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1 with to 4 It castr to Ja wears of IL THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1926 aef 19 BROADCASTERS ARE PUT ON HONOR U. S. Department, Stripped of Control of WaveLengths Hopes for 'Peace' Necessary Legislation by Next Congress Session to Clear Situation WASHINGTON, July 9, (A. Radio broadcasters hare been placed on their honor as to their use of the ether.

Under a new policy announced today by the Commerce on Department, made necessary by an opinion of the Attorney General holding the department to be without controlling power, no attempt will be made in the future to stations. wave Licenses issued to new staassign lengths to broadcasting tions will merely show the ware length selected by the stations themselves as normal for their needs. No great confusion is expected by department officials to result from this change of policy. the Rather, spirit they predieted continuance of of cooperation which has served to bring in about self-regulation by the industry order that the whole radio machinery built up in the last three years useless may not break down and render millions of receiving sets in American homes. Hopeful for Legislation Radio officials of the department are bopeful, however, that at Congress will some legislation its next sespass sion.

authorizing some administrative agency to assign wave broadcasters. lengths and limit power and time of confusion They which may arise in the 'interim will suggested also that any be minimized if broadcasters avoid interference with each other. The commerce department had been assigning wave lengths since 1923. assumed acting under authority which wireless it was 1012. ninety- provided in wave the bands, of "chief six are in use in Canada, were set aside and today 530 stations this country are using the 89 bands by splitting time with others.

accordance The with department decision of the Court of Appeals of the proceeded in District of Columbia. A few months ago, however, the Federal Court at Chicago held that the department was without authority under the 1912 act to say what powers and what bands a station may use. This decision was similar to the ion of the Attorney General, who held that while each applicant for a license must designate a wave Vend length outside the band between 600 1600 meters, he lengths. is at He liberty further use held that the deto other wave partment must issue licenses to all who apply. 600 Applications on File There are more than 600 applications on file for licenses, but only about 15 or 20 of the applicants are understood to have stations ready for operation, and the department plans to issue licenses only to those who have stations constructed.

While some department officials predicted serious consequences should An indiscriminate rush for favored wave lengths develop, Solicitor Davis said that although there might be some local disturbances. the situation as a whole would not be seriously affected. The general effect of the Attorney General's opinion. a department statement said, that regulation has broken down and stations are under no effective restriction as to wave length or power used. Persons desiring to construct stations must determine for themselves whether there will be wave lengths available for their use without interference with other stations.

They must proceed entirely at their own risk." Fair Play Is Asked If international confusion with Canadian stations is to be avoided. the department said, there must continue to be followed the reciprocal policy of avoiding in each country the use of bands utilized by stations in the order. department hopes most earnestly." it asserted. "whatever may ensue. that the sense of fair play.

as well as in the protection of the situation as a whole. will prevent an ican station from trespassing upon the Canadian assignments." SAYS PRAYER CURED HER Woman Lauds Work of Revivalist; Reveals Strange Remedy Mrs. Martha E. Mairs, 7110 Sellers avenue. Bywood, told an audience at the Bosworth Revival meeting last night that Thursday was the first time in a year she had drunk a drop of pure water, as all the liquids she was permitted to drink, had to be diluted with some sort of medicine.

"A week ago," she said. "I sought the prayers of Bosworth and am now able to drink and eat as I please." It was explained that Mrs. Mairs had suffered from stomach trouble and that specialists, and radium treatments had proven failures. Every time she drank water or ate certain foods, her face and parts of her. body would turn black.

Mrs. Mairs also said for six months she had had blood poison in both feet. "The physicians at the hospital I was in were going to amputate my right foot," she said. "I paid over $1000 trying to get cured but thanks to Mr. Bosworth and his followers my feet are well again and for the first time since I got blood poisoning I am able to put on my shoes." TORY TURNS DOWN BOUT Roy Bird, Conservative M.

Rejects Offer to Fight Laborite Foe Special Cable to The Inquirer. Copyright, 1926, by The Inquirer and the New York Hennd Tribune. LONDON, July Bird, ConServative M. who got into a fight with J. P.

Gardener, a newly -elected Labor member, in the corridor of the House of Commons last night after the Royal assent had been given to the Government's bill legalizing all eight-hour day in the coal mines, Lee ceived an offer today of fifty pounds to appear in a boxing match at "The in Blackfriars, one of London' most famous boxing halls. Mr. Bird. who physically is about the biggest man in the House of Commons, said laughingly: "Of course I turned the offer down, but I am glad to know that I nave another possible career besides my Parliamentary and legal one." Mr. Bird denied a rumor that he had received A challenge from Labor M.

P. for a boxing contest for ten pound side, the stakes to go to the Miners' Relief Fund. "HEAVY" EVIDENCE WINS Mrs. Alvin J. Adams Granted Interlocutory Divorce Decree Special to The Inquirer.

WHITE PLAINS. N. July An interlocutory decree of divorce was won today by Mrs. Helen P. Adams, of Bedford, when she offered proof to Supreme Court Justice George H.

Taylor, that her husband. Alvin J. Adams. of Manhattan, had been accustomed to taking "very stout" women to hotels in New York and Atlantic City. where he signed the register as Mr.

and Mra. G. C. Anderson. of Detroit.

Hotel employees and friends of Mrs. Adams who were enlisted in gathering evidence told the justice that they had seen Adams with several different corespondents: all of whom were above average as to weight, No other identifiention of the women was made. Justice Taylor allowed Mrs. Adam $250 week permanent alimony. The couple were married on July 15, 1907.

and had no children. SUES TO BAR GARAGE Only Access Wouid Be by Using tiff's Property, Is Claim James Bowen, 1542. North Sixtyfirst street, filed a bill in equity against his next-door neighbor, William J. MacNeal, 1544 North Sixty-first street, in Court the of Common Pleas yesterday asking court to issue an injunction restraining the in the defendant rear of from his lot. buildIt is claimed that the only means of access to the garage would be over passageway between the two properties.

This, it is said, would removal of the fence now on the dividing line and trespassing on the plaintiff's property. OBITUARY MRS. BLANCHARD Books for Girls and Poems Came from Her Pen Mrs. Amy E. Blanchard.

poet and author of books girls, died Monday at her summer home on Bailey Island. Maine. She was a sister of Mrs. M. C.

Pearson. of 7814 Cresheim road, and lived in Philadelphia for a number of years with Miss Ida Waugh, an artist. Miss Blanchard, who at the time of her death was in her seventy-second year, was born in Baltimore. In that city she taught school while studying art. She began writing in 1881.

Her first work, "Holly Berries," being in collaboration with Miss Waugh. For many years she lived in Washington where she became a popular writer of girls' books. Among ber better known stories were "Four Corners," "Camp Fire." "Miss and "The Awakening of Martha." Several of her short stories and poems received prizes. The home in which she and Miss Waugh remained for many years was a gathering place for authors. Miss C.

Blanchard was a member of the Anthors' League and the PenWomen's Club. Her sister, several nieces and nephews survive. GRAFTON GREENOUGH Spent Forty Years With Baldwin Locomotive Works Gration. Greenough, Locomotive vice Works president since of 1917. died in Hahnemann Hospital Thursday night after an operation.

He lived at 4808 Trinity Place and was ill only a few days. pickle Monday after he had been sudGreenough was taken to the hosdenly taken. ill and was operated on the next day. He rallied, but suffered a relapse Thursday. Mr.

Greenough was connected with th the Baldwin plant forty years. In connection with his vice presidential duties he wAs in charge of sales for the company. He entered the Baldwin plant in 1885 as a draughtsman and designer. Mr. Greenough was born in this city fifty -seven years ago and was educated in the Philadelphin public schools.

He served an apprenticeship in the plant of I. P. Morris Company, Port Richmond and later became connected with the William Cramp and Sons Ship and Engine Building Company. In the Baldwin plant he WAS suecessively superintendent, plant engineer. St.

Louis representative. sales manager and vice president in charge of sales. ABRAHAMS. July 9. ETTIE wife of the late Benjamin B.

