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FORTY-TWO -TlfcE PITTSBURGH PRESS NOVEMBER 19. 192 WANT AT HEAPOrABTEIta. TOTTRT 4000 9 Male Help Wanted 9 Male Help Wanted CHEVROLET DRIVER With Junk expe PRINTING SOLICITOR. Up-to-date office, good opening for right rience. APPiy lenier ave.

axier 9 a. m. RESERVE BANK DEPOSITS DROP ipecnal Service man. Write 10-73 Press office. DENTIST Manager for ad vertising: office 1 i able, on Radio Salesman Experienced.

Plenty leads, rood salea: demonstration plan: beautiful showroom and good opportunity for floor sales. Right man will find rood opportunity here. Mt. Lebanon Radio Co- Lehigh 1771. good contractor and operator; -T "1 7 -f "TO T- COTTON MARKET PRICES SOAR Futures Advance $1 a Bale in Active Trading Session.

CHICAGO MARKET TONEJRREGULAR Prices Fluctuate Narrowly Near Yesterday's Close. By The United Press. CHICAGO Irregularity prevailed in dealings on the Chicago Stock reterences. vv rue rress office. Net Sidelights Financiers and Industrial a a ins Read From Wrong Side of Menu.

Alert "Bond Sale sman" Seemed to Be "On the Job," in This Case. Was Offering "Wall Paper" Souvenirs in Exchange For Liberty Descriptions. Writer of Communication Sent to Stock Exchange Was After His Enemies. RADIO SALESMEN. Wanted several men of character and DRAUGHTSMEN.

Several experienced trnctural steel da r. a nd Deposits Show Decline of $195,000,000. ability to sell radios on commission basis; part or full time. Phone Schecley 4142 lor appointment. tallers.

John Elchleay Jr. Co. 20th at. S. Pgh.

niSTRTBTTTORS Crew Manam-a to pro SALES MANAGER For advertismr nov if mote MeK eon's "Liuquia suipnur. write elties, also handle men: commission: represent N. T. give phone. Write 16-27.

Press office. SulphnrProdueU Co- Greensburay. Pa DISTRIBUTORS Two good men. steady Exchange today while prices fluctuated narrowly around the previous work. Report 7 a.

m. 31 a 'intra ave. nrc vrro voder? shoe REPAIR. 124 closing levels. Sentiment was mixed North Euclid want orai-ciass snoa SALESMEN Are You Looking For Big Money? If So repairman.

Inn Memornainni Notices and Cards off THnamiks The Pittsburgh Press has prepared a folder containing nearly 100 different In Memoriam notices for every purpose also another small folder of 14 suggested styles for Cards of Thanks. If you contemplate inserting one of these notices, the suggestions in the folders will prove very helpful to you. Either or both folders can be obtained free on request. Phone Court 4900 and they will be mailed to you or ask for them at The Press Want Ad Headquarters, 254 Fifth Ave. Such notices are very reasonable and may be arranged over the telephone.

and it was evident that many traders were awaiting further develop ELECTRICIAN Wanted for B. X. work and conduit work. Cedar 7344. Invest 15 minutes of your tim with Mr ments before making commitments.

Utilities were irregular with Middle West Utilities old up 5 points, while inner, sod uormoni saving tt Trust any day this week: $200 per week and tir ia not at all unusual for our salesmen. Ex perience in our business not necessary. train you. co-operate with you and helii you get started. If you are tired of a mere living make today your turning point.

THI3 18 YOUR OPPORTUNITY. ACT Wi the New stock gained fractionally and Insull up about a point. Commonwealth Edison, however, was By The United Press. WASHINGTON The Federal Reserve board's condition statement of weekly reporting member banks in leading cities on Nov. 13 shows decreases for the week of in loans and Investments, of $195.00,000 In net demand deposits, of $79,000,000 in time deposits and of $42,000,000 in borrowings from the Federal Reserve Banks.

Loans on securities declined at reporting member banks in the New York district, $21,000,000 in the Boston district, $10,000,000 in the Cleveland district, $7,000,000 In the Richmond district and at all reporting banks. "All other" loans Increased $14,000,000 In the Boston district, $8,000,000 in the Philadelphia district and $6,000,000 in the San Francisco district, and SALESMEN By The United Press. NEW YORK Futures on the local Cotton Exchange soared a dollar a bale In active dealings today. A vigorous rally was started after the opening call which carried prices forward. The undertone of the market was strong and sentiment was very friendly.

A wave of buying orders which came mostly from commission and wire houses swept over the list and carried futures to the high levels of the day with the more active months up $1.25 bale. Switching continued, especially between December and May and December and March. Hedging, which was fairly heavy in early dealings tapered off. The irregular trend of the stock market attracted little attention in most quarters as cotton aggressively moved up. The Fossick Ginnings estimate of 11,900,000 bales was construed as rather bullish as the total was about 250,000 bales less than for the same period in the previous year.

easier and lost about 6 points, while Central Southwest eased slightly. Radio, shares were easier with Grigsby-Grunow off almost 2 points and other issues oft fractionally. Auburn Auto declined 5 points on a single turnover while Bendix Aviation and Borg Warner eased a point each. ENGINEERS Western Electric Co. KEARNT.

N. J. Expanding program createe need for men to nil engineering positions in the Equipment Department at our Kearny. New Jersey, works. Recent electric or mechanical engineering graduates or non-rraduates with one to three years practical experience may qualify.

Good opportunity for training and advancement in the telephone field. For appointment telephone Mr. R. R. Windlepleck.

Atlantic 7100. November 21 and 23 between the hours of 10 a. m. and 6:30 p. m.

If unable to call for appointment write the Western Electrio Company, 100 Central Kearny. New Jersey, for further Information. Call Court CHICACO Followtng Is a complete list of stocks traded in today on the Chicago A Courteous and Intelligent Ad-Girl will greet you. The Pittsburgh Press Established direct to consumer route. Neat appearing men between 25 and 35 years, bond and references required.

Stead.v employment, salary and commission. Ap-ply 621 Paulson E. E. SALESMEN -BOOKMEN I have tha greatest proposition with the most unique selling plan that baa ever been brought out; your prospects thank you for calling; I will take you out and show you that the above statement is true. See Mr.

Sadler Pittsburgber Hotel. Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon. SALESMEN Sen something in which everybody Is Interested prospect. MAJESTIC T1ADIO.

Come In and let us show you how you can make more money than ever before. Mr. Sippey. 963 Liberty ave. SALESMAN With 5-passenger "car for siock Lxchange: This Edit Low declined $9,000,000 in the New York district and $7,000,000 in the Chicago district, all reporting banks show Court 4900 254: Fifth Ave.

Hi eh A 100 Abbot Lab 37 V4 1 60 Acme Steel 4)4 20( All-Am Moh 5 250 Altlr Bros ev pf 37 60 Amer 23 100 Am Com Pwr A. 22 100 Amer 18'i 60 Am Pub Serv pf. 98 Vi ing a net increase of $3,000,000. Holdings of U. S.

government se FIELD MANAGER Experienced on mag. Hish. Low. rTta7YTiwxa- i ntt vf rvn. vm wi im mi im mi nnai i 37 4Vi 35 23 Ji 22 a 18 as Vi 14 3ri 22 Vi curities increased $13,000,000 in the azine club work: one capable of handling sales crew in field: guaranteed salary, bonus and commission: chance for advancement.

Write 12-62. Press office. New York district ana declined Last. 17.48 17.66 18.21 18.39 18.46 37 Vi t3 6 37 23 22 08 19 3 V. 22'.

