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THURSDAY MORXIMi, II PITTSII II (i II TOST riinTlTT ATIY 21, 1018. Fifteen WANTED. WANTED ANTED WANTED. IIOUSKS FOR KI2XT houses for salt; Hjr lost MALI, nia.i MAI.K II AMI HI ItltAN. MAI.K HELP.

mm news WANTED MOTDRHER ARB CONDUCTORS positions for 19 mi 50 sotcr, Eies KM, $9,800 Fainnrsount E. E. Near Harriet Modern 10-room reception hall brick, liardwoorl floors, iirst and second floors. Lot SO ft. front.

Plenty of amito space Fine location, elegant home, arid very cheap at price. 'AN AIIUANOE TKIlMS AND fl)S. is rented nt Is In best of condition, and has 5 per cent ni irttraKO on it. PACE liUOSi Hakrw ell ltldy. 1 1 -1 Cnur: Yoin7)oKiX(i FOR A HOME? We can sell ynii a beautiful JO-toom Imlt brb housn In the Highland District Sin, on eav terms; hnu la beautifully decorated throughout: haa hard WAGES 32 CENTS to Rear 435 Sixth Aye0, Pittsurgls PITTSBUEGE RAEWAYS'CO.

WANTED Controller Motor Repairmen Apply 9. a oio to Mechanic's Offfno and Island iKtiLK Mir and CARPENTER! 9 to Master Mechanic's Offke Pittsburgh Railways Company Frainkstowm and Hommewood avenues, East EnsL FEMALE HELP. Salespeople for the 11 i i i uv good lionic right )atty i r. general housework and good pay for referenee retjuired. Frnnkstown ae.t or id Call 71)15 plume llih MAI.K AM) FKMAI IlKLP.

U.NMTKI Sl-ATKs f.VIl COMMISSION Atmounrrn a numlter of vacancies and rerelve applications for the following ostl(tn: HtrnorBpher-typewrlter. mi.ie anil fe-mule rteunrtinent. every Tuemlai. KtenoKiaplKT-typewrliier. field service, mid thir-1 Thur.lny In every month.

Amiatant lnnpector cannon iforiflng i Iei atlon). fWmiiffi'ur (rnrile), Feb. I Auto-tru-k driver (male). Feb. Clerk with knowledge of otenonraphj tyiiewrittiiK (men Rtid women).

Feb. 15.1 I.Ibiary men A women. Mar. 1 tr Irl iii. March C'hnuffeur, auto trnfk driver.

I'eb. 1. Knnitary rhenilst. (. l.anorntoiy nld In chiMiil.itrjr and phyi- 6 I Until further notice, and on account of urnft-nf needs of th eervlce.

arPlt('" Hons wlli be received at any time for lie following jio.iitlone: Hoat bnlldcrs. Sktlied mala and f- I male, for Pittsburgh cert I Oration. i Aatdstant inspector cannon (mf.chlnei pperatlone). Inspector of mt.terlal for email arm. production clerk.

AclRtant inspector of iuo- control lnffti umetits. rhemlst. l'ns! imalt and I limit. Machinists. Mcchiiica! dmuKhtFman.

Sub-clerical (inalo) watchman, mrnBen-er. statistician. TeieKrapd operators imfti or women). BooklvKer-typr1ter (inon woman). Bookkeeper-typewriter (wen and worn-en evtry TueKday.

Cement Inspector. Inspector of waybills. Assistant Uupectora of finished machln parta. I Inspectors of (lold t-rtlllery ammunition to. 1.

Assistant inspector! of field artillery ammunition steel. InBpeotora and aasUitant Inapectora of powder and explontvea. Apprentice drauKhtHinen. lioat builders tor PhllM Ielphla, Inspector of military trucks. The above Is only a ptrtlnl Use.

For further Information and application blank apply W. W. chief examtror, Hoom 40c Burger PlttsbKrgh. Pa- For Sale Jliscellaneous UNCALLED-FOR tailored suits and overcoats, $12.50. Leeds P2S Sixth near Penn ave.

I J-j i recortlers of every rleprr'ption. make you a pond allow ance tor your out equipment. The fin- in- Hii iime o. Fiillim TVh. C.KAXT SHOWCASES, rcales.

Fixtures, Cash all tuiplie. lHnpiesnc Supply Kxtract K7 Market ct. POOL, TABLES, buic.ier outfits showcase. sales. cajh sodi fountains, stoves, I Iti-j Fifth ave.

DEI.l-.S Fourth st. i Ml MCtl, IN'STRl MENTS. tQQi far ii A 51 Wmmk Uprlgtt fmrn Yes, tliat's all tve ask. $91. anrl the is a hnndsome eflioni-W WIIKKIX'K UP-IiTUIIT with yweet tone.

A niano that will lat a lifPtlme and warranted. jnlck rail or wriie for I'icture you want this bargain. Vi monthly. HOFFMANN 'rf MUSK" 1IOCSE. r.T7 WO'iIl vpjI.in Tel.

M9-T. fi yearn rs old; beautiful tone; lliland. DIAMONDS AND WATCHM DIAMON'I'rf. watches, Jewelry, on credit terins, irices. IXiFTIS BROS.

