The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-11-18

radiotelephone.
1853 TO 1000 p. Warrington time sisnalsS
1901 p M.-Program will be announced BY
radlophone
Station wEAF. American Telephone and.
Telegraph Co.-400 Meters =
900 p. M.--Eroadcasting Of the Yale-Prince3
ton football game direct from Paline'~
stadium in Princeton.
300 80 z. M.-Reciial by Daisy Key. con
tTalto, accompanied by Miss N s,n,A5-.
soprano. accompanied By Miss Neumann.
100 =. M.-concert by Jackson Height Com
munity. Marjorie Harcum, contraito
Wnifred Hamilton Pletts. coloratura so
prano, and an instrumental trio. .,.
Joint recital by Delight Beekwith. humolr
Gus and dramatic reader ana impsrsonaioi
Mary Milne sharp. soprano, and William
II. Morgan. pianist.
Ridgewood WIN Long Island.
100 A. M.-ovensht, foreign and domestic
7,O5 A M-First period OF raorning exer-
clses, with music.
1880 A. M.-overnight, foreign and domests,
1855 a. M-second period of morning exer-
cisas. with music.
500 a. M.-overnight foreign and domestic
sos A. M.-Third period Of morning exer;
ciaes. with usic.
9:l5 a M.-Bible Lesson: Humility"
$50 A. M.-Reducins exercises for men ana
$3.50 \. M-Daily Fashfongram.
0:4j A. M.-Hnts TO the housewife.
$3.50 a. M.-Beautifying the home.
10000 A. M.-Musical program.
1890 a. M.-Brd Series: bird of Paradise"
1890 a. M.-what 10 cook, to-day and TO-
morrow's breakfast.
1886 A. M.-Dally Recipe Danish miRes
1880 a. M.-Long Island Farmers Service,
released by STATE Of New York Department
OF Farms and Markets.
I. - = M--IunCl hour gossip and musical.
215 p, M.-Dr. Frank Cranes four minats'
broadcasts to-day; "a Genius ts One
Who Has Found Himself" Courtesy Cur
rent Opinion.
4:i5 p M-school Child Radio Forum. con-
Quoted by James j. O'Reagan' principar
4:30 r. M.-Amateur radio gossip, by WIZ
lam f. Boettcher. ID
6.15 p. M.-Survcy OF trade nows by u. s.
Bureau OF Foreign and Domestic Coma
7i5 P M-Musical program.
1880 r. M-Final news reports. s.fts
10 40 y. M-Racing forms.
10: as p. M.--Bedtlme exercises. with music.
including Walter Camps daily health tals,s
1850 =. M.-James i. O'Neil, lrish-Aniei
lean tenor, presenting song successes Of
Chauncey Olcott.
KDKA-Pittsburgh ia. westinghouse
. 80 p. M.-Results. play by play, OF the
L. of r. vs.. w. and J. football game az
Forbes Field. Pittsburgh, Pa. 70
Z :OO +. M.-News. football scores.
: 80 p. M.--"Under the Evening Lamp,
courtesy Of Youths Companion. Progranl--
"Petes rheumatism" a holdup adventure
story by Z. Z. Hartman; Her MotherNH
Secretary" one way that a girl can cara
money al home: Murder VIII Out" how
the vacatloning physician betrayed his
identity: "Cluttered Up" some thoughts
on common human falling An Al
venture with Tiger" proof positive that
tiger Is a reasonable beast.
8 100 7. M.-Bedtime story for the children. "
80 p. M.-Special addresses by prominent
business men.
Q 90 =. M.-concert by the irwin Male Quar-
tet J.. VI. Rainey, first tenor; w. A.
Matthews second tenor; r. Bouldin, sec-
ond bass; c. l.. Smith. first bass Nor
man Lycett. pianist, accompanies. PROF.
Fellows" Rys-Herbert. The Trail 10 Long
Ago." Mckinley. with tenor solo, cover
the Blllowy Sea-" Smith. with bass solo.
I'm Be in Ny Dixie Home Again To-
morrow 4" Turk Robinson: (s) Close Hat
mony," O'Hara and (b) "Smiln' Through
Penn Rosary" Nevin; Where the Lazy
Mississippi Flows" Rollo dc Frenye, with
Kentucky Home" Remick. and Home
Again with You" Logan; Tosti's Good
bye" Remick.
KYw-Chicago Westinghouse.
90 p. M.-Concert by Emma Hammar.
soprano: Kirk Taylor. barytone Beulah
Rosine, cellist. and Esther Thoman and
Lillian Lent. accompanied. Program-So-
prano solos. ''Mellsande in the Wood"
Joy in the Morning" Song OF India" and
Happiness BARITONE solos. Slave sons't
and 1.-THE Lord is Ny Shepherd" Be-
cause" and For You Alone: cello solos.
''Tsrantella" and THE Rosary" Song"
and Allegro Passionate