The Baltimore Sun from Baltimore, Maryland • 16

THE SUN, UALTrjlORE, TUESDAY; MORNING, DECEMBER IS, 1937; 16 Classifications Nos. I to 2 home nf his faster, Mrs. Robert orris, of Syke.s-ville. with whom lie was spending the holidays. Mr.

J. ligan, former pastor of Holy Family Catholic Chinch, sang the requifm mass. Mr. Hanley died at his hom Obituary Provisions And Produce SAVES PARENTS; BURNS TO DEATH SWITCH IN SILYER POLICY IS HINTED Demand, whose home was Droxe'lj 11.11, was the son of the latei Edward L. Gernand and the late Sally Chapter of the Eastern Star, of which she was a member.

The Rev. Merritt Earl, pastor of the Union Square Methodist Episcopal Church, Baltimore, will officiate at the services, assisted by the Rev. Samuel E. Rose, of Washington. Burial will be in Arlington Cemetery with military honors.

In addition to her affiliation with the Eastern Star, Miss McAllister was a member of the Woman's Benefit Association, and took nn active part in the work of the Homestead- Methodist Episcopal Church. L. Gernand Surviving are his wife, George Ashenden Mrs. Verna Vanderpool Gernand; otic son, Robert II. Gernand.

throe U. Dee. 2 4 -George Mrs. D. I.

Packard, of Chi- onden. 54, d.ed suddenly Friday cago; Mrs. Norris, of Sykrsvillo, and Jin hi.s home, 7K1." Wisconsin avenue, Mm. Gernand IMbert, of Woodbroke, i Bethosda, a heart attack being given Md. Funeral sri-viees will be held at' (Friday after an illness of about two months.

i. Ho i- ftirvived by his widow, Mrs. tynora A-shcndrn; a daughter, Miss i Vivian Ashenden, and a son, Charles Ashenden. He also leaves a fi.ster, Mrs. William Sherwood, and a brother, Charles both of Colorado 'Springs.

and both parents. QcatfjS (: sf It'iEV. On December 1937, HENRY H. In loved son of Katherin and tin- late Philip Schoen. 1'utn ral from his late residence.

12P.3 el- nd street nn Tiiesdiy, at 2 P. M. Interment in Loudon Park C''ine- terv. SCHWARTZ On December 27. JOHN' beloved husband of Clara Leiiitiu riiian S.

htvartz and sou of the late and Anna II. Funeral I. is Harlem I'iimn ville. i.ii Wi-ineday P. M.

Interment in Eoudon Parle SMITH On Siin.lav. DcKinhrr 20. MARY lei. wife of tae lat Gcrge )'. Smith.

Funeral from her home. 3dl2 Green motitit no inn, on Wednesiiay morn iiig nt 11 ii clock. Interment In Ore ri" loon ti I i tm li rv, 29 On I.ieeeniher 21, 10.17. rt ityshurg. Pa EN.

NIK SMITH. luneral nr the Mitchilt Home, Eiraw Place, on Tuesday nlternoori nt interment in Green liioiinl eoie'ery. STEMI.KR Af the home of ln diti.h ler. Mrs, Walter L. Pider.

Wllmiiig-liiii. on December 25. beloied husband of Annie E. Stemh r. Due notice of ii rin 1 will be ptrenw December 27.

R'o7. Wlly LIAM. hii-hand of the la Annie Elizabi th Stork. 1- nneral Irom the home of Mi flaugh ler, Mrs, o. Sun Ol Rlllll-looro oiini.

on 'Ihurmlnv A Requiem Mii nl St. Paul ii Ii nt A. M. Interment In XL, John's Coun-iory. yOe STEM -Un December 27.

VA37, beloved linsband of the la; Anna IE SlumpliuT in-e Kress). I nn. ral Iroiu his home conn OM Harford road, on Wednesdav af 2 P. Dili run nt in P.aliimore Cemrc 20e Till I i On Dember 25. 10 ".7.

ADOI.r belovi-d hnband of Hannah JC. Thiol, pee Schmidt I San Antoni Ti as) pet (i ph ase copy I-u nef a I toiiiie. nl IE. me, I loondsnii antiiic, nn Tn. sd.iy nl 2 M.

Interment London Pari; Cemetery, 18r I I liM 'li" I Hi December 25. JJtofT MAI1V (tic. Seig). tieloved wil of the late Edwnnl Turner, Funeral Ironi the r'sblehc of lier run, Elmer ktreit, WiiiftuTH I'olril on 'I uindny, Jleceiii-ber 28, at I P. Hcrvleei at tha l.v.'Kigelical Lutheran Church of th Rr sin-reel Ion.

Curllit Ray, at. 2 M. itiierment In einetery. Suibh nlv, on December 27, lil.I.A III fine Z-is), t-elnvcd Wife of III" late Jacob ViliKon. I nneral from her late resblencit, Hit North P.rond a v.

on Thursday. I'n-eiiiiinr ni P. M. iiitirmeiit la Western 1'emeterv, WA L'I On December 2'1. 7, I.oi IS nge.I vear.

beloved husliand of M.dlie Si. Wnltrp (nee Allen). Active member and Post i oniiu.itidi ol For. ign Service Canip No, In pnrliiu nl. of Marj linnl, I' W.

V. Fun. r.il serilees at )ii home. JI527 Nor-1. sir- et.

on Thitrniav it 1. in P. M. Interment in Loudon Park 4'eltlelerv. I 1.

1 I A Sudden I on I'ec4nibrr '25. 10.17. ERNEST, of 2'i'HI St. Paul street, beloved husband of Williams Funeral from the Peregoy Funeral Home. 4V' Fast North avenue, nl Tuesdav af 1 P.

M. Services at thu First Riipnst Church. Alexandria. nt P. Intirmenf jn Methodlat I es Ccniercrv i 1 1 1 1 I i "ti December 27, M.lf, JOHN 11..

the beloved husband of lb Kel ci W. Irwiu. (An- nnpolis papcri pb a-e eopy.l I'urn-ral from lie residence of hl son, Mr. John T. Wolicring.

Chilton street, on Thursday at 15 A. M. Solemn Requiem High Mass at Ft. It. rtnird's Church at 0 M.

Interment in Raltimore Cemetery. 30 rf? mi tui: OF A Beautiful Final Tribute Tinnnins for yrarc, irrvirrs nro held in the Tickncr CrnVICESliflflin lhi.brauti-tui llstal'lisliment, with its fi04fhiii( nttiiosphrn; of rcfirift-infiit iiini frii-iiillirn, are loirr il lie s' 1 1 me to rriimnrn the 1 1 1 r.f tin- final trilnite fr.r your In veil one. Here, Ino, i privney, gnd a IuiinfMsv fiiiiildrtalile plsr in vlurh to r''cnv4 yr hi frienr). an, rrm escape the ntnl wnrk nf prepisnne nir (iwn luiine for the rerp-tiifdtv. 'r invite yon to ruir 1 rtl mm without extra rhntcc.

Let This List Help You Decide: Prices of 1000 Consecutirm Adult Services, as selected by our Patrons: 137 Cost less than. Cost 3I f'41ft ri. cist I'll Cost 61 Coot Cnst ISO to 2H0 2411 to 3M 301 to 400 4(1 1 to 601 to 1000 1000 WM. J. TICKNER SONS, Inc.

North A Pennsylvania Aves. I.Ar AVF.TTr, U'-l-U" V'- Miss Florence McAllister Funeral services for Miss Florence McAllister, who was a telephone operator in Baltimore for the United States Navy during the World Wrar, will be held at 11 A. M. tomorrow in funeral parlors at Fourteenth and Chapin streets, Washington. Miss McAllister was the daughter of Daniel McAllister, of 2S32 Loch Raven road.

