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Classifications Nos. 1 to 16 THK SUN, BALTIMORE, FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 18,1031 6 CEMETERIES AND LOTS (3) Beatfjs RADIO Today and Tonight DON'T MISS "radio's greatest show" MARCH ofTI ME TO-NIGHT 8:30 WCAO This exciting half-hour parade of human events re-enacted with vivid realism, is as unique and fascinating as TIME, the Weekly Newsmagazine, itself. 9.1.5 Magazine hour. 9.45 Musical Footnotes. 10.00 Musical Pageant.

10.30 Round Towners Quartet. 10.45 Tito Guizar. tenor. 11.00 Mamories. 11.15 Street Singer.

11.30 Enric Madiguera's Orchestra. 11.45 George Olsen'a Orchestra. 1 WFBR (1270k 500w) 7.00 A. M. Time program.

8.15 Morning devotions. 8.30 Cheerio. 9.O0 Melodic Gems. 9.13 Waring Troubadours. 9.43 Classic quarter hour.

10.00 Musical Bells. 10.15 Melody Parade. 10.30 Irresistible Imps. 10.35 School of Cookery. 11.00 X.

B. C. Music Appreciation hour. 12.0O Xoon Home Circle Grace Ellis. 12.15 P.

M. Variety Interlude. 1.00 Lou Becker's Orchestra. 1.30 Joe Frasetto's Orchestra. 2.00 Mary Olds and Orchestra.

2.05 Baltimore Highlights. 2.15 Echoes of Erin. 2. 4(5 Marguerite Devlne. pianist.

3.00 Woman's Radio Review. 4.00 Bettv Moore notes. 4.15 Twilight Voices. 4.30 Contract Bridge. 5.00 Police alarms; variety program.

5.40 Dr. LaBorwit. 5.45 Russ Colombo's Orchestra. 6.00 Old Stager with orchestra. 6.25 Santa Claus program.

6.55 Interview. Major R. H. Fleet. 7.00 Tom McXulty.

tenor. 7.15 Howard Lanin's Orchestra. 7.30 Van Loan's Orchestra. 7.45 The Dinkledorffers. 8.00 Boswell Sisters.

8.13 Century Theater Stars. 8.30 The Spotlight Revue. 9.0O Carroll Kelly's Orchestra. 9.30 Leo Reisman's Orchestra. 10.00 Artists Service program.

10.30 Theater of the Air. 11.00 Joe Frasetto'a Orchestra. 1.00 Leroy Kiser. tenor. I.

15 The General. l.SO Silent. 5.00 Rhythm and Harmony. 5.30 Lost and found. 5.45 The Old Stager.

6.15 Henry Cschenk. bass. 6.30 Musical Memory Test. 6.45 Polish period. 7.15 Sports.

Lee Davis. 7.30 Old Town Syncopators. 8.00 Polish hour. 8.30 Musical trio. S.45 Varieties.

9.00 Foot Teasers. 9.30 Radio Carnival. 10.00 Dance orchestra. 10.30 Ted Elmore's Orchestra. 11.30 Oscar Appel's Orchestra.

11.30 Frank Pericca at the Organ. WASHINGTON WRC (950k 500w) 6.45 Health Exercises. 8.00 Gene and Glenn. 8.15 Morning Devotions. S.30 Cheerio.

9.0O Melodic Gems. 9.13 Tom Waring' Troubadours. 9.43 Food Program. 10.00 Mrs. Blake's Kadio Column.

10.15 Dr. Copeland's Clinic. 10.30 Breen and De Rose. 10.43 Betty Crocker. II.

no N. B. C. Music Appreciation Hour 12.00 Noon Home Circle. WMAL (630k 250w) 8.00 A.

M. Morning Devotions. 8.15 Salon Music-ale. 8.43 Newsy Jingles. 9.00 Opening the Morning's Mail.

9.30 Tony's Scrapbook. Mary Olds and Orchestra. ..50 Rhythm Kings. 10.00 Virginia Leatherbnrv. 10.15 Frank Crumit and Julia Sanderson.

10.45 Joe Waters, pianist. 11.00 School of Cookery. 11.15 Blue Moonlight. 11.30 The Captivators. 11.43 Ben Alley, tenor.

12.00 Noon Don Bigelow's Orchestra. 11.30 Carroll Kelly's Orchestra. WCBM (1370k 250w) 7.00 A. M. Morning Melodies.

7.30 Mary Ann Kiddie Klub. S.OO Santa Clans. 8.15 Morning Glories. 8.45 News Flashes. 9.00 "Maytime." 9.15 Musical Interlude.

9.45 Union Musicale. 10.00 Air Review. 10.30 Jack Decker, organist. 11.00 The Rev. John H.

Day. 11.30 Music Box. 11.45 Musical Interlude. 12.00 Noon Chick Newell's Orchestra. 12.30 P.

M. Ted Elmore's music. ETH Humanist The Youthful Radio Philosopher Loved by Millions He is only twenty- eiaht vears old vet 9 Phillips Lord has the vi- i- sion ana unaersranama or ij lm Pa v- Jt JJJilliam (Look lunerai Home ervtce Economy C't'c tty St. Paul Preston St. Vernon 8080-8081 4 lai 1.3.

0.i KP.film Sii a i READ The Original, National, Illustrated Radio Weekly 3w4: mm id r. 7.. (U) Continued from Preretj Colvm RIGH PRICES twid Jo nwd fnroitnTe, THE IDivAL. H47 irtf nmonnt a-e. Verncn 31M4.

WANT tobny or rent -lited piano, rmaotiable. SHANKS, 2.7 Hurh rash orirea for hirnitnre BalTimoTe. NijEht, For. SITUATIONS HOUSEHOLD (12) GIRL. fcT-lorM.

neat, reliable, deaires recular UIRL. fwhitet wishes rosition cnamberniaid; MAID lrr.lored. clean doctor's office or apt. WOMAN, refined, wifhe position companion or li uekei4-r rltia-ant bUiroundinxs firt con ftitleration. lwjlO.

Sun. WOMAN (rrinred). reliable, work any. kind; Bray gome nipms; reieruce. Lai.

4ido. WOMAN (coined i wishes Cooking or Laundry Work; refermre. Argie city. WnMAN wants service place; bty ntabta, Gilnrnr street. WOMAN colored) dehires morn in work.

1015 Brantley aTenue. WOMAN whitet. midUe-ace. wnnts housework and plain mokinj. 14 N.

CAL.VURT ST. WOMAN (white wants cooking and bouacwork. s. I.KHIGH T. 1'OT'NG Girl, experienced, desires faouaewurk of any kind.

