The Washington times., 1924-11-01
DAVIS GIVES
PRINCIPAL
Talk
Governor Smith and Senator
Swanson to Offer
Addresses

Addresses
The addresses Of John w. Davis
and Governor AL Smith, to be de-
liyered tonight at the final Demo-
cratic rally before election at
Carnegie Hall, New York city, will
be broadcast BY station WRC
jointly with station WIZ, New
York.
The rally broadcast will be put
on the air beginning at 3 o'clock.
Other political addresses sched-
uled on the WRC program tonight
ore to be delivered BY Senator
Claude A. Swanson Of Virginia
on the subject 'The Verdict Of the
People on the Republican Admins
tration- Guilty or Not Guilty"
and by Congressman J. H. Nc
Lafferty who will speak under
the auspices Of the Republican
national COMMITTEES. g
''NIOods In Music" Fl
Featuring the musical portion Of
the WRC entertainment win be .
half.hour of Moods in Music"
arranged by Miss Bernice Randall,
assisted at the piano by Mrs.
Frank Byran, Anne Kelliher and
Miriam Hoxsey. Soprano solos
will be offered by Miriam Hilton
and violin solos by Evelyn Scott.
The attraction is scheduled to be.
sin at 8:15.
Al second musical feature viii
be concert by the Capital Male
Quartet under the direction of Ed
ward Callow, popular Washington
singer.
Other numbers on the program
are a talk by Captain George w.
Steele, jr., u. s. N. on My Trip
on the ZR-3," and q joint recital
by Viola Harper, soprano. and Sue
Hess, mezzo-soprano, both of the
Louis Thompson Studio.
The weekly Bible talk will be
given at o'clock by w. w. Null
Ian, who will discuss the annual
convention of the Sunday School
Council Of Religious Education.
Football Broadcast
AT 2 o'clock this afternoon, WRC
will broadcast the football game
to be. played between the Army
and Yale at the Yale bowl, New
Haven. The description of the
game win be given by Major J.
Andrew White and Ennis Brown.
Church services at the Central
Presbyterian church where the ser.
mon win be delivered by the Rev.
erend James H. Taylor, will be
broadcast tomorrow evening by
Station WCAP.
Afternoon services win be broad
cast from the Bethlehem chapel,
Mt. st. AIban.
The regular Sunday evening con.
cert from the stage and studio Of
the Capitol Theater, New York, and
the organ recital from the studio
Of the Skinner Organ Company, win
b broadcast tomorrow evening, be.
ginning at 7.20.
Secretary Hughes to Talk.
A second outstanding political
broadcast tonight will be the trans
mission over a hook-lp Of the Ameri.
can Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany lines of the address OF Secre.
tary Of State Charles Evans Hughes
from New York city.
Among the stations who will
broadcast the Secretary's address are
WEAF, New York; WNAC. Boston:
WGR, Buffalo, and WAR, Provi.
dence.
Featuring the late concerts to.
night will be the monthly cruise Of
the Mite Caps on Lake Erie from
station WAX, Cleveland. Andy
Gump, welEknown candidate for
President. viii open the cruise
promptly at midnight. Among the
entertainers who will accompany
the candidate are Golden Pheasant
Orchestra, the Forest CITY Hot
Shots. the Kozlik Wallace Orchestra.
the Seven Musical Magpies, and Tom
Donahue and his Bamboo Village
Orchestra. These dance numbers
viii be augmented by soloists such
az Harry M. Durham, tenor; Eddie
Connors and Ray Fucker, banioists:
Lolita May Kelly Kelly, contraIto:
Gordon Dewey, guitar; Ethel Rhody.
pianologues, and Homer Walters.
violinist. The Metro, Trio will do
their harmony and lilxulele act in
their own ininitable way.
"A second Interesting late concert
is scheduled at KYW, Chicago.
where the Coon-Sanders Nighthawlss
of Kansas City will provide two.
hour entertainment, beginning al
1890.
KDKA. Pittsburgh, viii present it,
regular Saturday night concert by
the Westinghouse Band, beginning
CT $3.50 and WGY, schenectady. will
entertain with dance music by the
az $3.50. !.