She had been ill for two years and died Christmas night in the Mount Alto Hospital, Washington. which she entered August 12. The services at the funeral home tomorrow will be in charge of Kedron 3n ftlemoriam en Booklet of 132 specimen In Merno- riam tributes sent free upon request In lorin'r nifiiiorr nf our ho-liivcd htisliancl finli-r, WILLIAM II. THORN, wlio 2 Jille are tears that cannot One wlm lias passed, reeall to live; Hut in these tours no idle sorrow Cun dim the glories of tomorrow Tliroiifrij them our sfdrils smile, to see Our reunited family, With you. iitir Father, who hath died.

Living atrain. and loritiod. 2se HV IFH ANU CHIl.Dlll'X. (2) Notices received too late lor classification will be found on Page 2. AKEN'Z On December 2.1.

HENRY formerly of 117 North I'auerson Park avenue, beloved husband of Lillian Arena (nee En'-'leman-Ueckle uia Funeral from the A. TV jnHz Fu neral Home. IHlHi North C'hesrer street on Tuesday at 2 V. Interinenr Ii Loudon Park Cemetery. ARNOLD.

On Derember 27, iLOIiliK beloved husband of Klleii Arnold Oioo Hillsinireri. Funeral from his late resilience, North Franklintown road. Weiliies- day at 2 V. Interment in St. John i cimii-ry.

A It A SL'll. On I leeornl.er 27. Jto.SA. beloved wife ot Jacob of MltS street. Services at, the Lewis Home.

Fast Baltimore street, of which due notice will be "iven. '2o BINAI. On Decern tier 2... HEM! of LMtiO Fast Federal street, beloved son nf the late Conrad A. I', and Jlinaii.

Funeral from the Miller Funeral Home. East Oliver street, on Tuesday at th.lfi A. M. Keiniiem Mass ai St. Pauls Church at 10 A.

M. In- ti-rmenl in Holy Ih iln ni. liONACKFU. On December 2.j. LKNA (nee I'erry-Sl rotule), beloviuj i fir of tieor'o Jlonacker.

Funeral from her late residence. fi1l Oldham street, on Wednes-ilay at A Iteiuiem at. Si. siiiiilHlnns' Church ai li A. 1 nteniient In SI.

f'emetery. IlflNll Kildih-nlv. oti December t. A I UCLA 1 1 IE Ji Kit 'I HA n-o Tlties). belovi-a Wife 4j the late George W.

liond. Funeral from her lafe residence, 321 Monlt'omery Laurel, M.I., on Wi'dnesday, December at, 2 I'. M. lutiTiiient in Ivy IMil Cemetery. IIDWF.V (In December 211.

WILLIAM of Ea.xt. ulreet, ajred 71 years, the tieloved son of the late E. anil Mary V. Kowen. Funeral at the William Cook Mansion.

Sr. Paul and f'reston streets, on Wednesday at 11 A. Interment in AVooillawn Cemetery. 2l)e IJJiENDFT.L. On December CATHEllI.VK wife the late Graves Funeral services! -p-Hl ho liebl'nt William J.

Tiekner Sons. North suit Pennsylvania avenues, 4in Tuesday at. 2 P. Interment in Eoudon Park I'oinetery. 2se lilK'fllX.

(Jn December 2.1. 1U.17. CHARLES E. P.I.IIXU.V. beloved husband of L.

Burton (nee Burton). Funeral from lilt? home, Lnn? Green road, near Hyde road, Hyde Station. on lui'sdav 2 1. M. Servioes in Mnoh I'liMiul nt P.

M. I trriiiriil In iiuli I'liaiol I 'eiiioler v. 2se CIl IA T. 1 Vceiiilmr 27." 1 93 'CIS. beloved husbiitnl of the late Hannah Chi at.

Services at his late residence. 2108 Clifton avenue, on Tuesday afternoon, December 28, precisely at 2 o'clock. Interment in Workman Circle Cem etery, Hebrew, Mount Carmel. Tlease omit flowers. 2S COLLINS.

lu Buffalo, New York, on December 24. 1937. JOHN J. COLLINS, husband of the late Elizabeth Gallagher Collins. Funeral from H.

W. Mears Son, SOo North Calvert street, on Tuesday, at A. M. Requiem at the Immaculate Conception Church at ') A. M.

Interment in Cathedral Cemetery. 2S CONNELLY. On December 24. JOHN, aged 60 years, beloved son of the late Daniel and Catherine Connelly. Funeral services from the William Cook Mansion.

St. Paul and Preston streets, on Tuesday at A. M. Ketuiein Mass al St. Vinrrnl'n Church at li A.

M. Interment in St. Peter's Corned err. C'l'YLFU. On December 2o, 7.

SAN FORD, beloved husband of the late Mary Cuyler (nee Jonesl. Funeral from his late residence. 2S12 Hamilton avenue, on U'ednesdav at JUS A. M. Requiem Hisrh Mass at St.

Dominie's Church at it A. M. Interment in Cathedral Cemetery. 2w DIETRICH. On December 2'), ELIZABETH, l.eloved daughter of the late Martin and Eliza Dietrich.

Funeral from her home, 220 South Collinsrton avenue, on Thursday at 2.30 P. JI. Interment In Baltimore Cemetery. ECK. On December 27, VJZ7.

COUA ETTA, beloved wife of John Eek and mother of Cora A. Eck and Mrs. Clara M. Sohaffer. Funeral from her home, 1221) North Curley street.

Due notice. -e KMILK. Un December 2o. Iioltii-THY V. aped 14, beloved daughter of Eerov G.

and Lilliau V. Enle, Walker. Funeral from her late residence. 4107 Wrenwood avenue. Govans.

Tuesdav. Deeember 2 af in, MO A. M. Services Friendship Methodist Episcopal Church. Fallston.

Harford eounty. at 11.. '10 A. M. Interment adjoining cemetery.

Fl SC I I F. K0 I reeemher 25. KATHER1NR. beloved wife of the late Henry Fischer. Funeral from the Funeral Ttome of George L.

Schwab. '2101 Frederick avenue, on Tuesday mornln af 11 o'clock. Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. GERNAND. After brief illness, on Ilecember 27.

af the home of his sister. Mrs. Robert A. N'orrit. Sykes-rille, ROP.ERT HOEN.

husband of Verna Vanderpool Gernand and con of the late Edward E. and Sallie Lowry Gernand. Funeral services at the Chapel of Stewart and Mowen Company, IPS West North avenue, on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment privateJ 29 GOLDEISEN. Suddenly, on Deeember 2'i, 1937.

near Penning'. Carroll county, LYNN EMMETT. beloved son of Frederick L. and Romain R. Goldeisen.

Funeral services will be held Tuesday. December 28. from St. James' Methodist Episcopal Church af 2 P. M.

Interment, in adjoining cemetery. 20 FLOWERS For All Occasions CUM EV1INGS "Always Reasonable" PLara 1375-1376 1123-25 W. Baltimore St. i-V ft! loirs, itajn. Sia.l; caiTcs.

Chicago Chiraro. TDcc. 27 TPHectpd downtmns. with Ifssei of 10 to 15 reins. Pa'di prices were: l.ard Tierces, low, bellies, liaitee ut futures: CIosi' 1 1 iirh.

T.nwr. loe. r. A gn. I.ar.1 rireenil.fr.