It! K. Federal 5treet. MOTH1-7R wishes care of children; elderly per-' Min can drive car; bfft ret. 1U-i45. tSun.

XKAT cottred high vho)l eirl waDLt ifiht lioiiework or nurse. Mad. NFAT (rnloted, girlfc 2t, Floridaus. isb wutk. Gil a-jrtft-j.

KELP HOUSEHOLD (12) COMPETENT, settled t'wbite) woman to tak care of baby and coik; reference. Write MRS. GT'SS RKAMKK. Whiteford. Md.

WANTED--VoniiE tiirl to assist in 3ffJ4 FR IS BY PTRKET. SITUATIONS FEMALE (13 BOOKKEFPER STENOGRAPHER. Toxme lady, tbonuchly ex p. in wholesale and re-ail, ready to neat. AccUitcmed to meeting pnhlir.

Fote 4S--J. GOV I ICSS or Secrets -Com a ion Bng-Iih; IS jeaiV exjeiieuce; Frencii; will traTcl. Ad(ire Box lo57, Smi. LADY, midtile-agel. nurse, ewinc.

day or hour. Lafasette 1J47. A ll or Waitress (colored). Lreierred. 442 Annarxtli are.

iilmor 3r4-J. MANAt.FK or hea'i -taiTres for restaurant, thor- m'ghiy Snn. NLRSK. practical, for invalid or elderly persoD. I-af.

XI'KK nrHcticail wishes jwtieot, male or female. Madison 47S9-W. M'RSK. nndergrs'Iiste. wishes caae, 12 or hmir duty.

UNIVERSITY 776. lot NG LADY 2SI desires position child'a nnrse: exrerienced: ref. Fnirersity 2596. DRESSMAKING at beme or out, IS27 WEST A A LE. La fa yet te 1111.

JFNIOK LAW STUDENT, thoronghlv xpert-enfed (stenographer, knowledge of book keep in be-t referetires. WOLFE 10471. PRACTICAL NCRSE. care of invalid; willinc to assist in housekeeping; beat reference. VER- HELP FEMALE (14) GIRL, experienced, for xla fountain.

2324 H. i'hirl1 stieet. HAIKDBESSKK; must cut hair. Apply 14 W. I vex incion et.

MANICURIST Experieneerl fnr barber abup; central; atate tf reteren-e. HHl9r. rS'in en-erieuceJ. Anvil 14 W. Lei- ingtcn st.

OPERATORS PIXfil.rc-NEKnLE FfXLERS. FCI.Ii'SK IK5. lll Ho-talis P1P. SALESLADIES For to it drew depfs. Must be thnrouffblT earn.

Exceptional opportunity effered tt iuffti-tpe salespeople. THE SCHEINMAN STORE 31S X. HOWARD ST. SAL.I-LAl!Ii--S to rtutside ateaiiy wor'-'; ejod pay. 17U8 Uaiford tefors 10 A.

M. SAI.KSI-AH T. esrierienee'l. wlio couaaefltiou and i.n.icliT. ljlcasinc personality.

A. K. KBKRHARliT. -J X. I'-nlaw.

WAITRESS, EXPERIENCED Kniger's. N. between 1Q11 A. M. EXPERIENCED MODEL Must be tall and be at least 5' blonde and very attractive.

Apply to Mr. Lester, 4th floor, 10 A. M. BONWIT. LENNON CO, 220 N.

CHARLES ST. I'l'BMSHINi; CORPORATION doins nation wide business has deiratvie openine tor laay of gool apiMrance. cramniar-school edncation if atiolicaiit is amhitious. enercistie and fapeble 01 handling peotile. Will be trained in business.

Salary (1.2U0. Box No SIMS. Srtn. SITUATIONS MALE (15) ACCOUNTANT Toon man. 20.

married, desires iitii of responsibility: efficient isi a We executive: thorouchlv uaitied and references eyi-haiiited. lltfHKL Sun. desires full or part- time position. son. BAKER wants position.

Second Hand on bread and sweet staff. MADISON 5SSti-j. BOOKKEEPER, thoroughly competent, wide experience, best references, full or nart time. Pox 11K1S4. Mm.

BETI.ER noli re.il wants work cf any kind. 41 N. FREMONT Madison U.HI2. CARPENTER All-Around Jobbinc and Altera tion man wisjies worn, woire lili-ii. CHAEEFE1 iWHITFE TRECK OR PRIVATE: CAN ALSO SELL Hr2.

SEN. CHAEFFEl'R (colored desires position, city or surmrtisn rcrerene. 31 ail. COOK First-clae Italian. French and Amerieaia vi.hM twitinn in retlsnrsnl cliih camn o.

chin Idilres fls2l5 Sun ELECTKI IAN. desires pcsitioo; faiailyof ace 32. unott. tarmrose ace. tt 4dro.

l.osedaie. Md. MAX icolored! wishes position, brjtier. house man or cuanftenr; 1 yrs. est.

Mad. J.ia-J. PHARMACIST. Registered Assistant, wanta fill or nart-time worn Mad. ZS1H-W.

PLAXT maintenance mechanic: tliomuahly exp flie prerenrion. Aee SI. Sun. REAL ESTATE EXECUTIVE Araahi Jan. fTBehfiirf.

itmd 1TViopmeTit. ntortgnpe. flnanrinf oti bankmc pmpcrTT fnaneitTmTit, apartment hot, operm-tinn aud manasexnttit; compmifraHoD secondary. Retail Store Executive Tcai years reneTi'se arconntartt. eon trol rir.

mercham1iine and wairhouf manaizemeot tmo4 est initial salary. 10T49. Sim. SALESMAN, experienced electxif-al nd mi chaniral: Baltimore it Flrrida. 10028.

gnn. STKNtHiRATHKR ith 5 reaxa' expert, enre Wolfe 12WI1.J. TOl'NO MAN. 24. atearo turbine and rec promt, -swrience.

also Milid and air iniertion. -I and 4 cycle Deasel enffines. desl'-es position to tmin more Deisei experience. Take entbing. Snn.

YOl'N'i Man. thoronnh'y exf. in credit antfl rMlection work of retail ftimitnre VSasine. de-ire to make new connect in by first of 1S)32; references. 91, Sim.

TOt'SG MAN" with rar. exp. radio retair man; rtl reference; will accert any kind of work. HBNRIOl'FS. liberty 6f22.

TOt'XO MAN. neet. Btronc. ambitioiis. 1W; win work for 1S week.

WOT.FE 21. Active machiniFt poRitioo. Quahfted to eiperTte mrt? or reuiaie net p. exceuent rei-erenres. IQQStH.

