The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-15
KARLOWA RADIO
PLANS EASTER
MORN SERVICE
Station Now Located I'm Palmer
School Ready for Broadcasting;
Lengthy Program.

Il
Rock Island has completed the in
stallation of the broadcasting APP
paratus in the Palmer School of
Chiropractfc and preliminary tests
have been made this week. Several
brief programs have already been
given and next week the station
will start on fun schedule with re-
ports of all kinds.
While the station was still loca-
ted in Rock Island ii was author
ICED by the government as one OF
the eight official broadcasting sta
tons for weather reports. Besides
the weather reports that Will De
broadcasted by the station woo.
elaborate programs, including vo-
cal numbers and orchestra selec-
tions will be given from the Palmer
school.
Dwight Meyer, chief operator of
the Karlowa Radio company in
Rock Island will have charge of
the broadcasting and DR.. Frank FL
lott, business manager of the
school, will be in charge of the sta
ton.
The removal of the broadcasting
apparatus of the Karlowa station
is the only change that has been
made by the company. Offices ana
radio equipment will be maintain
ed in Rock Island the same as be-
fore and the broadcasting station.
in Davenport viii still be under
the jurisdiction of Robert Karlowa.
Musical Program.
Each week The Argus Radio will
publish the program which is 10 D.
broadcasted from the Palmer school
on a 3s0-meter wave length. A
program will be broadcasted to-
night, and Easter morn, starting al
5:2I o'clock. central time. Tonight's
program will begin at Z O'Clock and
will be under the direction of En-
win Swindell. musical director.
The principals for the musical pro-
gram are Mrs. Herbert Lohmiller
soprano; Thomas Rogerson, bari
tone; Mrs. A. w. Lee, violin; How
ard Snyder, pianist: Erwin Swim
dell, accompanies The program:
Nightingale" -....-.... Stevens
wild Rose of Iowa. .... .Swindell
Mrs. Herbert Lohmilier.
Because" ... D'HGrdelOJ
Little Mother of Mine" Bur1eigh
Nobody Knows the Trouble l
See
"Govotte" .........
Mrs. A. w. Lee.
81 Gathered a Rose" .....-L Lee
my Lover He Comes on a Ski
.............. CloughieighteI
Mrs. Herbert Lohmiller.
Lonesome. That's All". Roberts
Don't You Remember The Time
........... Williams
Thomas Rogerson.
"Rigoletto" Paraphrase 1900. List
Howard Snyder.
Sunrise Easter Service.
The sunrise Easter service will
begin at 5;21 O'Clock tomorrow
morning and musical selections will
he given during the morning and
the afternoon. The Easter program
is:
Chimes solo. Christ Has Risen
E. John Richards.
SeIection-P. S. c. Glee club.
Solo-Mrs. H. E. Vedder.
Selection-P. S. c. Glee club.
Prayer-Rev. c. r. Neel, pastor
of the First Christian church
1OlOs IGGpC1Is IO4 tue Ming
dom of God is at Hand"-John
Pringle Scott and Mrs. Amalia
Schluidt-Gobble.
Reading, The Voice of Pebble
B. J. Palmer.
Easter talk-ev. ]. H Craven.
Community song, Nearer, My
God, to Thee"
Selection-P. s. c. Glee club.
/ mmunity-Doxology
n Benediction-Rev ]. II. Craven.
A sacred chimes concert will be
given from 8 to 10 O'Clock and from
1890 to 1880 o'clock popular Sc
lections will be given by O'Dell's
Novelty orchestra. The sacred
chimes concert will be given again
from $50 to O'Clock and the pop
ular selections from to $50
o'clock