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THE SUN. BALTIMORE. SUNDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 18, 1919 PAGE 11 DEATHS (3) Commodity Index Textile Lines Lead Upswing In Business 69 I 1 I 1 69 67 II A- Au929j 67 1 1 i clow 66 1 64 63 AP Average of 60 -63 62 1 STOCKS I fowyV 62 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Ihundoy Friday Saturday 80 1 1 ir i -a I HIGH AtAvaraoeol60 STOCKS fegprVlT I I LOW 50 1949 50 nil li 40 I -Ht4h 40 1945 1946 1947 1948 Vf DEATHS (3) POSNER. On September 16.

1949, JENNIE, beloved wife of Samuel Posner and mother of Milton, Benjamin. Lester, Albert and Marvin Prwner. Mra. Irene Roth. Mra.

Beatrice Rich-man and sinter of Mrs. Minnie Rubin. Joseph and Julius Sugar. Funeral from her lata resldenea. 1226 East Baltimore atreet, on Sunday, September 18, at 2 P.

M. Interment In Hebrew Rosedala Cemetery. (Please omit flowers.) In mourning at 1226 East Baltimore street. 18 POSNER. Baltimore Younr Men's sad Ladies' Auxiliary announce with deep regret the pns.nns of our beloved lister.

MRS. JENNIE POSNER. All Ulcere and members please funeral services at her late residence. 1226 East Baltimore strpet. on Sunday.

September 18. at 2 P. M. WILLIAM TTLSIN. MRS.

ETHEL SYKES. 18 Presidents. September 16. 1949. JENNIE, beloved wife of Samuel Posner.

All officers and members of tlie United Hebrew Butchers Association please attend services at her late residence. 1226 East Baltimore street, on Sunday, September 18. at 2 M. I8ADORE ESC ANN. 18 Executive Director.

POTTER. On September 16. 1949. HENRY HAMILTON, beloved son cf the late John J. and Amanda J.

Potter (nee Durkee), and survived by Mra. Kttherlne Potter Evans, Mrs. George W. Thomoson. Mrs.

Jcwix Hurdle and Mrs. Albert Rurdle. 19e Funeral from the residence of his sister. Mra. Albert B.

Kurdle. 3301 Dorchester road, on Monday at 2 Pi. Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery. SCHWARTZ. On September 17, 1943.

REBECCA, beloved wife of tSe lata Isaac Schwartz, of 1808 East Favetta street, and mother of Mra. Alvia E. Llpta (nee Schwartz). Services at tha Jack Lewis Horn. 3100-02 Eutaw place, on Sunday, precisely at 12 noon.

Interment in Maryland Lodge Cemetery, (Kindly omit flowers. I In mournww at 2624 Forest Park avenue. 18 STOCK INDEX UP FOR WEEK In the heaviest trading of the year, the average of 60 stocks continued to move up for the third week. The index closed Friday at 65.5 for the five-day period. The Week In Finance IBy the Associated Press I Past Week Prev.

Week Year Ago Steel production 80.4 84.2 96.1 Freight carloadings 624,197 703,930 789,011 Auto production 154,330 123,806 94,410 Soft coal production 11,180,000 Crude oil production 4,850,550 4,761,500 5,346,050 Engineering awards $156,021,000 $146,541,000 $183,280,000 Stock sales 6,812,370 3,201,150 3,351,550 Bond sales $14,339,500 $9,658,000 $13,753,500 Business failures 148 174 83 (Final three ciphers omitted in following) Elec, power prod, (kwh) 5,258,090 5,543,913 5,166,126 Bank clearings $12,827,550 $10,471,467 $13,454,153 Demand deposits 546,410,000 $46,753,000 $43,932,000 Business loans $13,005,000 $12,963,000 $14,929,000 Excess reserves $1,210,000 $1,000,000 $1,810,000 Treasury gold stock $24,649,000 $24,647,000 $23,850,000 Broker's loans $1,305,000 $1,308,000 $626,000 Money in circulation $27,454,000 $27,589,000 $28,156,000 eEstimated. rRevlsed. JT31 LORD. On Septemner 17, 1949, HARRY nusoana ox ma late una Vanden berg Lord. Funeral from the home of his daughter, Mra.

John Austin Stokes. Ulencoe, on Monday morning at 11 o'clock. Interment private at Greenmount Cemetery. Please omit nowers. i 19 NADDEO.

On September 17, 1949, VIN- uunt beloved husband of Char lotte Naddeo (nee Nlzer). Funeral from his late residence, 342 eoutn East avenue, on Tuesday at 9.15 A. M. Solemn Requiem Mass at Sacred Heart Church at 10 A. M.

interment in Holy Redeemer ceme tery. i9a MARCUS. On September 17. 1949 ABRAHAM, beloved husband of Cells Marcus (nee Rosenthal), father of Louis Marcus. Mrs.

