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15 THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE TIMES, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY- 25, 1919. THE DEATH ROLL Funeral of Sister Mary Paula. Plan Organization of Tin, Iron and Steel Workers Squirrel Hill Dwellings Are Sold MACHINERY, TOOLStlStc JROX. woodworking and contractors- ma-cnmery. new r.d second-hand machine tools, i machinery, gag and gaso.ine ko'r.

taner. bar.d.ws, shart.ne. Ktainaoia equipment; concrete mixers lion everything in matMrirrv and supplies; 2,633 Casualties in List, 14 Pittsburgh Names NEW CASTLE. Feb. 24 A campaign to organize the iron, steel and tin workers of this citv was1 inau i tr -kiacnmery Pitts fa Woodworking Machinery.

pas Engines. Motors, Pcmpj. BR1GGS MACHINERY YV KST INGHOCS h. n. tion also included the sale of the theater business.

The total consideration was $11,200. The C. L. Saxton represented by W. X.

McDonald, has sold for T. C. Whiteman to Clara Cazzaniga a six-room brick dwelling on a lot 15x60 feet at 16S Marsden street for $2,500. W. F.

I'etty has transferred to Fred H. Fink a lot 20x120 feet at 2219 Sarah, street with improvements consisting of two three-story brick dwellings for $9,100. gurated here last night at a mass i o'clock this morning in the hospital meeting held under the auspices of chapel. Sister Paula was born 4i the Trades and Labor Assembly of years ago, the daughter of Mr. and this city and addressed by organizers M.

II. Mclnerney of 601 Komane of the American Federation of La- avenue, McKeesport. Trior to be-bor. It was announced that or- coming associated the Mercy ganizers will be kept in this district. Hospital, she taught in the parochial It is about 10 years since the tin schools of Pittsburgh and McKees- workers of this city had an organiza- port.

For 25 years. Sister Paula was tion and somewhat longer since the a member of the Order of Sisters of steel workers were affiliated with a i Mercy. Besides her parents, she leaves kSwrj SffeiiLOT FRONTS 80 FEET union. Exceptions were filed yesterday by the auditor general's department to the account filed by the receiver for the Pittsburgh Life and Trust Company. Presente" a cIaim of! io ior state taxes which v.

disallowed by the receiver on the ground News of the Courts i i i 1 Wounded, Degree Undetermined. BAILEY. ZAI HABI (C. A Bailey), Br-vs ind W. Va.

BOLLINt.F.K. CHARLES W. (Mrs. Amanda E. Bollinger).

New Castle, l'a. BONAR. WILLIAM (Mrs. Nor Bonar). W.

Va. CAROLI, CONSTANZO (Donato Capoc-c'omai Wilson. Pa. CHAKMY. MIKE Cbarnlyi, Fa.

COWEX. BASH (Mrs. Alice Walker), Arnold Pa. F.HHNKK. CORI GEORGE E.

(Kail Eichnerl. Sh.trpsburg, Pa. GAKD1NKK. WU-BL'K (Mrs. Jane Gard neri.

Fairview. O. GKXNFEl.L, 4 1IAKLES K. (William A-. OrsnfelD Dennison O.

KKKFE, SEKG JAME9 F. (Thomas Kcefe). South Brnnnsvllis. Pa. I.EONE, JAMES (Nick Leone), Chartcio.

l'a. L1F.VING. OTT1E G. (George F. Licins, Letart.

W. Va. MEHKTFN. LIEUT. mK WU.IAH (Mrs.

Parma Mwhrten). Knox, Pa. XICKALSON, JOH.VX A. (Mrs. Elizabeth Nickalsoni, "Beloit.

O. CORP. MARTIN 3. (Mrs. Mary O'Toole) 110o Cherry way.

Braddock, Pn. I'KTKY, CORP. GEORGE W. (W. H.

Petryi Rummet. Pa. POhPKKT, JAMES (Mrs. Mary Popperti, t'onwiT. Pa.

KKHABDS, KOY' II. (Philip Richards i. Oil City. Pa. T1IAXTON.

WILLIAM OREL (Mrs. Em- ma Thaxton) Sissonville W. Va. THOMAS, ALBERT (Mrs. Emma Thomas) Clav W.

Va. TKOITNKK, WILLIAM V. (Joseph Trout- iipri New Kensington Pa. WARNER, I HANCls W. (William P.

Warner). Charleston W. Va. WOOLSLAYEK, NICHOLAS (Mrs. Mary Woolslayer).

Beaver Falls, Pa. that the company was not doing busi- quippa street, died Saturday in the ness during the term of receivership University Hospital, Philadelphia, of for which period of time the claim for accidenta' ir-juries. He enlisted in the taxes was presented. the Aviation Corps one year ago and Murder Trial Begins. "after training at Fort Worth, Charles Scherer.

aged 4S. of 3531 But-j he was assigned to the Dupont Pow-ler street, who. it is alleged, shot and der Works in New Jersey as a P- Sfher, iRt- He was a graduate of the i WASHINGTON. Feb. 24.

Casualties reported today by the commanding general of the American Expeditionary Forces number 2,033, tlividjbd as follows: Killed in action, 42; died of wounds, -S; died of accident. died of disease, S2: missing in action. 15; wounded, degree undetermined, wounded slightly, P94. IN PITTSBURGH. The name, rank if an officer, nearest relative in parenthesis and address follow in the order named.

Wounded, Degree Undetermined. KR1EG. CHARLES (Ar.na KricgL 1327 Arch street. MURRAY. SF.RGT.

C.F.RAI.D W. (Mrs. John A. 1200 Lincoln avenue. SLIWIXSKI, JOHN" (Albert Sliwinski), 2:116 Lebanonx street.

THOMPSON, SERCT. REUBEN M. (Mrs. Martha Thompson), 2b05 Chartiera avenue. I NGER, CORP.

FRANK ANTHONY (Conrad Urger), 4744 Liberty street. CRLACHEK, CORP. J08EPII (Mrs. Lena Parker), 4 Wickline lane. VOI.Ktt EJN, CORP.

HARRY (Mrs. Richard 317 Fingal street. Wounded Slightly. LAUGHIXV, LIJXT. LCDLIE I.

(James B. Laughlin), 400 Devonshire street. IN TRI-STATE TERRITORY. Died of Accident. McXF.IL, ROBERT (Charlie McNeil) Houston, Pa.

in hig home in Homestead Park. Mr. Grein was born on the South Side, Pittsburgh, and in early life became engaged in the glass business. In IS. 9 he went to Homestead, where he was employed by the Bryce-Higbce Glass Company, remaining in their employ 19 years.

In 1898 he was ap pointed postmaster, continuing in that capacity until 1914. He was a member of the Homestead Borough Council several years. He was a member of the First Baptist Church. He leaves his widow, Mrs. Ella Grein.

and two sons, Frank G. and Clifford Grein, the latter in France. Reuben Taft. T1TUSVILLE, Feb. 24.

