The Baltimore Sun from Baltimore, Maryland • 19

Classifications Nos. ftofO 19 THE SUN. BALTIMORE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRTTi 26, 12 miles; 4" P. partly cloudy, REAL ESTATE DEALS The Sun Calendar catfjs Beatfjs HEWS OF SHIPPING AND PORT ACTIVITY Green Flag On Norwegian Boat Puzzles Observers Is Private Emblem Of Pilot. Frieda Myers to Hyman Horwitz and wife, 2 lots 5 Thomas F.

Mullan and wife to St. Marys Female Orphan Asylum, 4 lots 6 Mary E. Star to Charles L. Dressel and wife, w.s. Wolfe nr.

Lanvale (lease). Walter D. Wiley to Alice L. Allen, -w. cor.

Navarro and Groveland, g.r. $150.............. 6 Walker W. Chellis and wife to Condon Realty 742 Bartlett. g.r.

5 Clarence E. Edderirin to Austin F. Schmidt, 3103 Winfleld g.r. $90 5 Edward O. Taylor to James E.

Taylor and wife, 818 Powers g.r. $52 5 Edward J. Gallagher to Henry Schuck and wife 2234 Aiken, g.r. 6 George Brown to George W. Smith, w.s.

Strieker, nr. Patterson, 20x157, g.r. $70 6 John H. Smallbrook and wife to Charles J. Wohman and wife, 1 lot 5 Bruner R.

Anderson to Rosalie Witler, 1504 Belt 76L12 Eastern Dev. to Andrew P. Hauff and wife, several lots 6 Marion F. Cox. to Samuel It.

Cox, 2002 N. Smallwood, g.r. $65 5 Emil R. Kreiling and wife to Rosalie Witler, w.s. Jackson, nr.

Randall, 13x85 5 Eastern Dev. to Andrew P. Hauff, several Thomas J. Bradley, to Angelina V. Bradley, e.s.

St. Paul, nr. 22d, 18x123 (lease) George C. Wegefarth to Le Roy A. Schmidt, w.s.

Fair Oaks. nr. Beech wood 5 Charles A. Smith to Lloyd A. Pfeiffer, n.s.

Cross, nr. China. 14x60, g.r. $49 5 Henry F. Robb and wife to Anna M.

T. Smith et s.s. Brookline, nr. Carsdale, S0xl40 5 William C. Allen to Augusta Windle, 1 5 Augusta Windle to William C.

Allen, etc. n.e.s. Reisteratown road, nr. Strathmore ave. 1 Northeastern Supply Company to Jonas Herman, 1 lot 5 William J.

Roth to N. Irvin Gressitt. 1826 N. Today's Almanac For Baltimore. Sun rises 5.14 AM.

I Moon A.M. Sun P.M. 1 Moon sets 6-33 P.M. High 6-21 A.M. 6.24 P.M.

PHASES OF TEE MOON FOR APRIL. First quarter. 6th I Last quarter lgth Full moon 11th New 27th The Weather Forecast for Maryland and Dis trict of Columbia Unsettled with showers today; tomorrow cloudy, no change in temperature. General Conditions. Pressure has fallen throughout the Eastern States and it has risen along the Northern border from the Great Lakes westward to the Rocky Moun tains.

Last night a disturbance of con siderable intensity was south of Sable Island and moving toward the Grand Banks and the pressure was relatively low in the Far West and Southwest with the center of minimum pressure over Nevada. There have been rains within the last 24 hours in the Great Central Valleys, the region of the Great Lakes, the Gulf States and over the Rocky Mountain Region. An excep tionally heavy rainfall of 8.48 occurred at Fort Worth, Texas, within the last 24 hours. The temperature risen in the At lantic States and on the Pacific coast and it has fallen over the Upper Lake Region. Temperatures are now gen erally near or above the normal in the Eastern States and on the Pacific coast and below normal over the Plain States and the Rocky Mountain Region.

In New England and New York the weather will be unsettled, with possibly local rains today and cloudy and cooler tomorrow. In the Middle Atlantic States the weather will be unsettled and showery today and cloudy tomorrow without material change in temperature. In the South Atlantic and East Gulf States, Tennessee and Kentucky the weather will be mild and unsettled, with local showers and thunderstorms today and tomorrow. In the Upper Ohio Valley and the Lower Lake Region there will be showers today and cloudy weather tomorrow, with lower temperature near the Great Lakes. Winds off the Atlantic Coast: North of Sandy Hook; moderate west to northwest, cloudy Sandy Hook to Hatteras, moderate variable Hatteras to Florida Straits, gentle variable.

Baltimore Weather Report. United States Weather Bureau, Observer's Offlc. Baltimore Custom House, April 25. 3 3y 4 BS- ST EE 5- C3 8 A.M. 54 44 42 SW 1,61 .00 Cloudy Noon 62 48 32 SK 8 .00 Clear 8 P.M.

63 51 44 NW 2 I Tr. Rain C10) Continued from Preceding Colvmn. Nowhere Else In Baltimore But SHIVERS For Genuine "HEARTS OF OAK" LEATHER, REGISTERED U. S. PATENT OFFICE.

Every job bears our copyright seal, which guarantees the quality. Men's Shoes full soled with "Hearts of Oak" leather and Wintffoot or OBulliTa rubber heels Shoes half soled with "Hearts of Oak" leather $1.00 ALL SOLES CAREFULLY STITCHED. Rood Quality rubber heel O'Sulliyan and Golynar rubber heels II I It' SARATOGA AND PEARL STREETS. The Oldest, Largost and nest-LQmwei Repairers in Bnltimorw. RE UPHOLSTERING, REFINISHING.

MODERN PRICKS CONSISTENT WITH FIRST-CLASS WORK. 3-Tiece Living Boom Suit, reuphclstenrf in excellent tapestry or Telour Chaim caned, $1.25. Rush neats replaced. All kinds of Furniture repaired and reflnished. Satisfaction, guaranteed.

JAMTCS L. MKJKAW, mmmM 841-843 N. HOWAHD ST. VERNON 1614. ''NO MORE PAINFUL FEET." I can take yonr feet from the road of tortw caused by the ready-made arch aupports (and th ao-called corrective shoe?) and make them com-, fortable by a svsteni which admits of no'failure.

uau or pnono Hranewoou n4t. 1700 Abbottstoii Md. One Square Vest from Harford Road. WINDOW SHADES CLEANED ALL COLORS. SATISKACTION GUARANTEED.

Have your Shades clean before putting away lot the season. We Call For and Deliver. FULTON "WINDOW SHADE GLEANING Phone Madison 1186. Pll N. Fulton t.

ROOF REPAIRING. Also Asphalt Built-Up U.vfs. Guaranteed 10 Years. Bay Windows Shingled, lted or Green. KNOWLES PLAZA 3540.

148 N. GAY ST. Mattresses Renovated. Sterilized, Re-Covered, $4.00 Up. U.

S. Mattress Work Guaranteed. Plaza 2619. FURS Remodeling Storing. Price Verv Reasonable.

ROBERT ENGELMAN, N. Liberty st. Plaza 2248- BENJAMIN ESTABLISHED -1830. LIBFRAL ADVANCES ON DIAMONDS, WATOHKS. SILVERWARE.

KTO. 413 F. FATFTTE bet. Gnv and Hol'irtay. THE GOLDEN GLOW.

CLEANERS AND DYERS. We call and deliver. Tel. Vernon 720 N. Howard ft.

WIRING AND FIXTURES rOMPLKTF, $95. Weeklv. BALTIMORE ELECTRIC CONST. CO 401)-'ll N. Gay 8t.

Plaat R2Q. WALL PAPER. 7c. apiece; Borders, 'Jc. Best Oatmeals, 20c.

Piece (al) lors). Window Shades. 40c. each. THOMAS MESWER 1015 W.

Baltimore Bt. HOUSE WIRING, $42.50. Six rooma, two halls. Workmanship and material guaranteed. FATF.TTF.

ELECTRIC 1816 K. Fayette wt. Wolfe 4803. EXPERT TREE TRIMMERS Landscape Gardener and Planting; will do your work right and Teas. Call SFOTC Getirge Harris 1600 N.

Chester. Wolfe 6.190-R. INTERNATIONAL ROOFING CO. Expert RepnMrg and Painting. Gil.

3770 or Madison ORO'-J. 10 S. PoiiletTi st. $1 a Gal. CO-year record) Roof Paint.

1. HOUSEW1RING. Six rooma and bath, $44.50. WM. TT.

FRANK-TON, I'Tlectrical Contractor. 2135 Wilkens Gilmor ROOMS PAPERED, $4 UP. OATMEAL PAPER, $6. R. SIMMONS, 403 N.