Lloyd Oerber. son of Lena and the lata Louis Marcus ana brother or Richard Marcus, Mra. liouia waviassy. Mrs. Archie Wolfs-helmer and Mrs.

H. Gabriel Click. Services at the Jack Lewis Home 2100-02 Eutaw place, on Monday pre-clsely at 11 A. M. Interment in Arllnir.

ton Cemetery. Chlzuk Amuno Congre gation, Rogers avenue. IKlndly omit jiuwers.i in mourning at Arlington x-aris Apartments, pans Heights ave nue and Ciarka lane. 19a mcmaiion. On September 14, 1949 WILLIAM beloved husband of Mamie uva MCMahon rna wiisnm I Harford county nanera nlease ennv i Services in his home.

1617 Webster street, on Monday at 2 P. M. Burial in aoiy uross cemetery, Brooklyn. 19a MILANICZ. On September 14.

1949 AGNES, beloved wife of tha lat Rob. ert Mllanlcs and mother nf vrivr R. Milanlcz, member of tha Bouse of ueiegates. 18 funeral from her lata residence, .1803 Allceanna street, on Monday at 8.30 A. M.

Solemn Requiem High Mass i o(. oianisiaus v.nurcn at A. M. Interment in St. Stanislaus Cemetery.

MILK. On September 18. 1949, PAUL HENRY (Harry), of 37 South East avenue, beloved husband of Annie w. Mil i nee rrieaen. 20 Funeral from tha Ullrich THi Home, 2004 Orleans street, on TueiKiay nfc r.

ai, interment in parxwood v-emeterv. MILLER. On September 1. 1949. HARRY beloved husband of Cclin Miller, of 3615 Relsterstown road.

ni father of Morton, Albert P. and Irving jumer ana protner or Mrs. Jacob rieet ana Mrs. Yetta Shapiro. Funeral from Snl Levlnimn Urn Home, 1124-25 West North avenue, on Sunday, September 18 at -1 P.

M. (Please omit flowers. mourning at 3615 Relstarstown mid ia MOLL. On September 17, 1949, at hla late resiaence. iuv NOrmount avenue.

JOHN beloved husband of Agnes Moll (nee Sander). Funeral aervices from tha Home of unaries r. xoweu, 3427 Edmondson avenue, on Tuesday, September 20, at a. xvi. interment in juorraina Park Cemeterv.

MOVER. On September 14, 1949. LAW- ksnce j. MOYER, beloved eon or uertrude Moyer Hughes (nee weaei) ana tne late Lawrence J. Moyer and stepson of John J.

Hughes of 1117 Sterrett street. Funeral from the Parlora of Harry H. Witzke, Hollins and Gllmor streets, on Monday at 9.30 A. M. Requiem High Mass at St.

Jerome's Church at 10 a. m. Interment In Loudon Park Cemstery. iq O'BRIEN. On September 15 1040 CATHERINE (nee Sann), beloved wile oi tne late Joseph H.

O'Brien, also beloved mother of Charles O'Brien and the late Margaret Nleberlein Burkhardt and John H. O'Brien. Funeral from her home, 124 South East avenue, on Monday. September 19, at 2 P.M. Interment In Oak Lawn Cemeterv iu PAVONE.

On September 15. 1949. CATHERINE LIVIA CARBONE. at the home of her daughter. Mrs.

Joseph Harris. 4614 Park Heights avenue, beloved wife of the late Joseph Favone. Funeral from the home" of her daughter. Mrs. Joseph Splnnlchlo.

3120 Woodland avenue, on Monday at 8.30 A. M. Solemn Requiem Mass In St. Ambrose Church it 9 A. 11 Interment In Cathedral Cemeterv.

18 PFALZGRAF. Suddenly, on SeDtember 18. 1949. EMMA L. (nee Uhl).

age 68 years, beloved wife of the late Louis Pfalzgraf, of 4214 Harford terrace Funeral services will be held at the Parlors of F. B. Wippert Se Son, Eutaw place and Lanvale street, on Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. 20e OtATHS IN MIMORIAM (1) Grain Markets Chicago Chlcaao.

Sect. IT OP Qraln ranee at principal markets: High Low Close Pr. Close BdDtember Wheat Chicago. 2.11V. 2.064 2.11ft Mian 2.24 2.22 2.221.

a.io- 2.22e 2.11s 2 13H-4 J.151, 2.07-4 2.05 City, 2.12 2.11 2.12 December Wheat- Chicago. 2.14', 2.13 2.14'i-V Minn 2.is-? i.i'kVm z.isy City 2.03 2.07',. 2.0S Uu Wheat CMcagO. 2.05' 2.04 2.05'i-H 2. OS's 2.071 2.UH 2.08 i City 1.98V.

1.97 1.93-1.9SV. 1.97',. September Corn- Chicago. 1.27 V. 1.25 1.27-1.27V.

