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if THE SUN, BALTIMORE, 'MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 13, 1920. 11 WANTS. HOUSEHOLD HELP. LOST AND FOUND. PERSONALS.

PERSONALS. The Sun Calendar DEAN. On' December It. 3920, at 11 P. HANNAH beloved wife of the late James Dean.

Harford county papers please copy. Funeral from the residence of her nephew, Howard W. Baynard, 3611 Old lork road, Tuesday afternoon at 1.30 o'clock. Interment (private) at Har-ford county. 14p DeVERE.

On December 10, 1920, MARY daughter of late William and Sarah DeVere. Funeral services at her late residence, Windsor Farm. DeVere Place, near Catonsville, on Monday morning at 11 o'clock. Interment private. 13e SHAW.

On December 9. 1920, SARAH beloved wife of the late Hugh Shaw. Funeral from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Frank Jones, 327 South Payson street, Monday at 3.30 P. M.

In-ernient in Mount Olivet Cemetery. 13 SLACK. On December 11, 1920. at her home near Eldersburg, NINNA-SAH S. (nee Beasman), beloved wife George W.

Slack. Funeral from Freedom Methodist Episcopal Church South, on Monday, December 13. at 2 o'clock. Interment in Cemetery adjoining church. 13e SM i TIL On December 11.

1920, DR. G. MARSHALL, aged 58 years, beloved husband of Zennette Webster Smith. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at his late residence, 1009 Madison avenue, on Monday morning at 11 o'clock. Interment private.

13 SWE1TZER. On December 12, 1920, at his residence, 617 North Carey street, JOSEPH, beloved husband of the late Mary G. Sweitzer. R. I.

P. Funeral from the above residence on Wednesday. December 15, at 8.30 A. M. Requiem High Mass at St.

Pius' Church nt 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Interment in New Cathedral Cemetery. 15 TAYLOR. Suddenly, on December 9, 1920.

THOMAS beloved husband of Amanda E. Taylor, of Belair and Joppa roads. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at 1003 West Baltimore street, Monday at 11.30 A. M. Interment in Western Cemetery.

13e THOMPSON. On December lj, DUNN, asred 67 years, beloved husband of Ella V. Thompson and son of the late Arthur D. and Alice T. Thompson.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at his late residence, 1244 East North avenue, on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Inter-ment private. 13 VAN SCHOONHOVEN. On December 10, Ella aged 61 years, beloved wife of William J. Van Schoonhoven.

Albany (N. papers please copy. Funeral from her late residence, Shell road, Colgate, Monday at 2 P. M. Interment in Oakland Cemetery.

13e WALLACE. On December 9, 1920. after a lingering illness, at his residence, 1031 Edmondson avenue. WILLIAM beloved husband of Agnes Wallace. Funeral from the above residence on Monday, December 13, at 8.30 A.

thenCe to St. Pius' Church, where a Requiem Mass will be offered for the repose of his soul at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited to attend, lnter-ment private. 13 WARREN. -On the evening of December 12, 1920.

E. EMORY', aged 21 years, beloved son of Charles B. and Olive Warren. Funeral services at the residence of his cousin, Mrs. W.

Allen Fuller, 3517 Springdale avenue, of which due notice will be given. 1 3e VVTCKES. On December 9. 1920. HARRY beloved husband of Lillian Brady Wickes.

Funeral from his late residence, 1105 Maryland avenue, on Monday morning at 8.30 o'clock: Requiem Mass at St. Ignatius Church at 9 o'clock. Inter-nient private. 13 Today'i Almanac For llaltlmor. sun ri.stw 7.17 A.M.

Moon .9. 21 A.M. 4.44 I Muon sets. ...7.56 I' M. 1 1 tide.

A.M.. 8 35 P.M. HIASFS (If THE MOON FOR DECEMBER. moon loth I Full moon 25th I irst quarter 18th I JLastauartec 31st The Weather. Forecast for Maryland and District of Columbia Threat ennui tccather today, probably rain by afternoon or night; tomorrow rain, moderate temperature.

General Condition. A disturbance of wide extent was lit riil over the Middle Missouri Valley m'sht. and another storm was ap-(: the northern Pacific Coast, hilo jiresMjre was high over the Atlantic States, the Plateau Region and tin- Middle and Southern Pacific States. Tii is pressure distribution lias resulted ii cloudy, unsettled weather over much if the country, and raiu has fallen witb-n the last 1'4 hours in the Southern States, the Upper Iake Region and the Pacific States and snow and rain in the Plateau and Rocky Mountain regions and over the Northeastern slope. The temperature was higher yesterday in the Middle Atlantic and South At- tan tic States an dthe Central Valleys, while colder weather overspread the Uocky Mountain and Plateau regions.

Temperatures were considerably above orrnal last night over practically all sections east of the Rocky Mountain IJegion except New England. The Wtst.rn tstorm will move slowly cast northeastward duriug the next two days, attended by general rains in the States east of the Mississippi river. There will be no material change in temperature over the Eastern half of i he country today, and moderate temperature will continue iu Atlantic States tomorrow, while colder weather will overspread the Upper Lake Region, the Middle and Lower Ohio Valleys, lVnucssec and the East tJulf States. Storm warnings an; displayed in Lake Superior, North Lake Huron and Northern and Central Lake Michigan and along the North Pacific Coast. Winds off Atlantic Coast: North of Sandy Hook, moderate to fresh north-fast, to east winds; Sandy Hook to Hat-icras, moderate to fresh east, to south winds; Jlatteras to Key West, moder-ntc to fresh east and southeast winds; East Gulf, fresh southeast and south winds.

Baltimore "Weather Report. United States Weather Bureau, Observer's Office, Custom House. December 12. -3 I is 3 73 3 3 5 -o S- s- a. 3' s3 go- 5 3 Continued from Preceding Column.

ROWBOAT Lost, 14-foot buff colored Rowboat, with four oars. Finder kindly notify WILLIAM MATTES, RossTille. Balto. Md. SOARF PIN.

Small Diamond, lost Friday in busi-ness section. Reward. 200 Yickers Bldg. WATCH Lost, Lady's Small Size Wrist Watch, engraved '-Mildred." liberal reward if returned 1910 W. NORTH AVE CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS.

XMAS SUGGESTION. An Excellent Opportunity to Buy High-Grade Gas and Electric Fixtures. Auction Sale Daily, Commencing Monday, 10 A. N. TV.

Cor. Gay and Front Sts. SAMUEL LASCH Auctioneers. GIVE AN OLIVER FOR XMAS WAS $100 NOW $64. Nearly every student, teacher lodge official and business person ha use for a typewriter.

Why not eivc such a useful and serviceable present as an Oliver? I 'rice $64: terms $4 per mon'h, or deduct 10 per cent, for cash settlement. We also have a number of -rood used machines of various makes at very reasonable prices. All nia-hinea fully guaranteed. To insure Xmas delive'-y, get your order in no- THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER AGENCY, 43 Bible House, 10 K. Fayette st.

Telephone Calvert. 3340 As a Christinas Gift A handsomely framed Photograph of yourself icill he a. last'uifj tribute, increasing in value as time passes. 7x11 SHFET PRINTS, First Picture $2-50 DUPLICATES S150 5x7 CORNER POLDERS. First 00 DUPLICATES $1.25 7x11 FOLDERS.

First Print $1.50 DUPLICATES 75 ATELIER STUDIO. 103 WEST LEXINGTON ST. GUESTS NEED GOOD BEDS. Mattresses Box Springs FUMIGATED, RENOVATED. LIKE NEW: $4.

ALL NEW COTTON MATTRESSES. $6. NEW BED AND SPRING. $12. SANITARY MATTRESS 847 LTNDEN AVE.

MT. VERNON 935. GIVE A BOX OK PERSONAL STATIONERY. 24 Envelopes 554 SO A Sheets of Paper (with Monogram COMPLETE, and Address) $2-00 0 Visitinc Cards i Any Color or Style. Samr-les Sent.

Mail (frifr. we 1 eiivr. REMBRANDT. 406 Soirh Fulton avenue. "Wear-Ever" ALUMINUM WARE.

SPECIAL DISCOUNT 10. SEP OUn WINDOWS; COMPLETE STOCK. Clias. Zimmerman Sons, PENNA. AVE.

Sc CUMBERLAND ST. Below North are. AT IIARTOGENSIS BAZAR, 615 K. Baltimore an endless variety of Xmas jrifts. including Musical and Drawing instruments, Oimninc and Athletic Goods.

Trunks. Suit. Caes. Bags, Rrfpf Cases. Manicure Sets.

