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22 Classifications Nos. I to 15 THE BALTIMORE, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9. 1924. SITXIATION5- -FEMALE. (11) HELP HOUSEHOLD.

(J 2) (Continued from Preceding Column.) Alphabetical Mdex To WairatAd PILAR A. On October S. 1921, ANNIE (ne Foss). beloved wife of Thomas J. O'Hara.

Funeral will take place from her late residence, 1520 Light street, on; Saturday at 8.30 A. M. thence to St. Mary Star of the Sea Church, where Mass will be aid for the repose of her soul at 9 A. M.

May her soul rest in peace. Interment in New Cathedral Cemetery. 10" Numbered according to the position in vhi'i they appear in the section. AH advertisements received aftrr 6.30 p. M.

w-ili appear In the Evening issue of the next day excepting for the Saturday issue. Help Wanted and Lst and Found advertisements accepted for the Evening ttsue as fate as 10 20 A. M. To cancel on advertisement, phone PLaza 7700, Stations 121 or 122, between A. M.

and 6 P. M. Ijot and Found J.ot3 City and Suburban 34 il Order 07 Marine Engines S7 Manure -l Massage 27 Money to Loan 'M Mney Wantei 95 Motor Cycles. Bicycles 81 Monuments. Tombstones.

5 Municipal Notices 99 P- rion Application 101a Patents 25 Person-Is 10 Piano Tuning 29 Poultry and Pet StocK 93 Professional 23 Props Is. 98 Rar hf-rs and Fenders 77 Ra''i Equipment 23a Pp-1 Fst-ite rCountry 40 Pel Fst'to Ft Sale 31 Per Fstr'to Mountain 41 Peal st ate 35 Fstate 56 R. E. Wanted 57 It. E.

and Lan 's. 37 R. E. F- rms and Country Wtd. 58 R.

K. frr F.xchancce 32a R. K. for Rent City 43 R. E.

Sale or Pent 32 R. E. for Rent 44 R. E. Financing 69 R.

K. Out-of-Town 42 R. E. Sh- re Property. 39 R.

K. Sub. Homo Sites 36 R. E. Water Front 3 RepMriner and Painting 70 Rooms fT Rent 4 Rooms Furnished 50 Rooms Wan to 1 54 Rooms Wantei Furnished 55 Situations Female 13 Situations 15 Situations Male and Female 17 Spo dal Notices i Stables an Parus 67 Steamship Lines.

.104 Storage an Moving 30 Teachers W' nte .21" iros. Ports. Accessories 74 Travel 105 Typewriters 84a Vaults 3 Vehicles $2 Wants 11 Wl In- 70 (8) (Continued from Preceding Column.) RTXCLadys Siber Ritts. with Amethyst Setting. o-Miy carrcfl.

'oat in Ait. Washington. Rewarl M'--i M. Hi'lto and Kenoxb road. SCARF Lwt Tuesday fternoon.

ack and White neavy sfart. Decweea rdx' ana on Eaaw st-eet LIBERAL REWARD. APARTMENTS? -4-C, Slount Royal avenue and Caarles street-. il RITY TRUST CO NORTH AVENUE, No. pfr-r- ion, eron-to Rank.

WATCH L-t. Wliiteiock and -iTe Twiy night. Rgwprd. Ver. 4326.

on Mipotfcy river, near Lake Shore, Whit? bird dog. O-mer phone Yerron C603 for partica'ars. GEOROE E. HARDY. L' ST on October 7.

Bunch of Keys in B'ark Ecithe- Ho er. Reward. ROOM 601, 31 S. CALVERT ST. I'ST-Two Wrir Wirhes in cipher oil or on No.

or 13 "rs Saturday. Lib-errl reward. 11 "7 Wert JTliirry-sixth street. IV5T Brom Traveling Bag. from automobile.

Reward. 2837 Waldorf ave. SMALL wrist watch, somewhere on Char'es treet. between Coucher College and Johns Hopkins" University. Initial C.

C. V. W. on hack. Reward if returned to 2435 N.

Charles 8t. Phone HOMEWOOD T39. PERSONALS. (10) CASH IMMEDIATELY FOR YOUTr PLAVKR AND UPRIGHT PTANO. PHONE VERNON 1797, OR WRITE.

REPRESENTATIVE WILL CALL. The HUB PIANO EXCHANGE, 30 N. Howard si. Mattresses Renovated," Sterilized, Recovered. $4.00 Up.

U. MATTRESS CO, Work Guaranteed. Plaza 26 19. SANTTAY MATTRESS CO B. L.

rtlDDLEMOSEB. Mgr. VERNON 0935., Mattresses FtlmieHtiv' Iteno7t(1 4 Poster Ped Box Mat rrefses each We Did POLLACKS MATTR-ESS WOBBL Now located 921 MADISON AVE. ROOFING $1.00 WEEKLY. Guaranteed 10 Years.

No c-sh rayments. First -Class House Painting WATERTIGHT ROOFING Wolfe 8180. 1532 X. Milton ave. YOTT PAVK ANY OLD JEWELRY.

GOLD OR SILVER bring it to our store and we vHli a 'low you fnl vine id exchange for ne Jewelry or Silverware. LEON LEVI. 307 and 309 W. Lexington St. WALLPAPER.

7c. a niefe; Borders. 2c yard. Beat Oatmeal lOe piece (all colors.) WimVw Shadp. 40c.

each. THOMAS MESSER 1015 W. Balto. tt. TEMPLE RESTAUKA.nT.

XINNEH. 85e. to 1. 5 to 8.30 P. M.

LENVH. 40c, 11 A. M. to 2.30 P. M.

First-Class CntBine. 18 E. Fayette. a ESTABLISHED 1830 LIBERAL ADVANCE- ON DIAMONDS. WATfHrs.

JFtt'n RY. SILVER WARK. ETC 413 E. FAYETTE bet. Gay and HolH.tay.

HOT-WATER HEAT HAS NO EQUAL FOR COMFORT. TAKK! LFa! COAL. WE GIVE VERY EAFY WFFttlY TEKMS. BOX 5441. STTN OFFICE.

WALLPAPER. Side Wall. 7c. np: Border. 2e.

yard. Best Oatmal. Oe. Pclv-hroms. 25c.

Tip. Best Varnifih Tile. 2Sc. CONRAD ERNST. 822 S.

Charles street. CLOTIITVO DAMAGED. Moths, burns. tf.T and cuts in clohing re woven perfpet'y: msrantpeti not to nul' out. TRF "TTVBLE WEAVING 208 W.

Saratoga st. Vernon 1S68. REPAIRING OF CHINA. GLASS. BRIC-A-BRAC.

MARBT.F 8TATiTnY AVn AND MTSSING rTtTS RFPLACFD. Phone Vernon 446-J. 818 N. Howard st. ROOMS PAPERED.

$4 UP. OATMEAL PAPER. $6. R. SIMMONS.

403 N. Pnla-W st. Gil. ROOMS PAPERED. $4 UP.

BEST ORDE OXTMEAL. $6. W. THOMPSON 214 S. SMALLWOOD ST.

GIL 0985. HOUSE WTRING, rp45 Six rooms. 2 halls, bath: steel cable: nothing dovrn; pay $2 wekly FATKTTT: ft KCTRIC OATMEAL PAPER- ftfi UP Paperhar.ging and Painting. Coors refiniehed. G.

Purdy Co. 2712 W. Norffi ave. Walb- 1363. KU KLUX KLAN, P.

O. BOX 261. BALTIMORE. MD. KEYS fvEYS KEYS.

Made While You Wait. MORRIS B. KLEIN. 206 X. GAY ST.

HOUSE WIRED. 2. 6 rooms. 2 halls, bath and cellar. Harford Eleetrte 136 Overland ave.

Mr.JCing. Haja. 0862-J. WE AYTLL rOMPn'K THE MUSIC TO YOUR SONG FOR S3 and make Music Rolls for you. PI.AYFR ROLL MUSIC STUDIO.

P05 Harlem Baltimore, Md. l'lll Drcs P'aiting. P.uttons Covered. Hemst'tching. SIMON'S.

123 WT. Saratoga st. Calv. 0449. ROOMS PAP RED.

4 UP. WORK GTVEN PERSONAL ATTENTION. W. N'coll. 2041 North ave.

Wolf 414 7-J. MISS WARD FLFTPOLYSi9 EXPERT. Farial Hair. Mo'es. E'eriishea perm removed: ladies only Baltimore's oldest estab.

ajiecialist. The Rochambeau. 1 TV Franklin cor. Charles. GOLD ANT) SILVER ROUGHT ALSO DIAMONDS.

OLD FALSE TEETH. S. ROMAN. 511 N. Eutaw st.

Look for game. PERFECT TUNING. Repairing and Rebuilding Pianoe and Players. Call F. Schulze.

1201 N. Lnzeme evc-. Wolfe 4259-J DlfSS PLATTING and Knhroidery; also Buttonholes Buttons Covered. Hepistitehmg Pinking, B'aiding Cor ling, Elmhroidery S-allopme. Tuck-ing.

HARRY C. DAY 308 AY. Saratoga st. HAVE your furniture upholstered in the proier way. Cabinetmsking i3 our specialty.

