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Classifications Nos 73 lo 106 THE SUN, BALTIMORE. TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 13, im 17 tmi nnmrmn tmittaI BoWIm (Nor at Philadelnbla Fabruan 9l MONEY TO LOAN (94) COAL AND WOOD (88) LOCAL PORT NEWS TheSunCalendar 1 Today' Almanac For Baltimore Sun rises. 02 A.M. I Moon rises.

.6.46 A.M. Sun P.I I Moon sets. ..6.29 P.M. High Low tide. 5 S8 A.M..

SS P.M. .12.29 A U.oa P.M. PHASES OF THE MOON FOR FEBRUARY New I JM11 moon First quarter. I Last quarter 7U The Weather Forecast for Baltimore, Maryland and District of Columbia Fair and colder today and, tomorrow. General Conditions A disturbance of great Intensity Is central over Southwestern Quebec.

Pres. sure is high over the western half of the United States and the adjacent Canadian provinces. Precipitation has occurred in the South Atlantic States, tbe East Gulf States, the Upper Ohio Valley and the Lake Region. The temperature has risen in the Gulf States, the Lower Ohio Val ley, the Southern Plains States and the Rocky Mountain Region and- has fallen in the Upper Mississippi Valley and the Upper Lake Region. Except for snow flurries today in the Lower Lake Region and portions of the North Atlantic States, the indications are for fair weather today and tomor row.

It will be colder today In the Lake Region, the Ohio Valley, the North At lantic States, south portion of the Mid dle Atlantic states ana in soutnern Florida, and tomorrow in portions of the South Atlantic and tne Middle At lantlc States. Storm warnings are displayed on the Atlantic Co8t from Hatteras, N. to Esfltnort. Mi nf. Winds Off Atlantic Coast EastDort to Sandy Hook, strong northwest, proo ably reaching gale force at times Sandv Hook to Hatteras.

strong north weRt, probably reaching gale force at times over north portion Hatteras to Jacksonville, strong northwest over north and fresh to stroni northwest over south portion Jacksonville to Florida Straits, freRh northwest. Baltimore Weather Report Pnitert States Weather Bureau. Obserrer's Office. Baltimore Custom House. February 12.

8 A.M.I Noon IS P.M Dry bulb 31 I S3 3r, Wet hulb 2 32 32 Relative humidity sr. KH 74 Direction of wind SE I SE SW Velocity of wind 3 II) Precipitation 03 .00 Tr. State of weather Cloudy'Cloudy Cloudy Temperatures Normal 3-1 I Maximum 30 Mean 34 I Minimum 2S Hourly Record 5 A. 20 2 P. A.

an 3 P. 37 7 A. 31 4 P. 37 8 A. 31 .1 T.

39 9 A. i 31 fl P. 37 10 A. 32 7 P. 3 11 A.

34 I 35 Noon 33 9 51 31 1 P. 3'. 10 P. 35 Weather Bulletin State- of the weather at P. M.

and the hichest and lowest temperatures recorded during tbe day at the stations named below: Dish. Low. Atlantic City louny. SB 2S 3H 24 32 22 r4 44 34 38 2H 30 3 24 fH 44 4(1 36 114 fill bo ntt .18 30 H2 70 38 32 fill 42 40 2B 34 3K 2S 32 3(1 411 32 40 32 .14 34 .10 32 70 ,1 24 IB (84) (Continued from Preceding Column) FURNITURE SOLD DIRECT From fsrtory 10 years of satisfaction. rii.ph RAVLUR Phone BELMONT 6324 for Appointment FURNACE, hot air; Al: 6 or 8 room houM.

Will install cheap. Liberty 3469. (1ALVANIZKD SHEET 1KOX. 20c. 8HEHT DEVED A SONS 807 8.

Howard. So. 1S65, GAS RANGES. 83 OP IDEAL. 847 Greenmount ave vemon 8244.

HEATING Plumbing Supplies, Gas Radiator. ftational BaiTage lo nil iireenmouut ave. HOT WATER HEATERS, several. neer used sacrifice. Plaza 4780.

BliT-WA'l EK Heat Installed. 8 rooms. guaran teed, nam- tenna. Charles eng. i.ih.

hmhi BOT-WATER Heat (American). 8265" Installed. Terms. W. Theiaa.

519 Clinton. Wo 8407 HOUSE PAINT, good grade. 81.19 gallon. M. B.

KLEIN. HUB N. Gay at. Plazs 207. LA'lHES.

Simpers. Milling Machine. Drill Presses, Punch Presses, boilers. Pumps. LOUIa A.

TAHB. 828 W. Pratt atreet. LATHES MILLERS SHAPEHS ETC. Arthur D.

Bamlcr. 56 West nr. Hanover. OFFICE FURNITURE I11KI Til Desks. Chairs.

Tables. Filing Cabinets and Safes. 423 N. CALVERT ST. Corner of Franklin.

OFFICE Furniture. Desks. Chairs. Csrdei Files. i vpewrirers.

wares. zi2 n. Calvert, OFFICE FURNITURE. Typewriters and 8afei bought and aold. 139 Oav at- Pla7 78H2 PAINTS Save 30 at Manelite.

Pure Linseed Oil. 80c. gal. 1241 Light t. South 1144).

PIPE'. USED. ALL SIZES Stnictuas Steel. CAMBRIDGE IRON METAL Allccaima and Chester sta. Wolfe PIANO PLAYER.

Excellent Condition. 829. B. O. Furniture 514 W.

Franklin. PIPE AND STRUCTURAL STEEL New and Used. All Sizes. Md. Pipe and Steel Cora South 0221.

PLUMBINU and Heating Supplies. SARATOGA SALVAGE 000 Wv Saratoga st. Gil. 2722. POOL TABLE 414x9.

subway, complete, with all equipment. Guaranteed 1st class condition. Cheap. 1031 Rnxton ave. REFRIGERATOR Famous REOL electric.

Meal for restaurants, taverns, large residences. Freezes ISO large ice cubes. 8175. tJ TTB-KsJ KIM Kit. r-answay mnen PRINTING Press 10x1a automatic.

S30II: cylinder 25x38. 82IIQ. Plaza 7875. 33 S. Gay.

SASH 10c ap; shore lumber, millwork.bldg. ms- tenai ana sspnau snmgies: cneap. Moimeaaur si uiacont hz.i fastetn ave. cal. nzs.

SODA FOUNTAIN dnced. Showroom. 8(i8 Low near Front. STEAM Enirine. 25 H.

A condition; cheap oerore removm. ill iv. rrart. STOVES Heaters. Ranges Furnaces.

Radiation Circulating Gil and Coal Heaters. Furnace ttiowers. etc, car loans neating stippnes. new mercnanotse. ciean-UD Drices.

BALTIMORE SALVAGE 201 W. Pratt at, VACUUM Cleaner, popular make; original S49 mast sell, 11411 K. North ave. WASHING MACHINE. $29.95 Former Price, $49.50 tn Good Condition.

Will Take Small Payments. CAUL, UK. SCHI.OTK. WOL, 3111. LEARANCE SALE Used Steinway, Koabe, Cluckenng, stierr.

uprignts and Grands. J. S. Heed Piano 29 W. North ave.

GRAND Piano, medium size; almost new. Apply a to a r. ai. aiMti Ammuu i avc. RUG BUYERS Gnrceous Inmorted Runs.

Orien tal, Persian and Chinese patterns. 7x111. 822; biil S3Z.UU: Hxiii, airf.uu: iuxn, Also few scatter sizes. 200s N. Charles at (The Baltimoreanl.

Apt. 401. STEEL GRAVITY ROLLER CONVEYOR. NATS SALVAGE. 128 W.

PKATT ST. STEINWAY MAHOGANY GRAND. Like new Reasonable PEA BODY PIANO CO. 409 N. HOWARD ST THE SHOPPER.

Room 204. 4 E. Rfdwood pncenix Kutiding j.adies and tenta nngniiy useo ciotuiug oougni anti soia. WARNER Cameras; regularly ST.O; for quick, sale, 815. See MR.

HECHT. Annex trjieiii jnas. i.ex. sts, 3-PC. LIVING-ROOM SUITE.

25. J. M. MILLER, 1026 Aisquith st $150 Overstuffed Living Room Suite 8S9 CE-NTRAL FCRN 1018 E. Baltimore at.

I LARGE lot of U. 8. Govt, truck covers; cheap. Hnwarrt siinnlv or Howarn ta TYPEWRITERS (84a) THIS SEAL IS YOUB CTTATt AXTF.F. OF" OTTALTTV.

Reminetons. Underwoods. Royals. L. O.

