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"1 1 THURSDAY iAXT ADS BEING KESTJIrS TO ADVERTISERS PROFIT TO READERS JOIN THIS 51RMT OF PRESS ADVERTISERS twentv-ohb I WANTED. WANTED. WANTED. WANTED. COULON WfO The Pittsburg Press i 11- 1.

1 11 I A POSTPONEMENT Chicago, June 2C Johnny Coulon -will ask for a postponement of his bout with Kid Wiiliams of Baltimore, at Vernon, on July The bantam champion asserted today that unless "Williams' manager agrees to set the fight for Lbor day or some date in the fall thera will be no meeting. Coulon's showing against Frankie Burns of New Jersey, at Kenosha Monday nisht, convinced him that he has not recovered from his recent illness, and that he is in no shape to defend the title He intends to spend several weeks in the mountains before getting back into the ring. WESLEYAN LOSES ITS STARS BY GRADUATION. Middletown. June Wesleyan has lost with the class graduated this month some of the best athletes she has had In a decade.

The equal of Jimmy Wendell, who scored in the hurdles at the Olympic games, probably never will wear the Wesleyan colors In the hurdles again. Tn whatever meet he was entered he was sure of first place in both hurdle events and he is the holder of the world's record In the indoor hurdles. Kvcrett Bacon, who was selected by many for all American quartertNack 'ast fall, was an al! around athlete. Last fall he captained the football team and In his sophomore year he captained the tennis team. He was a crack twirler on the diamond and this spring with Richards.

'13, won the interoolleriate tennis doubles at Longwood. Parkinson. Davidson and Havward. who were graduated, were star basketball men and each has captained a championship bsketball fiv at Wesleyan. Havward in his sophomore year, Tavidson in his junior and Tarkinson in his senior.

Varsity football men are lost by graduation in Bernhard. Blauvelt, Dur-ling, Laggren. Murphy arid 1'etigrue. THE COUNTY LEAGUE. STANPINO op THE CLUBS.

W.I Pet i W. IPrt. WllklnPburg .7 irlif ewtckley ....4 6 Fairbanks Turtle. Crk ...4 .40 Pormont 3 Brushton 4 5 .444 Beltzhoover ..2 7 ,222 Saturday's schedule and umpire asstsrn-nents: Brushton at Wilklnsburg. Wymarl; Dorroont at Turtle Creek.

Harking; McKeee-port at Sewkkley, Willman. Saturday will be letter day in Wilklnsburg for the biggest baseball celebration in the history of the Holy Otry will take place. Wilklnsburg won the County league championship last year and Saturday has been selected as the da on which the victory will be fittingly observed. An immense auto parade, flag raising and a bse.bail game against the rival Brushton team are to be the feature events of the moasion. All Wllkinsburg will participate, in the affair and there will be several hundred visitors from Pittsburg at the frame for the fame of the Wilkinsburg team has spread and many local fans are anxious to see the team which is said to be faster than the majority of minor league clubs.

There is always a real game when VSrushton Wilklnsburg come together and Brushton will lave a hand of rootirs at the I. A. C. park. Wymard will umpire this frame.

CENTRAL LEAGUE STARS PURCHASED BY YANKEES. Terre Haute. Jm 26 The New Tork Americans S1.000 for the two star members of the local Central league club. They are Teddy Kroy. outfielder, and Charles Pick, third baseman.

The price of each was Scout Arthur Irwin having looked them over and advised his employers to meet the local club's demands. Pick at prtisent is hitting .337 and Kroy .273. The chief value of the latter, however, is his sensational fielding. Central league fans regard him as a wonder at taking fly bails and on throws to home and to the bases. Pick was with the club al.so last year, when he batted .291 for the entire season.

He stole 21 bases, mpde 3 sacrifice hits and also was an expert waiter, drawing 24 bases on balls. Both men will report to Chance at the end of the Central league season. GALLAGHER WILL NOT JOIN NEW YORK CLUB. Philadelphia. June 26.

Johnny Gallagher, the local boy who has been described as the greatest all around runner from KSO yards to a Marathon distance, has announced that he will not run under the colors of the Xew York Athletic club in contradiction to reports that have been printed. In making the announcement Gallagher explains that in order to rim under the New York colors he would have to be a resident of New York for at least four months and that four month frora now Georgetown college, at which he an atienaant. win reopen ior me iau i MALE HELP Mem Wanted For Factory Work Steady employment and good wages. For complete information see our representive at BUSINESS MEN'S OFFICE EXCHANGE, 324 DIAMOND Tuesday to Saturday from 7-30 a. m.

to 10 p. m. THE GOO I YEAR TIRE RUBBER CO, Akron. Ohio. 24a A WORD TO EMPLOYERS.

WE StPPLT FREE OY CHARGE. Auditors, Bookkeepers. Stenographers, Shippers, LetEer, Entrv, Storeroom, Fiiing and other Clerks, $S5 to tl.SOo. Ciil, Mining. Stationary f-125.

Collector. Investigators, Inf-pecicrs, Watchmen. Warehouse men. facUers, Janitors and Huildlnc- Superinterdents. Gnxcry, rry Qooda, Hardware and Company Store Clerks oc all clauses ot high eraUe men.

Men Seeking Employment, call or -write. INFORMATION. PRIVACY. COURTESY. Established 40 vears.

Positively Responsible. Call, Talk It Over With Cotter, Emp. Experts. Speer 120 Sixth st. 62ttwp LOCOMOTIVE erectors, machinists, boring mill, milling machine, planer, slotter hands, fitters, boilermakers, boilermak-ers helpers, riveters, caulkers, buckers up, reamers, tank builders, tank testers and laborers.

American Locomotive North Side. eipn WANTED Boys aid Young Mei. Apply Uaioa News COo, News Staid, B. 0. Depot ClTpn BOYS WANTED 14-18 years old, good pay, Saturday half holiday.

26 Eighteenth South Side. 82wb MEN wanted as motormen and conductors; steady work and Rood wages for sober, in-telllRent, industrious young men. Apply in person. Employment Uureau, Sixth Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, between a. in.

and 2 p. m. Eequlrementa: age. 2S to 40 years; height 5 fpet inches or over; wolRht 140 Bounds or over; must have grood eyeiirbt and heat-ina; must able to lead md write; satisfactory references to sobriety, honpsty and prvlou employment required. Fittsburgr Railways Company, 622b WANTED Experienced chair stock man; permanent position; best wages paid; apply at once.

C. E. Wartenberg, Spear 915-921 Penn ave. earn WANTED Letterer, coppersmiths, instrument makers and bench moulders (brass work.) APPLY. AT THE EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT, WEHT1SQHOUSE ELECTRIC MANUFACTURING EAST PITTS I SUR'i.

PA. i2fhjr WANTED Several colored men, factory work, Saturday half holiday. Apply National Biscuit Company. 409 Liberty ave. gifts HOISTIXQ ENGINEERS, riveters, punchers.

boilermakers and helpers; layer outs; 3 drum men on derrick boats: machinist blacksmith-orderly; porter; kitchen man: farm, dairy hands; 100 mill, brick yard and railroad laborers. Keystone Employment Bureau, hjm I enp ave. 622wb Aufomobilp nel' ln "r'sf demand; tlt AUtuiiiuunc salaries: pleasant employment; practical experience gained in four weeks; full course J23 to SS5; position iruar-snteed. PITTSBURG SCHOOL Of AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING. 237 241 Collins East End.