Al norBLE-ENTRT BOOKKFEPER, Corre- Siwwlerit (raHd Tnenil Office Mtt absolatehr reliable; knnrledffe pani-b. French. conilar invoices, bill of lat-inff. all mjiiiretnertts eTrnrt trade. Addre CAPO.

Park Baltimore. Al OFFirE Man 29,, rredit rhn. bocAkeeper and correspondent, with rofg. sale expen-r pfeks connection. 1014, Sun.

FFUrfNO. 2. bts'ii-ohool gia1nate. wuits any kind work. Ooed refren-.

A. SIS N. Para. NFAT. TOrXfl.

SINOT.E MAN. Will-ING TO WORK FOR HI KEEP: INCLINED. 111. Stm. HELP MALE (16) BARBER; STEADY WORK.

APPLY 1148 WKST LOMBARD ST. CHAUFFEURS Seieul men. between ao-ee of 23 end S3, who are horonchlT acaoainteil wttb the eity and snbnrba. Must be careful, eaoeriencer! dnrera with a clean record. ApElT sunerintemlent in? Aoy lietween 10 and 12 A.

II. The fello Cab rnminiiT. rfX) F. Preston sr. for berersre bnsi-neas: state experience in full.

Write frjai. Sun. CHACKFFTR VX)R CAB. day shift. Apply S2S s-OTT ST.

CHATFFrX'RS WAXTFn Few careful ca rtrirers. nil yjast naltimore streex. DF.LIVF.RY Man teipeeiencedl most know s'lhnrhs thorouchlr. Apply lO A. SI.

TRAD FR PF.LIVFRT tlfl Linden atenne. MAX for installinar cork insulation around refrigeration plants; aire experience and rate srected. Box ynn. SALESMAN Tf SFI.L AnvFRTlSIXO AN1 rXHlPITJt ir.HT.: P' FFRFNl K.S TAST E- iripnt 's k'hx srx Continue on Set Psttt WANTS (10) (Continue from Column No Cash Needed FIRST PAYMENT F-E-B-R-U-A-Ii-Y, 1932 Nothinz llown and Paynienta as Low aa $5 lVr Mf.ulh. TAKE 3 YFJKS TO PAT.

HOME IMPROVEMENTS ANH INTERIOR PETORATISfG OF EVKRT I'ESCRIPTION. Why Not Take Advantage of Present Low Prices? ALL ORDERS RECEIVED NOW WILL, BE FINISHED BY XMAS FREE C-0-A-L All Hpatina Plants sold now 2 TONS GOOD COAL tK Ki-l A a out ir flfer th her nork. No Estimates free. Write or phone for derails. SPECIAL PRICES ON PAPERING FREE ESTIMATES.

GUARAXTEEll SA1 ISF ACTION. CONTINENTAL HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. Baltimore Office. Hearst Totrfr Bids. Write of Phone Plaza 3754 IMPROVE YOUR HOMF IN TIMK FOB CHHISTMAS.

Pone hy a reliable eoiiipany with exiiert crafts men, ra-renng. piai-ierma. iutiinK. rinnmi. 1yMrher.tr11.u1n2.

eempntinff. ptumbinz. oeatilUE. electriral wmiia elc. Pay as little aa m- If i VI' I I NO CASH FOR 45 DAYS.

Ihnna rroni'itir and we will comnlcte work fnr the hi lui.ivt. It Baltimore's tea dins houae lo it. Ail wc rfc eriaiatitecl. KM IMA tb liivr. tiirx.

THE GENERAL CONTRACTING CO PARS AVE. Vernon Sa-44U. THE CELLAR SPECIALISTS. Tor ff rtollar. we will ronert Tour base ment into a cheerful room, where your children can piaji and it will be a ideasUTe to wor.

No Cash Required. lt ns look at vour tMseimnt and show you how ir. can be nope, i all 1 rxfc. i t.ijL.A MAN. al.

ISm or lf. 1373. ft. B. MASON VER 4K7B 8118 MA11ISO.M SI.

NUTHINl DtmN 3 KARS TO FAY Paiwrliangilig Painlini Plumbing Heating BncklarniE )mr tiling Carpenter- nc Shingling RocnntE Antler anil Stoutina 3T1IKE ntONTS. FIIiE lAiSES ALlJLSTtU. HOLIDAY SPECIALS $5 1ir.s.nion all wool Sweater J3.9.1 Interwoven Sefks. 3 rairs for $1,011 ills tinith broailcli.tli shirts, all cnli-r. Offei-itm fumishiBCi at '2-irV off.

BERKOW'S MEN SHOP. 1423-31 i.Y ST. THIS IS TO NOTIFY THE Pl'BUC tbat liLMLR CtRAl'KR and J. l.YXi WATSON are no longer as.ciaTFii in tli real estate business. Tlie wiil he continued in the name o' r.Liltn l.RAttR.

All future order or con-tracls. mit Ve the 415 Belair mad. W11V PAY CASH TERMS Electric. Hardwood Floors. Carpentering.

Plmnb-mg. Painting. Paiieiinii. Rootiig. Ganicca.

Fire-ilai-es. Hrnne imi.rorement Contractors. Penng.vlvanta are. Ms.j. 07f4.

Nights. J.ib OtV'4 HOUSE WIRING Si mon house with fixtures. BX cable: eerr giwuintpe'l Time payments if desired. EI.KCTRIC 4 Bjrre st Phone Calvert MATTRESS BOX SPRINGS Eemade. uo.

Mnttresa. SAMTABt TERM1S 021 MADIfOX AVE. Roofing $1 Weekly! SO CASH now. -10-YEAR ENTHtPRISE EOOUNG 819 I.ICHT ST SOUTH 240S. ROOMS PAPERED, $3.00 UP GILMOR 4f95 ft.

SIMMONS. 41'a Polasfcl Street. PERMANENT WAVE $1.75 Shampoo Ware and ManiW-me. Free Haircuts and Free Maicele. Vy.l'K M'HmL.

2S4 Park aw CaL Me. pis. al. 3773. BENJAMIN CO.

MBERAL ADVANCES OX DIAMONDS. Sile-waie. etc-413 r. KAYETTK at Uaj. Et18m NO CASH IJlNt TERMS Prices way dowu on fMiierhanizinie.

Mtntinc -arientry. carafes and peniral houhnld rt-puirs. it trie etiaiti- s. ui kal i i.m. I'll- 41-11 rd.

Lib Cal. Jflti ROOMS PAPERED $3 UP Work lltven Personal Attention. iV Nicul.r,. E. N-rtli ave.

