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New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
rnd,ana Pipe Line

epest,on--wi.l you please express POUR
opinion az TO the Investment ststua OF In
diana Pipe Line capital stock for . husi-
ness naan7 Also indicate the dividend dates
and when sha stock Is e1-dtvidend. Can
YOU also stato what has been the approxi-
mate range Ia price during the past few
yet rail- J.
Answer-The Indiana Pips Lins
Company was Incorporated In 1891, un-
der the laws Of Indiana, and has q
capital stock of $5.ooo.ooo Of $50 par
value. Dividends in the last few
years were paid as follows; 1917. "a
per cent; 1913, 21 per cent; 1913, 90
per cent; 1920, 10 per cent; 1874. 10
:>- sc.., and 1922, per cent. Tho
properties comprise an important link
IN an extensive system. It's trunk
lines carry midcontinent oil destined
for Canada. Net profits In the last few
years have been about 90 per cent.
Dividends are payable quarterly. Feb
rury 15, etc.. to stock OF record Janu-
ary 90. etc. The range Of prices, high
and low, In ths last few years follows;
lel2-'ls, 1876 and 60; 1917, ilS and so;
1919, lot and s8, 1890, LOO and 7ss
1891, 90 and 60; ls22, 100 and 81.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Disturbed Over Decline

Questton--I recently bought several Mis-
souri Pacific Railroad Company per cent
first and refunding bonds l9%9. and Chi
cago q Western Indiana per cent sinking
fund. 1884, bonds. Since then they have
declined about 8 points each. Do you re-
gard these bonds as q safe investment and
high grade7--.I. c. *.
Answer--The Missouri Pacific per
cent bonds and the Chicago & Western
Indiana As have declined In recent
weeks. but their loss has not been out
OF proportion to the general decline in
the bond market. Even gilt edge bonds
have reacted FIVE or six points since
the close Of the summer. The reaction
in the bonds you hold has nothing to
do with their safety as investments.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Wa1tham Watch Bonds

Question: am interested In the per
cent bonds Of Waltham Watch Company,
the markets. The stock seems to indi-
cate poor earnings and I would thank you
for any information you might give in ref
erence TO the bonds--J.
Answer-The directors Of the Wal
1921, postponed action on the SO semi
annual preferred dividend on account
OF large borrowings. Earnings of the
company are not available. A balance
sheet as Of March 81, 1922, shows a
loss in surplus for The year of $780,
600 which may be partially accounted
for by reduction in value of mer-
chandise carried Of $2,a00 900.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Cleveland Discount

Question---would you give me your opin-
Ton as TO the stock OF the Cleveland Dis
count Company Of Cleveland and of the
per cent bonds they are selling7 hold
some stoek in this company. and AS I need
to know whether or not It would be wise
TO hold.--A. r. g..
Answer-The payment Of dividends
on Cleveland Discount stock issues Is
dependent on net earnings Of the COM
pany, and az there is potential value
only represented wa class the stocks as
speculative. Recent prices for the pre-
Serred and common stock were around
rs and A5 respectively, The per cent
bonds Of this company are secured by
deposit Of collateral in the form of
drst m ortgages on real estate. If fair
appraisal Of properties pledged pro-
vides ample security margin the bonds
Of the company should be good invest
menta.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05


A business man's investment, then, is
sound outlet for the funds of thoae
with resources in capital and intelli-
gence which justify the assumption of
some risk. Securities vary among
themselves in an infinite number Of
ways. and our vocabulary for describ-
ing them is limited and Inadequate.
The terms we are compelled to use are,
therefore, at best rough descriptions
We use the word investment to mean
the relinqu shing of funds for the nri-
mary purpose of gaining safety of prin-
cipal and regularity of income Ali is
relative In the realm Of securities, but
there should be the highest degree of
safety attaching to pure investments.
Speculation, on the other hand in.
wolves greater risk taken in the hope
OF an appreciation of principal and in.
come, or both. The twilight zone be.
tween speculations and investmon.s u.
large and the business mans invest
ment lies moro than half way toward
pure investments and more than half
way away from speculation.
The motive in buying investments
suitable for business man usually is
an attempt to get larger return on
invested capital than the market rates
fot the highest grade Of securities. For
this increased income the security
holder must contribute larger share
of his attention in watching his invest
ments than would be necessary if h.
were content with gilt edge issues. As
matter of fact one need not be
business man to buy so-callcd bust
ness mems Investments. If, perchanec,
an archaologist had the capital on the
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Home Oil Speculation

