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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 31, 1937 26 a Died Legal Notice Elected Charles Levine Pleads HUNT SEEN Changes Announced In N. Y. Listings RALLY WHEAT Machinery and BOOK Sewer, Double Screw Stand "pTT Paper Cutter. Shear, Seybold Colt' Embouer, 3 size Colt'e CanH. Slitter, Monotype Cator A Keyboard 1 holdera.

Proof Wire JStltcher, Type, Metal Furniture, War nock Hook, Block. SHAPIRO, 438 A': 7 A J. GRIFFITH BOARDMAN Who has been elected to the board of directors of the Quaker City Federal Savings and Loan Association. He recently was appointed Secretary of Revenue of Pennsylvania by Governor Earle. Unemployment Tax On Bank Enjoined HARRISBURG, Aug.

30 'A. prompted a brief rise. The Dauphin County Court granted I Winnipeg followed the action of a preliminary injunction today re-, Chicago, rallying after an early the State from collecting back and then turning downward the unemployment compensation tax aaln. Export sales were only mod- from the Integrity Trust Phlia. The suit was similar to actions previously started by a number of an initial dip as buying by Eastern other Philadelphia and Pittsburgh I houses Increased.

Resting orders banking institutions. to sell were uncovered above 96 cents. Judge W. Hargast, who granted to- New crop futures were hesitant to day's restraining order directed follow this advance, laboring un-agalnst Secretary of Labor and In-; der pressure of hedging sales and the dustry Bashore, set 10 A. Friday, to hear a motion to continue the preliminary Injunction.

The trust company claimed It should be exempt from the tax because It Is a member of the Federal Reserve system and therefore an "instrumentality of the United States." Commodity Prices From The Inquirer Bureau. NKW YOHK. Aug. 30 Commodity mint lions In today' markets were ax follow; IIITKIl Month. Scpleniher DercmlMr i in-.

now. 7 12 (19 12 7 'f 12 78 12 76 12 821 8THAIT TIN Sprite mber Di-i-rmlier March May 58 15 57 115 57 S5 67 55 September 10b 15(1 25 December INC 7 20 7 20 7 15 715 October December 7 7 151 HI RHt Rales, 4410 Tuna in II (10 07 17 6 17 September 18 34 18 25 18 311 Orlolier 18 42 18 42 18 380 Novrmber 18 45n December 18 54 18 46 18 5UI' 54t January 18 55 18 55 18 bin February 18 66n March 11 75 18 65 18 74W.75t mil 18 78n May 76 18 76 18 June 18 Rftn 'uly 18 86 18 86 18 90n RAW Ml ri TI HK Not Guilty to Smuggling NEW YORK. Aug. 30 (V. A.

Levine, first transatlantic air passenger, pleaded not guilty In Federal Court today to an Indictment charging him with smuggling' 2000 pounds of tungsten Into this country from Canada. Levine, accused of conspiring with several others to evade the customs duty, appeared In court late and was held In $2000 bail. MBSC SUES Mitten Bank Securities Corpora tlon entered suit In Federal Court yesterday against the United States to obtain a refund of documentary taxes of $1051 for documentary stamps required by the Federal Internal Revenue Bureau on an agreement made In August, 1933, under which the maturity dates of mortgage bonds of $1,051,000 on the Mit ten Building, owned by MBSC, were extended to March 15. 1940. BOND PAYMENTS NEW YORK.

Aug. 30. Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul Pacific on September 1 will make payments of $708,851. Payments will Include principal of $384,000 and interest of on equipment trust series Died AVrRKI.l..

Aug. SHKHMAN AV- EftKI.L. aged 71 Relative and friends invlled lo funeral, from Parlor, of S. Worthlngion, Wycombe, 1 M. (I).

S. HINWANI.m. Aug. VI, BENJAMIN. usband of the late Anna M.

Blswar.ger (nee Hnumanni. Relatives and friends, also ljdge No. 9. F. and A.

M. T. H. Fieeinan R. A.

C. No. Joppa Council, No. 4H; Joshua Ass Chapter School of Instruction no Masons veteran, Ass it. are tnviteu lo tlend funeral services.

2 P. at hi tale residence, 11121 Harrison at. Int. North Cedar Hill (em. friend may call 7 to 9 P.

M. BIIDKY Aug 29. JOHN husband nf Ihe late Anna M. Bodey, aged 84 years. Rel- nve, anu iriends.

also rnua. iteaumg Relief are Invited to attend funeial, 2.15 P. at the Leeilnm Funeral Home. Southampton. Pa.

Int. private. Kriends may call 7 lo 9 P. M. HI IIKK.

Aug. 29, WILLIAM nn nf Ihe late Michael and Ellen Hurke. Funeral 8 mi A. from the Parlor of Wetzel Son. 4712 N.

5th st. High Requiem Mas at the Incarnation Church, .10 A. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. CASKY.

Aug. 28. EVA K. TASEY (nee eilleyi. wife of Daniel J.

A. Casey. Rela-ves, friends and employees of Uuartermaa- ler' Depot, IT. S. Marine Corps.

Invited to lunerai, a. rrom the resi dence of her slsler, Mr. Adam Cantz, 125 Ditman st. Solemn reuulem mas, Church of St. Bernard, 11 A.

M. Int. Holy 'rot Cem. CASKY. Aug.

M. MARY A. (nee Hughesi, of Asjien wife of Jame Lasev. Keiatives and menus are invitea i attend the funeral, A. om Parlor of Tho.

M. l-acy. 1 1KB N. S2d t. Solemn Requiem Mass.

St. Agatha's Church. Id A. M. Int.

Old Cathedral Cem. lewing Wed. eve. CIK KItOKT. Suddenly.

Aug. 29, JANE ROSS, wife of Edwin F. Cockroft. Relatives nd friends are invited to services, 11 at the Hurkett Home for funeral. I ark anil Uayton ('ollingswood, N.

nt. Hillside Cem. Friends may call Tues. eve CI I.I.EN. Suddenly, Aug.

27. ELEANOR beloved daughter of Mary E. (nee Dor- man and the late John Cullen. Relatives nd friends, also B. V.

M. Sodality, are In- led to arsvnd funeral, A. M. from her mother's residence. 206 Jefferson Solemn requiem mass at St.

Michael Church. 10 A. M. Int. Hoiycrosa Cim, DAVIS Aug.

27. ARTHUR husband Mary Davis (nee rlavelll. Relative and friends are Invited to attend lunerai iter ices. II A. at the Rowen Fu neral Home.

2742-44 N. 5lh t. Int. Norlh- wood Cem. Friend may call Tue.

eve. DKHON Aug. 29. HELEN, widow of Loul A. Dehon.

Relatives and friends are Invited lo Ihe funeral, 8.30 A. irom ine residence or ner oaugnter. in inert A. t'ons. 4i Hroadview Btv erlv Hills.

Pa. Solemn reuuiem mass at Laurence Church, Highland Park, at Id A. ai. inr. privaie.

DREAVEH. Suddenly, Aug. 28. MARY beloved wife of Francis J. Drenvi-r.

nd daughter of late John and Marv K. Pewter Mossbrook and niece of Sister Mary Rose. H. of G. S.

Relatives and friend are invited to attend the lunerai. 8.30 is. irom laie residence, stale ro. ana Church Croydon. Pa.

Solemn Requiem Ma at St. Thomas Aquinas Church, 10 A. M. Int. St.

Dominic Cem. WKSTKIN. Aug. 30. SOL, husband of Polly Eckstein, of 123 Wyneva St.

Relative and friends, also Phlla. No. 23. V. O.

T. S. Stephen Girard Lodge. No. 450, F.

and A. M. Musical Fund Society. American Federation of Musicians, are invited to attend funeral services, 11 A. precisely, at Morris Rosenberg Son Memorial Chapel, 2O0S N.

