The New York herald., 1922-05-21

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Harvey B. Gaul. organist and director.
MONDAY.
700 p. M.-weekly survey of business con-
ditions. National Industrial Conferences
500 p. M-"womea in Business" Thyrsa
| w. Amos. dean of women. University Of
Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh, Pa; Pharmacy"
Julius A. Koch. Dean School of Pharmacy.
University Of Pittsburgh. From Pittsburgh
Post Studio.
0:0o p. M.-vocal selections by Robert
and Miss Lena Powell. soprano Mrs. Rob-
ert Johns. accompanist.
TUESDAY
a:ooP. M.-Weekly Dress Talk:
500 p. M.-"Starting TO Work." John d.
Stark. field secretary. Department Of vo-
Schools. business Requirements will
burgh, Pa. From Pittsburgh Post studio.
s;46 p; M.-Returns of Harry Gr.b-Jim run.
ney boxing bout at Madison Square Gar
den, New York city. From Pittsburgh
600 r. M.-Instrumental and vocal selections
by Edward Mcfarland. bat itone, aud Earl
Truxei. accompanist: Arthur W. Becker
and Pal (Joe Dremmett). suitarists.
WEDNESDAY.
| 500 p. MA Brief History and an Outline
| Mrs. John S. Sloan. president, the Congress-
of Women's Clubs Of Western fennsyl-
yania. Inc, Pittsburgh. Pa. From Pitts
800 p. M-Entertainment by Jessie Wise
| Greenwald, lyric soprano: Edward Boyle
Senter. violinist. and Cornelia T. Cassidy.
THURSDAY.
| 500 p. M.-'Why a Corporate Trustee" G..
F. zimmerman, secretary Pennsyivania
Post Studio.
900 ?. M-Popular program by Bers's
! and steel; w. Barth. banJo-mando'in, and
| l.. Hohne, ukulele- guitar. C.. J. BERG. man
ager. Vocal selections by LYDIA Peterson.
FRIDAY.
500 P. MA Look Into the Future Dex-
ter 8. Kimball. dean. the College Of Engi-
neering. Cornell University, Ithaca lths,ea, y. " Y.
| chanical Engineers. From Pittsburgh Post
| Studio.
BOO P. M--classical vocal selections ny Miss
Clara Huhn, soprano of the Shadysids
| Presbyterian Church: Pittsburgh. assisted
BY the Century % Male @ ouarte: fr2m Rnn.r; sne
son Tilton, first tenor: Roy Strayer. second
tenor; Russell H. Kirk; baritone; James nc,
Violin selections by Nathan Weinberg.
| SATURDAY.
400 P. M.--Popular concert by the Buddy
Club Orchestra of Oakland Pittsburgh.
| Pa. Alfred F. Kennedy. manager. From
200 p. M@''industriai Workers" Frank NJ
Leavitt. associate superintenden;: Pitts
600 p. M.NConcert by the Girls Orchestra of
| flttsDurBn.
| Station WGI, Medford Hillside. Mass
| (Amrad)
WEEK DAYS.
1855 P. M.-Music.
! 300 P. M.-Current events (Boston Traveler)
I 1880 P. M.-Baseball scores. Late news
flashes (Boston American). except on Tues
days and Thursdays when at 7:45 P. NJ.
T:45 P. M.-Boston police reports. except on
| Tuesday and Thursday when at 1855 P. NJ
| 500 p. M.-Radio church service, conducted
by the Rev. e r. Carter. Harvard Church.
Brooklyn. Sermon. The Search for God"
tet. James Thompson and Edwin r. Carter,
teno-s: Willis Whitcomb and Ralph
Wheeler. basses' seiections SMsN., Wmen
rive W Found Friend Istebbin.), Jesus,
| Saviour Pilot Me- Could.
$50 p. M.,Master W. ); Peterson. o. boy oy
Bay. Z. Lewis Durham, accompanist
Selections: brightest and Best OF the Sons
OF the Morning (Harding). "Hark. Hark'
1850 p. M.-weekly business report;
Doing" Prof. william F. wyatt. Ph.D.
