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THE SUN, BALTIMORE, MONDAY-. MORNING, JULY 18, 1921. PERSONALS. WANTS. PERSONALS.

The Sun Calendar JEU'eb MALE HELP WANTED. Continued from Preceding Column. CREW Manaeer. honse-to-honse work. Call Tuesday A.

M. VICTOR CHEM. 204 E. Rear. CREW-MANAGER, house-to-house: well known goods; a) week.

Phone Calvert 218-W. FEMALE HELP WANTED. SALESWOMEN, for all departments. Extra Saleswomen, every Saturday. MAYER'S.

1105-1115 Light st STENOGRAPHER. High school graduate; experience desirable, but not essential: sta age and qualihcauon Address 13161. Son office. STENOGRAPHER. EXPERIENCED.

ABLE TO MANAGE OFFICE: PERMANENT POSITION. STATE ALL PARTICULARS IN FIRST LKT- TER; GIVE PHONE NUMBER, 14363. SUN. STENOGRAPHER, first-class only; give age, reference and salary xpected; excellent opportunity for capable girl. Address 14702.

Sun. STENOGRAPHER to Assist in Law Office: state salary and experience. Address 14869. Sun. FEMALE HELP WANTED.

ARTISTS If you can draw and paint, earn money at home. State age; if employed. 13309, Sun. BOOKKEEPER CAPABLE YOUNG LADY, WITH MANUFACTURING EXPERIENCE; BRIGHT. ADDRESS 12465.

SUN. CANVASSERS Salarv ana commission; no goods to cirry. Appry 2206 Boston street CANVASSERS, competent; Dr. Blair Cucumber Cream, etc. A.

CONDON. 1520 W. Pratt st CASHIER WANTED Young Lady, as Assistant Cashier in Restaurant: hours. A. M.

to 7 P. M. Apply at once THOMPSON'S RESTAURANT. 230 East Baltimore street CASHIER. APPLY 637 W.

LEXINGTON ST. COLLAR OPERATORS TO PUT ON COLLARS, TO SEW ON LABELS, TO DO JOINING. Your Salary Guaranteed. EXTRA WEEKLY BONUS. NORTH BROS.

S. COR. BALTIMORE AND FREDERICK. DRf.SSMAKER wants experienced Embroidery Designer for coming season. Address 14599.

Sun. 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 you.

Best prices steady work. LIBERTY MFG. 205-219 E. Lombard St. Continued from Preceding Column.

Would You Do An Act Of Charity If so, enter your preserves at the coming FAIR, To Be Held At PROSPECT PARK, August 27-29-30-31. There will be many chances for you to win a prize. You can enter either fruit or vegetables. There Is NO Charge For Entering This Contest. The preserves, both fruit and vegetables, will be given to the Eudo-wood Hospital.

Communicate at once with our representative or make a personal call. BALTIMORE COUNTY FAIR AND AGRICULTURAL 640-A Equitable Bldg. St. Paul 1454. BUILD NOW.

PLANS FREE. Save money by our proposition. Before building your home, garage, shore, house or barns consult us for your lumber, miliwork and roofing. We will furnish same at lowest cost. Satisfaction guaranteed.

Deliveries anywhere. Estimates cheerfully given. THE CHESAPEAKE LUMBER Liberty 1256. Reisterstown road. BEFORE DECIDING ON YOUR ELECTRIC WIRING AND FIXTURES COMPLETE Get Our $99 Offer.

THOMAS ELECTRIC 3131 W. NORTH AVE. PH. WALB. 1591.

ROOFING. By onr Experts deserves the consideration of anyone that is skeptical. See us first. CHESAPEAKE ROOFING PIPE COVERING ST. PAUL 3070.

148-152 N. GAT ST. PUBLIC NOTICE. Help the blind to become progressive. Deal direct with the blind.

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

2627 Lehman st. Gilmor 3056-W. ROBERT A. BATTON. Manager.

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

2477. 1510 Mt. Royal are. BENJAMTN ESTABLISHED 1830. LIBERAL ADVANCER ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES.

SILVERWARE, HET-D FOR 12 MONTHS; 6THER ARTICLES 6 MONTHS. 413 E. FAYETTE Bet. Gay and HoIIlday. GRAY HAIR TINTED.

YOTTR 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 STVcialist.

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

Time payments can be arransed if so desired. 1417 WEST BALTIMORE ST. PHONE GILMOR 1722. FURS. FURS REMODFLED 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, 134 N. Eutaw st. Hemstitching, Tailoring, Dyeing. Cut-rate prices on Hemstitching, Plaiting, Buttons. Men and Women's Garments made, remodeled, djed and cleaned.

Peerless Tailoring Dye Wois, 204 N. Liberty st nr. Lex. Calvert 2419. PERMANENT WAVING Br, EXPERT HAIRDRESSERS.

$1 PER CURL. For appointment phone CALVERT 777. HYNER'S, 42 W. Lexington St. UPHOLSTERING.

a trial; satisfaction prices reas. Ph. Gil. 2302, or drop postal. BALTIMORE UPHOLSTERY 874 W.

Baltimore st. CARPENTER. Wages are lowest now. Material is cheaper. Get Estimates from others, then write or call on COLBTTRN 1415 Columbia ave.

NOTIFYING all concerns who have bills against the LU-CAR SIGN COMPANY that they are requested to render all hy July 23d, 1921, as firm is changing hands, Mr. L. B. Schmus taking full control. LU-CAR SIGN COMPANY.

WE UPHOLSTER AND REMODEL Your Furniture the proper way. Cabinet-maMsg a specialty. M. MARK, Phone Madison 3826-J. 1548 N.

Strieker st. Painting, Papering, Jobbing. Lt us estimate. Drop postal. FUGATE K.QOP.

1301 K. Rose et. 2.00 SKIRTS MADE $2.00 2.00 TO ORDER $2.00 M. BRIGHTSTEIN, 101 SOUTH EXETER STREET. BURNETT BAG BURLAP CO.

New and Second Burlap Sewed, Rolled. Strips and Sample Bags to order. CAMDEN BET. EUTAW AND PAOA. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.

FaHal Blemishes Permanently Removed. MISS PRICE. 519 N. Charles st. Mt.

V. 5643-J. 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. FACIAL HAIR, MOLES, Warts, PERMANENTLY removed. Electric Needle EXPERT. Has moved from 226 to 220 N.

Liberty Swedish Massage Bldg. DIAMONDS BOUGHT FOR CASH. RAYMOND HUGHES. 824 FIDELITY Lexington Charlea sta. BEDBUGS, ROACHES, FLEAS Instant Results.

GEO. SAPP. 209 Equitable Bldg. St. Paul 7683.

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

206 N. GAY ST. DRESS PLAITTNGS, HEMSTiTCHTNG. BUTTONS COVERED. SIMONS, 123 W.

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

Paca st. UPHOLSTERING. ZENTTZ 608 W. Saratoga. Mt.

V. 4289-W. WALLPAPER, 12c. a piece; Oilt, 16c. a niece; Window Shades, 59c.

each. THOMAS MES-SER 1015 W. Baltimore st. FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKER. MRS.

L. G. DAVIS. 726 E. NORTH AVE.

HOMEWOOD 2979-J. WILL not be responsible for any bill un'ess contracted for by myself personally. WILLIAM E. CARR, Box 544. Frederick.

Md. OLD Slag, Carey and Tar Roofs repaired by experts; graaranteed. Fulton -Roofing Shop, 310 S. Fulton ave. 208 N.

Gilmor st Gilmor 1409-J. BEE STING. RHEUMATISM AND NEURITIS REMEDY. 214 W. SARATOGA ST.

TALKING Machines Repaired. Call for and de-liver free. 2418 Callow ave. Mad. 619.

