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It SBURGII GAZETTE FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 20, 1920. THE CARHOOit-On -Wednesday, at :4 a. ELI FN YAEOLit. daughter of Ais-u 1- and Minnie Gr- AUTOMOBILES.

AUTOMOBILES. THE DEATH ROLL Forbes Holton, Sr. Forbes Holton, ivho has been an employe in the C-Uy Controller's office for the last 10 years, died yesterday morning in his home, 220 Meyran avenue. He was formerly treasurer of Lawrence county. He leaves his wife, Jlrs.

Emma. J. Hol- at 4 r. CLARA r.r.lNT.TNC (rm Anton wife vt Kdward Brlnlmg. Funeral on February 2.

at 1:3" p. ni. SL3.rat.ica Council No. TO, ia-Jehters of America, will hold services Thursday eve-nius at o'clock. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend.

Interment at itle. Pa. BRK1T KIER On Thursday. Febru-arv at r. p.

at the family borne. --1 a ect'Tiar street. Heiahts. ALBERT C. S'-n of Benjamin and Frieda M.

Preilwelser (nee Conrad aged oi years 1 nioni and 11 days. Notice of time of funeral later. IMatisneid. Akron end Cleveland to.) papers copy. BtRSON February at 7 RUTH ELIZABETH, riauglt-ier of Harry A.

and Rebvcca aged years. Funeral services at her late home. 223 est P.lverview avenue. Bellovue. on Saturday at 11 a.

m. Interment private. Yedn.sday. February IS. at P.

MARGARET CAHII-L ciee Daughettvl. widow of M'cnael Cahlll. ae. rut i-ean She is sur-. ived by the fol wcod.

aged yvars montiis. the family bom. 1 livne. Pa- Friday at o-ciock. Interment private Sat- ur.Iay ll'hiiadelphii papers t.lease copy.l on We.lnescl;iy.

February IS. T-S. at a. m. r.t the home Vis slst? Miss Ada Giftiii.

CHt.ton, l'a EDWARD LUt'FlX, in bis yeiir. Funeral (trt'Ws nt the Trenton T-wcl. iy 1- United ehruary 22. at" I3: p. in.

Friends of family arc invite-i to attend. t.KKIA On AVe.lr.es.lay. lW.mrj 4iO). at 12:2.1 p. MARY MAS.JN GREEN.

widow of William .1. C.re-rt. sou. Albert: liaujhtor, Nellie, and a n.c-ce. Margaret Siicders.

Pi.i r.t the e. 97 Deelv street. on Saturday, the- fara- m. Friends of ily are respectfully invited to attend. HAGUE -On Thursday.

lVl-rnorv IS. vi-i i is ll.tdl be- lr.ve.l riauebter of JoliU C. and Anna Esan Hague. Fnnemt from tho family residence Itlondav Fcoru- ut ti-vt m. So t-mn reouicoi mass at St.

Stephen's Church ut lock Friends of the family and members ot Branch No. L. C. U. arc rcsix-ctft-lly ii-citcTto attend.

Youngstown to.1 and Chicago Papers please copy HI MAN Suddenly on Tuesday. J'e'r ruarv 17. 19.1'. CEAK1XG PETER HoLMAN. of John Holman and Mary Hornbeck, 42d year.

services will be held at the family residence. Sewickiey township. on n- a ut n. m. Frieuds of the are respectfully invited to attend HOI TON Suddenly, on Thursday.

February 19. 19-0, at a. at his residence. 220 Meyran uvenue. Ji.

TON. Sr. Notice ot iunerai later. mvT We.liu-sdM 1S. at U20 a.

ANDREW HUNT. Flannery Services to Be Tomorrow in Cathedral Funeral services for Joseph II. Klannsry will be held at ID o'clock tomorrow morning in. gt. Paul's Cathedral with a solemn high mass of recniiem, the Rev.

William J. Mc-1 Mullen officiating-. The honorary pall-j bearers will be James C. Gray, A. J.

Xeeb. Col. J. XI. Schoonmaker, George Riley, C.

B. Aylesworth, A. Jk. llaymer, William H. Cameron, S.

Wales. W. S. Van Dyke, John Me- Ieod, W. Ft.

Balsinger, John F. Casey Thomas Quinn, John F. OToole, i.a-tvard Jackman, Joseph Hughes, William J. Brennen, John Hughes and William A. Xlageej Mi Frances Daniel.

Xli.ss I. Frances Daniel, chief clerk the Fnited States XIarine Hosidtial here, died Wednesday in St. Franfis Hospital. he was born in Platte City, and was a graduate of Gaylord Institute. She lived several years in Kansas City, where she gained a wide reputation in statistical and secretarial work.

She volunteered for overseas service with the American Red Cross, but was assigned the Ordnance Department in Washington. Some time later Miss Daniel was transferred to Pittsburgh. She was a member of the Independence Boulevard Christian Church, Kansas City, and of the Order of Eastern Star. She leaves a brother, F. Daniel of Kansas City.

Mrs. Mathilda Longanecher. XIrs. Xlathilda Longanecker. aged said, to have been East Liberty's oldest resident, died at 4 clock yes- terday morning in the home of her I son, Dr.

William A. Longanecker, fiios TTowe street XIrs Lontranecker nnnivprsnrv r' rl T-TfT Parcn tS w-ero and Rnsana Xloses. pioneer amn V.arn et near XIasontown. where Mrs. Long- 1 anecker was born.

Her fatlter died when aged while her mother lived years. XIrs. Longanecker's hus- i i I band died 29 years ago. She was a Mr8- Brid'get Iteardon, Krownsvilh-member of the First Brethren road. Bright wood borough.

He was 32. at V- a. Mrs. J. MiLLES A.

iu her 72d year. Funeral from her 'ate- rcuid. Kotdnson towrJh.lv on Saturday. 1 f-ruttrv i. at 2 p.

m. Servives at Union P. Church at p. in. Friends of the are fully Invited to attend.

Au.o-i will leave L. P. Hershbsrger Sous, 4 at 1 p. in. NKMilT On Tluirsasy, February vy.

Oi.l.'ll. of and 3.Hiry NsMt aged 2 her paret.ts' I nrwi. North Sid- Saturday, 1-. '-nuiiy 11, at 2 p. a hi "Wedncsdr-v, February 75.

ISitJ. aS a. r.v, AUGUST XIX. nsn of the la-. Conrnd and Whltlnger Nix.

lu his 7v'-h yeur. Funerttl from ti rosi.iereo of bis Mrs. t-ntiiariise Vsr.er, vlrass Run ix; Baldwin township, Allegheny countv-. on. Frt-iay, rtii ry 2'i.

at 9 a. ni. Solemn quieni at St. V. en-lelin's Rui.t c'hurch at 10 n.

m. Friends of t' iitmily and members of Knights c.f St. c.eor. Branch No. 4n are i-espec'fully aCcnd.

Interracnt itt St. Wcndt-Ua's tery. On Tuesday. Fibruarv li'n at 2:13 p. rn.

at ber res'--ieT-iee. vr. chard avenue, Avalon. AUGUSTA MAR-TUNG, beloved wife of John N. CViltier.

in year. Sun Ived by her husband and one son. Louis Oener. incral serices on Friday. Fv-bruary tn, -2 p.

m. I'riends of the family are rvspev't-fuliy invited to attend. (IH HNS Or. Thursday. February 1S2.

at 1:13 a. STEWART he-loved sou of George V. and KiiiatbeUi Hcakln Owens, aged months Isaacs. -Funeral services nt the residence of bis grandparents. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Miller. 2S Kramer way. on Saturday. February 21.

at tn. Friends of the family are resp-ct-I iully invited to attend. PATTY On Thursday morning. IX'O, at o'c'oek. HARRY lU'TCiHSOX PATTY, iorc-i 44 years.

Sc-rvic-es at the -hapd of Thomas It. Mi--e-! land Cempauj, Perm avenue. East Cud. pvpnin- n'cloc-k. Interment Ueimont, on Saturday.

PbllKN On Wvdnos.lnv. Februs 192.. at 7:2.1 a. GEORGE RICHARH PEDEX. beloved son of Samuel R.

and Gertrude Wagner cgeu 2 years months days. Funeral services at the parynts- residence. SU Arlington avenue, on Friday. February at 1 p. m.

Frlc-nds of the family are respectfully inv ited to attend. I'OKTII On Thursday, Fehruirv 1 19:51. at 3:43 p. MARY F. POETII (tieo Ri'ev).

widow or Joseph W. Foetlj and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. J.

Riley. Funeral from the parents' residence, '-v Eroa.l street, on Monday morning at s.S-J o'clock. High mass of requiem at St. Law rence Churcn. Friends- ot tne lamuy s-a resictfuHv irited to attend.

