The Baltimore Sun from Baltimore, Maryland • 17

THE SUN BALTIMORE, SATURDAYvMORNIXG, MAY 19, 1923. Classifications Noi. I to 10 17 The Sun Calendar. MONUMENTS A. TOMBSTONES.

5 KENNEY MONUMENTS, 215 W. SARATOGA ST. PLAZA 6125. 1438-40 LIGHT ST. Artistic Memorials WM.

A. OAULT SON, 408 N. HOWARD ST. VERNON M34. HENRY MEUKEL.

3534 FREDFK10K ATK. GILMOR 4075, Dealings In Real Estate And News Of The Builders i St. James Apartment Hotel, Charles And Centre Streets, Bought For $1 50,000 Residence At St. Paul And Biddle Streets Sold For $29,000. LOCAL PORT NEWS AND SHIP ACTIVITY Capt.

Frank Conway Reports Schooner Sunk Southwest Of Tangier Island. UNABLE TO MAKE OUT NAME HAENSLER. On Mav 16, 1923, at 3.15 A. 'JACOB, at the ag of 61 years, beloved husband of Anna M. Haensler (nee Abell).

Funeral from his late residence, 2432 East Fayette street, on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Balti-more Cemetery. 19 JIEMOUAJfDA. Stmr. Oritanl Yates, for Boston, sailed Port Antonio 17th.

Stmr. fiusinawa. from New York, at Bona. 16th. Stmr.

Ontario, Bond, from Philadelphia, at Boston 13th. Stmr. Vincent, Dunkirk, for Baltimore, at New York 18th. Stmr. NieU Tielstn Narvik for, Baltimore, at Norfolk 17th.

Stmr. Persian, for Philadelphia, sailed 16th. Stmr. Commercial Traveler, Seattle for New York, sailed Cristobal 17th. Stmr.

Santa Malta, from San Francisco, at New York Stmr. Steel Worker, from Boston, at New York 17th. Susquehanna. Baltimore for 1 Pallice, sailed Ponta dsl Gada 15th. Simr, Isteta.

Reynolds. Baltimore for Manchester, St. John, N. ISth. 3IOVE3IEXTS OP LIXERS, Arrived from New York Southern Cross, Buenos Aires 16th; President Fillmore.

Bremen, 17th. Sailed for New York Reliance, Southampton 16th; Nieuw Amsterdam, from Rotterdam, Southampton 17th; Ohio, Hamburg 16th Albania, 17th. Raisia Bread DeLuxe Raisin bread de luxe generously filled with luscious seeded raisins is now available at grocers and neighborhood bake shops. Real raisin bread with at least eight tempting raisins to the slice the kind you like. Order now and serve tonight for dinner.

Made with Sun-Maid Seeded Raisins the' best raisins for bread, and all home cooking uses. Had Your Iron Today? $50,000 15 will be built by William J. Peters at 1322-1350 Weldon avenue, to cost $36,000 five by James J. Brothers anl others at the northwest corner of Montpelier and Park streets, $12,000. The E.

J. Gallagher Company ajjplied for a permit to build four two-story brick dwellings at 3300-330G Ellerslie avenue, and three at 2829-2833 Oak street, at a total cost of about $35,000. Title to residence property at the southeast corner of St. Paul and Biddle streets was conveyed by Eliza W. Wilson to Lillian H.

Dorsey. The stamps indicated a consideration of $29,000. Alexander Yearley Son were the brokers. Caughey Co. reported the sale of two vacant lots on the east side of Beaumont avenue, south of Edmondson, avenue, Catonsville, for Charles T.

Ryan to Annie G. Stude. The lots are 100 by 241 feet each. Sale of a dwelling at 2111 West Mulberry street to Edgar L. Estep and wife, subject to a ground rent of $65, is reported by E.

Waugh Dunning. Transfers -PMry gp ui mi i iiii.miuLPW ania The St. J.ames Apartment Hotel, Charles and Centre streets, changed hands yesterday. Title to the property was conveyed to Harry E. Gilbert, real estate operator and special assessor of the Appeal Tax Court, by the Safe Deposit and Trust Company, and Cavendish Darrell, trustees, for $150,000, through the Maryland Title Guarantee Company The building occupies a fee-simple lot having a frontage of 88 feet on Charles street, and a depth of 155 feet on Centre street.

Containing 50 apartments and seven stores, the building, will be remodeled by the new owner. When alterations are completed there will be eight stores on the street level. The plans include the removal of the old iron portico on Charles street and the modernization of the exterior of the structure. John R. Forsythe is the architect.

Plans for the construction of a number of dwellings were filed with the Building Inspector. The Criterion Construction Company applied for a permit to erect 14 two-story brick dwellings at 2901-2927 Violet avenue, to cost Baltimore City. Mty 18. George A. Bell and wife to Philip E.

Kat- cliffe, e.s. Chester nr. North 13.9x70, g.T. $45 Sterling Realty Co. to Geomo W.

Ward and wife, 4727 Brightwood g.r. $84 5 Michael Kron to Giovanni KapetU and vdfe, s.8. Baltimore nr. Garrison lane, g.r. $90.

5 Sterling Realty Co. to Alfred S. Latimer et Ferndale, nr. California Boulevard, g.r. $90 5 Charles Kalinausfcas and wife to Jacob Zetzer, aeis.

Paca nr. Greene, g.r. $30. Ida M. Bisanz, to Daniel Ludlow, 2 W.

Heath st. (lease) Daniel Ludlow to Harry Bartley, 2 W. Heath g.r. $36 5 F. Howard Smith, to Frontier Mtgo.

523 E. 38th g.r. $69. Michael Keelty to Chester Waldvogel and wife. 624 Grantley g.r.

$90 6 Ernest Tucker, to Anna A. Haasel- horst, several lots George W. Vosrt and wife to. John Franz and wife, 6 Belmar g.r. $60....

Thoa. Miller to Anna A. F. Hasselhorst, sg vrs.l lots. Dfmnis Priscoii to Martin.

J. Rowland. 1624 Holbrook g.r. $10.75...... 9 John H.

Gischel. and wife to James lu. Anderson, one lot Adolph Mansperger and wife to Wa. A. KJa- well and wife, 32 Itaspe 6 Mary Behnke to Nell E.

Regner, 913 S. Robin- eon st, g.r. $36, Adam O. Smith and wife to Alvey Lantz and wife, 1720 E. 28th g.r.- 5 Oscar M.

Scherr and wife to Mtge. R. w.s. Gilmor nr. Saratoga John W.

Dillon and wife to Edward A. Glaser, s.s. Gough nr. Third, g.r. $48....

5 Raymond Levin and wife to Philip Bluin, 8.s. Lee nr. Warner, g.r. $48...... Anna A.

Bishop to John A. White, Ben- talou nr. Lanvale. g.r. $75 John A.

White to Anna Bishop, same property, g.r. $75 Robert N. Baer to Annie C. Zipp, n.s. Fay- ette nr.

F. ffm, Ortolan to Wm. O. ,1329 Greenmount g.r. $56...

AL-'V; Jozel Jurglewicz and wife to Adam Oracta and wife. n.s. Canton nr. Gist g.r. $29.58 6 Mtge.

Realty Co. to OaearM. Scherr and wife, n.e.B. Eutaw st. nr.

5 Johanna W. Beyer to Henry J. Harm, eta. s. w.s.

Springdale nr. Grantley 5 Sarah Engelman. to Nathan Baas and wife, 2023 Madison ave a James Keelty and wife to Pearre E. Crowl, several lots Moses Schapiro to Arthur N. Fleagle and wife, w.s.

Arjpleton nr. LanVale. g.r. William Roes and wife to Abe Goldberg, w.s. Braddish nr.

Walbrook, g.r. 5 Morris Cohen, to Max Greenspun, several George Riehl to William Einohf and wife, n.s. 36th SUr lane. g.r. 6l5---yi-6 Bernard Roth and wife to John Barbpmitz, w.s.

Rose nr. Orleans, g.r. $25....: 6 J. Leroy W'right and wife to Jesse W. Bram-, ble and wife, s.w.s.

