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I In of his st. A. A. THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 1, 1926 A a de 23 NEW YORK STOCKS, SATURDAY, JULY 31, 1926 NEWBURGER, HENDERSON LOEB, 1512 Walnut street. Philadelphia, report sa follows: Net Div'd to S.

Stocks. Sales. High. Low. Close.

Low. Va lb Ahumada Lead 100 81 8V8 V8 Abitibi Pwr 200 82 81 82 91 107 Air Reduction 100 Allied Chem Dye 17700 137 1335 258 142 do preferred 100 122 122 122 106 Allis Chalmers Mtg 500 89 90 2 Amerada Corpo 300 30 30 Amer Agri Chemical 700 16 Amer Bosch Mag 200 15 Shoe 400 126 127 180 110 Amer Brake 1700 487 Amer Brown Bor 11800 V8 443 621 Amer Can 100 39 39 39 Co 61 Amer Chicle certificates Co 300 36 V4 3 do 900 85 Amer Drug Synd 200 18534 140 6 Amer Express 2500 Amer. Fgn Power 100 91 91 91 483 98 89 do preferred 100 33 33 33 18 Amer Int Corp 100 32 32 32 2858 527 2814 Amer Linseed 1200 15778 0fl 8 Amer Locomotive 100 52 52 52 V8 67 47 Amer Metals 1600 71 70 71 Co 72 Ir Amer Power Light 100 110 110 110 V2 10114 4 Amer Radiator 1200. 62 62 62 36 66 42 Amer Safety 2200 133 V2 Razor Amer Smelting 900 45 45 1293 40 3 Amer Steel Fdry 6914 5 Amer Sugar 200 102V8 Refin 1100 105 100 do preferred 100 29V8 18 30 14 do 14158 141 141 58 certificates 9 Amer Tel Tel 12600 3200 638 6 5-16 7838 09-16 8 Amer do rights 100 58 46 122 Tobacco 32 8 do Class 2000 200 63 63 74 1.20m Amer Water Works 71 7 V8 66 7 Amer Woolen pfd 2900 4978 130 300 61 41 V2 3 Anaconda Copper Illinois 100 1458 145a 18 25V Armour 600 73 73 14 Co A 17 do Class 30 30 18 Arnold Constable Co 1100 3 Santa Fe 3700 139 139 2 2.50 Associated Dry Goods 200 122 5 do 200 116 7 Atch gorEs 97 8 7a Atl Austin Atlantic Atlantic Autoknit Birm preferred Nichols Coast Hosiery Refining Atl Line 6200 300 600 100 500 221 110 11 219 10 12 V2 220 110 11 V2 122 7 1247,8 Baldwin Locomotive 600 121 1203 Baltimore Ohio 40100 10178 99 31 67 V2 CHAUN do preferred 100 72. 72 72 23 Barnsdall Corpo A 400 77 30 Belding Hemingway 300 3114 31 31 Bethlehem Steel 1000 V8 100 99 do preferred 100 10234 10234 1023 56 28 Bloomingdale Co 500 1578 105 7 do preferred 100 V2 25 3 Briggs Mtg Co 600 1493 144 29 29 68 48 Brooklyn Union Gas 8300 14938 133 8 Brooklyn Edison 5300 2 Brown Shoe Co 200 14 Brunswick Terminal 200 13 13 10114 144 121 10 Burns Bros-A 200 140 140 140 74 Butterick Co 100 28 Byers A 400 37 35 35 2 51 12144 8 Calif Packing 100 139 139 139 2 Calif Petroleum 1200 32V2 38 142 Callahan Zine 100 158.

158 V8 5558 1.50k Calu Heela Mines 200 V8 16678 10 Canadian Pacific 400 164V2 144 Case Threshing Machine 100 Century Ribbon 200 2858 Cerro de Pasco 100 Va 2478 28 Chandler Cleve pid 300 28 2838 4 Certainteed Prod 200 112 12b Chesa Ohio 1500 144 2 144 119 6.50 do preferred 500 142 4V4 Chi Alton 100 Va 12078 do preferred 300 8 8 Chi East Ill Ist pid 200 69 12 Chi Grt Western 200 978 5758 28 do preferred 400 9 Chi Milw St Paul 700 11 11 11 Va do preferred 300 183 463 14 do certificates 500 1078 14 do prd etfs 100 120 5 Chi Pneumatic Tool 100 113 113 113 Chi North West 1000 6138 40 Va Chi I Pacific 9700 57 V8 58 96 do preferred 300 100 100 100 4158 45 V8 2.40f Childs Company 200 30 2.50 Chile Copper 400 34 34 27 40 1.20 Christie Brown Baking 200 46 46 46 3 Chrysler Motors 31200 373 3 207,8 164 128 7 Coca Cola Co 300 159 159 483 Collins Aikman 600 38 16 Colorado Iron 400 45 45 45 38 56 Columbia Carbon 200 90 Columbia Gas Elee 7200 853 85 112 do preferred 200 115 115 13 26 2 Commel Credit Co 100 38 43 90 6.50 do Ist preferred 100 48 72 55 3.60 Commel Inv Trust Co 100 Congoleum Naira 6000 25 18 713 Consol Cigar 1100 69 38 Consol Dist Corp 11200 87 Consol Gas Co 37500 V8 334 Consol Textiles 100 70 5a Contl Can Co 700 825 8258 58 6 Contl Insurance Co 100 13 97 80e Conti Motors 1100 11 11 80 4 Coty Inc 700 49 212 357 2 Corn Products Refin 4900 V2 7 Crown Wm Pap Ist pfd 100 167 858 Cuba Cane Sugar 100 4 Cuba Company 1000 51 14 59 11 do rights 2400 11 11 Cuban Am Sugar 100 25 246 Cuba Dom Sugar 100 61 V2 27V8 Davison Chemical 1500 Dela Hudson R. 200 7512 129 6a Dela Lack Western 1800 145 146 141 8 Detroit Edison 1000 1041 2.40 Devoe Raynolds A 500 38 38 38 Dodge Bros Mtra 11900 90 do preferred 1100 283 29 19 Douglas Pectin 200 29 29 29 14a Du Pont de Nemours 1900 279 279 2 37 10658 5n Eastman Kodak 100 2 Eaton A Sprge 100 2858 2858 51 V2 4 Electric Boat Co 200 Electrie Pr Lt 4600 do preferred 400 3 2t Electric Refrigeration 500 70 70 52 5 Electri Storage Battery 300 84 84 87 8 Emerson Brant pid etfs 100 878 878 213 5 Endicott Johnson 100 18 853 Engineers Pub Service 300 1812 96 do preferred 300 96 96 997 7 Equit Office Bldg pid 300 124 123 124 1658 40 Erie 1000 24 do I st preferred 200 3 56 43 Eureka Vac Cleaner 500 53 53 53 1475 17 1.50 Exchange Buffet 100 16 16 16 46. 3 Fairbanks Morse 100 10 Famous Players Lasky 2000 116 11578 32 25 Fedl Motor Trk 300 25 Fisk Rubr Tire 700 3 2 Fleischmann Co 2400 49 38 90 85 Fox Films -A 200 73 73 73 383 Freeport Texas Co 1400 48 42 29 2.50% Gabriel Snubbers 600 18 34 39 3 Genl Amer Tank 1500 18 99 50 Genl Aspbalt Co 300 68 58 46 Gent Cigars Co 400 51 5078 5078 222 285 12n Genl Electric Co 11 60c do Special 79 30 do new issue 59 34 1.50p Genl Gas Elec-A 1943 lib Genl Motors Co 2658 2 Genl Outdoor Adv etfs Genl Petrol Co 48 Genl Railway Signal Gimbel Bros Ine 2 G'idden Co 41 Gold Dust Corp Goodrich Goodyear Tire pid 2.50 Gotham Hose new 24 Granby Mining 5 Grt North pfd 19 1.75 Grt North Ore Greene C.na Copr 25 Gulf Mob North 95 do preferred 62 5 Gulf States StI 35 2.50 Hartman Corp 80. 68 31 Helme Co 27 3. Howe Sound Co 40 35 2.50 Hudson Manh By 3.50 Hudson Motors Co 17 Hupp.

