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THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE TIMES, SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 1025. FOR SALE. FOR SALE. 19 Mt THOMAS J. TJTXK rw' TRANSFER AND STORAGE.

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send today for our FREB Ask for Estimate. Tf im STORAGE TRANSFER CO. Centre Euclid Aves. Montrose 6700-1-23. rfc 1 xr I 1 1 1 r'jj 7 a i ic j-- 3 I I 11 11 lTj ia I lo Xi Tj" lid Hi rP UJ LJ- rr "TFrr, i a LwJ LJL i sawsw, -53 swai J( S3 I tf I 5 I 57 I 1 I I I I I 1 1 1 f-luroung Catalogue Or our big sample fyoro and MANUFACTURERS prTTsaimoH LITMBLNG HOC Business Opportunities.

A. Alle. Vjo Federal st Farfax tl Pittsburgh, Fa. Get our booklet, "'iiigh Spot In Delaware Corporations. "Mai'ed free A A.

ALXES. 5" 14 Federal st. Falrfaa 4i'JU. Pittsburgh, Pa. CAIN 13 ABLE .11 roar business or place yea In bturt-M place you right.

B. CAIN-, 3a-ji BERr.KR BIJXJ. SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE GAZETTE WHEN ANSWERING "ADS." AUTOMOBILES. AUTOMOBILE SALE The following automobiles sum! motors will be sold at public auction to -t-t'sfy claime toe storage and repairing-. Tuesday.

Awil 2th. 3 o'clock p. in at our grage. 5J Water Pittsburgh. fhaxe Stella.

Fort Touring, No. 357I5o: Joseph Simpwii. "erd TourlBfT. No. Joseph Simpson.

Runabout. No. Mi634; Ermwt Stevens. Kurd Tnm. No jslaul-S; Jam- Thompson.

Ford X.upe. No. 517373; p. J. wlUiama, Ford Runabout.

No. KXl Fred Ford Racer. No HSrti-S): ki Zeck. Ford Touring. No.

I. L. rtrookner. nutor block ajvii-biy. No.

46arv; Ed Hluom. motor and Htembly. No. 1222; .1 Jackson, motor Mock a-uK-mbly. No.

It. A. Onirk. Ford Touring. No.

2SS24JK. MUTCflLER-MOODEY 1 Water Pittsburjth, Pa i'ri-. Down. fhrv5ier tourinir Ii.7". Oakland taurti.

ti3C hevroi couj 1X Oakian-l sport, new vGZ, 415.00 ft. Chevrolet I'd itO.fW 19. oak. and ienHnftnitar irj 4vmO I "3 ford roupe. haUoon I)unnt tourins STi la.Gv ikUui1 rolir 7 Chevrolet touring iiVtW Ctrl land TTa 3Frfi ua He! Maxwelt touring lo.

1SS Buirk 4 caup -v 13 Oaiilanti touring 4.m IstVtit Vertical. Flat, smooth board, furnished with legs. A plant of South Africa. To put or place. Derfoting- hesitation of speech.

Speciea of small wild duck. To cut open. To exist. To flow back or return. Implant deeply.

To nap. Patron of music. To strike g-ently. A small Japanese coin. The official proof of wills.

Barbarians. Without or apart from another. Fierce, rapacious beast. Anper. Hig-h explosive.

A fusible metai. A meadow. To lose life. Unbumt brick dried in the sun. A wanderer.

Wound deeply. Latin word for God. A girl's name. A covering for the head (pi.) A ditch round a fortress. A stubborn, obstinate person.

Neither. A quick, sharp blow. To exist. Past meridiem. Horizontal.

1. Skill, cleverness. 6. Cavalry swords. 11.

Wing-shaned. 12. A long fish. 14. Black.

15. A male t-hild. 16. A French city. 18.

Hooting-. 19. The (Prrtich). 29. Part of the mouths.

22. Preposition. 23. Dexterity. 24.

A marl's nickname. 26. A feed barn. 28. A small child.

30. Worthless, wicked. 32. American thrush. 53.

Likeness. 34. A hill or dune. 35. A color.

37. The moving parts of machinery. 39. Kt cetera. 41.

The (German). 42. Royal Academy (abbr.) 44. A. plant of outh Africa.

47. A parent. 48. A shelter. rft.

To prohibit, ban. 51. A spirit. 52. Vulgar upshot.

54. Vegetable. 55. Wanting: in color. 56.

Mohammedan -wives. 57. To meddle. The Death Roll husband of May J. toyn.

usee Preyer'. agwl 47 veArs. Funeral from hi late residence, SSos faraon stra.t. Twentieth Ward, on Mowday. Aprl IS.

at SU a. Reuieni high mms at st Murtin's Roman Catholie Church at-S o'clock. Friends of The family are invited to attend. KAV1KS On Wettncsdsy, April HI-', in 11 a. EMMA MANNING DAMES, wife of tninord utnw Funeral services Rt 'ic residence of her parents.

Mr. and M-s. James W. Manning. s3; Frankton avenue, on Satur day afternoon.

April 11. at "dock. Friends of the family ar. vited to attend. Interment private i ZanesviU.

tO and Bultal. (N. papers pleads copy. DAWSON At the Home for Aged Protestant Men and Conp'es. Witkinsbursr.

Pr on Thurwaav. April lSa. at p. Stt.vrT R. ii.UVStiX.

aged 7S j-ears. Funeral services and interment at sttnban-viiie. I Saturdav afternooe. On Friday. April It, at a.

JAMKS FEKGl'SON- agd years, at his residence in IVlntoei. Pa. Funeral services on Sunday, April 12. st 4 p. m.

at his late home in Oeimont. Interment in Homewud Cemetery. Moa-oay. April 13, at noon. FINN" Or Thorsdav.

April a- KATHERIKE EU7.ARBTH FINN (nee Brlsiinl. beloved wif. of Thomas Finn and daughter ot the lata Jsa.as auia Hsnna Cohan Bnslin. Funeral from her late residence-. 11.

Cn-haet street, DutlueEne llelgbup. on Monday, April 13, at a. n. Solemn high mass of at St. Mary of the Church at 9 clock.

Fner.da of the family ar. reepectfully invited to attend, interment in Calvary Cemetery. Milwaukee (Wis.) and South Bend tlnl.l papers please copy. GfcHIUETT Oa Friday morning. April 1.

at 19 o'clock. C. MAI UK. danghter of Jacob F. aad Ellen Rutter Oehrext.

Services at the lexiuVn.e of her sister. Men. Hsrry A. Dodson. 37 Kelly street.

East End. Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock, la ferment at Orbisonia. Monday afternoon, April 13. at 2:30 o'clock. Ll'UU'll.

ir 'ii nua. April iv. ::0 a. KATHRVX MARY, only ri slighter of Edwin and Olive Waldack Oer-wlg. in her 11th yar.

i Funeral servicedt at the reRlrienn. ST hr nae. nnts. 3461 Suauelaml avenue. North Side, an Monday, April 13.

at p. m. Interment pei vats. HAMILTON On Wednesday evening. April S.

1S5. at 10:30 o'clocJc. SARAH JAMB GRAHAM, widow of John Hamilton. Services at her residence. 612 Margaratta street.

Bast End. Saturday aruraosn at 2 o'clock. Interment privata. HARTMAN On Fridar evening. April 1.

125. at 7:45 THOMAS HART-MAN, husband of the iste Margaret Self Hartman. in his 7th year. Funeral from his late residence. Rnefteeaer road.

