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31 THE ENQ0IRER, CINCINNATI, UNDAY, JULY 18, 1926 NEWS SECTION SPIBITUALISTS. IN MEMOEIAM. DEATHS. W. J.

HUDDLESTON DIES. FINANCIAL NOTES. How Is Showing Currejn Business Actirity Business? compered with the Mm week year ago i 1 i 1 1 1 JANUARY PG8RUAIY MARCH APRIL MAY JDNB JULY 5 Present A A Business -XJ. -1 Jl I -Ibove A ''A VTV YearAgo y-Business Level A Year Ago-W GENERAL BUSINESS ACTIVITY for eh country whoU. Indieand br Bank Dtbtta outskla Nw York, compared with tha aama waak aflaat faai.

AcnVTTY BY FEDERAL RESERVE EISTRICTS Check Truuectiotu compered with the corrttpooding week of lest yean Former Owner of Miami Orove Widely Known in Cincinnati. William J. Huddlcston, 81 years old, former owner of Miami Grove, on the Little Miami River, and known to many Cinclnnatians, died at his residence, Branch Hill, Ohio, yesterday. Mr. Huddlcston, who was known to his intimate friends as "Cy," was born at New Mutamoras, Ohio, and located la Madeira Ohio.

For many years he owned the famous Miami Grove and became acquainted with many Cinclnnatians. Following the flood of 1913 Mr. Huddleston sold Miami Grove and settled In Branch Hill. Mr. Huddleston Is survived by his widow and nine children.

WEDDING GUESTS INVITED To Funeral of Chicago Hiss, Who Diea of Heart Attack. Chicago, July 17 (A. Scores of friends of Miss Esther Dore, 27 years old, who a few days ago received invitations to her wedding today received Invitations to at tend her She suffered a heart attack, and when told that she could not live made out a list of all those to whom she sent wedding Invitations asking that each bo Invited to her funeral. She died today. CHINESE SHOT DOWN.

Los Angeles, July 17 (A. Frank Leo, Chinese, was shot and wounded, probably futally, today when waiting for a street car on a busy corner. The shooting Is be lieved by police to be the result of a war between the Hop Sing and Btng Kong tongs. Rubber Stocks. STRCTAI, DISrATCII TO THS SNUtllllE.

Akron, Ohio, July 17. Closing quota- STOCKS. I Bid. I Ask. Boston New Yk Phils.

Clmlsaa1 Rjcrunond Atlanta 14.9 10.3 10.5 45.4 21.9 8.0 Chicago St. Louii Minneapolis Kanaaa Qir DalUa San Fran. 10.6 9.1 5.8 7.8 13.0 15.1 leading Barometers i Showing trend of important factors chsngaa Prefent Trend from Year Ago Business in Dollars iackaCwi Steady 12.0 Employment Steady 0.9 Wages Steady 1.3 Cost of Living lL Gmf. Boardl Declining 1.5 Wholesale Prices FUW. Ud.s Declining 5.2 Agricultural Prices Dept.

of Agri.1 Steady 4.8 Movement of Goods Steady .6.9 Retail Trade Fad. r. Board Steady 6.9 Wholesale Trade Hw.R-.iwd Steady .3.8 Failures rw.1 Steady Bond Prices AnnaM Steady 3.6 Stock Prices AnnaM Mixed 12.3 Stock Mkt. VoL Undecided 3.9 Campiltd and Catitrtfkitd Cmmbrldf Auodattt. Batten Dividends I 0 108 101 1024 7Va 00 13S 146 107 11014 60 .6014 01 SO 105 10614 3514 3614 10014 107 1074 108 120 121 110 1104 30 31 14 1 I 36 37 100 101 -u- IS 12 30 35 'When Bloc Payable Record July Sep.

3 Bep. 2 Sep. 3 Sep. 3 July 10 July 15 July 31 July 30 July 10 July 16 July 16 July 15 July 23 July 23 July 22 Aug. 2 July 10 Auk.

5 July 21 July 16 July 1 Nov. 16 Kit. 1 r. Sep. 15 July 16 AUK.

14 July 31 July 31 Aug. 12 July 15 July 16 Bep. 21 Aug. 23 July 16 July 16 July 22 Juiy 16 July 16 Oct. IS July If Sep.

Hep. Aug. 1 Hep. 30 June 30 June 30 f. tier.

is. 11.35 sap. so Do 8 (2 Bep. 30 L)u 7 1.73 Sep. SO 1 i 6 (1.60 Sep.

30 P.C.C. St. L.Hy., 2Uj e. July 20 Phllu. H.

(1 July 31 ft at urn Cereal. (1.25 2 rhu. cues i q. 60o P. Ser.

N. 111., (2 Do 6. (1.60 1 30 1 DO 7. (1.75 Pac. Coast 1st 14 q.

Aug. 2 Am. I in i auk. Plymouth Oil. 60c July Jl Penn.

IM Auk. 31 Paths Ex. 73c renmana. 2 Auk. 18 l)o 1 Aug.

2 Traffic 3 a. a Aue. 1 Plymouth 1H July 20 Packard Motor, 20o Nov. 30 lio 20c, Oct. 30 Do 20c, m.

8ep. 30 Do 66 ex July 31 Do 16 stock Aug. 31 Prairie Oil ft Gas, tOc q. 31 Pullman, II Aug. 16 Quaker Oats IVi Aug.

31 Ry. ft Lt. Sec. it a. a Aug.

2 Do a. a Aug. 3 Reading, 2(1 1 Oct. 1 1)0 1st 1 Sep. 0 Do i Aug.

12 I'lce Btlx. 37V'C Aug. 1 Royal Dutch, 11.739 Auk. 2 Russell Mutor, Aug. 2 Do 1 Aug.

2 t. L. Fran. Ry. pf lHq.Nov.

1 Do IVi Aug. St. Joe Lead, 60c Sep. 20 Do, 26c extra Sep. 20 Arms 2d IVi Aug.

IS St'd 25c extra. 26 Do, 60c extra July 26 Do, 76u July 16 St'd Gas El. 14 Southern (1.75--ej. Aug. Sterling 11.26 2 1 Salt Cr.

6214c Auk. 2 Do, (I extra Aug. 2 Simmons 114 Auk- 2 Skelly Oil, 60c Sep. 16 St'd l.t. Co.

14 2 8wlft Int'l, oOc Aug. 16 Savannah Sugar, 31.60 2 Do (1.76 Aug. 2 So. Oulo. Pro.

60c Auk. 26 Ho. Cal. 2 Aug. 16 Shell T.

T. $1.20 July 24 Spulding Br. lat 14 q.Sep. 1 Do 2d 2 Sep. 1 Sinclair Cone, (2 q.

16 Shell. Union 11.60 1 S. Oil Ohio 11.76 1 Scott Paper 14 q. 1 Tlilawater AsB'd, 30c Aug. 2 Thompson, V.

30o 1 Do, 30o Aug. 2 Tidewater Oil 1V4 Aug. 18 Tobacco Prod. 31.76 q. 1 U.

S. C. I. P. 11.60 Q.Dec.

16 June 30 July 10 July 16 July 15 JulylS July 2 July 15 Aug. 16 July 16 July 16 July 15 July 16 July 31 July 30 July 14 Aug. 14 Aug. 14 Aug. 2 July 26 July 30 July 24 June 10 Auk.

