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9 P. —-Continu.ition of soibs by
.\lme. l.cn‘ re 'l‘orrinni.
9:15 1’. M.—(Iontinuatlnn of piano
solos‘hy .\lmo. .\‘miine .\lorion.
The FERRIS-DEVIN E
COMPANY
1.]an DIHBLE l'residcnl
cm. E. DEVINE Vice President
MAURICE J. DEVINE Sec. £Trcas.
8:46 P. M.—chlt Blakeley.
9-10 I‘. l\l.——E‘ror;rnm: Sibyl
mis Mnchrmld. soprano; Items “or
lcOnlrnlto: James G. .\lucllr-rmud, pi-
anist an-i cmnposvr;
llcrcfortl. pianist.
10-11 1’. .\l.»llnuce program.
“'0". Ncwmk (105 .\iclcrs).
_ 2'30 1‘. .\l.~~(lr:tm- \\'liitr*, in :‘.'l
RADIO PROGRAM opt-mt!“ thitnl. urcnrnniizlwl in.
Luliln.‘ l'lzttiv r.
2:47» 1' ..\l.—~"l.ittie Jnuxn s to
thc llHlil-H of llit.‘ Grout" li_\' i’ilwrt
Saturday’s Program
Hind-uni.
B i'. .‘l.—A(‘Ontim:ation o.’ solos in-
Chico \\’hitv-.
3:13 P. ~»—I‘i;;nn solos ‘
(:zinn. punist 03' .\'-".\:1:l(.
3'30 l’. .\l «(‘untlnuation Ur solos
l)_\‘ (irn'w' \\'hilv‘.
3:17. 1'. .\l.—l'inno solos by
(him.
G;l3 i'. til—"Sporting \‘vws l'p—
tO-lhv-Minutr" ln- l~‘H'vl J. ll nd- i.
WEAF, New You; ”92 Motors).
4 P. BIL—Solos by Dora. Weincrort.
soprano. accompanied by A. V. Llu-
trio.
4:10 P. lit—Piano solo by Helen
Janka Dietrich.
4:30 P. M.—-—Humorous
it» 'm-s bv John Ryan.
4'45 1’. lit—Solon by Dom W'cin-
s'. ‘
.\l.
1";zvll'i‘
M.
Mono-
Cl'nl‘t. soprano. 6:33 7117‘1 l‘. .\l —~l'l(r:'r:t:rl Lil'l'l
6:05 1'. M.—Piano solos by Helen ”"1 dii‘t'I‘Hn t-i‘ (‘iuiu .':n~l l.v-:.i<- or
Jonks Dietrich. Ni" York city.
7:80 I". M.—l\‘ulio Romanl, violin-i ~ 1‘. l‘l.~—~l:ns<-ln:lll scores.
let. accompnnlcd by Carlos .‘hha. I 32"? 1’. ll. tint... rw B'mt- l,:n
' 7:45 I‘. Zil,—(‘nrlr)3 Abba. Plalilsl.:nft‘ ’l‘mrisni. .\ln‘w. .‘(mllnn I‘lmtun
8 P. M.- Scott lilakclcy.
comedian and tenor.
’ 0:15 P. .\l.——.\'ullo Romunl. violin
Scotch at the piano.
8:15 l'. M.—-l’inno solos l-y Mme
Nadine .\lorton
8:30 1‘. .\l.—1"rogmm
nounccd.
to be an—
.:30 P. .\I.—Carlos Abba. pianist.
p—--—_
.1
Old Mr. Toad Gives Sbmc Good Advice
By Thornton W. Burgess
Advice that’s given to the young .
ls like the that that's skyward flung.
—O.d Mr. 'l‘osd.
t
, h has lostl
k ' 3. bits Oidi Z,
The young Chuc
a temper und started t
E. . Toad. rim ped him as suddenly "
. as he had plL‘EL‘il him up. You see
Old Mr. "fund had in self-defense
used a sort of poison which made
the mouth of that young Chuck most
uncomfortable. .
instant of trying to get away. Old
Ir. ’l'oau turned and faced the young
Chalk. Old Mr. Toad is not: one to
remain angry very long. Hi golden
0 ea begun to twinkle. He aw that
tlla was a was young Chuck, and
shrewdly guessed that he was just
lhrti out in the Great World and
really ow nothing at all about the
we of the Great World.
‘? hope. young fellow." said he,
0 this will be a lesson to on.
" as despise others because t. cy
. . mailer than you. Never make
’ as others. it you make many
on such as you have just made,
*k will come to no good end. You
" :0 not live long enough to see much
' . the Great World. lins our
« r-sent you out into the rest
,-"U.-O." up;
up , but tr
i .
