The Washington times., 1924-09-04
RADIO MIND
GIRL At
NRC
Wah-Iet-ka, Mind Reader, to
Answer Queries and Talk
On Psychology

ITlIICCSS w du~1CI-hdS VI OhCAO-
kee royalty, expert psychologist
and mind reader extraordinary,
will demonstrate a few. of her
powers through the WRC micro
phone tonight. Princess Wah-let-
ka is appearing this week at the
Strand Theater, where her prophe-
sizes and mind readings are Great
ing much interest.
Girl with Radio Mind
The Princess is a graduate Of
Carlisle Indian School and also Of
McGill University, Montreal. She
has often been referred to as the
"Girl with the radio mind" In
addition to her talk on psychology
tonight, she will answer questions
of those who have written to her
Of their problems.
Princess Wah-let-ka will come on
the air at s o'clock.
The musical feature of the WRC
entertainment will be provided in
b recital by Constance Flnckel and
Harry King. Miss Finckel is well
knOWH W "dSIllIlSl O11 4AuSAO 4ONSA6
as a concert pianist and has often
been heard. here in recitals. Mr..
King is a talented young violinist
who has been identified for several
years with the Washington College
of Music. Both are now artist
students at the Eastman ConServa-
tory of Music at Rochester, N. Y.
The artists will repeat a program
recently presented at Skyland, Va.
1t includes two sonatas and n
number Of solos for piano and
violin.
A group of vocal numbers will
be sung by ]. E. s. Kinsella, pop
ular artist from WRC and one Of
the soloists of the Trinity Meth
odist Church quartet.
BOtaniSt to Talk.
The talk scheduled under the
auspices of the American Automo-
bile Association will be delivered by
Doctor Frederick w. Coville, bot
anist in the Department of Agri-
culture and chairman of the advis-
ory committee of the District
branch of the American automobile.
Association His subject will he
Courtesy Of the Camp"
A second talk tonight will be de-
Iivered by George M. Jones, swim
ming instructor at the Wardman
Park Hotel.
An interesting feature of the
WIP, Philadelphia, programs for
the remainder of the week will be
the entrants in the miss America"
bathing beauty contest at Atlantic
City, and the broadcast of the cCre-
monies incident to the selection Of
the winner.
The programs will be picked up
through the use of the remote con-
troll station of WIP at Atlantic
City.
Tonight at 7:15 several of the
beauties will speak briefly through
the WHIP microphone to their friends
at home. At 10 o'clock announce
ment will be made Of the winner Of
the evening gown contest and a
brief address made by the fortunate
beauty.
Weekly KDKA Concert.
The KDKA Little Symphony Or
chestra will present it's weekly con-
cert from the studio of KDKA be-
ginning at o'clock. The Or
chestra will be assisted by several
favorite KDkA artists. At 10
o'clock KDKA will present late
popular concert, with Lou and
Eddie" in the leading roles.
A two-hour concert featuring the
WGY Orchestra and a number of
WGY artists will present the eve
ming program from WGY, Science
tady.
A return engagement Of the pn-
pills of Mrs. Miriam Ward has been
arranged as the feature of the eve-
ming program, from WAX, Cleve-
land. Following the Ward pro:
gram, Edwin Kraft will give his
weekly organ recital from WAX.
c. Price-Green, F. r. G. S., com.
missioner on colonization and de-
velopment, of the Canadian Ma
tional Railways, will be the speak.
err on the weekly Canadian railways
program from CNRM, Montreal. Mr..
Price-Green's subject will be els
Canada British?"
The Bluegrass Serenaders, popu-
lar organization Of music-makers
from Kentucky, will feature the
program to be broadcast from
WHAS, Louisville.
- Distance hunters will have as
their piece de resistance, the xxx
artists in a studio program from
Hastings. The program will begin
at 1890.
A Wanamaker concert from WIZ,
will headline the New York pro.
grams for the evening.
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