Ross township, Monday afteraoow. April 13. at 2:30 o'clock. Services at St. John's Lutheran Church.

PerrysnMe, at o'clock. Friends of the famtlv ar. re- rtK ffiviurw in aiieno. ll.iIWOOII On Thursday. Aprii at p.

at St Francis Hospital. OERTHL'DE beloved w.f. af Con rat C. Haywood, in her 33kl year. Funeral services at tho home of her mother, Mr.

Thomas K- Russell. 7S14 Kelly boulevard, apartment Homewood, on Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. Sr1cads of the family are respectfully Invited to attend. Interment at Iubols, Sundsy 'Erie and Johnsonbury (Pa.) papers 11 please copy. IIIKBRR On Wednesday.

April x. i5 at 7 a. CHARLES F. HIEBER. trawl band of the late Wilhelmina Hieber twee llarri.

In his 73d year. Funerai services at the family reerideeirw -St Elflnwild Station en the B. O. Railroad in Shaler township on Saturday. April 11, at p.

m. Friends of the family ars r-spectfuUy invited to attend. JOXKfl On Friday. April 10. 13.7.

at a. JOHN JONES, husband ef Ellen lrw.s Jone. aged 7ft years. Funeral services at his late km. MA Rmu avenue.

Turtle Creek. on April at p. rs. Also services st the T'nity United Pres'jyterian Church st m. Interment in Unity Creamery.

Friends of the family are respectfully vited to attend. I.KEZF.R At the West Penn Hospital. Pittsburgh, on Thurrtav, April t. 1KT5. at a.

SAMUEL, i. l-EEZIER. hus band of the late Millie Gumbert aged 2 years. Funeral services at the rf widen re of his son. Harm 1 it F.mAru.n nt.

borgh, oa Saturday afternoon. April H. at 2 o'clock. Interment private. 1 McKeesport (Pa.) papers please copy.J M't'ARTNKY On Thursday.

April 19JS SARAH P. M'CARTNEY. beloved wife ef the late Huey McCartney, tn her TOtst ye. r. at her daughter's residence.

Mrs. WsKar-tailey. Kennedy township, Maywood Plan Funeral on Sunday, April 13. at 2 p. ra.

M'l'I4SKrrV On Tnurwlny evening. Apenf s. i'i, st o'clock. Mrs. t'HARLOTTW (nee Heckmaa).

widow of Wiliam McCloskey and mother of Rev. r. mcivuin ot FSirnwit, 73 years. Funeral services at tha Belnhauer Irs-Jr) West Liberty avenue. fwtrth Hills, on Sunday afternoon.

April 12. at clock. of the family are respect fully invited to attend. Interment in rVwth Siee Take cars ZS or 0 Brookline Junction. MAXWKI.I.

At the home of hev son. i. Maxwell. 2411 Highland avenue. New Ccstle.

Pa-, on Thursday. April 1S3S. st :30 p. SARAH ANN aged years. Survived by one daughter.

Miss Jessie Maxwell of Pittsburgh: one son. R. fl. Maxwell of rw Cas- 1 1. sirxA thru.

gTTrtijirhIei Funeral services Saturday at 1 p. m. at tha home of her son. Interment at iirov. Cemetery.

er Brighton, at p. m. UKWKS On Wednesday. April 1JJ. at 11:30 p.

MAltV METERS In. wife -of the laie Charles Meyers, in her fifth year. Funeral from her late residence. Igi7 Main street. Sharpsburg.

on Monday. April It. at a. m. High mass of reejniem at St.

Joseph's Roman Catholic Church fully invited to attend. PKNltEK On Saturday. April 4. 12S. st Tucson.

P. HOWARD PENT) BR. aged years, eon ef John Finder. Funerai notice later. POPE On Friday.

April 10. 12. at 13 o'clock noon. WALTER son of the late J. William and Klikabelh Ol.ndv rope.

Services at the Calvary Prwtestant Esas. copal Church. Wainnt sod Shady avenue. Monday afternoon. April 13.

at 2 o'clock. Interment private. Remains- at the eiiapet of Thomas B. Moreland to PeB avenue. East End.

until noon Monday. On Thursday. April e. 1s. at p.

MARY AGNES Pl'RVEU. I nee (alahan). wife ef William J. Purmrtl. Funerai from her late residence, ills Duncaa street, comer of Fifty-second street, ew.

Monday. April 13. at 8:30 a m. Requiem mass at St. Kieran's Roman Catholic Church.

Fiftv-third street and Cinwri. nue, at St a. m. Friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend. SABVKV On Wednesday.

April 3. 12S. at 10 p. m-. Mrs.

SOPHIA stARVET (nee Fistel), widow of M. J. Survey of Mars, Pa. Funeral services at the reeidenee ef her niece. Mies Fishel.

7U2I Campania avenue, Pittsbtirgh. on Saturday. April II. at p. m.

Interment in the Mars Ontetsry foiiowinr eervice. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. SPKICKI.AM) On Thursday. April IS, at p. at th.

Pittsbunrn Hospital. rr. (inuRGE W. hunbanti of Etiicl L. Ktokee Sorickland, aged 50 years.

r-unerai rrom tne lamlly residence, tees Frankstown avenue. Services at Hely Creea Chureh Monday, April 13, at 1 p. jn. Interment in Monongahela City. Pn.

STONE rn Frid-iy. Anril 10. at I p. ELIZA B. (3TOXE.

widow of Otarle. H. Stone, in hr esr. Funeral services at her lajte home. Breajing aveiue.

Ren Avon. on Sunday evening, April 12. Interment private1. SWEITZr.K On Fridav, April 10. 15S at p.

MINA RtTHE widow of GefH'ge Sweitzer, aged 73 years. Mother of Mrs. Emma lwla, rienna nwnwian, asiss arne JweitKer, Ueorge F. and c. H.

sweitsn- and meter of Charles. Samuel J. and C. JI William Rube. Services Monday at p.

at the reataVenew of her daughter. Mrs. Frederick Bonieens 111 Salisbury street. South Ride Pltte-hurgh. via Arlington oar to Femleaf aveet Fnends of the family anil members Helvetia Ixvige No 6.

D. O. Adoiphine lxlgH No. A. 1.

and Margaret Alornson luiiekah No. -24. I. -o. n.

are reepef ully invited to at Lend Intertnent in South Side Cemetery. 8lrT At bcr reridne. licrmantewa Philadelphia. on Friday. April 1' at 12 o'clock noon, MAJtT SWIFT, daughter of Ir.

C. F. Swift g-d X. years. Funeral party will arrive In Beaver Palla en Monday April 13, at a.

m. Interment t.rove Cemews-j-, New Brighton, Monairy nioming. THOMPMONSu-Idrnlv. at I'I'tsbnrth on Friday. April 10 s.

THOMPSON, beloved husband Clara Thompson, in his 4Sd year. Friends of ih family and members of Fainter and 1 1- orator. Union No. are invrted 10 '-iai' at the chaoel of Ed- rd Ciirtie. TS3 Penn aveaue.

WHk- Insburg. until a.m. Saturday. April It. ak riristst.

vitle. I'a. IWctlsriile 1O1 paper. c.ooy.l -WITHMtOn rn Thursday. Anril 125." at p.

A. WITHEROW, lloved wife or Samuel w. Witherow, in her X1 st ea r. Funeral services at the family residence. 2S4 Second street, f'latrton.

