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this low built dwell- Fire st. bond Classifications Nos. 1 to 31 THE SUN, BALTIMORE, SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 21, 1934 17 WHEAT PRICES MOVE HIGHER LEVELS Washington Silver Confer- ence And Dry Weather Basis For Upturn the Associated Chicago, April 20-Renewed talk of possibilities of Congressional silver enactments of an inflationary character led to moderate upturns in grain prices today. Assumed likelihood of silver legislation was associated with the fact that a conference been scheduled between President Roosevelt and Senate advocates of various proposed monetary measures. A further stimulus to grain price upturns came weather affecting wheat increased complaints.

of dry territory, the spring wheat belt in particular. Wheat closed unsettled, to 1c. higher than yesterday's finish; corn, to advanced; oats, to up. Upward trends of grain values developed after a start. a Evidence of new speculative buying power in the wheat market became manifest on slight early downturns of prices, and was only temporarily overcome by definite assertions from Washington that President Roosevelt was not planning any message to Congress relative silver legislation.

Furthermore, bears made but transient headway with emphasis put on an unofficial announcement that plans requiring distillers to pay a parity price, had for grains used in, making failure, alco- and would be Contributing to the advance of wheat prices was a pronounced letup in liquidating sales that have recently been a big weight on the market. Eastern interests were conspicuous buyers during the noon hour, and it was at this stage that maximum gainswere scored, with prices up than 2 cents from earlier low levels. Offerings increased, however, on the bulge, and prices did not retain the full advance. Corn and oats throughout the day showed relatively more strength than wheat did. Improved shipping demand for corn was noted, with rural offerings very small.

About 200,000 bushels white corn were disposed of at Kantase City to go South and Southwest. Cash prices for grains were: Wheat -No. 2 hard, 2 Corn-No. 2 yellow. 45 No.

3 white. 50c. Oats--No. 2 white, No. white.

No rye. Barley. 40a80c. Timothyseed. cloverseed, $11a 11.25 cwt.

Prices for futures ranged as follows: Cl. Yr. High. Low. Close.

Ago. WheatMay. 066 .75 CornMay. .47 45 .46 .48 26 3 28 .27 .23 .46 July, 53 51 September .55 .53 47 36 .36 .38 .38 .381, .39 Baltimore Grain Baltimore Grain FLOUR -Receipts, 1,263 barrels. Market unsettled.

Quotations for flour barrels in 98-pound cotton sacks, including tax. are: Winter Winter 5.40a5.65 Spring 6.25a6.50 Spring Straight. 6.00a6.25 Hard Winter 6.15a6.40 Hard Winter Straight. 5.85a6.10 Rye Flour, dark to 4.40a5.10 WHEAT--Receipts. 5,003 bushels by car.

Shipments from elevators, 7,746 bushels. Stock in elevators, 898,420 bushels. Opening prices were: No. 2 red winter. garlicky, spot, domestic, April delivery, domestic.

Settling prices were: No. 2 red winter, garlicky, spot, domestic. Closing prices were: No. 2 red winter, garlicky, spot. domestic, April delivery, domestic, Receipts ot wheat from nearby sections ning light, and little or no demand at the moment for No.

2 red winter, garlicky. Off grades especially hard to move at any price. CORN-Receipts, 9,391 bushels. including 6,441 bushels by car and 2.950 bushels afloat. Shipments from elevators, 557 bushels.

Stock in elevators. 19,854 bushels. Receipts of corn from the nearby sections have recently been running light. For yellow and highcolored mixed there is a fair domestic demand. Cob Corn- -Quoted at $8 per barrel tor carloads prime nearby yellow on spot.

Offerings ample for present needs. Demand limited. No. 2 yellow corn (old) armving here by car quoted at 60a61c. per bushel with transit billing.

OATS--Receipts, 3,993 bushels by car. Shipments from elevators, 200 bushels. Stock in elevators, 72,168 bushels. Supplies of oats show some increase here. Demand is fair in a jobbing way.

Choice, heavy weight oats command a good premium over the average run and lighter weights. No. white oats, 41a45c. per bushel, 8a to weight and location. Note On all sales of oats to the local trade, excepting these on track, there is an additional charge ol per bushel for storage and elevation which 18 paid by the buyer.

RYE -Receipts, 1,236 bushels by car. Shipments from elevators. 100 bushels. Stock 'eleVatora, 253,178 bushels. HAY- -Wieneral bay market 18 quiet.

mixed supply ample. On good timothy and clover prices range from $12 to $14 per ton. The poorer grades of hay are hard to sell at any price. Market regular on everything below 3 timothy. STRAW -Fair demand for straw.

Receipts generally light. Wheat straw. No. 1. per ton.

oat straw. BARLEY--Shipments from elevators, 130 bushels. Stock in elevators. 2,323 bushels. MILL FEED-Receipts.

91 tons. Market somewhat easier on spot. bran and middling. Spring bran. per ton, 100-pound sacks.

$27a 27.50; standard middling. per ton, 100-pound "BARLEY -Stock in elevators. 2,323 bushels. Philadelphia Philadelphia, April 20 (P)-Flour-Soft winter, straight, Western, nearby, 6.70: hard winter, 95 per short patent. spring.

Arst clear, standard patent, short patent, $6.40 R6.65. Hay-Sound feeding, best, $18a14; common, 610a12. Wheat--No. 2 garlicky, domestic, spot and A pril delivery, c. Corn- -No.

yellow Western, Oats--No. 2 white, 39a41c. Toledo Toledo, Ohio, April 20 (P) -Toledo grain on track, rate basis, nominal. WheatNo. red, 75a75 No.

2 red. Corn--No. 2 yellow. 45 No. 3 vellow, Oats -No.

2 white, No. 3 white, 30a32c. Grain in store, transit billing attached: Wheat. above track quotation: corn. above: oats, above.

Seeds in warehouses--Red clover, $8.25 elsike. $8.50. Provisions And Produce News Service) United States Department of Agriculture Service, Bureau of Agricultural Economics, and the Maryland State Department of Markets, Cooperating, Baltimore Baltimore mostly 11c pint, VEGETABLES Prices represent sales in large lots to jobbers and other large buyers on stock of good merchantable quality and condition. FRUIT APPLES Sup. dem.

slow, mkt. dull. Bu. Va. U.

S. 1s, Staymans, few higher; 2 Yorks, U. S. 3-in. U.

S. Twigs, Delicious, Romes. few higher. Variots best, 1.35. few higher; Boxes, poorer, 90c.a81: med.

to -in. large, min. 90c.a$1.25. grade, Winesaps, 81.65a1.75. Delicious, extra fancy.

$2.50, few higher. CANTALOUPES Sup, light, dem. mkt. dull. Salmon Meats, stand.

pony 545, GRAPEFRUIT Sup. mkt. stdy. boxes, U. S.

Bu. 1s, ungraded, few higher: U. -Sup. mkt. stdy.

boxes, U. S. 1s. U. S.

2s, bu. ungraded, RHUBARB- Sup. mkt. stdy. hothouse, 4a6c.

5-1b. cartons, 50a75c. Nearby, dem. slow, mkt. dull.

Refrig. cars. 36-pt. best, very few higher per pint; poorer, dikes, per crate, few lower. 24-pt.

Klon- ASPARAGUS- S. exp. rec. mod. Sup.

dem. mkt. abt. stdy. doz.

-bunch green, colossal. very few higher; fancy. few $2.75: choice, mkt. few $2.25. unsettled, weaker Sup.

tendency. green, colossal, extra select, few higher; select, BEANS-Truck and exp. rec. light. Sup.

dem. slow, mkt. dull. Bountifuls, Truck, bu. Bountifuls, fair few higher; Rail, bu.

Bountifuls, best, few higher; poorer, BEETS--Sup. mkt. firm. Texas, bunched, CABBAGE Sup. fairly dem.

slow, mkt. dull. Texas, lettuce Round, lettuce Pointed, mostly $2. Flat, few mostly Pointed, fair qual. and Pointed, small around 75c.

