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Classifications A'os. 2 to 'J'HK EVENLNG SUN, JJALTIMORE, MONDAY. OCTOBER 23. 1939 32 SITUATIONS MALE (15) CEMETERIES LOTS (5) SITUATION HOUSEHOLD (12) USES AX IN REPELLING 3 Maryland Boys Win National Award RADGLIFFE APPROVES SUSAN ANTHONY PLAN Senator Indorses Proposal For Her Portrait On Mount Rushmore Department of the Interior for consideration, Senator Radcliffe said, "I feel that the memory of Susan B. Anthony is entitled to the best that can be given her and 1 think that the very suggestion about the carving t-f her portrait upon Mount Rushmore is a very interesting and suitable one." It was indicated by J.

R. White, of the Interior Department, who is acting as associate director of the Mount Rushmore commission, that additional legislation will bo necessary if the portrait is added. Mr. White informed Senator Rad-clilTo that the contract with Gutzon Borglum provides only for the carving of Wabhington, Jefferson, Lincoln and Roosevelt, as specifically mentioned in the act of Congress approved May 25, 1D29, which created and established the Mount Rushmore Memorial Commission. "The number of figures to bo carved upon the face of Mount Ruahnwre must be limited to the present four, unless Congress, by legislative action, directs the authorized memorial be enlarged to include additional figures." (10) (Continued from Preceding Column) Nluhts.

Sundays and Holidays cmiy Phone: Lib. 474B Lib. 1411 till. 1:970 Lai. 407.

NO PAYMENTS UNTIL 1940 BE SURE TO SAVEJZ5o By Calling Continental Baltimore's Largest For All Guaranteed HOME IMPROVEMENTS And American Rsdtstor Hot Water. Steam Ac Hot Air HEATING PLANTS Work Completed NOW Pay As Low As $5 MONTHLY NEXT YEAR Tiling Rooting Tinning Heating Fencing On rn kcs Pninl ing Piuirriiig SnoiitttiK plumbing Shlncllng Carneni i Addit ions Kenmring I'lHSterlng Insula! in Ccmrnt ing llrlrk Work till liiirnrm Altera! Ions Fireplaces Run Parlors Store Fronis Waiernroonng Mpt.nl Ceiline? Eleclrtral Work Hard wood Floors t'orrli Knclosurnii Ana rl ment i Weal hrratl'lluillis Skylights keinndelmg Interior IVcomting Insunince Losses Aniusted FPFriALISTS IN CONVFRTINO HOMES INTO APARTMENTS NO MONEY DOWN 3 YEARS TO PAY FREE ESTIMATES-DAY OR NIGHT No Obligation Phone Or Write NOW CONTINENTAL HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. Showrooms St Offices 217 N. Calvert St PLAZA 3752 'PLAZA 3753 PLAZA 3754 PLAZA 0944 Nights. Sundays snd Holidays Only Phone: Lib.

4748 Lib. 1411 Lib. 7553 Laf. 4027. "More People Choose Continental, Baltimore's Largest" 1st Class PAPERHANGERS ROOMS $4 UP.

VERNON 7299-J. FLOOR Work, old tz new. Very reas. Parker. Ham.

0731. 4413 Kavon ave. PLASTFRINO. Papering. Painting.

Carpentry. Firs Terms .1 Stout Ram 0707 WANTS (ID For Good Prices CALL JAY'S, AT ONCE DAY OR NIGHT IMMEDIATE CASH For Dining room. LIVING room and BED ROOM F'urniture, Kitchen Cabinets. Kitchen Sets. Table-Too Gas Ranges.

Sewing Ma chines. Washing Machines. Studio Beds and Maple Furniture. Single pieces or entire lots. BUY UKEfcJNMOUNT AVE.

Mr. Jay Vernon 8205 1 PAY YOU SPOT CASH 30 MINUTES AFTER YOU PHONE For antlnues or modern furniture, china, eurlos. oil paintings. Oriental rugs, silver, libraries, office furniture No lot too small or large huv nnv small or large stocks. II.

BARNES, 708 N. Howard DAILY CALLS VERNON 1068. NIGHTS SUNDiCALIFOREST4894. IF YOU ANT GOOD PRICES CALL E. T.

NEWELL i. CO, INC. Antique At Modern Furniture. China, Glassware. Curios.

Oil Paintings. Oriental Do mestic Rugs. Libraries. Silverware. Office Furniture.

Etc. Large or small lots. Calls answered within an hour. Ver. 7830.

710 N. Howard St. I WANT FURNITURE Bedroom. Dining Living Rm. Kitchen Furniture.

Table-toD gas ranges. Elec. Refrigerators. Washing and Sewing Machines, odd pieces. 819 Greenmount.

SPOT CASH. VERNON 29fi0 HIGH PRICES FOR FURNITURE Bedroom. Dining. Living Room. Kitchen Furniture, Washing and Sewing Machines.

Runs, Gas, Oil and Coal Stoves. Ornaments, China. Curios. Silver. NTltJUE FURNITURE.

GLASSWARE. ETC. Plaza 5744. Mr. Mack, 714 W.

Balto. IMMEDIATE CASH Call Lee, Wolfe 0427. Day or Night For Bedroom, Dining. Living. Kitchen Seta.

Stoves. Rugs. Washing Machines. Antlcues, China. Glassware.

Silver Ornaments. Calls answered at once. LEE'S. 543 N. Chester St.

WANTED USED Singer Shoe Repair btttchlng Machine: Goodyear Welt Stitch ing Machine; JackB and Lasts: Hand Sole Cementing Machines. Write P. Box 83. Aberdeen. Maryland.

WE BUY FURNITURE Of all dsecrlptlons, pianos, stoves, antlauea. rugs: also washing machines, SPR1EDM A N. 713 W. Balto. St.

Cal. 3609 FURNITURE. Modern and Antique-. Silver. Rugs, Ornaments.

Large. Small Lota. Prompt attention. Good prices. P.

FOXMAN. CLIFTON AVE. LAF. 13U8. WANTED for out-of-town stores.

Household Furniture, Glass. China or anything yon have. Call MR. CALLAHAN. Plaza 5930 Nite.

Mad. 5933-W 1625 Warwick ave. FURNITURE Household goods, pianos, antiques. High prices l-n rvice. r.

a a 1 4969 PIANOS, FURNITURE 1-hr. service. Ver. 0574. MR.

BENSON. TOP PRICES FOR OLD GOLD. SILVER AND COINS. GOLDEN S. 109 Park Ave.

Cal. 5107. "high cash prices for an silver. BERMAN'8. 636 W.

Balto. st. Cal. 1S34. MEN'S Used Suits fc Overcoats wanted.

