THE EVENING SUN, BALTIMORE. WEDNESDAY. JULY 27. 1910. 3 ITU ATlOHt WAHTSD, rCMALB.
KELP WATTKT MALS. REAL EITATE KIIAU. A IT eTVas. I.I. aA IftlA na 1 im pgr mn tot 'ill Bead Ibxfiai iar AMoeia.
tion Banquet' Follow. NEW AUTOMOBILE REGISTRATION The following Is a continuation of the list of automobiles registered at the Washington Bureau ot the Automobile Commission since July J. sg. En. if a A BP AW.
BS CBSS www Park.N (JKOB08 BBAI.NABD BAsUat. aged 8U years. Interment (priests) la Ixradoa Park Ometery an Tnuradar aftersocin. (plesa omit finwera. HAYLIB.
Mudde-nly. no Tuly 5B, lflla t.B P. 11., at bis horn. Wellsrlww. A ana) Artimlel county.
Md nar Annapolis, MH. UKNKY WINTER BAYLIB. lAnrtnaHeHd and Ha OrafT (Ohio) papers plena eupf.l mini, r.r riiiddenijr, on Julr XB, lBia, at Parktnn. JAM KB twlorad hue band of Mary 16. Boelry.
Funeral from his lata rmldanca. at fsrk- ton. on Thursday-, July 28, at 1 at. lotxrmsnt in Hereford Caiuatery. 7 HUANDON.
On Jnlw -A. iniit. agexl rears, belored wife of A. L. Bran.
nun, Funaral from bar lata residence. No. 19 East Centra atreet, tills (WedneadaY) aft. 17, at 4 o'clock. Iutermont private.
BROWN. Oa July 20, 1M0, BENJAMIN C. BKOWNa Funsral from hla late residence. No. 1408 Mnden awenue, on TbnrtwUy niomlns, at o'clock.
lutenueDt prlrste. (Plras omit Ho were. 1 I CONNOR. On Inly SB, 1010. at her home, at Texaa, MARY KITZOER-ALII, aged 63 yesrs, wife of Michael V.
Connor. ITopeka and Leavenworth (Kan. I papers pleaas, copy Requiem High Mass at Ht. Joseph's Cburch, Texan, on Friday morning, July 29, at o'clock. Relatives and friends ore Invited.
Trnin leaves Union Station, Baltimore, at 7.10 A. M. ft t'KAK). On July 2K, 11)10, at 1 A. at Cbesterfown, THOMAS N.
CRA1I1, In the Bgth year of hla age, beloved bua-hnnd of Agnes ('. Craig. I Norfolk and Washington papers please copy.) Funeral In I'hestertown on Thursday afternoon. July 28. phu*kRHR On July 28.
11)10, RCTH R. aged weeks, beloved daughter of George f. and Loulaa E. Dederer. The funeral will take place from bee parents' realdence.
No, 1009 Hnnover street, on Thursday, July 2B, at 'M A.M. DOBERKR On July 26. 11)10, HELENA BTE1N DOBERKR, (a her oMth tear of age, beloved wife of the late Gottlieb Doherar. (Philadelphia papers ploaau copy. The relatlwea and frlsnds of the family are respectfully lnvtted to attend the funeral from bar late residence, 23S North Carey street, on Thursday, at 2.90 P.
M. July 2A, 1010, JOHN aged 51 years, beloved husband of Katharine B. Ermold. Due notice of the funeral, from hla lata residence. No.
2B02 Pnrkwood avenue, will be given. 1 FI.YNN On July 26, 1010, at Us residence. No. 2200 East Hoffman street, I'KTKR 8., beloved husband of Emma M. Flynn.
Ilue notice of the funeral. GARLAMD. On July 25, 1910. at hef home. No.
1110 Riverside avenue, HKRNA-IiETTB aged 10 years, beloved daughter of John and the late Mary C. Garland (nee Petty). Relatives and friends of the family art) respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from tlits above address, on Thursday morning, nt 8,30 o'clock, thence to Ht. Mury ntiir of the Hen Church, where an Angel Muss will be offered for the repotta of her anul. I flOKBEIr-On July 26, 1010, ANNA SKed I'll year, beloved Wife of August C.
The funeral will take place from her lata residence. No. 8 Kuet Hnndrill atreet, on Friday at 2 o'clock. Interment In Cedar Hill Cemetry; ft HAN.MK. On July IM.
1810, GKtt-TUL'LlK II ANZ1.IK. aged 13 months aud days, belovetl dnuzbter of Joseph J. and Margiimt llanslik. Just at the break of day. When the birds were shilling-.
An angel come and whispered: "Come home to me, lny darling!" Funeral eervlcea at Mt. Anthony's Church, Gardenvllle, on Tliurailny morning. 10 o'clock. Friends iiaud Invited. llAltllY.
On July 26, 1(111), CHAttLKg V. 1IAIIKV, of Harford county. Md. 'Funnrnl from hla late residence, at CnnitlT, on Friday morning, at lis o'clock. Interment la Friends' Cemetery, Fawn Grove, l'a.
HKALKY. On July 26, 1910, 'PBTEB ,10 years, beloved husband of Maud Henley. (New York. Virginia and Gloucester eotinty papers please copy. Funeral from hla lute reslileuee, No.s1.2fll Onllford avenue, on Frldny at A.
M. Requiem High Msss for the repose of bis soul at Bt. John's Cburch nt o'clock, MILLIARD. On July 24. 1910, la Memphis, at the home of his son, Cant.
Foster 11. HIIMnrd, REV. FRANCIS W. MILI IAUK. formerly rector of St.
Mary's Church. Pocomoke City, and Zlon Parish, prince (leorf' county. i 'HUOHKH. On 'l'uesrtny July 28, 1910, at Georgetown University Hospltnl, Wasb. lngton, V.
MARY HUGHES, In th 74th year of her age, widow of William Due notion of the funeral will be given, JACKSON Hudrtenlr, on July 23, 1910, In Portlanil. Maine, GhKJRGB husband of Rettle MT Jackson. Funeral from his late residence, No. 10. ftonlh Btrlcker atreet, on Thursdsy, July 28, at 10 A.
M. Relatives and frlenda are respectfully Invited. Interment private. MAKNH. On July 2.1.
1910, MINNIE agetl 'IB yearn, beloved daughter of the law Charles O. and Mary A. E. Marsh. Funeral from her Inte residence.
No. 1228 Nort-h Howl street, on Thursday, at 10 A. M. Interment Id Oreenmonut Ceme. McDHRMOTT On July 28.
1910, at his residence. No. 2T East Hill street, THOMAB, beloved hnslinnd of the lata Elliabetb Mcliermott (nee Reynolds), Due notice of the funerul, OKTTINQKR. On July 20, 1910, SOI.O-MON, beloved son of Ileury and Jenunetta Oettlnger. Fuiiarnl from his late residence, No.
1B08 Bollon strewt, on Thursday morning, July 2H, at 0.3O o'clm'k. Interment private. I riciise omit flowers.) I RONKEK. Huclrtenly, at Chester, July 25, 1B10, HERMAN FREDERICK HONKER, age 24 years, residence, 612 Bouttl I'nca street, llnlllmore, Md. Due notice ef the funeral will be glvea.
ROHHBACH. On July 26, 1910. CATII-FRINE, aged 69 years, beloed wife of Philip The funerul will tnke place from her late resilience. No, 6 West Montgomery atreot, on Friday, at P. M.
Please omit flowers.) H. HOSKNTH On July 26, 1910, at 4 P. HOI.UMON aged 99 yenrs, beloved bushfliid of Sor.hlii H. Rosenthal. Funeral from the Hebrew Home, corner of Monument and Ann streets, on Thnra-day afternoon, July 2S, at 2 o'clock.
KI'ALUINO. On July 26, 1910, IDA MVI.I.IKIN,. aged 43 years, the wife of A. K. Bpaldlng.
Funeral norvlces at Holy Trinity Church, near Colllugtnn, Prince George'a county, on Thurwlsy. July 2H, nt 8 KM. Klw'trlc cars leaving Baltimore l.US I'. M. and Waahlngton at 12.65 P.
M. will be met at Hprtugtteld Htiitlon. STERN. On July 25. 1910, CAROLINE, aged 79 years, willow of Henry Hlern.
The funeral will take piece from her lata residence, No. 2238 Mnillsou avenue, this Wednesday, at 4 P. M. Relatives aud friends are respectfully Invited. I TUCKKB.
On July 26, 1910, PHARLEB aged 6T yenrs, beloved husband of Ln-nle Tucker. Frederick (Md.) papers pleiise copy. Funeral from hla late residence, No. B100 East Haltlmore street, due notice of which will be given. TCKNER.
