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THE SUN, BALTIMORE, SATURDAY MORNING. JULY 16, 1921'. 10 PERSONALS. PERSONALS. HOUSEHOLD HELP.

NEW MANAGER AT BELVEDERE MALE SITUATIONS WANTED. Continued from Preceding Column. MITCHELL. On July 14. 1921, at her home, Havre de Grace, ANNA aged 73 vears, beloved wife of the late Solomon T.

Mitchell. Funeral services at her late residence. North Union avenue, Havre de Grace, Saturday, July 16, at 2 P. iL Interment in Angel Hill Cemetery. 16 FEMALE HELP WANTED.

OPERATORS On all parts of Children's Dresses. If you can operate a sewing machine, a good position awaits you. Apply the KLEIN-MOFFETT COMPANY, 109-113 S. Hanover Or Corner Fayette and Ann Sts. SUBURBS AND COUNTY; PROBING FATAL CRASH Railway Company Investigating Collision Of Train And Truck Which Killed Man.

INJURED MAN EECOVERING Lawn Fete For Benefit Of Texas Church Xetted 31,725. A probe into the cause of the accident at Cockeysville Thursday, when a truck of the Bearer Dam Marble Works collided with a train of the Northern Central Railway, causing the death of a man and injuries to another, was started yesterday by. the railway company. Charles W. Tingling, of Cockeysville, who was driving; the truck, was reported as recovering at fet.

Joseph Hospital. Frank K. Jones, who was on the truck with Yingling, died as he was being taken to the Franklin Square Hospital. Benefit Sale A -SnecesM. The lawn fete held July 2, 4 and 5 for the benefit of St.

Joseph's Catholic Church, Texas, netted $1,725, according to a report of the committee of arrangements of which Mrs. Lula M. Fowble was chairman. Suburban Obituary. The funeral of James W.

Kriss, who died Monday from injuries caused by a brick falling on his head from a building, was held yesterday at the home on Walnut avenue, near Ash avenue, Overlea. A requiem mass was celebrated at St. Michael's Catholic Church, Overlea. llurial was in Holy Redeemer Cemetery. Burial services for Frederick J.

Iieu-ter, of Sweet Air, who was killed in France July 29, 1918, will held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at St. John's Lutheran Church, Sweet Air. Private Reuter was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob J.

Iteuter. JTKEE ANSWERS DIVORCE SUIT Sara lie I Out Of Work And Unable To Pay Alimony. That he has been unable to obtain a position suited to his strength and ability since his retirement from membership in the Board of Supervisors of Elections was asserted by Marion McKee in his answer filed yesterday in Circuit Court No. 2 to the bill of complaint of Lis wife, Mrs. Ida V.

McKee, for separate maintenance. Therefore, he stated, the money he had accumulated has long since been exhausted; and were it not for the generosity of friends from whom he has been able to obtain loans, noce of which has been repaid, he "would have been unable to exist. The charges made against him by his wife were denied in his answer. McKee, who retired as member of the Board of Supervisors of on May 1, 1920, has announced himself as a Democratic candidate for Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas. The suit was brought by his second wife, whom he married October 20, 1905.

She charged him with nonsupport and unfaithfulness. The answer was filed through George W. Cameron, attorney. Hall E. Brown Gets Divorce.

Hall E. Brown, 3572 Poole street, was granted an alisolute divorce on statutory i. T.u. jjiuuuus nm.u xjfji.ua. ax.

uiuwu in. mc Circuit Court yesterday. They were married April 5, 1913, and separated April 2, 1920. Brown testified that his wife left him for another man. The Sun Calendar Today's AUianac For Baltimore.

Sunrises 4.53 A.M. Moon .4.51 P.M. Sunsets 7.31 P.M. 1 Moan A.M. High tide 4.16 A.M., 3.54 P.M.

PHASES OF THE MOON FOR JULY. New moon 0th Fall moon First quarter I Last quarter 7tb The Weather. Forecast for Maryland and District of Columbia Fair today and tomorrow no change in temperature. General Conditions. A belt of low pretwure extended last night from the Canadian Maritime Prov-iuees west-southwestward to Mexico and it was flanked ljy high bar off the South Atlantic Coast and over the Great Lakes and the Upper Missiasipp Valley.

Low pressure also is reported from the West Canadian Provinces and high pressure from the North Pacific Coast. There have been showers and thunderstorms within the last 24 hours in the Atlantic and Gulf States, the Ohio Valley, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Utah and Arizona, and fair weather in other regions. There have been local rains in the Middle Atlantic States, Ohio and Oklahoma. Temperature is now approaching normal generally over the United States, except the Northwest, where warm weather continues. The outlook is for showers and thunderstorms in the South Atlantic and East Gulf States and fair weather elsewhere east of the Mississippi river today and tomorrow.

No important temperature changes are indicated for the eastern half of the country during the next 48 hours. Winds off Atlantic Coast Hatteras to Key West, fresh south and southwest north of Sandy Hook, moderate variable, mostly north and northwest; Sandy Hook to Hatteras, moderate variable, mostly north. IValtimore Weather Report. United State Weatlier Bureau, Observer's Office, Baltimore custom House, juiy to. Continued from Preceding Column.

HOUSEKEEPER for widower with children. Ap-ply 6 NEWTON Arlington, Md. MAID for General Housework and Plain Cooking: must have good reference. 51 itevera Apartments, Cathedral street and Mount- Ternon Plac. NURSE Girl White, aged 14 or 15 years, to care for baby.

Wolfe 48S4, or call 2401 E. Oliver street. WOiLIN (colored), reliable, for cooking and first-floor work: wages $10; reference required: only those who can come at once need apply. Phone Homewood 4928-J or 3913 Cloverhill road, near Charles and Thirty-ninth streets. WOMAN for cooking and housework.

No laundry work: small family. 3547 NEWLAND Guilford. Phone. Homewood 3798J. WOMAN, white, not over 35, to do General Hauift- work.

STAXB ARMORY. PikesviUe, Md. WOMAN, whits, to do General Housework. Ap- ply 2706 Edmondson ave. WOMAN AS WORKING HOUSEKEEPER.

2340 EUTAW PLACE. WOMAN (Jewish) as Housekeeper: small family. Living quarters provided. Ph. Calvert 595-W.

BACHELOR -FARMER want Settled, Middie-Aged Woman for Working Housekeeper. 14750. Sun office. COLORED GIRL OR WOMAN; $25 PER MONTH, ROOM AND BOARD; NO CHILDREN. ADDRESS 14255, SUN.

SETTLED Woman for general housework and cooking in a family of two; stay nights; refer-ence required. Apply 2903 N. Charles st. WHITE GIRL for General Housework. Apply HAUBERT'S BAKERY, 4706 Eastern ave.

WHITE Girl for General Housework. Apply 29 Sheffield Lake Drive and Callow ave. WANTED reliable White Girl or Woman for General Houwork: stay nights. Liberty 2551. FEMALE SITUATIONS WANTED.

COOK Good German, desires position with private Address 14251. Sun. COOK, Experienced German Woman, in lunch-room. AddresvS 14609. Sun office.

DRAWING and Tracings; expert work. Address 14392. Sun office, GIRL (Colored wants situation as Maid, Chambermaid or Waitress. 649 Haw st- GIRL (colored) wants position as maid, waitress or 2 days' work; reference. 812 George st.

LADY wisltea Plain Sewing, Dressmaking, Crocheting at home. 1526 ARGYLE AVE. LAUNDRESS, lst-class. wants place, 2 or 3 days; city or suburbs. -1138 Myrtle ave.

LAUNDRESS, wishes day's work; best reference. Madison 4847-W. LAUNDRESS, first-class, wishes Family Wash to take home. 1832 Etting st. STENOGRAPHER Beginner, with good hanrt-writing.

wishes position. Apply 1528 E. Clement. STENOGRAPHER. 5 years' experience, desires position; permanent or temporary.

14245. Sun. WOMAN (colored), reliable, middle-aged, wants position as cook, private family, city or country. 941 Linden avenue. WOMAN (colored) wants place as cook.

1018 North Strieker street. WOMAN, colored, wants place for General Housework with small family. 816 VINCENT ST. WOMAN, reliable. Colored, wishes washing at home; reference.