M.MARK. Phone Madison 7052. 1910 Linden ava. TJPHOTTFR'VG ri-Piece Parlor Suite, with our written factory guarantee. forSl.r.85.

SfPtEME AigquitTi Orleans sta. Wolfe 0495. I WILL NOT re resronsiblc for debts contracted by mv John Sr. MRS. MiR-CiAPFT KRAM.

S3ql avenue. MISS PRICE, post-gjaduate electrologist. Superfluous hair and fQcial blemishes permanently removed. 3 E. CENTRE ST.

Vera. 3649-J. SHIRT Hospital rebuilds worn and torn shirts equal to new. without Hatching. 25c.

to New Sbirta made to order. 830 E. Baito st. Cal. 2799.

I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife. Marie Coles. BTOHARP J. QOLFS. 926 N.

Central ave. FACIAL HAIR. Moles. Wart, PERMANENTLY removed. Advice free.

Electric needle EXPERT. 220 N. LIB ERTY STREET. BAT.TO ROOFING PAINT CO. 75e.

a 5 $3 50. Roof Repairing. 948 lOLLINS STREET, near Sehroeder street. MASK COSTUMES. E.

AHLERa. 222 W. Mulberry st. Vern. 3903 J.

$1SKTPTS PLEATED $1. Hemstitching. Buttons covered. United. All Park v.

Diamonds Ronyht For Cash. "Hughes." Ar.ra-ai.ier. Fidelity 8th F1. AHfrntions. Repairs.

H. M. Taylor. lb9 W. LanvaJe gt.

Mad. 0038-W. 'WILL Rid lour fioine of Hats, Bedbugs. Roaches, Mice. Moths.

Fleas. GEO. G. SAPP, 334 Equitable Building. Ph.

PL 1436. Liberty 4949; RADIANTFIRE Heaters save a ton of coal a month. WALTER E. HILL Howard and Mulberry. Vernon 0400; PAPFRHANGTNO and Painting, the better kind.

Prices reasonable; estimates promptly given: city, suburban or country. 2302 Barclay st. Hwd. 2292-W. FURS REMODELED.

Myer Feiken, 224 X. Liberty, opp. Hotel Rennert. PA PER HANGING and painty work done anywhere: best wo-kmanhip. SUN DECORATING 1632 N.

Gilmor st. Phone Mad. 8793nJ. PAPFRHANGTNO. Plastcrn reasonable prices.

8. 729 S.Charlesst. South 0258-J. ElECTR-TO WIRING. Call Homtwood 557.

H. R. TIEMAN. 2420 Greenmount avenue. WINDOW SHADES and Draperies.

A. HOFFMAN. 522 V. Lexington Ft. Plaza 2909.

HARDWOOD Floors lnid. old floors renewed. O. Tay'or. Ca.l jifterP P.

M. Mad son 2iQ8-J. BRA'S BKDS manufactii'-ed and reflnfshed. 507 W. Pratt St.

Plaza 79t3. PPEVTT VNG'XG. Quality Tow PrTce. M. GETZ.

1605 N. Appleton st. Mad. 3863-J HOUSE WIRING. r.

H. ELECTRIC 2014 Greenmount averue. Homewood 7223. ROOMS PAPETFD. $4 UP.

PHONE MADISON 2626. UPHOLSTER I N. M. MILLER. 1026 Aisquith streei.

Fif'TAL MASSAGE. Mrs. Grab aw u7 VV. Franklinst. Yernon1690-J.

FAUTAL MASSAGE-VIOLET RAY" MARSLAND. 818 X. Howarf et. Vern. 4463-J BRASS RT'DS -efinishel equal to new.

Standard Plating 122 AA7.Perry St. Calvert 4257. FACIAL MASAGrT Vemon 6848. 1024 Nivth Charles st. FACTAT.

MASSAGE. 800 MADTSON AVENUE BRAS" PfDa rtacqnere'l like new. Capitol Prat-ing 1023 Cathedral st. Vernon 1256. with xtir -a.

G. D. CLARK, 237 McCnrley St. Gil. 0371-W.

W'LL STORE GRAND PIANO FOR USE Ad-rfresi 1011. Sun F.AnAT. MAWWIK ME BAKER. 870 W. FAYETTE STREET.

Gilmor 1751. CARPENTER-BUILDER Rerwirs. Alterationv BIGGS. 443 lWren wood ave. Hwd.

181i BOOMS PAPERED. 4 UP: OATMEAL S6 UP PHONE WAT.BROOK 1982. ER A NUNV 'Waving, SO cents a curl. SAND. ERSQN'S.

201 N. Liberty st- Cal. 0115. FAriAL MASSAGL, 306 Par avenue. Vemon 1261-J.

HAIRDRESSING Taught by Registered Derma-Tricho'ogist. 016 '6th st. Tuxedo 1439-J ASK YOUR DF.U.ER'for Rxj'ie'ta Chocoiates or call Liberty Prompt delivery. flOO" PAPERED. $4 UP.

H. Brotten, 733 W. Mulberry st. CalT. 0765.

LOST AND FOUND. 10) (Continued from Preceding Column.) Your Breakfast Is Served! LCSCIOCS FRUITS." TFMTTTNG CERfcALS. Fruit or Cereal, Bat Rolls. Coffee. Fruit or Cereal, 1 Ego.

Rasher of llacon. Buttered Tong. Coffee. Fruit yr Cereal. Fresh Country Sausage.

Hot Cakes, Maple Syrup, Coffee. POWERS McGRAW. L0NTH AND RE3TAPRAXT. 2 Can-rni-nt Locations: 8 E. LEXINGTON NEAR 10 HOWARD ST.

to W. A Ten-fnaL Qualify Cleanlirfxa ferric. DINNKR, 5 TO 8 P. 35c TO 75e LEARN HAIRDRISSING. MRCEXJNG.

ETC. $1 ') $-5 NiTht S- Dy Class. NEW YORK pnACTY-PARLOR. rta.Wihei 1315, Baltimore's Trtrvncrt S-Hri of Beauty Work. 'OT-'OT.

PARK SHIVERS SHOE REPAIRING. Men's Half So'es, with Hearts of Oak Leather. 51 25: Ladies' HVf Snles. with Hearts of Oat lesther. 51.

Wait or send them in. Free de'ive-y. KATOGA AND PI1ARL STS. SINCE 1878. I WILL NOT BK RESPONSIBLE for any dbts oontracte-t bv mv wife.

MARTHA QUARLCS. HARRY orARLfS. 14.7 Matthews ave. FTTTON ROopjxo SHOP. 208 N.

Gilmor st-Gi'mor 1 54 1 Old slag, metal and tar roofs rena red by experts. Guaranteed. WTVPOW SHADES a-d Draperies made to ordor. TYRTJf 23 Norris t. Jthn Weaver-Mgr.

Madiaon 8324. Gilmor 3921. OVLliOOATS OO S7.00. 401 N. GREENE ST.

irPITOTTURING. custom-buiU workmanshiix A. r-hV-iPgO Wlf. 445t-W. tTPHOLSTERTNG.

ftiminre reneiHng bv experta Atlantic Antiq-ie Shop. HI N. Howard jtYer. 0338. PAPERHANGING.

PAINTING. First-class wort Laf. Paper 3000 W. Lafayette ave. Lib.

TALKING MACHINES repaired (expert) Call, delivered free. 2418 Callow ave. Mad. 0619. WANTS.

SPOT CASH FOR USED PIANOS, Plaver-Pianos and Victrolas. PHONE VHRNON 3988. or WRITE NATL. PTANO EXCHANGE, 322 N. HOWARD ST.

WILL SPEND $5,000 FQR CLOTHING AND FURNITURE antique and modern big lots or single pieces. Dining, Living and Bedroom Suites and Carpets. Pianos, Victrolas, Stock and Fixtures. F. STICKMAN 836-838 AY.

Saratoga st. Gilmor 3978- O. T. BUT TERWORTH CO. 32 SOUTH HOWARD ST.

Buy and Sell Used Furniture: Large and Small Lots. PHONE PLAZA 4062 FURNITURE Yv ANTED. WILL PAY HIGH PRICES FOR ALL KIXDS IN LARGE OR SMALL LOTS. FOR QUIUK RF.UI.TS CALL mu. nrcxNTxas.

213 ST. PAUL PLACE. PLAZA 7575. WHAT HAVE VOU TO SELL? GOOD PRICES PAID FOR MODERN OR ANTIQUE FT'RNTTrRF ALSO MERCHANDISE STOCK AND FIXTURES. FROMPT ATTENTION J.

H. CARROLL. 32 S. HOWARD ST. MAD.

0547. FURNITURE WANTED. We in (rrc-t need of modem and all kinds of antioie furniture. Will pay you twice as much. Promnt attention given We call anywhere, city er coutury.

Phon. nee. Pisza 1931. or postal. ORIOLE FURNITURE 937 W.

Baltimore st. FTTrrNTTTJR'fc-, MODERN AND AfcflQTTE. H0USEHott EFFECTS BOUGHT. Nc Lot Too Largs. J.

gai.tox. J. APRON, 708 North Howard rtreet. Phone Vernon 0310 and 0311. FURNITURE WANTED.

Ymir price is mine if you have any Household Firnitun; lrse or small lots. Call me first and be convinced. STANLEY FRIEDMAN, CALVERT 3fi09. 709 W7. BALTIMORE ST.