B''i Liberty ave. Open evenincw. rni.vr.RV. lilt'-N. an.l ulitm tots nia- hiiM-rv; new auj machine tools, gar.ts'f machinery, t'a.

and pasoline enii'iie, iriotors, engines, autlra's, outfit, ijt'iiiitg, Fhaftinjf. contractors' rnnr-rpiB mixers, up; every thing in and supplies, special prii s. H. 1 1 XI 1 1 N'KI '1'. tshurjrh.

Pa. 0 i'm I.I." IN house p.iini. $1.50. t-. printing press.

galvanized hot water lioiiers, l.cOd tn rope; utiuc leailni. paper ruotiiur. corrugated, l.iO. 1 I.iherty ave. Woodworking Machinery, Ou Erpines, Motors Supplien.

BRK1GS MACHINERY 1 fecon.I art 1IOJ KIIOI.If")lS. IPi'iM table, davenport, bedroom library lH'iip-', hook', pic-Tel. I 'IM" f.r-,;: ri ri its. TYPEWRITERS RENTED. 3 S5.

non-visible. 3 Ji J7 .50. visible. Initial payment pplle on l-urchase. Fa-torv rtehullt Type-wrliers, J12 to J'X).

AMRRK'AN WRITING MACHINE CO 6iJ FFJNN AVE. ilONE GRANT IIEEFIET TYPEWRITERS. AT.l, M.I"KS, VV. CATALOG FREE. Fort Pin Typewriter-Co.

428 Fourth near Postoffice. Business Ojiportuiiitien CAIN IS ABLE To sell your husiness or place you business and place you Fight. List with nun and watcti results. M. H.

CAIN. 210-U Bldg. Ft 'It SAI.K Stock of r.otions. hosiery. cinhroNJery.

li.ee. hardware and xeliooi supplies for taie at a take notice. M. Oelschlager, Fin-ley ilir. I'a.

We tan Seil S. V. Thompson your busiiiess. no matter what it or where it is, if pood. :0 Fniun Lank l.ltlg.

PROMOTION' FINANCING Stock and) bond salesmen; Delaware charters. A. A-Alies, Palo Alto Pittslmrgh. Pa. I.OFT1S ItKOS.

it will trust you for a Diamond or WaU-h. til6 Liberty ave. K0O31S FOK KENT. FTRVIHIT. GREERWOOB Two Iare fr.nt rooms, one suitable for four pentiemen; with board.

Allegheny enrner "estern. Cedar lf7G7. SOI'THFAIltMOrXT 33 and lig-ht hoiisekeepiiiir u-'orns; ail near cars. Hiiand. HILL Newly furnished room, private home; hot witter heat, elei-trie littht.

telephone and home priviletres; breakfast if desired. For particulars call Hazel -Ofi-J. 1 IF.KlSlN "HILL Newly furnished room; modern house; very reasonable; jrood car service; meals If desired: reference. 3340 MeN'eal place. SHADYIDE Corner room, private family, for lady employed; laundry privilege, breakfast in room; two minutes from train and trolley.

Telcph'je Schenley KNTLU 611. Wllkinsburg Furnished riom for pentieman; no other roomers; next bath; between all car lines. Franklin Jl'3-W KMKIlSON -6'J. E. K.

Ciioiee of front or rear room; clean and quiet home; handy to all ears and near station; will rent "reasonable. Hiiand 1 ,1 1 KNOXV1LLE Nicely furnished second floor room all conveniences. I'hone illil furnished KISK rooms. near Two Ivnn ave. nicely Phone Fisk liiiOM for l.ve.

rctiiied Kf. titleiiien. Fisk 501- Friend- AST END room, well fur-1 shed; private fr.mily. I'hone Hiiand LA I 10 tished roojn. Forh.ts mln.

st. ic, flow ntown. fur- 1'iione i 17.V-J. F.LI Wi il 11 "A kT. puiiitrd room, 3 minutes Prettily ap-Uoup station; ar To: (rentleoi Kchenley 4.1 4.

Fl FTII 332 Furnished room with kitchenette. Phone Schenley S107. ROUM ANI UUAJKU. FAIRMOt'NT 420 Ei.Ka!it second-floor roon, bath, electric light, near alatloc, first-class oo.rd. li.iand jii.

I 1 Willi I t1'' 'Hi rcKirn Call ItO Is nU i I I I i Laircrs Waste! 34c mr iiiiiHie Apply mm. FIREMEN LABORER: Good wages, st eady work best working conditions. Apply llnmois Island Power Station, Brnnots Island. AC1 1 1 XISTS l-)iTrxp7rT-enced: hteady -work, ood wages, with opjtortnnit to Make bonus. Oil Well Supply ('om- pany, 21st and A.

V. Kw. Citv. V.XTi;iv AT IN'J hlfM. I.WVIi TKIiT.

Ml MA VKAll.S II A 1. 1 'HAW- i mi Inm. A.vn l'MH'K'i i-Aii TIU-: iT. I KI ST OFFICE (K WAN Till) lie liable man for wrapping and packing in whole- sale paper Third ave. house.

Call at Three capable younff men tinder fcr Christian v.ork; spcciitl, not coinmrri.iJ. 'want hi st.in.l.s tlMEi. AVrite Victor oti who nnder-U feeler; permanent posi-'. oiti, of Tim l'ost. I 'KM ALE IIKI.P.

