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Nos. 80 to 106 THE SUN. BALTIMORE, THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 29, 1934 21 REAL ESTATE DEALS AND BUILDING NEWS Plans For 16 Semi-Detached Dwellings Opposite Forest Park High School Filed Plans for the erection of a group of sixteen semi-detached dwellings opposite the Forest Park High School will be filed in a few days with the Bureau of Buildings. The proposed houses will be built by the First National Building Company, of which John Kennedy is president, at 4201-19 Chatham road, 3501-03 Hicks avenue, 3600-02 Hicks avenue and at 4104-06 Liberty The plans Heights call and stucco structures.

31 by 145 feet, with two-car garages. They will contain about twelve rooms each, according to the announcement. The concern is completing A group of twelve dwellings at the same location and plans construction of additional units in the near future, it was aunounced. Contract for the erection of a anda-half-story brick and frame dwelling in Pinehurst for C. W.

Cross, has been awarded to Henry W. Momberger. The house will be 60 by 30 feet. John Carroll Dunn is the architect. Bids for the construction of a Colonial type brick and stone dwelling on the Valley road, near Green Spring avenue, in the Green Spring Valley, for Dr.

John E. Howard, have been asked from builders. The house would contain about ten rooms and was designed by F. W. Roudebush and L.

M. Fisher, architects. Leasing of the new store and apartment building at 3627 Park Heights avenue to Michael and Rose Auslander for Benjamin Tarlow was reported by the Realty Mart. brokers. The lessees plan to use the store for business purposes.

following the completion of necessary alterations. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Wednesday. Nov. 28. BOARMAN s.s., nr.

Eldorado- -Eleanor Schlegel et al. to C. Miller et al. 6 BONAPARTE 1002 John A. Farley, Patterson Park P.

L. and B. g.r. $70...... BOULDIN, W.8., nr.

Fleet st. B. L. A. to Frank J.

Yurek and wife. CARROLLTON AVE. 413 Louis Mitnick, to City B. g.r. $115.

350 CARROLLTON 413 -City B. to Berwin Realty g.r. $115... 5 CLINTON 620 Bena and wife to William Goetze and wife. $60.

CRAIG w.s.. ur. Glenwood-Karl A. M. Scholtz to Bond St.

P. B. .1,500 DRUID HILL 1229- -Raymond T. Carpenter, to Raymond T. Car-' penter, g.

r. DRUID 1229 -Raymond T. Carpenter, to Herbert F. Kuenne, $58 5 DRUID HILL -Herbert Kuenne to Raymond T. Carpenter and wife.

g.r. 5 EASTERN 3415 and 3117- -Philip Wienecke Sons, to Equitable Trust Co. (10-year lease). ELLSWORTH 1606- John A. Farley, to Lillian M.

Ernst, g.r. $30... 75 EMERSON 2503 Arthur J. Funk, to Christian C. Bockelman, g.r.

$36. 5 FAIT 3722 -Mary Moelter to Henry J. Weber, g.r. $45.... 5 FALLS ROAD.

4413 Edward S. Smith and wife to Clarence R. McKenney and wife, g.r. $54.. 5 FAWCETT '498 Paul Kramer to Howard D.

Haines. g.r. $48. 5 FAWCETT 438-Howard D. Haines to Paul F.

Perrera, g.r. $48.. 5 FAYETTE s.w.c. Paca-C. Alex.

Fairbank. to Saratoga B. Land Corp. 75,000 FEDERAL. n.s., nr.

Patterson Park- -Mary R. Herbst al. to Joseph B. Herbst, g.r. $60..

5 FORREST 372-Adrian Hughes to Thomas Hughes, $65.. 5 FRANKLIN. 2614 -S. 'Scott Kirkley to Bohemian B. L.

and S. g.r. $72.....1,800 FULTON 1538 Olsan to Sidnev Wolk, g.r. 5 GLOVER 504 S. William F.

Rosenthal to Albarta R. Kafka, g.r, $30.. 5 GORSUCH 922-John Watson, to McKim's Hill P. B. $63 2,500 GREENMOUNT 3216 -Norman Liehling and wife to Ernest J.

Condon and wife. g.r. $72. 5 GREENMOUNT 3216 -Marjorie Patterson to Ernest J. Condon.

5 GROVELAND 4310 William M. Kennedy, to Real Estate and Imp. Company .4,000 GROVELAND AVE 4310 Real Estate and Imp. Co. to A.

G. Pack. 5 HARLEM 1937-Oscar L. Ball and wife to Louis Schaefer (lease) HARLEM 1937-Oscar L. Ball and wife to Marion L.

Howarth et. HARLEM AVID. 1937-Louig Schaefer to Ball and wife. g.r. $65..

HARLEM AVE. Karl M. Scholtz to Pearl St. P. S.

B. $75 1,200 LAKEWOOD, e.s.. nr. Jefferson- -George H. Kranz, to Emma Brack.

g.r. $42... 5 LAKEWOOD. e.5., nr. Jefferson Emma Brack to George H.

Kranz, g.r. LEXINGTON 210 Fahnestock, to The New Theatre (lease) MONROE 1814 P. B. A. to Alessandro Cieri, MULBERRY 1317 -Arthur Pierce to Realty Imp.

g.r. $90... MULBERRY AND DIAMOND -Barbara Hall, to Thomas H. Price. g.r.

$100.. 1,625 MULBERRY AND DIAMOND cor. -Thomas H. Price to Barbara F. Hall, g.r, $100.......

5 NORTH, McCulloh- is. Coulter to 'Aliceanna St. L. S. g.r.

$120 5 OAKLAND AVE -Tillie Detrick to Montee Publishing $65.. OAKLEY 1818 Hannah E. Reed; to Wm. G. Packard, g.r.

5 OLIVER 1630 Apter, to Morris Apter, g.r. $66.. OLIVER ST. 1630 E. Alfred Apter to Morria Apter, g.r.

$66.. OLIVER 1630 E. -Morris Apter to Alfred Apter. SIC $66... 5 PARK A TE 6210 -Safe posit and Trust Company, to Rhona 5 PATAPSCO 1424 Charles Schlag and wife to Eugene Bach and wife, g.

I. PATTERSON PARK AVE 830 B. Leverton to Marie l'. Lenoir. PENNSYLVANIA 2736 Title Holding Co, to R.

B. PINKNEY ALLEY, nr. Ward st.Geo. Mendell to Chas. R.

Sullivan and wife, g.r. $30... POPLAR GROVE, nr. WinchesterMatilda Hoffman to Raymond A. Ener, $72 POPLAR GROVE.

WA. Winchester Raymond A. Egner to Matilda Hoffman, $72 POPLAR GROVE nr. Belmont Regina W. Redifer, to Adelina R.

Suresch, POPLAR GROVE e.s.. nr. BelmontAdelina R. Suresch to Herbert H. Redifer, $72.

W. Mr. John Koch to Henry Bernhardt, r. $60. 5 PRESTON 407 -Ida A.

Ellis to Harry Merowitz. 1,300 PRESTON ST. 407 -Harry Merowitz and wife to Lillian Mitchell. lease. PRESTON 407 E.

-Harry Merowitz and wife to J. Abner Sayer. PRESTON 407 Lillian Mitchell to Harry Merowitz. 848.. SARAH ANN ur.

Poppleton Bunnie Schiller to James W. SECOND. nr. Washington- W. Windle' and wife to Carroll 12.

Williams and wife TWENTY THIRD ST. 539 E. James F. Debaugh, to Robert Frazier and wife, St 5 TWENTY -FIRST 718 F. -Michael T.

MeNeal, to Safe Deposit and Trust Company Keysererine A. McElroy. to Catherine A. McElroy, g.r. $36......

$38.50 WESTFIELD. W. Weitzel to William Weitzel. 2,000 MISCELLANEOUS THREE LOTS- -Adrian Hughes to Thomas Hughes, 5 THREE LOTS Allan W. Rhynhart, to Florence 5 SEVERAL LOTS -John F.

Dower to Fred F. Kroedell, SEVERAL LOTS- -Southern Supply Co. to M. T. Co.

SEVERAL Harry to Bond St. P. B. 700 SEVERAL LOTS- -Erwin Ira Ulman, to City and County B. 4,000 SEVERAL LOTS -Mary K.

Kalbfus et al. to Joseph F. Wolciechowski and 700 SEVERAL LOTS Florence A. Felter, to Allan W. Rhynhart.

5 SEVERAL LOTS--Ida Olsan to Sidney Walk to 5 SEVERAL, LOTS Sidney Wolk Ida etc. SEVERAL, etc. LOTS Sidney Wolk to Ida 5 SEVERAL Edward' Gimbel and wife to William Johnson. SEVERAL LOTS- -Liberty Realty Corn. to Harry E.