Abrahams, aged 63. Relatives and friends Are invited to attend funeral. 2 P. from her late restdence 3832 19th st. Int.

private. -July 8. CHARLES S. ATTREN. in his 76th year.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services. P. Inte residence. 5772 Stewart st. Int.

American Cem. Friends call Sun eve. 8 to 9. RATEZEL. 8.

JOHN son of Joseph. 8. and Jennie Batezel, aged 23 years. Funeral 2 P. from parents' residence.

3508 Rhawn Holmesburg. Int. and services at convenience of family. Friends may call Sun. eve.

9. JOHN BLACK. Reintives and friends are Invited to attend funeral services. his Inte residence. 8122 Ardleigh Chestnut Hill.

2 P. M. Int. Try Hit Cem. 8.

FLORENCE CHATTERTON. wife of Frederick M. Brister. Rela. atives and friends are invited to attend funernl services.

7.30 P. precisely, at residence. 5037 Springfield ave. Int. Union Springs, N.

Y. Poughkeepsie, N. papers please copy. July MARY wife of the late James Relatives and friends are invited to. tend funeral, 8.30 A.

from the residence of her daughter. Mrs. Laura C. Lion. 34 E.

St. Collom Francis of Gtn. Assisi, High 10 Mass at Church of A. M. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. CANNON. -July 6. CHARLES Relatives husband and of Mary Cannon (nee friends. also employees of the Evening Bulletin.

are invited to attend funeral. 210 8 A. from his late residence, Spruce st. Solemn Mass of Requiem, St. Joseph's Church.

9.30 A. precisels. Int. Holy Cross Cem. -July MARY (nee Dougherty) wife of Samuel Chidester, tives and friends, also employees of Water Bureau.

are invited to attend funeral. 8.30 A. from her late residence, 253 Roxborough Roxborough. Solemn Requiem Mass at St. John the Baptist Church.

10 A. Int. Westminster Cem. H. FRANCES wife A.

of James J. Connor. and daughter of Joseph and late Elizabeth V. Schultz. Funeral, P.

from apartments of William H. Battersby. 3316 N. Broad st. Ivy M.

Hill Cem. Friends may call 8 to 10 P. July SUSANNA 8.. wife of William Cook. of 3311 Howell st.

Wiesinoming, invited nged 73 attend years. the Relatives funeral, and friends 8.30. are to P. from residence of David Wright. funeral director.

7030 Torresdale Tacony. Int. Magnolia Cem. ter of Frederick and the late Catherine D. CATHERINE daughten.

Relatives friends are invited to attend residence. funeral services. Price P. Germantown. at her Int.

Laurel Hill Cem. Friends may call Sun. eve. 9. LUCINDA RIDGE DUF.

FY. Relatives and friends are invited to the services on 2 P. at her late residence. 2234 Cantrell st. Int.

ere. private nt Graceland Cem. Viewing Can. July 8. C.

Riverview, ELDRIDGE. aged 76. Harrisburg. funeral. 2.30 P.

M. from his late restRelatives and friends are invited to attend dence. 329 Glover Woodbury, N. J. Int.

at Mantua Cem. Friends may call Fri. eve. FIERSTINE. July 8.

FRANK G. FIERSTINE. Service 11 A. at his late residence, 1316 N. 57th Int.

private. Friends may call Sun. eve. GILLINGHAM. -At her residence, July Concord Hall.

45th and Spruce 7th. ELEANOR wife of Charles A. Gillingham. Relatives and friends are invited to the service on Saturday at twelve o'clock noon. At the Oliver K.

Bair 1820 Chestnut st. Interment private. 8. ANNA wife of the Inte Michael Graeff (nee Stein). aged 83.

Relatives and friends, also Ladles' Aid of St. Mark's Reformed Church. are invited residence to 2357 tend funeral. 2. P.

N. FairhiH st. Int. private, Gernian Lutheran Cem. Remains may be viewed after P.

Mr. July 9, MARGARET widow of William B. Gray, in her 90th year. Funeral. 2.30 P.

(daylight saving). residence her son-in-law. Harry G. Ely. Rethayres.

Pa. Int. William Penn Cem. Train for Bethayres leaves Reading Terminal 12:45 P. M.

Friends may call Sun 7 to 9. GREEN. Mt. Holly, N. July 8.

SARAH, wife of Dennis Green, to aged funeral, 70. Relaatives and friends invited 9.30 from residence, 46 Bispham Mt. Holly. N. J.

M. High St. Mass, Mary's Sacred Com. Heart Church. 10.30 A.

Int. GREENOLGI. Intr GRAPTON GREEN. OUGH. Services on 3 P.

at his late residence. 4808 Trinity place, Int. private. Mt. Pocono.

July CLARA WOLL. wife of William 1. Gruhler. Relatives and friends are 2.30 invited to nt attend her funeral services. late residence.

44 W. Upsal Germantown. Int. private. 0, EDNA DAVIS.

Charlotte ter Hansell. of the late Relatives and friends are invited to Barrie R. and A. D. the services on 3 P.

at her Inte residence, 7212 Wayne By wood. Int. private. July 9. MARGARETHA of M.

A. Hansen. aged 49 yenre. Relatives, and 2 friends are at her invited late to the residence. services 205 on P.

Summit Springfleld, Pa. Friends may call Sun. eve. 1ut. at Arlington Cem.

HARRISON. his residence. E. 5649 BARRI- Market on July 7th. Dr.

FRANCIS SON Relatives and friends are invited to the service on Saturday afternoon nt 2.30 o'clock. at the Oliver B. Rair 1820 Chestnut st. Interment private. Remains may be viewed after 11 A.

Saturday. July 9. MARY wife of James Heard, 83. Itelntives and friends invited to funeral, 10 A. from her late residence.

1319 Wakeling Frankford, M. Int. Services In St. Mark's Church. 11 A.

Cedar Till Cem. HIGGINS. -July SARATI F. HIGGINS (nee Burris). wife of Harry 8, Higgins, 2 fiveg M.

at residence, 1532 N. 10th st. Int. and friends Are invited to services. private.

Friende may call Sun. eve. Oakment. MINERVA wife of Clayton Hunsicker. Invited to Relatives attend and the friends Funeral, of family July 10.

at 21 in ylight. are from the late reeldence, Oakmont. where all services will be held. Int. at Collegeville.

Friends may call Fri. after 7 o'clock. HURFF. July 8. GEORGIANNA.

widow of Henry 8. Hurt, aved 63. Funeral services 2 P. residence of her son. Aaron H.

Hurff. Highland ave. and Starlton nike, Sterchantville N. J. Int.

Arlington Cem. Friends may call Sun. eve. KNODLE. -In Atlantic City.

N. July 8. OSCAR. husband of Anna Knodie (nee Cor. rant.

Relatives aud friends, also F. 0. E. and L. 0 0, are luvited to attend funeral.

M. from his late residence. Haddon Heights ave. Atlantic City, N. J.

J. Int. Pleasantrille Cem. -July 8. JOHN husband of Helen McGovern (nee Birmingham) sOn uf the late Gregory and Mary McGovern, Relatives and friends.

also employees of Lit are invited to attend funeral. 8.30 A. from late residence, 2821 Agate Nt Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Ann's Church. 10 A.

M. Int. St. Dominic's Cem. July S.

MARTHA MAGEE, aged 81. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services, 2 P. at the chapel of Andrew J. Bair and Son. Arch at 19th at.

Int. private. July 7. NELLIE wife of the late William C. Mahan.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral. P. late residence. 2149 8. Bancroft st.

Int. Fernwood Cem. Friends may call Sun. eve. MARSDEN.

Suddenly at Reading, July DOROA of 5519 Broomall West Phila. Relatives and friends are vited to the services on 2 P'. At the Oliver H. Bair 1820 Chestnut st. Int.

at Westminster Cem, MOORE. -Suddenly. July 8. MARION daughter of John and Mary V. Moore (nee Daily.

aged 24. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services. Mon. P. at the residence of her sister.

8704 Marsden Tacony, Int. Hillside Cem. Mullarker, 7, JOHN husband of Catherine Relatives and friends, also St. Francis De Sales Holy Name Society. Court Vesper.