Reuben Taft, aged 75, former alderman, police magistrate and prominent Grand Army man, died in his home here last night after a short He was active in Masonic circles. Funeral services for Sister Mary Paula, nee Mclnerney. who died Sun- day in Mercy Hospital, of which she was secretary, will be held at four brothers, the Rev. Michael Mc lnerney. O.

S. of Belmont Abbey, Belmont, X. James Mclnerney of Pittsburgh; Walter Mclnerney of Mc- Keesport, and Leo Mclnerney iu France; and two sisters, the Misses Beatrice and Claire Mclnerney at home. Burial will be made in St. Xavier's Cemeterv.

Beatty. Pa. i Private Robert Ebeck. Private Robert Ebeck, aged 26, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Emil Ebeck of 55 Ali- versity of Pittsburgh and before en tering the service was employed as a chemist by the Jones Laughlin Company. Besides his parents he leaves four sisters, Mrs. Clarence Schwenger and Miss Marie, Miss Mar garet and Miss Sue Ebeck, and two brothers, Edward J. and Charles F. Ebeck.

Mrs. George E. Koehler. Mrs. Sarah Greer Kohler, aged 25, wife of George E.

Koehler, died yesterday in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Greer, 357 Omega Mrs. Koehler was born in Tyrone, Pa. She was a member of the Shady Avenue Baptist Church, Re-bekah Lodge No.

179, Independent Order of Odd Fellows; Ladies of the Golden Eagle No. 179, Grand Army of the Republic, the Red Cross and tho Home Defense League. Besides her husband and parents, she leaves one sister, Mrs. Rachel Becker, and three brothers, William, Samuel and Andrew Greer. Mrs.

Edward B. Culp. Mrs. Mary L. Culp, aged 31, wife'of Edwnrd Fi.

Culn vefiierd.iv in her 01. iiciiiiL. i truue. -nn. cuijj was born in Pittsburgh.

She was a member of the Second' Presbyterian Church and the Triumph Circle, Protected Home Circle. Besides her bus-hand she leaves her mother. Mrs. J. Hess; one brother, John Hess, and eight sisters, Mrs.

A. Slumbereer. (Mrs. L. Cannon.

Mrs. E. Domke, Mrs. S. Stockman, Mis.

K. Howard, Mrs. K. Spilken, Mrs. O.

Hellerman and Miss M. Hess. Martin riff in. Mart in Griffin, aged 74. died Sunday night in his home.

201S Center avenue. Mr, Griffin was born in ('ourity Cork. Ireland, and came to Pittsburgh 55 years ago. He retired from the steel melting business 10 years ago. Mr.

Griffin was a mem ber of St. Brigid's Roman Catholic Church. He leaves three daughters, Mrs. Stephen V. Morgan and Misses Catherine and Eleanor M.

Griffin and three sons. Alderman Martin John Frank A. Griffin. Graham McDermott. Graham McDermott, aged 59, yesterday morning in his home.

Glenmawr avenue, Sheraden. died 3015 Mr. McDermott was born in Freedom, Reaver couniy. He was a member of the First Methodist Episcopal Church of Sheradcn, and secretary of the Sheradcn Branch of the Royal Arcanum. He leaves his widow, two sons, Lieut.

"Wilson S. McDermott in France, and Lieut. John McDer-: mott; also one daughter. Miss Caro-, line McDermott. Afr.

Margaret S. Russell. Hi's. Margaret Scougall Russell, widow of George Russell, died ester-riay in her home, 414 "Whigman street, McKeesport. Mrs.

Russell was born in Scotland and was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Mc Keesport. She leaves one son, daughters, four grandchildren one half-brother. four and John Lamont. John Lamont. aged 75, formerly of Homestead died yesterday in the Old MOiuiers riome, liajinn, u.

Air. La- niont was born in Scotland, coming to this country when aged 14, and sided in Homestead a great part of nis inc. tie served inrougnout the Civil War with Company Pennsyl vania volunteers. He leaves his widow, Mrs. Margaret Lamont.

three sons. A. J. V. and YV.

II. mont of Homestead. and La John Grein. IDJEUH) Stone House in Beechwood Boulevard Is Purchased for $35,500. The sale3 of two residence properties on tjquirrel Hill and a transfer involving a parcel of business property in the outer Hill district were reported in real estate circles yesterday.

Through C. C. McKallip Co. Carl f. Peiree, department manager for Hubbard has purchased from the' Theodore 11.

Hos-tetter estate the residence at 1424 lieechwood boulevard for $35,500. The house is of stone and stucco construction with 12 rooms and four baths. The lot has a frontage of $0 feet on the west side of Beech-wood boulevard, between "Wilkins avenue and Northumberland street, and extends a Oepth of 255 feet. Mr. Pcirce punjhased the property for occupancy.

The McKallip agency also sold for Harvey X. Dauler to II. II. Reich a modern three-story brick dwelling cn a lot 40x120 feet at 5447 "Woodmont street for $12,500. Mr.

Reich will qccupy the house. Webster Avenue Transfer. The three-story brick dwelling and store at Webster avenue and Manilla street and a similar' buildinsr in Manilla street, near Webster avenue, both owned by Max Bress, have been transferred to Christ Seidel for according to deed filed in the office of the county recorder. The corner building occupies a lot 40x42 feet while the Manilla street property fronts 30 feet and has a depth of 60 feet. Deeds have also been recorded In'the transfer of the Scaife mansion in Western avenue to the Curtis Home for Destitute Women and Children.

The property is at the northeast corner of Western avenue and Frazier street, having a frontage of 90 feet in the former with a Niepth of 378 feet along Frazier street. Besides the large bricK house there are three outbuildings on the lot. The consideration was $26,000. In part payment the home deeded a property 344x98 feet in Breckenridge street, between Reed and Morgan streets. Fifth Ward, at a valuation of $9,000.

There is a frame dwelling- and a frame shed on the latter property. WATER STREET LEASE. Electric Appliance Concern Rents Building for Sale an Warehouse. Tom Patterson has leased for the Peoples Savings and Trust Company to the Electric Appliance Corapanj-the former Painter property in Water street, between Wood and Market streets, for a term of five years. The building is of brick construction, three stories high and occupies a lot 30x160 feet extending through to First avenue.

After extensive alterations the lessee will occupy the property for office and warehouse purposes. S. V. Thompson have leased for Eugene Parcelli to Alex Rossome the Verdi Theater in State street. Xorth Belle Vernon.

The transac- LOST AND FOUND. LOST Diamond ring. January is to 31 Eat Liberty, in Penn ave Hay s. Rex. Camera-phone, 71.

75 car. Bayard or Fifth from Craig to Tennyson. First Baptist Church Wellesley. Negley and Stanton Jancey reward: no questions: valued keepsake. 1105 Chtsiett st.

401-J Hiland. BERMANS ANTIQUE SHOP. Don't sacririce gold, platinum. oM discarded fai.e teeth or pawn tickets: we pay spot cash prices In Pittsburgh; three blacks from Court House. Fifth ave.

