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1 THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 13, 1932 a bd 19, OF iTY FREIDENBACn. July 11. ACGCST A POHL. July 11. ANNA MARIS (nee USED AUTOMOBILES 1 111LA lis sip a jl cci Uff IsnmR PHIS SHOT USED Pl.YMdI TH '81 cabriolet, excel, low mileage, bargain, terms.

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w.7"27tr "111 nn. Auburn 1411 8o. Oardei. -j TANGLE AT STADIUM Pat and Rudy on End of Downtown Opening Outdoor McMillen Meets Marshall By PERRY LEWIS ANOTHER outdoor wrestling enterprise will be Inaugurated tonight at the Municipal Stadium, where Phil Glassman will present a card climaxed Sy two finish matches bringing into action three athletes, who are well known to local mat maniacs, and a newcomer who Is rated very high in the Middle West where he has done most of his wrestling Floyd Marshall. Marshall will tangle with Jim McMillen, an exponent of the flying tackle, in the first of the two finish matches.

The final number will bring together Pat O'Shocker and Rudy Dusek, both of whom have wrestled many times in Philadelphia, It is Glassman's plan to conduct an elimination tournament nnri match the winner with Jim Londos. ionignts two nnish matches are the opening tilts of this tourney, which will be pushed to its climax unless the State Athletic Commis sion suspends Londos until such time as he agrees to meet Ed (Strangler) Lewis. Both Dusek and O'Shocker are well known and highly regarded by Philadelphlans, who have seen them in action frequently in the past. Mighty and heavy-muscled, Dusek has great brawn to augment his wide knowledge of wrestling and roughness. Twice, in successive shows he grappled with Londos at the Arena, each time giving the Hellenic matador a bristling battle.

LOO.S LIKE A ROUGH ONE 0 'SHOCKER, too, has mingled with the great and the near great. A rough customer like Dusek, he rips and tears, asking no quarter and giving none. It was Patrick the Red who first brought the arm stretch to Philadelphia and he made a lot of it. Dusek will rule the fans' favorite. because of his battering ram tac- a irtcnes tics and his excessive hardiness and bulk.

There's always the chance, of course, that O'Shocker may upset that dope, but anyway one looks at this finish match It. to be a hammer-and-tongs fray. And at that sort of battle Dusek has al ways sninea. McMillen, the former Illinois football captain, will bring along the gridiron's gift to wrestling his flying tackle when he grips with Floyd Marshall, a stranger from the Middle West, in the first battle to the bitter end. Few tusslers have gained greater favor here than this one-time teammate of Red Grange, and Jim means to retain all that popularity In this affray.

Two of his most recent brawls here saw McMillen pit those aerial thrusts against the rugged George Zaharias in memorable contests. MARSHALL A TOPNOTCHER MARSHALL rated among the topnotchers in the corn belt has met the best of them In Western mat centres, amassing a long string of victories on the Pacific Coast not so long ago. Some have tabbed him as a future champion, but it remains to be seen how he will fare when McMillen starts coming from here to there and then some. Gino Garibaldi, Italian husky, will take on Vic Christy, another highly touted youngster from the West A native of San Francisco, Christy has won more than a hundred matches since forsaking the simon pures. He has never been defeated.

Fred Giubmier, of Harlan, Iowa, and Jack Zamos, Columbus, are to come together in the second 30 minute affair, while Dlno Darnoldl, of Italy, and Lew Plummer. former Yale athlete, will pull and haul In the starter. B0-1S 74: Tom Mills. Porter. 21S 74: M.

Wilson. Willow Grove. 103-20 74; I' Carpenter, Winthrop, 1110-2074; Warren Hamilton, Winthrop. no-l 74 T. L.

llnlda, Merlon, 103-2974; M. TlldelllJ ioate-joraan, 82-874: Biddle. Contra-Jordan, 84-1074: f. I'antwell, Norrtmown. M-2r74: T.

SfrGorern. Winthrop, (13-1S 75, aid K. 8. TiKer, Merlon, KS-20 7S. T.

BiiKntrom. Merlon, 87-1275: A. Becker, Lansdnle. 1M-30 73: R. Campbell Nor-rlatowu, Hfl-20 7(1; 3.

Hailden, Fort Wrah-Initton, 1U1-25 76; R. (iourlev. Porter, US 12 J. Burna. Wlnthrup, 07-2077; II, Cannon, Winthrop, 89-1277: Georee Hofl-ner, Porter.

70-277; J. Behan. Porter, 8.1-877; C. Fritn. Merlon.

82-577: O. Brnrk-er. SariiKe, 00-1278; J. Trenl. Snvane, 87-1" 78: J.

Hayden. Winthrop. 02-2078. and H. tlobenuck.

Doyleatown. 104-2078. J. L. Murphy, Winthrop, 8n i( 7: T.

Cairns. Winthrop, 88.1(-7(1: Fred Mow. Winthrop. 05-1878; I). Tlerney.

Porter. 87-1870; J. Balta, Winthrop, 05-1680; J. Calms, Winthrop, 100.2080; F. Tulone, Winthrop, 110-3080; Charles F.

Kindt, Coatea.Jordan. 91-10 81; William Cuff. Winthrop. 109-2881; W. Chesterton, Willow Grove, 103-2281; L.

Oane, Winthrop. 05-1382; W. Coiilter. Winthrop, 08-10 82, and B. Gane, Winthrop, 105-23 82.

J. A. Bell. I'oatea-Jordan. 105-2382: R.

Wrieht, Merlon. 02-1082: H. N. Nash, Glenslde. 100-1882; J.

Winthrop. Winthrop, 08-1583: B. Cavananah, Winthrop. 108.2583: R. Yooiim, l.andale.

11.1-30 83; R. Torpln, Porter. 101-18-83: C. Ilo-benaauk. Doylestown.

100-2083: M. Dllks, Winthrop. 100-1884; L. B. Tltler.

Winthrop. 110-2084, and B. Abbott. Korrls-town, 114-3084. C.

Lever. Porter. 1182R S5: T. lmnes. Winthrop.

101-18 86; R. Holmes. Winthrop. 118.3080: V. A.

Dhbles, Coates-Jonian 110-3086: C. J. McGinnls. Porter. 107-20 87: C.

M. Beta. Merlon, 103-1087: York. Porter, 112-2488; J. c.

lalltoa. Dovleatovrn, 116-2888: B. R. Talone. Win throp, 119-3080: F.

E. Cheatertown. Willow Grove. 121-3081; K. F.

Maher. Glen side. 123-3093: P. Haldeman. 120 30 l6: C.

Haldeman. Doylestown. 126-30 Paul Furet. Winthrop, 120-3099. and M.

Baefleld, 130-30100. L. G. Johnson. Winthrop, 1S1-S0 101: J.

McKeown. Coates-Jordan, 125-22103; A. Campbell. 140 -30 119, and H. S.

Chase. Porter. 159-30129. THORP AND HAMILTON TOP FIELD IN LEGION GOLF r.csiuiriiri. wire or Nicholas lewis Pool Relatives and frtends are inlted to aervlces.

2 P. at her late resilience. 'Jit st. lut. private.

Friends may can v.eu.. 7 to 1' At PRIOR. -July 9 JAMES beloved hus- nana ot i.oretia k. l'rior Hrtenp and son of the late James C. and Ellen luslr Prior.

Relatlvea and frtends. also St. Reruard'a Holy Name Society and employees or uuis uiasa works, sre Invited to attend the funeral. ft from late resilience, 40110 E. Teeadale st.

Solemn reuuiem mass at St. Beniard'a Church, 10 ii. int. Holy Sepulchre Ceio. RAOOTZK July 6.

st Stone Harbor. IIATTIE daughter of the lute August and Hedwig J. Kxgotikv. Relatives nnil rrlends are invited to services. 8 P.

at her lata home. 010 Parker Colllngdsle. Pa. Frleuda may call after 0 Int. private.

RALSTON Jnlv 11 JilKltPn wr helmed husband of Annie L. Ralston. Relatives slid friends, also Potter Lodge, No. 441, F. and A.

M. Deputy Slate Councilors' Associa Hon, and of and all organizations of which be was member, are Invited to services. 1.80 Y. at bis home, N. 20th st.

Int. Northwood Com. Friends may call 8 to 10 P. M. 4IENYK July 11.

MYRTLE MAY (nee I.lsterl. wif. of Albert F. Renve Helsrives ami rrienils are Invited to attend funerav rrl, t. rrnm her bile residence.

210.1 Hunting Park ave. Int. Laurel Hill tern, trteliila may call Thursday eve. RIGIITEH. July 11, EDWARD husband of the late Anna Rlxhter and sod of the late Joseph and Sarah Rigbter.

Relatives ami friends are invited In funeral. 8.30 A residence, 21130 Federal st. Solemn Requiem Mass. St. Anthony's Church, 10 A.

Int. Holy Cross Cem HIT. July 12. GEORGE, hnsbsn.1 nf the late Kllsabeth Fdmonil Huf. Relatlvea anil frlenils, also Mn lor William Kinley Camp.

