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Figure 12 lines to the inch. DEATH NOTICES In this city, on the 29th Josephine widow of Merritt T. Arnold, aged 90 years, 9 months, 19 days. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral, without further notice, from the residence of, her son, Fred. II.

Arnold, 320 Windsor on 1 Wednesday at 3 p. in. Services at. the i house. Interment private at Charles Kvans cemetery.

(Auman). BOYK1EW1CZ In this city, on the 28th Mrs. Mary 3U years. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral, without further notice, from the funeral apartments of K. F.

Oallman, 904 Chestnut St. Services Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock in St. Mary Catholic church. Sterment in St. Mary's cemetery.

(Gallman). IX)WSKI In this city, on the 2Sth Mary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. "ohn G'jlowski, aged 22 years, li nonths and 13 days. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral, without further notice, from the home of the parents, K20 Master st.

Services Friday morn ing at 8.30 o'clock at the house, to proceed to St. Mary's Catholic church i where high mas of requiem at 9 i will bo held. Interment in St. wf ary's cemetery. (Gallman).

KlAMER In this city, on the i Carrie, wife of Albert Kramer, asort S3 vears. 8 months. 12 days. elatives and rnenas are invuea iu nd thn funeral, without further btice, from her late residence, 654 S. Uh Friday at 1.3U.

bervices at 1 house, interment Ilietery. (he'del) In West Reading, on the 29th Amelia H. (nee Grlng), widow Henry F. Miller, aged 80 years, 11 nths, IS days. clatlvcs and friends are invited to end the funeral, without further atice, from her late residence, Penn West Reading, Friday at 10 a.

at the house. Services at Kissinger's church. Interment In cem etery adjoining. (Seidel). MOYER In this city, on the 28th Harry J.

Moyer, Sr. 1 Relatives and friends and all organl rations of which he was a member are Invited to attend the funeral, i without further notice, from his lata residence. 425 Locust Wednesday at 1.30. Services at the house. Interment at Aulenbach cemetery.

(Seidell IIULTZ in this city, on the 2Sth Lottie wife of Charles F. Shultz, In her 44th year. I Relatives and friends are invited to 'attend the services Wednesday. Dec. 31, at 1.30 in St.

Andrew's Reformed church, Miller and Spruce sts. Remains on view at 11 a. m. In the church. Interment Charles Evans cpmeterv.

(Dougherty). vVERT In this city, on the 28th Thomas W. Wert, aged 81 years. Ttfftti rt.o nd frlds are Tnvited to attend the funeral, without further notice, from his residence. No.

656 N. 11th on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Services at the house. Inter ment in Aulenbach's cemetery. (Miller.

UNDERTAKERS I A Funeral Director Mortician 24? PENN SI Equipment the finest. Service the best Costs no more Call Bell rhone No. 75, omitted from telephone directory by error. Francis F. MUNERAL DIRECTOR 117 NORTH FIFTH ST.

READING, PA. CHAPEL SERVICE FREE ill Phone Cons. '268 JOHN R. DOUGHERTY UNDERTAKER 11 SOUTH TENTH ST. READING.

PA. 911 1003 Cons. 827 LOST ANO FOUND 1ACELET Lost, white gold, with a blue tons. Reward. 330 Pear St.

NO Lady's perfect blue white diamond, 84 points, 12 snwll diamonds in Ulnum setting. Very large reward If turned to H. E. Wojciechowskl, 4 laurel St. AMONDS Lost, 2 small chamois barff diamond ring and earrings, cased in small black bag; liberal re ud If returned to Apt.

No. 301. The Ighter Apartments, 2d and Penn Hts. HELP WANTED MALE A Four practical breom nakers. Apply 1328 N.

10th rear. INDY MAN Hotel, age 60 or over ight work, fair pay with room anu mis. Mann F.tnploy. Agency, 613 Penn VEST1GAXOK Good salary, Al opportunity; must have exp. Mann )plny.

Agency, ti18 penn. HELP WANTED FEMALE IITRESS With some very bly timings; Inn near city. Mann Employ, ency. 613 Penn. OKKEEfKH And stenographer, $25 position Is In KuUtown.

Maun tploy. Am ncy. 613 Penn. lENoGRAPIIEKS $15 to ex ellent poxition continually openim. Munn Employ Agency, 613 Penn for Mrs.

Ilcrkmnn. J.M Eftrii big money making butt IKlnw aproiM at home dming siarc Ir. 'i stamp for partici'ur. Itmary Ayrcu Abury Park, N. J.

1 It ii 4 HELP WANTED FEMALE Wanted Maid; Phone 5976. white or colored. ROOMS FOR RENT 613H CHESTNUT Two furnished rooms, seeoii'l floor front, all convs. NICELY FUR. 3d floor front room, i nvs.

216 N. 4th St. CENTRAL Furnished communicating rooms with bath, all convs. and continuous hot water. 411 Franklin St.

240 CHERRY ST. Furnished room to respectable gentleman; all $3 per week. CON JiN'IEN HUUAl On the secoiul floor, next to bath; men only; private home. Bell 1074 R. jTH 505 Furnished room fo: rent with all $4 per week.

Apply after 6 p. m. 883 Con. WELL KL'RN I SHED RUOM Next to bath. Private.

'Every convenience. Gentleman only. Apply 2d floor front, 135 S. 5th St. ST.

