Evening star., 1928-05-13
WRHF WILL RELAY
.RUTHERFOR TALK
Station to Be One of Fifty
Broadcasting Bible
Lecture.

WRHF will take rank with so OF the
country's leading radio stations this att
crnoon by broadcasting simultaneously
with them the speech Of Judge j. +
Rutherford. president Of the lnterna'
tional Bible Students Association, from
the Grand Theater in Albany, N. y.
DR., Rutherford will speak on "Tht
Truth" through this nationwide net
work of stations from to o'clock
WGY III Schenectady will service as the
with 1t by a special long distance tele-
phone circuit. Incidentally. this vii
be the first time in WRHF's career that
It has Joined with an out-of-toWn oil
chain of stations for a simultaneous
broadcast.
Again from $50 to o'clock WRHF
will broadcast from Its studio another
program by the International Bible
Students Association. This period mas
been designated the watch tower hall
hour" The program includes lee,
ture on Religion" by II. II. Premier ano
a piano recital by Jessie Blaisdell:
WRHF's other attractions include the
regular meditation hour, beginning al
IL noon. and sacred song service from
| 6 to 7 o'clock.
An elaborate Mothers day program
lasting from 9:30 o'clock until noon. Will
| be broadcast by Station WRC today
from the First Baptist Church. SIN
teenth and o streets. All departments
of the churchs Sunday school VIII
gather In the church to participate In
| this tribute to mothers, The services
will consist chiefly of music, under the
direction of DR., Edwin N. c, Barnes.
| There will be a male quartet, an
| augmented choir, and antiphonai
choruses OF more than 100 voices IN
| the balconies. Outstanding feature VIII
be antiphonal singing of the great hymns
Of the church by the audience, quartet.
choir and balcony choruses accompanied
| By an orchestra of so pieces.
Representative Woodrum OF Virginia
will deliver a brief Mothers day mes
sage.
The first OF a series of Summer At
| water Kent programs will be presented
| tonight by the Atwater Kent Quartet,
consisting of Victor Emunds, first tenor;
George Rasley second tenor: Erwyn
Mutch, baritone, and James Davies.
bass The quartet will broadcast Tor
the first time Godfrey Shaw's Hey
Robin, jolly Robin from Twelfth
Night: also the Essex folk song,
Bushes and Briars": Drink to Me
Only With Thine Eyes" MY Little
Banjo" Die Lotosblume," "Mandalay,"
Sylvia" Ezekiel Saw de Wheel"
written for the quartet: Little Log
Cabin of Dreams" and Long Ago In
Alcala.''
william Ford Manley has selected the
story of Ruth and Naomi"--the Bibles
| famous love story--as the incident TO
be reproduced in the biblical drama. at
| 3:45 o'clock.
The StetSon parade TO be heard at
| 5 o'clock will have a nautical favor.
The broadcast will reproduce the Sum-
mer cruise of the midshipmen from the
| Naval Academy at Annapolis, The
| program will begin with the events of
| the evening before the cruise takes of
| They will land at Charleston. S. c.,
where a parade will be held. The next
stop of the midshipmen will be at
Havana. Cuba. where concert will be
given on the Malecon. Then the ships
| will transport the midshipmen to San
Francisco, where another parade will
take place. Target practice on the
return trip also viii have part In the
broadcast
Another Mothers day program will be
hcsrd through 'WRC at $50 o'clock.
under the auspices of the International