Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-25
PROGRAM FOR
NAVY day IS
NOW COMPLETE
Prominent Speak e
OF Brownsville and
Harlingen Appe a r
On Days Program

b. L. Jarvis. officer in charge of
NAY, Brownsville naval radio sta
tion, has announced the NAVY dav
programs which will be presented
az Brownsville and Harlingen on
Navy day, October %. The programs
were prepared by Jarvis.
The Brownsville program which in
cludes four addresses ntersnersed
by musical numbers TO be PLAYED by
the 18th Cavalry band Of Fort
Brown, will be held in the Junior
college auditorium beginning at
7:15 D. m.
This program will be broadcast by
remote control from radio station
hWWG on a frequency Of 1850 kilo-
cycles.
Among the speakers who will az
pear on the program are Judge W.
;. West. II. b. Galbraith. Judge II.
l.. Yates and Judge Oscar Dancy.
Charles F. Waddington. director
OF the 18th Cavalry band. will be
IN charge Of the musical program.
The HarlinEen program will be
held in the broadcasting room of
radio station kRGV which will
broadcast the program on a fire.
quency of 1870 k~ilocycles and starts
at 9:15 D. m.
Judge Polk Hornaday. Abney
Lewis and Judge j. l.. Chapman will
be the principal speakers.
Music is TO be furnished by the
Harrington Music company.
In announcing his Brownsville
program. Jarvis declared that ne
wished TO thank members Of the
Brownsville board OF education for
the use OF the college auditorium.
"They have granted me the use
OF this auditorium free Of charge
and their generosity is truly appre-
ciated." he said.
The observance OF Navy day was
adopted only a few years ago for
the purpose Of setting aside one day
in the year in which the people in
general might be told of the SER
vices rendered by that organization
and its general pos
Where L. s. naval craft is in har-
hor. the boats will be thrown omen
for inspection Of the public on this
dav.
Following Is the complete pro-
grams 10 be presented in Browns
Vile and Harlingen. respectively:
Brownsville Program
7:15 y. m.-March. Gle Regiment
du ct Mouse" (Turlet).
1920 p. m.-Intermezze, "The
Wedding Of the Rose" (Jessel).
1880 p. m.-Speech by Judge W. s.
West. entitled "The American Navy,
It's Aim ard Objective"
T:40 .. m.-March, American Pa
troll" (Meacham).
7:45 p. m.-Speech By Fl. p. Gal
braith. entitled Training in the
Navy. AS II Affects the Public"
1855 n. m.-March, "Gethsemane
Commandery' CFulton).
500 p. m.-Speech by Judge II. l.
Yates. entitled American Mer-
chant Marine. Foreign Trade"
$40 D. m.-March, "Old Com
radesn (Tike).
$500 .. m.-Speech by Judge Q. q.
Dancy. entitled "Coastwise shipping,
As II Affects the State of Texas
$3.50 D. m.-Star Spargled Banner.
Music will be furnished by the
18th Cavalry Military band, Chas. r..
Washington. director.
This program will he broadcast BY
remote control from kNWG on q
frequency Of 1850 kilocvcles.
Harrington Program
e:f5 D. m.-Stars and Stripes For
ever.
9:20 o. m.-Pasadena Day March.
9:25 .. m.-Speech hy Judge Polk
Hornaday. entitled THE American
Navy. Its Aim and Objective"
e:S5 p. m.-RepasZ Band March.
Gao p. m.-Washington Post
March.
Gas r. m.-Speech BY Mr.. Abney
Lewis. entitled Training in h
American Navy, As It Affects the
Public"
9:55 =. NIL Captain March.
1000 p. m.-AmerIcan Republic
March.
I0:O5 .. m.-speech by Judge j..
]. Chapman. entitled American Mer-
chant Marine. Foreign Trade
1915 D. m.-American Patrol
March. - G
A. March.
1O:25 o. m.-Star Spangled Banner.
Music will be furnished by the
Harlingen Music company.
This program will be broadcast
from the studio Of KRGV on a fire.
arancv of 1910 kilocvcles.