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26 THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIREPv, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 12, 1924 USED AUTOMOBILES JWSINESSJDPP APT. HOUSES for sale In various locations, requiring from $500 up? We have what you want. May we serve vou? O. B. LANSINGER Established 1910.

132 S. 17th gt. MARMON Chummy four, lots of extras, good running condition. $550. Somerton 8219-J MAXWELL 1923 touring, disc wheels, new tires, first $485 gets this real bargain, terms Harner Used Car Market.

Studebaker and Hupmobile Used Car 235 X. Broad st. ATTORNEYS DISCUSS P. H. I CASE flPPEJL City Solicitor Confers With Business Men's Counsel on Valuation Decision BUSIKESSOPPO GARAGE lease fi years, rent J6O0.

barg at $7000.. flAiRAnr7! 115 W. nearly lease 5 big stock Included. Price $6500. fl AT? A 53 capacity.

W. stor-KJAIxryjCj a(re M00 rent stock included, for $3500. fiARAnT 12( eapacity. N. near-years.

Price S35O0. GARAGE 80 opacity. W. in-UAHnuu eluding 6 aots. and 2 stores, all rented.

A wonderful buy at financed -with $12,000 cash. SIXTY THREE individual parages, -n-cludine apartment and shop, all filled. Price $53,000. financed with $10,000 VANCE REALTY CO. AN ORDINANCE TO AMEXD SECTION 4 Of an ordinance approved December 8.

1923. entitled "An Ordinance to levy and fix the rate of taxes for the year 1924." Section 1. The Council of the City of Philadelphia ordains. That Section 4 of an ordinance approved December 8. 1923.

entitled "An Ordinance to levy and fix the rate of taxes for the year 1924," which reads as follows: "Sect. 4. That upon all taxes paid during January and February a discount of two per cent, shall be allowed: during the month of March a discount of one and one-half per cent shall be allowed: during the months1 of April and May a discount of one per cent, shall be allowed; during the months of June. July and August no discount shall be allowed, and no penalties shall be imposed: If paid during the month of September an addition or ienalty of one'per cent, shall be imposed: if paid during the month of October an addition or penalty of two per cent, shall be Imposed: if paid during the month of Xovember an addition or penalty of three per cent, shall be Imposed: if paid during the month of December an addition or penalty of four per cent, shall be imposed: and upon all taxes remaining ttnoald on and after the first day of January. 1925.

there shsil be an addition or penalty of five per cent, and the cost of advertising added to and made payable on the same. It shall be the duty of the Receiver of Taxes to display from day today. In large figures and in a conspicuous place In the Tax Office, the amount of discount cr penalty fixed by ordinance." be hereby amended to read as follows: "Sect. 4. That upon all taxes paid during January and February where the Board of Revision of Taxes has fnmished to the Receiver of Taxes the tax duplicates on or before February 25th.

a discount of two per cent, shall allowed: In all cases where tax duplicates have not been delivered on or before February 25th a discount of two Per cent, shall be allowed during the month of March. In all other cases 1f paid during the month of March a discount of one and one-half per cent, shall be allowed, and if paid during the months of Anris and Mar a discount of one per cent, shall be allowed. During the months of June. July and August no discount shall be allowed and no penalties shall be Imposed: If taid durlna the month of September an addition or penaltv of one pvr cent, thai! be imposed: if paid during the month of October an adomon or penalty of two per cent, shall be imposed: if paid dnr ing the month of Xovember an addition or penalty of three per cent, shall be Imposed: If paid during the month of December an addition or penalty of four per rent, shall be Imposed and upon all taxes remaining unpaid on and after the first day of January. 1925.

there shall be an addition or penalty of five per cent, and the cost of advertising added to and made payable on nme. It shall be the duty of the Re. reiver of Taxes to display from day to dav. In large figures anil in a conspicuous place in the Tax Office the amount of discount or penalty fixed by ordinance." Approved the 7th dav of March. A.

D. 1924. W. FREKLAND KENDRICK. (No.

14,15.) Mayor of Philadelphia. AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO PROPOSALS for work and materials. Section 1. The Council of th? City of Phil TOBIN. March 10.

MARY, widow of John Tobin. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral 8.30 A. son-in-law's residence. Frank J. Milan.

Miquon. Solemn requiem mass. St. Matthew's Church. 10 A.

Conshohocken. Int. St. John's Manayunk. Kindly omit flowers.

T0LE. March 9. ELIZABETH, widow if William Tole. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services. 8.30 A.

at residence of her son. William Tole. Jr 1129 Chestnut Darby. High mass at St. Clement's Church.

10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. VAN BUSK IRK.

March 9. GEORGE VAN BUSKIRK. son of Mr. anud Mrs. Charles 0.

Van Buskirk. of Pottstown. Pa. Funeral serv-icse from residence of his parents. 1B4 N.

Hanover Pottstown. at 4.30 P. M. WELT. March 11.

CLARA, wife of Saol Welt, aged 79. Relatives and friends and Jocheved Verein. are invited to attend funeral services. 12.30 P. M.

precisely, at the residence of her son-in-law. Edward Irimmel, C506 Ogontz ave. Int. private. WENTZ.

March 9. CATHARINE widow of Silas H. Wentz. aged 97 years and 5 davs. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services, at her late residence.

0037 Overbrook 2 P. M. Int. private. WHALE N.

March 10. THOMAS husband of Jane McDonald Whalen. formerly of 5019 Kevser Germantown. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral. 8.30 A.

from his late residence. 6000 Clifford Terrace (tSOth above Columbia Solemn mass of requiem at the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.

WILLIAMS. March 11. JENNIE STAGER, wife of Morris Williams. Relatives and friends invited to services. 2.30 P.

at her late residence. City Line and Haverford road. West Overbrook Station (Phila. and Western R. Int.

private. WOOD. March 9. ROSE, wife of late Henry Wood. Relatives and friends, also B.

V. M. Sodality, are invited to attend funeral. 8AM 'from her Iste residence. 34o4 Ainsley st of Sehuvlkill.

Solemn 'requiem mass, St. Bridget's Church. 9.30 A. M. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. WOODWARD. March 10, JOSEPH husband of late Maggie Woodward (nee Xields). Funeral services at the residence of Harry Kerr 47 S. Merion Bryn Mawr, 8 P.

M. Further services at the home of his son. Arthur Woodward, 120 Pennsylvania Coatesville, 2 P. M. Int.

Fairview Cem. TEAGER. March 10. HARRY, beloved husband of Catharine Teaser (nee West). Relatives and friends.

St. Mark's Society and employees of I. Roggenberrer. are invited to attend funeral services. 2 P.

at his late residence. 2746 N. Reese ft Int. Green-mount Cem. Friends may call after 7 P.

M. YEO. March 10. SOPHIA ZEST, widow of John Yeo. aged 78.

Relatives and friends, also members of the Pilgrim Cong. Church, invited to sttend funeral services. 2 at th3 residence of her son. Richard Yee, 1128 Marlborough st. Int.

Mt. Peace Cem. ZIEGLER. At Atlantic City. N.

March 8. DILLMAN husband of late Sarah Zieg-ler. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services. 8 P. H.

C. Gerrlsh parlors. 2360 E. Susouehanna Phila. Int.

Skippack. Pa. Kindly omit flowers. of Cora Glenn (nee Lord), son of late Colonel John F. and Eleanors Glenn.

Relatives and friends, also employees of Bureau of Water end all organizations of which he was a member, are invited to attend funeral services, 2 P. precisely, late residence. 872 N. 25th st. Int.

private. Remains may "be viewed 7 to 9 P. M. GREAR. March 11.

HARRY husband of Emma J. Grear. in his 77th year. Relatives and friends invited to services, 2 P. at his late residence.

333 Mohawk Norwood, Pa. Int. Arlington Cem. Viewing Thurs. eve.

GROSS. Suddenly. March ll. Rev. ALEXANDER, husband of Carrie Gross, and Cantor Emeritus of Congregation Adath Jehurun.

aged 79. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services. 2 P. M. precisely, at the Synagogue of Congregation Adath Jeshu-run.

Broad st. above Diamond. Remains may be viewed 12 o'clock to 2 P. M. No floral offerings will be accepted.

HAG Y. At Montg. Pa-March 10. GEORGE D. HAGY.

SR. Funeral services, late residence. Plymouth. 2 P. M.

Int. private. HALLMAX. At Wenonah. N.

March 9. ANNA R. (nee Worrell), wife of William P. Mailman, aged 46. Relatives and friends are invited to attend fnneral.

2.30 P. from her late residence. West Willowy Wenonah. N. J.

Int. Wenonah Cem. Friends may call 8 to 9 P. M. HAMMELL.

March 10. MARY wife of the late Charles L. Hammell. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services, 2 P. at the residence of her son.

Mr. C. R. Hammell, 420 Collings Collingswood. X.

J. Int. private. Friends may call 7 to 9 P. XI.

HAXNA. March 9.LILLIAX A. HELLINGS. beloved wife of William J. Henna.

Relatives and friends invited to fnneral services. 1.30 P. chapel of Andrew J. Bair Son. Arch and 19th sts.

Int. private. On March 10. ELIZABETH SHIPLEY, wife of W. C.

Hardesty. aged 33 years. Relatives and friends are invited to services. at 2 P. at her late residence.

1330 S. 57th st. Int. West Laurel Hill Cem. Baltimore.

papers please copy. HARE. March 10. THOMAS, son of late Rev. 8.

G. and Sarah Hare. Relatives and friends, also Mt. Horeb Lodge. No.

528. F. and A. and all organizations of which he was a member, are invited to funeral services, at. parlors of Kehr Son.

X. W. cor. and Diamond 2 P. M.

precisely. Int. Mt. Moriah Cem. Friends may call 7 to 9 P.

M. HEID. March 8. ELIZA widow of John Heid. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services.

her late residence. 4616 Spruce 2 P. M. Int. private.

HENDERSON. At Norwood. Del. Co Pa March 10. MATILDA HENDERSON.

Funeral services. 1.30 P. 15 E. Winona Norwood. Viewing Wed.

eve. HEXXESSY. At Vlneland. X. March 9.

MALINDA wife of William Hennessv. daughter of late Michael and Elien Rafter, of Phila. Solemn requiem mass will be sung at Sacred Heart Church. Vlneland. X.

10.30 A. M. Friends invited. Int. Vineland.X.

J. HOWARD. March lO. BESSIE M. OWENS, wife of the late Wm.

Henry Howard. Relatives and friends invited to services. Thurs 2 late residence. 6045 Catharine Apt. B.

Int. private. Friends may call Wed. eve. Ht'GHES.

Suddenly. at Prescott. March 10. JOHN WILLIAM, husband of Edna Hughes (nee Kampen). Notice of funeral win be given from the residence of his father-in-law.

