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TWENTY-NINE 2fY- JANUARY 7, 1937 Other Press Departmenta. Conrt 72M Want Ad Headquarters, Court 4900 THE PITTSBURGH PRESS DEATH NOTICES EMPLOYMENT Male Help Wanted LEGALS Legal Notices if i si SALESMEN- I CAN GIVE YOU plenty of money, executive work that will sharpen yon facilities, develop your Judgment and five you an opportunity to edge further if you please me enoimh: I need two or your yon can consider yourself set we get Call 520 Union Trust Bldg. ALESM EN Col lectors 2 Experienced ratlins" on retail grocery trade. Age 25-35. Must have car anil leave town.

Salary and expenses. Good opportunity. Box 7. Press. SALESMAN Experienced in selling clean ing materials, disinfectants, insecticides, and floor finishers to the school, industrial an I Institutional trade.

Apply Sunday between 1 and 2 p. Rochester Germicide Company, IS East Lacock Pittsburgh. Service Managers Assistant. Man qualified to assist Service Manager. Must have good personality.

mechanical ability and knowledge of Buick products. Write full details to 187. Press Office giving age, experience and past employment. References required. All replies strictly confidential.

SHOE CLERKS Experienced, for shoe sale. Factory Shoe Store, 232 Diamond Street. SHOE CLERK fcxperieneed. must be Dor-- mont resident. 2891 West Liberty Dormont.

TAILOR Experienced in pressing aiid altering ladies' and rents' garments. Apply tt.lM Brook line Blvd. USHERS Neat sppearam-e important: are preferred. Apply Barry Theater. PERMANENT position with splendid earnings open for man willing to work: rapid advancement to rirht party: car necessary.

Apply superintendent, third floor, after' lo a. m. Friday. GEORGE S. HARDS Potomae Ave.

Dormont. YOCNGr MAN Showcard writer with some orepe paper experience. State qualifications, salary expected. Box 445. Press.

YOUNG MAN Over 21. to train for responsible position with large electrical applan-e distributor sales dept. Call Atlantic 8(OH between 9 and 11 a. m. for appointment.

CARPET and linoleum mechanics with rood records, for out-of-town work: hirhest wares on hourly basis to producers. Apply in person Saturday and Sunday, Mr. John Henry. Fort Pitt Hotel. JOSEPH liORNE CO.

Can place neat aonearinr. reliable man. lover :8. for special sale position. ar necessary.

Apply Employment Department. 5th floor. 10 to p. m. Friday.

OLD. ESTABLISHED FIRM Merchandis ing a. complete line of choice groceries. including canned goods, direct to the consumer, has openings for reliable men. 25 to 55.

No investment. We train and equip you. Personal interview given. Write "Wholesale," Box 1838. Columbus.

Ohio. YOUNG MAN 23 to 30 years of age. with credit and collection experience. A RIO. Press office.

LEARN watch repairing Lessons free Feldman's. 347 Fifth 310 Cameo Bldr. TWO established terriories. Apply Silk Hosiery Mills. Clark Bldg.

Real Help Wanted Special AMBITIOUS man to call on business and professional men. hotels, others, with smartly styled uniform line. Bir earn ings. Lead furnished. Equipment iree.

Dept. 103. Hoover, Z51 w. lth, New York. SA Ateie Help Instruction AIRCRAFT RADIO Learn on real plane Pittsburgh School of Trades.

405 Penn Ave. DRAFTING Positions advertised daily at to S350. Short training. Write or visit. Keystone.

4ti8 Sixth Ave. "DIESEL OFFERS YOU BIG OPPORTUNITIES" See free motion picture lecture at onr school Tuesday at 8 p. m. Phone, write or call lor illustrated booklet. Open eves, Diesel Schools.

5740 Bautn Blvd Montrose JOITRDEN DIESEL SCHOOLS 574B Baum Blvd. Mo. 6070 PITTSBURGH Institute of Aeronautics Kelt is Airport, ln avosburg. Pa. RADIO-TELEVISION Trained men needed for inspection service, a months courses.

Keystone. 408 Sixth Ave. Court 109H. WANTED. FEW YOUNG MEN.

Mechanically inclined, for TELEVISION, RADIO and SOUND PICTURE INDUSTRY. Large manufacturer will properly train men selected. For personal interview give are. present position, phone. DEFOREST 441.

Press. 6 Male and Female Help Wanted COUPLE Experienced for housekeeper. Good home. City fund ol children. cook and ehanffetir.

references. Must be Call Locust 1HU9. COUPLE White, with no children; gen eral housework and -haunenr duty; give full particulars, are. nationality, references. telephone number: StiO month, includmr meals and furnished apartment.

C-415. Press. COUPLES White. colored. experienced.

wages 180 to I00 month. Cleary Employment Bureau. 710 Bellefonte St. SALESMAN AGERS Male or female, to increase circulation ot new fast-selling products. Apply 605 Wabash Bldg.

NEW Employment Agency, 6200 Penn East Liberty, All kinds of help. Montrose 3286. COLORED janitor and wife. 75 month: cnaunenr and wire. beauty parlor maid, hotisegirls.

1310 W'yiie. (A Male Female Help Ths Auction PITTSBURGH SECRETARIAL COLLEGE, 802 Oliver Bldg. 3 lO months' business course including public speaking free. Gregg Speedscript. Bookkeeping, Typewriting.

Secretary Kerrigan- Osterholt. CLASSES now being started in secretarial accredited turn school students art. drama, adv. and general business subjects. Pgh.

Academy, 531 Wood St. EMPLOYMENT 6 Male Female Help Instruction VIOLIN PIANO TTnnsnal Introductory offer, hirhry -reputable teachers. Three months, private lessons at special rates. J. Nathanael.

331 E. E. Press. 7 Female Help Wanted BEAI'TY OPERATOR Experienced Per-manent wavinc. Enon.

Phone 6723 at Darlington. Pa. BEAI'TY OPERATOR Experienced all around. Apply 5819 Ellsworth Ave, Shadyside. BEACTY around.

OPERATOR Experienced all Salary. 841 E. Ohio St. BEAI'TY around. OPERATOR Experienced all Apply 14'10 Beaver Ave.

BOOKKEEPERS-STENOGRAPHERS Ex. penem-ed. -5 to 28. Bookkeepers-Typists Experienced. 23 to 25.

Stenoirraphers-Secretaries Experienced. SB. to 30. StenoxTSpher Advertising- experience, are to 5. BCSINESS SERVICE PARK BLTXJ.

CASHIER With installment experience: rood pay. Write lull details. 453 Press. COOK Younx. for drnrstore luncheonette and general work.

Phone Atlantic 7 P. In. CHOCOLATE DIPPER Experienced; steady position. Apply Leonard Sales 1514 Forbes Street. DISHWASHER White, for tearoom.

705 Watson St. (between Fifth and Forbes. DOROTHY Contact Mrs. Gaenger, Faif fax 8589 for position. DRESS FINISHERS and waist makers wanted: experienced only.

Jane Law. M.iyflower 2181. Fl'R SALESLADY A RARE OPPORTTT. ITT FOR A HIRHt'LA'S. TMOK-OI GHLY EXPERIENCED SALESLADY.

MCST KNOW FINE FI'RS. STEADY POSITION. WRITE AGE AND EXPERIENCE. CONFIDENTIAL. 489.

TRESS. GIRL Between 20 and 30. seeking good pome: who will be treated like one ol the family: for general housework. Must be neat, honest and dependable; references required: three adults 'in family, salary $5 week and $50 bonus at Christmas. Call Locust 1949 for appointment.

GIRIj To handle collections for retail installment business. Must have expedience and good appearance. Good opportunity with large company. 463. Press.