Tel. Urani 43s. Cut thla out for future reference. LOST Between Pennsylvania Station and William Penn Hotel, btsclt handbag containing articles Identifying ownership, H. Eugene Heme.

Suitable reward return to Pettijohu Pure Products 361 Frick Annex. Phone Crant LOST A watch, open face. gold, initials c. S. F.

in or near Ouyasuta on Saturday evening. Finder please call Hiland Sal, or return to 611 Gettysburg East End. Reward. DIAMOND PIN Sunday, tn East Liberty district. Euclid ave, or Neville st; liberal re ward.

nherome or Hiland LOST Oi Sandusky N. Pomeranian dog. sable colored. Reward if returned to Z-'t East North ave. Cedar 135.

LOST Seal muff. Return to 7412 Kelly receive reward. I SAf VOL' SAW IT IN THE flAZETTE luir-s nnt. ADS. STRAYED OK STOLEN.

STOLEN Dodge touring number 20So37 state license number 15031. If found, immediately notify Pittsburgh Police ar Arthur E. Kent Company, 1203 Commonwealth Pittsburgh. STOLEN Boiek roadster. No.

806,578: state license No. 231.349. If found notify Pittsburgh police or M. McWade, Chamber ot commerce Bias. SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE GAZETTE TIMES WHEN ANSWERING "ADS." PATENTS.

WINDOW cleaning platform catent for sale or will sell on royalty; one of the safest devices on market: weighs 24 pounds: can be manufactured at good profit. Address T. S. Thorn. 130 West Secona Plalnfleld, N.J.

SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE GAZETTE TIMES WHEN ANSWERTNG "ADS." LEGAL NOTICES ufccu, on April zi last, was piacen on trial in criminal court yesterday to answer a charge of murder. He plead ed nut guilty. Jury Disagrees. A lmnsr jury resulted in the trial of the case of the heirs of the Verner estate who sued the city for J50.000 dam- ACfCS wbloK It a as a result ot the city building the comiort station at Fifth and Liberty avenues, which was conducted in common pleas court last week before Jurlee John A. Evans.

The jury was discharged, a new trial will be necesstrv. DAILY COURT RECORD. Common Pleas Court. NEW SUITS. Docket A.

Defendant. 1149 Appeal of wm 71 Errett from assessment of Board of Tax Revision. 1133 Alfred A Hanna Thompson Co 1157 John Hall lltil Henry Ehser Agnes Ehser A sspt Dlv llys Kate McMahon.Tresp II. William Rado Comth ex rel Kail Lunacy ll.i Irank Bortz, Mertun Clark -dtobt James Equity Docket Detailment of judges to hold March Sessions. 1919, of Quarter Sessions Court.

Hons Thos Forf. and Henry Wasson inane-1. 112 Olive Metzler TTenrir Ft ftt.vi- 1106 Otto Sinnhuber. notice Bessemer irust ct 31 11. 0 A Reed Hazelwood Hardware Co.

Rev 1174 Nora Weir Wm G. Weir'. 7 ll.i lioratio Deniarest, Demarest c. 1159 Adoption of Anna BeeSis by Edwin and Marie Thos Toler Toler 117 Jelikin Jones Jacob Breidilig. agent, use 1171 Betij I Swartz-I'aiU Iv BraiH-'' Eject huo er.

Asspt Docket ll. 11S4 Kuhn i- Bros Co Dorothy Mac Tlesp 1172 Adoption of Ri.hr Harrison bv Kiiw and Mary Relke. 1170 P. Alpern Adolpii Klein Judgment Docket A. Defen'iart.

421 Apr 1919 Apt Eimer E-Iiecliler 67 Docket C. Apr 1919 Biett Tom Uiovanr.a lireit S'4 'Apr 191 Clesiak A.ia'rn Joii'ii Jiimsinski V.3 Aj.r 1919 Hei Mar.to Aini'ibale Del Mantu C39 'Ape J919 Diamond Herman Interstate Collateral Loan Co 2-jS 'Apr 1919 Esapovl. ti Mile Moii- eyweight Scaie Co Ilsi7 Apr 1919 Jones Jaeob too oo 100 00 ito oo 100 00 43 7tf Jirei.llind J2 and Eiecttnent Cs7 Apr. Trout Money-' uetgnt Stale Co SCI Apr 1919 Talavinia Luis ami -Aiina- Inhart A- Weldon J-'ocket 117(1 Apr 1919 Alpern Ado'lph Klein 3t2 'Apr 1919 Kaufiuann Artliur li. Wallace St5 Apr 191; Marchaleu ic2 Joxer'- John Cybotar 1144 Apr 1919 holm Bros Co 40 S97 27 oi Oo -40 S.ioooo 12 84 Confessed Judgment.

EXECUTIONS. Defendant, III Wm Aicken Park Bank tu: an I 13S Win Wilson, Mortgager Brown 134 Robt Mitchell Sam A Patterson. Jr (irimmel 201 Trout Money weight Scale 4.310 If, .13 72 Si 43 40 73 43 70 393 3S 200 Mile Esapovich Money weight Scale Co 177 Clias Sohauli South View A of Carrick 174 Peter Jadulo Keystone State It A 170 Cecelia Kowacie Elizabeth Jleu- edek 106 Alba and Elect ry A Snvdcr Lebanon Valley SAL A 1G2 Henry A Henntng St Clair Sav 1.S92 00 SS3 OS Tr to 00 County Court. New Suits. Defendant.

203 Penna Co Sam Klein. Frank Ackerman 3'i6 Nahlm Gclman Pgh Piate Olass Co Assnt 307 Home Insurance Co BenJ Asspt Judgments and Liens. By Default. AS93 19! Luca Perrone Blxler Co 133 1919 II EdwarJs John Kuder 221 1919 Beam A Arnold Sit 191S Martin Bortz Executions. 1S30 19H Clover Coal Coke Co Reineke Wagner Pump Sup Co 1374 1918 Ooehrlng Frank Dona- telii 17S3 1918 Pgh Garbage Incinerator Co O'Brien SS0 32 418 20 230 37 3(6 i I i I i 92 66-21 34 A to Pasquale D'Arclco.

Oct 11. i91 1,40 i WILMERDING, 21x106, Howard ave Stanislaw Demhitz to Honorata Dem- bitz, Jan 14 SPP.I.VGDALE. SJxlOO. Geo Couch to August Hocbbeln. Jr.

Nov IS. 19iS SPRINGDALE, Graham to Geo Coucn. Feo MT OLIVER, xl20. Brownsville Rd Henry A Hcnnir.g to Catherine ilen- iiir.g, Feb 19 SWISSVALE. SOx.W, Dick-on' st, "Anne Ro-igers to Kaiherine McKeever.

Feb 19 EDGE WORTH. Geo Koenig to Curtis Paschoid. Feb 15 TVILKINSBUno. xl.V). Montler st.

-Martha Herr to Blanche Weller, 1 eb 20. M' KEES HOCK 72x i ii! "bavi'i McGur.r.egie to A Christian, Feb IS. 19:8 M'KEES ROCKS. Chartiers" ave Adam Christian to Israel Stalin, lfeb 20 IdP. MONT.

