The New York herald., 1922-06-11

The programs for the week OF the
various broadcasting stations which
can be heard within a radius of several
hundred miles of New York are pre-
| THE New YORK HERALD will print the
daily programs of the stations each
morning.
| Times given are daylight saving.
| Tuning instruments for $50 meter
waves except in the case of WVP. which
sends on 1.450 meters.
station WIZ. Newark westinghouse.
WEEK DAYS.
| 900 A. M.-Agricultural reports and prices
released by the New York and New Jer-
sey Federal Agricultural Bureaus; musical
10: 100 A. M.-MusicaI program
! IL 100 A. M.-Opening prices on active bonds
/ and stocks under the authority or the New
York Stock Exchange musical program
| II 100 M.-Agricultural reports and prices,
weather forecast, musical program.
10 :55 to 1 P. M.-StandArd time signals from
90 p. M.-Midday prices on active bonds
and stocks. musical program.
200 P. M.-shipping news. excepting satur-
| day. by the Marine Engineering and Ship
| ping Age, musical program.
| 300 p. M.-Muscal program
400 p. M.-Baseball scores. women's fashion
| news by the Women's Wear Daily Fashion
Newspaper, musical program.
500 r. M.-Baseball scores. musical pro-
! gram.
! 6 90 r. M.--officiaI weather forecast. agri-
| cultural reports and prices, shipping news
(cepting Saturday. musical program.
200 p M.-Final baseball scores,
| 500 p. M.-Closing prices on active bonds
| and stocks. marine news by the Radio Cor
| poration of America.
1852 to II P. M.-official Arlington time
| II :01 P. M.-official weather forecast.
SUNDAY.
800 F, M.-Radio chapel services. sermon by
the Rev. George Moore. d. D.; musical
4 90 P. M.-"vocation Reading for Boys" by
w. Heyliger. author of High Benton
Worker. courtesy National Association Of
500 p. M..Literary vespers. The Power of
Idealism.' by Edgar White Burrill The
Message Is woven around the following
Boa Bo IN pays He baG and GeoS habits
right thoughts" THE ideal of national
loyalty in Wilbur Nesbitt'sl Our Flag. .
hane hs
Face" Jerome K. Jerome's original short
story The Passing of the Third Floor
Back and Robert Browning's Rabbi Ben
500 p. M.-Recital by Harold Land barry
tone. who took part In the Newark musical
festival, courtesy of Antonia Sawyer. Inc
$3.50 p M.-Readngs and records from the
Bubble Books That Sing by Ralph May
haw. courtesy Harper Brother.
6:4o p. M.-"Sandman Stories," told by Kas-
per Seidel, courtesy Harper & Brother.
700 p. M.-"With Roberts In the Back
woods: His Life and Work Read from Sc
cret Trails" by G. G.. ID. Roberts These
adventure stories for boys and girls from
to II years of age are read through the
courtesy of Macmillan Company.
7:45 P. M.-"Your Daily Bottle of Milk" by
Prof. Mary $. Rose. associate professor,
Department of Nutrition. Teachers College,
Columbia University.
$500 r. M--The Camp Fire Girls, 10000 in
the United States, will enjoy Mummy
Moon" and Burn. Fire. Burn" sung BY
panied by Mrs. Henrietta Baker Low of the
Boston Conservatory of Music: Mrs. Oliver
Hartman will read message from Mrs.
Warren p. Harding, chairman of the Ma
tional Advisory Council and also send a
personal message to the invisible audience.
s 80 P. M.-Joint recital by Eleanor Lee con-
tralto. and Eleanor Warren. pianist.
$3.50 p. M.-Recital by Mrs. Rose Sindeband
Berlyson. pianist Program: THE Night
Mesrejs 1p'eii To via Rose McpoSell sehn
"Gavotte." Karganoff; Twelfth Rhap-
sody." List.
MONDAY.
6 100 p M.-"Business and Industrial Condi.
| items In the United States as observed by
the National Industrial Conference Board
Z 100 p. histories from st. Nicholas Maga-
zine: courtesy of the Century Company.
1870 r. M-The Importance OF Moasses and
! Its Many Uses by Charles w. Taussig,
vice-president OF the American Molasses
Company
7:i5 P. M.-''The Romance of Copper by
Thomas D. Brophy OF the Anaconda Cop
per Mining Company.
500 p M.-Concert by the National Biscuit
Company Band OF New York, forty pieces,
under the e, leadership a, Of Frank Blanco Pro
Goldman; overture. William Tell" G.
Rossini selection, Chocolate Soldier o,
Characteristic. "A Bull in a China Shop, .
q. II. Holmes
900 p. M.-Concert by the Bordentown In.
dustrial School tcolored) quartet. Ira Bod
| utta rfa Of te otd
no equal among other troupes in rendition
| OF negro folk songs. The Bordentown In
dgstrial trial school: known as the "Tuskeegee
10 promote the Industrial. domestic and
| literary training of colored boys and girls.
Program; Good News. the Chariot's Com
| ing" "Oh, Mary. Don't You Weep. ."|''what
| Kind Of Shoes DO You wear?' Live Hum
hle," Honey" "A Little Tree Peter
Piper Pip r. 'oonon Zone Wide s,. River S Get OF
'Aint II a Shame" THE Rosary" Nevin
why Adam sinned.' bye and Bye
mighty. Day" Swing Low. Sweet
Heaven" 'oh. Sinner "Tis Me.
700 ?. M-"Man in the Moon" stories (c)
! Newark Sunday Call
1880 p. M.-"Health and the Working WON.
en-, by Miss Ida M. Tarbell, well known
| writer on economic subjects: courtesy Ma
tional Tuberculosis Association.
t:4o r M.-"S "Salesmanship." by X. NJ.
! Weighner OF Aetna Affiliated Company
| 1850 p. M Broadcasting Broadway" by
Bertha Brainard.
$500 p. M.-The opera "Cavaieria Rusti-
| cana, by Pietro Mascagni. in one act Will
be broadcasted under the direction OF
Charles ID. 1saacson of the New York Eve
| ming Mail, who will give a talk on Face
TO Face with Mascagni' and tell the story
OF the opera In running fashion throughout
the performance. Cast: Santuzza n vii.
lase girl. Elena Avedano: soprano. Turridu
young soldier; Jules Rigoni, tenor: Alfio
teamster; Valentine Merle baritone
Lola. wife of Alfio: Lillian Miller, mezzo-
soprano; Lucia, mother OF Afio Lillian
Golston, contralto: Lazar Samoiloff, con-
ductor: Lazar s. Weiner. at the piano The
| scene is laid In a Sicllian village. Time
the present.
9;3o p. M.-.Imitation of America.
Famous Song Birds" by Edgar Artist, an
exclusive Columbia recording artist who Is
renowned In the nature field as the Bird
Mimic"
WEDNESDAY.
| 600 p. M.-"Review OF the Iron and Steel
| Industries and their Relation to General
Business Conditions" by the Iron Age
| 700 +. M.-'Animal Stories,' by Florence
1870 r. M-"Interpretation OF Drug Labels. -
| by DIR. w. s. Hubbard. Bureau OF Chem
| istry. United States Department Of Agri-
culture.
500 r. M.-Concert by the Original Kew
Howard Carol. banjo; Harold KIrkman.
violin: Bob Gehler. clarinet Harry l..
Bolter. Saxophonei Julius Essig. cornet
Edward Hoelzer trombone; Joe Mccarthy,
drums and taps.
900 p. M.-Recital by Daisy Jean. Belgian
,Alft tm4 l.A