Classifications Nos. 2 to 16 THE EVENING SUN. BALTIMORE, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 29, 193G 31 FUNERAL DIRECTORS (4) HELP HOUSEHOLD (12a) HELP WANTED MALE (18 Qeatfjs 33eatt)S Local Grain Market WHEAT FUTURES FINISH LOWER ft GONCE. On December 28, 1036, T.
NORMAN, beloved son of Edward L. and Utah M. Gonce (nee O'Conuell). Funeral from his paren(s' residence. 2724 Hugo avenue, on Wednesday at 91j A.
M. Requiem Mass at St. Francis of Assissl Church at 10 A. M. Interment Holy Redeemer Cemetery.
30 UOttSCCH. On December 20. 1B36. EMMA of 313 South Monroe street, ated 70 years, the beloved wife of Joseph C. Gorsuch.
Fuueral services will be at the Wm. Cook Mansion. St. Paul and Preston streets. Due notice of funeral will be given.
31 LEY. On Iwcember 27. 103H. JOS. EPH, aged (17 years, beloved husband of Theresa V.
Gourley (nee Stapfl. Funernl services at his home, 1929 Clifton avenue, on Wednesday at 3 P. M. Interment la Loudon Park Cemetery. Sue GREENWOOD.
On December 28, 1930, ISABELLA. In her niuetteth year, daughter of the late Joseph aud Margaret Greenwood, of Carroll couuty. Funeral from tho residence of her niece. Miss Belle Hanaway, 2520 Harlem avenue, on Thursday at 2 P. M.
Interment Druid Ridge Cemetery. 1 Please omit flowers. 1 31 GRIFFITH. Suddenly, on December 20. l3tl.
at Greenock, Anne Arundel county. Maryland. J. EDWARD, beloved husbaud of Saloma May (nee Rohltlng). Fuueral on Tuesday, Decemher 29.
from the residence ot his mother-ln-law. 2419 East Hoffman street, at 2.3(1 P. M. Interment in Baltimore Cemetery. 2 RUBER.
On Decemher 27. 1930. EVA WILLIAMSON OKLnr.n. oeiu.vu wife of George Jacob Gruber. Funeral from her late residence, 724 North Monroe street, on Wednesday morning at 10.30 o'clock.
Interment in Wnoiltswn Cemetery. 30 GI'EST. On December 26. 1986. MARY (nee Fowler), Deioveu wue ot Ham F.
Guest. Services will be held at the home ot her daughter. Mrs. William N. Eid-man.
1R30 Wilklns avenue, on Tuesday at 2 P. M. Interment Loudon I'ark Cemetery. 29e HALL. On Monday.
December 28. 10.16. liAASU.1". neioveu wire ov tv lale Harry Prescott Hall. Funeral services at 8 East Eager street, on Wednesday morning at 11 ocJock.
Interment private. 30 HECKMAN. On December 27, 1036. MARY in her eignty-smn year, beloved wife of the late George J. Heckman.
Funeral from the home of her daughter. Mrs. Lee Winchester. 2030 Westwood avenue, on Wednesday morning at 8.30 A. M.
Requiem Mass nt St. Cecelia's Church at 9 A. M. In-terment In Baltimore Cemetery. 20e IIKSS On December 2S.
JENNIE, beloved wife of the late Killian Hess, furnicrly of Baltimore Highland. Funeral from the Annacost Home. 42IH Ridgewood avenue, on Thursday at 2 P. M. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery.
31 JOHNSON. On December 28. 19.16. at the home or nis usumiier. r.juii J.
Reich. La Plata, JOHN GRAHAME. Funeral 9 A. Thursday, at I.a Plata. Interment Mouut Olivet Ceme-tery.
Frederick, Md. 80 KING Suddenly on December 28. 1030. JOHN I Deioveu nusoanu ui Margaret L. King (nee Knoop), and beloved brother of Joseph L.
and Louis F. King and Gussie FotTtsch-beek. Funeral from his late residence. aOO, Morello road, on Thursday at 2 P. I ferment in Oaklawn Cemetery, ille KLIPPERT- On December 2S.
1936. GEORGE beloved husband of Mamie M. Kllppert (nee Llndemanl. Funeral from his home. 1532 South Charles street, on Thursday at 1 P.
M. Interment In Woodlawn Cemetery. 31e LT'TZ. On December 29. 11)36.
JOHN beloved husband of Theresa K. Lutz (nee Krepnetni. Funeral from the Newell Funeral Home. Relsterstnwn road and Waldron m-pntic Plkesville on Thursday at 2 30 o'clock. In Loudon Park Cemetery.
LYONS. On December 29. 193B. LEWIS suddenlv, at Chambersnurg. beloved husband of Rose V.
Lyons (nee Wvnerl. Funeral from his late residence, 2436 Callow avenue. Due notice of funeral. (Please omit flowers.) 30 MA YR. On December 28 1916, PA CLIN K.
beloved wife of the late Grcgor Mavr. Funeral from her late residence. 1803 Lombard on Thursday morning at 8.311. Requiem High Mass at St. Michael's Church at o'clock.
Inter- nt Holy Redeemer Ccm yJ 30e MEEK. On December 28, 1936. JOHN 11.. beloved husband of Ida M. Meek (nee Jenkinsi.
Funeral from his home. Fort Small-wood road. Services in Magothy Methodist Episcopal Church on Thursday at 2.30 P. M. Interment in cemetery adjoining.
lie METZCER. On December 27. 1936. ANNIM WILHELMINA MKTZGKR (nee Rosskamp). beloved wife of the late Christian Metager.
29e Funeral from the residence of her sister. Mrs. Mary L. Flomes. 714 North Fulton avenue, on Tuesday at.
2 P. Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery MIXTER On December 28. 1936. JOHN husband of the lata Jennie MUter (nee Caldwell). Funeral from the A.
8. Marshall Home. 3519 Falls road on Thursday. Decemher .11. at 10 A.
M. Friends may call after 6 P. M. Tuesday. Interment In St.
Mary Cemetery, Hampden. 31 MI' FORD. On December 27. 1936. WILLIAM.
beloverl husband of Stella M. Seabrease Mnnford. Funeral fiom his late home. 1218 South Paca rtreet. on Wednesday at 2 P.
M. Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery. 30e NELSON. On December 27. 1939.
THOMAS STEWART, beloved Infant son of (he Rev. J. Raymond and Ellrahoth Nelson (nee Tnrnleyl. Funeral services at the Alameda Church. Alameda and Thirty-second streets, on Tuesday at 3 P.
M. Infer-ment in Druid Ridge Cemetery. OTT On Decemher 28. 1936. GEORGE.
beloved busbaod of Louise ott (nee Sander). Funeral from his late residence, 804 North Patterson Park avenue, on Wednesday. December 30. at 2 P. Interment private.
30e OTT The Maryland Anli-Vivisection Society announces with regret the teas of It. member and oftlceaa MR. GEO RGB OTT. 30 OWENS On December 29. 1916.
HOW- A HI) heioveu nusiiauu ot Mary Ktta Owens. Funeral services will be held at his home. 2243 Penrose avenue, on Frtdlv at 2 P. M. Interment In Woodlawn Cemetery.
1 On December 28. 11136. FAN ME beloved wife of the late Ed ward Bayme. at Grasonvllle. Services si the funeral parlors of rhristisn Milter.
2134 Jefferson street, of which due notice will be given. .10 RODGERS At Washington. D. C. nn Decemher 27.
1910. St'SIE A. the widow of the late William E. Rodgers. The remains reposing at the William Cook Mansion.
St. Paul and Pres. ton streets, after 5 P. M. Tuesday.
Funeral on Thursday at 2 P. Interment In London Park Cemetery. 30r ROSF.NBROCK On December 2. 1916. HELEN (Muffett Le Comptet, the he-loved wife of Lloyd W.
Rosenhrock IDorchester county papers please copy 1 Funeral services will he at her home. Zli Kevworth avenue, on Thursday at 11 A. ii. Interment In Druid Ceine-t eix- 3i Bl'EGERT. fin December 27.