15 155 33 21 December January arch av July October 17.28 17.43 17.71 17. .08 18.17 18.21 1' 17.68 17. 6 .18.23 18.40 18.50 100 Art Metal Works. 19 000,000 at all reporting banks, while Lost and Found Death Notices 400 Asso Apparel 36 Vi local ofr.ee of larirn tastern Renins nationally advertised product in constant demand: excellent prospects for man satisfied with 40 weekly to start. See O.

H. Hoelscher. 607 Liberty Room 407. JANITOR and wife, part time: strictly sober: references: $25 month and good quarters 701 Ridge N. S.

DOG Hound, gray body, brown ears, rope 700 Asso Tel Util 200 Atlas Stores 100 Auburn Auto 23 Vs 157i 155 Harry A. Sperlin. 810 Coal Wilkins-burgr, ifhere services wil be held Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment on collar, lost in sa. mn.

Ma. xenu-K. 15 155 JOB COMPOSITOR Experienced, good all FIELD GLASSES and case at corner of SALESMAN Catholic: energetic live wires around man: one with experience on nid- private. Temple ana uaKiana. saiuraay.

Finder please call Mayflower 9203. low preferred. 802 Sun-Telegraph Bldg. MANNING On Monday. Nov.

18. 1929. S3 21 4 14 holdings of other securities increased $14,000,000 in the Boston district, $7,000,000 in the Chicago district and $20,000,000 at all reporting banks. The principal changes in borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks for the week comprise decreases of at the Federal Reserve Bank can earn 535 weetly: new proposition. Call 8-10 or 6-6: Room 807 Keystone bldg.

Fourth ave. MECH. ENGRS. $150 -S300 month. Busi GLASSES Silver rimmed, lost on North ness Service 802 Park bldg.

ave; reward ueaar SALESMEN. HAT Ladies' brown felt, with buckle; lost Liverpool. LIVERPOOL Spots quiet; market easier; sales, 6,000 bales; receipts, 16,000 bales, including 5,600 bales American; middling fair, 10.85d; strictly good middling, 10.4Cd; good middling, lO.OOd; strictly middling, 9.80d; middling, 9.60d; strictly low middling, 9.40d; low middling, 9.15d; strictly good ordi at 9 55 p. wnnam m. mannms, Husband of the late Gertrude Schulte.

lather of Margaret and Martha Manning-ami Mrs. William H. Oettinir, at his residence, 1525 Lowrie North Side, in his seventy-ninth year. Services on Thursday. Nov.

21. at 2:30 p. m. Friends invited. Interment private.

in East Jov. J.B. Jiiiana oom. 82 31 "4 32 13 24 House to house, to sell modern house NAPKINS 5. linen, initial lost In hold specialties on easy payment plan: good proposition for experienced canvassers: excellent chance for advancement.

Crafton Heights, jmaay; vaiueo as gut of mother, deceased. Reward. Walnut 60 Backstay-Welt 300 Banco Kentucky. 100 Baxter Laund 150 Beatrice 1400 Bendix Aviat li'OO Borg Warner 50 Brown Fence 1 st)0 Butler Brothers 150 Castle A 450Ceco Mfg Co 450 Cent 111 Securities 1250 Cent Pub Serv A llOO Cent 100 do pfd 100 Chi Con Rys 100 Chifo Rv 11 16-J. Apply Consolidated Home Furnishing Co.

O'BRIEN Suddenly, on Sunday. Nov. 17. MAN Between 25 and 40. with selling ability, educational background an advantage.

Don't call unless you are out for real money 9:30 a. m. to 4 p. m. 1415 Clark bldg.

of New York, $8,000,000 each at Cleveland and Dallas, and increases of $49,000,000 at Chicago and NOTE BOOK Between Lincoln Avenue M. 943 Liberty ave SALESMAN Experienced road man to 33 21 "54 14 82 i 33 V. 33 Va 12 24 47 24 28 32 Va 16Vi 84 1 la 37 33 25 21 4 E. Church and ward Home, address inside, Mrs. Burton Hungerford.

000,000 at Boston. Loda. 111. Call Lehigh 544-J-M. sell framed mirrors: commission oasis; state age and territory now covering.

Address Box 143. Manorville. Pa 1929. at m.0 P. mary u.

jjnen, beloved daughter of Michael and Barbara Hailoran O'Brien, in her twenty-first vear. Funeral from the family residence, 7455 McCluro Swissvale. on Thursday. Nov. 21.

at 8:30 a. m. Hiph mass of requiem at St. Anselms Church. Swissvale.

at 9 o'clock. Friends invited. PACKAGE Containing leather wallet and papers lost Monday, mamond. wooa or 14 82' '2 3 2 Vi 33 13 24 47 23 28 32 15 J3 t4 1 8V4 14 37 33 Vi 25 2Vi 4 234 18 6 63 Vi 11 44 114 20 47 car: reward. Lafayette Uloo-J.

Chicago Corp MAN Young, married, neat appearing and 47 27 32 15 1 8 14 4 234 18 PURSE Black and brown leather, lost Investment Trusts. Snnriav at cancLvlana. f-ast i.ioerty. con preferably trom tne East End: the work will prove remunerative to right party. Call between 9 and 10 a.

m. and 3 and OTTO Ou Tuesday. Nov. 19, 1929. at tained glasses, compact and watch: value Bid.

Ask. 92- watch for sentimental reasons, ttewara. Am Founders Corp 4 p. m- 729 Wood at 3rd floor. Wil- SALESMEN MANAGERS.

Large corporation organizing new department, with chain of stores and offices throughout the United States, will require the services of salesmen and managers. SEE MR. BOICE. 816 BESSEMER BLDG. uu ao pia 250 Chicago Investors.

10O0 do pfd loOChi Yellow 3050 Cities Service 60 Club Aluminum. 50 Common IOO Const Mayflower 4909. Kinspurg. 12:30 a. m- uaoene tineoei, wiaow oi Henry A.

Otto. Services at her late residence, 3508 Shadeland North Side. Thursday afternoon at 3 :80 o'clock. Friends invited. Interment private.

PACKAGE Containing white blouse, left MAN Young: True Story Magazine Is .65 on 38 car. Call jar, wmtners. At. adding to Its lorce and ODDortumtv is 230 18 PURSE Brown, containing keys, money onerea to casn in on its popularity txiu Consumers Co 6 Apply salesmanagcr. 5100 Jenkins Ar- $5.75.

lost Monday on Liverpool be 14O0 Continent Chgo cts 64 63 '4 cade before 9 clock mornings. tween sedpwicK ana itiaweu. Kewara. Cedar 4710-R. MAN, YOUNG.

PURSE Blue suede, lost on Armistice Day K.ora iorp 12 11 2O0 Crane Co 44 44 60 do pfd H4 114 150 Curtis 20 Va 20 Vi 85 40 44 7 5 57 23 10 24 7 11 8 20 Vi 17 7 3 57 17 17 To fill vacancy in local branch of large O'NEIL. On Saturday. Nov. 16. 1929.

at 3:30 p. Genevieve Mcintosh O'Neil. beloved wife of William G. O'Neil. at her home.

609 River Avalon. She will be buried from the home of her mother. Mrs. James H. Mcintosh, 124 Laurel Ben Avon.

Funeral on Wednesday. Nov. 20. at 8:30 a. m.

Requiem high mass at Assumption Roman Catholic Church at 9 o'clock. Interment in St. Mary's Cemetery. By WILLIAM R. MITCIIEL.