Wolfe $5.00 PERMANENT $3.00 Shtrp Vae an1 SI tnwares. --c. Kvh WILFKrH Srt 3 Ittf-n al RAZOR BLADES Sharpened 112 Part ae near ltingtnn ROOMS PAPERED. $3 UP Allcnder. 2432 E.

Fayette. Wo. nana- WAI.I.I'APKR. r.iere: liilt. l2Hc.

a i4ece up Wind, Sha les. 4rc r.r rmiMAb 11S Baltimoie tt. ROOM PAPERED, $3 UP SKDI.L lafayette are Mad. 614. 1.1RCKAL LOANS on Iiiamonds Watclies.

Jewelry and ClothBie BKRMAN'8 LOAN QKKICF. tiSfi WW Baltimn street. ROOMS PAPERED, $3 UP PACT, ft I.CTZ. Franklin at. Gil.

4W4. WALLPAI'KH Siecial Values up to 51 per roll: le. ben aold with border. Chaa. B.

Hi- CUire Son. tl.rfl ijar at. imiH liv. CA liP INTER work dr.na at once: reasonable. Jobbing a specialty MR F.RB.

Unit 27nti. ALL HoME impmrimenta 1 to 2 years to pay Ceo. H. Bnpp. 4212 Futley are.

Ham. S-ijift. fi.oor scRArivii su ft EVIjgning; window Lieimiy. itic. rwn.

CaKINKTMAKING. Furniture lirj trentral aTe oire Zliei. fnro repaired ft retinieherl. I' Firlier lain Fatrmnint are "al 2774. VVAU.I'APKR.

enough fur room 12x12. $1.45 im. r.ni MoreTaft A- 14.1 l.lcnt T. WANTS (11) ATTENTION QUICK SALE FOR CASII WE BEY AXT AMOUNT OF Liring-Roctn. Pining-Room.

Bedroom Furniture bina. Silrerware. Ris. Carpet, etc. Attention and Rerooial.

MR. BEYER. PLAZA 2444. ANTIQUE AND MODERN Fnrniture. China.

Ciinos. 11 rawitingy. Oriental Rues. Libraries. Books.

Silverware. Office Furniture, etc. I.a!c or smalt lita. Calls answered within an hour. A COOPER.

X. Howard at. Vernon 7:2. Xizht rails. Lib.

72B2. TRASH! NOT WANTED Hot hu art ohieets. antianee. Oriental russ. lihraries.

collections of old objects sucli as coma, flreaniie. cunoa. ironea, eariy Americas prints and furnishings of entire households. ART BEYERS ASSIM'IATIOX PHONE VERXOX MiMt QUICK CASH PRICES For modern ami antique fiiroitnre. Must fttr-nisb country botet.

Bedroom, liing-roora. dining -room suit, rugs Bilrerware. ornaments. Single piece or em ire household. Prompt atten tion 4.

tU.MA --rwc 'iUTno mL I-afayette I BUY EVERYTHING FURXITURE. CLOTHIXO ft BRIO-A-BEAC All Kinds ot Musical Inst rumen ta. CALL ME CALVERT 5754 ST ICR A X. C.REEXE ft SARATOGA STS. FURNITURE WANTED.

r.llllll PRICES WILL CALL AT ONCE. CALL VERNON 5342 UNTIL 8.30 P. M. All kinds of furniture, coal, (as and oil steyes, aottine. bric-a-brac.

wanted. Slit MACK. SOS tlREKN.MPCXT AVE. HK511 CASH PRICES PAID For livingr-room suitew. dining room and bedroom suites: also stores, us rantes.

ice boxes, carpet. odd rieces for country shlinnent. SOEARE DEAL FERNITERE filfl fireetiniounr are. Vernon 2060. AUCTION SALES Of Furniture and Household Gcods carefully conducted, or you may lend to our Auction Rooo.

7is 1" Howard tt E. T. NEWELL Auct's. DIAMONDS, OLD GOLD. SILVER, PLAT1XEM.

FALSE TEETH BML'liHT S. ROMAN, 511 N. EUTAW ST. HIGH PRICES FOR FDRXITCRE. PIANOS AND RADIOS MAX.

87S W. Baltimore St. CaL RW1. FURNITURE WANTED FRIEDMAN. Cal.

3i09 71S W. Baltimore st. CASH PRICES FOR FURXITERE snd household effects, modern and antique. Call MIS THOMAS, pi. mm.

rotiipt attention. ir i i iv. Rusrs. Rric-a-brac: prompt attention: Mgri ii i i Wit U.I 1 CALL MR. NELSON for honest prices on your tiiraiture.

o-: w. liowsm St. lara lim. MODERN or Antique Furniture. Old Pistols.

etc tooa prices. J. h. vernon twiu. CLOTIliNO Shoes.

Wearuia Apparel; his prices raid. AI.BIN ilia fenna are, er. lyjj-w. HIGH PRICES lor iumitnre all descriptions Olirknian's. 1704 Aliceanna rt.

Wo. S241. tll'ill prices paid for men's clothing. JACOB ZALIS. 3414 Park Helshta are.

Lib. WISH. ANTIQEE EiunTture wanled. ebt.ut 1MJ years CASH i tires fr rlothina and shoe romrtlv B4S Carey st. C.

i LJ fiM" IIACHIMS lli'l in ton ii niskiirf Msllory Light st fl WANT 2 wheel bicvrls foe 14 T-oid arirl; food exicaition; reaaenaoie. 5S, cun. PERSONALS (Continue from PreerAinn Column) WOODLAWN Baltimore's Most Beautiful Cemetery The only Cemetery protecting lot buyers with insurance free of cost Also mmy crher fHantHgea without cnet. Fcr de.iils or insrertinn br uto i' riine Veniija 4721 Office: Cemetery, 3 Centre tt. 27 LOUDON PA UK CEMETERY Oter Tp.ir of Unfailing Somre.

AREA a-Vt ACKK.S. OVER 145 ACRES tJFSOLD. LIU'S MOUEKA I PRKLU Pcrvtrtual Cflr m'mi i'CTin tt Uestred. CnieiTT tliHce GII.MOU (l7TLMr773-CltT Uftire VKICNUN A LI rersons inierctt1 ji trw pmchwe of banal are urgent! pulletpl la TiBit and itwt lKLM1 KIliOK CKME1EKT. CWTTes of iois and term of pnrchas ti? eQiiisip Ctmetfri re itrDrtaiiiJ reasonable and attractive.

