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PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1938 -20- Pnlvaru JOB INSURANCE Cadillac Introduces New "Sixty" Series win hoi (j son banquet in tl of the church vrU vCt' GOUQL! and UDndQL! NEW CADILLAC IS INTRODUCED CASES MOUNT spEAK DOCTOR To George R. Harris Allegheny County will speak on at a luncheon City Post 259, 12:15 o'clock' cafe. DRUNKEN TENCED 1 vt, LEGION PROGRAM William F. Smith, of Punxsutawney, department commander of the American Legion, will address a meeting of North Boroughs Legion members in the Bellevue Borough Hall tonight. Tomorrow night he will speak in the Frank R.

Kirk Post, Crafton, and Friday night he will address the Riverside Post No. 681. LECTURES SCHEDULED Professor Elias Tartak, former instructor in Russian literature at Mc-Gill University, Montreal, and now connected with the Rand School of Social Science, New York, will present a series of three lectures on Russia, Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights at 8:30 o'clock in the Jane Addams Peace Center, Stan-wix street under the auspices of the local Socialist Party. how complicated organic molecules, like vitamins in foods, are responsible for the remarkable performance of new lubricating oils and greases. ETCHER TO SPEAK Elias M.

Grossman, noted American etcher whose work3 are being exhibited at the Y. M. and W. H. Belle-field avenue, will deliver an address there at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon.

He will discuss his experiences while doing portraits of Ma-hatma Ghandi, Benito Mussolini, Albert Einstein and Rabindranath Tagore. SECURITY ACT IS TOPIC M. A. Linton, president of the Provident Mutual Life Insurance Company of Philadelphia, will speak on the "Federal Old Age Security Program" before the Economic Club tonight at the Harvard-Yale-Princeton Club. South Eleventh victed automobile in wood, while of liquor last given six and a $200 l.u Culver of BALL O.MMi i Mayor Corn, man, will meet with members committee in i ident's Birthd.y fit of infantile' The ball will liam Penn on Monday Volume Here Is Greatest Since Offices Opened on Jan.

3. Unemployment insurance claims in Pittsburgh and Allegheny county since January 3 increased to a total of 55,496 as of Monday's records at the various district offices of the State Unemployment rp-pensation Bureau, it was announced yesterday. Monday's volume of business was the greatest for any day since the bureau offices opened January 3, a total of 19,778 jobless men and women registering 2,616 new claims and continuing 17,162. There were 13,529 claims scheduled for continuation yesterday and 9,360 today. A total of 2,064 persons failed to continue their claims Monday, for reasons of illness, employment procurement or invalidation of claims.

Confusion among some claimants over the number of visits required to bureau offices was cleared yesterday by John P. Noonan, district manager. He said that delay in claims procedure will be avoided if claimants report to the bureau office weekly on the scheduled day from the time of registration until the last compensation check is received a period of at least 16 weeks. If employment is procured, however, the claimant need not take time off from work to report, because employment after filing a claim automatically voids it, Noonan said, and claims must be renewed when employment ceases. Applicants were reminded to bring social security cards or numbers, or the identification number of state employment application, when claiming insurance.

LaSalle Company showroom. The line, one type of which is reproduced above, bears the lowest of Cadillac price tags, starting 400 below the previous basic quotation. The new series of cars on which the Cadillac division of General Motors will concentrate its drive for business in the early 1938 market went on display yesterday at the Eierman Cadillac- SPEAKER NAMED Dr. Frank Bonn, writer and lecturer, will speak on "Fascism, Communism and the American Reply" tomorrow night at 8:30 o'clock in the Shaw Avenue High school auditorium, McKeesport. It is a community forum lecture sponsored by the Temple Brotherhood of lomplete Group of Body Types Covered In Sixty Series.

A new series of cars known as the Cadillac Sixty, on which the Cadillac division of General Motors will concentrate its drive for business in the early 1938 market, was introduced here yesterday by the Eierman Cadillac-La Salle Company. The Sixty series covers a complete group of body types coupe, convertible coupe, four-door sedan and convertible sedan. The new cars are not to be confused with the Cadillac Sixty Special, which was exhibited in one body type, the touring sedan, at some of the major auto shows last fall. Although the line will bear the lowest of Cadillac price tags, starting at $400 below previous basic quotations, the same engineering principles, precise manufacturing methods and quality materials long associated with Cadillac standards will be maintained. Exterior of the Sixty combines a streamline flair witn rugged dependability.