23 July 23 July 31 July 28 Dec 1 Bep. 1 Deo. 1 Bep. 1 Bep. 4 Bep.

4 hep. 16 July 15 July 16 July 16 July 6 Oct. 16 July 15 July 20 Aug. 20 July 17 July 17 Oct. IS July IS July July July 16 July 22 July 16 July 16 June 30 DO S2.au oP.

1 IV Deo. 1 Do 14 Bep. 15 Und. Typewriter. (1 1 Do 14 Oct, Und.

C. Midi, 14 Cn. Drug 1st 67140 q.Aug. Un Lt. P.

new, 12c Do eld, 60a Aug. Un. Verde 76c Auk. Un. Pipe Red.

14 ii Tirnr. i Auk. U. S. Rubber pf $2 auk.

Un. Utilities $3.50 s. a. Hep. 1 Un.

Oil 60c Aug. 10 Un. Ry. 60c Aug. 16 Vlvaudou C1.7S Nov.

1 Do n.vo Vulcan Defg 14 July JO Do a oaca juu Vlrk 1714C Aug. I Virginia Ry. 3 a-a. 3 W. Penn.

r. o. n. Do 7, 14 Oil, 60o July 20 nr. ii a Auk.

15 June 25 W'house Airbrake, (1.60 q.July 31 June 30 no. a juiy 04 um.io Wrlgley. 26o Deo. 1 Nov. 20 Oct.

20 Do, 250 Do, 25c Oct. 1 Do, 360 BeP- Do, 25c Aug- West. Orocera n. 1 4 July 26 West. Penn.

El. 14 q-Aug. 16 Wis. Pow. Lt.

pfy 14 16 Wis. Ulv. Pow. 14 q. 30 West.

Penn. Ky 114 Sep. IS whit Rnwtner SI Aug. 1 Sep. 20 Aug.

20 July 20 July 10 Aug. 2 Auk. 31 July 31 Hep. 1 July 10 July 15 July 24 Wilcox Oil. 6O0 Wash.

Crosby 14 d- Woolworth, $1 1-ellow Cab, 3314 Sep. Aug. 10 Aug. 20 July 1 July 20 6p. 10 York Rys.

62140 July 30 Yale Towns, (1 Pet. 1 po, IRON AND STEEL MARKETS, The market letter of Rogers, Brown Crocker aaya: ''Despite the fact that heavy pig Iron buying has been going on alnca early June, sales for last week were etill large, though, ot course, considerably less than for the previous week. A few slsable ln-qutrlea are still In the market, and the current small ones are numerous. A summing up of the recent buying Indicates that the very large majority 01 tna customers are not covered beyond the thtrd quarter of the year. "Reports of increased consumption In the foundries are more frequent than reports of ourtallments, and the aotivlty of the steel works Is kseplng up surprisingly well for the With only a further slight Increase in consumption, the early fall should aee another very active wave of buying for last quarter and probably the first quarter of U27.

There are no pig-Iron price changes to report. "The steel works still have sufficient Forro alloys on contraot to cover their requirements for some time ahead, and the market In thsae commodities remains of eoke la a little less active than a few weeks ago, but the prices are strong." SFICUT, DISPATCH TO IBS ISqtTOSH. Pittsburg. July IT. flteel prloes are quite steady along the line.

It cannot be said they are at present engaged In ad- vanolng. but there are predictions In that direction. Sheet prices have held their own In the paet few weeks after a long decline. Demand has been Increasing too slowly to affect prices, but may soon In-cresse at a better pace. In bars, shapes and plates It appears that much larger business was put under cover prior to this month, and the crucial test will come la r.

There Is reaard-breaklng activity In the shlpme.it of oil country cubular goods. L40 weld lepartmonts of pipe mills are running substantially full, and promises cn new orders or speclflcatlona average cloro to two months on most sites of casing on Una pipe end on well tubing and two-Inch oil line. The pipe mills as a w'lole are at a reoord rate of output well above what a 100 per cent operation two yenrs ag'i would have produced. The Bhenago Furnace Company advanced price of No. 2 foundry pig Iron, and malleable Iron SOo a ton to un (18 60 base.

No change on other grades, although the prlc of Bsssemer Iron is tending higher, srotuL casus to thb attqcnia. London. July 17 (Central News). The English shipyards have placed orders for 3.000 tons of plates In Germany at a price of 66a 6d. The United States Is purchasing concrete Iron wire netting In Germany.

srsruL nisriTCH TO ms smqciiss. Youngstown, July 17. The Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company has Increased its rate of operation from 75 to 80 per cent. Other steel concerns here are continuing at their (old rates. ntnuu dispatch to ms SNqtnaia.

Youngstown, July 17. A merchant pig Iron producer has namsd price of (17.50 on No. 1 foundry for early shipments. This Is a dip of 25 to 60 centa a ton from the current market. Pig Iron stocks are large with merchants Interests and production Is being sonttnusd.

although steel makers are holding Iron output In line with stsel-maklng needs. New York, July 17 (A. Steel prloes unchanged. OHIO CHARTERS. Columbus, Ohio, July 17 (A.

Incorporations: Cleveland The Industrial Brush Company; capital, William Elsey, Edward Brady, R. J. Morlarlty, Ralph Vlnce and William Gibbons. Akroti The Cherry Hill Coal Company; capital, H. J.

Kelater. M. Sophrln, A. D. Zook, M.

Nasark nd Charles E. McClec land. Dayton White Rock Oil Company, 120.000: Charles Zimmerman, A. It. Zimmerman, II.

R. Bhanka, K. E. l'rahn and Jacob Colp. Akron The K.

ft P. Pales Company; 200 sl.itrus, no psr value: 350 aharea preferred, HOO each; fcrtwin r.oieneK, flimon j. i'oi-shek, Joo Politick, Anna Pulshek and Herman Kohl. Cleveland The 1301 St. Clair Company; 100 aharea.

no car value: P. J. Hnlicr. It. C.

Onllalier, H. E. liibbert, M. Mergner and Murria Eerlck. Columbus The Cliff J.

Stewart Son Undertaking Company; capital, C. aiBui.rt. V. Karevea. P.

C. Htcwart. Philip McOanlels and P. Emfl Rutherford. lole'to intern uonairur-uon arm ju vestment, capital.

S16.000; T. Corn, H. Harper, D. A. Grant, M.

M. Corn Pick. 40c Aug. 1 and Hylvanun Grant. In Loving Memory Of our dearly beloved son and brother, Elmer Geonse Hauck, who passed away July 14, 1020, aged 16 years.

Dear Elmer since you left us Six sad years have passed away. A happy home we once enjoyed. Whan we were all together; But, oh, how changed it all Is now, Blnce you have gone forever. The flowers we lay upon your grave May wither and decay; But the love we bear for you, dear Elmer, Shall never fade away. Badly Missed by His Dear Mother, Father, Sisters and Brother.

In Loving Memory Of our dear mothefY Mrs. Mary Kampt, who died July 21, 1926. One sad year has slowly passed Since we saw you, dear mother, last. It was a bitter grief, a shock severs. To part with one we loved so dear.

Faithful, upright In all her ways A Leautlful character to tho end of her days. Loving, affectlonats, true and kind What a wondorful memory she left behind! Sadly Mlnsed by Her Only Hon and Her DauKhtera, Mrs, Alice Ketterer and Mrs. Bernard Blllerman. In Memory Of our dearly beloved daughters. Luella Schockman, who died July 16.

