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location. trees, stores, 1 arranged any I all 3d: of daily must and 2d: has small lot; 3 2 2-car $500 to Liston lot: sold. in cost 1 of 6-rm. 1 to ir- for THE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1938 21 APPEALS Decision Of Federal Court To Be Filed By Twelve Oil Companies. Madison, July Counsel for 12 oil companies and five individuals who were found guilty of violating the Sherman anti-trust law yesterday by Federal Judge Patrick T.

Stone filed formal notice of appeal in United States District Court here today. The corporate and individual defendants were fined a total of $65,000 and costs. The appeal notice was filed with the court after Judge Stone had issued an order permitting the filing of an appeal to the United States Circuit Court of Appeals at Chicago, and allowing the appellants to file a joint bond of $25,000. Government Prosecutor John Henry Lewin could not be reached for comment. In its order, the court allowed counsel for the defendants and the government 90 days in which to agree on a bill of exceptions.

If they are unable to agree, they will be allowed to take the matter before Judge Stone. CHICAGO STOCKS Chicago, July 20-(AP)-Sales and range of prices: STOCKS. Sales. Low. Last.

Abbott Lab (1.60a) 150 50 50 Adama (.20) 350 614, Advance Alum. 200 3 Aetna Bear. 200 73 Allied Prod. 50 00 Am Pub Sve pf. 10 53 63 53 Armour Re 1,600 67 Aro Equip.

60 8 A via Trans 400 Bastian-B1 (1.05e) 200 12 Belden Mfg 100 11 11 11 Bendix AV 2.050 17 Berghoff Br 300 8 8 Binks Mfg 200 Bliss Laughi 50 21 21 21 Borg -Warner 900 32 313 313 Brown 100 Bruce (E L). 150 13 Burd Piston Ring 100 Butler Bros 1,350 10 Do pf 50 24 24 24 Campbell Wyant 171 Cen Ill Sec. 100 Cen 8 Ut. 500 Do $7 pl 20 311 31 pf k) 130 95 93 95 Cen Sta pf. 20 41 Chain Belt 100 16 Chi Corp 1,500 2 2 2 Do 300 33 33 33 Chi Flex Shaft (4) 100 75 75 Chi Towel pf (7) 10 Chi Yell Cab 50 Cities Serv 250 10 97 10 Com' with Ed 2,150 271 Con Biscuit 550 6 61 6 Container Corp.

120 171 16 Cudahy Pack 10 73 73 73 Cont Steel 80 16 1 16 16 Cun Stra (le)xd 100 15 15 15 Dayton Rubber. 100 Dixie- Vortex (1e). 30 154 El Household 100 Elgin 150 21 20 21 Fitz Simons 100 Fuller Mig 100 Gen Finance 100 2 Gen Household. 200 1 1 1 Goldblatt (1.10h) 250 Gt Lakes (1a) 450 19 19 Hall Print 90 10 10 10 Hellem (G) 100 7 Hein-W (.60) 100 Hordera (1a) 70 13 12 12 Houd-Her B. 1,800 15 Hubl (H) 250 11 11 Hupp Mot 100 Ill Cent R.

450 123 Ill Nor Ut pf (6). 90 110 110 110 Inland 50 727 Jarvis 150 Katz Drug 200 4 KU Jr cumpt (3 20 Kerlyn Oil A (.35) 100 Kingabury Brew. 100 11 Leath Co. 100 Le Roi 250 9 Lib- MeN 100 81 Lincoln Pr 100 34 Marsh Field 1050 13 13 Merch 200 Do pf (2a) 20 25 25 Mickelberry'8 Fd. 150 Mid West Corp.

5150 Do war 1001 Midland Unit pf. 100 Midl Util pl. 250 Miller Hart pf 100 Noblitt-Spar 450 24 24 24 Nor Am Car. 100 31 Nor Ill Fin el 50 Norwest Bancorp. 1250 Norwest Eng 50 15 No West Ut pl 10 17 Omnibus Corp 140 16 Penn 170 22 Peoples 150 36 35 361 Poor Co 05 11 11 11 Pines Winter 50 Pressed Stl car.

1000 10 1014 Process Corp 50 23, Quaker Oats 70 1041 1031 Do pf (6). 20 145 115 145 Raytheon Mig 150 33 Rollins- Hos 200 1 Sears Roeb 444 74 72 73 Serrick Corp 1300 Signode Sti pt 10 25 25 25 So Wks (1.20) 100 17 16 Std Dredg 600 Do pf (1.60) 50 137 133 Std Gas EL. 100 Sunstrand Tool 350 Swift Co (1.20) 300 19 19 Swift Int (2). 20 27 277 Thompson (J R). 10 5 Trane Co 200 17 17 Un Carb (2e) 120 84 Utah Radio 350 2 2 Util 150 Do pf 100 Wahl Co 100 Walgreen (1e) 500 Will Oil-0-Mat 100 Wisc 300 5 Woodall Indust 250 Zenith Rad 750 227 BONDS.

Chi Rys 58 '27 8000 45 45 Comw Ed 2000 104 1041 104 Do deb '58 9000 .08 108. Met. WSEl ext48'38 2000 5 Stock sales today, 41,000 shares. Bond sales today, $21,000. xd-Ex-dividend.

xr-Ex-rights. A- Also extra or extras, e-Declared or paid so far this year. in stock. g- paid last year. h-Cash or stock.

k- Accumulated dividends paid or declared this year. od -Odd lots. FOREIGN EXCHANGE New York, July 20-(AP)-EasIng of tension in European political affairs interrupted the recent decline in foreign currencies today. As pressure against sterling let up, the unit recovered of a cent to close at As a consequence, other European currencies pointed higher in terms of the dollar. The French franc gained of a cent, the Netherlands guilder .04 of a cent and Swiss franc .01 of a cent.

Belgas were unchanged Closing rates: Great Britain 60-day bills Canada, Montreal in New York 99.68% New York in Montreal 100.31 c. Belgium 16.91c, Czechoslovakia 3.45 Denmark 21.97c, Finland 2.18c, France 2.76¼c, Germany 40.17c, benevolent 20.40c, travel 22.95c, Greece Hungary 19.85c, Italy 5.26¼ Yugoslavia 2.34c, Netherlands 54.99c, Norway 24.73c, Poland 18.87c. Portugal Rumania Spain unquoted, Sweden 25.37c, Switzerland 22.89c, Argentina 32.80c Brazil (free) 5.90c Mexico City 20.00c Japan 28.71c, Hong Kong 30.79c, Shanghai 18.75c. Rates in spot cables unless otherwise indicated. Nominal.

COFFEE New York. July 20--(AP)-Coffee futures moved Irregularly today with trade selling absorbed by scattered outside buying. July Santos was easy under liquidation promoted by the circulation of eight notices. Santos opened 1 to 4 points lower and closed 7 lower to 1 higher. Rio opened 1 point lower and closed A higher to 2 lower.

Closing Santos, July 6c, September 6.06c. December 6.20c, March 6.31c, May 6.36c; Rio, July 4.27c. September 4.31c. December 4.35c. March 4.12c, May 1.42c.

Cost and freight offers included Santos Bourbon 4.8 at 6.50c to 6.75c. Spot coffee steady, Santos 48 to Rio 78 nominal RAIL REPORTS RAIL REPORTS The Nickel Plate Road reports a deficit of $272,236 for June, compared with a surplus of $238,143 in June, 1937, For the first six months, net income was a deficit of $1,934,421 as compared with a surplus $1,378,212 for the first six months of 1937. Antitrust Suit Is Filed Against Eight Major Units In Motion Picture Industry Washington, July 20-(UP)--The Department of Justice today filed a civil antitrust suit against eight major motion picture producing concerns, charging they are denying free competition to independent exhibitors and demanding divorcement of production, distribution, and exhibiting facilities. The suit, outgrowth of by small, independent theater operators, was filed in the Federal District Court for the Southern District of New York and named the eight companies, 25 subsidiary and associated concerns, and 132 officials. The companies are Paramount Pictures, Loew's, Irving Trust Company, New York, trustee in bankruptcy for Radio-KeithOrpheum Corporation; Warner Brothers Pictures, Twentieth Century- Fox Film Corporation, Columbia Pictures Corporation, Universal Corporation, and United Artists Corporation.