19. JOHN, aged P2 years, beloved husband nf the lata Katharine Ruegert tnea Gable). Funeral from his home. 4801 Con-ther avenue, Gsrdeoviile, on Wednesday at 2 P. Interment in Jerusalem Lutheran Cemeterv.
3oe SeuartMloujenGQ THattuMq petite 108 North. Ave M0) (TonffaaiM from Preceding Column) SAVE 25f0 tm AU (iuaranuod HOME IMPROVEMENTS ami AmncD Had ia tor. Hot-Want. Steam ot Hot-A It HEATING PLANTS Thousanda 0 8atlf1f-i iVtiUiientai Otatoiriflra AMura You CM l'oi tir a hatiafaruon. NO MONEY DOWN 3 YEARSTO PAY f.
H. A lertni Art Loweat. No aloruiagea. Htd trijtj itu iitguatuie Nenlttt. A (oc ttTDia.
That'a AU. Wort Coin lend NOW. Tar Aa Utile Aa $5 MONTHLY Next MARCH Panerntg nmflng Waatheratrippini l'mi me 4U i(iuttii riumbiug i'anutr Kiectriral "nrk Meatioi; l.art(4 lUniHtl eTrtort I'iaitrrlnt Cemvuling Voicb tucloauni Oil aUUTuera Dnt Work IIHue liuiition FREE ESTIMATES DAY OR NIGHT Jso O01n(4uuo fliooa ot Wrttt NUW CONTINENTAL HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. lot America i -23 IS. Raltlmora HtraH.
lotnsc Cuiltotd Ata PLAZA 3752 PLAZA 3753 Phonsi NKIila. Siinda Holidara Oslr Llbtrtr 4J(8-Ulijctla 4H27 Ullroor "WE A Tilt'K llDl'SB A HOME" Arrange Your Parties BY TELEPHONE ROOMS PAPERED, $4 $4.50 Sunfast Washable, $5.50 KMT KUBOMKO PA Pc.lt. IK SO V. Tlimnpmin. 1:14 W.
llaianr) at. ml. Ollsfl Enterprise Roofinjr Co. Boot. Rrnakfd and APrliatl.
Rnma lmulalioa. Stilnsllns 71U l.ibt at Caltart StllS. CHROME NICKEL Plating Md. I'lstlni Co IncSIBN HolHrlaTat. PI.
74la $4 ROOMS 143? Ilolllns at. Phone till. SIW4. t'-V. RHOVt ilS 8 pc.
l.iTlnt Roum tiuila KaCI Cnhot.rrn Co Vlf WANTS (11) 1 WANT FURNITURE Rurtirw, dining nrt llftn atofea, gift ratiacpa. old pircfj, eleclrfe rrlngeratura and wing iiia'tinif rit air, IMMKIUAIK ASH A HKMhV'AL. CALL VEUNON axtiuue and modrkn Purnltnre, Clmia. Curtiia. Oil I'ainf Ingl.
Orl enttl Hugs. Llbrarti, Hoona. Bl! ter ware. Offint Furniture. lc.
l.araa or sun all Lota 1'alla twared wtthln an hour. A. vm N. Howard it. Ternop Wm, Night Caiia.
l.th STOPI7)OK-LlS itN I HUT fc.VKRTTHl.Na Uorlem and antique fumtiura. ttric-a-brae, coll) arjd alliT. bth.ai, piinos ami dothirif STICK MAN Crftan. -nrl CALL AT ONCE. CALVERT 5754.
IMMEDIATE CASH PIT fltrnttars al.lwwara alltarwara. chfnawara anllrtuas. bwiks nana slotbios slao analhuig of faluc 7iT sBrosdwi, wolfs sun. llirill PltlCBS PAID I tilt ilNITUIIK IIF AM. KINllSl Slngla oiecaa or cnlira Iota, ornatnmta.
gl.aa ware, cblita, bnoht. ailveiMaic. sjiti'iua of all kiml. rils aaw.ns rnarliinaa alnvaa MM MACK. VI.R.
MU. HUH I. Ill LNMUUNT AVb. kinds ANYTIIIMi OVKIt fsi YKARs rumlti'ra. Piciura.
China linna Pa MlltlllN 831 HllWAItU ST. Vl.lt. SIWI IKXTRAI IIJITHINU Will vaa high pricra fnt oian'a aacnnd-hand rinitima. aslls siki Blaea. stn.
tiifa tla a trial. MJhfl. 117 Ncrth Aoplalon atrart. Mad. ST21T Furniture, Pianos, Etc.
1-hour service Spot cashMHAtCajvert 4D69, FURN 1 1 (J RE WA if all kinrtt. ralla made Immpdiaialj. kicellaot urjciia pa id Mr. King, Ver Ulfin'KST Crk-ei Paid nr lien TVTeTttMhlri Intrumenta, l.uivsie and (Vlrtarina. Appoint me made, l'l Furniture, Pianos, etc.
1-hr. Service. BENSON, 602 W. Franklin. Ver.
0574. PAWN TICKETS. Mamonhs a frJl tl. Raito. grid fl.
(HI, SlTO GOLD. SILVER COINS f'tlY f.olrl A Mirer. 1'irB ate fal Lit Ml UK e7 Mf-lern A Anli(juT Mitt. Kifl, ornann-niA. Attf mtiall hn.
flnol nricea. IV KI.XMAN. Clifton t. 11. GOLD, SILVER, DIAMONDS Aj.lVKM.
M7Park ae. I'laM IIMtt. Caali paid Tr all" fc'indii tud H. A C. Fury.
Co ftU Fn.nk!tnypr. fKicrt ir i a i Ta II Mr. Jark. ad 74.M. Laj or If ht.
SCMAI" (Vnuer, Krase. Aluminum, Iad. mmtr, Babt.it anil ry'-'n FURN'lf I KKWAN TKll CAI. fif.T.f nr.nnM'flmi r.rxtNOTON ht. FtlfrVITmirc, Planoa, Vtr-lrm "and HouiilioM mh ass.
run mi-. ALL Mil Kl ATTf Mi at Hbt M'trn A Kurnliure. Ete. rMMK'blATF CASfT" FfK FCIt NITf 'tt K. H.
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'aJKUH. BFSTiMUCkw "oairi fw fur nit lira nt' all kindi AVTMl -Oli) (''tr "re-iiju tfe Nnel r.isvrte MTl MilfH ate uvs'n ruiTHiv.i- itifjii 'piucW paid Rltl V't Htiei'f I SITUATIONS HOUSEHOLD (12) GIRIa tviiorf rti wl-hea part whole lime jt ft fii'KL f'-oloredi, grneial li'iuewoik ref. lViB female t. WnMAN fccWui), I'-ntral li-nittirk or eotfk mi Md WW i WOMAN fcoidir.h wanta d.j'a or part-Ume K-, UlfiLrJf WOMAN WuIt wrf. houiewitk mull alar.
fi'-m. WOMAN wanfj eook or maid wotk. WOMAN frnlrtterll ltl.a dav'i Ttiea. or hiiia. l'i'i w.
Kt i WOMAN irt ''ti at any kind" llrfrenres A VB. WOfAN rftTlir.ff WArt flrne n'lhtl all after 3 I WJ limlfnH ae OOOD taiii wlstiaa 2 lr" work: net "ef fi J. MfOM.K AO laff conrNrTff-rt to lady; lifht dtitir nn' ii' imitieri'd. WM I pin NKAT (rrslnrrtl. deairea wtik wfifile ot pm time, 4-'12 KKI naV ladv Ut, rfil inn at firnnM-kerr notne tiMi ronnl! 1 or 2 ladioa iVrtt-1 fi-ifi.
RKFINKU tt'tr pi-TM or eij RKFlNFft es-tlf-rffl Drt tline, aere. ran HELP HOUSEHOLD (12.) AH tm lata tn elaiify appeal- i CMAMPEfiMAin waf'rw on) fir- TMtK (c(Jr'ridl, till, nn a -)ao 'ay ad rfa I.ilstr!y XAi. VitiH arer.ue COOK (whiti. n-nfral bwwttit U'lndry i' home, ernaij aaiarir. wwn i I lortvl I a hoti a ''i u.n ii "2' to4'i "M'bt A ijfererl2-eeJilr.