GIRLS (10) No experience needed, willing to work: big opportunity: new organisation in city. Apply 502 Wabasli Thursday, 8-9; if chosen will start immediately. GIRL 18 TO 30; GENERAL) Hill KK. fAKT LAU.MIKI. PLAIN COOKING: STAY NIGHTS: SMALL FAMILY; 8 START.

HAZEL 2101. GIRL for housework, experienced, small family adults: good wares and home. Mayflower 6518. 6412 Northumberland St. GIRL or middle-aged woman White, housework, laundry: Jewish family: adults: small home: separate room; bath.

$5. Schenley 709O. GIRL Good cook, hours. 1 to two adults, small apartment. tome this evening, apartment 208.

Aberdeen. 4620 Bayard St. GIRL White; general housework; plain cooking: 3 in family. No objection to widow with child. 4-5 years old.

Box 444. Press. GIRL Refined, over 20: general house-- work, plain cooking; fond of children: stay nights; no laundry. Lehigh 7198. GIRL White, experienced general housework, cookinr.

No laundry. Small family. S0-S7. Jai-kson 3tilO. GIRL General housework, small apartment.

$5. Court 0706. 17 Shingiss St. City. GIRL for general housework: no cooking; small child: stay nights: youns; couple: good home.

Lehigh 4417-J. GIRL White, experienced, general housework. 2 adults, no cooking, stay nights. reference. Jackson 4604.

GIRL WHITE. EXPERIENCED. GOOD P1.AIN COOK. SMALL FAMILY; 110. SC.

2712. GIRL White, general housework, no cooking good borne. 5505 Phillips. JacksoB (1397: GIRL White, general housemork. small family, experienced: S10; no laundry: references.

Ha7.el 3708. I GIRL GENERAL HOUSEWORK, FAMILY THREE. STAY NIGHTS. REFERENCES. JACKSON 2161.

GIRL White, cookinr. general housework. adult family; stay nights. Call Jackson 278Q. GIRL White, reliable, general housework, stay nirhts.

37 South Balpb Bellevue. Linden 2 Ml. GIRL White, experienced, general housework, no laundry, stay nights; ret- erenes. Montrose GIRL or woman, white, general housework, experienced; small family; no cooking; SB. lehirh 2281-R.

GIRLS White. restaurant kitchen work. Spolar's Grille. 1420 Fulton North Side. GIRL Experienced, for Saturday work ill high class bakery.

Lehigh 7900. eve-ninrs. Gl RL Good housework. Hazel 0552. wages.

white. cooking, experienced. references. 2293 Beechwood Blvd. GIRL Wanted.

Highland district: general housework: adult family; S6. Emerson Q618. GIRL General housework, living ta vicinity of McCluro North Side. Linden 0831. GIRL White, general housework, with or without laundry; small family.

Hazel 4742. GIRL Over 21. general housework: washing dishes In restaurant. 1127 Beaver Ave. GIRL White, experienced, small family: must be rood laundress: East End; home nights.

SKI. Hiland 554Q. GIRT" White, for upstairs work: experts enced. references, good borne. Mays flower 8602.

GIRL White, general housework, family 3. stay nights; references. J5. Lehigh 0315-J. GIRL -General housework, cooking: fK laundry.

small family, good wagesv Jackson 3482. GIRL Young, white, mother's helper; stay nights. 337 Sunn land Street. Carv rick O306-R. GIRI- White, experienced: no laundry: like children; S7-98: references.

Hazel 0385. Previous Puzzle tier songs. 1 17 Hurried. 19 God of war. 20 Era.

22 Female 23 To possess. 24 Some. 25 Afresh. 26 Wine cask. 2f Before.

28 Writing table 30 Eye. 33 Sec bag. 34 Saint's omb 'r 35 Harem. 36 Bulb VERTICAL 38 Exclamationv 1 Company. 39 Tiny skin 2 Capable.

opening. 3 Crucifix. 40 To murmur 4 To soak flax. as a cat. 5 Exultant.

41 Auto. 6 To bat a ball. 42 To challenge. 7 Alleged force. 43 Auditory.

8 Orange 45 Tiny flower oil. vegetable. 9 Theatrical. 46 Elf's child. 12 Was indebted.

47 South 16 She became America. through 50 Preposition. POLICE NAB 31 IN NORTH SIDE GAMBLING RAID Steel Barricade Ripped Down By Officers to Break Into 'Club' raided one of the North tr blSgest gambling houses early today, arresting 31 men and a short time later seized a complete opium smoking outfit in a downtown hotel, Jeit there, they said, by one ct the men caught in the raid. by Inspector Harvey Clayton Lieut. John Schnurr, a squad ot North Side officers gained entrance to the Flotilla Club, on the second floor at 323 Federal near the Fort Wayne Station, so sud-that they found a crap game still in progress.

Two Held For Court At a hearing before Magistrate P. J. Sullivan two of the men arrested Were rield for court on charges ot operating a gambling house and thej other 29 fined $5 each. Inspector Clayton testified that two "under cover" men gained entrance to tMe club operated by the same Interests which, operated at 118 Federal St. where a bandit gang staged a daring holdup recentlyand had gambled with marked aaoney.

Those held5 for trial gave their laames as George Dawson, 37, of 22 E. Lacock and Mike Haddock, 44. of 407 VvLacock St. Waiting outside in Federal the officers first seized the doorman before he could sound a buzzer alarm on the second floor ana then swarmed up the steps to find the surprised gamblers still around the crap table. While making the arrests, Lieut.

Schnurr saw a man who gave his name as Rod Cunningham. 26, of 120 Federal drop a key of a downtown hotel. He Immediately seized it and, going later to the hotel, found the opium outfit in a room which he said Cunningham, giving a New York City jaddress, had rented. Police jaid'they would hold Cunningham for investigation by Federal narcotic agents. Money Scooped Up Officers reported there appeared to be several hundred dollars in the dice game, but most of it was scooped up before they could confiscate it.

However, they took a steel door off its hinges, ripped out the buzzer, seized three sets of dice, five decks of cards and an apron for making change as evidence. A pool table, used as a crap table, was destroyed. In the room at the hotel Lieut. Schnurr said he confiscated an opium pipe, a lamp, one small container of opium, three empty containers, three packages of charcoal and a yen shee needle. Officers had been watching the club for some time on information that gambling was carried on there, but had experienced difficulty in gaining entrance because of the steel door and the buzzer alarm signal.

SHIRLEY, 'MUTINY' RATED TOPS FOR '36 Both Were Greatest Moneymakers of Past Year See article by Kaspar Jlona-han on Page By The United Press NEW -YORK. Jan. 7 Shirley Temple was the leading moneymaker for motion picture exhibitors in 1936, and "Mutiny on the was the best film, two trade journals, said today. The Motion Picture Herald placed the child star at the top of its money-makers list for the second consecutive year. Robert Taylor, latest cause of feminine heart trou ble, whose name appeared 83rd in the 1935 list, was fourth.

In the order of their box-office appeal the 10 leaders were: Shirley Temple, Clark Gable, Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers (team), Mr, Taylor, Joe E. Brown, Dick Powell, Joan Crawford. Claudette Colbert, Jeanette MacDonald and Gary Cooper. The Film Daily rated "Mutiny on the Bounty" best of the 10 lead ing pictures of last year. The oth ers were: Mr.

Deeds Goes to Town, The Great Ziegfeld, San Francisco Dodsworth, the Story of Louis Pasteur, A Tale of Two Cities, Anthony Adverse, The Green Pastures, and a Midsummer Night's Dream. MRS. SIMPSON, DUKE TO MEET IN APRIL World-Renowned Lovers Talk Ove Long-Distance Phone By The United Press CANNES, France, Jan. 7 Mrs. Wallis Simpson and Edward.