4 Kxe'iinfe Office. fio5 Cathedral nr. Telephone 'mon W.IH Sunenntenfltnt Offire at Ui i emit'p? It-enhine FoTtt KEEN MO UXT EM ET 11 IMJUKIMIKA I 137. A Mutual Cooperative Cemetery. Mausoleum and Lots PKKI'KTCAI.

t'AKK I.M'l.rHKn OFFK'K AT 'KM 1 TKK f. AVE AT nl.lVKIi rilOXK F.R. BALTIMORE CEMETERY See Our Beanfifn! New pprrH-ftial-Ore Section Rpumiible Pri'-pv Terms if l-sirfd. nrth are ssf Pb W'lfe 11 MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES (4) Plink of Cnmarlfed JniTe MATTI1KW IJAt'LT 2 WKST SARAH Mi A STItKFT FLORIbTS (5) SCARLET SA'IK KOtt THE CRAVES. $1.00 PER POUND CUMMINGS 3 STORES 1123 ITi Halnnoore Hdroondann are.

IN MEMOftlAM (7) 1'ORTEK. In loving remembrance of husband and father. AK I Hi OW E. POKTKK. who departed thia life December IS, 193ft.

Our lips cannot how we miss him. Our hearts cannot tell what to say; Gml alone knows how we miss him In a home that i lonesome today. 1e BY WIFE AND LI GHTER. SI PES. In sad but luring remembrance of our dear mother.

MARY SII'KS. who died 21-yeara ago, Decemlier IS. 1907. Gone but not forgotten. ISe P.Y II Ell CHILDREN.

LOST AND FOUND (8) CAMFBA. film iwe mf General Tier In hrxven I.inihiciiTp HgliT'-. and Wade'j Itrl House. I mdrr r.lea- cl! MB. t.

HKI.9N. Venien 77W. CT1T I.I.N K. initiuU C. ltuud.

Hamilton (il'S(. lllH'M of silKatp. 770 lb marked "Nertrin ewtr.n. 1 Inet cu mvK berweiHi lSOfl Mk. F.

ir are. and Camden Sta'iott. Iien.n1. PUri fi4. lay.

in leathtr cat. nr. t'ennry ruf.iter. l-itMrty 4ii.tS. -Ei-lft tlTfonls.

l.es liberty I.einfft'n I.iiKrai rrnard. K.iito. St. BUM r-r. aittr 7 V.

M.a Lib, lir-3. lASWi TertniMM'hell riin. Ijcwt "Wednesday liiiiit. Hewurd. PI.

Clle. lUlsii KKTThtt male. red. hite on rliest. n't.

Reitanl. WKBIJ. I ixrt 2.V.O. PEAR I. Pendant: lost betwvii 1U W.

Monn-n-nt to 1'liaile and Mulb-'iry, Thuray fternein. Ver. Mian. PIN I.it. anfKine.

s.ild. with bUrk enamel; trnrt 1-ldel'ty to Stli 5t. on Cus Regard, fhrf. 13. PI'RSK lift way heme fnro 'bfit.

Hilire- a mr.rw nR -Trard. .11 i 1 t'ri Wilis with Band. iot vieinitv Gd nwr. Fnlli'm Kaetie t. or No car.

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A CLARKE ft CO Tmii SEWING AIACH1XKS a.liiitl SI anteed SeiirjfSewjna Marhine I isra hhl Kimi.i rnr.i., .1 i. TH PS 121 W. end at C.d rews PAPERH IVilNil CKT MY LOW PRU E. a 1 nnnRN Ifilfi rhilmti st Clie. ir-T I rr HTM l.Rstui PP1 Nil el windows and 2 doors.

vl RRniik 0S1, lntracToia, C12 Paul at. Vernon I71. MAIR. On Tuesday. December 15, 1031.

MARGARET OLIVIA, wife of the late William Walker Mair. Kun-ral services in Belleville, Canada, on Friday, December at 2.30 P. M. On December 17. 1031.

MAKIE beloved daughter of Bertha and the late Oscar Menzel. Fum-ral services will be held at her home. 1-SOS North Kesester street, on Saturday at 3 P. M. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery.

Hie MITCHELL. Suddenly, oil December 17. FKE1DA, beloved wife of the late Samuel Mitchell. Funeral from her late residence. 2240 Linden avenue, of which due notice will lie civen.

MCELLKK. On December lfl. 1031. HENKV. beloved husband of the late Margaret Mueller.

Funeral services from his late residence. 12U0 Laurens street, on Saturday at 2 P. M. Interment iu Loudon Park Cemetery. 19e On Decemlier 14, 1931.

ALONZO. ed 61 years, beloved husband of Mamie Nickum (nee Affay-roux). Funeral from his late residence. 331H Fleet stret. on Friday, December IS.

at 2 P. M. Interment in Oak Lawn Cemetery lse PIEKCE. Ou lecember 13. CHH1S-TINA beloved wife of Francis W.

Pierce (nee Koehlerl. Funeral from her late residence. 7 Hillside avenue, UidKewood. on Friday. December IS.

at 2 1. M. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. IS PoKTKK. On December 10, 1031, MAMIE A.

FOKTEU (nee Corame). skciI years, beloved wife of the late Ernest Porter. Funeral from her late resilience. 2412 East Fayette street, on Monday at 11 A. M.

Interment in Baltimore Ometery. 20 Pit ICE. On December 15. 1031. CLAY SK beloved husband of Gretta Manslield I'rice.

ISt. Michaels (Talbot county) papers please copy. Funeral services will be held at his home. iJt40 Windsor avenue, on Friday at 11 A. M.

Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. is UIEBEL. (n December lfi. 11. at her Inline.

1211 I. aureus street. EVA, wife of Louis Kielwl. Funeral services at the Mitcliell Home, 1'jtKl Kutun I'laie, ou Saturday morninjr at 11 o'clock. Ill leeeiuber l(j.

LENA uee Meumiertl beloved wile of the late John M. Kobb. Funeral from the residence of her daughter. Mrs. Louise J.

lSii East liittiiiL's street, on Saturday at 1 1. M. Iutermeut Cedar Hill Ceme tery. ls- UOESE. On December Iff.

EMIL1E beloved wife of Ewald Ho-se. Funeral from ber home. 3J1 East Pratt street, on Saturday at S.So I. M. luterment in St.

1'aul's Cemetery. December IU, in New York city. IJESSHK1AH HtlS-KN STOCK, beloved husband of the late Jenny Roseustoek aud beloved son of the late Gersou aud Sarah Koseu-stoek. IS Kl FF. On December Hi.

