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SATU RDA ZIOkWIIJ JULY 30, 1927 SacUon 2 Ps TLirteen QM1M; Fate, of Reading Conipdny Bus Service Application Awaits Return of Fisher DZUEVED SUBJECT AS GROUPS CONFER Use of Solicitor's Offee. LEAVE C77JS5I SUNDAY RADIO SATURDAY RADIO Public Service Comcmsicb Advues City Council ia Sims SAH SOIS'G Approves Request: Messace T.Uds Governor Must Act Oa Eve cf Charles F. Ssrtrs, 23 Years In Charge cf Ccrks CcnstmitscHj I 1 CkUfi Decih VtU De Investigated: August 8 INVESTIGATION of the death of June Rudolph, 5 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs, George' L. Rudolph, 146 Hudson st who Evangelical' and U.

E. Committees Meet in Harrisburg Jo StDdr Situation RESULT NOT MADE PUBLIC City Solicitor Joseph R. Dickinson 1 HARRISBURG, July 3 FlnaI action on the application of trie Reading Transportation company ffor the right of incorporation tonlgbt 1 sang what he called his "swan song" PHILA. STATIONS W1P 50B W. 1.

P. Evening service from Holy Trinity church; the Rev. Floyd W. Tombkins, D. rector.

7.30 p. Concert direct from Station Gimbel Brothers in New York city. 4 WFI 4105 W. h. S.00 P.

M. Service from Arch Street Presbyterian church," J. B. Dendall, D. will be the speaker.

7.15 P. M. Correct time. AUTHORITY OH CRIDGES rjZSZ 1o miyur ry imam. enarman a iinai awaited the return of Governri report on his three years and a half F.sher: who is on a western trlr.

was fatally injured in an ios cutting machine at the plant of the Reading Merchants' Ice company, July 28, will be h'ed at an inquest August 8, it was announced by Dr.Abner H. Bauschsr, deputy Is Nationally Known for Ability; The'public service commission today office. The report was made public by Mayorv, Shartnan, who will present It at todays special council Dickinson summarized his announced its approval of the appli Denominational Merger Discussed at Closed Session; Statement to Be Issued Later i PHILA. STATIONS i 508M WOO 590K. 10.00 A.

M. Grand organ. 30.30 A. M. Weather; time.

21.00 A.M. Luncheon music .3.40 P. M. Police reports. 3.45 P.

M. Grand organ. .30 P. M. Dinner music; talks.

S.53 P. M. Time signals; weather. 405.H WLIT 740K. 11.00 A.

M. Daily almanac. 11.05 A.M. Organ recital. J1.30A.

M. Concert orchestra. 1.00 P.M. Studio recital. 3.30 P.

M. Studio recital. 4.00 P. M. News; music.

30 P. M. Dance orchestra. $.55 P.M. Weather report.

S08M WIP 500K 9.00 A.M. Menu; exercise. S2.00 Noon Organ recital. 2.30 P.M. Weather forecast.

.00 P. M. Dance orchestra. i.00 P. M.

Weather forecast. 5.10 P. M. Dinner music. 5.40 P.

M. Market reports, I MO P. M. Bedtime story; roll call. 7.00 P.

M. Kecitals. S.45 P. M. Artist recital.

50.00 P. M. Same as WGBS. cation for incorporation but ilie char Womelsdorf Man to Carry On Work vrvni iin nignb ter must be acted upon by the chief actions while in office and made MFW VnOK" CTATIftNC suggestions as to' the future conduct execuve. The company, if, sr nnted a stake or tne law Bureau.

His reslenatlon charter by Governor Fisher, will be Alter 20 years or continuous nervine, wm oecome exrective Mondav. Conn WJZ 4354 W. L. 7.00 A. M.

Children's hour. come the motor bus sn'itidiary tfie Charles F. Sanders, county engineer, I c11 nas named John G. Eothermel, 12.00 Noon The Mediterraneans, also was yesterday granted an indefinite cieray to iui tne vacancy. leave or aosence.

At his own request I Dickinson's report covers the 12.00 Noon Roxy and His Gang, also BOULDER IN PARK neaa'ns company railroad systepi. The commission on July 12, X9SC, approved a previous application tor! incorporation of the Reading Trn )6rcation company, but shortly bc i fore he' retired from office VVBZ, W.BZA, A.U&.A, WW, WKU, WW, VVJJK. me leave was granted oy the county whole field of important municipal commissioners without, pay, because policies. He makes clear that he of ill health. "thtnks It would be wise for the The commissioners announced vss city to buy the Blsaiteenth murA 3.30 P.

M. People's Radio Vespers, mm. Pitchot declined to sign the charter. Empire room of Waldorf Astoria. 4.50 P.

M. Baseball scores. terday that Leroy F. Chrlstman, system of the Angelica Water and wuy uu uvroy.t s. unrwraian, rjawin or ine Angelica Water ana 5.00 P.M.

Correct time; Kstey organ At the sama tim PiTir ir ref iM I I to anorove the annUcatkm ol Sa Conrad Wefser Memorial Park, Womelsdorf, for the last six years flee company If a compromise offer 10 approve me application Of lh andstant neMtmnr. wmiM fulfill iVw can he umM n.n. assistant engineer, would fulfill the can be agreed unon:" he declare NEW YORK STATIONS recital, aiso w.BAi j. Pennsylvania General Transit com to Be Scene 5.30 P.M. The Moreley singers, also pany, the motor branch of the Penh duties of the office during the absence I tnat the Maidencreek condemnation of Sanders.