(Altocna (Pa.) papers please tefy. RIKCHKL Suddenly, on February Iv at the Columbia HnspltHl. ARIAN RIECHEL. beloved daughter of Al- vin S. Rie.

hel and the late Nellie 3. laecnei 77.70 Sprague street. East End. aged 10 years1. 4 Funerel services at John Taylor's chapel.

Kelly street, on Friday afternoon at 1. A faiMlli- ar resliect- fully invited to attend. i' KINGI.ER On Thursday. F-lT--ey i. at p.

JOHN XV. R1NGLER. husband of the late Harriett Wagner, in his 73th year. Services Fri.iay eveningeot o'cles-k at the reidence of his daughter. Mrs.

Herman Gartner. Point View Hotel. Brownsviile road. Bren.woo.1. l'a.

Friends of the family respectfully to attend. Remains will shipped 011 Saturday morning to Salia- bury. Pa. Akron (O.) papers please copy. SCHMKLTZ On We-dnesday Fbnar IS, 1920, at S-10 p.

ADAM SCHMELTZ. huslin.l of Caroline Schmeitz tnee Kress), In his 71st year. Servkes at the family residence, 17 Haxelwood avenue, on Saturday. February 21, at 2 p. m.

Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. SCIIRINKK On Tuesday. Febrnfirv 1 7. 1920. at 2: p.

Mrs. PHILTP SCHRINER (n-e Hobbsl. beloved wife of Philip Schrlner. ased 60 years. She Is survived by ber bus-land si-; children.

John. Bernard, Mr. Edward Hasen. Mrs. Frank Smith.

Mab! and Helen Schrlner: nine grandchildren and cn iri-est-grandchild. Futeral services will be held at the falv.lT home. 731 Bryn Mawr road. Sehenley Hetghta, on Saturday. February 21.

at p. m. Frienos the family are respectfully invited to attend. SKMMEK On Thursday February 15. lr.2n.

at 12 o'clock noon, MARY BOHN. widow of Philip Semmer. Services and interment at Winona, Minn. SLAGI.K On Thursday, February 1920. at a.

at her residence. 1V7, Walnut rtreet. M' Keesport. SARAH wi.low William Slairle. aged 61 years months 13 days.

Funeral from the home of her niece. M-t, George ine. -SIS Jenny Llnd street. Keesirt, on Saturday. February 21.

at p. m. Interment iu Versailles Cemetery. McKecsport, Pa. -i.

o-t TiuiMiiflv. Fc-Lruarv B. 1120 at 1:20 a- AIDEE TYLER, wife of pUIK.ra! services at her late residence. 5(rn R.vlird Friday afternoon. February at 2 o'ebk.

interment at west tattler, Saturday. SNYDKR On Thursday, February 19. 192-1. MAR.10RIE HKi.D.V mtarit (WWStT Arthur anu largarei ivui sierviees nt the family home, Verona road. Penn township.

Allegheny county, l'a. No- tlcc of time later. KTm.K On Tucr.lav F-bruwrv 1 192(1. at 0:50 o'clock. SALLIE K.

STEELI7. widow of Andrew M. Steele, aged 9S y(ar, ar resirtenoe f-f ber son. A. K.

Steele. 5Ss Jules -erne street. North Side. Funeral servb-es at the Seventh United Presbyterian California avenue, Vortti Side, on Friday afternoon Rt o'clock. Mosaic Chapter 50.

O. E. and c. W. Char-man Circle 60.

Iadics of G. A. and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. ServiccB on Tliursuay evening at clocK. (Holton and Canton papers please copy.l STI'AKT On Thursday.

Febrinrv I'. at 11 a. nt the West Penn Hospital. MARY" ALICE STUART, beloved mother of Mrs. Blanche Heymann arai Mrs.

Ada Bau-nian. aeed 73 years. Funeral services at tlie fbapet of If. Samson. 42-1 Sixth avenue.

Saturday morning at 10-2ii o'clock. IWhceling fW. Va.) papers please copy .7 CHlvmm On Tuesday. it. 19-1 at n.

ETTA SCOTT SYV1ND- I.F.rt lwloved wife or M. Swlndler of Thorn road. Coraopolis. Pa. Reouiem high mass nt St, Joseph's Kratin Catholic Church on Friday at 9 a.

m. Interment private. itYMO'vq At bis residence. ie21 'jtii avenue. wiiKinsourff.

to. ro-ruary 17. 1929. at 12.30 p. RY-MONS.

lwloved husliand of Saviile. Symons (nee McMIUam. in his 41st Funeral services on Fri.iay afternoon at 3 o'clock. Friends of the family are resneot-fully inviied to attend. Interment in Wood- 1SW11 CfmWD.

ICumtrland fMJ.l Papers please, copy. 1 TII.I.ERY Thursday. Februnry 1 1920. at 9:15 p. WILLIAM H.

TILLER Y. husband or Myrtle Fry. at his residence. Dec tor street. North side, Notice of funeral later.

TRAIN4R On Tuesday. February 17. at p. m. at the borne of J.er daughter.

Mrs. Howard Mountr'n street. St. Clair Borough. MARGARET TRA1XOR (nee p.ai.iaus".

beloved wife Daniel Trainer. ted 77 years. Funeral on Frldas. February IS. lit n.

m- Reouiem mass at Si. Joseph's Cli'l ch at 9 clock. Frien.is tne lamuy an' -socctfnllv litvlul to Intysmcnt 'n St. Joseph's IVATHIX At AlICKhcny Oor.erai -piUl. Thursday.

FVbruary 10. 1920. ot 12 r. JEXXIF. beloved wife of Alfred Wataor.

In her 33th year. Funeral services at. ber late re. ii-. Shady WetwOcl.

Crtflon. February 22, at 2:30 p. m. WILSON At Wilson. on i'J.

19'jti, et a. JOHN SON. aged 71 years. Fur.i-ral services will be I at Lis i in Wilson Sun-iav February 22, tit 2 f-i family re fully -lnrited u-n Interment in Richland cemetery. VII.T On Thc'sday.

Febrt.r- in. at p. MARY MACK WILT, Vw of Joseph Wilt. in her 7ti Funeral fnin hr Isfe 112 Si-'h street. Teirt'e Creek.

r. 1'-i-uarv 23. a. io. High r.t ft St Cburcii.

Tc-rtlo Cre k. at 9 n. tn. Friends of the family rvspeetfuky i'l-vited to attend. Johnstown and (Pa.) papers copy.

WtlODS-On xve.lTics.Say. February at 4 a. 5IAHT WOODS tnee Glppe-Tlshl. widow of Harry F. Woods of lYatiklin road.

North Side. bMneral from the residence her. nl-e, Mrs. Edward Hamoft, 27 Broadway. Side, on Fri.iay mormng.

at mass at Church of the Nativity. Franklin road, at 9 o'clock. Friends of o.o familv are respectfully invited to attend. WORK On Thursday. February IS, at 12:40 a.

SARAH ANN vif of Samu-d M. "Work. Funeral tsorvb-es at her late reMenr. 11.) Newcotne- street. iraden.

Corliss Sunday afterr.cK.n. February 22. at o'clock, interment private M-itiday. Mr. and George A.

Bigley nnl wisn to thank their many friends and neighbors lor ttc-ir empathy ar.l k.ndne-s shown in any in any way eiurmg recent be- reavemeut. fteare A. Bi.l., and Daughter. I'ERSOXALS. A $10 00 SALE AT P1GOTTS Vor two days only.

The pricft' seems ridiculous, but we a the room. jiuHTLY SMALL SIES. To sive all a chance, sale commence a. m. Friday, None Fhown before that time.

Cash O. U. K. Ka deposits- All salfs fina At commencement of sale we oSer Wool Challia IresMes fc-iik Foulard Lfreases Oresss Dance Frocks Ijeatherette Wport Cots Vfiveteea Sport Cota. Capea Winter Coats Woolen Suita Veivet.en Suits i All at While tSey riwtxs, tlie Origina ample Srhoi, Thlid floor.

Jenkins Arcade. GOOD HOCSEKEEPING GOES UP a year on March 1. T.I 17- t.T.TJ flft iibcu'd a vanity "faik up to a. year on March 1. buuscrn; for eitaer uov.

ror TWO VRARS Knit 54.00. ELIZABETH GlliSOX. MAGAZIXIST, Sixth Floor. Women's Exchange ilS Oliver Phone Grant i'-Sx 1 CAtfll old disnkrued odds and ends of jewelry. Koid, salver platinum, diamonus.

watched, lalse teeth with gold, or without; lushest prices pai.l. "We are tho larsest concern in line in this country. MLKKTY REFJMNG Wood at. Second Floor. Court 1S7.

