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15 THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE TIMES, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 101S. AUTOMOBILES. MONEY TO LOAN. Hands Trade Apartment and Farm Change In Important Real Estate Assurance of Able Management SP ATjrSKTTS AYR, 27th 40x Mart.ri E.jrko to Nellie Burke, ffleilofl The names of a brink's officers mean much to the prospective customer. If the' are known as bankers of experience and conservatism, their connection with the bank is assurance that it is ably and carefully managed.

The officers of the Mellon Bank invite vour business. 1 420-22 Smitllfield St. 413 Fifth Ave. a uiiver Ave. 510 409 406 Weather fazurllegt Furniture Rus Victrolas SPEAR 6 COMIUNY ss-9i7-9nh3! Penn Ave.

MARRIAGE LICENSES. The following marriage licenses -were If-suej yesterday at the Allegheny county ofhee: Peier Pari Pestle Mailory Louis MeC'dlian Henrietla E.lwaicis John Schwarz Barbara Vormlttag Charles Shaul Reulah Van Charles Vibareth Emma Keibcr Stephen Patternac Anna Furganie. Pittsburch Pittsburgo rtttshurah Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Lraddcck England Brac.dock tiwissvale. and two brothers, one of whom. Private George Crooks, is serving in France.

James G. Hershberger. James Gormley Hersberger, aged 20. connected with T. r.

Hershberger Sons, funeral directors, died yesterday in the home of his grandmother, Mrs. Thomas P. Hersberger of 703 Waldbridge street. He was bom in Pittsburgh. He was a member of the West End Methodist Episcopal Church.

He leaves his father, George H. Hershberger, and his grandmother. Mrs. Helen B. Neidle.

Mrs. Helen Block Neidle, aged 28, wife of Dr. Marks Neidle, former professor of physical chemistry in the University of Pittsburgh, died in her home, 60 North Harrison avenue, Bellevue, at 5 o'clock yesterday evening of influenza-pneumonia, after a few day's illness. Mrs. Neidle leaves her husband, an infant daughter, Alice, and her mother, three sisters and a brother, who live in Brooklyn, N.

Y. Miss Alice L. Thompson. Miss Alice Luella Thompson, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs.

A. M. Thompson of 554 Teece avenue, Bellevue, died October 23 in Leith, Scotland, while; in the service of the United States, She was a graduate of the Allegheny' General Hospital. Besides her parents she leaves three sisters and a brother, Daniel Shrum, Jr. Daniel Shrum, aged 34, died Wednesday in his home in Irwin, following an iilness of several weeks.

He was a member of the United Presbyterian Church of Irwin. He leaves his widow, three children, his parents, two sisters and two brothers. Mrs. Sylvia L. Hannan.

Mrs. Sylvia Lloyd Hannan, aged 09 widow of John C. Hannan. died Wednesday in her home, 1750 Beech- wood boulevard. She was a member of St.

Stephen's Protestant Episcopal Church. t-he leaves three sons and xour Diotners. Owing to the Death of Mr. Jos. DeRoy the Store of Louis DeRoy Bros.

Will Remain Closed Until Monday Morning, Dec. 16th. A trad; deal involving an anai-t- jment building in Homewood and farm of 10t acres in Mahoning was reported in real es-i tate circles yesterday, the total valu-' ation of the properties being 140,000. The apartment building is on the west side of Rose-dale street, between Ham uton avenue and street. Thirteenth Ward.

It is a three-story brick structure containins' six suites of six rooms and bath each and was owned by John E. Ward of Cleveland, O. It occupies a lot feet and was taken by the purchaser at The farm deeded in part pav- ment is near Youasstown, and entered the transaction at a valuation of The latter Dronertv im P'OCd with a frame dwellinp and outbuildings. C. C.

Hamilton was the orojer Eighth War A Another apartment building- reported sold yesterday' was that at ther southwest corner of Millvale ave nue and Comric way, a short distance south of Penn avenue in the Kitjhth Ward, known as tho An'nrr. ments. Th nn se of 23 feet and contains six suiTr-i of four rooms each. The lot has a depth of 113 feet. The purchaser.

Jo seph Friedman, took the property for investment; the consideration SQUIRREL HILL SALE. Hometeeker Acquires Avenue Dwelling for $9,000. The residence of Dr. Wallace II. Dunn at 5S59 Nicholson street, Squirrel Mill, has been purchased bv J.

TV Windsor for $3,000, ita was learned i jesieraay. The house is an attractive brick and stucco structure of 10 rooms and two baths with sun parlor and will be occupied hv the new-owner. It occupies a lot" 33x100 feet in the north side of Xicholson street between rittock and gherbrook streets. It is understood Kupene S. Reilly Co.

were the brokers. Frank T. Lauinjter has sold for John II. Phillips to Thomas Davies, a modern brick dwelling at Greydon avenue and Vine street, McKoss Rocks, for a private consideration. Sir.

Davies will take possession of the property January 1. The C. L. Saxton Company has sou for Edith D. McCIure to Carrie II.

Tibbets, the property at 29..0 Jlerwyn avenue, Sheraden, consisting cf a nine-room brick dwelling on a lot 100 feet, for $4,000. The United States Realty Convonnv has sold for Joseph r.Ieisnutch two frame dwellingrs on a lot 4Sxli feet in Jones avenue, r.ear Eifrclow boulevard, Fifth Ward, for $4,30 BUILDING STATISTICS. Government Work Awarded This Year Is 34 Per Cent of Total Here. Comparative statistics of building and engineering- operations in West- em Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia, from January 1 to December 1 of this year show a t-tal of $343,509,000. based on contracts awarded.

This is almost twice the amount expended during the same period of 1917. and is more than twic the amount for the 11 months of Of this year's total, 34 per cent is estimated as Rovernment work, which is a higher percentage than tivit of i any othor metropolitan district except those of Philadelphia, Baltimore am! Washington, and Northern New Jersey and New York, where the work i awarded amounted to 43 pf-r cent in the first district and 37 per celt in the second. TRANSFERS RECORDED. City of Pittsburgh. FAVLSON AVE.

U'th Wd. IZxW. Giovanni DI Giorgio to Loreto loll, Nov SLOAN" ST. ynh Wi, "il.ii'''wi!lVa'r namuton to isabo'ia Eskvirh Iec 11 PENN AVE. 7th Wd, le'K-'.

Robert McCready to Ward i-takine Co Oct J.th W.I, I lot. I i'm- pieby to at.nerme Sunser! NV.v LOS ANGELES AVE, Wd. 3.1x11.1, Frederick It Bicker to JI Task.y. ih'C to raiTCBARl) ST. SOth Hopkins to Wilfred Hopkins, i LYDIA ST.

