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''KVKSBAY, APRIL 5. 1934 THIRTY-THREE vrant Ad Headquarters, Court 4S0fl otlier Trtss Departments, Conrt 7200 riTTSBUKGH I'RKSS. ITS EASIER THAN EVER TO BUY. READ. 37- day 3 times OR.

D. JAMES-FUNERAL TO BE HELDJONIGHT Staff Dentist of St. Margaret's Hospital Was Pitt Alumnus HAD BEEN SPECIALIST Services Will Be Held at Wilkins Avenue Home' Burial Private The funeral of Dr. D. T.

James, a member of the Cental staff of St. Margaret's Hospital, who died Mon day the hosoital. will ht ri1H in- night at 8:30 p. m. from his late Magnate Cheerful After Re-home, 5730 Wilkins Avenue.

Dr. James was graduated from! CefVing Si 0,000 Pittsburgh Academy, class of 1912, unnersity of Pittsburgh, in 1917., ISTAvRm Ti.rkev Anril 5 Since his graduation he had prac- IS ULL I ticd dentistry in Pittsburgh of Samuel Insull puffed at Turkish n-hieh the past eight years were cisarets arfj read the London news-confined to rhilrlrpn-c rf0Hti i papers today while his lawyers, He was a member of Emory Methodist Episcopal Church and of ou3ht on for his freedom. Psi Omega and Sigma Alpha Epsilon Despite statements of authorities fraternities. that they mean to extradite Insull Surviving are his widow Delia no m-tter what his lawyers do, the Conway James: his parents Mr and attorneys found new grounds for Mrs. W.

S. James; two 'children, appeal. Dorothy and Raymond- a brother i Thev Protested today to the Su-W. R. James, all cf Pittsburgh andjnreme APPeals Court at Eskicher I congress Today By The United Press SENATE Continued tax bill debate.

Finance Committee continued open hearings on the nomination of Daniel D. Moore to be Internal Revenue Collector at New Orleans. Interstate Commerce Committee considered new Communications Bill. Education and Labor Committee continued hearings on Wagner Labor Board Bill. Banking and Currency Committee meets to hear Samuel Unter-meyer on Stock Exchange BiH.

HOUSE Interstate Commerce Committee considered Stock Exchange BilL Bankin? and Currency Commit -te-? considered monetary matters. Agriculture Committee meets on Grain Exchange Bill. INSULL FILES NEW APPEAL IN TURKEY 1 armed with $10,000 from London, inai insuu arrest u-seii was megai and the order on which it was made. They demanded his release on bail, also a demand which the authorities so far showed no disposition to grant. The 74-year-old utilities man's morale was bolstered with the arrival of the $10,000 from London.

Turkish authorities, though expressing determination to send In sull home, remained most considerate of his comfort. ft VICTIM WILLS $25,000 TO CHILDREN Sewickley Woman Fatally Hurt In North Side Wreck Mrs. Helen Wardrop, of 904 Centennial Avenue, Sewickley, a victim of the fatal North Side train crash, disposed of an estate estimated at $25,000, in a will filed today. Three children, Ada, Edmund and Robert Wardrop. were named beneficiaries, while W.

Miller Wardrop, the husband, was designated executor. Mrs. Anna Warde, of 5505. Beverly Place, disposed of an estate valued at $76,000. The terms of the will provide that the estate be placed in trust for two daughters, Genevieve W.

and Helen V. The sum of $1,000 was dlstributed among four grand- children. Coal Prices Slashed SCRANTON, April 5 The Hudson Coal Company today an- nounced a reduction ranging from 75 cents to $1 a ton on all its coal sold after todav. A majority of the other large operators were expected to follow. STATISTICS Divorces Filed John E.

Brisbitl asainst Alice R. Bris-lun Lawrence J. Ostelio auainst r.llen Frank P. McStccn against (i' Mclecn. Edward A.

Rmkhoif asainst O. Rmkhoff. Esther Luster airaiust larcnce Lutcr. Wuccn E. Calloway asamst Bcnnie Calloway.

Divorces Granted Louise M. Stillcy against Jesse Ptilley, Mine Kosackt aitaiuft Edward Bosaclu, Klfrr-i'U A Moraitis against Alexander L. Moraitw Andrew Mockrnky against Mary Mockrfky. Francesco Constantino a-aiuct Annie Constantino. Marriage Licenses Lotterle.

801 Fifth Avenue. Cora-opolis: Clara Lona. 503 Seventh Avenue. lOUtoriS. U.miCliri Street.

Mciiecs Rocks: Mary Mihai. vi. u- 303 Elia 'roft crafton. Street. Kecs KocKS.

11...... i- Crafton. Pa. 1U; Pauline F. Morrida.

Rctmcrdale harles S3 Insxam Avenue, 324 Lafayette Ave- Ingram Harriet Bi n. Vochum. 5-1 Stew-art Street: I.nV.ri.c Rightnieyer. 2S13 Brownsville Koid. Brentwood.

Joseph Manila. 222 East Locust Way Antoinette Amshcy. bb.JS Woo.lw.-ll Street. Robert Finkenbinder. Community -iprinss Court.

Rochester: Nettie Marie 2m2 West Federal Street. Younua- r.obert 1. Hawk Anne I. Tinal. 1 2 815 Farragut Street: Cherry Street.

Whit- J' 'ifusli-Vl F. Tavlor. CO Wabash Avenue; Violet Moore, 506 Washington Avenue, 'waiter Rronnwicz. 20 Bridge Street, Etna: Sylvia Vivsh, 40 Cherry Street. 'ti'ilph Charles Pkewi.

210 Main Street. VcKwsmii GI civs Sophie Degenhart, iWl Market Mreet. MiKecsporl. Sialics Anthonv Hoie. Willock.

Ju.init.i Gertrude uber. Willock, Pa. Framfs Morales. 504 Fiflh Avenue. Homestead Kosa Gondulez, 504 Fifth Avenue.

Homestead. James Bovle, 227 West Fourteenth Street. H. in, epical: Hulen M. Galas, 121 West Eleventh Street.

Homestead Henrv L. Lumiy. IHH Eighteenth Avenue. Munhall: 'len Ferrebce. 240 Ridge-wav Sireet, Munhill.

Anthony Henry Yevick. 635 Arch Street. Dunuone: Emily A-nes Evanko. 023 South Fifth Street. Ihi'iucsne William L.

Wallace. Stantnn Street. Monongahela. Pa Dorothy Warne. TOO East Main Street.

Monongahela. John L. Mesarchik. 202 4 Woodstock Avenue. Swissvale: Helen F.

Tomczak. 1127 Washington Street, Braddock. John Walschott. 242 Lnbinaer Avenue. N'irih Fraddo-k: Emma Virginia Christ-man.

54 M'-C'un- Street. Joseph E. O'Brien. Mars. Pa R.

P. Katie E. Reich hold. Gibsonia. R.

D. 1. Andrew Jula. 140 Park Road. Anibndge; Stephanie E.

Hyschak. 715 Tenth Street. Ambridge. Silvio P. Palombo.

720S Monticelli Street, Antoinette M. Mannclla. 7073 Spin Way. j. ieiar.iK.

lowers Avenue Lotnp Hrrion. 370 Flowers Avenue, Edward 1 Plait. SI 72 Street Dolores K. Thinnes. Ldnlund street.

John J. stefurak. 4i8 Mowers Avenue; gg sg RDOmSx Cbttii rUKNMUKt :,1 RUGi" BEDDII1G" RRflGE- A DOW owe 1 3 25 I WANT-ADS per wore EMPLOYMENT Situations Female GENERAL HOUSEWORK, laundry, cookmr included: thoroughly experienced while rirl. Modern home. adults.