Cutlery. Thermos Bottles, Electric Irons. Fountain Pens. ic-trolas. Opera and Marine Glasses Games, Dolls, Toys.

etc. (Closed Saturday; open 6 P. M. $10.00 DOWN Puts a Player Piano in Your Home. Take a Lonsr Time to I'ay Balance.

Trices $300 and up. Guaranteed 1 0 years. NO INTEREST NO EXTRAS. arkway IMano Co. (Open Nightsl.

314 PARK AV. STATUARY of all kinds. We manufacture and sell wholesale and retail. MARYLAND STATUARY 220-222 N. GAY ST.

OLD JEWELRY WANTED. TF TOli HAVE ANY OLD JEWELRY. OLD GOIJ OR SILVER BRING IT TO OUR STORE AND WE WILL GIVE YOU NEW JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE SUITABLE AS EXCELLENT XMAS GIFTS. Leon Levi. 300 W.

Lexington st- A MUSICAL INSTRUMENT SENSIBLE cIFrISTMAS GIFT A BURDWISE. 11-13 N. HOWARD ST. SONORA PHONOGRAPHS, Rolls, Records and all String and Band Instruments. All Makes Talking Machines Repaired.

TITK FED KR OFF MUSIC STORE. 1346 W. NORTH AVE. Open Evenings DOLL WIGS Made from combines $1.50 up Old Wigs dressed to look like new up A COMPLETE Jilh, Uf LKJLL Wlr. MRS.

SANDERSON. 205 N. LIBERTY ST. ALBERT T. LEMKUHL, JEWELF-R.

11 AND 1 S. GAY ST. 30 Seconds From Baltimore st. CANDY. AT ALL DRUGGISTS'.

TRUMPETER BRAND Horehound. Boneset. Cough lrops, Mentholizexi and very effective. ROBT. SUTER, 624 Esuor st.

Wolfe 1 XMAS GIFTS AND CARDS A WONDERFUL ASSORTMENT OF UNIQUE PRESENTS FROM 5c. TO $25 EACH. LYCETT ART ROOMS. 317 X. CHARLES STREET.

TAMS AND WOOL HATS. IKVLLS DRESSED. SWEATERS MADE TO ORDER. MRS. JOHNSON.

1521 VV. BALTIMORE ST. THE birthright of every American boy or girl a Bicycle. Daytons, America's finest wheel; guaranteed five years. Nationals and Excelsiors.

G. C. SANDRUCK, 416 W. Franklin st. Terms arranged.

Mt. Vernon 4387. New BICYCLES Used. Credit, extended. LOGUE.

931 X. Broadwav. JAPANESE GOODS EXCEPTIONAL XMAS GIFTS. THE NIPPON. SOI N.

HOWARD ST. Pocket Billiard Billiard Tables AND SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS AT LOWEST PRICES. HIMMEL. 113 NORTH GAY STREET. TOYS for low cost, manufacturers' slaughter sale Christmas toys commencing Tuesday everybody get them while vou can from POSTALS NOVELTY 313 S.

Sharp Upstairs. $2 BRINGS TOU AN ACCOUNT BOOK, with instructions how to easily keep your Farm Records, Taxes, Insurance, Cost of Each Crop. P. HOWAT, Equitable Building. BUY your Christmas Candy fresh from MRS.

C. K. EVANS. 1632 Ijinden avenue, wholesale and retail. Madison 3252.

Sunday-school orders solicited. ELECTRIC TABLE LAMP. Most Useful Gift, $6.50 up. Wolfe 1038. WALTER HENTZSCHEL.

Gay and Caroline Bts. A WORTH-WHILE GIFT. Boston Bags, genuine cowhide leather, $4.95. HAHN HAHN. 214 W.

Saratoga st. BICYCLES AND TOYS SHOFER'S CYCLE STORES. 931 N. Gay st. 908 Charles st.

MART1N CO EDISON CYLINDER RECORDS. 629 W. BALTIMORE ST. BEAUTIFUL PEKINGESE DOGS; ideal Christmas gifts; see our advertisement in Dogs' Column. TRIGGS.

Phone Hamilton 87-W. IDEAL GIFTS. Ohimo and Mahogany Clocks. THE TIMEPIECE SHOP, L. E.

KAISER, 15 N. Liberty st. FURNITURE REPAIRED. Homewood 5564J. R.

M. ALMOND 3128 Greenmount ave. BEADED BAGS REPAnt ED Moccasins, norel-ties. toys. 221 W.

FRANKLIN ST. THE LATEST IN TALKING MACHINES. C. F. SCHLOSSER.

1225 V. Baltimore st. FOR BOX CANDIES see The HONEY BEE CONFEC. 221 W. Balto.

st. XMAS Uoholstering a specialty. Wolfe 7424-W. Calvert Upholster Co. 501 N.

Gay st. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS; ALL KINDS. SCHETLICH 335 N. GAY ST. JAPANESE GOODS EXCEPTIONAL XMAS GIFTS.

THE NIPPON. 891 N. HOWARD ST. DOLL WIGS FROM 50e. UP.

A. H. WOHLLEBEN. 1920 E. Fayette street.

SPECIAL XMAS ENTERTAINMENTS. McCASLIN'S. 13 F. BALTIMORE STREET. USEFUL GIFTS FOR BABY' AT THE BABIES' S'PORE.

415 S. BROADWAY. PERSONALS. Exclusive Evening Gowns FOR HIRE. Mrs.

M. Offutt Clark, '532 Pennsylvania ave. Madison 16S5-J. UPHOLSTERING. NORTHWESTERN UPHOLSTERING AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 1310-1312 Penna ave.

Madison 3193-J. FURS REMODELED into latest style by G. FETKIN SON. Expert Furriers. High-grade work, moderate charges.

sure of our location. 721 W. BALTIMORE ST. SHIRT HOSPITAL. Wo will rebuild your worn-out Silk or linen Shirt equal to new at a small charge.

830 East Baltimore street. Phone Calvert 2482. ROOF PAINTING. Old and new roofs: guaranteed 10 years Time payments if desired. MONUMENTAL ROOFING 3fi02 Be'air rd.

Hamilton 519J. PAPERIIANGING, Work tmaranteed. No GEO. M. HARDY.

1404 W. Lombard st. Gilmor 3170-J. EAGLE MECHANICAL DENTAL SCHOOL, 323 X. EUTAW ST.

MT. VERNON 5577. PAPERHANGER and Decorator; good work: reaa. prices, Rene Mermen, 3102 Kate ave. Lib.

1370 J. CONTRACTOR and Builder. Jobbirur a specialty. Ford Sons, 441 N. Milton av Wolfe 5S36-W.

Continued from Preceding Column. FURNITURE WANTED. Must be clean and up to date. Your OTvn price, within reason. Cash paid at once and goods removed at your direction.

McGRAW'S, 841-843 N. Howard Street. (Open Evenings). Mt. Vernon 1614.

GETTING READY FOR THE HOLIDAYS? MAKING ROOM FOR THAT NEW SUITE OF FURNITURE OR ODD PIECES! We can make use of jour old furniture and will PAY YOU A GOOD TRICE. CALL NEWELL 'S AUCTION ROOMS 519 N. Howard bt. Mt Vernon 310-311. HIGH PRICES POSITIVELY PAID FOU YOUR FURNITURE AND CARPETS.

MODERN OH OLD-TIME. HIGHEST TO LOWEST GRADES. SINGLE PIECES OR ENTIRE HOUSEHOLDS, SPOT CASH. CALL ST. PAUL 7940- J.

C. ZALIS 4r X. GAY ST. ATT-TTOXEERS. WE NEED FURNITTTRE.

WILL PAY HIGH PRICE FOR MODERN OR OLD TIME. HIGH OR LOW GRADE WILL PAY CASH AND GOODS REMOVED AT YOUR WILL MUST HA AT ONCE SINGLE PIECES OR ENTIRE HOUSEHOLDS. WILL CALL ANYWHERE AND ANY TIME. PROMPT ATTENTION. CALL ST.

PAUL 8439. SUNDAY AND EVENINGS. PHONE GILMOR 3428-J. WRITE H. ARNOLD.

891 WEST LOMBARD STREET. HIGH PRICES PAID FOR YOCR USED FURNITURE. WE BUY All kinds. Single pieces or entire Households. We -all anywhere and remove goods immediately and pay cash.

Service is our motto. 525 N. Howard street. Mt. Vernon r374.

SHAPIRO AUCTION ROOMS. AVE BUY USED UPRIGHT PIANOS, AND PLAYER-PIANOS. High Prices Spot Cash. NIMMO PIANO EXCHANGE, 609 N. EUTAW ST.