Utli Wd. Paul Koh- ler to Michael Cull Dec 7, LYDIA ST. Wd. 2(fi. jiichat-i'V: Cull to Nora Neville.

I-c 5 SLtAN ST. 2Uh Wd, 37x77. S'lni'uVi'L Vood to Margaret Conicy Iec i) ESI'LEN ST. 20th Wd, 41 x4 W.vid to Harmon Enirlc-bart, i-c VISTA ST. C3d Wd.

sn, Margaret Guehl to Anna Ott. Nov 1 i STROM P.EUU ST. Wd, sius' Amelia Sutter to Morirnn Can-ion, An? ST ROM BERG ST, Kth Wd. T.m. Morgan Cannon to Amelia Sutter, Au L.

lf.gaIj notices IN THE COT' RT OF COMMON PLE OF Al.LEGHE.W OOVNTV. Ma-y ii.f.im. -rvv L5. You are hereby notbied that at the above miTT-bci" and term Man? has file-l a bill in coolly acalnst you! i charging you with desertion, an I praying 1 that the court make an order for the sale or of your to provi le fund for her support, whereupon the court or- i dered. "And now.

to-w't, September it appearing io tile co tbat the ilef.n.iarit' I Michael Solack. is out-ide the Common eail ri of fVnnsylvania. It is ordered and dec-re-a that service be had upon him by publication once a week for four successive weeks, in the Pittsburgh Gazette Times' an.l Hu burgh Legal Journal' in accordance with the act of Assemniy. 1 in aro m-tined to enter an appearance wdthln fifteen and file an an-wer willdn thirty (30) days after the publication of this notice, otherwise judgment w-ill be taken against you in your absence. E.

E. Fuimer. Solicitor for Plaintiff. 7f6-8 Rerger Buibiins-. Pa.

NOTICE OF FILING PETITION BY MIN-NETONKA Oil. COM f-A NY F'id! I-E-CREE OF DISS' 'H'TP N' AND TIME OP HEARING. Notice is hereby given that on tho fourth day cf December, lies, the on Company riled in the Court of Cmnion Picas of Allegheny Cotmty. of Pennsylvania, at No. 1-13 January Term, litbi.

jts petition, praying for a decree dissolution, and that a hearing upon said application for i I 1 i Fc-licon street. West End, Pittsburgh on Leo A. Clair. Saturday at 2:30 p. m.

Interment private. on C.II U'-SPIE On Wednesday, December Leo A. Clair, aged 2D, engaged in ft 1 lio p. at his parents' plumbing business, died yeaterdav 1 ce'nce. Goebel street.

North Side. JOHN On Diamonds, Watches, Luteal Bonds. Storks We a' loan at to rates on Silverware. Cameras. PevotveTs, Furs, Toil).

Ciolhln. Transits, liuslcsJ Instrument. GALLINGER'S Established 1SS4. 929 Liberty Ave. Fell Phone 0 Grant.

LOANS MADE TO ANY AMOUNT. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES. KIT lurrn PFriPIF other cati now borrow money on" salaries, furniture, PIANOS or other security at i.ov RATES obtainable; no C.eiay or publicity, payments arranged to suit your convenience. If you money caii and see us. Pittsburgh Security 4 Keystone" 3.4 Fourth ave.

EDUCATIONAL. 'S 1L 3 Tou be amazed at th? rasp an'! tiulck- ith which you U-arn the K. I. fhortban-i. Jn a few hours you'll know th whole system and can then pain (peed in down dictalion.

conver.atin, speeches. ordera. aa fast fis a jierFon taiks. pree he mailed King insuie King Institute, KD IS. Station V.

New Ycrx. -N. Just; write for these and pee what you pet. Aa- tonish everybody with your ability and earn more money. Byron W.

King's School of Oratory F.LOClTfOX AND SPF.KCH ARTS. New Uuild.r,? anJ uonnirar). rv.nrsea fnr Tencher. and Chautauqua Work. oeiectb.

Stammering. Loss of Voice. Sore Throat cured. largest School of Arts in America. Send for prospectus, lit.

Oliver, Pittsburgh, Pa. DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL. College Preparatory, Shorthand, Typewriting, Arrojrsmsa. PRIVATE SKCRETART. GENERAL EDUCATION and DRAFTING.

9 to 3. to 5. 5:15 to 7, 7 to 9. PITTSBURGH ACADEMY. Dav and Classes in GREGG SHORTHAND Fifth ave.

and Grant st. Phone Grant 1 DANCING ACADE3IIES. Blackburn's, 535 Penn Ave. PHYSICAL rn.Tt'HB and Fancy Dancing for WOMEN every Monday at o'clock p. in.

Beginners. Friday evenings. PRIVATE LESSONS DAILY. Children's class Saturday afternoon. Dancins Tuesday.

Thursday and Saturday evenings. Phone S0'4 Court. MEETINGS NOTICES. THE BANK OF NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, ntt.sburgh. Iecemher 13.

ri FCTION Notice is hereby given that th annual meeting of the shareholders o. toe Hank of Fitubareh. National Association, will be held at the nankin? house No. Fourth avenue. on rues-day.

January 14. 1P1S. between tne hours of 11 o'clock m. and 12 clock noon for the election a Board of Directors to serte the ensuing year to. resolution to amend the Seventh Artuie of the --tjcle3 of Association of the Bank ot Pittsburgh.

National Association, so as to extend the term of the existence of the Lank of Ptttshursh. National Assocat.on. fo- a period of twenty years and until Joe end business on October 2. 139: and the transaction of any other business which may rroperly come befora mM, A'ice President and Cashier. FARMERS DEPOSIT NATIONAL BANK.

Fiita Avenue and ood street. T'-ttshursh. Dec. 3. 1918.

ANNUAL ELECTION. The arnuai meeting of the shareholders of this back for election of directors to serve for the ensuinst vear and the transaction of such other business i may proper iy come "foWlhe mecttns will held Tuesday. January 14. WW. at the banktrie nnuse.

iifth avenue a.n.1 Wood street, PlttsourKh bwn the hours of. 11 00 a and Unoon. Cashier. puts'ourKh. Dec.

10. IMS. To the of the National Lnion Fire Insurance Company: The annual meeting of the stockholders of this company will be held at the etn-eral offices of the company. Chamber of fvfmmerce PuildiaK. Smilhfteld street on Monday.

January 13. 13.. at jn for the election of a board of for' the ensuing year and for the trans-ac'ion of such otner business as may be brought before Secretary of the Company. THE LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK OF PITTSBURGH. PA.

I'eC. 11. 1513. x-t r-rTTCW The annual meetine of the stockholders of this bank will be held at the o'ice 3.7 -H. unver Pa 'on Tuesday.

January 1. between i o'clock noon and 1 o'cick p. for th "election of directors to serve for the ensuing vear. and for the transaction of other business as may properly -come before tho meeting. JOHNFTON.