1925, and Alma Schockman. who died January 22, 1222. The yeara may wipe out many things; Hut this they'll wipe out never; The momory of those happy When we wera all together. They Are Sadly Missed by Tholr Mother, Father, Brother and 81str-ln-Law. Card of Thanks, We desire to express our' sincere and heartfelt thanks to all our relatives, friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown us during the Illness and at the great loss of our beloved husband and father, EDWARD BCHEIDER.

Especially do we thank Itev. 1. Pettsr-son, Dr. J. Payne and Dr.

B. Hciiuman lor lenir untiring enoris, mo aonors 01 the many beautiful floral offerings, tho pallbearers of K. of P. nml Eighth Htreet Divi sion 627, and Vltt A Htermer, funeral directors, for their moat kind and efficient inan- Kemeut of all arrsnKemeuts end conduct ing the funeral. The Bereaved Family.

Card of Thanks. We wish to express our sincere and heartfelt thanks to our relatives, friends and nelehbors for their klndneas and sym pathy shown us In the great loss of our dearly beloved mother and grandmotnor, MARTHA J. COUIIAM. In particular do we thank the ministers, Uav. Walter Harrell end Itev.

lister Kem per, for their kind nod conaollng words, the orttaniat and quartet for their Impressive muetc and singing, the muse. Mrs. Joseps Reus, for her faithful and untiring efforts, all donors of the many beautiful florul offerings, and Frank W. Imwalle. of the lmwalle Memorial Funural Home, for his efficient services.

The Bereaved Children. Card of Thanks. We wish to extend our sincere and heartfelt thanks to our many relatives end friends for their kindness and sympathy shown to us In our aad bereavement In the loss of our dearly beloved husband and father, JOHN AClvENH AUSEN. We especially wish to thnnk Rev. John llerget fur his consoling wnrda, and employees nf American Call Company and preea-room einplnyeee of Methodist Bunk Concern, and donors of many floral offer ings, and Nurre Bros, for their efficient manner of conducting the funeral.

The Boreaved Family. Card of Thanks. We wish to express our sincere and heartfelt thanks to all our relatives, friends nnrt neighbors fop the kindness and sym pathy shown us in the snd bereavement of our beloved num. and ami miner, WILLIAM KI.ONNE. Particularly do we wish to thank Pr.

A II. 1 air for his untiring and solicitous at tentions, llev. Father Mcl'loskey for hla words of consolation. Mr. Frank W.

1m wslle and bis aselatante, of the Imwalle Memorial, for their kind and efficient men nmint nt details Incident to funeral, and the- many donors of floral tributes and spiritual bouquets. The Bereaved Wife and Bon, Card of Thanks. In our sad bsreavement we pause for a moment tn offer our sincere thanks to all eur relstlvee, friends and uelKhbora for the kindness shown end tho many beautiful floral offerings tendered In the loss of our dearly beloved husband, father and grandfather, MR. HENRY KROHNE, SR. W.

neelallv wish to thank Itev. II HiKhirhninnn for his kind and comforting words. Ml.iS Esthsr Huebschmann for thn beautiful songs rendered, the organist. Miss Csrrlfl Dotseuer, for her kind services, the pallbearers, sad Mr. Charles H.

and Harry W. Dhonau, the funeral directors, for their efficient services. Mrs. Carrlo Krohne and Family. Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our most sincere and heartfelt thanks to our many relatives, friends and nalirhhors for thslr kindness end sympathy shown us In the loss of our beloved wife ana moiner, MARGARET C. FOLOER. Especially do we wish to thank the donors nf the many floral tributes, also Rev. Huobschmann for his consoling words, mnA ilia fiinen.l directors, charlss Dhonau ft Bon, tor tnsir Kino, anu einciam service. The Bereaved Husband, Son, Daughter and Grandchildren.

Card of Thanks. We wish to express our sincere and thanks to our relatives and friends for the sympathy extended to ue In our sad bereavement In the loss of our dearly beloved mother, IDA WINK ELM ANN (nee Luolf); also for their beautiful offer ings. Especially ao we wish to mans fir. uep his conaollne words, and Wrass. man ft llarfknacht, funeral directors, for their efficient manner In which they con- ducted the funeral.

Badly Missed by the Bereaved Children. Card of Thanks. We wish to express our slm-ere ami heartfelt thanks to all our relatives, friends and nelghbore for the kindness and sym. pathy shown us in ths loss of our dearly beloved husband and brother, JOHN THIERY. Especially do ws wish to thank Rev.

Father Whclnian, of Bte. Margaret-Mary Church, the Deaconess Hospital, the lodges to which he beloliKed, ths pallbearers, the donors of the msny hcautlful floral offerings and spiritual bouquets, and the funeral directors, E. J. Neldhard ft Hon, for the kind and efficient manner In which they conducted the funeral. The ncrenved Family.

Card of Thanks. Wa wish to sxprsas our slncsre and heartfelt thanks te sll our relatives, friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown to us In the loss of our dearly beloved husband and father. JAMES B. McLANE. SR.

Especially do we thank Rev. Powell, of the Cheviot U. B. Church, and the Fair-mount Council, Jr. O.

IT. A. M. also Mr, Peter Rebold, of the Heboid Undertaking Company, for the efficient manner In which the funeral was conducted. The Bereaved Wife and Children.

Card of Thanka. We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to all our relames, frtende and neighbors for the sympathy shown us In the loss of our dearly beloved nuahand and brother, HARVEY E. ANTRIM. Especially do we wish to exrexid our thanks for the beautiful floral offerings, and Mr. Mack Johnson, the funeral director, for his efficient way of conducting the funeral.

Wife, Mrs. Augusta Antrim; Bister, Mrs. Fstella Hhort. LODGE NOTICES. DOCGLAHH LODOB NO.

11. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, will confer the Rank ef Esquire TOMORROW EVENING. AH brother KnlKhla are invited. D. OF A.

MEMBERS OF FAIRMOUNT No. 118, please attend funeral service for Sister Hothla Bpencer, MONDAY, July 11, 2 p. Nurre's funeral parlor, H64 Elm street. LOLA F1AMM, Counsslor. 1S71.

MADAME H. ELLEN, Greater Cincinnati's foremoet leading medium, guided by Divine Inspiration, give advice that never falls. Mme. Ellen has 40 years' experience and has done much for the uplift of humanity. If you have any troubles or worries In sickness or sorrow, Mme.

Ellen can and will help you. Consultations daily, except Monday, from 10 a. m. to p. Tuesday to p.

m. Take Bellevue and Dayton car, No. 12, at terminal, get off at Dayton walk two squares to 619 Fourth Dayton, Ky. PSYCHIO MEDIUM MARKOVA Advice, clear Information on troubles. business or domestic.

Help and advice on problems that most concern you In everyday life. Develop personal magnetism, which might overcome mountains of ob stacles. Hours 1 to I dally, 1 to 5 Hunoay. 110 WASHINGTON AVENUE, NEWPORT, KY. TAKE FT.

THOMAS CAR OR BUS. MADAM THAW. World's greatest adviser. I am giving $3 for (1 to convince tne punno wnai 1 can do. Can help and give advice to those In trouble.

If In trouble come, be convinced. Office hours a. m. to p. 916 York Newport.

Ky. Southgate end Newport and Covington cars pass the door. White or colored. MADAM SHE BA Gives advice and clear Information to those tn trouble, whether buuiness or domestic. She can help and advise on problems that are puzzling you.

She can give siivlce that will overcome your greatest obstacles. Horns 9 a. m. to p. m.