History Department, Tufts College.
$50 P. M.-Arthur F. Tucker. tenor soloist
pilot (Protheroe), Rose OF My Heart
(Ayiward). Little Mother O. Mine" (Bur
s:45 p. M.-Mary Conroy. contralto. .'vene
tian Waltz Song" (Bronte), Sing Me II
Sleep fGreen).
90 r M.-Irene de Mers. soprano. "A
wondrous Rose" (Burnham). MY Shadow
o:is p. M.-John Bowen, pianist. Crane
March de Concerto" r1ss,s { IW9llenhaupo'
7:so p. M.-Bedtime story, When Francin'
Fell Out Of Bed tseott; IONS Herald
500 p. M.-"Preventing Tubercuiosis. Per
sonal hygiene talk No. 10. by b.. 4. Wei
come. executive secretary, Junior Depart
ment American Red Cross.
s:15 p. M.-Joan Parsons, soprano; ane M
Thomas Quinn. tenor. soloists at ~: Ce
celas Church Back x@r,hT Bay. aecopsneo seisesons
Morning (speaks). Roses Of Picardy
Cweatherly). ''I Passed BY Your Window a
Brah Quinn M,Dnt Disn0f9Tss Fses%aninpv s1s pys
Miss Mccarthy; III God Left Only ,1., You
.nns. n,ano solo. selected. Miss Mccarthy
suet' 80 soave Fanciulla" CPuccinil
from La Boheme." Miss Parsons ane
s4s p M.-Hugh coushlin, tenor soloist
St Mary's Church. Boston, aecompanie,c =
by William Z. Thomas. selections Al Al
Love But n,Is Day ,pupIeissS s9thsr0e'F For You
o:i5 p. M.-Junior sextet OF Everett. ,,.e Freo
Smith, piano ksnnein cInae vVes Weeer. cornet
franklin Badger. flute; James McLausn-
lin, drums: "Iust,pis" ,,sh Ks,a nS se's, a.;
| ''Traumeret' tScnumhnl' pa
trio Smith. Vincent and whiting. zoe.
| 49,. TAi Jolson), Songs OF the Nation
~ H. Lampej. Excursion Party tR Howe)'
orchestra WEDNESDAY.
| 7.fb p MA Great American foon, us
| Miss d. II. Goodwin OF Massaehusetts, ~,
vision of Markets. Department OF Asricu'-
s.Ib p. M.-"The Hair and Scalp" Or. Ru-
| dolph Nerten, hair specialist.
$50 p. M-Harry MeDevitt In poGuiaro sonss, "a:
! Including My Radio Girl, oy Char"e
| johnson and Bob Elliot.
s,45P p. M.-Elyira Leveroni and Louise Sac
| aracco Metropolitan Opera Company, IN
| selected operntic numbers.
p:io p NV A. Gaylord, saxopnone' anu
G. A. Gaylord. accordion
7.ao r. M-Bedtime story. Catching
(Christian Standard, read by MISS buniec
500 p M'-"Government and Its Relation to
| Law and Order" B. a. Levy.
and violin solos. accompanied oy floSsie
| Moore. Selections "ciinghsm Gowns
IPennl and Just Been Wond ring tcan'
| nins1 Violin -''Tarantella" tPapinD
and 'Mazur'' CMlynarskD
s:o0P. M-"Russia's Tragedy. Capt. psx,
| ton Hibben, American Committee for Relief
| Of Russian Children.
s:I5 p M.-Newtonvtle Methodie'- Episcopal
Church Quartet, Clara Sexton crowley, SO
| prano; Jeanette Hall. contralto: Frederick
W. whiting. tenor: Ralph II. Somert, bass
| violin obligato, John w. Crowley; piano sc-
companist. Josephine G. Collier. sclec'
| tions-"Conie TO Our Hearts tMacey
Crowley. accompanied by Mr.. Crowley
"s,arry Nlght'' tDensmore). Mr.. Whiting
and Mr.. sonicrs: "watchman Tel lis Of