2213 Druid Hill ave. YOUNG Woman with child, wants position as housekeeper; best reference. Phone Evergreen 146-M. YOUNG Woman wants place by the wetk: Light Housework; small family. 348 E.

233 st. COLORED Woman wants place as Cook; reference. 1348 N. Strieker st. COMPETENT Seamstress desires Sewing, home or out- Address 14605.

Sun office. COMPETENT Stenog. secretarial exp. legal or Insurance work preferred; perm. 14199.

Sun. COOKING OR NURSE. 312 WORSLEY STREET. DAY'S WORK. HOME OR OUT.

430 EAST TWJUS 1 -1 O-A-N S'i EXPERIENCED. colored woman wishes work with first-class tailor. 1616 DRUID HILL AYE. EXP. P.

B. X. Operator; best of references. Phone Homewood 2947. FINLAND GIRL wishes position at housework.

Apply 614 S. 15th Highlandtowp. FIRST-CLASS Cook wishes position in. private family; best references. Apply 706 E.

Eager st. FIRST-Class Laundress wishes ladies finery. Hand Laundry; 922 University Parkway. Apply janitor. GRADUATE Nurse as Attendant in doctor's office or dental parlor.

Phone Madison 1670-W. POSITION by first-class Cook with a first-class private family. No cards or Jbhone answered. 717 W. Lafayette First Floor.

PRACTICAL Nurse desires day or night duty. Apply 14765. Sun. REPINED, capable woman would care for invalvl woman; willing to make herself generally usefuL Address 14507, Sun office. SETTLED White Woman, good General House-worker; ref.

will stay nights. 14247. Sun. WIDOW wants position as Housekeeper, city or country; no children; state particulars. 14761, Sun office.

WORK BY THE DAY OR HALF TIME BY WEEK. 300 WORSLEY ST. FEMALE HELP WANTED. EXPERIENCED. J.

J. ROKOS. 1612 Barnes street. BOOKKEEPER. Al; experienced typist.

state salary and references. 14642. Sun office. BOOKKEEPER, with experience in lignt office work. Address 13281.

Sun. CANVASSERS Salary and commission; no goods to carry. Apply 2206 Boston street. CANVASSERS, competent; Dr. Blair Cucumber Cream, etc.

A. CONDON. 120 W. Pratt st. CASHIER.

APPLY 637 W. LEXINGTON ST. CASHIER, APPLY CLOVER THEATRE, 414 East Baltimore street. DRESSMAKER. Steady position to the right party.

1914 Bolton street. EDIPHONE OPERATOR In office of well-known concern; pleasant and congenial surroundings; must be experienced and accurate; replies must state age, experience, religious belief and salary expected. Address 14795, Sun office. GIRLS MAKING MONEY! We Need Additional OPERATORS IN OUR VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS ON MEN'S NIGHT ROBES AND PAJAMAS AND LADIES' FLANNELETTE GOWNS. We work on same goods all year around.

You can learn our work quickly. If you can run a power machine, we can use yon. Best prices; steady work. LIBERTY MFG. 205-219 E.

Lombard St. GIRL PRESS OPERATORS. CHANCE FOR GOOD EARNINGS. AMERICAN CAN COMPANY, OAK AND 26TH STS. HOME SEWERS ON CHILDREN'S DRESSES.

CALL IN PERSON. APPLY THE KLEIN-MOFFETT Corner Fayette and Ann Sts. LADY, With sales ability, to do special house-to-house selling for a jewelry store doing a credit business. Write to 14102, Sun. LADY to stand in market every day and all day.

No experience necessary. Apply 877 Lexington Market. LADY for stock work in wholesale millinery Address 14386, Sun. MARKERS. Good wages easy ho'irs.

SANITARY LAUNDRY; 501 E. Preston st. MILLINERY TRIMMER, EXPERIENCED. ADDRESS 14128, SUN OFFICE. OPERATORS.

We have installed fifty additional machines. Want experienced operators on braiding and other parts. We work full time. Highest prices and bonus. PERFECT GARMENT Third Floor, Market Place and Baltimore Street.

OPERATORS, EXPERIENCED ON WAISTS. $15 A WEEK TO START. STEADY WORK. CLOSED SATURDAYS. SCHAPIRO WAIST 16-20 S.

EUTAW THIRD FLOOR. OPERATORS, EXPERIENCED ON CHILDREN'S DRESSES. HAMBURGER S. W. Cor.

Hanover and Fayette sts. 8th floor. USED FURNITURE FOR SALE. Cost Out New. Price S130 Solid Mahogany Davenport Table.

$54 225 Overstuffed Davenport 85 625 Mahogany Suite, 8 PC. 210 Mahogany Tap. Rocker 37 75 Mahogany Bureau 29 85 SoJid Mahogany Serv. Table. 21 60 Ladies' Desk and Chair 3 225 Bureau.

Dress. Chiffonier 85 90 Gen. Mahogany Living-Room Table 36 THESE ARE ONLY A FEW OF SOME EXCEPTIONAL VALUES WE ARE OFFERING. ALL AS GOOD AS NEW. McGRAW'S.

841-843 N. HOWARD ST. PAPERHANGING. Work guaranteed. No delay.

GEO. M. HARDY, 1404 W. Lombard st. Gilmor 3170-T.

WINDOW Shades, Awnings, Draperies and Slipcovers for autos mads to order; $7 for Slipcovers for Ford Sedan and Touring Cars. A. HOFFMAN 526 W. Lex. Ph.

St, P. 2909. PAPERHANGING and Painting. J. R.

BUT-LER. 1610 N. Calvert. Mt. Vernon 911.

WANTS. 0 SPOT CASH. We will pay spot cash or take your piano in exchange for a Grafonola. Just drop us a postal or phone. MT.

VERNON 2368 ROSENSTEIN PIANO 402 N. Howard St. WANTED. WE WnX BUY ALL KINDS OF HIGH-GRADE USED FURNITURE AND ANTIQUES. CASH PAID AND GOODS REMOVED AT YOUR CONVENIENCE.

JAMES L. McGRAW, 841-843 N. Howard St. MT. VERNON 1614.

OPEN EVENINGS. FURNITURE. MODERN AND ANTIQUE HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS BOUGHT. No Lot Too Large or Small. J.

H. GALTON, 519 N. Howard St. Phone Mt. Vernon 310.

WANTED ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE. CARPETS and Household Effects. Prompt attention. Good Prices. Large and small lots.

CALL J. BARRON, 519 N. Howard St. Mt. Vernon 311.

CASH IMMEDIATELY FOR YOUR PLAYER. UPRIGHT PIANO OR VICTROLA. PHONE ST. PAUL 6888 OR WRITE. REPRESENTATIVE WILL CALL.

The Hub Piano Exchange, 122 N. LIBERTY ST. NEXT TO TELEPHONE BOOTHS. SPOT CASH FOR YOUR PIANO. PLAYER-PIANO OR VICTROLA.

PHONE MT. VERNON 3988-3980 OR WRITE AND OUR REPRESENTATIVE WILL CALL. National Piano Exchange, 322 NORTH HOWARD ST. YOU WILL GAIN MORE MONEY. FURNITURE AND CARPETS.

Don't sell them until you see me. We will pay surprising prices. We are in great need of Furniture. We buy all kinds of Furniture, modern and old mahogany. Will call anywhere.

PHONE GILMOR 4266. H. HEYMAN, 937 WEST BALTIMORE ST. I PAY HIGH PRICES FOR ALL KINDS OF USED FURNITURE, ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD OR SINGLE PIECES. CALL WOLFE 5229-W OR SEND POSTAL TO J.

MALMAN, 1000 E. BALTIMORE ST. FURNITURE. Buying Furniture is my object. Naturally, 1 pay big prices for modern and old-time Furniture.

Carpets, etc. single or entire household. Will call anywhere at any time. Phone day, evening or Sunday. Wolfe 1493-W.

MR. MARVIN. 1209 E. Madison st. FURNITURE WANTED.

WILL PAY GOOD PRICES. Entire Or Part Contents. 1632 MORELAND AVE. MADISON 547. ABSOLUTELY HIGH PRICES PAID For Modern and Antique Furniture and Carpets.

Must have for shipment- Could pay exceptionally high prices. Single pieces or entire household. Call Madison 8604. or mail 1605 N. Smallwood street.