OlSwbi ACCT. BOOKKEEPER to manage office, city AC(T. Bookkeeper, to nianatf office, city. Pookkeeper for supply oui citv. Asst.

Bookkeeper and aen. otfioe clerk. Stock Clerk, also irre cleik. city. Whipping A Packing clerks, citv.

PJEL Emp. Experts, 421 Wood owp WANTED. Toun man with some business ability and fXM, to act as treasurer and manager with bit; vaudeville act; salary of a week and share of profits; open evenings. Frank Klngt 702 Lyceum Theater Hldg. fitjwp WANTED Young- man should be experienced in men's clothlntr and furuishlne- store: must be window trimmer, show card writer and good salesman; reference required.

Apply at once to Glosjfcrr Bros, 1.37 Clinton Johns-town. tj20r WANTED Ptttsbuie msli carriers. postal clerks, $800 first ysar. JlrtO year raise to l.a00; vacation: Pittsburg examinations cora-inn; specimen questions free. Franklin In-ftuute.

Dept. 30i E. Rocheter. N. T.

615wro FOREMAN for gray Iron Foundry, out city. Foremnn Concrete, biis; job. Foreman Structural, layerout. city, Transitman. also chainman, mine work.

P1EL Emp. Experts. 121 Wood st. 2np COAL MINERS. WANTED Thirty experienced coal miners; machine mine: ro experienced electric machine runners: steadv work.

The Bakewell Coal Bellalre. Ohio. oi jipn WANTED A retail clothing: salesman; must De tnorougniy experienced; steady position; state ace. salary expected and give references. Address The llub, Wheeling.

W. 2own WANTED A young man about 20 years old to work in bottling department of wholesale Liquor house. Experienced preferred. Apply 2i: E. Ohio North Side.

mjtiwp WANTED An experienced man to work in bank. Must be able to read and write Polish. Slavish and Hungarian. One with experience preferred. Write Press ofilee.

t7r EXPERIENCED SALESMAN FOR OUR HAT AND FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. SALESMAN. EXPERIENCED. FOR CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. MARKS SURPRISE STORE.

MI-SB PENN AVE. tK2Ge CHEF, butler. waiter, lunchcounter man. houseman, laundry. Janitor, man and -wife, attendant for invalid, man for institution; laborers, dairy and farmhands.

Walker's Agency, 612 Smithfteld st. (tMwp SALESMEN City and road, some verv prom ising openings. Call or write. Information free. PIED Emp.

Experts, 421 Wood st. WANTED An experienced cook; no waahliis good wats and home, small family. Apply r-. fiione miand. tios WANTED Foreman to take charge of the pine galvanizing dept.

State experience and salary required. Good opportunity for right man Write 4'1, Press office. 23n CREW MANAGERS, experiem-ed magazine men to travel; all trartportatlon paid: also young men for road. 7i.il3 Jenkins Arcade Bldg. g2Swe MAN AND WIFE want-d do general work about restaurant; steady employment.

Apply at John Brunner, 1M2 Braddock Swlss-vaie. Pa. 624xn WANTED Experience houseman, one having experience as wall washer. Apply the Pltts-burr Athletic Association. Fifth and Grant blvd.

525w DRILLERS wanted to work on water wells. Inquire before 8 o'clock, a. m. dsily. 5T Iockhart North Side.

Phone 1279 Cedar. J. M. Allen. 625we A FIKST-CLAie meat cutter tn take charge of small meat shop, also understands groceries.

Write 210 East End' Press office. 25xr ALL KINDS OF HELP. Promptly furnished; al! requirements. Grant. 105 Grant st.

626wp WANTED Boy to do office work and filing, state age and reference. Prefer boy Just out of school. Write 12. Prese office. 25 WANTED Two young men to leave town Monday morning; transportation paid.

Call before 14 a. 402 Cameraphcae building-. MALE HELP KAUFM ANN'S Require services of experienced Wagon Package Drivers. Must furnish bonds and reference. Apply Warehouse, Forbes and Stevenson St.

6S3r WANTED Experienced night watchman; must do light janitor work steadv position. Write 44, Press office. 25w Boiler Works Employees Office R. Munroe 5c 23d st. Sa WINDOW CLEANERS.

Wanted at once, four experienced window cleaners: wages from $2M to $3 per day. Apply at Columbus Window Ciean'nK Columbus. O. CMb YOUNG MAN OUT OK SCHOOL TO DO P'lOKKEEPINO, STENOGRAPHY AND ACT AS CASHIER: MT'ST LIVE AT AND FTRNISH GtOD REFERENCE. GOLDSMITH KCRNTTt-RE ftW PENN AVE.

25. WANTED First class foreman; must be able to handle one thousand dollars weekly; aocd salary to right man; if your habits are not good do not answer. U. S. Laundry.

Jiaira. Ohio. RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED $73.00 month to commence. Write Immediately. insituie.

Lvpt. 367. E. Rochester. Y.

613wro WANTED Janitor, white, to take care of apartment house; rent, heat and light free and small salary. Write A 08. Press office. ttl'tiwp DRUG SALESMAN Registered, -wsnts relief work for Saturday and Sunday each week. Apply S.

B. Faubt, 3349 Forbes Pittsburg. Pa. WANTED Copk. tidy middle aged man.

State experience and wages expected. I'tre paid. Address Zimmerman House, Greens-burg. Pa. 62u WANTED Single German to work as bar porter; no Sunday work: good wages, including hoard and room.

Weisberg'a Tavern, 222 Diamond st. 2ijp YOUNG MAN Wanted familiar with- auto-mobiles and automobile supplies. Address ln own handwriting; state experience and references. Write si. Press office, ffittr WANTED Single man as night must have experience and best of references at to honesty.

Manager, Hotel Anderson. 2'iwp MAN and wife, take charge private place. a month, also man and wife, farm. Call Eureka 710 Penn WilKinsburg. ALL KINDS OF 'HELP.

Promptly furnished. 15 years' experience. International, 41t Fourth ave. tl-'Owp WA NTED Portrait "agents, first class, solar. Rromloe finishing; prompt service, rltrht priced.

J. Howard, T17 Cleveland, Ohio. tS2jb WANTED A first class barber. R. Walter, P.lchwood, Wnt Vi Apply to A.

C2Cwn WANTED Names of msn, IS to 45. wishing to become mail carriers. Commence $61 month. J. L.

K. Press office. 610wrp IKYK Between 14 and 18 years of age to work in belt and nut factory; appiy at works, Pittsburg Forge Iran North Stda, Pittsburg. lS23.b WANTED Flrst-clas. watch maker-and optician, with good reference.

John H. Schafer. Charierol. Pa. tllwr FIRST CLASS ventilator and Marcel Waver man pieferred.