30x 120." i'li inoli ave! Mary gan lo Anna Eraing. Feb 18 WEST VIEW. 30x110. Oakwood ave. Win Martsolt to Louis Iiarbln.

Feb 13. 4.400 1 130 2,230 2,830 1.300 S.SM O0 1 1,200 475 973 WILKINSUL'RG. 26xlt. Swlssvale ave. William Dean to Weissensteln.

Feb 20 VERSAILLES. 72x130." William II Shipley to Helen Melltn-kofT, Feb 17 CA1UUCK. 45x120, Woodlawn ave. Joseph Llngcnlelser to Michael Connor Fl BRADDOCK. Calif io jiiicnaei uersavicn, Dec 2S.

191 Townships. SCOTT. 19x116. Sidney ay. Joseph II Sidpp to Ida Shipp.

Feb 29 BALDWIN. G.S5 acres, Fidelity Tr Co to Henry I.orenz, Jan 16 BETHEL. acre. Elizabeth V. Mo- Mlllen to Victoria Morrow.

Nov 8. 191S MIFFLIN. 30x115. 30x115, 11x115. Parkview ave, Charles Meedcr lo David Hutchinson, Feb 17 SHALER.

30173, Harvey 'ii Sutton to Anna I Sutton. Feb 20 MIFFLIN. 156x017. township road. William Hill io William Hill.

Feb 12 BALDWIN. 2 lots, James Stewart to Giacs A Stewart, Dec 19, 19 IS McCANDI.LSS. 57x1040, A Cohen to llenrv Strauch. Feb IS McCANDLESS. Henry Strauch to Frank Huckesteln.

Feb VERSAILLES, 93x175. Steel st; Forbes St. 21x80. 4th Wd, Pgh, South Side Tr Co to Patrick Hanigan. Jan 28 ELIZABETH.

77.1 perches. Wm Holslng lo Luis Xalavinia. Feb 8 1,175 MORTGAGES RECORDED. Abe Perlman to Washington Tr Co Angela Le Bue to Hirony Baur Emma I Crowley to Dollar Sav Tr Co Alexander McMaster to Frederick Kurt. Kate Malum to Delia Schaul Gasoline Supply Co to Clarence sipe Benjamin Watson to Brushton District A David Hutchinson to Beechview A John Flahertv to Schnelev Sav Fd A Harry Zehfuss to Mt Washington German A Joseph Ctriingione to Margaret Hughes Panlilo Pughillo to Ohio alley Tr Co John Miller to R'ltzhoover A Israel Stalin to Aiiam Koloman Kovacs to Iuiuesne Tr Perkins to 11 Phillips Ciistls Paschoid to George Hrwnig Peter Haubach to Augusta Wesley, extrx Blanche Weller to Martha Herr Joseph A Zelmaoker to DuMuesp.a Heigh's P.

A John Ross lo Jean Ross Elmer I Stockliersier to Henry Curry. Jr Elmer Stockberger lo Henry Curry. Jr Margaret Ertzberger to lert Walter Piskoroski to I'restent A No 2 Sue McNulty to Richard A Jones Olga. Neubauer to lena Margaret Mathews to Summit It A Bernard Matheis to Emil Matheis Am.a Ersing to Mt Ieban.n A Maria lioytott to First National lianU of Pitcairii Blanche Kelso tn Colonial Tr Harry Collins to Stella Aaron Weissensteln to Bertha A Reulzel Anna Ersltig to Mar- J'lifn lieorge Smith to Got'f -Mnreus Mnzer lo Jacob Amelia to I.iederkrani: A A Purchase money. 00 (X1 000 700 3M Out) .,000 CG3 COO 300 1,900 1.000 1.2(0 1,000 90 1 I.C-10 SHOE FACTORIES' EMPLOYES STRIKE NEW YORK, Feb.

24. (A. A strike of the employes in S5 shoe factories in Xew York city, having- a combined daily output of pairs of shoes, began today, according to Raymond P. Morse, chairman of the Labor Board of Shoe Manufacturers. Fifteen thousand employers are affected by the strike.

Mr. Morse said. although only belong to the unions, which are demanding a 40 per cent increase in wages. Mr. Morse explained that some of the factories were in partial operation, but he expressed the opinion that they would have to close if the strike continued, lie said: "The manufacturers have offered to abide by the decision of- an impartial court of r.rbitratlon.

but the workers refuse to p.rbitrate, which makes the manufacturers confident that the workers themselves doubt whether their demands are RIVER PACKeYdOCKS. Pittsburnh staees Point Bridge. 5.2 feet and risine; Ilerrs Island Dun. 5.8 feet and rising; Davis Island Dam, G.s feet and rising- The packet General Crcwder of the Liberty Transit Company's line docked at the local wharfboat last night from Charleston. The boat will clear today on the return trip.

The Cargenie Steel Company 'is building three new tug boats which will be equipped with pasoline motors and used in the towing trade in the upper pools. The new marine ways under construction by the Jones Laughlin Steel Company in the Monongahela P.iver are expected to be completed soon. The steamers Atha and Duquesne are tied up in the harbor undergoing minor repairs. The steamer Peace of the Keystone Sand Company's fleet cleared for Ambridge yesterday with a drilling boat in tow. The steamer Carbon of the Pittsburgh Coal Company's fleet docked in the harbor to take on supplies.

During the 24 hours ended at midnight Sunday 13 steamers, 33 barges and flats with 120 tons of coal passed through Lock No. 1. During the same period 19 steamers, 74 barges and flats with 19,400 tons of coal passed through Lock No. 3. THE THRKRIVERS.

CINCINNATI. Feb. 24. Ri-er stasre, 14.3 feet, Arrivals and departures: Queen City for Louisville; Chilo for Manchester. LOUISVILLE.

KY. Kiver stage. 8.6 feet, falling. MAP.IRKTA. Oj River stage.

7.7 feet, falling. OALLTPOLIS. O. P.iver stage, 11 feet, rising. OIL CITY.

PA. raver slagf. 2 feet 7 inches, rising. W. VA.

River ftage. 1 feet inches, rising. POINT PLEASANT. V. VA River slaRe.

S.9 feet, rising. WIIKKMNi VC. VA. River stags 9 feet, risinir. Departures: Liberty, for Mct'onnellsyillp, 4 p.

rn. -River stage 7 feet 6 Inches, stationary. PARKKRSBURO. VA. River stage 8.7 feet, rising.

WARREN, PA. III vci stage 1 foot 1' inches. i- o.GoO I is.ooa svw IT IS THE GAZETTE WHEN" ANSWERING "ADA- MISCELLANEOUS. ELECT P. Tf" MriTfin-3 cyi i.

one horse, (tree. rt volf. transformer from li to 2,009 voils ampere meter, Llb-rty ave. TRT.XTT bv steel gseoiine or oil drums, g3.gll''?. C.W Franksrown avi.l Yfii? wr 1-y tm r.

i.iih-rr MONEY TO LOAN. Quick Action LOANS Lam a. antfb "13 4 yen crM money get quick c-jtion here. Loans SQ 6aYcarl3S' per aienttl to Slit ilarar. lLouis DeRoy Bros.

