The New York herald., 1922-05-28

heard within a radius of several hum
dred miles of New York, are presented
herewith. During the week THE NEW
YORK HERALD will print the daily pro-
grams Of the stations each morning
Times given are daylight saving.
Tune instruments for $50 meter waves.
except in the case OF WVP. which sends
on 1,450 meters.
Station wJZ-Newark. Westinghouse.
WEEK DAYS.
300 A. M.-AGricultural reports and prices
released BY the New York, New Jersey.
Federal Agricultural Bureaus; musical pro-
1000 A. M.-Musscal program.
IL 90 A. M.-opening prices on active bonds
York Stock Exchange. relayed by Post 4
Flagg OF Newark; musical program.
1900 M.-Agricultural reports and prices i;
weather forecast: musical program.
fromArlington.
100 p. Midday prices on active bonds
and stocks; musical program.
200 p. NJ Shipping news excepting Sat-
urday). by the Marine Engineering and
Shipping Age musical program,
:00 y. M.--Musical program.
100 T.. M.-Bas seball scores; women's fash
ion news by the Wonen's Wear Daily Fash
ion Newspaper musical program.
400 +. M.-Baseball scores; musical pro-
100 +. M.-Official weather forecast: agri-
cultural reports and prices shipping news
excepting Saturday; musical program.
90 =. M.-Final baseball scores.
500 l.. M.-Ciosing prices on active bonds
and stocks: marine news by the Radio Cor
poration of America.
10: 80 to IL 100 +. M.-Official Arlington time
II 0l p. M.-official weather forecast.
SUNDAY.
100 p. M.--Rado chapel services. sermon
by Rev Paul scherer; sacred music by the
Of s the Holy Trinity. i New sS YORK York. ' '' -
400 p. M.-"What the People Want to
Read by Mrs. Honore Willsie. author of
ons 81 he Of sook GHGrssss
A 80 p. M.-Recitai by Mabelle Blume. dra-
matte soprano, formerly soloist at the St.
Pamls Episcopal. Akron, Ohio. and very
gagements. May Helen Blume. pianiste.
Won. several scholarships at the Art Stu
nni,.b, dents League When Love Is Kind soid
Danza." Chadwick; .Musica Proibita ;"
lold Italian; ''Habanira from Carmen .
Bizet; 'Chantex. riez. dcrmez." Gounod ;
Away" Herbert; my Saddle" Thayer !;
"Aomanza from Daughter of the Regl.
ment," Donizetti; mighty LAX a Rose, ;,
80 p. M.-Literary vespers, THE Spirit of
Service" by Edgar White Burrill. The mes
sage is woven around the following poems.
prose and plays: "On the Necessity for La
Dor and Love-" John Ruskin Sonnet on
His Blindness" John Milton: ode to the
West Wind" Percy Bysshe Shelley: Cham
tecler," Edmond Rostard: "1'he Blades OF
Grass stephen Crane.
6:30 p M.-Readings and records from the
Bubble Books That Sing" by Ralph May
hew. courtesy Harper g. Bro.
:45 7. M.-Sandman Stories, told by Kasper
Seidel. courtesy Harper g. Bros.
700 p. M.-"Japan." by Julian Street. cour-
tesy Doubled ,y-Page.
.2O p NJ -"c,heck Forr.rs" bv William
J. Flynn. formerly head of the United
States Secret Service at Washington In All
interview Detective Flynn said: Careless
In the handling of checks is to-day
exacting from the bankers and business men
of the nation an annual toll of approx
mately $40. .0C0. .0OO Organized gangs OF
forgers and penmen, whose operations ex-
tend from coast to coast. are plying their
professions with skill and cunning unex-
celled in other forms of crime" The de-
tective will outline some combative meas
500 p. MA Trip Through Brazil with
Theodore Roosevelt by Anthony Fiala, ex-
plore'.