1931. ELMER lieloved son of George I atiii Goldie M. Ruff (nee Shnarert. Funeral from the home of hi parents. 14o Covington street, on Saturday at 2 P.

M. Iutermeut in Cedar Hilt Cemetery. 19e UIPPEKT On IVcember 17. 19.il. FREDERICK Lot 'IS.

beloved husband of Barbara Ruppert (nee Wag-nerl. Funeral from lii late residence. 21 Walilron avenue. Pikt-sville, ou Saturday. leeemler 19.

at 8.3l A. M. Requiem Jl at St. "harles Catholic Church. Pikesville.

at 9 A. M. Inter ment in Holy Redeemer Cemetery. 19 Si'HAFER. Suddenly, on December 17.

at lialtimore countv. JOHN, beloved husband of the late Ella Schafer. Funeral services at Chestnut Grove Church. Jacksonville. Baltimore county, ou Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Remains will be at John Burns' Sons' Chapel. Towson. until Saturday noon, interment in the church cemetery. 19e SCll El'LEIt. On December 17.

1931. CATHERINE ELIZABETH, beloved wife of the late Frank L. Schepler. Funeral from H. W.

Mears Sons. 805 North Calvert street, of which due notice will be given. le SNODGKASS. On December 15. at the Maryland General Hospital.

JOHN HENRY, ageil till years, husband of Alrania S. Su-xlgrass. Funeral from his home. Street. on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Services at Highland I'resbvteriau Church at 2 30 o'clock. IS SNYDER. On December 10. 1931. GEORGE IRVIN.

aged 7 years, son of Charles I. and Florence Hauck Suyiler Funeral services at his home, 7 Ridgemeade road, on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment Lorraine Cemetery. ISe TICKER. On December lfi.

1931. at his home near Ellieott City. CHARLES lieloved husband of Sarah E. Tucker. Funeral from his residence on Saturday at 2 o'clock.

Interment St. John's Cemetery. 19e TROXEL On December 1. 1931. WINFIELD TROXEL, at the City Hospitals.

Funeral from the Parlors of George T. Smith. 153J Hollms street, on 1-ri-day at I. M. Interment in Lorraine Cemetery.

le I RMSI on December FRAN CES CRNISI (nee Gloriosol. beloved wife of Thomas I'rnisi. Funeral from her late residence. 131fl South Carev street, on Friday at 8 A. M.

Requiem High Mass at St. John the Baptist Church at 9 A. M. Iutermeut iu Holy Redeemer Cemetery. 1 WALKER On December 10.

1931. GEiRGIE E. fnee Irving, beloved wife of the late Samuel C. Walker. Funeral from her late residence.

301B East Pratt street, on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. ISe WATTS. On December 15. 1031.

ROSA C. beloved wife of Thomas E. atts Funeral from her late resilience. 2us North Monroe street, on Friday at 8.3ii A. M.

Reuniem Hiirh at St. Mar tin's Church at 9 o'clock. Interment in Cathedral I emetery. 1 YOr.VG. On December 15.

1931. MAR THA. beloved wife of Percey Young, of Oherle avenue. Essex. Funeral from the residence of her mother.

Elizalieth Brozowski. 217 South Ann street, on Saturday. December 19 at 8.30 A. M. Requiem High Mass will lie said at Holy Kosary I nnrcn at A.

M. Interment Holv Kosary Ceinc 19 FUNERAL DIRECTORS (2) Modern Funeral Service JOHN F. DENNY Light and Montgomery sts. South 141R-H1T HARRY H. WITZKE 15S1 W.

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5400 Hsrford ve Ham. 13H7 Visit "Oak Lawn" fhi rrtnn'rte. modem eetsiPtm. 8re4 rnur lot tisre. "whir rrpctnal cr i more than promise.

Imnrore witb a or re 0Kt- irrmf to suit t. I A "Nature's Own Cathedral" f'ltT iinlv eniplelel M'-Mlerti tnetr7 Vv'ith both M-m'-rnl I'arh mill Monument eriicni All nndPT '-nr llff.re 5j" (IJifrrrt inM liiBjnV Ml lll.lvr.T CF.METEBl lxna rwonable. Itimi, UU. 13W9. CHAIN KEY STATIONS All programs listed in Eastern Standard Time "WEAF (CGOk oO.OOOw N.

B. C) 7.45 A.M. Health exercises. 8.1(0 Gne nd'Uleiin. 8.15 Morning devotions.

8.30 Cheerio. 9.00 Melodic Gems. .15 Tom WarioK's Troubadours. 9.45 Our Paily Food. 10.00 Mrs.

Blake's Column. 10.15 lr. Royal S. Copeland. 10.30 Breen and De Rose.

10.45 Betty Crocker. 11.00 Music Appreciation hour. 12.00 Noon Home Circle. 12.15 P. M.

The Marionettes. 12.30 Black and Uold Orchestra. 1.00 Market and weather reports. 1.13 Larry Funk's Orchestra. 2.00 United States Army Band.

2.30 Echoes of Erin. 2.45 Margarite de Vine, pianist. 3.00 Woman's Radio Review. 4.00 Betty Moore. 4.15 Twiliprht Voices.

4.30 Phil Spitalny Music. 5.00 The Lady Next Door. 5.15 Frances Bowdon. talk. 5.30 Dorothy Connelly, snnjrs.

5.45 Runs Cnlumbo's Orchestra. e.00 Waldorf Orchestra. 6.30 The Mountaineers. 6.45 Stebbins Boys. 7.00 "Crime" Charles F.

Coe. 7.15 Howard Lanin's Orchestra. 7.30 Alice Joy and Orchestra. 7.45 Comedy sketch. 8.00 Concert orchestra and Cavaliers.

9.00 "Eskimo Niirht Club." 9.30 Leo Reisman's Orchestra. 10.00 X. B. C. Artists' Service program.

10.3U Theater of the Air. 11.00 Marion Harris, nones. 11.15 Vincent Lopes Orchestra. 12.00 Midnight Ralph Kirbery. singer.

12.05 A. M. Coon-Sanders Orchestra. 12.30 Waldorf Orchestra. WJZ (760k B.

7.30A.M. A Song for Today. 7.45 Jollr Bill and Jane. 8.00 Landt Trio and White. 8.15 Sunbirds.

8.30 Pick-ups. musicale. 8.45 Blaufuss Ensemble. 9.00 Tom Brennie. 9.15 Everyday Beauty.

9.30 Beautiful Thoughts. 9.43 Negro Monologue. 10.00 Ray Perkins, songs. 10.15 Harold Stoke'a Orchestra. 10.30 Our Daily Food.