Fa. iforraerly W'l-son. on Saturday. April 11. at p.

m. Interment i Kllxaheth Cemetary. Friends of the. famjiy are respectfully ta-vited to attend. Miscellaneous.

OUR CATALOGUE TiSUJi THi STORY in and look through see for yourself. DISTRIBUTING CO. "06-327 PITTSBURGH. MONEY TO LOAN. UONST TO IX) AN $9 to S297.

OTHKR AT SAME RATH. No other charge. TEN EQUAL MONTHLY PATMEICTS. Ws lend to those steadUy employed. "Royston System" Open Wednesday Evening Till and Saturday Afternoons.

ACCOMMODATION LOAN CO 810 First National Bank Bldg. Oii. pwstoffice The Lowet Raus. 6 YEARLY INTEREST on DIAMONDS FURS. SILVER JEWELRY LISTED BONDi LIrSTLUi STOCKS per month to storage.

No fcxtraa whatever. KL'Ksi toecinl rates. Yearly loans renewals unlimited. Jos. DeRoy Sons, Opp.

Postodlce, SU-KJ-315 Km 1th field St. HERB NEARLY 3.4 PE.VTCP.Y DIAMOND3 WATCHES JBWELRT Wa also loan at low rates on Silverware, Camera, Guns. Furs," Tools, Cloth- inc. Muster I Instruments. GALLINGER'S, I LOW 929 Liberty Ave.

Est. 1854. MOXES" advanred on automobl'es; no storage or interference with ir-ent u--a. UdT Keanan Bids. Telephoxi1 Atlantic PERSONALS.

C. VlRiilNIA URAFTOX. st'-Up treatment, facial a.uae. violet ray, 11 Federal North Sn-ie. side eittntwe.

Hours 1-9 to S. LOST AND FOUND. J.OST-I.V VH7INITY Op CIVIC CL.UB. A PKAKI. KARRI.Nti WITi-f 1HAM1N'D AT TOP: VKRV IIPEsftAI.

RKWAKO FUR ITS RET CRN'. FINDER NOTIFY K. M'WAD. JK UHAMBICR Ol' COMMKRCK BK1X; PI rTSBL'RGlt. LOST i-ce lemon and white pointer eoc: reward.

71 i St. James at. Pltoite Mjntroti 4r.t. Toy black and tan. 33 Miller ave Carriek.

Liberal reward fur return. Call Carrick MEETINGS AND NOTICES. OFFICE OF THE WESTINV.HOCSE AIR BRAKE 'Oil PA NY. Wilmerding. Pa.

KOTi OP ANNLTaL MEETING OP STOCKHOLDERS. To the Stockholders ot the Westlngtioua Air Brake Company: The annual meetirg of the mockhoMera of The Westinghouse Air Brake Company will be held in the offices of the company In the Borough of Wilmfrditir, Allegheny county. Pennsylvania, on Tuesday. April 14. 19J5.

at 1:3" o'clock p. for the election of directors and the transaction of acy other business that may properly come before the meeting. For the purpose of holding the meeting, the company's stock transfer book, will be closed at 3 o'clock p. on Tuesday. March gL 19S.

ard Will be reoperikd at 1ft o'clock a. on Wednesday. April IS. 19. By ord.r of the board.

C. TEN'ER. Secretary. OFEiTE OP CONSOLIDATED TRACTION COMPANY. PitlAursh.

April 1525 Mfc.ET:r; ne annual meeting of th. stockhoiaers of the Consolidated Traction Company will be held at the off-e of the company. No. 43 Sixth avenna, Pittsburgh. on Monday.

April 20. at 11 o'clock a. at. which time and r'sce a board of directors will be elerted to serve for the ensuing year, and such nlher ln3ine transacted as may come before tha meeting. Transfer books will he -loed from April 10.

15 to April both inclustva W. B. CARSOX. Secretary. DIVIDENDS.

NOTICE OP DIVIDEND. New C.melia Copper Cornpany pay a dividend of TWENTY-FIVE CENTS (Se.) a share May 3ft. 15. to stock of record May lKa. Books do not cluse.

JAMES E. FISHER. Secretary. LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE.

HENRY O. EVANS. ATTORNEY, 117 Henry W. iriiver Pittsburgh. Pa.

NEW YORJv. PITTS BUR.1H CH1CAW RAILROAD hereby gives notice that on the S3th day of March. it itld with the Interstate 4mmisslon at Washington. D. C.

its application for a certiheste that, the present and future public cn-Vwtiiience and ueceosity require the eentstruc-tien it of a line of railroad extending from Allegheny City to Easton. a distance of 2K3 miles, with two branch lines, ene kiiown as the Brush Creek and Crows Run Branch, extending from a connection with the main line at Allegheny City in a north-esterly direction to North Sewicfcley. 21 and the other extending from a connection with the mam line at Iitu.burgh Junction in a. westerly direction into the industrial section of the city of I'itisburgh, 39 utiles. The total mihu.e laropoMcd to be constructed ia 344 miles.

Lieaver, Butler, Allegheny. A 6dtmOi eiand. Armstrong, Indiana. Ctear field. Centre.

Btalr. Mifftm, Union. Snyder, Northumberland, rtchuylykiil. Lehigh and Northampton counties, Ptnnylvania. YORK, PITTHB1 ROH CXHCAGO RAILROAD.

BY Jf. MOLITOR. i PresideJit. NOTICE of the first meeting of creditors, in the District Court of the I'nited States for the Western District ot' Pennsylvania. In the mit ter ef G-org Edward Ijorch, bankrupt.

No. 116S0 in bankruptcy. To the creditors of said bankrupt: Notice is hereby given that on April 1K5. the said George Ed wa rd Lorch. of I i t--burg h.

a the county of Allegheny and district afore-ad. was duly adjudicated bankrupt and that the first meeting of his creditors will be held at Room No. 23 in St. Nicholas Building. No.

45 Fourth avenue. Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania, on April 'Z. 195. at 10 o'clock a.

at which time the said creditor may attend, prove their claisas. -appoint a trustee, examine toe bankrupt. and transact such other business as may property come beore said meet The schedules tl.ed show liabilities, 72; assets. 10.3- 4 WATPOV B. ADAIR.

April 10. 1SX. Referee in Bankruptcy. VoTP'E of the first meeting of creditors. In the District Court of the Cnifed States for he Western Dt rict of Pennsy I va main the matter of Abraham Roeenstein.

bankrupt. No. 1 1 S3! in bankruptcy. To the creditors r.f bankrupt Notice is hreby g1vesthat on April 4. the said Abraham RAven stein, of Pittsburgh, in the county of Allegheny and d'strtct afr-resatd.

was duly adjudi.atjM bankrupt and that the firs meeting pf hts credit or will be held at- Room N. (n St. Nicholas Building. No 4f-o Fourth avenue. Pittsburgh.

Pennsylvania, pn Apetl 21, at IA o'clock a. at whjch time the rad creditors may attend, prove tHer claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, aad transect such other bnefrjeM as may properly com before atd meeting. The echdulee filed show liabilities, fLTACM: assets. If.l.fta WATSON B. ADAIR.

April 1 175. H-f eree Ba kipt of the nrst meeting of creditors. In tie Di-trirt Cotirt of the I'nited fttafes for Th Western ritnct of Pennsylvania. In the m.iTter of Hirry Franklin Shepier kirikrupt No. -n bsnkrnpt-y.