Rittenhouse Hair Shon. lil HI hland East End. 25 WANTED Blacksmith and blacksmiths' help era, used to wtwum hammer work. Bovaird Seyfang Mfg. 54ti Setond ave.

rf.jb SOLICITOR WANTED Competent: Interview business firms: salary J15; Invest as loan, $200. Write T. S3, Press office, 2twe WANTED Solicitors, salary and eommlsaion. Call 6 p. 1423 Wylle Scott Bailey Co.

62tixp DRIVER saiesraan. good reference. sober, steady work for right man. 4S Taggart Allegheny. 62ttxp WANTED Experienced bov for barber trade, t.00 and board.

William Dletz. 121t Brrpi-ville Carrick. til'ttxe ANTED compositor. C. R.

Moore Arrott Power rear Alvin theater. J26 WANTED First clays, turret lathe hands! also buy to learn trade. Apply 651 Preble North Side. 62tip WANTED A good boy who has had experience in a -meat market. 1701 Webster ave.

625xn WANTED A steady man as helper ln monument work. F. C. Brandt. 2145 Brighton rd.

628r WANTED- Extra gang foreman for track work. Apply Baltimore A. Ohle Free Labor Bureau. 61G Second ave. 626n WANTED Butlers, white an4 colored, also white porter.

Kings Employment Office. 304O Per.n ave. 626xp LTAILORS. bush el man experienced pressers: steady work. C442 Frankstown ave.

C2xp BAR TENDERS Walters, porters, elevator boys, bell boys, etc. City Employment, 411 Seventh ave. G26wp BRAKE MEN and firemen, railroad- also stationary. Commercial 313 Grant st. 2wp WANTED One driver, two Apply 2'H Water st.

warehousemen. 26wp COOKS, porters, lunch countermen and waiters. Commercial 313 Grant st. 62Hwp BOOKKEEPER For packing house. Commer-cial 313 Grant st.

62wp WEIGH CLERK for steel mills, $2. .13 day. City Employment, 411 7th ave. ti''5wp CLERK, hotel, highest wages. Eureka 71Q Penn Wilklnsburg.

KMxp WANTED Bar porter, mond North Side. 13 East Couth Dia-2xp WANTED Experienced fountain boy. S712 Force sr. S29ir BOYS and men. son st.

Lam Bolt Works. 24! Car-26xr WANTED Strong young man to work In ra- taurant. 228 Diamond st. 2dwp PORTER for drug store. Barkley's Pharmacy, corneJrs and Craig.

626 xp WANTED Cement finisher, step work. liT Keys. 637 Ftnley st 626wr WANTED A waiter, at once. 1229 Fifth Canter. 2p BOiS To label cans, and Preble ave.

T. H. Nevin Island B26p fcHOh, SALEbM EN Experienced, wanted. 510 ejerai worth Side. 626wp WANTED Experienced girl ln errooery rood wages.

Waaaera. 2250 Center ave. 26xp PORTER Wanted, st. and Penn. Pittsburg Lunch.

Sixth 62Mwp WANTED Erraad boys. 620 Smithfield st. C2Cwe WANTED One driver. Apply ni Wafr st. two warehousemen.

6wp COAL MINERS For secret service work. Cora mercial 31S Grant Bt. 8wp BOY 17 to 18 to work in baker shop. Apply 2113 Perrysville North Side. 62rip NEAT BOY for drr goods store.

Rtchman's. 185 E. Ohio st. 62dwe BOY Job press feeder. Reed Witting Printing Post bldg.

2we JOB PRESS FEEDER 3434 Ward city. Must make ready. t2rtw TRAVELING SALESMEN wanted. Edlls Barber Supply 715 New Orant st. 24wr ROUGH CARPENTERS Long Jo.

Commercial 813 Grant at. A PREISER wanted" for Marks' Surprise Ptore. 531-535 Penn atre. 823 WANTED Laborers Comer Rldgo aod Rebecca Allegheny. Pa.

820wep BOY of 14 wanted. Apply 78 rullerton st. 23b WANTED Experienced luneh counter na. Arlington Lunch. 22S Diamond st.

ERRAND BOYS Smith cleaners. Car-son and South Ninth sts. 42Swe DRY CLEANERS and scourers. Shuman. -Tl Fcrfces st.

siZxh WANTED Three laborers. Appiy Brlceiai's" I05-I07 Federal st. 625e GKOCEF.T CLERKS, and mat cutters. mercial SI 3 Grant st. 5wp DRIVERS Experienced.

Allegheny TraTTrW A Storage Co 4Q North ave. W--t. WANTED Tile settUsg and repairing! phone 1M-L Walnut C22wb WANTED Young man to work In a factorr age 16 or 1, 2219 Fifth ave. 2rrwb TWENTY TOCNO MEN Outside work; make $30 week, easy. 3Q2 Keystone Bldg.

eSwb COAT MAKER wanted. Pa. N. Stoiowttx. Reaver 24wa FARM and dairy bands.

Commercial Emp-. 313 Grant gt. 8wp ENTI PRES3 WHEi N6WT MALE HELP SALESMEN -If you are willing to work five hours per day we will show you how to earn from $25 to $50 per week. Our latest Premium Magazine Club Proposition is the greatest ever heard of. -P.

F. COLLIER SON, 922 Bessemer Bldg. 22w MACHINIST Monider. core makers, aiao car rpirman; many good places f.p'ti. Pin, Jimp.

Experts. 411 Weed MALE HELPSPECIAL WANTED Ambitious roun men to traveling salesmen. Hundreds of good npen-ins Write for uartlcailars. Rradstreet Train- Ing System. RocfK-ster.

N. T. PIITSBURO mall carriers, wanted: average 90 month: Pittsburg examinations entnrng; specimen questions free. FrankliB Inst Kate. Dept.

3H9 E. Roe neuter. N. T. glftwro AUTOMOPIt-E reed lneni taught 5 on 7-pancer ear.

131 Wylle. 33wb MENTION THE PREiM WHEN AN a KA ING AIM. FEMALE HELP CASHIER WANTED Lady Cashier waatcd for Tuesday of each week, coupon day, CAMPBELLS9, Filth Ave. 2p WANTED 100 girls or women to work in our various depts. nice cool place to work good wages; apply at once Time office Lutz Schramm 141 Rivcf N.

S. BOOKKEEPER Furniture, cashier, cafe. Nurse, one child, $7: housekeeper, wi-lower'. b- Waitress for slimmer res. gcorj tipa.

got wage cooks, second cooks, dishwashers, pantry Two glrl. same place. orlue Girls for rlubg, women for institutions. PENN EMPLOYMENT. 422 Penn o-e 2D WANTED A German g-rl to do aeneral housework, must be a goI 1 00k.

No wsshlnr. small family and gtd wages to the right party who can furnish good reference. Call at this office To p. in Friday. AiLlres-t (..

1. Pre Office. i2liwp WANTED An experienced yeur.g lady lumber stenographer. al4o capable of figuring Invoices and assisting In general office work. experience, references and saUrv.