Call MR. HARRY. Mad. 4262. GOOD prices paid for men's clothing, shoes cicFly s.

yJ Prima, ave. Ver. 6807. BIG PRICES paid for furnfture. pianos stoves Ai sewing machines, PI 1168 Men's Clothing Ver.

6807 1 more for pianos, sew. machines etc. Mr. Nelson Cat. 2919.

32 S. Howard FURNITURE CAL. 1445 HIGH PRICES all kinds Furniture. Pianos, etc. MR.

BEN. 739 Balto. st. Cal. 1656.

MEN'S USED CLOTHING. WILL CALL AT ONCE. PLAZA 8398 USED MEN'S CLOTHING HIGHPRICES PAID. FOREST 972B. MEN CLOTHING High prices paid.

Za lis. 3414 Auchentoroly Ter. Mad. 6546. PHONE PLAZA 0009 to sell Antiaue Mod- rnFu rrn ure.

Liberty. 25 S. Howard St. ANTIQUE Furniture, glass, china, books, guns NORTON'S. 1528 Holllns st.

Ver. 6193 MR. LOMBARD pays ton prices for Furniture. A 1 1 uesj-1 A -1 se rvteePl az a 146 8 FURNITURE WANTED High Prices Paid IDEAL 847 Greenmount ave. Ver.

1773' OLD. used furniture, antiques pianos. I pny high prices. Mr. Bennett.

Mud. 7451 GRAND FURNITURE CO Phone Cal. 6507 FURN I TU KKw A ir.li. immemncejjasn HIGH prices for used fifrnlture. glassware MRJIM73W Balto st, Calvert 3488 PAWN Tickets.

Diamonds. Old Gold l.lvlng- s'on Mil Hullo, cor unf (a! ll BUSINESS SERVICE (lib) MAIL. PHONE A- SECRETARY SERVICE Expert TRANSLATION Reasonable. 403 Mercantile Trust Bldg. Playa 6625.

PARl-lIMfc BOOKKEEPING SERV'ICR. Reasonable Rates Plara 6625 SITUATION HOUSEHOLD (12) GIRL (whitel Wishes position as mother's helper or rrtamucrmain. oood tel. call or write at hi S. Kappnlla st.

GIRL (colored), hole or part-time house work, plain cooking. NO nights or bun. 9.10 Arnyle axt. GIRL (colored) wants job by week, city. 20b uivision st.

GIRL (coloredi. part-time work: mother's helper. Rels. Madison 9HU3. GIRL, neat (colored), exp.

cook, house work, maid. Gil. 3231-J. GIHL (colored), part-time work. No Sun.

Mud. 1575. GIRL whole or part time; no lllms. uium rri. tviau.

GIRL, references, private family. Will leave city. 18U9 Madison ave. GIRL WANTS day's work: 4 refs. 1315 W.

LAFAYETTE AVE. GIRL (colored), wants part-time job. Mad. 3967-rt GIRL (colored desires part-time job or dav work. Madison 4480.

GIRL (colored) wants day's or week's work. 1620 KttlllB St. GIRL 24. plain cook, light laundry. refs: no nights.

1023 N. Calhoun st. GIRL (colored), neat; maid, part time. 532 N. Carrollioii Ave.

3rd fl. GIRL (whitei. housework; no laundry. 1138 Cooksie st. Locust Pt.

GIRL, chambermaid or cook, small family. 577 B.ikcr St. LAUNDRESS Work at home, lst-class ref. 1707 Presnury st. LAUNDRESS 1st class: German: wishes tarn wasn at nome.

rer. .520 5. Bruce st. LAUNDRESS Wants work at home, A-l ref. Mad.

1548-J. PERSONALS (Continued from Preceding Column) FARMER-Gardener. exp all branches of work, hiehent refs employed but desire Write 4H45 Park Heights ave. MACHINIST, rxp" on sewing machines, de- sues posit ion. 15.84.

Sun. MAN Colored, wants Job cook or porter, private or public, good rcterences. Madi son6454, ricker 81. MAN. 60.

wauls position in trust, well bonded. Write 1514U, Sun. MAN White, war veteran. Watchman. caretaker, active, intelligent.

156ta, Sun. OFFICE CLERK wants changeFal accurate. Best relercnce. Univ. 9896.

PERSONAL SECRETARY, age 29; 5 years' exp $35 per wk. Available In 3 weeks. Wrtte 10418, Sun. SWISS-AMERICAN Fluent in French. Spanish and German, seeks connection with Halto firm.Wnte JSSSOSun.

STENOGRAPHER Typist, rapid, seen rale, desires position. Small salary. 15135. Suiv WATCHMAN, exp. many years, wfll watch every lutht 7 days a week for til.

15118. Sun. YOUNG Man. age 26. H.

S. education. would like position as student bartender. Some experience. 15650.

Sun. YOUNG MAN. Gentile, recent hurh school desires position, grn'l. wore. ra ssn't book tr per.

15508. Sun. YOUNG Man. clerical knowledge of tvnnig; reierenres. South 2457-J.

EX-PERVICE MAN, 29. single, reference. wiilmg to notk at anything: (re to travel Write 15157. Sun 1 vvli iiiljki mmf HELP WANTED MALE (16) Ads too late to classify appear on Page 2. AUTO Glass Man.

exp. Steady work. Klein A toW s. 10 1 6J 1 1 11 street. AUTOMOBILE Mechanics, good aalary; steady work.

1325 Wolfe aL AUTO mechanic, with 10 years' experience on Chrysler products. Call Towion 1011. AUTO Mechanics, rxp. Apply Park Orel rC 3 4 -8R ci ters wn BARBER (vouug. steady work.

Apply Cen- rv Bar lr Shop, HOP 8 roadway. BARBER Steady work, $15 over 2 i.C Holabir BARBER, steady. Apply N. SmaUwood st. Wexler Barber Shop.

BARTENDER, part time. 3133 E. Monu- ment st. BENCH and Machine Hands exp. on woodwork.

Wm. C. Scherer. 818 W. Balto.

St. BITUMINOUS Enamellers wanted in BaiU- more. State experience. 14160. Sun.

BODY and Fender Man, exp. Year-round work. Ref. 420 W. North ave.

BOOKKEEPER Exp. young man, capsbi salesman, must be willing to work 4 nights wk. Taylor's. 2214 E. Monument.

BUSHFLMAN WANTED. APPLY 10H9 W. FAYETTE T. CAB DRIVERS A few regular cabs available. Best tamp ment and stands.

Low gas cost. Sun Cao to Black White. SEE MR. SCHEAFTR. 2800 SISSON ST.