Assistant Attorney General Thurman W. Arnold, the New Deal's ace "trust buster," was charged with handling the case. Department emphasized meantime that the action has no connection with the current congressional antimonopoly investigation. Arnold said the department seeks an equity decree requiring the companies to divest themselves either of ownership of theaters or of production and distribution facilities. He said that criminal proceedare not involved.

ings, concerns, according to the department, control about 65 per cent of all pictures produced from "the selection of the story to the final showing at the theater." "Actual Arnold said, "is even greater than would appear from this figue because from 80 to 90 per cent of quality feature films upon which exhibitors are dependent for successful operation, WEATHER CONDITIONS. The following table shows the state of the weather at the places mentioned, as indicated by the Weather Bureau at 7:30 o'clock last night, seventy-fifth meridian time: PO Current A State 8 Place 8 Place 8 a dura dura ATL'NTIC STATES. Eastport 62 66 0 Greenv'e 66 80 1.00 68 76 0 1 P'tl'd, Me 68 80 0 B'rl'gt'n 70 84 1.02 Boston. 70 70 .87 Hartford 74 78 .31 82 90 74 82 80 88 Kylert'n. 76 86 Newark.

74 78 .47 Camden. 74 82 Atl. City. 74 74 .92 W'h' gt'n 74 88 .13 Richm'nd 72 80 .10 Norfolk. 80 84 Raleigh.

74 86 .04 Hatteras 78 84 0 Sp't n.SC 74 80 86 78 .78 0 J'ks'nv'e 80 94 82 90 .01 GULF STATES. Tampa. 76 92 05 Apal'ic'a 80 84 .04 Atlanta. 76 80 .12 R'gham. 78 84 0 M'ntg'ry 76 82 .08 78 88 .27 N.

I'ns. 80 88 .25 Jackson. 78 81 .08 Lit. Rock 80 88 0 Ft. Smith 90 92 0 Palestine 80 88 .71 1 Houston.

86 94 S. Ant nio 94 98 01 Laredo 100 100 0 Cor. Ch'ti 84 90 01 B'wnav'e 86 92 0 OHIO VALLEY. Pittsb'gh 84 88 0 Elkins 68 78 P'rk'sb' 78 82 C't'n, WV 74 82 .35 Pikeville 76 82 .03 Col'mb'8 84 88 Cine'nati 82 88 0 Ind' 78 88 Evansv'e 86 90 0 Louisv'le 82 86 76 82 Stearns, 80 82 .09 S'h8G've 84 90 0 76 78 1.14 Knoxv'le 78 80 .06 Ch'tn'ga. 70 84 .65 Nashville 82 86 .01 86 88 LAKE REGION.

Syracuse 78 88 Buffalo. 74 86 Clevel'nd 82 90 0 Detroit. 72 80 0 Har. B'ch 64 70 0 Gr. R'p's.

74 76 66 82 1.46 Ft. W'yne 74 88 .03 T-Trace. Chicago. 66 72 .31 Milw'kee 64 66 0 GreenB'y 68 70 0 S.S. M'rie 58 66 H'ghton 62 66 0 62 66 0 MISSISSIPPI VAL.

62 72 .45 Min-StP. 76 82 01 LaCr'sse 74 82 0 Madison 70 74 0 Dubuque 76 80 D. M'nes 78 80 0 76 78 01 Ch'teF'd 70 86 .36 Spring'ld 78 90 .10 Kirksy'le 78 80 0 St. Louis 76 90 .01 Advance 86 88 0 Memphis 86 86 0 PLAINS STATES. Pembina 70 72 0 70 80 .02 Bisma'k 74 88 0 SiouxCy, 82 84 N.

Platte 76 84 Omaha. 84 84 Kan. City 84 86 Spring' id 84 88 Wichita. 80 90 Okl. City 88 92 Amarillo 80 84 Abilene.

68 86.318 Ft. W'rth 80 92 'I' BigSpr'g 68 841.30 ROCKY MOUNT'S. 84 84 Billings. 80 84 MilesCy. 80 86 0 Ch'y'nne 70 80 R'kSpgs, 66 82 IdahoF's 86 88 0 S.L.

City 92 94 90 94 76 80 0 66 76 Al'g'que 66 84 .23 1 EL Paso. 72 90 Winslow. 90 94 Phoenix. 94 104 0 98 100 0 PACIFIC STATES. 88 88 Spokane.

98 98 Portl'nd 100 102 0 P'dlet'n 100 102 Baker. 96 96 96 96 Roseb' 104 104 Elko. 92 94 94 100 0 L. Vegas 112 112 0 Redding 112 112 Sacr'to. 106 106 Oakland 74.82 Fresno 108 108 Bak'a'd 108 112 Burbank 78 84 SanDi'go 68 74 0 cloudy.

gRain. OHIO CHARTERS Columbus, Ohio, July 20 (AP) Incorporations today: Cleveland--Gyro Aircraft Engines, 100 shares no par; Frank Kramer, L. R. Long, Thomas J. Long.

Thomas J. Long, 1201 Public Square Building, Cleveland- Ross Homes, $10,000, Charles W. Davis, Harry Efros, Max Etros. Max Etros, 423 Euclid Avenue. shares no par; Brandt Delmoro, Joseph E.

Cleveland Dreamland A Cafe, 250 Bosco, Charles Cavano. Charles Cavano, Engineers Building. Canton- Canada Dry Bottling Company of Canton, 250 shares no par; Earl F. Shadrach, J. Cooper Taylor, Malcolm V.

Guy, J. Cooper Taylor, 412 Cherry Avenue, N. E. Canton Jolly Nite Club, 250 shares no par; Jesse Knight, Mabel Emanuelson, Opal Henderson. Hart, McHenry and Jones, First National Bank Building.

Cincinnati- 250 shares no par; George W. Otting, R. P. Edwards, A. R.

Shorey. Paul A. Holdt, 229 East Sixth Street. Hudson- -Hudson Fireworks Display Company, 250 shares no par; Calderari Camillo, Alfonso J. Dimichele, A.

DiMichele. Victor J. Conrad, Engineers Building, Cleveland. Middletown- Boykin, Witliam H. Boykin, P.

D. Boykin, Robert D. Boykin. B. F.

Horwitz, First American Bank Building, Youngstown- Home Gas Generator Sales Corporation, $500: Leona Haefner, Albert Pezzuto, Mary Kuras. Matasy and Levy, 17 Central Square. TREASURY STATEMENT Washington, July 20-(AP)-The position of the Treasury 011 July 18: Receipts, expenditures, net balance, $1,999,963,102.55, including $1,409,770.406.60 working balance. Customs receipts for the month, $12,737,168.43. Receipts for the fiscal year (since July 1), expenditures, 729.63, including $123,693,242.86 of emergency expenditures: excess of expenditures, $330.594.950.15.

Gross debt. 666.13. an increase of $1,727,965.40 above the previous day. Gold assets, 633,412.44. Receipts for July 17, 1937 (comparable date last year), expeditures net balance 062.45, including $807,886.510.95 working balance: customs receipts for the month $20.788.981.35: receipts for the fiscal year $243,134,270.17: expenditures 443.09.

including $115,233.803.88 of emergency expenditures: excess of expenditures, grOSS debt. 739.95; gold assets, $12,133,193,690.78. DIVIDENDS Other Stock Quotations Investing Companies. New York, July Reported by 20- Investment Bankers' Conference, STOCKS. Bid.