FURNITURE A NT ED. Living room, bedroom, dining room suites, single pleees or entire honoebo'ds. METROPOLITAN FURNITURE 516-18 W. Ba'more st Plaza 7504. FT.ANNET.S PARKER WTLDTTv 775 OR 55R OR SIMITAR.

RD. NAVY AND OWKKV. WILL PAY SPOT CAH. WIRE OR PWN'R. SATVOP MATT MTDDY 256 GEORGTA AR.

BROOKLYN. GLENMORE 0595. FURNTTTTRE AND CARPETS. ETcentitnally good prices paid for modern and antione furniture of all kinds. Single, pieces or W'sebo'd.

Will call anywhere. P. MAHVIN-. 2902 Clifton ave. Walbrook 1398.

FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS, ALSO-GAS RANGES. WTLL PAY POT CASH. CaU or write. 725 W. Baltimore st.

Calv. 2934. ABSOI.UTFLY high nriees tvid for your tnrnl-ture. carnets and antique of all kinds, from the hiahest erode to the cheapest: single pieces or entire CaU M'i'on SR04. or mail.

105 Small wcod at. Prompt attention Will call anywhere. AT ONCE. Old Mnhogany or Modern Furniture. Carpets nd Festers: Hty or country -T.

511 S. Fre-mont avenne. Sooth 1882-W. 2ND HAND CLOTHING. Bijr nriees paid fri Men's Second-hand Clolfitng and Sh-v W'o'fe 4750 or write A.

HORWITZ. 1423 East tre street. FURNITURE Modern end "intiqne. Wre nay h'gh prices for entire household or fing'e lota: send prfsta! to J. ROssf-xtoOG.

842 W. Ealtimora street. Phone Calvert 2128. TURN U.VD INTO CASH. WiH b'T sine'e.

or entire lo's. it 71 0 AV P-Ho st. Qlvnt 11 70 J. WANTED Second-hand Saw MU1. also Planer: state location and lowest price.

Address 10190. Snn office. W'F P'iv anrf of EVerv Description. VICTOR FTTtNITURE 50p Enscr Teir Trlret WANTED to hire one locomotive crane for loading iron; wi'l nay good price. SAMUEL FTSTIMAN.

Hn-iibrg Pa. FURNITURE, old or modern: O-naments. Rugs, one piece or entirety. MURPHY. 12 E.

Read street. Vernon 1 1-56. CASH for all V'nds Stocks, Fixture and Property. Armly MR. FRANK.

1005 E. Baltimore street. Wclfe 0.34. WANTED I.Tuichrooni firtures for small plac, cash. Address 10108.

Sun. ViXTET CMATJ-. SAFE. CV Gilmor 3998. Htryw TRTrvrR tatt fOT USED FURNITTTRE.

0. 2ALIS. 804 Greenmount ave. Vemon 3582-J. ALL of Hiah prices paid.

1. SOPHER. 15 N. Pine rt. Calvert 1035-W.

PLAYERS fn-A VVt-rfss. Will pav snot cash. 108 AV. LEXINGTON ST. Calvert 2555.

FURNITURE and G-s Ranges; high prices paid. Rofsky. 809 Greenmount ave. Vera. 3913-J.

BIG PRTCF5 fo- C'nf-M. Shoes. AVeiring Ap-pareL Charle 2047 Penna. ave. Mad.

4107-W BOILERS for steam. Iron Pressing Out-t. A-ss 7251 Sun ofTioe. GOT) P-if tor Used Furniture. Ranges.

BLOCK. 914 AV. Balto. st. Calvert 4054-W WANTED Gas Range, with high ven.

good condition; no dealers. 101 "9. Sun. DTMOvrs FOR- CASH. R.

HUGHES. 824 FIDELITY BLDG. ADVANCE price? for c'otliing. shoes, etc. prompt ettention.04S Carey st.

Gi'mor 2982. HOUSE" wird. B. X. abe and fixtures.

$98. Moor- man 1425 N. Gay st. W.Vfe 673t. FURNTTT'TfE rnd gas range-.

11, nnces paid. L. ZALIS. 900 W. Baltimore st.

Calvert FT'PVTTUPF an-1 Gs Ranges: liiii r.nceo faid. IDEAL 829 Greenmount ave, Vernon 3244. Vt "OI.AS and records" "bought. HIGH PRICES. 2418 Callow ave.

Madison 0619. (Dealer.) ADVANCED "Rtpes Psid for Diamonds and Jewelry. LEVINSQN. 824 E. Baltimore st.

FUPN.ACFS boilers, newspapers, rags and maga- rines Wa v.r;y Faper Stock Co. Homewood 2224 FURNITURE an Oa Ranges bomrht and sold. I. Freedman. 720 W.

Baltou st. Plaza 5798. MKV'S Clothing and Shoes gh 'nrice Daii. 680 W. Saratoga st.

Vemon nd "F'lrnitnre. 1704 Aliceanna t-. nr. Broadway Utt. Wolfe 8241.

HELP HOUSEHOLD. (12) CHAMBERMAID (WHITE), AGE 30 TO 40; MUST STAY NIGHTS. 200 ROLAND AVE, CALL TUXEDO' 0012-AV. CHAMBERMAIDS aitress. also Cook, whito.

ex- peri.iiced; stay nights: 3 adults; good wages. Te.e hone HoTewiod 0314 COOK, expert, white nomtn. for small private fami'y; excellent wages'; cooking; only; references. Address 10-149, Sun. COvK Goo i stay nights; good wagesj reference Tue5o 0724.

or apply 203 Lug-wood ro'V ThTre'J COOK, first -class (white). Protestant; reference; family of two; wages S15. Call 12 to 2 P. St Pan' st. COOK and ger.e-al houseworker, experienced, for apartment, fa-nily of two: references nece-vary.

Mrs Duer, Gilman Att. B-3. Hwnewood 1186. COOK Refined White Girl to cook and for first-floor work, stay nights: good home and good wages. TUXEDO 1144.

COOK (colored), small fam 'y; stay nights; refer--e -eouired. 218 E. BIDDLE ST. COOK (white). 101 St.

Johns rc. Roland Park. or phone Turedo 0234. (white) an! fr.t floor work; good wages; -efeenre. Phone ibrty 36H2.

rJTRL, whi.e, for -neral Houework' stay nights; goal wages, good home. MRS. HEROLD, 2820 Over'and 2nd dosr from Harford roaJ. Ha--il'on GIRL to cook and assist with housework, family of 2, in Ttimnn; nvit stay nights; references. MS.

BENNETT, 700 Madison it. PERSONALS. (Continued from Preceding Column.) STENOGRAPHER. Mnst be eTjerienced and iNa to do acenrate xi i---ir coadauocs. Apply il.

SAMUELS tc 719 W. LomMrd st bTVerTiaidetJt tiGc- tt.liw. rood P.y; mu be tborWy wrWenced. Apply ILLIAMSON A-lvNEUR Baifm.ire and 8tl vtM. exi-erieoeed: rm- SrjAPHK net under able asrft GEO.

H. BUCHHETMER 4 SON, wS S. Ann st. STENOGRAPHER. TTwrigTBSokkeeper.

w-penencd: fanrw tegai wWk340T 5. Umbrella 324 W. BaJtanore Srd fie. more money by the new tirrn mMkM BALTIMORE OO Balumt- ireet. Third Flooc.

WAITItFSS FOR LOHSOOmT WAITRESS and Disyenser. espenenced. etreet. WOMAN. 25-40.

tmstworhy edmted-pfitton Iead to fnrnr; interest (ri perfholocv valuable; cood monfjly iacotne- also lPOrt LINDEN WOMAN (white), honest, wjij pans ia bake -n tore: no Sunday work. 354 Pi lap 1 1 r.inivnAi. WOMAN (ro'ored) to wash, diihes; no iaadsv work! Api-ly 24 S. Liberty st. WOMEN INSPECTORS ON GENERAL MERCHANDISE: 10 WEEK.

110 S. HANOVER ST. YOUNG LADIES who can do hand sewing acd dress dolls. Apply 32 S. I'tca YOUNG Idy.

a office as.siant. AppiJ in own handwriting. State ev-wrience and m1-- expected. Resident of East Baltimorsi preferred. Andrew IQrtSrt.

YOUNG IAPY with eiptnence as hockW'eper. who can use tyjwriteT in a HumHng etai.sh-ment; state ae. and salary eapected. orru-e. YOUNG I iv.

io Aivwer TeJeihTe A-it with General Office Wirt. R- HUNT lre-t and Srtoca 2nd YOUNG Ia-iy -o ee peer dairv iaccli counter. 11S U. BALTIMORE ST. YOUNG WOMAN, M-n 1 5 of age.

to learn pbvuical culture acd rca-age work. Apply 31 5 st. YOUNG or middle-aeefi lady, who can for outsvle sales Molurale muJi ransd adranoEtnsnt for rij'at rrty. Ad drew 1043S. Sun.

YOUNG REFINED COLORED GIRL PLEASING APPEARANCE AND MANNER. FOR DOCTOR PLACE RFFKRKNCE APPLY 160C PENNSYLVANIA AVE. BRIGHT GIRL In ftaishirc demrtmer.t, experienced on aAvwttr packing and wrapping. Aprlv KDGAN-GRACE COMPANY. W.

bt. DETROIT Manufacturer wants reined lady witi fair education for cuurch work. Wonder-fn opp nimitv for steanlr income AVrite today. ttro t. Mich.

