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PROGRAMS FOR THE WEEK

These programs are prepared some time in advance of thedates. and are subject to change. Programs in detail arepublished daily in your favorite newspaper.

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WESTINGHOUSE STATION KDKA360 Meters. East Pittsburgh. Pa.

Sunday, April 23, 1922

Services of th., Emory Method",t EpiM:opal Church, NorthHighland Avenue at Rippey Street. Pittsbu~h. Pa c .

Children's Bible Stori..-"Plant You. Seeds 10 the Right

R~:~~apel at KDKA Station. conducted by Rev. StanleyA Hunter of the North Presbyterian Church. Galvestona~d North'Lincoln Avenues, N. S., Pittshurgh. Fa.

Servicell of tb... Calvary Episcopal Church, Shady Avenue,Pituburgh, Pa. Rev. E. J. Van Etten. Rector.

Monday, April 24, 1922"River. and Harbors". by CornishBailey.Secretary, Nation-al River" and Harbo", Congr.".,., Wll.flhington,D. C.From Pituburgh Post Studio. .

"Internlltional Friend.hip During the War". by Dr. Ben,a·min F. Battin. From Pituburgh Post Studio.

Vocal and instrl,1mental"election" by Mrs. Eather F~an~o,operatic soprano. and Mrs. Howard McKown. Plan....t,

Tu.,.day, April 25, 1922"Golf for the Novice and the Veteran". (by a prof.".,.ional).A!.McBride, instructor. Pitubl,1rghGolf Club, Pittaburgh,Pa. From Pittaburgh Post Stl,1dio.

W~ldy Dr......Tel k, from the Pittaburgh P"!'t Studio."Our Government-Ita Principles". by Lou.s K. Manley,Professor of Politi... 1 Science, University of Pittaburgh,Pittabl,1rrrh.,Pa. From Pituburgh Post Stl,1dio.

An interest:in_gand entertaining program by the EdgarThomaon Works Glee Club.

Wednesday, April 26, 1922"Pittaburgb-Iu Civic Pride", by T. A. D~nn, Chai~manofCommittee onRailroadaandTransportatIOn.and Dn.ect-or of Pittaburgh Chamber of Commerce. From Pitt&-burgh Post Studio.

A variety of voealand instrumental selectionsby E. C; Mel-vin. violinist; Leona Friedman. pianist, and VmcentKrnen, baritone.

Thursday, April 27, 1922"Joys of Spring and Summer Motoring", by Edward Bald,Hudson Motor Car Company. Pituburgh, Pa. FromPittaburgh Post Studio.

Concert by the Pituburgh Aute Club and voeal eelecrieesby Maud Fuly, 1I0prano,and M... J. Packham Alexander.contralto.

Friday, April 28, 1922"The Summer Vegetable Garden", by W. D. E!enedict,Farm Bur... u. A1legbenyCounty.

"Commercial Engineering", by Thomu Stockham Bal.er.Ph. D. Secretary Carnegie Institl,1te of Technology,PitUbu'J"h, Pa. From Piu.bulIlh PO!ItStudio.

"Vllrieties', by Lillian Wood, !IOprano;Henry Reinert.pianist, and Anna Elwell, reader.

Saturday, April 29, 1922Popular concert by The Crescent Entertainerll."The Meaning of Vocational Guidance", by Dr. EdwardRynearson. Director of Vocational Guidance, Pittaburl[hPl,1bticSchools, Pittaburgh, Pa. "Brain BI,1i1dingDollars'.by George A. Stebbins, Pr.,.ident, North.o!rnNew YorkSecurities Corporation, Watertown, N. Y.

Venlatile entertaicment by The Trade Tour Quartet ofThe Chamber of Commerce.Pittebl,1ra:h,Pa. From Pitt ...burgh Post Studio.

Sunday. AprillO, 1922Servi<:eol. of the Point Breez.. Pr.,.byterian Church. FHth andPenn Av..nuee. , Pitt.bl,1rgh, Pa. Dr. P. H. Bark..r.Minister.

Children'. BibleStori.....

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A WONDERFUL LIFETIMETbe following delightful letter comes from one of

KDKA's regular listeners Mrs. Margaret Minteer.of East End, Pittsburgh:I am 86 years old and my friends think I ought to be an

ornament or a ecuvenir. So I just got a radio, and now Iameni~xinl' life again.When 6rst I listened in I was astonished at how I could sit

at home while educated people would talk and sing to me.1r is 80 different from my strtJtj:gles in life for a bare living

and Barnum and Bailey's circus once every ten years.I can hardly believe that I have lived to see the time when

aU the people come through the air and sing to me. Itmakesme think of the fairy tales of my childhood. and my daughter'sfamily sit and laugh at my face when J am listening to UncleWiggiIy.

Think what a wonderful change has taken placein the world since this woman was a girl. Duringthat time many new things have been contributedto the comfort. convenience and pleasure of man-kind. A few that come to mind instantly are thetelephone, automobile. airplane. electric lights andother conveniences in the factory, office and home,the X-ray, radium-and we might prolong the listalmost indefinitely.It is indeed a pleasure to receive a letter from

one who has lived through such an interesting timein the history of civilization.If there are others of our hearers who are past

the age of seventy-five we shall be glad to hearfrom them and would be especially pleased toreceive photographs showing them making use oftheir radio sets.

