The New York herald., 1922-12-11

WIZ Newark (westinghouse--36 meters).
A. M.-Eary morning reports and prices
of farm products.
IL 11;55--Standard time signals from Airing
toi: weather forecast.
IL M. and p. M.-openine prices on active
ponds stocks, grain. coffee and sugar.
Midday reports and prices on farm prod
ucts. Musical program
ECl2sing prices on stocks. bonds. grain,
sos aEashions"s from "women's Wear"
5:30-Closlng prices on stocks. bonds, grain.
coffee and sugar.
5:4y-Resume OF sporting events.
6-Business and Industrial conditions IN the
United states as observed by the National
Industrial Conference Board.
1-Stories from "St. Nicholas Magazine"
7:15--"C "Childrens Books" Henry Van Loon.
author Of ''Mankind"; courtesy The In
dependent" ts
;so-Talk on 'The Navy" Mabel WASH
burn, National Historical Society.
s:45--Recitai. Emil Rosseau, tenor.
0:15-"Bank Deposits and Checks" n. Kefs-
Ter. president OF the New Jersey Bankers
Association. Newark.
9:30-Untted, States Navy night. Naval Off
cals will speak. among them Admiral
Hillary p. Jones. commander In chief o
the Atlantic Fleet. The band from the
battleship Maryland will play. Program
will be announced by radio telephone.
955--Arllngton time signals; weather fore
cast.
10 Determination Of program By the
wEAF, Manhattan (Amer. Tel. and Tel.
Co.-4O0 Meters).
4:30 p. M-Piano solos, Ola Murray: re-
cital. Halle DE Luca, contralto. accom-
panied ny Bertha Rodgers.
Z 3o-"1he story OF the bean Stalk" Gin,
bel Brothers: Modern Philanthropy on a
Ma',gnal ,p vaI.n sese ae9 Bsl,nston Boots
Glee Club.
WRW, Tarrytown (Radio Research Labora-
tofy-360 Metcrs).
6:15 p. M.--Musicai selection.
O G:20-Newsl flashes.
o 6:25-Musical selection on the Ampico re-
producing piano.
g 6:3O-Agriograms. United States Depart
ment of Agriculture.
9 6:3J--Musicsl selection on the Vocation.
G:40-t.bidren's bedtime stories. Edith Dueli
o 6:55-Musical selection for children.
I 7:so-Ampico night. courtesy VIM. Knabe
Company OF New YORK city.
prano. accompanied by James q. McDer-
mid. composer and pianist. F
7:50-Recital. Manton Monroe Marble. barry
tone. accompanied by the Ampico.
S:10-filustrated talk on music. John Tasker
Howard.
s:20-Piano recital. James q. McDerrnid.
t0:So-Musisal program. wRW Orchestra.
fl-AcknowlpdEing by radio OF letters. re-
porting wRw signals.
Ii :O--Continuatlon OF musical program b.
wRW Orchestra. -
wOR-Newark t4oo metcrs). ~
1880 y. M.--Song recital, Ethel Burton, So
prsno of Christ Episcopal Church. Belle
ye y6 ~ a. by Ms l. ssa
dsrsoh) Come Beloved tHandel) /. TO-
Mctnsr My Lcye rarlsy, ,S21. hos, ,,or..
the wOR short story contest. The radio
audience Win be geruested % write n opin. 4.
Judges decide the prize winner.
Q 3:40-songa. Ethel Burton: Aria from Hero
Sass Sss II ELITE ls f0g ecusrsn mrsr,
8 s;3o-sants Ciats hour.
"Musicai Appreciation" Philip Gordon of
the South Side High School Newark. Mr..
Gordon. viii Illustrate his lecture by selec-
tons OF his own competition.
wGY-schenectady t0cneraI Electric fCom-
pany, 403 meters).
1900 M.-U. S. Naval Observatory time sig
1880 p. M.-Noon stock marie, sso,stions.
i2iaJxWeather report on 49, meters.
& s:oo-Produce marke, and stock market re-
Port, and quotations; aga news bulletins: /,
n. VI. Chester j. .pfiare, violin A. o..
snd pSsss csclss q2 Islsf @ banjo; oifa' r. Coz cas
RsIsGs ss p. RfS's Rs,sry asf eisA;ss cs
fninss . t'ox irot why is-the Moon Al
TENOR TENOR S% so9o. Aiierwafds" 'VSnii VeSMnuiien, a o.
Cosgeshal: walls, Nellie Kelley. ! Love
You" tcohan,. unigus orchestra fox trot,
fox trot. 'Georsette" tIIenderson). orches-
ira: fox trot. 'Homesick'' CI3eriln) orches-
A. q. Coggeshaii; fox ttot, Truly" Davis
Resel. Unique Orchestra. waltz. Medley
q ropulI Hirs orchestra; fof ,rot.
fox trot, ''Blue" Leslie -Iiandmanl. orches-
ira: waltz, "a Kiss In the Dark" from
orange blossoms" tvictor HerbcrD.
Unique Orchestra
fnstftotej 500 Meters).
ryoy purns club program: aojo and
chorus, "The Emblem Of Scotland, con-
Quoted by the composer, John II. Shirley.
Tenor solo. Donnie Dundee" joseph Cal