Cashier. ANNUAL. ELECTION FRADDOCK NA TIONAL BANK. Ttrartdork. December 12.

1518. Th arnuai meetins cf the stockholders of the Braddocfc National Rank will be held at Its' bankiPK house. No. Braddock avenue, on Tuesday. January 14, VjVJ.

between the hours of 4 and 5 o'clock p. for the pur-poe of electing a Hoard of Directors to serve foe the ensuing year, and such other business as may come before the shareholders. GEO RUB A. TOD WESTERN SAVINGS AND DEPOSIT BANK. Pittsburgh, December 11, 19IS.

FI FCTION The annual meetini; of the stockholders of this bank, for the purpose of eiectir.c directors to serve for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before tne meetir." be held at the banking house. Smithfleid street, January 14. 1913, between the hours of 12 noon and 1 p. m. tween "HARLE3 SCHUETZ, Cashier ilONONl A HE I.

A N'ATK A BANK, Wood Sixth and Liberty Aves. Pittsbursh. December 13, The annua! election for directors of this bank iH be held at the banking house. Wood street and Liberty avenue, on Tuesday, January 54, between the hours of 12 clock noon and 1 o'clock p. m.

JOHN D. Ca-hir. PROPOSALS. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Poled will bo received by the Borough of East Pittsburgh until Mor.rlav, December at p.

for the construction of sanitary sewer3 in Arc street. Center street, Isabella alley. Pop'ar alley and Bryan alley. Plans and specifications mav be seen at the ofnee of tho Boroush F.nglncrs, Harroo Hopkins. SOI Home Trust P.uildimr.

I'lttsbursh. from whom blank forms for bidding may be procured. Tho boroueh reserves the right to reject any or all bids. RAYMOND O'ROLRKE. Secretary East Pittsburgh Borough FINANCIAL, LIBERTY REFINING COMPANY.

15 Cmon Arcade Pittsburgh. Pa. The directors of the Liberty Refining Company have declared a dividend of TWO jjcj CENT on th common stock, to be J-aid on January 10. 1919, to stockholders of record December 25, 191. Checks will be mailed.

CHARLES, F. WOLFE. Secretary. MUSICAL. INSTKU3IENT.

Pf 4YER PIANO Private party will buy nlsver: desire maiiraiany case costing m-0 or more will also consider hig: radv piano rive full -b and Tne Cazetle Tlni-s. PATENTS). FUK PALE Patents, dnmestic anfl fnroipn. on lour-wheel auto jck; clear tine. Vor iit-lormatinn aMres3 W.

VjI MaUison Vork, Pa. LEGAL. NOTICES ESTATE of Mary O. Wallace, deceased. late of Oakdala bo rough, Allegheny county.

Notice is hereby given that testamentary on above estate have been granted to the undersigned, to whom all person indebted to said 'estate are to make immediate pavrr.ent. having claims or demands against the samo will n.ake them known without delav to J. F. WALLACE. Executor.

JOi Bi 1'itUoujgli, Pa. A tOW AS Tt" ar.rl hmw t7T'1. new fn iri Ti'l muff rrJ triri oi frr1ra -1 uff prs, tn out. of borl i 3, made like r.w. -wUing" ani brastne, fruk anj car rpairlncr; expert tnhame? in all 13partrr1tnts: trucks for auiine bv th uav tr chit met.

Ouen day -1 r.iht. Lii-Uri. iiuJi i.i.W-JlU.I Woj Tenth and Muriel S. Phone Hemlock C'7. 1918 5-7 LEXINGTON.

Car repainted, and guaranteed in A-l condition. Pittsburgh Mercer Auto 5920 Penn Tgh. Pa. Hiland 7840. LOCOMOBILE TOURING LIMOUSINE BODY.

An excellent bargain. Pittsburgh Mercer Auto 5920 Penn Pgh. Pa. Hiland 7840. FORDS, FORDS Five four rijrabutB, vn" "''an.

lri mo-Vl touring car with wTntr tot on: pfi fnwn'mr. 1ft. 7 nn-i 1 nnvlis; "rn 9 ocn as new; one OvrianJ tnttrir.ff. in frrw-il for or p.trhsr?: rheaner Than i f'hpr" Pitts. or rf iai 'li Jak L.irvt J.

N. two of Irwin. at Si raw Fum; rar etaticn. Fhore -37 Ring 2, I Irwin, pa. I STUDEBAKER CABRIOLET ri-passenger closed car in ex-, cellent conditinn.

Pittsburgh Mercer Auto 5920 Penn Tgh. Pa. Hiland 7340. 00 alt kinls of trur-lr hauilnsr hy day contract; alo morcrartiiipe storrtef. Motor Truck Repair Tenth an'i Muriel st.

Phor TTmUx-k 17 or Hill 12fi. STUDEBAKER CABRIOLET H-passeng-er closed car in excellent condition. Pittsburgh Mercer Auto 5920 Penn Pgh. Pa. Hiland 7840.

ONE-TON TRUCK. This truck has been used 3 months and wiil he soid at a bargain. Hiland S120. SSCS Micnonette st. NEW model Detroit electric automobile for sale.

New batteries just ini'illcd. Call Hazel 246S about 6 Vdock. P. m. FIVE TGat TRUCK.

omi drive, equipped with hydraulic holt md strel boiy; thJs trurfe only 2 months 4nM; t'-w for owner's use, Hiiand. "Mitrntmette st. PACK7RD" 30, 7-pasT; bargain, 350. Urban Motor Car South Beatty near Penn. m-TON REPUBLIC TRUCK I Equipped with electric Hehts an.l express hand hnist body: ne-tviy ttres: win deroonFtrate; need space.

S-ecl City Motors Beattv st. Phone S129 H.ianl. P.EPAIRTNi-r DONE AT NIGHT FY EXPERTS. call v---r 1 Or write A. F.

at 0il Eiwood St. ONE-TON TRUCK One-ton truck, used only three months, taken in for de't; bargain for someone. Can seen at Steel City Motors Beatty st. Ffi.me Hiland FORD Roadster, good condition. $1P0.

Dvke Motor Supply COO Grant blvd. SERIES 9 Franklin tourlnr car. Franklin trurtnsr car. llflrl senw 7 Frank'in tourins car. AH in srfw ron-l'r ion verv trwl 'a1ne HOLM KS AUTOMuHILE CO.

37" Rigrlow blvd. chenley 1914 WINTON. tn excrlint Jit inn tae smaller car in excliar.ee or sei i chean. illgTionette nr! Keatty. Fhcn Kilan.1 st0.