PiAXO TUX1XO 11V J'ELEPliOXE cannot be done, but call uo 11U-M Hchenley; player repair vg.Lh Kauimanti k. Address o.l" piano tnner, nsr; formerly Fifth ave. DIAMONDS AND PAWN TICKETS bought at the highest market value; also pearls, old gold, platinum and silver. STEER'S Original Diamond Brokers. Pittsburgh Life Bldg.

Opp. RoMcnbauin; I'ERSOXS acquainted with or knowing tho aldress of Sire. Alice "Weber, former stenoii-! rapher, will confer a favor by calling Cedar 13i3-J. BILL POSTERS AND DISTRIBUTORS. L.

C. MURRAY, 2 Cherry Vav. Court Union Iibc ELECTRIC light baths sase will keep you In yd. Phone Hiland 9 in and scientific mas-trim. Baum WANTED So-called eczema.

Dr. Brown, S3 incurable cases of Lyceum DANCING ACADEMIES. LEAM! TO BMCE No-T Is the time to start. We have the latest system of teaening. We guarantee to teach vou tn 10 lessons.

Private lessons given any time dally. Evening classes formed l-gether Tuesday and Saturday at 8 p. m. SCHELOT'FS DANCING ACADEMY, 71l Penn near Wood W'lklnsburg. Look for the BIG PLACE SCHELOTT'S.

BOWMAN'S DANCING SCHOOL. Penn Wood Wilklnsburg: be-ginners Wednesday and Friday evenings; advanced Monday and Thursday eveninsra: private lessons daily. Phor.e Franklin 3J01-J. WILKINSBURG'S RELIABLE SCHOOL. BLACKBURNS-, tA" PEXX AVE.

Ceglnners. Monday. Tuesday. Thursday Fridav eveniBgs: regular dancing Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, private lessons i now open, court 91.14. stage oancmg cmss ever Thursday at 5 o'clock.

Enroll now, BEUCHLER'S DANCIXG SCHOOL. Kenyon 'Theater Sl Federal North Side i Pprinners class Tuesday evening: advanced lasses Thursday ana sataraay evenings: nrtvate lessons daily; always open. Phor.e 9375. JACQUES. Craig and Forbes: S-slnners Mondav and Friday; Wednesdays and Saturdays; children Saturday afternoon; clats foe adults in esthetic, interpretive, Fridays, 7 to 8: private lessons daily.

Onlir people refinement catered to. Shady an Penn Dances Mondays. rinrdavp. Saturdavs. with Mc- DouEail's Reir-eners.

Mondays anu nursoays. rrnaio danclng. mornings, afternoons and evenings. vi niTf; A l.i.'s Annual Mtt-M jmd Fanrrv DancinK. Schenley Theater.

April 9 and 10. "Reserved sea-, tickets mailed. Make reservations now. SAY YOU SAW IT IN THK GAZETTS TIMES WHEN ANSWERING -ADS." EDUCATIONAL BECOME A PRIVATE In a short time v. can piepare yon.

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531 Wood St NORTH SIDE Ml SIC 101 EAST A E. lesson. Phone Ce.lar mornings and Sun- days for appointment. DAY AXD EVENING SESSIONS. BUSINESS COURSES.

DUFFS COLLEGE. PENN AVE. AXD STAXWIX ST. p'iT YOU SAW IT IN THE GAZETTE TIMES WHEN ANSWERING "ADS." LOST AND FOUND. I.OST On Tuesday.

4:35 Pennsylvania Union- town train, gun metal purse containing money and check. Reward if returned to B. F. Mercer. 1072 Janeey I'lttaburgh.

Pa. LOST Downtown while shoppinir on XVednes-1 day, an amethyst ring. Reward if returned to Mrs. James C. Williams, East End Call Franklin 777-M.

Gunmetal mesh bng. Monday evening, seventeenth floor. William Perm Hotel. ward If returned to 200 Gross st. Ftsk IIS9-VA I jDST Pocket book on Forles near Murray.

l-Iea-se return to A. Younsr. 22 Forbes terrace and receive liberal reward. LOST Bunch of keys In Wilk insbuor. wood or Squirrel Hill.

Call Franklin Thank you. SAY YOU SAW IT IXT THE GAZETTE TIMES WHEN ANSWERING "ADS." YVHITE TRANSFER AND STORAGE. Warehouse Center nwnuc. We orate for shipment: we do hmst 1 distance haullmr cheaper and quicker thnn 1 railroads; get estimate: lots of space for storage of furniture ciean. dry, separate rooms.

Phone Grant 1982 or 202. DRESSMAKING. ART MACHINE EMBROIDERY: all kinds of braidings on suits and dresses, home-sti ching and stamping. 23 Fourth Room 403 Apollo HI Pittsburgh, Pa. Bell phone 431R Court.

BUILDING AND LOAN. SAFETY AND Iron City Deposit Loan 50 years without loss to an investor; start, savlna today: watch It grow; own Home. n. k. icooetcs.

LEGAL NOTICES. ALTER. WRIGHT BARRON, Jew. 1012 Park Building. Pittsburgh, Pa.

To the Stockholders of the Springdale Build- lug and Loan Association: Notice is he.reby srlven that the board of directors of the 8pTng'lu Buihbug and Loan I Association, by resolution adopted as re-quired bv law, has declared the purpose of increasing the capita! sleek of said corporation from to S2.0cio.000.00, and tiipeunoti by resolution similarly adopted raid board of directors has directed the ques-1 of said proposed increase to be submit-i ted to the stockholders of said corporation, for their consent, at a special meeting of the said stockholders to be held on the 29th day of March. 1920. at o'clock p. at; the -office of the corporation, alter Lane, Vnringdale. Pa.

A. J. MELLON. Secretary. NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.

Calumet and Arizona Mining Company will pay of ONE DOLLAR iSl.CKo a share March 22, lico, lo stock of record March 3, 1920. Books do not close. GORDON R. CAMPBELL. Secretary.

TRUCK SERVICE DIVIDENDS. I X. of i 1 to B. 89 1 I i I i i i 1 1 I i I I i a I I UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY. P.EO, lisrhr, five practically new.

KEO. roaaster. 3 nass. OLDSMOP.ILE Touring, practically new. ST1JTZ.

6 WestinghGUse shock absorbers. REO, 6 7 KKfi Hoad-fr, wonderful condition. light. 5 passenger. CROW ELKHART, Chummy, wire whefcla.

p.i:o v4-ton Truck, par.el body. KKO i standard express -ton delivery body. Thin is not an accumulation of old cars and trucks fer the purpose of making a sale, These ar ail late model cars, taken in trado new ones. The reductions are large ana savings positive. THE R.

K. LWrGH.VEr MOTOR CO. Usfd Car a76 Center Ave. Hilar.d 4041. "willyTs-icxight" cocpe.

I.atflsf niodei. like new car; wonderful value; terms arranged. Old car taken trauc. CEORGM SHrPLETT, 5S1S 1'enn avo. Tliland East 153.

UODC.E TOCP.lXf Fivo pass. has' Uvo tops, suniimcr tir: in A 1 Price right. SF.K CROBXEV. 5 Schenley or C3 Xorth Cratsc Street, t'pen Evenings. THIRTY-FIVK ACTOMOBfLE.S.

Alt late model roadstei-s and touring cars 1 excellent condition. Will arrange terms or 1 traae your old GEORGE R. SHIPLETT, 5S1K Penn ave. Hiland TKii. Eart FORD TOURING i Ford Tourmif, 191s: model has an all- weather one-man -tot: closed in on sdderf witli removable plate glass windows; oversize demountable tires; Hasscl absorbers; motor has just been overhauled and perfect running condition.

i CALL ITILAXD 191S CHANDLER CUCMMY. Uerma will be arranged, old car taken -n trade. i GEORGE" R. SHIPLETT, 5918 Penn ave. inland East K-o.

MAXWELL LIGHT DELIVERY. Orten expresa with curtains, 5 good self etarter and repainted; price right and reasonable. SA.MSOX MOTOR IXC, USED TRUCK DEPT. Bautn at Melwood. 13 P.UICK ROADSTER.

Buy now, niv money; terms an Tirade yotir old car. GEORGE Pw SHIPLETT, Did 3 Penn ave. Hiland 737,6. -East 135. CADILLAC 1918 PHAETON.