On July 26, 1010. at D.W p. at her residence, at Itolsnd Park. KATiUrINF, B. TURNER.
In the Jear nf her age, widow of Joshua J.Turner, ay she rest In pence. On notice of th funeral will given, WACHHMX'TH. On July 26, 1910, CHARI.EH, aged 52 yeara, beloved husband of Annie Wachamiitb. Th funeral will take pine from his late residence. No.
Sooth Chnrlea street, on Thursdsy afternoon, at o'clock. WOLVINOTON.On July 26, 1910 at th residence of her son-lu-Uiw, Wllllniit Carroll, I7lt Park avenue, CATH ER I Nf, In her Blst year, widow of tb late i. W. Wolrlnglon, Funeral from the abov resldaoc on Thursday morning. July 2S, at a rloek, thence to Ht.
Martin's Csthollc Church, Fulton avenue and Fayette slreet, where a Mass will be anld at o'clock for the rev fosc nf her soul. Relatives and friend of he family are respectfully lovlted to attend the services. Interment private. PEHBORAL. Loat AMD rotrxi).
LOST -f)n Caltsrt strert ear, Thursdsy afternoon, ermlalnlns fur Vast. Beward If left st atiM NOBTH (TaLVKBT ST. Bvaixsaa OFPOKTTjxtrriia. FOB AND JIBATINO Adrlresa 4IB, Snn offlcs. LADY WANTS WOMAN fABTNEB to Into la aft business of some kind; relerslice, ea-tngerl.
Addrset Wiaa), Sun omce, )elai WArtTBD-PABTY WITH A.fenO. Nee Cattf. prise nf Ores! fntilre. Inrestnient Sefe, Money Ksoured. No Brokers.
Address Tfjfsa nilHINKS.4 when additional capital daa be need tfl fniTesst seies snd BrnBts: will desl only with prlnrlnslsi STATU I'AllTIl t'l-AllH. 11 B1W, Bun. FOB SALB-BMT BOTAIL.HAR1JWAII f'P'HK 1 iris, ViXi: iirrns-a il OF Address BOB "4B, BtmoAi-s, fBVH ii I nfiBB SXsXOTBIO MOTOM. WOHK riEPAHTMKNT. MONARCH LACNDBY.
JIT Ilia-1 1 HO Wlnrhmr'ati WANTED-MOTUKB'S HKU'KR. Wvm an ot 9 sad SO; rfrritc miulrwt: atUrir 0) don tta. AJdrua W4t. Sup iiUcs. JJ WANTKD-Whll.
dirt. Cienass tftwisd. lo 4o rUAIN COOK1NO snd ASSIST IM CKll. nnilHKU'llBK: mill limlhrf no tfctl- food wir sad bant. Al4j at STOHK.
atai Writ Rtinmora itrnt. WANTKD-IO (ilRLS FOH 01' KNAMXUNO Vfct-AUTM OT. APPi? Oransnlll. North of lllhlndlonL WANTKD-Eiusrltacrd WH1TK COOK, to to to enuntry; pnfMWl; bmm corns well re-'' naroendtd. Auplv.
Mm 1 o'ttoaa. at 'M17 McTI IXOH STBtlif. ffla WANTKD I.AI'Y BOOKKCBFKR; ons who muy nnaemtanas ennpmtif Kmmticu wars. AddrMS, Hating atlaJj Mtftd and reference. If WiM.
Sun olMcs. ja-4 WANTED Intrllinnt, nsapsttat aad galea STKNOQRAI'HKU; uluy to Hart, SB pet wees; pemaneui nouiion win cn.no tor emnotmtnt. Addms WW, Sou office, put ANTEltSettlrt While Woaua or Twins- Ulrl home, reference. 43l) HOFFMAN g)B WAVTEH-Vninu to ASSIST IN OFFICII Arply between l. and IM.
EL1TS LAUN- UKX raystM anq urgent as. ya zt VlMTEn-hmrlMHwl HOOK Kl H.n Mft. Ar IO 1. A. eivsni, T.
wrutr ion HrveiL twi WANTRIV-Kiperlenold COPT HOLDERS. Apply WILLIAMS 4 WILKIN8 SM3tT-B Tors rol. ra a. WANTED- A White Woman or Girl to GO TO COUNTBV AS NUBSB. Addms 8 8.
Sun omce. rst-m WANTKD-Whlle Woaua for Itotrel BOUSE-. WOHK In email fin.ilv. Alitili. between 1 end at IOH tXjl lT.tlim BClUllNOfcatl WANTED Streral OIBL8 ON FANCT BOXES; nod wasiM ptid besinnen, Aiiiilj to KHKO pr.ituM-.it a I'sca tna sw.
gs-tt WANTKDNear Pltenillt, White Wornis, la 00 t.el AHUSHHUnit A.L, VtAlTlU. AS' dreee MKS. II. BARTON, Hoelyn, Md. fVtt WANTED While or Colored Olrl.
for jenertl Htll'SEWOKK: food butne. Apply IttOS NOKTH MONROE STREET. 13-eoSt WAN GERMAN HOUSEMAID. Apply Cor. Payeou snd Utltimors Oen- Agta ttome.
WANTEDA HOUSEKEEPER to Instruct slrll in plain cooking and bread making. Addreel g. tj, pup omce. i-ni WANTED A UlllL. for Oeneral Uouaework; sood wages; annul iamii.
mull Mtuiaon are. WANTED A Woman to Nune a Sick Lady It onoa. Apply aacoif uuiiuaimA ayk. pr-w WANTED-Saperienced BOIlKKKEl'ER; refer nee. AQqreaa ctl.
mui omoe. ja-tt MANUFACTURING COMPANY WANTS MID ni.K-Af:Klv KFTTI.KT, WOMAN B-ntl rnu. BINATION BOOKKEEPER ANt HTKNOU-BAPHKH: eauahlw ntianuaitie aeneral detail, rd nf. ace; aalanr at atart, (10 week; If aallarartorj', quick raise to $11 veek; only thoae of eajierlrnce and euucuon neen appv. Aaoreta cum TOUNO WH1TB OIBL from Catonatille or Irrln ton GENKRAL.
HOITSKWOUK oooH hnm. family of Uiree. Inquire E. A. MERR1AM, wwwarifi, main entrance.
yzt-i TWO'YOl'NO WOMEN with lome ei)rlence in nuraiiiK or unuergraouaie nuraea in a nontmai in Baltimore county. Aiply at 411 WE8T KAIETTE ST11EBT. jg-t E. ROBENFELD CO, BEOU1RH LADIES TO PACA CANTON BRANCH7HK9A- AKB AND O'DONtiELL BTBEETS. tnB tf PI: A COMPETENT STENOGRAPHER, with some oir.ee experience.
Htate ase ana salary exiiectea. Addreia BOH, Sua office, jg-tt 04RL8 with department store tsperlenee, to operate CASH REGISTRHS and WRAP miV. DLE8. THE ORIOLE, DOT W. Baltimore at.
YOUNG Lady aa STENOGRAPHER and to A9- bibi in urriua; muit ne lair at nguret. Aqareaa, in own Danqwntlin. e7. Bun. EXPERIENCED BOOK FOLDERS WANTED.
-ma Aiinriuui- luarABi, IT-st Sharp and Pratt atreeta. MILLINERY TRIMMER at once; work year aruuna to a competent nana, uurtu, nt aiinaw at. )S7- LAD1E9; piecework; home; beautiful art. known aa anortnana painting; ai.w to as aozen. no.
Tel, Lex, snd Courtltnd Boom 800, WHITE WOMAN FOR GEN KB AT. HOUSB-rWOBK for family of two; no waahiugj good iarj. AUur.ua 1" TiWI. Blin oniCS. JJB-t LADY DOUBLB-ENTBY BOOKKEEPER muat bars experience, also furnish reference and state salary, aggress 7 IB, Bun oOloe.
RELIABLE YOUNG WHITE WOMAN to make ueraeu aenerauy uaetui uome. Apply mom-Ingt. 4ST MOHHEK 8TI ia-t EXPERIENCED SVenographrt. Apply Siegel, i B-maiiuu aa ju.t pauioiore anq riowaro sts. EXPERIENCED WAIST HANDS.
Apply HON nrcu.wraq lormeriy LlUSoa s'laoe. JCS-K WANTED LADIES to do PLAIN SEWING at weir Bonaea. Apply OBH ff. UAI BT. jas-tt WANTED OPERATORS ON SHIRTS 'AND OVERALLS; good pay and steady work all the SIB West Pratt street.
EXPERIENCED TUCKERS. E. BuHENFELD 88 South Ptta slreet. OPERATORS WANTED ON CHILDREN'S DRESSES IN FACTORY. APPLY AT ONCE.
