Delaware County Daily Times from Chester, Pennsylvania • Page 11

I 1. CHESTER TIMES, CHESTER, TUESDAY, MAY 1928 15, RADIO PROGRAMS MS -PHILADELPHIA STATIONS- WAI-STRAWBRIDGE CLOTHIER. supervicor -Talk by hone Mrs. economics, Henrietta Calvin. schools of Philadelphia, subject: "Furnishing Moore and Mann cement of the Edna' Greutich, suprano; Fannie Shartsin, Lorettu er Chopin recital: "What Does Writing Show? by Gertrude O'Reilly.

6.50-- 6.45-Baseball scores. -Talk, "The Second Alarmers," by J. P. Merz. 7.00 -Voters' Service: "What Congress 1.

Doing." by Charles G. Ross: Representative William H. Wood, sional chairman. Republican National CongresCommittee; Representative Witlam National A. Oiddeld, chairman d'ominittee: Lopic.

"The Campaign Issues ol 1928." Singers. 3.00-Everready Hour. 10.00-Clicquot Club Eskimos, 10.30-Howard correct time. D'Or Orchestra. WOO-WANAMAKER'S 4.40-Police reports.

4.46-Grand organ and trumpete. 5.00-Tea music by WOO SCHEDULE (Compiled by United Preas) TUESDAY, MAY 15 TUESDAYS BEST FEATURES Ball Jab asen Nerre Well chorus In tonight's' wady Hour, "In the South" net wort); to Quartet- The Continentals, Fielde, Leslies Oliver BEd Baer, with orchestra (WJZ network). Mate: Street Sketcher--The personable' Lake Higgins again (WOR only), Landard Daylight wring time 12 furst column; time La second columa, Heavy rates denola time after Midnight.) (EASTERN THIS STATIONS) WIG. ATLANTIC CITY 5:45 Dinner programs: News. 9:00 Maids, otbers.

9:00 1 6:00 Trio. 8:00. Dance muste; k. dinner music. :00 7:00 -Programs from WIZ.

DO and plaaist. 9:00 Ensemble. 1:00 10:00 -The Marylanders. WELL, BOSTON- X. musio; Reports.

6:45 Brother, The 8:30 Programs WEAP. 8:30 3 and dance music. WHAC 650 k. -6mllers; Dinner dance. 8:00 7:00 Orgaa: Op'ry House.

8:30 Musicale: Dance WEAK. BUFFALO k. 6:00 Strink ensemble Musicale. 8:00 7:00 Orchestra: Gem Trio. 1:00 -Madcale: Dance music 10:00 music; Clab.

02:00 11:00 Theatre orchestra. WGL, k. 6:00 Programs from 88 WEAP features. 1.00 6:00 -Club; Orchestra. 8:00 Serenaders, 8:30 7:30 -Programs from WEAP.

10:30 Time Party. Dance must WLW, TO 1:00 Dance musta 8:30 7:30 -Talks; Dance muse. 9:15 Ensemble. 10:15 Dance music. 11:30 Songs and dance music.

WYA, CLEVELAND09-8-750 k. 1:00 music: Talks, 8:60 from WEAP. 11:00 Studio recital 12:00 made WWJ. 450 k. 8:00 5:00 Dinner muste; Reports.

7:30 Audio music, 3:30 from WEAT. 10:30 program. 11:00 Biring Pickers, others. 8:00 Reports. 8:00 rom Quintet: 8:30 and music.

9:30 8:50 -Rhythmic Ripples, 10:00. Cigar Girls: Cotton Pickers. 11:00 Red Apple Club. PENNA. BANKERS MEET AT SHORE Rates of interest paid by commercial banks 011 savings accounts, service charges on low -halance checking accounts, "Blue Sky" laws and real estate and mortgages will bo among the topics discussed at At'antic City this week by more than 1200 officers al Pennsylvania banks at the thirty-fourth annual convention of the Pennsylvania Bankers' Association.

which will open at the Hotel Traymore Wednesday morning and continue through Friday. Harry J. Haas, vico president of the First. National Bank ol Philadelphia, and head of the a association, will preside. In addition to Sir.

Haas, who will deliver the annual address at Wednesday. morning's session. the following Philadelphians will Walter K. Hardt, vice president: 0. Howard Wolfe, cashier: Paul B.

Detwiler, assistant cashier: and E. E. Shields, assistant cashier. all of the Philadelphia National Jay Gates. vice president.

Pennsylvania Company for Insurance on J. William Smith, president. Real Estate-Land Title and Trust Company, and Franklin Spencer Edmonds, who wIll discuss "Tax Problems in Pennspivanla." MARINES RECOVER NICARAGUA MINES MANAGUA, Nicaragua, May 15- Marine forces have arrived at La Luz Mines, scene of recent rebei activity, after one of the difAcult trips in the history of the corps. according to Information reaching headquarters here today. The laws had fed before their Several days were in cending the swift and dangerous river and progress 011 this part of the journey was made only when the marines discarded their oars and resorted to poles as a propelling force.