ISO. lit. Har ettrans: tune Council, No. 141, S. and D.

of 1. Lin- coin leinine rso. g. u. or tj.

Itcd, While sun nine totincii. o.h.-i. u. or l. am all other orgaclratli.iia of which he was a inemtier.

are Invited to ruiiera 2 P. from the realdence of hla hrolher-in- Jtimea G. Armstrong. 2117 Wakellng at Frank. ord Int.

Mt Vernon Cem. Friemle may call Thursday eve. SARING July 10 MARY BARING (nee Klott). Relative snd frleuda Invited to attend funernl services, July 14. 2 P.

at residence of her son. Frank H. Sarins. 215 llerklev ave I.ansdowne. Pa.

Int. private, rleuds may call 7 to 9 P. M. SCniHYB Of 4S3q Van Kirk July 11, Gh'ORGK 1.., husband of Alice V. S.lilrre Inee Henry).

Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funernl, P. from the Funeral Home of David II. Wright, 71115 Torresilals ave. Int. North Cedar Hill Cem.

Frleuda may call Wed. eve. SCHI'LTZ July 11 at 1(11 EI.I.A MARY' SCHIT.I'Z. Ftlncrul eery- lees. 10 A.

at Armstrong's. 20 N. Broad st. Int. Ivy Hill Cem.

Suddenly Jnlv 12 of IU185 Carpenter HARRY, beloved husband of Mary Hchwarts. Kelitt ves and frlenils are Invited to the funeral, 2 P. from me riinenu J'arlors or I liarles Ks in. Pine si. Int.

Mt. Lebanon est. 1(1. LOFIS. hnslmt.d of Mury C.

Kleber. Relatives and friends also otirt Excelsior, No. 02, F. of and em ployees of William Henderson A Son. are nvited to attend funeral.

Thurs A. mt noo, einucis J. Nleher, 20113 E. Pacltlc at. Solemn reuuiem maas at Cluircli of the Nallvitv in A Int.

Holy Crosa Cgyil. Sf.OA.N.-July II. ANNIB M. (nee Galla Slieri. wife of Charles V.

Sloan. Requires and frieiula are Invited to attend funeral. 8 30 A. residence her husband, 1011 W. Ncdro ave.

Solemn Requiem Mass at Church of the Holy child. 10 A M. precisely, int. Holy Cross. 10.

at Orange llniiis, Hat-boro, ROBERT, husband of the late Sa rah J. Smith. Relatives and frleuda. and all organixatlone of which he waa a member, are invited to attend the funeral services, Thurs 2 P. from hla eon's residence.

847 B. Thayer st. int. Ilelvue Cem. Friends may call Wed.

eve, HVELL. 71:14 Gerniantnnn ave July 11. MARY, widow of late Mark Knell. Sei vices at the residence. at 2 30 p.

M. ID. 8 I. Int. Ivy Hill Cem.

Frleuda may call Thurs. eve. after 7 o'clock. SOLOMON July 9. ANNA (nee Mae.

del), wife nf Clarence R. Solomon. Rela lives and friends are Invited to attend fn neral services. Thurs. 2 M.

from her Isls residence. 2005 l.ewrenre st Int private. Greenmotint Cem. Friends may rail Wed, evening after 7 P. STEVENSON July 12, ELIZABETH, widow of Andrew Stevenson.

Ri-istlvea and friends are Invited to funeral aervlces 2 P. late residence, 5537 pentrldge st. Int, Ml. Morlnh Cem. Friends inng call 8 to 10 P.

M. TAdOART At her home. 1015 fluenther Venilon, July 10. MYRTT.B J. Inee Hacbman), wire of Daniel K.

Taggart Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral, 2 P. from Wm. F. ('nail-lug's, 1RII7 Pine st, Int. Fernwood Cem.

Friends may cell at 1807 Plus to 9 P. M. WAMPOLB. July 10, EMMA wife ot the late Charles P. Wampole, former U.

8. Consul at the port of 1 A Hal. allves and frleuda are Invited to funeral aer vices, '2 p. at the David G. eriinsenneiu long an n.

52(1 st. Int. prl. i "Willi mar sen i uca, 8 10 Hi f. at Idly 12, ALLEN husband of the lute Rue Mlera, Well, of 2030 lot si.

tieianves and mends are Invited to at lenq nineriii services. 2 P. pre cisely at Morrla Rosenberg's Son Memorial uuavei, uu pi. uruad st. Int.

private. WEI fill -July II, MARGARET, widow of John J. Welsh. Relatives and friends are invirea to Itinera I. 9 A from aon-in-iaw a realdence.

Joseph J. Nelson, 1141 ruigeraid at. solemn Requiem Mass Epl Phany Church, 11 A. M. int.

Holy Cross irui, 2028 K. Tork it, 10 AM.) rsr, mm-and or Tiifkla WHk (riff UnrhrTiberittfr). in hla 7R.1 VMr nintiva 2 at th Frank T. HeMinBor 2013 E. HilsUiitf liiiina gVe.

at Front Int. WftSt Laurel Kill Pom ITtlon(iam ma can ffu. v. mi int tiensinger mag. WirXfl On JuIt 11 HKI.T A WIITR ltfltia, frlenrta uud Itlrhirii Vaux Tmpl, iy.

u. ira inTHPn to uprvirc 2 p. at hr late rpstdpnee. yjM ai. mi.

pruate. it wine mura. ve. WIPT.nHKl JuW 11, EVA. of th laid i.pw a wmioHlci (nee iu Ihaiiivlti li.

atlvea and frleuda ar lnvlt pd tn ftmrsti a. rMidence. Jtm aunarunii. woiemn refiuipm ninaa. Ht John tin Imptlut Churcb, 10 A.

M. Int. eniuiinaifr wonn. Jul ii nKiincPi rm-h-n tne late UatiMa Wood. RWntlvRs and ii ipnna are in rea to rurmrai irriipi a M.

at Ma late rn6eDv. 2h2 iN ai ini. nrivarp. ar North i-minr ii i tm, rnenua mar cau wea. era.

WRIOMT. July 12, HENRIETTA W. (ne Hairtl). widow of Eimr U'Haht. KviMtiv-'B and trifnda are Invited to attend iuiiprai ierTicfa.

2 P. M. (n. fl t. ar mr laie rcameur-.

84 Yi road. Au fluhon, N. J. Int. private.

Everarefn Cem. STORAGE, MOVING, HAULING AMRRlrAN MOVINO CO 8712 Market at liw atorage rates; terms arranged to anit your conveuience. L(INO iiiMAricsi MtiviMi. wanted loads or pan loans to or from New York. Boelon, Buf falo.

Plttshurgh. Cleveland. Chicago. Ht litlta A Weat; Baltimore. Wssliinirfon Itlchmond.

Norfolk A Month Covering all Intermediate points. Ask foe anoiinl ralnrn loao raies. Aiwaya opeq I'lione llarlng CHOI UOIKIIIKHTY'S BTIIRAOB Marston SL SPECIAL RTnnArni KO PAYMENT RKOCIHKIl run DO DATS aurouure nougni or exchanged for movlug. oiuve nuuuis, eu.uu cp Call me first, Day or Dight I'OI'LAB 11403. WANTED lOAllH IIH PAltT liHIia to and from B'uiton.

New York. Baltimore. Waahlngton. ltlcluuond. ttshureh.

Cleve land. Detroit, Chicago or en routs Knfela! Ilafus DAVIDSON TRANSFER A STORAOB CO. Iing Dlstsncs Moving Sperlaliats. Call Trinity 8138 Unsdowne svs. KPKCIAI.

KRF.R (iFf-FR THB EXCIIANliK STORAGE I.NO. 1420 NORTH RTII RT ESTAB. I. PADIKI) MOVINO nr.K a kh N. SfPARATK BOOMS PAY ATFtt CALL COIXMRIA 8252 FOR ESTIMATES JOHN'S E.YI'ltKSR works with depression 0 rooms.

any part city. low ratea. 2 rooms. 100 miles. 4 rooms, 6 rooms.

ISO.ikl; lots of work will mske these prices standsrd. large pad vans, this Is true call and be convinced. 708 N. 2Wh St. A 808 N.

lth. Pop 0770. GLENW'OOII HTOHAIig INC. 2(S-1 KIDUIS AVE. DIAMOND 81KK).

Tltl. 17113. I It A I 0 1 1 1 I MODKItN RTdRAIlK gACH.ITIKS Members Penns. Furn. arehousemen'sAssn.

JOHN IlOCCIIKHTY KTll'ft 4 (1 1424 M. 20TII ST. A 2715 N. IlliOAD IT. MOVES 6 BOOMS.

18. UO furniture bought or for moving. er.n, sir. firtnj. OK PHONB POPLAR 1W21, ft RADCI.l FF 4380.

LOWEST ratea on dlst. moving ft storage, want loads or part to ft from Cleveland. Detroit. Syracuse. Seranton, Boston.