TrTEKLEIN-MOFFETT CO. FAYETTE AND ANN STREETS. OPERATORS On Ladles' Shirtwaists; Hearty and good parlna HOLZMiN MFfScfT, aoaf eaauiaiiu are. ClltSW Snq raytttS BtS. BRIGHT YOUNG Must be quick snd accurate at figures.
Apply MENDEIjs Jio IKnwlna rises. WANTED A YOUNG LADY foTour i-noiogrnpn iiniarglng Dept. good alary, v. dERXHKIMER BROS. STENOGRAPHERS AND typewriters: STRAUSS, EISESIAN CO, 764 W.
LEXINGTON ST. A BOOKKEEPER: MUST UNDERSTAND TYPEWRITING LEON KAHN 121 W. BALTIMORE ST. OPERATORS AND TUCKERS ON ALL PARTS WAISTS. WORK FOR A BUSY FIRM, WE HAVE NO DULL SEASON.
WS Dty beat nrifiaa In site. WUIlnat workers I laoL clean. Uaht work- rooms; competent instructors. Girls wsnung WDfft will Sod first-class positions, Apply, at ones. MENDELS BROS, ltfi HOPKINS PLACE IM WHS! VAM1IICN StsVlCET, WANTED EXPERIENCED MILLINERY MAKFRS.
NO OTHER NEED APPLY. SCHOEN 14 W. LEXINGTON ST. 1 STARCHERS, CUFF AND BAND IRONERS. Steady position snd fJJjj "fiKris1 M' BMt KN tii Place.
OPERATORS, TUCKERS AND DRESSMAKERS ON SILK WAISTS AND DRESSES. Coolest workrooms in the city, Apply at once to J. MAYER 21 W. Favette St. FIFTH FIOOII.
OPERATORS OX SHIRTS CAN ALWAYS FIND WITH US STEADY WORK. GOOD PAY. STRAVSS, EISEMAN A 764 TV. LEXINGTON ST. 6HIRT OPERATORS CAN KIND EM' I'tOYMENT ON ANY PART AND GOOD WAGES MADE.
LEARN ERS TAKEN. APPLY PROGRESS SHIRT FACTORY, COH, HILMCN AND EXETER STS. THE VINDKX FACTOKY WANTS OPERATORS AND LEARNERS ON AMs PARTS OF SHIRTS. APPLY K.W. COR.
PULASKI AND MeHENRY STREETS, WE PAY $2.50 TQ $3.60 TO LEARNERS. woM M'lYfVC Saft VAK' r.MKKT to work on FANCY rK ATM ENS for Millinery Purprsies. Good Par sod Shady Kl IN UpetsirS. ITtTATlOIH WAWTEP, nMALM. WIDOW lavlr, with hoy I fears wlshet pna.
ion aa noliseswrper, wmower wnrBwiB aaan pre-nred, Aplly SVM I. CALHOI fT, )g il aeeaonn a Itlllcla smwImim ut Brsobbetptiaj; blah tclnnl grad'ist'i will work for ssmM salary; rtf. Bos Amaaa, ASHOBTKUS. STAT A REFINED LADY of Balttasora Hath fti-auas education deeiret taadtiiai aa TEACHER la aVhool Family. HUM, Sua ofhes, IBM BEAT HErit'ECTAHLK YOl'Nlt WOMAN would like rnaltlpn aa USEFI'L MAID.
Csa Sew. Address ttao. Sun oBlor. JB ft ORDERS FOB PLAIN SJCWINO sollelted by MUM, OOODY HORENFELD, 1TM Eutaw for a poor wldnw! Jt? OtKID HEAMHTBEHH DESIRKS SEWING Ad-drewt B-tU. Sun oatca.
Jtt fi WANTED POSITION AS UHT HO.I'SB- KKEI-lUt OB COMPANION TU BIOIKULI LADY. Aaawar MRS. J. ERVIN. jtT-tt Baltimore county.
Md. WANTED Posit tea as IIOVEBNESS: qualtnca-Uoths. Knliaa, Matbemalias sad Mualc; ex-perlenos; references exchanged, Addreaa Tearher, Bos V44 CharlotteasUle. Va. J2H1 BZXP- MALZ AMD aTXlIAIiK- WANTKD-Mea and Wevum of onBaary InUltt-genos seeking ateady, pleaatng and peootable em-plutMnt for home demutistratioa beginning aslary IS a week and oonunlaal.ai a week Fullto-strnclkw while learolug.
HUB. Bun pities, JX-tt WANTED Erpeeienord. Sober GARDENER oa frntlemen'a country plsos; wife to ettend pnul-ry and dairy; muat be a man with a email family. Address, stating references snd wases wanted, SSTTSus oface. JB-St HELP WASTED MALE.
WANTED EXPERIENCED. JFOBEMAN Hand- KKIKNt'KIl FtlKRMAIS Itana-l Oradlug and Road Work. F.VE1U1IIEEN LAWN lamiltun Are, and Harford lload. liug Laborers OltU'A. J27llt Hamilton WANTED A MAN thoroughly eiptrienoed at T1KB CllAHilK OF DEPARTMENT, (lits full partlculara, Ad T4, Sun ofnoe.
Jg-t WANTED EXPKB1 EN CRD EXTBACTOB. KMI'IBK LAIN HUT. Jg tt 14HI IVnnsylranla Are. WANTED A WHITE BOY to work In a UBO-CEBY STORE: about It or PJyeent old. Apply ITU- W.
LAFAYETTE AVE. IS A WANTED AT ONCE-WORKING FARMER AS FOREMAN on ISO-acre Farm. Stead) work. Ai.y BfHt K. LOMBARD City.
Jg-lt WANTED BB COI1RED LABOBKR8; steady Mnnlnraunt VVSTUHUKEN l.AWN J34I Hamilton Are, and Harford Rued. WANTED-EXPERIENCEDCHAI'FFEl'R make Me own repairs; careful, sober and employer, harege references not ststeJ wages. Aaaresa nTr, nun omce. izt-bi WANTED "Ouallfled ASSISTANT PHARMACIST; single preferred; goal wages; good hours; users nf cigarettea, liuuor ot drugs do not apply stud rererences. a.
uunuiwu. Xr-t A Phcebua, Vs. WANTED By s. large contracting Arm. young Man for TIMEKEEPER AND OTHER OV Fll'E WORK; able to us typewriter; good chance for advancement, matt salary expected, reference, saw and experience.
Address HUT, Bun office. gS-et WANTED First -clsae WOODEN PAbBENOEB CAK nuiLliKtla; steady employment: trans portation remitted mm nrorina competent. Ap ply HARLAN HOLM NU8 WORTH COllr-ORA-TI1IN. Wilmington. Del.
IM 13t WANTED EXPERIENCED MANAGER FOR INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE COMPANY. Must 1 n.uA r.l... Vmu ht rellahl men need apply. Address INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE, MtlW. Bun olrlce, CO w.f.rolOt Experienced PRESS HANDS ON at 83af Boston street WANTED Two actlre BOYS WITH EXPERIENCE AT VARNIHII1NO OB5 PAINTltitl.
Apply to Fit ED BEBONEB South raca aireei. corner WANTED -YOUNU MAN IN GENTS' FUR- N1BHINU APPryst HECHT nill BES. lant BIT and BB1 South Broadway, WANTED Wei -dressed, educated elderly MAN. stand B. and A Electric Railway Park Arenue Station; aire sway Excursion Tickets all eummea-; t7 weekly.
Apply 41 Ounther BIdg. WANTED Baker on Bread and Cakea, to 00 TO LAL'BEL, DEL, Must be sober and stesdy wurser. apply, netweeu ana 11 a. i. reu.
nesdsy, CHA8 SHAW 1IT Cbespslde. WANTED Experienced BOOKKEEPER In re tail ary gooas store: staio age, exiwrieucw sini salary expected: references. Address Mis.1, Bun offlct. -at WANTF.ri A vmine Man to WORK AT SODA FOUNTAIN: one with some experience pre ferred. Head Chemical Co.
Howard ana Lex, ais, WANTED BOYS, about years oW, In bottling aeparunem wnoieasie liquor nonsn, suiuvm, own handwriting. BTO. Sun ollloe. 1ST WANTED STRONU, ACTIVE MAN TO WORK AROUND FACTORY. Apiy H.
B. DAVIS Baard at, and B. as U. It- 1L ia-a WANTED A CLOTHING TBIMMER; one who has hsd some experience in bushellug. Apply at 48W SOUTH BROADWAY.
