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Georgia.“ "When the Tide Com
In." “Lovely Lucerne." "Shanghai."
“All That l Need Is You." “Nobody‘s
Baby.” “Melon Time In Dixieland."
"Bluin' the Blues." "April Showers."
"Yoo-Hoo." 'Sweet Lady." 'Pullmon
Porter Blues.” "Play That Song of
lnd‘u. Again." “One Rial. Sweet-
heart.“ "\Mnd tn the Trees" ”Vir-
ginia Blues." "Pet Me." “Alice Blue
Gown.” "Castle of “reams" and
‘ P10."
Daily Radio Program
(We to 800 Meters)
satin WJZ. Sewn-k.
(We‘tnxhoused
Mudcal program every hour from
It a. In. to t p. m.. on the hour.
W‘eother forecast ll a. m.. 1: “1.. 5
p. m. and “:01 p. m. sharp.
Bickt‘ord.
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lnundocelto and guitar duet.
“To a \Vild Rose.“ lilacvowell. by
Mr and Mm. Bickt‘ord; mandolin
Song.“ Kev in. by
guitar;
solo. "meditation." from Thais.”
Margaret. by Mr. Bickford. guitar
accompaniment. Mrs Btckt‘ord.
30 p. xxx—Recital by Line. Myrtle
Waiter \Vhltt. American colorature
soprano
Sig. l mberto Manuccl. the pion-
lstaceomponist. graduate of the
Royal Conservatory. San Pietro n
Strand ‘1‘. Stricklnnd.
3 50 P tar—linden] program. inclu
ins arias from "Aldo." arranged by
W. J~ Fitzgerald.
The Fellowship
of ' Prayer
35m.
(1- l How ‘lrgn a foundation. ye saint: of
the Lord.
Is laid for your faith in his excellent
word!
What more can he say than to you he
Maid.
To you who for refuse to Jpn: have
fled.
DANDERlNE -
mummy, m 1?. 1922
Union Avenue, N ear Main,
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panist ‘or madame \Vhitt. The pro-
gram: " ‘Vt‘altx Song." trio from
"Romeo and Juliet." Gounod; “Ah!
Low: but u Dru." Hullett Gllberte:
Ida Bootelmann:
Shipplng new: 2:05 p. to.
Official Arlington time 9:5: p. :11.
Agricultural reports I: In.
Program "I“ be announced daily
by ndlophone at 7:45 p. m.
7 p. m. -~-"Animol Stories." by P‘lor- "Sally Roses."
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member International Inspectors "111 “m“‘fl‘th Severn: march. “\t’iu o‘ the Wisp.“ Rudolph Gan;
Amizuion. “Rivet Parade. Stunner; guitar solo. "Lo Particle." F. .\l. Alrerrx.
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}.fivm Charles Zipern (leader) two. I‘lickford. by Mrs Kirkland. ins: Bum barytone. Program:
pun“; Herbert Albrecht. violinig; mandolin solo. novelty march. "Dannv Deever.“ Damrosrh; "In-
,ou [prank Q‘ophoni‘d; Sorman ‘Californin Girl.’ Riekt’erd. by Mr. \ictuss" “Alone I Wander” “The
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A daily Lenten Bible mums and
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' Wednesday-’m Shire Foundation.
Heaven and earth shall pas am:
but my words shnl not pass away. St.
Luke 21: 33.
Rad St. Luke 21:10; 22nd;
“It to a great day for a. Christian
when he sees thut the ml of 10‘?
is founded on the rock of fact."
”mm—By faith or doubt I
cannot change the fact that the gospel}
of love Is a sure foundation. but for.
me to be sure of it and welcome it
changes everything for me.
Prayer—(For the substitution of
Christ‘s sure word for earth's sinking
foundation.) 0 thou Father of Jesus
Christ. we tale. thee for .‘he .‘lntchlm
One. and for his victorious life and
death. May no shallowness or hyp°~
Crier \‘itiote our allegiance to him.
Save us. we beseech thee. from choos-
ing any other foundation {or our lives.
If there are Gethg-manes and Cal-
mrles for us to brzue. may his spirit
not fail us in the testing: and grant
us the joy of the Easter song of life
ithat defies death. now and alwavs.
;!-‘ulml our dedrex w»: entreat them,
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Th etirethatpeople
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