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EL PASO HERALD October 24, 1925. WEEK-END Monday Will Be Silent Night At Station KFXH Popular Radio Syiicopalors Slight Change In Epuip- ment Causes Local Plant To Shut Down. By RADIO MIKE. onday will be as far as KFXII fans are coo- cerued, as Scott Bledsoe, owner of Station KFXII, Voire of the announced Saturday morninfi that the popular local broad- a plant would not be in a ion Mondaj', due to shght changes necessary i the broadcast equipment. said Mr.

Bledsoe, be back on the air Wednesday night, with a good program, featuring a sectioti from the symphony orchestra and the 7th cav- band, under band leader Clark Friday program was featured by the -Jay Hawkers, in their usual snappy style, Snyder, Leo Heisler, W. D. Outlaw, Harrj' Van, Horn and the Happiness Boys. The program a good one, according to the many reports received. In addition to the two musical organizations on the program next Wednesday night, Snyder will be heard in a group on popular songs as well as piano numbers.

Harmony Hounds Later. Originally, the Harmony Hounds that classy orchestra whlc henter- tained from KFXH when the station first hit the air, was scheduled to go on Monday night, together with Mrs. Walter popular local soprano, and Mrs. Herman Bosch, in a song recital, and Mrs. (rcorge Edgar Wood with Mrs.

L. B. Rau singing a request group. This program will be put on at a later date. Pretty soon F.l Pasoans will hear the latest in jazz as played in the clubs and cafes, as arrangements have been made to broadcast the dance music from the Big orchestra as well as other cafes.

This boosts El Paso one step upward in the radio world, as practjrally every big broadcast station puts music on the air from the leading supper clubs in each city. It will be the first time dance music from Juarez has been sent out over the air. Bledsoe Co. Crosley and Radiola ETS ERVICE UPPLIES KFXH See and Hear the famous Radiola Super- Heterodynes at our booth in the Exposition starting Monday. We will tell you of our easy terms if interested.

See, hear and be convinced by the Super- Het. E. O. Cone 3309 Tularosa St. Phone Main 4241 Authorized Radiola Dealer Listen In WITH RadioMike ello, everybody, get in close and Since we started (m the air at KFXH, Voice of the Rio heard a lot of things about Scott Bledsoe and his station, and all good stuff, folks know they're talking to Yours Truly.

But one Saturday takes the cake. A well known local radio fan, one who is always willing to help, pulled this one. fellow Bledsoe has certainly put El Paso on the big league map as far as radio is concerned. Why, the program night was a Talk about pep, there was nothing but pep, and what the fans like. Even the announcer had pep, and that's something you often get by vauphn.

Herald Staff Fhotoirrapher. the Jay Hawk orchestra, under the direction of Miss Lillian Jackson, which has become so popular with radio fans since starting Friday night broadcasting from station KFXH, Bledsoe Radio at Five Points. This quartet, reading left to right, are I)e Witt, Lillian Jackson, E. Raymond McCracken and Frank Munoz. Their regular Friday night program is a request one, and Radio Mike, at KFXH, is kept busy acknowledging phone calls.

For which we say, speaking for Brother Bledsoe, Thank he Big Kid orchestra, which is soon to go on the air from KFXH, is composed of director Jerry Maldonado, trumpet piano, Isidcrio Gomes banjo, Francisco Ochoa; saxaphone, Francisco Gallegos; bass, Francisco Flores; trombone, Manuel Mascorro; drums, Ilario Tarin. 566 Stations Here i The United States nas broad- stations, as compared with 293 stations now operating in for- eigrn countries. RADIO PROGRAMS Lemons Tighten Wrinkled Skin Best Bets Squeeze the juice of two lemons in a bottle containing three ounces of Orchard White, which any drug- Kist will supply for a few cents, shake well and you have the very mildest anti- wrinkle lotion to tighten relaxed skin, erase fine i lines and eradicate erows-feet. this sweetly fragrrant lemon lotion into the skin at night. By morning most of the tell-tale wrinkles, tired lines and crows-feet are smoothed out.

giving: a more youthful contour to cheeks, chin, throat, it leaves the skin velvety soft, clear and fresh. Beauty experts use this astringent lotion for enlarged pores, also to bleach and whiten sallow, tanned skin. 3Iix this harmless lotion yourself since It acts best immediately after oreoared. Fetation. KDK.V.