Prompt attention. Will call city or country. FURNITURE CARPETS. Am in great need of Furniture and Carpets and will pay high prices for same. Prompt attention to mail or phone orders.

S. SHANK. 889 W. Baltimore st. Gilmor 2473-W.

Furniture and Carpets Wanted. Good prices paid. Large and Rmall lots bought. Will call anywhere. Phone Calvert 1848-J or drop postal.

Prompt attention will be given. 31- Bjiiin. in reari ai A CALL WILL BRING A BUYER WITH SPOT CASH FOR YOUR CASH REGISTERS, DESKS, FILING CABINETS, BOOKCASES, TYPEWRITERS. ADDING MACHINES AND OTHER OFFICE EQUIPMENT. ST.

PAUL -WK Will Buy all kinds furniture and household gooos; mgn prices paia. xeiepnone uumw rosier send postal. R. H. FURNITURE 874 W.

Baltimore st. SPOT CASH FOR STOCKS. STORE FIXTURES OFFICE FURX. NO LOT TOO LARGE OR SMALL, PH. ST.

P. 7509. J. SIRKIS. 7 N.

HARRISON ST. CASH FOR FURNITURE. PIANOS. ETC. STEPHEN HENNINGS, 1101 MADISON AVENUE.

JIT. VERNON 1693- HIGH PRICES PAID. 800 FEATHER BEDS at once; Mahogany or Modern Furniture; CITY OR COUNTRY. Telephone South 514-J. ALASKA FEATHER 511 S.

Fremont ave. OLD AUTOS and AUTO TIRES, Furniture, Bottles, Magazines and Old Rugs, Fur. naces and Radiators. Waverly Scrap Iron and Metal 3337 Greenmount ave. Homewood 2224.

HIGH PRICES PAID FOR DIAMONDS, GOLD SILVER. S. ROMAN, 511 N. Eutaw st. Look for right No.

WANTED Mahogany Furniture, about 100 years old sideboards, bureaus, -hairs, folding leaf desk, tables, high post or French beds, feather beds. Send postal. 109 S. Spring. Wolfe 2687.

BIG PRICE FOR CLOTHES, Shoes, Furniture and Household Effects. STICKMAN. 836 W. Saratoga st. Gilmor 3978.

BURNETT BAG BURLAP CO. BUYS CEMENT BAGS. Camden street, between Eutaw and Paca. I BUY for cash second-hand coal ranges, small hot-air furnaces, also old parlor mantels. WALTER RUPP.

Madison 7481. DIAMONDS, GOLD SILVER. GLENN, 503 N. Eutaw st. Mt.

V. 32551. Spot cash for used upright pianos AND PLAYER-PIANOS. NIMMO. C09 N.

EUTAW ST. IF YOU are looking for a High Price for your Furniture and Carpets, call me first. Gilmor 3715J. L. SELKP.

858 W. Balto. st- WB NEED FURNITURE High prices paid. Phone Mt. Vernon 5946-W.

or write MR. LAHN. 912 Madison ave. WANTED Dry Goods. Groceries, General Merchandise, Piano.

Furnitiura. J. ANDERSON, 1637 W. North ave. Calvert 1834.

WE PAY HIGH Snot Cash Prices for UpnVht Pianos, Victrolas, Furniture of all kinds. MOR-RIS. 819 Greenmount ave. Mt. Ver.

2960. Clothes- -High Prices Paid. Cond. Uniforms. 608 W.

Saratoga. Mt. V. 42S9-W. WANTED A small concrete mixer and a small stone crusher.

THE H. S. THOMAS 505 W. Redwood st. ALL KINDS of Furniture bought.

MR. BER- NARD. 525 N. Howard st. Mr.

Vernon 5374. ADVANCED Prices paid for DIAMONDS and EWELRY. LEVINSON. 82 E. Baltimore st.

FURNITURE, carpets, old cloth ts and store fixtures bought. J. Banks, 237 Harrison st. Cal. 2084.

FURNITURE AND CARPETS. 1704 Aliceanna 9Uf iirra i uiuaunaj1. Tonr; FURNITURE Wanted. Furniture. 1324 Penn- ajiguio a tr- touv 'f.

WE pay high prices for Old Furniture. I. ROFSKY. 80H ureenmount, ave. Mt.

ver. tiii.i-o. DRY GOODS. Stock and Store Fixtures; spot cash. M.

GOLDSMITH, 303 N. Broadway, wotte d. WILL PAY high prices for 0d Clothing, Shoes, etc. KUHA', 2324t Alccunon sr. aiaa.

oau- SPOT rASTT TTftR VTTRNITURE. ETC. BUTTER WORTH. 709 W. Balto.

st. St. P. 4062. HIGH Cash Prices for VICTROLAS arJl REC- ORDS.

2418 Callow ave. Madison eia. HOUSEHOLD HELP. COOK Colored Woman wanted for Cook and General HouseworS, aoartment; permanent position, $8 per week. 411 Hawthorne road.

Roland Park. GIRL (SWEDE OR GERMAN) F0R GENERAL HOUSEWORK. THREE IN FAMILY. COMFORTABLE HOME. APPLY 3448 PARK HEIGHTS AVE.

GIRL (NEAT) FOR 843 N. JMIAW 61. GIRL (White), strong, for General Housework. Apply 4UU a. liniuil Birrd.

HOUSEKEEPER REFINED WOMAN IS OF FERED A KfciAL rlU.Ut.; r-iJiiLii; MUST COME WELL RECOMMENDED. 814 N. LAKEWOOD AVE. HOUSEKEEPER, widow with baby preferred nice home; congenial surroundings. 14606.

Sun. Continued from Preceding Column. BUILD NOW. PLANS FREE. gave money br our proposition.

Before building your home, parage, snore, house or barns consult us for your lumber, mill work and roofing. We will furnish same at lowest Satisfaction guaranteed. Deliveries anywhere. Estimates cheerfully CHESAPEAKE LUMBER Liberty 1256. Beisterstown road.

HOUSE WIRING, WITH FIXTURES COMPLETE, EASY WEEKLY PAYMENTS. NOTHING DOWN $2.00 PEE WEEK. Phone, 'write or ealL Safety Electric Service 423 W. Franklin st. Mt.

Vernon 649. BEFORE DECIDING ON YOUR ELECTRIC WIRING FIXTURES COMPLETE Get Our $99 Offer. THOMAS ELECTRIC 3131 W. NORTH AVE. PH.

WALB. 1591. PUBLIC NOTICE. Help the blind to become progressive. Deal direct with the blind.

Give us your orders for chair caning, piano tuning and general repair work. All the profit to the blind. The blind in these shops do not receive their handicap. Help us by giving us yonr orders. PROGRESSIVE SHOPS FOR THE BLIND, 2627 Lehman st.

Gilmor 3956-W. ROBERT A. BATTON, Manager. ROOFING. By our Experts deserves the consideration of anyone that is skeptical.

See us first. CHESAPEAKE ROOFING PIPE COVERING ST. PAUL 3C70. 148-152 N. GAY ST.

ELECTRIC WIRING AND FIXTURES FOR YOUR HOME. NEATLY DONE AT A REASONABLE PRICE. L. C. iSTOUDENMIRE, Telephone Mad.

2477. 151Q Mt. Royal avg. BENJAMIN ESTABLISHED 1830. LIBERAL ADVANCES ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES.

JEWELRY. SILVERWARE, ETC. JEWELRY nELD FOR 12 MONTHS; OTHER ARTICLES 6 MONTHS. 413 E. FAYETTE Bet.

Gay and Holliday. MATTRESSES, BOX SPRINGS FUMIGATED. RENOVATED LIKE" NEW. $4. ALL NEW COTTON MATTRESSES.

$5-HAND-MAD13 BOX SPRINGS, $25. SANITARY MATTRESS 844 N. HOWARD ST. MT. VERNON 935.

GRAY HAIR TINTED. YOUR OWN SHADE. IF IT IS RUINED BY DYEING, CAN BE MADE AN EVEN COLOR. BLACK DYE TAKEN OFF THE HAIR. Mrs.

Sanderson, 205 N. LIBERTY ST. CALVERT 113. Mattresses Renovated, Sterilized, Re-covered, $4.00 Up. U.