Shirley nr. Harford. 5 Hirman M. 'Buck to Frank L. Applestein et several Maryland Finance Corp.

to Cityco Realty 6 lots 2 Katie Schreiber to Isaac Rosenbaum 2 lots. 5 Morris Zaffran and wife to Israel Rehert and wife, 8.W. cor. Jefferson and Durham, g.r. $18.

5 Robert Set to Hyman Schwartz, 8 Joseph V. O'Connor and wife to John A. Wagner and wife, 612 E. Eager g.r. $a0-.

5 Solomon Rogers to Floyd J. Wilson, 828 N. Strieker g.r. $50 Terranoe McMahon to John J. Kelly and wife, w.s.

Homewood, nr. Chase Emma J. Hess, to Emma J. Hess, n.s. Lanvale, nr.

Barclay, Rock and wife 'to 'iiarry' and wife, 1214 Poplar Grove 8 Fred Giles and wife to G. Edward Liddinger. 4813 Augusta g.r. HjTtian Bresler to Abraham Bresler, w.s. Gilmor, nr.

Pratt, g.r. 5 Mar- A. Smith to Mary L. Smith, s.s. Hollina, nr.

Mount, Irving Bealmear and wife to Mathlas lnau and wife, e.s. Broadway, nr. 5 Sarah, Kartzman, to Besie Turkoff. i Abbott, nr. uonu, g.i.

Wladjlaw Gaidzicki and wife to Piotr Mzio- Real Estate Today' Almanac For Baltimore. Sunrises 4.50 A.M. Mown .7.59 A.M. Sunset 7.15 P.M. I Moon sets.

.10.28 P.M. High 9.09 A.M.. 0 24 P.M. PHASES OF THE MOON FOR MAT. Full moon 30th I Nw moon 15th Lat Quarter 7th First quarter The Weather.

"Forecast for Maryland and District of Columbia Mostly cloudy and unsettled today and tomorrow probably local rains; little change in temperature. General Conditions. Pressure was high last night almost generally east of the Mississippi river, and it was low over the western half of the country, with centers of minimum pressure over Colorado and Alberta. This pressure distribution has been attended by considerable cloudiness and widely scattered showers during the last 24 hoars. The temperature was somewhat higher in the Lake Region, the Lower Missouri and Middle Mississippi valleys and the Plains States, and it was lower in Montana and Manitoba.

The outlook is for considerable cloudiness over the Washington forecast dis-trick today and tomorrow and scattered showers. However, the weather will remain generally fair tomorrow in the North Atlantic States and in the Caro-linas. The temperature will not change materially during the next two days. Winds off the Atlantic Coast North of Sandy Hook, moderate westerly, becoming variable Sandy Hook to Hat-teras, moderate variable Hatteras to Florida Straits, moderate southeast and south. Baltimore Weather Report.

United States Weather Bureau. Obserrer'i Office. Baltimore Cue torn ilouse. may its. tars A go-2 ts-2, IS 3 SI 6 8 A.M.

Jfoon. 8 P.M. 61 71 67 61 68 58 47" 37 59 I 5 NW 5 .85 .00 .00 .00 Clear Cloudy Cloudy Normal temperature. 65 Mean temperatmo. Maximum temperature.

74 Minimum temperature. 54 Hourly Temperatnre. 5 A. 54 6 A. 55 7 A.

59 8 A. 61 9 A. 64 10 A. M. 67 11 A.

69 Noon 71 1 P. M. 2 P. 3 P. 4 P.

6 P. 6 P. 7 P. 8 P. Weather By Telegraph.

State of the weather at 8 P. M. and the highest temperature recorded during the day at the named below: Atlantio City, el'dy. 74 Boston, cloudy 72 Buffalo, 58 Charleston, 78 Chicago, 68 Cincinnati. 72 Denver, cloudy 80 Galveston, 82 Hatteras, 76 Jacksonville, 80 Louisville, clear 70 Memphis, 83 New Orleans, 82 New York, 72 Oklahoma City.

cl'r. 84 Philadelphia, cloudy 72 Pittsburgh, 68 Portland, clear 70 Baleigh, cloudy 80 St. Louis, cloudy 71 Salt Lake City, clear 68 San Francisco, cl'dy 58 Tampa rain 86 Washington, 74 Deaths Reported At Health Department. Deaths reported to the Health Department from Thursday, 4 P. until yesterday, 4 P.

were: Name. Age. Residence. Burke. Catherine 49.

.2009 W. Lanvale at. Badali, Antonia 64.. 133 W. North ave.

Chesley, Nathaniel 73.. 1705 W. Lafayette av. Carmodv, John 68.. 1723 S.

Charles st. Dougherty, Jeannette L. 36. .2011 Clifton ave. Ecclefiton, Robert 81,.

1900 Mosher st. Fifike, Dr. John 69. .2403 Reisterstown rd. Govalski, Catherine.

76. .723 S. Bond at, Gutowski, Jacob: S. Bond st. Hammond, Charles 28.

.1636 Light at. Haensler. Jacob 61.. 2432 E. Fayette at, Hull, John A 44..

1710 Byrd st. Koestler, Charles 75.. 943 Linden ave. Leitsch. William 77..

1408 B. Chase st. Lien, Marie A 89. German Aged Home McMillan. Victoria 86.

.2507 St. Paul st. Mister, Hanna 95.. Bay View Asylum Morrison, Morris 55.. 1504 Gough at.

Otto, 78.. 2248 McElderry st. Pflefer, Sophia 73.. 2334 E. Oliver st.

Phelps, Margaret 32,. 1725 Park ave, Pfannkuchen. Vernon 3. .613 N. Curley st.

fichott, Dietrich 79. .3708 Old Frederick rd. Battler, August 68.. 16 N. Castle Bt.

Soherer. 46.. 2707 Alameda Blvd. Schaeffer, Andrew. 67.

.1709 Friendsbury PI. Spry, Josaph 8..610 N. Patterson Park ave. Scwtt, George 65. at Water and Falls residence unknown Tomaranckas, Raphael.

73. .429 N. Brlce et. Way, George 53. 1927 E.

Thirtieth st. COLORED. Allen, Fountain 57.. Bay View Asylum Brown, Mamie 28.. 417 E.

Twenty-third st. Cook, Molly 45. .221 Camel st. Forrest. 3..1012 N.

Gilmor st. Gross, Richard 25.. 1358 Stockton st. Jones, William 66.. 705 School st.

Jones, Isaac 56.. 1733 Carlisle st. McCormick. Carroll 9..312 Attermern st. Wafltord, Mary 29.

.426 Hutchens ave. Months. BARKLEY. On May 16, 1923, CHARLES LEE, aged 55 years, beloved son of the late Robert and Matilda Barkley. Funeral from the residence of his brother, Robert Barkley, 3S08 Park Heights avenue, on Saturday, afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Interment in Baltimore Cemetery. 19e BODENSICK.On May 18, 1923. ANNIE M. BODENSICK (nee Barcenbacker), beloved wife of William T. Bodensick.

Funeral from her late residence, 1919 West Pratt street, on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock; thence to Third United, Brethren Churchy Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. 21e BRIAN. Suddenly, on May 16, 1923, at his home, Ellicott City, JOHN aged 59 years, husband of Fannio Brian (nee JonesL Funeral will fake place from the above residence on Saturday, May 19, at 2 P. M. Interment in Western Cemetery, Baltimore.

Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to attend. 19 BUNTING. On Friday, May 18, 1923, at Johns Hopkins Hospital, HARRY S. BUNTING. 19e Due notice of funeral will be given.

'CAMPBELL. On May 18, 1923, PATRICK beloved husband of Mathilda Campbell. Funeral takes place on Tuesday morning from his late residence, 416 Font Hill avenue; thence to St. Benedict's Church, where a Mass will be said for the repose of his soul. Inter-ment in Loudon Park Cemetery.

22 DAVIDSON. On May 17, 1923, at 9.40 P. JAMES at the age of 52 years; beloved husband of Caroline E. Davidson (nee Euler.) Funeral from his late residence. Eastern avenue road near Taylor avenue, Essex, Baltimore county, on Sunday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock.

Interment in Oaklawn Cemetery. 20 DOUGHERTY. On May 16, 1923, JEANNETTE LEE, beloved daughter of Georgianna and the late George W. Dougherty. Funeral services at her late residence, 2011 Clitfon avenue, on Saturday at 2 P.