The lines of the stainless steel grill extend horizontally around the front of the radiator, contributing to the effect of low-ness. Front fenders are high-crowned and deeply-valanced. The hood is the unbroken "alligator" type, hinged at the cowl. Modernity of the exterior is carried out in interior treatment. All-wool fabrics, freshly-designed hardware and comfortable cushions, with fully-carpeted front and rear compartments, symbolize the luxury of Cadillac products.

Engineering advances include the syncromatic shift, a newly-developed flywheel, hypoid axles, independent front wheel suspension and safety passenger WILL ADDRESS YOUTH Homer S. Brown, a member of the State Legislature, will speak tomorrow night at 8:15 o'clock in the Jane Addams Peace Center, Stan-wix street, at a meeting of the Youth Branch of the American League for Peace and Democracy. i 80TH DIM mov Colonel George lector of public at a meeting t' Brett Post Division Yeten, the Mayfair 1 Officers will be (.,. Divorce Proceedings len Fletcher against Givens Fletcher, Aline R. Cambridge against Robert N.

Cambridge, Gizella Csuk- President of C. O. Heads Two Other Lines 1. Five divorces were granted and as against Frank Csukas. 12 new divorce actions were brought in court yesterday.

Those Detroit Edison Plans granted were: Francis A. Randall $18,000,000 Program Directors of A. A. R. To Hold Met-tino NUMBERS CHARGE MADE Southside police arrested Edward Horn, 23, on a charge of operating a lottery after they found number slips and books in his home at 2434 Eiler street.

He will be arraigned for a hearing today. TALK ON A KCO 1 ICS Attorney Raymond D. Evans, former United States distirct attorney, will speak tomorrow night at the Republican headquarters. Sixth e-nue, on "Narcotics and Their Relation to Crime." LEGISLATOR TO SPEAK Representative James W. Patterson will speak Monday night at a me t-ing of the Women's Political Educational Association in the Fort Pitt Hotel.

cial.) The ing of the bo na the Association i roads will be l.j January 27. CLEVELAND. Jan. 18. CD George D.

Brooke, president of the Chesapeake Ohio Railroad and executive vice president of the Pere Marquette and Nickel Plate railroads, was elected today to the presidency of the two latter lines. In all three positions Brooke succeeds W. J. Harahan, who died last December 14. He also is a director of all three roads.

Directors of Nickel Plate also elected two new directors Robert R. Young of New York, chairman of Alleghany Corporation, which controls the three associated roads and others, and W. J. Stevenson of Cleveland, former Nickel Plate general counsel. DETROIT, Jan.

18. (United Press) The Detroit Edison Company today announced plans for an $18,000,000 expansion program. In its annual report, the company said gross earnings last year were greater than in 1929, and that power sales exceeded by 50 per cent those of the last pre-depres-sion year. irom josepn a. rtanuaii, juargmck Brooks from Charles Brooks, Catherine Erlich from Jack Er-lich, Agnes Waters from Joseph L.

Waters, Fannie C. Johns from Peter Johns. Suits entered were: Margaret S. Doyle against John E. Doyle, Anna A.

Kunkle against Paul E. Kunkle, Ernest Jungblut against Melanie Jungblut, Harold F. Turner against Evelyn J. Turner, Myrtle Aden-baugh against Curt Adenbaugh, Ella W. Slater against Alvius Slater, Rose L.

Midurkis against William Midurkis, Samuel H. Brown against Roberta J. Brown, Barbara Schubert against Roy Schubert, El- EX-PRINCIPAL TO SPEAK Calvin Bowman, former principal of the Crafton grade school, will return to Crafton tomorrow to make a series of speeches on his recent trip around the world. He will speak at 10:45 o'clock tomorrow morning in the Crafton high schoo. at 2:15 o'clock in the Second ward school, and at 8 o'clock tomorrow night in the First Presbyterian church of Crafton.

MI t. NEW YORK futures bales. March Mav i July i Open market special crack 1. plan 13Ids. TO ADDRESS ENGINEERS Dr.

Paul D. Foote, executive vice president of the Gulf Research and Development Company, will deliver an illustrated talk on "Petroleum Research" tonight to the Jones Laughlin Aliquippa Engineers Institute. His address will explain SILVEIi AND GOLD. NEW YORK, Jan. 18.

LP) Bar silver, 44c, unchanged. LONDON. Jan. IS. Bar silver, 20 l16d, up Vsd.

(Equivalent 45.11 cents). Bar gold, 139s 7Vsd, off 1 penny. (Equivalent HE'S Wise who Buys Before the Rise! See Bargains in Real Estate in today's Post-Gazette want ads! CHURCH PLANS BANQUET- Cash Grain Prices At Trade Centers No. Estate of No. Atty.

for Acct. Estate of Accountant 43 Knezevich, Paul, Pilipovlch. Vid. extr. 424 Kochanowicz, Michael, Kochanowicz, L.