EXPERIENCED CHOCOLATE DIPPERS To Work Evenings From 6 To 10 P. M. HEADLEY CHOCOLATE COMPANY, 603-610 Water St. EXPERIENCED GIRL for clerical work ad typ4y in insurance office; etate eaiary expteted. Addr-ss 10M0.

Snn office. X.P El! I EN ED A LI-S WOMAN. EX PI 1 1 iN ED Cashier; reference. KARrFTS LUNCH OM. 24 W.

Franklin st. GOOD HELPERS OX SLEEVES. 40 A BIDDLE STREET. LIVE YOUNG WOMAN to se'l advertiin5 s-rr-Ice to merchant. Apply BLUE BIRD SKKV-ICK.

10? Ist Plemant tieet. STUDENT NUJtSESj Apply Sine fcnuJojmen? 2 L.ght treet. WANTED- Piactica' Nnre to attend invalid lady. Add-es 10143. Sun cf'ice SITUATIONS MALE.

CI 5) ACCOUNTANT-Bookkeeper meH aeTi spare time; moderate chargee. 10058. Sun KAKLii Good second on bread and oel wants iioeition. city or country. 16Q N.

Gay at. BARBER, fliiet-ciaee. dwirea work. Apply II. 14Q7 North Charles rt.

BOOKKEEPER CAPABLE OF TAKING FULL CHARGE. Also erneritneed in account trig; age 35. Address S'-n office. BOOKK EEPER Either permanent or terrponrv; now employed; trarried. Pans.

U829-TV. P. M. BOT (colored), age 17. shea work at any kind.

Phone Hfrniwood 0738-J. Bol' desires )o--iuon in jewelry 4or, do watcli c'ryk rwt-ir-'g. 10152. Sun. CHATTEL LOAN years' desires permanent connection.

10Q25. Son. CHAUFFEUR, young man. desires pouiion. truck or private experienced.

Louis A. Yorkrl. 5015 Liberty Heights ave. CHAUFFI.XR "whitei uesires noi'-icai ia private family; ran make own repairs; best at rcf-grence. Sun.

CHAUFFEUR (white) desires position, crlrate cn several makes of cars; best of references. 101S9. Sun. Ill AI'FlTTlt dmiw liOiaOT. orivate.

CHAUFFhUR (whitei wi-hes r-i'joa. private trncy. Address lO.V'.'t. K-tn CHAUlFi (co)onel. experienced, private or truck.

VFRNoy CHAUFFEUR (ctJrixti desires poftiou. track only: references. Madison R171-J. CHAUFFEUR (covnH). 6 years' ref-ernce.

Phone SOUTH 114-J CHAUFFEUR (colcrrd. eiper. wiiJing worisr. CHEF COOK wnu position, school or faisUta tln 1134 N. Gilmor st.

COLLEGE STUDENT DESTP.K3 WORK FHOM A w- e.iuranl work pf- 1 erred. TROY. 7-V Reervoir street. Cook, First-Class (German) Wlha rmwirin. 1A.T2 Scakeperei ilre OitKDIT MAN.

offif nianaer. positson. Phone MadiMn 347.VVA. DRAFTSMAN df-Mner. 10 jvara' experience.

A4dr MASON. Sun FACTORY: EXECUTIVE Seeks perrcani-nt- local -on wih a New York flna of fud-iMria ougiaeers; rradca'e engineer with Uianufa'-trtring fl'e years installing production and injj-tioo metooda. shop standaraitafion, piece its by time tttM 3s pey roil and ensts crntrot. 1012H. Snt.

FARM HAND, ei'jeriened. rnarried. desinea tioti near f'atHolic rhc-rii; can give references. AdHres Su-i FIREMAN ert-erieneed, waata poeiriaBl 213 S. CENTRAL AVE.

FIREMAN. l.ard worker, wants work. Arfdrei-j PHARMACIST, regere-1. r-3iiibie. ezparieooadL desires iosi on.

Addrey 10HJV4. Stm. LINOTA'PE O-ierator nosition. tin. eg" 22; woked with best Stbs.

Curnmnnicsn HEN RY KOMPA S. 217 MAN. ei5ernctd with 'heavy machinery, wishes au'o repairing with reliable firm. Address 10105. Sun effice.

MAN (whttei. single, desires work on gent's place; ejpert gsrdener. scber, honest and reliable; g3 reteren-e. 10145. Sun.

MAN (coWedi wants p'ace jEnitor. butler or 'orter 13:5 DIVISION ST. MAN (colored) wishes position. Porter. or Janitor.

Phone Madison 061 1-J. MA N. nii iule sires oosiiion as night watchman. C. B.

Schrlz. 1S19 E. Lombard st. MAN (colored i. rlace as chauffeur; good refer-enceR.

1302 Laurens second floor. MAN iro'o-ed) wants prit4fn as fi -class cook or janitor; r-ferenceg. 327 Falls mad. MAN (cohred) wants position aa janitor: refer- -nes 14-)t MTulloh St. PHARMACIST, registered aiitant.

dr? position; ftod references; experienced. 1Q676. Sow. SALESMAN, wit'o city and road experience, desires to connect wfb reliable concern; best cf, references. Address 9717.

Sun. SALESMAN i26S, a proved producer, oeri for have you to offerl Al reference Adre-s 10fiA4. iSALLSiMAN 1 years M'liiig staple and specialty TOfift4. otfice. SALESMAN, experienced, oesires Tooition or agent.

Address 1Q103. Son. SALES MANAGER --HIP wanted for Maryland, or Ba'rimcre; 14 and executive ex-'-erience. Address 10121. Sun office.

SHOE Salesman and Everiencei Restaurant Mm wants work. 103S6. Sun. WATCHMAN. Janitor.

Porter, active eirrienced. tndifctrior.s man, desires ps'tion. 1(158. hun. YOUNG man.

so 2i. with a grl ijersonality and a desires a posiucn. Ad-rfr-s to; i. Sain ci-e. YOUNG MAN, coTege graduate wlio wfll apply hinr to his work, wanta position with re lish, nrm.

YOUNG MAN. trudent. want work aftr 4 and cm Saturdavs; anything. Address PQQM f.27. V.

M. C. A. YOUNG MAN. 30 years' building selling experience, wishes connections with pevna-re-it firm, reasonah'e sal, to start.

lOlOl. Sur. YOUNG MAN with electrical and automobile ex-rserience desires any kind of rosinon; have Doda Ats 101TO. Snn crTice. YOI'NG MAN '2.

desire employment good edu-eation can use tyrewriter: best refs. 10128. Sun. rxG "AX wants wkeer-ing at oisht. CaU GTLVOR "OCO-W after 6 P.

M. Y'UNG Mao i27). with engine and boiier roota wi.es posiuoa. 10175. Bun.

HELP FEMALE. (Continued from Preceding Column.) WOMAN, reliable, wishes position as cook or general housework, in small familv 1442 PRESSTMAN St. WOMAN, reined, wants place as companion or to attend semi -invalid. P. O.

Box 314. Sparrows Point. Md. WOMAN. wants i davs' -rx or part time; no Sunday.

Cal? or write 172 Calhoun street. WOMAN wishes position as good pia cook "n'ing ia dining room. 1250 N-GAY STRFFT. WOMAN wishes pos ion as good plain cook, flrat-f oor work GAY WOMAN- (COLORED WISHES COOK'S ri.UC. 1.5.17 CALHtUX ST.

WOMAN tcolore-; wants online Work from 9 to 1. Call at DIVIS'ON ST. WOMAN wants laundry work and day's work. 1801 White WOMAN colo-ed wants day's or half-dsj's work. Phone WOLFE 4704.

i WOMAN tcciored wants place as nurse or plain 1 Pennsylvania ave. Mad. 9SS3. WOMAN colored wants position as plajn cook ii-Miyt-vio-g: ms nut ana ave. WOMAN (colored) wants place as cook; ilay "lehts: reference .1415 Argy'e ave.

WOMAN (coloe1) wishes 'aundrv work ax home. MAN (cJuoivdl wrnts day's work. Address I3 1 st, Gilmor 105ft. WOMEN (2) colored, dere poirion cook and chambermaid. 935 MeDONOUGH ST.

WOMAN wants cooking cty! Ttef- i.iii rairmount ave. WOMAN, colored. flrs-class cook, references WOMAN, co'o-ed. wants daj-'s work or part time. 135Q N.

Calhoun St. WOMAN, eo'ored. want place aa cook or half-tunew ork. 13Q5 Jefferson st. WOMAN reliable, wants Washing of any kind.

at borne. Aniy 1328 Strieker st. 'AN (colored) wants half-day work. 643 4csPjtio3; half-time p'ce. 2009 WOMAN (cr-lored) wants laundrv work at home.

ftoy x. F.UTA ST. YOUNG G'RL desire posirion typist and i--nri. A-'nrTM nn.1.1. omce.

OUNG Lady, age 54. want pwuion. ixnerienced in office w-ork. dealing conrtecusiy acd with ro-le jwrro-ially bv pioce cr letVr: ber of reference. lOirtS.