Ask. Admin Fd 2nd Inc. 12.87 13.69 Affiliated Inc 4.18 Amerex Hold 19.75 21,00 Am Bus Shrs 3.55 3.92 Am Gen Eq .58 66 Am Ins Stocks, 1.50 5.00 Assoc Stand oil. 6.62 Bancamer Blair 5.25 Bankers Not 1.90 Basic Industry 3.50 Boston Fund Inc 16.58 17.68 British Type Inv. 31 46 Broad St Inv 25.30 27.06 Bullock 15.00 16.00 Can Inv Fund 3.95 4.25 Cantral Nat Corp 30.00 33.00 Do 2.00 5.00 Century Shrs Tr 22.66 21.57 Comwith Invest 3.57 3.83 Continental Sh 8.00 9.00 Corporate Trust 33 Do A 29 Do A Do Accum Ser Do Acc Mod.

Crum Forster. 22.50 21.50 Do pf. 15.00 Do 29.50 32.00 Do Ins 7 pf 110.00 Cumulative Tr Sh. 4.74 Depos Bk Sh 1.51 Depos Ins Shra 3.05 Do 2.74 Diversified Tr 3.75 Do 5.75 6.10 Dividend Shrs 1.32 1.43 Equity Corp 28.00 31.00 Fidelity Fund Inc. 19.91 21.44 First Boston Corp.

18.00 19.50 Fiscal Fund Bk Sh 2.46 Do Ins 3.40 Fixed Trust Sh 9.49 Do 7.52 Foreign Bond Assoc. 6.98 Found Tr Sh A 4.10 Fund Investors 17.68 19.07 Fund Tr Shrs 4.98 5.63 Do 4.19 Gen Capital Corp. 31.41 Gen Investors Tr 4.95 Group Sec Agriculture. 1.17 1 28 Group Sec Aviation. 1.36 Group Sec Automobile, Group Sec Building 1.50 Group See Chemical.

1.41 Group Sec Food Group Sec Invest Shrs 91 Group Sec Merchandise. 1.10 1,20 Group Sec Group Sec Petroleum 1.16 1,27 Group Sec Equip. Group Sec Steel. 1.19 Group See Tobacco. Huron Holding 1.05 Incorp Investors 17.

19.23 Instl Sec Bank Group 1.08 1.20 Instl Sec Insurance 1.32 1,16 Investors Fd Inc 10.94 11.66 Keystone Custodn 2 24,66 Do 3 15.1 16.59 Do 1.76 16.17 Do 12.96 Do 16.30 Do 8 5.31 5.95 Maryland Fund 5.76 6.31 Mass Invest Tr 22.75 Mutual Invest 11.77 86 Nation Wide Sec 3.32 3.42 Wide Voting 1,37 1.50 Natl Investors 5.68 6.05 New England Fund 14.29 Stocks Aviation 8.10 76 Do Bk Stocks 7.73 8.37 Do Bidg Supply 8.26 8.94 De Elec Equip 8.13 8,30 Do Insurance 9.30 10.05 Do Machinery 8,55 9.25 Do Oils 9.92 10.72 Do Equip 65 8.28 Do Steel 7.99 8.65 North Am Bond Tr 52.75 Nor Am Tr Shares 1953.... 2.18 Do 1955 2.71 Do 1956 2.67 Do 1958 2.36 Plymouth Fund Inc .46 Quarterly Income Sh 11.12 12.18 Repres Tr Shrs 10.20 10.70 Repub Invest Fund 32 35 Schoellkopf-Hutton Pom 1.75 2.75 Selected Am Sh Inc 9.59 10.45 Selected Income Sh 4,22 Sovereign Invest Spencer Trask Fund 15.84 16.82 Stand Am Tr Shrs 3.25 3.75 Stand Util Inc .58 .63 State Street Invest 78.00 81.50 Surer of Am Tr A 3.27 Do AA 2.18 Do Do BB Do 5.96 Do 5.96 Supervised Shrs 10.22 11.10 Trustee Stand Inv 2,49 Do 2.43 Trustee St Oil Shra A 6,12 Do 6.12 Trusteed Am Bk .58 Trusteed Industry Shrs 99 Elec Lt Pow 14.12 14.62 Do 1,84 1.94 Do Voting 1.02 Wellington Fund 13.39 75 Federal Land Bank Bonds. New York, July 20-(AP) Closing quotations: BONDS. Bid. Ask.

4 November 10114 101 48 July 1946-44 1103. 111 May 104 101 38 July 1955-45. 1031. 1 38 January 1956-46 1031 103 3s Mav THE RIVER Stages of the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and their tributaries at 7 a. m.

yesterday, with the changes within the last 21 hours: Stages SNOLLVIS Stages 7 7 A. A. M. 1 hours. hours Cinct' nati 13.9 3.2 Pittsb'rgh 10.7 0.1 Montg'ery 15.4 Dam 10...

16.7 0.1 Dam 12... Dam 14.. 16.7 Dam 16.. 15.6 Park bu's 10.6 Dam Pt. Pleas't 24.2 0.3 Gallipolis 18.0 0.1 Dam 28..

15.8 0.3 Dam 29. 15.9 Ports'uth 13.0 0.5 Dam 33... 15.9 Dam 15.8 0.8 Dam 35... 15.1 3.1 Dam 39. 11.9 2.9 Louisville 0.2 Dam 44..

Eva'sville 20.7 Dam 22.3 1.1 Dam 02... 20.9 1.5 Cairo, 111. 28.1 Keokuk 6.4 St. Louls. 19.5 Memphis 17.6 Vicksb'rg 17.

3 N. Orlears Franklin Lock 11.2 Zanesville Ivanhoe Radford 0.8 Hinton 1.6 Kana'ha 0.5 London 0.1 Charl'ion 0.1 Wintield 0.4 Logan 0.4 Willis son Pikeville Farmers 1.3 Falmouth 1.6 Dayton, 0.4 Lock 14... 3.9 Lock 10.. LOCK 13.8 LOCK Lock 2, Mt. Car'el Nast.ville Chatt'oga Florence 0.5 John'ville 8.0 Lit.

Rock River Forecast. The Ohio River from the Kanawha to the mouth of the Kentucky at Carrollton, will probably not change much today. w. C. Deveteaux.

Arrivals Today. The Chris Greene, from Louisville at 8 a. and the Evergreen from HuntIngton. W. at 12 o'clock, Main Street Wharf.

Departures Today. The Chris Greene for Louisville at p. and the Evergreen for Huntington at 5 p. Main Street Wharf. BOAT RACES SUNDAY.

Major Howard M. Yost, Corps of Engineers, issued a notice to navigation interests yesterday that the Ohio Valley Motor Boat Racing Association, Dayton, will conduct races Sunday over a course extending from 1,600 feet above the Louisville and Nashville bridge to a point 600 feet below the Suspension bridge. He asked that navigators who operate in that section from 1 to 6 o'clock Sunday afternoon proceed with caution. INSPECTION TOUR ENDS. Lieutenant Colonel D.

O. Elliott, District Engineer, returned yesterday with Colonel E. H. Marks, District Engineer at Buffalo, N. after an inspection trip of the Sandusky-Scioto watershed between Sandusky and Columbus in connection with flood control surveys now under way.

