The New York herald., 1922-05-07

Times given are daylight saving.
Tune instruments for $50 meter waves,
ecxept in the case of WVP. which sends
on 1850 meters.
Station WIZ, Newark.
(Westinghouse).
WEEKDAYS
. A. M.-Agriculturai reports and prices
released by the New York. New Jersey.
Federal Agricultural Bureaus; musical pro-
10 A. M-Musical program
II A. M.-Mus.chl program.
II M.-Agricultural reports and prices as re-
leased by the New York. New Jersey and
Federal Agricultural Bureaus; musical pro
1 p. M.-off.clal weather forecast and mu-
. p. M.-Shipping news excepting Saturday
by the Marine Engineering and Shipping
Age; musical program.
3 p. NJ. TO $ p. NJ. on the hour--Baseball
. scores and musical programs
tural reports and prices.
1O:52 TO IL p. M.-Official Arlington time
II :oi P. M-offieial weather forecast.
SUNDAY.
3 r. M.-Radio chapel services, sermon. THE
Beatitudes," by the Rev. Charles T. Walk
ley. d. D.. sacred music by the Boys
Choir Of twenty voices and solos by Miss
Nora Bayes, soprano; George kemmer.
choirmaster; Grace Episcopal Church OF
East Orange. n. j.
r. M.-Recital by Hattie Stiles. lyric So
New York.
4:9o p. M.--sacred music recital by the
Aeolian orchestrelle and the duo art piano.
p. M.-Literary vespers. by Edgar w.
Burrl.
80 P. M-Readings and records from the
Bubble Brook That Sings" by Ralph May
hew; courtesy of Harper Bro.
Gas P. M,-"Sandman Stories courtesy
Il n Of bN
Miss Jane Keriey. mezzo soprano, Of New
York. cycle Of fairy songs; Fairy
Mamma % S yucca when aOfs'''si the Nav apples
Bloom" I'm Tops OF the Growing Corn
and The Funny Little Gnone with ts,, the Big Big
Man" John B. Wells; The Three Fairy
Dairy Maids" Frank La Forge; 'Ho Mr..
ns mann an' Ts9n Tne Morning 10 Gory s
Huntington Woodman The Frog and the
kerchief to Hem" Sidney Homer; I'm Win
Dear" Mama yucca; ,Practicins." John
Wells, and .Bumpty Bum, Fay Foster. "
schuman; The Island Where Babies
''voici Noel" weckerh: "Daddy's Sweet
heart Hehman.
7:45 p. NJ Fairgrounds" by John Brad
500 p. M.-Recitnl by Gabriel Engle, con-
cert violinist; Robert G. Gray at the piano.
GaprsslS yass
rian Dance No. q" Brahms-Joachim;
....violinata, Mascagni- Engel: ''yaria-
uai." Engei; "ciaconna," Bach: Garden
PIN "zigennerweise." sarasate. Courtesy
9:15 10 1O:15 p. M.-Concert by the Lleder-
kranz Singing Society OF Elizabeth n: ].
This society was founded in September,
- ~. la nd hAa
known vocal organizations OF the East;
The leader Is Mr.. Carl Hein.. director OF
the New York Conservatory OF Music and
one OF the best known conductors of vocal
organizations In the country. Program
''Fruehlinkszeit lspringtime)." Wilhelms;
CERT "Die Meimat am Rhein CHome on the
Home" arranged by Van Der stucken;
ken: mach der Heimat CTo My Home
land)." Kroner: "Der Einsiedler an die
Nacht OIermits Evening Song)." Kern:
Buechse: ''studenten Nachtegesang sstu-
dents Night Song),' FIscher: "Aan die
Heimat portuguese Folksong; Homeland d. /,
Rhenish Huntsman)." othegraven.
MONDAY.
600 p. M.-"Busness and Industrial Condi-
tions in the United States" as observed by
the National Industrial Conference Board.
700 p. histories from 81. Nicholas Maga-
zine. Courtesy Of the Century Company.
4 80 p, M.-"F,at and BE Healthy" by Mrs.
Jenoise q. Short, editor OF the Housewives
T:45 p. M.-"Flre Prevention" by It. Alfred
Fleming. National Board OF Fire Under
90 P. M.-Recitai by Mabel Empie. Amer
lean soprano: Miss Florence Best. st. accom-; econ
Dorothy Forster Just YOU" II. Burleigh;
Southern Lullaby" r. II. Terry; Aria Aria
nolh La COlnmDa.
SCHNEIDER; lie soir,.', Christian Kriens;
There Is No Death" Geoifrey .,r,I oHara;
Crown. tspirituaD,. Gantvoorts- Graves;
'"The Thrill Of You" vanderpool; Come
Love Me-" vsndsrpool % "smiiin, rauoII, TsrT; +,
Clark Morreil. tenor soloist Of Or: Cad
mans Central Conversational Church,
Brooklyn; Edward schless. accompanist.
Morning" Speaks: I'm Native Worth.
Craation- Hayden; THE Lilac Tree" Cart,
an sins Thee heers Songs NJ 20 Of % &raby," ciay vos
la Gubba,' Leoncavelio (Arios Paell.
accio): 81 Wonder II You still Care"
p:f5 p. M-Recital by Rosa Low. lyric
prano. who recently gave recital at the
White House r,rrsn,v
7: 90 p. M.-"Man in the Moon" stories (c)
7.30 p. M-"Do You Use Your Labor Saw
ers." by Miss Mildred Maddocks. chairman
OF the board. Good Housekeeping Institute.
100 p M.-Concert by the Philharmonic So
ciety OF the Oranges (the concert Is com
posed of about forty players who are bust
ness men from various parts OF the
Oranges, r. Bergman, conductor; r.
Berthold, cooncert master. Program; La
RENE de Saba" Marche ct Cortege. Gou-
nod: "Beauty's Eyes" cornet solo, Tosti;
UNITED States Field Artillery March
Sousa Titus Overture" Mozart; MELODY
OF Peace" Carroll Martin; The Girl Who
Smiles, Jean Briauet Lights out March"
Mccoy. Cornet solos by Harry Stalter.
900 T. M.-Concert by the Dorian Quartet
well known by their concerts throughout
the East and Middle West: Hazel Drury,
first soprano: Elvera Cedargreen. second
soprano; Ruth Pearcy. first alto Lula
Root. second alto; accompanist, John
Wainman barytone. Program: Car
mena Wilson: "Malnda." Won Tilzer.
"Aprl Showers" Silvers: Songs My
Mother Used 10 Sing" '"rhe Sextet from
Lucia dl Lammermoor." Donizetti. by the
quartet; zone Fleeting Hour" Lee; wake
Up" Phillips, Miss Cedergreen; ''Barca-
role" from "Tales OF Hoffman, Often
bach. Miss Druy and Miss Root: Amour
viens Alder from Samson et Della,
Saint -Saens, Miss pearcy: Pale Moon
Logan; Tommy Lad Margetson. Mr.
wsinman Jewel Song from Faust"
Gounod Miss Drury; "All Through tho
Night" old Welsh air: Charley " My
Darlin'." Scotch, Miss Root.
WEDNESDAY.
q: 60 p M.-"Review OF the Iron and Steel
Industries and Their Relations to General
Buslness Conditions" by the Iron Age
700 r. Mammal stories by Florence Smith
Vincent; courtesy New York Evening Tele