Sim LIY wishes position evenings in store. YOUNG married wihes ntzht work be-twven 7 and 12. 10184. S-n. A LADY erf refinement and eduction desires a permanent home as companion or mother's helper.

Can teach piano. Must be treated as one of family. Congenial home more than high salarv ia dcired. Hithest rrference. A M.

2112 A'lendle road. Walbrook. Balri-fore. Md. Phone Walbrook 13S7.

A RELIABLE Lady want anv kind of Work to Tn fit 10125 Sim. BY Ycmg Lady with experience, romrion as telephone rtperator in nrivsre branch exchange; can give refere-ce. Address lOICQ. S'm office. rnJJ? WOMAN wishes work prt time.

B. JOHNSON. UPS Anthony eet. COU1RFD GTRL wishes e'euing by day or half time. 234 GILMOR ST.

DAY WORK. 7 tn 9. nsaht work; carda an-ered. 1115 Argyle ave. FT.DT'RLY Idy.

Enc'ish. nositirffi as rmlrr.n in institute or hospital (exnerienced) or hoivsekeeper i i-mgri. Amre niiMi. nn. EXPERIENCED bookkeeper and stenogranher de-sires position: quick and accnute: refc-ences given.

3036 Biker st Phone Belair S19-F21. EX PERI ENUFD P. B. OPERATOR. Phone Ma-in 7238-W.

1TSTPKRIFNCED MAID fo- Light Chomberwork Sowing- references. Ph. Vernon 3545-W. GERMAN GIRL wants poslrirm a second wk in hotel or restanran. ANNIE HARPER.

Gambrilla O. Csne H-ghway. A. A. Md.

(IRRMAS Girl desires position as Houseworker Arlv AUGUSTA AYE. Irvngtrm. GERMAN IAOY. flrnt-class cook, wishes position. 1302 GT.YNDON AVE.

PRACTICAL NURSE Will take eases of any kind Call Vemon 1 ROrt-W. after 4 P. o- -isiq S-Tjng REFINED MARRIED LADY wishes -win3 thoe days a week in alteration doartment of one of the larger stores or in families. Address 10fi5. Sun.

REFINED, capable woman wants place as housekeeper or companion, one or two family. 106S1. Sun REFINED Lady, 42 yearn old. desires a nosition as hmwk'e-fr. Phone Hamilton 2r57-W.

RELIABLE. GIRL wishes Hoiework nl Plain Cocking. A-vnly 1105 S. KFNWOOD AVE. RELIABLE COIjORED WOMAN wants Laon-d-y or Cleaning.

Phone SOUTH 1041 -J. RELIABLE Colored Woman- wishes days work. 31 North Oi'- street. SETTLED WOMAN with child 5 years, wanta a place a cook or willing to take care of home as housekeerjer. can do good plain cooking and baking: reference city only.

10600 Sen. TAA'O GIRLS work; no Sunday work; refer-ence. 1814 McCnMoh st TWO girls want poxition as housework erg. 607 W. REDWOOD ST.

AYANTED Poxition by middle-aged Lady to Cere for Small Children; references given. Address MISS F. 7Q9 N. Fremont ave, WANTED Warhlng at home or Day's Work. MARIE BANKS 1519 Mount t.

HELP FEMALE. (141 BOOKKEEPER and Stenogranher wanted in wriolesaie nonse. Addrews lQ13o. ban office. CASHTER, EXPERIENCED.

G0LDENBER0 25 W. LEXLNGTON ST. CHOCOLATE DIPPER wanted at ence. Must be exiierienced with high-grade work and rell- b'e. s--e MK KKAFrT.

32 S. Hanover St. CKOCOIATB DIPPER (EXPERIENCED). APPLY ISOO NORTTI AVE CLERICAL, WORKERS. Mnst be over 17 years of age; neat, accurate and write legible hand.

Apoly after 9 A. M. M. SAMUELS 719 A Lombard at. FUR FINISHERS, experienced.

Apply CHO-H ANY. (- West faratoea st. GIRLS, Over 16, for our enameling department. Apply NATIONAL ENAMELING AND STAMPING 1901 Lipht St. GIRLS or ladies interested in canvassing, working on a commission oasis, no deliveries or collections to be made.

Proposition being guaranteed ladies' vests direct from the factory to the consumer. ADDRESS 109f4. SUN. GIRLS FOR CLERICAL WORK Good penmanshio requiTvd. State age.

eiperi- ence, salary desired. 10164. Son. GIRLS for light factory work. WM- BEEIii-hltt.

222 W. Ijexington et. GRAPHfrTYPE and Addressograoh OneraW. by banking concern; goM o-tortunity for efficient person. Address Eun.

HOSPITAL Attendants. Stte Effiployraent Commissioner. 22 LIGHT STREET. LADY iu office of a cleaning and eyeing establishment: must have department-store experience. 10545.

Sun office. LAUNDRESS WANTED FOR SYDENHAM HOSPITAL, HARFORD ROAD AND HERRING RUN. MONTEBELLO. MARKER and enerienoed ladv in our finished work dent. FULTON FAMILt LAUNDRY.

1700-14 McHenry st. OPERATORS, EXPERIENCED ON MEN'S BOYS' NECKWEAR BIG PIECF-WORK PAY FOR THOSE KNOW HOAV. M. M. BERNSTEIN CO.

113 HANOVER ST. OPERATORS For power machines. Good pay. FRED WALPERT TAYLOR NR. BARTLETT AVE OPERATORS, experienced on Draperies; also r- nvvcov A.

rr x. irv.vit I'ORTRAIT AGENTS Ht-st proposition ever offered for EMtimore and vicinity. Write for appointment. JACK SHATTLS. 35 Warren a.

Newark, y. J. SALESLADIES, Experienced -in ladies ready-to-wear and yard goods department. Only those able to give reference and who are experienced will be consid-, ered. Good salary.

Permanent position. Apply LAUER'S DEPT STORES, 449-457 N. Gav St. SALESLADIES. EXPERIENCED.

Must be well recommended. Aply KFLLERT'S." 109 W. Txington rt. SALESLADIFS. Aoply F.

W. WOOLAVORTH C01 W. Iyexirgton st. ALFSI AIY to ren-iv and p-w-re work for e'eaning and dyeing. I'ooter's Dye Works.

3fn N. Howard t. See Mr. Rerster. bet.

10-11 A. M. SHOE BINDERS. Having en'arged onr depart-ent we ean "tise' ex-eriencei shoe binders: also experienced Sir.ger r'inder shoe binding machine opetators. Come ready for wr-rk M.

SAMUELS 719 W. Lombard st. GIRL (white) to cook and do taocspvrork. Phone FomewoHl 4009- GIRL (colored fa- general housework; eteadj work. S57 NORTH AYE.

GIFL i colored i. for H-vaevvc-rk; (Oiiiil home nights. Ar.rly 7Q1 B-oadway GiliL (ctorod) tcj Ans in Housework: DO ISO1 N. PatTe-son Park ave. GIRL white for General Housework: two ia family.

2029 Madison avenue GIRL for General Housework. 345 East Twen-tv-'eond s'rpet. GIRL for general nous-work small apt. MRS. T.

"ACHS. Reisterstown road. HOUSEKEEPER wanted; must be able to cook and take care of two children. "Apply 1810 WysVi'v-'tpn yr. EK I liit ted must know hew to -a.

Atv.It 1457 Mnttiicws ave. cfter 5. If rSFJvI-'ITFR whined to tske care of good j-Toi. Trimly. "ii hs.o-j HOtTCEVFT-pER.

whie. young; good pay. 1702 i timore st. Vi oue loy. atter F.

M. K'TCHEN MAID whitel. ex'-erienced. not over 40 years rermaoent position, good wages references also First -Cam Cook te-nnorary. Arrlv from 10 to 12 Basement 11 W.

Mt. Yer-vrr, P'ace or call Homewood 000-Y. HOUSFMATD. white; ref-rence- n'er-iid wages. MADISON .6092 and 2353 EUTAW PLACE LAUNDRESS (whltel have good references.

to go to Green Spring Valley. CU 6 1 SO. MAID Exriencel (white. Protestant Preferred, for Chamber work and sewing. Phone Tuxeio 1092.

or write Mrs. R. B. Horkins. Woodbrook.

Md. MAID. French, ab'e to speak English and sew, me experience- in traveling, to go abroad during winter: reference required. Address 9332. Snn.

MAID (white) to do chamberwork and iist with care of 2-year-old. child: must hare nil-1'-- anall bousehold; good wages. Walbrook 72. MAID firs-c fw general work in lady living alone'- must be good cook: ref--WMred. Addri NURSE (white), reliable, for 2H-vear-old boy: puburbs: references: good wages.

Second house on Ford's lane, near Park Heights avenue. Liberty 6112. 1'PSEiy GOVERNESS, experienced, for 2 girls. 5 and references required. MRS.

A. K. BAER. Slade and Park Heights aves. Paonu liberty 7714 WAITRESS, First-class, to remain at niht.

Apply Irt W. IT. VERNON PLACE. WOMAN (colored) Settled. sing'e.

cook and honje-work. family of four; no washing: ay niffht; $10 per Must have experience. J. F. JOHNSON.

