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THURSDAY MORXIXG II PITT URGH POST NOVEMBER 8, 1917. Thirteen WANTED WANTED WAXTKD For Sale Miscellaneous. MALE HKLP. 5 VJillTE en SAVED Bf WHEATLESS DAY Com, Rye and Graham Bread Served to Restaurant Patrons. Wanted! ROOMS FOIl NT 1J0OM FOR IIACIIELOR, I'Rl VATE FAMILYliest section city; modern house, large yard running water in room; next tile bath with shower; windows, open fireplace." clothes press; use of garage.

Cal Ililand or Ont in? liuihling. WKI.I. furnlahed room foT refined ttle nen; private Kaat End home. Phone ll land SnOt-J. iH' Motormeini aed Aid of Gonstantine Pledged to Kaiser LOXDO.V.

Xov. 6. A dispatch to Reu-ter's. Limited, from Athens says another series of telegram- which were dispatched to Berlin durinx the regime of King Constantine have been published, and that they, show the secret efforts of the former king to help the Germans win the war. One oF thsc dispatches, dated January 21.

1916, follows: "The king of Greece pledges his woril to the German emperor that in no circumstances snail any soldier or niiiv be employed by the royal government against the German troops or their allies. Greece consents to the use of the Drama-Seres railway by Germany and her allies." In later telegrams, the correspondent concludes. Kins Constantine bewailed that he could not do what he wanted to do because of entente pressure and the blockade. Knowing Husband No Alimony Asked Coedmictori mi positions for men between 19 and SO years Id Apply 9 to 1 Except Saturday aid Sunday Employment Office rear 435 Sixth Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Railways Co, PRESSED STEEL CAR COMPANY, McKEES ROCKS, PA. 2 Sfceet Metalworkers.

MouMers. merSo Corrugated Iron Sheet-ers, Machinist. LaiorerSo 'One Templet Maier. want Ads GET BEST RESULTS MAIN OFKIt'K: Mood Street l.iltrrtv cnue lUOM-: Brll. rant 6100.

f. A. Main Mil lc Per Word Set in this stis ie. TWO CENTS A WORD FOR "Want Ads." when set solid. wi! be accepted at THli RXTE OF ONE CENT PER WORD, teveu consecutive insertions for the of six when paid for in advance.

nimum charge 15 cants. THE POST Will not he responsible for more than the first incorrect insertion or any classified advertisement ordered for more than ont time. Advertisements ordered inserted 'till forbid" will not be discontinued until a written notice 1 received. feat Advertisements tri be received of regular rates at the office of THE XEW YORK HER ALT) Herald Square. Advertisements for the Xew York Herald received at the office cf The fost at regular rafet.

LOST AND FOUND. FOUND place in this city to buy furniture, carpets and general household goods, either for cash or on easy payments, is at the Big Store in East Liberty, on Collins corner of Broad block off Penn out of the high rent and big expense district; all East End cat within one square of stores: see our goods and get our prices before you buy elsewhere. Pittsburgh Upholstering Co. Open every evening till 9 o'clock. Saturday until 10 p.

m. STOLEN Maxwell flve-passenaer touring car. model 1917. state licence 2a7TO. manufacturers, auto equipped with two Lee puncture-proof smooth tread tires in front: right rear wheel had one Goodvear non-skid tire; 1 ft wheel had one Mohawk non-skid tire: extra wheel in rear with Lee non-skid tire; wooden wheels.

Notify Capt. Ben Marshall, Plttshunth Police, or R. M. McQuade, Aetna Insurance, 217 Fourth ave. IF you have lost a a mmnaa.

watch or other valuable Jewelry, pe'haps a gift, and wish to replace it at once, you can So so and experience no inconvenience by opening a confidential charge account with us. pa monmiy. l-ofUs Bros, ft S16 Liberty ave. LOST Nov. 7.

Tiffany onerT-face old watch and pin: monogram on back: inscription Inside, dated 1507. Kindly return lendinn department, Carnegie Library, Schenley Park. KaM. November 5, will reward finder. Coraopolis.

new tire and holder; Notify F. 11. Stark. FOUND Watch, chain and keys, on Sunday morning in Schenlev district Address i'60. Office of The Post.

WANTED. AGENTsT LXMBER AGKNTS Take note that the Republic Construction 'o. is in the market for demurrage cars. What have you and where located? MALE HELP, BAM MESSENGER Young man, IS years old, as messenger in large bank. Must have neat appearance and good education; excellent opportunity for the right man; references required.

Write K-858, Office of The Post. OPERATORS 40 CENTS AN HOUR for work in chemical plant danger nil; no previous experience necessary; sober American men. over draft age preferred; steady employment; work every day; 40 cents an hour to commence: ohanoes advancement. Apply at employment office. Aetna Chemical Oakdale, Allegheny county, Pa.

just 14 miles from Pittsburgh; take Panhandle Train at Union or Fourth Avenue Station. FIREMEN LABORERS Good wages, steady work; best of working conditions. Apply Power Plant, north end Glen-wood Bridge, Glenwood, Pa. HAl. lil.VD..

57S2 If you are looklni fr a reil home with all lt comfort home '0'ik(nir and IimUIoif f-ome and net the attractive looking room which wiil bi ready November 1. FlTRNISHKr rfnim for one or two iventle men; Perrysvllla district! ull convenience H'edar TS'-M. iKAST KNH. 130 Neejev near PeiTn- Hriaht. cheerful Meeplnic roonu; all convenl fin e.