Pulaski at. Gilmor $1 SKIRTS PLEATED $1 Into any style. UNITRD BUTTON HEMSTITCHING AND PLKATIXG 412 Park ave. RATS, Mice, and Vermin of all kinds exterminated in a scientinc, nainrary way, no odor, no poison: drop postal will call. WILLIAM MchONAL.

140 W. Fayette YALE KEYS MADE IN 5 MINUTES. GUARANTEED TO FIT. M. KLEIN.

HOG N. GAY ST. ROOMS PAPERED, $4.00 UP. WORK GIVEN PERSONAL ATTENTION, W. D.

Nicoll. 2419 E. Biddle. Wolfe 5309-Vr HARDWOOD FLOORS. Old floor? renovated.

R. T. SHEETS 8t SON, 030 Ashlmrton st. Phone Walbrook 2545-JN DIAMONDS BOUGHT TOH CASH. RAYMOND lrTffiHES.

624 FIDELITY Lexington Charles sts. EVENING GOWNS FOR HIRE. MRS. W. OFFETT CLARK.

2532 Pennsylvania ave. Madison fR3fl. House and Sign Painting. CARVEL WHJTSON. 1748 Hanover st.

Oot- tage work a iviecialty. South 1 535-W. STYLISH EVENING GOWNS HIRED. S3 TO $5. MRS.

H. GOLDBERG. 1632 Moreland ave. Madison 0547. MULTIPLE ELECTRIC NEEDLE EXPERT.

Facial nalr, Moles, destroyed. miss vnn 739 N. Fulton ave. 10 years on N. TToward at.

Lasting Permanent Wave. TIVYTTT)'! TtlTA TTTV i HTAdQ 42 W. Lexington- St. Calvert 0777. 18flfi.

THE CAVE. GIFTS AND SODVENmS. 1220 N. Charles st. Vernon 3302.

$18 LADIES' SUITS $18 to order, with your material; fit guaranteed. A. SHAPIRO. 515 N. HOWARD ST.

ROOMS PAPERED, $4.00. OATMEAL PAPER, best irraile. o.K mnm W. Thompson. Gilmor 1943-J.

1218 Ostend st. MISS PRICE, post-graduate Electrologist. multi- pie neeaie expert; superfluous liairs and facial DietniHnes permanently removed. Vernon 5643-J. 519 x.

unaries st. CARPENTERS Jobbing and Cottage Shingling mates cheerfully given. CALL GILMOR 3344-W. BODY MASSAGE. FRENCH-AMERICAN BEAUTY SHOP.

4239 Park Heights ave. Madison 8878-W. PERFECT TUNING. Repairing or Rebuilding Pianos and Player. Carl F.

Schulw. 1201 N. Luzerne ave. Wolfe 4259 J. BECOME a Stenographer in 30 days: 3 days' trial day and night individual instruction.

30-DAY BUSINESS COLLEGE. 335 North Charles st.ret-t. Vernon 2913. MR. BUSINESS MAN Let me help you puis: nron nm a postal; will call.

William McdonAl. 14o w. FaVette at. MOTHS, Burns Burns and Tears in Clothing Restored. THE RELIABLE WEAVING 208 W.

Saratoga st. QUALITY PAPKRIT A KflTTSTn GETZ, 115 S. Collington are Madison 1943-J. SWEDISH MASSAGE. 1030 N.

EUTAW ST. -VERNON BEDBUGS, RATS, ROACHES. FLEAS. Instant T'llH WalWrrlr lou GEO. G.

SAPP. 1504 Munsey BMg. Plsza THE PARRISH WINDOW AND OFFIOK CLEANERS I OILING AND PAINTING. AP- rui urritfc, WJU vv. Kedwoot St.

(3aJ. LIBERAL COMMISSION paid for victrola and puinu poswclJl to salesmen and collectors. yniireBS Knn i.mi. OLD Slag, Carey and Tar Roofs re oairea rtv mn- perti; guaranteed. Fulton Roofing Fulton ave.

"08 N. Gilmor. st. Fulton Roofing Shop, 3 10 S. Oil.

WBJ. sniftnr 17 W. Saratoga nr. Charles. Plaxa 3752.

BCITS TO OKDKH-55 aown. $1 week. STAB TAILORING 2108 E. Monument at EXPERT Tree Trimmers A Landscape Gardeners. M.

Sadler. 1920 N. Castle st. Wolfe 192A-W. CARPENTER ana Builder; remodeling a store fronts.

H. Stitch berry 1026 Madison ave. HEMSTITCHING while you wait at cutrrt unces. 17 W. Saratoga st.

PJaza 3752. OLD AND NEW FLOORS SCRAPED AND FINISHED. CALL TOWSON 152-J. HARDWOOD Floors Iid. Old Floors Beflnished.

j. rarPcsBon. si 7. (tnciciT. Mad.

4r'I-W. HARDWOOD Floors Isid, old floors scraped, G. BARTZ. 2206 W. North ave.

Mad. 8i55. ing for sati't. call Mad. 3652-J.

2220 a ave. CONTRACTOR and Builder. Jobbing specialty. Ford Son 441 N. Milton ave.

Wolfe 636-W, BRASS BKDS Tffinislied and relacquered teed. Cari'ol Electric Plating Co. Ver. 1256. GAS RANGES re'ined and repaired equal tonaw.

Call Giimor lft.V-W WINDOW Awnings made to order. A. Hoffman 526 W. Lexington. Plaza 2909.

FASHIONABLE Dressmaking, rcao. prices. 317 I North ave. Vernon 0046-Jj GRAPHOPHONES rsoaired: wiU call. 3.

II. MILLER Alsquith ft. Wolfe 40P6-J. TALKING MACHINES RFPAIRED (ETPERTK CALL. DELIVER.

24 IS Callow ave. Mad. 0019. AWNINGS. Klip Coven.

Upholstering. Shades. SUPREMK 240 Alpqutth t. Wolfe 0495 TRY Indian Herb Get-well Remedies; they help. OSMAN.

009 N. Fremont ave. FOR ELE17TRIO WIRING call Mad. 2477. O.

STOUDENMIRE. 1510 Mt. Royal (Continued on Next PERSONALS. southeast, 14 miles, Passed in 10.0O A. stmr.

Charles E. Harwood, from Galveston: noon, stmrs. Lake Agomak, from Miami, and Sark from Klo Janeiro via Barbados; Cubore, iroro Norfolk; Barrymore from ew York. Passed Out 2 P. stmr.

Mon mouth for Hongkong, via New York. Annapolis April Arrived, schr. Gracie May Bristow, from Clare-mont; lumber. SAILED FOR BALTIMORE. Stmrs.

Grecian, James, Boston 25th; Daneholm Matanzas 25th; barges Mildred Annie McNally and Howard, Philadelphia 24th. ARRIVED FROM BALTIMORE. Stmrs. Carenco, Dodge, via Philadelr phia. New York 25th: Cardiff Hall Buenos Aires 21st; City of Freeport, via Santiago, for Piraeus, Gibraltar zza; Finchley( for Alexandria.

Egypt, Gibraltar 22d: Scythian Hamburg 21st; Pinemore Liverpool 22dj Chattanooga City, Portland, 24th; JNeponset, Seattle 24th; Cape Komain, Seattle 24th: Colombia. San Francisco 24th; Thomas B. Beal, Tacoma 24th; West Cellna, Blake, for Manchester via Boston, Norfolk 2oth; Georgeanna Williams, Hudgins, for Miami, Charleston 24th. Stmr. Camamu Rio Janeiro for Baltimore via New York, at Philadelphia 24th.

Stmr. Mississippi Wylie. Baltimore via Boston for London, sailed Phila delphia 25th. Stmr. Santa Ana, San Francisco for Baltimore, at La Libertad 10th.

Stmr. Middlesex, Meech, for Boston, sailed Norfolk 2oth. Stmr. Essex, Hart, from Philadelphia, at Jacksonville 25th. Stmr.

Merrimack, Herbert, for Philadelphia, sailed Boston 25th. Stmr. Hambleton Range Liverpool for Baltimore, at Boston 24th. Stmr. Ruth, for Boca Grande and Baltimore, sailed Boston 24th.

Stmr. Corcoran, Brooks, from Charleston for Baltimore, at Georgetown, S. 25th. Stmr. Narcissus, from Libau, at New Vnrlr 24th Stmr.

West Eldara, Dunkirk for Balti more, at Boston 2oth. Parisiana Foxwrithy; Liverpool for Baltimore, at Boston 25th. Stmr. Scottsburg, Baltimore for Kobe and Yokohama, sailed New York 25th. Stmr.

Bethore, Moodie. from Port Lo-hnn. nt Npw York 25th. Stmr. Beatrice, Mumford, from New at San Juan Stmr.