Gentiles. Citr reference: J10. Hiland 5706-J. LAUNDRESS Hungarian, desires work, excellent references. Call Cedar 2027.

NURSE Hospital training, 10 years' experience. Cases any kind; references. Montrose 04T0. SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER Tbor-oushly experienced: capable takinc lull charge of office. 400.

Press. STENOGRAPF.R Typinr. general office wiirk. seven years' experience: excellent references. Jackson 0048.

SLAVISH eirl desires general housework, 15 De Sots St. Linden 2Of. STENOGRAPHER Knowledge of book-kefping. Fairfax 0453. WOMAN Unencumbered 'hospital training! excellent cook, efficient manager: take full charge motherlpss home.

Hieh-. est reference. Court 0317. WOM A N. desires position Mother's helper.

Good home iiT preference to hich wapes. 1-ehi-h 4.1S11-R. OMAN Colored, wants part or lull time housework or day work: good reference. 1 ourt OMAN Colored, with reference, wants lay work. I ail ri p.

m. to 7 a. m. 51.no. car fare.

Montrose (43. APABLE woman desires position as gen- couple or charge of children. References. Mayllower 0.7.V NEAT reliable colored girl desires work bachelors apartment. Call Hiland 11 EXPERIENCED laundress desires day work: best reference.

Mayflower t540. COUPLE, white man, chauffeur, wife. nurse lor ctnuiren: exierieneeu; dty reference. 338. E.

E. Press. COLORED woman wishes work, cookinc or generat housework; city reference. Grant 1280 COLORED woman, experienced, desires day or domestic work; reference. Mayflower 7(H l.

RENTALS Furnished Rooms AIKEN. SOUTH Attractive room, unlim ited phone: excellent location; caxace optional. Schenley 7857. ARCH 707 Clean, comfortable room. also sleeping room with water.

53. BRADDOCK SOUTH. 030 Lovely room with home privileges: Private family. S3 50. BROOKLINE Attractive room, caJ-s; reasonable.

refined Locust home, near 1230-J. BROOKLINE Furnished, lanre bed-sittinar room, private home. sarage lnclud-ed. Lehigh 5341-R. Evenings.

BAYARD 4710. Cathedial Dlslrlct Mngle. twin room, breakfast, dinner: exclusive home. DENNISTON 410 Attractive sleen- ins room, running water. S3.50 weekly.

Montrose 1238. DORMONT 2907 Voelkei. cheerful room. half minute 42 car. Lehigh 22S8-R.

EAST END South St. Clair. private home: gentleman: garage. Emerson 0S93. EAST END 5735 Howe St room, scc- ondfloor.

private family. Mayflower EAST ENI business men. Two lovely rooms, heart East Liberty: five minutes trains Reference. Emerson 0178. EAST END Penn near Dallas Large front room.

53.50. Churchill 3519. EAST END 741 North St. Clair, room. business person, private home.

Monlrote 0750. MT. LEBANON. 744 Washington Rd room, private bath optional: private home, lehigh 2'05. McKEE PLACE.

241. near Follies At tractive room, private bath; reasonable Schenley 9050. McKEE PLACE. 239 Near Forbes. 2 font room, eccoiid floor.

Mayflower 8C.32. NORTH SIDE Desirable front room, new ly papered, walking distance. S3. Fairfax 3898. SQUIRREL HILL Attractive room, refined home, near cars.

bus. Schenley 224.1. SQUIRREL HILL 2261 Shady, three, four rooms: adults; private home. Hazel 2H4. SQUIRREL HILL Attractively furnished.

clean, lu-ht. airy room: gentile gentleman. Hazel 1205. WILKINS AVE. Large front room, pri vate bath, garage, gentleman preferred.

Hiland 0509-R. WIDOW will rent bedroom. share business ful ihree-rooni apartment girl. Jackson O032. PRIVATE BATH Outstandingly accommodations: arnui home, breakfast.

Schenley District. Mayflower 57S0. 12 Unfurnished Rooms BLOOMFIELD 423 Dargan: three rooms. hrst floor, $17. Halter-Marlier, Schenley 4045.

BRENTWOOD 3 rooms, sun porch, private oatn. not water heat furnished. Car-nek 230 1-M. BROOKLINE 3 hrst tloor rooms. use of bath.

525. Lehigh 2052-M. BROOKLINE 3 rooms. heat, light, sink. Lehigh 2625-K.

12 minutes city. S23. BROOKLINE 3 rooms. 1st floor. S30: half gas.

electric. 812 Norwich Avenue. BROOKLINE Three rooms, second floor. hardwood floors, tile bath. 731 Berkshire Aye.

CARRICK Three rooms, new. bath, first. second floor. $30. Garage.

Carnck 454U-W. CARRICK 1G10 Dell Rose three rooms, use bath, laundry. S18 CarricK 2ti7-W. CARRICK Three rooms, first floor, use tile bata: young couple. Carnck 2279-J.

EAST OHIO STREET. 870- -Four rooms. 519.1111. EAST END 413 North Graham Two rooms, kitcnenette. second floor, heat, light included, adults.

f20. EAST END Collins. 839: 3 large conven ient rooms, unlimited phone, garage. Montrose 6118. EDGEWOOD Two or three second floor.

connecting rooniB. bath, everything included. S18-S25. Penhurst O8O0. HIGHLAND DISTRICT Three or four rooms, second floor; rent reasonable; flno location Emerson 2139.

KNOXVILLE 3 rooms, sun pario field St arior. semi- bath, laundry. 404 Cam MT. OLIVER) 137 Fremont 3 rooms. first floor; modern home, all eonvenien-es.

McPHERSON 3 large rooms. second, hot water heat, gas. light included 30-. NORTH SIDE. Sheffield 1327 .1 rooms, ue bath, laundry separate metera NORTH SIDE Two to four rooms, furnished or unfurnished; all conveniences.

Linden 0709-R. NORTH AVALON Three rooms on firs. floor, use bath. Linden 4477-K. OAKLAND 208 Robinson; 3 rooms, sl- cove.

2nd floor, all conveniences. Mayflower 6140. OVERBROOK 2-3 rooms, bath, garage. all conveniences, adults, reasonable, carnck 3159-J. PERRYSVILLE DISTBfCT 2420 Hazel- ton 3 rooms, bat laundry.

lurnace. S22 5o. adults. Fairfax 7393 PERRYSVDLLE AVE. Four room, pri vate bath, separate meters, best location.

Fairfax 0205. PERRYSVILLE DISTRICT Four rooms, private bath, second floor, separata meters and entrance, newly decorated. S20: reference exchanged. Fairfax K0M2. PERRYSVILLE AVE.

DISTRICT 3 rooms, all private, light, heat, included. Wellington 0021-R. SPRING HILL 58 Overbeck three rooms, gas, light, small garden, $16. 12 Housekeeping Rooms ALLEGHENY 1313 Three roont apartment, front, nicely furnished. S0.5O, garage.

BROAD 544 4 Bedroom. kitchen, everything furnished, sink, ranse, 85 50. Emerson 1455. CARRICK 216 Quincy; 2 connecting. bath.

laundry, everything included. reasonable. CENTER. 5830 Attractively furnished apartment, bachelors or housekeeping; parking; reasonable. Montrose 0980.