Haale-ton. Pottevllle, plttkhtirgh or anywhere. Al-bertarms, IVll) Euclid. We. 8050.

U. WAl.KEIt rlTOKACB 1NU. 15th sb. Dauphin St. Diamond 61Csf Mnvtne Stortme Shlnnlnv Members Penna.

Furn. Warehousemen's Assn N. Passaic, Aihany, illlamaport. shore pta. A all places en route; low ratea.

John Lyon. 131 1 N. 2nd. Day or eves. Reg.

54H0. RKTI'RN loada wtd. from Freedom. Ut'Ston. Kirhmond, aslilDgton.

N. dur ing mo. of July siiec ratea. (oods insured. A.A B.

Storage. 807 I'nrrih, alar. HOC8TON STORAGE MoT rail. SuT: apts. It up.

To and from N. Pitts D. and seashore. 1903 N. 23d t.

Ste. T720. 8 ROOMS In snv part of elty, 18 sp, I ft 8 room sots 12 ft 18 up. Experienced me ss pauoea vans. Aslirord.

Irt45 N. Clarion atreet. Phone Stevejison 7192. DANNENWAI.ll. wife of the late Me.er i.riouoai u.

tteiauves and frlemla are in- viien io runerai services. li A. M. at Asher's Itroad St. Chapel, 13(19 N.

itroa. at. Int. Rodeph Shalom Cem BUCKLEY -July 11, ARY, wife of the ate jamcs nucgier luce lleldienl. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funeral, A.

late residence. 1144 S. fi2d at. Solemn hliih niass of reuuiem. Church of the Most Blessed Sacrament, in A M.

lut. Cathedral Cem. Kindly oiult flowers. CALL. July 11.

DANIEL, husband of Catherine Call (nee McMonlglel, Relatives and friends, also Father O'llrlen of Bryn Mawr. Invited to funeral. 8.30 A. from hla lata residence. Hum-neytown pike, Springliouae, between and 311 bus stop.

Solemn Rouulcm Mssa, St, Roae pf Lima Church. North Wales, Pa 10 A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre.

CONNELLY. Suddenly, June 2(1, at St Vincent's Hospital, Dublin. Ireland. ANNA F. CONNELLY (nee Dovle.

wife of Paul Connelly. Funeral Friday, I) A. from her late residence, 42.14 Chestnut st Solemn Iteouleni Mass at the Church of Ht. James, SSlh and Chestnut, precisely- at 11 A. M.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. CANNON. -July 10. HANNAH, wife of Daniel Cannon (nee Kanel.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral. 7.30 A. 2110 Iximbard at Mass of re quiem. St. Anthony's Church, 8 A.

M. Int. tiulv roes cem. CHRISTY. July 10 ELLEN widow of William R.

Christy, llelstlvea sml friends sre iuvlted to funeral. 8 31 A. tiom resilience or her eon. William J. Christy, till Judson at.

Solemn Mane of Keuulein at Kt. Francis Aarler a Church, 10 A M. Int. private. CI-AYRORN.

July 10 GEORilR hus band of Rebecca F. Cluyborn. Relatives and friends, also Hellman Council, No, 277. I O. A.

are invited to funeral aervlcea. 2 P. from his late residence. 3i44 Frankford ave. Int.

Uelvue Cem. Friends may call Wed. eve. DAVIDSON July 12. RARAH widow of the late Andrew J.

Davidson, aged H3 Relatives and frtenda and all organizations of which she wee a member are Invited to runerai services, rrl 2 P. ate roe dence. 512 Mohawk Norwood. Pa Int. Mt.

Peace cem. Friends may call Thurs eve. DILLON. Suddenly. July 12 BTtNI RV husband of huth K.

Dillon. Itclatlvea and friends, also emplovees of Industrial iiaurancs are Invited to services. P. at his Iste residence. 41132 at.

Int. private. Frtenda may call 7 to 10 P. M. FET.TON.

July 11. JACOB husband of Alice E. Felton (nee Huttonl. Relatives and friends, also m. B.

Schiifder I.oilue. 4111. F. and A. Phils.

Consistory. I.il l.u Temple; Franklin Castle. 24. A. 0.

of M. C. and Hancock Council. Jr. 0.

II, A. and members of Erie Ave. M. E. hurch, are Invited to funeral.

2.30 P. from Ilia late resilience. 707 W. Erie ave. Int.

St. James' Cera. Viewing Wed. eve. 11.

CATIIERIN1S. wife of the late Thomas F. Ford (nee Carey 1 and mother of the Rev. John J. Ford.

Relatives and friends, also B. V. M. Sndalltv and Our l.ndv of Good Counsel. Knlirhts of St.

John. are Invited to funeral. 8. HO A. from her late residence.

H02 N. Mlth st. Solemn requiem mus. St. Roae of Lima Church, 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Cross. FOWLER. July 11 SARAH widow of Kcillble It.

Fowler fllee llurnnl Relatives and friends are Invited to attorn! funernl services. 2 at her late resi lience, 4 S. Slluaon Gloucester. N. J.

Int. Fernwood Cem. Phlla. FOX. July 10.

JAMES D. FOX. husband of Marie For (nee Link), of Mill Angora terrace. Re at vea and friends sod societies of which lie wae a member are Invited to services, 2 P. at Parlors of David H.

Bowen A Son. fiOta and Catharine sta. Int. private. Frienda may call 7 to P.

M. GALLAGHER. At Hsrmanville. Pa. July 11.

PATRICK, son of late Patrick and Isabella Gallagher. Relatives and friends invlt- ed to funeral, from the residence of his brother. Emanuel Gallagher. lKlli Rutler pike, 9 A. M.

Solemn reiimem maas at St. Matthew'e Church. Conshohocken, 10 A. M. lut.

St. Denis'. GOAD July 111. WILLIAM husband of Minnie Goad. Relatlvea and friends, also varloua organlzalloue.

are Invited to attend the runerai. 2 at Sletler Funeral Home. H024 Ridge Roxboroiigh. Int. private.

Friends may call 7 to 1) P. M. GORMAN. July 10. BRIDOF.T (nee O'Rourkcl, wife of Michael J.

Gorman and mother of Slaters Joseph Cecelia and Anita Iiretto, of the Hlatera of St. Joaeph. Relatlvea and friends are Invited to attend funeral. 8 30 A. from late realdence.

ITir E. Lehigh ave Solemn reuuiem niase St. Ann's Churcb. 10 A. M.

Int. Ht. Ann 'a Cem. HAASZ July 11. MISS CEI.1A F.

HAASZ. of Atlantic City. N. I. Relatlvea and friends are Invited to attend funernl from residence of ner brother.

Mr. 8. Ward 17 K. Clapler 8 P. M.

Int. DepanvUle, New York, on Thurs. HKATON. -Suddenly, July 9. GKOHC.F.

HEATON, age 01 years. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funernl. July 18, at 2 P. M. (D, B.

T.I, from real-dence of bis slster-tn-law. Mrs. Anna llea-ton. 8122 Elberon Fox Cha'e. Phlln.

Int. Anlsley Cem. Friends may call Tuea. eve. after 7 o'clock.

July 12. CARL hui band of Carolina Henson. of 1M3 Diamond at. Relatives and friends are Invited service. 2 P.

at the Oliver H. nair jrwu nestnut si. int. at Fern-wood Cem Vlewlnff 'I'liors ava HCTTON In West Cheater, on Sunday. July 10.

JAMKS HCTTON, In the 62,1 year or iiia age Relatives and frieuils of the family and all Moaonlc ersanlsatlona of wntcu ne was a member, are invited to at, tend the funeral aervtces, from hie late rest dence, ai High West Chester, ot Wed. Services at 11 o'clock (D. 8. T.I. Int private.

Friends may rail Tuesday eve. KIM July 11. CHARLES W. KIM. son of late George gnd Louisa Klin.

Relatives and Irlaoils are Invited to attend funeral aervlcea. 2 P. late residence. N. 9th st.

Int. Cedar Hill Cem. Frtenda may call Thura. ere. KLINE.

July 10. at Ocean City. N. HARRY A. KLINE, formerly of 2124 N.

Van Pelt st. Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral aervlces. at the Wesley II. Kehr Parlors. N.

W. cor. 21st and Diamond 11 A. M. precisely.

Int. Mt. Vernon Cem. Friends may call Wed. eve.

at the Parlors. 7 to 9. KI.INKB.-July 11. AUQPSTA C. (nee rampluml.

wife of Richard E. Kllnke. aged 67 years Relatlvea and frleuda are Invited to attend the funeral serrlres. 2 P. at her lute realdence.

4312 N. 15th st Interment private at Hillside Cemetery, friende may call Wedneaday evening. KNOX -On July 11. EVA F. daughter of late imam rl.

and Barah knux uls. tlvea and friende are Invited to eervtce on ii a. at unver Hair Cheatnut at. Int. nrivate.

Friends mav call Wed. eve. LA LANNE At Meadowhrook. July 12. ELLEN DAMON, wife of the late Luaries r.

