The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-09-27
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Clement Wood to Present
Novel Program Night Foot
ball to Be Described

Emily Newell Blair, vice chair
man Of the Democratic COMMITTEES,
speaking on 1.-THE Presidential
Campaign From a Woman's View
point" has the featured position
on the program to be broadcast
from WRC tonight. She will APP
pear before the microphone at
I8:45.
The WRC program will be
opened with q half hour concert
Of dance music by the Better ole
Club, which played its initial fall
engagement Thursday night. Fol-
lowing the dance music WRC will
present George c. Culbertson,
headmaster Of the Y. M. c. A.
Day School for boys, in the weekly
Bible talk.
Other Numbers.
Other numbers on the evening
program are q talk by Assistant
Postmaster General John H. Bart
lett. on Never the Twain Shall
Meet song recitals by Edith Dunn,
mezzo soprano. Of the Louis b.
Thompson Studio, and Marie C.
Deal, soprano, and piano recital
by Katherine Louise Smith.
Beginning at 2:15 this afternoon
WRC will broadcast from The
Washington Times studio the play
by play description of the second
baseball game OF the Washington.
Boston series played at Boston, and
the New York Philadelphia game to
be played at Philadelphia.
Church Services.
Tomorrow morning WCAP win
broadcast the church services at the
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church where the Rev. Joseph r.
Sizco will preach on the subject.
The Unknown God" The open
air services at the Peace cross, Mt.
st. Alban will be broadcast at 4
o'clock. Bishop James E. Freeman
will deliver the afternoon sermon.
Tomorrow evening, Roxy and His
Gang win come on the air at 7:2O
for their Sunday evening concert.
The return to Eastern standard time
in New York moves the concert UP
one hour, The Capitol Theater con-
cert will be followed at 9:15 by an
organ recital direct from the Skinne
Studio. New York.
Among the most interesting fea.
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be a description Of the night foot
ball game between the University
OF Cincinnati and Kentucky YES
leyan College which will be put on
the air at WSAI. Cincinnati at
Sd5. The broadcasting will be done
direct from Nippert Stadium, Gin
cinnatl, through station WSAI.
WSAI's late program includes
concerts by the Midnight Enter
tainers and Freda Sanker's Raga-
mullins.
Clement Wood To Sing.
The outstanding recital on to.
nights programs is that Of Clement
Wood, internationally known singer
Of negro spirituals and negro zig.
nal songs from WOR, Newark. The
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include the following negro songs
I'm Rolling" lizard Trials" ''I'm
Troubled in My Mind. STEAL
Away" ''Eo More Auction Blocks"
Follow Me-" de Lawd's Bap,
tizin,'' "The Congo" what
Trying Time" run, Mary, Run"
Inch Song" ''old Black Joe," and
Elaboration.
KDKA, Pittsburgh, will headline
the Westinghouse Band on its pro-
gram. WEI, Springfield. will offer
a concert by popular WBZ artists.
A program arranged by the Vet
Grams OF Foreign Wars will be
broadcast beginning at $40 from
wCAE, Pittsburg.
Chicago features include the
weekly midnight mardi gras from
WIS, the Steindel Orchestra and
assisting artists from WERH, and
q late show from KYW.
A concert by the Orchestra of the
s. s. Paris from WIZ win headline
the New York programs.
\ PWX, Havana. win take the air
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