January. Match f12 (Of)-, $1,107 25 S.21 14 lift 11 .111 Ml 7' s. 7(1-. 72 14.40 Hotter 2n.7i..'i tuiw, unsettled. Fresh sire.

34'4a34lic. fi2 score, 34e. 1 wore. S3 Vie 'M core, "(ore. Pentra'iJ-I lcrlntsi Ik) score.

Klltiues Stiirige standards, Iierember, January. 31c; i'eb-fnary. 31c. llik-v Itioeip's. P.3S rases, steady; freh (rrsri.d.

esira fltt. locil. 2.1'ic. firsts, local. ctlrTcut.

rt--i 23I.c: refriKeratot s-IM. 22c standards. HJr firsts. 21 Vie. Fu-tiirt Kcfriit-raltir itandards, llecember, 22c; January, 20 Tic.

New York New flee. 27 Bu't'-r Rffeipts. fnb: wnker. Preamery Hik'ber than extra. extra (1'2 score).

tir-ts (sn.oi stconds (S4 scores), Fcs Receipts. 23.034 cases: steady to Arm. Mixed Pclors Sneeinl pa'ks. 30 s-'f lc. stand ar.l--.

firsts. 27c. 2'4a24c. mediums, dirties. Xo.

1, 22c; aveiasie Itefng. itor Special pa'-ks. standards. 22'-ia23c firsts. 22a -'i seconds.

2b'ia21 lie. miliums and "mail. dirties, ina20c. Whites liesa'e of premium niaiks. 34a35c.

nearby and mid-We5ern. premium maiK ex-chatiKe specials, 31c; mid-Western, exchange -tandard. Nearby, laney mediums, 20' a 314c nearr.y and Western, exciiarige rne-li-ums. 2a2sSc; averacc pullets, lirjii'Tc. Pacific P'oast Jumbo and premiums.

specials 33a.34e. tandiK mediums, aia.T'c fillets, 24-U2H ie. Browns Kxtra fancy. 32a33c. nearliy and Western, apeeial oacks.

31'-. nearby, small to medium. 2ba2n. Duck ct its. fancy to extra fancy.

Kc; in i. tiro 'doscl firmer; ii liberator flisls, sales. IS tars. Lire Pomtry F.y freishr. eay.

rbiekens k-, lc c. Irired. 22c. Fowls ino-tly 2la2lc. Leirburn.

lv 17c. tiid roosters, Inn ks iv xpiess. weak, i Kocks. cn lochs. 24a2.io.

i crosses, la 1. -Zf. I1 i rsiv.H mostly 22 '-i a2.i c. colored. rn.n- rul.

mostly it'iioin, m.wtSv red steady to firm. Boxes fresh chickins. fair to fancy, furor. 20 Vi a2 Vi e. toasters 21a27'4c.

Northwiwrern. HVetern. and Maryland un-onotcd. Ktuwn chirkens, broilers, 24'ia33tec: nvr-r. I rucks.

lUa2'tc re-n auci frozen fowls. old roosters. Phitadelphi," Phnaddpliia. llec. 27 (PI Butter, fvp jra-le.

a score. 3lla3tiV4e til score, score, 35c; 89 st-ore, 33c; SS score. 4 315 cases: steady to firm. Fxtia. l4ilr.

browns, 32a stan 1 and 2. 3 4, 2ia i.o-tmm.s rxt'ii or nhit'es 14. 1 a mniinma, etandarda. 222le. Lire Poultrv Fowls, Phmoti'b It' k.

faiK-v. in Iter colors, fancy ordinal v. 22a23e white Lechorns. 2la22e. stasy young riMHters, 4iUl rofwfer.

pullets. Rneka. 30c. roa-ting ciiickens. 27c: sp-mg eiii-ken.

fa net. 2iia27c ordinary. 22a2.c-hrodirs. 23a24e. Tnrkev.

fancy young 2a 3se, fancy, smail, 23a 24c. 21a22c Iiieswsl Pdiil'ry Turkeys. Xrthwtern. younir hena. 2l'a3c.

tmiruj fmna. Western, yiriintt bens, 27 'i a2l'c. 27a 2c out hwest, rn. y.flitia hen i. 2i t27c, tome, 2.a 27c, nearby young liens.

youim toms. a'Oc Vircitita. tomi bis. fnt. Kol Fresh (idled.

Western. 20'ia jV city dirw.1, nearbt 293-. I k-" In Ii.im I old f.Jite.. HI Ucd pro 2'la22c Urp.1', Weuern, 2la23c. nearby.

Live Slock Markets Baltimore iFtlrnMiril til thr I rlltrd Minte licpunmrm ni Auri'-nlture. Itiireau of Atfricnitiirfl r.conoriof At the Hill iiiH-rr" iik-n KiekaMt4 ydti piBv mornins tin- rirfipts r.f ttrf ftno urn folkwn: Cuttle. 4 calti-s. 22.1; hogs, l.TiOO; lino larnbii. Mhi.

4 linintrv loadilili CVr tlt(! Tin xf week riifi wiit imallrr than usual and mipi'ly llir i nltic driiiirimr nt aa lmlit tor a rn lit siii.nlir i.l ln-r rriinlslr-il larifclv ol at mi it net fed hiii'lx mi'V-i 1.2in pnumla and attracnviiy nni-n'o werp nb't'lit. The few hrili-r thftt came to hand cro nipdinrn and lem-r (Trinlcs and rmn wpip motly dairy tiieed-. althfiiiitnh there wen attr-rcd head of Bowl sradc pcriiype lntiunca ill arriiali, lluyers wrif evideniiy in nf-fn nr ome nip- nlir ot all rlvir icpri-wfiiM arc! l)nre wn a in nf id ntr-d arel I tie re Hnwrter. afl-r nn're urgent nenH lor steers rre taken rare ot the marKct en rnsr, eian owed down and litiidird mi a Outlet for cons and bulls nernlly ftrmie to rnfthr-r ratpg inan the close lat week, but anparpntiy aDriosin ipeeipta wai the principal el renet hr-niriK far tor niarki't i part loai zorl unAr 1 1 floors sn'-l a few head arrraainz brr.nsht SI! the hihr't price tinted. A load ef 1.14,-rm'md weicht broucht aud etliet sale? vrere of and low enod ttradr? scalinK from around I.I.'O pound? down that bi.ilke.1 at ST 50 Odd lots r.f plain and medium crude iirifera released at Tlflin and mtdmm te ftrshv rows and mamlv al I I t.ils- in in.

niiinhrriT. "I I i.iii JolcT, l.ittf Mi. Paul tor lirm tii-u. llidin.lllais. Low cutter ami cutter lira.le of rnti went moitly at, rin iiiiii iimn-: wotiits ar no r-miu-ii, or tiflow.

I'lain and inedium-giade hulls earned 4 ALVKS. steady Ttnces prevaupu tue realer market estenlay.sales of gool srar.e cner- lies were trulii iriosui. i lain mi erades were hoiigltt largely at, and e.ills sold down to lliill.s ne ior-ai nof? msii nneiine session nrled mostly foe. lower than last Fndiiv's levels and demand was Teported as tveaK if the lice line. aim coo re 1 aTerr.31-0 frmnd sale at y.i.i.ia.i.

vt. nracrieal Top. i. 4 oiiiimiaiMe Immweieht nnretiers eieareo ai he Putcners irom iond crn.le paeVinir os released at I Si h-i nl a'acs were nuoreo irom aruuuu o- Rail arrivals with throiisrh hilime nenenr w-j- anld ahove qnoraricris. tiniiraij areas and those fattened on garbace or swill are not represented in the fnresnins pneea.

t-iiet-ii l.hi-ral rpr-Finfs in the sheen department were' largely lambs and supply of hal eiass ran 10 i-o 11 r-m in lamln Monday Titled wejk to 2.. lower tan last. Fri.lav's rpintations. I'hre were let n.lrp market test vr-trr- l.fitaii, Hi rui that el ss are of a uomiiinl mitme Good and rhoiee erades nr md nether lamtw were mestiv- tt frrm top, Ml. fat hark- sold at the tlMla $1 discount under rrm nar.ihl t'tadrs of ewes ano weiners ruin in-iiiirm ItirrwniiK were hnecht at Ml and lurhtweiclif culls ranzrd on down to Fat rivei wre Qliotrd from and old thin sheep from Chlca 10 m.Tr, n- (S Tfops Tteeeints.