THONE MT. VERNON 1391. YOU WILL GAIN MORE MONEY! FURNITURE AND CARPETS. Don't sell them until you see me. We will pay a big price.

We buy all kinds of Furniture, Modem and Old Mahogany. Will call anvwhere. PHONE GILMOR 4206. II. HEYMAN.

037 WEST BALTIMORE ST. Spot Cash We Buy VICTROLAS. PIANOS. PLAYERS. PHONE ST.

PAUL WE'LL CALL. KUNKEL PIANO 120 N. Liberty St. OUR DEMAND FOR OFFICE FURNITURE, Carpets and Household effect. is greater than oar supply.

Therelora we are in a pot-uiou to pay me high cash price. J. H. ALTON, Mt Vernon 310-311. 519 X.

Howard st. GOOD PRICES PAID FOR SHOES. CLOTHES. etc L. OAMERMAN lit? N.

Pine st- ANTED Velocinede for boy years; good condition. Phone liberty 202 S-W. DOLLHOUSE. about 3x3 ft-: cash. Phone Madison 442 or address 8220.

Sun office. HIGH Prices paid for Furniture. Carpets, etc. Send postal. WEINFR.

Fnsor st. I BUY and Sl 2d-hand Furniture: high prices paid. 13rT N. Strieker St. Madion 3687-W.

HTGH PRICES aid for furniture of all kinds. WFSLFY. 13'fi Penna. ave Mad. 4S74-W.

GKXTT.rMr: Gool nnces paid for o'd clothes. S. SCHMUCKLER. 23 North High 5rtreet- SCHERR for and Gents' Old Clothin. 1101 C-llion Miwn 8143- ADVANCED prices paid for Diamonds and Jew-elry.

824 E. Baltimore st. WILL PAY high prices for O'd Clothing. Shoes, etc. KOHN.

2324 McOuPoh st. Mad. 6347 ASH paid for Victor and Co'umbia Machines and aporr). WEAYFR. 1434 Ba'to.

GiL 3091-4. OLD CLOTHES wanted; service. 820 Madison ave High prices paid; best Mt. Yemon 904. HIGH Prices Paid for Your Old Furniture.

506 Pennsylvania ave. Mt. Vernon 5824-J. WILL PAY high prices for Old C'othing. Shoes, etc.

KOREN. 648 N. Carey st. GiL 3938-W. FURNITURE WANTED FURNITURE.

1330 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. MAD. 33S6-W HIGH prices paid for old shoes, clothing and fur-niture. A. OAMERMAN, 113 N.

Pine st. BIG Prices Paid for your Vietrola. Grafonola. or RwH 2- 1 8 capow aTp Madison 619. HOUSEHOLD HELP.

COOK Apply Johnson's Hotel, Reisterstown rd. and Slade Pikesville, or phone Pikes le 217. Cook, ooixuied aply 117 west itiank-lin street. CCKK wanted; small family; good wages. 2346 Entaw Place.

COOK. White, experienced: good pay. Apply 2203 Linden between 9 and 11 A. M. COOK TO ASSIST WITH HOUSEWORK.

AP-PLY 2616 N. CHARLES ST. GIRL (White) for General Housework in apartment; 3 in family: no laundry; best wages. MRS. COHAN.

Cordova Apartments, 2-A. Brookfield ave. and Iake Irive. GIRL, RELIABLE, WHITE, for table work and waiting in apartment; excellent salary. Phone Walhmok 170.

GIRL reliable, for General Housework; small family. Phone Madison 2.V27 Brookfield avenue. IRL, colored for light housework small apartment, (rood salary; must have reference. 3IRS. N.

COHEN. 2407 Lakeview ave. GIRL TO HELP WITH KITCHEN WORK. 3QQ EAST 21 ST ST. GIRL, neat, for Plaiu Cooking and Housework; 2 in familv; airtmenL Reference required.

Apply MRS. LIKES 1314 Eutaw Place. GIRL, White, for housework; small family; good home; $9 week. Walbrook 1563. GIRL wanted to stay nights, help with.

light housework. Phone Hamilton 257-J. GIRL, to do general housework; no washing or ironing. Apply 2445 Woodbrook ave. GIRL, white, lor General Housework; no washing.

Phone Tuedo 613-W. HOUSEGIRL WANTED. 1623 EUTAW PLACE. HOUSEKEEPER by middle-aged physician; state age and experience. 8874.

Sun. HOUSEKEEPER Good home to right party. Apply 6 Newton Arlington, Md. HOUSEMAID, WHITE. Salary $12 week.

Small familv. PHONE MADISON 3455 before 2 or after 6. NURSE (white), for infant; suburbs: best references required. Apply MRS. HARRY BAETJEli.

1112 North Calvert street. NURSE Young Girl for a Child 4 years. MRS. PARRAN Earl Court. St Paul and Preston sta.

NURSE, white experienced, to care for 20- month-old Child; ref. Madison 7205. NURSE GIRL APPLY 328 W. CAMDEN ST. TRAINED NURSE to accumiaiiv semi-invahd lady heart trouble to Los Angeles.

Cal. Will pay salary and all eTjanses of trip references required. Address P. P. Box 132.

Annapoiij. Md. WOMAN Refined middle-aged white woman, fof general housework; family of three: good hyx and good wages: reference. 1510 riarlem are WOMAN to Cook and Assist With Housework: good wages. 2225 Eutaw Plane, WOMAN Elderly White Woman as Housekeeper.

Aoply 910 W. Loo bard greet. WOMAN icxpericno-d'. cook and care for first floor. 1928 EUTAW PLACE.

1 1 i i I WANT YOUR LEAKY ROOF REPAIRED? Call Gilmor 901. For Quick Service. CLARK ASPHALT ROOFING PAINT 104S West Baltimore street. PAPERIIANGING At resonable prices. Work guaranteed.

No delay. P. F. Hardy 621 E.35th st. Homewood 4097-W.

TAILORED SHIRTS AND WAISTS. ANTON ROT HE. 213 PARK AVE DRESS PLAITINGS. HEMSTITCHING BUTTONS COVERED. SIMON'S.

123 W. SARATOGA ST. CINDERS. ANY QUANTITY DELIVERED: TRUCK OR CARLOAD. ST.

PAUL 914. ELECTROLYSIS EXPERT. MISS WARD, 730 N. Fulton formerly 317 N. Howard Facial Hair.

Moles, permanently removed; 13 years in Baltimore. Phone Madison 6618-J. MAGNET BUG SPRAY Kills All Vermin. UNION SANITARY SUPPLY 815 N. Mount st.

Mad. 2327. PA INTING, UPHOLSTERING, CHAIR CANING. WHITEWASHING. A.

NICHOLS. W. SARATOGA ST. CARPENTER and Repair Woifc by expe-ienoed mechanics: small jolw given in-rsnml attention. Write, phone or call c.

A. SIEUNG. Cole Raspeburg. Phone Hamilton 9 W. I EXPERT APE II AXG1NG.

Latest new designs. Reasonable rates. M. GETZ, 115 S. Collington ave.

Madiwin 1943 J. ROOMS PAPERED, $6 UP. R. Simmons. 4Q3 X.

Pulaski st. Gilmor 2756 J. IlXllDWOOb Floor- laid, old floors retiuished. J. EAKECKSON.

814 N. Strieker st, Madison 4952 -W. $1SKIRTS PLEATED $1 with belt and hooks complete 60c etra. SHAPIRO. 128 NORTH EUTAW STREET.

SWEDISH MASSAGE Graduates in attendance. Students taught, etc. 2 N. LIBERTY ST. ST.

PAUL 4H20. $1SKIRTS PLEATED $1. into anv style. UNITED BUTTON EM STITCHING AND PLEATING 207 W. Furklin st.

UPHOLSTERING. The Calvert. Upholstering 501 N. Gay st. For upholstering.

rtPni-bing. Wolfe 7424-W- FIDELITY ROOFING W. E. WEEKS. Phone Gilmor 2103 1.124 W.

Balto. st. CONTRACTORS and Builders: all kinds of job properly attended to. Write J. T.

KAU, 5017 Calalpha Hamilton. YALE KEYS MADE IN 5 MINUTES. KLEIN. 206 N. GAY ST.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER. GENERAL REPAIR WORK. J. FEATHERSTONE. 102 N.

Kenwood are. CARPENTER. Jobbing and Repair Work Promptly Attended To. B. A.

COLBOURN. 229 N. Gilmor st. WHY THROW AWAY YOUR OLD FELT HAT We can clean anil remodel eiual to new. WARD Sr SHEELER.

511 W. Balto. St. Calvert 5Q-J. CABINETMAKERS.

Evcrvthinir in woodwork. Emriire Shon. 820 N. Gay. ORTHOPEDIC Specinli-t -feet.