S. CARROTS to medium size, 90c.a$1. Sup. mkt, firmer. crates, bunched.

crates, 1.50; Texas. crates, N. CAULIFLOWER -Sup. dem. mkt.

firm. pony crts. 12's, 15s. $1.75. -Sup.

dem. mkt. firm, mostly 10-in. washed and precooled, $2.25: 4s, 6s-8s, 10s. few lower.

rec. light, sup. light, dem. slow, mkt. dull.

bu. hamp. U. S. mostly S.

2s. few best higher. a dem. EGGPLANTS dull. rec.

Fla. express, sup. medium. S. 1s.

large, few many very few unsold. higher; KALE Sup. mkt. dull. Nearby bas.

Blue, 15a25c. LETTUCE dem. good, mkt. abt. stdy.

Southern -erts. Iceberg, 4-5 N. exp. rec. O.

light, light. Quality poor, Too sales to quote. LIMA BEANS -Exp. rec. light.

sup. light, dem, mkt. stdy. bu. express, mixed cars mostly $3.25.

MUSHROOMS- -Sup. mkt. stdy. 4-qt. bas.

best, few poorer, 60c. ONIONS--Old. sup. dem. mkt.

dull. 85a90c: 50-lb. sacks Yellows, U. S. 1, sprouted.

small to medium, few sprouted. 60a75c. Ohio and 50-lb. sacks lows. small to U.

1s, med. to few higher; medium. New. sup. mod.

dem. slow. mkt. weak. Texas.

50-lb. sacks Yellow Bermudas, U. S. Commercials, PEAS -Sup. mkt.

stdy. bu. hamp. Telephones, Exp. rec, mod.

truck light, crts. Cal. Wonders, U. S. 1s, large, Ruby dem.

mkt. abt. stdy. Kings, U. S.

1s. large, U. S. few higher. POTATOES Old, truck rec.

light. Sup. fairly dem. slow. mkt.

very dull. Truck. Md. 100-1b. sacks Round Whites, U.

S. very few higher; ungraded. Long Reds, U. S. ungraded, U.

N. 100-lb. sacks Round Whites, S. 1s. Boat.

Maine. 100-lb. U. S. 1s.

New. sup. dem. mkt. abt.

stdy. bbls, Rose. S. 1s, mostly $5.50: U. S.

1s, Size B. mostly $3.50. bu. bas. Red Tips.

$2. S. bu. hamp. RADISHES- Sup.

light. Va. Nor. and Tips. few higher.

N. bu. hamp. Long Reds. -Texas sup.

light, mkt. weak. bas. Savoy. 75a85c.

Va. sup. mod. Bu. washed.

35a40c. Nearby, bu. higher. SQUASH and exp. rec.

light. dem. slow. mkt. dull.

bu. hamp. white. medium. large.

$1.50. SWEET POTATOES Sup. mkt. E. Sh.

bu. hamp. Jerseys, U. S. 1s.

1.50; ungraded. bu hamn. White Yams, S. 1s. ungraded.

60a65c. E. White Yams, ungraded, 60a75c. N. bu.

hamp. Puerto Ricans, U. S. 1s. 90c.a$1: ungraded.

60a75c. Nearby. bu. hamp. Jerseys, U.

S. 1s. higher. TOMATOES- Sup. dem.

stdy. rail. lugs green and U. S. 1s.

6x6 and larger. $2.75: few higher; ripes. 6x7. best, $2.25: poorer, AUCTION SALES 35 8-lb. flats Chapmans, $1.31.

ORANGES- 1 car. car Navels, LEMONS 1 Local Representative. FRESH FISH, OYSTERS, ETC. Black sea bass, large, pound, BUTTER Extra. 1b.24a25c.| Store packed 90sc.

try butter Firsts, 1b.21a22c. EGGS Market steady. Nearby current receipts. mostly hennery whites, large size. medium size.

mostly Receipts -Butter, 1,448 tubs; eggs, 2,426 cases. LIVE POULTRY YOUNG CHICKENS-Rocks, large, broilers, as broilers. to as size. to size. mixed, large, Leghorns.

20a CAPONS--Seven pounds and over. smaller. CHICKENS--Colored. 5 pounds and over, 4 to pounds. under 4 pounds, Leghorns, roosters DUCKS (Young) Pekings.

Muscovy (old). 9a10c. puddle, 14a15c. GUINEAS Young. 2 pounds up, 500.: smaller, 40a45c.

W. EDGAR HARRISON, mixed, per 100-pound box. $5a7. Bluefish, pound, large, per pound, medium, per small, per pound, 4a5c. Butters, large, per 6a8c.

pound, small to medium. per pound, Crocus, large, per box. $5a6; small to medium, per box, Carp, large, per pound, medium, per pound. 5a6c. Gray trout, large, per pound.

large, per box, $15a18; small to medium, box. $8a10. Rock, boiling and pan, per pound. hank and shinners, per pound, extra large or jumbo. 10c.

Perch, white, large, per, pound, white. medium, pound, yellow, large, pound, yellow, medium, pound, 4a5c. Salmon trout, large, pound, 100-pound box, $16a18; small to medium, per 100-pound box, $6a8. Shad. N.

C. roe, per pound, buck, per pound, Chesapeake Bay, roe, per pound, 8a Chesapeake Bay, buck, per pound, 10c. Shrimp, jumbo, per pound, medium, pound. small not wanted. Flounders, large, per pound, small to medium, per pound, 5a7c.

Catfish, white, per pound. 3a black, per pound. 3a4c. Eels, large, per pound, small to medium, per pound, 3a 4c. Herring, per pound.

Pike, native, per pound, Carolina, per pound, 12a15c. Porgies, large, per box, $6a7: small to medium, box. $4a5. Mackerel. Spanish, per pound, 15a18c.

Snappers. per pound. 7a8c. Clams. large.

per 100, 90c.a$1; small to medium per 100. 40a60c. Hard Crabs, extra large, jumbo, per barrel, large prime males, $4a5; prime, per $4a 4.50: medium, mixed, per barrel, Crab meat, claw, per pound, regular, per pound. special, Jump, 75a80c, S. Department Washington of Markets Agriculture Service.

Washington, April 20. APPLES--No track. Bushels: car-lot Sup. 1 dem. 1 unbrkn.

cars on mkt. steady. Va. Staymans, U. S.

1s, 82a2.25: Yorks, U. S. 15, $1.35, few higher: Black Twigs, 1s, in. mostly around Winesaps, U. S.

1s, -in. Yellow Newtowns, U. S. 1s. few sales.

Ganos, U. S. 1s, $1a Romes, few sales, U. S. -in.

-in. ASPARAGUS -No car-lot 1 brkn. on track. Sup, light, dem. mkt.

stronger. 8. green, extra colossal. colossal, mostly 83.25; fancy, choice, BEANS- -No car-lot 1 1 unbrkn. cars on track.

Truck rec. lib. Sup. mkt. steady.

bu, green, flat type, few fine stringless, qual, and fine bu. round few qual. and $2.50. CABBAGE -No car-lot 6 1 unbrkn. cars on track.

steady. Truck rec, mod. Sup. dem. mkt.

pointed. $1. Texas, flat, bbl. pointed, poor best. 81.

Truck: pointed, packed locally, 81. lettuce flat, fair $1.25. CARROTS -No car-lot 1 brkn. car on track. Sup.

light, dem. mkt. steady. bunched. Texas, fair 75c.a$1.

$1.85. few higher. Cal. 1 unbrkn. cars on track.

light, dem. mkt. steady. standard -No car-lot 5 cars on track. Sup.

mkt. steads. 10-in. individually washed and precooled, 3-8 $2.25. few CUCUMBERS Southern: Sup, good stock light, dem.

light, mkt. dull. bu. $2a3, according to condition. -Sup.

dem. light, mkt. steady. fair $2. KALE- -Sup.

dem. slow, mkt. weak. bu. 20a25c.