Broad at. Int. Adath Jeshurun Cem. Viewing 8 to 10 P. M.

M.WKM,. Aug. 29, MARY E. (nee Sweeney wire of the late Dennis N. Kl-well.

Relative and friends. B. V. M. So dality, Invited to attend funeral.

a. irom ner late residence. ll Paschal ave. Solemn Requiem Mass. St.

Clement cnurcn. io A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

HMHA DT. Suddenly, Aug. 29. FREDERICK, husband of Esther Whv Emhardt. Relative and also employees Mt.

Airy I'ostoflice. are Invited lo srrvire. P. at the familv home. 32 llnrve" Gin.

Int. Ivy Hill Cem. Friend, may rail 7 to 8 P. M. FISCHER.

Aug. 30, FREDERICK husband of Ihe late Florence Fischer (nee Palmaloryi. Relatives and fi lends, also employees of Co. and O. O.

M. No. 5-1, are Invited to Ihe ser-vire. 2.30 P. late residence.

2511 2d st. Int. Arlington Cem. Friends are invited to rait Wed. eve.

FITZEM. Suddenly, at Green mil Farms, Aug. 29, SOPHIA widow of Robert W. Fltzell. Service on Wed 11 A.

the Oliver It. Balr 1820 Chestnut st. Int. private. CRAY.

Aug. 29, at Avalon. N. Rev. JOHN husband nt Laura Grav.

Relatives and friend are Invited to funeral services, 2 P. at his late residence, 829 N. 22d st. Int. private.

Friend may rail Tues. eve. HAiittN. Aug. 28.

ANNIE (nee Mclaughlin), wife of Ihe late John Hagen. Relatives and friend are Invited lo attend funeral, 8.30 A. from late residence, 5033 Gransbaek t. Solemn Mas nt Requiem. St.

Ambrose Church, 1U A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. HOIKIKINM.

Of 734 Sprague Mt. Airy, Aug. 30. LOWELL husband of Alice M. Hndgkln.

Relative and friend are Invited lo 3 P. Funeral Home of John K. Osborne, 5426 Wayne Gtn. Int. Ivy Hill Cem.

Friend may call Wed. eve. VI. AND. Aug.

28, PATRICK hu-band of Ihe late Rosanna Hvlund inee Grlffml, of Rallyhaunis. County Mavo, Ireland, and father of Sister Marie Chris-He of S. S. J. Relative and friends are invited to attend funeral.

8.30 A. Byrne Funeral Home, 3812 Spring Garden st. Solemn Requlme Mass. St, Agatha Church. 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Cms Cem. JONES. At Rehohoth.

Anir. 28. REV. ALFRED G. JONES.

Reverend Clergy, relatives and friends are Invited to attend the lunerai, Wert, morning. Sept. 1. at the Church of St. Agnes by the Sea, Rehohoth.

Del. Divine Office of the Dead recited at A. M. Slandard Time. Solemn Pontifical Mass nf Requiem at 111.30 A.

M. Int. New Cathedral Cemetery, Pa. JONEN. Aug.

29. JOHN husband of Ihe late Catherine llarlzel Jone. Relative, and friends are Invited to Ihe service, P. Parlor, of Harold B. Mulligan, 1119 W.

Lehigh ave. Int. SI. John's Sellers- tile. Pa.

Viewing Wed. eve. RANK. Aug. 29.

JOHN husband of Margaret Kane (nee O'Gara). and brother Ihe lale Rev. David Kane. Relative and friend are Invited lo attend funeral. 8.30 A.

C. J. Kelly Home for 31)37 Chestnut where friends mav call eve. Solemn Mass nf Requiem. Church the Most Blessed bacrament, 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Cros Cem. LAI'M. Ml.

Aut. JuliN .1 hus. hand of Mary E. Lafferty (nee litigant, aged years. Relatives and friends are Invited attend the funeral, 8.3(1 A.

fiom his late residence. 2207 Emerald st. Solemn Mass of Requiem, Church of the Holy Name, 10 A. M. Int.

New Cathedral tern. LEVI. Aug. 29. In Buffalo.

DAVID husband of Amy K. I-evl. Father of Ruth David Levi, Jr. The funeral will take place from the family residence. 174 Soldier' Place in Buffalo.

Tue. 2 P. M. 0 IMMEDIATE SERVICE 111 DAY OR NIGHT IU OLIVER H. BAIR FUNERAL DIRECTORS M.

A. tAI. Srtiidtnl RIT. 1581 RACE 1110 Xrlington Cemetery Arlington Cemetery I ptrma-nent tribul to the memory of Ihe beloved departed. It I dedicated forever to this purpose, without fear of any future neglect or desecration.

nil FX II, HILL PHILADELPHIA all of the 5. on of all all has I.OWNNHl'KY. Aug. 28. MARY A.

(ne Armstrong), wife of W. Harry Lowmbury Relative and friend, alio Covenant Chap- iiui a U.I....U id I. A and' Sylvan Aux. No. J.

T. C. are Invlled to attend funeral service, 2 P. at her lata residence. 4323 Hlgbee kt.

Int. North Cedar Hill Cem. No viewing Tue. eve. l.f MH.

Of Flsk East Falls. Aug. 30. HANNAH LUMB. Relatives and fiiend are Invited lo funeral.

1 P. Home of W. M. Tamer, 41711 Ridge ave. Int.

Oakland Cem. Friend rail Wed. eve. MelNTYItK. Aug.

28, MARY A. McIN-TYRE, daughter of the late Patrick and Mary Mclnlyre. Relative and friends, also a. V. M.

SOtlal TV, Aliar ana nuswry gucieiy. are Invited lo funeral. 8.30 A. from her home. 1233 N.

Redfleld t. Solemn Requiem Mass at the Church of St. Koe of Lima, 10 A. M. Int.

Old Cathedral Cem. MrUARHY. Aug. 29. ELIZABETH daughter of Henrv J.

and Elizabeth K. Mr- Garry (nee Gillespie). Relative, friend md Alumnae of West Catholir High School Invited to funeral. 8.30 A. from her late residence.

4326 Lancaster av. Solemn Reau em Church of Our Mother nr. 10 A. M. Interment St.

Denl' Cem. MARTIN. Aug. 30. MAJOR THOMAS S.

MARTIN, aged 78 year. Service. ll A. at St. limoinv cnurcn.

rciuge ave. and Walnut lane, Roxborough. Friend may rail at hi home, E. Hermit lane, 7 to P. M.

51EDD. Aug. 28. ANNA, wife of the late Dr. Henrv Medd.

need 79 years. Relative and friend, are Invited lo attend funeral service, 1 P. Apartment of William 11. Buttersby, 3316 N. Broad at.

Int. North Cellar Hill Cem. Viewing Tue. eve. Kindly omit flower.

MOHRBACII. At Langhorne, Aug. 30. KATHEIUNE widow of late rhiis- an Mohrhach. Services at It.

L. Horner Funeral Home. 378 S. Bellevue Langhorne. 8 P.

M. Service and In terment St. John's Reformed Cem. Orwlg- burg. 2 P.

M. NOI.T. Aug 28. at Elgin. ARRA- HAM husband of the late Annie E.

Nolt. Relatives, friends, Conrad B. Day Lodge. No. 643.

and A. and all other organizations are Invited to services. ii a. ai. at ine rarinrs oi w.

j. rune, 4835 Baltimore ave. Int. West Laurel Hill Cem. Friend may call 7 lo 9 P.