‘ “I hope. young fellow," said he,
"that this will be a lesson to you"
led the young Chuck
thfull .
said Old r. 'l'oad. ”you
I'In away. if you will heed my
., you will go straight back as
as your legs will take you."
don’t want to go home." said
ng Chuck.
have an empty stomach ourself than
to fill the empty stomach of an-
other. Don't 0 any further in this
direction. This is the end of the
bushes along the Long Lane. and '
Farmer Brown's barnyard iaaio plaef'
for a Chuck."
Ir. Toad nodded hi head “But. I want to see what it is liha
as if that was eat the war th‘:::'ur:fla the 70“! Chuck.
.. expected. “ don't suppose
,Ia." said he. ‘1 ans that
a headstrong. will ui young
and that what i may say to
go in one ear and out the
Juatthssarna.lanigeingio
“Just as 1 expected. Just as I ex-
pected.” said Old Ir. To . “You
don't know enou h to be af Very
young folks se on: do. That is why
so many of there never liva to grow
up. There is nothing disgraceful in
.H
n
sons advice. As l said be-
. , being afraid. It is only the st
‘ "' ‘ W 251% :1? i; tytu‘ who refuse to be afraid. It is be r
,it.badlknow,yeu '“mtobatoetiuidthaaaettobeafraid
at all. When you are older. you will.
M 'h“ ‘ any. Nevwr if on live long “Nth. h0'.'h‘
to any one. It never
to afraid and when not to. Until
, trust 1".“th 3;: than it is wisest to be afraid all
~ "n the time excepting when u know
' wwulzal'limbeu I": that yea are when no It can‘-
1’ ‘ reach you. New I nia::‘ge about say
Wane is fall of mi? ’° "1' “h f‘°" .
"V ‘0 u" on If. Toad tuned and slow
ms? is}. w.
Sum-l
.\liss Johnniv ‘
-'.1vi' a.
9:30 P. .\l.——it‘irst rmlio ’nppcnr-
nncn of Louis 'i‘Oto‘s liunznrinn or
chvstrn in :1 program-of Hungarian
fqlnncc music.
I
1 10:10 1‘. .‘.l.» “Pin.” . .l in the ice"
l -—.'1t.il'.: ivy 'uilmuy l“l.ll:i.
I 10.320 I‘. .‘I.wi'nr:timx:2tirn of con»
sm ll l.\- the Louis ’i'c-‘r-‘s Hungarian
.,,-;L
“til. .\it‘di'm‘ll lliil~iilr (2160 .‘li'll‘r\).
ll 1'. 7' lilll‘:il'l \‘i'tfilli r
‘orc‘w
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i'i...v“n:~t .:z;i‘i:'-nl l-\' llm l'. S
\'.Vl::ll.vr I.: v....:. To -.~.- linglzinti crmv:
Lm-u fur-nut“! lr \‘. .\. Faun-hrs.
jst..ti~ti~i:1” l'.‘r news: ilns‘trs. I‘flll}
5]: irta n- \'.~1_ l‘n’wl-ln .\t:t¢‘i‘l(‘;1"i.
01’. l‘. .‘l.~t‘mle prawn“. l-sson
'X... 11-1.
12-:20 l‘. Tul alto-flan l'nllco h port-a;
‘l'.r<‘..n l‘w‘. ~.- linl‘ul yarn-21:. .\mrn‘l:
.lvllll' tin lurixttl.
' 7.11:! l'. TL— liarnir‘: program: 1.
T\\l'fl!l"l.“n n: :. srrir‘: m‘ lrllk‘l nn'
.\‘~w lIn “mil Purine!!! Problems 115’
.\rfimr it. i‘il"lllv‘li; 1‘, mutant hf."
I“ : Vii |" :~: ‘1 l.‘ ‘f!.!.
I£\'\\' ( lll"1!‘.'(l_ (3'3. ‘ll‘lt‘ri.)
lll‘ur Ilflsii’rn l::‘)llulit Timc Alli]
Tun lluurz.)
9:30 .\. Ll. lntn nz-us and cam-
llu m (l {in 1.7‘..ll1tl.\l lili'l v- :xmiv urn!
.murlui (Tins surface is breath-v.52
li'\il‘}' half hour llnrtili’lcr from
‘K‘IV.’ I:ui:l 12.3” p. m.
. 1023‘; .\. .\l. fizrnl cl~srr\ntory timc
slunn‘r.
11:03 A. Ti. \V-"Illlli‘r reports.
