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CLASSIFIED SECTION PAGE TWELVE cuiiday tionimxo, JUIID 3, 1C13 POULTRY DIAMONDS, WATCHES. JEWELRY DIAMONDS, WATCHES. JEWELRY Scenes as Last of Pittsburg's Troops Prepared to Leave for Mt. Gretna nsccrrrs When writing to Hotel for Rates, Reservations or Information, Kindly Mention THE PRESS. 5,000 BABY CHICKS 8 Days Old.

Last large shipment of this season will be our on Monday, June i. mm lb tn and be sure to get 'ome I tin. ATLANTIC CITY. X. J.

(5 lV -m -1 jk -i. $1.00 A Wiik $1.00 Down Tomorrow Our Special June Sale oi Extra A I 1 I i I i im. prA DIAMOND 3Iounted to Suit You in Ring, Stud, Brooclx, Lavalliere or Ear Screws EACH DIAMOND GOOD Special price this Pay $1.00 Cash, wear Diamond while paying balance, 51.00 a weeK. Money back fied any time wimm thirty Above Foreign Service Veterans In Battery Companies: Front row, left A. Davis, J.

C. Walcamp, Capt. J. L- Reese. Back row, left to.

right Capt. Below Battery loading equipment. 3 rd PITTSBURGH LIFE BLDG. LIBERTY AT AUCTION SALE EXCEPTIONAL SALE OF STORAGE GOODS, Ten (10) Van Loads Finest lot of household goods ever offered, consisting of rugs, pictures, brlc-brac, musical instruments, linens, silverware and furniture. Appraised at $10,000 00.

THURSDAY, JUNE 29th, 10 A. M. VALUE AT $42.50 week only, 535 if not satis days. MARKET ST. 625p AUCTION SALE 09 E.

E. 626fhlr MATRIMONIAL MARRT Would yon marry a real nice lady who could greatly aid yon financially? If then I dare you to answer this today, aa will gladly introduce any worthy man to hundreds of ladies desiring marriage, aged eighteen to sixty, who claim to be worth from $1,000 to $25,000 and upwards. More particulars, including hundreds of descriptions of ladies with many nice, laree beau tiful photos sent free to any man who an swers within ten days. (No general deliveries). Kindly enclose postage.

Address 623, Valley, Neb. This notice is genuine and will stand fullest investigation. 64wrn WORKINOMAN, aged 30; fair, medium! height, broad shoulders, affectionate, en terprising: of Hebrew birth: without canl- tal, wishes communication with lady; brown eyes, fond or children, medically inclined. coach me through various plans. If in terested kindly enclose small photo when responding; object matrimony.

Address 1 Masseur," Box So, Orange, N. J. 618wfe GENTLEMAN friend of mine, aged 0. desires me to find a lady friend for him. know him personally and if you will send me your name and address I will make you acquainted witn mm.

Girls of any nation ality or any religion are eligible; object mat rimony. Address l. 143, tress omce. 625wr WILL some lonely maiden or widow -who is desirous of nndlng a suitable husband. write me a letter today giving full descrip tion about herself.

My age is 29, good ap pearance, never married. Address O. M. Harwood. Box 720, valley, Nebr.

624we WISH to marry at once and will appre- Hala a lttr- from sottim 11- with vl i I Iceiai Storage Trams laugh White Irfchorn. 3 for JSc; Barred Ply mouth Rocks, HufT and Brown Legborns. lc each; Knode lslami Keds. for 2c. Fine selection 'of singing Canaries, Wild ong- Birds, Ooldnah.

the best breed of Jfouiif etc. Remember lour money buys more II you deal with u. Mall orders filled. ART PET SHOP, 1244 Penn ave. M.

MA JO RAN Prop. S25p RANKIN'S REDS. BOTH COMBS. XCEPTIONALL1C tiOOD BARGAINS IN BOTH MALES ANU FEMALES FROM OiU BREEDING PENS IF TAKEN NOW. ALL BIRDS SHIPPED ON APPROVAL WRITE FOR PRICES.

Schenley Heights Poultry Farm, 0 COMMONWEALTH BLDQ. PITTSBURG. Pa. S2ta BABY CfflCiS Singlet comb white leghorns. Barron Wyeoff and Yesterlald strains.

$9.00 per 100. Safe arrival and satisfaction guaranteed. W. H. Watts.

Manor. Pa. 82oxp WANTED Chicks, ducklings, gosltns. poultry, sell or trade; ferrets, 4iS camera and outfit, books, new metal chick coop, cheap. J.

J. Dalton, Wellsvilie. Ohio. 625wp PKJEONS pay far better than chickens. Always penned up.

Little space needed to tart. Free book explains all. MAJE8TIC SQUAB DEPT. 96. ADEL.

IOWA. 6Z7wro eggs from Kettering's prize Leghorns, Orpingtons and Mammoth Fekin Ducks. Kettering's Poultry Farm, Sarver. Pa. Butler county.

614wfb FOR SALE 70 S. C. W. Leghorn, yearling hens and five cockerels; Vltallty-Toung strain. Mrs.

Lulu Marshall. Lincoln ave. utar jocn rianiiiin achooi, Verona, u. l. wiftft'ie FOR SALE 360-egg Prairie-State incuba-tor.

now, 17.00; 60-egg Buckeye, SO-egg, J2.00; Hover, 3.00. Location, Homestead. Write 104, Press office. 62Swp ONE fine white Moscovy duck, laying, at a bargain. George A.

