1
.
5 p. m.—-—Luncheon undé the sus~
at tho Women' a National Re-
bilcan Club, speeches by Hon. Wal-
!. Brown. Hon. H. Ed. Marshall
Senator Frank B. Wills. of Ohio.
.30 p. m.-—Rccital by Julia. Com-
. soprano.
”:3 48 p. m.——Bernird Frank. har-
‘(:00 .p. m.—Hnrper'sr Bazar Fas-
..:~ " r
- Al. 3 p. m.-Recitnl by Julia Comin.
.. o. ’
:30 p. m.——I‘tichard Douglas,
”fill with Ukelc.
5:00 p.
Monies.
m.——-Shirlcy Hess, “Rec-
l:30 p. m.-—Closing.reports-ot the
1"" York State Department of
Farms and Markets: Farm and Home
rm: closing quotations of the
N“ York Stock Exchange; foreign
swung; quotations; Evening Post
N. ,s.
, 330,0 1). m.—“Abraham Lincoln" talk
by William E. Martin. ’
7. 15 p.m m—Supper music by Paul
lpceht and his Alamnc Hotel Or~
chestra.
3215 p. m.——Amcrican Orchestral
Concert directly from Cooper Union.
0300 p. m.—Proccedlngs o: the An-
nual Lincoln Dinner 0! the National
Republican Club, by President Cal-
vlu'Coolidge, Senator “'ndsworth.
N" cw York City (402 Meters.)
“11:00 n. m.---“i‘linstein and the
Theory of Relativity" by Mr. D. R.
Bammgardt.
11:50 a. m.—Consolldatcd Market
and Weather Reports.
0:30-4:45 p. m.—Alumni Service at
Columbia University Chapel.
4:45 p. m.-—-"Abraham Lincoln" an
address by Edward S. Beach.
6:00 p. m.—Dnnce Program.
.7415 p. m.-—“The Influence of the
Scout \lotement Internationally" by
Mortimer L. Sehiff.
7: 30 p. m. ——Daily Sport Talk by
Thornton Fisher.
7.:40 p. m.-—P‘ranccs Kiiburn, So-
DIP-n0-
7:45 p. m.—l“rank McGlynn
speak on Abraham Lincoln.
8:00 p. m. —- Bomnr Creamer, Con-
cert Pianist.
8: 05 p. m.—-"The Less Known
Kinds of Surety Bonds" by Jarvis IV.
Mason.
8:15 p. m.-—Bomur Cramer, Con-
Bert Pianist.
8:20 p. m. —' Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Weekly Digest." by Mr. H. V. Kali-
rnborn.
8:50 p. m.—-"}io Knew Lincoln"
by Ida. M. Tarbell, read by Edgar
White Burrill.
9:25 p. m.—I\‘ational Republican
Club Banquet direct from Waldrof
Astoria. Hotel.
“’03. Newark, N. J., (-105 meters.)
2:30 p. m.—Jcscphine Bouzhan,
mezzo-contraito.
2:40 p. m.—,-l“rances Lee. plantar.
2:50 p. I‘LL—"The Lawyer Lincoln"
by Emanuel Hertz.
3:00 p. m.—Soios by Josephine
Bouxhan.
3: 15 p. m—Amy Mali Hicks on
"Designing Costumes and Scenery
{or Theatrical I’ reductions."
3: 45 p.m m.—1Irances Lee. pianist.
0:15 p. m.-—llalsey Miller and his
orchestra.
6:30 p. m.—Mnn in
Stories for the Children.
7:00 p. m.——llalsey Miller and his
orchestra.
“Tic—Washington, D. C.
469 Meters
3: 00 p. m. -—l'ashion Develop-
ments or the Moment prepared by
“Women' s \Vear."
3:10 p. m.——Song Recital by Mrs.
F. It. Davis, soprano.
3:35 D. m.—-A Talk on Practical
Psychology by Mabel DilL
3:35 p. m.—I’iano Recital by El-
.. The zardencr's son had Just come
home in time to see Billy and Nan-
io butting the bad boys out o! the
strawberry patch.
“What beats me." said the youn:
man to himself, "is where you coat.-
qamo lrom. l-‘ather must have
bought you to pull his veg-
eublo curt. since his donkey is dead.
Now your work is done, you better
get of that strawberry bed before
you mash the fruit. for perhaps you
don‘t kn w that berries are selling
at 2 con apiece up North." Saying
which. he led them into the shed and
then went into the ho‘use.
“His mentioning the donkey" said
Billy to Nannie. "reminds me tha:
no better get out or here now we
have had a fine supper, for it We
don't. we will be hitched to swear:
melon-w and made. to pull it all over
town in the deep sand. So let’s ske-
duddle. The gardener will think the
strawberries we ate Were taken by
mgboys before we butted t In over
bin. wall. It is a. good thing we were
.hcrc. or by now he would not ham.-
to
the Moon
’ had nosinglc berry left."
cautiously they crept by- -the housp
” I“ out the sate, disappeadng down
”In street.
r Early tho next morning at day-
ht tho gardener called his son to
"up and help him pick berries,
. “he wihhed them all picked before
our sun was up. for he knew they
Jwvonld keep so much better it pick-
“ while it'mas cool.