1917 P.l'ICK excellent coniiMm; new battery new A bargain at "(V0f, Vill accent Liberty Fionas at face value. Pox si. Orovf City Fa. KELLY TRUCK. m3-ton.

equipr-eyj with hvdrauiie hoist an-il Fe bidy: use.l only a few raontiis. Terms. Fargain. Call Ili-and SilO. 21S FOHO Seian; run 8 miles; 1ms seat covers.

Instrument hoard, wir speedometer, r'ork, shock absorbers; car like new. Write 11. Thtaaettf 1916 FORD TRUCK. wih open express hody: n-iii he sold cheap. Hilnnd r.y Mignonette st.

1517 BV'ICK Y'nx six touring, in excellent condition pnn, ttres. two extra with rims; V. AdiiFt-ss i'-2. The Gazette Timea. ONE-TON FORD.

Cab and cpn Tpre? be at ft bargain. Hiland C'KG Mignonette si. SAXON" STX chummy rnadster. in Al Bhape; pri'je an.l fnr given by ca'ih'Sr on phone. Crafton 17''.

FRO tourintr demountable rims, Yale i tires. Fort Pitt Cleaning Tae-Kfirt Xorth Siie. TIKKS up: chains. up; Bueh ms-reto. coii.i: Ford truck, il's).

Libert a v. FORD taurine car. 11 7 excellent condition all accessories except starter. 5-13 Fsf-h ave. fY YOU 5AV IT TN TH OAZETTS TIMES WHEN ANSWERING "ADS." PERSONALS.

ell Bro Mits aed Overcoats 'J ELL BROS. AIR MONET IN COAL t'V, WILL EARN J1.123. FEND FtiR FREE COAL LAND DEV 03 FIRST NATU Nil. BANK FIT TSBCR'JH. PA.

Bill I'osters and Distributors. L. C. J'2 Cher-y -ay. Court 4415.

t'nion Labor. and to. Cuoy- sj tadior daop, 410 Wjtci st. Sijg.s DOHMONT. Peermont ave.

Elizabeth I. il 'Ciary to Thomas Ml- fHirv. Iec 19 1 SWISSVALE. 3 lot. Geo Jonta to Arthur Horts, I'ec 3 13.U0 WTI.Kl.N'SnCHi;.

Soxjfl. Penn ave, Arthur Bortz to Edna Jor.es. 7,000 ci.KN"r";"ELJX 2 Cha-s Tuttie to Nar.rne 11 OoKinF, Dec 2 r.ELI.irA L'E. 1. Alley Evelyn Keenan to ('has L.

Cordes, Nov 23.. i.WO Townthips. SHALETt. Kittanning RJ. Oen A Herman to John Herman, Dec.

4. MARSHALL, 'H4 acres, North lieaity Co to Chaa Ow. Nov 23 W0 MORTGAGES RECORDED. Wilferd to Jopa A t-mnia Kunaei to idgar vv summers Harry BriekeU to Alfred Hamilton Edward O'Brien to Ureat Eastern T-: X- T. A 1,500 2,51 2,500 700 2 oon l.oOO Morgan Cannon to Confidence 1 4 James Jlyford to Homec-tead a Joseph Altman to William Scheffler to Emma Corde "Samuel Jlarsico to t'pringdaie A Taskey to Frederick It Biocer James Cordon to Exner Thomas Rr-ed to A Simon Thomas Heed to A Simon 3.2' 3.T!K 1.S00 700 10.0-10 S'tO 2.SW red 5tt.rtietc to u-u.

mann John Willis to Ethel Morgan Lewis to James John Kleppner to Great Eastern 11 A John Farnan to Samuel Welsh. John Resner to Progressive -lutual Sav Fd A 2,200 1.300 2.0SO 1,000 1.000 3.500 1.1O0 7.500 Patrick JlcDonagh to n.no.xvine Imo Co Cieorge Tenny to Old A John Kasko to Thompson I. ye Lee to Maria Edward Enable to Samuel Parks. William Daer to Joseph Mazza Ocotgp Met2 to 27th Wd Ii A John ijchuchert to Katherine Rodler. A.lS-ert Powell to William Nles Annie Foley to Sophia I'urchase money.

THE DEATH ROLL Joseph DeRoy. Joseph DeRoy, aged 68, senior member of the jewelry firm of Joseph DeRoy Sons, died at 8:15 o'clock last night in the home of his daughter, Airs. Milton Stern, 151S Murray avenue. Mr. DeRoy was sick for about one week.

He was born in Amsterdam, Holland, and was brought to this country by his parents when two years old. They came direct to thia city, and since then the family has been identified with the jewelry business. Mr. DeRoy was vice president of the J. M.

Gusky Orphanage and Home, was a member of Lodge No. 545, F. and A. Masonic Veterans, Jericho Lodge of the B'Nai Brith, the Rodef Shalom Temple, the Concordia Club and the Americus Club. He leaves five sons, Al Louis, Ike J.

and Israel J. DeRoy, all of Pittsburgh; three daughters, Mrs. Adolph Mark, Mrs. Milton Kuttneur and Mrs. Stern; one-brother, Israel DeRoy, and one sister, Mrs.

M. Van Baaler. Lieut. James A. Roberts.

Lieut. James A. Roberts, aged 22, son cf William A. Roberts of 5506 Harriet street, died Wednesday of pneumonia at Taliaferro Field, Fort Worth, Mr. Roberts was at his son's bedside at his death.

Lieut. Roberts was attending Cornell University when lie entered the aviation section late in 1917. He received his training at several schools of p.iili-tary aeronautics in the Southwest prior to being stationed at Fort Worth. Within the past month he had been in communication with the Brazilian and Argentine ministers at Washington in regard to acting as a Hying instructor in either of these countries. He was a graduate of the Shadvside Academy and a member of the Smithlield Street Methodist Epis- copal Church.

Besides his father he leaves a brother, William A. Koberts, stationed at the Officers' Training School at Camp Pike, and a sitter, Mrs. W. L. Walker of Bellevue.

Col. W. T. Mechling. BUTLER, Dec.

12. Col. W. T. Mechling, aged 61, for several years postmaster of Butler, died here He, was lieutenant colonel of jthe l- iitcenih Rcgimciu, 'ennsyivania Volunteers, in the Spanish-American (War, and at the close of the war.

was given the rank of colonel. Mechling was past commander of the Pennsylvania Spanish-American War Veterans' Association. He was president of the Butler school board. Col. Mechling was a member of St.

Peter's Episcopal Church. He leaves six daughters, one brother, a sister and a half-brother, all of Butler. Mrs. Rebecca T. Green.

Mrs. Rebecca Torrance Green, widow of the lata Nathaniel Green, died Thursday afternoon in her home, Gibsonia, Pa. Mrs. Green was born in Hartford, 'and came to Pittsburgh in early childhood. She was a lifelong member of the Presbyterian Church and was actively engaged in church, charitable and Red Cross work.