WANTF.D-iM GOOD, YOUNG. ACTIVE CAB-PENT BBS. Apply BLIND ASYLUM. j2Ht North opposite Onllford. WANTED A PANTRY MAN AND CHECKER, Apply between 12 and 1 o'clock ACADEMY HOTEL, Howsrd snd Franklin sts.
jCT-a WANTED YOUNG WHITE MAN TO WORK ON FARM. Apply to MANAGER at Mount de Bales, uatotisrilie, Md. l-st WANTED A reliable Man, to WORK ON FARM; wages uo a montn sua nouss rent tree, au- drese BBS, Bun office, jg-8t WANTED A BOOKKEEPER: answer In own handwriting: slate aalsry expected. BV Bun omoe. ju-a.
WANTED YOUTH neet. quick; Polite; ences. Apply at BUCK LUNCHBOOM, 22 St. Pant atreet. jg-eT WANTED Colored Man; must hare experience as roKTr.lt; stste salary expected.
Address nop, qua umi-e. j.i WANTED JOB PRE 98 FEEDERS. WILLIAMS W1LA.1AH 314X7 V-iaTtf mrk roeq. ju-a. WANTED At once FIVE PLASTERER B.
Apply between M. and 4 P. M. at LIGHT be- tween West and Cross St. John 1.
KeUy, WANTED A Trerellng Salesman by well-talab-liahcd shlrmalat fsotnry, ts SIDE lime. Apply H7II, gun omce. yaiet WANTED Boy, about yesrs of age, in FICB OF MANUFACTURING CONCERN. Adflrcsa 4IH, gun offlce, IMlt Two nratlase WAOON lll.At'K SMITHS and one HELPER; etesdy work. Ap-ply 1S W.
PRATT ST. ylf WANTEln-Strong, bright, artist BOY (about IT years old) IN WINE DEPARTMENT. Address TIB. Sun offlot, )3Mt WANTED-Competent BTENOGBAPHER; stste experience and quauncauoua, Aoaresa 737, Bun offlor. 1 WANTED Young Man.
to ASSIST IN OFFICE: state age snd experience. Address TUB. rlun offlce. jpsjit WANTEO-Ednoated Colored Man; good pmlUon, Bia N. GREENE.
First Flour, to let WANTED A CLOTHING SALESMAN. Apply at aiws muiiiH uai Hi ttr.E,i, -t WANTED AgMita for Hardware Specialty; quick seller, Aoaresa sio7, nun mat. jci-ot WANTED Ten Apply at 81HIT ST. N. Washington, u' I' a WANTED Two stesdy RABBEBS.
AppirJBM) WORTH UA I BTItKE 1. WANTED-Young Man. ss FARM HAND, Apply at 25 W. RIDDLE ST. WANTED NEAT COLORED BOY.
CHARLES ST. tor n. WANTED MACHINISTS: out of town shop. Apply 8 E. GERMAN 0 to IB.
Jm-W WANTKD-Rxnerirnred BETAIL SHOE SALES- aiAN. Apply at Dill ft. OA ST. na-tt SINGLE OR MARRIED MAN, TO MILK, ATTEND DAIRY AND TAKE CARE OF STOCK. German preferred.
Good refrrnirw required. Only thoae desiring permanent positions neen apply, wh. avoonwaroriiie, Anns Arundel county, Maryland. I Rail road sts- tlon, Pstuxent.) CATIIOLIC YOUTH IN OFFICE; ONE WITH SOME EXPERIENCE" IN THE LUMBER HUSINBMS PIIKFERKF.D; atattrsfereneesand Sllsry el pw-ted. Address i T01, Blin office.
Jfl-H GENTLEMAN, with eiperlenct in ths Inaursnce business, drsired for larse accident snd hesllb Mlin.nl a. SI I.KHIAN; eanellant onntrant Id the rigbt party. PACIFIC- MUTUAL INDK.M-SlTY HI ft Amerlcah Bnlldlng. JiMt MHOK rn.RRK WANTED. Bxperieneed Young Man.
aa SHOE CLERK: Ms whs can sell Men's, Women's snd CMldran's Sboes SM osn ooove recommenoeq. stpijir ax tm-H Bl North Pay atreet, EXPERIENCED SMtDKB CLERKS; good pay la ngni parties, apply, at onrw, MBNDEI Ur 118 Hopkins Plans. YOUNG MAN (of rears), aa RniPPING CLERK and to ASSIST IN OFFICE. A4 dre.s. In own hsndwrltlng.
stating salary wane-sd, SltU, Sua oltlct. HMt YOUNG MAN, between and eiperlrnced la OFFICE WOBK AND KNOWLEDGE OF BOOKKEEPING; flat referenon and salary sapsctert. Address m7l sun omos. YOUNG MAN, D. E.
BOOKKEEPER; fairlllar Willi Lumber Buainses; aute eft, rtfsrenrs. ennrf uUn In mM Addreaa MB Bun office. a lit A YOUNG MAN, at SALESMAN and to asks himself OENKRALLY UHKFI'L In a wall pa- psr store. Addreaa BBss. Sua office, j27-2t BRtCKLAYKtl ON FTRERRKIK WORK I long time; Inside job; state wagea expected.
Address a win, sun pines, mm BXPKRir.NCim SAWYER nr. tie shock if nly J. KICHMAN MFU. sfuss son oranicosia BAI'ID, LEGIBLE PENMAN; entry work; stats aa salary, last eeaplormeat. Bots Sua SOBER married Man, fa Dries Dellsery Wagon- awrmanena pnaiiipn to ngns ssan; email nono required; girt reference.
4 18, Sun, i4t A BILL CLF.BK AND TYPEWBITEB: A BTB- no'tHAr-iiKB auuni." ssan), fiuis jaset MAN ON CROSSCUT SA. fink' ittor I one esyeri apply at at Is-adseihtll nckhoiai nts.j GOOD Ktperlencrd tlrorwry B.lp tnd portkr. Apply 4oo c. Watt bt. mat 8PBCIALTY Salesman rswirltlotl entirely new, Appty, wnn rererenrs, si ewvs, sum omos, it SODA DISPF.NBER; ttrierletiewl SPKTKLER KRf'O, Balrtmort and Hanger streets, 0 at tXI'RBIENCKD Billing and Shipping Clerk; Btiiss here si ptrlewe.
Address gift, Sun jat BXPEBIENCF.D ClothlrsJ CntteT; steadr position; rsf erenos rsquiree). 0 fseVl. B'in omee m4 GOOD, STRONG rVjt who hat Worked In Gr esry more, appiy awwi, m. rasir ht. javet COMPETENT MAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF PRESSING and LAUNDRY DEPARTMENT IN 81HRT FACTORY.
APPLY STRAUSS, EISEMAN 764 W. LEXINGTON ST. FIRST-CLASS CARPENTERS. EDWARD BRADY SON, rt. Tattnaii.
sart ssnstAan aTMrrra Aw Sa, ST avev ASs aw-ss CANTON ST. batwWa Bait Bore and Lusahard: bay wla dows, Boman brlrk rrosits. wash In. mmmmr iMtiMSloa; emA de Sri kalanre aanaa aa mil AnnhfON PBIU iKS. or J.
I'UAt I.INTMinrsf A BRO.T SIT. Blls Bt. Paul atreet. JySIss TVR HALE- UUfl MADIHtfN AVENUE, eight nwrna end a nam a laitta nart ef ivucfeaae) WWF7 can naaaiR on marigage'- flTLE (JUARANTEE As'll TRIIiT J9-U. (Ml Oalvtrt BtilMtng.
KEAI. VST ATI FOB BEJtT 26.3 97 MARYLAND AVENUE, mndern eonrenlertce; iwr connect Iqn: high and beallhj. QKO. C. TllOMAdi 3100 BLOCK N.
CALVERT, fl'IYiUI Bllknlll tutilTias It K. NTH TO k'AHTIHH iSKMIHlNil Til tUENT iw nuiit 11119 fJWNEK'v REALTY COMPANY. BT.AULa40t.,a4;ALVitU,Ll,'"i, lt)B BBNT-IOOB LINDBN AVE.) IhreMtoryi "SRS? i staaV per aiontli. TUUt OlIAHANTKK A TKl'ST IS'Ut Ml CALVEHT Bl.lib. REAL EITATE 1ALE OR REXT- BUI BllOOKFIKI.O AVG.
(formerly Boltsia ass- vaiiu aioai, aarie at, LKlugloa SI. JKt-11 APARTM EMT8 FOR RENT. THE TKBItACa'S, BOS N. Entaw. oppoalla Mt.
Calvary. Ckun-lf: Imsatkceping anil bschslue sparlmenu. 111 to THk, l)0l(( lIKH'VfcK, 818 W. Hoffman. Sd Buor UO N.