Daube, 1631 Hillsdale Dormont, Pa. Bell phone 925-W Locust. 626wp RUNNER ducks, a pen of six; all laying; make your own price; no reasonable offer refused. Write 20 Wood or phone Court 1196. 635wp SINGLE Comb Brown Leghorns, cocks.

hens; White Rocks; Ineubator. 120 eggs IS; brooder on account of moving. 140 Linwood Carrlck. 626wp ANDALUSI AN and White Wyandotte chicks. also a few Andaluslan- and Wyandotte males and females.

Hiland 4330-J. 25wp WANTED 15 S. C. -white orpington chicks, 4-6 weeks old; also 6 pullets and 1 cockerel; state price. Address 125, rPese office.

S26wp FOR SALE Cypher Incubator, 144 egg size; good as new; $12 takes It. Harmony car to Ross Stop. Inquire for Horner. 625wp BRAHMA chicks, 12 cents; Leghorns. 6Vi; Anconas, 9'4; Mlnorcas, 10c: -Hamburgs.

rOc: Reds, 8c; March pullets, $6.00. Victor Frey. Vork. Pa. 825wp WAX1E1) Setting of Houdan eggs or some young chicks.

124 Hawkins North Pide. Cedar 2453-L. 25wp FOR SALE Registered yearling Jersey bull; best ancestry; a bargain at fifty dollars. Write 150, Press office. 625wp FOR SALE 7 black minorca hens and rooster; Hildorfer strain; also other chickens.

7001 Lemlngton ave. 625xp 0 EGG Imperial Incubator. 60 egg Cyphers incubator, both in fine shape. 203 West Stockton. 625xp GAME ROOSTER, large.

Dave Radln, 84334 Webster ave. P. A. 821-R. 25xp SINGLE Comb Buff Legborns; eggs.

$2.00 per setting. Edward A. Schuets, Sharps burg. Pa. 42wfpn "WHITE leghorn and white orpington chickens for sale.

Apply evenings 1561 Wesley Wilklnsburg, Pa. 62oxp 100-EGG Simplicity Incubator. In good condition, five dollars. 1315 Orangewood Beechvlew. city.

Locust 301-R. 625wp INCUBATORS Cyphers' dltlon: good as new; Phone Neville 1126-R. 240 egg; best con-very reasonable. 62owp CHICKS Several breeds. 12 He each; strong, hearty stock.

Rudolph, 1907 Morrell Allegheny. Neville 1126-R. 625we SELLING out my breeders S. C. Reds; bens one dollar; males three dollars.

A. J. Watson. W. Monterey, Pa.

64wfa WHITE Leghorns for sale. $12 dozen; Rood layers. Phone or call H. Campbell. Her-ron Emsworth.

625xp BIRDS, DOGS, CATS, ETC. FIVE Llewellin Setter pups for sale, bred from Amber Jim. No. 1642. and Gvpsy Dot.

28765. Pups can be seen at 713 Collins or write to Edwin Dfrn, 13 Collins city. 625 wp DOGS BOARDED. While on your vacation I will board your dog reasons ble, thoroughly experienced. Cliff Kennels.

17Z1 jurr st. rnone 3s-K (irant; newt reference. blSwghjrn FUR SALE English setter puppies, whelped May 6, 1916. registered-pedigreed, sire Foxie Teddy Rodtleld. dame.

Lady Helen. Harry Fork. .828 K.elly Pittsburg. Pa. 6D5wp WILL TRADE English setter, bitch: broke on pheasants; not gun shy, for Airedale ky or Sotch terriers; pedigreed; must be guaranteed watch and rat dog.

Iv. L. Nlegle, 17 Eighteenth South Side. Bell Phone S049-R Hemlock. 625x0 MALE POODLE, great pet.

$5.00: female fox terrlor. and beauty, $5.00: wire hair fox terrier, mare and female, 15.00: black snd tan male, $8.00. Shadydell Kennels, York, r. 62owp TAN and white collie pups, seven weeks old; males. females, will ship O.

D. Walter Nicely. Route 3, LiRonter, I's. H25wp FOR SALE Poodle dog. female, age seven months, price $2.50.

Can be seen at O. M. Wtetrigh. 222 Harker Elliott, West End. 625p BLACK Pomeranian male puppy, 11 weeks old for sale cheap; pedigreed.

Mrs. tVtthington, 707 Mill Wilklnsburg. 625xp ROZANE KENNELS, solid black, black and white and red and white, cocker spaniel dogs, also females. Phone 3961-R Cedar. 25wp FOR SALE Handsome English setter; a great pheasant dog; a trial offered.

Call at 5628 Mignonette East End. A. Pruden. 625wp FOR SALE Or will exchange for a good high power rifle of a 80-30 or 32-40 Winchester, a fine big rabbit hound, thoroughly broken. 923 Gerritt dry.

62axp FINE pedigreed Scotch terrier pups, males and remales; best In the country. For sale cheap. 8 Federal North Side. 625xn FOR SALE Rabbit hound with 7 good bred pups. Good hunter and not gun shy.

Price $12.00. A. J. Soar. 7312 Upland East End.

