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.1 -TWENTY-SIX THE PTTTSBTIRGH PRESS WEDNESDAY -EVENING, JOTTO 7. 1C23 "There are no important developments with, respect to the coal strike. The coal market shows an advancing WANTED. gage in branch, of the oil Industry. ln average capitalization a company figures out at $1,446,506.

compared with an average of $1,627,260 in April, which month 95 concerns were- organized with an aggregate indicated investment of $154,590,000. Beatij iloticeg Germany as of May 31 shows the following changes: Total coin and bullion decreased 350.000 marks: gold unchanged: treasury and loan association notes increased l.oB. 642.000 marks: notes of other banks decreased 8,846.000 marks: bills of exchange and cheaues increased marks, discount and treasury bills increased 11.32X.541.000 marks: advances increased 12. 959.000 marks: investments decreased 2. 380.

000 marks: other assets RPb Lovett. aged 78 years. services at the home of Michael Thomas, Verona Genn township. Thursday aft-frnooo. at 3:30 o'clock fast time.

Interment at Hebron cemetery. Tuesday. June 6. 1J2. Si, Al'ert'ny General hospital, at 8 p.

mt Funeral services at LOST AND FOUND LOSTBy widow, the support of three small pocketbook containing: 150 on No. 50 car or on Diamond between Wood and Smlthfield; finder please return to Mrs. Cecelia Parker, Hill near Adolph West End. or call after 7 p. m.

Walnut 2371-M. 67wp Iron and Steel Conditions Tie, American Metal Market Jn its weekly review says' "Sieel mills are booked up rather solidly, for various periods. generally from one to three months, at their present "derating rates. The majority ni mills have -sufficient orders to Justify their runnings at higher rates than at present, if they could secure the necessary fuel without undue drafts on their coal reserves. Since after two months of the coal strike there are no definite prospects of an early ending the industry is J'Mbhandinr its resourccH so as make certain the industry is husbanding its resources so as to make certain that it can continue operating at the present rate, which in ingots is about 3S.

000. 000 tons a vear. "In-, the first two months of th" coal strike steel production was about 23 per cent greater than in the last two months before the slarlni. yt it is in some quarters that steel consumers nave accumulated little if any stock thus far. "At an increasing number of points employment is up to the limit of labor and the probability is that were there an unlimited supply of fuel the Iron and steel industry would be unable to operate at its physical capacity on account of labor supply.

likewise it is improbable that consumers could work up mucn more steel than at present. "Steel nrices are verv firm all along i Traders9 Gossip Cnsden net profits for May were slightly over $2.00.000 after allowing for all deductions, taxes, interest and preferred dividends, but before depletion and depreciation. This is at the annual rate of better than a share. The large earnings are the result of the improved demands for Gasoline as well as increases in Cosdn's crude oil production and gasoline output. The Phillips Petroleum Co.

has brought In a 2.000-barrel a day well in the Bur-bank pool. Oklahoma. This is the property recently purchased jointly with the tkelly Oil Co. The Kennecott Copper meeting has been adjourned until next Tuesday. The cltv of Detroit placed on sale yesterday a total of $20,550,000 bonds, consisting of $600,000 general public improvement.

$8,000,000 public sewer. public utility, water supplf: $1,950,000 public utility, street railway, and street railway, maturing June 1, 1923 to 1952. The National City Guaranty Bankers Trust Harris. Forbes Co. and Estabrook bid 100.409 at 4 94 per cent.

Kuhn. Loeb 100.7 7 on th 4 per cent and the city of Detroit i' on 4 14 per cent basis. Callahan Zinc-Lead Mining directors have voted to increase the capital from 600.000 to J. 000 shares. Stockholders will be given the right to subscribe to part of the new stork in amount and at a price to be announced after the increase has been a ut hnrixprl at thp snecial meeting The statement of th Imperial Bank of i mm If 1.1 a the line.

Most of the advances made by July 24, in Phoenix. Ariz, various mills over minimum prices in the past few weeks were only made after Fonowing are the bids on the $8,000,000 w.e,riVt,0CA0m,tr av'S a highway and $5,000,000 soldier bonus bonds I' "ia. nt fe citv of Lansing. Kuhn. Loeb fiances to Secure At minTmum I Co- Kidder.

Peabody Hallgart del verIesS arV I Co. bid for the $15,000 000 15-year 4 th6 mOSt The syndiathca'ded Svhl frsT Xatinai -Last Friday the steel corporation re- ban 5.0OO.000 4i and sffirmed its tinplate price of $4.75 for $8,000,000 4 bid was par and 1.500 delivery over second half to raanufactiir- iwrniurn. lhp synd.ral? headMl by the Jng conscumers and its sheet prices. National City Co. bid 000.

000 10-yar based on 3.15c for common blai-k. for July and the $8,000,000 4V.S 20-year bid was only. Having sold fair tonnages on the 100.62S. No award has yet been made uecreasea i.3 i.uoo marks: notes In clr culation increased 7. 810.

853.000 marks marks: deposits increased 3.820.773.000 marks: other liabilities increased 764.979.000 marks: total gold holdings 1.002.864.000 marks. One of the; best indications of the ease of monev conditions, as is pointed out by the National City Co. of New ork. was Via 1 V. V.

1 A.M,.fr of subscriptions received for the 3 A per cent treasury certiticates of indebtedness of series TD2-1922. dated June 1. 1922. due Dec. 15.