No. 69. F. of Div. No A.

0. and the employees of H. Brinton are Invited to funeral, Mon. 8.80 A from his late residence. 4704 Springfield ave.

Solemn Mass of Requiem, St. Francis De Sales Church. 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Cross Cem. POW July 8. ALICE VOORHEES JOLINE. wife of Col. William J.

Powell. S. Marine Corps. and daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

D. Joline, Funeral services at Grace Church. Merchantrille, N. July 10. at 3 P.

M. Int. private, RADEY Middletown. July 9. FRANK R.

RADEY. aged 89. Relatires and friends are invited to attend funeral services. P. at the funeral home of Martin Evor Son.

2809 Diamond st. Int. private, Lutheran Cem. ROBINSON. July 8.

ANNA, wife of John Robinson. Relatives and friends, also all societies of which she was member, are invited to attend funeral. 8.30 A. from her late residence. 1003 E.

Price Germantown. Solemn Mass of Requiem at the Immaculate Conception Church. 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. -July 7. at Williamstown, ELIZABETH widow of William G. Rowe, formerly of Shamokin. aged 86.

Reintives and friends are Invited to attend funeral services. Mon. the residence of E. Henry. 112 Upsal Germantown.

Laurel Hill Cem. July 8. ELLEN wife of John I A. vited Scheel Jr. funeral.

Relatives and 8.30 friends A. are from into attend her late residence, 6606 N. 11th Mage nt Church of the Holy Angels, 10 A M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.

July 6. EMMA E. SEYBERT. Services 1.30 P. at parlore of Sechier Maguire.

1933 N. Broad st. Int. private. SMITH.

-July 8. JOSEPH son of John H. and Catherine P. Smith (nee in his 21st year. Relatives and friends are ftvited to attend funeral, 8.30 A.

from parents' residence. 1387 Marvine Solemn Mans at St. Malachy's Church at 10 A. M. Int, New Cathedral Com.

July 6. EDGAR husband of Elizabeth P. Snare (nee McCaughen), and son of Georgianna and late Edgar A. Snare, Relatires and friends. also Covenant Lodge, No.

450. F. and A. employees of Penna, R. Veterans of P.

R. and all societies of which he was a member are invited to funeral servIces. 2.30 P. at residence, 1205 8. 03d st.

Int. Arlington Cem. Friends may call 8 to 10 P. M. WATROUS.

On July 8th, EDWIN husband of Daisy Hamlin Watrous. Service private on Monday morning at eleven o'clock at him late residence. Kings Court Apartment 36th and Chestnut IN. WATSON, ANNIE VERONICA WATSON Lumley), widow of John 8. Watson.

Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral on 8.30 A. from her late residence. 32 S. 2d Colwyn. Pa.

Solemn requiem mas sat St. Clement's Church. 10 A. M. Int.

at Holy Cross Cem. WEADLEY. -July 8, MARGARET wife of Albert 1. Wendley, Funeral service at her Inte residence 239 E. Lancaster Wayne, 2 P.

M. Int. private. Remaine may be viewed from 8 to 10 P. M.

WEBER. July 7, CLARA A. WEBER. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services, Fri. at P.

at the residence of her brother-inlaw. Boyd Gilmour. 5933 Webster st. Int. Pottsville.

Sat. July 6. ISAAC WEINBERG. at Wiesbaden. Germans.

aged 72 rears. formerly of Atlantie City. N. J. and Baltimore.

husband of Molly Weinberg. WEISS. -July 8. ADOLPH husband of Anna L. Weiss, aged 63.

Relatives and friends, also Philn. Turngemeinde, invited to attend funeral services. 2 Inte residence. 127 Bally rond. Lausdewne.

Pa. Int. Arlington Cem. Viewing Sun to 9. WIRTMAN his residence in Washing ton.

D. on July 9. WAYNI SON of John M. and Mary Atlee Wirtman. Funeral services at old St.

David's Church. Radner. Pa. 011 1.30 M. (Standard Time).

-Suddenly. July CHARLEN, BOB of late William and Marie Wolf Weiss aged 26. Relatives nod friends are invited to attend funeral services. 2 P. from residence of his brother.

5912 N. Lawrence st. Int. North Cedar Hill Cem. Viewing Fri.

eve. IN MEMORIAM UNION NATIONAL BANK Philadelphia, July 8. 1026. At meeting of the Board of Directors of the Union National Bank. held this day.

the following resolution was unanimously adopted: WHEREAS. We have received with deep sorrow the tidings of the death of our colleague and friend. Charles J. Char and desiring to express our sense of the we have suetained in his being taken from us, we. therefore adopt the following resolutions: RESOLVED.

That fu the long years of his association with this bank. we have always relied upon his wise Judgment and connsel, his high integrity and his faithful attention to his dutes as a director of this bank. We bear grateful testimony to his unfailing kindness and courtesy, his honesty of purpose and he was always loval and sympathetic friend: his generous nature endeared him to 115 all, The many positions of trust which he held during his useful life are evidences of the high regard in which lie was held. RESOLVED. That we extend to the members of his family our heartfelt sympathy in their great sorrow and bereavement and that a copy of these resolutions be presented to them.

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Loc. 7711. light $7.50 week. Evergreen 0331. CHESTNUT ST.

nicely furo. CHESTNUT. 3005-Permanent or trausient. large, airy room, nicely furnished CLEARFIELD 1343. front winsle or double, conv.

train or trolley. COLUMBIA w. 1906--2 furn. front It. reus, all Col.

5683. CUMBERLAND ST. W. -Large bakpe. room.

conva. Regent 1502. DAUPHIN. 919, 2 unfurn. 3d running water, pyt.

family. Col. DAUPHIN. 169-2 furn. near La Very comfortable.

DELANCEY, 8235. Dr. Creek bird. nicety furn, room, modern. She.

0902. DELANCEY 5218. neatly fnrnished re private family. DELANCEY ST. -Newly furn.

front, twin beds, nit ne. DIAMOND. furu, hsk pa. dr. sit'g back.

reas. Col. 1009 DIAMOND ST. 3010-2 large front mod. furn.

for all cott DIAMOND ME. 110-1 or fund. hkpe. 85 up, cone. Fkd.

Reg. 1148. DOVER 2732-Itespectable person can have tient room in quiet home. ERIE P. cor.

10th- -2 large. furn. or unfort. 24 frt. all FARRAGUT TERRACE.

8.. 39 (10th L. Sta. Forn. rmR all conTe.

FONTAINE ST. 3909 Furnished. light airy room. near park. all conveniences, FRANKLIN.

658 Furnished front housekeeping conveniences, FRANKLIN ST. N. 930-Nicely furnished. airy 83 week. phone Market 0542.

FRANKLIN. N. 2237. two or three 20 furnished KUR, electric, FRONT 1014- Furn, and unfurn. rooms, near two stations, all conveniences.

GIRARD 1719, cool second floor room. 1 or 8 xentlemen or couple, day or week direct to Sesqui, GTN. 3836 clean all pet. pet. reas.

GERMANTOWN 1651-Fornished entire floor, 4 rooms, only $6 weekly. GERMANTOWN AVE. 3627- nicely furn. rms, for gentlemen, reas. GLENWOOD 1516 Nicely furn.

bus. couple or gent. Near N. Phila. Sta.

GREEN 1705. just opened. 110 advance 111 rates, lodging, double single beds. 1 suite, day or week. GREEN.

1219. 3 furn. front all single for gentlemen. 82.50 and 111. GREEN.

1004-06, suites. rms. married people 85 11 weekly. GREEN. 2106 -Nicely furn.

all for and elec. Included. $5. GREEN. E.

cor 17th. newly furn. plenty of light air, reas, Ph. Pop. 5025.

GREEN, 1519. furnished housekeeping rooms. modern, also single room for 84,00. HOWARD N. 1021, furn.

rm. for gentle. men or bus, couple, teas. all cons. Reg.

5008. HUNTINGTON ST. 1861 Nicely furn. rm. for or lodging, nr.

Station. JACKSON, 1320 furo. I st $13 3 furn. 4d It. hakpe.