ELMO HOTEL Stop! Look! Read! First clars, newly papered, painted and furnished rooms. Very reasonable, $3.50 and $4.50 week. In northeast section. Apply 835 N. lUlh St.

John Zawada. Prop. APARTMENTS FOR RENT MULBERRY 12006 nice large rooms, 1st floor; all convs. and cellar. 6TH 19 N.

Apt. for rent. Apply at 115 N. 6th St. DOUGLASS 1232 1st floor! I rooms and bath.

h. w. heat, all for adults only; rent reasonable. 11TH ST. N.

First floor apartment, a rms tile bath, hardwood floors, hot water heat, 2 car garage. One of the best apartments In the city. Rental 7U per month. Apply Hampden Heights Real Estate 11th and Perry Sts. PARK VIEW APARTMENTS Several of these desirable apartments remain; beautifully finished: Immediate possession.

J. K. Fehl, 7C0 Washington St. PENN 149 Newly renovated, 4 rooms and bath, steam heat, janitor service. Rent 11TH Second flooc, 5 rooms an'l attic, tile bath, hardwood floors, hot water heat, gas range, window shades, front and rear porches.

Well lighted, open on one side. Immediate possession. Rental $60 per month. Apply Hampden Heights Real Estate 11th and Perry Sts. HOUSES FOR RENT BUSINESS AND PRIVATE HOUSES FOR RENT 135 S.

5TH ST. storeroom, four apartments and parage in rear with elevator; suitable for automobile salesroom and accessory store. 137 N. 4TH ST. 12 rooms, all modern Improvements; painting and papering will be done when property is rented.

Apply T. Knoblauch. Real Estdti: Agent, 706 Franklin Reading. Pa. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS 4'lTl 21 Mt Store room and base ment.

city heat. Reasonable rent. Im. Dops. Apply Liever Realty 90S Washington ft.

BASEMENT, 711 CHESTNUT ST. ATI modern Improvements: suitable for any kind of business; must be seen to be appreciated. APARTMENT. 151 S. 7T1I ST.

Four rooms and bath, all modern improvements: rent $30. 1241 MOSS ST. 9 room house with bath and all modern Improvements; garage in rear for two machines. Apply T. Knoblauch.

Real Estate Agent, 70f, Franklin Reading. Pa. 712, 4 PENN ST. STORE ROOM FOR RENT. POSSESSION APRIL 1, ATPLY II.

SEIDEL THROM, 632 WASHINGTON ST. SALE. MISCELLANEOUS HEDGE PLANTS California Privet, 2 8 ft. 100 for Harberry Border Plants. 50 for $8.

Nichols Nurseries, Pansville, Y. 'BtaWiRue fre. SAY. 1aoK HERE. Sell your furniture, men's clothing snd vtctrolas for the most money you can possibly get.

NEW RELIABLE, 260 S. Ninth St. I31 A Cons 2677 Bell. BUSINESS NOTICES SI KUNK MOYER Flour, feed, grain. Specialties; pigeon, poultry supplies.

Franklin St. CATERING Call us, give us trial. Henry Schofer's Sons, 227 41 Eighth St. Cons. 79; Bll, 97.

N. SUBWAY BILLIARD PARLORS. Fifth and I'enn Stephen D. Yerkes, protv Billiard and howling. Ol'R, SPECIALTY Is to give "new life" to soiled, worn, discolored garments.

Send them to us today. R. I Ang stadt. 39 N. Third St.

PUOMTT ATTENTION Gtvenx to al! kinds of painting Interior and exterior. We specialize on Industrial painting, either by the spray method brush. Estimates cheerfully furnished. International Salesmen. Schuylkill Ave.

and River p.oud, Reading. Pa. Bell phnnen 4437, 443v WELDING AND BRAZING of nil hlmin of metals, automobiles, trU' k. niHfl.lnfry, heaters, etc. ALUMINl WELDING A ALTY CRACKED WATER KETS The lowekt rate In the country.

work positively guaranteed WEST READINO WELDING WORKS 6th and Penn Ave. Bell Phone 24:. West Reading OLD FBRNIIUPJE Repaired, refinlshed and upholstered. Made equal to new. RALPH R.

LUTZ 103 ELM ST. Bell 6466 M. REAL ESTATE CITY HOUSES FOR SALE ON EAS'ffERilS TO SUIT THE PURCHASER 1241 Moss St. 9 rooms, bath and all modern Improvements; garage In rear. 466 West Oley St.

8 rooms, bath and all modern Improvements, Immediate possession. 121 Franklin St. 5 rooms snd electric, ncwly papcrcd and painted. New Homos In 18th Wrd, MUlinont 6 rooms, hath and all modern Im proveminis. Immediate posseslon.

Apply T. KNOBLAUCH Real Estate Agent 706 Franklin Reading, Pa. REAL ESTATE CTV ELM S.T. NR. 5TH AT BIG SACRIFICE Handsome house, 20 ft.

front; all Imps. Adapted for professional use, rooming or apartments. Address 40, Times Office. 2D N. Four squares from Penn, 2 story brick, 6 rooms and bath: sewered, newly papered and painted: price reasonable; little cash required; will finance.

Aoply George Elderton, 632 Washington St. BUSINESS AND PRIVATE HOUSES FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 135 S. 6TH ST. Storeroom, four apart apartments and garage In rea with elevator; suitable for automobile salesroom and accessary Store. 137 N.

4TH ST. 13 rooms and all modern Improvements. Apply T. Knoblauch, Real Estate Agent, 706 Franklin Reading. Pa.

REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN WEST READING SELLING BELOW COST Fine 7 room house, elec, bath. heat, all conveniences: near cur line. Only' down. Prices are advancing buy now. 26 Times Office.

FARMS FOR SALE FARMS! FARMS: FARMS! All from 10 acres to Anyone having farms for sale, list them as 1 have many applicants. J. K. Hidden. Hi Court St.

AL ESTATE Ml SCE LLANEOUS READING OWNERS OF NEW YORK CITY REAL ESTATE I have had 32 years' experience In New York Real Estate. Will manage your property economically or if you wish to sell, can move it quickly. Address Box 101 The RCadine Times. REAL ESTATE BROKERS' RUDOLPH, A. C.

Realtor. 741 N. Front Vacant houses In all sections of the city, also homes In all suburbs. ESS1CK BARR. real estate and In surance.

Consult our list of city and suburban houses. 639 Court St. Liever realty "Rea'itors," 60s Washington St. Buys and pays cash for all kinds o' properties. lOGAN Geo.

Ross, Realtor, 622 Wash. St. My personal service given to all real estate Bell 6412. POTTS. GEO.

E. Realtor, Court St. Real estate, mortgages, bonds. Insurance. See me for Pennfide building lots.

Bell SOW. SCARLETT. ADAMS LOAG. Realtors. Choice suburban homes In beautiful Ilvde Villa.

420 Falrvlew Hyde Villa. NOTARY PUBLIC INSURANCE CHARLKS 1 VvEKTvar. 443 Washington St. Both Phones vnnrtn RESORTS MAPLE FARM HOM AVron. Lancaster Pa.

Special Mention given to elderly and semi Invalids who are In need of a home and home comforts. RADIO EQUIPMENT AERIALS are etiuipped repair all types of sets and guar antee satisfaction. Sets built to order Wall Radio Laboratory, 727 Pear. Bel! 4244 R. AUTOMOBILES ACCESSORIES FINDLEY LININGER CHEVROLET CO.

Chevrolet Oldsmobile Jordan 124 Penn W. Reading PROFESSIONAL SERVICES DKS. H. L. JOHNSON SON.

DENTISTS. 35 S. SIXTH ST. Roth Telephones. FINANCIAL A CONVENIENT PLACE for housekeepers to.

get a loan to tide them over the Holiday Season. In any amount from $10' TO $3 00 loaned on a monthly repayment plan which is arranged to suit your Income. The Interest rate is regulated by the State Law. You pay only for the tlm you use our money. No extra fees or fines of any kind.

We will be glad to explain our helpful plan cither at our office or your home without any charge whatever. The Oldest Industrial Loan Service In the City PEOPLE'S FINANCE SERVICE COMPANY 18 North Fifth Street ROOM 6 SECOND" FLOOR Phone Pell QUICK LOANS $30.00 AND UP EASY TERMS No red tape, assignment, pledges or endorser required. Call, write or iilinne 634 Penn St. Over Hawthorne's Shoe Store. AMERICAN LOAN CO.

Bell Phone 5079 Cons. 817 Office Honrs: h. m. to p. m.

Saturday. 6 p. On guaranteed auiwi on home furnl ture (without removal) Strict privacy, Immediate aid and self respecting Urms. Call, write or phone, bull iiObk. Beneticial Loan Society 4T Penn St NOTICE The annual meeting of the stockholders of the AMERICAN CASUALTY COMPANY, of Reading.

will be held at the Compnny's Home office, on Tuesday, the 2d day of February, 1923, between the hours of 1 and 3 p. for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors to serve fur the ensuing year. E. P. VanReed, President.

DIVORCe NOTICES DIVORCE NOTICE To Homer C. Haas, late of Reading. Pa. Whereas, Winnie E. Haas, your wife has filed a libel in the Court of Common Pleas of Herks county, of June Term, 1924, No.

5. praying a dlvorct against you; now you are hereby notified and reouired to appear In said Court on or before Monday, the 12tb day of January, 1'2i, to answer the complaint of the said Winnie t. Haas. nd In default of such appearance you will be Ruble to have a divorce granted In your abenie. LEE FRIDAY.

Attorney for Ltbrllanl. John s. esterlv. Sheriff of Berks County, Pa. WOMAN TO BECOME HEAD OF TEACHERS Declare It Is Time for.

Sex to fee Recognized 7 ERIE, Dec. 30. Miss Jessie Gray, a teacher in the Philadelphia Normal School, today was elected president of the Pennsylvania State Educational Association at its annual convention here. Her election marked the first time a woman has headed the State educational organization. Ezra Lehman, of elected first vice president and John C.

Dlehl, of Erie, was named second vice president. The legislative com mittee named Is composed of Charles S. Davis, Steellon; Charles E. Dickey, Pittsburgh; Lucy W. Glass, Harris burg, and Mary B.

McAndrew, Car bondale. Delegates elected to the convention of the National Educational Associa tion were Agnes C. Call. Chester; W. E.

Deturck, Spring City; A. P. Dlf fendafer, Nanticoke; Thomas M. 'Gil land. Ralph Jacoby, Carlisle Euphemla Mann, Philadelphia; J.

Mechlins, Kittanning; Fred M. Ny hart George B. Snyder, Pittsburgh, and Isabelle White, North Braddock. Teaching as a fine art was dls cussed tonight by Ernest C. Hart superintendent of schools at Buffalo, and Dr.