Duke of Windsor, talked on the long-dis tance telephone today and made definite plans to see each other for the first time since their historic parting in England just prior to Edward's abdication for her love. The United Press learned on the most reliable authority that they plan now to meet at Monte Carlo rather than Cannes, feeling they can get away easier there from a curious world. The date will be late next April, after Mrs. Simpson's divorce decree nisi becomes effective. It was asserted that they made the April date and imposed three months of separation on themselves because both felt it was not wise to meet until the decree was made final.

Admiral Gleaves Dead PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 7 The TJavv Department at Washington rnade arrangements today for the burial of Admiral Albert Gleaves, "ho won fame and commendation From the war-time Secretary of for convoying one million to France with- ACInr Vsinele life. Admiral Gleaves, 79, died yesterday. 'Fin' Hits London Police x-nnM 7 Fourteen hun I DEATH NOTICES BAILEY On Wednesday. Jan.

6. 1937. at 8:40 P. Geoi-gie HUOiey. wne oi.inr late Robert J.

Bailey. Friends received at H. Samson's. 537 Neville where services will be held Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. BAKER Suddenly, on Tuesday.

Jau. 5. 137 at p. at nis i-dence. 190 N.

Spraeue Bellevue. Channing E. Baker, husband of the late Ethel Phillius. in his 58th vear. Friends received at the Ritchey Funeral Home, 335 Chestnut Se-wicklev.

where services will be held on Friday. Jan. 8. at 2:30 p. m.

Friends invited. BAKES On Wednesday. Jan. lJi. at 5 p.

Anna Lowe Baker, beloved wife of Joseph J. Baker, and mother of Anna ionise. J. Harold and Ralph Baker. Funeral services at her late residence.

29 Labelle Mt. Washington, on Saturday. Jan. 9tn. at p.

m. Friends invited. BARGKR Wednesday. Jan. Mercy Hartshorn, wife of the late Howard Barger.

Funeral services at the King funeral parlors. 622t Butler on Friday. Jan. 8. at 2:30 P.

m. Interment at Karthaus. Pa. BEKKIVGER Suddenly. Tuesday evening.

January 6. 1936. at his late home. 87 La Claire Regent Square. Albert in his 4Sth year, beloved husband of Florence Moody Berringer.

Funeral from the Tavlor Funeral Home. 712 Kelly Hcmewood. Friday afternoon at 2 :30 o'clock. Friends invited. BUWAR On Tuesday.

Jan. 5. at his home. Vanport. William.

Bonnar. ased 80 years. Funeral services Jan. 8. at the Beaver Christian Church.

Beaver. at p. m. BRIGHT On Thursday. Jan.

7 1 :3 a. Samuel beloved husband of Carrie Bright nee Caswell). Funeral from the family residence. 4101 Murray a t-a Till I nn Saturday. Jan.

at 12:30 p. m. Funeral services at the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd, corner Second and Johnston Hazelwood. at 1 p. m.

Court Bud of the Forest No. 2. F. of A HnmptfaH I Jtt ITR No. 250.

P. H. aiid friends invited to attend. Interment in Smithfiekl Cemetery. HKOWX On Wednesday.

Jan. 6. at 8:30 r. Ali Vliririrpt Marriott Brown, wife of J. Palmer Brown, in her 32nd year.

Funeral services will be held at the residence of S. E. Brown. 192 Eat Beaver Glenfield. on Iriday Jan.

8. at 8 p. nv RKOWN On Tuesday. January 5. 1937.

at 7:25 p. Helen W. tnee White), wife of the late Peter Brown, aged 74 years. Fiinprnl services at the family residence 782 Montclair Street. Squirrel Hill.

Pitts burgh. on Friday Janu ary at ClOCK. riemiH invne-u. BAITMGARTNKR On 5unday. Jan.

3. 1 at 10 tn Catherine Greenwait, willow of Charles Baumgartner. Funeral Friday at 8 a. m. from the residence of her daughter.

Mrs. David Cassidy. 2336 Maple N. S. Solemn requiem high mass at St.

Mary's Church. Lockhart at 9 a. m. Branch 247. L.

C. a. Lailioa Conference Elan Temnle 184. Ladies ol the Golden Eagle and friends invited. "Take car 8 to Burgess t.

nitvf KMAN On Wednesday. Jan. 6. 1937 at 4:45 p. Bernard, husband of the lute Joseiihme Brockerhof Dieckman.

ol 231 Soring Sixteenth Ward. Sur vived by two daughters. Misses Minnie and Esther Dieckman: one son. Bernard J. Dieckman.

Friends received at John H. Slater chaocl. 228 Brownsville K' Mt. Oliver. Funeral Monday morning at 8:3 o'clock.

Requiem mass in St. Henry's Church at 9 o'clock. Interment in St. Joseph's Cemetery DIXON On Wednesday, Jan. 6 at 3 a.

Man. wulnw of the late Edward Dixon. and mother of Edward Dixon. Jr. and Mrs.

Jane Conro.v. Funeral from the Funeral Home of John A. Freyvogel, 3t(lt Fifth Ave. Notice of time later. DOR-SON Wednesday.

Jan. 6. at 8:20 a. Kathryn Sullivan, wife of T. J.

Dobson. mother of Thomas and Shirley Ann Dobson, daughter of Eugene and Ella Sullivan, sister of Eugene. Merle. Dave, Walter. Robert.

Ora Sullivan and Mrs Ooioihv Snmerha der. Friends re ceived at the home of Cray Bros. Co. 4rtO Lincoln Bellevue. Funeral Saturday at 8:30 a.

m. Requiem high mass at Church of the Assumption at 9 a. m. Dl'FF OI.IVEK On Wednesday. Jan.

1937. at 13 midnight. Margaret E. Oli-vor i.lim- William Dnff. Sur vived by 3 daughters and sons.

Funeral from the home of her daughter. Mrs. Zetta Costello. 7730 Frankstown Saturday afternoon. Jan.

9. at 3 o'clock. Members of Black adore Avenue Pres byterian Church and friends invited. FKAIF.K On Wednesday, Jan. 1937, p.

Mary Smith Frazicr. widow of Joseph E. Frazier. Funeral from her late residence. 1508 Chartiers Mc- Kees Rocks.

on Saturday, Jan. 9, at 2:30 p. ni. Interment in Jit. Calvary Cemetery.

KKK On Wednesday. January A. 1937. at 6:15 a. Martha Boehm Gloeekner.

widow of John Gloeckner, aged 82 years. Funeral on Saturday, January 9. at 8:3) a. from the resi-lcne of ner riantrhter. Mrs.

Thomas Spoerlein. 421 Kenmont Avenue. Mt. Leb anon. Solemn requiem mass at St.

Be nard's Church at 9 o'clock. Interment in Mt Carmel Cemetery. Friends in vited. Take car Xo. 38 to Bower Hill Road.

GODWIN On Jan. 6. 1937. at 2 p. f'harles (Godwin Sr.

in bis 801 year. husband of the late Sarah Godwin. Fu neral from hia late residence. Mayview Road. Bridgeville.

on Saturday at 2:3) P. m. Friends invited. riflRULKY On Wednesday. Jan.

6. 1937 at 5:50 a. Mrs. Margaret Gormle.v of 141 N. Elizabeth St.

Funeral from Stephen A. O'Toole Funeral Home. 51O0 Second Ave. Hazelwood. on Saturday Jan at a.

m. Reoniem high mass at St. Stephen's Church at 9 o'clock. GREYER On Tuesday. Jan.

5. 1937, at 10:05 P. Mary Grever. wife of the late Walter Grever. at her- home.