FOR SALE One 64-100 carat Diamond; flawless ston: $290. Address 14207, Sun office. REPAIRING Talking Machines and Pianos. Phone Gilmor 3788-W. or Mt.

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

G. BARTZ 2206 W. North ave. Mad. 8155.

CARPENTER Jobbing, Roof Repairs. Painting; prompt, reasonable. Homewood 260o-W. HARDWOOD Floors laid, old floors refinished. R.

D. Sheets. 939 Ashburton st. Walb. 2545I.

SHIVERS' FINEST SHOE REPAIRING: SEE OUR AD FRIDAY. EASTON SCHOOL OF MUSIC. Learn to play in lessons 4134 Roland ave. Tux. 1837-J.

TRANSLATIONS French and Italian pro)erly translated into English. Phone St. Paul 1460 OLD Oil Painting3 retouched: pictures painted in water or oil ciors. Ph. Wolfe 7617 CASH FOR YOUR DIAMONDS! M.

M. SUGAR. 222 N. LIBERTY ST. ELECTRIC HOUSE WIRING SPEC; Fixtures.

Gordon D. Clark. 237 McCurley st. Gil. 371-W.

PAINTING, inside and cut, at lowest pric. BOONE. 856 W. Balto. st.

Gilmor S72-W. Continued from Preceding Column. SPOT CASH. We will pay spot cash or take your piano in exchange for a Grafonola. Jrut drop us a postal or phone.

MT. VERNON 2368 ROSEXSTEIN PIANO 402 N. Howard St. WANTED. WE -WILL BUY ALT, KINDS HIGH-GRADE USED FURNITURE AND ANTIQUES.

CASS PAID AND GOODS REMOVED AT YOUR CONVENIENCE. JAMES L. McGRAW, 841-843 N. Howard St. MT.

VERNON 1614. OPEN EVENINGS. FURNITURE. J40DERN 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 Househo'd Effects. Prompt attention. Good Prices. Large and small lots. CALL J.

BARRON, 519 N. Howard St. Mt. Vernon 311. CASH IMMEDIATEIY 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. PT.AYER-PTANO OR VI 'TROLA. PHONE MT. VERNON 3988-M989 OB WRITE AND OUR REPRESENTATIVE wnx 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, f37 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, I 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 BIG PRICE FOR CLOTHES, Shoes, Furniture and Household Effects.

STICKMAN. 836 W. Saratoga st. Gilmor 3978. WANTED TO BUY Hot-Water Heating Boiler suitable for large cottage.

PARAGON ENGI-XEKR8. 233 E. Hamburg st WANTED A small concrete mixer and a email stone crusher. THE H. S.

THOMAS 5Q5 W. Redwood st. ADVANCED Prices paid for DIAMONDS and JEWELRY. LEVINSON. 824 E.

Baltimore st. FURNITURE, carpets, old clothes and store fixtures bought. J. Banks. 237 Harrison st Cal.

2084. FURNITURE AND CARPETS. 1704 AJiceanna st. near Broadway. Wolfe 921-J.

FURNITURE Wanted, Furniture. 1324 Penn-sylvania ave. Madison 33S6-W. WE pay high prices for Old Furniture. I.

ROFSKY. 809 Greenmount ave. Mt Ver. 3913-J. DRY GOODS.

Stock and Store Fixtures; spot cash. M. GOLDSMITH, 303 N. Broadway. Wolfe 7483.

WILL PAY high prices for Old Clothing, Shoes, etc. KOHN. 2324 McCulloh st. Mad. 6347.

HOUSEHOLD HELP. COOK (White) for cooking and 1st -floor work; family of 2. Apply 803 PARK AVE. Phone Mt. Vernon 241 COOK Competent colored cook.

MRS. E. MORSE, 2 Merrymount road, Roland Park. Toy eel 1751. GIRL, neat (White or Colored).

General House- worK; good pay. 1705 Baltimore su GIRL to mind children and assist with housework, in suburbs. Address 14738. Sun office. GIRL for first-class Cooking and Light Housework; must have references.

Madison 3238. GIRL for general house -work; no laundry. Apply Ia ke View ave. HOUSEKEEPER to take care of 2 small children. Archie Eyler.

Middleburg. Carroll county, Md. HOUSEKEEPER, widow with baby preferred; nice home congenia.1 surroundings. 14606. Sun.

NURSE Glrf White, aged 14 or 15 years to care for baby. Wolfe 4884, or call 2401 E. Oliver street. NURSE Experienced, rract-al nurse for elderly lady; reference. 22 03 EUTAW PLACE.

NURSE COMPETENT WHITE WOMAN AS NURSE FOR CHILD. 14478. SUN. WOMAN Middle-aged, settled, for housework and help attend store: good home for right party. Call 937 RIDGELY STREET.

WOMAN for cooKing and housework. No laundry work; small family. 3547 NEW LAND Guilford. Phone, Homewood 3798-J. WOMAN Middle-aged, colored, for Housework.

Call at once, 1950 W. Lanvale st WOMAN, white, who speak9 German and English. for General Housework. Apply 113 Hopkins PL WOMAN, white, to do General Housework. Ap-ply 2706 Edmondson ave.

YOUNG WOMAN WANTED (CATHOLIC) AS HOUSEKEEPER: ONE WHO DOES NOT OB-JECT TO CHILDREN. Address 14868, 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. WANTED By Naval Officer's wife, with 2 children. White Woman or Girt (Protestant), willing to go away to care for children permanent position to right person; must have references. Ad-dress 14848, Sun office.

WANTED colored woman to cook and take care of 1st floor. Apply 1216 Cathedral st. FEMALE SITUATIO NS WANTED. DESIGNER Patternmaker, Children's Dresses. wants position, high-grade sellers.

X4aao sun. GIRL, experienced (Colored), desires position aa waitress or unamoermaia puouo or private. Madison 628 Pitcher st GIRL, colored, wants day's work of any kind. 1223 N. Gilmor st.

GIRL wishes position as Nurse or Cha mbermaid. Phone Mt Vernon 287-W. CTRL (colored) wants position maid or general nouseworK. 735 W. MUHI HI.

GIRL, WHITE. WISHES DAY'S WORK. Ad- dress 14378, Sun office. HOUSEKEEPER, experienced; widow. 1 child, de- sires position; no objection to country.

14341. Sun. HOUSEMAID In private family; suburban pto- i erred. iaa3 Juuuinn st. LADY wants position as Cashier at night Phone Madison 773.

LAUNDRESS. FIRST-CLASS, WISHES WORK AT HOME. 1603 RIGGS AVE. LAUNDRESS wishes work at home; good reference. Ill8 Bolton st.

LAUNDRESS, first-class, wants work, home or out 1226 N. Strieker st LAUNDRESS, first-class, wants washing at hornet. 1826 McCULLOH ST. LAUNDRESS, first-class, wishes work at home. 1814 Division st.

MATERNITY NURSE; OPEN FOR ENGAGE-MENTS. ADDRESS 14488, SUN OFFICE. STENOGRAPHER, beginner, wishes position where business experience may be gained. MISS KATH-ERINE FINKNER, Relay, Mi STENOGRAPHER Beginner, with good hand-writing. wishes position.

Apply 1528 E. Clement WOMAN, reliable (Colored), from Virginia, wishes situation as Child's Nurse or X-ight Housework and Cooking. Apply to 3916 Clover Hill near 39th and Charles sts. No postal cards. WOMAN Reliable, colored, wishes country work, with son 19.

who can drive car or work place. 1025 DRUID HILL AVE. WOMAN, resneetable. colored, wishes laundry work out. 1808 DIVISION.

WOMAN, with 6-year-old child, wishes position as housekeeper. Apply 705 N. MOUNT ST. WOMAN wants Laundry Work to do at home. 1423 Winchester st.

