vWJLO. Washington (IO. Slater!)
6:15 Instruction in Code Practice.
4:00 Children's Hour by Peggy
“ Albion.
8:00 A Talk on Radio by Dr. Al-
. trod N. Goldsmith. Director 01 Re:-1
.mrch.
”' 8:15 Song Recital
which. soprano.
‘ 8:30 Violin Recital by a member
‘10! Crandall's Metropolitan Orches-
by Marian
’ tn.
.5" 8:45 A Talk on Touring by the
Secretary of the American Automo-
h“bile Association.
0: 00 Recital of Greek Songs and
5" Toll: on Greece by Mme. Michael
Tsmsdos.
9: 30 Piano Recital by Bhent Wil-
llama.
9: 45 Trio from Rocrnsteln' 3 Ward-
mnn Park Iioicl Orchestra.
10:00 Program of Dance Music by
£41111 lmxin’s Southern Syncopators.
“‘87. Springfield (337) Motor.-
AI 6: 00 Dinner concert by the W132
’ Quincttc.
75' 7:00 p. m Humorous program.
7: 30 p. ni, Bedtime story for the
*"'Kliidics.
7:40 p, m l’armers' Period—"Give
Your Fruit Trees a Chance." by
“'iiiinm Ii. Wolff. County Horti-
cultural Agcnt of the Iiampdcn
County Improvcmcnts League.
9:55 Arlington Time Signals.
11200 p. m. Program of Chamber
Music by the wnz Quintcic; and
Troy 1". (lot-11m baritone ‘Mrn.
Jluth Johnson Reid. necompnnist.
a.-.
\VEAF New York (493 Meters)
11:00 A. M. Musical program.
11:15 a. n1. “Better Homes" 'by
.. Mrs \Villinm Brown Meloncy.
\1i:30 :1. n1. “Play Space for
Children” by Dr. Abner 1’. Way, As—
sistant Director of Physical Training.
11: 50 :1 n1. American Agricul-
tiirist Market Reports.
12:00 Noon Market Reports
the United States Department
Agriculture.
12:00 p. "1.
"431175511ch on
by
or
1 0
Industrial Safety Day
"Industrial Safety
Day Messages on “industrial Acci-
dent Prevention" by Arthur Wil-
liams. Chairman of Industrial Safety
(ampnign Committee: Bernard L.
Fhlcntog. Industrial Commissioner
N Y. State Department of Labor:
Mrs. Sara. Conbov. General Secretary
3 pt tho Amnignmatml Textile Work-
ers of America.
4:00 p. n1. Anna Sheffield Dra-
matic Soprano accompanied by
”Winnifred '1. ll:.1rr
4: 15 p m Leroy Smith's Orches-
tra. from Connie's inn.
-— 6: 15 p. m. Reginald F. Moser
——~Baritone.. accompanied by Winnifrcd
.—rr. Barr.
7: 00 Religious Scrilces under the
itusplces of the L'nitcd Synagogue of
'e‘Americn.
' 7:30 p. m. Daily Sport Talk by
Thornton Fisher.
7:40 p, m. \V’cndcll Hall. Baritone
:Jopular music maker from the West
whim his Ukclclc.
7:50 p. m, “Some of the Pro-
"'blcms of the Milk Distributor" by
Patrick D. For. President of the
Bordcns Form Products Company,
.. 8:00 p. m. Lot.- i‘ioyles. Soprano.
u...necornpnnicd by \Vinnifrcd T. ’larr.
8:15 p. m. “The, Food Value of
ice Crcnm."‘lvy Kcnncth Bevier of
Kohl‘s ice Crcnrn Company.
3:25 p. m. Lois noylcs. soprano.
330 p, m. "A talk on the New
York Stock Exchange" by 'J R.
Westerlioltl. Publicity Director of
the New York Stock Exchange.
8:55 p. m. “The importance of
‘Iuslncss Letters" by Benson 0. H.
urnnt or Snlcs Literature. 1110..
New York City.
air
rhl\-
0:05 p. m. Charles F. Robinson.
Baritone. , ‘
9:15 p. m. "Principles of Sale in-
vestment" by Peter Hamilton. Vice
President of the Lawyers' Mortgage
Company.
9:25 p. m. Charles Robinson. Tiar-
itonc.
0:10—10:00 p. m. Freed-Else-
mnim Tindio Corporation's Weekly
muricnlc.
\VOR Newark (405 Mctt‘rs)
RADIO——
: 2:30 p.n1.-—2\iny \Vildcr'nanl.. pia-
{ plat.
1 ’ 2' .45 p.m.--il:iyniond Mcyerhofl.
. Violinist assisted by Anton Lora.
'L pianist.
b." 3: 00 pm —’ihcod.ite Pope (Mrs.
E. 3ohn1fi1tidilie). well known ar-
3, chitc in a talk cntitled‘ "lhc Ii‘leid
t
I
of Architecture for \'-_v/oti ll. "
_ 3: 30 pm -—Cont1nuaiion or piano
picctions by Mary W- Hermann.
correspondent of the United News
will speak on "It All the News
Story Was Told."
0:30 pan—Solos by J. M. B
6:45 pan—Albert E. Sonn, Tech-
nlcal Editor of the Radio Depart-
ment, Newark Sunday Call. con-
tinuing with his series oi. tnks on
"Radio for the Layman."
8:00 p.m.—Mnie. Charlotte Lund.
soprano, and N. Val Peavy. pianist,
in a joint program at operalogucs.
8. 40 p. in. —-Arthur Murray, in his
tenth lesson of the Cutest dance
steps over the radio. assisted by
the Jersey Colleginns under the dir-
ection of Julie Wintz.