323 Alice 3Uh Ward. Survived by one son. Walter A. Grever. Friends re ceiverl at John H.

Slater Chapel. 228 Brownsville Road, Mt. Oliver. Funeral Friday afternoon at 2 Inter ment in Minersville Cemetery. GF.RTHOFFER Jan.

6lh. John Joseph husband of Rose Gerthoffer (nee Scheuering). He leaves two sisters, four sons and three daughters. Funeral from the family residence. Mount carmel Ka.

Pcnn Twn. Reouiem high mass at St Walberger's Church Saturday at 10 a. m. Friends invited. Branch No.

54 K. of St. George. Ht'MPHRKYS Jan. 7.

1937. Maggie Morgan, widow of T. A. Humphreys, for merly of Conemaugh. Pa.

Mineral serv ices "on Saturday at the William Sirlin Funeral Home. 20O East Ohio at 2 P.m. Friends invited, Johnstown Pa. papers please eopy.l HAAS On Wednesday morning. January fi.

1937. at 7:50 a. Mary Haas, (nee Thiel) widow of Louis Haas, at her residence. 134 Sweethriar Street. D.

Survived bv one daughter. Mrs. B. G. Case: one granddaughter.

Mary Sig nst: one grandson. William S. Sirrist and two great-grandchildren. Services on Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock Ladies' Aid Society and members of the Duquesne Heights Evans. Prot.

ennren and friends invited. Interment lu Oak land Cemetery. HORO On Thursday morning. Jan. 7 1937.

at 9 o'clock. Rida Maxwell, wife of Payton K. Hord. of 919 Henerton Ave F. E.

Remains at the home the T. B. Moreland N. Highland E. where services will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 clock.

Inter ment JANKE Suddenly, on Wednesday at 7:30 a. Edward, husband of Mary Janke (nee Austin), and father of Ed Finders are Returners (Aa a rtile, yotttlt agr Users of Ads In The Press LOST ond FOUND COLUMN Know This to be True Use their experience aa your guide when you lose something. Ulont LOST AND FOUND Lost and Found I BLOOD PRESSURE APPARATUS Own r's name on case. Reward. No questions asked.

Schenley 7773-or. Eraer-son 0532. BRIEF CASE With papers and note books. Valuable only to owner- Reward No questions. M.

Bride Sign 4740 Baum Blvd. Schenley 1211. COLLIE White. "Don." Brown spots ear. sides.

Lincoln District. Hiland 1525. HOUND Black, tan male, white spot under neck. Lost on Aiken Ave. Slerbns 2t'85.

IVORY miniatures tost, box containing miniatures painted by Elliot Emanuel Farjeon. Miniatures ot Joseph Jefferson Astor. E. L. Farjeon.

English author: Isaac Kaufniann. Joseph Horns and others, also oval crayon. 8xltt of Joseph Home, and valuable papers. Advise Mr. Glick, balcony or Mr.

Wm. Copeland. 8th floor. Rosenhaiim's. IDENTIFICATION and pass-holder, brown; money represents month wages; reward.

Mayflower 0697 MUSKRAT FUR SASH Lost LofW's Penn Theater or thereabouts. Atlantic 6034, day time. RINGS (2) old gold mountings, ruby; diamond with two rubies: reward. Carr rick 1J39-J. RING, man's, gold, initials S.

F. Capital Theater vicinity; reward. Everglade 3590. WIRE HAIRED TERRIER Male, black, white. "Murphy." vicinity Squirrel Hul.

Reward. Hazel 2251. WRIST WATCH Round, yellow gold: "Gerry" inscribed on back. Reward. Montrose 2870.

WIRE haired terrier, white, black. Irwin near Western, license 131.2. Linden 3712. WIREHAIRED TERRIER White: blacK patch. License No.

16411. Lost Squirrel Hill. Reward. Schenley 1585. EMPLOYMENT Male Help Wanted a DfiiiTPcT crppnTNTFKTlF.NT Experi enced man.

work out of town. Apply Mi Cormi. 121 So. Negley Ave. ASSISTANT METALURGIST for chill roll foundry.

State age. experience, salary expected. 461. Press. BARBER IMMEDIATELY.

APPLY 1210 WEBSTER AVENUE. CITY. BOY 10 years of age for Apply 3W water nireet BOY Over 16. reliable, for soda fountain. general wiuk.

a BUTCHER Experienced. Polish. Apply in person. omn-i BUTCHER Must be A-l meat cutter. 1724 Main Aimumi's.

Call 444 eiTnot tc vnr MKV 1 2 with car. as collectors, sieitoy mcu know Prh. and environs. Apply S-'O a 4- T. 504 Investment Bids.

CHEF. CABARET MANAGER Pance pro moter lor wonoeriui oib District. Give qualifications and salary expected. Box A V. Press.

CANVASSERS For crew, small towns. Home every mrnt. iranspurisiiou. every day. Montrose 7888 evenings.

COLLECTOR Outside, experienced, wiin car; rood pay. Ai-agie t-iuiums pany. Hi East Main Street. Carnegie. COLLECTOR of proven ability to repre sent larre national cuinirm nmn-uu.

on rerular paying monthly accounts in Pittsburrh and surrounding towns: must have car and be able to furnish surety bond and A-l references: this. is not a collection aeency: position is per-panent and offers exceptional oPIJJf-tunity for rapid advancement to the right man. Interviews will be granted only between 1 a. m. and noon.

Apply Room 1809 Clark Building and ak for Mr. Carlson. DRIVER Wanted. Leaving lor lampa. Miami.

Jrioriaa. lmmeuincj. JKTO. DRIVER Experienced, with late nioiei car; seoan preierreu. nu FULLER BRUSH TO.

OffMiin. for 2 re- liable men. area tablished trade. Permanent posit on opportunity for advancement. Apply Peonies East End Bldg.

3 to 5 P. m. FARMHAND Over 1 Polish or Slsvisn. knowledse of milkinr. driving team.

salary. I) 4b0. Press. FIREMAN White. 'for boilers and looking after pump for institution: rive experience are.

creed. 87 week; room, board, laundry 422. Press FIXIOR moulders. Apply Pressed Car McKees Rocks. Pa.

Steel cc-urmt. nii-irTCK and Pay Roll Clerk experienced. must oe calculating machines and typewriters. Reply riving- complete details by letter onlv to Auditor. Pittsburgh Forgings Com any.

Box C. Coraopolis. Pa. GARAGE MAN Reliable, experienced. Night work.

State salary-expected, age and reference. Must Sinderstand greasing, washing and battery work. 4.J. Press. GARAGE MAN Thoroughly must be A-l car washer and simoniser.

Apply 3415 Forbes St. GROCERY CLERKS WRITE AT ONCE. 4IH. PRESS. IF YOU want steady, permanent employment with good earnings and have a car.

write foe interview. New year plans make it possible to add to our force immediately. Not a get-rieh-qnick scheme, but a real opportunity to a man not afraid of honest dignified work. State age and if employed. 4ti4.

Press. JEWELER and engraver wanted: must be able to size and mount. Location near Pittsburgh. Write All. Press.

MECHANIC and metal worker wanted class. 501 East Ohio Millvale. MEAT CUTTER Ynunr Apply B. A O. Market.

6007 Second Avenue. Haselwood. Pa. MAN Yottnr. with college education preferably age 25.

for correspondent in sales office of larre manufacturer: must have experience. Reply, stating are. education, experience and salary desired, to Opportunity. 4B5. Press.

MAN Young, to help in grocery store; small salary to start, ZS'Za East St, North Side. MAN Yonnr. neat butcher business. appearing, to learn 5707 Penn Ave. MAN Younr.

intelligent, for office 'work. Typing. State age. experience, qualifications, address and references. Box A 413.