WOMEN, two. colored, wish day's work. 1209 Park avenue. 1 WOMAN, colored, wishes day work, city or country. 605 N.

Bond st. WOMAN wants laundry work at home or day's work out 1820 Division st YOUNG WHITE GIRL wants position as Waitress in Tearoom. Address 14701. Sun office. Al Stenographer Secretary; best of references; available at once.

Homewood 2794-W. BY DRESSMAKER, very experienced; a few engagements to sew in familites; best city ref. 14338. Sun. COLORED GIRL wants place as Cook and flrst-floor work.

221 N. Arlington ave. COLORED Girl wants general housework. 807 W. Franklin st.

COLORED GIRL wishes place as chambermaid or nurse. 523 W. Biddle gt COLOR F3D Woman wishes small wash at home. 530 Dolphin st. COMPETENT Stenog.

secretarial exp. legal or insurance work preferred perm. 14199. Sun. EXPERIENCED Young Wonan wants position cooking and housework.

1207 Argyle are. EXPERIENCED Laundress wants work at home. 1430 McCulloh st. MIDDLE-AGED Lady wants position as Practical Nursing and Companion. 14635.

Sun. RELIABLE Co'o-ed Woman wants position by day or week. Call Madison 4579-W. SETTLED WHITE WOMAN, experienced, with girl of school age, as Cook and some Housework, or Housekeeper; best references. Apply 4l8 East Eager street.

WHITE WOMAN WANTS POSITION AS COOK. SOS W. LEXINGTON ST. WIDOW wants pos. as housekeeper city or coun- try; no blate particulars.

14761. Sua, Odd Pieces Furniture. Complete Suites Furniture, Office Furniture. That's What We Make To Order. In fact, anything in the line of wood construction.

Woodworkers, 3233 O'DOXNELL ST. WOLF 4722. HOUSE WIRING, WITH FIXTURES COMPLETE, EASY WEEKLY PAYMENTS. NOTHING PEE WEEK. Phone, write or call Safety Electric Service 423 W.

Franklin at. Mt. Vernon 549. MATTRESSES, BOX SPRINGS FUMIGATED. RENOVATED LDXE NEW.

$4. ALL NEW COTTON SI ATTR ESSES, $5. HAND-MADE BOX SPRINGS, $25. SANITARY MATTRESS 844 N. HOWARD ST.

MT. VERNON 935. Calvert. Upholstering Co. TTpholsfcering.

repairing, refinishing, caning, reed work done; baby carriages remod. buttons satisfaction guaranteed for quick return. Call Wolfe 7424-W. 501 N. Gay st.

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

FAYETTE ST. Phone Wolfe 4197-J. Drop Postal. CARPENTER AND CEMENT Wo done by experienced mechanics. Write or call C.

A. SIELING. 6 Cole avenue. Phone Hamilton 9-W. WHAT kind of scenarios will sell? This and other "inside" information on current needs appears regularly in "Screen Writers' Guild's official organ.

Send 10c. for sample copy to Photodramat-ist. 793. I. W.

Hellman Los Angeles, RATS, MICE CAUGHT ALIVE. GEORGE SAPP, 209 EOUITABLE BUILDING. ST. PAUL 7683. ROOF PAINTING.

Stops all leaks; sniarsnteed 10 years. Terms. Mod-era te. charges. WATERTITE ASBESTOS ROOF-ING 4158 Belair rd.

Ham. 519-J. WANT YOUR LEAKY ROOF REPAIRED? Call Gilmor 901. For Quick Service. CLARK ASPHALT ROOFING PAINT 1048 West Baltimore street.

EARN $25 WEEKLY Become a Stenographer in 30 days; day and night schools; individual instruction; positions guaranteed. No. extra charge should it take longer than 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 amall charge.

830 East Baltimore street. Phone Calvert 2482. HATTIE WATKINS, having left my bed and board, I shall not be responsible for any debts contrwted by her. WILLIAM WATKINS. 1203 Argyl? avenue.

PAPERHANGING. Work trnaranteed. No delay. GEO. M.

HARDY. 1404 W. Lombard st. Gilmor 3170-J. WINDOW Shades, Awnings.

Draperies and Slipcovers for autos made to order; $7 for Slipcovers for Ford Sedan and Touring Cars. A. HOFFMAN 526 W. Lex. Ph.

St. P. 2909. ORTHOPEDIC SPECIALISTS. Shoes made to order for deformed feet, fallen arches and cork shoes for short limbs.

J. J. ENIS, 653 W. Baltimoe st. PROTECT YOUR LOVED ON ES Largest insurance company w'll save you money by its -lower rates.

Drop postal. INSURANCE SERVICE BUREAU, P. O. Box 204. FIDELITY ROOFING 1324 W.

Baltimore st. Phone Gilmor 2103. FURNITURE MADE TO ORDER. WOODWORKERS. 3233 O'Donnell st.

Wolfe 4722. PLAYER PIANOS TALKING MACHINES Renaired. For the best of service call HEUER KLOCK. 1307 E. Balto.

st. Wolfe 485. SHEET METAL Work in all its branches. Wm. E.

Cotton 1523-5-7 Lamont ave. Phone Mt. Vernon 2213-2906. CARPENTER JOBBING, store fronts, alterations of all kinds. Price reasonable.

109 N. Carroll-ton ave. Phone Gilmor 4091-W Let Getz Paper Your Rooms. 115 S. Collin gt on ave.

Madison 1943-J. I WILL not be responsible for any debts contracted by any one but myself. HERMAN EAGER. PAPERHANGING Rooms, S5 50 and up. Best Grade Oatmeal.

Rooms, $8-50. W. THOMP-SON. 1218 Ostend street. 3,000 PAIRS PANTS.

$1.25 CP. SCHONFELD'S. 674 BALTIMORE ST. IF YOU need a Carpenter let me estimate: prompt personal attention. HOWARD M.

TAYLOR, 1829 W. Lanvale st. Madison 6638-W. PAPERHANGING. Upholstering and Repair Work; reasonable prices.

RENE MENNEN, 31Q2 Kate ave. Liberty 1570-J. FURNITURE REPAIRED. Homewood 5564-J. R.

M. ALMOND 3128 Greenmount are. SUITS TO ORDER $5 down. $1 week. STAR TAILORING 2108 E.

Monument Bt. HARDWOOD Floors Laid; Old Floors Refinished. J. Eareckson. 814 N.

Strieker. Mad. 4952-W. FRENCH-AMERICA MASSAGE PARLOR Honrs 9 A. M.

to 9 P. M. 131 W. Mt: Royal ay. MASSAGE FOR GENERAL DEBILITY.

314 PACA ST. MT VERNON 5029-J. CONTRACTOR and Builder. Jobbing a specialty. Ford Sons, 441 N.

Milto.n ave. Wolfe 5B36-W. ROBT. SUTER STILL MAKES TRUMPETER BRAND COUGH DROPS. 624 ENSOR ST.

FLOORS of fine hardwood, old floors scraped and renmsiieo. Liberty PAPERHANGING and Painting. 3. R. BUTLER.

1610 N. Calvert Mt. Vernon 911. PAPERHANGING $5.00 room and up. B.

E. RIDGELY. 724 N. Carey et Madison 4009-W. YOUNG MAN wants to leam driving auto6, pri-vate party; state terms.

Address 14357, Sun. 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. WANTS. 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 Carpet. 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 small lots bought. Will call anywhere. Phone Calvert 1848-J or drop postal. Prompt attention will be given. MR.

SMITH, 114 Pearl st. 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 8439.

SEND TO 223 W. FAYETTE ST. WE Will Buy all kinds furniture and household goods; high prices paid. Telephone Gilmor 2392 or send postal K. H.

