The New York herald., 1922-12-13
The New York Herald Radio Program
Wednesday, December 49, 1922
WIG Newark we.,inrbou.e- csso n,.ters)

WIG Newark Westing ghouse-t t360' n,eters) .
300 A. M.-Early morning reports and prices
of farm products.
fI:55--standard time signals from Arlington;
IL 100 NJ and / 90 p. M-openihg prices on
active bonds, stocks. grain. coffee and
sugar Midday reports and prices on farm
products. Musical program.
100 r. M.-Closing prices on stocks, bonds,
grain. coffee and sugar.
f:05-"Fashious" from Womens Wear daily
s:3o--closing prices on stocks. bonds. grains,
coffee and sugar.
5:55-'Iron and Steel Review by the Iron
9 :oo-M Musical program.
7:oo-"Animal Stories Florence Vincent
Smith OF the New York Evening Telegram.
S:oo-Prosram arranged by the Class OF 1909
Princeton University. John Grier Hibben
talk. The University Glee Club win sing
Football songs" Step Song. The Orange
0 :so1concer,' @ ESSEX W string L.nsemble. Pro-
sram: Trio for Three violins." H.
Farmer; Romance for Three yiolIns." +;
Viola" pvorak: Allegro, Larshetto'' and
..seherzo"; Suite for Two violins and
Cello" Handel: ,saraosnde" and Ga. !.
Beethoven; "Allegretto ALA Polacca" AN
dante with variations" and Marcia" 2"
.o:a5 10 1000 - Arlington time signals: i:
io;o1-The Buspiess Outlook Dr. Warren
Hickernall. Alexander Hamilton Institute OF
New York.
1o:lo-continuation OF program by Essex
String Ensemble.
WEAF Manhattan tAmrr. Tel. & TEL
100 meters).
4:30 p. M.-Recifal. Henryetta Turner lyric
soprano. accompanied by 4. v. Llufrio /;
recital. Herbert Owen, terror. accompanied
by A. V. Llufrio.
3O-'srha Sad story of ,hc Ipolsr Hea
by Santa Claus from Wonderland at Il. ~.
Macy Company's: Modern Arr" Adellne
lery. New York city: ioiui recital. Mary
Waterman. vlolinst. Florence Briggs cell
ts' and Dorothy Fine. pianist; recital,
Selma Ladzinsks. lyric soprano accom-
music Anna G. Macdonald accompanied
by Grace Fitzsimmons
wOR. Newark 600 Meters).
ESQ r. M.-Artcie by Vogue, What the
Smart Women Wear in the Evening in
New York
70 Relieve Mems Dark Clothes.
2:5o-croup of songs by Rose Graham: "a
Vow" Roses OF ricardy.' The shep-
3:i5-Dr. Robert L, Poole. assistance pa
biologist, viii speak the Effective
Methods Employed for Control Of veseta-
bles and Truck Crop Diseases" under the
auspices of the New Jersey State College
OF Agriculture.
o:4V-Lecture by the Rev. John g. Benson.
pastor of Union Church. New York city.
Bumps and What 10 DO With Them"
STD" Sporting News Up 70 the Minute
Fred J. Bendell, sporting editor OF the
Newark Ledger.
6:iJ-Santa Claus hour.
6:2J-Orchestral 6 numbers by the Tntinne Or
chestra playing 1T the Rialto Tlga-
ter in Newark. Mr.. Possolo. conductor.
WGY, Schenectady. General Electric Co.
403 Meters).
II M.-Unlted States Naval, Observatory
time signals.
II 2:45-Weather report on (4s5 meters).
Music.
s--Produce ard stock market quotations;
news bulletins.
WGI, Medford Hillside, Mass. 1880 meters).
200 A. M.-"Before Breakfast Set-Ups,"
Arthur f.. Baird OF Gaines College of Phys
ical Culture.
0 :3O-'rhe housewives market basket.> Rul-
ing retail prices collected by the Massa-
chusetts department of Agriculture from
Boston markets and grocery stores. Music
10 :30--Offical New England and ocean fore
cast. u. 5. Weather Bureau (fs5 metersl
Reports on dressed meats from the Fed
eral Bureau of Agricultural Economics.
addressed meats. Preliminary flash on
markets conditions. ass meters). b.
Dressed meats, supplies and market condi-
tions with Boston wholesale prices on beef.
II :30-Music on the Chickering Ampico and
Brunswick.
30 p. M.-Boston Farmers Produce Market
report tiS5 meters). Butter and eggs Tc-
port. Preliminary Seport OF market con-
ditions in New York and Chicago with