Press. MAN With car for service and collecting work. ee Mr. Amunr ociwwh and Wednesday morning. Local man preferred.

137 East Main Carnegie. MAN For small machine repair work. must understand latne. van aur-r clock. Room 11.

436 Fourth Ave. aa it in h.ln manager build up routes- nn experience necessr.v. train you and pay yon while learning, Apply Manager. 429 Wabash Bldg. MEN pleasing personality, rood character and education, with executive experience, who have been successful in sales or commercial work.

Special consideration will be riven to men who have had successful contacts with people of responsible character and position. State your experience, education, are. and any other information about vourseir. Replies strictly connaen-tial. T.

482. Press. MEN INTERESTED TELEVISION. RADIO AND SOCND PICTURE work, see DE- FOREST'S AD in Classification 5-A. MEN Good selling proposition, earnings.

SOS Investment Bldg. Big ucv 1 A iwat annearance. aggressive, good earnings. Apply Mr. Klein, 1274 Mississippi Dormont.

11 a. m. NIGHT PORTER White. Pittsburgh Athletic Association. 4515 Fifth Avenue optical nispENSF.ll Must be good ad juster and salesman.

Apply 925 Lib erty Avenue. 9th floor. ORCHESTRA Can use four or five piece, three nights per week. Apply Fort Couch, for audition Thursday evening between 8 and lo. pnirQepp tn 'M years, rood wages 1548 Madison Ave.

Cedar 3929. 9 a. to 6 p. m. PHUMArtUT wanted.

experienced tn merchandising and management of mod ern cut rate drug business; we pay salary and commissions. B. Loveman. 2526 Peach Erie. I'onna.

SALESMAN WITH CAR. tiAve rood education and ap pearance and are in a position to travel thrnnvhnnt Pennsylvania calling on select class of prospects, you can make at least SSO.OO a week steadily. We need two men and those selected will be riven thorough training in the field and backed financially. Applicants 24-34 with some specialty sales experience given preference but must have car. be sinrle and free to travel.

Call W. H. Ward. Wm. Penn Hotel.

Thursday or Friday. Bnmvr. mii.i. DESIGNERS and drafts men. Reply giving experience, age and alary desired.

474. i-ress REGIS C. STEPHENS, Funeral Director io-m iten Street is now associated with Willison's Funeral Home. 6W Cedar ATe RIVETERS. With Boat yard esperienoe.

Apply Dravo Corporation. Nerille Islana. Pa. SALESMEN Acquainted with txocery and confectionary trade. Steady.

Leonard Sales. 1614 Forbes. SALESMAN Call Grant 317 and oar proposition will be explained to you OTer the phone. SALESMEN Experienced, to call on all classes of business. Neatness and ability to present legitimate proposition: H0 daily potential earninr.

interview call 418 Brownsville Rd, 9 a. m. to 1 p. only. SALESMEN Handlins" tools, weldins; equip, menl.

etc to shops, mills, foundries, to handle weldins specialties; food profits. Z- Press. SALESMEN J2 with rood sales records and desiring permanent connections to st-ll commercial air conditioninr and refrigeration; special trainms; to successful applicants. Call at York Ice Machin South 24th and Carson Sts. SALESMAN Accident and health Insurance debit.

Married, tinder 40: only hish trade salesman need apply. Givs telephone number. 412. Press. in if Some Shot! 'Bang, Shouts Hunter and Bird pies to the Floor Special to The Pittsburgh.

Presi WAYNESBURG, Jan- 7 Such a good imagination has. Bill Taylor that he killed a real bird by pointing his finger like a gun, wiggling his thumb and shouting "Bang! Bang!" Taylor, former pitcher with, the Philadelphia Nationals, was swapping hunting stories with a bunch of the boys in a Main St. drug store. Restlessly he squirmed while the others boasted of their shooting prowess. At last he got the floor to tell about the time he doubled on grouse down in West Virginia.

To make the story more realistic, he threw up his arms as though handling a shotgun. "Bang! Bang!" he said as he knocked an imaginary bird off the South end of the soda fountain. He sighted again and brought down another bird perched on top of the cough syrup. Then he wheeled quickly and pointed at the front door. "Bang! Bang!" was a thump, as something fell to the floor.

Directly in the line of "fire" lay a sparrow dead. "What the hell" somebody said. The others merely gulped. Then they investigated. They decided the bird had flown into an electric wire over the doorway and broken its neck at the exact moment that Taylor "shot." TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 92 Automobiles For Sale FORD 1P33 De Luxe Coach $245 Parker Chevrolet Co.

61 Lincoln Bellevue. Li. 4 700 CHRYSLER 1932 Sedan 235 Liberty Dormont Co. fllOO West Liberty Ave. Lehigh 6200.

FORD 1935 coach $395 Liberty Dormont Co. 3109 West Liberty Ave. Lehigh 6200. CHEVROLET 1934 S395 Liberty Dormont Co. 3109 West Liberty Ave.

Lehigh 6200. PLYMOUTH 1936. 2 door touring .5550 Liberty Dormont Co. 31 Of) -West Liberty Ave. Lehigh 62QQ.

OLDSMOBILE 1933 Coupe 265 Liberty Dormont Co. 3109 West Liberty Ave. Lehigh 6200. Bnick 1936 Sedan $700 North Side Buirk. Co.

10O West Stockton Ave. Fa. 7800 LEGALS Legal Notices LEWIS. RIESTER. BRANDT SNEE.

Attorne.vs-at-Law. No. 1803 Law Finance Building. Pittsburgh. Pa.

Notice is hereby given that American Coffee House. a foreign business corporation, formed under the laws of the State of Michigan. and naving lis registered office in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, located at No. 21e federal Street. N.

Pittsburgh. will make application to the Department of State of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harnsburs. on Friday, the Htn iay 01 January. 1937. for a Certificate of Withdrawal from doing business within the Commonwealth of 1'ennsyivania.

unoer ine provisions of the Business corporation iaw of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, by Act of Assembly entitled. An Act relating to Business Corporations, defining and providing for the organization, merger, consolidation, reorganization, winding up and dissolution of such corporations, ap proved May 5. 1933. and that all persons interested or anected may appear ana show cause if an? thev have, why said Certificate of Withdrawal should not be issued to said Corporation. PAUL W.

BRANDT. Solicitor. A. M. CONNELLY CHARLES F.

PEAN. Attornevs-at-Law. 1200 Jones Law Building. Pittsburgh. Pa.

In the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County. State of Pennsylvania, ss: Notice is hereby riven of intention to make application to said Court at No. 4 April Term. 1937. on the 13th dav of January.

1937. at 9:30 o'clock a. Eastern Standard Time, by Thomas A. Y'aktn. Samuel Shestack.

Andrew Stiinlaiicc and others, for the charter of a proposed nonprofit corporation to be named Valley Croatian American Citizens Club and organized under the Nonprofit Corporation Law of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, approved May 5. 1933. The purpose or purposes for which said cor poration is organized, for the maintenance of a society for beneficial or protective purposes to its members from funds col lected therein. The self-culture of its members. The study of civil government of the United States, thus teaching it memheri to be good citizens of this country.

The aiding of members who are not yet citizens to become citizens of the United States. To afford opportunity its members for a Christian, social intercourse by means of parties, games and theatrical performances. The mutual aid of its members, and for these purposes to have, possess and enjoy all the rights benefits and privileges of said Act of Assembly. The Articles of Incorporation are now on file in the Onice ol the protnon oiarv of Allegheny County, at Pittsburgh Pa. A.