1922. was $383,541,500. and that the total amount of subscriptions allotted was $200,000,000. Subscriptions for the certificates closed at noon on June 1. and the amount offered was $200,000,000.

or thereabouts. All of the federal reserve districts oversubscribed their auota. The subscriptions allotted were divided among the several federal reserve districts ad follows: Fed. Reserve District Boston New York Philadelphia Subscrip Subscrip's Received Allotted 23.561.000 17.320.000 135.771.000 67.840.000 4S. 982.

000 14.120.000 30.357.500 18.120.000 17.801.000 6. 920.000 10.714.000 5.840.000 44.470.000 28.000.000 9.792.000 8,000.000 13.314.000 6.920.000 8.100.000 8.O00000 9.564.500 4.800.000 31.114.500 14.120.000 jClevelarid Richmond Atlanta Chicago St. Louis Minneapolis Kansas City Dallas San Francisco Total $200,000,000 From a total of 2.723 last January the number of defaults in the United States has decreased almost steadily month bv month, and the I.iMiO failures reported to R. G. Dun Co.

during May. although still above tne monthlv average, are 23 per cent below trt high point of the current year. The Mav indebtedness is not onlv the smallest of all months since last September, but shows a decline of about 23 per cent from the $57,000,000 of -May. 1921. Seventy-three companies were organised (I'irinflr Mv with ajrt in- dicated in vest rner of $105,595,000 to en- Mm I The Baltimore Ohio has awarded the following contracts: To the Pressed Steel Car Co 1 OOn steel honner iars and 1-0 steel gondola cars, to be trict: to -ie Standard Steel Car 1,000 steel hoppertcoke cars to be built at the Curtis Bay plant.

Baltimore, Md. to Cambria Steel 1.000 70-ton steel 46-foot drop-end gondolas to be built at Johnstown. Pa. The new equipment involves an expenditure in excess of $6,000,000. Petroleum Market EASTERN.

1 2.36 Somerset, 2.40 Pennsylvani Cabel Corning 2.05 Rasrland 1.23 CENTKAL STATES. Wooster $2,001 Waterloo Lima 2 4f5'Lodi Indiana 2.2?! Illinois Princeton 2.27-Plymouth West. Kentucky Petrolia. Can MID-CONTINENT. Kansas-Okla Healdton Hewitt 2.00CTnmt 1.00 2.27 1.65 2.83 ..1.20 2.25 2.25 2.25 ,.2.23 NORTH TEXAS.

Burkburnett Klectra 2.25 Strawn Cors. light 75 Moran Cor. heavy 2.25Henriette Duncan 2.25 Augusta Walters 1.00 Yale Beaver l.OOIComanche 2.25 NORTH UllISIANA. Crichton El Dorado. Ark 38 and 34 and above.

2.00!De Soto 2.00 below 34 deg. l.VjiHomer, 36 above 2.00 Havnesville Bull Bayou- 34 and above 1.85 below 34 dBr. 1.75 Caddo. 32 to i4.9 1.25 38 and above 2.00 35 and 37.9. 1.80 34 to 34.9,...

1.75 Railroad Earnings The Southern Pacific Railway report for 1921 shows earnings eauivalent to a share, compared with $10.45 in 1920. The Central Railroad of Jersey for 1921 shows a net corporation income equal to share. i i.l.kiV i P. at in at i in at i of $3,500,000 Schenley Apartments PITTSBURGH, PA. First Mortgage 6M Serial Bonds Safeguarded under the Straus Plan 4 Mill Pennsylvania Tax Paid on behalf of Pennsylvania Bondholders 4 Federal Income Tax Paid MALE HELP Require the services of an Experienced to work on a Hoffman Pressing machine.

Permanent position and liberal salary. Apply Employment Office. Eighth floor. Sixth ave. at Smithneld st, 67e SALESMEN.

Wi can and will prov to you that you will average 1200 weekly if you are really a hlKh-claes aales-man; the work conaista of aecur-in opiniona. referencea a.nl teall-monlala for the official source records on which we are doing advance publicity work; commission baais. You are cordially invited to call and investigate. Call between 10 and 2. NATIONAL ALUMNI.

ROOM Sll. PKNN PITTSBURGH 7p HAMMERSMEN AND HELPERS "Wanted for 2.600-oound. thou-aand pound and tiltinK steam hammers. HELLER BROS. NEWARK.

JfEW JERSEY. 7wd MAN about 35 years old for po sition as warehouseman in East End district. Must be accurate in figures stating age, experience and salary expected. Apply llOO Chamber of Commerce hursday morning, June 8. 67p ADVERTISING solicitors, reputable men, at once for special edition.

Call at office of National Labor Journal, Washington and Webster 1 p. m. baturday. be Ten Tool and Die Makers. EXPERIENCED ON TOOLS, GIGS AND FIXTURES.

I Apply 7 a. m. to Mr. Rose. Pittsburgh I Gage Supply Thirtieth and Libertyl "catholic stddehts Call at 606 MeCance b'de- Make money while on your vacation, if you need any STwIkrr OUR Pittsburgh office is in nl-d of four men of character, eood appearance, ear-l nestness and determination.

To the rieht men I will offer permanent positions ith I eood ppv and exceptionally briKht future Call 1102 Keenan between 11 a. m. and 4:30 p. 6" wp FIRST CLASS lathe hand wanted. 216 Second ave.

