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Josaphat Five Victor NATIVITY PASSERS DROP LEAGUE TILT Guzak Tosses St. Josaphat Lads to Third Straight Circuit Win, 23-19 Benny Guzak, a newcomer in the Catholic Basketball League, proved wizard for St. Josephat, of Mana ayunk, and Nativity was sent down to its second defeat of the week, 23 to 19, at Belgrade and Madison sta. yesterday afternoon. It was the third victory for St.

Josaphat, and the Manayunk combination is now right at the heels of the leaders, St. Anne's and Kayoula, for first place. The Nativity, champs of last year tried several of guards in an attempt to switches the visiting forward, but Guzak stop proved too fast. The ultimate winlanded eight field goals and ners Guzak hit the nets for five of the eight baskets. He cut fast to take passes and shot several from a distance.

His work was the best witnessed at this hall this season. His shooting was the more remarkable because of Nativity's low ceiling, but Guzak had the range down nicely and sent the ball on a line through the nets. Stanzak and Zebulski, and later Christy, formed A strong defense and Johnny Shriber was the only Nativity man that could break through successfully Three of the five Nativity baskets came from Shriber's accurate tossing. Another stellar performer for Nativity was Johnny Lynn, its new centre. Up against the tall Siekiewicz, Lynn did splendid work.

He jumped equally as well as Sienklewicz and the pair followed each other so closely that neither could dent the nets from the field. Nativity reserves defeated St. Josaphat. reserves in the preliminary, 34 to 22. ST.

JOSEPHAT NATIVITY P. Guzak. 12 McClos' 8itko. Shriber, Lynn, 3 McGhe'n, Zebulski, Peener, Christy, 1 8 Potaka, McGrane, McAllis r. Totals, 93 5 Referee- Dutchy Doyle.

Holy Saviour Bows to Clifton Heights Clifton Heights eridmen posted their eighth success current decisive 19.0 triumph over Holy af Norristown, yesterday on Kent Field. Clifton Heights. The Hole Savioor tribe, who held Clifton to scoreless draw a previous contest, 110 match for the pupils nf George vesterdar. After alle scoreless Paffett period. the opening portion of play.

Clifton operated perfectly the three succeeding chapters scoring in each quarter. Ed Thompson, former University of Del aware star. and Warren Powell divided the spotlight in the rout of the Holy Naylour talent. Thomason's contrihntion to the cause 128 to fire two of the touchdown PASSER, one to Wetzler In the secand period And the other to Franca in the final quar tern Holy Saviour P'on. Clifton Heights Smith Left end Fasloto Caruso Left tackle Facelola Romano Left guard Werner Neill Centre ty Shune Right guard Jackobell Traseline Right tackle Kink Fiorvanti Right end Dekovitch Quarterback McFadden Adonis Left halfhack Wetaler Tropp Right halfback Thompson Alha Fullback Powell Score by periods: Moly Sartour Clifton Heights 32 Touchdowns- Wetster, Franks, Powell.

Points after touchdown- Werner (placement), Riverside Eleven Fells Angels, 29-7 The Riverside Big Green football eleven traveled over frotn Terser resterday afternoon and handed the Philadelphia Angels their most severe defeat of the season by the tally of Stenton Field. 25th and Westmoreland ats. Tallying seven points in the Initial period. two touchdowns, 811 extra point and safety In the second session, and adding seven final digits In the Inst canto, the Big Green rolled over Art dare's proteges. The forward pass combination of Heister and Tom Freenick accounted for two, of the four Jersey touchdowns.

while a long run from DARR Intercention he Stanley Ketchell necounted another six pointer. Mose Kaplan avored the fourth Biz Green tally. Riverside. Positions, Angela, F. Freynick Left end Edgar McFarland tackle Melos Waknleski Left guard Boyd Little Centre Welsh Kolinowski Right guard M.

Bedot Right tackle Petrone Kaklaski Right end Gor Heisler Quarterback MeDevitt T. Frernick Left halfback Cook Fisher Right halfhack I not Kaplan Fullback Mangini Angels Riverside 0 Touchdowns Prevalek. Kaplan. Ketchell. En Points after touchdown Kaplan, 3: Me Devitt.

-Riverside -Unkirk for Kaklaski, Klaus for Freynick, Nonli for Fisher, Gamble for Kanian. Referee- Santoro, Eight Mat Tourney Bouts Tomorrow Hears grapplers, aspirants to the heavyweight wrestling title, co post tomorrow night Arena a contInua tion of the international mat tournament nahie the outstanding challenger crown 110 worn more less stele by Dan O' Mahoner, Two finish matches and six 20 minute tents Are booked for tomorrow's The finish matches will Christy. CaHfornia into netion Sergei Kalmikoff, bearded Russian, will bring out a of Dartmonth herues as the principals, Gus Sonnenhere former world's champion, and Hank Barber, All-American grid selections, are battle it ent in first round melee The 20 minute brawls will bring out series of contests marked the fact that college men still turning mat A means of livelihood with couple of wrestling veterans mixed mysterious personage, Marvel." whose identity de swathed behind black mask. and who not he known until his brawny shoulders are pinned to the mat, The appearance of Kalmikoff Interest not only because has vet to he ile feated Pennsvivania, but because he is, actually the cause of the tournament, The response WAR immediate from wrestlers, promoters and fans. One hundred and sixteen wrestlers filed entries with the tournament board and the Arst round ready brought ont some splendid talent.

Eight of the total were eliminated last Fri. dar night and eight will blotted out from further competition tomorrow night. BELFIELD BY A NOSE Walt Coe's Belfeld Falcons had A narrow escape from suffering their first home defeat in 28 cames. but Ken Embardt' ton provided the margin of victory as the Chestnit Hill Mohawks droned close 7-6 diet yesterday nt 19th. and Olner are.

Butler snared 30-vard pass from Viola for the Hiller spore, but Ed Peters smashed for four rards the third quarter to the connt. Embardt placed kicked deeiding point. Belfield Falcons Chest. F. Mohawks Witnert Left end Gifford Galena Left tackle O'Hara Bosle Left guard Hampson Kennedy Centre Galincher McDonouch Right guard Boell Right tackle Barth Right end Brinder Shortall Quarterback Viola Embardt Left halfback Serine One Right halfhack Devine Ryan Fullback Butler Chestnut Hilt 6 6 Belfeld Fal, 0 Touchdowns: Butler.

Peters. Point after touchdown: Embardt Substitutions: Peters for Rran. Referee: Rran, La Salle Umpire: Scott. Temple, Head Linesman: Flood. Tear ble.

Time of periods: 15 minutes. OLNEY HOLDS SECOND PLACE Olney B. C. held second place in the fourth division of the National Soccer League yesterday by shutting out Frank. linville.

4-0, at 2d street and Erie avenue Reeves scored twice and Bacon and Woodcock once each. 15'x80' $2962.50. 76TH AVE. 2172-T Driscoll to A Pinene Nor 1. 1935, 86000.

ALLEGHENY 600 E- Blood to Griff. Nov 15. 1935. 15'4 85600. ARDLEIGH, GorgasEquitable Realty Corn to Gunnies, 20 1935, 493 Gorge Gormler to Equitable Realty Corp, Nov 20.

1935. 50 tut $8000. ANDREWS. Clinton to Itupp. Nov 20.

1935. $4950, BLA VIS. Insurance Men's to McDonnell. Oct 20. 1935.

15 $300. RYAN. Schilling GreenNov 20. 1935. 16'x 100 85290.

BERMUDA. Buczinakl to Buezynski, Nor 18. 1935, mtg $3000. BOYER McCarthy to Helfand. Nor 1935.

16 x82 $3150. CHEW. 5300 Webh to ll. Nov 1. 1935.

26 $1200, mtg 83000. DISCHER. 105 3 SangerHarrison to Abbott. dr. Nov 20.

1935, 15' ELBRIDGE. Tacks wanna -B Boyle to Beckman. Nov 20 1935, 14 $38.75. FRONT. 4928 N- -R Warren to A Out 18.

1835 FRANKFORD. pack Hellings Natl 20 1935. FROST. 4928 to Oct 18. 1935.

FARRAGUT TEl. nut -A Murdock, to Walton 1985. 15 intes $6000. FRANKLIN, 2510 Helverson al to Mullen. Nov 12, 1935.

10 $2300. 300-8 Smith to Smith, Nor 18, 1935. 13 6 GREENE. 225'1 Coulter0 Snyder to Woolston, Nov 19, 1935. 39'9 85500.

MIP -Penna Co. trus. to Gornlek, Nor 1935. 15 81977. 20 BARRISON tutland Maver to Tongue.

Nov 16. 1035. 37800, JAMESTOWN HenryM Wilson to Marshall Nov 8. 1933. 10'x93' KINGSTON 4747 West.

moreland. 732 E- Seenrity Bk A Tr Co al Kelley trus. KNOX. LoudenPrudential Ins to 8. Gillott.