Weinstein Albert, gdn. S. F. Dobrowoiskt NOTICE BY THE REGISTER OF WILLS AND CLERK OF THE ORPHANS' COURT Unfavorable Rail News Depresses Bond Market NEW YORK, Jan. 18.

UP) "i-favorable railroad news tumbled leading carrier liens 2 to 14 points and generally weakened the bond market today. United States Government issues showed gains throughout the list, ranging up to more than one-half a point. Erie issues figured prominently in the decline. The following Executors, Administrators and Guardians have iled their accounts in the office of the Register of Wills, and Trustees and Guardians in the oflice of tne (jierK ot tne urpnans wurt oi Aiiegneny iouniy, ana -win be presented to that Court lor confirmation nisi at tne court House, city-Jounty isuuaing, fiusourgn, on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7th, 1938 AT 10:00 O'CLOCK A. EASTERN STANDARD TIME Accountant Estate of Atty.

for Acct. No. Atty. for Acct. Accountant Estate of No.

107 Ehrenfeld, Harry Huhn, Margaret and Homer L. Ehrenfeld, extrs Alan D. Riester; Lewis, Riester, Brandt 4 Snee State Treasury HARRISBURG, Jan. 18. UP) The condition of the state treasury at the close of business today was: Receipts.

disbursements. balance, $85,123,195.23. 59 Eichel, Henry, Elchel, Harry admr Rosen wasser 451 Eisaman. James Fidelity Trust Co. and James Blackburn, trustees Humphrey Morris 343 Emmrich, Elizabeth, or Elisabeth Emmrick or Elisabeth Emmrich, Brueckner, Loretta extrs MINNEAPOLIS, Jan.

18. UP Flour, carload lots, per barrel, in 9S-pound cotton sacks: Family patents, unchanged. $6.55 6t6.75; standard patents. 5c lower, $5.90 Shipments, 22.390 barrels. Bran.

$23. 00 23.50. Wheat, cash: No. 1 heavy dark northern, No. 1 red durum, 955960.

Wheat, July, $1.034 September. 9.Si.jC. Oats. Mav, 29Iili29Hc. NEW YORK, Jan.

IS iji Flour easy: spring patents. iS.20"i 6.45; soft winter straights, $5.055 5.30; hard winter straights, S5.70(ff 5.95. Rye flour easy: fancy patents, J5.25-3 5.50. Rye. spot barely steady: No.

2 western c. i. f. New York. 907c.

Barley, firm; No. 2 domestic c. i. f. New York, 76c.

Wheat, spot easy: No. 1, dark north spring c. i. f. New York.

No. 1 Manitoba f. o. b. New York.

No. 2. Seattle soft white c. i. f.

New York prompt shipment, S1.10. Corn, spot firm; No. 2, yellow c. i. f.

New York, 75 He; No. 3 yellow, 74 He Oats, spot, steady; No. 2, white. 46Vc. Pork, firm; export, mess.

family. Lard, barely steady; middlewest. S9.0flft9.10. Beans. Irregular; marrow, $4.

60 fi 4.65; pea, S3 60''! 3.70; red kidney, S4.4IK.1 4.50. TOLEDO. Jan. 18. rP Grain on track rate nominal): Wheat.

No. 2 rsd. 9ST. No. 3.

red, 95 S9Sc. Corn, fits and hay unchanged. Grain in store, transit billing attached Wheat 5c above quotation. ST. LOUIS.

Jan. IS. i.Pi Cash: Wheat. No. 2 red.

$1.01 it 1.03; No. 3. none. Corn. No.

2 yellow, No. 3. 5Sii60c. Or.ts, No. 2, white.

35c: No. 3. none. Futures, close: Wheat, May, 97 120. Corn, 6'V-jC bid.

PLXUTH, Jan. Flaxseed closed u' changed. May. $2 03: July. $2.03: cash, SCOT'S 2.19.

No. 1 northwestern at 1-point higher at $2.182.25. WINNIPEG, Jan. 18. (JP) Wheat closed uichanced to 1 point lower; Mav, $1.24, 1.24: Julv.

$1.17,. Oats," Vi lower; May, 45c: July, 45Tc. Elmer A. Barchfeld 409 Engel, August, Engel, Francis Caroline, 4 Knoell 55 Engel. John, Engel, Anna Elizabeth, extrx.