LETTUCE- -3 Cal. 2 3 unbrkn. cars on track. Western: Sup. light, dem.

mkt. steady, Iceberg, 4-5 84a 4.50; poorer lower. Southern: Sup. light, dem. mkt.

steady, S. 5-pk. Big Boston, $1.50. LIMA BEANS -No car-lot no cars on track. Truck rec.

mod. Sup. dem. mkt. steady.

bu. few fine qual. and $3.25. MIXED VEGETABLES-1 Texas 1 unbrkn. car on track.

-Practically no supplies on market. ONIONS-1 N. Y. 1 unbrkn. car on track.

Old: Sup. dem. light, mkt. steads. Mich.

and Ohio, 50-lb. sacks, Yellows, U. S. 1s, few higher. Sup.

light, dem. light, mkt. steady. Texas, 50-lb. sacks, Yellow Bermudas, U.

S. Commercials, $1.75. PEAS-2 Cal. 4 3 unbrkn. cars on track.

Sup. dem. mkt. slightly weaker. bu.

Telephones, PEPPERS- Sup. dem. mkt. steady. green, fancy, choice, POTATOES-1 mostly around Fla.

$2. 8 15 unbrkn. cars on track. Old: Sup. dem, light, mkt.

slightly weaker. N. 100-lb. sacks, Round Whites. U.

S. 1s. $1.75. Maine, 100-lb. sacks, U.

S. 1s, Idaho, 100-lb. sacks, Russet Burbanks, U. S. 1s, New: Sup.

dem. light, mkt. steady. unwashed. Rose, U.

S. 1s, washed, $5.50. -Sup. dem. light, mkt.

weak. bu. white, wrapped, yellow Crooknecks, SPINACH-1 Texas 2 3 unbrkn. cars on track. Truck rec.

lib. Sup. dem, slow, mkt. slightly weaker. Bu.

Texas, 75c. 50c. -No car-lot no cars on track. Sup. light, dem, slow, mkt.

weak. 36-pt. showing mold, best. poorer, $2. Truck: 32-qt.

fair $5a6, few best $6.40. 24-pt. pt. SWEET POTATOES--No car-lot 1 brkn. car on track.

Sup. light, dem. light, mkt. steady. N.

bu. Puerto Ricans, Nancy Halls, 90c.a$1, few best $1.25. RADISHES--Sup. light, dem, light, mkt. weak.

bu. TOMATOES--No car-lot 1 2 unbrkn. cars on track. Sup. dem.

mkt. slightly stronger for good stock. lugs, turning and ripes, wrapped, 6x6, fair poorer, $1.50. Other Washington Markets Washington, April 20 prints, 92 score, tub, one-pound prints, 90 score, tub, one-pound prints, 88 score, tub, 22c. Eggs--Current receipts, hennery whites, Government graded and dated white, S.

extras, large, U. S. extras, mediums, standards, large, Live Poultry--Fowls, colored, Leghorns, roosters, Plymouth Rock, old hens, capons, 20a23c. spring broilers, turkeys, old toms, Dressed Poultry- Turkeys, toms, hens, roosters, Long Island ducks, capons, keats, per pair, young, squabs, per pound, rabbits, domestic, per pound, 31c. Live Stock -Hogs, light, mediums, heavy.

pigs, $2a3; roughs, calves, lambs, $5a11. Chicago Chicago. April 20 (P)-Provisions higher. influenced by fair export call for lard. At the finish prices varied from a rise of 2 cents to a decline of 12 cents.

Cash prices were: Lard, tierces. loose lard, bellies, $7.87. Range of futures: C1. Yr. High.

Low. Close. Ago. LardMay. $6.02 $5.87 $5.97 6.07 5.97 6.05 5.25 September.

6.27 6.15 6.25-27 5.35 BelliesMay. 7.70 5.80 July 7.95 5.95 Butter- Receipts, 10,354 tubs; steady. Fresh93 score, 92 score, 91 score, 90 score. 21 89 score, 88 score, 21 87 score, Centralized (car lots)90 score, 89 score. 88 score, 21 c.

Eggs -Receipts, 44,122 cases; unsettled, prices refrigerator standards, October, 19c. unchanged. Futures: Storage-packed firsts, April, New York New York, April 20 (P)-Butter-Receipts, 8.659 tubs: steady: creamery higher than extras, extras (92 score), firsts (87-91 scores), 22 seconds, unquoted; centralized (90 score), Eggs-Receipts, 14,016 cases; barely steady: mixed colors, special packs or selections from fresh receipts standards and commercial standards, firsts, seconds. mediums, 40 pounds, and dirties, No. 1, 42 pounds, average checks, storage packed.

firsts. White eggs, resale of premium marks, nearby special packs, including premiums, nearby and mid- Western hennery exchange specials, nearby and mid-Western exchange standards, marked mediums, 11a Pacific Coast, fresh shell treated or liners, fancy, Pacific Coast, standards, Pacific Coast. shell treated or liners. mediums, brown. nearby and Western special packs, private sales from store, a Western standards, 19c.

Live poultry weak; chickens, freight, express unquoted; broilers, freight, unquoted; express, fowls, freight, express, roosters, freight and express, turkeys, freight, express, ducks, freight. express unquoted. Dressed poultry firm. Chickens, fresh, anquoted; frozen, fowls, fresh and frozen, old roosters, fresh and frozen. turkeys, fresh, frozen, 15a25 ducks, fresh, frozen.

Philadelphia Philadelphia, April 20 (P) Butter Top grades. 92 score, 91 score, 90 score, 89 score, 23c. -Receipts, 6,466 cases: easy. Special packs: Nearby white hennery. white extras.

brown extras, nearby and mid-West mixed colors, average extras. graded firsts. current Live Poultry--Plymouth Rocks. fowls. fancy, fancy mixed colors, White Leghorns, fancy, 4 pounds each and over, ordinary.

winter chickens. staggy young roosters, old roosters. 9a Plymouth Rock broilers. newly hatched, fancy, pounds average, smaller sizes mixed colors. White Peking, White Leghorn broilers, ducks, spring, old, mixed colors, old, Muscovy.

15a16c. Dressed Poultry-Fowls, fresh killed. in boxes, fancy nearby chickens, old roosters, dry picked Western, ducks, Long Island, 16c. Lumber Orders Decline Washington, April 20 (AP) -The National Lumber Manufacturers' Association today reported orders for the week ending April 14 as reported by 1,511 lumber mills lower than during any of the preceding six weeks. Orders totaled 193,272,000 feet, compared with 194,626,000 feet for the previous week.

Production climbed to 207,960,000 feet from 202,568,000 feet in the previous six-day period, while shipments dropped to 193,361,000, compared with 194,653,000 feet. New York Stock Exchange Quotations (Continued from Page 16) -Compiled By The Associated Net Clos Low Last Cha. Bid 33 33 4 69 69 9 30 30 201 23 75 75 65 59 59 77 73 108 108 108 14 55 56 TO 56 D' Alesandro's Child To Be Buried Monday Nicholas D'Alesandro, 3, Son Of Legislator, Died Thursday After Two-Day Illness Funeral services for Nicholas D'Alesandro, 3-year-old son of Thomas D'Alesandro, member of the House of Delegates, and Mrs. D'Alesandro, will be held at 9 A. M.

Monday at St. Leo's Catholic Church, Stiles and Exeter streets. The services will be conducted by the Rev. Hector Messina, pastor of the church. Burial will be in New dral Cemetery.

Previous to the angels' mass of requiem there will 1 be services at the home, 245 Albemarle street. In addition to his parents, the child, who died Thursday following a twoday illness, is survived by two brothers, Thomas D'Alesandro 3d, and Franklin D. Roosevelt D'Alesandro. Minneapolis Grain Market Minneapolis, April 20 (P)-Flour. 15c.

lower; carload lots, family patents, a barrel in 98-pound cotton sacks: shipments. 22,243 bbls, Bran, Wheat-No. 1 Northern, No. 1 red durum. May, July, September, Corn-No.

3 yellow, Oats-No. 3 white. 26a27c. Herman W. Baake.

Services at her late residence, 3127 Baker street, on Monday, April 23, at 11 A. M. Interment in Woodlawn Cemetery. 22 Chapter N. 2, 0.

the E. announces with deep regret death of SISTER MARY A. BAAKE. Eastern Star services. GLADYS G.

