New-York tribune., 1922-05-14
lle ll.11le hado Comment and Advice-B lack Rnrs

Sunday. May IA
VIZ, Newark $3.50 meterS

" ""uio Nhapel Services;
Mothers' Day exercises conducted bv
MISS Frances M. Hedden, of the New
'crscy Sunday School Association.
sermon, Our Mothers" by the Rev.
george c. Vincent d. D., pastor Of
the South Park Presbyterian Church
Newark; Sunday school lesson. bv
the Rev. Samuel D. Price, D. D.. sec
retary of the Worlds Sunday Schoo,
Association. The program includes
songs My Mother Taught Me- -
Mother. My Dear" and "Lullabv" :"
by Miss May c. Korb, soprano solo.
4 p; NJ. - Literary vcspers, by Edgar
a:5o p. m-Concert by the Hampton
Quartet of Virginia; X. O. Purves,
secretary.
$50 p; m.-"Bubble Book. That Sing"
by Ralph Mayhem.
GAS p. m.-"Sandman Stor;e."
: NV Wonderful Tar Babv." "B,rer
Rabbit and the Honcv.n "R,rar Eox
and the Little Rabbits" and Other
negro dialect stories by A. c. Kraven
':30 p. m.-"Anthracite Mining" bv
d. c. Ashmead
':a5 p. m.-"rhe Health of the Child :"
by Dr.. j. N. Myers.
p: m..-French-Canadian Dialect Sto-
rlcs, by W. J. Dryden.
y p' m-Sacred music by an orches-
trelle
9:l5 p. NJ" Camping" by Alexander
NJ Dodge of White Plains, Ny.
WAAT, Jersey City. 200 meters
6:57 y. m.-Tuning test.
! p. m.-Address by W. r. Valentine
principal of the State Of New jersey
Manual Training and Industrial
School for Colored Youth. Subject.
The Aim and Purpose of Our
School"
':lo p. m.--Program Of American folk
songs and spirituals by male quartet
from the Bordentown School. Ira
Goodwin, tenor; Jesse Hamilton.
tenor; Melvin Burgess, barytone,
and George Dosher. bass (a) Good
News" (b) ooh, Mary. Don't You
Weep" (cl What Kind of Shoes Do
You Wear" Cd Live Humble"
l:3o p. Announcements
1893 p. m.-Quartet M (e) THE Rosary"
(f) ""hy Adam Sinned." (g) by
end By (h) "Mighty Day"
7:l5 p. m. - Miss Helen Scruby, con-
tralto solost from the school, will
sing: (al Deep River Burlcigh;
(b) "Smiling Through" (c) "a Little
Gray Home in the West
7:55 p. m. Quartet. ID "Wide River"
(D Get on Board" lk) Couldn't
Hear Nobody Pray" % Amt it a
shame (m) Study War no More"
lnl Heaven Coz 80 Sinner fp)
otis Me"
WRL, Union College Schenectady, $50
Meters
7:30 p. m.--"The Political Situation in
China" by DR.. Peter Wold, Depart
ment OF physics.
p. III. Smiling Through" and THE
0ld n Road barytone solos, by David
Brockway; Scarf Dance and "Song
OF India" piano solos by William
Hewlett
WBZ, Springfield, Mass, $3.50 meters)
p. m.-Radio chapel at station WBZ,
conducted by Rev. ~. B. Grant.
p. m.-Church services, by Rev. Dr.
H. Paul Douglas.
WGI, Medford Hillside, Mass $3.50
meters)
7:45 p. MA Chance to Grow Up"
by Henry Lawrence Southwick, Pres
ident Emerson College Of Oratory.
q y. III. NdulO CluTCf1 service. sermon
by the Rev II. Douglas Pierce. pas
tor Winter Hill Baptist Church. "a
Commission for Life" assisted by the
church male quartet, William F. Pol
lard jr., Leonard O. Waters, tenors;
W. S. Trefry, Francis Rowland,
basses; selections. "Tha Church in
the Wildwood" "For You and for
Me-; solo by William F. Pollard jr.,
Mother OF Mine"
$3.50 p. m.--Master Fred Sawin, boy
soprano soloist. Church of the Ad-
vent, Back Bay; accompanied by Z.
Lewis Dunham.
kDKA, Pittsburgh $3.50 meters)
9:45 a. m. - Services of the Point
Breeze Presbyterian Church, Fifth
and Penn avenues, Pittsburgh, Dr.. F.
H. Barker minister.
| :45 p. m.-Children's Bible story.
3 p. m.-Radio chapel at Station kDKA,
conducted by the Rev. c. A. Sander
beck of st. Paul's R. C. Cathedral,
Pittsburgh.
6:30 p. m.-Services of the Calvary
Episcopal Church. Pittsburgh, the
Rev E. j. Van Etten rector.
KYW, Chicago $3.50 meters)
$3.50 p. m.-Radio chapel service con-
Quoted by the Rev. Arthur Frederick
Ewert of the Central Presbyterian
Church. of Chicago; musical program
conducted by William r. Riddell, mu
sical director of the Central Presby
terian Church, and Jeane Burgess,
organist.
E,or,,,~,o,~A snor,aou %