A. W. Powell 486 Engelbrecht, Lydia E. Berg, Edith M. Gustav M.

Berg 101 Engelraan, Albert C. Engelman, Kathryn R-, admrx. J. Wayne McVicar; Hazlett, Gannon 4 Walter 439 Kohne, John Konne. Charles C.

extr George Y. Meyer 147 Krohe, Charles Coraopolis Trust Herbert R. Hahn 470 Kuffer, Rosina, or Rosina Kieffer, Liptak. Emma extrx Bruce Harrison: Shrum. Harrison 4 Craig 81 Kuhlmann, John Kuhlmann, Helen, Esther Israel Katten 450 Kuhn, Frank Kuhn, Emma Anna, extrx I.iddell 4 Liddell 425 Kulakowskl, Mary, Kulakowski, Julian, admr.

S. F. Dobrowolskl 307 Kupferberg, Jennie, Kupferberg, Marguerite exirx Wm. G. Stewart 407 Kurz, Louise, Peoples-Pittsburgh Trust gdn.

Thos. W. Neely. Sr. 11 Lake.

Harry 3.. Lake, Bessie admrx. W. Riehl 322 Lambert, Margaret, Fidelity Trust gdn Stone 4 McCandless 362 Lefkowitz, Morton Lefkowitz, Curtis, gdn David Friedman 461 Leitch, George The Union National Bank of Pittsburgh, test'y trustee John Gilfillan 79 Lewellyn, Hilda, Ruth and Walter Monongahela Trust Co. of Homestead, gdn John J.

Bane 19 Lewis, Bertrand West, Lewis, Elsie Wood, Elmer L. Kidney 347 Lewis, James Potter Title 4 Trust admr. c- t- a Barton 4 Hamilton 276 Lindow, Elmer Lindow, Elma C. George E. Flaccus 246 Lippy, Lillian First National Bank of New Kensington, gdn Charles P.

Walter: Hazlett. Gannon 4 Walter 185 Little. Mary J. Colyer, Thomas, Nancy, extrx William I. King 26 Lostettcr, Maria Anna, Lostetter, Christ, extr.

George E. Flaccus 346 Love, Charlotte Aug-Jsta, Love. P. extr P. A.

Love 244 Lucas, George Hall, George ancillary admr. Stone 4 McCandless 84 Lutkowski, Jacob, Lutko-skl, Franciszka. Walter J. Laska 95 Mahauskf, Anthony or Anton Miechowski or Anton Machowskl or Antoni Machowrki, Mahouskl. Michael.

admr Michael W. Huron 37 Mallinger Aaron. Mallirger. Fannie, admrx Wm. L.

Jacob 166 Malone, Thomas Malone, Elizabeth and Anna Malone, extrcs w. J. Aiken SO Mamula. Milica. Mamula, Mary, admrx.

I. Lewis 271 Marchesciano, Lucia, or Lucia Camponaro. Marches- ciano. Mi-hele, admr Frank J. Zappala 155 Marciniak, John Marcinlak, Louis Martin Croissant 365 Martin, Charles W.t Martin, George admr John Gilfillan, Alex.

B. Gilfillan 364 Martin, Emma May, Martin, David admr Geo. T. Emery, Jr. 94 Martin, William Senft, George extr L.

Pat McGrath. A. R. McGrath Pittsburgh Markets For Foodstuffs BITTER, EGGS AND POCLTBY. BUTTER Steady: extra.

33MiC; standard, 32c; 89 score, 32Hc; gs score, 31c EGGS Steady, nearby current receipts, 20-21Uc; extra firsts, 22Uc; white extras, 24-24 V.c. POULTRY Easy: heavy hens, 23-25c; Leghorn hens, 17-19c: old roosters. 13-1 4c; turkeys, 26-2Sc; old torn turkeys. 20c: ducks, 20-22c; geese, 18-20c: heavy springers. 23-25c; Leghorn springers, 16-18c; stags, 20-21C.

436 Powell, Nancy Balph. James, i 217 Price, Stella Price. Wa.ter 42 Puchta, Lorenz. Puchta, Jacob 62 Rauh, Rachel Cohen. Rauh.

89 Reed, Carrie Keed, Robert i 90 Reed, Robert Bruce or R. admr 67 Reick, Anna, Moeller, Rose, ex- 1 433 Reid. Marion, First National East Pittsburgh extr. 252 Richards, Katherine, Riddle, r.h Chas. P.