M. PACKARD. Aug. 30. GERTRUDE D.

PACKARD (nee Gerner), wife of Herbert V. Packard, of 2203 S. 1 it. Relatlvt and friend are invited to the ervice. on 2 P.

at the Oliver H. Balr 1820 Chestnut st. Int. private. Viewing Wed.

eve. PALMER. Aug. 29. CATHERINE (nee Bosleri.

wife of Harry Palmer. Relatives and friend, also all societies of which he was a member, are Invited to attend the funeral services, 2.30 P. late residence, 3821 Brunner st. Int. Ardsley cem.

jrienos may ran weu. eve. REAGAN. Suddenly. Aug.

29. JOHN H. REAGAN. Friends and member of Relief of P. R.

R. and all other organizations of which he was a member, are invited lo viewing, 4 to 7 P. from 5413 Chester ave. Interment Elmlra, N. Y.

Please omit flower. ROWLEY. On Aug. 27. WASHING TON W.

ROWLEY. formerly of 6(135 Oxford st. Relatives, friends. Philo Lodge No. 444 F.

A A. M. and employees of Municipal Court are invited to the service on at 2 p. at ihe Oliver ll. Balr Building.

1820 Chestnut t. Interment nr vale. Friend may call Tues. evening from io JU i'. Al.

KCHOFIEI.D. Of 4337 Manavunk Aug. 28. JOSEPH J. SCHOFIELD, aged 80 years, funeral serv-lres on at 1 p.

at the Parlors of I. T. Ryan. 433 Lvreum Rovborough. Interment private.

Friends may can Tuesday, to p. M. NCHI I.Z. Suddenly. Aug.

26. FRANK, husband of Bertha Srhulz. Relative and friends Invited to funeral service. 2 P. at hi late residence.

KI6 S. 6It st. int. Greenmount Cem. Viewing Tue.

eve. SEIIIOI.I). Suddenly. Aug. 29, ELIZABETH, widow nf Godfrey Selbold.

Relatives and friends Invited lo lunerai services, 2 P. at late residence. No. 2 Aldcn ave. Riverside Park, N.

J. Int. Green-mount Cem. SHEAR. Aug.

28, WILLIAM husband of Mary Sheak (nee Knapp). Relative, friends and employees of the Phlla. Navy Yard, Invited to attend funeral service. 2 P. late residence.

2351 E. York st. Int. North Cedar Hill Cem. Friends may rail Tues.

eve. SHEER AN. Aug. 28. CATHERINE daughter of Mary (nee Collins) and the lale James Sheeran.

Relative and friends invited to attend funeial. 8 3(1 A. from the residence of her sister, Mr. Frank Fitzsimmons. 7425 Walnut la.

Solemn re quiem mas. St. Athanasius' Church, 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. SOI.IIEIM. Aug. 28. SEVERINE.

wife nf Sigurd Solhelm. Relatives and friends, also Prospect Chapter, No. 301, O. E. and Tre Kroner Lodge.

S. F. of Invited lo attend funeral service. 1.30 P. late residence.

3d and Warwick Es-sington. Pa. Int. ML Zion Cem. Friend may call Tues.

eve. KTACKIIOI SE. Aug. 29, at the home of her alster. Mr.

William Kohler. County Line. Hatboro. HANNAH wife of Charles Starkhouse. Relatives and friends are Invlled to service.

2 P. at the Walton Fcltv Funeral Hume, Hatboro, Pa. Int. Ivy Hilt Cem. STANTON.

Aug. 27. SADIE M. (nee My-rgi, wife of the late Warren M. Stanton.

Relatives and friends are Invited to services. 1 P. Funeral Home of Andrew J. Bair A Son, 3'J25 Chestnut sL Int. private.

HTOEGKR. Aug. 28. ANNA beloved daughter of George and Anna Stoeger (nee McGowan). aged 19.

Relatives and friend are Invited to attend the funeral. 8.30 A. from her late residence, 6123 Chestnut t. Solemn Requiem Mas. Our Ladv of Rosnrv Church.

10 A. M. Interment Holy Cros Cemetery. TOWNSEND. Late nf 1331 72d Oak Lane.

Aug. 29. HELEN beloved wife of William A. Townsend (nee Gllmour), In her 3Hth year. Relative and friend are invited lo attend aervice.

2 P. Kester' Funeral Home, fill E. Allegheny ave. Int. Northivood Cem.

Friends call at Funeral Home Tues. eve. VOCENREItOEH. In Langhorne. Aug.

29. ELLA JANifc widow of Frank C. Vogen-berger. Funer.rT private. Int.

M. E. Church Yard. Lflnghorne. Frend may rnll at her lale residence.

7 to 9 P. M. WIIKil.ESWOHTH. Of Richmond, also of 260 S. Farnigut terrace, Aug.

29, FLORENCE daughter of Ernest L. and L. Blanche Wlgglesworth. Service on at I P. at the Oliver H.

Bair 1820 Chestnut St. Int. private, at Klvel-vlevv Cem. Wilmington, Del. Friend may call Wed.

eve. WILKINSON. August 28. JANE (nee Kenny), wife of Joseph Wilkinson. Relative and friends are Invited to attend funeral.

8.30 A. from husband's residence. 2938 N. Waterloo St. Solemn Mas of Requiem, church of visitation B.

V. 10 A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.

WILSON. Aug. 30. MARY ELLEN, wife of the late Ezeklel C. Wilson.

Relative and friends are Invited to attend the services, 2 P. at the home nf her niece, Mrs. Robert P. Logan. 5319 Wakeheld Gin.

Int. Ivy Hill Cem. Friend may call Wed. eve. Legal Notices ESTATE OF FRANCIS 1.

DALY. IE-eeased. Letter Testamentary on the above estate have been granted to the undersigned, who request all persons having claims or demands against the Estate of the decedent to make known the same, and all persons indebted to the decedent to rr.ake payment, without delay, to ANNA W. DALY. 115 W.

Svlvania Philadelphia, Pa. Or to her Atlorney. ERANCIS I. DALY, 12 S. 12th Philadelphia.

Pa. ESTATE OF WAITER B. SMITH. I1E-ceased. letters nf Administration on the above Estate have been granted to the undersigned, who request all person having claims or demand against the Estate of the decedent to make known the lame, and all person Indebted to Ihe decedent lo make pavment.

without detav, to IDA M. SMITH. Administratrix, 807 S. Vodge Philadelphia, Pa. Or tn her Attorney.

PRANK O. SCHII.PP. 1500 Walnut Street Philadelphia, Pa. ESTATE OF JEREMIAH LYONS, Letter Testamentary on Ihe above Estute have been granted to the undersigned, who request all persons having claims nr demand against the Estate of the decedent to make known the same, and person Indebted tn the decedent to make payment, without delav. lo FRANCIS A.

BRADY, FKiv-i'rr Pa. DISSOLUTION NOTICES CERTIFICATE OF ELECTION TO Dissolve and the winding up In voluntary dissolution of a Pennsylvania corporation. Notice i hereby given that a Certificate Election to voluntarily dissolve The Penu Chemical Works, a Pennsylvania corporation, in accordance with the provisions ot "Business Corporation Law Act" of May 1933, section 1103. effective July 3, 1UM, having on June 2, 1937. been executed, and August 26, 1937, filed with the Department of Slate, and the said Certificate of Election to dissolve having been duly noted thereon August 26, 1937, In conformity with the law.

It approval and Indorsement, and a rerllflrale therefor having been duly delivered to the said corporation, and. In accordance with sub-section of Section 1104 of said act, due notice of the proceeding of the winding up of the buslne. said corporation having been mailed to known creditors and claimants of said corporation, all obligations due and outstanding having been duly liquidated, ai.d taxes, required by law having betn fully paid, further notice Is also given that the said The Penn Chemical Works, 1.122 Washington Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa ceased to carry on It business, and that further appllratinn will be duly filed with the said Department of State of Ihe Commonwealth nf Pennsylvania, for a Certificate of Dissolution of the said corporation on or after Monday, the nth day of September. WHITE CLAPP, Solicitors, 1930 Land Tllle Building. Philadelphia, Penna.