M. 19 FALLON. On May 17, 1923, JOSEPH beloved son of Mary H. and the late Michael Fallon (nee McGee). Funeral will take place from his parents' residence, 1419 Harford avenue, on Monday at 8.30 A.

M. Requiem Mass at St. Paul's Church at 9 o'clock. Interment In New Cathedral Ceme-tary. 21 FELBER.

Died suddenly on May 16, at Woodlawn. Baltimore county, ERNEST D. FELBER, aged 72 years. 1 Funeral will take place on Saturday 3.30 P. from his sister's residence, Mrs.

Eyer, 3147 Leed street. In-terment In Loudon Park Cemetery. 19 FISHER. On May 17, 1923, at his resi- dence, 600 Potomac avenue, Brooklyn, MELVILLE beloved son of James and Katie Fisher (nee Heskett). Virginia and West Virginia papers please copy.

Funeral services at United Evangelical Church, Brooklyn on Monday at 2 P. M. Interment in Cedar Hill Cem-ttary. tie HAMMOND. On May 17, 1923.

CHARLES aged 2S years, beloved husband of Elizabeth Hammond (nee Fox) and only son of Philip C. and the late Margaret Hammond (nee Lanahan). Funeral from his late reslflenre, 163G Light street, on Saturday afternoon at 3.30. Relatives and friends invited. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery.

1ft HARR. Suddenly, on May 18. lf23, AUGUST aged 34 years, the beloved son of Anna C. and the late August Harr. Funeral will take place from his late residence, 2423 Fleet street, of which due notice will be given.

19e HEIM. On May 17, 1923, at the home of her sister, Mrs. Francis Haberlander, 211S Barclay street, A NX A HEIM, beloved daughter of the late Ludwig and i Mary Heini. Funeral from the above home on Monday at S.30 A. M.

Requiem Illprh Mass at St. Ann's Church at 9 o'clock. Interment In Holy Cross Cemetery, Brooklvn. Md. 20 HOTTES; On May 18, 1923, at his residence.

1616 East Federal street, CHARLES, aged 62 years, beloved husband of Julia Hottes (nee Diehl). Funeral from above residence on Monday at Interment in Bal- timore Cemetery. 21e HULL. Suddenly, on May 15. 1923, at 4 P.

JOHN A. beloved husband of Marion Davis Hull and son of Margaret E. and. the late George L. Hull.

Funeral from his late home, 1710 Byrd street, on Saturday at 8.S0 A. M. Requiem Mass at St. Mary's Star of the Sea Church at 9 A. M.

Interment in Most Holy Redeemer Cemetery. 19 KREAMER. On May 17. 1923, MARGARET, aged 4 years, beloved daughter of Bertha Cooper and the late James Kreamer. Funeral from her mother's residence, 415 South Chapel street, on Saturday at 1.30 P.

M. Interment in Oaklawn Cemetery. 19e LEITCH. On May 17. 1923, at his resL dence, 1408 East Chas street, WILLIAM aged 77 years, beloved husband of Mary Williams Leitch.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at the above residence on Saturday afternoon at o'clock. Interment private. 19e MAYNARD. On May 17. 1923, JOSIE beloved wife of R.

C. Maynard. Funeral from her late residence, 3S6 East Thirty-first street, on Saturdav, May 19, at 3 P. M. Interment (private) in Mount Olivet Cemetery.

I9e MITCHELL. On May 17, 1923, S. HOUS TON MITCHELL, son of the late Isaat and Hannah Mitchell. Funeral from the residence of his brother, Noble L. Mitchell.

Belair Md, on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Friendship Cemetery, near I9e OTTO. On May 16, 1923, ALBERT, aged 79 years, beloved husband of Bertha Otto. Philadelphia (Pa.) papers please copy. i Funeral from his daughter's residence, Mrs.

C. Getz, 2248 McElderry street, on Saturday at 1.30 P. M. In-terment in Baltimore Cemetery. 19 PARKER On Afar- 17 at tha mol on May la-w, at the resi, dence of his parents, S02 Btreet, Ro land Park, DESMOND aged 5 months and 26 days, beloved- son of Newton 3.

and Hazel E. Parker. Funeral, from the above residence on Saturday, May 19, at 1.30 P. M. In-terment in Druid Ridge Cemetery.

19 PFANNKUCHEN On May 17, 1923', VERNON, aged 3 years. 7 months, beloved son of Otto and Margaret Pfannkuchen (nee Haffner). Funeral will take plaep from the residence of his parents, 613 North Curley street, on Monday at 11 A. M. Interment at Schwartz's Cemetery.

21 PFEIFER. On May 17. 1923, at. 12.30 A. SOPHIA at the.

age of 73 years, beloved wife of the late John Pf eif er. Funeral from the residence of her son, Frank Pfeifer, 2634 East Oliver street, on Saturday afternoon at 3.30 o'clock. Interment in Baltimore Ceme-tery. 19 SATTLER. On Mav 15, 1923, after a short illness.

AUGUST, in his 69th year, beloved husband of the late Josephine Sattler. Funeral from his late residence, 16 North Castle street, on Saturday. morning at 8 o'clock. Requiem High Mass will be said fou the repose of hisjsoul at St. Michael's Church at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends are invited op at-' tend. Interment in Holy Redeemer Cemetery. 9 SCHIESWOHL. On May 17, 1923, at his residence, 1113 West Thirty-seventh street, JOHN aged 72 years, beloved husband of Elizabeth Schieswohl. Funeral from the above residence on Monday, May 21, at 8.30 A.

M. Requiem Mass at St. Thomas' Church, corner Hickory avenue and West Thirty-seventh street, at 9 A. M. Interment (private) in Cathedral Cemetery.

Please omit flowers. 21 SCHOTT. On May 10, 1023, DIEDRICH, aged 79 years, beloved husband of the late Sophia Schott. Funeral will take place from his late residence, 3J0S Old Frederick road, on Saturday at 2 P. Interment in Western Cemetery.

I9e SCHULTE. On May 16, 1923, FREDER-' ICK aged 70 years, beloved husband of Margaret Schulte. Funeral from the parlors of William Tickner Son, Pennsylvania and North avenues, on Saturday at 2 P. M. Interment in Loudon Park Ceme-tery.

1 19e $CHERER. On May 17, 1923, MAROA-RET SCHERER (nee White), beloved wife of Philip H. Scherer. Funeral frqm her late residence, 2707 Alameda Boulevard, oh Saturday at 4 P. M.

Interment in Baltimore Ceme-tery. 19e SMITH. On May 18, 1923, CLARA KING, beloved wife of the late Samuel Smith. 20 Funeral from her late residence, 3(501 Forest Park avenue, on Sunday afternoon, May 20, at 2.30 o'clock. Interment private.

Please omit flowers. CEMETERIES. (2) DRUID RIDGE CEMETERY OFFERS The utmost in Service, Equipment and Elegance. Entrances Reisterstown road, Pikes-ville, and Park Heights avenne at Old Court road. SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE 1 and CAR STOP, Reisterstown road Entrance.

Phones, P1KESVILLE 159 and 201. EXECUTIVE OFFICE. 21 West Saratoga St. Phone, PLAZA 1500. LOUDON PARK CEMETERY.

AREA. 350 ACRES, 150 ACRES UNSOLD. LOTS FROM $55 UP. UNDER PERPETUAL CAREi TIME PAYMENT IF DESIRED. FOR INFORMATION PHONE GILMOR 772 OR PLAZA 1500.

PARKWOOD, Baltimore's Strictly Lawn Plan Cemetary. Lots sold on small monthly payments if desired. Fhooe Hamilton 0585 for auto. WOODLAWN CEMETERY. Take Woodlawn cars direct to ate.

City office. 401 TITLE BUILDING. CEMETERY LOTS. (3) FOR SALE 12-Grare Lot in Lorraine Ometery, Lot 8, Section- 220; bargain to buyer. Mark O.

Shriver. 345 St. PL LOT IN BALTIMORE CEMETERY, NEAR CHURCH. PHONE MADISON 88O0. LORRAINE CEMETERY.

Lot 31. Section 5. Phone Homewood 4850. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. (4) BERNARD A.