She leaves a son, P. T. Green of Mars; a. daughter. Miss Anna H.

Green, at home, and a niece, Mrs. Herbert A. Johns of Carnegie, Pa. Mrs. Levina N.

Bray. Mrs. Levina N. Bray died of influenza and pneumonia in the Allegheny General Hospital yesterday. She was born in British Columbia and was educated in Vancouver.

B. C. At the time of her death she was employed in tho Fort Pitt Hotel. The body will be placed in a receiving vault in the Ilomewood Cemetery until her relatives in British Columbia and in tho western part of the United States can be notified of her death. Mrs.

Fred W. Sunderman. Mrs. Agnes Pais-ley Sunderman, aged 41, wife of Fred W. Sunderman, died Wednesday in her home, 5J13 Broad street, after two months' illness.

She, was horn in Scotland. She was a member of the Forty-third Street Presbyterian Church. Besides her husband she leaves a son, three daughters, a brother and three sisters. Frederick S. Bye.

Frederick Schofleld Bye, aged 33, died Wednesday cf pneumonia in his home, 75(H) Verona boulevard, after nn (illness for four dn.ys. He was bom in 1st. Paul. He leaves his widow, Mrs. Margaret E.

Bye; two children, his mother, a brother, a stepfather and jtwo step-brothers. Walter Crooks. Walter Crooks, agc-d C'J, died Wednesday of pneumonia in his home, 405 Chestnut street. He was tho stepson of City Detective Charles Snyder. He leaves his widow, a son AVK, -Till WJ.

tJX -as A Burke to Murlin i KKLLY ST. rj-'lt t-, Howard ORidN ST. 5t.n IVt. -v to 1 .1. Dora Deo Patrick rleti.

Ni.v 1 Wd. Thus AVK, K.tute ti Lawtn, I-c ISKr.TV AVK, -th "Vd. Law-ton Co to Ti: Les-f-a' Use ALTKEA FT. iSl't IV xiM. Geo l.M:.!:av io Fmr.k Oct 1 A.MMA.V ST.

jy.h Wd. V-xm. Emma to Dec 19.. FRANK fcT. V.l.

licr.ry i ricves Trnv S' l-t .0 1 2.4C0 4.373 XKX1A Al.I.EV. J.tli VJ. Mary i t'sra to Samuel Mar.iis, Nov SECOND j. L'i1i't. John ruhticKcr to Iec o.

mu w. --xvm, go to Mr. Asr.es c'arr, I'ec i. I.YTLK FT. Wd.

iiri.ig. tl- ii It Co. I.ec 4, COt! 1 City of McKeesport. TfTiS AVOltKS ALLEY, 3 4SxJ, It Mc'uade to Jas Conlon, Nnr CCLRIN Mi Vd. lix.V..

A Kiniou to Thos Oct 30 I 3.000 3,100 i S500 dormoxt jv orde to Boroughs. Dor.nion't ave. Emma h.ctter. Dec 11.. Mapiowood ITVV LrM Co to Oct -11 CAKNKUIK.

l.tc st, John to Margaret Morgan, I)po CLAUtTON, I25. l.ir.:n ace. St Cialr C'o to vol'cta. Dec CI.Alr.TON. ave.

St Ciair Co to Jocn A Nov 250 5fi0 575 i 30C Zara st. lXT. i SJ to Jiimcs Ccllcarn, Nov l't' t'l. LcsciO aCry, Jolin to Cnri ib roiin. Nov 1 KNOXVILLK.

2xtl. fulcra alley. Ev- O.O'JO 3,150 eict: Purr to John Kinson. Nov 3 S.K0 li'l' OLlViili. i-xi'ic llas ave, Her man to Ou-cu iCdards, Nov 1,000 Uxlir), tint-, st.

Land Inio Co to I'atrick Nov 1 i EhDINiV, SsK, liriilue st, Cianosics to James Caranosics, Seiit I. M0 bnyins; of foodstuffs was stf-adv yesterday in the produce yards and wholesale districts. Receipts tv-re most lines of the market trofoi ticniEKls prevailed for ve-retabh ond green gooods. The wiiite potato market was steady. Prices for cnbhauc were advanced 25 cents a barrel, that product selling at $2 iitt to 5- Ashtabula lettuce was at an advance of cents a basket, f-'cliinu- at tOc to sr.c.

No oilier juice cliurm'f's were reported veeetrth'es. There was a steady inoveni. nr ri: ta turp.ii'S oilier witit-r tTi-od de-tsiands prevailed fir fru.t. No price changes were reported by wholesale tb-ai-rs. Poultry dealers reported heavy demands and a firm market for live stock.

The butter, ssr trnd che-e market continued very firm. Tiio market was firm for Commodities of the grocery Lne. At the Grain and Hay Kxchange no price changes were reported. HAY AND GRAIN RECEIPTS. Pennsylvania Lines Five ears ha v.

two ears straw, one ear shelled corn, cars outs and one car fe-d. si'-i il.io Hailroad Two cars Pittsbursh arid l.rtke Thic-. ears l.av. one car shelled cocii iitid one car eats. Prices f.

strain ana nay given in car lots. c.rri. Hav. No. 1 ye No.

1 tirau- thv 1. I I line Sis.cn Til Do No. l.l I Do ichi Sl.IDiil.tj mixed JT.K No. 3 i s7 "s.r.i standard e. inirted alS.00 Strav.

U.001?14.r,0 JH.iv'.! H.iO ii.io have lieJllC. GROCERIES. I Niv--. far i 0 I H. P.

c-iO- l-i Calitnin; vl-N" lb J7.Si'lu-. ki-lnev. i I '-ai cvt i Oil aiic taps, fTce. I pound HVilSc .) i. lb i Se't-ct Mantes, P.io.

Ib 9. -r i.ec marrcov'nt II- 1, 15 7Hc 4'--- D-. I a i 11- -lei r.ound Hap-Sci Do "Ic: pourc ICIjEc ib evtra fancy r.r: head, ib 11U lltic jc Hcnev. w. fancy, ib I7c el, siz.

LCi to l. 30 i-cCI'Mapio syrup. p.ai..Jl.jO lry peas, Oil 'iUC I.aoerry aracas Cnr tralii 1 -l. l'i Do 4 I'dli Do 1Mb cu tons, i po-ind LI--111 I.X CVt.Sir Do e.j xxxx, c.vt $fi jl split peas pound J0uf7Uc Zl Green split peas. Do cubes, cart'-ns.

pound S'3100 rwt -n't i-l'M hit. mnrrilu fHr I no. 12 peas. lt J0-212C Fpl.TTg ijirr.c. per i'-J, nei i iS'rawb.

ics. Ca l-o rt.06fi5.IK. pint 7j-S4Cc Oranges. Cal. N'atd.

il'-yrs. Kief-bos SS.oWilf.O'. l-ush-l Do iui. Do bbl serines. I Wash, box l.OO box Einr-'-ror, 'G rapefi'ult, "ox $1.502.00 tl.0('i5.O0 Do Spion, i Pineapples, K.sr S7.i1jyUC-1i box KM Crf-Pb-rrlcs, Do Porto Rico, parrel fi oo.x .8.0053.00 Bl'TTrt AND CHEESE.