S. MATTRESS Work Guaranteed. St. P. 2619.

Flat Feet, Fallen Arches, Arch Strain, all Foot Troubles Corrected or Adjusted by a method which admits of no failure. Come and talk it over, or phone Wolfe 487-J. M. JOS. FOX, Graduate Foot Correction Specialist.

11 S. CENTRAL AVE. UPHOLSTERING CO. We will rebuild your old furniture equal to new; nest of material used. Phone or postal will bring representative with samples of coverings.

Time payments can be arranged if so desired. 1417 WEST BALTIMORE ST. PHONE GILMOR 1722. FURS. FURS REMODELED to the latest styles.

Bear in mind that B. FEIKIN is next to Joel Gutman and has been for the past 20 years. Present this ad. on day furs are left and receive 10 discount. B.

FEIKIN. 124 N. Butaw st. Hemstitching, Tailoring, Dyeing. Cut-rate prices on Hemstitching, Plaiting, Buttons.

Men's and Women's Garments made, remodeled, djed and cleaned. Peerless Tailoring Dye Woiks. 204 N. Liberty nr. Lex.

Calvert 2419. PERMANENT WAVING BY EXPERT HAIRDRESSERS. $1 PER CURL. For appointment phone CALVERT 777. IIYNER'S, 42 W.

Lexington St. UPHOLSTERING. Give us a trial; satisfaction prices reas. Ph. Gil.

2392, or drop postal. BALTIMORE UPHOLSTERY 874 W. Baltimore st. CARPENTER. Wages are lowest now.

Material is cheaper. Get Estimates from others, then write or calf on COLBURN 1.415 Columbia ave. NOTIFYING all concerns who have bills against the LU-CAR SIGN COMPANY that they are requested to render all by July 23d, 1921. as firm ig changing hands, Mr. L.

B. Schmus taking full control. LU-CAR SIGN COMPANY. WE UPHOLSTER AND REMODEL Your Furniture the proper way. Cabinet-making a specialty.

M. MARK, Pbone Madison 3826-J. 1548 N. Strieker st. Painting, Papering, Jobbing.

Let US make estimate. Dron nostnl. FUGATE K.OOP, 1301 N. Rose st. REFINED Young Woman, fully competent to drive and give instructions on any make car, desires a few women pupils who have cars: moder- ate rates.

Call Mt. Vernon 4233-J. $2.00 SKIRTS MADE; S2-00 $2.00 TO ORDER $2.00 M. BRIGHTSTEIN, 101 SOUTH EXETER STREET. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, Facial Blemishes Permanently Removed.

MISS PRICE. 519 N. Charles 8t. Mt. V.

5643nJ. HEMSTITCHING, 10c. A YD. Pleating and Buttonholes while you wait. N.

Y. HEMSTITCHING 206 N. Liberty st. $1 SKIRTS PLEATED $1 Into any style. UNITED BUTTON HEMSTITCH-ING AND PLEATING 207 W.

Franklin st. DIAMONDS BOUGHT FOR CASH. RAYMOND HUGHES. 824 FIDELITY Lexington Charles ets. BEDBUGS, ROACHES, FLEAS Instant Results.

GEO. SAPP. 200 Equitable Bldg. St. Paul 7683.

PAINTING In its branches at reasonable prices. A. J. DEM AT, 2105 E. Fairmount ave.

YALE KEYS MADE IN 5 MINUTES. GUARANTEED TO FIT. M. B. KLEIN, 206 N.

GAY ST. DRESS PLAITINGS. HEMSTiTCHINO, BUTTONS COVERED. SIMONS, 123 W. SARATOGA 8T.

HOUSE Painter Kitchens, bathrooms and bay-window fronts neatly done. Call South 1605 or C. W. LEAGUE, 1135 S. Paca St.

UPHOLSTERING. ZT3XTTZ 608 W. Saratoga. Mt. V.

4289-W. CARPENTER JOBBING, store fronts, alterations of all kinds. Price reasonable. 109 N. Carroll-ton ave.

Phone Gilmor 4091-W. WALLPAPER. 12Vsc. a piece; Gilt, 16c. a piece; Window Shades, 50c each.

THOMAS ME3-SER 1015 W. Baltimore st. FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKER. MRS. L.

O. DAVIS, 726 E. NORTH AVE. HOMEWOOD 2979-T. "ELITE" SAGE, SULPHUR AND TAR COMPOUND cures dog mange, eczema, stops falling hair in 3 days; all leading druggists.

HIGH-GRADE Typewriters rented by Royal Typewriter Inc. Quick service. Telephone St. Paul 7033 for special rates. 116 W.

Fayette st. BUILD your garage with concrete blocks; cheaper than bricks or tin. Call Walbrook 2275-W. or Mt. Vernon 5136.

SHEET METAL Work in all its branches. Wm. E. Cotton 1523-5-7 Lamont ave. Phone Mt.

Vernon 2213-2906, ROOMS PAPERED, $6 UP. R. SIMMONS. 403 N. Pulaski st.

Gilmor 2756 T. Swedish Massage Parlor. St. Paul 4620. 220 N.

Liberty. Students taught. OLD Slag. Carey and Tar Roofs repaired by experts; guaranteed. Fulton Roofing Shop, 310 S.

Fulton ave. 208 N. Gilmor st. Gilmor 1409-J. 3,000 PAIRS PANTS, $1.25 UP.

674 W. BALTIMORE ST. IF YOU need a Carpenter let me estimate; prompt personal attention. HOWARD M. TAYLOR, 1829 W.

Lanvale st. Madison 6638-W. PA PER HANGING. Upholstering and Repair Work; reasonable prices. RENE MENNEN, 3102 Kate ave.

Liberty 1570-J. FURNITURE MADE TO ORDER. WOODWORKERS. 3233 O'Donnell st. Wolfe 4722.

FRENCH-AMERICAN MASSAGE PARLOR Hours 10 A. M. to 9 P. M. 131 W.

Mt. RoyaL MASSAGE FOR GENERAL DEBILITY. 314 N. PACA ST. MT.

VERNON 5029-J. CONTRACTOR and Builder. Jobbing a specialty. Ford Sons. 441 N.

Milton ave. Wolfe 5836-W. ORTHOPEDIC SPECIALIST-Shoes for deformed feet. J. J.

EN IS, 653 W. Baltimore st. ROBT. KUTER STILL MAKES TRUMPETER BRAND COUGH DROPS. 624 ENSOR ST.

FLOORS of fine hardwood, old floors scraped and reflnished. Liherty 1 142-J. HOUSE PAINTING. inside and outside. Madison 2918-J.

PAPERHANGING room and up. B. E. RIDGELY. 724 N.

Carey st. Madison 4009-W. Entertainments, clubs, lodges, churches. Punch Judy. Magic for parlors.

McCaslin, 123 E. Balto. CARPENTER-PAINTER wishes work in private family by day or job. Homewood 2438-J. BEDBUG SOLUTION, 50c.

PER QUART. 844 N. HOWARD ST. BEE STING. RHEUMATISM AND NEURITIS REMEDY.

214 W. SARATOGA ST. TALKING Machines Repaired. Call for and deliver free. 2418 Callow ave.

Mad. 619. W. JT. Qnlnn, Assumes Unties At Local Hotel.

William J. Quinn, formerly manager of the Hotel Monticello in Norfolk, yesterday assumed his duties as manager of the Hotel Belvedere. Mr. Quinn takes the place of John F. Letton, who resigned to devote his attention to equipping a new hotel being built at Williamsport, which he will manage upon its completion.

During the war Mr. Quinn helped build, equip and operate Government hotels for war workers in Washington. He has been associated with the management of the St. Charles Hotel in New Orleans and of the Waldorf Hotel in New York, and at present is part owner of the St. James Hotel, New York.

Sergeant Feehley Reinstated. Sergt. William C. Feehley, suspended from the Police Department since April 14, 1920, because of charges involving alleged conspiracy, yesterday was reinstated by Commissioner Gaither. Feehley was cleared of the charges, the State's Attorney entering a plea of "not guilty confessed." Sergeant Feehley's reinstatement carries with it his back salary, amounting to $2,000.