SHAWKER, 22 Worthy Matron. April 19, 1934. ALBEECHE SWAIN, beloved wife of the late William Newton Beecher. Funeral services will be held at the home of her son, Mr. Wm.

Gordon Beecher, 7 Dutton avenue, Catonsville, on Saturday at 4 P. M. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. 21e April 19, 1934, GEORGE beloved husband of the late Margaret Bilz (nee Rehrman). Funeral will take place from his late residence.

102 South Bouldin street, on Monday, April 23, at 8.30 A. and thence to Sacred Heart Church, where a Requiem High Mass will be offered for the repose of his soul at 9 A. M. Interment in Sacred Heart Cemetery. 22 April 20.

1934, at her home, 2205 North Calvert street, ADELE beloved wife of Joseph W. Bristor. Funeral from the above residence on Monday at 8.30 A. M. Requiem Mass at St.

Ann's Church at 9 A. M. Interment private. 22 April 20, 1934. FRANK MORGAN, beloved husband of Emma Zeller Burst.

(D. papers please Funeral services from his late residence, 3437 Mondawmin avenue, of which due notice will be given. 21e April 20, 1934, DORA, beloved wife of the late John G. P. M.

Butz. Loving and kind in all her ways, Upright and just to the end of her days, Sincere and true in her heart and mind, Beautiful memories she left behind. In Memoriam (1) Booklet of 132 specimen In Memoriam tributes sent free upon request. tribute of love to the memory of my husband, HARRY, on our anniversary. 21e DORA BAER FREED.

(2) Deaths Notices received too late for classification will be found on Page 2. April 19, 1934, MARY A. (nee Mamie Leisure), beloved wife of She has gone to the home of her Saviour, Who loved her and bore her away, From earth's sorrows and suffering and heartaches To that realm of endless day. Shall we grieve that her voyage is ended And her storm-tossed soul at rest? She has entered the haven of refugeThat eternal home of the blest. 22 BY HER CHILDREN.

Funeral from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Lillie Rea, 784 West Cross street, on Monday at 3.30 P. M. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. April 20, 1934, at Emergency Hospital, Annapolis, MARGARET ALICE, widow of the late James Cosmos Chaney.

Funeral services at Smithville M. E. Church, Dunkirk, on Sunday, April 22. at 10.30 A. M.

Interment at Friendship, Md. 21e April 20, 1934, ELIZA widow of the late Charles W. Clifton. 23e Funeral from her late residence, Woodensburg, Monday Interment in Mount Gilead Cemetery. April 18, 1934, MARY beloved wife of the late Cornelius Curran.

papers please copy.J 21e Funeral from her residence, 1618 Belt street, on Saturday at 2 P. M. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. D'ALESANDRO. On April 19, 1934.

NICHOLAS, aged 3 years and 8 months. beloved son of Thomas and Annunciata D'Alesandro (nee Lombardi). Funeral from his parents' residence, 245 South Albemarle street, on Monday morning at 8.30 o'clock. Angel Mass at St. Leo's Church at 9 o'clock.

Interment in New Cathedral Cemetery. 23 April 20, 1934, at Sydenham Hospital, ROBERT aged 3 years. beloved son of Harry E. and Grace Waller Deets, of 213 South Clinton street. Funeral from the hospital on Saturday, April 21, at 2 P.

M. Interment 21e in Cedar Hill Cemetery. on April 20, 1934. HENRY aged 75 years, husband of Johanna Lang Edel. Funeral services at the chapel of Stewart and Mowen Company, 108 West North avenue, on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. 23 -On April 19. 1934, DIANA VIRGINIA, aged 95 years, widow of Samuel Fair. Funeral from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Preston Gardner, Beckleysville, Baltimore county.

on Saturday at 2 P. M. Services at St. Abraham's Lutheran Church at 2.30 P. M.

21e died at his home at Wittman, April 18, 1934. busband of Emaline' C. Frey (nee der). Interment at St. Michaels, Md.

21e April 19, 1934, CHARLES in his 85th year, beloved husband of the late Rosa F. Greif (nee Otto). Funeral from his late residence, 1629 Clarkson street. on Saturday at 2 Interment in Cedar Hill etery. 21 HEER.

April 19, 1934. LILLIAN aged 27 years, beloved daughter of William J. and May C. Heer (nee Lentz). Funeral from her parents' residence.

2730. Harford avenue, on Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment Loudon Park Cemetery. Henry W. JENKINS Sons Co.

Funeral Directors Since 1799 Spacious Chapel and Parlors Complete Funeral Services Priced to Suit Conditions Orchard and McCalloh Streets VERNON 3166-3167 PERSONALS (10) (Continued from Preceding Columni Call A Practical Company Manazed by Men. who hare over Homes. ALTERATIONS. No cash Required. First, Payment Pay as as 85 Monthly June Call, Phone or Write for Estimates.

EASTERN HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. 3827 EASTERN AVE. WOLFE 3600. NOTICE to Home Owners: 1924 inz-house Ares increased Improved safety Detectora provide "automatic" against growing hazard. Improved Fira Detector Equitable Bide.

Plaza 0400. VACUUM Cleaner repair, special, only $1, motor check-up: 2. new carbons: 3, tighten loose parts; clean bag, and 5. grease. For delivery service call Laf.

2406, Save 88 at MILLER'8, 1835 Bolton street. ROOMS PAPERED, $3 $4 BEST EMBOSSED PAPER, $5.50. W. THOMPSON. 1214 W.

Ostend st. Gil. 0985. Enterprise Roofing Co. Cal.2468 Roofing.

All Types, 119 LIGHT ST. HOME REPAIRING. Everything from roof to cellar. Reas. ALBAN BLDG.

CO. Ham. 0640. PLASTERING chimneys, damp walls repaired. A EMMONS Wolfe 1244 1251 N.

BrOAWAY. MATTRESSES REMADE. $4 SANITARY MAT CO 921 Mad. ave. Ver.

0934. WANTS (11) OLD GOLD--JEWELRY HIGH CASH PRICES PAID for Old Gold. Tewelry. Diamonda Watches. Bridges.

Teeth. Bring of mail. MARYLAND GOLD SMELTING CO. 408 PARK BANK 4th floor. Liberty street.

corner Lexington. ANTIQUE AND MODERN Furniture, China, Curios, Oil Paintings, Oriental Rugs, Libraries. Books, Silverware, Office Furni. ture, etc. Large or small lots.

Calls answered within an hour. A. COOPER. 1300 N. Charles st.

Vernon 7830. Night Calls, Lib. 7262. I BUY EVERYTHING all kinds Furniture, Antiques. Clothing, Pianos.

Chinaware, Radios. Silverware. lewelry, Books, Stores, Ice Boxes. STICKMAN, GREENE SARATOGA STS. CALL AT ONCE.

CALVERT 5754. GOOD PRICES PAID FOR ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE Elec, Radios and Refrigerators, Coal, Gas, (MI Stoves, Ornaments, Antiques, Household Effects, eto. Ver. 5342, Mr. Mack, 808 Greenmount ave.

MUST HAVE AT ONCE CALL VERNON 2960 Elec, refrigerators, radios, dining living rm, furniture, stoves, gas ranges, etc. Immediate cash and removal. 819 Greenmount are. We Must Have Ang Quantity FURNITURE HOUSEHOLD GOODS All Calls Answered Within an Bour. ENERGETIC STORES 706-710 N.

Howard St. Vernon 0746. OFFICE FURNITURE WANTED Desks, Chairs, Fites, Tables, Adding Machines, Typewriters, etc. COOPER TRADING COMPANY, 1300 N. Charles.

Vernon 7830. FURNITURE RUGS Large or small lots, honest prices, prompt attention. Foxman, Clifton ave. LAFAYETTE 1812. OFFICE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

CHINA. GLASS ORNAMENTS. BOOKS. GUNS. PISTOLS.

PIANOS. ETO. Calvert 3554 -Ask for MR. KRIES High Prices For Antiques, Etc. NORTON'S, 1800 Rosedale st.