Write 14, Press office. tifjfr tJ. S. GOV'T JOBS open to women; big nay; vacation-: common edweation unnecessary; list of posit lona free. Writ immsdiateiy.

FranKlla Dept. 11D. Rochester. N. k24wre laVL'N'DKKSa Hotel co.kj.

set ouiis, c.ish washers, waitresses, a girls, same holel. fantlly ceoks. chambermaids, acuee-lrls, rebued cook. 10 peT week: colored help. "1 Grant st.

GIRL over 20 tor soda fountain. Bromeier's, 302 Fifth ave. tttfwfe WANTED 100 girls or women to work in our various department. Nut. cool place to work, good wage.

Apply at once Time Office, Lutx Schramm 1412 River eve. N. city. 621s GIRL wanted for general housework; nocOok- ing; references reaulred. bittta BartWtt corner Shady or phone inland 4-454 2.1a WHITE GIRL General homework, small family.

Call evenings before eight. 112 North Euclid between Bryant and Hampton. litwb IIOU8EKEEPER for Valleio ppoeita Ml. Joseph's Protectory: four In family good home and wages. Apply F-rlday niorni'ng or after p.

m. e2twp EXPERIENCED dry goods alslady must speak German and furnish beat references; permanent position; good salary. Rlehman's. 15E. Olilo st.

20we WANTED AT ONCE 23 girls and young tttaies ft worn nice, clean candy factory; hustlers ean make good wages. ey Mi North N. S. 622 wh GIRL for general housework; small family, good wages, no washing. Call Wil-klns.

2235 or 415 Locust Edgewood t4r WHITE GIRI For cottage. Conneaut Lake. with young eeuple; 4.Kj weekly and all expenses: good vacation for good girl. Write at once 64. Prese o(Hce.

628 wr WANTED An experienced girl in retail "grocery; permanent position, good wages for a girl who can make good. Hepner, 2232 Center av- 825 we WANTED White girl, not under iT one that Is willing to do light housework in exchange for good home. Mrs. II. Engler, Home Fair Haven, Pa.

2.iv.o GIRL General housework and cooking "No washing or Ironing. Reference retjuiiMj. Call 604 Howe st. Telephone 2.VM Hllanu. eatiwe COOK Must be competent and able to do housework, to go to Connaut Lake; also home for nurse, who has fine reference.

Liberty Emp. lis Shady ave. tC2Hxp ARMATURE COIL TAPER 3 Ex Steady work, good wares. Apily Doubiedy-day-Hlll Electric 71 Liberty ave. fioo.

62wb GIRLS To learn armature colt taping. 'M-st be strong and active. Doublday-Hil EUw-trlc 71 Liberty eighth floor 62no WORKING housekeeper for widower's family of five; suburbs. Rome knowledge of piano desirable. Write 7S.

Press otlica. 2dwe LADY Office work, must be rood talker. understand typewriting. g5 week start, quick advancement. Write 7.

Press office. 'C'lwo CX)OK8, chambermaids. general housework girl, man and wife, porters, bell and waiters. Frazler-Brown Employment Bursas, 231 Penn. ix AT ONCE, maid not afraid to work, understands plain eooklng.

family three; no washing or ironing; S.j.UO. SIS Mellon at. sp- CASHIER and also checker, hotel, tVS a month, also cashier. x-estirant. steady place.

Call Eureka 710 Penn Wilklnsburg. 02exp LADY to call at best homes, with me. extensively advertised, patented, necessity. No competition; good pay daily. Write 1.

Press ftice. Mwp WANTED General housework girl to ao plain cooking, German or Hungarian preferred. Address 134s Dennleton ave. 2owp GIRI General housework, small family. sweeping, bath for maid; phone 17ia Wllk- 1ns.

2 GIRL wanted for housework; small family, good wages; no washing. 9044 Jaekaon at. Phone 4-411 Hlland. 24p GIRL or middle-aged woman to assist la general housework. Call at Chateau St.

or phone S310 Cedar. oSttxgi 3 ALES LADY, confectionery store, also aales- iaay grocery store, i au Eureka Emp T10 Penn Wliklnsburg. 2x WANTED Young girl to aaalet with housework: please call. 7S19 nusnehaana st Pittsburg. 24xp GIRL Doctor's emce.

highest wages. Kureksv 714 Penn Wilklnsburg i WHITE woman fw general housework. to la family. )C Swiysvale Wilkinsburg. 2xe WANTED Girl for general housework, for family ef good home for r'ht girl p-ply at McGee t.

C26 AN EXPERT dietaphone ererator also ep-able of taking shorthand fine opening WrK A Ba. Press o.Tlce. ti2iwjlfr WANTED Sean treea for alteration en lady's dretses. The Ptoples Store. Federei t.

2xp A NTED Women to sewing. Weber Eric son Bunting 221 Diamond st. ftSilwe GENERAL OFFICE GIRL Permanent eel-ion; reference required. Write 47 office. 2.lwe WANTED Gtrl for general housework la family ef four: good wares- Apply at East End, city.

WANTED One white girl for general houiel wrk. No laundry work. Apply oAis Jai uja East End. ttxr WANTED Middle-aged woman for hoj-tsSeeo-lag. 305 Grant at.

Sals restaurant 2w HOUSEKEEPER. summer resert. a month alee housekerpar widower. Eureka Emp 710 Penn Wilkinaburg. 62wxp WANTED German girl fer general hoi work; 3 in famliy.

1T Second N. a WANTED Chambermaid reference required 1 Darragh st. phon gcaesley Ti. MALE HELP. WANTED.

600 intelligent tad able t-odied men and me a to work la rubber factory; liberal day rates paH while leamlotr. after two or this months men cm a eara 25c to 36e per hoar: women from lOe to 20e per hear, depending abiittT and kind of work- 1J hours per oay; work 1 steady aad healthfuL Apph- 415 Fourth 2d floor From 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.

Pittsburg, Pa. THE B. F. GOODRICH Akron, Ohio. 61B WANTED Four first-class advertising solicitors for newspaper work only experienced men need apply.

Write 32, Press office. 25e Master Mechanic For wo blast furnace plant must have blast furnace experience. Apply 1412 Oliver bldg. 625s COOKS, second, par porter, waiter. counter man.

$12.00: bus boy. elevator month; butcher, meat cutter. carpenters, cabinetmaker. -50 day; machinist. blacksmith 4rtc hmtr- rArm.

drivetrs, farm, dairy hands, board: wi miners, new mine. Employment, 42 Penn union wages. Penn ave. 62wp nORKINOMEN to secure- us orders for a IS Jeweled ElKln watch in a 20-vear guaranteed nUed casa toT 12.oO. PT II OO ca.h.

l.f)0 a week. Greatest bargrain In citv. Call i WHkens. third floor, Pittsburg Life Bldg. Liberty ave.

at Market st 423ykfRhs uka ibMAN struct also detailers and tracers. Engineers. licensed, city and out. Klreman. stationary, citv.

PIEU Emp. Experts, 421 Wood t. H2Gnp CARPENTERS wanted on concrete forms, long; job. Apply to P. Kemen.

