The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-01
DEMOCRATS
HOSTAGE
RALLY
Eastern Campaign Will Be
Officially Opened Other
Radio Features

The proceedings at the Demo
cratic rally at the Fifth Regiment
Armory, Baltimore, including the
address to be delivered BY John
w. Davis, will be broadcast from
WCAP tonight, beginning at 8
o'clock.
Mr.. Davis address will be the
opening speech of his Eastern cam
paign.
Prior to the Democratic rally
broadcast, WCAP will present at
7:3O Josephine Huber, contralto.
and Willard B. Quick, baritone, Of
the Paul Bleyden Studio, in re-
cital.
Harper Program
Following the Baltimore exercises
WCAP will present program froln
its studio that will INCLUDE musical
selections by Viola X. Harper,
soprano, OF the Louis Thompson
Studio; Miss Frances Gutelius, con-
cert pianist, and talk on Science
News of the Week"
Beginning at 8 o'clock this after
noon WRC will broadcast a. brief
program that viii be featured by a
song recital by Florence Perkins,
soprano, and talk on Sports For
Women-Basketball' by Glad Mills,
Of the Metropolitan Athletic. Club.
Orher afternaan numbers will be
fashion talk by Eleanor Gum, a
talk on current events. financial
talk and a piano recital by George
II Ross A t.hildren's hour pro.
gram viii be broadcast at o'clock
By Peggy Albion.
Heading the distant broadcasts
tonight will he the inteFnatianal
debate between teams of Oxford
University. ENGLAND and Columhi,
University which viii be put On rhe
air direct from Town Hall New
York, by WIZ beginning at eight
o'clock.
Prohibition Debate
The teams will debate the
question, Resolved: That .his
House is Opposed to the Principles
Of Prohibition
Oxford will uphold the affirnla-
tive side of the question AMI Co
luYnbia the negative.
A second interesting program to-
night will be that given by the
Cleveland Composers at WTAAI,
Cleveland. Among the composers
who will be represented in the
entertainment will be James Fl.
Rogers. Wilson G. Smith, Walter
Logan, Louis Rich Carl Rupp. Ruth
King. Charles e. Clemens and ]. S.
Zamicnik. In some numbers the
composer will play his own compo.
sitions. The entertainment will start
at 3 o'clock.
AT $3.50 o'clock KDKA, Pittsburgh, |
viii present as its evening feature
the KDKA Little Symphony Or.
chestra, conducted by Victor Saudek,
and assisted by Alice Rink, so.
prano, and George l.. Arms bari |
tone
Classical music viii rule through
out the evening at WIZ, Spring
neld, with two appearances on the
program Of the WIZ String Trio.
Navy Night.
WEEI, the new Edison station at
Boston, has arranged a special
navy night program to be broadcast
beginning at 3 o'clock. WEEP
broadcasts on 900 meters.
The Canadian National Railways
viii broadcast its weekly concert
from CNRM, Montreal, tonight, |
beginning at s o'clock, and the
Chateau L4aurier Hotel Orchestra
will play a concert from CNEO, OF
taWa, at the same hour.
Band concerts are scheduled at
WMAQ, San Juan, and FWX, Ha-
Vana.
webb, Chicago, will present as
assistant artists to the steindel
Orchestra, Otto Moore, baritone;
Agnes Mclaughlin, musical reader;
Marie Kelly reader; Cyrus Reed,
saxophonist and Paul Locker,
tenor webb will. take the air at
o'clock at 10 and at IL midnight.
The popular Manhattan Sere- /
naders will be presented from
WOR, Newark, at 10 o'clock.
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