The New York herald., 1922-05-21

sented herewith. During the week
THE New YORK HERALD will print the
daily programs 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 1850 meters.
Station WIZ, Newark (westinshouse).
. WEEKDAYS.
900 A. M.-Agricuiturai reports and prices.
musical program.
10 100 A. M.-MusicaI program.
II 100 A. M.-Musical program. Opening
prices Of stocks and bonds as authorized
by the New York Stock Exchange.
~ 100 M.-Agricultural reports and prices.
weather forecast, musical program.
IL :55 to p. M.--Standard time signals from
90 =. M-Midday prices of stocks and
200 p. M.-Shipping news. musical program.
800 p. M.--Musical program.
400 p. M-Baseball scores. fashion news.
500 p. M.-Baseball, scores, musical pro-
I gram.
cultural reports and prices. shipping news.
musical program.
TOO n M.-Finai baseball scores.
500 p M.-Final baseball; scores. closing
prices of stocks and bonds. marine news
by the Radio Corporation OF America.
1852 to IL p. M.-official Arlington time
II :oi p. M-officiai weather forecast.
SUNDAY.
$3.50 p M-Radio Chapel services, sermon
by the Rev. ID. s. Hamilton. D. D., of the
Episcopal Church Of Paterson.
400 p My Garden by Louise B.
Wilder pogssasy hs Page us,,Is Co. ns,,.
matte soprano. prize winner of the 1922
Newark Musical Festival. Nine. Severn
S anna BE- At ns
| leria Rusticana; Bowl of Roses" Robert
Clark: II Love Thee" Edmund Severn: rs
II ka,ny Little To- Flower. Wam ian RsIr Bar
and Bubbles, Without Love" Joyous
Youth" and Somewhere Someday.1 Ma
belanna Corby.
900 p. M.-Lterary vespers ''The VIII to
Live. by Edgar White Burrii; the mes
sage Is woven around the following pieces
81 Strain Of the War" War Wilson's Wilson Trenton ton
Speech Say not The struggle Nausht
Availeth."., Arthur Hugh Clough; The
N Guy Rn,st, De Es6S
yard kiping: 'lnvictus." William Ernst
Henly. Charles Frohmans Last Words
and IAN Apology for Idlers.'' Robert Louis
8 80 p. M.-Readings and records from the
Bubble Book That Sings" by Ralph May
hsw; courtesy OF Harper ssal,s Bros: ,o,a =,
kasper Seidel courtesy Harper Bros.
700 p. M.-''rhel Little Red Hen." and
How the Brownie came TO Blednock,' Dy
Bertha Jessamyne Hawkins, author Of
''Cuddie Time" stories.
1920 z. M.--"Business on the Upward
Trend" by J. II. Tregoe. secretary Of the
National credit Mems Association.
f:30 p. M.-"Foreign News" by P. w. Will
son. representative of the London Daily
Times"
100 p. M.-Recitai by Alfred sgueo. violin
list. Program: Romance" Svendsen I;
"Guitarre.'' Moszkowski: ..Erotic," Griee .
eR RondnG Ths on s;SyDss
Mocksiein- Brahms; "MeditatIor.' Gissou-
il. pasanini- Brown: Mr.. Paseareiia viii
play .Minuet.' Paderewski. and ALA
600 p. M.-Concert by the orpheus Quar-
tet of Newark lErnst A. Burkhardt. first
tenor; Lester A.. Palmer. second tenor
Herman KreitIer. first bass; Howard J.
Love-. Gericke: SECRETS. Smith; De
Sandman Sandman" protheroe; Two Eoses."
| Dermid. Solos: THE Jasmine Door"
Scott. by Ernest A.. Burkhardt; Keep on
| Hopin'." Maxwell, by Lester A. Palmer I:
"Homing.' Del Rigo. by Herman Kreitler;
Morning. Speaks. by II. Gee: Duets :
"solsnne Inest' Ora Verdi; solo Pro-
Mabelle l.. sheiiworth, solo cornetist
The cSIss Great J. ssycnd G5a.r1inst9n The
o' the ehGTs Hear, Sylvan OF Rose fsG Nisho, W'"s
Iadye.;. Elliott; % .rse e''Ps STAR. Rosers: se1':
aSs sose 81 n ss the ssH R1s Blue cas%. S the
Selections by James Murphy. accordian-
list: Program: The Rights of Man..
LiysrpeSl I,t Hor1pipe; Stack & Of Barley: m ley:
ternationai Echoes" Highland schot-
tische."
MONDAY.
tions in the United States" as observed by
the National Industrial Conference Board.
7 100 P. histories from ''St. Nicholas Mag
azine." by courtesy Of the Century Com
Z 80 p. M.-"Crime and Its Cure" by Hon.
Richard f. Enright. Police Commissioner.
$500 P. Mat and Be Healthy" by Mrs.
: Jenoise r b short, editor Of the House
Princess wahletka. an Indian psychic who
| has been hsadlined at Kcith's vaudeville
theaters and Ziegfeld,s roof garden. Prin-
tion.. OF her psychic power and mind
| reading.
TUESDAY.
TOO P. M.--"Man in the Moon stories. tc)
Newark Sunday Call.
+. @. Wells. of the Equitable Life Assur-
ance Company.
7:4s p. Mart in Dress" by Mrs. Picken
Science OF Scranton.
500 p. M.-Literary evening conducted py
the editorial staffs OF the Outlook" !"
Scientific American" and Harper Bros
9:1b p. M.-Recital by Mime. Johanna Gadski
| one OF the most famous operatic sopranos
In the world. who started to study music
at the are of seven, made her first ap-
pearance at ten and had her debut in
opera at sixteen; engaged by the Metro
politan Opera Company for twenty-three
consecutive seasons-which Is the record.
Nine. Gadski has been under the direction
OF Damrosch, Grau. Conried, Gatti-Cas-
and Is known as the Wagnerian singer.
WEDNESDAY
| 200 r. M--"Review OF the Iron and Steel
Industries and their Relation TO General
Business Conditions by the Iron Age.
90 p. M.-"Animai Stories" by Florence
Evening Telegram.
I 80 p. M.-"wiid Bill Hiekok.'' by Captain
Frank Winch. The facts in this narrative
OF wild Bill and by Col. Cody As told
by Capt. Winch. the history OF wild BILL
scout. Indian fighter and terror OF the
borderland bad men, promises TO be one
OF the most interesting events ever booked
for the radio program. Wild Bills hand
TO hand fight with the McCandless. gang Of
outlaws IN the most thrilling affair ever
written In our frontier history.
500 r. MIS- Good Dentistry a Health
Factor" by Or. T. Andrew Buckley.
s:15 p. M.-Recitai by Kathleen Mera, SO
prano. formerly of Queens Hall. London
Program BREAK o Day San. sanderson; r., y,
van" Landon Ronald; From the Land OF
the sky Blue Water" Cadn1an Where
The Bee Sucks" Sullivan: Morning Obey
Speaks; santuzza's Aria from Cavalleria
Rustieana." Mascasni; "A Opera Secret"
II. woodman ~ Love the Moon." Paul
Rubens: '"The Nightingale has n Lyre Of
Goid,' whelpiey: serena,a "Gccd-by."