Phone inland. S1IKFF1 KUU K'll- Two' fiirni'hed 7econ(' floor front room, auitahle for lady or lien-tlemati. 'KNTKK "A irtilWied" room private family; hne Uxitinn; het car cervirH -In city; mintile from Roup etatlon. exi-el-lent location for lUKines man; unlimited Phone. Ililand.

WKST KUX A lOJt ueautlf jl floor front room opposite bath; electric lit-tit. all onvenlencea. NI' furlCaheil loom for Kentiemen. private ail convenience. Phone ei'S S.

henlcv. Laiite-room. Willi' board; iiiiinin water, twin bcd.4 lor tw' lemen. PRivATt: i kYmk'i vk xixv mT.k" Nicely furnished room; all vcniencen; K-ciitieiii'-ii only Hill iu7-W. COSJ.KHK AVK.

70S ll-fiiriiied" frotc, room for gentlemen; convenient to lloup piaiion. ni cj.r 1-tie, KHKFFIKI.I Vr.r""fi34 -NU-eiy- furniahed rnomx. electric liht; all coiiveiilnce. 1 Phone 204J.lt Cedar. FI'RNISHKD room, extra bath, electric I FI HMSMKI).

SA.MilKV 307-ltent hsretnent, IIxKO feet. hop. plumber, painter, tinner; good land. 1COOM ANU FAIItMi VvT floor -room, tile bath, electric liaiit. near tirst-vlari board.

H043 IlilanJ. ron FIREPROOF STORAGE We crate, ship and move householi fasis lower and hi pianos: auto truck service J. O'KEIL EXPRESS, 813 AV. Diamond X. 403 Cediro: NjrtH iO LOAN Our liberal loans give you libem.1 amounts which in turn give you liberty of action.

Loans at Just 6 Yearly Interest on DIAMONDS JETVRl.nr rtp on WATCHES LISTO STOCK on SI ER A Li ST BON DS HT per month to 2 storage No extras except on furs. Yearly loans with renewal, when wanted Js. DeRoy Sons lN '-Y opp. POSTOPFICE. THERE OVER SO TEARS.

Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry We also loan low rate on Silverware. Camerav Revolvers, Gun-s, Kur. Tools. Clothing, Transit-Musical Instruments. Established lSGU fc 929 Liberty.

Av" Cifl SO Grant MORTGAGE LOANS. PARTY having home funds will loan on good second moitgag" any sum from to Address Office of TheJ'ov LOAN'S Heirs to estates, flrst. second bum pages, notes, collaterals. Box 1390, ON TO LOAN' HOWARD BUOW.V C. 429 Fourth av" EDUCATIONAL.

PITTSBURGH ACADEMY, 613 WOOD STREET. ol 1 Prep a a Sh rth and Bookkeeping Private Seeretary-Day School Night School. (Send for Catalogue. DAY AND NIGHT SESSION? PENN AVENUE- AND STANW1X STREET AVANTEI. A UOoD tcai'her of French.

62. Ofl ire of Tba Pont. Address O.AnsN As Loav As PRESSED) STEEL CAR COMPANY M'KEES ROCKS, PA. KEMAI.K HELP. YOUNG Between the ages ciierea a woik, pleas vancement to those pleura mi imiLE UfcLl'.

Wo Walkc Pittsburgh's Big Mail Order House. We need ptiB as CUBES ill our correspondence department; if!) for week and honus; fine opportunity lor advancement. Apply Employment Of'tic, Herrs Island; take -Millvale or Ktna cyr. WELSIiACll CO. desires a lady for stenographic and clerical work; must be experienced and come well recommended.

Apply Welsbadi (Jas Lamp GlM Libert Pittsburgh, Pa. WASTKIi An expciitiii-nii'OOk nre'h'eat wages Phone Schenley 24i4 or call 16U0 Murray ave. (iIRL to work on mailing and folding. work. Applv Kuud Mfg.

120th and Siual'l-man sts. One mIio can feed printing pres. Clean work. Applv Kuud Mfg. 20th and Small-in an sts.

Attorney's office; an-Kwer stating previous experience, axe. residence, telephone. Write J-SM, Office of The Pt. WANTED Girl for downstairs work. Other maids employed.

Good wages and home. Reference. CGI fi Dalzell place or Telephone JSOOJfliland. U'AXTKD-Girl for peneral housework, Rood family of ihree. Call Crafton ESJ-J.

for general housework. ioot home. Hes-t acw. No washing. Thone Neville, or ajply in pernon.

M. X. Smith, '1'crmon Northside. WANTKD Woman for peneral housework: no laundry work. Apply North HiKhlanrt any evening.

YOl'NO white Rirl for chambermaid work and to help with care of children, riione Ill-land 7077-n. CHAMHRRMAin for private family wanted: no laundrv work: per wevk reference. Phono 287 Schenley or 5U1 Ayles-horo ave. Mf.K ANT FEM AT.K It KIT. Till'.

UNITED PTATKS CIVIL t-'KRVlf'K COMMISSION Announces a number of vacancies and will receive applications for the following positions: Stenographer-typewriter, male and female I department, every Tuesdav. I Stenotrrapher-typewriter, field service I and third Ihursdaya In every month. Clerk, departmental. Nov. 14.

Schedule clerk (male and fr.ma'e). Fireman, Nov. 13. Ship draftsman, Nov. 2ft.

Pa.senpcr rate clerk. Nov. 20. Card perforator operators. Nov.

Physical laboratory helper, Nov. 21. ImmiKrant inspector. Nov. 21.

Statlatician. male. Nov. 20. Copyist topographic riraiiKhtsman.