Waller. 137 Rieble, Frank Bianut, 74 Rodeniser, Bruce Rodeniser. 138 Rom, Mary, Evelovitz, Sam, a 373 RoFenbaum, Edna The Ui, ii burh, extr 440 Rosensteel, William P.O.-,:.,:,,;, 125 Ross, John Austen. I), 226 Rufus, Emilie, Schaffer, Amc.i A Rufus, admrs. t.

a 126 Samborsky, Susanna, Lockhait, 266 Schmidt, Charles 3., Schmidt, 240 Schmiedl. Amalia, or Ameli-i, or Schumann, Carl extr Bruce Harrison; 51 Sehoheld, Frank Scholicld, 1 437 Schwimie, Harry 404 Shaffer, John Peopi. e-1'i: extr 298 Unaw, John Fidelity Trust 453 Shorts, Thomas. Commonc.i!::i 417 Srader, Morris, Wolken, Ike, (-371 Siemon, William Siemon. 64 Simon.

Sadie Simon, Israel A 430 Skeegan, Sam, The Colonial lru'. A he I-: i- 452 Smith, A. Judson, Commonwea 'li Winifred Smith, extrs 416 Solomon, Kaskel, Solomon, Ma: 1 54 Somai.h Morris. S-imacn, Ean. 117 Sonimers Hilmer Jr, gdn 110 Spe'cher, John, Speicher, Ida.

Chirles J. 445 Spindier, Alvin Spind.er, 381 Spinelli, Leo, The Union Trust 0 gdn 106 Sriubas, Paul, Sirubas. Mike, extr 429 Steck, Martha Steck, Joseph 80 Stein, Joseph Stein, El.znU'h 489 Stenger, George, Stenger. John. c.t 443 Stephen, Charles trustee 10 Stokes, Kate Lowry, Frv, a c.

t. a 173 Story, Mary Story, 23 Strmack, Barbara, Bessemer Tr Livestock Quotations Due to a strike in the Pittsburgh produce district there was no market report issued yesterday. HAY AXD GRAIN. (Prices quoted are wholesale and in car-lots WHEAT No. 2 red winter, local, 96-97C.

OATS No. 1 white, 42 -43c: No. 2 white. 41Vi-42c; No. 3 white, 39U-401AC.

CORN No. 2 yellow, 71-71'sc;" No." 3 yellow, shelled, 69-70c; No. 4 yellow, shelled, 67-6SC. HAY Standard timothy. No.

2 timothy, No. 3 timothy, No. 1 light clover mixed, No. 1 clover mixed, No. 1 heavy clover mixed, No.

2 clover mixed, No. 1 clover, No. 2 clover, No. 1 second cutting alfalfa. No.

2 second cutting alfalfa, No. 1 first cutting alfalfa, No. 2 first cutting alfalfa, No. 3 prairie, good dry clean cut oat straw, good dry clean wheat straw, 239 Maynard, Elizabeth Maynard. James extr Bruce Harrison: Shrum.

Harrison 4 Craig 383 Meredith, George The Union Trust of Pittsburgh, test'y trustee Otis S. Goode 448 Merker. Mary Commonwealth Trust test'y trustee o. R. Speer 34 Meyer, George, The Bank of Pittsburgh N.

extr Hush C. Bovle 325 Meyer, John or John H. Mevers, Meyer. Annie RECEIPTS OF HAY AND GRAIN. Arrivals of hay and grain yesterday admrx Thos.

D. Murray 120 Mihelich, Annie, Potter Title 4 Trust gdn L. A. Barmen 221 Miller, Mendel, Miher. Joseph, extr I.

L. Giffen 376 Milligan, Mary The Union Trust Co. of Pittsburgh, admr. d. b.

n. c. a Oscar n. Mever were: Pennsylvania Lines 3 cars of corn and 1 car of hay. lis Argentieri, Philomena, Potter TiUe 4 Trust gdn.

Jos. A. Langfitt 462 Armstrong, Charles Armstrong. C. Dudley; Dwight L.

Armstrong, The Union National Bank of Pittsburgh, trustees Smith, Buchanan Scott Ingersoll 99 Aronson, Leah, Aronson, Harry extr Harvey Morton Aronson 100 Askin, Besse McLean, Lulu G. extrx Harry McKinley; Robert B. McKinley 428 Avilla, Guadalupe or Gadalup, Ascensio, Jesus, extr. Samuel O. Magram 460 Bailey, Emma Commonwealth Trust Geo.

N. Monro, Jr. 178 Banks. Alice Kelly, Edward A. M.

Simon 21 Bartley, Nora Hartley. Harry extr W. Ittel; Henry Cooper II 468 Bechman. Herman Bechman. Albert Henry, and Bruce Harrison, extra Shrum, Harrison Craig 283 Beck, Mary or Mary A.

Beck, Beck, John, extr Joseph S. Szepe 76 Bennett, Joseph, Valnor, Catherine, admrx Edw. A. Schultz 410 Birkhamer. Eliabeth S.