J.ib7;'l GIKI. rnuit r-T72ain ro.tr and int h'tv- fit-', oelweao 2 and 4PM 133 afe. Sm.ra Ctk, laiirdreaa A rleaninji. Ie LiKJl.V.l. tfl 'it 171 wiiY'V! uC taaT' p''bihr'i efniri a a work Call 4 (JIH1 twhe.
r.iuM rt'iUfsfW'-'k anfi rtilldren; relIeM homf K7 l.l nr it I i.i-t it T. i Whii ,7 "Vii'. cVik and hMUfwork ilHfi Harford rd GIltr iKhi'f, iT-t! hinw rfc aaint rfuVf tiom, "T2 fTiftf. irsn''r "t' -it tl k. fill, fa (h''et b'ineOTk, In ijht lanndr? TmHo '-V'-- Lib st'l Htif KFPI 1 -k al M-4i i Via i 1PM ERSONAL3 SCHWARTZMAN On December 29, at Jersev Cltv.
N. J. EMMA, be loved wife of the late Abraham Si-hwartsman. and devoted mother of Mr. lsadore Schwartsman.
of 1729 Gwynu Falls Parkway. Servlcea at the Jack Lewis Home. 21(10 Eutaw Place, on Wednesdav, De- cemlier 30. precisely at 2 P. In terment Mikro Kodcah Congregation eineterv (Hebrew).
Herring Run I Please omit flowers 30. SCHIPFERLING On December 28 MARY, brloved daughter of t.ie late George and Barbara Schipfernng. Remains reposing at John F. Denny. Light and Montgomery streets.
Services on Wednesday at 30 P. M. In-terment at Loudon Park Cemetery. 30r SCHOFIELD On December 20. 1936.
MARY A. I nee Denlltll. wife of the late James Nelson Schoneld. Funeral services will be at her home, Belair road, on Thursday at 2 I M. Interment In Baltimore Cemc tery.
31 S1T7.LER. On December 2D, 1936. ROB- KKi. beloved sou of the late Charles Frederick and Mary Vogt Sitaler. Funeral from the home of his brother In-raw.
John T. Wbalen. (118 North Stokes street. Havre de Grace. Mu.
on Tuesday. December 29. at 2 r. m. interment in neat Cemetery.
JUe SOLBACH On December 26. IK JOS EI'H acred 87 years, beloved hui' band of the late Theresa Solbach (nee Brockmeyerl. Funeral from his late residence. 1110 r.ortu Central avenue, on Wedneadsv. December 30.
at 8.30 A. Requiem Mass at St. sines' Church at a. si. interment in 'yA deemer Cemetery.
29c STON Suddenly, on December 29. 1IIHU. 1.IIKK1 Deioveu, son OI Pearl Slone Dunn (nee German) anu the lale Lorey B. Stone, Sr. Funeral services from the Singleton Fuueral Home, lilt) South Craln tlign way.
Glen Bnriiie. of which due no lice will be given. 31 VAN. On December 27, 1936. MARGARET (nee neioveu UIIV9M unerai ironi me i niece, Mrs.
Katherlnc R. Cavey. llliKI it-u atraat nn Weilncadnv. Decemher 30. at 810 A.
M. Requlein riIKU am. ai. 9 A. M.
lnlerment la New Cathedral cemetery. TATl'M. On December 27. 1936, ROSE LKE TATUM (nee Blsnopi, neioveu wife of Thomas Allen Tatum. Peters burg (Va.l papers please ropy I 20e Funernl trom ner late iumr, u.n Hanover street, on Tuesday at 2 P.
M. Interment In Mount Olivet Cemetery. WAI.DSCHMIDT. On December 2S, IKiH. OliRETA, beloved wile oi lie lale Louis Waldschmldt.
Services at her home. 1948 Pearl-man t'lai-e, on Thursday afternoon nt 2 o'clock. Interment In I'arkwood Cemetery. 31 WAREHIMB On December 27. 103(1, LOUISE beloved wife or w.
Edwin Warehlme, residence 4672 Park Heights avenue. I Hanover (Pa Evening Sun please cnpy. Services at the C. G. Black Home.
742 West North avenue, Wednesday at 1 P. M. Interment In Pleasant Valley Cemetery. Carroll county, Maryland, at 3 P. M.
WOELPER Suddenly, on December 27. 1036, GEORGE of 8 Llnganore avenue, Hamilton, beloved husband of Anna Woelper. Funeral services at the William Cook Mansion. St. Paul and Preston streets, nn Wednesday at 130 P.
M. Interment in Woodlawn Cemetery. 31 le YOUNG. On Decemher 28. 1938.
at the residence of her niece. Mrs. Arthur Little, 41.18 Falls road. MARGARET M-. age 81 years, widow of the late James T.
Young. Funeral from the above residence on Thursday. December 31. at 1 30 P. M.
Interment In St. Mary'a Cemetery, Harnpdem 31 Z1EGENHEIM On Decern her 27. 1936. E. (nee Young), wife of the late Walter Ziegenheim.
Funeral from her late residence, 2922 Remington avenue, on Wednesday at 1010 A. M. Interment in Lorraine Park. in FUNERAL DIRECTORS (4) Modern Funeral Service JOHN F. DENNY Light and Montgomery St.
SOUTH 1416-1417. Motor Equipment The Beit PHILIP sons 2016 Orl.ana St. Wolfs B.14J-4137. (iBORr.E ZIBKI.Fn. SOW Korth.rn Parkway Hamilton 4VSHI.
Personal Comfort in Bereavement Is assured when services are held In the TICK-NER Establishment. on relieve your rwn home of the stress and tension of bereavement when (uTvicoa are held in the TICKXKH Where there re children, its use is especially desirable. There is no extra chargrc Your friends, too, will appreciate your thoughtful-ness in having the services here, as the beauty and comfortable conveniences of this ideal place appeal to persons of good taste, We invite your trust. Profit by the Experience of Others! A Selected by Patrons Oar LAST 1000 Funerals Wert as Followsi 17 Cost leai 14 Coat II Cost a cost 117 Coat it Cost than. lit to 11 to to sal to 4SI to Ml to 10 Coat more than IMS WM.
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un ii.11 rnn an llclcmica. Tlia A.lprsai, ml MACHINISTS for hravy machine work on boring mill, lathe planer. Excellent wages. Steady work. Apply ELL1COTT MACHINE CORP.
1611 Bush St pi'nrrass In eal Vlrfinls. nisnufatiirlii( ajid an.l aalaij iW nsn''M srltliia nn narhhrn it, MAN! Vfll N-n IS JI-MrTHAVrTr7lMi. f.J -I IIIKNrr IN Ml Fl -atNINIIINaVfA? MAM. wlm. rlnts ainr A rt'lli-rT ott niilor cyrl MAN.
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Apply Mil MrKKHNAN, 11 HOWAJtli i'UH- Xl rl fc'i, MKV (ji ia fr.V "rnontlilr collertion MfJ Lrli-f9jA Pp I i-M MiiriMy Hld. A Kl 10 KLKCT IMCIANS SHIP JOINERS THE MARYLAND DKYDOCIC COMPANY FAIRFIELD Take Vofl rar to time nouja Cntf. fk.Ti:h ami iioiii maTT ytEHT at A H1C HT. MBCHANIO to worg nn TfawTriilet eara. ArJDlr IM 22 OHTfr et MKi'llaiNirXL wjih" anwi dvwit-plaiit Salary and bonui, par-ti'Milars a lo terbniral tiainmg, aalary a rft.
and urToMKIKINr "to lak rbarge of egrlaeiee) at -t'r Md aatary and eommiiiion. WfiM eir.rneii'-e and nalary pelted. I'll, finetefl I'll, fc. I'lttibtirgh. l'l.
ei 1. 1 not Apily r-ndy fo? work. 2306 0 A' A IT, A PANTS I'-reiitun. ep nn mn's wrirh pa nig ani by 'a lunaicn. Apply MIL QLLiSf.
