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Want Ad Headquarters, Coart 4900 THE PITTSBURGH PRESS Other Departments, Court 5450 THIRTY-THREE vvimuay, NOVEMBER 2, 1927 Male Help Wanted Male Help Wanted Male Help Special 78 Male Help Wanted 1 Male Help Special 73 it til Sidelights Many Dividend Payers Here. Industrial Shares Lead. Financial Institutions Aid. Checking Business Large. ALES MEM Ami -iit WAMT AO FlfTM AVE.NWC GHEVY SALES LARGER October Output Doubles Figures for October, 1926.

Detroit, Nov. 2. Chevrolet Motors reports from its dealers on retail deliveries for October show 112,064 as compared with 50,747 in October of last year. This brings Chevrolet sales to more than 900,000 for the year to date, which indicates that Chevrolet is carrying out its million-car program for 1927. October was the largest retail month in the history of Chevrolet, exceeding even April of this year with its 96,803 retail deliveries.

Even though Chevrolet enjoyed this unusual business, their dealers report but small increases in used car stocks because there was a correspondingly large movement of used cars at retail along with the new cars. During the month of October R. IL Grant, vice president in charge of sales, visited many parts of the United States and reports business conditions good generally. "In the southeast and southwest business was exceptionally good, due to favorable cotton and tobacco conditions," Air. Grant declared.

"Business in the northwest was excellent on account of the great success of the wheat crop, and business in the middle west is improving as a result of the corn crop being larger than was expected." Unlisted Securities INDUSTRIAL. By WILLIAM R. MITCIIEL. StXXKKN industrial and utility corporations, whose stock is held largely by Pittsburgh interests, are distributing dividends, in varying amounts, this month. Several local banks DIVIDENDS P.m also have an-ON LOCAL ISSUES, nounced dis- bursements on their securities for November, although the majority of these latter institutions make distributions in January, April.

July and October. One does not have to go to other cities or districts, -when he has money to invest at good returns, as there are so many excellent concerns right here, in the Pittsburgh district, whose stock Is available, and which always finds a ready market when listed on the Pittsburgh stock exchange, should the owner desire In disrww nf it a A LARGE MAMJFACTIRING CdlMPAIY SEEIS THE COMECHOM A BISTOICT SALES MANAGER The services of a man who realizes that this is a position of merit, initiative and energy aloneand immediately excludes appSicants who cannot fulfill these requirements. Mediocre applicants unable to assume ties and severe endeavor waste time in answering this advertisement. On the other hand, it means exceptional opportunity and a definite FUTURE to a "DRIVER" and a "FIGHTER," unafraid to devote his entire energy to the organization. Call or write Room 670, Wehster Hall, Pittsburgh, Pa.

A BUSINESS YDUR WN EICLUSIYE TERWTORY WITH UNLIMITED MONEY MAKING POSSIBILITIES A responsible manufacturer of unqnestionable standing- is offering; to just one man for each county in the Pittsburgh Tri-State Business District a most unusual opportunity to be in business for himself with a product of outstand in cr merit. The man who can qualify for this exclusive franchise must be a successful salesman and can demonstrate his success and business ability by being in position to finance himself to the extent of about $1,000, fully protected. No matter what your earnings have been we can satisfy you that this opportunity offers an immediate increase in earning power provided you have sales ability and a willingness to work. Telephone or wire our factory Sales Manager, Mr. William GL Brown, at Webster Hall HoteL Pittsburgh, for an interview and display of product and do it now these territories will be open but a few days at the most.

THE PITTSBURGH PRESS the pajpeb. the greatest daily and Want ad between new tosk a.vd chicago. Transient Want Ad Rates Daily or Sunday. Cash Rates: 8 Vie a word, minimnm in ii-q ffle. 3.

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Phone nrVurt 49O0 (W.uit Ad Headquarters ardinK agency nearest minV'16? i have to be "poBtarc the city onty lc words 601 number is desired, count five "Ts the rirht to classify 1r der nDPriat headings, ovei k- or'ifn caneeUation are riven Phce. the name of the clerk, ae yonr claasificatlon nrrmber. should "ta'n1 and coafirraatioa made by irTTT' claims cannot be allowed dispute. A2e rule applies to eorrecUone made over the phone. i22 typographical errors most be flJf" ln time fr correction before the second insejTjon.

as we are only re-sponsible lor one incorrect insertion. Cancellat on and complainta reerardinti' errors yiust be telephoned to Adjustment Department between hours of 8 a. m. and 5:30 p. m.

ihe Pittsburgh Press publishes more ciassined advertisiDp and brings greater results daily and Sund.ay than all other itisbureh newspapers combined 1 WANT AD HEVDqrAETERS. 254 Hfth Ave. PHO.NE COL'BT 4900. Bid, I Ask. II 05 4 loo '-I 103 98 85 93 S7 ioo 101 W) 100 its real value.

Names or the companies In this district paying dividends the present month, dividend rates, and dates due as shown in the Collateral Guide, from compilations by L. R. Earls statistician of the Pittsburgh stock exchange are listed herewith: I'er jit Mivkn or rau, PiNf Aru itnfied Proi. Nov. 1 A M.

livers pfd I Nov. 1 bJw-Knoi com 3 Nov. 1 do pfd i Nl)V. i Col Gas Sc El. Corp.

1.25 Nov. 15 1.50 Nov. 15 Wall. T.nion Fire 3 Nov 4 stand. Sanitary com.

1.25 Nov. 20 do Pfd 1 Nov. 20 Union Storage 2 Vj Nov. 10 Lnited Knit. 4 Fdy.

com. 2 Nov. 4 do iin 3 Nov 4 'o com 12 Nov. 4 Wet Penn Power 1 Nov 1 do 6r pfd 1', Nov 1 WeUltT Hall pfd 1 Nov! 1 BANKING institutions in the Pittsburgh district usually pay handsome returns on their securities, as indeed, do many of the concerns outside of the banking world. This month is not quite so prolific as some BANKS PAYING other periods for GOOD RETURNS the share holders, due to the fact 100 4 42 Legal Notices 1 XU Civ drivers wanted for Mack and White trucks.

Apply J. Kenny Transfer, Hamilton and Dallas aves. l7 09 87 t7 lOO 101 lOO 08 101 UtrShl left yATaSe" Alan Wood 6a 44 Black A Decker Mf 6ii8 37.. brown Co 58 40 Coriley Tank Car Ki Coiinolidau-d Coke 78 33. Continental flay Prods 6s 47..

Eljjer 'o tit) 41 r. u-lcrn oKP Co 31...... Eby Shoe Co 53 31 alion Co 0 42 Motors Accept 5s rncs. Georges Kern Iiic 5 4 37 Gllddcn Vi wrio fiuanlanamo A Western 6s 28. Kalina i hi A) 51! 34.......

Hayes Ionia 6 ha a 33 Hale Kiiburn (is 30........ Porter lis 40 Hoi Km Sup Oe Kan matin Dept Stores 6s 35.. LaKelie Iron Works 5s 40 M-linUc-Marshall 6We 30.... Mnnongh tila8 Co. 7b 43.....