1 I proceedings have progressed as far WBAL. of Ceremony Today 6.00 P. M. Cook's Travelogue, "Chill sylvauia railroad. The commissi.n had jiven Its approval to the latler ana tne Anaes ffiwuntatns.

Chrlstman is a graduate of the as conditions would permit; he Womelsdorf High school, class jf warns council' against asking the 6.30 P. M. Stadium concert from application also. 1916; Perklomen school, class of 1917, 1 clty solicitor for "curb" or hasty The Reading Transportation coin Red Men of Berks county and Jjewlsohn Stadium, conducted by Frederick Stook. Also WBZ, ana Lehigh university, '21.

He worked I opinion ana taxes a position against pany has a capital stock of tl.000.OUO. vicinity will unveil a boulder in honor WBZA, KDKA, KiW, WHAM. as an engineer for two years In New I ne solicitor1 appearing at council In its application to the commission 492M WEAF 640K J.43A. M. Tower exercises.

M. Roaring Lyons, 1. 15 A.M. Morning devotions. 7.30 A.

M. Cheerio talk; music. 31.30 A. M. Waldorf Astoria orchestra.

32.30 P. M. Rolfe's orchestra. 1.30 P. M.

Janssen's orchestra. P. M. Harmony singers, i' 3.20 P.M. Joe Klannagan, banjo.

3.40 P. M. Chauncey parsons, tenor. 1 4.00 P. M.

Greenwich orchestra. I P. M. Dinner music. I (6.55 P.

M. Baseball scores. tf.OO P. M. Janssen's orchestra, .30 P.

M. Vacation ldvlls. of Chief Shikelaramy, friend of Conrad Welser, in Conrad Welser 8.30 P. M. Correct time; Godfrey Irtidlaw, violinist; Lolita Cabrera it asKea ror corporate rights to o)p.

York before entering the county meetings ne regrets that the office office. He is the con of W. A. Christ 01 clty icitor is becoming a col man, former Democratic postmaster I lection agency for delinquent taxes erate buses in 24 counties of tme omrwia 1 narlr WAmalBdniif 4 Gainsborg accompanying. WEAF 49i W.

1,. state. The territofy covered in he m. today. Charles S.

Wegman, great of Womelsdorf, and will receive $4,500 predicts an early need for l.oo P. M. I nterdenomi national application is the same as the ter nnrrl nt th fnront win rAnni th Negotiations to settle the ownership of church properties and the disposal of general church funds are believed to have been discussed at a. meeting In Harrisburg yesterday of committees representing the Evan glelcal church and that portion of the United Evangelical church which refused to join the denominational merger five years ago. The Pennsylvania supreme court recently ruled that the merger was legal, thus giv ing the Evangelicals a claim to church property.

The Evangelicals are said to he unwilling to contest the claim of the UnltedEvangelicals to the churcli properties used by individual congregations which rejected the merger. For several months the two factions have been attempting to amiciably adjust this njroblom. Statements Presented Statements presenting the positions of the two groups were discussed at the Harrisburg meeting, but their texts and decisions reached were not made public. The statements are to be considered further. Rev.

W. L. Bollman, representing the Evangelicals, and Rev. A. Cooper, representing the United Evangelicals, were authorized to issue a joint announcement later.

Rev. Bollman last night said: "A meeting of both committees was held at Harrisburg in the Young Men's Christian association. Bishop M. Maze presided. Statements were considered' and referred to the separate groups for further consideration." Revs.

Bollman and Cooper were v. secretaries of the meeting. further assistance in the law bureau? a year. Church services under the auspices ritory in which the Reading now op Reading warriors' on the board of Assistant Is Namod of the Greater New York Federa tion of Churches. Also WRC.

erates us sieam tram service. i ereat chiefs of Pennsylvania. Rals, The commissioners'also announced he gives it as his opinion that the assessments were generally "a pretty good he raps the city clerk for not preserving the solicitor's legal 7.30 P. M. Goldman band concert; Lotta Company Officials Incorporated ing of a flag presented by local tribes z.oop.

M. Federation Summer the appointment of Paul I. Arndt. Forum, with M. H.

H. Joachim. Also incorporators of the Reading will be' part of the program. 1057 N. Ninth to take Chrlstman's IXzL.

Transportation company are iof The Daughters of Pocahontas are onlnlons and vartnu. rhr nrn. WRC. 2.30 P. Federation Musi a 1 limn 4' A I J'r lb rKj 1 1 Ww; a ACiw Sftn BpXln8 the exercisea which the consteuctlon of the Dng Lal l0' "evdral oplnionl Agnew T.

Dice, president, and D. 5,000 to wit on the same Question: lis thankwl spectators are expected I UrtlC. A1BU TV XVlj, 30 P. Heckscher Foundation ot usiernaur, general passenger agejnt, ness. chestra.

Young artists series, 4,15 P.M. Orchestral concf rti hospital from November, 1922, to October, 1926, and is now employed by the Wyomissing He will receive J1.S00 a year. Past Great Incohonee Charles E. together with other officalslso hfive made application to the commission Pass, Harrlsburg, wilh' deliver the 6.15 M. Baseball "scores.