2432 South 15th st. JARDEN. Suddenly, at his home in Torres-dale. March 11. JAMES JARDEN.

husband of Alwllda Beverlin Jarden. Notice of funeral later. In Xew York, on March 11. SUSAN BA IX BRIDGE JACDON. daughter of late Ashbell Green Jaudon and Lucy Bain-bndee Jaudon.

Int. Mt. Vernon Philadelphia. March 13. one P.

M. KABIRCH. March 10. HELENE. wife of Robert E.

Kabisch. aged 60. Funeral services 2 P. David G. Frankenfield 317 X.

f2d st. Int. Westminster Cem. Viewing 8 to 10 P. M.

KAIX. Suddenly. March 11. SAMUEL F. KAIN.

Relatives and friends, also all orders of which he was a member, are invited to attend funeral services. 1 P. at the residence of his daughter-in-law. Mrs. Amos Kain.

200 Kingston Barrington. N. J. Friends may call Thurs. eve.

KATZ. March 11. NETTIE L. (nee Thal-heimer). wife of L.

A. Katjs. Funeral services 1.30 P. at her lata residence. 5045 Jefferson st.

Int. Mt. Sinai Cem. Remains may be viewed Thurs. eve.

KEFFER. March 11. MARY widow of J. M. Keffer.

aged 67. Relatives and friends invited to services. 2 P. at her late residence. 1928 N.

12th st. Int. at Whitemarsh. Pa. Friends may call Thurs.

eve. KELLEY. Entered into rest, at Beverly. X. March 10.

HENRY HAYS KELLEY. Funeral services. St. Mary's Church. Burlinslon.

N. 3.30 P. M. KENNEDY. Suddenly.

March 10. THOMAS husband of Anna M. Kennedy (nee Roth-well) and son of late Thomas and Johanna Kennedy, aged 31. Relatives and friends, also Holy Name Society, invited to attend funeral, 8.30 A. from late residence.

842 E. Chelten Germantown. Solemn requiem mass at Church of the Immaculate Conception, 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. KOCH. March 10. residence of daughter. Mrs.

C. R. Potteiger. 5818 Whitby MATILDA, widow of William H. Koch, aged 63 VOflt-tt .1 Thnra Cko-Ua IT a ANDERSON six.

rebuilt, guaranteed. Kirby-Davis. 1520 N. Broad; open evenings. AUBURN 8 Several models, all $300 to $950: easy terms.

Auburn Agency. 217 N. Broad. Spruce 9740. Onen evenings.

AUBURN 6 touring, perfect. $285. Hupmobile Distributors. 720 N. Broad st.

BUICK. 22. touring, like new. $200: bal. terras.

George's. 304 N. Broad Spruce 2130. BU1CK3. 5.

1918. 1919. 1920. 1921. $135.

$1fK. $250. $205. $295: Hudson Super Six. 1920.

t.fn- Pk.vrAl.t M. 1922. $350: Oldsmobile. 1922. $325: Ixtcomobile-limousine.

1017. $250; TV.tr lain iftO- Chalmers. 1920. $185: Pack rd. 1917.

$185: Overland. 1920. $155: Cadillac, 1916, $145; Vim truck. 1929. $75.

These cars nd 15 others must be sold public or private ale. highest offer accepted. 10 days' trial, terms allowed. 1805 Vineyard street. One block from 18th and Ridge avenne.

Bl'ICKS Coupes, sedans, roadsters and tour ings. Some tnorougniy reconaiiionen. soma as taken in from original owner. This is the time to make your selection for delivery. Have the car finished to suit you.

See Mr. Jenks. West Phila. Buick 4515 Chestnut. Open evenings.

Preston 5443. BUICK touring, late model, new cord tires, new pnlnt and top; best buy in town, terms. Harper Used Car Mnrket. Stodebaker and Hupmobile Csed Car Dept. 235 N.

Broad Tt. BUICK 6 touring. 1920. repainted: a real bargain. $250: terms.

Harper Used-Car Mark-t. Studebaker Hupmobile User-Car 235 X. Broad st. BUICK sedan. 1923.

6. run 4500 miles, wonderful 2 bumpers, owner needs money. Terms. Patterson. Woodland BUICK light six touring, $175; convenient terms.

1405 Wood street. BUICK, four cylinder, 1923 Sedan. Just paint-ed. perfect reas. Owner.

Bel. 186H-W. CADILLAC. 4 5 cord tires: excellent condlt'on. $125; cash terms.

1429 Race. CADILLAC 69 sedan, perfect condition: will sacrifice. 4316 N. Broad. Wyo.

3323. CHANDLER, 1921, 7-passenger. touring; recently reflnished. Tires in unusually good one extra. Reasonably priced, cash or terms.

Penn American Motor Mr. Mac-Fnrland. S51 N- Broad st. Phone Poplar 9371. CHANDLER.

1922. touring, repainted blue. new tires, extras. $375; terms. Harper Used Car Market.

Studebaker and Hupmobile Used- Car 235 X. Broad st. CHANDLERS. 1923. all models, reconditioned.

real buvs; liberal terms. Chandler Agency. 231 North Broad street. CHAXDLER chummy roadster. A-l condition.

$225: terms. Harper Used Car Stude-bslter Hiro Car 235 X. Broad. CHEVROLET. $95 cash: Overland.

$90 rash: Lexington. $300 cash. Auburn. $250 cash: all in running order. Easy payments.

Auburn Agency. 217 Xorth Broad st. Phone Spruce 9740. Onen evenings. CHEVROLET, superior roadster, run 1000 miles, cost with equipment $613 will sell for $450 cash.

Phone Lombard 8634 between 9 and 5 P. M. CHEVROLET sedan, new tires, paint. 1922. $300.

terms. Harper Used Car Market, Studebaker and Hupmobile Used Car 235 X. Broad st. CHEVROLET coupe, like new, very Mnall mile-age. terms.

Kirby-Davis 1520 N. Broad. Open evenings CHEVROLET tour, coupe, r. TV. sedan.

Htar all in A-l will dem. Terms to snlt. 1439 X. 52d. st.

Bel 8667. Open eves. CHEVROLET touring. 1922. $260.

Excellent mechanical condition, like new. 800 N. Broad st. Dav or evening. Poplar 4697.

CHEVROLET. 1923 coupe. perfect mech. dem. 5011 N.

Camac. Wyo.45X4. USED LITTLE, CHEVROLET COUPE. 1922 SACRIFICE. $150 DOWN.

3943 X. BROAD. CLE VELA NDS. 1923 '22. all models, practically new condition, old car taken oart payment.

Cleveland Agency. 231 X. Broad st. CLEVELAND. 1923 touring.

$525. terms. Harper Used Car Market. Studebaker and Hup- moblle Used Car 235 N. Broad St.

DODGE touring. 1921, new tires. A-l condition. $175. terms.

Harper Used Car Market. Studebaker and Hupmobile Used Car Market, 235 X. Broad st. DODGE touring, late model. $350.

Finest condition. J. Sowden, 800 X. Broad 6t. Day or evening.

Poplar 4697. DODGE sedan, fine condition. $325. terms. Harper Used Car Market.

8tudebker and Hupmobile Used Car 235 X. Broad St. DODGES, tours. sedans: late models, overh'd and paintei. Price from $150: terms arr.

Hupmobile 720 X. Broad. Open evenings. DODGE EQUAL TO XEW. KELLY CORDS.

SAC. TERMS. 3943 X. BROAD. DODGE sedan.

lst-class condition. cheap. Phone Spruce 2491. DODGE sedan for sale, first rate condition. Call Spruce 249U DODGE sedan.

1923. run 4500 miles. Wills St. Claire. 207 X.

Broad. Open eyenlngs. DODGE lot -extras, good price $275. terms. Hupmobile 720 X.

Broad. DODGE. 22. touring. A-l shape.

$150; baL terms. George's. 304 X. Broad. Spruce 2130.

DURANT 4. 1923 touring, lust overhauled, rnn 7400 miles. $500 cash. Mr. Hark.

Baugh Sons Pier 70. Morris street wharf. RANT touring, excellent cond. Call before 1 P. after 6 Sunday, after 6 week-days.

210 Ruscomb st. DURANT sport roadster, many extras. bl bargain. Chandler Agency. 231 X.

Broad st. ESSEX touring car. $375. Hurley Motor 227 X. Broad St.

FORDS SALES Dissolving partnership forces as to sacrifice our big stock of late model re-condltioned Fords, at prices that will make you buy NOW. Liberal terms. Our stock consists of sedans, coupes, tourings and roadsters. Trucks and chassis. As low as $26 down.

Your Inspection invited. Twelve years selling cars, enough aid. AUTHORIZED FORD SERVICE STATION. 8943 X. Broad.

4632 X. Broad. FORDS, all models, passenger cars and trucks. $30 and up: clearance sale, open Sun. 10 A.

M. to 4 P. M. See Mr. Gifford.

6025 German- town ave. Phone Germantown 1025. FORDS. 1923. 1922.

1921. 1920. sedans, coupes, roadsters, all excellent values, terms arranged. 153 Montgomery ave. Cyn- wyd.

Phone cynwya 771. FORDS, one-ton trucks; 25 to select from: rebuilt and guaranteed. We specialize In Ford trucks, cash or terms. Authorized Ford Service Station. 8322 X.

Broad. Tioga 4242. FORD sedan, late model, many extras, nice condition. $132 down: Ford tourings. $150 tip: starter and elec.

every one real bar. Hupmobile LMstxlDntors. 7JJ iN nroan FORDS, all types, at $50 up: easy time payments arranged. Banham Motor 6133 Ridge ave. FORD rnn-pES.

SEDANS. TOURINGS, ROADSTERS AND TRUCKS. $50 00 UP. OPEN SUNDAY. 1155 S.

BROAD ST. FORD ROADSTER. STARTER AND $25 BALANCE EASY TERMS. Ford Service. 3322 N.

Broad. Tioga 4242. FORD COUPE, NEVER USEP, $200 WORTH EXTRAS. OWNER MUST SACRIFICE, TERMS. AUTH.

FORD 3943 N. BROAD. FORD truck, 1 ton chassis, with storm cab, new rubber, extra engine. $150. Call to see It.

Cunningham's Garage. 1157 S. Broad. FORDS, all models. A-l condition: lowest prices, terms if desired: open evenings.

THE HOWLEY 2419 South street. FORD coupes and sedans. $250. late models. finest condition.

J. Sowden. 80O N. Broad street. Dav or evening.

Poplar 4697, FORD sedan. 4-door. latest model, small down payment. Anburn Agency. 217 N.

Broad. Spruce 9740. Open evenings. FORD touring. 1923, cord tires, guaranteed 90 days.

$75 down. 4632 N. Broad FORD. 1923. 4-door sedan, many extras, new rubber.

807 W. Lehigh ave. Diamond 6116-J FORD sedans, coupes, tourings and roadsters. '22 and '23. $50 down.

Terms. 1535 Ridge. FORD sedans, coupes and 1922 and 19Z3. $50 down, balance terms. 317 17th st.