Motors Co 34 Independent Oil Gas 9 Indian Ref 8 do certificates Inspiration Copr Interboro Rap Tr 213 Interni Contl Rubr Internl Agric Chem Interni Business Mach 4 Internl Cement Co do rights 6 Intern Harvester Combustion Corp Eng 2 3.20 Intern Match 123 Interni Mere ptd Marine 27 do preferred Nickel Co 633 Interni Paper Co 133 111. Internl Tel Tel Jones Bros Ten Kansa City South 475 Kayser Co 587 4934 Kennecott Va: Keystone Tire Cope R21 RA Kinney Co Kresge Stores 82 1.20 Kresge 9 8 39 191 Va Lago Oil Trpt 3.50 Lambert Co 8 Lee Rubr Tire 9312 3.50 Lenigh Valley 3 Lehn Fink Prod 3n L.iggett Myers Tob- 43 2 Louwa Co Inc 114 Loft Candy Inc 88 Loose Wiles Biscuit 424 do 2d preferred 3 Tob 193 12 Louisiana Oil Co 1.75 Louise Gas Elec121 118 6 Nashe 143 159 72 1.60f McCrory Stores -B. 6 Mack Trucks Co Mallinson Co 327 8754 56 Minh Elec Supply 1.50 Manh Shirt Afg Maracaibo Oil Co 22Ve Market St Railway 10 do 2d preferred do prior preferred 633 Mariand Oil Co 241 19 00 Maytag Co 6 Mexican Seab Oil Miami Copper 37 27 V2 Mid Conti Petrol 100 90 do preferred 21 I Va Mid States Oil tV do certificates .133 167 Midland StI Prod pid 32 Mo Kans Texas 95 82 do preferred 401 27 Bio Pneitle 9334 do preferred 6938 Montana Power Co 82 50. Montgmy Ward Co Market LONDON, July 31 (A. -Bar silver: 29 4d per ounce: money 378 per discount rates short and three months' bills 41444 5-16 per cent.

U. S. Land Bank Farm Loan Bonds Yield -1926- Div'd High. Low. in $.

3 75e 3.60 3 66 52 2a 1278 54 38 3 34 12V2 38 163,4 80c 4 114 Stocks. Moon Motors Co Mother Lode Min Moto Meter--A Murray Body Nash Motors Natl Acme stp Natl Cash Reg--A Natl Distillers Prod do preferred Natl Power Lyt Natl Supply Co do preferred Worth Pump 100 30 30 30 Aero 300 3814 33 38 Yale Towne 100 6734 673 Wright Truck 1200 25 4 rights 4000 248 238 20 75e Yellow 78 do preferred 100 101 10118 AN Sheet Tube 12700 91 87 91 do 69 Youngsta Nevada Cons Copr 2 Airbrake do rights 32 2m Canners 83 do evt preferred 130 Chi St Louis 117 7 Central Hartford Ont Western 275,8 1.75 Niagara Fulls Pwr pfd 139 7a Norfolk Western 42 10e North American Co 49 3 do preferred 5 North Pacific 30 2 Oil Well Supply Omnibus Corp 106 6 Otis Elevator Co 3a Owens Bottle Co Pacific Oil Co 2.41a Packard Motors Co 133 1.60 Paige Detr Mtrs 6 Pan Amer Petrol -B 34 2 do Western Panhandle Prod Refis 4858 Pennsylvania Penn Seaboard Steel 117 8 Peoples Gas 19 Peoria East 67 6a Pere Marquette Phila Reading 40 3 Philips Petrolenm 19 Pierce Arrow 8 do preferred 58 Pierce Oil Pierce Petroleum 5 Postum Cereal 72 5 Public Service 115 8 do preferred 8 Pullman Co 1.50a Pure Oil Company 32 Radio Corpu Railroad Securities Ray Consol 79 Reading Co 3 Reid Ice Creatu Replogle Steel 44 Republic Steel 9114 do preferred 90 5 Reynolds Tobacco--B 42 Rutland pid 3658 3b St Joseph Lend 85 7 St Louis San Fran St Louis Southwest 8h Schulte Stores Seaboard Air Line 3112 do preferred 1.20b Seagrave Cons 2.50 Sears Roebuck 24 1.40 Shell Union 011 52 Shubert Corpo 53 2 Simmons Co Simms Petroleum 1958 Sinclair Cons Oil 2658 2 Skelly Oil 43 4 South Dairies 22 do Class 6 Southern Pacife 10358 7 Southern Railway 5 do preferred 51 3r Standard Gas Elec 4 do preferred 5 Standard Milling 2 Standard Oil Calif Standard Oil 434 Standard Plate Glass 6 Stewart Warner 5978 6 Stromburg Carburetor 47 5 Studebaker Motor do preferred la Sun Oil Co Superior Oil 50c Superior Steel Symington Co 16 2 do Class A I I 60e Telautograph 1 Tennessee Copper 48. 3 Texas Co 10 Texas Gulf Sulphur Texas Pacific 121 Texas Pacide 0 0 Third Ave Rwy 3.60 Thompson 1.50 Tidewater Oil 447 3a Timken Roller Bearing 7 Tobacco Products 3 Transcontinental oil 35 Union Bag Paper 78 5 Union Carbide 2 Union Oil Calif 10 Union Pacific 743 4 do preferred 2 Union Alloy Steel 2m United Cigar Stores 134 8 United Drug 3.50 do Ist preferred 98 4 United Fruit 150 10 8 Cast Iron Pipe 39 Distributing 3 U' Hofman 453 Industrial Alcohol 4 US Rity Imprmt Rubber 117 7 9 Steel do preferred Universal Pipe 52 do preferred 2p Utilities Pwr Lgt-A 29 3 Vanadium 443 3.50 Vick Chemical 123 Va Car Chemical do preferred 26 3 Virandou Wabash Rwy 68 5 do preferred17 1.25 Waldorf System Ward Baking -B 12 Warner Bros Pict- A 53 Weber Heilbroner 11 West Maryland, 1638 do 2d preferred West Pacife pid 00 Western Union Teleg 65 Westinghouse Elec Mfg Weston Elec Instrument 18 Wheeling Lake Erie 37 do preferred 2 White Engle Oil 5118 White Motor Co 26 2 Rock MS 4 White Sewing Mach pid 18 Willys Overland do preferred 14 Wilson Co A 48 Woolworth Sales. High. Low.

