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TUESDAY. DECEMBER 31. 1935 Other Press Departments, Court 7209 Want Ad Headquarters, Coart 4909 NINETEEN PITTSBURGH PRKSS DEATH NOTICES N.Y.Bond Market LONDON SILVER EXTENDS GAIN Bullion Dealers Boost Price For Third Consecutive Day By The United Press NEW TORK. Dec. 31 Following is a list of bonds traded in today on the New York Stock Exchange: IT.

S. GOVERNMENT BONDS (Decimals represent 32nds; 101.31 means 101 31-32) Sales fin S100O. High Low Last UTreas 4s Ill 4 111.1 111.4 2 Treas 3 4.1-47. H8 18 196.18 198.18 lTr3 40-43 Ju 107 29 107.29 107.29 4 Treas 3 "4 44-46. 105.18 1(5.

11 105.15 3 105.24 105.24 I1 41. .108.20 108.20 108.20 31! 10.1.28 10.1.28 3s 51-55. .102.31 102.27 102.31 3s 46-48. .10.1. 2 103 103.2 2' 55-80.

100 .2 99.31 100.2 1 45-47 1(11 1 1(11 ini 1 29 Treas 1 Treas 7 Treas 58 Treas 31 Treas 92 Treas 43 Treas 12 H'imeOwn 25 Home Ow 3s 52. 101 100.29 10l' 2 i 49 Uli 93 Ull 211 itU Low Last 103 4 103 4 75 4 75 76 4 76 76 4 76 4 8(1 8o 99 99 4 87 4 87 4 106 107 69 70 68 68 4 914 914 61 52 4 66 4 67 105 4 105 4 87 4 87 4 97 4 87 4 96 96 95 4 95 4 100 4 10O4 57 67 4 go 4 98 98 96 96 1174 1174 102 4 102 4 1054 1054 1174 1174 1134 1134 108 108 103 4 104 4 103 102 4 38 4 29 4 96 4 96 98 98 64 64 61 61 2 2 106 107 63 63 98 4 98 4 86 86 28 28 4 99 102 4 98 4 102 105 107 4 105 109 4 85 4 85 V. 106 4 106 4 84 4 85 4 103 103 104 104 4 103 4 103 106 106 103 10.14 99 4 99 4 Sales (In S1000) Hifh 1 SoColPwr 6s 47.. ".103 4 I 8 SoPacific 4 4 81 7o 12 do 4 4s 68 76 4 6 SPae 4 4s 76 4 10 do col 4s 49.. 80 4 44 do ref 4s 55....

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105 4 1 UnPac ref 6s2008.117 4 18 do 1st 4s 47.. ..1134 1 do ref 4s 2008 108 17 do 4s 68 104 4 43 Rubber 5s II rni 6s 35 29 4 3 Utah 6s A 44 96 7 do 5s 44 98 4 41 Util PL54s 47 64 4 23 do 5s 69 ww 61 10 Cm 4 4s.14as. 2 10W Va Elec 4s 55.. 107 1 Va Irn tc 5s 49 63 36 Wabash 1st 5s 39. 98 4 3 do 2d.

5s 39 86 .10 do 4 4s 78 29 4 22 Wal 6 4s 35 102 4 7 do 6 4s.15rctww. 102 5 Walwo 6s A 45... 1074 62 Wal 6s 45 ret 109 4 8 Warner Bro 6s 39 86 4 2W Pen Pw 5sG56.106 4 51 West Sh 4s 2.161.. 85 4 4 West Cn 64s 36.1034 17 do Bs 60 104 4 11 do 5s 51 103 1 do 6s 38 108 10 do 4 4s 60 103 4 2Wh SM 6s 36 xw. 99 4 By The United Press LONDON, Dec.

31 The world silver market extended its recovery today, bullion brokers fixing a price of 22 1 2 pence an ounce equivalent at current exchange to 49.97 cents 6 led FM 3 84.102.20 192.20 102.20 14 Fed FM 4s 49.. 101.6 101.4 101.6 11 Fed FM 3s 47 101 .19 101.19 101.19 FOREIGN BONDS .1 Akershus 5s 87 4 97 87 1 Ar.tioq 7s 45... 7H 7H 4 7s 45 7 7 7 5 Antwerp 5s 58... 100 100 100 20 Ardent 6s A 57... 98 i 98 4 98 "i an American fine ounce a gain 7 penny and off 0.99 American cents from yesterday's quotation.

It was the third consecutive 16 ad UU f)B JO OO HUM MO 1 12 1 5 do June 69 98 hk 98 do Oct 59 98 98 Is do 6s May 60 98' 98" do Hs Sept. 60... 98 98 do Feb 61. t8 98 do tis May el 98 i 98 do 6 'is 62 96 95' US'm 98 Utt 98 98 98 95 two to 10 X'ance in the bar price and followed 4 the crisis which prevailed for weeks and plunged world prices the lowest levels in more than year. a Australia 56.

99 4 99 'n 99 I 5 Belgium 7a 1 do 7s 56. 55 118-4 118'4 .108 4 108 4 108 4 Buying again was attributed to Far Eastern interests and to bears 1 do 6'i8 49. 1 BerhnEIR 04i 109 4 109 4 109 56 32 32 32 1 4 Bolivia 8s 47 25 do 7s 58 3 do 7s 69 6 Brazil 8s 41 3 do i'js 26-57. 8 do 6 Vj 27-57 3 BrazilCenR 7s 52. 10 Bremen 7s 35.

4 BrisbaneCty 5s 57 2 HuenopA H4n 55 SRnpnns Afi filsr. 1 do Os Oct 60 4 7 7 27 21 i 22 4 33 4 94 4 98 4 9i4 9 4 8 8 7 7 26 21 214 33 94 98 91 9 '4 21 214 33 4 94 4 98 4 SS 91 4 94 Caldas 7 46 who covered on belief the decline had run its course. It was significant the London price today was fixed at a level above the New York parity price which was fixed at 49 i cents a fine ounce yesterday, the third successive fixing at that mark. Ability of the London market to stage a rally in the face of non-support from the United State Treasury was interpreted in some quarters as an indication that important interests had banded together to support the market. However, no forward or futures price was fixed.

Brokers when announcing suspension of dealings in that category less than 3 weeks ago indicated that trading would be resumed when the spot position was cleared up. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 112 lOtf'n 8 4 14 4 144 14 14 14 4 14 4 14 12 4 12 4 114 42 4 27 20 4 20 4 18 17 75 4 23 4 .18 4 914 9 4 100 4 Sales fin 51000) High Low Last 17ChTHau inc 5s 60. 61 61 61 1 ChiLnSta 5s 63.197 107 107 4 do' 4s 63 108 198 4 108 4 .1 ChiWInd cn 4s 52 99 4 89 4 99 4 26ChildsCo 6s 43... 734 73 734 21 ChileCop debos 47.10O4 100 4 100 21 CCCStL ref 5sD63 87 4 86 4 87 4 29 do 44s 77 784 77 784 2CleveShL 4 4s 61.105 4 105 105 1 ClevCnTer 5 4s 72.105 4 105 4 105 4 8 do 6s 73 101 100 101 15 do 4 4s 77 95 95 95 2 CleveChffs 4 sSO 101 4 101 4 101 4 1 ColFlIr cell os 43. 99 99 99 16ColIndus as .14...