La l.anne. Funeral aervlcea at residence of her daughter, at 2 P. M. (D. S.

Int. private. LANK July 10, HANNAH wife of jonn 11. i.ang nee naherl. aged 71 rears.

Services Tuesday 8 80 o'clock, at her late rcsmeuri, (in Collins Weat Col llngswood, N. J. i glso services P. M. ID.

S. T.I. at the- White Chanel V. Church, near Lewes, Del. Int.

adjoining cem. Hiimiugioo papera pieaae copy LOUGHREY. July 10. JOHN J. LOUGH- REY.

Of W. Alieahenv Plat1vus anu menus, also smnlovees or p. T. sre Invited to call at FltsPatrlck's Fu neral Home, Broad and Westmoreland sis, to 10 P. M.

Interment Wed tit John's Beliefoote, Ps. LIJTZ. July 10. Iiim son of Iste Charlee and Catherine (nee Rltterl. Relatlvea and friends Invited to funeral aeavlrea, 2 P.

at his sister's residence. 2205 8. Front at. Int. Fernwood Cem.

Friends may call Wed. eye. McCI.ENNEN July 12. CJTATtr.FS r. WARD, husband of Ftarah J.

(nee Ingham). Relatlvea and frleuda, also Ivanhoe Lodge. No. 4i9, F. and A.

M.i Washington Camp. No. 738. P. o.

ft i are Invited to services, 1.30 P. late residence. 11 W. Elmwood eve Rltsmn nm Pa. Int.

Arlington Cem. Frtenda may call Thursday eve. MAYS. 11. JOfiirpn Laura A.

Mava tne Whltemsnl h.ihim and friends are Invited to aervlcea. 2 P. residence. 735 E. Price German- town.

Int. Ivy Hill Cem. frlemla ms ll Wed. eve. MOSFR.

Jnlv 11. wrrr. 1 Mary Moner. In his year. Relatlvea and frleuda.

also Bustleton Lodge. No. 1193 I. O. O.

are invited to attend funeral, 2 P. M. from his late residence. Red Lion rd. end Bust eton i Phlla.

Int. William Penn Cem. Friends may call Wed. eve. MPNRO On July 11 JOHN mstrrnv husband of Isle Rebecca Rankin Monro.

In nis ezocj year, rteiatlvea. friends and Orient Lodge. No. 29. and A.

are Invited tn sapvIc Thurs hi. 1- dence. 11S1 8. Wilton at. int.

at Weat Lag-rel Hill Cem. MURPHY July ET.f.TCW r.n. ley), wife of the late John J. Murphy. Relatives snd friends sre invited to sttend the lunerni, a.

from her iste residence. 28.11 Memphis at. Holemn re. qutein mass, Kt, Ansa's Church. 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. PATTERSON JOSEPH GtrTIfS sit. TERSO.V.

husband of Anne E. Patjer- aiKii.rin, ,1117 lft II St his residence, 721 S. W. 2d Miami. formerly resided at 1018 N.

13th Phlla Int. July 13. Woodlawn Miami. PAt'L. Jnly 12.

JAMES, beloved Williams and Emms Bnma Paul, seed ft Relatives and friends are invited to funeral. A. from hmrIi1 dmce. 3114 Wendle St. Mass of Requli St Veronica Church.

9 M. Int. private PAYNf July 12. CHARLES R. of Laura Reed Payne.

Relatlvea and friende are invited to service. 10 A. lata realdence. 2ti8 Ptimoa Fnlcmft Pa. Int.

Coateavllle, Ps. Friends nay call Wed. eve. OLIVER H. BAIR CO.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1820 CHESTNUT STREET HO CHAIOI PO USI Of fUNERAl AlOgS wt. "-I ILZ: ua 1110 ELMONT CMret BURIAl CAVES sec fsseaassasd ssj sst aaikasli, Aat say leaser aW Omsk lee IftMONt UM NI MJItlM CaSI CO I on voast Defending Champ Eliminates Kiefer in West Jersey Title Net Tourney Unlike the opening day's play, seeded performers in the seventh annual West Jersey tennis championships on the Moorestown Field Club won their matches with ease yesterday. Sam Gilpin, of Merion, defending champion and first seeded player, got Into action for the first time and entered the fourth round by a 6-2, 6-3 victory over Dan Kiefer, of Idle Hour. Dr. Carl Fischer, of Woodbury, former intercollegiate champion and runner-up to Gilpin last year, captured two successive matches ln entering the fourth round.

His first victim was William Kaeser, of Madison, who fell by a 6-1, 6-3 count. W. Frederick Weber, of the Cohanzick club, was next beaten by the second seeded star, 6-2, 7-5. Third seeded In the list, Gabe Lavine, of Idle Hour, former Penn captain and Philadelphia and district titleholder, ran through the play of H. F.

Haabestad, a club mate to score a 6-3, 6-2 victory. The other seeded players to Join Gilpin, Dr. Carl Fischer and La-vine in the fourth round were Dr. Herbert Fischer, of Moorestown; Ralph De Mott, of Cynwyd; Norman Brammal, Idle Hour; Joe Case, of Penn, and Lou Kruger, Idle Hour. Dr.

Herb Fischer puf out Ted Lynn, of Pitman, 6-1, 6-2, while De Mott defeated a teammate, Henry Hood, formerly of Gettysburg College, with the loss of only one game. Bramall chop-stroked to a three-set win over Leslie Dllks, of Idle Hour, 2-6, 6-1, 6-0. Case eliminated E. H. Haabestad, 6-2, 7-5 and Kruger vanquished Walter Holmes, of Woodbury, 6-1, 6-1.

Charles P. Orr, of the Haddon Field Club, after losing the first set at 6-4 to Mark Lefevre, of German-town, defaulted in the second set at 3 all. Jack Brammal, of Idle Hour Uother of Norman, also reached the fourth sound by toppling Eugene P. Vanderkleed, of Woodbury, 6-0, 6-2. Long Matches Mark Longwood Tourney BltOOKMNE, July 12 (A.

Marathon tennis berame the rule today, while the 4oth playlntr nf the historic Ijnir-wood bowl tourney wua being reduced to tha qun rtr-r finals After one of the seeded stars. IMek Murphy, of TUloa, N. surrendered to Klhert Lewis, of Los Anaeles, 8-0, 0-4, In a postponed seeond roimilef, four of the other favorites became locked In three-hour and lonaer struggles wilh unranked opponents. Jake Hess, Ft. Worth, Tensa, elalnh In the draw, had a terrific task knoeklna Henry Culley, nf Ia Anitelea, from the path lead'.

Ing to the rou-id of eight. Young Culley final ly iei( weary ana uie jean stag- uered in with a 3-0, 810, 8-6, 8 0, 7-6 tie- clfton. Kugene MrCnullffe, tho seasoned New York seeded fourth, whs another to drop tub nrsr i.vo sets. He inen to coast early in ii is njaien wnn nay raimer, or isew York, and was trailing, 2-0. 5-7, when he hit his usnsl stride.

McCauIln" then blasted me youngster our or tne tournament by iBKiiia me last tnree sets, u-o 6-1, 6-1. Wilbur Coen, of Kansas City, parllrlpnt Ing in his first 1932 Kastern tournnmt.nt also was forced to five sets against Joe inngniin, anotner or the California delation, before advancing on a H-4 jt.o 7.u a 0-3 victory. Lewis, after ousting Murphy! became the only unseeded qnarter flnnllst oeieaiing uuntington Hartford, Ne York. In straight seta 0-9 A.l A.n The other derlslre victors were the top-seeded Keith Gledhlll. of Los Angeles-Berkeley Bell, the tumbling Teian, and .,,,119, lord.

I PSl 1 1 hettMP knnnn SMHa TlnA. doubles partner, wa'loped one of the Long- wiou oiemoers, i. Turner. 6-4, 6-1, 8-4, and Bell, now reHlng In New York, oulleil through with 0-3, 8 6, 6-3 decision over jiaruii ninny, tne leiaa college atudent, who registered a victory over the aatlonal champion during the winter. Jonea, aeeded sixth, outsroked Sam Fitch, pf Austin, Texas, for a nnarter tjnnl berth by a 7-5.

fl-O. 6-4 maraln In in. morrow a round, Gledhlll will oppose Jones: 1-ewla, McCsnllfr will play Tldhall and Coen will engage Hess. The rat two rounds of the Longwood bowl douWes were completed without any m0 ortuuu Quy play. Chas A Devlin, Inc.

Str OLLFPOINT, Nllsson. Jackaonvllle, fuel oil. Gulf Refining Co. Str 0 DONNELL, Pray. Mobile.

balUst. Atlantic Kenning Co. Str PKOVIDENCK. Murphy. Miami Tla Savannah Ac, mdse.

Merchants A Miners Trans Co. Str DORCHESTER. Jones. Boston, psssen-gera A mdse, Merchants A Miners Trans Co. 8tr DELAWARE RIVER.

Anderson. Norfolk. rurtse. Philadelphia ft Norfolk 8 Co. Str JOHN CADWALADER.

