The Washington times., 1922-09-16
RADIO PROGRAM
Schedule of Tonighfs
Wireless NeDs and
Entertainment

NAA-Naval Radio Station.
$3.50 Meters lArc).
$50 to 8 p. m.-Marketgram.
1850 Meters (Sparl).
10 p. m.-Time signal, weather re-
ports, ships orders, naval press.
WWX-Postoffice Department.
LOO Meters Phone).
1880 p. m.-Live stock.
Sp. m.-Fruits and vegetables.
WEAS-The Hecht Co.
$50 Meters.
8 to 4 p. m.-Selections played on
the Edison phonograph: "sextet
From Lucia" "silver Threads
Among the Gold" mo Use Crying"
Georgia" Keep on Building Cas-
ties in the Air" Just Because
You're YOU" Royal Italian
March" Sliding Trombone" Send
Back My Honeymoon" "Georgette."
Hot Lips"
Selections played on the Gull
bransen piano: The Sneak" Rose
OF Bombay" "I Certainly Must Be
In Love, Blue Danube Blues"
WMU-Doubleday Hill Electric Co.
$50 Meters.
Baseball scores announced: Tuck
Me to Sleep in My Old Kentucky
Home" "Annees de PILGRIMAGE"
Little Song" old. Fashioned Girl"
Who'll Take My Place." "Tennes-
see Moon" "Traumerei;" AT Dawn.
ing" When Shall We Meet Again."
wabash Blues" Gee, But | Hate
to Go Home" Swing Song"
Bushes" Apple Blossoms" you
Won't Be Sorry" Granny" Ain
Maids Dream" baseball scores an.
nounced.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., PITTSBURGH
$50 Meters.
$3.50 p. m.-"Under the Evening
Lamp, department initiated and
conducted by Youths COMPANION.
Sp. m.-CUncert.
WlAY-Woodward & Lothron.
800 Meters.
opening program tonight at 7.45
violin solos. d. Leroy Herndon. Miss
Helen Brandow. accompanist: IaI
CaVatina" RafD, b) "Traumerel'
lSchumann). Soprano solos. Miss
Irene IRA. o. Cha"'rs s. Wrne.rn
accompanist: (a) The Temple Belle"
Finden, 'b) Song of India" 0Kar.
sakotp. Baritone solos, Charles &.
Nengerd, director National Com.
munity Chorus; Miss Helen Nash.
accompaniest; (a) America, Beauti.
tui star" (Richan), tb) Even BRAY.
est Heart" from the opera Faust"
lGounodl. (c) "Toreador Song" from
the opera Carmen" (Bizet). Cornet
solos. Robert Blatt; Miss Helen Bran.
dow, accompanist; ta) MY Heart AZ
mhy sweet voice. from the opera
Samson and Della" (Sair,t. .Saenal
(b) Sing, Smile. Slumber" tGounod6
Contralto solos, Miss Nancy still.
well; Charles S. Wengerd, accom-.
panist: (a) Deep River" (BurlcIgm
(b) Birth of Morn" GeonD. Read.
ing, G. w. OConnor, OF the OCon.
nor School of Expression; (a) Select.
ed; OBJ Selected. Tenor solos, De
Melgio, pupil Of Mr.. wengerd: Miss
Gertrude Smallwood, accompanist:
(a) La Serenata" CTostD, (b) "Eai
Lucevau LIE STEELE" from the opera, -,
"Tosca" tPuccinD. Piano solos, Miss
Helene Smith; (a) "Wild Rose" (Mc
DowelD. (b) "Minuet In G" Ree.
thoven). Bass solo. Charles Moore:
Miss Helen Brandow, accomplnist;
ta) The Son of the Desert Am T.
Phillips), Cb) "Kashmiri Song" Din.
den). Piano solos, Stieff reproduc.
ing piano: (a) "Humoresuuer'
tDvorakD. Cb) "Berceuse" Crude
song" tGreig) Soprano solos, Mrs.
Violet Anderson; Miss Ruth Arnold,
accompanist: M Perfect Day.
cBond), Qb) "Sunshine OF Your Smile"
fCooke.Rayl. BaItone solos, Harry
Angelica: Mrs. John Chamberlain,
accompanist; (a) "Erl tn Che Mac.
chiavi," from the opera, Masked
Ball" Verdi, Cb) Sylvia" (Speaks),
Cc) 20 Sole MILO" De Capus). Violin
solos. Robert NJ. Montgomery; Mrs.
Harris Sackrider: Cal Smiling