CABINET MAKER Experienced. Apply 5306 York in rear. CABINETMAKER. 1st claw. Apply rear 5300 York road CAKE Baker, all-around, steady job.

Apply 1142 Low sU CARPENTERS for trim work, new houses. Virginia ave. and Old Pimlico rd. CARPENTERS to trim houses. Apply Virginia ave.

and Pimlico rd. CHAUFFEURS Experienced, between 31 and 43 years of age. No taxlcab experience necessary. Wo school you for this work. Paid on a com- nission basts.

Must be acquainted with city. BELLE ISLE CAB 701 Bonaparte e. CHAUFFEURS! ATTENTION All 39 Plym. operated by Greyhound Cab. Gas consumption low.

431 N. Front St. CHAUFrEURS DIAMOND CAB 2825 GREENMOUNT AV. See Mr.DeBroos CLERK Meat cutter for grocery, 35-40 yrs. exp.

Ref. 3901 Fait ave. COLLECTORS' (2i Full or part time; no selling: established collection routes: ex-penence unnecessary. Room 605. Ill N.

Charles 10-12 only; COOK. for restauranc work. Must be experienced. 15614. Sun- CORRESPONDENT Thoroughly capable of handling effectively ail types of mail, especially sas and promotional, for a large mail-order made-to-measure clothing manufacturer.

Splendid opportunity. State age. exp. In detail and salary desired. 13726.

Sun. COUNTERMEN, meat market. For steady Fri. ft Sat. work.

Must be neat. Apply between 9-12 A. M. 322 N. Exer CUTTER Experienced on upholstered livlnt rm.

suites; steady work; good pay. 13287. Sun. DAIRY FARMER (cxp.l White, singie or man wife: both to work: good home Ai sal a rv to right party. 13912.

Sun. FIXXR MAN. exp. with machine, also scraping. Geo.

Taylor. Ham. 4904. AZERS A INTERS ATLANTIC MILL LUMBER 800 Elk. S.

Caroline St GROCERY CLERK Young man to work in grocery store: exp. ref. required. Anply 3425 Eastern ave. GROCERY CLERK, knowledge of meat.

Steady employment. 1306 Poplar Orov street. HARDWARE CLERK. 18-25: must have knowledge of locks ic elec appii- ances. Call Lib.

8733. HATTERS Blockers, hydraulic pressert and finishers on men straw and body hats. Guarantee work for $40 per week until July 1st with contract. Must be good mechanics State where employed last year. Box 960.

Realservice. 110 West 34th New York City. HATTERS FOREMAN ON MENS STRAW AND BODY HATS. EXPERIENCED ONLY. ELISHEWITZ.

721 Broadway. N. Y. City JEWELERS, experienced. A-ppiy 20 W.

Red- wood 3rd fl. LINOLEUM LAYER Exp. only. 657 W. Baltimore Street.

MACHINIST, all around, steady work. State age wages required. Writ 13767. Sun. MAN I want a salesman under 45 seriously looking for a good-paving job and willing to work if he gets it.

Must have car. good references, and be able to start at once. Phone Vernon 8181 between 7 8 for appointment MAN wanted to go to New York to demonstrate dental product: salary and eom- mission. St ate a ge. Address 15566.

Bun. MAN for night work in garage. Park Drive Garage. 2310 Madison ave, MAN. exp.

in rockwool home insulation. Give exp. references. Write 13914. Sun.

MEN Between 21 A 85 dont have to be a rough or a tough to mase a good living driving a taxicab. Will teach you how II you have driving exp. 8teady employment. See Mr. Schaeffer.

Sun Cab. Black end Wli Ite. 2600 SISSO.N 8T. MEN for crew work. Salary guaranteed.

Sales Ai order department. Apply 9.30) A. M. to 12 A. Tuesday, 238 Equit- able Bldg.

MEN to distribute circulars. Several with cars. Apply 6 A. 820 more st. MARKER and Cutter, must be experiencd in shirt factory.

L. Miller 1199 Broadway. New York Citv. MEAT CUTTER WANTED. APPLY 600 E.

37TH ST. OPTICIAN All around surface grinder. Slate exp. and salary expected. All re- plies confidential, PAPERHANGERS WANTED (6).

Apply 1214 W. OSTEND ST. PAPERHANGERS (6). C. A.

WHZELER7 212 E. FORT AVE. PHARMACIST, registered, steady position: st i tea ge. rer 13336. Sun.

PAPERHANGER APPLY 2041 E. NORTH AVE. PAPERHANGER Good man. work br day. Good wages.

Home Realty, Un. 3522. SALESMAN Beauty shop supplies: draw ing commission, state exp. ana age. Write 13766.

Sun. SALESMEN $15 SALARY PLUS COMMISSION We require several substantial, dignified. energetic men for our sales staff. Men bt. the ages of 25-50 are wanted who are ambi tious who realize the value of representing one of the oldest companies in Balto A profitable opportunity for those selected.

we will train you ii work In the field with you Apply Mr. Turner. Rm 285. Lexington 9.30-11.30 A. 1.30-3 30 P.

TIIE GAS ELECTRIC CO. SALESMEN Insurance, exp. only. Draw- lng account. 10-12 A.

M. 209 Vlckers Bldg. SHEET metal helpers, exp. on duct work. Apply 6122 Belair rd.

SHEET METAL Worker for alr-conditirn- lne. write 13235. sun. SHORT-ORDER COOK (colored), neat. energetic.

Night work. 2125 Orleans st. SODA DISPENSFR. KXP Log Cabin Candv Shop. 208 N.

Liberty st. STENOG. to assist office aged 20-30. Rapid dictation, knowledge of bookkeeping preferred but not necessary. Previously exp.

in jobbing or building supply b'is. preferred. Oppt. for advancement. Answer in handwriting only, statine qualifications A' salary desired.

13743- Sun. STFNOGRAPHER Young man. Gentile. exp. Minimum salary start.

15d90. Sun. STITCHING foreman, must be exoerietir-d in snirt iactorv. L. Miner ac 119 Broadway.

New York City. STOVE MAN. Latrobe it furnace repairs. "fad 7 work. Apply 1335 w.

North ave. Continued on Scxt Page) (CoHftniird from Preceding Column) MAID fcolored). part-time job: ref. 527 W. Hoi, man street.

WOMAN (coloredi wants part-time or riav's work; no Sundays. Mad. 25o3-J. N. Carry jtt.

WOMAN part time and laundry lHimf. Kef. 2122 GUILFORD AVE. WOMAN "Tcbloredi. liiuiuiry woi out.

or PKii-time job. 1419 W. Mosher at. WOMAN (coloredi wants laundry or part-time work. Wolfe WOMAN (coloredi.