IT MIGHT have happened at the Duquesne Club or, perhaps, the Union or Pittsburgh club, or. the Chamber of Commerce. Anyway, it as a place where the presidents of about all the Where Leading prominent down-Bankers Meet town banking institutions as well other executives, whose names are a household word in finance and Industry, here gather daily for luncheon. And It really did happen, let the shoe fit whom it may. Not so long ago a party of bank xecutives (and others) had gathered about a "certain round table" at "the" club, for luncheon.

And one man was scheduled to pay for the crowd (an election bet, or something to that effect; or football). "Boys," said one of the leading spirits evidently not the loser of the bet, if such was the case "we may go just as far as we like, for It isn't costing us a cent, you know." "That's right; so it isn't," remarked another, as he nudged his tiext-door neighbor slyly in the ribs, accompanied by a wink. Just as sly. It may be explained that his "That's right; so it isn't" is not to be taken as possessing an ambiguous meaning as might appear on the surface but that what was understood by the group was that It wasn't costing any of the members with the exception of the prospective "payer" a red cent. Just here, though, the latter who is noted for his deeply sonorous voice boomed, so that all could hear: "Say, you fellows, don't go reading from right to left on that menu.

Take it from left to right." What he meant was the prices ere on the right, and that the "boys" were planning to eat backwards, according to price, so it would cost him more. OF COURSE, such a "go-getter" hardly could be associated with any of the more important investment banking firms in Pittsburgh. No that he couldn't! Not at all! This One Snre Nevertheless, the Was idea may be of use to some of those who always seem to be seeking new clients. So we will pass it along, with the permission of the "victim." It seems Ralph Lewando concert violinist and teacher resides at 121 Elysian Point Breeze district. And Frances Gould Lewando, teacher of singing with several contest-winning pupils to her credit also resides at the same number, bo this hardly could be construed as an advertisement, which it isn't, as each has about as many pupils as each would care to handle, "they" aay.

Likely, both have been tolerably Successful in a financial way, also. For, one day, not so very long ago, Mrs. Lewando was coming to town to deposit some Liberty bonds in her bank. She had them in an envelope, with her name on it in conspicuous letters. HER BUSINESS consumated, Mrs.

Lewando returned to her teaching. But the very text day there came a dapper young man (it seems always they are to Eut He Failed the door of the In His Mission, home and studios, inquiring for Mrs. liewando. He explained he had seen her carry the envelope In the street car the day before, and had between Home st. and East End contained meal and train ticket for Am- publishing house: neat appearance and high school education essential.

$22 weekly to bridge, also sum of money: reward. 100 Elec Research Lab 3 3 start. Apply 1 p. 711 Empire bldg. Fisk 1075-R.

MAN Experienced in furniture advertis 3 61 16 PURSE Light tan. lOBt on Ohio st. Sun 27 8 15 9 21 V4 18 Vi 40 64 18'4 18 Va 3H 50 16 lOOFitz Sim 51 60 Foote-Burt Co 15 51 15 ing, with good reference: must be able to day, driver a licenses addressed Jlo Reno oo tis pia do 7s pfd do l-14(iths do ev pfd Am Gen Securities Units. do A do Am Insurance Storks Basic Industry Shares British Type Investors Corporate Trust Ii versified Trustee Shares A do do Federated Capital do units Fixed Trust Shares A do Guardian Investment Incorporated Investors Insurance Shares A Insurance St Tr Sh lut Securities Am Allot cts. Int.

Securities Am do do (is id do O'is pfd Investment Co of America. Investment Tr Associates. Mass Investors Trust. trim windows: good salary. Inauire Wed.

reward. Call Rochester S26-R after nesaay jnov. au, Detween lo and 1 p. 6 p. m.

20 21 200O Gleaner Comb Har. 21 105O Gt Lakes Aircraft. 8 at u. YYuuams ac o. ask ior Max tonen ROSEHBADMS Require the services of Experleiced Raclio Service Man Must Have Car.

APPLT AT ONCE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE. LIBERTY AVE. PATRICK On Monday, Nov. 18. 1929.

at the Presbyterian Hospital, Emma, wife of Albert A. Patrick and daughter of the late James and Margaret Whitney of McKeesport. Funeral services at 3 d. m. Wednesday from her late home.

STOCK CERTIFICATES Two, on Fifth 6 35 Grejit l.alt FlrHfri 1 1 1 ci a. MAN xoung. living in the Hill district, to work evenings irom 5 to 9:30 and all 6800 Grigsby Orunow.I 20 18Vi 10V Friday afternoon. Keyes Fiber, Cities Service. Payment haa been stopped.

Suitable reward. Schenley 2925. day Saturday in men furnishing store. nary, 8.75d; good ordinary. 8.35d.

Futures opened 6 to 7 points lower and at 12:15 were 2 to 4 English points worse than as due. Dec Open Hiirh Low 12.15 January 9.30 P.30 ft. 27 9.27 March ,40 P. 3.0 9.30 9.64 May 9.47 9.46 9.47 9.44 9.4.5 J'llv 9 55 051 9.53 9.51 9.51 October 9.53 9.50 9.51 9.50 0.50 Alexandria. The Alexandria market closed 4 to 9 points lower.

January saks, 28.30c uppers closed 1 to 15 points lower; January saks at Liverpool closed 8 points lower at 13.20d; uppers closed 3 points lower at 10.40d. Indian spot cotton closed .10 lower at 7.05 d. Textiles. NEW YORK The coarse yarn market is very quiet, while prices are irregular. The weaker tone in raw cotton unsettled the market to some extent and a mixed tone was evident.

Large buyers, in the main, were disinterested in the market when large concessions were denied them. However, the sliding scale of prices continued over a range of V. cent. Sales of 38l2inch 63x60s are being made at IV2 cents, 60x48s at 6V4 cents, and 80 squares at Wool. BOSTON Confidence in the prices of 64s and finer and 58-60s wools appears somewhat stronger, but a great deal of uncertainty exists over the position of 56s and lower quality domestic wools because of the lower levels of prices on South American cross-breds.

The receipts of domestic wools at Bos 1222 Buena Vista N. S. Interment inquire xtun wyne ave. TOOLS Caroenter's. lost from Nash sedan in Uniondale Cemetery.

MAN Wanted, with some sales experience: Friday night. Reward. No questions money lor you. investigate this imme asked. Lafayette 3380.

47 27 20 47 25 6t 74 40 28 42 PARFITT On Monday. Nov. 18. 1929. at 4 :30 p.

Ellen A. Finn, beloved wife of William A. Parfitt; daughter of John and Ainora Donovan Finn, formerly of diately. See Mr. Sobodas.

511 Union WALLET Containing driver's card and N. Pittsburgh, between 7-8 p. m. S31 lost on Birelow bivd. Monday morn- MAN Steady, neat appearing, to act as ign.

Nov. 18. Reward. Hiland 2449-R. the South Side.

Funeral from the home 23 26 18 30 20 16 23 23 24 Vi 48 86 26 service man: position good for S30 to 45 44 WRIST WATCH With link bracelet, white of her father, John inn. 114 Mt. Washington. Notice of per week. Apply to Mr.

Boyer, 037 ia Hall rPinting 24 22 50 Harnishteger 26 26 15( Hart-Carter 18 60 Hormel Co 30O Houdaille Hers 21 20 200 do in 154 60 HusHtnan-Ligonier. 23 23 50 111 Brick TT 23 3 200 Inland utilities 24 24 Vi 1600 Insull Util 48 47 350 do pfd 2nd ser. 88 86 50 Iron Fireman 26 26 250 Kalamazoo Stove. 63 53 450 Kel Switch Board. 7 7 gold, lost near Smithneld st.

or on 82 Fulton 3 to 9 p. m. National Bond and Share. 30 time later. car.