To the creditors of said bankrjp: N'etuw is hrby triven that April S. the ssid Harry Franklin Shepl-r. of Jltti-hijrrH. (n i He county cf Allegheny and district nfr-reraid. ess "duly s- tnh-jr and that the first nteet'er of his rreditor he heM Roo'T N.

2 in St. Nrhft'a Bufld-ffrt. No Fon rt averi'ie." pittturrxh. T'ennrylantn. on April -1.

IT. at IX o'clock at which time th said creditors mji r.ttend. prove their claims, appoint a trustee, eamin the onkrtrpt. and transact such nt her bus.ne.ie as rosy property com before rm id meetti-r The schedules filed show liabilities. -ssets.

SC4S fl WATSON R. APTR. Apnl 19. aVjiVreo tn Bankxupttf ii Warehouses. Padded Motor Vans.

LEGAL NOTICES. GORDON, SMITH, HAXA.V SCOTT. AuoAie s-at-Lita Ki" Union Trust Pittsburgh, Pa. Notice in hereby given that an application will be miuie to the Governor of Penn-fylvania on the 4th day of May. by Frank ii.

Ingertolt, William H. Eckert and Divid i'jiiinstr. under the act of As-mrably entitled, "An act to provide for the incorporation an.l rtgulation of ci'ruiiii cor-porations." approved April 2S, 1S74, and the supplements thereto, for tiie charter of an intended corporation, to cailed anailian Manufacturing and Lwelopmoi.t Company, the character and object of which is the reducing of ores of aiuniinutn and other re-fraclory ores to tfceir b.tbic metals: the manufacturing, alloying and bricsit ion of such nieiais into coiutiitrrcial alloys, bronzes. Hwipes and other articles containing the the acuuisttion mininw. nro.1ution anil manufacture of the raw materials, ap- Iiratun, machinery and agencies necesiirv or convenient therefor: vhe transportation tiieieof to anrf fr.Mii il.oir iarL-uru piaces of crtiuniition and the huvine sell ing and dealir.K in Ihe nnrl Tho of all other things iiectssmry or convenient thereto, and for thee pui-poges to have, potesa anu enjoy all the rignts, benetita and privileges of the said act of Assembly and the supplements thereto.

UOKDON. SMITH, BUCHANAN SCOTT, Solicitors. ft. il- of creditors. In tho District Court of the United Slates for the Western Diftriet of i the matter of kiv.rvi..- HrUpt In nkrPW.

No- 11S55. To the reditors ofr id bankrupt: Notice is hereby Riven that on March at. 1915. th, said laverview Coal Company, of Pittsburgh, in the county of A Ilex hen an A ufn. ulhl" aS- dUl 'V1101031 bankrupt and v.c us creditors will oe rieid at Room No.

-a in v.t w.ki.,- Building. No. Fourth avenue" Ittts- burgh. Peiineylvania. on Anhi i' at in o'clock a.

at which itm the aai.i cre11tor may attend, prove their claims appoint a trustee, examine the bankrunt. transact su-h other business as may prnerly tome before said mtin. -ri. schedules tiird show liabilitietc" StlL 4.1- HoWfltf. i WATSON ADAIR.

Aynl lfl, Referee in liankruntcy. BURG WIN. tiCCLLY A- BURG WIN, A 1 1 onteys-at -Uw. No. 621 Rake wen liuildhig.

littburgh. Pa. In the tVurt of Common Pleas of Allegheiiy 0unty. State of Pennsylvania, ss: No 3076 April Term. Notice is hereby given" that Alice Mi-Gee Thoma.

wife of of gh. in caid county, ha-t presented hvr prtition to the above court for a devee that he Khail have the. rights and privil-g-ea of a fetnnie salt tnuier. aud for a ortluc-ate ijkii sue ue uulhonxed to act have the power and transact biinnmi as jnich; and that the aid petition will be consider! by the court on Wednesday, the blh day of 19-Ji, at o'clock a. at the City-County Building, inttebjrgh.

at which time all persons interested may show catuse. if any ihry have, why the decree and cer-ti ti ca pea yed or ha 11 not be ma and granted. BURG WIN, SCULLY RURGWIN. Attorneys for Pet' turner. NOT I UK of the first meeting of creditor: In tlie District ourt of the I'nited Staien fr the Western DiKtri- of Pennsylvania.

In the matter cf Joseph Baer. barkript. -xo. in narnruptcy. the creditors or said bankrupt NuTice is herobv nuii on tne Josejih Ltcr, of Kmat Pittsburgh, in the county of Alle- creny and district aforesaid.

was duty aujuoiratea nanicrupt and that th first n.e- ing of creditors ill be held at Koom no. is in St. Nicholas Building. No 4.rt Fourth avenue. Pittsburgh.

Pennsvl-vania. on April L'l. at IP o'clock a. m. at which time the saiil credit or a may attend, prove thtr clsims, appoint a trustee.

examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business as may properly corqe before said meeting. The ached ule's fl'ed show liabilities. fiw.S4? assets. fd WATSON ADAIR. April to.

19-JT. Referee in Bankruptcy. F( TKLBS DAVIS, Attomevs-at-Law. No. ij Curry Building.

Pifsburgh. fn. In the Court of Common Pleas cf Allegheny County. State of Pennsylvania. No.

Januarv- Trm. iertru1e Davies vs. Harry A lie vies, in divorce a vinculo matrimonii. To Harry A. Da vies, resrondent: You will plense take notice thai the UTidentigTrexJ.

having been a.rpointed master to take testimony in the above case and report the same to court togt-ther with his opinion thereon, will attend to the dutirvi of his sjpointnient at the offi-e of Kckie Da No. Curry Bui'ding. Pittsburgh. April 19V. at o'clock p.

when ani whure you may attend vou see proper M. CANCELL1RRB. Majtfer. OEOKdE P. M'RRAT, GKORGK PIF.RSO!.

Ml'KHAY, Aitorncys-at-T-ft w. No. Mf Rergor Pittbburgh. Pa. Not ice is hereby given that letters of sd-niintstration.

b. n. c. t. on ths estate of John Raldridee.

deceased, late ot Hraddock. Allegheny county. hav been gran ted to the undersigned, lo horn all persons indebted to said estate are to make Immediate payment, those having claim or demands against same Will make th-m known without de'av, MARGARET J. M'CRAOT, Administratrix, D. B.

N. C. A. Maple and Hawthorn streets. Elgewood, Pa.

BCKLKS DAVIS; Attorrteys-at-Iw. No. 1-02 Curry Pittsburgh. Pa. State of Pennsylvania, county of Allegheny, ss.

In the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County. No. TJi January Term, John Andre vs. Catherine Andre, in divorce a vinculo matrimonii. To Catherine Andre, respondent The subpena and alias subpena in the above caae having been returned mm est inventus, you are hereby not i nod and required to appear in the aid Court of Common Pleas on the first Monday of May.

D. 19JS. to answer the petition and libel filed in said case. ROBERT G. WOODSIDE.

She i Iff. EARL A. Attornev -at-Law. No. 314 Fourth Pittsburgh, Pa.

Notice Is hereby given that tetters testamentary on the HHiate of rijlomou C. Jones, deceased. late of Pittsburgh. Alleghrny county, have boen granted to the undersigned, to whom all persons indebted to said estate are to make immediate payment, those having claims or demands against fcame will make them known without deiny. DORA A.iJONKS LILLIAN D.