FORD sedans, coupes and tour. 1922 and 1923. $50 down, bal. terms. 834 N.

11th st. FORD SPEEDSTER. STARTER, A BEAUTY; $75 DOWN. 3943 X. BROAD.

FORD touring. 1921. starter, new top, slip covers. $50 down. 3943 X.

Brond. FORD touring. 1922. will sacrifice for quick sale. 4316 N.

Broad. Wyoming 3322. FORD touring. 1923. cord tires, guaranteed 90 days.

$75 down. 4632 X. Broad st. FORD '23: can't be told from new. $75 down.

Ford Service. 3943 X. Broad. FORD ROADSTERS. LATE MODFLS.

STARTERS. $25 DOWN. 4632 X. BROAD. FORD coupe, practically Dew.

$235: terms ar- rangen. open ennnays. xoxo wu m. FORD touring, must be sold within a week. 1720 S.

5th st. Woodland 2Q24. FRANKLIN roadster, late model, painted, fine condition. $350: terms. Harper User-Car Market.

StuSebaker and Hupmobile Used-Car Ma --ket. 235 X. Broad st. HAYXES in excel, mech. good rubber extras: price $300.

Can finance. See Mr. Jenks. W. Phila.

Buick 4515 Chestnut. Open eve. Preston 5443. HAYXES sedan, like new. $1000.

guaranteed, terms. Hurley Motor 227 X. Broad st. HUDSOX coupe. Paige roadster.

$.75 each: late 1921 Ford sedan. Powelton Garage, 34th and Lancaster ave. HUDSOX. 23. coach, like new.

$300: bal. terms. George's. 304 N. Broad.

Spruce 2130. HUDSON sedan, late model, reflnished. cord tires. $150 cash, terms. 1429 Race.

HUPMOBILE sedan. 1923 model. Distrel wheels, bumpers, many other extras. It's perfect. Price low for quick sale.

Ilupmo- blle Distributors. 720 N. Broad st. HUPMOBILE coupe. In fine condition and worth lots more than $750: terms.

Harper Used Car Market. Studebaker and Hupmobile Used-Car Market. 235 N. Broad st. HUPMOBILE touring, new paint, tires and motor.

A-l. $200; terms. Harper Used Car Market. Studebaker and Hupmobile Used Car 235 N. Broad st.

HUPMOBILE touring. 1922. in perfect shape. $500: terms. Harper Used Car Mkt.

Stude- baker Hup Used Car 235 N. Broad. HUPMOBILE roadster, like new. $600: terms. Harper Used Car Market.

Studebaker and Hupmobile Used Car 235 N. Broad st. HUPMOBILE touring. 1922. cord tires, lots of extras.

$100 cash, terms. 1429 Race. HUPMOBILE tourings. 1919-23. $375 up.

Hupmobile Distributors. 720 X. Broad St. HUPMOBILE roadster, late model, good buy. Kirby-Davis.

1520 N. Broad St. JACKSON sport touring. $575. terms.

Hurley Motor 227 X. Broad st. JEWETT. 1923 touring, cheap: terms. Harper Used Car Market.

Studebaker and Hupmo- btle Used Car 235 X. Broad St. JEWETT. 1923. sport perf.

shape, act quick. Chandler Agency. 231 N. Broad st. JORDAN.

Bluebov. 1924. fully equipped, great sacrifice to quick buyer party leaving town. Gladstone 1490-J. 4716 N.

Maseher Street. JORDAN Playboy. 1923. run 2300 miles. Wills St.

Ciaire. 2Q7 X. Broad st. LEXINGTON touring, perfect condition, little cash, balance terms. Kirby-Davis.

1520 X. Broad. Open evenings. LEXINGTON sport touring, rebuilt. 1923.

$550: terms. Harper User Cur Market. Studebaker and Hupmobile 235 X. Broad. LIBERTY litt'e six touring, fine little family car.

liberal terms. Kirby-Pavid 1520 N. Tiroad. Qen evenings. LINCOLN 1922.

4-pass. Phaeton, perf. condi-tton. Wills St. Claire.

207 X. Broad St. GARAGE. 120 cars. N.

modern filling rapidly, big gas. oil. repari business, wonderful opportunity, owner must sell, pr. $65,000. cash needed L'k this over.

METROPOLITAN 1802 FAIRMOUNT AY. BIG OFFER to quick buyer, light lunch. strict-lv sandwiches, open from 8 to 4 every day. Sunday closed, guarantee from $75 to $100 weekly: reason for selling, have other busi- ness. M-245.

Inquirer office. IF YOU want to open a store In a growing community, rent this store. $100 several lines will go good. OGONTZ REALTY Wm. T.

B. Roberts Son, agents. Glenside. Phone Qgonts 1683. DRUG STORES FOR SALE HARRY SEIDMAN DRUG STORE BROKER.

1641 N. FRAXKLIN Uqrrluraro Honsef urnishine. wonderfully IldXUWrtlC husy location, with beautiful property: $40,000 yearly can be largely im-ITomonc proved; $8000 needed. Big money XVtillieilS to be made. 1015 Chestnut st.

FOR SALE General store business, stock and fixtures, old country stand, doing- good business; real estate for rent or sale. Write. 3. D. McCLEARY, R.

P. Xo. 10. Chambersburg. Franklin Pa.

Roctonrant 1 have 2 for sale, showing JtveolclUl tXllX, kooh income on South bet 11th and 17th: reas. For further information, apply to 409 Franklin Trust Bldg. Race 1474. Spruce 5206. FIRST-CLASS ladies' and gent's tailoring es- tablishment.

complete, ivith Hoffman machine, for sale very reasonable. Owner wishes to vacate owing to poor health. 517 Pacific modern and highest class. 8. Schwartz, FlNE delicatessen store, doing fairly good cash business.

3-year Sense, modern fixtures, dwelling could be bougbt at your own price for quick sale. Party must leave city. Columbia 1726 West Dauphin street. Dene. 1'tiUa.

suburb. $4oO week. Uiin-Cl ean triple, owner cannot attenrt. T--r ATT f22 finances, big stock and fine rSI jA 1) fixtures, long lease, low rent. Moving Picture Theatres We hare the exclusive list of large and small theatres, THEATRE SALES 1217 Vine St.

C'icrJlT confectionery. Ice cream, soda tain on 29th busy section cheap rent. Price $150O. Another on Kensington ave. doing $250 wkly.

Bargain. $800; many others. KOCH. 2443 X. 29th st.

BUSINESS SOLD QUICKLY TOT A TT-Also rea' estate: no charge till i I sold: no publicity. Race Boll. tipruce 6bN6. 1420 Chestnut st. RETIRING Meat and prodnce business.

monthly income over $3000. situated next to large chain store on busy 2-car line street in Southwest Phila. Property also for sale. Bel-mont 5554. MANUFACTURER has unusually profitable local opening for progressive sales manager, distributor or office executive: small investment necessary; well secured.

For interview phone L. E. Brown. Spruce 0700. APARTMENT HOUSES.

If it's an apt. house, bus. property we can locate you. Any price, size or location. Many sacrifice prices.

M. B. HAMILTON 1918 Arch st. 15O0 N. 25th Single or double store.

Suitable for meat store, cigar and candy or pool room. Apply Goodis. 903 Colonial Trust Building Spruce 9018. FOR SALE Central restaurant, delicatessen-lunch, desirable opp. on 5-year lease, quick action necessary.

T. B. Devine. 55S X. 16th St.

Poplar 906S. riffar store, prominent 3-sty. corner, $350 vl6l weekly average: sacrifice price; worth immediate investigation. uwuis 1237 Market Room 9Q3. GENTILE with business, exp.

and $2500 ran obtain controlling interest in a large New Jersey lot development. Money secured, unbe-lievable profits. P. O. Box $240 STARTS profitable mail order agency business, part time everything can make $40 weekly; trial allowed.

Bank ref. furnished. K-22Q. Inqnirer office. MUSIC STORE.

Camden. X. Broadway; wonderful location for radio business, real opportunity for live wire, fine residence up-stalrs. Mr. Wannek.

918 N. 5th. Phila. lov finest in the world for fire-proof lo-j brick, over 20O acres 25 Aft ft R1ATT Estate mast be sold. Will ulJfvu finance.

1420 Chestnut st. 2 OR 3 MEN to Invest in company to develop attractive piece of real estate assuring large returns $500 or more necessary to secure in-terest. A-380. Inquirer office. BOA RDIXG houses for saleV 37th and Spruce and 21st and Arch.

Both monev-makers. Price $1200 and $180O. Can be had on terms. Have others. O.B.

I.ansinger 132 S.17th. TVfpnf TVfnrlrf uptown. $1000 wkly. large XVXCctU itXK.et summer trade, cheap rent; Tn PT1 2500: with or without property. xyHlCHS No better bargain.

1015 Chestnut BEAUTIFUL cor. street store for rent; suitable for ladles' apparel, shoes, drugs or men's furnishing store. Apply Hotel Office, 7th and Dauphin and Germantown ave. 12 COMPLETE fully 2 bath each, rentals over $5000 a year. Price Security Realty.

11th and Montgomery ave. Diamond TVTpa'T store, corner. $450 week, should do iuclt' double: fine fixtures. $1200. Low "Rlsm rent, big bargain.

Others $1500 up. L'au 142Q Chestnut St. Wflnfprl Industry employing' common tianicu Ubor to locate in town guaranteeing from 50 to 100 men. Address Chamber of Commerce. Green X-ane.

Pa. Bargain Act Quick fTg USSEZ: opp. new large school. Hoffman. 214 W.

Rua-comb st. Wyo. 4024-W. DOCTOR wishes other physicians and dentists to join him in purchasing West Chestnut street building for offices. Box N-297 Inquirer office.

I AM IN A POSITION TO FINANCE LARGE CONSTRUCTION PROPOSITIONS. HOTEIj-INDUSTRIAL-APARTMENTS IF COND. ARE SATISFACTORY. R-279. INQ.

OFF. tinr'Tl restaurant. weekly, fine equipped. $8000 finances. Others "Rlnn 600 $28,500 all locations.

1420 Jjiciu chestnut st. Room 711. MEAT MARKET, large store, all new fixtures. cheap rent: will sell cheap. S.

E. cor. 17th and Porter sts. Phone Oregon 1000. RESTAURANT for sale, good business, excellent location, cheap to quick buver.

Cash. Owner going away. I'hone Kens. 5943. MILLINERY Will sublet part of specialty shop to milliner, desirable display, select.

central location. H-397. Inquirer office. OYSTER AND LIGHT LUNCH Central, clears $60 weekly guaranteed. $1000: big bar-gain.

Goodis. 1237 Market. Room 903. CIGAR, candy and grocery stire. $52O0 for quick buyer.

Stock, fixtures, good will and property. Call Garfield 9935. RESTAURANT and lunch, central, new place. rare opp. for some one.