FINK CAN FURNISH YOU FIRST -CLASS FUNERAL COMPLETE, $125; ANY DISTANCE, AN HOUR, llofi WASHINGTON BOULEVARD. GILMOR QB93-W. STEWART MO WEN (Wm. F. Wooden, Successor.) 108 W.

NORTH AVENUE. "Synonymous with Elegance and Refinement." VERNON 1342. HENRY W. JENKINS SONS D. W.

President McCnlloh, Orchard and St. Marys sts. FUNERAL DIRECTORS SINCE 17't)9. VERNON 3166. II SANDERS SONS.

BROADWAY AND BALTIMORE ST. 1708-10 FLEET ST. Phone Wolfe 1258- C. C. BEACH, SANITARIAN AND EMBALMER.

4432 PARK HEIGHTS AVE. LIB. 4537. FLORISTS. (6) for all Occasions.

FlorM Deugus ouc Specialty. Potted PlanM. DeUTer. Oin Sundays till 2 P. M.

HAHN HAHN, 214 W. Snrapga street. Ternon 1P49. J. WAG Kit SOX, CIIAKLKS PRESTON.

Vernon 27S15-J. tnint anywhere. Nursery, Tow son 428. Design, flowers, plants, tree. SHADB Tree.

Hardy I'lauia. KYvrareeiut. liedfa. Plants. Hww.

i'ikesriHe IN MEMORIAM. (7) FREW -In memory of our beloved dnujrhtpr. MARTHA A. FREY, who departed this life two years ago, May 39. 1921.

We treated you as a tender plant And watched you with great oare; Martha, the Lord said you were too good for earth, So He transplanted vou up there. No -trembling, sad farewell From her quivering lips was heard. So softly she crossed the quiet stream. In a moment to an endless life. She has solved it life's wonderful problem The deepest, the strangest, the last; And into the school of the angels With the word.

forever has passed. TLs strange she sleeps so profoundly. So young, so unworn bv the strife. While beside her brimful of hope's neetnr, Untouched stood the goblet of life. 'Tis needless to talk of the future, The race might have been without tears; God knew all about it and took her'away from the oncoming years; God knows about those who love nim, How hitler the trial must be, And right through it all God is loving And knows so much better thai we.

Gone, but never, never be forgotten. BY HER SAD AND LONELY MOTHER AND DADDY. 19e UULSIIOFF. In sad but loving remembrance of my dear mother, ELIZABETH HULSIIOFF, who died May There one who still will linger Near the spot where you are laid. Who will come and scatter flowprx On the grave where you are laid.

19e BY HER DAUGHTER ANNIE LOST AND FOUND. (8) POX FDR Blark)-Lcwt. on University PaAwav. in vicinity of i)00 block. Call Towson 144.

Rewarii. BROOCH, with Chip Diamond Pearl Crrnt; initials B. T. R. Gilmor 3230-W.

Reward. FCKLK Lost Cut SteeY Shoe Buckle, walking Crora, -Brpokfleld ave. to Charles st, 220 Brookfield. ava. Madison 8647.

CITIZRS Rving Bank of "Baltimore City Book No. 44223, Carl Schiller. Return to Bank. COLUB About 3 year; reridinh brown, trhitu throat and collar; name Monarch; lost Mot-dny. Home-wood 4317.

Reward. LOO Came to premises about 3 weeks ago, nirrall wiuie, limie ting, straiBni. nair, bUHliy tall. ilnhC tan ears, evidently children's pet, Thone Ver- nonfi02 2. DOG FEMALE POODLE LOST5! LICENSE 14 SRI: CHILD'S PET.

REWARD. MRS. LYNCH, 529 S. CHARLES jST. DOG Found, Sable and White Collie, male, with narrow red collar.

Can be een at Animal Kel'-uge, 450 W. 25TH STREET. DOOR Hinged truck, lost, 23x35 with elan Panel. Reward if returned to VIRGINIA DAK 40rl Colvin street IOG Lost I Lost, White Russian Wolf Hound, black head. Reward, l'hone Lib.

on 'n i jom, ruiK i ress ana LllliTijr, petween 3000 bof.k w. North Calverton road. Liberal reward. Walbrook 1171. EUTAW Savings Bank Deposit Rook No.

Agnes Brantiiram and Anua MacDonald. Re-turn to Bank, EUTAW Savings Bank Deposit Book 240181 Florence Entcll Carl Win. Eiiker. Itet. to Bunk.

EUTAW Savings Bank Deposit Bank 17N(Maiy I'. Stafford. Rptnni to bank. EUTAW RavinRs Bank Deposit Book No. S41751, Janet Kaufman.

Return to Bank. FUR Lost, on Thursday, near 711 University Parkway, a Sable Fur Neckpiece. Reiwnrd. Return to MRS. JOHN M.

NELSON, 711 University Parkway. FUR Lost. Brown Fox Fur, at Carlin's Dancirt; Floor. Reward if returned to 1616 ytwet. CLASSES LoHt, Tortoise Shell, black case marked Sadtler, -Thursday, from Walbrook to lloch-Bchild's or on street car.

Return to MissKice. 2819 W. North ave. Reward. HOPKINS Place Savings Bank Book No.

XZCsf. tteoTKe Bflchma n. 1 1 etmn to nk HOPKINS PlBce" Savings Bank Book No. 120411' Nicholas A. Kunkel.

Return to Bank. NECKPIECE Lost, Baum Marten NeekpiTcV, Saturday night between Century Roof and 1800 W. North ave. Reward. Liberty "53t-R1 PIN Set with Sapphires and Pearls.

$10 reward if returned to Cuilford Manor Universiiy Parkway and Charles, Apt. T. I'OOKETBOOK Lost, on 1000 car Wednedav afternoon, small Pocketbook. containing about S37; silver cross, etc. Reward.

A. L. Chesapeake Steamship Co. RING, Silver Cameo, last Thursday on Charles St. aTe.

Return 024 N. Carrollton Reward. THE Savings Bank of Baltimore, Book OS24To', Emma Emma F. Taylor. Return to Bank.

UMBRELLA, Dark Purple, lost at CsrtiVs. Re-ward. Return to 2002 N. SMALLWOOD ST. WATCH-Ixwt, Bracelet Watch, on May 16.

Rf" ward if returned to 1 007 E. CI 1 ASjK ST LOST Keys in case, Druid Hill Park. Call Pla.a 1187. MR. IRVING.

LOST-Lady's Cold Wrist Watcn, Initiate 'M. at Carlin's Wed. Reward. Horn. 7347-J WILL Party who found brown ttutto with hunch of kays Thursday eteninK on Blue Bus, Broolt lane or Charles Bt.

rot urn keys to 4th-floor office of Iloclinrhild. Kohn Co. and receivr reward PERSONALS. (10) UPHOLSTERING 5-Piece Parlor Stilt, with our written factory guarantee, for $15.85. AWNINGS and SLIP COVERS.

SUPREME 24fi Aisquith st Wolfo 0405. OATMEAL PAPER, $6 UP. Paperhaneing and Painting, floors reflnisbed. II. G.

Purdy 2110 Clifton ave. Mad. 3064-J. YALE KEYS MADE IN 5 MINUTES. GUARANTEED TO FIT.

M. B. KLKTN. 200 N. GAY ST.

Ilemstitchingr, 10c. Per Yard Dress Pleatings, Buttons Covered. SIMON'S. 123 W. Saratoga st.

MR. IIARRY II. DE BAER, JEWELER, 17 W. LEXINGTON SECOND FLOOR. ROOFING, $1.00 WEEKLY.

No cash down. Watertight Asbestos Roofing 1532 N. Milton ave. Wolfe H180. ROOFS of any description or condition made new.

Ten-year Guarantee. SUPERIOR ROOFING Phone. Madison 7504. Gilmor and Riggs ave. PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING Price reasonsble and awiiirod work don anywliere.

ILIER HIGHSMITH. 412 S. Calhoun Balto. Phone Gilmor 2442 -1. EUROPEAN MASSAGE Stimulates and Helps Circulation.

MISS G. FEIS. MAN. 418 S. Patterson Park ave.

Wolfe 33Q9-J-. UPHOLSTERING AND REMODELING. Have your furniture upholstered in the proper way. Cabinetroaking is our specialty. M.