711 ncludcii R.IKW direct: mark. mostly iic. loner tiinn ri-t iv areraee: la-i ic. ioer i.ir "srt rw.iin.ls imt hulk coo.1 and r-noiee poi'tels 2Hl-24 pound I 25- 250-3'Hl pound- joa i ntosi jood pai kins sowi rt.ar,rt..- few -jliiirwrs t.M.k 5 estimated holdover 1 H)U. Caitle HcceioTta, 2.4H: fed steers and heifers predominated in run; market closed steady to 2.V.

lower: fairly active: strictly arood. choice and p'ime steers and "vearlincs as well a kind showed yerv little change: mcst falliptf on stecru seilitiir, at Ifir.O- fairlv aetive at Sll.oft upward: xtreine too paid for prime 1 average: nest hishesf rrice best ltfht steei $12 7.V, lantely market: l.i.tti-uolliid steers 12 be-t heifi-rs St hilt 1 7 ottier kitlitiff liases ste.H'.v; enws eelln? at hei aaiisnire hulls S4i down to "0, to we.rhls: Teaiers down. Siiccn-- lleeeints, 1." fHK: none direct- rat land ulriw. weak to lower: sheen stea.lv. dnv's larch top to ahinrnrs.

small kihers and yard trader: Hi Ik an. und fli-HMI-oonnd averages JtS vearlincs Seofla1: Boor! native ewe $3., ill; merely 4ood 75-ixnmd feeiline lambs New York Vi-w TirV 27 t.V) rattle--Ttecriefs. inelndine 1.1'tO dirc-i. Steers slow, about ateidv eoo-1 and 1.3.V nnnnds. SS sr.a oo- bii'k medium to pounds, 7 50.

Fln'is ntcadv; top saif'ce. to medium. 4'nws slow; mirke; stendv low cii'fe' nd cutter. rlin and mwlinm. hewers nrrf, few tper tn plain lielitwe'chf.

00 Veal era and falves Hecripf a. includ'n; fit to direct Vealer demand aetive; market firm: ood tn chniee ncarl.vs. medium ied Tennere, Jill culls and pam "islilweiirliU IIciitv rains hustler; phrn and medium 2C.0 and 20 penn'ts. Stieep am! Lames -ueeeiprs. direet Sheep sraree.

market, nommai. ritiib demand alow; lower: (food to choice Uiehhran fed lamb4. Holts lieccip's inelndtnd a. Mo m--eet 2c. liiElier; 204-pound ar-eraae.

DILLON TO ADDRESS RALLY A. F. O. L. Representative To Speak At Clarksburg Meeting Clarksburg, W.

Dec. 27-The labor rally to be held here Tuesday evening, January 4, will be addressed by well-known speakers, including Frank J. Dillon, of Washington, D. representative of William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor. At least one band will play in 1he street parade before the meeting.

The parade will protest the use of Japanese-made goods. i a J. ritwt tVrtrtinpnt of AfrtcTiitriT Srrriw. Biirrii Economics, and th Deinrtrnent of Marked cooperating. Baltimore Prices represent sales in large lot to jobbers and other large buyers on stocks of good merchantable quality and condition.

FRUIT APPLES Pun. l'V. mkt. torT dull. Tnirk V.

n.i W. Mi. ha? L'. S. Is ''-in.

mm. $1. i i.nmia 7.m!.. I hmi.tr: Nrnokebnu-, BUi'k Tnigi. Y.irK? und Surk.4.

ftiii.V.; May- mri. Sx- 11. fttv Incrier: ana .4 in. mm. 111 II; fanoill fail Tariff Irs.

k-. txtort-r. 4k Itail liiij4-: to Jars'? rvlscinui. PI'rl fn'-v, I f.im-jr. SMilf.

$1 Hia etrrj fani-y, 1 fmirv. SI 4iul Un. H. Is. 2 'j-io.

nun. JifUcimi-. im.stlf Grimes. :Stavm.i!i. 1.

Ki. KANHK lil! IKK Siir). mkt. Terr dull hnsn. St.

l.lal -'i. limes, -bbi. botes. 'i-hbl. 1 1 ilt.VPKr'iit'lT Sup.

mkt. iht. jMt F'a I' Is S- roinblnat in nd 1'2 I'. S. 2.

I.T,",i2 Texas. Pinks. 2 2j2.2-". OKAXUKS Sup. m.nl..

mkt. abt. tiiy. Fla ile I'. Vs.

Ja2. r-onibitiat i.n l. aij-l 2s. 2a2 2: P. S.

timber. ST A I RS Sup. light, mkt. duil. liiitt.

TANUKItlNKS siit. mt mkt H. t-1f boivt V. S. U.

JU.X-,l.i; V. S. 2s. U1 VEGETABLES BBiVS Ktn. tvr.

lijthf tnvk mriJ. Sup m.i mkt. dull. J-u. bimp Bla'k Vantints.

2.2.",2.T.",. BKKl'S Sun. Veht. mkt. dnU.

Tis. Vi 1.3ial 4il. XcartT. 12 vrt blinfit. mkt.

abt. ftdy. crts $2 ff hiiilx-r. V. SF'KOl'TS Sun mM mkt.

Itli; I'll tirurrn 1 trrf tiiiiiitt; fn-wr $12." at. AKHACF OM: Sup. mod mod rkt. ait. 5l-1h.

ckt Il.mUb. 7" Sup. heist. lm. li'lii.

H. lu. Pullilid badd. 7.rtJH. iA It lu Sun.

A.m. 'losr. mkt. dull. binx-bcd.

bil. T. vta.ne,! 4 liatllri. C.U r.lH.HW Sup. mod (Jnll.

imv 1. o.it.l,. ley insiuT. Sun. faitlj dctti.

flow. m. i I i.li.-d. al! i 2 3 roiu'li, best 1 a I im in. "1 tow.

individually washed. C1 ill. A It lis Sun. inkt. atity.

Aa bn ba 4m IV- i I Mtii ('iibi tru-k a X. iiiiu. Sim lior. (bin. luiit mk.

'biil. 'nba. tin i-ita. Jtaiii v. J.Ja.i pooi.T Ktii.I'I.AM TriH'k nd ftp.

rc. jik.ii Snrv luiit. mkt. I rrta. C.

S. 1. mo-itljr $1: V. S. 2a.

2i2.M. KSCAItui.l Miliar, i.miir iiniuiiy. A I.K Sun. lifht. mkt.

atd. bu. baa. I I i I' tiii din inol mhi mi i ii, I. 4 ib" liiiivnal Vaili-y.

4 Ir J.I.M a mill. frniK rr-t-ia tii Hilil, sup. d-n. mkt. dud.

Cuba sn'p. mkt. dull, lid 1 an 1 4 ii'. inslwr. UK Ijgnt nuUlij (iVIllNS Market dull.