Margaret, for north of Hatteras, sailed San Juan 24th. Tug Resolute, with two barges, at New York 24th. Schr. Van Lear Tampa, at Apalachicola 24th. Barge Eben R.

Haggett, from Norfolk, nt Phfladplnhin 24th. Barge Joseph J. Hock, from Norfolk, at Beverly, 23d. Bartre Harry Hooper, from Newport News, at Bridgeport, 22d. WIRELESS.

(Positions are given far noon unless otherwise indicated.) Stmr. American Star, Baltimore for Falmouth for orders, 430 miles east Cape rhnrlon 2-lth. Stmr. Anniston City, Baltimore for Honolulu, 507 miles south Diamond Shoals 24 th. stmr nnwnter.

Baltimore for Con stantinople, 101 miles east Cape Henry 54th. Stmr. Eagle, San Francisco for Baltimore via New York, 1,020 miles south Amhrosn 8 P. M. 21th.

Stmr. Gov. John Lind, Porto Rico for Baltimore. 484 miles southf-southeast Diamond Shoals 24th. Stmr.

Vittorio Emmanuele III, iiaiti more for Avonmouth, 61 miles east Cape Henry 24th. stmr. willsnlo: McGaHan. San Fran Cisco for Baltimore via New York, 681 milpa north Colon 23d. Stmr.

Clairton. Huelva for Baltimore, t1ft mils aar. Henrv 24th. Stmr. Reaner.

New York for 78 miles west Key West Zitn. Stmr. Sohodack. Dunkirk for Baltimore via New York, 335 miles west Bishop Rock 4th. MOVEMENTS OF 3V.

Y. LINERS. Dim New York 'Wednesday. Asia, from Lisbon; Thursday. America, from jsapies Sailed for xorK Aquitania, ftouin amnion 22d: La Savoie.

Havre 22(1. Arrived From xsew xotk. America Bremen 25th; Giuseppe Verdi, for Naples Gibraltar 23d: Baltic. Liverpool 24th Homeric. Southampton 23d; Melita Southampton 22d Old North State, don 24th; Wuerttemburg, Hamburg 20th Bound To Baltimore Steamers.

Alexandra, from at Boston. Anacortes, Belfast, April 22. Alvarado Buenaventura April. Barambah Clyde. March 30.

Barrymora at New York. Bergsdalen from Oran, Fayal, April A Camamu from Santos, at Philadelphia. Capulin, from Leith. Falmouth, April 17. Charles E.

Harwood. Galveston. April 17. Charles H. Cramp, from Seattle via New York, Cristobal, April 21.

Clairton. Huelva. April 7. Commack via Boston and New York. Santas, April 20.

taneholra (Dan.J, Matanzas, April a. Deerfleld. from San FTancisco. at New Tort Eagle, from San Francisco, Cristobal, April 19. Ecuador: from San Francisco, San Pedro, April 21.

Faico Barsborg via rortiana, Maine, Immingham, April 15. Til- ir. 1. mMn.Ml..,u. J' via oaii ittauuiauvi April 22.

Fiume Trieste, April la Frogner R'o April 10. Gov. John Lind, Porto Rico, April 20. Onstavholm Rothenburc, April 8. Hambleton Bamre from Liverpool, at Boston.

Hawkeve State, from San Francisco. San Fedro. April 13. Homestead, via Boston, Antwerp, April 11. Jean, Boca Grande, May Lady Charlotte Rio Janeiro, April.

Lancastrian (Br.l. via. Now York. Liverpool. April 10.

Liberator, from San Francisco, at Pew Torlr-Manchester Port. (Rr.l. via. St John. N.

uverpool, April 17. MicWan via Boston, Antwerp, April 13. Norfolk Hants from Dundee, at Phila- delnhla. Vtno from Bordeaux, at New iorS. Olen.

via New York, Dunkirk, March 28. Otho. Eio Janeiro- April. Pacific Southampton, April 14. Parisiana from Liverpool, at Boston.

Peter H. Crowell, Tampa, May-Sagadahoc, at 'New York. Santa Rosa, via New York, Charleston, April 21. Santarem from Santos, Bahia, ApriL Santa Ana, Acapulco, April. fiarcoxie, from Rotterdam, at New York.

Sark Rio Janeiro. April 1. Schodack, via New York, Dunkirk, April 19. Union City Shields. Amil 18.

Vulcan City via Philadelphia, Liverpool, fl.pru lo. West Bridie, Narvik. ApriL West Fldara, from Iunkirk, at Boston. West Haven, via ports, Anacortes, April 22. Westlake, via Philadelphia, ljeith, April 23.

Westicm Maid. Keval. March 20, at KieL TVst Mariraug, Manchester. April 11. Will faro, from San Francisco, via New York, San Pedro April 22.

Willsolo, San Francisco, via New York, Cristobal, April 19. WithWon St. Vincent, C. March SL scnooners. Jesse G.

Noyee, Boca Grande, April. Josiah B. Chaw, Port Tampa, April 22, Maurice L. Thuriow. Tampa, April.

SUITS FILED Superior Court George E. Anderson vs. L. Whittington Brother, $10,000. Plaintiff struck by defendant's automobile on March 16 at Central avenue and Madison street.

Samuel S. Levin, attorney. Citv Courts Bell Goldstein vs. United TiflilwavH. $15,000.

Alleged injuries sustained by plaintiff while Doaroing a car on tf eDruary t. Ashman, attorney. Leon Glazer. by his father, vs. N.

Davis, trading as N. Davi3 Be 19 South Front street, $5,000. Boy knocked down by defendant's automobile on January on iJaltimore street. Jtvobert J. Caplan, attorney.

Oonrt. of Common Plea-Goodman GoldstelTi United Railways, $5,000. Alleged expenses incurred by plaintiff because of injuries sustained by his wire on ieDruary wnue boarding a car. jjoma s. Asnman, attorney.

Leonard F. Suchs Henry Snroeker. $2,500. Plaintiff on motorcycle struck by defendant's auto mobile on March 12 at Baltimore street and East avenue. John Kamp, attorney.

Joseph T. O'Mara vs. Hjalmar M. Charlton, $16,000. Plaintiff struck by defendant's automobile on March 21 on Curtis CreetE bridge.

J. Irvin Mc-Comb, attorney. MAYOR'S OPPOSITION FAILS Estimates Board Grants Permission For Gas Station. Overriding Mayor Broening's opposition, the of Estimates yesterday granted permission to the Standard Oil Company to build a "drive in" gasoline filling station on the site, of the old Key mansion, at the juncture of Fulton and Frederick avenueS and Hollins street. The Mayor was the" only member voting against the plan.

Supporting him in hia opposition was a large delegation from the neighborhood of the Key mansion headed- by the Rev. Bernard J. McNamara, of St. Martin's Catholic Church. 1 en BUCKMAN On April 24.

1922. at Wash ington Sanatorium, Tacoma Park, SAMUEL In his 66th year, beloved husband of Eva Martin Buekman. Funeral will take place from his late residence. 1S1G North Charles street, on Wednesday, April 26, at 3 P. M.

Interment private. 26e FABY. On April 24. 1922, HARRY, aged oj years, oeiovea nusoana or Mary Faby. Funeral will take place from his late residence, Joppa road, near Belair road, on Thursday, April 27, at 8.15 A.

M. thence to St. Joseph's Church, where a Requiem High Mass will be said for the repose of his soul at 9 A. M. Interment in St.

Joseph's Cemetery. 26e KOHLHEPP. On April 23, 1922, MARY EVELYN DALRYMPLE. aged 26 years, beloved wife of Arthur E. Kohlhepp.

Funeral at the chapel of Stewart Mowen 108 West North avenue, on Friday morning at 8.30 o'clock. Requiem Mass at the Cathedral at 9 o'clock. 23e KRANZ. Suddenly, on April 25, 1922. at her residence, 2943 North Charles street, REG1NA widow of G.

Fred Kranz. Due notice of the funeral will be given. 26e GERAGHTY. On April 23. 1922, MARY beloved wife of the late Bartley Geraghty and daughter of the late Jeremiah and Mary Casey.

Funeral from her late residence, 2101 West Fayette street, on Wednesday morning at 9.30 o'clock. Requiem Mass at St. Martin's Church at 10 o'clock, to which the relatives and friends are invited. Interment in Cathedral Ceme-tery. 26 HAAS.

On April 24, 1922, ANNIE MARGARET HAAS (nee Beil), aged 45 years, wife of the late Henry Haas. Funeral from her late residence. 1500 Enst Baltimore street, on Wednesday, April 26, at 3.30 P. M. Interment in Oak Lawn Cemetery.

26e HICKENBOTHAM- On April 24, 1922, at 2 A. at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Theodore F. Hodgson, Ber-wyn. ELIZABETH widow of William H.

