The Washington times., 1924-09-20
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TO GIVE.
TALKS
Holy Name Services viii In.
cIude Address by
Coolidgea

A program crammed full Of fea-
lures and almost unprecedented
n length will be broadcast by, the
local stations beginning at 4 o'clock
this afternoon and continuing with
only one brief intermission until
midnight.
Beginning with the broadcast Of
the Westinghouse. Louis baseball
game from the washington Times
studio Of WRC, the program win
present special Philippine
Night" entertainment, political adj
dresses by Senator Caraway, Of Ar
kansas, and Frank w. Mondell, Of
the War Finance Corporation, talks
BY C. Francis jenkins, noted inven'
tor. and Bernice Randall, who viii
discuss Musical Appreciation: con.
tscerts by Earle and Homer Zirkel.
saxophonists, and the Colonial
Quartet, and in conclusion two
hours Of dance music by the
Boernstein Wardman Park Hotel
Dance Orchestra from WCAP:
The Philippine Night program
will be introduced at 9:15 o'clock
when Vincente G. Bunuan. acting
director Of the Philippine Press Blu
resu, win speak on Some Facts
and Figures on the Philippines"
The talk will be followed by a
Philippine folk song, "Lulay," by
Q Philippine string circle, which ia.
turn will be followed by q recitation,
my Last Farewell" given by Miss
Felicidad Alvarez.
The principal address OF the
Philippine program will be delivered
by the Hon. Manuel L. Guezon,
president of the Philippine Senate.
A program OF Philippine music
also will be rendered by Mrs. L.
Goyena and Master Ernesto Vallejo.
The baseball broadcast will lie.
gin at o'clock when Charlie Mat.
son, director Of the Washington
Times studio, will take the air and
announce Louis A. Dougher's play.
by-play description Of the Washing.
ton-St. Louis game and also q conl-
plete description Of the New York
Detroit game to be played at st.
Louis.
Children's Hour.
Following the baseball games,
Peggy Albion will take over the
microphone for the regular chill
dren's hour. There will an inter
mission of one hour until the COM
mencement of the evening program.
At 1880, George o. Culbertson,
speaking under auspices Of the
Mems Organized Bible Class Asso.
citation, will conduct the Saturday
evening Bible talk.
He will be followed by the Ter.
Kill Brothers in program Of saxo-
phone and piano duets.
At o'clock Miss Bernice Randall
will address the listening audience
on Musical Appreciation" At S15
c. Francis Jenkins will offer q
short address entitled, THE Value
of Hobby"
Senator Caraway and Frank W.
Mondell will engage in a quasi.
political debate beginning at S:45,
with each speaker allotted fifteen
minutes. Senator Caraway will
speak on 1.-THE Outstanding Issues
Of the Present Campaign" and Mr..
Mondell will discuss How. the
Tariff Affects the Farmer,
The Wardman Park Hotel Dance
: Orchestra will be presented at 10
o'clock direct from the Hotel by
WCAP. This broadcast was made
possible when WRC yielded the re-
mainder of its time for the Satur-
day evening program to the Tele-
phone Company.
Church Services.
Tomorrow morning WCAP will
broadcast the morning church
services from the Rhode Island ave-
nue. M. E. Church. The sermon
will be preached by the Rev. James
n. Straughn. At 4 o'clock WCAP
also will broadcast the afternoon
services from the Peace Cross, Mt
st. Alban.
At $50 o'clock the speeches and
exercises incidental to the special
services to be held at the Monu.
ment Grounds, under the auspices
OF the Holy Name convention, which
will include an address by the Presl.
dent of the United States, will be
broadcast by WCAP and rebroadcaat
by several other stations throughout
j., the country.
VI Immediately following the Holy
Name services, WCAP will pick up
the regular Sunday evening concert
by Roxy and His Gang from the
Capitol Theater, New York, and i'm.
nlediately following the concert will
transfer its microphone to the Skin.
ner Organ Studio for q recital there
A concert by the Westing
Band at KDKA, Pittsburgh, and a
program of. dance music at WGY,
schenectady, will feature, the distant
broadcasts tonight. The usual Sat.
urday night array of dance orchcs.
tras viii prevail throughout the
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