412 York st Newport, Ky. Houthgnte, New-port and Covington or Crosstown car to door. THE FIRST SPIRITUAL CHURCH OF GOD Holds servlres Sunday, 3 and 7:3 p. PRIVATE CONSULTATIONS Wednesday. 2 to Thursday, 2 to 9.

128 W. Fifth above Ohio Theater. Come and hear the Word of God spoken In Truth. MftS. P.

A. B. BEDELL, Founder. CHURCH OF THE DIVINE REVELATION -Sorvlces Sunday, Thursday and Satur day; social Sunday, the 26tli, afternoon, nd evening service, supper servea 110111 5 to 7.. N.

ZACHARIA8. A MESSAGE CHICLE. (23 W. Fourth ovlnatnn. Tuesday evening at o'clock.

Hemlines dally, except Thursday, Medium. Belle liilllard. All welcome. MESSAGE MEETING Wednesday evening. Open clnss Thursday evening.

Call Avon 9391, those who want to enter class. MRS. MOOKKHOl Iill Vine. LIHEnAL THOUGHT SPIRITUALIST CHURCH 633 W. Eighth St.

Services Thursday and Sunday at 7:30 p. m. Every body welcome. the rinsT ciintrriAN spiritualist CHURCH will hold services at 2:311 and 7:30. 614 Vine, third floor.

All welcome, and messages. MRS. M. K. ROS8.

CLARA HUMPHREYS Will still be at the same address this week If you want tn see her. 1324 Linn at. Phone West (760. COFFEE MARY'S DAUGHTER, MRS, bTHATTON. formerly of Cincinnati, now lives at 817 Orchard Newport.

South 6128 X. SPIRITUAL CHURCH OF CHRI8T Peebles Corner, third floor (over Llggett's), Hlrd. ane Cafeteria entrance. lecture 7:30. Message CHAH.

ALLEN, -Pastor. MRS. ALEXANDER Readings. 1:30 to also Tuesday evenings. 4336 Eastern av.

East End car s. w. cor. Fifth and Walnut. MflH.

MILLER Reading dally. 10 a. m. to 7 p. in.

902 Baymlller street. West 875 1. ST. JOHKPH SPIRITUAL CHURCH Berv- Ices Sunday 3:30 and p. Thursdsy 7:30 p.

in. Hoom 613. odd FellowV Temple. MRS. SLOAN Readlnxs, only, 3318 Walworth av, MEETINGS every Sunday, 2:30 and Wednesday, 7:::0.

at 1223 Walnut. SPECIAL NOTICES. HEALING BETHANY 11 W. McMICKE.V, NEAR VINE. WI1.HELMINA PICKETT.

Fperlallst In Metaphysics. Advice and Treatment by appointment. Wood. 4346, Canal 287. ON AND AFTER this date I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by any other than myself.

FRANK LEON. 810 Hathaway Cincinnati, Ohio. I WISH TO HEAR from every diabetic In Cincinnati. 1 have a personal message to give, free of any cost. Write me, BOX 77, ENQUIRER.

THE BUSSE B0RGMANN CO. IT NEB A DIRECTORS. ISM Freeman Av. Three Chmpela. Kenaectarlsn no rharge.

I'leine V. 4W-44. Eotahllshed ISO. W. MACK JOHNSON FUNERAL ROME tTaodbora 415.

McMillan and Upland Pt "anltary. Aesthetic, Modern. Cremation cin'ti creuui. co Union Central Bide. M.

3094. Free liuekle. Free Chapel, J.J. SULLIVAN CO. ITMnreiVtr; INVALID CAR HOMES FOlt BEH VICES tiell rines) aad K.

413 McMillan Bt. Brradsray. Weodbura 133. Main lOuO-mi. GE0.H.R0HDE Funer.al Home Dclti and Linwood Avi.

East 404 BRANCH OFFICBi 2439 Eastern Av. JULIUS BAER FIoral Design I3I-14A lOUHTH ST EAST. OR every funeral a Norwalk Vault, Waterproof, airtight, burial box of steel reinforced cement lt seals the casket into one solid piece of masonry and protect lt eternally in the sodden grave. Used for twenty years over the United Staes. Oood undertakers recommend the Norwalk Vault the best INSIST on It.

Made by HERMAN SCHRECK, 41f South Seventh Street. Hamilton. Okla. ion. ISPHOKUING Mary Isphording, wife of Frank J.

Isphording. First anniversary requiem mass at Mother of God Church, Covington, Wednesday. July 21, 1926. at 7:30 a. m.

I.elllROV Birdie LelJaron (nee Obervvegner). beloved wife of Charles J. LeBaron, Thursday, July 15, 1926, aged 42 years. Residence 3037 Marshall av. Funeral from the Heboid mortuary, corner Harrison and Westwood Falrmount, Monday, July 19, at 8 a.

m. Requiem mans at Sacred Heart Church, Cnrap Washington, at a. m. Toledo (Ohio) papers please copy. MF.YEIt John G.

Meyers, beloved husband of Margaret E. 8. Meyers (nee Volker), passed away Friday, July 16, 1926. In his 58th year. Funeral from his late residence, 4590 Hamilton Monday, July 19, at 8:80 a.

with requiem high mass in St. Patrick's Church at 9 a. m. Ironton (Ohio) papers please copy. MOnitlSSEY Thomas MorrJssey, beloved huaband of Catherine Morrls-sey (nee Mct'ue), at St.

Elizabeth Hospital Thursday. July 15, 1926, aged 67 years. Funeral from the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Charles Powell, 227 E. Eleventh Covington, Monday, July 19.

at 7:30 n. m. Requiem high mass at St. Mary's Cathedral at 8 a. m.

Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. NOltDVKE Mnry Nordyke, widow of J11I111 Nordyke, July 16, 1926, aged 76 years. Funeral from W. A.

Wat-kins Sons' chapel, 3929 Eastern Sunday. July 18, at 2 p. m. Burlul In Mt. Moriah.

POM.WIXR Gertrude Tollwlne, beloved daughter of George and Gertrude Pnllwlne noe Hoelleke), Friday, July 16. 1926. at 1:45 p. In her 20th year. Funeral Monday at 7:30 n.

m. from the residence of her brother. 2524 Llddcll st. High mass and burial at White Onk st 8 a. m.

S.4HTOUI Annn. Msy Snrtorl, beloved daughter of Mnrtln und Kusu Sar- tori (nee IMttniHiin), Friday. July 16. 1926, ut. 12:15 p.

aged 4 years. Funeral from the late residence, 2819 ('laypool Price Wll, Monday, July 19, nt 8 a. in. Ahgel mass st Blessed Sacrament Church at 8:30 a. m.

SCIlllKinEIS Harry E. Schrelbels, beloved husband of Catherine Schrelbels (nee Schwaegerie), Hat-urdiy, July 17, 1926, at 8:05 a. In his 36th year. Funeral from his lntn residence, 1501 Harrison Tuesday, July 20, at 8:30 a. m.

Requiem nlgli mass at St. Bonavnn-tura Church at 9 a. m. Members of the Married Men's Society please take notice. SMITH Harry W.

Smith, beloved son of Arthur E. Sml'h and 'the late Alice Smith (nne Nosbltt), suddenly, nt Star Lake, In his 19th yenr. Residence, Oraenwell Price Hill. Due notice of funeral. SPENCER Sophia Spencer, (nee Fah-renkomp), widow of Charles Spencer, Friday, July 16.