Close. 100 237 2378 600 6 6 100 42 42 42 200 818 818 22900 5844 60 100 848 8V 818 600 4334 4334 1000 16 100 3834 3834 5400 2214 '23 4100 65 V2 64 65 100 114 114 114 400 1358 1312 900 3834 2300 158 158 1500 0 453 4538 300 8414 83 200 181 18078 181 18500 135 135 6500 453 100 2378 100 28V8 2500 1567 15678 29100 5638 54 5638 200 300 733 200 34 34 34 300 15 15 1300 12218 300 74 74 74 200 138 144 138 1200 42 1600 16 16 16 2200 6738 6758 100 3878 200 21 2034 21 3600 5478 5458 5478 1900 23 2414 1200 122 300 144 I V8 600 97 100 3858 3858 5100 473 4758 2700 29 100 1123 11234 200 58 58 48 200 900 10214 10134 15800 100 121 121 121 1200 179 178 178 400 27 9300 413 4338 60 74 74 1400 14 14 14 7700 95 9712 .100 43 43 43 100 700 58 58 100 200 973 973 1500 573 200 42 4178 42 11300 98 97 98 1700 67 6858 100 4634 1100 34 3234 34 100 200 133 1338 1338 200 5412 600 28V4 400 68 67 6744 500 343 34 3458 200 1734 800 203 800 200 5278 5234 5234 2000 313 3800 10698 13800 119 100 9258 925 8 9258 12200 56 5458 5578 200 56 56 56 100 71 71 71 800 60 5934 1300 4438 4438 500 534 600 73 7244 73 400 6738 673 25600 5714 56 57 100 120 120 120 500 31 200 142 100 25 V8 600 500 1712 1714 100 1142 800 12 1600 53 V2 6200 1643 164 1600 5538 54 200 1438 300 373 37 3712 300 4544 45 45 100 3000 6138 61 800 104 104 3100 5 5 200 46 46 100 1600 53 523 523 200 154 200 80 80 80 700 335 8 300 9778 200 15838 15838 200 58 100 113 113 113 2700 244 240 600 100 400 300 62 6178 62 1700 41600 200 130 12978 130 23700 25 100 7134 713 200 30 700 500 4578 453 500 14 14 14 100 4100 5100 4558 44 1100 753 200 2058 2058 2058 200 200 18 1778 18 100 60 60 60 300 135 1358 100 200 85 85 85 200 400 69 69 V8 400 1878 400 2458 100 100 4700 6038 60 100 500 48 48 5200 283 200 96 96 96 500 18 1778 18 1500 166V2 167 Total sales for the day, 850.500 shares. (b) Includes extras. (d) 11 Ex-rights. (a) Plug extras.

stock. (f) Extra 4 per cent. in stock. Ex-dividend. in (g) tel Ten per stock.

1 Rate Irregular. company has no fixed cem. (hi 5 cent. in stock. (n) Plus 4 per cent.

in Payable in preferred paying dividends. stock. Plus per cent. in special stock. (r) Plus (m) Plus per (p) stock.

ft) Plus per cent. in stock. Optional in cash or 10) share in common Phila. Stocks and Bonds -July 31 HECKER report price changes for Div'd High Law. in $.

60 2 59 45 6.50 133 3838 2 36 29 26 25 81 V8 5 203 12 68 50 31 55 35 3.50 47 2 5 17 76 65 43 3.50 33 25 10 91 71 5 3.50 124 68 50 65 51 51 79 73 55 21-16 50 5 15c 80 11 4358 38 A 55 49 ca 47 43 3 38 2.50 Bankers and Brokers. Sixth and Chestnut the week ending July 31 as follows: Div d. siela Stocks. High. 2.6 Amer Stores Co 4.4 Alliance Insurance 5.8 Bell Teleph Pa pfd Congoleum Nairn 5.0 Cambria Iron 11.

1 Consol Traction 36 7.6 East Shore Gas Elec 26 Electrle Storage Battery Eisenlohr Otto 1258 Fire Association 50 Giant Portland Cement 6.7. do preferred 56 3.8 Insurance Co North America. Keystone Telephone do preferred 1712 1.3 Keystone Watch Case 76 3.5 Lehigh Navigation Lake Sueprior Corpo 3.8 Lehigh Valley 91 3.7 Lit Brothers 5.4 Penna Railroad 6.9 Penn Central L. Pr 6.5 Penna Salt Mfg 76 4.1 Phila Electric Phila Elec Pwr rets Phila Western Rwy 13 9.2 du preferred 7.0 Phila Rapid Transit 4.8 Phila Gin Norristown .123 6.2 Phila Insulated Wire 6.7 Phila Traction 6.0 Phila Co cum pid 50 4.1 Reading Company 4.1 Stanley Co of America. 1.6 Tonopah Belmont 33 2.2 Tonopah Mining Victor Talking Machine 83 Dairy -B 11 7.5 Union Traction 3978 3.6 United Gas Improvement 112 6.0 Westmoreland Coal 50 6.2 West Jersey 6.8 York Railways pid 37 PHILADELPHIA BONDS $1.000 Amer Gas Elec 58 97 100 do 3,000 Cons Tract 500 Phila Electric 1.000 Phila Elec 1,000 Phila Electric 4,000 Phila Elec 3.000 United Rwyg Total sales, $13.600.

do 93 Jers 58 61 1st Pwr 5128 .102 68 107 Pwr tr etfs 48 MONEY RATES High. Low. Close. Call money (New 5 5 5 Time money (New York) Commercial paper (New Call money (Philadelphia) Time money (Philadelphia) Commercial paper (Philadelphia) Bar silver (New York), per, ance; London. Net change, 21 334 138 134 2 38 43 58 114 V8 Va 34 14 12 2 23 V8 34 18 V4 V4 V8 V8 V8 13 V8 34 V4 3,8 3 V2 1 V2 1 V2 2 Va V8 38 34 14 58 V8 3 V4 38 V8 Partly In dates special 2-50ths Net change.

2 23 44 1 V8 V4 34 14 43 238 58 3 streets, Philadelpbin, Low. Close. 75 77 44 11124 2178 40 40 36 36 26 26 8058 50 50 57 58 53 56 52 5 5 17 76 113 2 8918 91 27 27 72 72 76 76 13 13 563 5658 123 123 64 V2 5978 50 50 971 70 3 3 V8 6 658 83 83 11 11 3958 3958 108 50 50 4734 37 37 UNITED STATES GOVT. BOND3 Bid. Asked.

U. S. 2s, coupon, 1930 U. 8. 2s.

registered, 1930 102 0. 8. 38, coupon, 1946 96 98 U. S. registered.

1946 96 (0 98 FOREIGN EXCHANGE (Closing prices.) Demand. Cables. Engl'd (dollars per 11-16 4.86 3-16 France (cents per 2.42½ 2.43½ Italy (cents per lira 3.22½ 3.23½ Belgium (cents per frane). 2.53½ 2.55 Switz'l'd (cents per franc) 19.34½ 19.36 Holland (cents per guilder). 40.15 Austria (cents per Ger' (ets per reichsmark).

23.80 23.80 Greece (cents per drachma). 1.09½ 1.11 Sweden (cents per kronen) 26.75½ 26.77 Denmark (cents per kronen). 26.51 26.53 Norway (cents per kronen) 21.81 21.91 Spain (cents per peseta) 15.35 15.37 Czechoslovakia (eta per er). 2.96 2.98 Hungary (cents per crown he downward to or below: lightweights on the batcher order mostly 5: shippers took 1500: estimated holdover 1000; the average cost for Friday was the average weight wan 207 pounds, SHEEP, receipts 1000; practically none on sale today: fat lambs 50 to 65 cents lower for the week: culls 75e to 81 lower: sheep 25. to 50 lower: cento higher: yearlings wenk to 95 cents feeding lambs to 50 cents lower: week's top fat range lambs $14.95: native lambs $14.50: fat searlings.