Supt. putiueene Contracting Division Hrier Hill. Tounsstown. Ohio. 621b EXPERIENCED SOLICITOR wanted.

es tablished route, no other need applv. The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. 710 Warrington ave. 25xr WANTED Six meat cutters, capable of waiting on trade. Apply at once: good salarv and steady work.

Harris Provision Thirteenth and Carson st. 623r WANTED Young man to learn time recorder business; must know stenography and typewriting. Call 420 Fuiton Bldg, 3 to 620wp WANTED Butcher, single man preferred: steady position for rlcht man. Applv Star Drug Store. SM Eighth Munhall, Pa.

W9 WANTED First-class experienced cloThm salesman; must be well recommended. Apply st once. Sherman's Clothing Slora. W. Va.

623r RELIABLE MEN with S250, secured take charge solid establishel business, tl-O to i'M weekly. Write itl. Press office. 02iwp COLORED waiters, porters. handa.

janitors. cleaners, Mc-hnn's, (iDi Orant st. housemen, farm colored couple. K2(wp DHAKTSMEN and trsours, mechanical and architectural. Commercial Grant 028 wp COLORED MAN For private place wagei per month, board and room.

Walker's Agency. 612 Smithfleiq st. 02wp Peoples Office, 110 -Anderson St. WORK OF ALL KINDS. AFPLT.

26wp CAR PEN TER FOREM A Nlrour rough ciT-penters, concrete work. Citv Emplnvment, 411 Seventh ave. t)20wp VOUXO MAN work around garage. $15a week. Eureka 710 Penn are.

Wil-kinalurg. 2xp WANTED An experlernil white carriage driver, must be strittlv sober. Applv at stables. 4Q7tt-m-sa Liberty ave. WANTED a IMiver.

rear of 814 Holnewood one who will board with cwner C23tn WANTED Male nuse for patient (convalescent). King's Employment Office, H'M Penn ave WANTED Boilermakers, f.angers and titters. Apply to Pennsylvania Engineering Works, New Castle. Pa. 02Jb WANTED Young man with some cigar stand experience.

Apply 332 Diamond city. ii2tivp JOB PRESS feeder. Must be boy to run errands and work In printing office. 2U1 Third ave. second floor.

MACHINISTS, boilermakers. blacksmiths, carpenters, pipe fitters, car repairmen and help-ers Orant st. 2Hwp WANTED Good reliable canvassers at Gilberts gallery, 418 Smithfteld st. third floor. G2iiwp CONCRETE FOREMAN immediately, Forbes and Murray aves.

Ask for Campbell. ti26wp A Heater, who can heat for scrap shingling hammer. Apply H. K. Porter Co Pittsburg.

26wp WANTED Boy to work mornings and ings In drug store. 124 Anderson S. 2iwr ENGINEER Refrigerating plant, out of city. Auto truck driver, out of city. City Ein-ployment, 411 Seventh are.

62wp PRESS HANDS Combination die work and plain blanking. Enameled Metals Co ril Bridge Etna, Pa. 12twe OFFICE BOY Bright youth, public" school graduate; one quick to learn. Write 5d Pressoffice. WANTED Fry cook for night turn.

Call after 6 p. m. 508 Ann Homestead. 624hjfr WANTED Two experienced furniture packers Apply Mr. McGlll, Pickering's, Tenth and 3iJs MACHINISTS.

LABORERS. CHIPPFRS-GOOD WAGES. APPLY ME ST A MACHINE WEST HOMESTEAD. FA. 510s WANTED Man to make himaelf useful around dairy.

Must sober and understand horses Apply 761H Penn ave. 625xe FARM HANDS All kinds, teamsters, drtv srs. gardeners. City Employment. 4 1 Seventh ave.

BRICK YARD MEN and laborersT steady good 11 ages. Allegheny Brick Sharpsburg. 621 wb SINGLE and married coal miners, no trouble eteady work, fare paid. Keystone Employ-ment Bureau. 1124 Penn ave.

622wb WANTED A good mechanically tnfcllned young man 10 assist engineer. Eclipse Laundry. Forhes and Stevenpon sts, tJ22xb WANTED A strong boy for warehouse. Limberg. corner Ohio and Chestnut st.

North Side. 625xe DO you want to advance make more money and work less hours? Consult Graver, East North North Side. C25wn EXTRA MEAT CUTTER wanted for Sat urday; must be good salesman; good pay. Apply 4315 Allegheny Market. 624xr CHAUFFEURS In and out of city.

Some good ones. City Employment. 411 Peven.a ave. 623rp WANTED Man to work cn farm and milk cow. Call R.

C. Darling. Ben Avon Heights. 623xr FIRST-CLASS buehelmen wanted at once; good wages, steady work. Schwartz.

Penn and Highland. G23xe WANTED Carriage smiths, body makers and trimmers. Applv Chas. J. Ellg Carriage Co.

P37 Market Wheeling. W. Va. 24r FOREMAN For railroad. and board; no troublt.

stmplv short. Citv Employment, 411 Seventh ave. 626wp WANTED At once, first-ctass pressor and bushelman; also first-class tailor. Frankstown ave. 23x9 YOUNG MAN wanted to work as porter; one not afraid of work.

Roy at 320 Diamond t. 625we WANTED Experienced furniture polisher. Apply Mr. McGlli. at Pickering's.

Tenth and Penn. 326s TOUNO MEN to learn trade; Jl S3 to start; pay (2.5), $3.00, guaranteed. City Employment, 411 Seventh ave. S26wp ACTIVE white men to clean windows; good pay; steady work. National.

415 Fourth ave. C22a WANTED Three your.g men to act as news agems on excursion trains; no experience required. Apply 142 Penn ave. 620b TWO GOOD strong young men to work in wash room. Eclipse Laundrr.

Forbes and Stevenson sts. 622xb WANTED Boy. between 17 and lgyears of age. to learn ofTice work. Write i.

Prees office. 24wr BUSHELMAN aad preseers, steady wages. Cooperman, Washington 35b WANTED Two good drivers, good wages and steady work. J. O'Neill Express A Storage.

813 Burd pear poatoffVce. N. S. f4r WANTED Third hand baker or young man to learn trade; call Bursa Si Kief er. Penn ave.

833 INTERPRETER and 23 foreign laborers; r.eW railroad work. House furnushed. Cn-r Eia-plerymcat. X1 Beraaii vev 2wa BORDEN On Wednesday, June 23. 1013, -t 1:10 p.

Charles husband of Carrie Borden (nee Frederick). Funeral services at the residence of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Emanuel Frederick, lUl-t Beaver Northslde. on Friday, June 27. at 8 p.

m. Interment private. GAREY On Thursday, June 28, 1913, at :30 a. Jennie Garey, wife of. Dr.

Henry Garey of Berlin. Pa. Funeral services at the residence of her Son-in-law, Rev. 8. Wilkinson, 4801 Liberty Pittsburg, on Saturday, June at 10 a.

m. Interment at Berlin, Pa-, on arrival of train leaving Pittsburg at 1:15 p. m. GREGG On Wednesday afternoon. June 25.