FURNITURE 874 W. Baltimore st. SPOT CASH FOR STOCKS, STORE FIXTURES 4r OFFICE FURN. NO LOT TOO LARGE OR SMALL. PH.

6T. P. 7509. J. SIRKIS.

7 N. HARRISON ST. CASH FOR FURNITURE. PIANOS. ETC STEPHEN HENNTNGS, 1101 MADISON AVENUE.

MT. VERNON 1693- HIGH PRICES PAID. 800 FEATHER BEDS at once: also Mahogany or Modern Furnttnr: CITy OR COUNTRY. Telephone South 514-J. ALASKA FEATHER 511 S.

Fremont ave. OLD AUTOS and AUTO TIRES, Furniture, Bottles, Magazines and Old Rugs, Fui-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, chairs, folding leaf desk, tables, high post or French beds, feather beds. Send postal.

109 8. Spring. Wolfe 2687. ENGINE Lathe Shaper and Milling Machine: state make condition and price. Address BOX 14681.

Sun. DIAMONDS, GOLD SILVER. GLENN, 503 N. Eutaw st Mt. V.

3255-J. SPOT CASH FOR USED UPRIGHT PIANOS AND PLAYER-PIANOS. NIMMO. 609 N. EUTAW ST.

IF YOU are looking for a Hih Price for your Furniture and Carpets, call me first Gilmor 37151. L. SEIKO. 858 W. Balto.

Bt WE NEED FURNITURE High prices paid. Phone Mt. Vernon 6946-W. or write MB. LAHN.

912 Madison ave. WANTED Dry Goods. Grocerie. General Merchandise, Piano. Furniture.

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

WE PAY Snot Cash Prices for Upright Pianos, Vir! oias, Furniture of all kinds. mOR-RIS. 819 ave. Mt. Ver.

2960. TENOR BANJO; Wyman or Orpheum preferred: must be in first-class condition; state price. 14485. Sun office. Clothes Hiarh Prices Paid.

Pond. Uniforms. 608 W. Saratoga. Mt V.

4289-W. HIGH Cash Prices for VICTROLAS and RECORDS. 2418 Callow ave. Madison 619. WANTED Fm pty Type Cabinet.

Leads. Proof Press. Address 14740, Sup. ALL KINDS of Furniture bought. MR.

BERNARD. 525 N. Howard st ilr. Vernon 5374. Today's Almanac For Baltimore.

Sunrise 4.53 A.M. I Moon rises. ..6.23 P.M. gun seti 7.29 P.M. I Moon seta.

...3.52 A.M. High .5.42 A.M., 6.34 P.M. PHASES OP THE MOON FOR JULY. Now mour. 5th I Pull moon 10th 1'irst quarter 11th Last quarter 27th The Weather.

Forecast for Maryland and District of Columbia Fair today and tomorrow warmer. General Conditions. Pressure is high and rising over the "Western Atlantic Ocean and the Eastern and Southeastern States and it is relatively low In Far West districts. This pressure distribution is attended by warm weather in the Great Central Valleys and the Plain States and by normal temperatures in other regions. It has also been accompanied by local thunder showers in the South Atlantic and East Gulf States, the extreme Upper Mississippi Valley, the Dakotas, Western Nebraska and the Central Rocky Mountain Region.

In all other parts of the country, the weather remains fair. The outlook is for scattered showers in the South Atlantic and East Gulf States and the Upper Lake Regions and fair weather elsewhere east of the Mississippi today and tomorrow. The temperature win rise today in the Upper Ohio Valley and the Lower Lake Region and tomorrow in the Middle Atlantic and New England States. High temperatures today will be followed by slightly lower temperature tomorrow in the Upper Mississippi Valley and the Upper Lake Region. Winds off the Atlantic Coast North of Sandy Hook, moderate south and southwest Sandy Hook to Hatteras, moderate south Hatteras to Florida Straits, moderate southeast and south.

IVnltlmore Weather Report. United State Weather Bureau. Observer's Office, Baltimore Custom House, July 17. i a C3 2. v.

3 S-8 sr 3 a. 8 A.M. Nnon 8 p.m. 78 80 68 I 61 riO 50 sw SE 5 10 6 .00 .00 .00 Clear Clear Clear Normal temperature. 70 Mean tf-mierature.

..77 Maximum temperature.Sfl Minimum temperature. B9 Maximum velocity of the wind, 12 miles an hour, from the southeast, Hourly Temperature. A. a. sr.

A. A. 71 1 P. 51. 84 80 86 86 84 8.1 82 80 7A 78 70 81 83 2 P.

51. 3 P. 51. 4 P. M.

6 P. 51. 6 P. 51. 7 P.

51. 8 P. 51. 8 ft A. 10 A.

51... A. 51... Wenther Ily Telegraph. State of the weather at 8 P.

51. and the highest temirature recorded during the day at the stations nunird below: Atlantic City, clear. 78 New Orleans cloudy 95 Boston, cloudy 84 New York, 82 Buffalo, cloudy 86 Oklahoma City, clear 93 'harlpston. 86 Philadelphia, cloudy 84 Chicago, clear J)6 Pittsburgh, clear 8H Cincinnati, clear 02 Portland, cl'dy 78 cloudy 80 Raleigh; 84 Galveston, clear 8S St. Louis, clear 06 Hattcnia, clear 78 Salt Lake City, cl'dy 90 Jacksonville, 84 Francisco, cl'dy 56 IxniLsville, clear 0(1 cloudy 80 lleuiiihib, clear 04 86 5Btetr ANTIION.

On July 17, 1921, at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Edward Spath, Cold Spring lane, WILLIAM husband of the late Mary Anthon. Fredericksburg (Va.) Papers please copy. Funeral from the above residence Tuesday, July 19.

1921, at 3 P. M. Interment' in St. Mary's Cemetery, Hamp-den. 20e COCKRELL.

On July 15, 1921, GLADYS aged 20 years 3 months 9 days, at the home of her father, Charles Cockrell, near Jessups, Md. Funeral services from Trinity Church, Washington Boulevard, Monday, July 18. at 3 P. M. Interment at Dorsey Cemetery.

Will meet trains leaving Camden Station at 1 o'clock, Baltimore and Ohio- Railroad. 18 COLLLSON. On July 17. 1921, ALICE the beloved daughter of the late William and Elizabeth R. Collison.

Funeral will take place from the residence of her cousin, Thomas B. Som-mers, 2408 Harlem avenue, Tuesday at 2 P. 51. Interment in Greenmount Cemetery. BARNEY.

On July 16. 1921, EVA WIL-IIELMINA, aged 5 months and 24 days, beloved infant of Charles F. and Dorothea Darney (nee Diller). Funeral from the residence of her parents, 7 Harris avenue, Gardenville. Monday, July 18.

at 2 P. M. Interment in Holy Redeemer Cemetery. 18e ElSENBRANDT. On July 17, 1921, JEANETTB CHRISTINE, aged 83 vears, beloved wife of the late Henry Raphael Eisenbrandt.

18e notice of funeral will given. frETSCH. On July 16, 1921, at 6 P. MARY REGINA, the 8-months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Edgar I. Fetsch (nee Fallon), of 2256 Cecil avenue, was buried on Sunday, July 17, at 4 P. M. Interment was in Bonnie Brae Cemetery. 18e FINNAGAN.

On Jury 15, 1921. JULIA FINNAGAN (nee Halfpenny), beloved wife of John Flnnagan. R. I. P.

iteiaiives anu ineuus i me luuiuy are invited to attend the funeral from her late residence, 822 Somerset street, Monday. July 18. at 8 A. thence to St. John's Church, where a Requiem High Mass will be offered for the Te-pose of her soul at 9 A.