J. 6.i3 W. siios for deformed st. FASI i ION A RLE DR ESSM AKING. PHONE LIBERTY 163.

LADIES' SUITS. MADE TO ORDER. $20 UP. M. STEFANOVICH.

713 Greenmount ave. MASSAGE Scientific given at your residence or my otfice. Mt. Vernon 571 J. ROOMS l'upered.

6 and up. It. E. 1UDGELY, 53K N. Carey st.

Phone Gilmor 3S6Q-J. CARPENTER Jobbing and Repair Work of all kinds. Write us or call 109 N. Carrollton ave. SUITS Overcoats to order; $." dowu: easy terms.

HERMAN FINK 326 Entaw st. WANTS. SPOT CASH FOR "USED UPRIGHT PLAYER-PIANOS AND YHTROLAS. CALL MOUNT VERNON 3988. OR WRITE NATL.

PrANO EXCHANGE, 322 N. HOWARD ST. FURNITURE, CARPETS, ETC. We pay high rah prices for old and modem furniture and carpets. Will rail anywhere.

PHONE MT. VERNON 2709-W. or write MR. LAHN, 912 MADISON after 6 P. M.

and Sunday. Call Madison 5565-J. WRITE OR CALL STEPHAN HENNINGS 327 Calvert Bids. St. P.

1610. If you want to sell your Used Furniture. Large and small lots bought. HIGH PRICES PAID. WE NEED FURNITURE and will positively jiay yoir high prices and spot cash for your carpets, furniture, etc.

I buy modern or old time, from the lowest to the highest Trades. I will bnv single pieces or entire houMv hold. Will call anywhere at. anv time. Phone day.

evening or Sunday Wof 1493-W. or write 733 Aisoui'h MR. MARVIN. FURNITURE Must have 2 carloads of furniture and carpets at once to ship to country. We buy from the cheaiiest.

grade up to the highest, single pieces or entire household. Absolutely Inch prices paid. Spot cash. Call Madison 8525-W or mail 1605 N. Smallwood st.

Prompt attention. Will call city or country. CALL UP ST. PAUL 8627 If you want to cet high prices for yrsir Uirmitirre and CanieLs. We are in crcat need of them to furnish six large apartments at once.

Singio pieces or entire household modern or old time, H. MORGAN. 749 W. Baltimore st. FURNITURE FEATHERS.

Am in great need of Furniture and Feathers and will pay high prices for same. Promnt attention to mail or phone orders. S. SHANK. 8S9 W.

Baltimore st. Gilmor 2473-W. WE NEED FURNITURE. Don't sell your Furniture before our representative calls. We pav high prices for Single Pieces or Large Lots.

LOUIS MILKMAN. 2037 Wilkens avenue. Gilmor 4022-W. CALL GILMOR 3715-J For good prices for yonr furniture, carpet and household effects. I need to furnish an apt-, house and am anxious to get the goods; will pay you a high price.

858 W. BALTIMORE ST. PHONE GILMOR 79. Must have Furniture and all kinds of household good. High prices naid.

Prompt attention. M. TAYLOR. 883 W. Baltimore st.

YOU WILL BE SURPRISED. The price I pay for Furniture and Household effects. I need to furnLsh mv Apartment House, 2100 Marj land ave. MRS. BELL Phone Calvert 1S-VV.

BIG PRICE FOR CLOTHES, Shoes. Furniture anil Household Effects. F. STICKMAN. Gi'mor 3078.

HAH Saratoga st. NEWSPAPERS BOUGHT, Books. Magazines. Old Eas and Furniture: small quantifies to carlosd lots. Waverly Scrao Iron and Metal 3MM7 Greenmount ave.

Homewood 2224. FEATHER BEDS. Wanted at once; also Mahoganv or Modem Furniture: city or country. Tel. South 514-J.

ALAS-KA FEATHER 511 S. Fremont Ave. CABINET VICTOR. Sonora. Vocation, Brunswick or Pathe Talking Machine.

State price, finish and condition. FERRY M. 31. Rock Hall. Md.

I BUY FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS. PROMPT ATTENTION. IMMEDIATE REMOVAL ADDRESS FURNITURE, ST. PAUL 4062. 700 W.

BALTIMORE ST, Second-Hand Furniture Bought. High prices. Phone Calvert 1848-J. or drop postal to MR. SMITH, 114 N.

Pearl st. Call Newell 's Auction Rooms, 519 N. Howard St. Mt. Yer.

311. We buy old for- niture, etc. large and small lots: high cash pricea. Used Furniture High Prices. PHONE MT.

VER. 2823 OR DROP POSTAL TO MR. HOWARD. 805 N. HOWARD ST." OFFICE FURNITURE.

All kinds bought, sold and exchanged. Office Fwniture Exchange. 210 N. Gay st. Cal.

554-W. WANTED. Furniture fcr two Apartment Houses. I call anywhere. ReasonaJile urice.n naid A.

LEVIN. 1205 Holiins st. vGi'mor 1787-W. WANTED 5.O0O FEATHER BEDS and all kinds of Antique Mahopany Furniture. High cash prices.

GORDON FEATHER 409 S. Bond st Wolfe 5676-W. CALL US LAST When selling Furniture, and compare emf prices. Calv. or write 724 W.

Balto. st. WANTEr Mahogany Furniture about 100 yean old: sideboards, bureaus, chairs, folding leaf desk tables, high post or French beds, feather beds. Send postaL 100 S. Spring.

Wo'fe 2687. High Price For Clothes Shoes. H. SOBER. 1404 Pennsylvania ave.

Madison 1783-J. GOOD PRICES paid for Furniture of all kinds. H. R. DUNLAP, 508 Pennsylvania avenue, lit.

Vernon WE PAY HIGH Spot Cash Prices for Upright Pianos. Victrolas. Furniture all kinds. MORRIS. S19 Greenmount ave.

Mt. Ver. 2060. GOOD Furniture wanted to furnish Apartment House. Call Madison 7742.

1550 Pennsyl-vania avenue. QUANTITY of old material, such as 8x8 and Sxl2 Georgia Pine; also 8-inch I Beams, 18 running u-r. Moan FURNITURE AND CARPETS of all 1704 Aliceanna street, near Broadway Market- Wolf 92W USED Machine Shop Equipment- Lathes, Drills, Milling Machines, etr-. Woodworking and General Machinery. Kemp Machinery 215 N.

Calvert. Clothes High Prices Paid. Cond. Uniforms. 608 W.

Saratoga. Mt. V. 42SP-W, WANTED Bcilers. Engines ami Tanks: also en tire rlants ot every ues-nwion.

4 A MEM A. TARR, W. Conway ft- St. Paul 7377. WANTED 1 try Goods.

Groceries, General Merchandise, llanos. Furniture. J. ANDERSON. 1H37 W.

North ave. Calvert 1824. FURNITURE, carpets, old clothes store fixtures bought. .1. Rinks.

237 Harrison st. Cal. 2084. BIG PRICES for yonr Furniture and Clot lung. SHOCHET.

802 Balto. st. GiJ. 4270-W WE pay hish nrioes for Oid Furniture. I.

ROF-SKY. 8QQ Greemnmmt avo. Mt- V. PARTY wanta Furniture for an apt. Big prices paid.

1631 N. Applet on st. Mad. 1092. Continued from Preceding Column, TCUNG WHITE GIRL, To make lierself useful iu apartment; to stay nights.

Apply -B. LAKE DRIVE or call Madison 8408 SETTLED Whire Woman for Working Hous-e-Keeir in snmll family: goo) wapes; ood home. n.i i t.M.i aK- indoor Huls. WANTED An experienced Maid to jre-' erally; no cootuis; reference required. 313 Fu'w' P'3 FEMALE SITUATIONS WANTED BOOKKEKPER-l i years rue position: alt.

Nlenoirrapiier: payro'I end peoeral oSiau work; open for roriijon. 81 1. Sun office. BOOKKEEPER. Accountant.

Oachier: 12 years expenenoe; capable; Al riTenoe. 8349. Sou. COOK and 14 -year-old daughter want Penna. tlurd floor.

work. 1127 DRESSMAKER (colored! waJifs sewiu at boraaor by day. Write 1119 PARK AVE. LADY Refined, for Housekeeper; refereones e-Wmnged. 8121.

Sim. LAUXDRES.a.nts work sX Lome or day' wart. 1131 PARK AVE. LAUNDRESS, nrt-cl-s. 1913 McCuiloh st.

want fnmTlj wash. LAUNDRESS, first -class. vanLs work at hamc 144 W. UresT.m sr. LAUNDRESS, rir-l (coioredi.

withes votk at home. 1637 K. Monument st. RELIABLE Middle-As White Wonum as HiKifre-keeper ia small fami-y: good home. Apply aTer 10 A.