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1 do cn 4s 38 St. 1 Mo 111 fis A 59. 10.1 102 4 10.1 10.14 103 4 103 4 I 71 71 71 35 34 35 184-18 18 .11 .12 4 33 37 .17 .17 112 4 106 4 8 4 14 4 14 14 14 14 14 14 12 4 12 4 11 'i 42 4 27 20 20 17 17 75 4 2.14 .17 91 4 9 4 100 Canada 5s 52 Canada 4s 60 CaucaVal 7Hs 48. Chile 7s 42 do Os 61 112 4 106 4 9 14 4 14 4 14 14 4 14 4 14 4 14 4 12 4 12 4 114 42 4 27 20 4 20 4 18 17 75 4 23 4 38 4 91 4 9 4 .10 4 10 4 9 20 1.1 16 25 20 16 14 3 1 6 23 6 1 4 1 14 1 do do do do 6s 62 tis Feb 61... 6s Sept 61 6s 60 Chile R.v 6s Jan61, Chile Bk 6s 62...

do 6s 61 Chilean 7s OO Chinese Ry 5s 51.. Cologne 6 50 Colo (is 01 Col Os Oct 61 ColAirBk 6 47... ColtBk 7s 46 Cordoba C'it 7s 37. Cos R7s Cuba 5 'is 45 Cuba 4 Vis 49 Cnndima 69.. Czechoslov Ss 51.

Denmark 6s 42 do 5'u 55 do 4 62 Domin 1st 5 Vi 40. Dorain 5 4 42 Dresden 7s 45 El 8s 48 ot Ern-Br 7s 54 ww. Finland 6s 45 5 3 1 1 .1 1 19 105 104 104 4 101 4 101 4 101 4 9.1 4 9.1 4 93 4 64 62 4 62 4 62 4 62 4 62 4 29 29 29 4.1 45 4.1 45 41 45 107 107 107 1 German 7s 49. 18 do 54s 65 1 Ger Air Bk 7s 50. 2 do 6s Jl 60.

2 Gt EP Jap 7s 44 5 Greek Gov 6s 68 2 Hun Mun 7s 46. .1 Ttal Cons 7s 47. .18 4 27 4 .16 33 4 93 4 25 31 54 52 63 4 9 4 38 4 27 4 .16 33 4 9.1 4 .18 4 27 4 36 33 4 93 4 31 31 54 52 6.1 4 99 4 54 52 62 99 4 3 Ital Pu Util 78 OS 22 Italy 7s 51. 9 Japan 64 54 NEW YORK, Dec. 31 Bar silver again was fixed at 49 cents a fine ounce today, the fifth consecutive trading session in which the metal was quoted at that level.

INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE HITSHIGHJINCE'31 Prices Recover Rapidly After Slow Start 89 314 89 314 47 4 7 4 47 4 4 A 38 do 5 4s 65 5 Kreu? 5s 59 ct S9 Vi 314 3 Lomb El 7s 52 47 4 5 Medellin 64s 54 7 4 12 Mendion 7s A 57. 474 47 7 47 4 53 160 103 26 5 4s ill sm-as 4 lo Milan 6 'as 52 53 4 52 2 Nord Rwv 64s 50 160 155 1 Norway 54s 65 .1034 103 19 Nuremb 6s 52. 20 4 26 4 3 Oslo 6s 55 1 Panama 5s 63 41 Peru (is 60 17 do 6s 61 8 Poland 8s 50 2 do 6s 40 .103 102 102 P- st. 56 4 12 4 124 9.1 4 78 4 28 4 58 4 12 4 12 4 93 4 78 284 56 12 12 93 78 28 3 Prussia 6 4s 51 By The United Press NEW YORK, Dec. 31 Stock prices as measured by the Dow-Jones average touched their 1935 low March 14 and then advanced almost steadily through the rest of the year.

The industrial average touched a new high since 1931. Rail and utility averages made their best showing since mid-1934. Railroad stocks were more erratic than industrials as car loadings lagged behind recovery in other lines because of high inventories. They picked up late in the year. Utilities were unsettled for a time uncertainty over new legislation but they rallied more than 100 per cent from the year's low.

A month by month compilation of the Dow-Jones averages with net changes from the previous month follows 30 INDUSTRIALS 4 4 4 4 4 4 -O- 1 Queensld 7s 41 .110 110 110 1 Rine 7s 46. 3.1 4 3.14 15 4 15 14 4 1.14 55 24 33 1 5 15 14 13 55 5 RieDe.lnn 8s 46. 5 RioGrDoSul 7s 66. 3 do 7s 67 17 do 6s 08 40 Rome 6 4s 52 3 Rumania 7s 59. 15 4 15 14 4 1 .1 4 56 24 24 4 4 4 4 4 EMPLOYMENT Male Help Wanted WATCHMAN Night: experienced driver: S5 week: references.

Apply daytime. 704 Magee garage. WINDOW TRIMMERS 10) Thoroughly experienced crepe paper trimmer: car required. Rvan Display Service. Broad and Station Street.

E. Pittsbu rgh Boggs Buhl will place well recommended man. over 25. in an established profitable outside selling position. Opportunity for promotion.

Car required. Thorough training to man who can qualify. Liberal percentage arrangement. Earnings paid weekly. Apply Employment department, balcony, 9:30 a.

m. and 2 p. m. sharp. Thursday.

AT ONCE 2 men. industrious, neat appearance: references. Apply 623 Bessemer Bldg. 8:30 to 12. Help Wanted Special WANTED Man with car: route experience preferred bnt rot necessary.

Rawleirh. Dept. PNL-432-M. Chester. Pa SATISFACTION is the rule Press Want Ad from a Sa Male Help Instruction AUTO MECHANICS Pittsburgh School of Trades.

405 Penn Ave. DIESEL TRAINING and SELECTIVE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE to those who quality. For qualification chart and Diesel Bulletin write AMERICAN SCHOOL, established 1897 not for profit A-485. Press. 6 Male and Female Help Wanted BOYS AND GIRLS To make good money.

Little work: lots of fun. Call Atlantic 3153. or drop postcard to Editor, 305 Lyceum Bldg. COOKExperienced. for restaurant, state age and experience.

Write 469. Press. MUSICIANS Two or three to Play in beer garden. Call Lehurh 6122 RELIABLE couple may have one room free for wife's service in rooming house. Fairfax 1285.

A Male Help Instruction CLASSES now being started in secretarial training, accredited high school subjects, art. drama, adv. and general business subjects. Pgh. Academy.

531 Wood St. SHORTHAND-Secretarial. Beginners or review. Jan. 6.

Boyd College. Bessemer Bldg. THEE months' secretarial conse. Business Training 207 6th Ave IF YOU want cash for household furniture, a Want Ad in The Pres will promptly solve your problem. Female Help Wanted BOOKKEEPER For insurance office.

tate age, complete experience, salary expected: prefer one with stenographic experience. 425. Press. COOK Experienced, white; also waitress, experienced; references. Volensky' Grill Delicatessen, 2203 Murray Ave.