Penhtirst 4K08-J. MAN with car. must know city thor. ROBINSON' On Monday morning. Nov.

18, WRTST WATCH Ladv's tBlllovaV lost oughly, instalment or insurance experi 1929. at 7:45 o'clock, Margaret Durn- Monday evening, near city Postoffice or ence. Apply Mr. Lucas, 15 Penn ave North American Investment. 116 120 North Am Trust Shares 8 9V4 Second International Sec 37 doB 15 do pfd 32 Standard Oil Trust 9 11 lne.

widow ot Thomas a. Koomson Western and Irwin: reward. Fa. 394a. SALESMEN No matter what you have been selling our proposition pays well to live, energetic, clean-cut.

direct sales people. No collecting, delivery or signatures to secure. Best season on now. Big money. See Manager today after 9 a.

Grand Union 621 Paulson E. E. Services at her residence. 6215 West MAN For special work; salary 21 per WATCH White gold. Hamilton.

Arabella minster Shady Side. Wednesday week; give full particulars about your Sunday. Laf. 1335-J. afternoon at a clocB.

Burial private. sen. Box 4'Jl, PittsDtirgn. ra. WATCH Lady's white gold, wrist; Olym MAN Experienced in loading and flgur SCHNABEL At the residence of her sister, Mrs.

Regina Ritchie. 22B Kennedy pic Theater; reward. Millvale ltKU-w. ANNOUNCEMENTS ing lumber, for retail lumber yard, vt North Side. ti.

on fcun WATCH White gold Illinois: initials A. Write 13-87. Press office. F. reward.

Linden 1469-W. day morning. Nov. 17, 1929. at 4:15 o'clock.

Anna E. Schnabel. Funeral from Death Notices MAN Young, with several years' exneri 7 17' 42-'! 20 15 235 Call Wellington shot gun. ence on automatic machinery. Pittsburgh SALESMAN; Unusual opportunity for real salesman: good at closing; average repeat business: experience in belling boilers and boiler rooms equipment and supplies Useful.

Phone Mr. Dennis, Court 5527. FOUND A 1823-J. the residence of her nephew. H.

P. Brandt. Perrysville. Services Tuesday rag co 73 imperial power piqg. MAN With closed car: deliver doughnuts, BITHANNOX On Monday.

Nov. 18. 1929 at 2:45 p. Cora E. Buchannon.

Fu SMITH On Monday, Nov. 18. 1929. at EMPLOYMENT 7 17 42 20 15 235 17 23 20 20 23 20 38 15 Vi tan j.ues. aiternoon.

jo r-ast i. P. at St. Margarets Hospital, Martha Murohy. widow of Robert neral services at the isidence ol! her natisrnier.

Mrs, lorus xt. -ferrin. Male Help Wanted Smith, mother of Fttie Reynolds Hall and granddaughter of Massa Harbison. Funeral services at H. Samson's.

537 MEN SALESMEN GRAPE JUICE. CITY AND ROAD. EXPERIENCED AND INKXPKRTENCFn Biff commissions paid daily; JF100 weekly and up is being earned regularly by salesmen of average ability: splendid opportunity for advancement: drawings to cover initial road expense. ROOM 1809. 429 FOURTH AVE Keifert Knoxvtlle.

Pittsburgh. on Wednesday at 2 p. m. ITerre Haute and Indianapolis (Ind.) papers please copy. Bl'RXS On'Tuesday.

Nov. 19. 1029. Wil Neville Wednesday afternoon. Nov 20.

at 2 o'clock. EMPLOYERS Nationally known corooration has SI'KINtiRR On Tuesday. Nov. 19. 1929 liam L.

Burns, brother of James F. ton during the week ended Nov. 16 amounted to 2,419,300 pounds, as compared with 969,800 pounds the previous week. X1N 1LJL. J2 VV 300 Lane Drug Sirs cts 7 SOOLibby McN Libhv 17 50 Lincoln Prntg pfd 42 150 Lion Oil Refining 20 60 Lynch Glass Mch 15 50 Mid West Util ..235 100 Marks Bros 17 100 Material Service 23 400 McGraw Electric.

21 20OMer.h Mfg A. 20 0800 MidWest Trtii nw 23 50 Midland United. 20 50 Miller 38 150 Mo-Kan Pipe L. 15 100 Mohawk Rubber. 13 Vi 60 Morgan Lithogrph 8 60 Muskegon Mot Sp 17 100 Naehman-Spring 30 100 Nat El Pwr 26 100 Nat Leather 2 100 Nat Republic Inv 63 100 Nat 16 50 Nat Standard 31 450 Nat Union 50 Noblitt-Sparks 45 50 No American Car.

36 200 No Am 65 350 No So Amer A. 17 100 No'wst Bancorport 64 50 Nor ffwt Engineer 21 1000 No Banc rts. 3-16 Burns and Mane vuletich of the North at 1 :15 a. Maria Springer, widow of Martin L. Springer, aged 76 years.

SAME DAY, SALESMEN. Side. Funeral from the chapel of William Sirlin, 620 E. Ohio sU Time later, opening for five men in this territory, aged 25 to 40. Applicant must have pleasing personality and good appearance.

To such men we are in a position to offer an opportunity that will pay from S75 to $100 per week from the start. Selling experience not necessary. We teach you. No investment required. See MR.

LANGFORD. Room COr.ES On Monday. Nov. 18, 1929. at 17 23 20 20 22 20 Vj 38 1 5 Vi 13 8'i 17 30 Vi 26 2Vi 53 Vi 15 31 8 45 35 65 17 64 21 3-16 3-4(1 a.

Irene Mae. dansrhter of Wil liam J. and Irene Snvder aged 9 months. Funeral from the parents' resi SPANG-CHALFANT MODERNIZES PLANT 13 8 17 30 26 2 53 15 31 0 45 36 65 17 64 21 Funeral services at the home of her son. D.

Fred Springer, Lark Inn Field. Leetsdale, on Wednesday. Nov. 20. at 8 p.

m. Funeral private Thursday morning. Friends are invited. She is sur- vived by ni lie children. STEEDLE Karoline Steedle (nee Fuchs), wife of the late Otto Steedle.

Funeral from the residence of her son. Joseph F. Steedle, 253 Edmond st. on Thursday. Nov.

21, at 8:30 a. m. Solemn high mass at St. Joseph's Church at 9 a. m.

Friends invited. dence, oo Hiland Etna, on Wednesday. Nov. 20. at 2 p.

m. Friends 308 Keenan bldg. FROM PRESS WANT ADS IF YOU DESIRE. ADS TAKEN IN THE MORNING UP UNTIL 11 O'CLOCK APPEAR IN THE LATE STOCK EDITION. WHICH IS ON SALE AT 1:30 RIGHT AFTER LUNCH THE SAME DAY.

CALL COURT 4900. MEN (3) for local sales office, selling Flan Expenditure of Half wen-known silverware direct to users invited. COOKE On Saturday. Nov. 16.

1929. at 5 a. -Emma Rood Cooke, widow of Oliver S. Cooke, at the home of her sister. Miss Mary Rood, Omaha.

Neb. Services were held Monday, Nov. 18. at the Hoffman Mortuary Temple. Omaha.

sDecial low Drices and easy terms: On Etna Works. demand for holidays: means quick sales and good income to right man. Apply ADVERTISING solicitors call at room Following extensive improvements Manager. Room 4U7. Lmpire oldg.