10.45 Consolaires. organ recital. 11.00 Music Appreciation hour. 12.00 Noon Merrie-Men, quartet. 12.15 P.

M. Smackouts. comedy, songs. 12.30 Farm and Home hour. 1.30 Don Pedro's Orchestra.

2.00 Mrs. Julian Heath. 2.15 Weather reports. 2.20 Radio Troubadours. 2.45 Mormon Choir and organ.

8.15 "Noise and Music." 8.30 Hello Marie. 8.45 Rhythmic Serenade. 4.15 Radio Guild. "The Rivals." B.15 Swanee Serenaders. 6.30 Old Pappy.

B.45 Little Orphan Annie. 6.0O Kaising Junior. 6.15 Van Steeden's Orchestra. 6.25 Talk. John B.

Kennedy. 6.30 Bonnie Laddies. 6.45 Digest Topics. Lowell Thomas. 7.00 Amos 'n Andy.

7.15 Musical program. 7.30 Phil Cook. 7.45 "Believe It or Not." B.00 Sophie Tucker and orchestra. 8.30 Trade and Mark. 8.45 Sisters of the Skillet.

9.0O Billy Jones and Ernie Hare. B.30 Roy Shield's Orchestra. II .1 tTliitiiinan'a i tetiaf-ea 10.30 Clara. Ln and Em. 10.45 Waves of Melody.

ll.no Slumber Music. 11,30 Jack Denny's Orchestra. 12.00 Midnight Cab Calloway's Orch. 12.15 A. M.

William Stoess' Orchestra. WABC (860k C. B. 7.30 A. M.

Organ Roveille. 8.00 Morninz Devotions. 8.13 Salon Musicale. 8.43 Rhyme and Song. a.ixi The Madison Singers.

1.3I Tony's Scrap Book. 0.43 Rhythm Kings. Grant. Graham and Conghlin. Frank Crumit and Julia gander son.

10.43 Don Betty. 11.00 German Lelder. 11.13 Ida Bailey Allen. 11.30 The Captlvators. 11.43 Ben Alley, tenor.

12.00 Noon Don Bigelow's Orchestra. 12.30 P. M. Columbia Revue. 1.00 Musical Varieties.

1.15 Taft Orchestra. 1.30 Harrv Tucker's Orchestra. 2.00 Columbia Artist Recital. 2.30 American School of the Air. 8.00 United States Marine Band.

3.30 Arthur Jarrett's Music. 8.45 Columbia Educational Features. 4.00 Light Opera Gems. 4.30 Edna Thomas, songs. 4.43 Curtis Institute of Music.

S.30 Uncle Olie's Gang. 5.45 The Olympic Games Infervlewa. 6.00 Dave Abrams' Orchestra. 6.30 John Kelvin, tenor. 6.43 Bert Lown's Orchestra.

7.0O My rt and Marge. 7.15 Bing Crosby, songs. 7.30 The Boswell Sisters. 7.45 Morton Downey and Tony Wons. 8.00 The Columbians.

8.15 Singin' Sam. 8.30 The March of Time. 9.00 Radio Reproductions. 9.15 Magazine Hour. 9.45 Musical Footnotes.

10.0O Musical Pageant. 10.30 The Romid Townera Quartet. 10.45 Tito Guitar, tenor. 11.00 Leon Beiasco's Orchestra. 11.15 The Street Singer.

11.30 The Cuban Orchestra. 11.45 George Olsen's Orchestra. 12.00 Midnight Ben Bernie's Orchestra 12.30 A. M. Art Krueger'a Music.

1 Roseland Ballroom Orchestra. 1.30 Dave Abrams' Orchestra. BALTIMORE WBAL (1060k lOOOOw) 7.30 A. M. A Song for Today.

7.45 Jolly Bill and Jane. 8.00 Landt Trio and White. 8.13 Sunbirds Trio. 8.30 Bissell Pick-nps. 8.45 Blaufus Ensemble.

9.00 The Laugh Club. 9.13 Morning Glories. 9.30 Beautiful thoughts. 9.43 Miracles of Magnolia. 10.00 Ray Perkins.

10.15 Shop with Nancy Turner. 10.30 Our daily food. 10.43 Consolaires. 11.00 Music appreciation program. Walter Damrosch.

12.00 Noon University of Maryland Extension Service. 12.13 P. M. WBAL Trio. 12.30 Farm and Home hour.

1.30 The Arundels. 2.00 Poetry recital. Bentstown Bard. 2.15 Kadio Troubadours. 2.30 Helene Goluchowska.

pianist. 2.45 Mormon Temple Choir. 8.1S Short story by Elise Lee Cohen. 3.30 Hello Marie. 3.45 Rhythmic Serenade.

4.00-lz.Oft Midnight Tone WBAL ea WJZ dial setting. WCAO (600k 250w) 7.00 A. M. Early Risers' Musical Clock. 7.45 WCAO Kiddie Club.

8.00 The Heralds. 8.45 Rhyme and songs. 9.00 The Madison Singer. 9.30 Tony's Scrspbook. 945 The Rhythm Kings.

10.00 Novelty Trio. 10.15 Julia and Frank. 10.45 Speed and Double Speed. 11.00 German Lelder. 11.15 Ida Bailey Allen.

11.30 The Captlvators. 11.45 Ben Alley, tenor. 12.00 Noon Don Bigelow's Orchestra. 12.15 P. M.

Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs. 1.00 Musical varieties. 1.15 Noon Timers. 1.30 Harrr Tueker'a Orchestra. 2.00 The Funny Boners.

2.15 Columbia artists recital. 2.30 American School of the Air. 8.00 United States Navy Band. 2.20 Arthur Jarrett songs. 3.45 C.

B. S. educational feature, 4.00 Light Opera Gems. 4.30 Public School broadcast. 5.00 Curtis Institute of Music B.30 Uncle Olie's Gang.

IMS Olympic games interview. 6.15 Park Casino Orchestra. 6.80 John Kelvin, tenor. 6.45 Bert Lown's Orchestra, Myrt and Marge. 7.13 Bing Crosby.

7.30 Motoring Minstrel. 7.45 Morton Downey and Tony Wona. 8 no The Columbiana. 813 Singin' Sam. so Tim Marches Ob.

6.00 Badlo sevenTy-year oia rurai pnuosopner. You've heard him on the air. You've seen him in the movies. Now read about him in RADIO GUIDE as Seth Parker, the lovable old man who has delighted and helped millions of radio fans with his Sunday night "githerings" at his home in Jonesport, Maine. Chapels for Kernels 108 W.

