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FRIDAY, MARCH;
FRIDAY. ‘1 . ,
"mark, N. J. (‘05 . e crs
. M.——Tenor solos by Manly
nip—Recital by Gloria
‘ - no.
. filial]. composer-pianist sopra
”‘3 P. M.-——l'2leanor Painter in song
d Mary.
”8:80 I‘. )l.—-—Tenor solos by Manly
fried BOnne.
1:15 1’. .‘t.—-—Rccitnl by Gloria
or nil. cornposer-pianist-loprano.
“6:3,; I‘. l\l.-—l‘inno solos by Lena
Xiovsky.
6:30 1’. M.—.\inn in
cries for the children.
It? ‘I’. M.—-l-‘red Whitehouse song
revue.
the Moon
WGI. Meclfnrd Hillside, Muss.
' (mm Meters)
I 12. Bin-Music.
it! 14:40 P. M.—New England
a" We: er forecast.
i‘ 134.3 1‘. .‘-l.——Closing reports on
1“ ‘ers rmluce market report.
3‘ tag ’. )irf—‘l'nlk luv Miss Dorothy I].
"I" Goodwin. Afternoon musicale.
5:80 1‘. I\l.—~-i.ive stock market re-
.port. .
6:15 I’. M —-lee practice.
6:30 1'. .\l.—.\l-‘ting of the Big
3'” Brodier Amratl ciuh.
: 7 5‘. .\i.-—l:o,~lnu police. reports.
‘7 7:80 1'. ni.~~.\“ ireted verses by Mr.
Charles i.. ii. \V‘nlzner. 'led Cross
health Litk l-y lir‘nry Copley Green.
. unali‘nlv.
If“: Chit-ago. Illinois (530 Meters)
it». 92:10 A. M.—i.ato news and com—
,1. ten) of tlw llnnnrinl nnd commer-
flnljnzirkr-m. (This service is hroad-
'. cnstzew ry luili' hour during the 24)
1::3; A. .\l.—'l'al-le mu: i...- Mrs. A.
5-,} J. Pytl'l‘smll.
i 1923” l‘ M.—-—"Thc Progress of the
., Would."
' 6:30 i’. Eli—I‘lun's Review and
5'; Bradstrwt‘s Weekly review of CM-
‘ crigd trnnln. _
6:350 1'. 3i.—-Children's bedtime
story.
.9 7:1“. M.—~Dinner concert.
“117.. Springfield. Mass. (337 Meters)
1):.“ A. .\i.v---.\rlingtun time sis:-
; nain' \u-zitil- r repmts; Boston and
Springllwill mark-rt reports.
6 ‘1’. .‘-l.o—-illtlnl't' Concert.
7 1'. I‘l.———"l‘hr- Lost Mine," a drain-
“Hzétl ;:l(ll'.\'. t‘ureut book review
by It. A. Marin-nail].
lefl 1‘. M..—I:rdiimc story for the
killitlen.
.. 11:53 I'. )l.——-.\rlingt0n time sig-
,‘I hills;
“ llv P. )l.——l‘rr‘rl:,rnm of chamber
‘ Music.
nun, l-Inst Pittsburgh. Pa.
;; (320 Meters)
9:35 A. .\l —l'uinn live stock mar-
kct reports.
11:53 .\. )t._Arlington time sig-
rials.
13 .‘l’.—\\’--;ither forecast. United
States burr-2m or market. reports.
6:15 i‘. .\l W—(Ji‘fii‘n recital by Lu-
Cllr‘ Jiuir.
7:15 I'. 1i.-——“Thc Beginning of
the linuurIVhy.” presented by Dr. R.
L. I.nnnin::.
7330 i'. M.~——'i‘he children's period.
7:31.”. i‘. Til—National sinekman
Ind 'fzirmn r u‘rnlwt reports
8 1‘. .\i,——l:;uim llny Scout meet-
'. .\i.—('.‘mir»rt by tho Mon-
aggrn \‘4xiimtrvr l"li'0[llo’-n'S hand.