N. of IN THE COURT OP COMMON PLEA! NO. 1 fur the Cimntv nf PhllaulelDhia. March Term. 1937, No.

324. In Divorce A.V.M.: Blanch Elliott rraMoa vs. Alts M. res son. To Alton M.

reason, present residence I unknown, but the last known residence wa 4119 orchard Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Respondent: You will please taken nolle that I have been appointed Maater by Uie Court In the above rase, In which your wife. Blanche Miioit re ssi i mi hap brought suit againat yuu for absolute divorce on the ground of desertion and that I will hold a meeting for the purpose of taking testimony In aula ca at my ornee, Konm iiui, 1211 1 new-nut Street. Philadelphia, on Tuewlar, September 14th. 10.17.

at 1.30 o'clock P. Daylight Saving Time (12.30 o'clock Eastern sianuara limei. when ana wner you may attend with witnesses it you so oesir. GEORGE SCHWARTZ, Master, Room 1101. 1211 Chestnut SL, Philadelphia, Pa.

NOTICE or FIRST MKlrriNO OF CRKD- Itors In the District Court 01 the 'Jnited State for the Eastern District 01 pennsyl vanla. In the matter of Edward Ignatius Osellers, bankrupt, No. 20004. In bankruptcy. To the creditor of the aid bankrupt: Notice I hereby given that on August 19, 1937, the above named In dividual was auiy aajuaicatea rtanKrupi: and that the first meeting of creditors will he held at mv offices.

1701 Finance Building. 142B souin penn square, rnuadeipnia, on September 10. 1937. at 10.30 A. d.

a. (.. at whlrh time laid creditor may attend, prove their claims, nominate a trus lee, examine tne Bankrupt ana transact surh other busines a may properly come berore aaia meenng. Ail proois or aeoi must be Hied with the referee before Feb ruary 19, 1938. U.

LKKUT UrciMlINIir.K, Referee In Bankiuptcy, ESTATE OF EMMA M. PAVE. DECEASED. Letter testamentary on tne above estate have been granted to the undersigned, who request all persons having claim or demand agalnit the Estate of the decedent to make knuwn the same, and all persons in debted to the decedent to make payment. wiinoui ne av in LEONARD C.

DILL. F.verutnr. Finance Building. Philadelphia, Pa. Or to his Attorney ALBERT T.

HANBY, 10111 Finance 1420-28 So. Penn Square, Philadelphia. ESTATE OP LIZZIE BROOKS, l)E( EAS- erf. Letters Testamentary on the above late have been granted lo the undersigned, who reauest all oersons having claims or de mands against the Estate of the decedent lo maxe known the same, and all peraona in dehled lo the decedent to make payment, Wlinour oeiav, 10 INTEGRITY TRUST COMPANY. GEORGE W.

BROWN. President, 16th A Walnut Street. Philadelphia, Pa. Or to It Attorney: JOHN J. MITCHELL, 1500 Walnut Street Philadelphia, Pa.

ESTATE OK HOSE FINNEO A.N, ed. Letters of Administration on the above r-staie have been granted to the under. signed, who reauest all bersnns having claims nr demands against the Estate of the aeeeaeni 10 make Known ine same, and all persons Indebted to the decedent to make payment, without delay. 10 FRANK FINNEOAN, Administrator. Or to hi Attorney HARRY ROSENBLI'M.

26(1 s. Broad pa ESTATE OP I.Ol ISA XT REES, I)E( EAK- ed. letter Testamentary on the above Estate have been granted to the undersigned, who request all persona having claims or demands against the Estate of the decedent to make known the same, and all persons indebted to the decedent to make payment, without delay, WILBERTA M. HUNTER. Perkasle, Pa.

Or to her Attorney. PAUL M. ROSENWEY 1434 Jjmdjlitle Bldg. F.STATE OF WILLIAM TANZOI.A. letters of Administration on the above Estate have been granted to the undersigned, vv-ho request all person having claims or demands against Ihe Estate of the decedent lo make known the same, and all persons indebted to the decedent to make pavment without delay, to ROSE M.

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full pari load to A from N.Y., Boston. Maine, Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago. Washington, Florida ailjntermed. points. Call any timf.NebJjgl?.

WANTED Load Ac part load to from New York, New Jersey, Maryland Virginia; also storage at real, rates. Apple Storage 158 N. 57th it. All. 4400.

ASH. rubbish removal. Callaghan. Call How. 0555 or Race 2143 for estimate.

Business Changes E. SOLONER haa old cigar store. 5401 Girard to I. Brownstein. all creditor! present claim within three days.

JOHN Teeling soldTils groc. 2i9 W. Tabor rd. cred. present claims at once.

Sullivan Bus. 4515 N. 5th st. THE cigar store at 547 N. 7th riai i nass soia io Samuel r.riiek.

or Phlla. All cred. present bills before 9-1-37. Personals LEARN TO DANCE 50c PRIVATE LESSON 10 HALF-HOUR LESSONS. $3 Cooper 4 De Mayo'i Dance Studio 250 S.

Broad Street Suites 706-10 Hours: 10 A. P. M. Klngsley 2:196 Beauty Parlor Furniture ftlllll-ln lintta. nnnl u.lll.

Hl.nl.u Permanent Wave Machine A Supplier Fuji line chrometal furniture. Get prlre A catalog LOM.7401. LEO C. BENITZ.INC.,616 ARCH DENTAL, loose plate tightened, plate re paired $1, while you wait. Plates that fit, $10.

During August closed on Saturday; open dally, Wednesday until 8 P. M. Dr. Welntraub.9 Rltjr231. SCHOOL supplies, retail at wholesale price.

73,000 school books value from 5c lo loc sell for 1, 2 AV 3c, 5c pencil Jr. Many other bargain. Variety Shop. 2832 W. Dauphin it.

DENT A iTbpportunltle. All types of Dental work. Plates made In our own laboratory. Personal attention. Drs.

Davidow Barbell, ELKCTRCIAN, small marhine tool, repair work, Inrustrial babbitts and other soft alloy made to analyses. Write J. Ahs. 3923 8th St. WASHING machines vacuum cleaner, repaired, rebuilt renewed.

Satisfactory work guar. Low prices. ALTO MACHINE CO. 28N.21 sSJSagamoreS ggrclve, exp. orchestra leader, (entile, des.

parly to finance reorganization popular, entertaining orchestra. K-123 Inquirer, or Gra. 6271 bet. 8 4 7. Lua AMGhLKS S37.50.

with meals; husit everywhere. Travel Bureau, 1211 Chestnut. Lor, 86JI1. WASHING mach. renalrs hXl.

Susc ruin mux pens repaired, new clean adl. noinl '(iw a. nr. Tni i- VIIL.tllUI DENTAL plates, 50; extractions 50c Dr. Kane, S.

E. ror. 15th A South. Kin. 2987.

REGISTERED plumber will Install ni-imiiK win a. nea. rtegent HIM. HAIR Grown on bald head, treatment will cn Method. 119 W.

Gl ra rd. fNViSIBLE mending, expertly done. ilea. Amerlran Mending .1311 Race.Rlt.5259. PRINT 1()0 bus.

cards, 100 wedding In. yltatlons Emmert, 42 N. 8th. Wal. 2(99 PRINT 500 lettenieads.

billheads, envelopes, buscardsan 4007 N. Reese. Sa g. 5460. DENTAL PLATES 5 UP.

REPAIRS SOrTUP: pRTRAILNp31'rRCry RJT.8918 SWIMMING iuaranTeed In six lessons. Prof. lartnetL CASH FOR YOUR B. 4 STOCK Ben Fjneman 401 S. 16th t.

Kin. 19.17. LEARN to play rapidly guitar. mandoTln, yjolm. piano, banjo, laxophon.