1013. at 2:30 o'clock. Dr. Edward Roliin Gregg. Services at hia residence.

No. 1428 Al-bermarle Squirrel Hill, Frldav aiter-uon at 4 o'clock. Interment at Buffalo, Y-. Saturday morning. HAMPTON On Wednesday, June 25.

13U, at p. Marie Hampton, mother of Mrs. A. Chun hhill and Mrs alter Avery, in her 72d year. Funeral services at the residence of her daughter, Mrs.

Walter Avery. 343 Virginia lit. Washington, on Saturday, June 2S, at p. m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend.

HARTXETT On Wednesday, June 26. 1913, at p.m., Margaret Anna Hart-ett, daughter of Kdmund and Anna Hartnett nee Boyle). Funeral from the family home, 2M No-eleu lane. Carrick. on Friday at 2 o'clock.

Friends of the family respectfully invited to attend. HIMDER On Wednesday. June 25, 1013. at a. Clara Ilimber.

daughter of William and Mary Himber. (nee O'Malley). aged 3 years 7 months and 13 iays. Funeral from the parents' residence, Friday Shaler township, on Friday morning: at o'clock. Angel mass at St.

Anne's Roman Catholic church, Lincoln Milivale, at 9 o'clock. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. HOCII On Tuesday, June 24. 1913. at p.

Dr. Jacob Charles, beloved husband of Elisabeth Henzel lioch. ased 50 years. Funeral services at the family residence, 12! South Kurlid Bellevue. on Thursiay evening, June 36.

at 8 o'clock. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Interment from Lutheran church, Zelien-ople. on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Butler county (Pa.) papers please copy.

HOWARD At Tarentum. on Wednesday, June 2,, 1013. at 10 p. Anna Margaret Howard, eged f2 years. Funeral services will be held at the family home.

Lock Tarentum on Thursday June 2, at 7:30. Triends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend. Interment private at 10 a. on Saturday. HTJTCiriSON-On Thursday.

June 26, at 0:15 a. James Hutchison. at the Protectant Home for Incurables, Fifty-fifth and Butler in the 84th year of his age. Funeral services at the residence of his son. S.

Hutchison. 40 Waldorf st. fold" Wabash avs). near Perrysville xorthside on Saturdav at 2 June 28, 1013. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend.

JONES On Wednesday. June 25. 1013. at 1:10 a. Vascov V.

Jones voungest son of Ruth and the late Henrv Jones, at his mother's residence. 1KH Warlo stayed 27 years 2 months and 24 days. Funeral from Brown chapel church, corner of Hemlock and Boyle North-side. Friday afternoon. June 27.

at 2 p. m. Friend of the family are respectfully i nvited to attend. KIRSCH Suddenly on Tuesday, June 24. 1013, at 3 p.

at Idlewild, Pa Albert O- 8- Kirsch in his 52nd year. Funeral services at the residence of his sister, Mrs. L. K. ussier.

1127 Beaver Xorthside, on I-'riday, at 2 p. m. KIKSEL On Tuesday. June 24. 1013 at a.

Anna beloved wife of John Ktcsel (nee Schwartz), at her home 71 Amanda Knoxville borough, aged 55 years. Funeral Friday morning, June 27, at Requiem mass at St. Canice's church, Orchard at 9 o'clock. Friends of the family are respectf ully invited to attend. McCOXKET On Wednesday, June 25, 81.3, at 8:45 a.

at the residence of her granddaughter, Mrs. George Joy, Patterson Height. Beaver Fails, Mrs. Esther K. MeConkey.

in her 2nd year. Funeral services o'clock Friday afternoon. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Interment in Beaver cemetery. PI ERCK Suddenly, on "Wednesday, June 1013.

at a. Harry, beloved husband of Margaret Splecher Pierce, in his 52nd year. Funeral on Friday, June 27. from the family residence, Nobles lane. Carrick borough, at a.

m. Requiem hluh mass at St. Basil's church at t) a. m. Friends of the family are invtted to attend.

Intwment at St. George's cemetery. WILSON On Wednesdav. June 25 1913 nt p. Ananias C.

Wilson, in his 04th year. Funeral services will be held at hia late renidence, Patton township, on Friday. June 27. at 2 p. m.

Interment in Monroeville cemetery. Friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend KLINE On Wednesday. June 25 1913 at p. Jacob Kline, 216 Thlrtv-ninth st. Notice of funeral later.

i i LKKTHKLK On Wednesdav. June I Phillip wii.nh.i. Funeral services on Thursday, June 26. 1013, at p. from her mother's residence, 1010 East Xorthside.

to which relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Interment Friday, 27, 1013. WT" ERTIIELE On 'Wednesday. June 25, 1013. at 4:10 a.

Mrs. Caroline Stuebften Wuerthele beloved wife of Phillip Wuerthele. Funeral from the residence of her mother, 1910 East Northslde, Pitta-burg. Time will be announced later. ZEITLER On Thursday, June 26.

1913. at 3 a. Marftaret Anna Zeitler (nea Sellman) widow of the. late Christian Zeitler, in her 06th year. Funeral from her late residence, 1327 Spring- Garden on June 28.

at 2 p. m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Marvelous wonder, the talk of the day Baffles even scientists Zilene. by its wonderful cleaning powers.

Ail druggists. Lyceum Wants Games. Mt. "Washington Lyceums play the fast Mendova club on the former's grounds Friday evening at :15 o'clock. All Lyceum players take notice and be on hund at the Lyceum club rooms not later than 5:30 p.

ni. Lyetuui has a few Saturday and Sunday games unscheduled for fast semi-professional clubs in Western Pennsylvania and Kautern Ohio. Twilight games are being booked abroad for Wednesdav evenings, and road teams are being- booked up for home on Friday eveningrs. Poc Jennings, Mount Washington Lyceum. Call Bell phone, any evening, 9599-R Hill.

AMATEUR BASEBALL Imperial would like to hear frorr, first clas tnn. Beadllnff. Cot-morclis. McOonald, Moon Run. Heidelberg', and any ether flrat class team write Iavtd Williams, Imperial.

Pa. Phone 90O5 Imp rial Hotel. T. Jra have open dates for 12-year-old teams for Juna 22. 28, and Sundays in July.

Write Bernard Buh, 3313 Bethune st. Oakland Pirates would like to bear from 1S-year-oid uniformed teams for games for the following oaten: June 21. 21. 2S. July 4, 5, 12.

lfi. Auk. lfi and 2.1. Write Ed lo3 gaybrook Apts, or call Sclxeniey S420, at 6:13 p. m.

Western Union would like to hear from 17-jrear-old teams having grounds for Saturday and Sunday a-arnes. July 4 Ojn for two anie abroad. Address M. Lynch, care Western L'nlon Tlesraph Co. Apollo team has July 4 open away from kom for any flrat claaa or semi-pro turn.

Addreaa C. J. Wolfe, Apollo. Point Vlaw ColitMtlans 20-year-old teams for Saturdays and Sundays at home or abroad. Write James Naiamith, txiOO Sawyer Hill Top Start would like to arrange fames for Saturdays with 1-year-old teams at home.