Completely rebuilt and rexainted, in class condition throughout. This car the best of shape mechanically and snappy. Full equipment, new tires, etc. ROY F. KEXXEY 5741 Baum Blvd.

first-is In very "WILLYS SIX SEDAN. Excellent value; in very ttood condition: real bargain. Will 'trade your old car. GEORGE R. SHIPLETT.

531 Penn ave. Hiland TJii. East lio. FEDERATE 2-TON EXPRESS BOOT. I Guaranteed, rebuilt and repainted: hst used truck in the eity; a big terms to reliable parties, 1 SAMSON MOTOR I USED TRUCK DEPT.

PA I'M BLVD. AT EL WOOD. 1919 OLDS. SEDAN. Here is a bargain In all-year car; terms arranged.

"Will trade your old car. GEORGE R. SHrPLETT. WIS Penn ave. Hiland 73S.

Uattt lSii. PACKARD TOURING CAR. A "191S seven-passenger Twin Six touring car, completely rebuilt by the Packard repainted, with good tires and equipment, J1.100. P.OY F. KEX.W 5744 Baum Blvd.

FRANKLIN TOURING. Excellent condition; terms arranged, trade your old car, GKORCB R. SHIPLETT, i S91S Penn ave. Hiland 7JB0. East 133, AVil! 191S MAXWELL.

P-PASS. HAS BEEN REBUILT. THAN CAR FAKE TO RUN YOU RIDE. PAYMENT PLAN. SAMSON MOTOR WS BALM BLVD.

OPEN SUNDAY. SC HEX LEY 1920 DODGE ROADSTER, driven l.ctK) miles. Buy now, GEORCE SHIPLETT, Penn ave. Hiland 7S36. East 135 Only money.

SCRIPPS BOOTH. Late 1919 Scripos Booth roadster, miles by owner; wire wheeis, good paint i and new tires; motor in A-l condition. M.ke me an Call at S37 Seventh city, or call garage, tww Oram. 85-4 OVSP.LAND. cylinder, five-pakitfenger.

Four-offer. Make an 5918 Hiland R. SHIPLETT, Penn ave. East 13. 19J0 MAXWELL.

5-PASS. LOOKS AND RUNS SA.ME AS NEW CAR. BIG SAVING IF YOU ACT QUICK. TEX MONTHS TO SAMSON MOTOR BAUM BLVD. OPEN SUNDAY.

SO! EX LET .1700. 1918 PAIGE TOURING. Six-cylinder; exceptional value. Terms ar- ranSetl- GEORGE R. SHIPLETT.

591 Penn ave. Hiland 733 East 1a.i. CIIALMKR8 COUPE. 1919 MODEL, In excellent mechanical condition, good paint and tires. A snappy, small, inclosed car, at a A-ery low price.

ROY F. -KEXNEV CO. 5744 Baum Blvd. FORD TON TRUCK. Bargain.

Will arrf.nge terms or trade. GEORGE R. SHIPLETT, Penn ave HHarid 73T.6. P-ast MAXWELL SEDAN. PAINT AND TIRES GOOD.

MECHANICAL CONDITION A-1; A DANDY ALL-WEATHER CAR. TEN MONTHS. TO PAY. SAMSON MOTOR 4(143 BAUM BLVD. OPEN SUNDAY.

SCHENLEY 19tS OLDSMOBILE. Four nassenger. Beautiful car at low price. GEORGE R. SHIPLETT, Penn ave.

Hiland Eat 135. 1913 OAKLAND TOURING. This car is a bargain. Terms arranged. GEORGE R.

SHIPLETT, 591S Penn ave. Hiland East b.a:, 19l RKO. vortPDrn WITH ALL WEATHER TOP. WILL SACRIFICE FOR QUICK SALE: LIBERAL TERMS. SAMSON MOTOR 4n43 BAUM BLVD.

OPEN SUNDAY. SCHENLEY. SALE.IIOUSEIIOLD FURNITURE FOR ALE Complete household goods, "nf combination coal-gas- range, ex- tension table, chairs, dressers, carpets, pic-; utensils. 3130; located rooms at. low rent, central location, li ,1,,.

Cedar 10X-1-M. C95 Rolla and North rjjMrJS2rlSl1'tl vsa. yop LK New walnut bedroom suite, new mahoeaiiy dining room suite, alumliium kitchen utensils, complete set oinner dishes, 10 be sold immediately. Cad Sehenley 373U-J iaj-m-t Thursday. FFPFFCTTON UPHOISTERING CO.

saves re. n. 1 i le i pairing your furniture at your home or office. (Mil Grant Fifth ave. FoR SALE room set, $12o; bold furninrre.

ven-pleee crattman nvins- craftman also j.nine old pieces of house- Phone evenings. Ftsk two mnhograny rockers for i sale, cash. Write Times. 100, The Gazette; BVBY'S leray rre.l stroller fur sale .1." C. b-r, Meyran Oai land.

SALE TYPEWRITERS i. i 11 1 i TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES i 11 makes sold or rented, aliowniK rent if purchased. Call, phone or write us before buviiot at anv price. Catalogue free. POUT PITT TYPEWRITER COMPANY.

42S Juil.i.aye..t.near J.oswnce IGH-GRAP: TYPEWRITERS of every I make: factory rebuilt and silently usea; price I SlO up: litierai with each machine. ST DA RD TYPEWRITER Corona Corner, 129 Fifth Avenue. 3IISCELLANEOUS. SPOT CASH FOR DIAMONDS. We will buy your diamonds for the highest cash value; any sixe and quality; any quantity, loose or mounted.

Consult us Helling. Est. lsi. Liberty Refining second floor, 422 Wood st. Court USED beating boilers and radiators; if you Pave one for sale we'll buy it or If you want to buy one we'll illy 41 Wood st.

sell it. Heating Sup-Court H3.1. 2 boo GALLONS ready-mixed paint. 12.50 per zruHen: 50 rolls chicken wire, 10 electric mo- tors cheap. Lloyd 100s Liberty ave.

FOUR second-hand vault doom. 92i Penn have 3 XX 2 i i 1 J) 15 3 i to C. go For old tins 4-33 1 i Jjl I i I i i i I I I 1 1 i I i i TIMK AND MONrtT TO.I. SPENT. TP YOU ARE CONSIDERING TUB FUR IMSJiS Ok' A GOOD ISICD -Ui, HJIj WILL DO WKI.I.

TO VISIT orii U8EI DEPARTMENT. TUB CAP.S 1N -TOOK JfWB BEEN THOROUGHLY i.ONB OVK.lt IV EVERY P.ESPEOT. IOC HAVE THR ADVANTAGE OF OCR LIBERAL I'VIJIKNT FLAN AND THE AS--dRANCE OF FIR TREATMENT, HACKED 13V YEARS OF PUBLIC APPROVAL. COME IN AM) SELECT YOURS FROM THK FOLLOWING: Overland 1919, Model 90, TourInr. S700.0O.

Oldsmobile, Roadster, light. WW, i bargain. nearly new. Ol.iHmobtle. Alodci.

Light six Oldsmt.bile. OiusmoivUe, Is-eyiinder, price I'll Haynes, very goo.1. new Jy Overland Delivery. C'idsmobite Chummy Roadster, 3 tires. New Republic 1-lon fiPE Mfit.

prlofr. li. W. LEMMON ClWIHAXV. Open Sundays from 1" a.

in. to 4 P. m. Jihand S3w. OUismobllea.

3.33 Center ai THK USED CAR oiT WANT. You want a tar that you'll "be proud) to drive. Just. as good or a little better loan 1 our old friends have. A thoroughly v- I Icoled, dependable far.

a no one you know will nut keep ou broke while you Orive t. That the kind of a you'll buy here. No matter how little you know about a ai. yu need no export to advifr-e ou tnll you tlin truth, advih- jou car In imv. tech vou to drive, Ti-m her.

inn e-omtn ission ior brorcera use I ge-t1 irt i Can vou sugg iinylhln mora than what we otfw to do twin in your wife ami Jumi-v. wenlng i-unuays. Let's talk It. over. We are g.a.1 to you whether you buy now or txt Vou will sooner or laier, anil we want you to buy here.

Solid for In of oar. lens on a great deal about them, I P.urKK A 'TOMOBl Lh CO. I H.Iand 7Wr. enn Avi HKUCILT CAM. COMPl.CTKI.V OVKItHAI-bKD P.

-1-A1NTKU. Al.l 'A RS A KB i AMHAVE 1 HAT 1JRAMJ MEW TE.V ilONTHH T-O PAY. C1.1I.1.AC PTBAUSS HCICK-CHEVKOI-Err HC1SH.S-M1,I.'V KtSSiKI VKK LA i A 1 1 1. 1 A L-M Send for dewrlptiva price. tVJLMER SALES IXC, Kisel Distributors.

