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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1935 Other Press Departments, Court 7200 Want Ad Headquarters, Court 4900 THIRTY-ONE THE PITTSBURGH PRESS DEATH NOTICES Pittsburgh Stock Market Prices at 2:4 p. M. Dividend Sales Armstrong Cork $1 al30 Carnegie Metals 3415 e-Devonian Oil $1 100 Duq Brewing 50c 185 Fort Pitt Brewing 800 Harbison-Walker $1 a25 Koppers pfd $6... 10 Lone Star Gas 30c al070 Mesta Machine $2 a 467 Mountain Fuel Supply 10c alOO Pgh Screw Bolt 100 Shamrock Oil Gas a5615 Stand Steel Spring $1... 250 United Eng Fdy $1 150 West Air Brake 50c a997 k-West Elec Mfg $1 a5 High 43 5 15hi 63 Vt 27 987s 10 hi $40 574 77s 2 15 2774 35 hi 97 Low 43 4li 15'i 6 lhi 27 987.

10 40 574 77. 2 15 277-4 34 87 Last 43 44 1574 64 174 27 9874 1074 4074 574 774 2 15 2774 35 97 Prev 42 4 15 6 174 28 98T4 10 40 5 7 2 15 27 34 9574 I High Low 43 17 5 1 152 10 8 3i lhi 23 .16 100 73 11 4i 40hi 244 574 47 8 5 3 .75 18 9 28 19 351,, 18' 324 Total 21 10 32 hi 17 3i 21 hi 10V3 23 8 Zhi 11-16 3i4 17s 40 2074 59 hi 26 7 3 30 17U 10hi 37s 50 35 7 1 50 27 9 2 13419 UNLISTED Am Rad al20 Am Rolling Mill 30c a 40 Am Elec a30 il 21 2174 2174 32 31 32 31 21 21 2174 2174 23 23 23 22 3 2 24 374 3 3 3 3 40 3974 40 40 58 58 58 58 674 67a 6 674 2974 92 29 29 10 974 1074 1074 49 4974 4974 49 7 674 7 674 50 49 50 49 874 874 874 8 a332 a248 a55 a24 a297 a95 a97 a785 al70 a89 a 60 2541 includes odd lots. e-Includes extras. Anaconda Copper Cities Service Curtiss-Wright General Electric 80c. e-General Motors $2.75.

Packard Motor Pennsylvania $1. Radio Corp Stand Oil $1 United Corp United States Steel. Warner Bros Total B-Not including extras. a-Total k-74 share Radio. tNew high record.

CLOSING Miscellaneous Stocks Bid Ask BID AND ASK PRICES 2 2 6 6 4374 17 4 474 5 574 16 12 674 674 774 1. 3 4 12 147a 1 1 98 99 10 1074 574 574 4074 4074 6 7 Arkansas Gas do pfd Armstrong Cork Blaw-Knox Carnegie Metals Crandall, McK. Hend D. L. Clark Devonian Oil Duff-Norton Duquesne Brewing do A Electric Products Follansbee Bros.

pfd. Fort Pitt Brewing Koppers G. C. Lone Star Gas Mountain Fuel Mesta Machine Pittsburgh Forgings OVER THE Bid 80 98 .104 10.1 .102 .103 103 ,4 .100 .103 103 49 100 .100 33 100 95 03 loo ISO loo 15 ,108 89's 98 100 ioo 100 Ask Am Fruit Grw 7s Aug- 30-43 Ben Avon Ems os Jb. 101 106 Butler Water 5s 67 Citizen's Water 51....

Citizen's Water 6s 61 Clark Os 44 Conn Coke 5s 48 onnellsville Water 6 39... Cres In Wir Cab tt'is 38 Dilworth Porter 6s 89... Duke Price Power 6s 60. SFoilansbee Bros 5s 47... Fl ick HC) Ck 5s July 36-44 Friek-Reid Supply 0s 43...

Grsnt BldfT 7s 47 Kaufmann Dept St 5s 36. Keystone Sand Sup 0s 43. I Mackintosh-Hemp 4 9. McClint Mrsh 5'. -is Dec 36-37 McCrady Rodgers Os 41....

Nnntour At 5s 63. SNat Fire Prf 5'jS 47 Ohio Val Water 5s 54 Oklahoma Nat Gas 6s48 A. do Os 46 tPenn Fed Corp 6s 46 Penn State Water 5 i 52 Pitt Pub Co Aug- 1 Pitt Stadium 6s 49 Pgh Ath Assn 5s 39 104 103 104 103 102 36 64 13 9i 100 10 75 ODD LOT QUOTATIONS WANTED 35 Ruud Manufacturing 14 10 Vanadium Alloys 35 75 National Fireproofing .50 65 McKinney Manufacturing' .75 25 Crandall. McK 5 SO Ptrh Steel Foundry 2 70 United States Glass 1 FLYNN CHARGES HOOVER FAILED ON BUDGET JOB Economist Shows Ex-President Committed 'Crime' He Now Assails So Bitterly By JOHN T. FLYNN CopjTisht.

1935. lor Pres Publishing Co. NEW YORK, Nov. 19 Two events last week remind us that the Presi dential campaign of 1936 has begun. One was the election of four delegates at large from Ala-bam a to the I si? Democratic Na tional Conven tion next June.

The other was Mr. r's speech to the 4 Ohio Society of New York, which may be taken as the opening gun of the campaign. From now on we may look for Mr. Fljnn nomenon. Politicians will now attack our serious economic problems to clear them up -and will envelope them in a lu-ainous fog.

With the political conclusions and implications of Mr. Hoover's speech we are not concerned, but merely with the essential facts. These ought to be kept straight. Not long ago Mr. Roosevelt explained this year's budget to show how rosy things were.

He looked at it with the political leader's buoyant gaiety and optimism. Now Mr. Hoover attacks Mr. Roosevelt's "unbalanced budget." Hoover's Observation Mr. Hoover says that as he has increased in years and opportunity to study the affairs of governments, he has made a few simple observations.

One of them is that a government should have the same financial standards as an honorable man. From this he concludes that money must be earned before it is spent. He then points out how the Administration has steadfastly pursued its policy of spending without ever a thought to even the ghost of the balanced budget. I think it is a fair assumption from this that Mr, Hoover seeks to convey the impression that in unbalancing the budget the Administration has committed a fiscal crime and that this is a form of wickedness which he would not be guilty of if he were in power and which he would promptly bring to an end. Hoover's Record Not So Good But Mr.

Hoover was President for four years. In that time he made up four budgets. And only one of the four was in balance. Here is his record His first budget 1929-30 showed a surplus of $957,991,363. Thereafter every budget was not only unbalanced but shows an enormous deficit.

Here they are 1930- 31 deficit 902,716,843 1931- 32 deficit 2,985,312,299 1932- 33 deficit 1,791,328,705 It was these unbalanced budgets -which "caused Mr. Roosevelt as a candidate to denounce Mr. Hoover's extravagance as Mr. Hoover now condemns Mr. Roosevelt's spending.

Coolidge Spent Plenty Despite his philosophy of economy, Mr. Coolidge had been one of our greatest spenders. Under him the cost of the various departments of the government peace-time expenditures had grown more than 100 per cent. This is a little known fact. When Mr.

Hoover came in his expenditures showed a steady rise $3,994,000,000 in 1930; $4,219,000,000 in 1931; $5,006,000,000 in 1932. and then back to $4,029,000,000 in 1933. This does not imply criticism of Mr. Hoover or of Mr. Coolidge.

The expenditures may have been perfectly defensible. But it makes us a little wary of Mr. Hoover's criticism of his foes, just as we may be a little suspicious of the simon-pure soundness of the foes' criticism of him. STATISTICS Marriage License Applications AYERS-CONNERS. William B.