Nov, 21. Clerk with knowledge of stenography and typewriting. 1 ec. 14. Machinist, bureau of standards.

Nov. 17. 'ierk drauKht-sman. Nov 21. Clerk qualified as free hand artist.

Nov. 21. Apprentice piate cleaner, transferrer and encraver. Nov. 21.

Scientific indexer. I iec. 5. Stenojrraphic clerk. 1 ec.

4. Calculating mai-hine operator, Iec. E. Manual traininu teacher. 1 iec.

5. Supervising insctor fruit and vegetables, Nov. 27. Cntil further notice, and on account of the urgent needs of the applications will be received at any time for the following positions: Roller makers. Poatbuilders.

Junior engineer. Boiler makers' helpers. Accountant (malei. Skilled labor (munitions1, male and female, for Pittsburgh certification. Unskilled labor tmale and fema; age limit.

Skilled labor, bureau of standards. Machinists. Assistant '-hemist. Mechanical drautrhtsr.ian. Suhclerlcal 'male) vn'chmen.

Assistant inspector of engitieeritiK. statistician. Telegraph operator 'men or women). Hookkeeper-t pewriter (men and women), every Tiiesciay. Clerk-bookkeeper (men and women), every Tuesday.

The hI'Wp is only a partial list. For further information and application blanks apply to W. W. Sihray, chief examiner, loom 40t Herscr building. Pittsburgh, Fa.

COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA. 1 'epHrtment of Labor and Industry. I-'K HE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. For information concerning jthe following positions call at the employment office. 601 Hartje It Wood st.

This per ice Is free of charge to both employer and employe. Applications taken from a. m. to 1 p. in.

No applications taken on Saturday. Positively no labor trouble at any of the places llste.1 from this offne. CLERICAL. OFFICE. SALESMEN AND TRADESMEN AND MECHANICAL.

Laborers inHrte and outside work. Pattern makers. Handy men. Rollei s. 'lea net Porter.

Structural iron workers. Moulders. i 'arpenters. Hospital cleaner. Sheet iron workers.

Simper. Boiler makers and Milling machine hands. Punchers. Oar cleaners. Miser.

Strippers. Millwrights. Office boys. Machinists. Lathe hand.

Pipefitters and helpers. Riveters. Repairmen. Fitter helpers. Coil winders.

Conductors. Motormen. "hinpers. Apprentices fHcrks. Grinders.

Factory workers. Cranemen. FEMALE HELP. Typists. Domestics.

Laundry girls. Girls for light factory woik. Cooks. Housekeeper. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR.

FREE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. 40C Hererer Idttsbttrgh. Pa. Following Is a partial list of positions now open. Persons desiring employment -e Invited to avail themselves of this free service.

MALE HELP. Coal miners for A A'a. and Ky. Laborers, all kinds. Machinists and helpers.

Car cleaners. Riveters. Moulders. Toolmakers. Screw machine hands.

Planer and lathe hi-nd-. Pattern makers. Carpenters rough. AViremen. Machine tool repairmen.

Boring mill hands. Electricians Coppersmiths. Jigmakers. Sheet metal workers. Chef, colored, for club.

Layerouts. Tinsmiths. Millwrights. Grinders. Rivet heaters.

Chippers. Engine fitters. Boiler makers and helpers. Factory hand-. FEMALE HELP.

Housekeeper. Dome-dl Kactorv hands. If you are looking for work other than that lined at-ove you should file your application at this off ice. MTIATIOV HOOKKEEPINO and accounting work wanted for evenings and Saturday after noon: actual tiunitte expciience. I-or in-formt-tioa writ Hi, Home wood Branch OfLce.

tT MB TIKI. LA CHINA TREES. aet: Pop. paw tree. 60c each; Plum trees, lac each; Ornamental Umon trees.

6r each; Cab-hcB plants. 11.75 rer inno: Strawberry pur 1000; Dewl.erry and Biackberry plants, 19r; each; It for Me: 15 for A L.lj SEN Bunitna 8ed Tarm, Box l-'J. S1rkville. Mi. SHOWCASES, Fountains.

Fixture, t'a-h all suppliew. Iiuqiiexue Supply A Kxtract Vfi Market ft. VATC11ES. liiamondn. Jewelry, iliVfr.vare.

on creillt. I.ofti lro. tc f.10 I.iherty ave. butiSei oiiThti. I'afe.

ra.sh aida fauntaln-. tove. 121? ave. I iKl.PS Konrtti at. SAFEi new and hand, fire and huralar tiinrif Avnta Vt rH ir-1 1 I rv yf.

Howe Scale ucceor to W. C. Clark Kafc Co. C4. 110 Wood.

cor. Second. Sewing Machines Repaired. luaranted to new like new J. K.

Townend. 1J44 l-ayette. Add rem Al 10MOBlLK. MITCHELL 1017 Sedan, 7-pas-sengcr ear; almost new; will sell ut a sacrifice. PJTTSUURCH-PAICE 401.

P.auni Poulevard. 4.j40 Schenley. 19 1 7 Model Ford Touring Cooii as new; iw reasonahle offur refused, phone -S7. rln; 2. Irwin.

Pa. CTI Ali.MEliS, 6 "40, 10 Hi, 7-pas-senger; all good tires; cur is in line shape. PITTSIUJKCII-PAIvJE 4615 llauni Boulevard. 4540 Sehjenley. OLV.MPIAX 1018.

oniy run hOO miles; Avill sell at a sacrifice. I I TTSI) I i 1 1 -P A I 4615 Bauin Boulevard. 4540 Schenley. FOR Kt.i; Viintriick. nmii; in Rood runniML; order, or will trade for Ford touring.