1.25H-H December Corn Chicago. 1.17 1.16V. 1.15-1.17 1.17-.16V. City l.llV. 1.11V.

September Oata Chicago. .684 Minn .61 61 GRAIN FUTURES AND FRICES Chicago. Bept. 17 MP) Cash wheat No. yellou hard.

M.llW: corn No. 1 yellow. li 1 'if Mo '2 vpllnu. 11 .11 1.32'a: 3 11.31: No. 8 yellow.

a1.z4.v4: Oat. No. 4 heavy mlxetl. No. I wmte.

fci i wime. C9lc: barley milting. SI 20 1.62. aonil nai; feel. 90c $122 nominal.

Prices lor tutures ranged as jonows: Close Yr, High Low Close Ago Wheat Scot 2.111'. 2.09i 2.11 VB 2.14 V. 2.13 2.14 8.26 2.12. 2.11. 2.12V.-J.

2.05:,-4 2.04'. 2.05ia-:U 2.18 vt 1.88 Va 1.87V. 1.88 Vi. 1.99-. 1.27V.

1.2.5 1 V. 1.17 1.16'i 1.16T.-1.17 1.414. 1.20 1.19 't. 1.20 iiiv: til: .68 i .68 .67 .87. .73 Jt3 .63 'a .74 .574 .37 V.

.57 J4 1.4!) '4 1.4SV4 1.50 1.49 l.oO 4159i 1.54V 1.53 1 54V4 1.6P.4 1.45 2T32 2.313i-2.32 3.47 2.32 2.2SU 2.3la-2.32 2.47 2 32' T. 2.5? 2.49't, 5.29 '-4 2.27 2.28 Bf S. ARMSTRONG Financial Editor of The Sunl Textile Industries which led the recent downswing in general business may prove to be the bellwether of the recovery, the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond said in its monthly review. Production of textiles, concentrated in southside Virginia and the Carolines, the bank pointed out, accounts for nearly one third of all manufacturing In the Fifth Reserve district, in which Balti more is the leading financial cen let. Late in July, the report said, it became apparent that most of the -fluff" in the textile industry': price structure had been washed out, and buyers all along the line re-entered the market.

Substantial demand has subsequently spread to a broad list of textile products and forward cov erage which virtually disappeared for several months has extended to the year end. This new business, the bank re ported, has brought an expanding work week at many mills and the recalling of previously laid-ofT em ployes. It appears that the operat in rate in cotton textiles returned in August to the early 1949 levels. Operations in rayon fabrics also have improved, and this has ex panded deliveries or rayon yarn from the mills. But the stocks of rayon at the mills are still high by recent comparison and this may cause some lag in production.

Hosiery production In the district Is likely to be higher In the final half of 1949 than In the first six months, the review said. There have been a few price Increases in branded products in the full-fash ioned line and the outlook for this industry as a whole Is brighter, the bank asserted. Market View Optimistic For Industrial Peace The Stock Market took a bright view this week of the chances for industrial peace. A surge of optimism sent prices bounding upward early in the week to within shaving distance of a 1949 peak. Optimism persisted later despite mounting tension be tween labor and management in the steel and soft-coal industries At the close of trading Friday the market seemed to have little basis for taking anything but a bleak view of the strike outlook in steel and coal.

On Friday, never- theleM, when differences between labor and management hid wid ened to the breaking point, the market managed to turn in a modest gain. An Interesting angle to Friday's trading was the fact that railway shares did better than most other groups. A coal strike, though, would chop deeply into the esrninss ot some of the nation big carrier systems. U.S.F.&G. Announce Several Promotions Several departmental promotions at the United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company were announced by E.

Asbury Davis, president. Walter M. Gray has been ap pointed superintendent of the burglary claim division at the home office, succeeding J. W. Chesley who has retired, fir.

Gray has been in the company's employ for more than twenty years, serving both in the home office and in the field. H. B. Atwood has been placed In charge of the automobile property damage division. He was formerly in the Baltimore city claim department.

Robert Lee Smith, formerly home office claim examiner, has been appointed assistant superintendent of the home office salvage division. Changes in the field offices of the claim department include: Transfer of W. 11. Martsolf. formerly superintendent of claims at Little Rock, to a similar position at the Memphis office; appointment of Robert II.

Wood as superintendent of claims at Little Rock; promotion of Kenneth W. Korow to superintendent of claims at Louisville, Ky following retirement of E.R. Gentry. Miss Barbara M. Fankhanel, who has been in the purchasing and supply department since 1920, has been appointed assistant superintendent of that department.

John G. Butt has been named assistant superintendent of the glass department at the home office. He has been with the company since 1926. and he'll get it 67 (Machine K. K.

