New-York tribune., 1922-10-12
Daily Radio Program
Thursday. October IL
WIZ, Newark $3.50 meters,

Q a. m,-Morning farm reports and prices.
1855 to IL m.-standard time signals from
Arlington.
12 M.--Opening prices on active bonds and
stocks. Official weather forecast. Musl-
cal program.
p. m.-Midday prices on active bonds and
stocks.
p. m.---CIosing prices on active bonds
and stocks Musical program.
$50 p. m.-Reports and prices on farm
products Economizing space Musica!
tp 1850 p. m.-"Jack Rabbit Stories" by
David Cory.
S:35 p m-Musioal program artM.s to be
announced by radio.
9:16 p. m.-"Columbus Day" by Joseph L.
eastman.
9:so p. m,-"The Merchant of Venice"
dramatic reading by. Mona Morgan.
9:55 to 1000 p m.--Arlington time sig
nalsA official weather forecast.
wvP. Bodloe's Island d,45o mcters)
Signal Corps, q. S. A.
$3.50 p. m.--"Coiumbus Day." by William
evening will be announced by radlophone.
WWZ. New York $500 meters)
1:15 to 2:15 p. m,--!talian program In
homer of Columbus HSs as Pay under the d.
man To Columbus." by the chairman:
aria from La Boheme," "Questo e
enor ass ssara Hughes at the plsnS
La Mamma Morta"; 'Musca Proibita."
Miss Rose d'Isopo. soprano: a Night
pianist; Face to Face Win stradela,'
Charles D. Isaacson; Celeste Aida;
Neapoiitan folk songs, Carmine Giovanni,
tenor. Ah
WEAF, New York (S6O meters>
4:3G p. m.-Misss Lenora Linhoff, lyric So
prano, accompanied by Bertha Rodgers,
pianist.
4.45 p m,--piano solos by Miss Katherine
s p. m-"An Ounce Of Prevention" by
Marcus A. Dow.
$40 p m.-willard Ward, barytone; Kate
Stella Burr pianist
s:25 p. ln.--Piano solos by Miss Maieva
Harvey.
$40 p. m.---Miss Grace Bradley. contralto; !;
Miss Louise Parker, pianist.
1855 p. 3m.-Recital by Willard Ward
S:l5 p. m.-Piano solos by Miss Maleva
Harvey.
e:2s p. m.--Recital by Miss Grace Brad
ley contralto.
s:s5 p; m.--,Recital by Willard Ward.
WOR. Newark, N. j. (40O meters)
2:30 to p. m.--Songs and talks.
6:l5 p m. Baseball scores.s
e:2o fp: m:-Bob White will give kitten
nhrss ses aeIosR HsSs IN IL. Mosslssy
$50 p. m. to p. NV omen's fashions
by Maude Hall. 'o''S
WGY, Schenectady (i00 meters)
74s r,nsn, ?; mschsrzo srsohs B-tiat Minor, Charles
summer" d'ete), Hubert Nj. spross. %
"Homing.r ..ka shmiri song. ,'Trayei-
Baritone a TO- HGsses
lude in G Miner" Charles Gilbert spross.
Rawn;n Rasamn. Enrss TnrssIy Rngms, Ths StST sara
Hey; "Provincial song Hubert a. spross =
Vale" "Jsan.. Sweet, sweet Lady
i Mocass smhfy so Eie Mnsr rss1ss apa
hy Ase5 eaasa Hey Magic rFeluss Tire. in
Charles Gilbert Spross.
1:20 p. m.-Uncle Wiggily Bedtime Story
s:aS M p m-Talk by A; V, Reopeil.
~. p. m.-Esther Baker, pianist; Amelia
WGI. Mcdford Hillside Mass. {seo meters)
s,orn mIEysnng sysIn fsu program ,s seepytime
Eyes" by Burton A. welcome; your
Car and Your Dealer by A. J. shorey;
Well. What's the Answer" by Pro-
lege Engineering School: Miss Mabel
Friswell: Miss Emma Treadweil. pianist;
William Walton. violnist: LIE Roy John
son, accompanist.
KDkA, Pittsburgh $3.50 meters)
p. m.-Sscientifc weekly program.
United States Public Health senii-weekIy
bulietin.
D. m.-Bedtime story.
$3.50 p. m.--"Hints on Modern and prac
tical Home Furnishing; an address of
interest to the farmer.
P. m;-Mlie Frankie, soprano; Nazarina
h La Marca, tenor; Foch de Leo pianist: !:
Frank Rubbo- violin; America Boucaie,
violin; Alfredo Armocida, cello; Joseph
di Giovanni. flute: August di Giovanni
mandolin. Paul Durbano, mandolin
Only two more days of registra-
tion left!
Register to-day! Don't delay
and avoid waiting in line!
Polls open to-day from $500 o.
m. TO l0:aO p. m. Tomorrow polls
open during same hours. On Sat-
urday-tke last day--polls open
fynNn II Ca ~, IL