Colonel Marks has supervision over Sandusky, Colonel Elliott of Scioto. They the visited the site of the proposed Delaware reservoir to consider the proposal for a canal connecting the two rivers for diversion of floodwaters, Colonel Elliott said. Houses--For Sale Houses-For Sale Manufacturing S. S. White Dental Company declared quarterly of 15 dividend centa, payable August 15, record 30.

Dividends of 30 cents were in pre- Cincinnati Unlisted Securities. The represent the Am Oak 14 50 Am Do 6 Central Do Do Cinti Bdwy Burke Cinti 100 Cinti 85 Cintl 100 95 Do 75 Cinti Realty Do Cinti 40 Cinti Crown Diem John 35 Egry Do Fenton Do 7 85 General 1.05 General 2014 Do 90 Gerrard Globe-Wernicke Globe- Wernicke pt Goodall Worsted Greiss-Pfleger Gruen Do 6 pl Do warrants Hotel Gibson Do pf Kemper-McMillan LeBlond Master Tire com Do Marathon 421 Do 100 Model Laundry 7 85 Neil 8 Pogue 99 Richardson com Shillito pf. 100 Sore Paper 6 pf 45 Storrs-Schaefer 65 Sycamore-Ham Rity 40 Temple Bar Bldg Tennessee Prod com 8 Holding com (new). Valvoline Oil com 30 Do 8 pf. 70 Vernon Manor com.

Do Vulcan Corp com 13 Do 6 pr. Whitaker Paper com Do pf. 101 BANKS Atlas National. 275 Central Trust. 75 Columbia Bank Savings.

0 First National, Cinti. 125 First Natl. Cov ($10 par) 15 First Natl. Nor ($10 par). 15 Fifth Third Union.

99 Guardian Bank. 120 Lincoln National 220 Norwood- Hyde Park 90 Peoples Liberty, Cov. 40 Provident ($10 26 Second National 140 INSURANCE Am Drug Fire Res. Do Unreserved Ohio Casualty. 17 Ohio National Life 24 Ohio State Life 24 Union Central Life 25 BONDS- LAND TRUSTS.

Alms Hotel 57 Do 12 Berning Block 6 Itc 10 Broadway Garage Ito. 30 Cinti Club 5 lte. 21 68 '47 Cinti Realty Bonds. 30 Chamb Commerce 3-448 '52. 34 Dayton Biltmore 5128 Ite.

45 Dixie Terminal 5s Itc. 10214 Fourth Bdwy lte. 40 Gibson Hotel 20 Do 4 ite. 55 Globe-Wernicke 68 '50 90 Good Sam Hospital 48. 92 Greiss-Pfleger 09 Herschede Realty 6 14 Musle Hall 54,8 '57.

Neil House 5 lte. 95 Potter Shoe Ite. 103 Queen City Club 45 Shillito 6 Ite. 109 Smith- Kasson 62 Sycamore-Hammond 6 Ite. 40 Vernon Manor 5s '50 80 Do Income 18 '50.

20 Vulcan Extended 6s 101 Whitaker Paper 78 '12 110 Insurance Stocks. New York, July 20-(AP) Reported Investment Bankers Conference. Inc. STOCKS. Bid.

Aetna Cas (3a) 98 Aetna Ins (1.60) 46 Aetna Life (18) Am Equit 211 Am Ins Nwk 12 Am Reins (1.60) 35 Am Reserve 25 Am Surety (2 45 Automobile 31 Balt Amer 202 Carolina (1.30) 24 City of 19 Lit Conn Gen 28 Contin Cas (1.20) 09 Fid Dep (48) 104 Firem's Nwk (.30) 9 Frank Fire (1a) 261 Gen Reinsur (1e) 36 Glen Falls (1.60) 4214 Rep 1 131 Globe Globe Rut 28 Gt Amer Ins (1a) 25 Hanover (1.60) 32 Hartford Fire (2 76 Home Fire 2 Home Ins (18) 28 Homestead (1) 16 Knick'bk'er 11 Lincoln Fire Maryland Cas 31 Mass Bond (34) Mere Ins Pr Natl Fire 62 Natl Liberty H'pshire Fire 15 Nor River (1). 27 Phoenix (2a) 80 Prov Wash (1) 34 Revere (P) In 23 Rh Isl Ins 5 (.10) Rossia Ins St Paul Fire (8) 200 Springfield 121 500 Sun Life (15) Travelers (16) 483 Fid G. Fire (2) 531 33 Westchester (1.20a) a Also extra or extras. -Declared paid so far this year. Bank And Trust Stocks.

New York. July 20- (AP)-. Reported by Investment Bankers' Conference, STOCKS. Bid. Ask.

Bk of Am NTS (SE) (2,10) 17 49 Bank of Man 93e). 18 1 Bankers Tr (2) 46 48 Bklyn Tr (4) 83 88 Cen Han Pk Tr Chase Nat (1.40) 34 Chem Bk Tr (1,80) 40 42 Commercial (8) 131 137 Tr 13 Cont. Bk 801 143 Con Bk 13) 51 52 Empire Tr (1) 161 First Nat (Bos) (2) 39 First Natl (100) 1725 1765 Guaranty Tr (12) 237 242 Irving Tr (.60) 10 113 Manufacturers (2) 40 42 Do pf (2) 50 52 Natl City (L 261 28 Trust (5) 88 91 Public (144) 28 2914 Title 61 -Declared or paid so far this year. United States Treasury Notes. SPECIAL DISPATCH THE ENQUIRER.

New York, 20 -Closing quotations (in thirty -seconds): NOTES. Bid. Ask. 21 September '38 100.10 December '38 101,11 101 March '39 101 13 101.15 June '39 102. 10 102.12 September '39 101.22 101.24 December '39 101.26 101.28 March '10 102.13 102.15 June '40 102.14 102.16 December '40 102.15 102.17 March '11 102.17 102.19 8 June '41 102.13 102.15 December '41 102.13 102.15 8 March '42 103.22 103.24 28 September '42 102.2 105.

28 September '42 105.2 105. June '43 101.11 101.13 W. Mack Johnson Funeral Ho McMillan and Upland Place WOodburn 0474-0475 BAER, FLORAL DESIGNS 43 E.41 St. MAin 3662 vious quarters. Directors of Minneapolis- dividend Company declared a cents a share on capital August 20, record August payment of 50 cents was made.

American Book Company, $1, July 23, July 19. Allentown-Bethlehem Gas, 7 per preferred quarterly, 8740; August Continental Oil Company, 25c. Septem- September 6. 30. Tronite Ironer, 8 per cent preferred quar40c, August 1, July 20.

Liggett and Myers Tobacco, quarterly, S1: Class B. quarterly $1, September August 14. National Automotive Fibres, 6 per cent preferred quarterly $1.50, August 25. Announcements CRAIN SHEPPARD Telegraph Service, FLOWERS Bonded F. T.

D. 19 F. Eighth 8t PArkway 1932-3. Corken Funeral Mome 2821 Reading near Oak. WO 0410.

Bamber Funeral Nome, Inc. JOHN W. -ROBERT BAMBER 3011 Woodburn Ave. WO 1440. B.

H. Meyer Funeral Home 3726 WARSAW AVE. WA 0117. 823 CHATEAU AVE, WA 0228. FREDERICK HAUCK Funeral Home.

PAUL E. FREDERICK, Director. 18 Calhoun AV 1432. H. J.

IMLENDORF SONS Harold Ihlendort-Louis Ihlendort 4400 Montgomery Norwood. ME 7575. Nurre Bros, Funeral Home 3437 Montgomery Rd. 345 W. McMillan, 1564 Elm St.

CHerry 6930. RADEL FUNERAL HOME WA 0365. WA 0366. 80 0560. HE 4185.

Riedlinger Funeral Home 1309 California Bond Hill ME 1134. 19 Green City. CH 2148. THOMAS FUNERAL HOME Madisonville, Madeira, Newtown, Indian Hill. Marlemont, E.