10:30.1" hit—Mass. Institute of
Technology meeting.
wnc, \Vnshlngton. D. c. '
(in meters)
3 P. M.-—Fushlon developments
the moment.
3:10 P. M.—'Song recital by Al-
bert Band, baritone,
3:25 P. M.-—Current topics.
3:33 1'. M.—-Piano recital by Ethel
of
Grant. .
3:50 P. M.—-The Magazine of
“'all street. '
4 P. M.—-Song recital.
5:15 P. lit—Time signals and
weather forecasts.
a I’. M.—Stories for children by
Peggy Albion.
“‘Gl’, Schenectady.
(380 )lcters)
11:55 A. M.-—Time signals.
N. Y.
1'0-
12230 1'. l\l.—Stoek market
port.
12:40 P. M.-I’roduce Market re-
port.
12:45 I’. M.—\Vcather forecast.
‘ 2 P. .‘l.—-Music and fashion talk.
6 I' .\i.—1'ro«lucc and stock market
quotations: news bulletins.
«:30 l’ M.-—-Children's program.
7:35 P. film—Health talk, N. 1'.
State Dept. of Health.
7:45 1’. M.—ll:uiio drama, "it I
\Vel'e King."
\\'J\'. New York City (405 meters)
7:30 1'. .‘\i.—-llurold ’l‘oi‘t “Tight.
tenor.
72.10 1‘. M.—Frank Shevitt, "in-
come Taxes."
.‘6 1’. M.—llarld Toi‘t “'right. tenor.
fizlfi l'. .\l.—l~‘rnnk Shaffer. banjo.
R: 30 1‘. M.—'i‘ho Honorable Ju~
lius lien-g. “The Work of the New
York Asgemlaiy."
8:45 P. M.—Richard Douglas.
“Songs with the Uke."
9 I’. M.—“Te Vegetable Garden.“
9215 1‘. M.-—Brenu and Tobias:
\‘iner-nt Lnine. tenor.
20:45 I‘. .‘\i.—Concert arranged by
Campbell “'eston.
\“JZ. New \‘Ork City (455 meters)
12:10 A. M.—l"ridu_v noon hour of
must-z
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'J 1’.
cation
3 1'.
Rirgs.
4 l’. Ji.~“‘omen‘s wear.
4'05 1'. 3L—dGOOl‘L‘ilil Meiodinns of
Cinderella. orchestra.
4:45 1'. I\l.—“’l‘hv-
(if \\'nrltl Affairs,"
iional Interpreter.
(- 1’. AL-John Page, tenor.
5:15 i'. l\i.—-—“.\‘_\‘stt-matie Psycho—
logy" by Dean James 1-). Lough.
5:45 1’. M.——-Closing reports of the
New York state dept. of farms and
markets; {arm and home reports;
closing quotations otrthc New York
stock exchange; foreign exchange
quotations: "The Conditions or the
Leading Industries" by the Magazine
oi “’3” Street; Evening Post News.
7:05 1’. M.—l\lemphis Five of
the llosemont orchestra.
li—iloit-l Ambassador 'l‘rio.
.\i.~.\'cw York Board of Edu-
proxy-mm.
M.—Organ recital by Leo
Larger Aspret
Ivy the Interna—
7:30 1’. .‘il.—-(iuy lluntcr, lglind en-
tertuiner.
7:45 P. BL—Loosclcat current
topics.
5:00 P. M.—Gul Hunter. bind cn~
ieriaincr.
S:i5 i‘. BL—Anne Lewis Pierce of
the New York Tribune, “Lenten
Flirc.”
10:30 P. l\l.—Dance program lry
8:55 P, .\i.—-.\riin:tnn time sig—
nals. “V ‘itilv'r forecast.