Muril A Co 7a 35 Monsanto Them Wka 73 37.... Oakdale Md) St Rys 5b 34.... oil Weil Supply Inv 5 Mi 33.. Paramount Th (Aid O) 6a 45 Penn i-'ed Corp do ex-warrant Pen fe Ally Tel 5s '49 I ah i na! Co 5t Pirh M. fv IJoiin 5s '31 100 Vt Female Help Wanted 2 JOSEPH HORHE C0o Require the services of a thoroug-hly experienced Radio Salesman, over 25 years of age.

Apply Employment Office, Fifth Floor, west. 09 101 99 IIOO 1102 I1004 not FURNITURE packers, must be experienced. Murdoch Storage and Transfer 546 Neville st. 101 i GIRL Experienced wtute. for general bouse-vorT; no washin.

Bael OoJ4. 6t26 Bea-on st. UK) II OO 101 Lost and Found 38 103 to 99 86 f8 H. 9H 105 PARTY that retrieved ladies umbrella on 53 car Monday morning-. Oct 31.

Please return to Carnck car turns and avoid lu- 99 EXPERIENCED meat cutter wanted; steady position. Apply Mack's Market, 439 Liberty h04 103 ture embarassnient ave. Pgh Harmony 5s '36 OS 97 h. 40 "7 102i 00 LOST Lady's white gold wrist watcn witn initials M. G.

H. on back, probably a.t Eddie Klein's Villa. Monday nifrht. finder pl-ase call Hiland Reward. SALESMEN.

$10O TO 200 A WEEK. Unusually strong salesmen to work on live leads; you can make money the first day: this is worth better than $100 to S200 a week to the men selected and is the best proposition in Pittsburgh. Native Americana and gentiles only need apply. Come to suite 21, St. Nicholas bldg 450 Fourth, ave.

101 WANT as was mentioned in the foregoing that the first month of the quarter generally is the time for such distributions. Only two trust companies and one national bank have announced payments of dividends for November. with the rates of disbursements, and the dates payable, are: Per cent Payb'le Brink of Pitts. N. A Nov.

1 Trust 3 Nov. 1 Tetafiial Trust 1 Kot.1 FURNACE SALESMEN. havt an excellent opportunity for few nustlers who desire to increase their present 402 Fitzwmons 10 a. or call Hazel 4077 from 7 to 9 p. m.

BILL FOLD lost, man's, black leather with brass corners: car 23 or Perm and Stan-wix; contained currency ana check. Reward. Call walnut 2616-J. lOO 9H M. 50 100 103 'A 04 1(3 80 16 S5 94 lOO lOl 98 98 100 104 95 101 Pph Parking Oarages os 45.

Pah Steel Product Hs Quemahonin Coal 6s '35. Republic Carbon 5 a aerial. Snaniokm Coal 6 lt bhawmipan 1 48.... Sll Plate Glass 6s "30 Std Textile Prod 6 Stanley How Clark tin Trumbull Steel 7s Union C-oIheries 6s Dairy Prod b(is PiniHhinsrs 5s ''1 Wheeling Steel os '3tf Yale liHa 39 Wm Zoller Co 6s '42 70 5 Vi SO 3 9 i no 16 UU PAIR of silver rim rhuwes lost in Perm theater Saturday afternoon. Reward.

Ate lantie REWARD will be paid for eye jrlasses left COAL MINERS. The Pittsburgh Coal Co. can use rood ex-perM-iiced machine coal loaders, machine 2 bJT 65 mts per ton; -pick coal. ton. Apply Room 2L 8 Market Pittsburgh.

Pa. 103 in lavatory OI Motel jienry. abb. iur mi. Blaekmore.

92 9 T-T TITTLE dividend payments on in- PIN. lost in St. John's hospital, on Sunday: white erold with diamonds. Reward. Fairfax 4894.

PI BL1U CTIL1TIK.S. COBY SERVICE BUREAU. Mechanical engineer, production. $5,000 tip: credit interviewer. $1,800: warehouse supervisor, single: traveling expeditor, purchasing.

S1.800: traveling auditor, good; rent-lease-real estate man, $1,800: secretary-stenographer, good; stenographer. 5100; college graduates, train executive, accounting: patent-clerk-lawyer, experienced; sales office manager, merchandising, retail, excellent; va-rious others. 210 Bessemer bldg. SALESMEN (2) calling on merchants: salary (150 and commission arrangement: operieuce unnct-ssary; territories Pittsburgh and Wheeling: Si 12.50 cash deposit required to carry supplies: give phone, age. married present and past work.

Write 46. Press office. POCKET BOOK, ecnts, lost on Federal or Kenyon theater. Fairfax 3920. Return to 517 Suismon reward.

SPECIALTY Tpr SALESMEN HIGH GRADE KCRNITCRK -DEPART-MENT AND GIFT SHOPS. EXCLTJSrVELT OR WITH OTHR LIKES LYON STEEL-ART FOLDING TABLES. This newest steel folding table has been nationally introduced through four campaign. Supplemented by full PfVI cotor advertisements in national furniture tr AVerTttractWe straight commission Plan of compensation. covered Write us.

(riving dfitajls-rrOory eoverea lines handltxl personal history. All information held in confidence. LYON METALLIC MBG. CO. AURORA.

TLLrNOIS. MEN wanted who are goiters and am-bitious to increase their arnmg powero call on all elapses of merchanU. storeKeep and professional men to ur Bad Bill Collecting System for the use on Daa outstanding accounts: something tarn ee-uou and backed, by a ig enrporauon that has opened their ranchoffu-e also men for Beaver. Lawrern and wasn- lOLICE dop lost: a boy'8 pet. Finder please call Montrose 4459 or return to 11.07 Shendan st.

Reward. 98 97 91 fj 95 97 99. 92 98 97 4 98 Vi ioi Vi 97 V4 95 Vi mi i- YOUNG MAN. with car to become responsible for Chanrtan-ma equipment sales and repeat business in western Pennsylvania. Must be gentleman LOST Lanre sum of money and valuable papers Monday nieht.

Liberal reward. Franklin 5095-M. A NATIONALLY known concern marketing its products through the retail trade wants salesmen: unmarried men preferred since the position will possibly entail a great amount of traveling: write, stating age, education, present poxitinn and positions you have held the past five years, and other qualifications to Press office. 85. a uustitir.

aa ran Plug. 99 984 93 97 97 98 101 95 99 98 Vs 99 103 100 98 Vi 96 Vi 102 103 105 102 106 94 98 99 100 yy dustrial, banking and other-stocks have been quite satisfactory in numbers as well as in amounts one must turn to the bond list to get the FINE MONTH FOR most impressive BOND PAYMENTS results. This month, for example, not less than 21 concerns whose bonds are more or less popular among Pittsburgh investors, are paying interest. In the following tabulation, the names of the companies represented, annual interest rates and the months (May and November mostly), in which these interests payments fall due, are set forth: WRIST watch, lady's. frold.

brown strap, WANTED Manager for popular-priced s. I i Hi aionuay nioruims ui iiuitHui all Oakdaie mau auu wiie, wi Ln no children: both must be active in their work and have A-l references; state age. and past expen-enc in your first letter. Reiner's Department Store, Steuben vi lie. O.

PUMP SALESMAN. SAT.TV ENGINFV-n FAMILIAR WITH CENTRIFIGAL il02 ,103 1101 I 1 1 1 sold Uiuv t- UllUOJ. tween North Side anl 160 Riverview. Belie-vne. Fairfax 6Q75.