$3500: reason failing health. No dealers. S-399. Inquirer office. RESTAURANT and furn.

rooming house, will sacrifice on account of illness. Free rental. Long lease. Poplar 5m7. GROCERY and delicatessen, excellent business, all cash, short hours, good opportunity for quick buyer.

Phone Poplar 5777. FOR SALE 3-story corner property. with store, cigars, candy, stationery. Sunday pa-per ronte. 2221 W.

P.erks st. Busciness Opportunities Wanted CAPITAL TO INVEST In an established. legitimate enterprise, manufacturing, retail or real estate by former textile manufacturer (Gentile). Business must show profit and bear the strictest investigation. $15,000 to $25,000.

with services. Peal ivith principals only. H-391 Inquirer off. THE KEYSTONE SALES CORPORATION. 288 Main street.

Springfield. operating branches throughout New England, desires exclusive sales rights for meritorious products. Company is now successfully marketing a fuel-saving device. HAVE few hundred dollars to invest in established business with services or light manufacturing. Give full details.

Gentile. T-333. Inqnirer office. GARAGES Is your garage for sale. We need it to offer to our clients.

See us now for quick results. WILSON SON'S. 201 Xorth Broad street. 4 WILL INVEST $1000 and service, est. business: take agency for any good article.

Phl'a. or Penna. B-385 Inquirer office. BARBER SHOP wanted with property. Write or call 271 W.

Norris st. Col. 4726. OFFICE or outside man. 35.

thoroughly will make mod, invest. S-3390. Inq. og. MEAT store cr market wanted.

$600 or more weekly sales. D-322. Inquirer office. DRUG STORE Live, profitable business, liberal terms. State particulars.

M-226 Inq. SPECIALJcmCE OLD ST. JOHN'S E. L. CHURCH.

Race and Sixth streets. Philadelphia. TO PERSONS HAVING RELATIVES OR FRIENDS BURIED IN ST. JOHN'S GRAVE-Y'ARD AND VAULTS: The Delaware River Bridge Joint Commission has served upon the board of trustees of St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church notice of the condemnation and taking of the church property, including the grave-yard and vaults, as an approach to the Delaware River Bridge.

All persons having relatives or friends burled in the vaults or grave-yard are hereby notified to remove the remains of those interred terein if they see fit so to be. Walter A. Keller, undertaker. Thirteenth street and Lehigh avenue, chairman of ihe Burial Committee, will give any information which may be needed to assist in the location of the graves. BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

GEORGE S. NEFF. Secretay. March 1. 1921.

1 PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. MAR. 11. 1924. The Commissioner of on the 18th authorized change of name of GAS YACHT "KINGFISHER" (222529) to "DIXIE III A.

LINCOLN ACKER. Col. SPECIAL meeting of Plumbers' Local Union No. 123, to be held Wed. March 12th at 707 X.

Broad at 8 P. M. PROPOSALS EASTERX STATE PENITENTIARY. 21st and Fairmount Philadelphia. Penna.

Sealed proposals will be received at the above named Institution until 12 o'clock noon. Thursday. March 20. 1924. for furnishing FLOUR AND PROVISIONS for the month of APRIL.

1924. and MILK SUPPLIES for the months of APRIL. MAY AND JUNE. 1924. To be delivered free of porterage, freight and other charges, at such -times and In such quantities as may be required and if not as represented will be rejected.

Quantities to be increased or decreased at the discretion of the Bonrd of Trustees. The Trustees reserve the right to reject any or all bids receiveda, as they may deem for the best interests of the institution. JOnN C. GROOME. Warden.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be opened by the Superintendent of Lighthouses. Philadelphia. nntil 2 P. April it, 1924. for installing steam boiler end machinery in lighthouse tender WOODBINE.

Information or ntrlicStion. I MAXWELL tonring. like new, with many extras: price $450; terms to suit. See Mr. Jenks.

W-st Phila. Buick 4515 Chestnut. Open evenings. Preston 6448. MITCHELL.

1922 touring. $800. terms. Hurley Motor 227 X. Broad st.

MOON. 23. touring. A-l shape. $225; bal.

George's. 304 N. Broad. Spruce 2130. NASH.

22. coupe. $200: bal. terras. George's.

34 X. Broad Spruce 2180. OLDSMOBILE 4. 1922 touring, a renl bargain; see this good car, bargain, terms. Harper Used Car Market.

Studebaker and Hupmobile Used Car 235 X. Broad St. OLDSMOBILE sedan, like new. needs nothing See this rare bargain. $775; terms.

Harper Used-Car Market. Studebaker and Hupmobile Used-Car Market. 235 X. Broad t. OLDSMOBILE 8 touring, best buy in this city at $175: terms.

Harper Used-Car Stude-baker Hunmohil'; Used-Car 235 X. Broad OVERLAND, new. 1924. no cash down: you can drive car home now and enjoy immediately latest beautiful 1924 Overland and Willys-Knight: better order early. Open evenings.

2029 Market St. Spruce 7912. Posi-rlvely not one cent down reouired. ACT. OVERLAND.

1923 roadster, new tires and paint. $300 terms. Harper Used Car Market, Studebaker and Hupmobile Used Car 235 N. Brond st. OVERLAND new runs fine: $.125.

terms. Harper Used Car Market. Studebaker Hupmohile Used Car Dept. 235 N. Broad st.

OVERLAND sedan. 1922. lots of extras. $100 cash, terms. 1429 Race st.

PACKARD limousine. 3-38. good order. West-inghouse shock absorbers. 131 N.

51st st. PAIGE Light 6 touring, late model, painted. Harper Used Car Market. Studebaker and Hupmobile Used Car 235 N. Broad st.

PAIGE touring. nice condition: $150. This is a bargain. Hupmobile. 7.20 N.

Broad. REO touring. 1920. $100 down, balance monthly. Hurify Motor 227-29 N.

Broad Reo Distributors. REO roadster, used little. $250: terms. Hupmobile Distributors. 720 X.

Broad st. SAXON six. fairly good shape, lights, starter. tires, good, bring in $32.50 and the car is yours. Kirby-Davis.

1520 Xorth Broad street. STANDARD 8 sedan. $1000. excellent condition, private iwner. 607 Bulletin Building.

Phone locust 533. STANDARD 8 roadster, perf. mechanically. Wills St. Claire.

207 X. Broad. Open eves. STUDEBAKER 6 tourinjr. new Ores.

$100: Brtscoe touring. $11 Oakland 6 touring. $125; Overland touring, nice shape. $75: Dodge touring. $100: Mitchell touring.

$75: Scripps-Bootn roadster. $100: Oldsmobile touring. $15: Chevrolet touring. $100: Paige coupe. $125: Maxwell touring.

$275: Westcott touring. '21. $20rt: Packard 12-eyl. touring. $150: Cadillac 8 touring.

$175. Every one of the above cars Is in good running order and worth lots more money, but we must make room. Terms. Open eves. Harper Used Car Market.

Studebaker and Hnnmobile Used Car Dept. 235 N. Broad. STUDEBAKER Special 6 touring, run 5000 miles, lots of extras, new paint and in first-class condition. $475.

terms. Harper Used Car Market. Studebaker and Hupmobile Used Car 235 Broad st. STUDEBAKER Big 6 sedan. 1923.

disc wheels. like new; the place Is right: terms. Harper Used Car Market. Studebaker and Hupmobile Used-Car 235 N. Broad st.

STUDEBAKER Liet 6 sedan. 1922: in perfect condition. $850: terms- Harper Used Car Market, Studebaker and Hupmobile Used Car Market. 235 N. Broad st.

STUDEBAKER special 6 sedan, like new, needs nothing, rebuilt $775. terms. Harper Used Car Market. Studebaker and Hupmobile Used Cwr 235 X. Broad St.

STUDEBAKER roadster. 1922. lots of extras. first-class condition. $650.

terms. Harper Used-Car Market. Studebaker and Hupmobile Used-Car 235 X. Broad st. STUDEBAKER special "6" sedan, also light six coupe: price $650 each.

Down payment $266. $32 per mo. See Mr. Jenks. W.

Phila. Buick 4515 Chestnut. Open eve. Pres. 5443.

STUDEBAKER Spec. 6 1922. like new. extras, $775. $30 down.

bal. 10 mos. Hurley Motor 227-29 X. Broad st. Reo Distributors.

STUDEBAKER Ligli 6. 1923. Reo Agency. 227 X. Broad st.

$800, terms. STUDEBAKER light 6 winter inclosure. like new. Wills St. Claire.

207 X. Broad. STUDEBAKER Light 6 sedan. $700. Hurley Motor 227 X.

Brond St. terms. STUDEBAKER. 23. coupe, big six.

$375: bal. term s. George's. 304 X. Broad.

Spruce 2130. STUDEBAKER Light 6 touring. $675. Hurley Motor 227 N. ttroad st.

W1I.I.YS-KN1GHT sedan and touring, paint. iires and mechanical conditon good: $650 each; down payment. $266: $32 per month. See Mr. Jenks.

West Phila. Buick 4515 cnest nut. Open evenings. Preston 5443. WILLYS-KNIGHT, new.

1924. positively no cash down. Write promptly. A-255. inq.

orr. WILLS St. Claire sedans, terms. Wills St. Claire.

207 X. Broad. Open evenings. WILLS St. Claire $500 cash.

bal. terms. Wills St. Claire. 207 X.

Broad. Open eves. WILLS St. Claire 1922. guar.

Wills St. Claire 207 X. Broad St. Open eves WE HAVE on hand a large assortment of passenger cars and 1-ton trucks, only a few months old. They must all be sold for ths amount cf money owing on tnem.

Mare Chase. Automobile Finance. 251 South Fourth street. Lombard 9260. Our Batteries Contain Diamond Grid Plates Auto Rattfirifis $Ni27 $18: guar.

1 year Sansom Batteries. 238 X. 15th. Spruce 5618. New Parts for All Cars ATTT 1601 Spring Garden OAI XLjUiIX Phone-.

OnenSiiti USED car dealers. I have a number of late model Ford cars, every one a moneymaker: must have more room C. K. Johnson, author- Ized Ford dealer. 15th and Passyunk nve.

POSITIVELY nothing down. $6 weekly; several high grade 1922. 1923 cars. $175. 2029 Market street.

Spruce 7912. Open evenings. 60 CARS repossessed. Finance all makes: terms arranged: make offers. Open Sun- days and evenings.

1315 Wood st. 60 CARS, sell for all makes: cash or terms. 4119 Market at. Baring 0362. COMMERCIAL CARS AND TRUCKS AUTOCAR truck.

1 to 2-ton express type body, good just painted, quick sale for cash. T-362. Inquirer office. FORD one-ton trucks; 25 to select from: rebuilt and guaranteed. We specialize in Ford trucks, cash or terms.