MARK. Phone Madison 3871 -W. 1012 Boltmi st. PAPERIIANGING, PAINTING, floors reflnished; lst-clsss work prices reasonabls. lf.

Paper 2000 W.dfayftte ave. Lib. Do Your Own Paperhanging. Wallpaper for kitchens, parlors, bedrooms. MARX'S.

1020 NORTH GAY ST. GUARANTEE ASPHALT ROOFING COMPANY. painting spouting, plumbing and store repairing. 900 N. Gay st.

Wolfe 2925-J. ROOFS REPAIRED GUARANTEED. CLARKE ASPHALT ROOFING PAINT 1048 W. BALTIMORE ST. GIL 0001.

NK1THER MASTER NOR OWNERS OF STEAMSHIP WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR IEBTS 'ONTR ACTED BY CREW. SKIRTS PLEATED $1. Hemstitchinir. Buttons covered. United.

412 Park MISS WARD. 741 N. FCLTON AVE. Facial Hair, Moles, permanently removed. Multiple and S'ngie Needle Expert.

Mad. 661B-J, MISS PRICE, Fost-Grsduate Electrologist. Supw- r.uous hairs-snd facial blemishes permanently -removed. 17 W. Saratotta st.

Calvert BEDBUGS, RATS. ROACHES. FLEAS. Instant result. Wl brook 0 )14.

GEO. G. SAPP. 1504 MnnseyBldg. Plaza 60811; SWEDISH MASSAGE.

10 M. to 5 P. f- r. E. Madison 1 t-y LIKE MUSIC Hear latest hits on HA R-M EL Rolls.

606 N. Fremont ave. or 222 W. Mul berry st. PAPERIIANGING.

C. Morrison. 4008 Massachusetts ave. Gil, 2S4S-W. WILL pay highest spot cash price for your Playerr- Piano.

II AM MANN -LEVIN COMPANY. 41S North Howard et. B. FEIKIN, FURRIER-124 N. EUTAW WE MAKE SHIRTS TO MEASURE.

Good and satisfactory workmanship. Yir material of ours. 1027 K. Baltimore, st. Wolfe 2400.

SCIENTIFIC BODY MASSAGE Beauty Culture. 614 W. Franklin st. Ver. 1 FURS Steamed ami Rebuilt.

nn. Sale Fur Neckpieces, $1 up. NEW YORK. FUH MFG. 912 E.

Baltimore st. SWEDISH MASSAGE. PcelpTreatment. Calvert 151 01. 113 aratng.

ANTIQUE ee ror faie column. (Continued On Next Page.X Tanker Ilammac Arrives With Cargro Ot Beet Molasses From Holland, Capt. Frank Con-way, of the schooner H. II. Conway, writes The Sun that a schooner is sank west-southwest of Tan- gier Island and menaces navigation.

The foremast is out and mainmast apparently gone. The schooner had a new foresail and looked to be of about 200 tons capacity, said Captain Conway, who passed close to the wreck while bound to Weems, but he could not make out a name, he said. Transfers Of Vessels. Transfers of vessel property at the Baltimore Custom House for the week ended yesterday were Tower yacht Dawn II, 21 tons, from George W. Elder, to Clarence R.

Claghorn power schooner Elisha, 5 tons, Gustav Beinbe to Gorman Cummings and George -A. Gummings; power schooner Urange, 15 tons. William A. Granger to Norman M. Shannahan; power boat Messenger, 6 tons, the Arundel Corporation to Frank Liachy one-sixteenth of barge Pacific, 99 tons.

R. Duke Wathen to Thomas J. Hopkins one-sixteenth of barge Wicomico, 418 tons, R. Duke Wathen to Thomas J. Hopkins.

Port Paragraphs. The Italian steamer Oceania and the British steamer Graylight are afloat from Benisaf with 11,645 tons of Algerian ore for the Bethlehem steel works at Sparrows Point. The Japanese steamer Yahe Maru is loading at Sagunto, Spain, for the same delivery. With, coal for Brest, the Italian steamer Tirreno sailed yesterday, and the Norwegian steamer Dagfried arrived to load for a Continental port. The British steamer Strathfillian cleared for Dunkirk with a cargo of coke.

The tanker Ilammac arrived from Vlaardingen, Holland, with a cargo of beet molasses for the Fleischmann Yeast Company. As the owners of the cargo have no storage facilities for the molases the discarded tanker Brindina was taken alongside and the contents are being pumped into her. Although cargoes of thousands of tons of coal and coke are leaving here every day to supply foreign orders, the Bethlehem Steel Company is using the steamer Mangore in bringing cargoes of 6,000 tons of coal every few days in that vessel from Newport News and Norfolk to Sparrows Point. The ship discharges in a few hours, sails and within 48 hours is back again. Theodore H.

Rohde, yesterday were awarded the repairs to the steamer West Cobalt, of the Blake Steamship Company, for $2,215. Port Of Baltimore May 18, 193. ARRIVED. Peter Kerr, Grondholl, from New York; merchandise in transit for Pacific, to Robert Kamsay Company. At Sparrows Point.

Stmr. Dagfred Nielsen, from New York; hnllaar tn Rnfvrt Rarnsav Oomoany. At Balti- more and Ohio Railroad coal piers, Curtis Stmr. lllpolo. -JJlacKier.

trom oan UTancisco via New York and Philadelphia merchandise, to Williams. Steamship Company. At Pennsylvania Railroad Pier 5, Canton. Stmr. Hammae, Johnson, from Vlaardingen via, New York; beet molasses, to Fleischmann Yeast Company; vessel to Bull Steamship Line.

-Anchored in harbor, transferring cargo to tanker Brindilla for storage. Stmr. Mangore, Norris, from Norfolt; coal, to Terminal Ship-rang Company. At Sparrows Point. Deer Ledge.

Boye, from Antwerp; merchandise, to Black Diamond -Steamship Corporation. At Canton Kailroad Pier 4, Canton. Stmr. Breedyk Filippo, front Rotterdam "via Bostcn. Philadelphia and Norfol; merchandise, to Furnces, Withy Ltd.

At Baltimore and Ohio Railrtd Pier 6. Point. Stmr. Carrabulle, Guiglielm, from Cienfuegos; molasses, to Cuban Instilling Company; to W. R.

Wieet Co. At Cuban works in Curtis Bay. Stmr. Philadelphia. Leek, from New-York; merchandise, to Clyde Steamship Company.

At Hughes and Henry streets, south side of Baain. Stmr, Grecian, James, from Boston; merchandise and passengers, to Merchants and Miners Trausijort aiion Company. Stmr. Anthony Groves, Willis, from Philadelphia; merchandise and passengers, to Erics-sen Line, and sailed on return. Power barge S.

W- Somers. Hahn, from Philadelphia; merchandise, to Marine Transport Company, and sailed on return. Schr. Paul E. Palmer, Necombe, from Port Tampa; phosphate rock, to Standard Wholesale Phosphate Company; vesael to W.

A. Blake Co. At aj nor. Tugs Mary Clare -with raft. Fearless -with barge and two lighters, Columbia with lighter; Louise with lighter; Greyhound with lighter from bay ports.

Standard Oil tug Aladdin towing Barge No. 6, from Norfolk; to Standard Oil Company. CLEARED. Stmr. Alleghany, Pratts for Jacksonville via Savannah; merchandise and passengers, by Merchants and Minera Transportation Company.

Stmr. Grecian, James, for Boston; merchandise and passengers, by Merchants and Miners Transportation Stmr. Delisle, CcUison, for San Juan; general, by Porto Rico-American SteaniEhin Company, Stmr. Ktrathflllan Seover, for Dunkirk; coke, by McCall-DinniBsj Company. Stmr.

William Blumer Jensen, fcr Buvi-ken; grain, by Wilbur F. Spice Inc. Stmr. Mary Weems, Brook3, for Georgetown, Charleston and Miami merchandise, by Baltimore ami Carolina Steamship Company. Stmr.

Norfolk, Babbit, for Boston; coal, by master. SAILED. Stmrs. Mary Weems, for Georgetown, Charleston and Miami Alleghany, for Savannah and Jacksonville; Grecian, for Boston; City of Eureka; for Genoa, etc, via Philadelphia and New York; Nitonian, far Liverpool and Manchester via Norfolk; Tirreno for Brest; for Boston. CHESAPEAKE BAY PORTS.