S7p WANTED Janitor. Apply Barnes Laundrv Atlantic and Dearborn st. 67xp BUTLER ami cook, bricklayers, houseman chef and second cook, butlar. married and amarle farm hands, counter-1 man. por-r.

errand boy li old Walker raployment. 612 Smithneld t. 67 wt YOUNG, neat, active and intellirent marl for counter work in restaurant: jjooril home: no Sundav or holiday work: eooii 1 salary to start. Write A 42. Press ottice.

6 Two TWO or three experienced marazine men, attractive proposition, commission an-: bonus: nay dailv. Call morninjrs. 10-12 6091 Jenkins Arcane. t. WANTED Experienced so'icitor to can vass citv trade.

One who is a hustler with rood appearance and can rive ref erences from recent emnlovers. Salnrvl and commission. Call S05 Hersch bldr 339 Fifth ave. 67wn WANTED Estimator for listing mil work in claininr mill. S.

W. Mean Lumber 540 Putman st. 67a PATTERN MAKERS. Advance Pattern West Canal st. N.

S. i7r WANTED First class tailor and nuehe! map. Harry Mason. 4 30 Wood st 7r WANTED Fifty reliable workinr men t. travel with substantially rtritanized out door sow.

Address Gloth Greater 6-10. New Kensington, pa 7ff WANTED Driver for electric truck, oni I who caa furnrsn cash bonds. rite I 293. 1435 Heaver North jide 67xp BUSH ELM AN and pressar wanted: mu have references. 606 State Theate 335 Fifth ave.

67wp YOUNG MAN as clerk, hieh school edo cation and references reouired: roml future. See Mr. Eisenbels. Burress Aut Fouinment 109 Sixth St. 67wp BOY to operate slow runninr passenrel elevator.

Nlelen 319 LlDerty ave. 6 7 WANTED 'Two experienced portrait mer iiMt rtronositlon to one that will onV'f as cood order taker and also to breaj others in. Annly 404 Forbes cornel Atwoocl and Koroes st i xn WANTED F.irht men at 7 a. to disJ tribute advertisinr matter. 247 Watel second Aootv i wp WANTED Advertisinr solicitors for first I class proposition.

Apply room 209. 421 Fourth ave. WANTED Experienced telenhr mn salary and commission. hone ale!) n. Anpti room 209.

424 Fourth ave. 67t WANTED Bov 16 or 17 to collect. ply room 20f :4 ourin ave. i BOY to learn pattern trade. Advance Pa' PAINTER wanted, swing hand, with or or two vears experience.

wn i 1415 Woodstock est En citv. 7wp i TRUCK SALESMAN Stewart Mot( 15 7 Truck 20S N. HtrMnml ave. Uiv an.l wifo tn ttn nwav to Ohio arH Canada. Walker Employment.

Smlthfild. STwr fl WANTED Two farm bands TED Two farm bands. TaKe Mi- le car No. to Kiefer's Hotel. A4 Take Mi va ii- i S7n'n? 67wr Itfr r- II t.r- i BOY.

16 years old. fof errands. Apr Room 506. 212 Oliver ave. tst iVTPrt Oomnositor.

John Mellor Sons. 126 F.ortv-sixth st. 67wp PAPERH ANGER Come prepared nnrv hrinr all tools. 270 Shadv sve. 67xn WANTED Four union painters.

lr-wlv 728 Washington S' Sewi'ckley. fi7m i vTTMn an as fTire ssftiatant bv esta.3l lished concern, one with etenorrnobrf experience deired. Give te'ephone "irT ber Write 3S. Press office. C7n t-v-tst3t TTrvrrn rtalrr band.

Apply seph Link. 1245 Laketon Wllkinl burg WANTED Experienced harber for Fridr noon and Saturday all dav. 57 Sou' Twentv-seventb S. citv. 66 wr a tvTVRS Mechanics only.

7318W Bu ler st. Call after 6 p. m. Open shnq Charles E. Sharn.

ENGINERR wanted to handle ammon Ice machine. Inquire at 1912 Whltnif St; WANTED Presser. at once, for Hoffmair machine. Apply 631 Smlthfield sen ond floor. "WANTED Mlddle-ared farmer: referefi requirsd.

Apply S44 Reedsdala or 8ide. 66w STOCK salesman; one able to ret suits. No other need apply. Good si ry. 214 Pittsburgh Life bldg.

671kfgikf LABORERS Sw Mill run sewer Shaler st. and McKnlrht West Er 67we WHITE MAID for cooking and gene' housework; family and boi Pbnne TTsrel 117V 7t EXPERIENCED reliable ncetvlene ci Annly Bennett RrftK Grant Water at. Court Tr1 BLCM On Rnndav June 4. 1922. at P.

Jflhn nliim Klnuk.4 V. ,1 flf t1A late Anna Katherine Blum (nee Luther), in his 87th year. Funeral from the home of his daughter. Mrs. M.

J. Adams. Highland station, fourteenth ward, on Thursday. June 8. at 8:30 a.

m. Requiem high mass at. St. Mary Magda line's Roman Catholic church at 9 o'clock. BRICKLEV On Monday morning.

June 5. 1922. at 10 o'clock, at the residence of her son. Michael J. Bricklev.