471s, Liberty ave. VHiVKUV FIVE mill in rui.n.nt pe i i t.atr vmi to look (it thU Vou mW d.Ivl.,B a jTr.nl Ln. Price ji.6:t, rnrra.I.CY, a96 iiichcniey or 413 North Craig Street, tipen PACKARD Tnnrlnar car. ISlli: Twin Sis both raechan-is A-l condl- tcaily and in car i. Ikm; six cord ttre.s.

SER MR. UUCk. KELEitER PIERCE ARROW. and Xeglei Hlland GjHW. WAYERLY ELECTRIC CAR.

EverTthiric up to dale; baa swat covers, a chat-Kins outfit L-oe whit the battery; i in shii- e. I v. ill -ell the two outflU lor the price of one. leaving city. SEP.

CROWLEY. 21r Schenley or 412. North CiaiK Street. open Evi'ninfe's CHALMERS 7-PASS. A-t VKCMANIOAJ CONDITION: TIRES AMI FULLY EyUlPPED: A S.N A i -Mi.

LET US DEMONSTRATE. TEN MO-VTH3 TO PAY. SAMSON MOTOR 4li4.1 BAUM IllA D. OPEN PUN DAY. 'HENLEY 8.0Q.

FRANKLIX ROADSTER. fteries'SIx; new battery; engine Just on over; tires like new: etartingr and lighttns r.yjdom A paint, top and everything first PEE CROWLEY. 2Vo richenley or 412 North ('rats Street. Open Evenings. MERCER.

1911! model Mercer Sport car, four-passenger, on which we have spent over for a complete mechanical renewal, besides a new coat of paint. The car is in eei'-t'onally good condition and Is one or the best Mercers in the market. KOi" KENXEY 5744 baum Blvd. WHITE SO ROADSTER. Two late model; has a new top: engine and tires A-l condition; color Erewster green.

SEE CROWBEY. S993 Sehenley or 412 North Craig Ptrect. Open Evenings. 5TON PIERCE. Five-ton Pierce Arrow Truck; Chassis only; In excellent shape and good tires; cheap.

KKT.F.HER Hiland 5WW. See Mr. Ulack. Center and Negte.V; FRANKLIN INCLOSED CABRIOLET. Three run 5.000 miles; cord tires; car Fame as a new one; cost you new Will tell same for cash.

SEE CROWLEY. Schenley or 413 North Craig Street. )pen Evenings. 1319 MAXWELL, B-P A SSENOF.lt USED VERY LITTLE; EXCELLENT CONDITION THROUGHOUT. VOU CAN SAF.

ON THIS CAR BY LEAVING YOUR ORDER NOW; LIBERAL TERMS. SAMSON MOTOR 4. -a BAUM BLVD. OPEN SPXI A YJ srHENI.EY FRANKLIN FIVE PASS. Series Eight; starter and lights; tires and top fine, and the price is JSSD cash.

You can tstve money driving a Franklin. SEE CROWLEY, SSchenley -or 413 North Craig tttreet. Open Evenings. USE1D TRUCK. SLIGHTLY USED 2-TON SMITH FORM A-TRUCK WITH DUMP IODY, PACK-1 ARD MOTOR IN FIRST-CLASS RUNNING CONDITION; "WILL SACRIFICE "AT JT50 CAS1L THIS IS A SNAP.

ACORN MOTOR SALES, E9T7 CENTER AVE. BRISCOE 3919. Light five very fine condition; erood tires. It'a a bargain. Can fc-tve you a lot ot money on this car.

SEE 21.93 Siehentey or 412 North Craig Stneet. Open Eveninss. 1917 MAXWELL. r-PASS. Cf.MPf.ETKLV OVERHAULED1 AND REFINl.SHKD; HAS GOOD T1RF.S; A BARGAIN AT J3.

TEN MONTHS TO I PAY. WHILE RIDING. SAMSON MOTOR 404 BAUM BLVIi. OPEN' SI SCHEXLEV KISSEL STX FIVE PASS. Very tlsht.

lino car; in A-l condition; extra tires. It's a bargain, only S23. SEE CROWLEY. 2993 Sehenley or 41S North Ornlg Street. (ten Evenings.

LATEST MODEL CHANDLER. Six-cylinder. -paseriKer touring ear: in esrcellent condition, lour old car taken in trade. GEORGE SHIPLETT, 591S Penn ave. Hiland T.i;i, East 155.

SCRIPPS 1019. five very fine condition; everything first -Tas-s. Price SEE CROWLEY. 291.3 Schepley or 412 North Craig Street. Open Evenings.

LEARN the automobile business and ma lie vnur future prosperous; plenty of post-Cons or get into the business: prospective -buyers should bo able to make their own repairs before buying a car; day end evening classes; catalogue mailed free. Pittsburgh Sch.iol of Automobile Engineering, corner Station and Collins, East End, Pittsburgh. FORD CABRIOLET. -An Inclosed ear for yon at a bargain, It's only Bet; see this bargain. SEE CROWLEY.

Sehenley or 413 North Craig Street. Open Eveninws. 19L-0 CHANDLER DISPATCH. Only used short Trade on sedan. GEORGE R.

SHIPLETT. 591 Penn ave. HiIando3k Eat133. CADILLAC EIGHT ROADSTER. Very fine condition; color gray, tan top; cor i tires.

It a onrieain. SEE CROWLEY, 29G Sehenley or North Craig Street, upon Evenings. 47 NASH 1-TOII TRUCK, rj.i.mnteed rebuilt at-l repainted abso- nu.o..t euitiitton: and windshield. bodv; price reasonable and terms to esponsib Parties USED TRl'i. DEPT.

4.M3 Ha umBlvd. -y2l. P.UICK KOADSTEP. D-45. Two A-l shape- It a bargain.

Only PEE CROWLEY, j'jOi Sehenley or North Craig Street. Op Ev-Mtilngs. 5-nassenger, model A-A: in first class order; can seen at Millar Oil Works, Columbus nod 1 rebie N. S- Would make a tine I'll 19ju 1317 191S 1I17 J1T ir9 lsw I i oti Uie in in in I I 1 I i ton; a daughter, Letitia E. or i'res- cott, four sons, Daniel H.

of Huntington, W. John P. of Hartford City, Forbes B. of Bluefield, W. and William S.

rf Pittsburgh; two sisters, XIrs. Lucy Elston and Laura Holton of Pittsburgh, and one brother, Noble Holton, Youngs-town. O. George Bingham Distler. George Bingham Distler.

aged -S. a chemist, in the laboratory of the iXoungstown Sheet and Tube Company, died yesterday in his home, 37H3 East street. XI r. Dtwtler was an alumnus of tho University of Pittsburgh, and formerly was a druggist on the Xoi-th Side. He was a member of the Lutheran Church, and leaves his parents, XIr.

and XIrs. George Distler, and two sisters, Xiiss Minnie and Xliss Nellie Distler. The Rev. Dr. Jacob Fry.

READING. FebJ 19. (A. The Rev. Dr.

Jacob Fry, the oldest active minister in the ministry of Pennsylvania, and former pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church this city, died at Xtt. Airy, this afternoon of heart disease, lie was aged 86- Dr. Fry was born at Trappe, and was educated at FnUon Col- lege, Schenectady, N. Since PvJti he was professor of homi'eties at XIL Airy Lutheran Theological Seminary, Jamison GKLLNSLLKG, i tco. (Special.) Jamison Zimmerman 39.

aged councilman from the First ard for five years, died in his home here trom pneumonia. He was twice eiecieu. to uuuucii aim an vuig nis seconu term at uie Time oi an Obituary Notes. Xtkhael Lyons, aged ii. Hit.

i-if his sister. member of the iiome i.ir-I cle Mi ATsi rv I.vnns also is a sis- ter. XTrs. Gin- Klliek. wife of Will Ellii-k died Wo tin.

in the Soutli Side Hospital. Mrs. Elliok was it lti'-mber ol the miwi Baptist Church and of the Durr.iont I'rotected Home Circle. loaves her husband, three sons, two daughters, her parents and two slaters. XIrs.

Elta Scott Swindler, wife of William Swindler, died Wednesday in" her home. Thorn Run roarl, Coraop-oiis. She was a meinhtr of St. Joseph's Catholic Church. John XI.

Lilloy. formerly of Homestead, died Wednesday in Detroit, according to word received by his father Klmer Lilley. lO'J yvontie. Homestead. Xfrs.

XIarv XIason Green, widow of William J. 'Green. licd Wednesday in her homo, 973 Peely street. Greenfield. She leaves a son and daughter.

