New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
DoSlv Radio Progror7a
Wednesday, September "a
WE. Newark 1850 meters,
reports - - -4ae iCultl

. a. m, noon and 80 p. m.-Aericu,trr,,
reports ~ tural
n. M. noon. 1856 D. M a. a
=, p m--Musical programs - ''- anu
Soon Nro aTa p m,--Market- quotations
-'qol, f :oV p m and 1:01 D. ln-Weatber
IL :65 p. m o mn =, ~
Baseball schedules INV - Ill
i@1Do 20, p: IN, m, p. m. and D. m.-stock
. go 80 p. M and p. m.--shlppng news
~ p. m-Review of iron and steel IN.
h',si,,nas businles and their relation to general
I p. m.-Final scores of the Ausr,o.n ~.
,fohai ana International League games
~ s p, p, m1;;,-"Animal n; Stories" by Florence
p, m.nLocation of ships at sea: final
baseball scores; closing prices on stocks
iS ZONES p nIa sraiR, ator}as sgffee J., ana sugar
David Lindsay, International Merchant
a:2o p. m,-special performance OF verdi.s
Company. Fortune Gallo. imnresario prLs
WIZ, WIN following cast, under conductor,
soprano, as Aida; Stella de Mette Ipaygo, no'
soprano, Amneris; Amador Famados
Tenor, Rhadames; Mario Vale, barytone'
Amonasro; Petro de Binri. basso. Ramf,s:
Natalo CerVi. baaso. Pharaoh The story
OF the opera will be told by Charles d.
Trio. Georgia; duet, The Rcd Schnoi
5, aouse solo, The Magic OF Your Eyes;
uuS., some sunny Day., solo ''Toya
Toy9"; solo. Little Grey ta sWeethears My hems
SOM" m.h' rio sol@, c,n 'gst g, a, Little Love
Kentucky Echoes" etc Miss Daisy
Brey, By, GO, e,ontralto. a will alternate with the
1852 to IL p. m.--Standard time st,r,t,
from Arlington. S'e eA"'s
ll:o1 p. Unofficial weather forecast
WVP, Bedloe's Island u,460 meters)
Signal Corps, U. s. Army
s:SO s:S0 p m.-lnstrnction l.5a daU i IN banjo.
and sea-, by DR.. Clinton l.. Babcock
WWZ. New York $500 meters)
'1:l5 p. m.-Rano selections.
1925 p. m.-"Legal Problems of the U. g.
1910 p. m.-Edna Beatrice Bloom. soprano:
J. Thurston Noe, piano.
l;5U 5e p m,u 9nn+t $; ,I1 Department of AsricuI-
to 2:1S p. m:-Edna Beatrice Bloom, So
prano.
WOR. Newark, n. j. $3.50 meters)
ESQ to 1850 p. m Musical programs ana
6:15-Basebal scores
6:20--Popuiar selections
6:30-Sport review by Fred Bendell.
WGY, Schenectady (3s0 meters)
1900 p; MI. S. Naval Observatory time
1890 p. m,--Noon stock market Quota
tions
lz.4o p. NV Gather forecast on 4S5
200 p. m.--Music
500 p. m.-Produce and stock market
quotations and reports; baseball results;
news bulletins.
WEI. Springfield, Mass 600 meters)
1890 ?, m. Baseball scores; bedtime story
told by old Mother Hubbard
7:45 p m. Miiestones in the Tubercu-
losis Conflict" by Henry D. CHADWICK
NJ D.; farmers product market report;
late news, -
9. 100 p ms--BasebalI scores Thomas s.
sheldon. mandolin; Raoul A. Ricard yto-
lin: Sadie Crossman, pia ast
WGI. Medford Hillside. Mass. (Seo meters)
$50 p. m.Boston police reports. late
news flashes, earBr sports news
800 p Advantages of Farming In
Massachusetts,, by John w. pIaisfed
Miss ]. Uirica Grant reader: final base
bail scores; Walter I. CowIisbaw harv
tone; Miss Lena B. Knox. pianist.
KDHA, Pittsburg 1850 msters)
600 p. m,--An address by F. H Bahcocls
tri-weekly letter.
s;eo 2. m:-Irofessor T. A. Del Pine, barry
tone: Charles Stitt, aceompanist. = Chss.
ter Eiler. violin; Miss Lois Miller r,eayo-
soprano accompanied by Matthew FrsV',l
Eiwood Knapp, pianist.