CRAFT AVE Larre front room. 5 win- 1 dows. separate kitchenette, private n-f trance, steam heat, light, window clean ing, elevator service, ry-nenicy CRAFTON Fine location, three well furnished rooms, electric. S21 monthly. Walnut 2507-J GARFIELD AVE, 125.

square above Monterey-Jacksonia Sleeping or house-keeping room. $3. EAeT END Attractive three-room apartment: also small efficiency; Roup Sta-tion. car. Mayflower 1130.

EAST END. 728 Copeland St. Larre furnished housckeepim room: very reason-abte EAT END 5735 Center Two rooms. sink, range, amazing valne Bedroom. i.

END 6328 How Room with kitchenette; also lovely front room: rea-sonable. Montrose 3220. E'VT END Front room, us of kitchn 'refrigeration. Lady employed. Montroa 2093.

per word, per EMPLOYMENT Male Help Wanted SALESMEN Magazine, newspaper or other house to house salesmen for club offer on Collier's: 2 small orders daiiy nets you 21 40 per week. Apply Mr. Bauer 1808 Ciark Buildin. SHRLliBERY 2. must be ex perienced, have tools, Sadler Tree 120 Ohio River Blvd.

Emsworth. SOLICITOR For cleaner, salary aud com mission: must nave car. 474. Press. TELEPHONE SALESMEN 2.

experienced. to sell advertising lor daily publication. Very attractive campaign. Liberal commission. Cail Mr.

Miller. Court 0140. WINDOW CLEANERS White only: steady work. Apply at rear alley entrance tomorrow morninjf between half past six and seven. National Window Office Cleaning 415 Fourth Ave.

MAN with selling printing. McMahou Printers, 210 Diamond Street. GEORGE S. HARJJS. 1430 POTOMAC DORMONT.

Man for outside sales work. Neat appearance. Fair education and rood character essential. Must have car to follow leads. Over 22.

Position permanent. Ap-ply 10 1o 12 a. m. Fridav onlv. YOUNG MEN Over 20.

to work in circulation, sales department, large publishing sood pay. experience unnecessary. Apply 1808 Clark YOUNG MAN Sign shoo experience. State full particulars. 432.

Press WANTED experienced electrical coii spreader. Indicate complete experience first letter. Write 420. Press office. BOGGS BUHL'S Can tte 3 men for appliance department both sales and service.

You will qualify through a training course. Permanent substantial earnings during training period. Must have car. Apply Employment Office, balcony. Friday.

Ill to 11 a. m. I AM LOOKING For a particular type, of salrsman. must- be ambitious and of inherent holi- csiy anil liiiegrity. 4 1(1 Bessemer Bldg.

OPPORTUNITY. Married man preferred, over 22. Permanent position. Good earnings to start. Future as-sured.

Must have car. l'GH. MERCANTILE 6th I'loor. 20O0 Tarson Southside. 10 A.

M. Friday. WASTED Old established and well-known manufacturer with national distribution oesires services of high washer salesman. Must be consistent producer and fully qualified to secure results sell-dealer Pittsburgh division. rne inn qeiaiis ot experience ami ref erciecs in ojh.

i'resx. BUSINESS expansion enables us to em- loy 4 men starting immediately. Must Well recommended and willina- tr work. Apply from 0:30 to 12. Room Jon.

13( Seventh St. NATIONALLY known manufacturer needs salesmen, local territory. 430. Press. WANTED Strong, careful men for mov- in: Call Carritk 11370.

between 1 3. Help Wanted Special CAPABLE MEN to operate Coil Cleaning Service. Must have ear; SH0-S75 weekly commissions possible. S105 deposit Mr De Catur at once. Hotel Webster rf a II DISTRIBUTOR To take care of established business.

Protected territory. cash required which i3 secured and returnable. Write State Supervisor. 316 Washington Charleroi. Pa.

5 A Male Help Instruction LEARN S10. barber trade; 204 Federal complete course. North Side. LEARN electric refrigeration. Pittsbureh School of Trades.

405 Penn. LEARN barber trade, all science taught bv fJxrCi instructors. Ideal Barber College. 2nd floor. 6 Male and Female Help Wanted FAN and Oriental Dancers.

Hawaiian Guitar Players. Must be A-l. Answer at once. For road show. Write 340.

204 Federal St. WHITE CHEF, hostess-housr-keeper. house- ii.iios. cooks. Koenrig, ts.ll Ave.

Female Help Wanted BLALTY Operator Well known in Oakland: must lie expert. No phone calls. Zoe Beauty Salon. Medical Arts Bldg. GlltL White.

loreign descent, thoroughly in housework and cooking: Hazel 1321. experienced good wages. GIRL Experienced for general housework ami plain cooking. 5Mdl Forbes St. 1KL Housework.

good home. small wages. 2 in family. Locust 0346. GIRL White.

20 to 25. general house work, cooking; small family: citv rcfer-ence: good salary. Jackson 2083. GIKL General housework two adults one child: good home: S3. Locust 2330-J.

GIRL General housework, 4 davs week S3: stay night; gentile. 442. Press. GIRL White, general housework, must like children, home nishts; references. Linden 0070-R.

GIRL. White, general housewrk; reference necessary. Applv 4732 lingford St. Mayflower 7003 city Wal- GIRI. Experienced general housework.

oHoO Darlington Road, or Hazel 2054. GIRL -General housework, two adults, one child: good home. S3. Locust 2400-R. Experienced.

general housework. ot hild. stay nights. Montrose n.t33 evenins's. GIRL White, for general housework.

3 adults. Experience and reference re-ouired. Hazel 1120 G1KU White, general housework, home nights, vicinity Mount Lebanon. 280 Aiuen itoau. GIRL White, experienced with children and housework: ttay nights.

Penhurst 7000. GIRL Or woman, white, housework, cooking. SH; apply in person. Mrs Dudt. 2o.i2 Brownsville Rd.

GIRL. Athletic type, over 25. to join ani-mal act. Jack Davis. Mayflower 0221.

GIRL Experienced. general housework. good home, small waifes. 3023 Bremen Brentwood. GIRL White.

18-25. general housework, laundry, i.o cooking, experienced: refer-ences. good home. S3. Hazel 4888 GIRL White, experienced: general housework, plain cooking.

5T12 Solway St. Mayflower 5200. GIRLS Two. white, cooking and reneral housework, references required. 2293 Beechwuod Blvd.

Hazel 0552. MAID White, stay nights, laundry inclutT ed. by the week. Call Linden GIRL White, light housework, care 1 child, good home, S2. Fremont 0502.

GIRL White, experienced housework, stav nights. S5. 828 Heberton Ave. Montrose 003 4. GIRL Polish or Slavish, for general housework, good home.

Lehigh 7924. GIRL White, experienced, for general housework and cooking, small family. Hazel 1816. GIRL White for general housework, small family: room and board. S3 wk.

"4 Montciair St. alter 7 p. m. GIRL White. Protestant, quiet, general housework, experienced, references, stay nights.

Lehigh 0825-J. GIRL F'or mother's helper: one who wants good home instead of high wages, ln- inire 312 Lawn Oakland, evenings. GIRL White. 15 or 17 years, as mother helper. Montrose 9915.

55o5 Black East End. GIRL White, young, assist general house-work. stay nights. S3. Mayflower 0505.

GIRL General housework. Call Perrysville 238-J. tay niehts. GIRI White: general housework. Scharf.

4901 Broad St. GIRL White (1). housework. S4 week. 214 Magnolia Place.

Mt. Lebanon. GIRI Experienced for operating curtain ruff line machine. Klein 928 Peno Ave. GIRL White, general housework: home.

1213 Locust city. good GIRL White. for general housework. small family, good home. Penhurst 7639.

GIRL Foreign, general housework: stay nights, references, rood home. Mayflower 4239. GIRLS Over 21. for home demonstrating, no case to carry, no money collected, new in city. 012A.

