New-York tribune., 1922-10-05
Daily Radio Program,
Thursday, October s
WIZ, Newark $3.50 meters)

" ''IO Il, ln.-EarIV morning reports
ahh prices on farm products, by the New
n org, New Jersey and Federal ASricul-
~tural bureaus, Musical program.
lla13 a,i, to ~ m,-standard time signals Of
IL to p. m-Midday prices on active
SonHs ,@nd stocks, by the New York
sIoGk sna EXchange Board OF Trade; sugar
Sugar Exchange; musical program am
Pa p; ,m-Play by play results Of the
, Woria,s series baseball games
TO 4l6 p. my-Closing prices on active
Honns and stocks. authority of the New
GSi 4Hrk Stock EXCHANGE; grain, by the
ear ,r'hg' by tho i'oaTd Nv Of Trade; coffee and
Exchange; musical program. "'''<''
S:3o p. m;--Chief Stronghold, of the on
paWa tribe, whose Indian name is Guv-
renognitio, ", mmj w Wohaa' VIII plead for Indian
S;a5 to 1880 p. m,-First anniversary pro-
Who WIN ,nn q1 MJz WI The N following artists
iHil' nave been invited to broadcast. The
shannon Four, recording quartet. CON
ss11sa'mg s1salg Of Charles Hart, tenor; Elliott
'na", Darytone; Wiufred Glenn bass
;ana amu LOUIS James, tenor; Billy Jones
Gm. 'enor and Earnest Hare, bas barytone;
Welch. harps1 sf@ Sara y,'in'St nns NsI nd Anna
ana Bessie Lane Sheppard, concert
artist. 0o"eef'
9;55 p. m. to 1000 p. m.--Arlington time
SS,ghals Weather forecast.
"'A' i'eoioes Island G,45o meters)
Signals Corps. q. s. Army
a'@q9 & p m;;,-concert under the direction
OF OF Mr.. charles D. Isaacson. what Is
Mnadnosr MAN slr,,s M,nsjc," by the chairman; &C
1Mathllde Zimbler, cellist; Miss Isaheiis
Mhloler, wiolinist; Miss Hazel C;runna
ian.ss Th5rssa ihe = 1a,, Wren" Her Rose" Miss
lei Heil at the piano; Les Pecheurss seie de
55,eries' "Cuvre tes yeuv blues" Mr 1o
G'0Hql at the Gd nano tenor m Mr. Alfred Clarence,
sShd iNoW5Ky, Mr.. Chareu n
ME bIer Guterscher Suite; Espana," zim pl'l
was pS sfycnteen niae Wh9 s%edinb knDws1 fo, When
VIE Ei9wer Rain, No, whom iP'k 1.oSa song
Juan" ai Nj Mr. Tame'" Bon, "serenado de Don
WEAF, New York uoo meters)
1ir " HenrT T5' 70 Erbv Si91 p m mLJoint recital by
and Miss Alyse Melaard conts,1 meiSn tenor,
3 Inarnlan II, n. Edwards 2, at the piano. l'S
James oconnel s5 9h ldps tPremEent,on" m by
public instruction, Fire Departman, se OF
S;lo P m.-Bass solos by Mr. w.,t.u
smith, accompanied bv Nr -n' - 1Wr 1WaIter
9 SSlebbns, pianist. "arihs
az ccp, p; ,m;I,isoprano solos by Ruth Smith
Wapnp WyspiI,pasieh 81 h,i at the piano by Mr.. G.
''%o p m'-Duets by Ruth Smith son,
ana Walter Smith, Basso. ''''''' soprano
otbpp lTr1,Contralto m, solos by Miss Dor
Warlng stebbins, apst lr'htieo BY Mr.. G.
81 smiih n ih--Bass solos by Mr. Walter
= ~ Wr D. IN, m Reading of original poems ~,
2 WI harold Hersey. with njanp poeins @ by
o ao apo9',t''asht by Miss Helen NJ. Ham accom-
$50 p. b. m--,nat n-H9pfa no solos by Ruth Smith
ana Walter Smith, Basso 'n' soprano,
'o9 OF, y. m.-Contralto solos bv Mic,
, "oR, Newark 600 meters,
eli cital 70 ana 0to p. oon, m,-Eecitations. song re
''I9 p m.-BasebaH scores. .r,o
IN, nteam Boilers Ready for WI. 10 Get
Sessnr sax given 81 by Professor Netsebert @hter @
80 So p. m.--Musical nu3nhenr gdhheerins. .,
o'clock in the Mornine,,,' i''''ers; !.G. Three
Ak AK ,rot; Twnkltng Star" ''en'aie''
hold surrnstinoo1tn tWiotnens Fashions. House
Jntara. Sus eStlons and Other Tonioe
-"'s.ese .. 10 Women" by Maude IPaGs HaiI OF
""h' Schenectady (40O meters1
= III H. s. Naval Observatory tins ..u
I5:s5 Is:s5 p; mmNoon stock market quotation.
meters wave length oh 4So /
tatinr- +, iinir,--Produce and stock mark.t
t1tiohs, news bulletins "i net quo
ssgmental snf seeationf of 'Glegs msd,s1 music In
i@r ton lootna songs Harvard' Ya,e oi pr, popu-
mental ipGr1nil. C1nh. etc., Union College Instru-
egs Bducatonn,""" n""fe5s' pr Abraditien Ira in Col
songs Of various colleges '1il Ilrio inruba Rack %cker;
nonr,ar 'up, w. instrumental selections So
rhestra; Songs, onno,,e Union ion College dance or
olYil Engineering Quartet. ohoo ~ music. !.
dies w eTGieses, piano solo, college r,aIo.
icy Of old time songs. CiviI Erai .s., med s
.tu8Tlel, address, college AthisstieIing
I9r Nm, appreciation of the New EoothaIi hai
insfTS,,o instrH' Lieutenant Elmer @. OIipbant
ilSt'u1nental dnS Club; college bicker ollege n,s
ueet Gibson; second group of Il Ilur
"Alna losing number, Union Coiiesse
?, natlr' Mater Union College Glee @1lh
WEI Springfield, Mass. 600 meter,
Bedttma stnaseoah stnr,e scores: Uncle WiggiIv
80 p. m-Farmers produce ,m,r1.
port. market re-
90 9go p. p mi;mnasebal I'll scores musical pro.
prano s1suh Buh, oy Evelyn Woodwork. So
Noodworth, clarinet LOUIS b.
vi. Medford Hillside. Mass. 1850 r..os,
?. ;--Evening program: "s,ee,1.,,.
~ - MISS Marian Parker music fn
TaIl, ), ,i',le ne ; Iolks; "Chldrens Healtb
tive HsA, seo,sy oy burton A. Welcome, exenn-
Cross; Esperanto" bv Dr I,iior Red
Loweli; Politics and the peon,a.: ..
K,ehard [aeda B. Coolidge; concert, stdneyy ey
WaItar' aus,r' tenor nor soloist. accompanied by
hDkA. Pittsburgh (380 meters,
F. m.-onited States Public Healtb Co.
ice semi weekly bulletin SerV-
81 R r eotime me stories for the kiddies
and Practical" Miss Harr,ate nyTSIoooern
An address of interest to the fsps.er.
p; m.-concert by the Miami Bania Biaei; r.
MnTe,q,,r, uiosr the direction of iieoree
EAR Earl Eckert. Arthur Eckert eAestfa Tz
1atz, Mack Stetson, Virgil stat.orr RANK an,
,a,t WI Aessing, Edward kessline' 1,i1,sal.