JOrjr th Tear 12 Ln 6th Ave. nmilillHHIIUIIIHIM On Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry Listed Bonds. Stocks We also loan at low rates on Silver-ware. Cameras, Revolver. Guns, Fun, Toci.

Clothlnc. Transits, Musical Instruments. GALLINGER'S Established 1H4 929 Liberty Ave. Bell Phase SO firsnt LOANS MADE ON ANT AMOUNT. MONEY In sums from $2- up on first or second mort- ge.

hotr to estates, automobiles, trucks, household goods, warehouse receipts or any other security. 4V20 Jenkins Arcade. 4th floo sit you saw it in the gazette times when answering "aim." EDUCATIONAL. Mid-Winter Night School Term Open. Iwltvtaoal fnatrnctlon permits your Join! as ur classes any Monday.

Wednesday or m. ay evening. special DUFF'S COLLEGE. Penn Are. ana S'anwtx St.

MARTIN SCHOOL BESSEMER BUG. Shorthand and Typewriting. A NATIONAL REPUTATION FOR THOROUGHNESS. Dav and Evening Sessions. ROII OTY COLLEGE, Day and Nigfht Classes in GREGG SHORTHAND Fifth Ave, and grant St.

Phone Grant U. jj.il 5 wriest. The JONES-COOK-ROgE Course fn Draff-les Therapy n.1 Technique open Ston-dsy HI. ISIS. Dr.

B. H. Jones, suite 1ih Mv Building. Dav and Evening Sessi ions. Cwry College FTAVtI.IHEr PHONf, COI-RT.

STL' DENT 3 MAY ENTER AT ANY TIME. PERSONALS. CASH IN on your ohi odj and ends of Je-eirv. eoUl. silver an.l nlatir.uin.

diamond, watche. tiupilrate weddine; present, oil treth. with or without. We pay hiehe-t cash prices. We can io this b-cause do the lareest business of this km-i in tile country.

Brina- or sen.l to Liberty Refining Companv. 43; "t-eet. Court Bill Posters and Distributors. L. C.

MTTRP.AT. tit Cherry way. Court 415. tTnlon Label OCR greatest pleasure i to please our j-strons; appropriate flowers for all occasion. Grand Arca ie Flower Shoppe, near Smitii-Peld st.

Open Sundav. PILES Tf you are troubled srd for booklet: treatment bv mail, VI-taiia Remedies 10:8 Mellon Pltts-burgfr. 1'a. LADIES! Visit our mo.T?ro equipped shoe repairing parlor. We make old shoes look r.e-.v.

lcH er.rj" s. WU Women's Esrha ng Building. 13 Fl'NNV love letters, rea-iing two postpaid, for if, cents. Schauer, Box Crane Schenectady. N.

T. DANCING ACADEMIES. I'EI'CHLER'S DANCING SCHOOU Knvon Theater Sl Feieral N. 3. Beginners.

Tuesday evening: aJvanced class. Monday Tuesday and Saturday evenings; private lessons daily. Phone Cedar 9375. LEGAL NOTICES A. C.

STEIN, Attornv-at-Lsw. No. Frick I'lttsburgn, Pa. In the Court of Quarter Sessioss of Allegheny County. Pa- In re application of Dora Wise for a re'ai! llcuor license for the premise situate at No.

112 Electric avenue. Ttiird ward. East Pittsburgh. Pa. No 907 March Sessions.

1919. Substitution. Notice is hereby given that on. to-wit. the llsn day of February, 1919.

and at the above number and term. Dora Wise presented her at-piicatlon for a license to sell vinous spir-itous. malt and brew-ed liquors at retail In ti.e anove premises, together wltn her petition pfavin that she be substituted Instead of Wise, who filed bis application in time, ana In due form, for said license, but who has since died, and the sail Court ordered said applkatinn of Dora Wise to he substituted In place of the petition of Joseph Wise, artd hsed Monday, the Prth day of March. at o'ciock a. m.

or as soon toereafer as suits the convenience of the Court, fvr a bearing upon the same. WILLIAM R. BAILET. Cierk of Courts. NOTICE TO BOND BUYERS Bids will be received by the County Controller of Washington county, at bis office Washington until 11 .30 a.

Mondav' March l. MS, to be opened in the oftk-e of tne County Comniissiorer tiiereBfter. for Road Improvement Bonds, bearing Interest at the rate of lr annum, free nf innsvivania, state tas, April 1. 1919. and maturing as October 1.

1927; $10,000, f-tooer 1, 19-8 to Ki-H. twh years inclusive: S2S.00, October 1. and ttS.wO. October 1, IMS. Certlllel ciieck in the sum of 5.0.-) must accomparv ei the right being reserved to re-y-t any and all bids.

For fu-tner infftrnuittnn address County Crr.missi-tiers, Washington. Pa. T. J. UNDERWOOD.

Cojjnty-ojntroller. S1DNF-V J. WATTS, Atorney-at-Law, Ills Fmck Building Annex. Noti'-e Is hereby given that 'etters of administration on estate nf David D. Jones.

late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny counts. ha been granted to the undersigned. whom sii pe-sons Indebted to said estate ere to mske immediate payment, those claims or demands against same will I.iaUe known wiioout de'av. SOUTH SIDE TRUST CO Administrator.

Carnegie Pittsburgh. Ps. Dilc'F CAR MACK, A ttorneya-at-Law, No. Berber Sui.ding. Vci-r is i.ereijy SiUti tliat of ad-r: u-ii tion on of William A.

Roob. Ite of Wil.iins lonn-hjp. lihVe be granted lo the 1. t'" lioni ad j.eroi.s tn.iebted to estate are to make immediate payment, i i.nvi-g i.tims or agaios; sanie wi.l tr.K liiem known vitlout de'av. I LKlNSl.t RG HEAL ESTATE AND TRUST COMPANV, Administrator.

s7i.i. Avt. aud Wwod WUkinbuif, Pa. LcansN AS LOW AS I viy Engineer Will Address Realtor. Hugh X.

Arthurs, assistant city engineer, will address the members of the' Pittsburgh Real Estate Board at the weekly luncheon in the Chatham Hotel tomorrow, it was announced yesterday by P. Williams, executive secretary of the organization. Mr. Arthurs will discuss the municipal bond issue program from the engineers' standpoint. At lust Wednesday's luncheon former Mayor Joseph G.

Armstrong spoke and advocated the. issuance of the bonds for the improvements as specified by the City Planning Commission. 1 TRANSFERS RECORDED City of Pittsburgh. GRAHAM ST. Sth wii, 30x93.

Charles Fetzer to Feb 13 ALDEltSON ST. 14th wd. fcixl23. William Witihauer to William Belirenljerg, Feb 0 ALDKKSOX ST. 14th wd.