Willis. Baltl- more, passengers A mdse. Ericsson Line, Inc. Motorshlp FRANCES ANNE. Mister, Baltimore, mdse.

Green Line, Barge JOHN A FREDERICK for Norfolk. RONITEPP). Master. MAUCIS HOOK. July 12.

cleared: Str BI HDKLL. Robinson, Smith's Blnff, ballast. Pure oil 8 8 Co. Motorshlp WESTERN SfN. Berg.

Port Arthur, ballast. Sun Oil Co. DELAWARE BAY AND RIVES DELAWARE BREAKWATER. My It Passed np: SODTHEKN TRANS. CO.

tug towing four barges 2 30 P. M. Passed on tnr Orleans: WEST F.LDARA. for Rotterdam via Baltimore, WESTERN SUN. for Port for JkckaOBVIlle: W.

F. nUinELL. for Smiths Bluff; DElJlWARE RIVER, for Norfolk: tugs P. F. MARTIN SONITKP, towing barge JOHN AND FREDERICK, for Norfolk.

Weather P. cloudy, wind 30'fl7 temperature, 75 barometer, REEDY ISLAND, July 12. Passed np: Tuga ACGCST A. DENHARDT, towing A. M.

LIZZIE i.c two bargee (from shove), w.Wfv, down: Destroyer. MA5rKS, I100K 12. i'assed up: Tug BATTLER, with tow. 1.47 P. M.

Motorshlp TOPEKA for Wilmington, tug ADRIATIC. Arrived: lugs JUNO and BRYN MAWR. CHARTERS GRAIN RATES i.V. Is Sd: Liverpool. Is 6d: Manchester.

Is Oil; Hull. Is Avon-niouth. 2a: Glasgow, 2s: Irish ports. 2s to it art: Antwerp.Rotterdam. Sc; Hamburg-Bremen Sc: French Atlantic.

7c; Medltrrra-neon. 8c: Venice-Trieste. 13c: Kweden, 12c: 13c: Malta. 15c: Copenhagen. 8c.

SHOAS RATES Asking ratea to active sugar porta are onoted for prompt loadings: United 'i and Naplea. passenger, .50, freight II less: Frencb Atlsntlc. 17 'o" Berg.n and Oslo 30c. and Montevideo. tS.SO ner ton DIED ALEXANDER July 11.

OEOROIANNA. wife of the late Edward Alexander. Reia tlvea and friends, also Camp No. 14. are tavlted to attend funeral ser-vlrea.

2 P. realdence. 2227 Huntingdon at. Int. Mt.

Pc call to 10 P. M. APPLftiATK At Pintaut July 11 MARY VAIL APPLKGATK. in be'r tn year. Funeral services at her late home July J4.

2 30 P. Rev. I Ward officiating. Int. in Vail Cem.

Pleaae omit flowers. She is survived by her bus- oana. m. p. Applegate.

end her son. Pa vid Vail Applegate. of Montclalr: daugh ter. Dorothy Quimby Ford, of Sparta, and one elater. Mra.

Louise Vail Brainard. of Parslppany. BARDEER. At rest, July 11. REBECCA PIERCE cnee Myersl, beloved wife of Wilbur Bardeer, aged 57 ream.

Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral 2 P. at her residence. 12S Hsddoa Collingswood. N. J.

bit. Harleigh Cem. Viewing Thurs. eve. BATDORF Julv 10, CLARA ROTH-ERMEL.

beloved wife of Frank S. Batdorf Relatives and frtenda are invited to fa-seral services. 2 P. St her rea.dence. 1217 Silver st.

Int. HUlatde Cem, g'rlends nay call Wed. anew SI SB rllSIOI II Allll K.N '31 ruatum seds perf, cond big s-vlng, easy terms, Howers Uotor Garrett rd. Lpper llarhy. Al'llt HN Ill'iS de luxe eedan.

wire wheela. splendid llree paint snd motor Harusln. (ia I lag herjtutrk iM, 0ft7 artel Bl vd ii52. Al lll IIS 111.12 demonstrstors save 2M to lrV Auburn Cord Healer NJlroad Al lirilN "30. 8 conv coupe.

tMZ i'hlla" jjroad. VVal. AljBI-HN. sed "will 'fir. Aulinrn Mill Sp Garden AI'IirKN conv.

del. etui. A coupe. Free wheeling. t74ri.

National, 6(10 Broad. AI'IirKN. j'uM model, tviis" very good j'oiiiiitlon. no dealerK-nJil, Inrmirer off. fii'rkI2- Vtrn'serisD Perfect tn'evefy parllrular.

Come prepared for an exceptional deal Triced very low. Uallaghar Bulck 1 pper llarhy, jllvd. itllll'K llimi auort model coupe, new rulilier Perfect mechanically, new rut aiiiiearauce and service for giiL'5. ftailaahur liril'K lie I.uxe roadster. wire wheel eilillliped, SiUeuiiid rulilier and perfect mechanical condition.

Iliiaranteeil. (islisgher lliilek IM, 117(17 Market sl Ruiiletard milrjr'niSI. lli'g 8 sedan. 'Beautiful' little original mileage, new ear condition and guarantee Exceptional bur. Gallagher ltutch i inter iiarny, niva, suaa lltH 5-pass.

si'dan. exceptional condition, new tires rusranfeed Week sne- clal at Kasv terms. Osllagher ilulck Hitlf Itlvd. siifij. I1 1 1 1 ps.

perfect car. down hat 1 this car A No. 1 motor, nafnt A- rul.ber. rivmoulh Uit 4421 llrosd. 1II1CK sedan.

1US1. 8-cvllniler. practically new. I'hvalclan'a car. will sac.

sect, dealh. ApplrJitiCK W. 8'Jil at. Ilit. Qgttl.

Victoria coupe, new car equivalent st almost one third original Price (lallacher Itulck I'pper Harby Bird lU'H'K '28 2,1 tanly A fender dented' Motor I'rl. 1 'M. 47 Jf ili'il 8(1 eicel. "ilia) 'tin Auburn JMsl 1 1 1 lljlji (la rden. i'op.

ZK). ill ll K. '2H, snort cpe. Perf. tiS.

frankford Olds. 4 KM. ave, liril'KH. 111211 4 pass, rouiie. also '2S coach.

NJIroad St. BiMCK coupe, rumble aeat. Actual ni I leu ge 14, i). Prlt at epa rt jjj 1 Nj 111 ICK cp late model, etc. coud.

110)1 I'tfl'? Auburn N. Broad. CAim.I.Ar V.I21. In etrel. olid.

Kwlr-dlug Motois. 4jilS Irauklord e. Iel. 4ii(ki. 3(1.

"V-lll" cony, JUIIS hrvaler Phlla. .,7 llrosd at Uil flL'isi. lat aeilan, 6 w. wheela, trunk, de luxe, s.47 no downr also 'St rial roadster 4 cpe. M.

Bruad. Bun, A eve. sedsn liliil 4 doors, orlg. luilllt. nine I.

0 K. rst tlln Bet It. flnsnre t'o lirond st, CIIKVIUII.KT '31 sedan I.Wi: 'M apt, rdsfr, rtiuit) 0. S'lID: .1 sedint I.Ik now liweai nricus. (llrartl, nil N.

Ilroad. amali "miidage. apare tire, never need. Must sell. Cau ar.

range ntiitiicliiKWav. Oillii. CI I ivVKlllE'i'H We "are" sellinit gnaranleed cars very cheait. Hee for vunrself. Pear.

mi PhevnileliVW N. tad st. OlIUVllill.UT '111 coupe, small mileage. spare tire never used. Will sac.

Cat, sr. riitige flniuii-lng. Mle. airJH. CI1KV '81 A '80 de lux.

sedans, spr. rpe. A de ux. rt str lierf eond. Hnrirt Vlutors Ilroad A Olney.

Always open. lian. 8MK). fllKVHIII.ET 'dirept. blue" Ilres.

(Itller extras, iiad wotidMrfiil csre. Must jell. Can get fin. Melrose ISM-W. 10 A IA 111.10 apt.

spt. couoa cah 1 rdatr iliin tlnir inw as eo un. lie nolo, llrosd. I IIEVUilI.Eis sds. A rds.

1 1 up. Terras io sun. ilroad at. 1'ou. 81411 On.

avea eves. IIKMlill KT (41, late aedana snd spt. e'Jlil. 110 dn 15 Mfl N. Bruad.

IIIEV '31. to Victoria coune. 1375. Three 0557 tt. Ilroad st.

Wal. fSVMOf. IIIEV. rdatr. late 'so.

wire like iii-w una. in, nay guar, 'jall rv. Kith CIIKVIIOI.KT eon ps, gd. cond. lilS, ltd a rjervlce Station.

H410 Uidge ave. 'IP V. exc. ISO iiHi, terms, aunurn. 4.0 n.

Ilroad. CI1RVH. Ill) IS no asviiHirVeii. dorsenient jyLi.JVarson JJjJiad. 'II 'HII Sed isetl llk nau, S'SuT Oldsmnlille Eninkford ay', ClllH KOI.ET I pass, rpe '81, Auburn 14IU Bp.