239 4th Ave. HOT'SE KEEPER Middle-aged woman. Good manager. Call Emerson 1899 after p. m.

MAID White, experience, with references: good home: good wages. Montrose 5284. MAID White, general housework, experienced: two ia family; references. Locust 1002. MAID White general housework and cooking: experienced; reference required.

Jackson 4040. SALESLADIES Jewish. representing American Jewish publication. For inter- view. Mr.

Brown. Atlantic 4950. Salesladies Opportunity for 3 more neat appearinr. in our sates promotion department. Salary and Apply between 8:30 and 9 a.

m. 5i4 Penn Eart End. WOMAN For light hou-eworit. for pro- iessionai woman, permanently; reler enees. 492.

Pres. WOMEN With neat appearance, sa'es ability and ambition: salary and bonus: wonderful future lor right party. Apply 3 Hour Cleaners. 624, Penn Ave. A FREE WE per word, per DEATH NOTICES IRWIN At the family home.

310 McKre Pla-e. on Tuesday. April 3. at 11:1 p. Alice M.

Tompkin. widow of Janvs M. Irwin and mother of Mrs. harlcs Perry, of New York: Mr. William T.

Bishop, of Chicago: Clyde G. and Ray E. Irwin, of Pittsburgh. Services at the Funeral Home of E. W.

Clarty. 3524 Fifth Ave on Saturday. April 7. at 2 Friends invited lAltoona (Pal papers please copyl. JAMFA On Tuesday morning- at 5 o'clock.

Dr. Doss T. James, husband of Delia Conway James. Services at his late residence. 5730 Wilkins Avenue.

Squirrel Hill. Thursday evcuins at 8 o'clock. Burial private Friday. KAROOS On Wednesday. April 4.

J0.14. at l'JrlS a. Irene Kardos. daughter of Sophia Kardos and the late James Kardos, aee yeare. Funeral wrviri at the family residence.

ToOJi EHmere 8wisvale. on Saturday. April 7, at 2 p. m. Friend- invited.

KI. 1KK Tuesday. April 3. at 1 p. Maffdalcna.

wife of Charles Kladek (nee Bellinger). Funeral trom her late residence. Tlitf lth Stowe Township. McKer-s Rocks. on Friday, April t.

at a. rn. Requiem hieh mass at St. Mary R. c.

Church at a. m. Frieiuls invited. Fred. beloved husband of Margie Welsh Kleber.

of 344 Cedarville St. Funeral from the Strata Funeral Home. 4815 Liberty. Saturday. April 7.

at 8:15 a. ni. Requiem maps at St. Joseph's Church, at 9 a. Friends invited.

KLEIN On Tuesday. April 3. at 11:10 p. Andrew, husband of Frances Thais Klein. Funeral from his late residence.

418 Eecles lth Ward. Pittsburgh. on Saturday. April 7. at 8:30 a.

m. Solemn reqmem hieh mass at St. Henry R. C. Churh at a.

m. Friends invited. KKETZ At Bcllevue Hospital on Tuesday. Mary Kretz. age 75 years.

Funeral on Friday. April at 8:15. from William Pappert Sons Funeral Home. Nash and Avery North Requiem hith mass in Assumption Church, liellevue. at It o'clock.

Friends invited. Interment in Most Holy Name Cemetery. LARIMER At the residence of her daughter. Mrs. B.

R. Wyeth. Crafton. on Tuesday, April 3. at 2 o.

Florence E. Larimer, wife of the lale John M. E. Larimer in her 82nd vear. Friends received at Georire F.

Hackins mortuary, 300 E. Main Street. Carnegie, where funeral services will be hold Friday, April ti, 1934 at 'Z p. m. lnlenneiil private in Hebron Cemetery.

MOORE On Tuesday. April 51 1934. James A. Moore, husband of the late Catherine White Moore. Funeral from the home of his brother.

Thomas Moore. 130ft Ivannoe Street, on Friday. April at 8:30 a. m.l High mass of requiem at the Church of the Epiphany at 0 a. ni.

Friends invited. MIKPHV On Tuesday. April 3. 1034. at 3:55 p.

Sylvester J. Murphy, husband of Alice J. Boyd Murphy, fon of the late Michael and Eva Ott Murphy, and brother of Catherine C. and Harry J. Murphy, at his residenefe.

17 Luna East End. Funeral oil Saturday, April 7, at 8:30 a. m. Hiuh mass of requiem at St. Peter and Paul a Church at a.

m. Friends mviteed. MrGRF.tiOK On Wednesday. April 4. 1034 Frank McGregor, beloved husband of Helen Foel and son of Jennie Russell McGresor.

Funeral from the residence of William Foeel. 1405 Laurel North on Saturday. April 7, at 2:30 p. m. MeLAREN un Tuesday, April 3.

1034. at 10:55 p. David, husband ot Elizabeth Beveridsre McLaren, ape 4 years. Funeral services at Aeberli's Chapel. East North Ave.

at Sandusky North Side, ou Saturday at 2 p. ni. Friends invit ed OB LACK On Tuesday. April 3. 1034.

at a. Paul Oblaefc. beloved husband of Nannie Duff oblack. in his year. Friends will he received at his late residence.

Hillcrest and Curry Road. Bethel Township, opposite Croco School. Funeral services at the Brifhtwood Christian Church on Saturday. April 7. at 2 P.

ni. Broug-hton Commanderv No. Kniirhts of Malta, services Fridav evening at o'clock. Coal Valley 'Lodge 004 and friends invited. Interment ill Jefferson Memorial Park.

PARKER On Wednesdav. April 4. 1034, at 2 p. Patricia Jane Parker, daughter of Irwin M. Parker, in her eisrhth ear.

Funeral services at the home of her cTandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Parker.

317 Wilcox Carnesrie. on Friday. April 0. at 2 P. ni.

Interment in chart icrs Cemetery. PETERS On Wednesday. April 4. 1034. at 5:15 a.

Ruth Dorothy Hiekey, aire 42 years, wife of Edward Peters. Funeral from the residence. Ill Seel Glenshaw-. on Fridav, April 6. at 2:30 p.

m. Friends invited. PETERSEN On Tuesday. April 3. 1934.

Charles Petersen, husband of Marv Me-Hugh Petersen. Funeral from family home. 223 Carnegie Place. East End on Friday. April fl.

at 2:30 p. ni. REIN KING On Thursday. April 5. at 8:05 a.

Dora Reinking. age 7 years, at the home of Mrs. Simon Weber. 130 Madeline Carnck. Xotice of luneral later.

SAMBKOOK On Ti'esday. April 3. 1934. at 2:45 William Snmbmok age 8 4 years, husband of Ellen Smith Sam-brook and father of William Alfred. Charles.

Alice, at home, and Mrs. Anna M. Mcintosh. Funeral from the family home. 201 Knox 30th Ward, formerly Knoxville.

Friday. April 6. at 2:30 rn. Friends invited. Interment in South Side Cemeterv.

8CHAFER At the residence of her daughter. Mrs. R. W. Osborn.

6347 Alderson Souirrel Hill. Wednesdav afternoon. April 4. 1034. at 5-50 o'clock.

Sarah Rupley. widow of Solomon Sehafer. mother of Mrs. Miriam Marthens of Chicago. Fred R.

Sehafer of St. Josenh. and Mrs. R. W.

Osborn of Pittsburgh, Pa. Remains at the home of the T. B. More-land North Highland Ave. at Ritipey East End.

where services will be held Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Interment at Martinsburg, on Satur-day. M.YMM At West Palm Beach. on Monday. April 2.