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WGX. 1 i Time. 6:30, 7:30 7:30 3:10, 11 8 8:30. 11 7:30. 9 6.

7 5, 10:45 7:30, 10 7, 9 7:30 8, 10 Meters. .361 .322 428 ,.535 3K5 .475 370 ,.500 .483 Goldkette's orchestra, soloists; 7. yix and Jew-ett 9:30, Jewett Jester, Merry Old Chief. WOAW, Omaha 5, Phvllls Griswold, organist: 5:30, popular period; 8, Skeen trio, harp and two violins; 9, orchestra. Atlantic City (299.S), 6:15, program: 7, concert orchestra: program, 8:30, Silver Slipper dance RADIO PKOGn FOR OCTOBER 25.

hat is believed to be the record in underground rereption was made by Milo p. Lee. 200 in a mine at Cowdrey. Colo. The program was sent from a station in Hastings, Neb.

TILL more fans arc trying for DX records in the contest now being staged by The Herald. Among the latest to burn the midnight oil, is Mrs. Daisy Bader, who. between the hours of 8 and 11 :30 p. m.

last Tuesday night, tuned in the following stations: Houston, Beaumont, Waco, Detroit, WCX; Davenport. Fort Cincinnatti, KFI, Los Angeles; KXX, I.os Angeles; KFWB, Los Angeles; Omaha, Des Moines, Memphis, San Francisco, KPO; Kansas Citv, WDAF; Chicago, WBBM; Dallas, Chicago, KW; Oakland, KGO; Denver, KOA; San Antonio. KTHS, Hot Springs; Minneapolis, WAMD. Women Lead Men Women radio listeners Great Britain outnumber the men by almost two to one. Better for children than porridge THE RADIO STORE OF SERVICE and SATISFACTION Here you will find three of the leading radio Radiola, Music Master and Freshman Masterpiece.

Here you are assured of service and satisfaction. Radio sets from $15 up. The New Music Master Wonder Set This is the new Music Master Ware seven tube set. It has proven to be a sensation in radio. The loop which is only a few inches wide is enclosed in the cabinet.

The one dial is calibrated in meter lengths. Priced without at $250 THE R. C. A. RADIOLA Super-Heterodyne We are showing the R.

C. A. heterodyne in four different types. The portable, the semi-portable, the No. 25 shown here and in a beautiful console model.

Nowhere else in this city can you find this assortment. With this set no outside antenna is needed. No storage batteries. All batteries are self contained. Let us show you the various styles.

Music Master Tubes, $3.00 The new Music Master golden tube is the latest development in storage battery tubes. A set of these will give your radio set better results. Let us show you this new tube. Priced at $3 and worth it. CONCERTS MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS American Furniture Co.

112-114-116-118-120-122 South Stanton Street red program. KFXF, Shenandoah 5:30 (loiden Rule circle; 7. church service. KFVB, University City (240), selectiqns KFWB, Hollywood (252), movie frolic. KGO, Oakland (361.2), 8:45, church service.

KGW. Portland (491.5), 8:45, church services. KHJ. Los Angeles (405.2). 7:30, foncert orchestra; 8, organ recital; 9, program.

KXX. Hollywood Express service; 9. concert orchestra; 10, classical program. KOA, Denver (322.4), 8. service.

San Francisco (42S.S), 7:35, Palace hotel conpert orchestra; 9, I concert; 9:30, orchestra. KTHS, Hot Springs Xatlonal Park (374.8), 8-9, de luxe classical recital; 9, orchestra, frolic. KYW, Chicago (535.4), Chicago Sunday club. WBBM, Chicago 7-9, orchestra, classical artists: 11-1, request program. Midnight Xutty club.

WCCO, Minneapolis St. Paul (416.4), 7:15, WEAF program; 8:20. classical concert. WCTS, Worcester (268), Capitol theater gang; WEAF program. WEAF.

New York (491.5), 5:20, musical program. Capitol theater; Atwater Kent hour. WEAR. Cleveland (389.4), 5, orchestra: 6-8, evening hours, mixed quartet, Francisci Instrumental quartet. WEBH, Chicago Post (370.2), 6-8, selected program.