V. F. Hr.nman. 2181 Statiwix city. A LLEX Ioadst7tr llllllipw tires; sp400 takes it.

PITTSBUIKJH-PAKiE 4615 Baum Boulevard. 4510 Schenley. M(HINKIV. IRON ANI WOOinVORKINC MACI1INKRY New and second-hand machines, tools, lathes, shaper, planes, KaraRe machinery, gasoline enftinca, puni)v. electric machines, handsaws, aawniill outfit, belting, pulleys, i-haftum, contractor equipments, mill, mine, railway and contractor' fupply.

Balid Machinery Pittsburgh, Pa. PO KQ I PM XT Steam and W. A. CARRELL tll-13-ir Second ave. Court iKM.

Wood Working Machinery Oaa EnEines. Power Pumpa and Machinery. MACH1XKRY 288 Second ave. TTPEWR1TKRS. Typewriters Rented.

3 non-visibles. Cy 17.50 vislbles. sfc2i Initial payment applies on tSKSTf purchase. Factory Rebuilt Typewriters, SI 3 to "Xajtigpr AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE 530 PENN AVE. PHONE GRANT 137S.

Underwoods--Underwoods And Other Makes nr Special Prices, See Us t. I'GH. TYPEWRITER 240 Foarth Basement A polio Bldg. TAPE RITERS All makes at ereatly re- I fort flu Typewriter-Co. 431 Fourth avt near postoffiee.

DIAMONDU for old gold and sliver; ws will accept your old Jewelry at above nur-ket price and apply entire srrount oa uur-chare of a diamond, pay baianca montJiy. LOFTI3 BROS. A Old Liberty ave. DIAMONDS. WATCHES.

ON CREDIT The gift that satl.sties a genuine diamond, fine watch or hr.ndsome Jewelry. Our reputation for low prices assures you greatest values. Special harpt.ins. Open a charge account. LOFT 18 616 Liberty ave.

Open evei in HORSES AXt VEHICLES. Breaking Bp Faming ACCOUNT OLD AGE AND SICKNESS. MUST SELL PAIR BELGIAN MARE.S WITH FOAL, UKED TO IMPORTED BELGIAN STUD. AT ALMOST OUR OWN PRICE. Also the finest pair at big younu mares In Pennsylvania, not with foal; will sacrifice for almost any reasonable offer.

Also two Studebaker farm wagons and harness. Will sell separate if desired. Only reason for selling, breaking up farming account of old age and sickness. AVill sell on cash or credit Call at FARMERS' FEED STABLE, 115 South Diamond N. opposite Allegheny Market, back of Bogga Buhl's department (store.

A.k for Mr. Meyers' horses. $150 FOR PAIR $15o BOTH IN FOAL. BLACK and a BROWN MARE, worked single and double by my late husband on our farm: both are aged about seven years, weigh 1.375 pounds each; 73 buys either one; both good workers; also their harness and a farm wagon In good condition; selling far below cost, as I have moved to city sinre selling my farm. Mrs.

Minnie Hell-man, widow or Jake Hellman, 407 l'enu opposite Brahm's Met sslore. Business Property. FOB KKNT. BUILDING SIXTH ABOVE SM1T1IFIELD. All might outside rooms, tistie environment.

II EAL ESTATE CO. OF PG1L, Wood and Fourth. FOR KENT. 917 LIBERTY AVENUE. Excellent Rtail or AVholesale Location.

8-story building, with frontage of 21 feet, running back to 20-foo: alley; large new e.e-vator in rar of building: Al condition. FARMERS DEPOSIT TRUST 315 Farmers Bank PulWng. HOUSES FOR SALE. city and srmnnAN. BEN AVON.

Beautiful home. Uvinx room type, hrifk-and-shinirle construction; iHtge huh par)or; strictly modern; lot 60x2u0. level; street Iu vrd tinp fihrubberv. LAWTOX REAL ESTATE 336 fourth ave THORN BU KG PROPERTY. Fine i--to-date dwelling.

8, 10 and 12 room; Immediate possession. A. D. WILSON, 404 Federal at. Northside.

KAST END. EAST END. Ten-room brick residence, all modern throughout, at H26 Sheridan price Sii.900 LAWTOX REAL ESTATE 3T16 Fourth nve. Phone 134S 'ourt. EAST END BARGAIN: 45 COLLINS AA'E.

brick residence. Lot 2SxlOO to an alley. Price LAWTOX REAL ESTATE 33 Fourth ave. Phone 1 34 14 Court. NORTHSIUK.

OWNER LEAVING CITY. Muat ell modern frame dwelling of 7 rooma f.nd attic: level lot; near four car lines; In Brighton road district; price for quick sale. $4,700. Allegheny Real Estate MS Federal st. COUNTRY HOMF.

WANTKD. WANTED To lease a country place or small farm rear Pittsburgh or Carnvg.e. Hi. OSlca of Tba FWU MALI HKLP 1 anffierMei 2 Drop Hammermen, Locomotive tame Ea- (BAY CITY) Right Foreman fer SI FKMALK HELP. are Meal igs; rapM ai- who cai quality.

MALE HELP. ffiMBN LABORERS Good wages, steady work; best of working conditions. Apply Brunots Island Power Station on Brunots Island. WANTED Canvassers. Apply Mr.

Pearce, Circulation Pittsburgh Post Publishing Co. BOILER FLANKERS A pply H. K. Porter Company. 4Sth SWEEPERS, baggage elevator-men, baggage and mail handlers; good wages; steady Avork.