M. Interment in New Cathedral Cemetery 18 GAHAN. On April 20, 1921, WILLIAM JOSEPH GAHAN. 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.

lSe GALLAGHER On July 17, 1921. at his residence, Gilman Apartments, No. 2, Calvert at Thirty-first street, REV. GEORGE W. GALLAGHER, father of George Emma Belle and Katharine Jauue Gallagher.

Interment at Bay Shore, Long Island. New York. 18e GUNTZ. On July 15, 1921, KATE beloved wife of John V. Guntz and daughter of the late Capt.

Charles W. and Elizabeth Harvey, formerly of Ellicotr City, Md. 18e Funeral will take place from the residence of her niece. Mrs. A.

G. Belt, Harlem lane, Catonsville. Monday at 3.30 P. M. Interment in Western Cemetery.

HAXNVOnJtily 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 IS, at 3 P. M. Interment (private) in Loudon Park Cemetery. 18e fiANSELMANN.

Suddenly, on July" 14, 10:21, LOUIS aged 65 years, the beloved husband of Marie M. Hanselmann. The funeral will take place from his late residence, 1800 East Lafayette avenue, Monday at 11 A. M. Interment in DrnM Ridge Cemetery.

HAYS. On the evening of July 15, 1921, at his residence, 3022 Presstman street, SAMUEL, aged 53 years, beloved husband of Clara Harvey Hays. Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services at the above residence on Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment in Wood-lawn Cemetery. lSe Kill ETER.

Suddenly, on July 17, 1921. ANNIK S. KRIETER, widow of Joseph F. Krieter. Funeral from her late home, 1405 Korth Washington street, due notice of which will be given.

18e LANE. On July 16. 1921, HARRY aged 6 months, beloved son of Harry W. and Margaret H. Lane.

Funeral, from his parents' residence 1313 North Patterson Park avenue, Mon day at 11 A. M. Interment in Cathedral Cemetery. 13 KATZEXBERGER. On July 14, 1921.

at her residence, 2216 Roslyn avenue, MARY A beloved wife of the late John II. Katzenberger. Requiem High Mass at St. Cecelia's Church, Hilton and Windsor avenues, Monday, July 18. at 10 A.

AL Interment private. 18 LANG. Suddenly, on Sunday, July 17, 1921, WALTER CROMWELL, aged 11 years, eon of Walter B. and Fannie E. Lang.

Funeral from his late residence. Glen Alpine, Catonsville, Tuesday, July 39, at 11 o'clock. Interment (private) in Loudon Park Cemetery. 19e LINZEY. Sacrificed his life in Prance on October 15, 1918.

while with Company 110th Machine Gun Company. W. MEL-VI at the ae of 21 years, beloved son of William and Agnes Linzey (nee Angel). Funeral will take, place from the residence of his parents, 5009 Glenwood avenue, near Hamilton avenue, Raspe-burg, on Monday. July 18, at 2.30 P.

M. Interment in Baltimore Cemetery. 18e LOWJIAX. On July 17, 1921, DOLORES beloved child of Ira and Mary (nee Healy). Funeral from the residence of her parents, 132 South Gilmor street.

Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. 18e MADIGAN. On July 16, 1921, MARGARET youngest daughter of Ella V. Madigan (nee Egan) and the lare Frank X. Madigan.

Funeral from her late residence, 3443 Jenkins avenue, Belair road, Wednesday at 8.15 o'clock. Requiem Mass at St. Paul's Church at 9 o'clock. Inter-ment in Holy Cross Cemetery. 20e PHILLIPS.

Suddenly, on July 16. 1921. at the age of 14 years, THOMAS, youngest and beloved son of Hanson S. and Erisie Phillips (nee Griffin). Funeral from his 'parents' residence, 2902 Orleans street, on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Interment in Baltimore Cemetery. 19e PKUITT. On July 16, 1921, HERBERT ARTHUR, beloved son of Herbert A. and Margaret M. Pruitt (nee Griffith).

Worcester and Somerset counties (Md.) papers please copy. Funeral services at his parents' residence, 904 North Payson street, Monday at 4 P. M. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. 18e REAMER.

On July 17, 1921, FRANK aged 68 years, beloved husband of Eleanor Reamer. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at his late residence. 2543 Pennsylvania avenue, Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Inter-metit private. L19e SCALLY.

On July 15, 1921. PATRICK, beloved husband of the late Annie J. Scally (nee Cummings). Funeral will take place from his late residence, 718 Bartlett avenue, on Mon-dav 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! 18 SOLOMON. On July 17, 1921. at her residence, 2526 Mosher street, ROSE, widow of Charles Solomon. Funeral from Charles F. Evans Son's funeral parlors, 118 West Mount Royal avenue, Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.

Interment (private in Hebrew Friendship Cemetery. 9L TULL; On July 16, 1921, WINFIELD SCOTT, beloved husband of Elizabeth S. Tull. Funeral from his late residence, 232 nn TnpsHav at. 2 P.

M. Interment in Cedar Hill Ceme- tery. 19 WILD. On July 15. 1921.

CATHERINE beloved wife of Augustus V. Wild. Piinorol from her late residence. 110 Addison street, on Monday; July 18, at 2 P. M.

Interment in Western Ceme-tery. 18e CEMETERIES. WOODLAWN CEMETERY. Take Woodlawn car? direct to gRte. City Office, 401 BUl.Ul.Ntj.

CEMETERY LOTS FOR SALE. TWO-GRAVE Lot, with use of one side of large dress stone, in Laurel Hill. Loudon Park. 14394. Sun office.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS. heads the profession with the greatest values the' world ever knew. All-Motor Fnnprals. Automobile Hearse and two 7-passenger (15 other details and casKets ior mince lor And every bit of it GUARANTEED by William Cook personally. The prompt and perfect service.

HOMEWOOD. No. 2474 and No. 2475. FLORISTS.

"SAY IT WITH FLOWERS." PHONE MT. VERNON 17S1. A Beautiful Spray of Gladiolus or Asters, Mail Orders Promptly Shipped by Train, Boat or Express. WM. F.

KEYS, 1731 Harford pear North ave. IN M'EMORIAM. CINQUEGRINA. In loving remembrance of JOHN, who was drowned in the Severn river one year ago today, July IS, 1921. Oft we wander to the graveyard, Flowers to strew with tender care On the grave of our darling son, Darkness finds him resting there.

Thou are gone, son, but not forgotten In this great world of strife, Thou shalt always be remembered As long as God gives us life. BY HIS MOTHER, FATHER, SISTER AND BROTHERS, 18 117 West Camden Baltimore. Md. MILLER. In sad but loving remembrance of my dear husband, BERNHARD C.

MILLER, who departed this life one year ago today, July 18, 1921. I mourn for you, dear husband, But not with an outward show; For the hearts that mourn sincerely, Mourn silently and low. Oft from my heart comes a bitter cry, Why, oh why, did my dear husband die? Then comes the answer so solemn and deep. Take courage, I'm only asleep. BY HIS LOVING WIFE, MINNIE B.

MILLER. lSe LOST AND FOUND. BOOK of Deposit No. 116052. with the Central Savings Bank of Baltimore, in name of Isabella Ross.

Finder will please return to the bank. BOOK Lost National Bank of Baltimore Savings Book: name Mollie B. Slielton. No. 12967.

BOOK Lost National Bank of Baltimore Savings Book; name Joseph Hampson of No. 5067. BOOK Lost National Bank of Baltimore Savings Book; name Otto Kemper, No. 10781. BOOK Lost National Bank of Baltimore Savings Book; name Terry Takellarides, No.

13198. COAT Lost in bathhouse at Bay Shore Park; Mohair coat, black, with pin stripe. $5 reward if returned to 204 JS. Charles st. No questions asked.

DRAGON PIN, set in pearls and 1 diamond, lost in the neighborhood of St. Paul and 26th streets. Reward if returned to ti E. 26th st FOB Lost, Tuesday. Engraved J.