Question--will you kindly tell me IL IL
Company of Chicago, III? ] cannot afford
to lose What do the shares cost In the
above company ard what interest do they
pay? Are the men managing dependable9 2
Woulc you advise my investing IN these
shares Mrs. v. 8. c.
Answe-The capital of the Home Oil
Company, of Chicago, consists of $780,
900 7 per cent cumulative preferred
stock and 10000 shares of no par
value common stock. The company
says 1t is closed corporation and Is
not offering any securities to the pub
tic. No statement of financial ma
ture Is available. We dc not recon-
mend shares Of this company for In
wesIment.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Deserve Good Rating

Quest ,on--will yen kindly favor me with
your opinion regarding the Central Yer
gage soia 81. May /, 1873. as a safe invest
psant. which my broker highly recon-
tnence. Am an ordinary workingmal
ihirty-nine yeArs and siugle. also own
American Telephone and Telegraph; s
New York Telephone, 8 Bethlehem Steel I
per cent. 5 American Ice per cert. Bonds
$1,000 Public Service OF New York SIS, $500
Dnauesne Light ss $500 Great Northern 7s,
Sa0o Missouri. Kansas s. Texas W. l. ss,
$1,000 s. ". Straus.--M. n.
Answer--Central Vermont 6s deserve
. good rating in view Of the fact that
they are an indirect obligation of the
Canadian government. Your present
holdings are good investments.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Undecided on Hotel Stock

Question-As an every day reader Of The
Tribune ] seek advice OF the Common
wealth Hotel Construction Company stock.
Having invested In this stock at sl26 .
share and now being offered the same KIND
of stock at about half this price am un-
decided as to whether should buy more
at one-half the original price so that I
can even up somewhat or sell what I've
got at one-haf the price rs. G.
Answer-Commonwealth Hotel stock
is highly speculative, in our opinion,
and we do not see how your position
would be improved by increasing your
speculative commitment.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
What's a Business Mans Investment, ?

SHosHon--From Gins to
ssooSs ana oonds suitable man in no.. - ,. -
s1pstGt snauY " 's" @'e" su'PHs
'aat mon holds soss class and ,sats M
@0aS"@ and rndfkef daily
's.a :" business :.
''ss seesrat points before he opportunity to SELF
anoTt explanation noeess .,s.. a.
Hi'ons s0H 90 appreciated by O ssaat
Answer-The term business mans investment, 10 49,. 49,,
are 20 take this opportunity anae what meaning there
oehind It, We ordinarily the %
ound bu in which the degrees of safety less than in
grade such as United States government bonds mnna
a ana public utility corporations socad good
now yielding about 5s per cent ~ e Investments
Investments suitable for a busine ~ ran.u
70 the changing tides 'f business
whcn ought to be expected both and pnca nn
conditions Of tho any
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Metropolitan Finance

Question--A friend OF mine has sss0
paid on one unit Of two preferred gnd one
fFIi1mmon Finnnoa conaa shares Of ,he Metrono'itsn
being $3.50. there is $50 yet to be paid.
WI WIN s you piease advise me as 20 tho pres.
sut ~ value Of this unit when fully paid up 2
naidf Is the partly paid unit saiabie and
IL ss.m So NV wha. VII t br,nsf have never
Ing money or losing money! How ars shs
units soid1 Do any particular group OF
brokers' handle them "A. C. C.
Answer--Metropolitan Finance unies
were recently offered in the unlisted
market by disappointed holders at
from $40 70 $26 each. which will give
you fair Idea Of traders appraisal
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
California Packing

cuestion--Have s4Qac in Liberty 4As.
Would 1t be safe TO change these to Cali
fornia Packing ?--E. H. NJ.
Answer-You no doubt realize that
Won would be considerably weakening
your investment in the interest Of in
creased return by making the change
yon suggest. Ii you are willing to
assume the added risk we see no rea-
son why you should not do so. Tha
California Packing Company suffered
a loss from operations last year and
has encountered difficulties this year.
What this years operations will show
we cannot predict.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Then Would Come Assessment