Reward. LOST Pocket book on 82 car Sunday meht, containuift train ticket for Harry Taylor, etc Call Hiland 8546. Reward. on Thursday. Nov.

3. at 2:30 p. m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Interment private.

ICreston. WowUt and Stenbenville fO.) and (Pa.) papers please copy. BIWTOV At Butler. suddenly on Tuesday, ifov. 1, 1927, at 2 a.

Rev. Samuel L. Boston, husband of Jennie Keifer Boston. Services at the home of Scheli-haan and Sons. 707 East N.

S. Notice of time later. Mercer, H'a.) and Wooster, (Ohio) papers please copy.l BRYAKLY On Tuesday. Nov. 1.

1027. at 4 p. Edna Bryarly. (nee ChesUint). wife of Joseph Bryarly.

and sister of A. M. Chestnut of Canoimbonr. Lda and Blanche Chestnut, funeral services at the family residence. Elfinwild stop, on Butler Short Lane, on Thursday.

Nov. 3. at 2:30 p. m. Friends of the family are respectlully invited to attend.

CLARK On Wednesday. Nov. 2. 1027. at 12:15 a.

Mary A. Clark. Funeral from the residence of her sister, Mrs. Sophia Rodg-ers. 7234 Jonathan Home wood, on Saturday.

Nov. 6. at 8 :30 a. m. Solemn hie-h mass at Holy Rosary eburch at 9 a.

m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. lAtlantie City (N. papers please copy. CKI'MMIE Suddenly, on Tuesday.

Nov. 1. 1927, at 2:15 p. Robert E. Crnmmie.

ared 55 years. Funeral from his late residence, 531 Kulse New Kensimrton, on Friday, Nov. 4. at 2 :30 p. m.

Interment in Lnion cemetery. Arnold. Pa. DKVEKTS On Tuesday. Nov.

1. 1927. at 4 p. Manraret Peverts. (nee Mins-berper).

beloveil wife of Carl Deverts, in her twenty-eighth year, at her late residence. 43 Rostock N. S. FVural services on Friday, Nov. 4 at 2 p.

m. Friends of the family and members of German Beneficial Union 135 are respectfully invited to attend. CltilCK On Monday. Oct. 31.

1927. at a. John Cusick. husband of Catherine MeGonnigie Cusick. Funeral from the chapel of William A.

Dunn. 1928 Fifth avenue, on Thursday. Nov. 3. at 8 :30 a.

m. Hiph mans of requiem at the Church of the Lpiphany at 9 o'clock. Members of Horse-shoexs' Onion. Lal No. 9, and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend.

(Philadelphia CPaJ papers please copy. DONATUCCI Cm Monday. Oct. 31. 1027, at 9 p.

Valentine Donatucci, beloved husband of Mary Donatucci (nee Canvelia), at-ed 45 years. Funeral from the family home. 4814 Kincaid st on Friday. Nov. 4.

at 9 a. in. Solemn requiem hirh mass at the Immaculate Conception church at 10 o'clock. Friends of the family and members of Branch No. 6.

KxuVhte of S. Geortre Alpha Fnendly society. St. Cosimo and Damiauo society are respectfully invited ta attend. FLKN'DER At Denver.

on Sunday Oct. 30. 1927. Marsaret A. Klender, widow of James S.

Fuher, foruwyly of Avalon. Pa. Body due to arrive at Federal st. station Wednesday at 12:28 p. m.

Funeral from Anaona Kdison 6s '45. Arkansas A 5s '56 Am Ia Prance 5 ht a As! A 5 77 leaver Val Water 5a Central States El 6 Cleveland Railways '31 Connellsvilie Water 5s Fed Water Service 58 Geonria Power 5s '67 Illinois Power 5s. Ill Pr A It 64 Hamburg Am Une fiHs Iitervtate Serv 5a '56 Iowa Nebraska Iwr 5s Jersey Cent A Ij '46 Kansas El 6s '22 Ivouibville El 5s Monon. "VV. P.

5 Vz a Nebraska Power 6a '22 Nor Am L. A I' 5'is '56 Nor States Power 5s 54 Ohio Valley Water 5s Gas EIpo 5s 50....... Okla Nat Gas 6s 46 Penn Cent A Pr of! 75:.. Pa-Ohio Pr Lt 5Vj8 54 IVnna Pr A Lt 7s 51 penna State Water 5 "i4 62... I'lnia Sub Co A 4a 67 Potomae Edison 5s 6rt Iub Svc 111 5 a 62 Puret Sound Pr A 5 Vis 49.

Stand Gas A Elec 51 do 6s 66 Shen Valley Water 5s 56 Tkx Pwr A Lt 5e 56 Tide-water Power 5s 29... T'mted Lt A Hwy 5 52 West Penn Traction 5s 60 West Penn lly 5a 31 Wbeeling Traction 5s 31..... PIMPS AND ALSO FAMILIAR WITH imrton counties: our iaa urn mobiles will tour the streets daily ATTORNEY. A worxiprfnl opportunity for a yoonir at-Umey to establish an iiwome lor himself by oomiuctinj? au on our premises connection with our lesal r-ollection department. PALACE CREDIT, 623 LIBERTY AVE.

105 93 't 97 99 9ii 4 LncjniAly vyokk.s; lilVE AGE). TECHNICAL EDUCATION AND SALART EXPECTED. WRITE 41. PRESS OFFICE. 04 of users ana letters oi man-able business peiple ing our system in the state of "If0 makes it easy to sell: leads producers: we havi men who are averaging fronTiSo toB 850 daily work: commiRsion paid daily only between 9:30 and It) a.

m. 00 Peoples Bank bldg. FOT'ND Over ni-ht bas left in store. Inquire cashier's desk. BoggB Buhl.

BOSTON bull dotr Female. Lost Oct. 30, 1927. Phone Mayflower 8516. Reward.

COACH doe. black and white, female: loeU pet. Call Carnegie 775. Reward. DIAMOND LOST Liberal reward.

Montrose 8555. WHITE coal miners for Cambria county, free shipment every day; we also move fani-alics. machine coal 70c: pick coal $1.01 per ton: good boarding bouses with shower labor trouble. Eagle Employment Commissary -lor xhhm secoml floor. Payable.

Bonds. WANTED For territory near Pittsburgh, an energetic and ambitious man of good standing with 5500 or more to start in business for himself with the aid of one of the largest organizations of its kind. In replying state age, past experience in detail to receive consideration: also phone number. Write 1 9. Frees office.

known auto a vZZ iJ an has opening for if" territory present a- a oar' to distmctivt ai1ve.rtiBing tire covers direct ti m.sofu "CT Straight cornt noSJ.ee a tJos)tion for a top- notcher who is now selling high dui iC MEN. TrIt- i'JRN A PROFESSION HL dknta? r-rrr-sBTTRGH mechanical aj teach you to DENTAL MECHANIC nm" FH POTHER PAR- ki w. 3-7 blackstonk LANTTC O.o.x A VIC. OR CALL AT- ar-n HARDWARE. manufacturer of n-VfiLi a.dTerV kitchen utensils and diversified line light hardware want aggressive salesman per.e.ed in filing larire hardware and de wTf 0lVx0 a However, if you hav ven.

record in any line, excellent repu- experience, salary desired ht.Plr'iUt"U Position will not be jeopardized. Write 20. Press office. Men WaratedJ "1 rtectrlcal bnaine: In- Practical and individual; Positions open: claiwee every day and Toe! day and Thursday evenings. Pgh.