Oct 30. 1935. x105 33650. LEVICK 4207 Cameron to Good WIlL L. Nov 20.

1935. 154 x74 mtg LAWRENCE. 198' Somerville--H Shortlidge to Yaocker, Nov 20 1930. $3200 LOUDON. 2001 Karasch to Karasen.

Nor 19. 1935 20 x110' LAWRENCE 819 25. PR 17-xirreg Lat rence, 226'8 Brown -M Freund to Russ. Nov 18. 1933, 16 $18.

8200. WRENCE 4844 Crap to Stott, Nor 20. 1935 'x60' 82850. LIPPINCOTT. 1121 EmeraldMocenter to Pritsky, Nor 8.

1935. 8600. 17'61 Randolph Lerin to Levin. Nov 19, 1935. mtg $1800 MONTOUR and St VincentL.

Emie to Emia, Oct 1935. $1000. MEADOW Crescent Ford Kendig Co to Smith. Nov 14. 1935.

75 xirreg. 8750. MARSHALL. 153 Erle -M Vollmer to Vollmer al. Nov 21.

1935. 82000 NORWOOD. Jackson-1 Grady to A Grady. Nov 18. 1935.

850. mtg $1200. PARK. 1811. N- Staunch to Richard, Nov 15, 1935.

x100 $1200. mite $6000 POPLAR. 3862 Real Est Land Tr Co al. trus, to Pomerantz Nov 16. 1935.

15'x $1550. PT BREEZE. 1507-Provident Tr Co. true, to Halpern. Nov 18.

1935 4'xirreg. $1600. RUTLAND. 020 Longshore. Millett to Kane.

Nov 20. 1935. 85400. SCATTERGOOD. 8.

Sum. Mac to Harrison L. Nov 16. 1935. 15'9 x70 SCATTERGOOD.

ti Frontenne- Timm 10 Harrison L. Not 14. 1935. 8. 15 100 3 Frontenac Prudential Ins Co to Howerr.

Nov 1935. 15 0 $2700. SEGEL. 112' Juniper Real Est Land Co al. to Mnzza, Nov 15.

1035. 14 $1050 SPRINGFIELD 5659- Brown to Nesbitt. Nov 20. 1935. 15 x81 61 $3600.

TACOMA. 5028-26 -P. M. Minder to J. Gar.

side. Nor 20 xirrez. $1500. TIOGA. 2040- -J Stonaker Jr.

to Lang. Nor 20. 1935, $4500. Sold to Pluckfelder. Nor 20.

1935. $5400. TIOGA. 742 W--0 Ciccarone to TAYLOR. 86'10" Morris- ADD to Weiner.

Nov 19. 1935. 14'2" x48. $2007.92. Sold to Friedman.

Nor 20, 1935, 81000. VERNON, 21st-A Ters. Jr. to Collins. Nov 14, 1935.

x100 $1000. WENSLEY 250 Miller to McConnell, Aug 8. 1935. 14 x48', $1150. WINTON, 825-Merrick Annual to Gludo.

Sept 25. 1935. 13 x47 81345.50. stein to Katz, Nov 19, 1935. 16'x WYOMING.

SO 116 FeinWATERLOO. 1018 -C P. Neal to A Smith. Nor 1935. 13 $700.

mte $1500, Sold to Meyer. Not 8. .935. $800. 4924 Schaal to Schaefer.

March 2. 1935. mtg 83400. MORTGAGES RECORDED 4TH. 1411 -P Olarien to Trost, Jr.

81000. 4TH. 5039 N--M Feeney to Ref Gtn Are $1400, NTH. 984 Toth to A Baron. $1500.

12TH. 2409 S--G Catona to Home Owners Loan Corp. $2560. 20TH. 1501 -B Horowitz to Home Owners Loan Corn.

$3200. 46TH 336 8-A Brown to Danehower. $2900. SOTH 2419 Kirschner to Western 8 Soc. $10.000.

58th. 531 N-T De Large to Young L. $400. 69TH. 2807 Solder to Western Soc, $2700.

ALDER 2628 S--W Auritsky to A ANDREWS 7015-E Morrow to dential Ins Co. 83000. ANDREWS. 7015-E Morrow to Nolen Sons. $1000 ARCH.

711-13 Beck to Provident Mntual Ins Co. $18.000, ALLEHGENY 602 Moran to Tulip $1500. BONSALL. 1950 S--F Lopez to Home OwnCorp. $1600.

BRIGHTON. 3222 E- MeGione to tegrity Tr Co. $3500. BODINE 3466 N--F Michl to West Somerset $800. CHEW 5300 Williams to Webb.

81200 CHELTENHAM. 1481 -C Taylor to Fkd Tr Co. $2000. 216-N 0 Barrish to Home Owners Loan Corp. $1360.

EDGEWOOD. 2402 S--M Ruggerrio to Knecht. $1300, EDGEWOOD. 130 N- Armstrong to Sorin. $1300.

GALLOWAY 1920 S--H Gornick to Penna Co $130. 8324-W A Wolf al to Brever L. $15.000. LEHIGH. 1916 E- Faist to Metz.

8500. LIMEKILN 7322-M 0 Thornton to Fkd 83700. MENTOR. 2640 -M Pontenta to Home Owners Loan Corp. $2800.

MOYAMENSING. 1024.28 E--I Young to L. Mullen 8800. PEARL. 5744-A Di Scullio to Home Owners Loan Corp.

81200. PAGE. 3123-I London to McFadden. trus, 8500. PIKE.

1923 E- Robinson to Metallic L. 82400. PRICE. 1118 E- Smith to Soc of 82500. PEARL.

Di Seiullo to Benefcial L. $300. RANDOLPH 1628 -M A Metz to 0 Kellner. $500. RIDGE.

5959 A Bogle to Home Owners Loan Corp. 84400 RORER. 5001- Elkins to Home Owners Loan Corn. 84400. RORER, 5001--L Elkins to 0 Rockwood, $1100.

RIDGE. 11 Montsterr0 A Boyle to Natl Bk of Gtn Tr Co. trus. 81100. STENTON.

5053- A De Marshall to Home Owners Loan Corp. $3400. SERGEANT. 3319 -C Molden to Ruoff. $1801.35.

SPANGLER. 3209 N-17 A modio to First Federal 8 of of Phila, $2200. TRENTON 2214 to 18 A Edelman to Orange Home. Inc $600. UBER, 6562 N--J Peacock to Gtn Tr $2800.

WALKER. 111'11" BennerB Spees to Real Est Imp Co ct Baltimore, 3685. DIVIDEND PAYMENT DATES PHILADELPHIA COMPANIES PaY- Stock of Name of Co. Amt. able.

record. Natl Lead $1,50 Feb. Jan. 17 Natl Lead A pfd. .4 $1.75 Dee.

14 Nov. 29 Abbott Dairies ..4 25e Dec. Nov. 15 Am Stores Co 50e Jan. Dee, 17 Budd Wht of.

ne $7.00 Nov. 30 Nor. 18 Budd Whi Co of. ace Dee. 31 Dec.

18 Budd Whi Co Dec. 31 Dee. 18 Electric Stg Bat, spec $1.00 Dec. 30 Dee. Electric Stg A Bat $1.00 Dee.

30 Dee. 3 Klee Nt Rat nt spec $1.00 Dee. 30 Dec. 00 Else St Bat bfd $1.00 Dee. 30 Dee.

39 Invest (pn of Phila, 50c Dee. 14 Dee. Invest Con Phi pf. ext 25e Dec. 14 Dec.

Keestone Watch Case pfd $1.00 Dec. 10 Dee. 20 Lanston Monotype a 81.00 Nov. 30 Nov. 20 Leh Naviga 15e Nov.

30 Oct. 31 Midvale Co 81,00 Dec. Nov. 30 Mitten Bank 60e Dee. 16 Nov.

20 North Penn $1.00 Nov. 20 Nov. 18 Hires, Chas E. 500 Dee. Nov.

Invest Con Phila 50e Dec. Dee. Invest Con Phi Dec. Dec. Phila.

Sub Wtr pf. 4 $1.50 Nov. 30 Nov. 12 Rending ofd 50e Dee. 12 Nov.

21 Reliance Insur 30c Dec. Nov. Reliance Insur 20e Dec. 14 Nov. 20 Scott Paper 450 Dee.

31 Dee. Scott Pan Dec. 31 Dee. 17 Strawbridge Cloth cutti pid $1.50 Dec. Nov.

15 Tacony Pal Bdg 50c Dee. 31 Dee. 10 Tacony Pal Bde She Dec. 3 Dee. 10 United Gas Imp ..0 45e Dec.

31 Nov. 30 United Gas Imp pt. $1.25 Dec. 31 Nov. 30 Vast Mtg 25c Dee.

2 Nor. 15 Westmoreland Inc 30e Jan. Dec. 14 Westmrid Inc $6 $1.50 Jan. 2 Dee.

20 OTHER COMPANIES Par- Stock of Name of Co. Amt. able, record. Abbotte Lab 2he Jan. Dee, 18 Abbott': Laborat 50c Jan.

Dee, 18 Adams Exp 59 pf. 4 $1.45 Dee. 31 Dec. Affiliated Prod he Dee. Nov.