1003 Laura 1070 Blacka-tiore St. ARROTT-SNOW. Robert 620 Amberson Carolyn 0089 Kinsman Rd. ALLEN-M ALLOY. Rei.1.

137 Fair Way. McKeesport; Clara. 118 Strawberry McKeesport. BRENI.NGHOUSEKIESS. George B-.

Natrona. Elmyra Natrona. Pa. BRESSLER-V1ETMEIER. Edward.

1215 Holmes McKees Rooks: Lauretta. MO Highland Ave. CARLSON-McCOM ISKT. Walter 432 Corey Braddock: Bertba. 127 Camp Braddock.

CARMICHAEL-ESTEP. Thomas 621 Sudan Way; Mary 1169 Cartney St. rMGGS-HELMEK. Irvin 718 Ferree. Coraopolis: Dorothy, 713 Centennial Scwicrtipy TJICKSON-KOMINEK.

William. 2808 Lar-kms Way: Honora. 24 Greeley St. TR KLIN-DOW. Howard 014 Sixth Homestead; Odeal.

503 Filth Homestead. rARKAS-SELTMAN. Lawrence. 1500 Electric East Pittsburgh: Florence. 153 1 Electric East Pittsburgh.

FLEMING-BECK, Olen Indiana. Virginia 530 Stokes Ave, North Braddock. G4WFICH-WICHMANOWSKI. John 1405 Elmore Johanna. 120 Pin St.

NGENE-CRI VARO. Louis. Walkers Mills. Mafalda, COS Magazine Carnegie. HAVERTY-LeJUNE.

Thomas 3215 War St Cleo 2742 Shelley St. HEALE Y-REICHENBACH. Arthur Baldwin Twp. Margaret Baldwin Township. Pa.

HOLPP-HITTLE. Leo 1723 Irwin AliQuiPPa; Rosemarie. 6208 St. Mary St. HAMM-HANAS.

William C. 810 Iten Frances. 544 Spiral St. HA'CH-LEN. Paul.

Monessen. Helen. 3S0O Grace Homestead Park. Pa. HABERLE-KENEZOV1C.

Emil. 1250 Cherry Way Braddock: Anna. 2910 Shady Ave. JEGLINSKI-YASNOWSKL Joseph 400 Orchard Carnegie; Mary. 447 South Atlantic Ave.

1TARLESKI-LECHYNSKT. Harry. 2519 Mission Eleanor. 110 Pius St. KOCAK-M1KLOUCICH.

Michael 3flf Mumob McKees Rocks: Agnes. 908 Highland McKees Rocks. KOMP-CHARLESWORTH. John J- 612 Pennsylvania Are. Turtle Creek: Euth Hanoverton.

O. KRYSTALLIS-SCEPANSKI. George 348 Park Rd, Anibridge; Olga, 433 Alexander McKees Rocks. LAWLESS-BADER. John 513 Jackson Marion 1431 Conroy McKees Rocks.

T.AUGHLIN-SCHUBART. Frank J- 226 outh Winebiddle Therosa A 53 South Milivale Ave. UATHEWS-CANTY. William 2533 Elba Kathenne. Atlantic City.

N. J. MA7URBACHO. Stanley C. 5116 Lytle Martha.

5118 Lytle St. MOORE-ARMSTRONG, Thoma 514 Waninsrton Oakmont; Bessie A 218 Delaware Ave, Oakmont. It IN ELL A -TED SCO. John. Bridgemont, Carmella.

81 Highland Ave, Mc- MACK HECKLER. Raymond 128 Cats- 1fj SwJ NOTICES Funeral Directors JOHN KE KILTY FUNERAL HOME. 60S BRCSHTON AVE. PENHURST 2901. RE A C.

ROBINSON FUNERAL HOME. 239 Shady East End. Mo. 0999. Florist GrDAS.

3707 FORBES ST. MA. 1753. Sprays. S3.

Basket. 95. a Cemeteries LOTS 2) Masonic section Allegheny Memorial Park. P. O.

Box 10S5. Fairmont. West Va. ALLEGHENY County Memorial Park, one lot in improved section. Writ 441.

Press. LEAVING CITY Must sacrifice desirable lot. Homewood Cemetery. Hazel 5700. Apartment 811.

ALLEGHENY COUNTY Memorial Park Three desirable lota in unproved section. Mayflower 330S. Community Maur.oleams MOUNT ROYAL MAUSOLEUM Entombment Space Available. At 3629 LOST AND FOUND Lost and Found BAR PIN Platinum-diamond. lost Saturday night, vicinity Squirrel Hill and Point Breeze district.

Reward. Mont-rose 1624. BOOK (Qualitative Analysis by Curt-man), lost on Forbes street car. Hemlock 1673. BOSTON BULL Dark seal, white diamond collar, lost: reward.

Linden 4679-R. BRACELET Diamond and sapphire: lost Nixon Theater Monday night; reward. Mayflower 0679. COAT Dark green, trimmed in Kolinsky, lost Donahoea Saturday, reward. Ever-glade 3016.

COLLIE Tan and white. November 18: Fifth Avenue near town: name "Jack." Reward. 214 Washington Trust Company Building. Schenley 1000. OVERNIGHT BAG Black, on 82 car.

Sat- urday morning. Reward. Montrose 5343. OVER-NIGHT CASE Gray leather, lost Monday night on Car 38 around 0 p. m.

Reward. Lehigh Q588-J. PURSE Brown, containing glasses. Penn East End. Reward.

Hazel 4913. PRAYER BOOK Lost: gift of dead mother; carried through the war; containing mother's picture, letters, silk ag. diary and many addresses all in a linen case. Return to hoenj talized veteran will be deeply appreciated. Alvin Paul Lepper.

Veterans' Hospital, Aspin-wall. Penna. PORTFOLIO Brown. containing sheet-music. Lost Saturday.

Enright Theater. Information, eall Hiland 1225. WRIST WATCH Lady's, lost between Twelfth and Eighteenth South Side. Reward. 1809 Fox Way.

WRISTWATCH Lady's small gold Walt-ham, black silk band. Saturday. Reward. Hazel 2455. WATCH Lady's Bnlova, lost East Liberty.

Call Mayflower 3573. Large Reward Offered For return of diamond dinner ring, lost in William Penn Hotel. Saturday. Novem. per 16.

Phone Walnut 4700 or 2508-M. LOST Bunch of keys attached to bottle-opening gadget. Two keys attached to metal tag marked F-437. Five dollars reward. Finder please phone Fairman.

Atlantic 2095. 8 a. m. to 6 p. m.

FOUND ON STREET CARS AND BCSE5 NOV 5th. Purse 3 Purse 88 Glasses 68 NOV. flth. NOV 7th. Purse Purse NOV.

8th. Ouciflg Ti Clasp NOV th Purs NOV. 10th. Compact Wrist Watch Purse Purse 82 i'l 78 39 63 76 69 95 48 Information concerning these article may be had by calling Pittsburgh Railways Company Lost Department. Grant 7450.

Ask for Exchange 148. EMPLOYMENT Male Help Wanted APPLIANCE SALESMAN A large utility will employ an experienced appliance salesman. Must be over 25 years old. own car and able to locate outside of Pittsburgh. References will be investigated.

Apply in person to personnel department. 14 Wood St. BEAUTY SUPPLY SALESMAN. One of Pittsburgh's leading jobbers wishes the services of an experienced salesman. Protected territory and factory cooperation.

State experience and where employed past three years. Our salesmen have been notified of this ad. Write 419. Press. COLLECTOR Credit clothing, experienced: must have car: good salary.