School of Auto 405 Penn Pittsburgh, Pa. SALES EXECUTIVE. dirp selUng of electric rac-mim cleaners: ronst be able to tram and handle men and have a car. A rood SPECIALTY SALESMEN. w3T Propositi on tn the ctty 10 rm'n of tperience BelUng tic-cleaners or.

other electrical appliances Permanent positions, good income anda future. Call to 12 only? 610 ChLnbef of Sfr.7LbkU!r- phon Atlantic 4663 for REAL Silk Hoeiery mills cn use three good men to take orders from old customers SS'in'liL' reduction ta pn '(eaRe commissKwi; an bvrese in town. For the man that can sell or is wOling to learn call It out office. 316 Empire bldg" ci Ur THE WONDER BOX. 72.

a ma" worthy of the name and V-r5h1 to work 8 hours a day I II bet you yon can work for me from noU until Xtnas and earn tnan 500u Xmiur ave? ad" SALESMEN. 'J '7 pocket every 15 minute-; hist onu sensational advertising novelty with fast selling movie nnio. INSURANCE solocitor. experienced, for erTn hi 1106 1105 11061 I 96 99 99 Vi 103 1 1102 Vi I 96 I 99 I10O V4 99 Va I 95 1101 I 93 A- deb. Col.

103 165 95 98 98 106 102 101 4 101 Vi 94 98 99 V4 98 Va 93 100 90 pensation and automobile lines: a good opportunity for a hustler in the Pittsburgh branch office of an old established company; straight salary. Write 87. Press office. I'oiumbia Steel Flunn-Tv Ii.ilt. 1 ft poid H.

K. Porter Co Hnnston Gnif Gas. Jones A lmtrhlin Steel Kaiifin.Ann ln-pt. Stores lot. DRAWING ACCOUNT.

drawing account means a salary plus whatever you desire to make it: a connection with onr company can be arranged on this basis, providing you are accepted: we want men of character and appearance, who an sell and who want to make at least 100 per week. Phone Grant 2517 for YOUNG MAN. Neat appearing, between 18 and 22 years old, to travel south for New Tork publishers. Apply before 9 a. m- Mr.

Mc-Mullis. Room 101 8-, 507 Liberty ave. THE HOOVER CO. REQUIRES THE SERVICES OF 2 MEN TO REPRESENT THEM IN DEPARTMENT STORE WORK MARRIED MEN PREFERRED. CALL BETWEEN 9 AND 11, 4103 JENKINS ARCADE.

5s MAN 7e MAN Ks 4 4 MiN 6Ws WiN 5s MAN 6s 5s 5s 5h ifcN MAN 5 4s MAN 5s MAN 5s MAN 5e MAN 5s MAN 5s MAN 5b MAN 7a MAN 6s KM A ba Equipment Bonds Uine sur Mill. Ktna A Shams. Trac. New Castle Traction T'liiladclphia new Phi Lfcdf-lphia deb 3 'lit. A IlLrin.

Iltj. Crucible Steel Piti. W. H. A Trans.

Wppt.ninrf-l;iifl Val. I S. Steel. Sitikin Food. Wesiinrhon Klec.

A Ml wtnuchouse- Maebioe ll Witherow Steel tXrp Augustine's Roman Catholic church at 9 HIGH SCHOOL or college student not attending school this semeFter: we offer S21 weekly salary and weekly bonus, besides paying tuition next semester. See Mr Lawless. 209 Empire between 9 and 10 a. m. (Quoted on pm-entaire I Bid Ask 6.15 15.00 SALESMAN.

Kef 5.00 4.85 too 4.75 who has had successful experience selling direct to qualify for advance work -interesting proposition to right man. 933 14.85 4.4() 5.00 4.50 5.05 H-50 1CfTORexDerieQed- who understands 5.00 4. 96 4.40 4.90 4.40 5.00 4.40 t4 60 5.10 FIRM SELLING S20O.OO0 WEEKLY. Win select and train two men Nov. 7.

for executive po-sTSon. pavmg S25G month salary, nlus commission and bonus; Qualifi-caUoS specifically stated. Cm. in-trview; rViular salesman earning while traimng; no traveling, car neviKaj-v- not can vntwmg. mLAND TODAY AFTER A- M.

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cv. "rivo aim esxaoiisn new Dnmnets; salary and commission referen- required. Apply between 6 and 8 Dye Works, 918 Federal st North Side. FIVE MEN who are ambitions, over 21 and have good references. Positions are permanent, provide a good income and a wonderful future.

Regardless of paet experience, call in and talk it over. Interviews 9 to 12 only. 610 Chamber of Commerce bldg COAL MINERS Pick and machine loaders: high coal-rood boarding camp with shower baths: labor trouble; no fee. Warren A. Addis.

431 Fourth ave. 5.25 6.00 4.75 4.60 4.HO 4.50 5.00 52JV N5.15 do 6 '26-35. C. A St. P.

do 6 "26-35. Chi. I A Pac. 5 Pl 5. 5V '26-38 "4 5V2'r3." LEARH A TIABE Farn S65 to $100 per week: big builidn paperbanging.

decorating and art dpr5; ticaL indivKluaJ instructions: day aud eve-mng classes: visitors welcome. Trade School, do 6 '26-35 C. C. C. A St.

L. 6 C. O. A T. P.

6 '26-35 store- BCllBlO Mr. imu commission. NEAT, earnest Catholic workers average S35 weekly; experience unnecessary- show us that you are willing, ambitious and we will do the rest. See Schmitt. 8-30-10 or 5 to 6.

315 State Theater Bldg. OT It. .5.00 5 .00 5.05 (5.05 (4.60 .1,1 jr- HO LCI. 405 Penn Pittsburgh, Pa. 5.10 4.45 4.9 4.85 4.85 4.85 4.9 4.95 4.50 4 90 4.45 4.50 4.90 4.37 1.55 4.45 4.75 4.90 4.4( PAINTERS.

4.55 cat with connection on noVel stores. Mfg. Co, rear 71,2 4.K) (tomouve Construction Co. 217 South Eu- IX1. A Hudson 6 2r-3.

A R. G. W. 5 4s "20-38 Erie B. R.

6 '26-35 do 4 4. 5. 5 4. '26-38 Gt Northern Ry 6 20-35. do 5 "2 6-38 nockintr Valley 5s.

'26-38 Illinois Centra! 6s. '26-35 do. 4 4 5s. "26-38 do. 0 4 s.

7s, '2b-36 Lone Island 4 4 s. 5a. "26-38. do. "26-32 Louis.

A Nash. 6a. '26-35 do. 4 4 s. 5e- 2-3K Michigan tVentral 6s.

Mmn A St. LTu: 6a. cua ave. Kolxvra Male Help Wanted 1 A MAN who can live on about S35 a weelr for a very short time and then his u-n-ing capacity wrtl pot.vely mofe np this ib a real proposition and the man chowen must have a good past r-ord AiTpT? SILK HOSIERY MII.LS have CUT PRICES and RajsetT1 prfft! SH.ARINO to 40 monthly; can nse four mre men at once to help take car" of fill rush. Apply 316 Emnire 4.50 4.65 4 5 4.95 5.