11 Allegheny Sti 25e Dec. 16 Nov. 30 Amal Leather pfd 5de Jan, Dec, 19 Amer Cap pri pfd. a Dee. Nov.

15 Amer Chicle .4 The Jan. Dec. 12 Amer Chicle 25c Jan. Dee. 12 Am Gas Ele .0 3he Jan.

Dee. Am Home Prod mo 20e Dee. 2 Nov. 14 Amer Invest of Illi Class 200 Dec. Nor.

20 Am Mach 10e Dec. 1 Nov. 21 Am Light Tr 30c Feb. Jan. 15 Am Metal.

Ltd. PEDI pfd $2.00 Dee. 2 Nov. Am Pwr Lat pfd Jan. 2 Dee.

6 Am Pwr Let Jan. 2 Dec. 6 Am Rad Std 'San' pid $1.75 Dec. 2 Nov. 21 Am Smite 1st pf, $1.75 Dee.

Nor. Am Smite 24 nt. ace $6.50 Dee. 2 Nov. mi StI Farles bid 50c Dee.

31 Dee. 18 An Sugar Ref .0 50c Jan. Dee. 5 Am Sum Tobacco 40 the Dec. 16 Dec.

2 Sumatra Tob. ext 50e Dec. 16 Amer Surety $1.00 Jan. Dec. 16 Am Tel Tel 82.20 Jan.

15 Dee. 16 Am Tobacco Co Nov. 9 Am Tobacco $1.25 Dec. Nov. 9 Am Thread Jan.

Nov. Archer Dan Mid 25c Dee. Nov. Arch Dani Mid spec Dee. Nov.

Argonaut Mining 70e Dec. 10 Nov. Armour Dela pf. $1.75 Jan. Dec.

10 Armour Co Illinois $6 nfd .0 81,50 Jan. 2 Dec. 10 Armour Co Illinois pfd $1.50 Jan. Dec. 10 Armstrong Cork 25e Dec.

Nov. 15 Armstrong Cork 25e Dee, Nov. 15 Asso Dre Gds Con 1st nfd $3.00 Dee. 2 Nor. 8 Amantic Refin the Dec.

16 Nov. 01 Atlas Powder -0 50e Dee. 10 Nov. Automat Vte Me. ext 25c Jan.

Dee. 20 Bang Aroostk Jan, Nov. 30 Barnsdall Con 1h0 Feh. Jan. 10 Barnsdall Con De Feb.

Jan. 10 Belden Mfg Co ext $1.50 Dee. Dee. 9 Bethlehem Sti ofd $1,15 Jan. Dec.

6 Bigelow Sanford Cot pid 0 $1.50 Dec. Nov. 18 Bohn Aluminum Tic Jan. Dec. 13 Borden Co 40e Dee.

Nov. 15 Briers Strat 75e Dee. 16 Dee. Bristol Myers Styers 0 50c 10c Dec. Dec.

2 Nov. Nov. Rkin Manh Tr nfd. $1.50 Jan 15 Jan. 2 Bkin Manh Tr pfd $1.50 Apr.

15 Apr. Bklyn Queens Tr $6 pfd The Dec. 16 Bklyn Union Gas 75c Jan. 3 Dee. 1 Bueyrus Erie cum nfd $1.00 Jan.

Dee. 19 Packien Dec. 16 Nor. 30 Campbell Wrant Nov. 30 Nov.

9 Carthage Mille 81.00 Dee. 15 Dee. 6 Case ofd $1.00 Jan. Dec. Caterpillar 25c Nor, 30 Nov.

Caterpillar Trae ext 50c Nov. 30 Nov. 15 Century Ribbon of. a $1.75 Dee. 2 Nor.

20 Chesapeake Con The Jan. Dec. 6 Chesa Ohio 70c Jan. Dec. 6 Ches Ohio Ry pid A BR $3.25 Jan.

Dee. Cheschrough Mfg $1.00 Dee. 37 Dec. 6 Chesebrough Mfg ext $1.00 Dee. Dec.

02 Chile Copper 250 Nor. 29 Nov. Chrysler Cornn 75c Dee. 31 Dee. Cinn Pac.

sA $4.00 Dec, 26 Dec. Cinn 0 Tex Pac ext $3.00 Dec. 26 Dee. City Ice Fuel. She Dee.

31 Dee. 14 City Ice Fuel pf. Dec. Nov. 18 Clark Equipment ...0 40c Dee.

14 Nor 26 Claude Neon Elec spee $1.00 Dee. 11 Dee. Coca-Cola 0 50c Dee. 31 Dee. 12 ext 25c Dec.

31 Dee. 12 Colcate Palmolive a Dee. Nov. 6 Colg Palm P't pfd. $1.50 Jan.

Dee. 5 Colgate Palmolive ext 95c Dec. Nov. 6 Collins Aikman 50e Dee. Mar.

15 Colt's Pat Fire Ar.a 314e Dee. 31 Dee. 10 Colt Pat Fire A.spec 50c Dee. 81 Dec. 10 Columbian Carb 0.0 $1.00 Dec.

Nor. 14 Columbian Carb spee 40c Dee. Nov. 14 Columbia Piet 25c Jan. Dec.

18 Columbia Piet (stk). 5004 Dee. 10 Nor. 9 Comrel Tr 75c Jan. Dee.

5 Comrel Invest Tr.ext 25e Jan. Dee. Comrel Solv 88 30e Dee. 31 Dee. Congress Cigar $2.00 Nov.

30 Nov. 18 Conn Pier Co .0 Dec. 2 Nov. 15 Cons Film Indus cumn nfd 2ie Jan, Dec. 10 Cons Gas of Balt 90c Jan.

Dee. 14 3 Cons Gas Balt pf. $1.25 Jan. Dec. 14 Consol Gas Dee.

16 Nor. 8 Consol Paper Dec. Nov. 20 Contanter Con nfd. ace $19.25 Dee.

31 Dec. 11 Contl Diamd Fibre. 50c Dec. 30 Dee. 16 Contl Gas Elec pfd $1.75 Jan.

Dee. 12 Conti Steel pt $1.75 Jan. Dee. 16 Contl Steel pt. $7.00 Dec.

20 Dee. 10 Crown Ck (k Seal 50c 25e Dec. 6 6 Nov. 22 22 Seal ext Dec. Nov.

Crwn Ck S1. pfd. 68c Dee. 6 Nov. 22 Crown Willmette $7 pid $1.00 Dec.

14 Nor. 30 Crown Wil mette $7 pfd ReC $1.00 Jan. 1 Dec. 16 Crown Zellrh $6 cum pfd AcC 75c Dee. 1 Nov.

13 Crown Zellrb $6 cum nfd Acc 75e. Dec. Nor. 18 Cushm Sons. $2.00 Dec.

01 18 Cushin Sons pid. a $1.75 Dec. Nor. 18 I PRODUCE MARKET PRICES SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1935 November 23. The butter market developed a firmer tone under light offerings and stronger outside advices and prices advanced but there was not much wholesale activity.

Fine fresh eggs were steadily held under offerings, there was no snap to the demand. Offerings of wheat were light and, with stronger outside advices, prices advanced 1c. Corn was quiet and easy. Oats ruled firm and higher. PROVISIONS-Demand Demand was only moderate.

but prices were well maintained. We quote: Hams, 8. cured. loose, 8 to 10 pounds, 24c: do, skinned, loose, 8 to 10 lbs. do.

smoked. 8 to 10 lbs 28c: do boiled boneless and less. 43c: plenie shoulders. 8 cured. loose.

smoked. 22e: bellies. in pickle, loose. to 10 lbs. 21c: breakfast bacon.

32c: lard. 15 TALLOW was in fair request and steady. We quote 9.8 follows: Special loose, extra loose. 61c: edible BUTTER--Receipts, 2812 tubs. The market ruled firm and prices advanced under stronger outside reports and light offerings.

Wholesale trade. however. 24 usual on Saturday waR quiet, We quote the higher prices: Solid -packed creamery. following than extras. 34 92 score, 91 score.

33e: 90 score. 89 score. 32e: 88 score. 87 score. 31c: 86 score.

301e. Receipts, 3278 cases. The market for fresh exEs was aulet and there were moderate. but ample offer. ings at the late decline, Refrigerator PUK8 were steadily held.

We quote: U. S. extra white. brown, 35a37e: dards, standards Nos Nos and and 2. S.

stan3 4, 20830c: U. trades, mediums, extra or better, U. S. standards, refrigerator. CHEESE was in light supply and fair demand with prices higher.