Alfred 1 Hall Quest, of New Rork City. West Reading Uses New Traffic Signals WEST REATJING, Dec. 30 The new automatic trnffke signals, similar to those In use at Fifth and Walnut sts. and other Reading intersections, have been Dlaced In operation at Second and Penn ave. Chief of Police George F.

Herman announces that left hand turns from Penn ave. Into Second ave. are to be made on the red light on Penn ave Left hand turns from Second ave. Into Penn ave. ftre to be made on the green light on Second ave.

Right hand turns may be made at any time with theex ercise of due caution. Chief Herman states. The signals are so regulated that Penn ave. traffic has the right of wav most of the time. The green lights giving Penn ave.

trafflo the light of way are on 42 seconds out of every minute, while the red lights are on the remaining 18 seconds. All arrangements have been com pleted by the West Reading Fire com prny for the house to house canvass to b. made Nw Year's Day for contribu tions toward reducing the debts Incurred in purchasing a new chemical apparatus and motorizing: the equipment, fcn velopes and letters bearing an appeal ha been distributed throughout the borough. The canvass will begin with the striking of the fire alarm at 9 a. m.

on Thursday. All persons authorized to make the collection will wear firemen caps and badges. The collection com mittee, of which Heroert s. uryson is chairman, hopes that there will be a generous response. Because New Year's Day falls on Thursday, this week's garbage collection will take place Wednesday morning.

The collection will begtn at 7 a. Residents are requested not to plac their cans on the curb before 6 a. m. so that the contents will not freeze. After this week collections again will be mad? on Thursday for the remainder of the winter.

DIVORCE NOTICES DIVORCE NOTICE To Anthony Gatto, late of Philadel phia. Pa. Whereas, Ida Gatto. your wife has filed a libel Jn the Court or common Pleas of Berks County, of October Term, 1324. No.

62, praying a divorce against you: now vou aro hereoy nott Tied and reouired to appear in said Court on or before Monday, the 12th day of January, 1925. to answer the complaint of the said Ida Gatto. and In default of such appearance you will be liable to have a divorce granted In your absence. M. BERNARD HOFFMAN, Attorney for I.lbellant.

JOHN 8. F.STERLTj Sheriff of Perks iVunty. pa DIVORCE NOTICE To Teter P. Hefferman, late of Syra cuse, N. Y.

Whereas, Mfllle L. Hefferman, your wire has filed a libel in the Court of Common Plea of Berks County, of October Term. 1924. No. 08, praying a divorce against you; now you are here by notified and required to appear in said Court on or oerore tne 12th day of January.

1925, to answer the complaint of the said Millie L. Hefferman, and In default of such appearance you will be liable to have a divorce granted "In your absence. W. B. Attorney for Libellant.

JOHN S. ESTERLT. Sheriff of Berks County, Ta. DIVORCE NOTICE William Jakublel, late of Hart ford. Conn.

Whereas, pert ha T. Jakublel. your wife has filed a libel in the Court of Common Plea of Berks County, of October Term. 1924. No.

11. praying a divorce against you: now yon are herebv notified and required to appear In said Court on or before Mondsv. the 12th dav of January, 19Ii. to answer the complaint of the said Rertna F. Jakublel.

snd In default of such appearance you will be liable to a dlvoree granted in your absence. LEE FRIDAY. Attorney for Libellant. JOHN S. KSTERLT.

Sheriff of Berks Count r. Pa. DIVORCE NOTICE To William Mcllwaln, late of reading. Pa. Whereas.

Esther A. Mcllwaln, your wife has filed a libel In the Court of Common Pleas of Berks County, of October Term, 1924. No. 16. praying a divorce against you; now you ar hereby notified and required to appear In said Court on or before Monday, the 12th day of January, to answer the complaint of the said Esther A.

Mcllwaln. and In default of such appearance you will be liable to have a divorce granted In your almence. M. BERNARD HOFFMAN. Attorney for Libellant.

JOHN H. ESTERLY. Sheriff of Perks County. Pa. DIVORCE NOTICE To Ceasar JCea, late of Tamplco, Mexico.

Whereas. Margaret Zea, your wife has filed a libel In the Court of Common Pleas of Perks County, of tctoler Term, 1924, No. 1, praying a divorce against you: now you am hereby notified and required to appear In said Court on or before Monday, the day of January. to answer thn complaint of the said Margaret snd In default of such appearance you will be liable to havi a divorce granted In your absenre. THOMAS K.

I.EIDT. Attorney frr Libellant JOHN H. lierks County, l'a. Sheriff of I i 'r, r'r' 1 J' 3 l'n 'i fli 1 'i Ten Tllb READING TIMES. READING, WEDNESDAY CE 3 1, 924 If You' Want a loom, Just Bead Times Classified, A' The Mornint Times Want Ad Office Is No Further Aay from You Than Your Own Telephone.

If You Want Help. a Tnant, a R0or i. Anything, Pick Up Your Phone Call Bell 2900 or Cons. 3 for Quick and Efficient Want Ad berv ce 2900 tl: DEATHS I Reading MRS. JOSEPHINE F.

widow of Merritt Arnold, died of a complication of ailments yesterday at her home, 320 Windsor St. She was 90 years old. Mcs. Arnold was born In Boston and came to Reading in 1900. She was a daughter of the late and Mrs.