He was assigned to the Northeastern district. Marriage Licenses. TEYES SMITI2. Jacob 40, 191 Brown street, Philadelphia, Carrie, 45, widow. RYDER CHAMBERS.

Charles 21, 4003 Crowgon avenue; Grace 21. THOMPSON KKKNDL. James 20, 3014 Guilford avenue; Adeline 23. FELDMAN BILLFR. Herman, 22, 1804 Maditron avenue; Fannie.

21. WEBER LESTER. William 25, Lant-downe, Elsie 21. CUMMINS BAMING. Harry 28.

Norfolk. Frieda 25, divorced. CRUM GORDAN. William 50. widower; Emma, 48, Lancaster, Pa.

KARALFA DOYLE. Joseph 31, Lorain, Ohio; Mary 25. RAD IGAN KENDALL. Thomas 33, 1008 East Eager street: Alice 35. IIOLTIIANS AKINS.

William, 20, 812 South Linwood avenue; Eula R-, 17. MERSON KRUEGER. Charles 25, 1114 West Pratt street: Marie 18. IIOLCOMB STUNKAMP. Clarence, 27, Jersey City, N.

Jeanette, 27. JACOBS BERNHARDT. William 22; Mabel, 19, 1508 North Chapel street. DORMAN BRADFORD. Charles 25, 2036 North Washington street; Mabel 10.

In Baltimore Connty. CARBACK GONTRUM. Leonard 21; Helen 18. 10 North Hare street. BROWN EICHOLTZ.

Clarence A. 36; Alice 26, Long Green. DICKMYER KOBSON. H. Clyde, 22, Freeland; Lillian 22.

CHENOWETII BLICKEXSTAFF. Ernest 20; Minnie 18, Towson. BERRILL. On July 14. 1921.

at his residence, Darlington. Harford county, JAMES F. BERRILL. Funeral services will be held Saturday, July 16, at 11 A. M.

Conveyances will meet 9.30 trnin at Conowingo. In-terment in Darlington Cemetery. 16 BONINGER. Suddenly, on July 13, 1921, KATE at Winchester Place, Westminster, Md. Funeral from the residence of Miss C.

E. Parr, 18 East Lafayette avenue. Low Requiem Mass at St. Ignatius' Church at 0 o'clock Saturday morning. Interment in Greenm ounf Cemetery.

16 DYE. On July 15. 1921, CHARLES aged 4 years and 8 months, beloved son of Charles E. and Lena Dye. 16e Due notice of funeral will be given.

FINNAGAN. On July 15, 1021." JULIA FINNAGAN nee Halfpenny), beloved wife of John Finnagan. R. I. P.

Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral from her late residence, 822 Somerset street, on Monday, July 18. at 8 A. thence to St. John's Church, where a Requiem High Mass will be offered for the repose of her soul at 9 A. M.

Interment in New Cathedral Cemetery. IS GAIIAN. On April 26, 1921, WILLIAM JOSEPH GAIIAN, at his residence, 1900 West Lanvale street. Rest in peace. New York, San Francisco, Chicago, Philadelphia and Lynchburg (Va.) papers please copy.

Body in vault at New Cathedral Cemetery. The burial will take place Monday afternoon at 4 P. M. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend services at the grave, Edmondson avenue entrance. 18e GUNTZ.

On July 35, 1921, KATE beloved wife of John V. Guntz and daughter of the late Capt. Charles W. and Elizabeth" Harvey, formerly of Ellicott City, Md. Funeral will take place from her late residence.

Harlem lane, Catonsville, Monday at 3.30 P. M. Interment in Western Cemetery. 18e II ANN A. On July 15, 1921.

HENRY RUSSELL, son of Henry W. and Annie M. Hanna. Funeral services at his late residence, 1805 Appleton street, on Saturday, July 10, at 4 P. M.

Interment (private) at Churchville, on Sunday at 2.30 P. M. 17 1IANN. On July 15, 1921, JACOB, aged 69 years, beloved husband of Bertha Hopkins Hann. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from his late residence.

Cambridge Apartments, Charles and Thirty-fourth streets, on Monday, July 18. at 3 P. M. Interment (private) in Loudon Park Cemetery. lSe HANSELMANN.

Suddenly, on July 14, 1921, LOUIS aged 65 years, the beloved hnsband of Marie M. Hanselmann. The funeral will take place from his late residence, 1800 East Lafayette avenue, Monday at 11 A. M. Interment in Dmid ltidge Cemetery.

18e nAYS. On the evening of July 15, 1021, at his residence, 3022 Presstman street, SAMUEL, aged 53 years, beloved husband of Clara Harvey Hays. Due notice of funeral. 16e HI'BKR. Sacrificed his life in France on October 6.

191S, while with Company 313th Infantry. EDWARD at the age of 24 years, beloved son of William II. and Lillian M. Huber. He left his home in perfect health, He looked so young and brave; We little thought how soon He would be laid in a silent grave.

We never will forget you, son, While in this world we stay, And our hearts have never been the same Since you have passed away. When they brought the message That our Edward was dead, None but those who have lost one Could our grief and sorrow know. BY HIS PARENTS, SISTERS AND BROTHERS. Funeral will take place from the residence of his parents, 21 Cast Spring avenue, Raspeburg, on Sunday, July 17, at 2 P. M.

Interment in Oaklawn Ceme-tery. 17 KATZENBERGER. On July 14, 1921. at her residence, 2216 Roslyn avenue, MARY.A,, beloved wife of the late John H. Katzenberger.

Requiem High Mass at St. Cecelia's Church, Hilton and Windsor avenues, Monday, July 18, at .10 A. M. Interment private. 18 LINHARD.

On July 14, 1921. J. AN-DREW, in his 57th year, beloved husband of Margaret F. Linhard (nee Slater) and son of the late Andrew and Helena Linhard. Funeral from his late residence, College avenue and Frederick road, Saturday, July 16, at 8.30 A.

M. Requiem Mass at St. Joseph's Passionist Monastery at 8 A. M. Interment in Cathedral Cemetery.

16 LINZEY. Sacrificed his life in France on October 15, 1918. while with Company 110th Machine Gun Company, AV. MEL-VIN, at the age of 21 years, beloved son of William and Agnes Linzey (nee Angel). Funeral will take place from the resi-'dence of his parents, 5000 Glenwood avenue, near Hamilton avenue, Raspeburg, on Monday.

July 18. at 2.30 P. M. Interment in Baltimore Cemetery. 18e MILES.

On Wednesday, July 13, 192 JEANIE WARDLAW, widow of the late Dr. Francis Turquand Miles, in her 80th year. Funeral services will be held at the residence of her son, on the grounds of the Oilman Country School, on Friday at 3.30 P. M. Interment private, ltie INVESTIGATOR, Claims, onrldential information: strictly reliable: 20 years' experience.

Will take steady position or day work. Best reference; bond. Address 14034, Sun orace. MANAGER, Experienced in Credits and Collections, desires position in a Ready-to-Wear Store; capable of merchandising and advertising; open for position August 14218. Sun office.

MAN. neat, wishes position as Janitor or Porter. 1810 McCnlioh st MILLWRIGHT, experienced with all kind of nti. chinery. saws and pipe work.

Call Wolfe 3 40-W. NIGHT Watchman, experienced, firing hoiier or any other kind of work; best of references. Ad-tiress 14757. Sun offica. PH A RM AC IS T.

registered. 14 years' experience reference. Address 14775. Sun. SALESMAN wisLes position with some reliable YOUNG MAN.

GRADTTATF! BOOKKEEPER AND STENOG RAPHFR. PF SIRES POSITION: BEST REF. 14104. SUN. YOUNG Man of neat appearance and good ir- sonality wishes position as Phonograph and Rec- orC Salesman; give Al references.

14756. Sun. YOUNG Man, 23 years of age, desires high school graduate; 2 years' selling exierience; can furnish best of references. 14781. Sun.

YOUNG MAN, business and mechanical experience-, desires to connect with reliable concern. Address 14059. Sim office. YOUNG MAN, unmarried, desire farm position; 10 years' experience. 14376.

Sun. A RELIABLE Young Man, not afraid of work, wants O.fice Work or Assistant in Plant- Ad-dress 14610. Sun office. AMERICAN 5S), well traveird. familiar French and Spanish business corresiondence.

seeks poai-tion, firm doing foreign business. 13S68. Sun. BUSINESS MANAGER. PURCH ASINGAG EN general business experience and expert buyer, Address 14007.