COVE POINT, May 18. Weather hazy, light northeast. Passed Up 9.25 A. tug Carolina, towing three barges from Norfolk: 3 P. stmr.

T. J. Williams, from San Pedro, Cal. CAPE HENRY; May A. vreathrt clear; north, 10 miles.

Noon, clear; east, 10 miles. 4 P. clear: aoutheast, 14 miles. Passed In 7 A. stmr.

Havur from New York; 10 A. stmr. London Corporation from Liverpool via Philadelphia. mssea wut j. bluit.

otcci for Philadelphia; 3 A. M-. stmr. Samnanger for St. Nszaire; 6 A.

stmr. Glenpool, for Nw York; 8.30 A. Vellavia -for London via Philadelphia and Boston 9-40 i5. stmr. uienaoyie, iot jtiHvj.na oiiu.

1 P. M.j stmr. Malta Maru for Bremerhaven. ELIZABETH CITY, N. May 17.

Sailed, schr. Jennie D. Bell. Weatherly, for Baltimore, with lumber to.R. B.

Homer Co. CHICKAHOMINY, May 17. Sailed, schr. Levin J. Marvel, Brewington, for Baltimore.

A BELLS, May schr. J. W. Knowles, Hayden, for Old Orchard, Rappahaa- VASHINGTON, N. May 16.

Arrived, barge Croatan, White, from Norfolk. WEEMS, May 17. Arrived, schr. H. 1.

Conway, Conway, from a bay port. SAILED FOR BALTI3IORE. Stmr. Roxburgh Jenkins, Philadelphia 18th. Stmr.

City of Flint, Larrabee, PhtladeTphi Wth. Stmr. Coenr d'Ahme. Carey, from Pott. New York'Wth.

Stmr. SRhale." Werner, New York 18th. Stmr. Hudson via New York, Bordeaux 12th Atlantis Narvik 8th. Stmr.

Ikonia Clyde 16th. Oceania Benisaf loth. Stmr. Graylight Benisaf cOth tut. snnr.

(Orinoco. New York 17th. Stmr. West Cawthorn, via Naples. Leghorn, lotn.

Stmr. Middlesex, Boston 17th. Barges Florence. L. B.

Shaw and Huelva. Phil- "ARRIVED FROM BALTIMORE. Stmr. Juniata, Payne, Boston ISth. Stmr.

Middlesex, Boston 17th. Stmr. Stagpool Hamburg Stmr. Monmouth, Avonmouth 11th. Stmr Norfolk.

Forrest, New York 18th. Stmr. Rockaway Park, Philadelphia 18th. Stmr. Wautcegan, for Havre.

Norfolk Stmr. Robert Dc-ilar for iokahama. Norfolk 18th. ,01. Stmr -Diadem -Norfolk 18th.

Stmr. Callabasas, Norfolk 18th. Stmr. Iloxie. Lewis, for G'asgow.

Norfolk 18th. Stmr. Panr.co, New York 18th. Stmr. West Cawthon.

via Leghorn, Naples Stmr. Ijngfleld G-noa 16th. Stmr. Liixpalile, Genoa. 16th.

Barge Adonis. Philadelphia 17th. WIRELESS. (Positions yiven are. for noon unless otherwise indicated.) Stmr.

Charles R. McCormack, Bvcretf, for Baltimore via New York, 551 miles from New York 17th. Stmr. Weft ETcasco, Baltimore for enice and Trieste. 11 miles tft by south Ambrose 17th.

Stmr. Fred W. Wcller, Baltimore for San Pcdre, 43 miles south Diamond Shoals 17th. Stmr. Monticello, Baltimore for San Pvdro, 12 miiea soirth Fenwick 17th.

Due to Arrive New Tork Sunday. Baltic, from Liverpool; Cajieronia, Glasgow; ilonday, Oscar n. i.Luiiuuiia tufi iLtuna ana Araguaya, Bermuda Santa Elisa, Valparaiso. Bound To Baltimore, steamer Albert Jenresa. via New York, San Francisco May 14, Alexandra from Shield May 4.

Amerofoort Narvik May Atlantic Narvik May 8. Barrymore Liverpool Slay 12. Belgian London May 13. Baxtergate Kio Janeiro April. Beechpark Shields May 3.

Biyo Mam Freeland May. Bolivian from London, at Boston. Brazil Maru Agua Amarga, April. Breiz Izel from Havre, at Norfolk. Burgerdyk via Boston.

Rotterdam May 12. Carenco, from Palernio, at New York. Oauto. Tampico, May. Charles It.

McCormick, via- New York. Everett April 24. China Maru Algiers April 22. City of Flint, Philadelphia May 18. City of Norwich at Philadelphia.

Coelleda. from Dublin. Gibraltar 8, towing Cohasset for New York. Concordia Algiers May 8. Cornish City Liverpool May 8.

Coeur d'Alene, New York May Dallas, at Dungenees from Hamburg, at New York. Eastern Knight. Calcutta for Baltimore, at Philadelphia. Eastern Star, from Helslngfors, Ardrossan May 11 Eastgate St. Vincent, C.

May. Edgar Bowling, at New York. Eelbeck, New York May 12. Emden via Philadelphia, Hamburg May 8. Eisenach via Philadelphia.

Bremen May A. Falls City Hamburg May 10. Fairfield City, at Philadelphia. Fuerst Buelow from Hamburg, Philadelphia May S. Graylight Benisaf April 30.

Gnstavnolm from Gothenburg, Shields May 2. Haleakala. via Jacksonville. Santos May i. Havur New York May 16.

Hudson via Now York, Bordeaux May IX HvidthaTet at Philadelphia. Iowan, from San Francisco, at New York. Irene. Tampa, May. Ital Maru at Boston.

Kennecott. from Grays Harbor, at New York. Kentuckian. from Portland, at New York. Kifuku Maru from Fowey, at Philadol- phia.

-Lakonia Clyde May 16. Loch Tay Philadelphia May 10. Ijondon Corporation Philadelphia May IT. Mahopac at Philadelphia. Maine, from Vancouver, at Providence, R.

I. Manchester Pert via Philadelphia, Maa cheater May 4. Melpo (Greek). Barrv Docks Aprlh Montpelier, from Portland, at New York. uiirio.

trom Portland. at New York. Nethereate Rio Janeiro Marb S8. Nicholas Cuneo Tanamo de Cuba May 16. Niels Nielsen from Narvik, at Norfolk.

Nordhaven from Cienfuegos. at New Yo. Nordkap from San Antonio, Cristobal April 24. Norwegian via Boston, Hamburg May 8. Oceania (ItaL), Benisaf May 13.

Ohio Mara from Algiers, at Philadelphia. Oregonian, Portland, April 25. Orinoco, New York May 17. Orla St. Nuaire, April 17.

Pacific, from San Francisco, at Providence, R. I. Perseo Genoa May. Quaker City, at Philadelphia. Panuco, Progresso May 9.

River A raxes from' Smyrna, Gibraltar May 14. Runa Port Antonio May 18. Robin Gray, at Philadelphia. Roxburgh Philadelphia May 17. Sagoland Narvik April 30.

Sahale, New York May 18. Santa Malta, from San Francisco, at New York. Santiago, -via Charleston. Tampico May 13. Santa Olivia, at New York.

Seirstad Narvik May Steel Engineer from Honolulu, at New York. Steel Worker, from Boston, at New York. Siam City via Philadelphia, Tyne May 11 San Lamberto San Pedro May 10. Sussex Sydney, N. S.

April 26. Tsuyama Maru from JCobe. at New York, Tiger, via San Francisco. Everett May 8. Tolosa, Liverpool May 15.

Turkestan at Savannah. Vancouver Gibraltar April 26. Venice Maru- Oran April 30. Venezuela, from San Francisco, San Pedro May 9. Vincent, from Dunkirk, at New York.

Vittorio Emmanuele III, Avonmouth May 10. Vulcan City from Dover April H. West Arrow, via Boston. Barmvr May 6. West Celina.

via Boston, Manchester May 14. West Eldara, from Havre at New York. West Haven, from Antwerp, at Boston. West Las ha way, via New York. Palermo May 9.

