The New York herald., 1922-12-18
The New York Herald Radio. Program
Monday, December 10. 1922
WIZ. Newark Westinghouse. $50 Mes<r.,
Monday, December 10.

WIZ. Newark (Westinghsuse, $50 Meters).
$3.50 p. M.-closing priees. on STOCKS. bonds,
grains. coffee and sugar.
545-Resurne OF sporting events. &c.
6;0o-Busness and Industrial conditions In
the United States as observed BY the Ma
tionsl Industrial Conference BOARD.
S :3o-'"rhe Management Problem Leon
Afford. vice-pres.dent of the American So
ciety OF Mechanical Engineers.
s:4s-Joint recital. Helen De Witt Jacobs and
Harold Taft Wright. tenor v!oi!nIst. Pro-
gram for Miss jacobs: Ave Maria" !"
Souvenir Drdia; '.Her,a Ksti.'' Hubay.
Program for Mr.. Wright: ''Because.
SS,,HaIdelo,; "Lan'piit Hour" Penn; & ~Ye
Sunshine OF Your Smile and Mother
9;fs-"T'he Hudson River vehiculsr Tunnel
Clifford Milburn Holland. chief engineer.
s;So-Corcert under direction of Charles d.
Issacson of the New York Evening Mail.
PROGRAM; Christmas and music. By
blow. Blow.' sarieant. Mr. Edward
Mann. oarytone; Mr Abraham s. Ellsteln
Dett. Miss Lynette Gottiisb. plants. :
Aria Aria from .,F'orza del pestino,,' Verdi.
schueen At the piano; Face to Face with
Franz" tsrom Face to Face with Grea,
M3sciansD: IN Charles d. Isaacson. au,hor
wagner co. ':israsi.s s Fred Fred Fisher: % 1sj
Two Grenadiers." schumann. Mr.. Mann;
Nsh. NJ sepaia1ils. PaImsa:.n A5anis 60 SAy
Scott. Miss Gottiieb: ,a) Song Of the
Open" Frank La Forge: (b) Ava Maria.
tiounoo, Miss Samoloff.
s;1--Arlington time signals weather fore
cast.
io;oi-Continuation oe program under direc-
lion OF Charles d. IsRscson.
WEAF. Manhattan (Ac0 Meters).
A;soEMusieai program. artists snd selection.
TO bc announced.
so-"santa.s Clowns by Santa Claus q,
Syni"L SWynonderland, r H. Macy Go. Recital
Liufrio; recital. Nine. Otis Glaze. niessc
soprano; seventy-first Regiment. ". g. "
80 ~, on parade speech by. Col. j. Hollis
the Seventyfirst Regiment Band.
WRW, TarrytowH (Rndio Research Iabors.
tory, 360 MeteB).
6:20-Latest news flashes.
0;?o-Musical selection on the Ampics repro.
duc!nS plano.
0;3o-Agr'srams from the United States De.
psrtment OF Agriculture.
9 s:s;-nusical :so n.. selection on the vocalion.
;4o-Bedtime stories. Edith Buell.
0a5-Musicai selection FOR the children.
'i3o-Ampico night musical. courteey Wm
Nnabe Company. Of New York.
lO:5o-Dancc music program, Crescent Dance
orchestra OF White Plains
ii:WT-Acknowledging by radio letters report
Ing WRW signals.
IL Discrimination OF dance music nrorrxn
Dy Crescent Dance Orches.rs.
WOR. Newark GOO Net~rs.)
80 F: M;."The Voice in Song and speech. :
continuation OF series OF talks by Nine
Ma Haggersy- Smell Of New York.
z:"U +. M.-Song recital, Mae 3. Savage
yrlc soprano OF South Orange: "Invoca
ton to the Sun COD Crroyer). The Wine
s. Baessira snow sans Fssas: Fsss.. tcowen
Mcclure. Harriette Gun Robertson
president of the Robertson School of Per.
sonality. Washington, D. c.. and pupil
$50 P. M.-serics of talks on "seis-Healina
BY iutosusgss,ion." Emile Core. auspices
$3.50 p M.-sonss. Mae d. Savage: .st,l
as the Might" iBohm) One Fine Day
CPuccinD. When Love Ia Kind. old mel
40 p. M.-"women's Fashions. Household
Suggestions and Other Topics OF Interest to
Women" Maude Hall of Pictorial Re
6:i5 y. M.-sants Claus Hour. Santa Claus
will speak 10 the Riddles and tell Of those
..,1.. %no write him or come to see him In
$3.50 r. M.-Cont.nuation OF series OF talks
on "husicsl Appreciation" Philip Gordon
OF South Side High School. Mr.. Gordon
his own composition.