Rothenberger. Marriage Licenses LUTZ William 23, 1207 Cleveland street: Evelyn 21. James F. 32. 4410 Raspe avenue: Elizabeth 35.

Robert 20, 108 East Preston street: Beatrice 20. SCHROEN HUDSON. Henry 32. 2702 West Fairmount avenue: Naomi 31. Elleralie avenue: Lillian 21.

S- 21, 3009 John 40, widower. Hamilton: Mae widow. with 25: Muriel 19, 2830 Rayner avenue, AUGUSTYNIAK MACK. -Joseph. 24: Catherine, 22, 1605 Aliceanna street.

THEIS7 George 24, 2001 Fleet street: Cella ENGEL CRITZMAN, Henry 24, 565 South Longwood street; Anna 22. -John 26, 1616 North Wolfe street: Evelyn 26. PALEES LUDWIG. Wolf. 2237 East Baltimore street: Leona 26.

ANDERSON 22. 4743 Old York road: Verna 22. HURLEY -Henry 22: Geraldine 20, 1130 Poplar Grove street. LEVY LIPSITZ. Herbert, Chauncey avenue: Bess, 28, divorced.

PORTER SCHREIBER.Pearl. East Baltimore street. HOUCK HYATT. John 0., 23, 1804 MeHenry street: Alvina, 18. DERMAN- FIRESTEIN.

Nathan, 00 415 North Wolfe street: Fannie, 21. GOTTHELF STULMAN. David. 98. 1506 East Monument street: Hilda, 23.

MITCHELL GARRIQUES. Carl 31. 134 South Potomac street: Marguerite BALL Ernest 20. Washington: Dorothy 23. -Solomon, 25, 3227 Powhatan avenue: Freda, JETT-PAGE.

-Jeter 38, 1507 Park avenue: Marion 31. Harry C. 32. 1416 North Bond street: 19. -Harry 40, 2306 Fleet street: Aleine 28.

KIRSCH 27. 2328 Garrett avenue: Annette 22. REEVES- 27, Columbia. S. Ruth 21.

KEMLER 41. 4301 Armtana avenue: Florence 45, widow. GEGNER- 41 Lidie 29. widow. 623 Wyeth street.

NESS 30, 618 West Hamburg street; Beatrice 22. HUTTON-LYNCH. Harry, 23, 1219 Battery avenue: Mary, 23. 37, Bethlehem, Anna, 22. The Sun Calendar Today's Almanac For Baltimore Sun riscs.

.7.05 A.M. Sun sets. .4.44 P.M. Moon P.M Low High tide A.M., 7.04 P.M PHASES OF THE MOON FOR NOVEMBER First Pull moon. 219t New 7th Last quarter.

The Weather Forecast for Baltimore, Maryland and District of Columbia Occasional rain, with mild temperature today; rain and colder tomorrow. General Conditions disturbance has slowly southward with intensity, being central near Puerto Plata. that was centered Tuesday night has moved to Northern disturbance that developed is moving eastRio Grande Valley, extends from Southern Sound. disturbances have been the North Pacitic generally over the United States and by of the Plateau and regions. pressure prevails over sections.

The temperature to rise in the Atlantic Ohio Valley and the while it has fallen other sections. disturbance now over move eastward and will be generally today and for generally fair in the western Kentucky and Tennessee. change to snow Virginia and Eastern Maine. The temperature mild in the Atlantic colder weather will Valley, Tennessee Region today and Atlantic States tomorrow. Off Atlantic CoastHook.

increasing becoming fresh over Hook to Hatteras. over north portion or east over south to Jacksonville, fresh to Florida Straits, or east. Weather States Weather Bureau, Baltimore Custom House, 18 A.M.| temperature. 59 temperature. 59 humidity.

93 NE. SE .01 Rain Cloudy (sea-level) 30.34 30.33 Temperatures 57 42 Hourly Record 2 P. 12 6 56 8 60 10 Weather Bulletin the weather at 8 P. M. and temperatures recorded stations named below: T'artly Rain Snow.

Partly Clear. Partly l'artly Cloudy. Partly Rain and wind at 8 P. southeast, 18 miles. miles.

Chesapeake Bay, north of hours: Fresh southerly. The tropical move slished day night turbance souri northeastward other Arizona over the fourth to Puget by These rain the rather portions Mountain High all other continued the Upper Lake Region, over most The Texas will northeastward rain quite row, except tomorrow Ohio, will likely from West Northern continue day, but the Ohio Lower Lake and the Winds Sandy south, tion Sandy southeast southeast Hatteras Jacksonville ate northeast Baltimore United Office, Dry bulb Wet Relative Direction Velocity of Precipitation State of Barometer Normal. A. M. A.

A. A. 11 A. 12 I'. State of est and lowest day at.

the Atlantic Boston Buffalo Charleston Chicago Cincinnati Denver Detroit Galveston Hatteras Jacksonville Las Angeles. Memphis Miami Minneapolis New Orleana. New Oklahoma Philadelphia P'ittsburgh Raleigh Richmond St. Salt Lake Tana Winnipeg Weather partly cloudy, southeast, 12 Winds on river, next 24 Transatlantic Mail And Passenger Schedule continued diminWednes- The disover rapidly Ontario. Anover ward while the Alaska attended States eastern half snow in Rocky practically has States, Lower slightly Southern and later attended by tomorweather portions of The rain tomorrow Ohio to will States tooverspread and the tomorrow Eastport to southeast or south porfresh and fresh portion easterly: moder- Report Observer's November 28.

Noon 18 P.M. 60 58 91 .14 Clouds 1 30.25 63 51 61 59 59 the highduring the High. Low. 52 44 44 58 66 68 70 34 66 34 24 22 Atlantic City, Norfolk, clear. Potomac Schedule of transatlantic mail and passenger ships to and from Baltimore in as follows: SAILED YESTERDAY City of Norfolk, Hamburg via Havre and Nor folk.

DUE TODAY City of Havre, Havre and Hamburg. To And From New York ARRIVED WEDNESDAY Exeter, Mediterranean porta via Boston. Manhattan. Hamburg November 21, Havre, Southampton and Cobh. SAILED WEDNESDAY Bergensfiord, Bergen and Oslo.

Black Heron, Antwerp, President Harding, Cobb, Plymouth, Havre and Hamburg. DUE THURSDAY Lafayette, Havre November 21 and Plymouth, Rex. Genoa November Villefranche and Gibraltar. DUE FRIDAY Hamburg, Hamburg November 22, Southampton and Cherbourg. Scanyork, DUE SATURDAY Byron, Piraeus November 14, Patras and Lisbon.

DIE MONDAY American American Shipper, Merchant, Liverpool London November 23. and Belfast, Frederik Copenhagen November 23 and Oslo Magallanes, Barcelona November 16, Cadiz and Vigo. Scythia, Liverpool November 24, Cobh via Boston. Volendam. Rotterdam November 24, Boulogne and Southampton DUE TUESDAY Alannia, Southampton November 24, Havre via Halifax.

Berenzaria, Southampton November 28 and Cherbourg. Gdynia November 23 and Copenhagen. Precident Johnson, world cruise. TO SAIL. FRIDAY American Trader, London.

Argosy, Copenhagen, Gdynia and Helsinki. Europa, Cherbourg, Genoa, Marseille, Southampton, Leghorn and Bremen. Naand ples. Lancastria, Cobn and Liverpool via Boston. Olympic, Cherbourg and London Southampton.

Antwerp Pennland, Havre, and via Halifax. TO SAIL SATURDAY Chincha, Cape Town. Algoa Bay and Beira, Casablanca and Barcelona. Lafayette, Plymouth and Havre, Rex. Gibraltar, Naples, Villefranche and Genoa.

Transylvania, Belfast and Glasgow via Halifax. TO SAIL MONDAY Magallanes, Barcelona. TO TUESDAY Byron. Ponta Delgada, Lisbon and Piraeus via Boston. Manhattan, Cobh, Plymouth, Havre and Han burg.

LOCAL PORT NEWS AND SHIP ACTIVITY Bull Line Steamer Cornelia, Tied Up Here Since August, To Sail Tomorrow Tied up here since August 12 for installation of a refrigeration plant in her holds, the Bull Line steamer Cornelia yesterday was shifted to Pier 5. Pratt street, where she is being loaded in preparation for her sailing for the South tomorrow. Work aboard the vessel was completed at the Maryland Dry Dock Company. A survey of the steamer Flomar, completed yesterday at the Panama Canal. was said to have revealed a broken tail shaft, according to received here by the Maritime Exchange.

The vessel, which sailed from Los Angeles November 15, and was scheduled to rive here December 13, is expected to be placed in drydock for repairs on Decomber 8. Moore McCormack, are the local agents for the Flomar, which is operated by the Calmar While all departments of the Custom House will remain closed today, the Maritime Exchange will be open between 9 and 10 A. M. and 4 and 5 P. M.