1st class cook, wish's position in country. Pennies. Gil WOMAN (coloredT, part-time Job. 1627 Madison 1st front. WOMAN (colored), rxp.

cook or maid; ref. Gil. 4717. from 9-3. WOMAN (colored), exp.

cook and house- 1 0 wk. 2043 Division. st. WOMAN 2 days' work. Reference.

Lafayette 0334. YOU NO OIHL wishes work in apt. 1033 fl. RF.l'INEU, accomplished, settled. German nurse, all ages ot children, unencumbered.

free to travel, country preferred. Good refs. 2703Barclay st! WHITE girl wishes general housework 3 days week. BUS Hollins st. HELP HOUSEHOLD (12.) Ads too late to classify appear on Page COOK Housework, homo niehts.

Saturday on, refs. Csll For. 0448. UIltLi light cooking: no laundry; live In: 3 adulti; good home for suitable girl; SH wit. 15S04.

Sun. GIRL. 18-35 (whitel. wk. to start.

LUht housework; good home; no laundry. Local references. Forest 3720. GIRL (col. or white), cook, assist with housework, no laundry, stay nights; excellent salary, ref.

Lib. 4839. GIRL SINGLE. LIGHT HOUPFWORK. APPLY3H13 EASTERN AVE.

GIRL (whitel. under 30. as mother's helper; livo in. $5 wk. Evergreen 4H9.

GIRL (colored), cooking, housework, laun dry. $7 wk. Mohawk 4088. GIRL (whitel. care for child.

Live in: ref. $5 week. Lib. 2769. GIRL (white or light must, be exp.

with children. SB. Lib. 0137. GIRL (whitel.

care of children, light duties. Live in. Ref. Laf. 3158.

GIRL iwhitel to answer telephone and assist with housework. Hamilton 3650. GIRL, settled, for laundry As cleaning. 3 days' wk. S4.

Ref. 62B E. Eager st. HOUSEKEEPER (whtiei. refined, cook for gentleman and 3 bovs.

aaes 9-12-15 vrs. Sl av nights. Good home in suburbs. Si ale BRe. eNP A- salary exnecled.

13800. Sun. HOUSEKEEPER, desiring home with pa v. no children: aged 30-45 Apply 574 Gold HOUSEKEEPER, about 45 yrs. Good home salary.

Apply after 5 P. M. 1274 Washington Blvd. HOUSEKEEPER-COOK Good home, two adults. Residence in country, near city.

After 12. phone Woodlawn 82 HOUSEKEEPER Salary S6 week. Notify Roland Phelps. Woodlawn P. Md.

SITUATIONS FEMALE (13) BEAUTICIAN. 2 exp. all-around oper ator. Ham. 3521.

Call Mon Experienced. Reliable. Write 15154. Sun. BOOKKEEPER Thoroughly accurate.

reliable: excellent steady. 15187. Sun. COMPANION-Nurse to semi-invalid lady. Reference.

Ver. 2705-W. COMPANION-Nurse to semi-invalid lady: cheerful, neat, efficient. Ref. Univ.

1590. GIRL to learn confections or bakery. help with housework. 15173. Bun.

GIRL (colored), light, waitress or barmaid. Mad. 7587-J. LADY, 21, wishes work of any kind. No housework or canvassing.

Mad. 1143. NURSE, practical, wants case in priv. family refs. Wo.5823-J: P.

X. OPERATOR Typist. genT office work. Reference. Chesapeake 6610.

PRACTICAL nurse, case of any type. Refs. Reasonable. Phone Bel. 6908.

PRACTICAL nurse, age 20. 2 yrs. hospital training. Gil. 8583-W REG.

NURSE, pri. hospital. 12-20 hrs. City-t raveling. $15 up.

Ches. 331 7 shorthand, typing, fll-ins. Start SI2. Dundalk 923-R. cap.

handling gen. office work; alert, conscientious. Mad. 0935-W. YOUNG GIRL, typist, general office work Exp.

Ches. 4053. YOUNG GIRL (colored wants public work of any kind. Mad. 1563.

REFINED, educated, unencumbered woman desires situation as companion-secretary to ladv or household management. Has car. Free to travel. Ref. 15563.

Sun. REFINED Woman will care for apt. or rooming house In exchange for apt. 15640. Sun.

HELP WANTED FEMALE (14) Ads too late to classify appear on Page 2. thoroughly excellent ref, 622 N. Eutaw gt. BOOKKEEPER Installment exp. preferred.

MASSEY'S, 308 N. Eutaw St. EDIPHONE operator, must be exp. In replying give past age and expected salary to start. Advancement opportunity for proper party.

13732. Sun. GIRLS Experienced operators on machines. Steady work. Good pay; also examiners.

I. C. ISAACS Ac l.NU. Bank Ac Grundy streets GIRLS-WOMEN, for sales At order department. Salary $9 wk.

Xf start. Apply Tuesday. 9 30 A. M. to 12 A.

M. 238 Equitable Bldg. GIRL Neat, refined, single: at once as asst. bar maid. No exp.

necessary. $10 wk Not over 25, yrs. 1620 E. Lombard. GORE Sewer, also lining baster by hand.

317 N. High st. 5th fl. HAND Sewers. Must be experienced.

Apply Lakeview Tailors, rear 818 Whltelock st. LADY, neat, aggressive, hard worker, to join new division of large national sales corporation. An excellent chance for advancement to junior executive position in Baltimore and 41 branch offices. Can average per wk. to start.

Chance for advancement to position paying S2.000-S2.500 a year. Mr. Barrett. 1614 Court Square Building 8-9 A. M.

MILLINER WANTED -EX PERIENCED. PHONE MADISON 5658-W. OFFICE ASSI8TANT with 1 or more years experience in using telephone and typewriter. $12 per wk. to start.

State age and experience. Write 13775. Sun. PRESSERS Experienced on Men's Pajamas. Apply ready tor work.

S1AUIUM MJU. CO. 1501 Guilford Ave. Cor. Oliver.

SALESGIRL wanted, must have state where last employed, lanob. sun. SALESLADY, exp. dry goos and notions 920 Penna. ave.

SALESWOMEN Full and part-time positions in dress coat, corset and domestic depts. Must be horouehlv exp. Mayers, 1105-1115 Light st SHIRT Finishers, also shirt operators Onole Laundry. 1601 W. Saratoga.

SHORT order cook (white), reliable; refs Klein's Cafe. Biddle Potomac sts. STENOGRAPHER, experienced, for install ment office. 13281. Sun.

TAPE sewer, exp. on men's coats, also help on pockets. 501 W. Redwood st. 2nd fl.

WAITRESS Over 21: neet. attractive: exp in serving runners, ims Orleans st. WAITRESS NOT OVER 30 YRS. OLD W. PRATT ST.