Ile4 'Hto I. I no Apply illgliland bowling, J09 UmI at. liAdiAion A'sfTm, MMUaX SALES EXECUTIVE neM a man who en organlM a a 'or? tr foiiy thuiiaand faimlles fu Holti-mor and vninjty. ftur lifitsnit wetahllshH. li.ia real mmt.
and fim trie' tig perflniririe 'lit "'n wf rtiould he to rarry biinair fliianriaMt ir )f-t thirty and looking for a I.VKrO tr, anrnMl future. Ua want a pomplswn nt ps-rjMn-a a nr. quallfloav-Uona. twfi'ra an Intexnew. H'tX htmi.
HI S. HAT F.tMA.N Ketident of Hiltfmora or gt-f- rwindnig cemntlea. Bat.Ufld with IVn the ant year, to call on eua tamer. Wnt Hiin.fftT jMtelew. A N-' Yonng enarr ie'-t man to aaflTHw lT.firanr, fnrttrf fm hard wt-rkar.
Apply fMjrtJt'jiiar' HMg SAIajr.ftiA" Frir "laundry route, 8lata aga aj3 firlni(v hnn. in cifthing tns'ailmsTt rfnitfm r-n ahmgnn Bird lhi' flitjh ia rd and Waahtngt'in prnnar Pays tw-tw-nM, (fd A Mti't hare rar. T'ie rnly onaiiflriOn.a A oattlcilJari, will hf he'd finn. SALESMEN' to SEi.i, ATHi.rru: kquipment Ilarn white SHUF. s.lman I'fad woni.n'.
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I'stis for pallor fr.ma work Anil. liAHoIMiKH, rar Jsat Wailnus'ori flonlrtar-l STRAW HAT OPERATORS Kid. iitde rl vt. Paylight fO.KN Kl AT. KIJB.
JB? 1 t. fnt. mTT9lL L'piiolsfirfrs StVady Work iir, W. fiin-e et nar Kntiw. vPaTti 1 Apolr Oaaia Cibaret," antl Jt'rwIfTicli a ia, YOI NO MAN airpiM, work.
Preferable oat wb ktu mrt buiui'r'M FOX'S KAT MARKET ffTTVi man opfiirMmity in pfgreaira elMb-ing fntr.rt In'lluif. aoihtflnia young man, not o'rt-x wiOj liigli-arhrfol Aiiply to i A M. I ISAAC A In" Hank OniiulT Highland tryrn. lffitr0 MAN to 3.1, aaVaitwman I'm 'et'ora. Muit ht ighly tip.
la auto acceawrias jnd parte. mm sa a-nian In large mail iif.t Mimi hay' inwledg nf had war enppiira full partli-iUar fTir.Nfi man pre! Mnt bm familiar with pork. uta 4U nffitriw. Wnta T2 7 A. fTlVNUi(AN.
w.Mi" kOOWle.igrTuf of'ttkfepfng, for wltftirale YVirNV.MA'N'oiVriZir kn'rwiedge. ot booakeas? ili -ar Urits Sun. or.Nfi Vr' iart.pi'erpttfig eVetrfral ap- it w'K -a" a cam Wr rk HI 1 rW4rde-l Wire 'rH. TltCNfi 2- tviu "A i 'iv at 111. Tb 1ft f(T ai.i nplrr 'Jepait tert fa Mr.
fxtughcrty. Yd I NO MKN e( duplifttrg maf-h'n- t-v gnitral f.ff-e wrrrk. Rood futur fr.r nrl)nt jwiHv 11. frm 1 Continued on JV Ptifft) ICoaftnasol row Preceding Column) UOCSEKFITFU fwhitrK for a-Mlti: amall I white i for emploifd "mo'thar ht'i'ie. CWW.un.
UotstKKttl'KR (wii'itel to inaka bar home and rare tur yhiMien 8uu. WOMAN (white), not oet80HfMiaework aTid Uvindry, Sleep In. tamilf of 2. Telephone HiiJearil W. Horspw'oitk" HTAY ItrHTN L.
1 It. fij.S WiiMAN', rart timn. hnitarwork BiMidcnok in' I rl I Wiit- reffrence Vanstnri jt. WOMAN iwhite'. fnr Inlanr Lb In.
Fitif tu Tir.tmiMit. Kerereiicea Hlrrt. WOMAN (wiiitr), ariieral houvwork" rooking. ataT night aj, w.Sai A. to P.
M. WOMa'n (whneV al-t hon'worV and lUbi 'mS, ninhtj. wk .1110 Fait are. WOMA.N asaist hnmework; ataj iMn(, gtMHi wmm: rer. Ham 1 1 7 H.
WOM AN fwliitrl. ttneraT lfry. Wo. TOT NO woman whit), enteral hnntrork 1 "hiJd; tav nia-h-a: rrferrurp; food borne. Di Itrxny Uhenvltf SI TTI.Kp t.AOV" boiiaewark WHItV; wnan to etvik.do" general hniiaenV tah rare of rt-mo, old Uby.
Mimi Ime rii-erlfiKe With beluM. Nlrep in flwd honif, adettuatf ttagea. I urn. Hrteiencea in r.1j. HutMV Sun SITUATIONS FEMALE (13) AS Wookkefper.
5teno Tvniit. Ilooitor Sitrhtoard OiratorVer. IfiV. OK UOOKKKKPKR 11 vran' rxiv deairwi ORFSMAKtNfl, pin flttlnuTatil alteration, tl 01 refareofle: reamahle Plii-ine fiilmor HS.I2-J, FI1.B clerk and ameral olTica worker deiitw I Run. Nl HSR nnderaradiute deairea 20 hour duty; reaa tela.
Bo fHiW. Sun. PHIVATK aerretatr rapahla of hindllnf iiiiniiiw. ami people. 1111 1 1 btt(ir FehrtiatT fliat.
aa nrfaent tn plciyrr la leaOnji town WnnlJ prefer to br dietary Hopkim ptiyalcun Iiitereeled in pine reirrener-s, wwi, Mm. STF. oil 1 A I He.itealim.it inn" vill lake aT offk-e work: exiterletired amall WOMAN (rolorM). shoit ordfr aniall VIH'NfJ ajirt wlh nrh In d.Vl,,r' or dentiat'a ii sn-wpi riiioiir flo'M nn HELP WANTED FEMALE (14) a A'l tta lite to rlawifj appear on rage 2. BATt MAIP who haa A-1 rar-rence.
Err KB win Miit 1 1 i. outer ae nFAPTT Opeiator. all arqunrt eip.rim-e Ap llv at Gin-e. Anmirlitt Rrauly Simp. fit.
K- cot ll.iwidjTnl f. WKU'TY OPFjit tip. itcadr poailTor. 4.1 14 IleUler.Uiwn r.l. CANVAS PASTPin on men a aa-k and hm caiji.
Aimlv Keruilt Cloihinf 218 n. tTnr.vK'f.ooM oibi, kala'iit an row MISSION 4 NOHTH II AlU.KS ST. KXH'i'TIVKS, for Waahingion'. to'take "mm-plete rliaiitf nl drei A tmt flept. Ilia Mt't.
.11 1 W'. Lfiintrton ai, FANCY STITCH E1IS ICi ppt i nftd A Uo TOP STITCUKKS APPLY F.H API. A SIHIK UFfl. CO. N.
KltO NT NT. l'l warrr aw, mnnlruvUl A 4tT Frr.lerM-k ae Aik 1m Mia, Hpjle. (i-nltiridi. lisjht eprnplnini to work In -aiprn freiiingn Aipry ni.i rratt at. OIHI.
(rdlnre.li to iron In laundrv. 1W2 Penn tfii'ania art. IIOTFSsVr mall nm lit club, Aoi'lv or write HH ('har)ra at INFANT'S Nurse, with lefwence. Phont Ptkea Tiii(. aoi LAIif.
yonia to maVe ai'pnrtitnietil by "fhoiif. Saliiry $1 day; rrrnimU-l'in on rn)ta Should hi ahle to mmi 915 weekly. Reply. gi 1 1 nj fiill dftailii. I Sun.
viiuit gen-re! office work Mutt knw p1 tft.tiiK Stuadv ri.iiitlon. flalam iL'JT' rile Smi. LAOY. fnting. with A g'tifral urTirf en for auto dra'cr S'ate qualification.
