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RADIO‘PROGKAM
MONDAY
“'30 “’nshlngton, D. C.
meters).
10 A. M.—l"orergn mchange quo-
tations. ‘
6 P. M.—Chlldren‘s Hour by Mar-
ietta Stockard Albion.
8 P. bL—‘The Arts and Industries
Museum of the Smithsonian Institu-
(see
to by C. W. Mitman.
s:io P. M.—80ng recital by Heb»
old King.
8:20 P. M.——Violin recital by Theo-
dore Roth.
8:30 P. M.—-Song recital by Mnry
Chopin.
8:45 P. M.—Pisn6 recital by Ger-
trude Smallwood.
9 P. BIL—Son; rccltnl by Hsrold
King.
1:90 P. M.-—Song
Carolyn Manning.
9:20 P. M-Song recital by Mary
Chapin.
9:30 P. M.——\'iolin recital by Theo
dore Roth.
9:45 P. M.-—-l”iano recital by Gar-
trude Smallwood.
10 P. M.—Cot;ert by the Virtuo-
so Quartet.
. .“TD. New York city (405 meters)
1: Noon—Program by Clsreace
Bush and orchestra.
12:10 P. M.—George Jackson. ten-
or and banjo player,
12:20 P. ASL—Fred VVever.
tone. song‘s.
12:80 P. M.—Clarence's Bush's or-
ehestro, in ounce prom-am.
13:40 P. M. v-Wilb Jones
player in songs.
11:50 P. M.-Cisrence Bush's or.
chestra, program.
11 to 11:30 P. M.—-Erv. Bradley
and Melody Boys, dance progrnm.
11:30 to 11:45 P. M.—-l:'eatures to
be announced by radio.
11: 4:) to 12 P. M. --—Erv Bradley‘
and Melody Boys. dance program.
“122.51“ New York city (-482 meters,
4 to 5 P. M.—Critcrion Idle Hour
rcciisl by
’ bari-
piano
Orchestra.
5 P. M.-——A. V. Llufrio. tenor.
5:15 P. M.——-The Sunshine Lady in
Stories and songs for shut~lns.
7:30 P. M.—Daily sport talk by
Thornton Fisher.
7:40 P. M.——Jamee
baritone. )
8 'P. M.——..Tbe choice of an Exe-
cutor." by Dudley F.1’owier.
8:10 I‘. M.—-Selections by James
MacDonald.
8:15 to 10 P. M.-—Beethoven Lec-
ture-recital by Walter Damroseb.
world famous conductor of the New
York Symphony orchestra direct
from Carnegie Hall, New York city.
The subject of Mr. Damroech's lec-
ture will be Beethoven's First sym-
phony and the Eroicn or Third sym-
phony.
“'JZ, New York city, (-455 meters).
3 P. M. "Character in Your hand~
writing" by J. A. Smith
4 P. M.—-Hsrper’s Bmsr Fash-
ions, /
5:15 P. M.-'—Recitsl by M. L. Self-
steln, blind tneor.
5:40 P. Ill—Closing reports of the
New York State Dept. 0: Farms and
Msrkets: Form and Home reportr
cloning quolntlons of the New York
MacDonald.
Board report.
folk story.
6:15’7P. Mat—St. Nicholas story to.-
older children.
7:30 P.-M.—"Dosr." by Frank”
Dole. .7 V
8 P. M.-—The Outlook theriry
tslk.
8: 25 P. M.—-I-2etey organ recitsl;
9: 10 P. M—"Motor Boating " tell:
by George W. nation. 1r.
9: 25 P. M --Muslcsl
from the Mark Strand wetter.
10:15 P. M—Recltnl by Alice
Huntington. sopnrno.
W. G. I. Schenectady, N.
Meters.
11: 55 A. M.—-U. s. Nam Obserq
vntory time slgnnls.
12: so P. M.——Btock rocket report.
1:: 40 P. 1—Produee msrket re-
port
in" .45 P. M.——Westher report.
RM
ill-nee of Sterling Silver.” by Ruth
mo
6: 90 P. M:— Produce and stoek
msrket attentions: news humans.
1:45 P. Ila—Musics! progrsm.
w. B. l. m Ins. (83'! He-
Y. (”O
Stock Exchange; Nationsi Industrial .
G P. lit—Thornton Burgess Wood- m
program 1
.—-)lusionndsddress.“rtesv
11: 55 A. x—XArfim Time “s
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6 P. M.—Concert by the WBZ
Trio.
7 P. M.—-—_Activlties o! the Boys
Club by Fred Stepenson.
7:30 P. M.—Twilight Tales tor the
Kiddies News from the National In-
dustrial Conference Board. Humor-
ous program.
8 P. M.—-Concert by Walter B.
Marsh. baritone: Mrs Ruby Tilton
Kingsley. accompanist: sad the ‘WBZ
Trio.
9 P. M .——Bedtirne story tor grown-
ups by‘Orison S. Marden.
