The Baltimore Sun from Baltimore, Maryland • 23

THIS SUN, BALTIMORE. TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 18, 1927, 23 Classifications Nos. 1 to If LEE HIGHWAY BODY The Sun Calendar ZDeatfjs Deatljs Beatfjs Today' Almanae For Baltimore. 8tro rise. ...7.22 A.M.

I Moan .5.5 P.M. Sun P.M. I Moon .8. 03 A.1L High tide. .8.38 A.M., 7.S0 P.M.

PHASES OP THE MOON FOR JANUARY. ew niooa 3d i full moon 17th First Quarter 10th I Last The Weather. Forecast for Baltimore, Maryland and District of Columbia Bain and today; rain tomorrow, possibly changing to snow and colder. General Conditions. The disturbance that was central over Utah Sunday night has moved southeastward to Southern New Mexico and Western Texas and a trough of relatively low pressure extends northeastward to Western Quebec.

Pressure remains low north of Newfoundland and another disturbance is moving rapidly east-southeastward over the Pujet Sound Region. Pressure remains high from the Ohio and Lower Mississippi valleys eastward beyond Bermuda. The southwestern disturbance will move northeastward and it will be attended by precipitation, mostly in the form of rain within the next thirty-six hours over practically all sections east of the Mississippi river, except the Florida Peninsula. The rain will likely change to snow tonight or tomorrow from the Ohio Valley and the Lower Lake Region eastward. The temperature will continue to rise in the Atlantic and East Gulf States today, but colder weather will again overspread the Lower Lake Region, the Ohio Valley, Tennesse and the East Gulf States tonight and tomorrow, and the Atlantic Sta tes north of Florida during tomorrow and tomorrow night.

Winds off Atlantic Coast: North of Sandy Hook, gentle to moderate west and southwest bandy Hook to Hat- teras, moderate west and southwest; Hatteras to Florida Straits, gentle to moderate northeast and east over South and gentle variable becoming southeast over North portion. Baltimore Weather Reuort. Cnlted Statu Weather Bureau, Observer' Office, riaitimore unsroni non.se, January in. "1 5f' i- 2.5 3-S Is IS Ji SS II la ss ss fa 3 a 8 A.M. I 24 22 I 78 I 2 .00 Clear Noon 1 34 31 (17 4 .00 Cloudy 8 P.M.

1 87 83 67 I 8 4 .00 Pt. cl'y itanperauire.o-t jiaxiniuui teluperamre.eo Mean temperature. .31 1 Minimum temperature. 23 Hourly Tern pern tnres. 5 A.

-25 8 A. 24 7 A. 23 8 A. 24 9 A. 2U 10 A.

2 11 A. 31 Noon 34 1 P. 88 2 P. M. 3 P.

M. 4 P. P. P. M.

7 P. 8 P. 9 P. 10 P. 40 45 44 43 41 37 sr, 35 Wenlher By Telegraph State of the weather at 8 P.

M. and the highest nu icwesr teni jeracures rec-o ng the day (11) (Continued from Preceding Column.) Do You Want Good Prices For yonr and Carpet If o. don't ttH before yog call in. I am buying everything, aiogie loei-e or entire id rail gni where. ut phone Fort t47 or smte 1L LEVIN, aU4 Park ave.

lTcmi.t attrntion. HH.II pines paid ft Victiolas. Fumilure. tit I.HE1 NilOlM al ernon BIST PKK'ES PAID FOB AMIOLLS M'HW ARIZ. frjl H.

Hard. Vera. 1904. HELP HOUSEHOLD. (12) CH A MB IU MAID, ralddle-aged whit woman; Pnacaeani.

teferred; good noiiie and good for rerined. estarrieticed person; reference re.jii.red. Aihiress lo'-d. feuq. OsjK Iwiuie or coiornll, to aasVT iCOj bouaa-wotk.

family of good salary party. S1HS. LLatiNLU, IMI CaUosaw Ali- burr.in. FOIST CLAS. BEST UAI TOWSON 1I4-W.

COOis lv.hltel. references: small family ia. atwland ara ni. trier, ilaeisus u.w.t. ClsrK ittlilTLl, STAY MUUTel.

aal HAM- II. PIN 1 Elf It ACK COOK, sia-rirlleed: stos.l. fffifat fainiiy: htanal w.tg-a: re'ereneeew. Laf. 210n.

CsiK and Ami floor; day mslita; auisoxb; IU II Xtnx Ollti. HUlUHiEII). ASSIST WITH HOI SLWOttK ASt BAB1; bl'AV (W)ME Nil. UTS, WIXt Xi iIITfl AVENTB. OII1L or Wnan.

light tiuuwrk: atay nii.hts; mall family. A'suy after I P. li. 4233 OLD UEHEItll'K IIUAll, OIHL. liueiiient, anor phone and utMsira ill UTAW fl.KI'K Laf.

WM. tVIUL. hoo'evork. siusil family, gcl rne. 3o03 lLSTOWN LOAD.

Lllrty BUiiit. tilltL genrnii h.siaework small family. Jllll LINMIN AVENE K. UiltL lahitei. tor h.tMhoid wots, 2ol4 8anU Ke ave.

Eoreat V. cis sf nuhts; no Isondry. Vil Brouka lane. (Iltt. or wonn tahitel.

l-lain crsAing axa4 gen era hormvutHk nighis. lf. I'iet. Glill. As COOK.

ItEl'EiiENCE; STAY SOMC NHIIITS. IFAIETTE 2.0il. LlitL, a-ni-ral not.aewc.ik reference; gend borne; ail. 3714 road, near llsms'ig. CTiTfT WANf lTTrToR CENEHaL HuCbt- WOHK.

1t CauhQLLTON AVE. llol SEKEETI.Tt. TO TAKE ClIAHiiB SM ALL A VILY: SPLENDID Ul'limil NI1Y. CHAPNCKY AVENTE. LAENIiltl EXI'EItT foe small fsmllj by day.

Aiwv Ilia ST, STI1EI.T. USL iwliiut. to yeara, lor 2 children. 7 iiK.iiths snd years; Addrd KCS- Mil. loam IS M.

NI'ltE it a.ssl ret, fence and dwpianuon for er-o'd cl.il'l ln'j7il. gun. WOMAN IwUirei, ime-iligent Proiesrant. years old. as waitress: good disposition and cletviilinia tnor ueeeastry (Jian eaperierj't giskl wages: isTrmanent nrmie; refecencea rt- iiu i red Address Wun.

WoMAN. aa tain r.jok and help with Itouscsvork In siiigll family; R'dsral Park; ret- ercnceH rtiuned. Tljreeio JHHil. WOMAN, getnrai housevrovk: atay nigliL. rhona Tiue.

lu 1127. WOMAN icionHli, rrliahle. uiiddle-aged, for in-fant aftern.tona. Tuv. liam.

WOMAN, nest cook snd general housewurk: aiay rpf rencc. 2S1I7 It'Mlin ale. El.lil.HLV Itl.iV for light houMSvoia; guod Icjrt.e Snn. r.XEI Itll Ni 1 li INFANT 8 good rcttr-. eneoa.