We autote: Whole milk. Longhorns. round lots. 18 jobbing sales. 19a20c: single daisies.

c. LIVE POULTRY--Receipts were in excess of the limited requirements of the trade and prices favored buyers. There WAS considerable pressure to sell ordinary poultry. which comprised the bulk of the supply. We quote the following: Pullets, Plymouth Rocks.

lhs and over. fowls, fancy, Plymouth Rocks. 22a28c; mixed colors fanes, 20a21c: ordinary and poor lower: White leghorns, fancy, pounds and over, 18c; ordinary, 15a17e: old roosters, 15c; spring chickens. Plymouth Rocks, weighing pounds And over, fancy, medium grades, 20a21e: mixed colors, spring chickens. pounds and over.

19421c: Young chickens. Iba and under, 21a23e: broilers fancy Plymouth Rocks, The. 24c; roasting chickens. 5 lbs and over. 23c: ducks.

White Pekin. fancy spring. 18e: old. white. 14c: mixed colors.

13e: geese. fat, mixed colora, 14a15e; Muscovy. 20e: ordinary. 16a1Te; turkeys, fancy young hens. 26a27e: young toms, old toms, crooked breasts and ordinary lower: guineas.

young, weighing lbs each and over 23a24c lb; old guineas. 13a14c per Ib; pigeons, per pair. squabs, under 4 weeks old, unsalable: rabbits, 10a12. DRESSED POULTRY Turkeys ruled steady under light offerings. but mand was only moderate, Fowls and chickens were in moderate supply and demand at steady prices.

Capons ruled firm under seareitv. Ducks and geese were quiet and barely steady. We quote: Young turkeys. Northwestern. 33a33 western.

soutir western. Virginia and Peunsylvania. 32a33c: Maryland, 32834c1 old hens and toms. 28a30c. Fowls, fresh killed Western lbs.

in boxes. lbs or 23c: 21 a22c: 3 pounds. 21e; under 3 pounds, chickens. Western, dry-picked and dry-packed. lh8 or over, 25a27e: 4 ibs.

Ibs, 24c: 2 Western. 1hs. under 2 ibs. capons. 4-5 lbs.

27a30c: 6 1bs. 318 32c: larger sizes. 33034c: slips. 25c: old roosters. dry-picked.

western. Ibs or over. 19c: under 5 17a18c: ducks. Western and Maryland, 20a22c: Geese, Western. 218 22c.

Maryland. 23a24c. DRIED BEANS AND PEAS--The market ruled steady at recently-revised prices. but there W88 no activity in trade. We quote the following list of prices: Jumbo Marrows, 1935.

hand S4: pea beans, 1935 82.50a2.60: Great Northert. 1935, $3.35: Red kidney, N. 1935, Calif. limas. 1935.

86.65: do, baby limas, 1930. $3.30: do, blackeyes, 1935. $1.90: green peas, 1935. 83.40: green split peas. $404.10: 1937.

$3.65: yellow split peas. 1935, lentils, 1935, jumbo. 87.25. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES- tions Except where utherwise stated all quota- represent sales by original receivers at the Produce Terminal or other railroad yards. Street: Indicates sales in large lots on the Callowhill and Dock st.

markets. original receivers to jobbers or other by large buyers. Except where otherwise ed all quotations are on the stock of good al: merchantable Offerings light, condition. Demand APPLES-TerminMarket steady, No Bu bskts. Va and Va.

Staymans. 3 in min. 81.150 in min, $1. Black 1. in min.

90c. Pa. Smokchouse, S. S. No No in min.

80c. Y. Eastern erts, McIntosh. in min, fair quality. 1,40, Street: Supplies moderate, demand fair, market steady.

Pa and J. bu bakta, Staymans and Delicious. in. and larger. few fine quality, large, 25: in and larger, 40475c: few higher.

PA, Eastpoorer, 40a65e: various other varieties. 21 ern erts. Meintosh. 3 in min, $1,50. Jonathane.

3 in min. $1.25. J. bakta, various varieties. 15a35e: few best.

40a50c.SNAP BEANS- Supplies liberal. Demand light, market steady, Fla, bu hampers, green, fat type, few best. 81.60a1.85: fair $1. Street: Va. bu hampers, best.

$1.50: few. 81.75: considerable poor to ordinary. 15a50e. Fla. bu hampers, green.

flat type, few. LIMA BEANSStreet. Va. bu hampers. few ordinary.

$2. BROCCOLI-Street: J. erta. bunches. bushels, bunched.

few. 81: poorer. 50c. Pa. behd.

BRUSSEL SPROUTS- Calif. drums. 82.75. Street: I. qt.

7a10e: few best. 11a13e: poorer. lower. J. qt.

BEETS -Street: Pa J. per 100 bskts, hunches. Topped. bus, 40a 25a30c. CABBAGE-SupNew plies York, liberal.

50-Ih Demand sacks, light. Danish. market steady. 45a50c: domestic. round type.

35840e: bulk ton. domestic, round type, few sales. 813a14: Danish. small, hampers. pointed type.

81. Street: Supplies rather light. Demand fair, market steady. South Carolina. bu hampers, pointed type, ordinary.

50e. PA J. bskts, round and flat type, 15a25c: red. 35a40c: Savoy. 10a20e: buts.

Savoy type, 15a30c. Penna, 70-lb sacks, Danish. 60a70e: poorer. 50c: barrels 9008 81. Penna Y.

50-1b sacks. Danish type, 40a 50e. CARROTS: Terminal supplies rather light. Demand very light. market steady, Calif.

Western crates, few sales poor 2.00. Street: Topped. supplies moderate. demand light, market steady. Pa per 100 bunches Topped.

bushels 40a60e poorer bushels 230. baskets 20035c. CAULIFLOWER: Street: Sppplies rather light. Demand fair. market slightly stronger.

Long Island crates 658 850 poorer 25a00e. erates few higher. poorer 25a 50c CELERY: Supplies moderate. Demand light, market steady. New York 943 crates rough, poor to fair quality $1.002.00, 10 in crates washed 2.15, few $2.25, Calif crates otto PAr Street: Pa J.

2-3 crates poorer wired bunches 2n 10c mostly 6a8e. New York 4 crates rough 81.25a1.75. CELERY CABBAGE: Street: Pa crates 30a65c. CHOLLARDS: Street: All sections, bushels 10825c. Penna.

per bunch 304c. CHICORY: Calif Western crates $2.50. CRANBERRIES: Mass bbl boxes 83.7504.25. Street: barrel boxes 3, 75a few best large 84.50. CUCUMBERS: Terminal: Supplies moderate.

Demand very light, market about stendy. Fla bu hampers fancy 82.25a2.50. mostly $2.50. choice $2.00. plains 81.25.

Street supplies very light. demand light market about steady. Fla bu baskets fancy few $2.00. EGG PLANT: Street: Supplies Fla bu crates fancy $3.5003.75. choice light.

demand light, market about steady. ENDIVE: Street: Pa bushels 15a25c, few well bleached higher. ESCAROLE: Street: Pa bushels 10a 25c. few higher. KALE: Street: All sections.

bushels 15825e few higher. LEEKS: Street: Pa J. per bunch 1n2c. LETTUCE--Supplies very light: demand light; market firm: orates, Teeberg, 5 doz. poor, $4.

6 doz. poor, $2.25. Street: N. Eastern crates, Big Boston 40a65e: few best high as 81: poorer lower: Romaine, few 40a50e. MUSHROOMS -Street: 3-lh hekts.

50a60c: few best. 65a70e: poorer. 25840c, OKRA -Street: Supplies light: demand light; market steady; -bush hampers, few 82. ONIONSOfferings moderate: demand fair: market steady: N. 50-1b sack.

yellows. U. S. No 1, mediums. 75a90e: Ohio.

50-lh sacks, white, boilers, U. S. No 1, 85a00c. Street: N. sack, velolwa, U.

S. No 1, PARSLEY- -Street: Pa. and N. bush, curls, 50a60e; few higher: poor1a3c. 25a40e; 14 hush.

35e; root, per bunch, PARSNIPS -Street: Pa. and N. bush. 50a75e. PEARS--Street: N.

bush bakts, Kieffers. U. N. No 2. 75c.

PEAS (GREEN) Supplies light; demand light: market steady; Calif. bush hampers, 84R 4.25: fair quality, PEPPERSTerminal: Supplies light: demand light: market slightly stronger: Texas, crates, fanes, Street: Practically no supplies: 110 sales reported. POTHERBSStreet: Pa. and N. bunch, 3c.