9:55 P. lit—Arlington Time Sig-
unis.-
(Esstern Standard Time.)
“’03. Ncwnrk. N.
(405 Meters.)
2:30 to 4:00 P. M.-—Tbe Century
Players Present delo Msunee at
George M. Cohsn’s “The Mesnest
Men In The World." now" sppeartng
:7: tge Brosd Street Thestre, Newark.
6:15 P. M.——Zschs'.ry Cnulli. tenor,
and May Barron. contraito. of New
York, in a. recital
6:45 P gut—Evelyn Goldsmith. A.
M.. will tell of her trip around the
world in the interest of crippled
children.
7: 00 P. M.—Zschsry Csulli. tenor.
and May Barron. contralto. of New
York.
8:00 P. M.—-—"Current Motion Ph-
tures" —— talk by Alfred J. 8.1ch
kcr.
8:15 P. flr—Mnnicnl Program
Phillip Seventh, Helen Forbes.
8:40 P. M.—"Jolly Bill Steinke" ot
Newer-k Morning Ledger. on "Radio
Cartooning.” _
8: 50 P. M.--8su Taub. Sports
Writer. review on the boxing Sims-
tion.
9: 00 P. lit—Music“ Program
Phillip Sevastn. end Helen Forbes.
9:15 P. M—"What Millie Gm do
us all" —-— talk by John C. Flound.
editor of Musical America.
9:30 P. M.—-Wor~‘£lnterta.innrs in
songs and dislect’ stories.
10: 00 P. Mad—Concert by Halsey
Miller's NeWurk Athletic Club 0r-
chestrn.‘ ~
SUB Gallium
,—5 SAILORS LOST
WASHINGTON. Oct. 28.-—I-‘ive en-
listed men met their deaths when the
United States aubmsrine 0-5 was
sunk in n collision with the steamer
Arranger-ex. in Limon Bay. early to-
day. : .
An official report of the disaster
was received at th; Navy Depnrt-
ment this sitter-noon tronsthe Com-
mandant of_ the submarine base at
Coco Solo, Psnamsghne. The Corn-
mandant‘e mes-figs follows:
"U. s. S. 0-5 sunk in collision
with Steamer Abnngsres at 6:24
a. run this dste on. Buoy 3; Limo“
Bay. Folowing turned men unac.
counted for: ’
Lawrence '1‘. Brown. Tynsabore.
Mass, chic! electrician’ s mete.
Clyde E. Hashes. Manito.
motor machinists ruste.
Henry Brenult. Grand Isle. Ver-
mont .torpe'doseco'nd clsss.
Tim”: '2“ Metzier, No. 1221
South 36th meet. Philadelphia,
cumin:
Fred C. Smith. Cristo ’ cgw
Zone, men} sttendsnt.
~ “Annex-ally no damage stesmu
Diving opordtions in progress. Bond
Investigation ordered."
’ m Abengnrss. nfleisner ot' the
United Fruit Company’s fleet. the gt.
Itch! report indicntes. struck the an;
dorsal croft. End the subroutine
rammed the stesmsr the latter in.
evitsbly would luvs b'een more or
less seriously dsrnsged. lg not sunk.
leon Buy ,thois lsjfie body 0:
Ill,
Kb- hmmrg ‘thouso
aim swimmer
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afternoon at 4:15. The girls’ end
W’omen‘s Club has lost-ted its ub-
room {or the initial meeting.
The course this your will he on
Current Literature snd ‘:\Vorld
Events. covering s. period of . ten
weeks. These lectures are dwgncd
for busy people who desire to be
kept informed from week to "ch
0! the chief hsppenings st home sld
abroad. They will summarize tile
lending events or the preceding
week. political. internationsl. Lnd
economic. missing them for their
tundsmentnl significance.
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important. especially those th it help
to interpret our contemporary life.
Among these will be Edith Whor-
tons's most novel. “A Son at the
lfi-ont.“ “Villa Cathcr’s purine—winning
book. “One ot— Ours“. Chronicle;F
Dune‘s notable pity. "Win “Shake-
spenre." “Finitred Holt's great tri~
bnteto the blinded soldiers. “The .
Light \Vhlch Cannot Fall.” the new
literature at Indln‘llid China. poet"?
of the Orient. the dawning llze'nture
of Africa. current prays. 1nd ,. the
books of Europe snd America. thst.
throw light on the disturbing cit/ang-
cs 0‘! modern life sad thought.
Among the topics discussed will
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be: changes in the mp at Europe.
the propagands for s new war. Juo
llus Caesar comes to life It home.
Napoleon rules l-i-nnc sgsio._ the
revolt against civibsation, the unrest
of ti" yellow and black peoples. the
censorship 0! literature, the chine”
tor world pence. psychic phenoonqis. ‘
the archaism of stfikei. the PM
German alliance. the program st
labor. industrial reform. and child
urfir. American isolation; inxisibls
government. sdwnces in scion“
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