William Behrenberg to Millie Witthau-er. Feb V) S.4RAH ST, 17th wd. JOxSi). John Berg-mann to Walter Plskoroski, Feb A SARAH ST. lTth wd.

20xs0. Annie Mauch to John Bergmann. Oct 101S LEHIGH AVE. 7th wij. Kxla).

Henry i Wasson to Joseph Wasson, Feb 29 LEHIGH AVE. 7th wd. 37x129. Burt Wasson to Joseph Wasson, June 13 1917 RALEIGH ST. 4th wd.

iOiSS. William II Murdoch, to Estelle Studer. Feb 17 MELLON ST. lllh wd. William Sturm to Abe Perlman, Feb 14 CHATEAU ST.

21st wd. 34x64, Hirony Baur to Angela Lo Bue, Feb 20 OAKDEN'E ST, lth wd. 75x100, Charles A Brooks to Achille Manclni, Feb 11 IDLKWILD ST. 13th wd. 1x100.

Margaret A Whiteside to Eueene Schuman. Dec 31, 191S OAK(XD AVE. 13th wd. S3xl--6. 7,233 1 1 4.200 1 1 1.250 1 5.S0O 1 2,330 1 taniel Clouser to Mary Thomas Feb CO GARVIN AVE.

60xl3i5, 28tU wd GARVIN ST. 60xs9; GIBONEV ST, Gl HONEY ST, 15x129, William Graham to John Booth. Jan 13 GARVIN ST 30xl3, 16th wd GARVIN ST, 47xl3: GARVIN ST. 53xsS; GIBONEV ST. Harriett Graham to William Graham.

Jan 15.. NAPOLEON AVE. 19th Wd. ltKixlSl. Frederick Kurtz to McMas-ter.

Feb 21 ELLSWORTH AVE. 7th Wd, -fixlOO. Jessdo A Heasley to Tlios Brown, Jan IS JACKSON ST. Uth Wd. 32x118.

Mary Nicklas to Ja.s Miiier. Feb 10 A BURN ST. 12th Wd. 24X10O. John Mh hei to Petri- Haubat-h.

Feb 10.. LVTLE AVE. l.th W.l. 26x122. Hannah Corcoran to Monongalieia Connecting It Co.

Jan 10 IARIMER AVE. 12tll Wd, 70x122. Fannie Taylor to Cresi-enzo Calazzo, Feb 21 LYTLE ST, K.tll Wd. 2xl22. thrc tirltlis interest.

Potter Tr i'o to to Mnnci.gahela Connecting It Co, Feb 20 CALIFORNIA AVE. 27th Wd. Jas Pogue to Michael Rodak. Feb 20.. RLTLEDGE ST.

13th Wd, ll.xlfo). Kate Amend to John Bright. Oct 10. WIS. HOBAHT ST.

14th d. Wm II Whitfield to Julius Steinsapir. Feb IS IT EN ST. 24th Wd. 22x119.

Rosanna A Miiier to Norman A Muehlbronner. Feb IS 3,500 1 1 1.900 1 s.ooo 1 1.673 5.SO0 4.900 1.SU0 10,300 4.100 1 2th Wd. 17 lots. Kolmaii Fred Golden. Feb 21 MAPLFTON AY.

11th Wd. S2X11S. Anne Herschhauser to Jas Miiier, Feb to RIVERV1BW AVE, 2th Wd. 35x135. Conrad to Lottie Conrad.

Feb 17 FERREK ST. 14th W.l. 3rtx70, Karl Bloush to BenJ Illrschfield. Sept 14. 1M7 BLEVINS ST.

2Jst Wd. Margaret Hughes to Jos CIrlingione, Jan 28 SHEFFIELD ST. 21st Wd. 2Sxl3S. GofT to Lilly Smith.

Jan 29 COLLINS AVE. 11th Wd. 30x131. Eu-jreiie Schuman to Geo Ward, Feb 19 BLANTON ST. Wd 22x11.

Ann Patterson to John Flahertv. Feb 11. ROSEDALB ST. 13th Wd. 4Sxl20, Una Kwalwasser to Olga Neubauer.

Feb 19 BUTLER ST. lllh Wd. 20xl.il'. Anthony Hubert to Vincenzo Magliorato, Jan 4 CH1SLETT ST. 11th Wd.

29x101. Bertram Duckwall to Stella Duck-well Orl 29. 19IS LIVERPOOL ST. 21st Wd. Eilz-ai-th to Smhie Straus.s, Feb IS 14th Wd.

27 acres 35 perches. IS-1'V) Int. Amanda A Straub to Herman A Straub. June 2S. 19S8 14th Wd.

27 acre3 33 perches, 1S-1S0 int Emma A Walker to Herman A Strauii. June 24. 1918 14th Wd, 27 acres 33 perches, 9-im int. Marion Penton to Herman A Straub. May 23.

191R 14th Wd. 27 acres 35 perches, S-l Int. Frank Anshutz to Herman A Straub. June 7. 1918 14th Wd, 27 acres 35 perchps.

Pi-b) int. Margaret Reed to Herman A Straub, June 191S 14th Wd, 27 a res 35 perches. 3-l'W int. May Anshutz to Herman A Straub. June 2s.

ism 5,000 1 C.Oou 4.500 2.400 1 COO 6,00 1.600 1.S00 123 1.012 1.SO0 4,030 21; 4,300 2.100 2,400 9.000 12.000 Jtth Wd. Tt acres 35 perches. Joseph Odell to Herman A Straub June 11, 19U 14th Wd. 27 acres 33 perches, int. Point Imp Co to Herman A Straub, Feb 19 14th Wd.

27 acres 33 perches. l.d-KiO Int. Amanda A Mraub to Amanda A Straub. Feb 14, 1918 Uth Wd. 27 acres 33 perches, 40-K4I Int.

Louisa Anshutz to Thomas Tonney. June 17. 19H MUM FORD ST. 21st Wd. 24x43.

Snyder to Kazimir Shelebay. Feb 21. City of McKeesport. STOCKDALE AVE. lllh Wd.

33x123. William A Prosser to Robert Prosser, Feb IS HAZEL AY. 1st Wd. 00x140. John lecker, extr.

to Keglna Breyer, Feb 20 SOUTH PARK ST, 7th Wd. Boyer lo Hush Pendleton, Feb 8 City of Duquesne. FIRST ST. 1st Wd. 67x120.

Anna Sperlng to Koloman Kovacs, Feb 0. i Boroughs. BELLEVUE, 30x115. Lincoln ave. Clarence Slpe to Gasoline Supply Co Feb 20.

MT OLIVER. 23x121. Qulncy ave. Richard A Jones to Sue McNulty. Feb 1 BELLEVUE.

Shade st. Hulda Bechtold to Frank Hogue, Sept 13. 1918 CARNEGIE, Roo.uet st. Edward Portman to Jos Yaletchko, Oct 17, 1911 40x123. Bluff st.