Smiths. All Makes Portables Prices and terms to suit ALL rURSES 5-day FREE trial. American Writinsr Machine Co. 18 PARK AVE. PLAZA 2O00.

Established 1880. Glj AliA.Vl I- Ell 11 PEW lilTEKS REMINGTON. $20; UNDEKWODD. $30. All Makes Sold.

Rented, Repaired. TYPEWRITER SAt.ES SERVICE CO. 104 W. Fayette nr. Charles.

PI. 4318 UNDERWOOD PORTABLE: $00 model; new; will sacrifice. 8188. Sou. like ALL Makes Sold.

Rented. Repaired. -HIGDON'S 122 Centre Ver 3340 RADIO (84b) RADIO TROUBLE? Phone Oilmor 1058-W Test free- No Cure. No Charge. Tubes.

61)c. 3H.V1.MEK3 UA till I Anywhere, snv time, any kind. Gil. KHIHV CAPITAL RADIO SERVICE Dependable since 1024. Gil 1075..

Wolfe 44S0 FRY'S UADIO SERVICE Repair all makes. Work guaranteed. Free estimates. For. EXPERT Radio exclusively complete test, in-eluding repairs 50c Ham 023K-W BOATS AND YACHTS (86) 28VxS' RAISED DECK CRUISER HULL.

High-tfrarte construction, very good condition. F. EISENBRANDT toot Light st. SEA BIRD Aux. Yawl.

$1,000. A Potre. Broker. Stewart Blag. PI 62.1 1.

MARINE ENGINES (87) JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS Parts, repa.rs. Stagmer'a. IMP N. Gay at. NEAV and Rebuilt Marine Engines.

Mshon Gall. Pratt and Oav streets. Plaza 3777 PALMER BIIIiA new and rehuilt Eiimnea Toll B. Pratt st. Cal 1033 COAL AND WOOD (88) GROSS BLUE EAGLE 8 VA HARD COAL, $10.00 COAL CO.

"RED HOT' 7S LUMP EGG COAL, $6.25 RON R0 LUMP $5.00 lOOOi STOVE. PEA S50 NUT NO. 2 NO 3 20 100 EGG $7.00 WOLFE 2772 COAL Famous Reading Anthracits. Best Quality Soft Coals. Convenient "Payments.

Weekly or Monthly. E. S. BRADY CO. MAI).

(1521). MONROE LAURENS STS 2 TONS-OR OVER, $5.75 PER TON. Not A Gas Coal RUN OF MINE, $6 TON. Get our prices on Famous Reading and Va. Anthracits Coals ATLAS COAL CO.

South 0331. PENNACO EGG, $6.35 Brit tiiiallt; Pa. Hard structure Kit. SMOKELESS EGG, $8.40 NO. 3 VA.

HARD, $11.25 1880 110. Ill 110 111. VA. HAKII I HAL MINIMI LU. MOO llorelsnd are.

Ufsyette 4SS0. TRU-BLUE '100 EGG, $6.95 Finest Quant; Bard Structure Bituminous. WILLIAMS COAL INC. 263H.2(132-203 NORTH AVE. MADISON 2570-2571-2572 Member Bsltimors Coal Exchange.

Genuine Smokeless Mine Run Coal, $6 2 TONS, $11.73. POTOMAC COAL FAI.I.H ROAD AND ITH NT. tf. 3711. Vernon 3558.

'blue coal' Bewirs'of Imitations it's eolorrd blue. Ask aliout Uine-payment plan. CATON COAT, at, (lllmor fi036; ALL LUMP $7 TON SHUTT COAI. CO PL. im.

ONIV. 113(1 "blue coal' Aniertca's Kinrat Anthracite. CHAl'MAN 'IAI. ('. I'Hj.

Kl'iO retina. Antliraclte No. 2. 3 and Nut 111. HILLSLDE COAL CO.

Llh. vS2. Daysnd Night. SUNBURY "NO. 2, NO.

3, $ll" W'elglit assured. Frog bagging. Cal, 1IHIH J. filfl'T CIIAI, Mill AND oiLMfm Viikl'ci), rjsw ns, i it ati OII.MOR 731T. uTrvnfmv viii vf mtii 1709 I'jisifin are.

'Wolla 7418. OKNIIINK I'iKnIinntas Nut. IK.IKI. B. II HI.

yisi rrHllkltntnwn rd l'none llllnmr T.iTRiSisnE i coai, ii(r HI.ACK lllA.M'lNf) ('llAI I'll Unit llsid Coal No. 2 3 and Nut. Ntlt. Ill n. 31124 H.

nnniiiiry fla flr gl 1 oil WOOIi. best, stillt rdmiiks or Hrer.lsrs, fj 7 cord, ilollrrd lillmor Willin I'ltio oak hnnki bundles. Rear XUO UsdJtun its. klnrfflng. 7448.

FOR SALE (73) (Continued from Preceding Page) La' Salle 1929 Cadillac Town Sedan. 1928 La Salle 7-Pass. Sedan. 1925 Cadillac 7-Pass. $65 1931 Buick 67 5-Pass.

Sedan $515 1930 Buick 68 5-Pass. Coupe $425 1933 Chevrolet Sedan $515 1933 Chevrolet Town Sedan $520 1930 Chrysler 775 Sedan. $325 1930 Lincoln 7-Pass. Sedan $625 1929 Nash Std. 6 Coupe $165 1931 Packard Sedan $775 1930 Packard Sedan $575 1928 Packard 7-Pass.

Sedan $175 Your Car Accepted in Trade G. M. A. C. Terms CUNLIFFE-CADILLAC CO.

NORTH CHARLES ST, AT 24TH. Belmont 9630. Open Sunday and Evenings. TRAILERS (73a) WARNER FHUKHAUK TRAILKK OO. IS l-ee et.

Smith 1111 TRUCKS (73b) CHEV. '83 l'A-t. rinal stake: '32 lout w. B. take: '31 lord dual stake; '3 Cher, -ton pauel, 27-28 Va-tnn.

30 down. Our own financing. 15 Higli St. Uucn Sunday. CHLVKOLET 1032 Tractor Trailer; excellent condition; $745.

FOX CHEVROLET 1 Hanover and McCotnas sta. South ODDO. Chevrolet i33 lw-Ton. like new. $4s.

eiss motor 1411.1 Laurens st. aiaa. mio. CHEV. 114 -ton canopy.

875; delivery. aft; '31 1 -ton Tan, duals cheap terms. 1511 E. Baltn OHUVUtiLBT 33. mug w.

stake. fEWW motor 1)2U K. Lelipgton St. Chevrolet h-ton paskl $na WALTER SCOTT. 1311 St.

Paul St. FORI) 1029 H-Tnn Panel. Reconditioned re painted. $14o. K.

I). uostilli w. rsortn ve. Mark 2200. We service all makes of trucks fORD '31 114-ton.

w.b.. cab. duals. $295. international uan-estcr ULi) E.

a.itn st. FORD 1020 DeliTerj. 850; dump body. 813. 24.10 E.

Monument. BELL. EXCHANGE A. B. MACK DUMP.

WORKING. 8189, Sun. 5tJCKS Tractor and Trailer. I can place this unit on a contract job for the purchaser. Run.

TIRES, PARTS, ACCESS. (74) WANTED 11)29 or 1930 'Chevrolet 6-cylinder motor, complete. 1631 Rttxton avenue. USED Cars and Parts. Gitting a Auto Service, Washington Rlvd.

and Sulphur Spring road. ANY PAR'l lor any cat. AUTO PARTS 104 Nnrtb Front street. Plata BOSS Sl.ltiHTI.V lisen I ires Kargains. SI.

00 np. Martin J. Barry. 17im Charles. Ver 41e.2.

COMPLETED STOCK OF USED PARTS. vA VERLY At'TO PARTS B45 E. ROTH ST. SLIGHTLY CSBI) SUBPLt'S TIRE CO TRUCK TIRES. 7UO 8 Hanover St AUTOS TRUCKS WANTED (76) Cash for AH Make Cars.

Tox's, 425 Follstoay. Plaza 3335. ilore Money for your car, Norioood, 137 W. North ore. Vernon 1102.

1VE WILL buy or sell your car. W. J. MEYERS. 17118 y- Charles at.

Vernon 3780. tlSKD CARS WANTED. SPOT CASH PAID. sin n. Patterson i'K.

ave. Wolfe o.ioti-w. ipi OT cash. Don't lose your car. We Day titianc en anil give vnn tialance I 1 nrth ave HIGH CASH PRICE FOR YllUU CAR.