2822 Center Mrs. Annie Bricklev (nee Du-gan. -Funeral on Thursday morning. June 8. at 8:30 o'clock.

High mass of reouiem at St. Richard's church. Bedford ae. and Wandless at 9 o'clock. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend.

fJoliet (111.) papers please cony.l BltOSXICK On Tuesday evenlnsr. June 6. 1922. at 11-20 o'clock, of dipht ria. at Municipal hoital.

Vincent Brosr'ck. son of Michael and Mafv McMullen Brosnick. aged 5 years 3 months 20 days. Interment from family residence. 589 Blessing on Wednesday.

June 7. at 4 P. m. No funeral. BENNER Suddenly, at San Bernardino.

Ella Benner. wife of George K. Ben-ner. Time of funeral in Pittsburgh will be given later. CHEEKMAN At Oakmont.

June G. 1922. at 6 James Irvin Cheesman. aged 73 years. Husband of Sarmacha R.

Schenck. He is survived by one son. P. M. Cheesman of Oakmont.

Pa and daughter. Portians McClelland, of Oil City. Pa. Services private at the home of his son. P.

M. Chet-sman. 219 Delaware Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Interment private at Harvard. Pa.

Altoona papers please copy. CROTHKKS At Gulfoort. on Saturday evening. June 3. 1922.

at 7 o'clock. Ida May. daughter of the late Samuel and Jane Campbell Crothers. Services at the residence of her brother. Robert C.

Crothers 6824 Kelly Eastend. Thursday afternoon, at 3:30 o'clock. Interment private. C1IAI.MKRS Stt4dnlv. on Tuesday.

June tt. 1 S12. at the home of his son, James Chalmers. S15 Wit WHkins-burr. Robrrt A.

Chalmers, aired 86 years. Kunerat services Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at 315 West at-. Wilkinsburic Friends of the family and members of Brotherhood of Locomotive EnirinerB. Division 325. are rescectfully invited to attend.

On TlleAav Tim. tst4 at 3 d. Bridret Fijnn. wife of Pa.trick uurrai tram umilT resi- uence. 722 Monticeilo on Friday.

June at 8:20 a m. Solemn mafis at Holv Kosarv church at 9 o'clock. Friends ot rne ramlly are resnectfullv invited to attend. WJVLE On Wednesday. June 6.

1S22 3:50 p. rr. Paul Kornmn at his home. 200S Beaver Nonbs.de city. He is survived by his widow.

Lean Howe Loyle. whom he married in 1S0. Fur.erHl services at his late residence. Friday. June 9.

at i p. which will be in charge of AUejthenv Commandery No 35, Knights Templar. Dr. Doyle was surgeon for Edith Furnace. Carnegie Steel The American I-ocomotive Duquesns Lijrnt Pittsburgh Railways Co anl other industrial worits.

Interment prlvati Cniondale cemetery. OK riERRO On Mondav. Jane 1 922. a. Mrs.

James De Pierro. daughter r-f Mr and Mrs. Rajsil Blumetti. ber 22n vear. Funeral from her nar-.

ent' home. Island ave. extension Pit-; rock. on Thursday. June at 8:3 m.

Hiffh mass at Our Mother of 'ruiv H. o. church. McKees P.o'ks. oclork.

Interment St. Marv's -eme-j tery. McKee9 Rock. Friends of the faroilv are invited to attend, DIETZtL Cm Monday. June 5.

1S22. at d. David H. Dietzel. huhand Mertz Dietiel.

ued 24 Tears. funeral set-vices at the residem-e of h.s rrii.ther-in-law. ilertz. Bouauet on Thursdav. June 8.

at 2:39 Frierrda of the family are respectful. invited to attt.d. Interment in Peters German Lutheran cemeterv. IC.arksburr W. Va.

caters Da conv.1 k---F On Sunar. June 4. 192i at 10:45 Gustav Espy, husband of Eiua- beth Ruhiandt Espy, aged gj vea-s I iv- i at p. at his late d'-nce, 15i Wharton tout hside. Pittsburgh.

Friends of the family aT5d mem-j b-rs of Peter Fr-ix Ixdge No. I O. 1 Ottawa Tribe No. 64. Improve 1 O-de' of Rd Men: Wauklna Council No.

7. IV of Birmingham Turnreretn; Pitts- i nurgn Muwoil srcietv. 1 No. SO V. an Orfrf l-n.

invited to attend Interment ia Z.mmerman's cemetery. HERST On Tuesday. June 6. 1922 st 3 D. Regis Isad(re Fierst.

son of Wil- liain A. and Fras F'erst (no Bo i 17 rears 27 days Funeral from the family home. Greensburg pike Wi'kirs- on Friday. June 9 at i'30 a. in Hssrh mass at St.

James thurch al 9 clock. Friends of the family are re-i speetfullv invited attend (I.irOMO On wejr.esaaT. June 7 19'" I at 2 De Francesco Giacomo. st JJohns hospital. ire) S3 vears.

brother of rumor ie rrances-o. uastor of Motne- Cood Council church. Funeral from the (residence of h' son. Attavio Giacomo 73'1 Susauehanna Homewood. Friday.

Jun 9. at 9 a. Reuuiem mass at Mother of Good Council church. Bnntt ft. Newark N.

papers please ccpy HMvEKMAN At Precott. Arr on Sundav. June 4. 1922. Wi'itam O.