K. 1 No. Dec Jul 'ice Oct Dec nn the the direct (3 BALBLITZ. Baltimore Local No. 181 National Federation of Post Office Clerks, announces with deep regret the death of a brother member, GEORGE and extend deepest sympathy to his family.

18 ROBERT E. NOONAN, Chairman. BOND. On September 17. 1949.

NELLIE, aged 83 years, beloved wife of the late William. K. Bond, of 2637 Dulaney street. Funeral from the Parlora of F. Wippert 6s Son, Baltimore and Mon roe streets, on Monday afternoon at 2 o'ciocK.

xnence to Holy cross Episcopal Church, where services will be held at 2.30 o'clock. Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery. 19e BUR KINS. Suddenly, on September 16, 1949. at Solomons Island.

EARLE beloved husband of Mosena Bur- kins (nee Warren). Funeral services at his home, South Main street, Bel Air, on Monday at 2 P. M. Interment In Bel Air Me morial Gardens. 19a BURK1NS.

Special communication of Mount Ararat no. 44. A. r. at A.

will be held on Monday, Sep tember 19, at 1 P. M. for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late brother, EARLE R. BURKINS. LOUIS F.

HIGH, 19e Worshipful Master. CARR. On September 16. 1949. HELEN O.

(nee Eicneiberger), or 4u4 Nortn Hilton street, the beloved wife 'of the late Thomas J. Carr and mother oi Mrs. M. Virginia Carr Kleintonk. Funeral will be at the William Cook Funeral Mansion, St.

Paul and Preston streets, on Tuesday at 8.15 A. M. Requiem Mass at St. Martin's Church, at 9 A. M.

Interment In New Cathedral Cemetery. 19e CHANEY. On September 17. 1949. MIN NIE bbouohton (nee Maadox).

oi 2636 Maryland avenue, beloved wife of the late Ellas Nelson unaney. zoe Funeral services at the William Cook Mansion, St. Paul and Preston streets, on Tuesday at 1.30 p. m. internment In Mount Olivet Cemetery CLEAVER.

Patapsclo Lodge No. 183 A.Y.sc A.M.. announces witn aeen re great the death of our late BROTHER PETER K. CLEAVER. 19 C.

JOSEPH ZULATJF, Worshipful Master. COLE. On September 16, 1949 CHARLES of 2003 Cllftwood ave nue, beloved husband of the late Charlottie Cole (nee Shreeves). Funeral services at the William Cook Mansion, St. Paul and Preston streets, on Monday at 3 P.

M. Inter ment In Greenmount Cemetery. 16 CORNELL. On September 15, 1949, MARY ELLEN (nee Malone). beloved wife of tha lata Walter O.

Cornell and beloved mother of Albert J. Cornell and Mra. Mabel T. DUlow, of 3402 Ravenwood avenue. Funeral services ara to be held at H.

Sander fc Sons, North avenue and Broadway, on Monday at 8.15 A. M. Requiem High Mass at tha Shrlna of the Little flower cnurcn at a a. m. Interment In Holy Redeemer Cemetery.

19 COUNCILMAN. On September 16, 1949 vakvilxjE oi 5622 Midwood ave nue, the beloved husband of Edith M. Councilman. Funeral services will be held at the William Cook Mansion, St. Paul and Preston streets, cn -Tuesday at 3 P.M.

Interment in Moreland Memorial Park. 20e COX. On September 17. 1949. JANE or 5Z5 Washington Douievarct.

oeiovea wue or Leroy a. jox ana oeiovea sister of Julia Gordon. May Butts, Frank George, Lawrence and John Martin. Funeral services from the home of her niece. Mra.

William R. Hartman, 1117 Inner Circle (Brooklyn), on Tuesday at 11 A. M. Interment In Cedar tun cemetery. me DEMPSEY.

On September 16. 1949. IDA L. (nee Shackelford), beloved wile oi the lata David Wlnfleld Dempsey and mother of Mrs. Irene Doberer, Mrs Nellie Morrow.

Mr. H. Blaine Dempsey, of Springfield. Mns3 and Mr. Warren Rae Dempsey, of Catonsviiie, Maryland.

Funeral from the Armacost Funeral Home, 4204 Ridgewood avenue, on Monday at 2 P. M. Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery. 19 EDMUNDS. On September 15.

1949. AGNES, beloved sister of Mrs. Florence Shaw, of 1724 Braddlsh avenue. Services at the G. Howard Strong Funeral Home.

3207 West North avenue at Hilton street, on Monday at 8 30 A M. Requiem Mass at St Cecilia's Church at 9 A. II. Interment in Lorraine Park Cemetery. 18 FA On September 17, 1949, the REV- RsMY, O.F.M.

Conv. The remains of the Reverend Rnmy Fnc will He in Rtate at the Chapel of the House, Elllcott City, Maryland, until Sunday at 4 P. M. at which time his remains w'U be exported to Saint Casimlr's Church and funeral services will be on Monday morning at 9 A. M.