‘ gardener reached his berry
and threw up his hands in
~ when he saw tracks in the
”I and the straw pushed away
his choicest berries had
ht below.
W! Thieves have been he‘re
m stolen" dollars and dollars worth
at 1 Thunder and biltunl I
' ' them alive it I catch them:
i ' 1' 3' at Come here and see how
" ‘ the thieves have stol-
Jhtt then he chode the too’
' inthc sandssthcsoof goats.
fin fairly tnothcd at the mouth.
‘so‘ angry to think his goat!
.. ‘ . us, thieves and that be’
m Inflected to tie them
m.-—Joscph Sherman. Harv
ILLYWHIJKERJ‘
bY FQANCES mesa Momsomeov
ennore Glynn.
3: 45 p. 61.‘PA Health and Beauty
Talk by Grace Peters.
3:55 p. m.——Current Topics.
4:05 p. m.-—Sons Regal by Ar-
thur Rand. baritone.
5:15 p. m.—Instruction~ in Inter-
national Code.
6: 00 p. m.--Storiea for
by Peggy Albion;
\\ GI—Medford Hillside, Mass.
860 Meters
12:00 Noon—Music.
12:40 p. m.—Ncw England Wea-
ther Forecast.
12:45 p. TIL—Closing report
Farmers Produce Market Report.
3:00 p. 111.7—Descripti\‘o musicalc.
3:46 p. n1.——"Tuesday"l‘ea.'l’alk"
by David McGregor Cheney.
5:30 p. mar—Closing Stock Market
Reports. Weekly Review or condi-
tion in the Iron and Steel Industry—
Iron Trade Review.
6:15 p. m.-—-Boston police reports.
6:30 p. m.—-Mceting or the Big
Brother Amrad Club.
7:00 p. m.—"At‘riea from Cape
Town to the Congo," as seen by a
commercial'travelcr, by A. 8. Flint.
Weekly business report. Special hol-
iday program-Lincoln‘s birthday.
“152 Springfield, Mass (337 Meters)
11:55 ‘11. m.—“-Ariington time' sig-
nals; weather reports: Boston and
Springfield market reports.
7:30 p. in.—Bcdtime story (or the
kiddies "The Art of.1n\’cstmcnt by
Children
on
Donald McClcnch. \Vorld Market
Survey.
8:00 p. m.-—Concert by Edna Dor-
is Winn, pianist; Mrs Foiiia 1'.
Gould. soprano. “
9:00 p. m.—Bedtimc story for
Grown-ups by Orison S, Marden. '
9:55 p. m.—-—Arlington time signals
“'JY N. Y. City (405 Meters)
'30 p. m.——Etiquctte talk.
:40 p. m.———Lincoln Program.
8:40 p. m.—Carlyie Straub. poems
9:15 p. m.-—China Society Dinner.
KDKA East. Pittsburgh, I'n., (320
Meters)
9: 45 n. m. -l.' uion Live Stock Liar
ket reports.
11:55 a.
nals.
12:00 M.—\Veathcr forecast l'nit-
ed States Bureau of Market.
12:10 9. m.-—0rgan Recital.
6:15 p. m.—Dinner Concert.
7:30 p. m.——-“lndustry and Our
Educational Institutions." Dr. \Vil-
linm M. Daxidson.
":45 p. m —-The Chgdrcn 5 Period
5: 00 p. m. -—‘\Iarket Reports.
8:15 p. m. —Speciai “Lincoln" pro.
sram by Alexander Dunbar.
S: 30 p. m.-—-"Abruham Lincoln.
the Great American. " by L. H. Gard-
nor.
9:55 p. m.——Arlington time
nals and weather forecast.
11:30 p. m:-—Spccial Concert.
KY“! Chicago.‘ III. (530 Melon)
9:30 a. m.—Latc news and com-
ment of the financial and ommer-
cial markets. (This service is brand-
el ‘3
m.—Arlington time sig—
cig-
cast every half hour during the
twenty-four).
10:30 a. m.-—l~’arrn and Home.
Service. '
11.135 3. m.—~Tablo talk by Mrs.
Anna J. Peterson.
2:36 to 3:30 p.
gram.
0: 30 p. m. ——Nens. financial
final market and sport summary
6: 50 p. m.;‘——( hildrcns bedtime
story.
7:00 p. m.—~Joska charbary or-
chestra.
7:10 p.‘ m.—Clyde Doerr orches-
tra.
7:20 p. m.—Joska. DcBarbary or-
chestra.
8:01 p. m.—Program furnished
by the American Farm Bureau Fed-
oration,
8:30 p. m.—.\iusical program.
m.—Studio pro-
and
\f
always looked for someone on whom
to lay the blame.
“It is your fault Jake." he said
ti his son. "You should have sta ed
at home and seen that those goats
were tied."
“Why. father. I did not even know
v"
you had any goats.
"Well. you should! And you
would, if you veer stm’cd at home
but you are always gallivanting
around somewhere. and never about
when you should be."
(Don't you wonder what the man
will say when he finds out that the
goals have really helped him?)
TOTALLY BLIND, BUT
HE WON’T GIVE » up
ms PROFESSORSHIP
'4"
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