810.50. JEFFERSON ST. 1407 Furn. room suit. for gentlemen, reasonable, good location.

LAWRENCE 3001. 3 TOODI8 ished. LEHIGH 2200. S. W.

Cor. Ben furn all conva. cooking: reas. LOCUST de 50th VIC. risitors accommodated: furnished rooms, one with running water: suit for bus, coup.

or gent. Gran. 2612. LOCUST 3748. rms.

with private or semi-priv. bath. hot water, conT. to care. reas.

For couple or Sesqui visitors. Eve. 1468. LOCUST. 5180 -Very des.

newly furnished room. or refined people: petrate excel. loc. Ph. Sherwood 8045.

Owner. LOCUST ST. 3824-Comf. furn. ring.

exclusive quiet. conv. location. Evergreen 8339. LOGAN.

55 (4800 North) Unfurn. rms. for redoced rates. Ph. Wye.

2834-M. MARSHALL. 822 Nicely furn. gentleman. German family; quiet home, MARSHALL.

2210 3 87: 2. 1, $8: hakne. Other vacancies. MASCHER 1250 2 unfurn. use of bath and electric, $12 a month.

MASTER. 1210 2d fir. also large 8 or 4 lodging or kitchen miso single rooms: German descent: phone, MASTER. 1903 Cozy furn, hakpe. If desired.

Home-like surroundings. Sesqut visItors, by day or week. all cones. Poplar 6501. MT.

VERNON, 2034-Large, clean room, nice. ly kitch'te, ref. res. loc. City Hall, Car 16: sleeping water.

$5. MT. VERNON. 2037. 2nd fr.

furn. frt. rel. hot running water, semi-priv. bath.

10 min. to City Hall Poplar 7355 MT. VERNON ST. 1820- -Clean. comfortable rooms, reasonable.

Phone Poplar 7888-J. VERNON ST. 1124-2 24-front rooms. furn. elec.

every convenience. VERNON. 1936-Furn, second front and kitchenette, modern, reasonable, extra rooth. NORRIS ST. 1439--2 turn.

hekne. 2-r, front. semi-pyt. bath. hot water beat.

business couple or two girls: reasonable. NORRIS 732. 3 Ira. unfurn. rms.

bath. conv. to school. rene. hakpe.

running water. elec. gas, all con. OAKDALE ST 1528-2 2nd floor front fur. ORIANNA, 2027-Large bedroom 24 floor.

furn. for or couple, bath and elec, Private. ORTANNA ST. N. 2420-Nicely turn.

front room for lady. $2.50 per week. PALMER 1224. abore Girard ave. furnished 3 room house.

86 weekly, PARKSIDE AVE 4064. furn. all convA. Phone Baring PARRISH and 3d floor front rooms, ronning water. suitable for two men or couple.

PAXON 526 -Nicely furn. rm with use of conv. to and ears. Bel. 2888-M.

PAXON 131-Nicely turn. vie. Market. suit. 2 or all cons.

Sher. 1219. PERCY 3747-2 furn. rooms. 2d 87 a week.

Tioga 5110-J. PINE and Gist furn. rIB. and bath. light refined bus.

coup. or bus, W'Omen, call Granite 2477. PINE ST. 812-2 rms. furn.

87 3 810 wk. Sesqui day. PINE. 1819-Des. single OT en suite, bath.

run. water. hskoe. Loc. 7729.

PINES 0438 Nicely furn. sult or niso Sesqui visitors. near car service. PINE. 707.

during the Sesqui we offer cheerful $1.50 up per day. PINE 1288-Cheerful front bum. couple, or two men reas. hakpe. privilege.

POPLAR. 2638, front comm, furn, complete for sink with conte hot water, S8 adults. POPLAR. 1519-First floor front. with kitchenette, and rooms, run.

water, elec. Pop. 5900 POWELTON. Very nicely furn. comm.

frt. bik. to station. POWELTON AV. 3327--2 turn.

or ice. rms, and priv. bth. Er. 1009.

PRESTON. 777-Bet. 40th 41st, 2. turn. It.

88. b. Bar, 1885-W. PRESTON, 2 clean, large, furn. TIA, pvt.

bath. it. conv. 40th 8t. L.

Rens, REGENT. 5426. nicely furnished room for Indy or gentleman. private family, REGENT. 4505 (Clark Park.

Car No. 131 le. cool turn. 2d fr. rm.

with kitch. Woo. 2796W. RIDGE 2514- Three rms. kitchen bath.

fir. heat elec, lights, owner SMEDLEY. 8.. 342 (bet. 16th 17th Pine Spruce).

turn. all CON EN, SOMERSET. 802 rms. for working men or business couple, all very PeAR. SPRING GARDEN HOTEL.

8. W. coT. 8th and Spring Garden. 60 outside rms.

$1 81.50 per day. Men only. Corner sittine room. SPG. GARDEN, 2010.

3. newly furn. plenty h. 812.50. Poplar 8316-J.

SPRUCE. 515-Nicely furn. single or double newly renovated: reas. Lom. 6496.

SPRUCE. 1224-26 (Brismonde) single, en suite, pyt. bathe. kiteh. run.

w. Wal. 8205. SPRUCE 4040 -Atirne. turn.

cone. to cars and L. Phone Baring 7945. SPRUCE 2415- 2 comm. rms.

and or sep, all cone. reaR, Loc. 0394. SPRUCE. 930 -Few des.

with or without board. mod. permanent trans Wal. 6997. SPRUCE.

2 double and single, owner. ear. spACe 11 req. SPRUCE. 930-Few des.

with or without board. mod, permanent trans. Wal. 6003. SPRUCE 1318 Nr.

Broad. attrac, furn, airy all rens. Pennypacker 7465. SPRUCE 7th. S.

E. with priv. bath. elec. serv, Lombard 5435.

SPRUCE 4528 Desirable vacancies. pvt. bath. shower, reas, Allegheny 0768. SPRUCE 712-(Spruce I Large airy central also pyt.

btha rens. Lom, 8005. THOMPSON 2217-Col. 4 turn. rooms.

all conva. Ph. Poplar 6265-J. WALLACE. 1624- -Very des.

furn. hekpe. suites. 2-3 rooms at rens, rate. WALLACE 1737-Desirable vacancies.

nil 7 min. to City Hall, WALLACE. N. E. 18th -Cor.

2 kitchenette priv. bath. elec. reas. Owner WALLACE 1737-DeR, vacancies, all conrentences, 7 min.

to City Hall. Car 21. WALNUT 4208 -Visitors accommodated by day or week. $1.50 to 82.50 per day. Special rates by week.

Ph. Evergreen 7877. WALNUT 1108-- Hotel Marlborough. Nice airy FOOTIE ft 86 per week. WALNUT.

4009 -Nicely furn. b119. counle. or gentleman. cont.

h. rear. Gra. WEBSTER. 5207-Nicely furn.

ladies or cont 11 oh Altechene 7000. WILLOWS AV. 5823 furn, Diskpe. bth. h.

w. elec. Call Woo. 4116-J. WINGOBOCKING 800.

3 rms 2nd h. w. hot water. all mod. conTE.

elec. shower bath. block from Rooserelt Blvd. WOLF. 1515--1 chi.

light next to bath. white sink. elec. $5.50. WOODLAND AVE.

TITIN. 34 Boor, also 2 all con. reas. Woo. 10385.

YEWDELL, 9.. 1620 -Attractive furn. front room, private home, reasonable. 20 5426 -Nicely furn, mIN. for very nice pet.

home. Ph. Waverly 4291. 30 N. 2305-1 or 2 furn.

or for girl or woman. Stir N. 2108-Nicely furn. all reasonable. 5th ST.

1418- Furn. rooms for sleeping or housekeeping: all conveniences, 5th ST. 2620 TIES newly furm for 2d floor front. elec. phone, 6th ST.

N. Nicely furn. room. all Gentlemen pref. Regent 8752.

6th 2635--1 large single room. furnished for light housekeeping, electric and water. 6th 2402-Nicely fart. rms. for light housekeeping, all conventences, reasonable.