45 N. loth. RIDE a Bike. party'ratVsi ihVtiwtloniTDelT 9873. 4149 E.

Roosevelt Blvd. Nr. Sear. Machinery and Tools ELECTRIC MOTORS BOUGHT, SOLD. RE-w i n'l i 1 MOTOR 148 4.1 io, jviaiin nm.

ft SUPPLY Phoenlxvllle, Pa. N. On 12 L. B. only.

6816 333B 3 Believed Indicated If New Business Does Not Soon Develop BOSTON, Aug, 30. Due to the extreme lethargy of the woolen and worsted goods market throughout late spring and summer, extensive curtailment Is Indicated In the woolen branch of the textile Industry unless a substantial volume of new business develop In the next month or so. There Is a fair chance that orders will pick up within this period when prices for the spring of 1938 are made some time after Labor Day, although any prediction to this effect would be based on hope rather than on signs now apparent. WEAVING LITTLE AFFECTED Already there Is considerable curtailment In the preparatory departments, such as combing, drawing and spinning. Within the next wtck.

or so this may reach the point In at least the major woolen manufacturing center of Lawrence where employment is only about a half of what It was In these departments at the spring peak. The preparatory departments are of course first to reflect changing conditions. Thus far weaving departments have not been greatly affected. Enormous yardages of t'ods were sold during the earlier months of this year to private buyers and the Government and deliveries against present orders will not run out for another month. The fact remains, however, that only the release of new business In considerable volume will prevent the curtailment from extending to weaving.

To date the spring buying season very late. Prices have not been formally posted and probably will not be until after Labor Day. Not only Is this holiday late this year but Just after It come Jewish holidays which are a trade deterrent in the big New York market. BIDS FOR V. S.

WORK Any real stimulus may not come until Mid-September, although some help will be afforded by opening of bids on Sept. 7 on 500,000 yards of uniform cloth for the Government. Anticipatory buying of some months ago is In part responsible for currency lethargy. Woolen and worsted manufactur es, a uumut-r oi wnom are conn- aent mat a good spring season lies ahead and that curtailment will be short-lived, are closely watching prices at present. Municipal Bonds Scheduled Continued From Page 2J due Oct.

1, 1942. to 1951, on a tender Of 101.08 for 3 per cent, obligations. Officials of King county. postponed temporarily because of market conditions a proposed sale of $2,375,000 funding bonds due October 1, 1947. DEFAULT CONTINUES The long standing default on revenue bonds of the City of Seattle street railway utility system will be continued through lack of payments due tomorrow, It was announced by city officials.

This default Is on bonds held by the utility company that sold the system to the city during the wartime days. Efforts to ad-Just the situation through composition of the default have been In progress for some years. The default will not affect general obligations of the city of Seattle Issued for street railway and other purposes. Revenue bonds issued for the municipal light and power system, and for the city water system, similarly are unaffected. Furniture Production Is Seen Increasing NEW YORK, Aug.

80 (V. reproduction of furniture In 1937 Is expected to reach the highest level since 1929, Dun tc Bradstreet, reported today. Higher totals have been set down for nearly all divisions. Production In the first seven months averaged 20 to 40 per cent more than a year ago, Dun St Brad-street said, although manufacturers' operations have been slipping since April and the rise In unfilled orders over the 1936 comparative has been shortened from 96 per cent, on April 1 to 47 per cent, on August 1. Bache Sees Fear Of Sales From Europe NEW YORK, Aug.

30 (A. Jules S. Bache, international financier and head of the brokerage house of J. S. Bache it declared today upon returning from a European trip: "Everyone I know of Is afraid of deluge of European-owned securities.

I can't see any other reason lor the decline of the market In the past month." Bache Said he held this View be cause the "European owner of American securities can't afford to pay their taxes and ours too. If they do, they have nothing left." Rochester Gas Issue Priced at 102 3-4 WASHINGTON, Aug. 30. Rochester Gas Electric Corp. In on amendment filed with SEC states that the offering price on its of 3 per cent, general mortgage bonds will be 102.

Prospectus is dated September 1. First Boston Corp. and Edwari B. Smith Co. will underwrite $800,000 each of the bonds.

Goldman, Sachs Harris, Hall St and W. C. Lang, ley 6c Co. will underwrite $400,000 each, while Sage, Rutty is will underwrite $200,000. BRIGGS' REVISION DETROIT, Aug.

30. Complete revision of price structure and a change In shipping policy has been announced by the Plumblngware Division of Brlggs Manufacturing Co. The announcement was made with the Introduction of a new line of moderately-priced plumblngware which will augment Brlggs' existing lwo of merchandise, 1L A I NEW YORK, Aug. 30. The New York Stock Exchange has admitted to the list General Tire ti Rubber Co.

common stock $5 par and Konners Co. first mortgage and coi lateral trust bonds series A 4 per due November 1. 1951. New York Stock Exchange will ad mlt to the list August 31 Wheeling Steel Corp. 15 cumulative convert! ble prior preferred stock without par value.

The exchange will suspend from dealings on August 31 Wheeling Steel depositary receipts for 6 per cent, preferred slock iou par vaiue, OILED IN TEXAS AUSTIN. Aug. 30. Records of the Railroad Commission show that Tex as is running ahead of last year In several respects relating to the oil Industry. It is Indicated that more than 12.

000 new wells will be completed this year as compared with 9400 last year and that the number of new fields discovered will be at least one-third more than In 1936. An average of about 1000 new wells Is being com-nleted monthly and with cooler weather this average will be in creased, It was pointed out. More than 2,000,000 gallons of gasoline are being processed dally by ca.slnghead gasoline plants from nat ural gas from 3000 wells and 000 pounds of carbon black Is being manufactured dally principally from the residue gas that comes from cas lnghead gasoline plants. Ultimate recovery of 5,000.000.000 barrels of crude oil has been est! mated for the big East Texas field by Texas Railroad Commission en glnccrs. To date the field has pro duccd approximately 1,250,000,000 barrels of oil, leaving about 3.7M), 000,000 barrels to be produced, the estimate reveals.

The field will be seven years old October 5, completion date of the joiner No. 3 Bradford Discovery well, In 1930, In Rusk county. At the present rate of production of 550,000 barrels daily, It would re quire years to produce the re maining 3.750,000.000 barrels of oil estimated to be recoverable from the field. ARGENTINE FRUIT NEW YORK. Aug.

30. Argentine fruit exports for the first seven months of the year totaled 28.800 tons, compared with 26.390 tons in the like period last year. Bulk of tiiese shipments consisted of table grades. COFFEE MARKET NEW YORK, Aug. 30 (A.

COKKKK wa, irregular today. Sanlo, opened 'J higher In '2 lower and closed h' to 10 higher. Sales, IK. 7511. No 7 opened unchanged to 5 higner and closed A lo a lower.

Sales. 401. Closing quotations: Santos Sep S9.KI; Dec SH.74; Mi ftl.40; May SH.4H; Jlv Vl.4.1. No 7 Sep h.Or; Dec Mi $91: May S.YS'J; S5.8I. Spot toffee dull, unchanged.

Santo, 4, 11 Kio 7 He. Cost and freight often Included Santo 4 at 10 HU to $11.15. REPORTS STEAMER MOVEMENTS AKRIVKO AT NKW YORK Steamer Date From Cristobal Aug. Borlnquen Aug. 3D.

City American Banker Aug. 30. Ou. of Hermuda. Aug.

311. Volendam Aug. 30. SAII.KI) KHOM NKW YORK Acadia. Dordrecht.

Aug. 30. 30. TO SAIL KHOM NEW YORK To TODAY Excntibur. Ponlo Delgada Jersey City Guauagutl.

Prince. W. 25th St. TOMORROW AQUilari. Cherh'rg W.