Sun office. CAPABLE, RELIABLE, 26 excellent education: traveled all over the world; writing, speaking five languages: knowleiije of shipiiiug; can, immediately buv certain goods for export will consida- any exnplov-ment with future. 1469S. Sun office. ELEC.

Machinist wishes jiosition; 5 years' Address 1424H. Sun office. EXPERIENCED Ail-Around Taller and Coat-maker desires iosition with an out-of-town firm. Address 14240. Sun office.

EXPERIENCED Machinist would like job in garage; have had some experience. 14397. Sun. GENERAL Storekeeper, Purcliasmg Agent; competent, efficient young married man; open for immediate engagement best refs. 14072, Sun.

neat young colored man desire work as porter in store or office. 1526 argyle ave. polytechnic graduate wants work. Address 14047. sun office.

POSITION wanted by young man. jnrt from high school, highest character, good record, to trawl Del. and D. gen. line or specialty line; salary or commission; can finance own expenses.

Address 14607. Sun REFINED Young Man (32). German, wishes position as gardener, handy mechanic Address 14119. Pun office. RELIABLE Man, middle-aged, desires a position on gentleman's place: handy for genera! purpows; a home considered more than salary; good ivfcr-ences.

Address 14238. Sun office. UNIVERSITY graduate. 29. cliem.

training, 5 years exi'diTive capacity: any 1413S. Kim MALE-i-HELP WANTED. ACCOUNTANT wanted for permanent ft.iff of C. P. A.

previous experience as SENIOR or JUNIOR in public accounting prartiee-rcqiiisite: must be willing to accept reasonable salary during short trial period with the assurance that satisfactory service will result in permanent engagement, with full salary for worth; excepiional opportunity with attractive future possibility, fur a Senior who has had broad experience, lucluding the preparation of reports. Applications, which will be considered strictly confident ial. must gin full details of public accounting experience and state agec religion and lowest salary for trial period. I seless to write without furnishing fuil desired information. Address 14222.

Sun. ARTISTS-at home. -If you can draw and paint, earn money State age: if emiifcyed. 13309. Sun.

AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC. Onlv first-cla-w mn need apply. NEELY ENSOR AUTO Mt. Royal and McMechen st. AUTOMOBILE Mechanic (reliable) for Balesnia-i.

for country route. Apply 2334 Oak et. BAKER, First Hand, wanted on Bread- and Sw-- tuff. Apply JOSEPH F. KAUDER3, 10O Tj.

Curley st-, corner Lombard. BAKER First Hand on Bread and Sweet good pay and steady work; no other need apply. Address 14236. Sun office. BAKERS (2).

FIRST-CLASS. APPLY 2201 BANK ST. BARBER WANTED FOR SATURDAY. 644 EAST FORT AVENUE. BARBER STEADY BARBER WANTED.

1818 N. CHARLES ST. BARBER FOR SATURDAY. APPLY 48 EAST CROSS STIt-EET. BOYS.

Several Boys, 16 or 17 years of age, for permanent inside positions. THE LEADER, Howard and Lexington Sts. CANVASSERS. House-to-house men wanted on the best proposition now before the public; big money to live wires; call today and Sunday. 320 E.

LANVALE ST. CANVASSERS; go 1st floor rear. pay. 107 W. Franklin.

CHAUFFEUR to go to the country: must liavo best references; state experience. Address Sun office. CHAUFFEUR WANTED Must have experience and reference. Apply CHESAPEAKE LUMBER 5000 Reisterstown rd. liberty 125i COFFEE SALESMAN Have good opening for experienced man.

14115, Sun office. COLLECTOR. ONE WHO CAN ALSO SELL. GOLDSMITH BALTIMORE AND GILMOR STS. CREW-MANAGER, house-to-house: well known goods; S3) week.

Phone Calvert 218-W. CUTTING-ROOMfFOREMAN AND PATTERN MAKER IN SEWING FACTORY. A good position for the right man. Applicants please state full irticulars to secure attention. Address 14257.

Sun office. DRUGGIST, registered assistant; references. GENERAL DRUG 4712 EasterSre. ENGINEER, FIRST-CLASS. For out-of-town plant; 50O-H.

P. Boiler; 3-K. W. Generators. UNION BOX Baltimore.

Md. GROCERY MAN wanted; must understand state Balary. references. 147i7. Sun.

HOUSE-TO-HOUSE SALESMAN 530 a week HANOVER SPEC. 21U E. Lexington st. LUMBER MILLWORK ESTIMATOR OR DETAILER PLAN DEPARTMENT MAN For Position in ifexyland. State experience and all details in first letter.

ADDRESS 13970, SUN. MAN to take charge of painting and varnishini: department, spray system used; suite tiierieiict aivj salary exi-ected. Addrres Sim. MAN WHO CAN HANDLE A HOE, 25c. AN HOUR.

GALLMEYER'S. Woodiawn. MEN. An evening school of salefananship is being l.ven tiiougb you nave never sold belre ih-school will positively teach the art of se'li-ig and will guarantee yoa a position where tlie earning power runs from $od to- $100 and our THE SCHOOL IS FREE. After you have become thoroughly familiar with our requirements we will place yon in our sas organization.

Call at 11 A. M. 414 Munsey Budding. MEN, NEAT, WHO ARE WILLING TO WORK RAPID PROMOTION WITH A LARGE SUCCESSFUL APPLY BETWEEN 8 30 AND 0 P. 522 MIXSEX sLlXi.

ASK FOR AIR. BROWN MEAT CUTTER FOR ALL DAY SATURDAY. 6576 W. LEXINGTON ST. MEN Learn Barber Trade: day or nignt; big tni easy money.

Cor. Fayette and Frederick sts. MOTORMAN, First-class, one that understands Ford motors thoroughly; tio helpers need apply. JOHN B. KNIGHT.

1431 ai-nifiint are. OPERATORS wanted on Pants; steady Apply 1801 leet fet. OPERATORS On Ladies' Coats. Apply HENRY SHAPIRO 113 South Hanover street. PAINTERS A first-class striper and finislier and an all around man; bota must be Al men; no others need apniy state ace, experience, and wages desired.

F. J. STOCKING SON. 926 st. N.

Washington. D. C. PAINTERS. Apply KNABE PIANO taw and West ask for MR.

MULLER. PHARMACISTS WANTED OIEBREWV GREAT OPPORTUNITY. CALL WOLFE 4317-J. RATE CLERK, also Percentage Clerk, in trans-portation office; experience required. 14242, Sun.

BIVETEES. 3ETLEHEM SHIPBUILDING SPARROWS POINT. MD. (Continued On Next EEUTER. Killed in France July 29, 1918, FREDERICK J.

REUTER, son of Jacob J. and Christina Reuter. Services at St. John's Lutheran Chnrch, Sweet Air. at 2 P.

M. Saturday, Julv 16. 16 SCALLY. On July 15, 1921,. PATRICK, beloved husband of the late Annie J.

Scally (nee Cummings). Funeral will take place from his late residence, 713 Bartlett avenue, on Monday at 8.30 A. M. Requiem High Mass at St. Ann's Church at 9 A.

M. Interment in St. Joseph's Cemetery. Texas, Md. IS SCHULZ.

On July 14, 1921, AUGUST aged 84 years. Funeral from his late residence, 1935 Ramsey street, on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Druid Fill Park Cemetery. 16 TAYLOR. Suddenly, on July 14, 1921, GEORGIANNA TAYLOR.

16e Funeral from 3804 Dorchester road Saturday at 3 P. M. Interment private. TYSON. On July 15, 1921, at his residence, Braddock Heights, G.

WARRING TYSON, beloved husband of A. Kate Tyson (nee Aukert). Funeral from above residence on Monday morning, July 18. 16e WAIN WRIGHT. On July 14, 1921, at his residence, 1005 West Thirty-eighth street, CHARLES aged 67 years, beloved hnsband of Racheal A- Wainwright.

16 Funeral from the above residence Saturday. Julv 16, at 1.30 P. M. Services at Bosley's Methodist Episcopal Church, Baltimore county, at 3 P. M.