M. Monday. 2753 Wim-her st. STENOGRAPHER. BEGINNER.

DESIRES PO-SITION: SALARY NO OBJECT. 835j. SCN STENOGRAPHER Comiieuiit, desires poeiiioo. Address 849Q. Sim office.

STENOG RA PIIER Experienced, hrh-schoi frad -uate. desire rosition; pri. r.ffi.-e p-pf. 8496, Sun. STENOGRAPHER F.M-ritT.-d.

aad office As: sislant desres permar.ont portion. SI 16. San. TYPIST WISHES UOMK WORK. PHONE MAPIW 6192- WOMAN, reliable, co'ored, dv-ares posrtion Maid: privst or public; or part time.

Alxj eood Cook. Reference. Homewood 299 1 -W -1 1 4 W. 23d st. YOUNG Lady wi.she Cleric; jr-iduate.

7. Sun offie. Work; hii Kiiooi YOUNG WOMAN wi'ies prsiti.m of eter-ntire nature: can handle office detail and oorrrood-pn-ic can us tTewTitr- 83.V-. ur offif- A-l STENOGRAPHER AND BOOKKEPER, with wi3 business experience and initiative, desires to make chance about January 1c. Address M1.

Snn COLORED WOMAN WISHES DAY'S WORK! CALL AT 1924 ST. COLORED GIRL WISHES DAY'S WORK BY DAY OR WEEK. 1815 McCULLOH M. EXPERIENCED Colored Otic wants oositiou with private family, boarding bouse, fmau bote: or ltmchroom. 18(2 Division t.

FRENCH KIT desire positioi few boors ill morfiri Ad-irsv. Sun office. HOUSEWORK wanted by 2 colored ladies, at 210 West Mniberry street. THE SERVICES of a Idy Secretary, experienl in Ftenograpby and work, are available for either whole or part of day. Address 835i, Sun office.

TWO COUHt ED WOMEN wish positions: ore as Cook and one as Chambermaid. 1 732 Druid Hall avenue WANT Small Waj-h io do at home. Chester street. 1423 Wm- WASH line work. ladK-a' and centjemen's or hampers at home; iunny jard; bust reference.

132 N. Mounr st. WASHING i inter it. nd Ironing do ax Ca'c-viji- home. 112 FEMALE HELP WANTED.

BOOKKEEPER, Thorouth'v experienced. With knowledge of tyjie writing preferred. OCHS FRANK, 21 W. FAYETTE 3d FLOOR- CANVASSERS 4 experienced Lady Canvassers: line commission basis. Apply 32Q1 W.

North ai. CHOCOLATE DIPPERS; u--y or night Calvert Candy Shop. E. Lexington st. CIGAR PACKERS WANTED Experienced for Tampa.

Fl permanent rmeitions. best wages: all CTpenses raid. Address Box 81QO. Sun. EDIPHONE OPERATOR WANTED IN OFFICE OF LARGE COMPANY.

STATE AGE, EXPERIENCE AND SALARY EXPECTED. ADDRESS 8289, SUN. EDIPHONE OR DICTAPHONE OPERATORS. We require the services of at least six experienced operators: excellent saiarv to start. ADDRESS BOX 5Q74.

SUN OFFICE. I It T- colored, to -lean drug store. 433 SOUTH CHESTER -or Ea-surn ave. LADIES. ALL TYPES (WHITE).

FOR MOTION PICTUK.ES OPPORTUNITY FOR BEGIN -NERS. ADDRESS DIRECTOR 8320. SUN. LADIES and Girls earn Xmas mnev. Write THE COLONIAL SALES COMPANY34.

Sooth 17th street. Philadelphia. Ta. LADIES TO REPRESENT SILK HOSIERY MAIL-ORDER HOUSE 4 HOCKS. DAILY.

S3 weekly or rouimiioti for snare time- experience lmriet-essarj fiee sample. FELMMOK. Box 164. Station D. New York.

LADIES of refinement wanted as demonstrator salary and commission. MERGULIES' LABORATORY. 228 Sou'h Exeter street. LADIES, for canvassing: big money; esp. unneces.sary article sells on sight.

211 Ciaiven. Suite 3. ad floor. to 11 A. M.

OPERATORS ON CHILDREN'S DRESSES -ALSO KORELADY AND FREs-sER. Apply 5 SOUTH El "TAW ST. Second Floor. SALESLADY. SALESLADY Ambitious and willing to learn, who can Qualify aa Assist-unt to Sales Manager; applicant must be between 21-35 vears of ae.

Report to MR. H. A. PENN. 331 Calvert Building, dunng day or from 7.30 to 8 30 P.

M. SALESLADIES, With experience: either full time or part time, from 11 A. M. on. THE ORIOLE DEPT.

STORE, S05 W. Baltimore st. SALESLADIES, thoroughly experienced for the dress and -waist department: erv attractive saiarv. M. S.

SCHEINMAN 4c 224 X. Howard Kt. AND EXFFRl-ENCED: KNOWLEIXiE OF BOOKKEEPING ESSENTIAL ADDRESS 7682. SUN ST OG A I 'H EH. Fi PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

APPLY 500 TELEPHONE OPERATOR. A large department store requires the services of a thor oughly experienced operator, who can take charge of a three-position board. A splendid opportunity for a woman who is quick and possesses initiative. Address 8330, Sun. WAITRESSES Experienced.

Mr our tearoom and ice-cream parlor; whole or part time FAIRE MAIDE CANDY 413 North Howard street. WOMAN to Wash Disbee for our tearoom anu ice-cream parlor, afternoons FAIRE MA IDE CANDY 1 .1 or. Howard street. WOMAN to clean office building UNION TRUST BLDG. Apply 211 YOUNG LADIES For Light Clerical Work.

Address in own handwriting. Address 7615, Suil YOUNG LADIES, not over 30 years of age. for Sales Work. ean, good income Look this up at once. Po- inons permanent.

Address 802Q. Sun. YOUNG Ladies (Catholic preferred! for work requiring good appearance to call upon a certain class of people. Experience not as i tram you in our work. 8 to 10 A.

M. 4 to I P. 611 Equitable Bldg. YOUNY LADY to operate Underwood Billin and do clerical work. experienc and salary expected.

Address 8763 Sun efflce. YOUNG LADY for Filing Clerk. ME. HEFF. Bond Piwr 33 S.

Hanover st. YOUNG ldy as Sewing Machine InstruM Aonly S. har'ei st. AN EXPERIENCED AND EFFICIENT TET.EPHONE OPERATOR FOR P. B.

X. BOARD. Prefer a young lady who can use typewnu-r. State fully past experience, age and referenc-j. Address Sun office, EXPERIENCED Hair also Apintice to Ijem Marrvl vviiijj.

AiH2y 111 ptrsco. 2 1215 North CharW rwt. MARRIED ra- single ladies: clay. Ffryeue 'toom 41-B. 110 W- MINIMUM SAIRY OF 51.500 for reliable, responsible ambitious, educator or teacbex.

A dress 7291. Son. NEAT, UNEMPLOTED GIRLS One week wor only, with cooi money. Apply dailv, between noon and 9 P. MR.

O'BRIEN. Pvthiaii Cattle. Gay and Ieiington sts. 2 COLORED WOVEN TO SCRUB. ApiJj HORN UOKN.

304 East BaUaore tlrnt Continued from Preceding Column. $423 PLAYER-PIANO, BRAND NEW. GUARANTEED FOR 10 YEARS. Beautiful Mahogany Case; latest type. Player action; equipped with quintuple motor, tubing and automatic tracker.

TERMS $10 DOWN (To Approved Credit-) TAKE A LONG TIME TO PAY BALANCE. AMM ANN-LL VIN 412 N. Howard st. Open Every Evening. "TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ONLY FOR ONE MONTH We will, as an inducement, reduce price on Neolin Full Se-tes and Rubber Heels to S2.50.

Full leather Soles and Rubber Heels, $3.00. Men's Half Soles and Rubber Heels. S2.00. Ladies' Half Soles and Rubber Heels, $1.50. Well-known brand Rubber Heels, 50c.

Our reputation for good work speaks for itself. ST. CHARLES ELEC. REPAIRING 1819 North Charles st. Mt.

Vernon 3567-J. DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK? A 10-Year Guarantee against, roof trouble. No matter how leaky of dilapidated your roof, one application of Asbestos Liquid roofing will stop leaks snd KEEP THEM STOPPED -for 10 years. Applied over tin, paper or hingles also flash brick walls to prevent dampness. ASRESTOS ROOF PAINTING 213 Park are.

