The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-12
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Local Broadcast.

Local Broadcast.
NAA--Naval RradiO Station, Airing.
ton (436 Meters, RadiOphOne).
12:15 p. m.-Live stock markets.
las p. m.-Fruits and vegetable
markets.
8 p. m.--Live stock.
8:46 ip. m.-Weather report.
4:O6 p. INLAY and feed.
:. AS p. m.-Dairy products.
Cs.6S0 Meters, Spark
IL m. and 10 p. m.-Time signals.
1901 p. m.-Weather report, ship
orders, naval press news.
WCAP- Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company (40N
7:45 to p. m.-"What / Know
About Clowns and the Circus AMI
mails" A radio talk for children
about circus life. by Lou Graham.
announcer for Ringing Brothers.
Barnum and Bailey shows.
8 to IL p. ma novel program
Of unusual merit both from an
oratorical and musical standpoint,
win be presented from the studio
Of station WCAP, under the
auspices Of The Washington Times
and the American Committee for
the Relief Of German Children.
General Henry T. Allen, who COM
uanded the American Army OF
Occupation on the Rhine, is ma
uonal chairman Of the relief or
ganisation; and Lieutenant General
Nelson A. Miles, hero of many
campaigns, is directing the work
In Washington. The program win be:
Address, Miss Sophie Levin. In
ternational welfare worker and ex.
ecutive director of Washington
headquarters, relief committee.
Songs, Montross Quartet, accom-
panied by Montross Orchestra. Ad-
dress. Lieutenant General Nelson
A. Miles. Song, Mrs. David Kin.
cheloe. Banjo duet, Ray Hart and
William ]. Hart, Of the Walter
Holt Studios. Address. Secretary
Of Labor James J. Davis. Opera
selection, Washington Opera Quar-.
tet, Dorothy Mansfield, soprano;
Rose Polio, contralto: Albert Ehef.
fernan, basso. and Louis Annis,
tenor. Cancellation, Kirk G. Miller
(Skillett FINN, accompanied by
Jacques Heidenheimer. Address,
the Reverend g. N. Diffenderfer,
president Of the Protestant Pastors
Federation Of District Of Columbia.
Songs, Montross Quartet and Orch
estra. Sport talk, Louis Dougher.
Selection, double sextet from Roland
Bonds new comic opera, Cherry
Blossom Time IN Warrington. Ad-
dress. Rabbi Abram Simon, Wash
ington Hebrew Congregation. Har.
monica duet, Ernest LittIeton and
Wilbur Healy. Section, Ferd-Mor.
ans Arcadian Orchestra. Address.
Congressman Hamilton Fish. Pine
Organ selection, Charles Georges
Woodward. Readings, Caleb O,Con-
nor, Of the O'Connor School OF
Impression. Violin solo, William
Krushinslxy, accompanied by Mr..
Woodward. Address, the Reverend
John A. Ryan. director OF Depart
Inent Of Social Action, National
Catholic Welfare Conference. Song.
Richard Blackstone, accompanied
by Dick Leibert. Accordion solo.
Orangelo Ratio. Address, Senator
Royal 8. Copeland Of New york.
Songs, George II, O'Connor, accom-.
panied by Mat Horn. Selection.
Arcadian Orchestra.
WIAY--WOOdward 3 L.Othrop t2SO)
. p. m.-Phonograph selections.
"Story Of the Rose" 'sTelI Ne,
Daisy" "The Deluge," ''Orientale.S
Stories OF Tommy TurtleD ana
"The Bunny Tots" by Edward Nc.
Candish, author and ILLUSTRATOR.
Piano solos. "Just an Old Love
Song" Caprice Espagnole." Phon-
cgraph selections, Dreams Of Long
Ago." Love Me or Not" "Who
Can Tell" Underneath the Stars.n
American national 9iru.
WMUv-D 0ubIeday.EIM Electric ~
Ce0S)
Gao 10 $50 .. m.--Baseball soora..
agriograms. Musical seIections:
'.Msnuetto." Schubert; "1Snriiio':
Terschak: Dance; Dance of ere
Toy Regiment," Joe Green: I.Posf
ana Peasant" Suppe; "L.a Color.
drina." Walls: The Banjo pIcIsr"
Powell; walk n JsFusalssn. JS,.,
tAss Sohn." Kl1iy Chatham; tvnisS