625xp FOR SALE cheap, a red female rabbit hound; will take her out on trial; she can't be beat. 616 Mignonette East End, Pittsburg. OUie Moore. 620xb CANARIES. $2.50.

Linnets. parrots. $4.95, and all peta t83 Penn ave. 69a HANDSOME bulldog, one year old, house broken: good watch dog; child's pet; quick. 430 Pearl Bloomfield.

62T.wp WELL-FURNISHED 3-room flat. light. heat, dishes and linen; beautiful location; $30 month. 6737 Kentucky ave. 62Swr TOY BLACK and tan male pup: give description and price.

214. Wllkinsburg Press office. 625xp FINEST Boston bull In country, two years old, pets pedigreed: owner leaving city. $20. Address 138, Press office.

635wp (OR SALE Poodle pups, pure white. Wick near Fifth ave. high school J2S 6 axp FOR SALE Boston terrier puppies, pedigreed stock. R. Richards, 443 Becks Run.

Take car 62. 625wp ANGORAS and New Zealand rabbits far sale or exchange for pigeons or chickens. Write ISO. Press office. 625wp SCOTCH collies for sale; cheap puppies and grown stock, isuo cure phone Grant 23wkfe ENTIRE loft of 50 homers, shipping crate and Dasket.

starz. 1014 Pennsy vania North Side. Pittsburg. 625wp k- UK SALE Pedigreed male collie dog; will sell cheap on account of leaving city. 461 Flowers city.

C23wr IRISH TERRIER, female, pedigreed. $5. 931 Beech North Side. Pittsburg. Pa.

625xp km SALE Toy black and tan, pedigree, (female). Cedar 2819-W. 626wp FOR SAL1S Pair of rabbit hound pupa. Phone West View 53-R. 2axp TUMBLER pigeons for sale, cheap.

Inquire 49 Itea et 15wp SjJ HOTEL A Distinctive Family Hotel PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Adjacent to Boardwalk and Steel Pier. Unobstructed Ocean View. Rooms en Suite with Private Baths. Hot Cold Running Water. All Modern Appointments.

Elevator to Street jLevel, A Quiet, Refined Neighborhood. Within Easy Access of Everything Write for Rates And Descriptive Literature Open Throughout the Year. HENRY DARNELL Owner and Proprietor. EnHorma NDI KENTUCKY AVENUE, ATLANTIC CITY, J. NEAR BEACH AND BOARDWALK Noted for its excellent table and home comforts.

Rooms en suite with bath. New metal beds. Elevator to street level. Convenient to depots, churches, piers and all amusements. Fresh vegetables from own farm.

Free bathing from hotel. SPECIAL LOW DAILY AND WEEKLY RATES. J. HAMILTON, Owner Prop. Best Moderate -Priced Hotel LBERON And Fireproof Annex.

Tennesse ave, near Beach. Central; open surrounding's: oppo site Protestant and Catholic churches. Ca pacity 400. Private oaths. Running: Water in Every Room Metal beds; 4,000 feet porches; excellent table; windows screened: whit aeraew.

Booklet. Special rates. R. B. LUDT, M.

IX HOTEL RAVENROYD ATLANTIC CITY In Fashionable Cottage Colony OF CHELSEA Adjoining the Boardwalk At CHELSEA AVENUE. A refined family home, with all Its comforts, where ocean breezes are a constant delight. Unobstructed ocean-view rooms. Elevator from street level. Electric lights and all modern conveniences to gratify requirements of particular people.

Special attention devot-ed to table. American Plan. Write Early for Terms and Booklet. George D. Collins, Owner and Prop.

(Miss) S. M. Hanley, Manager. BEECHW00D KENTUCKY NEAR BEACH Ton will come again. A select hotel at popular rates, catering to a high-class patronage.

Considered one of the best Home-like Hotels in Atlantic City. Central to all attractions and amusements. Cuisine and service of the highest standard. Large, Airy, Light Outside Rooms. Private Baths.

Electric Lights, Music, etc. Free bathing frons Hotel. $10.00 and upwards weekly. Special Famllv Rates. E.

MAtKEVmrS'. HAVING DECIDED TO VISIT ATLANTIC CITY you are in the usual position of uncertainty as to what hotel to select to get the most common ana tne Desr value for your money. m- Ja sf iai vm sks fllJ I CL HIlLIIMu I UN -W convenience, with meals and service that cannot be excelled at the rates charged. $2.50 Per Day and Vp; Special Weekly. Try THE ARLINGTON you wUI come again Capacity.

250. Open All Tear. rite for Booklet and R. J. OSBORNE A SON.

NEW BRADY HOUSE The Leading Middle-Class Hotel. Arkansas main thoroughfare to Beach and Million Dollar Pier. Large, cool porches, open surroundings, use of baths with hot and cold water. New beds. Table has no equal.

White service. Rates $1.50 up daily: fs up weekly. Bathing from Hotel. Booklet. MRS.

COLVIN BRO. $1.50 up Daily. 910 up Wkly. Am. Plan.

SB Pacific and Arkansas near Beach. Elevator. Hot snd cold running water In room. Private baths. Bathing from" house.

Excellent table. Capacity 800. Booklet. MECKLY FETTER. ACME Kentucky near Beach.

Home comforts. Mod'ate rates. Cap'y 100. Mrs. G.