DEAL WITH 1000 Block Linden ave CASH IMMEDIATELY Anv make cars Krllig car tiaras inn Haito at. woe a.iTi WANTED Small Closed Car; must be first- class condition: vrtn pay casii. m.td, aun illGHEIt prices paid for cars, late models. TERRACE 2237 E.lninndson ave. ALL MAKES.

HIGH CASH PRICES PAID. llioo Frederick ave. Gil. 4X03 or Lib. 637S Fords: other makes and trurk.

15 HIGH ST. Cal. Sirai. VNKR nays most AUTO AND TRUCK HIRING (79) WANTED Urge truck to haul coal from the rcnnsyivama mines. s.t4L'.

Mm. RUt'KS. rental nlan. with or without driver. to reliable firms.

"ontract. PI. Iran. AUTOMOBILE LOANS (80) 15 YEARS AT THIS SPOT PARK AT THE DOOR AVOID DOWNTOWN TRAGIC AYARES THE ORIGINAL AUTO LOANS IN 5 MINUTES You receive full amount of your loan in cash. No insurance required.

No notary no recording charge. We also refinance on reduced pay- ment plan. Whatever your) financial problem is we can help you. "When Ayares Can't Do It It Can't Be Done'" AYARES LOAN CO. MOUNT MULBERRY STS.

PHONES: G1LMOR U400 B4O1. MR. KEENE AUTO LOANS Positively No Notary Charge, No Insurance Required. No Recording Fee. $50 TO $300 BAST PARKING.

FOUR OFFICES. N. W. Cor. Fayette Charles.

Plaza 6M2. S501 Eastern Avenue. 1 Rrnariwav 1780. 8309 Greeninount Avenue. University 75H6.

oiin ijara iaeinnts Avenue. Linerty 34tn. AUTO LOANS IN 5 MINUTES CONVENIENT EASY PARKING Security Finance Co. J. S.

Cohen, Mgr 508 ST. PAUL STREET Between Franklin and Centre Sta. VERNON 8472-73. AUTO LOANS. ALSO REFINANCE BALANCE YOU NOW OWE.

On Reduced Payment Plan. Vernon 4929. FEDERAL FINANCE. Open to 8 P. M.

1 1101 Cathedral, Cor. Chase. Plenty parking. LOANS AUTOS TRUCKS IN 5 MINUTES 1511 R. It A LTD ST.

AUTO LOANS SEE US FIRST. Metropolitan lnd.Haiikcrs.10tl N.Libcrty,Cal.08Q3. 'INSTANT "Lower Charges." (Irem. H12 Eden st (Jay 27 vrs Parkins always MOTOR CYCLES, BICYCLES (81) INDIAN, sll models. JAMES H.

UAYHnFF lust, a nrianway unite BAItl.l.l and nther HEINZ MOTOR CO Makes Motnt Cycles Oil N.Mlb ave GARAGE BUILDERS (82) IXEL OARAGES $158: pa; low as 17 month: also Concrete Block, and Brick Garages PHII.IPP ELL CO. 1127 8.1 S. Howard st. Bo Nighta. Ham.

29J12-W. IN STEEL-BLOCK GENERAL, 1H53 Aisqiilth st. Vernon M78. FOR SALE (84) ADDING, machines and Monroe Calculators. $25 up.

504 Park ave, Vernon HUM. SABY GRAND Steinway Duo-Art; positively like new; beautiful, at hig sacrinYo; also Up-right. SIR, KUNKEL, Tiucdo 125S. JA Kauipinelu aim i.iuicuoiiii sui'iilics Mas Parel. 241 Harrison st.

Calvrrt S.IR3. BAR FIXTURES Bnmswirk. World's Largest Mfgrs. rOVI'lBI'E BARS WAGONS Iiwcst PneeS; 132 WENT FAYBl'TB ST. BAH FIXTURES (new and usedi; era.

Mest Cases 721 E. lcvlnatnn. Cel. BATHTUBS. $15 up.

complete toilet seis laundry trays $4. 1)5: all chromium double sink spigot $2 0.1: domestic boilers, is to -HO galluns, US. We carry a complete line of parts (or all makes of boilers and furnaces. Estimates liven on heating and plumbing. No finance cointjany.

Pay at our store. SHIKI.HS "24 Howard Vcr flOflfl flUHS BRICKS, alste, 8 Steel Girders. 47 ft. long. Steel Beams, Lumber Window Sash.

Doors. Flue Linings, GAY AND HXETElt South HUMP, BRICKS, JOISTS. HEAVY I.UMIIKK. SASlT. FLOORING SHEATHING.

WAIN8COT-INQ. CAROLINE AND FLEET STS BUILDING WRECKING GENEIIAI. KI.KO. CO PLANT Al lred lumber, steel beams and sash, brick, alps, esdlatlm He a snrrillee prices. HARHIS WIII.CKING 1WKI Wssliltigtnn near Mont, Ward.

CASH liKOIsfElis Hnunnt. Sold Repaired liaiio. asn neg. r.icn. j-t hi niw CKDAR Nhlngk'S.

Wall llwtrils and l.niuher. MrlHIIIHAI.I., Wl tVnllf Wolte ifAL HKATICR Ideal for lisr, dsnige. etc. tin. Cook stores, HO.

Oss rangcu. Ill K. Criau st. fENIH DIXIIIS. glased.

flHoniig" wall boanls. 11,1 N. I'liester. W'olle mWK rniCinAlRE Complete, without" box. faln.

(341 Greenmonnt ars. Unir. 2224, AUTOMOBILES San Lucaa. Seattle January 24. Cities Herrire Fuel.

Port Arthur February Barbara, Philadelphia tebrury 11 vis Aorfout, Chilore, Panama February 7. Steel Ranger Portland. Maine, Febmsry T. Camamu Rio Janeiro February 3. Ldith.

Beaumont February 6. 13 Almiranrc, Boston February 9- Tataumo Maru Philadelphia. February 10a A. C. Bedford, pasted Jupiter February 11.

Atlantic. Near (Wdbrook, at New York. Christy Payne. Aniba. Chester Swain, Houston February 6.

Cerro Ebano, Houston, Carribulle, Uarcoria. romraereial Alabaman, Tampa. Dine Arrow, Houston. Tercero lNor.1, at Norfolk February 11 CALENDAR Criminal Court Judge Solter Proceedings Yesterday Larceny. Florence 6hap Piro, 1 day in jail: lloao Taylor.

1 day la jail; Joseph Cassinskj (3 casesl. not guilty in one case sub curia in others: C. T. it cases), not guilty; George Kaztaus (3 cai-ea). not guilty in one case.

2 years In House of Correction In Henry Wright cases i. not guilty. Breaking into railroad ear. Herman Brebm. Ralph Huber and Albert Za ng.

sub curia. Liquor without license John 3 months in Hr-use of Correcuoo. Sentenced: Robbery. A. Bowen (5 cases).

I year in House of Correction; Bernard Maokalt. Negro. 18 months in House of Correction. Av sault to rape, Frank C. Brown.

2 years in House of Correction. Larceny Tbomas Beatty, William Easton, George Pittinger (2 casesj each), sll paroled for 2 years. Liquor without license. FJla Ware, 1 without costs. Appeal: Violation auto law, Charles 8.

Burke. $25 snd costa in one case, not guilty in the others. Assignment Today Robbery. Harry Grossman. Elijah Grant.

Negro (2 cases), Robert Lewis, Negro. Assault to rob, William Shipley. Na-gro. False pretenses, Beatrioe C. Moreland.

Fortune telling. Beatrice C. Moreland. Gambling, Stere Didaikis. Burglary.

Edward Arab-strong. Larceny, Barney Bramm (3 cases), Harold Fisher (3 cases). Desertion, William S. Brightman. Violation of parole: Larceny, William Heeger.

Criminal Court Part 2 Juda Stanton Proceedings Yesterday Bobbery, Walter Black-well, Nigro. sub curia; Fred McCoy, NecTOL sub curia. Lottery, Joseph Jontiff, not guilty! Juke Caplis. $25 and costs; Nathan Horhberg. and costs: McN'eal BrockiEgton.

Negro. 2o and cost. False pretenses, William J. Barrett, sub curia. Non-support of child.

Otto iMit-uiMji. surr, enierea oy state, insertion. Charles L. Luckhardt. paroled to pay fcj.GO week.

Non-support, George P. Butcher, year in tiouse ot correction. Assignment Today Assault to rape, Gordon Raver. Robbery with deadly weapon, Russell ibe, Negro, James Monroe. Circuit Court Judge Dennla Proceedings Yesterday Mann et vs.