Hickenbotham. Winchester (Va.) and Pittsburgh (Pa.) papers please copy. Funeral services at the above residence on Wednesday, April 26, at 10 A. M. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery at 11.30 A.

M. 26 JAMES. On April 24, 1922, CHARLES beloved husband of Sarah James. Funeral will take place from his late residence, 620 East street. Sparrows Point, on this Thursday at 2 P.

M. In-terment in Oaklawn Cemetery. 27e JONES. On April 25, 1922, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. William L.

Grason, Ellicott City, MARY aged 58 years, beloved wife of the late Charles T. Jones. Funeral will take place from the above residence on Thursday, April 27, at 2 P. M. Interment in Lorraine Cemetery, Baltimore county.

Md. 27e KANE. On April 24, 1922, WILLIAM beloved son of Catherine Kane (nee Corbitt) and the late John Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from, his late residence, S19 William street, on Thursday morning at 8.30 o'clock. Requiem High Mass at St. Joseph's Church at 9 o'clock for the repose of his soul.

Interment in New Cathedral Cemetery. 27 KAWECKI. On April 24, 1922, JACOB, husband of Anna Kawecki. Funeral will take place from his late residence, 2600 Hudson street, on Thursday morning at 8.30 o'clock. Requiem High Mass at St.

Casimir's Church at 9 o'clock. Interment in Holy Rosary Cemetery. 27 KNIGHT. On April 25, 1922, ANNA, beloved wife of George W. Knight.

Funeral will take place from her late residence, 406 North Lakewood avenue, on Thursday, April 27, at 8 A. thence to St. Elizabeth's Church, where a Requiem High Mass will be offered for the repose of her soul at 8.30 A. M. Inter-ment in Holy Redeemer Cemetery.

27 LENTZ. On April 23, 1922, HENRY beloved husband of Katherine Lentz (nee Hupfeldt). Funeral from his late residence, 1619 West Pratt street, on Wednesday, April 26, at 2 P. M. Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.

26e LIPSCOMB. On April 25, 1922, at the residence of her parents, near Granite, TRMA, in her 18th year, beloved daughter of John and Katie Lips- comb (nee Wright). Funeral services at 130 South Mount street, Baltimore, on Thursday at 2 P. M. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery.

27e LITTLE. On April 25, 1922, WILLIAM in the 80th year of his age. Funeral from St. James' Chapel, Park-ton, on Friday. April 28, at 11.30 A.

M. 28 LIVINGSTON. On April 20. 1922, at Casa Grande, E. NORMS, aged 28 years, beloved husband of Marguerite Garrett Livingston and son of Emma and the late Edwin C.

Livingston. 26e Due notice of funeral will be given. LLOYD. On. April 25, 1922, JOHN, the Beloved hU6Dantt or the late Mary Piquett Lloyd.

Washington (D. and Zanesville (Ohio) papers please copy. Relatives and friends are invited to attend'the funeral at his late residence, 827 Light street, on Friday at 2.30 P. M. Interment Loudon Park Cemetery.

28 LUTZ. On April 24, 1922, at Brooklyn, N. REV. JOHN G. LUTZ, beloved husband of Addle M.

New Lutzit Funeral service at Marcy Avenue M. E. Church, Brooklyn, N. on Thursday at 2 P. M.

Interment In Lorraine Cemetery, Baltimore, Friday at 4 P. M. 28e MALONEE. On April 26, 1922. at bis home, 1219 Hollins street, CHARLES RAYMOND MALONEE, beloved son of Bertie Roach and the late James Malonee.

Funeral from the above residence, of "which due notice will be given. 26e MITCHELL. On April 25, 1922, at her late residence, 1043 Montpeiier street, TuARY aged 48 years, beloved wife of Alexander Mitchell. 26e Due notice of funeral will be given: MORROW. On April 2b, 1922, MARY ANN (nee Lavery), beloved wife oi the late William G.

Morrow. Covington (Ky.) papers please copy. Funeral from the residence of her son, James V. Morrow, 1808 Barclay street, Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock. Requiem High Mass at St.

Mary's Church, Govans, at 9 Interment in St. Vincent's Cemetery. 26 MOSER. On April 24. 1922, ANNA MOSER.

Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services from the residence of her uncle, Theodore Schmecke-bier, Norwood Heights, on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment rri-vate. rplease omit flowers. 26 MASSEY. On the morning of April 24, 1922, at his residence, 3325 Piedmont avenne, LEMUEL beloved husband of Margaret Massey.

Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Interment private. 20e PACA. On April 22, 1922, at Queenstown, EDWARD TILGHMAN. Funeral services at the Episcopal Church, Queenstown, on Wednesday at 11 A. M.

PENDLETON. On April 24. 1922, at home near Winchester, ALEXAN DER ROBINSON PENDLETON. 27 PICK. On April 23, 1922.

after a lin gering illness. HENRY, beloved hus band or uiara Funeral from his. daughter's resl dence, Mrs. Julia Sykes, 1810 East Chase street, on Wednesday, April 26, at 3 P. M.

Interment in Baltimore Cemetery. 26 ROLPH. On April 25. 1922, at her resi dence, 1400 Eutaw Place, ELIZA PAR KER ROLPH. 26e Due notice of funeral will be given.

SHAMBERGER. On April 25. 1922, D. FRED, beloved husband of Juanita Shambercer (nee Klare) Funeral from his late residence. 2835 St.

Paul street, of which due notica will be given. 26e SHIPLEY. On April 25, 1922, at her home, Sykesville. MARY aged 77 years, daughter of the late Columbus I. and Ri-rah Shipley.

27e FunerHl from St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church, Sykesville, on Thnrs day. tril 27, at 10 A. M. Interment in Mount View Cemetery.

Howard county. THOMAS. On April 25, 1922. at the resi dence of her cousin, Mrs. Louis B.

Wil- liaf, 5254 Maine street. Arlington, SADIE widow the late Cornelius Thomas. Funeral from the- above residence on Thursday, April 27, at 2 P. M. Inter ment In St.

Marv's Cemeterv. Eamn AND BUILDING HEWS Feast Sons, Florists, Buy North Charles Street Property For New. Home. SUMMER COLONY PLANNED L. G.

Turner Acquires 75 Acres At Bine Ridge For Cottage Site Development Another improvement is planned for the retail business section of North Charles street, Samuel Feast Sons, florists, 321 North Charles street, have acquired a three-story building at 527 North Charles street from John H. Windfelter arid others through the real estate firm of Philip S. Morgan Inc. The building will be from plans pre pared by Clyde N. and Nelsn Friz, architects, to provide a large showroom on the first floor, with executive and general offices on a mezzanine floor in the rear.

Workrooms will adjoin the showroom and cold rooms for cut flow ers will be in the basement. With a frontage of 27.6 feet, the property extends to Lovegrove alley, providing en trance to the building at the basement level for delivery automobiles. Bids for the work have been received and the contract will be awarded in a few days. Established in 1832, at the northwest corner of Charles and feara-toea streets, the firm is one of the oldest in the city. It will occupy its new quarters' about September 1 and may retain its present quarters at the southwest corner of Charles and Pleasant streets, it is -said.

A three-story frame residence at 3710 Liberty Heights avenue has been acquired by Dr. David Franklin from John J. Buffington. The house improves a lot having a frontage of 90 feet on Liberty Heights avenue and a depth of 315 feet to Egerton road. A two-car garage, with chauffeur's quarters, im proves the rear of the lot, which is in fee simple.

The consideration is said to have been about John L. Tre-gellas was the broker. The same broker has sold a three-apartment cottage at 3414 Fairview avenue for J. R. Gorman to Louis A.

Cavalier. The lot is (50 by 150 feet and is improved by a two-car garage. The consideration is said to hae been about $18,000, in fee simple. F. N.

Iglehart Co. report sale of a lot containing 2.9 acres at Charles street and Gittings avenue for Frank H. Winants to Luther M. R. Willis, who will improve the property with a residence.

I Plans for 14 two-story brick daylight dwellings were filed with the office of the Building Inspector by Philip S. Morgan, of Philip S. Morgan Inc. Four will be erected at the northeast corner of Park Heights avenue and Oswego street, seven on the north side of Oswego street, near Park Heights avenue, and three on the west side of Old Pimlico road, near Oswego street. The group will cost about W.

F. Ludwig applied for a permit to build three one-story frame bungalows on the west side of Laurel avenue, near Woodland avenue, to cost about $10,000. Title to property at 2803 Ulman avenue was conveyed to Lillian Gorfuie and Sophia Miller by Mary V. Conn, through the Maryland Title Guarantee Company, for a consideration of $7,500, subject to a ground rent of $85. Summit, a 75-acre tract situated at Blue Ridge, on the Western Maryland Rai'lwnvr.

heloncins to the heirs of the late Helen D. Rowland, has been taken over by L. G. Turner, of this city, who win rievp on the nroneriv into cunage sites. Roads will be improved and the water system extended, it is said.