West port, via New York, Copenhagen April 14. Wheaton, via Boston, New York May 13. William Perkins, at New York. Wyncote (Br Leith May 6. Yahe Maru Sagunto.

Schooners. B. PH Taylor, Port Tampa May 16. Jennie Flood Kreger I- yrt Tampa May. Paul EL Thurimw.

Tampa May 9. Auto Firm Buys Building Of Southern Supply Co. Latter Concern Plans To Erect Structure Jfear Old Site On Calvert Street. Erection of a new building in the downtown section was foreshadowed by a real estate transaction closed yesterday. A warehouse at the southeast corner of Calvert and Saratoga streets, occupied by the Southern Supply Company, has been acquired by the firm of J.

R. Hunt automobile supplies, 206 North Calvert street, through "William Merriken, for a consideration said to have been about $100,000. The building is a five-story structure, having a frontage of approximately 30 feet, with a depth of about 00 feet to Davis street. The purchasing company will take possession of the property. in March, 1924, it was said.

Plans now are being prepared for the erection of a four-story-and-basement building for the occupancy of the Southern Supply Company at 315-319 North Calvert street, which property was acquired by the company several years ago. Besides the Calvert street property the supply company owns properties at 310-316 Guilford avenue, running through to Davis street, with railroad siding. GIVEN FATHER'S ESTATE Will Of William F. Hale Bequeath Property To Daughter. 'The will of William F.

Hale, filed yesterday for probate in the Orphans' Court, gives all his real estate in Baltimore to his daughter, Mrs. Eugenie Hale Bolstler. At her death it is to revert to the Aged Men's Home, 1400 West Lexington street. Half the net income is then to be used for the comfort of the inmates of the home. The other half is to be placed at interest for 50 years and the accumulation then used for the extension of the home or the care and comfort of its inmates.

Mrs. Bolstler was given absolutely her father's lots in Brunswick, and all his personal property. She was also constituted executrix without bond. TWO FACE UQU0R CHARGE Pair Caught In Raid By Prohlbl. tion Agent And Police.

Two cases of home-brew and a pint of whisky were seized yesterday when Prohibition Agent Jesse Bratten," assisted by a sergeant and three patroL-men of the Western district, raided a near-beer saloon at 547 Washington Boulevard. Vincent Ruchinski and Joseph Vakis were released in $1000 bail each for a hearing today before United States Commissioner Supplee. Thomas F. Mullan and wife to Fidelity Trust 701 Oator ave 1.SC0 Same to Bertha A. Ruppreeht, 717 Oator 5 Same to Harry M.

Heuther. 707 Oator 6 500 Same to Annie E. Beck, 721 Oator g.r. $73 5 Same to Fidelity Trust 641 Dom barton ave .1,168.66 Anna A. Burke to Gilbert II.

Panits. 903 N. Strieker g.r. $32 5 Victor Ehrlich to Ben Malin, etc 7 lota 5 Harry M. Silberman to Walter S.

Pitta and wife, several lots, g.r. $120 5 Jennie Wells, to Simon Bief and wife. 211 Mosher st 6 John S. Rasch, to John S. Basch.

etc, w.s. Kenwood, nr. Monument, g.r. $42 6 Isaao J. Bartz to Louis Savage, 533 E.

35th st. (lease) Ella G. Fugle to Estella Nash. 911 N. Fremont g.r.

$90 6 Hugo Gamse and wife to Julia 3807 Chatham road 6 City Real Estate Company to Sterling Realty Company, s.e.s. Batemaa nr. iiyndhurst Sterling Realty Company to William L. Hert, s.a,s. Bateman nr.

Lyndhurst, g.r. $90.. 6 Charles W. Hurst to Julius Homburger and wife. 143 Dorchester g.r.

$84 5 Henry A. Frentz and wife to James P. Little and wife. e.e. Loudon nr.

g.r. $90 5 Jacob Mizen to Louis Spinnato and wife. 2544 Astor Place, g.r. $86 5 George A. Porcella and wife to Joseph Kudrna and wife, 913 N.

Bradford g.r. $30 5 Jacob Mizen to Rosie Barondess, 2o80 Astor Place, g.r. $86.... 5 Caroline A. Parsons to Benjamin F.

McGreevy and wife, w.s. Fern wood g.r.. $40 5 Earle R. Clark to Charles S. Mather and wife, 107 Woodland ave 5 Samuel F.

Rosen to Amelia Stone, 222 S. Wolfe g.r. $45 5 Charles G. Mather and wife to Harry E. Canapp and wife.

10 Academy g.r. $35.. 5 Wm. -R. Nichols and wife to A.

Wilson Turner and wife, e.s. York Turnpike road, g.r. $66.. 5 J. Howard Atterbury and wife to Wm.

F. Sip-pel, e.s. Rugby, 1 lot 5 Mary EL Manser to Gertrude Schaumloeffel, e.s. Streeper near Jefferson, g.r. $36 5 Gertrude Schaumloeffel to Mary E.

Manser and husband, es. Streeper near Jeffer- son, g.r. $36 8 Thomas F. Mullan and wife to Mary B. Joy- ner, etc, s.s.

Oator near Old York road 5 Thomas F. Mullan and wife to A. Louise, 8. ft. Cator near Old York road, g.r.

$75 5 Thomas F. Mullan and wife to James Barrett, s.s, Dumbarton near Old York road Thomas F. Mullan and wife to Florence M. Mason, same property 5 Munae Feikin to Abraham Silberman, s.w.s Mount Royal near Whitelock st 1 E. J.

Gallagher Realty Co. to John R. Stevens and wife, s.s. Ellmley near St. Cloud, g.r.

$64 5 Oarl F. New to -Frank J. Kain and wife, s.s Ridgewood near Garrison, g.r. $120 5 John M. Forte to John Lample, w.s.

Calhoun near Mulberry, g.r. $75 5 Herman Nordmann and wife to John M. Forte, 418 N. Calhoun st. (lease) Baltimore County.

Towson, May 18. Henry S. Engle and wife to Nicholas J. Castro and wife, 2 parcels in 10th $5 Cityco Realty Co. to Frank Herman and wife, lot Chester road 5 Harry II.

Hillen and wife to William A. Rit- ter and wife, lot in 15th district 5 William D. Valentine to Henry O. Shirley, lot Reisterstown road -A 5 James A. Cfcrr and wife to Joseph Lippa and wife, lot addition to Overlea 6 Joseph J.

Benson and wife to Howard E. Riley and wife, 2 lots Mayfleld Terrace 5 Joseph J. Benson and wife to George T. Riley et lots Mayfltld Terrace a Joseph J. Riee and wife to John J.

Duncan. lot in Dundalk 5 John H. Hoefner and wife to Edward L. Williams, lot 4th 5 Edward L. Williams and wife to John H.

Hoefner and wife, lot in 4th district 9 Joshua G. Owens and wife to Mary J. lot Mellor ave 5 Harry QuUlin and wife to Julia Kaiserski, lot Mellor ave 5 Julia Kaiserski to Harry Quillin and wife, same lot 5 Frederick Morgenroth and wife to Harry H. Hillen, lot in 15th district 5 Harry H. Hillen and wife to Frederick Morgenroth and wife, lot in 15th district 5 Joseph P.

Moreland and wife to Harry C. Evans, and wife. 2 lots Taylor 5 Kensington Railway Case Is Settled By S. C. Road To Be Operated By Capitol Traction Co.

Under Agreement To Divide Profits. The Kensington railway case has been settled by the Public Service Commission. R. H. Phillips, who holds control of the road, yesterday signed a contract under which the road will be operated by the Capitol Traction Company, of Washington, under an agreement by which any profits that may be made will be divided after costs of operation and maintenance are provided for.

1 Residents of Kensington and vicinity have raised $13,500 to be used in putting the road in condition. The Capitol Traction Company will put in additional funds for the same purpose, all of which will be represented by income bonds. The traction company will furnish the equipment and operate the road as a direct line from the center of Washington to the end of the Kensington line. The case has been a source of worry to the Public Service Commission for several years, and members of the commission congratulated each other when the matter finally was settled by the signing of the contract. Take Salvation Army Post Here.