Also as a co partnership asking for (the dedicatory address at the unveiling. WCAE. During his long tenure of office in 5.20 P.M. Musical program by Major The rest of the program follows: his associates and city officials for co operation and forecasts a rosy future for Reading.1 Collection Agency Chief Plaint i The report Indicates that Dickinson Is resigning because office which he has held is becoming a collection agency, with' enough small duties to make the office which he Berks county, Sanders had many op rigm 10 operate a numper oi sepnr ate bus lines. Bowes Family from the Capitol The commission has not taken imy Music, Bethany Orphans' Home band; Invocation, Rev.

Dr. P. C. Croll; "America," audience; address. theatre.

Also wiSJfii. W.iatc, WTAG, WRC, WCAE, WW.T, KS'O, action on tne applications by Agniew, juaaaen, soprano; Howard time. S.15 P. M. Hagan's orchestra.

10.00 P. M. Palais D'Or orchestra, 53GM WN 680K P. M. Herman Neuman, piano.

6.00 P. M. Double police quartet. 6.30 P. M.

Police alarms, 6.35 P. M. John Von Aspe, ballade, i 6.55 P. M. Baseball results, 7.00 P.

M. German musicale. .00 P. M. Band concert, 9.30 P.

M. Police alarms: weather. 455M WJZ 660K 32.00 Noon Yoeng's orchestra. P. M.

Weather reports. 3.30 P.M. Manger orchestra. (4.30 P.M. Baseball scores, .30 P.

M. Baseball scores. 1 6.00 P. M. Astor orchestra.

7.00 P. M. Aarion male chorus, i 7.30 P. M. Mediterranean orchestra.

9.00 P.M. Keystone duo. 9.30 P. M. Abram'r orchestra.

849M WGBS 860K it. 10 P.M. Concert orchestra. .6.40 P. M.

Jean Kennall, soprano. 1 7.00 P. M. Keystone male quartet. I 7.20 P.

M. Creole Six. 1 8.00 P. M. Lyric trio.

9.00 P. M. Theodore Ostrow, tenor. I 9.10 P. M.

Mother Moore boys. WHAS, WSM, WSB, WMU. WGJf. Osterhaut and others to supplemient Charles E. Pass; dedication of 7.15 P.M.

Allen McQuhae, America's the train service with buses in portunities to become connected with more remunerative enterprises, but elected to remain at the county work, He is a nationally recognized author ity on bridge construction and designed the Lindbergh viaduct and the other bridges; erected in the county during the last 20 years. boulder; select' reading, Marion Cas Irish tenor. Schuylkill, Northumberland, imd 7.34 P. M. "Castles on the Rhine and sel Sterl; flag raising, degree team nas as well as its incumbent, undignified.

"The dignity of the office as well juaupnm counties. These applies. Their Ghosts," by Wirt Barnitz. of Wyanet Tribe, 301, Reading; ad tions came before the commission Also WBEI. WGR.

WRC. WCAE. dress, Walter T. Gross, great sachem 8.00 P. M.

CathedTal Echoes, organ more than a year ago and no of the great council of Pennsylvania; position nas been made of them, recital. Also WRC. WMCA 370 W. I. address, Samuel K.

Walker, Phlla Protests were filed by. the Schnrvl j.i.ui.; ri as we equanimity of the person becomes perturbed when he assumes the role of a delinquent tax collector, and converts his office into a collection agency for innumerable small loans." Js the way he puts it. "When the new citv hail i fcniu I ueiuuiaii ueimuiuiiuii, xvev. jr. vy.

City Solicitor Joseph R. Dickinson who yesterday gave to Mayor Sharman a lengthy review of his activities during his Z'z years in office on the eye of his resignation which becomes effective Monday. 6.00 P.M. Olcott Vail and his string I a ii wava uu ine ecnuyiKiii In ti. ci lj r.

Transimrt.tlnns. J.uo.oi.ai (jjausreu oauuu, MCE BIBLE CLASS ZZ '7, T. "A Jr audience. rVt Zs routes in uiai Tne board of Pennsylvania great which I hope will be soon," he thinks! ample space should be provided for innouU POLICE DECLARE ensemble. 5.30 P.

M. Baseball scores. 5.35 P. M. Fred M.

Ehrenberg, mu sical saw. 6.00 P. M. German program. 6.30 P.

M. Italian program. 7.00 P. M. Jewish hour of taiuslc.

10.00 P. M. Dave Bernie's Chateau Madrid orchestra. WGI X9i W. L.

5 00 P.M. Concert, of manv waters. i 42351 WOR710K .15 P. H. Shelton ensemble, S.45 P.

M. Jane Selwyn, piano. t.55 P. M. Baseball scores.

TO HOLD FESTIVAL its Brf real win nave ui Readfna nU.J me ueaication ceremony, tne oureau or jaw, and perhaps when that time comes the work of this office may be better systematized and the salary of the c.itv nniiritm. appeal was taken to the superior court by the Schuylkill county I us and electric railway companies. Charged With Impersonating fluently large too, at all times, obtain KNITTERS TO HOLD 6.00 P. M. Shelton ensemble.

6.30 P. M. Pepper Potters. 1 7.00 P. M.

Chimes of Normandy, 7.45 P. M. Herlihy's orchestra. 1 $.15 P. M.

Balalaika Boyars. 100 P. M. Odds and ends. OTHER STATIONS 5.30 P.

M. Bullard Fraser, vocal" urai, mi so mat. it. will These proceedings were dropped when Pinchot refused to approve ttie REUNION IN CITY of Church to Be Scene of i Affair August Boys In Charge Officer and Larceny, Youth Nabbed by Detectives state cnarters. duets.