Haher-man. beloved hurband of iSirraret Mul-re Haberman Notice of funeral upon arrival of body. fDunbar Pa- papers coot.1 IIAXEY On Tuesdav. June 6. 1922.

st 3:30 p. Martin Haney, husband of the Sarah Hany (nee M.alov. father of John Haney and Mrs. George Mars. Funeral from the residence of his daue-hter.

Patrirk O'Neil. 437 Independent Twentieth ward, on Friday. June 9. at 8:30 a. m.

Requiem high mass at St. James' church at 9 o'clock. Friends of the family are respectfully invited ta a tend. HOUfK On Monday. June 5.

1922. at 7. IS p- Alexander Hosack. youngest on of Jennie Hosack (nee Graham t. Beii 17 years 18 days.

Funeral services in Thursday. June S. at 2 p. m. at the familv residence.

65 Phipps apartment, corner Reedsdaie and School N. S. Friends of the family are respectfully invited attend JOHXSTOS stHJdenly. on Monday. June 5.

1922. at 7:50 Johnston, acred 65 years. p. mcnant beloved husband of Rachel Johnston 4 nee u-neral services on Thursday. June 8.

at at his late home. 910 Broadway. Pitcairn. Pa. Interment in home-wood Cemetery.

Pittsburgh. Pa. Friends if the family are respectfully invited to attend. fWatervleit (N. papers please copy.

UXG On Tuesday. June 6. 1922. at p. Agnes Scblotter Lang, widow of Frederick Lang, in her 84th year.

Fu neral from the residence ot tier aaugnter. Mrs. Louis P. Saul. 314 Massachusetts 'ave.

Northside. on Friday. June 9. at 2 p. m.

Services at ta. Paurs evangelical Protestant church, corner Foreland and East at p. m. Ladies' Aid society of the church and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. LYNCH On Tuesday.

Jtine 6. 1922. at 9:30 a. Michael J. Lynch, beloved husband of Anna Lynch, aged 51 years.

Funeral on Thursday. Juno 8. at 1:30 p. m. from Joseph A.

Pappert's parlor. 711 Ickhart Northside. Blessing service at St. Peter's church, corner Sherman ave. and Ohio St.

at 2 o. m. Friends of the familv are respectfully invited to attend. LOVETT Or. Monday.

Jane 5. 1922 at TWO OPEN DATES ON W. J. GRID PROGRAM Washington. June 17.

W. will likely have a mid-season vacancy in its football schedule next fall. This is the result partly of circumstances which have not permitted Manager Murphy to complete his card, but chiefly because Coach Neale wants a breathing space for his team before engaging in the big championship battles. now has Oct. 21 and Oct- 2S open, these having been left unfilled when Murphy went with the team to California for the New Tear's day game.

The manager has not yet filled either of these, and it is not likely that he will maHe any further effort to booK a contest for Oct. 28. This is due to a request on the part of Coach Neale, who believes that the November schedule is so Tioaw that his rilayer will need a short rest before tackling five of the hardest games ever arranged for a Red. and Black team. On Nov.

4, J. goes to the Polo grounds for a tilt with Lafayette. Nov. 11 Wabash, one of the best teams in the middle west, will be played in Washington. Nov.

18 Pitt will be met at Forbes Field. Nov. 25 Detroit university, a powerful eleven, will be encountered in the Michigan city and West Virginia university will stage the annual Thanksgiving day clash with the Presidents at Morgantown. Murphy expects to fill Oct. 21 with one of the best college teams in the south for a game in Washington.

He is conducting negotiations with this end in view and believes he will be able to close contracts in a few days. A shift in two schedules will be necessary, but these it is felt certain 4tan be made and the Presidents given another big home engagement. i Perrysville Northsid ti' m- Friends of the family are attend- InteVmSnt Tuesday. June 6. 1922 at Hi.

ar nr r0aii1nKa Too "useii. wire or Alexander P. lLe8 the Trinity nafterawn at 2:30 o'clock. Please omit Hoffera. Tuesday.

June 6. 1922. -D- m- Frank Mectaura. beloved hus-oand of Anna Mechura (nee Dvorak). ared Funeral from his late residence.

lf Josl'arnD Northside. on Friday. 8:30 a- m- Reauiem hleh mags at bt. enceslaus Bohemian Roman Catholic church at o'clock. Friends of ths "i'iY a18 rescectfully invited to attend.

I Cleveland (O.) papers please copy.l At Sonthside hospital, on 1 husband of Marie Burnett McDougal. Funeral services at the family residence. 5025 Blair Hazelwood dnesday evening. June 7. at 8 o'clock.

Members of Capt. S. S. Brown Division. 'r of L- E- and friends of the incited to attend.

Interment at Fairmont. W. on arrival B- r- sta.tion. Pittsburgh, at 5:30 o'clock Thursday morninfr. ll-airroont and Grafton (W.

Va.) papers please copy. ori Tuesday. June 6. at 1:4 P- m- David Page, husband of Margaret H. Lynch Pare.

Funeral from nis home. 5456 NorthumberJand on Friday morning at 9:30 o'clock. Solemn high requiem mass at St. Paul's Cathedral at 10 clock. rOSTXER On Monday.

June 5. 1922. at 7:4 0 William Postler. husband of the late Ernstemine Postler (nee Hoffman), in his seventy-sixth year. Funeral from his late residence.