06 ALTTO radiator and fender repair man wanted; steady work; call in person- car ttttsburgh Auto Rebuilding Co, West View, first floor Brant's New Garage JUDGING by the heavy bank clear-'ings. business conditions in the Pittsburgh district are, at least, fairly satisfactory. Exchanges that passed through the Pittsburgh Clear-House last CLEARINGS SHOW month amount-HEAVY INCREASE, ed to 881.77. These compare with but $732.487,85.,15 for September. $737,73356.77 for August and $761,736,292.18 for July.

In other words, November clearings exceeded those of the three preceding months by more than more than $27,000,000 and more than $3,000,000, respectively, reckoning backward. Also, last month's clearings were heavier than those for November of the 1926, by more than $13,000,000. Leading economists estimate bank clearings represent barely 50 per cent of the total business transacted, in any district where considerable cash is "used, as in this city, in defraying the cost of purchases, more especially the smaller amounts, such as those made at retail establishments. Also it must be taken into account that quite a large volume of checks is not cleared, inasmuch as both the payor and the payee deal with the same banking institution, in many cases. On this basis, which accounts for anywhere from $100,000,000 to it may readily be calculated that the actual volume of ordinary business transacted in the district served by the Pittsburgh banks, was very close to $2,000,000,000 for the month.

This is quite a respectable sum, by the way. SHORT TERM NOTES. 4) Called 103 16.00 5.50 SALESMEN wanted on salary and commission to visit factories, warehouses, etc. in Pittsburgh and surrounding territory Write A 4. Press office.

4.90 5.00 4.60 4.70 eloctt. rTienos oi ins lamiiy are respectfully invited to attend. fJCHOENIG On Tuesday. Nov. 1927, at 11:15 p.

Robert Henry Schoemg. of scariet fever, at the home of his parents. 1222 Spring Garden ave- Robert Henry, beloved son of Leo and Theresa Boll Schoemg. aged 8 years. Interment on Thursday morning.

Nov. 3, at lo o'clock. No funeral. SUA On Wednesday. Nov.

2. 1927. at 12:10 a. Martina Elizabeth Shay (nee Jestoip). aged 4(5 years, beloved wife of Lome Shay, at her residence, 839 Beech st East Pittsburgh.

Funeral from the home of her stf-ter. Mrs. Fred Spalding. 1221 Palo Alto Northside, on Friday. Nov.

4. at 2 p. m. interment in Greenwood cemetery. THOMPSON At Philadelphia.

Pa, on Monday. Oct. 31. 1927. Han.

Id W. Thompson, son of the late Ida Iri-e Thompson, aire 33 years. Funeral services at Wilhson's funeral home. 600 Cedar ave. Nortlujde, Pittsburgh.

Thursday afternoon. Nov. 3. at 2:30 o'clock. Friends of the family are re-speetfuMy invited to attend.

Interment private. Please omit flowers. WAI-DFOGLK On Tuesday. Ttv. 1.

1927. at 1:60 a. Elizabeth Waklfogle (nee Conlin). wife of Emil Waldfogle. in ber 70th year.

Funeral from the family residence, 60 Bridge Etna, on Thursday. Nov. 3, at 8:30 a. m. High mass of requiem at St.

Joseph church. Sharpsburg, at 9 o'clock. Fnenda of the family are respectfully invited to attend. WALKER Cm Wednesday momimr. Nov.

2. 1927, at 3:10 o'clock, Harry Ellsworth Walker. ared 3 years, son of Frank and Ruth Walker, (nee Eaton). Funeral services at the parents' home. Maple Ave.

Extension. Corao polls Heights. Pa-, on Friday. Nov. 4 at 2 p.

m. Interment in Cora-opolis cemetery. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. WATSON On Monday afternoon, Oct. 3T.

1927. at 12:10 o'clock. Benjamin father of Helen E. Watson, Services at his late resilience. 6419 A relia East End.

on Wednesday evening at o'clock. Interment at Friendly. W. Va. WAAC On Sunday, Oct, 30, 1927.

at 11 p. Joseph Waag. beloved husband of Adeline Weiser Waag. in his eighty -ninth year Funeral on Thursday, Nov. 3, at 8 -30 a l.

from his late residence, 812 Phineaa st Northside. Solemn requiem high mass at St Mary's Roman Catholic church, Loek-hart st- at 9 a. m. Members of the Holy Name society. Sacred Heart league.

Holy Rosary society and frienda of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Please omit flowers. WATERS On Wednesday. Nov. 2.

1927. at 7 40 a. Arthur Stanley Waters, beloved husband of Margaret Hassler Waters. Funeral from his late residence. 11.12 OewLn Elliott.

Notice of time later. WESSEL Suddenly, on Monday, Oct. 31. 1927. at 4:30 John, beloved husband of Mary Wessel.

in his seventy-fourth year. Funeral from the residence of his danghter, Mrs. Andrew Smith. 618 Blessing st. Notice of funeral later.

Cleveland (O.) papers please copy WILLIAMS On Tuesday, Nov. 1. 1927, at 3 05 p. Mrs. Ross Williams, wife of the late Joseph Williams, formerly of Franks to wn rd.

Funeral from the Eaton Funeral Parlor, 733 Ross ave, WUkinsburg. Requiem high mass at Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament. Roman Catholic church. Franks town are, Friday morning. Nov.

4. at 9 a. m. Interment in MU Carmel cemetery. WOODS On Wednesday.

Nov. 2, 1927 at 6:10 a. m. Sarah Headlam Woods, wife' of James Woods, in her fifty-first year. Funeral services at the family home.

1432 Banks-vine Banksville. on Friday Nov 4. at p. m. Pythian Sisters, No24-and friends of the family are respectfully invited.

MEN THE KEYSTONE ELECTRO LUX, INC. IS DESTROUS OF SECr RING FIVE F-PFRITNTED MEN CAPABl-r. tJir tSVisiKG NEW fLESMEN IN TV TIIAILNG Nt JdBE ABLE TO PROCURE PRODUCTION FROM YOUR EN. SALARY ANf Vl BASIS BRING RKFKW1- NCE.S. 402 PROFESSIONAL BLDG.

429 PENN AVE. tne nome oi L-ray uroa. (o 400 i.iiu-oni Bellevue, Thursday. Nov. 3.

at 2 p. m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. OA2VSTKR On Tuesday. Nov.

L. 1027. at 8t4( a. Joseph Ganster. beloved husbaiKl of Caroline GausUr (nee GaiwUT) in hia sevei i ty -f our tli year.

Funeral from the faio-lly residence. 32 Gree'y ave Wctt Etna, on Friday. Nov. 4. at a.

m. Hit-'h mass of requiem at All Saints Roman C'athoiic church at 9 o'clock. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. GRAHAM On Tuesmj. rrov.

1. 1027. at 12:30 p. Stella Marie Ketner Graham, wife of the late Henry T. Graham.

Funeral from her late residence, 130 Plymouth Duquesne Heights, on Friday, Nov. 4. at :30 a. m. Solemn hnrh mass of requiem at St.

Mary's of the Mount church at 9 a. m. Friends of the family and members of the Rosary Society of St. Mary's of the Mount church are respect-gully invited to attend. Syracuse (N.

papers please copy.l CRIME On Monday, Oct, 31. 1927. at 7:25 i. Carolina Grime (nee Fisher), beloved wife of William Grime, Sr. Services at the ciLapel of Grime Blair.