8TK nUUIerftVvmuB. BM.eU, UWAr.llr. KEALTI St Paul 7tiK CaiTtil BiUWing. WITH OWNER; 8 ROOMS, KlTCHkN AND BATH Janitor aenire: not water Dett; rwaswe eble rent. TIH NEWINOTUN AVlw jea-tf THE A T.
lTtNl BT PAUL STREET. riiriuanra nxiuia ana nam; ui'ii'ira amw myrv hctuae; fHOO year; no ohlklieo. TO fi2A. AU mutlern omreuleiiflea, including im end tanitor. Hoiwee open.
Je-taa. HAMITON milRT APAHTMBMTS. betwaail Hl.n. Mmln sktrmniia. nN IWairvilirs atreot; roadj for orcuiiamT in Heitttamber three, fir, five and ait nmma, with bath, month up; uiKiern every parneitiar, Apvty on preroiata.
i "ii. T.l..r.r 1 ff lflt)aa and hot water btRiaekeepltigi furnlahetl. uuiurTiiaiwij m. pa ixivit wail ynanea. eWAksiai hi, its' inu a a rr bui fis; ill vuut ierj oootenlitiioe eteam Imat iH-iween 12 eud 4.
TUB COmtTNKY APARTMUNTg, itOf-l Medl-aoo ate. Third Floor Front; rootua ftnd bella. electric light and elevator; aleo One Room ana at -a ata um liaVil il'l', I. a sB mm uaraeiur Jiyarimmi on nra. noorj Mungsr, Ajiply Y'R.
HILL. 1UOO Madlaoa Jel tl mil BIV BlVllll III! UI'VI VPS kl-k Jtl.nan. ideal local inn. THE OAKfl, Smith and. Thin.
ventieB. uuuni WABumuam, rnono, Madlaon 3153. H3-Ut RKLLRVIEtl MANrflKHTER. Ona Intra, and tmm Rmall liOiiaWkwDirisT Anatt merit. to HARRY H.
BUOWN, JlM Cleg atreet, or to janitor ja-va. APARTMENT, aeran eud twtli: hot water beet; ell ouUlde rooou. E13TATB OK PETRR OROOAN, alT-tf Milton aftmut am) Preaton atrtel. APARTMEIfTl WANTED- WANTEfr FIVE OH 81X ROtM MODERN AHA HTM EST (Corner); Central or Northern Hectiun. li.nt aVrDitt MO.
Married owiple. No cmitiren. Aoareaa sun (Hue. ja-vn SUBURBAN APARTMENTS FOR RENT ELLAMONT APARTMENT, lint Root: the flu eat In Walhrook: ub to date: all expoaurre; on for Inspection. Apply at EL-LAMON'T AfJO KLOIN lm U7.ni).
OKLKIHTKHL FLAT: Cornor houae aecond floor; large rotima; bay window. Apply on urim, amii punin or cau Us r. naimtKiR zw, aiie-ia. FtATS FOR RENT- FOR RENT Vury cheap, iiltu FlAT: mmlern oon- LA ROM HE00NOHTORY FIAT, ro'-me, with of bathrofwi, with owner: $11 jwr month. Till w.
LsAnvAiiH. ai.t oonier niyruo are, tgs FOR RENT SUBURB Alf FOB BKNT-Nlne-room Cottage, TllHt fifteenth, Wslbrook. Awly SASITABY CO, lenne. Ave end Cecil St. J2S-SI WANTED TO RElfT, 8UBURB Alt SHALL DETACHED CotUgs or Bungalow; nunern eon.
moa, renr. wim nrir, or onyi Mats par. and price, H. B. TB4, Hon.
GROUND RENTS. MORTQAGES, WE BAYBMONKY TO LOAN OK CITX.OB llUUNTIiy rillll'EUTY AT IA1W HATKn GROUND BUNTS WANTED. BON. Tin St. Paul It.
araiiv sllxtf AAltrtt roR aALB NKKD MONEY', will sell Parlor Bntt. Iltl it ursss ilea, ss; sis uex wsrarone. as; twi risk lledmotn nmc. tie: su soon ee new, JjyA'SMtJf W. BALTIM0M8 ST.
TYPEWRITERS ilStaefJ.n'SskS! low prices, esty term a. wt rent tna repair typewriters, ii. W. B2 VY. Ksyettt St.
IB H. I'. W11ITB IlIDIlLETON OAS KN- ui.nk run i DITIIIN. MENT STHKET. FOB HALE CHKAP; IN OIHJD CON- upiy at itui-r ass a PIANO; LIKE NKW.
BIO E8TKY OBUAN; FEHKKf'T TON'S. aniflT HKt.f. Til niHe an rhtatr. 1 1 0B NOBTll UlLMIIR HT. iy3l-tm $5 CUT GLASS ajVJgsltjhavw s.
na rriTH a EVERT etmaimier can te eeeommodatedlll The CATON CKUR Fa for Bale at nearly all deal- era, nre anapaa: e. cente aon. j. r. tire ehaoea: 1 OBHEOHf.
Maker, 1121 Uht jTieuB EDUCATIONAL. BALTIMORE LAW SCHOOL, JllfKlB ALFRED S. Nlf.KS DEAN. fieetiires fmm 7 to I P. M.
Kali term bglne Sep. fember is IM. For Cstsloeiis apl.ly to EDWIN T. DICKEHSOK, necretary. at.
raw LAW. THE BALTIMORE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OP LAW, LOCATKl) Hill (ItlAULKS will begin lis list Annua) Ses.lnn on Monday, Sep. temlier 19, at 7 P. M. All leiilirea art between and 9 in the evening.
A. Leo Kmilt, Dean, Kaoulty Oi 1J juu, anu Fisr catalogue snd Informsltnn ss lo text borikt, eddreM KliflENK O'DVNNK, 114 Coiirthmiss, Baltlmora. JIT-tf SUMMER RE10RTS. ATLANTIC CITY." GALEN HALL HOTEL AND SANITARIUM ATLANTIC CITT, N. J.
Owing Is nut tnnle tnd euratlrs baths, ear elegant comfort and tscsstkiaai taMs and ssrnos wt art always busy, TODNq, Otaeral Manager SOUTHLAND, 18 MOUNT VKKNON AVE-I'lirsU rottsgs: onened br Baltlinorean near plere; large oosau rooms, wltb board. Aprr-iei raies to parties. jyzi, ini CAPK MAY, N. al. BOTH, JA tna neess fTrnl All m1m.
Twenty years ssme nsnsgeroeuL Jl.f.m.w tl JOBH TBAOY. MUNICIPAL NOTICE8. TAX DBPABTMKNT, CITY HALL. IIALTIMUHK. Jnly J7, tM ASSESSMENTS FOB CONIlKMNINil AND OF HEVENTH KTBKET.
potlrw Is hereby glren tliat all besieflts assessed for condemning and opening of street (now known aa Poplar llnire streetl from the north side of Kdraondwm srenne lo the north side of Westwnod arenue. In accordance) with fn-dlnanoe No. aia nf tlia sfsw surf r'llw Baliinnrs, approred April lira), not paid within tlilrtr days from July 27, 1911), win hare a penalty of three (1) per rami, added snd the prop erty on whlti turn asseaainenu hare been laid wlu Immediately be enreeved and sdetrtlsed for esie. rrumps psynent wm tars us large additional expense, fBANK BROWN, 1 t'ollertor. PAWNBROKERS.
S. SALABE3 4 EST BALT1MOBB I1AN COMPANY, TS rw. nsiiissore nei.ern ruie Ball I'lus an I Arch. edrsnrcs on merohandbit al a. are AaawlS.
lion, nn np-ro oa to-datt iirlnrlples, Ssda Bntrsnes tlon. An upto dstt Loaa Offlot, soudsotsB aa ub to Print OfHoa MOMK1 'AYETTatT, Vtm AvitlniM tn irliifiM th faraaar Ifaana AfT' a aU inna or eaioaoiM atui eonaiarajav mrla jnJ acli Open, ull r. at all Hi uu 1 1. PrleaU Entrance. 4M NEVY YOIIK MIAN Olfl'g, sum VTeet EVY YoiiK MIAN OFF MAULIHHLO IBBB.
CONSOLIDATED IX)AN UglU'l II lllV aspUaVaVsp omce in tht alt. rpi any lerifth of line Mpfin era) kata on Otamnti insmiiint, wBTcnea. srewrrrr nnn mi raw war tv i.auaa BawinnirTtT oi lonniea pieoget Brfivate file, nrest Nrgalne. tide ttnlnnte to Trlcei tmm, LOAM BOCISTlia. ON tiuiioB fi atc iifj i vv fci.BT, rrq, nee- MONEY SrticA UXK.Ians r.reel iinall Loans Srairtina ttsdt frata aewa.
kMHrrt tnd Dew losns sarins, piesi a i grrss nans OTiiHrU LOAN AND BAN HI Nil UOUSS (KHTA ILlNHF.ll 1B1II KOi. 4BO, 4KB AS 424 t. Ml I HIT WANTED IMMEDIATELY -YOUNG MAN, FROM III Til IN I EARS IN HHlI-PISO flEI'AHTUKNT. STEADY WORK. GOOD SALABY.