Aii.ty tt and 11 A. M. or A and 1. Mils ItAKEH. Uofl S.

st. rlriT.EI Beliahle Woman to care for horae and einll where intents ere eruployeil; good wa.e h'li e. or phone only after 7 P. M. frH4 Riwrroars Pmut.

tStwrrows Pt. t(l7. SITUATIONS FEMALE. (13) rtnaMa eritrr, ton Btperlenpe, i-jf hH, rtrSUTtioua, til ortice. itcsUtl; rrfeftnee.

inTMt, pun. i am 1 1 1: i si a I 0ft WAITKm rnocc Suu. w.Hii.v la ga aa.T in IJ(K-SNIAKft. flmt f. rerrir.1t!inf a uiecUltv; ur out.

SJl iaHjUSS AVt-. ln.nir Tfrll, -ra Airiirinf. OH hSSAlAKl.lt, wan itwiii, a i mi, lifirn or mil, tiwwit "Uh-VV. (jilUa luiiUn, Hh iliiii.jennul mul B-u-t with ciilidren; rcf-ernicM, A'if'l bewcen lo uu Oiiil iriw.ml), di, viinttt iUc iart hj il? or cltraninsi n-icirnrm. WIT Udtaaa itr-Tme.

tiUU, ANTS HOt SKWOltlt (TF.AM.va JL1 AY'S, CA 4-tfl ST. (illll. lull time or liia hoii-s-wurk. l2i Ur-t et. UIKb liMiMwart; or cw-klits StailWt vi I'ttrt till.

L'rk; inittt or V11 li Vi apt. tel HI. itxti-'Otit Ky enttcat lit-u 5 m. Vrfl MA- t. sf.

(iUttg nt rriirtil bowework part Itrig. h. cTilTi- K'OicrM) Miil.f liuuaeHiilM; Hboi of put V. HT. OIUU ir r)OK ot buUKWurk; (ctetic G1UL (Hhite.

UMlie ilnee ook aii Hf.fc. UXXW Sun off tea. (iini'icliwei.) iiie work at IfcuritJ. -32T HIIIKI.UH AM.tV. O.ltC fc l-Tilt Miuitt pJfcc front It ta 3.

HOMII It NT. M.iiuttJti 6t l.liilj U'ohxwU ff-ntJt ban tiiut ik uy a frrni 1 '1 -nhfT icolomi) mJM ork, 0 to 1, ciisr, KUittY TANK (Tilth ic. 'i- haiTu bali-tuuai cUjr "t- xs2 nm t'f, ht, Gl.tTs pi Mi Hun at hakMtirk BOTtiif i ti.Khti tf Hnii'la1-. it ft Tal. TnH 7uu (ta'a wot; reitrncc SuricW ii I ii I i' I urtit twwwork no cuo4- ta lltl, T4li-ii i-irt or a liU.rtm I Will.

I I- KK 1 li wmiM ban inlui: no objte TUefi in Afl'it -un. iWrftfnt, AI rtK. IU: Bun. aUAl'Y. uiiem.nmi'-rt'Al.

wi-vit UMiticn a tMnitffi ur tiume to ii.rltii Uty ur lwkwurtl thiM; no niiW'nn to tnTeiisff. Apvijr KL 4m. Ktrtngn mrwtf. 1 Af)YTifliise(i. nanup-iti'fi In partmt.it';' good IAIY.

ulirtiiMituii-ij. aa a- aVgUig VX'lt'i', tpKiiwi. n.idu.v will Mtat to bcaw lamliy. rn. 1.A I 1 1 vital prt-tiiiii wiwk.

ei WXsUilim LtOCU or out. LAlMUKij6. rijirrifiiceJ. Ubea work ftl bum; rtlewv, asm. LaT Si-Hi iiiilofisp.

Wi.tiieni irk bwei viil rtxurh ji ry 1 Tji rii tfonj arrovie. wiiiu tart tiiu work ft.rl a Hmrti Ca VSl -1( fH' truk risJj inttaa u(k: cU tat 1 jlr ihi. Vern. IWAi. lJiVSliK.

Ut rl, want fine work boui KtKnTtFaSSr flrt cImn. watiU fatnlly or caat'i at bon.e; teferenre fV) jt.PTt't:.. MAII wt liMuw-wora tn-l pi am tiiit; l.T.'H i-wrti- il, wants IJ. huur day Uutj; gtx4 I K. I4' tiff SVlisi'M on iwiiioo.

ei io inraltd or eMeeljr avaiitsUi trninnlnteiir. pAY HulXi I'aaWr; acfuratv at fsiV firTi' ni-e: v.rr alary. io1. Sun. Secretary-Stenographer Ffir number year.

pa-t aeerrtary ta etrtef t- uth lir rttrporation, oirja ontieci.on In a Mrrrtarial raiaftty; atxpert teuutraptiar; i -f trri-e. 1' rj tmt. ItKTAKY ovfl A tt efilerly venan er iu to I. will alao prawuv fiiiiily hi-l. Wiiil 'tii KA i'i IKIl lif jouin laJjr.

tygwd 1. with Initiative, qtiilinei of perort. ion and Inteul-W. tHwMl'-n ma tirortttityt a iaii(- tn pertrnn futuie wk of rn ater in)in tn-e: what I want i a Adlre iSTKNoiill AI'HKH, arul rti.b4. 1e-nir ponloTi: etiifaitiiwiRi or inTjttioii mult, STK.MNJKAI'HWl.

pnblte einedence. deairw in trtrntt offi'v. familiar witb dta work! irrt turiit. ISun. 1l0-HAriH -Iiiaa powtion.

i I', II. X. tbT KSi i It A i I Kit i vj yearf' fi.wiwicf, e- irm twit(tin: AI rrl erni'-e. t'in. STKN- Al'ItKlt, 4 yer' eer -sitkjii with mil fe or )fal firm prf.

Hun. aciiiKil stTHft'ittte. tht dlrea pnMt'cm. TYPIST. kiolet( Beifsiaphy.

wiha tn.r)ctit Phone Wolte NL'ht. TYlTst, tt ten'rraiiT, a.irfaj i.m ICIwmx. are. W-He lil-W. VV(TIEIS or ctiaabennid wtaha poeiUciiC Woman reliable, wax.ta mot nine wurk.

M.MMfMi.N W'l'lMAN want i.are Oi WANTS. High. Low. 88 18 34 10 28 18 5(1 30 84 16 4rt 211 811 28 84 .18 48 28 62 38 40 32 52 38 72 4 88 40 38 18 54 38 4(1 20 40 18 28 10 50 24 48 30 88 30 52 44 44 42 42 22 (10) ROBERT A. MEYER (Firmer! of Mercantile flaring Bankl Will be pleased to eerve lonuer pairont and their frler.da when in need ca! fuian.ial tielo of adrice.

Loam Made On A'ofrj. IXDiiRKMENT8. COI.EATKRAI. AM lllHi.K BLCLhriY. Prompt t'ourteout Service.

PHO.NE PLAZA 7971. Old Town National Bank Bldg. (Jay and t'aliaway. WALBERT BEAUTY SHOPPE 1M hatrles t. Verrioo IHL SPECIAL k'HH THE MONTH OF JA.N'L AUTI A Ntl Cireuln.e I'KKM ANKNT MAIU M.

