The New York herald., 1922-06-04

hundred miles Of New York are pre-
sented herewith. During the week 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.
300 A. M.-Agricultural reports and prices
as released by the New York, New Jersey
Federal Agricultural Bureaus. musical pro-
1000 A. M-Musical program.
HOO A. M.-Opening prices on active bonds
and stocks under the authority of the New
1900 M.-Agricuitural reports and prices.
weather forecast, musical program.
1855 TO =. M-standard time signals
from Arlington.
200 r. M.--Midday prices on active bonds
and stocks. musical program.
200 p. M.-Shpping news excepting Sat
urday) by the Marine Engineering and
Shipping Age. musical program.
$500 2. M.-Musical program.
400 +. aM.-Baseball scores, womens fash
lon news by the women's Wear Daily
500 P. M.-Baseball scores. musical pro-
gram.
cultural reports and prices. shipping news
excepting Saturday,, musical program.
200 r. M.-Ffnal baseball scores.
500 p. M;-closing prices on active bonds
and stocks. marine news by the Radio
Corporation of America.
1852 to II P. M.-Official Arlington time
II 0i p. M.-officiai weather forecast.
y SUNDAY.
800 p: M-salvation Army services con-
Quoted by Capt. J. Allan. former senior
chaplain of the Seventy y-seventh Division,
A. e. F.; sacred music by the National
Staff Band. quartet of vocalists and in
400 r. M.-"The Romantic Influence In
Modern Novels" by Hawthorne Daniel.
ediieriai ed staff Of Worlds Work author
OF the National Association OF Book Pub
lishers.
$500 p. M.-Literary vespers. THE Need for
Tolerance" by Edgar White Burrill; the
message Is woven around the following
poems; prose and plays; The Curse OF
Race Prejudice" THE Brotherhood Spirit
Boyle .o'Reilly; Ellis Island and New
York from skyscraper., James oppen-
helm; IL The TT, Pigeon John va Galsworshy
Praised by Allah for the Diversity Of
His Creatures" Rudyard Kipling.
6:30 P. M;-Readings and records from the
hew. Courtesy of Harper Brothers.
GAS p. M.-"Sandman Stories,' told by
Kasper seideI. Courtesy Harper 4
700 p. M.-"with stefansson in. the Far
North. special message to boys and girls
from Mr.. Stefansson ;reeadings from my
Life with the Eskimo" Courtesy Mac
1880 p. M-"some Facts that Everybody
Should Know About Tea by c. +.
Hutchinson. United States Department of
7:45 p M-Miss Maude Feaiy. who played
Portia with the late Sir Henry Irving. viii
Portia. from 1.-The Merchant of Venice
courtesy Broad Street Theater, Newark.
500 P. M.-Recitai by Alice Mengel, Russian
Vass Nae
turno. why" Alice Mensel; Swedish
Peasant Wedding March, soderman: La
Ssnss ESsn s.ans S''Sn k.
Mengel: .Fantasie Polonaise.' Alice Men,
gel; Russian folk songs and dances.
800 =: MkeSitai by the senior ,S class ,oo OF
of the Princeton Alumni Association of the
oranses: Program: DO You Want to
sau." Friday Morn" my Bonnie. solo
Australian tirls.' sYodei Specially
medsy ch%s.s
Song, Where Where "whoop PEI 'ei
Up and 'Old Nassau
MONDAY.
8 100 p. M.-"Business and Industrial Condi-
tions In the United States.'' as observed
1900 p. M-storfes from ST. Nicholas Maya
zine; courtesy Of the Century Company.
7:20 p. M.-"The Plattsburgh idea" by
Major W. A. Dempsey, ouarterma ste +
Corps. Governors Island. ~
Z 80 p. M.-"Development of LawmFennis
and the Davis Cup Contest" by Julian s.
Myrick. president of the United States
Lawn Tennis Association.
TO $3.50 r. M.-Concert under the direction
of Charles d. Isaacson, musical director of
In reci-
tall. Face to Face with Rossini." 9.
The story Of the opera-tod In running
fashion throughout the performance by
Charles ID. 1saacson. chairman. THE Bar
Der OF Seville" by Gioachimo Rossini comic
opera In two parts. Cast: Rosina, Eva
Leoni. soprano; Bertha. Edith Mackie,
soprano: Count Almaviva. Alexander Tron-
zoff. tenor; Figaro. Alberto Terrasi. barry
tone: Doctor Bartolo. Don Basilio. Natalie
Cervi, basso; Reno Taverna.. conductor
(at the piano. Act 1. A street In Seville.
outside Of Bartoio's home. Act 2. Insids
the house.
0 40 r. M.-Joint recital by Florence Briggs,
accompanist. Program: "Melodie." Mas
senet: "Serenade.' Pierne: Simple Avue, %
Ii, rhome; : Gypsy Love Song" Victor Her
Rubinstein; Romance Sans Parole" Van
Goens; Where My Caravan Has Rested, .
Lohr; "Believe Ne II All Those Endearins
nance" Sibelius; Miss Fine: "Country
Gardens" Granger. Miss Fine.
TUESDAY.
100 p. M.-"Man In the Moon stories (c)
Newark Sunday Call.
1;5o p. M-"Guaker Relief In War Torn
Europe. by William II. Harvey, associate
national secretary of the American Friends
Service Committee.
7:4o ?. M.-"Best House for Least Money. Z"
N. Montgomery Woods. architectural editor
OF the Pictorial Review. recently assistant
70 Chief Of Design. housing division Of the
Emergency Fleet Corporation. Philadelphia.
1:50 p. M.-'BroadcastinR Broadway" by
Bertha Brainard, who will review Mcintyre
Heath In RED Pepper"
$500 to 1915 r. M.-"The Messiah" by
George Frederick Handel. will be rendered
by the Oratorio Society fschubert) of New
ark. Louis Arthur Russell. conductor. This
society has for forty-two years upheld the
high standards OF choral music snd per-
formances. offering TO Newark and nearby
communities the very highest class of COM
positions.
WEDNESDAY.
900 p. M.-''Rsview Of the Iron and Steel
Industries and Their Relation TO General
Business Conditions" by the Iron Age.
700 r. M-"Animai stories.'' by Florence
1880 p. M.-"IarmonIous Town Planning. %
by Charles w. Hoodley.
w. Cahiil, Museum City OF Newark.
500 r. M.-I.iterary evening conducted by
the editorial staffs OF the Outiok. Scientific
e:f5 p. M.-Recitai by Helen Knnders. So
prano. Of New York.
THURSDAY.
1900 p. M.--"Jack Rabbit stories." by David
Cory. New York Evening Mall.
1880 r. M.--"Work Among the Blind Chill
dren." by Mary @. Beattie Of the fnterna-
7:4j r. M.-"fIow 10 Select Motor Car"
by Alexander r. Johnson.
s 90 P. M.---Recitai by Anita Henriquex. lyric