Hyde Park. Kenwood. VITT STERMER, INC. 1821 West wood. WA 0787.

3125 Harrison MO 0833. 3035 Riverside WA 0110. W. MACK JOHNSON FUNERAL HOME. McMillan and Upland Place, WO 0475.

Wrassmann Barfknecht FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 1421-23 Main St. CH 0338. CH 0339. W.

D. JACOCKS EDW. W. JACOCKS HOME, WOodburn 0801, Locust. CHUNERAL Journeys End Boerstler Neddermann Hudson SchmachKoch tenberg Kofker Schnake Kaufman Schneider 8 Phillips Scott God leadeth the righteous by a narrow path.

Copr. 1938, John Howard Harris. BOERSTLER- Lucille Boerstler, 4810 Beech Norwood, Ohio, beloved wife of Charles Boerstler, mother of Lee and Nellie Boerstler, Wednesday, July 20. 1938. Services at Harveysburg, Ohio, Saturday, July 23, at 4 p.

m. HUDSON- Alexander A. Hudson, beloved husband of Georgianna York Hudson, suddenly, Monday, July 18, 1938, at restdence, 104 West Ninth st. Funeral services at the Wiltsee chapel, 24 West Ninth Thursday, at 2 p. m.

KAUFMAN- Isidor Kaufman, beloved husband of Ida Kaufman and father of Bernard, Samuel. and Leonard Kaufman, of Wilmington, Ohio. Services at the Weil funeral home, 3901 Reading Thursday, July 21, 1938, at 11 a. m. Please omit flowers.

KOCH- Margaret Koch (nee Cavanaugh beloved wife of the late George W. Koch J. and mother of Mrs. John Gilligan, Adelaide Koch, Mra. Edwin Berens, Mrs.

R. Vonderhare and G. Koch, Tuesday, July 19, 1938, at her residence, 3047 Gilbert Walnut Hills, Funeral from the Gilligan funeral home. Woodburn at Lincoln. Friday, July 22.

Requiem high mass at the Church of the Assumption at 9 a. m. KOFKER Flora Kofker, beloved wife William Kofker, 115 Van Voast Bellevue, aged 53 years. Services from the Vonderhaar Stetter funeral home, Third and Overton mE. Newport, Friday, July 22, at 10:30 a.

m. In terment in Forest Lawn Cemetery, ErInnger, Ky. NEDDERMANN- Nettie Neddermann (nee Gaefe), of 3119 Durbin beloved wife of William Neddermann and devoted mother of Freda, George, and John Neddermann and Mra. John Wallace of Hamilton, Ohio, passed away Sunday, July 17, 1938. in her 70th year.

Funeral from the Fred G. Dethlef funeral home, 543 Rockdale Avondale, Friday, July 22, at 10:30 a. m. A. Phillips, beloved brother of William and May Phillips, suddenly, at residence.

611 York st. Newport, Tuesday, July 19, 1938. Funeral from the Muchlenkamp, Costigan Roll funeral home, 835 York New. July port, Friday, 22, 8:30 a. m.

Requiem high mass Church of Immaculate ception, 9 A m. SCHMACHTENBERG- Emille Schmachten- berg (nee 1737 Lincoln ave. Pagel), of Norwood. Ohio, beloved wife of Emil Schmachtenberg, and mother of Emil. Tuesday, July 19.

1938. Services at the Clarence A. Baiter funeral home, 3412 Clifton Clifton, Friday, July 22, at 2 p. m. Cremation.

SCHNAKE Albert C. Schnake, husband Caroline Stegner Schnake 532 Maple Newport, July 19, 1938. ServIces at the C. A. Smith'8 Sons funeral home, Fourth and Park, Newport, Friday, July 22, 2 p.

m. SCHNEIDER Dorothy J. Schneider (nee Kassner), beloved wife of Carl Schneider, at her residence. Remington, Ohio, Wednesday, July 20, 1938. Services at the Dunn Lashbrook funeral home, 6111 Madison Madisonville, Friday, July 22, 2 SCOTT -Bertha Lane Scott, wife of the William Forse and mother Philip Scott, suddenly at the residence Dr.

her sister, Lucia M. Lane, San Mateo, Sunday morning, 17, 1938. Services at San Mateo, Thursday, July 21. Spanish -American War Veterans. World War Veterans.

Lost and Found H. LOST Diamond ring at Coney Island swimming pool; reward. CH 9736. Houses--For Sale 1 ATTRACTIVE HOME. rooms and bath, hot -water heat: Pittswater heater: garage; lot 42x170; trees: near schools and car line.

Prentice $3,700 for quick sale; terma. CHAS. S. FAXON, REALTOR. EA 0560.

BELLEVUE Foote 3-rm. bath, furnace, $3,000. NAGEL'S, SO 2007. BELLEVUE, KY. Cozy, new 5-rm.

1-fir. plan bung. 615 Taylor. SO 0695. BOND HILL- Roselawn: brick colonial: two 5-rm.

tile kitchens: bath; air conditioned; insulated: automatic heat: one apt. rented to couple: $80: live in other: trade. NAZ. ME 3322. BOND HILL Penmore dr.

See our new homes, OBERMEYER SONS, ME 8600. WESTWOOD AUCTION THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1938, 2 P. M. 2895 Montana ave, and squares east Harrison frame which Just been reconditioned with Tex-0-Lite, at a $1,800 to owner which will relieve the purchaser future exterior painting. House pantry, large butler's reception hall, 1st; 3 large rms.

and large attic. This home can be converted Into A 2-family; 2-CAr garage, The lot 18 75x220 and 1a one the best landscaped lots in Westwood. Abundance of beautiful shade and fruit also numerous evergreens. This house la squares to either public parochial schools and to cars and Owner leaving town and propbe Inspection Sunday 4 p. FRED LOHMEIER, Auctioner, H.

R. WEGERT, Realtor, 3004 HARRISON AVE. MO 1225. BOND HILL ROSELAWN. Just completed.

1627-1631 Northwood drive, something different in two-family apts. ultramodern throughout; priced for quick sale, MELROSE 7316. BOND HILL -5 tO rm. brick bungalows: DILLON, Builder. ME 1431, JIC 3341.

BOND HILL- A beau. 6-rm. brick bung tile kit, and bath; $8,500. MR 0749-0536. BUILDERS OF GOOD HOMES.

DARES KREUTZIANS. 80 2769 or HE 4092 W. BUILDER OF BETTER HOMES. HOLSCHER RAPE. JE 1455.

CHEVIOT -Desirable 6-rm. home on Glenmore price, Call WALTER A. MUNDORF, MA 2859. MO 2271 J. CHEVIOT Glenmote ave 5-rm.

mod. cat beaut. centrally $1,950. Your own TERMS. WA 1530.

CHEVIOT-4025 Delmar: choice 6-roote home; $500 cash. MO 1133. CITY 1600 Walnut, corner Liberty; store, garages, and flats; bargain. PA 3922. CLIFTON AVE.

Fine brick home: 4 18t; 4 bath, 2d; fin. 3rd; vapor heat, stoker; 2 garages; large wooded lot, 320 ft. deep; $9,000. GEO. H.

BECKER CO. UN 0130. CLIFTON- New 2 baths, gas; air heat. ME 6699. CLIFTON HGTHS.

Fairview av. 4 4-2; closing estate; terms. UN 8143. CLIFTON HEIGHTS Parker 6-room frame; steam heat: $4,500. UN 5222.

new brk. 5 and 6 rm. homes, tile COLLEGE HILL Lianfair Subdivision: baths with showers, hwd. decorated, screens, linoleum, open daily and eves LANG VAlley 2022. COLLEGE HILL-6106 Bellaire place, 6- rm.

slate roof; front porch; hot-air beaut. lot 50x250: fine trees. CHAS. T. MacCONNELL, UN 0851.