1034. at 12:55 a. Ernest A. Suronson. husband of Hazel Horton Simonson.

Funeral services at his lite residence. 240 Ashland Avenue. Mt. Lebanon. Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.

Interment Friday morning. SMITH On Tuesdar. Sr.ri: S. 1934 at 4:30 a. Herbert M.

Smith, son of Lydis J. Mitchell Smith and the late Georse B. Smith, of 1206 North Murt-land Ave. Friends will be received nt the Fetzer Funeral Home. llOO North Homew-ood riailv until lO p.

m. Services will be held Friday at 2 p. m. STF On Tuesday evening. April S.

1034. at 4:45 o'clock. Frank sQn of Mary Staaf and brother of w. E. and Florence Staaf and Mrs.

Lillie Neely. F'uneral services at his late home. Mars. on Friday afternoon April 6, at 2:30 o'clock. Friends invited.

FLos Angeles 'Cal.) papers please copy.l STARR Suddenly, on Tuesday evening. April 3 1034. at Edinburs. William Deland Starr, aged 1S( years, son of Charles B. and Nellie MeKrell Starr, formerly of Pittsburgh.

Pa. Funeral services and interment will He held at Edin-liurg on Thursdav afternoon. TAN7EY On Monday. April 2. 1034.

at 2 P. Arthur Tanzey. husband of Laura E. Tanzey (nee Black). Funeral from chanel of William A.

Dunn, J028 Fiith on Fridav at 2:30 p. m. Electrical Workers' Local No. 5 and friends invited. Suddenly on April 4.

1034. Paul F. Cffleman. age JO. son of Henry and Minnie Cffleman 'nee Lep-per).

of Chateau N. S. Notice of services later. WALSH On Tuesday. April 3.

1934. af 2 p. Catherine, beloved wife of the late John Walsh nee Rounds), and mother of Mrs. Mary Moffatt. Mrs.

Anna Lee and Anthony J. Walsh. Funeral from the residence of her Mrs. Mary Moffatt. 3214 '4 Juliet en F-iday.

April 6 at 8:30 a. m. Solemn high mass of requiem at St. Agnes' R. C.

Church at 0 a. m. Friends invited. W'AKRKN Kt the residence of his daughter. Mrs.

R. A. Wolfe (nee Warren). 344 Freeport Road. New Kensington.

Henry L. Warren, age fty vears. FYiends received at the Ritehev Funeral Home. 335 Chestnut Sewickley. where services will he held Friday.

April ti. at 3 p. m. Friends invited. WESTIIOFF On Wednesday.

April 4. 1934. at 3:45 a. Sophia Theman Westhoff. widow of Henry Westhoff.

Funeral services st the residence of her sister. Mrs. James F. MneKee. 602 Grandview Mt.

Washington, on Friday. April ri at 2:30 m. Friends invited. Flowers rratefullv declined. WHITF Sudden) v.

on Wednesday. April 4. 1034. at :30 a- at his residence. 6272 ehenlcv John H.

White, he-loved husband of Fannie c. White 'nee Funeral services at the Warren M. E. Church. Center Ave.

at Watt Saturdav April 7. at 1:30 p. m. F-iends invited. fWheelinr Va papers please copy.

I WOI.FE At his late residence. 52 Rnth Street. Mt Washington, on Monday. Apnl 2. 1934.

at 1O .30 a. Howard F. Wolfe, beloved husband of Loretta Bover Wolfe, and son of Daniel F. Wolfe and the late Maria Driseoll Wolfe. Funeral from the residence of his sister.

Mrs. F. L. Duffv. 1 044 Cheltnn Avenue.

Bronkline on Friday. April 6. at 8:15 a. m. Requiem high mass at St.

Mary of the Mount Church st 0 a. m. Friends and members of the Steam Fitters' 44f are invited. Ftmeral Directors JOHN KEKTLTY FCNERAL HOME. Better funerals IKHlJ.foo up complete B05 BRC5HTON AVE.

PENHURST 2901. Card of Thanks WE desire to thank our friends for their kindness, words of sympathy and floral oflenngs in our lat bereavement. Mrs. C. G.

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5J4 Li bert Av, .6004 PenD Ave r. 1 .1, Freeport St. I DEATH NOTICES Wednesday. April 4. 1P34, at iV.

3 i'u- Brown, daughter Daniel and Lohc May L.owu. Jeff icy hpr FuI1Pral B.rv. ices at her parents' residence. -Jitlti Mcr-wvn Avenue, sher.iden. Pittsburifh 1'a 3t P- m- l.lJIKhON John H.

beloved husband ol Rose and son of Mrs Mary Cameron 01 3H2U Ubertv Avenue Funeral from the funeral home of Winter. 43n Friendship Avenue, on April ti at a p. ni. Friends and members of Lawrence Council til of 1 are invited. KN At the Montefiore Hospital.

Wednesday. April 4. at 12:23 a. Mary Law. beloved wife of Alfred E.

Coluini. sister of Mrs. Mabel E. Litchfield of Cleveland. Ohio.

Martha and Jonn K. Law of Seattle. Wash. Remains at the Beinhauer Mortuary. 20.IK West Liberty here services will be held riday-.

April ti. at 2 p. m. Friends DAXUSKA Louis, aged 10 years, beloved son of Charles Sadie Dandrea (nee lnuliusl. Funeral trom the home.

Boundary on Saturday, April at 8:30 a. m. Requiem mass at St. Paul Cathedral at 11:30 a. ni Friends invited.

D1TATO Tuesday. April 3. at p. Giuseppe, beloved husband of Philo-mcna Gentile Di Tato. aed 70 vears.

Funeral from his home. 4720 Juniper 8th Ward, on Saturday at a m. Requiem high mass at Immaculate Conception Church. Edmond at 10 a. ni.

Friends invited. Interment in Calvary Cemetery. DONOWKCK Michael, on Tuesday. April 3, at 3:45 a. beioved son of Catherine Donvweck.

in his twenty-first year. Funeral from his mothers home. 112 Foster Way. rear 3811 Peun Avenue. on riday.

April a. m. Requiem lush mass at St. Ausiustines at 0:30 a. Interment at St.

Casimer's Cemt terv. Friends OKI MOM) On Wednesdav. April 4. 1034. at p.

Thomas A. Drum-mond. beloved husband of Emily Elliott Drummond. in his 77th year. F'u-neral services at his late residence.

Wade Mt. Washington, on Saturday. April 7. at p. m.

Friends invited. EDGAR On Wednesday. April 4. 1034. Geure Ed-ar.

at his late. home, Jj Hireli Way. Coraopolis. Pa. Friends will be received at the Armour Funeral Home.

807 Fifth Coraopolis. where services will be held on Friday. April 0. st p. m.

Interment in Cora-opoiis Cemetery. EDWARDS Tuesday, April 3. 1034. at 7 15 p. John, husband of Anna Gabel Edwards, aged 50 years.

Services Friday at 2 p. m. at the family home, rear 334 Jueuuda Kuoxviile. Friends invited. ENGM.MEIKK On Wednesday.

April 4. 1034 Mary Ruffing Enxelmeier. widow of Joseph Enelmeier. aged 71 years. Funeriil from the residenee of her son, Leo A.

Engelmeier. P17 Ringgold 28th Ward, on Saturday. April 7. at 8 3d a. m.

Requiem high mass at St. Martins Church at 0 o'clock. Friends lnvite.f. KRHAKDI Died on Wednesday. April 4.

at 2:15 a. Jacob Erhardt. beloved son of Mrs. Maria Hochberg Erhardt and the late Bartholomew Erhart. F'utieral from the family residence.