‘ 11:35 A. M. 'r'illll‘ tnll's lay Mrs. A
I l'otr-rsnn nl l‘v-m‘lvs (ins Co.
12:10 1‘. El. “Harlin; reports.
12".‘0 l‘. .\l l‘innl stock reports.
2:15 P. .\l. Lute financial comm -m
and news l-ulH tin.
2:30 1‘. ll. "luring: stock quotations
Chicano S'rzck l~‘.‘;ch.'inr:c.
3:00 P. ‘.\.l. Lute news and sport
built-tins. 1]
3:30 1‘. N..\cws and sport b1. c-
tins.
4:00 1‘. fit. Late news and sport
lnil‘mlinr~
5:0” 1' .\l. Latest news of the. lay.
8:00 to 8:58 P. M. Musical pro-
gram. courtesy of Lyr.’ & Healy
Concert 8:. Artist Dcpt.»also. Cape
'Harvcy's Orchestra 53 College Inn.
Hotel Sherman—Harry Gelse. plun-
ist.-—Suliic Menkes. pianist—Pro-
gram will be announced by Radio-
hone. -
p 8:58 P. M. Naval observatory time
at nais. .
E29:00 P. M. News and weather re-
port. ,
9:05 P. M. Under the Evening
Lamp—Service furnished by 711.3
Youth's Companion. including storie-.
articles and humorous sketches.
Sunday’s P108181“
KDKA—EAST PITTSBURGH, PA.,
320 Meters
10:00 a. tor—Services of the First
Baptist Church. Pit‘sburgh. ..
1:30 p. inn—"Ola Stone Heart.
Bit-lo story by Rev “1'. A. Luzon.
or the Alpha. Luthelan Church. Lur-
llo Creek, Psi. _-
45 p. m -Sacrcd concert.
:15 p. m.—-i~‘.asebntl scores.
:00 p. n‘.—Ilasr-ball actrcs.
:00 p. m.--Sacr- (1 concert.
DIQUIH
Kink—“15's "NGROL‘SE,
CHIC'HEO 9.45 Mots s
10:00 a. 1n.--t“.nduy .nornlng
service broadcast tram 8t. Unmas-
toni's Episcopal church. 1-120 .\‘oveh
Lealborn Parkway. Chicago. Rev
Norman Hut an. rector. ’
6:00 to 8:001). m.—-Clsasical ’and
senlloclansical selections will be
We.“ by the Sisson‘trlo—A. L.
Shynnian.‘ Theo. Butter and George
Bab-trail the Siason-Hotel dining
room. Chicago. Ill.
wan—amount). asses.
' 831 Betas - r,
7:00 p. sin—Church Services con—
dengfieldy assisted
by church unar-
tet. . .
021:0 l'. .\l. Nrws. financial and
final m" " wt and- sport summuy.
Financial summary of the Union
Trust CO. and Chicago Joumai of
Commerce.
6:50 P. M. Children‘s bedtime
story.
ducted by Reverend H. 1.,Bailey‘.‘ of.
Episcopal church, New York City.
1‘. M. '
8:00—“Tlic Annallst'a Talk for
Business Men." the weekly review
by The Annulist.
SzlS—Songs. classical and popu-
flnr. by Eugene lit-non. baritone.
j min—Violin recital by Carl Al—
lull.
U'ZL—‘Viulin
i in .‘t.
:v.30—~.\larthu llnlbwachs. noted
‘_\Olii:;'§ Pianist, in u Eclccled program
If l.i\ullli' C(dlll'unlllons.
Nib—Sony; rm-itnl by Mrs.
.Sims Gluclur. soprano.
l 10.00-o,\lartlia liulln'mclls. noted
:mmg plunim‘. in a selected program
;<.i‘ Invorito compositions.
MAS—Song recital by Mrs. Annn.
Finis (iluckcr. soprano._
recital by Carl Al-
Anna
\‘.’.l\‘-—.\'l2\‘i' YORK CITY
.105 Motors
1‘. M.
'_‘..'m—~.-\t'tcrnoon chapel service by
tl.:- Ilrrcrrml 1-). S. Shaver of the
l. mt'u l‘ny Alliance.
:::1.’.~.uonm-rt by the Young Mu-
Sirixlts' (luikl or New York.
-:;3'-—-\'iolin recital by Tobias
lilaom.
G.nn~nuhhlo
lln lxih .\ln} her:
'“(ii—PC.”ZVHC’TJUY, N. Y.
3:30 3111013
10:00 n. ln.——S(‘r\"l(‘0
Presbyterian Church.
N. Y.
I'rclude. "Lnrghetto."
l‘oris Francis.