Interment in cemetery adjoining church. WILD. On July 15, 1921, CATHERINE beloved wife of Augustus V. Wild. Funeral from her late residence, 110 Addison street, on Monday, July 18, at 2 P.

M. Interment in Western Ceme-tery. lSe WILSON. On July 14, 1921, at his home, near Waterbury, WILLIAM beloved husband of Alice M. Wilson.

Funeral at Baldwin Memorial Church on Saturday, July 16. at 4 P. M. 16 WOLF. After a lingering Illness, on July 14, 1921, AGNES (nee xuttie), agea years, beloved wife of Frank Wolf.

Funeral from her late residence, 844 Reinhart street, on Saturday at 8.30 A. thence to St. Jerome's Church, where a Solemn High Mass will be offered for the repose of her soul at 9 A. M. Inter-ment in St.

Peter's Cemetery. 16e CEMETERIES. WOODLAWN CEMETERY. Take Woodlawn cars direct to gateu City Office, 401 TITLE BUILDING. CEMETERY LOTS FOR SALE.

A BALTTMORB'S NEWEST AND MOST MODERN CEMETERY. Take advantage of low opening prices and small monthly payments. Phone Hamilton 585 for auto. Office. Hamilton Bank Hamilton, Md.

TWO-GRAVE Lot, with use of one eide of large dress stone, in laurel Hill. Jjoudon Park. Ad-dress 14394. Sim office. FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

WM. COOK- heads the profession with the greatest values the world ever knew. AH-Motor Funerals, Automobile Hearse and two 7-p-ssenger Limousines (15 other details and 50 caskets for choice) for $75 And every bit of it GUARANTEED by William Cook personally. The prompt and perfect service. HOMEWOOD.

No. 2471 and No. 2475 H. SANDERS SONS, BROADWAY AND BALTIMORE ST. 1708-10 FLEET ST.

Phone Wolfe 1256- LOST AND FOUND. BOOK of Deposit No. 116052. with the Central savings ManK ot Baltimore, name ot lsaoena Ross. Finder will please return to the bank.

BUNCH OF KEYS on ring at Wyman Park and Oak st. Reward. 3924 Elm ave. CHARM LOST Knight Templar's Chaan. Reward it returned to W.

STEMBLEB. 524 N. Uayst. COAT lost, valuable papers. Reward if returned UHAKbia UUKCUKAJI, Hotel Armistice.

DOG Brown Wire-Haired Fox Terrier, wearing license No. 10063; answers to nanw of "Brownie." Reward if returned to 412 N. PULASKI ST. DOO Lost, black and white pointer; answers name "Joe." Reward. 2651 W.

North ave. or Walbrook 942. GLASSES Eyeglasses and case, in or near Brag-er's. Peaw return S06 N. Calvert St.

GOLD Bracelet One ruby, two sapphires. Reward it returned to THtH ST. OJiHJR.UE. Cathedral snd Uead streets. 1IAXDBA(5 Black leather, from auto standing in front 2310 Ashland 1 P.

M. Friday, or in front of B. O. Building. 1.30 P.

M. Contained auto accessory and advertising. Reward. Room 25, Camden Station. LIBERTY BOND Lost, 3 Liberty Bond Receipts with Eutaw Savings Bank.

Nos. 17519, 17521, 17522, in name of PETER VINCI. Finder please return to bank. MONOGRAM, diamond shaped, set with rliine- stones; letters li, v. JSl.

leeward. Hcmewood 3815. PIN Platinum Bar Pin, with Sapphire. Reward. itetum MISS J5L11.K.K, vs Koiand ave.

RABBIT HOUND, black and tan. with white oreast; taj zuah. serai reward. KiHo Kiggs avenue. SPECTACLES Eost, shett-riia spectacles, on or near Oay or Monument 8t car lines.

Phone Walbrook 466-J. UMBRELLA Ixst, brown silk umbrella, neighbor- ituuu 01 arroiiton ave. ana ijanyaie sc. xtewara. 73'? North Carrollton avenue.

PERSONALS. Calvert Upholstering Co. work done; baby carriages remod. butt cms recov. MusiaciHHi guiiraniewi ior quick return.

uau EXPERT Roofing, Guttering Spouting, Roof Repairing and Painting. Estimates cheerfully giYen. FIDELITY ROOFING 1324 W. Baltimore st. Phone Gilmor 2103.

HOUSE WIRED, $49.50. SIX ROOMS, HALLS AND BATH. FAYETTE ELEC. 1816 E. FAYETTE ST.

Phone Wolfe 4197-J. Drop Postal. CARPENTER AND CEMENT Work done by experienced mechanics. Write or call C. A.

SIELING. 6 Cole avenue. Phone Hamilton 9-W. RATS, MICE CAUGHT ALIVE. GEORGE SAPP, 209 EQUITABLE BUILDING.

ST. PAUL 7683. ROOF PAINTING. Stops all leaks; guarantepd 10 years. Terms.

Moderate charges. WATERTITB ASBESTOS ROOF-ING 4158 Belair rd. Ham. 519-3. WANT YOUR LEAKY ROOF REPAIRED? Call Gilmor 901.

For Quick Service. CLARK ASPHALT ROOFING PAINT 1048 West Baltimore street. EARN S25 WEEKLY Become a Stenographer in 30 days; day and night schools; individual instruction; positions guaranteed. No eitra charge should it take longer thnn 30 days. 30-DAY BUSINESS COLLEGE, 335 N.

Charles st. Mt. Vernon 2913. SHIRT HOSPITAL. We will rebuild your worn-out Silk or Linen Shirt equal to new at small charge.

830 East Baltimore street. Phone Calvert 2482. FACIAL HAIR, MOLES- Warts, PERMANENTLY removed. Electric Needle EXPERT. Has moved from 226 to 220 N.

Liberty Swedish Massage Bldg. Let Getz Paper Your Rooms. 115 S. Collington ave. Madison 1943-J.

PLAYER PIANOS TALKING MACHINES Repaired. For the best of service call HEUER KLOCK. 1307 E. Balto. st.

Wolfe 435. 1 WILL not be responsible for any debts contracted by any one but myself. HERMAN YEAGER. PAPERHANGING Rooms, $5.50 and up. Best Grade Oatmeal.

Rooms, $8.50. W. THOMP-SON. 1218 Ostend street. FOR SALE One 64-100 carat Diamond; flawless stone; S2S0.

Address 14207. Sun office. REPAIRING Talking Machines and Pianos. Phone Gilmor 3788-W. or Mt.

Vernon 6370. GAS RANGES REXJNED AND REPAIRED equal to new. Phone Gilmor 1950-W. HARDWOOD Floors laid, old fls. scraped, refln.

G. BARTZ. 2206 W. North ave. Mad.

8155. CARPENTER Jobbing, Roof Repairs. Painting; prompt, reasonable. Homewood 2605-W. HARDWOOD Floors laid, old floors reflnished.

R. D. Sheets. 939 Ashburton st. Walb.

2545nJ. SHIVERS' FINEST SHOE REPAIRING. SEE OUR AD FRIDAY. EASTON SCHOOL OP MUSIC. Learn to play in 25 lessons.

4134 Roland ave. Tux. 1837-J. TRANSLATIONS French and Italian properly translated into English. Phone St.

Paul 1460. OLDt Oil Paintings cleaned, retouched; pictures painted in water or oil colors. Ph. Wolfe 7617. CASH FOR YOUR DIAMONDS.

M. M. SUGAR. 223 N. LIBERTY ST.

ELECTRIC HOUSE WIRING SPEC. Gordon P. Clark. 237 McCuriey st. GiL 371-W.

FURNITURE REPAIRED. Homewood 5564-J. R. M. ALMOND BRO 3128 Greenmonnt ave.

SUITS TO ORDER S5 down, $1 week. STAR TAILORING 2108 E. Monument st. HARDWOOD Floors Laid: Old Floors Reflnished. J.

Eareckson. 814 N. Strieker. Mad. 4952-W.

PAINTING, inside and cut, at lowest price. BOONE, 856 W. Balto. st. Gilmor 973-W, OPERATORS on "Faultless" Since 1S81 Pajamas, Night Shirts, Athletic Underwear.