WAVL lor $fi irifluftms SttumpM) ibtl Water Wit. Any texture hir I died or n'urtlt. PoiUrell no kink of (nt fc, HANUKUti. f'Tinerly of IS petcn yert iih Newtl mtihotl exrart in ant at bir Ao Cah Do ten Payment, 7Vo to Pay. Don't FREEZE imt heciae vna do not have the CASH.

L-t heat iur borna with an? ht.atir2 iMttnu ymj miy lpire ann VAX OH IT To tsl IT VoI POCKKTIMMK. Ptione or frrttft ri our reprefnftiv wiTl rail. UKMAN PLLMBINO ft SJJ-TAL rulotut arr. l'h-410 I.iN-rty 4. wis.

INDIVmrAL INJ-TBITCTIONS 1IAIUDRESSIXG Anil nautT Cultme. Rtpert Inirtnavf-tork tvpfiiii Omiiite, t43 luy Coutm, -'rU. Ijiloiii Till fW AiiyiiitmenU MISS CARR1L ttl RTZKH. PV) giitatr nt Uoun fl-S. Calcrl 0238 J.

HOOFING, $1.00 WEEKLY CF AR ANTKKO 10 TKAU8- No (h Payment (Miit.t.e, inr. Uanging. yod or aJt abiwtlfv St1 flrt. SIMMONS ROOFING CO. Milton are.

Wolfe S10. Mattresses Renovated Sterilized, Recovered, $4.00 Up U. S. MATTRESS CO. Work fjuarnnteeil.

PIbm 2019. SOFT COAL (Lumpy Bun of Mine) $0.90. Scr.niH I.mnu, 10.0(1. Wrdla It LiitB. WAVFRLY COAL COJeTAST.

Sol Tatk srs. I'siiirt saf. WIRING, $36 6 Ffx.m hmie with fliturcs. ItX armored able. Bet uuikiuuitiltu.

material. Enterprise Electric Inc. 4 W. Barrr t. phone Calfert 6W-7.

Time Partner, fa if Itoi.c-J. WALLPAPER to, a Piece; Border. 2c. a Tard. Oatmeals and Poleliromea.

Stic. I'lece. Window Sna.le. 41ic. Each.

TllOMAH A 1 "HP It HI1.1 W. Baltn. at. A XI) KUSO.VS I'AMOl'S 20 rF.ItMAXENT WAVE, $5 tl Ou WAX ABC EL. Mr, 201 N.

icr Lexii.itton. Over aim's liina Store. I'sl. UEATlXi; THAT HEAT. WM.

E. WOOD CO. llmvard s. Mara DAMAGED CLOTHING ItEWOVEN rnilKTLT. B1T.1AIII.E WEAV1NU 20 faiatota it.

Vrumn ISM. HOUSE WIRED FIXTURES Tptim an low a 91 wccklr 1timat MU ttrn. MAltrilHIl MMTBIO Ham-ilt'in tUMi, (itt'iland ivr. ROOMS PAPERED, $4 UP GILMOR 4G93 Tl. SIMMONS.

4(13 N. at. BAL DES ARTS COSTUMES AHI.m'g. 222 WEST MEI.ltr.lt RT ST. DUES VUUU UOoK I.EAK7 OIT OI l-'SIIMATK.

SEALCOTE UUOHXIi nillen and frrml its. I'lara I1IAM11M1S BOL'lSIIT Edit EASU. A praised for trutt cnuinanics ami ctatn. ill i.nl-.s niami-ml A prralrr. Norr at W7 Hdellty Bldt.

HOUSE WIRING FIXTURE Low pi 17.10 prirn. Terms. MII.I.FH WILLIAMS wasiiloaum tt. Wolfe ran. FURNACE REPAIRS Fit An3f Make Fnmam or R.

R. Pltl'irr. iVM W. Halm, UtlmcT T541. PERMANENT WAVE, $3 EXCEL MA If ON rnANCAIS.

1VI1 X. ST. WALK IS. Fnlso Teeth, Gold, Silver Antiques A eoinsbonclit, Itoman's. fill N.

Kotss 1 ILL NOT BE ill for an) debu ct.iitracte'l my alle, Julia Uriel. II A II EE llli I EL. Kenaw.1 raMmjtlllJ. attSH WAItli. Klitroh.is Kifrt.

1'arisl Hair, Moles, destroyed. Bhideiana' indorvinent. Fit. "I years. The ItochainH'g'i.

w. rrnialm, ROOMS $4 UP W. I), Icon, SOU E. Nntth ave. Wt4fe WMfl, Y'AN'IIMI ilof-Hster llcatlna pUut.

otalet sUld raulaior, lor sn-ati Addrws Him WAVlSfi. H. Ki.lhc. Jtl S. Ltherry WIMIOW K1IAI1ES sod Ai.t.li,, A.

flmau A W. Uvltijlr.n at. f'Uaa 21KI0, UALlllH, Talking Machines and Clorka repaired. J. Ji i I M.

i.o fs, 11.1 at. rw.uin ll'lil. LLEitltlO Wllll.NIl, Call KW. H. It.

Ill iM-TO oteenmtniir sve. llul SE Hired euniidtlr. fivtuics and awitchej. t-VI. The Col'iroliis Kleetrlc o.

slvert ZVm, LEA ifN HAiltiVilKsilNH. Near llaun Parlor. 2nT l'srk ave. 8IIIIITH n.ade. allereil ai near.

2.V. up. hOIrl iliaimsl. Kill llsilo. si.

I'sl. 27M. WANTS. rsEn FT'IINITI HH rav 111.: CiY and trrmevl jnti ready rasli. I am a qillclt tjyev and gtiarantiw Justice, with fair iilsy.

Also buying Jill! SI IHI1.II 1 I I I I TM. OKEtl'E To make nrmey, Just rhonei 1 writ and I anil call Uuiocdlstely 10 giru etrielenr. earrlee. All lloo-lt Bmnmrit At Vf.ir M1.PI1AN IILNNINLS. OffliT, 70S X.

Iloveanl St. Hions Vernon HM. "SPOT CASH FOR USED PLAYER-PIANOS UPltlliirr ANIl BAllt fJIIANOII. Pill INK Vl.ltMON HVH. OK WHITE NAT 'L PIANO EaKCIIANGE XJi N.

IIIWAI1I ST. Furniture and Carpets pay the highest price for tl.em. We hny eveiythuirf. UHsli-rn sn-r old lime. Will call any-vtue, evty or country.

Ptu ne at once. Plara or poatal. P. LEVIS. Kill Waal Baltimore Itreet.

BEST PRICES PAID For vrair -hand fumrfure. 1 am in eve n1 of boOi nuern an-l nijiue. single piece- or entire hotuehrid lis. will call apywtine I'romtit serrlre. lie sure to tor HENliEltSON.

Vernon or vrtltr U't'' Holilna Uti t. i'urnitiire and Hnuai'lmlil Kffccta, MniiEiiv axn axTiorr. Lsnr and small lots. Call enavtred witliiD eve hour. Cell rrnon s.4s.

A. Cttoi'KIt, Tns iiowitr) UKST CASH l'KICKH PAID Kolt t'SEll H'ltNITI HE. MOIil.ltS ANU AXTTU1 I MR. IIOPKIXS. KOliKST W33-J.