4112 Main city, on Wednesday, Nov. 2, at 8 p. m. Interment Thursday mornme in Allegheny cemetery. GROSS On Wednesday.

Nov. 2. 1927. at 3:10 a. husbuid of Louise Reuber.

in his seven ty-eiphth year. Funeral from his late residence, 2735 Sumner st 16th ward. Pittsburrh. Tune of funeral later. HAGMEIER At Newark.

0 on Wednej- day. Nov. 2. 1927. at 2 :20 a.

Georre J. Hajrrneier. husband of Bertha Haas Hair-meier. aed 59 years, father of Bessie brother of A. J.

and William P. Ila-rneier of Pitvibunrh, Harry W. and Dr. O. C.

Hafrmeier of Sea Side. Oretron. Servu'ee FYi-cay at 3 p. m. at Zimmerman's cemetery.

Carnck. Pittsburgh, via arrick car Chf-Um blvd. Friends of the family are respectfully invifed. HKINAUEB On Monday. Oct.

SI. 1927. at 5 a. Hi Andrew Heinauer, beloved husband of the late Mary R. Bcidsqit (nee Blirkhart) in his seventy -seventh year.

Funeral from his late residence, 310 Singer McKees Rocks. on Thursday, Nov. 3. at 8:30 a. m.

Requiem hieh mass at St. Mary's Roman Catholic church. McKees Rocks. at 9 a. m.

Interment in St. Mary a cemetery, McKees Rocks. Friends of the family and Knights of St. Georsre Branch 20 respectfully invited to attend. Butler (Pa.) papers please copy.

IIF.ILI.MAVN On Weflnesday. Nov. 2. 1927. at 2:40 a.

Elizabeth Siebert Ileillmann. in her thirty-second year, beloved wife of Karl Heillmann. Funeral from her late residence. 296 Jones ar. Sixth ward, on Saturday.

Nov. at 2:30 p. m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. HOFFMAN On Tuesday.

Nov. 1. 1927. at 5:15 p. Louisa Hoffman (nee Swit-zer wife of Jasob Hoffman in ier fifty-mnlh year.

Funeral services on Friday, Nov. 4 1927. at 2 at her late residence 7344 Dentuston ave. Swisjsvale. Pa.

Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. HOHMAVN On Sunday even in r. Oct. 30. 1027.

at 5:45 ckv-k. Ma'hilrii i'irle Hoh- TWO furriers, experienced on fur coats repairing and remodeling: must be capable of doing the work. Apply at once. 1320 450 4.W) 4.37 4.60 4 .55 4.40 5.00 Mo Pacine 'w do. 5s.

"26-40 do 5 4 a. "26-38 Y. (Ventral 4 4 s. 6s, "26-38 do. Os.

"26-35 do 7s. '2 6-35 A St Lo 4 4-5 26-38 A tin 26-35 Norf A stern 4 4s tc 7e 2rV20 4 50 4.75 4.65 4.50 6.25 4.45 4.65 jiy otp i. Altoona. Pa. Ja" Da tt IZI it 77: TWO neat appearing young men 18 to 24 to travel.

825 week to start and traveling expenses; rapid advancement. Mr Peters. Chatham Hotel 4 to 7 p. m. 4 .35 4 55 4.55 4.65 Mexitensivo engraved Christmas cardTex- M4Ptnii.t; Srents BmalTer towns wanfedt start now and tsnn .1 l'd earn 5.500 before Chriiu on Wednesday, Nov.

2. at 8 P. m. Interment Thursday morning- at 10 30 a. m.

Please omit flowers. KELLY Suddenly, on Tuesday, Nov. 1. J927, at 11:15 a. Andrew J.

Kelly. of 4136 Burelow blvd. Funeral services at the Third Presbyterian church. Fifth and Nepley, Friday afternoon, Nov. 4, at 2:30 o'clock.

KIKK On Wednesday. Nov. 2. 1927. at 3-45 a Kleanw Booth Kirk, beloved wife of Richard D.

Kirk. Funeral services at the family residenj-e, 856 North Canal Nortruside. Friday. Nov. 4.

at 8 p. m. Friends of the famiiy are resieclfully invited to attend. Interment private Saturday morning. KJJXKNEB Suddenly, on Monday.

Oct. 31. 1927. at 1:20 p. Phil Kbnkner.

beloved sou of Peter C. and Lillie Breminer Klinkner. in his twenty-third year. Funeral services at the parents' residence. 1 002 Ixiwrie st, Troy Hill.

Northside, on Thursday. Nov. 3. at 2 p. m.

Friends of the family are remtectfully invited to attend. Interment private. You rurs town (O.) papers please copy.l KLINKNER on Monday. Oct. 31.

1927. at 1 r20 p. m- Phil Klinkner. beloved son of Peter C. and Lillie Breinmprer Klinkner.

in his twenty-third year. Funeral services at the parents' residence, 160'J Uiwne Troy Hill, Northside. on Thursday. Nov. 3.

at 2 p. m. Friends of the family are resiectfully invited to attend. CYounKstown (O.) papers pleaae copy.l KOI.L At Altoona. on Tuciay.

Nov. 1 1927, at 1 a. Kdward Koll, beloved husband of Mary SU'hle Koll. aped 66 years. Ftuieral will take place from the residence of his sister, Mrs.

Klizabeth Leagle. o4 Mwlison ave, Northeide. Notice of time later. IASTZ On Tuesday. Nov.

1. 1927. at 9-30 p. Mabel wife of Benedict J. Lantz (nee McClure).

aeed 24 years. Fn-neral from her late residence, POO Madison N. S. Notice of time of funeral later. MILLIGAN On Tuesday.

Nov. 1 1927. at 10 '2u a. m- Walter R. Millisan.

beloved husband of Mamie M. Milligan (nee Cox), in his 3f)th year. F'uneral services at his late residence. 1925 Charles Northside, on Thursday. Nov.

3. at. 2 p. m. Frienda of the family are resiiectf ully invited to attend.

MOOECEOFT Suddenly, on Tuesday. Nov. 1. 1927. at 6:15 p.

Harold C. Moorcroft, husband of Julia K. Moorcroft. in his twen-ty-eigrhth year. Funeral services at the resi.ience of his parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Moorcroft. 2203 Hobson Brookline. on Fridav, Nov.

4. at 2 p. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. MCKINLEY On Monday, Oct. 3L 1927', at 5:45 p.

Marg-aret McKinley. widow of Rxibert McKinley, Sr ln her ninty-flifth year. Funeral services at the family residence. Bncelyn and Tokio sts-, Bruiihon, on Wetinesday evemiif at 8:30 o'clock. Friends of the family and members of Homewood Presbyterian chnreri are reepectfuriy invited to attend.

Interment private Thursday morninsr. MfTACCF On Monday. Oct. 31. 127, at 7 20 p.

John Joseph, yoararest child of Joseph and Alice Roach McTayme, agred 1 year. 10 months. Funeral from the frrandparents' residence, and Mrs. John Roach. 1005 Bingham st, Southstde, on Thursday.

Nov. 3. at 2 p. m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend.

I.OCHNER On Monday. Oct. 31. 1927. at 1 :30 p.