Authorized Ford 3er-vice -Station. 8322 N. Broad. Tioga 4242. FORD 1-ton worm drive, good running condition.

625 S. 9th st. FORD trucks. '22's and '23's. open and closed.

half and 1 ton. $50 down, terms. 1535 Ridge. FORD ton chassis, starter, like new, real bargain, cash or terms. 4632 Broad St.

FORD Overland. 1923. H-ton $150. Garage. 42d and Sansom streets.

FORD truck, worm drive. 1922-23. $50 down. bal. terms, call 317 N.

17th st. FORD trucks, worm -drive, ton half ton, 1922 '23. $50 down, bal. terms. 834 X.

llh. FORD trucks. 22's and 23's. open and closed. half and 1 ton.

$50 down, terms. 1535 Ridge. G. M. C.

1-ton large panel body. Just overhauled: first-class condition: real bargain. Reo Agency. 227 N. Brond st.

Locust 4000. INTERNATIONAL 1922 panel delivery, like new; good rubber: elec. starter; $500. Reo Agency. 227 X.

Broad st. locust 4000. MAXWELL light delivery. 1921. panel body.

$150 for quick sale. Reo Agency. 227 X. Broad st. Phone Locnst 4000.

REO speeawagons. completely rebuilt In our own shop and guaranteed: choice of bodies. All late model trucks. Time payments arranged. Every truck demonstrated.

Prices low. Buy now and save money. Reo Agency. 227 X. Broad st.

locnst 4000. REOS. new. 1924. no cash down; they pay for themselves; any type bodies.

Order early. 2O20 Market. Spruce 7912. Open evenings. REO panel delivery, just overhauled.

Barg. $450. Reo Agency. 227 X. Broad st REO canopy express, good mechanical cond'-tion.

$300. Reo Agency. 227 X. Broad. Loc.

4000 WHITE dump truck, perfect condition truck is now on contract job and will guarantee steady work. Call Oak Lane Q223. WHITE 3-4-ton truck, will sell reasonable. Call 2315 N. 2Sth st.

WHITE chassis. ton. 45 H. motor A-l condition. The Howley 2419 South st.

Accessories, Parts, Repairs. Etc. PARTS FOR ALL CARS OPEX SUNDAY Penn Motor Co. 8701 fktt BODIES of all makes of trucks made to order, also painting: workmanship guaranteed. Estimates furnished.

Frankford Motor 4E25 Frankford ave. Frankford 090.5. VVi nrt" a l-i iolfi Glass for limousine doors VV muaiilGlU while you wait. 1224 X. lQrh.

AUTOCAR engine and parts, sale cheap. Phone Kensington 52S8. WANTED Crank case for E-4 Continental motor. 3649 N. 10th st.

Tioga 8401. FORD touring body. Fairmount ave. 24 model. Apply 1422 FORI) bodies, sedans, coupes, rdstr.

speedsters, reas. 3943 N. Broad. Clad. 2411.

AUTOMOBILES WANTED TOURING. '21 or '22: give full particulars and lowest price. W-245, Inquirer office. WANTED Chevrolet roadster body, old model. R-218.

Inquirer office. jyjT0BIUESJ0 TO HIRE Brand new. well heated cars. $1.50 hour tip. Poplar 1617.

Park 4150. EICYCLES BICYCLE SALE. $16. $18. with coaster brake.

Open evenings. 2z.il N. Broad. JW0T0RCYCL INDIAN with side car, 1920, sold for storage, $75. Garage.

1429 Race st. BOATS OPEN motor boat. 40 or 50 feet, light draft. dimentions. price, where can be seen.

208. Inquirer office. SHIRTS. COLLARS A- FAMILY WASHING. We offer 4 distinct types of laundry service that vary in feature- and price to afford a wide choice of method and quality.

Postal or phone Barina 1537 for descriptive circular Franklin Laundry. 3421-23 Haverford avenue. 1112 Chestnut St. Room 24. Wal.

6375 W. GLOVER UILDER OP GARAGES REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 5300 CHESTNUT STREET Garages, all sizes and prices, all financed: little cash required. "Also individual garages every section of city. Phone Bell 1359. Restaurant Lunch FOR SALE On the main st.

and midway between Allen-town ami Philadelphia In a town of 8OO0 population and on the Keystone Trail. Stock and fixtures as they set. $800. Living quarters with conveniences. A real proposition for man and wife.

Xo agents. Apply directly to owner. Cozy Nook Rest s- S- SELLERS VILLE PA feT- Damp Wash Laundry reaQ Hs doors for business with a capacity up to 5O00 bundles per week. Good service and rates. Corae and see the most modern plant at 1310-1326 N.

Lawrence st PARTNER WANTED with n.tlIe ran become identified rv4 executive naving witn Nation-wide pos- iioiiesi ana oe sole to fur- efc investment of $4500 will chr Bf, lnierest: Purchaser to take fh if a11 pash- Wonderfjil opportunity for theright man. 371. Inquirer ofBce v. ON MAIN PIKE 4 KPR CHU. $11,000 BAKERY.

THRIVING X. J. TOWX JilJ4NT BOARDING HOUSES Great bargains, from 450 to $40O0 C.t.i ROOM AND CAFE Washington D. C. with furnished rooms.

$5500 LADIES' AND GENTS' TAILORING well, sacrificing, great buy WEBER REALTY 1011 CHESTNUT ST. MJfcIX neY S12.000 yearly STNGLR f-vFu i-ttiv lent wiTpp-Tr lease np-to-date fixtures: SODA cwrww TJ summer siwu price will sell on terms; GROCERY. MEATS, $850 weekly, cheap rent. 5-year lease, bargain. Many others.

Bell. Brokers. 909 Walnut Room 204. AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY To purchase a going business with large earnings and unlimited future. This Is an attractive nmnniiltinn fnw an man i i it.

im matt ing himself financially independent. Invest- u-oio, inquirer oince. $5 TO $10 NET per month sure income from a Yellow Shoe Shining machine; price $120; we install and operate in locations secured by us in Philadelphia: no chance of loss: no time necessary. Let us show vou. Philadelphia Automatic Shoe Shiner 601 Bulletin Building.

RUGS Gome to our showroom and buy at mill prices. 9x12 wool mix. '9x12 Brussels. $12.50: special 9x12 Brussels. $17.60: 9x12 heavy velvet, $25.

All prices reduced. Northwest Mills. 3139 X. 22d just below Allegheny ave. Open every evening.

DISTRIBUTORS, anywhere, for Grape Juice Corporation. Xow is the time, to get started on one of the greatest money-making propositions of modern times. Reply Manager. Room 91. 152 West Forty-second street.

New York PRINTING PLANT, completely eoulnneH elec tric power, splendid Gordon press, small press, cutting machine, rare bargain. Call after 6 P. M. 1822 Ludlow yield over $100 weekly to right man. Owner moving into new plant.

Make It Your Habit $ang9 "ft for sale Established business of every description. A place for every pocketbonk. KAMh NS 1U12 kstn ct st. JVAiUljO WALNUT 5468. $5000 TO $10,000.

need for sound business. nanaie your own monev. verv large profit. Write for interview. Y'-1966.

Inquirer branch. 1634 Columbia avenue. PRINTING PLANT, complete. $1200; can be seen running; -8x10 and 10x15 C. P.

presses, individual motors. 25" cutter, type. i-aoinet. run equipment. 1311 In.

52d st BARBER SHOP, first-class, good location. 3-rear lease. 3 chairs, business $75 to $100, going out of town. 1440 Germantown avenue. GROCERY store, established, good business proposition (N.

E. cor. 4th Elmwood ave. I Good-will and fixtures. Lease.

Abra-hams. 2211 Island road. Woodland 1148. CZrrnovT Fine Strawberry Mansion comer. VJ1 (JtCi j5GO Trkly.

guaranteed with or without modern property; $3000 needed. Be nuick: wonderful buy. Kamens, 1015 Chestnut PARTNER wanted, for restaurant business. $3000 cash required, salary $40 week, profits divided, party to act as cashier. Exp, not necessary.

C-224. Inquirer of fire. I. PARTNER wanted, for real estate business. $250O cash required, salary $25 week, profits divided, exp.

not necessary, clean-cut party desired. C-223. Inquirer office. Newspaper Route afternoon. 950 copies: will net $20 for one day's work Price $300.

A-294. Inquirer office. BUSINESS No charge un- publicity. TT ATVTTTTtfS 512 Jefferson 1015 Chestnut. Wal.

5468: lUce 3963 St'BSTANTlAL mfg. company wants capable man to open office and manage salesmen. $500 to $1500 nec. Possibilities unlimited. Atlantic Coast Mfg.

McKevitt Norfolk. Va. fifrilT store guarantee $900 week. Ife11- short hours, closed Sunday, $50t0 Blau inances. big stock fine flxt.

Others $700 up. 1420 Chestnut. A TVrTTJCl 1J0 capacity. Germantown. Jr I BrPP rig a n1 nil traAa Harao-o K'l rebuilt built.

$75,000. Well fi-101 SChestnut St. nanced. GROCERY and meat business, with large dou-ble house. W.

Phila. corner, h. w. elec: financed. Edward F.

McPeak. 2024 Frankford ave. Phone Kensington 6755, 8709. Lip-ht T.linrrl Pastry. baking, sell X-iigllL J.U11L.I1 whoje or part interest.

suit good cook, single person, either sex. low rent, long lease. AnnlT 1957 Germantown ave. LONG TERM lease for sale: store centrally located, adjoining two department stores; splendid retail location. For particulars, write 307.

Inquirer office. rjrnffrv meats, uptown: beautiful Gntile loc; $650 wkly and over KarnPTKS can be make offer. ii.aiuciia Reason other bus. 1015 Chestnut RESTAUR A XT Bargain. Best location, long lease.

Reasonable. Reason other business. inomrer ottice. INSTALMENT BUSINESS. N.

E. SECTION, OVER $6000 OUTSTANDING: WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY: MUST SACRIFICE. B-368. INQUIRER OFFICE. Pifffli- store guarantee $9O0 week.

'L short hours, closed Sunday. $5000 "RT.ATT finances: big stock and fine fixt. oljAU Others $700 up. 1420 Chestnut. BAKERY, ice cream, delicatessen, combined.

corner. Olney. Ice cream mixer, oven in basement, elec. hot water heat. 15x75.

Es-tahljshed business. Phone Tacony 1165-W. Plotr finest In the world for fire-proof y-'laJ bricks, over 200 acres. 25 to 40 ft. BlaU nP- Estate must be sold.

Will uian finance. 1420 Chestnut st. STORE in large apartment building, suitable for tailor and cleaning, good location. Rent $65. Iximhfird 7673.

AUTO accessory store, gas and oil station, in West best location: will sacrifice. T-2S6. Inquirer office. PrinHnor shop at your price for immedi-J-XllHUlg ate Rae 1124 pine. et bPt 9 A.