Mad. 3552-W. SPOT CASH FOR FURNITURE, ETC. Calle made 1 bour. MR.

ALBERT. PLAZA 1886. High Prices For Old Gold MR. MILTON. 701 W.

Balto. st. Calvert 1991 USED FURNITURE WANTED at once--spot cash MR. LEE. PLAZA 5930.

USED FURNITURE BOUGHT MR. BELL. 726 W. Balto, st. PI.

5437. BLIND Man wants very cheap typewriter. WM. KRUSE, 701 N. Eutaw street.

CASH PRICES for old gold. MR. ALLEN, 636 W. Balto. st.

Cal. 1534. SPOT CASH for Furniture. Radios, Stoves, etc. Call Mr.

Melvin 747 Balto st. PI 1168. BATH tubs, sinks, furnaces, stoves, boilers. pipe. radiators, etc.

3341 Greenmount ave. Un. 2224. WE buy furniture of all kinds. N.

GLICKMAN. 1704 Aliceanna st. Wolfe 8241. OSED Furniture of all kinds wanted at once. Broadway 1966.

Mr. Hoff. MEN'S CLOTHING HIGH PRICES PAID. ZALIS. 3414 Park Heights ave.

Lib. 9036. FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Bought for CASH. Phone VERNON 4047. FURNITURE of every description bought for Cash.

Mr. Henry. 647 W. Balto. st.

Pl. 3497 SITUATIONS--HOUSEHOLD (12) GIRL (colored) wishes general housework or part time: stay some nights. 1607 W. LAFAYETTE AVE. GIRL (white) wants position housework and plain cooking or take chare of child.

1912 N. Pulaski street. GIRL (colored) wishes work by day or week. 1424 E. Chase street.

HOUSEKEEPER or Nurse by 12016, German Sun. woman; no country. LAUNDRESS. first class, wants work Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday; cleaning Friday, $1.50 day. Reference.

506 Calhoun street. WOMAN (colored) wants general housework and cook. Reference. 1302 Laurens street. WOMAN (colored), general housework or day's work.

1009 Carrollton avenue. WOMAN, for part-time or day's work; reference. 533 N. STRICKER ST. YOUNG LADY wishes position as housekeeper; gentleman's home preferred.

Box 12019, Sun. WHITE WOMAN--Middle aged: cooking; general housework. 948 Washington st. GERMAN girl wishes position chamber work and waiting; reference. 12049, Sun.

PROTESTANT woman as housekeeper; active, capable of taking full charge business man or woman's home. 11796. Sun. SETTLED woman as housekeeper in motherless home: Protestant family. 12018.

Sun. VIRGINIA girl (colored), work of any kind. 1026 Bennett Place. HELP--HOUSEHOLD (12a) GIRL, (white). over 25.

for general housework and assist, with baby; small salary and good home, 2238 Linden ave. GIRL (white), general housework. care of child: stay nights; reference. Lib. 1316.

LADY- White. between 20 and 25, care 3 children. Forest 5598-W. WOMAN (white): between 35 40: educated; to assist, children with lessons house work. Apply Box 10707, Sun.

WOMAN, competent, to manage household; $3 per week. Phone Linthicum 8-M. WOMAN (white), cooking 1st fl. work; $7 wk. Phone Mad.

0502. WORKING housekeeper, small family; $4 to start; German Protestant preferred. 13031. Sun. SITUATION (13) NURSE DESIRES POSITION 28 companion to lady or nurse in summer camp, etc.

Salary can be arranged. BOX 12039, SUN. STENOGRAPHER: general ref. office work: 1980-J. efficient.

desires position: Mad. HELP -FEMALE (14) COSMETICIANS. experienced, or train. IDEAL SELLING PLAN. MISS SEIDEL, 246 Equitable Bldg.

GIRL, not over 22. for typing and general office work; 1 state references. 12032, Sun. P. B.

X. Operator, experienced. State past positions and salary in detail. Box 11720. Sun.

STITCHERS and Pointmaker on men's neckwear. Apply 21 W. Fayette st. eleInquire vator man. WOMEN (2), acquainted in exclusive sections.

to represent a well-known nationally advertised Arm locally. Write MR. A. K. MERBREIER.

621 Calvert Bide. for interview. WOMEN fur finishers, Apply FISH FUR PROCESSING 2565 Penna. ave. ABLE WOMEN We have an opening for an able woman.

did opportunity own to ESTABLISH A BUSINESS housefrom your home without neglecting hold duties. Call in person between 9 and 12 noon. Nun's Independent Dairy, 1200 Winchester street. No. 2 car.

ATTRACTIVE to woman. 25 to 35 machines with on pleasing floor. personality sell Must have full knowledge of sewing machines and dressmaking. Perthanent position. Good salary, Write 10720, Sun.

EXPERIENCED Stenographer and Office Worker: wholesale house: state experience and salexpected. 12024, Sun. ary GOOD pay for selling patriotic novelty. 11413. Sun.

SITUATIONS -MALE (15) BOY (colored), neat, desires work of any kind. McCulloh At. 2570 CHAUFFEUR careful, care lawn. 814 FRANKLINTOWN ROAD. CHEF.COOK wants work: capable.

1104 Cathedral st. MAN (coloreal wishes position as chauffeur or all-around man. 1422 Madison 1st Apt. 3. MAN (colored), position as houseman or porter: references.

2114 Division st. WATCHMAKER Capable of taking charze and wait on trade: good references. 12058, Sun. YOUNG coloted man wishes work of any kind: high education: chauffeur's license. Call Gilmor 3938.

YOUNG MAN, retail store experience, desires position of any kind. 11895, Sun. YOUNG MAN. colored. desires position chauffeur of truck, 11884, Sun.

YOUNG man, 1 rear college payroll. of. fice worthy your consideration. 11475, Sun. COLORED man wants work cook: reference.

1204 Park avenue, SITUATIONS -MALE (15) Deaths (2) HEISE. -On aged April 19, 1934, CHARLES ROBERT, 90 years, beloved husband of the late Anna Catherine Heise (nee Ruth). 21e Funeral services at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Henry Meyer, 4717 Homer avenue, on Saturday at 3.30 P. M.

Interment in Western Cemetery. HOLDEN. April 20, 1934. at the Church Home and Infirmary, ANNA daughter of the late Enoch P. and Elizabeth Holden.

Funeral services at the chapel of the Church Home on Monday at 3.30 P. M. April 20, 1934. at Richmond. JOSEPHINE LAUDERS HOOK, beloved wife of John N.

Hook. Funeral from her home, 433 East Gitting street. Notice later. 21e on April 20, 1934. JOHN WESLEY, beloved husband of Mary Hulshart.

Funeral services at this home, 3026 Brighton street, on Monday at, 1.30 P. M. Interment in Norrisville P. Cemetery, Norrisville, Howard county, Maryland. 22 April 20.

1934. GEORGE beloved husband of Lillian May Huttenberger (nee Kreamer). Funeral from his late residence, 4648 Pimlico road, on Monday at 1 P. M. Interment in Western Cemetery.

22 JEFFER April 18, 1034. F. VINCENT. beloved husband of the late Birdie Knipp Jeffery. Funeral services will be held at his home, 611 Brookwood road.

Hunting Ridge, on Saturday M. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. 21e April 18, 1934, WILLIAM aged 25 years. beloved son of Clarence R. and Mary E.

Kapp (nee Bryan). (Md.) papers please Funeral from his late residence, 6700 Bessemer avenue, Graceland Park, on Saturday at P. M. Interment in Lorraine Park con Cemetery. 21 KEIRLE April 19, 1934, WILLIAM aged 84 years, beloved husband of Annie T.

Keirle. (D. papers please Funeral services at his home, 1732 North Fulton avenue, on Monday at 10.30 A. M. Interment in National Cemetery.

22 April 19, 1934, DORIS MARIE, beloved child of Edward M. and Margaret Loane. Funeral from the parents' residence, 131 Parkin street, on Saturday, April 21, at 11 A. M. Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery.