B- vrd. 705 S. East avenue. BAG Black velvet Handbag containing valuable Glasses, St, Panl st. car Saturday noon.

Please call Wolfe 2635-W. Reward. GOLD BARPIN Crop, horseshoe in center. Ke-ward. PHELPS.

1737 Park ave. PIN Platinum Bar Pin. with Sapphire. Reward. Return MISS KERR, 28 Roland ave.

POODLE Female. Reward. Home. 1370. 2023 N.

Charles. RING Lost, large Amethyst Ring, antique setting; liberal reward if returned to 213 Chaun-cey road. TIRE Tire on Ford rim, lost bet. Towson and Cockeysville Sat. night.

Reward. Harlem l'enna. Towson. LOST Card caw with sum of money from Canin Knlabird to Guilford ave. Reward if returned.

Mrs. Edwin B. Foxwell. 3120 Guilford ave. LOST at Emory Grove Camp, Gold-mounted Pin; reward.

Return to 7 E. LAFAYETTE AVE. Mt. Vernon 3568. LOST in vicinity of 2700 Block North Calvert lady's brown silk handbag, containing considerable money, automobile operator's license card with address of owner and other trinkets.

Liberal reward if returned to MRS. JACOB HUGHES, 2714 N. Calvert st Telephone Homewood SS5. LOST Pocketbook containing $48. diamond ring, 2 baby rings wrist watch; reward.

14465. Sua. 2 DOGS LOST, both black and white Pointers, with black and white faces. MAJOR HUME, Camp Meade Hospital. PERSONALS.

"ELITE" SAGE. SULPHUR AND TAR COMPOUND cures dog mange, eczema, stops falling hair in 3 days; all leading druggists. HIGH-GRADE Typewriters rented bv Roval Typewriter Inc. Quick service. Telephone St.

Paul 7033 for special rates. 116 W. Favette st. BUILD your garage with concrete blocks: cheaper than bricks or tin. Call Walbrook 2275-W.

or Mt. Vernon 5136. ROOMS PAPERED, $6 UP. R. SIMMONS, 403 N.

Pulaski st. Gilmor 2756-J. Swedish Massage Parlor. St. Paul 4620.

220 X. Liberty. Students taught. DESIGNER. "ESIGNETt AND PATTERNMAKER ON BOTS' SUITS.

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO CONNECT WITH LARGE. PROGRESSIVE HOUSE. LOCATED IN PHILADELPHIA. GIVE REFERENCE. XPEJUjNC AND FULL PARTICULARS.

ADDRESS 13974. SUN OFFICE. DRAFTSMAN To also assist with ele rical functions of plannlnc Dept. with large, progressive industrial organization; state age, salary expected and experienoa ia concisa detail. Address 14594.

Sun ofaoa. DRAFTSMAN. Experienced detailer and stock biHer ea interior trim, store fixture work experienew preferred; capable young man. willing to o-k hard, will find this to be an exceptional opportunitsr. Apply by letter only, giving complete detail of former connections.

Address MR. W. T. HORMES. M.

L. HIMMEL SON, lOT I RKPEKICK ST. DRUGGIST, rt-g-stered- references. GENERAL DRUG 4712 Eastern aves ELECTROTYPER. Experienced blocker or bright youth to bun; excellent opportunity.

Apply 31o S. Sharp st. FIREMAN, third-grade license. Apply WHITE'S BAKERY. 418 Hanover st.

HOUSE-TO-HOUSE SALESMAN: S30 a week. HANOVER SPEC 210 E. Lexington st. JANITOR. Whit man.

fairly experienced and folly abto to make general repairs; no other need apply; and details. Address 14999. Sun. LUMBER MILLWORK ESTIMATOR OR DETAILER PLAN DEPARTMENT MAN For Position in Maryland. State experience and all details in first letter.

ADDRESS 13970, SUN. MAN WANTETV-Self -respecting man who is ambitious and anxious to improve his position and at the same time increase his income. We re-auire an intelligent and indostrioas man of forceful personality. Apply 623 Munsey Bldg. Ask for MR.

BROWN. MAN to take charge of painting and varnishing department, spray system used; state experiencs and salary expected. Address 14299. Sun. MEN.

An evening school of salesmanship Is being started. Even though you have never sold before tha school will positively teach the art of selling and will guarantee you a position where the earning power runs from $o0 to $100 and over per week. THE SCHOOL IS FREE. After yon have become thoroughly familiar with our requirements we will place yoa in our sales organization. Call at 11 A.

M. 414 Munsey Building. MEN, NEAT, WHO ARE WILLING TO WORK; RAPID PROMOTION WITH A LARGE SUCCESSFUL CORPORATION. APPLY BETWEEN 8 30 AND 6 P. 522 MUNSEY BLDG: ASK FOR MIC BROWN MEN holding executive positions in the motor industry today are usually men who went with their company when they were young; such an opportunity is now presented to mature men 25 to 50 years by BESSEMER MOTOR TRUCK CO.

Call personally 831 Munsey A. M. to 8 P. M. MEN Learn Barber Trade: day or mgnt; biff and easy money.

Cor. Fayette and Frederick at MOTORMAN, First-class, one that understands Ford motors thoroughly, no helpers need apply. JOHN B. KNIGHT, Fairtnoont ave OPERATOR. UNION MAN.

APPLY PARK MOVIES. 2265 N. FULTON AVE. OPERATORS wanted on Pants; steady work. Apply 1801 Fleet st.

PRINTERS WANTED One linotype operator, three hand men. one Mil'er automatic make-up and feeder, one man to make up and feed on Miehle cylinder press; J12 a week of 4S hours; special weekly bonus to good men: longHenn contract if desired; open shop; all new eo.uin.;ent; large, well-lighted, airy room. Wire CLARKSBURG TELEGRAM. Job Department, Clarks-hurg. W.

Va. PAINTERS Experienced. Frescoera only. Apply ST. ANN'S CHURCH.

Greenmount ave. 22d. PAPERHANGER. Apply Madison ave. and Laur-ens st.

church bring and tools. PRESSER. colored. PARK CIRCLE TAILORS. 3401 Reisterstown road.

PRINTER All-around man. P.alto Stationery Supply 4 McCleUan st- at 116 W. Balto. st. RIVETERS.

BETLEHKM SHIPBUILDING LTD. SPARKOW3 POINT. MP. SALES MANAGER. WE REQUIRE THE SERVICE OF AN EXCEPTIONAL MAN.

HAVE SAIL'S KXFCfTFVE EXPERI ENCE; ALSO GENERAL OFFICE EXPERIENCE AND EXPERIENCE IN ORGANIZATION WORK. IN SHORT. MUST BE A FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS MAN WILLING TO WORK. DO NOT WASTE OUR TIME AND TOURS IF YOU CANNOT FILL THE BILL. HI RKOUIH! P.

ADDRESS 14258. SUN OFFICE. SALESMAN to solicit for cake route in N. V. section: Fmall cash bond preferred and reference required married man pref erred; must have me experience In running Ford car.

SAM STEIN. 1740 East Orleans St. SALESMAN WHO IS THOROUGHLY FAMILIAR WITH AUTO ACCESSORIES SOLD AT RFTAII PREVIOUS STORE EXPERIENCE IS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY. REPLY IN CONFIDENCE, GIVING ALL DETAILS AND SALARY EXPECTED. 13875.

SUN OFFICE. SALESMAN, City and Road; call on Furniture Trade. State age, experience. 14471, Sun. SALESMAN, a permanent and profitable position awaits an energetic ambitious salesman who ts not, afraid of hard work.

Apply Sal nanager, 201 American Bldg. Gentiles only. Between 10 A. snd 4 P. SALESMAN Educated, refined: outside work; strictly educational; insurance, selling, teaching, ministerial experience valuable earning capacity $200 upward monthly.