Boris-, acepuons aismissea. Alexander Milburn Company ts. Trippe, demurrer sustained, leave to amend In fifteen days. Kennerly vs. Kennedy, decree to be signed.

Spencer ts. 1 rank, petition dismissed. Alimony and at tachment cases heard. Dirorces granted: Dorothy K. Bemhard from Earl C.

Bernhard; George B. Bradford from Katbryn Bradford. Assignment Today Nos. 152, 89. 157.

90, 177. Suit Filed for Divorce George T. Plnkind vs. Aragau i. i-inmna; uuDert i.

unedel, st toraey. Circuit Court No. O'Dunne 2 Judge) Proceedings Yesterday Seidel vs. 8eldel. decrr to be signed.

Omaha National Bauk st al. va Baltimore Trust Company et to he resumed st 1,30 P. M. today. Assignment TodayPending case.

Suits Filed for Uiyrrce Rose Smith vs. Benjamin Smith: Helen Sherry, attorney. Koto Oilrer vs. Joseph E. Oliver, Dashiell As Fomoff, attorneys.

Frank Ferrara vs. Cecilia. Kerrara, same attorneys, Superior Court Judges Owens, Frank And Bond Proceedings Teaterday Judge Owens: Scran-ton Knitting Mills vs. Bernard Herman, tion on open account, passed for settlement. Simon Jacobs ts, Phillip E.

Wolfe, action for false arrest, passed for settlement Annabelle Kelly yj. Lmted Railways, action for personal ininries. not concluded. James P. Kelly vs.

same action for loss of services, not concluded. Judge Frank: Patrick F. Hackett vs. Marytand Olass Corporation, on trial. Iirin Kelker vs.

Nathan Klotzman et action for alienation of affections, not concluded. Judge Bond: Nancy Dill vs. Albert H. France, verdict for defendant. Allan Dell vs.

same Verdict for defendant William N. Ptokes s. Leonard Altacliuler et al passed for settlement. Florence Zimmerman vs. Herman Rchulte, passed for settlement Joseph Zimmerman vs.

same, passed for settlement Lynne H. Buroh vs. Ruth E. Franks et non iudgment for defendants for costs. Grace Burch vs.

same, action for personal Injuries, on trial. Assignment Today Judge Owens: Pending rases, Nos. 98, 99: State, use of lkman, vs. Kuh- iiuvt ci at. judge rrana: l'ennmg case, 112.

Judge Bond: Nos. 684. 820, 856. 691. 87(1.

8)1 RfL 837. Action. Filed Bird Spangler vs. John O. Ziks, et sjr.tsH).

personal injuries; George W. Csnieron, sttorney. City Court Judges Dennis, Stein And Dawkins Proceedniga Testerdsv Judge Dennis: See Circuit Court proceedings. Judge Stein: Sophia lung vs. Sun I ab Company, passed for settlement.

F.Vnest H. Taylor vs. William V. Kher wein, plaintiff submitted a non-pros, iudgment for defendant for costs. Richard M.

Hutson vs. TTnited Railways, passed for settlement TetU Appel ra. Colonial Mortgage Company, passed for settlement. Beniamin Al-pert, and wife vs. American Casualty Company, continued.

Stanley H. Wallaek. assignee of Carrie B. Wsllack, vs. Von Schlegell, not concluded.

Assignment Today Judge Dennis: See Circuit Court assignment. Judge Stein: Pending case: Nos. 208. 2.18. 333 356 357 358 339 3tHI 381, 362.

3B3. SM. 3R S66. 36! Actions Filed Ids Cohen. Infant, vs.

George Schneider, trading as Boulevard Cab ompany, et $10,000. personal ininries: Joseph LoefTler. attorney. Abraham Cohen vs! same. loss of daughter's service: same Waller.

Sio.noo. personal injunes; Herman Samuelaon and Rome Rome, attorneys. Madeline a LuirenWl Maa Kanner et $5,000. personal tnim-ies; G. Tyler Smith, sttorney.

Milton, Lugenbeel ts. same. $5,000. loss of wife's services; same sttorney. Willie Johnson va.

Favs Froit. Company, $5,000. personal Injuries; Darid Briedman and Jules Sheffer-man. attornevs Jack Paul vs. Sun Cab Com- Uri-! Court Of Common Pleas Judge uiman Proceedings 'YesterdayAlbert V.

Plrnn w. i i "-ompany et set on for personal on trial. The following wwd for settlement: G. Ziegler vs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company: 5m: R'Ph McHriih vs.

Curtis Bay Towing Company; Mary Kamer Diamond Cab Today Nos. 814. 315. 20. 241, 242 2j)3.

M3. 334 178. 92. 83; Mayor ini Ciw Council ts. Edwards.

Orphans' Court Judges Galthtr, uunn Ana syKes t'T" TestimenUry Granted Estate et Ludwt Faher to lii'. ir-au of rtAmln 'trtinn Granted Fstate of 4gelme Summer to John H. Hesscy admr. (c. $1,000.

AJralrii'ration Granted Estate ot Vo ile Vsch tr, rr.1. Will FiM-Xiine'wVsnmmer. 1'UWfc I. K- rosfer8 S. Bemheimer Msrv Moy-Un.

J. IrrinJltcCoiirt, $6,555.85: Wfl. Louis Muller. i t1.vo4, i.noo: Smith, Is1ie D. Foster, Saa0.

nits Alwlne. Mary Dodd, exn. t''. rr.w striteW, Account Pawed-Eatates of Msrv rnirr- ih.iiab.5T; John Reltaliata. Anthony L.

Bettsliata admr 4.17.1(; Helen B. Stehley. Helen Bemheimer mn torn Administration Acrmmta 'Passed Tatj ef s- M''r. $12,. ejr.

$SOO- Iiord Umie, Hilda E. Lenui al Margaret M. rwirs" J. Dal Bogers et $11,522.42: Emm Hvnson. Nelson H.

Strltehr.ff Mary A. Fleischmsn Butler, Milton Reliherger, $1,750. Seventeen Divorce Cases Are Slated For Hearing Petitions Will Be Decided At Feb ruary Term, Kent County (Delaware) Court Special Dispatch to The Sun Dover, Feb. 13-Seventecn di vorce cases are scheduled for a hearing at the February term of the Superior Court of Kent County, which convenes here Monday, February 19. They include: Iona C.

Greene vs. Victor C. D. Greene; Harold Knight vs. Mildred KniKht; William Ware vs.

Helen Murphy Ware; Mary Elizabeth Cain vs. Cyrlc William Cain; Leroy Gooden vs. Helen C. Gooden; Germa- nia Wright vs. Kenney E.

Wright; Jos eph Britt vs. Rosana V. Britt; Edward B. Mitchell vs. Elizabeth Ends Mitch ell; Helen M.

Watson vs. Raymond S. Watson; Emma Sudler Mosley vs. Clarence Mosley; Mary Chadwlck Dyer vs. Freeman Isaac Dyer; Mar garet A.

Boyd vs. John Henry Boyd; Alice Webb vs. Oscar Webb; Hilda E. Knight vs. William R.

Knight; Alfred Aiken vs. Blanche Aiken; Mary Virginia David vs. Albert David; Charlotte Richards vs. Alexander Richards. Seven of the cases were continued from the October term, 1933.

ilML mm UMLb AND BUILDING NEWS Former Plant Of McShane Bell Foundry Co. Sold To D. C. McAIeer The former plant of the McShane Bell Foundry Company, Harford road and the Baltimore and Ohio Ballroad. has been acquired by Dennis C.

McAIeer. who also bought the machinery and equipment of the plant, trade marks and use of the name McShane Bell Foundry. According; to the deed, filed yesterday, at the Land Record Office. the consideration was In fee. Conveyance was from F.

Donald Fen liapen. trustee, through the Maryland Title Guarantee Company. Title to the garage at 3307-09-11 Bar clay street was conveyed to Raymond A. Eisenhart by Lennox B. Clemens, trustee, for $17.000.

In fee. Sale of tbe two-and-a-half-story stone and stucco dwelling at 400 East Thirty- ninth street, Guilford, for Clinton Bradley, and wife to the Misses Bida B. and Lillian M. Schlossel was reported by Peyton B. Strobel Co, brokers.

The house coutains eight rooms. Exchange of tbe six-room bungalow at 4203 Stanwood avenue, subject to a ground rent of was reported by for the tbree-story apartment property at 1421 West Lexington street, owned by Koland I. Davis and subject to a ground rent of $100. was reported by Uarry Michael aud Jack Hamburger, brokers. Contract for remodeling the building at 105 Mercer street for restaurant pur poses has been awarded to Adam Kratz, buildtr, by Fred Weber, who has leased the building for an addition to his restaurant at 103.

throiifli Julius ana W. Iglenart DroKers. RpAL ESTATE TRANSFERS February 12. ATTRTTSTA 12 Ellen 1. Sheckellj tn Fidelity Trust Co.

trus. 1,500 Batiuba e.s., nr. rieuderson st Lennox R. Clemena. to Raymond H.