Joseph Ottersen. She was a member of. the Holy Spirit Lutheran church. Her husband died In Newark, X. in 1898.

Surviving Is a son, Frederick at nome, and a number of nieces. MRS. LOTTIE L. ShiULTZ, wjfe of Charles F. ShultK, died of acomr plication of allrrn.t9 Sunday at her home, 1352 Perkioroen after an Illness of three weeks.

She was a daughter of the iate Mr', and Mrs. Henry G. Landls. She wss a'mem ber of Andrew's Reformed church. Surviving, besides her litis band, who Is a Penn st.

tailor, are two Mrs. John H. Thompson, West Point, and Mrs. Charles Getz, Reading, and, three brothers, Bertoletto Y. Landis, coal dealer; Harry Y.

and William all ofthls city. VVALTER MILLER, Aged 13 years, son of Walter and Ida Miller, '810 Kline West Reading, 'n native of Germany, living In this country only three months, died of appendicitis at 7.45 p. m. Monday In the Reading HOspitai, where he had been a' patient for several days. The parents survive.

Undertaker Auman took charge of the body. SAMUEL G. STIMMEL, a former resident of Oley, and later residing with his daughter Emma, at 21 N. 6th this city, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Eva DeLong, at Moun tainville, near Allentown.

Mr. Stim mel. accompanied by his wife, left Reading last Wednesday to spend some time with their daughter. He was stricken with apoplexy on Monday and expired at noon on Sunday. Mr.

Stimmel spent most of his life on his farm, near Friedensburg. He was 74 years, 10 months and 16 days old, and is survived by his widow, two daughters and three sons. LAST SAD RITES FOR FRANCIS M. FRITCH Rev. Charles G.

Beck, pastor of the Holy Spirit Lutheran church, officiated at the funeral of Francis M. Fritch, which took place at the home of his parents, 321 W. Oley st. The remains were attired in his own suit and reposed In a white lambskin casket with silver trimmings and covered, with a white blanket. Miss Marguerite Scheifele and Mrs, Blt terman sang "Day Is Dying In the West" and "There's a Friend for Little Children." The following were the tributes:" Blanket.

Grandfather Fetherolf; pillow, family; spray narcissus, grandparents. Dr. and Mrs. M. L.

Fritch; narcissus and carnations, uncle George W. Fritch and family; wreath. Will and Dorothy; white carnations, uncle Edwin and family; narcissus, uncle Harvey; basket roses and narcissus, Mrs. Rahn and Mrs. Dries: roses.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fetherolf; roses and carnations, Minnie and Lew; narcissus, junior department Holy Spirit Lutheran Sunday school: carnations. Commonwealth Ins. narcissus, emblematic of age.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Teter; basket carnations, Mr. and Mrs. C.

Raymond Lenlch; carnations. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph Bush; narcissus and cm nations. Mr.

and Mrs. Isaac F. High; carnations, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Levant car nations, Charles Fleck and daughter Laura; basket roses nnd narcissus, Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Dundore; narcissus, playmate Dick Becker; narcissus, plnymate Buddy Haas: narcissus. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Maclie mer; narcissus.

Emm and Wllllhm: carnations, Mr. STid Mrs. Barnett and narcissus. Mr. and Mrs.

Relss. The bearers were Masters IMckrl and Sol lads. y. playmates of the deceased. The body was laid to rest In Laureldale ceme tery by Undertaker Greenawolt.

PRICETOWN John R. Heffner bought the Relnert property known as the Seyler's farm south east of tovn at public sale lor Charles Noll bought the Hilt farm south of town on private terms from Mr. Miller. The public sale of Charles W. Lelnbach was well attended and fair prices were realized.

Daniel Conrad was tne auctioneer: 8. J. Hill and Hurry B. Brown were the clerks. David R.

Noll secured employment at the Boyer's sawmill. O. L. Blehl. Philadelphia.

visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Simon Blehl. Dr. R.

Noll and son. Lester, vis ited friends at Oley. William Wit mm slaughtered a ho that tipped the beam at C36 pounds. inanes lleagel. Reading, and Mahlon Heckman.

of Snyder's hotel. called on D. B. Moats and family. The members of the St.

John's Sunday school were presented with candy, oranges and peanuts. The school closed til the first Sunday in April, izo. ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE Mere is the answer. to yeitaroay'i iCrotawerd Pusala. 'AQRt VAUSr iftllLLl ET I RE jsiuTIo AT) iWOE ihuTSi isTp etc i oTr mi rule 1 m5M InetI Ts ImTpi, a er Id Mukr ai cw ashjTno RADIO WEDNESPAY I Wednesday, dec.

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WHS (K0) "Sew Tork Vortl snd lnfnuneotiil iimhw. 2.25 p. m. Wr.N. IS770I tTilr ten Vlootttlorui.

Ir puemhl, IlloV tone string quintet. 5. SO p. tn. WGR i.ltfi) Bufftlo Radio ra'r nrotranu WOIt I Newark Recital.

5.40 p. in. ft.N S70) Pralie Illtckatooa jnlo ft. 1 oonr. 1 S.

WGR, i.v) Baffalo prorram, I bonr. KPO (42SI 8an' Franrlaeo Time Itoa'a. readlnr of Scripture. wcah (tKCi piftajmra ritMii. WfCO (417 Minaetpnlit.

St. Paul Marazine hour. wri. (305) Philadelphia Mile. Wlfn (411) Kanaaa Clly.