Suite 501-502. 11 Lexington st. SALESMAN, calling on Department Stores and Gents" Furnishing Stores, to sell l'ne of poriular-priced Suit Cases, Bags. etc. Address M.

S. KOCH MFG. 10 E. 23d New York. SALESMAN, experienced in handling Gilt-Edge Stock issue; established local concern.

Good compensation; leads furn. 449 Equ table Bldg. SALESMAN for. bread wagon; guaranted salary and 10 cent, commission. Apply SIMPSON'S BAKERY.

507 East st. SALESMAN Thoroughly experienced for dry goods and ready-to-wear More good salary for right party. Address 14364, Sun. SALESMAN Neat appearance, good personality, for Al propos tion. CHAS.

SCRIBNERS SONS. 210 E. Lexington st. SALESMAN, experienced, for ctock of local industrial; producer. 2Q.

Address 14382. Sun. SALESMAN, with car: permanent connection, staple, repeats, commission. Call 1708 Light st. SALESMAN, experienced, gents furnishing.

Saturday evenings. 750 and 752 Penna ave. SALESMEN WANTED. I WANT THREE 5.000-A-YEAR SALESMEN. YOU MAY NOT HAVE HAD EXPERIENCE, BUT CAN LEARN TO SELL.

IF YOU ARE A HE-MAN OF CAPACITT, AMBITION COURAGE AND TENACITY, WE VPTLL TRAIN YOU FREE OF CHARGE TO EQUIP YOU FOR THE WORK. REAL OPPORTUNITY AWAITS THE MAN WHO CAN QUALIFY. AND REALLY BIG THINGS FOR THE MAN WHO CAN TAKE ON GREATER RESPONSIBILITIES A3 HE GROWS. APPLY 604-5 KEYSER BUILDING, AFTER 9.30 A. M.

SALESMEN. WANTED Four experienced salesmen capable of se'ling approved war tax system to proprietors of soda fountain and similar places of business. Strictly commission basm. Splendid opjiortunity for real live men. Call 1318 Fidelity Building between 10 A.

M. and 12 M. SALESMEN ADVERTISING. Two hustlers. Intelligent, of good ap-.

pearance; not afraid of work: excellent opportunity. Com. basis; $20 cash on every eon rt act. Address 14352 Sun. SALESMEN.

MEN TO SELL GREAT LABOR-SAVING DEVICE- NEEDED IN EVERY HOME; GOOD PAY AND RAPID PROMOTION. APPLY 531 N. HOWARD 8T. SALESMEN MANAGER with Catholic magazine experience for Baltimore territory. Unusual opportunity for men of good character.

State experience In first letter. J. M. VACGHAN. Bkman New York City.

SALESMEN We have an owning for two good live men in our selling department: men who are willing to be taught salesmen? are made, not bom. Reply P. Box 211. Pa. Ave.

Station. Washington. D. SALESMEN in the selling of Elec trical Appliances; liberal commissions; refer-ences; replies confidential. 14483.

Sun office. SALESMEN. 3 first-class: immediate result; leads furnished. 406-8 EQUITABLE BLDG. (Continued On Next Page.) 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. iL to 5.30 THE CHESAPEAKE POTOMAC TELEPHONE CO.

WAITRESS, Experienced, $70 per week. NATIONAL LUNCH- ROOM. 4710 Eaern avenue. WAITRESS VHITE WANTED. APPLT 315 NORTH GAY STREET.

WAITRESSES, experienced. RECTOR RES-TAURANT. 208 W. Fayette st. WOMAN with some experience to work in Button Department.

Apply HYATT MFG. 1 North Holliday street. WOMAN, white; must be expert pie baker. Ap-ply 21 SOUTH HOWARD ST. WOMEN HOUSE TO HOUSE SOLICITORS wanted; commissions.

14201. bun. YOUNG LADIES who can do hand sewing; those living in North Baltimore preferred. Apply 1715 MADISON AVENUE. YOUNG Lady, settled, with knowledge of bookkeeping and typewriting; sta to salary and experi-ence.

14496. Sun. YOUNG LADY TO WORK IN FANCY GOODS DEPT. OF DRUG STORE. APPLY LIG-GETTS.

LEXINGTON BLDG. Experienced Telephone Operator. Eastern section of city. Apply, giving full description of experience. Permanent position.

Address 14339, Sun office. PAPER BOXES Experienced Girls on Covering Machines. 611 Forrest st. SETTLED Woman, between 35 and 46 years, to Attend to Small Store and do Housekeeping. Apply 1009 Lombard st.

between 1 and 3 P. M. Ask for MR. STREETS. WANTED Experienced Operator on Sewing Machine.

Good Pay. Apply 313 W. Baltimore Fifth Floor. WANTED 2 experienced waitresses; short hours; pay. Lunch Room.

1823 N. Charlea st. WANTED Experienced, neat, white waitress; come ready for work. 216 IX BALTIMORE ST. MALE SITUATIONS WANTED.

ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS. AUDITS. SYSTEMS INSTALLED, INCOME TAX RETURN. BOOKKEEPING SERVICE. TERMS REASONABLE.

POSTOFFICE BOX 700. AUTO MECHANIC, first-class, with diploma aa reference, seven years' experience, just been dis- charged from the army, desires position as me chanic or chauffeur, anywhere. Apply ZiiZQ FAIRMOUNT AVE. AUTO MECHANIC. FIRST-CLASS, with diploma as reference, five years' experience, just been discharged from the army, wishes position as me chanic.

Address 1472.3. Sun BOOKKEEPER Expert. 10 years' general bookkeeping experience, 3 years in charge of accounting for manufacturing plant: best references; 23 years of age. Address 14342, Sun office. BOOKKEEPER.

Accountant. Office Manager; best references; salary reasonable. 14396. Sun. BGOKKEEPEW and Credit Manager, 24 years old.

5 years' experience, desires position. 13632. Sun. BOY (16) DESIRES POSITION IN OFFICE OR LIGHT WORK. 14208.

Sun office. BREAD BAKER wants steady position. W. GT'TH. 703 North Monroe street.

CASHIER, Bookeeper. Credit and Collection man with wholesale house experience, 15 years' general office experience; can procure bond; early connection desired. 14491, Sun. CHAUFFEUR (COLORED) desires position; 5rivate or truck I willing to do housework. 14il ruid Hi'l ave.

CHAUFFEUR, experienced, wishes to drive Packard car or truck in or out of town, THOMAS WILLIAMSON 1244 E. Monument st. Cf'At'FFKUR (colored); 7 years experience; reference. 1209 Park ave. Madison S338-J.

CHAUFFEUR, colored, wishes position, private or truck; 9 exp ref. 1322 McCulloh st. CHAUFFEUR (colored) wishes position experi-enced; references. 948 DRUID HILL AVE. CIVIL Engineer desires position; graduate of Western University, Minn.

15 years' experience; first -clasq reference f. Address 14752, Sun. COLLECTOR and Investigator; 3 years' exp. on delinquent accounts, aged 22 can furnish good reference. Address 14875.

Sun office. COOK desires position, public preferred; will leave city. I'hone Homewood 55. CREDIT MAN desires pos. thor.

exper. in credits and collections: young, cap. 14992, Sun. DAIRYMAN, married, college graduate, wants to take charge of up-to-date dairy; Al butter and cheeseman; best of references. Address 14870.

Snn office. EDUCATED, Strong. Settled Young Man (29); mechanically inclined; desires position with future or helper in auto repair shop. 14742, Sun. ELEC.

Machinist wishes position: 5 years' ex peri ce: Address 14246, Sun office. ENGINEERING Draftsman desires position; 12 years' ft years in machine shop. Address 14862. Sun office. EXECUTIVE Young Man, excellent education; capable, energetic, dependable, desires position as Chief Clerk or with C.

