The New York herald., 1922-12-16

II :30-Nfusical program: Music reproduce,
on tho Chickering ampieo and Brunswick.
500 y. M.-Mdafternoon news broadcast
furnished by Boston American: music re
production b. the Chickering ampico ane
brunswick.
5:30-Weekly crop report, complied by V. A
Sanders, crop statistician Tor the New Eng
land States (is5 rneters)
6;os-Condltion Of Massachusetts highways
furnished by the Automobile Legal Asso-
ciation.
G:so-Boston police reports. Boston Police
Headquarters. Late news flashes, carly
sports news, Boston American.
S:0O-Evenlng program" Science Up &c
Date" Scientific American Review ex-
clsively Tor Amrad WGI. Concert by Miss
Mabel benjamin.. soprano soioist at the
First Methodist Church OF Lynn; Miss
Betty Fairehild. aeeompan,st: Mr., Albert
aceompan.st, Progranl-."Poi Bril-.
lianto" and fantasie OF Faust" Mr..
Faucon accompanied by Miss knox); So
prano solos. "Iloming" and ITO the sun"
Fairchtld) violin solos. Concerto No. 2
Andante and "Rondo Russo CMr. Faucon.
In the Great Unknown'' and When the
Dew Is Failing" (Afiss Benjamin. accom-
panied by Miss Fairchild): violin solos
Nocturne in E flat and Serenade in "A
soprano solos, because and II Know q
Lovely Garden" Miss Benjamin, accom-
panied by Miss Falrchild).
WEI. Springfield. Mass.-t40o Meters).
I 80 p. M.-Bedtime story.
I 40-Crop report by v. e. Sanders. courtesy
OF the New England Homestead.
s S:oo-conccrt by Frank W. May, Hawaiian
su!tarist.
KYW, East Pittsburgh.-t360 Neter,).
s 90 y. M.-Concert by Ethel Carllnan Nc
Cullough. contralto. Catherine Emerson
MANI. accompanist; Frank Cowan tenor.
Covert Doll. soprano; Marguerite Doan
Myrtck, piano. Program Contralto solos
What the Chimney Sang" Gr!swold /;
das. hs Ansrssns Nh Mshs sss 70 es,s sins ss
Break o. Day." Sanderson: tenor solos.
"Onwaya. Wake. Beloved" Taylor: "Ah.
Love But u Day" Protheroe; The e3d
member Me- Balfe. Soprano solos. For
You Alone" Geehl: Love I Have Won
You" Ronald; Pirate Dreams Huerter;
"Prelude No. s." Chopin; "Naiads at the
Spring" Juon Waltz in Five Part Time -
rscha.kowsky. and ''Juba Dance" u 1T.
KDKA Chica.o--(40o Meters,.
800 r. M.-Popuar musical concert. Pro-
: srsm to be announced later ;.
gram Trouble on the Tote Road" an
adventure with bull moose. Story by
Clayton II. Ernst. THE Note in the Shoe
New Years Party suggestions for con-
ductin. a novel entertainment; "Justifyiny
the Blow" how Lord Hertford expla ined
his fault TO King George ILL.,: Because
Art Waited Madafn's dinner guest had a
hearty laugh
Z :3o-Bedtiine story for the children
I:45-Sumnary of the New York Stock Ex-
change.
S :Oo-Special address by prominent business
man.
s:ao-1n honor Of the anniversary OF Ludwig
van Beethoven the entire program win be
devoted TO his compositions. Miss Mar
garet Horne and Mrs. Ethel Litchfed will
render a concert of violin and plano selec-
tions.
WISE, Atlanta--40o Meters, Central stand
ard Time.
12 to Z. M.--Miss Ruth Ramsey, soprano
Mrs. J. J.. ONeill. pianist: Bonnie Barn
hardt, Inezzo-soprano and staff pianist.
5:13 10 6-Bans Mueller. cciist Sunny City
Four. quartet; Mrs ID. q. Thomas. con-
trttlto: y. &. Getsinger, local Representa-
tive OF foreign and domestic commerce. In
his weekly talk on Foreign Trade OPP
portun,tics.'
Z TO 1:i5-WSD radio university.
7;1o 10 s-I'rogram given by Atlanta Uni
versity.
10 ;45-Transcontinental owl concert s!cen
by Kimo Kalohi. the Hawaiian guita. wiz
ard, presenting his pupils and other
artists.