The Washington times., 1924-03-15
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FEATURE
Oliver M. Maxam Will Give An.
other Stirring Talk on
U. S. Coast Guard.


Army night, with an elaborate
program by the full United States
Army Band under the leadership
Of w. J. Stannard, will feature
. WRC tonight. A song recital by
Hazel Hughes completes the musi-
cal end of the evening.
Oliver M. Maxam, chief CT the
division of operations of the U. s.
Coast Guard, will be heard in his
regular fortnightly talk on the
Coast Guard Service. Mr.. Maxam
has won great following all over
the country with the thrilling
stories he tells from real life of
the service. His admirers will
have another treat tonight in "Out
Of the North Pacific"
Two Radio Show Speakers.
Two speakers from the radio
snow are listed for tonight's pro-
gram. Fred S. Lincoln, executive
chairman Of the show committee,
Will come on at S:45. He will have
new and interesting angle on the
Capitals big exhibit.
The other speaker on the show
Will be George Clark, the Radio
Circus Man," who was heard last
night. Mr.. Clark will come on for
few minutes conversational talk
ON the educational exhibit he Is ar.
ranging for the show.
Congressman M. Clyde Kelly of
pennsylvania, member Of the Post
office and Post Roads Committee of
the House, will talk on the United
States Postal System" at $50.
The concert Of the army band at
o'clock will be followed by a dance
program by the army band dance
orchestra under Staff Sergt. w. M.
Nation, leader.
WCAP Church Services.
Sundays local church services
from WCAP include the morning
service from the First Congrega-
tional Church, and the usual 4
o'clock service from Bethlehem
Chapel. The sermon in the morning
will be delivered by the Rev. Jason
Noble Pierce, his subject being
Your Heavenly Father" The Rev.
Hugh Birckhead, D. D., rector of
Emmanuel Church, Baltimore, will
deliver the sermon from the chapel
in the afternoon.
The usual evening program from
New York has been changed be-
cause Of the trip of Roxie's gang to
Providence, from which place they
will give their usual program at
$50. The Skinner organ recital will
precede Roxie, beginning at 1880.
Evening services from the Yer
mont Avenue Christian Church will
be broadcast at 8 p. M, from station
WITH, William P. Boyer & Co. DIR.
Earle Wiley will deliver the sermon
on 1.-THE New Bible" Special music
by chorus choir, mixed and male
quartet will be featured under the
direction of William e. Braithwaite.
Program From Cincinnati.
A program of especial interest to
Washingtonians will come from
Cincinnati tonight, with T. H. Bar.
rift, Of Washington, d. c., featur.
ing at musical program from WSAI,
at 10. He will broadcast vocal,
saxophone, oboe and handsaw
features.
Atlanta, WSB, is celebrating their
second annual birthday with spe.
cial features through the day.
Special birthday programs are list.
ed at i, 6, and HAS D. m, Each
of these programs are featuring
the stars of the Atlanta station in
excellent programs, which should
be worth tuning into.
A feature will come from W1P,
Philadelphia at 8:15, with the de-
bate between Pennsylvania and
Dartmouth Universities broadcast
direct from the University of
Pennsylvania Auditorium. Other
college features come from WPAP.
State College, Pa, featuring the
Penn State V. M. I. Boxing meet
and the Penn State-Syracuse
Basketball game. This program
A fine program from WOR,
Newark, is scheduled, with a talk
by Gutzon Borglum, the sculptor,
the Quartet from Church of the
Redeemer, and finally an hours
entertainment, Of the musical
variety under the direction of
Mainline V. Joseph at 10 o'clock.
The annual ball and fashion show
OF the Isreal Orphan Asylum, from
Madison Square Garden, New York.
Will offer special feature through
WIZ. with talks and entertainment
by many famous people, including
Marion Davies, George M. Cohan.
Eddie Cantor, Olga Petrova, Marilyn
Miller. Fanny Brice, Fay Banter.
Cantor Josef Shlisky, Paul White.
mans orchestra, and others, includ.
ing Mayor Hylan.
The rest Of the program from
WIZ. also offers many good Tea.
lures, in a talk by ex-Ambassador
Boris Bakmeteff from Russia, on
Russia at the Cross Roads, and
an afternoon talk by Senator Royal
s. Copeland.
Good musical programs are prom.
ised from WSAI. Cincinnati. at
llI6: WHAS, Louisville, at $40:
kYW. Chicago. at 8, and KDKA'
Pittsburgh. at $50, with the West.
inghouse band.