PUMP. KINS -Street: N. bskta, 20025c. RAD81. ISHES-Texas, Street: lettuce crates, few sales N.

bskts, few 50c: SCALLIONS -Street: N. bush, ord, 40c. 100 bunches. 75c81, bush, ordinary, 40c. per SPINACH-Sweet: Supplies moderate, demand Savoy fair, market Penna steady.

bu baskets, best higher, mostly 15a25c: Md. 40a type, and 10a30c. few 65c, poorer low as 10c: few 500 few poorer 15c. SWEET POTATOES- Street: 60c. few Jersey Reds.

50a baskets. higher. 15830c: poorer No 28 and mediums. white vams. 50a60c: No 28, 20c: red yams, poor.

25e; bushel ers. Jersey lower: type No and reds. 75a90e. few $1. hamppoorer barrels.

28 and mediums. 30a 65e: Del. Jersey trne mediums. few. Md Ricans, and bushels, white rams and Porto few.

60c; No 65a85c: Va. bushels. Jersey white 28. 25a35c: Porto Ricans and type, 25n35c. yams.

TOMATOES poorer. -Supplies 50e: No. 29. very light. Demand light.

market firm. Texas lugs. 83: green turning. wrapped. 6x6 and larger.

and 6x78. $2.50. Penna, 15-lb kets. hot-house. few 82.70: Ohio.

8-lh baskets. hot-house. $1.35. TURNIPS -Street: Penna bushels. and 4050e.

J. white. baskets, 15a25c: baskets, 65 to 70-lb poorer Aberdeens. sacke. 65a75c.

few higher: 100-1b sacks. 85ca 81. poorer lower, TURNIP TOPSStreet: All sections bushels. 10825c. TERCRESS-Street: WHITE All sections.

bunch. POTATOES-Terninal offer: ings moderate, Demand light, market about mostle steady. $1.65. Maine, Green Mountains. No 18, mercials.

Idaho Russet Burbanks. very $1.75: ComU No 1. 100-1h sacks 50-1b sacks. 81.05: 10-1b sacks. 26c.

Street: Supplies moderate. Demand fair, market steady, 100- 1b sacks. Pa Russet Rurals and Green taine. 8 No 18 and partly graded. $1.408 DIED Scots-Americans Beaten by Canton BALTIMORE, Md.

Nov. ontaide right forward of the Canton Soccer Club, pared the way for his victory over the invading Scots- Ameri cans of Kearney, N. today in all American Leakne wame. Lang recounted for three of his team's Tommy Amraln credited remaining Clark and Macailscored 140 con for the visitors. The after home booters nit across their polots in the Initini to overcome the half.

applied disadvantage, but the Canton a defense equal ocension and stemmed upto the ful across two conle. Another interesting game scheduled for However, invaders were success Cantett the Philadelnhia lengue champions, Thanks- Posit Scots Amer. Burlacher Gont Daris Left fullback Much Right fullback Patterent Left Aiken balfhnck Right halfback Centre halfback Lane Maxwell Inside Outalde right right Dick Amraln Centre forward Clark Outside left Wintering fer Canton. ward. Scots Americans.

Pant for Davis Goals kicked Amman, Clark Goal from RV MacAuler. Linesmen Hrown. Referee- Gordon, BELL MAY TURN TENNIS PRO FOR JANUARY TOUR NEW YORK, Nov. 24 (A. Berkeley Bell, amateur tennis player, said early today in comment on a report he had turned profe3sional, that "nothing has been signdon't know why I shouldn't ed.

yet." turn pro, but if I do, it will be before the end of December," Bell said. "Bill O'Brien's tour' starts In January end he has been trying to get and several others to join him." Columbia Gridders Nip Shamrock, 6-0 Al Mendel plunged 10 varda through the Northeast Shamrocks' line for the only touchdown of the ray to give the Columbia close 6.0 verdict yesterday at Torreadale and Sheffield ave, The spore CAmP midway through the frat period after march from minneld. Neither team was able to make much headway in hard- fought second limit. Columbia 0. Pos.

North't Shamr'ke Machota Left end Walker Zopec Left tackle Wilkins Kessler Left guard Smith Linke Centre Furtek Right guard Devine Steakn Right tackle Golden Stop Right end Franks Quarterback Williams Kusek Left halfback Murphy Peters Right halfback Malloy Mendel Fullback Harking Northenst 0 Columbin 6 Substitutions Bunk for Macheta. Wadas for Zaper, Becker for Stopyra. Kowski for Martin for Peters. Referee- Work man, Lit Salle, Time of periods. 14 minutes, HOPE FIREMEN LAND Nor.

24 POS drive the first period enabled Hone Fire to detest Eleventh Ward A. to 0. In A Camden Suburban (Class Conference gamy played here this afternoon. 11th Ward A. l'os Hope Fire Wriuht Left end Morrissey Goodwin Left tackle Yoder Left guard Dale W.

Me Kearney Vodges Christopher guard Bass Right tackle Brown MeKearney Right end Wonderlin Mick Fandetta Schuster Left halfback Donahue McLnuchtin Right halfback Jack McCarthy Fullback Moran Moore periods: 11th Ward Hope Fire Touchdowns- Safety- -Daly. DUNKIRK BEATS ARMENIANS By de the Armenians, 40. Dunkirk took second place in the third division, West section of the National Soccer League terday afternoon at 45th and Catharine ate. Finley tot two goals and Mahoney two. Dunkirk.

Positions, Armenians, Smith Goal. Chantician Cowin Right fullback Darte Left fullback Attarian Gollizer Right halfback Chanian Owen Centre halfback Kalustian Lent Left halfback Zireklan Mahoney Outside right Kashdelian Welsh Inside right Kashuejian Wood Centre forward Kholian Ravnor Inside left Alcer an Finler Outside left Sarilan Referee- Miller. Linesmen- Willis and Ross. Time of halves. 40 minutes.

Gonls- Pinter. Mahoney, BAKER RESERVES WIN The Cake Baker Reserves annexed their first match of the season yesterday, nosing putt the German-Hungarian Reserves he the odd goal three. in the North Philadel League competition. played At Ella and Olner ats. STANLEY STILL TOP COLLEGE SCORING Canton Williams Ace Remains at Top of Pack With 96 Points; Stone Second Americans left NEW YORK, Nov.

24 (A. Eddie Stanley, of Williams, leading the Eastern football scorers with 96 points, seemed a good bet to walk off with the honors for the season, AS competitors failed to cut down his margin appreciably in last week's games. Both Stanley and his closest com- petitor, Stone, of Salem, who has 80 points, have hung up their cleats for the season. Albanese, of Syracuse, in third place, has one more chance against Western Maryland, and Patrick, of Pittsburgh, in fourth place with 67 points, has two more DO chances against Carnegie Tech and Southern California. G.

Ta. Pat. TI. Stanley, Williams HR 00 18 96 Stone Salem FB 11 80 Albanese, Syracuse Patrick, FB O'Malley, Trinity, HB Dick, American 66 Jones, Genera Hour Kobrosks. Trinity HR 50 Rometo, Liberty HR Huston.

Springfield. IT King. Hobart HR Churchman, Lih HR Macholwitz. Y. U.QB Whalen, Manhattan.

Athanas, Lowell Tex. 08 Shore, Dickinson KR Lipsain FB Naporano, Rutgers. HR Barabas, Columbia 118 Gettysburg. Manhattan. FR Thiel Pauk, Princeton HR Jaeger.

Colgate. HR Lemans, Wash. Schmidt. Nary HB Medwick. F.

and HR Kiehl. Dickinson Me Burner, Wash J. FR 00 Faust, 8t. Bonavent. Villanova HR Langford, F.

and M. Hossnk. OR 00 Salem Irwin, Colgate FB 39 Navarro, Ithaca 39 Moseles. Williams Holmes. Williams 87 Renzo.

Temple HR 36 Kiernan. Dartmonth FB 36 Offenhamer. Colgate. HR 30 Murray, Penn OB Riffle, Albright HR 36 Filling ham, Duques. 36 Pnezkowski, St.

Law. 36 Herrmann. Shenand. QB 36 Morlock. Shenandoah.

TB 36 Ianer. Shenandoah FR 36 Mudge. Rhodelsland. FB 36 Dunn, Nigara HR 36 Szul. Canisius HB 36 Lyter.

West Liberty. HB 36 Harmon. Fairmont FB 36 Corsac Gridmen Stop Saratoga Charlie Mo Kinney': Corsac Catholie Club griddera faced a stubborn foe in the plucky Anentoga eleven resterday afternoon at Swanson and Miffin and barely caped with 6 to 0 triumph over their downtown rival, before 3000 spectators. Wilson. substitute Corse back.

proved the spear-head of the downtowners' attack. reeling off several long gains and scoring only touchdown in the second per riod. Mo charges rushed the pigskin to the 15-yard atripe where Wilson smashed through centre for the winning sPore. Corane PoR, Saratoga Harrington Left end T. Moran McCargill Left tackle Lavery Dashink Left guard Malloy Clones Centre O'Brien R.