Nortli Ave. Vernon 1H42 Funerai Directors Death notices received too late for classification will be found on Page 2. Beatljs en ALTVATER. On December 15, 1031. beloved husband of Anuie Altvater nee Oegner).

Funeral from bis home. Carroll avenue and North Point road, on Friday at 2 P. M-. Interment in Parkwood Cemetery. lSe APPLEGATE.

On December 1G. lUUl. NANCY, beloved wife of Alfred Ap-plejtate. Funeral from her late resideuce. Sulphur Spring road, on Friday morii-inK at S.30 o'clock.

Kfii uiciii Mass at Ascension Church. Halethurpe. at o'clock. Interment iu New. Cathedral Cemetery.

I'm? BATTEK. On December Hi. GEORGIAN A aged years, the beloved wife of the late Gassaway 11. Bat tee. Funeral from the residence of her daughter.

Mrs. William C. Ward. 1321 Appleby avenue. Mount Washington, on Friday, at 2 P.

M. lirterment Park-wood Cemetery. IS BEAKD. On December 17. EL- MtK M-.

husband ot the late Pamala Kead Beard. Funeral tservices at the home of his oon. K. Kead Beard. Kuston.

on Saturday afternoon at 2.3 o'clock. COOKSEV. On December 17. 1031, JOHN beloved husband of Lillte 21. Cooksey (nee Kubn.

Fuueral services from his late residence. 613" North I'ayaon street, on Saturday afternoon at 2.U o'clock. Interment in Western Cemetery. CK EAGER. Snddenly.

on December l(i. ANNIE M. (nee Fordl. beloved wife of John Creager, in her 07th year. Funeral from her late lesidence.

Mlddleborough. on Saturday at '2 F. M. Interment in I'arkwood Cemetery. lSe CROSS.

On IecemlHT IT. 1031. ELM Kit in his 3th year, lieloved husband of Martha Donna Cross (nee Griffith). Funeral from bin home. SOT Waluut avenue, Kojfnel Heights, notice of which will be eiven.

1S DKAN. On December Iff. 19:51. beloved husband of L.iura V. Dean (nee Kirby).

Funeral from his late residence. 2tV' Eaat Lauvale street, on Saturday. Ie-cemher 19. at 2J10 1. M.

Interment in Baltimore Cemetery. DOROFF. On lH-cember 1. l'JSl. LOL'IS.

aced Tti years, beloved husband of Elise Doroff. Funeral from his late residence. Foster avenue, on Saturday at '2 P. M. Interment Oak Lawn Cemetery.

1 FRAXKL. On December 17. 1931. 1 CI.IA ANNA, the Iwloved daughter' of Rudolph and Julia Fraukl (nee Nohei. Funeral from her late residence.

17; Harford avenue, on Monday lnornina at S.30. Kenuiem llijrhMass at St. James' Church at 9 o'clock. 1 nterineiit ln Holy liedeemer Cemetery. -1 GEBHARDT.

Suddenly, on Decemlier 17. l'JISl. CHARLKS ageu 4i years, beloved husband of lllondell (iebhardt. Funeral from the Wm. Cook Funeral Home.

St. Paul and I'reston streets, on Saturday at I. M. Interment in Mount Carinel Cemetery. GKK(iORIl'S On December 17.

1931. ROSE CATHERINE, in her year, widow of Christian J. tiregorius. I 1 meLlnnM 2S1( West I.anvale street, of. which due notice will he given.

le On December 1. KEUNIGL NDA. aceil U7 years, lie loved daiiKhter of the late Baltazar and Magdclene Gunzelmann. Funeral from the residence of Mr. G.

G. France. 2TM East naltimore street, on Saturday. December 19. at 8.30 A.

M. Requiem Hish Mass at. St. Michael's Church at A. M.

Interment ln Holy Redeemer Cemetery. Kindly omit flowers. 1 19 HARERKORN. -On December 15. 1931.

ANNIE (nee Nine), beloved wife of the late Charles H. Ilaberkorn. Funeral will take place from her late reallence. Hoffman avenue, soutli of Monumental avenue. Monumental on Friday.

Decemlier is. at 2 P. M. Interment in Cedar Hill Ceme-tery. 1S Decemlier 16.

1931. FRANCES, aired 7 year, beloved daughter of the late Casper B. and Margaret Manns Hoepner. Funeral from the home of her brother. Mr.

Theodore U. Hoepner. 3025 Weaver avenue, on Saturday. December 19. at 3.WI- P.

M. Interment in Baltimore Cemetery. 19e UOLLOWAY. On December li, lil.11. at Nice.

France. CLARENCE lieloved husband of Dorothy Greenwood Hollo-way. Due notice of funeral will lie given. HOLMES On Deeember Hi. 1931.

LLOYD M. HOLMES, beloved hus band of Marie (nee Evans). Funeral from hia late residence. S001 Holder avenue, on Saturday morning at S.30 o'clock. Requiem High Mass at St.

Dominic's Church at o'clock. Interment iu I'arkwood Cem etery. 19 HOOKER. On December IS. 19H1.

LEWIS, aged 71 years, beloved husband of Florence V. Hooker. Funeral from the resilience of his daughter. Mrs. Frank Rail.

62t)5 Wind sor miii roan. wooman. on rriuay afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Woodlawn Cemetery. le HOOPER.

Suddenly, on December 17 1931. F. ADAL1NE. aged years, be loved wife of Harry T. Hooper am I'- (: 1 oi rv.

ni Funeral from her late residence. 271fi Incnesier srreT. on niuroa suit noon at 2 o'clock. Interment I.ondoi Park Cemetery. 19 JOHNSON.

On Decemlier 13. 1931. ELMER beloved husband of Annie Johnson (nee Killmeyer). Funeral from his late residence, Hammond Ferry road. Lansdowne.

on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Inter-ment In Loudon Park Cemetery. ISe KADLEC. On December 17. 1931.

beloved bustimd of Mary Kadlec. Funeral from his late residence. 14 North Port street, on Saturday morn ing at 8.30 clock. High Mass at St Wenceslaus' Church at 9 o'clock. Infer- ment in Holy Redeemer Cemetery.

19 KELLER. On December 17. 1931. JOHN husband of the late Goldie G. Keller.

Funeral from the residence of his Mr. John Keller, 35Ti0 Poole street, lnie noflee. 1S. KELLER. On December lfl.

1931. at Stevenson. Baltimore countv. Md JACOB, in his 80th year, beloved hus band or the late Margaret Keller. Funeral from his late residence on Friday.

December 18. at P. M. Inter ment in Sater's Baptist Cemetery. 1' KRELL.

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