Question---please will you let know
what kind Of stock Is Teintor "A"7 /
wish TO buy 500 shares If ever have a
chancs to make something on it,. NJ.
Answer-The stockholders protective
COMMITTEES of the Temtor Corn and
Food Products Company announced a
reorganization plan in August, which
contemplated, among other details. the
assessment of holders Of Temtor "a
stock SIS a share, so II you make the
proposed purchase Of 100 shares
among your frst cares will be the
payment OF q $500 assessment, pro-
vided the reorganization plan Is
adopted. Don't buy 1t.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
That's Not Investment

cusstion--1 arm q constant reader OF
your inyestnSent page. am working
man and have $500 to invest in some good
stock or bond. A friend Of mine advised
me t9 invest In United States Metal Cap
and Seal Company stocks at sic q share.
DO you thtnk this good Investment Tor
me?--A g.
Answer--United States Metal Cap
and Seal stock was recently quoted In
the market FOR unlisted securities at
81 bid, $i.25 asked, and II any one is
selling the shares for $40 he is max
Ing handsome profit. Unless the loss
Of $500 would not Inconvenience you
and this surely Is not the case when
coal costa from SIS to $40 ton-we
advise you to leave this stock and
Gratis who can toss away $500 and
never miss Il.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Connlders Preferred Stocks

Question: would value statement OF
your opinion Of the following issues as a
business mans Investment; Shell Union
Oil Corporation per cent preferred, Sim
clair Consolidated OIL Corporation per
cent preferred. Niagara Lockport a On
'ario Power Company per cent preferred,
new. L. c.
Answer--The three stocks you men
tion are suitable for a person willing
to assume the usual business risks In
~volved, but If the shares are to form a
single investment we should be inclined
to substitute an industrial issue for
the Sinclair Oil preferred in the inter-
est of greater diversifcation.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Wants 20 Know When to Sell

Question--As daily reader of your ooi-
un1n. would like your advice. I have In
vinoible on bought at i4S. What are the
How long would you advise ms to hold
It? VIII appreciate your advice greatly.
--Migs p. X.
Answsr--You apparently have gained
the wrong impression Of this service.
We cannot attempt TO predict future
prices. Invincibie Oil and Reading, al
though not in the same class, are, new
ertheless, speculative, and we cannot
advise you whether to hold for further
advances or sell while you have profits.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
investment Information

Qassfs1ns cf general ;nesYsss Co IN
vsstovs viii 6s snswsyed h tAis caf.
sHs,, ~ scAieA cass esip iwst;nis w;u
os ussd. OtAsrs will bs amssosvsd b.
saaA Addrsss ali inquiries. inetos.
,rg stamped. addressed envsions 70
fsndnctal Editor, TAe Tyibnns. isI
nassda Street. NsU York C;,p.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Inquiries Should BE Signed

Inquiries addressed to this depart
inert Of The Tribune are regarded as
confidential. but TO show the writer's
good faith ali should be signed and
an address should be inclosed for re-
ply. Letters from the following are
being held for Identification. j. T. C.,
stant Reader" r. H. X, 4. e. S., J. r..
Widow" Mrs. A. w. P. and J. A. r.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
VYniyersal Leaf Pregerred

2usstion---As q constant reader OF your
Investment column will appreciate very
much your valued advice ~ TO an invest
ment In the per cent preferred cunuia-
tive stock of the Universal leaf Tobsoco
c, mpany.--I. H.
Company is paying dividends at the
stock. The balance sheet OF the COM
pany as Of June 80. 1929, indicates q
strong cash position and we regard ths
preferred stock as suitable for husi-
ness man.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
wickwire-spencer Steel