F'rankstown Road. Penn Township, on Saturday. April 7. at i a. ni.

Solemn hith mass at St. Peter and Paul Church. Larimer at 10 a. m. i'riends invited.

ETI.ING On Wednesday evening. April 4, 1034. at 0:25 p. Dr. Henry Etlin--.

husband of Amelia Etling uiee Gruen-berj father of Mrs. Amelia Wheeler, at the family home. 205 Walter Eighteenth Ward. Nolp-e of funeral later. Il.KMMIM; William at Believue Hospital.

Wednesday. April 4. at 1 p. Survived bv three sons. Charles and Orson, of Pittsburgh, and Dr.

H. M. Flemniing. of Ambridge. two daughters.

Hester and Mrs. Ann May Nathaniel, of Pittsburgh: one brother. C. J. Fiemming.

and: one sister. Mrs. Anna C. James, both uf Bridsewater. Pa.

Funeral from the home of his daughter. Mrs Ann Mir Nathaniel. 1 it 1 1 Metropolitan North Side. Pittsburgh, on Saturday at 1 p. ni.

Services at the Emanuel Lutheran Church. Freemont Beilevne. at 2 p. m. Interment in Freeport Cemetery FOI.KY On Tuesday.

April 3. 1034. Ellen. ii nighter of the late Dennis and Johanna F'oley. Funeral from the home of her sister.

Mrs Elizabeth Fehl. 2770 Bergman St Sheraden. on Friday. April 6. a'.

:30 a. ni. P.efjtiieni high mass at Holy Innocent Churth at 9 o'clock. Friends invited. Il.XI SKR On Thursday morning.

April 5. rt 2:45 o'clock. Conrad Hausep. aged T4 years husband of Anna Herman Haliser. father ol Charles Hauser of Los Angeles, brother of Mrs.

Henry Smith of Pittsburgh and Charles Hauser of Greenville. Pa. Funeral at his late home. 004 Center Avenue. Avalon.

on Saturday afternoon. April 7, at 2 o'clock. Services at the Trinity Lutheran rhtirch. Avalon. at 2 o'clock.

Members of Triumph Circle 101. and friends invited. HEEREN On Wednesday. April 4. 1034.

at 3 a. Adele T. Heeren. wife of the late Otto T. Heeren.

Funeral services at her late residem-e. 222 Cellefield Avenue. Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Flowers gratefully declined. HIGGINS On Wednesday.

April 4. Madse Uiggina. widow of John J. Higgins. formerly of Dixmont.

Pa. Friends received at Ritchey Funeral Home. 335 Chestnut Sewickley. where services will be held. Notice of time later.

HORTON Thursday. April 5. 1934. at a. Marv widow of John M.

Horton and mother of Mrs. John A. Grant. Services at the home of her daughter. Mrs John A.

Grant. 5772 Baum Fridav evening. April at 7 -30 clock. Interment at Indianapolis. Ind.

IndianapoLa (Ind.) pacers please copy.J day time EMPLOYMENT Feni'ls Kelp Wanted WAITRESSES 2. Apply Margaret Res taurant. 3531 Forbes St. ITRES Blonde; must have lollow ius. Press instructions fitting you.

wcll-payinit position, lorcetul personality necessary. 5(7 Liberty. Room 3i3. HAVE an attractive opemnr for a octal ly prominent woman, with a wide acquaintance, to show and take orders for exclusive designs in frocks for little girls, and mniors up to age 17. Our frocks appeal to discriminating customers and are of the highest quality materials and workmanship.

Liberal commission. Sprint: models now ready. Writ 51 s. Press. OPENINGS lor ft lathes: work in Pitts burgh.

I require cood local references and high school education. or its equivalent. Apply 10 to 12 a. ni POO Century Bldg. YOUNG LADY, age 21-23.

for permanent position with traveling organization doing pleasant outdoor work; salary month and transportation. Apply Hotel Mayfair. ask for Mr. Blake. YOUNG WOMAN Plessing personality, for special work.

Capable of managiuc of-fice. 312 State Theater Bldg. Female Help Instruction BEAUTY COURSE Maison Felix Beauty School. 204 Nixon Bid. Court 7583.

Beauty course complete. S50: private classes Espey. 339 Fifth Ave.Roorn7U3. At.20S2 ENROLL now in pittsburrh's first Beanty Maison Fredine. 207 Fifth Co.

2100. Write for New Catalog. 33. Situations Male Advertising Copy Writer Young man. department store experience, available immediately.

Write Press. BOOKKEEPER Can lake charge, married. 40 years old. 15 ypars' experience, city rcferuees. 514, Press.

BUTLER and chauffeur position wanted by neat younr colored man: best of city references; S10 weekly. Mayflower 8482. CHEF First class, wants work: best ref-erence. 400. Press office.

COOK Colored, experienced in best of cookinar. Rosewood 0774 after p. in. CHAUFFEUR Houseman Butler, bv s. young, neat, reliable white man.

Thoroughly experienced. Best references. fill. Press. CHAUFFEUR and wife as maid desires no.

sitiim lor summer, relereuce. Mayflower iMMlf. LMlUl'ELR White, married: 14 years' driving experience; can drive any make 'i mt i ess. Aciii i MAS twelve years ex perience with large, local wholesale company: good accountant. Best refer ence, Kress.

DRAFTSMAN Machinist 10 vears. ex penence. all round man. 340. E.

E. t-ress. DRIVER Young- farmer (tarage employe. iic-codiucaiiy inclined, excellent reier-ence. desires position with small salary, Louis Manstcaker.

335 Electric East Pittsburgh. DRAFTSMAN Electrician, experienced, de sires position: Dest city references. O. Press. unn tit with light truck wants full or worK.

low rates. Fairfax DRUGGIST Q. A desires position. chnin store experience. rue ri -140.

Kress. GERMAN-HUNGARIAN middlc-ased couple desires position as first-class cook ami ''yreiereiue. Uo anywhere. nui panning, carpenter, repairs. Gel my esumaie.

uniy nignest grade mate-rials used. Call Jack Stah). Fa. 8805. JttAN Colored, neat, desires butler, house nio position: reliable good wurUcr Coraopolis 40O-R after 5.

34 years of age. married luuiieeu jrars experience in garage desires permanent connection "oie oio, r-ress onice. PRESSER Colored ten rough and silk finishing. Penhurst 1184 fiilbbLKHH ASSOCIATION 1MPROVE- BCREAO MECHANICS HANDY Corpen'ers. Painters.

Plumbers. Flectri cians. etc Coal Carriers. Housemen. Or tierlies Handy Men.

Farmers. Pick am eic. capable, dependable famil men personally known to lis Help ti find these men work. Free Emplovmen mi i can. Dnquesne Way.

Atl. 4183 i.u lor little moulds Firs: class man who can mill irregular cavi ties in bottle moulds aiid all other kinds v.i,T c. al- Press, 204 i l-x eoiorea man desires jam and paints mild (, OT.1. RELIABLE colored man wishes work any kind: pity referent. Court rt.

r- ii 'T position as porter I -r- vuaries. pa Crawford St 9A Work Wanted CERTAINS SI Pair. Made In ArilA. A "'ye. inciuuing material.

Churchill GARAGE work of any kind, bv isrnriu-nj man. rieiper or with auto r.v- far Garage. Coloma i''io. riing Wfil-i--r-T vi v--, j' wasnea. paper on.

ijidc-o Anegneny county, surance. Penhurst 101 s. HOCSECLEA NING Paint, paper. Sanita cleaned. Moors refinished.