Write Gilbert Gw worth. 2 Augustine st. Allerheny has open at home for a Jt class team, call Bill leat, at Cedar SKS0S Vr a Publishes more Classified Advertising and brings greater results than any other news paper In western Pennsylvania. Classified A -3 one cent a word each Insertion. When paid for in advance, seven Insertions for price of six.

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PHOMKSl Bl 2BOO Ci-aat. A 1STS Mala. BRANCH OFFICESl Kaetend 111 Snrrldan At, Nortfaalde 220 Kedeat St. "out aside 193 Carstna St. Wllkinabara; K24 Wood St.

OsIm j-72obe-i S. Weave rn RetraeHtattvc. JeaOljBSPePOn KSiters Reiiresentative, A. Klein. Metropolitan) new Y'orfcw Special Representative), Cliaa.

K. Abbott. Bartlett Bldiar Atlantic City. N. J.

WANTED. MALE HELP WAffTED Two Riggers and two helpers. two Stieefers helpers. Apply afeor Agent's Office Pressed Steel Car -McKees Roc ttMr WANTED Universal grinder (tool work), first class assemblers (large floor work) large planer hands, large vertical and horizontal boring mill hands and Schlos-sers. AFPUY AT THE EMPLOYMENT WESTlNOHOt'SK EIKCTRIC MW KAST riTTSPURG.

PA. 622fhJ WANTED Experienced cashier; must have some knowledge of stenography. Apply Arn-feld's, Fifth and Market. 2e WANTED Good wagon blacksmith. Apply at the J.

B. Orr Transfer 1315 Arch Northside. 426wp A 11tnwnliil 8eat demand; big auiuiiiuum. salaries: pleasant employment; l'ractical experience gained in (our weeks: Xull ooursfl to position guar anteed. SCHf'OI.

OF ALTO.MD-KII.K EN'JINEEKINO. Collins Past End. 826bi! UNITED EMPLOYMENT, 138 Anderson St. Clerk, hotel, white waiter, rvhite canvassers, elevator hoy, colored porters, washers for gar-age, highest wages. i2flwp WANTED Kxperienced canvassers for larse magazine club, biggest and best offer ever; everybody wants it- big demand everywhere; coe this: it's a wonder; city and on the road: pity daily If desired: transportation paid, tiitjjd Jenkins Arcade building.

625wb WAN'TKD A bright young" man who has had retail lumber billing and bookkeeping experience and who has a fair general knowledge of lumber. Ari'Jre--a with references, also atoting age, experience and salary desired. Write 13, Press off i. f. 622wfjfr GO A I E.

Pig demand for new faces; If you have any ability, 1 will write and stage an acf for you: pay me a little each week. Frank King, k'2 Lyceum theater bldg. tiSttwp WANTED. Two men to run moving picture machines; no experlen necessary; we will taath you. pay us after employed; tpen evenings.

Sniith. -'Ill Lyceum Theater bldg. J2twp WA N'TEI) To communicate with person familiar with directive system of wireless communication who can demonstrate to the proptr authorities its use for obtaining advance information. Address 81, press ollice. C2fiwp MKN for rubber factory, making automnbile tires: 20c hour to start; after 4 weeks So to 5)c hour, piece work; no trouble, steady work; free transportation.

PILL. Emp. Exports, 421 Wool st 626wp Long Bouts Are Doomed. New Orleans. June 26.

No more "iO-round boxing- matches win he permitted in Louisiana. Governor Hall to day issued a sweeping etlict in which he hints the militia will be called out if necessary to enforce the law. The Whlte-Britton match scheduled for July 4. on the other side of the river will be pulled off in the city proper and will be for 10 rounds. However, it is barely possible that the governor may object to this.

Playful Bout Fatal. Springfield. 111., June 26. Raymond O'Brien, aged 14. died as the result of a blow received in a boxing match with a playmate Tuesday night.

He complained of pains In his head. The blow was 'on the temple. He suffered during the night, but his mother did not consider the injury serious. Frank Creig'u-ton. who struck the blow, has not been arrested.

Ray Bronson Weds. Indianapolis. June 26. Flowers, attendants, suburban home, supper, motor honeymoon and all trimmift's were Included in the wedding ceremonies of Miss Marguerite Ryan and Raymond J. Bronson.

the middleweight prize fighter and a leading local real estate holder, married here last night. The couple today left on a motor tour along Lake Michigan and Krie. Miss Ryan is an heiress. Chase Is Hitting .388. Chicago.

June 25. Marked improvement in Hal Chase's work since he quit the New York Highlanders for the White Sox was evidenced today when his batting figures since joining the Sox were produced. Chase has compiled a swat average of with Comiskey's men. In yesterday's battle his batting average was 1.000. White Sox ManagerSuspended Chicjago, June 26.

Manager James Callahan of the Chicago Americans was indefinitely suspended by President Johnson for arguing too strenuously with Umpire Hildebrand Tuesday. This suspension is the first Callahan has drawn this season. Pontius Elected Captain. Ann Arbor, June 26. Miller H.

Pontius, of Circleville. has been elected captain of the Michigan baseball team for 1914. Pontius, a senior law, is first baseman and has played both baseball and football on Michigan teams for two years. Local Teams at Conneaui. A fast game is promised at Conneaut lake Saturday between the Spear Furniture Co.

team and the Baltimore; A Ohio Railroad A. C. The players will leave Pittsburg at 7:30 a. m. A large crowd 1 expected to accompany lx Utov MARRIAGE LICENSE RECORD IS BROKEN The marriage license bureau yesterday broke the June, 1910, record of licenses issued.

When the bureau closed in the evening, after three clerks had been wfrklnsr overtime, the list numbered 1.47M. And there remain rour days more for sweethearts to obtain the greatly demanded little "green slips" and still be June brides. Frederick Renard Lera, S. Bohlander James J. Irierll Klizabeth M.

Frtward L. Kdna R. Horrocks Homestead Elizabeth Pittsburg Kncxvllle Knoxville PittBbure Hurt W. Beck Stella C. Henry L.

Oesterle Pittsburg Cohen Pittsburg Pittsburg Julia Jfnce Raymond t. May Lyons McBrlde. TrafTorel Pittsburg Bracblock Mt'Keespoi Plttsburs Pttts-burj; McKeeport McKeesport Tarentum Pittsburg Munhall Pittsburg; Plttfcburic Ilttbbui Flttshura- -Ptttsburtj Pittsbura- Plttsburs; Turtle Creek Unity Plttsburs Pittsburg Pittsburg Pitt.Hburg Plttsburi? Pittsburg Pittsburg- Pittsburg Pit is burs; Pittsburg Pittsburg Pittsburg 1'ittsbui GtenrK-ld Sewickiey Wilkinsbui Swissvale Fremont, o. Pittsburg Hriiigeville Bridge vi lie Pittsburg Pittsburg Pittsburg Plttburg Glenshaw Glenshaw Duluth. Mian.

