The New York herald., 1922-02-26


news. weekdays 2:05 T. NJ excepting
Saturday, by Marine Engineering dno
shipping Age. Babson's Statistical
Service. Monday, p NJ. Official Ar
lington time, :52 =. NJ. Agricultural
reports, official, daily IL NJ. and r
NJ, Man in-the-M Moon" stories by Miss
Josephine Lawrence &C Newark sun
dan CGH). Program will be announced
daily by radiophone :45 p. NJ.
STATION wBZ. SPRINGFIELD.
Prof. C. A. Hawley from the Olivet Com
munity House.
Robertson's Society Orchestra.
Wednesday.
Beatrice Dubuque. soprano; Beatrice
Rivard. pianist; Henry A. Felix,
violinist: John Myers, violinist
Harry Holland, 'cellist Nelson Ruscoe,
pianist.
Fabiola Richardson. soprano; Alice
Chagmon, alto; Fred Roy. tenor
Esther de Gray Meteviere, violinist
Ernest J. Phillie. pianist.
Sunday.
Church services at studio.
Monday.
Mrs. H. NJ. Duquette, soprano; Beatrice
Rivard. pianist.
To-day.
STATION KDKA, PITTSBURGH.
10:45 A. M.-Services of First Presby-
terian Church, Sixth avenue, Pitts
burgh, Pa. DIR. Maitland Alexander,
minister.
800 p. M.-Radio chapel at Station
KDKA, conducted by Rev. w. Wof-
ford T. Duncan, pastor Emory Meth
odist Episcopal Church. Pittsburgh.
Pa
pal Church, Shady avenue. Pittsburgh,
Pa. The Rev. Z. J. Van Etten, rector.
Monday.
7:15 p. M-Milton Mobiles, who is star
ring in "Lightnin'." appearing at the
Nixon Theater, Pittsburgh. will give
a short talk.
500 p. M.-Letter from Roger Babson,
economist and business authority.
500 p. M.-"Experi iences of Woman
Reporter" by Miss Gertrude Gordon.
feature writer of the Pittsburgh
Press
$50 P. M.-Popular concert by the Sill
yer Star Orchestra, assisted by Miss
Hilda Ritter, soprano, and Lester y.
Diamond. baritone.
Tuesday.
500 p. M.-"The Qualities of Leader
ship" by Miss l.. Lola Walker, League
OF Women Voters. Weekly talk on
dress.
$3.50 p. M.-Popular concert by the
Evans Orchestra, under the manage
ment of Preston Evans.
Wednesday.
500 p. M-Message from the National
Safety Council.
500 p. M.-"The Bank Check" by w.
O. Phillips. cashier of the Diamond
National Bank, Pittsburgh, Pa.
$3.50 p M-Instrumental and vocal
numbers by the Asbury Orchestra, r.
ii. Marshall director.
, Thursday.
$500 P. M-"Selecting Your Broker" by
VIM. J. McMoil of Moore, Leonard &
Lynch, brokers.
Safety" by John Cartel, chief direc-
lor VI odlely Durtdu, carnegie steer
Company. Edgar Thomson works.
$3.50 p. M.-Program by an instrument
tai trio; Harry Renter. first violin
A. II. Renter, second violin. and Miss
Hilda Renter, pianist.
Also soprano solos by Miss Esther
Franco, from the Monte Carlo and
Milan Opera companies, and piano
solos by Miss Florence Warren.
Friday.
100 p. M.--"Pittsburgh and Civit
Service" by Miss II. Marie Dermitt
Secretary Civic Club of Allegheny
County.
500 2. M.-Entertainment by the Glee
Club of Washington Seminary, Julia
Moss director.
Saturday.
500 p. M-Entertainment by members
OF the Carnegie Tech Orchestra.
500 p. M.-"The 1921 Income Taz
Laws--General." by r. l.. wickline
Corporation Audit Company.
$3.50 p. NJ. - Orpheus Quartet, Pear
Crawford Van Orsdale, soprano
Maude johnson Fisher, contralto
Lawrence G. Gibson, tenor: J. FREQ
Cutler. bass, and Adaline Merrill
Biddle, director and accompanist. AS.
sisted by Julius Chaser, violinist, ac.
companied by Ruth Chaser. ant
Claudia Lucas Harris, reader.
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