Do~olrxzy.
111'! to \i'orship.
llllm‘utinn .lnd lord's Praysfr.
l: uronsive Healing. Psalm
:non 22.
'0 - nu:
.‘var: no solo. "land Me to Then."
\"ost livlith R. lunms.
Scripture Lesson.
llymn, "The Church's One Foun-
dation."
l‘roycl‘. s
Ofl'ertory. Soprano solo. 'Consldcr
the Lilies," Scott: Edith It. lu‘nni‘.
Hymn. "0 Love That Wilt Not
Let Me Go."
Sermon. By George Alexander.
ian Church of New York City.
iem."
D.D.. Pastor of the First Presbyter-
Hymn. "Oh Mother Dear, Jerusn~
Prayer and Benediction.
Silent Prayer.
Postlude. “Spanish Chant." Tradi-
tional: Doris Francis.
No evening services durin
gust.
Book Stories by
of First
Schenccindy.
Mozart;
60.
s Au-
WGR
BUFFALO. N. Y. (800 meters.)
11:45 A. M.—“’eather forecast
for Lakes Erie and Ontario. Special
report from Buflalo and Oswego.
N. Y.. for Marine and Aviation In-
terests: Weather report tor-"West.
ern New York.
12:00 Noam—Organ Dini
Hotel stutter. George ”0:833:
chard at the Wurlitzer. Program:
\Voodland Echoes. Frirnl; Aloha. Oe
and Hawaiian Airs: Dreamy Howdy;
Docw:o 1:? The Old Apple Tree.
: . ILL—Organ Dini
Hotel Stutler. ' ng Room.
11:45 P. M.—-Weather forecast
for Lakes Erie and Ontario. Special
report from Buffalo and Oawego.
N.-Y.. tor-“Marine and Aviation In-
terests.
“'GI—MEDFORD HILLSIDE,
mass. ' »
800 Meters ‘
P. M. 7
‘ 4:00—--’1‘willght Program. 1. "Ad
venture Hour." gut—an»-.. y... "u
Youth's Companion. 2.Concert Pro-
Jgram by the Edison Laboratory .
Phonograph, courtesy of Vocation
Hall.
Old and the New Bible." by Rev.
8:30—Evenlns szram. 1. write:
Frederick Grant. Eleventh of a ser-
ies Of talks on \‘Vorld L'nity conduct-
ed by the Federation of Churches.
Musicale. ,
\\1£AI-‘-—NE\V YORK CITY
402 Meters
P. M.
3.30-4;30—The sixteenth of a ser-
ies of lntcrdcnominntionul services
umlcl‘ the auspices of the New York
Ftdcralion of Churches. Addrelta
by Dr. John 1!. Clifford. "The Fight-
in: Parson" or the United States
.\lurincr. Music by the Federation
lla/iio Choir. Myra llurtls Binders-
lmrizrr. contrnlto; Arthur Billings
ilunt. lnritonn. and George Vnuse.
pianist. Mr. Frank Goodman. Sec-
rriurjf of Religious “‘orlr Depart-
mcnt will prcsido.
7:20—9:00 Musical program
l-rcmlcas: direct from the Capitol
'i'h ~ntrc, N(‘\V York City. ‘
7:30 .\lr. liothnlci presents Da-
vis Sapirstein. pianist.
7:40~—“.\iy‘ Country." 3
Bruce \Vlidcrncss Tale.
trontmcnt written
Mortimer “'ilson.
7:45—"Z’.igmmcr\voisen." (Sara.
sale) by liuccno Ormamly. Concerts
moistcr ot the Capitol Grand Or.
chvsira.
7:5;---lncldcntnl music to Capital
.\lartnzlne. . .
8:03—“A Celestial Fantasy" Pro-
loguo to the week's feature picture
-o"l)rii':i.".'z." played by the units!
Grand Orchestra. Brno Rupee. con-
ducting. nnd interprettd by the en-
tire Capitol Ballot Corps.
sub—Special program of featjur.
ed a Cat: direct from the studio in
tic (‘nr‘ltol Thrntre.
9~OO.lO.OO—»()r;:nn recital byAv
th'rr liuri'r‘n hlarlts. ‘
“‘flN—lliti"c\\‘ood (860 Mm).
2:15-3:15 p. m.———.\lusicnl pregnant
to be announced. ‘
3:55-4:15 p. m.-—Mlss Pearl Byrd.
elocutionlsi.
4:154:30 p. rip—Florence Paul.
dramatic soprano.
4:30-4:45 p. m.——Mnrion Hamiltdn
harpist. .