A number of Baltimoreans nave summer homes on the site. R.B. Pue Co. were the brokers in the transaction. A McMahon renorts the sale of a semi-bungalow at Linthicum Heights for Arthur T.

and Bonnie M. Paul to Charles H. and Arthur Peters. VI. Wauch Dunning reports the sale nf a dwellinsr at 1206 GLvndon avenue for Charles H.

Muller to Emma Tref- finger, subject to a ground rent of REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Baltimore Civ. TUESDAY. April 25. a nwrrtnlf.

nr. York turnpike g.r. $61... Stephen W. Leitch to August Tischinger and wife, same property, g.r.

$61..... J. Shorb Neale and wife to Albert uyroaii, George sVlberman to 3. William Scherr, 1820 N. Smallwood g.r..

$69...... Weldon B. Wocden to Louis Wilds and wife, n.s. Grovelana, nr. Lareao, ouxiou Howard R- HerBhey and wife to Walter Jf.

Tft.HoTi mil xrifa. 233 N. (Talvwt C.r. $120. George R.

Callis, and wife to Howard 1m uoraer. 3w naasewooa ave. George R. Callis, to James McNeal Wheat-ley and wife, 3905 Rldgewood g.r. $90..

Same to Eaeanor S. Cohen, 3910 Ridgewood Howard L. Border to George E. Elliott and ave. wife, same property, g.r.

au ixeorge v. oiwiiism, truatw, wnfu, w.s. uuriey, nr. monumeni, smoo, g.r. Wilmore George and wife to Jennie V.

Isaac, 2 lots Mandes H. Hecht and wife to Louis Newman, as. Pratt nr. Eutaw, 8.4x20 Sarah Raichlen to C. Oram Harrington and nrifo Ridcewood nr.

Towanda. 21.6x110. tr.r, $90 5 Xlorris Klein et al. to Henry Engelhart. 3 lots.

5 Richard Keating and wife to James W. Myers and wife, n. s. Groveland nr. Laredo, 60x130.

n. fTlav Timanus et al. trus. to John J. Dub- belde, several lots 115 Morris Heft and wife to Ida Shuman, etc.

n.s. Lombard nr. Exeter, 15x117.10 August KieselhorRt and wife to Michael Kuo and wife. w.s. Glover, nr.

Aliceanna, 13x62, g.r. $20 Michael A. Staedtler and wife to William L. Musch and wife, e.s. Luzeme nr.

'Jefferson, g.r. $39 Richard Hentschel and wife to Samuel Needle, s.w.9. Mt. Royal nr. Mosher Jnhn Erurlar and wife to Maurice Leavitt.

1520 John g.r. $100 5 John B. Lilly, to Clarence T. Murray, 328 E. Twenty-first g.r.

$86 William H. Herold to Elisha A. Leman, 503 Archer g.r. $30..... John Randolph and wife to Edward E.

Smith, 1505 Federal pi George W. Wamecker to John Ogle and wife, 117 N. Chapel g.r. $18.75 George Bemliard Meyer to Charles F. Roeth and wife, n.e.s.

Green Spring, nr. Broring iBldg. Co. to Joseph H. Spence, s.e.s.

Belair, nr. Linthicum, g.r. $83 Edward J. Gallagher to Herbert W. Foard and wife, 2232 Aiken g.r.

$78 Arrow Permanent Building Association to John R. Lilly, 328 E. 21st g.r. $86 Isaac Zetzer, to Thomas Toal and wife, e.s. Linwood, nr.

Fairmount, g.r. $42 Frederick H. Puenke and wife to Fannie Scurnick, 400 E. Chase st.t g.r. $60....

-Thomas Thaler, administrators, to Thomas J. Thaler, 2 lots William J. Calder and wife to Blanche EL Ellis, several lots B. J. Gallagher Realty Co.

to Michael F. Bonadio and wife, 3170 Ravenwood g.r. $60 T. J. Hooper Realty Co.

to John A. Farley, 328 S. 14th g.r. $42 George Weidinger, to John A. Farley, 1703 Oliftview g.r.

$42 William A. Krieger and wife to Same, same property 5 Jolin A. Farley and wire to Raymond W. Page and wife, same property (lease) Annie Gately, to William J. Blake, n.s.

Preston nr. Hillman, g.r. $64. William J. Blake to Margaret Gately, n.s.

Preston nr. Hillman. e.r. $64 Wilson Carroll, to Stephen J. Van Lill, 2693 Dulaney st, r.

$56., 1,800 fctepnen j. van IAU to A. Williams and wife, same property, g.r. $56... Charles J.

Hull to William J. Graham and wife, several lots Kyman Hurwitz and wife to Leon Roth- schild'and wife. 2006 Wilkens g.r. $55 George L. Keister and wife to Pauline W.

Keister. 1118 and 1116 Riggs ave Barnet Weinstein. to Abraham Perel, 722 to 728 E. Baltimore st. Jacob F.

Smith and wife to Georee Voirler and wife, s.s. Madison nr. Montford isame to Mary JUecker, s.s. Madison nr. Montford George Vogler and wife to Jacob F.

Smith and wife, 8.8. Madison nr. Montford, g.r. $60.... Charles Eversfleld to Eli Golden berg, w.s.

Glover nr. Fairmount, g.r. $38 Frederick O. Horner, exctr to Charles R. Bowman, 1 lot 625 Chester A.

Albrecht, to M. Nellie SNYDER (MOEBIFS). On April 24, 1922, LAURA W. SNYDER (nee Moe-bius). wife of the late Herman Snyder.

Funeral services at' the residence of her son, 514 North Luzerne avenue, on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Cathedral Cemetery. 27o STEVENS. On April 25, 1922, LAWRENCE, aged 17 years, beloved son of Harry L. and the late Mary E.

Stevens (nee Deck). Funeral from his parents residence, 415 South Vincent 6treet, of which due notice will be given. 26e TAYLOR. Entered into rest on April 25, 1922, at her home, 504 North Carey street, ELIZABETH C. daughter of the late Lorenza D.

and Eliza Jane Taylor. Funeral from the above residence on Friday. April 28. at 3 P. M.

Interment in flreenmonnt Cemetery. 28e WELSH. On April 24, 1922, MICHAEL, aged 73 years, beloved husband of Winifred Welsh (nee Gibbons) and son of the late John and Bridget Welsh. Funeral from his late residence, Lu-therville, on Friday morning at ft A. thence to St.

Joseph's Church, Texas, where a Requiem High Mass will be said for the repose of his soul at 10 A. M. Interment in St. .1 oseph's Cemetery. 28 WALLACE.

On April 25, 1922, KATIE beloved wife of William Wallace and daughter of Elizabeth and the late William H. Clubb. Funeral from the residence of her mother. 3618 Old York road, on Friday, April 28. at 2 P.

M. Interment in Green-mount Cemetery. 28 CEMETERIES. (2) WOODLAWN CEMETERY. rke cm direct to Bate.

City Offloa, 401 TITLE BTJlLnlNCT. CEMETERY LOTS. (3) PARKWOOD CEMETERY. Phcrj. Hamilton 0585 for descriptive tnr Offloe flamiltoD Hank HMc.

Ha milt oa ONK full-size lot for sale in Lorraine Cemetery; fine location, reasonable price. Apply ati 607 Forrest st. MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES. (5) THBi ORIGINAL HOUSK OP WM. A.

GAULT SON, 403 N. Howard at Vernon 5131. IN MEMORIAM. (7) WADE. In loving' memory of our son, EARL WADE, who died one year ago, April 26, l'J-1.

Thy hands are clasped upon thy breast, I have kissed thy loving brow; But in my aching heart I know I have no darling Earl now. BY HIS MOTHER. The flowers we lay upon your grave May wither and decay. But the love we have for you, dear Earl, Will never fade away. 26e BY HIS SISTER AND BROTHERS.

WOLLE. In loving remembrance of my husband. ALEXANDER WOLLE, who died three years ago today, April 26, 1919. I mourn for you in silence, But not with outward show. For the heart that mourns Bincerely, Mourns silently and low.

Three long years my heart has bled, I cannot ease the pain; My aching heart will always ache Until in Heaven we meet again. BY HIS LOVING. WIFE, ELIZABETH WOLLE. 20e LOST AND FOUND. (3) BRACELET Gold tassel blue stones; lost in March; reward.

Sadtler. 345 N. Charles street CAT A White Persian Cat; lame In front foot; answers to name of Kitty. Reward if returned to 838 WILLIAM STREET. IXKi White French Poodle, male, lost on Friday morning about 10 o'clock; last seen on Heath street, near Johnson.