M. 5 P. M. Call Bar. 0179-R after 5 P.M.

CORNER cigar, candy, ice cream and fruit store, with fixtures. $800 for quick sale. K-347. Innuirer of fi -e GROCERY delicatessen store, excellent location. West wonderful opportunity; leaving town.

Phone Woodland 9335-W. PARTNER wanted, for meat business, about $3000 cash required, salary $50 week, profits divided. Exn. not necessary. Q-279.

Inq. off. Drug- Store on Spruce well stocked. fine Art. o-ond bus ba rg-n In.

$4'00: terms. Koch. 2443 29th DINING room. $500 to $550 business week: best section. Arch reason for selling.

oiner nusiness. ti-anz, inquirer otnee. ART needlework, infants' shop, established business, main st. Owner retiring, $60O0 will finance: good opportunity. D-297.

Inquirer off. DRUG STORE. West Philadelphia: old-established: $25,000 last year's business: rent $90: $10.000 terms. R-222. Inquirer office.

DRUG STORE, apartment house district: nearest store 3 sqs. in any direction: long lease: reasonable. SEIDMAN. 1641 X. Franklin.

delicatessen on Green doing UlUt-Clj' j.30O wkv: Chean rent: price $1100: many' others. Koch. 2443 X. 29th st. DOCTOR or dentist, first floor suitable for professional offices.

Corner 2 main W. Phila: reasonable rent. Lombard 7673. MULTIGRAPH business, well established, good opportunity for public stenog. reason for selling leaving city.

W-2Q6. Inquirer office. CIGAR and confectionery business, stock, fixtures and cor. X. E.

sec. sacrifice. $9000. Boyle Ross. 741 E.

Allegheny ave. RESTAURANT for sale, located bet. Chestnut and Market, central, very good paying place. See Mr. C.

Gadrone. 1624 South st. MILLS 5c machines. $75; send $10 deposit, bal-ance C. P.

D. Weiss, 353 E. 3d X. Y. DRUGS No triflers.

Good location. Other bus. reason for selling. 53d and Warrington. $100 REQUIRED for a business netting $200 monthly.

S-289 Inquirer office. MOVING PICTURE THEATRE, sale or rent. Apply any evening. 6)l Stenton avenue. BAKERY for sale with property.

C. C. Ziegler. Bridgeboro. N.

J. DELICATESSEN for sale, doing fair busi-ness. leaving city. Apply 5641 Spruce st. GROCERY delic.

wkly. bus. closed eves. Sun. Ai).

1601 W. Venango. $125 WILL finance profitable man or woman. L-297 Inquirer office. REAL estate business.

Northwest section, ps-tablished 40 years: price $1050. A -271. Inq. May Ask Supreme Court to Reverse Public Service Commission Report The question of taking an appeal to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court and, if necessary, to the United States Supreme Court from the decision of the Superior Court, which sustained the report of the Public Service Commis-fion in the Philadelphia Rapid Transit valuation case, was discussed for more than one hour yesterday by City Solicitor Gaffney, C. Oscar Beasley and Howard Heckler, representing the United Business Men's Association.

Beasley urged that an appeal be taken, and that a final show-down be had as to the validity of the 1907 contract between the city and the P. H. fixing the rate of fare at five cents. The City Solicitor asked the other attorneys to present to him in writing their reasons for urging an appeal, and they agreed to do so. "My mind is open upon the question," said the City Solicitor.

"An appeal is an expensive matter, and I wish to consider all reasons that can be advanced for such a move," It is understood that Beasley believes the chief ground of appeal is in recent decisions of the United States Supreme Court holding that a limited, contract between a municipality ana a utility company are binding. The United State Supreme Court, according, to Beasley, has ruled that an indefinite contract as to time can be changed, but that a limited contract cannot be changed. He expresses the belief that a fifty-year contract, such as that of 1907 is a limited contract. "It may be expensive," said Beasley. "but I think it worth the while of the city to find out the standing of tluit 1007 agreement." At, the offices of the City Transit I epartnient it was said that the chief -ffrt, pending a decision from the Pub'ic Service Commission, as to the si art on building the Broad street, ViilnTif.

and Chestnut street lines and the Ridge avenue delivery loop, is being devoted to building up a staff of engineers and draughtsmen to carry on the work. Tt was stated that the force has he increased from about fifteen to seventy-five men, and that it must be built up 1o or more. Most of the men taken on recently had formerly employed in life city, transit department and are familiar with the work. Construction of extension lines of the P. R.

for which franchises have been employed in the city transit de-cussed by officials of the P. R. probably today. It was stated at the offices of the company yesterday that much depends upon action by the Department of Public Works in doing street work necessary before the extensions are made. WOMEN TO MEET Officers of New City Club to Hold Re-ception Friday Officers and directors of the new Woman's City Club of Philadelphia, will hold a reception and get-together meeting for members.

Friday night at the Bellevue-Stratford. Mrs. Frank Aydelotte. -president of the organization, wilt tell of the plans and purposes of the club. The chairmen of the committees will give reports and various sites for temporary headquarters will be considered.

The charter membership of the club closed March 1 with an enrollment of 1620. Rules for the admission of new members are being formulated now i by the board of directors and will be announced within the next few weeks. DIED BARTOW. March 10. ANNA wife of O.

P. Rartow. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. 2.30 P. Palatinate Reformed church.

56th Ft. and Girard ave. Int. private. Arlington Cera.

Friends may call Wed. at residence. 1304 X. 56th st. BKCHLER.

March TV MARY, beloved wife of late Charles A. H-chler. Relatives and friends, nlso V. M. Sodality and employee-t of Wannmaker sW.re.

are invited to attend funeral. 8.30 A. from 5400 Market st. ireo-iem mass at 10 A. Church of St.

Int. Ilo'v Cross Cera. Friends may call 7 p. M. B7VGAMAX.

March 9. ANNIE ELhZA-PI-'TH of Ahner T. Binsaman. Relatives ped friends, and nil organizations of which she vns a iro-il- are invited to attend funeral, 2 P. from residence of Axe.

Glsdwynne. Pa. Int. Odd Fellows' Cem. H'liSTOX.

Mar. 11. EDMUND son of C. and Marv Crowe Rniston, aired 4 Relative and friends lire invite! i services. 2 P.

at parents' re iiience. Moreliind Road. P.ethayres, Pa. Int. 1 rivate.

Ivy Hill Cem. Friends may call Fri. vc no.VNKn. March S. WILLIAM son of John and Mary Bonner (nee McGinty).

aged 1- and friends are invited to fune ral. S.30 A. from his late residence. 10 W. Norris st.

Solemn requiem mass at Church of St. Michael. 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. BORXSTKIN. Suddenly at Atlantic City. X. March 9.

JENNIE VIRGINIA, wife of I the late Louis Bornstcin. Funeral will be held at Chelten Hilis Washington lane. Ccrmantnwn, at 11.30 A. M. Please omit flowers.

HRENNAN. March 10. ANNA beloed wife of Francis Hrennan (nee Dougherty), aged 20. Relatives and friends are invited to attend 8.30 A. from her late residence.

1413 S. Ettinc st. Solemn high mass of requiem at St. Gabriel's Church. 10 A.

Stint. Holy Cross Cem. RURSON. At her residence. 3501 36th Cleveland Park.

P. March 10. MART E. BCRSON. Funeral Fri.

afternoon. 2 o'clock. 2O0 Chestnut Narberth. Pa. Service and interment private.

Ell'PLET. March 10. HARRT husband of Mary E. Chudley. Relatives and friends, also Linwood Assembly.

No. 7, A. O. M. invited to services.

2 P. at his late residence, 508 South 55th st. Int. private. Friends may call Thurs.

eve. CLEMENTS. M.irch 11. ALBERT husband of Mary E. Clements.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services, Fri 2 P. at his late residence. 1638 Harrison Frankford. Int. East Cedar Hill Cem.

Friends may call Thurs. eve. CLINTON. On March 10. JOHN J.

CLINTON. Funeral on at 8.30 A. from Oliver H. Bair 1820 Chestnut st. Re-qnlem high mass at St.

Patrick's Church. at 10 A. M. Int. at Holy Sepulchre Cem.

COPE. Third month. Tenth. 1924. JOSHUA MORRIS COPE, in his 3Hth year.

Funeral. Fifth dav. Third month. Thirteenth. 2 P.

from Lansdowne Friends' Meeting House. Int. private. Friends may call at his lute residence, 19 Brighton Kirklyn. Fourth day.

Third month. Twelfth, from 7 to 0 P. M. Please omit flowers. CORDING LEY.

March 11. MART widow of John Cordingley. and daughter of the late Joseph and Mary Rriggs. in her 77th year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral.

1.3'L P. from her late residence 4523 Tacka'anna Frankford. Services in St. Mark's P. E.

Church 2.30 P. M. Int. private. Friends may call Fn.

eve. COSENTINO. March 10. FRANCIS, daughter of Frank and Ana Ma Cosentino. aged 20.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral. 9 A. residence. 1632 S. 15th st.

Solemn high mass, St. Rita's Church. Int. Holy Cross Cem. (ISTEU.O.

March 10. MARY daughter of late Patrick and Mary Costello. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. 8 from her late residence. 1036 S.

15)th St. ISoYemn mass. St. Thomas Aquinas' Church. 9.30 A.

M. Int. private. CROSSON- March MARY CROSSON. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 8 SO from residence of her nephew, William Crosson.

137 S. 53d st. Solemn mass of re-iuni Church of Oi'r Lady of Victory. 10 A. M.

Int. New Cathedral Cem. I) Mil MAN. Suddenly, at Atlantic City. N.

March 11. EMMA, widow of Henry Dahl-iiiitn. line notice of funeral will be given. POCKENDORFF. Moreh 11.

ANNIE wife of late Samuel H. Dockendorff. Relatives and friends are invited to attend services. Thurs 2 P. M-.

residence of her daughter. Mrs. Alfred N. Redding. 547 S.

49th St. Int. private. PURKIX. March 1.

MARGARET DUR-KIN. wife of the late Michael Durink. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral. Thurs 9 A. from her late residence.

1133 Locust Camden. N. J. High mas-. Church of the Sacred Heart.

10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross lent. Friends may call Wed.

eve. ESLOA. March 9. STEPHEN. aged 56.

beloved husband of Elizabeth. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral on 8 30 A. from bi late residence. 1733 Pierce st. Solemn requiem mass.

Church of St. Tliopias. 9.30 A. M. Int.

Holy Cross Om. GAKRIGUES. At Moorestown. X. March J0.

FRANK GARR1GCES. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral. 2 1'e residence. 312 Chestnut Moorestown. N.