COOK Woman, for drug store: must have ten or more years' experience in cooking and baking: good wages; reference required. 437. Press. GIRL General housework: stay nights: good home: S4 week. Penhurst 1757.

GIRL White. for general housework: star nights: small apartment. May. flower 4623. GIRL, White, about 25.

settled Protestant, housework, plain cooking: 2 children; no laundry: 58. Lehigh 3421. 1361 Terrace Mt. Lebanon. GIRL White, general housework, no cooking: good home 85.

2322 Shady. Hazel 5466. GIRL Foreign, general housework, plain cooking: ndnlt family; good home. Schenley 7372. GIRL Experienced white, general housework: stay nights: city references: $6.

2550 Beech wood Boulevard. Jackson 2073. GIRL White. East End preferred, general housework: good cook; capable taking charge. Home nights, $5.

Schenley 7136. GIRL White, housework, no cooking: apartment; good home. Call Jackson 4358. GlkL White. 18 to 25.

upstairs work, care 2 children, good home. References. Mayflower 8404. GIRL White, experienced, general housework; dependable; $5 week. Hazel 2110.

GIRLS 2). white, to share general housework and cooking. Stay nights. 55 each. References.

Mayflower 7960. GIRL 25-30, general housework, some cooking; must like children, S6 to start. Schenley 6688. GIRL From South Hills, for housework. Home night.

262 Academy. Mt. Lebanon. GIRL White, experienced general housework: some laundry: stay nights; references. Schenley 2008.

GIRL General housework, laundry, no cooking: experience; good home. S6. Jackson 1896. GIRL White. general housework: no washing; stay nights; reference required.

Montrose 6516. GIRL White, experienced, genera! housework, references, good pay. 3266 Parkview. Mayflower 3771. GIRL White, general housework: no cooking: stay nights: good home.

Schenley 3932. GIRL Wbite housework: experienced, help laundry; Sa; no other apply. Schenley unit). GIRL White, assist housework: no cooking: three adults: good home. Hazel 4229.

GIRL Young-, very light housework: stay night; no cooking or laundry. Hazel 0177. MAID Experienced. Tuesday afternoon until Sunday mornintr. Steady work.

References. Locust 2564. MAID White, general housework, cooking: no laundry; experienced; references. Hazel 0952. GIRL Experienced general housework, laundry age 20-30, city reference.

S5.00. Hazel 4573. GIRL For light housework, stay nights. Lehigh 1885-R. GIRL White for general housework, good wages: adults.

6924 Beacon St. GIRL Experienced: white: general housework; good home: S5. Walnut 0278. GIRLS (2) For trimming celery. Apply 2016 Pike Street.

GIRL White. mother's helper; good home, sterling 4Z94. GIRL Experienced, to work in grocery store. Black's Market. 2020 Murray Ave.

GIRL White, general housework: stay nights, good home. $5. Call Hazel 0414. GIRL General housework: like children: no cooking: good home. S4.

Hazel 5784 HOSTESSES Wanted, 6 white: must be experienced night club work: salary, commission. Apply in person. Javo's Jungle. Wylie and Fullerton. between 6 and 7 Tuesday evening.

LADIES Over 25. for direct selling. Appointments and training furnished. 803 Empire Bldg. MAID White, general housework, plain cooking: 3 adults; reference required.

Jackson 4040. MAID White, with-without laundry; small family. 718 Hastings St. Montrose 7882. MAID White, thoroughly capable.

Protestant, between 18-30: four in family: no laundry; S3 start: must be good plain cook. 1361 Terrace Drive. Mt. Lebanon GIRL White, over 25. general housework: one child; good home; S4.

Brandywine 0359-W. OPERATORS or dressmakers to maketsiik dresses on power sewing machines; experienced only. Elite Dress 023 Penn Ave. PAINT DEMONSTRATORS Experienced. write stating full detail.

Art students accepted. 424. Press. REMINGTON BILLER Experienced: stenographer and dictaphone operator, experienced. COBY'S.

Bessemer Bldg. SALESLADIES Inexperienced. SI 6 for 1st weens worR plus Donua ana commission: permanent if in earnest. Em-ployment manager. 803 Magee Bldg.

SOLICITOR Thoroughly experienced, prominent portrait studio: permanent position. Telephone Miss Gould. Atlantic 3369. TYPIST Experienced in typing account ants reports: evening work. Write 415.

Press. TELEPHONE solicitor Commission. The Studio Grande. 233 Oliver WAITRESS Thoroughly experienced: ref erences; must be over 20. Lucas Restaurant.

2803 Penn Ave. WAITRESS Mut be experienced. Call airiax B671. WHITE GIRL To assist with housework and take care of baby: no washing or cooking: go home nights: must live within walking distance of Highland and Fifth Aves: 5 week. Montrose 6898.

WOMAN White, part time housework: no laundry: must like children: 85. 643a Potter Near Graham and P. R. R. WOMAN White.

middle-aged. general housework: family of experienced. 459. Press. COMBINATION bookkeeper and teoogra- f'uu iihi i uii cnarge oi door: apply own handwriting: considerable ex-perlence necessary.

A 461. Press WE need 2 ladies to help with our Janu ary sales: start work Thursday. Apply immediately. 606 Clark Bldg. HILAND EMPLOYMENT.

319 Highland caitciicir-cu governess, couples, cooks, general house workers. Colored chambcrmaid-waitresa. $12.00 week. Female Help Instruction CRiri'l'I'U SfTTI-VIT. OW TIT A TTT-W 437 Pens Ave, Second Floor, at.

4034. EMPLOYMENT Female Help Instruction BEAUTY COURSF: Ms-son Felix Beauty School. 204 Xixon Bldg. Court 7583. Beauty course complete.

Still; private school. Kspy. 339 Fifth Ave. Room 30I. At.

21S2 MAISO FREDERIC BEAUTY SCHOOL. 207 6th Ave. Court 210Q. New catalog. 9 Situations Male ACCOUNTANT Wishe part-time bookkeeping, audit books, tax and income statements: reasonable.

480. Press. ACCOUNTANT-ACDITOK Certified quarterly, monthly reports, part time only. U. S.

and state taxes; qualified, modest salary. 4SI. Press. BOOKKEEPER Clerk, typist, efficient, owner of small job press, age 23. Box 153.

Allison Park. Pa. COLLEGE ATHLETE Well-bnilt. will labor, box. body rnard.

explore, travel, escort. 423. Press. HOTEL clerk and torekeeper Active, single, good habits, middle re: any honorable work, anywhere. Chas Doak, 118 Anderson phone Cedar 9920.

MEAT CUTTER Young, experienced, slaughter house experience. J. P. SitariW. Atlantic 6385.

PIANIST wants work with orchestra: have library. Everglade 0165. YOUNG MAN 21. wants work: hich school eraduate; has drivers license. Phone Fa.