Ambrose B. Kane, aged S.l. Wednesday in his home, fi20 P. street, Wllkinsburg. died -ebles Xiiss Lettie I.eeth.

sged 71. died of heart disease yesterday in her home, Hutchinson and La Clair Former Pittsburgher Dies. Feb. IS. (Special.) Hiram drove, aged 50, superintendent of the Westmoreland Hospital here, died this evening from pneumonia.

He was born in Center Hall and cam; here from Pittsburgh three years ago to take charge of the hospital. Missing Pittsburgh Man Believed in West Newton Superintendent, of Police liobert J. Alderdice yesterday telegraphed to the police authorities of West Newton in an attempt to locate O. B. RyaH.

aged S. who has been missing from Ins home, r.738 Pol way street, since last Tuesday. Following the report made by relatives of the missing man the police ascertained that a man a'iswering XIr. Ryall's description had purchased a ticket ot the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad depot for West Newton. Contag-ous Disease Report.

The report of the Department of Health on contagious diseases for the 24 hours ending at noon yesterday follows: Scarlet fever, cases; diphtheria, measles, 54; whooping cough. 6: chicken pox. erysipelas. pneumonia, 19. Little Girl of Burns.

Ruth Burson. aged 10, of 223 West Riverview avenue, died in the Presbyterian Hospital as the result of burns suffered two weeks ano when ber clothing ignited from stove in her home. DIED. 4DA1IS On Wednesday. Februnry 1920.

at 5:30 p. PRESTON H. ADAMS. Infant son of James W. and Harriet E.

Adams (nee aed I year 6 months 16 days. Funeral services st the parents residence. 1010 South (-anal street, Sbnrpsburcr, on Saturday, February 21, at 1:20 p. m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to at tend.

APPEI.BE On Wednesday, February IS, 1920. at 40 a. JAMES APPEI.BE. husband of Mary Thomas Appelbe. aged OH years.

Services Friday evenlnir at o'clock nt the residence of his brother-in-law. W. D. Rossiter. 417 Knox avenue, Pittsburgh, via car 44 or to Knox avenue.

Friends of tho family are respectfully invited to attend. Funeral Saturday morning. Interment in Allegheny Cemetery. AVERS On Thursday. February 19.

1920, JAMES M. AVERS, ased 79 years. Ho was a member of Abe Patterson Post No. G. A.

and Allegheny Lodge No. ti93, I. O. O. F.

Funeral services at the of I. Wil-lison Son, 6i) Cedar avenue. North Side. Pittsburgh on Saturday. February 21, at 3 p.

m. Friends of the family are respcctfuily invited to attend. Interment in Uniondale Cemetery. BG4JGS At Beaver. on Thursday morning February 19.

at 0 o'clock. Mrs. MARY E. BOGGS. widow of William Boggs.

formerly of Evans City, Butler county, aged 85 years. Funeral services nt the residence of her daughter, Mrs. R. C. Howe.

333 East Second street. Beaver, on Saturday afternoon, February 21, at 2 o'clock. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. BO.SSAKT On Thursday. February 19, 1920, at 2 a.

at his residence, May. flower itreet, ALBERT E. BOSSART. uged 47 years, son of the late Simon P. and Isahel'e Bossart (nee Woolnlairt.

Funeral services at More-land chapel, 6101 Penn avenue. East End. on Saturday, Feh-1 ruary 21. at 1 p. ni.

Friends of tlie family faro respectfully invited to attend, IDayton (O.) papers please BRACKEN On Thursday, February 19. 193), at 3 a. at the family home, 419 Ella street, JEWEL, younsc-st daughter of the late Thomas and Julia Bracken (nee I I Funeral on! Monday, February 22. nt a. m.

Requiem mass at St. Mary's at 9 a m. Friends of the family are respect fully invited to attenu. nn a 1)1 On Thursday, February IP. 1921 at p.

111.. WILLIAM 1 1. BRADLEY, son of the late William ii. and Elizabeth Rogers Bradley, at the familv rest-ilpm-ft. li North Freemont etreot, Bellevue.

Pa. I services and interment private on Saturday afternoon. i HKIXI.1XG Ol Tuesday. F- bruary IT, 10 1f J. all I I IS.

I i a. ni 1 I I a 1 I 1 1 lowing daughters: Mrs. Charles Carr Mrs. Robert McEneily of Pittsburgh and and and Old of Philadelphia. Pa- one sister.

Mrs. Joseph Snaw of Portage. and tlie following sons James Canill. T. N.

Cahill. W. Cahill. F. M.

Cahill i.n of Pittsburgb, and L. A Jahill ofWheel- ins. W. Funeral from the residence of her da.upl.iw. Mrs.

Charl. Cahill 11 Fifty-fourth street. v.mit-..... mrtrniTiir c. ciock.

Requiem high mass at St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church at 9 clock. Wheeling (W. Johnstown Boothoyn (Pa.) papers pleas. ifa.l and copy.l Hospital.

Pitts Lurch. Pa." on Thtirs.la: February 19. Ti-MV-i rlK t. beloved husband of Marie fair, of New Cumberland, W. in his Gist year.

Funeral services at New Cumberland. Va. Interment at Steiibenvllle, O. -ut--tiv 4t i on Tucs- di'v evening. F'-oruarv 17, at o'clock.

MARY datighter or the late William D. and San.h Morrison Cherry. Funeral services at the United Brethren Church, Fridcy aftrrnoon, at b'ciock. In-I ferment pri.ate later. CVLLAHAN On Wedr.e-day.

February at 5 a. DANIEL CALLAHAN, aged years. Funeral from his kite heme, ord City, on Friday morning. February 20. at IT-irh reuuiem mass In Si.

i-nirrn. 1-ora Cltv. PC CIOCK. Friends of the family ar-s respcc.truuy m- vuca to attena. (OMl." -n 19-i" at a.

FRANK JOSEPH CON- WAY. husband of Hel Conway (nee Jahnl, aged 23 Funeral on Saturday. FebrusYy 21. at m. from his late residence, 1707 Fulton North Side.

Requiem mass at St. Andrew's Catholic Church at 9 o'clock. Members of International Association of Machinists and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. COOK On Thursday, Februnry 19. 1920.

12:17. a. THERESA A. COOK, In her 31 year. Funeral the bom of ber D.

C. Tumcy. Hir. ave- nut p. m.

A services HI Lie H. S. Cashey .0 Son, 011 Sa-uruny. February 21, at 2 p. m.

lnterrneui in St. Clair Cemetery. IGreen-burg G'a.) papers please copy.l On Thursday afternoon. Feb- .1 -to-i- WILLIAM ruary at 2 sVvlces at his. late residence.

57b: Howe street. Last mimw) o'clock. Interment private. COOTS On Tuesday. February 17.

1920. lit 4:40 p. DAVID COOTS, beloved hus-butiil of Rachel Coots tnee Davisi. in bis i2d year. Funera.1 services St the family residence, tei.il Bee-'hcr street.

East End, on Friday, February at p. ro. Friends of tha family" are respectfully invited to attend. CON LEY On Thursday. February 19.

Hi-jo, at 12 JAMES J. COX LEY, husband of Barbara Cnley (nee Mullon. Funeral from his lote home. 903 ovemle. NIf-ICees Rocks.

on Men-ilnv. February st. a. m. Solemn high mass nt.

St. Francis do Sales' Church, RcK-ks. at a. m. Interment at Mt.

Olivet Cemetery. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. On Wednes.lay. February 15- 19J0. at p.

JOHN M. CREESE, in his year Ftineral services at the residence of Bickel ts.43 Cnmelia street, on Saturday, February '21. at 2:20 p. m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend.

CHI On Monday. February 1 fi. 1 at 11 p. at the family home, l.ridgeville. M.VRGAKE1 1RI1.

(HI M. beloved FRIE CRl'M. beloved iaUEhter 01 jonn C. Crum and Dorotby Crum (nee Burgeri, in ner 21st year. Funeral from her late residence on rlday.

February 20, at 2:30 o'clock. Interment in Melrose Cemetery. U-atrobe and Beaver Falls (Pa.) papers please copy. Kl'VlMIF. On Wednesday, l-'t-brunrv 1S.

1920. at 12:10 a. WILLIAM CRUMM1E. in his "th year. Funeral from the residence of bis father.

Alexander Crummie, Shadeland avenue. Norti) Side. Friday. February 21. at 3 p.

m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. I.t.K On Wednesday. Febr-iu'v 1. at 4:13 p.

GENEVIEVE ELIZABETH, daughter of Walter and Anna Fields Di-le. asred 2 years 6 days. Funeral from the home of ber parents. Lewis and Kearns avenues. Westwood borough.

