New Britain herald., 1929-08-31

| withheld for short time by agree ment between officials of NEG and
 the college athletic organizations in
 volved.
 New improvements in broadcast- l ing equipment, 10 be used this year 1 for the first time. will make the | broadcast story of the game even
 more colorful and exciting than in
 previous years.
 The complete schedule follows:
 October 12-Navy vs Notre Dame
 at Baltimore (WJZ network. Yale
 vs Georgia at Ailments, Ga. (WEAF network.
 October 19-Army vs Harvard at | Boston (WJI network). Game to bo
 announced later. (WEAF network.
 October 26-Harvard vs Dart
 mouth at Boston (WJZ network
 Army vs Yale at Yale Bowl (WEAF
 network).
 November 2-Princeton vs Chi
 cago at Princeton CWJZ network. | Navy vs Penn at Philadelphia | tWEAF network.
 | November 9-Army vs Illinois at
 Urbana (WEAF network). Harvard
 vs Michigan at Ann Harbor (WJT
 network
 November 16-Y1le vs Princeton
 at Rale Bowl (WEAF network). l Game to be announced later (WJZ | network.
 November 23-Ohio State vs Hi
 nois at Columbus (WJZ network. | Harvard vs Yale at Soldiers Field | (WEAF network.
 November 2S-Penn vs Cornell at
 Philadelphia (WJZ network. November S0-Dartmouth vs
 Navy at Philadelphia (WJZ net
 worlD. Army vs Notre Dame at
 New York (WEAF network. December 7-Georgia Tech vs University of Georgia at Athens, Ga. (WJZ network.
 December 2S-Army vs Stanford | at Palo Alto (WEAE networE).
 John Henry Titus will be inter viewed Sunday afternoon at two
 o'clock at station WMCA, New York, Then he will reCite a poem. It is
 not an ordinary poem. It is a saga
 which will live through the ages. It has caused strong men to weep si7 | lently into their beer. and 1t has caused weak men to moan dlscon- solately.
 John Henry Titus is a "one poem
 oct" In 1872 he wrote The Face on the Bar Room Floor and it has been translated into every language | used today. At some of the Pennsyl-
 vania colleg nS, professors, alive even though they teach dead Ian guages, once upon time made Greek | classes translate this epic into | Greek as an examination. Titus wrote more than 400 poems, but none Of them have lived-none will | live-eXcept the immortal Face on
 the Bar Room Floor.
 The annual Labor Day address of | William Green, tsar of the unions
 and the annual message of Frank Morrison, secretary of the American Federation Of Labor, will be broad
 cast through the combined nets of the NEG system Monday. Mir. Greens address will be pick ed up from the Lyric theater a. Bal
 timore at 11:15 p. m. Henry F. Broening, head of the labor move
 nent in Baltimore, will introduce MT. Green who will speak fer 30 minutes. An address by William F. i oening, mayor of Baltimore, will | follow that of the labor leaders, Mr. Morrison will be heard by ra- | dio listeners in an address to be | broadcast at two o'clock Monday afternoon from the Fairfield Stadi-
 rm, Huntingdon W. Va. John Eas-
 ton, president of the West Virginia l State Federation of Labor will in troduce Mir. Morrison. The programs
 will last for an hour.
 Both programs will be broadcast | through WEAF and WIZ in New ! York, and are to be made available | to all stations associated with the | NEG, including the coast to coast l hook up.
 Beginning September l, all con
 reCtion between station WOR New | ark and the Columbia Broadcastng l System is severed. The reason for
 the split is not given by officials
 who merely say flat they believe that Columbia can give better ser | vice to the people of New York with only the WABC outlet. How
 ever, it is rumored in the metropolis l that Columbia is looking for another 1 outlet for their programs to take ] the place of station MOR which