WAITRESS. EXPERIENCED. Hamilton Rcstaurant. 5424Harford rd. WAITRESS, exp.

Apply at once. 8ANSONE Light and Camden sts. WAITRESSES (2i. exp. Souns Restaurant Iowson.

WAITRESSES. Apply Carl's Tavern. 620 E. Baltimore st WAITRESSES WANTED 2 For cafe. Good pay.

Apply 1822 ALICEANNA ST WET WASH assort er. exp. Fulton Family laundry, ivob MCHenry st. WOMEN (2) Exp. to sew burlap bags: steady work.

Apply James W. DeBald son. 4i s. Caroline st. YOUNG lady, with knowledge of strnosr raphv.

general office routine A- cashier ing. State previous experience, salary ex pected. 15660. Sun. CATHOLIC, between ages 30-35.

double en try bookkeeping and stenography. State salary expected. 15561. Sun. WILL employ 2 more saleswomen over 21 to book Xmas orders.

Pay discussed at interview. Real Silk Hosiery Mills. Court Smnre Bldg. SITUATIONS MALE (15) ACCOUNTANT, now working part time witn c. P.

A. nrm. wants steady position. Write 15017. Sun.

ACCOUNTA NT-Bookkeeper, thoroughly middle age: steady. 1313 Linden ave. BOOKKEEPER. 20 years' experience with last firm, desires steady employment. None too small for consideration.

Can give best references. 15635. Sun. CARPENTER for jobbing and alterations wishes steady work. Wolfe 8869.

CARPENTER Wishes steady job with small pay. M. Kossarek. 16 8. Broadway CHAUFFEUR (white), strong, willing to work at reas.

salary, local or private: 9 years ace 28. Call Vern. 2484-W. 732 JPreston CH AUFFEUR-Houseman (colored) desire to place on account of leaving city; opportunity to secure exceptional man in every way. 15612.

Sun. CHEF Cook, white, plenty of experience Wants work, ref. Write 15542. Sun. CHEF, reliable, experienced: will go any where; best reference, isasa, bum CYLINDER PRESSMAN Sober reliable, desires steady position.

No automatic experience, but experienced on the various grades of work. Can furnish good references. Write 15116, Sun. ((tmlinuril from Prrrrflinij Column) LOVDON PARK CEMETERY 1801 KKEUERICK RD TransiHrtation K'or Inspection. Fre bus Krrvire to New Sections.

aiimor0772-0773 Vernon oa3H-ti'J39. BALTIMORE CEMETERY Desirable Memorial Monument or Lawn Sections. $'2S Upward t'er Grave. Terms North cost of Oar st Wolfe 1101 MONUMENTS. VAULTS, ETC.

(6) HENRY MERKEL, INC. Prerterlck Ave Ollmor 4075 LOST AND FOUND (8) Arts too late to clnsslfy appear on Pane 2. BOSTOM BUTL. male, answers brin'ii while. Reward.

Tux. OjH CAMKO 1'IN lost Sunday between 1 UiO lilk. Mt. Roviil jive, and hlk Ml. RovhI Terr.

Liberal reward. Write J2i b. AiiKUsla ave. ENGLISH StTTER. female, black A while.

lost vicinityHiimill on. Phone Ham. MAN'S Waltham Wrist atcil on Oh ic hill nve. Reward. Cbcs.

alil SAMOYEO" (white, larger than SDltsth Reward. $10. Cl.cs. 11124. TIGER CAT lost "vicinity Fayette Ar Carey st.

Turs child pet. Reward, till. 4 inn-W nrtrr tt P. M. ot I it: ifc-Hi iu.m-i, io in VlU-y tvSl 3 Ird M.

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4901. MIDNIGHT INTRUDER W. T. Harding Goes Into Ac tion When Man Appears At Window Awakened ihortly after midnight by an intruder at his bedroom window, William Tyler Harding, a resident of TV.se avenue near the North Point road, armed himself with an ax and er.t into action. A ihort time later the police were Called to take the intruder to the City Hospitals, where he was said to be in a critical condition from ax wounds in his scalp.

ILird i.g, meanwhile, was lodged in the Police: Station under a technical charge of aa.ault pending the outcome of the man' injuries. I Larding told the police that the nan had come to his house early last evening and asked for and was given food. Harding said the man asked what time he went to work, and was told that Harding worked from 11 P. M. to A.

At midnight. Harding told the police, be came home and went to bed, to be awakened a short time later by a no-se the man made outside the house. VThen he approached with the ax. said, the intruder, a colored man, reached for a stick and swung at him. Hard.ng ducked and swung his own weapon more successfully.

Dozen Put In Bids For Janssen Job Hber Yet To Receive Reply To Plea That Conductor Withdraw Resignation Municipal Director of Music Frederick R. Huber today was still awaiting a reply to a letter to Werner Janssen urging Mr. Janssen to reconsider his resignation as conductor of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra. But in the absence of any further communication from Mr. Janssen, Mr.

Huber's morning mail contained at least a dozen applications from conductors anxious for the job. Several requests for consideration were received by telegramone from a city as far west as Texas. A telegram from Mr. Huber and another from Mayor Jackson, urging Mr. Janssen to reconsider his resignation, were dispatched to Mr.

Janssen at Los Angeles last Friday. Mr. Huber's telegram was followed by an air-mail letter to the conductor, also dispatched Friday. Alderman Bassford, Of Annapolis, Dies Building Contractor And Civic Leader Stricken While Visiting Relatives On Eastern Shore Annapolis. Oct 23 Funeral services were being arranged today tor Clarence Mahlin Bassford, 52, An-xiapolxs alderman who died yesterday.

Bassford, building contractor here twenty years and a widely known civic leader, died at a Salisbury hospital after he became ill while visiting relatives in Somerset county. He had served as president of both the CiVitan club and the Annapolis Yacht Club, and was a Mason. He was a director of th Capitol City Building and Loan Association. He helped develop several residential sections, building many homes in the Murray Kill section. He is survived by his widow, Mrs.

Bertha Rudy Bassford. and three sons. Jack, Miles and Robert, all of Annapolis. Six Hurt In Crash On The Falls Road Two Automobiles Wrecked In Collision Near Whitehouse, Maryland Six persons were injured last night on Falls road at Whitehouse, Md when autos driven by Edward Redmond, of Karnpstead, and Lawrence Link, 0 Kenwood avenue, collided and were wrecked. Redmond's wife, Hilda.