,1. South'o W. 4blh si. Not ma nil le tju.of Beimuda. Bermuda.

Wr 55lh st. Pr. Roosevelt Cohh. W. ISth sL THURSDAY Trujillo Cy.

Maiden la. Haiti Pt.au Prince. Furman it Vetagua Havana. st. Wireless Reports EXPF.CTKD TO DOCK AT NEW YORK (Daylight-saving Time) TODAY AQUITANIA.

Southampton, 8 A. Pier 90, North River. PENNLAND, Antwerp, 9 A. Pier 3, Hoboken. SAN JUAN, Azua, Easl River.

1 P. Pier 15, aralso, 9 A. Pier SANTA LUCIA, Val norm Kiver. SIHONEY, Vert Cruz, 3.30 P. Pier 14, East Uiver.

TOMORROW EXETER Mediterranean, 10 A. Pier Jersey City. ST. U)U IS, Hamburg, forenoon, Pier 84, North River. TOLOA.

Sanla Marta, 5 P. Pier 7, North River. WESTERN PRINCE, Bueno Aire, 10 A. 43d Brooklyn. THURSDAY CHAMPI.AIN.

Havre, forenoon, Pier h8, North River. COLUMBUS, Bremen, 8 A. Pier 86, North River. DE GRASSE, Havre, forenoon, Pier 88, Norlh River. MANHATTAN, Hamburg, 7 P.

Pier 59, North River. MONARCH OF BERMUDA. Bermuda, 8.3(1 A. Pier 95. Norlh River.

MUNARGO, Havana, forenoon, Pier 48, North River. MUSA. Puerto Barrios, afternoon. Pier 7, North River. HEX, Naples, forenoon.

Pier 93, North River. ROTTERDAM, Canada cruise, 8 A. 5th Hoboken. FRIDAY AMAPALA, La Celba, 8 A. Pier 20, East River.

BATORY, Gdynia, forenoon, 6th Hoboken. BEHENGARIA. Southampton, forenoon, Pier 90, North River. BERGKNFJORD, Oslo, forenoon, 58th Brooklyn. BUL.ViiN, Bienieu, torenoon, Pier ttti, North River.

CITY OF NEW YORK, Mombasa, forenoon. 43d Brooklyn. DEUTSCIILAND, Hamburg, forenoon. Pier 84. North River.

GRIPSHOLM, Bermuda, forenoon, Pier 97, North River. IROQUOIS, Vera Crut, forenoon, Pier 14, East Rlvei. ORIENT E. Havana, noon, Pier 13, East River. SATURDAY STATENDAM, Rotterdam, forenoon, 5th Hoboken.

tlmore. gasoline, Atlantle Refining Co; NO 7, Baltimore, light, Mnster; FERN WOOD (Nori. Ambjornsen. Baltimore, residue cargo, A McCarthy; BAUON BELHAVEN (Bri, Balllle. Houston, ballast, I.avlno Shipping Co; SANDOWN CASTLE (Hn.

Smalles, Capetown, etc, mdse, Rice Unruh A Co. CHESTER PLOW CITY, Houston, pipe, John Rogers A Co, Inc. MARCUS HOOK JOSEPH CUDAHY. Ohlund, Houston, ballast, Sii.clslr Navigation Co, Inc. CLAYMONT SHENANDOAH, Brooklyn, residue rargo.

The Texas Co. WILMINGTON GORDON MarDONALD, for Sparrows Poinl. ore Un tow lug MASCOT), James McNally. 2,000 NEW WELLS I 3 S. at Id I of or 83 to A Futures Register New Lows for the Year; Spurt at Finish CHICAGO, Aug.

30 (U. Unloading of early purchases by traders who responded to stop-loss selling brought out by liquidation on the part of several leading houses forced wheat prices down to new lows for the season at the Chicago Board of Trade today. At the close wheat was cent lower to '4 cent higher, September, $1.04 '4. Corn was unchanged to 3 cents higher, September, 97'i cents. Oats were unchanged to cent low er.

September, 28 cents. Wheat staged a sharp rally on un-1 expected short covering In the final minutes, which erased nearly all of the early losses. Satisfactory explanation for the sudden rush of buying orders was lacking. Reports of further rnln and un settled weather in the Argentine were the principal bearish Influence on the market. Prices were lower at the start In recognition of easiness at Liverpool, but a rally In September corn i eraie.

September corn moved higher after orrenngs to arrive were fair and receivers booked 25,000 bushels. N. Y. SUGAR MARKET NKW YOHK. Aug.

30 (A. -RAW Sill, Alt was unchanged li.lav at for pot. No Kale, were reported, a the trade continued tu uilhhold tutereat awaitnig action on the Sugar bill. In future Ihe No 4 contract, after advancing point early, reacted under liqui- nt-iiniK. ii ooioieu nv me I announcement that 2'M September notice, would he Issued tomorrow.

The Seplemlier position declined from 1 00 io Lin. a new low record lor the season, while March declined from 1.17S to 1.H', with final price, al Ihe lowest and from 1 to poinl, net lower. Sale, were Ion, In Ihe No. nnlv 7 lol, changed hands, with prices it)a loner Kange lolluw, iNu, .11 High. 'J.

-18 2 47 tist. 2. 4Mb 2.4.ln 2 ll. 1 2 Itiu September March Mav July 2 .15 Hul. ivominiil.

Kellned was unchanged at 4.70 for fine granulated with demand light as the trade was inclined lo limit commitment, pending the fale uf the Sugar bill. THE RAW SILK MARKET NKW YOHK. Aug. (A. IM.

RAW S1I.K futuies closed barely sleadv 2 lower lo higher. 1IIIU Oct 1 HI, Dec 1.77',h, Jan l.7',. t)ien market quotation IHO-day haslsl: Shanghai steam fllaluie, 7H ier rent aerl-plane. 2tl-2'Js. nominal.

Canton double extra 11-llis. nominal. Japanese special crack double extra, HI per cent senplane, Ins. l.W. b-Bld.

MARITIME TODAY'S CALENDAR Al ia ht 31, (HAYI.K.IIT-KAVINO TIME) High Tide Low Tide 4R A. 5.28 A. and 11.2.1 P. M. and 5.46 P.

M. ItHKIIY INLAND High Tide Low Tide 7.2.1 A. IB A. and and 7.5H P. M.

2.21 P. M. IIKI.AWAIIK. HIIKAKM ATKR High Tide Low Tide 4 58 A. M.

and .10 511 A. M. and 5.35 P. M. P.

M. ATLANTIC CITY (KTKrX P1I1R) High Tide Low Tide Ml A. M. A. M.

and 4 1 P. ami 10 51 P. Vtll.DVttMID 4 ni A. M. and 4 II P.

...111. IS A. and lVilll P. CAI'K MAY POINT 4 Hi A. M.

and SOU P. 51 A. M. and 11. 1 1 P.

High Tide Iiw Tide High Tide I.OW Tide Foreign Mail The next fast mall ships to Europe are the 8. 8. AQUITANIA and S. S. NORMANDIE.

sailing at noon and 2 P. respectively. Wednesday, September 1, from New York. These two ships carry mall for Great Britain and Northern European countries. For complete details of all foreign malls telephone Bar.

8000, ext. 263. day or night. For information on air mails, tel-phone Bar. 8000, ext.

220 or 223, until 5.15 P. ext. 184-A after 5.15 P. M. lll'K TODAY nilNCHA.

Baltimore, John Roger A Co. inr; CLIFKWOOD, etc. Moore McCormack. Inr; HARRY SINCLAIR, Itayonne, Sinclair Nav Co; MAHOUT. Calcutta, etc.

via New York. Cunard White Star. Ltd: LEONARD. Providence. Atlantic Refining Co; SATARTIA.

