The Washington times., 1924-11-18
HUGHES IS
HN1HLN1HT
Of BILL
ecretary to Discuss Pan
American Relations Army
Band to Play

Secretary Of State Charles
Evans Hughes win BE the guest
speaker on the monthly Latin
American program to be broadcast
tonight by station WRC, under the
auspices of the Pan-American
Union. The address will be re-
broadcast by WY, New York.
Secretary Hughes will be intro
duced by Doctor Leo s. Rowe,
director general of the Pan-Ameri-
can Union, and viii discuss "Pan-
American Relations Secretary
Hughes will speak shortly after
- o'clock.
- Musical Program.
ussrhe musical number that viii be
presented on the Latin.American
program will be featured by q re-
eital by Senior leopold Gutierrez
sGhilean baritone, Senior Sufferer
VIII return to the microphone this
evening at the request of many
from the Radio Corporation station
several months ago. Senior Cult
terez recently toured South America
and Europe where he studied under
the famous masters, Paul LEROY
and Cavanni Castellano, of Milan,
and appeared in recital at the lead
Ing opera houses of the Continent.
s5ssOther musical numbers on the
Latin program will be rendered by
the United States Army Band, under
the direction of William j. Stan.
nard, and Senior Arsenic Ralon,
violinist and oncert master Of the
Rialto Theater Orhestra.
Meyer Davis Music.
At the conclusion Of this feature
sANRC will present the Meyer Davis
lie Paradis Orchestra in its weekly
concert of dance music, broadcast
direct from LIE Paradis. William
Spencer Tupman, leader Of the LIE
Raradis Orchestra, has arranged a
program of adaptations of classical
numbers for tonight's concert. Among
ghe selections to be played as dance
numbers will be the "Meditation''
from That's" Dvorak's "Humor.
y esque'' and Drigo's ''Serenade."
Distant stations list wide range
lOf distinguished and welI-known
men, from General John j. Perish.
ing and Doctor Nicholas Murray
Butler to Jack Dempsey, on their
programs tonight.
General Pershing and Doctor
Butler will speak at the annual
Lotus Club dinner in New York,
and their addresses viii be broad
cast by WY, New York, and WGY,
schenectady. The dinner speeches
4Will begin at $50 o'clock.
A second dinner program to be-
broadcast will be that Of the Ca,
madam Club at the Hotel .Biltmore,
| New York. Address by Sir Esme
Howard, the British ambassador:
Senator James w. Wadsworth and
Leslie Sutherland, president Of the
/ Canadian Club, will be put on. the
lair by Station WIZ, New York.
J JACK Dempsey win come on the
air via WNAC, Boston, where he
viii appear in connection with a
) late revue to be broadcast from
\ the Loew Theater. beginning at III
O'Clock.
4 WEAF, New York, viii present
as its principal feature for the
I evening an Eveready Hour, which
1 Will be broadcast jointly by stations
\ WIFI, Philadelphia; WCAE, Pitts.
burgh; WAR, Providence and
n WEEP, Boston. The program viii
: begin at 8 o'clock.
Sons Of Veterans Bill
J The, Sons of Veterans have ar.
ranged a special bill to be broad.
4 cast from WBZ, Springfield, at. $40
4 and the ElkS will !. handle the
! broadcast from WMAQ, Chicago,
beginning at 1915.
An unusual feature tonight viii
4 be a broadcast of the initiation cere.
! monies of the Level Club OF
I Masons at the Manhattan Opera
House, New York. The ceremonies
\ will be put on the air by WGBS
and will include radio appearances
of Eddie Cantor and other Broad.
4 way celebrities.
( An unusually large array of mid.
night specialities are booked for
! the ether. ~
h Among the most attractive are
~ concert to. be given by artists Of
the Chicago Civic Opera Company
lat WEB, Chicago; q midnight
rendezvous program at the Majestic
Hotel Station, webb, New York,
and a popular concert by Pomar's
Bohemians, at WSB, Atlanta.