22, suffered fractured right arm and lacerations of the scalp and face; Redmond, cuts and bruises; Link, lacerations of the scalp, knees and hands and a possible head injury; Mrs. Juliana Netro, 47, of North Decker avenue, bruises of the knees and lacerations of the scalp; Susan Netro, 21, abrasions of the forehead, lacerations of the left wrist and fractures of the left leg; Charlotte M. Netro. 5, fracture of the collarbone, and Mary Besterman. 50.

1900 Perlman Place, a nose injury. The last four were passengers in Link's car. The injured were treated at the University HospitaL Double Trouble Flames Destroy House, Then Level Barn As Owner Thanks Firemen Snow Hill. Md, Oct 23 OF) "Where's the re?" Joe Figgs, Bayside farmer, when the siren sounded. "It- your house!" a fireman yelled as the truck roared off.

Figs's house was destroyed when he reached it. but he traveled six miles back to town anyway to thank the fireman. He got there jurt in time to hear the siren asain. When he returned home the second fcrr.e his bam and poultry house, with live stock and chickens, had been destroyed. Take 4-H Club DaTry Cattle Judging Team Championship In West San Francisco, Oct.

23 Maryland farm boys Charles Hammond, Reisterstown; Robert Stiles, Rockville, and George Gorsuch, New Windsor held the National 4-H Club dairy cattle judging team championship today. With the title each won a gold watch, personal awards for defeating the best judging teams from seventeen States in a contest at the National Dairy Show at the Golden Gate International Exposition. Hammond also won the highest individual score, and Stiles and Gor such were among the top ten individual scorers. Teams from Michigan and Nebra.ska placed second and third, respectively. What's In A Name? The chokeberry gets its name be- cau it has such astringent quality that it constricts the throat unpleas antly when eaten.

Notice received too late lor classi fication will be found on Page On October 22. lMfi. of 4V0 I 1 1 I I beloved daughter of Phillip ami the lute Alice Aaron. (Trenton (N. l'coria Philadelphia Wilmington (Del.) papers please copy-1 Services at the Jack Lewis liome, CHk K.utaw Place, on e-tlcr preeinely at 1 I.

M. Interment In Sotliva Congregation Cemetery, Herring Itun. IKiudly omit flow-era. 'Sie AI-COCK. Od October 20.

I9.T9. ANNIE beloved daughter of the late John l. and Catherine X. Alcock. Funeral services from her late 3'ii.

Harlem avenue, on Monday 2 30 P. M. Interment la Cnlon-town. Mil 23e BASSFORD. Suddenly, on OctoI.er 22.

at the Salisbury Hospital. lieloveil husband of Uertha Uassford (nee Itudv). Funeral will take place from Lis late residence. Franklin street. Annapolis.

on Wednesday at 10 A. JI. Interment In Lititz. I'a. 23 UKCKXER.

On October 20. 10SD. at his home, Kidgewav Road. Catonsvilie. KLMORK beloved husband of ililiie Frederick ileckner.

Funeral services at II. V. and Son. MG North Calvert street, on Monday at 2 P. At.

Interment In London Park Cemetery. BEXHOF FVOn October 20. lfm. JOHN HE.VKY. 77 yean, beloved husband of the late Susanna lien off.

of 2i" South East avenue. Services at the Sander Funeral Home. Baltimore street and Broadway, on Monday at 2 I M. Interment in Mount t'armel Cemetery. 23e BLASE Suddenly, on October 21.

1033. KD.MOND son of Adeline and the late Otto Blase. Funeral from his home, 3110 Harford avenue, oa Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock. 2te BREOEL-HAHN- On October 22. 1930.

LOTTIE aced fi7 years, beloved wife of Charles F. Brepel. Funeral from her late residence. 71S North Broadway, on Thursday at 11 A. M.

Interment Baltimore Cemetery. 26 BROOKS. On October 21. innn, MART C. (nee beloved wife of H.illins M.

Funeral from her residence, 2S Fair Ground avenue. Hajrerstown, on Tuesday inorninjr at 8.30 A. M. Iteqiilem Mass at St. Mary's Catholic Church.

Hajrersfown. at a A. M. Interment In Rose Hill Cemetery. 21c BROW'S.

On October 22. 1030. OKKI.r.A nee llnokt. beloved wife Of Sia 1'. Brown.

Funeral from her late residence. Spauldinjr avenue, on Wednesday at Soil A. M. Requiem High Mats at St. Ambrose Church at o'clock.

Interment In Cathedral Cemetery. 21e On October 21. 1030. MART of Milestone Inn. Cockeysville.

aired years, the beloved wife of the late John I Burcess. Funeral services at the William Cook Mansion. St. Paul and Preston streets, on Monday at 1.30 P. M.

Interment Loudon Park. 23e COOK On October 17. 1939. at Seattle. John beloved husband of M.ittie R.

Cook (nee Bowers.) 24e The remains can be viewed at the residence of his brother. William C. Cook. Chelsea Terrace, after 8 Monday evening. Services on Tuesday, Ocfoher 21.

at 2.30 p.m. In terment In Druid Itidze Cemetery. CORi'ORAV-On October 21. 103H. I I.LI AM.

beloved son of the late Catherine and William Corcoran. Funeral from the Funeral Home of John J. Cowan Son. Hnllins street, on Wednesday. October at A.

M. Requiem Mass at Sr. Peter's Church at 9 A. M. Interment In New Cathedral Cemetery.

2.1 CORTOI.ILLO Suddenly, on October 21. I.LCIA (nee Salerno, beloved wife of the late Anthony Cortolillo. Funeral from her late residence. Alvarado Square, on Wednesday at 8.15 A. M.

Requiem High Mass at St. Dominic's Church at A. M. Interment In Holy Redeemer Cemetery. 24e COX On October 20.

1D30. CATHERINE (KATE (nee Rudolph), beloved wife of William Cox. Calvert county papers please copy. I Funeral services will be held at her home. Devonshire Drive, on Tuesday at 2 P.

M. Interment at Western Cemetery 2t CCRRAW On October 21. 1030, ANNA (nee Sheridan), of 2431 East Preston street, beloved wife of William T. Curran. Services from Leonard J.

Ruck Funeral Home. 305 Harford road, on Tuesday. 8 15 A. M. Requiem Mnss at St.

Dominic's Church at 9 A. M. Interment l'arkwood Cemetery. 21 DEAL. Suddenly, on October 2t.

1030. beloved husband of Caroline K. Deal (nee Enycob). Funeral services will be held at his late residence near Hnmnstead, Tuesday at 2 P. M.

Interment in St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery, Arcadia, Maryland. 2t DERNRERGER. On October 20. 1030.

in Dover. EDGAR C. beloved husband of the late Catherine Dern-biriter ami son of Elizabeth Dern-heri-rr Parker. Funeral from the Svfer's Funeral Home. Irnvi West North avenue, on Tuesday afternoon at .1 o'clock.