Ferdinand M. Lochner. beloved husband of Mary Lochner (nee Bender aired 65 years. Funeral from the family b-jnie, 4923 Yew on Thursday. Nov.

3. at 8:30 a. m. Hitrh mass at St. Joseph's church at 9 a m.

Friends of the family and members of Branch No. 6. Knights of St. George, are respectfully invited to attend. MrFAIL On Sundaj.

Oct. 30. 1927, at 11:40 p. at the Wet Penn hospital. Charles B.

Mi-Fail, husband of Malvma M. McFail. aged 65 years. Remains at the home of W. H.

Wood Co- Forbes st. and MeKee pl Oakland, where services will be held by Commandery. No. 1. Knights Templar, on Wednesday.

Nov. 2. at 8 p. m. Friends of family and Knights Templar are respectfully invited to attend.

Interment 1 in ate on Thursday, Nov. 3. ITampa and Los Anreles (CaD papers please copy.l MeGCIRE On Tuesday. Nov. 1.

1927. at 11:45 p. Frank McGnire. beloved husband of Mrs. Bridget McGuire (nee Btirk).

Funeral at the residence of his brother-in-law. John Burk. 5115 Duncan on Friday. Nov. 4.

at 8:30 a. m. Requiem mass at St. Kieran's Roman Catholic church. 53rd and Carnegie at 9 a.

m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to at tend ILatrobe. Cleveland (O.) Chicago (TH.) papers please copy. 3 KEILLY On Tuesday. Nov.

1. 1927. at 1:40 p. m- at his residence, 7130 Hermitage John J. Reilly, beloved husband of Mary Kilgallen Reilly.

Funeral on Friday, Nov. 4. at 8:30 a. m. Solemn requiem high ma6s at Holy Rosary Church at 9 a.

m. Piease omit flowers. ROBERTSON At the Suburban General hoipiiaL Bellevue, Monday. Oct. 31.

1927. at 7 a. James Robertson. Sr in his eishty-sixih year. Husband of the late Agr.es Falls Robenson.

Funeral servK-es at the home of his son. James Robertson. 3707 Atkins st N. S- Pittsburgh. Notice of time later.

S4HERI On Mcmovv. Oct. 31. 1927. at 2 a.

Eugene, beloved infant of Andrew ami Seherm 'nee Quinn). aged 15 months. Funeral from the parents residence, 230 Thirty-eighth on Thursday. Nov. 3, at 8:30 a.

Amjel mu at St. Fruit Exp 7s IVnna 2b-35 4 4 -5s 26-39 TU arsiiiette 6 26-35. 4J5 4.40 4.85 4.35 Card Co. Buffalo. N.

I REMAN mas s. 6.O0 (4.9( A M'fVvV 1. with car for out of town. Call between Phila. Ralid Transit Called aim v.

ni summeriea EL. E. EXPERIENCED TIRE VULCANIZE! -Mnst be able to deal with trade and: BhSeood PAST RECORD, Wbile miy-: steady lob- no Sunday or nigbt woi. Independent Tire Repair Co, Center" Juid: ICalied GARDENER (white) for small suburban 4.45 nome; men and w-men can earn SIS to fZt a week writing showcards: no canvassing or soliciting; we instruct you and supply you work: write today. The Menhemtt Co, IMimimon Toronto.

Can. 5.05 i't! Ls 1 r. Pitts McK A Yootrh 6s 26-35 Reading Co. 4 4 -5s 2-32 Seat) A of Sou Pactlic 4 4 -oa do tie 26-35 '26-35 miiji. mil SHjuth Linden ave.

Montroee 0470. t.oO 5.00 Knell d. 4.70 WEATHERSTRIP installers. experienced wanted. Spear's Weatherstrip Co.

426 Fourth ave. SALESMAN. 26-'3H 4.50 I5.0O (5K) (4 55 I4.70 4 50 15.00 South Ry. 4 4s5s 5 4s do 6s a i St A os 2b- 35. do 5s '2(- 3i -Union Pac 7s 4 4s 5s.

-(- 38. Vir Ry (is i4.9( 14.37 4.90 4.55 14 40 I4.9 14. 90 (4.4 4 .55 14.37 14.90 ,4.45 4.9U 14.95 14.70 14.90 We need two crew managers at once vt are not only able to sell bat capable of leaching others and taking full charsre. Phone Atlantic 41ir7 lor appointment, auk for Mr. Newmm.

DRIVER for Chevrolet truck; temporary wr.rk Steel City Sheet Tin Plate, 119 S. Tenth st South Side. MAN, elderly, useful, for light work in fur-niture store. 10 weekly. 115 Anderson North bide.

.55 do o- os j5.00 DESIGNERS. Wabah Cs '2f- 35 West Md West Pac 5 4s 38" WALE oa i6- 35 EXPERIENCED vulcaniaer wanted. Key-sUme Tire St Service Co. 1438 Walnut MeKeesport. ,5 05 ..5.05 On Deisel engines, jigs and fix-res.

elec-n-ical appliances and ornamental iron: all out of town; good salanee. See Mr. Robinson. Business Service Co- 8Q2 Park bldg. FARM HAND, experienced: must be A-l milker.

Apply R. Colbert. Valencia. Pa. asked prices Following- are the bid and for the iwm menuotied: 1 Ask METAL WORKERS.

For auto body and fenders at once. Automotive Construction Co 217 Sooth EucUd ave. EXPERIENCED nushelman and presf-r, steady work, good pay. Call Bell Dry Cleaning Co. Corao polls.

Pa, at onee MEN wishing to become firemen, bnkemm. colored tram or sleeping car porters- large standard roatls: write immediately for application blank: 1125-S250 month: experience unnecessary. Railway Institute. DuttU 67. Indianapolis.

Ind. YOUNG MEN 17 TO 25. Experience unnecessary. ATI expense rwrfd and "rl'M) to 1 75 monthly when qualifiecl. Room 704.

Radio dept. 331 Fourth ave. 2 MEN TO SOLTcTt Order for coal: full or part time. Apry at H2Q8 Fraokstown ave tx-twoen 5-7 p. m.

MEN. high clans, to oten new U-rn lory for good lines of men women'g and children's hosiery: must le capalle of appointing and supervKiing agents (filing direct to Uo home. Write 74. Prwi office. 4 MEN wanted, saiary and ciimmission, to work in Rochester.

MeKeesport. New Kens-Irrrton anrl Fi'tsburgh: training school now enrolling. Appiy 10 a. m. 313 Empire bldg.

MOVIES Men. women, children: opportunity to become motion picture acton. Write Bellwyri Motion Pictures Corpu. 8 Fourth Brooklyn. N.

Y. TWO young men to travel with saies manager; western Pennsylvania and West Virginia; good ot-portunity for live wir-n. Mr. Feiler. 5100 Jenkms Arcade.

8 to 9 a. m. Beat!) Notices fcHOEMAKER wanted, experienced; employment. 724 Franklin ave. Wood-lawn 1 95-M YOUNO MAS Neat appearing wishing to further education, will pay Sis salary and college expenses.

Apply in person. a. m. and 6 p. Mr.

Beirne. 505 Fiti-simons bldg. i mann. wife of Antnony Hohrnann. in her seventy-mnth year.