Eagle Clothing Co- 831 Braddock Braddock. CHEF Honest, efficient, hard worker. Apply manager. 218 Diamond 9t. Christmas Card Salesmen EARN S6-S7 DAILY.

100 profit: wonderful 21-eard SI assortment; religious, gift wrappings, everyday, etc. Personal cards. 21-card assortment. 35e. Penn Greeting Card 420 Bessemer opposite Fulton Theater.

COAL SALESMAN Experienced, to sell domestic and steam coal in city for reliable company, fine proposition. Write Postoffice 1032, stating experience and full details. DIE MAKER First class, rear of Alvin Theater. 0th floor. Arrott Power Bldg.

ELECTRICAL SOLICITOR for motor repair work: commission basis. Apply 7 to 9. evening. 1310 East Ohio North Side. EX-INSURANCE men.

if you are making loss than $40 a week see me at once. Can place yon fn permanent position where your earning are limited only by your ability. Apply before noon. Mr. Welch.

421 Empire- Building. ELECTRICIAN Automobile: age 20-35 years. Evenings ami Sunday work. Locust 1200 for appointment. LOCAL MERCHANT will hire 2 young men, over 22 steady work good pay.

Reference required. Room 600 Clark Bldg. Mr. Reed. MACHINIST and tool maker.

A-l. between ages 30-45; references. 410. Press. MAN Young.

to assist photographer, house to house; no selling; experience unnecessary: steady work. Call evenings. Montrose 0858. 740 Mellon St. MAN Experienced in groceries (none other need apply) must be able to trim windows, make displays, write signs: best reference required: married man-preferred.

C. Limburg. Inc 870 East Ohio Street. Man To care for semi-invalid: work for small wage, board. 449.

Press. MEN. A Chain of Retail Stores. Steady work with promotion; must have good appearance; age 22-45; satisfied with moderate earnings. Apply ready for work 9 a.

m. and 2 p. m. Wednesday. Room 414, 319 3rd Ave.

BIEN To complete our Christmas sates force: salary and bonus: experience not required: permanent work will be given those who produce: also one man with sedan. Call between 10-4 only. 803 Maree 4th Ave. MEN Three more to work in city. Guaranteed salary.

$10 and good bonus to start. Average earnings $23 to $25 weekly. Call after 3:30 p. m. 217 Commonwealth Annex.

MEN. Due to promotion to local men. a well known financially responsible organization needs a few intelligent, clean appearing, trustworthy men, possibly unemployed at present, due to conditions beyond their control. If you are over 25. not afraid of hard work and experienced in nersonal contact work, apply Mr.

McLean. Roosa- yen Hotel, xuesaay ana Wednesday. MEN 6 full or part time work for city or county food routes good, steady and dependable earnings for full time work. About $15 weekly tor part time work. Apply 4039 Penn Avenue.

OPTOMETRIST One familiar with shop work; good proposition to rirht party. Office practice. Will treat inquiries confidential. A 426. Press.

PIANO PLAYER Non-union. handle dance work and floor show. Apply No. 3. Overlook Street.

North Side. a. p. m. PLASTERER Week's work, pay daily.

Davis Ave, at Riverview Park. N. S. PHYSICIAN Medical, registered Penna. Permanent Eleetro-medical and Proctol-ogy work.

A 474. Press. Popular Price Bookmen. Brand new popular price deal with our new 1935 Atlas and other new titles; the fastest selling deal we have ever had: new men average better than SIO a day Why not come in and see for yourself See Mr. Stanley.

1809 Clark Bid. SALESMAN To sell radios and electric appliances. Must be able to service radios. A Fraiey. 4913 Penn Ave- Pittsburgh.

SALESMAN tor Pittsburgh district to sell established line to office buildings, factories and garages. Atlantic 800O. extension 974. Tuesday from 3-5 or 8-0 P. m.

or write H. Press. EMPLOYMENT Male Help Wanted SALESMAN Experienced, to demonstrate and sell nationally advertised permanent waving equipment. Salary. Call in person.

Mabsco. 134 Sixth Pittsburgh. Pa. Salesmen Sell Teleflash. The new voice sensation aponsored by the Mormnr Telerranh of New York TelefJash is NOT RADIO, it is a direct wire broadcast of all sporting and general news, (when and as it happens).

s-oiii to hotel, taverns, clubs, attractive commission and opportunity to beer and liquor salesmen. Call 1507 Kee-nan 10 to 12 a. 8 to 4 p. m. SALESMAN Familiar with Pittsburgh grocery trade.

Salary and commission. Write A 448. W. W. Press.

SALESMAN For the most complete du plicating supply line ottered under one trade name. Nationally recognised and having established business throughout the country. Experience with duplicating equipment such a Ditto or Mimeograph desirable. Give your ft-Perienca in full Ujfirst letter. 433.

SALESMEN To sell crystal bottom unit on the easy payment plan. Exeperienced men only. Open territory. Out of town. Sherwin Illuminating 4913 Penn Pittsburgh.

SALESMAN Construction equipment, fa miliar with Pittsburgh districts. 419. Press. SALESMEN Experienced; attractive proposition for reliable concern; full or part time. Penhurst 7007.

SALESMEN For Christmas cards. '608 Jackson corner Penn and 6th St. SHOVEL OPERATOR For Bucyms 50B. Only widely experienced and temperate man considered. May be able to make necessary repairs.

Monthly basia. Box 223 East Palestine. Ohio. WANTED Several experienced direct-to-consumer salesmen who have been topnotchers in their line. Very attractive proposition for enrolling new members in Special Club Plan.

Good salesmen earn big money. Apply Mr. Michael. Thrift Club Department. Spear A 915 Penn Avenue.

Wednesday 4:30 p. m. ARE YOU IN A RUT? IS THERE A FUTURE AHEAD FOR YOU? We will have an opening November 21 for a reliable man sincerely looking for a real position working through Pittsburgh's largest department store; you must have a car and be willing to work: no floaters, no specially men need apply. For interview apply Wednesday IO a. m.

and 2 p. m. sharp. Martin 119 Federal Room 410. WOULD YOU be willing to work for S125.00 month to start with old reliable grocery company? Good opportunity for advancement: we need three men: must be steady and reliable men who can furnish reference.

No mvest-men required. Apply to 12 only. 6459 Penn Ave. YOLNG man. about 18.

well educated, free TO travel; saiarv jo rrr-n. must be able to drive car. See Mr. Hofheinz. 7-9 p.

Seventh Ave. Hotel. YOUNG MAN For quick selling service work with manager. Pay every day. 722 Empire BIdg 4 to p.

YOUNG man. honest and industrious, for quired. 022 Bessemer Bldg. 8:30 to 12. UNDERWOOD fanfold oilier.

Conley Business Service. 405 Magee Bldg. Help Wanted Special EXPERIENCED salesmen to call on retailers, wholesalers, jobbers and business concerns with line of paper products: must come well recommended: full time: commissions average commission possibility $100 per week or more in restricted territory. Merchants Industries. Box 1028.

Dayton, uaio. HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Wanted, to sell office supplies, easy sales. Jars profits and repeat order. J. A.

Rader. Millersport. P. O. Box 124.

MAN wanted for Rawleigh Route. Real opportunity for riffht man. We help von get started. Write Rawleigh Dept. PNK-432-O.

Chester. Pa. Agents Solicitors AGENTS who have sold sewing machines or household products. 455. Press.

SA Male Help Instruction AIR CONDITIONING Training and employment service in this field of opportunities for those who qualify. Mechanical inclination essential. For qualification chart write American School (established 1897. not for profit). Press Box 433.

ELECTRIC refrigeration. Pittsburgh School of Tradet. 405 Penn Ave. LEARN welding. Pittsburgh School of Trades.