21 April 20, 1934, HESTER LONG (nee Frantz). beloved wife of the late Henry Long. Funeral from her late residence. Shawan, Baltimore county, on Monday at 2 P. M.

Services and interment at Grace M. P. Church, Chestnut Ridge at 2.30 P. M. 23e LUCKHARDT.

On April 19. 1934, HENRY beloved husband of Emma Luckhardt (nee Funeral will take place from his late residence. 1108 South Lakewood avenue, on Monday, April 23, at 2 P. M. Interment Schwartz's Cemetery.

23e April 18, 1934, AUDREY beloved daughter of Theodore R. and J. Eleanore Maxwell (nee Ey). Funeral from her parents' residence. 2612 Aisquith street, on Saturday at 2.30 P.

M. Interment in Parkwood Cemetery. 21 On Lennox April street. 19, DR. 1934, at IRWIN his' age 73 years, husband of Susan A.

Mather. Funeral services at the Chapel of Stewart Mowen Company, 108 West North avenue, on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. 21 17, 1934, at New York city, BERTHOLD beloved husband of Emma L. Miller (nee Bradley). Funeral services will be held at his home, 63 Prospect avenue.

Catonsville, on Saturday at 2 P. M. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. 21e April 19, 1934, JOHN, aged 59 years, beloved husband of Elizabeth Moerschel. 23 Funeral from his residence, 118 South Haven street, on Monday at 2 P.

M. Interment Oak Lawn Cemetery. April 20, 1934, JOSEPH aged 72 years, beloved husband of M. Agnes Donnelly Moore. Mary's county papers please Funeral at his home.

603 West University Parkway, on Monday morning at 9.15 o'clock. Requiem Mass at St. Ignatius' Church at 10 o'clock. Interment in New Cathedral Cemetery. 23 April 15, 1934, in Tucson, 0.

HARRY, son of Rose Ella and the late James O. Neal. 21e Funeral from home of his mother, 329 East Thirty street, on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. April 19, 1934. MARY beloved daughter of the late Adam and Kunigunda Ochs.

Funeral from the home of her brother. John G. Ochs. 620 North Carey street. on Monday at 8.30 A.

M. Requiem High Mass at St. Peter's Church at 9 o'clock. Interment in Holy! Redeemer Cemetery. omit 22 April 20, 1934.

CAROLINE the beloved wife of Arthur Yates Perot. Funeral from the Peregoy Funeral Home, 440 East North avenue, on Monday at 11 A. M. Interment in Greenmount Cemetery. 23e PREISSLER.

-On April 18, 1934, OTTO in his 71st year, beloved husband of Minnie Preissler (nee Bergen). Funeral from his late residence, 2101 West Baltimore street, on Saturday at 3.30 P. M. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. 21e April 19, 1934, A.

AMANDA the (nee McComas), beloved wife of late Charles W. Pyle. Funeral services at her home, 4613 Mary avenue. on Sunday at 1.30 P. M.

Services at Zion M. E. Church, Bel Air, at 3 o'clock. Interment in Zion Cemetery. 21e beloved daughter of the late John and POWELL.

On April 20, 1934. ANNA, Margaret Powell. Funeral from the residence of her cousin, Mrs. Joseph H. McCubbin, 925 Valley street, on Monday at 8.30 A.

M. Requiem High Mass at St. John's Church at 9 A. M. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery.

Harford road. 23 -On April 18, 1934, JAMES beloved husband of Dora E. Reardon. Funeral from his late residence, 835 North Luzerne avenue, on Saturday at 8.30 A. M.

Requiem Mass at St. Catherine's Church at 9 A. M. Interment in Baltimore Cemetery. 21 into rest on April 20.

1934, ELIZABETH, beloved wife of the late Benjamin Roy, at 1104 North Mount street. Relatives and friends are. respect fully invited to attend funeral from Sharon Baptist Church on Sunday. April 22, at 1 P. M.

Interment in Westmoreland county. Virginia. 22 NIE, beloved daughter of the late April 19, 1934, MINAugust and Wilhelmina Schaefer. Funeral from her late residence, 3053 Brighton street, on Saturday at 3 o'clock. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery.

21e April 10, 1934. AN. NA widow of William Schultheis. Funeral from her late residence. 209 South Castle street.

on Monday at o'clock. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. 23e SISTER MARY BRIDGET, of the All Saints Sisters of the Poor, entered into rest Thursday. April 19. 1934.

Funeral Saturday. April 21. at 10 o'clock from the Chapel of All Saints Convent, Orange Grove. 21 RAIN MAKES ALL GRAVES SOAKING PROTECT THE CASKET BY BURYING IN AN Asphalt Grave Vault -DRY FOREVERCOST $100.00 Baltimore Cemeteries Ask Your Funeral Director PATENTED Quaranteed Waterproof Airtight Weight 2600 lbs. Asphalt Grave Vault Co.

BALTIMORE. MARYLAND Deaths (2) SMITH. -On April 18, 1034, ELIZABETH (nee Benner), beloved wife of John Smith. Funeral from the parlors of Joseph B. Cook.

1003 West Baltimore street. on Saturday at 2 P. M. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. 21 SMITH -On April 19, 1934, GEORGE, aged 48 years.

Services at the Sander Funeral Home, Baltimore street and Broadway, on Saturday at 3 P. M. Interment private. 21e April 19. 1934.

IDA V. (nee Durha.n), aged 57 years, loved wife of the late Benjamin F. Warfield. Funeral services at the home of her sister. Mrs.

Blanche Disney. 2625 Huntington avenue. Services at Severn Prospect Church on Sunday at P. M. Interment at Friendship Ceme00 tery.

April 18, 1934, LOUISE, beloved wife of the late Charles F. Wasmus. Funeral services from the residence of her daughter. Mrs. Emma H.

Jeske, 4211 Frederick avenue, on Saturday at 2 P. M. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. 21 on April 19, 1934, MARGARET ANN. beloved wife Charles B.

Whiteford. Funeral from her late residence, 1200 West Lombard street, on Saturday. April 21. at 2 P. M.

Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. 21 -On April 20, 1934, at the rest. dence of the Rev. C. Morgan Compher, 122 Key Boulevard.

Clarendon, CLARA ELLA, widow of John H. Wilson. 00 Services and interment at Hampstead M. E. Church, Hampstead, Carroll county, on Monday at 3 P.

M. on 20, 1934, JOHN beloved husband of Mary V. Wimpsett (nee Rogers). Funeral from his late residence, 2019 Walbrook avenue, on Monday. April 23, at 8.30 o'clock.

Requiem High Mass at St. Cecilia's Church at 9 o'clock. 21e FUNERAL DIRECTORS (3) Modern Funeral Service. JOHN F. DENNY Light and Montgomery sts.

South 1416-1417. Motor Equipment The Best GEO. SCHILLING SONS Funeral Parlors Adjoining. Monument and Aisquith Sta. Wolfe 2658.

LILLY and ZEILER, INC. 403 S. Wolfe St. 700 S. Conkling 1222.

St. Phone 1433. Phone Wolfe PHILIP HERWIG 2016 Orleans street. Wolfe 5547-4137. JOHN J.

COWAN SON ESTABLISHED 1 1880. PLAZA 2062. 1216 S. Charles. 703 Hanover at.

So. 0641. FRED A. A KRAUSE SON JOHN BURNS' SONS Towson 205. 610-612 York Towson, Md.

A. S. MARSHALL. Prompt and Efficient Service. Chesapeake 2329.

GEORGE W. 3029 Northern Parkway. Hamilton 4206. CEMETERIES AND LOTS (4) PARKWOOD Memorial Park, Monument And Mausoleum Sections $25 Per Grave Up. Terma.

Perpetual Care. "Inquire About Our Insurance Feature. OFFICE, 5510 HARFORD RD. HAM. 0586.

LOUDON PARK CEMETERY Lot Will Be Furnished Transportation for Inspection. New Low Prices. Terms. Free bus service to new sections. Gilmor 0772-0773 Vernon 6938-6939.

DRUID RIDGE CEMETERY. Pikesville. Executive Office. 505 Cathedral street. Tel.