6th. 1851-Large. cool. sleeping rooms. new nod clean.

Rent private home. 7th 2315-- front furn. hokpg. or unfurn. desirable.

reas. 7th 512-Nicely furn, rms. de apts. retlences conning water! terms, 7th. 841 nice, reas.

airy rms. Phone Market 2836. 81 ST. 1828, bedroom kitchnte nice. furn Penn.

water. 820 10.07, ROOMS TO RENT 8th, 2130, rms. furn. for hsk newly panerd paloted. bath, pet.

fam. Col. 1909. Sth 238- -Rooms, alcely furnished. hot water.

elec. all light 9th. N. 443-Clean, cool turnt room. in Sober men only.

Ring bell. 10th N. 822-Furn. com. single lodging, small families, electrie, gas.

10th 623 Large tud. story front room. also back parlor, running water. Las range 8500. 10th.

2417-Cheerful, cor 2 3-rm. suite, furu. lisk elec. h. reas.

Phone, 10th ST. 1520--Faro. 2 or 8 rooms, frat floor. 10th furn. for bedem.

and parlur, privilege of kit, and porch. Dia. 0283-W. 11th 87. 1008-87 and 88.

2 cool. attractire liskou. rms. beaut, hot cold running water, porch, every cons. Dia.

4314-R. 11th 81. 2541-Nice. furn. airy FIR, 24.

11. all cony. wk. lady or bus. couple pref, Oresuti 7015.

11th. N. 1922--Part rent for small services, cool. attractively furn, hskpe. hot and cold run, water.

porch, every conv 11th N. 508- Two turn. light hakpe. rooms. KIN and linen.

81 and 85 wk. 11th N. 1805 rms. bath. turn.

for housekeeping, electric, hot water. 11th 8. 322-Nicely furnished single 8th ST. 1018 8d door. 3 bath.

cheap. gas and $30, Din. 0641-R. 8th. 1828-Bedroom and farm, run.

water, 822 mo, 6777 double rms, Private bath. Reasonable. 11th. 8., Nice airy 2d convA. $5 lady or trus.

conn. 7015. 11th. 687-Furn. Trent buck.

single comm. hkpe. or lodeing. 11th. 1857.

2 nicelr forn. hakpe. bath. running water. 20 floor.

11th 2622 -Small nicely furn, nut. Pome. 84, conv. to care, Col. 8596.

12th 132- Nicely turn. Ige. medium sized rms, cool and Also light 12th. 2046-2 newly fura. complete for bath, cont.

h.w. Din. 10220. 13th 1880. 1 large beautifully furn.

rm. for 2 also 2 pet. fam ily, board optional. Good hone for right Diamond 2007-M. 13th ST.

8.. rooms for Sesqui visitors, clean, comfortable, central. Also permanent, reasonable, 18th. 1428 pri. bath.

furnished. housekeeping. Call 1420 N. 13th st. 13th N.

2923 Furn. room. pyt. fam. m1 reaR, Tioga 13th 170-Unturn.

2 kitchenette and bath: miso 3 prt. and flat, 13th. N. 2245 and 3 rooms. wink, ens range, $9 up, 13th.

2335-3 unfurn. hkpg. priv. bath. 3d floor.

all mod, couv. owner. 13th 4900. furn. bedrm.

front or back, cor. house, sult. 1 or 2. reas. Wyo, 7588-W.

13th ST. 973 -Nicely furn, rooms, centrally located, Phone Oregon 7538. 15th 8259- large furn. room. sult lady or sent.

Tio. 7858-J. Mrs. Kelly, 15th N. 6717 -2 THIN with or without board.

prefer gentlemen, Way. 7228. 10th. N. 3649- nicely furl.

hakox. conv. to rounds. 15th 3015- Nicely furn. rooms.

near Sesoul. Phone Oregon 7570-W 15th. 8. 326 2 priv. bachelor hakpa beaut.

furn, reas. Pop. 1192. 16th. 2218 -Furnished for housekeeping.

any floor. included. 16th N. 214-Nicely furn. rean.

rates, Phone Locust 4384. 16th N. 2100-Forn. or light hakpe priv. runn.

water. Dim. 4681. 16th. N.

1428 Furn. or unfurn. can accommodate Sesqui visitors, Car space, 17th N. 8422-Second floor for rent. 17th.

turn. rooms, all and $5 week: gentlemen. 5 inin, to station. 18th 8, single. Pl bath, reasonable.

Locust 5382. 19th, 310. -Nicely furnished rooms for rent. suitable for two gentlemen, one single with shower. 10th.

874-Well furnisbed room In refined family, use of piano, A rent home. 19th 2122- room. kitchen. pri. bath.

$7.50. No children. 19th. 1715. furn.

rms. for light he ZAN elec, inc. 85 wk. Children accepted. 10th N.

3 Single and double frn. $3.50 and $4.50 hepka. Loc. 19th AND CAYUGA-N. E.

8 rooms, rean. Call Wyoming 4622. 20th, -Nicely furn. rms, for gentlemen, board good table. Col.

2263. 20th N. 2022 Comfortable rmA. for gentle. men or without board.

Ph. Dia. 5099-R. 21st 102-Nicely furn. double and single select neighborhood.

Loc. 1158. 120 1830 Furnished rooms suitable for Sesqui visitors. 23d. 2754.

nicely furn. all mod. private family, gentleman. 28th, 8.. 1253.

2 unfurn. no children. Phone Oregon 2081-M. 320. N.

2261- Forn, for 2d de 34 3 bath. in fam. Owner. Rent rear, 33d benut. furn.

nd1. bath, light all $10 wk. Col. 3085. 33d.

N. 2534-2 or 3 furn. or all modern cones. Ph. Diamond 6185-M.

38th 8. 20-2 rms also 1 rm bath single rms. Steals it desired. Sesqui visitors accommodated. Garage facilities.

Bar. 9008. 38th, 73-Nicely turn. or unfurn. rms, for light all reas.

Eve, 9701, 38th 8.. 8-Nicely furn. single rm. for gentlemen, all conva. Phone Evergreen 1021.

39th 8. 130 -Large attractively furn. h. and c. water, twin beds, also r.

py. bth, 40th 434--2 furn, frt. bet, bth. kitchenette. conv.

to all care. very rens. 40th LOCUST 24 2 Ige, nicely furn, for hakpe, 810 wk. Eve, 5428. 11st.

513. nicely furn. rm. next bath, all suit 2 gentlemen. Evergreen 6049.

44th 8., 508-Large attrac. or gentlemen. single cars 34 13. ream. 49th.

8.. 831-Nicely furn. single and double rooms, near 2 car lines: mod. Wild. 6859.

49th ST. 1248-Unfurn. hent. $28, 3rd dr. Phone Wood.

3248-W 50th 129-Furn, front room, twin beds. next bath. near bus all conveniences 534. 112-Nicely furn. room.

priv. family, for gentleman, mod. near L. 56th 1321-Double single neighborhood rms. stentlemen.

mod. select priv. family, refs. Woodland 4452. 57th PINE VIC.

----Gentlemen or bus, couple, rm. board. home emfts. Gra. 7014.

58th 8.. 1230 -Apartment. 1 room and kitchen. also clean. cool furn, to ACcommodate 2 to 20 people, Gran.

9332. 05th 1438-Furn. 2 comt. suit. light hakpe.

298 PORN. 60th, 87-Nicely furn. rms. for frt. living rm.

comb. dining witlf day bed. large kitchen. TORR. Sherwood 5074.

60th WALNUT (206 8. 60th) -Excel. cool rOOm A Resoul visitors or perm. Cont. hot water.

Near I. bus. Board opt, Sher. 4077. GOth N.

407-2 unf. separate entrance, It. gas and elec, conv. L. owner.

60th. 8. 103. 2 furn. Seagul-Centennial visitors.

twin beds. 82 up. Sher. 4541. 60th.

1323. 2 unfurn. frt. comm. 20 fir.

next gas range. $30. Gra.9411. 63rd. N.

342--8 furn. rooma. garage Sesqui-Centennial visitors First class accommodations, $2 per day up. Sherwood 3683. 64th.