WT. Stoddard For Additional Summer Resort News and Advertisements, See Pages 6 and 7, Society Section. TRANSFER AND STORAGE FKEPMOF STORAGE We crate, ship and move household goods, lower and hoist pianos. AUTO TRUCK SERVICE. Phune Cedar 453.

oron. express, 813 W. Diamond N. S. P.

A A 453 North. 61wjfhpe WHITE TRANSFER STORAGE. We specialize on moving, packing or storage of furniture, motor trucks for ong distance moving. Office 70S Duquesne wsv and 715 Seal st- 625wb DOULAS TRANSFER CO. Hauling, mov ing pianos, hoisted, lowered; baggage delivered; motor truck service; open day and night.

$27 Beech ave. Ball phone 4262 Cedar. Ux I Lieut. Plank, Sergt. Dugan, John J.

Lanigan. DUQUESNE LIGHT GO. HOLDS ANNUAL PICNIC AT HOMESTEAD PARK Athletic events, baseball and other sports featured the fourth annual outing of the Duquesne Light held yesterday in Homestead park. Four thousand picnickers attended the outing. Officials of the company acted as judges In the sporting- events.

The program opened In the afternoon with a tug-of-war battle, which was won by the distribution department. In a baseball game. Duquesne Light nine defeated Harbison Walksr Co. team, 8-0. Winners in the athletiv events follow: 50-yard sack race for boys under 15 ysars" First, Robert Wllhet; second.

Frank Kirk 50-yard dash for boys between 7 and VI years First, James McKnlght; second, Paul Welen. 50-yard sack race for boys between 7 and It years First, Norman Chapman: Regis Cragan. 50-yard dash for girls under 1 years First, Helen Blattner; second, Katherine, Casley. 50-yard backward race for girls between and 12 years First, Uertrude Renn; second. Gertrude Sahron.

50-yard dash for women First, Louise Edge; second. Ethel Johnson. Baseball throwing contest First, Bella-Butler; second. Nora Sauls. 100-yarr race for men First, J.

W. Mey-i ers; second. v. H. Millard.

50-yard dash for chief engineers First. C. W. Ward second, VV L. Burton.

50-yard dash for district superintendents i First, C. W. Crlder; second. VV. A.

Butler. 50-yard dash tor men First. J. M. Sloan; second, A.

E. Ecklund. 50-yard three-legged race First. J. Dob-son and A.

F. Waterbury; second. Frederick Ctz and J. J. Barney.

Relay race Won by Thirteenth st. power house team; second, distribution department; third, contract department. THIEL'S NEW PREACHERS TO BE ORDAINED TODAY. Butler, June 24. Thiel college matters occupied the attention of Pittsburg synod of the Evangelical Lutheran in session here today.

The adoption of the synod's budget' for the year included 5.xio to the col lege. Dr. H. W. Eleon.

president-elect of the college, was introduced to the synod. A rally of Thlel students wag held at noon at the Hotel Williard. The synod received five candidates--for ordination at services to be held Sunday morning. They are: Carl Barth, of Warren, who accepted a call to Winnipeg. Canada: Frederick Hawarth, of Pittsburg, who has accepted a call to Center Square, Montgomery county.

Herman Hunton Will, a graduate of Wittenberg college and Chicago seminary, who has accepted a call to Wilklnsburg; John A. L. Mensch. of -Westmoreland county, ho has accept- ed a call to Erie, and Matthew Bonko, who has been called to Slovak work In Cudahy and Milwaukee. Wis.

TWO OF HILLMAN CLAN MEET SUDDEN DEATHS. George Hillman. aged (.7. a farmer of Marshall township, was found dead in a field on his farm early yesterday afternoon by farmhands. Heart tro-jble caused death.

Joseph Hillman. aeert land Northside. wa found d-l In his room late yeserday afternoon. Death was due to infirmities and old a ye. BOY'S LEG BROKEN WHEN RUN DOWN BY AUTOMOBILE.

Crossing Kiflh near Moo) fciortly before 7 o'clock last evening, Louis Click, aged 10. of Kkr: Vi -kr-jy was run down by an autoiiiubi! driven by H. A. Friday, of and Wood well and suffered a fracture of the left leg. He r- i moved to the hospital day's machine, Bessemer Aids Soldiers.

Greenville. June Hupt. J. S. Mat-son.

of the Bessemer tc I.ake Erie railroad today announced jthp.t all Bessemer employes v. g. into the military oi Tne coun-, try "in the National Guard will tv con-v tinued on the pay rolis at full pajr. and on their return vill ret-t-ive their old poit.ons. if desired.

NAUGHTY ELECTRICITY. il.Men Fear Grounded Wires and? Won't Shave. MeAiioo. Jun w-Tre even, afraid to shave in McAiloo bec-tuse of raP(. ih sriKsi-linK of the jyi, Traction Co.

"a fieetl Whic-h went current through ater m.ifis into hnises. of win" we-e-. ret F.i"-er t-ot and handled their wte-1 I p' i-rs a-d wore oershoe la of rer.ee of the trcubie iU bc'tiiec leaniiix Uftau liiey l.ieir vai-ujirt lea r.it charted with troUey current. i to right MaJ. McGaer, "Pap" Savllle.