$19: fat ewes, $7.50: feeding lambs, $14; bulk prices follow Fat range lambs. culls natives. fat ewes. feeding Inmbs, $13a14. COTTON MARKETS NEW ORLEANS, July 31 (A.

-Cotton futures closed steady at net ad- Vance of to 6 points. Close. October. $17.62017.63: December. $17.500 17.51: JannaLy, 817.19: March.

$17.60: Mat. $17.02. Spot quiet. 6 points up middling. $18.63.

Cottonseed oil WAN easier. Particularly for nearby deliverles. owing to selling hy cotton houses, but 110 pressure developed in late months on account of unsettled weather conditions in the South. Closing prices were 1 to 15 points net lower. Sales 5200 barrels, Prime crude nominal: prime summer yellow $13.50915: September closed $13.40: October December, 819.81: January.

810.70; March. $10.90. OTHER MARKETS CLEVELAND Sales. Stocks. High.

Low. Close. 150 Central Steel 7142 71 71. 25 do preferred .10912 10912 30 Cleveland Rwy 96 96 96 30 Electric Control 50 50 50 87 Gt Lakes Tow pid. 99.

99 99 500 Peerless Mtrs 31 31 20 Sherwin Wins 4234 4234 263 Sterns Co 8112 8114 8114 300 Telling Co 37 37 37 1856 Trumbull Sti 12 20 Union Metals 4212 42V The Silk Market NEW YORK. July 81 (A. P. -RAW SILK steady: prices unchanged. The Steel Market NEW YORK.

July 31 (A, P.I, prices unchanged. a The Rubber Market NEW YORK. July (A, P'. RUBBER, closed weak. Spot.

$38,90: December. $40: March. 840,80, Smoked ribbed. 38 7-8c. WASHINGTON'S TEETH TO BE ON EXHIBITION False Set Worn by Father of Country Will Be Shown at Dental Congress George Washington's false teeth, on exhibition here this month during the seventh International Dental Congress, are certain to be source more than historic interest.

In fact, a mere glance at them will prompt a feeling of pity for the "Father of Our Country" that he had to wear them and ent with them. Again the comparison with modern dentures will be focused chiefly upon the minds of hundreds of practitioners who will view these, and hundreds other relies, which will be a part of the large dental exposition held in conjunction with the congress, The dental exposition in which Washington's teeth will be displayed will be, in conjunction with the Dental Congress, in the Commercial Museum buildings, at Thirty- fourth and Spruce streets, Convention sessions will also be held there, from August 23-27. Twenty thousand dentists from all parts, including of the world are expected of here. most eminent the profession. The exposition of dentistry will comprise five divisions: a dental scientific exhibit, dental historic, dental public health, governmental and commercial exhibits.

Each of these exhibits has been assembled from varions parts of the civilized world. Dr. 0. G. L.

Lewis, of Philadelphia, in chairman of the committee on historical and scientific exhibits, and his colleagues are Professor Hermann Prinz, of the University of Pennsylvania Dental School and Evans Museum; Dr. Norman J. Leidy, Dr. Gustave O. Tassman, Dr.

F. W. Allen, Dr. George C. Coleman, Dr.

Arthur Hopewell-Smith, Dr. J. L. Appleton and Dr. Edward Kirk, all of Philadelphia, and Dr.

Bernard C. Weinberger, of New York. They are now preparing the exhibits. Child Scalded by Coffee When he upset a pot of scalding coffee at his home yesterday, Louis Del Vecchio, nine years old, of 2047 South Opal street, received severe burns of the hend and hands. He attempted to rench across the table for the coffee and pulled the tablecloth, upsetting the pot on his shoulders.

His mother, Mra. Mary Del Vecchio. ran into the street with the screaming child in her arms. DOliceman took the boy to the St. Agnes Hospital, where he was.

treated and discharged. OBITUARY Mrs. Winifred D. Beatty Mrs. Winifred Dunham Beatty, died Thursday at her home, North Wycombe road.

Lansdowne. after an illness of several months, will be buried today. Mrs. Beatty, who, before her marriage to T. Edgar Beatty, was teacher in the Lansdowne Friends School and the Lansdowne public schools, WAR 11 member of the school board and of the scholarship committee of the Twentieth Century Club of Lansdowne.

Several years ago she helped organize the Literature Classes of the club, and at the time of her death was member of its board of directors. She was also a member of the board of directors of the Public Library of Lansdowne, Mrs. Amy J. Gleason Mrs. Amy J.

Gleason, who died Friday nt her home, 117 South Thirtyfourth street, will be buried from the home of her daughter, Mrs. E. S. Crocker, 4215 Baltimore avenue, in the family plot at Easton. At the time of her death, Mrs.

Gleason was eighty-six years old. She was the wife of John Gleason, for many years prominent Chestnut street. tailor. In addition to her husband daughter, is survived by a son, W. F.

Gleason, former member of the City Council and seeretary to Mayor Reyburn. The date of the funeral has not as yet been set. Mrs. Mary Heavey Mrs. Mary Heavey who died on Wednesday at home, 1632 Parrish street, will be buried tomorrow.

Solemn Requiem Mass will be celebrated at the Church of the Gesu, Eighteenth and Stiles streets by Rev. Desan J. Kenner. Interment will take place in New Cathedral Cemetery. Mrs.

Heavey, who was seventy-six years old, was prominent in Catholic circles, She was the wife of Darby Heavey. The couple recently celebrated their golden anniversary. At Beverly. N. July 30, RO.

BERT DICKSON, son of Charles W. and Robertn M. Adums, Funeral services and int. strictly private, Mon. 2 P.

M. Please omit flowers, -Of 3347 Jasper st. July 20, CHARLES son of the late Louis and Mary Bachman Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services. 2 P. at the Frank T.

Hessinger Susquehanna ave. east of Front Ft. Int. private, Hillside Cem. Friends 101 enli Sun.

-July 31. ELLEN, wife of the late William Berger. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral. A. 452 Leedom Jenkintown.

Pa. Solemn High Requiem Mass at the Immaculate Conception Church, 9.30 A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.

BRANDT. -July 30, MARY dauchter of Margaret A. Quian and the late Brandt. Relatives and friends, also B. M.

Sodality and Denmatte Society of 0 L. of sit. are Invited to attend funeral, 8 A. froth her late residence, 2287 8. 3d st.

Solemn high mass of requiem at the Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, commencing 9.30 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

Suddenly, July 30. GEORGE W. husband of the late Georganna Brown and son of late Philip Brown and Mary Fowler. aged 56 rears, Relatives and friends. and all 50- cletiles of which be was a member are Invited to attend funeral.

2 P. M. residance, 2234 8. Hemberger st. Int.

Fern wood Cem. Friends may call Mon eve. Issue. Bid. Asked.

about. Fedl Land Bank Farm Loan 58 May 1941, op 31..10318 10334 4 4.13 Fedl Land Bank Farm Loan 5g Nov 1941, op 10378 4.18 Fedi Land Bank Farm Loan 439 Jan 1954. op 10358 4.18 Fedt Land Bank Farm Loan 4348 July 1952, op 10312 4.17 Fedl Land Bank Farm 4128 Jan 1943, op 10198 4.18 Fedl Land Bank Farm 4128 May 1942. op 4.17 Fedi Land Bank Farm Loan May 1939, op Joint Stock Land Bank Bonds Bark of Issue. Ask.