Interment Western Cemetery. 21 DIEKINC On October 20. 1039. MIL DRED (nee Ortel). beloved wife of iU9m Diering- Funeral from her home.

732 East Thirty-seventh street, on Mondav afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Oak Lawn Cemetery. 23e Df PIETRO. On October 22. 1030.

ALVA TOR E. beloved husband Conceits Di Piefro (nee Gijrlio). Funeral from his late residence. S24 Light street, on Wednesday at 8 30 A. M.

Requiem HiKh Mass at St. Joseph's Church at 9 A. M. 'Interment in Cathedral Cemetery. 21e DORSET.

On October 22. 1030. ROS. LEB HAZLITT. widow of William Henry Dorsey.

Funeral services at St. Taul Apartments on Tuesday. October 24. at 2 I. M.

Burial in Greenmount Cemetery. Inferment private. 2le EBER. On October 22. 1030.

MAR T. ase St years, beloved wife of the late Andrew Eber. Funeral from the residence of her son. Mr. Fred Eber.

Benson avenue, near 'ulnhnr Pprinz road, on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment ia Western Cemetery. 24e From a Staff Correspondent Washington, Oct. 23 Senator George L. Radcliffe, of Maryland, today revealed he indorsed the proposal of the Professional Women's Council of Baltimore that the portrait of Susan B.

Anthony, noted woman suffrage leader, be included with those of other great Americans upon Mount Rushmore National Memorial. The Baltimore women's organization has filed a copy of resolutions urging that teps be taken to luive the portrait of Susan B. Anthony Included in the group of Americans to be carved upon the face of Mount Rushmore. In placing the matter before the (2) ENGEMIARDT. On October 22.

1030. SARAH of 3017 Hudson Sued 77 years, beloved wifu of the late Charles Enitelhardt. Funeral nervii-es will be at the William Cook Man ion. St. Paul and Preston reel, on Tuesday at clock.

Interment Mount Carinel Cemetery. 2(e FISH It on (fctober22. 1030. UN EST husband of the late Rebecca Fisher. Funeral from the residence of hit on.

Charles M. Fisher. Garrison, on Tuesday at 1.30 Services at Anbury Methodist Episcopal Church, Keisterstown. at 2 1 M. Interment In adjoining cemetery.

21e GREGORY. On October 22. l'J30. MOLL1E of 823 North Tnyson street, ased 70 years, beloved wife of the late Harry tisettory. Frederick papers please copv.l Funeral services will he at the William Cook Mansion.

St. Paul and Preston treets. on Tuesday at 11 A. M. Inter ment pnvnie.

GROSE. On October 22. 1030. II AR It JAMES, beloved son of Harry W. and Macirie Grose.

unerai irom ms nnme. n.j.t wiriia- ista avenue, on Wednesday at 2 I. M. Interment In l'arkwood Cemetery. HAFFER On October 22.

1930. MA TILDA (nee Eycr), beloved wife of Charles Ilaffer. Funeral from her late residence, Wilketis and Rnjran avenues. Catonsvilie. on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. 2oe IIAtJPT. On October 19. 1939. MARGARET ROCHE II A UP T.

beloved wife of. Joseph Frank Haupt. Funeral from her late residence, 1432 East Federal street, on Tuesday at 830 A. r. Requiem Hiith Mass at St.

Paul Church at 9 A. M. Interment In Holy Cross Cemetery. 24 HERDEL. On October 22.

1030. MARY of 1130 Harford avenue, daughter of the late John Kunijrundn Herdel. Funeral from H. Hoecfc Sons Funeral Home. 1301 East Easier street, on Wednesday, October at 8.30 A.

M. Requiem Hijrh Mass at St. James' Church at A. M. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

2." JONES. On October 21, 1030. WELDON of 32o5 Lyndale avenue, beloved husband of Anna Jones (nee Karl). Funeral services from the Pipitone Funeral Home, 21 East Baltimore treet, on Monday at 2 P. M.

Interment in l'arkwood Cemetery. 23e KLERLEIN SIMA. On October 22, 1030. of 1600 North Wolfe street. ANNIE beloved wifo of George Klerlein.

Funeral from the Vllrlch Funeral Home. Orleans and Washington streets, on Wednesday at 2 I. M. Interment in oak Hill Cemetery. KREAMER.

On October 22. 3030, FLORENCE aced years. wife of the late John Frederick Kreame r. 1 unerai will be at her home. f12 Poplar Grove street, on Wednesday at 30 o'clock.

Requiem Mass at. St. Edward's Church at 9 o'clock. Inler-uieiit Western Cemetery. 25 LAW.

On October 23. 1030. VEKNO.N" LESTER, beloved son of John C. and the Imp Catherine I. aw.

Funeral from his home. 422 South Cornwall street. Notice later. 24 LETMATE. On October 22.

1030. at Ausrsbursr Home. J. FR EDK KICK, beloved husband of the late Elizabeth Gerwljr Letmate. Funeral from the home of A.

Rhode and Sons. 2327 Etlmondson avenue, on Thursday at 2 P. M. Interment St. Paul Cemetery.

Violetville. 2o LEWIS. On October 21. 1030. st her residence.

1 Keswick road. DELIA, willow of the late Jesse J. Lewis. Funeral from the above residence on Tuesday. October 21.

at 2 P. M. Interment Druid Riilpre Cemetery. 24e LOOS. On October 22, 1030.

FRED axed t'0 years, beloved husband of Anna E. Loos (nee Maier). Funeral from his late residence. 2320 Harford mad. on Wednesday, Octo ber 25.

at 2 P. M. Interment in More land Memorial Park. 25 LOTZ. On October 22.

1030. JACOB, in his ninety-fifth year, beloved husband of the late Elizabeth Lorn. Funeral from the residence of his daughter. Mrs. William Kolb.

317 Harlem Lane. Catonsvilie. on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery. 2.1e MA HO NR.

On October 23. 1030. ATJ-GL'STE D. (nee Ditzel). of Elmer avenue, beloved wife of Thomas J.

Mahone. 24 Funeral from (he Lassnhn Funeral Home. 7401 Bclair road. Due notice. MATH A NET.

On October 20. 1030. CHARLES, aired fll years, beloved husband of Edith Truer Math.mev. Fiinej-al from his late resilience'. 123 North Oeckor avenue, on Tuesday at 2 I.

M. Interment l'arkwood Cemetery. MAY. On October 20, 1030. LITCIA NELLIE MAY (nee Ball), beloved wife of George May.

Funeral from the homo of George Weber A- Son. 2T.03 Eilmondson avenue, on Monday at 2 I. M. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. 23e MO NO EON.