Questicn-Ths writer 10 presently con.
sidering tha purchase of some wickwiTe-
Spencer Steel stock and would greatly APP
preciate any information regarding same.
also wehethsr you conztder II advisable 20
buy this stock at present, which aeenn1
low just NOVA, I. l..
Answer--Any venture In Wickwisa-
Spencer Steel stock under the present
conditions must be looked upon as
speculation and for this reason We
cannot advise you.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
SpeouIating in Lots

Queston--Kindy give me any lnforma-
tor from Muscle Shoals ! havs invested
some money In lots. Do you think this
investment Is any good? Have you any
idea OF Mr.. Ford or Mr.. Schwab going to
get this place 7~-B. G.
mentioned will secure the Muscle
Shoals development. You are specula-
ting in this instance In venture that
we do not recommend.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Should Not Change Livs

Qnestion--May I ask for pour valuable
aavioe sa on the following questions, Woui6
you ypo,,ts thns i 1000 Judgment 90 saks. the
invest In other desirable bonds or iss tho
investments remain as they ara. namely:
Two united Kingdom OF Great Britain
bonds, 1928; 20 shares Atehison. Topeka
santa Fs preferred 8 per cent, 20 shares
Ligsett q Myers preferred I per cent. /
wish to have safe and sound securities,
Can Gar you tell me At what price the Uuitsd
klngdom of Great Britain bonda 1888,
are redsemable I'M. q. @.
Answer--We believe It would be un-
wise for you to make any change in
your list. The United kingdom Be-.
1929, are redeemable at par, but may
he converted into National War & per
cent bonds at 100, which are redeem
abba February !, 1929. at 105, sterling
being fixed at $3.50 to the pound tor
conversion priyilAgea.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
London Money Market

LONDON, Nov. S.-Bar gold was
quoted at aas Sd. Money was loaned
ct IN per cent. Discount rates were.
Short bills, AZ per cent: three months'
bills. 24@2N.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

personal peeuniary interest in the line
Of business represented by his organi-
"A trade executive must remember
that only as his work promotes stand
asds Of quality and service, contributes
20 stability o. honest industry, pro-
notes thu public welfare. 10 obedient
tho full rights Of citizenship and
stands squarely befors public and gov
ernment, doss IL promote the psrman-
ent success Of bis association and Its
industry"
Upholds Las0
eAs man and 40 citizen, trade
executive will not condons any in
Sringement Of law and constituted au-
tority, directly or indirectly, but will
recognize that as the authority Of the
law and the integrity Of government
peace, pyogrsss and prosperity. even
80 must they continue honorsd and
maintained Tor the commonwealth
The code Of ethies. covering avery
phase Of q trade executives duties.
was drawn mp by committee includ-
ing @. b. Towne. chairman; r, s.
Kellogg and Huga p. Baker, secretary
treasurer American Paper and Pulp
Association.
The present officers Of the American
Trade Association executives are A. l..
Smith, general manager music indus-
tries, Chamber Of Commerce, presi-
dent; Alfred Reeves. general manager
National Automobile Chamber Of Com
merce, yice-president; o. b. Towne,
secretary. They succeeded @. D. Nell
vaine, presidents A. L. Smith. vice.
president. and @. L. Moore. secretary.
The executive committee of the or
gsnizat!on comprises, 2: 4, Brand.
Ernest r. DuBrul, Of the National Ma
chine Tool Builders Association; r. +.
Fish, Of tha National Hardwood Lum-
ber Association; r. D. T. Hollowell, Of
the American Face Brick Association;
O. L. Moore, of the Sales Book Manu-
facsurers' Association; Alfred Reeves,
Of the National Automobile Chamber
of Commerce; Herbert r. Sheets, Of the
National Retail Hardware Association;
A. l. Smith, Of the Music Industries
Chamber OF Commerce. and o. b.
Towne, Of the Wsxed Paper Manufac-
turers' Association.
Conspicuous in the discussion Of
problems vitality affecting many indus
yIiea ~ Lag 1aGeHS coIlveAblOn WeIe
George D. McIlvaine, Of the National
pipa and Supplies Association: ]. D..
"A, Morrow, OF the National Coal Asso-
citation; Fletcher p. Dodge, Of the Toy
Manufacturers OF the United States OF
America; Wharton Clay, Of the Asso-
eia&ed Metal Lath Manufacturers. Inc;
Guy A. Henry, Of the American Asso-
citation of Wholesale Opticians; J. NJ.
D. Phillips, Of the National Assocsa-
t!cn Of Steel Furniture Manufacturers;
M. Wuipi. Of tho Central Bureau of
Table Manufacturers; M. L. Hamea<
WAY of thA M0fo9 and Aceassory,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
No Reason for Change

