The New York herald., 1922-06-04

Station KDKA. Pittsburgh, Westinghouse.
WEEKDAYS.

Association will be included. Final scores
on er sataydsy @ avn basepsi eI scores @ % and special
popular concert beginning at o'clock.
Z p. M.-Baseball scores. Theatrical fea-
lures.
7:I5 p. M-speciaI addresses or popular
7:45 p. M-special news. Government mar
ket reports. Summary Of New York Stock
Exchange. Weather report.
r. M.-Special addresses by business men
and women. Baseball scores.
$3.50 TO +. M.-Bedtime and Uncle Wigsfiy
Story" for kiddies.
0 TO 10 p. M.-Musical program. Baseball
scores.
1855 to IL p. Warrington time signals.
SUNDAY.
ii As A. M.-Services Of the Point Breeze
nues. Pittsburgh, Pa, DIR. =. II. Barker,
minister.
2:45 p. M-children's Bible story-"The
story the Angel Told"
ton KDkA. conducted by Lieutenant
Colonel Thomas stanyon OF the Salvation
Army. Pittsburgh. Pa
Church. Shady avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa, oe
Rev. Z. j. Van Etten. rector.
MONDAY.
p. M.-weekly survey OF business condi-
tons. National Industrial Conference
p. M.-"Interior Decorations Joseph
Horne Company. Pittsburgh, Pa. From
Pittsburgh Post Studio.
0 p. M.-Piano selections by Churchill Van
de Vetter.
TUESDAY.
Z p. M.-weekly dress talk. From Pittsburgh
Post Studio.
s +. M.-Speeches from the seventeenth an
nual commencement exercises Of the West
inghouse Tech Night School. East Pitts
burgh, Pa. From Westinghouse station
KDKA. Hints to Children Leaving School
to Enter Vacations" Or. g. II. Garwood.
Associate Superintendent Pittsburgh public
schools. From Pittsburgh Post Studio
900 p. M.-Concert by Berg's String Enter
tainers. Baritone selections by Edward
Tite.
WEDNESDAY.
100 P. M.-Weekly summary of The Iron
500 p. M.-"Trees." NJ. L. Davey. general
manager the Davey Tree Expert Company.
600 p. M.-Miss Gertrude Paine. 1.-The
Musical Humorist," will entertain with
readings and piano selections. Hazel Fail
som Allison, colorAtura soprano, Will rem
DER several classical selections.
THURSDAY.
500 2. M.--Talk on Swimming" Gordon
NJ Mullen. swimming instructor Pittsburgh
Athletic Association. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Lawlessness and Crime-Suggested Rem
edies." Robert l.. Wicklins, business coun-
eior. Pittsburgh. Pa. From Pittsburgh
900 p M.-Pittsburgh Ladies Quartet In a
number OF pleasing vocal selections.
FRIDAY.
500 p. M.-"The Use Of Paint and varnish. -
l.. &. Stuckrath. secretary, Thompson Com
pany, Pittsburgh. Pa. From Pittsburgh
900 P. M.-versatiIe entertainment by the
Pittsburgh Metropolitan Musical Club.
SATURDAY.
500 ?. M.-Popular concert by Bong.ovanni's
Orchestra From Pittsburgh Post Studio
500 2. M.-Talk on public health, Miss Nan
l.. Dorsey. director Public Health Nursing
association. Pittsburgh. Pa. From Pitts.
900 p: M.-Pleasing program of violin selec-
tions. by students from Margaret Horn
Studio. Pittsburgh Pa.
SUNDAY.
II 100 A.. M.-services of the Calvary Epis
copal Church. Pittsburgh. Pa. Rev. E. J
van Etten, rector. Harvey b. Gaul, or
Ranist and musical director.
2:4J +. M.-Children's Bible story "Ths
Giants in the Land of Promise"
800 p. M.-Radio Chapel at Westinghous,
Station kpKA. conducted by Rev. carltor
Methodist Episcopal Church, Homewoo,
avenue and Tioga street. Pittsburgh. Pa.
500 ?. M.-services Of the Point Breez'
nues. Pittsburgh. Pa. DR.. J.. II. Barker
minister.
Station wGI, Medford Hillside. Mass.
tAmrad).
| WEEKDAYS.
12:hJ r. M.-Music. -
800 P. M.-Current events CBoston Trav
1880 p. M.-BasebalI scores. Late new.
| flashes (Boston American). except OF
Tuesdays and Thursdays. when mt 7:43.
7:45 P: M.-Boston police reports. except OF
tuesday and Thursday. when at 7:J5.
SUNDAY
8 100 r. M.-Radto church service. conducted
| ny Rev. Robert Allen Singsen, West Somer
VILE Unitarian Church; sermon. THE Cos
n ,Q 70 shacr o.ts stoA h.,.
| bers of the church choir-Arthur Olsen
tenor: Aaron Noycs. tenor; Katherine Ball
soprano; Matilda Goidstone. soprano
alto: Robert Brownell. bass; Robert Sing
sen. bass; Rodney whittemore. bass
ss,sctISns; s',,s ions. o9n: Master .o lie, Ne Wall
fold Are Thy Works (Barnzy): Send Ou
Thy Light" (GounodD. Accompanied b,
$50 p. M-"The Newsboy In the Church.
Master Lewis Newman. president Roose
welt Newsboys' Association. Arranged b,
Ethel Hinton and Edwin Keevin.
! prano soloist. st. Marks Church. Dor
chester. Selections: 'Salve Regina In Iati,
(Webber); Sleep Little Baby of Nine
CDenne,. Choirmaster. l.. J. whalen, &C
300 p. M.z-Norman Hackett of George M
| Cohan's Tavern" in Shakespearean read
MONDAY.
7:55 p. M.-weekiy business report.
500 p. M.-'The Place OF the Minister ir
Modern Society," Leo Sullivan McColles
| ter. 8. T. D., dean OF Crane Theological
School. Tufts College. This Is the eight
eenth In the series of Tufts College radio
lectures.
s:15 r. M.-Blanche Greenway Allen, con
! tralto, accompanied by Eleanor r. Cham
berlain. my Heart at Thy Sweet Voice,
from samson and Delilah' (Saint SaensD
Alteration" tTelma); 1.-THE Owr Cwelis)
$3.50 p: M.-Recitations by G. z. Glawson
including "Gunga DIM and ''If' (Kipling)
| the Christensen School OF Popular Music
Misses Wall and Henderson. plano; Pierce
| violin: Wall. saxaphone; Long, banjo
Jobert, banjo; Shaw. drums.
TUESDAY.
1880 p. M.-Bedtime story. "The Dandelion,
Move and The Birthday Party, (Anns
Voges). read by Miss Eunice l.. Randall.
500 p. M.-'"The Progress of x-Ray; IT.
Three Epochs." DR.. T. II. Caseilas, X-ra,
S:15 p. M.-"Economics for the HON,
Circle" n course OF SIX lectures IN ele
mentary economics by prof. Harvey A
| Wooster. Ph. D.. head OF department oI
economies. Tufts College. This IL the nine
teenth in the series of Tufts College radio
| lectures.
$3.50 p. MD. J. Muiqueeney. tenor. in Johr
McCormack's favorites. Gertrude Ash
dramatic soprano.
Q :00 p. M.--Chester r. Cook. barytone, nc.
companied by Frank ~. Cook 'Dubinu.
ska" translation OF Russian revolutionary r.
folk song. Gypsy Love Song" from The
| Fortune Teller" tHerberD. "Duna," 4
song OF the sea (McGilD.
WEDNESDAY.
3:3o-Harry 3 VI. Fletcher. Republican csndi
date for state Senate.
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