Liberal reward. 1801 Iatarmeo street. DOG LOST lElnelish bull dog, male, answers name of "Scrappy." Reward If returned to 1115 X. Calvert st. Phone Vernon 31VZ9.

DOG Boston Brindle Bull Terrier, lost Sunday; answers to name of Jolly Boy. Reward. 12 SOM-ERSET ROAD. Tuxedo 0559. DOG, POODLE, lost Monday afternoon; answers name of Teddy.

Liberal reward. 3910 EAST PRATT SIR BET. 1XG, female, brown and white, lost Monday, vicmixy ivortn ave. ana oi. ram st.

answers name "Nellie." Reward. Call Wolfe 2657-W. DOG, Brindle English Bull, white chest, feet and loreneaa, lost, itcwaru. ij.i.o uaavert si. Vernon 3929.

DOG Lost, Aide Fox Terrier, white with brown spots; answers to name Buster. Reward, 43o Fast Twentieth Btreet. Homewood 3118-J. FUR Lost, Small Skunk Fur, at 9 o'clock Tues- nay morning, on unaries street, nctween Lafayette avenue and Lanvale street. Finder please return to 411 North Charles street.

Reward. GLASSES Tortoise-shell, in case, lost Monday nifihtj Hewarcl. Vernon Qmto-VY. KEYS, bunch, lost Saturday; Raymond E. Buscb on tag, itewara.

lego J. UAitit nr. LOCKET (gold) lost; initials T. 1903." Kewaru it retumea. iiu fMger tir.

MAN'S Gray Suit, name Brooks Bros, in collar. S1U reward. J'ti. Lai vert lliiw. aiK.

mi.ujj. on Madison Ave. Car; party very liberal reward. 1215 W. North.

much in neei! NECKLACE (Pearl), lost Monday afternoon on ave. car. Kewanl il returned to Chelsea Terrace. PACKAGE Child's Clothes, last Saturday eve ning from auto on Saratoga near Howard st. Rewurd if returned to 6 St.

Paul Bt. POOKETBOOK If lady who found pocket.book witn money ana bankbooK only knew my circumstances she would gladly share. 70S N. Carey street. POOKETBOOK Lost Black Leather Pocketbook, containing money, identification cards and photographs.

Return to A. F. Knieache, 1422 N. Luzerne ave. Reward.

POCKETBOOK, brown leather, containing money. k. it. tickets nnoer please return pocketbook, keep money. Phone Towson 339.

POOKETBOOK, black, man's, containing money. receipts, piumoer license, operator card. Ke-ward. Clias. A.

Gross, 2007 W. Lafayette ave. RING Platinum, pearl in center, two diamonds on each side; engraved H. J. I.

M. Miz- rh." Suitable reward, no questions' asknd. H. HICKS, W. Allegheny Towson, Md.

RING Japanese ring, initials S. H. on top, with small diamond, lost; reward returned to H. HOFFMAN, 1101 W. Lawndale t.

RING Wedding Ring, lost in East Baltimore; en graven uisiue. itewnru. jua.i a LfLtiLax. lx North Bond st. Wolfe 7730-J.

SAVINGS Pass-Book. No. 1254, lost, in the name or Jessie u. fllcjlelian with seaboard Bank. Finder please return to Baltimore Commercial Bank, Charles and Preston sts.

SPECTACLES Lost Tortoise Shell Spectacles. Reward. B. A. Freight Office.

STEER Lost on Saturday night at Hamilton, Red Steer from herd. Apply 2124 Harford ave. WATCH Ladies' pold wrist watch, lost in Belve- deie Hotel dressing room on 12th Thursday night. Reward if returned to 1115 Calvert st. Phone Vernon 3929.

WATCH Open face Gold Watch (Howard), lost Monday A. M. Reward if returned. 323 East University Parkway. Homewood 6451-J.

PERSONALS. (10) Paperhanging Plastering. Work Guaranteed. Prices Reasonable. A.

BRADY. 2114 W. Mulberry. Gil. 3425-W.

HEMSTITCHING, 12c Per Yd. DRESS PLAITING. BUTTONS COVERED. SIMONS. 123 W.

SARATOGA ST. QUICK WORK. Boulevard house. Painting and Psperhajiglng. 8537 Greenmount ave.

ROOMS PAPERED, $4 Up. Oatmeal $0. H. W. PARLETT, 1917 Frederick ave.

'gilmor 1 SB2-J. MARINELLO BEAUTY SHOP MISS TROST. 340 N. Charles. Vernon 3065.

CARPENTER JOBBING AND REPAIR WORK. GERWE 824 N. Linwood ave, Wolfe 5418-J. SCALLOPING on Tablecloths, Napkins and other Linen; Swiss tmbroidery machine; equal to hand- wom. malmsu: 7oN.

FIDELITY7 ROOFING 1324 W. Baltimore st. Gilmor 2103. PRIVATE INSTRUCTION in Gregg Pitman Stenography. Also Secretarial Course.

PROJT. J. SOMERS LEARY. 2119 Paul st. HAVING purchased drug store at 1107 W.

Baltimore all bills due must be presented at once. H. C. WEAVER. TALKING MACHINES REPAIRED.

Plaver IMajios Tuned and Repaired. BKUER KLOCK, 531 N. Chester. Wolfe 0485. WILL not be resixmsible for debts unless contract ed by J.

xt. PAINTING AND JOBBING in all its branches; reasonab'e. uiv.MA'l ill ortn castle st. CARPENTER Jobbing, ail kinds Alterations, store tronts. ltiltf warwicK ave.

ai aa. VOTi-g. DIAMONDS BOUGHT FOR CASH. H. Hofheinier.

Ill N. Charles st. (Gaither Bldg.) lirsii'AI, Instruments repaired: used and rD, for sale. Burdwise. UN.

Howard. ODORLESS Exivating and Hauling. Lew Meyer, 121? Main street. Mt. Winans.

Gil. 3311-J. BOOKKEEPER-ACCOUNTANT desires rxwitlon two or turee everungs a ween, noi, nun. nn ASS BEDS manufactured and retinished. 1 LUPLOFF 507 W.

Pratt. Plata 7543. SCIENTIFIC Mussage for rheumatism and poor circulation. aiarsianq. ttizo Madison ave.

ORTHOPEDIC Specialist shoes made to order lot deformed feet, J. J. ENIS. 653 W. Balto.

st. LECTRIC Wiring. $3 wkly. $95 with Fixtures. A CAPTAIN JUST BACK ON SHIP Unlted-State-nailt Western World To Be Given Trial Rons In Bay Next 'Wednesday.

"When the Norwegian steamer Sark passed up Gove Point yesterday the observer reported to the Maritime. Exchange that the vessel was flying a deep green flag, for which his signal book gave no explanation. Manager Ruth, of the exchange, solved the mystery by explaining that Pilot John O'Reilly O'Neal had adopted a green rectangular flag as his private signal and upon whatever vessel it is displayed the pilot is assuredly John O'Reilly O'Neal. Marine Personals. Capt.

George Harney, supervising inspector of the Third District of the Federal Steamboat Service, is making his official visit to Wright and Stanton, the local board. Captain Harney is completing the annual inspection of the district, which extends from Jacksonville to Baltimore. Capt. Ingolf Just, who has been taking a vacation, yesterday rejoined the Atlantic Fruit Company's steamer Nicholas Cuneo, which arrived Monday from Cuba with fruit. Capt.

Benjamin Collier has been appointed master of the schooner Charles Ci. Joyce, succeeding Capt. John W. Wheatley, now of the schooner Edward R. Baird, loading at Norfolk for Salisbury.

W. Olsen arrived from San Francisco to take command of the steamer Cottonnlant. boueht at this port from the Shipping Board by the Pacific States Lumber Company, of San rancisco. Port Paragraphs. With 13,500 bags of sugar to be transshipped through this port to the ilersney Chocolate Company, Hershey, trie Alunson Line steamer Deneh Daneholm sailed yesterday from Ma-tanzas.

Next Wednesday the official trial of the new combination freight and passen ger OJi-footer. built by the Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation for the Ship ping uoara as the Nutmeg State, will be made in the Chesaoenke before bem turned over to the United American Line for service between New York and Europe. Her name has been changed to the western World. The steamer Vika arrived vesterdav with 22000 bunches of bananas to the United Fruit Company and the Phaliron to A. Lanasa with 15,600, both from Jamaica.

Captain Popham, of the steamer Lan castrian, in port from Liverpool, reported that at 2.30 P. M. Sunday he passed a polished boat, with square stern bottom up. in latitude 29.30 north and longitude 71.42 west. With 5.500 bags of coffee from Santos for Baltimore, the Brazilian steamer Camamu will sail from Philadelphia today and is due tomorrow.