JONES. Kxecutrices. i430 Bennington Pittsburgh, Pa. THOfJ. ft.

MURRAY. Attorney-at-Law. No. 7(r7 Jones Law Pittsburgh. Ph.

Notice is hereoy given that letters of administration on the estate of William W. Lesnett. deceased, late of Upper St. ClaJr townfh'p, Allegheny county, have been grunu-d to the urtaersirned. to whom ell jior-sons) indebted to said eeitate are to make immediate ryment; tho.e having ctainie or demands against same will make tliera known without delay.

CLARIXDA C. LF.SNETT, Administratrix. Pox MT Brifitreviiie. Pa. BURG WIN.

SCULLY A BURG WIN. Attorneys-at-Iaw, No U1 Bakeweil Pittfihurgh, Pa. Notice is hereby gfYen that letters testamentary on the estate of Henry P. Burgwin, deceased. late of Pittsburgh, Allegheny ounty.

have been gnmted io the undersigned, to whom all persons Indebted to said estate are to make immediate payment; tboee having clairos or demands against same will make them known without delav. HOWARD J- BURGWIN. Forbes M-eet. TttFburgh. Pa.

R. ANDERSON. Aftorney-at-Law, 720 Bakewell Pittsburgh. Pa. Nettie is hereby given that letters testamentary on the estate of Marv Kmma Iash-ley.

det-std. late of Aval'on. Allegheny county, has bn grant-d to the undersigned, to whom a'l persons indebted to said estate are to make immediate payment. thfse having claims or demands against same will make them known wlthfjiit dclav. JAMLS WAYNE FRA7IEK.

P-Kecutor. t1 Taylor avenue Avnlon. P. HARKY MrWIUNVKf. Atlorncy-af-Iaw No Frlck Bldg Pittsburgh.

Pa. Notice i hereby given that letters testamentary on the estate of Man' L. Kenyon, hae of Turtle 'reek, Allegheny county, ha ve been granted to the under-9'nefl. to whem at) persons) indented to said estate are lo moke immediate i payment: thoee having claim or demands xratnst fame will make thern known witbojt rteisy. AGNKS L.

STRATH PTR Kxacutrix. 43i unn venue. Brnddnck, Pa. A- KVNON. A ttnrney s-at -Uw No.

Frick Hldg Ps Notice La hereby gi.en that letters of ad' ministration on the c-tate of Charles a. Lynn, deceased, late of Pittsburgh. county, have been granted to the undersigned, to whom sll persons indebted to wiid estate are to make immediate payment, those having claims or denrtn nds against ram wilt make them known without delav. FIlKLPTY TfTLW A TRUST COaTPANY, Administrator. 541 Fourth avenue, Plttsbnrsb, LEGAL NOTICES.

HORACE THOMAS, Si, Attfcrneys-at-Law, 1513 Blug- Pittsburgh, Pa. Notice ii hereby given that an applfcatlon will be made to the Governor, the Attorney General and the Commissioner of Bankipg of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania on June 1925, by V. Deramo, John M. Waa-niin. Horaa Thomas, Hmry O- White.

Roddy Deramo. Luigi Roncone. Louis Gattl. Gaetrtno CKsasanta, Dominick Ceriili, Carlo l-rtcena. iJjLr.liio PugltelU.

Cstruccjo astra-cano. 1-a. Marca and Domenico Casa-eanta, urder the provisions of au act of, General Aeinlily of the Commonwealth of approved the 13vh day of May, l't entitled "An act for the 1 ncorpo ra i on and regulation of banks of discount and deposit." and the surmlementts and amendments thereto, for charter of a banking corporation to be called Coraopolls State Ban k. The busi nes of corpora ion bhatl be carried on in the borough of Cora-opoiiF. county of Allesheny and elate of Pennsylvania he a mount cf he ca pi tal tuo.k to be fifty thousand 00) dollars, divided into one thousand tl.OOo) shares of the pnr value of fifty tu.UU) dollars each; the character and object of said corporation to carry on a general banking business in said borough, county and state, and for this purpose to have, jkhj 8 and enjoy ail the riifiits.

benefits and of said act of Astern hy and the amendments and supplements lierpto. HORACE THOMAS. Sr. Solicitors for Applicants. TliURl', HOiSTWiOK.

STEWART REED, Attomeys-at-Law, No. 3S T'nion Trust Pittsburgh. Pa. In the Orphans' Court of Allegheny County, Mate or Pennsylvania. No 41 November term.

In re estate of Joseph Kabyancic. an absentee and presumed decedent. To Jo seph rabyancic. absentee and presumed decedent; You will take notice that a decree has been entered in the above proceeding that a leg I presumption cf the death of Joaeph Fabyancic has been made out and established. The said Joseph Kabyantnc is therefore required, if living, or any other peron for hirn.

to produce to the said rourt within weeks from the last publication of thisi notify (which publication will be inaue on the 11th day of April, lirii), that is on or before the 18th day of July. 19jS. at Irt o'clock Easrern Standard time. a.ti.-fa,ctory evidence of his continuance in life, and utile, satisfactory evidence is furnished to the court by the taid Joseph Fabancic before July IS, at 10 o'clock a. Ea-stem Standard time.

he continues in life, the decree entered by the Orphans' Court of Allegheny County. Pennsylvania, in the above proceedings will be confirmed absolutely and the Register of Wills of Allegheny county will be directed to issue letters of administration to the pvreon entitled thereto. By order of the Orphans' Court of Allegheny County. JOSEPH N. MACKREIX.

Clerk. WILLIAM II. PRATT, Attorney-Kt-I-aw. Ueiger Pittsburgh. Ph.

Notice Is hereby given an application will be niadd to the (lover nor of Pennsylvania on Monday. May 4. by Jee A. Snyder. Richard K.

Maxwell and Mary J. Maxwell, under the act of Aembiy entitled, "An act to provide for the incorporation and regulation of certain corporations." an-provei April jS. 174. and the supplement thereto, for the charter of an intended corporation to be called Lincoln Garage Wil-kinsburg Flint the character and object of which is selling, deallitg in. leasing, staring, cleuninsr and repairiiii; and motor vehicles of every description, ami the parts thereof and the gasoline, oils, greases, too', materials and miscellaneous accessories and supplies useii in connection and for theie purposes to have, pof.wss and enjoy all the rights, benefits and privileges of said act of Assembly and the supplements tiiereto WILLIAM H.

PRATT. Solicitor. J. M'ALLISTER. Attorney-tt-La, Nos.

Cnion Trust Pitu-burgh, Pa. Notice is hereby given that an application will be made to the Governor of Pennfvt-vania on Wednesday, the 23d day of April. 1S25. by Noah Sunstein. James Jenkins, F.

Tho. Xajon. G. P. Gamble, A.

O. Mc-Cune, J. Steenson and John T. McLane. under the act of Assembly entitled "iin act to provide for the incorporation and regulation of certain approved April 29, 1T4.

and the supplements thereto, for the charter of an intended corporation to be called "McKeesport Jouxml." the character and object of which is publishing a newspaper and conducting a general publication and printing business, and for these purposes to have, possess aud enjoy all the rights, benefits and privileges of said act of AsEembfy and supplements thereto. H. J. AT ALLISjTER. Solici jr.

CHARLES B. PRICHARD. A uomey-at-La w. No. 413 Grant Pittsburgh.