3200 Mitchell Northside. on Wednesday. June 7. at 2:30 clock. Services at iit.

Thomaa Lutheran church at 3 o'clock. Duetschen Militar Verein. DuMscher Kreuger Verein and rrierifis of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Interment in High wood cemetery. PRtDMORr, At the family home.

1363 Montezuma Kastend. on Tuesday evening. June 6. 1S22. at 7 o'clock.

Margaret, daughter of Charles E. and Margaret Mc-Grogan Predmore. in her 11th year. Angels mass at Corpus Christi church. Lincoln E.

Thursday morning at 9 1 o'clock. Interment private. ROECKEK On Monday. June 6. 122.

at 3:45 p. Marie Werder Roecker. wife of Cloyde E. P.oecker. Funeral from the residence of her mother.

Mrs. X. O. Werder. 90S Juncey on Thursday.

June 8. at 8:20 a. m. Requiem high, mass at St. Peter and Paul's church at 9 a.

m. Inter ment private. SPROII.L On Monday. June 5. 19-'2.

9:30 p. Mi.s Anna JTroull. Funeral from the residence of George W. Fender. S21- V'niversal st Twentieth ward.

city. Services on Wednesday eveninr. June 7. at 9 o'clock. Friends of the famtlv are respectful! invited to attend.

Take car SI to Allendale St. Interment Thursday. June S. at 10 a. in Round Hill cemeterv.

Parnassus. Pa. TAVI.OK On Wednesday. June 7. 1S22.

at 12:40 a. John Talor. beloved husband of Mary Taylor, in his 71st year Funeral from his lae residence. 1040 Jones ave. North Braddock.

on Saturday. June 10. at 8:30 a. Solemn reauiem mass at St. Joseph's Roman Catholic church.

Braddock. at 9 o'clock. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Interment in Calvary cemetery. Pit tsourgh.

WILHCIM On Wednesday. 7. 1522. at a. Henrietta K.

Wii-helm. daughter of the late Fred and Auirusta Wiiiielm (nee Srharrl. aged 22 years. Funra! serv.ces at her late residence. 8'i Stanton ave Miiivaie, on Friday afternoon.

June t. at 2:30. Interment private. WILLUMS Suddenly, on Monday. June S.

192. at 4 p. Margaret Williams, daughter of the late Elmer P. and Eliza- beth Williams, aged years. Funeral from the rsidenr-e of her aunt.

Mrs. W. Myers Iiifp Wooiallir) 9i Gerrltt st on Thursday. June 8. at 2 p.

m. Friends of th family are respectfui'y invited to attend. Gone but not forgotten Elizabeth K. Brocious. who died one year ago tc-dav.

June I. 1921. Saj'v missed bv her parents, sister, brothers and S'jn. James. In loving remembrance of our dear br" her Corpora! John S.

Wertrr. Ninetv-ffth Sixth rrimfiii. States marines. who died of wounds June 7. 1 four years asro today.

In a near and silent graveyard. Where the trees and branches wave. Lis our and iovint brother. In coid and silent grave. This dav r.jck sad "memories.

lOTed one to rer. Ari who of him today. Are those who iovd him best. tnink we see smiline face. Although four years hive passe J.

And in our memory freeh he is And be to the last. Deertv missed by brother, father, sisters. cousins and grandparent and manv- friends. C. LCDWIQ FLORAL CX), 10 E.

Diajpoml S. Call Cedar 7 Hi. TOO LATE TC CLASSIFY. OPPORTUNITY Wanted One party in each county to take exclusive right for "new automobile starting and lighting- battery. The biggest improvement in years.

No experience and very little capital required. A wonderful money maker for someone. Garage men should now write for full information. Xo repair work or expensive equipment necessary. Representative now in this district.

Write? for appointment to 57, Press office. HAVE $15,000 FOR GOOD FIRST MORTGAGE LOAN. ADDRESS C. II. POST-OFFICE BOX- 919, PITTSBURGH, PA.

67p Must Be Sold to Settle Estate. OWNER DIED. RI DCiS' 2 business- houses. Prominent Hf-rron Hill business, location. Present income $30S rjer or per year 13.696 Taxes and insurance, per Int.

on $8,500 murttaee 610 960 Net saviner per viar $2 736 OR 34 PER CENT ON INVESTMENT United States Realty 900 Union Arcade. "Grant 4S00 B7p RENTALS REDUCED. 4141 Murray Sa. Hill, ner 6-r. duplex.

2629 California N. 7-r. apt 2520 Breckenridsre 7-r. apt. United States Realty 900 Union Arcade.

Grant 4800. UNREDEEMED Hudson tourina-. late model, fivo new tires, $250. Satco, Twenty-fifth and Liberty. C.rant 4266.

67o UNREDEEMED Kissel tourtnr. four-cylinder, extra fine running car. four new tires, $190. Ratco. Twenty-fifth and Liberty.

Grant 4266. 67u UNREDEEMED Moon chummy roadster. late model, new cord tires, extremely pretty, a-ood as new. $390. Satco.

Twenty-fifth and Liberty. Grant 4266. S7o UNREDEEMED Overland tourinr. lato model, very arood car. $190.

Ratco. Twenty-fifth and Liberty. Grant 4266. 67n UNREDEEMED National. four door sedan, practically new.

six-cvlinder, worth $2,500 for $890. Satco. Twenty-fifth and liberty. Grant 4266. 67p UNREDEEMED Chandler.

four door sedan, late model, rood as new. bargain. $S90. Satco. Twenty-fifth and Liberty.