At trustee's sale yesterday of the property of the late Capt. Thomas Quarles, the schooner Carrie was sold to Capt. Tubman, who will return to sea after several years of vacation ashore. The British steamer Airedale has been named by' the Munson Line to berth here on May 6 to load for Havana. Grain charters reported yesterday from this port were Belgian steamer Caledonier, bagged grain to Riga, Reval or Petrograd, 21U cents, spot loading; British steamer.

Withington, to United Kingdom ports, 4 shillings if one port, 3 shillings early May loading. The schooner Anandale, at this port, has been taken to load coal at Norfolk for Cienfuegos, and the Jennie Flood Kreger will leave here for Hampton Roads to fill a coal charter yet to be named. Port Of Baltimore April 25. ARRIVED. Stmr.

Phaliron (Greek), Costaropulos, from Port Maria; bananas, to Antonio Lanasa. At Pier 4, Pratt street. Stmr. Solborg Lind. from New York; cargo In transit to McCall-Dinning Company.

At Elevator Locust Point. Stmr. Lancastrian Popham, from Liverpool; ballast, to Baltimore International Steamship Company. At anchor. Stmr.

Anthony Groves. Willis, from Philadelphia merchandise and passengers, to Ericsson Line (and saile'd on return). Stmr. Munsomo, Sandin. from Galveston; sulphur, to Munson Steamship Line.

At Cottman's Pier. Canton. Stmr. Vika Hansen, from King ston; nananas, to united Fruit Company At Pier 1. Pratt street.

Stmr. West Arrow, Husby. from Liver pool via Boston and Norfolk; general, to Rxport Transportation Company. At Pier 0. Locust Point.

Stmr. Ontario, Bond, from Boston; merchandise and passengers, to Mer Hiants and Miners Transportation Com Powerboafc Bertie E. Tull, Rlggin, from Philadelphia: merchandise and passen gers, to Marine Transport Company (and sailed on returu). Tag Aladdin, with barge No. 5, from Norfolk: to Standard Oil Company.

Tug Walter, light, from a bay port; to Chesapeake Lighterage and Towing Company. Schr. Agnes S. Quillen, Jarrett, from Crisfleld: crushed shells for export. Schr.

George Garrison, Rowe, from Chester river; grain. CLEARED. 8tmr. Phaliron (Greek), Costaropulos, for Port Maria (general) Antonio La nasa. Stmr.

Wlnterswyk (Dutch), Teensma, for Bilboa, Spain (grain); Furness, Withy Ltd. Stmr. Standard. Slater, for Baton Rouge (ballast) Standard Oil Company. Stmr.

Missouri Connors, for Ant werp ana iiamDurg via jNorfoiK (gen eral) Atlantic Transport Company. Sttnr. Nessi.m fKr.L Atkinson, for Man chester via Norfolk (general) Atlantic Transport company. Stmr. Nervier Schoenberg, for Montreal (ballast); Clarence 'Cottman Company.

Stmr. Suruga." Walker, for New York (cargo In transit) Robert Ramsay Com pany. Stmr. Ontario. Bond, for Boston (mer chandlse and passengers) i Merchants and.

Miners Transportation Company. Stmr. Persian, Payne, for Jacksonville via Savannah merchandise and passen gers) Merchants ana Miners Transpor tation company. Scbrg. Stephen Chase.

Todd, for Rappa hannock via Snow Hill; Beulahland, Evans, for JVorioiK; sandy hook, Jensen, for Laurel, Flora and Agnes, Insley, for Cambridge; Robert, unite, tor ens field: Henry Disston. McNamee. and Ed- uin Rowe. for Rappahannock; Thomas B. Taylor, Davis, for Chester- town; barge Wicomico, Hales, for Nor folk; Wathen Co.

SAILED. Stmrs. Ontario, for Boston; Persian, for Savannah and Jacksonville; Suruga, for New York: Windinsr Gulf, for Constan tinople for orders; Galtymore for Newcastle. Leith and Dundee via ftew York; Kosmo for Calcutta "and Bombay via New York; Missouri for Antwerp and Hambure via Norfolk Nesslan for Manchester via Norfolk: Winterawvk mutch), for Bilboa, Spain: tug Lauretta Spedden, with one bl-ow xor a nay port. CHESAPEAKE BAY PORTS.

Cove Point, April 25. Cloudy southeast, lieht. Passed Tin 3.23 P. M. stmr.

Clairton. from Huelva. Passed Down 1.40 P. stmr. Suruga, for New J.

ore. Cane Henrv. AnHi A. clear, "west, 8 miles; noon, clear, north Broadway 6 N. Irvin Gressitt and wife to William J.

Roth, game property 5 Daniel Miller and wife to John J. Somroer and wife, s.s. Penrose nr. Lansdowne (lease) Corinne S. MacDermott to Samuel R.

Reed, w.s. Charles st. nr. Welcome alley Same to J. Hall Pleasants, w.s.

Charles nr. Welcome alley 2,000 Samuel Reed to Oorinne S. MacDermott, w.s. Charles nr. Welcome alley, g.r.

$120. 5 Annie W. Knowlea and husband to Hrry L. Snively and wife, 1 5 Harry L. Snively and wife to John P.

Downes, e.s. Hillman nr. Hoffman 5 Michael E. Reardon to John P. Reardon, n.w.s.

Hull nr. Beason, g.r. $42 5 Thomas J. Bradley, to Angelina V. Brad ley, 3 lots 5 George C.

Wegefarth to Irene L. Hurst, n.w.s. Birchwood nr. Hemlock, g.r. $60 Theodore Johnson and wife to George Strauss and wife, s.w.

cor. Harvey and Webster g.r. $47 I 6 George 1. Myerly and wife to George A. Brookhart, n.w.

cor. Nicoll and Rogers g. r. 5 Milton R. Lerch to Anna T2.

Wirt." e.s." Benti- lou nr. Presstman, g.r. $65 5 George V. Hilgartncr and wife to George J. Koch and wife, s.s.

Franklin nr. Strieker, g.r. $63 Mary and husband to Emma J. Anderson, s.w.8. Springdale nr.

Clarendon. Charles L. Jenkins, to Charles 1 Keilly and wife, s.s. Abbottston nr. Kennedy g.r.

$49.50 John N. Stuart and wife to Jennye Greenberg und s.e. cor. Mt. Royal ave ana Hudson st.

5 iJizaoetn k. orris to Julia A. Clark, etc. Ifll6 Durham, st 5 jonn n. ijaucnt to YanK P.

Tagney and wife, 134 Randall e.r. $30 Charles W. Hurst to William A. Meyer, 137 Vlfwimo ova CQ4 Margaret E. Jones to Harry J.

Kramer, 420 vvoTEiey st Anthony J. MuJlen and wife to Thomas H. Sheets, 1229 to 1224 N. Spring 5 oiimuei ja. i neii ana to I'rances K.

nomas, vuo tx Preston g.r. $50 5 Baltimore County, Towson, April 25. O. $5 Walter Smallwood to L. F.

Van Orsdale and lot, Catocsville Lizzie T. Douglas and husband to H. A. Schultz and wife, 2 acres. Fifteenth district Bowleys Quarters Company to B.

F. Wilkinson and wife. 3 lota Alice V. Kuntz to Paul Reich and wife, 6 otrcoiiu ulSLncc. C.

France, to Frederick Rosen gam and wife, lot avt J- L. Hanna et aL to L. Noppenberger and lut XwdutU tUSCnCC. U. x.

isnyder and wife to Overlea Realty 2 lots E. Ensor and wife to H. E. Belt and wife, lot. Fifth district J.

G. Bosley et trustees, to W. G. Nash. 134 acres.

Fifth district. fi 250 J. F. Moreland and wif to Mars-nxpt. CnnV.

iot, xayior COURT CALENDAR Criminal Court Judge Gorter. Assignment for Todav Robberv. Wil Ham Simms, Essex Jones, David Winfleld. all colored assault to kill, John Turner, Eiiizaoetn Brown iarcenv. Irene tirav.

Cora Watts. Frederick Venev (two cases! James Francis, Viola Smith, all colored, uwen bilk: deadly weapon. Elizabeth Brown, Clarence Smith (two cases) disturbing the peace, Clarence Smith; va grant ana disorderly, William P. Walsch; assault, Henry Washington, colored prostitution, Annie Rivers, colored; Beulah Duncan violating auto laws, Harry Miller, Furman E. Hendrix, George also pending case of Charles J.

Quick et al. (conspiracy). Part 2 Judge Ambler. For Today Rape, Bert Benson; lar ceny, Percy Robinson, colored, Sarah Johnson, colored, William Smith, colored desertion, Philip Krusen; common thief, William Smith, colored; burglary, Henry iouand, colored; disorderly house, Frank ki; violating auto law, Joe L. Wilson (three cases): assault.