Gleabuniie, Md. Paoue Glen-burnie 2 6-J- WOMAN' (white), middle aged, der-endable for general houievork and cooVing; fond of children, husband, if anv. employed, may live in bouse. Walb. 0768 after 7 1.

M. or after 2 on WOMAN Coo'- and boiew-k. rWl familv: ref-erences. MRS. IRA'ING H.

STEELE. Celeste Court Apts. 1-B. 2441 Cal ow ave. WOMAN (white), re'iaoe.

for general housework and cooking: mall family; reference required. NORTH AA'F. WOMAN or Girl, tc do genera! housework and assist with cocking: need not stay nights. 251 London Inington. WOMAN (white a nure tor child and housework.

Good heme in 1707 Park avenue. OO-Tt. WOMAN (white), by the day, housa- cleaning: must be P-fe-emce. Apply 905 NORTH CHARLES STREET. WOMAN 'white) for plain cooking in small fmiilv: good wageo.

Apply 1224 N. Charles street WOMAN wash and iron at home for small of two. Mtdison 3390. WOMAN for cooking and lanndry work; reference required; suburbs. Tuxedo 2015.

WOMAN (whJte or colredl, reliable, for ceneral housework. 1131 Light street. MAN 'white to cook and attend to apt. i-lv Eutaw Place. 1st floor.

WOMAN for cooking in Priest'i Rectory; no laundry. South 112S. WOMAN (White), settled, as cook and to answer phone. 910 W. Lombard ft.

Carv. 495Q. YOUNG GIRL (wh te), plain cook and general apartment: two in family. 90 RO-MNI) AVF. TuTedo 0975- MIDDLE-AGED "hite AA'oman for general hone-wo-k for two.

Stay nights. References. 8 E. Gcore Hamilton. MIDDLE-AGFD.

Beetled White Woman to Cook and Do General Housework for two; rouired. 27 H-trford ave. WANT' Good. PeTable White Woman for Cooking and Flret-Flco- Wrork in family of sir irt country, near station: no objection to child. Apply, with references, between 10 and 5 Thursday, at 91S MADTSON AVENUE WANTED, in family of white woman, ever 40.

to do cooking and general housewo-k. Write, giving references, salary disired. AY'1! -n-'ng interriew 10141. Sun. WANfFD White girl or wnman a nurse for 2 small rbi'di-en $15 a week: references required.

MRS. HENRY M. WHITE. 3405 Greenway. Phone Homewood 3820.

WANTED WTilte woman, to do gen- e-l hoisewo-k for fam'lv of in v. Write Mrs. John X. Markline. White TZall.

Md. WHITE. APPLI 4 FAST RTDDLE STRF.ET. SITUATIONS FEMALE. C13) BOOKKEEPER, D.

E. Canhier: sett'ed. dependable worker." 10 years' e-x-oerienci Al referf nee. desires position where serv-icea will he appreciated; salary. T35.

1012Q. Sun. BOOKKEEPER, D. Cashier; A-l reference: salary $30- 10295. SUN.

BOOKKEEPER desires evening work. 1Q645. Sun. CASHIER, ex-ierienctd. wishes position evenings.

7 P. M. until 11.30 or 12. Address 1 0fi90. Sun.

CHILD'S NURSE, with oxnerience and references, desires "asiHon. Address 2206 AY. Ijerington st. COOK (colored) wishes portion; private or public. 1141 N.

CAREY ST. COOK, first -clas; best ef 1062 Argyle jivnlp. COOK, experienced, wishes position. Phone Madison COOK KEFERENCES. MADISON 8424.

COOK (colorfd) wsnts flrtt flooc wors in small family. 141 ave. COOK (cvlcvd). e.verienoe!. wants position; or-i wagc-s- -cfe-ence.

10ft74. Sun office. COOK, first class, or half-time work. Apply st. COOK, first-class, desires position; best references.

224 NORTH GILM ST. COOK wishes position city: stay nights. 1214 AVOYLF. AVE. Madt-KVi 5064.

COOK. A-l. with child 4 yearn o'd. d-r'res position, citv country. 316 W.

HOFFMAN ST. DPF.SSMAKFR would like sewing by day or weefc: references. 10647. Sun. (colored) wishe in apartment: rnn give references.

E. NUTTER. Apt. 5. 305 W.

Hitman street GIRL colored) wishes position public waiting, or plain cockirg. private family. 30 E. 20th st. 8859.

G'RL (colored l. nea "wishes pesition as maid or waitress. 1201 Argyle GtPi, vvTS DAY'S AYORK. APFLY 546 ST. MARY'S ST.

GIRL icolorcd) wants place, chambermaid or wait- in city. 1550 AA'oodyear st. GIRL (colored wants plce. houiewors or nurse. 1K55 Gilmor first floor.

GIRL (colored), neat, wishes position after 4 o'clock. 747 George st after 5.30. GIRL NEAT AvfSHES PART-TIME WORK. rA- BAKFR STREET. GIRL (colored) want3 housework or waiting.

1334 Gilmor st. G'RL (colored) wisiies position as maid, ltl.31 GTRL haif-tiiile work. 5S5 PRr'gSTMAN ST REFT. GTRL (colored) plain cooking or house work: reference. 1034 Argyle ave GIRL icolored) want- nosition as cook; will stay niehts.

1042 N. Nolfa. st- GIRL v.ishes position as chambermaid or dish washer. Yemen 4017. GTRL (colored) wishes wo-k.

public or private; Sundays oT. 631 PITCHER ST. GTRL wishes work, by day or week. 1304 W. I'fayette ave.

GIRL, colored, wishta housework -references. 544 Oxford st. GIRL (colored) WPiits AVok mornings. 1340 Q-uid Hi') ave. Myison 3770-W.

GIRL wishes Genera! Housework or as Nurse. ftirt-i. GIRL (co'ored) wuts wo-k as Nurse or Waitress. Anh OAK STREET. G'RL 'colored) want wo'k by wek in city or suburbs.

1911 McCUI.I.OH STREET. G'RL wants half-time or day's work. 71S W. Mu'berry st. GIRL (colored), neat, desires work; references.

110S BOLTON ST. GIRL (colored) vrcnts ttrneral housework no washing. 432 N. FREMONT AVE GRADUATE NURSE (coed) desires position. Phone MADISON 3314-J.

LADY risher-. i days' work. 9-3. or night work. -'ter 7 M.

Sun. LAlrNDRES wishes at home firat-class rough- drv or iron; tniaU or bundle. 2444 Druid Hill ave. LAUNDRESS wants work, home or out; refer- 1228 Strieker st. LAUNDRESS experienced.

desfM whing. home. large or small. 524 DOLPHIN ST. T.AUNDRFSS.

fi-st-c'ss. home or out. or clean- inc bythe day MAID OR HOUSEWORKER WANTS POSI-TTON. WRITE 429 W. HAMBURG ST.

NL'RSE, eipt'rience'', competent, wishes nosition yvenivgs or all night. Address 10114. Snn. NURE. exreriencedt wi'h infants.

or Q-ilfod pryfen-ed A'ess 1Q132. Sun. PRACTICAL nurse wishes case at once, good attention ven. 603 McCabe ave. Hwd.

6332-W. "EAMSTRFSS Plain Sewing and Mending bs the day. Address 10137. Sun office. cTENOGRAPHER- school education; year's es-'erience.

Address lPrHO. Sun. firrtt -class, dires position; week: references. Ca'vert Q5S2. ASK 'NO AND IRONING at home.

MRS. r'MA PO SI EY. 20 AVs Chase st. "OMAN (colored); with references wants positif-n as cork. Phoue Madison 206." ''ftr To-nnylvpnia ave.

WOMAN (white wishes laundrv wor- housework or cooking. Address 10694, Sun office. K. Suddenly, on October 7, 1924. BELDEN.

beloved husband of Mary E. Patrick. Funeral from Lisbon Methodist Episcopal Church. Howard county, Mary land, on Thursday, etooer i), Hi'4, at 2 P. M.

Interment in McKendree Cemetery. 9 PETERSON. On October 8, 1924, GRAYCE (nee Halfpenny), beloved wife of Andrew Peterson. New York and Philadelphia papers please copy. Funeral from her late home, 713 Harvey street, on Saturday at 2 P.

M. Services at Fourth Congregational Church, Hull and Clement streets, at 2.30 o'clock. Interment in Baltimore Cemetery. -lie RHINEH ART. On October 0.

1924. FRANK beloved husband of Elizabeth Beyer Rhinehart. Funeral from his residence. 244 Boul-din street, on Thursday at 2 M. Interment in Trinity Cemetery.

9e ROOERS. On October 1924. suddenly, at Reading. HELEN, beloved daughter of Marcellus and Margaret Rogers (nee Ahern), aged 23 years. Funeral from her parents' residence, 237 South East avenue, on Thursday mornine, October 9, at 8.15 o'clock.

Requiem High Mass at St. Brigid's Church at 9 A. M. 9 SACHS. On October 6, 1924 KATIE, aged 52 years, beloved wife of John H.

Sachs. Funeral from her daughter's residence. Mrs. Frank Darney, 1 Harris avenue, near Belair road, on Thursday, October 9. at 2 P.

M. Interment in Park wood Cemetery; 9 SCHAFF. On October 7, 1024, at 8.55 P. ELIZABETH (nee Frost), beloved daughter of Agnes Frost (nee Hooper) and the late Thomas Frost. Funeral from her mother's residence, 1630 North Port street, ou Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock.