1926, residence, 1806 Race st. Funeral Monday. July 19, nt 2 p. from Nurre Brothers' mortuary, 1564 Elm st. THOMPSON Oliver Gorge Thompson, beloved husbnnd of Alicia M.

Thompson, Thursdny, July IB, 1926, aged 81 years. Services at the lata residence. 52! Overton Newport, Monday, July 19, nt 2 p. m. Interment in Evergreen Cemetery.

WALT Margaret Wa.lt (neeWhalen). beloved wife of the late Henry Walt, Saturday. July 18, 1926, 5:30 p. in. Mineral Tuesday rrom tna late residence, 1064 Haymiller at 30 a.

m. Solemn- requiem high mass at St. Edward's Church at 9 a. m. Friends invited: IN MEMORIAM.

In Loving Memory Of our dearly beloved wife end mother, Ina Teepe, who passed away July 13, 130. Just a thought of sweet remembrance, Just a memory good and true; Just a token of affection. And many heartaohea still for you. We think of you In alienee. Your name we oft rocall.

For all of us you did your best-May Ood grant you eternal rest. Sadly Mlasad by Your Loving Husband and Children. In Loving Memory Of our daughter, Ivy May Flaherty 'nee Petterman), who died July 1J, lza. One sad year hss slowly passed Since we saw you, dear daughter, last-It was a bitter grief, a shock severe. To part with one we loved so dear.

Faithful, upright in all nor ways A beautiful character to the end of her days. Loving, affectionate, true and kind What a wonderful momory she loft behind! Sadly Mlsand by Family. In Loving Memory Of our son and brother, Robert M. Burke, who died July IS, ISIS. One sad year has slowly passed Since we saw you, dear one, last.

It was a bitter grief, a shock severe, To part with one we loved so dear. In silence you suffered, In patience you bore. Faithful and upright In all your ways, A beautiful character to the end of your days. Mother, Hlster, Brother. In Loving Memory Of my dear wife.

Stella M. Ooeti, who died July 16, 123. Relentless death among us comes. Anil bitter erli'f Imrmrts: It took the loved one from my home. But never from my heart.

Dearest Stella, how I miss you; How I long to tell you. too. That the years will not diminish The pure love 1 hold for you. Always Remembered by Your Loving Husband, Coleman D. Ooetx.

In Loving Remembrance Of William P. Farrell, baloved husband of Carrie Farrell (nea Higgle), wno departed tlila Ufa July 16, 134. Just a thought of sweet remembrance, Just a memory p-ood and true; Juat a token of affection. And many Imartarhee still for you. The years may wipe out many things; Hut this they'll wipe out never: The memory of those hsppy days When we were together.

Sweat the Remembrance by Hie Wife. In Loving Memory Of imr dearly beloved son and brothsr, Al bert Klchel, wno passed away juiy No one knows ths silent heartaches; only those mho'va lost can tell Of the grief that's borne In silence For the one we loved so well. Sadly Missed by His Loving Mother, Sister and Brothers. In Memory Of our dear mother, Mrs. Mary Lever, who passed away juiy is, iiu, Klnca she went home, Tha lonr.

lonir days have crept away yesre, The sunlight has been dimmed with doubts and fears, The dark nights havs rained In lonely tears, Hlnce she wsnt home. Sadly Missed by Her Loving Children. Mrs. U. Back.

In Memory Of our desr son snd brother, Freddie Al-bers, who died July 20, 1(14. I of sadness still come o'er us, Hacred tears do often flow; Memory keeps you ever near ns, Though you died two years ago. Sadly Missed by Your Mother, Father and Blaleia. In Memory Of my beloved wife, raulina Armbruster, who died July 16. 1224.

"Twss hard to part with one so dear; Hut Ood, who knoweth beet, Held wide Hla loving arms and said, "Come unto me and rest." Sadly Missed by Bar Husband, John Armbruster. In Memory Of our dear mother and wlfs, Bertha Gu.thleln, who died July 16, 1113. Das of sadness still com. e'er us, riacred teaivi do often flow; Memory keeps you ever nesr us, Though you died three yeara ago. Sadly Missed by Her Husband, Daughter and Bon-ln-Law.

In Memory Of George F. Kissel, who passed away en his thirty-fourth birthday. July 1. 1911. Eight long, aad years, daddy, but not forgotten by Floas and Bob.

CONTINUED FBOM PAGE 25. East Coaat Railway and the Ft. Worth and Denver City Hallway. Actions on Dividends. Burroughs Adding: Machine Company declared a gpecial dividend of $1 payable AuguBt 31, record August 13; theregular quarterly of 75 centa on common toclt and the regular quarterly preferred of 11 T3.

60th payable September 30, record September 15. Buckeye Pipe Lino declared an extra dividend of 60 centa and the regular quarterly $1, payable September 15, record August 20. Bank Clearings. Cincinnati Saturday's clearings, balances, JI3.118.4tia, week's total, $84,873,654 sumo week year ago, $82,962,998. New York The Federal Reserve Bank had a credit balance at the Clearing House this morning of Clearing House statement: Exchanges, balances, $99,000,000.

Boston Clearings $105,000,000, Inst year Daiances last year $29,000,000. Philadelphia Clearings, 000; balances, $23,000,000. Chicago Clearings $110,100,000, last year balances $5,300,000. Pittsburg Clearings, $30,945,260: balances. Detroit Clearings.

bal ances, $9,662,118. Cleveland Clearings, balances, Week's Bond Offerings. More than a dozen Interesting municipal bond Issues, the largest of which Is an $8,766,000 city of Pitts burg, loan, are scheduled for public sale during the coming week. Investment bankers located In the larger cities throughout the country will submit formal bids to these coun ties, cities and districts, the awards of the Issues being made on a competitive basis. The bonds will then be reoffered to the Investing public by the successful bidders.

A calendar of the week's offerings prepared for the use of municipal bond buyers by "The Bond Buyer" lists Issues aggregating $27,395,808. Offerings during previous week amounted to only $8,007,586. The mors Important loans to be sold next week are: Monday, July 19 Little Rock, Special School District $1,200,000 Multnomah County, 750,000 Beaver County. Penn 690,000 Tuesday, July 20 Orange County. Fla Dade County, School Districts 720.000 Ft.

Worth, Texas 1,170,000 Lakeland. Fla 1,068,000 Wednesday, July 21 Qulncy, Mass 625,000 Thursday, July 22 East Baton Rouge School Disk No. 600,000 Pittsburg. Penn 8.766,000 Friday, July 23 Tutnam County, Road and Bridge Dlst. No.

T. Seattle. Wash. 2,000,000 CW.eola County. Fla.

2,000,000 Orange County, Special Tax School District No 1 500,000 Saturday, July 24 Monroe County, Fla 200,000 Oil Deal Consummated. Dayton, Ohio, July 17 (A. P-), Negotiations for sale of the Consumers' Oil Company to the Sinclair Refining Company are under way and will be completed by August 1, Ben Ziehler. President of the Consumers Oil Company, said today. Tart of the physical equipment will be sold outright to the Sinclair company and will be leased.

Tha Consumers' Oil Company operates ten stations of its own and serves 100 othera In six Ohio counties. BANK STATEMENTS. New York Actual Statement. The weekly hank atatement of the Actual CiKures of the New York Clearing House shows: July 17 July 10 Excess reserve. 11,322, 240 Aggregate soi.osv.uuu LrTans 5.320,311,000 S.446,735.000 Cash In vaults of member nks Res've of mem ber banks ana trust comp SSI, 136,000 602.S22.000 Res.

of state banks ft trust companies Res. of state banks A trust compunles In deposits Net demand 1,071,000 MOD. 000 10,196,000 deposits 4,318,462,000 Time (04.868,000 Circulation 23,61,000 U. S. deposits deducted 21,637,000 4,408,737,000 23,188,000 21,611,000 New York Average Statement.

