The Washington times., 1924-04-10
.CAPPER TO
DEFEND
DRYS
Better 'OIe and Boernstein
Trio Are Musical Features
of Program.

tonight promises some interesting
/, talks. The speakers will be head
J ed by Secretary of Agriculture,
= Henry C. Wallace, who will talk
on some phase Of agriculture of
interest to the country at large.
At the beginning of the pro-
gram Congressman John Philip
. Hill of Maryland and Senator
!, Arthur Capper of Kansas will dis
cuss the Volstead act. The two
speakers are presented under the
auspices of the Rational America
League, and the former will cham
pion the vets, while the latter
will defend the drys.
RobsiOn will Talk.
Congress will take the air again
when Congressman John M. Rob-
sion of Kentucky, a member Of the
House Roads Committee, will speak
on Building the Worlds Greatest
Highway System" as the guest
speaker of the American Automobile
Association.
The Better ole Club Orchestra
and a trio from Boernstein's Ward
man Park Orchestra head the must
cal program for the evening. The
Better ole Orchestra will appear
from s to 8:45, and the Wardman
Trio will come on from 9:15 to- $40
o'clock,
Song recitals of the evening will
come at the end of the program,
the first by Lieut.. Comdr. E. D.
Langworthy, U. S. N, whose &C
companist will be Gertrude McRae
Nash. Euritha c. Barrett, soprano.
and Marguerite Todhunter, con-
tralto, will sing a joint recital at
1015. Anne Tillery Renshawy who
frequently entertains with stories
and reading. will give a talk on
voice culture, with illustrations.
Hunter College Feature.
On the oit-of,town program. again
tonight, WEAF'S feature will be
the Hunter College chamber music
recital, which will be opened by a
ny III. L ASOh'
These programs are not only enter
tanning but educationally valuable.
William F. Sweeney, baritone, and
soloist Of the Church Of Evangel,
OF Brooklyn, will render I recital to
WEAF"s listeners. Edna Sheppard,
pianist: recital by the Columbia
recording studios. and an address
by Dudley F. Fowler, or other fea-
lures from the New York station.
A dinner of the Military Order Of
Foreign Wars will be broadcast by
WIZ at 8:45. Speakers will be Brig.
Gen. Mark L. Hersey. speaking on
his personal experiences in the war,
and Rear Admiral Rodman talking
on the North Sea and Events at
Scarpa Flow" An American Le-
gion night will follow at $50. and
the program will be concluded by
the Hotel Majestic Orchestra at
1880.
Discourse on Golf.
WY, also of New York, offers
Innis Brown at sos in a talk on
"Golf" The Singers Glee Club
(male) will be broadcast from
Aeolian Hall through WY at 1885.
The Messner Brothers Jazz Orches-
ira will give program at 1915, to
be followed at 10:45 by Olga War
rem, soprano.
As usual, wOR, Newark, has an
interesting afternoon program. The
bill opens at 2:30 with ERNEST Cut
ting and his orchestra. one of Paul
whiteman's units. On the same
program Rosalie Pinchot, who por-
travs tha vol" If nun in "The
Miracle" is scheduled to appear In
q talk on "An American Girls Re-
action to My Part in The Miracle. "
Miss Pinchot is a niece of Governor
Pinchot Of Pennsylvania, and has
scored distinct success In the I'M
portant characterization of the nun
in the huge spectacle.
Concert From Cleveland.
& The Oberlin Conservatory of Music
will present three members of their
/ faculty in concert through WAX
Il Cleveland, at s o'clock. At 1920
radio listeners will be entertained
with some unusually good dance
/, 'numhnrs nv Austin ] Wvlie's Col
den Pheasant Orchestra. Radio fans
who are troubled with insomnia
| will do we'll to tune into this pro-
/ gram as it will last until long after
Z the clock has struck twelve.
II. WGY. Snhcre"tadv. is presenting
I two popular features. The Emma
Willard Conservatory of Troy will
render a musical program, and L. L..
/. Hopkins will spend "a Few Minutes
I With New Books"
! WLW, Cincinnati, opens up with
a lecture on the Symphony Con-
cert by Mrs. Edgar Stillman Kelly
with illustrations of instrumental
music. At IL, George Stock will
do the much heralded act of cut.
ting a barrel III half, while a woman
lis in 1t. Doherty's Melody Boys
! will conclude the program following
T; the magician.
4 Fantasia AtIanta's Program.
II An Original Musical Fantasia, by
w. Whitney Hubner, 1.-THE Evolu-
ton of Dixie" will be presented by
/ the Rialto Theater Orchestra Of
4 Atlanta, Ca, through WSB, with
/ Mr.. Hubner directing, at HAS
o'clock. The 9 O'Clock concert will
be an organ recital by DR.. Charles
I A. Sheldon, Atlanta city organist
T. The three Westinghouse stations,
! WBZ KYW and KDKA all offer
good music. The Boston Choral
7 Society will broadcast it's best at
800 with a big musical program
and KDKA will sniff the Little
, Symphony Orchestra to 9 to make
way for a Kiwanis Club dinner
| with music and addresses which