With the arrival of the marines It is believed the owners will make an effort to reopen La Loz mines, which were looted and greatly damaged by the rebels. WCAUUNIVERSAL BROADCASTING co. Flash. 4.25-- Department of Agriculture Farm 4.30 5.00-The -Knowledge. Extension and That Society, Orchestra.

6.25 -Baseball scores. Cole. 6.30-Cantilever Shoe Hour with King 1.00 Harmony Four. ble. 1.30-Snellenburg wind Ensem8.00-Correct thine.

S.00-Sunny. Suds Serenaders. Reeds Ir Culture Shoe Prince. R. T.

Hour; Lit.m, spread John Customer M. 'Ownership of i. it. P. announcement Shaw, vice of president of S.

C. Thrift Contest; musical program. 10.15-Max Seenofsky, violinist. 10.30-Ten Garden Orchestra. time.

11.01-Tea Garden Orchestra. WLIT-LIT. BROS, 4.30-- 2.30-Froni Recital the Announcer's viewpoint. by Christine Kendrick, OF OTHER WTIC, -560 8:30 Orchestra: Sports 7:00 from WEAP. 10:30 Worthy Orchestra.

11:00 news and weather. WOR, -710 k. 0:00 Dinner music 7:00 8:00 6:00 7:00 Orchestral programs. -Main Street Sketches. 9:00 Piano solos.

9:30 Melstersingers. 18:00 10:00 Little Symphony. Dance orchestra. WEAF, k. 6:00 5:00 -Waldorf dinner music, 6:55 Press baseball scores.

7:00 6:00 Voters Service. 7:30 Sketches. 8:00 Miniatures 8:30 Singers. 9:00 Hour. 10:00 Eskimos.

10:30 orchestras. WIZ. NEW 660 6:00 Dinner music. 7:00 6:00 Serenading Shoemakers. 7:30.

6:30 -Roxy'6 Ganz. 7:00 Burns Brothers' Miners. 1:30 of the Law, 8:00 Sextet, 8:30 7:30 -Stan orchestras. 10:00 900 -The Continentals. 11:00.10:00 Slumber Music Ensemble.

wIr, $60 k. 6:40 Roll Call 10:30 orchestras. k. 7:00 6:00 -Voters' Bervice. 8:00 from WEAr.

WCAE, k. 6:00 5:00 -Waldorf dinner music. 7:00 Voters' Service. 7:30 6:30 Uncle Gimbee: Music. 8:00 from New York 10:30 9:30 Stanley-WCAE Revue.

KOKA, -850 6:15 Little Symphony. 7:00 Bakers. 8:00 from WJb. 10:00 Program. 10:30 song.

concert. WEVA; RICHMOND-2541-1180 k. 8:00 7:00 Burch's Orchestra, 9:00. Harker, orgsa. 10:00 features WHAM.

x. 7:00 Time signals 7:30 6:30 -Programs from WIZ. 10:00 program. 11:00 Organ recital orchestra, WGY, 190 k. 6:00 Dinner music.

7:00 -Programs from WEAP. 8:00 musicale. 8:30 Programs from WEAP. 11:30 program. 12:00 orchestra.

WBZ. k. 6:00 hour features. 8:00 7:00 from WJZ 8:30 K. G.

P. Hour. 10:00 9:00 Stories: Sports. 10:25 9:25 -Dusk in Dixie. CKCL-CFCA, --840 6:00 Sunset Hour.

7:00. 6:00 Hour. of 'Music. 8:00 7:00 -Varied musical program. 11:00 Orcbestra.

k. 5:00 -Waldorf dinner music. 7:30 Orchestra 8:00 7:00 -Programs from New York. 10:30 9:30 -New Madrilion Orchestra. TO HONOR NAMES OF THESE SOLDIER DEAD WASHINGTON, May "unwept, unhonored and unsung" thousands of soldiers, sailors and marines who died during the World War.

without their names ever being, assembled, are at last to be ers. (R) of Massachusetts, today at remembered. Representative Edith Mourse, Rogthe request of. the disabled American veterans, introduced a bill providing that all of these names he assembled in one public volume and. published with the place of death, military.

rank and organization, together with the name of the nearest relative. A copy. of the book will be furnished free to each of the nearest relatives. ECZEMA CAUSED DISFIGUREMENT Affected Knees and Elbows. Cuticura Heals.

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continued the treatment and now I am pletely healed." (Signed) Mrs. George W. Secor, R. 1, Box 13, Delmar, N. Y.