Funeral from the resi- IIFV On Tuesday. oy. 1 1927. at Gabriel Alleva. beloved husband li'ip -ivlvia Orsatu Alleva.

and father Avehne Daiitomo. of Pittsburgh. V'i Mrs. KosaJia Orsatti and Mrs Dallia SALESMEN ExTwerience salary, expenses and bonus: steady employment. Urova- Do -ranee Eiectnc Co.

Jenkins Arcade. TROMBONE, saxophone, banjo player wanted who doubles on guitar. Call Homestead WINDOW trimmers with crepe paper experience V4 prefer men with ears. Applr rear 2G38 Fifth ave. between and li) a.

m. lus daiurhters residence. 512 ve -orthsu1e. on Kndity. Nov.

4. 1 Bicsfinsr services at Queen of ATTENTION. PITTSBURGH COMMA ND- argua oeiween and p. iirintv-h at t- ri EXPERIENCED man. age 25 to 35.

for furniuire repairing and uphobwering one who can rub but and fill in etc salary go. 50 day. Write 67. Pres office. PRINTING salesman wanted, good proposition for live man; salary and comoiis-gion.

Write 37. Press office. Ail s.r knights are directed to report at Masonic temple. Fifth and Tennyson aves 34 7:30 Wednesday. 2.

in full templar uniform, to attend the vuedto attend Interment private in NorYloi.le Catholic cemetery. iDK.VV..lr.h.ia (Pa.) papers please copy.l EXPERIENCED canvassers wanted. Apply 2820 Penn ave. Thursday morning between 8:30 and 9:30. fT.

WANTED A fireman white), ln manufacturing plant in lower North Side; must be sober and competent. Apply with refer -erace. Write Press of 4 lacsrai 01 Jir xviiimii naries McFail. oMt of RALPH S. DA VTS Comm ander.

1Q-7 at 2.15 p. Benedict Baj-tbero-x. rT of the lat Benedict and Josephine Bart-He is survived by a sister, Jrtrs. PIN SETTERS. 18 years of ae.

pay every night. Haus Recreation Parlor. 301 Federal st, N. S. 101 i 99 IOI 101 Ti 1109 1 03 10O 103 100 95 1(() Vs .100 100 1 OO t.

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W'jeel St Corp 5 las 4S ROY wanted for running errands: good chance for learning trade. 305 Blackstone blug. NEED fonr real bonw-to-lini representatives; bi? money; inresur- Xr. Risne-berger. lioosevelt Wednesday and Thursday.

aLKSM EN Catholic Jf S5 daily to start you and you are willing to work. atply 8 to a. 324 Fourth FIREMAN for low pressure boiler. Weaver CosteUo A 238 Second ave. WALKER'S Employment.

2o6 Stanwix butler Japanese houseman, counterman, chef. 5135: eecond cook. once oi ner uaucDwr, i nomas rvrun-ner, 2810 WaiUw Northside, on Thursday Nov. 3. at 8 o'clock.

Requiem hiph mass at St. Leo's church. Brichton at 8:30 o'clock. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Take Brighton ni.

car No. 6 to Woodland ave. Interment in St. Teresa's cemetery. Perrysville.

HOMOLA On Monday. Oct. 31. 1927 at 11 p. Oswald Hornola.

Funeral from the chapel of Schcllhaas Son. 707 Eat st- Northide. on Thurday. Nov. 3.

at 0 30 a. m. Requiem mass at St. Mary Roman Catholic (hun at 10 a. m.

Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. HOOK On Wednesday. Nov. 2. 1927, at 1:50 a.

nv Eva W. Hook (nee Hyrei formerly of 6926 Greenwoxi beloved wife of Geore W. Hook, aired 33 year. Funeral from the funeral home of W. Winter 4 730 Frier dship ave, at Cedarnlle 8t.

Sol tice of time later. IXGOI.H Suddenly, on Tneoday. Nov 1 1927. Anthony G. Insrold.

beloved husband of Mary Inerdd. atl 30 years, at the family residence. 362t Frazier Oakland Funeral on Friday. Nov. 4.

at 8:15 a rrf Hifrh mass of reciuiem at St. Aftnea church at 9 a. m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. KE1L --On Monday.

Cxt. 31. 1927. at 9 20 John Jacob belove.1 husband of Ella V. Keil nee Hilbert), and lather of Marjone Keil Benton.

Funeral aervices at hi late residence, 637 Butler sU. Etoa. Pa Rioni 1011. THIRD-HAND baker wanted. Wilde a Bak-ery.

1711 DRIVER solicitor for dry cleaning plant. F.PFHIENCED mMraxIrie canvajwers. btt fur crew in the city. Jm. JAP or Filipino houseman, bauer.

cook. enODierman. Roehrig Employ aien t. 414 Sixth ave. SOLICITOR wanted, for retail cleaning plant: must be able to drive truck.

Write 263. Eact End Press office. o. i mi ireu ouics. manager at ZU0 Jenkins Arcade.

inplune A. Hos. and a mete. jirs. iina VKeni? Funeral from his late residence.

ItiOt Wataon t. Notice of time later. hi is At the Presbyterian hospital, on Monoay O't. 31. 1927, at 30 a.

ian-ec Bliss- Funeral from the home of vi, Kendnek, 233 Aipme Northside. on Thursday. Nov. 3. at :30 a ni Solemn hssrh majs at St.

Peters Koman Catholic church, corner of Ohio st. and Sherman at 9 a. m. Friends of iae family are respectfully invited to attend. BOSTON On Tuesday.

ov. 2. 1927. at 2 a. Rev.

S. L. Boston, husband of Jennie Keifer Boston and lather of Rev. John K. Boston, Mrs.

Oswald Pritchard and Miss Pauline Boston. Funeral from the chaoel of Seheilhaas 4 Son, 707 East In MemoTiam In remembrance of my dear brother Valentine Lang, who died eeven years ago today Nov 2. Gone but not forgotten, and never shall you be. for you left a wound in mv heart that cannot be healed. tiTl we meet at Jesua' feet.

Sadly missed by Sister Julia. In loving memory of Mrs. Anna WIIHams who died Nov. 2. 1926.

Sadly missed by daarhter and granddaughter. In loving memory of onr dear mother Mrs. Mary Dolan. who departed this life nine years ago today. Nov.

2. 1918. Sadly missed by bur children. Mary. Margaret and Harry.

BUTCHER wanted; first-class counter man. Samier Homewood. PAtLEa- union A. E. Burnett.

2124 I'ltth ave. PORTER for barber shop: good shoe shiner; reference. 215 East Ohio st. SHOE CLERK Young man. experienced GLICK S.

6245 Prankstown ave. sTTfS MANAGER Distributor; exceptional opportunity new prluct: exclusive sales contract. Phone Mr. Freedliero. Roose- velt hotel.

FARN while you learn; men employed or unemplcved to tram for telegraph puaa- tiono. 3()i State "idg. rftvw manager with car and $150: alo LRjaeSren to 'tjk, "ihou 'ta-337 First ave- 2nd Hour. 8 to D- WEATHERSTRIP mechanic. high-grade union man.

wanted. Call 510 Magee bldg 4 to 5 p. m. TAILOR, experienced, wanted, who cao tk cars of store. 52-d WaJtut St.

PRODUCE salesman, experienced, wanted. Sander A Homewood are. TOUNG man with car for credit department. Apply Jlr. Murphy.

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