6.00 P. Movie Chatter and Movie Stars. 6.15 P.M. WGti concert staff and guest artists. 6.45 P.M.

John Drew memorial OVER WEEK.END Approval of the Incorporation thv the commission does not elve tlhe Over 50 full fashioned knitters who Quentin Sterling, 20, charged with Heading Transportation company flhe enable him to surrender his private practice, and make it subordinate to his official duties." Urges Angelica Compromise Important city, improvement projects are referred to. Concerning the Angelica question, he thinks the city would be wise to accept a compromise offer. The Maidencreek condemnations have progressed "as far as conditions would nermlt." ha meeting, presenting distinguished members of the theatre, represen right to operate a single bus roujte. were formerly Reading residents will impersonating an officer and with the larceny of a wrist watch, was ar separate approval must be secuoed attend the "Knitters Homecoming" from the commission on each roua e. over the week end arranged by Read tatives of the actor organizations and featuring his favorite roles, rested by City Detectives Harper and I The officers of the Readlnsr.

tfi. ing branch of the American Federa Morris on Alderman Frank J. Prlntz' stories, anecdotes, music, etc. 7.45 P. Trouverian male quartet, dividuals, are operating two bjusl tion of Full Fashioned Hosiery warrants yesterday.

273M WJG. Atlantic City HOOK 1.45 P.M. Organ recital. 6.05 P. M.

Morton dinner music. 1 8.00 P. M. Creatore's band. .35 P.

M. Chelsea concert orchestra, 9.00 P. M. Studio program. 9.30 P.

M. Ambassador orchestra. 10.00 P. M. Gateway orchestra.

10.30 P. M. Novelty orchestra. 11.00 P. M.

Isham Jones' orchestra. 469M WRC, Washington 640K 4.00 P. M. Washn. vs.

St. Louis. S16M KDKA, Pittsburgh 950K flO.OOA. M. Market review.

01.57 A. M. Time signals. 12.00 Noon Weather, ,2.30 P. M.

Baseball scores. 8.15 P.M. Harold Veo and Arrow rrtlltPfl In th. Af TV.tTn A.t 1 W(iroro Uorinn I ITrftV AT I' it it 1 i. il.

head Inn orchestra. phla. One is between New Hope and ganizer for the hosiery workers, an rest of Sterling they have solved the expressed nis confidence in Jenkintown; the other from New nounced last night that he expects alleged abduction of Joseph Giordano HigkLights 'In Dickinson's "Swan Song' the city solicitor would not 1 be made a delinquent tax and claim collector, the other work would be such as would appeal to lawyer who delights, in the practice of his profession, but "both the dignity of the office as well as the equanimity of the person become perturbed when he assumes the role of a delinquent tax collector, and converts his office into a collection agehcy for innumerable small claims. "In some districts a readjusted assessment be made. The trial, showed that after all the assessment was a pretty good job, and wih a little toning up it will approach nearer to perfection than any assessment that has heretofore been made.

"It is my suggestion that officials charged with the enforcement, of a municipal ordinance institute no proceedings for violation of city ordinances, unless the consent of the city solicitoA be first procured and the proceedings directed by "When the new city hall is built, which9! hope will be soon, ample space should be provided for the bureau of law. OTHER STATIONS nope to woyiestown. under a tern men toaay rrom practically every iuh and Arln Mafala, 210 N. Ninth VS. porary permit.

fashioned knitting center in New who it lu claimnd were heM wison roceeaings to remove the bodies Before the Reading Transportation Jersey, Pennsylvania and New York, ers in an Isolated cabin several V. "rr "PH08 KDKA Pittsburgh 315 W. Il i ,1, I rpuA VnUtAra will I 1. 11 I ICi ICO Xl I1UW tlL Iianfl. fl A flAva 12.00 Noon iRoxy's program from New iiian.es auuiiuttLiun 10 una uui ut iw, uvurdiiiuro' limn a.

nurniu am, iinr. A Members of the boys' Bible class of Alsace Lutheran Sunday school are making plans for a. lawn festival to be held August 4 at the churcli. In case of rain the affair will be held In the church basement. A From 6 to 10 o'clock music will lie furnished by Hallman's band.

The proceeds will toe' given to the church fund. i These committees are making arrangements for the affair: General chairman, Mrs. Mahlon Goetz, teacher of the class; publicity, William Filbert, Elwood Heere; tickets, Claire Heere, Carl Wesner; 'music, Harvey Funk; (cakes, Elwood Heere, James Wertz; candy, Harold Angstadt, Carl Jacobs; ice. cream, Williard Hagan, Carl Wesner, Claire Daniel Schaeffer; soft drinks, William Filbert, Willard Shoemaker, Floyd Weidenhammer, William, Selgfried; hot dogs, Harvey Funk and Pay; Spangler. commission for bus route aDDrovails.

rive fTReading this morning by road Miss Mafala claims, that Sterling trustees have S.00 P. M. Baseball scores. iS.55 P. M.

Baseball scores. i 6.20 P. M. Road reports. the governor must approve its char nd rail from such points as Phlla impersonated an officer.

He removed rlenas burying ter. delphla, from Paterson, Passaic, the watch from her am at the time PeaP8 an agreement orK. 4.50 P.M. Baseball Bcores. 5.30 P.M.