Frank Scurlch to Thos Gelchis. Dec 14, 191 VERONA, 235.100. penn ave, Verona 4,309 3.330 4.300 ",300 1,573 LEGAL NOTICES. OF SALE and baiance in three y.ars. or ail cash at Company of Pittsburgh, ot Wiiliam J.

Rugh, M. deceased. State Police Work Shown To Have Doubled in Year BUTLER, Feb. 24. (Special.) Acting Superintendent Lumb of the Pennsylvania state police, in his an-, nual report, shows that 10,017 arrests were made by the force during the year with a total of more than 91 per cent of convictions for crimes ranging from disorderly conduct to murder.

Five thousand two hundred and fifty-live arrests were made by the' organization during 1917, resulting in' 85 per cent convictions, which shows that the work of this body of men'-has doubled during the past year. at 9:2.. p. JACK CARRELL. youngest child of Hany P.

Myers and Rose Goode Myers, aged 1 year 5 months and 13 days. Funeral from the family home, lion Federal street. North Side, on Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. ILouisvtlle (Ky.) papers please copy.

O'DOAXEtr, On Saturday, Februarv 2. a- MARGARET J. O'DON- ELL. wife of William B. o'Donnell.

Funeral from the residence of her fatlier, Patrick O'Brien, 310 Sixth street. Sharps-burg, on Wednesday, February 26. at a. m. High mass of requiem at st Joseph's Church at 9 o'clock.

Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. PEItHY On Mondav, February 24 lijo at a. Mrs. JOHN HOWARD PERRY (nee Williamson in her 42d year. Funeral services at the familv residence.

--S23 Sti-nchan avenue, Banksville, oif eonesuay. February 20, 1919, at 3 p. in 1 neiids of the family are respectfully Invite? RIEFER On Monday. Februarv "4 at 7:30 p. JOHN A.

RIEFEF: son of the late Adam and Mary Meinin-ger Riefer, in his 60th year. Funeral from the residence of his sister. Mrs. Margaret Larimer. 1309 Juniata street.

North Side, Pittsburgh, Thnrsdav. februarv 27. 1919, at 2:30 p. m. Friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend, KUSSELI, On Monday, February 24.

1919. MARGARET SCOUGALL Rl t-SELU widow of George Russell Funeral services at her late residence, 414 Whigam street. MrKeesport. on Wednesday, February 2, at p. m.

Interment Thursday morning in Versailles Cemetery. SAMEK On Mondav. Februarv 24." 1919, at 10:50 a. JOHN (I. SAMEK.

beloved husband of Margaret Kamek (nee (Juinni, in his 40th year. Funeral services at bis late residence. 4s27 Kinkaid street. East End. Time will be announced later.

IBeaver Falls (Pa.) papers please copv.J SEITZ On Saturday, Februarv "2, 1919 at 9:25 p. ISaBELL C. SEiTZ, sister of Thomas C. Seltz. Funeral services 'at her late residence, 10.9 BiulT street, on Tuesdav afternoon.

ebruary 2o, at 2:30 o'clock. Interment i private. SXYDER On Monday, February 24. 1919. at p.

at the tamilv home 1141 North Highland avenue. East End Norfolk Apartment. CARRIE MAYERSOHX, be- 1 loved wife of William Snvder, aged 44 years Notice of funeral later. Philadelphia New York and Broolv--lyn (N. 1.) papers please copy.J SPIEIIS At his residence, 1204 Tlace, on Mondav, February 24.

919 at l'-BO p. W1LLIA.M H. SPIERS, beloved bus-' Land of Louisa Edwards Spiers. Services and Interment at Johnstown. l'a; STEWART Suddenly, on Monday, Feb- ruary 24.

1919. at 7 p. WILLI STEWART, husband of Mathilda Stewart, aged 4 years. Services at his late residence. 344 Miller street, Knoxvilie, Pittsburgh.

Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Notice of time later. YOEI.KER On Monday. Februarv 24. 1919.

at 7:30 a. E. KATHERINE VOE1-KER, beloved daughter of Henry A. and Rose Becker Voclker, aged 14 years 7 months. Funeral from her parents' residence.

C1 McCandless avenue, on Wednesday, February 26. 1919, at 2:30 p. m. Friends of (he familv are respectfully invited to attend. Interment private.

Conneautvllle, Altoona and Scottcale (Pa.) and Huntington (W. Va.) papers please" copy. WALLACE On Sundav, Februarv 1919, nt 7:50 p. CLARA LOUISE HUMPHRIES WALLACE, wife of Charles It. Wallace.

Funeral services at her late residence, 151.. Clark street, Wilklnsburg, on Tuesday, February 25. at 8 p. m. Interment private Wednesday mornlnac at 10 o'clock.

WALTER On Thursday, January t919, tn the service of his country, in Franco, Lieut. GEORGE L. WALTER. beloved husband of Marin Fagan Walter, in the 31st year of his age. WARD On Saturday.

Februarv 1919, at 3:40 a. WILLIAM SPKNCEU WAIRD, beloved husband of Jessie Lee Ward (nee Brown), at his residence. Jancey street. Funeral from his late residence on Wednesday, February 20. nt 2:110 p.

10. Friends of the family are respectfully In- -vited to attend. Interment private. LYoungstow'n and Wellavllle (O.) papers please copy. WIGHTMAX On Sunday.

February 21., 1919. ROBERT IL, son of the late Anna M. Wlghtman, in his 47ta year. Funeral sen-ices at his late residence, f.1'3 North Negley avenue. East End, on Tue-.

day. February 3, at 2 p. m. WYLIE On Sabbath. February 2S, 119.

at 1:10 a. at his residence, 3oo Wext street. North Sine, GEORGE Olt-MOND WYLIE, beloved husband of Hattlo Eunice Wylie. Funeral services will bs held a the Eighth United Presbyterian Church, corner of Pei rysvlilw avenue and Burgess street. North on TuesCay, February 23, at 2:30 p.

m. Attention Rlgo Sisterhood No. 97. Dames of You are requested to attend the funeral services' of Sister Fanr.te Meyer at her late residence. 7S'j6 Formosa place, Tuesday, February 36, at o'clock.

Attest BESSIE MARKS. STORE DELIVERIES EOGKYVmm WILKIXSBUUG BRADDOCK 1 AKDMORK "VYKDXKKDAV FRIDAY Geo. K. Stevenson Co. COO "Yoo4l Down Town Highland Center Aves, K.

K. BONXKR On Sunday. February 23. 1919, at 0 p. at the Bra-block General Hospital.

Mrs. MARY BONNER (nee Naughtoni. beloved wife of Edward Bonner, In her 33Ui year. Funeral Thursday, February 27, from 321 Kenmavr avenue, Rankin, Pa. Services at St.

Anselm's Roman Catholic. Church, Swiss-vale, at 9 a. m. Friends ot the family are respectfully Invited to attend. HORN On Monday.

February 34. 1919. at ii n. at his home. Sheffield Terrace.