WAHTB A 1 A "f- MSffill, lice iiilS tilt films, 1 etr sf.riOi vimr-irmv ran- 0 A V.r 5 irr it 3S 1 TA ill WANTED Experienced millinery makers, stock girls and girl for general office work. Shields' Shop, ave. Apply at 212 Oliver IY A LAl.rJK CITY T1AXK o'lntr in op1; I in own ha ri irt ntzc fhtne. e.t- til'l-t ir. gi-oi'i-ry.

lor ral Ir.Q'jire 1'H wr ortna i- rut to Sui niv Hi and Appiy dew n'airs SIK Hart- ST uTklT Te: wan! ra I'nrri' i-: i S.s Id for Ca rr k. -Woni" li useworK; Carrick. sriiH 11 I T'hone I WTIOI" Woman for Appiy at once. cie-Hlline: and I Kleis, hnuuin iisidc. I'itus- U'tsi Nor; Ii hiir.i4!i.

i It it fjirl for K-ncral housework; family: fraud wagoi. Apply, loli N.irtn Kucjid End. WHITE t'OOK Wiintt-d for small no vvasiiiriir. f'horp Seui'-iili'V i i IlM.tIK II KM', FTATE DEPAK f-MEvr r-w iJlnon J.MUSTKY i burrau pkconk FLoon, bfidino Corner Piarnor.d and eervic is free of varpe to both eni-plover and employe. 1:0 labor any of the llstei froui Xhit office.

CI. ERICA OFFICE. AD 'IKAIiKSMEN AND JuiSCHANIOa Mesi-ener boys Lf.borers inside and outsije i a makers Handy r.iea floor mechanics McImI ai builders Ci.r cieanern Tool designer Window cleaners Factory worker Winders Flinch Iireas Truck driver Flarksmlti i nl repairmen Farm handa C'hipier far repa'rraen Cji Luanda Hr. ih carpenter Coil win lei Conductors Fitters hh-ti-cr hand8! Miilmif machine hanOi- Machlnlsta Hortng mill hand 1 'rill press hand Tool makers Miners I.ame hands Wifrehousemen Templet rraKere l'laner ha4.d Iiyer out NU'tormen MSllwrlKhts I-ioilermakers and helper Hammermen irnaint nial Iron worker Mechanical draftsmen KUMAXdfl BBr. Car tenorraplier File clerke I Oiris fir rhocolate dipping Kitchen helpers for licht factory Trork Grrerai housework M.ild to he ti with plain cook in I- U.

S. DEPARTMKNr JF LAHOR, FKLK KMPUHMEAf OH'FICE. 0o Herger PitlsburKh, Pa. Is a partial of positions now open. Persons deslrlntf employment are ln Vlted to avail themselves cf this free service: Coal Laborers.

Machinists on Aeroplane Motor. (Jagemakers. Pa tternmaker. Lattie Ilar.d.". l'laner Hands.

Milling Machine Hand. Poring Mill Hands. Machlno Kepalrmen. Machine Tool Itepulrmea. Moulders, bench and kor.

l.ayerouts. Toolmakers. i Brass Finishers. Wiremen. i Coll Asiemblers.

nrinders- and Punch Press Dan da. Bcimakers. Storeroom Attendant. Axle Turners. lioiler MKe.

Tlmlier Cutters for West Vlrtrlnl. Team Drivers for West Vlrginia. Orab. Drivers for West Virginia. for est Vi -jtinia, for West Da'ry Farm Hand, Hit'tri bins.

Tank Fitters, t'ah liaitiiers an.l fleiriers. 'ii lpers sloti'. IiaKD. llrcctiiii! Floor Hands on Locomotive. Farm 1 lauds.

FEMALE HELP. 1 ook. rish asher. Fa( lory Hands. If you are looking for work other thaa that above you should Ul.

your appit oaUou at this oince. will first A It. the I KOI1 It N'T. or furnished Very good house; center hall. 12 rooms.

2 bath, in line order. CaiHire two cars. Iiesiranty and conveniently located, 3 0 Wluebiildle ave. Karly i lnt attractive. Coniiiioiiwealtli Ifeal Instate Co.

C'oninionwealth lilug. Fourth Ave. kat iMi. To -Xice I Ionics nd Sections to rtxv.u. llcnt '0 to per mo.

I 'HlirblKO near Ftreet. M'cniif n.ir I'Ylenilnlilp avenue. I'liu-i! aii'l uvetme. 1 iivciiue nc'i'- Jl.tlrtct htrcct. A1m let our I'm.

I'Ntat" n'llirtn'iwca I ii UNiif. I'ourili Ave. DUPLEX DWELLIXCI. 44S Six rooms, duplex l'UinK with sun parlor, tiardwood Doors; new; never locciipird; Immediate Kent Karam-. SA.MCKL V.

P. LACK I'nriners r.k Huihlh N'ovl liuiiil'crhnid St. New brick dui'lex; first floor. nmiiiit, sun room and bath; modern posMCHion at once. O.

t'OXLEV Rr.r.O llilntid. i 1 Penn ave. NOKTII III" Immeiliii sJion, 3 larjre 101 1 ih Milroy ave. flt, y.ts, lHtn. -i-vt Artxl erKer Art Pchool.