A aalary "Xrwted. HH71-. Sun. MEN'S NI'X'KWEAR oTkRATOIIS KXI'KIIIKM Ml llM.V I1F1ISTO TIFMAKF.IIS. a NHnrii t.
Ni'ftnf', 2n ii'Mir 1iuj In prltals hump. Salary lis Wh kiix(, Operators Kxpprii'iiepil pnrni.r. Nrrt.i MArtuvrs. Arn.T UCAfiT Km WHflK. STADIUM MANUFACTURING CO.
u.m (ii ii.Fnfiri Avr 1'rnwn 1'ork A Seal Hl-lg OPERATORS ixrrtiir.NCKD on L. I. GRKKNMAU.M Scnni1 Floor. Sfl and AS S. Para St.
Ul'ICKATlllt fo straw hnia, or larllea, a. xTirnrad r.nli AMIIIliS HII.MNKKI i Oil 7 Waat Fayatta t. -Kii). S1n nacrNa m.rlilnai llnlpli A Waa-rmaii IIWall St. "il'fH ATHII tm mrlia fait bats.
HadlVj Hal To. Haltinmra at. Mfff V'ai'wiiir i.irfanfIfo al- l.ir,l n.iali'l K. I.IIMBAHII ST. b.
lwi.rn 1'. s'if*ck up. fur carl Urns. tt.liriaii's.IliV;LaailiS"l t- SE ING I NSTR UCTOR Tn asiit f'lrs-nian In ntmi't patita factory. Onr who fen ii'iik all irarta and tench learners.
Hoik pr.HI'ii. Mud HOOA IildPKNSFIl I'VP RniIK. INt. AYKITF, HT. NTPNOfifMPIirit stale 'twi'urt, utet in-na and tHlary eiinvtrd Hun NTI1 I'll otV" Miatetprleti'e, tutc.
n1emwt. TUVA. Smi "STRAW 1 1 AT OPE atra'ly titlcn, rnl pay. Daylight f.nkr''Kirn IO.lt HAT. J.21K Hallo en(.
nn Fred AV A 1 lill 8 (1 0 EXP. I'rmnent poti'ion AopIt 3 O'CldTk luh. 414 Halto. ft. Ak fur Mr I.atnis'.
WAIT KF a'pp'I Vn pf 4 and A KNKY RefAl RANT. Build tug, 111 MaitwM Pla'-r Vi'ArMl'KMl' 4Tnjfut hTe etfierT mce and neat boot Barbecue. I.M'S Ivimvlvar.ta ate WAITMKSKH. ip atlractltt. Aiioij at once alier I .117 Balto a Harrr'a Tarern WANTKh rNp-nenepd.
Bit i)r iCfMianrant r. ravito t. VV AIT KSS Kit). KAf. PTfoN' fc VKIt.NON WOMA.Sf.
pari tiiif to make aandwlchea In Iniirftnl. Apply 4141 lUlalr rd U'flMFM 4 If you miiat hate hotter than eft-rage rarntnjte. fKrDtitc (if iiati'innl rham ha hrh In product for ita and flnan Mai fniirn r-riTnanrni jywji rrrife 'fi yi'ir Fxpertencfl deiTi'irU''! In thia w.rk Apply Mil McKFK VAN. WerlmwiJav In 12 rioov. flOWAKU 10 ir.ind i VVOMKN (2i ff-nitihlng alv.
g.rl em for nd S''J'n rT aip I'nme ready 212 W. Franklin it. YOI'NO It'ly aa elerk in tnre: mut beta ei- fwrifn rrifi4in i uhli Knn. BXPFIllKNrKh lih.MKftanrant Pa rkHigh'af frWIf fiiri" for tin gfi'c'ora. If bright 'ami nrreMc p-Hinn VH rrn SITUATIONS MALE (15) ACCOUNTANT-LAWYER F.irv-ntlea an4 tnl'latite aMHty ttinfuugh oran irai ei pen rare diriftd hu'irtf at ar omnttng C.
A candidate Fna! anttb'a: 't'ffDen'i paMa of diw tiarlnjf dntief of rf fir and niantHW In a (letlnH.a ano ehafaetorT manmii Mpmhr ef Md har lHre rinnviiirn wp ti prrsgreatita orgama Ti'in where and earneat effort ii(Tt fiiiiiff 717 Wtifi A I 'fi A NT Mo Tf: tl ii Wide ejperi inra age lH.jlMtrea ryitif.n. IXW. hun. AUTnMOHirK "ReWir-a aVd parta aiman ware 'l-e aid natia fitut eiinanr. ht of refrrncs 71 Kan CHArFFFTTl tn-mg d-P-nda'la rMM- yrar evp.
lieairea pfTailion. ftA I 3 FVn fllArFF'rt'h roi.trs-1 1 dMirea (Kition, lit flan, Bff orer aioerienca. wan'a work of kind. H'h MAN, law giadua'e, itptrn'P', hnfinw. (jrnmi'l'iii, re'tt and p'faf a-vretarial work dmirM eoTpl-ynr-pt Hut), STHOS'fV i pf.ioihet'l""a"r.d 'amfl'tr' bUr.
Aim grorerr 'Jp. 4 yean Udti "'kf any kind b. il7 for sTyi s. in "havf, r'An wisfirv vrT KMTON OF ANY KINO WHKKK TKAOF fN 1 FATINFO MKtHT HHf HARKY nCNNKHFIKInfJ, Nunnery lane, Catonrill tfot'SV) mnifryefi in of flif, winlif pnatt'rw with larger and mora) i- Iinb5er(rtirfn '74 'in fot'NO MAV 20 "di-lri otk W-ltt TEB- NfN FA IRA IX. 111t rlert it MM'TrfK AOFD eeara' eTniTteo antrfiatng fjllertKana detira poeUivn.
Cao fumuh bigKeat 7411t nl'y rleae 1M, age id tva'taotiou-A nou'k to ri'i emplo.M, ini wrV in tf-hnt'-al field: prefer radio or ehemical eriginfr-ring willing Jy along Una Ot HELP WANTED MALE M6) Ada ate to claiaif? appear on Pag ArUlSTekNT MA NAOKRX TfiioTia tu f'r enm (te rwxitl'-n Mi fit I. leal rfmwi, A da c.mi'.i tt.ua. Hirt Mlaiv tOWflN) a mrtnt (iiiaMft'fi Apply l'J BASICHN Ft NFFAf, AWN, 4C. J2 Harat Towel ilidf. (Centlsscd Irani Preceiflnj Column) JOHN BURNS' SONS 612 TOKK HOAt PHONtt: lOWSON tOft .3 iert fronpt how CM Kotvic.
Chapel tor Stfrfh-f. LILLY and ZEILKK, INC. So'tTooms tOS-110 Woltt it. 4ffl S. gr, tOt) l.Mik ins St.
eiione Molts Chons Wolfe CEMETERIES 4 LOTS (5) LOUDON PARK CEMETERY tUt Purrhaatri ffilt riinnibft) 'lTinpnrtikM (or loaptctioo. IStw IxV Frtvri Trnu. frm B'i ftrtif to SsK-ttma. fiilmof Vfwn.m tlljXS ijHOT. "PARKWOOD" Memorial Park Monument Sections Per trar Up.
Tcniii. trvctual Car. tiqutr About Our Inaurawvi Of*ck. MHt 1IARFIH.D 111 Uaiu. BALTIMORE CEMETERY Boautiful Prrpetuat Cam Rettonablt.
Autooiobil for lnapcctton. 1raii dfred. North tt of Pay it. Vhoot Wolf tU'l. WOODLAWN CEMETERY Woodlawn, Ud.
TRAXMPonTATION K(1K INtal'KITKIN. EX 'I'TIVK (IrKU'Er-Flllt KST fllnML DRUID RIDGE CEMETERY PI fcS I I.LK Eaacmtrs Office. Iwil Calheil'al 8t. t)HS llffire LVuietery Foreat tlllKKI.AND f.KK CklMtTTKlti 41IKAVE LOIS. ITS AND PP.