Norfolk, (has A Devlin. SI'NBKAM, l-ake hailes Sun oil Co: Bl'RTON, Texas Kerining Co. AIIIHYHI YESTERDAY (As reported by Maritime K.ichangel CITY OF (Hrl, Calcutta, etc. via New- York. mdse.

Norton Lilly Co; AltlMASAN MAKII (Japi. Kobe, etc. la Boston, mdse, Rice, I'nruh Co; I.ISTA (Nori. Port Alfeil, paper, Kurneaa. Wdhv ft Co.

Ltd; FERN-U'(KlI) (Nori. Amlmoinsen. Manila, etc. via Chester, nulse A McCarthy rjjllhl; CCD-Ml' SDR A I Swell Il'nhla, elr. mdse, Norton, Lilly ft Co; CH.FlilRD.

Stein. I.es Pleilins. petroleum, dull Oil Corp; VF.lt-M Alt, Jones, Baltimore, mdse In transit, Cnlmiir Corp; WKST TF.XAS. Houston, mdse. Southern Co; WYOMING, lluduins, Miami, etc.

mdse. Merchant, ft Miner, Trans Co: PANAMA CITY, Bishop, Boslon. mdse In transit. Pan Atlantic Lin (2'Hhi; MKKRLMACK, Hunlev, Piovldence, nuKe. Merchants A Miners Trans Co; KKNT, Blake.

Huston. Pass ft mdse. Merchants ft Miners Trans Co; K.CKIF. from Chesapeake City, light (In low tug KODF.RT Si. Lovelaml Co, Inr: SCRKW BAHK II, Gille.

Portsmouth, light. Master. CHF.STF.H. KATHI.F.K.N. Sheridan, from Trov, pig Iron (lug HATTI.KHOHO to Breakwater, thence tug CASPIAN Sheridan ft Co.

Inc. MAIlt'l'S irtiith, lliomp.ion, Mli-halsen, Houston, petroleum, Sinclair Navigation Co. Inr; DKI.AWAHK SUN. Long-tin. Port Neches.

petroleum. Sun Oil Co. CLAY MONT. FF.LL. Ijiveland.

from An-napoii. barrels (In low tug HOHKHT Si, C. I.ovel.-ind Co. Inc. WILMINGTON.

THONGATK (Hrl, llayvvard. Lisbon, elr, miles, Megee Bros. Lid: AHSAROKA, Fol-dtite. Seal tie, elr, via New York. mdse.

Mr-Cormlck Co; CIIARLKS RYAN from New York, rlnders (In low tug MONTROSKl, James MrNally. CI.KARKK YKSTKIIDAY IIEIN HOYKH (fieri, Slre-lr, Baltimore residue cargo, l.udwlg Ruprecht; HING-TANG (Dutch Meyer. New Orleans, rest-due cargo. Cunard While Star, Lid: COL-LAMER. Peters.

Havre r. Ma New York, mdse, Charle A Devlin. Inr: WIND RUSH. Tvede. New York, residue cargo.

Shepard Co; L1IIUK. Iithead, New York, real, due cargo. Norton Lilly Co: CASTILLA (HomO, Calburn, Puerto Barrios, ballast, United Fruit Co; SCANYORK, vrank Gothenburg ftr via Wilmington, misc. Moore ft McCormack, Inr: PERMIAN (Pom, Grnnnincsneter, Las Pledras, ballast. Rob-erl Tin lie; GATUN (Hondl.

Christiansen. Alvaro Ohregon. ballast. Slandard Fruit ASS Co; llAUHY LUCKi-INHACII, Anderson. Providence, residue rargo, Luck-enliarh Co, lnc; HERBERT PRATT.

F.vans. Atreco. hallnst. Atlanttc Kenning Co. KENT, Blake.

Boston, pas A mdse, Merchant A Miner, Trans Co; MERRIMACK. Ilunley, Norfolk, ballast, Merchant ft Miners Trans Co; JAMES RIVER, Mr-Coy, Norfolk, mdse, Philadelphia ft Norfolk Co; LOUISE. Ireland. Baltimore, mdse, Line; WHITE FLASlf. Halts, Bl- OLLDWS SLIP September 18.1'., 180', 180' it October 181 1.80'., 1 8H November 1.79', 1.78', 1 78' tf.7' December 1 80 1.78 1.77'17 January 1 76', 1.76", 1.76'tl February 1 7 1 76 1 7611 77 Ma.oh 1.78 1 76 1 76.76'i April 1 77 1.75 1.75V.

76' dutrle, electric motor andmaAinetnSl bought jindwldjJ-EJtEZJiia-aiS N. LNGERSOLL RAND Air CumpreHorTTrF only 6 mo, old. Cot $126.50 new siJll" Selke' Serv. Sla. 1103 Blelgh tPii COMPLETE Equlpt.

tarCtoSTWirfSM CRBoley N.Randolph.Vlar 1 MOTORS, tranVformer. etc.SACHSEN.vilV ER Holmeahure. Phil. M.C?... BOILERS.

HIGH AND LOW IOU t-DC tllHu A NirV I riifrn HUNT, 1620 N. Delaware ave. Reg ijVH 40-QT. MILLER BRINE aJ7g WOOL picker. 72-ln.

48, perfect, "SSrT, Power drive. 840 N. 3d at? WaB LINCOLN elec. are welder, gaaollne-driC; on trailer. 1400.

3619 N. 5th at STAMPING PRESSES, MACHiNlfTOOrT Sheet Metal Tool. MOYER, 465 N. 5mlt 1 I'iTlirD XJlVi TIMf ai i. LEATHER BELTING bougjlTarioTdTTjnT, eye.

Mr. Hobb. 2434 N. Front Reg BATTERY CHARGERS FORSALF 8 LIBERTY. 453 N.

6TH ST MAR 55m, RUBBER BrLTDRIVESbPIETr CHARLES BOND 617 ARCH ST BRAKES, SHEARS, ROLLS. FjpTinchlr MACHINE TOOLS, meunrXcWner, Frank J. Lunney, 953 N. Front. Mar lSv SEABOLD paper cutter, 48-Inch automaTta clamp, $850.

L-110 Inquirer. "uluma ACE ARC WELDERS, synchro control. iSSd el 10. $135; mod.taxjjWji iffi CALL HENRY K. FORT REG 3631 If they have It you will lave money 137 ATLAS bench lathe, display.

ScreJ cutting and turret. O'Brien, 111 N. 3d ml, SAW TABLE, Joiner, mortiser, latheTband savv shaper. 213 N. 11th t.

Wal. 70347 it ETA STAMPING PRESSES FORSALltL JOSEPH HYMAN A SONS, 2600 E. TIOGaJ WANTED WANTED, NICKLE PLATING GENERATOR, ABOUT 700 AMP. CALL GLA.09I5 WE buy clec. motors, machinery oi all kind.

2915 Kensington ave. Reg. 8544 CASH for all type of toon, electric eoufin saiu, iHotuuitl aji. aO. Musical Instruments WURLITZER CLEARANCE SALE of high-grade nationally-known musical In.

slruments and arrorriion; every Instrument has been reconditioned and ll fully guaranteed. IANNI, 120 BASS $63 CONN ALTO SAX 69 COSTALLI 12 BASS 16 MARTIN GUITAR 26 HOHNER 120 BASS 69 BUESCHER TENOR 72 PEDLER CLARINET 24 EPIPHONE GUITAR 19 CONN TRUMPET 14 HAW ELECTAR 89 SCANDALI 120 BASS 189 20 Private Lesson Included With Fch Instrument. Pay a Little a $1 Per Week WURLITZER 1031 CHESTNUT ST. OPEN EVES. STEINWAY GRAND $275; Chlrkerlng grand! p.aj; iiinara grand ou; utasiu granif $250; Knabe grand $225: Cunningham grand $195; Blasius grand $195: Decker grand $125 A many other.