The weekly bank etatemtnt of the average figures of the Now York Clearing Houae allows: July 17. July 10. Excess 7,378,410 6.166,150 Ag'gate 627,362,000 S04.01J.000 Loans, ftc (,416,622,000 (,605,760.000 Cash in vaults ef num. banks 48,311,000 tea mam KL- a trust Res. of state bka.

ft trust corn's. 1.330,000 Res. of state bks. ft trust corn's In deposits 10.623.000 10.331.000 Net demand dep.4,382,713,000 4.462.481.000 Time deposits 697,063.000 Circulation 23,674.000 23.6H1.0OO U. 8.

deposits ds- duud 21. 561,000 23,213,000 New York State Banki. The following statement, Issued by the New York Superintendent, shows tho condition of state banks and trust companies in New York not Included In the New lork Clearing House. July 17. July 10.

Loans snd In- vestments (1.185.140.700 Gold 6,343,500 4.8S5,00 Currency and bank 2J.44..200 200 Deposits with New York Federal Reserve 27.073.300 Total 1,330,017,600 98.JS4.200 1,237,704,200 Aggregate of deposits 171,904.800 Percentage of reserve 20.9 163,374,100 20.1 TINNEY'S HOME SOLD To Satisfy Claim of Comedian's Wife For Back Alimony. New York July 17 (A. The home of Frank Tinney, comedian, was sold today by a Sheriff to pay "back" alimony. In tho courthouse nt MIneola a Sheriff "knocked down" to Sadye Fisher, of Brooklyn, assignee of a claim against tho comedian obtained by Mrs. Edna Duvenport Tinney.

the house and furnishings at Foxhurst, their former home at Baldwin, on Long Island. The price was $11,600. The sale was made to permit Mrs. Tinney to recover a Judgment of against her former husband for alimony due her. The were divorce! last December, Falls rommon 1.

Irestous common lo 6 per cent preferred. Do 7 per cent preferred. General common Do 7 per cent proterred Goodrich common Do preferred Do 614s Goodyear common Do 7 per cent prelerreu Do prior preferred Do firm mortguge 8a Do debentures 3s India common Masun common 1 10 7 per cent Miller common 1 10 a per cent Mohawk common Do 7 per cent Ruhber Products Helberllng common Do per cent Star common 1 I per cent preferred Injured When Swimming. Henry Wltte, 40 years old, 231 West HeTontll street, suf fered a broken shoulder bhtdo when He was swimming In the Ohio River yesterday at tuo foot or rium street, wine snppeu on a rock on the river's bank and fell. He was taken to thn General Hospital.

BIRTHS. nnAUKf Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Braun (Camilla Belmforde) announce, the birth of an eight-pound boy, July 13, at the Bethesda Hospital.

DEATHS. DK4JKER Dorothy Becker, beloved daughter of Edward and Anna Becker (nee Rcnk), Thursday, July 15, 1926, of 3135 Jefferson In her 12th year. Funeral from Joseph Huth Son's funeral parlor, 2547 Vine Monday, July 19, at 8 in. Requiem high mass at St. George's Church at 8:30 m.

BIVt.EY Louisa Blnley, widow of George Hinloy and sister of A. A. Allard. Saturday, July 17, 1926, aged 74 years. Duo notice of funeral.

IIOECKMAN Bernard J. Boeckman, beloved husband of Ethel Hoeck-nian (nee Burr), Thursday, July 15, 1926, aged 38 years. Funeral from late residence, 834 Monroe Newport, Monday, at 8 a. m. Requiem high mass at St Stephens Church at 8:30 a.

m. 1)11 AT Mary Ursula Braun (nee Kaiser), beloved wife of Adolph Kri.nn Krldav. Ju 16. 1936. at 9:60 p.

at hnr residence, 1810 Sherman Norwood, Ohio, In her U4th year. Funeral Tuesday, July 20, at late residence at 8 a. m. Sol emn requiem nig" muse ai 01. u.11-abeth (Miurch at 8:30 a.

m. Burial In St. Mary's Cemetery. 1.11 I A i III It.TlS C1IWII 4UI1I beloved wife of the late Edward liiirns mother of Mrs. K.

Doyle, T. Leonard, J. L. Mondary and Nell Burns, July 1926, at residence, 4773 Rapid Run pike, Price Hill. Funeral Tuesday, July 20, 8:30 a.

m. Requiem high mass at St. William's Church at 9 a. m. DALY Garrott W.

Daly, beloved husband of Catherine Daly (nee Burns), Saturday, July .17, 1926,. at 12:45 a. at his residence, 1036 St. Gregory Mt. Adams.

Funeral Tuesday, July 20. Holemne-qulnm high mass at Holy Cross Church at 9 a. m. Members of Cincinnati Council No. 373, Knights of Columbus, will assemble at the Holy Cross School Hall Monday evening at 8 o'clock.

DEM AniS Arthur Demarls, beloved husband of Hattle Demarls (nee Swope), Friday, July 16, 1926, In his 64th year. Funeral from late residence, 6821 Montgomery road, Sll-verton, Ohio, Monday, at 1 p. m. noilEHTV Mary J. Doherty.

First anniversary high mass at St. Francis dn Sales Church Monday, July 19, 1926, 7 a. m. FALE Albert K. Fales, beloved husband of Josephine Fales (nee Plas-pohler).

suddenly, Thursday, July 15, 1926, aged 67 years. Funersl from the Bnsse ft Bprgmann mortuary Monday, July 19, at 2 p. m. Firm Clara J. Feth, widow of Joseph G.

Feth, at the Good Hamarf-tan Hospital, Thursday, July- 15, 1 926. Funeral Monday, July 19, from the late residence, 874 Cleveland Avondale. Requiem high mass at St. Andrew's Chdrch, Reading road, Avondale, at 9 a. in.

Interment St. Stephen's Cemetery, Ft. Thomas, Ky. Burial private. FOLI.ETT George W.

Foliett, beloved husband of the late Harriett Foliett (nee Mitchell), at his residence, 814 Vine Dayton. Ky aged 87 yeara. Due notice of funeral. FRENCH Salisbury L. French, beloved husband of the lato Margaret, French, Friday, July 16, 1 926, at 610 p.

In his 9tli year. Funeral aervlces Monday, July 19, at 2 30 p. at H. J. Ihlendorf's funeral home, Main and Monroe Norwood.

Burial Spring Grove Cemetery. CIEIIEL Lena Glehel (nee Halher-stlteh), widow of Conrad Glebl. at her residence, 8'i9 Park New-port, Ky. Due notice of funeral. IH'DDLEHTON William J.

Huddleston, 'beloved husband of Rhoda Jane Huddlexton (nee Muchmore), Friday, July 1 6, 1926. at hla residence, nranch Hill, Ohio. Funeral services Monday, July 19. at 10 a. m.

(fast time) at the A. Thomas's funeral home, 4418 Whetsel Madlsonvllle. IHITf.Ell Philip HuUger, beloved husband of Anna Hultger (nee Wittrock), suddenly, Friday, July 16 192H, at 7:15 p. at residence, 2051 Sherman Norwood, Ohio, in his 9th year1. Funeral Tuesday.