Requiem Solemn Hih Mass be oHered for the repose of his soul. After services his remains will be exported to Ehamo-kln. for burial on Wednesday. 19e ENSOR. On September 18.

1949. LEWIN son of the late Luke E. and Laura Etisor and brother of Clara CofleJl and Clifton Ensor. Services In the Brooks Obnpnl Sparks. on Sunday at 2.30 P.

M. Interment In Bosley's Church Cemetery. '8 FARRELL. Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge No. 2.

I.O.O.F.. announces with sorrow the death of our beloved sister, LAURA A. FARRELL. past noble grand. Services Sunday.

September 18, at 8 P.M. at her home. DOROTHY ALSOP. 18 Noble Grand. li Is quit natural to want your final tributo to a lovad ona to bo tho best available yat it must do' within your means.

A complete service by John J. Cowan I Son is available to yon. ESTABLISHED 1880 COWAN John J. Son FUNERAL DIRECTORS SEE US TODAY 2-Crava Granite SQC tXr- MONUMENTS WUp Granitt 5-t MARKERS IV up Free Delivery Within 500 Miles 1 LINCOL MEMORIAL WORKS, Inc. 13031 WASHINGTON BLVD.

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AlK-CONDiriONiD I SAratoga 4 13 1 jj. lIUM-SSifiUfi FARRELL. Daughters of Job Chapter No. 74. order or the Easter star, an Bounces with deep regret the death of BISTER LAURA FAKRELL-.

KATHRYN GRUEL, 10e Worthy Matron. FARRELL. On September 16. 1949 LAURA beloved wife of F. Edward i'arrell.

lae Funeral from her home, 3717 West Garrison avenue, on Monday at 2 PM Interment in Parkwood Cemetery. FARRELL. Zitta Temple No. 27. Daueh ters of the Nile, announces with deep sorrow the passing of our beloved member of our household, LAURA A 13 ANITA A.

WARWICK, Queen iaKhI.ll. Aden zuunna No. lio announce with deep regret the passing of their beloved queen, LAURA EMMA u. AKDLE, Great Ashayhl. 18 FOWBLE.

On September 13. 1949 ELIZABETH A. (nee Bausman). of 1529 Abbottson street, beloved wife of tha late Charles B. Fowble.

Funeral services will be held at William J. Tickner Sons. North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Monday at 2 P. M. Interment In Pleasant Hill Cemetery.

Baltimore county. 19 On September 16, 1949. MARY J. Of 1120 Washington boulevard, beloved wire or tb late John Fox. Funeral from the home of her nephew.

John C. Lyons, 1121 Carroll street on Monday, September 19, at 11 a.m. interment in Baltimore Ceme terv lOe GATTO. Suddenly, on September 17 1949. BRUNO, beloved husband of Josephine M.

Gatto (nee Vazzna), of 310 wnitriage avenue. Funeral from William J. Ttckner Sons. North and Pennsylvania ave nues on Wednesday at 8.15 A. Requiem High Mass In S3.

Philip and James Church at 9 A.M. Interment in New Cathedral Cemetery. 21 HALLOR AN on September 17, ia4. THOMAS EOWABJJ. OI 1109 Brentwood avenue, beloved son of the late John and Julia Halloran and brother of Nellie Halloran.

Funeral from Rita Wledefeld's Fu neral Home, 900 East Blddle street, Tuesday at 8.30 A.M. High Mass of Requiem in St. John's Church, at 9 A.M. Interment in Peter's Ceme tery. 20 HAKRFLL.

At Kcdlak. Alaska. Septem ber 3. 1949. CYNTHIA beloved daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Morris riarrell, sister of Marcla and William granddaughter of William and Bessie Harreii. of 2509 West Pratt street. Baltimore. Md.

Burial at Arlington National Ceme tery. Tuesday. September 20. 1949. 18 HARVEY.

On September 16. 1949 MAUDE beloved wife of tha late William R. Harvey. Services at tha Burns Funeral Home, 610 York road, Towson, on Sunday at 2 P. M.

Interment In Monk ton Methodist Cemetery. 18 HLADKY. On September 16. 1949 JOSEPH of 805 North Llnwood avenue, beloved husband of the late Helen Fraley Hladky and dear father of Mrs. Helen Ruzlcka and Em 11 and Joseph Hladky Funeral from the Schlmunek Fu neral Home, 2601 East Madison street, on Monday at 8.15 A.

M. Requiem High Mass at 8t. Wenceslaus Church at 9 A M. Interment In Holy Redeemer Cemetery. 19 HLADKY.

Fraternity Lodge No. 124 Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, announce with deep regret the death or Deiovec member, J. J. hladky. JOHN H.

