The New York herald., 1922-09-29
To-day's Radio Program
WIZ. Newark (westinghouse) .
(Tune to $50 meters)


900 A. M.-Early morning report and prices
on farm products; musical program
IL 100 M.--Opening price on active bonds
and stocks grain. coffee and sugar; mid
day reports and prices on farm products;
weather forecast; musical program.
1:0o-Midday prices on active bonds and
stocks, grain. coffee and sugar; schedule
of American and National League baseball
oo--scores by innings Of the American.
i, and National League games; closing prices
active bonds ard stocks, grain.
coffee and sugar: musical program.
) 530-F'inal reports and prices on farm prod
ucts; weather reports; shipping news
Modern Rugs" by House and Garden.
I:00-Finai baseball scores.
Ilo--Bedtime Stories BY Thornton BURGESS.
Leading INDUSTRIES" by II: =. Wyckoff,
editor. of the Magazine Of Wall straet
final baseball scores; location of ships at
sea: closing prices of stocks. bonds. grain,
coffee and sugar. ~
s:ia-Literary evening conducted by the edi-
torial staffs OF the Outlook. the Scientific
American and Harper g. Bros.
Io:2o-opera recital BY Amy Grant
10 :52--Standard time signals.
II :Oi--Offcia weather forecast.
il ;02-Dance Music by the Hollywood Five.
wWZ, Manhattan (Wanssnaker).
mczzo soprano.
i:f5-Dramatic letters for YOU. Tho frs;
Of a series presented by CIV Newspaper
a:oo-Agriogram from the U. S. Department
Of Agriculture. Subjects The Pressure
Cooker Farm Jobs" Wool" "Exten-
sion Work for Negroes
2:10-"Meditation" from "Thais." Massenet,
played by MacFayden.
national radio concerts Concert by the
National Caecho-Slovak Orchestra program
y wyP. Fort Wood, New York CITY,
i.450 Meters. signal Corps, Z. :. A.
$50 r. M.--Treatment OF radio matters OF
general interest.
a T.
WGY. Schnectady.
General Electric Company.
10 :o0 MI. S. Naval Observatory time
IL ;as, r. M.-Noon stock quotations.
II 40 y. M.--weathcr forecast on ass meters
wave length.
100 =. M.~Music and address on Thrift In
the Household
600 r. M.-produce and stock market quo
,aions baseball ressts; news % bulletins; fro,r
Kiplings just SO Stories, Colin Iager.
40 r. M.-HeaIth talk. Some Health Tral-
Iacies.' BY pr. Herman NJ Bisgs. New
York state Health Department.
1:45 +. M.-Conoert program Of Indian mu-
sic: Piano solos. THE Wooing," "The
Marriage Feast" Ollie lettru: tenor solos, .,D,,.
Moon Drops Low" Everett T. Grout; vio-
lin solo with orchestra. Indian Lament"
Edward Rice. violinist. WGY Orchestra;
piano accompaniment. Mrs. 7. Estclla kei.
iogg; orchestra. Indian Intermezzo.
WGY Orchestra, tenor SOLO. 'onaWhy.
Awake Beloved" Everett r. Grout: violin
solo, .,Indian Snake Dance" Mr.. Rice:
reading, "The Famine" with plano accom-
paniment. Mrs. r. Esteila Kellogg: orches-
ira, ''Indian Summer Suite wGY Or
chestra; piano solos, Bird Dance" Con
.iurer's Dance" Ollie Yettru.
Late Program.
10 40 r. M-Plano solo. "Nocturne.' Ollie
Yettru: cello solo. Venetian Love Song"
Ernest Burieigh: orchestra. Pastel Min
uet,, wGY Orchestral soprano solo. My
Iaddic," Ethel Guest; violin solo. lie
Jongleur." Edward Rice piano solo,
''Claire de Lune,' Ollie Yettru: soprano
solo III Love You Truly" Ethel Guest: IN
sttrlmental trio "Narcssus,' Ollie Yet
tru. pianist. Edward Rice. violinist. Ernest
Burleigh. cellist; viola solo. La Fon-
tainc, - Leo Kllwen; orchestra, Artist
Life wGY Orchestra: soprano solo,
s'Meiisande In the Wood" Ethel Guest; orr
chestra, ''Bluette." wGY Orchestra.
KDKA, Pittsburgh tWestinghouse).
700 r. M-Triweelsly letter from Farm and
Home" Detours and conditions OF high
ways within n radius OF $50 miles OF Pitts
burgh. =,
100 IS. Man address on Poultry" by
l.. w. Steeman. poultry specialist. Penn
state College.
.oo p. M.-Harry Azinsi. violin; y. n.
wengard, tenor; Regina u. Spilker, So
prano.