405 Penn Ave. 6 Male and Female Help Wanted ACTS WANTED for Dutch Henry's Ama teur JMKni. J.uegua.v, -waoi prizes. Apply now. 322 Diamond St.

ACTS WANTED for Dutch Henry's Amateur Night. Tuesday. Nov. 19. Cash prizes.

Apply now. S23 Diamond St DEMONSTRATOR Experienced, for wheel r.n-1. InilM 1 Phone Greensburg 62 or write 6A Male Female Help Instruction PRIVATE lessons in French. Italian. German.

For appointment write 3 O. O. Press. STUDIO OF LANGUAGES Perfect, your French: improve your English. Elementary and advanced classes.

Expert instruction. All branches. Flambard. Atlantic 1871. CLASSES now being started in secretarial training, accredited high school subjects, art drama, adv.

and general business subjects. Pgh. Academy. 531 Wood St 3 MONTHS' SECRETARIAL COURSE. Bus iness vuiicsc.

Female Help Wanted BEAUTY OPERATORS Experienced operator only need apply. Bring model lor try-out. Claffey. 237 Fifth Ave. BEAUTY OPERATOR All around.

Call Schenley 3872. BEAUTY OPERATOR Experienced. Apply Wednesday. 6 P. m.

May Sheaffer. 201 Shields Rosa and Wood. Wil-kinsburg. CANVASSERS (3). must be experienced food product.

Everglade 6183, 7 to 8 p. m. Christmas Card Salesladies EARN S6-S7 DAILY. 100 profit: wonderful 21-card $1 as sortment; reilltiuua. Kill wiayviua day.

etc. Personal cards. 21-card aort- ment. ifoc. renn returns vni Bessemer opposite Fulton Theater.

COOK Experienced whita woman for small lunch-room. Good, quick service. One considering home preference high wages. References. 3341 Forbes Street.

COOK Male or female, experienced in making German dishes. Write 436. Press. COSMETIC demonstrators; full or part time; training and appointment lur-nished. 303 Empire BMg.

GIRL White, general housework, plain cooking; references. Schenley 8482. GIRL White, general housework: gentiles, one child; private room and bath; excellent home: $5. Montrose 9193. GIRL or Woman SETTLED, general housework, home nights.

S4. Hiland 1122. GTRI. While. general housework.

no laundry: stay nights; $0 week. Jack son 4234. GIRL Colored, general housework: stay njhts: SO week. Call Penhurst 4R2 or 2T40 William Penn Highway, Wilkinson rg. GIRL White, general housework, stay nights; good home and salary; references.

Haxel 13.V GIRL White, housework, care of baby, plain cooking; small laundry: good references: S8.0O.. Jackson 3368. GIRL White, foreign preferred, experi enced general housework: stay mgbts: reference. $7. Penhurst 9784 morning or evening.

GIRL White, assist with housework; stay nights. S3 week. Call Hazel 2168. GIRL White, general housework, cookinr. Rome laundry, like children, stay night.

$7. Lehigh 3410. GIRL White, reneral housework, no wash ing, stay nights, family of three. Pitts burgh reference, good wages, seneniey 1880. GIRL White, experienced, general housework, good home.

references. Mayflower GIRL From South Hills-Beadling: housework: home nights. 262 Academy. Mt. Lebanon.

GIRL White, experienced genersl housework, stay nights, good home. Phone Montrose 7450. GIRL White, general housework, care of children, laundry; no cooking. Si. Hazel 5784.

GIRL White, general housework, good plain cook: no laundry work; reference required. Montrose 2209. GIRL White, experienced. Waitress and upstairs work. Good wages.

Mayflower 3020. GIRL White, experienced eook; small apartment; stay nights. Brandy wine 2338. GIRL or woman, general housework, experienced: good laundress. $3.

Schenley 5934. mornings. GIRL White, general housework. No eook-J5 Good borne. $4.00 week.

Lehigh GIRL Experienced: general housework, laundry: stay nights; references. Lehigh 1028. GIRL White. experienced housework-, plain cooking: child: stay nighta; good wages: references. Haxel 0385.

GIRL Colored, neat, aged 18-22. general housework home nights. Emerson 171 GIRL White, general housework: laundry, stay nights: reference. $5. Phone Syca-more 7912-R.

GIRL White, past 18. general housework tiood home. References required. Jack-son 0821. GIRL -White, help in restaurant kitchen.

0 a. 2 p. m. Af.ajfios.er 9017. 8-3.

EMPLOYMENT Female Help Wanted CI GIRL White, for general houseeoiE. 1321 Federal Street. North Side. HOUSEKEEPER One who prefer good home to high wage. Walnut 15X8W.

GIRL Foreign. 18-25. general a week and good home. JL 470. Pr-'S.

GIRL General housework and eookms. Phone Jackson 1789. 6419 Beacon Pt. GIRL White, experienced reneral housework: stay nights. 5615 Phillip.

Apartment 3. GIRL White, general housework, cooVmr. small apartment, home nights, references. Hazel 1049. GIRL White, young, experienced general hi usework; $5.

Call afternoons. Churchill 2299. GIRL White, experienced, general hou-work. cooking, laundry: reference: $8.00 6510 Wellesley Ave. Montrose 0184.

MASSEUSE Swedish; Write 443. Press. must be strong. SALESLADIES For Christmas Card. 608 Jackson corner Sixth and Penn.

SALESLADIES Fast selling article: permanent position. Apply in person before noon. 445 Ella Bloomfield. Pittsburgh. SODA sandwich girl, drug store.

COBY'S. Bessemer Bldg. TELE PHONE SOLICITOR Experienced, must be over 25. to travel: state experience and telephone number. .421.

Press. WAITRESS Experienced. Middle aged. Kb dependents. One that will consider home to high wage.

References. 3341 Forbes Street. WOMAN Over 30 desiring to make good income and develop in well known woman's organization: one with executive ability, has unlimited opportunity to Progress. Write, stating phone, 432. Press.

i-1 WOMAN For general housework in rooming house, plain cooking. 0212 Perm Avenue. WOMEN 2 cook, chambermaid, white, experienced, over 35. Sewickley 290. before noon.

NATIONALLY known concern has opening for two women between the ages of 24 and 40. to do sales work in PittstmYMi. Must be a willing worker. Opportunity for advancement and earn big monvv. Experience helpful but not necessary.

Steady employment. Write giviuir aav, experience and telephone number. 447. Press. ELDERLY woman wanted to take care of two school children, good hnmarvSO Ansoma St.

Apply between 9-10 a. m. week days. ATTRACTIVE GIRLS Free to for demonstration work. Call Miss Kay.

Roosevelt Hotel. EXPERIENCED girl or young womauijor ger-eral housework: must be fond ot children: $6 week. 45 Park Crafton. 7A Female Help Special HELP for institutions, hospitals everywhere: no experience necessary: So-S18(l monthly: enclose stamp SHft Bureau. 145-272 W.

45th. New York. LADIES lingerie, sox. neckwear, without investment: big Xmas profits: postcard brinr information. Chestnut.

Phila, WOMEN 20-35. learn tinting photographs, no art talent required. Free employment service: positions available: first lesson free. Give address and phone number. 454.

Press. 8 Female Help Instruction BEAUTY COURSS: Maison Felix Beauly School. 204 Nixon Bldg. Court 7583. Beauty course complete, $00: private school.

Espy. 339 Fifth Ave. Room 301. At. GRIFFITH SCHOOL OF BEAUT 437 Penn Second Floor.

At. 4034. MAISON FREDERIC BEAUTY SCHOOL. 207 6th Ave. Court 2100.

New catalog. Situations Male BUTLER and chauffeur position wanted by neat young colored man. excellent references. Schenley 4520 from 8 mornings to 7:30 evenings. BUTLER Houseman, white, experienced: good references.