Question: purchased for sass invssf.
mant the. following bonds: $4,000 New
York Edison sns. 1871: $4,000 Great
Mountain a QUIZ Is, lsas; $4,000 Danish
Consolidated g.. 1896: $1,000 Southern
Railway shs. 1855 ti.oeo Chicago d
Indianapolis a Louisville SIS, Is4T; el.5eo
Penn Power and Light ss 1859. VIII you
kindly advise change IL any.--D. q.
Answor--We see no reason for maxi
ing any change in your present invest
snents.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Days Ne,u Issues

r. NJ. Grant a Co. are Offering, 20
yield about 4.65 per cent, sl5o,o0o City
Of Charlottesville {va.) per cent
bonds. due 1869, optional 1912.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Skelly or Not Tnvestment

ovestion--Kindly advise if skeI,x ~, o.
GOOD buy for investment purposes. Would
appreciate q report on the sAriae.---n. III. b.
Answsr--skelly OIL is entirely spseu-
iative. The last dividend was paid
February 10. 1921, and the business is
extremely hazardous--all Of which
should be evidence enough that the
stock cannot be regarded 40 an invsst.
ment security.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
DIVIDEND NOTICES
GUARANTEE ROYALTY COMPANY
DIVIDEND NO. IL.

BY order OF she Beard oe Trustees our
Sixteenth Consecutive Monthly Cash Div
ldend of ! per cent on par value viii be
paid November is to all stockholders e4
REGARD November i, 1879.
RALPH REED, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Relation of
Trade Assn
To Industry

CONTINUED f~m Page ssvsn,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Should Hold Randa

cuession--wtn you kindly let ma Nnaw
through the columns Of your papsr whsth.
ment. or should dispose Of the ssrns for
some othersf West Penn Powar Company
%. equipment, que 1919. Also New York.
mert. due 19sb.--B q. ~T'S
Answer-We see no reason why yeu
should disturb your bond holdings.
Evening journal., 1922-09-15
PRODUCE MARKET
Opening PRICES
Quotations Today for Pro-
visions, Grain and Poultry
in Philadelphia

Following are the opening quota
tons today in the grain. provision
and poultry market in Philadelnhia;
FLOUR-Dull: soft winter. straight
Western s6G6,25; do, nearby; $1,000;
hard winter straight, S5.75G6.25; 40,
short patent, ss.25G65o; spring hrsts
clear. se9e.25: do. patent: se.1Sg 10,
spring and city mills patent fanny
POTATOES-N quiet; No. J.,
oATs.Firm: 30, ? white. i5945he
No. white, 43is d4ic ,,ea
HAY-Quiet; good new timothy, sl6Q
20: good. new clover. mixed. sloa L.,
CORN-Lower: No. ,. for export lSt2
@741c; No. 3. 72n@ 75he; No l. ~
G72hc; car lots. local. No. 2 yellow
S0GS0lsc: No 3. yellow, 7siz q Isc 80
BRAN-Higher soft winter IN ttSSgI tSI
ID. sacks. ss4.5OA 1850; do spring S-t
wHEAT-Lower; No. 2. red rnter' eS
s1.0s1s OILY, do. garlleky, s.s'q l,sis n,gs'
,raSh DbESssI FiIIsd choice 10 o fancy. SoQs
do. small sizes, 22G &c; chickens. west
ern. 3i6s5c; broiling chickens, nearDy'
s2G s4c; do. Western. Sog32e; old ro9ss-
ers. Western. 20ci do; southern i0o'
spring ducks. nearby 2iM2oc.
LIVE PoUITRY-Hlgher; fowls, nc, not
1eghorns, 25Qssc; do, leghorns, zzg -se'
EGGS-Steady. nearby extra hrsts,
ssc: do, firsts, s6c; Western extra
firsts. S6c; do. firsts, 3ic. fancy select
ed, packed, 43G44c.
BiJTTER-Iower; western creamery
extra, 40c; nearby prints. fancy 500
4sc.
CHEESE-Firmer: New York. wnoie
milk, fancy, fats. 22d22iac: DO, tair
to good. 2092iizc; longhorn ana SIN
gle daisies, 21ia 622c. -,
TALLOW-Steady; prime city, loose,
bAc: do, special loose sac; prime
country, 4ihc; edible In tierces, IAc'
Evening journal., 1922-09-15
The Evening Journal