Right guard 0'Shen R. Schaffer Right tackle Femia Patter Right end Celerski Donahue Quarterback Schultz Dahin Left halfback B. Moran Moock Right halfback Hoar Connors Fullback Williams Score by periods: Corse 0 Saratoga 0 0--0 Touchdowns Wilson, Referee Moran. Temple, Umpire- Kane, S.t Joe's Head lines111871 Unggerty. So.

Methodist. Time of periods- minutes. ANGORA ROVERS WIN The Angora Rovers and the Trish-Amerlean Reserves deew at yesterday in fourth division. National Soccer Lease came at MOth street and Baltimore avenue, Raseman scored twice for the Rovers and Bant and Sailer for 1-A. Angora Rovers Pos.

Trish-A. Res, Coburn Goal Redner Wesoski Right fullback Woluski Tha ver Left fullback Buchter Sweeney Right halfback G'stone Norman Centre halfback Duff Reid Left halfback Schroeder Norman Outside right Joquinth Rassman Inside right Bant Simpson Centre forward Butdat Reese Inside left Wancke Confocanus Outside left Salter Activities of Day in Real Estate AND ONTARIO N. W. three and two-story factory, including engine house, stable and sheds, has been conveyed by J. J.

Connolly and others, receivers, the Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance for $330,000. The lot is 225 by 200 feet, the assessed valuation 000. Title to the property is held by the William Brown according to the assessment book for the current year. 703 W. PHIL-ELLENA cor.

Sherman, stone Colonial type restdence, on a lot comprising approximately one-quarter of an acre, has been sold by Schlechter Co. for William Sarshik to Dr. Reimann, It is assessed at the price asked was $32,000. 8324 GERMANTOWN onestory motion picture theatre, assessed at $25,000, has transferred from the Breyer Building Loan Association to J. M.

Wolf and others, for $18,600. The lot is 49 by 355 feet. 2419 N. 56TH three stone house, lot 41 feet by an irregular depth, has been conveyed by the Western Saving Fund Society to J. M.

Kirschner, for $10,500. It is assessed at $13.000, LIMEKILN PK. AND HERMAN N. W. tract of ground, 224 feet by an irregular depth, extending to the S.

W. cor. Limekiln pk. and Pastorius has been acquired by Thomas F. Kelly from R.

H. Crawford, as a site for a dwelling development. Permits were granted Saturday to Kelly for the erection of 12 two-story houses on the site. The price paid for the lot WAS $8800; the dwellings will cost $42,500. 3031 W.

DAUPHIN threestory dwelling, assessed at $3800, 1s reported sold by Irvin K. Hall for Laura V. McKelvey. 2642 E. NORRIS three-story store and dwelling, lot 17 by 68 feet, has been purchased by Anna Medina through John W.

Sheetz Sons from the Influential Building Loan Association. It is assessed at $2400; the price asked was $1275. 3323 RYAN new two-story house, with basement garage, has been sold by Robert M. Waddington for Charles F. Schilling to G.

Seller and wife, for $5290. The lot is 16 by 101 feet. 2830 N. GARNET two-story dwelling, lot 15 by 45 feet, is reported sold by Henry Beck. Inc.

for Charles Edmiston to Samuel Mohr and Katherine, his wife. It is assessed at $1900. BROAD ST. AND MONTGOMERY S. W.

Nixon-Grand Theatre, has been leased by B. F. Keith's Nixon-Grand Corporation 1.60. few best mostly poorer around 75e: US No 25. 60a85e.

and Del. Redskins 1s and partly graded. STRAW was quiet and easy. We quote prices: Straight rye. No 1.

$10a11; wheat. No. $8a9: 1. $8a9. MILLFEED- Offerings were light and the general market ruled firin.

but trade was quiet, We quote prices As follows: Bran. pure ou spot. 100-lh. sacks, 823.25a23.75: per ton: soft winter bran, city mills. 824024.50: standard bran.

discount from pure: linseed meal 34 per cent. protein cottonseed meal 41 per cent. FLOUR protein. -Receipts, $80230.50. 301,030 pounds, In sacks.

There was little activity in trade and 00 important change in prices. We quote. winter per 196 lhs. packed in jute sacks: Soft straight Western. nearby, hard winter 93 cent.

short patents, spring clear. $7.4027.70: standard patents. short patents. family brands. 89.2589.45; rye flour, white patents, NOTE -Jobbing sales of four and grains are made at an advance over the wholesale prices published here, On all sales of grain to local trade except those on track there is a charge of per bushel for storage and elevating at local elevators which paid by the buver.

WHEAT -Receipts, none; shipments. 2268 bushels: stock. 909.539. With light offerings and stronger outside advices. prices advanced 1c.

Trade, however, WAS quiet. We quote: No 2 red winter, garlicks. 99c. CORN-Receipts, 19,444 bushels; shipments. 11.592: stock.

87.405, The market was quiet and unchanged. with moderate but ample offerings. We quote: No 3 yellow 68870c. OATS Receipts, none; ments. 1243 bushels; stock.

208.160. Supplies were small and prices advanced under a moderate demand, We quote: prices: Carlots. No. 2 white, as to quality and location. No 3 white sells at a discount of 1a21c GRAIN INSPECTIONS' Oars Corn 15 GENERAL WHOLESALE PRICES CHICAGO, Nov.

23 (A. GRAIN, broad speculative final hour demand today. hoisted values in the December and May wheat both went to above 81.00 per bushel. Scorching temperatures that threatened to intensify Argentine crop damage gave special impetus to busing. European war talk and New York stock market strength had a decided contributory stimulating effect.

WHEAT closed nervous cents higher than yesterday's finish. Dec. 81a 1.00¼: CORN, unchanged to up; Dec. 59 a60e: OATS. advanced.

and PROVISIONS at 5 to 20 cents rise. Right at the outset, the Chicago wheat market showed an upward trend, An abrupt Jump of cents in wheat quotations in Buenos Aires. together without menacing aspects of European political complications, stirred interest of buyers. More or less bewilderment. though, resulted temporarily from the fact that the Liverpool was wheat mar.

ket. unlike Buenos Aires, somewhat lower. It was only at a considerable period afterward that news of extreme high temperatures in Argentina WAS received. and that European wartax took effect in earnest. Transient tumbles to a cent below initial top prices in Chicago were witnessed before rallies set in that carried the market up almost cents from the day's bottom level.

Relative easiness of the Liverpool close was ascribed to week -end profit-taking that preceded opening of business here. On the other hand, shippers' offerings of wheat to Europe were higher, and fairly large export sales of Canadian wheat to England were noted. Liberal receipts of corn and a prospect the movement of the new crop would continue to gain momentum. were reflected by weakness of corn futures, until reversed by the sharp rise of wheat. Oats and rye took their cue chiefly from wheat action.

Provisions advanced 88 A result of purchases 011 the part of previous speculative sellers. Packing interests sold on the way up, Closing indemnities: WHEAT, Dec. 98 $1.01 a1.01⅞: May $1.01 July CORN. Dec. May July 604 c.

Leading futures: WHEAT: Onen High Low Close Dee 1.00% .981, 1.00% Mar 1.00⅛ 98 July CORN: Dee. .50 .60 May .50 1 July .61 .61 OATS: Dec. Dec. .60 July .28 RYE: .4914 .50 May .521 .61 .53 July .53 .53 BARLEY: Dee. May LARD: Dec.

12.80 12.80 12.15 12.75 Ian. 12.50 12.55 12.50 12.52 March 12.50 12.50 12.47 12.47 May 12.40 12.15 12,40 12.45 BELLIES: Dee. (not quoted) Cash prices: WHEAT. no trade reported: CORN. No mixed.

58c: No 4 yellow. 58a581c: OATS. No 3 white. No white. no RYE: BARLEY.

nominal feed. 30842e: malting. 40a81c: TIMOTHY SEED. ewt: CLOVER SEED. $12.50817.75 LARD.

tierces. loose, $13.25: LIES. $18.35. BUTTER WAR about steady today. fresh.

93. score. 92. 91. 90.

89. 31c. Centralized carlots: 90. Continued on Page 28 DIED BACHOFEN. Burlington.

N. Nor. 02d VIRGINIA R. BACHOFEN. daughter late Hobart D.

and Mary Roberts Hewitt, Funeral interment private. BAILEY. -Nov. 22. ADELINE (nee Tay.

lor). beloved wife of Paul C. Baller. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, 7 A from Funeral Home of C. Schick.

2505 N. 17th st. Mass at the Immaculate Conception Church. 8 A. M.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem, Friends may call Mon. ere. 22. CATHERINE NOR.

BURY. wife of Edward 8. Becker. of 142 Mallory st. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, 3.15 P.

at Stetler Funeral Home, 6024 Ridge Roxborough. Int. Leverington Cem. Friends may call 7 to 9 P. M.

BRUCKERT. -Nov. 23. SOPHIE, beloved wife of Bernhard Bruckert Wolf) Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral 8.30 A. from late residence, 155 Olner ave.