8.. 2116 -Nicely furn hy day or conv. care bus, Wood. SESQUI VISITORS, newly turn, shower bath. h.

2 896, to I. and West Phila. Sta. Bus line to Sesqul. $1.50 per day.

HOME and attention for elderly couple. and refined surroundines, private family. Ph. Tioga 2121. or write T-636 Ina.

off, ACCOMMODATIONS for Sesqui parties in private home: single beds. hot water. 135 N. 21st st. Loenst 3 NICELY Turn, rms.

in cor. house, all mod. conveniences, Gentiles pref. Col. 3890 FURNISHED 88.00 up.

h. furnished. 1103 Vine street. LOE. frt.

rm beau. furn. nxt. shower 15 min. City Hall.

prt. reas. Ere. 4778. FURN.

conv. rms. suit young couple, reas. 5535 Pearl st. Alle.

6763. 1015 MOUNT VERNON- room. for 2 or room, bath. h. $3 to 88.

N. E. COR. 9th Indiana ave. -2 large 34 floor.

all conva, 1601 PARK AVE. -Nice light airy rooms. cor house, $5, Phonev 4425. W. nicely furn.

24 for gentlemen. 81 day, Woodland 7354-M. YOUR TRUNK moved anywhere in Phila, $7. Dickinson's Express, Woodland 2518. SUBURBAN BRYN MAWR- The Clifton.

Elliott are, nr. attrac. rms. with board. Bren Mawr 1338.

CAMDEN. 701 Cooper rin. and bath. for gentleman. 24 reas.

Camden 4297-J. CAMDEN. 24 Haddon AV. --2 turn, 1226-W. priv.

family. conv. to CREN. Camden FOX CHASE 1586 Verree nicels. furn.

rm. for gentlemen. with For 0686. 0120- -Furn. rm.

in pyt home: exc. nr. cars, bus L. Jeff. 4615 FKD-26 furn.

58 car L. for bus. man or woman. priv. fam.

Jeff. 5604. GERMANTOWN. 140 K. Coulter 2 furn.

ring. for men. bath. private home, close train 8.5 wk. Ph.

Victor 8173. GERMANTOWN, new Room for home. 1 or Gtn. 2 ref. 8104.

UTN. 310-Well turn, with bath. home like good loc. Gtn. 8057.

WAYNE 5102. Seagul or per. guests. ears to ground. Reas.

Ger. 9956. SEASIDE ATLANTIC CITY, N. housekeeping. 2 doors from Million Dolar Pier.

142 8. Arkansas ave. Reasonable, ATLANTIC CITY. Delaware. 36 S.

HelenaAiry rooms, shower, electric, $10 week. ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. -Rms, nr.

Boardwalk control, Mra. C. Corcoran, 124 Ocean ave. ATLANTIC CITY. 17 8.

Maryland rooms 1190 of dinitix room kitchen. ATLANTIC CITY. Aeneia Cottage, 140 8. N. Carolina rms.

nr. beach. parking space. ATLANTIC CITY. 1105 Aretle 4 large.

hakng. season or yearly, OCEAN CITY-815 Brighton Place, few mins. from beach. convs. NORTH WILDWOOD.

425 E. 18th (The Brondwater) -Nicely furn. large community kitchen and dining walk, nip cones, tms. reas. Market 3727.

Phila. SEA ISLE CITY- Minerva House community. kitchen dining room. 1410 Dauphin Sen Isle City, WILDWOOD. 140 E.

Rennett clean double hot water, bathing. priv. $2.50 das. ROOMS WANTED DELEGATION -Visiting Sesual-Centennial desires roots In primate Protestant homes preferred. 8-310.

fugnirer. Marker ROOM WANTED. furnished. In vicinity Akoner. 1132 Girar4 avenue.

ROOMS WANTED GENTLEMAN- In business. good middle-aged. wishes to make his permanent home with A refined Jewish family. Must have a and elaborate home, with nice surroundings. Can furnish the highest and best refs.

Write C-650. Ina. off. LADY and daughter. both go business, wish three or more.

unfurnished rms. with refined people: homelike. $30 mo and would do some favors P-352. Tug Murket YOUNG MAN destres mod. price room in Jewish home: permanently employed here, tion price toe.

K-831. Market MAN wishes unfurn. room. Heht hakpit other roomers, D-361. Ing.

off. Market BOARDING ALLEGHENY 1710 Nicely Cure. room. with or without priv. fur men.

BALTIMORE. 4111-Investigate, something new, attractively furnished rooms with pri rate baths, single. 818; double. 823 to $83: first class board Included. CHESTER AV.

vie. 1722 S. 05th d. frt. 1st class brd.

for 2. All car-, CHESTNUT. 4437 extra large, 24 fir. front, private bath. exceptionally good table.

porch, trees, ref. Phone Evergreen 9114. GRATZ ST. 1703-Board for young tuna, private family, GREEN ST 1610- board single. 812 also tubte board, Poplar 6790.

SPRUCE. 930. few des. rms, with or without transient. Wal.

1995. SUSQUEHANNA 1413 Nice front End fir. with board, all conveniences 6th. 8528 (N. Phil.1 Well furn stool home 2 gentlemen.

pyt, fam. 6th. 3628. boarding for 1 ventlemen. urtv.

home comforts, couv. care. 7th, 1312-Nicely furn. rooms, board. Christian family: rens.

Diamond W. ST Large double and stutte with board home Cot. 5004, 12th. N. 650-Double and single rooms, hot A cold water, family table.

reasonable, 13th. N. 3211 Large front also single rms, with board. Gentlemen preferred. 13th ST.

1441, single room for gentlemen. good board. 15th. 2047, nicely furnished with board. home cooking.

Diamond 17th N. 1724 Gentleman, or Indy. PAn have rm and bed mod, refined ANTE 330 ST. 221-Boarding. newly furn.

rms. for gentlemen or married couple, 810 per wk Conv. to 320 st. Ph Evergreen 4128 47th, 8. 1241- 34 tr.

frt. huge coot ins. for 2 men, 810 each per wk, Wall. 5574. 56th.

-2d-sty. frt. with board. suit. Prot, L.

bIt. 07th. 8. 414-Good home for father child. school age.

pet. fam. Granite 7014. 57th 414- Board for gentleman in home comf Ph. Granite 7014.

HAVE accommodation for 2 men boarders. all mod. Apply 37 Logan Germantown. Ph. Wyo.

88N3 SUBURBAN GERMANTOWN. 5016- -Greene Troom and board. all cony. reas. Victor 3944.

OVERBROOK. 6063 Drexel road, rates. meals and rooms, swimming pool. porches, lawns. 12 minntes from -Broad Nt.

Station. Phone Overbrock 10334. COUNTRY SICKLERVILLE. N. Boned for bays over perm.

02 vacation: priv. country home. reasonable. Mrs. C.

J. SEASIDE ATLANTIC CITY -Rooms board. reasonable: special rate for holidays Write Miss M. De Muth. 111 N.

lowa Atlantie BOARD WANTED ELDERLY German gentlema desires board 11 country. for 2 German farm preferred. Write 1-676 In. off. HEALTHY motherless bor.

6 BIOS old. wants boarding. father unable to care for him, Write T-634, Inquirer office. BOARDING home for baby wood private family, country preferred. K-614, Ing, off.

HOME of nurse 10-vear-old glel. board 810 per week. Inquirer offlee, JEWISH HOME, for, girl Years: mist be reasonable 640. Inquirer office. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES GARAGE FOR SALE 200 capacity.

located on main street. 170 cars in storage, Large repair shop and show room. Call Columbia 9893. 5500 BLK. Torresdate brand new stores cond 000.

6 rmA, hi. w. hidwd. 228 occupied homes withont baker. butcher.

tailor. barber, haware or dry ede, Ore, 0061. LIGHT lunch room and gas atation. situnted nt Haddon ave. and White Horse pike.