6245. A Work Wanted CARPENTER General repairing, remodeling: reasonable. Hiland 3T8H. ELECTRICIAN Registered. desires an kind of electrical work.

Call Sal. -At-lantic 4153. FURNITURE upholstering, repairing ami reflnishing. guaranteed work, reasonable. Montrose 9903.

PAPERHANGING S2.50 room up. painting. 20 years experience. Mr. Megahan.

Fairfax 8149. PAPERHANGING. 2.50 room: trim both edees: wall paper, wholesale. Huntec Cedar 6530. PAPER HANGING expert.

$2 room, both edges trimmed: clean white mechanics; go anywhere. Crawford. Churchill 2591. PAPER HANGING, first class. S2 room, edces trimmed.

Dickinson, Penhurst 0317. PAPER and Hanging, room complete, 54.95. Work guaranteed. National. Atlantic 2295.

RADIO REPAIRING Expert radio engineers: free inspection. Avin Radio Laboratories. Jackson 1203. SEWING machines oiled and adjusted. $1: also electrical ervicin-.

Call Hazel 1847. SLIP COVER SETS, $3.95 Davenport and two chair made to order, including material: others. S5.95 to S19.50 per set: also curtains and 4rape. SI pair. Call Moore.

Churchill 3225. PITTSBURGri ASSOCIATION IMPROVEMENT OF THE POOR FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU SKILLED MECHANICS. HANDY MEN. Carpenter. Painters.

Plumbers. Electn. cians. Coal Carriers. Housemen.

Orderlies. Handy Men. Farmers. Pick and Shovel, etc. Capable dependable family men personally known to us.

Help us find these men work. Free Employment Bureau. 428 Duquesne Way Atl 4183 FREDDY ROSE Jass Piano. 10 easy lessons, 60c. Cedar 2261 10 Situations Female STENOGRAPHY or DICTAPHONE work, three hour daily.

15 week. experienced. good references. Write 411. Pi ess office.

CATERING Teas, luncheons ami parties, preparing and serving-, done hv refineil woman: best references. Mayflower 7691. DAY-WORK Rv excellent worker; best references. Calf Court 7390. GIRL Colored, wishes week's or dav work, SI.

50 day. Hiland 4504. evenings. GENERAL housework, eookinr. lmitulrv.

experienced middle aged white woman. 378. E. Prets. HOUSEWORK by the day or laundry work; city reference.

Court 4080. HOUSEKEEPER or pcncral housework: oest reicren-es: Phone Emerson JL30L HOME WORK wanted by woman with five-year-old girl: capable of taking full charge. 428. Press. LADY White, refined, wants care of children; afternoons and evenings.

Montrose 9492. I LAUNDRESSES, men and women clfan-ers. colored housegirls. Atlantic) 2T87. Imperial Employment.

STENOGRAPHER Experienced, temporary or permanent. S10 week, good references. Address Box A 412. Press office. SECRETARY Stenographer (lady thor-ougbly experienced, desires permanent position: best references.

450. Press. WOMAN American-German, with boy 1 1. want housework, good cook -and baker. Will go anywhere.

Prefer good home to high wages. 431. Press. WOMAN, settled, experienced, desires; housework; adult family. Churchill 8601.

WOMAN Colored, experienced, wants day or week's work, references. Montrose 6465. YOUNG lady desires work modeling coats, dresses: some experience: attractive; ap preeiate interview. 414. Press.

EFFICIENT Bookkeeper-Stenographer de. sires afternoon employment. Write 430. Press MATURE, refined woman wishes position as companion, nurse, housekeeper: experienced: references. Free to traveL J.

444. Press. RENTALS Furnished Rooms II BRENTWOOD 4109 Cloverlea Street: private family: modernistic home: single room: reasonable: reference. BROO KLINE Larue attractive well-furnished bed-livingroom. private bath.

1-3 gentlemen, garage. Locust 1153-J. CATHEDRAL DISTRICT Warm room, private home, radio. $3.50. Mayflower 8.194 before 7 P.

m. CATHEDRAL DISTRICT 4709 Fifth: large, well-furnished room. running water. Schenley 6580. CYPRESS.

5026 Bedroom. S3. 25: on- two housekeeping rooms, $4.50, $6.50. Schenley 7284. DORMONT Well furnished room, running water: business person; near cars.

Locust 1567-M. EAST END Thomas near 51 h-Penn: large third floor room, steam heat, unlimited phone, $3 weekly. Montrose 6349. EAST END Front room, parkin. Ho month.

5 minutes Penn-Highlend. Montrose 1185. EAST END Near B'orbes. warm room meals, tile bath, shower. Churchill 8197 EAST END.

635 Colins Front room with kitchentte: all conveniences: lurnace heat: reasonable. Hiland 3202. EAST END 147 South Fairmount. second floor, room and bath; residential district. FAIRMOUNT.

South. 136 Bed-living room, twin beds; hot water heat. Montrose 1265. FIFTH 5321 Larire front room, tile bath; newly decorated and furnished suitable two; superior quarters; rea-sonahle. LIBERTY near Baum Large second floor room, furnace heat.

Schenley 7616. MT. LEBANON Large front room, next bath, half square two car lines. $15 month. Lehigh 9369-J.

MT. LEBANON Wei furnished front bedroom: garage if desired. Lehigh 0311-W NORTH SIDE 611 Union sleeping rooms: furnace heat; reasonable. Fair-fax 9274. OVERBROOK Two furnished rooms, hot water beat, reasonable, small house, rarage, reliable.

Carnck 2592-R. PERRYSVILLE Ave. district Large cheerful room, new private home. Fairfax 0303. SCHENLEY DISTRICT 3900 Fifth A Nicely furnished room, convenient: reay-sonable.

Schenley 3 712 SHADYSIDE Attractive room. studio couch. Electric grill; unlimited phone: $4. Emerson 2170. SHADY.

1335 Widow's home: rooms, connecting bath. shower. telephone, parking. Hazel 5567. SQUIRREL HILL Bed-li vinixoom.

private bath, garage, furnace heat; entiles, Mayflower 0647. SQUIRREL HILL Room, unlimited phone: private modern home; convenient loca-tion. Hazel 2244. t- SQUIRREL HILL Convenient location; quiet gentile home; one or couple. Schenley 2243.

SQUIRREL HILL Catering to those desiring comfort and convenience; gentiles. Hazel 2866. SQUIRREL HILL Attractive bed-living room, next bath, private- home gentiles. Hazel 1618. SCHENLEY DISTRICT.

201 Lothroo. near Fifth Front room, notwater heat. Mayflower 9456. UNIVERSITY DISTRICT La.e front, light bed-livinxroom also sinele room, housekeeping apartment. Schenley 3218.

WILKTNSBCRG Comfortable room, furnace heat, home privileges: near car. Churchill 4083. THE GEORGETTE. 1104 Wood Wilkinsburg Comfortably tnrrished rooms, excellent meals: only S9 week; wonderful transportation: dinin room open to the public. Churchill 4362.

ATTRACTIVELY furnished, heated fsont room: shower bath, rarage; exclusive home. Mayflower 6157. 12 Untarnished Rooms BELLE VTTE 4 rooms, eecond floor: prl-vate bath: S28. Linden 0511-J. DENNISTON near Forbes 2 or 3 unfurnished rooms, second floor.

