The Washington times., 1924-01-18
PROGRAMS
FOR NIGHT
DIVERSE
Marines, WRc, WiIson-Greb
Fight at Madison Square,
and Other Features

Marine night at WRC, the Will
-Greb fight at Madison Square
Garden and a promising program
Of Scotch music at Schenectady,
will keep the tuners-in busy to-
night.
Concluding its service night pro-
,rams, WRC will yield its micro
hone to Brig. Gen. Logan Feland,
J. S. M. c., and the Marine Band,
nder direction of Taylor Branson.
rhe Marine program will be start
ed at 9 o'clock.
Sen. Copeland to Speak
Earlier in the evening Senator
Royal s. Copeland will speak on
1.-THE Nations Pulse" Senator
Doctor Copeland has delivered radio
addresses frequently from New York
stations and his appearance before
the microphone here will be in the
way of an event.
Words have been given prefer
ence over songs in the WRC pro-
gram. Talks will be delivered also
by John Poole, president OF the
Federal American Bank, on Making
a Budget; Page NICK. Etchison,
secretary of the Mems Organized
Bible Class Association. on HE
Said Tomorrow" and Frederick
William Vile on THE State Of AZ
fairs in Washington"
Musical features will be a song
recital by Raymond G. Moore and
a violincello recital by Frank West
brook.
For Fight Fans.
From New York a running ac-
count of the Wilson Greb fight for
the middleweight title will be broad
cast by WY. The story will be
told by Maj. j. Andrew White.
The WGY program of Scotch
music at Schenectady follows:
Bagpipe selections, Scotland end
the Brave" Pipers, Isaac Riddel
and Campbell P McRae; "Afton
Water" Mary of Argyle" James
B. Hampson, tenor; my Ain Folk"
"A Bonnie Brier Bush," Jean II.
Gray, contralto; Burns Address to
the Mouse Mungo L. MacRae.
reader; "Corn Rigs" Quartet, Mrs.
Fred Ellison, soprano; Jean H. Gray,
James Hampson, tenor;
VIM. K. Gray, baritone; Bagpipe,
"Isles;" "Within a Mile Of Edin-
burgh Toon," Mrs. Fred Ellison;
"The Life of Robert Burns" Rev,
Peter A. Macdonald: '"The Battle
Of Stirling" ':The Emblem OF Scot
land" Gray; Burns Address to the
Daisy" Mungo L: MacRae; EYE
Banks and Braes," Jean Gray and
J. Hampson; Bagpipe, "Corrymul.
sizes Welcome to the Highlands"
Scotland Yet" quartet.
Addresses delivered by Solicitor
James L. Beck and Public
Printer George N. Carter, at the
dinner under the auspices of the
Benjamin Franklin
in New York will be
broadcast by WIZ. The program
will be started at $50 o'clock.
Special Lee Program.
The WDAR station will feature
the Philadelphia programs, with a
special program arranged in COM
of the birth Of Gen.
Robert E. Lee under the auspices OF
the United Daughters of the Con-
federacy. Among those who will
speak are DR.. Carter Helm Jones
and Mrs. Edgar Marburg.
WIFI, the Strawbridge and Clothier
station, will broadcast a Girl Scout
play to be presented by Troop 107.
Girl Scouts of Philadelphia at
o'clock.
University of Missouri alumni may
want to tune in on the annual alumni
banquet at the Hotel Statler, ST.
Louis. The speeches will be broad.
cast from KSD, beginning at 1880
o'clock.
For Night Owls.
Night owls will be offered another
of the midnight revues from KYW.
Chicago, and there will be the usual
entertainment at Atlapta's
WSB.
A novelty recital under the title
"In a Monastery Garden" will
feature the broadcast from CFCF,
Montreal. The concert will be given
by A. J. Champion, baritone, and his
friends.
WEAF will offer a varied program
featuring Wendell Hall and the Aston
Coffee Dance Orchestra.
RECEIVING SET WIRES