Monongahela Trust admr Wright 4 Rundle 323 Black, Gilbert M. Fidelity Trust extr Watson B. Adair 24 Blaha Anton, Blaha, Marie admrx B. Nicklas, McCrady, McClure, Nicklas Hirschfield 92 Blaine. Ida May, or Ida B.

Weaver, Kidner, Herbert admr Thomas H. Hasson 299 Blake, Minnie Fidelity Trust trustee Thos. N. Griggs 7 Blankenship, Ernest, Blankenstein, William admr. Harry Bowytz 47 Boie, Laura Eicher, Ruth Bole, extrx C.

Hays Long, Jr. 127 Borovnyak, Rudolph, Mirth, Agnes, admrx Leonard M. Boehm 38 Bothwell, Richard Bothwell, Earl, admr Frank T. Ebberts 264 Bowers. Samuel Huston, Joseph c.

t. a. Jos. N. Huston 1C2 Boyce, Pearl Llnsley, Virginia Boyce, extrx.

Albert G. Brown 114 Bradshaw, Mary Kraeling, Rose extrx Dipple Oliver 18 Brady. Mary, Brady, Francis Kathryn Brady Kelly and Camilla Brady Taney, extrs Lee C. Beatty; Ricnard W. Ahlers 242 Braznell, R.

Braddock Trust Co. and Turtle Creek Bank Trust trustees John K. Benn 466 Brickner. Charles The Uni-m National Bank of Pittsburgh, gdn Alexander Gilnllan 414 Brown, John, Brown, Francis admr Joseph R. Doherty 419 Brown, Joseph, Brown, Regis G-.

extr Arthur L. McLaughlin, Jr. 391 Brown, Minerva Brown, Charles R. and Edna Brown Eyler, extrs John M. Reed 85 Brucktran, Albert Bruckman, Hilda Martha, extrs R.

A. and James Balph 401 Bryen, G. J. or George Peoples-Pittsburgh Trust idmr. d.

b. Wm. M. Ewing 449 Buch. Walter Commonwealth Trust test'y trustee Francis A.

Wolf 144 Burkhart, Francis Burkhart, Delia, admrx. c. a Bialas Ryan 31 Burry, Edward Burry, William and Harry F. Hurry, test'y trustees Wm. J.

Herrchen 464 Byers. Buckley Morris, The Union National Bank of Pittsburgh, gdn Smith, Buchanan. Scott Ingersoll 348 Cagney, Mary. Potter Title Trust gdn. C.

A. Davis 434 Cardieilo, Martha or Elizabeth Bradburn or Martha Bradburn or Margaret Bradburn oi Martha McGonigle, Cardieilo, Peter M. admr S. V. Albo 459 Cathcart Arne, Commonwealth Trust admr.

t. a Joh.i E. McCalmont 8 Cepin. Harry, Petryszyn, Steve, extr W. J.

Connelly 209 ChafTtj, Martha Von Ende. Mrs. Florence, and Mrs. Minnie C. Kyle, extrcs.

320 Chalupa, Andreas, Fidelity Trust gdn William V. Swearingen 41 Christopher, Theodore Irving, First National Bank of Pittsburgh, a ciliary admr James L. Adams 9" lause or Clous, or Clouse, John, Clouse, Leonard, iimr. c. t.

a James T. Philpott 393 Bertha Cluley, Frank admr. H. Kerr 351 Cody, Mildred, Potter Title Trust H. M.

Montgomery 112 Coleman, Joseph Coleman, Joseph F. C. McCutcheon 75 Collins, Susanna Eliza, Wils, M. Bell, extrx Wm. G.

Stewart 52 Concelman, Martha Alice, Manchester Savings Bank Trust gdn E. Winner; Floyd V. Winner 103 Connors. John Connors. Alice (Sr.

M. Bernice), admrx Howard Devlin 124 Cor.stantin, Michael Constantin, Thomas admr Philip Sidransky 49 Cook. Acnes McKee, Marie, extrx 1). K. Ferree 372 Cornell, Samuel Kussen, Cornell, Clara C.

and The Union Trust Co. of Pittsburgh, extrs. Wendt Graver 238 Cornweli, Kate Cornwell, Susie extrs Bruce Harrison Shrum, Harrison 4 Craig 374 Coursey, John, l'he Union Trust Co. of Pittsburgh, admi. McClure 4 McClure 146 Craft, Jennie Nye.

or Jennie Craft, Coraopolis Trust extr R. Harm 56 Katherine Reno, E. Ross, ancillary admr. Arthur B. Van Buskirk: Reed.