Ber. tin. can he rented cheap or lease, tenson for selling other business. No reasonable offer refused. BUTCHER.

grocery and delicatessen store for sale in fast -growing min, from Darby, Pa.t bus. of 8500 per eff be bought owner retiring. 9.674, off. PARTNER wanted, with $12,500 to buy mil clinery for improved special textile bust. ness.

Profits over 100 per cent. yearly, Money secured bank references. D-360 Inc. off. Mkt.

WONDERFUL oppor. for quick buyer. fortable electrient fixtures supply store. Little cash required. Owner retiring from business, Phone Oregon 5801.

DRUG STORES Some attractive stores added -to our list recently: city and suburban: all prices: Binek wood and LonE. 1946 Diamond. Ph. Diamond 1872. ATLANTIC CITY.

Boardwalk Beauty Salon. established. long lease, Low rental, bargain. Pay for itself 3 summer month. Box 3415.

Dorland Advertising Agency, Atlantic City. WILL. sacrifice for quick buyer restaurant, good business. located on 1 coln, delphia highwas. best town).

suburban town of (Suburb. E-34. Ina. Market st. GARAGE.

new. modern. 100-car on Lincoln Highway, Br. Tiogn. excel, transit trade.

gas. oll. high celling good light. Financed. W.

H. Rittenhoose, 1521 N. 7th. Looking for a Business? See ENGEL first. No obligation.

no charge Est. 1209 Chestnut Penns. 6165. WILL, sell cheap restaurant. excellent lornopposite General Electrie plout.

Doin fine business. Reason for selling. other bustApply 6801 Elmwood ave. Gas Station small ice cream. cleara.

store, on White Horse Pike, at Stratford, N. J. Apply 101 Barrett Audubon. N. or phone Audubon 1018, GARAGE AND SHOWROOM Best location in West Germantown for enrage and agener.

Phone Alleghens 4589. PARTNER wanted for meat business, about 82000 required: salary 850 week and share profits: experience not necessary. B-2410. Inuntrer Beanch, 234 and Lehigh ave. CORNER cigar.

ice cream and confectionery store for sale, with or without property, up: to-date, established over 12 vears: reason old age. Apply 2126 S. 6th st. LUNCH ROOM and stand for sale, gunrantee $700 business weekly: long lease, Sundays and holidays closed. Inquire at stand.

300 8. Front street, PICTURESOCE Tavern, built 1812. established trade 26 vears, tract for development, valitable timber. close to Military Camp. State rond, Earle Hickman.

Lititz. Penna. WONDERFEL opn. for person with few hundred dollars. ground floor proposition.

160. In heart of live industrin! eity. 10 miles from Phila. T-870 Inq. Starker st.

BIG OPP. for shoe store to locate in best busy sect. of elty. in prominent cor, store, immed. pORS, rental.

only $1000 for fixtures, N. Cor. 24 and Poplar streets. CONCESSIONS. and privilege for rent nt Speedway Automatole, For mare to be held July 17.

Apply at Administration and gronnda. Ask for Mr. Wold or Mr. Lexton, DELICATESSEN and grocery. on main thor.

oughfare. 9 room house, Inrge store. present owner over 10 years, easily sell leaving city, 8-616 Inquirer office, GARAGE- new. on main street. 2 entrances, capacity 00 cars.

near full. excellent hasiness, Reas. Small amount of cash. 9 CAH. Ing.

off HAVE exceptional oppor. for men with their own damp wash route. 602. Inquirer off. SHIRT factory.

fully, equipped for Anerifice, Clinton Shirt 1017 FOR sale. or rent, old established meat store good location, 1-693 Inq. off, ICE ROUTE. 10 to 12 enkes per day, one-ton truck, reasonable, Woodland 9191. HARDWARE business.

with or without leaving city. 2820 W. Lehigh MEAT MARKETS. 3 for rent. dolnz good bus Apply W.

G. Hultz. 1106 Poplar. Pop. 7653.

GARAGE lease for sale, quickly, 110 ent cap. 70 bs. Dissolving partnership. Din. 9410.

RESTAURANT with good. steady trade. Must sell. 623 N. 16th street.

BRAPS FOUNDRY, sale or take partner, call or write 3322 Haverford fled col. see. S. W. cor.

21st groceries. and Montuomery. DELICATESSEN and thickly wet. RESTAURANT. for sale, cheap.

Apply 1705 Poplar MEAT store, modern equipped. 8800 wkly, will ane. Call 1010 Columbia av. Pon. 1754.

BAKERY. doing $500 weekly, will sell reasonable. Write 0-620. Inquirer office. EXCEL.

oppor. for quick buyer. ladies' dress store in W. reas rental. M-631.

Ins. RESTAURANT--Best 00 good 001 oppor. right mAn. CORNER store with six rm. dwelling.

and gATO ZeN, rens. 1625 24th st. SHOE REPAIR shop for sale. 2814 N. 220 At, LUNCH room will rent.

furnished 8 months, $125, privilege buylux. 1009 Ridge are. SEVERAL Arst-class meat markets for sale. cheap to quick buyer, 128 N. Delaware ave, RESTAURANT for sale, good business sell leaving town.

Apply 3128 Ridge ave. RESTAURANT--For sale. Apply 814 Vice street. STORE for rent reasonable, suitable for any business. Apply 251 N.

9th street. LIGHT LUNCH stand for reut. Apply 933 8. 13th st. Drug Store cheap 833 rent.

average Ore. profitable 10550. DELICATESSEN and groceries, thickly settled col. sec. S.

W. cor. 21st and Montgomery. DELICATESSEN Inneh. opposite plant of 6000 people, Apply 6736 Germantown ave.

15th. 528-Furnished rooming house. 10 with lease, good location: quick ante. APT. house, containing 6 hskpe.

nicely will Call 1627 Mt. Vernon st. LUNCH room. central. with furnished 8500.

0-368. Ing. Market st. LIGHT LUNCH soda fountain, good locatiou leaving city. 842 Vine st.

MEAT STORE. modern equipped. $800 will sac. Call 1014 Columbia ave. Pop 1784.

cheat. ROOMING, Rent house, 845.00 12 Mo: rooms. Call sour Wal. furniture: 6060, AUTO dealer, well-known line. $1000 required to start.

N-615. Inquirer office. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FRANK A. FITZPATRICK Real Estate Broker and Builder 1589 N. 60th st.

Got is and Lansdowne I Desires to dispose of his holdings en-bloc. consisting of one 2-story commercial building. 2-stat'v stores and apartments. 38 private shop. All located on wot of having 133 ft.

frontage on 90th Redfield st. and a depth of 150 ft. together with the Rood will of bia brokerage business of 18 vears' standing In this trict. Necessite for selling is to apple all time and efforts to suburban developments. Reasonable arrangement.

BELMONT 4344. cream and confectionery store established years showing at profitable business. Wholesale cone route also showing profit. Cone machine and equiement Included with store, Here is a bargain. Opportunity for a lite wire.

Owner want. to retire. Terms can be arranged for right party. For Interview F. Wilts.

0-14 Atlantio ApartAttRatie GARAGES 5506-08-10-12 Chestnut Street With Inse 10 rental to responsible parts. no sood will, individual garages. car public ze, 2 stores, elevator to 2nd dr. Apply on premises or 4315 Girard ave. WONDERFUL HOTEL OPPORTUNITY Manager conservative apartment botet (100 I wants an Intelligent actice woGin to purchase half interest in property And business and assist in management.

Salary $100 month apartment and board. Ref. erences exchanged. Give telephone number. Market st.

RARE opportunity. grocery and delicatessen. New Jersey, doing $30,000 sear contd be Increased considerably fresh were handled. will stand therouch Investiention, have excellent reason for welling. Details will be given by appointment.

office. DRY and notion business for sale. established 11 rears, doing a profitable trade business References among the wholesale an business done. It interested in business that pars close to $10.900 per rear 42 probe. address P-646, Inquirer of flee.

MEATS ant groceries. in Kensington district, doing $1000 week. elosed evenings Sundays. No trust store, Fine fixtures and clean stock Present owner here for past 12 years and wants to retire. A real opportunity for An native and live man.

Will sell bide. Lin. financed. Apply Galanter-Waxman, Market Camden. N.