M. Connelly and Charles F. Dean. solicitors. WILLIAM J.

HERRCHEN. 518 Fourth Ave. Notice that letters of administration on the estate of Minnie A. (ass. deceased, late of Bellevue Borough.

Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Samuel H. ass. Adminis trator. C10 Lincoln Place. Bellevue.

Pitts burgh. Pa. THORP. BOSTWICK. REED ARM STRONG.

Attorneys. Grant Bldg. Notice that letters of administration on the estate of G. M. Wiggins, or G.

Mack gins. deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Alle. thpnv County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said esfate will masH payment and those having claims will present them to Commonwealth Trust Company of Pittsburgh. Administrator.

312 Fourth Pittsburgh. Pa. TO George W. Vickers. respondent: Take notice that the case ol Hazel vickers against you for divorce a vinculo matri monii, at No.

July Term. 1 93, Common Pleas Court. Allegheny County, will be tried at the lty-County Building. Pittsburgh. when called, or ss soon as is convenient to said court, stone cipher Ralston.

Attorneys for libellant, Farmers Bank Building. Pittsburgh. Pa PATRICK J. CORK. Attorney.

613 Bake- well Bing. jNotice mat letters of ad ministration on the estate of William A Thompson, deceased, late of Pittsburgh Allegheny County, having been granted all persons indebted to said estate wil make payment and those having claims will present them to Patrick J. orr. Ad ministrator. 3718 Atkins St.j Pittsburgh, Pa, STRASSBURGER McKENNA.

Attorneys. 2503 Grant Bldg-. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Benjamin Ii Hirshfield. deceased, late of Penn Township. Allegheny County.

having been granted. all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Stella J. Hirshfield. Executrix. Verona Postoffice.

Penn Township. Pa. S. ALTER. Attorney.

501 Berger Bldg. Notice that letters of administration nn the estate of Fred Brings, deceased late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to John A. Briggs. Administrator.

1820 Browns-ville Road. Pittsburgh. Pa TO Mary E. Walker. Respondent: Take notice that the case of Thomas H.

Walker against you for divorce a vinculo matrimonii, at No. 947 October Term. 193. Common Pleas Coort. Allegheny County.

wiU be tried at the Citv-County Building. Pittsburgh. Pa when called, or as soon as is convenient to said court. Braslev. Rubin.

Bailer Cole.T Attorneys for Lineiiant. 410 Fnck Build-ing. Pittsburgh. Pa. A.

A. BLCESTONE. Attorney, 40'i Grant Bldg. Notice that letters of administration on the estate of Mrs. Emma L.

Dreese or Emma L. Dreese. deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Charles A. Dreese.

Administrator. 784 Baldwin Rd Pittsburgh. Pa. will of the a all and TO a to for Pa. of a.

on J. to W. on E. or A. on ward A.

Janke. of Korth Side. Friends received at the home of his sister. Mrs. Caroline Thompson.

No. r6 Dewey Etna, where services will he held Saturday. January ft. at 2:30 p. m.

JONES on Tuesday. Jan. 5. 137. at p.

cnima uvea Jones ol va Beltzhoover mother of Mm. May R. James. Mrs. Catherine Williams.

Mrs. Todd Hipwell. David J. and George J. Owen.

Funeral services at the residence of her daughter. Mrs. Williams. 600 Beltzhoover on Thursday evening. Jan.

7. at 8 o'clock. Friends invited. Interment Friday morning. KIDD At his residence.

229 Pennsylvania imsworui. on Tuesday evening. Jan. 5. 137.

at 9:30 o'clock, Robert A-husband of Lillian Edmuudson Kidd. son of James L. and the late Reus Kidd. and brother of Roy E. Kidd.

Friends will be received at McDonald's Funeral Home. California Avalon, where services will be held on Friday afternoon. Jan. 8. at 2:30 o'clock.

KXORK On Wednesday. January 6. lt37; at p. William. Kaon, beloved husband of Ida Knorr, (nee Stromp of 275 Sebring Avenue.

Beech-view. Friends received at the Beinhauer Mortuary, 2630 West Liberty Avenue. Funeral on Saturday morning- at 9 o'clock. Requiem high mass at St. Catherine's Church.

Beechview. at 10 o'clock. Friends invited. Interment in St. Michael's Cemetery.

KOH I.HAAS On Tuesday. January 5. at ner Home. 1733 tirandview Nortn Braddock. Lena Kohlhaas.

wife of George V. Kohlhaas. and mother of Mrs. Ruth Miller. Vincent.

Herbert. Mildred. Linden and Luther. Funeral services from the Hebron Lutheran Church. Main East Pittsburgh, on Saturday, January 8.

at 2 :3 p. m. tHarrisbnrg papers please eopy.l LEO On Tuesday. Jan. 5.

1937. Mildred Alice Leo. daughter of the late Harry and Annie Boston Leo. formerly of Riverview Bellevue. Funeral from the home of Schellhasts Sc Son.

707 East N. on Friday at 2 p. m. Friends invited. LYNCH On Tuesday, Jan.

5. 1937. James nusoand of Mary Neidt Lyncn. age 47 years. Funeral services at the John Guehl Funeral Home.

Lowrie and Gardner Troy Hill, on Friday, Jan. 8. at 2 :30 p. m. Friends invited.

MF.HAFFKY On, Tuesday. Jan. 5. 1937. hi 1 a p.

tainerine fionanan ie-haffey. beloved wife of Charles E. Me-haffey, aged 56 years, at her home. Foster Road. North Versailles Township.

Funeral from St. Alo.vsius R. C. Church at 9 a. m.

Interment in new St. Joseph's Cemetery. HEARS On Tuesday. Jan. 5.

1937. at p. Anna McCornnek Mears. beloved wife of Daniel Mears. Funeral from lier late residence.

430 Clarence D. on Saturday. Jan. 9. at 8:15 a.

m. Requiem high mass at St. Mary of the -intuitu ijmron at 9 a. m. Grandview Review 232.

W. B. A. services Friday evening- at 8:30 P. m.

Friends invited. Mlf.l.WAKII On Wednesday. Jan. 6, 1937. Rev.

Wm. Millward. husband of Jennie Fitzgerald Millwarif. aged 63 years. Services at his late residence.

318 North Neville Saturday afternoon at- 3 o'clock. Members of Craft on Lodae 653 F. and A. M. and friends invited.

MINEHAKT At his home. 2750 Broad way. Dormont. Wednesday. Jan.

6. 1937. at 3:45 a. Frank husband of Carrie Gibbons inch art. aged 75 years.

Remains at Smiillin's Funeral Home, 481 South Atlantic E. (near Baum and Liberty), where services will be held Friday morning at 10:30 o'clock. Friends invited. Interment in Brownsville. Pa.

MOCK Of 4226 Brownsville Brent- wiiou. siirmeniy. on unesoay. Jan. 1937.

at 3 2 o'clock, noon. George Mock, husband of Mary Billcr Mock, in his 64th year, father of Alberta Mock. Mrs. Leona Eiehmuller. Louis A.

Biller. Emma Biller. Mrs. Hilda Balash. Mrs.

Joseph Nieder-meier and Mrs. Frances Franz. Friends received at the funeral home of John D. Schaub's Sons. 425 Brownsville opposite Mt.

Oliver Harris. Funeral on Saturday at 8 a. m. Solemn requiem high mass at St. Wendelin's R.

C. Church at. 9 a. ni. Friends and members of Knights of St.

George. Branch No. 4: Carrick Aerie No. 1520. F.

O. are invited. Interment in St. Peter's Cemetery. Mrt-AIKERTY On Tuesday.

January 5. 1937. at 3:30 p. Mrs. Marv E.