Hazel HOMEWOOD 2 large connecting rooms: furnace heat. See to appreciate. Ch. 0409. DEATH NOTICES Tantlinger.

Funeral service on Wednes day. January 1. at 2:30 p. m. New York.

Johnstown Pa.) and Hay-ville (O.) paper please copy. IH1.MAN Tuesday. December 31 1935 Edward George, infant son of Edward and Alice Ruetschi Uhlman. aged 7 months. Funeral service at the family residence.

137 East Penn View Un-dereliff. Friday at 2:30 o'clock. Friend invited. VOGT Of pennmonia. at 8utervllle.

Pa, on Sunday. December 29, at 8 p. Minnie Baer Phillips Vogt. late ot Fine-view. Pittsburgh, widow of George Vogt.

in her 73d year. Funeral service on Wednesday. January 1. at 2 :30 p. at the residence of her daughter.

Mrs. A. A. Wnnder. 15 East Forest Bellevue.

City. Friends are invited. WAELCHLI Sunday. December 29. 1935.

at 2:45 a. John, aged 80 years, beloved hnsband of Louisa Waelchli. Sery-ives at his late residence. 930 Wellesley East Bellevue. Wednesday, at 2 p.

m. Member ot Grutli Verein and friends invited. WEITERSHATJSEN' On Sunday. Dec. 29.

1935. at 8 a. Mary Hansen Weiters-hausen. wife ot Albert W. Weitershausen.

Funeval from her home. 281 Preston St, Crafton Heights, on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends invited. WILLOl'GHBT On Tuesday morning-. December 31.

1935 at 2:40 o'clock. Elizabeth Fisher, wife of the late Jonas P. Willonghby. in her 85th year. Funeral from her late residence.

Perry Highway and Keown Station Road. Perrysville. on Thursday afternoon. January 2. at 2 o'clock.

Services at Franklin M. E. Church. Ingomar. at 2:30 o'clock.

Friends invited. HROBLF.WSKI Suddenly. on Sunday. December 29. 1935.

Martin, husband of Caroline Wroblewskt and father of Mrs L. Carroll. Mrs. Laura Chance. Mrs.

John Briskey. Mrs. Paul Smid. at his late residence, 838 Progress St. Funeral on Thursday.

January 2. at 8:15 a. from the residence of hi daughter. Mrs. Paul Smid.

853 Suismnn St. Requiem mass at St. Cyprian's Church at 9 a. m. Friends invited.

NOTICES In Memoriam IN lorinr memory of Edward D. Millhiser. who died New Year' Day. 1935. Gone but not forgotten.

Sadly missed by his wife. Bertha. Funeral Directors JOHN KEKILTY FUNERAL HOME. 605 BRUSHTON AVE. PENHUR3T 2901.

RE A C. ROBINSON. FUNERAL HOME. 239 Shady East End. Mo.

0999. Florist GIDAS. 3707 FORBES ST. MA. 1753.

Sprays. $3. Baskets. $5. Cemeteries SACRIFICING 6 grave in Memorial Park.

Best section. Lehigh 0851-W. Community Mausoleums MOUNT ROYAL MAUSOLEUM Entombment Space Available. At. 3829.

LOST AND FOUND I Lost and Found AMETHYST set in old silver lost Saturday Commodore Restaurant. Reward. Montrose 1145. BEAGLE HOUND Black and brown; bootstrap collar: lost. Sheradan district, December 28.

Walnut 3939-J. BLACK SILK HANDBAG Lost. Shady Drive. East, to Lemoyne Monday night. Reward.

Lehigh 3332-R BOX LAUNDRY. East End: 6925 Chaucer, widow must replace; reward. Hiland 4015. BRACELET Diamond, last Tuesday afternoon. East Liberty shopping district.

Reward. Schenley 0290. DOBERMAN PINSCHER. female: black, tan: Perrysville Ave. district; reward.

Cedar 5147. FOX TERRIER With brown markings, wearing harness: answer "Teddy." Reward. Montrose 1715. GLASSES Woman' shell rims, lost Wilkinsburg or Edge wood. Saturday; reward Penhurst 4871.

GLASSES Lost near Rosenbaum's, opposite theater, Christmas Eve. Reward. Linden 3975-J. IRISH TERRIER Small female, reddish. "Sheila." Squirrel Hill district.

Reward. Mayflower 0329. MUFF Black seal. Saturday night. Sheridan Square Theater.

Reward. Hiland 1950. PIN Diamond bar, long: lost Schenley Hotel ballroom, Thursday. Reward. Lehigh 1643.

POLICE DOG Black, male, vicinity South Hills. December 28; reward. Hemlock 9364. PURSE Black knitted purse, lost on 6th Ave. Li.

0906-J. REAR WHEELSHIELD 1935 DeSoto. lost Mt. Lebanon. Dormont district.

Lehigh 3620-R SLIDE RULE Lost Monday 5 to 6:16 Liberty between Wabash Building and Barbeau St. railroad siding. Reward. M. A.

Gross. Court 4160 or Hazel 2237 WRIST WATCH Man white gold, vicinity Lake Elizabeth. Sunday. Reward. Walnut 1035-J.

WIRE HAIRED TERRIER Black-white, female puppy, name "Sassy:" child's pet: lost Homewood: reward. Hiland 0188 WRIST WATCH Gold. last Saturday. p. between downtown-North- Side; reward.

Lenign 34uu-j WIRE HAIR FOX TERRIER, male, lost. Montrose 1572. 6929 Bishop Eaet End. FOUND Nice white, tan spotted, female puppy: home wanted. Montrose 5576.

FOUND ON STREET CARS AND BUSES. DJSU. IB. Wedding ring Purse DEC. 19.

Bracelet Billfold Ring Purse DEC. 20 86 27 13 47 27 86 10 87 86 63 23 88 83 68 63 10 68 27 uroocn Purse Purse Purse Purse Kosary DEC. 21. Purse Purse Purse Purse DEC. 22 Purse Purse THERE is a cash market for all kinds of household goods for quick sale in the Want Ad pages of The Press.

EMPLOYMENT Male Help Wanted ADJUSTER wanted Experienced adjuster wanted by auto insurance company to take charge of it Pittsburgh Branch Claim Dept. Give full information including education, experience, reference, salary expected, and send picture. Our employe know of this ad. Write 494. Press.

BAKKR Dough mixer, supplying hotel, restaurant trade, who understands fermentation, handle men. take full charge doughs: only experienced man considered! rood opening for right party. 432. Press. DIE AND TOOL MAKER.

SIXTH FLOOR ARROTT POWER BLDG. EXPERIENCED house-to-house candy salespeople. Apply room clerk. Roosevelt Motel, naay. Jan.

3. to 1 or 3 to 8 GRADUATE engineers, age 25-30, development, rush; paint and varnish research chemist. COBY'S, Bessemer Bldg. FEED SALESMAN For Western Pennsylvania and Northern West Virginia territory. Give past experience and refer- ences.