COLLEGE HILL -0. 6. rm. brick houses; reas, prices. OTTO HOFFMAN, KI 2624.

COLLEGE HILL, -New 6-rm. col. house; Aspen Way. C. Henley Monroe, KI 0819.

COLLEGE HILL HOLe homes at our office; down. Kirby 2866. COLLEGE HILL 4-rm. 1-fIr. plan Al; garage, level lot; $4,500.

K1 4508. COLLEGE HILL- New homes, nearly completed. JOHN WITTEKIND, KI 3008. COLLEGE HILL Baywood drive; new 6- rm. col.

BAYER SONS, KI 5867. COLLEGE HILL- St. Louis 1-4; fine condition: $6,800. KI 3076. CORRYVILLE- Imperial, brick St.

1. 4-2: fine condition: offer. UN 1231. COVINGTON-4-rm. built-in garage; like new: $3,000.

HEmlock 6732. EVANSTON- Very mod. 5-rm. 1-fir. plan home: attractive design in all-brick construction: built -in unusual bargain at $7,450.

WO 0001. EVANSTON bedrm. home: dble. pay as rent. VA 1072.

EVANSTON -Wabash 6 2-car gar. Bus passes door. MA 0312. FT. MITCHELL, SOUTH- -Extraordinary bargain; 2 blocks from cars and schools; 6-rm.

frame: exc. lot 164x 250: $5.900. Small down payment. FT. MITCHELL REALTY COlonial 1587.

FT. MITCHELL, KY. 6-room Georgian brick: finest construction and location: near cars, churches and schools: reduced $1,000. GEO P. SCHIFFER HEmlock 8016.

FT. THOMAS -Beautiful five-room Dutch colonial: owner leaving city; Green wood ave, HI 0180 W. HARTWELL- BEAUTIFUL. NEW 6-RM. COLONIAL: $7.750.

VA 0715 HARTWELL- B. and L. 6 100-ft. buy as rent. AV 1711, THE WM.

V. EBERSOLE CO. HOMES 9 W. Fourth St. MA 1832.

HYDE PARK- 2 baths, porch, rathskellar; dble. stoker; brkfst. rm. finest construction; block to cars; corner lot; new street. A real buy; quoting $16,000.

PA 1210. HYDE PARK New 5-rm. -plan brick bungalow: sq. transportation: tiled kitchen: $900 cash, bal. same A8 rent.

Call BUILDER, J6 0744. Office open eves. HYDE PARK Drake near Madison 3 den, breakfast solarum, lavatory, 2 baths; 2-car garage; shaded lot; owner out of city, says sell now. Call WO 5211 or EA 1338. HYDE PARK 6-room home: $500 down: $4,500.

W. C. HARPER, ME 2415. HYDE PARK cash, $37.50 month; 5-rm. brick garage.

ME 0969. KENNEDY HEIGHTS -9-rm. English type residence: 2-car large, beautifully shrubbed lott Al condition: The Cleneay Nourse MA 0060. LOCKLAND- 315 Jonte 5-rm. small down paym't.

VA 0208. 5-rm. gatage; close to all conveniences; reasonable, W. C. HARPER.

ME 2415. MT. AIRY -Five-room brick. 1-floor, fin. 2d; small down payment.

KI 2537. MT. AUBURN $8,500. In excellent location; completely remodeled; stoker heat with new furnace; large, attractive rooms; 3-room apt. 3rd floor, JOHN H.

GARBER, MA 3045. MT. HEALTHY- -5 rooms and bath: newly decorated. OWNER, KI 5867, JA 8224. MT.

3230 Hardisty ave. 5 rooms, solarium; also maid's room and bath: garage; 80-foot lot. THE FIFTH THIRD UNION TRUST CO. MAIN 5400. MOUNT WASHINGTON.

BEECHCREST PLACE- Cape Cod colonial, on 75-ft. lot: beautifully landscaped: rooms, 2 baths; only $10,500. Call Mrs. Tingley, BE 7552 or MA 0384. THE WARREN E.

RICHARDS CO. NORTHSIDE- Glen Parker ave. modern 5-rm. 2-story frame; lot 75 ft. front; regular: woods rear: Al condition: priced right at $4,950: make offer.

THE FRANK MALICK CO. MA 4084. NORTHSIDE Substantially built; modern 5-r'm. house; h. -w.

heat. large lot, shade trees: $5,800. SUMMIT KI NORTHSIDE 6-cm. frame; 2-fam. good asking $4,500.

KI 4604, JA 7675. NORWOOD Floral ave. 6-r'm. modern frame; $750 cash, balance terms settle estate, TONY REINHARDT, JE 2349. ONE of Wyoming's finest estates: 6 acres of beautiful grounds; large 10-rm.

house, Young Strong, ME 0479. PLEASANT RIDGE $8,000: $900 CASH. balance $55 month, mod. 2-story 6-rm. lot; brick, stone, stucco: nice overhead doors, near Bellwood and Lester.

B. L. MEEK, JIC 2833, MA 3019. PLEASANT RIDGE- -New brick, bedrooms, 2 baths, maid's room, bath; plank floors: decorated; air -conditioned: insulated: garage: nice lawn: select section: $16,500. McDONALD, EA 5007.

PLEASANT RIDGE RIDGEWOOD SUBDIVISION New homes end lots for sale. KRAMP ALBERS, ME 2384. PLEASANT RIDGE Fine good 8111. down bal. like rent.

MA 1509. PRICH HILL- -Hermosa Apts. 4351 W. Eighth: desirable 3, 4, and 5 room with conveniences, Including heat and watert Janitor service; $12.50 $57.50. Apply Janitor, WAbash 5116, or Robert A.

Cline, Inc. The Enquirer Building. CHerry 1444. PRICE HILL $7,800 small down payment, bal. as rent, buy this wellbuilt brk.

St. 2 4-rm. 2 2-car concrete excellent WA 1465. PRICE HILL- 4921 SHIRLEY PLACE. New five-room, well planned, built and priced.

See this home and then decide. WA 4216. PRICE HILL 4387 W. 8th owner leaving city; sacrifice. WA 7600, AV 4558.

will PRICE HILL 2-family: double built -in garage: $5.750. WA 2800. PRICE HILL- 2391 Warsaw; 3 family; large lot; down, $4,500. WA 6662. READING rma.

and bath; gar VA 0393 or VA 2338. RIVERSIDE ave. new brick never occupied: $5,250: 5 and 6 down payment; beautiful kitchens. THEODORE MAYER BRO. MA 0921.

RIVERSIDE- Good buys It and 6 1'11, good locations; details. WA. 2349. RIVERSIDE Edgar 6-rm cellent repair: $3,400. WO 2764.

ROSELAWN- Brand-new ali-brick 6-room houses and bungalows: open for inspecdaily from 10 A. m. to 9 p. m. New liberal terms less than rent.

ROBERT H. WACHENDORF, VA 1440, SILVERTON -Elm attractive 5-room frame semibungalow: hwd. cablnets, tile-floor bath; garage; modern conveniences; near bus MARSHALL, ME 4139-2617. SILVERTON frame: Montgomery strictly nica lot modern; 50x320; priced low for quick sale. call MR.

MORRIS, EA 7121, JE 2510 evenings, KOPF KOPF. A proximate Alms 80- sold: Bid. Ask. are produced or distributed by the eight companies. He added that the "monopolistic powers exercised by these concerns has a tendency to drive independent theaters out business" and that independent theaters are to such "oppressive" discriminations as block-booking, high rentals and "preferred playing times." Arnold alleged that the corporations, in acquiring theaters and chains, have "not occupied the same territory" and that "indeed, there appears to be a virtual division of territory." He said there were enough independently owned theaters to furnish competition" for the they are denied chaubstantial "equal access to the films" distributed by the eight concerns.