St, Paui 7835. ELECTRIC WIRING. WE HAVE A NEW PLAN TO WIRE YOUR HOME THAT WILL SAVE YOU MONEY. IT WILL PAY YOU TO INVESTIGATE. FIXTURES AND APPLIANCES.

PHONE MT. VERNON 54 SAFETY EtrECTRTP SERVICE 423 W. FRANKLIN ST. WHY SACRIFICE Your used piano or player for a cheap Have it rebuilt, and "-finished. 63-note play, ers converted to Timing and Repairing.

All wirk guaranteed. Ltt me give you an estimate. LOUIS T. HAEBLER, TECHNICIAN. iave NO phone.

Overlea. Md. Flat Feet, Fallen Arches, Arch Stran and all Foot Troubles are corrected or adjusted by a method which admits of no failure. Call and talk it ccr, or phone Wolfe 487-J. M.

JOS. FOX, Graduate Foot Cor-ection Specialist, 11 S. CENTRAL AVE. Mattresses Renovated, Sterilized, Recovered, $4.50 up. Estimates given.

U. S. Mattress 18 S. Frederick. St.

P. 2618. FURS. FURS REMODELED to the latest styles. Bear in inind that FEIKIN is next to Joel Gntman and has lieen tor the past 20 yars.

this ad. on dav furs are lett and rective. 10 dLconnt. B. FEIKIN.

1 24 N. Entaw t.t. Up-To-Date Evening Gowns For Hire. MRS. II.

GOLDBERG, 1632 MORKLAND AVE. MAO. 547. FINE HAIR SWITCHES. We carrv lare? assortment of fine Hair Goods Transformations.

Switches, etc. All SlmdeH. nt very moderate prices. nYNERVS, 42 W. Lexington St BENJAMIN O.

LIBERAL ADVANCES ON' DIAMONDS. ay UPHOLSTERING. Work Guaranteed. lMees Reasonable. RcmodeMnff, Retinisliir.ir and Drapery.

ART UPHOLSTERING 520 W. Ieximrton nr. Creene. St. P.

3774. Hahirs Bronchial Drops For crotn, coughs, colils and bronchial catarrh: a remedy; that never fails. Your dniKirist can wupply von. or to be had at 214 W. Saratoga st.

RENT A CLEAN Y'OUR HOUSE FOR SI A DAY. National Electric Sales 207 W. Franklin st. Mt. Vernon 3409.

UPHOLSTERY. SLIP COVERS AND WINDOW SHADES. OFT OUR ESTIMATES. U. S.

UPHOLSTERY 201 Park at. Pal. 592. $5.00 PER SQUARE 100 FEET and up. Tinning, Paintinc.

Teaky Rofs rep'rd. Work (ruaranteed. Terms to suit. Caltert 2819 A Guarantee Roofing N. Cay, WE UPHOLSTER AND REMODEL Your furniture the proper way.

Cabinetniakinz a specialty. M. MARK. Pho Madison 3828 J. l.r4S N.

Strieker st. UPHOLSTERING. Give 11s a trial satisfaction (niar. pri-e rwm. Ph.

Cilinor 2392 or drop postal. BALTIMORE UPHOLSTFRY 874 W. Baltimore st. OYSTER BOXES, ANY QUANTITY. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.

THE J. E. SMITH COMPANY. ti North Central avenue. I PERMANENTLY REMOVE Sunerfiuouy nairs and Facial Blemishes.

MISS PRICE. 51 N. diaries st. Mt. V.

5043-J. UPHOLSTERING BY EXPERTS! E. ZENITZ CO 608 W. Saratoga st. Mt- Vernon 4289-W.

HEMSTITCHING, 10c. A YD. Plestine and Buttonholes while you wait. N. Y.

Hemstitching 20H N. Liberty st. DIAMONDS BOUGHT FOR CASH. S24 FIDELITY Ienington Charles t. FACIAL HAIR, MOLES, Wart.s, PERMANENTLY removed.

Advice free. Electric Needl EXPERT. 226 N. Liberty st WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any bills made by my wife. DORA BETKEY.

CHARLES A. BETKEY. Virginia and Taylor Eises, Md. Writers, send today for free, valuable, instructive book, containing many helnful suggestions on writing, selling pliotoplavs. short stor-iew.

poems. Atlas Pub. 102. Cincinnati, LADIES' HATS, former price S7 and reduced to $5.00. Children's Beavers, plash and velours, former price, $6.

$7 and $8. special $3.98. LEVIN'S. 1427 W. Baltim.

re st. WANTED, Someone to transport large tree. Ap-pdy G. REXS, Paradise and Altamont Catonsville. CARPENTER BUILD Repair Work Prompt-ly Attended To; Roof Painting Cement Work.

J. H. Lehmann, 937 Montpelier st. Hwd. 1588-J.

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any debts unless contracted by myself personally. JOHN F. FEEHLEY. 805 S. Ellwood ave.

THIS is to announce MR. JOHN H. HENDRICK-SON no longer represents our firm. Wertheimer El Dallo Cigar Preston and Gay sts. MAN ENGAGED IN MEAT AND GROCERY BUSINESS WANTS TO MEET A PARTY WITH SMALL CAPITAL 8764.

SUN. KEYS MADE. Electric Wiring and Repairing. S. SMITH, 15 N.

Taca st. Calvert 2320. SPECIAL OVERCOATS. SUITS AND TROUSERS. 25 TO 50 OFF SOHONFELD'S.

674 W. BALTIMORE ST. PAINTER Low estimate and a Good Job guaranteed. Expert workmen. Drop postal.

MR. BLADES. 109 S. Broadway. BE.E STING The never-fails rheumatism and neuritis remedy; give it a trial.

To be had at your druggist's, or at 214 W. Saratoga st REMINGTON AND MONARCH TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT. REASONABLE RATES. REM. T.

CO. 25 W. FAYETTE ST. PAPFRHANGING and Decorating by expert mechanics, at reasonable price. MORRISON GAI-THER 1400 W.

Franklin st. Gilmor 209-W. RATS. Bedbugs, Roaches. Fleas and Moths exterminated from your home.

GEORGE G. SAPP. 209 Equitable Bldg. Phone St. Paul 4720.

TALKING MACHINES REPAIRED, CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED. 2418 CALLOW AVE. MADISON 619. CONTRACTORS and Builders. Repairing a specialty.

Prices reasonable. SIMMERS CON-TRACTING Homewood 5915-J or 3726-J. WALLPAPER, lhc. apiece; Gilt, 18c. apiece; Window Shades, 65e.

each. THOMAS MES-SER CO. 1015 W. Baltimore st. SAXOPHONE, VIOLIN.

PIANO, Etc. taught in 10 to 20 Lessons. Institute of Musical- Arts, 314- Park ave. Mt. V.

2537. Onen evenings. FLOORS of fine, hard wood, old floors scraped and finished. Phone Liberty 1142-J. HOUSE PAINTING First-class work; reasonable price.

Phone Mt. Vernon WATCH FOR SHIVER'S SHOE REPAIRING AD IN THIS COLUMN TOMORROW. MALE NURSE at your disposal: 8 years' experi-ence: excel'ent reference. Address 80Q6. Sun.

House Wiring Fixtures a spec Vacuum Cleaners, t-i a FURNITURE Repaired, Reupholstered, at reason i rA T- 7 en PAPER HANGING 10 off; no delay. C. P. TOLSON, 5 Union Wilhelm Park. EXPERT Investigations and Divorce Work.

Tele- nhnno Mt Vcimnn 't Tl r.v 1 USE Bishon's Herb Hair Tonic and Rlia mnoo ft Dandruff and Falling Hair. At Drug jjtorag MUSIC TAUGHT on any Instrument. 10 to 20 lessons. Homewood 4143 Roland are. TALKING Machines repaired.

Call for and d-liver. A 1634 Penna. ave. Mad. 4371 -J.

i HOUSE PAINTING, inside and out: reasonable prices. W. A. BOONE. 856 W.

Balto. Gil 97V-W. ALL kinds of Inside Painting done reasonable. Dtod postal A. SCHUSTER.

18 E. Franklin st. MASSAGE MM E. GRAHAM 2D FRONT. 207 W.

FRANKLIN ST. MT. VERNON 1690-J. MASSAGE FOR GENERAL DEBILITY. N.

PACA ST. MT VERNON 5Q29-J. 314 SPECIAL XMAS ENTERTAINMENTS. McCASLIN'S. 123 E.

BALTIMORE STREET. $6 UP; Rooms Papered; uo delay. H. C. EARLE, 1302 Edmondson ave.