Sterrett, S. L. Coover, J. A. Greiner, J.

sister of the late Thomas M. King. Funeral services at St. Thomas' Me morial Episcopal church. Oakmont.

Pa, Monday morning, June -6, at 10 clock. Interment private. K1RSTEI On Saturday. June 24. 1916.

at 1:50 a. Edward, beloved husband of Anna Kirstein (nee Fess), aged 34 years 7 months 17 days. Funeral from his late residence 1C1 Anthony Mt, Oliver borough, on Tuesday June 27. at 8:30 a. m.

Requiem high mass In St. Joseph's R. C. church at 9 a. m.

Friends and members of the Men's Conference of St. Joseph's are respectfully invited to attend." LOSEL On Saturday. June 24. 1916. at 10 a.

at the family home, 1701 Wylie Anna Marie Affelder, wife of George Losel, aged 62 years. Survived by her husband and three sons. Harry, tieorge and Fred iosel, and five grandchildren. Funeral services on Tuesday. June 27, at 2 p.

m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. LIXDSAY On Friday. June 23. 1916.

at 2 p. Robert W. Lindsay, in hts 27th year. Funeral services at the residence of his uncle, P. M.

Stevenson. 1709 McCul- lough Northside, on Monday, June 26, at 2:30 p. m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. In terment private.

LEXHART On Saturday. June 24. 1916, at 1 p. Carl Thomas, infant son of Carl and Anna Friel Lenhart, aged 13 days. Funeral from parents' residence, 10 Ganster Etna, on Monday, June 2i, at 9 a.

m. Services at All Saint3 church. Wilson Etna, at 9:30 a. m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend.

STACK On Friday. June 23, 1916, at a. Gustav Stach. formerly of Greenville, beloved husband of Mary Bach, aged 30 years. Funeral service Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the residence of his father-in-law, James Bach, 907 East Northside.

Interment private. Monday morning. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Greenville (Pa.) papers please copy. TYNAN On Thursday, June 22, 1916, at p.

Thomas H. Tynan, he-loved husband of Emma S. Tynan (nee Capritz). Funeral from his late residence. 5200 Lotus way, on Monday, June 26, at a.

m. Kequltm mass at St. Kierani church, Fifty-third st. and Carnegie at 9 a. m.

Friends of the familv are respectfully Invited to attend. VHIIG On Thursday. June 22. 1916. at 5 p.

m. Mary T. Uhlig (nee Rutkow-ski). widow of Herman Uhlig, at the family residence, 46 Lillian South-side, new Eighteenth ward. Funeral on Monday, June 26, at 8:15 a.

m. High mass at St. George's church at 9 a. m. Friends of the family and members of St.

George's Branch No. 83 L. C. B. A.

are respectfully invited to attend. Card of Thanks. From mother, sister and brothers of the late George Burger, for the active part taken at the funeral and the many lloral designs shown as respect to the departed. Thanking Golden Rod council No. 56, Jr.

Order O. U. also to Rev. Theo. Schmale of the St.

Peter's Evangelical Lutheran church. North-side, also choir of same church. Bereaved Mother. Sister and Brothers. IN MEMORIAM.

In memory of dear son'and brother, Raymond Yates. The month of June again is here. To us the saddest of all the year Because it took our dear Raymond away Two years ago this saddest day; ilJ His loving heart is now at rest ne is witn wa uvea i Mr. and "Mrs- Richard Yates ind sister Sarah. In loving remembrance of Elmer J.

Richter who died June 25, Gone but not forgotten. Never shall hs memory fade. Sweetest thoughts shall ever linger, "Round the grave where he is laid. Mother and sister. In loving memory jr( George L.

Laufer who died June 2s. Sadly missed by his wife and family. Wish to thank the many friends and nelgnpors ror Kina sympair.y snow uurjiig nc. uwi "'f- lowed wife, Florence Buckley, who died June 16, 1916. SAMUEL BUCKLEY FRESH CUT Artistic and Original Designs.

Vamal "Bis SteiV SiTiagm, Miners Have War Spirit. Irwin. Pa. June 24. -The war sniri has fired the English-speaking coa miners in this rart of the bitumir.OU-? field and scores of foreigners are ani- ious to take up arrrF.

Michael Petak. a leader, said today he is confident he could raise at least three companies Hertninie ana iianitcn ar.o one earn' in Edna. Fatten. Westmoreland -if- and Export. The men are oii-ftlyi italiar.s.

Russians and Slavs. Wlnfin flriKrlP Man VUdyUH UlUdliCb liicUI. 1 AliauiDOA. June 21. John faarto, agea a nerman.

wa ku; i this afternoon the wheel of a wmnon rum un.u it-. over hi bead. 7 I i i I i i i TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY IF you have anything; In salesmanship to offer worth while. In any commercial line or finances, organization or corporation work, have had a large successful experience in high class work. Things are not breaking wrong with me.

Have just finished up successfully, a large proposition single handed, in which I am still financially Interested; can show continuous results, clientele reference: 20th century training in any line and collateral for anything I see fit to assume. Write 119, Press office. 625wp AUTO MELODIST Mahogany Piano, good as new, for sale. Including bench and 60 rolls of music, breaking up housekeeping. reason ror selling, cost $660; sen ror zuu.

Call Hiland 946-J, after 7 p. m. GIRL for laundry and ward work. Call St. Margaret's hospital.

