The Washington times., 1924-05-31
ARMY Will
FURNISH
!. MUSIC
Generals Hines and Ireland
\ Among Featured Speakers
at Station

at Station
A National Defense Night"
program, with the Army Band
and Major Gen. John L. Hines,
deputy chief of staff; Congress
man Royal G., johnson of South
Dakota, Brigadier General Mar
tin, of the general staff, and Major
General ireland, surgeon general
Of the army, as featured speak
ers, will Be broadcast from 'WRC
tonight. w.
The program has been arranged
under the auspices Of the Daugh-
tiers Of the American Revolution,
the United States War Veterans,
the American Legion, the Mill
tary Order of the World, and the
Reserve Officers Association. -
'Ey Music by Army Band.
The musical feature Of the
evening will be given by the, United
States Army Band, Captain Ray
tnand Sherman commanding and
w. j. stannard, leading. Raymond
q. Moore, baritone, will offer a
song recital. accompanied by Mrs.
2. w. Alderman. as the only other
musical number.
Brigadier. General Martin will
read Message from General
Pershing" as zone OF the special
numbers on the bill. other special
features will be: the announcement
by Lena Hitchcock of the winner OF
the National Prize offered in the
essay contest conducted by the
Women's Overseas Service League;
n talk by Frank j. Irwin, formerly
q sergeant In the Twenty.seventh
Division, who was awarded the
Distinguished Service Cross for gal
lantry in action, and a talk on
"What the Citizens Military Train.
Ing Camp Did for My Son." by
Mrs. II. c.. Mitchell.
DeIlinger to Speak.
The program begins at 1880 With
talk by j. H. Dellinger. chief Of
the radio laboratory Of the Bureau
Of Standards, on Radio AMI the
Bureau Of Standards" DR.. Del-
finger is one Of the foremost autho'.
tiles on radio In the world today,
and whatever he says should BE- Of
interest. 1t will be followed by a
Bible talk by Homer j. Councillor,
chairman Of the Mems Organized
Bible Glass.
Tomorrow's church service Though
WCAP@will come from the st. Paul
English Lutheran Church, Of Wash.
ington, the Reverend j. p. Huddle,
pastor. He has chosen aS the topic
of, his sermon, Lies Profoundest
Question: IF Man Dies, Shall He
2 Live Again." s@ a
The sermon at the afternoon serv-
ice from the National Cathedral
amphitheater will be preached by
Reverend Bernard Bell, president
Of St. Stephens CollegeS New York.
Roxy and the Capital Theater
artists will come on at $40 as usual,
followed by the Skinner organ re-,
cltal. Frederick j. Haskin will talk,
on the american Government" at,
9:15 O'clock $A
The out-of.towny program tonight
offers some Unusual and interesting
features, headed by the broadcast
Ody. success. Sitting Pretty" by
WIZ, New York, at 1880 o'clock.
Catchy Tunes.
The show is we'll adapted for en-.
joyable broadcast reception, for the
interesting libretto Is we'll sprinkled
with catchy tunes land exquisite or
chestral accompaniment. with bright
dialogue in addition. lQueenie Smith.
whom the radio audience first saw"
when WIZ broadcast Helen Of
Troy" last season, Is featured in
the production, With Frank Nc
8 Intyre, Eleanor Griffith, John Price
Jones, Eugene Revere, Myra Hamp-
ten, George E. Mack and Dorothy
Janice, in support.
Gilbert and Sullivan's comic opera.
the ''Mikado" will be broadcast by
the operate Society of the Straw
bridge and Clothier Chorus, DR.,
Herbert j. THY, conductor, through
WIFI, Philadelphia. at tbs o'clock.
Roxy and his gang started some
thing with their Gilbert and Sulli-
van revival. 81.
loist. heard frequently through
, WEAF, will again present her COM
bination of snappy dance musicians
through the New York station to.
night. Other features will be Au.
gusta Zerelein, soprano, Genevieve
TMcKenna, soprano, Josiah B. Free,
baritone, and Vincent Lopez, with
his Hotel Pennsylvania, Orchestra.
F +. Sport Lovers Bill.
Lovers of Sport will tune into
wOR, Newark. at 1855 for. fifteen
minutes with Olympic champions,
including Loren Murchison, Jack
son Scholz.. Mike Devanev and Dick
Lardon. Captain d. Mailman, Of
the s. S. Resolute, will give talk
p at S'l5. followed by a program Ev
II tie ships orchestra. Ben Friedman
and ais. entertainers. a regular fea-
'rtufe from WOR, will finish the
program at 900.
"a A full concert by the Treble Clef
Club. Of New Albany, Indiana will
be broadcast through ,WtIAS, Louis
7, Ville, .At $40. Other good programs
Y will come from WIP. Philadelphia,
at s O'Clock; WNAC. Boston. at T:16,
with three orchestras: WSB. At.
lanta. at 9. with an all.star revNe:
VINO, Memphis. at $3.50 featuring
q Shrine concert. and WSAI. Gin.
cinnati. and KYW, Chicago. Tor the
late programs.