Dlicai aOIHl Martord Kd. Phoot Itam. 1337. Ternia srraiigpd to auit voir OAK LAWN CEMETERY Saw low Prless. a.
Raaat S. FLORISTS (7) SENT anjwheT atl flowet, wrntlw. treea. i WatTurr VI R. rV-aton at Ohrlt-.
Vir JIW1II LOST AND FOUND (8) Ada too tate to cltnaPy arpeur on Patte g. BLACK Brief Cine, mntainlnj napei-a, loat. Hil-lfn nr. liay. Mtni.
Leb-)f. J.Vl Kvvtrwih ae CAM h( VIX lost ficVnit Itioutlifair. K-vaid WOl KL" CtH.I.IK Hi, tan am) while, loil; licrnw So OnCTOH'S HAO. witli Kquipmetit aint Antu i.t(ie. uirir iioiii car iiaru'd mi fcinomuu ae.
ItoaH.Jir letum UNIV. mil 7. D(Hr lost, llosion Terrier, Ca.miaiWi.iii riTlir 11 pv.iu) rltVr. CatonaTil le SI PAIR of rei.Iaiiea, goltl, rimles. oclaoii sliape.
loar Krward. Clica. POCKKTBOOK. brrtwri. rigVhln.
betKceo M-clu icu I AWal(1nrtL MJ. Me aril.tt'o! JCtl I'lrHSK. Hwii Will pernon who foiind r-iirf on No. 11 car Alnndny call Clieaatteake lain, trwaitt HINfJ. wipphire, anrroiinded by aniall -iiamoiitla.
Ill NO (Turquoiap), lost vicinity" Mt. Royal Hotel" Iteward. Phmie Ver. 1..70, SIIA'tn RO.SAnT, in bla'-i com pire. Inat siiirnay: cruiinx engri.cil u.
V. Sliiler. er. until P. Id.
TETTtH. Partial 8et. lost tlcinitr of Cltf Hoa- pnai, i.iixrai revtarq Jir. i 1 .1. WRIT mn.
Ion XiriT" I'ay, In-t, Muntcitisl Bltlg. A Kmerwin Hotel. KfWMriI- B'-l. A. tr 1'.
WHIST wVl't'H ioata hitV liolft. mll Din Dinnda- Hrarelct haa 2 It I lie Slf-neu, Renard Vfhtj return 710 BRAPKORr) 8T. WHIST WATCH Udy's Hamilton, arthnv qnM Reward, lit. Wm. Itidft.
RelalcTitown 27S 11. atilb Mink Krent. Iri tMnitf Waatungton Monument. Raward. Ver.
Id.W. Ftit'NIi ('oll'e (tpinRlcl. white yrllnw Manchester Read. BOX 217-A. Piiiiflath I'liekaKe wpartnn arnr.l Owtirr may r.Htp iM.ntineaiioti.
atr. I.IST Memlav niglit 2 Ola' (irhs, cTmtauiliTK lafliea' elotliins. one with poekrll'onk, Willi laner. very Talilahle to owner only. Klmlrr Maryland io r.
Fayctts .1., Ult.1 JOHN (Ol.WKU. Reward. LOST 2 Htnira, i rtiarnnr)r1-hapt1 tnieraM a tr) 1 wiiii .1 finull pearl-: both with aM neMinf Bf'twf-efi Siafforfl Hotel ami T'a ter duri ng Tier, fl to (Jt a MRfW. 1 Sun U'T Ilticket of Petering Tonli on FkIw it. frnm IT'i'lsrin to Fleet on Lat Monday BWrt.
Jt'W-W A Wolfe 701H. Reird, LUST r.aiiy's krite pocket hook in at Lltierty Hpta. A fJarnsntv Finder may kin-i. mnrney. return ether contanta to 8Ht2 Nor- -illlJI: LOST Brown Pur rontaintnf rah anrl-lotei.
Tirinity Hamilton and Gihann ae. Reward. rhone Bltd. 11-F (V CTtSTltrlliunfl rdg i''initv Tnnjon, Ilider wrwxl. Findfr fommimicate TUWSUN M.
LOT Brown pnree In taxi Xma nlaht r'oj)- i rijn I. KnvHp-wanl. McJ(L41tt, LOST. Hainiiton SfHon. FnTTmi" Blat-k and while Sun.
aftrrnnon Hani, m.11 LOT Storji rertiflcatea. Call PI. MM. Auk (or Minn Mariovr, IITWhite. wirehair.
mal. Name "Jrvk" Tic Ph-TDMith Tfl. Fimnnr! t'rnnn. 4'M PERSONALS (10) For the Best HOME IMPROVEMENTS LOWEST COST ZAS1EST TERMS Pararlnj Healtnf rsrpanlrr Palntins Oil Uninar. Harrlwrd Flncrs I'lastrniis Plmnliinit Wi-atliprstilpntnK Rortfins ranjaiiliug Work Spoutint Gsrasea Poicli Encloauial FiriE LOSSES ADjrSTKD Chicle the above list and telephone The General Contracting Co.
AND r.ARRMT Offlcaa aV Warehouaea. 823 S.V27-29-J1 Park An. PHONE VERNON 0800 Rppairs ffTOro ffllir to Roof Independent Contracting Inc. 911 W. Balto.
at Calvert 5255. CHESAPEAKE ROOFING Co. Hoofing, fthtiigllnf. tiding. Jntnlation.
ji 1 2WBeUtfTtt own rd. Liberty fttTfl. EMPIRE RE-ROOFINU CO. SIS W. Howarrl.
tst. 11121 BUILDINGS INSULATED Natl Bio. Unpplr On. Oil. Eat.
10. EXPERT PA PE II A NGINU Bocwni, 4 no. Madlaon 771 I Wll.f. not ranr.ntbl tor any d'tila onlaaa crntra'-ui(l br araalf. John L.
toung. b. vi. l. Flacttic ratrlgaranr rrrialr.
ariartal SI 5ft Y.t- Darl on all msaaa Prsni.l waalii-r. fleanar ri-paira, Millars Lai. 2iW PAP 1 1 A ING Cash-Credit Bonma. Si StK Waifs J. PAPERIIAWGlNG Pals'tnt sntt flanmns fleas.
Wolta TT'st fAI'KlillANHINO. 4 Or. W. NICOU. aitl MiHIH A W.
HiiMKHBPAIi, TUB ft II Hi I'I'M A I ft FT)RHoma Hpaira arrl Allaratiftnl, larga or sina1lLil M.iaon 7347-J. Wm'tcw TirMacrat ftiil lis fiT wm- im rl-aanig A- ali'mcanl malarial. Wo. If A Tarros H. a st.
Wolfa 1V4'I. WFAVIMl At Itarisirlrf mnrh Mat, tsiroa Nat I Waarin, mi W. ffassfts. PI llat MBWINO Ma'-lilnaa Bwrt aliuatlnf nlT log, $1 tHi. H'ilit' Howard at.
Calim CvfTTfiHi makbbn I'hrfTTiiNiCiyii. l'gl John st. Iisi or Mils. Mad. 4Sa4r7l.
TAt.U'APEH. ror.fi lou ttfridow aliadca. lljomaa A Alasaat (a 101'. Hlltu. St tlKAVINO Both tx.laa.
burra, ale. Rraa Tar. aiat-I J. Saratfiga Wcaaar. t'ts BaraUfa at.
ANT efcVVIV. HACUISE s'lluavd. miad. tllj SI isi MAI in. OR BAR'AIN Id flrocartaa.
Hardwitr ttc. Cffna Mfirorq i.rra-arr, swKirn. aioJ SEWlSll Mahlnas ollad. Inipand and si). )oatd, II.
Kotiri. Si. 11)1. BliV.rr. wfWixn rio fiats, lapairs.
list) Harford aa. VarTton 3H1C2. RQOriNd AfbbaTt Roofa. tl wk H. I rJS f.ER, 1441 ff.
(iar II. Wo. IMfl RWjlTiifTffTpfd: raaa. JI.12 Nortb a' DaMna; riont Barrlct o. Woltt KKI.