Pa. Notice i hereby given that an application be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania on the iSth day of April. by John J. B-ll. John W.

McGarvey an4 Joseph E. Laurent, under the act of Assembly entitled "An act to provide for the Incorporation anj regulation of certain corporal ions." approved April -9. 1S74, and the supplements thereto, for the charter of an intended corporation to be railed "Motor Square Amusement said corporation is formed for the purpose of maintaining and operating places of public amusement and entertainment, and the transaction of ail such bus: new as Is necessary and incidental thereto, and for these purposes to have, possess and eniey all the rights, benehts and privileges of said act of Assembly and supplements thereto. CHARLES B. PRICHARD.

Solicitor. THE BOROUGH OF BRACKEN RIDGE. PROPOSAI. Sealed proposa Is will be rene i ved by he undersigned at 19 Brackenridge avenue until ApHI 20. at 7 o'clock p.

m. for furnishing F. O. B. cars at Brackenridge Station a 1 single stage centrifugal pump and motor, capacity l.Ouo lions per minute against a head of 109 feet: b) 2 tingle stage centrifugal pumps and motors, capacity SrfJ gallons per minute each agatnxt a head of Tte feet.

Spec iti cat ions may be seen st the Iumping station at Morgun and Water streets. Each Md must contain a certified check for $100 00 payable to the Borough Treasurer. The Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. By order of Council. GEO.

H. DICKEY. BURG WIN. SCITLX.Y A BURG WIN, Attorwoys-at-Law, No. CS1 Bakewoil Pittxburgli.

Pa. Tn the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny county. Pa. 1 tho matter of the petition of Pittsburgh Stove Supply Own pany, a corpora tit n. for decree of dissolution.

No. 3W6 April Term, Notice iz hereby given that the Pittsburgh Stove Supply Company, a corporation, has tiled in court at above number and term, its petition praying for decree of dissolution, and that the court has fixed Monday, the 27th day of April. lrT. at o'clock a. um time for hearing, when and where all persons may at end and show ca use.

i any the have, why the prayer of said petition should not be granted. BURG WIN, ftCtTLLY A- BCRGWIN, Attorneys for Petitioner. THE BOROUGH OF BRACKENRIDGE. PROPOSALS. Sealed proposals will be receive! by the undersigned at 19 Brac-kenrtdge avenue until April 30, 19J6.

at 7 p. for and erecting at the reservoir Fropei street tuf 1 elevated steel tank with foundations, (b) I TS.tiA-eaUon elevated steel tank with foundations. Sfeciflcations may be seen at the pumping station at Morgan and Water stree's. Each bid must contain a cert ined check for Jl 00. pa able to the Borough Treasurer.

The council reserves the right to reject any or at) bids. By order of Council. I fjrco. H. DU'KKX, Sereiry.

-vrricr. fn the t'4-rurt of Common Pleas, Allegheny county. No. 134 Jti'v Term. 1TCT.

Notice is hereby given that on he 9th day of A pril. The Sf evfcpson Company filed in the Court of f'onimon Pleas of Allegheny county its petition playing for a det-iee uf direehitien. and that, tne Hon ring upon said application has been fixed by court for rourt day of May. Hi, at when and where all persons interested may attend and show cau.se agrunHt grant ing of the prayer of said petition if thev desire. GORDON, tr'MITIf.

BUCHANAN A SCOTT. Solicitors, GEORGE Ml KKAV PfERSOL Ml KKii. JK Aftomeyfl.at-Law 90 Bergr Ptetwburch. Pa. Notice is hereby given that ettr nf administration on the estate of Culin Krsith dossed, late of Pittsburgh.

Atlcrhenv coun ty, has been granted to the undersigned, to whom persons indebted to said estate are to make immediate payment, those having claims or demands against same will Bnajte iunn Known wnnont delay. MARTHA Pi. 8MTTW. Admintstrntrlx. 1 S2S Murray avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.

S. A. Ciaknrc. Mr. Ginburg of the Incandescent Supply Company.

C36 Liberty avenue, was tendered a banquet by officers and employes of the company last night in the William Penh Hotel in testimonial of their esteem nd farewell upon his departure for Miami Beach, He will open a subsidiary store there for the company. YESTERDAY'S ANSWER RAID TWO EAST LIBERTY STORES East Liberty police last night raided the stores of James Gallant-. 6248 Station street, and And row Camestro and James Quinn. 5S21 Broad street. L'quor as confiscated in both stores, it was reported.

The proprietors were ar-rrsted on charges of violating the Sny.ler act. South Side police raided the home of John Stringi. 852 Coast avenue, Beechview. seizing a quantity of moonshine' and arrested Stringi on a charge of keeping a disorderly house. DIED A WORD OF COMFORT The world abounds in subtle infection and seduction to poison and to divert man's devotion aid obedience to the Father of Love.

Chiefly amid the heartrending hours' of loneliness and grief does a man discover the hypocrisy and thy deception of ausrlit that lends Him to ignore his God. When ail else deserts him in his hutir of desolation his Father's touch poothes and heals and sustains his aching heart. 1'liEDERlCK G. BUDLONU. AIKEN Suddenly, on Fridar, April is.

isy. Pt 10:3) a. THOMAS BR1M.NEB Ark'TCN'. in his list year. iinrral services at the residence or his unrie, Le Li.

lirimner. i Vemer avenue, Ingram, on Saturday evening, Aorir 11. at o'clock. Also services at Robertson Church on Sunday, April 1. at.

12 o'clock noon. 1-Viends of the family are invited to attend. Interment at Bureettatown. Pa. AMlIif.

On WedneBdsy, April I. 1SJS, at' 4 a. L'HAftLBA ANDRE, torrnerly of 537 Forward avenue, husband of Mary J. Amire. in his g2d year.

Services at the residence of his daughter. Mrs. Oora Starr, 7 ST Montrlair street, fequlprel Hill. Fatorday, Apnl It, at i p. m.

Members of Col. Sam Black Council 3H. O. A. Veterans I-e-fion No 1 and friends the family ar.

respectfully invited to HUend. BEATON' On Friday mornine. April 1. J8.S. WARREN I.EJGHTON BiuATON.

of Robert K. and Heiwiie I. Beaton, of 3B HarhauKh street, Sewickley, Pa-, ased years 11 months. Interment at Wobum. Mas.

IIRATTY At Edgewood. on Friday. April 10. ITS. at 7:20 p.

ANNIS ELIZA BEATTY. widow Of John K-Beatty, are.1 74 years. Funeral services at her late residence. 1 West Hutchison avenue, ldewood. on Monday afternoon.

April li. at o'clock-Interment private. B4IYI.K On Fridav. April 19. at 12.57 a.

MAIIUARET IXK5AN BOyLK. widow of Felix Boyle, aged years. Funeral from the residence of her son. Matthew Boyle, 112 West Stockton avenue. North Side, on Monday.

April 13, at 8 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. John's Church. Scottdale, at o'clock.

Friends of the family are respect fully inviled to attend. IConnellsville tPa.) papers piease copy. BltOOKS Suddenly, on Frklay. April 10'. at 12 o'clock noon.

PEN ROD BROOKS, husband of Elizabeth Haag Brooks, aged years. Funeral services at the residence of his brother-in-law, William F. Greiner. Midi night road. Koss township, on -Monday.

April 11. at p- m. Krienls of the family are respectfully Invited to attend. Interment private on Tuesday st 10 a. m.