408 Thaw 108 smithneia si. New York corporation has openings for 2 men with book or magazine experience: we train you and show you bow to earn at least $60 a week. Apply 701 Wabash bldg. SALESMEN (Two) for permanent positions: wonderful opportunity to willine workers: must be reliable. Mr.

Elfen-baum. 10 to 3. Sunday. Monday and Tuesday. Room 608.

339 Filth ave. SALESMEN HOWARD CLOTHES. Large sample kit display furnished men over 30 who can sell. We will employ only the highest type of men to sell direct to wearer. HOWARD $22.50 suits and overcoats that built the bit successful chain of Howard Stores.

i Unlimited sales assistance and full commission on all customers you recommend and who purchases at our Pittsburgh store. Howard future exeeutivea will be selected from among these men. Mr. Griffin or Mr. Silverman.

Howard Clothes. 233 Fifth Pittsburgh MEN Of neat amearance. for season A nVPOTKlNr. SAT.T.9WAN. at the seamless tube plant at Am-bridge, which work has been com best line; now is the time to make big House to house; pay daily.

Carrick 3109-J. money. Apply between 9 and 10 a. ARTIFICIAL LIMB MECH. Details write 191o Carson South Side.

pleted. Spang-Chalfant STUCKRATH-HARTMAN On Sunday. Nov. 17. 1929, at 6:65 P.

m. Dorathea Hartman Stuckrath, widow of Henry Stuckrath. aged 80 years, mother of Mrs. Emma Engel. Miss Margaret Stuckrath, Conrad.

Henry and William Stuckrath. Also survived by three grandchildren. Sister of Mrs. Maria Dallman and August Hartman. Services Thursday at 2 p.

m. at her late residence. 2012 Sidney Smith Side. Pittsburgh. Friends are invited.

Interment in Oakland Cemetery. 3-16 32 25 40 16 18 215 Penn Limb Co 941 X. izin niiia. MN 3. to lake over restricted terri t'Kl IKSIIAN'K Monday, Nov.

18. 1929, at. 4:45 p. Carrie Weaver, beloved wife of Frank Cruikshank. Services at her late residence, Church Ben Avon, Thursday at p.

m. Friends invited. CAMERON-STANDFAST At St. Louis. Mo.

Eliza Cameron Standfast. Funeral from the residence of her aunt. Mrs. Mary Cameron. 420 Edmond on Wednesday, Nov.

20, at 2 p. Sixth 530 BUSHELMAN Experienced. 100 Ontario Mfg 32 lOOOshkosh 60 do pfd 25 100 Pines Winterfrt A 40 100 Polymet Mfs 16 200 S-Devry 1 8 20 Quaker Oats 215 550 Railroad 8 tones In city or suburbs, taking orders ave. Atlantic 7419 and delivering B. Watkins food prod 40 16 18 215 ucts.

territories pay S40 up per week BOOKKEEPER Experienced 25-35 to join our force you must be steady years of age, for general ledger, journal and cash book; state age, previous ex and reliable; work Is steady year around the longer you are at it the more you perience and references. Write 16-8, THORNE On Monday. 'Nov. 18. 1929.

at DEISEKOTH Suddenly, ou Saturday. Nov earn, but $40 will be your start. Call Press office. at our branch, 6407 Penn ave. 1 lo Kayi neon -itg ill 350 Reliance Mfg 17 100 Ryerson Son 37 BOY 17 or 18.

to help around dairy. Ap has completed plans for modernization of its Etna plant at a cost of $500,000. The work will result in savings in costs which are expected to pay for the improvements within three years. While the program is primarily aimed at economies, the resulting gain in efficiency will substantially increase the output of the existing pipe furnaces. In some cases this will result in increases of.

30 per cent in capacity. ply J045 Spring Garaen ave. o. Be 3:55 p. William Byers lnorne.

nus-band of Elizabeth Kirk Thorne. in his sixty-second year. Funeral services at his late residence. 304 South Craig on Wednesday. Nov.

20. at 2:30 p. m. Friends invited. HEN tween and 14 a.

m. 850 Seaboard Ttil nnv Slrnnr In learn baking trade. Call nt) Stand Dredsr cv pf 2S Va We are able to place in our organization 4932 Second Mazeiwooa. oeio-e 3:30 today or after 9 a. m.

tomorrow. TORIN Hanna Tobin (nee Franke). wife at this time a limited number ot men for selling positions in our local department stores. 6. CALL AFTER BOYS WANTED.

16. 1929. at 11 p. m. Kooert w.

Deiseroth. beloved husband of Elizabeth Deiseroth, at his home. 945 Climax Eighteenth ward, in his forty-ninth year. Funeral Wednesday morning, Nov. 20.

at 8:30 o'clock. Requiem mass at St. Michaels Church at 9 o'clock. Interment in St. Michaels cemetery.

Alexandria and Gary (Ind.) papers please copy. EDWARDS On Sunday. Nov. 17. 1929.

at 9:20 p. Alfred O. Edwards, husband of the late Elizabeth Kunkleman Edwards. Services at the family home. 5417 Glenwood Glenwood, on Wednesday, Nov.

20, at 2 p. m. Friends invited. FAIRFAX 2887. SALESMEN Men selected will be trained in modern of the late Edward xoDin ana sister oi Julius and Wililam Franke.

formerly of 4610 Penn ave. Funeral from the funeral home of W. N. Winter. 4730 Friendship ave.

on Thursday. Nov. 21. at 3:30 p. m.

Friends invited. APPLY 917 BOY COLORED POSTER. merchandising of our products: must be satisfied with moderate income during LIBERTY AVE. BOY TYPIST Good. Conley Business Serv training period.

Also interested in a few W'EAVERLING Suddenly. on Sunday. men of proven managerial ability. ice. 1503 Law finance oiag.

appiv 3025 Jenkins Arcade Wednesday 8 'i 8 Vi 20 9 17 36 36 8 8 Vi 24 25 7 7Vi 31 31 48 48 Vi 125 125 28 28 s4 13 13 8 8 IS 18 7V4 7 14Vi 14Vi 10 10 9V4 17'4 18H 24 Vi 24 Vi 28 28 8i 8 31 31 23 24 32 i 124 60 60 15 15 BOY Experienced, to work in bakery. 209 Nov. 17. 199. at p.

m. jonn n. husband of Mary A. Weaverltng. Funeral services at his late residence.

2808 10 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. only.

surmised there were bonds in It. Mrs. Lawando admitted there were. They were "Liberties." "But how did you know who was the owner?" she asked, rather surprised. "Oh, I Just happened to observe your name on the envelope." "Well, what is it that you want jiow?" urged the vocal teacher, one of whose pupils had been interrupted by th caller.

a "I thought that, perhaps, I could Interest you in another line of bonds which would return you considerably more than the interest you receive on your Liberty bonds, as he began to unfold one of those glowing circulars, with oil wells, mines and all other kinds of alluring pic Marriage Licenses. North ave. Millvale BOY to pass circulars. Vanity Hosiery Meinue uaaio 25 Stone Co. 31 IOO Super-Maid Corp.

4X' 2O0 Swift Co 100 Swift Internatnl. 28 ISOTnit Corp of Amer 13 5O0 United Dry Docks 8 So0 Tnited Gas Co 20 600 United Reproduc. 7H 1200 Gypsum 4S fiO XT Lines 14 'i 250 Rad Televis 10 i 300 Utah Radio Prod. 4 950 Utility 1 9 hi 650 do cv pf 25 100 Votex Uig A 28 50 Wahl Co 8 i 50 Wayne Pump pfd. 31 1450 Wextark Radio St 24 lOOWlms Oil-O-Matic 11 lOOWinton 60 MEN.