LOYOLA HEICIITK AVE. FURNITURE AND CARPETS Will pay b'Bh prtrea for fnniltnr, earp4. ere. Mo'mi ao'l sntwue; tng.t ijiece jt eo lire h(ihll. Will full aiuwbere, 1' MAItVI.V.

2 fTifnn a.e. LifwTrtt CASH FOR ALL KINDS FURNITURE THOMAS SI'iO Wctwcevl sve. Calvert K'Jl. CALL MK FIRST. CALVKUT 5754.

For Your Furniltire and Clotliitit. Mtslern ft Aniline Furniture. Pisno. ft Virtrolaa. K.

TICK 1 S.V. Oieene and Harstog sts. FURNITURE WANTED Of all drscriplions. Iligheit prlcea field. Asm.

fn Tin -It W. It n. 1 sliert itii; pitic'i i'a'iij kou all kinos FURNITURE AND PIANOS MAX, K71 BtlTlmore st Cslvrrt ROpL OLD-T1 FU KNIT Chins, nia-awsre. Paintlnti, Anything d. A II.

It PHY, 12 y. Bead It Vetnon 11." Kl KN1II llonseheui rlT. ts tKSlglit. Itm and small Iota, ati.lnni aiel antiiiiie. A.

KAY, ld tKSlgtit. 11 aiel antiane. A. i iw.iei tn.iiey sr ihoa or Veviion TO SILL Oit ItEI'AlU SMlr sntuiue fiitlliture rail (crt-J. SOUTH.

UN ANTlgtb SHOP. 3'i'J It AN'IIOI'E Ittroitiire. hoot 1IM yrara old: bia i aio. ar il anyioing nerore v'-n Sf, Kltnl T. Hi! H.

Snritij at. W. lfe WsT. KI'ltNITI BE WANTEK. O.

VEIIMlN liH3 1 1 le. let t. II. CAJII lor Kt.sk an 1 Elvtnnv Cad MIL HhNNr. fair en TJ3 AI It EFT.

AR lllt.H At tl. FOH MEN METIS, Inr-. Apiatel. lUS Csrev st. fill.

Jtisa. BIO I'l'it for (titties. Shoos, W'esrlng Arrsicl, TII II I M7 fen is. ave sd. 4107 rntNliriFP.

Wove einl lee Hoses: hiiSrpcem. II'EAE. SI iinl air. Vemon lsi ri iti'iii stl I'lAMl Cheati for essh. Ve-ocn lyil.

fsV2 ANTIOEI- si'd Mu-lem Kumpnre booaht: r'od vricva. JiU.lnan.irvl Aia.euuist. WulleS-lL PERSONALS. (7) QCNDT In sad remembrance of my dear wife, CLARA ESTELLA (uee Bingle), who died this day one year atfo. May we meet her In Heaven.

IS BY HEK LOVING HUSBAND AND CHI I.D EN, RUDOLPH O. WUA NDT. OSl AND FOUND. (8) BR Fleilbta Oni Bracelet, art Mfi and O'S'i a. Liberal renard.

Return te 118. Kit ray-hit. 3213 C.lll.1. ave. for 7110W.

Dims- CA.sK lAt ft.an auuraotalt. 11 2VKi Phiiadelpl.ia atenue. Uol.e CUESAl'EAKE BAY DOG Straiod from Woodbn-ik Station Wvdn and a ldrem on roimtJ 1 reti-. 8mut)i rmarrt John 8. Wnodbroua, Md.

IXKi t'l MALIC, POUIH.B: an.Kemto i': irnard letuml to 203 LAS'l UiMiHnndle and lut. lo laaMil. to name "Soon." I.kena linniber 14-2. tUr 52l X. I21ftl avnuie.

lloaton Bull lemur lo.t ticmllt lilton I'irk: Hr.ao on naiselau. Bewaro. low Mll.TO.N AV- IKHi. 1'eJiiiiaeM. lott vicinity ot 400 lll.v R'O-ri ale Kcn'ri.

4iMW.U'arw ave. Ulny lil.l. fHii: lo.i: hmtm Hetvard II ra- tumul to Mrs. Maryyii.liu, 1" AMI MKH( H.IMS oa.va l.wt. D.

-111. iifi'in, i Wriit Vatch Sunday Charlaa .,..1 ai.t xa. and 8i-il ouiniira Himie-rtead St. Thone niversiiy 25UO. Reward.

-u. 1. MWMI tt and tt.30 M. frovVi auto on Philadelphia road. Return lii MISS 1-LCV.

Inrtruitor at Hociuchdd- Kutin'a. 4tn lm itanarfl. Inat. Lin llA.XlfUAU, ITliinVtl i vi, iiv IT er.il reaara. raitiv i 1X15 411 l'srk are.

vemon w-w. Loot Sunday, Hillina i urrolltnn ave. r-r rotFi-iriw at. ard. 118 S.

Cairollton ave. I'CAUI, It.wary. vlcinlly Biitem ave. ani iTiv ii.i i.ki l.v.,mltv Fin. markail "1.

H. fiwrV' on back. Reward. Gilmor 8809 or 1' '-J48. 8un.

PIN Cauien, lost OHtwaen Hf-ard. Return turn to nun r. r.u i MUKKTBIXlK Lost mount ave. and Monday, vicinity Biddi. Reward.

Grwn 1128 l'( KKI BiiOK. brown: lost balmday. HUH Wllkfiu ave. moo Mw. Reuard.

Irivu I lima. lo.I firilntv Hub ilneherliild'a and Stewart Iteivsr.l. MISS l'l lilllK BAIINKH. litdlia' Blion Hub. HIMiS.

a. lost no Ifecmner SMi l-'-'O reward rilllrned to 27111 N. Califrt St. I niv. 01 3S.

SHOPPING BAH. black leather. lot In or L'limjton Msiket and 'ara Friday morn. n. Jam II uary 14: contains keys and celllug cards.

II. II. Ijau iTneao oini. UMBRELLA, imrpl 9k Initials on handle ft, 9 loat on car No. 2S R.

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IN MEMORIAM. en BAXTER. On January 15, 1027. SARAH LIBBIE. aged 27 yeurs, beloved daughter ot Ueorge Mc.

anil Surah Baxter. a. i. p. Funeral from her parents' residence, near Uarrisonvllle, Wednesday at tt.30 A.

thence to Holy Family Church at Harrisonvllie, where Mass will be offered at 10 A. M. Interment In the cemetery adjoining church. 19 January 16, 1927, OLIVE M. BL'SCH (nee Armstrong), beloved wile ot John Busch.

Funeral will take place from ber late residence, 4M Harford road, on Wednesday at 8.30 A. thence to St. Dominic's Church, where a Requiem High Mass will be said at 9 A. M. Inter.

inunt In New C'nthedral Cemetery. 11) BUTT. SARAH beloved wife of the late Barry Butt, died at the resilience ot her daughter, Mrs. Wilbur Outten, Portsmouth. on January 15, 1027, and will arrive In Baltimore cn Tuesday morning, January 18, at 7 A.

M. Funeral will take place from the residence of her niece. Miss Emma Johnson, East Madison street, on Wednesday, Jnnuary lit. at 8 P. M.

lu-tertnent in Oak La-fl Cemetery. lite On January 17, 1927. in his Slst year, ALFRED beloved bus-band of Cora 1. M. Chenowuth and eld-eat son of the late Benjamin X.

and Mary Wood Chenoweth. 19 Funeral from his late residence, 512 Arlington avenue, Govana. on Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Interment in Green-mount Cemetery.