Yield. Chicago Oct 101 4.34 Chicago 58 Nov 10238 4.55 Mtgy 58 Apr V2 4.55 Kan City Oct 1033 4.55 Un Det Nov 10312 4.50 Kau Cy Oct 9914 10038 4.45 St Mo 58 May 102V8 4.60 Virginian 5s Nov 10258 4.65 Des Mo 59 Nov 4.55 Des May '65-'35. 1003 4.40 Lincoln 4125 Jan 4.34 Bank Mil Nov 10244 4.58 Cent Ill Nov 102 4.61 0 SEC 5s Jan 102 4.63 Fremt 4348 June '65-'35. 9912 10118 4.60 Antonio 59 Nov 102 4.70 California July 10314 4.58 Atlantic 5s Morel 102 4.65 Dallas Jan 103 4.62 Oreg de 58 Jan 1013 4.70 1st Curo May 101 2 4.70 Min Minn 5g Nov '52-'27. 9948 4.75 Pae 58 May 103 4.60 York 58 May 104 4.52 Lex Ky July 104 4,45 Atlanta Ga 58 1033 4.51 Ist Tex Hous 5s 10312 4.55 Gr'brier Va 58 10334 4.49 Denver Feb 4.52 Un Det Mch 5s 104 4.43 Union Det 10134 4.28 la Sx City 10112 4.30 Maryland Va 58 10312 4.53 Va Carolina 4.55 Swest Lt Rk 103 4.62 PHILADELPHIA MARKETS There was a fair volume of general business transacted during the past week, and prices were well mnintained on most descriptions of merchandise.

The grain markets were somewhat irregular and corn closed at a net decline of 2e. Oats ruled firm and 3-4c higher. There was little trading in flour, but limits generally were well sustained. The better grades of hay were in small supply and steady, but offerings were mostly of the under grades, which were dull and weak. Trade in butter was slow, and prices declined 1e.

Fine fresh eggs were well cleaned up and firm but 8 considerable proportion of the supply was of more or less heated and unattractive stock, which was little wanted and irregular in value. FIRST PENNSYLVANIA PEACHES PHILADELPHIA. July first Pennsylvania peaches of the season arrived on the Philadelphia market today, This stock was from Berks county and consisted of Red Birds of good color and quality, Prices ranged from $1 to $1.25 per six-basket earrier. compared with 40e to 75c per half bushel for the same variety from New Jersey. The peach market was generally weak 011 account of liberal supplies and ft lack of baying interest, necording to the Pennsylvania and Federal Bureau of Markets.

The advance of potato prices was the ture of the Philadelphia produce market durthe week. Jersey stock opened nt 75c to ink and closed today at 85c to She per $1. Truck receipts of this stock Increased week, but supplies were light at during the the close. Barreled offerings were very light and on some days there were too few sales to establish quotations, The tomato market improved considerably, due to the lighter supply and better quality the offerings. The demand was fairly 10- of second earlys selling nt The to tive.

with or an advance of 10c to 81.25 per over Friday. higher nt the Prices on good apples were inferior apples were not a8 close. Small and strengthen the market for fancy stock. Yellow plentiful and this helped which sold nt 30e to 75e per at 75c to at the beginning of the week, were selling 80e today. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS July 31 (A.

Sensaprices for wheat available CHICAGO, tional soaring month end shortage here of 10 meet 14 Dig 11 cents carried prices up, July more whent than closed at the bushel $1.56 to an overnight today. day's top. of This to jump was a surpassed immediately after bushel. the closing COnE cases as high 18 $1,60 was clearing traders from the pit. then some effect a settleIn A bushel was represented an advance of paid ment.

cents price bushel here for wheat withThis nearly 18 a in -four hours. that Breworks were to be twenty First pit developed when notice expected the In larger commission houses began the wheat some of to Inst-minute trades, Such disclaim all responsibility for the tion warninas, however, failed to prove effective. of orders for and the market stampeded in earnest just at the established a new high price record finish. July in the few minutes of for the season last first ran up to 81.491 trading. to $1.44 Quotations and then shot skyward 141 still higher jumps after the dropped to 81.581.

with official understood to he close. Winnipeg traders fortunate were holders of July among the chiet contracts here. and were thus beneficiaries accruing from the advance. of Belated profits who waited too long vainly the expecting that prices would drop individual at the specula- Amish were snid the to be most part. scattered but in the aggregate tors for interest in the market proved to be of their fairly Highest Lowest Closing large dimensions.

WHEAT 1.58½ 1.44¾ 1.56 July 1.45 1.42 1,43 1.47 September December 1.49 1,47 CORNJuly .77 September .85 December OATS--July September December RYL1.06½ 1.04 1.04% July September 1.07% .065 1.044 December 1.12 1.10% 1,11 15.80 September 10.87 13.77 15.80 October RIBS 15.80 July September 15.97 BELLIES 18.40 July 18.37 18.35 18.30 September WHEAT. No 2 red. CORN. OATS, No white. No No 3 white.

BARLEY. 65a740. 6.75. CLOVE SEED. RIBS, $15.80.

BELLIES, No 2 hard. 2 yellow. No 2 white. 42 RYE. not quoted.

TIMOTHY SEED, 85.75a $12028. LARD, $15.65. $18.12. NEW YORK. July 31 (A.

WHEAT, spot, Irregular: No. 1 dark Northern spring. e.t.f.. New York. Inke and rail, $1.81: No.

2. hard winter b. New York. lake rail and No 2 mixed durum. do to $1.82: and No.

1 Manitoba. lake and rall to arrive No. 81.77 1-4 yellow in bond. CORN. track, spot New barely York.

all rail 99 14: No. 3 yellow de 97 1-4. OATS. No. white 53 LARD.

ensy: EL spot eRFF: Middle West, RYE. easy: Western. $1.18 1-4. f. 0.

b. New York and $1.16 1-2 1. export. BARLEY. steady: malting.

80 $38.00. New York. PORK. easy: Mex. BUTTER.

steady; receipts. 12.155, EGGS. steady to firm: 11.553. CHEESE. quiet: receints, 269.

LIVE POULTRY. steady. Broilers. by express. unquoted: other prices unchanged.

DRESSED POULTRY. atendy: prices unchanged. Other articles unchanged. TOLEDO July 31 (A. Close: WHEAT--No.

2 red. CORN- -No. vellow. OATS- -No. white.

45 1-2 140 BARLEY RYE ER SEED Cash Imported. $17.75. October, $20.20 bid: December, $15.75 bid: February, $10. $14.50 bid: September, 814.50. TIMOTHY SEED -Cash.

83.60 asked: September. $3.60 asked: October. $3.60 asked. MINNEAPOLIS, July 31 (A. shipments 52.157 barrels, BRAN- No.

1.65 3-5: July. $1.67: September. $1.51 3-8: December. $1.53 1-4. CORN No.

3 vellow. OATS- No. 3. white. 41 8a 12 FLAX -No.

1. 82.50 3-4. MILWAUKEE, July 31 (A. CORN No. 3 mixed.

ShaSTc. BARLEY, malt63a76c. DULUTH, July 31 (A. September, -Close: -FLAX July. $2.49 1-2: 82.51 3-4: October.