Grant 4266. 7p UNREDEEMED Overland sedan, practically new, all new tires. $390. Satco, Twenty-fifth and Liberty. Grant 4266.

7 UNREDEEMED Chandler late model, itood as new. bareain. $350. Satco. Twenty-fifth and Liberty.

Grant 4266. 7n UNREDEEMED Dort coupe. late model. very fin. car.

$390, Satco. Twenty-fifth and Liberty. Grant 4266. 67t We Pay Highest Cash Prices For second-hand furniture. Cowen.

2S44 Penn ave. Orant 4M4-J. 7wb LOST Black traveling bag- betwt Pittsburgh and New Kensington, containing valuable papers and clothing, liberal reward. Charles Waller, Hotel Henry. Pittsburgh.

67p LOST Saturday, on Northumberland ave. or Forbes st. or on No. 66 car, small hlatk purfe containing sum of money. Finder call Cedar 3329-W.

Reward. 7xp LOST in or near Foster'e cafeteria, two bank books, containing sum of money. Liberal reward to finder. Call Fisk 600-J. 7xp LOST A watch fob and elk'e toothk.

Sunday, between Sixth ave. and 8chenley park. Reward. Llbard. Braddock.

Call 499-W. P. A. Bhsne. 66xr LOST A small brown Pekingese dog: reward will be given for information or return.

1115 Beechwood Hiland 6777. 6e LADY who found two dresses on Franks-town car. May 27. please call again. Fisk 1S93-W or 157 Smithneld.

Liberal reward 67o LOST A bunch of keys, corner Sandusky and Ohio su Liberal reward. Return to Thomas Gordon. 811 Gerst way. North Side. 67xp LINK BRACELET with two sapphires and' one diamond downtown district; reward to finder.

Write 43. Press office. 7e LOST Tuesday afternoon in Diamond market, two Victor records. sacred selections: will finder please call Franklin 1096-M. 67wp LOST Sunday.

June Z. Boston bulldog. Reward if returned to owner. Phone 903-R Walnut. 66we LOST A stone martin fur choker, between Kellv st.

and Hamilton ave. Re-ward. Hiland 2797-J. SSxr LOST Friday or Saturday, gold chain fob. Knights Templar charm.

590 Mar-garetta st. Phone Hiland 3509-R. 67wp FOUND On Federal North Side, rim and crystal to ladies' gold watch. Write 2. Press orrice.

i wn LOST Sunday, between Ohio and Brighton rd bow bar Pin. blue setting. Call Hiiand between 9 and 5. i we WANTED. MALE HELP SIXTH AVE.

AT SMITH FI ELD ST. Require the services of a thoroughly Experienced! Faraitorc Flulsfeer Permanent position and liberal salary to one qualifying. Apply at Employment office, Eighth floor. Sixth ave. at Smithneld st.

tie Experienced Signs! and Telepfen MslBtaiiers Familiar with single track railroad automatic signaling and telephones for train dispatching. Apply to G. F. WEAGLY. 40J FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG-, HAGERSTOWN.

MD. 62b AUTOMOBILE PAINTER. Must be all around man; able to stripe. To a man able to produce will pay $50 per week. Apply Automotive Construction Penn ave.

and Hay Wil-kinsburg. 62b COAL MINERS Loajjera for Jenkins. 7 feet coal, open JiKhta. ateadv work, drift mine, strictly non-union field: shio every day: white and colored: we move families and Tav tickets: (rood houses with electric Siirhtn. J.

M. Abriola. 1119 Penn Pittsburgh. Agent of Consolidation Coal Co. 67we LIVE WIRE salesmen to sell electric appliances and electric wiring on instalment plan.

We pay 15 per cent. Call at 5102 Penn ave. 61b Building Construction Siipt HIGH-CLASS MAN WANTED. Kaufmann Development 413 4TH AE. APPLY PERSONALLY.

6e MEAT CUTTER First man to manarp meat Tnent reference required: a. experience and sa larv exoected. sri.xi onnnr- unity for the riht man. Write 35. office.

67wt MACHINIST. First c'asa machinist wanted, capable men only need apply. Conrov Pmrh 1430 Western North Side. 67p WANTED. Three or four coffee and tea solicitors.

Write 19. Press office: salary and com mission. 7r Experienced hoe Salesmen. There is a rood opportunity for shoe salesman of real ability here: openine-a tor permanent positions or Saturdays. Queen Qualify Boot Shop.

i7wr Wanted White Janitor. Experiem-ed cleaning "marble floor: nla-ht. Rej-mer's. Sjixth ave. and Smith-fifd 7wp ELECTRICIAN'S helped wanted: one who knows Pittsburgh and surrounding; territory man with Ford car preferred.

305 Wood second floor. 67 wp WANTED Delivery boy between 1 and 17 years of aire. Must be willing worker ano should know downtown section of city. Bletcher-Anchors Oa-sette-Tlmes bldg. A7wp FIRST CLASS tinners and helpers for installing; warm air furnaces.

The Henry Furnace Foundry 105 Federal st 34 Rodrers North Side. Pittsburgh Call 9:30 a. m. 67r WANTED White barber; will furnish 4 nice rooms urf urnished. State salary expected, experience, are.

etc. Write 142. Press office 67wb FIRST class buahelman and Dresser wanted who understands Hoffmann machine. at once. Fifth, -ave.