Forest 6663. Pikes. 150. Vernon 6938-6939. BALTIMORE CEMETERY Beautiful Perpetual-Care Sections.

Reasonable. Auto for inspection. Terms if desired. North ave. east of Gay st.

Ph. Wolfe 1101. WOODLAWN CEMETERY 3 W. Centre St Ver. 4721-For.

6600. MORELAND MEMORIAL PARK CEMETERY Weekly, paymenty to suit Hamilton you. 1337. Office Harford road. OAK LAWN CEMETERY Phone Vernon 6741 or Essex 5.

LOST AND FOUND (8) AUTOMOBILE -Marquette 1930 Model Sedan, tag No. T-592, serial No. 36632, motor No. 32058. Liberal reward for information and return.

Wire LEON, 1308 7th st. N. Washington, D. C. BRACELET.

lost Saturday, yellow gold. about wide, containing emeralds, diamonds and pearls. LIBERAL REWARD. Plaza 0665. LADIES POCKETBOOK lost in North Ave.

Market, black. Rewerd. MRS. FAM 2013 Maryland ave. POCKETBOOK -Lost, lady's black, initials E.

Finder keep money return valuables with pocketbook. Pikesville 614. WATCH lost at Bowie Race Track on Saturday, the 14th one gentleman's open-faced gold watch with the initials engraved on the back. Also attached to same an Life insurance identification tag. Will finder kindly communicate with Room 562, Baltimore Trust Baltimore, Md.

WRIST WATCH, Gruen, lost, white gold; initials K. E. B. Reward. Hamilton 4864-M.

FEMALE Fox Terrier, black and white, black head, named Frisky, lost, Reward. University 5,006 LOST, Tan Billfold, S-16323, containing B. J. 0. Wal- railroad pasa No.

issued to P. strum, also contains union card, B. 0. veteran card and $2. Keep money and ret.orn other contents to P.

J. WALSTRUM. 120 S. Chester or B. o.

agent office, Locust Point. LOST--From car at Lanvale and John one Brief Case containing books and valuable papers, and one Trench Coat. Finder return to 1401 Baltimore Trust Building. LOST -Kolinsky Neckpiece on Greenmount between 22nd and Boulevard Theatre, Reward. 306 W.

Lanvale st. LOST Tuesday, lady's White Gold Wrist Watch, initialed A. W. bracelet, attached. Reward.

Calvert 3342. LOST -Chesapeake Bay Dog. male, light brown: answers to "Bob. Reward. MRS.

HUGH BRENT. 16 E. Chase st. Ver. 6212.

LOST lady's White Gold Wrist Watch bracelet. engraved Erva on back. Lib. 1410. LOST- Boston Terrier, brindle: answers to Skinny.

Reward. Wolfe 9055. PERSONALS (10) PHYSIO THERAPY Health Treatments for Rheumatism, Neuritis, etc. 2010 N. Calvert street.

Chesapeake 1529. CHROME NICKEL Plating Md. Plating 316 N. Holliday st. Plaza 7413, ROOMS PAPERED, $3 UP Nicoll, 2719 W.

Lafayette ave. Madison 6184. HAIR DYEING, $1 BEAUTY SCHOOL. WOLFE 3985. REILLY'S, Best Leather Store In Baltimore, 224 W.

Fayette st. WAXOILIN FURNITURE POLISH At all Furniture, Grocery Hardware Stores. ROOMS PAPERED, $3 UP 2 B. SIMMONS, 403 N. Pulaski st.

Gil. 4695. LATEST Permanent Wave, $1.95 complete: marcel, haircuta free. Finger wave, manicure. 15c.

25c. Marinello, 5th Charles de Fayette. ROOMS PAPERED and Call Mad. 4489-W. 4274.

M. I. HARTS PAPERHANGING. NICOLL. WO.

9519 GENERAL CONTRACTING CO. 923 Park avenue. Vernon 4411. TERMS. MILLER-WILLIAMS.

REASO Wolfe 5550-J. ELECTRICAL WORK DONE KEYS MADE -LOCKS REPAIRED M. B. KLEIN, 206 N. Gay st.

Plaza 6207. GILBERTO VALENZUELA, Mexican Attorney. Box 1304, El Paso, Texas. HARDWOOD floors laid: old floors scraped and finished. M.

T. Randolph, Mad. 8002. VERY REASONABLE 0. J.

HART. 2649 Aisquith st. Ches. 0016. WALLPAPER, 1c.

Roll; sold with border only. STANDARD WALLPAPER 00. 1028 Gas WALLPAPER room tots. 81.45: Window shades, 39c Thomas Messer 1015 W. Balto.

st. MISS PRICE -Superfluous bair, blemishes permanently retnored. 610 Cathedral st. Ver. 1478 EXPERT WORK- HAMILTON 1163.

A C. HOBELMAN, formerly with Adatos. CONTINENTAL HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. Hearst Tower Building. Plaza 3753-3754.

OLD GOLD and Silver Jewelry bought: good casb prices Carl Schon, 100 W. Saratoga st. PAPER BODEN, 1616 GET Chilton MY 5t. LOW Ches. PRICE.

0058. ROOMS PAPERED $4 AND STRIGLE 8019 BAKER ST. LAF. HOUSE WIRING floor receptacles, tertas 1820 Harford are. Vernon 2392.

GUARANTEED Oil Permanents, st. $2.25 complete BURTON'S. 218 N. Liberty Calvert FLOORS laid scraped and refinished. Quality easonable: das of night.

1111. HOME REPAIRS From cellar to attic Gil. IDEAL 0626. REPAIR 1908 Frederick ave. (Continued from Preceding Column) POSITION con maintenance man, house, mfg.

plant; understands machinery. Sun. HELP--MALE (16) ARTIST MUST BE EXPERIENCED IN FURNITURE DECORATING. Apply 5309 York Rd. AUTO mechanics.

experienced. Apply MR. WANN, FORD MOTOR SALES ML Rosal and Maryland aventies, AUTO North MECHANIC'S HELPER, experienced. 15 High street. AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC AND BLACKSMITH.

940 Park are. BARBER wanted for Saturday; also steady. 1102 South Charles street. BARBER FOR SATURDAY. 2700 Philadelphia avenue.

BARBER wanted for Saturday. Apply 1106 W. Baltimore BARTENDER. APPLY 11 A. M.

OR LATER. 819 S. HANOVER STREET. CHAUFFEURS Steady positions open for men who qualify, on liberal commission basis. Must know city.

References and required. GRAY TAXI CAB. 1922 North Charles st. CREDIT niture and businesa. Collection Only Manager for retail the forreplies giving following will be considered: Aze, past work, last, employer and salary expected.

12006, Sun. COOK (white), only 41 carver need apply. State experience and references. 10785, Sun. DENTISTS wanted, registered in Maryland of West.

Virzinia. Write or call DR. LLOYD M. BASEHOAR. Hagerstown, Md.

FARM Hand: must be sober and experienced; reference. 12076. Sun. GARDENER AND FLORIST (white), lawns, shrubbery and perennials, Ruxton, $50 month and keep. Give experience and reference.

10703, Sun. HANDY MAN who understanda carpentry. electric, plumbinz. 850 month and yearatound job for right man. 11667, Sun.

JUNIOR CLERK, Typist, 18-20 years: accurate, rapid, knowledge stenography helpful: perience and references. 12070. Sun. MAGAZINE salesman to cover Balto. local district.

Box 11718, Sun. MAN, young. married, with sales ability and shipping experience; must. be a hustler. 10742.

Ann. MAN. to keep record of atock in wholesale grocery house: state experience. Reply by mail to D. Zlotontz.

2961 Cold Spring lane. MAN to open and operate cleaning. pressing and tailoring establishment in Cockeysville, See MR. SHIPLEY, Shipley Cockeysville. MAN wanted to sell scorecards.

Apply Sunday at 12. Oriole Baseball Park. MAN (white). exp. with flowers, garden; small bay-front home: salary $15 mo.