$2.52. November, $2.52 1-2; December $2.52 3-4. LIVESTOCK MARKETS CHICAGO, July 31 (U. S. Department Agriculture) CATTLE.

receipts. 1000: compared week ago: heary fed steers and fleshy grassers 25 to 50 cents off. mostly 50 cents. the lowest since the fall of 1924: trade gintted: yearlings steady. to 20 cents lower.

selling 50 to 75 cents over comparable grade heavies. choice heavy grades. yearlings, $10.50: extreme top yearlings, 810.05: most grassy steers in stocker flesh steads: country demand brond for lishtweights: best grass COWS predominating she stocks. aten da to 25 cents lower: All cutters sharing heifers fully steadst bulls 25 to 40 centa off: renters 50 cents lower; bulk prices foul: fed steers, slaughter grasse steers. 86.50a8: stockers and feeders.

$5.7507: fat cows. slaughter heifers. all cutters. $3.2504: calves. $19 to 813.

HOGS. receipts 3000. generally steady, uneven: parking sows strong to 10 cents higher: lightweights showing best netion: top $13.70: hulk desirable. 160 to 210 pound weights. 812.30n most 240 to 325 pound butchers.

bulk slaughter plus. $13.25013.40: most bucking sows, $10.15 to heavies July 30. JOHN G. CARLSON. nEeD 5b.

Relatives and friends, also Talmar Beneficial Society. are invited to services. P. residence. 4018 Wallace st.

Int. private. Friends may' call Ston. eve. -July 29.

WILLIAM busband of the late Mary Etta Cassidy, Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral. 8.30 A from residence of brother-in-law, John Me Adams, 7057 Wheeler st. of requiem. Church of St. Clement.

10 A. M. Int. New Cathedral Cem. CHAPMAN.

--July 29, MARGARET, wite of Frederick Chapman. Relatives and friends. also members of Summertield M. E. Sunday School, are invited to attend funeral, 1.30 P.

late residence, 2311 E. Gordon st. Services at above-named church. 2 P. Mr.

Int. Oakland Cem. Viewing Sun. eve. CLEARY- July 30.

JEANNE wife of Charles L. Cleary and daughter of Walter and Clara Hartman, aged rears. Funeral services P. parents' residence 42 Strafford Alden, Pa. Int.

private. ViewSon. eve. July 29. SAMUEL husband of Anna Clifford, Relatives and friends.

also employees of Scott Powell Dairy, Stenton Park Division, are invited to attend funeral, services. 3 P. rentdence. N. Carlisle st.

Int. Greenmount Cem. Friends may call 8 to 10 P. M. DA SON- 29.

JOHN beloved husband of Marie M. Dawson (nee Marshall) and son of the late John A. and Annie sOD. Riatives and friends also Holy Name Society of Church. are invited to attend funeral 8.30 A.

from his late residence. 713 8. 57th Nt. SoletA Requiem Mass at Church of ation at 10 A. M.

precisely. Int. Holy Cross. DOBSON: July 28. FRANK, hushand of Lottie Dobson thee Austin), need 28.

formerly of 1001 W. Orleans Relatives and friends are invited to funeral, 1.30 P. parlors of Henry W. Kirchner, W. cor.

Somerset and Hutchinson Int. Greenmount Cem, Viewing 7 to 10 P. M. DOUGHERTY. -July 28.

SARAI. wife of Joseph, Dougherty (nee Crosson). Relatives and friends invited to funeral, Sion. 8.30 A. from residence of her son-in-law Walter Norris, 5787 Malcolm st.

58th and Whithy Solemn Mass of Requlem at the Church of the Most Blessed Sacrament. 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cent.

-July 31, JAMES, husband of late Mary (nee O'Neill), formerly Warren st. Relatives and friends also St. Agatha's Holy Name Society: Div. No. 1.

A 0. and P. R. T. Co operative Association.

are invited to funeral, Tues. 8,30 A. restdeuce of niece. Mira. William J.

O'Neill. 1786 N. Redfield st. Solemn requiem mass at Church of St. Rose of Lima.

10 A. M. Int. New Ca thedral Cem. 20.

EMMA STUART, beloved wife of Walter S. Dunnhey, Relatives and friends, also all societies of which the WILH a member. are invited to attend funeral services, at her ante residence, 59 Potter Haddonfleld, N. 2 P. M.

Int, private. Cem. Viewing Sun. after 7 P. M.

ELLIS-July 29. MARY E. ELLIS. (nee Lyons). wife of the late John A.

Ellis, aged years, Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services at parlors of J. W. Vickers. 2728 Ridge ave. Int.

private. ENGLE. July 29. SAMUEL ENGLE, aged 71. Relatives and friends, without further notice.

are invited to funeral, P. from residence of son-in-law. Irvin R. Dewen, Centre Square, Pa. Service's in Jarrettown M.

E. Church, at 8.80 P. M. Take Norristown and Lansdale trolleys to Centre Sugare. W.

Lycoming street. on July 30. 1926. WILLIAM H. husband of Sarah Gillespie.

Relatives and friends also St. Albans Lodge No. 029, are Invited to the service on Monday afternoon at two d'elock at the Oliver H. Bair 18:0 Chestant at, Interment private. GILL July 29, at U.

8. National itarium. Johnson, JOHN, husband of Elizabeth Gillon (nee: Donegan) and SOT of Sarah and the late Michael Gilton. Relatives and friends are invited to 8.30 A. residence of brother-in-law.

George K. Barnes, 5124 Stiles at. Mass of Requiem at the Church of St. Gregory, 10 A. M.

precisely. Int. Holy Cross Cem. GLEASON. -On July 80.

1026. AMY JANE. wife of John Gleason. Relatives and friend are Invited to the funeral on Tuesday mornat 8.30 o'clock from the residence of her daughter. Mrs.

E. S. Crocker, 4215 Baltimore ave. Solemn requiem mass at St. James Church at 10 Interment at Easton.

Pa. Kadosh Temple, 0. M. No. 8.: 29, K.

La K. of M. 0. R. Frankiin Castle, Poneinah Tribes 8., P.

are late Invited to funeral services. Court Sheridan, No. 1, 6 8 Greenmount Cem. residence, 1428 W. Nedro ave.

int. Friends may call Sun, eve. LEY, widow of Rev. 30, FRANCES DEAZEFuneral residence, services 2 P. at her la to Walter Windezer.

4221 Osage ave. Int. private. BROOK, wife of July John 31, J. 1926.

and ALMENA HOLlate Robert M. and Harriet A. daughter Holbrook. of Wood the Relatives Wednesday and friends morning are invited to the service 011 H. Bafr at 10.30 o'clock at the Oliver Interment 1820 Chestnut street.

at Wilmington. Del. July 30. WORTHINGTON, WILLIAM -Buckingham Township. Eitle Worthington: Relatives husband and frienda are late Invited Schultz, to Mechanicsville the resident Charles at 2 o'clock (daylight road.

saving). on Ate. 3, Friends call Son. Int, private. may 7 to 9 P.

M. (daylight saving). Classified Ads received after 4.15 P. M. MALE HELP WANTED BAKER-34 hand cake and pastry.

$20 with board. dry, and rm, Browne's Pastry Shop. Ocean Central ave Island Heights. NJ BARBER. steady, R.

all 5 to 8 and 10 P. M. 1463 Call Sunday. BOY--Wanted to run erranda and assist fo for shipping. advancement.

wares to start. 86. Chance B-91, Inquirer office. Market at. BOY wanted, be just out of sebool, assist shipping.

11-63. must Inquirer. strong. chance for ment. Market st.

CARPENTER for alterations, estimates ed. 9.11 A. M. Farmakis. 981 Arch.

COOK Chub. and countermen. lunch cAr, Clover 234 and Hunting Park ave. -SALESMEN When rou were 10. years of age did know Just what your vocation would be? you We are not born in our position in life-4 we make 1t.