Apply Room 100, Pennsylvania Station, Pittsburgh, Pa. agon iinvers ers. Apply Ml Parrel 21L FIREMEN LABORERS Good Avages, steady Avork; best of Avorking conditions. Apply Power Plant, north end Rankin Bridge. Rankin.

Pa. OPPORTUNITY for clerical men: we require the services of plant orepators for chemical processes. Great physical strength not necessary; men over 18 years of age. Intelligent, willing and sober required; 8 hours per day; wages 32 cents per hour and ua, Aetna Chemical Newton Hamilton, CLERK with experience in invoicing by long established city manufacturing concern: give age. experience, references i.nd salary expected.

Address 8J7. Office -of The Post. LABORERS 30 cents per hour; long Job. A. P.

Simpson. Union House, Blalrsville. FEMALE HELP. GILL anted for general housework: family of three. Call 34S Locust Edge wood.

or Sl-R Franklin. WANTED Two girla with reference: one a waitress and one chambermaid, to help with laundry; good wages and car fare. Phone Sewickley ITS. WANTED EXPERIENCED DICTAPHONE OPERATOR. ADDRESS 91T FR1CK PITTSBURGH.

WANTED Girl 1G or 17 to take care of baby; one who prefers goal home more than good waK's. Phone Hiland TWO girls as cook and chambermaid: good wages: references required. iiZ-i HiUnd liti Eennlaton ava. WOMEN surrounau BAoJlowlntr successful meatless day Tuesday. Pittsburgh yesterday had its first official whea.t!es day.

An effort to curtail serving of wheat bread at least 15 per cent met with prompt sup port from diners in the majority of the dining rooms, hotels and clubs in the city. Corn, rye and graham bread substituted on the menus for rolls and white bread. Another saving: wa made on pies. In most of the restaurants pies with a top crust were discontinued for the day and only pumpkin and other "open face" pies were served. Apple dumplinsrs were lso tabooed, as were sweet rolls.

In the outlyinsr sections of the city a number of restaurateurs were not notified In time to change their menus to conform with the food administrator's suggestions, but they Lve all promised to be in line next wrk. are taking up the meatless day also and there was a great demand yesterday for substitutes for wheat. Corn bread was the most popular of the substitutes. While no estimate of the wheat saving conld be ascertained It is almost certain that the service was curtailed the 13 per cent asked by the food administrator. Student on Trial For Arson-Robbery CHAUtTTESVnJ.E.

Nov. 7. Spottswood Babncy Crenshaw. son of S. D.

Cranshaw, vice president of the Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company, was placed on trial today charged with setting fire to the University of Virginia chemical laboratory and stealing about $2,500 worth of platinum. The charge of grand larceny was the (irst charge to be taken up. Crenshaw was a student at the university. Ttie prosecution contends he burned the laboratory to conceal thefts of plati- The steamer Midland of the Crucible Fuel Company soon will be re-entered In the trade. The host has been entirely rebuilt and refurnished and Its Interior Is more that of a passenger steamer than a tow-boat.

The staterooms and cabin are white enamelled, the latter even Is adorned with a rug. The stern wheel has been set bick nine inches, while the head has been raised six inches, a novelty on local rivers, which will allow the tooat to travel at full speed without swamping. All timbers are solid and seasoned oak. while the new machinery Is being placed by the Marine Manufacturing Company. The cylinders are 14-inch with a foui and one-half foot stroke, the Hornbeck cam and California cutoff being in-italled.

A new "shipping up" Jack and new stacks also will be installed this week. The boat has the) largest rudder power of any on Inland rivers. A gold leafed double-eagle is on the jack staff and the trimmings on the upper deck are also of gold leaf. Captain J. H.

Hudson, master of the boat, was in charge and supervised the rebuilding and also designed all new and labor-saving devices, his first consideration being for the workingman. His crew consists of David Aah worth, engineer, and J7iclc iM-June. mate. One of the new depart-m4t are the larg "bitts" on the forer castle, which are sheathed with steel plate and designed to withstand the shock of tr.e largest steel barges afloat. The boat li 117 feet long, 23 feet wide, four feet deep, 23 feet high and has a gross tonnage of 87.

Charles M. Fairman and "William H. Flint of Pittsburgh were appointed by the United States district court to make a survey of the ateamor Monitor, which sank in the Monongahela river opposite Charlerol. Their report will be filed with the court. Lieutenant Colonel Horton Stickle, district engineer, accompanied by Captain Warren Etaey of the Vesta Coal Company.

Captain James Morin of the American steel and AA ire Company, Captain Henderson and Captain Bunton of the Pittsburgh Coal Company. In spected Lock No. 4. end especially the new cnamoer wnicc. ia nearing completion.

According to United States Engineer J- vv. Arras, tne surveys or the proposed locks and dams in the Allegheny river are practically completed. Soundings are being made at the proposed site of Lock and Dam No. 8. It Is expected the survey work on the proposed Ems-worth dam will be started next week.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has submitted its application to the lo cal engineers ror an exchange of property at Lock and Dam No. 3, Glen Osborne. Ohio river. The company intends to lower Its tracks, beginning at a point above that lock and extending for a distance of about three miles down stream to Shields station. The new Hne will eliminate grade crossings and also a steep grade which now exists at tnat point.

The following Federal permits were Issued yesterday: Buckeve CoaJ Company, Carmichieis. sixth pool, left bank. Monongahela river, the erection of a coal tipple and ice breakers and also to dredge and dump material; Pittsburgh and Lake Erie railroad, to construct three spans of Its bridge across the back channel of the Ohio river at Neville Island: United Coal Corporation, to maintain three let breakers at its Ella tipple. Mononga-hetai river, three miles above Monongahela city. Colonel T.