FOK SAI.F CITV AND Sl lll ltltN. Eaisy Terms $ivm AVAI.O.V, COKNKIl TWO PAVKD STS. Fine location, near railroad and cars; Kood fi-room frame house, gas, water, front porch, larije yard. 1 rented at i'2'i. $2,750 EI.l-A CI.DSK TO MBERTT Ah.

Nice frame hou.e of 8 rooms, front porch. eit. water; level lot, 3 7 -It. stiect; fjood district. $3,750 WflOI'lUNU A K.

NKAIi imiOUTON AD, X. S. Choice 6-room hoiine. hath. front porch, fine level lot 40x100, A-l neighborhood.

KKI.I.Y NEAR WEST lteception hf.U modern brii rooniH, bath, ga.H, laundry, cabinet mantels, frt.nt T'orch: lot 27-ft. front; good district, handy cars and it. It. elation. 4 9d DELAWARE NEAR EDGMOOU Modern 8 -room brick, reception hail.

bth, gas, electric light. laundry, furnace, front porch. lot 27xlu0; very desirable home; and I. K. It.

near Switch and Hig- Can Arrange Terms and Poss. Our Autos at Your Service. PAGE BROS. liakewcll Hldg. 131-12'JG Court.

7 (H YV. in! Modern liricli 10-room on level reception hall: lot HJIU 1411 I good tloor, til liath. Irflrril, Fine location. Two Mot k. from as new; furnace.

ha hardwood laundry large Plenty auto space. jr. Korljoa ft. anl I'itt I.lvd. car serice.

Only neeled. FV'rK i'id-. 1H1-1) HEX AVOX. finest srnrr.n of pittshfroii. Twelve-room bri'-k dwellinjr.

enter hall, large lot. with tdirubhery and trees: improved frtret; i.nd convenient to street cars and Knisworth station; owner anx-ioun to sell, and will accept low price. SA3I FEE V. JJEACK MM ii ii iiJj ll LET lS SELL YOU A HOME. gi'ICK ACTION YOU CAN (JET A BARGAIN.

TELEPHONE CEDATl 382. IDLEWILI) Belmar. Plan llomewood. Co7tv brb-k ilwe-iliTic rooms, bath. 4744 FRIENDSHIP AYE.

ine lc i'k dwellltijr. re" n. Park 4 12 1 AYSOX AY E. liellevue. welling.

roonir. 1 RODOERS ORCHARD AYE. Iiellevuc. Center hail Uv. ell ins-'.

Ii I Ur.f ein.ir lot. PENNSYLVANIA AYE. 1ooi1 l.rjcl; dwell ins. 1 rooms SOUIRREL HILL 5719 HOBART NEAR MURRAY AVK. Seven-room living room type house; ail conveniences; has never been occupied.

For inspection get key from man in charge of steam shovel near house. Price a 0 0 28 Net afw, 5 Brick Ifeises $5,800 '(Rents $912) Paved excellent district, houses in good condition. fesi to MIL casM pick mim aeeas Terms, $1,800 Cash, $4,000 Mtg. PAOE BROS. liakenell OAKMONT.

acre of ground, 12-room house; this property is located near the Oakmont Country Club within few minutes walkini? distance of either street car or Allegheny Valley railroad station. iil consider part trde for city prop- E. C. IiRAINEPiD, Fa rm ers Hank Hu 1 Id in k. SQUIHREL HILL.

I have a 12-room house. baths, lot 50x 140. mortgage J1S.O00; I will trade the equity in thi house for clear vacant or improved, price E. C. PKAlM.i;i Farmers Hank Buildinu.

hl iiarcaln. S-room hrii'K; terms. Address F-h0, office of The Post. PEKSONAI, TM MELTING POT IT you nave any old goid. jewelry, silver or tia.inum, discarded false teeth, watches, nud diamonds, bring or send to Uii; we pay fuil value In Liberty Rerhdntr second floor.

432 Wood Pittsburgh. 1 hore Court P.KLFOCR Sanitarium. 41 Marlon street, city; roasssre. Turkish, tube, oven and eiec-irlcai treatments. Always open.

J'ir Jt. on It I of i Want Ads GET BEST RESULTS MAIN OFFICE; Wood Street and Liberty Avenue. PHONES: Bell Grant 6100. P. A.

Main 1111. Per Word Pet In this type. TWO CENTd A WORD FOR CAPITALS. 'Want when set solid, will be accepted at VHE RATE OF ONE CENT PER WORD, seven con-tecutle 'or the price of st when paid for In advance. Minimum charire .3 cent.

THE POST Will not be responsible for more than the, first In onert tsertion of any classitled advertisement ordered for more than one time ASvertLemeots ordered Inserted "till forbid" will not he Iscontinued until a written notice is received. Post advertisements tcii be received at rrnular rates at the office of THE XEXT YORK JIKRALV, Herald Square. Advertisements for the Xew Tork Herald tercived at the office of The Post at re.T-lir rate. WANTED. MALI; 1IKLT.