The corporation responsible for this ad one that can make a success. Our meth. od is simple and sure. It whole lot cess of man than We don't care if anything before in your 114 you are assured not but also a position every opportunity of You have rend our reading another now more of them, cheaper to make suce it is to replace him. you have never mold life, it you come with alone a good income that is permanent.

with adrancement. nde before. and you will read Do you think we would be spending money hare something worth while? An interview every day, for advertising if we did not will convince you that we bave the best proposition in and around Philadelphia. You have read this ad because you looking for something that will better your are Income that and you may have And enjoy have position this ad and not apply for the more comforta luxuries in your life. Don't wait to benefit by your own own experience you have wasted your thine.

but take advantage of ours. For the beneft of those who are now employed we shall keep open Monday. day Wednesday until 8.30 P. M. CROWN POINT GARDENS Be Insured In home communities 1000 Bankers Trust Bide.

BUILDERS OF SUCCESSFUL MEN deuce. Mrs. Margaret Costello, 1920 N. 2d Solemn, requiem precisely. mass at St.

Michael's Cathedral Church. Cem. M. Int. New 28, THERESA loved wife of Florence J.

McCarthy (nee MeGrogan). Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral, 8.30 A. from Inte residence. 2085 Seattergood Frank ford. Solemn requiem, mass at St.

Bartholomew'e Church, A. Int. New Cathedral Cem. July 29, THOMAS. husband of Sarah McGovern, Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funeral, 8.30 A.

from Inte residence. 2526 Collin High masa, St. Church, 10 A. M. Int, Holy Sepulchre Cem.

MeMENAMIN, July 30, MICHAEL, busband of Margaret MeMenamin, Relatives and friends. also League of Sacred Heart. Holy Name Soelety and all other societies of which be was a member, are invited to attend funeral, 8.30 A. Inte residence, 050 N. 330 st.

Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Agatha's Church. 10 M. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

MAGE. July 30, MARIE wife of Harry Magee and daughter of Mary R. and the late Charles Relatives and friends are invited to funeral, Tues. 8.30 A. from the residence of her aunt, Mrs.

William Kennedy. 3168 Aramingo ave. Solemn Requiem Mans at Church of the Nativity, 10 A. SI. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. his home, Bowman Merion, July 30. PERCY husband of Beaste Shoch Neel. and FOU of William H. R.

and the late Mary Dunn Woolston Neel. Funeral at the conventence of the family. -July 29, DAVID busband of Rose F. 0'Keefe (nee Dooley) and son of David and Jennie 0'Keete (nee Woods), aged 26. Relatives and friends, niso Blessed ment HI.

N. Charles Carroll Council, No. 1361. K. of Archbishop Ryan Assembly, 4th K.

of Co. Kerrymen'8 P. B. and employees of U. 8.

Post Office. are Invited to funeral, 8.30 A. residence of parents, 5841 Chester ave, Solemn Mass of Requiem at the Church of the Most Blessed Sacrament. 10 A. M.

precisely, Int. Holy Cross Cem. 30. EDWARD, husband of Elizabeth H. Ragland, of 221 W.

Johnson Germantown. Services and int. at Richmond. Va. -July 29.

MARY (nee Fay). widow nt Wm. Reese. Kelntives and frienda invited to funeral, 8.30 A. M.

residence of brother-in-law. Paul Och, 1516 N. 25th st. Solemn Requiem Mass. Church of St.

beth. 10 A. M. precisely. Int.

at Cathedral Cem. ROBERTS On July 30. 1026. Roberta. JACOB RIDGWAY husband of Helena M.

In his BOth year. Relatives and friends are invited attend the funeral services, on Tuesday. August at 2 Mr. at the residence 30. of Mrs.

Chas. 610 E. Washington lane. Jenkintown. Int.

private. SAWYER. -On July 31, nt 1908 N. 18th MINNIE widow of William Sawyer. fees, P.

at parlors of Sechler Maguire, N. Broad st. Int. private. ViewMon BEIB.

July 81, nt her residence. 561 Fisher's MATILDA. widow of Angtist Seth, aged 86. Funeral private, at convenience family. July 29, FRANCIS band of Elizabeth Shanahan (nee Relatives and friends, employees of Gimbel Rug invited to funeral, 8.30 A residence.

2781 Earp st. Solemn High Mass St. Gabriel's Church. 10 A. M.

Int. Holy Cross. On July 30. JACOB, beloved husband of Sophia Solomon, aged 58. Relatives and friends, also Phil, Schneider Lodge, 0.

B. Roumanian-American, Achodah and Romanian Congregation, are invited to attend the funeral, Sun. P. from his late residence. 1405 W.

York st, Int. Montifore Cem. -July 31, MARIE, wife of Walter Struve, Relatives friends are itvited attend funeral services, 2 P. M. precisely, at the David H.

Schugler Brond and Diamond sta. Int. private. 30. JENNIE E.

CRAIG. widow of George W. Uber. aged 81 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral 2 P.

M. nt residence of her son-in-low. Charles H. Crothers, 1816 8. 55th st.

Int. private West Laurel Fill. Cem. 29, LOUISE UNGERER. Relatives an friends invited to services.

10 A. At L. I'. Keller Son's, 8. E.

cor. 18th and Lehigh avenue. Int, private. Friends may call Sun. eve.

-July 30. JANE FLEMING, wid. ow of William G. Walker, in her 86th year. Services and int.

at convenience of family, Friends may call her Inte restdence, 5312 Wakefield Germantown, to 9 P. WILLINGMYRE. -July 29, CHARLES. bus. band of Margaret Willingmyre.

Relatives and friends, also Richard Vaux Lodge, No. No. 384. 188; pad. Oriental Chapter on July 20, FRINE.

wife of James Harding, aged 37, Relatires and friends are invited to attend funeral Chapel, services. 3031 Mon. Kensington 9.80 A. ave. Int.

at at Steelman's Onkland busy specialist: PHYSICIAN, registered, young man, to assist Remains may be viewed after sal. $50 per wk. K-81. Inquirer of Market permanent: answer fully: P. M.

PLUMBER- Young than with some expertHASSALL- Jaty HELEN. daughter of ence, Apply 1334 South Gist st. Joseph A. and Nellie Hassall (nee Hurley). Relatives and Invited friends, also Altar and Rosary SALESMEN, local rug and linoleum Jobbing Society to funeral.

8.30 house requires services of live wire salesInte residence, 035 Haverford ave. Solemn men: give full particulars. Applications will Requiem Mass. Church or HE. Rose of Lima.

be treated strictly confidential. B-846, Inquirer 10. A. M. Int.

Holy Cross Cemn. office. HEAVEY. July 28, MARY, beloved wife of Darby Heavey and daughter of the late Michael and Eleanor Kane. Relatives and SALESMAN- Out of town, to sell Home friends, also married women's of Sodality of Gesti to the hardware, fort Weatherstrip "nationally advertised" and all other societies which she department be and general from member, her invited Inte to residence.

funeral, 1632 8.80 Parrish A. st. Commission only. Give references. D-48.

store trade. Must experienced. Inquirer, Market Solemn Requiem Mass, Church of Gesu, 10 A. M. Int.

New Cathedral Cem. SALESMAN- To sell. malt and hops and July 30. nt her Into residence, complete and general beverage supply trade line to the hard100 Phil-Ellena FLORA ware store out of town. BROOKS.

wife of the late Francia Wiggins Line in advertised. Commission only. Give Huff Funeral services and Int. private. references.