Paul Speelll's Alumae hotel orches—
tl'a.
ers. I. M. llowurd. of Cleveland,
0. is the only known head of :1 credit
department of :1 national bank. She
holds that position in the Central
1" 9 National lizink Savings and Trust
‘ C0. of t‘ieveizinrl.
Mrs. Howard is a. member of the
Clt’V't‘liHltl Retail Credit Men's Asso-
ciation Ilnll hnd :tvery active part
in arranging: their recent annual
meet. 0: the Cleveland association's
700 members about ilve per cent are
worm-n.
Mrs. lln\'.'.'ll"tl is: well known among
_nntlonnl l'rI'Illt men and has attend-
ed :1 numlur or their conventions,
"Tact rnti1~-r thnn education is what
is needed in credit work," she says.
Dr. l’nnnie. Fern Andrews.
Dr. Fannie l‘ern Andrews. lecturer
and sm-ial uorkvr, is the first woman
toappenr on the. program of the Am-
erican Political Science Association.
Mrs. Andruws is the secretary and
organizvr (vi the American Schools
Citizenship Lrumlc. and a member
of the international Committee for
Perm’mrnt Peal-e. She is the author
of a number of works on internation-
al relations. Her home is in Boston,
‘ Muss.
\V'heu Gingling college, at Nan-
king, China. opened its doors for its
present turn), one girl in the newly
arrived lreshman class had traveled
an entire month, by the slow meth-
ods of locomotion prevalent in the
country, and through regions intest-
ed with ham ts, in order to reach
the campus 0 time. It would have
taken her no longer to reach Nan-
‘5 king from New York than from her
home village.
The incident is told by Laura. H.
“'lld. professor o! biblical literature
at Mount nolyoke College, to illus—
trate the great desire 0: Chinese wo-
Mrs. J. M. Howard.
men for education. .
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Calgary, Alberta, Canada, has Just.
one aidcrwoman. She is Miss Annie
Gale, the first city niderwoman in
Canada. She si. seeking election for
her fifth [consecutive term. .
Do your basting with the machine.
having not it for the longest stitches.
This is just as easy to pull out. as n
basting. and requires less time.
Mrs. E. C. Dickinson, 65 years old.
of Springfield. 0., is believed to be
the last woman to operate a. spinning
wheel. She was considered an ex-
pert spinner in her youth and has
kept up the occupation since. She
recently gave an exhipition of her
skill in a public exhibition building.
‘ What Was Coming to Him
7‘ .‘mm clam-m ,hm oc—
. g9 “pueblo the inmates of
as... hospital. During m. 0e:-
‘hc noticed that one on the p.-
poid tip closest attention, his
fivM'r upon the preacher-
-113 body bent: uteri! torwu-d.
mus-cu ml most flattering.
, 1].. service tho speaker noticed
13‘ mph Ipokc to the super-in-
Io II soon as possible the
inquired:
. man speak to you
man 1" ,
. 4'1. mindd‘ tolling in.
Speaking of Frank Chase and his
illness. It will be a and blow to
southern and northern baseball fans
it the old Cubltar cannot: accom-
pany his team when the Box and the
Giants hook up for the exhibition
Bame- in the south en route north.
The series opens at Orlando, Fla...
March 31, and ends in Chimp April
12. Fans have expressed much in-
terest in the scheduled resumption
at the old Chance-Hector bottles
at I decade ago._ However, Chance
m” be in shape to carry out on the
hummer“! min by that time. Blue-
bali tollowen hope .0, st: but.
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for All [lb Except Contagious
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SAVOIA
Lunch and Restaurant .
Is Now Open at I
54 South Main Street
Our Former Location
We Continue the Hotel and
Dining Room at 24 Monroe St.
Clifl‘ord Shoe Store
Up-to-Dato Footwear
S. GREENE. Prop. .
(Formerly with Max Levy) I‘
Moderately Priced \
us So. Main St. 80. ‘Nomlk. Ct.‘
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Remington Compressors
Service on All Makes.
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- Phone 1057
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