Charles Basta: deadly weapon, Fannie Lindsay, colored. Superior Court Judge Stanton. For Today Nos. 1048, 1049, 1050. Part 2 Judge Dobler.

For Today Nos. 949. 455. 652. 666.

946. 999, 976, 989, 990, 995. Part 3 -Judge Stein. For Today Pending case only. City Court Judge Dawkins.

For Today Cases on the law docket. Part 2 Judge Heulaler. Court adjourned subject to call. Part 3 Judge Stump. For Today Nos.

579 (nendine. 597. 602, 603, 559. Court Of Common Pleas Judge Duffy. Court adjourned subject to call.

Circuit Court Judge Bond. For Today Nos. 280. 394. Circuit Court No.

2 Judge Stein. For Today Albert Deckelb.nim th. American Manufacturing Company of Maryland. Orphans' Court Judges Block. Galther And Dunn.

Letters Testamentarv Granted of George A. Fleming t6 Bessie Flem ing, Elizabeth Herbert to Louis C. Ji-ieriem, Katie Taylor to Clarke L. Smith, $2,500: Marshall E. Reddick to Stella M.

Reddick. $500. Letters of Administration Granted Estates of John A. Cable to Adrian Hnches $500t Ruth-V. Knizht to Caroline Knlsrht.

$200; James A. Sparklin to Margaret Sparklin. John Purmlewski to Mary Eyski, Christian J. Weber to Anna K. Weber, $500; James Gessford to Walter W.

Gessford (c. t. $4,000. inventories Filed Estates of Mabel H. Flaharty, Thomas 43.

Stevens, Charlotte C. Barnwell, $450; Sylvester W. Shaffer. $4,375 Annie O. Crozier, William J.

Fairbank, Herman A. Kassakotis, Clara D. Digenhart, $1,920 real. Sales Ratified Estates of Leonard Sel-fert, $1.200 Marie Von Lingen. $8,916.

Administration Accounts Passed Estates of Nicholas L. Goldsborough, Benjamin Forrester. Rn. setta Cogdell, $153; Charles H. Conaway, $167; Ninian S.

Duncan, $5,183 Godalia J. Brooks, $657. Guardian Accounts Passed Estates of Benjamin v. Hearn, $6,813 Bernard C. Hearn, $6,808.

Wills Filed Marshall E. Reddick, Wil-Ham C. H. Keyser. Circuit Court For Baltimore County Judges Onutt, Duncan And Presston.

Towson, April 25. Eauity Docket (Judere Preton' A a signment for Today Wondling ts. Ste vens; aioDray vs. Mobray. Law Docket CJudcre Diinoan ft Colt Company vs.

William H. Liebno and wife, on trial. Assignment for Today eiiuiiig case. Maryland Court Of Appeals. CASES ARGUED.

No. 40. Abraham H. Levine vs. Chambers Co.

was areued bv Malcolm H. Lauchheimer and Randolph Barton, xor appenanc ana Jiiuwara m. Ham mond for appellee. No. 41.

Fred H. Benson et al. vs. William M. Maloy et the Public Service Commission or Maryland et al.

was ar gued by John U. Gardiner for appellants a .11 t- ii ana iiunui i-auen oruce xor appellees. No. 42. State, use of Alice Wethered Dove et al.

vs. the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore et al. was argued by R. E. Kanode and G.

Tyler Smith for appellants and E. M. Sturtevant for ap pellees. THE DOCKET. Assignment for Today Nos.

43, 44, 37, 45 and 40. Acquitted Of Forging Check. William E. Ekas was acquitted yes terday in the Criminal Court of the charge of forging a check for $17.85 payable by the Baltimore Wholesale Florists and Supply Company, of which he formerly was manager. Normal temperature.

56 Mean .55 Maximum temperature. 65 Minimum temperature. 46 Maximum Telocity of the wind, 12 miles an hour, from the southeast. Hourly Temperatures. 5 A.

6 A. 7 A. 8 A. 9 A. 10 A.

11 A. Noon. 46 46 50 54 69 62 64 62 1 P. 3 P. 3 P.

4 P. 5 P. 6 P. 7 P. 8 P.

65 63 63 63 63 64 63 62 Weather By Telegraph. State of the weather at 8 P. M. aiid the highest temperature recorded during; the day at the stations named below: Atlantic City, cl'dy. 68 New Orleans, cloudy 80 Boston, clear 70 New York, 66 Buffalo clear 58 Oklahoma City, el'y.

68 Charleston, clear 70 Philadelphia, cloudy 68 Chicago, cloudy 56 Pittsburgh, rain 56 Cincinnati, cloudy. i 58 Portland, clear 68 nenver, caoudy 54 ttaleigh. cloudy 72 Galveston, 78 St. Louis, 66 itatceraa. ciouay salt ijese Uity, clear 66 Jacksonville, 72 San Francisco, cl'dy 52 Louisville, rain 58 Tampa, cltar 82 cloudy 68 Washington, 68 Marriage Licenses.

JOHNSON WINNER. Allan 21, Lock Haven, Mary 19. ELLIS WITTICH. Joseph 23, 472S North avenue. Govans Mane 2o.

LEWIS HAMMON. Stanley 26, 44 Winters avenue: Genevieve, 2J. DI MUZIO PALMERINO. Vincenzo. 21, 924 West Fayette street; Elizabeth 16.

SEARS ELLIOTT. Arthur 23, 710 East Twentv-thira street; Airnes rz. BO WEN KIRCHER. John 24, 2420 Linden avenue; Anna 21. ROPKAt-FEHLER.

Albert 38, wid ower, 25o0 Francis street; Marie do, widow. ANCHAITIS MARDUSIUTE. Antanas, 34, 637 Washington Boulevard; Mary-ona. 30. WHELAN PEARRELL.

Charles 24. Philadelphia. Mary 22. MYERS HARTHONE. Ira SO; May A.

divorced. Io03 Mion avenue. HESS HUNTLEY. Charles 22, 937 Gorsuch avenue; Florence xv. EDLER BEALEFELD John 25, 12o() Annapolis avenue: Madgalena 18.

COX PRICE. Herbert 21, 2834 RIggB avenue: Ada 29. RAVERO KNAPP. August 30, Hale t'horpe, Laura z-t. LINZ McDONOTJGH.

Albert 36, 820 Greenmount avenue, widower; Agnes 18. DUNKELBERGER BURD. Henry 23. Seven Points. Nora zv.

WILSON GOTTSCHALK. Clarence H.f 24, 823 Ensor street; Lillian 5. READY SHEA. Frank 26; Mary 21. Riderwood, Md.

ERTEL SMITH. Joseph 22, 3501 Ar AnnAwUlTA "XT OA COUSINS MILLER. Albert 43. wid ower, 19 East Woodland avenue; Carrie 45, widow. HAPP WALTHER.

Williani 27, 1647 Cliftview avenue; Mary 24. PADUDA CARR. George 23 Washington, D. Vivian ,18. a) AMOS.

Suddenly, on April 23, 1922, WINPIELD son of the late Aquilla and Isabelle Amos. 26e Due notice of the funeral will be given. RAUCH. On the evening of April 24, 1922, at his 101 North Milton avenue. BENJAMIN beloved husband of the late Emma E.

Rauch. Funeral will take place from the above residence on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Oaklawn Cemetery. 27e BAUMANN. On April 23, 1922, PAULINE, wife of Jacob F.

Baumann. nnnro 1 ooFir1raa a iAt lata vaotrlanitA 21.Newburg avenue, Catonsvllle, Md.f on Wednesday at 2 P. M. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. 26e BEATLEY.

On April 24, 1922, CAPT. LUTHEK J. BiiATLEx, beloved husband of Julia Beatley. Northumberland county (Va.) papers please cony.l Funeral from his late residence, 40S East Blddle street, on Wednesday, April 26, at 2 P. M.

Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. 26e BERRETT. On April -23, 1922. JAMES NEWTON, beloved hustand of Alice Margaret Byrne Berrett. Funeral from his late residence, Relay, on Wednesday, April 26.

Requiem High Mass at St. Augustine Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are in vited to attend. 26 BEYER. On April 25, 1922, AUGUSTA, beloved wife of Charles F.

Beyer. Funeral from her late home, 2348 Stockton street, on Friday at 2 M. Interment In Western Cemetery. 28e BOURNE. Suddenly, on April 22, 1922, at Philadelphia, THOMAS beloved husband of Katherine T.

Bourne. Remains will arrive in Baltimore 'at 5.30 P. M. Tuesday. Relatives and friends are Invited to the funeral services at the residence of his mother, Mrs.

Bourne, 2301 Harlem avenue, on Wednesday at 2.30 P. M. Interment private. 29 den. 27e G.

D. Clark. 3207 Frederick ave. Oil. 0371-W.

una be, zwi to -Ui wilkens ave,.