Harden. I'op. 21X10 CHUY8I.K1I '811 77. w. wheels au lie told from new car also.

7K. rdslr. sed. A cpe. IJ2.50 down.

hal. 1 yr. I'lvinnuth 4428 N. BroudBun. eve.

ClUtVRI.kit. 17115. Chrys- rr'iin urosa st. i wal. '81.

8 very One. lilliS liryaier l'U a. yr.7 Itrtmrf. (12D0. '81.

8 coupe, 0 w. 17116 i nrvsit-r I'nus. un7 itroad. tvi KM). I'll It VMI Vtl '7(1 tl K.DO .1.

UHIKHII' 4(0. wwlrsdine Motors. 4308 Frankford ae. oei. sisto.

CllllVHI.KIl. 'H2. 8 sedsn. SI'MlS I'hlla, Chrysler 2jJ Broad st. Wsl.

n-nii. CIIHVMt.EIi '2S. runs A looks good, 5D nii prn-c, s.ifcii Lancaster, rl. otxip. '82.

8 Mur. coupe. Chrysler i'i7 Ilroad st. Wal. 82(g) COKD '81 del.

conv. aed A must be sold. M. NsttoMl. WO N.

Brosd. DE SO'l ij. '82 custom ''8" coii'peT Just few mos. old. Big saving.

Terms, ilowers Motor rd. ft (ianaoin Upper Darby. 1IE S()T(). 81, Deluxe also sedan down bal. 1 yr.

lie Roto lot. 412K 1 11 t. cp-1-! con, at Eve, io r. at DE HU10 '82 custom De I.uie sed. almost new bargain, lib.

terms. Ilowers Motor arrest rd.at Jtansom uptier Darby DK 80TA '81 de luxe' sedan. also 80. excel ruiid. llendrl, llrosd A Olney.

Hs.JnH0. DE SO'i'O sedan "looks and runpllke JIS rn.jl5wk.j t)B N. Broad at. DE SO'I'O '30. '2.

del. coscbes seds. Guar. Sac. 135 dnDe goto, 2185 N.

Ilroad. 1)8 81)10 '30 12115 full will On" Auburn HID p. Garden. Pop. SIKKI.

DODOK ailus. A cpa. '30'sA repnT sessed. (U5 down. Bal yr.

to pay. 835 H. Ilroad at. ESSEX 11132 coach, blue Duco 8nla)i. vlre Ouarsnteed.

Your car or 1215 dowa and 111.83 Essnx roach. '81." run very little. New tires. s-2() r850 dn.oLancaBter8 ESSEX COSI'll. 1U3 WnnHnrfiii eSoS Swl rsdlng Frank ford a ve iiel 4UO0 ESSEX, '31.

del. rear trunk. l3Ufi OM. 4233 Mil. ATS.

FOIID 11120 aport coupe, motor New tires snd battery. Wonderful condition Your car or Sko down snd an. eki. Oomeryjiehwnrta, 128 Broad. FOHDH '81 town sedsn I2S5; spt.

coupes. rumble. iui oo sit. coupe ezjtr. uuar.

loweat prices. Olrard, 1128 N. Broad. FOItl) COIJPES. sport A aid.

wun niiuoie aeat. Haor. sale. Nlttlnger JivJardpeirn'lsy. roill), Foltliou town sod" 1st cl.

cond. Must sell. Ph. dsy. Pop.

0812, Jvs. Ilia. FOIll) '80 Town sedan. '31 coups A deLuxs. Rdstr.

Rest nrlees and terms Hand! Broad AOlueyAaysipenIanHO(). apeclaj de L. free wheel- tug. hl-aoeed rear, nsrf "JU nutr mm. hie.

S5. (itiar. Olrard. 2g N. FORDS.

'81 de luxe 8 w. wheels. f'15 down. bal. 1 also ene serisns.

4128 N. Brood st. Run: A 10 P. M. rOKIlS) 1P81.

'80. '2 sot. cheT. sedans, spt cottnes. 1 ant.

rdstr. ts.1 All low as guar. De Soto. 1135 N. Broad Sun FORD '2 sport roadster, run 12.000 miles.

Nun. 9 A. M. to 1 P. 622 8.

Brill st. FORI) '80 coupe J1S5. Terms. 90-day guar- sniee. nppiy Aiir rs.

l.ltu at. roims '81 cp excel, cond. 180. Jl'erins. Auburn Age, 4228 N.

Broad. FORDS. 110 13 no security or eu- dorsernent red. Pearson 6.38 N. tad.

FOKIis. 1030 coupe. IISO: coupe 5. OthersTerrns. Oarage, 3324 N.

Broad. Foltl). '31. del. sed like new.

1320. Irsnk- Tord Olds, 4233 Kkd. STe. FOltD coups. 11)31.

1200. Terms. DO-day guar. 232K N. l.ith atreet FOltD (sr.

apt. coupe A apt. io sua N. Broad at. FORD.

2dr sed 1250 K. will fin. Auburn Dlstr, 141 Sp. Garden. Pop.

21)00. FORD '81 8 screes grid. Auburn Dlair. 1411 8p. Osrden.

Poo. 2900. FORDS. '30 '31. All mod.

Like new. No dn. payments. Open eve. 824 S.

82d. AI1.4OO0 FORDS Plenty. All prices All terms. AU mod. All right.

Bee Archer. 417 N. 19th. FLINT. 1027.

4-door sedan, perfect. IKS fujl price. 3541 N. 8th at. Sag.

2015. FRANKLIN 11)21) eedan. Thla car baa 6 wire wheels. Reconditioned throughout. Just the car for your family.

Your car or 1235 down and 18.31 weekly. Oomsry Schwarts. 128 ti. 1, 11, HUDSON 1931 rosdater, 8 wire wheela. De Luxe eonlpment.

Very Hrtle milesge. New car performance st used car price. Your car or 1255 down and weekly. Comery-Bchwarts. 128 Bnad at.

HHP. '30. cony. 8 w. Phlla.

Chrysler 257 N. llrosd. Wal. 8200. JEWETT aed 150: powerful engine; good conu.

rnncriire-proor runner. 7. 8. 51st LA SALLE S-pass. sedan A-l cond.

Chauf- tiler driven llendrl. Broad and Olney NASH. Copy, coupe. JH30 2iKI. termed i)u- dnv gunrnntee.

231D N. loth St. NASH 'DO twin Ign. sedsn. like new.

1310. VU 14 wg. Cirard. 'J3 N. Broad.

OAKLAND '2D sot. I2J .00 down. bal. 1 vr: also eedan: A No. 1.

De Snto Lot. 442H K. Broad tiun. A 10 P. M.

OAKLAND, All American sedan, perfect condition. Will sacnrice for atorage. A re-Palr hill I Csllowhlll SL OAKLAND "31 w. rumble aeat Auhurn 141P Rp. Garden.

Pop. 2100 Ol.llSMOIULK sdn. '80 de luxe. Like new. Trice g-llsr.

Terms to suit. 8-15 N. Broad st. 01 OS. '30.

del. sed driven bv owner 1445. int. trids Co. 4233 Fkd sve.

01.03. '31. sed. A 1 apt coupe. I37.v0nar.

140 dn De Soto. 2435 N. JtMsd Iste mod. original paint. all new tires Will accept snv ress.

rfler so sect, of flnsni'tal reversea (Ire. 3511,. PACKARD '31 De Luxe sedan, run 52o0 S45. Nstlonsl. BSir N.

Brond. PACKARD sedsn. 'Is. orlg. psint.

AT cond. 4-tr ijincaster sve. Iri, fttioo. PIERCE '31 de I edan: sacridce J.4S National, fa) N. Bmad.

PI VMlll Til 82. sed rl. power. $105 Chrysler, i'hlls. 2J7 Ji.

Broad St. Wal 1'IVMOrTll (floating powerl coe.h. 1932, 1145. Kwirsdina ilutura. 430)1 Frankford ve.

Del 4000. 1 FEET II HI 1 2000 Spectators See Ath- I letesin lVlagninceni rorm Preparing for Olympics STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Calif July 12 (A. -Proving yiml as capable outdoors as in- I jide, Oeorge set at 6 feet 8 Inches today in Ui first high Jumping workout here to the final Olympic preparatory I bills. Friday and Saturday. I soitz pulled In this morning with 11 New York A.

C. teammates. Travel kinks from a long trip across the continent apparently meant nothing to him, and he provided nin cV.au.0 In a mvrlfld- one 01 uie mam li rirciis that saw the cream ot I Se Sam's candidates for the 1932 nivmpic team go through their I paces lor the big wind-up this i Acrowd of more than 2000 spec-Sl fctors was on hand to watch the P. final practice preparations. Leo Sexton, another N.

Y. A. C. 9 luminary expected to figure strong-j it in the shot-put, tossed the 16-5 pound ball around the 52-foot mark I without apparent effort. One of his 1 heaves traveled approximately 53 1 feet although none was measured.