RUMP REPAIRS AMI IMPROVfSf Bsfft JliHS K. CtJI.VBR. INC. PI. 0S48.
OLD flllLO and S.ift"iwlwal'r''tK"islit; pM aaSL pn-as. carl Hlion. iini w. saraus al. lc rJiilX gtandard Hilluan a.
st. HiTiff: I MPRor eme.vtS-ftrA'YlVf!. Ttanat cn. Plau Bflat), ANT SFWINO oiled. jonf bm' II Stewart A to.
Siarn r. Hi'itx lOb fH r-mTFra- afTlawTSTi). a tj S7.WI: altn ens. Ktta.rir wo. Bar ipit ItaWpifSis KSrtTi r.
iv HAtrranT mt co Mid a im mm rTM ftr ilft Tor WnRRlS K1.RIN. fiAT ST. FT.OCR Rectlpti, 4.904 barrtti by cr. Uarket quiet. 18 -pound new cotton wck basis.) Winter Pctcot Winter Strngbt to nnttf Patent li.JMaS.lo Strtiglit 7 Hard Winter Patent ti.WUl.H' Hard Winter Straight jti.ta.S,t Rye flour, dark to white MKAT trnm evatorx.
mihn- els. in fleratoM bushels. I'lieniDs: prim were ja tva winter. it-ifrk-y. srxit.
domehtic. SI 44 deli' eo. SI 44H. WfUliTtB iiriws Wf re V. 2 Ted winter, gar litky.
spct, ik.metic It 44. cubing vrwv weie. Ni. 2 red winter. Kr- Inky.
(Unit, (I'uneaUf. tl 44: Dwfiiibvr delivery rl(iiirtir CI 44 (HH tmaiteia tetwei in bond ana n.rv ti vessel, fibinmpnli frnm rk'ators, ti.Mi.'i bltatielK. in Watora. 467.124 buahelA. No.
2 yellow corn, new. tl.wi. Weatern aelllnc at a premium frr tnii price. OATS Hereiota. 1.1.7LM.
hiiahela bv ear. Sliin- menu from epatori. 3(H) busbela. Stock iu tie- vatoia. 34 Mitif It.
2 wbita oati. C3a73c. ptr buabel, as to 'enrol ana WNtin )T all ai2M nf oatt to the local trade except to those on track, ther is an additional nartte of IVic. per bUMiei fur htoiaue aoa eie-vaiion, hien ii paid by the buyer. kVE It-oiDTs HSHt) hiiNhfla hv rftr Sliin- mentn from elevutois, buabela.
Stock in elevators. 84H.HHH btwhela HAY Beceipta 39 tons, iueludina 24 tnn for sliijmn nt. Ufneral irurket quiet. On goutl nmotny. clover and m'Xfa nay are nomi nally $17a2J nrr ton.
Poorer grades arc hard to sill and mat let irregular on all grades below n. STH A Markft tcadv Whfat Htraw. No. 1. ptr tisi, Jf TrfialO.
oat fctraw, JlLftOalO. Mil FKK1) Hepfiots. tuns by car. Market steady fir noot bran and middling. Surma man.
per ton. uni-pouna aacKs. atanuara miacmng. New York Metals New Tork. Uer.
'2d JP Copper tlrin; electro- Ivttr, apot and future. 111. 024, exi.nrt. IU. i.w, i in steamer ana nearuj, fnti.r..
i.vS7U Nteadv: aixtt. New York, Sia4i4k; Sc. Ixjiiw. Zinc firm; Wwi St. ftiKii, ioAo; imtire.
nun ftrmcr N'n Kanteill Pelinwl VB II I Mi; Buffalo, Alahama, $17. Altsiii-mim aniinmnv, iiuick.tilvt'i. pJatiiauu and uol-f'smitp TiTT-hanaPd Beatfis (Voficea receitied too latt for clari fication will be found on Pag i AKERS. On Deceaiber 27. 1030.
HONOR I. (nee Hiplo.vl. oeiovea wue 01 ino lain John M. Akera. Funeral froia thp home nf her iliter, Mrs.
Horry M. Akers. West Friendship. Wednesday, December 30, at 2 P. M.
Interment lu Mount View Cemetery. 30e BI.ASB. On Decemher 26. 193(1. OTTO, oeloveu huslmnu Adeuua oiase.
Funeral from hi home. 3110 Harford avenue, on Tuedav at 2 P- M. Interment In Western Cemetery. 59e BI.OKCHF.Tl On December 2, 1938. KKKDKRICK tieloveu nuaoanu oi Sarah S.
Bloeeher nee KrkerU). Funeral from hla Dome. 411 Arbulia avenue. Halethortie. on Thursday at P.
M. Interment Loudon I'ark C'me-tery. -He BO WEN. Suddenly, on December 26. EI.IZAHc.TH lieioveu oansn-ter of I lie late William aud Margaret liuwen (nee Taae).
Funeral from her late residence. 3748 Hickory avenue, on Tuesday at 1 .30 P. M. Interment In Pleasant Hill, rlaltitnore county. Mri.
21e CARRINGTON Alpha Chapter, No. 1. o. announces witn ueep rearer the death of our brother. EDWARD F.
CAKRlMiTON. ELLNORA JABROW. 2.ie Worthy Matron. CARNAOttlO. On December 28, 1036.
IHAKLts, Deioveu Dusnanu oi aouiv CarnaKRio. Funeral from the late residence. fiM West Franklin street, on Wednesday at 830 A. M. Requiem Mass at St.
John the Baptist Church at o'clock. Interment Cathedral Cemetery. 30 CHANDLER. On December 25. 1S8.
VIOI'A M. (nee vveiuei. oeiovea wue of Albert Chandler. Funeral services at the home of her mother, 1530 North Patterson Park avenue, on Tuesday at 2.30 P. M.
ln-terment In Baltimore Cemetery. 20e CHAPMAN. On December 27. 1936. at Towson, Baltimore county, CHARLES R.
beloved husband of Frances Chatterlon Chapman. Funeral at his late residence. 20!) West CUesapeake aveuue. Towaon, on Wednesday, December 30 at 10 A. M.
Funeral services in St. John's Church. Kingsvllle. at 11 o'clock. Inter-ment In adjoin ing cemetery.
30 CHESNKY. On December 27. 1S3H. CHARLES husband of Annie K. Chesney (nee Mitchell), at his residence, Churchville, Md.
Funeral services at Churchville Presbyterian Church on Wednesday at 11 o'clock, interment Calvary Meili-odist Episcopal Cemetery. 311 CORNS On llecember 27. 103(1. CAR RIE H. (nee Tnrkel.
of 1145 Monroe Circle. Curtis Bay, beloved wife of Stanley Corns. Funeral services at the home nf her sister. Mrs. Mary Andrews.
1826 North Collinpton avenue, on Wednesdav at 8 P. M. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. 2l)e COt'RSKY. On December 28.
1031. WALTER, beloved son of John w. nnd the late Ida May Coursey (nee Oriffithl Funeral from his late residence, TOo Carroll street, on Thursday at 11 A. M. Interment In Mount Olivet Cemetery.
81 CRAMER. On December 28, 1036. MARY TOLSON. Funeral services will be from the the home of her niece. Mrs.
Beatrice C. Valient. .142 East Twenty-eidhth street. Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery. 20e CUI.MNOTOX.
On Deeen.l.cr 27. 1036, Al A K(i A rt Hi K. 1 ON. Funeral from the Mitchell Home. 11)00 Eutaw Place, on Tuesday afternoon at 2.30.
24)e DE BOW On December 27. 11(3)). JOHN beloved husband of Maritaret ve Bow (nee Fuller). Harford county papers please copy. I Services at the A.
Howard Evans Funeral Home. Charles and Clement streets, on Wednesday at 2 P. M. Interment In National Cemetery. fPlease omit flowers.
I 30e DEMPSEY Suddenly, on December 27 11J.W JAMK8 beloved husband or Elisabeth Dempsey. Funeral from his late residence. East Chase street, on Wednesday mornlnsr at 8.30 o'clock. Requiem High Mass at St. John's Church at 9 o'clock.