Interment in Baltimore Cemetery. lie SCHOKNHALS. On October 7 1924. LOFTS, aged 72 years, beloved husband of May Schoenhals. Funeral from his late residence.

126 North Washington street, on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in I'a Mmore Cemetery. 9e SCL UMAKER. On October 7. 1924, IUTHER beloved husband of the late Genevie Schumaker.

Manchester (W. Va.) and Frederick county (Md.) papers please copy. Funeral will take place from his late residence. 1819 Hope street, on Friday at 2.30 P. M.

Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend: In-terment in Druid Ridge Cemetery. lOe SMi'lH. On October 7. 1924. WLLTAM aged 12 years, beloved son of Paul H.

and Ida M. Smith (nee Batehelor) Funeral will take place from his parents' residence, 3122 Fait avenue, on Friday at 2 P. M. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 10 SPENCER.

On October 7, 1924, at 6 P. MARGARET SPENCER, widow of Hugh S. Spencer. Funeral from her late residence, 162S East Lafayette avenue, on Saturday, October 11, at 2.30 P. M.

Interment (private) in Loudon Park Cemetery. 11 STOCKII AUSEN. On October 6, 1924. SAPH aeed 18 years, beloved wife of Karl A. Stockhausen and daughter of Tnoinas and Ellen Woods.

Funeral from her late residence, 1170 Nanticoke street, on Thursday at 8.30 A. M. Requiem Mass at St. Jerome's Church at 9 A. M.

Interment in West-ern Cemetery. 9 THOMPSON. On October 8, 1924, at his residence. Oak Hill, Howard county, near Ellicott City, DORSEY THOMPSON, in his 80th year. Funeral services at St.

John's Church, Howard county, Friday, at 2 P. M. Interment St. John's Cemetery. lOe TIGHE.

On October 6, 1924, EMMA TIGHE (nee Hopf). beloved wife of the late Patrick Tighe. Funeral services at her daughter's residence, Mrs. Louis Krogman. 837 West Cross street, on Thursday morning at 11 o'clock.

Interment in Baltimore Cemetery. 9 TURNER. On October 7, 3924, at Mercy Hospital. MRS. KATHERINE TURNER.

Requiem Mass at Mercy Hospital Chapel on Thursday at 9 A. M. Inter-ment in Cathedral Cemetery. 9 WHITE On October 7. 3924, DORIS bn'overt daughter of Howard A.

and Ella M. White (nee Berry). Funeral from her late residence, 532 Annapolis avenue. Brooklyn, ou Friday at 2 P. M.

Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery. lOe CEMETERIES AND LOTS. (2) Druid Ridge Cemetery, PIKESVILLE. Incomparable tor its beauty, location. eseeTlwit nnointnent and service.

Lot prices consistent. Pikesyil'-e and Emory Grove cars to eutranca. City effice. 505 Cathedral street. Telephone Vernon iP.8.

PiksgTiHe 159. LOUDON PARK CEMETERY. AREA. 350 ACRES. 150 ACRES UNSOLD.

LOTS FROM SiSr, UP Under perpetnal care. Time navmpnts if desired. PHONES GILMOR 0772 PR VERNON 693S. PARK WOOD, Rattrmore's Strictly Lawn Plan Cemetery. Lot sold on small monthly payment if deeired.

Phone Hamilton 0585 for antoe. WOODLAWN CEMETERY. Tak Woodlawn cars dirift to gate. City office. 401 TITLE- BmLTMXq.

LOT in Lorraine Cemetery; cheap for cash. Ap- nly 915 Charles st. BEAUTIFUL LOCATION Six -grave lot; $1 ca.h. Address P455. 8un.

VAULTS. (3) ALL Graves admit water. ASPHALT GRAVE VAULTS kef i) contents dry as uust for ages at small cmt. Ask yur Undertaker or telephone FUNERAL DIRECTORS. (4) HENRY V.

JENKINS SONS W. Jenkins. President. Funeral Directors Since 1799. McCPLLOH ORCHARO AND ST MART ST.

VERNON 3188. H. SANDERS SONS, BROADWAY AND BALTO. ST. WOLFE ISSB.

BERTRAM W. GORE, Funeral Parlors. 1723 W. Lafayette MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES. (5) PATAl'Sf'O GR-ANIT" Otmosite Woodlawn Cemetery.

Phone Woodiawn 55-M. FLORISTS (6) FUNERAL The Art Flower Store. P. Cummiagg. 2030 Edmondson ave.

Gil. 5202. BENT Anywhere-Flowers. Trees. .1 WAGNEK, 1220 N.

Charles st. Vera. 7138-J. Tow son 428. FLOWERS for all occasions.

HAHN HAH.V 214 W. Saratoga at. Vernon 1949-7'J54. LOST AND FOUND. (8) AIREDALE.

Nick. Lost, license S0S7. 2724 St. I'aul st. Homewood 1312.

Reward. BANK-ROOK No. 15612 lost: return to Baltimore Trn-it State Rank Branch. BAR PIN Diamond and sapphire. Liberal reward.

CALL GILMlR1546. CAT Lost. Gray Angora, strayed from 506 thedral t. Reward. Yemen CHOKER MARTIN.

1 ANIMAL Lost. sReward -oMiTied ''WH Lexington Bui'ding. fJoG rtmiTll white dog. with no tail, not much hair, looks like lamb. Reward.

tS49 W. Red- yrood street. Loot. Black TfrTrier. white throat, named ytM T'hmp -F-l 3.

KNGINKKR. LIC FN NO. issued October 7. a'so Tiwto-'s Cetrate. 4 States, Inst.

70? S. BROADWAY. ENVELOPl'S Ixnt on V. North Enve'o-ies, containing keys and pajers. Reward.

Peerless We ghint: Machine 4124 Dalrymple ave. Ko-fst. -W. GI.A.SSKS "ost in lowntown district. Reward.

Re-f-n to ROBERT STRI.ET. LADY'S GRAY LEATHER HANDBAG lost, containing Iady'n Goltl Watch and Money. Kinder may keep money and return watch. 290'2 A A I.i'v tv HI MINK NECICPIT ICE lost Tes lay evening in vicinity cf Tlieater. Reward, 805 E.

st. K'ch's GTrige. PACKAGE containing wo bank hooks, sowing ma-rialsJoston car." Wa lb-rook 1368-W Reward. PENCIL. Ev'Tsham.

Stcr'ing. initialed RewiH. K'lmon-iwii ave. Gil. 067'7-W.

POCKETBOOK Lost pockethook containins a M-sonic charm, on Baltimore or Carey street crs on Saturday. Please return to 732 MONROE ST. 'OiKITl'BOOK ctmtninine money and identiflea ti'tn frl Tiib-ril reward. 1730 Warwick ave. t'l'RSjV Ixt containi'ig $28, in vicini'y of Maryland Theater.

Liberal reward. Homewood' 3423. 624: Wyanoke avenue. Apartment House Apartments f'r Went Apirtments Furnished Apartments Suburban. Ap irt-nents Sub.

Furn Apartments Wanted Aurtin Sales Auf flo 'ies and Tops Autf Hiring Automobile TjOns Automobile Service Automobile Wanted Autos and Trucks Board City and Sub Hoard Country and Mtn Rourd Wante I floats nn Launches Hull ina Ontrirtin VV-r Hit-sines-i nfrjors Business Office Srvtce Business srtunities Business Pr 'perty ruslrus? fYoporty Font Business Sites. Bua I Yopert Manufacturing Bus. r'rjxirty Warehouses Orpot Clo'nirp C'etretcrles Lots I an W'wvl Co-p rtnorship Js'otices Do ths. Petftivo Agencies Fltvtrlc Motors Kmpl-ymr-nt F-r Vlarden and Home Kl-rists For 33 45 4 47 4S 53 78 83 80 .70 75 73 51 51a 52 Rtt 72 5 64 68 SO 62 61a 61 fO 2 2 SS 101 24 1 20 102 yr, 21 96 6 84 4 82 70 71 66 19 14 12 16 IS 20 0 103 7 no SO 100 Funrr 1 Directors Cm kps. Pents and r'-un'' Pents and Mtgs.

Wanted IT Us fr-r Went ITppv Agents. Canvassers Kern In. Household Helh MMe H.r, Pemfle 1M With Investment rises, Live St'Tk, Etc 4 F'es rts In MoTriam Tns'ru tin Shoo Polishes. Iiepr- ti 'cs Marriage Licenses. WILLIAMS LOCKE.

John 28. 270'. Elslnor avenue: Florence 27. KOLLEIt Z'MMERMAN. John widower.

61, 2927 Winchester street; Lizzie 60. nOf'KEHSMITII BEAM. Edgar 22. Shippersburg, Pa. Leona widow, 21.

GRKK.N-VULLER.-Joseph widower. 41 71 Roland avenue; Nellie divorced. 44. BUX8AUM II ACKMAN. Edward 32.

927 W. Lombard street; Margaret S3. GORE KN0CII. John 29, 4800 Haddon avenue; Edna 20. ZITOZITO.

Joseph. 29. 633 W. Saratoga street; Constance, 21. HANSITN IIT7TSOX.