1 n-k. Tfllow jit 2'al Mum. and Ind nitol lit. -a. a S.

1 l.Uho. 1 4K If biKlu'i; Wtn t- Hull I'al hu. banit). 'I'i'Ip ii ir I- i riu-K rrc. him.

ii t.V fcu. bamn. small 1 (i-li. 1 7.1 ril'l'ins liu.li an 1 ftp ire nili.t nun .1,1 l.l. i t.

111! nd. i. Jiubjt Kf'ira t' 2.1. PUT tTOKS Marknl. I rH' tff.

I1SI1T T-u-k l. and Pa m-K Kound S. la. Hial.lu. (' bis-Hi-r: ttn- Jraftd F1! btl.

Clta I w4.r tl Hiil. Maine. JW lb. vk I 1,11 i nioft I S. Olll mi-rr a a I Un, 1.1.

lalio il). ar.a nua- ltiirlhk. H. 1.7'i. liiittnT.

1 bn rita Itiiaa, ft la. nwMtif l. It IM a I. Hj. tnn i N.

1. lutnt "iiii Igi.t. drm. imht, mkl. diiil.

Ha, 1 la bu I 7 SPINAf'll Trui-k Trf. Iwlir. sup. TTio.l. mkt.

dull. Hi Skt. a. Tl: Tflaa. 3j.

Xi irb). tflluc, list SiJI A-li Truik nI tjt Tr- Mip liht. Imht mkt. p'-y ill. bu.

ba'no w'sit. wrnd mriiium $1 i. SWFI.I' rnif" tfi'. Illit. sni.

mkt. Md nd a. bu (I wlrm. I' la. b.V al llnKradi l.

tU Jrvr. I l. ten liishor: 4'la0lf-. INtrf. It', -an.

Xanv Haifa nd Unite Yarr.v S. it. 7.1a!K-,. few hisibrr Xiatbv. bu.

Jprsi-va. iinKra.iPd. ha-rn Uw i 1 a 1 1 1 1 Sim trnir mnr. aim It.w. mkt dull Mrlirail.

ilrrrtl and tllltl-n nl it7 brt. rwirrr. 2.7."i. Tt i' Pal and loo few sale qimtp. I I IIMI'S Sop.

in tuv. M'siht bn. ham a. Purple Tomi, l'elkxta. imt pal.

AUCTION SALES APPI.F' Wash ba gr4 ftt ard) lirlinona. f3 1 l-'-i 1 l.o7- hotes (trade lienciolis, J1.1..1 lit- 2V PF Fltl lT Fl 3T6 boipa. 2a2.fin; i. RAFFS it niri tl 3S: display lues Ainr. I liN I 1 far, nllAMIIS 4 l-iin, i 'Y A Its-.

Or 721 b. linila-1. AmIoii. 3i tr ade Anjoua, Jl.illa 'taNi'ViIINf's l.nitl bu. boxm.

G5c.ifl.40; i4 tl.0. 2GCS MarV-t firm. Prices inolnd commission. Cnr- rPnr fretpta. 2a.iiic.

wnue-s. larf s.tt:. oia 2- f.wy Iota iiicnir: meaium. Keceipta llutler. tuns; aia LIVE POULT RY Krctpti light; market nnsetfled Prices -unitted.

iiaiu.ioi. i.ocai Washington IV 9 Department of Asri'-nlture Snrieei Uai-binuton. Iec, 2i. APPT.F5 Xo car-lot irvls. 2 bikn.

car? on ai-k Bushels; Sup. dem. linht. mkt. Pa and V.

Va Oi. in.es. rery fe sales. s. Is.

2', -in. 2'-- 2 i.a.ic. man-. P. l.

2'-m ic.aSt: 2-in. 1 lial 1.1. Yorks, S. Is. mm "2-in.

2--m. mm s.ia'Hic. itci.rioiis. mm i'-s-in mm ii lioiiA. Ii.

1 niinv b.wi '-f i w. 1 i.ias.iC -m, j-m. lal Kt'A nr inf rTi no cam rraa. inn. dim.

JiBbi. mkt. st it. amn Bountifn's. JU.i; Mrui2Irs Will 2.1-.

Ciiant Striniea, Wat. type. 2a2.21. rt CABBAI.K 1 I a I aryn. nubrkn.

can on track. Sun. Aim. Jut. mkt tdy.

S. m-bu. hamp Pointed type. nirk. packe locally, H.l.J.

X. 1,, oW-IO. aoM s.a:ir I'AlXIHalnrB-l al. irvi i mr oiienea. I imlnkn.

rars on track. SUP. moo lem. imht. mkt.

uly. best, fl.2.,; fa.r coud M. 4 I I.I.KT .1 l. arro. imnrin aa on tri'k.

Sun. dcm. Iiaiit. mkt. tdy.

el wastied. .41 flox. i-mcn ti.uimea tola, -i" 2 75. IMI.AKIH 'up lislit. 4leni.

Itsbt, mkt sfdt. Va bu baa 40c rt'l MIIKIW md Oh-liA supi lies insui inpiaANTS" sup tery ngni, aim. iigm. tnkf. sr iv.

Hi bu. KAI.K stiu. lubl, ili in. liKiu. uiHt.

my. FF I IPl r. An. arrJ. 74 iinnrun cara on tra.

k. Sup. lib di m. mkt. slity r7 crt "i 1.

LIMA BKAXS Sup. Iitiit. dcm. liuht. mkt Puba.

bu barnn f- MIXKT I Fal 1 Ha to arvd 4 brkir, 1 lliitirKll. cars on rtaca. 4 brkir. llMOVs 1 Ind 4hia irtd. 2 bikn ine.rkn, cirs on track Sup.

dem. lizht, kl. l.h. V. ind lhi.

i. m-m sacl- jelions. I. 4ilal saclis Valencia. Is '3 and lirer.

Wash, ind Idaho. 1 1ieit .10 I'd 11 45i I I F.AS I I al. art'! 1 uuoTKn. car on r.rs'-. "un, dem, bfflit, mkt.

stdy. I on. iii.ii 'I phones, Pl.Pf'KHS-Sim. 1'gM. rtem net" mst It.

a l'i bn. rrts. green. Fancy. I2.5(ia3.

in.ee. 2... I'llrAToFS Vlkt. stnv. in nni-rn.

rs nn tra. k. 3 I iabo. Maine. I T-xas arvd.

line l.Mi-lh. sacks S. 1. 1.4K. aim lmilb linsset Burbsnk.

l.s.in Fla bu. crt. ll.iss, it, js. si.i... SPIX VI II Xo car-lot arv-tt.

cars rack Sun. teiy liptit. dem. iiiiut, niKu sin? bn ha. SaroT.

1. Sul A 1 1 nn. I gbf. dem. 'low mkt.

stdy. a bu. hamp White, small. ante. Ilal.2.i.

ilia, nanio. enow SU FFT POTATOES 1 S. P. arvd No 'rack. Suti.

dcm. Iwbt, mkt. J.Iy 4 bu crts. I'uerto liicans. IT.

P. Is. II. .,0 25. E.

Sh. hu. has. Puerto Kicans. la I 4 hu I'liertO iilCinS.

t. Md Arine' Arundel county, bu. Lamp. Jerseys. ToUtToE' 1 Ciihi arrd.

1 ttnbrkn ear ark. Sun. dem. light, mkt. ttriv.

t.a ii2i green rurnmir anu rines. 50; poorer. 2: mi. ji Other Washington Markets TTaf-lifniton. Pee.