WITH CHANCE FOB PROMOTION Tl) BJGHT PARTY. RKr KHENCES HEUl'IIIED. APPLY J. KANN A lOB HOPKINS I'LAL'E. BKTW KEN au a r.
m. st WANTED TIIOIitlUGHI.Y CAPABLE STEWARD AND MANAI1EH for tlia I'HOKMX CLI'B: misst here Al refetenoea; wood aalary to right man; apply In writing to MOHE N. FRANK, care of rWui Club, EuUw Plaiw, naiiimore. sa as tTTPATIOWa WAirrgD-BtAtR EXPERIENCED CHAUFFEUR desires position; caxeful drlrer; ism repairs. J.
K. Mcnsrcn, sioanoao I Hapida, ja MAN with wide tiiierisnos In OuWng Oeerslle snd Bnirte wisnea poaiurai aa aeelgner or lorevian at une. Aildreej MB, Sun uflloa. IP St WANTED By an experienced Man, to TAKE iHAitGN OF A FARM. Addreaa John STIHN, IS 41 GSAIX ATU CIVIL ENGINEER AND ARiTHI in i.
wnn is rearer evperieisas in omce ena Aeld work alsnnOLICrTllR and RMTt ATI lit rrasouable aalary. Addrsae Bat, llaltlmnn. Bun Miireau, astungtoii. p. 33S4t WANTED Poaitioa la any branch of Office Work or aa Manager: would take position as Night Clerk.
EXPERIENCE BkM. Sua offlur. MMl ATJTOMOBILE COLLEOE1- AUTOUOBILE COLLEGE, W. Praatea (cor. aaaB.IThaeniiwli braetlMt Tnlnina m.
hmISm anddrMagautua. Cseniaisiimmcrrstes. Posit i'wa stewed. Dsy aad night eases. Catalogue free.
WANTS 1 Ml WE NEED GOLD DOLLARS aa win 1.0U pay Itn for same. I paf caah ie Diamonds, Ou Gold sad SHrer In quantity of will eacnarura lor new srweiry. s.BAJn a.r. eawvier, StHI West Lexington street. mlltfAAltlf BOAKOIHO.
WITH SMALL BEFINEDFAMILY. FLIABANT ROOMS. WITH HOAKU. Table Board. Home Table.
Referenoat. B14 NORTH CALVEBT ST. BBS HAMILTON TERRACE Second and Third Story Front snd other moms, with board. JX-U TRANSIENT AND FAMILY BOARDING; Amer ican or Sruropean; room gi aay. insi wsie uunr tinaries ana nonn ere, sit, v.
teso. THE BRISTOL. 1SB Bn-BT-Bft Eutsw Place. Furnished and Utifurnlahea! ROOMS, with ffrst-class fable board. Open throughout summer.
opBi-uu raise lor jauis noarqers. rois-ii MOTPTf nnisinnv ein plui, F. rally hotiL HodnU rtUf, Kt prut or; isf.ni uwm. s7M7. wim-im- BOH W.
FATKTTK; borne oomlorU nS rlrtric nwiii; pcrnitntia or trtnuietti. myi. aro FRANKLIN STHKET EAST, l-RQOM, with JOB W. SARATOGA TENTH Ati PERMANKNT vn inAnD. uiiuu niiuun anu iauuii.
BOARD WANTED. UOAHI, AND HfMIM In prlrste fsmilr, with use of bath and toilet, for settled person; in good neighborhood; not srer 15 week. Address for uirer uays. )B tt, N44, Sun offlct. SUBURBAN BOARD.
FAMILY OF TWO OR THREE ADULTS CAN OBTAIN CHOICE ROOMS AND 1IOAIII) wltn snisll nrlrste ramlly lu Holaud Park. Ad-dreta T4H. Bun iifllcs. JW-lt CHKBTN1IT HILL. York road.
Waferlr. Be. fare: large alone house la grove of old trees; shade JlVlm' MBB. BUCK, of 8100 St. Paul.
THE HIGHLANDS Mra gH. Beleedert Ave. and Old Pimtlro road. Mt. Waah mron car, St f.
I-nnnt. Arlington zx. ja-lm McDANlEL COTTAGE, Went Arlington; phone Arlington 104-K; rates. ST to BB week. JZI-Ut SUBURBAN BOARD WANTED.
WANTED HOARD FOR LADY AND CHILD. RELAY, HT. IIKNIH OR ELK RIDGE. Address II 8(10, 'Sun olflce. YOUNG LADY 'wishes Permanent Board and noom in vriunroox or Tinnity.
iiererences ex- cnannwl. Aimresa miw. Bun ommt jzi-jl WANTED BOARD FOR FOUR (two rooms) DURING JULY AND AUGUST: WATKli FRONT: on car line preferred; stats tenne In nawer, Aiiareaa waft, eiun omue, let -a COUNTRY BOARD. A FEW SELECT BOARDERS CAN BE AC-COMMOlMTED AT FRANKLIN MANOR, on the Cheasneske Bay. Addrcsa "FRANKLIN manor, mix churwiion P.
Md. JS-Jt HOFFMAN HOUSE. Rock Hall, Dancing, good bathing, boating, fishing and crabbing. Flrst- Clase metis, rlosrtllng by the day or week. Boat era.es rier e.
uignt street wnert, qaiiy. isjw-im HABFOBD COUNTY A few BOABDERS wanted on farm location very oonrenient aa to churr-hee ana raiirosa station: urge, airy rooms; excellent water. For iMrtlrnlara aHrlreSS MIIH COLE, OIB Wymllmrst Roland Park, plume j. its tuiniu sii-it, Jit-v BOARD IN A OUIKT OLD COUNTRY HOMB on South liiver. in Al Anne Arundel county; large Shady Lawn.
MIHS L. M. 8BLLMAN. JS-lm DAVIDSONVILLK, MD. LAMBEBTON FARM On water, hoatlnS bath.
Ing and crabbing free: taMt a eperlalty. An-' Ply HtUI. WILLIAM pTtoDD, JyB-lm Royal Oak, Md. IVY COTTAGE, OiHowsM, Md. Now open for tummrr tiittti lUtet ff to par wtck.
P. O. BOX SO. irVla "RI VERPAleB." TILtQH MAN'S ISIaAND. Eicvlltiit Table Bcurri: gooj tmln: botHna, Miiiuig.
1'lrt ii. LiBht street. Off tl Iowm "Din. in no, a. n.
llUWIb il, TUffUmBD, Md. RURAL UOMID ON WEST RI VER-ITtsUhful lo- csfjon, right on tht wMfr; rood shmir, fibbing iisiioiiiB. saii-isiiBf UtilUing. SHU INQ rosf rosiit; iBuoirn uaiiy man, jr. H.
M. WHITE Hall Firm, dlrrrtly on aalt wntfr: bathing, flsbltig, crabbing, frf laumih, larga ahad lawn, ivifflhgu. tun nisi nntirt svMi1ssnt table; phone, rtallv mall, tar clrmlat. adrlrMt MR 8. v.
ai. nniranrir. BRINRFlRLD. Roral Oak, Md. "TUB WHITE BOimB." on brant if ul Boiith mm, opm lor uoaratn.
uate it ir wetk. L. WHITH. 3i-m RlraiTleWg A. A.
Md. HUUK MA I. Li AiXiiUiN, ffl recti on Dai: cellrat atrvlce, large porehea beautiful mh tttthititf. rralibliiBT. Addmi HRH fiadai BCEVKS, Rock Half, Md, JrtMm OAKLET BEACH HOTEL, OAKlsET HT CAM HKIUUE, Mn-BtaiitiniUf attuated on Cbop-tank riTffr; tnodmi amienitncm: capacity, 100; ftttr 700 ft long, with danrlng par (lion and bath-noiiM (71 roorna) eit-fllant It -water bathing, bot- tum.
nwnnsj inu i-TBixjiiii, Mia. mt wevB, lniell eVtUD raiOTs )a-lm 1 NKAf.rFropr1rtotv RKHT, fJontalna HntU in 1 Met. Mail MARYLAN HKCHKATfON ANT) HKALTH bmt Htunmer Boajdlng Mouwf and lit Kill Ralttmora and Harford coun I rrta, r'tMcnger utpan merit. AN I A B. H.
City, RETRRAT. Rrrvtl Oak. Md-Bumm-r board. Iarse, an aay lawn win porenra. Boating, free.