Please omit flowers.) CLARKE. Suddenly, on January 17, 1027, JAMES husband or the late Anna Clarke (nee Frank). Funeral from the residence of bis sister-in-law. Mrs. Edward Clarke, 21 South Linwood avenue, on Thursday, January 2(t.

at 8 A. Requiem High Mass at St. Elizabeth's Church at 8.30 A. M. 20 COOK.

On January 17, 1927, MARY B. inee bnkuw, nirea 87 years, tne De-loved wife of the lam David Cook. Funeral from the residence of ber dauahter. Mrs. Mnrv Mnirliinls.

700 East Twenty-lirst street, on Wednesday 11 A. M. Interment In Greenmount cemetery. iu COX. On January 10.

1U27, ADA A. COX (nee Price), aged 25 years, the beloved Wlie Ol nuruerc Lox. The funeral from her late residence, 2504 Lauretta on Wednesday at 3.30 P. AI. Interment in Woodlawn.

19e CROSBY. On January 19, after a short illness, CHARLES beloved husband of Matilda L. Crosby (nee Free), aired 74 venra. Funerul from his late residence, 134 South Highland avenue, on Wednesday, January 19, at P. M.

interment in Oaklawn Cemetery 19 CUNNINGHAM. On January 1(1. 1927, WILBUR aged 79 years, beloved husband of Rebecca E. Cunningham. Funeral from his late residence, 1903 Wheeler avenue, on Wednesday morning at 10.30.

Interment in St. Mary's cemetery, tiampcien. roc DAIILING. On January 10, 1927, CON-. RAD, in his 70th year, beloved husband of the late Lona Dahllng (nee Itinnc).

Funeral from the residence of his son-in-law, Mr Marshall Lucas. 2844 Wilkens avenue, on Tuesday afternoon nt 2 o'clock. Interment in Western Cemetery. lSe DEAL. On January 17, 1927.

ROBERT aged 01 years, beloved husband of Maggie C. Deal (nee Leonard). Funeral from his late residence, 2857 Prospect street, on Thursday at 11 A. M. Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery l))e DOTSON.

On January 15, 1927, MANSFIELD aged 83 years, the beloved husband of the late Matilda A. Dotson (nee Wlgner). Newark (N. and West Virginia papers please copy. The funeral from his daughter's residence, Mrs.

George P. Stuckrath, 132 West Fort avenue, on Wednesday at P. M. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. lSe DRAXBAUER.

Suddenly, on January 10, 1927, CHARLES in his 20th year, beloved Bon of Charles and Elizabeth Dranbauer (nee Williams). Funeral from the residence of his parents, 2S23 Hudson street, on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Onklawn Cemetery. lOe DUNN. On January 14, 1927.

KATE DUNN (nee Kellcy), beloved wife oi the late Peter Dunn. Funera. from her late residence, 1025 Greemnount avenue, Tuesday at 8.30 A. M. Requiem High Mnss at St.

John's Church at 9 A. M. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery, Harford road. 18 ELDIOlt. Ou January 15, 1927.

JOHN ROBERT, the beloved husband of Bertha Florence Elder (nee Harlo). Philadelphia (Pa.) and Washington (D. papers please copy. The funeral from his late residence, 2100 Greenmount avenue, on Tuesday at 3.30 P. M.

Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. lSe ELLERBROCK. On January 10, 1927, otter a snort illness, Mini anna (nee Handel), aged 59 years, beloved wife of Joseph F. Ellerbrock. Funeral from her late residence, 1 Debray avenue, Catonsville, on Thursday morning, January 20, at 9 o'clock.

Solemn Requiem High Mass for the repose of her soul at St. Mark's Church at 10 o'clock. Interment in Holy Redeemer Cemetery. 20 FARO.UHAR. On January 17, 1927, EL LEN, aged UO years.

Funeral services at her late residence, Sandy Spring, Wednesday, Jan-unry 19. at 11 A. M. 19 FLUCKENSTE1JN. On January 15, 1927, ANNA 1C, beloved wife of the late John Fleckensteln.

Funeral will take place from ber late residence, 1109 North Eden street, on Wednesday at 8.30 A. M. thence to St. Janies' Church, where a Solemn Requiem High Mass will be said at 9 A. M.

Interment In Holy Redeemer Cemetery. 19 GERBER. On January 15, 1927, VIR GINIA wire or the late unanes t. Gerlier and daughter of Ida A. and the late Louis W.

Atkins. Funeral from ber late residence, 3789 Kossuth street, ou Tuesday afternoon at 3.31) o'clock. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. 18e G1LLIS. Ou January 17, 1927, GIL- duul, ueioveu uusuauu ul iuiu uui.b (nee Bohlmnn).

Funeral from bis late residence, 2754 Kinaly street, on Thursday, January 20. at 2 P. M. Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery 20e GORSUCH. On January 17, 1927, sud- ueniy, irnvauu Dctovea nnsnana of the late Agnes A.

Gorsuch. (Washington papers please copy. Fuaeral will take place from his late residence, 1130 East 38th street, on Thursday at 8.30 A. thence to St. Ann's Church, where a Requiem High Mass will be said at 9 A.

M. interment in Woodlawn Cemetery. 20o GRIFFiN. On January 10. 1927, ROSE GRIFFIN (nee Rice), beloved wife of the lato William GrlfAn.

Philadelphia (Pa.) papers please copy. Funeral from her late residence, 1140 Washington Boulevard, Thursday at 8.30. Requiem High Mass at St. Peter's Church at 6 o'clock. Relatives and friends arc invited to attend.

Interment in New Cathedral. 20 HANN. On Saturday. January 15, 1927, at rne nome or nis unuRiuer, Mrs. upward L.

Watson, 1325 Mudlson avenue. CHARLES HANN, In the 81st year of his age. Funeral services at the above residence on Tuesday, January 18, at 2 P. M. Interment private.

ISc HEAPS. On January 17, 1927, JOHN aged 72 years. Services from his late residence, Delia, Wednesday at 2 o'clock, lse HEl.MiLLER. On January 17, 1927, SOPHIA, beloved sister of Mrs. Annie Cromwell.

Relatives and friends are InvKed to attend the funeral services from the residence of her sister, Mrs. A. G. Cromwell, Klsinor avenue. Forest Park, on Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock.

Infer ment private. le UIvNKEL. At Pittsburgh on January 11. 1927. CAROLINE, beloved wife of the late Henry llenkcl.

Funeral will take place from the residence of Mrs. Margaret Uroltenbach, 2413 McElderry street, on Tuesday at 2 P. M. Interment In Mounc Carmel Cemetery 18e HOGG. On January 14, 1927, lit Ills residence, 702 South Klxth street.

WILLIAM In his forty-fllth year, beloved husband of Emma Hogg (nee Wagner). Funeral from the residence of his brother-iii -law, Mr. Adam Kafcr, "Oil South Sixth street, on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Oak-lawn Cemetery. lao TO HOLD MEETING Convenes Today In Luray With Many Delegates.