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THE CADMAN MALE QUARTET

Left to right-Regis ReaIPD. tenor; Edward Heilman.tenor; Edward Coyne, bass: James Malzone. baritone; Mrs.Mary J. Reid. organist and director Sacred Heart ChurchChoir, accompanist.

PROGRAMS FOR THE WEEK

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Sunday (Continue.J)Radio~Chapel at KDKA Station, conduc;.tedby Rev. A. W. S.Gar<len, of the Emanuel Epikopal Church. North andAllerheny Avenues. Pithbu'llh. P•.

Servic:u of the Calvary Ep~pa.I CI...m:h. Shady Avenue,Pituhurgh. Pa. Rev. E. J. Van Eu"n, Rector.

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Monday, April 24. 1922Stories hom St. Nichol•• Magazine.· 'Recreation". by Mr. Bradford. Play Ground and Rec:rea~tion Association of America.

Humane Society. by MiN Mabel Edna Krom.A talk on Poetal Saving•."Art and Interior Decoration of the Home" by Jeuie MartinBreeze. director of tbi. department for Country Life.

Recital by Marcia Sehupoe.Tuesday, April 25, 1922

"Man-in-tbe-Moon" .tori.,. for children. (c) Newark SundayCall.

"The Development of the Port of Nc,.' York .. a Benentto the Nation", by C. H. Cuterbrid,e.

Concert by the We.ttn,houlte Sand, twenty·nve pi_.Louia Morrell. director.

Wedn.,acIay, April 26, 1922Animal .tori.,. by Florence Smith Vincent."What Federal M"at Inapection M.,._ to the AmericanPublic". by Dr. Robert M. Mullin.. ,

Concert by the New York Uaive .. ity Muaieal Club.!, A. J.Kievet, Jr .• Director.

Thuuday, Apr-H2?, 1912Jack Rabbit nori.,. by David CoreyTravel augg.,.tio_ for Europ"an count.tea by Mr. Buah."Maintenance of Storage B.ttui.,.". by Fred Slate.Concert by the Twcoty-.econd R~m"ntal Sand, New York.Edward J. Hauoetl. Jr .. Direeter,

Friday, April 18, 1922"Man-in·the-Moon" atori.,. for children. (c) Newark 5u<\daycan.

Concert by the Philippine Ord.eIItra from the S. S. LoneStar State, R""", D. Mytoclr.. director.

During inte,mi.. ion of concert linaneial leue.r will be re~by court~y of the Magazine of Wall Street.

Recital by Bernard G,atlin. e"lo,atura ItOprano,and I.oJfFiane, lyric baritone.

Howard M. Car:s,Author and Originator of the Uncle Wigg·ByStories

\\lestIDIlbouse Br 0 a d CaS tiD go'WeS1h'lllMmse Radio Sets are best to receive

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KDKA'. Week Day Schedule10:00 to 10:20 A. M.-Muaie.12:30 to 1:00 P. M.-Mu ..le.* 2:00 to 2:20 P. M.-Mullic.3:30 P.M. R-ull!J of all league base baU ga"'cs by inni,,~•• 4:00 to 4:20 P. M.-Mullk.

"00 Satunlay special concert hom 3:00 to ...:00 P. M.7:30 P. M.-Bedtim .. Story for IGddi....7:45 P. M.-Special News, Government Market Report., Summary of

New York Stoc:k Eacbang", Weather Report.6:30 to 9:00 P. M.-MU8ical Program.9:00 to 9:05 P. M.-New_(United Pr.... Service).9,05 to 9:30 P. M.-MuaicaJ Prosram.9:55 to 10:00 P. M.-Arlingtol:l Time Signal".Time given i.Eut..,n Standud Time.

WESTINGHOUSE-RADIO CORPORATIONSTATION WJZ

360Meters. Newark, New Jersey.

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Sunday, April 23, 1922Radio chapel aervicea."A Midaummer Nilht'. Drea.m", by M .... Emma SheridanFry. aNi"ted by W.m.}. F.lloc ...... 11 "'nownmwokian.

Recital by Minna Kaufman, ~o,..tur. eopranc, fOrmel'lyofPittaburxh.

Redtal by Aeolian orch.,.treUe and Duo-Art piano.Sandman Itoriea and d,e "Bubble Book That Sing"', courtelyof Harper &; Brothere,

Selective ~rvic .. by Major Cb.. R. Monit..Life of SbakCllpeare pTOj(Tamin honor of three hWldn:thannivernry of hia bi.rth. eourteay of Harper &: Br_,

s.cred concert by Kni,:bb of Columbua choral 8Ociety.Sermon by Rev. Dr. Harold St. Michael., PasaloulatFather. MOrlUtery. W.. t Hoboken.

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RADIO CHAPEL

Rev, Stanley A. Hunter. PastorNorth Presbyterian ChurchNorth Side. Pittsburgh. Pa.