Solemn requiem mass, St. Helena's Church. 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. Viewing Tues. eve. BUERGER. -Nov.

22. GERTRUDE, widow of Louis J. Buerger. in her 934 year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral.

8.30 A. M. from the residence of her daughter. Mrs. Anna Scharff, 4205 N.

6th st. Solemn high mass of requiem at St. Henry's Church. 10 M. Int.

Holy Redeemer Cem. Friends mar call Mon. eve. 22. ANDREW band of Anna (nee Veskio).

Funeral 9 A. from the home of his parents. 606 Christian st. Mass. St.

Mary's Magdalen Church. 10 A. M. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral. Int.

Holy Cross Cem, 23, suddenly. KENNETH, son of Royal F. and Lillie Deuel Clarke. of Spring Valley. Pa.

Funeral services at convenience of family. Castle Point. N. Nor. 21.

PHILIP son of the late Philip J. and Anna, Conway (nee Rementer). Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 9 A. residence of his sister. Mrs.

Raiph Ungaro. 173 W. Luray st. Solemn Mass of Requiem, Church of St. Ambrose, 10 A.

M. Int. St. Dominic's Cem. on Nov.

22. WILLIAM DANIEL CRATER. Aged 38 years. Relatives and friends are invited to the service on Tues. at 2 P.

M. at his home. 1637 S. Ringgold st, Int. at Fernwood Cem, Friends may call Mon.

eve. CROM. -Nov. 22. MARY EMMA (nee Garber), wife of Augustus Crom.

Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services 10 A. late residence. 17 N. State Upper Darbs. Pa.

Int. Zion Spring City, Pa. Friends call Mon. eve. -Nov.

21, JOHN, husband of Catherine Cunningham (nee McHugh). Relatives and friends invited to funeral 8.30 A. from residence of daugh. ter. Mra.

Dora Ritchie. 3090 Agate st. Requiem mass, Church of Nativity. 10 A. M.

Int. St. Domenic's Cem. DALY. -Nov.

24. WILLIAM husband of Mary A. Daly. Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral 8.30 from his home. 2848 S.

15th st. Solemn High Requiem Mass. St. Richard's Church, 10 A. M.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. DEEMER. 24. MARY widow of Frank Eugene Deemer.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral ser. vices. 2 P. at the David G. Frankenfeld 317 N.

32d st. Int. Ar. lington Cem. Viewing 8 to 10 P.

M. At his residence, 128 Kent Upper Darby. on Nov. 21. HARRY S.

of DELANY. Relatives, friends and employees the Freight Claim Reading are invited to the service on 2 P. at the Oliver H. Bair 1820 Chestnut st. Int.

private. DOWLING. -At Castle Point, N. Nov. 23, JOHN son of the late Richard and tives and friends are invited to attend fuKathryn Dowling (nee McCaffrey).

Relaneral 8.30 A. at his brother's residence, 3916 Dungan st Solemn Requiem Mass, St. Augustine's Church, 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Cross Com. his late residence. 418 44th Nov. 23. REV.

JAMES W. EASLEY, aged 82 years. Funeral services will be held at the Chandler Funeral Home, Delaware ave. and Jefferson Wilmington Nov. 27.

1.30 P. M. Int. Dover, Del. FITZGERALD.

23, JOHN be(nee loved son of Michael and Anna Fitzgerald friends Cudden), aged 2 years. Relatives and 9.30 are invited to attend funeral E. A. from him parents' residence, 614 Hilton st. Int.

Holy Sepulchre. Old 23. MARY GAMBLE. at Ladies' Home. Wissinoming.

aged 87 years. Moriah Funeral A. M. Int. Mt.

Cem. 23. GENEVIEVE J. (nee Walker), wife of James D. Gilbert.

Relatires and friends are invited to funeral 8.30 A. Inte residence. 21 F. Rubicam Willow Grove. Requiem Mass, St.

David's Church, 10 A. M. Int. private. widow of Charles P.

Hall. Relatives and Nov. 22. MARY friends. also all organizations of which she WAR A member, are invited to attend funeral service.

Tues. 11 her late residence, 2046 E. Chelten ave, Int. River- call view Mon. eve.

Wilmington, Del. Friends may HALL-Snddenly on Nor. 23. Y. of J.

Barclay Hall, of ELISABETE net st. Relatives and friends are Gar. to Oliver the service on Tues. at 1 P. invited private.

H. Bair 1820 Chestnut st. Int, of Olivia C. -Nor. Huston, MARSHALL.

tives and friends are invited years. to Rela. husband 1.30 P. Funeral Home of services, J. Bair Son.

3925 Chestnut st. Int, Andrew vate. prie KATZ. -On Nov. 23.

J. (nee WILLIAM Baum) Relatives husband 26 N. Harrisburg Atlantic residence. and friends Salina are Katz vited to funeral services. o'clock.

at the Hillelson on Funeral 10 Atlantic Atlantic Citv. Interment 312 Sinai. Cemetery. Philadelphia Mt. -Of 1849 W.

Sulla M. BERTHA wife of Got thill W. Nov. 63 years. Relatives and friends Koch, of invited John to S.

funeral 2 P. are. (at Broad Berkelbach, Int. 3730 private. Germantown Cem.

Friends call Mon. ere, Parlors. Hillside her residence. 2031 Nov. 24.

LYDIA MOORE. Locust late Thomas J. Koch. Service wife of the A. the Oliver Bair Bide.

11.30 Chestnut st, Int. Allentown. 1820 afternoon. in the 24. KOGEL.

CHARLES -Of 300 W. Raymond husband Nor. (nee Wolf), aged 73 years. of Kozel friends are invited attend Relatives P. Chapel of Charles funeral.

maier Son. 1400 N. 29th st. Int. Pfizen.

Mt. Peace Cem. Friends may call Tues, private, 7 to 9 P. M. eve.

-Nov. 22. HARRY of Ethel F. (nee Ralston). Relatives husband friends.

members Lutheran Church and and all other organizations of which 8 member P. are Juvited funeral Tues. 2 his late residence services. S. 21st st.

Int. Northwood Cem, 2107 may call Mon. eve. Friends band of the Nor. 24.

E. ANDREW. hus. Cresheim rd. Relatives.

friends, of 7215 Quaker City members st Consistory A. A. S. and A. Temple A.

A. 0. N. M. are and Lulu the serivee on Wed.

at 2 P. invited to H. Bair 1820 Chestnut at the Oliter Greenmount Cem. st. Int.

at band McGILL. of Sarah -Nor. 22. McGill. PETER, nee beloved Boyle) Rela.

hus. tives and friends, also West No. 344 and Cardinal Phila. Council. 4th degree K.

of C. Assemble. P. R. R.

Veterans' Ass'n. L. Name Society. No. 54, are invited to attend the 0.

0. 8.30 A. M. from his late funeral. 3853 Aspen st.

Solemn Requiem residence, Agatha's Church. 10 A. M. Int. Holy Mass.

Cross, Cem. Home, 58th st. and -Nov. 28. Greenway at Presbrterian ADALAIDE Services MISS 2 P.

at the Home. Int. Mt. Peace Cem. wife of late George MARY.

Maag. (nee Yostl, 23. friends are invited to attend funeral, Relatives and 8.30 A. from her late Wed. Tabor rd.

Solemn requiem mass residence, St. 520 W. ry's Church, 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Redvemer Cem. Friends may call Tues, ere. MAIZE. -On Nor. 23.

EDWIN R. band Kathryn D. Maize of bus. st. Relatives.

friends 840 S. 36th Union Assembly No. 30 A. 0. Corps M.

1st Veterans Court Logan No. 252 F. of A. and P. of Gimbel Bros.

may at the emplorees Bair Bide. 1820 Chestnut st. Tues, Oliver H. Service and int. priv.

on ere. MARTIN. -Nov. 22. LOUIS J.

bus. band of Rose Buesser Martin and Rose and the late Louis J. Martin, Sr. son of friends and employees of Phila, Rela. Works invited Gas tives, are to attend funeral.

8.30 A. residence. 634 g. 54th Tues. emin mass of requiem.

Church of the Trans. Solst. Cem. figuration. 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Sepulchre NAH MEDLAR. MEDLAR. Nov.

23d. LAURA RAN. Funeral services at widow the of Chapel James A. Medlar. Charles Baber Cemetery.

of Pottsville. Resur. rection. Nov. 25th.

2 P. M. her home. 1011 DeKalb Norristown. Pa.

on Nov. ANNIE st. neral WERTZ. services widow of the Bieler Miller, Fu104 Cricket nt Ardmore. Stuard Funeral Home.

day. Pa on Tues. Monday, 7 to 9 P. M. private.

Friends may Interment call MARY MURRAY. 28. at Roxborough Home, Stetler Funeral Home, service 6024 Tues. Ridge 11 Funeral A. at Roxborough Int.