I Hugh Rhea, Nebraska weight 1 man, also had his Initial workout, 1 contenting himself with limbering i up Rhea won the recent National I collegiate A. A. title in this event 1 with a mark of 52 feet 5 inches, fit pat McDonald, New York po-I Hce lieutenant, who started Olympic competition in 1912, and Jim Mc-I Eachern, San Francisco, drew at- tentlon in the hammer and 56- pound weight throws. Their hammer tosses were not measured, but in the heavy event there were throws of between 36 and 38 feet. A line field of timber toppers 1 Ihared the crowd's interest.

The I hurdling brigade Included Percy I Beard, of the New York A. 1 George Saling, of Iowa; Jack Kel-1 ler and John Black, of Ohio State; St. Cnlmnn Vllinftio A Fl liCC OCIiWiuw, jiimuio n. bugvuc Beatty, Michigan Normal; Gene Record, of Harvard, and Al Rel-dell, of Columbia. Reginald Bowen, of the New York A.

a candidate for the 403 metres run, covered a 220-yard time trial under 22 seconds, although the exact figure was not disclosed. Karl Warner, of Yale and Arnold Adams, I of Bates, were the only other one- lap stars doing heavy CaiT, of Pennsylvania, and Ben Eastman, of Stanford, applicant for worms records at 44u and 8SO yards and 800 metres, tapered off with light workouts. Joe Managan, Cornell's miler. 'i who hopes to land a place on the team in the 1500 rriRtrps evpnr. I turnfd three-quarters today In 3 minutes, 7 seconds.

He beat out Penrose Hnllnwpll. nf Hs rvar-rl in the I. A meet. The sprinting delegation numbered Ralph Metcalfe, sensational negro performer, of Marquette; Eddie Tolan, of Michigan; George Simpson, of Ohio State; Jimmy Johnson, of Illinois Normal; Emmet loppmo, oi Loyola, New Orleans; Dick Hardy, of Cornell, and Ralph Montague, of San Francisco. The group worked out on starts and cea over short distances.

Today's workout terminated practice for the rnainrirvr nf otvioto. Lawson Robertson, of Pennsylvania, head coach of the Olympic team, Mid the strain of the two days competition would necessitate plenty of rest. The late comers and those yet to arrive, however, will get In i few sessions on the old Stanford ESJIBIK If SPORTS RALLY thevil stronSer hW Varsitv aim Darby when the varsity Athbt. n. rink ffi lnnnn1 11C1UO JUS UrSL I 'al'y in the Darby I 2r.ehus.

at Fifth and cht.n,if. iast night. rlnn rJ, U11KS oi the mrticelcbrltles who attend were fifty new om ft. ln the club, and the feto take a keener dif the Alette affairs of the 5e ASldtC- 6 "Presented Jimmi nS. tuest speakers by 0 guests or, a "Kures gave estinV 0nd members very inter- rfng XrSaker2 A ter field h.

on the play-eoU becaIne serious and 5rf.to?r, the the ne- sports have on a growing I4ft teammate. wS. several inter- what "pLal.ned to his in oh68' Iactor edu-me a athlete to to eatHappolntment the fussed the psl. ffSwt thfs the tem Uthte hint that the Monte cm' out of lts slump. the aSJ ia ol-tlme member a few also on hand PS snort ln.ters the dia- 1 "wnsr k.

ourpnsea by re- I fel4Mactt tlecs. He first wtlei Qfa Itte, twrd baseman te P1- with an Perfntendent i Nthttt a was toastmaster. 1 to "wy High Srhnnl BeWTS Of Preelarr I Rainv. ra, High lHigh jS-h8' of I gfoager of Utt7 Griffin, ISBurtfw Varslty baseba" 1 dictator of 1 Darbv apaugh, dictal ft Darh; Butts. head 3 Tbomai company; Bob -uu.

we varsity ffitjfc a year kve they already or aU being gnfej; student, at thl POMIAO '27 sed. Huns wonderful. Looks (raat. Many tirat. Need money.

ss. will 'I'l'u'' models" Iks new HenUrl Ilroad A Olnejt. linn, 6800. 8Tri)EltAKK)i m. dss care by former owner low orlce Terms (lallsglier BulcGJn Market at Blvd.ToJ Commander coupe' "'2H, perfect condition A paint for Bale cheap.

Pvt. Party wants to sell one of his cara Oal Ms tuwck 311112 rs. A HmSn. HTI IIIC. '32 brougliani.

rhrom, wheela.wil sai rlfii'e lib. terms. Bowers Motor Ui Uar- Nansom DsrbT STIUIKBAhKR. Mr V.d.. Uirvsler Phils.

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cne. 130- V.hl".l,.r0".' i Plymouth roril I Irl sedan 14; Nash touring A' lags In 24 hours. 10 A to 10 UAKVKY IM N. 6l.d st Ph. Trl.lt, '3t NAfill 6 4-door 3li5" Phils hrv.L.r j(2isl 32 rUMori'll del I4U5.

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DODOB '30. Ii to'Stnn sll -'-'8 N. Brosd. FlNtl' Iste '31 chassis with cab, I14T0I1 siso t- flu dump, J25; all other bmlles, all 135 absolute guar. De Soto 2435 N.

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FOitp A Packard''furnrture'trncta T'eff coii.1 Apply 3312 Salmon at. Neb. 8878. TitlU'K, giaid good" rubber: la '28; leaving city, aell cheap. 183(1 Ilicka st.

STK A ii i' truck, liiTton, motor, tires, ex-press iKidy. perfoct, suit, for any bus, Must sell. Make offer. Waverly 0182 TON furn. body, aull fruit, produce or genl.

haul. New, lleas. 2328 N. Sydenham. ACCESSORIES, PARTS, REPAIRS STA KB body, 1Si8S.

Cood condition. 125 r.lwiKMl Hurler Is luo. l.lionea. WANTED, lata '3(1 or '31 8-wlndow Fnrdor Del.iixe body, good eond. Ph.

Had. 80(12. AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE Chevrolet to hire, afternoon work (all afier 12 noun. Belbsrt. 24 H.

Id I.oui STEADY employment for 1 or 2 fieon Pierre Arrow dump trucks. We bars cars-ful drlvers. 0 801, Imiulrer otT IV Chevrolet psnel. light deliver! dav or week rats. Further Trinity 8H2.

"day. Hon. to A. M. in -LPjyAI! i'tril "n'iltJ'jLBnriniWil.

PACKARD, late sedan, will drive A sun illncniigo snywb. Trl, KK.il FORDS drfvs you 10 eta. a mils anil where. Inc. gaa A oil.

Howe rnlJWftS; WANTED- Automotive. AUTOMOBILES AND TRUCKS HOUGH! I I I I WH PAY MOKE THAN I'HILA DEALERS uimiris: ir ainanoen. we clear II le and nav you difference SPECIAL blsh rirl AS1 ITaThlil'ia a. mi islr week 70tl lldwv N. I.

PUILA OFFICE open. WANTED 100 used cara, trucks, all makes "'I models, hlgliesl apot cash prl. es paid au win aen to us. WANTlil). amali yelilcie" run by gaaoiine moiork or liaita to build same.

Strum enough to carry 1 person. (Iriihhs Mill flerwyn. or phone Newtown Hijiisre 4,10 VVII.L pay firib'for Fordoi tl" Ulste condition -2Xi8. Itnulrer 2nfind Olney. '2I ur "not over ll.M)S32fl st.

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1308 If. BROAD ST. MOTORCYCLES BICYCLES 11182. INDIANS, perfect special low prlcea A terma, 820 8. Uth.

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Our represen- Wrlts. Cell or phone. Rlt. K92S. NATIONAL EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY.

INd iniTE rm. COLONIAL Bl.DQ.. tth Ploor 1 Jl anil r-1 11 1 1.A.. PA. AUTO LOANS CASH AT ONCE LEGAL RATES TAUTrD DITIKa tv-nau LAIiiiLST oLDKST ATTO REKIaNANCI CO.

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15th St. BART LOAN SOCIhl'T 11TH A NO MARKET STREETS 6TH FLOOR. DENCKLA HI.DO. Room Waluut 3000. ur.iitn CASH at once on interests In oneettled re tatea.

Estate. Rlly 711 Walnut Wal Mil HEIRS to unsettled estates get cash now. heystone Hlty gill N. Brad. Spr.

72KI. WANTED TO BORROW WANT loan of 1300 for I moa. oa good i.epujaknA WW, Iniuirer ottut fitM WTD will" reper iv) i0 wk. Iron clad securitv! A.Vl. Inoulrer oftlre.

a wat ad rNsrmrD nr thx clas-unED coiDMHi or THt raanimta WTXl BBISO ftrnCK KESUITI. PHONE AND ASK FOR AD TAKES BELLI BITTENH0D8I MOD KXY8T0KE: BROAD SO04 NEWS OF THE SHIPS AND SHIPPING MEN Legion linksmen had their Inn ings on the Old York Road 'Coun try Club course yesterday, with an army of one hundred and seventeen players from the American Legion posts of the 9th district competing in the 4th annual 18-hole medal play tourney. With dnsk falling over the York road layout, the final foursome sallied forth to post Its scores and this closed the busy day oi snotmaicing. With the tabulation of the statis tics, the Class A low grade honors were shared by Malcolm Thorp, of the William E. Hare Post, of Lans-dale, and Walt Hamilton, golfing Legionnaire irom the WlnthxoD IJost of Bryn Mawr.