The Bull Line steamer Deliste arrived here yesterday in ballast Norfolk and was placed in the upper yard of the Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation for repairs. Among the four vessels which arrived here yesterday was the steamer Independence Hall. in command of Captain MeKenzie, which docked at Pier 5, Port Covington, with 11 cargo including 239 cases and one barrel of wine and nine cases of brandy, Operated by the America France Line, the Independence Hall expected to sail from here Tuesday for Havre, Bordeaux and St. Nazaire, France, The Terminal Shipping Company is the local agent. Returned to service after having been tied up for several weeks the Newport News Shipbuilding Company for improvements, the Merchants and Miners steamer Dorchester was docked yesterday at Pier 3.

Pratt street, and is expected to sail tomorrow. Bay boats which arrived here vester. day were: Steamers City of Norfolk, James, passengers and merchandise. from Norfolk: City of Richmond. Daugherty, passengers and merchandise.

from West Point. President Warfield, Foster, passengers and merchan disc, from Norfolk: Louise. Irelan, gen eral cargo. from Philadelphia: Lexing ton. Thomas, merchandise, from Cristield and Eastern Shore of Virginia points.

Power boats Victor Lynn, Mayne, generat cargo. from Salisbury: Henrietta Frances. Wilson, general cargo, front Cambridge: Pawtucket, Killman, merchandise, from Norfolk. Port Of Baltimore by the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey, I The Tides High Water Low Water Port Sandy Point. MeHenry.

A.M. 11.17 12.52 A.M. 5.35 7.10 7.04 Thomas Point. 10.17 4.35 November 28. Arrived INDEPENDENCE McKenzie, from Bor deaux via New York; general.

to Terminal PLUOR Shipping SPAR. Company. West, At from Pier 5. New Port. Bedford, Covington in transit.

10 Lykes Bros. Steamship Inc. At Fell street. SILVER SWORD. from Tampa; phosphate rock, to master.

At A. A. C. works, Canton. DELISLE.

from Norfolk: ballast, to A. H. Bull Co. At upper yard, Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation, WHITE FLASH. from Richmond: to Standard Shipping Company Tug S.

S. Co. NO. 12, with barge, from a bay port. Tug Tug LIZZIE DEWEY, D.

with barge, from Philadelphia. SHAW, with barge, from delphia. Tug AUGUST A. DENIARD, with two barges, from A bay port; to Eastern Transportation Company. Cleared IRONE for Tampa and St.

Petersburg; general, Bull Re EDITI. for Corpus Christi, Beamount and Lake Charles: general, by A. I. Bull Co. CAROLYN.

for Tampa: general, by A. H. Bull Co. SMARAGD Andersen. for Sama; ballast.

by Lanasa Steamship and Importing Company. ARTIGAS. Martino, for Manchester via Norfolk: general and transit, by Export Steamship Corporation, SAN DOMINGO, Pearson, for Cristobal and Ban Diego via Norfolk; domestic and transit, by Quaker Line. Sailed IRENE. for Tampa and St.

Petersburg: EDITH, for Corpus Christi, Beaumont Charles: CAROLYN, for Tampa: SMARAGD for Sama: CAPILLO, for Janeiro via Norfolk: LLANOVER for New Orleans: WILLMOTO, for Norfolk; HANLEY, for West Coast ports (25th). Chesapeake Bay Reports COVE POINT. calm. P'assed Down General Putnam. for Norfolk; 1 P'.

Bracholm for Norfolk. CAPE miles HENRY, VA. partly A. cloudy, clear, southeast, east, 10 noon miles: 4 P. partly cloudy, southeast, 9 miles.

Passel In -27th. 10.30 P. City of Havre, from Havre and Hamburg. for Norfolk end Baltimore: 28th. 9.30 A.

San Domingo, from Philadelphia: 12.30 P. Canto, Tampico: 3.20 I'. Eastern Temple, from Norfolk Passed P. M. Catahonla, for Guayoquit: 4 P.

Fueloil. for New York: 28th. A. Rosario, for San Juan; City of Guilford for Alexandria via New Orleans, and Vogesen for Tampa: 8.30 A. California, for Cristobal and San Diego via Savannah: 10.40 A.

Dago, for St. John: 11.30 A. Betty, for Jacksonville, Miami, Port. Everglades and Fort Pierce. Sailed For Baltimore Agwiworld, from New York, Philadelphia 27th, arrived.

Fordefjord from Port. Alfred, Philadelphia 27th. arrived. Plow City, via Charleston. Savannah 26th, Baldbutte.

from Houston. Wilmington, N. 27th, arrived. Mar Caribe (Span). Huelva 24th.

Llandberis Istanbul 25th. Orotava, via Charleston. Santa Marta 25th. Rydboholm Sundsvall 23d. W.

11. Libby, Tampico 24th. Arrived From Baltimore Malaren New York 27th. Vacuum, New York 27th. Quaker City, Hampton Roads 26th.

Steel Navigator, Savannah 27th. Clairton. vi New York for Cork. Belfast 25th. Radio Reports Reacon.

15 miles southeast Tortugas. Cauto, 390 miles south Baltimore. Cerro Ebano. 202 southwest, Diamond. Charles Pratt, 84 miles west.

Sand Key. City of Hamburg, 362 miles west Havre. City of Flint, 538 miles cast Boston. Charles It McCormick. 2,136 miles from Balbon.

Dort, 424 miles from Baltimore, Eleanor Christenson, 1,528 miles southeast Log Angeles. IC. J. Nickina, 465 miles south Baltimore. Henry S.

Crowe, 1,414 miles northwest Balboa. Hanley 1,603 miles north Colon. John D. Archbold, 344 miles south-southwest Cape Henry. Santore, 903 miles south Cane Henry.

Walter Miller. 271 miles south Baltimore. Wm. A. Me Kenney, 135 miles south Cape Henry.

W. H. Libby, 249 miles west Sand Key, W. W. Bruce, 130 miles west-northwest Tortugas.

Yomachichi, 358 miles west. Balboa. 560 miles from Philadelphia. Stillinocket. 240 mites from Tampa.

Rethore, 378 miles northeast Colon (26th.) Neil Maerak. miles from Los Angeles (26tb). Bound For Baltimore Mahronda Port Said November 13 vIA Boston. New York and Philadelphia, Plow City, Savannah November 26 via Charlestott. Santa Clara Valley Algiers November 10.

Panama Canal November 18 via San, Juan and Wilmington. C. Anna Softe Yomachichi, Townsville October 26 via St. John, New Brunswick and New York. Mahout Colombo November 13 via Boston.

New York and Philadelphia, Charles Pratt. Houston November 25. November Camamu Victoria. Brazil, 10 vin New York Flomar. San Pedro November 15 via New York, Newark and Philadelphia.

Agwiworld, at Philadelphia November 27. Pat. Doheny, Houston November 20. Jane Christensen, Aberdeen November 16 via San Francisco, Jacksonville, Savannah and Norfolk. Fife Fuelva November 17.

Baldbutte, at Wilmington, N. November 27. Lammot du Pont, Houston November 20. Llanfair Istanbul Novetnber 20. Argentino (Nor.

Janeiro November 20 via New York and Philadelphia. Grieshelm (Ger Sweden November 18. H. M. Storey.

Panama Canal November 25. City of Derby (Br Boston November via New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk. Beatrice at Tampa November 21. Canto, Progreso November 00 Forbes Hauptman at New York November 17. Komaki Maru (Jap, at Now York NoBordenux Loo Angeles November tember 26 via Boston.

10 via York. Getsuyo Maru (Jap. Panama Canal November 22 via New York. Vermar New York November 25 via Philadelphia, Ebano, Houston November 22. AUTOMOBILE LOANS (80) (Continued from Preceding Page) 15 YEARS AT THIS SPOT PARK AT THE DOOR AVOID DOWNTOWN TRAFFIC TERMS TO SUIT YOU NO BONUS AUTOS TRUCKS REFINANCED On Reduced Payment Plan.

LOANS IN 5 MINUTES AYARES LOAN CO. Mount Mulberry Sts. PHONES GILMOR 6400-6401-6402. AUTO LOANS IN 5 MINUTES Also Loans on Furniture. 5431 HARFORD ROAD IN THE HEART OF HAMILTON.

SUN FINANCE CO. HAMILTON 1477. INSTANT MONEY on $200 and up. Amounts less usual rate. OREM.

812 N. Eden at Gay, 27 vears. Parking always LOANSIN 3 MINUTES 1511 E. BALTO. ST MOTOR CYCLES, BICYCLES (81) INDIAN, wall, models.

JAMES A. DAYHOFF Broadway. Wolfe 4349. NEW and reconditioned Harley-Davidsons. HEINZ MOTOR 611 W.