Mo." Ltrflev holt. WIP.t,r.0!ir Phlladflphla ArtUt rer ltal. WRC (4'. WaahlngtoB Wom es't. wear, tongs.

S.30 r. m. WAS t.170) f'slcttn "Trlb le;" women's eaty cnel? how, i KG ron(tt Ptrbr't KrtJ ft Anxe'ee muate. S. n.

m. W5IN iSTJtt New Pre' Robert eNat wlh rklldrea. 3.50 p. m. WRi' (MM WaahlngtoB Woman's porta, anna 4 p.

KI'O San Franelare FalrmoBt hotel erchratrt mutlv. 1 honr. WCK Rt. IaiiIb WEAF (4H2I Sew XorkUuiieal I hour. WJZ (4VCI New York Fathlon 'u 1t'k, dally' meon.

wqj itw). Chicago Ilonichdij hlnta. I hour. 4. IS n.

WCX (517) llttwlt Miwle. 4.30 p. m. WrAB (4621 Nttahnrgli MvMtoek qnoiatluna, alorka, "Tha gnnaMna Girt." WiMF 4II Kansas t'ltjv UoU matlset. WPAR (30i Phllttt'phl Ar.

tlt recital. Sinking Spring Board of Trade Holds Election' K1XK1XO SPRING. Dee. 0. Tlie' .1 l.

President, S. Kdward t'luinther; vice fempton was not larKoly attended. president, Kphiaim WttiviaO! sere rh." Mountain played several tnrv. A. 1 treasurer lLirrv Miller.

Nominations for office's In ft. John's Lutheran Sunday School of the borough for the year of 125 were made. Klectlun will be held Sunday morning, Jan. 4, at 9 o'clock. The committee nominated the fol low in pr: Hunerintndeiit.

Hairv L. i4l Usher. Marry Huyett and Mrs. Jacob Great asslntant superintendent, Jv Clarence Hchonour. Heniy Ilrubakcr'T" n' al Cot and Carl Kisher; secretary.

Harry I I0" ui ilu Nunnemacher and Anna Kchrack: as sistant secretary, beroy Ruttt, Carrie Ubo and Katie Himmelbergcr; treasurer; Lerch Krlck and Kalhryn Hchrnck; Mrs. JaCsb (iieth und Helen Matz: assistant pianist, Evelyn Jtutb and Helen 'ot teller. TEMPLE Kdgar Hartman will attend the annual convention of the Ktate Teachers' Association to be held in 1 Erie. Mis Nora Ibach' returned to Bui. 1 ex.

N. where she Is held nurse in the A lexiendrla Hospital, after spending t. fortnight with her broth jer ln law, Dr. M. prnst, and SHIMS.

4 Mr. and Mrs. John Rdnyton, of N. Jv' returned home after 11 visit to Mr, ftunyeoifg mother, Mis. l'Yiinklln Heidet 5 Mrs.

K'rhma Krnst and Miss Mor ence Krnst. Philadelphia, were entertained by Dr. M. Krnst and The proceeds of the oyster stipper given by the men's Bible. class of Christ Kefoi nted Church were $30.

The. ivone.v be given to Ihelj tiiurch fund. 1 I Consolidated PROGRAMS p. Wt9 T' Chicago tiemfmaka i' hour, a p. at: WMAP (47) Fort'WorOi "The Port of Ulialag Men." 'I WH AS (400) iAlBiiio theafre; Around Home V7 W' W23) ClBclnnitl Laiaon r.

In WMAQ (44T.p) Chicago Organ, atorlea for elillilrtti. 'v r6.l5. rw, th.t M'OO (500) PhltadalpUla Orranaprirta, po Ira reports. 'i. 5.30 p.

m. KIU (305)' Ioa Angtlei i Matinee mnalcale, hour. KI'O (423) San FrancUco Studio program, 1 hour, EVENINO p. m. WB8 (3101 Sew York Parle Geebee, "Radio Teihnlcall ties." KGO (312) Oakland Short mu thai program.

WBZ (.137) Kprlngflald, Utia. Dinner concert. WCX (817) Petro't Dinner con cert 'from Hotel tnllar. WBAF (4021 Wew York Dinnap coneart, Hota) Waldorf Anuria; Srnaromie aarrtces; mnate, 4 hna. WHAC (278) Ronton Children's twnr.

dinner danee. WaahlngtonAPegEf Athlon ttorlaa. si' wsn i (.420) Atlanta. Bonnl 1 'r ntHiliardt, WTAM Cleveland Hoyal Canadian oreheatra, 1 hour, p. m.

WlP 1, mwi I'hlladalphlt )lnner dance mnalc. 6.15 p. WOR (405) Sawark "Music While Yoo Dine," reauma of day'a aport. 'CIO p. m.

KI'KA B. Pitts i. bnrrh DUmer concert. WCAK (42) Plttahurah Dinner concert. William Pnn hotel.

WfCO (517). Mlnneaopoila. St. v. Pan' Children' haono aporta.

WF.EI Boaton Synfonlans orchestra, WFAA (47(1) Dallaa Bedtlina ttnrr and Fairy tate. WFI (305) Philadelphia Darts orMtra WM (370) Chlcaeo Skeeilx WGR (310) rtuffalo Hotel 8lal lee orebeatra, 1 nxmr. WGY (380) Schenectady Adren tor nlory. WHS (380) Sew Tort Altmae orchestra. p.

