HOMEMAKERS' BUILDING ASSOCIATION

As a Saving or Investment Proposition this is a most
attractive opportunity.

A high degree of safety, a rate of interest above
that which banks can afford to pay, and the conscious-
ness that every dollar entrusted to the Homemakers
Building Association will be put to work at once in help-
ing people of limited means to secure suitable homes,
are factors which should appeal to many.

The Association meets every Monday evening from 7 to 9 o'clock
at the Sharp Street Memorial Community House, Dolphin and Etting
streets, Baltimore.

EDWARD RINGGOLD

V. A. BROOKS SUCCESSOR

Funeral Director and Embalmer

Will give to all the very best and courteous service possible
Carriages and Limousines to hire for all occasions

1463 NORTH CAREY STREET, NEAR GOLD
Phone: Madison 5361 Never Closed

OFFICERS	DIRECTORS
JOHN R. CARY, President	George S. Await C. Ernest Baker Dr. Benj. F. Brown
DR. B. M. RHETTA,	John R. Gary
Vice-President	Thomas Y. Clark
	John W. Haywood
C. ERNEST BAKER,	George Lottier
Treasurer	Carl Murphy
	Dr. B. M. Rhetta
GEORGE S. AWALT Secretary	Clarke L. Smith Arthur K. Taylor