WGY, Schenectady General Electric Gem
psny-leo Meters.)
~ M.--U. S. Naval Observatory time sig
1890 p. M.-Moon stock market quotations.
d2;ao M-Weather report on 4s5 meters
6 p. Introduce market and stock market
reports and quotations and news
6 80 p. M.-Taix by Santa Claus.
I:45 p M.-Musical program: March.
.washinston1 Post" tsousa); Finhs's 20, Or
iains. u flat soxophone: o. q. Hsllenbeck.
alto ssnophone: Louis schenck; drums
oso., ohs5s' s5S ssn sssn tn Stories
from Youths Companion. Fox .rot,
MARI Dear. pe costp; Finks,o Or, Or
c.s DseS 'GS john nle r: ion xs
The World Is Waiting for the Sunrise"
(Seitz), Finke's Orchestrs: saxophone solo.
say !; while .nc psnens .aa p:y. yssns o. ~. S
trot. when You're Near" (shern,ano
TAseri. aS Finke:s orches,rs; piano solo.
Frnke. Jr.; fox troi. Truly .psvisl.
Finke's Orchestra: fox tro.. Blue Hand
mani, Tinke's Orchestra.
wHAZ. Troy tRenssela~r Polytechnic In
stitute-leo Neters.)
s:f5 p. M.-speciai Christmas program. ST.
Johns Episcopal Choir OF Troy. under tho
direction OF Prof. Richard p. Law. organ
% and Ts Nj P.epe asS rsnoF E%s v.I:y
easi Sasna.D. ~ W." ". L. Van Van Arnsm; male
Ss fs'Is R:@.s nG@ n sy St '9s a:.s sns
choir: soprano solo, There's Song In
the Air. Cspeahs). r; Scot. Pas.!son; /;
carols Ades'e oes cS1i.,isn Msn ne;oiee
(vour.eenth Century,. when Christ Wss
Rorn'' (rift.enth century,. Good King
address. Christ as Teacher; Avsry ":
exaam,. Augustus r seie.r.: carols. ''Aii
NY Heart THIS Night Rejoices, Parker |.
Silent Night, (Gruberl;. IT Came Upon
Midnight ciesT% wiliis1a ws01a.,.sahns asnS :ss o
L,,tie sts' roNs ' Of Bstslehsm'' CR.dner,: ST;
John's Choir: male chorus. .'Halleiujsh," :"
from The Messiah" tffsndei). st. John's
Choir; Richard +. Law. accoinpsnist.
WGR--Buffnlo (sse Meters).
1o:is p. M.-veather and narkst reports
and aKriograms from the y. 3. Depart
nent Of Agriculture '4so neter)'
2:2o-Ciosing prices o. Chicago Board of
Trade.
3:Oo-Music.
change.
4:OO-Impico recital.
Z 53O--yea.her and marxe. reports And agiio-
grams from the Y. s. Department OF Agri-
s:4o"-Cios!ng prices Of New York Stock Ez-
change and Chicago Board Of Trade.
:3O.-Digsst of the days news.
8:Oo-Musicai program by Federal Telephone
courtesy OF Mrs. Claude Null OF Tona-
wanda, ~ Y. Artists are: Miss Rena
Hilton. soprano and pianist; Mrs. Is. q.
Rand, contrslto; Mrs. John Hay, reader
and Mrs. Archie waite. p,an!s,s: Mrs.
Carrie Rog,nson and Milford schneil. sc-
companis;s; James Whitley. tenor; Leroy
S.sn siSs. TssSsA csSus esS 9i's orehs.s Ms
Program: Orchestra selections, "Burning
sands" "Tiorn-sick." Twentieth Century