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rach free. Address: MAIden, Cuticura Shevine Stick 25c. Washington Baltimore and Return and Return $325 $275 Special Excursion to Washington, Sunday, May 1 20 LAN now to take this interesting trip. Take the family along for a day of -seeing. The Capitol, the White House, the Washington Monument there is plenty to see and all day to see it in.

Special train leaves Chester 8:48 A.M. (Daylight Saving Time). Returning leaves Washington 6:45 P.M.; Baitimore, Camden Station, 7:45 P.M.: Mt. Royal Station, 7:50 P.M. (Standard Time).

Another Excursion June 3r4 Baltimore Ohio HOOVER GATHERS MANY DELEGATES Candidate for Presidential Nomination to Pass 400 Mark This Week soprano; Mildred Malcolm Atterbury. bass: Spencer. piano; Allae man. accompanist. 5.00 News Dashes.

John 5.00-Talk, "The Second Alarmers," Mers. 5.30-Children's twilIght hour. 6.00--Accurate thine. 7.50-Baseball scores, courtesy uum Oil Company. 7.85-Arcadia Concert Orchestra.

WIP-GIMBEL BROS. 3.00-Thomas Studio: Dorothy Heller, contralto: Barbara Church, soprano; Flora Ripka, accompanist, 3.45-Bible talk, Fred Casciato. Hints." R. W'hittacre: "Mar kot 4.05 -Eleanor Kaime: soprano. 4.15-Harry King and his ukuele.

6.40 Lester, "Dramatic vue." 6.55-Weather forecast and market reports. Uncle Wip' roll call' and birthday, list: 10.00-Jan violin Robini, recital. violinist. 10.30-Fl Pado Orchestra. 11.00-MayNower Ramblers Dance Or.

'chestra, direct from tho King Joy Cafe. STATIONS (CENTRAL TIME STATIONS) (ost) (caT) W5R, --630 7:00 from New York 9:30 Program. 11:45 Orchestra. KYW-KFKX. CHICAGO --570 5:00 Organ recital.

7:00 from WJZ 9:30 Armand Girls 10:00 -WQJ, 6:00 and lecture. 7:00 Concert orchestra. 9:00 8:00 -Musical feature. 10:00 -News Dance Orchestra. WGN-WLIB, CHICAGO-, 416.4-720 k.

6:00 Dinner muste, 8:00 from WEAr. 9:30 program: Neva 11:00 Dream Ship; Peatures. WBEM. CHICAGO 7:00 and organ. 8:00 Pearl Fishers; Orchestra 9:30 8:30 orchestras.

WIS, --870 7:00 features 8:00 Concert DALLAS program. --550 7:00 -Programs from WEAr. 8:00 Feature programs. WOC, -800 k. 6:00 5:00 -Voters' Service: News: 7:00 from WEAP.

8:00 Merry Gang. 9:00 from NBC. 10:00 9:00 Troubadours. 11:00 Orchestra. 7:30 KOA.

Singers. 8:00 Orchestra. 8:30 Palace Orchestra, 9:00 from New York. WHO, DES k. 6:00 News.

7:00 6:00 Automatic Agitators. 7:30 from New York 11:00 10:00 Weather reports. WBAP, FORT 10:00 Cammerce. 11:00 10:00 -Popular teatures 12:30 recital. KTHS, HOT 7:30 Avey! organtst 8:00 7:00 Soloists: Fiddlers.

9:00 Orchestra. WSUT, IOWA CITY- k. 7:00 6:00 Jefferson Orchestra, WOS, JEFFERSON -7101 8:00 and sports. WDAF, KANSAS 6:30 Dinner music. 7:30 5:30 -Programs from WEAP.

9:30 Painter Boys. 12:45 11:45 -Nighthawks. KFAR, k. 7:00 hour concert 9:00 -Musical programs. 11:00 Hour, WRAS, E.

6:00 from NBC. wcco. 7:00 from New York, 9:30 Artists. 10:30 Long's Orchestra. 11:00 and baseball.

WSM, NASHVILLE k. 6:00 5:00 Programs from New York 9:30 Orchestra. 10:00 artists: 11:15 Studio program. MANY MOURN HIS DEATH May Twenty-two' children including two sets twins and one set of triplets, thirty grandchildren, great grandchildren and four great-great grandchildren were left to mourn the death of Peter Cordwell, 34. of England, who' died at Portage, near here yesterday.

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WASHINGTON, May --Hard hit by the apparent drift of Pennsylvania to the Hoover candidacy, the anti- -Hoover allles were digging in today protracted and subborn last- ditch fight to "stop" the Secretary Commerce at Kansa5 City four. weeks hence. Their task has been made doubly difficult -perhaps impossible--by the apparent. willingness of the Mellon minchine in Pennsylvania to take Foover it President Coolidge cannot he persauded to stand ngain. Upou that nearly all the practicul ot Washington were agreed today.

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