Depression tlnrcrer v-r-- wauwasning. wallpaper. inias. iumi cieaneu. Experienced iiiiTirmTB.

x.iiierson lOlo Experienced, wants housccleaning reasnnaoie price: reference. 944; i HANGING, reasonable: trim both fapcr 11 uesirea. rairlax 2088 i y- M. expert workmanship 1 inri 10011J. mciuuins paper: Sam a specially: paper removed by steam worn guaranteed.

ilomestead 3107-R PAPERHANGINO work guarantee. paper furnished. reasonable, first-class notn edges trimmed acneniey to. PA PERH ANGER wants work: reasonable paper at cost. Cedar 5337.

1 ij i irst class; 53 room trimmed. Dickinson. Emerson 'if i 1-r. n. ii.iiaji.-mu.

si room, oy exnen enced man: leferenccs. Schenley 807 i urtnnA.iui.Mi, S3. 50 up: A-l work mausmp; estimates free. Larson. Lehig PAPERHANGING 12e roll: work r.

anteed: paper supplied: no anywhere Hazel 111? Piano Jazz 50c Taueht in a rose 7193. lew easy lessons. Mont Roofincr and Spoutinrr. All kinds of roofing- repairs. Martin 3915 Forbes St.

Mayflower 4534. ROOF work reasonable. wanted by reliable Fairfax 5020. party aii-ai-ek cleaned. 1 room: every- tning iiirnisneu; 10 years experience reierences.

a. osrj. ALLrArl.1, KCM IVLI) A muck ne method: a white operator. Churchill 853 WALLPAPER Cleaning 51 room, wal wasrung. work guaranteed.

Cedar 9X88 WALL PAPER expertly cleaned. No din bite workmen; reasonable. Ever glade 11 uw. Room Complete, $4.75 PAPER AND HANGING: work guaranteed NATIONAL DECORATING At. 2295 10 Situations Female BEAUTY OPERATOR With managing ex penence: capable ol candling new shop r.

r-ress. HOOKKEEfEK-Stenographer. 12 year experience; lull or part time. Jackson llmsumj, ironing, hall-day. part-time wors; curtains siretcnexi.

Hiland 4410 COOK General housework, or bachelor apartment: experienced colored girl. cellent references; borne nights. Scben ley 4S9. COOK White, first class, position private family: can take frill charge Kitcnen: city reference. Montrose 41 DATS WORK of any kind by colored gi 52.

0O and carfare. Call Hiland 2773-R DAY WORK for Friday. Saturday. Monda r-xperienceq colored Jany. Montrose 18 GIRL Colored, part, week's work.

stairs: reference. 517 Juoilla St. May- nower eorju. GIRL White, light housework and ca of children, tl. carfare.

Jackson 4509 GIRL Colored, settled, desires wor where cook is employrtL in adult famil Gentiles. Stay nights. Apartment pre- Terreo. tteierence. nurcnni 9148.

GIRL Experienced, wants light housework. Gentiles preferred. Penhurst 3155. GIRL Colored, desires Go borne nights. Penhurst 9931.

GIRL Experienced, desires position as waitress or housework. Hemlock 2703. GENERAL HOUSEWORK Home night or stay: refined, neat, good worker; good reference. Mayflower 4795. GENERAL HOUSEWORK by experienced colored girl.

City reference. 3t57. E. E. Iress.

GERMAN GIRL Wants half day's or prt time work; South Hills. Write 435, Pref. 10 NOTICES Florist GUI AS. 3TOT FORBES ST. MA.

1753 Sprays. 53. Baskets. 85. Cemeteries ALLEGHENY COT'NTY MEMORIAL PARK LAW-FINANCE BLDG.

ATLANTIC 0847 Community Mausoleum? MOHST ROYAL MACSOLECM. Entombment space available. At. LOST AND FOUND I Lost and Found BICYCLE Red and white, lost from 5S56 Aylesboro Ave. Reward.

Jackson '2S05. BOSTON TERRIER Blick. with white vest: answers to name "Nippy." in Bcltz-hoovcr district. Rew ard. Hemlock tSOl 7.

DOGS i4Z) black and white, and Mack and tan. Beaales. License numbers 2083H and H270. Mirnintside district; reward. Montrose 372 0.

ENGLISH SPANIEL Female, white, with brown markings, last Monday Call Locust 1200. GOLD WATCH initials S. B. Liberal reward. Write 488.

Press office. LA BORA DOR RETREIVER Large, coal black, answers to Diana. Schenley Farms; reward. Mayflower 3708 LADY'S brown umbrella on West View city bound, Wednesday; vnlue. keepsake.

Reward. Wellington 0034-J. MAN'S PCRSE lost with card case: J. H'-enneeke. Reward Return to Fort Pitt Hotel.

POLICE DOG Male, era.vish brown: name Duke; Bloomfield district; reward. Atlantic 3540. POMERANIAN Small female. oranire color. Shariyside district.

Reward. Call-Sehenley 5000. RIG fxl2. lost Monday morning on Ripoey. Station or Hamilton Ave.

lle-w-ard. Churchill 2552. WRIST Watch Lady's, white rold. initials C. M.

F. Reward. Kverslade 7008. WILL person who picked up glasses from Club Alleys. Monday evening, call Atlantic 0770.

WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER Female, three years old: California license 720: also Pittsburgh license. Reward. Hazel 4000. FOUND ON STREET CARS AND BUSES TUESDAY. MARCH 27 Purse, route Glasses, route 71 Glasses, route 56.

Purse, route 30. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 28 Necktie clasp, touts 44. Purse, route 15. Purse, route 75.

Purse, route 73. Money route 30. THURSDAY. MARCH 20 Purse, route 82. Purse, route O.

Beads, route 54-77. Glasses, route 75. FRIDAY. MARCH 30 Purse, route 04. SATURDAY.

MARCH 31 Purse, route 48. Purse, route 30. Watch chain, route 2. SUNDAY. APRIL 1 Purse, car 07 MONDAY.

APRIL 2 Purse, route 3. Gloves. Sq. Hill Bus. Purse, car 7 5.

Information concerning the articles may bj had by calling Pittsburgh Railways Company Lost. Depariqient. Grant 74oO. Ask for Extension 148. EMPLOYMENT Male Help Wanted AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN To sell Dodge and Plymouth cars, excellent opportu nity, must be hard worker and furnish reference: old established dealer.

Write 480. Press office. AUTO salesmen Three live mm to sell Chrysler-! lymouth. Everglade 8000. BODY Repairman Wanted Who can do light welding, prefer man who can double on mechanical work.

Buick and Pontiac Agency, 518. Press office. BUSHELM AN "Must be experienced on new and old work. Harry's Tailor Shop, 1 47 Washington city. COLLECTOR Prefer married mao: with some experience; salary, commission and car allowance.

Palace Credit. 023 Liberty Avc DRUGGIST Registered pharmacist or qualified assistant to manage store; low wages and percentage. 482. Press. ENGINEER Good, reliable: state age.

ex-perieuce. reference. 471. Homewood Press. 540 North Homewood Ave.

FLEET MANAGER-SHIPPER, ice, Bessemer Bldg. Coby Serv- GARDENER Experienced residence w'ork; telephone Homestead 0000, between 8-5. for appointment. JEWELRY SALESMAN personally trained, to sell nationally advertised jewelrv on credit. See Mr.

Kay, Room 220. Gulf after 1 p. m. MAN A lucrative opening is available immediately with local factory branch of large national concern for a man with a past record of employment that will bear rigid investigation: must be over 30 years of are anil be a resident of the Pittsburgh district. See Mr.