P. Roberts. United States engineer, expects to leave tomorrow night for Washington to visit his son. Lieutenant J. Milnor noberts, of the Three Hundred and Fourth Pioneer Regiment, United States Engineers.

During the 24 hours ending Tuesday midnight. 15 steamers and 75 barges 'with 8.28 tons of coal, passed Lock No. Monongahela river. During the same time, 23 steamers and 118 barges with 23.300 tons of coal, passed Lock No. 3.

It is expected the wickets at Heirs island and those of the first five dams I In the Ohio river will be raised this morning. The following stages were reported laat night: Davis'Island 5.1 feet; Heirs Island. 4.7 feet; Freeport. S.J fret and faUing. RIVER TELEGRAMS.

OHTO RIVERS. CINCINNATI. Xov. 7. -The Mage of the irrver at o'clock was 22.8 feet and falling lowly.

Arrivals and departures Chllo, for Manchester: Kentucky, for WHKEUNC, W. U.s feet In pool; 7.6 feet below McMechen dam; sta-tttonery; wickets raised today: clear. De-burled Milton, a. for New Matamoras. Liberty, 8 p.

from New POINT PLEASANT. W. Va River 10.S tfaet aad falling. Clear, warmer. Up Ad-hniral Dewey.

Mary Jane. Martin Rigga and 'Helper. Down Leroy and Tacoma. PARKER8BURG. W.

19 feet, ifallng slowly. Clear and mild. Tha Gray (Eagla left for Portland at p. m. GALIPOL18.

O. River 13.g feet, falling. (Cloudy and cool. Robert P. lilllham.

8TEUBENV1LLE. O. River 9 feat Inches. Wsing. Up Old Reliable.

Clear. UPPER STREAMS. MORGANTOWN. W. Va.

River 7 feet inches, faling. Clear, warmer. OIL. CITY. Pa.

River 3 feet 3 Inches, falling. Clear and cool. WAR EN, Pa. River 3 feet 7 Inches. Clear.

SLACKERS RIFE LN BEAVER. BEAVER. Nov. 7. Slacker contagion seems to have beconr.e an epidemic in the three Beaver county exemption districts.

Sheriff J. P. Bryan jand deputies, state police and borough have lists of more than 700 men iti.iRsed as deserters. Eight mert accused ief failure to register are in the county kil aad six are there as deserters. HEWS OF RIVERS XKW TORK.

Xov. 7. A woman has been found who scorns alimony in her divorce suit. She is Mrs. Josephine Kaas.

Her reason as given in court today, where she is suing Andrew Kaas, la: "Because I always had so mirrh trouble getting money out of my husband when we were living together that I don't believe my luck would be any better now. Besides I am self-supporting and think ran provide for my little boy very well." DEATH TNefTICBS Bl EHNRR. MRS. ATHEKX F.I.IZA-BETH On Weilnesdav. November 7.

11. i.t 3:15 a. Sirs. Cathern Eliza-beth Buehner (nee Kennedy), wife of Henry Buehner. aged til years.

Funeral services at the residence of her son. William F.uehner. IS Montana street. Northside, on Friday, November 9. at 2:30 p.

in. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. CHII.I. HARVEY. JR.

Suddenly, on Wednesday, November 7, 1317. at 1:15 p. Harvey Childs. Jr. Funeral services at his late residence.

718 Devonshire street, on Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Interment private. DAV1KS. DAVID JOHN On Tuesday. November 117.

at 4:15 p. Iavid John Ds-vies, husband of Ann Davies nee Davies, and brother of Mrs. William Jones, aged 43 years. Funeral from the family home. 3270 Dawson street.

Oakland, on Saturday. November 10, at 2 p. m. Friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend. Interment in Unlondale cemetery.

FLA HAVHAN. HARRY K. Wednesday, November 7. 1917. at 9 a.

Harry E. Fla Havhan. aged 58 years. Funeral services at his late residence. 3739 Hiawatha street, Northside.

on Friday, November 9, at 2 p. m. Members of Allegheny Commandery No. 33. K.

and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. (Cleveland (O. papers please copy. GRIFFITHS, ADAM At Homestead. on Tuesday moraine.

November 6. 1917. t-t 1:50 o'clock. Adam Griffiths, beloved husband of Rose Harris, in his SOth year. Funeral from his late home.

208 East eighth avenue. Homestead, this (Thursday) afternoon at 2 o'clock. Services at the Welsh Congregational Church. Sic-Ciure street, at 2:30 o'clock. Interment later in Homestead cemetery.

BEATON, MARGARET KATHERINE Ou Tuesday. November 6. 1917, at 3:15 a. Margaret Katherine Helton, beloved daughter of James and Ella May Heaton (nee Robertson), aged IS years. Funeral services at the family residence.

100 Morrison street, Northside. Pittsburgh, on Thursday, November 8, tt 2:39 p. m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Waynesburg (Pa.) papers please copy.

HASLEY. MYRTLE LOKAINE On Wed-needay, November 7. 1S17, at 12:05 a. Myrtle Loraine Hasley, daughter of Samuel and Mary Hasley. Funeral from the family residence.

Thompson Run Glenshaw. on Saturday. November 10, at 9 a. m. Solemn requiem mass at St.

Paul's Cathedral. Fifth avenue and Craig street, at 10 a. m. Friends of the faftiily are respect- fully invited to attend. Interment private.