North ave. GARAGE BUILDERS (82) STEEL GARAGES, $158 Durable- Attractive- Pay Like Rent. GENERAL. 1623 Aisquith st. Vernon 5878 STEEL GARAGES, $158; pay like rent: also Concrete Block and Brick Garages PHILIPP KELL 1127-33 S.

Howard st. So. 1562- 1563. Nights. Harn.

3688. (N R. GARAGES- -SALE OR RENT (82a) GARAGE--Only 5 minutes to center of city. 70 ft. front, with hot-water heat.

Capacity 50 cars. BEALMEAR SON. 911 Fidelity Bldg. WELDING AND BRAZING (83) Expert Welding, reasonable prices. any size job.

ALLMETALS 413 S. Hanover st. PI. 3748 FOR SALE (84) A ADDING eschanged: easy MACHINES. all 502 Park makes.

ave. sold, Ver. rented, 8034. ADDING MAUMINES, Typewriters. Fire Proof Safes, Office Furniture and Equipment bought and sold.

Mayes. 27 Fayette. Plaza 1253 and sold. Mayes. 27 Fayette.

Plaza 1253 AIR COMPRESSORS For Garage. Painting and Stonevard service. SLAYSMAN 801 E. PRATT ST. BABY Grand.

used less than mahogany; small: like new: bargain, Mr. Kunkel. Tux. 1258. BABY Grand Piano, beautiful, small size, mabogany; Sacrifice.

120 Liberty st. PI. 4780, BABY GRANDS- UP NIMMO DE FONTES. 327 N. Charles st.

BABY STROLLER for sale. Gas 1 logs. Very good condition. 3205 Chesley ave. BAR Fixtures and Equipment, all types; liberal terms.

PIPER 23 S. Hanover st. BATH TUBS. wash basins, sinks, toilet tanks bowls, pipe fittings. SARATOGA SALV.

AGE 900 W. Saratoga. Gil. 2722. BOILERS (Domestic), 18 to 30 gallons: 5-year guarantee, $6.95.

Shields. 824 Howard st. BOOKCASE. oak, sectional; Royal Typewriter; coal and gas ranges. Cheap.

10 E. BRICKS. JOISTS. HEAVY LUMBER, FLOORING SHEATHING WAINSCOTING. 1429 EASTERN AVE.

BUILDING MATERIAL- Wrecking Gen. Elec. Co. plant. Bargain prices.

Hotwater beating plants. radiators, pipe, structural steel, corrugated iron, plumbing fixtures, all sizes lumber. doors. windows, etc. Salesmen on prem.

daily. HARRIS WRECKING CO. Gil. 4500. 1900 Washington nr.

Mont. Ward Co. CASH REGISTERS bought, sold, repaired. BalCash 224 N. Gay.

Cal. 3299. CASH Registers-All makes. repairs. Amer.

Cash Reg. 517 N. Howard. Ver. 0484.

COOK STOVES, Ranges and Heaters, reasonable: LIBERTY FURNITURE 893 Greenmount cor. Eager st. CORRUGATED SHEET Iron 20c. sheet. DEVED SONS 807 S.

Howard. So. 1565. DAVENPORT, perfect condition. rose color: $105 value.

Price $20. Call after 6 I'. M. Univ. 2927.

DINING -ROOM SUITE, oak. good condition. Berkshire rd. Ham. 3971-J.

DINING SUITE. 10-pc. $75. Hoover Kitchen Cabinet. $13.50.

401 S. Bond. DINING ROOM SUITE. walnut. 10 cost 8175: 847.50.

M. Singer. 893 Greenmount ELECTRIC Refrigerating DRIVEN Plant. MEAT GRINDER, capacity. ElecNAT'S SALVAGE 208 W.

Pratt st. ELECTRIC Meat Slicer (Globe). Hand Bread Slicers, cheap. SEGALL 111 W. Pratt st.

FIXTURES Of all kinds. Grocery, Bar. 115 W. Pratt FLOORING, sq. French doors, roofing: wallboards.

115 N. Chester. 8360. FURNACES-COMPLETE LINE! GALVANIZED CORRUGATED IRON. ALL SIZES.

GAUGES LENGTHS. TINNER'S ROOFER'S SUPPLIES. Deliveries Everywhere. WILLIAM A. CONWAY 915-19 N.

CENTRAL AVE. Wolfe 2928 to 2930. IDEAL. Greenmount avenue. Ver.

3244. SEAS RANGES, $5 UP GENERAL Electric Refrigerators. slightly used. 1115 N. Charles st.

HEATING-Plumbing-Roofing Roofing Supplies. Baltimore Salvage Pratt st. HOT- WATER Heat (American). $285 installed. Terms.

W. Theiss. 519 N. Clinton. Wo.

8407. HOT- WATER RADIATORS, 1,800 late style. 5 tube. 3341 Greenmount ave. Univ.

2224. INSTANTANEOUS GAS HEATER, No. 6 Pittsburgh. like new. Cost $225, will sell $25.

Can be seen Roslyn C1 call Broadway 0600. SHE. LOOOK. LATHES. Shapers, Milling Machines.

Drill presses. punch presses. South 2028. LATHES. Shapers.

Milling Machines, Drill Presses, Punch Presses, Boilers, Pumps. LOUIS A. TARR, 828 W. Pratt street. LATHES.

shapers. milling machines, punch presses air compressors other machine tools. Eastern Machine 112 S. Calvert. Cal.

0558. MIMEOGRAPH Machine, $20. Apply 220 N. Carey 3rd fl. OFFICE FURNITURE bought, gold, exchanged and rented.

212 Calvert. Pl. 7529. OFFICE FURNITURE (USED) Desks. Chairs, Tables, Filing Cabinets and Safes 423 N.

CALVERT ST. -Corner of Franklin. OFFICE PARTITIONS. $2.95 PER FOOT. Kitchen Cabinet Hillsdale.

Lih. 5480. OIT, BURNER. A1 condition: must be sold by Nov. 30: reasonable.

4031, Sun. PANELS for store, butcher boxes, cigar. wall cases. Chesapeake, 118 W. Pratt.

Cal. 5899. PHILCO Radio, cheap: excellent condition. Wolfe 1175. Ask for Mr.

Flom. PIANO -Small Steinway Upright: Stieff Baby Grand. Bargains. 218 W. Franklin.

Ver. 7989. PIANOS. 850 up. PEABODY PIANO CO.

409 Howard st. Ver. 5023. PIANOS. Stiff Artist Grand, like new.

Knahe Grand, etc. Rollman 203 W. Franklin. PIANO, upright, for sale, cheap. 801 East 22nd street.

PIANO (Cabinet Grand) -Cost $650 for $25 Brotman Furniture 509 W. Franklin. PIPE. USED. ALL SIZES.

Structural Steel. Used Hot- -Water and Steam Radiators. CAMBRIDGE IRON METAL -Aliceanna and Chester sta. Wolfe 7868-7869 PIPE AND STRUCTURAL STEEL New and Used. All Sizes.

Md. Pine and Steel Corp. Soutb 0221. PRINTING PRESSES. $9 up: Cutter.

$85. Mul. tigraph. etc. Printers Supply, 35 S.

Gay. RADIATORS, hot water and steam, all sizes: new style. American, 818 Sharp at. RADIO General Electric. Cabinet.

$28.95. Broadway 1000. Ask for MR. FRIEDLANDER. RESTAURANT Cafeteria Equipment, Almost new.

Reasonable Terms. 630 Baltimore st. RUGS -Imported in Oriental. Chinese, Persian patterns; rocen size, $25, $35. $40: scatters, $2.50 up.

Must sell at once. 127 E. North ave. BASH. shore number.

millwork, bldg material and asphalt shingles, Hofmeister de Diacont. 925 Eastern ave. Cal. 1724. SOD SODA-BOOTHS-SHOWCASES-BAR BAR FIXTURES Used.

Excellent buys. Perfect condition. RUSE 808 Low near Front. STOVE, FURNACE BOILER PARTS. Geo.

J. Thaler. Inc. 800 N. Gay st.

1065 BARGAINS- WHITE'S CUTRATE HDWE STORE. Eutaw and Franklin sta. Vernon 1144 BEAUTIFUL mahogany miniature, latest model Baby Grand piano. Practically new. for sale by private party.

Must be sold immediately. Cash only. Write 3928, Sun. MODERN Oil Burner. $170.

(Plus Tank Abd Installation.) 929 Madison ave. Ver. 2269. NEW 3-PC. LIVING ROOM SUITE.

$25. J. M. MILLER, 1026 Aisquith st. ROGER'S PAINT.

VARNISH. ENAMEL ALBERT W. RHINE. INC. 416 N.