Table mifxofllrd. Bat nf drink- bathing lot water. CLARA RKNSON, Hot M. 130 lm QUKrTNflTlJWN. BOUNOLT AND rectlr on water'a Mate: 12 arre lawn: brard ana wtjrgi.
mnn, w. nrunx. flHADY LAWN-eptnd Tottr cumme*r with Mr. Julie A RddgM, Borman, Md. Good board; ttlotnfv nf fluh.
trrahai. rhlrttin anil frtsih eagrtta. Mm; plenty of hada and on water. JayJMjyjl IDLKWILDI! ON-THB BAY A Arte family retort dfrtrtly on ('hwapeake Ray. Salt-water bathing, fl lining arid erbMng.
nitwtraud drnilar. IDLRW1LDE. Boe: 1, llbedytlde, Md. COfrL. ahadv HOME, near water'a edm: artealan water; goon porirnea; mil rnun txtwea i wijBn, aon nrfne-r jth i verm wwwn, Mr Semuel T.
Haniaon, tibtrwooA, Talbot MOUNTAIN LOARDt tf.flr.UnNT TKHkArE ft Ins. tUAmm KuinrnU Pa. newly btiijt; dMfirhtfiil eiry rnoma: large wamuw wwn ana porrTimi mui. eierinc iignu: ochUdreD. Addreaa MRS.
I. C. RORINE jyfrlm- BOARI'KHS taken at Mountain View, keer Frederick, Md.j high, htilthftil. quIH, food wttef, ahade. bath, lend for rlrmlar.
MKR, 0. A. THoMaII. Iedertek. MU Plegaent, Md.
Tyl-lm WASHINGTON CLIFF HOUSE IKerond Seasoa leader New MsnagementJ sheet Inealed hntal in heart nr Hue daw: near park; onnrenleat all points of Interest, rot book lets and rates address mas. a. ALt.tM, Pen Msr, Pa. Phnns armneefloris, BOC'K LKDOE COTTAOB-Sntwdaa, kneed i heeaa raaafinanie ratee, aoiireea 4. tl, KENNRtiT, Bine llblge Summit, Ps.
irUsa' WESTKBN MAHYLAND RAILWAYS tin nnriK IfJMMrRma Cnmpleis Worm a tins Blue OM THE ftldee nsnrt reelrss. Vraa WKistehnmd. ropy of any ticket eg KAIL.WAT. r.r address r. n.
p. Wsatmi Md. BS B. BslthnoTS St KOOMI TOR RENT. TB1H T4I W.
LEXI.S'riTON ST; Furnished enrnnt for hoaisekeeving; per week up. ifl -la. flBST AND TIIIBD KI(OBl Hall Bn Irenes Apply T'rg ritAWUMri BTf Jg, St IN Walreonw, lavgs Borsnt, furnlaheiS or anftir- nieneai pnone. nnaress ysns, nin nmrr.ya-u 10 BOOMS AND BATH, nmnd Sonrj ao sflldren, TBO NOBTll HOWAKD ST, l4t VOULTRT, ETC. tOO BBRBDKBS Sn4 White Lagkoras.
While tnd Birred Bncka. Beds, Pealn aad Indian Buhner Durka Orangeelns PouitrT rirex. Lsaiberd and fth sts. HKhlsndtown, Wolfs MM 8TCAMIHIP LINEa. North German Lloyd as Wlowsi tWednesder, Augtiet Wednesday, August trafeta iieej.flone) all (net jhs RAILROAD tlWEB.
ANNAP0M8 SHORT LINK 1)1 BIT TO OOVBNNMBNT BVILDINOS. Cars leart stall'ia, also Annapnllt. oa S.rB.TOJra 9VU. r.8 BALTO, 4 ANNA. KI.KO.
RY. trains if. Terse, Ms. lor wsshingyn) sea i.nn,rkr,,Qi,B"iVii'.a 'or Aasttnllt. 83 sslautaa af taek aeaar.
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R. M. Packard CORN PACKERS ALARMED Crop All Over Frederick County In jured By Dry Weather. Frederick, Md July 27. The corn Cron all fiver nnuntv has rimm In.
jured by dry weather. In some sec tions, unless rain comes soon, early sweet corn will be almost a total failure. Yellow corn is also showing the effects or tne drouth, and In places pasture fields are dry and browned by the sun. Sugar corn packers say if. the drouth continues much longer their season will be less than half.
DAN CUPID WDre AGAIN Bat Re Had To Have Help Ot Reporters To Do It. With the aid of three reporters the love of Sudler C. Reeves, 23 years old, for pretty Annie two years his Junior, which had been thwarted by mother of the young nad Its culmination at Old St. Paul's Episcopal Church about 11 o'clock this morning. The young rouple repeated the words of the mar riage service after Rev.
Wyllls Rede, assistant rector ot the church in eager tones, and went forth from the edifice with smiling faces. It came about this way. Sudler Reeves, who lives at 1233 North. Gay street, and Annie Murray, 1427 Ashland avenue, had been sweethearts since they went to grammar school together. Mrs.
Louis Murray! mother of the girl, had never liked Reeves, and as the young ones grew up the mother's objections grew stronger. Matters came to a crisis on July 10, when Miss Murray met her sweetheart near her home. The two became Involved in a dispute brought on by Reeves' Impatience at Mrs. Murray's opposition to him. The girl went home In tears and Mrs.
Murray, who noticed a red mark on her forehead, questioned her daughter closely and Annie In a tit of temper told her mother that Reeves struck her. Yesterdsy afternoon mother and daughter went to" the Northeastern Police Station and had a warrant sworn out lor rieeves. Me was arrested last night. This morning he faced. Justice Llewellyn.
Mrs. Murray, with her daughter, were on on hand, but Annie refused to speak a word against him and pleaded with the magistrate to allow Sudler to go free. Mrs. Murray Insisted that he be fined and sent to Jail and then mother and daughter had a wordy battle. Finally Justice Llewellyn ordered Reeves back to a cell.
As he was led away Miss Murray burst Into tears and refused to leave the station until he was released? and said she would go to Jail with blm. Finally one of the reporters called Miss Murray aside and suggested that she ao home with her mother and then return to the station. Annie left the courtroom with Mrs. Murray, but In five minutes came running back and inquired anxiously tor Reeves. In the meantime the reporters had been busy with the msgistrate and Justice Llewellyn finally agreed to release Reeves when Miss Murray declined to prosecute.
Outside the station the couple were asked If they had any plans, and replied that they had not. "Why, this girl has left her home, for you," Reeves was told. "I'm going to marry her anyhow, so what's the difference?" he ahswered. "Suppose we go down to the Courthouse and get the license now," suggested the reporter. Annie Jumped at the proposition.
"I'm ready," she said. In a few moments the party was on ths way to the Court of Com mon Pleas. One of the reporters applied for ths license, and another paid for it, as tne party wss leaving the Courthouse, Rev. Mr. Rede met them and asked if a clergyman was needed.
At his suggestion all repaired to the church on Charles street, where the knot was tied. The third reporter performed his part of the proceedings by furnishing the wedding ring. Then everybody shook bsnds with everybody else and each went his way. Young Reeves, who Is a distant rela-tlve to Coroner Sudler, of ths Eastern district, said that he would probably tr ke his wife to New York or Atlantic City, ss he has been offered positions with stock brokers In both plscee. BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE amaier Assembly At Pallia! To Last Oae Week.
Phlllppl, W. Va. July 17.The summer assembly of the Baptists of West Virginia, which will last one week, will begin at Phlllppl. The assembly bss been arranged through the Baptist Young People Union, Jfac JrerMae. Ovaar.
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Eclettoa. Vr Waahlnston 1954 J. M. 1955 C. Washington 1958 J.
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H. L. Maj.Berwrn, Md 1060 Fowler, 1961 R. V. Carty.
1963 W. F. Lemon. 1963 C. L.
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1972 V. 8. Washington 1973' W. F. Austin.
1974 T. F. Murray; 1975 R. J. Washington 1976 A.
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L. Rice. 1982 T. E. 1983 J.D.Riobardson.
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E. Phelps Washington 1986 W. C. Blundon. 1987 W.
M. Burt. 1988 O. J. 1989 I.
C. Wlneman. 1990 A.H.Sonnem'nn.Chevy Chase, Md. 1991 Percy Wade. 1992 H.
Washington. 1993 H. A. 1994 C. Travenner.