Mc-Cafferty (nee Gordon), widow of Edward T. MeCafferty. Funeral from her lata residence. 3200 Fifth Avenue, on Friday. January 8.

at 8:30 a. m. Solemn requiem mass at St. Agnes' Church at 9 o'clock. Friends may call from 3 to 10 P.

m. Mr LAUGH MX Ella Wilgus. on January 3 93.. at I p. at her home.

229 Fourth Street. West Newton. in her 9ith year. Survived by two daughters. Mrs.

Ada Null and Mrs. Nellie B. Ward, both of West Newton. Funeral services at the J. W.

McCauley Funeral Home. West Newton. -Friday. January 8. at 2:30 P.

m. Interment in West Newton Cemetery. ORSRORN Suddenly, on Tuesday. Jan. 5.

1111am k. tirsnorn. or 4ii Sandusky N. husband of Edith Orsborn. son of Mrs.

Eliz. (Watters) Orsborn and brother of Mrs. Thomas B. Holmes. Friends received at George W.

Heard Funeral Home. 4047 Perrysville N. S. Services on Friday. Jan.

8. at 2 p. ni. Interment at Crossroads Cemetery. PENT IN Tuesday.

January fi. 1937 at 4:50 p. Frederick husband of the late Elizabeth McLean Pentin and father of Mrs. Lillian Marks and Alfred J. Petin.

Funeral from the home of his flaugnter. Lillian Marks. 41(1 J.ydia Hazelwood. Saturday afternoon. January 9.

at 3:30 o'clock. Members of Castle of Protection K. of G. and Florence R. Patterson Temple No 82.

L. of G. and friends invited. PLANT On Tuesday. Jan.

5. 1937. John in bis 79th year, late of 1955 Straubs Lane. Funeral from Oscar s. 3 4-20 Claim on Friday.

Jan. 8. at 8:45. Requiem mass at Most Holy Name Church at 9 a. m.

Members of O. R. C. Holy Name Society and friends invited PLOHK On Wednesday. Jan.

6 193 Louisa Sunderman. widow of William Plohr. uneral from 4738 Penn Ave coiner Mathilda city, on Saturday. w. at p.

tn. RAFFERTY On Tuesday evening at 11 ciock. Anna carey. widow or Ecward J. Rafferty.

father of Mrs. Irene Farrell, Mrs. Regina MeGroarty. Edward. Charles Paul.

Jack. Rose Mary, and Anne Louise Rafferty. Fun eral from the family home. 6915 Alder Saturday morning with high mass of requiem at Sacred Heart Church at 10 1- 1 1 i-iiw ii. 1 icims l(lllfl.

ROLAND Suddenly, on Monday. Jan. 4 at 7 p. Anthony lwloved hlis- nano 01 Mary A. Goulding.

Funeral from nis late home. 378 Ave. E. Forest Hills, on Friday at 8:30 a. m.

Requiem high mass at i. coiemau Church, at a m. Friends invited. SCHWABKOW On Tuesday. Jan.

5. 1937. at 0:59 p. Addie Putman. widow of John Schwabrow.

mother of Mrs. Jerome J. Arnold and John R. Schwabrow of Casper. Wyoming.

Funeral from the residence of her daughter. 812 Grand-view Mt Washington. Services Friday. Jan. 8.

at 2:30 p. m. Friends III II I-Tl SCHWIRIAN On Jan. 5. at the home of his son.

Frank J. Schwirian. 518 Pleasant Mononrahela. Samuel Schwirian. ase 69 years.

Survived by 3 sons, Samuel N. of John C. of Dormont. Frank J. of Mononrahela.

Funeral services at the Bebout and Yohe Co. Funeral Home. 300 Second Mononsrahela. Friday afternoon at 2:30. SEIFF.RT On Wednesday.

Jan. 6. 1937. at 8:15 a. Adam, husband of Barbara Schmitt SeiXert (nee Helbling).

Funeral from his residence. 847 Progress N. Saturday at 10:15 a. m. Requiem mass in St.

Mary'e Church at 11 a. m. Friends invited. SIMON Suddenly, on Monday. Jan.

4. 1937. at 11 a. Joseph husband of Catherine Heckman Simon, are years, at his residence. 420 Mt.

Troy Reserve Twp. Funeral Friday at 8 a. m. from the Joseph H. Pappert Funeral Home.

711 Lockhart N. S. Requiem mass at St. Alo.vsius Church at 9 a. m.

Friends invited. Interment private. Flowers respectfully declined. 8TEPHEN On Tuesday. Jan.

5. 1837 Dorothy, daughter of Mary Frsns and Jacob Stephens. Funeral from the residence. 822 Spring Garden on Saturday. Jan.

9. at 8:30 a. m. Solemn requiem high mass at St. Marys Church at a.

Friends invited. WHEEI.ER On Thursday. January 7th, 1937. at 10:40 a. Mrs.

Catharine A. Wheeler, widow of James B. Wheeler, in her 81st year, at the home of her daugh ter. Mrs. James L.

Roche. 656 Shade Bellevue. Also survived by a son, James B. Wheeler, of Houston, Texas. Notice of funeral later.

WOLF On Jan. 6. at 2:57 p. John J. wolf, beloved son of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Kaufman Wolf, in his 49th year. Funeral from the family residence. 444 4th Braddock. on Saturday.

Jan. 9. at 8:30 a. m. High mass ol requiem at St.

Joseph R. C. Church at 9 a. m. Friends invited.

YOI'NG At her late residence, 912 Ivy E. on Thursday. Jan. 7. 1937 at 11 a.

Martha, daurhter of the iaff. Alexander and Marraret loung lormerlv of 'Jarentum. Survived by a sister. Margaret. Notice of funeral later.

NOTICES In Memoriam GILLESPIE Tn memory of Mitchell C. Gillespie, who died 14 years ago today. Sadly missed by his daughters. Mrs. James Agnew and Mrs.

John Proie. IN memory of my mother, Anna Mercer, who died two years ago today. Jan. 7. 1 935.

Sadly missed by her daughter Grace. Funeral Directors ASK your neirtwr about John Kekilty Tn-netsl Home. 605 Brnshton Ae. Pe. 2S01.

DAKIEI. L. GALLAGHER. FUNERAL DIRECTOR. 480 LINCOLN AVE.

LI. 2441 Florist GinAS. 37A7 FORBES ST. MA. 1300.

Sprays. S3. Baskets. SS. Community Mausoleums MOUNT ROYAL MAUSOLEUM Entombment Spaces Available.

At. 3829. Memorial Cards 100 MOURNING CARDS printed ot order. SI. Kirner a.

309 Market St. Co. 2326. LESTER K. WOLF.

Attorney-at-La w. 1405 Cnion Bank; Pittsbunrh. Pa. Notion is h'rebT nven that an application be made to the Department of State the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburr. Pa, on the 11th day of Jan-nary.

1837. by the Pottera Lumber Company, a foren corporation, formed tinder laws of the State of Ohio, where its principal office i located at No. lOotl Broadway Street, East Liverpool. Ohio, for Certificate of Authority to do business within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania under the provisions ot the Business Corporation Law of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, approvied May ft. The character and nature of the business said corporation proposes to transact in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania under the said Certificate of Authority is buyinir.

felling- and manufacturing lumber, doors, sash, mouldings, lime, plaster, cement and other materials used in the construction of buildings and the contracting construction of buildings. The proposed registered, office of the said corporation in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania will be located at No. 1208 Peoples Bank Pittsburrh. County of Allegheny. LESTER K.

WOLF. Solicitor. Gertrude Leon Weisinir. Respondent: Take notice that the case of William George Weisinr against you for divorce vinculo matrimonii, at No. '1077 July Term.