626p PAPER HANGER at once. 2659-J Sunday 12 to 1. Call Wllkins 626p FIFTH 1728 Nicely furnished, newly payered rooms also light housekeeping; walking distance, all conveniences. 626xp FORBES 172C Small sleeping room, also light housekeeping rooms, bath, laun-dry; walking distance. 626xe BEECH 842, Allegheny Large second floor front housekeeping rooms, running water, range, bath, laundry, phone; $6.

626xp BEECH 842, Allegheny Large furnished front room, suitable for two: nice location; walking distance to city; reason able. BZbxp UrSTIHBM AW. BIO Tnrn riinm furnished front' housekeeping rooms, nice location; walking aistance; 4.so. 26xp ATWOOD 426-Nlcely furnished room, very convenience, good location, $8.60 per week. Bisip SEAMSTRESS Good cutter and fitter wishes engagements by day or week: very speedy and win rurnisn an patterns, write 269, East End fress otnoe.

CZBxp WANTED Summer boarders private house, four miles north of Ligonler; children. Mrs. M. L. Rehm, Ligonler, rt.

JL. z. SZdwq OAKLAND FOR SUMMER. Nicely furnished house, fine Oakland location, July, August, September; six light, airy rooms, laundry, porches, large lawn, near oars; references required; nominal rent. inquire at house, 823 Coltart square.

82Sxp SHERMAN 620 Large room, private bath: also room with running water, with or without light housekeeping. 625xp ARCH 616 Furnished front rooms for housekeeping; all conveniences. 625xp SHERMAN 616 Nicely furnished, large front room, with alcove; suitable for two gentlemen or man and wife. 625wp THREE ROOMS and bath, electric light. private porch.

private pocket billiard room: one square from Brookline car; rent $15.00. E. O. Rader, 1916 Warnock st. Bell phone 118-L Locust.

625p BEAUTIFUL home reduced from $4,200 to $3,200, new brick dwelling, 6 rooms, bath; every improvement: Crafton district: $500 cash. D. Shields, Crafton, Pa. 625wp WANTED Two live Wire salesmen. fash seller; big commission.

Call Monday 9 to 12 a. m. Room 205, 631 Penn ave. 625wp WANTED Three first class lady solicitors, big commission. Call Monday 9 to 12 a.

room 205. 631 Penn ave. 625wp WANTED Middle aged girl for housekeeping, German or English. Call Sunday or evenings. E.

C- Klein, nr rent wood Farms. 625 wp CENTER 6430 One beautiful front room, furnished, running water, electrlo light, bath and phone; first-class meals served; suitable for man and wife; fine location Highland S852-R. 625wp HAVE A 1918 4-passenger; like to trade for a large 5-passenger; my car is In fine condition; good tires and also paint; with one man top. Decort Auto 2115 Sarah Pittsburg, Hemlock 315-J. 625wp SHERMAN 606.

North Slde- -Nlcelv furnished second floor front room, for light housekeeping. Phone. 625wr WANTED Girl for general housework. Call at 400 Jucunda Knoxvllle, city. 626wp 25 LABORERS shoveling soil.

Apply foremen Schenley High school or A. W. Smith Keenan Bldg 625wb i PENN 6707. Point Breese Two beau tiful second floor front rooms: one large, one email; board next door; fine summer home; stone house; large, shady grounds; porch; two baths; best car service; walking distance East Liberty station. 625wb STENOGRAPHER Young lady now em-ployed wishes to make change; experienced in general office work.

Address 127. Press office 625wp BOY, aged 17. wishes employment in office or store until Sept. 1 has had two years in high school. Address 124.

Press office. 625wp CENTER 5430 Suite of two rooms: crivate bath, electric light and phone: first-class meals served; suitable for man and wife; fine location. Highland 3352-R. C2swp DECORT AUTO Painting doors, body works, fenders, rad-ators repaired; tops made and recovered cheap. 2115 Sarah South Side.

AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE One classy speeder can be seen between I and p. Sunday or any wees aay; pargain xor quick sale. Auto Metal Body 3d0 Colltns East r-nn. ft.anp SUSPECTED BANK BANDIT FACES LIFE SENTENCE. Washington.

June 24. James K. Dillon, arrested in Montreal several days ago as the alleged accomplice of Thomas H. Talbot in the robbery of the Houston National bank, will not be tried here. Colorado authorities have requested the return, of Dillon to that state.

It being alleged he escaped from the penitentiary at Canyon City, where he was serving a life sentence for An officer will arrive from I Colorado next week. matrimony; my age 41; brown hair and tho third house from beach and Board-eyes; fair complexion; weight 145; am In walk, on Michigan and is, without position to make a happy home for the Question, one of the best equipped hotels not right one; if interested, address G. C. Turn- directly on the beach front. Every modern BARTH On Saturetay, June si.

1S16. at -the home of George Kausler, -Herman, Butler county. Mrs. Anna Barth (nee Wlrth), In her 79th year. Funeral services at St.

Mary's church, Herman, on Monday, June 26, at 9 a. m. BROWK On Fridjiv. June 23. 1916.

at 6 p. John son of May Whaleh. and the late Jacob G. Brown, aged 20 years 1 month and 15 days. Funeral services at the family home.