HOWARD ST VERNON 7818. BALE of unredecined Diamonds Watches, Jewelry and Clothing. PUBLIC LOAN OFFICE. 701 W. Baltimore st.

TINY BABY GRAND. new: very reasonable Terms to suit REED PIANO CO 20 North ave. LATEST model high grade Washers Demonstrators. Were $59.50. Now 839.50.

Terms. HOUSE ELECTRIC, 016 N. Howard at. LARGE lot of U. 8.

Gort, truck covers, cheap. Howard Supply cot Howard Camden eta. FOR SALE (84) (Continued from Preceding Column) $69.00 Philco Baby. Grand. $12.93 and 1-5 H.

$4.85 CLAY ST. WAREHOUSE, 205 Clay st. (Back of New Theatre.) 8150 3-PC. LIVING room suite, near new, $30 Balto. Furn.

3533 S. lianover st. 560 MAHOGANY Sideboard. 825; good condition. Tuxedo 0616.

I 7-PIECE 4087. WALNUT SUN. VICTORIA PARLOR $100 OVERSTUFFED Mohair $20 CENTRAL FURN. 1018 E. Baltimore st.

TYPEWRITERS (84a) TYPEWRITERS RENTED. $5 for 3 months. ALL WAKES SOLD. RENIED. REPAIRED TYPEWRITER SALES SERVICE CO.

104 Favette. Nr. Charles. PI. 4318.

ALL. makes repaired. rented sold. Wood-tock Typewriter 301 W. Fayette st.

Cal. 5338 ALl, Makes Sold. Rented. Renaired. RIGDON'S.

122 E. Centre st. Ver. 3340. RADIO (845) SAVE $10 on a guaranteed Bosch Auto Set.

Nothing down, wk. 700 Madison ave. EXPERT radio repairing. complete test, inelnding minor repairs. 50c.

Phone Ham. 0235-W. SOMMERS RADIO. Anywhere. anv time.

ans kind. Gilmor 3893 RADIO HOSPITAL- Phone Gilmor 1033- Test free Day and night service. Tubes. 69c BOATS AND YACHTS (86) 16 H. P.

LATHROP oil engine: twin iguition perfect condition. EISENBRANDT foot Light street. NEW 38-ft. Cruiser. twin staterooms.

$4.500. R. R. STIGLER. 3901 Belle ave.

Lib. 9251 A. P. PETRE and A. J.

DOWNING. Stewart Baltimore. Plaza 6251. MARINE ENGINES (87) PALMER BUDA New and Rebuilt Engines B. TULL, 514 E.

Pratt st. Cal, and Rebuilt Marine Engines. Mahon Gall Ine. Pratt and Gay streets. Plaza 3777 COAL AND WOOD (88) Run of Mine, $6.25.

Smokeless and Gasless. Pocahontas Lump or Egg, Red Ash, $7.50 ton. Over lump. Praco No. 2 or 3, $6.75 ton.

Over screened. Fine kept separate. Genuine Famous Pa. Hard Special Hard Nut. $10.00 Special No.

$10.00 Special Hard No. 3............... $10.25 $9.20 $7.50 PRATT COAL CO. Lib. 2350 COLD SPRING LA.

WESTERN MD. R. R. DO you know that our new low prices on Famous Reading Anthracite, America's finest hard coal, have been reduced drastically? Get our new prices on all sizes and save yourself money and be assured of the finest coal and service. Special--Pocahontas Pea Coal $7.50 Very Lumpy Smokeless Soft Coal $7.25.

J. B. WAILES SONS CO. Phone Liberty 6436. George's Lump Creek $7.25 CASH Screened Smokeless Egg $9.00 GEORGES CREEK COAL SUPPLY CO.

Phones: Lafayette 1317-18. WE BUY THE BEST PENNA. HARD COAL AND HAGLEOW A AS THE LOWEST EST BI UE RED HOT All lump HARD COAL EGG COAL $10.00 $7.25 GROSS COAL CO. WOLFE 2772. BROADWAY 1596.

Potomac Smokeless No. 3 Size, $8.50 (Double Screened) Potomac Smokeless No. 7, $7.50 Lump) Standard Smokeless Mine Run, $6.50 Superior Egg, $7.25 Quality Coal, Lump, $6.15 (2 Tons, $12) POTOMAC COAL CO. Ver. 3558.

Laf. 3741. SPECIAL Run of Mine ton No. 2, all lump. $7.50 ton Pocahontas, med.

vol. screened egg $8.50 ton ATLAS COAL South 0331. If the Trucker's coal won't burn order 'blue coal' America's Finest Anthracite W. J. CHAPMAN COAL CO.

201 W. Lombard St. Plaza 6120. also BITUMINOUS COALS. E.

S. BRADY CO. AUTHORIZED DISTRIBOTORS FAMOUS READING ANTHRACITE No. 2 Double Screened MONROE EGG, $7.75 MAD. 0329.

MONROE LAURENS STS. PURITY ANTHRACITE ENTERPRISE FUEL CO. 1514 MARYLAND AVE VERNON 8354 SHUTT NO. LUMP 2 $7.25 VA. HARD $7.75 CASH 110 N.

EUTAW. PLAZA 1595. Hillside Coal Co. All kinds and sizes at lowest prices. LIBERTY FOR GOOD QUALITY SOFT COAL, VA.

AND PENNA. ANTHRACITE. GILMER FUEL CO. GILMOR 7817. Lump Coal, $7.75 Cash C.

HOFFBERGER CO. VERNON 7026. IDEAL EGG. large size, $8.50 ton. WILLIAMS COAL INC.

Mad. 2570. BLUE EGG Hard Structure Bitum. $7.25 BLUE RIDGE COAL CO. Laf.

1284-4925. ALL LUMP. $7.75 CASH. B. HULL COAL INC.

Phone Gil. 6030. WOOD, Pine. Oak, Areplace hunks. kindling bundles.

Rear 1120 Madison ave. Ver. 7448. BUY MARYLAND COAL. Edmondson Ice Coal Co Phones: Madison 6027-6028.

WOOD (Seasoned) -Split. chunks or fireplace, $2.75 cord delivered. Phone Gilmor 4455 ARLINGTON ICE FUEL (0.. Lib. 1400.

SMOKELESS EGG. $9.00 A TON. Ed. W. Talbott, Coal.

Laf. 1850. HORSES, LIVE STOCK, ETC. (89) The Balto. Horse Mule Co.

Horses, mules: sale every Monday, 10.30 A. M. 517-519 Colvin st. Private sales daily, DOGS, BIRDS, PETS, ETC. (93) YOUNG Swords, Moons, Barbs, Danios, 15c.

Red Swords. Sail Fins, Fancy Gold Fish, Plants, Tubifex. Canaries. Loesch. 722 N.

Howard st. FOX Terriers, registered. 10 weeks old. Also others. 413 Highland avenue, Towson.

MOONS, SWORDS- BREEDERS. 50c. PAIR. Clifton Aquarium, 2406 Erdman ave. Un.

3466. MONEY TO LOAN (94) AUTO LOANS IN 5 MINUTES 633 N. HOWARD ST. Park in Front At All Hours AYARES LOAN CO. PHONE VERNON 7114 LOAN Rates Reduced to on $200 up on usual rates.

OREM, 812 N. Gay. Auto, Salary Furniture. Amounts, less At SIR. KEENE'S CLOSED FOUR TODAY.

OFFICES LOANS on Diamonds, Jewelry etc. CUTA LOAN OFFICE Entaw street. YOU CAN BORROW at pits fee 104 St Pant at. Cal. PERSONAL FINANCE COMPANY.

881 Equitable Bldg. Plaza 6085. BENEFICIAL FINANCE COMPANY. 801 Liberty Bide. Plaza 2606, MONEY TO LOAN (94) (Continued from Preceding Column) THOUSANDS ARE THANKFUL That they discovered this new and modernized Agreement" way to borrow.

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OR LESS WHETHER YOU IT FOR A MONTH. A YEAR OR LONGER. you will this a sure, swift, economical and SATISFYING route to the ready cash you need. At either offices. CLOSED' THURSDAY ON ACCOUNT OF OPEN FRIDAY THANKSGIVING.

DEN (N) THE MASTER (R) (A) LOAN SERVICE 309 Culvert Bldg. Calvert 3252. S. E. Cor.

Favette and St. Paul Sts. 111 W. Lexington St. Plaza 7819.

Second Floor, Singer Building. 212 Equitable Bldg. Plaza 4124. S. W.

Cor. Calvert and Fayette Sts. Loans In Cne Hour On Furniture or Automobiles. Lawful Interest Only -No Bonus or Extras. PUBLIC LOAN CO.