INVOLVES 115 COUNTIES Prominent Shenandoah Man Dies. In Drug Business Nearly Fifty Luray, Jan. 17 (Special). With delegates in attendance from man? ot the 113 counties In the country through which the transcontinental Lee nigh way runs the annual convention of the Lec Highway Association will get under way here tomorrow. Officials To Speak.

President Henry Roberts, of Bristol, will conduct the meeting and addresses will be made by E. O. Pippin, executive secretary of the State Commission on Conservation and Development, who will tell the commission's work toward se curing the Shenandoah National Park; Lee Long, of Dante, prominent raining man; Dr. S. M.

Johnson, of New Mexico, director of tctivities of the organization, and others. F. TV. Weaver, of the Luray merly field secretary of the assocation; will make the address of welcome. The Lee Highway, which runs from Xcw Tork down the Atlantic coast to Washington, thence through Virginia by way of Luray to the Valley pike, goes through the Southwest to California.

Four hundred miles of the highway are located in Virginia, with less than twenty miles noa-hardsurfaced. Prominent linn Die. E. Yager Hudson, 68 years old, one of the most prominent business leaders of this county, died his home in Shenandoah last night from paralysis. 1 A native of near Luray, Mr.

Hudson had been in the retail drug business for nearly fifty years, thirty-five years of which had been in Shenandoah. He is survived oy his widow and one son, who had been associated in business with him. A brother, Charles J. Hudson, of Luray, also survives. Funeral services will be held here.

Cold Wave Causes Fires Through Explosions Store Burst la Washington County Home Over Week-End. Hagerstown, Jan 17 W). A series of fires and explosions, directly due to the cold wave, caused considerable damage in Hagerstown and the county over the week-end. The heaviest loss was suffered at the residence of Miller Osborne in Cannon avenue, where an iron range and boile- exploded shortly after Osborne had started a fire in "the range. urniture arm otner iurnisnines in me rooln were damaged by pieces of flying iron and the bouse was damaged by An explosion of an oil heater at the home of Edward Brumbaugh, State fitnrtpd a tire which was extin guished after doing some damage.

Half a dozen fire alarms in Hagerstown kept the fire companies busy. WILL CASE DECISION UPHELD Uagenionn Woman To Share In Brother' Estate. Cumberland, 17. Judge Doub upheld the verdict of the jury and overruled the motion for a new trial In the Circuit Court in the removed case from Washington county of Mrs. Margaret Sohindel against the heirs of Dr.

C. R. Scheller, a physician of Hagerstown. Mrs. Schindel, a sister of Dr.

Scheller, filed a caveat, "alleging that she helped care for her brother during his Illness, hut did not share in his estate. A jury decided for Mrs. Schindel that she was entitled as an heir to share in the estate. Marriage Licenses. EBEKT SMITH.

Jacob 55, widower; Katie 07, widow, 127 West Beverly street- DONOHDE MATTHEWS. John 22, 2716 Jefferson street Mary 18. GATES BRUNNER. Charles 23, 711VJ West Fayette street; Pauline 18 HAKVEI CROMWELL. Currnn 40, 100 West University Parkway; Cbar- HTOHES SHINABERRI.

Aaron 33, divorced, 2H00 Orleans street; Edith 28, divorced. KELLX BEROEB. James St, 19 Christopher street; Laura 21. KUZMINSK1 POOLE. Stasis, 30, 815 Hollins street; Susannah, 28, divorced.

LAM GOOD. Monroe, 6U, widower, 1003 Woodley street; Mary 56, widow. 3.1. divorced. New York, N.

Helen 24. BICE HARVEI. Leo, 39, Warrenton, Va. Inez 38. divorced.

SNOOTS COITLTER. Charles 21, Weverton. Mary IS. TARBUTTON AIItEY. Joseph 28, 1260 Riverside avenue; Oelma 34, divorced.

TODD WILLEY. James 83, Hartford, Bertha 31. WELBOOKNE ELLIS. Boyd 31, 747 East Thirty-sixth street; Evelyn 00 WHITE WINTERLING. Wallace 28, divorced, 10 South Caroline street; Theliun 18.

ZALElillUS GALKACCKIE.S'E. Anthony, 38. 1215 Llatitia avenue; Magdeleoa, 80, widow. Deaths Reported To Health Department. Deaths reported to the Health Department from 4 P.

Sunday unLil 4 P. M. yesterday were: Name. Age. llesidence.

Andrews. William ul Ants. Jioweu. tlxmias 59.. 11121 McElderry St lavi, Roxie A 84..3718 Roland ave.

Anna E. 80.. 1109 N. Lden at. Giuia Bowman Oft- tonaville.

Greshati. J-ace. 55..10.1 Longwood at. Jaeubi. fchrjbeth 69.

.4802 Ferndale ava. Koei.lr. William 47.. 8 Kastern ave. Kistner.

Isabelle 42. .7.19 N. Fnlton ire. Mct'andlish, Mary 30. .2024 Bdmondion ave.

Nichols. Klinalxnh 88.. 535 S. Canollton av. Hitter.

Anna 87.. COS Rlchwood ave. IticKert. Alargaret Kosiyn ave. Raltertleld.

Franda X. 40. .1122 Barclay at. rtcniecter, ioia at. IMulns.

It mhi St. Paul st HhaFraa. Minnie. Westminster aid. 8.

Ann at. 1..221 S. Clintcm at. 41 .212 Kmmel t. lyuis SuntoluHm.

Vnyre, rfOLGHFD w. Mulhcrrrit, Barton. Audrey 510 VlnoenS at. Btowu. Jennie Kimotidson are.

William 45. .1518 B. Madiaon St. Watatns, Bamual AO. .606 N.

Bethel St. ihmthsi IDay SCHOOLMAN. On January 13, 1027, CHRISTIAN 6J years, the beloved husband of Emily Scboolmuo. (St. Louis (Mo.) and New York papers please copy.) The funeral from bis late residence, Clenburnie, on Tuesday at 3.30 P.

M. Interment In Cedar Hill Cemetery. Is SMART. On Juuuary 17, 1927, JANE ri.MAKT, aged US years, or Nortn Calvert street. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral services at the Mitchell Home, 1900 Eutaw Place, on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.

Interment private. 19e SMITH. On January 10. 1927, JOHN aged years, beloved husband of Jennie Smith. Funeral from his late residence, 2S2S Huntingdon avenue, on Wednesday, January 19, at 11 A.

M. Interment In Lorraine Park Cemetery. 19o SNYDER. On Jauuary 15. 1927, KATII- ERINE widow or i-atruu snyuer and grandmother of Mrs.

Joseph T. Ba rry. Funeral from the funeral home ot Charles F. Evans Son, 118 West Mount Royal avenue, on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. 18 STEWART.

On January li, 1927, FANNY F. STEWART I nee iiemiu-berv), widow of James A. Stewart. Funerul from ber late residence, North Front street, on Thursday at 8.30 A. M.

Requiem Mass at St. Vincent's Church at A. M. Interment In St. Vincent's Cemetery.

19e STEWART. On January 10. 1927. ROBERT STEWART, aged 82 years. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services, at bin home.

427 Madison aveuue, on Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock. Interment private. 1 TAYLOU. Suddenly, on January 18. 1927, at 1 A.

HENRY aged 33 years, beloved husband of Lillian B. Taylor (nee Melseuhiilder), Funerul from the residence of his futlier-ln-law, Frederick Meisenhaliler, (1207 Eastern avenue, on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in (ink Lawn Cemetery, 19e TAYLOR. On January 1(1. 1927, AMELIA willow of William II.