1995 H. A. Phillips. 1996 T. Michael i Washington i.
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TO TOM AT WOODSTOCK Cardinal Gibbons Goes To Famous Old College Today. NO BALTIMOREANS IN CLASS Holy Orders Will Be Conferred Oa Satardar Ana Flrat Mess Will Be Said Oa Sanoar. Cardinal Gibbons will go to Woodstock College, the Jesuit House of Studies of the rjew York and Maryland Province, today, to take part In the ordinations, which will be held tomorrow, Friday and Saturday. The Cardinal will be assisted by Rev. Joseph Hanselman, provincial of the New York and Maryland Province of the Jesuits; Rev.
Anthony J. Mass, rector of Woodstock College, and Rev. Hector Papl, professor of Canon law at Woodstock. Mr. J.
A. Morgan will be the master" of ceremonies, with C'f W. T. Tallon 88 the assistant mas-t. The other officers during the ceremonies will be: Aoolytes, Messrs.
W. F. McFadden and Edwin D. Sanders; crosier-bearer, Mr. C.
A. Whipple; mitre-bearer, Mr. G. A. candle-bearer, Mr.
C. G. Hersog; book-bearers, Messrs. J. J.
Ryan and J. F. Doherty. This year there is an exceptionally small class of Jesuits to be ordained, none of whom are Baltlmoreans. William Stlnson, ot Massachusetts, one of the new men to be ordained, is well known in Baltimore, having taught at Loyola College for five years.
On next Sunday the new priests will say their first mass before their friends and relatives, a large number of whom will be present at Woodstock. Sunday Is one of the greatest days for the Jesuits, as It is the feast day of St. Ignatius, the founder ot the Society of Jesus. A large number ot priests are expected to attend from all parts of the East, as It Is the custom for each of the newly ordained priests to be assisted In bis first mass by another priest, who is generally the pastor of his home church. On Thursday minor orders will be conferred upon the following, all of whom are pursuing their philosophical course at Woodstock: And.
de Monsabert, p. A. Connlff, A. Muth, C. 3.
Robinson. Baltimore G. F. Mclionald, 0. A.
Connora, W. It. Cullcn, W. F. Cunningham, 3.
A. Hiitrhlns, Baltimore; J.H.Dolan, M. A.Thlnbltls, J.M.Jacob, A. J. Hohmann, 3.
Gallagher, K. C'arhajal, I). F. Ryan, F. X.
Iiyrnes, F. J. Dore, F. U. Boehm, J.
F. Doherty, 0. G. Hogan, J. 8.
White, J. A. Harmon. 3. F.
Beglan, V. 8. McDonough. On the same day the following will be raised to the subdeaconshlp, on Friday to the deaconshlp and on Saturday to the priesthood: E. F.
Gallagher, H. 3. Adelmann, New York Westphalia, (if my. Wm. Stlnson, H.
A. Uaynor, Massachusetts; Brooklyn; H. i. McNulty, J. O'Rotirke, New York; New York; T.
J. Boyle, P. Debold, New York Now York Aloyslus Fortuny, Hyacinth Florens, The last two will return to the Philippines upon the completion of their fourth year of theology. HU6HESES STILL AT IT Oorernor, Wife And Children Each Want Different Home. Washington, July 27.
Cbsrles Evan Hughes, Governor of New York and future Supreme Court Justice, with Mrs. Hughes, Is facing the glare of Washington's asphalt todsy on a second house-hunting tour. 1 The Governor and Mrs. Hughes started out early In a 'large touring car with Major Crossett, the Gov ernor's military aide, Mrs. Crossett and Charles Henry Butler, reporter of the Supreme Court, who Is the Governor's host.
1 Real estate men find the Hughes family difficult to suit, for the Governor wants a library wltfl the house built around It, and Mrs. Hughes wants garden with lots of toweling trees, the house to her be-Ing a secondary consideration. The children, In the meantime, added one agent, centre their affections od the dining room. They hope, however, to complete their tour today and to return to New York either tonight or tomorrow wMBllff, taTELOCK PIIAD8 POE rrr Pfct Of nlllM Wkti tack Tar Gevea To Bottoaa Of Tfce 'tie LiHm A Miser. Hot Springi, July 27.
Several pro Maryland delegates reached thie morning to attend the Joint feting of the Maryland and, Vlr-la Bar Associations. jUnons; them were Messrs. William Wheatley and F. G. Turner, of lltlmore; R.
L. Mitchell, of La tta, and State Senator William M. of Kent, whose arrival brings Eastern Shore representation up an even half dozen. Members of the two associations an opportunity this morning to let Justice Horace Lurton, Ited States Supreme Court, who is deliver the annual address tomor-w. Until this morning' Justice Lur-i has kept to his room preparing I address, but after breakfast to-r be strolled around the lobbies porches, proving himself a good xer seeming to have a good je.
1 i Look Like Senator Ssnlth. The Justice is a short man, built, with thick iron-gray Ir and mustache and wears his eye isses well down on his nose, after manner of Senator John Walter (1th. In fact, the Justice looks very ch like Senator Smith did 10 years i. Among those who talked with for some time was Chief Judge I Hunter Boyd, of the Maryland prt of Appeals. 1 tr.
Wbttelock First Speaker. the presidents of both associations Bided at the Joint session this fating. The first paper of the day I Mr. George Whltelock'e, of Baltl-re, which dealt with "The Present teral Law of Damages for Death by exigence at Sea." Ir. Whitelock went into the sub-; of maritime law in a most com-hensive and interesting manner, wing that as the law now stands re is not one chance out of ten for relatives of a man 'killed on the seas recovering any indemnity, inge as it may seem, the sailor, Is so carefully looked after in it respects by our Government, is unprotected in case of death.
Mr. itelock urged the need of reform this and other Instances. He said, )art: Three proposed reforms in ad-alty have recently received the at-tion of the Congress of the United tes. The bills introduced at the tember session, 1909, are respect-ly entitled as follows, I. A bill relating to liens on ves-I for repairs, supplies or other essaries.
8. A bill to permit suits against United States for damages caused weasels owned or operated by the ted States. 4. A bill to authorize the malnte- ice of actions for negligence caus- jdeath in maritime cases. JThe first of these aits, relating to is on vessels, became the law of i United States on June 23, 1910, Mi it received the Executive sig-ure.
i Death Not Aa Injury. Passing to the civil liability in ad-alty f6r the death of a human be-i it Is a singular fact that by the 'nnon law of England the greatest iry which one man can Inflict "on ther, ttfe taking of his life, is wlth- a private remedy, or, as stated by Ellenborough, 'in a civil court death of a huf Ji being could not somplained of wan injury. On August 26, 1846, Parliament treated the ancient rule of the Eng- realm and gave a civil right of on lor aeain. similar legislation jitlng personal responsibility has owed in most of the American rallies. The House of Lords, it is has held the terms of the Eng-i statute Inapplicable to suits In United Slatea Far Behind.
But prior to' this legislation the imon law of England, as already lalned, denied the recovery for th. The numerous authorities on point are so uniform that the Ited States supreme uoun nas saia it is impossible to speak of the etlon as open. Unless changed by tute this archaic law still prevails rywhere in the United States, eating perhaps In Louisiana. From the foregoing it is apparent I there Is no present right of re-ry for loss of life by negligence 'the high seas either by the gen-1 maritime law of the United States )y Federal statute. I Reform Weeded.
ft is to be hoped that Congress i- speedily grant the right of civil In death cases provided by fd Campbell's act and Conti- Ital Codes. It is true that the American courts admiralty have, without the aid of tatute, found In several instances death the means of preventing the ustice which would have followed adherence to tne law oi tne aa--uv fnmm. for the paramount and versal law 'laid up in the bosom of J' upholds the sanctity oi numan CntiAwtna this waa a paper by ex r. A. J.
Montague, of Virginia, who cussed "How Far the United States preme Court May be Taken As a del for an International Court ot Mtral Justice. To Re-Eleet Marbary. 'onlght will be devoted to separata ilness meetings oi ine two aaso-Hn when officers will be elected. William L. Marbury will be elect- president or tne Maryiana aaaocin-a, i Judge G.
L. Christian, of Rich-nd, will probably be named to head i organisation. tr. ni Marbury and other South' i Maryland members have started Moment to have the next session the Maryland association held at inardtown, at. mary county, me rvutinrf has never met In South- I Maryland snd members In that Uon think is urns it aia so.
Baaqnct Taalaht. ha paper of Justice Lurton tomor will end the list of formal ad ages and final business sessions I be held. The banquet at night I conclude the Joint convention, ay of the Maryland members are well pleased who tow piece mat intend to remain several days If tne convention aqiourne. I Iim rer fTaibaad's Death. terser.
W. July IT. Mrs. Lena Nelll Hutson, of Harrisonburg, I utered suit in the Mineral county irt at Keyser, W. against the tlmore tnd Ohio Railroad for ,090 damages for the killing ot her ihand on October IS, 1909.
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