Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-28
WIRELESS WONDERS
HERE AT HOME
Young Man in Country Receives
Regular Prog am On Radio
Receiving Set


ington pike, on the BooneSborC
road, is making evenings mighty
+ pleasant for guests who drop il
with his RADIO receiving plant
lie nightly receives a program
from the Pittsburg station anC
other wireless tc1ephone stations
and invites his fricLjs to come II
most any evening and hear for
themselves the wonder OF these
messages gathered from the air
| Mr.. Long is an expert at build
ing radio receiving sets and Of
fcrS his services to any who may
be interested. He has been build
ing these sets Tor a year and also
had work in the electrical de-
partment OF the Coync Trade and
Engineering School.
In addition to the lectures, CON
ccrts and other forms Of enter
tainment received from the Pitts
burg broadcaSting station. lac
hears messages from the Detroit
News, Rossclle Park n. J., New
ark. n. J., Chicago. Springfield,
ass. and other wireless sending
stations.
The PittSburg station operates
with a regular program for its
connections starting Sunday with
a sermon. Mr.. Long receives 4
copy Of the program Tor the week
which is given below. and indi-
Gates what sort OF evenings CO
tcrtainmcnt one may tavc In ni~
home if equipped with tho radio
receiving set. The program fUr
the remainder of this week Is a.
follows:
Tuesday, Feb. 2S
g =. M.-"Thc Qualities Of
Leadership by MisS l.. Lola
Walker. League of Women Nut-
crs; weekly talk ON dress.
$50 p. Unpopular concert by
the Evans Orchestra under the
management Of Preston Evans.
Wednesday, March !
s =. m.-MeSsagc from Nation
al Safety Council; The Bat
Check" by w. .. Phillips. cash
icr Of the Diamond National RauP
Pittsburg. Pa.
$50 p. m--An excellent pro-
gram of instrumental and vocal
numbers by the ASbury Orchcs-
ira. i. II. Marshall. director.
Thursday, M~ch 2
S pm Selecting Your Brob-
er," by Wm. !. McMoil, OF Moore.
Leonard & Lynch. Brokers;
Safety" by John Cartel chief
Director OF the Safety bureau
Carneg:a Steel Company. Edgar
Thompson Works.
$50 p. ma varied program
hy an instrumental trio: Harry
Renter, FIRST violin: y. H. Renter.
second violin and Miss IIilda Rcti
ter. pianist. Also soprano solos
by Miss Esther Franco from the
Monte Carlo and Milan Opera
Companies. and piano solos by
Miss Florence Warren.
FRIDAY, March 3
s p. m.-"Pittsburg and Civil
Service" by Miss II. Marie Der
mitt. secretary Covic Club of NJ
lcgheny county.
$50 p. m.-A versatile enter
tainment by the Glce Club ol
Washington Seminary, ulia
Moss. director.
Saturday, March q
) p. Unpopular entertainment
by members of the Carnegie Tech
Orchestra.
Sp. m.3"Thc 1921 Income Tax
I.aws-Gcncral" by r. l.. Wick
line. Corporation Audit ca.
$50 p. m.-Orphcus Quartet.
Pearl Crawford Van Orsdale. So
prano; NIaudc Johnson Fisher.
contralto; Lawrence {. Gibson.
tenor; J. Fred Cutler, bass. and
Adalainc Merrill Biddlc, director
and accompanist. Assisted by
Julius Chaser. violinist. accom-
panied by Ruth Glasscr, Claudia
Lucas Harris. reader.
Sunday, March S,
l0:45 a. m.-Scrvices Of the
First Presbyterian church, Sixth
avenue, Pittsburg, Pa. DR. Matt
land Alexander, Minister.
; p. m.-Radio Chapel AT Sta
ton KDKA, conducted by DR. J..
Walter Mason. pastor First Unil
tartan church. Pittsburg. Pa.
7:,'0 p. m.-Services of the Cal
vary Episcopal church, Shady av-
enue. Pittsburg, Rev. f. ]. Van
Eteen, rector.
Entertainments at 7:l5 and 81
p. m. are given from the Pitts
burg Post Studio.
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