Two. neat aDDearinr. between the ages Pyramid Carrick. Pa. on Wednesday afternoon.

Nov. 20, at 2 p. m. Members of Knights of Maccabees and friends Shoppe. 600 Jioerty ave.

m. today. 302 EOYS Call 4 to 6 p. of 23 and 35, for special work. Only A Pennsylvania corporation has an attractive proposition for two salesmen of character and ability.

Would you like to make 5 to 20 thousand dollars annually? Several of our salesmen are doing this. We believe our proposition offers you an opportunity to make more money than can be made elsewhere. Mr. Sloan will interview applicants at 1907 Law and Finance bldg. between the hours of ten and one.

are invited to attend Zara st. Room 39. FISHKK On Monday. Nov. 18.

1929. at 4:30 a. Homer B. Fisher, husband of Mary Beckett Fisher. Funeral services at his late residence.

305 Shady Hill Westwood. Twenty-eighth ward. Pittsburgh. Pa. on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

WHITF On Monday. Nov. 18. 1029, at rotw A-n ff.ndf.r MAN First class; those satisfied with $35 per week to start need apply. No salesmen wanted.

904 East End Trust between tha 11:45 p. Margaret Ann White, widow Frank Pelkofer Pittsburgh Barbara Oskamp Pittsburgh Herman Kuenzig Munhall Alma Steiner Homestead Carl Kiggrins Floreffe Hattie Sehultz Floreffe Charles Honpt Gibsonia Dorothy Haberlein Allison Park steady position for right party. Apply hours of 9 and 12 a. m. Wednesday.

3 N. Euclid ave. East Liberty. of Edward W. White, and mother of Arthur H.

White, in her eighty-fifth year, Funeral from the residence of her son, MEN'S TAILOR. Good helper to work on coats: wtt do BRICKLAYERS LEHIGH 3581-R, 327 South Millvale ave. Services Thursday, Nov. 21. at 8 p.

m. Interment at (iHTTV Suddenly, on Sunday. Nov. 17. 1929, at 4:30 p.

Birdie May Fawcett. widow of Ray Getty and mother of Lawrence Getty. Funeral services at the family home. 1427 Blvd. of the Allies, on Wednesday.

Nov. 20. at 2:30 p. m. Friends invited.

fine work. Fayette City on Friday. Friends invited DE LIA. 335 FIFTH AVE. WILLIAMS On Sunday.

Nov. 17. 1929. BRICKLAYER. 400 Zenith Radio 15 Stephen Medack Arruelli Pail Marcus Gntierez Mane WilUams Robert Heichenroether Virginia Johnston MEN for selling; $25.

liberal commission William H. Williams, nuBband oi Mar TTvTineTieefI nn blast 'furnaces Only. garet Conway Williams. Funeral from tures on it. Now, you see, our bonds Apply State Lmpioy ment, unice, to start: only those wishing permanent positions need apply.

Married men preferred. 415 Commonwealth Bids'. Annex. 316 Fourth ave. Livestock Market the residence of Gabriel Rodgers, 129 South Twenty-second st.

on Wednesday Grant st. fire" SALESMEN. Are von making $2 an hour I If not at 8:30 a. m. Requiem mass at Holy GEKWIG On Tuesday, Nov.

19. 1929. at 8 a. Charles W. Gerwig, husband of the late Henrietta Taylor Gerwig.

Services at the residence of his son, George W. Gerwig. 1105 Davis North Side, Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Interment private. Please omit flowers.

Millvale Millvale Moncssen Lobert Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Homestead Homestead Hoids-lberg Heidelberg Washinpton Washington Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Brokerage Bookkeeper. But the door had slammed in hia face, while Mrs. Lawando's come in and let me show you how: others MEN Four, who need money and will Cross Church at 9 o'clock. Services of Lodge 46. L.

O. O. M. Tuesday evening We have an immediate opening for a are doing even better, hornet rung entirely new: a necessity where every home in at o'clock. Friends Invited.

thoroughly experienced bookkeeper with brokerage experience. Age about 30. Very work lor it; 35 to $76 weekly: writing orders from old customers for Xmas special gift packages: leads furnished. Apply today. Real Silk Hosiery Mills.

317 Empire bldg. Pittsburgh is an interested prospect; A 1 call proposition with A 3 minutes sale GRAHAM On Tuesday. Nov. 19. 1929.

William Picking Alberta Hall William Parnham Ena Miscampbell Edward Sobansky Catherine Mera Michael Dascenzo Johanna Morrisey Joseph Galaveckas 1A Lodge Notices attractive salary. Opportunity for, aa-vancement splendid. See Mr. Harngan. talk: come in and be convinced.

Apply 54:23 Penn ave. E. Liberty, 0 a. m. to 5 p.

m. MEN (2) 21 to 27 years, neat appear THE officers and members of Centennial at 2:30 a. Lillian May Graham (nee Speer), aged 46 years, wife of Richard Graham. Funeral services at her late residence. 1444 Nixon N.

9.. on Thursday. Nov. 21. at 2:30 p.

m. Friends STEEL CITY SERVICE. 1207 Peoples Bank Bldg. Lodge No. 544 F.

4 A. M. will as ing, lor easy work: snort nours: Dig pay. 630 Wabash bldg. 410 Liberty av.

Homestead BAKER Good 2nd hand on bread and semble at Masonic Hall, E. Main rolls. Call 4932 Second Hazelwooa. Carnegie. at 1:30 P.

Nov. zv Excepting for slight strengthening of underweight hogs and pigs, there was little price change today, at the local livestock market. Receipts were small, and everything sold actively. Only 1,500 fresh hogs arrived, together with 25 cattle, 75 Calves and 250 sheep. Spread 'of hog prices continued very narrow, weights ranging from 120 to 300 pounds, selling largely at $9.25 to $9.60.

Lambs topped at $13.75 and best vealers brought are invited. SALESMEN. GENERAL ELECTRIC IS NOW LEAD MEN Young, five, neat appearing, for Petronilla Lengdonis Pittsburgh Joseph Bartoszewicz Pittsburgh before 3:30 today, or after 9 a. in. to voice could be heard, "Try that scale over again please one two three Ah!" Ah!" SECRETARIES of the different exchanges throughout the country including A.

L. Brin-ham, secretary of the Pittsburgh Stock Exchange have been receiving a letter from a fellow who lives in New York City, at- special advertising work. Apply 9 to 12, 613 Clark bldg. HARRISON On Sunday, Nov. 17.

1929 at 3:40 p. iu. Helen E. Williams Har 1929. for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late brother.

Homer B. Fisher. All members of sister lodges morrows ING THE FIELD IN THE SALE OV HOUSEHOLD ELECTRIC REFRIGERA Elizabeth urban Morris Melnick Pittsburgh CA RPKNTKKS Rough, for concrete form MAGAZINE men Crew manager: best pre rison, beloved wile of George Henry Harrison. Funeral services at her late TORS. work.

Apply at once. East Lna Gertrude Lubovsky Pittsburgh are cordially invited to attend. By order of the W. M. Attested.

EARL C. RUSH. Secretary. Several territories in the best narts of off Greendale Edgewood. mium proposition in Pittsburgh.

Apply room 606. Aronson mornings only. Apply circulation manager. residence. 1336 Berkshire ave.

Brook-line, on Wednesday, Nov. 20, at 2 p. Friends are invited. the city are now available for men with character and ability. mT A rrOTTNTANT 1 J.