Interment ill Cathedral Cemetery. 30 EISENNACHER. On December 51). ALBERT, beloved husband of Johanna Bi.ennacher 'nee Ontrshalkt. Funeral services will lie held at hi" home, 422 South Pulaski street, of which due nortec will be given 30 FEItCfSSON.
On December 27. 1036. JOSEPH beloved h'ishsnd of Lillian Fergusson (nee Deppenbrock). Funeral from bis home, 1117 Poplar drove street, on Wednesday. December 30.
1U36. at 2 P. M. Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery. 30e FOSTER.
On December 27. 1936. BAR BARA beloved wife of John Foster. Funeral from the residence of her alster. Mra.
Clarence Peters. 1747 Milton avenue, on Wednesday at 1 I. M. Interment In Woodlawn Cemetery. 30 GALLAGHER.
On December 27. 10.16 ANNA widow of Joseph J. Gallagher. Funeral services at Little's Funeral Home. 2700 Edmoudson avenue, on Tuesday at 11 A.
M. Interment In London Park Cemetery. 20e GA RDN'ER. On December 27. 1036.
WALTER, beloved son of Charles and Busle A. Gardner. Funeral from the home of bis sister Mrs. Dorthy Zakrtewskl. 12.3 Esi Fort avenue, on Thursday at 30 P.
M. Interment In Cedar Hill Cemetery. 31e GAR RETT. tin December 28, 193. RICHARD (.
beloved husband or Madelln Garrett (nee Mlnderleln). Funeral from hia late residence, 2W2 Cl'f'on I'ark Terrace, on Thursday. Decemher 31. at B.1S A. Iti'quhvn Hizh Mass at the Shrine nf the Little Flower Church at 10 A.
M. Interment In New Caihedral Cen.e-tery. 31 December 28. HELEN 1. wife of the late James .1 Gladstone and mother of Mahel H.
Sanner anil Lillian M. Colheth. Funeral services a' the home of her daughter, Preshnrv street, on Thursday at 90 M. 'Iatermenr In Loudon Park Cemetery. 81e UNDER SELLING Lack Of Substantial Ex port Trade Causes Winnipeg Dip CORN, OTHER GRAINS ALSO OFF SLIGHTLY By John P.
Bouchan Associated Press Market Editor Chicago, Dec. 2J-Wheat Drices were lower in late transactions here today, influenced by reactions at Winnipeg. Considerable selling in Chicago was attributed to Winnipeg interests. Messages from Canada said lack of any substantial new export buying of wheat there was a bearish factor. At the close wheat was to 1 cent under yesterday's finish.
Mav 1.34V4 1.34, July l.n-1.17?i. Corn off to Vs up, May (new) 1.06Vi-1.063i, July (new) 1.02-1-i-1.102Ts. Oats down and provisions at 2 cents to 12 cents. decline. Volume Of Grain Trade Up Slightly Chicago, Dec.
29 (Pi The volume of grain trading on the Board of Trade increased slightly during 1936, Government figures indicated today, but the aggregate turnover was near the all-time low record. Market observers attributed the low volume of business to decreased activity of speculators and to the small United States grain production as a result of the drought. Figures compiled by the Grain Futures Administration showed total purchases of grain futures on the Board of Trade for the year through December 24 were 10,194.410.000 bush els, compared with 10,061.803.000 the corresponding 1935 period. The lowest year's volume since the Administration began keeping records in 1921 was 10.006,296,000. established in 1932.
The highest was 26.895,040,000 in 1925. Wheat futures purchases through December 24 totaled 7.166,498,000 bushels against 6,970.127,000 last year and the 1931 low of 6,925.000.000. Corn purchases totaled 1.949,721,000, against 2,203,838,000 last year and the 1932 low of 1,497,000,000. The oats and barley volume Increased over 1935, but trade in rye was lighter. Traders commented that in a year of grain shortage a smaller volume of the commodity has a tendency to de crease the amount of "hedging" on the exchange.
Chicago Futures OiIcbco. Ic. tt C'loains sraln pricis wra: Wliest ripen. Hh. T.ow.
Clow. May 1 S5V.8 1 MS 'a 1.S4" 1 HVa Julj 1 l.ttn, 17. 1.17-S Suit 1 l.lil'a 1.13 1.15 May, n. Maj.n... n.
July. Sent flats May July 1 1Vl MiVl l.ffl'i Mil V. 1 OU SI', 1.ftT 1.IW J.flSH 1 III UHi' 1 1 H4 1 irja; 1 .011 Mi 1 ntni.K 1 14' l.oo'i va Ti 'a 1 31 4 Sfijr Brans May 1 1 54 1 14 1 071, 1 03 July Sen! 1.34 1.1(1 'I 1 IKI 1 ins I.UfHa l.mia 1 13 1 US 1.113 l.ija'j Barley-May 14.03 Jan 14 'Ci 143U 14 404 Belliaa Pro 10.51) M'i 1.1 1:1 Wi 14 13 14 ..12 14.47 m.s.i 10.47 IK 14 113 14 14 43 1.1 14.13 1 1' 14 43 lli.WI 111.47 Grain Price Range In Leading Markets riiirayo, rtac. 21 (A-i -Tlie ffraiu rajide at prinniau markets today wan: I'm. Hmii Low.
rioea. cle. rirmhar IVIteat M'aiaills 1.3114 1.3H 1 Sua; 1 3fl pon' 1 I Win'iurl l.at 1.271. 1 27 4 Mav Wheat riiimn. l.uais M'apolU 1.44M City.
1..10 Wln'liies 1 SI 4 j.m'k 1.32H July Wheal-Cliieaeo. 111) M'ainlia I I'll' 1 13'-. Win IlipB 1 'a 1 345, 1.S4VH 1 1 4'1'i 1.42 1 t. l.SKj 1 33 4H 211 i 28 'a 34 31 '4 1t-H I4S 2:1 3I 1.334 1 Kl'i 1.31H 1 32S 1 17S 1 17V 1.3.3', 1.33', 1.135, 1 13, 1 23 I 23 laittl 1 'i 1 IXXj Menlember Whast Clili-Mgit. 1 1.43 City.
1I2 May Corn -jclueam 1 "7 ti hiiaiio 1 'a! I'iiy 1 104-' July CVirii aCliiralo MBS 71'lneng'J 1 01 'a I'm. li'7 May Oat -rhiw .31 alalia llUa IVin'liwg 1.1.3 1 1.3 1.114 1i4 1 rei'i I 014 1 IM4 1.01114 1 02 1 1.0114 1 iac, 1 iW4 1 117 I fB 1 004 I 01 304 .304 .4114 ..31 4 ..3 1 'I fFsrhanne, tl M. tMay. xNw. r-OM.
Chicago Cash Grain Tr- "th wheat, no aale m'tH. (1 Ws. nialn'v wlntr; No, a y11i.w, 1.ll7Si1.M"4 Nn 4 JUov JH (U 1 (US No. 8 whit. 1 1 1 Mt 4 white iiT'h- Oat --Nn.
1 wMte. :4 2 wliilc. tliy. Xrt ryp. SfiV Risno No, 2 yellow, fix I 4 firttatnal.
Timotliy 10 rwt. Crude Oil Output Drops 11,727 Barrels Tulsa, Dec. 29 (AV-The Oil and Cat Journal reported pday a drop of 11.727 barrels daily In the nation's production of crude oil for the week ending December 26. bringing the total daily output to 3,125,613 barrels. Oklahoma' production dropped 1,775 barrels daily to 595,600, East Texas increased 113 barrels to 450.911 and ail Texas increased 463 barrels daily to 1,216.849.
Louisiana decreased 1,010 barrels to 240,335, California decreased 14.100 barrels to 580.000 and Kansas rose 2,550 barrels to 176.150. Production in Eastern fields, Including Michigan. Increased 1,809 barrels daily to 142.593. In the Rocky Mountain area there was an increase of 1,300 barrels to66.690. Wheat Outranki Corn Tests at the Missouri Crl'cje of Agriculture showed a bushel of ground wheat is approximately twenty per cent, more valuable as a hog feed than a bushel of corn.
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