The Washington times., 1924-09-17
FAR AWAY
STATIONS
[0SEN]
Distance Hunters to ReVel It
Atmospheric Conditions
Are Right

A joint recital by Mrs. Wayne
B. Wheeler, soprano; Richard Nc
-Carteney, baritone; Mrs. Rose
Maxwell Dickey, violinist, and
Mrs. Chester Adair, pianist, will
head the entertainment to be
broadcast tonight by station
WCAP. The recital will begin
at 8 o'clock.
Other features of tonight's pro-
gram are a song recital by Mary
Langley, soprano; a concert of
Hawaiian music by Sophocles T.
Papas, and talk on "The Science
News of the Week." to be de-
livered under the auspices of The
National Research Council and
Science Service.
Game by Dougher.
At 3 o'clock this afternoon WRC
will come on the air with detailed
description of the Washington:
Cleveland baseball game at Cleve.
land. The running story will be
dictated by Louis A. Dougher, sport
ing editor of The Washington Times.
and will be broadcast from The
Times Studio.
A running story of the two
games to be played between New
York and st. Louis also will be an
nounced from The Times Studio.
Charlie Matson, of The Times, will
voice the relayed story.
Until further notice WRC has can-
celled all of its afternoon programs,
with the exception of the broadcast
ball games and the children's hour
at 6 o'clock.
Field Night.
Atmospheric conditions permitting,
tonight will be a field night for
distance hunters. In addition to tive
Pacific coast stations that will be
on the air, there will be broadcast
Ing PWX, Havana; WKAQ, San
Juan, Porto Rico; KF'KB, Milford,
Kans.; WGAQ, Shreveport, La;
KFNF, Shenandoah, Iowa; WHO,
Des Moines; WBAP, Forth Worth
Tex. and CHYC, Montreal.
High spots of the distant pro-
grams between and o'clock VIII
be a program by a group Of Vet
Grams of American Wars from WIS,
Chicago, at 715; a piano recital by
FRANK LaForge, from WEAF, New
York, at 7.30; McEnelly's Dance Or.
chestra from WBZ, Springfield, at,
1880; a Sons of the American Kevo-
luton program from WIZ. New
York, at z, and a talk by Governor
Sllzer, of New Jersey, from WOR,
Newark, at 1880.
At s o'clock KDKA, Pittsburgh,
will present the Brocket Mixed Quar-.
tet in a concert of classical ard
semi-classical numbers. Wooster
Night" will be celebrated at VIVIAN,
Cleveland, beginning at the same
hour.
Both the Rotary and the Ixiwanis
clubs will be represented on the
early evening programs. the Ro.
tarians from WBZ, Springfield.
where a meeting of the New Eng.
land Rotary Club will be broadcast
from its Boston studio, and the
Kiwanians by the Binghamton ri.
wants Quartet from WNYC. New
YORK.
Early dance programs will in.
clude concerts by the Virginia En-.
tertainers, at WLW, Cincinnati.
the Kentucky Night Owls, from
WHAS, Louisville, and the Oriole
Orchestra from WEBB, Chicago.
WMAQ, Chicago, will present the
WMAQ Players in the second radio
$50 az
WIS, Chicago, will resume its
broadcast Of. features from the
Illinois State Fair at 9 o'clock. The
program will include music and
addresses by prominent men Of the
Middle West.
Dance orchestras that will be
playing late tonight will include
Reisman's organization from WBZ.
Springfield; the Hotel Adelphia Or.
chestra. from WOO, Philadelphia:
the Paradise Orchestra from
WAY. Oak Park, ILL.,, and the
Cheviot Junior Orchestra from
WMH, Cincinnati.