Baseball scores. 6.00 P. M. Municipal band concen from Schenley Park. Pinchot Attacks.

Mannn'nlv T.nJ Boonton. Dover and Washington in of the alleeed abduction she nald It if! ma? Wn tnem lor the re can When Pinchot refused his approval New Jersey, and from Brooklyn and was later returned to city hall by I be instituted proceedlnss 7.00 P.M. New York Philharmonic ttLiacneu me tendency toward! vnj i incj i uui utu uiiver won van unauie ioi jja Yttn in.v.aoii11 reveal the identity of the sender. monopoly of motor transportationi will meet at the Labor Lyceum In the Governor Fisher, in his inaugural forenoon and in the afternoon will xor a ning at city hall business Sterling disappeared from the city, police say, and upon his return re memoas, wnen he says that "the opinions delivered bK the city solicitor uuuress, sounaea tne warning that I cently was recognized and arrested. nignways are not designed lor freight; "6 srouP wl" meel agam ie eve traffic.

nlng for a social affair. snoum do preserved by the city clerk, so that all the members of council, as well as subordinates who must "State roads." he said, "worn runt On Sunday the visiting knitters BUSHONG TO NAME designed as trunk Hnea fnr. will attend the annual the orchestra. WBZ Springfield 333 W. I.

5.00 P. M. Baseball results. 5.03 P. M.

Hotel Statler ensemble. Boston. 5.30 P. M. Mme.

Loretta Lurenti, dramatic soprano. Boston. 6.00 P. M. Musical program.

Springfield. 6.28 P. M. Baseball. Boston.

6.30. P.M. Lewisohn StadiunV Philharmonic concert. New York. 8.30 P.

M. Baseball results. Weather reports. WHAR Atlantic City Vtt W. L.

8.45 A.M. Morning Bervlce of the Chelsea Baptist church. guided by them, can. have access to CANDIDATE TO TAKE mem." freight. There must be no monopoly Reading branch Is conducting' at of the people's hiehwavs and neither Leroy Hoffman's farm at Baumstown.

WEST POINT EXAM. jso omclais other than council. A group of semi professional must shall they be destroyed by improper use." committees of council, the mayor, or clans who are members of the One candidate and two alternates hea.d the departments have the Shortly after Governor Fisher tobk knitters' union In the New Jersey to take, the examination for admit branches will give an open air con office, the Reading company filed Its Pastors Name Sermorl Topics For Sunday rignr. 10 request opinions," he declared. "This would avoid the solicitors frequently giving opinions on the same subiect tn difToront cert at the picnic, successor: will require further assistance." v.

Concerning damage cases against the olty for personal injuries and appeals from assessments of reviewers, the report suggests that "officials charged with the enforcement 6.30 P. M. Concert. 60.00 P. M.

Weather. 280M WGCl Newark 1070K 8.00 P. M. Nunio Iarrera, accordion. 9.00 P.

M. Caatle Terrace orchestra. 9.20 P. M. Castle Terrace entertainers.

9.30 P. M. Castle Terrace orchestra. 10.00 P. M.

Olympic Park orchestra. :11. 00 P. M. Telephone time.

330M TVGY, Schenectady 790K 01.30 A. M. Markets. 31.55 A. M.

Time; weather. 6.25 P. M. Baseball. 7.30 P.

M. Rochester musicale. So. 00 P. M.

Dance music. 288M WTAG, Worcester 1040K 11.30 P.M. Weekly market review. 3 1.35 M. Chester Gaylord, piano.

11.59 P. M. Weather report. il2.00Noon News. 6.50 P.

M. Quacker announcement. 7.00 P. M. Baseball; weather.

7.05 P. M. Studio program. 1 8.00 P. M.

Little symphony. P.M. Bancroft ao.OO P. M. News.

448M WEEI, Boston 670K P.M. Al Ackerman orchestra. 3.00 P. M. News dispatches.

3.10 P.M. Edwaiia McHugh, baritone. 3.30 P. M. Kirsch orchestra.

i6.35 P. M. Lldo Venice orchestra. i 6.10 P. M.

News dispatches. 429M WXW, Cincinnati 780K 7.00 P. M. Johanna Grosse, organ. 8.00 P.

M. Popular music. 1 9.00 P. M. Dance music.

8.15 P. M. String sextet. 31.30 P.M. Dance music.

S66M WGX, Chicago 980K Stock quotations. 41.10 P. M. Punch and Judy. 6.35 P.

M. Concert 6.50 P. M. Old fashioned almanac. 9.00 P.

M. Musicale. 9.S0 P. M. Tour, Bohemia.

10.00 P. M. Sam and Henry, Bongs. 10.10 P. M.

Musicale. JO. 30 P. M. Tomorrow's Tribune.

second application, approved today. Thus far, the Pennsylvania has malle no move in reviving its nronosal tance to West Point aFeio be named before March 6, 1928, by Congressman Robert G. Bushong, of Sinking Spring, the war department an 12.15 P. M. Recital by the Seaside ho tel trio.

neaas or departments, as well as to FOUR STATES TO JOIN engage in motor transportation thv 12.45 M. Sermon; F.ev. Walter nounced yesterday. of a municipal ordinance institute no a. Buusiuiary corporation.

The Penin omciais other than the council. Raps Duplication of Opinions "I have frequently, been compelled. IN "PENNA. KLAN DAY" vacancies for 18 Pennsylvania Services in the local churches to proceedings for violations of city or youths exist at the military academy. AT CARSONIA PARK tyivania proposed operate in 55 counties.