Woodland. JOHN BORN, beloved husband of Sarah Sohm Born. Funeral from his late home Wednesday at 2 p. m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend.

Interment I private, please omit flowers. CORNELIUS On Sundnv. February 22. 1919, at 5 a. JENNIE M'INTYRE.

widow nf Alvin Cornelius and daughter of the late Capt. John Mclntyre, at her home, 214 Barr avenue. Crafton Terrace. Funeral services on Monday, February' 24, 1 119, at 8 p. m.

Friemls of the family are i respectfully invited to attend. Interment pri-, vate on Tuesday. February 23. 1919. Take i Car No.

30, get oiT ui Josephine street. CULP On Mondny, February 24. 1919. at' a at the tamilv home, 212.4 Wilson ave- i North Side, MARY LEG ARD HEFF. beloved wife of Edward B.

Culp, aged 32 years Funeral services at her late residence Thursday, February 27. at 3 p. m. Iriumph Circle No. lol, P.

H. and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. DALY On Sunday. Februarv 23. 1919.

at 1 p. LOUISE WOEHREL DALY, beloved widow of James W. Daly and mother of James J. Daly, aged "ij years. Funeral from the residence of her sister- in-law, Mrs.

Neal Crain. 7317 Greenwood ave- rue, Wednesday, February 20, at a. m. I Solemn requiem high mass at St. Raphael's I Roman Catholic Church at 9 a.

m. Branch I 113, 1.. C. B. C.

R. B. A. and friends' of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Cleveland and Youngstown (O.) papers please I copy.

I IJ(lIV cm -HUiiUMy eetin.fi, x-euiuaiv 1919. at 9:40 o'clock. EMILY TROVILLO, widow- of J. W. Doali.

Services private at her late residence. 919 North Highland avenue. East End. Thursday afternoon." February 2.S, at 3 o'clock. On Mondav, February 24, 1919.

at 4:20 a. MICHAEL GREINER. aged ill years. Funeral services at his late home. 121 Eighteenth street.

South Side, on Thursday. Februarv 27. 1919, at 2 p. m. Friends ot the family are respectfully invited to attend.

GBIFFIX- at 11:20 P. ill. On Sunday, February 23. 1919. MARTIN GRIFFIN, aged 74 vcars.

Funeral from his late residence. 2018 Center avenue, city, on Wednesday, February 2tf. at so a. Reoulem high muss at St. Bridget's Church at 9 a.

m. Friends of the family are respectiuiiy iiiviieu io tiinruo. HKS On Monday. February 24, 1919, at 5.13 p. ALBERT HESS, husband of the late Annie M.

Gray, in his C2d year. Funeral from the family home, 7934 Tscoma street, on Thursday. February 27. at 2:30 p. m.

Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Altoona and Johnstown (Pa.) papers please copy HKT7.KL -On Monday, February 24, 1519, at 7-30 a. at the, family residence, 172S Maplewood avenue, Pittsburgh, MARY HET-ZEL. beloved wife of Joseph Hetzel, in her 72d year. Requiem mass at Our Tldy of the Blessed Sacrament Church, Frankstown avenue.

East End Thursday morning at 9 o'clock. Friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend. HOLMES On Monday, February 24. 1919. nt 2 a AGNES MAY, Infant daughter of William F.

and Alice May Holmes (nee Doolittle). Funeral services ot the home of her parents. Robinson township, on Tuesday, Februarv 23, at 2 p. m. Interment In Union Cemetery.

Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. At Swlssvale. on Sunday, Februarv 23. 1919. at i a.

VICTOR JENSEN, aged 41 years. Funeral services at the residence of his moiher. 2107 Lloyd avenue, Swlssvale, on Wednesday. February 26. st 2 p.

m. Friends of the family lire respectfully Invited to attend. Interment at Monongahela Cemetery. JORD.W On Saturday, February 22, 1919. at 3:3 P- m-- JOHN JORDAN, husband of the late Minnie llanel Jordan, in his 74th year.

Funeral services Tuesday. February 23. at 2 p. at the residence of his daughter, Henry Sehrieker. 110 Stewart avenue, Carrick.

Friends of the family and members of Germarda Lodge F. A. are respectfully invited to attend. Interment in South Side Cemetery. KOEHLER On Monday, Februarv 24.

1919, at 10 a. SARAH GREER, wife of George. E. Koehler. sged 25 years.

Services at the residence nf her father. John Greer 337 Omega street. East End. Thursday. February 27, at 2 p.

m. Imermcr.t private. M'l)dK At Verona, on Man.lay of'ternoon, February 24. 1919. IDA ELIZABETH LYTER.

wife of Warren McDade. Services nt the family home, corner of South and'Second avenues, Verona. Notice of 1 John Grein, aged 65, former post-40G paster of Homestead, died last night ten Mis. FRANK RL'GH, Attorney-at-Law. No.

1409 Park Pittsburgh, Pa. Execimtor's Sale of Val unable -Real Estate Notice breby Rivpn that the UTtilrrgtipned pxcutor of the estate of TTlUlam J. Knph. M. wilL.

v- virtue tf the authority given it in the wiil of the deccati, GftT ami expose it public sale on the premises, Ill Paulson St, l2fS3 Wari, Piffslsrffe0 ON mim, mmy 249 19i9, At 3 B'cliJCl PJl, The property situate st Taulon ard T.ura ctre'-t- fronting- ffct on Paulson and est in back 1-" f-t on Luna Ftrot to an alley Iei Bonk 70S, pas 34 f.jr of rb- fanie. anil bavinff ercteti tht-roon a 10-room frame tiupJUng house, witii ottCi' and garage in rrar, certainly healed that eczema time later. i M'DERMOTT On Monday, February 24. at ii -30 a. fat his home.

3o'3 Gien- mawr avenue, Sheraden. JOHN" GRAHAM M'DERMOTT. aged 39 years. Funeral services at his late home Wednesday, I', bruary 2, at 10:30 a. Interment will be Freedom, Pa.

M'KIM On Monday. Februarv 24, 1919 at 1:33 a. ALEXANDER KIM. husband of Catherine Jackson McKim, aged -17 vers. Funeral pervlces will be held at hr, late residence.

Waverly street, Si issvaie. on Wednesday, February 16, at 3 p. m. Interment private. At Atlantic City.

on SuH'ia Pebruary lo. 191i. at 4 43 a MATTHEW K. M'MULLIN. Funeral services at his late home, 7'( North Highland avenue.

East End. on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'c'ock. Interment private. 5IXEKS On Sunday. Pebruaiy 33.

uuj torture that eczema brings how ihey gradually overcame that irritating and painful eruption, until today you may once more mingle with your friends unashamed. Now that you can peer into your glass without a frown, you are free to tell others about your good fortune. You can tell them how Kesinoi Ointment and Resinol Soap relieved the TEEMS Fifty iioi p.r cn; cash day of sale, the vpiKa the purcbajier. Peoples Savings Trust Executor oi IheiEstato Kesinoi Ointment is a doctor's formula, prescribed by many physicians throughout the world. At all druggists..