219 West Industry Eighteenth ward. boutnside, on Monday, June 26, at 2 p. m. Friends of the family are respectfully lnivted to attend, by way- of Knoxvllle car No. 44 and Arlington ave.

car No. 48 to Haberman ave. BOYLE On Saturday, 'June 24, 1916, at 4:45 p. at the Allegheny General hospital, Anna M. Boyle, in her 27th year.

Funeral at the chapel of James M. Fullerton, 2007 Fifth on Monday morning, June 26. Requiem mass at Church of Epiphany at 8 o'clock. Interment later at Dubois, Pa. BROWN On Saturday, June 24, 1916.

at 9:15 a. James Z. Brown, beloved husband of Elizabeth Brown (nee Newell), In his 78th year. Funeral services from the parlors of Harry A. Wray, 522 Sandusky North Side, on Monday afternoon, June 26, at 2:30 o'clock.

Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Interment private. CAI.MUS On Saturday morning at 5:30, suddenly Earl Bauman Calmus. at his home, 1015 Beaver North Side, Pittsburg, aged 19 years, 1 month 22 days. Tiinral services from his late home Tuesday.

June 27, at 2:00 p. m. Friends of the famly are respectfully invited to attend. DEHMIER On Saturday, June 24, 1916, at 10:15 Mrs. Louis Demmler (nee Matilda Stifel), aged 72 years.

Funeral services at her late residence. 1036 Bldwell Northside Tuesday afternoon. June 27, at 2.30 o'clock. Interment private. DIFPEXBECKER On Thursday.

June 22, 1916, at 6:30 p. Henry Dtp-penbecker, son of Augusta Dippenbeck- er (nee (jrolnlckj ana tne late nenry ninnenhn-ker. in his Soth year. I Funeral on Monday morning. June 26, at 7:30 o'clock at the residence of his mother, 1960 Lowrie Troy Hill.

North Side. Requiem mass at Most Holv Name church. Troy Hill, at 8 a. m. -Friends of the family are respect rullir Invited to attend.

Cleveland Chicago (111.) papers piease copy-i noWAI.l.V On Friday, June 23, 1916. at 2:45 a Caroline Donnally (nee Rnrlill. widow of Samuel H. Donnally. aged 65 years.

She is survived by three children Elsie Lu, Harry R. and S. Roy Donnally. Funeral services ai trie lamuy uuine, 245 Birmingham Carrick borough, on Monday, June 20. at 2.30 p.

m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Interment in South-side cemetery. Altoona (Pa.) papers please copy. FORD On Thursday, June 22, 1916, at 4:20 p.

Herbert A. Ford, aged 43. Funeral services at his late residence, 513 E. Lacock North Side, at 2:30 o'clock Sunday. GEYER On Friday, June 23, 1816, at 10:30 p.

at Philadelphia. Charles Geyer, husband of Fredericka Beickert Geyer of Davis and Shadeland in his 67th year. Notice of funeral services later. GOERINGER On Saturday, June 24. 1916, at 11:4 Marie O.

Goeringer. daughter of Anna Davis Goeringer and the late August Goeringer, aged 20 years 6 months 20 days. Services Sunday evening at 6:30 o'clock at the residence of her mother. 3025 Center Pittsburg, via of car No. 82 to llerron ave.

unerai aionaay at 9:30 a. m. Interment In Southside Friends of the family are! respectfully invited to attend. -GRAY Suddenly, on Saturday, June' 24, 1916, at 3:30 a. George Wilmer Gray, beloved husband of Cecilia Sweeney Gray, aged 41 years.

Funeral services will be held at his late residence, 122 Allegheny Glen-wood, on Monday afternoon. June 26. at 2 o'clock. Interment in Grand-view cemetery, McKeesport. Pa.

Friends of the far.Ily are respectfully invited to attend. HARDEN On Saturday, June 24. 191. at 1 a. James T.

Harden, husband of Katherine Harden (nee Fitzsim-mons). Funeral at his late residence. 7009 Chaucer st-. Eastend. cn Monday morning, June 26.

Requiem high mass at 9 o'clock at Holy Rosary church. Interment at Calvary cemetery. Friends of the are respectfully invited to attend. H1LLM 4S Suddenly, on Saturday. June 24.

l'J16. at 5 a. at his residence. Marshall George W. Hillman, in his 70th year.

Funeral will be held from the residence of -Mr. Joseph Neely, Marshall two- Allec-heny county, on Monday. I June 26. at 2 p. m.

Services will be con- uucieu at riedsani nni rresoyienan church at 2:30 p. m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. On Saturday, June 24. 19HJ.

at 12 clock, noon. John beloved hus band of Mary Kane (nee Flynn). in his Funeral from the family home. 4-S04 Baum on Tuesday, June 27. at ft-sn a.

m. Solemn reauiem hizh masa at St. Paul cathedral at 10 a. m. Please omit flowerg.

KlXi At Tarry town. on Th-uriday, Jos 22. 1316. Eila, Kiss, CENTER EUCLID -AUCTION 'SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS. WEDNESDAY.

JUNE 28, 9:30 A-M-Carpets. rugs, cut glass, porch furniture. Murdoch Storage Transfer 546 Neville st. 626e BIRDS, DOGS. CATS.