Take Butler Short Line ci.r, get off at Vilsack stop. LONG. MARGARET ELIZABETH On Wednesday, Novenber 7. 191 1, at 4 a. Margaret Elizabeth.

Long, in her 19ih year, wife of Thomas H. Long and daughter of Samuel l. and Sarah Ellen Bayne. Funerj.1 from the parents', residence. Free-port road.

Harmar township, on Friday. November 9, at 2 p. m. Friendg of tn family are respectfully invited to attend. M'KELVY, FRANK R.

On Wednesday. November 7. 1917. at 1 a. Frank R.

McKelvy. husband of the late Ada Bown McKelvy. aged 55 years 1 month 16 days. Services Saturday at 2:30 p. at his late residence, 431 Jucunda street, near Beltzhoover avenue, Knoxville, via Knoxville car No.

44 to Orchard place. Friends of the family and members of Monongahela Lodge No. 269, F. A Duquesna Chapter No. 193.

R. A. M. Pittsburgh Commandery No. 1, K.

Pennsylvania Consistory; Mt. Moriah Council No. 2, Syria Temple: Great Western Lodge No. 345. K.

of New Era Lodge No. 34. I. O. O.

and Beltzhoover Conclf-ve No. 454, I. O. are respectfully Invited. Interment in Southside cemetery.

M'VEIGH, HIGH On Wednesday. November 7. 1917, at 2:50 p. Hugh McVeigh, husband of Cathren McVeigh (nee Harrold). Funeral from the family home.

3123 Mt-Clurg street, on Saturday, November 10. at 8:30 a. m. Requiem mass at Holy Cross Church at 9 t. m.

Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. MIRFHY. PETER H. On Wednesday. November 7.

1917. at 8:39 p. at his residence. New Kensington, Peter H. Murphy, aged 71 years.

Funeral services later. MISD1', EDWARD On Wednesday. November 7. 1917. at 11 a.

Edward Mundy. husband of Margaret Bertsrhe Mundy. aged 58 years 4 months 5 days. Funeral Saturday at 8:15 a. from his late residence.

1S15 Carson street, South-ide. Pittsburgh. Hih mass of requiem at 9 a. m. in St.

John's Church. Friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend. Interment in St. ueorge a cemetery. IChics-go (111.) and New Tork city papers please copy.

PATTEN. DR. R. G. Suddenly, on Monday, November 5.

1917. at 8 a. at Bellevernon. Lr. R.

G. Ft-tten, aged 71 years. Funeral services will be at the home of his son. George W. Patten, on Thursday, November S.

at 1 o'clock. Interment in Hehobeik cemetery. RYAN, EARL M'KINLEY On Tuesday. November 6. 1917.

at 3:80 a. at Nsw Kensington. Earl McKlnley Ryan, only 'son of Mathew and Ella Ryan (nee Brocious), in his 21st year. Funeral services will be held at the home of his parents, 1209 Woodmont avenue. New Kensington.

on Thursday, November 8. at 2:30 p. n. Interment In Union cemetery. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend.

ROLAND. U. MERTON At New Kensington. on Tuesday. November 1917.

at 13:45 p. H. Merton Roland, hus-- band of Myrtle J. Roland (nee MoftitU. In his 26th year.

Funeral services will be held at his late residence, 632 Fourth avenue, Parnassus. Pa-, on Thursdt-y, November 8. at 4 Intmrmmnt in fhllFiin CfIYieterV. Friends of the family ana Knignts of Malta are respectfully Invited to attena. SHIKERT, MATILDA On Wednesday, November 7.

1917, at 9 a. Matilda Shi-kert, daughter of Albertlna and the late luis Keinier. aged 40 years. Funeral from her mother's residence. 3041 Shadeland avenue.

Northside. oa Saturday afternoon. November 10. at 2 o'clock. Friends of the family ara respectfully invited to attend.

WIL1IELM. KATHERINE SCHUESSLER Widow of Michael Wilhelni, aged JJ years. Services Friday at 2 p. m. at her late residence.

611 Kelly avenue. Wllkinsburg. cars Nos. 63. 64 or 68 to Pitt street.

Friends of the family are respectfully Invited. Interment in Miner svllle cemetery. Auto service. YOl'NG, MRS. ELIZABETH MATHEWS On Wednesday.

November 7, 1917, at 10:80 p. Mrs. Elizabeth Ml-thews Young, aged 74 years, widow of Edward Johnson Young. Notice of funeral later. ZIMMER.

LOIIS On Monday. November 11J. i.t 2:30 p. Louis Zlinmer. beloved husband of Mrs.

Louisa. Vouet Zimmer. in his 53d year. Funeral services from the residence of his daughter. Mrs.

Henry Schaeffer. 1331 James street, Northside. on Thursday i.fternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends of the family and members of Dewey Branch No. II.

The Grand Fraternity, and Lodge No. 1432. Knights and Ladies of Honor, are respectfully invited to attend. PATENTS. PATKNTS F1NANXKI.

We Incorporate and im iitacin aew companies. ROT R. BIDDLE 402-3 Arrott Building. Vltuburgh. Fa.

OPERA! K' TRAINING SCHOOL Tlhe Ceetral District Telephone Co0? 416 Seventh Avenue, i Between hours of 8:30 a. m. and 5 p. m. PERSONAL THE MELTING POT-If you have ny old geld.

Jewelry, silver or platinum discarded false teeth, watches and diamonds, bring or Fend to us; we pay full value in cash. Lib-'-'-1 erty Beflnlng Co-npanv, 2d floor. 432 Wood ii" Pltt.sbiirsn. Phone Court 1S7. I'AKTY who took down awnings at The Basic Mineral office please call for pay or', I send wddess so we can remit.