WFFI (S05) Boston Cook inf class. P. I Brother club, KGO (312) Oak'anrl Concert. Hnel Rt. Franela orcliearra.

WCX (517) Detroit Mualc. WDAF (411) Ksness ity. Mo Health talk, story lady, Trlaaon Ensemble. WIP (M) TJbcIB Wp's bedtime etorr. WJf AQ (447.5V Chicago Chlcaco thtr organ, atorlea for tha 'Mldren 7.0C, p.

'in. WBZ (337) Springfield, Vnaa Bedtime atorr. T.30 p. m. WCAB (402) Pittsburgh Sunshine girl.

WDAR (300) Tampa. Pla. Mu alcal WDAR (3P3) I) esm Daddr'a bedtime atorlea. WOS (370) Drake enncerf en aemhie fnd mrcbitona.J)nlntet. WGR' USi Buffalo rplgeat of the flay'a newa.

WLS (343) Chicago Organ re WSYf ff.aii) Sew York Police a's 1 fi'i esi. Philadelphia Sport "sn'ta. police repora. n. m.

KYW Wii) Chlcaen t'nele Bob. dinner oftcert 1 nr. 7.4.". p. in WTAY (2K'.) Oak Park.

III. Orjran. hoar. KSD (5MJ) St. louts A'lhergh'a 1 WAHO f.

iim Irrnj Island Mu aim! snd dramatic alar. WCAP (4) Washington Cun cen. vrv.VA Boston Glee elnb. WC'AY 2iM) FllUsI erenadera. jwnrano.

T. m. KKIIC BerrlfB SprlnTs. 1lrh. les Portland Children a pro ran C2i: .) Newark Home and Harth piilems.

WIICX Chlrasjn Cla sic WCi'O (117) Minneapolis. St. T'a, 1 MM west aerrlvea. Calvary rhitrch. WDAR I'hl'sde'phia "The rt.n,fsstlon mnier." WEBII CI70I Chii sso Baritone.

ji orchestra. Wm IKlon Pld'har in rftc orchestra. WG.4S (275' Smi'li' Bend. Ind. Pcnnr'a Collcgiaas.

tit. or 1 hmira. WHB 41ll Kana City, Mn. Ntv Year's pmarant. W1I York Sonss.

Wjy. 'hssi. Xcw York Wa Sr aet TO i. 4., I hlcago Lullaby Time. fne Hronta.

WSAC 2T8) Boston Miii al WOC (4S4I parenport. la. Ksndmsn's visit. WOK 14051, Sawark New Trar'a pnrafh. WW i44S 4'Jilraga Ser Ye.

pive MTAM CfHOi Cleveland Plain I'ea'er Rtodlo, hour. WWJ 5l J) Dajrolt i61dketlc'a rhcaira. 8.1.V (3451 (hlcaeo Wl4 coined in, Theme Kterasl'; $nd on the Middle DI 1 S.rp m. KKST '(2WI) Shenandoah. la.Xew Yer'a program.

(4.T.I Ottawa Miale. KHK7. (32i) PJttstmrgh KPAII (J40) l.lnco 'SeK Ot rbeatra. entertainment, eoprano. Bad Roads Cut Attendance at ICemDton Fete 411 racmutun Dec.

80. Because of "UAWJft, selections, Ji goose dinner was en.lowed nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. 'William T. Reber bv Miss Kthel Doddnnl.

of Readlngr rJlmlm Reiser, of Kempton. and George A. Boyer, of Heading, hn, ft the holldavs with hf Dnrcnts. re n. IU1 IIVU rtFUIIIt3 1119 m.c hls entertainment Saturday evening, Jan.

Mary Greenawalt returned from a three day visit In Reading. Allen' and Herman Kruuse visited their irrahdparenta, Me. and Mrs. J. W.

8chroder. The Albany townshJp school board will meet at the Wessnersville hotel tn 1 mmmmmmmu.i nnrmmasMm'mri(' I I II ki i II 11 31 MONEY TOR WXT i 1 iS Sure You Cm HaVe. It h' 1C25 Xm. Club 1923 1 1 Now.t; I vmxrru i ocww Vl mi uwnaii mtrm a basts vwr. lSnlrllIHISSS.iiHH, wmj i KPO (423) San FranclscoChil.

dren'a hour storlt by illg Brother, I houi PWX (400) Cuba Mai con Month Municipal band. WBAP (4(10) Fort Worth Mo elcal pmgiam. 1 hour. WCAJC (462( l'ltuburgh Phil liannonlc orchestra, also broad wasted from WBAF. W( (517) Detroit Musical pro.

gram. AVHAS (400) LonUrrtlle Alamo theatre. WHO (520) Dea Moines Banker's Life orchestra, soprano. WOO (507) Philadelphia "Tha Boy Printa," atorlea by Oscar Wild with incidental music. i p.

m. KFKB (28(i) Mllf.ird, Kan. KDKB orchestra, Vi hour. KHJ (305) Ixis Angelea Hlek nrtsn's dance orchestra. hour.

KYW (536) Chicago Musical pnisrsm. Wnc.V (2(W) Chicago Popular pro(rrom. 2 hours. WCllD )8 r' Zlon, III. Full aenlces, Zlon choir and organ.

WDAF (411) Kanaaa City, Mo SneHsl Sew Year program. WOS (370) Chicago Mutlcal prorrsm. 1 hour. WWV (423) Cincinnati 3jubb SMnliergh orchstra. WMH (300) Cincinnati Piano, bnrltone.

orrsn. Zyther. WMAQ (447.3) Chicago Lecture S. W. University.