Terms as low as 1 weekly. LINDBERG PIANO 1909 Wal. i sr. ni Rlt. 8240.

Open eves. 2 grand In g. at $210. Term. F.

A North. 1533 Cl nut st. STEINWAY Upright. Reduced to $45 for quirk sale. Term.

F. A. North, 1533, Chestnut. EMERSON modern vrtlral, brand new, 1533 S1S5. Easy term.

A. North. Chestnut. SMALL baby grand, like new. $100 for quick aie.

$375 SPIN ETTE, brand new, only $195j tij wk. i-inoDerg, rvsjtr walnut si. up. evev SMALL tudlo upright $95. almot new.

Cost Mfj. i-ino oerg. iw vvai nm. upen eve. ACCORDION.

120 bass: new. gorgeous. Cost oou. aac. ai.

j3i aouw.ren.u341.up.ev4 Radio and Repair SNELLENBURGS for radio service that satisfies. For a limited time we will go over your radio, check tubes, aerial and balance) same for only $1.50. Call Rlt. 4000 ext. 667.

R. Midgets. $4.25: 9-tube $6.50: aula oth. S.E.cor.33dA York.Op.ev. MIDGETS, 8-tube Console.

$7: auto ra dins. 500 others. 2(X)1 N. Broad. Op.eve, NEW 193 auto radio, national known, $20.

Higher everywhere. L. A 2414 N. Front MIDGET SETS $5 COMPLETE 5 TUBES. ALL ELEC.

134 N. 7TH ST. Money to Loan LOANS to $300 Household Finance CORPORATION "Doctor of Family Finaneei" PHILADELPHIA OFFICES DOWNTOWN Franklin Trust 2nd Floor. Enf. 15ti Chestnut SL OS! 1201 ChesUiut 4th Floor, Locust 4700 12 R.

11th Floor. Walnut 1021 GERMANTOWN 18 W. Chelten 8th Fir. Cer. S743 UPTOWN 3701 N.

Broad 7th Floor. Beury Bitn (The tall bldg. lust N. of Erl. Ave.) Rad.

(9311 2700 Germantown Ave. at Lehigh Bil. B034) N. E. PHILA.

1817 E. Allegheny 2d Fir. Reg. 2050 (At Kensington over Horn Ilird art.) WEST PHILA. 7 N.

52d Comer Market, 2d Floor Gra. 430f UPPER DARBY fttth Market Stl, John H. McCIatehv 2nd Floor Phone Boulevard 1771 or She. 5500 NORRISTOWN OFFICE Norrltown-Penn Trust Co. 3d Fir, Main and Swede St.

Phone Norristnwn 71 CHESTER OFFICE 5th and Market Crozer 3d Fir. Phone Chester 8191 Loam Made In Nearby Town TUNE IN Songs by BEN ALLEY, WCAU, 6 P. M. EDGAR A. GUEST In "It Can Be Done" Tuesdny, 8.30 P.

WFIL-WJZ LOAN COST REDUCED SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY All detail! arranged In a few brief minute, and only YOU will know of the lean. KINGSLEY 0240 NORTH AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL LOAN ROOM 203. NORTH AMERICAN BLD(J, E. Cor. BROAD AND SANSOM STS OVER WIIKLAN'S DRUG STORE HEIRS IMMEDIATE CASH Estates.

Trust, I-egarie. Bring Papef-KEYSTONE Realty, 201 N. Broad. Spr. 7280 20 Year In Present Loeatlon QUICK CONFIDENTIAL LOANS Metropolitan Personal Loan Wal.

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hides 15 92 15 2 16 33 16 25 16 70 16 60 17.00 16 98 September December March. Jun, 15 921 16 28 30 16 6 VU 69 16 96U WOOL TOI'H ri'Tl'HKH October December March July 109 0 109 0 10SOI105 109 5 109 0 108 5 109 0 108 5 108 5 108 5109 5 108 0 i 109 0 108 il 109 0 COCOA Sale. 4904 Tun, September 8 14 8 13 8 13t October 6 16 III 8 1n November 8 20n December I 27 23 8 24n January 8 27n March 8 39 8 32 8 Jit May 43 8 43 8 431 July 8 58 8 49 S5ln COTTONnEED Oil. September 7 66 7 64 7 64 65 IVIober 7 65 7 62 7 621 Decemlier 7 66 7 61 7 619 64 January 7 65 7 63 7 831 March 7.74 7 68 7 69tf 70 BLACK I'M-1-Kit ri'Tt'RKM September 76 65 6 709f 81 October 6 73n November 6 78n Decemlier 78 75 6 83 87 January 6 85'ir 9i February 6 90n March 6 96 17 03 April 7 00n May 7.08 'f. 10 June 7 ion July 7 15 7 08 7 18 August 722 U-nid.

Traded. n-Nomlnal. COTTON MAKKKTS From The Inquirer Bureau. NEW YORK, Aug. 30.

COTTON market today was again dominated largely by uncertaln1le over the amount Ihe Gov-enimenl will loan farmer, on their new crop. Consequently price change, were feverish and after an early decline and a subsequent rally. Ihe market broke sharply at the clone under hedge selling and liquidation fnllmvlnit prexs advice, Iioin Washington IndlciilinK that Ihe Government, owing to a lack of fund), will he able to pay cotton farmer, a subsidy on nnly a portion of their crop. Klnal price, were at the low of the day and showed net losses of in is point, with the December and January position, at new low level for Ihe movement. The Decemlier po-slllon, which closed at 9.45 on Saluidav, at one lime aold at 9.49, hut declined lo 9.32.

and cloaed at 9.33, while March rinsed at the low of the day al 9. -18 or 15 point! net lower. Southern pot market officially reported were HI lo jo noinls lower, middling quotation, ranging from H.77 lo 9.67, compared with the cloning price for the October position In the local contract market. Total sale, at Ihe leading spot markets lor Ihe day were 42.120 hales. with ilia! luot Average price of middling collnn at nine designated markets (New Orleans be ing cniseii i was The price range: Prev.

Mon. Olien High Txwv Close Close (let 8.41 0.4H jt.32a.33 jl.NI Der jt.4M 9.32 93.lt 11.4ft Jan 9.51 9.38 9.381 9 So March 9.IVJ jl.tw .4 9.1(11 May fl.bl 9.7(1 9.54a. 7(1 Juo u-ui H. ii U.txta.b4 tf. id Spot, 9.52; traded.

LIVERPOOL.Aug. 30 fA. imio bales, no American. Moderate business in simiI; puces one point higher; quotation in pence: American, strict good middling good middling H.lo; Klrlct middling middling S.fio; strict low middling fi.35; low middling 4.85; strict good ordinary 4.3.V giMsl ordinary 3.95. Futures opened sleadv r.nd cli ed quiet.

Open Noon 1 P.M. Close Oct 511 5 411 5.41 4.17 Dec 5 44 5.44 4.19 Jan 54(i 5 45 5.44 4.11 March 5.511 5 49 4.15 Mav 5.53 5.53 4. -19 July 5,57 5 55 5. id NAVAL STORES SAVANNAH. Aug.

30 (A. 1 Tlllt. PKNT1NK firm 31 sales 2t7; receipts 537: shipments 1K5: stock 35.7115. HOSIM firm; sale 155: receipts Ikikj: shipment, 1447: slocks H5.fi:i8. yuole: H.

7.80: and 7.85; F. G. and H. 7.HO: I. K.

and 7.55; WG, 8.05; WW and X. 8.70. FAILURES DECLINE NEW YORK, Aug. 30. Business failures In the United States for the week ended August 26 totaled 155, against lou a week earlier and 138 in the like week last year, Dun Brad- r-r 'd todey.