The New York herald., 1922-04-23

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Ican Associations viii be included. Final
scores will include all hits and errors.
SUNDAY.
II 100 A: M.-services OF the Emory Meth Metno,
dist Episcopal Church. North Hignlana
avenue. at Rippey street. Pit,sburgh: "a.
e:45 P. M.-Chiidren's Bible stories. PLANT
Your Seeds in the Right Place,
3 100 p. M,--Radio Chapel at KDKA Station.
conducted by the Rev. Stanley A. Hunter
OF the North Presbyterian Church. Gal
weston and North Lincoln avenues, Norti
1900 p. M.--Services OF the Calvary Episco-
pal Church. Shady avenue. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Rev. L. j. Van Ettcn, rector.
MONDAY.
s p M-''Rivers and Harbors," by Cornish
Bailey. secretary National Rivers and
Hsrbors Congress. Washington, u. 9. From
Pittsburgh Post Studio. international
Frienship During the War" by DR.. Benja-
min F. Bat,in. From Pittsburgh Post
Studio.
by Nine. Esther Franco. operate soprano.
and Mrs. Howard Mckown. pianist.
TUESDAY.
s +. M.-"Golf for the Novice and Veteran
(by a professionaD. Al Mcbride. instructor
Pittsburgh Golf Club. Pittsburgh. Pa From
Pittsburgh Post Studio. Weekly dress
talk. from Pittsburgh Post Studio. "Our
ciovernmen,-I,s Prin. iples." by. Louis X.
Manlcy professor OF political science. Uni
verslty OF Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh. Ia. From
Pittsburgh Post Studio.
8 30 p. M.-An interesting and entertaining
program by the Edgar Thompson Works
Glee Club.
WEDNESDAY.
8 p. M.-"pittsburgh--Its Civic Pride" by
T. A. Dunn. From Pittsburgh Post Studio.
$3.50 +. MA variety OF vocal and instru-
mental selections by e. G. Melvin. violinist !:
Leona Friedman. pianist. and Vincent
Krocn, barytone.
THURSDAY
r. M.-"Joys of Spring and Summer Motor
ing by Edward Bald. Hudson Motor Car
Company. Pittsburgh. Pa. From Pittsburgh
Post Studio.
30 r. M.-Concert by the Pittsburgh Flute
Club and vocal selections by Maud Fully.
soprano: Mrs. p. Packham Alexander. con-
tralto.
r. M.--"The Summer Vegetable BY w.
b. Nissley. professor OF vegetable exten-
sion Of Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania state
Thomas Stockham Baker. Ph. D.. secretary
Carnegie Institute OF Technology, Pitts
burgh. Pa. From Pittsburgh Post Studio.
$50 p. M.-Narieties, by Lillian Wood. So
prano: Henry Reinert. pianist. and Anna
Elwell. reader.
SATURDAY.
3 100 =. M.-Popular concert by the Crescent
entertainers.
500 P. M-.The Meaning OF Vocational
Guidance, by DR.. Edward Rynearson.
director Of vocational guidance Pittsburgh
uSG gadux sihSG psas ~ ssa4se r Pa s,ebbns
president Northern New York Securities
Corporation. Watertown. y. u
8: 80 p. M.-Versatilc entertainment by the
Trade Tour Quartet Of the Chamber Of
Pittsburgh Post studio.
station WGI, Medford Hillside,
(Amrad)
SUNDAY
I;45 +. M.-Police reports for City Of Boston.
500 P. M.-Radio church service: Sermon
ington. Mass, "A Bible Talk with Inns
tra,ions from Nature Vocal selections
by Samuel Frederick; boy soprano soioist
companist, Adelbert Morse. Selections.
Holy City. IA Dream of Paradise
s:i5 P. M.-Musicai concert by Boston
N''A''' MONDAY.
7:30 p. Mate news flashes. Baseball
7:i5 r M-poiice reports for City of Boston.
500 p. NJ Preparedness Among Animals"
by Alfred Church Lane. Ph.D.. Sc. D..
Pearson, professor of geology and miner
s:i5 p. Mn Maytime ! Learned to Love
9Snyder song by Bob Winningham
pr prano seieetions eas.i aaors.on yrs Telma ao
Lilac Tree" Garland. Somewhere a
Voice is Calling" Tate. Miss Marie Fitz-
RtFalu, accompanied.
TUESDAY
1:30 p. M.-Bedtime Story for the Children
Uittle Folks Magazine). "A Little Goose
Girl read by Miss Eunice l.. Randall.
I 40 i. M.-carrc v. Malcolm. soprano
.oois'- ..a.a ,s. Selections; %n Perfect Day"
500 r. M.-Late, News F1ashes-Baseball
$40 p M.-Police reports for city Of poston.
s.I5 p. M.-"Tuberculosis. Peraonal Hy-
riene Talk No. -, by II. a. Welcome.
ecutive secretary. Junior department. Amer
lean Red Crors.
A. Taylor. violinist: Alma f. Scott, cello I:
Hazel X. Scott. piano. Selections: ''Sere-
made won Dion), trio: Largo" tIfandD
Mr. Taylor tWS p1DalsT number trio rio
the Brook tBoiTdcssre) trio.
WEDNESDAY.
1:30 r. M.-Late News Fiashes-Baseball
scores.
7:75 p. M-weckiy Msrke. Report. by Miss
ID. ". Goodwin OF Massachusetts Division
Of Markets. Department Of Agriculture.
What to Buy for the Sunday Dinner
s:i5 r. M.-Musical Program by Gertrude T.
wateon. mezzo-.oprano sololst. and Hester
wcgarth BraEdon. n!anist. open Secret
twoodman,. My Noble Knights Meyer
beer from The Huguenots'; The Swai-
lows fCowen). Bonnie Doom Scotch
Gsaint -saens). from .'sam-on and Del
ilaIi wake Dp ffnillpSJ, come
Pack 70 Erin" tcar1beD.
s:45 P.M.-Schubert Club OF women's Voices.
Katherine Crockett Mcravitt. conductor
Lucina Jewell. piani-t. Selections "par-
carollc. Starry Night Opensmore) "Blue
Danube Watzcs" fSfrauss-wiIeonl. Sehu-
bert Club: "The Wander Rose" tJewciD
'Flow Gently. Sweet Afron.' old Scotch
song, by Mrs. McDav'.t "Murmurin@
Freezes fJenscn). 'The Snowstorm''
fRogers). There Are Fairies tIewelD. by
Mites Heliman; "Agnus Dei'' tBzcD. by
Miss Linnell..
THURSDAY.
: 40 r. M.--Bcdtine Story for the Children.
THE Ways OF Tree read by Miss
Frni~e l.. Randall.
T4a r. M.-Laic News Flashss-Bascball
scores.
a5 r. M.-Police reports for city OF Boston.
Z .on p. M-''what Radio Means 10 the
Home Life OF America. by Joe Mitchell
Channle. author and puhlicist.
s:f5 r. M.-Sylvia Waite. zzo-soprano.
Collections: "Eierie" fMassenet. ''Sing.
Sing. Birds on the Wing fNutting)
Danny BOY lW.therby).
$50 r.. M.--The combat scene between King
James of Scotland and Rodcric Dhu. from
THE Lady OF the Lake" tScotD. recits-
tion by Charles +. Atkinson.
FRIDAY.