Prints Tubs in Oiiio Swiss fie "i7t-e l-o S-lh Jwbs. CJiiTt'Ci brick 4C3'41c li'l iia. cream, I i.0-'cr,l.!o 41 tfdlc 1-it 1 i Ob. Nw York lull Itojucfurt Do 2-H -ice SMOKED MEATS. Lsrre- IS i Hrealo'at Bacon.

its 113 1 up to l-i il-s. He Do bl to Do over 19 hams. I Do back strips. 1i tn lbs "Cic.Clcar. 8 to 10 Smail hm-t.

Do over 10 lbs 4s4c to SCti.c! Do t.ack strips 4toi Do in to Dry Salt to 10 besides, extra short Skinn-d bams. 10 clears tr, lbs Fellies over CO lbs.SSH-c Do -'4 to lbs 3--C! Io 10 to lbs JK lioib ur.il-r It bains I-Vlc' Pry Saltv Smoked California liarnj, Meats. 0 O) l-t lbs M'i'- extra short New iears cut Cteficlli'-s over lbs.gc-Sc Rhotii.lfru, Do IS to jr lie. I 0c: Do under 10 lbs Puro lard, tierces. rRODlTCE.

Pot.itoes, iTomUoes, Cab. cwt box S2.00S3.OT Tletatoes. I lo Ashtabula, hot iij.XuO.CO hnuso bskt.2.li0it2.75 J'-rscv. (Cauliflower, ltaini.fr' crate tl.r-OWS-OO Onions. Indiana.

ii HO-llDC iLcttuv-e, Ashtabula. ii basket I ro head box.3.0:'i3.50 i. Do Iceberg, "ab. I lex Mush rooms, -Vie ICS. rile, Iti iOhccc ul'eaiis, wax green.

I Pamper tiS' p-eis. bu Ese.iant, Fli-ri-ia. Tut: bu. I trrei rri trots, bu itfii-s- is spr 1. v.

crate K.a-.icj4.00 POULTRY. Dressed. s.cjWrtw. lb 3Sfr43c e'oc itoasting spring- -ijic1 ers. Ii" inn-e ters.

Wit -ucbs. spring. fi-c 'Turkeys, lb G-Ue cc. Turl. Hens.

lb. Fre.h 1 -u at ri; Storage eggs, C'lndied Do at mark. EX OH A N.JR Ti F.r-EIPT. Mutter Keceipts, (IJHt.i packag Keef-I pts, 4,000 eases. Cottonseed Oil Market.

NEW YfiilK, Dec. 12. Cottonseed r.il was witli prices nominal. Prime crude, $17 ai. I The Produce Market 1 I i A.

W. Mrllon, PreiiiaViit. R. B. Mrllon, Vior- President.

A. Knox, Vie President. AV- S- Mttehell. Vice President. A.

W. McEIdowney, Vice President. B. W. Lewis, Cashier.

II. i nn an. Asst. Cnshier. M.

i-OB)rri Asst. curr. iiTi iririnniiiiifiniMiTn at I o'clock. Friends of the family er. r- t-pectfuily invited to attend.

Freeport (Pa.) papers please copy.J KEIDLE On Thursday, December 12, 19I. at 6 p. of pneumonia, HELEN BLOCK NEIDLE, beloved wife of Marks Neidle, in her L'isth year. Funeral from her late residence. 60 North Harrison avenue.

Eeilevue. Notice of time later. New York and Brooklyn (N. papers please copy. O'MARA On Thursday morning December 1 103.3, at 1:15 o'clock, ROGER MARA, aged 72 years.

Funeral from the family home. IMO Shady avenue. East End, on Saturday morning at 9:30 o'clock. Solemn high ma-ss at St. Paul's Cathedral.

Fifth avenue, at 10 o'clock. Interment private. PARKER On Wednesday. December It ISIS, at Dallas. LOIT3 S.

PARKER eon of Harry J. Parker of Pittsburgh, Pa. Funeral services at Parkers Landing, Sunday afternoon, December 15. PATTERSON On Wedn December 11. 1918.

at 10 p. ELSIE ZELMA HICKS, wife of Earl J. Patterson. Services at her late residence, 11T5 La Claire street. Regent Square.

Swissvale. Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Interment private. FXATTS On Wednesday. December 11 ISIS, at a.

JOHN PLATT3, in his 70th year. Funeral from tho family residence, 210 Wymore street. West End, Pittsburgh. on Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Victor Lodga No.

M. Sons of St. George, and frier.es of the family' are respectfully invited to attend. KOSKXKRANZ On Monday December 9. 1318.

at lo p. at St. Francis Hospttal, RUDOLPH husband of Anna Roll Smith Rosenkrariii, aged 45 years 8 months. Services at his late residence. 2u0 Esteil street.

Eighteenth Ward, on Friday, Decem- ber 13, 1-Jis, at 4 p. m. German Lodge 5c0, r. a. iwiunuovcr uonciave, i.

u. Keltzhoover Llederkranz and friends of the uid irsi-Tvuuio mwiea to attend- m- in South Side Cemetery. RESSI.EK On Wednesday, December 11 ISIS, at 1:10 p. MARTHA DELANEY wife of Ross E. Ressler.

in her Kth year. Services at the residence of S. H. Ressler, 0725 Atwell street, on Saturday afternoon at II o'clock RILliY At Akron, on Friday, December IS, lr-IS. at 12:10 a.

Mrs. NORMA RILEY (nee Hetnrich), wife of Eugene K. Riley. Notice of funeral later. to attend, ROBERTS At Taliaferro Field.

Fort Worth, on Wednesday, December 11 ISIS. Lieut. JAMES A. ROBERT cj, son of A. Roberts, aged 112 years.

Funeral pervtces at the chape) of H. Sam. son, 433 Sixth avenue, Pittsburgh, on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment private. i Tt RntiitDT Qerstner Field, I.aka Charles.

Lieut, ifnning H. ROSS, son of Mrs. Annie E. tns iat6 Thomas M. Rose, aged go years.

services at the residence of his mother, S03 p.rjt,s avenue, Wilklnsburg, on Friday, December 13. at 2 p. m. Interment private. HALLF.NBKRt.ER At her home.

6811 Kutai avenue. r.at t-na. oi pneumonia, on Thursday morning. December 12. lalS, at 5:30 o'clock.

MARY MOVLDS, widow of Herbert B. Services at the chapel in Beaver Cemetery. Beaver, Saturday afternoon at 2:20 o'clock. She is survived by her mother. Mrs.