Eisenhart 17.000 UAi.vii.KT hi. imi a. Aaiem uioixms. tx Anne MacCallum, g.r. $157.50...

CALVERT 1811 N.Anne MarCailum t6 Charles G. Dunn. g.r. $157.50... CLINTON e.s., nr.

Jefferson Bt Anna D. Stoffel et si to Clias. H. Seguin (lease) CLINTON e.s.T nr. Jefferson Charles H.

Sesuin to Andrew J. Better et r. $04 i ELLWOOD 706 S. St. Casimir's B.

snd L. to Frank Kaszubski. g.r. $45 ELLWOOD 700 S. Adam Voelker, to John Voelker, st al.

GWYNN'S FALLS 301B Alfred Basby. to Younz Men's S. aud i.r. 4.100 HADDON 4911 William H. Cooper, trus.

to West North Are. S. and 8.000 nAiinuKw loo-jo w. aaie v. Umer.

et si. to Ferdinandena. Scbo- bere 1.H5 J. Kitgert et al. to Henry Sloan (lease) LOMBATtD.

s.e.s.. nr. Alliemarle st. Samuel Berioritz. to Rose Biller.

e.r. 48 900 McCULI.OH 1603 Molllo O. Lange-liittig et al. to Harry B. Sherwood rijr.iBaM aoiii W.

Harrod. to Edith O. 8 nuain sin jg. Lennox Clemens, to Maryland Title Securities Corn RTOSTERSTOWN 4852 Monarch Realty Co. to Hyman Horwitz, g.r.

SCOTT Abner Saiier. to Lithuanian-American L. and S. e.r. XH i on 443 K.

K. fres- reregoy. to Jesse w. Dai v. r.

S7S li I i-i' sr. 4 K. w. PMlT to Rose M. Peregoy, bt.

75 6 nr. ropiar itrnre at. Minn T. rricaerson. to John J.

Rlres. g.r. 1.500 MiscFT.r.avpona ONJB LOT T. Drmnld Fenhasen. to Dennis McAIeer 2S.250 1 'ste Trust Co.

to Fllr. nbth M. Burnett, etc 16 719 4.1 TWO LOTR-Lennox B. Clemens, to til" Oi 1 Vi 'i 1 TIT Co. to Maryland Title Rernrities Corp FORTY LOTS FreH -iAi O.

Pnmler ic i Jtmn u- uumier to rre(j j. Transatlantic Mail And Passenger Schedule Schtfilll nf tmntlfltlflntiM vn afl and ojtsa iu suu uuiii crtiiiniure is as loiiows; T0 SAn' TOMORROW City of Norfolk, Hamburg yis snd Nor- DnPi Timpsniy City of Harre, Hayre and Hamburg. To And From New York nnFi THRSriAV American Farmer l.onrirm Antonis, LiTerpool 3, Belfast. Glasgow Tia Hnlifav. Conte Di Savoia, Naples February 8, Genoa, and Gibraltar.

Drottninsholra, Gothenburt February 3, u.iuuii, nunii cruise. nira THirasmy lajropa, Bremen February 9, Southampton snd Oierbourg. Paris, Havre February 9 and Plymouth. DUE FRIDAY Deutseliland. Hamburg February 3, Bremen.

Southampton, Cherbourg and Cobh. President Harding, Hamburg February 7, Hayre. Southampton and Cobh. Volendam, Rotterdam February Boulogne and Southampton, DUE SATURDAY Ilsenstetn, Antwerp February 6. DUB SUNDAY Habsna, Spanish ports and West Indies.

DUB MONDAY Alaunla. Hayre February 9. Southampton vis Halifax. American Trader. London February 9.

Lanrentic, LiTerpool February 10. Cobh Tis Halifax. Pennland, Antwerp February 9, Ham. South-smpton via Halifax. TO SAIL WEDNESDAY Berengarls, Plymouth, Cherbourg snd Southampton.

Berlin, Galway, Boulogne, Bremen and Ham-bmff. Black Heron. Rotterdam. Conte DI Satoia, Naples, Haifa snd i'ort aaia. Estrella, Lisbon.

TO SAIIi THURSDAY Scanynrr. Copcnhaiten. Gdynia and Helsinki. Washington, Cobh. Plymouth.

Harrs and Ham- ourg. TO SAIL FRIDAY American Farmer, Plymouth and London, Cobh and Liverpool yis Halifax. Binuendljk, Rotterdam, TO SAIL SATURDAY-Drottninirhnlm, Gothenburg ICuropa, flierliourg. Southampton snd Bremen Paria, Plymouth and Havre. Marriage Licenses COWLEY MARTINS.

Everett 81. divorced. 1307 Glyndon avenue; Miami it, oivorren. BAKKETT ROZAR. Donald widower, New York: Mitxi.

24. NOKDKKUCII-SOBL'S. Charles 27. in norm i-ori street; rancos 21). PACK PARKS.

Jean 21, Rockvillc, Md Alverda E. 22. MONOKKR-HCHLAR. Jacob, 64. wid ower, ivi North couington avenue; Rosie.

47, widow. TURNER Edwin 29, widower, 247 South Loudou avenue; Ellen, 1. SILVERMAN -MYERS. -Edwin, 24, Washington Dorothy 20. Man And Woman Fail To Kill Selves With Gas George And Marlon Treadway Found Uneonacloui In Newly Rented Apartment Special Dispatch to The Sun York, Feb.

12 A suicide pact failed today for George Treadway, 38, and a woman who gave her name as Marlon Treadway, 32. At a hospital the woman, who denied she was married to Treadway, told the police that they turned on the gas In a newly rented" apartment so that they could die together, because they could not get along with one another. The fumes aroused other occupants of the house, who found the man and woman unconscious on a bed. They were revived at the hospital, (Continued from Preceding Column) OR MORE AUTO FURNITURE COMAKER LOANS) Our charges are as low as any obtainable for tms typs 01 lull loan service. 301 PARK BANK BLDG.

Lexington ft Liberty Sts. Plaza 2-6-9-8. Member N. R. A.

AUTO LOANS 1319 N. Charles ROSE BHANIS A 208 N. Liberty. Ver.mm PROPOSALS (98) War OepartrnMit, Office of the Constructing (juartenuaster, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland Sealed proposals will be reuered at tliis uffice until 10.00 A. K.

8. February 15. VSA4, and then publicly opened for the construction and completion ol Keniodeling Constant Temperature Magazine at Aberdeen Prorine Ground. Maryland. Prospective bidders may obtain plans and spec i flea ions upon deposit of a certified check in amount of $V0O made payable to tbe Treasurer ol the Cnited States.

fJ.3.ft.o.3.14-m War Department. Office of Cbnutnicting Quartermaster, Aberdeen ProTing Ground. Maryland Sealed nrnnosals will TpriTwi at. this nffice until 10.00 A. B.

February I.i4. and then rfiWicly 0111 ed. for construction nf One '1 Barracks for 163 Men. One (1) Fire Station and Guard Hnuse nf. Ahrr1pen Provine Ground.

11 a land. Prospective bidders may ob-iair. p'ans. and specifications upon deposit of certified check in amount of Jflo.OO, made payable to the Treasurer of tlie United States. WAR DEPARTMENT.

Offir nf fh Ton. stmctins Quartermaster. Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland. Sealed proposals will be received at this office until 10.00 A. E.

S. February 20, 1934. and then publicly opened for construction of One Oil House. Onp Stnrsirft Ga rage. One Paint Shop.

One Gasoline Station. One iarpenier nop at Anerneen droving uround, Maryland. Prosnective hiddera mnv ohtain nlann and specifl catiorfc upon deposit of a certified check in amount of $40.00 made payable to the of the United States. fl2.13.14.15.16.19-12t WAR DEPARTMENT. Offir nf th Crm.

structing Quartermaster, Aberdeen Proving urouna. mariana. aeaiea proiiosais will be received at this office until 10.00 A. E. S.

T. teuruary ins, and then publicly opened for construction of three Oil Houses, One Radio House. One- Anti-Aircraft Range, One Shop for fiaie jxanze at Anerneen rrovinu Mnrv- land. Prospective bidders may obtain plans and specifications unon deposit of a certified check in amount of $12.00. made payable to the Treas urer of the United States.