1 -w I- v- 0 experienced, on We will tram you thoroughly and give In Memoriam Young man. with small parts I 7 r. two-pay plan: new you promotional help in the field. Our HUNTER On Tuesday Nov. 19, 1929.

at 3:45 a. Frank A. Hunter, husband premium offer: first time in city: special Christmas offer. 233 mfg. cost to locate in N.

J. Salary to start with excellent oppor proposition is attractive from with the $17.00. A few low cutter and cut IN loving memory of Mary R. Berardino ot Lsther Williams Hunter, in his hft.v Jenkins bldg. remunerative and advancement standpoint.

tunities ior advancement, see Mr. tiuien- ter cows sold in line with the or interview see Mr. Thomas. Othiilree seventh year. Services at his late resilience.

9 Maple Glenshaw. on Thurs- MAGAZINE MAN Experienced: for local ison. Business Service 802 Park bldg Electric 505 Liberty ave. or road crews, sioo Jenkins Arcade. week's opening trade at $5.00 to who departed this Hie.

JNov. 19, 190, God knows how much we miss her, Never shall her memory fade: Loving thought shall ever wander. To the BDot where she is laid. da.v. Nov.

21. at 2:30 p. m. Private. CAI.T.FR Wante" trt work with tlhotog- MECHANIC to work out model for small rapher: salary guaranteed.

Call Hiland JAMISON Suddenly, on Sunday afternoon $6.00. il4-w or 3022-W. kitchen utensil, write press 01-fice. Sadlv missed bv her husband and two SALESMAN OFFICE FURNITURE. Exoerieneed man with acfliiamtanre In Government Quotations.

Cattle Steers. 1.10O 1.300 good. Charles Ries Jennie Hies Mike Bcketic Johanna Curl Harol Good Mildred Baer Edward Kaylor Mary Grant Louis' Miklancie Mary Morouse John Bailey Louise Hess Frank Mnszynski Mary Francis Harry Smith Mareraret Wolfe Gilbert Mmch Ruth Schwartzman Bernard Gratbowski Marie Dzinbich COLLECTOR For am all mnnthlv accounts: children. MEAT CUTTER Apply .804 Brookline Nov. 17.

1029. at 1:30 o'clock, Edward husband of Josephine Cunningham Jamison of 962 Lilac Squirrel Hill. Remains at the home of T. B. More-land North Highland ave.

at Rippey a nod nrnDomtmn In nr ri o- man. AD- blvd. ply Mr. Cooper. Room 630.

Wabash 12 good. 12.50-12.75: 800 lbs. up. medium. 11.00-12.50: common.

9.0O-11.00: tteifers. 850 lbs. down, good, 11. 00-12. OS: common and 410 Liberty ave.

Funeral Directors Pittsburgh territory preferred. Our, salesmen know of this ad. Write 12-71 Press office PRESSMAN; V.tt lerienced one who can operate Mil 609 East End, where services will be held Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. experienced. CAR WASHER Colored; FOR dignified and economical funerals.

Second ave. SALESMEN TO PLACE ALL MAKES OK medium. 7.7a-ll.uo: cows, good. B.ou-H f0: common and medium. fl.60-8.f;O: low ler's simplex machine: salary $35 week to ntinai private vveonesaay morning.

Scnt to Brinham tempting to reach "customers" or "friends" of the recipients who may be interested, he sets forth, "in beating down the price of stocks to your good profit." In part the communication which unlike John Alden speaks for itself, fol- "I can show you how to make the nrices of certain stocks in certain (naming them) lines $20 to $100 a share under present quotations, even after the tremendous slump of recent weeks. My object in doing this ira on my enemies who see ad in Sunday press. bkusuxux start. Keystone iox uo. -oin ana small- KIMBLE On Sunday.

Nov. 17, 1929. at HOMEWOOD FUNERAL HOME, CHRISTMAS CARD SALESMAN. EARN $4 AN HOUR. SELL XMAS GREETING CARDS.

cutters and cutters. 5.00-6.60: bulls, ylg. exc. good beef. 9.00-9.50: cutter, medium.

man sts. JO P. at Homeopathic Hospital. Rev RADIOS IN HOMES ON FREE DEMONSTRATION: BIG INCOME FOR Hl'S-TLERS. 814 FEDERAL N.

8:30 TO 10 A. M. OR 6 TO fl IP. M. PAINTERS WANTED.

7331 Ml. VER George W. Kimble, husband of Agnes Kimble, aired 41 years. Funeral services Full or part time. Beautiful designs.

Florists Millvale Millvale Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Wilkinsbtirsr Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Brouirhton Broushton Superior New Kensington Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Hays Homestead Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Sharpsburg Millvale Millvale Pittsburgh Stronsburg, Neb. Rankin Rankin Clairton Clairton Braddook Braddock Cheswiek Cheswiek Elkins W. Va. Akron. O.

Venetia Hackett Brackenride-e Brackenridge NON ST. HOMEWW1J. low prices. Sample book free. Open evenings MONDAY.

WEDNESDAY and FRI at Mt. Olive Baptist Church, sharpsburg. SALESMEN wanted Photograph no balance ticket 6x10. Tiffany Studio, just opened. Box 82.

Parkersburg. W. Va. James Smoller on Wednesday. Nov.

20. at 2:30 DAY. John Baumgarth Co. 424 Bessemer p. m.

Friends invited. bldg. 106 Sixth st. ROUTE FOREMAN Several men for wholesale SALESMEN Household articles for sub KINC At her residence. 613 Fourth st.

CONTRACTORS Bids wanted, all trades. 4 Oakmont. on Tuesday, Nov. 19 1929. Ada McKesson, wife of Robert A urbs: car lurnished: paya 1 an nour: pay daily.

Apply 8 a. m. or 5 to p. m. 122 Anderson N.

S. nouses, boi Ardmore wiikinsonrg. COOK Wanted. experienced: good on bakery routes; good opportunity for those who have the Flowers' King, in her sixty-ninth year. Funeral services at the Oakmont Methodist Episcopal Church Thursday afternoon at 2:30 SALESMAN To sell good line of store soups and able to do a small number 01 7.00-9.00: calves ,500 Ibs.

down, med 10.00-15.00: cull 5.00-10.00; vealers, mik-fed. good ch 15.00-17.tlO: medium. 12.00-15.0O: cull fi.00-12.0O. Hogs Hvy. 250-35O.

med. ch. 9.00-9.25; med. 200-250. med.

9 It. wts. 160-200, med. 9.50-9.60: It. 130-160.

med. ch. 8.75-9 60: si. pigs. 90-130, med.

8.25-9.00; pkg. sows, smooth It. wts. exc. 7.50-8.25.

Sheep Lambs, 84 lbs. down. gd. 13.25-13.75: 92 lbs. down, medium.

11.50-13.25: all common, 9.50-11.50. Yearling wethers Ewes. 110 lbs. down, med. 7.50-10.50: 120 lbs med.

5 0O.fi.50: 120-150 down. med. 4.50-6.25: all cull 2.50-5 OO. Not extreme limit of grade. Choice experimentally fed yearlings and around 1.200-pound steers.