232 Equitable 2nd Floor. Plaza 1-6-9-6. A NEW LOAN DEAL CITIZENS DISCOUNT CORPORATION, Room 1, Court Square Building, Calvert and Lexington sts. Plaza 0909-0831. USE WESTPHAL CASH LOANS FOR YOUR XMAS NEEDS.

402 Liberty Building. Plaza 3456. QUICK LOANS. $30 to 8300. Personal Banking Service.

100 W. Fayette st. Cal. 3761. LEGAL NOTICES (100) DECLARATION OF THE RESULT OF THE GENERAL ELECTION OF NOVEMBER 6.

1934 MADE BY THE BOARD OF STATE CANVASSERS WHEREAS. it appearing from the certified copies returns of an election held in the State of Maryland on Tuesday, November 6, 1934, made by the Boards of County Canvassers and by the Board of Canvassers of Baltimore City, and filed, as required by law, with the Governor, State Treasurer and Secretary of that FOR GOVERNOR OF MARYLAND: Harry W. Nice, having received the greatest number of votes cast for the several candidates for said office, we, therefore, determine and declare that the said Harry W. Nice, has been, and is the duly elected candidate for said office. UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM MARYLAND: George L.

Radcliffe, having received the greatest number of votes cast for the several candidates for said office, we, therefore, determine and declare that the said George L. Radcliffe, has been, and is the duly elected candidate for said office. FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL OF MARYLAND: R. O'Conor, having received the greatest number of votes cast for the several candidates for said office. we, therefore, determine and declare that the said Herbert R.

O'Conor, has been, and is the duly elected candidate for said office. FOR COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY OF MARYLAND: William S. Gordy, having received the greatest number of rotes cast for the several candidates for said office, we, therefore. determine and declare that the said William S. Gordy, Jr has been, and is the duly elected candidate for said office.

FOR CLERK OF THE COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND: James A. Young. having received the greatest number of votes cast for the several candidates for said office, we, therefore, determine and declare that the said James A Young, has been, and is the duly elected candidate for said office. FOR SEVENTY FOURTH REPRESENTATIVES CONGRESS IN OF THE UNITED STATES: T. Alan Goldsborough, in the First Congressional District: William P.

Cole, in the Second Congressional District: Vincent L. Palmisano. in the Third Congressional District: Ambrose J. Kennedy. in the Fourth Congressional District: Stephen W.

Gambrill. in the Fifth Congressional District. and David J. Lewis, in the Sixth Congressional District: having received the greatest number of votes cast in each of their respective Congressional Districts, we, therefore. determine and declare that the said above named candidates have been, and are, the duly elected Representatives in the Seventy-fourth Congress of the United States from their respective Congressional Districts.

FOR CHIEF JUDGE OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF MARYLAND: Benjamin A. Johnson, having received the greatest number of cast for the several candidates for said office, we, therefore, determine and declare the said Benjamin A. Johnson, has been, and is the duly elected candidate for said office. FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGES OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF MARYLAND: James M. Crockett and T.

Sangston Insley. having received the greatest number of votes cast for the several candidates for said office. we, therefore, determine and declare that the said James M. Crockett and T. Sangston Insley, have been and are the duly elected candidates for said office.

FOR CHIEF JUDGE OF THE SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF MARYLAND: Wm. Mason Shehan, having received. 18.198 votes, and there being no other candidate for said office. we. therefore, determine and declare that the said Wm.

Mason Shehan. has been, and is the duly elected candidate for said office. FOR ASSOCIATE OF THE SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT MARYLAND: Owen Knotts. having, received 18.244 votes, and there being no other candidate for said office, we, therefore, determine and declare that the said J. Owen Knotts, has been, and is the duly elected candidate for said office.

FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF MARYLAND: Frank G. Wagaman, having received 26,429 votes, and there being no other candidate for said office. we, therefore, determine and declare that the said Frank G. Wagaman, has been and is the duly elected candidate for said office. FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGE OP THE FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF MARYLAND: Nicholas IT.

Green, having received the greatest number of votes cast for the several candidates for said office, we, therefore, determine and declare that said Nicholas H. Green, has been and is the duly elected candidate for said office. FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SIXTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF MARYLAND: Charles W. Woodward, having received the greatest number of votes cast for the several candidates for said office, we, therefore determine and declare that the said Charles W. Woodward.

has been and is the duly elected candidate for said office. FOR CHIEF JUDGE OF THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF MARYLAND: Walter J. Mitchell, having received 15,711 votes, and there being no other candidate for said office, we, therefore, determine and declare that the said Walter J. Mitchell. has been.

and is the duly elected candidate for said office. FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGES OF THE SUPREME BENCH OF BALTIMORE CITY: Rowland K. Adams, Robert. F. Stanton and Frank Supplee, having received the greatest number of votes cast for the several candidates for said office.

we. therefore, determine, and declare that the said Rowland Adams, Robert F. Stanton and J. Frank Supplee. have been, and are the duly elected candidates for said office.

FOR AGAINST THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION MARYLAND: For the Amendment. amending Section 7 of Article XI of the Constitution A8 proposed by Chapter 456 of the Acts of the General Assembly of Maryland of 1933. 96.583 votes were cast. and against the said Amendment 57.385 votes were cast: we. therefore.

determine and declare that the greatest number of votes having been cast for the adoption of the said Amendment, the same has been, and is, duly adopted as a part of the Constitution of the State. FOR AND AGAINST THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION OF MARYLAND: For the Amendment, amending Section 15 of Article IT of the Constitution. as proposed by Chanter 185 of the Acte of the General Assembly of Maryland of 1931. 74.047 votes were cast, and against the said Amendment 101.132 votes were cast: we. therefore.

determine and declare that the said proposed amendment to the Constitution of the State has failed of ratification. FOR AND AGAINST THE PETITION IN REFERENDUM IN ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY: Referred to the voters of Anne Arundel County. in favor of the adoption of Chapter 423 of the Acts of the General Assembly of 1933. 2.519 rotes were cast, and against the adoption thereof. 3.671 votes were cast; we.

therefore, determine and declare that the greatest number of rotes having been cast against the said referred law, the same failed of and therefore, under provision of Article XVI of the Constitution. stands repealed thirty days after having been rejected by a majority of the qualifled electors voting thereon FOR AND AGAINST THE PETITION IN REFERENDUM IN HOWARD COUNTY: Referred to the voters of Howard County, in favor of the adoption of Chapter 118 of the Acts of the General Assembly of 1933. 922 votes were cast. and against the adoption thereof, 1.074 votes were east: we, therefore, determine and declare that the greatest numher of votes having been east againat the said referred law. the same failed of ratification and therefore, under provision of Article XVI of the Constitution, stands repealed thirty days after having been rejected by a majority nf the qualified electors voting thereon.

WITNESS our hands this twenty -seventh day of November. 1934. WM PRESTON LANE. Attorney General. JOHN M.

DENNIS. State Treasurer. WILLIAM S. GORDY. Comptroller of the Treasury.

JAMES A. YOUNG. Clerk of the Court of Appeals. DAVID C. WINEBRENNER 3d.

Secretary of State. STATE OF MARYLAND: OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE I DAVID C. WINEBRENNER 3d. SECRETARY OF STATE. do hereby certify that the 19 a true and correct copy of the Declaration of the Result of the General Election of November 6.

1934. as taken from the Minutes nf the Board of State Canvassers at their meeting of November 27. 1931. WITNESS AND OFFICIAL SEAL this twenty eighth day of November. 1934.

DAVID WINERRENNER Secretary States MONEY TO LOAN (94) HOUSEHOLD LOANS $30 to $300. Onis nusband and wife sim Charges made only for number of days you have the money Here are Household's new low charge based OD repayment in 20 equal monthly install ments: Amount First 20tb Av. Monthly of Load Payment Payment Cost $60 85.10 $3.11 81.10 100 8.50 5.18 1.84 200 13.50 10.35 3.26 260 19.70 13.46 3.98 Up to $300 at proportionate cost. Quick service. Visit.

Write or Phone. HOUSEHOLD Finance Corporation 2ND FLOOR 209 LIBERTY STREET Phone Plaza 0166 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG Light and Redwood Sta Phone Plaza 1662. 15TH FLOOR FIDELITY BUILDING. Charles and Lexington Sta. Phone Plaza 2654.

Loans Made in Nearby Towns. ROSE SHANIS CO. 208 N. Liberty st. Plaza 1140.

1319 N. Charles st. Vernon 0333. PEOPLES LOAN SERVICE. 6 E.

Lexington Room 5. Plaza ASK ABOUT "THE MERIT. PLAN" 304 Munsey Bldg. Plaza 8636. PROPOSALS (98) PROPOSAL.