Taylor. Funeral services at the residence of ber brother. William B. Lanibrlght 1123 South Charles street, on Wednesday at 2 P. M.

Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery. 19e THE1S. Suddenly, on Jantiury 10. 1927, DORA TIIEIS, beloved wife of the late George Tneis. Funerul from the residence of her son itr.

John R. Quent. 009 Colerulne road, Cntonsville. on Wednesday. Jan uary 19.

at 10 o'clock. Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery. TnviriJnii 17. 1927. WILHEL MINA TREFF (nee Zeun), aged 73 von rs.

beloved wife of Louis Treff. Funeral will take place from her late residence, 531 North Milton avenue, on Thursday at 2 P. M. Interment in l.ou- don Park Cemetery. 2(le VOLLMEI1IIOUSEN.

On January 17, 1927, JANETTE CARR, aged 22 years, helnvert wife of Conrad Vollmerhotisen, Funeral services at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. is. carr, Wodnesdnv morning at 11 clock.

In ferment in Ivy Hill Cemetery, Laurel Maryland. 19e WANNENWETSCII. On January 14 1927, Annie C. (nee Bruckner), wue oi tne lato lieorge n. vvannenweiscu.

Funeral from her late residence, 115 Smith Pnvson street, on Tuesday after noon nt 2 o'clock. Intermen In London Park Cemetery. lSe WILSON'. On January 17. 1927.

nt residenco of her brother, William A. Miles, Laurel, ELIZABETH EL LEN, aged 02 years. Row! cps at the above rest donee on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Ivy Hill Ceme-fprv. 19e WOLF.

On January 17, 1927, LENA. wife of Thomas vv oit. Funeral from her late residence. 5211 Elslnor avenue, on Thursday, January 20, at 2 P. M.

Interment In Woodlawn I 'emetery. 1 9n WOODS. On January 17, 1927, ELLEN beloved wife of Thomas J. woous, Cumberland (Md.) papers please copy. Funeral from her late residence, Broari avenue, near Sulphur Spring road, Lansdowne, on Thursday at b.jo a.

Requiem Mass at St. Clement's Church at 9 A. M. Interment In New Cathedral Cemetery. JJ ft'lixiim On January 17.

1927. SARA 1 1 K. WUNDErt (nee Slmonrla), agod 44 years, beloved wife of Robert H. Wun- Funeral from her late residence, 2.1,18 Lauretta avenue, on Wednesday, 1.30 P. M.

Interment Loudon Park Cemetery. 10 CEMETERIES AND LOTS. (2) WOODLAWN Baltimore's Most Beautiful Cemetery Lots $75 and Up In iustir-e to yourself, see this beautiful hit cf "(iod'a Acre" before you select lonr lamily lot Beautifully conceived and artistically landscaped to enhance incomparable nst-nral beauty, this place of peace la the finest example of the way a modern burial park ehould be planned and tier. pHually carid for. 6urvtce In keeping with vour ideals.

Take No. 32 car (Woodlawn) dlrvyt In entrance on iJwynn Oak ave. Lilinal te-rns. Cltv office. Title lllrlg.

PlaaaCr.ls. P-A-R-K-W-O-O-D Own Cathedral." A Ijvrn-Plan Cemetery Anptvllni to the Moit Discriminating Patron acc Lots sold on small monthly pay menta if desired. Let na call for you at your home to how sou PAI1KWOOD. Tills put you under no nliliaatlcn. PIIONH HAMILTON 0598.

Druid Ridge Cemetery Is dMIngulaber! for cordial end excellent service, modern, elrsant enuipment and the exquisite artistry apparent In Its development. Filter the Cemetery from Relstentown read at Pikeaville; al'0 from Park llpinht svinut at Old Court road. The Superintendent's Office ia located at Reisterstown road entrance. Phone 150. Executive OHice.

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(7) EDKLMAN. In loving rememlirgnre of my dear hud. and. J. DEL-MAN, who ili-parteil this life one year axo, Jnnuary Is, My gweetest niemorlea are of my dear busliand.

It's lonesome here without yon. And sad the wenry way, Fur life la riot the smite to mo Sine you were culled away. 1Se BY HIS LOVISf. WIFK. MIL'HAKL, In Invlnir romemlirnitrei of my doar mother.

MAUOAKKT I'. who dopnrteil this llfo four yeura tun tmlny, Jnnuary IS, The frolilen (rntca wore opened. Ami 11 volee aalil. ome." And with lier farewell iiriKf.oken Klie almly entered hnmnj BY HF.n LflVINU JJAUGUTER JINNA W. UUlvIJIC.

lbe HULSEMAN. On January 15, 1027, KM In bis 43d year, beloved sod of Mary and the late Charles F. Hulsemau Funeral from Joseph Syfer's Funeral Parlor, 1000 West North avenue, on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Inter- ment in Oaklawrn Cemetery. 18e Jl UN.

ou January 17, 1U27, BYHXKY hc-ioved husband of Beatrice Fisher Juhn. Funeral from his late residence, southeast corner Carroll road and Wirt avenue, on Wednesday morning, January 10, at 10 o'clock. lse KEEN AN. On January 17, 1927, JAMES beloved son of James aud Agnus F. Kwnan (nee Byrne).

Fuuerul will take place from the parents' reHidence, 029 Valley street, on Wednesday at 11 A. M. Interment lu Now Cathedral Cemetery. 19 KEISKK. On January Id.

1927, MILTON in his 21st year, beloved son of Michael and Lena Keiser (nee Schmidt)'. Funeral from his parents' residence, 909 South East avenue, on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment in Onklawn Cemetery. 19e KELLY. On January 1(5, 1927, at his home, Slmpsonville, Howard county, BENJAMIN, aged 7S years, beloved husband of Virginia Kelly.

Funeral from Locust Chapel on Wednesday at 2 P. M. Interment in church cemetery. 19e KIRTCHEK. On January ii27.

LOUIS the beloved son of the late Frank and Anna Klrtcher. Funeral from bis sister's residence, Mrs. Albert Hunt, (Kid street and Philadelphia road, on Wednesday at 8 A. M. Requiem Mass at St.

Elizabeth's Church at 8.30 A. M. Interment la Holy Ke-dcemer Cemetery. 10 LEAKY. On January 16, 1927, MARY, beloved wile or the late james Leary.

Funeral from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Annie Mooney, 14 South Pulaski street, on Wednesday at 8.30 A. M. Requiem High Mass at St. Martin's Church at o'clock.

Interment In Cathedral Cemetery. 11) LUDWIG. On January 10, 1927, ANNIE R. Ll'DWIG (nee Lotz), beloved wife of John B. Luilvrig.

Funeral services will be held at her late residence, 2545 Francis street, on Wednesday, January 19, at 2.30 P. M. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. 19e MA AG. On January 17.

1927, SISTER MARY GABRIEL, of the Order of the Visitation of Mt. Ve Sales Academy, daughter of the late Air. autt Mrs. ah gust Maag. lHe fpD A R.

On January 11. 1927. in Tuc son. CATHERINE wife of the late William A. McDade.