JENKINS. July 30. DAVID husband of W-87, Inquirer. Market st. Annie Jenkins, aged 72.

Relatives and friends SALESMEN- Anto supply. wid. in growing also employees Invited of to North attend Brothers' funeral Beneficial services. for retail, ambitious organization workers must Apply be A. real M.

0888 M. at the James R. McClure Fu- N. Brond st. neral Home, 1865 Harrison invited, Mon.

Frankford. Int. ARES 35 and 55, porch Hillside Cem. Friends eve. enclosures.

and tlv screens, house-to-house, KREAMER. -At her residence. 244. Ashby no samples. excellent proposition.

Commission Stonehurst. on July 80. MARGARET M. and drawing account, give age. Inquirer widow of John H.

Kreamer. Relatives and office. P-896. friends are (daylight invited to the time), services nt on the Oliver aL STENOGRAPHER- Expd. in business office, saving of school, on Main Line, knowledge of bookH.

Bair 1820 Chestnut st. Int at keeping helpful. reply in own hand-writing. Phoenixville, giving age. qualifications.

refs. and salary LAWLER. July 80, ANTHONY Relatives desired. Inquirer Office. R-802.

band of Mary St. Murphy Lawler, Holy Soclety and SUPERINTENDENT--Pretzel -Pretzel department. to friends, also Veronica'8 Name Invited to at- take complete charge, must thoroughly onand League of Sacred Heart, A are derstand mixing, cooking. and baking, apply tend funeral, 1 8.30 from his late OP write Medlar Biscuit 2202 Alter at. residence.

8741 N. st. Solemn mass of res thenr 22nd and Washington ave.) nt St. Veronien Church, 10 A. M.

Int, YOUNG MAN -Over 18. Gentile, to assist fo Now Cathedral Cem. formerly of Ger- shipping and office work. must be strong, 81, MAX. plenty of ambition.

long hours. wonderful mantown. beloved husband of Diana opportunity for advancement. Give reterence. (nee Franklin).

Relatives and friends are state lowest salary to start. Man with chela Invited to attend services, Monday, 11,30 A. store experience preferred. C-27. Inquirer, M.

time), at his home, 311 Market At. Allen Allenhurst, N. Train leaves YOUNG MEN. in auto supplies for grOWBroad St. Station.

Penna. R. 9.10 A. M. ing retail organization.

real opp. for ambi-saving time), tous worker. Apply 10 A. M. 928 North LINSON.

-July 30. MARIA. wife of Joseph Brond st. Linson. Itelatives and friends are Invited to her attend late funeral services, 7730 Mill 2.30 Elkins P.

Park, at FEMALE HELP WANTED residence, Pa. Int. private, COOK- ExP. dinner cook. hrs.

7 A. M. to LOUDEN. -July 20. ANNIE E.

(nee Con- P. M. 4422 Germantown ave, tello), beloved wife of Denis Louden, COOKING and housework. girl. neat.

rets. tires and friends are invited to attend funeral, Call Cynwyd 41-W. 8.80 A. from her sister-in-law's rest. deuce.

Mrs. Margaret Costello, 1920 N. 2d 700 359 356 356 100 1118 1800 1400 393 38 134 36200 1907 188V8 200 33 33 100 200 86 86 86 400 50 4978 50 700 3 300 51 51 200 49 3 200 105 105 105 100 800 23 23 V2 1200 73 800 100 1978 Ve 21 1000 35 100 106 106 106 400 73 300 27 273 200 773 76 773 100 373 300 105600 7212 400 24 2358 24 17100 100 10V8 100 958 95 200 1000 58 300 Va 100 400 48 48 700 5438 54 54 4800 V2 3 V8 8400 54 1300 300 633 V8 200 7 7 7 100 303 V4 1300 38 37 V2 38 100 51 51 51 100 100 200 4438 44 441 200 38 38 700 100 58 58 100 50 56 50 400 22 22 1000 V8 1400 22 22 22 600 55 100 300 91 90 91 100 38 33 38 100 85 85 85 .3000 4218 421 38 300 200 130 100 140 140 140 5 700 18 900 163 100 700 2 100 80 80 80 5000 12638 200 17 17 700 83 200 25 25 25 100 23 23 23 100 41 100 13 V8 200 41 41 4000 58 5758 5734 1400 23 SE 1200 1238 1218 600 15 143 900 293 29 100 9958 995 58 400 1 114 114 100 100 300 100 92V2 4500 40 40 1200 92 92 114 1000 79 800 393 69 3 91 in stock. stock. for stock.

of a ELLIOTT FISHER BOOKKPNG OPERATORS Banner's are paying the highest salaries to experienced Elliott-Fisher bookkeepers. wIth department store experience. Apply Employment Office. 3rd floor BLAUNER'8 833-39 MARKET STREET Binuner'8 require several experie Indies for their popular-priced. ry partment.

Steady position with salary to those Age. who qualify. Must be of Apply employment third floor. BLAUNER'S 833-39 MARKET STRE SALESWOMEN -SHOE Blauner's require several expert ladies for their shoe department dy sition with good salary to those uality. 20 to 25 years of age.

Apply Emp ent office. third floor. BLAUNER'S 833-39 MARKET STREE SKIP installment vinem. No other need apply. 11 N.

street. TUCKER Exp. necessary. good Apply and N. Hnt 711 Arch SITUATIONS WANTE LE CHEF.

experienced. first-class co. les position. best reference: club preferred. Inquirer office, Market SITUATIONS WANTED -FEMALE SECRETARY AND STENOGRAPHER--FOEmerly of city engineer, Hollywood.

desires 4 responsible connection. in Philadelphis. Sal. 840. M-876.

Inquirer office. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE PENNSYLVANIA FARMS 39 ACRES Widow must sell at short notice. Beautiful 5-room stole house. Large barn. 60 ft.

long fruit. ponitry 10 house acres in timber on good road, 2 and other out-buildings, variety miles R. R. station. D.

A. ANDRES 347 Franklin street. Quakertown. Pa. REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE OAKLAND- -Sports roadster.

1926. for real estate valued $1250, R-846. Inquirer. APARTMENTS PROFESS. office and new mod.

all conva. 1624 N. 5th st. Ore. 8366-J.

ROOMS TO RENT GRATZ ST. N. 2320-Front room, large adry, 24 floor, all cons. POWELTON 3843 -Three rooms on second floor, and bath. unfurnished.

WYLIE 1739-2 large unfurn. 34 1. back, use of bath and gas, 13th 1219-2 newly furn. fr. hiskpg.

running water. phone. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES day, VALUABLE fine location. property on Ideal for ice cream. resWilliam Penn hightaurant, drug store, dentist or doctor.

8-room stone house, modern garage, ponitry house and like garden. this Inrge are lawn. scarce. Price $6000: easy 100x200 feet deep. Places terme.

F. YOST, 34 Collegeville. Pa. Bell phone 102-R-3. TEA ROOM candy tix.

must be sold bus. this street store movies, and 9-rm. sale, a bargain. cor. or prop.on rent $60.

mod. near D-28. Inquirer office, Market st. MEAT partner, STORES- doing $2000 weekly. trial given, or consider apply 1016 Columbia ave.

USED AUTOMOBILES FORD Stewart sedan. vacuum special system. 1924 chassis. $300. body.

Bosch fenition. 558 Marland st. Germantown. DOGS, BIRDS, ETC. ENGLISH Bull poppies for sale.

Good stockie Call Park 90. DE Car to ro OS 12 AS DIED nD1 one eve elo bi.