Chemists Pittsburgh concern wants chemists to do car-i bon, phosphorus, manganese and sulphur in steel. Salary $22.00 per week. Address N-635, Office of The Post. WasM Clerks aiS Checkers r0 men. be'ween the ages of 31 and 4.

who wish to better tlieir condition; live men who are sober and reliable; who have enough ambition to quickly tit themselves for advancement, which Is rapid. To those who can qualify an unusual opportunity Is offered. Night work only. Apply between and 9 p. m.

Z. 7.. Xewcomb, Night I'epot Agent. Adam Kxpress Liberty ave. st.

F1REMEH LABORERS Good Avages, steady work best of working conditions. Apply I'ower Plant, north end of Glen-wood bridge, Glenwood. Pa. WANTED Experienced man to cheek invoices, purchasing department. Pittsburgh Model Engine Co.

JOB PKESS FEEDERS wanted. Apply Frt Titt Lithographing 701 Forbes st. WANTED Foreman to take charge of fitting, riveting, calk ing and testing on high pressure tank "work. Apply PITTSBURGTI-DES MOINES COMPANY, Neville Island, Pa. Take Coraopolis or Sewickley ear.

Experienced man acquainted with this work; other need apply. If! BOILER SHOP HELPERS IL K. Porter 49th St. WANTED Strong boy for wholesale house helper. Good wages.

Chance to advance. Call at 33S Third ave. LABORERS for inside work; good wages: lifting done by traveling cranes. Apply Oil "Weill; Supply Company, 21st and A. city.

SALESMEN'. Four neat-appearing men on A-l canvassing proposition. Big flat commission; pay every Saturday nitrht. Chance for advancement. Ask for Mr.

Roush. Merchant hotel. 9 to 12 or 2 to 4. Thursday. lly are respectfully Invited to Attend.

Interment in Allegheny cemetery. IDetroit (Mich.) papers please copy. 1 MKT KR. F.I.IZABETH KATHEKINK IHlti: On Wednesday. February 20.

ISIS, at 4:56 a. Elizabeth Katherine Durr. wife of tleorge Meyer. Jr. Funeral from the family home.

BraddoM; and Hutchinson avenues, Edtrewood i'ark. on Friday morning at 9:30 o'clock. Solemn requiem hiph mass at St. Anselra'a Church. Swissvale.

at o'cloi-k. Cincinnati 0.) papers please copy. MEYKR. F.03LIETH KATHERINK DIRK On Wednesday. February 0.

ISIS, at 4:53 a. Elizaheth Katherine Iurr Meyer, wife of George Meyer. Jr. Funeral from the family home, corner of Btuduock and Hutchinson avenues, Edsrewood Park, on Friday morning at 9:30 o'clock. Solemn hiffh requiem msa at St.

Anselm'a Church, gwissrUe. at 10 o'clock. Clncinaati OD.) papers pleas copy. MTABE. MRS.

M.4RGARET J. Suddenly, on Sunday. February 17. 1918, at 7 p. Mrs.

Margaret J. McCtbe of Salt Lake City, Ftah. Funeral from the home of her daufrhter, Mrs. W. II.

Ruppel. S32 Collins avenue. East End. on Friday morning at 9:30 o'clock. Solemn hig-h requiem maae at St.

Paul's Cathedral at 10 o'clo-k- CSalt I.t-ke City (Utah) papers please', copy. M'lNTTRE, REV. J. W. On Tuesday, i February 19, 191S.

at noon, at Van Kirk station, on Washington Waynesburg I railroad. Washington county. Rev. J. Mclntyre.

ased 73 years. Funeral services Friday at 10 a. at; I.iherty Methodist Episcopal Church. Train leaves I'lttsburgh at a. in- arriving at Kirk station at 10 a.

i via Washington. Interment in Southside cemetery, Pittsburgh. Friday, about 3:30 P. m. QIAI.EV, HANNAH On Wednesday.

Feoruaiy 20, Pils, at 1 a. Hannah Qua-ley. daujihter of the late James and Catherine Qualey nee Kenny). Funeral from the family home, tl Parkview avenue. Notice of vims latur.

SINGER. HESTER LAIRD HARTON" On Tuesday. February 19. 191s. at 8 a.

Hester I.aird Harton idow of Wlllit.m II. Singer. Funeral services at her late residence. H34 Western avenue. Northside.

Krlday aft- ernoon, February 22. at 2:30 o'clock, la- terment private. SONNENSEI.T. MARY On Feoruary 191S, at 3:10 a. Mary.

be. loved wife of Frank Soni.ias.cU Uiee HoS-I mani. aged no Fvneral from her residence. 4SJ7 Hroa I street. Eas-t End, Tenth ward, on Friday, February 2-'.

at p. m. Friend of th family are lespectfully invited to attend. SCHORR. ANDREW On Tuesday.

Febru- ary IS. 191S. at 9:50 p. Andrew Schorr, husband of Marciret Schorr inee Schwann, in his 74th I Funeral services Friday at 2 p. at his! late residence, ISl'O street, Souih-; side.

Friends of th. fiimfly are respectfully invited to attend. In- terment. in Southside cemetery-. TAVI.OR FLORENCE CROMBIE On Tne-iday.

February 19. 191S. at 10:45 p. 4 Florence Crombie Taylor, wife Bf John 1.. Taylor.