Smith, Shaw 4 McClay 484 Crawford, Atlanta Heard, Drayton, extr Charles C. Heard 321 Crawford. James. Fidelity Trust gdn K. Devlin 277 Creightcn, Elizabeth, Bessemer Trust trustee.

McClure 4 McClure 197 Crogan. John P. Crcgan, Anna extrx. Albert B. Smith 344 Mitchell.

Ellen Barclay. Turtle Creek Bank A Trust Weather Forecast extr Bertram H. Kenvmn 454 Mitchell, Emma Commonwealth Trust admr. c- a James Windman 267 Mohr. Jacob Bessemer Trust extr.

James A. Nugent Special report from the United States Weather Bureau to the Post-Gazette. mornson. inomas, ill, Peoples-Pittsburgh Trust dn John S. McKelvy, Jr.

265 Mowry, Samuel Cuthert, Richard extr Tospnh TTtictM PITTSBURGH. Brinkman. Wood Beck furnish the following quotations: Cattle Receipts light, market steady. Good to choice, $5. 75-5 9.50; good.

1,300 to 1,400 medium to good, 1,200 to 1,300 tidy, 1,050 to 1.150 $7.001 S. 00 fair, 900 to 1.100 lbs, 7.25; common. 700 to 900 S4.00S 6.00; common to good fat bulls, common to good fat cows, $3. heifers, 700 to 1,100 $4 50 "a 7.75; fresh cows and springers. $25.00 75.00.

Hogs Receipts, six double-decker loads. The market ruled lower. Prime heavy hogs, S7.50SS.25; heavy mixed, 8.75: prime medium weights. $8 90-3 9.00; best heavy yorkers. good light yorkers.

pigs, as to quality. S8.50S900; common to good roughs, $6. 006.75; stags. S4.00S5.00. Sheep Receipts light, market ruled stronger on few choice lambs: other grades lambs and sheep steady.

Prime wethers, 5.25; good mixed, 4.50: fair mixed ewes and wethers. $3.50 4.00: culls and common, $1. 50ft 2.50; good to choice lambs, $4. 50 '5 9.00. Calves Supply light, market steady.

Veal calves. $12.50 -5 13.50; heavy and thin calves. S4.00S 11.00. CHICAGO, Jan. IS.

(United States Department of Agriculture. Hogs Receipts. 37.000 head, including 7.000 directs; market 105 15c lower than Monday's average on weights downward from 210 pounds: others 157.25c lower: practical top SS.55: small lot $8.60: bulk 150-200 pounds, ys.35 5i8.55: 210-240 pounds. $7.65 (3 8.30: 250-270 pounds. S7.

25ft 7.60: packing sows 10 15c lower, mostly S6.35ft 6.60: few lightweights S6.75: shippers 5,000: estimated holdover 2.000. Cattle Receipts. S.50O head; calves. 1.800: steers and veaiUiPES fully steady; market opened slow, but closed fairly active: most steers sprinkling $9.50 upward, with both long yearlinis and weighty lonefed bullocks at $11.75: sprinkling $11 00 11.50; stockers and feeders also fairly active at S7.50 down: mostly $6. 25517.

00; she stock generally steady best wcinhty heifers. $9 light heifers $8.00: supply small and quality orly medium to goud smpll cow run brou-rht fully steady prices, with cutters at $5.00 down to bulls active at 56.75 down: veil ers 50c lo-vtr; mostly $9. MOW 10.5!) on light kinds, with only a few shippers at $11.50: practical top sil.oo. Sheep Receipts. 13.000 none direct: fat limbs around steady to 25c lower; most decline on lighter weight offTinqs yearlings steady: sheep weak: fecdmi: lambs stn-nc: bulk fat Ismhs 102 pounds 379 Mulvihill.

Helen The Union Trust Co. of Pitts burgh, l.pnnarH fnllr.i- 259 Mummelthey, Ferdinand, Grsham, Harry C. test'v 398 Sulesky, Konstanty, Sulesky. P. 142 Sullivan, Eliza Sullivan, A.

53 Sweet, Helen Sweet. Harrv K.d.-.-i- 232 Swift, Ella The National Pat i Trust trustee 233 Swift. Ella The National Trust trustee 234 Swift, Ella The Nati'-nal Trust trustee 98 Tajcs. John Tajcs. Anna, a 367 Takos, Mary.

