The New York herald., 1922-03-26

Alan's serenaders OF the McKeesport
Cyclers. McKeesport. Pa.
THURSDAY.
'2.30 r. M.-Lenten services from the
Trinity Episcopal Church, Pittsburgh,
conducted by the Rev. Frank II. Nell
son of Christ Church, Cincinnati.
100 r. M.-"cooperation Between Bank
er and Farmer" by DR.. J. T. Holds
worth. vice-president. Bank OF Pitts
burgh
$50 r. M-Vocal and instrumental se-
lect!ons by w. Il. NcNally, barytone;
Mrs. " II. Long, pianist; also sew
erai violin selections and readings by
artists to be announced later.
FRIDAY.
1890 p. M.--Lenten services from the
Trinity Episcopal Church, Pittsburgh
conducted by the Rev. II. w. An
thony. New Brighton. Pa
800 +. M.-"The Junior Civic Club and
Its accomplishments" BY Nellie s..
Hoover, Peabody High School.
$3.50 p. M.-Artists from the studio Of
Richard Knots.
SATURDAY.
1880 r. M.-Lenten services from the
Trinity Episcopal Church, Pittsburgh,
thony. New Brighton, Pa.
800 p. M.-Popular concert by Masons S
Orchestra
1880 p. M.-Spec'al children's entertain
ment. Bird and animal limitations by
DR.. Carlton G. Anthony. ID. %. $.
500 p. M.-Talk by speaker to be an
nounced later.
$50 p. M--Entertainment by the Geneva
College Musical Club.
SUNDAY
10.45 A. M.-Services OF Calvary Epis-
copal Church. Shady avepue. Pitts
burgh. the Rev. Il. J. Van Etten,
300 p. M-Radio Chapel at Station
KDKA. conducted by the Rev. John
Ray Evans. pastor East End Christian
Church, Pittsburgh.
1880 p. M-Seryices of the Point Breeze
Presbyterian Church. Fifth and Penn
avenues, Pittsburgh, DIR. p. II. Barker
station wBZ. Springfield. Mass.
(Westinghouse.)
SUNDAY.
800 p. M.-Radio Chapel services: the
Rev. Earl II. Thayer Emmanuel Con-
gregational Church
500 p. M.-Church services at studio.
MONDAY.
7:45 p. M.-ATr. c. A. Ruby. International
Y. NJ. c. A.
500 p M.-Mrs. ], W. Lacauline. vio-
linist; Miss Ruth Burt, pianist.
TUESDAY.
7:i5 p. M.-Fred Stevenson, superintend-
ent of Boys Club farm.
500 p. M-Mss Rapisardo. soprano
Margaret Donnelly, pianist.
WEDNESDAY.
1880 r. M--Bedtme story.
800 F. M.-Minstrel show by Golden Clo-
yer Four; Henry Rege, barytone: Ray
mond Robarge. first tenor: Fred Muir
ray, second tenor; Hubert Monat.
bass; Cornelius Toomy, pianist.
THURSDAY.
500 p. M.-Mack's Novelty Syncopaters:
Frank Shanahan. violin: Edward Bes-
ton. banjo: joseph Gellnik, piano; Ed
ward Shea, xylophone.
FRIDAY.
500 p, M.-Neil Patterson. known as
the Harry Lauder Of Springfield
SATURDAY.
T:45 p. M.-Special Business Review.
written by Stuart p. West.
500 i. M.-Joseph f. Mccarron. Irish
tenor; Aiphonse Guyon, pianist.
SUNDAY.
300 r. M.-Radio Chapel. the Rev. II. f.
Chapman. Carew Street Baptist
Church.
500 p. M.-Church services at studio.
station wGI, Medford Hillside
(Aanerican Radio.)
Every Night.--Late news flashes fur
nished by the Boston American at 8
T. NJ. except on Tuesdays and Thurs
days. when at S:15 There Is no news
report on Sunday night.
Police reports for city of Boston at
S:i5 +. NJ. except on Tuesdays and
Thursdays, when at $40 p. NJ
RADIO PROGRAM----
The broadcasts below follow directly
after the Police Reports except the Bed
time Stories, which are at p. NJ:
SUNDAY
Radio Church Service--Sermon By the
Rev. H. W. Lockwood, ID. D., pastor
OF West Medford Baptist Church. Miss
i Mildred Brookings. soprano soloist,
I assisted by the Wright Trio. Miss
4 Hope Wright leader, Miss Airline
\ Brookings. organist.
/ A special feature OF this service will be
numbers by Brent Curtis. boy soprano
soloist Of Trinity Church. Boston; r.
Lewis Durham, accompanist on Estey
organ.
MONDAY
4 business review OF the week.
I Address. THE Soldiers Bonus Bill" by
the Rev p. Harold Hickey, pastor,
/ First Methodist Episcopal Church,
4 Medford. Mass.
\ Musical program.
i TUESDAY.
\ Bedtime Story for the Little Folks.
prince Everdsre's Lesson"
\ "Medico Diagnosis VS.. Medico Adver-
\ tisements," Personal Hygiene Talk No.
i ii. by =. A. Welcome. executive sec
retary. Junior Department, American
Red Cross.
Y Popular selections by Miss Muriel Tay-
ler soprano soloist. accompanied by
Gust Maurice. flutist.
\ Address BY Major General Clarence X.
\ Edwards, commanding officer, Yankee
4 Division" This is part OF the cele-
bration Of American Legion Week.