On October 20. 1030. RI'TII R. (nee Thomas), beloved wife of the late Patrick A. Monffeon.

Funeral from her home. ISir, Belt street, on Monday at 2 P. M. Inter-nient in Cedar Hill Cemetery. 23 Pt'NTE.

Suddenly. on October 20 1030. BE UNA It I of 1007 McKean avenue, beloved husband of Lillian L. Pnnte. Funeral from the Perejrny Funeral nome.

North and Greenmount avenues, on Tuesday at 8.15 A. M. Requiem High Mass at St. Gregory's Church at 9 A. M.

Interment ia New Cathedral Cemetery. 23c REIRI.ICH On October 22. 1030. at the residence of her daughter. Mr.

Wilbur Green. Dogwood road, Woodlawn. ELIZABETH (neo in her eighty-lift year, beloved wife of the late George Reiblich, Sr. 25 Remains will lie in state at Salem Evangelical Church. Ilehbville.

on Wednesday from 2 P. M. until 3 P. at which time services will be held. Interment in Mount Olive Cemetery.

REINHARDT. On October 10. 1930, SOPHIA ELIZABETH (nee Sauers). aged 45 years, beloved wife of Charles Benjamin Reinhardt. Funeral will be at her home.

2510 East Eager stoeet. on Mondav at 1.30 P. M. Services at St. James' Lutheran Church at 2 15 P.

M. Interment in Cedar Hill Cemeferv. 23e RICE On October 21. 1930. LEWIS husband of the lata Atlanta McCubbin Rice.

Funeral services at his home. 2023 North Charles street, on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment London Park Cemetery. 23e RICKETTS. On October 20.

1030, LOUISE, beloved wife of the late John Ricketts. Services from the Funeral Home of Leo D. Cook. 1701-3 North Patterson Park avenue. 011 Monday at 3 I.

M. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 23c BITTER. On October 21. 1930.

at her lute residence. 910 llollin street EMMA It. (nee Tarring), formerly of Joppn. Harford county. Maryland, be loved wife of the late Clifton W.

Hit ter. Illurford county papers please copy. Funeral from the Funeral Home of John J. Cowan Son. 901 Holllns street, on Tuesday.

October 21, at 8.31) A. M. Renuiem Mass at St. Peter's Church at 9 A. M.

Interment In Mount Olivet Cemetery. 24e SCHMIDT. On October 21. 1930. at her home, 1U03 West North avenue.

ISA BEL (neo MacKinnon), beloved wife i'hilip J. Schmidt. Funeral services will be held at William J. Tickner Sons, 1304 St. Paul street, on Tuesday at 11 A.

Interment in Western Cemetery. 24 VS. On October 21. 1030 LEA NOR beloved daughter of C.eorne and Margaret Seotfjiins (nee Hawkins), of (iTOj Bessemer avenue, Croceland I'ark. Funeral from the Lilly Zeiler, uneriil Home, Lantern avenue and Wolfe street, on Tuesday.

October 24. at 2 P. M. Interment in Oak Lawn Cemetery. 24e SMITH.

on October 21, 1030. liLlZA HKTI1 MISSOURI (nee Wisner), of 6107 Palmer avenue, aged 00 years, beloved wife of William It. Smith. Funeral services at tin? William Cook Mansion, St. Paul and Preston streets, on 'Tuesday at 1.30 P.

M. Kn-tombment Greenmount Mausoleum. 2le SNACK. On October 10. 1030.

WIL LIAM beloved husband of Kflle A. snack. Funeral services will be held at his home, 2412 Pennsylvania avenue, on Monday at 2 P. M. Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery.

23e SOLOMON (nee GOLDSTROX). On October 22. 1030. HKNRIKTTA. beloved wife of tiie late Henry Solomon and devoted mother of Birdie and Florence Solomon, of tiie Alhambra Apartments.

Funeral from Sondhpha Home. 1002 F-utaw Place, on Tuesday morninar. October 21. at 10.30 o'clock. Interment In Hebrew Friendship Cemetery.

I Flowers I 24 STF.IIN Kit. Suddenly, on Oct oher 23 1030. FRANK JOSF.Pll. a noil 53 years, im iovcii iiusnaiKt or Anna C. Sterner (nee Starklanfl.

Funeral will be at Ills home. Spring avenue, Knsednle. Md tin Thursday lit 1.30 P. M. Iiilerimiit in Oaklnwn Cemetery.

ST I OKI! 2lTi 0307K LLL STKWAKT STItIDF.Il. beloved wife of Joseph H. Strider. Funeral from her homo. Pennsylvania avenuo and Washington street, Kosemont.

on Tuesday at A. M. Re ft mem Hi frli Mass at St. Jerome's Church at 0 A. M.

Interment in Cathedral Cemetery. 24 1" LI A St October 21. 1030. at her late residence, ITU'S North Calvert street. KI.IZAI'.FTII TAYLOE CII-ANAN.

wife of the late Felix R. Sullivan and daughter of Ann Catharine Llovd and Admiral Franklin ISuch-ana n. Funeral from the above residence on Monilny. October at 3 P. M.

23e SULLIVAN. The Maryland Society of the colonial Dames of America en nounce wit ti repret the death of a member. MRS. FFLIX R. SULLIVAN (Kllzaboth Tavlne Buchanan).

NANCY BUUNE LKVFIUNu. 23e President. SULLIVAN Baltimore diaper No. 8. United Daughters of the Confederacy announce with rctrret the death of our most honored member.

Mrs. Felix Sullivan. Mary B. liead (President.) 27m TAYLOR On OctoI.er 22. 1030.

MOI.LIF. KINO, beloved wife of the late Walton K. Taylor, and mother of Mrs. John L. Dunkel, of Frost burs.

Md. Charles K. Tavlor. of Cnniberland, and John K. Taylor, of Baltimore.

24 Funeral services will be held at William J. Tickner Sons. 1304 St. Paul' street, on Tuesday at 3.30 P. M.

Interment In Loudon Park Comet rey. VON MUNCHOW. On October 21, 1030. uoswi.x. Funeral from the Ausrsburir Home Campfield road, on Monday at 2 P.

interment immanuei i emetery. J.ie October 23. 1030. KWALD. beloved husband of Susanna M.

K. Werner (nee Schauer). Funeral from his home, 3302 Ramona avenlieItiie notice. WIOC.INC.TON On October 22. MARCARI-rr azed 4 years, beloved daughter of Frank and Margaret Wilmington.

Funeral services will be held at the home of her parents. 1f04 Retreat street, on Wednesday at 10 A. M. Interment In St. John's Cemetery, Long 2le FUNERAL DIRECTORS (4) Modern Funeral Service JOHN F.

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