Take Harmony car to McCutchoon Station. BROWN On Wednesday. April S. l2i. at 6:35 a.

at his residence. Kelly street. JOSEPH BROWN, beloved husband of Mary E. Brown. Funeral services on Saturday, April 11.

at I P. at the Rodman Street Bnptist Church. Friend of the family are respectfully invited to attend, lie is sui vived by his widow, four daughters, one son, one grandson, one brother and three slaters. Interment in Allegheny Cemetery. Bl'KNS On Friday.

April 10. 125, at 8:36 a. GEORGE V. BURN'S, in his th year, at his residence. 13DJ James street.

Side. Flttsbnrsh. Funeral services at Willisons, 600 Cedar avenue. North Side. Pittsburgh, on Sunday afternoon at o'clock.

Friends of the family and members of Post 12S. (i. A. R-: Hoik Ijorige 141 K. of and Park l4lg 973.

I. O. O. are respectfully Invited to attend. Interment private Monday morning.

rChicajro and East Ur-erol to.) papers please copy CONrRN on Wednesday, April H2S rt 11:10 p. PATRICK R. t'ONDRON, husband of the late Mary O'Connor Con-'iron, arM (1 year. Funeral from th. home of his daughter, Mrs.

Manus C. Rrott. 1510 OHeiton avenue. Ilraokline. on Monday, April li at 11 a.

m. Solemn high mass of requiem at. St. Paul's Cstbedra! st 10 a. m.

Friends of the fsmlly are respeotfulW Invited to attend. COVWAY on Thursday. April 1, Hii, at p. at th. Suburban rIofnHtal.

Bellavur. JAVES KARf, Co.NWAT. son of the Into Josefih and Mary Con-may, in his 32rd y.nr Funeral service xl the family residence. 'M7 )ry avenue. Km.worth.

on Sunday. April at p. m. Tnterment Monday at 2 p. m.

Friends of. the family ar resTecif'Jl'y invited to attend. COWI-: On Fri.lay. April to. l2i.

st y. st hie hifn. SS97 ffth H.venu. i-OWKX. hufNtn.) of Klizar-Th ow-n m-e Powers H.

waj a member ef Rigo fVmimanderv No. in Knishls of Maiu. also a mmoer of l'at CommanJ-ers' Aiisociaiion of Ivania and mB(r nt I nion Steam and Cperdtlng Engineerii l-al Xo. 7i'S. Knlhti of Malta on April 15(.

at 8 p. m. Funeral srvWie cm Moa-' dt.y. April 1 J. at p.

m. st hi" late hnme. ES07 Fifth avenue. Oafcland. Friend of the' famMv are respectfully invit-d to attend.

Interment in Uniondale Cemetery. COTN On Thursday. April at I A If fl I "1 tt i I a II TAP I 1 e. I I II rlK ri 1 I. rj 6 11 A SATjT REA IH a Ij POT 3 Cjfe A P'" 9 Tj tt 6 fp J.

H. FA I.KKNHAGEN, Morrow firt! Kuiliim. Murray aw. Hazel iiOi or Open Siunrtayd nd Evenings. A "DIAMOND" GARAGE will pay your (u bill your oack yard Sold on Payments Like Rent DIAMOND HAiUlnAJlE MFtS.

Pbone Couit 476. ZZ r'O'jnh ava. FOR SALE Four-passenger electric coupe; new paint, excellent condition; complete charging outfit; price $450- Write 6329 Darlington road, Pittsburgh, Pa. TEN FORD ROADSTERS CHASSIS, S50 EACH 1929-1921 models; real bargain; mast be IWUTCHLER-MCODEY MS Water ft. Tourt 4iS.

S. dual -al-rn. finest utomoMIe rn the country: just like new. new cord tires; smut be at once. Price $1,400.

Oil Montrose tbSo. S. Beatty St. OIIVE THOMAS paid for a Locomo-M'e town car just before she died: car Is practically new; to be sold regardless of value or wiib trade for real Call Montrose ttti. fHEVROLPT TWRINO NEW CAR: N'KVER nKIVEN A MI1.E; DOWN, MONTH: fJCARANTEED SO D.tti PHiVNK MONTROSE i7B.

ASK fOR MR. RETNObDS. STTEPHENS 1924 a-rjajwenger Brougham. In perfect condition; will sacrifice for' $To cash. Call Grant 3M4, or Uilaad OowJ between 2 and p- ro.

FOR SAl.rJ One Bhaw taxicab ia perfect rnaition. eiuipoed with meter; all rea-ly rer husnnetwi Write H. The Uaaette Times. )R SEDAN', Cbevroiet tourtngy hoch good: each: roust sell today. 217 East Park- Wpi Til! sell your ear without any cost to you.

a A Sales Co 2t4 3outb Beatty or Montrose A'6- AUTO LICENSE in 24 tiours- Mclnemey. Flfih ave. at Ross at. Open eeenincs. ltB OAJEIAXli touring.

A 1 shape; new ttres: tsott. HI land 443C-R. PAT TOTJ SAW IT rN THE GAZETTE TIMES WHEN ANSWERYNG "AOa" Machinery, Tools. Etc. WOODWORKING MACHINSRT.

Gae Kngiaes. afetera. Pumps. BRIGGS MACHINERY COMPAST, 13-12-13 Second Ae. THREE new 50 K- V.

trnonners: big bar-Sain. Monroe. Grant M. Twenty-third Pirtsr.urfrh. Household Furniture.

"BIG BARGAINS' white enamel gas range, used few weeks, sale price large refrigerator, lis. like new: Sxft Aimir.sitr rug. Montrose 70. FOR SA1.E Good oak dining table and brass bad, fl each. Hazel 3tSl-W.

evenings only. RELIABLE stove for sale, white naroel; as new. Phone Haxei XR SALE Icebox. Call at VH Edmond TifJihurgh. FINE player piano tK; also rugs, chairs, etc Hiland mominrs.

APRTX IROSTR. 45-inch; excellent condition, fljk 19S3-W. Gross St. AT TOP PAW IT IN THE GAZETTE TIMES WHEW ANSWERING ADS." Poultry, Birds Dogs. AII.ETA1.R PUTTERS.

litrbe to rrinter in American Kenml Club; ral fines, Ihigh 833-J. Z-3 Votfeti Beeciiview, pitts- rurch. I Miscellaneous. Wholesale Price to Plumbing SuopllF. Steam and Hot Witt Heating Supplies.

Hot Air Faraarea. Pipeiesa PurnaceSL PrlTate IJKht and Power Plants, Roofing Gat-ter Spouting Pipes Valves Fittings. Water Bystesss. Septic Tanks. Psint Supplies.

Plumbers Supply Burke (4) 433 Liberty Ave, Pgh. Pa. Catalog and Price List on Reqneec PLUMBING SUPPLIES WHOLE Stl ,4 PRICES TO Ow Chas A. Bruce Co Oe-40a MABKCT ST COURT til 32 ASH'fOf OU NfT ff'CS CATALOG 11. ATK GI.AS-"; one une smai.tr; Ian-gain.

F.a.t par'xway. PATENTS. FOR 8AI.B Patent lock: price W. Only those desiring to buy need applv. Wrtta to T.

The Gaaetie Tlmse. EDUCATIONAL. 65TH YEAR CURRY COLLEGE DAI xo EVENING SESSIONS. wr Fl 7r wALw Mrs. Margaret L.