9:15 p.m.—-Dr. Robert E. McEl-
ray of Princeton University, speak-
ing, on “Americanlzation.”
9:45 p.m.-—'.i‘o be announced.
10:00 p.m.—Andrey Talaiaeft pre-
sents his Famous Russian (Dance)
Orchestra. of ten pieces assisted by
Morris Smaltzmann, concert pia-
nist.
\VGY Schenectady. N. Y.
(380 Meters)
11:55 a.m.—Timo signals.
13:30 p.m.—Stock market report.
12:40 p.m.——Produce market re-
port.
12:45 p.m.—Weather report.
6:00 rum—Produce and stock
market quotations: news bulletins.
6:30 pun—"Adventure Story"
(courtesy of The Youth's Compan—
ion.
SILENT NIGHT-
“'GI. Mcdford Hillside, Bless.
(300 Meters)
13:00 Noam—Music.
12:40 p.m.—New England Wen-
ther Forecast.
12:45 p.m.-—Closing Report on
Farmers Produce Market. iiepcrt.
5:30 p.m.—-Closing Stock Market
Reports.
6: 00 p.m.‘-——BIG BROTHER AM-
RAD CLUB MEETING FOR
YOUNG FOLKS. \
6: 15 pun—Code.
son 2113.
6: 50 p.m.—Mcssage to Camp Fire
Girls by Chas. \V. Carson—“Big
Smoke"
7: 20 p..m—"Scienco Up to hate"
by the Scientific American.
7. 30 p. n1. —-Evening Program. 1. —
Musicale Program by the Concert
Company, 1". Chester Malian. direc-
tor. ‘
8. 00 p m. —
Practice. les-
0
Address by Mr. Ed-
uard Dunn General Manager or
the Boston Elevated Railway. 3.—
Musicaio by the Concert Company.
Continued.
\VJZ New York, (455 Meters)
3:00 p.m.—New York University's
Radio Extension Course Lecture.
3:15 pHm—Recitai by Margaret.
Livingston. pianist.
3: 30 p..m—-ltecitsi by Ka‘heripo
Phillips. soprano.
4:00 p.m.——Original Memphis Five
of Easement Ballroom.
4:30 p.m.—-Tea Concert by the
Hotel Commodore Orchestra under
the personal direction or Bernhard
Levitow. direct from the Hotel Com-
modore.
5:30 p.m.—Closing reports of the
New York State Department 0!
Farms and Markets; Farm and
Home reports: closing quotations at
the New York Stock Exchange. for-
eign exchange quotations. iron Age
steel and iron report: Evening Post
News.
\ 7. 00 pHm—A Shadowiand Story
by I-lorence Smith Vincent.
7:30 tum—Irving Selzer and his
Cate Boulevard Orchestra dance
program. ‘
7:45 p.rn.——“Tho Progress of the
“World." a. Review 02 Reviews talk.
8:00 p.m.-—-Irving Seize: and his
Cafe Boulevard Orchestra dance
program.
8:30 p.m.—Honorablo Joseph
iiennessy. Commissioner oi the De-
partment of the Park Department
or the Bronx: one 0: the "City 01-
ticiai Series" talks.
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8:45 p.m.——Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Dittier in a piano and Viciin recital.
9:15 p m.—Tho Phoenix Male
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9:30 p.m.—Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Dittler in a piano and violin recital.
9:45 p.n1.—-Recitai by Mario Roth
man. soprano.
9:55 nun—Time signals and wea-
ther forecast rte-transmitted from
the government station NAA :1 A1-
lington.
3: 46 pm —\ioiin solos by 1115- 10:00 p.m.—necital by Mary
and L1e5erhoi’t—Anton Lora. atl Rotmuan. soprano.
”the piano. 10:20 p.m.—Avy LaSk-sre. double
115.1 6:15 p.m.—il:trian Miller. suit! voice entertainer.
Liicly Times. A Youthful Bible Student
(Denver News.) 3 (Kansas City Star.)
Two drove-rs were sitting in the At. the early age of five Marl Jane
11 of an English village. They had had bs-n learning her catechism.
it sitting there for nearly an hour
and so tar neither had wokeu‘ At
lost one or them opened In! an uth.
: "Didn' i see old brown cow on the
. Inner?" he asked.
or" Another half hour cloned. Then
’ - second drover spoke. "It wasn‘t
brown cow.” he said,
“‘1."
.' Silence again for Glhc.’ halt
- - . . 'reh first man rose and made
°'.‘ cor.
m. 1" queried the cthe..
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Int-guinea". here for nu."
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3 dinner in “'astilngton:
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. cut). out! Peru. 3. war cor-
..g said to a military st-
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3 ' CHIC. W- a
(meet the questions put. to her was:
“Did Adam and Eve remain faith-
ful to God 7"
Now Mary Jane is nothing :1 not
original. Still the pastu- himseli
was amazed at the child. and turned
aside for a. quiet laugh when she
replied without blinking an eye:
"No. Adam and Eve an no: make
races at God. but broke one at His
commandments by'enung tormented
fruit."
Houses of City Growth to Colleges.
(Boston Transcript.) .
Cambridge is nowa city of com-
merce and manufacture. It is a
noisy city. and the academic calm of
its groves. including the famous
Yard, is very largely a technical
term. The quiet old days when quiet
professors read and wrote and mused
there are gone.
Correct.
(Seattle Post-Intoliigeacsr.)
One day s man in I. show stood
up and said: “I wili tell any young
man the name of hh future wife."
A bright young man out at tho audt .
:12. stood ‘9'. Shallow-will“ ll
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