Phone Gilmor 1729-W. FURNITURE REPAIRED. Homewood 5564-1 R. M. ALMOND 3128 Greenmount v.

CARPET SWEEPERS REPAIRED. TRIBLE, 503 W. FRANKLIN ST. MOTORS for Washing Midlines using water power repaired. TRIBLE.

503 W. Franklin st. HARDWOOD FLOORS laid: old floors refinished. H. Norwood, 2840 W.

North ave. Wa1.2765-W. SUITS Overcoats to Order $5 down, $1 week. STAR Tailoring 2108 E. Monument, st.

KID GLOVES CLEANED- QUICK SERVICE. ADLER'S. 1219 N. CHARLES ST. YOUNG ladies and Gentlemen, callable of plaving in motion pictures; wonderful opp.

8364. Sun. WATCHES. JEWELRY. SI LV It A A HE.

JEWELRY HELD FOR 12 MONTHS. OTHER ARTICLES MONTHS. ESTABLISHED 1830. 413 E. FAYETTE Bet Gay and Hollidav.

DREISBACH. On December 10. 1920, GEORGE beloved husband of Annie Dreisbach. Funeral from his late residence, 2C3 East Hamburg street, Monday, at 2 P. M.

13 DREISBACH. On December 8, 1920. ANNIE, beloved wife of George A. Dreisbach. 13 Funeral from her late residence, 263 East Hamburg street, Monday at 2 P.

M. ELLINGER On December 12, 1920, EMANUEL in his 41st year, beloved husband of Grace Myers Ellinger. Funeral will take place from his late residence, 2721 Guilford avenue. Tuesday, December 14. at S.30 A.

M. Requiem Mass at Sts. Philip and James' Church at 9 A. M. 14 FI SCH December 10, 1920.

HENRY beloved husband of Ida J. Fischer (nee Caldwell). (Wilmington (Del.) papers please copy. Funeral from his late residence, 1457 Stevenson street, on Tuesday at 2 P. M.

Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery. 14e FLUSKEY. On December 11, 1920, at his residence. 1925 West Franklin street, DANIEL beloved husband of Marv C. Fluskey (nee Fink).

R. I. P. Funeral from the above residence Tuesday. December 14.

at 8.30 A. M. Requiem High Mass at St. Martin's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.

Interment (private) in New Cathedral Cemetery. 14e FULL AMP. On December 10, 1920, JOHN beloved husband of the late Theresa A. Fullenkanip. R.

I. P. 13 Funeral from his late residence, 421 South Gilmor street, Monday at 8.30 A. thence to St. Martin's Church, where a Requiem High Mass will be said for the respose of his soul.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Interment in New Cathedral Cemetery. GORSC1IBOTH. On December 9, 1920. MARIA aged 67 years and 8 months, beloved wife of Henry Gorschboth.

Funeral from her late residence, 326 South Eden street, on Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment in Balti-more Cemetery. 13 GODWIN. Suddenly, on December 10, 1920, JACK PERSHING, aged 2 years, beloved son of William F. and Elizabeth R.

Godwin. 13e Funeral services at his parents' residence, 125 Prospect avenue. Roland Park, on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. HARRIS.

On December 11, 1920, at Norwood, Delaware county, HENRY beloved husband of Mary C. Harris (nee Levey). Funeral from the funeral chapel of George J. Ruth, 1735 Harford avenue, of which due notice will be given. 13e HARRISON.

On December 10. 1920. aged 37 years, beloved wife of Jesse I). Harrison and daughter of Oliver H. and Henrietta M.

Disney. Funeral from the residence of her daughter, 2210 Riggs avenue, near Ben-talou street, on Monday afternoon at T.30 o'clock. Services at Fulton Avenue Presbyterian Church at 2 o'clock. In-terment in Druid Ridge Cemetery. 13 II ARTMAN.

On December 11. 1920, CHARLES beloved husband of Charlotte Hartman. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services at his late residence, 3418 Norwood avenue. Forest Park, Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. 14e HAYGHE.

On December 11. 1920, at Catonsville, JOSEPH HAYGHE, in his 75th year. Services and interment at. Providence Methodist Episcopal Church, near Upper Cross Roads, December 13. at 1 o'clock.

I3e HUFF. On December 12. 1920, BERNARD aged 29 years, the beloved husband of Anna Huff (nee Smith). Funeral will take place from his late residence. 1017 Belvidere avenue, Arlington, on Wednesday at 9 A.

M. Interment at Silver Run, Harford coun-ty, Md. 15 MACK LIN. On December 9, JOHN beloved son of the late John and Mary Macklin. Funeral from the residence of his nephew.

Dr. J. B. Saunders, 219 East Preston street. Monday, December 13, at 9 A.

M. Mass at St. Agnatius' Church at 9.30 A. M. Interment private.

13 MALEHOKN. On December 10. 1920, FRANK beloved husband of Martha V. Malehorn. Carroll county papers please copy.

Funeral from his late residence, 623 Cumberland street, on Monday after-noon at 2 P. M. 13e McGINITY. After a lingering illness, on December 10, 1-J20. BRIDGET McGINITY.

Funeral from her late residence, 817 East Chase street, on Monday, December 13. at 8.30 A. M. Requiem High Mass for the repose of her soul at St. John's Church at 9 A.

M. 13 McGUIRE. On December 12, 1920, MARY, trie beloved widow of the late I'atricK McGuire. Funeral from William Cook's funeral parlor. North and Greenmount avenues, of which due notice will be given.

13e MeMENAMAN. On December 11, 1920, WILLIAM beloved husband of Mary McMenaman and son of Sarah A. and the late William McMenaman. Funeral from his late residence, 217 Patapsco street, Westport, Tuesday at 8.30 A. M.

Requiem High Mass at St. Jerome's Church at 9 A. M. Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery. 13e NEIGHBOURS.

On 1920, at her home, Frederick, ANNIE beloved wife of Dr. Roger M. Neighbours. Funeral Wednesday morning at. 11 o'clock from her late home, 500 East Patrick street extended.

Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery, Frederick. 13e OURSLER. On December 11, 1920, MARY AU.Mts, beloved daughter of Mary ana the late James W. Cathcart. Funeral from her late residence, 1S19 West Fayette street, Wednesday, December 15.

at 8.30 A. thence to St. Martin's Church, where a Requiem High Mass will be offered for the repose of her soul at 9 o'clock. Interment in Lou- don Park Cemetery. 15 RAVEIO.

Suddenly, on December 10, 1920, MARY aged 23 years, the beloved wife of Samuel L. Raveio. The funeral will take place from her late residence, on Union avenue, Mor-rell Park, on Tuesday at 9 A. M. Inter-ment In St.

Vincent's Cemetery. 14 RAVEIO. Suddenly, on December 10, 1920, RITA ROSE, aged 9 months, infant daughter of Samuel and Mary Raveio. The funeral will take place from the father's residence, Union avenue, Mor-rell Park, on Tuesday at 9 A. M.

Inter-roent in St. Vincent's Cemetery. 14 REIBLICH. On December 10, 1920, HENRY aged 7S vears, beloved husband of Caroline C. Reiblich.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at his late Woodlawn, Monday at 1 P. M. Interment in Lorraine Cemetery. 13e ROBINSON. On December 12.

1920, THOMAS XL. son of the late Andrew and Isabel Robinson Funeral services at his late residence, 910 Edmondson avenue. Tuesday at 2 P. XL Interment private. 14e RODNEY.

On December 11. 1920. at his residence, 3827 Fait avenue, EDWARD in his 66th year, beloved husband of the late Jane Rodney. Funeral from the above residence Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Oaklawn Cemetery.

15 ROGERS. On December 12, 1920, ANDREW husband of the late Mary Rogers. Funeral from the residence of his nephew. John W. Bosley, 1513 Henry street, Tuesday at 2 P.

M. Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery. 14 RYAN. On December 12 1020. at his residence 404 North Strieker street.

A3IOS, son of the late Elanor and Henry C. Ryan. I3e Due notice of funeral will be givem JSCHARNAGL. On December 10, 1920, NICHOLAS aged 61 years, beloved husband of Jennie Dorr Scharnagl. Funeral services at his late residence, 836 North Gay street, on Monday morning at 8.30 o'clock.

Solemn Hieh Requiem Mass at St James' Church at 9. o'clock. Interment .13 CEMETERY LOTS FOR SALE. PARKWOOD CEMETERY. You ran buy a 4, 0, 8 or 12 Grave Lot on convenient terms.

New cemetery, beautifully laid out, lawn plan, iierrietital care. SPECIAL OPENING PRICES. Ioeated on Harford Koulevard, at Parkrille. Office Hamilton Bank Kids. Phone Hamilton 585.