Commandant and Mrs. Arthur Noble, actively 1 engaged in Salvation Army work at Niagara N. have been transferred to; Baltimore, Brigadier Henry D. Bale, head of the army's activities in the Chesapeake district, announced last night. They will take charge of Corps No.

2, Thirty-fourth street and Chestnut avenue, relieving, Capt. Samuel McGinniss. Marriage Licenses. BAIR WHITE. John 22, 512 South Fifteenth street Ida, 18.

KARBANIK MARMASH. Demltrl, 30. 84 O'Donnell street; Tekla. 26. LOESCH ECKERT.

William 37, 1307 Myrtle avenne; Helen 31, di- vorced. PADGETT WALHRON. John 25, 611 North Brice street Nellie 18. DUFFY OWENS. Thomas 46, New York, N.

Y. Dorothy, 28, widow. DAVIS REISINGER. John 22, 3905 East Lombard street; Mary, 19. WEHNER BRAZLER.

Andrew 21, 1826 Hope street Catherine 19. IDZIK OLEAC. Lionis, 29, 903 Fell street: Lillie, 26. DISHAROON GARRISON. Prettyman 24, Hebron.

Mildred 18. LINDGREN MELNICOV. John 25, Washington Marie, 19. Coal Fact-i-No. 17 GOOD advice Is often tinheeded That's why many were left without coal last winter.

Others took our advice and ordered early, and wore nupplied with plenty of Quality Coal. Be one of the Comfortable Group this winter. Order now and be sure of getting coal, and 100 service. 1518 Maryland Ave. Phone Ternon 3930-3931 Auto Truck Deliveries City and Suburban $3.00 Philadelphia $2.75 Chester $2.50 Wilmington AND RETURN SUNDAY; MAY 20 SPECIAL TRAIN Eastern Standard Time Leaves Baltimore (Union Station) 8.30 A.

M. Edmonsond 8.22 A.M..BiddleStret8.35A.M. Arrives Wilmington 10.05 A. M. Chester 10.25 A.

M. Philadelphia 10.50 A. M. Returning, leaves Broad Street Station 7.30 P. West Philadelphia 7.35 P.

M. Chester 7.56 P. Wilmington 8.15 P. M. Tickets on sale Friday preceding Ex.

rurslon at stations and City Ticket Of rice 20-2 E. Fayette Street. Mmilar Excursions Sundays, June 3 and 11 4 Pennsylvania Railroad System The Route of the Broadway Limited The LEAGUE of NATIONS and MISCELLANEOUS ADDRESSES by William D. Guthrie Of the New York Bar. For ten years Ruggles Professor of Constitutional Law at Columbia University.

A book of timely interest for thinkers. A clear analysis of one of the most important topics of the day. by the author of "Magna Carta and other Addresses." if 8vo. Cloth, $2.00 oAt all ook Stores Published by CoIutn6ta Hmbersfiip COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY NEW YORK Acid Siomach Powder For gaseous stomach, swelling and puffy feeling after meals, excessive belching1, sour stomach, pains after eating and all ctomach troubles. Price, $1.

BLASS, Irufcjrlst, 408-410 Baltimore, Md. lek, e.s. 'uaatio, nr. -William Jasonsld and wife to Kazimierz Mroz-inski and wife, n.s. Canton, nr.

Burke, John zicki and wif, w.s. Chester, nr. Bank, g.r. $7 16 2-3 BcJeilau and wife to Francisjiek Czyryea and wife, Wolfe, nr. Gough, Janles Johnson' 'and' wife to Simon Mi'lier, 1439 g.r.

$42....... Jamea B. Oassady and wife to La.wTence A. Goinell and wife, 1810 E. Eager g.r.

$30. 5 Walter L. Westphal to Margaret M. Martin. 7 lots.

V. Leslie" Zentz to Alexander W. Bowling, w.s. Slingluff, nr. North, gr.

$60....... 5 Alexander W. Bowling to V. "Leslie Zentz and. wife.

w.s. Slingluff nr. North, g.r. Charles C. Broring.

to- Margaret 1. Rodgers, s.s. Twenty-ninth, nr. Tivoly. g.r.

F. Wiihain' Ortman to George H. Eury, and wife, 1327 Greenmount g.r. $a6 5 George H. Follmer.

to Rcaa. FoUmer, several lots Roaa Follmer to Helen G. Read, 2 lots (lease). Helen G. Read to Harry Seidman, 2 5 Bosa Follmer to'Liaette B.

Follmer, S. Pulaski, g.r. $50 5 Blanche E. Motley, to John C. 1618 Edmcndson g.r.

$100......... 5 John C. Tolson to Frank M. Krantis and wife, same property, g.r. $100............

James R. Pratt to Frederick M. Uhland and wife, Asbury, nr. Furley g.r. 5 William RoUins Webb, to B.

J. Fred-. erick, n.s. Paca nr. Saratoga, g.r.

2o ii 9 Eart Brown and wife to Archie M. Gibson and wife. 3910 Boarman g.r. 5 William C. Schmeisscr to James A.

Bealmear, 6 lots 1 James A. Bealmear, to Annie Ms" Beck. 4908 Park Heights 5 Same to John Polster, 1132 Gorsuclfave 5 William E. Ridgeley to Isidor Guralnick, 5 lets 5 Robert Seff to same, 1715 Pretman g.r. jgO a Augustus Clemens to Paul N.

Rylander and wife, 426 Kenneth Square, g.r. $90 5 Morris Massing and wife to Raymond Lerein. 2 5 Jacob Niesen to Joseph Bernstein, 2a40 Eaton Place, g.r. $86... 5 Samuel M.

Zeskind and wife to Samuel I. Ginsberg and wife, 218 N. Schroeder g.r. 5 Mary C. Radecke to Md.

Elec. Rys. 1 lot. 6 Andrew J. Finn and wife to Carmine Peca- riello and wife.

422 S. Eden g.r. $19.50.. 5 Eliza Wilson to Lillian H. Dorsey.

a.e. cor. St. Paul and Biddle ts. 5 James McNab and wife to George J.

Goeller and wife, n.s. Lombard st- nr. East 5 Francis Norris. and wife to William Klush and. wife, 2319 Whittier g.r.

$90.. 5 Maria L. Oliver to Mary L. Turner, n.e.s. Mc- Culloh st.

nr. Wilson, g.r. $72.. 5 Clarence H. Hurlock to Benjamin Fader, s.w.

cor. Lorman and Vincent, g.r. $72 5 Napoleon B. Trigg, to Frederick Nordenholz, several lots 357 Laura Ware to Frederick Nordenholz, several lots Northwestern Community Service Corporation to Marion H. Sunderland, s.e.s.

Robert nr. Pennsylvania ave 5 Pietro Meola to -Morris Rosenblatt, 715 Ensor, g.r. $4S 5 William -C. McCard. to Isaac Freilachoff, 3 5 John M.

Miller to Carl R. Selby and wife, 539 Maryland g.r. $48 5 Catherine Schueler, to Mary Hegartz, 1314 Hanover g.r. $50 5 Salvatore Di Paola and wife to Domenico; Peri and wife. 705 Potomac g.r.

$43.. 5 David Adler and wife to Fanny Whitehead, s.s. Baltimore nr. Castle, g.r. S90 5 Walter S.

Westphal to James R. Sullen and wife, 3230 Cottage g.r. $75 5 Gilbert H. Panitz to Jacob Caplan, etc, 2716 Orleans $40 5 George D. Dean, to Gilbert H.

Panitz. 2716 Orleans st i-. 2,800 Casper Stocker to Emma Wagner, n.s. Gough. nr.

Fifth 5 Same to Anna E. Schaeffer, n.s. Brighton nr. Tenth et 5 Fannie Lavine to Benjamin Shilling, 2 lots 5 Hpnrv G. Schmidt and wife to Henry E.

Kohls. 2923 McElderry g.r. $53 I 5 Thomas I. Lindsay to Title Guarantee Trust 7 lots 4,390 Title Guarantee Trust Co. to Juanita D.

de'M d'Anglemont, 7 lot i 5 William Abey to Emma Strack. s.w.s. Hamburg, nr. Williams g.r. $31 5 Canstattpr Park and Ijand Co.

to Frederick Road ark 2 lots 5 Orenda Coal Co. to Thoma Goodman and wife, s.a. El mora, nr. Greenriew 179.