Craftou. on Saturday, February 2lTat 2 p. m. Take car No. 20 to Westwood stop.

Interment private. Ohio papers please IIWKKN On Thursday. February 19. 19:0. at P.

Mrs. MARY DAVERN. widow of John Duvern and mother of Thomas Martin P- and Joseph A. Davem. from John J.

Giltiman's chapel, S12 Fifth avenue. Time of funeral will be announced later. nifSGIN On Wednesday. Fobnnry is. 192.1.

at p. m. at the Passavant Hospital. MARGARET MAY DIGGINS. beloved wife of Ernest F.

Diggins-aud daughter of Mrs. A. J. aged 47 years. Funeral services at the family residence.

7u.l Fletcher way. Eiist End, on Saturday afternoon o'clock. Friends of the family-are respectfully invited to attend. PONAHY On Thursday. February.

19. 1931. at 12 o'clock noon. MARGARET J. lxiN'AHY (nee Montooth).

wife of Daniel C. lmahv. aed 23 years. Funeral services at her late residence. tttG Aurelia street.

ICast End. on Sunday aft noon at o'clock. Interment private later IWaym-sburg (O. and Cuyahoga Falls (O.) i-apers please copy.l DKIPPS dn Febrorv K. 1920 nt 7:20 p.

JOSEPH C. DP.IPPS. hustiaud of the late Catherine Dripps" (nee Anderson), in his sth year. Funeral services nt his late residence, lt-25 Middle street. Sharpsburg.

on Saturday, February 21. at 2:: p. m. Friends of tho family are respectfully invited to attend. On Wednesday.

February IS, 1020. at a. THOMAS EDWARDS, husband of Alice J. Pidjjeon Edwards, his 61st year. 23ifl l-mh tVkland.

on Saturday monilnjr at o'clock. Requiem high mass) at St. Paul's Cathedral at 9 o'clock. I KIIICK On Wednesday Fbruarv IS i 1920. 'at 10:10 p.

LKLIa'gCB EIXick! wife of Will J. Ellick, aged 21 years 7 months 20 1 Services Sunday at 3 p. at the 111 ora tmm I. l.nmn dence of her parems. Arthur D.

and Iiuis1 Frost due. 23 East Woodford avenue, corner of Hazel avenue, Carric-k. via Carriek car to Woodford avenue. Friends of the family nnd members of Dormont Circle No. 425 1'.

H. are respectfully invited to attend. Interment South Side Cemetery. ESPP.i At Alhambra. on Wednes day.

February 11. 1920. AUGUST G. ESPE. 1 husband of Margaret A.

King Espe, in his 1 53th year. Funeral from bis late residence. Highland Station, McCandlesf township, on Sunday afternoon, February 22. at 2:30 o'clock. Services will be held at St.

John's Evangelical Lutheran Church. McCandless township, at o'clock. Friends of the family aie respectfully invited to attend. Kspy Chi Wednesday. February IS.

1920. nt. 1 p. ALICE F. NELSON, wife of Dr.

J. S. Espy. Funeral services at the residence or ber son, Stanley Espy. 2id0 Perrysvllie avenue.

North Side, on Saturday at 1:20 p. m. Friends ot the family are respectfully invited to attend. Interment private. FL YII r.RTY On Tuesday.

February 17, 19SI. at 7 p. RAYMOND FLAHERTY. I son of Bridget (nee McDonough) and the laie Redman Flaherty. Funeral from the lamuy nome.

sit, iydon street, on Saturday. February 21. at a. ni. Funeral mass at st.

jvieran K. 0. Church, Fifty-third street, at 9 a. m. Friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend.

I FLAHERTY On Tuesday. Fehrnn--v 17 1920. at 6:10 P- BRIDGET FLAHERTY (nee Lyons), widow of Patrick J. Flaherty. Funeral from the family home, Be-eler street, on Saturday morning at 8:110 o'clock.

High mass of requiem at St. Agnes' Roman Catholic Church at 9 a. m. Friends ot the family are respectfully invited to attend. KL.iXNERY On Wednesday.

February' IS. 192CJ. at a. JOSEPH M. FLANNERY, husband of Mary Gearing Flannery.

Funeral from his late residence. 149 North Dithri.lge on Saturday, February 21. at 9 20 a. m. Solemn high mass of requiem I at St.

Paul's Cathedral. I KKlKDKMtX On Tr.esd.iv. Februnry 17, 1920. at 4:13 p. CAROLINE FRIEDE-MAX.

only child of Edward and Katharine Conrad Friede-uian. ugea 22: years months days. Services Friday at 2 41. m. nt the residence of her parents.

33 Arlington avenue. Mount Oliver. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Interment io South Side Cf-m-tenr. son his ,1 9: to 1-; at of I I p.

I 1 I I i I I I I years. Funeral from bis rca-U-m-f. ca-melia street, on Saturday. February 21. at a.

m. Funeral mass at St. Kb ran Church, Fiftv-third street, at 10 a. m. Fitends of the family and Veterans of Sjan-ish-nirtc-au A ar are respecUuliy invited attend.

.1 WSNKX On Thursday t-iornine. Februnry 1. 1920. at 3:13 o'clock. EDNA KAY, wif-i of Benno Janssen.

her late residence. 6Sw Dar-llngton rci. Squirrel Hill, Snturday afternoon at o'clock. Interment private. JENKINS On Thursday.

February 13. 19-i. at p. MARY A. JENKINS, aged years.

Remains at the borne of her son-in-law. Elmer C. Wiiker. Frank-town avenue. Interment at Ursina.

Somersc county, a. JOHNSTON On Wednesday. Frbninrv lie- et 9 p. STANTON OODd JOHNSTON, aged S3 years. Funeral services at his kite home, 2410 Osgood street.

North Side, on Friday evening o'clock. Friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend. Interment pri- Sii.tor.liiv at 10 a. m. On "Wednesday.

February IN. at a OR VI LLE NVIIJL. JOXF.S. von' Carolina Wild Jones and the late Kizie S. Joiice.

aged 15 years 7 months 22 days. Services Saturday at 1 p. m. at the resi- his Jlavs boroueh. Frlenos the 'amane lnvited to Cemetery.

JONES On Thursday, bebruarv 19. nr 7:1 P. ni. loved son of Thomas and Mattie Jones. Notice of time of tunerai later.

K.VSK On Wednesday morning. F-h-ruury 1. 1920, at o'clock, at his residence Pctbles street, YVilkitisburg, AMBROSE B. KANE. fieoulem high mass at St.

James Church, Frankdn street. Wilkinsburg. Saturday at 9 o'clock. KA'l'FM INX On Tuesday. February 17.

19211. at a. 1:1.. AMELIA ELIZABETH KirafAXX. daughter of Lecmhard and Coi-alina Decklar.

Kaufmann. Funeral services Friday. February 20. at 3 m. at the- family home.

2843 Brownsville road. Brentwood. Friends of tlie family are respectfully invited. Auto bus leaves Globe Hotel. Carriek.

every half hour. Interment in South Side Cemetery. (Jeannetlc (Pa. and Columbus (O.) papers plra.se copy. KEKNAN On v.

February 1. p. ELIZABETH M- ROACH KEEN AN. beloved wife of James C. Keenan.

familv- hAmn tft-74 TterU- shin: P.rooklinc. on Saturday morn c-c)ock. Reouiem high mass of church of the Resurrection at 9 o'clock. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. KIMMICH On Thursday.

Februnry 19. 1920. at 12 noon. AXXIE KIMMICH fnee Miller, wife 0 Jacob Kimmich, in her 5Sth year. Funeral from ber late residence.

3S25 East street. North Side, on Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Friends of the familv are re- pectfuily invited to attend. Intcrment 1 vate. KIXCH Atlantic NI AR 1 lltVAl.N Blair Kinch.

City Fcbruarv 19. at 7:13 p. MARCH AND. wife of David Services at the resider.ee or ncr u.n.ic. Louis Marchaml.

Pern avenue, on Sun- nfirnoon. Febrnaxv 21. at 2 o'clock. In terment at Union Cemetery, Irwfn. Pa.

KIXZ On Thursday morning Febrti- ary 19. 1920. st o'cloc- WILLIAM. husband ears. Flcm- ingron avenue.

Souirrel Hill, Saturday after services at his late residence. 944 noon. February -1. at ciock. interment private.

LAKE On Tuesday. February 17. 1920. at 11:20 P- at bis resilience. Ill Aoademy avenue, Mt- Lebanon, SAMUEL M.

LAKE, husband of the late Lois Boyd Lake, lu ids 42d year. On account of iilness in the home Caere will ler no funeral services. Interment in Mt. Lebanon Cemetery on Thursday. February 19, at p.

ni. I on February 19. 1920. at 3 a. BESSIE il II.