ETC. AtBFnM.E PUPS from the best line of Anedigred stock in this country: sired by the bet dog in the recent Pittsburg show; Ei Vnd rna Sfc BOX284, BUTLER, PA. FOR SALE One female collie, bred from registered stock, two years old. weight about forty pounds, color light golden sable with white markings; good house broken all right every way, anld. but owing vr, a Ware.

3100 Hun Phone Fisk 178. 625wp FOR SALE One pit bull terrier, dog puppy. nedigTeVdand registered, three months old color buckskin with white marking a verv handsome and choice puppy, better ot toVbe had anywhere Ardary Ware. 2100 renn uc" 625wp vit -Rull Terrier bitch. nedigreea ana reKwwcu, color red-fawn, weight 30 pounds, good disposition and an all around good individual, ond will be sold well worth the price.

I ware. 3100 Penn ave. Bell phone 625wp Fisk 178. vor SALE Beagles, male and female. i 1 months old.

fourteen Inches high black, white and tan. not akin, eligible to in A K. C. S. B.

and fit to show any- where i nua iiv. ua.iB'.- ler. West Chester. Pa. 625wp The Normandie Cattery Offers for sale some beautiful tensf Write or phone Mrs D.

Owens, 97 city, rnone 625wfa White Persian kittens, thoroughbred house trained; amber and blue-eved males at service. Mrs. CATS Lemley, 418 Ferguson Bldg. Court 278. 625WP MATRIMONIAL t4-Vt WIDOW wants sober ainouc cawv wnrksr: obiect matrl- particulars in first 'letter: from 50 to 60 years.

rue ioo, Tn i a WIDOW, stranser in tne ciiy. would like to men ment only; matrimony. rtxe us, a A GEN l-LK-U Art. hiici a lady oi rowi muiai 1 matrimony. rite is, rreM WIDOWER.

4G. would like to near maiden or wiaow. iiui v.c, matrimony. Write 251. East End Press 625xp rTHOLICS Marrv Catholics; want a good Catholic wife? want a good Catholic husband if so write The Catholic Home Circle.

Elmlra. N. T. 62avP MARRY Many weaitny rennsyivania anx ious to marry; mi e. rled.

Langdon, 424 S. Williams. Dayton. O. 64wfb lriTjn TTl Large handsomely 11-l r.

1 jMMVXVlL.l-' luatrated matrimonial maeazlne mailed FREE. H. Jahn. St. Paul.

Mtnn. 67wfpr WANTED To make acquaintance of lady not over 35. will exchange photo; object matrimony. Write East st. Pre3 Branch olfice.

6-5P SWEETHEARTS receive letters from lovers everywhere. Membership 10c. Copy 5c Hamilton's Club, Barnes City, Iowa. 18nfn WIDOW. 45 years, would like to meet working man between 45 and 50 years; give full particulars in first letter; object matrimony.

Write A 112. Press office. t21wb REFINED gentleman desires correspondence with Protestant German girl, aged 25. Object matrimony Address Post Orhce box ICG. East Liberty.

625xp MARRY 25. 000 names, addresses. iecrip-rion men and women; members worth $500 to $1,000,000. The Circle B. Boston.

Mass. 819wfpn WIDOWER with 2 children, desires to meet lady, between 80 and 85 years; object matrimony. Write 121, Press office. 625wp WIDOWER: $5 years, desires to meet lady, about same age; object matrimony. Writ 140, Trass office, Ulwp I A to A I I to a er.

Box 430, Valley, Neb. 625wp BEUCHLER'S Dancing School. Kenvon The ater Building. 819 Federal North Side; beginners classes Tuesday and Friday even ings; open all summer; private lessons dally; start Tuesday evening. Phone 9375 Cedar; always open.

625xp SOUNO GERMAN, 40 years old. Catholic. wants to meet a girl or widow who lives In or near city; state age and height, weight. complexion; object matrimony; all letters confidential. Address A 180, Press office.

625wp MARRY For sure success try an old re liable club, established many years; guar antees satisfaction; over 50.000 members manv wealthv testimonials and descrlntions free. The Reliable Club, Mrs. Wrubel, Box I 26. Oakland. Cal.

625wfe EX-SOLDIER and cowboy In city with good position would like acquaintance of young lady or widow; object matrimony; one that would appreciate good home. Write 182, Press office. 625wp MATRIMONIAL paper free; descriptions wealthy marriageable people; read marriage testimonials showing reliability. Mrs. Bell, 617 Wesley Roberts Los Angeles.

Cal. 625wp SOME LADV who would appreciate kind husband and nice home write me: object matrimony. Age 35; hold responsible position: good Income. Address J. F.

Martin, 64S. Valley. Neb. 621wlfe MARRY Would you marry a nice lady worth Mrs. Warn, 243 N.

Coron- ado Los Angeles. Cal. 625fs TRANSFER AND STORAGE STORAGE for HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Fireproof and Non-Fireproof Warehouses. HAUGH KEENAN STORAGE TRANSFER Co.

CENTER AND EUCLID AVES. BOTH PHONES. 62kfipr UNION TRANSFER AND STORAGE C0.4 Move, Pack Stort Household Goods PIANO "Vu'k A SPECIALTY 109 and 111 West Montgomery Ave. Motor Track Service. GALLAGHER PACKING SHIPPING COMPANY: Office or' -household furniture moved, racked, stored, shipped day or night.

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