Operate Through Officers The Pennsylvania. hnwpvAn 1IVj a morrow as announced by the pastors to The Times will be as follows: Applicants must be between 17 and dinances unless the consent of the city; solicitor be first procured and the proceedings directed by him." he says, "to duplicate, triplicate, and in one or two instances give at least four opinions to different officials on 21 years of age and must have a high school education or its equiva Reformed First, Washington and Reed tne same question the Reading, has several bus routes in operation through Its officers. F. Bruggeman, pastor Ventnor Community church. 6.30 P.M.

Children's period. "The Bible Story Man." 5.45 P.M. "Even Song" and service, Chelsea Baptist church. Dr. Thomas J.

Cross, pastor. WFBI Syracme 258 W. L. 6.30 P. M.

The Hiawahans. 6.30 P. M. News baseball scores. WKBW Bnffalo S17 W.

h. 5.00 P. M. Evangelistic service. Sermon by the Rev.

Thomas N. Carter. i ninKs Assessment "Pretty Good The report also contains comment lent. Klansmen from New York, New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland, will join Pennsylvania members of the streets, D. J.

Wetzel, pastor Sermon, 11 o'clock, "Taking the Hazard." Mental and physical examinations j. ocarr, superintendent of motor transportation for the PennsvN.on.io "My successor will find that if he Is called upon for as many opinions as I have been called upon for, he will have to spend much of his time Ku Klux Klan in celebrating "Penn will: be held March 6 and the successful candidates will enter the Lutheran Oakbrook. Harry E. on the assessment disputes of last year. It said that, although in Dickinson's opinion in some districts a readjusted assessment should be sylvania Klan Day" at Carsonia park next Saturday.

A parade through the academy July 2. is running buses between Chambers burg and Caledonia park, and tflso between Washineton. Pa dV, Herman, pastor Service at 10.45 burning the. midnight oil as I have Senator Vare will name one can streets of Reading will be the fea made, no assessment is above criti o'clock. Sermon theme, "The Wages of Sin and the Gift of God." Night cism; and "that "after all the as Waynesburg.

Scarr holds certiflcattes rvm 1 i 8.15 P. M. "Back Home Gospel ture of the gathering, which is being sponsored by the Reading Klaverny didate from the state at large. STRUCK BY WAG sessment was a pretty good job, Melody Hour, from the studio. Old I have to depend entirely imon Charles Carl, assistant secretary, an favorites sung and played by re the clerks In the office In the matters nounced last night.

quest. WTAM CUveland 399 W. POLE, WORKMAN DIES In addition to the parade, the pro of collections and keeping the ac iun uumiiusaiou xor inese rouites as an individual. The commission, In its order of approval today, that "afterj a careful and thorough review of jthe evidence, it sees no reason to, depart from its former finding anrS is 44.1 CntcaSO ttiUK. 10.00 A.

M. Service from Trinity gram of entertainment includes band I am satisfied that you will Cathedral. Injuries received while at work And that every penny received from concerts, drills, End addresses by 2.00 P. M. Afternoon musicale by the city has been deposited and ear prominent members of the organiza wniara concert ensemble done." The report also registers Dickinson's objection to "curb" or hasty opinions, and the attendance of the city solicitor at council meetings.

Strife the duty of rendering opinions Is by far the. most important of the solicitor's various' duties, hasty decisions may lead serious complications" and are therefore deprecated. Gn; only one 'occasion was ttie former solicitor compelled to retract an opinion, according to the report Is also a matter of pride with me that in those opinions that concerned matters which afterward got into the court, my onintana have marked in the bank account in the 6.00 P. M. Hotel Cleveland orchestra.

convinced and unanimously of the rminln. tlhat 1 i several days ago, Frank Schell, 67, of Robesonla, died at the Homeopathic hospital at 5.40 yesterday afternoon. tion. The chief speaker will be H. C.

Shaw, grand dragon. There will Berks County Trust company," the 6.00 P. M. Theatre program. "i aijpiicaiion meots 7.00 p.

M. Church services. report continues, referring to the be prizes for the unit having the uiu snouia receive approval. The Approval of the present application dan sermon, 7.30 o'clock, "A Good Son and a Bad Son." Trinity, Sixth and Washington streets, Hermann F. Miller, pastor Sermon, 11 o'clock, "A Question of Life and Death." Sermon, 7.80 o'clock, "What to Do and H6V to Do It." Peace, Riverside, Ernest A.

Weber, pastor Student Edward Andrews will, have charge the morning service at 10.30 o'clock. Holy Spirit, Fourth and Windsor streets, Charles G. Beck, pastor Services at 11 and 7.30 o'clock In charge of the Rev. C. C.

Boyer, of Kutztown. St. James, Fifth and Chestnut streets, Henry K. Lantz, pastor Sermon, 10.45 o'clock, V'Jesus the Provider." Sermon. 7.30 o'clock.

"Tho 8.00 P. concert. Syip M. Syivphony According to hospital authorities. moneys that went through the city largest number in line, that coming 9.00 P.

M. Emerson Gill and his Schell was employed by Robert law office. Monthly accounts have the greatest distance, the best klan Been presented to the city, and it Klntzer, Robesonla contractor, and Bamboo Garden orchestra. WSAI Cincinnati 361 W. Ii.

ana. win create no competitive con oition. "The commission hat band, and the best drill team. n.no f. m.