William Moulls. and one sister Mr. I W. J. of Fairmont.

W. Va. SVVTIF.R On V4nri.v r.eK .1 uitUKiiter, in. oi.ouy. coyin I'ennpyi- avenue, ureensourg.

Mrs. JOSEPH STEWART, in her year. funeral services on Saturday, December 14 P- Interment private in UCeniel pa SEN HERMAN On Wednesday. D.c-m- ber 11. ISIs, at 11:4 p.

AGNES SVXDER- r. cun- uerman. aged 20 years. Funeral from her late residence. 5113 1 Broaa J.

on Sunday. Iec Friends of the family are re-speciiuily invited THOMAS On Thursday afternoon De. cember 12. 151S. at 2:45 o'clock.

FRANKLIN-P beloved husband of Flora Watrous Thomas, Services at his late residence, 5217 Baum boulevard. East End. S-aturday afternoon at 3 clock. Interment private. W1TWF.R On Wednesday.

December 11 191. at 9 p. JOHN W. WITWER. Funeral services private at his 1m resi-! dcr.ee.

SO Rldgo avenue. Ctafton. on day at p. m. WH UHtSHAM At the residence cf hr parents.

US Third str-et, Upintrai, KATti- i 14 waiw.uunw imiii fciwi jwa the lato Michael Fleckcnstein, In her Slst CFu'neral from tho family residence, S03 MICHAKL, son of Michael ana Aiar.na we a 1.0,1 voars 7 Tnonths of funeral' later. -r, tn at hcr home. Cleveland. at noon, 'l'd Grata: Jr. Services Wade Memorial Chapel.

Lake lhursuay. jjcceiiiucr i-. at :30 o'clock. CREEX On Thurf'ax-. December 12.

IMS. at 3 p. Mrs. REBECCA TORRANCE GP.KEN. widow of Nathaniel Green.

Funeral services at the family home. Glb-sonia. Pa. (take Short Line car. Fifth and Stanwix streets, at 1:30 p.

getting off at F.iehland Hc-ightsl on Sunday at 2:30 p. m. Interment at Mount Royal Cemetery. Friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend. Kindlv omit flowers.

Richmond (Va.) papers please copy. HANNAN On Wednesday. December 11. at p. Lbuiu, wi.lonr of John P.

Hannan Services at her Services at her late residence, 177.0 Beech- wood boulevard, S.iuirrel Hill, on riuay ut 3:30 o'clock. Interment private. HEV-LFV On Tuesday December 10, 1911 Pt 11: 4 5 a. HUBERT ENSLEY, beloved husband of Clare McConashy. in his sOth.

year. Services at his lato residence. C10 ood-bou-ne avenue, Brooklir.e, city, on Friday evening December 12. at o'clock. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to a'tond Interment private Saturday morning.

Take Brookiine car No. 39 to Pioneer avenue. 11 FRSHHERGEK On Thursday De- cenibcr at a. ja.vu-.3 tcn-i- LEV HERSH RERGER. son of George H.

Heehhercer at the residence of Ms grand- her Mrs. Thomas P. Hershberger, 705 Walbriige street. West End, Pittsburgh, in bis noth year, Funeral services Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. 1IOBSON At Los Angeles.

Cab, on Mon- y. November 23, II IS, CHARLES ROBERT b.doved son of Charles and Ellen Hobson (nee Matthews). In his 3h year. Funeral from the family residence. 1400 avenue, Beechvlew, on Friday, De- member 13 1913 at 9:30 a.

m. Requiem high tit St Catherine's Church, Leecnvlew, at 10 o'clock. KFSSIF.K At Cleveland. Wednesday, December II. at 2 p.

CLARA, daughter of Peter and Mary Kessler (nee Berneiser). aged 23 years. Funeral from her parents' residence, Hara township. Notice of time later. KX.U'FF On Wednesday morning De- comber 11, WIS.

at 1:35 o'clock, Dr. HARRY WHON KNAl'FF. aged 00 years, Funeral services private on Thursday eve- ring at his late residence, Brookside Farm. on Washington and Canonsburg car line, at o'clock. Interment at Lcwisburg.

Pa. On Monday ueeemDer at II soi.i.ir-ii Tititl K.Jt.l.ll- P. wbM.w of John A. Kurt, in her ot.n year. from the family home, a-i Alice st-eet Knoxvllle borough, on Saturday.

December 14, at 9 m. ReQuiom mass at St. 'o-eph'o Church at Friends of the family are iveu i-i. 1.A.XI. VJ.l iue.

in in his home. 1619 Locust street viP was born in Pittsburgh. He was a member cf tho Catholic Church. He leaves his widow Mrs. Josephine Clair; a son.

William J. Clair; four brothers, James, Wil nam, ueorge and 1'aul Clair, and sister, Mrs. William G. Hemingray. ffl'UBOa WHS E01 ISSUE WASHINGTON.

Dec. 12. Five to five and a half billion dollars more of bonds will have to be issued to finance the government this year. Secretary McAdoo told the House Ways and Means Commitroc c. ut.scussmg financial questions.

He based this on an estimate of in expenditures, and members of the committee said the estimate wast not too low. It has been stated previously that the last Liberty Bond issue, to be floating in the spring, would bo for around $6,000,000,000. DIED. BFV On Wednesday, December It. ISIS at 2:.

TIAN P. WILLIAM JACOB CHRIS- youngest son of Caroline Cullv and the late Nicholas Ley. Services at the. family home. Sattsburg road.

Sandy Creek. on Friday afternoon at 4 ciock. interment in Allegheny Ceme tery. BORLAND On Thursday. December 1 101S, at bbto p.

DUNCAN K. BORLAND son of the late A. J. Borland and. the late Maria C.

Borland (nio Harvey), aged 47 years 5 months 17 days. Funeral services on Friday evening. Decern- ber 13. at o'clock at his late residence. l.TiB Juniata street.

North Side. Remains will be shipped to Parkers Landing. on Sundav i at 8:30 a. m. via Ponnsj Ivania Railroad.

L. O. O. M. No.

47. Alieghenv Eagles. Pittsburgh i Musical t'nion and friends of the family are iwi-'ti umiy l.iWL.u lu auer.tl. I BlIENMIMAX At Di nvor. Col.

December lais. FRANK L. beloved husband of Louise Scott Brtnne-man. Services at thn residence of his brother-in-law. J.E 1421 Dormont avenue, Dorrnont.

Friday, December 13 at 1 m. Cars SS or 42 on Third avenue, to Dorrnont avenue. Interment private' in Hornewood Cemetery. CAItPF-XTKIt At his residence, 5725 Harvard street, on Wednesday eve-ing. Le-eember 11, at 0 o'clock, ERNEST ii CARPENTER, aged 40 years.