BAIER. 18 President JANKOWSKF COSKI. On September 16. 1949, FRANCES, beloved wife of tne late James jankowskl. 18 Funeral from Flalkowski'a Funeral Home, 2007 Eastern avenue, on Monday at 8.30 A.

M. Requiem High Mass at t. rar.ricK unurcn at a. m. terment in Holy Rosary Cemetery.

JONES. On September 15, 1949, CHARLES aged 88 years, be- lovea nusDnna or tne late Mary A Jones (nee Weller). Funeral from his late residence. 1006 Parkaley avenue, on Monday at 1.30 P.M. Services at Wllhelm Park Christian Church at 2 Interment in ueaar Hill cemetery.

19e KENNY. Suddenly, on September 15. ah ma u. (nee oiggs), beloved wife of Thomas J. Kennv.

Funeral from the residence of her son. Mr. James T. Kenny. 3107 Mareco avenue (nr.

Belalr road), on Monday at 9 A M. Requiem Mass at the Shrine of thu Little Flower at 10 A.M. Inter ment In New Cathedral Cemetery 19 KONOPKA. On September 16. 1949.

josLfH, Deiovea nusoand or Alexan derla Konopka (nee Grzymkowska). Funeral from his home. 1020 South Llnwood avenue, on Monday at 9.15 a. m. Kequiem wign Mans at St Casimlr's Church at 10 A.

M. Inter ment In St. Stanislaus Cemetery. 18 KRAHNY. On September 17.

1949. JA ton, beloved husband of Amelia Krnsny. Funeral from his home. 1901 Moore street. Brooklyn, on Tuesday at 8.30 A.

M. Kequiem High Mass at St Rose of Lima Church at 9 A. M. In-terment In Holy Cross Cemetery. 20 KRl'EGER.

On Septemberm 15, 1949, FRIEDA of 2040 Cllftwood avenue. beiovco. wife of the lata August Krueer. 19 Funeral from the funeral home of John Miller. 2433-35 East Oil ver stieet.

on Monday at 11 A.M. In terment in Baltimore cemetery. LAWRENCE. On September 17. 1949 CHARLES of Seneca Park road beloved husband of Carmo Drayer liawrence ana son or cnaries a nd Id" Ccrlac'-: Lawrence.

Funeral from the Lassahn Funeral H-i i3, V101 Belalr on Tuesday at 2 P. M. Interment in Ebenezer Methodisht Cemetery. 20 Until December 15th, a discount of 5 be allowed on lots in several of our choicest sections PARKWOOD ET RY VldtZke Outo GttfceSa 3310 TAYLOR AVE. HA.

0S86 No Finer Tributo To Loved one a Mure of lasting comfort to know rhat those dear to you have be-en given the last full meaaure of Aapharil far WeftarpraaAita far Straagtfc. Ak Yew hwal Dkts THE LAST WORD -1 IN FUNERAL EQUIPMENT! If Wa ara fully prepared and have every facility to give the finest Funeral service desired at prices scaled to meet your requirements. AIR CONDITIONED SAO PArlr Meiaht. flu. I tcni Beautiful I COMPLETE Again Up In Week New York, Sept.

17 (JP) The Associated Press Index of 35 lm portant wholesale commodity prices this week advanced to 160.19 from 158.90 a week ago. It was" the fourth week-end advance in a row A year ago the index was 185.96 The base year of 1926 equals 100 The textile component was at a new high for the year at 153.69 compared with 152.28 a week ago but the sharpest gain was posted by livestock, which climbed to 210.00 from 205.88. Industrials also gained, non ferrous metals held unchanged, and the other commodity groups declined. Building Materials Firm Forms California Unit Chicago. Sept.

17 (JP) Formation of the California Zomolite Com pany, to process and distribute building insulation and other prod ucts. was announced today. The new firm, a branch of tne Zonolite Company, Chicago, will be situated In Sacramento, where the company now has a processing plant. Safeway Sales Decline New York. Sent.

17 (TP) Safeway Stores reported sales for four weeks ended September 10 totaled 802,715, a decline of 2.7 per cent from $92,301,326 in the similar 1948 period. SPOT METAL MARKET New York. Sept. 17 Mfi Soot nonferrour metals Drices today: CooDer. 17- cents a Dound.

Connecticut valley. Lead, is a cents a Dound. New York. Zinc 10 cents a nound East St. Louis.

IN MEMORIAM JD RICKERDS. In loving memory ot our mother, emma, who passed away September is. 1S4B. is In all tha tongues of all tha world There la one sacred word. Wherever children ara in lova In every home it's heard.

And wa who mourn our Mother hold rhat word of words, Inscribed in gold. BETTY LOU AND CALVIN ROGERS. In loving memory of my son, MARTIN H. ROGERS. who passed away one year ago, Septem ber 18.

1948. IB No one knows the silent heartches. Only those who have lost can tell Of the grief that's borne In silence For the one I loved so well. LOVING MOTHER, MARY C. ROGERS.