Jr. Funeral services will be held at her late residence, 530 Pennsylvania avenue. Oak mont, on Friday, February at I in. Interment private later. Railroad Urges Optimism.

Tile' matiascmpnl of the Phicauo Eastern Illinou-j railroad would liko tr 'e all ttw-ii- employes take an view of tilings, iiocordinf; to a letter rcceivert. hy .1. F. iivan. general agent of She company at Pittsburgh.

other things, letter says: "The-coal shortfise and other conditions have resulted, in considerable loose talk (which unfortunately will be taken furiously by some people) about the railroads not trying as hHrd as thev mieht operate successfully now. in order to prove. Government control a failure. This 43 no time to indulge in such thoughts. Kven though Government control were a bad thins? which we have aio reafon to believe it will be), eacn of us owm a duty to cur country over and above personal preference to bend every effort in backing up our President, the director eeneral and their representatives in their handlinz of the.

railroad situation. We must all avoid jTictioivjof every nature if we are to build up a proper spirit of co-operation to carry, on cur work." Traffic Exchange Efficiency. "Williams, tneral afrent of the Canadian Pacific at Pittsburgh, has received sorr.v interesting infoimation of th way rtilwaya. through the Canadian Pacific association for national defense, are exchanging traf-lic in the interests of efficiency. In one ca.se the Canadian Pacific divert! by way of the Soo line one thousand cars of freight f-o as to relieve the main line of the company alont; the shore of Ivike Superior.

These cars fcre rassed south of Winnipeg to ilmneapolis and by way of Sault fHe. larie into Ontario. They consisted chiefly of grain for domestic consumption in Canada. Will Confer on Rail Board. The four railroad brotherhood chiefs will meet in Washington.

D. C. today to discuss with W. S. Carter, director of labor under the director general of the question cf the continuance of I he cjmmi.ssion of eight to settl? labor disputes between the railroads and their employed, or the creation of a commission for each of the districts Warren f.

Stone, president of the engineers; A. B. Garretson," president of h. conductors; W. G.

Le, president of the trainmen, aw! Timothy Shea, president of the firemen, will attend the- meeting. Canton Limits Train Speed. The council of Canton. has enacted an ordinance limiting the speed of railroad trains -vrthin that city to twenty miles an hour. The ordinance is tffwttve in thirty days.

Th action of council is lh outcome of four persons being killed Dtcember t. when a Pennsylvania flyer struck a traction car at the.Kast Tuscaroraa street cross-ins. Sparks From the Rail. "California" is the subject of a most attractively illustrated booklet describ ing trie many features thi3 state has to otter th tourist, which has just been issued by the Chicago Northwestern railway, The Iand Company was fined Jla.fmO in the Federal district court at St. Louts on a plea of puiltv to accepting rebates from the.

Illinois Southern KailroAd Company. Eerouting Committee Submits Its Report "Williams, division freight agent of Qte "Western Pennsylvania division, Pennsylvania railroad, announced yesterday that the jont re-routing committee, composed of representatives of the traffics" departments of railroads, of whiqhiB chairman, has submitted a report eNf its findings to the Trunk Line Assocfatlon in New Tork, and the Cen- tral Freight Association in Chicago. Publication of the report will. In the event pt Ma adoption, be given out for bisection in a few days from New The committee considered freight out3" that would insure the movement ommodlties by routes with the least Vtlon dn getting freight through terminals, 'and believes it has hit upon an idea lop the solution of that freight congestion that has given so much trouble td railroads throughout the coun try since the first of the year. Elim jnation or freight blockades and a quicker dispatch of freight to consignment 'points will, it is expee'ed.

result from the survey Just completed. Bellevue Man, 90, Celebrates Birth i Kqual at any time to walk from Belle vue. where he lives, to downtown Pitts toiyplv John Batten, old-time bell-ringer cf Trinity; cftBrch. qeieDratea nis nine tieth birthday "yesterday in the home of his daughter, Mrs. Amy C.

Tell, 533 Tlawson avenue, Bellevue. Mr. Batten was born in London, February 30. 1SC8. and has llverl in Enpland.

Scotland, Canada and Uie United States. Mr. Batten came to America in ISIS, and became, bell-rinser. In Trinity church In Iater he was appointed a lav. reader in an Kpiscopal church in Beltzhoover by Bishop Cortlandt "White- head.

In 11 he completed an patented new kind of fire escape in Detroit. Ultimately his fire escape was placed 11 school buildings of this city, on asylums and other-' 'nstitutions. DEATH nrxiER, iigiitnek At r.os- New Mexico, on Keb-niary 20. at 10 a. Allan Light-nrr Bixler.

In his -21st year. Notice of funeral later. COBNEXIl'S JR. Oo Tuesday. February 1.

19 IS, at 5 4 p. Cornelius J. Oasey, son of Corneliu and Irene Barton Casey, agred IS years 19 days. E'uneral from the family residence, 1002 Middle atreet. Sharpsburg, on Kebrus-ry 22.

at o'clock. Servtcee at St. Joseph's Church at o'clock. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. "MKK01iI, JOHN J.

On Tuesday. February 19. l'Jl. at 1 a. John J.