Tneatre organ. 1 P. M. Orchestra; baseball. .00 P.

M. Dance orchestra. 18.30 P.M. Popular songs. 1 9.30 P.

M. WQJ program. 1 1. A. M.

Popular music. i 470JI WSB, Atlanta 630K I 7.00 P. M. Sunday school lesson. 9.00 P.

M. Concert. ,11.45 P. M. Concert.

i S41M WSM, Nashville 880K 7.00 P. M. Announcements, i 7.15 P. M. Dinner concert.

9.00 P. M. Barn dance. 300M KMOX, St. I.onis 1.000K 9.00 P.

M. Studio recital. 9.30 P. M. Harmony singers.

P. M. Music. 10.40 P. M.

Dance orchestra. 370M WDAF, Kansas City 810K 7.00 P. M. School of the Air. 8.00 P.

M. Popular music. 12.45 A. M. Nighthawk Frolic.

final account is being prepared. 4.45 P.M. WSAI sacred chime con 10 o'clock p. there will be a wa3 struck in the abdomen, by a fireworks display. Admission and wagon pole.

impressing his appreciation of the cert. Robert Badsley. courtesy shown him by all city of 7.00 P. Radio sermonette under sideratlon to the advisability of permitting the Reading compAiy through a subsidiary bus companyHo engage generally in the business; of automobile parking will be free. Dr.

Abner H. Bauscher, deputy The line of march of the nara.de coroner, ordered a post mortem ex ficials, Dickinson regrets the ending the auspices of the Press Radio been confirmed by judicial ones. Of course, it may be discovered later Bible Bureau. follows PArlrtnmon ovAniia 4n amination performed last night. ox pieasanc reiatiopsnips.

He commends council for Its pro 7.15 P. M. Time announcement. Franklin street: west on Franklin to Undertaker Umm, Of Sinking Spring, that I have beenwrong in others. 7.16 P.

M. Time announcement. I ,11 .1. a Il gram of 'Vast public improvements," 1'irtn; notvtn on Firth to. Washington; 7.16 P.M.

Atwater Kent program. motor vemcie transportation in ue counties in which it operates. Tjhe growth of transportation by meajns of motor vehicles has increased but, rlghfeor wrong, they were opinions such las I believed to be right. rangements. at tne same time saying that the expenditure for these improvements WRC Washington 469 W.

Promises of God." and were given without fear or to Eleventh; south on Eleventh to Perkiomen; and on Perkiomen to the park. The klansmen will march with is. "always in the first instance sub KUTZTOWN FIRM St. Matthews, Fifth and Elm streets, W. C.

DunlaD. nastoiw.sr. 10.00 A.M. Church service. 11.00 A.

M. 'Studio orchestra. 12.00 Noon Roxy and His Gang. lavor. ject to public criticism." Urges Liberality in Condemnations visors up.

Me suggests to that it would do well to consider a law nrn. mon, 11 oclock, "Apart from Christ." GETS CONTRACT FOR l.oo p. m. intettenomination church service. In his opinion, the city should be vldlng for compensation of persons Scientist First Church of Christ Centre ROAD IN EXETER 3.00 P.

M. Service from Washington READING P.O. S. OF A. CAMPS OKEH BARTO 1 TO SUCCEED SEIFERT uatnearai.

injured circumstances similar to the one in which a citizen suffered BODINE TO ASSUME C. OF C. SECRETARY avenue and Greenwich street Sermon at 11 o'clock, "Love." nrjerai in adjusting claims for land taken for public improvements. "In spite of newspaper censure, 1 say that the city in settling claims has been 5.20 P.M. Musical program under HARRISBURG, July 29 IIP) Con property damage from wreckage by the direction of Major Edward Bowes from the Canitol theatre." tracts for the construction of ap Methodist Holy Cross.

N. Fifth DUTIES. AUGUST 1 uro apparatus, lie said that his decision against the applicant in this more than liberal, and I do commend the refusal of the head of the de Buttonwood, W. H. Llndemuth, pastor Sermon, in n'owv case was against his personal wishes, proximately nine miles of highways, Including 3,635 feet of concrete road In Exeter township, were announced today by the state department of partment having these matters in 7.15 m.

Correct time. 7.15 P.M. Atwater Kent radio hour. 7.45 P. M.

TaTEs by well known people. 8.00 P. M. Cathedral Echoes. 4 Henry E.

Bodihe, newly elected Commends Associate For his associates. Dlckinann flan Christ Wrote on the Ground." Bethel, A. M. Tenth street near Washington. J.

M. HeniWenn n.otn. secretary of the Chamber of Com merce. vesterdav notified the cham. nana, lor his refusal to accede to the demands for eight to ten or more times the price paid for properties highways.

Bids for the WSB Atlanta 476 W. I. enormously the past few yedrs, and to a large extent has been7 in competition with rail carriers." I Bus Routes Increasing In Its order the commission points out that despite protests by Btofem and electric carriers, motor bus transportation has continued to develop in Pennsylvania. "With the improvement of bhe highways the motor vehicle was tfele to offer a service demanded bylthe public and 'which the rail carriers could not supply, the commission said. Transportation by motor bus and truck is to some extent inthe developmental stage, the commission observed.