WOC (4841 DaTenport, la. Musical prntTanv WTtW (273) Tarrrtown. T. Police reports, mnslcale. WTAS (2SO) Elgin, 111.

Terrace orrheatra, aonas. 4 hour. 0.15 p. m. WEMC? (2SI Berrien Sprinsa, Mich.

Program eiohanje. 8.30 p. m. KVfiC. (2731 Lis Angeles Prorrsm for children.

KH.I (305) la Angelea Chll dren's program, 1 hour. WMAQ (447.5) Chicago Dance, lesson So. 13. WRW (273) Tarrytown To be nnnnunced. 0.45 p.

KFI (4K) I Angeles Nick Harri detective etoriei, i hour. (500) PhlladelphlaSpeclsl musical proffram Nnbls Nohls. club. 0.55 p. m.

WI.W (423) Cincinnati Fnnnlca band and quartet. 10 p. m. KPO (4in) San Francisco Musical program. KSD (54ti) St.

Louu Schubert'a trio. trrnn "(370) Chlraro Steel gnl'sr. Orio orchestra, 1 hour. WPCO (417) Mlnneapolia. St.

Pa'il New Yesr'a eve program. W)AR (305) Philadelphia Ar csl's cafe, danclnir lwson. WlfS (3R0) Sew York Clorer Gsdn orchestra, 1 hour. WMAQ (447.3) Chicago Musical prneTsm. WMH (3O0) Cincinnati Bill Mars's orchestra.

WTAY 1283) Oak Park, HI. PI anoVcigue. Radio talk, mualc. 10.03 p. m.

WOO (500) Philadelphia Sew Year's eve concert from, not Ms ror Freelsnd Kendriok. 10.0 p. m. KYW (5.W) Chicago "liood Road Talk." 10.30 p. m.

KFAE (3301 Pullman. Wash. Tenor, Dairy talk, hood chart. 1 hour. WBAP (47) Fort Worth Textt hnei orchestra, honr.

WTXC (426) Sew York Police alarms. WOI (360) Amet, la. Weather report. WOR (405) SewarV Concert. 10.4.1 p.

m. KYW (536) Mldntrh! erlew, Fmla Tonne featnre. 2 hra. 11 p. m.

KFI (460) Mtlford. Kan. Hers'd concert, 1 hour. KflW (40W Tortland KHJ t5) Ixa AJiselea Mu aic 2 hoora. KIJC f50D) Oakland Studio program, honrs.

WR7. Springfield. Maei. ThinrM mnsie. WKKI B.iaton Organ from Gsnwar theatre.

WON (3701 Chiracs Jail Shs nrer. 1 honr. WGY (380) Schenectady Watch, ntrht eenloe from First Methodist chnrch. WJZ (455) Sew York Greenwich rhestra. WRW (2731 Tstrytown, S.

T. M' slra'i pr.gram WQJ (448) Chlcaen Happy and a Prosperous Year. 11 15 m. WRC I4W!) Washlneinn Wsfchnlgh't serrlce from Trinity cSnrch. 11.30 p.

m. KPOA (455) Seattle Farm a'k. Instrumental and T.ire: nnmbera. WOC '44) DsTeopoet, Ta. Sew Year's ere radio party.

11.. p. m. WSB Iw Ang'les Nw Tear's Skybjrk. WP1BII (370) Chicago Music.

.1 ho WOS OT0 PWlalWphla Ad At br Malor S. Kenrtrlrk. 12 mldnlrht KFQC fM4 Almo, Cat Mosicsi nrogram. 1 honr. KPO (433I Kan Franclaco Brad rield band.

WHN Sew York Strand Rnf entertaineraA WOO t.vip) ITilladelphia Sew Tcsr'a arret in and ringing of S'ate House Bell. 1 2 r. a. m. WHWAP (411) Knss CltT, Mo.

Mldnlrht masa from ttedemptorest church. 1 a. KFT (4WI fw Anee'ea (Ion's Vrlnrir makers 1 hou KGO (312) Oakland Mtec1a1 Sew Vear'a ere danre proarairl. KGW (402) Portland String and ntntet. KYW (.

OM Toa Angvlea Metropolitan orrheatra. TOPTON tleorce finrlncer left with frlenrU from Resding on a gunning trip to North Csrollna. Mrs. Uik.uI Schille and daughter, of Hrooklyn. N.

sre visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. 11. Schlenker.

Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Rohrbnoh arc spending a week In Atlantic.

City. Ieroy Herman and family took possession of their new house on Homo ave. a The bank And stores will be closed cr. New Year's Hay. New Year's Day Hummers Parcel at Philadelphia e' i.i' 'i ntv on Special Train roan Rlrhland Fare Lv.A.M.

i 120 S.39 B.44 Sheridan Womelsdorf Robttonia Weenertvllle' inklrto Readini Columbia s. (r.) Ter O.V .7 2.6S 2.SS 2.46 2 35 2.15 6.49 ft.65 3 6.10 OS 1 8 04 40 rtw uMrtlcO Leave PHttacevma (Raadlne Terininal) 7.16 clt.Sl Svanii assenqor ahiud pinch thai excursion tickets in edvance nf to date cf the n. In order to pravr nt cenets Ion en the morninp RCAOINO COMPANY La HawBSwsrijizak.