J. Friends may call Thurs. eve. GLENN. March 9, WILLIAM husband adelphia ordains.

That every advertisement tor proposals for work -to be done or materials to be furnished for or on behalf of the Citv shall state the requirement that all bids mnst be sc. companied bv a certified check on a responsible bank or trust company In favor of the City to the amount of live per centum 01 tne sum or nch iid Should the successful bidder refuse or omit to enter into the contract when so re quired, such check, or so much tnereor as mav bo necessary to reimburse the City for the difference between the amount of the said- bid and. the actunl cot to the City of the doing of the work or furnishing the material, together with nv othtor "costs that may be incurred by th City, shall be forfeited to and become the prop erty of the Ity. Sect. 2.

Unon notice from the Director or other Citv official in charge of letting snch contract any or all bidders must supplement, their bids, with a sworn statement, which is to be confidential, showing mat tney nave tne nconaarv facilities experience and financial resources to perform the work In a proper and satisfactory manner, in occoroance wnn inn specifications and within the time stipulated. Such statement must describe the facilities possessed Kv the bidder, relate his experience In the doing of the same or similar work, and disclose his financial resources, specifying the amount of his liquid and other assets and the number and amount of his other existing contracts. Including and Indicating those with the City. Should anv of the matters or thines provided to set forth In said statement be found, after investigation by the Director or other City official In charge of letting of such contract, to be false the certified check provided in the first section of this ordinance shall be retained bv the Citv as liquidated damages; Provided. That when the contract shall be rinlv executed and entered into all of said certified checks shall be returned to the respective bidders, except those to retained as liquidated damages.

Sect 3 The ordinance approved Mt 25. A. D. 1860 entilted "An Ordinance relating to proposals for work and materials." is here-Approved the 7th dnv of March. A.

D. 1921. W. FREELAND KENDRICK. (Xo 1417.1 of Philadelphia.

AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE THE Director of Pnbllc Safety to draw, and the City Controller to countersign, warrants in n.iv. ment of services of patrolmen during 123. disposition of whose cases before the Civil Service Commission was received too late for transmittal to the City Controller before the closing of the books of 1023. Section 1. The Council of the City of Phil-adelphia ordains.

That the Director of Public Safety be authorized to draw, and the City Controller to countersign, a warrant 1n the sum of four hundred and ninety-five (495t dollars against Item A-6 in the a pnropriatiop for 192t to the Department of Public Safety. Bureau of Police, in favor of Walter Gilbert, bonded employee of the Bureau of Police, to pav th following patrolmen In the amounts noted for services during 1923. disposition of whose caset before the Civil Service Commission was received too late for transmittal to the Citv Controller before the closing of the books of 1923: Wm. H. Kehl.

Third District. 9 days. $45 Rodger Williams. Tenth District. 16 davs "0 Bernard Montague.

Tenth District. 16 davs 80 Harrv J. Wangh. Sixteenth District. 10 days Edward A- Deneen.

Twenty-seventh District. 15 days Geo. Schwsrzmann. Twenty-ninth District. 24 davs I7? Chas.

Nelson. Ninth District. 9 $49', Approved the 7th day of March. A. Tt.

132! W. FREFLAND KENDRICK. (Xo. 1410.) Mayor of Philadelphia. AX ORDIXAXICE TO AMEXD THE RUPGET appropriations for 1924 to the Departments of Board of Revision of Taxes and City Architect.

Section 1. The Council of the City of Philadelphia ordains. That the Budget appropriations for the year 1924 be hereby amended as follows: In Section 15. providing for an appropriation to-the Board of Revision of Taxes. Item A-l.

by inserting: "15. Bookkeeper and filing clerk I at 1.200 "Provided. That Section 5 of (he ordinance of February 28. 1856. shall not apply to this item." In Section 22.

providing for an appropriation to the City Architect. Item A-l. by striking out: "2: Assistant City Architect 1 at 2,500" and inserting in lieu thereof "2. Chief clerk at 2.000" Approved th 7th day of March. A.

D. 1921 W. FREFLAXD KENDRICK. (No. 1412.1 Mayor of Philadelphia.

AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE THE Director of Public Safety to ent-r into contracts for the installation of new boilers and necessary equipment in City Hall, together with alterations and repairs to existing Installation, and providing for the payment thereof. Section 1. The Council of the City of Philadelphia ordains: That the Director of Public Safety is hereby authorized to enter into contracts for the installation of four new water-tiibe boilers in the east flreroom of City Hall and the necessary equipment for the burnin? of fuel oil in the new boilers and In the two boilers in the court yard: together with alterations and repairs to the existing installation. There is hereby set aside ont of Item 310 Loan, Department of Public Safety. Director's Office, the sum of eighty-five thousand (85.000) dollars toward the work herein authorized.

Tiit balance to be charged against Item 190-x Ian. In the appropriation to the Department of Public Safety. Electrical Bureau. Approved the 7th dav of March A. D.

1924. W. FREELAND KENDRICK. (No. 1418) Mavor of Philadelphia.

AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE CERTAIN transfers in appropriations for 1924 to the Department of City Treasurer. City Controller and Commissioners of Fairmount Park. Section 1. The Council of the City of Philadelphia ordains. That the City Controller I authorized and directed to transfer the sum of five thousand six hundred and sixty-six (5666) dollars and sixty-six (66) cents from Item 14.

additional compensation to employees, in the appropriation for 1924 to the City Treasurer, to the CITY CONTROLLER Item A-4 Personal services: additional tax auditors. 2 at $400 per annum, from March 1. 1924.. $666 64 COMMISSIONERS OF FAIRMOUNT PARK. Item 18.

To pay Louis A. Mattson for extra week concert of Fairmount Park Symphony Orchestra at Lemon Hill. August 27 to September 2. 1923 no Approved the 7th dav of March. A W.

FREELAND KENDRICK. (No. 1413) Mayor of Philadelphia. AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE TOE Director of rublic Safetyto enter into contracts for the erection of a fire truck and engine station on property owned bv the city, situate on the east side of Fifty-fourth street, between Haverford avenue and Parish street. Section 1.

The Council of the City of Philadelphia ordains: That the Director of Public Safety is hereby authorized to enter into contracts for the erection of a fire truck nnd engine station on property owned bv the Citv situate on the east side of Fifty-fourth street, between Haverford avenue nnd Parrish street. aJa exceeding one hundred thousand (100. 000) dollars. The said amount to be charged against Item 20O Ixian. in the appropriation to the Department of Public Safety.

Director Office. Approved the 7th dav of March A. D. 1924. W.

FREELAND KENDRICK. (No. 1419.) Mayor of Philadelphia. AX ORDIXAXCE TO AUTHORIZE A CER-tain transfer in appropriations for 1024 to the Departments of City Treasurer and Public Safety. Section 1 Ttia Cnimoll v.

9 ti i. delphia ordains. That the City Controller bn authorized inH Hiruftail i. of one thousand seven hundred (1700) dollars irum iicm it. snnuionai compensation to employees, in the appropriation for 1924 to the City Treasurer, to the following: J-Llil-lU HAFKTY.

Electrical Bureau. Item 84. Purchase and installation of emergency storage battery in City Hall $17O0 Approved the 7th dav of March. A. 1924 W.

FREELAND KENDRICK. (No. 1414.) Mayor of I'niladeljhls. ICE WAGON and hauling wagon. 2 horses 2 full sets of harness in excellent cond.

Apcly A. Ithen. 115 W. Courtland st. ICr? WAGON for sale, reasonable.

Diamond 0931-W. 2001 N. Jessuo st. DROP bottom wagons wanted at Atwater-Kent job. R.

B. Wenner. 7 PANEL SIDE wagons: 1 ice cream wagoa. 1435 Federal st. MEM0RIAM ARLENE.

WOODALTj TEA VERS, ing remembrance. In lov- PA1KTIHG AND PAPERHAKGINQ PAPERING and painting- by expert: rooms 4 up. including plastering. S. Kauffman.

1213 X. 10th st. Poplar 0496: Park 8890. FIRST-CLASS PAINTING by an American mechanic. Call or write.

W. R. Stringer. 1930 Norris st. Dia.

3735-W. SPECIAL for this month, rooms papered. and up. Work guaranteed. Katzen.

657 S. B5th street. Woodland i4i-vv, PAPERII ANGlNG done. $4 per room and up. All work guaranteed.

Max Manashell. 1331 North 10th street. Phone i'opiar 4dz. FAPER HANGER requires work. Belmont 233Q-W Bell phone GOOD papering, lowest price.

M. Rubanoff. 2178 E. Seargeant st. iici our estimate.

HOUSE PAINTING Fronts. up: all work cheap. Drew. 2532 N. Sartajn.

PAPERHAXGIXG done reasonable, go any-where. Green. 1543 W. Dauphin. Col.

4502. JCAUUHTS PIANO One of our storage customers will accept $50 for her Heppe upright. North Phila. Storage 2Hm t.enign. FLAYER Private party will sacrifice her Heppe 88-note mahoeany case.

H7U. also oak dtnlng room table. $12. 2033 Lehigh. BRUXSWICK.

mahog. talking- machine, large model. Woodland S503-W. PIAXO. Regent, oprt.

fe mah. bed at prac. own price. Stg. 2033 Lehigh.

FIAXO. Mozart, upright. $50 cash. mah. bed-room set.

$80. 2033 Lehigh. PIANO. Emerson, $165. wond.cond..

beaut. case, terms $5 mo.if des Stg fn L-high PLAYER-PIANO, high-grade, little used. owner must sell soon. Call afts. 1936 N.

7th st. RADiOJPMEKJ KADIO SETS repaired and rebuilt, all work absolutely guaranteed. Specializing in reflex. New reflex sets, mahogany or oak cabinets. $35: perfect in everv detail: guaranteed.

Oak Lane 1503-W. 6508 North Uher st. 3-TUBE HOPWOODIncluding Edison primary and batteries. 5-W-D-ll tube and horn. $45.

Phone Frankford HARKXESS 2-tube and Atwater-Kent sets built and repaired: aerials installed any-where. 4443 X. Chad wick 130Q-W. EFFICIF.NT radio repair service, day or night. Sets re-wired.

Phone Oregon 4739. CARPETJLEAN Telephone Kensington 2441 -251 -3907 QUAKER CITY CARPET CLEANING CO. 1125 to 1137 E. COLUMBIA AVE. Cleaning and Dyeing Ladies and gents wearing apparel, household goods.

Oriental and Domestic Rugs, Carpets. Tr.pestries. Blankets. Curtatns. Damp Wash Laundry RESTAURANT.

N. E. section of city, doing fine business, high class trade, fine will sell reas. E-216. Inquirer office.

FRUIT and produce very cheap. Apply 4373 Main best location. Manayunk. Phila. Phone Manayunk 0434.

FRUIT STORE for rent, good chance for exp. man. Apply Economy Sixtieth and Oxford street. MEAT MARKET for sale or rent, corner store. big neighborhood, very reasonable.

Apply 3233 Norris st MOVING picture theatre for sale, seating capacity of 500. For information call 266 W. Ontario at. ELECTRICAL Strictlv cash supply, radio and fixture business, doing $30,000 annually. Well established, out-of-town, sac.