Clifford, in his 51st year. Funeral from the family residence. 113 Went Eleventh avenue. Homestead. on fJaturdny, February 23.

f.t a. m. Solemn high mass at St. Mary's Church Ht 9 a. m.

Interment in fmily lot. St. Mary's cemetery. Homestead, Fa. Via automobiles.

CASE. K01 CiKKTKlIK On Tuesday. February 19. IMS. at 7 p.

Emma llortrudo Case tnee Mason wife of J. Case, formerly of Warwick. U. Funeral services Ht the residence of her Bister, Anna M. Maeon.

7019 Bennett-street, city, on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Interment at Warwick, Friday afternoon. PF. KI.IZAItKTH KCKEL On Wednesday. February CO, IMS.

at 3:30 a. Kli2nheth Eckel le Pentle. widow of John I 'e Fentle. in her 69th year. Funeral from the family home.

307 Thirty-neventh troet. on Saturday. February 23, at a. m. licnuiem high mass at St Aufruwtine's Church.

at 9 a nr. Branch No. I03.1C. f. and 'Chris tian Jlothers i.titf fVieids of the family are respectfully, invited to attend.

DEI.I. C'HItlSTIS A II)rIAX On February at 'l a. Hoffman Help, beloved wife of the late Iotard lelp. aeed ii years. Funeral services at her late residence, 47 California avenue.

Avalotv, Thurs- day evening at o'riwk. Friends of the family ure respectfully Invited to attend, Interment private Friday, morning1. DONOVAN'. Mil II AK1, JOSEPH On Tuenday. February 1-.

1S18. at p. Michael Joseph Donovan, infant son of Mlchj.el J. iind Mary Donovan i nee Woodw arrfl. aped months.

Funeral from parents' residence. 1M3 Tu. tin street, on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friio1 of tin? fimily ar; respectfully invited to attend. MARSHALL.

HA 1IAI.LEK On Tuesday. February is. iis. at 11 p. iaa itu.

ler Marshall, widow of Andrew Marshall. Funeral services at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Estella I Wald. J608 lllbert street.

East End. Friday, February Hi, at 2 p. m. FrUntie of the fain- 1 Tl IT T. Men Bm Years 0 i 'cm vmm reaS and wr is TO 40 CENTS Mo, Bail? 4 a.

mm Master Avenues, north SMe 11 a. mm. FKMAI.E HELP. 5fl following Departments: MALE AND FEMALE HELP MAI.K HEM', Waited: First class template Malta; mm wis se experience ii miM Mt mis Bre- ferrel kwm Tie hum Contracting fespEjo KctIEc Manj Pa, WANTI'iLi 1'owl drewers on liigil speed tools for machine tools. Apply Forty -aeveaUi and HaUieid ia rr of on i HOUSE FURNISHINGS.

SHOE DEPARTMENTS MILLINERY DEPARTMENT HOSIERY DEPARTMENT SILKS AND DRESS GOODS GLOVE DEPARTMENT CHINA AND GLASSWARE 5 for 25 for SO for for 10 for 5 for 25 for These positions pay highest salaries in the city. Pleasant working conditions and quick advancements. Apply Superintendent's Office. Eighth Floor. wood floor and finish, and, finest electric flxturfi; corner property and plenty room fur ui.ratre; eaisy walklnir diej.an' a lo K.

station and 1 minute walk to atreet earn. SAM I'LL W. P.LACK CO I'armers Usnk MulMlnir. North Highland District. H.OOO In cash will buv 10-ioom hous-e lot twlf.nce of price, 10.0u8, accepted no llrst niortKiPe.

E. C. PPA1XEIM), Farmers Hank Iluildlnir. IJusiiH'iss Properly. Jaifre Modern Poom.

Ohio st. and Ki.ndusky North. eide; room iOxluti, Idenliiff out to (10 ft. In rear, with cemented basement that Is dry and well lighted; balcony aero) entire end of room; fine (iivpiay windows nloni? tha entire frontage of both atieeu; fireproof and hprinklercd. (iEOKCE Court 20u0.

307 Fourth ave. TO LET WOOD ST. Corner Business House L1xX 4 floors, of fine appearance Karly ixjeaslon. Jet o.ir rent li.st. Commonwealth Kcal JCstate Co.

Vmmonwealth Fourth Av. A FACT I Kl Ni SITI.S, TO LET. I.lelit manufacturing; corner room, eecond floor, eievaior, heat, llt'ht and water. Very reasonable. Wilklni-liurif, near elation.

V. E. IfAMNETT, PI iVV AVK L. IL KI NsB SITE. I have 100.000 aqunre foet with 400 f-t I't'inipvlvoiiia railroad nidinjf to ffr.

E. C. BKA1XEUD, Farmers Rank Building. FAU3IS AND ACREAGE F'Ui SALi; erne of the finest farms In d-rion county. Ideal Fimimer home, op npiendid auio roads; lK-ated on public road soon be bricked under state aid), between Falienshuri; and St.

alKtut 1 nuifs riorn ailenshurg; US i acres; IDs acres cultivated lan 1. I'O acres timber, oak and cheMtnitt; splendidly watered; usual farm under leA.e for oil and. gas, S16 lr ymr cash rental: will he sold at public auction Man-h ,9, IMS, 1 o'clock p. to Heitie an ate. For terms or further Information apply to W.