Funeral services at his late residence Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Interment in Allegheny emetery Friends of the family are respectf uily in ited to attend. I CKRDONK On Wednesday. December 11, 1016. at 1 a.

VICTOR J. CER-DONE. son of Catherine and the lato Joseph Cerdone. Funeral from the family home, C01 Le-- ntira Htreet. Saturday, at 8:30 a.

nr Re-I mass at Lady Help of Christian Church nt a. m. Youngstown tO. 1 papers please copy. COLLINS On Thursday.

December MIS- at 0 HARRY E. COLLINS, hus- i F0 C- ed 27 I years. i Vuneratfrwn his late residence, 420 Natchez street. Mt. Wasiiington, on Friday at 4 p.

m. I'tKOl On Thursday, December 1 2. 11. at P. JOSEPH DcltOY year.

in his Funeral services at his late residence, IMS Murray avenue, on Sunday, 'A. at a. tit. Service, al the Lb.p-mail Memoriel Cbar-el, V'esc 'lew Cemetery, at 9:30 a. m.

Iniernieut i-rlvate. EMM On ednesday, December 11. 19-3. at 5:211 p. ANNA P.

EMM wife of Cart St. Emme. in b-r 7Ui ear. Funeral services Saturday. December 14, nt 1:30 p.

at liio resilcnce of her fath.y, Gttstavo It. Raehman, Summit street. Brad.lock. Pa. Frlcn is of the family are rcspeeu uiiy invited to -end.

I LOevciund id.) and Gary Und.) paperis please copy. 1 I FIf. I.MAN At Francis Hospital, on I Wednesday. December 11 at 1:1.1 a. bKLLA .1.

(nee McCoy), beloved wife of G-orfcie. Filltttart, 61 years. Funeral irom- the family home. 7207 Somerset st re -r On Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Services at the Letnirigton Avenue Presbyleri t'litirch.

corner or Lincoln avenue and Croilo stro-t. at 2-30 o'clock. Erlt.ds of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Dcroit (Mich.) papers please cony.l rf.F.t'KKNiTElN On Wednesday. December u.

Pes at p. ANNA M. FLECIvENSTElN, tiaughter of Jeannctte and I i 1 1 I i i t- lit tpe larntiv ooirie. Auioei i 4i "it i ANNA widow Lane, sued 7S vears 11 months and- AUGLST SNYDr.R. aged 38 years.

survived bv her son-in-law. Jacob' I-uneral from the residence of his sister, xr Mrs. Fred L. MYs. Harry I'almer.

14C Lincoln avenue, t.nan Mi Mo n4 Oeori. J. "UraK on IVIday. December 13. ISIS, at sisters Mrs.

Margaret Born and I 3 P- m. Inends of the family ore respect-M-s "Katherine Dosch, and live great-granl- tul.y invrted to attend. ch'bdren STEWART On Thursday morning De- Funeral services on Friday, December 13, at i comber 191li. at the residence of her (iisFoSution has been nxr-d by said court fori tl.T-ct? December 31. 10IS.

at 9:30 o'cx a. when Car i.aee, h-mii and where all persons interested may attend I grown. bbl.ii'.r.Oi and show cause. If any they have, why the i ri.pe-rs. Asbta-prayer of iaid petition should not be granted, i hub.

bl't 'u ARTHUR E. YOUNG, Par. ley Seiieltor. F.orl.ia peppers, 150S Park Building. I crate VTi tVvi'tel ie'f Friends ot tne ricnuiy me rer-peMi- to attend.

Interment private, Anwar irt inn lAXB-Or. 10a C3 i at 5 p. HERMAN LAIB, aged us rrr. th fnmilv home. 5733 Forbes Afreet Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Friends of tho lamuy are respecuuuj to attend McILVF.EN On Wednesday r-eeembe- 11 lSli.

at ii O'clock. JAM'i MclLVECN. Services at his late residence. 5323 Broad street East End. Friday afternoon at i i o'clock.

Interment private. McH'HIXXKV Of pneumonia on F.lday. i December 6 litis, at 2 a. at Fort Sill, i -Ida. RAY STUART M'WHTNNEY, son of M.

I. and Ruse McKelvey McW'ltinney, of I in bis 25th year. Funeral service t-e neki at the residence of his parents, Pennwuod and Hutchinson avenues. E.leewood, on Saturday. December 14, at 3 p.

m. Interment private later. MFC. RAW On 11. ut lc a.

Wednesday. Decemtr of James S. Megraw. Services at her late residence, Ellsworth a ei.c o. East End, Friday evening at 8 ci.

interment at urauys Bend on 9at- ur.iay. MORRISON On Wednesday, December Ii, lbs at 11 p. ISAEELLE B. ir.ee T.i years. Furn-rsl servicer, at hor Ip.te lyric jstrtet, i-nd, ou Sunday arternooo i I I 1 1 I I I McILVAlN, MI'Kl'HV fi- MORN.

At- i-rneys- i Ut-lW, Nos. llc-Bi-r BullJing. l'ittsbureh. I'a. Notice is hereby given tbnt letters testamentary on the estate of Drtvbi M.irti-oti Demtlhter, -ieceHSe-l.

late of Pi i it county. hae been grante-l t-. the to whom all indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate pavment, rn-l having ialrns or axaiost the same will n.c.ke them known without delay. HELEN WOOD DEMPSTER, lG-SOi-'evctiTh avenue I-Ho bureh, SAMUEL I'liill'STKil. :,0 Aylesboro avenue, PKlshurch.

iitorc. JAMES G. MARKS and SIDNEY J. WATTS. Att.irne.'.s-at-Lnw.

12S Frick Bbl. Annex, i'ittsi-tirb, I-j. Noli. Is Itcrct.v tlven Iloit i. trees of minblratii.ri on A.

l-eianey, late of PHtsbureh, AlietiOeny c.unbv, have grarited to the uncer-igiied. to whom Hi! furson- t- I i.te to netke imuieiil.t-." pa-. il.o-e clHOns or demands mat -ame viil nuike theni bpown wltit.iut -lay. EDWARD MILLEIt, Admlnl-trjlor. cotdaic, l'i.

r.t;i.vc ii.ivf.r..--;i-t ca.gh-t fer of Mr. an.l Mrs. Thomas Services at o'clock. Fricay eveninr tie PROOF TO TiiLE 1 TIME, mm.r CHARGE TO HERMAN LAMB, JR 7 3 YOl'NG On Thursday. December ITS.

at 8 a. MARGARET K'FT Yt.iiNO, wife or v. a. Young. Punp-al services at her mi.

Emerson avenue, Crafton, .7 .7.. c- VT- i A on at 1 2i a. irA.