Call Linden 240.1-K. CHEFHotel. club cr first class restaurant, best of references. Montrose 8238. CHAUFFEUR Desires position.

12 year' experience: reference. Fairfax 1756. CHAUFFEUR White, expert mechanic, best of reference: position private family. Call Montrose 3220. CHEMIST'S assistant or test, boy at steel plant; experienced on analysis of scrap metals: two years college chemistry.

Montrose H764. COLORED MAN from the South warn job; porter, janitor or houseman. Pen-hurst 0)181. CHAUFFEUK White, experienced, desires driving of any kind: reasonable salary. Montrose 8850 CHAUFFEUR White, married, desires position.

8 years' experience: best refer-ences. Federal 1973. CHAUFFEUR Colored. with reference, desires position. Court 4588.

HOUSECLEANINg! waU washing, wail-paper, sanitas. paints cleaned, painting, plastering. whitewashing; reasonable. Emerson 1516. MAN In early forties with over twenty years experience in managerial capacity and as traveling salesman.

Good business appearance. Want full or part time position in any of above or in combination. 458. Press. MAN Handy, sober, reliable, work any-kind, hoard, room, small 493.

Press. MAN. wife middle-age. charge rooming house or hotel experience; references. 475.

Press MAN While, wants work as caretaker, in or out of city, best references. A 495. Press. REFRIGERATION Man Age 28. wants position in shipping or stock department of company distributing refrigeration or household equipment.

455. Press. SPECIALTY salesman, long experience: established routes, desires on truck: have own car; prefer food produts to retail stores; best city refer-enreH. 474. Precs.

YOUNG MAN 17. from Carnck High, wants to learn butcher trade. Willing to work at reasonable wages. Write 435. Press.

YOUNG MAN High school, able to type, capable office worker, with driver's licen w. waits any kind of work with a regular salary (no matter how small) and some future: would appreciate a chance to prove ability and willingness to apply himself. Grant 7061. COUPLE White, experienced in all domestic work, wishes permanent position about December 15th. References.

479. Press. YOUNG white man desire truck driving or general work. Fairfax 2127. 9A Work Wanted CARPENTER Want work: alteration and repairs a specialty; estimates fur-nished.

Carrick 0384-R. CARPENTER Wants work. General house repairing, remodeling, painting. Hiland 3780. CARPENTER Bnikler wants work, any kind repairs, local reference.

Moot rote 0110. CARPENTER Repairs and alterations. hardwood floors, shingling. Fairfax 0504. CARPENTER WORK, painting, remodeling by reliable party; reasonable.

Fairfax 5Q2W. FURNACES cleaned, repaired, water heaters installed, roofing, plumbing, spouting. Walnut 0251-J. FURNITURE recovered, rewebbed. springs adjusted, cushions rebuilt: caue work a specialty: prices reasonable.

Penhurst 0112. FURNITURE repaired, refinished. e-up-holstered. cane work. Prices reasonable.

Linden 3721-J. FURNITURE and upholstering, also repairing: reasonable terms. B. Geiser. Wellington 1171-R.

FURNITURE RESTORED by skilled mechanics: modern equipped shop; esti-mate. Shema's. Walnut 2000. HAULING Light truck, for hire by hour or day. Fairfax 4210.

MAN With light paVl truck, for-haul-ing. desires work. Call Cedar 8907. PAINTING Inside, outside, paperhanging. sanitas: very reasonable price.

Biertemp-fel Bros. Fairfax 4140. PAPERHANGING Expert. S4.50. iriclud- ing paper.

2 rooms. $8. Sanitas work. Paper removed by machine. -Work guaranteed.

Mayflower 7084. PAPERHANGING of the better kind; work guaranteed: $2.25 room. Call Court 0429. PAPERHANGING $5 room up with uuuci-iiisuc waiipaper. ijeaiga 1140-M.

A. Binder. PAPERHANGING 3 room, whit paper wholesale. McHenry. St Son.

Churchill 2853. 9 PAPERHANGING first class. $2 50 rerun, edge trimmed, go anywhere. Dickenson. Penhurst 0317.

PAPERHANGER First class: $2.50 room, $4.60 with paper. Work guaranteed. Montrose 8083. PAPERHANGING A-l. Go anyw $2.50 toom.

18 years' experience. re. er- man. r-merson UH.J7. PAPERH ANGER wants work, reasonable, paper at cost.

Phone 5337 Cedar, PAPERHANGING $2.50 room, work gjiar-anteed: wallpaper removed; go anywflere Anderson. Grant 7061. PAPERHANGING Very reasonable jiieu. go anywhere. Call HHand 1351.

PAPER AND HA r'GING. room complete. S4 95; work guaranteed. National. At.

22B5. PAPERHANGING. S2.50 room, guaran-teed. trim both edges. Federal 3Q45.

PAPER AND HANGING Plastic paper. room complete. $5. Schenley 8771. PAPER REMOVED.

New quick method. Clean white ehanic. Walter Peer. Schenley 4973. PAPERHANGING Expert: $2.50 a roomj both edge trimmed: go anywhere.

Crawford. Churchill ZiUU Obituaries Mrs. Hannah Marsh Services for Mrs. Hannah Jane Marsh, who died Sunday in her home, 1034 Forrest Ave, West Homestead, will be held there tomorrow at 2:30 p. m.

Born in Belle Vernon 70 years ago, Mrs. Marsh moved to West Homestead a year ago. She was a member of the First Methodist Episcopal Church and the Ladies of the G. A. Homestead Circle No.

145. She is survived by her husband. Millard F. Marsh; a sister, Mrs. Laura Russell; five brothers, Robert of Belle Vernon, William of Okla homa, Richard A.

of Braddock, Or-val of Hartwick, and Miller F. Hixenbaugh of Elizabeth; a granddaughter, Mrs. Edna Switek of West Homestead and two great-grandchildren. Burial will be in Jefferson Memorial Park. John Ingles Services for John Ingles, a lifelong resident of Pittsburgh, who died Sunday in the home of his daughter, Mrs.

Charles B. Vogel, Morefield will be held tomorrow at 2 p. m. in the William Sir-lin Funeral Home, 620 East Ohio North Side. Mr.

Ingles is survived by two daughters, Mrs. J. Cooley and Mrs. Vogel, and a son, Walter Ingles, all of Pittsburgh. He was the husband of the late Martha Brady Ingles.

Burial will be in United Cemetery. August Kopp Requiem high mass will be sung Thursday at 9 a. m. in the Church of the Nativity for August Kopp, who died Monday in his home, 318 Venture North Side, at the age of 63. A native of Germany, Mr.

Kopp had lived in Pittsburgh 42 years. He was an employe of the Hankey Baking Company and a member of Bakers' Union No. 12. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Rhall; two sons, Albert and Joseph Kopp.

Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery. Mt. Troy. James Stanley McMichae! Services for James Stanley Mc Michael, a lifelong resident of Allegheny County, who died yester day, will be held tomorrow at 2:30 p.

m.f in his home, 429 Bower Hill Road, Mt. Lebanon. Mr. McMichael was graduated from Pennsylvania State College, was a member of Mt. Lebanon United Presbyterian Church, and charter and life member of Crafton Lodge No.

653, F. A. M. He is survived by his widow, Anna Vance Cook McMichael and three sons, John Coleman of Cleveland, Francis S. and James C.

McMichael of Mt. Lebanon. Burial will be in Union Cemetery, Steubenville Pike. DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK NAMES NEW OFFICER George B. Oates Appointed Assistant To President Francis S.