Arthur 04, Aberdeen. Md. Rebecca 32. M'DHUnO COLEMAN. Edward IL, 2110 Boone street; Virginia 27.

OWEN SPKNCE. Samuel 2t. Alexandria, Va. Mamie 21. TITUS EVEKItAttT.

Harry widower, 4S. 3105 Montebello avenue: Martha, widow, 47. GITII F'SIIKR. John 22. 2011 Longwood street: Grace, 18.

STAGMER PORTS. Owen 21, Ca-toiiHvtlle; JeKsie 21. TOPP COLBERT. Joseph 22, Mary 20. IIXON TAYLOR.

Frank widower. 44. Harrisburg. Eva 3S. TRASATTI VOCCOBENL Ralph.

22 J3 south Thirteenth street; Laura, IS DUFFY ANDERSON. Frederick divorced. 4t, Washington; Margaret, widow. 38. r.ROOKS-SCALLY.

Eugene, 50, widower, 390 Belair road Loretta S9. KI PIN-MEIER. Paul 27. divorcel, 1423 Riverside avenue; Margaret 21. GB.AKFE MILLER.

Franklin 27, 2522 West Baltimore street; Sadie 27. WEHR THEOBALD. Frederick 22. 3 St. John's road; Nancy 20.

CARTER CREAMER. Neville 22, 3'09 Piedmont avenue; Helen 22. I 1 1 PKANE IL, 2S, divorced, 1009 Sixth street; Mary 21. divorced. 11 UE MA LEY.

Law rence 30, divorced, Frederick avenue; Fannie L.t 32, divorced. "WEBER SAMPERY. John 30; Sarah, IS. 632 South Liuwood avenue. BABCOCK MUNROE.

Clifford 24; Elizabeth 21, 5220 Wilton Heights venue. Baltimore Connty, IIOWIKS GRABOSKI. Martin 21; Martha C. 18, both of Clearfield. Md.

SMITH PENNER. Earl IL. 19, Wood- Ia Alice 19 1502 Riverside avenue. A ACKLER. On October 7.

1921, at New Orleans, ROBERT HUGHES, be- loved Hon of the late William F. and Margaret Ackler. Funeral from his late residence. 3410 Park Heights avenue, of which due no-tlce will be given. 9 BEAVER.

On October 7, 1924, FRANK N. BEAVER. Funeral from the Aged Men's Home, 1400 West Lexington street, on Thursday, October 9 at 11 A. M. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.

9 BIGGS. Suddenly on October 7 1924, EDITH MAY, aged 7 years, beloved daughter of Edgar S. and Ethel E. Biggs (nee McCauleyL Funeral (private) from the parents' residence, o(K)l EUerslte. avenue, on Wednesday at M.

Interment in Baltimore Cemetery. 9 On "(KTTdjTT- 5, at his residence, Frederick, GEORGE, aged 61 years. Funeral was October 7. Interment was in Mount Olivet Cemetery, Frederick, Md. Mr.

Birt'lv was a member of the firm of George K. Birley Sons. 9r fctTPPE T. tr T. 192T at Maryland General Hospital.

IDA aged 21. beloved wife of Otto Hupp rt and beloved daughter of Albert and Augusta Faber. from her bite resilience. 3215 East Baltimore street, on Friday, October 10. at 3.3il P.

M. in Oak lawn Cemetery. lOe CUKYTLLE. Oil October 1924. ROBERT, beloved eon of the late Samuel and Charity Curville.

Funeral from his late residence, 10i9 Greenrpount avenue, Friday afternoon. October 1. at 3 o'clock. Interment in MniTit Olivet -Cemetery. lOe DIXON.

Suddenly, on October 6, 1924. on the Old Plmlieo road. WILL' AM aged years, beloved husband of Salome Dixon. lYork (Pa.) papers please copy. Relatives and friends of the family are Invited to atte 'd the funeral service at Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church.

Reisterstown, Thursday. October 9. at 2 o'clock. ITCiio. Tu October 8, beloved wife of the 1924, MARY late Edward D.

fk-lio. Fu nerat from the residence of her eon, ttrc Mr. 'Oden II. Echo. 2121 Berlin t.

Mount Winans, Friday after- poo at ciocic. interment in hoi'don iNrk Cemetery. lOe ENG'CaU. -Suddenly, on Octotter 6. 1924.

at her late residence, 7 Woodland avenue. MARY. E. beloved wife of B. Englnr.

Funeral, from the above residence on Thursday, October 9, at 2 1. M. Interment in Druid Ridge Cemetery. 9e FITZPA'rRICK. On October 7, 1924.

ROSE, beloved daughter of the late Bernard and Catherine C. Fitzgerald. Funeral wdll take place from her late residence, 1519 North Wolfe street, on Friday mornrng at 8.30: thence to St. Paul's Church, where Requiem High Mass will be said at 9 A. M.

Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend. Interment in New Cathedral Cemetery. lOe FRANCE. Suddenly, on October 5. 1921, CHARLES beloved son of Mrs.

Mary E. France, 1721 Covington street. Funeral from the above residence on Thursday at 2 o'clock. Interment in Western Cemetery. 9e GO' On October 1924, JACOB E.

GOOD. i- uner.il services from the residence of his brother, Samuei E. Good. 30S street. Sparrows Point, on Friday at 8 P.

M. Interment at New Cumberland, ou Saturday. lOe GOSNELL. On October 7, 1924, near Reisterstown, EMMA beloved of Irving W. Gosnell (nee Baseman).

utlatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at her home on Thursday, October 9, at 10 o'clock. Interment In Ward's Chapel Ceme-tery. t' HAD FIELD. On October 7, 1924. at his residence, 230 South Collington avenue, SAMUEL, aged 58 years, beloved husband of Jessie Hadfield.

Due notice of the funeral will be piven. 9 JACOB. On October 6. 1924. AUGUST JACOB, beloved husband of the late Sophia Cornelia Jacob (nee Cook) and son of William M.

and the late Catherine Elizabeth Jacob. Philadelphia papers please copy. Funeral services at his late residence. 1114 Montpelier street, on Thursday morning at 10 oVclock. Interment in London Park Cemetery.

9 KAN ELY. On October 8. 1924, LENA beloved wife of the late Thomas M. Kanely. Funeral from her late residence, 5415 Winner avenue, near Rogers avenue, on Saturday at 2.30 P.

M. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. 9e KARTMAN-COIIEN. On October 8. 1924, MILDRED, beloved wife of Isador F.

Kartman. Funeral from her late residence. 3700 Dorchester road, on Friday afternoon, October 10, at 3 o'clock. Interment nrivt. 10 KELLY.

Suddenly, on October 6. 1924. JANE E. KELLY. Funeral from her late residence, 1610 North Fulton avenue, on Thursday at 8.30 A.

M. Requiem Mass at St. Gregory's Church at 9 A. M. Interment in Cathedral Cemetery.

9e KEMP. At his home. Union Town, on October 7, aged 63 years 6 months and 6 days, DR. LUTHER KEMP. Funeral at the above residence Friday at 10 A.

M. Services at Boust's Re-formed Church at 11 A. M. 10e KING. On October 7, 1924, EDWIN husband of Olivia L.

King (nee Bishop). Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral services at his late residence, 3901 Kate avenue, on Friday at 10.30 A. M. Interment Greenmount Cemetery. 10 LAUBE.

On October 6. 1924, at her late residence, 1515 Edmondson avenue, AUGUSTE LAUBE. beloved wife of the late Henry Laube. Sr. Funeral takes place from the above residence on Thursday, October 9, at 2 P.

M. 9 LAWLOR. On October. 7, 1924. at Par-kersburg, W.

DR. JEREMIAH beloved husband of Margaret Lawlor and son of the late Ann and John J. Lawlor, of Baltimore. Requiem Mass at the Cathedral on Thursday, October 9. at 9 A.

M. 9e LEAGUE. On October 7. 1921, at th rosidence of his daughter, Mrs. George Edward Cloman, at Kingsville, COLUMBUS Y.r husband of Belle League.

Funeral from the above residence, on Thursday October 9. at 1 P. M. Service at Fork Christian Church at 2 P. M.

9o MAISCH. On October 7. 1921. MARY W. MAiSCH (nee Russell), aged 74 yenrx, beloved wife of the late Henry The funeral will take place from her late residence 1 Holly avenue, Hamilton, on Friday at 3 P.

M. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. 10 Mc.MANUS. Suddenly on October 7, 1924 SISTER CECELIA Mc.MANUS. Funeral from St.

John's High School for Girls Thursday nioining. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at St. John's Church at 9 o'c'oek. 9 MILLER. On October 8.

1924. at his residence, 2033 Clintwood avenue, JOHN aged 32 years, beloved husband of Elizabeth Miller (nee Doylei. 9e Due notice of funeral will be given. NELSON. On October 8, 1924, CAROLINE daughter of the late Richard and Delilah Nelson.

Funeral from the residence of her brother, Mr. Richard Nelson, 285S West North avenue, 011 Friday at 1 P. M. Services at Hereford Baptist Church at 2.30. 100 XORRIS.

On October 7. 1924, MARY AVON DALE, widow of Dr. W. Xorris. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services from the residence of her sister.

Mrs. O. II Ilobbs. Hilton Court Apartmeuts, Lib erty Heights and Hilton street, on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment private.

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