The New York herald., 1922-06-11

pal Church, shady avenue. Pittsburgh. Pa.
the Rev. p. j. Van Etten. rector, Harvey
b. Gaul, organist and director.
Station wGI. Medford Hillside. Mass.
(Amrad
WEEK DAYS.
55 p. M.-Music.
500 p. M.-Current events Boston Traveler).
S:yo p M.Music and talks.
flashes (Boston American). except on Tues
days and Thursdays. when at 7:45.
I;4o p M-Boston police reports. except on
tuesday and Thursday. when at 7:o5.
SUNDAY.
500 p. M.-Radio Church Service, conducted
py Rev David Fraser Pastor. w. Somer-
Siile Congregational Church. Sermon. The
supreme Conquest Assisted by the
$50 r. M.-George Il. Burns. barytone: Mrs.
Ge9rge r. Burns. soprano; Grace univer-
aliss inr anS ShSMTch, Lowell sslsctions Even.
Peace" (Barnard). Mr.. Burns; When the
Lights are Low. (Douglas). Mrs. Burns:
M' anet' The Lord is My Light" (Buck).
s45 p. M.-Joseph Charles Ginsburgh. vio-
linist. accompanied by AL Ginsburgh, ''Ele-
gie. sMassenet); Holy City, and "Hu-
MONDAY.
80 p. M.-"The Family Circle denart-
ment Initiated and conducted by the YOUTHS
500 p. M.-"Use of Electricity In the Home"
Fror. Ernest Frank Lawrence. Professor
OF OF Engineering. Tufts College. This is the
"a In the series of Tufts College radio
lectures
Sis p. M.-soprano solos by Nell caldwel,
Damon; !.a Readings by Rose Marie Douglas.
The Worlds Verdict" (FIaval Scott
Mines). Miss Douglass song, selected. Miss
Lamon; lsane % That Old Sweetheart OF Mine"
NIfoo
$50 P. M.-wightmans Orchestra. r. q.
Wightman. leader. Ernestine Fifield. Doris
sGrdck' Mar,on rs,sshn sustina Brown Helen Hardy,
Fifield. Paul Smith, Charles Rounds. Sc
ieetions: sess,,s Overture; The Bridal Feast
Rounds airs Viplm fpnm ,Ss fSlo BY Charles
Harris): "Grandfather's Clock" (descrip
tiye)" Castle; Little Symphony in FL
Happy Birds" GHolst) March. "Witbs
the Colors" Panella).
TUESDAY.
400 P. M.-"Economics for the Home Cir
cIe' Dr. Harvey A. Wooster, Tufts Col
lege Third in the Course of Elementary
Economies and 23d in the series of Tufts
College Radio Lectures.
Flag Carolyn Bailey. read by Miss
Eunice l.. Randall, in commemoration of
500 P. M.-Fred J. Bond, barytone. formerly
with the lombard Opera Co. OF San
o 10 M.-bOnemian instrumental Quartet.
AS P. M.-walter Keylor and Gus Sullivan
In radio specialties.
200 p M;-Berger's Imperial syncopators.
'The Garden Of Your Heart tpoup:
Mother o Nine (Tours); when Roses
Wake" (Andrews).
WEDNESDAY.
7:55 p; M.-"when to Buy Fruit for Can
ming, by Miss d. Fl. Goodwin. Mass.
Division OF Markets. Department Of Agri-
culture, Boston, Mass.
$40 p. M:-Fallacies Of the st. Lawrence
Ship Canal and Power Project" by George
p. Rix This is the other side of the
question t!aa to- recently presented in the affirma-
$3.50 p. M.-Ida Marie McGrath, coloratura
soprano, accompanied by sarena +. Con-
nor. composer pianist. waltz Song from
GRsin Romeo and Guilietta" illicit sGounod Miss Nc
Miss Connor. From the Land of Sky
Blue Water" (cadman). Miss McGrath.
tationy from .'Thais" CMassenet): Span
ish Dance" (Rehfet); ''2nd Nocturne''
Chopin: '.Liebesfreud' (Kreisler);
Gypsy Dance" (Machez).
THURSDAY.
P. M.-"why the Body Has a Mind" Prof.
Robert G. GIvler, department of philosophy.
This is the twenty-fourth In the series Of
Tufts College radio lectures.
1;SO z. M-Bedtime story. .Delia's Nature
+. study tLittle Foiks), read by Miss Eunice
8 P. M.-"The Care of the Piano." Henry F.
Christie. National Association of Plano
Sis P. M.-Lauchland Henry. barytone, with
X; perciyai Parham. Jr;s at the piano; The
dens' tColeridge-Taylor). 'visione vene-
ziana" c,A Vision of yenice'p (BrogD.
dl Have You Been to Lons?" (Hurleigh);
In, " !Burleigh) "oh. Didn't 1t Rain
harpist; Jpstina Brown. yioiin: Prof. viii
son II. Price: Faction College of Music,
Piano; John Baxter, barytone: Selections:
Men of Harlech', (Dussek). : watching
the Wheat" tThomas. Queens harpisD;
Miss Nj r.o. CLARK; G, trio; harp. violin and plano:
barytone solo. BLOW. Blow. Thou Winters
Think. Love, q Me" Grey, Mr.. Baxter.
'Juba Dance lDett). Prof. Price: violin
Dream MMaTs H. Lynn, Soprano A M
Heart
FRIDAY.
P. Alaska. the Land of Tomorrow"
by William II. Roberts, member N. E. As
sociation of Railroad Veterans.
sf5 p. M.-George Z. Chamberlain. Jr.. boy
pianist nGrande Polka de Concert BART
iet0. Polonase" UiszD, Rustic of
s:45 P. M.-Harmonica solos. popular airs,
ATno1a M@Trom,dns L; gechsr. her, corr,. How. and
Mary Lynch; trombone solo by Mrs.
Lynch.
7 p. M.-"The' Family Circle" Courtesy
Youths Companion) Mr. Peasley on
Moose Hide; making Fudge: THE
Noise in the Night" "a thrilling experience
In the Rockies) Then Every One Smiled
san amusing incident at the home Of
Beethcven).
8 p M.-"what Good Roads Mean to You.'
Prof. Samuel l.. Connor, M. s.. department
of civil engineering, Tufts College This
Is the twenty-fifth In the series of Tufts
College radio lectures.
S:15 p. M.-Concert by Dxey Concert direc-
tion. Eta Bradley. soprano; Ben Redden.
tenor. Charlotte Hodsdon. contralto;
ley; The Trumpeter'' (Dix). Mr.. Redden;
Longing for YOU (Densmore). Miss
Hodsdon; Garry Me Back TO Ole vir-
ginny,'' Mrs. Bradley: "ff with All Your
Hearts" tMendelssohn). from Elijah" Mr..
Redden; "I Hear a Cry (FisheD. Miss
Hodsdon; khaki Lad" (Aylward). Mr..
Redden: Winds % March" C5artletD. Mrs:
(verdD. Mrs. Bradley and Mr.. Redden.
Station WBZ, Springfield westinghouse.
Station wvP. Fort Wood, n. Y. c.. Signal
Corps. U. :. A.
MONDAY.
$3.50 P. M.-Instruction In radio. Selections
the Ampico
Mr. Charles IsaacSon. Among the artists
who Will take part In the program are
Miss Ruth Fried. soprano: Mr.. George
O'Brien, tenor; Cesar de Lancellotti, ac-
companist: Miss Anca Sedlova pianist.
Face to Face with Chopin" from Charles
y. Isaacsons Face to Face with Great
Musicians" by Miss Rose Roden.