Guthrie, president of the Dollar Savings Bank, today announced the appointment of George B. Oates as assistant to the president. Mr. Oates, who has been associated for many years with the investment banking house of Graham Parsons of Philadelphia and New York, in charge of the Pittsburgh office, will have charge of the investment securities of the bank under the direction of Mr. Guthrie.

Mr. Oates will assume his new duties on Dec. 1. D0W-J0NES TO REVISE INDUSTRIAL AVERAGES Will Substitute Da Pont, National Steel Coca Cola and Borden By The United. Press NEW YORK.

Nov. 19 Dow Jones and Co. announced today that starting tomorrow, E. I. Du Pont de Nemours Co.

common stock and National Steel Corp. common stock will be substituted for Coca Cola Co. common stock and Borden Co. common stock in compiling the Dow-Jones industrial stock averages. kill M.

Virginia. 149 Hornaday Rd. NAUMAK-KRtTG. Geore 3824 Bay-tree Anne 3008 Elton St. NEFT-GROSS.

Morris. 5511 Baywood Irene 715 North Sheridan Ave. PITTLER-BARXETT. Abraham. 6622 Wilkins Rose.

79 Greenbilsh St. POSTIC-VOEGTLE. John. 340 Butter Etna: Catherine M-. 229 Oakview Edsewood.

PALCZCTN9KI-KFBAN. Stephen Mill-vale. Amelia 3621 Charlott St. RIZER-RICHABPS. Donald West Brownsville, Martha C.

Van Voor-his. Pa. ROM ITI-STT A RIK. Anthony. Bulger.

Mary. Oakdale. Pa. ROBINSON-TORN ABENE. 118 East Lineoln McDonald; Charlotte.

North McDonald. Pa. RICHARDS-TREUSCH. William West Brownsville. Dolores Isabelle.

Pa. BUPPRECHT-SEBEN. Lawrence. 710 Idle-wood Carnepie: Edith. 710 Idle-wood Carnegie.

RCPERT-KEFTER. John Elizabeth. Pearl Dawson. Pa. SINATRA-COPPOLA.

Francesco. 319 Second Rankin: Clara. 83 McKinney McKees RocVs. SAVNLAK-KURTZ. Steven 602 Sunny-side East Pittsburgh: Celesta 625 Maple East Pittsburgh.

SHAFFER-DICKINSON. Clair. 516 Ford-ham Margaret 2819 Broadway Dormant. SLATTERY-GRISKET. Joseph.

5214 Baum Rose. 210 Ophelia St. STEINITZ-GOLPMAN. Jnlius 808 Fourth Rankin: Tina, 6851 ilor-rowfleld Ave. SCHMIDT BTTRMASTER.

Charles 810 Freeland Betty. 2035 I. Joseph St. STR A HL-R AILING SH A FER. Lloyd W.

1709 Bailey McKeesport; Grace 1728 Soles McKeesport. SODIE-FISCHER. Taylor. 87 Fullerton Anna. 1635 Nobles Lane.

THOMPSON-KMETT. Hnh. 1234 Monterey Mary. 522 Amandale St. VAN TINE-McGONIGLE.

Paul Canton. O. Rosemarie. 1713 Main St Ali-quippa. WEST-MONK.

Edward 8 Club Baldwin Margaret G- 15 Club Dr, Baldwin Twp. WALSH-PIRT. James T- 4734 Hatfield Margaret 4001 Beechwood Blvd. WEHRLI-POWERS. Henry 201 Ed- mond.

Agatha 285 McKinJey Avalon. Divorce Libels Filed Agnes Bakesch against Martin Bakesch: John A. Nuttridge against Marearat Herbert E. Rickenbrode against Mary E. Rickenbrode; Shirley Frank ajramst Irvin Frank: Mildred Gloster against Brooker Gloster.

Divorces Granted Harry E. Mainhart from Belda C. Main-hart: Theresa Bolton from Charles Bolton; Cora S. Levy from SilvarjLevy. Finance at a Glance BKTSFL On Snnday.

Nov. 17. at Toledo. Onw. John W.

Beiael. husband of the late Jean Wylie. in bis Otnd year. Funeral from Is. Zelch A Co.

Funeral Home. 20 Bailey Mt. Washington. on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. Friend invited.

CAIN On Monday. November lg. 1935. it Vivien Woodaide Cain. Serv- ices at her late home.

810 North Ave-. nne. Wilkinsburg. Thursday afternoon at 2 :30 o'clock. Interment In Home-wood Cemeterr.

COOK On Monday. November 18. 1935. William H. Cook, in hi 65th year.

Friends may call at hi late residence. 620 Virginia Avenue. Oakmont. where services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment in Oakmont Cemetery.

ENTILE At West Penn Hospital on Monday at 3 p. Joseph, beloved son of James and Mamie Gentile, (nee Rinii. age 7 years. Funeral from the family home. 1747 Morningside on Thursday at 8:30 a.

m. Angel mass at St. Raphael's Church at 9 a. m. Friends invited.

GtACKIN On Sunday. November 17. 1935. at a. Peter F.

Glaekin. husband of Mary L. Monahon Glaekin. Funeral from the family residence. 13 1 Elisabeth Street.

Hazelwood. on Wednesday. November 20. at 8:30 a. n.

Solemn high mass at St. Stephen's fhnrch at 9 o'clock. Philadelphia (Pa. and South River (N. papers please eopy.l QOT.no SKY On Monday.

November 18. 1835. at 11:15 p. Victoria, mother of Anna. Josephine.

Veronica. Margaret 1 and Anthony, in her 57th year. Funeral from the residence of her daughter. Mrs. Florem Rodgers.

2024 Jane S. 8., on Thursday. November 21, at 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at St.

John's Church at 9 a. m. GRAHAM On Tuesday. November 19. 1935.

at 8:40 a. Robert Joseph Graham. Funeral from the funeral home of John A. Freyvogel. 3406 Fifth Ave.

Notice of time later. HOPKINS On Sunday. November 17. 1935. at 1 p.

Thomas husband of Kathryn Cross, aged 49 years. Funeral services at his late home. 448 Park Ambridre. on Wednesday. November 20.

at 3 p. m. KS November 17. 1935. John, husband of the late Martha Brady Ingles, of Morefield St, North Side, age 76 years.

Funeral gervicea on Wednesday at the William Sirlin Juneral Home. 02O East Ohio at 2 p. Friends invited. KJLB On Tuesday. November 19.

1935. at 1 a. Ida Kilb. daughter of the late John and Margaret Arnold Kilb. Remains at the Joseph A.

Pappert Funeral Home. 711 Lockhart North Side. Funeral Friday at- 8:30 a. m. Reoniem mass at St.

Mary's Church, at fl i. m. Friends rnvited. KING Suddenly, on Monday, November 18. 19.15.

Fred King, brother of George and John King. Mrs. Anna McConnell and Mrs. Iconise Funeral from T. P.

Hershberser Sons. 420-8 South Main St, West End. Pittsburgh, on Wednesday. November 20. at 2 :30 m.

Friends invited. KNIGHT On Sunday. Nor. 17. 1935.

at 0 :5 a. Cora wife of Albert Knight (nee Get ty aged 05 years. Funeral services, at. the family residence. 704 Hazelwood Pittsburgh.

Pa- on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Members of Bethel Chapter No. 200. O. E.

Ladies of St. George No. 195: Mary Glen Rebekah Lodge No. 251, I. O.

O. and friends invited. KOPP On Monday. November 18. 1P35.

August, beloved husband of Catherine Hartman Kopp. age 03 years Funeral from his home. 318 Venture on Thursday. Requiem high mass at Church of the Nativity. Franklin at 9 a.

m. Bakers" Union 12 and friends Invited. LEI DEM AN On Saturday. November 16. 1935.