415-530 p. m.—Musical program
7:30~7:45 p. m.-Elsie Carlton
elocutionist.
7:45-8:00 p. m.—D orothy Burton
8:00-8:15 p. m.—Suu.nno Kenyon
soprano.
8:15-8280 p. m.—Gosslp of
stage and Moon by N. '1‘. G.
8:30-0:15 p. tin—Music Temple r
n
.-
Robert C.
hrmphonle
especlnlly by
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. .ph a recital b Harry .
0.30 9' m. o y 6:40 p. m—Omcial States Weathcr
8:30 p. rim—Sandman] was:
I“ I 8250 D. ln—llf.so?—.‘i
319:5! p: n—Concert by Gustav Burehu {orm Weather roman" . .... scam;
Klelner. 6:50 p. m.—Provh.‘1 ce police r0. 1.1530 p. ill—Daren pro
515 ’- m.-—Cloain¢ reports of the ports. broadcast 11 this station in co- “GI—Mallow mus“e I
New York State Department of Operation with 01 Providence Police Mt‘lcrs).
Department.
“EA—Pittsburgh (326 Meters).
3:00 p. In.—Concert. .
3:15 p. m.—Scores. inning by in-
ning. of the baseball games being
played today. .
6:00 p. m.-—-Baseball scores.
6:15 p. m.—Dlnner concert.
7:00 p. m.—Rnaeball scores and
continuation or dinner concert.
7:30 p. m.—"Bringing the World
to America."
#45 p. m.—The children’s period.
8:00 p. m.—anchall scores.
8:05 p. m.-—-Ad<\rcss.
8:20 p. m.—C0nccrt.
0:55 p. m.—Ar!ingtcn time rign'l's.
6:00 p. rim—Now 5:21am
States 'fi'eather lumen. .\‘e'
er forecast. furnished in.- their
land crop mites. Late Em ..
. llarly sports news.
6:15 p. m.—C(~ie prz:
90
Farms and Harkets.
5'50 p. m.—Farm and hOrne re-
ports.
0:00 ps run—Cl. using quotationa of
the New Iork Stock Exchange.
0:05 p. m.-—"Unclo Wigglly Stor-
ies." by Howard Garis.
7:80 p. m.—Conce'tt by
logic. ~
7:45 p. In.—-"What Power bleans
to Civilisation.” by F. B. Low.
8:00 p. In.—Concert by Clinton
lngles.
8:15 p.'rn.—Goldinan Band con-
cert. Edwin Franko Goldman. con-
ducting by direct wire from the Matt.
Central Park
mice.
6:30 p. m.—Boston police .
.Amrad lju'lctin Board.
7:30 p. lil.‘ETtTllY‘.g
Twentieth of svrics o! t.
”1
Clinton
Ikstu
England Business Problems by
thur it. Curnick. Concert by .
Orchestra.
“'CX—Dctrnit (517 Mm
:00 p. m.—.\‘v-u's bu'r'h.
315 p. “L‘si‘lfk r:
10.00 p I'm—"Forest _n by Dr weather forecast. an'éhz‘ng}‘T‘—G“Ver‘ ‘ 3'
Hugh P linker '3. w_.\_a,\g_.,\'mx-ark (233 Men-rs) 5 30 n‘ n 1“_ _Hfl '
.o...‘..u._'n..u.x by Kay Dover “5 3- m—Ne‘v “my 5'3” 5:50 .p ‘ m—ziféésfl'“
Henderson ' Bureau of Agriculture and Cnitcd \lusic ' ‘~ ~
, ' States Dcpartmcnt of Agriculture. ” —. .' - , ..
10.65 p. I'm—Time signals and Trenton. N. J. cnnpemnng' Newark 1.10 p. m. [1.3. 535951.. .
weathee forecast. retransmitted from
the Government station NM at Arl-
ington.
Silent cvcninc.
“WEI—Springfield (387 MM
market, quotations.
9:30 a. m.——.\'cw York quotations.
. B n“. furnished by the New Jerscy Bureau 3195 p. m. l"'w *3: pay 4..
11““: ~ m_g:‘:::: (3:33.. of Awriculture. , lion (‘1' the Sprzrizfind-W ..
13:00 no“; Organ "d,“ 9:35 a. m.—.\'ew York State De-tgfIW-T'Hfln Haste. Fri-.9:
‘ ‘ ' r or F r s and Markets re— ”‘06 r m ~nr‘msfi .. um
.30" .w-OI’IIAI recital. 223:1 nt ‘ m 7200 t). rr. --l’-asvhnll scaresd
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