Pittsburg Wilklnsburg Wlkmsburg 1 Unity Murrysville Pittsburg Pittsburg 1 Puquewne Duqusna PlttMburg Pittsburg Dexter Citv, O. PittebuiK New Hrlghtnn Van port Mannlngton. w. 'a. Canonnburg Pit tsburjj Pittsburg Banksvlllo Mt.

Olivr Pittsburg Pittsburg Swissvale Pittsburg Pittsburg PlttKburg Pittsburg Pittsburg Pittsburg PlttMburs Se wick ley Pittsburg Pittsburg Mt. Oliver Knoxvillo Pittsburg Pittsburg Cleveland. Pittsburg Pittsburg Pittsburg John J. Powers Clara O. Eelgler Jnhn Wilkinwn Kvelyn S.

Worrall Simon O-ammond Jean Jeffrey Harry C. Kiacher Crna It. Hill Pavid F. Inglis Christina Campbell Joseph R. E'jna M.

Atioljih Bernoth Mary Orlit Charles Kennedy M. Altvatr rse A. Louis IJesKie Longden Dollhopf Viola M. Olt.T Thomas C. Walters lilizabeth J.

Htnry F. Cffalrwan Ft. Lt-pper Henry H. Cantr Sara A. Taylor Thomas O'Connor Anna Taylor WUiism C.

Horat Kstella. E. Wahl Kucene C. Narr Agn-a C. Brldgremanll." Karl R.

McKelvty oie M. Dent-en Harry C. Pefmtr Hilda M. Hanson Oaniel P. p.oth Nellie Humphrey Josenh F.

Zeigier I'arrla. Drake William a. Yeajrer Minnie Siocker Maurice Houxel Kathryne U. Frank T. Ball Beatrice N.

IJraper! Albert R. Gertrude H. Horat Hoy E. Florence I. Adanu Ioida DavidHon Uella Ianiel o.

On, Inner. tiuinie M. Kensey Fred A. Lips Margaret A. Kier Jacob Kngelow Ida Caplan Frank Bethllnger Alice E.

Rawie William N. Jackxn Minna HoUf ehuldcr Harry H. Schusslw. L. Weaver Edwin W.

Lltten Ada V. Ijavis Harry O. Ida Ueat William J. Henson M. Stewart Lawrence TVeyers Sarah alley Tvobert J.

Cillrnore. Icasio E. Marshall Grover C. Crim Mary TVlsklow Albert K. Burr Htella M.

((reillnr 1 reward a pai Joseph Okiaa Jackaon Thirna! If. Iirke. Mildred R. Ki n.st Lache I Alexani Mary K. Milholland Prank Pfrenzlnirer Mirinla B.

ticorare H. P-homher. Kdna M. Gibon Walter E. Kirk Ethel I.

Smith Alexander Mcljary Anna Stevenson John M. Orant Klia K. Merti Charles J. avia Etta Kamsey Charles jrlder Iiose B. McCullough Ralph T.

Senef bia M. lirown Aloyalus J. Catherine C. Ksplcn Kuwarrl J. Duckman Caroline I.

l.ouls It. Meale Kora K. lloyce Georre P. Slepel Eiiiabeth Hamilton Robert T. Charters Asnos Schreiner Walter M.

Morath Catherine V. Rittcr William J. Wilson Anna Hall Peter I.uearakis Uessie Uuuer Michael Bartko Marv Larnv Ira G. Greaves Clara E. Xoble Frederick W.

Ohle Mabel M. Jackson John P. Hulta, Jr Alice C. DmiKlas Lfniuel 1 1 Hannah Smith John Zilko jrfary Mhhler Charles A. Smith Ella li.

Smith Joseph Hess Elisabeth Benjamin Elaekson Martha J. Wade August Heokman Ann cadman Pittsburg 1 liUstlUI'g Pltralrn Fllzabeth lilUabeth Cleveland, o. I'ittsburg Crelghton Brackenridge Wilklnsburg Verona Wllmerdlng Turtle Creek Ptttahurg Pittsburg Oormont I'ittsburg Pittsburg Pittsburg Pittsburg Pittsburg Pittsburg Mt. Lebanon Pittsburg Homestead Turtle Creek Llnhart Monessen Pittsburg Pittsburg East Pittsburg Carrick Carrick Philadelphia Wilklnsburg Bridgevllle BriUgeville Wilklnsburg Wilklnsburg Alliquippa Alliquippa Mo Keesport McKeesport Kast Pittsburg Jisst Pittsburg Sewickley ssewickley North Rraddoik Kast Plttsbuig CATHOLIC PRIEST TO HOLD J0X1NG BOUTS. New Tork.

June 26. A Catholic priest. Rev. M. P.

Herrernan, of Say-ville. L. has been granted a license by the state boxing commission to conduct an athletic club as an amateur enterprise. He will open his clubhouse for young men of all creeds ana denominations on July 4. Giants Meet Grays Saturday.

A battle of Nark giants is promised the colored baseball fans of the Hill iis-ric-t Saturday afternoon when Clav' Giants and the Homestead Grays eiash at Washing-ton Park. The colored fans of Jeannette and Washington are for the entertainment of the Giants -when they play at Jeannette July 4 and Washington. July 5. Daddy Clay would like the local fans who are g-oing to Jeannette July 4 to applv to him before Wednesday in order that "they may get the special railroad rates. Brookline has June 21 and 29 open for first class teams having grounds.

Curry. Economy, Bmokslde. Bruceton. Evans City. Tair Haven" Sheraden and Oakdale take notice.

Write Paul C. Ijuig. 1251 Pioneer ave. or cU Hill Between. ana 9 9, oa term.

Gallagher will compete in the A. Klixabcth A. Morrison A. TJ. championships in Chicago this sum-i Rhitri rj.

Jennings mer and will specialize on the mile witii'ua e. fhaplin a rair nope 01 cecoming a cnampionsnip miler. Improved Cricket Team. Philadelphia, June jn.A sreatly stretiKthened team will face the champion Australian cricket team which returns to Philadelphia this evening for the last of its series of three matehrs with the crack All-Philadelphia squad. Stanley Hart, the star Frankford player, will replace W.

N. Morice, of Merlon. and C. H. Winter.

of Frankford, will be the local wicket Philadelphians are anxious to turn th tables on the Australians by taking the third day's playlnp, as the visitors rolled up larsre scores in the previous matches last week. The final match will start tomorrow noon at the Merlon cricket club. Haverford. Duquesne to Play St. Clair.

The fast Duquesne club of the South Hills journey to St Clair on Sunday, and play the aggregation of that place. There will be a large crowd from the Hill district accompany Duquesne. Both teams are fast, and there is no reason why a good game should not be exhibited. Jelley or Jennings will be on the mound for Duquesne. both pitchers well known throughout the semi-pro ranks.

Jeiley has been given several opportunities to advance into fast company: the Toledo club of the American association hns been after him, but he is youns he prefers staying at home at least for another season. La Bell club of Wilklnsburg has June 11 and Sundays and holidays open abroad. Would like to hear from Hose Co. No. 3.

Coal Valley turry. Carrk-k Volunteers. Latrobe Natrona' Braidenvtll, t. Oonora, Berks Hun' Alliance and other teams In this class' write H. Rosien.

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