L. Neely, or F. 1.. Harvey, fa. SCllE.NLEV FARMS.

Will f.cxi: Ka raifi; offer with Pric at sacrifice for qulek house rale, and 10-room brick E. C. liUAINERD, Farmers P.ank Puildlng. 140-ATtK stock and poultry farm; nsu rind oysters; (rood huid end buildings; ftne rliinatv; Kood tract of timber, wellluif of old nee; price $3,000. Rap- lew stock 1 iirm, Maranisco.

Uoraeraei (Vl.Jl.i FA KM for ale in the Lake Kri vrape belt; good gas well, modert building, no waste land, line view of Lake Krici 1G acres vineyard; terms near trolley; write owner. R. W. Pro-dehl, I'hi'Btro lvc, Oak I'ark, HI, lbO ACRKS. ITU under cultivation.

eultabU for castor heans, corn or cotton; coed improvements; Hustler can make price on this piace one year. c. Warnntfton, Jack.vinvllle. Fla. OAI.

I.Mi. A. operai.nir coal mine -ituale on kuu (ax I railroa.i near PittsburKli. with 1.000 acre o. coal, throe on of u'j feet, one it 4--j feet and one of feet; mine fully etpuii'pwl, liiW FinpplnK tons of coal per day and can be lnureaM-d to or more oi ler day at little expense.

For full particulars ieo EUGENE S. REILLY Fourth ave. EDUCATIONAL. "TiTTslHJ WOOD STREET. N'BW Ci.A.' NOW STARTING.

Collese Preparatory, Shorthanil. Bookkeeping, Private Secretary. Day School Nipht School. Send for Catalogue. NliW LAV A KVKMXo -LAaalS Shorthand.

IRON CITY COLLEGE, Fifth ave. and Grant at. Phone 11 Grant. TO LOAN. PLUS COURTESY Our Jm to conduct a dependable Money Sorrlo coupled with courteous end conscientious treatment.

6 Yearly Interest DIAMONDS JRWELRT. FT7RS on WATCHES LISTED STOCKS en SILVKRWARS3 IJSTF.D BONDS per month to IH etorere. Yearly loen with renewal. Prudential Loe-n Society's former PMe-burg business now transacted bere. JOS.

DeROY SONS ONLY OPP. POSTOFFICE THERE OVER 9 TEARS Watches, Jewelry. we also loan at low rat. on Bilverware, Camere Kevolver. Gun.

Fur Tools. OothnlKi Tranclt Mmdenl Inetruments. GALLINGER'S Established 1U1. 929 Liberty Ave Pell Phone to Loans. PAHTY bsvlnc some funds will loan on pood second mortnaire any sum from ITO to OnO.

Art 1re-ts Office of Tile Post. Z3LriCK fea dy money for ifft-ld inoi lga-" IJox PItts1jurf.h. i 1 l'7 in at a and 6 per cent; sum auit ner Roheri. Fifth ave money KOVAitI TO lHX ON MORTliAO IW. 428 Fourth LOAN'S 15 clrs to estwtef.

first -secotid mort. RiiKes, notes, collaterals. P.ox 13. Pittsburgh. PROPOSALS.

COUNTY liuAl) WOP.K. ittI. W. VA. Pesled proiwjals will be received until P.

March CO, 191S. by the County Court of p.rooi;e County for the construction of the foiloAinij roads: Elver Road, from the IVellsbure; south for a distance of 5.42 miles, coiisi'tini; of n.lle cf brick on concrete la.se and lois miles of bituminous acadan Peec'i pottom Hill Road. .9 miles water-bound uifu'Siiam, and Crostf Road S.S5 mile bituminous macs lam. It Is desirable to have bidders contemplate (trading alone, and grading and flnlhlng complete, as it may be desirable to con trait for glad-lug only. Tlie County Court reeerwe the ritrht to reject any' or sll bids.

Bids received until I P. March 20, ISA. For plaas, ations and Information siiplv to County Rosd Engineer, Wellaburg. V. W.

(X PRAJHKAll. Clerk of County Court" As Low As I JOSEPH HORNE CO, Have an opening for' a young woman as BOW MAKER In their Ribbon Department. Apply Superintendent's Office, Fifth Floor. MALE AND FEMALE HELP JOSEPH HORNE CO. will require for their 60th Anniversary Sale, 700 Additional SalespeopI OS BMffie Wrappers It is their custom, after tlie Anniversary Sale is over, to retain a large number of those who have shown ability, and have proven themselves of eonfidence.

A large number will be put on, in advance of the sale. Applications being received now at the Superintendent's Office, 3th floor, Yesi. MAI.F. IIF.I.P. FIREMAN LABORER' Good wages, steady work; best of working conditions.

Apply Power Plant, north end Rankin bridge, Kankin, Pa. WANTED Salesmen on yetst wagon pood wages, good hours B. Fleieehmsnn 10s Northside. Pittsburgh. Anily at once.

West North A.VTKD UoOicts run by Swamon Kros. af- Cmneiton. per day; good lea er camp. EDITORIAL WORK Man of ability wanted as editor of publication devoted chiefly to Iron, steel and metal trades; state qualifications and experience. Address Office of The Post.

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