The Washington times., 1922-09-18
RADIO PROGRAM
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$50 TO Sp. ms--Marketgrams
1850 Meters tsparis).
10 p.-m.--Time signal. weather re-
ports. ship orders. nayal press.
Wwx--Postoffice Department.
1,i60 Meters Phone).
7:30 p. fm.-ALiye stock. rrA,
s p. m.--Fruits and vegetables.
N9wEAS--The, Hecht Co.
II $50 Meters.
3 to p. m.-Retaii news and re
ports. Music program: Selections
on the Edison phonograph: Say y
While Dancing" Sneak" Grey
Morn" "Flapper Walk" ''Oh, Prom
ise Me-. Garry Me Back to Old Vir-
ginny:" Dancing FOOL" IF Winter
Comes. Pm just Wild About
Harry" II Love Her, She Loves
Me- Selections on the player plano:
do II Again. "Teasin';" Rose of
Bombay" Blue" 1--WE Got 1t, You'll
Get People Like U.s."
WPM-Thomas ,. williams. Inc.
$50 Meters.
p. m.-Special weekly program:
Piano selection; selection. played
by the Elite Society Orchestra, "A
Dancing Fool; trombone solo, Mr..
Theodore II. Nixon, Since You Went
Away; 5; soprano solo, Miss Virginia
Williams, Just YOU; selection,
played by the Elite Society Orchestra.
THE Sheik" Featuring the violin);
barytone solo, DIR. Summer c. Worm
ley, Thou Art Risen; saxaphone
solo, Mr.. William Miller, Canadian
Capers';; soprano solo, Miss Virginia
Williams, "At Dawning;" saxaphone
solo. James e. Miller. jr., "Smilin
Though; barytone solo, DIR. Summer
G. Wormley. 'Untip'; selection, The
Elite Society Orchestra, Three
O'clock in the Morning; finale, The
Elite Society Orchestra, Hot Lips;
piano solo.
WMU--Doubleday. Hill Electric Co.
800 Meters. rf. .-.
Report from Babson's Statistical
Report fro mBabson's Statistical
Organization - How the Bumper
Crops VIII Affect the Cost of Liy.
ing" "Serenade," Last Hope"
"Liebesfreud," when the Sun Goes
Down" America Abroad" 'Sawanee
River Moon" Don't Forget"
Georgia" Just Because You're
You," Voice of Love-" "Fruling-
strauschen." why, Dear" Pan
Drama Bay" Romance" "Da Da
Darling. "The Sneak" and Mill.
cent Waltz"
WJZ-Westinghouse, Newark.
$50 Meters.
710 p. m.-Stories from st. Mich
olas Magazine.
8 D. m.-"Business and Industrial
Conditions in the United States" as
observed by the national Industrial
conference board: location of ships
at sea by the Radio Corporation Of
America; final baseball scores;
prices on stocks. bonds, grain, cof.
fee and sugar.
$40 p. m.-"The Right and
Wrong Way of Living for the Bus
mess Man." by DIR. Eugene Chris
tian. noted food specialist.
9:l5 p. m.-"Junior' League" by
Mrs Vincent Astor.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Chicago.
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Central time, deduct one hourJ
$50 p. m.-News, final market,
financial and baseball reports.
E15 p. m.-Baseball report, chill
dren's bedtime stories.
p. m.-Musical program by Lulu
Mae Wilson, soprano; Esther Wun-
derlieh. accompanist: Carl @. The
man, bass; Eleanor. Theman, accom-
panist; Mary Hansen, .violinist;
Lillian Magnuson, accmopanist: w.
H.. Childs, Alma Broberg and Z.
Richardson In comedy sketch.
Observation-Disclosures, Pittsburgh.
$50 Meters.
$50 p. m.-Lakewood orchestra.
William Schnable, saxaphone: Ed.
ward Schehl. violin and manager;
Walter Ide. banjo; Frank Celia,
trumpet; Harry Swarts, drums and
traps; Carl Barchfield and Nelson
Marcus. pianists.
Maske, John j. Fink, Alfred ID.
Bailey, William II. Buck, Russell w.