27 Butter tcore. 1-pound prints. 42c: prints. 4.ie. tun U4I l-pound.

priuta. 4(X-. -pound rints. 4IC- tun. rtiit.

F.itsa craneq anu nareu ries. white. V. S. extras, large, (j s.

extras. mt-tliuiDi. 2t'c L. s. sianuaros.

niite. S. standards, niclnuns. tiearny tin- radd iKts, current receipts, winies. Lire I'onPry ''Wt, cruoren.

neary, Mi. 2. l.V. Leitiiorns. 1 2a i irmiiia Hocks, all -iacs.

Ilelaware and crosses, lors. Pte Turkeys lnnns bens. 21a2ic. voltnir tram. 22a 23c: Nn.

2s. bens nd trims 4 a pons i tionns sin oxer. SaoO- slips and nn.ler-'zcs. 22s2-lc. t.mneas- r.iln'1 and oyer.

eacn; Ull'ler pounds. 40a.liW each. Hinca l'-5. '1 on- rxl.7.75; medmiiJ. ponndi.

4 jr l'i Officials Indicate Roosevelt May Put Price On 21-Hour Basis Figure For Treasury Buying Hitherto Decreed For Year's Term IB'j the Associated Press Washington, Dec. 27 Some informed officials indicated tonight that President Roosevelt might put his silver buying program on a twenty-four-hour basis. His custom in the past has been to issue a Droclamation fixing th? Treas ury price for newly mined domesti silver for a year. It was learned today Mr. Roosevelt might in the future announce that silver prices would be ubject to change at any time that conditions warranted.

This action may be taken Thursday or Friday. He has promised to "say something about silver" this week. Un less he extends the present policy, the existing proclamation, eablishing the domestic silver price at 77.j7 cents an ounce or about 32 cents above the world price, will expire Friday night Price Kept Secret Henry Morgenthau, Secretary of the Treasury, has indicated that the policy of paying more for domestic than foreign silver would continue, but the new price is being kept secret because of its importance to specu la tors. Because, however, of warnings from sdver Suite legislators that a reduction in the price would throw thousands of miners out of work, the price is not expected to be much, if any, different from the present one. Some persons predicted the new price would be 73 cents an ounce, but officials frowned on the estimate and pointed out that if the price were to be low ered the reduction might be more sub tantil th.ui 2 37 cent un mince.

Can Hold Gold As Precedent Mr. Roosevelt could cite gold as precedent for a "twenty-four-hour policy." Although the Treasury has paid $35 an ounce for gold for three years, it has always insisted that price was subject to change on twenty-four hours notice. Previous silver proclamations were issued by authority of a price-boosting silver rider on the original Agricultural Adjustment Act. If the mure flexible were adopted it could be done under the Silver Purchase Act of 1934, which authorized the Secretary of the Treasury, within limits, to buy silver at any prices he thought best for the public welfare. He cannot pay more than $1.23 an ounce or buy more than one ounce for every three ounces of gold in the Treasury.

Heretofore the Treasury has used this act only to buy foreign silver at 45 cents an ounce. It is still short 51,455,000,000 worth of silver to attain the l-to-3 ratio with gold. Agreement Also Endi Friday night also will m.nk the expiration of the London silver agree ment, under which he United States and other leading silver countries un dertook to bolster world silver prices by keeping large quantities off the market. Administration officials have indicated that this agreement would not be renewed. However, Mexico, one of the other signatories of the treaty, is consulting the United States about the future of silver.

Edwardo Suarez, Mexican Finance Minister, has been conferring with Treasury officials during the past two weeks and is scheduled to call on Morgenthau again tomorrow. Mexico is reported to be anxious to have the United States continue buying Mcxi Can silver at about 45 an ounce. Miss Bradley Becomes Brule Of Dr. E. O.

Thiclkc Daughter Of Mr. And Mrs. Her man F. Bradley Married At Wesley M. E.

Church Special Dispatch to The Sun Federalsbure, Md Dec. 27 A wed ding of much interest took place yes terday in Wesley Methodist Epis copal Church, near here, where Miss Alma Bradley, daughter of and Mrs. Herman F. Bradley, was married to Dr. Eugene O.

Thielke. son of Mrs. Anna Thielke, of Wausau, and the late Dr. G. A.

Thielke. The Rev. Roy L. Tawes, of Seaford, fit ciated. An informal reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, after which Doctor and Mr.

Thielke mo tored to New York and Wausau. They will reside at Chicago where the bridegroom is doing post-graduate work at the University of Chicago. Fire Ravages Old Inn At Elkins West Virginia Adjourning Building Also Dam aged Two Guests Suffer Cuts In Jump From Window Ekins, W. Dec. 27 Fire which started early today destroyed the interior of the old inn and did heavy damage to an adjoining struc ture, both erected during the city's early days.

All guests escaped, although two were injured by glass in a leap from second-story window of the inn. Clyde Hedrick inn employe, said the fire started in the lobby of the old landmark. Winfield Scott White, retired school teacher, and Georg? Campbell, of Lock Haven, suffered cuts when they broke out a window to escape. Damage to the inn was estimated at 3 F. Bernard Stackhousc, 2G, Loses Life In Flames Afler Shouting Warning Llders Flee Burning Home Near Caloctin Furnace In Which Son Died By the Associated Press Frederick, Dec.

27 Bernard Stack-house, 26, was burned to death when his four-room home near Catoctin Furnace was destroyed by fire today. Stackhouse shouted a warning to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stack-house, who escaped safely. They fled from the front of the building, but the younger man ran to the rear and escaped was blocked by a stone wall.

narents Heard Cries His parents heard his cries for help but were unable to reach him. Fire men recovered the body from the ruins later in the clay. The parents said the blaze might, havi been caused by a cigarette or from an overheated stove. Magistrate William J. SIoiht, of Thurmont, lie Id jan lnquesi.

was noi iictessdiy hum it- it. (1 tuiruru a vciuni ul ch.uilii.-ii ttii ucaui. Survivors Listed Stackhouse is survived by his parents, three sisters, Mrs, Charles Anders. Catoctin Furnace; Mrs. Donald Toms, near Catoctin Furnace, and Mildred Stackhouse, Washington, and two brothers, Orville, of the CCC camp at Fishing Creek, and Warren, Catoctin Furnace.

Held In Shooting On Christinas Eve No Charges Placed Against Dil- lard Smith Pending Cousin' Conditior fBj Associated Press Floyd, Dec. 27-ShenfT A Hylton said today that 18-year-old Dilhml Smith w.i.s bi inj; held in jail here without chaino pcruhnjf llic re sult of a bullet wound suffered Christmas Eve by Smith's cousin, Raymond Young, 22, who is in a critical condi tion in a Roanoke hospital. Smith was captured near Rinrr several hours after Young was shot when the light truck in which officers said the youth was fleeing into an automobile, injuring three Floyd youths. Sheriff Hylton today-Smith admitted shooting his cousin after Young threatened to throw rocks at him. Young was shot in the abdomen and the bullet perforated his intestines three times.

After the automobile accident Smith and the three occupants of the other car were treated at New Altamont Hospital, Chri.stiansburg. All were released after treatment except Harry Hungate, who suffered multiple frac tures of the leg. He tvas reported to be resting comfortably this morning. Young was shot near his home in the vicinity of the Harriss-Cannaday Mis sion School, in Floyd county. Questioned In Murder Of Insurance Recipient Negro Held In Slaying Of T.

