Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-12
Today's Radio Program.
(s6o Meters Wave Lengthy
wJZ-Newsrk. n. j.
(Standard Time)
Today.

600 p. m.-"Uncie Wiggily's Bedtime
Stories" by Howard II. Garis, the
| author of the "Uncle Wiggily"
stories printed in many newspa-
pers all over the country and fire.
| quentIy appearing on KDKAs
and WBZ's programs.
Gao p. m.--"Woman and Finance" by
| Edith Mcclure Patterson.
s.4S y. m.--"Talk on Paris Fashions"
| by an editor OF Marper's Bazaar"
100 p. m.-Closing prices on active
| bonds and stocks under the au-
| thority OF the New York stock
Exchange: Grain Quotations from
| the Chicago Board OF Trade re-
laycd by Post h Flagg; Coffee
and Sugar prices direct from the
New York Coffee and Sugar Ex-
change; Marine News by tho
Radio Corporation OF America.
100 p. m.-Talk on Christian Matthew
son. by J. j. McGraw. courtesy
| National tuberculosis Society.
r.15 n. m.--Dance Music by the Royal
Screnaders Dance Orchestra Of
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Tomorrow.
200 n. m.--Radio Chapel Services by
i Rev. John 8. Carlisle, Forest
Hill Presbyterian Church. New
ark. N. ].
$50 p. m.--Readings and records from
the Bubble Books That Sing
by Ralph Mayhem.
500 y. ma special story for Boy
Scouts from Tad Sheldon, Boy
Scouts" by John Fleming VIII
son. Courtesy Of the Macmillan
Company.
Gao p. MS Honolulu Up-to-date7' 2
by Edith Mcdowell.
700 p. m.-Marine News by Radio
Corporation Of America
7.15 y. m.-Concert by the Fairfield
Quartet which te in the second
year OF its organization and has
already established itself as one
Of the best balanced ouartets ir
Connecticut. It's individual mem
bcrs are all we'll known soloist,
OF much experience. Clayton E
Hotchkiss. director and accom-.
panist. who Il director Of musi,
in the Public Schools, Stamford
Conn. Isabel Slausen- -Bibbins, so
!. prano. Lealia Joel Hulse, alto
! Everton Stidham, bass. GeorE,
O'Brien, tenor.
Program: "Carmena," Wilson
MAY Gentle Sleep Fall o'e
. Thee" Flotow. Soprano colo
= "Silver Threads Among tn
I Goid." Dank's. annie Laurie.
" arranged by Dudley Buck. Bari
y tone Solo: Give a Man a Hors
|
e Wake Miss Indy" Warner
o 'Serenade," Moszkouski. Alt
Y Solo: MY Ain Folk" (rDquest)
|, Lemon. Soprano, Tenor an
e Baritone: Trio from Attila,
e Verdi. "Hark. Hark My Soul,
n Smiley. Little Cotton Dolly.
Z Geibel. Tenor Solo: AT Dusk.
q Good Night" Pinsuti.
n Station KDKA, Pfttsburg.
: 200 p. m.-Popular concert by Jim
mics Melody Faends.
e $50 p. m.-"Under the Evenin
z Lamp" . department initiate
. and conducted by the Youth
!. Companion.
g 700 p. Unpopular concert by Frit
Hawkins Prize Orchestra. Frit
"a 11dWkins, NlOllu, uireCtof, I1dt
= old Birchette. banjo; Raymon
Forrest. flute. alto saxaphon
piano; Fred Washington, alt
and tenor saxaphones; John
= Drew, trumpet; William NJ. KIM
y trombone saxaphone and tuba
James F. Butler, drums. tympal
10 and xylophone; Floyd E. F1tcl
- piano and trumpet.
A 500 y. m.-Program 10 be announce
v by radiophone.
n Station WIFI, Philadelphia.
1 1000 a. m.--Produce market and liv'
i stock reports Of the U. s. d.
- partment of Agriculture, broat
:. casted on ass metres.
" $50 p. m.-Concert by the followir
artists: Dorothy Fox. soprano
er Loretta Kerk, pianist; Haro
N valarinS. tenor; Paul w. Kea.
ne baritone.