be the next event on the Judges' program. Then will come tho work of selecting ribbon winners among rabbits, canaries and puppies. Visitors found much interest in the elaborate displays of hatchery men who had exhibits of novelties in Incubators and other breeders' accessories. Special events will be featured every afternoon. The exhibit will close Sunday COMMITTEES ARE ASSIGNED For Methodist Conference Post Are Allotted In Cincinnati Area.

EKQCI1ES BCftZlU SriCUL B1SFSTCH. Columbus, Ohio, August 6 Rev. Frank Lawrence Brown, D. President of the Ohio Conference of the Methodist rrotestant Church, today announced committees for the annual conference at Sablna, August 20 to 28. This will be the one hundred and first annual session of the conference.

Rev. G. W. Deck, D. Mlddletown, Is Chairman of the Cincinnati district and also Secretary of the conference.

Ministerial and lay delegates from the Cincinnati district have been assigned as follows: Cincinnati, Hyde Park Rev. Perry Grimm, President's report; Ralph White, moral Issues. Cincinnati, Mount Lookout Rev. I. M.

McVey, Statistical Secretary; Mrs. Margaret Meyer, excuses. Fruit Hill Rev. B. S.

Brown, statistics; Mrs. J. P. Bennett, property and literature. Manchester Rev.

C. E. Bulen, boundaries; Lou Henderson, property and literature. Mlddletown Rev. G.

W. Beck, unfinished business, Mrs. Arthur Hadley, auditing. Mouiy; Oreb Charles Wilson, obltr uarles. STEAMSHIPS.

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10:00 A. M. Ida Bailey Allen, National Uaulo Hf uiuo luommDiaj. 0:30 Interior leoiratlng, National Kadio Home-maken Club (Columbia). 11:00 Time and weather.

11:02 Menus. 11 :13 Shopper's records. Recipe period. 11:30 (Theronold) health talk by Dr. Fred Chan.pni.

13:15 P. M. Harry Tucker's orcnestra (Columbia). 1:00 Patterns In Prlu.s (Columbia). Our Little I'lnylmime (Columbia).

3:00 (Krauiw) bridge-tea program. 3:30 Al Wagner's Orchestra (Columbia). 4:00 Odds and End oi, the Day (Co lumbia). 5:00 The OKIre Boys. 5:35 (Htarr Kreciei nerlod.

5:40 (Orpheum) program. 6:57 Weather. 5:58 Bn.He.bal I scorea 5:00 Culler Knights (Columbia). 5:30 Ktufllo program. 5:55 Ptocks.

time and weather. 7:00 Hnnk Nlmmon Shnwoont, present ing "The taut Mail" (Colombia). 1:00 United S. mphony Orchestra, with George Bvmer. tenor (Columbia).

1:30 (La Pallna) Smoker (Columbia). J.00 (Koleter) Hour (Columbia). :30 Dixie Echoes (Columbia). 10:00 Ingraham's Paramount Orchestra (Columbia) 10:30 The Orflre Boys. 11:00 Tim and weather.

Bastilmll scores. (Lnd O' Dance) Orchestra. 1VLW (12 I Vm 50,000 W. 5:15 A. M.

(Icy ball) Hour. 7:15 Old Men Sunshine (N. B. C). 7:30 Organ program, by Arthur Chandler.

Absorbine Jr.) Exercise period. 8:30 Devotions, Dad Kerehner. 0:00 (Croslry) Woman's honr. Dally poem. The Family Dictionary.

Natives of Our Woods T.lttle Topics. Cooking Chat: Famous Recipes, by M. Pierre Bcrard, chef of the Hotel Gibson. 10:00 Orpheus Trio. 10:30 Live stock reports.

10:40 The Morning Mall. 11:00 Paris By Badlo, Mile Atmee Colbert 11:15 TTall Duo. 11:30 Weather, river, market, police. 11:55 Time signals. 12:00 NOON Otto Gray and his Cowboy Band.

13:30 P. M. Johnny Hamp's Orchestra from Hotel Gibson. 1:00 Town end Country. 1:16 Live stock reports.

1:25 Market renorta. 1:30 National Farm and Home period (N. 2:15 Closing stock and grain quotations. 2:20 The Matinee Players; Louis John Johnn. barytone.

JiOO (Croeley) Singers. 3:30 Otto Grey and his Cowboy Band. 4:00 Mansfield's Musicals. 4:15 Woman's Radio Club. 4:30 Angelus Trio; Richard Pavey, tenor.

5:00 Tea Time Trio. Live stock reports. 6:40 Smith Bellow's Orchestra (N. B. C).

5:00 Roehr's Orchestra (Zoo Clubhouse). (Dynacone) Diners. 8:5 Weather. 7:00 (Northwestern least) Program (N. B.

C). 7:30 (Svlvanle) Foresters (N. B. C). 5:00 (Kilt) Soldiers (N.

B. 1:30 Forty-Fathom Trawlers (N. B. C). 9:00 (Stodebaker) Champions.

(rerf-t circle) urogram: Hot-Footin' It Frequlta. Ping a Little Love Song. Blue River. Whiteman's Stomp. Fpanlah Doll.

Sunshine of Rosea Riir Citr Ulun. 10:00 (Klngtaate) Night Club. Hot Time in tue oia jown Tonlfiht. B'poKln'. Wishing and Waiting For Love.

Solo: Specialty. Xvlophone Solo; Louise. Ktngtnste Trio: Mighty Lek a Rose. Kingtast Trio: I Hope I Meet Molly. Ah, bweet Mystery of Life.

Ma. Welcome Home. 10:30 Weather. 10:30 Thels Orchestra (Coney Island). 11:00 Chime Reveries: Overture: William Tell Roslnl Walts: Wedding of the Winds Hell Tuikev In the Straw Guion Air de Ballet Borch Shepherds Hey uralnger Entr' Acte Music from Carmen.

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