Whit-tington, 65, Also Colored, Found Dead At Crisfield Crisfield, Dec. 27 (P) A Negro was detained for questioning today in the murder of Thomas Whittington, 65, Negro, whose battered body was found on the porch of his home here. Sheriff William II. Dryden expressed belief robbery was the motive. Whittington recently collected an insurance policy on the life of his wife, who died last week.

A blood-stained piece of wood and hatchet were found under the porch near hi.s empty wallet. I ire Destroys House Engines Blockade Road Tourist Establishment Burns At Berwyn, Hindering Traffic On Baltimore Boulevard Berwyn, Dec. 27 (IP) Fire which destroyed a tourist house here early today caused a blockade on the busy Baltimore Boulevard for more than an hour. C. I.

Boyle, who operated the house told firemen his loss was 55,000. He said the fire started from an oil burner in the basement. Volunteer fire companies from seven nearby towns answered the alarm and the apparatus blocked the highway, THINKS GAS THEFTS SOLVED Police Chief Boyd Believes Youth Sentenced Was Responsible Elkton, Dec. 27-Chief of Police Lawrence L. Boyd, of Havre dc Grace believes he has solved the thefts about which many automobilists have com plained, the stealing of gasoline from their cars.

Thomas and Hayward Daschler, two local youths, have been taken into custody. Rink acknowledged, it is alleged, before Magistrate Cobourn that he had stolen gas from several cars. He has been sentenced to thirty days in the county jail, aond Daschler was fined $11.30 and costs on a disorderly -conduct charge. George R. Bean Colesville, Dec.

27 Funeral services for George R. Bean, 66, well-known Colesville district farmer, who died Saturday in a Washington hos-nital. were held this mornir.2 in St. it. John's Catholic Church.

Forest Glen. -4 Air. tiean is survive'! ny a sisiei Mrs. Mary Howe, Wheaton, and! -4 three brothers, William A and Thomas! Bean, Koth of Colesviiio, and Eu-- sene Bean, Laurel, Md. Hp was a life-I long resident of this neighborhood.

jjj 2 P. M. tomorrow. Burial will ho in St. John's Cemetery, Waverly.

Mlr-liar! T. Hanlrv Funeral services for Mh'liod J- Han-Icy, 70, retired farmer, were held yrs- tcrdnv morn in 2 at hi.s norm- on Liberty road, Harrison ville. The Rev. William JBcatijs (2) McA LEISTER, Kedron Chapter. No O.

E. II II IIOII tic. With regret the death of FLORENCE A LLIS'i ER. Eastern Star services In Washington, 1 1. I'.

RI TH MAR TIN. or: run. MISTER. On December 2'i. 1 All-Till li beloved hlisbntid of Mamie K.

Mister (nee Kingl. Funeral from William J. Th-kmr A S.i.s--, Norih and Pennsylvania ni' lines, on Wediiesdav at A. M. Requiem Mass at St.

Aintirose I'lnireli at il A. M. Interment. 'erneterv. Western On December 27.

HERMAN IE. beloved husband of Kntli trine M. Moiir (nee Funeral from hi- home. Pine Grow nve llosedale. Due uotbi, fu mral.

2 MOONEV. On Iieeember 25, 1 ANME RoltlNSoN. gei yi ar. Die beloved wife of l-'raneis I. Mooiiey, Leonardtown (Md.) papers piea-e copy.

I unera! service at. her home, f.lbL' Norwood avenue, on Tnesilav at P. M. Inl'rment III Woodluwti Cemo-tery. 28..

MORW'OOH. 4iri Deceuiber 25. MARY ELIZAME'l II, beloved daugti-ter of William C. und the late Catherine T. Moruood.

Funeral from her late residence, 15(11 North Caroline street, on Tuesday morning at o'clock. Requiem Mass lit St I'lnll's Church ill SI o'eloel. I ti lermi-rit In C11 1 bed ra I 2 I II It A Suddenly, on I ii-eem 25. I.AWIiENI beloved son of Rose IE (nee Flavin) ami hu late Thomas P. Murray.

Funeral from hiq lale residence. Albghenv avenue, on Tuesday at. 8.15 A. M. Rcq uieiti High Mass at the Immaculate Conception Church, Towson, A.

M. Interment in St, Joseph ter.v, 'levas, Md. 28 OWE.NS-OWINSK E-On December 25. CLARA, leloved wife of John J. ouinski.

of 22'K) I'leel. dtreet. Fui. oral from lo late ill, tu i piled, on We do 0.1 1. 1 I 11 in 1 ,1 Ill II A.

M. Requiem will raid at. Ilolv Rosarv Cliunli til A. M. I 1 1-r 1 ri in St.

Stanislaus, I'elnelerv. 20 PEACOi'K. Or, December 21. LEWIS JACKSON, of Aboil avenue, aged 78 ears, beloved lincie of Samuel and William Crutu. Funeral servben at the William Cook MHtidloii, St.

Paul and Preitloii directs, on 'I uestlay nl P. M. Interment Raltimore Cemetery. 28 PEACOCK DeeemtuT 2.5. 10.17.

MINNIE beloved wile of Earnest Peacock. Funeral service w) be held al her l.i I residence, llhelhert live-line, oti Tuesday nf P. M. 28e I In December 27. WIE 1 1 A IE, beloved husband of Edith (nee Thomas).

20 Funeral from his home. Jopt.a road, east of Harford road. Fullertoii, on Wednesday at. 1 P. M.

Interment in Calvarv Epifcopal Cemetery. Jarrei I snll4 Harford enuuty. PETERSON. Un Deceinlier A VI ON E'l'TE. beloved "M.ru the late I i Petersiin.

Funeral from her late residence. 20(i Fbet street, on Wednesday, December at 8. A. M. will be mini fur the repose ot lor oul at II.

dv Riuarv Church nr 0 M. lutertnent in Itosary i 'i-iiieh-ry. 2e l'i I I LEI I'S December 2.5. IDS beloved wife of the late John W. Phillips.

Funeral from her residence. 4201 Fis.i Terrace, on Tuesday. Dei-ember ar 2 P. I nt mo-ii I In St. Mirv's I emeleri l'i I STi: On December 2d.

ROSFALTIIE. dauu'liter of the late Ferdinand and Eli.nbi th Ann I'olstcr Funeral services at the Chapel of Stewart and Mowen Company. 1' West. North on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Interment private.

28 RATH i 15 R. On December 20. 1057. HENRY, beloved husband of the late Mary Rathg.t.er ami father of Mrs. Rosa Seeburgcr and Mrs.

Annie Mei 'oy. Funeral from Joseph Syfer Funeral Home, icon Wist North avenue, on Thursday morning at 11 clock. In torment in Woodlawn Cemetery. IIIIKIN- on December L'7, P.i:t7. WIE- Ell.V.M IE, tormerlv of Wiishington.

D. aged 8.1 years, K. beloved lather of Mrs. Mary R. Gamble.

Funeral will be ar the William Cook Mansion, St. Paul and Preston streets, on Tliilrsdav at 8. lln M. ireqniem Mns nr Paul's 1'hnreh at ti o'clock 1 irfi-r inenr In Lorraine I 'eiiioiorv. ie On December 27.

WILLIAM beloved hiifbatnl of 1 Christina Robinson line Lanimersi. Futicrril services will be held li'n 1 oino, Clifinn avenue, on at 11 A. I niernn-iit. In o.ik I I 'e in et V. o'l Ullrich service is m.iinl.iined at a high sland.ird of suitability day in and day out, through every season of the year.

Tut OROEH or THE OOLDEN rule 'PI In addition to her father, she isj survived by a brother, Daniel Mc Allister, of Dallas, Texas. Robert Hoen Gernand Rnbert Hoen Gernanfl died suddenly yesterday after a brief illness at the ZDeatljs GRANT. Suddenly, on December 27. P.t;:7. at le-r resilience, avenue, MARY E.