"While the development of such service has been rapid in the lust few years, it has not reached (the same state of permanency, as the Iml carrle." the order continues. The development of motor service has proceeded far enough to lndica.te that it is not an adeauar ber that he is motorinsr to this cltylwa opened here yesterday. notning ttur commendation. would not have been possible to conduct the business of this department had 4.00 P. M.

Vesper services from the simpiy because the owners' have paid The Exeter road, was awarded to and expects to arrive here in time to a few dollars to have their lands the Kutztown Construction com Avenue Presbyterian church. Dr. Richard Orme Flinn, pasrbr. Joseph Raean. organist.

take up his duties August 1. plotted and a blue print of lots made Morning service with sermon by the pastor. Afternoon service at 3.30 clock, with address by the Rev. J. of Pottsvllle.

Evening sermon, o'clock, the Rev. H. F. Tyree, of Philadelphia. pany of Kutztown, at a cost of 141, The board of directors will meet While it may not be strictly within v5.15 P.

M. Major Bowes and the Cap 988.96. Wednesday, August 3. tne line or my duties to say what i not naa the assistance of the assistant city solicitor, Mr. Tyson," the report continues.

Tyson had charge of the filing', revival and collection of Hens; Jbhn G. Rothermel. law clerk. who 'will icoi tneatre lamiiy airect rrom New York. should be paid, am clad that I have There are 3,928 members in P.

O. of A. camps of Reading, according to the annual report of District President Charles Seifert. The flozen camps have resources of $279, 482.24. Camp 163, is the leader, both 'In membership and resources.

Bene paid out during the year (mounted t'o $28,337.17. Harry E. Barto, of Camp 560, has been indorsed by the 12 camps for appointment as district president to succeed Mr. Seifert, who declined re appointment. Appointment of Mr.

Barto will be made by the new state president. The general committee of the order lias accepted an invitation to attend divine services to be conducted by Rev. Frank W. Ruth, of Bernville, the conty chairman, on Sunday, Aug. 7, in Bernville.

CHILD, 5, IS HURT 7.15 P.M. Program sponsored by discouraged the of the street companies and the operation united Evangelical St. Paul's. Mas anil roe nwrlAlt public moneys in paying the extrava CROSSING STREET Alexander Seewald company. WGJT Chlcaa 306 W.

succeed and who largely gant sums asked by some Owners of of motor vvehicles in connection with orxin co ordination with rail carriers." V' S.10 p. M. Uncle Quinn's Punch and streets, A. G. Flexer, pastor Prayer service, S.30 o'clock.

Preaching at 10 o'clock. "The'LlrA Minns. Juay. When she attempted to cross the oaacnarge oi condemnation, proceedings in the Maidencreek and park eases, is also commended. The sup In the City bark case.

Dickinson de, It is unlikely that Governor Fisher. street near her home, Marlon Achen Man." Sermon Clares "It Would be well to.be eov. upon whom final action hinges, will bach, 5, of 3S3 Washington was All in AH." S.45 p. M. Blackstone string quintet and solo artists.

6.00 P.M. The Million Sing. 6.20 p. M. The old fashioned Alma ervision of accounts, the investlga act upon the charters during his va erned by the advice of my successor as to whether an appeal should be of struck by an ajitomoblle driven by I tion of law, and the formation First.

Eithth unit fn cation west. Following his H. E. Pendleton, 2(34 Perkiomen innumerable opinions by Bertram J. L.

Clarence Hunt: i nack. for rail service between distant points or between large termln al areas. Railroads are still nmln taxen. jj ersonaiiy. I have always adhered to the opinion given to coun yesteraay.

6.30 p. Bongs by Correll and Qos service, g.30 oclock. Serrnnn 11 attendance at the conference of governors at Mackinac Island, Michigan, Pendleton! removed her to the for adequate transportation cil that the city had no right to use tien. I 1.50 P.M. Blackstone string auintet.

tne governor is touring Yellowstone Homeopathic hospital, where phy uurpny, lien clerk, "materially assisted" him, Dickinson says. Although the retiring solicitor was Inclined to reduce the number of employes In the solicitor's office when to the public. clock, "The Christian's Great High Priest." Sermon, 'clock, 'The Christian View of Life Work." me pane ror a municinal 7.00 P.M. "Auld National park and other show places of the west. He is not expected here sicians said she was suffering from body bruises and abrasions and had 7.15 p.

M. Atwater Kent musical and that On appeal, the decree of our court will be affirmed." To Co operate With Railways! "It has been established that nrfca program. until mia August, wnen he is ex TJOSSlble intprnar Inlurles. Tha nhIM he entered it, Dickinson says In his The report closes with rood wishes Presbyterian First. Fifth street above Franklin, M.

Blackburn. Pastor Sermon It takes from 85 to 150 days for jsalmon eggs to hatch, the time defending upon the temperatare of the water in which they, are deposited. pecteoVto take up the question of I was later taken to it hrtrrn. hv nrnnrt that "fhr mmhI k. m.

7.45 p. m. Bible reading. 7.55 F.M. Blackstone string quintet.

ent needs of the public for transportation ca.ni best be served by the continued eillstence. of railroads and to John G. Rothermel. the new solicitor, and Geom Manderhar.h. 11 oclock by the Rev.

John E. Mrtt approval of the charter for the IRead mother. Motorcycle Policeman Noll Auction In the foe and I am pretty Ing company. investigated. (., lewUla'tn the rery asar Xututa my o.uu ij ju.

uur, lar clerk, of Easton, Pa,.