ROGERS. In loving memory of my be loved husband, MARTIN H. ROGERS, who passed away one year ago, September 16. 1948. 18 O.

Lord, keep preen the grave that lies Beneath the wide and starry sKles Keep sweet the sleep and give him rest Whose rands are folded er his breast I.OVTNG WTFl? A NO CHILDREN. STRAUSS. In dear remembrance of my wife, ESTELLE, who passed away years ago September 20. The pearly gates were open A gentle voice said "Come" And with farewells unspoken She gentlv entered home. 18 Her Loving Husband.

OEOROE L. STRAUSS CARD OF THANKS (2 Specimen Cards of Thanks Sent Free Upon Request PASTORE I wish to extend heartfelt tnanKs si appreciation lor tne acts oi Klnaneis. messages of sympathy beau tiful floral designs mass cards received from kind friends neighbors during tne recent Bereavement on tne lofs of my beloved husband. VITO PASTURE. VTHLEEN BLAIR PASTORS, ROTH, MARY.

During the bereavement or our mother we wish to thank our manv relatives, friends neighbors lor their many Mass ofterlnHs floral nesiKns. uhildrkn. SAX. The family of the late Dr.Berija- mln J. ftax.

2'37 Eutaw pmce, acknowledge with sincere thanks the many expressions of sympathy and ktndness extended them by their relatives and frtenris recent ncreHVenirntj, SEARS I wish to extend heartfelt thanks ana appreciation lor tne acts oi Kinaness. messages of sympathy and beautiful fioral offerinKS received from relatives, friends and neighbors during my recent bereavement in the loss of my beloved son, Lawrence. MRS. GRACE SEARS AND FAMILY. ENSFCLDEtt We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks ana appreciation tor the acts of kindness, message of sympathy, and beautiful floral offerings received from kind friends and neighbors and relatives during our recent bereavement in the loss of our beloved husband and fether.

Oeorne Bengfelder. MRS. ELIZABETH B. 8ENaFFLOT. wire, ana naucnters, mk.

ri-iAii. ITAUBim. MPS. PATTL Q3TMANN. DEATHS (3" Death Notices Received Too Late for Classification Will Be Found on Page 2, Main Section ALBRIGHT.

On September 15. 1949, JOBEifii oeiovea nusoana oi tiazei W. and father of John D. Albright. Born in Rossville, 111., and graduate of University of Illinois.

INew York and Philadelphia papers please copy. Services in Potomac, on Wednesday. September 21, 1949. 18 ALVIS. On September 16, 1949, ROBERT LEE, beloved son of Robert Lee and Mary Alvls (nee Wun-derllch), of 4301 Powell avenue.

Services from the Leonard J. Ruck Funeral Home, 5305 Harford road, on Monday at 10 A. M. Interment In Im-manuel Cemetery. 18 BANKS.

On September 15. 1949. LILLY (nee Heck), beloved wife oi tne late Charles A. Banks, Sr. Services at the Burns Funeral Home.

610 York road, Towson'. on Monday at 11 A. M. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. 19 BARNES.

On September 17, 1949, MARY c. (nee yuirk), oeiovea wiie oi me late Joseph A. Barnes. Funeral from Joseph J. Herr Son, Kentuckey avenue and Belalr road (entrance on Belalr road).

Due notice. 18 WHEN MEMORIALIZED IN EVERLASTING STONE! OUR WORK IS DONE FOR THOSE WHO LOVE AND WHO REMEMBER. MONUMENTS ERECTED EVERYWHERE SINCE H. KELCEY GAULT 1832 WILLIAM A. GAULT GAULT MONUMENTS 9 E.

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1949." HARRY TAYLOR, beloved husbaud cf Florence Taylor (nee Wise. Funeral services will be held home, 2007 Caadel avenue. rril Paris, of which due notice will ba given. ia WALKER. On September 17.

1949. MATILDA E. WALKER (nee West ni. aged 85 years, beloved wife of tia late William E. Walker, of 2804 Edmondson avenue.

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In loving remembrance of my dear husband, CLARENCE who departed this life September 17. 1948. For all of us you did your best May God Rrant you eternal rest. LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTER. 18 CATHERINE AND FAMILY.

GILL. In loving memory of my wife. u. uiLL, wno passed away December 6, 1944, and whose birthday was sscptemDer i49. Five years ago you left me 1 Your dear face no more to sea But my thoughts are full of memories And in my heart you will always be God guve me strength to bear it Ana courage to ntcht the blow But what it means to lose a wife No one will ever know.

LOVING HUSBAND. ALBERT. I have only your picture dear mother 10 remember mv whole lire throuzh But tha sweetness will linger forever as i treasure tne picture or you. LOVING SON ALBERT, JR. I do not need a special day To briu' you to my mind The daya I do not think of you Are very hard to find.