1 Common Pleas Court. Allegheny County. will be tried at the City-County Building. Pittsburgh. when called, or as soon as is convenient said Court.

Samuel Krimsly. Attorney Libellant. 1130 Grant Bids, Puts-hnrgh. Pa. McCLELLANP.

Attorney at Law. 618 Bakewell Pittsburgh. In the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County. Pennsylvania, as: No. 1421 October Term.

lt24. In re estate Andrew F. Pimeral. a weak-mintied person, now deceased. Notice is hereby given that the first and final account of Potter Title Trust Company, guardian, appointed by the above court at the number and term aforesaid, was filed in said court on December 22.

lP.1t". and that unless exceptions are filed thereto, on or before January 25. 1H37. at 0:30 o'clock the account may be confirmed and any balance for distribution may be ordered distributed to those entitled to said funds. Potter Title Trust Company.

Guardian. WAGNER WAGNER. Attorney. 1511 Berger Bldr. Notice that letters testa mentary on the estate of George H.

Inidt, deceased. late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having- claims will present them to Mary M. Dudt. Executrix.

648a Monitor Pittsburgh. Pa. JOHN H. SORG. Attorney.

3223 Grant Bldg. Notice that letters testamentary the estate of Sophia B. McGrew. deceased, late of McKeesport. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will pre sent them to Catherine A.

Rough. Execu trix. 1614 Jenny Lind McKeesport. Pa. T.

GOLDING. Attorney. 506-OB Berger Bldr. Notice that letters of administration on the estate of Frank Mulvihill. de ceased, late of Pittsburgh.

Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment ana inose naving claims will present tnem Andrew E. Sloan. Administrator. 687 Moorhead Place. Pittsburgh.

Pa. J. CONNELLY. Attorney. 802 Frick uing.

that letters testamentary the estate of Harry Ceoin. deceased. ate of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, hav- ng- been granted, all persons indebted to aid estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Steve Petryszyn. Executor.

1219 Muriel St-Pittsburrh. Pa. GEORGE L. SUTTER. Attorney.

1011 Jones Law Bldg. Notice that letters of administration on the estate of Mary E. Linhart. deceased, late of Ml. Jebanon Township.

Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indented to saia state will make payment and those hav- claims will present them to Clarence Linhart. Administrator. 103 Cedar Mt. Lebanon Township. Pa.

BROWN JONES. Attorneys. 1004 Wylie Ave. Notice that letters or adminis tration e. t.

on the estate ol Meridith Merdith Walker, deceased, late of Homestead. Allegheny County. having been granted, all persons indebted to aid estate will make payment and those having claims, will present them to Lula Walker. Administratrix J. 21o Joseph Homestead.

Pa. M. CONNELLY. Attorney. 1200 Jones Law Bldg.

Notice tha letters of administration on the estate of Sarah Jane Love or Sara Love or Sara J. Love or Sarah J. Love or Sarah Love, deceased. ate of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, nav-ng been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Thomas Clark.

Administrator. bs3 noniesieau Swissvale P. Pittsburgh. Pa. LOTTIS LOCKHART.

Attorney, 1924 Grant Bldg. Notice that letters or adminis tration e. t. a. on the estate of F.

Carl iuest. deceased, late ol McJieesport. Al legheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to sain estate win nmn.t-pavment and those having claims will present them to Mary Jane Guest. Ad ministratrix. A.

MCtveesport. A-a. JOHN H. SORO. Attorney.

3222 Grant Bldg-. Notice tnai letters lesiamcmai the estate ot iiowara tr. amwii, ceased, late of McKeesport, Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Catherine A. Kough. Ex ecutrix.

161 Jenny Lina acnetw port. PAUL C. RUFFENNACH. Attorney. Jones Law Bldg.

rouce mai JrllT" estamentary on the estate of Felix Tush. deceased, late of Baldwin lownsnip. Alle gheny County. Having oeen granieu. persons indebted to said estate will make payment ana inose navins ijinm present them to Peter Tush.

3012 Elroy Brentwood. Time Kenraan. jlo Elma, Baldwin xownsmp. PAUL G. McCLELLAND, Attorney.

BID Bakewell Bldg Notice that letters testamentary on the -estate of Irene C. Goe. deceased, late of Turtle Creek. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to saia estate win nie and those having claims will Present them to G. M.

McDonald. Executor. 300 Beviugton Road. Forest iims, itiiKinsours, Pa. A.

S. FINGOLD KEUBEN Attorneys. iK I jones iaw aiub. letters of administration on the estate of Edith E. Hill, late of Pittsburgh.

Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment ana inure claims will present them to rtooeri a. Crumpton. Administrator, 18 Marion Ave-Forest Hills Pa. R. F.

WEGER, Attorney. Ill's nerger Bldg. notice mai leiiers u-sidiiirinij on the estate ot eorge r. gcuimu, ceased. late of Koss tiiegneny County, having been granted, an persons indebted to said estate win maite iwni'iii and those having claims will present them to Beulah E.

E. Karn. Executrix Nelson Run Koad. it. u.

iso. rtox a. jn.ui-vale. Pa. WALTER J.

LASKA. Attorney. Bakewell Bldg. NotK-e that letters ot administra tion on the estate of Josephine Gorskt. Hnvurd late of Pittsburgh.

Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will mass payment nd those naving claims wm present meni to Potter Title Trust company. Aa-ministrator. Berger Pittsburgh. Pa. JOHN E.

WINNER FLOYD V. WIN- NEK. Attorneys. IK'iw tjnion nann ajkik. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Amelia Brant, deceased, late of Ross Allegheny county.

naving been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those hav ing claims will present tnem to tana ivin. Perrysville, and Ralph E. Brant. Cen-terville. Pa Executors VICTOR, L.

BAKER. Attorney. Berger Ride-. Notice that letters of administra tion on the estate of Halel Alt or Veil Alii or Velli Ali. deceased, late of Clair-ton.

Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Potter Title Trust Administrator. Berger Bldg. THE CONTRIBUTORS of the St. John's General Hospital will meet at the Hospital. January 13.

1937. to elect officers Jor the ensuing year. W. S. LANGFITT.

Secretary. Proposals COCNTY OF ALLEGHENY Pittsburgh. December 31. 1P36. Separate and sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Controller of Allegheny County, until o'clock a.

m. Thursday. January 14. 1937. for the following Sand.

Reinforced concrete culvert pipe. Concrete reinforcement bars and welded mesh reinforcing. Special bidding blanks and envelopes for use of bidders. Instructions and Crat-ditions regulating bidding and specifications may be had on application at the office of the Department, of Property and Supplies. 207 Court House.

Pittsburgh. Pa. The County Commissioners reserve th.8 right to reject any and all bids. ROBT. G.

WOODSIDE. County Controller. COCNTY OF ALLEGHENY Pittsburgh. January 7. 1937.

Separate and sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Controller of Allegheny County, until o'clock a. Thursday. January 14, 1937, for the following: BINDERS' AND SHEETS COCNTY TREASURER'S DELINQUENT RECEIPTS AND STATEMENTS Special bidding blanks and envelopes for use of bidders. Instructions and Conditions regulating bidding and specifications may be had on application at the office of the Department of Property and Supplies. 207 Court House.

Pittsburgh, Pa. The County Commissioners reserve the right to reiect any and all bids. ROBT. G. WOODSIDE.

County Controller. DEATH NOTICES ALLISON On Thursday. Jan. 7. 1937.

at 8:35 a. David B. Allison, father of Mrs. Frank E. Blose of 308 Riefert St, Thirtieth Ward, in hia floth year.

Services Friday evening at 7 o'clock. Interment Covodc. Saturday at 3 o'clock. Please omit flowers. Indiana IP papers please copy! Al'TH On Wednesday.

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