Cunning-ham. between 1 and 4 p. ni. only, at 5020 Peun East End. MEN Young, who are interested in military training and can devote one evening each week to further their studies along clerical or auto mechanical lines.

Good pay for those who are accepted. Montrose 7S77 Friday. MAN to work through a large department store: over 22: permanent position. Good earnings assured. Must have car.

Apply 0 to 12 F'riday. 208 Martin 110 Federal St. MAN To sell Dodge trucks, excellent opportunity, must be hard worker and furnish reference: old established dealer. Write 40O. Press office.

MAN (young). 20 to 25. to work with manager and learn business from the beginning-. Must be alert. Apply 5 to 0 p.

m. or 8 a. m. Mr. Cupp.

418 Empire Bldg. MEN WANTED for Rawleigh Routes of 800 families in Southeast Allegheny County. Pittsburgh. Homestead. Wilkins-burx.

Reliable hustler should start earning 825 weekly and increase rapidly. Write immediately. Rawleigh Dept. PN-51-S. Chester.

Pa MEN 3, neat, well educated, will he added to sales-service department of large local concern. References required. Ask for employment Manager, 005 I'lark after 0:30 a. m. MEN Two more, to work with manager.

S10 per week guaranteed salary to start. (tall after 3 p. m. today, 217 Commonwealth Annex. MEN Two for order takinff department.

Good pay. short hours. Apply Room 028. 410 Liberty Ave. ME CCTTERS First class.

Saturdavs. No others need apply. 113 Oakland Ave. MANAGER. OCTSIDE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE Experience, must have proven record showing success in training and closing sales for men in field, also agreeable to securing personal saleg from canvass.

This is the best proposition in Pittsburgh for the man that can do it. Our own men know of this ad. Write full details to 402. Press. NATIONAL organization wants 2 single men with or without cars, for special sales work.

See Mr. Webster, Fort Pitt Hotel. PAINTER Who can do both inside and outside work. Write 530. Press.

SALESMEN. who want to sell a national product with evidence of the biggest year in history. Now is the time to make application. Protected territories, traininr before starting. See Mr.

Morton, 2 to 4 p. m. 505 Libertv Ave. SALESMEN. 3 men experienced In salesmanship to sell Air Conditioning equipment.

The fastest growing- product on today's market. See Mr. Foster. 2 to 4 P. m.

505 Liberty Ave. SALESMEN. To sell in a pretexted territory the most complete line of commercial and beer dis pensing equipment on the market today. This equipment is altogether different from all others and your field is only limited by your ability. Complete training: course before starting.

Leads furnished backed by advertisinj campaign. See Mr. Houser-Tvan. between arid 4. 505 Liberty Avenue.

SALESMEN. Between 35 and 50 years of are. to solicit new customers: advanced premium plan: liberal commission. Jewel Tea 3120 Forbes St. SALESMAN WANTED One with experience as wholesale grocery or wholesale Taper salesman, or with experience as specialty salesman to retail grocers preferred.

Give full detaus first letter, with 'phone nnmber. Low salary basis. Write 517. Press office. SALESMEN To sell business necessities, lithographing, advertising, sales books, tags, nationally known line: commissions average 30: only experienced lical man considered: protected territory.

Merchants Industries. Inc, Box 1U28. Divton. Ohio. SHOEMAKER Experienced.

A-l. for out-of-town: single preferred: good wages. American Shoe MaUuxiB, 213 First Ave. a sister, Mrs. Alexander Matthews of New York Citv.

Interment will be private F. W. Shepler Funeral services for F. W. Shepler, who died Tuesday night at the home of his son, Fred Shepler, of Avalon, will be held at 2 p.

m. to morrow in the Shepler undertaking parlors, Finleyville. Mr. Shepler, son of the late G. M.

and Catherine Crites nio- neer residents of Finleyville. oper-j here at the time of his death. He made his home with his son. He formerly conducted a livery stable at Finleyville, where he was a social and civic leader. He was also a founder of the Shepler undertaking establishment.

He moved to Pittsburgh in 1918. Surviving are two sons. Fred and Kill; three sisters, Mrs. Ella Laugh-lin of Mrs. Netty Boyle of Butler and Mrs.

Emma Stevenson of Evans City, and a brother, W. E. Shepler of Finleyville. Interment will be in Finleyville Cemetery. Mrs.

Adele T. Heeren Funeral services for Adele T. Heeren, widow of Otto Heeren, who died yesterday morning, will be r.eia at p. tomorrow in ner Mrs. Heeren was born in the old Fourth Ward, downtown, and had been a lifelong resident of Pittsburgh.

She was the daughter of the late Dr. Herman H. Hofmann, one of the founders of the old Homeopathic Hospital. She is survived by one brother, 3.tf ford, Ralph B. of Isle of Pines.

Cuba, and Albert W. of Pittsburgh; two daughters, Mrs. Nelle H. Brown of Edgewood and Mrs. Gretchen H.

Wedd of Pittsburgh, and five grandchildren. Interment will be in Allegheny Cemetery. John L. Wotherspoon Masonic funeral services for John Li. Wotherspoon.

who died Tuesday in his home, 1907 MeClure Street, Homestead, will be held there Saturday at 3 p. m. Rev. Smeltzer. pastor of the Ann Ashley Methodist Episcopal Church, will officiate.

A native of Coatbridge, Scotland, Mr. Wotherspoon came to the Homestead district 50 years ago and had been school director for seven years. He was a member of F. A. M.

tion. the Eagles of Homestead and i ine Ann Asmey cnurcn. He is Survived by his Widow, Christina Russell three daughters, Mrs. Lillian Pol lett. Miss Bernice.

both at home, and Mrs. Mary Spidle of Homestead Park, and four sons. James, Osborne, William and Howard, all of Homestead. He also leaves three brothers. Alex, James and David "Worherspocn; two sisters.

Mrs. Agnes Young and Mrs. Mary Lindsay, and six grandchildren. Burial will be in Homestead Cemetery. Mrs.

Martha Gay Funeral services will be held Saturday at .2 p. from her late home, 207 West Ninth Avenue. West Homestead, for Mrs. Martha McWil-hams Gay, SO, who died yesterday morning. Born at Grafton, W.

Mrs. Gay had lived in Homestead 23 years, coming here from BraddocK. Her husband. Arthur Gay, and one brother. Edward MeWilliams.

of West Virginia, survives. Burial will be in Monongahela Cemetery, Braddock. Jacob Erhardt Solemn requiem high mass will be sung Saturday at 10 a. m. in SS.

Peter and Paul Roman Catholic Church for Jacob Erhardt, 60, wed known Gardener in this city the past 20 VCarS, Who died WeCmesQa in his home, FTankstOWn Road, 1 i-- Penn lowmuiu. Mr Erhardt. the eldest sen of Maria Hochberg Erhardt and the late Bartholomew Erhardt, was a lifelong resident of Pittsburgh. his mother, he is survived by three brothers. Elias.

P. H. and J. Erhardt. and three sisters, Miss Minnie and Miss Rose Erhardt.

and Mrs. Mary Snyder, of Oklahoma. Burial will be in Mt. Carmel Ceme- tery. SHOE STORE ROBBED Younff Bandit Binds Manager And Escapes With S30 A young, well dressed bandit held up tha manager of a North Side; store late yesterday, bound him liand and foot and escaped with 530.

Georee smun, manager oi inc. store at 417 East Ohio Street, was alone and preparing to close for the ay when the robber entered. I I i i i I I I.