July 20, from H. J. Ihlendorf's funeral home. Main and Monroe Norwood. Requiem high man at St.

Elisabeth Church at a. m. Friend invited. Declared When Block of Payable Kecerd Stock and Dlvldenda Xo, 76o Sep. 30 Do 20o Aug, 1 Hep.

In July 2 Nov. 16 Aug. 16 July 20 Sep. 16 June 30 July 15 July 20 Aug. 16 July 15 July 15 July 20 Aug.

1 July 10 Deo. 16 Sep. 16 Sep. 30 July 6 14 Dec. 1 1JO 1 Sep.

1 Fair 14 1 I 8 V. f. 33 Oct. 1 Do. (2 extra Aug.

10 Famous Players (2 q.Aug. 2 rajarao Huear, 214 i Flak Rubber 2d 14 q.Sep. 1 110 nit pi 1 q. Do 1st 14 a Auk. 2 Fisher Body Ohio (2.50 q.Aug.

1 Flrostona Tiro 7, 14 16 Do Jl.up July Gulf 8ta. Steel 14 q.Jan. 2 Do 14 a Oct. 1 114 Oct. IS Gen.

Motors 114 2 Do 114 July 6 July July Aug. 20 July 20 July 17 Gen. P. 8. 6 (1.60 q.Aug.

Do com. 11.75 auk. Qjasarri, 33 lie Sep. Do, 3314c Aug. Glmbel 14 Aug.

Gt. Nor. 214 a. a Aug. Group Ore Oil, (7.50 Oct.

June 25 1 JulJ IS Sep. 24 Auk. 24 uotnam o. lloa. 1 q.Aug.

Gen. Clg. deb. (1.76 q.Oct. Do $1.76 Sep.

Do 0011., $1 Aug. July 20 15 G. Auto. 6214o q.Aug. July Aug.

Aug. Aug. Aug. Dec. July July July July Sep.

Aug. July Bep. Auk. July July Aug. July Aug.

Bep. July July Aug. Aug. Aug. July Bep.

Aug. Aug. July July Aug. Aug. July Bep.

Ben, July July July July July July Aug. July July July Feb. July July June July July July July July Aug. Aug. bVtV July Oct.

July Bnp. Aug. Dec. Hep. June June June July June une July Nov.

Aug. July Julv July July July July July July July Au. July June June June June une June July June Aug. July July July July July July July July July July July Aug. July Duo.

Bep. July 2 2 2 2 1 uen. 30c Aug. Ulllette Rater, 750 8ep. 1 Do.

26o extra Sep. 1 Great Ijikei Dredge, 2 li Hocking Val. 2 a. Dec. Jl 114 20 Hood Rub.

n. (1.76 q. 1 Do (1.75.1 Aug. 1 Hellman p. (2140 1 Hlbban 8.

35c Sep. 24 Do, 36c Aug. 27 Do, 35c July 30 Do. 20c extra Sep. 34 Household 73o 1 Holly Hugar 11 a.

1 Hudd Motor. 25a 0 Aug. 1 Herciles Pow. 14 q. 15 ooc juiy Hud.

Man. Ky. 21i s. a. Aug, 16 Int'l Shoe, (1.60 q.

126... Oct. 1 Indiana P. Line, (1 14 Da. (1 extra Aug.

14 111 Central, 14 Hep. I Do s. a Sep. 1 Int'l Paper, 6O0 Aug. IS III.

No. til. (1.50 a Int'l Bus. 76o 11 Int. 8.

I. Steel 1 q.Sep. 1 Do, 4 back Sep. 1 1 1 2 2 6 tt Iron Products, 60a July 30 Ind'lls P. 1st 14 q.

Auk. 1 Int'l Harv. pf (1.76 1 Jersey Cent'l (2 Aug. 16 Julius Kayeer, 76c Aug, 2 Jewul Teu (1.76 a Oct. 1 no jl.zd naoK, 1 Kaufmann, 2 July2( Kellogg Switch, 3214c 31 Do 31.76 July 31 Knox Hat, 1 Aug.

Do 1 Aug. Do 2d 14 Aug. Do, 40c Sep. Krone, 1 KeHey Wheel 14 Knexvllle P. L.

14 a Aug. Lima 11 a Nov. and N. 2 a. a Aue.

10 Loose-Wiles (1.76 1 Uon Oil 60a July 27 L. and N. 14 extra. 10 Lord-Taylor 2d 2 1 Loh. V.

Coal, (1.25 I. eh. C. 2 2 31 July 31 31 16 1 I 1 I 2 1 1 31 1 20 20 Lowa Boston, 15 Lanston 114 La. OH ref.

14 Mex. Cr. Rubber. 3 McCrory (1.75 Do (1.76 McCrory 1 Do 14 May Stores 14 q. Do (1.26 Manila 50o Do 60c Mt.

Btntos P. 14 Mex. $3 16 i 23 1 15 ijj 12 20 Mah'l'g Coal q.Aug. 2 Mich. Central, 10 Julv 2 Do, 7U extra.

Macy 1 q. Maytag. 60c q. Do, 30c July 22 Aug. 1 Dec.

1 Sep. 1 14 q.Aug. 2 T. Masa. Gas.

114 Aug. 2 Miller Rubber, uur July 24 Mil'kce E. Ft. L. pf.

IVi q. Juiy 31 Mulorj, 75c 2 Muirns Body (3 1 Melville Shoe, 60c Aug. 2 Da, 25c extra Auk. 2 Do 2 Aug. 2 Ml vmi Copper, S3c Aug.

10 Midwest Aug. 16 N. at. P. Del.

$2 2 Do 6 1 14 July 20 Do 7 14 July 20 N. V. Central, 1 4 Aug. 2 El 14 2 N. Pac.

114 1 2 N. Y. Airbrake B. 50c 1 Nlpiaaing, 3 20 N. A Wnst.

(1.70 18 Do ml J. 1 0 Aug. 1 Nm'l C.irl'iiu 2 Aug. 2 N.f.'l EI. IViw.

A. 4tc 2 Nat Dep. Storo 14 q.Aug. 2 Nafl Tea (1.62Va 1 NaFh Motors, Jl a. a Auk.

2 Do, $1 extra Aug. 2 HI. L. Ry. 3 14 s.

a. 2 N. Y. Hon. Uos.

26c q. 30 Do 25c ex July 30 No. Y. Dill, 1 q- Auk. 1 Nat P.

20c Ktp. 1 N. Am. Cement IV a. Auk.

1 3 3 6 lb 15 16 20 1j 10 ii 21 15 20 20 20 28 3i 20 30 3 Otis 114 15 21 Do 114 Oil W. Sup. 14.... Ohio Edison 7, 1 4 i0 0, (1.50 Do (1.60 2 Orph. Circuit, DlVjO Do, lnc Do, 16 He Do 2 Ohio Oil and Gas, 25c.

Outlet, 75c Do lat $1.76 Do 2nd (1.60 Opp. -Collins. 76c Oct. 16 31 20 2 t. Sep.

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1 Aug. 6 7 16 Do sue q. Pitts, w. va 114 31 Oct. SO Do 1V4 nn ill.

a 11 Packard Motor, 6 July 31 pennock Oil. 6O0 i Hep. 25 P. Uarquvlta q.f., lit (1.60 20 Tio (1.60 July 20 Pitts.) L. H.

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a Aug. 1 Asa'd on. 40c extra July 2 Am. DaFrance, 26c Aug. 16 Am.