P. A. as junior; a perienced. Address 14712. Sun office.

FARMER, with wife and 11-year-old girl, wishes position as Farm Manager; 31 years' experience; truck or grain farm. Apply 402 S. Ann st. MAN desires position Porter or General House-work. JULIUS REED.

2014 Druid mil are. MILLWRIGHT, experienced with all kinds of mi-chinery. saws and pipe work. Call Wolfe 340-W, NIGHT Watchman, experienced, firing boiler or any other kind of work; best of references. Ad-dress 14757.

Sun office. PHARMACIST, registered. 14 years experience; reference. Address 14775. Snn.

SALESMAN wishes position with some reliable concern. 14623 Sun. YOUNG MAN, age 25. with knowledges of bookkeeping and accountancy, and previous experience in handling a set of double-entry books; can speak Spanish, and can furnish the best references; desire any kind of position In an office. 14474.

Sim. YOUNG MAN, 22 yean old. wishes position as Ford Chauffeur or position In Ford Service Station; experienced. EARL M. FUNK, Phone Hamilton 684J.

after 6 P. M. YOUNG MAN, GRADUATE BOOKKEEPER AND STENOGRAPHER. VPi. SIRES POSITION; BEST REF.

14104. SUN. YOUNG Man, aged 29, mechanic. position on Auto Repair Work; experienced; bas tools. Address 14866.

Sun office. YOUNG Man of neat appearance and good persona! ty wishes position as Phonograph and Ree-ord Salesman; give Al references. 14756. Sun. YOUNG MAN, business and mechanical experience, desires to connect with reliable concern.

Address 14059, Sun office. YOUNG Man with four years' experience In Retail Drug bu'uness desires position. Address 14858. Sun office. YOUNG MAN (24).

position with future; experi- ence in grocery store. 14475. cun office. YOUNG Man (18). intelligent and ambitious, wants work.

14393. Sim. EXP. colored man, priv. housework, attending lawns, etc.

7 years' experience in cooking: would like to pive yon one or two days a week. 1024 N. WOLFE ST. EXPERIENCED Machinist would like Job In garage; have had some experience. 14397.

Sun. GENERAL Storekeeper. Purchasing Agent; competent, efficient young married man open for immediate engagement best refs. 14072. Sun.

RELIABLE Man, 37. desires position with an established arm as Collector and fjanvasser; best references furnished. Address 14736. Sun. SETTLED MAN (35).

steady and reliable, wishes Care of Cows and Horses on gentleman's cwintry place; references. LOUIS WOHLGEMUTH. 1111 Curtis Curtis Bay, Md. SINGLE Middle-aged White Man, now t-mployed for several years as general utility man in email local hotel, wants similar job in hotel, boarding house or as Assistant to Janitor. Address 14458.

Sun office. WANTED By young man. position as Electrical Repairman: experienced in radio installation, battery and general repairing; best of references. Address 14353. Sun otfj.

MALE HELP WANTED. ACCOUNTANT wanted for permanent staT of C. P. previous experience as SENIOR or JUNIOR in public accounting practice requisite; must be willing to accept reasonable salary during short trial period with the assuranr that satisfactory service will result in permanent engagement, with full salary for worth; exceptional opportunity with attractive future possibility, for a Senior who has had broad experience, including the preparation of reports. Applications, which will be considered strictly confidential, must give full details of public accounting experience and state age, religion and lowest salary for trial period.

Lseless to write without furnishing full desired information. Address 14222. Sun. BAKER. First Hand, wanted on Bread and Sweet Stuff.

Apply JOSEPH F. KAUDER3. 100 B. Curley corner Lombard. BAKER First Hand on Bread and Sweet Stuff; good pay and steady work; no other need apply.

Address 14236, Sun office. BAKER as Bench Hand. Apply 830 Last Eager street. BAKER WANTED GOOD 1ST-HAND. 1716 E.

BIDDLE ST. BARBER wanted; good mechanic; good pay. 1829 N. Fulton ave. BARBER WANTED.

8 N. HOLLIDAY STREET. BOY (white), as driver; call after 10 o'clock. HUB MEAT MARKET. Harford road, near Hamilton avenue- CHAUFFEUR for city delivery.

1-ton truck. Give rerec. Address Sua ofiic. GIRL PRESS OPERATORS. CHANCE FOR GOOD EARNINGS.

AMERICAN CAN COMPANY, OAK AND 26TH STS. GIRLS Between 16 and 25 years of age. Can you run a sewing machine? If not. are you willing to learn? Do you want a position that is worth while Send us a letter deseribinc just what kind of work you have done, whom you have worked for and how much you have been earning. This information will be held in strict confidence.

14489, Sun office. GIRLS to work In Badge and Button Departments. Apply HYATT MFG. 1 North Holliday street. GIRL Usherettes.

Apply 11 A. M. today CARLIN'S ARENA. Ask for Mr. Campbell.

LADY to sew on power machine in furniture store. Apply 1312 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. MARKERS. Good wages; easy hours. SANITARY LAUNDRY.

501 E. Preston st WANTED. WE CAN OFFER STEADY WORK WITH GOOD RATES OF PAY TO SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS WITH EXPERIENCE. THE STROUSE-BAER INDUSTRIAL BUILDING. 501 East Preston Street, or N.

E. CORNER PAYSON McHENRY STS. or OVERLEA HALL. OVER LEA. OPERATORS.

Experienced Operators to sew on power machines. Good wages paid on start. Excellent opportunity for advancement. Apply 901 N. MILTON AVE.

OPERATORS on "Faultless" Since 1881 Pajamas, Night Shirts, Athletic Underwear. E. RosenfeJd 32-34 South Paca street. Canton Branch, Kenwood and O'Donnell streets. 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 ON DOUBLE-NEEDLE MACHINES. WE HAVE SEVERAL, GOOD POSITIONS OPEN FOR EXPERIENCED DOUBLE-NEEDLE MACHINE OPERATORS FOR MIDDY BLOUSES AND DRESSES: GOOD PAY AND STEADY WORK ASSURED. APPLY 5TH FLOOR PACA AND LOMBARD STS. SAMUEL GOODMAN. OPERATORS ON OVERALL FRONTS.

Our op-rators are earning excellent salaries and we guarantee you steady work. Why not join onr organization of satisfied Workers? Stop in and talk it over with us. Closed Saturdays during July and August CENTRAL OVERALL 15 N. LIBERTY ST. OPERATORS ON PAUL JONES MIDDIES.

Front Operators, Sleeve Operators, Pants Operators. Morris Company, Eutaw and Franklin Sts. 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. HAMBURG ER 8.

W. Cor. Hanover and tayette 6th floor. OPERATOR3 to work on all parts of men's pants. Apply 923 W.

Baltimore st. 2d floor. PAPER BOXES Experienced Girls on Corermg Machines. 611 FORREST STREET. SALESLADIES.

LAZEROV'S DEPT. STORE, 903-905 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. SALESLADY wanted; permanent position. F. W.

WOOLWORTII 407 S. Broadway. SALESLADY in yictrola Department; state full particulars. age, reference, salary in nrsi letter. aress 13940, Sun.

SALESWOMAN, EXPERIENCED, WHO CAN BUY FOR AND "ANAGE SKIKT, WAIST CHILDREN'S DEPT. OF A STORE DEALING IN READY- TO-WEAR 3IDSE. ON CK-D1T. 14745, -UN. SALESWOMAN WANTED Self -respecting woman who is ambitious and anxious to improve her position and at the same time increase her income.

We require an intelligent and industrious woman of forceful personality. Apply 522 Hui-ey Bids. Ak for UK. BROWN..

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