P. O. Bon 892. Dayton. Ohio.

Man Wanted Neat appearing, reliable, married, over 25. for special work. Car essential. Pay discussed at interview. Apply employment department, Mr.

Harris. 9:30 a. m. sharp. Thursday.

The Famous Store Braddock, Pa. MEN Local company will employ 3 men. apparel department; must start work Thursday. Apply Immediately. 608 Clark Bldg.

MEN -3 to distribute advertising. Outdoor work. Report 6:30 a. m. Thursday.

419 Second Ave. ORCHESTRA, six-piece, for New Tear state price. Write Henry' Memory Lane. Box 241. R.

D. 2. Turtle Creek. Q. A.

PHARMACIST wanted. Write 479. Press office. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN For old established office in South Hill: lead furnished; must have car; gas and oil furnished. 419.

Pres. REAL "ESTATE salesman, experienced, for established Wilkinsburg office. 468. Press. SALESMEN Inexperienced.

$10 salary. up commission tnot peddling): repeat product: daily drawing account If needed: rapid advancement to man with sedan. 804 Magep Bldg. SALESMEN Five, to sell washers and refrigerator: salary or commission. 503 Starr Third and Grant.

SHOE SALESMAN Most be experienced lor women better rrade shoe department in Johnstown. Penna. Apply Mr. Woolf. Boyd's Shoe Department.

Smith-field Street. WOOD WORKING machine operator, ex perienced men on naper. band saws, stock cotter, trim sawer and general machine men with furniture or planing mill experience. Apply International Fur-niture Company. 6500 Hamilton Arenas.

ALDKIGH On Sunday. Dec. 29. 1935. Mrs.

Elizabeth Ann Aldneh. of Koppel. Pa. Funeral Thursday. January 2.

at 2 p. m. AT WOOD On Monday. December 30. at 4 a.

Rebecca Shields Wilson, wife of th late Henry M. At wood. Services at her late residence. Beaver Street. Leetsdale.

Wednesday. January 1. 1936. at 2:30 p. m.

BAKER Suddenly on Monday. December 30 1935. at 2:20 a. Audley A. Baker, in his 41st year, beloved husband of Anna M.

Baker. Funeral service at the family home. 3020 Allendale St, Sheraden. Pittsburgh. Pa on Wednesday evenine-.

January 1. 193t. at 8 p. m. Interment Thursday at 10 a.

m. Friends invited. BARNES Monday afternoon. Bertha Kath-erine Bruckmiller Barnes. Funeral services at the residence of her daughter.

Mrs. John Marsula. 1319 West North Avenue. North Side. Thursday afternoon at 2:30.

Friends invited. I Boston Mass. papers please copy 1 BAIMGAKTEN On Sunday. December 29. 1935.

at 11:45 p. Barbara, wife of the late Nicholas Baumrarten. in her 81st year. Funeral from her late residence. Railroad Castle Shannon.

Wednesday. January 1. at 8:30 a. m. Requiem hich mass at St.

Ann's Church at 9 a. m. BF.KRT On Monday. December 30. Edward, beloved husband of Louise Marsh Berry, at his late home.

69 Fountain North Side. Funeral from A. A. Weixel funeral home. 3313 Brighton on Thursday.

January 2. at 8:30 a. m. High mass at St. Peter's Church at 10 a.

m. Friends invited. B0HNE On Monday. December 30. 1935.

at 7 a. William L. Bohnen, husband of Matilda Zoeller Bohnen. at his late residence, Bradford Avenue. Crafton.

Pa. Funeral services at Funeral Home of J. Herbert Hersh-berrer and Sons. 57 Station Street, Crafton. on Wednesday at 3 p.

m. BRIERTON On Monday. December 30. 1935. William A.

Bruerton. Services at the residence of his niece, Mrs. Eva G. Potter. 907 Trenton Wilkinsburg.

Thursday afternoon at 2 :30 o'clock. CANTLIN'GER At the home of her daughter. Mrs. Steven Gestner. 211 Freeland Street.

Minnie M. Nan-Tnpper. in her 78th year. Wife of the late Frank Cantlinger. Funeral services on Wednesday, January 1.

at 2:30 p. m. I New York, Johnstown Pa.) and Hays- ville (O.) papers please copy. CHRISTMAN On Monday at 9:15 a. Anna Miller Christman.

age 56 years. Funeral from her late home. Currys Hollow, on Thursday. January 2. at 2 p.

m. Interment in Mt. Union Cemetery. HERIr suddenly on Monday, December 30. at 7 p.

Patrick beloved husband of Gladys Thomas Claherty. Funeral from his late residence. 815 Hill on Friday. January 3. at 8:30 a.

m. Requiem mass at St. James Church at 9 a. m. COATES On Monday.

December 30. 1936. at 3:30 p. J. Ross, husband of the late E.

Effle Young Coates. at his late home. 228 Orchard Thirtieth Ward, in his 63d year. Father of Mrs. William H.

Kemmler. brother of Mrs. Harry H. Young and Thomas Coates. Funneral Thursday afternoon.

January 2. at 1:30 o'clock. Interment in Monongahela Cemetery. IAV18-8HUNK Saturday. December 28.

at 6:30 p. Jessie I. Davis, widow of Grant Davis, in her 64th year. Survived by four children Grant. Clarence.

Mrs. Ruth L. Harris and Mrs. Grace 1 Whale. Services at the home of her daughter.

Mrs. Ruth L. Harris. 428 Zara Wednesday at 2 p. m.

Inter-ment in South Side Cemetery. riCHTNER Suddenly, at his home. 20 Gaskill Avenue. Jeannette. on Saturday.

December 28. William C. Ficht-ner. in his 40th year. Services at his late home.

Wednesday. January 1. 1930. at 2 o'clock. Interment Bush Creek Cemetpry.

FIKRFXL On Tuesday. December 31. 1935 at 6:05 a. Walter Sterling Firrell. son of John and Blanche Sterling Firrell.

of 7717 Baxter St. Funeral from the John Kekilty Funeral Home. 605 Brushton on Thursday afternoon. January 2. at 2:30 o'clock.

Friends invited. FISHER On Monday. December 30. 1936. at 4:30 p.

John D. Fisher. Funeral services at the Funeral Home of John A. Freyvoe-el. 3408 Fifth on Thursday.

January 2. 1936 at 1 p. m. Interment at Weirton. West.

Va GIBSON Suddenly, on Sunday. December 29. 1935. at 11:30 p. Perry E.

Gibson. -father of Margaret Gibson McCrum and Kenneth E. Gibson. Friends received at the home of Ferguson-Wood Company. Forbes St.

at McKee Place. Oakland, where service will be held on Wednesday. January 1. 1938. at 2:30 P.

El. 1 Butler paper please eopy.1 GILLF.SPIK On Monday. December 30. i a v. hi iter late residence.

6060 Jackson Street. Sue Bullock, wife of J. Laird Gillespie. Friends received at H. Samson's.

637 Neville Street, where services will be held Wednesday evening at 8 o'cloclt. Interment private. HEINZ Tuesday. December 31. 19.35, at 3:30 a.