PROGRAMS fOR THE WEEK(Continued from Pacil' 3)

Saturday, April 29, 19UUode WiniJy bed.time uory hl' the autho., Howard M. Garis."Cere orille Feet". by Dr. Evcn:h Standsba.:I.,Concert by GeorFa P....silia". famoU3 Ambll3llSa.<lorOrchltSt.a.Millon Hagil'n. Manal".r.

"N..ar Ea:.t Relief". by Hen.ty Mo .... nthau. EJo-Ambusado.to Turkey,

9:20 P.M, Recital by S. L j\lnjkiar, tenor.Sunday, April 30; 19U

Radio cbapel ac:mCltS.Su.red mWJk A.:olian o.ochewtrdle and Duo-Art piano.Sandman tal" .nd the ··Bubble Book nat Sings". hyHarper & B~.

7:30 P.M. '·History of Sugu", by Mr. Gr...,n.8:15 P.M. Musie by Norman'. StriIlll: Orchestra of fifty pieces.

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Mu.i«:a1 JR'OCI"UD wed.: da}'1l, eve.y hour from II A.M. to 6 P.M. on tbehour.W",ather FOre:a.llt (offici.a1--daily). II A.M., 12 M,. 'Ii P.M. and 10,01

P.M. sbarp.Sh;ppW.c N.-., week day. 2:05 P.M. (except Saturday) by MArine E ....

ain...,rill' A.J:Ml Shippill' Ap.OdicW A.lilll:ton Time. 9::52 P.M.A.ricult1U.t Report. (offic:W--dail.y). 12:00 M. and 6;00 P.M.11Ie tUne alvep q ww", Stabd&n:l Time.

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WESTINGHOUSE STATION KYW360 Meter.. Chicago, Ill.

Sunday, April U, 1922R.& Chapel. c.oaducred by R-. Curtis W. R........ Seaetaryof the. Western U.a.ituiab Ceefereece,

Monday. AJWil24, 1922Concert bJ Berni~ Bowen • .cpRnc>; Aon:r ..:e Lucu. con-tr-Ito: F~blo: J. Flood. builOae; m.trumental eO<KUt by~. Former. vi.Dlini,.t; Oernentine Venn.. eal.li~ GraceM<:E....en, pianiat. J ......ie Royce Landis.. dn._tie c:.-eb.AMUt.!d by Sidney Spiepl. readO!l", (Lapw. Stwlib}.

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8:00 P.M.Tueaday, April 25, 1922

Musical program by £.:lit.b Allan. soprano; John EewartStamford tenor; W,lliam J. Bnnlunan. 5aXophone:BIOIIIK>mMU8Sil'lman. accompanist: G. Van Pelt. corbet.Instrumental program by Bob Bradley's orchestra.

Wednesday, April 26, 1922.Musical program by Ger ...ldine Rhoa~, con.t.~t.o: WilliamA. Mor ...., baM-haritone; Nesta SmIth -, Vlohnl~t: .Ha ydbW. Owen". accompanist: Mergaret W,I80D, pIanISt; as-sisted by Cornelius Sbugarman. re ...der.

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Thursday, April 27, 1922Popular program. courtesy of Lyon 6. Healy. Chicago.

Friday, April 24. 1922Museial p.ogram by Meta Lustgarten, soprano: EarleAnderson, haritone; Fritz Renk. violinist: Hadaseeb Mc-Griffin. accompanist: Grace Tompkin.... accompanillt;Otto G. Beyer. a<:companiat.

Instrumental program by the McKay Trio. MalvinaNeilseon, violin: Waite. Brauer. cello; Heleu McKay.piano.

Saturday, April 29, 1922Musical p.ogram by Virginia Vab Ripe., soprano; WilliamMitchell. tenor; Milan LUSk. violinillt; Mary Potter Smith,pianist: Harold Simonds. accompanillt; Ellen McCurley,accompanist; and Mr". Edna F.ain. aecompanillt.

Sunday, April 30, 19223,30 P.M. Radio Chapel conducted by Rev. Johm W. Funston, Putor

of the Woolley Memorial M. E. Chu.ch, Chicago. Ill.

Other Features9:35 A.M. Qpen;ol Market QuotatiODll. Chicago Board of Trade. Quo-

tatiODll every haU hour until 1:00 P, M.I :20 P.M. C101lina Market QuotatioDll2:15 P.M. New. and Market Repo.ts4:15 P.M. NewlI, Market and Stoc:k Reports6:30 P.M. New•• Final Market. and Finabci,.] Report!l.7:30 P.M. Children's Bed Time Story6,00 P.M. Pn>g.am of Music9,00 P.M. News and Sparta3,30 P.M. Sunday. Radio Chapel

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IW\ Station WBZ, Springfield, Mass.'e' 360 Metere, Eastern Time

7:.30 P.M. Uncle Wiggily Bedtime Story from the Spring-field Union.

7 :45 P.M. Prominent speaker, market and weather reports.8:00-9:00 P.M.-PTOgram of music.3:00P,M. Sunday-Radio Chapel.8:00 P.M. Sunday--Church Services

The Galbraith Brothers..M .......... of Good Cheer"

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