(me lxdoved wile ot larence D. 4iraut Funeral from llic Ilo'iie of John A Morau. 4201 Green iiioun iivenu. (curlier of Forty-second st recti, on Wednesday. December at.

11 A. M. Interment: Lorrai no 'eunder vL 2.i HARRIS." December 25. DAVID HARRIS, beloved husband of the late Amelia Harris. Funeral services at his late resilience.

1551 Moreland avenue, on Tuesday, Deeember 2. nr 2 P. M. Interment in Hebrew Friendship Cemetery. I Pieaseomit flowers.

-H(' iTifl 7V in December 27. V.eif. a'ed years-, beloved husband of CharloIIe Hirtzfelt tii-' iliiams Finn-mi from his late resiilenee, 8418 East Lombard tm 'I'hurs-day at 2 P. M. Interment in National Cemetery.

HFTRH'K. Siiddenlv. on ileeemtier 2'. HOWARD, afted 42 the beloved son of Howard and the Elizabeth Cronin Heiriek. Funeral at the William C'lok Mansion, Pirn! and Preston streets, on Tuesday nt 8.

'10 A. M. Heojiiiem Muss nt St. Church. Govniis.

'id A. M. Interment ju SI. Mary'a Cemetery, Govu lis. HflEIIN.

(In December 27. 1037, DORA, beloved wife of the late Henry Hoehn. Funeral from the parlors of Joseph Cook, loofl West Haltimore street, mi Wediiesdiiv at 2 P. M. Iiiieriiient in Western I'enn lery.

2tl HlilMANN. in December 4 1 1 I ST I A (nee Unbliier). beloved wile of the late Henry Hot'inanti. Funeral from the residence of her niece, Clarence Mahrer, Harlem avenue, on Wednesday at 11 A. M.

Interment in Loudon Park 1'emeterv. Ii 1 1 LI NG R. (In December 26, MARY .1.. widow of 1 he late Jacob W. Hrillirijier.

Futteral from her laic residence. Elm avenue, on Tuesday, Decern ber JH. nt 11 A. M. liiteimenr in Woodbl i uieiery 2H 111 GlES." lln Deel llibi 241.

JOHN nc-d yenri, beloved Ihik-liatid of Nannie M. Duplies (nee Forel. Richmond piipirs please-copy. Funeral from I he home of his son, Mr. L04; Hughes.

Eeland avenue, River, on Wednesday at ID A. M. Interment ill Oriuil Methodist Epis-4-opnl (emelery. IN DER It lil On December 211, lit JOSEPH I' EN NET, of 2t2l West Ln Mile street, BKi'il 72 years, the belnved husband of Editn Garisido luder-reiden. Funeral at the William Cook Mansion.

St. Paul and Preston mtreids. on Wednesday nt I. P. M.

Interment ISAACS. Silddeiily, on Iieeember 2'i. at Washiunlon. D. FRANK beloved son of Marion and Mary C.

Isaacs (nee Ilobbsi. I-'uneral services ar Ihe home of his sister, Mrs. Russell E. Frost. 4 IS Itoseeroft Terrace, on Thursday at 1 P.

Interment in Woodlawn Cemetery. JORDAN. In Philadelphia. on Thtirsdav, December Rl.Ii, Al l. THOMAS KRANCH JORDAN.

I'riited States Marine Corps, husband of Adams Jordan. Funeral services Tuesdav. December 2S, at 2 P. M. at Arlington National Cemetery.

Washington. D. 2'-' JEROME On December 21. 1037. at the residence of her daughter.

H.irrv Watson. 6 Elm avenue, liver lea, ANNIE M. Oiee Frock), widow of Chauncey E. Jerome. Funeral from the above residence.

on Wednesilnv, Deeein her nt I'. 1 1 1 4 -1' 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 II! I -en III. ,11 11 1 4'eltiettrV KOEXKj! On l.k-ceml.er 25. EL1ZAHETII (ne0 Willis beloved wife of the late George E. Koenig.

Funeral from her lute residence, fiOfi Gorsueh avenue, on Wednesday at 8.13 A. M. Requiem High Mass at St. liernard's Church at A. M.

Interment in Holy Redeemer Cemetery. 2S' KUEHN Suddenly, on December 21, CLARA, beloved daughter of the late Gustav and Ernestinn Kiiehn. Funeral from her late residence. 2112 Ramsey street, on Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Interment in St.

Paul's Cemetery. 2 LA CUM AN. On December 25. Ih37. THOMAS beloved husband of Mary Eaehman (nee Zaworskit.

2Se Funeral from his late residence, 220 South Anne street, on Wednesday morning at Requiem High Mass at Sr. Michael's Church at o'clock. Inter ment. Hoi I osar Con iei I7ANGH A R. Decern I.t 25.

ERNEST, tieloved husband of Kose Imuald Eanghamnier, of Brighton SI reej. Funeral services will be held a t. the Home of Harry H. Witzkc 4101 Edition. hop avenue, on Tuesday at P.

M. Interment in Eoudon Park Cemetery. LtTuENZO, On Deeember 27. Ifl.t-". NICOLA, of 715 Aisquirii street, aged years, beloved husband of the late Eat'ela Lorenzo (nee Cioffer-i.

Funeral from the William Cook Mansion, St. Paul and Pros-ton streets, on Thursday at S.15 A. M. eiiiim Mass at Our I.ady of Pompeii Church at 0 A. M.

Interment in Holy itedim- er 4 'emetery MAH'TrriZ- On December 27, FANNY HAMMOND, liaughter of the late James F. and Fanny Hammond Mahool. Funeral from the Mitchell Home, 1000 Eutaw Place, on Wednesday aft-iTtioon at 2 o'clock, (Omit Jlowera. MARRIOTT. Sudden I v.

on December 2'i. I A daughter of the late Samuel N. and Margaret C. Marriott. Services at.

the W. Gore Funeral Home. Charles and Tweniy- thiril streets, on Weilnesday at 1 A. M. Interment in Druid Ridge 'emet I'ry.

il ARTIN. On 25. 10.17. at Ihe Aged Women a Home. MAGGIE E.

MARTIN. Funeral from the Rnrgee Funeral TTome. I'fllls rontl. on Tuesdav, Decemb4T 2S, at 10 A. M.

Servios at Jesstip's Methodist Episcopal Church. P.altimore county, r-t 11 A. M. Interment in adjoining cemetery. 2'-e McA 1 7T7fs Ed tTO rTYi Vbe 2 d.

'-1 7 A.Mf'EIA (nee Scheineri. in her fifty-peventh vear, beloved wife of Charles Wilbur McAllister. Funeral from her Lite residence, 251S Harford road, on Wednesday. December 20. at 2.

Hd P. M. Interment in Parkwood Cemetery. 2te McA Ll7lST unlay, Decerul 25, 10ri7. nt Washington, D.

C. FLORENCE McALLLSTER. beloved daughter of Daniel McAllister, of Loch Kaven road. Baltimore. Services at W.

W. Chambers Funeral Home, 14041 Chapin street, N. Washington, D. at 11 A. Wednesdav, December 2t.

Interment ln Arlington National Cemetery. 2S 00 I'farg of Sntis'actloi MARTIN W. E. DIPPEL Successors to WENDELL DJF'PEL SOX ESTABLISH EF) 1s! 17 NEW MODERN FUNERAL HONiE ANN" and LOMBARD WOlfe 1 -T 1 3 I.