Elizabeth Heinz, beloved wife of Frederick Heinz. mother of Frederick. Elsie. Bertha. Leonard.

La Verne Heinz, at her home. 4305 Haldane Greenfield. Services Fri-day. January 3. 1936.

at 2 :30 p. m. HOLLOBAt'GH On Monday, Dec. 30. 9:20 P.

W. Frank Hollobaugh. husband of Edith Barnhart Hollobaugh and father of Charles. Francis. Paul and Wendal.

all of Butler, and Jean of Detroit: Mrs. Pan! Repper, McKeesport: Mrs. William Burns. Mrs. L.

W. Mulholland and Evelyn Hollobaugh of Butler, at his home. 208 West Boyd Butler. Funeral from St. Paul's Catholic Church, Butler, rrioay ar a.

m. KELLY On Monriav mnrnlnr. it n'rlnclc Mary Welsh, widow of James Kellv father of Mrs. Marguerite Tracy. Edward i'.

Jieuy. Mrs. Curtis JH. Cogswell and the late Mrs. Hull Wilson Funeral from the family home.

2 Olympia Place (off Beeler St.) on Thursday morning with high mass of requiem at St. Paul's tat neural at 9:30 clock. Friends in' vited. KEMERER On Monday. December 30 1935.

Clara I. Kemerer. Services at her late residence. 1206 Franklin Wil- Kinsourg, xnursoay. January Z.

1936, at 1 p. m. Also brief service at The Hills Emanuel Reformed Church near KOPP December 30. 19.35. Albert beloved husband of Mary Bulik Kopp.

age 34 years. Funeral from his home. 3243 East on Thursday. Requiem high mass at St. Boniface Church at 9 a.

m. Mail Carriers Assn and friends invited. LANE On Sunday. December 29. at 3 08 a.

Margaret M. McKee, widow of Louis A. Lane, and mother of Thomas M. and Martha Lane, of Allison Park, and Louis A. and Hugh B.

Lane, of Pittsburgh. Services at Funeral Home of E. W. Clarty, 1305 Allegheny North Side, on January 1. at 1:30 p.

m. Friends invited. Interment at West ninaieicwn, fn. Washington. paper please LARNER On Saturday.

Dec. 28. 1935. at p. rn JJurkin Lamer, widow or Patrick Larner.

Funeral from her late residence, 1340 Beechview Beechview. on Thursday. Jan. 2. 1836.

at 8:15 a. m. Solemn high mass at St. Catherine Church at 8 a. m.

Friend invited. Ll'DWIG Adam, on Monday. December rfti. ihjs. Funeral from the chapel of J.

Sperling. 622 Lockhart on Thursday. Jan. 2. at 8 a.

m. Requiem mass at St. Ambrose Church, at 9 o'clock. Holy Name Society and friends invited. MAIBACH Sunday, at the family residence.

9502 Frankgtown Road. Margaret Junker, wife of Frank Maibach, mother of Joseph. George. Margaret and Marion. Remains at Baker's East End Mortuary.

Funeral Thnrsday. Requiem mass at Our Lady of the Most Blessed Sacrament Church. Frankstown Road, at 9 o'clock. MALL On Sunday. December 29.

at 3:4: a. Rose Hofmann. wife of William Mall and mother of Mrs. Mildred Dasch. Kuth.

Robert. Walter and William Mall Funeral at her late residence, 1326 Mt. Royal Glenshaw. on Wednesday at 2 p. m.

Triumph Chapter No. 136. O. E. Sisterhood No.

299. D. of White Shrine No. 1 and friends Invited. Lodge services on Tuesday at 8 p.

m. Interment private. MILLER On Sunday. December 29, 1935, Kate wife of John C. Miller, and mother of Anna K.

Corswirt. of 616 North- Wilkinsburg. Friends mav call at the Eaton Funeral Home. 733 Ross Wilkinsburg, where services will be held Thursday morning at 10:30 o'clock. Huntington, (West Va.) papers please copy.

MrKOY On Monday, at noon. William beloved husband of the late Mary Mc Glade. Funeral from McCabe's. 6300 Penn Avenue, on Thursday. January 2.

1930. at 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. Lawrence's Church at 9 a.

m. Friends invited. Please omit flowers. PANKAL' Suddenly, on Monday. December 30.

Frank. husband of the late Louise Wessel and father of Ursula Paul, age 84 years. Funeral from the residence of his daughter. Mrs. William Neal.

1434 Babcock Millvale. on Friday. January 2. Requiem high mass at St. Aloysius Church.

Mt. Troy, at 9 a. m. Friends inwted. PAl'L On Tuesday, December 31.

Ursula. widow of Jacob Paul and daughter of the late Frank Pankau. age 66 years. Funeral from the residence of her sister, Mrs. William Neal.

1434 Babcock Millvale. on Friday, January 2. Requiem high mass at St. Aloysius Church. Mt.

Troy, at 9 a. m. Friends invited. ROACH On Monday. December 30.

1935. at 6 p. Minnie A. Roach, widow of Albert Roach in her 66th year. Funeral services at the Fulton and Bradwell Funeral Home.

415 Chartiers Car-nerie. on Thursday. January 2, 1936. at 2:30 P. m.

Interment in Melrose Cemetery. SHIELDS On Monday. December 30, at p. Helen Dickinson, widow of Thomas L. Shields of Edgeworth, Pa.

Funeral services at the home of her eon, W. Dickinson Shields. 217 Chestnut Road. Edgeworth. on Thursday, Jannary 2.

at 2:30 p. m. Interment private. SMITH Harry at the McKeesport Hospital. Tuesday.

December 31. 1935. Services will be held at the residence of his parents. 439 De Sota East McKeesport. Friday.

January 3. 1936, at 2:30 o'clock. STOLTZ Of 3905 Howley Avenue. Henry oeioveq nusoana oi Lupnemia fecoti Stoltz. Funeral from the funeral home of N.

Winter. 4730 Friendship Avenue, on Wednesday. January 1 at 2 p. m. Friends and member of P.

H. C. Eclipse Circle No. 51 are Invited. IANTLINGER At the home of her daugh ter.

rs. sieven Gesmer. zil Freeland Street, Minnie Nan-Tupper. In her 78th year. Wile of the late Frank.

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7S 28.22 29.78 To Dec. 7. STUDENTS INDORSE SPENDING BY S. Federation Favors Ownership of Public Utilities By The United Press KANSAS CITY, Dec. 31 Young men and women who will have to pay the taxes In the future decided today at the National Student Federation convention not to ask the Government to curb its heavy spending policies.

It virtually was the only phase of the country's political and economic activities in which the 250 representatives of the nation's leading colleges did not offer resolutions advocating changes. The Federation is the national intercollegiate governing association of which 249 universities are members. Under the leadership of Arthur Northwood, Princeton, chairman of the Committee on National Politics, the youthful group drew up resolutions Tavoring Government ownership of public utilities. Conservatives and liberals alike voted for the bill. A resolution was passed against compulsory military training.