U. 8. ENGINEER 1(Mi Kmn Buildine. Washington. 1).

C. Ketiled nrnnoAalo will be received here until 3 P. February 14, 1934, and then opened, for dredging 21.200 cubic Potomac river, at the month of Rock Creek! uriner iniormauon on appneauon. lai.uria.ia-st LEGAL NOTICES (100) CONDEMNATION AND CLOSING OP TTATT. WILr-K, KOM WELLS STREET, FORMERLY CLAgGETT STREET, NORTH EA ST 1IRL 150 FEET.

Notice is hereby Riven that armlication will be made to the Mavor anrl Pit.v rVinnpil nf Baltimore for the passage of an ordinance for tne condemnation ana closing or Haunert street. ieet wme, irora wens street, jormeriy L'iag-gett street, northeasterly feet, the land hereby oroocsed to be eondemtiMl hentr d. sci i uru loiwws. Beiuc trie bed of Haubert atreet. 4n ftt wide from Wells street, formerly Claggett street) northeaterlv 150 feet, to the division lin h.

tween the properties belonging to the Real Estate ana jmorovemenr comranv of Knitimn and the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore. in accoraance witn a mat or aani street, as proposed to be condemned and closed on file in tne oniee or tne commiaivionere tor opening nrnri, iry nan. TPl.l. 1 4.nr.ZI-Ht HOTELS AND RESORTS (103) ATLANTIC CITY. N.

J. LET THE HOTEL DEMIS Be Yonr Hint Durtnit Che FEBRUARY HOLIDAYS En.loy the midwinter 1111 shine and braelne sea atr ai Auanitc vsiiy. Atrracnve Katefl stiu fretau. WALTER BIIZRY Inc AUGUSTA, GA. FOREST HILLS, Augusta's newest finest fire- proor noiei.

loeai gou, grass greens and tees. AUCTION SALES (106) By E. T. NEWFIX INC. UNDERWRITER SALVAGE SALE ov 1,100 CASES CANNED GOODS And miscellaneous freight, slightly damaged in recent fire a) the warehouse of Victor Lynn TMDsporTatiD Ine.

Rale within the premises 710 N. HOWARD STREET (Second floor) BALTIMORE. MD. TUESDAY, FEB. 13, 1934, ,10 A.M.- Conslstinff of Srtazhetti.

Tpsetahla Snim. To- nvato Juice Soup. Pea Soup. Shoe Peg uorn. sweet routoea, 'louiatoea.

aieriy June Peas. Pork anrl Beans, etc. All nell.knnmi Maryland brands. Also small lot of beer barrels. Underwear.

Slicing Machine. Telephone liquip-ment. Cook Ktove. etc. Most of canned goods is in nearl perfect ynditinn.

CHBVKOLIJT AOTO PARTS 2 Cylinder Heads. 4 Wheels. 2 Dt'tainff Gears. Bumper Bar, 1' Box Drums, Fender, 1 Carton uear ana m. Terms of Sale Cash or certified check.

For Whom It May Concern: 8,000 Burlap Bags. tea 1 l.i a i3iat By N. B. LOBE CO. 103 HOPKINS PLACE WEDNESDAY.

FEBRUARY 14. at 10 A. M. ua ki.ua i NEW BKHROOM HUITES AND OTHER FURNITURE Oousitting of DININO AND LIVING ROOM SDITE3, nroriru iv.cilu'rivne PLAIN AND UPHOLSTERED CHaYrS AND UTHtK HOUSKHUI.O M'r'linn TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION, FLOOR COVERINGS. ETC.

Terms Ctosh Immediate Itrmoral. Ill.ia,14i3t K. B. LOBE CO, AucU. mi nnrifiNa pi.apic pledges for account OB' WmSOLIUATlvO LOAN CUMfANI Fphrllarv 1(1.

at 111 o'clock A. M. Un uNiiallv larce collection of Diamonds. Gold. Sil rer and nlled Watches, jewelry of every de- icripltnn and Sterling siiterwaie.

unii ftaijnr.a. Bonded BrnKers. feflillt N. B. LOBE Aurts.

103 HOPKINS PLACE Pawnbrokers' Sale Pub ic Loan I mice. Inc. and the Prudential Loan Office. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 1U.

AT 10 A. M. 250 Men's Suits, 5 Top Coals. Musical Instruments. Pl.stols, Guns and Miscellsnpous Articles.

TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 20. AT 10 A. M. Diamonna.

Watches, jewelry of all de-srrlntinna Sale Perenintorv. Terms Cash. P1BLIC r)AN OFFICE. PRUDEN-WAL LOAN OFFICE, Brokers. UlBE ft ri i Auctioneers telnet By SAH VT.

PATTIBON CO. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALF OP TWO DIAMOND RINGS AND JEWELRY Bv yirtue of an order of the Orphans' Court tot nsirimorr ciiy, rue nnriersicneo. Anminis-trator of John 8cheek, deceased, will sell by imuilo suction at the auction rooms ol NAM PA I ITND.N A- 407 NORTH HOWARD STREET, FRIDAY, FEBIIUARY 23, at an o'clock a Diamond Rings, Cuff Links, Scarf Pins, Watch nfl main. 'lerms of Sale: onstv 13. HARRIS HKNDERSON.

Administrator, SAM W. PATTISO.N fit fl3.232t Auctioneers. AnCTIOV SALB For account of whom it mav concern tn enter rena ra. ere. nnner nna nv rrim or i nanrer I of the Acta of 1024.

Maryland (ienernl Laws, one-Ton C. Truck. Mulel 20. Mnlor No. 1UHH2I7, Chasls No.

14011, Title No. in tlw name nf Clifton 1205 West Franklin trert. Baltimore. WEDNESDAY, FEHRUART 28, 11134, a AT 11 O'CUICK A. AT fl AND 8 NORTH ARCH STREET, Terms: Cash.

SAM SHOFEU AUTO SERVICE, Lipnor, SAM W. PATTIBON fia.iH.2Hx.lt Anctlonceni. Br PAt'L CAPI.AN SI INC. OWNER LEAVING PITY MPST SELL STOCK F1XTPHKS FOIIIPMKNT ETC. haIa on flip tirt'tnUp NO, SHI E.

HAr.TIMOKK TtlKSnA Y. FEIl. 13. AT 10. 10 A.

FINISHED AND tINFtNINHEP MOULDINGS, PICTURE FRAMES. PAPER. CARD-HOARD, P1CTURK GLASS. FTI. ART ROOKS PPCHINOS, STKEI, ENG RA I.MI.S, ICTt'tlES.

OIL PAINTINGS. CHOPPER AND JOINER. DRAWING TABLES, WORK TABLES. LIIIRAIU SUITE. ETC.

Terms Csih. Immediate mnoval renulied, risxt lfiSX Auctioneers. (Continued from Preceding Column) A DOLLAR SATED IS A DOLLAR EARNED PENNA. ANTHRACITE PENNSYLVANIA BUCKWHEAT 17.80 PENNSYLVANIA PEA 89.45 NO. 8 .....812.21 NUT AND NO.

2 812.00 Best because chance cleaned not hand picked not a bootleg coal no clinkering very low in ash. Tbe best Pennsylvania anthracite you nave ever used or your money reimiuea wimin oours. BITUMINOUS PUFTWII inA8. f.TTMP 86 POCAHONTAS 87.60 VIRGINIA ANTHRACITE 87 vrimivii a vthr APlTlfl fl ABOVE PRICES NET NO BAG CHARGE. We emnloT no salesmen agents or solicitors a middleman a saving to you.

RADIANCE COAL INC. LAFAYETTE 3321. PA. HARD COAL, $11.50 TON (Special Furnace Size) Genuine Pocahontas Egg $9.50 1007, Smokeless 50 Nos. 2 or 3 size U.75 Virginia Hard; special furnace size 9.50 PRATT COAL CO.

Lafayette 2680. Braddibh Ave. and W. M. Railroad.

Penna. Genuine Anthracite SUNBURY 2. AND NUT 811.00. Weight and satisfaction assured. Free bagging.

Day and Night Calvert 323 BLUE COMET EGG. 87.50. VON RINTF.LN SONS. WOLFE 2280. HORSES, LIVE STOCK, ETC.

(89) D. KERNE AUCTION Horses. Mules, Single Line Leaders, Sale every Monday. 10.30 A. U.

303 Colvin street, near Gay. Private Sales Daily. DOGS, BIRDS, PETS, ETC. (93) BLACK Molly, young, 25c, brass tets, sailflns, rosy barbs. Australian rainbows, fancy gold' fish, plants, mussels.