If all the world was mine to give I'd Kive it. yes and more To Be; the face of you dear daughter un mis your oirtnaay morn. 13 LOVING MOTHER. IIALL. In loving memory of our dear jsaotner.

maky jane, who passed away 25 years ago today, September 10, 18 HER DAUGHTER AND SONS. In loving memory of my aear nusoana juseph, who passed away September 16. 1943. tf God would grant me one wish today It would be to hold your dear hands iaat were always so willing to help muso in neea nd 1 1 tell you how I love you. And miis you each dav.

I miss the love In husband's eyes The faith and trust untold But dearest, 'Sweetheart, best of all i miss his heart of uold. He was my pal for many years But when he left me alone He left me in sorrow and tears In a lonesome home. HIS LOVING WIFE. 18 DUENA. LE.MBACH.

In memory of our son and brother. LAWRENCE, on his 27th birthday. September 18. 18 The lightnings may flash and the loud tuuucicrs rattle; He heeds not, he hears not. he's free from all pain.

le sleeps his last sleep, he has fought ais last oattle; No sound can awake him to glory again. MOTHER. FATHER AND SISTER, GERTRUDE. LETCHER. In loving remembrance of my husband and father.

HENRY LEWIS, who passed away one year ago. September 16. 1948. A light Is from our household gone, A voice we loved Is stilled Which never can be filled. Some may think you are forgotten.

Though on earth you are no more But In memory you ar with us As you always were belore. 18 LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. LLEWELLYN. In memory of my beloved brother WILLIAM J. LLEWELLYN, who passed away one year ago today, September 18, 1948.

18 SISTER HELEN. PASQCITH. In memory of my wife, MARY MARGARET, who passed away September 20, 1945. 18 What would we give her hand to clasp. Her patient face to see; To hear her voice, to see her smile.

As In t'e days that used to be. But some sweet day we'll meet again, Beyond the toil and strife. And clasp each other's hand once more. In heaven, that happy life. YOUR LOVING HUSBAND, AUSTON.

PEAT. In loving memory of my dear mother, MARY who passed away 5 years ago on September 19, 1944. Mother, of mine, our God has called Your spirit out of Night, To take you from Life's darkness to The Everlasting Light. An I weeping at your mortal grave, Your Child shall still rejoice. Knowing you have but answered: "Here!" Who heard His Heavenly Voice.

18 LOVING SON WILLIAM. PEAT. In loving memory of my aunt, MARY who passed away September 18. 1944. 18 We cannot.

Lord, thy purpose see. But all is well, that's done by thee. YOUR LOVING NIECE. MRS. WARREN B.

WIX. PINIESKI. In loving memory of our wife and mother. GRACE (DAISY), who passed away one year ago, September 19. 1948.

Midnight stars are gleaming On a lonely grave. Where sleeping, but not dreaming. Lies the one wa could not save. In dreams we see her dear sweet face And kiss her cold, cold brow And whisper as we loved her then. We love her memory now.

We think of her In silence No eyes can see us weep, But still within our aching hearts Her memory we shall keep. 3he bid none a last farewell. She said goodbye to none. The heavenly gates had opened A lovrly voice said "Come." And with farewell unspoken She gently entered home. Dur dear wife and mother sleeps In silence.

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Kye -lay Soybean ov larch. Jay Lsrd 12.10 11. 12.05 11 45 10 42 10.72 12 10 11.47 10.30 10.77 10.70 18.80 13.80 19.32 19.00 3 0 CO 10.77 an. Bah ttnore FLOUR Receinta. 14.053 100-pound sacks.

WHEAT Receipts. 157.984 busnels. snin- ments, 262.178 bushels. Stocics, 5.33J.240 oushels. Eattlins Drices: No.

2 red. winter, snot. niinmilmii' No 1 Ted. winter, tcarlicky. oot.

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not. S1.12; No 2 red. winter. narllcKy. entember, 82.12: no.

3 rea. winter, gar- lcfcy. snot, no cuotat'ons. CORN Receipts. 116.609 bushels.

SrilD- ments. 1.732 bushels. Stocks. 1.652.551 aunnem OATS Receipts, none. Shipments, none.

locks. 70.K28 bushels. No. 2 white oats. 36-pound, no auotations.

BARLEY Rece Dts. none. Shipments. none. Stocks, 140.475 bushels.

RYB Receipts, none. Shipments, none. Stocks. 182.463 bushels. SOYBEANS Receipts.

1.878 nusneis. Shipments. 156.000 bushels. Stocks. 75.056 bushels.

MILLFFED Receipts, 253 tons. HAY hay market is steady. Timothy, clover and mixed hay prices not auoted. For all graaes oi nay oeiow o. prices are Irregular.

STRAW Market sieaay. no. a wneat traw. per ton. S15 16.

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