RESTAURANT for vale. Fully equipped res. taurant. hit block from Penna. Electric Depot.

half block from Hall. Seating capacite 44. Selling 011 A account of sickness. Doing a good bargain. Will stand I'hone 3-6368.

ESTABLISHED manofacturer offers upportunity to man or woman. Gentile, with excrutive ability. Larze profits. business 85000 cash required. fully secured.

salary and share nrofits. to one who can quailfs. Inquirer office, Market BUSINESS SOLD QUICKLY Established 1898; DO charge "til BLAU suld: no 6630. publicity. 1420 Race 5511.

Chestnut HAIRDRESSING business, estab. 12 vra. discontinuing bus. marrying leaving Shop located in the busiest section of W. Philn.

hoots fully equiped. Eugene PerWaving Method, Price reasonable. Phone Granite 0770, BUSINESS SOLD QUICKLY Est. 1808. No charge "til sold, ENGEL 14 Race 7020.

nubHeity. 1208 Pennypacker Chestnut. 0468. LUNCH COUNTER CHANCE For rent, counter. use gas.

for serving DIED sandwiches, delten tessen lunch. in buffet and cafe of a popular well conducted hotel. Apply CRAIG Sea Isle City, N. TEA ROOM SODA AND CHOCOLATE SHOP to date place In suburban town. Now doing a profitable business.

PETERS SON. 400 CHESTNUT PHILA. TAILOR stop furn, -to-date, doing old. Dew Work In bia. section, running from 8150 to $175 wk.

Price $900. reason for selling. leaving town, AD. 3732 Midvale cor. Ridge and Midvate aves.

ADDITIONAL envital required in order to expand a well paring estab. undertaking bus: Apply Schwartz 1001 Real Estate Trust Broad and Chestnut ste, Penn enacker 8550. MAN. willing to learn in profitable business. must he in position to invest $1000 $1500 with services.

Good salary while learnInk. Wonderful possibilities for 0-678 Inquirer office CONFECTIONERY store ice cream parlor. well acconnt of sickness. will take offer. Doing 8300 wk.

Hell W. Gerard ave GASOLINE station. general store a net ice cream parlor for sale cheap, Mason's Setvice Station. Swedesboro, N. LUNCH must be sold, party leaving town.

doing good best loc. in W. Phile. 11-078 off PARTNER wanted for restaurant business. 82000 required, salary $40 family man fret.

Inquirer Lehigh. BARBER SHOP. 5 chairs, up-to-date. hours, good business. in the heart of bustness district.

8. 17th st. DYEING modernly equipped for dyeing will hosiery cotton yarn: wonderful opp. Snerifice account other bus, C-600. Inq.

off. STOCK and fixtures of any business wanted, and country: we DA cash: moved quickly, Kieselt, 820 Arch. Granite 7435. COR. CIGAR.

ice cream, near movies. dwell. bare. to quick buyer. trial.

8884 N. 4th st. FULL FASHIONED hosiery mill. Partner wanted with executive ability, $25.000 reg. Principal onle, Conti.

8-332. Market st. CIGAR nil confectionery store. with founTain. sacrifice, for quick sale, reason other hainess, call 4644 Lancaster are.

give Bberal interest to party who will to patent automatic train control. -814. Inquirer office, FRUIT and produce store, stock and fixtures, must be sold this week. name your own price. Plione Wood, 7305-W PRINTER can lease or buy outfit cheap.

60 Delter, terms. Motor, presses, type. cases. ete. Hammonton, N.

J. FOR SALE Dental office and equipment. cheap for quick sale. Phone Jeff. 2146.

write Box A-673. Inquirer office. CIGAR. candy ice cream. $350, quiek buyer.

Itent $1h for Ize. atore store rm. $100 worth can be doubled. 3823 Germantown. RESTAURANT, complete with fixtures.

Couple will anerifice account of sickness. Apply 2005 Ridge avenue. FRUIT grocery store for sale. apt, house section, good business. fine opportunity.

niv 618 st. House he 16 sold Rooming sold this week. Call 2038 Areli st. Drug Store In future suburba: opportunity. new: wonderful Lester Y.

Brendle, 5th and Tabor rd. Wyo. 3495. IF YOU HAVE 890 cash to invent. communieute with me at once.

R. E. D. L-817, Inquirer office. Market street.

Drug Store central average: best location: buy In $100 Phile. dally Lester Y. Brendle, 5th Tabor Rd. Wyo. 3495.

CIGAR -lee cream, candy store cor. property with private garage. tor sale. Iteasonable. 023 W.

Huntingdon st. Drug Store 2 busy Germantown. a venues: Intersection, daily: of 811,000: terms. Seidman. 1041 N.

Franklin, Drug Store owner central 111. location, B. Byer, bazaain; 1218 Real Estate Trust Bide. Ph. Penny.

0448. APT. HOUSE. new building. all mod.

pointments, remarkable return on investment. Ann. 4245 Ludlow st. 1811. RESTAURANT.

lee cream. soft drinks in amusement party: big opportunity for live man, Palin. Carsonia Park. Rending. FANCY feult and soft drink stand: reasonable to quick buyer: selling account illness.

Apnly 40 Delaware ave. TAILORING and cleaning establishment for sale, Good opportunity for right party. 107 Infaxette Riverside, N. Phone 204. YOUR drug store wold quickly--Have, clients for good drug stores.

no Lester Brendle, 6th and Tabor. Wyo, 3495. MOVING and hauling business, with 3-ton truck sale. price $600. 231 W.

Girard Regent 8977. CIGAR. candy and magazines. doing good must sell on account of Illness. No reas.

offer refused. 2721 W. Oxford street. HARDWARE business, with gas growing Jersey town on main highway. 0-621, Inquirer office.

CHEAP to quiek buyer. one nearly set of beantiful onk store fixtures. 900 N. Camden. N.

J. Bell ph. 594. SHOW ROOM for rent. splendid location for service station or battery service.

Auzora Garage. 846 8. 55th st. CIGAR. egarettes and candy.

cor, prop, for sale. Phone Columbia 9520. BARBER SHOP for sale N. cor. Howard Jefferson, call 121 Jefferson FRUIT.

produce and groceries. $450; owner THat other business. 8700 Rising Sun ave. LUNCH TRUCK. brand new.

good any purDove, cheap. N. E. cor. 2nd and Arch.

RESTAURANT for sale: very reasonable. Apr ply Juntper and South sta. HOTEL, containing 24 bedrms. de restaurant. doing, good rous.

P-672, Ind. off CIGAR and cande store, good denting town. 1029 Jackson st. LUNCH ROOM. bridge, entrance, good cause Ill health, 711 Race st.

Business Opportunities Wanted prices add kinds nf merchandise. city or country. ensh and remove immediatels. Call TAYLOR. 6422 Spruce Allegheny 7462.

YOUNG MAN. wide radio will invest with services in sound bus. or similar tine. Reply, giving decaila for appointment. 6-341.

Inquirer office. Market st. YOUNG man, with $500 and services. invest fu 200d business. Must stand 10- 1-330 Market st.

HIGHEST all rash kinds. prices J. paid Burus. for 302 stock E. and ares of Sheldon Phone 6.21 STOCK and fixtures of ALP business wanted.

cite or conntry. We Das cash: moved quickKirsch. 820 Arch. Granita 7435. CIGAR stand.

in off. building. State partieslure, No a cunte, T-351 Market MACHINERY AND TOOLS CONCRETE MINER. One haz bateh. portable gasoline with power loader.

perfect condition, cheap. A. O'Neill 1524 Chestout Phone Rit. 0979. SPRAY painting guns, equipments.

for rent. sale, exchange Standard Supply Equipment 17th Lehigh. HOW 10 ton platform scale, complete In good cond. for sale cheap. can be sepn At 8423 N.

6th street. SAL.E- Acetylene welding cutting outfits 4 accessories. lowest prices: neve and ttsed. Catt or write Milburn Salem. Bourse machine, plain chain stitch machine.

Call Camden 3995-J. FOR SALE Schramar 2203. Sth Diamond, TuT.