Loesch. 742 Penna are. SCOTTISH litrrier. pedigreed, black, female. 4 Vi moe.

old; nouaeoroken. dim jgamonaaon sve. GU. 340B Clifton Acuarium, 2406 Erdman ave. fair.

8466 WANTED Services of small male Boston Bull for breeding. 735 Harvey st. MONEY TO LOAN (94) HOUSEHOLD $300 Loans To 2y2 LOANS BELOW $300 AT OUR REG LAB RATES Families VpeniriaT house, who can reoav monthly, may borrow $dK at new low montaiy rate 01x174? Household irlres aalck. nrivate service, asks onu husband and wife to sign. maJses no inquiries of friends, relatives or merchants, arranges monthly reDarcnents to fit income, and timirea cost only tor actual days each dollar is Kept, uome in, write 01 pnone tor information.

HOUSEHOLD Finance Corporation 3 OFFICES: MEMBER N. R. A. 6th FL First Nat'l Bank Bids? Light and Redwood Sts. Phone: Plaza 1602.

15th Floor, Fidelity Building Charles snd Lexington Sts. Phone; Plaza 2Uo4 2nd Floor, 209 N. Liberty Street l'none: Plaza uiso. Loans Made In Nearby Towns YOU'LL WALK OUT HAPPY with one of our CASH. LOANS on borrowers' signed NAMES ALONE Whatever the emergency, no matter henr Etessing, if $100 or so in ready cash can elu you, we'll gladly supply it.

absolutely without endorsers, without salary assignments, without requiring furniture, anto or any other valuables, collateral. Borrowers signed names alone are guarantee enough for us. No extra charges either. A quick, sure inexpensive -and more dignified way to borrow. At either of our offices; THE MASTER LOAN SERVICE (NRA) 300 Oalvert Building.

Ill W. Lexington st. 212 Eauitable Bldg. Calvert 3252. Plaza 7813.

Plaza 4124. LET MR. KEENE PAY YOUR LIFE INSURANCE Don't let that policy lapse for want of a little ready cash to pay the premium. Mr. Keene will lend you $50 to $300 quickly and you can return it in small weekly or monthly payments.

1 Our rates are as low as any obtain able for this type of full loan service. MR. KEENE 'S 4 OFFICES: N. W. Cor.

Fayette snd Charles sts. PI. fiR2 3501 Kastern avenue. Broadway 1780 Park Heights ayenue. Liberty 3404 3309 Greenmount avenue.

Diversity 7586 I. F. R. INDIVIDUAL TAMIL! LOWEST REPAYMENT PLAN 50 00 Repay 11.00 weekly. 75.00 Repay 1.40 weekly.

100.00 Repay 1.75 weekly, Repay 8.50 weekly, 300.00 Repay 6.25 weekly. Thii Includes Interest. FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION STOP IN PHONE OR WRITE MR. RICE PRUDENTIAL PERSONAL FINANCE CORP. '415 KQUrrABLE 4TH FLOOR CORNISR CALVEKX AND FAYL'ITK PLAZA 54-7-0 Here's Great News to Borrowers AUTO LOANS IN 5 MINUTES Without Notary Fee Without Recording Fet Without Insurance YOU RECEIVE THE FULL AMOUNT OF YOUR LOAN 633 N.

HOWARD Park in Front at All Houn Ver. 7114 PERSONAL LOANS UP TO $300 IN 24 HOURS Charges figured on unpaid amount only. Repay in from 1 to 20 months. Come In Write Or Phone 331 EQUITABLE 3RD FLOOR Calvert Fayette Sts. Plaza 6-0-8-5 THOUSANDS USE Westtphafl Loams FOR IMMEDIATE NEEDS VOU CAN.

TOO Confidential Service for Ladies. 4112 Park Bank Hid; Plaza H45A. fourth Floor, Islington and Liberty Sis. Loan In One Hour On Furniture or Automobiles. PUBLIC LOAN CO.

Lawful Itittiest Only No Bonus or Extras. IH8 EO'iitnhn Hl)gv 2nd Floor. Plara Hi-!) UNITED BANKERS INC, Ka-t Fstetie Si Hlars Vtm Tiiuscii plofisiiNAL loan sTiivirt" VII I.IMEIITY ST PI.A.A ilJl-l-i VHH Niana- in Autni to S.inn irem 12 Fdei Fiirtiiniie Salary ur at (1st parkins gllli'K I.IIANS IMil tn llsnklng osTTioa, iw n. a aii s. uu.

ami. AND SHIP ACTIVITY Oil Imports For Week Show Jump. Sugar Total Down A decided increase In nil Imports was noted here last wees, as compared with the figure of the preceding week. For the week ended Saturday eleven oil tenders arrived here with a total of 739,481 barrels of fuel, which was 221.055 barrels more than was discharged here during the preceding seven-day period. The Imports last week were divided as follows: 10.000 barrels of lubricating oil, 30.000 barrels of furnace oil, 66,000 barrels of kerosene, 81,000 barrels of fuel oil, 223.305 barrels of crude oil and 327.176 barrels of gasoline.

A decrease of 43,192 bags of sugar was observed In the imports here last week, when but one vessel, the Norwegian steamer Snestad, arrived here with 60,000 bags of centrifgual sugar from Iloilo, I. William H. Davis, National Compliance Director, National Recovery Administration, will be the guest speaker at the monthly meeting of the Propeller Club of the United States, Port of Baltimore, to be held at 6.30 P. M. today at the Chesapeake Club, Baltimore Trust Building.

Through tbe courtesy of Edward R. Armstrong, arrangements have been made with the Seadrome Ocean Dock Corporation to show a series of slides and motiou pictures demonstrating the practicability of the proposed bases to be stationed at designated intervals in the North Atlantic Ocean for the use of transoceanic aviation. G. U. Pouder, director of the Export and Import Bureau, will act as toastmaster.

Ice formations in the harbor and upper portions of the Chesapeake Bay were reported in such quantity yesterday that large vessels were slowed down considerably and the operations of the smaller craft were practically aoan-doned. The Panamanian steamer San Benito, with a cargo of bananas from Porto Cortez for the United Fruit Company, made the fastest run In the bay yesterday when she completed the trip from the Capes to North Point in approximately twelve hours. The tanker Cerro Azul, operated by the Standard Shipping Company, yesterday required fourteen hours to travel from Cape Henry to Cove Point, a distance of ninety miles. At 4.30 P. M.

yesterday no further report had been received of the British tanker Athelviking, which was said to have sailed from Newport News ror tins port at 7 A. ji. sailings of the Old Bay Line and the Chesapeake Steamship Company, both scheduled from this port for Norfolk at 6.30 P. yesterday, were postponed until 7 A. today.

The Chesapenke Line will sail the steamer Yorktown in place of the City of Baltimore, which is now in dry dock for ner annual repairs. Moore and McCormack, agents for the Mooremack Gulf Lines, yesterday announced an improved service between Baltimore and Gulf portsT Beginning February 22, with the sailing of the steamer Commercial Alabaman, there will he weekly departures on Thursdays from this port for New Orleans via Kor. folk ami Eight days will be requireu ior tne trip. Port Of Baltimore ISupplied by the United States Coast and Geodetic SurveyJ The Tides High Water. A.M.

P.M. 6.3R Has 4 03 s.as 3.03 4.03 Low Water. A.M. P.M. 2 12.08 10.54 U.54 February 12.

Fort. McTfenrv. Sandy Point. Thomas Arrived SAS BENITO McDonald, from Puerto correz; Dananaa, to united xruit Company. At Pier 1.

Pratt street. MAtt N'BGRO (Span from Huelva; pyrites, to i.ui.iuian uompauy. at uaviaon Uheroical Com-uanv. Tug BOXER (light), from Norfolk; to Cottman Conmimv. Tun LOCUST POINT, with 2 harKen.

from a bay Cleared Pico -ballast, by Furnesa. Withy (V, Ltd. LXl'OKTKR. Andersen, for Philadelphia: trsn- J-Xffirt Steamahin Conwation. SNKSTAD Sorensen.

for Philadelphia, LKHMiil. Whalen. for' AfmichpftrM- vi 'KnrtnTV sriierai ana transi. oy Alport Steamship Corporation. SAN HKXITO fPn 1 McTVn.M trnait TTnl.a ALiSONOIrt.N.

for Bavtown; ballast, by Stand arn SniriniiitT Pimnanv pAPp(SR. for a Gulf port; ballast, by SUnd- i4 KM.ii'l-"'! vuui)aiiy. Sailed ALGUNOUIX. for Baytown: PAPOOSE, for a Porx: nail.MIILUSrlllUI (Sited. I Tampico; LEHIGH, for Manchester vis Munuia, oa.i tvt.iiu for Boston.