Leverington Cem. POOL. -Nov. 22. LAURA M.

POOL, ter of the late Hugh and Sarah Pool. daugh. tives and friends are invited to services Plymouth 2 P. late residence. 228 funeral Oreland.

Pa. Int. Fernwood Cem. Friends may call Mon. eve.

RAYNOR. -Nor. 23. SARA (nee Graham). wife of Thomas 1 Ravnor.

of 108 W. School Ia Gtn. Serrices Tues. 3 P. M.

at Kirk Nice's, 8301 German. town ave, Int. private, Friends mar call nt 6301 Germantown 1 to P. M. REILLY.

22. MICHAEL, husband the late Anna Reilly (nee Reilly), of Rela. tives and friends. also Holv Name Societr. are invited to funeral.

Tues. 8.30 late residence, 4317 N. Hicks st. Solemn M. requiem mass.

St. Stephen's Church. 10 A. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.

22. DR. ALLEN husband Sampson. Relatives and friends are Invited to the funeral ser. vices.

Mondar. 2 P. at his late resi. dence. 2834 W.

Columbia Interment private. Friends may call Sunday evening. Nor. 24. 1717 West Oxford on of Robert MARTHA M.

SAUNDERS ter L. Saunders in her 86th rear. Relatives and friends are invited to the service on Wed. at 2 P. at the Oliver Bain 1820 Chestnut st, Int.

H. pris 22. ANNA G. daughter the late Annie B. Sweeney, late of 4182 Old York rd.

Relatives and friends also St. Joseph's Nurses' Alumni. are invited to funeral services. Tues. 2.30 P.

the Stringfeld Bide, 1937 Broad A Int. West Laurel Hill Cem. Friends mAy call Mon. eve. SYKES.

22. FRANKLIN B. husband of the late Jane A. Dinsmore Srkes, Services Monday 2 P. at his home, 6907 Lincoln Drive.

Gtn. Interment Westminster Cem. Friends may call Sundar evening. Pittsburgh. PA.

Nor. 22. MARY daughter of the late Robert A. and Clara Speece. Int.

at Pittsburgh. WALTON. -Nov. 22, WILMER. husband of GERTRUDE WALTON (nee Stout), tives and friends are invited to attend tune.

Reitral services. P. M. at Armstrong 1927-29 N. Broad st.

Friends call at his late residence. 571 Abbottsford rd. Mon. 7 to 9 P. M.

Int. Hatboro Cem. WARREN. 22. WILLIAM.

belored son of Alfred and Stella Warren Inee MeCormick). aged 19 years. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral, 8.30 A. from his parents' residence. 1255 S.

24th st. Solemn high 88 of requiem at St. Anthony's Church. 10 A. M.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. Nor. 23. at her home.

Covington Hotel. Phila. ADELE beloved wife of the late William Rossiter Waters. Funeral services At 10 A. at Campbell's Chapel.

Broadway and 66th New York son of the George and Elizabeth Suddenly Nov. 22. GEORGE Weaber. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funeral services, 2 P. M.

at the H. 0. Gerrish Funeral Home, 2380 E. Susquebanna ave, Int. Palmer Cem.

Friends may call 8 to 10 P. M. 23. GEORGE M. be loved son of Albert and Lena Wiedmann (nee Hoefele).

Relatives and friends, also All organizations of which he was A member are invited to attend funeral Tues. 8.30 A. at his late residence, 1304 stillman st. Solemn requiem high mass at St. Ludwig's Church, 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. November 23. LEON.

ARD. son of Harry and Margaret Wills McKeel. Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral services. 2 P. residence of his parents.

2520 S. 71st st. Int. Mt. Moriah Cem.

WILLSON. -Nov. 23. at Deron. Pa.

ELIZA, daughter of the late Thomas and Catharine Willson. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral service from the C. Bishop Home, 310 Main Phoenixeille. on at 1.30 P. M.

Int. at East Vincent Cem. WRIGHT. -Nov. 22.

MARY WRIGHT (nee Huston). Relatives and friends are vited to funeral services. 2 P. at the Parlors of G. W.

Dickes. 2209 Frankford ave. Int. private. North Cedar Hill Cem.

Viewing. Mon. eve. 23. ARTHUR.

bus. band of Lulu Wrightson (nee Gross), ol 1136 Atwood Overbrook. Relatives and friends, also William C. Hamilton Lodge, No. 500, F.

and A. Phila, Consistory, Lat Lu Temple. A. A. 0.

M. 8.: ployees of Lit Bros. Credit invited to services 2 P. Funeral Home of Andrew J. Bair Son.

3925 Chestnut st Int. private. Friends call Tues. 7 to 0 M. 632 Arthur Fox hushand Chase, of suddenly.

Nov. 22. AUGUST. Lizzie Yeager (nee Wagner), Relatives and also members of Lodge. No.

403. F. friends, Zion Lutheran Church and Crescent and A. M. are invited to attend services, 1 Funeral Home of Walter Int.

A. Hillside A. Schneider. Friends 619 W. Olney to Are.

A P.M. Cem. call through the William I. Mirkil Co. to Louis Berman.

1225 WALNUT store building, has been rented by Davis Nahikian through Albert B. Mills from the Holly estate. 122 N. 9TH store, with basement, has been rented by Albert M. Greenfield Co.

for the Stanley V. Mastbaum Building Loan Association to Kunkel Brothers. 1041 SOUTH store building, has been leased to Emanuel Moser. Harry J. Perry represented Moser and the lessor, the Philadelphia Life Insurance Co.

614 SPRING GARDEN store, with basement, has been rented by the George H. Earle, Jr. through Albert M. Greenfield Co. to Cyrus Marcus.

Morris H. Starr Co. co-operated in the lease, 1509-23 W. CLEARFIELD garage building, has been leased by Henry Beck, Inc. for Hahn Motors, Inc.

John H. Bender. At the Recorder of Deeds' office Saturday the following were recorded: Deeds, 710; mortgages, 45; assignments of mortgages, 21; releases of mortgages, cash considerations amounted to mortgage considerations amounted to $43,175 and ground rents totaled $18, which on a six per cent. basis represents a principal of $300. All instruments left for record at the above office to November 16 are now ready for delivery.

BUILDING PERMITS GRANTED NEW STRUCTURES William B. Davenport. eight two. story dwellings, F. side Large st.

N. of Unral: cost $37.600. Thomas Kelly, 3408 Princeton 12 two-story dwellings. W. side Limekiln pk.

from Herman to Pastorius st. cost $42.000. ALTERATIONS M. L. Conneen Son, 4023 Market to N.

side Cedar are, between 53d and 54th cost $1200. Herbert H. Conway, Inc. 7038 W. Gaftett rd Upper Darby, to 20 S.

12th cost 82500. Arnold Bowen. 1110 Edgewood Brookline. to N. R.

tor, Delaware ave, and Bigler cost DO $15.000. DEMOLITIONS Lacey Kennedy. 424 N. 31st to 663-65 N. Hutchinson st.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Consideration in the following transfers nominal, except where sale price is given: STH. $, 54 Cambria- Gordon Wagner Nor 1935. 18'x66 to $1500. Montgomery- 16TH. Rebman trust, to Mosler.

Nov 18TH. 1935. 10'66 mtg $3500. 2114 -M Whalen to Holland. Nor 19.

1935. x67'10" Sold to Whalen al. Nov 19. 19TH. 6902 N- Clinton to Cash.

our. Nor 16. 1935, 43 414 6 1 $7450. 20TH. 189'4 Ritner-Sars6eld to Ranieri al.

Nov 15. 1935, 631 $3300. 20T Morris-M 0 Monalinn eXTR, to lannacone. Nov 15 1936. 18 $1200.

207 H. 1907. 8- Archdeacon to. SmoNor 19. x66' $2000.

30TH. 2148 X-Real Eat Land Co trus, to Cohen. Nov 18, 1935. 15 x85 6 $2017. 57TH, 1421 to 27.39 N--E Behman.

Medad. Nov 5, 1935, en 15 x65 19 $1000 BATH, and to De CAMBRIDGE. Large. Nor cor 18. Cald.

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2 Dec. 2 $2.00 Nor. 25 Nor. 22 Continued on Page 23, Column 1 IN MEMORIAM remembrance of 25. 1927.

Louis loving Boss. who passed away November SISTER WORLD -WIDE SERVICE OLIVER H. BAIR FUNERAL DIRECTORS M. A. BAIR, President RIT.

1581 RACE 1110 R. R. BRINGHURST CO. INCURPARATED Over a Century of Service FUNERAL DIRECTORS R. Bringhurst, President R.

Watrous, Treasurer 1924 Arch St. RITTENHOUSE 5690 ARLINGTON CEMETERY Arlington Cemetery combines security. permanency, dignity, everlasting PHILADELPHIA.