Boyle. Mrs. Margaret Boyle, aged S4, of Scottdale. died Thursday morning- in the home of her son, Matthew Doyle, 112 West Stockton avenue. N'orth Side, where she was visiting.

She was born in Ireland, and came to this country in 1859. She was a rr.enbcr of St. Roman Catholic Church of Scottdale. Besides Matthew Boyle, she leaves another son, Owen Boyle of San Francisco. two daughters, Mrs.

James Hughes cf Baltimore and Mrs. John Murtha of Mt. Pleasant, 23 grandchildren and 42 great-grandchildren. John Jones. John Jones, agtd 78.

died yesterday in his home, 405 Brown avenue. Turtle Creek. He was a member of the McMaster's Methodist Kpiscopal Church. Besides his wife, Mrs. Kllen Lewis, he leaves two sons, John nnd W.

S. Jones, of Turtle Creek; three daughters. Mrs. P. Boyd and Mrs.

J. 1 Hildebrand of t'nity, and Mrs. J. B. Teats of Turtle Creek; 12 jrrandcnildren and 7 great-grand-childicn.

Afrs. Sarah Jane Hamilton. Mrs) Sarah Jane Hamilton, widow of the late John Hamilton, one of the oldest residents of the East Liberty Valley, died Wednesday in her home, 5912 Margarctta street. She was a member of the Calvary Meth odist Kpiseopa 1 Church. She leaves two sons.

Col. Thomas G. Hamilton of Gary, and Theodore A. Hamilton, and two daughters. Miss Agne5 L.

Hamilton, and Mrs. John A Rhine. LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE of the first meeting of creditors: In the District Court of the United States for the Western IMstrict of Iennsylvania. fn the mattsr of Simon Sterner, trading as Steiner's Chain Meat Markets, bankrupt.

No. 1093) in bankruptcy. To th creditors of said bankrupt Notice is hereby given that on April 1. 1925, the said Simon Steiner, trading as Stelner's Chain Moat Markets, of Pittsburgh, in the connty of Allegheny and distrint aforesaid, was duly adjudicated bankrupt and that the first meeting of his creditors will be held at Boom No. 3 in St.

Nicholas Building. No. Fourth avenue, Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania, on April 21. 1925.

at 10 clock a. at which time the said creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting. The schedules fi'ed show liabilities. $11, CIS 0: assets. 4.

WATSON B. ADAIR. April 10, 1325. Referee tn Bankruptcy. JOHN K.

P.RNN, Attornev-Rt-Law. No. 121 Berger Pittsburgh. Pa. Notice is hereby given that letters testa-mentary on the estate of Dnvid Donaldson.

deceaevT-d. late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny county, have been granted to the un deigned, to whom all perrons indebted to said estate are to make immediate payment; those having claims or demands against same will make them known without delay. JAMES O. DONALDSON, Kxecutor.

Hale avenue, Louisville, Ky. PROPOSALS, NCrTICK PO CONTRACTORS Separate sealed bids are for general contract work, for hot eir heating and ventilating system, for plumbing system and for electric wiring system in erection of a huildinr for school district of township of KaA Deer, Allegheny county, Pennsylvania. Bids fo he delivered lo the undersigned not later than 7 o'clock Hastem Standard time, Monday. April 27. 126.

A ppltcat ions for pis ns and speciflcatiorrS tn be made to 11. Phillips. RejrJrtered A prhitect. O. Pox 977, Iittburgh, Pa.

Bell phone Court Hnch bid to he accompanied by certified check in amount or of estimate, to guarantee signing of uniform orract if swarded the ork. Building to be completed by November 1st. IftJCi. A surety company bond in full mount of cent ract will be ren red for any, contract awarded. The rKht is reserved to aijept any bid, or to reject anv or aM hid Swibmftted J.

CLARK. RBCKKTARY. School District Township of ICast Door. Tercnt um. Pa.

OFFICIAL MISCELLANEOUS. UXlTEn -STATES RNGINRKR OFFICE, r. O. BOX Tt. Louisville, Ky.

Sealed will received here nntil 2 p. Ontral ttm. May 11. 193. and then opened for ftTmi.hlns and delivering mwtaj wrfc for heart riL weirt.

for I Htm No 4S. Ohio Kivar. furtber wlonBaXioa oa application. Capt. Scott R.

Dawson. Capt. Scott Reiley Dawson, aged 78, one of the oldest captains on th2 Ohio river, died yesterday in his home at Wilkinsburg. He was born in Warrington, a son of CapU William Thomas Dawson, one of the pioneer river captains. He had navigated the Ohio river since he was aged 21.

He formerly was employed by Brown Co. and the Horner and Roberts Company. He retired in 1318. During his life he was closely associated with Captain William Rodgers. He was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church and of Harbor Lodge No.

25, Masters' and Pilots' Association of Pittsburgh. He leaves a eon, William Dawson of Toronto, and a sister, Mrs. W. W. Meyers of Martin's Ferry, O.

Thomas Hart man. Thomas Hartman, aged E7, retired Ross township farmer, yesterday in his Rochester road. He was born in Germany and had lived in Ross township for SI years. He waa one of the organizers of St. John's Lutheran Church of Perrys-ville.

He leaves four daughters, Mrs. Fred Kornman of Freedom, Mrs. Rose Metz of North Avalon, Mrs. Anna Wright, at home, and Mrs. Ida Kschenbaugh of Neville Island; 21 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren.

Aftsj C. Maude Gehrett. Miss C- Maude Gehrett, for the last 10 years an office chief for the General Accident and Casuality Company, died yesterday In the West Perm Hospital. She was the daughter of the late Jacob F. and Ellen Rutter Gahrett of Orbisonia, Huntingdon county, where she was born and raised.

She came to Pittsburgh in 1915. She was a member of the Methodist Kpiscopal church. She leavesi one brother, John Gehrett of Turtle Creek, and two sisters, II rs. W. Harvey Thompson of Reedsville and Mrs.

Harry A. Dodson of 6937 Kelly street, with whom she resided. Jacob Nolte. Jacob Nolte, aged 66, a Kennedy township farmer for more than 43 years, died yesterday. He was born in Moon Township and was a member of St.

Mary's Roman Catholic Church of McKees Rocks. He leaves his wife, Mrs. J. Beck Nolte: three sons, Nicholas, Hubert and Leo Nolte, and six daughters. Sister Mary Concilia, of the St.

Franciscan Order, Mrs. Francis Moser, Mrs. Anna Kirschner, Mrs, Agnes Maloney and Miss Roseiia and Miss Dorothy Nolte. Thomas B. Aiken.

Thomas B. Aiken, aged 21, of Bur-gettstown. died yesterday in tha Hospital after a short illness. He was a son of the late C. Aiken.

He was member of the Robinson United Presbyterian Church of Bur-get tstown. He leaves three brothers, Hardey Aiken of Ell wood City, John Aiken of Slinrjerv Kurt anrl Robert Aiken of Seattle, and two sisters. Miss Mary and Miss Ksie Aiken, both of Seattle, Wash. STEERS AMUCK. CAUSE PANIC Residents living F.ast Ohio street.

North Side, and in Etna were thrown into turmoil early yesterday when a herd of 15 led by two wild Texas steers, ran wild and terror ised the districts as they were being taken to the provision plant of Oswald Reus Company. Inc. Spring Garden avenue. After the Texas steers had been slain, the other were driven back to the stockyards..