HOLLAND LAW, beloved wife ot William Ij. Funeral at the family resid-nce Iat the Rockland avenue, j-tevctivievv, on Satunlay. February 21. at 2:30 p. m.

Friends of the family are respectfully in-! vittd to attend. LUX 11 Suddenly, on Thursday. Feb-Iraarv 19. at 12:13 a. LirTTIE LEECH, at the home of her niec e.

Mrs. J. 1'. Itel- iville. Iji Clair end Hutchinson streets.

Services on Saturday afternoon, bebruary l'21, at 2:43 p. m. Interment in Homewood Cemetery. IGreensburg (Pa.) papers please copy. l.EPPEKr On Thursday.

February 19. 19-M. at 7 p. in. at her residence.

734 Ham-! ilton avenue. p'lttsburBh. Mrs. MARVAR17T MA.RY LEPPER, aged 93 years 9 months li da vs. Notice funeral later.

1. ITT EN tin Wednesday. Februnry T. 1920. nt 4 a.

the Rev, ROSS '5URNS LITTEN, husband of Helen Lltten (nee Haenpeli. in his 27th year. "IV Funeral services at uis snie nf8i.icn.-e, nf l'a on Fridav. Feluary- i'. at jtmans be viewed at the Buena Vista Methodist Church.

North Side. Pitts- burgh, from 12 o'clock noon until 1 p. m. on Satunlay. February j't.

Services at l- m- Friend of faitii.y are respectfuily Invited to attend. Interment in Lmondalei Cemetery. I I.OHK On Tuesday. February 17. 1920.

at a. nt her residence, Jeannettc, Mrs. MA RY widow of Martin Lohr. aged years. Fuueral services at her late msider.eo on Friday evening at 7:20 o'cles k.

Interment in st Paul's Lutheran Cemetery. Mt. Oliver, Pittsburgh. Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. I.OX4; AN ECKEH On Thursdr.v morning.

February Is. 1920. at 4 o'clock, at the home of her son. Dr. William A.

Lon sure. I. er ot 61 Howe street. Pittsburgh, MATILDA LONGANECKER, aged 99 years. Funeral services at tile of her granddaughter.

Mrs. S. John Morrow. 17 Charles street. Cnion'own.

Satunlay. February 21, at 2:20 p. m. Interment in oak Grove Cemetery, Cniontown. M'C KI-'EKTY On Wednesday.

February Ik. at 11:43 p. MARY JAN" O'CONNELL, wife of Bernard J- Mc-Caflerty. aged 64 years. Funeral from ber laic residence, 720 II.

rron avenue. Verona. on Saturday. Febmary 21 ut 8:3 m- High mass at St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church, Verona, at 9 o'clock.

MTAI.I Suddenly, at his re-d: 409 Tailor avenue. Norm sale, on tuesmy. roo- mirv 17. 1920. at 7:30 p.

HI RICHARD -VIc- CALL, beloved husband of Ikfssie McCall (nee Beldon). Notice of funeral later. M'ftRDV On M'ednesday. February 1S at :) p. at his honi 629 Park avenue.

Avalon. CH.VJBLES P. M'CURDY, beloved husband of olive Kyle M. -Curdy, in his ith year. The renuilns will at the home of his nephew.

L. L. 123 lUilph avenue. Bellevue. Friday morning.

Fuueral services Friday. February 2), at p. tn. Friend of the family are respectfully invited to atteti.i. Burial at Pulaski.

on arrival of train leaving Pennsylvania depot. Pittsburgh, Saturday, February 21. at 9:2) a- m. New Ca-stle Meadvllle Pa' andi Youngstowti (0. 1 papers piesse copy.

M'KKE On Thursday. F.bn:cry lr. at 12:43 at her residence. Reeisdale street. North Side.

FA 1 KING, wife of Ralph R. M. Kee. Notice of funeral later. SU A.

M'KIBHEN" On Thurs.b-.y. Febrn. 19.1 SARAH J. Jl of i iciiry M. K'bben.

aged 47 Funeral services nt her Itte residence, 27 ni.vier lace, on Saturday afternoon at Friends of the family arc resoect fully invited to attend. MILI.Ee On Wednesday. February it. 1 20. of 17127 I be I i 1 lot I Cliurch, Dearborn street.

Mrs. Sarah A. W. Work. XIrs.

Sarah Ann Wilkinson Work, no-Ai-l 'fit! rHfrJ pnrlv mffrn- ing in her home in Sheraden. XIrs. JWork had been a resident of den since 13S9. and was a member of the First Xletliodist Episcopal Church of that place. She leaves her hus- band.

Samuel XI. Work, and a grand- ci.cii..i, v.v,. jfjen: two nephews, William Bardsley of CUeland, and Robert Bardsley of North Side, Pittsburgh, and a niece. Airs, -lartria curry ot -tit. Leoanon, jPa John Patterson.

VANDERGRIFT, Feb. 19. (Special.) John Patterson, aged 53, died here today. Patterson was born in Glasgow, Scotland, and came to this countrv in 1879. He was presi- i np t- i-e cic in.

c'c ciicj aimisii- ou.ji from its inception 22 years ago. He was a charter member the Kis- i.minicuia xiocic: on o- a member of the Orient Chapter Royal Arch XIasons. Kittanning. and Pittsburgh No. 1 Commandery, Knights Templar.

Xtr. Patterson in 1SSS married Xfiss XIargaret Buchan of Industry, whom he leaves, with eight children, all of Vandcrgrifr Samuel Duncan ffughes. Mir.i. I Duncan Hught-s, aged 70. for years assistant warden of tlie Western Penitentiary, died We.lnes- day his home, 3.YI 1 Fleming ave- North Side.

He was born April 21 ISil, in Pittsburgh. He was a member of the "Met 'lure Avenue pres- Uyteriaii Church and a veteran of the Washington Infantry. leaves his widow, XIrs. Martha Lucila Huglu's; daughter in law, Mrs. -Harry anu live sous, juiiii j- Howard Daniel C.

Albert Hughes. William James i Stanton W. Johnston. Stanton XVood Johnston, aged special agent iu Pittsburgh for the Mutual Idle Insurance Company, died Wednesday in his home, 2410 Osgood street. He was born in old Allegheny, and until four years ago was a teller Mn the Pittsburgh Trust Company.

Mr. Johnston was a member of the. Fourth United Presbyterian Church, and leaves his mother. Mis. Catharine Johnston, and three brothers, Frank Thomas XI.

and' Joseph N. Johns- ton. Mrs. Mary E. Boggs.

BF.AVFU, Feb. 19. (Special.) -Mrs. Xla-y K. Boggs, aged 85, low of William Boggs, died today WH iu the home of her daughter, XIrs.

It. C. Howe. She leaves two daughters and two sons, XIrs. Howe, XIrs.

L. A. Thompson, Alonzo D. Boggs and Hoy Boggs. Mrs.

Annie Kimmich. XIrs. Annie Kimmich, aged 58, died Thursday noon in her homo, 2825 Fast street. North Side. She leaves her husband, Jacob Kimmich; two daughters, Xiiss Anna and Xiiss Kmnia Kimmich.

at home, and a sister, XIrs. Caroline' Kimmich of Pittsburgh. Mrs. Mary Doak. GREEN VI LLK, 19.

(Special.) XIrs. Mary Doak, aged 88, the oldest, woman in Oreenville, died in the home of her son-in-law, Orlando Xlorford, here last night. Influenza caused her death. Thomas Taylor. NEWCOXIERSTOWN, Feb.

19. (Sjifcjal.) Thoma-s Taylor, aged 88, oldest teacher in Tuscarawas county, i died at his home in Faoli. He taught in the first school building erected In this section of Tuscarawas county. MONEY TO LOAN. VS COSTS BIT 7V-THAT'S THE WHOLE CHtROE Our cen ury of lending money has taught us that small loans are deserving loo of careful attention.

You get the nioney the moment you want It. Lowest rates. Loafis granted at ty- YEARLY INTEREST DIAMONDS JEWELRY. FURS WATCHES LISTED STOCKS SILVERWARE LISTED BONDS Vfv per month io 2.i storage. No extras.

Special ratsti for furs. Yearly loans with re newals. JOS. Tie ROT SONS. ONLY OPP.

POSTOFFICE Here Nearly Century. LOANS AS LOW 1 )1 A li OX DS. ATc 11 ES. V- loan lit lew Silverware, cameras. Re1 Furs, Tools, Clothing.

AS 1G. JEWELRY. rates on elvers. Guns. Trajislts, Musi.

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