Coffee Market NEW YORK, Dec. 31 Coffee futures were firm in moderate dealings today. Rio futures closed 2 to 4 points up on sales of 1000 bags. Spot was unchanged at 6. Santos futures finished 2 to 4 points higher.

Sales were 8000 bags. Spot held steady at 8V2. -(Vital 1 STATISTICS Marriage License Applications AIELLO-PAVEL Ross. 1405 Highland Monessen: Anne 403 Park Clairton. BOLOGH-HILLEN Lloyd.

250 E. 20th Homestead; Anna 662 1st St- Brad-dock. EROWN-CROWDER Sylvester. 1 Cassett Eula. 1846 Webster Ave.

BUSHMAN-SWISS Nathan. 49 Manilla Mollie. 5524 Stanton Ave. rsnTT-ZTTROSIK' Frank. 19 Salter Way Margaret.

40 Ohio McKees Rocks. CARDINALE-GULL1A Henry 4... 187 Shetland Mary 610 -or St. DRAKES-KRICOS Mike. 121 His-i Brownsville: Mary.

77 Amanda Ave. GRF.ER-CANALE James. Cuddy. Mable. Box 147.

Cuddy. Pa. HERBERT-WATSON James. 1016 Broad way. E.

JMclveesport caroai a jn nog Heiena E. McKeesport. JACKSON -THOMPSON Leroy. 723 Jenilla Daisie 21U Jones Ave. JONES-SIMPSON John R.

D. 2 Irwin: Ella C. 645 6th Pitcairn. KLTCH-VANYO Michael. 3717 Filmore Gary.

Anna. R. D. Irwin. MF.SSINF.O-BEVILACQUA Fred.

306 Chestnut Carneeie; Ann. 302 Chest nut Carnegie. MANSELL-McMUTRIE James 515 Highland Aliquippa; Ruth 1028 Main Aliquippa. MATRINEZ-TATAR Martin. 201 13th McKeesport; Grace.

301 Mulberry McKeesport. MILANOWSKI-NEMETH Andrew. 18 Clay Way: Amelia. 4614 -iummer si. PFAFF-POWERS Donald.

1425 Madison i Mary. 1425 Madison Ave. PETERSON-McINTOSH Willy 2231 Laplace Mabel, 318 Derillier St. ROSENFELD-NICCOLI Walter 3209 Kestner Brentwood; Enis C. 125 West Garden Brentwood.

RODGER-JTJBECK Orville. 215 Radcliff Marie. 377 Flowers Aye. SMITH-BANDY John 4 Avon Way; Lucille. 646 Hollaee St.

WARD-WISNIEWSKI Peter 3220 Mc- Clurr Anna. 2406 Leticoe St. Divorce Libels Filed Anna C. Bassett agrainst John Basset Edward Haas aeainst Jean Haas: Zebedee Parish aeainst Julia B. Parish: Robert W.

TTnrhp Against. Therese S. Hashes: Mar garet Youngr atrainst Harry Younir: Walter Fearbry aeainst Emily B. Fearbry: Melba M. Frankham aeainst John C.

Frankham. Divorce Decrees Granted To John L. Quinlan from Catherine Quintan: Charles L. Landis from Dorothy S. Landis; Ethel M.

Bahr from John Bahr: Elizabeth J. Rose boron eh from John Roseboroutrh: John C. Cercone from Pearl E. Cercone: Anthony Truchan from Mary Trnchan: Ethel M. Faust from George H.

Faust: Virginia M. Kishbaueh from William P. Kishbaueh: Ella M. Klintensmith from Otis M. Klineensmith Grace E.

Wel- tershansen from Raymond U. Weitershau-sen: Beulah H. Smith from Robert B. Smith: Florence Gloirrer from Frank H. Gloeeer: Rose E.

Garwood from H. Wesley Garwood: Christian J. Knipp from Irene Knipp. National Mailing Lists Our National List Department can supply you with an accurate Mailing List of your best prospects, whether they are manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers, or merely certain types of individuals. These lists are founded, basically, on a house-to-house, business-to-business canvass, insuring their accuracy.

R. L. POLK CO. 545 Sixth Pittsburgh, P. Phonu Court 44674468 COMMERCIAL PRESS D.

C. Hall, Proprietor PRINTING, LITH0GRAPHIN8 AND PHOTO LITH06RAPHINB 600-620 Second Ave. (Try St. Terminal Bldjr.) Pa. ATCHISON AWARDS ORDERS FOR RAILS Carnegie-Illinois Steel Gets Contract for 9000 Tons By The United Press CHICAGO, Dec.

31 The Atchison, Topeka San Fe Railway system today announced award of 58.573 tons of rail contracts of which 47,157 tons go to Colorado, Fuel Iron Co. The Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp. received 9,000 tons and the Inland Steel Co. 2,416 tons. The railroad also ordered 17,804 tons of fastenings distributed to: Colorado Fuel Iron, 12,429 tons; Carnegie-Illinois.

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ni. Caracas. Puerto Cabello. etc- Sao Juan. Due after noon.

Orients. Havana Dec. 23. Due 8 a. m.

Robert E. Lee. Norfolk Dec. 30. Due 3 P.

m. San Juan. San Juan Dec. 25. Due 4:30 V.

ni. Santa Rosa. San Francisco Dec. 13. Cristobal.

Due 11:30 a. ni. Santa Clara. Valparaiso. Cristobal, etc.

Due 30 a. m. Sh3nee. Miami. Havana.

Nassau. Due 0 :30 a. m. Leaving New York California. Cristobal Jan.

7. to Pacific Coast porta. Mails close .1 p. ni. Crispin.

Para Jan. 14 and Ceara 19 Tia Newport News Mails close 8 a. m. Cristobal. Port-au-Prince Jan.

5. Cristobal 8. Mails close 1 d. m. Sails 4 p.

m. Falcon. San Juan Jan. 6. La Guaira 8.

etc. Mails close 11:30 a. m. Oriente. Havana Jan.

3. Mails close 3 p. m. Sails 9 p. m.

Standard. Aruba Jan. 6. Mails close 3 p. m.

Realty Pleasant Hills Realty Co. sold to Agnes Young Russell. 306 W. Hutchison Edgewood. two irregular tracts of land and lot 1.10x200, Clairton Jeflersou Twp.

J5180. Mr. and Mrs. George E. Shipley sold to Mr.

and Mrs. John Stippich. Darrafrh irregular lot. 2-story brick dwelling, Churchland and E. Chester Sts.

S6000. Clarence Rimkus sold to Mr. and Mrs. Georre W. Horner, 22 Exeter lot 25x90 feet.

Exeter St. S4500. Mr and Mrs. John Fasold sold to Mr. ana Mrs.

John Rodier. Amanda lot 34x1.13. two-story frame dwelling- and garaare. Haj Ave. SI 00 Marie R.

Pollock sold to Cleonie E. Kendal, Aver Fulton County, lot 28x, 5 feet, brick dwelling. Jeanette Wi'Uinsburg. S140O. Mr.

and Mrs Harry B. Lewis sold to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Barth.

119 Sumner Forest Hills, lot 36x87 feet. North. Horth. Braddock. 15Q0..