George beloved husband of the late Teresa Meier Iideman. and father of Mrs. Celestine McOeight. late of 45 iltenlierger St. Funeral from the Mc-Avor Funeral Home.

170O Forbes on Wednesday morning at 8:30 o'clock. Requiem biirh mass at Holy Trinity Church at 9 o'clock. LKVINK On Tuesday. November 19. Ida.

beloved wife of Eli Levine, mother of Manuel Levine. Snrrived by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Berkowitz.

two sisters. Mrs. Rose Sabel. Mrs. Mollis Swart a of McKeeport.

one brother. Joe Berkowitz of Pittsburrh. Services from Blank Bro. Funeral Home, Forbes St. and Craft Wednesday.

November 20. at 2 p. m. MEYER At her home. 400 Water Free port.

Monday evening. November 18, 1935. Roea Koenig Meyer, aged widow of the late J. Frederick Meyer. Funeral services from the Free port Trinity Lutheran Church.

Thnrsdav afternoon, November 21. 1935. at 2 o'clock. Interment in Oakridge Cemetery. Free port.

MII.LF.K On Sunday. November 17. 1935. at 1 :20 p. Andrew Miller, beloved unbend of Grace Johnston Miller, of 225 Sweet briar D.

H. Friends received st the parlors of Wm. Slater Sons. Virginia Are. and Kearsarge Mt.

Washington, where service a will be held Wednesday. November 20. at :30 P. m. Friends and members of Local 3.

I A. T. S. and Grand view Council 259. F.

P. are invited. MISS1EN Suddenly, on Tuesday. Novem ber 19. 1935.

at 10:10 a. Edward P. Missien. Funeral from the funeral home of John A. Freyrogel.

3406 Fifth Avenne. Notice of time later. MI IAH EEN Sunday. November 17. 1935.

at 11 a. at his home. 720 Shade Be)lene1 John beloved hnsband of Elixabeth M. and father of David. Harr Mnlqneen.

and Mathilda Brown. Services and interment at Ridgeway. Wednesday a. m. MrOARRY On Monda.

at 12:30 a. Margaret A. McGarry. nee Ruck man) wife of the late Patrick J. McGarry.

Funeral from the family home. 120 Fourth Street. AspinwaLl. on Thursday. November 21.

at 9:15 a. m. Solemn high mass at St. Scholastica's Church at IO o'clock. MrMTrHAF.1, On Monday.

November 18. 1935 at 3:45 a. James husband of Anna Cook McMichael. Services at hia late residence. 429 Bower Hill Road.

Mt. Lebanon, on Wednesday. November 20. at 2:30 p. m.

Interment at TTnion Cemetery. Steubenville Pike. Please omit flowers. OHL On Monday. November 18.

1935. Ruth -McConnell. wife of Walter F. Ohl of 1220 Hillsboro St. Survived by her father, F.

McConnell; 2 sisters. Mrs William Sawyer. Mrs. Joseph P. McNally; 1 brother.

James F. McConnell. Jr. Funeral services at H. L.

Speer Funeral Home. 2927 Chartiers Sheraden. Pittsburrh. on Thursday. November 21.

at 2 :30 r. m. PHILLIPS Monday. November 18. 1935.

James R. Phillips, ace 71 years. Funeral servicea at the Funeral Home of J. P. Rhein.

333 Butler Etna, on Wednesday at 2:30 o'clock. Friends invited. BinrSO Of 4805 Tew St John, brother of Daniel and William Riding. Funeral from the funeral home of W. N.

Winter. 4730 Friendship on Wednesday. November 20. at 2 p. m.

Friends invited. SAM ACER On Sunday. November 17. 1935. Rosalia, widow of Wenceslans Saraacek and mother of John Samacek.

Funeral from the Frank V. Lnksik Funeral Home. 1400 Monterey St North Side, on Wednesday at 8:15 a. m. Requiem mass at St Wenceslans R.

C. Church at 9 a. m. Members of St. Anna Society.

16. and friends invited. SCHAFFER On Monday. November 18. 1935.

Helen Cope Schaffer. Survived bv her husband. John: daughter. Virginia, an 1 mother. Mrs.

Anna Berg. Funeral services at her late residence. 3308 Allendale- Sheraden. Pittsburgh, on Tuesday evening. November 19.

at :30 P. m. Members of Alameda Chanter .131. O. E.

Schenley Court 34, W. B. Schenley 140. are invited. SMITH On November 18.

1935. at 2:10 a. Clement P. Smith, are 66 years. Funeral services at his late home.

on Thursday. November 21. at 2 p. m. Interment in West Newton Cemetery.

ST A IB Thresa. beloved wife of Frank Li Stann- and mother of Mrs. D. Campbell. Frank.

Victor and Joseph J. Staub. Funeral from the home of her son. Josenh J. Staub.

5633 Haya St. off N. Negley on Wednesday. November 20. at 8 a.

m. High mass at St. Lawrence's Church at 9 a. m. Friends invited.

THIENET. Suddenly, on Saturday. Nov. Joan U- nusoana ot Susan Bishop Thienei. Funeral from his late borne.

70 Lincoln Carnegie. on Wednesday. Nov. 20. at 2 p.

m. Services at St John's Lutheran Church at 8:30 p. m. Friends invited. VOLKERT -On Sunday.

November 17. 1935. at 8:10 p. Albert H. Volkert.

brother of Mrs. John Kress, Edward and Henry Volkert. in his 64th year. Funeral from Geiselhart Bros. Funeral Home.

408 Cedar Are. North Side, on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends and members of Troy Hill Council 319. F. P.

Ionic Lodge 525. T. A. M.r Islam Grotto. M.

O. V. P. E. P.

35. and German Club are invited. YVALLACB On Sunday morning. Novem ber 17. 1935.

at his home. 15 Street. Troy Hill. Thomas Wallace, in his 94th year, father of Miss Frances Wallace. Friends received at Willison'a.

600 Cedar Avenue. Requiem high mass at Most Holy Name Church. Troy Hill, on Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock. WALSH On Tuesday. November 19.

1935. at a2tt a Agnea Buiusier waisn. widow of William F. Walsh. Funeral from her late residence.

25 Cowan Mt. Washington, on Friday. November 22. at 8:15 a. m.

Requiem high mass at St. Mary of the Monnt Church at 9 a. Friends invited. WAMSBaV On Sunday. Novemtoer 17, 1935 at 9:20 a.

jbonis wamser. nus-band of Louisa Saner Wamser. at his late residence. Babcock Boulevard. Remain at the Joseph A.

Pappert Funeral Home. 711 Lock hart Street. North Sine. Funeral on Wednesday at 9 a. m.

Solemn reouiem high mass at St. Theresa's Church. Perrysviile. at 10 a. m.

Members of Branch No. 3. Knights of St. George. P.

O. E. No. 339 and friend invited. Flower respectfully declined WILLIAMS On Monday.

November 18. 1935. at 7:45 a. Ella c. Williams, of 624 Kidsfield Avenue.

Mt. Lebanon. Funeral services from the funeral home of W. R. Wooda.

724 Washing-ton Road. Mt. Lebanon, on Thursday. November 21. at 3 p.

m. Friends invited. WILLIAMS At her late residence, Web ster nan Hotel, on JTiesaay. sovemoer 1 9, Delphine Roche, widow of Charles M. Williams, sister of Mr.

James W. Birch of Conneaut Lake, Truce Roche of Cochranton. and aunt ot Mrs. Panl J. Lytle.

Mr. Olive Stilley of Brentwood. Remain at the home of Harry A. Readehaw. 1503 Brownsville Road at the boulevard.