Tail-orina 1710 Fifth ave. 67p TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. CARRICK TO LET. Seven rooms and bath. $45 per month.

Lawton Keal instate 4 36 Diamond St. Court 67n Contractors, Take Notice. Larre dumn and six frame houa Price CORFTELD SALES CORT. Real Estate. 530 Park bids.

7p Allentown Industry St. 1 Frame. 8 rooms, bath. 2 Frames. 6 rooms each.

Price $9,500. Cash $3,500. CORFIELD SALES CORP. Real Estate. 530 Park bid.

67n EDGEWOOD DWELLING. Eierht-room brick. Hvinr-room type, bath. raa. electric light, furnace: rood location: lot 30x120.

SAMUEL W. BLACK Farmers Bank Bldg. 67p Squirrel Hill, North of Forbes. PRESSED BRICK. 10 ROOMS.

REC. HALL TYPE: TWO BATHS: A-l CONDITION PRICE $10,000: SMALL PAYMENT DOWN. LIKE RENT. OWNER GOING TO EUROPE JULY S. CORFIELD SALES GRANT 183.

REAL EST. PARK BLG. 7n DORMONT. Two furnished rooms and kitchenette, with. sink, hot and cold water.

Call T.e-bfrh 2352-M. 67b 120-ACRE farm. 25 miles from Pittsburgh. near Freeport. $30 per monb to farmer.

Grant 4100. 67p STRAUS PLAN AMORTIZATION UNDER the covenants of the trust mortgage, the bonds are paid off in yearly serial instalments, the coupons being payable twice a year. In order to assure prompt payment of both principal and interest in cash on the days due, the trust mortgage requires the borrowing corporation to make 204 approximately equal monthly payments to S. W. Straus Coeach monthly payment being approximately $26,000.

These compulsory payments automatically provide in advance a fund of a little more than $300,000 a year from hich the coupons are cashed, the balance being used for the serial retirement of the bonds. The fixed charges under the Straus Mortgage and the method of meeting them by monthly payments are set forth in the following table: s. tj- Khhi lor uetivt-ry ain-j- juty 1 tlepcndeitis re asking higher pi ices. I Schenlcy Akpctrtmctits Netr Issue to Net 6Y2 Serial Payments and Monthly Payments hand and Buildings Earnings ESTABLISHED Principal Interest Total Yearly Average Monthly Date Payment Payments Payments Payments June 1, 1985 $90,000 $227,500.00 $317,500.00 $26,45833 Jane 1, 1928 95,500 221,650.00 317,150.00 26,429.17 June 1, 1927 101,500 215,442.50 316,942.50 26,411.87 June 1, 1928 113,000 208,845.00 321,845.00 26,820.41 June 1, 1929 120,000 201,500.00 321,500.00 26,791.67 June 1, 1930 127,500 193,700.00 321,200.00 26,766.67 June 1. 1931 135,500 185,412.50 320,912.50 26,742.70 une 1, 1932 144,000 176,605.00 320,605.00 26,717.08 June 1, 1933 153,000 167,245.00 36,687.08 June 1, 1934 162,500 157,300.00 319,800.00 26,650.00 Jane 1, 1935 172,500 146,737.50 319,237.50 June 1, 1936 183,000 136,325.00 319,325.00 26,443.75 June 1, 1937 195,000 123,630.00 318,630.00 26,352.50 June 1, 193S 207,000 110.955.00 317,955.00 26,496.25 June 1, 1939 220,000 97,500.00 317,500.00 26,458.33 I 1,280.000.

1.280,000.00 TOTAL, $3,500,000 $2,570,347.50 $6,070,347.50 (Final Maturity in 1939 $1,500,000, of which $220,000 is amortized, leaving balance to be paid June 1, 1939 of $1,280,000.) Denominations: $1,000 and $500 bonds in all maturities; 1 OO bonds in last maturity only. SECURITY UNDER MORTGAGE The bonds are a direct, closed first mortgage on the land and buildings, and a first Hen on the net earnings, as follows: TEN STORY apartment buildings of the most modern fire proof type, constructed in five units, located in the beautiful Schenley Farms section, adjoining the Hotel Schenley and Schenley Park; and land, fronting 335 feet on Forbes Street and 317 feet on Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. These apartments will be the best in the city. Construction will be commenced at once, and final completion in accordance witn the plans and specifications, free and clear of all prior liens, is unconditionally guaranteed to the bondholders by S. W.

Straus Co, Incorporated. NET annual earnings are conservatively estimated at $495,000, much more than ample to meet the principal and interest requirements of the BORROWING CORPORATION THE bonds are the direct obligation of the Schenley Apartments Company, owned and controlled by the interests which own the Hotel Schenley. It is headed by Mr. Frank F.Nicola. We have purchased these bonds after careful investigation and recommend them as a safe investment for sums of any amount.

Price: Par and accrued interest to net 6Vz. Call, Write or Phone for Booklet 661 -M CO. 1 882 OFFICES IN FIFTEEN PRINCIPAL CITIES INCORPORATED KEYSTONE BUILDING 324 Fourth Avenue, Pittsburgh Bell Telephone, Court 3940- 40 YEARS WITHOUT LOSS TO ANY INVESTOR.