"The department has concluded, after long and careful study, that free competition in the industry ought to be restored and that the most direct course to that end is to divorce the business of production and distribution from that of exhibition," he said. Officials said that the defendants have 20 days to answer complaint after they are subpoenaed. This may delay actual trial of the case and they indicated they may seek a temporary injunction to strain the defendants from continuing the alleged practices until final determination of the case. Unperturbed, Movie Czar Will tonight a declared producers, wholesale distributors and leading exhibitors "welcome the prospect of a comprehensive, fair and conclusive endeavor" to clarify the application of existing laws to trade customs "inherent" in the industry. the Justice Department bouquet, Hayes in A statement said: "The entire matter is being approached in that spirit through which beneficial results can come to all concerned.

Courts clarify and explain the meaning of the law. Such a suit AS this can do just that." Vital Statistics BIRTHS. The following births were recorded in Cincinnati yesterday: KRIMSER William and Ruth (Gable), 4542 Road; girl. TONGES Raymond and Dorothy (Schaeper), 4405 Greenlee Avenue; girl. BARTILLION Julius and Cordelia (Wheeler), 527 East Thirteenth Street; girl.

MORELLI Annibale Angelina (DI Pietro), 2610 Moorman Avenue; boy. TASCH Willi a and Margaret (Boehme), 5236 Rolston Avenue, Norwood; girl. D. ERMINIO Thomas and Margaret (Colina), Dayton, boy. PINALES Joseph and Bertha (Weisman), 3443 Jay Street, Avondale; girl.

PASTOR- Herman and Idah Rosenthal), 771 Greenwood Avenue, Avondale; girl. TEPE Bernard and Mary (McGee), 3908 West Eighth Street; boy, HUFF. Robert and Katherine (Mahar), 1552 Barton Street: girl. SHALLET Leonard and Beatrice (Schiff), 3303 Perkins Avenue, Avondale: boy. HARD- -Jerry and Marjorie (Wheeler), Newtown, boy, WILSON- Samuel and Gertrude (Canle), 1025 Dana Avenue, Avondale; girl.

MOYES- Elmer and Ruth (Hall), 2209 Cathedral Avenue, Norwood; girl. REDDEN -Anthony and Mabel (Ranney), Fort Mitchell, boy. BUMILLER Carl and Harriet (Gau), 3429 Ruther Avenue; girl. CORCORAN Thomas and Dorothy (Burrus), 3535 Hudson Avenue: boy. Catalina Hyman Avenue; and Reaca girl.

(Levenson), KOHIT MANUSHAW Harry and Marguerite (Pascarella), 3652 Reading Road; boy. MILLER- Simon and Bernice (Nathan), 545 Prospect Avenue, Avondale: girl. NIMON- Morris and Edith (Glicklish), 206 Forrest Avenue, Avondale; girl. BUCK- Stanley and Jeannette (Kennedy), 2200 Maplewood Avenue; boy. CRACHIOLO Stephen and Merida (Farrell), 2311 Highland Avenue, Norwood: boy.

GLICK- -Albert and Bertha (Leffel), 1238 Iliff Avenue; girl. BRUNETTI James and Dorothy (Dodd) 2612 Melrose Avenue; boy. HART Milton and Gayle (Jones), 725 McMakin Avenue; girl. RUBIN- -Robert and Esther (Katz), New York City; boy. MALOTT Clitton and Elma (Doggett), 2221 Hudson Avenue, Norwood; boy.

LANG Frank and Nettle (Triplet), Covington, girl, LUCHTE- -Albert and Marcella (Bender), 3506 St. Martin's Place; girl. BROGAN James and Geraldine (Moores), 5438 Ralston Avenue, Norwood, girl. MEYERS- Joseph and Thelma (Billing), 122 West Nixon Street; boy. APPLE George and Helen (Bauer), Plainville, Ohio; girl.

BOHANNEN Philip and Genevieve (Sultmiller), 1709 Western Avenue; girl. MARRIAGE LICENSES. Paul Edward lobe, 23 years old, 191 East McMillan Street, salesman, and Adah Charline Kahn, 20, Hotel Netherland Plaza, John Ryan Waitas, 21, Chicago, Illinois, stationary engineer, and Evelyn Claire Winner, 24, 1232 Carson Avenue. William Funck, 26, 3416 Edwards Road, office manager, and Helen Wuerdeman, 22, 2150 East Hill Avenue. Carl Boothby, 22, 6005 Chandler Street.

inspector, and Garnette Carol Leaf, 18, Muchmore Road, beautician. Milburn C. Daulton. 23. 5100.

Whetsel Avenue, clerk, and Helen May Diebold, 23, 4813 Whetsel Avenue. George Hurt, 22, 1132 Harriet Street, laborer, and Pauline Brinkly, 21, 1066 Baymiller Street. DEATHS. Certificates of deaths filed at the Cincinnati Division of Vital tics, City Hall, yesterday: Willie Etta Deloasch, Negro, 10, 529 West Court Stregt. Carrie M.

Thomas, 69, Erlanger, Ky, Buford E. Fulton, 62, Longview Hospital. Christian Grassman, 63, Euclid Road. Ruth Ann Ritner, 4 Ripley, Ohio. Philip Mussbaum, 74, B.

8, Landon Court. Ellen McCombs, 88, 4160 Lakeman Street. Mary Griese, 22, 1353 Broadway. Anna Katherine Bergmeler, 74, 2415 Clifton Avenue. Mary Smith, 75, 3029 Cinnamon Street.

Della Malloy, 86, 2802 Lawndale Street. James Robert Jackson, Negro, 622 Richmond Street. Alfred Hurt, Negro, 61, 564 Carlisle Street. Isidor Kaufman, 54, 389 East Locust Street. Mina Lehn, 67, 2643 Cora Street.

Bernard Kassman, 84, St. Francis Hospital. Bernard H. Reisiger, 75, 307 West Seventy-fourth Street. Agnes Richmond, Negro, 77, 2349 Boone Street, Ellen Ballinger, Negro, 75, 1533 Providence Street.

Mollie Bell Foster, Negro, 3, 1073 Wade Street. Margaret Meadows. Negro, 20. 901 Weherman Street. Katherine Molloy, 54, 1253 Silker Avenue.

Violet Bess Freland, 80. 3156 Glenmore A venue. Mary Francis Blair, 80. 1445 Walnut Street. Barbara Feaster, 71, 818 Livingston Street.

Lina Zeuner, 79. 208 Calhoun Street. Alexander Hudson, 73, 104 West Ninth Street. Daniel Burns, 43, 1539 Race Street. Carey 18 18 60 10 63 260 19 105 15 45 50 110 80 12 131 19 19 103 100 50 28 150 20 28 27 16 25 96 42 55 30 58 97 26 19 14 105 40 111 70 by 26 34 30 13 6 Ask.

102 27 28 131 27 331 25 201. 29 109 381 61 17 28 81 36 213 61 208 127 550 493 55 35 or WESTWOOD. THREE NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS 5 rms. and tile bath; modern in every detail, including tile kitchen. built -in features, built-in garage, overhead doors.

rathakeller: priced for quick sale; FHA financing if desired. CHAS. 8. FAXON, REALTOR. EA 0560.

WESTWOOD- Mod. 10-rm. 2-fam. brick, hdwd. throughout, everything good loc.