WEEI, Boston (384.6), 5:20, Maj. Bowes and Capitol theater gang; 7:15, Atwater Kent hour. WFAA, Dallas Journal (475.9), 6:30, services; 8-10, Little symphony orchestra. WGX, Chicago (447.5), 8-9, Drake concert ensemble. WLS, Chicago (344.6), 5:30, Ralph Emerson organist; 6, W'LS Little Brown Church on the Vale choir.

WOAW', Omaha (526), 8, chapel service. WQJ, Chicago (447.5), 7-9, Raln- bo concert, artists. WHEAT They like its tasty crispness RADIO FOR MONDAY, OCTOBER (opyright, 1925, by Radio Digest.) Monday, silent night for KFDM, KHJ, KYW, FWX, WBBM, KEBH, VYGX, WHAS, WIP, WLS. WMAQ, woe, WQJ. WRC, WTIC.

KFAB, Lincoln (300.7), orchestra; Mart Grauenhorst, banjolst; Cosmopolitan club entertainers. KFXF, Shenandoah (266), 7, concert, Henry Field Seed company. KPO, San Francisco (428.3), 8. orchestra; 9, organ recital, Uda Waldrop; 10, concert program, 11, orchestra. KPRC, Houston Post-Dispatch (296.9), 6:30, Ramblers; 7:30, Kiwanis glee club.

KSD, St. Louis Post-Dispatch (545.1), 8, program; 9, Dutch Master Cigar hour. KTHS, Hot Springs National Park (374.8), 8, X'ew Arlington concert orchestra, string fiuartet, Meyer Davis brass quartet; 8:45, organ favorites, Louis Culp; 9-10, frolic. Rainbow Garden 555 entertainers. WBAP, Ft.

Worth Star-Telegram concert; 8:309:45, Trail Blazers; 10, Majestic theater stars. KFVE, University City (240), 9, Katherine Elcher, H. W. Bromfield. singing; Forrest Coleglalns.

KGO, Oakland (361.2), 7, dinner concert; 9, educational program; health talk, chats. KGW, Portland Oregonian (491.5) 9, concert; 10, orchestra, soloists. KXX, Hollywood Express (336.9), 7:15, travel talk; Atwater Kent orchestra: mirth contest; program; 9, program; 10, program; 11, Goodrich Silvertown dance orchestra, contralto; 12, orchestra. KOA, (322.4), 6:30, Silver State orchestra; 8, "Scientific 8:10, Richard Wagner selections, excerpts from operas, KOA orchestra; vocal solos, duets, address. Minneapolis-St.

Paul (416.4), 5:45, F. and R. family; 6:45. farm lecture: 7, concert, third U. S.

infantry band; 8, Gordon Coke ensemble: Meta Ashwin Blrnbach, WDAF, Kansas City Star (365.6). 6, School of the Air; Xighthawk frolic, orchestra, organ selections. Dallas, Xews-Journal (47.9), Artie Collins and his orchestra; Sears-Roebuck agricultural program. WHO, Des Moines (526), program, Drake University Con.ser- vatory of Music; 7-8, Drake faculty program; 11, Sugar orchestra. WJH, Detroit-Pontiac (517), 5, CROSLEY RADIO OF RADIO Made an(J guaranteed by the largest manufacturers of medium priced sets in America.

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BLACKWELL. Prop. Band It is a mistake for old people to take strong cathartic medicines, as they are seldom necessary. because you are old, mean you need strong Radio Expert Will Answer Questions For Herald Readers ITH the radio season under and prospects for one of biggest years here. The El Paso Herald has arranged with W.

S. Bledsoe. El Paso's licensed radio operator, owner of station KFXH, and probably one of the best posted on radio and wireless communication in this section of tae country, to answer queries on radio topics. Just address your questions to The Hi Paso Herald, Radio Department, and your answers will he published in the column every Saturday. OR.

W. B. CALDWELL. AT THE AGE OF 83 and Bad for Old Folb CONFERENCE TO OPEN 9TH Herbert Hoover To Preside At The Fourth Meet. The fourth annual session of the National Radio conference will open in Washington Monday, November 9.

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