The New York herald., 1922-05-14

various broadcasting stations which can
be heard within a radius OF several hun
dred miles of New York are presented
herewith. During the week THE New
YORK HERALD will print the daily pro-
grams Of the stations each morning.
Times given are daylight saving.
Tune instruments for $50 meter waves
except In the case OF WyP, which sends
on 1850 meters.
Station WIZ. Newark.
(Westinghouse.)
WEEKDAYS.
90 A. M.-Agricultural reports and prices
and Federal Agricultural Bureaus; musical
1000 A. M.-Mus,caI program
il go A. M.-Musicsl program.
~ ;00 M-Agrlcultural reports and prices as
re'eased by the New York. New Jersey
forecast; musical program.
i2:55 to p. M.-Standard time signals from
arlington.
200 p. M.-Shipping news excepting Satur-
day) by the Marine Engineering and Ship
ping Age; musical program.
:01 =. M.-Musical program.
A;cU P. M.-Baseball scores Of the American,
National and International League games. .
women's fashion news by the Women's
" car daily fashion newspaper; musical
program.
. GO p. M.-Baseball scores OF the American,
National and International League games; !;
60" p, M.-Official weather forecast; agri-
cultural reports and prices as released by
tina New York, New Jersey and Federal
Agricultural Bureaus; shipping news (ex-
ccpting Saturday. by the Marine Engineer
Ing and Shipping Age; musical program.
800 z. M.-Final baseball scores; marine
news by the Radio Corporation of America
10 80 to II P. M.-offlciei Arlington time
:cI p. M.-official weather forecast.
SUNDAY.
1900 p. M-Radio chapel services: Mothers
Day exercises conducted by Miss Frances
II. Hedden Of the New Jersey Sunday School
Rev. George C.l Vincent. d. D.. pastor of
tie South arKePresbyterian Church, New
written for the Christian Herald by the
Rev. Samuel d. Price. D. D.. secretary OF
the Worlds Sunday School Association:
include hundreds Of thousands Of members
i..cludes Songs Ky Mother Taught Me-"
Mss May G. Korb. eoprano sololst.
400 p. M.-Literary vespers, The Return
I, Nature by Edgar W. Burrill.
4:15 p. M-Concert BY the Hampton Quar-
tet. from the Hampton Normal and Agri-
cultural Institute. Hampton. Va. This
negro quartet Is known from coast TO
aS' dies or i' sprltnais al as The % program SH viii
consist Of negro folk songs: II Want To Be
Ready. Ride On. Jesus, Go Down.
Harp" Keep Me from Sinking Down. 2
-Four and Twenty Elders THE Old
Ark" , The Gospel rraI Trains pa cOm.ns, Ming,
Away and Swing Low. Sweet Chariot .
Robert Ogden Purves. field secretary. of
Hampton Institute, viii talk on the history
and purposes OF the school
8 80 =. M.-"Anthracite Mining" by d. c.
Ashmead, anthracite editor Of Coal Age.
5:45 P. M-"Not charity. but a chance
fnr In ha ffad
Irene sophie Loeb president Of the Board
of Child Welfare of New York city.
Mayhew, courtesy Harper 4 Bros
6:45 p. M-'sandman Stories" told by
100 +. M-"'Wonderfui Tar Baby" "B'rer
Rabbit and the Honey" 'Brer Fox and
the Little Rabbits" and other negro dialect
1880 p M.-"The Romance OF the Sea-" BY
Capt. Arthur Fl. Rostron. @. b. f.. T. D.
X. ". r.. OF the Curard steamship Maure-
7:45 p. M.-'The Health OF the Child" by
Or. ]. n. Myers, courtesy Macmillan Co.
500 P. M.-Drummond's French Canadian
dialect stories will be told by w. J Bry-
den, who has specialized on these stories
for the last ten years.
8 45 +. M.-Sacred music by the Aeolian
orchestrelle and DuC-Art Piano,
900 p. M--Concert by the Elsa Fischer
String Quartet. Elsa Fischer. director and
first violin; Isabel Ranch, second violin ;
Lucle Neidhardt. viola. and CAROLYN Neid-
hardt. cello: "Adagio. Becker; 'Menue,." !"
HAYDN; steps Song" Ernest. Ernest Carter; 1dt
bile" "scherzo." Tschaikowsty.
s:I5 p. M.-"Camping. by Alexander NJ.
Dodge OF White Plains. n. Y.
MONDAY.
600 p M-"Business and Industrial Condi-
tions In the United States" as observed
by the National Industrial Conference
10 p histories from So. Nicholas Mcoa-
of tha COu1DanV.
I 30 p. M.-'How to Get Job" BY W. b.
Ohmstead.
choral clubs OF the Young Women's Chris
tian Association OF Newark: address by
Mrs Robert l.. Dickinson, member OF the
Nma2Ica Nasi9nsl noSTa %hst 0 the eN = W. A. Means
TO Me-" in poems and prose- by four mem
bers; negro spiritual songs by~ double
quartet OF coored girls from the So1ourn
Truth Branch; musical selections by sixty
members of the Federation OF Industrial
Clubs.
dramatic soprano who will be accompanied
by her vocal teacher. Miss Fay Foster OF
New York. Prosram-Fairy songs; rairy
Bell-Dew Bell" by Besley: Irish songs
Irish Names" 'Murty Kerrigan" and
"oid Doctor McGinn. by Foster. Chill
dren's songs Secret Languages. Foster
THE Cupboard" Mckinney. and Lilac
Tree" Miscellaneous: Now Sleeps the
Crimson Petal" Cutter; Spinning Vince!
0Kt
Foster; when Lovers PART" Foster. Aria
from ''Mignon," Connaise.
TUESDAY.
ZOO +. M-"Man IN the Moonnn" stories
(c) Newark Sunday Call.
1880 Z. MINNIE. Petrova. noted actress,
author OF the play The White Peacock,
will sing, reclte and talk 10 the invisible
audience. She VIII tell about her stage ana and
motion picture experiences and probably
tell about the love story OF Old Spain which
she has woven into her play The White
Peacock" Mime. Petroya VIII soon begin
a worldwideI tour.
1850 p. M.-'Chndren's Stories" by Podraic
Colum, courtesy Mcmillan Co.
500 +. M.-"The Eyes Of the World. oy
wlnifred Hathaway, Brooklyn Chapter OF
American Red Cross Society.
$40 p. Misunderstanding Broadway" by
500 p M.-'PersonaI Hygiene" by Or.
Donald u. Armstrong OF the National Tu-
berculosis Association. -,
$50 =. M.-Concert by the STANDARD Oi'
Band OF New Jersey. Charles Biedman, d.
o 10 p. M.-Concert by the Police Octet OF
Newark. Sidney A. Baldwin, director Pro
gram. "1e2i Medley" Remick; about
Clock Hammond "a Perfect Day.
BOND; THE Wise Old owl" Nevin; MY
Isle OF Golden Dreams Blaufuss; sup
set" Van de Water; Medley from the
SOUTH" pike: "should Aud Acquaintance
he Forgot" Bostford.
WEDNESDAY.
q no T. M.-"Review Of the Iron and steel
Industries and Their Relation TO General
Business Conditions" by the Iron Age
100 p M-"Animal Stories" by Florence
smith Vincent: courtesy New York Even
7 .sT y. M'E"RecoiIec.lons Of a sky Pilot
by Major Chaplain John J. Allan. formerly
senior chaplain OF the Seventy-eevenih
Division, a. y. F. Major. Allan viii also