W-2R3. Inq. off. BARBER SHOP7 doTni good in Bryn Mawr. 2 chairs, on Main St.

rhillips Mfg. 4720 Market st. EST A tailoring 2263 E. Ann store, 6 rms. bath.

elec. A-l barg. Yanus, 029 Chestnut street. Walnut 67H0. DRUG STORE Unusual opportunity for reliable party with limited Worth invest! cntingJE0fl daily, business $60: good LJLUg OtOie xear Chestnut nill.

present lease: $10.000. Seidman. 1641 N. Franklin. BARBER SHOP FOR SALE in good business locality, without dwelling.

M. GABRIEL. BOS) Rising Sun avenue. Pororrn 40-car capacity. Germantown.

laree Udldge oiI- sas accessory trade. $2500. Exceptional bargain. Kamens. 1015 Chestnut.

DINING ROOM in large hotel in Camden, good lease. 2 blocks from new bridge: small cap-tal required. Address 15 S. Sickle Phila. CIGAR store with property, good business.

$300 weekly. Gentile neighborhood. 11272. Inquirer office. ROOMING house.

1334 Stiles nicely steam heat. elec. low rent, good lease: sac- rinVe for cash bayer. CORNER cigar, candy, ice cream store, with property, for sale. For information call Oregon 9I7.

GROCERY and delicatessen store, excel, West Phila. wonderful opportunity, leaving town Phone Woodland 9335-W. mkat MARKET, on big traffic street, doing good business, act quick. Apply after 6 p. m.

mo is. win st. GARAGE and supplies. 45 car full doing good bus. reas.

long lease. 2460 Jasper st. APT. HOUSE. 16th and Arch, low rnt.

Clears $100 a month. Price $1200. Others. O. B.

Lanainger A 132 S. 17th St. GARAGE 50 cars, filled, disagreement partners, big repair -sacrifice quick. $2200. METROPOLITAN 1802 FAIRMOUNT AV.

RESTAURANT for sale, fully equipped, most excellent location: big business guaranteed. money maker. Mr. Bradley. 684 N.

Broad st. A BARGAIN, oyster house, light lunch and ice cream, ill health reason for sMling. Apply 5705 Master st. Ph. Bel.

1591-W. RESTAURANT and furn. good business. 85 N. 17th.

Phone Locust 2386. $5000 cash buys the best restaurant in the Northeast. Must sell. L-204 Inquirer office. store for sale, with prop.

Will sac. Llgrfr Leaving city. 2349 N. 15th st. MEAT market for sale, doing profitable busi- ness.

Hayes. 36Q3 Market street. RESTAURANT Greatest sacrifice to quick buyer, fully equipped, good loca. 4232 Mkt. CIGAR STOP.E.

$2000. transfer corner: rfn- other $1000. Bargains. 1131 W. Cumberland.

$250 START Sattract. includ. stock, man or woman, profitable. P-225. Inquirer office.

CORNER property. 6 rooms, bath. elec. doing $200: double In summer. $5800.

10159. WELL established jobbing 3d above Mar- ket st. Owner retiring. 333. Inquirer office.

DRUG STORE, good business, low overhead, very reas. E-299. Inquirer office. WELL-PAYING cake route for sale. Call 5841 York road.

$5i() WILL handle bus. netting $300 monthly. B-324. Inquirer office. WARDROBE -concession for rent.

Apply Paradise Cafe. Poplar st. bet. 11th 12th. BARBEH SHOP.

3 chairs, good loc. excellent business, sell reas. 626 Columbia ave. GENERAL store and grocery in country. C.

O. Zicgler. Bridgeboro. N. J.

Agent. APARTMENT house, good payinp. nnf. loc. on 16th.

1 too blk. to rear st. K-221 Inq. BARBER SHOT for sale, 3 chairs, going out of business. 6 N.

Third st. $2000. WITH or without service, new French iirod'ict. good E-263. Inquirer office.

ESTABLISHED business. good opportunity. leaving city. $750 required. R-254.

Iim. off. LIGHT lunch buffet; reason for selling. Call between 2.30 nnrl 3.30. 23 8.

7tli st. Reading. Pa. LAND. March 10.

GEORGE bnshand of Lotta F. Land. Relatives and friends, also wasmngron camp. No. 4X5.

p. o. S. of and Logan Council. No.

914. O. of I. a-e Invited to attend funeral services. 2 P.

residence. 1948 E. Allegheny ave. Int. nri- rate.

Viewing 7 to 9 P. M. McDERMOTT At Wayne. Pn March 10 CATHARINE, wife of late James McDermott. Relatives and friends are invited to fnneral.

8.30 A. late residence. Aberdeen ave. High mass at St. Catharine's Church.

10 A. M. Int. St. Denis' Cem.

MONGAN. March 9. SUSANNA. beloved wife of John L. Mongan and daughter of the late Henry C.

and Margaret O'Neill. Relatives and friends, also Div. No. 112, G. I.

A. of B. of L. and Senior Officers' Social, are invited to attend at 8.30 A. from her late residence.

518 X. 39th st. Solemn requiem mass. -St. Agatha's Church, 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. NKILL. March 10.

ARTHUR husband of Annie L. Xelll (nee Green), son of Mary A. and late John R. Xeill. Relatives and friends, slso Mt.

Horeb T-odee. Xo. 528. F. and A.

M. Tall Cedars of Lebanon. Xo. 10. and all other organizations of which he was a member, invited to funeral services.

11 A. at his residence. 5408 Willows ave. Int. Hopewell Downinctown.

Friends may call Wed. eve. O'MALLEY. March 11. MARY daughter of Mary and the late William Fitzpatrtck: Fnneral A.

M. High mass sacred Heart Church, Winchester, Va. Remains may be viewed Thurs. at her sister's residence. Mrs.

John O'Xeil Casey. 833 X. 48th st. OWRID March 11. WILLIAM h.isb- id of Anna M.

Owrid (nee Cross), aged 79. Funeral. 1 P. from his late residence. 3 X.

30th Camden. N. J. Int. private.

PATTERSON. March 10. JOHN hnsband of the late Mary Patterson (nee McOrath)-Relatives and friends, also all societies of which he was a member, are invited to attend funeral. 8.30 A. from his late residence.

2101 E. Somerset st. Solemn requiem mass. St. Ann's Church.

10 A M. Int. New Cathedral Cem. PETERS. March 9.

ASENATH. wife of William 3. Peters (nee Mariner). Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funeral. 8.30 A.

from her late residence. B37 E. Westmoreland st. Solemn requiem mass at Church of the Ascension. 10 A.

M. Int. New Cathedral Cem. QUIXN. March 10.

JOHN husband of j. uninn (nee Toner), and brother of Mother M. Henrietta, of Sisters of St. Joseph's, aged 50. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral.

8.30 A. from late residence. 1821 N. Gratz St. Solemn requiem mass at St.

Elizabeth's Church. 10 A. M. Int. Holy Sepnlchre Cem.

OUINN. March 10. SUSAN, widow of William Quinn. Relatives and friends, also B. V.

M. Sodality and League of Sacred Heart, are invited to funeral. 8.30 A. from late residence. 8R2 N.

Markoe st. Solemn requiem mass at Church of Our Mother of Sorrows. 10 A. M. Int.

New Cathedral Cem. RAFFERTY. Solemn pontifical anniversary mass for the repose of the soul of Right Rev. Monsignor M. J.

RAFFERTY will be celebrated March 13. In St. Stephen's Church. Broad and Butler 10 A. M.

divine ornce win negin at a.aO A. M. RANKIN. March 11. DAVID RANKIN" SR.

Relatives and friends invited to services. 2 P. at the residence of his son. Davjd Rankin. 2518 South 17th st.

Int. private. Friends may call Fri. eve. REMICK.

March 10. REBECCA, daughter of late James and Mary A. Remick. Relatives and friends invited to funeral services 2 P. at her late residence.

3135 Aramingo ave. Int. private. Mt. Peace Cem.

RILEY. March 10. ALBERTINA he-loved daughter of Richard A. and Albertina 3. Riley, aged 19.

Relatives and friends also B. V. M. Sodality. Church of Our Ladv of Holy Souls, invited to funeral.

7 30 A. residence of her parents. 2113 Bellevue st. High mass. Church of Our Lady of Holy Souls.

9 A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. SANDER.

March 8. LENA (nee Hoffman), wife of Frederick A. Sander. Relatives and friends invited to fnneral services. Wed 2 P.

at the parlors of August P. Kunzig 2003 W. Tioga st. Int. private.

Mt. Vernon Cem. SHATZ. LEWIS on March 9. aged 60 years, survived by widow and two sons.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Wed 2 P. M-. from home. 225 S.

57th Phila. SMITH. March 10. LEWIS, husband of Mary Smith (nee Brown). Relatives and friends, also members of Fairmount Park Guards' Diligent Council.

No. 4. Penn Township Lodge. Xo. 319.

I. O. invited to funeral. 1 P. residence 2522 X.

19th st. Int. Mt. Vernon Cem. Friends may call Thurs.

eve. SPRINGER. Suddenly. March 10. ABRAHAM SPRINGER.

Relatives and friends invited to services. 2 P. at the parlors of David H. Bowen Son. N.

E. cor 50th and Catharine sts. Int. private. STANTON.

March 11. BESSIE daughter of late William J. and Anna Stanton. Relatives and friends, also Gesn V. M.

Sodatv are invited to attend funeral. 8.30 A. from residence. 4537 Larchwood ave. Solemn hieh mass of rrquiem at St.

Francis de Sales Church. 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

STEVENS. Of Jenkintown. March 8 CHRISTINA wife of Dr. Augustus Stevens. Relatives and friends invited to funeral services.

2 P. M. precisely. David H. Schuyler Broad and Diamond streets.

Int. private. SULLIVAN. March 9. CATHERINE C.

wife of John J. Sullivan. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral. 8.30 A. late residence.

2203 Ruffner St. Solemn high mass of requiem. Church of Our I.ady of Souls, 10 A. M. precisely.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. SUTPHEN. Ma rch 10. JEAX wife of William E.

Sutphen (nee I.oomis). and daughter of Mrs. George H. Thirsk. in her 20th year.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral servics. 2 P. from parlors of William T. Rose. 1822 Orthodox Frank-ford.

Int. at Oakland Cem. Remains may be viewed from 8 to 10 P. hi. Camden papers please copy.

THOMAS. March 5. CAROLINE THOMAS. Relatives and friends are invited to attend VZrV- 8 p- at late home. 1839 N.

13th st. Int. private. Lebanon. Pa.

TIEFENTHALER. March 9. ALICE, wife cf frank Ttefentha ler. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral. 8.

SO A. late residence. 217 N. C3d st. Solemn Requiem Mass.

Our Ldy of Rosary Church. 63d and Callowhill 10 A. il Iut Oi Cathedral Cem. A.