The New York herald., 1922-09-23
To-day's Radio Program
WIZ. Newark (westinghouse)
(Tune to $50 meters)

ZOO p. M.-Fnal baseball scores or the
American, National and lnternationai IL, pase ne
ball league garnes; current topieS ~ S's
Institute fer Public Service. 49,.
7:10 p. M.--.Uncle Wiggly Stories" by HOW
I'd seu p ~ MS@Anniversary story on the famous
sea fight OF John Paul Jones. by Mnpel
washburn, secretary Of the Naional ms
s:1s j. M.-"Fashions." by an editor OF
N p M.Gi.ocation of ships at sea, by
~ Padio corporation Of America; baseball
scores OF the American. National ana IN
ternationai league games; current TOPICS.
by the Institute of Public Service OF ne"
800 +. M.-Dance music by the Original
Black and White Melody Boys OF fater-
s:n son Home y; y' AIo1e Sue. "Teli Her at
Twiiight.o "Hot Lips 'Sunshine Alley,
kitten on the KEYS" Night, Jimmy. Jimmy.
p.oO + M-"The Prize Cups OF the Mau-
retania.'' a glimpse OF athletics among the
crew OF transatlantic liner, by Chlei
n.S5 r. M.G"Under the Evening Lamp"
stories copyrighted by the Youths Com.
RAMON. Program: 'Santo Domingo, by
1a,pran stoddard, author OF "The Rising
Tide OF Color and""The Revolt Against
Civilization Marked Improvemen,t," :"
humor from the nursery; "Remember tne
ahsrnt student" suggestions to the parents
OF young people away from home, Inc
Engineers Wife," n story of great devo-
tlon: ''When the Kadiak Bear Cuffed Ills
Mate" what two bear hunters saw
io.oo p. M.-continuation of dance music by
the Black and White Melody Boys, Byo,,
contraito; Mabelanna Corby, pianist, and
j. d. Holland, violinist. In program IN.
cludns Ave Maria The Last .sear,ne hpuri Il
Here" "a Kiss"
io:52 p. M.-standard time signals from
II 100 P. M.-offciaI weather forecast.
KDKA. Pittsburgh westinghouse.
b.on p M-ponulnr concert orchestra and
program to he announced.
@ 80 r. M.-"Under the Evening Lamp,
courtesy of Youths Companion. Program
: same as sent from Newark)
$500 p. M.-Miss Clara HUM, soprano; Roy
strayer. tenor, and George Wahl barytone'
Earl Mitchell, pianist and accompanlst:
Program: Soprano solos. Song OF India.
Rinsky: Twilight" Crepuscule such
TN Fellow" Lowell: "will o the wisp."
lev (rcquested) "IIow Beautiful Upon the
Mountains" Harker; negro spirituals
''Swing Low. Sweet Chariot" and "'Tls Me,
o Lord" Burlelgh; barytone solos, ''Lunel
pal Caro- Bcnc," Seechi: THE Blind Plow-
man" Bartlett; There's Sunlight in Your
Eyes" Harling; The Trumpet Call" San
derson: soprano and tenor duets, Roses
of Picardy' Wood: "Oh, That We Two
Were Maying.,, Nevln: tenor and baarytone
duct, "Some Tino. Some Day." Harret;
piano selections by Earl Mitchell.
KYw. Chicago Cwestinshousc).
300 i. M.-Concert by Edith Manning Ran
ken. soprano; Ward II Pound. tenor; Alice
Mead Pound. pianist accompanlst; George.
Alexo, concertina. Program 'Tho Wren"
Benedict: sylvia" Speaks. By Edith Man
ming Ranten; Fantasia Imprompiu,'
Chopin. "Biebestraum." List, by Alico
Mead Pound: "For You Alone" Geobi: n
I.ucevan le Stelle," puccini. by Ward H.
Pound; Operate Pctpourri." !" Arndt, md
'valse Ideale." by George Alexo; Giro
meta" Gabriele-sdelln ''pc SAN Mans
Song" Mckinney by Edith Manning Ran
ken; 'Rgoletto Paraphrase. Verdi -Idszt.
by Alice Mead Pound; Ave Maria" Buck.
''sfr, Though the Silver Moon Were Mine,
Ward H. Pound; "Renasz Band March.
Swecley. and "Mazurka from Coppelia
Ballet" pellbcs. by George Alexo.