Both of these players turned in a 74 card. This pair tossed a coin for the low gross award and Hamilton took the top laurels while Thorp was given second low gross prize. Keen interest was shown in the result of the team prize competl tion and the winning Coates-Jor dan Post of Jenkntown squad tabbed a grand total gross score of 331 to grab off this award. With the victory of this team of Legion golfers went the honor of gaining the first leg on the handsome Strawbridge and Clbthler trophy. On the victorious crew of shot- smiths were J.

H. Sheble, 79; Marmaduke Tilden, 82; Nicholas Biddle 84, and Charles C. Palmer, 86. Runners-up position was snared by the Merion Post with C. Fritz, R.

Breltinger, T. Eng Strom and E. Hepburn all doing their share in helping to compile a total gross of 341. It remained for Lou McCarthy, from the Savage Post of Wynd moor, to garner low net with a fancy 70. This golfer's gross was 77 and taking advantage of a 7-stroke handicap, he shot a steady game to post the winning low net of 70, wnicn was one better than Maher's card of 71, the second best low net in Class A competition, W.

Klncaid, of Winthrop Post, of Bryn Mawr, was tne low gross vie tor ln Class competition with a splendid 80 card, while another Winthropite, T. W. Morrisey, showed one additional stroke to tab second low gross. J. R.

Breltinger, Merlon Post, shared the low net prize of this class with two other Legionnaires, C. C. Palmer, and Dr. F. Little, each of thee golfers snowing a b.

Merion Post came to the fore ln the low gross winnings of Class competition when E. Hepburn compiled an 89 to grab this top award, while M. Crummer, of Winthrop Post, from the Main Line annexed second low gross with 91. S. R.

Henderson banked a 64 to show for his tour of the York Road course to take low net spoils of the golfers. W. Lawrence showed a 66 aside his name on the scoring sheets to gain second low net, while R. Shaver was third low net man with a 68. Yes there was the usual "booby prize" and this went over H.

S. Chase, of the Porter Post squad from Elkins Park. In gaining this prize, Chase traveled around the course to spin a 159. The largest number of golfers to play ln the annual tourney wore the colors of the Winthrop Post from Bryn Mawr. Ten posts were represented ln the Joust and the splendid arrangements throughout the day were competently handled by the committee, ln charge, composed of Charles P.

Kindt, chairman: Harfy Crossan, and Howard Mc-Baln. A dinner in the clubhouse rounded out the active day for the golfing legion linksmen. T. W. Mnrrtwy.

Winthrw. M. Cnimnar. Wlnthrfp. Ki; W.

Kin-raid. Wlnthroo. 80-1 H-V K. Hepburn. llerioD.

88-24 SS; Milrolm Thorp. Lani-Ule. 74-S r. Harden. Winthrop.

84-1S Walter Himllton. winthrop 74- B8: Dr. f. Little. Norrtntown.

88-2" C. Pllmer, Cote-Joriin. 86-18 B. Shtrer. J.

Brletlmer. S-1S 8S. and B. Smith. Lanndale.

8-S0 8. r. Kitdon. fort Wnhlnton, T. Dooofrr.

Stm. (M)-2rt 70: L. 'McCar-th7. 77-J TO: E. J.

Koter. Ardmore. W-2 70: O. Sharp. Merlna, M-1B 70: M.

Cqi-rle. gavaite. 93-2 71: M. Maher. Sice.

m-9 71: B. A anew. Wlntnrop. i W. J.

Bonhooa. Nnrrlatown. 8210-72: McBala. Coatt-Jordan. 07-272: J.

H. Sheble. Coatee-Jordan. 70-772: W. Uerlnn.

S6-17 72: K. Bothenber-er. Fort Waihlngtoo. 97 25 72. and P.

Clem. Olenside. K6-24 72. E. Bloharda.

Glenald. M-2 TJ: O. Wright. Winthrop. H9-l 73: J.

Donofry. Puise. R5-12 73: K. Trarkeaeii. Norria- Q9.1Q 73 CTellire.

Fort Wfteh ltoV 73: H. W. Roberta. Coatea- Jordan'. M-23-73; Va'de.

Coatea-fc rdaa. TODAY'S CALENDAR JULY 13, 193J (Daylight Saying Time) PHILADELPHIA Sun 6.42 A. M. sets. Ulwh water.

.111.40 A. M. and. Low 6.40 A. 11.

and. 8EEDT ISLAND High 7.15 A. M. and. Low 2.15 A.

and. 8.29 P. .11.15 P. M. 6.54 P.

M. T.SO P. M. 2.29 P. M.

DELAWARE BBEAXWATEK High 4.42 A. M. 25 P. VI. Low water.

..10.43 A. and. ..11.61 P. 11. Among the steamers reported moving up the river late yesterday afternoon was the steamer Gypsum Prince, from Windsor, Nova Scotia.

She will establish a direct service between Windsor and Philadelphia which will extend through the summer season. Accommodations are available for a limited number of passengers and facilities provided for the shipment of automobiles. The passage requires about three days ln each direction. John C. Rogers Company, are the local agents for the Gypsum Packet Company, operators of the line.

ABBITED YISTEBDAT gtr CAROLSHOLM (Swedl.Ryberi. Gothenburg, etc, via Portland and Boston, mdse, A McCarthy. Stt Dt'NDRCM CASTLE (Br), Cardiff, ballast. Rice, t'nruh A Co. Str UVPSI PRINCE (Br), Meldrum, Windsor, gypsum.

John Rogers A Co, Inc. Str WALTER MU.VSON. Pluck. Havana, via WMimingtoo, C. refined sugar, mdse, In transit, Mitnson 8 8 Line.

Btr KATRINA LIXKENBACH. McNamara, Seattle, etc. mdse. Lackenbach a Co. Str LEONARD.

Miller, Providence, bal last. Atlantic Kenning Co. Stt HAMPTON ROADS. Rowe. Norfolk, mdse.

Philadelphia, A Norfolk 8 Co. Str NEWTON Norfolk, coal, Martin, Inc. Str JOHN CADWALADER. WlUie, Baltimore, passenger! 4 mdse. Ericsson Line.

Inc. afotortwrge HARMONY BACK, New York, light, uuir Kenning to. Motor hurra FRANCES ANNE. Whlta. Balti more, aodse.

tireen una. Hotorharge A CO No 3i. Rennet Salis bury, light. Atlantic Hennlng to. Barge NO 1 from Baltimore, gasoline (In tow tut BATTLKU), Lake Tankers Corp.

MARCI'8 HOOK. Pa. Jnlv II ARRIVED Motorbarge PASSAIC 8LN, Pierce. Hart- lord v.ttiU 8un Oil Co. CLAYMONT.

Del. July 12 ARRIVED Str 1U-INOIS. Lareen. Loa Angelea, via orrolg. gasoline.

1 'lexas CLEARED YESTERDAY St? TTJRI MARD Jap), Oilba. Port Tampa, ballast. Lavino Chipping Co. Str WALTKR MCN80N. Fluck.

Baltl-more, residue cargo. Miinsoo 8 Line. Str ETHAN ALLEN. Klaumes. New Or leans, baliast.

nss Kurs o. Str CITY OF WINCHESTER IBr. Burton. Brlshene. Kydney.

uelbooni Ac via Norfolk, mdse. Norton. Llllv at Co. Str CARLSHOI.MB (Swed). Ryberg.

Cnth enburg. Malmo Ac via Newark ana ftew York mdse. A McCarthy. Str KATRINA LCCKENBACH. Towns.

New York, residne cargo. Lacaenback, 8 Co. 8n INCENr. Hurt. New lorg, talUM, V) niTE 8TAR LINE 51 Unc.

av. Wanted load or part load, local A distant. BANSnER 8 old reliable win move loaoTir part load anywhere, rheariest rate. Let as estimate. 801S N.

tth at. Bad. 0374. STORAGE A Move 2 or 3 all local A seashore pta. Very low rates.

Quinley, awlO W. Daophin. Pre. 17.15. Park MOVINtj Furniture A pianos.

8 mil 5 no Day, night F.xp white help. L'ptowa I'd vV Champlost, Han. 3U4 Beg 7U12 MOVINC. II pr room up. all shore rts.

Iing dlst II Merer. 4340 N. MOVE 8 moms 18 np. Ao'a. Padded yan Carter.

1543 Clarion st gte. 8'-'8. 6 RMS. $8 np. Cut rates on seashore Ms.

Carter Storage. It) 40 X. Cam sc. Mle. 7W1..