The Basl? 1 MinerHl t'olumbus ave. and Brighton fi' road. N. Pittsburgh. Ta.

i OPEN A CHARGE ACiUNT at LoftH Bros. Co. toe a fine diamond or watco. Splendid bargains, fiic Liberty ave. rallroafl will I WANTED Planer IaM employ yard amfi imi for large work day brakemen, also yanl turn; vertical and Apply at office of zontal mill Mms for train master, Melee an 4 might turn; gmi wages Locust sts, Melees Rocks mi no SiMay work, WANTED Solicitor for" news-i kmh ltimck FfalHl- Business AN associate wanted.

I want man with" I2.59U caKh; would prefer him to be activ-e-c-j but an inactive interest be arranged. I have tin article that la used in every1-, household; can be fold as fast Ha manu-''i factured: no over-production; 200 profit; In answering give past businesr- connections, present occupation, residence nnd business address, telephone number. Ad-dress 1 4 6 4. Office of The Pot. CAIN IS ABLE i To sell your business or place you In huslneei and place you right List with him and watch M.

B. CAIN. C10-11 Bcrger Blig. i "i PROMOTION FINANCINO SiocU Ult bond tialeamen; Delaware charters. A.

Alles. 1J04 Pulo Alto Pittsburgh. Pa. FOR SALE First-clapa restaurant In good town close to Pittsburgh: price ouv; uurunieeu lit clear 91, uw a montn. selling on account or neing aranea.

ao dress 204. Office of The Post. We Ca Sell business, lie tter what It Is or where it is. If good. S.

Thompson ft SKJ Union Bank hldz. -DIAMONDS. WATCHES, tc. on credit terms. LoftU Bros.

61S Liberty av. MALE ITKLP. L. a ir- laciErmg t0o9 rirsi TalM BraMoek, Fa. FIREMEN AND OILERS Steady employment at good wages; 8 hours.

Apply to L. E. Hankison, West Penn Power Plant, Connellsville, or at 401 Benedum-Trees Pittsburgh, Pa. WANTED TEAMSTERS QUA RTERJd ASTER DEPARTMENT U. So ARMY Age Limit 18 to 45.

Enlisted as privates, flrat class. Show your patrirtism by giving Uncle Sam the benefit of your training and experience. RECRUITING OFFICE. 41 SIXTH AVE PITTSBURGH. VA.TEU-1 live men.

wo Have a view to permanent of occupation and promotion, to start utility men In oui-of-ton circulation department of a live dally paper: salary to atart 20 per week and transr-ortation referenda. Address S6. Of- nce of Ti.e Post. SINGLE man wltli reference for all-around work at club. Belletield and Fillmore N-lwecn l-'orbes and Fifth.

WANTED Voung man for ctenoeraphie 'and clerical work. Wilson 121 1'enn ave. ASBESTOS workers; union man. Apply time office, 11S1 Penn ave. BO T3 AND MEN l.anz BoU Worki S07 Cajrsoa second floor.

paper advertising. Must have anrl a 4a? nAur tion. Address K-oeb, Othce of The Post. mechanical drafting to make tracings. Address Chief Clerk, Engineering Department, Westing-house Electric Mfg.

Company, East Pitts-burghPa. LABORERS wanted on binldins construction, 33, 37V and 1Q-per hour. Apply Blome-Sinek Lambert and Hamilton ave. WANTED Warehouse helpers. Apply at once, 338 Third ave.

and wo' a bqo'1 wades. Apply Flmployment Ttur-a-t GREAT opportunity for two men to collect and canvasa for an industrial lite Insurance company; guaranteed ral'ry and commission: tig bonuses paid: references and bond re- I Quired. Apply to Eureka Life Insurance Co. 1W Bes-emer bldg. WANTED.

LATHE AND PLANER HANDS. STEADY WORK AND COOD WAOES. APPLY I J. RErDINO. A.

S. M. P. L. E.

R. R-. McKKES ROCKS, PA. CAR NT ERS men; winter's work. A.

P. Simpson. L'luon UouKe. Filairsville. Fa.

WANTED 50 laborer; eon- StrUCtlOll WOrk. John EiehleSV, touTn lwenxietn st. WANTED Mechanics to i.uy ir g-nu Stillson pipe wrenches. 10-inr'i, 81 cents; 11-inch, I.1; 18-Inch, 11.75. Plumbers' Supply iit V).

SPECIAL NOTICE ANY remaining creditor having a Just n-t unpaid claim against Duff Morriaon. for. mer proprietors of a general store at LtnT City, near Bayne, will find to his a d- -vantage to immediate write AVilllam Morrison, P. O. Box Sis, Pittsburgh.

Pa. hi VMONDS, AVATCilEi. on terms. Loftis Bros. 18 Liberty ave.

Dividend Notices. ilTrio1Cwa7jereT COMPANY. Pittsburgh. Nor, S. 117.

DIA'IDEND Director have declared regular dividend of ONE AND ONE-HALK lIHI PER CENT on common stock, payable December 1. 1917. to stockhoidera of record Nov. 20. 117.

Checks will be mailed. P. R. II ILLEM AN. Secretary.

POTTER TITLE A TRUST CO. Pittsburgh. Pa Nov. 2. 117.

DIA'IDEND The Bei.rd of Director ot this companv has this day declared a divi-v -detid of THREE PER CENT ij1) on In capital stock, out of the earnings of the company, payable on November IS, 117. to stockholders of record November Check will be mailed. 4 W. GAMBLE. Treasure..