$50 p. M.-Carlos Valdez anna. composer. p-
anist and lecturer. will give demonstra-
ton OF Inca music.
o:30 =. M.-Recital by Alfred Herbermann.
vioinlst. also musical critic and writer for
the violin world: Mrs. Earl Feininger. ac-
companist. Program: .Cayatina." Raft;
Waltz In A Major Hock.tein- Brahms {;
SoIyeI. SS0Kerssko,f, ,Rreis.r; "Bereeuse % tJoce
lyn). Goddard
Miss Lucille Banner. coloratura soprano:
daughter of the well known violinist Michael
Banner. who Is appearing as Gfldo In RICO
letto." Program: "Ah Jorse liu.' Verdi:
'Sempre liberia degsio,' Verdi; April.
Nevin Down In the Forest, Ronald !:
10. Hear the Lark Bishop. Mrs. Karl
Deininger, accompanst.
MONDAY.
500 r. M.-"Business and Industrial condi.
e., 81. Irnfto oA az a nhaeFNen
by the National Industrial Conference.
Boston.
! 90 p. histories from St. Nicholas Maya
zine: courtesy of the Century Company.
:4J r. M.-"Child welfare by Or. Frank
Richardson, from the speakers bureau OF
the Brooklyn Chapter OF Red Cross Society
tion OF Charles u. Isaacson. music leader
OF the New York Evening Mail. Program:
''The Romance of Great Artists. by the
Gr,Gl 1m11 "Valse in A Major" Brahms-iioch,
stein: (c) "scherzo Tarantelle. wieniaw-
ski Edwin Grass violinist; Alma Danzig
at the piano; 3. "a oLunsi dai caro- caro-
bleux.' Msssenet; (c) Song. OF India. :"
Pimsiy-Knrsakoff: Barbara Maurel. so
rrano; Frederick Bristol, at the piano;
turne + sharp major. Chopin: tc) 'Taran-
telc. Moszkowsk, e Robert schmtz: plan
irt: 2. Face to Face with Mozart.
Waves al Play; Cbl Song without
Words" in G. major: tc) scherzo. Grasse.
Mr.. Grasse; :, 1a) soldiers Bride" Rach-
Grey: (c) "By the Waters OF Minnetonka. /"
Lieurance. Miss Maurel; s. ta) Second
Arabesque, Debussy; (b) st. Francis
Walking on the Waves" Liszt. Mr..
9 40 p. M.-cconcert by the Melrose Quintet
Of New York city. Chester A.. Hawkes..
musical director and aeeSmpsnist; Ma,to Pro- o.
Dixie" Mohr: 2. Dear Old Southland"
Layton. barytone solo BY George .Joaes
.1r. Thank God for Garden, Del
Reigo: 4, negro spirtuaIs, 'I Want to be
Ready. Every Time I Feel the Spirit"
Rolling IN Jesus Arms II Got Kobe,
'IisllcIulah"; 5: banjo solos by Fred Jen-
nlngs, 'Sextet from Lucia" Donizetti; @.
Amt n Shame to Steal on Sunday" =
bass solo by Albert u. Hawthorne. AR
INQUIRER Song DE Koven: g "Exhorts-
,ion,' negro eermonD. Cook; -, Look for
tho silver Lining" Kern; 10. medley OF
TUESDAY.
: :Oo r. M-''Man In the Moon" stories;
courtesy Newark Sunday Call.
: 10 r. MA Vision Of war" eulogy TO
our veterans, by Robert Ingersoli, read by
An editor OF the Truth Seeker
T:4s =. M.--"oold Star Mothers" by Alice
7:sa y. Misunderstanding Broadway" by
Bertha Brainard.
500 r. MA Memorial Day address by
sion. A. V. r. and New Jersey State
Assembymsn: musical program Of pa
triotic selections, including MY Own
United States by G.. Earle Kindleberger,
tenor.
0. 90 p. M.--Bugie concert by Charles Duerr.
private Hea eadquarters Company. 3i2th In
fnntry. Seventy eighth Division. chief trum-
peter, Black Prihce field music. Program: :
First call, BLACK Prince March,: revsllle ::
Bert Lawrence March," assembly. Drop
Of Water" chow call. First New Jersey
infantry March," drill. pay day. sick call.
ruard mounting "Stabie. to the Color -