BUREAU OF WATER SUPPLY. Sealed bids, in duplicate, endorsed "Proposal for Furnishing and Delivering Caustic Lime to the Bureau of Water Supply," addressed to the Board of Awards of Baltimore City, will be received at the office of the City Register. City Hall, Baltimore, until 11 A. Eastern Standard Time, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12. 1934.

at which time they will be publicly opened and read. Specifications and proposal forms may be obtained at the office of the Water Engineer, Room 503, Municipal Office Building, Baltimore. on and after November 30. 1934. A charge of Five Dollars ($5.00) will be made for each set of specifications, and this amount will not be refunded.

All bids must be accompanied by a certified check of the bidder drawn o11 a Clearing -house Bank for the sun of Three Hundred Dollars payable to the order of the Mayor and City Council Baltimore. The Board of Awards reserves the right to reject any or all bids. LEON Water Engineer. Approved: HOWARD W. JACKSON.

P'resident Board of Awards. n29-4t BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS. FIRE DEPARTMENT. BALTIMORE. Nov.

26. 1934. Sealed proposals, in duplicate, addressed to the Board of Awards of the Mayor and City Council Baltimore. will be received by the City Register, at his office, City until 11 o'clock A. M.

WEDNESDAY: DECEMBER 12, 1934. for INSURANCE ON LIVES OF OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT OF BALTIMORE. Specifications furnished upon application to Secretary of the Fire Department. Certified check of the bidder in the amount of $500.00, drawn on some Clearing-house Bank, made payable to the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, must accompany each proposal. The right is reserved by the Board of Awards to reject any or all bids, By order of the Board.

P. W. WILKINSON. Secretary. Approved: HOWARD W.

JACKSON. President Board of Awards. 120-4t BIDS. FOR United CONSTRUCTION Property and Office Disbursing Officer for Maryland. Cascade.

Md.Sealed proposals in trinlicate will be received here until 2.00 P. M. December 20. 1934. and then opened.

for construction of Chain Link Fence at Camp Albert C. Ritchie. Cascade. Maryland. Further information on application.

n28.29.30.d1.15.17-12t HOTELS AND RESORTS (103) ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. HOTEL. DENNIS ATLANTIC CITY Directly on the Ocean Front To partake of Dennis accommodations, fare and service is to add immeasurably to your Autumn visit on the Boardwalk. ATTRACTIVE RATES Walter J.

Buzby, Inc. TRAVEL (105) VIA THE SANTA FE RY. $34.50 DAILY. ONE WAY COACH FARE, CHICAGO TO CALIFORNIA Fast trains, liberal baggage allowance. SANTA FE RY.

TICKET OFFICE. 302 Franklin Trust Bldg. 1500 Chestnut St. at 15th PHILADELPHIA. PA.

AUCTION SALES (106) Dry Goods, Notions, Hosiery, Underwear. Sweaters, Ladies' and Children's Wear, Bloomers, Step-ins, Brassieres, Toys, Boys' and Men's Ready-to-Wear Overcoats, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, etc. Terms-Cash. Immediate Removal. N.

B. LOBE 'Aucts. By N. B. LOBE CO.

103. Hopkins Place FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 30 IMPORTANT SALE 3,500 PAIRS 3.500 Ladies' and Children's Rubbers -ALSO- 103 HOPKINS PLACE. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES FOR ACCOUNT OF NEW YORK LOAN OFFICES. 668 WEST BALTIMORE STREET, 118 NORTH LIBERTY STREET.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 3. AT 10 A. M. 200 Overcoats, Clothing and Misel. Goods.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, AT 10 A. M. Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry of All Descriptions. SALE PEREMPTORY. TERMS CASH, NEW YORK LOAN OFFICES.

Brokers. n23x12t N. B. LOBE Aucts. 103 HOPKINS PLACE UNREDEEMED PLEDGES CONSOLIDATED LOAN FRIDAY, DEC.

7. AT 10 A. M. Unusually large collection of diamonds, gold, silver and Alled watches; jewelry of every de scription and sterling silverware. Terms- Cash.

LEWYT SALABES. Bonded Brokers. n27x11t N. B. LOBE Aucts.

By ED. J. HERRMANN SON. Ed. J.

Herrmann Son, Auctioneers, Stemmers Run. Md. AUCTION SALE Fine Business Stand, now used as A Filling Station and Saloon. on North Point road. bear Weis Balto.

THURSDAY, NOV. 29TH. AT 2 P. M. Improvements: Dwelling.

large barroom, dance hall, 'etc. Lot 110x170 ft, in fee. Also, all fixtures and large lot of building stone. Port. Deposit rock.

all squared: bar. buffet. tables, chaira, beer pump. air compressor, curb jack. auto accessories, etc.

Terms 8300 cash. bal. made suitable sonal effects, cash on day of sale. JOHN F. DOBYZEKI, n26x4t Owner.

By SAM W. PATTISON CO. 407 N. HOWARD SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES MONDAY TUESDAY. DEC.

4. 1934. 10 A. M. Unusually large collection of sterling silver.

flat and hollow ware: gold gold filled watches, diamonds, jewelry, antiques, etc. By order of BERMAN'S LOAN OFFICE. Brokers. Terms--Cash. n23x11t SAM W.

PATTISON Aucta. Bargains Yes, sir! "Headlines of Other Days." Prices have risen since the New Deal. Everything is going up, even SUN results. They are better now because more people have money to respond and, of course, 24 hours a day you get "Old time" bargains in Sunpaper Classified. Pomona.

Panama Canal November 22. Domino Porto Tatafa November 27th. Siamese Prince (Br, Boston November 24 via New York and Philadelobin. Atago Mart (Jap, Philadelphia 28. Redbeholm (Swed.

Sundstall November 23. West Calumb, Montevideo November 18 via Santos, Rio Janeiro, Victoria, Jacksonville and Norfolk. Barbara. Sau Juan November Commercial Bostonian, Houston November Dorothy, at Beaumont November 18 ria Miami. E.

J. Nickios, at Corpus Christi Norember 18. Frances. Jacksonville November Blainlevon Tunas de Zaza (Cuba). Venus (Dan Cardenas, Fordefjord Philadelphia November 28.

Beacon. Baytown November 28. Amerikaland Cruz Grande November Bethore, Cruz Grande. Cedarbank (Br. at New York November 26 vin Philadelphia and Norfolk.

Corpus Christi November 22 via Miami. W. W. Bruce, Harbor Island November 25. Japan Houston November 25.

El Almirante, Houston November 25. Chickasaw City. Mobile 24. Birmingham City, Avonmouth 24. City ot Hamburg, at Havre November via Norfolk.

Oldham, Port Said November 5 via New York. Mar Caribe Huelva November 24th. Llanberis Istanbul November 25th. Orotava, Santa Marta November 25 via Charleston w. Libby, Tampico November 24.

COURT CALENDAR Criminal Court--Judge Solter Martocci, paroled to pay $20 a month. Criminal Court Part 2-Judge Solter Proceedings Yesterlay Larceny, Irvin Marshall, sub curta: Elias Williams, Negro, sub curia. Violation liquor law. Antonio Yaznack, sub cutia: Bertha L. Wilson.

$125 and costs; Howanl R. Warfield. 83 and costa. Manslaughter. Ellis Sarkin, not guilty.

Previously tried vases disposed of: Larceny, John GwathNegro, paroled for 3 years. Manslaughter, Willard E. Fritts, not. guilty. Receiving stolen goods, Paul Weiderman, not guilty.

Defrauding Gas Lonis F. Lord, sub curia. Gambling. William Greer. $150 and costs; Samuel Sanders, $1 without costs: Frank Foster.

$25 and costs, Robbery, Willie Jones, 1 Sear in Penitentiary, Larceny, Ralph Quiones, months in House of Correction, sentence suspended and paroled. Desertion, John E. Proceedings Yesterday--Murder. Joseph Young. Negro, on trial.

Larceny, Thelma Davis, Daroled for two years: Edward Gallagher, sub curia: Peter Stuckinsky, sub curia; Edward Fitzgerald. 6 months in House of Correction. Violation of parole, Joseph Laird, parole stricken out. committed to Maryland School for Boys, Desertion, Robert H. Payne, 1 year in House of Correction, Disturbing the peace, Sienkiewicz, sentence suspended upon condition: Henry Schaefer, sub curia.

False pretenses, Lawrence Schultz, sub Gambling. Jack Lappin. $25 and costa. Bets on races. William J.

Peach. 8100 and coste. Disorderly house, Anna Noodleman, $50 and costs. Malicious destruction of property, Mary Holowinski, not guilty. Circuit Court--Judge Adams Proceedings Yesterday- Divorces granted: Harry Weis from Ada Weis: George Beck from Ethel Beck: Earl W.

Sheets from Elsie Sheets; Ruth 19 Dorsey from Frank 0. Dorsey: Alice Crew from Alexander Crew: Lillian V. Stansfeld from Millard R. Stansfeld; Myrtle R. Walton from Dennis E.