12060. Sun. MARINE MACHINISTS Only those with marine experience need apply. BETHLEHEM SHIPBUILDING CORP. 1101 Key Highway cars: bring tools.

See Mr. Sudmeier, HosMotors. 808 E. Fayette st. PAINTERS- -Hamilton section.

Give phone number. Box 10705, Sun. PAINTER and Striper, 1at-class: guaranteed good wages and steady work. 10715. Sun.

SALESMAN, experienced in lumber and mill work. Maryland Lumber 121 East st. SALESMEN Exclusive. popular line whisky, cordials and wines; high commission paid to men with following. 124 HOPKINS PLACE.

SHORT ORDER COOK (white), for tavern. Apply 205 W. 25th st. TAILOR for alterations on ladies' and men's garments, exp. 3141 W.

North ave, YARD Superintendent, experienced in building materials preferred. State salary wanted, age and experience. Box 12057. Sun. YOUNG Man as receiving clerk.

State age, experience and salary expected. 12043. Sun. EXP. Sleeve Sewer on men'a sack coats.

Phone Belmont 9000 Monday between 8.30 A. M. and 5 P. M. for estate with knowlEXPERIENCED for farmer fruit trees and garden.

Furnish reference, 12025, Sun. HAVE opening for a few real live liquor salesmen. bright future for those who will work. THE QUEEN DISTILLING CO. 116 8.

Eutaw street. NIGHT Engineer, 1st or 2nd grade, single preferred, under 45; Protestant. 12028, Sun. WANTED-Anto body and fender repairman. Must be first class.

Steady work for the right man. ALLEN AUTO BODY WORKS. INC. BOX 338. SALISBURY, MARYLAND.

MECHANICS- Must be experienced on Ford AND FEMALE (17) MOTHER Son (colored), Virzinians, wish place cooking and butler; stay nights: reference. 2308 Guilford aventie. MIDDLE- AGED COUPLE, experienced, Wants to care for apartment house or school; live in; best references. PIKESVILLE 271-M. HELP -MALE AND FEMALE (18) MIDDLE AGED couple, white, to work on small farm near Baltimore; wife to do housework.

Good home for right party. Box 11721, Sun. HELP- -SALES AGENTS (19) AGENTS: sell glass signs; must be neat little cash needed. Room 201, 8 E. Lexington.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES (21) MISS WALTHER, 111 N. Charles. Plaza 7840. CHAMBERMAID- NURSE, 845 mo. MOTHER'S Helpera, white, .88 wk.

SELECT. 339 Equitable Bldg. Plaza 4609. WHITE Nursemaid, 1 child. W.

$7.50 wk. Bond Employment, 508 Mulberry st. MRS. HUBLEY, 441 Equitable Bldg. Cal.

6678. Chambermaid- Nurse. 25-35; $12 wk. INSTRUCTION (22) MARINELLO SCHOOL BEAUTY CULTURE. Enroll now.

Easy Terms. Free Cat. Positions. Charles and Fayette sta. Plaza 3434-5.

JAZZ PIANO. Accordion, 20 lessons. Booklet. Christensen, 410 Park Bank Bldg. Pl.

5926. TRI-CITY BARBER SCHOOL, 817 E. Baltimore st. Calvert 8028. LEARN TO DRIVE BY EXPERT.

Rates. Calvert 1781-J. ENGLISH Vocabulary grammar, etc. Class or personal a mo Chen. 0780.

THE CITY BARBER SCHOOL, 622 E. Baltimore near Gay st. BEAUTY CULTURE expertly taught. Mr. Honour, VOGUE, 234 Park ave.

Cal. 3173. DANCING (24) CHARLES E. PATTEN Private Exclusive lessons school by for beginners. appointment.

1600 Wolfe N. Broad 2840. way, 4. HAZEL R. WATKINS Tuition, 50c.

8 P. 227 W. Franklin st. Private. $1.

By appointment. Lib. 4383. FINK'S Private, Dance Studio, 708 W. North are.

Classes Wed. and Fri. Nights, 8- 10.30. Private lessona day or night. Mad.

9751. COCKEY'S Walbrook Hall. 2900 W. North ave. Stage, ballroom lessons any time.

Mad. 1011. VIVIAN FREY'S pri. studio, ballroom and tap: quick method. 315 N.

Fulton ave. Gil. 2065-7. PATENTS (25) HOWARD J. WHELAN, successor E.

S. BREW. ington Son, (11 Equitable Bldg. Plaza 2991. CHAPIN A FERGUSON, Pat.

213 St. Paul Pl. Free Advice, 30 exp. P1. 3926.

STORAGE AND MOVING (30) Toledo 1954 Sale High Lou Stock Dis. Vick (2.10b 78 65 Va $6 pf 6 1.50 79 52 Detin. 3g .10 Waldorf 1 9 do 6.50 .40 Walworth. 16 12 Ward Bak Warner 53 16 do Warren 28 16 do evt 10.60 31 Warren 3 80 65 Web Eisen pf. Wess 0 50 60 do 77 El pf.

80 108 PP 10 3 West Dairy A. 55 do 35 West 17 23 12 do 2 West do 17 663 West Un 16 Westing 25, M. B. SUDLER FREE MOVING TO STORAGE 502-504-506-508 W. REDWOOD ST.

Estimates on Local and Long- Distance Morina. Plaza 0061. Low rates. Nights, Laf. 3340.

HAMPDEN Load from Boston at once. Load from Pittsburgh at once. 3634 Falls Road. University 0600. MON MONUMENTAL -RUG CLEANING 8505.

Dependable Service for over 50 years. GEIPE-HAMILTON 1078 Rooms $3 6 Rooms $12-INSURED, BROWN MOVING CO. GIL. 4717. 1628 W.

Lexington st. 6 rooms and piano. $10 and 812. Insured. Free rug laying.

Jong furniture moving. UNITED VAN SERVICE. 620 Court Square Bids. Plaza 1215. 3 ROOMS.

$6: 4 rooms 6 rooms, $12. LAMANA. Insured. Hamilton 1176-W. OLD RELIABLE MOVING CO.

3 rooms, 4 rooms, 6 rooms, $9. Mad. 4258, J. SCHMIDT, Broadway 0564, 3 rooms. $6: 6 rooms.

812. Insured. Exp. help. LOADS.

$3.50 up. Local and long distance baulin2 W. Dunham. Madison 7261. GREENMOUNT STORAGE Whse.

3258. Experienced backers and movers Insured Univ. High 77 69 28 9 12 75 59 77 108 1934 Salel Net Clos High Low Stock Div. High Low Last Cho. Bid West El M.

02 8314 do 3.50 .10 90 90 90 88 14 Weston El In. 10 13 Westvaco Chi. .40 2 23 23 57 38 Wheel Stl 03 54 54 White .10 24 24 24 24 White Rk 2 White Sew M. 33 3 do 28 Wilcox 0 G. 12 5 5 9 Wilson 10 do A.

32 25 53 do pf. 3.50k 80 80 80 Woolworth. 2.40 54 21 Worth M. 27 27 27 53 34 do pf .30 47 46 46 75 Wright 5.40 62 61 59 63 Wrigley Jr. 3.50b 3 63 63 14 Townel .60 74 Yell Trk C.

46 28 do 2 45 42 45 43 15 Young 8 W. 7 19 Youngst 3 Zenith SE Zonite 1 REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE (31) 1729 MORELAND AVENCE. Stone porch, steam heat: arranged sacrifice. Bankers. Pl.

6577 or Mad. 1531. 29T 1802 Bargain, Act quick. FRANK REMMELL. Unit, 1464.

GET low estimate, to repair or build 2127. sour home, from a qualified Finance. Un. PARK HTS. bedroom hotne: steam 1511, heat; cost $5,500, terms.

Plaza 81.315 BUYS 2406 LAURETTA AVE Beautiful home: cost $4,250. Vernon 2030. 3307 MeELDERRY ST. -Perfect condition; easy Victor 1. Gavin.

Ham. 3524. terms. DAYLIGHT ARTHUR Homes, LEE all ROFF. sections, Plaza very 8360.

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