Fnnornl services will be held at Wil Ham J. Tlckner Sons, North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Wednesday, January 19, at 11 A. M. Interment In Western Cemetery. Remain will arrive nt above addreRS Tuesday at noon.

19 MEUKS. On January 10, 1927, HOW ARD, beloved nusDana or Margaret Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services at tne residence of his daughter, Mrs. Clarence G. Brown. Prospect and Edmondson avenues, Edmondsun Ridge, Catonsvllle, on Wednesday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock.

Interment Lorraine Cemetery lite MEGARY. On January 10, 1927, JOSEPH beloved nusDana oi tne iaie Louisa V. Megary. Funeral from Ills late residence, 4001 Liberty Heights avenue, on Tuesday at 2 P. M.

Interment in Druid Ridge Cemetery. lSe MEKCERON. On January 17, 1927, at his home, 203 Alleghany avenue, Towson, FRANK beloved husband of Mary Dart Merceron (neo Wright). Funeral services at the above residence on Wednesday. January 19, at 11 A.

M. Interment in Prospect Hill Cemetery. Towson. 19 MEYISU. On January 13, 1927, at her residence.

1800 North uona street, a-NIE MEYER (nee Mlddleton). beloved wife of the late Charles Christopher Meyer. Funeral from the above residence on Tuesday at 2 P. M. Interment in National Cemetery.

lfia MILLER. On January 10, 1927, MARGA- RETH, beloved wife or the late iouis B. Miller. Frostburg (Md.) and Philadelphia papers please copy. Funeral services will take place at her late Jiome, 1424 South Charles street, on Tuesday at 2 P.

M. Interment in London Park Cemetery. 18e MILLER. Ou Sunday morning, January 10. 1927.

at Mercy Hospital, Baltimore, GERTRUDE JANE, infant daughter of Edward B. and Mary E. Miller. Funeral services at St. Mary's Church, Laurel, Tuesday morning, January 18.

at 8.30 o'clock. 18e MIX. On January 15, 1927, JOHN in his 73d year, beloved husband of Anna M. Mix. Funeral from his late residence.

1110 Eighth street, Morrell Park, on Tuesday, January 18, at 11 A. M. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 18 MOORE. Suddenly, on Jauuary 17.

1927, FRANK beloved husband of Amelia Moore( nee Meagher). Funeral from the home of his daughter, Joseph Hasson, 426 Beehlcr avenue, near Reisterstown road, on Thursday at 2 P. M. Intenneut in Woodlnwn Cemetery. 20e MORTON On January 13.

11127. ROS1E A in her seventy-second year, widow of Patrick Morton and mother of John T. Morton. Funeral from her late residence, East Eager street, on Tuesday at 8.15 o'clock. Requiem Mass at St.

Andrew's Church at 9 o'clock. Interment In New Cathedral Cemetery. 18 MURRAY. On January 17, 1927, at her late residence, Odenfon, EMILY REBECCA, in her 77th yenr, beloved wife of the lnle George M. Murray.

Fnneral services at Nichols Memorial M. P. Church. Odcnton, on Thursday, January 20, at 2 o'clock. How happy we were in days gone by, When our circle was fully complete, But now it is broken, our loved one Has gone to sleep at the Saviour's feet.

Some dav we are going to meet you On that beautiful golden shore: Our circle will then be complete again, Never to be broken any more. 20e BY HER CHILDREN. NOLAN. On January 17, 1927, after a short Illness. MAZZIE.

aged 88 years, beloved wife of the lute James Nolan. Funeral from her late residence, 726 South Third street, on Wednesday morning, January 19, at 8 o'clock. Solemn Requiem High Muss for the repose of her soul at Sacred Heart Church at 9 o'clock. Interment in New Cathedral Cemetery. 19 OVER.

On Jouuary 15, 1927, after a lingering Illness. MARGARET, beloved wife of Harry W. Over. Funeral from her sister's residence, Mrs. J.

E. Tannyson, 2233 East Pres-tou street, on Tuesduy at 2 P. M. Interment In Baltimore Cemetery. 18e OWENS.

On January 10. 1927, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Charles S. Thomas, 4 Homestead avenue, Gar-denville, Belalr rond, FANNIE widow of John C. Owens.

Eastern Shore papers plende copy. Interment at Dames Quarters, Wednesday. January 19. 18 RANDALL. On January 15, 1927.

at his home. Winters avenue and Old Frederick road. Cntonsville. PHILIP C. Infant son of John W.

i nil Viola Randall. Funeral from the above residence on Tuesday, nt 2 P. M. Interment In extern SI arr Cemetery. TSe RAPPE.

On January 15. 1927, FREDERICK, aged 89 years, beloved husband (of Johanna Rappe. The funeral from his late residence, 1845 Norlh Colllngton avenue, on Tuesday at 1.30 M. Interment in Mount Carmel 1K RUES. On January 17.

1927, MARY A. KKKS, beloved wife of Simon Rees (nee Phillips). Funeral will take place from her late residence, Toone street, of which due notice will lie given 18e RE.MMKY. on Juuiiiiry 15. 11127, WILLIAM beloved husband of Theresa Rominey (nee Chaney).

New Castle (Del. I papers please copy. Funeral from his late residence, fhesnpenke avenue and Second street, Brooklyn. on Tuesday at 3.30 P. M.

Interment In Cedar Hill Cemetery. IV SIIAHRER. On Monday. January 1 1927. at the Women's Hospital.

MINNIE, aged 61 years, beloved wife of Jesse C. Sharrer. Funeral from her late residence, Willis street. Westminster. Wednesday, January 19, at 19.30 A.

M. Interment lnlVesttriliistertWnpfHry- 19 SH -Suddenly, on JoiTuarv 17. 1927. EDITH aged 42 vears, beloved wife of Fletcher J. Nhoekels.

Funeral services at her late residence, 1147 South Paca street? on Thursday at 2 P. M. Jnuiraient in Oaklawn LVme-tory. oil at the stations named helow: Atlantio City. Clear.

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CLARENCE beloved son of the late Harmon and Reglua Allers. Funeral from his home, 717 St. Peter street, on Tuesday at 11 M. Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery. 18 ALVATHER On January 14, 1927.

JOHN, beloved son of the late Conrad and Susan R. Alrather. 18 Funeral from the residence of his sister, Mrs. Julia Houseman, 2004 Eastern avenue, on Tuesday, January 18, at 2 P. M.

Interment Baltimore Cemetery. BAILEY. -On January 10, 1927, EUNU'll MAKSDEN BAILEY nee Hurley), aged 38 years, the beloved wife of Roger O. Bailey. The funeral from her late residence, 3014 Westwood avenue, on Wednesday at 3.30 P.

M. lSe BLAMBERO. On the evening of January 17, 1927, at her lato residence, 3103 Callaway avenue. CLARA WILSON, be-loved wife of Richard Lee Blamberg and beloved daughter of John H. ana Mary W.

Cronhnrdt. Due notice of funeral. BOSLEY. On January 18. 1927, suddenly, at his homo.

Uuxton. CHAUNCEY BROOKS, beloved husband of Alice Bnsley (nee Helm). Funeral services at the nbovo residence on- Tuesday, January 18, at 11 A. M. Interment private, 18a A a pit plaiu cwkiiifi DC IH)- wi'fk 1T-7 Cmy st.

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