Walton: Emma V. Veney from John K. Veney: Marion A. Scarff from Yellott Scarff: Grace V. Logsdon from Charles M.

Logsdon: Aaron Jones from Madeline Jones; Bertha Forlenza from Anthony Forlenza. Morgan vs. Morgan, deere to be made. Voloshen v8. Voloshen, decree to made.

Fix parte Moran, order to be signed. Martin VA Nedomastky, not concluded. Judge 0 Dunne: Mitnick et al. vs. Young, collector, demurrer sustained and bill dismissed.

Suits Filed for Divorce- John C. Decker Ruth Decker: Harvey C. Jones, attorney. May 1. Lippy vs.

Herbert Lippy: Helen Sherry, attorney. Leonard Leyh vs. Ann E. Leyh (parGoldie R. Miller, attorney.

Kenneth F. Shaney VA. Daisy M. Chaney: Paul A. Sullivan, attorney, Abraham DanotY VA.

Lens Danoff: Irvin S. Friedman, attorney, Circuit Court No. 2 Judge O'Dunne Proceedings Yesterday--Alimony and attachment cases heard. Divorces granted: Elizabeth M. Longe from William A.

Longe; Minnie L. Ballard from Charles E. Ballard: Robert Sealock from Julia It. Sealock. Jersey Boulevard VA.

Lerner Stores, demurrer sustained and bill dismissed. Suits Piled for Divorce--Emma. M. Allison v8. Russell F.

Allison: W. H. Harrison, attornev. Samuel 3rfress VA. Susie Jeffress: Theodore Bradford, attorney.

Madeline E. Thomas A. George H. Thomas; same attorney. Lillian 10.

Affeldt Herman K. Affeldt: Hartwell M. King, attorney. Rose E. Mann vs.

James Mann: Dashiell Pornoff. attorneys. Sophia M. Frankhanel Walter S. Frankhanel: Isaac Lobe Straus and J.

Paul Schmidt, attorneys, Superior Court--Judges Owens, Frank And Bond Proceedings Yesterday- -Judge Owens: State, Tran- use of Carlyn Lomensen, vs. People's Rapid sit Company, verdict for defendanta. Judge Frank: Michael Erkilina vs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, verdict for defendant. Ida Perkel, infant, vS.

Benjamin R. Michaelson et verdict for defendants. Morris Hurwitz and Harry Silverman, inquisition for plaintiff for cent as against B. R. Michaelson.

Morris Perkel vs. same, inquisition for plaintiff for $300 as against B. R. Michaelson, verdict for other defendants. Joseph Evans, infant, vs.

Elliott S. Miller. netion for personal injuries, verdict for plaintiff for $5. State of Maryland, to the use of Jeanette Parker. vs.

Sheriff Motor Company, lames J. De Angelia, Petroleum Heat and Power Company, verdict for plaintiff for 83,800, Joseph Simon vs. Eclipse Manufacturing et, Brown agreed vs. and Daniel settled. FriedJudge Bond: Mary A.

lein et. non-pros. as to Daniel Friedlein. judgment for defendant for costs, verdict for other defendants, Mary Henneman VA. Mayor and City Council et action for personal injuries, non-pros.

as to Mayor and City Couneil and Morton Outdoor Advertising Company, dismissed as to F. C. Corbi. Actions Filed- -Helen Jacobs vs. Dr.

Harry H. Hantman, $5,000, personal injuries: Seymour Phillips, attorney. Buck Glass Company. vs. Singer Transfer Company, $1,000, damage to property; Walter H.

Buck. attorney. Helen M. Kuethe vs. Henry L.

Wiles, $10,000, personal injuries; Daniel Klein, attorney. Fred W. Kuethe vs. same, $5,000, loss of wife's services: Daniel E. Klein, attorney.

Marie Kozak vs. David Champion and Walter J. MeWilliams, $5,000. action for personal injuries; Paul C. Wolman, attorney.

M. Vaciar Kozak vs. same, $2,000, loss of wife's serv- ices. same attorney, City Court--Judges Dennis, Stein And Supplee Rain P'roceedings Yesterday- -Judge Dennis: George King. claimant.

vs. Pennsylvania Railroad Company, passed for settlement. Fisher H. Panseen vs. William F.

O'Brien. verdict for plaintiff for 8500. Meyer M. Cardin vs. Rubin Baker, trading as Diamond Cab, verdict for plaintiff for $100.

Pauline Wimbish vs. Royal Laundry, verdict, for defendant under court instructions. Judge Stein: Real Estate Board VA. Henry W. Wagner, verdict for defendant.

Dr. George L. Wissig VA. Thomas H. Lawson, passed for settlement.

Gertrude Bush VA. Century-Parkway Corporation, non -pros. indement for defendant for costs. Antoinette P'asqual Ta. Louis Bernard, verdict for plaintiff for 8200.

Judge O'Dunne: Henry G. Von Heine, v9. Annie Baker, verdict, for plaintiff for $68.75. Harry Green vs. William.

Jordan, verdict for plaintiff for $400. O'Connor. Harry R. Christopher VA. William H.

passed for settlement. Betty R. Browning N. same, passed for settlement. Abraham Cohen George Schneider, passed for settlement.

Ida Cohen vs. same, passed for settlement. Ethel Wrede vs. Oscar W. Ryall, verdict for plaintiff for $1,500.

John Malashuk, to his own use and to the use of American Employers' Insurance Company, vs. Guy D. Bowman, verdict for defendant. Charles P. Lord.

Ellsworth Miller, non-pros, judgment for defendant for costs. Actions Filed--John P. Bramhall and James F. McCabe, trading an Bramhall McCabe, vs. Thomas' Ward Distilling Company.

$10,000, action on account; Willis R. Jones, attorney. George Welborne, infant, VA. Jean Bell. $1,000, personal injuries: Harry G.

Selden, attorney. Mrs. Mary Herr VA. Paul J. Ransa et personal injuries; Arthur R.

Padgett, attorney. Charles W. Mumford VA. Montage Marka, $20,000, titling: Paul B. Mules, attorney.

Court Of Common Pleas--Judge Ulman Actions Filed -Katie Lowman vs. Howard Daering, $2,500. personal injuries: Milton Leven, attorney. Philip DeLuco VA. Frey Son.

$1.000, damage to property: J. Irvin McCourt, attorney, Orphans' Court--Judges Gaither, Dunn And Sykes Letters Testamentary granted -Estate of Max Levinson to Sol Levinson, $1,000. Letters of Administration Granted- Estates of Joseph G. Cone to Seymour 0' Brien, admr. (c.t.a.), 8500; Howard R.

Frost, Jennie I. Mitten. $425: Rosella Rosetburg. Abel A. Resenburg 898.114.9%, second; Frederick H.

Weber. Mercantile Trust Company, $2,256.96: Elizabeth L. Abell, Edwin F. A. Morgan, ext.

Julius Schices, James J. Rives et. $1,677.33. second: Nannie Carpenter, Raymond Carpenter, 8800: Jacob Brown, Fannie Brown, $37,362.86: Fannie W. Barrett, Franklin P.

Barrett et admrs. $5,685.20: William G. White, William 7 White, Joshua C. Cole, Helena M. Cole, $497.04.

Wills Filed -Harry C. Valentine, Antonio Garibaldi Inventories Filed -Estatea of Howard R. Frost. Jennie 1. Mitten, $225: Rosella Rosettburg.

Abel A. Rosenburg el $2,030: Fannte W. Barrett. Franklin 1. Barrett et Al.

Elizabeth V. Benson, Enoch Harlan et Ida L. Dashields, Gertrude It. Dashields, admex, (c. t.

87.360; Samuel Rosen. Rachel Rosen ad Anna Byron, Florence B. Blake, Frederick Dennstaedt, Henry W. List of Debts Filed- -Estates of Elizabeth v. Benson, Enoch Harlan, Thomas's.

Catherine S. Winder, Winder, $2,127.50, Account Sales Passed Estates of R. Lee Chambers, Bertha M. Chambers. Caroline Thill, John A.

Farley, Clement E. Engel, Ernest Engel. William E. Bonn et Rosa $1,500: Charles Herkenhoff, Mann, William E. Bonn et $542.80.

Administration Frost, Accounts Jennie H. Passed Mitten. -Estates of Howard R. Rosella Rosenburg, Abel A. Rosenburg et second: Frederick Weber, Mercantile Trust Company, F.

82.256.96; Elizabeth L. Abell, Edwin A. 891.037.79: Julius Schloss, James. Rivers et $800; Jacob sece $1,077.23, ond: Brown, Fannie Brown. Nannie E.

Carpenter, Fannie W. Barrett. William. G. White, Franklin P.

Barrett 0. William Cole, Helena White. M. Cole, $497.64. Joshua.