dutchess satin made with a long
train. Her tulle veil was held in
place with lilies of the valley and
orange blossoms. She carried a
bouquet of lilies OF the valley and
bride roses.
The maid of honor was gowned in
Persian rose chiffon made in a
draped fashion. She wore a hat to
match and silver brocade slippers.
She carried Columbia roses and
larkspur. The church was decor
ated with palms and cut flowers.
The groom's gift to the bride was
a string OF pearls. His gift TO the
maid of honor was gold mesh bag.
About one hundred and fifty
guests were present.
Immediately following the cere-
mony a reception was held at the
Evening journal., 1922-09-15

Harrisburg. Pa, in a recent inter-
view with The Plant Juice Man.
in addition TO rheumatism l suf-
fered badly from stomach trouble.
My food would not digest right, but
would sour and ferment in my stom-
ach, causing gas to form which put
me in agony at times from the pain
of it. My liver and kidneys trou-
! bled me a great deal. was nervous
and couldn't sleep right and the
least thing would worry me- My
bowels were irregular and all my
life I had suffered from the severe
rheumatic aches and pains.
Il kept reading in the newspapers
about Plant Juice and thought that
If this remedy helped so many peo-
pie it surely must have merit. and
started taking 1t. 1t surely did me
great deal of good. because my
stomach is In good condition now
and do not suffer from gas or pain.
1 have a good appetite and can eat
anything without suffering after
ward. Ny nerves are ouieted so that
I sleep fine and my liver and kid
neys are WORKING properly. And the
rheumatism l suffered with so much
before has ben relieved.
my husband also suffered from
rheumatism and stomach trouble
and when he saw the fine results I
got from Plant Juice he started taxi
ing It and it is helping him just as
1t did me.
I'm telling ali my friends about
Plant Juice and am now glad to in
dorse this wonderful medicine pub
1icly"
Plant Juice is sold IN Wilmington
at the Miller Drug Store. 404-406
Market street: in New Castle by e.
Challenger & Son; Newport. by c. B.
White; Newark. by w. q. Brown.
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Evening journal., 1922-09-15

tunato were married at 4 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon in st. Thomas
r. C. Church. Miss Irene Tabasso
was maid of honor and Paul Tabasso
was best man. After a wedding trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Fortunate will make
their home at 1710 West Ninth
street
Evening journal., 1922-09-15
MRS. JEssUp SURVIVES.

Mrs. John B. Jessup of Whining
ton won another love match in the
Middle States Womens tennis cham
Evening journal., 1922-09-15
ENJOY CORN SUPPER.

A corn supper, served cafeteria
style was given by the Ladies' Aid
Society Of Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church last evening at the church.
Everything on the menu was made
Of corn. Proceeds from the affair
will be used for church expenses.
The general committee in charge
was as follows: Mrs. Harry E. Link,
Mrs. Thomas Doyle. Mrs. Levi
Evening journal., 1922-09-15

pionship tournament at the Philadel.
phia Cricket Club yesterday. advanc-
ing to the semi finals in the singles
Others who survived were Mrs. Molls
Bjurstedt Mallory. Miss Helen wills
and Miss Leslie Bancroft. Mrs
Jessup defeated Mrs. Brooks HUFF OF
Philadelphia, 60 60.
In the pair,ngs for the semis to-
day Mrs. Jessup meets Miss wills
and Mrs. Mallory will be opposed e
Miss Bancroft.