E. Rosenfeld 32-34 South Paca street. Canton Branch, Kenwood and O'Donnell streets. OPERATORS. IF YOtT ARE EXPERIENCED ON HOUSE DRESSES WE GUARANTEE YOU S3 A DAY AND STEADY WORK.

APPLY AT ONCE. READY FOR WORK. TO S. J. SILBERT.

113 HANOVER THIRD FLOOR. PAPER BOXES Exiierienced Girls on Covering Machines, 611 FORREST STREET. SALESLADIES (2) for Saturday, from 6 to 12 P. M. Apply 1721 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.

SALESLADY in Ylctrola Department; state full particulars, age, reference, salary in fixat letter. Address 13940. Sun. SALESLADY, experienced in confectionery store. 2006 N.

CHARLES ST. SALESWOMAN. THERE IS A WOMAN IN THIS CITY SELLING INSURANCE AND BOOKS OR TEACHING SCHOOL WHO DOES NOT KNOW HER REAL WORTH. EARNING $3,000 PER YEAR; IF SHE WILT. COME TO ME I WILL OFFER AND SHOW HER A LIFE POSITION AND DOUBLE HER INCOME; MUST BE OVER 25 YEARS OF AGE.

CALL BETWEEN 10 A. M. AND 5 P. ROOM 831 MUNSEY BLDG. ASK FOR MR.

COUGHL1N. STENOGRAPHER. High school graduate; experience desirable, but not essential; state age and qualifications. Address 13161. Sun office.

STENOGRAPHER. EXPERIENCED, ABLE TO MANAGE OFFICE; PERMANENT POSITION. STATE ALL PARTICULARS IX FIRST LET- TER; GIVE PHONE NUMBER- 14363. SUN. TELEPHONE OPERATING.

$13 50 per week while learning; regular increases thereafter; light, pleasant, congenial work; permanent positions, with opportunity for advancement. See MISS MULLIN. at Room 51. 6 light street, any week-day from 8.30 A. ML to 5.30 THB CHESAPEAKE POTOMAC TELEPHONE CO.

AVAITRESS, Experienced. $10 rer week. NATIONAL LUNCHROOM. 4710 Eastern avenue. WAITRESSES, experienced.

RECTOR'S RES-TAURANT. 208 W. Fayette fU WAITRESS Wanted Neat, white, experienced. A pply ready for work, 216 E. Baltimore st.

WOMAN, white: must be expert pie baker. Ap-ply 21 SOUTH HOWARD ST. WOMEN, MIDDLE-AGED (TWENTY). GOOD PAY. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY.

CALL AT 1101 S. HOWARD ST. WOMEN HOUSE TO HOUSE SOLICITORS wanted; commissions. 14201. Sun.

YOUNG LADIES who can do hand sewing; those living in North Baltimore preferred. Apply 1715 MADISON AVENUE. YOUNG LADY FOR STATEMENT AND LEDGER WORK. APPLY MARYLAND BISCUIT COMPANY, 522 S. CHARLES ST.

YOUNG LADY with ability to assist salesmanager: meat packing experience; must be a A Xxo. good opiwrtunity to right party. 13801. Sun. Bernheimer Bros.

Want WHITE WAITRESSES. Good Salary. Apply Superintendent's Office. EXPERIENCED SALESWOMEN For Wash Goods Department: permanent positions; good salaries. JULIUS GUTMAN Lexington st.

and Park ave. OPPORTUNITY FOR JEWELRY SALESWOMAN. We have an opening for an Experienced Saleswoman who is capable of taking charge of our Jewelry Department. It is a position of consequence, paying a good salary, and requires some executive ability. JULIUS GUTMAN Lexington St.

and Park Ave. QUICK. Accurate Stenographer and Typist; some clerical work; permanent position. Address 14760, Sun office. MALE SITUATIONS WANTED.

ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS. AUDITS. SYSTEMS INSTALLED. INCOME TAX RETURNS. BOOKKEEPER SERVICE.

TERMS REASONABLE, POSTOFFICE BOX 700. ACCOUNTANT. Bookkeeper. Office Manager, Credit Man, Sec. -Treasurer, long associated with corporation recently dissolved, seeks suitable po-si-tion; capable man; high-grade ref.

13732. Son. ACCOUNTANT Books kept, week or mo. system; investigations, audits, assist C. P.

A. Hwd. 6166. ASSISTANT Bookkeeper, accountancy student! experienced, desires position. 14216.

Sun. AUTOMOBILE Mechanic and Chauffeur. desires position with private family or motor company. 14209. Sun office.

BOOKKEEPER. Accountant, Office Manager: best references; salary reasonable. 14396. Sun. BOOKKEEPER thoroughly experienced, desires responsible position.

14373. Sun. BOOKKEEPER, gen. office experience, desires position with reliable concern. 14248.

Sun. BOOKKEEPER and Credit Manager, 24 years old, 5 years' experience, desires position. 13632. Sun, BOY (15) WANTS OFFICE POSITION. APPLY BERNHARDT WRIGHT.

DEL-PARR 5306 YORK ROAD. BOY (Colored) wishes position. Phone Madison WO.ia-J. QUI laiuens BREAD BAKER wants steady position. W.

GUTH. 703 North Monroe street. CARPENTER wants position, keeping up repairs or jobbing. Address 1902 McCULLOH ST. CHAUFFEUR, experienced, wishes to drive Pack- ard car or wick in or out oi uwn.

i ukjmxo WILLIAMSON. 1244 E. Monument st. CHAUFFEUR Colored, and mechanic. 11 years wishes position.

Has car can use as light deHverv. TAYLOR, 613 W. NORTH. CHAUFFEUR, white, married, no children, desires position with private family or truck. Ad dress 1345 txien st.

CHAUFFER (Finnish) desirt position; 5 years experience in driving; make Vn repairs; prefer Ford. Apply 19 Admiral Dundalk. Md. CHAUFFEUR, colored, 3T, wishes position, private or truck 12 years experience. Apply DOUGLAS FREEMAN, 902 Bolton ttreet.

CHAUFFEUR (colored) wishes position, private or truck; references. Address 13 urued Mm ave. CIVIL ENGINEER. 23, married, desires position 4 vears ccnsrruction experience, w. c.

WAK- REN. Wooilawn. Md. Woo wn 6-W. CIVIL Engineer desires j-dtion; gradnate of Western University.

15 years' experience; tirvt-class references. Address 14752. Sun. EDUCATED. Strong.

Settled Young Man (29) mechanically inclined desires position with future or helper in auto repair shop. 14742. Sun. tERDSMAN. single, wants to take charge of large, up-to-date dairy, were certified milk is produced: best of references; could start Sept.

1 or October 1. Address 14082. Sun office. MAN (Colored) wants place as Janitor. J.

HAWKINS. 1115 MORRIS ST. jTj a 2 ff sf af If Is Bcr fte 32. 32. gl Is SL Ia I I i I 1 a A.M.

76 72 83 8W I 12 Tt. Cloutly Noon 85 75 62 SYV 10 Tr. Cloudy sVjNL 73 71 93 SW 5 .89 Cloutly Normal temperature. 78 Maximum temperature. 89 Moan temperature.

80 Minimum temparaturc.71 Maximum velocity from the southwest. of the wind, 14 nulea an hour. Hourly Temperature. 5 A. A.

7 A. 8 A. 9 A. 1C A. $1 A.

T4 74 P. M. 88 75 76 77 71 73 73 73 P. P. P.

P. P. 75- 76 77 80 83 85 P. M. 8 P.

M. Weather By Telegraph. State of the weather at 8 P. M. and the highest temperature recorded during the day at the stations namfd below: Atlantic City.

80 New York, 78 Bcfton. cloudy 82 Oklahoma City. cl'y. 86 Buffalo, clear 82 Philadelphia, cloudy 82 Charleston, rain 88 Pittsburgh, clear 84 Chicago, 80 Portland, clear. 83 Cincinnati, clear 90 Raleigh, 83 Jtenver, rain 84 St.

Louis, clear 90 Galveston, clear 90 Salt Lake City, cl'dy 90 Jacksonville, cloudy. 88 San Francisco, clear. 64 IxmiHville, 92 Tampa, 8f! Memphis, cloudy 88 Washington, cloudy. 88 New Orleans, cloudy 90.