Services Thursday at 2:30 p. m. Friends invited. i hit? 9 Bid Pittsburgh Brewing 274 do pfd. 16 Pittsburgh Plate Glass.

9874 Ask 2 1774 99 74 8 1274 Pgh. Screw Bolt Plymouth Oil Reniner Co 7 Ruud Mfg 14 San Toy, Mining. .02 .03 2 1574 2774 2 35 Shamrock Oil Standard Steel Spring. United Eng. Foundry United States Victor Brewing Westinghouse Airbrake.

UNLISTED 274 27 1 .65 Lone Star Gas pfd Lone Star Gas cv. 109 100 110 Trusteeship. COUNTER Prh Crucible Steel 6s 103 iPtrh Hotels Corp 1st 5s 48 Prh Parking Garages Os 45.. Railways Gen'I 6s 53. Pgh Serew Bolt 6s 47...

Pith Steel Foundry 6s 50 27 30 88 7 80 70 98 Pah Suburban Water 5s 58. 103 Pgh Westmoreland Coal 5s 47 95 Rail River Coal 5s 38. South Pgh Water 5s 65.. do 5s 00 do 5s OO Southern Traction 5s 60. Snail Chalfant 5s 48...

70 102 103 103 32 103 105 105 34 104 13 80 80 10 i 33 101 101 SStand Text Products 6i 43 11 75 Stanley Rowland Clark 0s 40. St Clair Fur os Ad; 36-39. Superior Steel 0s 38 Tri-Cities Water 6s 42.... Un Drawn Steel 6s SO lrnied Traftion 5s 97 Westmland TVater 5s 52 tWitherow Steel Os 62 Yoush Oh Coal Os July 38. Tough Oh Coal 6s 45 103 77 193 99 31 99 loo loo Guaranteed by the Phila Co.

Guaranteed by Loew's Inc by indorsement. tAssitmed by the Republic Steel Corpt 5 In default. 10 Duff-Norton Manufacturing OFFERED 60 Waverlr Oil A 35 Standard Steel SpriDg 13 National Fireproofing- 20 Waveriy Oil A SO Penn-Federal 65 McKinney Manufacturing 13 1 15 1 1 14 1 The Oil and Gas Journal reports average daily production of crude oil in U. S. for week ended Nov.

16 at 2,872,754 barrels, increase of 56,740 barrels over preceding week. U. S. Bureau of Mines reports bituminous coal production for week ended Nov. 9 at 7,748,000 tons, against 7,685,000 previous week and 7,508,000 tons in like 1934 period.

Kansas City Southern Railroad Co. 9 months net loss $906,338, against net loss $771,168 in 1934 period. INSURANCE STOCKS Bid 65 .34 7 29 27 38 20 2 .20 7 21 78 20 .34 4 20 8 S3 89 23 .410 .6. tO 34 "4 Asked 57 36 8 31 28 s. 39? 21 31 40 28 23 80 28 30 5 28 3.

91 25 440 646 30 7 Aetna Fire Aetna Life Balto Amer Carolina City of Conn Cont Caa Franklin Glen Falls Fire Gt Amer Gt A mer Ind Halifax Hartford Fire Harmonia Home Ins Home Fire Homestead Atl Liberty New Brunswick Phoenix Fire Southern Fire Sun Life Travelers Westchester Fire Chicago Grain Market By The United Press CHICAGO. Nov. 19 Grain range Wheat close. Prev. Close 90 90 90 60 59 60 27 2 29 49 51 63 41 44 1260 1250 1242 75 89 8U Open High Low Close 97 i 90 97 97 90 97 90 89 90 Dec May July 9 9H 89 Dec 59 Mav snt 2 01 01 27 28 29 49i 59 59 00 20i 2 29 49 61 61 00 61 27 28 29 49 51 July o0 Oata 20 28 July 29 Rve Dec.

4S I 51 July 52 a Harlev Dec 42 May. 45 42 45 42 44 42 44 J257 1245 1240 84 88. 89 1250 1237 1: OO 52 40 240 237 T.JO May 1227 Winnipeg' wheat 84 85 MiT SHVi Rati 84 88 88 88 89 Donley Attends Parley Charles Donlev. eeneral chairman of the Allegheny Reeional Advisor Board, is in Chicago today attend ing a national corner ence, called by J. J.

Pelley, president of the Association of American Railroads. DEATH NOTICES ADAMS On Monday. November 18. 1935. at 2:15 p.

Catherine Fatsler. widow of Robert Adams. Funeral from the family home. 520 South Graham Street. Wednesday afternoon.

November 20, at 2:30 o'clock. Friends invited. ANDREWS Suddenly, on Sunday. November 17. 1 935.

at 8:50 v. Nicholas J. beloved husband of Elira Dun ford Andrews, of 2315 Arlington Avenue. Sixteenth Ward. Also survived by five daughters.

Kra. H. A. Byera. Mr.

L. C. Hure. Mrs. A.

W. Bemensnyder. Mrs. J. H.

Brooks. 3Cra. E. F. A me v.

and one son. Alden J. Andrews. Services Tuesday evening- at 8 o'clock. Interment in Johnstown.

check COLDS FEVER first day HEADACHES 99 niastca LiaUIBTAIlETt txlVE-Rttfc sin Liquid Carbonic Corp. and subsidiaries fiscal year ended Sept. 30, net income $903,273 or $2.58 a share, compared to $463,212 or $1.32 a share in previous fiscal year; net sales totaled $11,012,808, compared to $9,210,443 year ago. Louisville Nashville Railroad Co. 9 months net income $2,369,703, agak-st $1,950,709 year ago; September net Income $515,043, against $130,036 year ago.

Mobile Ohio Railroad Co. 9 months net loss $1,232,792, against net loss $1,225,128 in 1934 period; September net loss $56,503, against net loss $138,692 in 1934. Pet Milk Co. and- subsidiaries 9 months net profit $370,019 or 71 cents a share an common, compared to $810,213 or $1.68 a share in 1934 period; third quarter net profit $254,555 or 52 cents a share, compared to $169,449 or 33 cents a share in previous quarter and or 57 cents a share in third quarter, 1934. Roo; Petroleum Co.

9 months net income $154,878 or 34 cents a share, third quarter net income $79,974 or 20 cents a share after dividend requirements on $1.20 convertible preference stock, against $82,953 or 21 cents in previous quarter. Southern Pacific Co. 9 months net loss $2,057,355, against net loss $1,588,934 in 1934-period. Texas Ss Pacific Railway Co. 10 months net income $902,356 or 3 cents a share on common after dividend requirements on 5 per cent preferred stock, compared to or $3.51 a share on preferred stock in 1934 period; October surplus after charges $319,448, compared to $197,857 in Oct, 1934.

Wabash Railway Co. 9 months net loss $2,508,145, against $2,601,552 in 1934 period; September net loss $200,64, against $490,946 year ago. Special Great Northern Railway stockholders meeting Dec. 20 to vote on proposal to take care of maturing $101,266,000 general mortgage 7 per cent bonds Series "A on July 1, 1936, by issuance of new series of not more than $100,000,000 convertible bonds. Newspaper advertising In October gained 32 per cent from September, according ot the Printers Ink index made public today.

The index is weighted for seasonal adjustments, and is based on an average of 100 for the 5 years 1928-1932. For October the index stood at 773 against 75.5 in September, and a gain of 8.0 per cent from October, 1934. Laclede Ga Light Co. 12 months ended Sept. 30, net income $121,485 and gross revenues $6,871,453.

Union Pacific Railroad Co. 10 months net operating income against $15,841,339 year ago; October net operating income against $2,888,282 year ago. Dun Bradstreet, reports business failures in U. S. for week ended Nov.

14 at 210, against 212 in previous week and 208 a year ago. I 1 Jr.