Must be sold. MO 1225-3839 W. WESTWOOD-2898 Grasselli 5-room brick with barg. JA 7123. WESTWOOD-3246 Hildreth 5-rm.

brick; hot-water gar. MO 1044-2814. WESTWOOD-6-rm. frame, corner lot; nr. school, car; $4,000.

MO 3825. WESTWOOD-Nr. car; 5 1ge. brick; h-w. heat, 2 only $6,500.

MO 0016. WILL bulld a 5-I'm. brick bungalow for $4.650 on your lot or will furnish lot. MASON. AV 3632.

UN 1840. WYOMING Burns 6 large wooded lot; reasonable. VA 2223. 100 10 5 Business Property--For Sale 2) PRICE HILL -Warsaw 2 stores, 8 rooms: BARGAIN, $6,500. WA 5475.

Do Investment Property--For Sale 104 101 A STEAL Brick 10-apt. income $220: price $17,500: trade. EA 1101. AS MODERN AS TOMORROW. SEE OUR 3-APARTMENT BUILDING.

M. F. GARRISON Co. MAIN 0311. AVONDALE-3254 Harvey and Hale, new 4-4 r'm.

open for inspect. $19,800. ZWISSLER, BUILDER, UN 6678. BRICK St. Louis: 2 5-r'm AL locaLion; for small, clear house.

JE. 4905. FOUR 4-room industrial rented: $7,000. KI 1313. HYDE PARK -Edwards br.

4-apt, bldg. 3 and bath to each; pays net: $11,000. MA 0312. INCOME PRICED 518,300. BRICK APT.

-A1 LOC. WO 1400. NORWOOD-4-apt. always rented: $120. month: $750 cash.

JE 2233. PRICE HILL -Brick 4-apt. 4 rms. each, hwd. fla, throughout; strictly modern: 5 garages; will consider trade for small home.

WAbach 7600. PRICE HILL- Three-apt. brick of 9 rooms, 3 baths: block to Glenway business section: settle estate; $5,200. WA 5475. 2280 QUEBEC-5-rm.

brick, and an 8-rm. frame; $7,500 for both. WA 0832. Farms, Country Homes--For Sale CHEVIOT. NR.

24 acres: 2 houses; large creek: $5,500. MITTENDORF. MO 3825. CLEVES- mile north; level. balance hillside land, creek through entire 23.

acres; 5-rm. house, barn. poultry houses, good water, electric; a fine buy at $2,000. only $200 cash needed. J.

H. CAMPBELL. REALTOR, Cleves 351. COUNTRY HOME almost completed; 6 breakfast nk, tile bath, kitchen; plank firs: Insulated; -conditioned furnace; 2-car garage. BY 7421 M.

COUNTRY HOMES and nomes in the valley. H. HANDLEY, 1529 Main ReadIng. Telephone VAlley 2040. L.

C. HOPKINS, COUNTRY FARMS 519 HOMES. FARMS AND COUNTRY HOMES for sale. H. P.

KARCH. CH 5211, ME 4441. FARMS FOR GOOD INVESTMENTS. T. CHRISTIE, Lebanon, Ohio, Ph.

290 L. FARMS, country homes, business locations. L. W. VERBRYKE, Phone Bethany 472.

NEAR FOSTER New 4-rm, house; 5 acres: $3.000. EA 9701-3162. RIDGE 2 acres, 6-I'm. house; strictly owner transferred; wonderful sac. Harman Realty ME 1638.

100 CHICKENS and fine garden included: acre good land: edge of village: miles from Ohio River: 25 miles center Cincinnati: good 4-rm. house, newly painted; poultry house. You can't beat this one at $1,000. CHAS. A.

FREEMYER, Amelia. Ohio. 30 ACRES Near Loveland: 8 barn: gar. shade: good home: $4,500. Brecon, Ohto- 7-rm.

brick: arranged for 2 family; poultry house: shade: easily financed. PLINY JOHNSTON, SY 7127. 2 ACRES. new 5-rm. bungalow, bath, fur- nace, electric, garage; $4,000.

D. W. BEELER, 206 Cin'ti. E. PA Fifth 3224.

186 ACRES- Level: 6-ror residence; 2 barns, only $2,000 down. C. RATLIFF, Lebanon. Ohio, Phone 593 R. 270, ACRES Warren County; 2 sets of splendid soil.

some woodland. JACKSON REALTY EA 9701-3162, 122 on No. 12. near Mason: $70 GEO. HENKLE, Lebanon, 0.

Phone 2. Lots and Acreage--For Sale AMITY VILLAGE. There's action here! 7 houses started: first one sold before it was plastered; 300 low cost lots for builders. CH 4224. CHEVIOT.

electric; 10 only acres on $3,250. highway; MO 4032. city COLLEGE HILL -Larmon 53x300 $3,500. MO 3017 J. HYDE PARK.

RIVER VIEW LOTS $3,000. We have several homesites at $3,000 up: close to transportation, schools and stores: surrounded by new and attractive homes: with good river views and trees. We know nothing to compare with these at double the price. Call Mr. Clott, MAin 1780.

FRED'K A. SCHMIDT, INC. MT. WASHINGTON -New street, with all improvements; no assessments: only few lots left: $850. BE 7300.

MT. WASHINGTON We have over 50 bide. lots: $275 and up. BOGART. BE 7365.

PLEASANT RIDGE. Large homesites, acres minimum: view: restricted: new street; no assessments. See present Improvements and plan your own home accordingly. Very reasonably priced. Call Mr.

Madden, JE 0750, or MA 1780. FRED'K A. SCHMIDT. INC. SIX ACRES Nicely elevated: 600-ft.

front; city water. HUST. MO 1131. 33 ACRES Wooded. rolling land, 13 miles north of city: ideal country homesites; owner must sell.

PA 7243. Real Estate--For Exchange CHEVIOT New 5-rm. choice location: will assume 2-family Or Income property. Call eves. only.

JE 0455. Wanted--Real Estate ALL CASH AT ONCE DOUGLASS G. HIGH, 4218 MONTGOMERY RD. ME 2100. CLIFTON-CORRYVILLE.

nave you house to sell? UN 7955 for Real Service. HAVE SIX buyers wanting 150 to 200 acres in Ohio and Ky, Will buy or trade. JOHN E. MANTHEY wood, Ohio. JE 0646-3336.

HAVE BUYERS farms and country homes. H. P. KARCH, 808 Second tional Bank Bldg. CH 5211, ME 4441.

SELL YOUR PROPERTY at auction the modern way. R. G. KINMAN, HE 0422. SPONSEL CO SELL REAL ESTATE.

LET US SELL YOURS. EA 3198. Apartments, Houses, Rent 9) AAA APARTMENTS All suburbs; 1 to 5 rooms: linen, silver: new $35 to $100; auto service. WO 7766-0036 J. AA1-Beautiful Imen, silver.

Also 2 bedrm. arrangement. AV 2481. A1 LOCATION- -Clifton. 3-rm.

furn. $32. Mt. Auburn, 3-rm, furn. gar.

$37.50: new bidg. 3-rm. furn. $38. Others.

CRAIG REALTY, 2448 Gilbert. WO 1153, ADMIRAL APTS. 2 and 3 rooms, beautifully furnished; strictly modern; must be seen to be appreciated. 3133 Clifton Apt. 112.

AVONDALE 723 Gholson, kitchenette hotel service: parking or garage: permanent or transient. AV 1335. AVONDALE Rockdale 538 Rockdale; living room, dressing room, in-a-door, dinette, bath; cool: pkg. AV 9447. AVONDALE rms, completely furn.

or unfurn: also 1 or 2 rm. heat, hot water, gas and reas. AV 3998. AVONDALE Florence choice liv. kitchenette, dinette: porch; gar.

760 Greenwood ave. AV 8796..