Gas, 1-50 stk. a. a. Aug. 1 Do 1.60 2 Ass'ed Gas 60c Aug.

2 Auburn Auto, 6 stock Nov. 1 Do, 10 stock Aug. 1 Am. Smelting 14 1 Do 14 Aug. 2 Am.

Coal, 31 Aug. 1 Albert Pick, 40c Aug. 1 Am. B. Iloverl 60c q.July 20 Austin-Nichols pf.

14 q.Aug. 1 Anaconda 76c Aug. 23 Am. Ice, 2 July 2 Do pref. 114 July 26 Asa'd U.

1-40 stock q. 2 Am. Home 20c ro. 2 Am. Vlt.

Pred. 14 1 A. M. byers l4q Am. Can, too 14 Al.

Chem. Dye. Jl Amerada, 50c Atlantic Refg. 14 Abltibl P. il a 16.

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Aug. J'ly Hep. July July July Sep. gup. Juiy Sep.

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14 q.Aug. 1 Am. Chain A. 60a a Sell. 30 Arlscna Com' 60c s.

a Am. Waterworks, 30a Do, 1 stock Do Am. Cigar, U2 i Am. Ry. Bxpraui.

$1.60 30 Aug. 1 10 16 Aug. 2 Sep. 30 Am. xji.

i Aug. 2 Do ivk Art Metal 26o q. Aluminum 14 Do 60c Am. Seed M. lVs q.

Am. Itatllator, $1 i 31 1 30 30 30 Do i.7 lii Am. Rolling Mill, 60o 16 Do 1 uci. i Bab. Wilcox, $1.76 an.

2 Do, $1.76 Oct. 1 Tlntler Hrul. 3 Vt a AUK. 16 July Burns Bros, p. 14 2 July Barnh'dt B.

B. 1H q-Aug. 1 July Balaban-liatx, 260 uci. i Do, 26c Sep. 1 Do, 25o Aug.

2 Tr. fid $1.50 15 Do $150 Jan. 15 Do $1.60 Oct. 15 Boss $2.60 16 Men. Aug.

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July July July July July July Aug. Aug. July July Juiy July July July Aug. Aug. Hep.

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114 oep, A 1 21 1 1 Do Jl Brlggs 75o Borusn, $1 Do, 25c extra Brown Shoe 14 Bunte Bros. 14 q-Blaw Knox, 2 Do 14 Butler Brus 314 Brill 1 Buckeye i'. Line, $1 q. Do, 60d extra Biirroufihs A. 75c 2 2 2 10 2 15 15 30 .30 Do si.

va Do 61 '( special. Aug. 31 City Ice FujI. $2 a. 1 DO, S3 oep.

Chllda, 1 stock 90 Do 1 stock Oct. 1 Chrysler $2 Sep. 30 Cons. Gas 1 t' Aug. 3 Chi.

R- 5o in Hp. 1 Do, 6Cc in Aug. 2 Can. So. 1 s.

a Aug. 3 Cel. 100 Htoc. Aug. 2 Cont'l 41.35 Aug.

lt Conlon 1 4 July 31 Crucible Bled, $1.25 31 Cent'l P. 1.76 2 Can. Dry G. Ale.yfcOc 16 Cities Service, Va cash. Au.

1 Do, 14 stock Aug. 1 Do It uli Aug, 1 Do B. caan Aug. 1 Chi. Pneu.

Tool, $1.26 26 Cerro de Pasco. $1 Auk. 1 Com'lth 60o Aug. 3 Do (1.60 Aug. 2 Colb.

G. $1.26 Auk. 16 Do $1.76 Auk. 16 Corn Prod, 60c 20 Do, 26c extra July 20 Calif. Packing, 100 stock.

Auk. 2 Cen. fly. N. (3 Aug.

16 Colltns-Ackinn 1 q.Aug. 2 Cons. Olgar (1.7s 1 Cont'l Motors, 20c Juiy 30 Cuba Co. 314 s. Aug.

2 Cuba Ry. ''eb- Do i s. a Aug. 3 Christie Brown, 30o Aua. 1 Da 14 Aug.

I Cuyamel Kruit. (1 Aug. 2 Col. Carbon, $1 Aug. 2 Com.

P. Lt. lat 14 q.Sep. 1 Do 2d 2 Sep. 1 Cluelt Pebody.

(1.23 2 Met lOo Aug. Smper Co. $1 Aug. 1 turtles Aero Sli s. a.

1 Cons. Laundries, 60c July 30 Do, 1 stock July 30 Do, 1 stoek July 30 flinch. Coal pf 14 2 Cen. 8. W.

I'tU. l'i q.Aug. 10 Do p. I. "5 UK- lfi Do (1 a Aug.

2 Dome Mines, 60c July 20 T. W. $lf0 20 (2.26 Sep. 20 Diamond Match, 2 Sep. 16 Deckir Colin 1 Kl.

Bond Share Hi q.Aug. I Eagle-Plcher, 40c Dec. I Do, 40c Hep. 1 Empire Gas 2 Do 7, A uk. rigln N.

Watch, 2V4 2 baton Axle, 60o q. Auk. 1 fcureka P. Line, Jl q1. 2 Erie Light 60c Oct.

1 Kx. Buffet, 3714c Jmy 31 EI. Rtfrlg'tion. 60c Au. 20 Po, 1 14 stock Aug.

20 Edison lll'g. 3 Aug. 2 EI. Cont'r, 20' Hoi Auk. 1 Eureka Vac.

$1 Auk. 1 'El. 8. Battery, Oct. 1 Po $1.36 Oct.

1 Plates 1'. pf. 14 1 Hop. June Aug. July June June Aug.

July July July July July July July July July July July July July Juiy July July June Aug. July Auk. July July Jan. July Juiy July July July Aug. Ann.

2 July July juiy Auk. Juiy July July July July July i July June July Auk. Aug. Auk. July NOV.

Aue. July July July July July Hep. July Auk. Aug. July July July 8 P.

Sep. July AT HOME R. CLARENCE i. BHAFEH Clenenr and Mootcnmer Norwood. Olilo, 17 17 12 16 30 39 14 14 10 26 30 2 10 10 30 20 20 11 20 10 16 17 30 IS 20 16 31 33 16 16 10 24 21 20 10 15 16 Hi 16 16 20 16 16 16 15 20 20 31 15 24 20 20 20 31 15 15 22 17 17 10 10 20 26 22 22 31 31 20 20 16 15 13 12 11 (7 15 20 20 25 30 16 16 IB 16 15 1 16 14 14 31 il 30 12 li 15 16 1 Akron White Balos and Service Com-pni 1,000 rhareii, no pur value; M.

I. Stoiiffer, Alien Johnson, K. 8. Baalfleld, J. a.iner and A.

H. Commlna Tha Modern Furniture Company; 100 f-harcs, no par value; H. A. Vnnof, Kill It. E.khert.

M. B. Ooldberg, E. kliart and Sa nuel It. Han Is.

Toledo Tha Fit Rite Dresa Company; capital, (10.000; B. SE. Kaplan, I. Kink, Sam Albert, P. Albert end Jennie Fink.

Cleveland The Security Land Development Corporation Company; capital, E. Hasrodt, Charles Haps, Elisabeth Graham, E. It. Chadwlck and M. 8.

Farmer. Olumnua The Arthur Fleming Shoe Company; capital, (5.000: A. Fleming, E. M. Gorey, F.

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