Chesapeake Bay Reports (OVB) POINT. MD. Cloudy, calm. raaem up i.iaj f. Ala.

from BotUrdani a oosion. -ew xork and Philadelphia: 2.L'3 P. Cerro Azul. frum Houston; 4 SO P. CltlftB SprVioe flWl fi-nm tj Pawed Down 12 20 P.

Eniblane. for Nor-m Hi Algonquin, fur Baytown. CAPH HL.NRT. VA. 8 A.

raininu. north. roues- noon, rainini. north, 10 miles; light fOff: 4 P. vainlnoM lo Passed In 11 A.

'Tatsuno Afflm York lllli) Philnrlotnhia Passed Out 2 P. M-. Inierfem for New Sailed For Baltimore Black fjnll, from Antwerp, New York 11th arn red. BrM2vl1 Dut''- from Boston, Philadelphia 11th, Barbara Tia Norfolk. Philadelphia 11th.

oniDua, i-nusdelphis 11th. Arrived From Baltimore Isohcl. New York nth. 'ama IMwert 1 T4 Dakotlan New l'ork loth, sailed hwansai Mam (Jap), Vnrk loth. SlancUebtcr Hero Philadelphia Radio Reports Bedford.

TO tnlle u.i,fh 11.1. Argosy. 78H milea west. (Joiienhngeii 11th, Anniston City, 701 milca north Balboa 11th. Agwistar l'JO miles south Ambrose 1 ltb.

ltcltV. 11)5 miles from 111, City of Hamburg, 150 rmlca northeast Dorer ralmar 4.1A mile vn R.lKna 11K i Sertice Fuel, 104 wiles south' Caps Henry Ci'J of Newport News, 883 miles east Cape City of Harre, 1,105 miles est-northest Chess- i no. clairton, .17.1 milea east Cape Baca 11th. i.niiuin, j.iou nines east unstou inn. to miiM northeast jnpifer 11th.

icoraeaiina. 411 milpR frnni t'nrl Pirn lttt. Sidney M. Hauptruan, 1,27 miles southeast T. J.

Willisms. 655 miles southesat Csps Henry Tltania, 1.H20 mllea from Bergen 11th. r.i Aimirante. in mn-a east rsand jey lutn, "est Cape. lf7 milca from Pmce loth.

Btterton. LOil) mllea from Mohile 11th. City of Baltimore, Havre 11th. El Onddent. 1411 milca mirth Jtiniter 11th Wecms, SMS miles from New York 11th.

Tercero, IliO miles south-southesat Norfolk 11th. Bound For Baltimore Chickasaw City, at New York January 81. romnna. riulsilelphia l-ehruary n. aiorugfmery tTity.

ew urieans ireDmsry Tia Xi'ff Tnrlt etfl. F.leanor Chrlstenson, Brtnn February T. ftnltnlo Urlilir- I'nlnn A Neidenfela Norfolk February M. rcnniar, xork ieuruary 1U vis, Fhlls- dell'llis. Alssund (Din Copenhagen January 29 lis Hnstun.

loldm Mmmtain. Nnn Jinn Febnisry 6. Icktor (Nor.) Istanbul January 20 Nyhang Ileuiiion liccember 12. Iiifluna Llrenxol lanuarv 14 Kntsnaren (Swed.l. Cap Bars February 6 Kaien ISwed) Gothenburg Janusry 2S vis Boston.

Ilrlle (Nor st Porto Tarafs Jsnusry 25. West (iritnl. Bahia Jsnuarv steel Minuier. Port. Said Kehni'iry 1.

Seren Sens Trader Alicante February 0. TVinona Ccmty. Glasirow I'ehniary 1. i islo February 1 tis Boston Steel Narlgator Port Slid r'ebruary 1 vis iiiroku Maru (Jap Mhlmenesekl Janusry at). Mree.lvR (I i I.

at Philadelphia Fcbrusry ll. IHIwnrth. Hmistcn Febniaty 4 rnnstance Chandler. Panama Februsry 4. WillNflvj.

Mn Pedro Kebniary II. Calmar. Nan Pedro Februsry 1. Steel Inrentor Hllo Februsry 2. Iiv or woolieater New Jorg Februsry ria Phi ndelolila Quaker City.

Philadelphia February ft. .1. A. Molfett. ornus Chrlst.1 February Kdlth CorniM Christ! February 8, Wllllioro, San Pedro February S.

Mnhmit I Calcutta February 3 ls Nsw York, etc. Argcy, Copenhagen February 6. It of Untie, Havre renr'laiy r). 'srrnm dir. at rew 1 frK Fehniarv it.

W. Wrilf llarhnr Island Fehmam Forbes Ilaimtmaii, at Philadelphia Febnisry T. Anaeles. at Biienna Aires Kebruary 7. Wack liull, nt New York Kebpianr lu, Ferndsle (Nor Manila January 81, etey el7 an rraneisco renruary l.

ilsnln IN'nr 1. West Norway rttior SI. West Csps. Baa Francisco January IS. J.

Boston Buffalo Charleston Chicago Cincinnati Denver Detroit Galveston Hatteras Jacksonville Cloudy Los cloudy. Alemiinis Miami Minneatiolis New Orleans. New York Oklahoma City Philadelphia Pittsbnrch Haleieh Richmond St. Louis Salt Lake City. Clear Timina Clear.

Winnipeg Weather and wind st 3 P. M. Atlantic City. cloudy, west. 8 miles.

Norfolk, cloudy, west, 14 miles. Winds on Chesapeake Bay. north of Potomac rirer. next 24 hours: strong northwest, witn gales at times. isortnwcst storm warnings are aispiayea on Chcfaapeake Boy News Of Maryland Told In Brief Berlin Charzed with nassing coun terfeit $10 bills, Quigley Kyan, 27.

and Paul Rickards. 35. are beinir held in jail at Snow Hill pending arrival of reaerai autnorities ior a more tuorougn investigation of the case. Cardiff Found in an unconscious con dltlon in front of his erocery. E.

Mitsel, 63, wan carried to the office of a physician, who pronounced him dead Deuevea he nau a Heart attack. Elkton T. Z. Miller, county aeent. has called five meetings for this week at which farmers will be elven detailed information relative to the corn-hog adjustment program by the Federal Government.

Cumberland The Rev. Dr. Henry Kloman, rector of Emmanuel Protestant hulscopal Church tor the last eight years, has announced, hs reBicnatlon. effective "any time this year." Lconardtown Charles Benedict Green- well: 88. former vice-nresident of the First National Bank of St.

Mary's county, who cupu Saturday, was buried yesieraay morning. Rockvlllo Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon for George G. Bradley. 62. formerly a member of ihe Board of County Com missioners ior Montgomery county for i-igiit years and one of the county best-known citizens, who died of an rreetliin of the heart Sunday nlcht at nis uome at Kethcsria.

Westminster Mrs. Frank T. Mvcrs was reelected yesterday as president of tne carroii county Children a Aid Society. Federalsburg "The World's All Right, a musical comedy with a cast or ISO. will be presented In the Temple Theater Thursday and Friday nights under auspices ot ttio Ladies' Aid of union Methodist Episcopal Church.

Cumberland Mr. and Mrs. Charles HrfMinnu have announced the eniraire ment of their daughter. Miss M. Madge Brennan.

to C. Howard Newhold. of Long Eaton, ftottlngliauiHhlre. England. Mount Airy Funeral services will be held thiB morning for Mrs.

Cornelia Ann Hartmnn, widow of Valentine Hartman, who celebrated her ninety fourth birthday January 21. Baptist Group To Meet At Lynchburg Today Rev. Dr. Sparks W. Melton, Norfolk, Will Preside At Sessions In First Church tSpecial Dispatch to The Sun Petersburg, Feb.

12 Seven hun dred or more delegates will attend the Baptist General Association of Virginia, which opens its one hundred and tenth session in Petersburg tomor row morning at 10 o'clock in the First Baptist Church. The Rev. Dr. Sparks W. Melton, pas tor of the Freemason Street Baptist Church of Norfolk, is the resident of the association.

The program for the three days' ses sion includes many of the leaders of the Baptist denomination, both state and national, among whom are the Rev. Dr. J. B. Lawrence, secretary of the home mission board cf the South ern Baptist Convention; the Rev.

Dr. M. E. Dodd, of Shreveport, president of the Southern Baptist Convention; the Rev. Dr.

W. S. Abernathy, of Washington, D. president of the Northern Baptist Convention, and the Rev. Dr.

Louis D. Newton, pastor of the Druid Hills Baptist Church of At-1 lanta, I.