$13.50. piea daily; lor hotel out of Pittsburgh. Salary $125. room and board to start. have caused me to lose, temporarily, $1000,000 in profits on my invention they illegally seized, used and clock.

qualifications. Uive full de KURTZ Suddenly, on Sunday. Nov. 17. Give full particulars of ability in letter.

viola Llrich William Schapers Lola Lunner John Winkf ield Nellie Wilkins Fred Rocco Julia Ross Marcellus DeLozicr Martha Goodfellow Henry Callender Janet Andrews William Carroll Mildred Rexroad Joseph Vietmeier Mary Dreamel Anthony Camille Carmello Sgro 409FdrafSt 1929. at 4:45 a. Jose Kurtz, daugh write ia-69. Press oBice. tails in first letter.

Write 13-86, commercialized iu mc" smsu740( ter of E. H. Kurtz and the late Julia Coffee. Funeral from the home of her COOK Short order cook; night work. 2806 Press office.

penn ave. sister. Mrs. C. A.

Loth. 2344 West Port "This invention subsequently was ofViprs nf my enemies, who Overbrook. on Wednesday. Nov. 20 DRAFTSMEN.

SALES EXECUTIVE. Lost and Found at 8:30 a m. High mass of requiem at mirmllv bought and received it, All round men with 8 to 10 years ex- nerienee. t. Noroert cnurcn at clocK Friends invited.

BRACELET Diamond. 2 sapphires, lost, downtown district; reward. Ft. 4376, DESIGNERS ON HEAVY ROLLING after being warned that it was SEiJn from me. In retaliation it is KUNTZ.

CATHERINE Died at the home Married man, between 35 and 40; to build up and take charge of field force. Electrical BUNCH OF KEYS Lost in Aldine The MILL MAtHlilLKl. ENGINEERS. ELEC. OR MECH.

6 RAD. of her sister. Mrs. Sophie Breining. 434 Lonis Belfiore ater or Wm.

Penn Hotel. Finder call six'h Jeannette. Pa. Funeral serv Ambridsre mv ambition to see these enemies RAILROAD EQUIPMENT SHOWS BIG INCREASE rces Thursday at 9:30 a. in Sacred Julia Denard Horning equipment lor meat markets.

DaRenes and grocery stores: food commission: protected territories: representative In Pittsburgh next week. Write 13-58. Press office. SALESMEN Men of neat appearance for permanent position paying 50 weekly; direct selling experience essential. Mr.

H. Klein. Roosevelt Hotel. 13-3 p. m.

SALESMAN with car. one who has had experience selling automobile equipment preferred entirely new line. Fa. 80 TO. SALESMEN To Introduce a household medical work.

Leads furnished. 1024 Bessemer bldg. STENOG 3-4 yrs. exp. SloO STENOG H.

S. Grad 5 STENOG Good beginner BOOKKEEPER Some typing CLERK Real estate exp 17- CLERK Good at figures COLLECTOR Experienced only wa STEEL CITY SERVICE, 106-7-8 Peoples Bank Bldg. STENOGRAPHER Beginner or some experience: opportunity for bright boy. Pittsburgh Servi-e Co. 231 4th ave.

Sterling 0850-J. WITH EXPERIENCE IN STEAM. STATE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. 622 GRANT ST. FREE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE.

Heart Church. Jeannette. Pa. Interment CHEVROLET '28 sedan, lost Friday eve appliance or insurance experience npfessarv. nrpfprablv in St.

Michael Cemetery. Pittsburgh. Pa. ning at West Penn Hospital. License o.

LAI I.ER On Monday afternoon. Nov. 18, 868-544: Motor lo. 41:39167: Mtrs. no a I tr 1929.

at 12:45 ocinck. William A 1AB36471; 50 reward. Call Burgetts- NEW VORK Onotations on Federal Land Bank Farm Loan Bonds today were IT 1 I 1 I Lauler. husband of Mildred Wadel. and town 158.

Joseph Bale, Movan. Pa. aa follows: the father of John and wmiam Lauler Box 55. liters; A No. 1: these men are needed to men in field, and show SatisfaC Funeral from his late home.

1665 Kel ton Bid. Ask. Yld. 91 4.51 DOG Police collie, lost last week from Dormont. Date of funeral later.

noted to higher positions; steady work. I tory record Of past perform Wilson's Exrjresa office. 41 Vi Logan at. 91 LEVtis On Monday, Nov. 18t 1929.

at reward: answers to the name of Sport muu was iuuu wurmus ana living con i dition. Apply Employment Department, I anCC Compensation IS DV Sal- 9:30 p. Margaret Lewis (neeCady) yerylond of a ball. Atlantic wite of Clarence Lewis, aged 73 years. ary and commission.

The prod Thomas Sarsfield Mary Streiner David McCann Margaret Duncan Alfred Pachel Irma McMahon Charles Bernhard Laura Meeker Harvey Dnffey Mary Bartolovich John Sutton Pearl Twettw Robert Lawson Helen Martin Edward Edwards Emma Horgos Lonis Epstein Margaret Annstead Edward Dublin Mary Meehaa DOG Lost Tuesday, wire-hatred terrier, from opposite Rodgers Air Field. Finder Pittsburgh Pittsburgh SuterviHe Frank Carnegie Carnegie Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Scott Haven Scott Haven Bruceton Library Pittsburgh Pittsburgh McKeesport McKeesport Scranton Pittsburgh Midland Pittsburgh lose whatever snreas cood reputation they may have pos- Esed at one time and-in addition 1 000,000 in money." The letter was one of many sent the exchange daily, although the majority of them are on rc 1 business. As to the present communication, the board will not take action. Copper Output Rises. tjt-w YORK World copper production in October was 178,269 Sorttons, against 174,623 tons In Stober.

1928, the American Bureau Metal Statistics reported today. mother oi Mrs. Agnes George and Mrs mgion. a. DRAFTSMAN.

Ella snee. Services rnday at 2 n. return to Fox Chapel Farm. Aspinwall, uct is without competition and at the family home. 2418 Larkins way, 4.5S 4.78 4.70 "4 70 4.68 5.04 5.04 4 86 4.85 4 84 4.96 4.96 itewarq oakmont 893, 93 83 93 93 95 95 95 95 95 97 97 South Side.

Friends and members of High grade machinery desini and 4 Nov 57-37 87 4 May 87 4il July 56-38 91 4s Jan 57-37 91 May 57-37 91 4 Ha Nov 58-38 91 44s May 42-32 93 4-sS Jan 43-33 93 4Hs Jan Jul P3 4Sis Jan Julv 93 4Hs Jan 56-36 P3 4'ti July 53-33 95 54-34 P5 4s July 64-34 P5 5 May 97 'i 5 a Nov 97H should be worth at least DOG Bird dog. English setter, white and checker is offered nermanrit iwtaitinn alton Methodist Episcopal Church in DiacK. iemaie. lost or strayed irom jver- vited. Interment In South Side Ceme SPECIALTY SALESMEN With closed cars.

Apply t- T7 1 1 by a progressive n-anuf acturing company I 000 the first vear tf the located in the Pittsburgh district. Only ex- UUU U1C, 1 J. lne orooK Saturday. Reward. carncK tery.

DOG White Eskimo, male, lost Saturday penenceo men. capaoie or lanmr reaponsi- I man. TllC giving COnneC MARTIN at her home. 1166 South ave. on Monday evening around Carnngton at.

a 97 4.9t Reward. Fairfax 2059. vision need apply. Write 13-53. Press I tlOnS for last 10 year tO 16-22, aiternoon at ociocR.

Joanna Sperling, Koom jzz, 1VJ reueiai -l. N. S. 5.06 90M 6 06 DOG- Black and tan hound in Rosa town- wiie oi ine late Pror. wnnam H.

Martin Remains at tha home of hex brother, 6ET what -foil want with a Want Ad. 1 PreSS OID.Ce. oip. eu Wellington.