An anto is waiting for you at end of car line Hamilton, every day. BLTLER, MOHEhAM) PCRDUM, ALIOS AUBXTS. VILI. sell Ixit Belmont section Loudon Park, including 12 concrete vaults, less than price of Address 7710. Sun.

MUST SELL to close estate. Grave Lots. Loudon Park. OH AS. H.

ST KFFKY, INC. 18 E. Islington st. FAMILY LOT 12 grave spaces; $200. or half for $100.

Address 8047. Sun. CEMETERIES. WOODLAWN CEMETERY. Tako Woodlawn cars direct to grate.

fSty Office, 401 TfTT.K BPIUMNG, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. A IT Ell fror.i ALL Tlie BfiisT Fimerals really DO come WILLIAM COOK. BROADWAY FUNERAL PARLORS. FORMERLY ALBERT FULLER. 221 N.

Broadway. Wolfe Moti. PricKi. FLORISTS. FUNERAL DESIGNS a specialty.

Phone Wolfe iOSH. Ed. Herrmann. E. North ave.

IN MEMORIAM. MANN. In loving remembrance of HELEN who departed this life six years ago, December 13, 1914. In our home she is fondly remembered, Sweet memories cling to her name; Hearts that loved her in deepest affection. Love her todav just the same.

BY HER HUSBAND 13e AND CHILDREN. STEIN ACKER. Sacred to the -memory of inv dear wife and my dear mother, MARY EMMA STEINACKER, who departed this life seven years ago today, December 13, 1913. Rest in peace, dear wife and mother, Seven sad years have now passed away, But memory recalls our happy gatherings, Through years of a peaceful, happy home. You are, though, still fondly remembered, Loving, sweet memories cling to your name.

With hearts of love and deep affection You are yet loved just the same. Dear wife and mother, with son and brother. You have left us in sadness alone, But some day we hope to meet you And greet, you both in life everlasting. BY HER HUSBAND AND DAUGHTER HER ONLY CHILD. 13e LOST AND FOUND.

AUTO TIRE (Ford) Lost On Calhoun or Edmondson ave. from Baltimore st. to Carrollton ave. Reward. r05 N.

Carrollton ave. BAG Leather Beaded, containing Fountain Pen. Pencil, Purse and other articles, on the Fremont ave. car line, about 4 P. M.

Dec. 9. Reward. Address 5063, Sun office. BAG Lost, Black Beaded Bag in Lexington Market reward.

Phone St. Paul 61 ,5. BAR PIN, with five diamonds, set in platinum; lost Thursday. Reward. Address 8239, Sun.

BOWL, small, silver, with name, lost Sunday afternoon on 1000 car or 1300 car. Reward. 211 Woodlawn road, Roland Park. Tuxedo 1429. BRIEF CASE Lost from auto near Union Sta.

Return to I. C-. B. Ulnce, 31 Luuitablo Bldg. Reward.

BULLDOG, White American name Kippee license ino. xio73. itewarn. 173 t-arg ave. CARD CASE lost, containing $50 or over; vicinity North and Greenmount.

Reward if returned to 3906 Liberty Heights ave. COLLIE Ixst December 8th Brown and White Slale Collie; answers to name Rex. Liberal reward. 1317 N. Caroline or call Wolfe 484.

DOG Lost, Boston Bull (Spotsie Mrs. J. E. Dunphy, on nameplate); reward. Phone Mad.

DOG, Foxterrier; white, black spot, and head; tag No. 21683; lost in Walbrook Sunday. Reward if returned to 1128 Poplar Grove st. DOG White Poodle, female, lost. Reward.

2623 No th Charles street. EARRUJiG Lost Single Coral Earring, Monday night. Large reward. Tuxedo 143. INSTRUMENT, Musical, lost on Gay st, car.

please return 951 N. Gay st. Reward. PAPERS Lost, in store or street in business district, package of mail and other papers addressed to Cardinal's residence. Please return to Cardinal's residence.

408 N. Charles st. PAPERS and Receipt Book lost on Clifton and Dennison streets. Reward if returned, to 3205 Walbrook Walbrook 2476-W. PASSBOOK Lost, on Dec.

11, 1930, somewhere around South Broadway, a Russian Bank Passbook; English bank passbook, Russian passport and discharge papers from S. S. Hampsheat. Finder will please return above to and receive re-ward. John Garzowckis 115 Elm Curtis Bay.

PIN Lost, on Saturday afternoon, in neighborhood of Charles and Lexington large Antique Gold Breastpin. Liberal reward to be given if returned to 29 S. Hanover st. PI Lost, Diamond-Shaped Sigma Bet a Fraternity Pin; black center, surrounded by pearls. Return to 1715 Park avenue.

PTN Lost, in Roland Park Sunday afternoon, a Naval Sword Pin, with 1922 class seal. Phone Tuxedo 250. POODLE, White; answers to name Buster; license number 32651. Reward. 220 23d st.

RINGS Lost. Saturday, three lady's Diamond Rings, wrapped in a man's white handkerchief will identify. Liberal reward. Return to H. B.

GROSS. 1321 E. Biddle st. KING LOST, MAN'S SEAL KING BLUE STONE, ENGRAVED BULL'S HEAD. REWARD, 206 E.

REDWOOD ST. RING Lost Bunch of Keys, 4 on ring. Reward, 1522 Riverside ave. RING Diamond, platinum setting; dresa 8685. Sun office, carat.

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clear rloudy. ACQUITTED ON ARSON CHARGE Uaucrhty Accnsed After hin- rolcagnc I'" Ire. Onaiicock, Dec. 12. Louis X.

Daughty. on trial in the Circuit Court, if Accomack county, as an accessory iu the fire on Chincoleague. that destroyed IS buildiugs at a loss of lat September, was acquitted, the jury being out about minutes. Daughty was indicted as an accessory on an indictment that had two counts. He was first charged with being an accessory in burning the storehouse of William C.

Buntney. and second, as an accessory to the willful burning of the stock of goods with intent to recover the insurance. It was for the second count that the jury found him not guilty. He was admitted to bail to appear at the February term of court for trial on the first count. Train Hits His Anto.

Williamsport. Dec. 111. The Htitomobile of Dr. Z.

L. Weaver was st ruck by a Western Maryland Railway train here Friday and badly damaged. Dr. Wevaer. who was driving the ma-chine, escaped with a few bruises.

BAILEY. Suddenly, on December 9, 1920, t'HARLES beloved husband of Nettie II. Bailey (nee Burrier). Funeral from his late residence, 3104 ftast Fairmount avenue, on Monday, December 13, 1920, at 2 P. M.

Interment in Oniifl Ttldge Cemetery. 13e Mecember 11, 1920, RKBECCA beloved daughter of the late Henry iind Elizabeth Beam. Relatives and friends are invited to the funerHl services at her late residence. Old Court road. Pikesville, on Monday 3 P.

M. Interment in Stone Cemetery. 13 liOKHM. On December 11, 1920, after a hort illness, MICHAEL JOHN, aged 3 years 8 months, beloved son of John and Catherine Boehui (nee Dotter-weich). Funeral from his parents' residence, :1305 Foster avenue, on Tuesday afternoon.

December 14, at 2 o'clock. Interment in Sacred Heart Cemetery. lie BREDEHOEFT. On December 9, 1920, at Maryland General Hospital, ROLAND in his 23d year, beloved son of Lilly ami the late Henry Brede-boeft. Funeral will take place from 534 North Lakewood avenue, on Monday, December 13, at 11 A.

M. 13 BROWN. Suddenly, on December 11, 1920, DANIEL aged 62 years, beloved husband of the late Miriam K. Brown. Funeral from his late residence, Marlborough Apartments, 10-E.

Monday afternoon, December 13, at 2 o'clock. In-terrnent private. 13e BYARD. On December 9. 1920, CASSIE J.

BYARD, beloved wife of John R. Byard. The funeral from her late residence, rv12 Fleet street, on Monday, Decem ber 13. at A. M.

Requiem Mass at St. Brigid's Church at 9 A. M. Inter Tiient in Sacred Heart Cemetery. 13 CALDWELL.

ELIZA at the residence nf Rirhm-rl Youusr. Washington, It. (... Pirnoml -will take place from the par lors or George J. Smith.

1000 West Fay-Pttt. street, on Monday, December 13. at 2 P. M. Interment in Baltimore Cemetery.

lj DAHL. On December 10. 1920, CHARLES, aged 64 years 9 months, the beloved hnuhunrt nf Annie C. Dahl. The funeral will take place from his late residence, No.

800 Bnce street, on Monday at 11 A. J. interment at uor raino Cemetery. 13 1 (J.