Takos. 329 Taylor, Ida May. Fidelity Trut 82 Taylor, Virginia, Westfall, 354 Telega, Josephine, Potter A 65 Temmel. Andrew or A Hilda admrx. c.

t. a 330 Tener, Hubert Charles, Fidelity T. i 66 Teplitz, Ben. Teplitz. Harry.

vr 113 Todoroff Ivan, or Evan or I-. ti Jones, Htnry ancillarv sot: 412 Turkes. John. Turkef, Charts Korb. extrs 251 Varos, Paul, First National Bank gdn 1: 5 Vasunda, John, Vasainla, Ambro, extrs 337 Verona.

John Verona. Ta: Rosuall, admrs 60 Wagner, Clara Wagner. uusiee R. Hahn 281 Murphy, Luella, Murphy, Chas. Murphy, extrs and O.

John E. McCalmont Walter P. and Western Pennsylvania, fair with slowly rising temperature today. Snow with rising temperature tomorrow. Ohio, mostly calm with slowly rising temperature in north portion today, followed by snow beginning tonight or tomorrow.

435 Murray. John Murrav Katie Murray Vantard. ext's Y. Crossland Myers, vol pi rr t. 408 McCabe.

Rebecca Jane, Peoples-Pittsburgh Trust Co. a- Edw. M. Borger 447 McCann, Owen, Commonwealth Trust Co Thorn. RostnicV a.

HOl-RLY TEMPERATURES. 426 McClelland. L. Scull. Ed.

and The 382 Enyeart. Charles The Union Trust Co. of Pitts- ourgh, gdn Joseph N. Huston 30 Erb, Mary K. Young, Allegheny Trust John E.

Laughlin 455 Ermshausen, Sarah, Commonwealth Trust admr. c. t. a John E. Winner 339 Fedak, Elizabetn, Bessemer Trust gdn McClure 4 McClure 356 Felder, Albert Potter Title 4 Trust gdn J.

H. Lembersky 97 Felton, Mary Moore, Felton, Frank, Ralph F. Hunter 18 Fink, Belle Dean, Mary extrx Shoemaker 4 Knoell 39 Fischer. Michael, Fischer, William admr Horace Thomis, 4 Jr. 121 Foley, Michael, Potter Title 4 Trust gdn R.

L. McDonald 192 Fornof, Minnie Fornof, Ralph extr S. Carmack 17 Foy, Edna Foy, A. edmr Paul W. Brandt: Riester.

Brandt 4 Snee 44 Frank, Carl Henry, Tejan, George admr Paul W. Brandt; Lewis, Riester, Brandt 4 Snee 70 Fraser, Annie, Vaux, Elizabeth and Margaret Hare, extrcs John E. McCalmont 284 Fry, John Milton, Bessemer Trust admr Thos. E. Finley 22 Goeting, Ambrose E.

Goeting, Clifford admr. Howard Zacharias 292 Gemmell, Thomas, McGinley, Bernard, admr. c. t. a Leo Kostman 385 Gerber, F.mil, The Union Trust of Pittsburgh, trustee, Reed, Smith, Shaw 4 McClay 324 Gerwig-; G.

Henry L. Fidelity Trust extr A. C. Rohland 353 Gerwig, Theodore Charles, Potter Title 4 Trust edn Herbert Patterson 394 Gibson, John, Gibson, Robert and Ruth M. Gibson, -xtrs Allen H.

Kerr 69 Glasgow, Henry Hamilton, Anna Pearl, admrx. Emerson Hazlett 487 Glasser, Joseph, Glasser, Rose, admrx Strassburger 4 McKenna 32 Gleeson, Edward Gleeson, John admr C. D. and A. W.

Coll 175 Golla, Charles, Golla, John, admr Charles M. Donley 366 Gordon, Mary Gordon, Thomas and Esteile G. Wilson, extrs John Gilflllan. Alexander B. Gilfillan 358 Graebing, Caroline, Meng, Otto and Harry E.

Graebins, extrs A. E. 4 R. F. Weger 359 Graham, George Kerr, Kathyrine extrx.

Henry X. O'Brien; Marshall, O'Brien 4 Nevin 4 Graham, Mary Schmidt, Mildred admrx. Chas. H. McKibben 413 Greig, Harold Greig, J.

Howard, admr Carl E. Glock; Reed. Smith. Shaw 4 McClay 3 Griffiths, Joseph, Griffiths. Anna extrx.H.

Glenn Sample 218 Guenther, Frank Schaefer. Lawrence trustee Sherriff, Lindsay, Weis 4 Hutchinson 36 Haber, Dora, Haber, Hyman, extr M. D. Wedner 403 Hall. Helen Livsey, Viola admrx B.

Sayers 375 Hammond. Margaret Jay. The Union Trust Co. of Pittsburgh, Shoemaker 4 Eynon 71 Hannon, Katherine Freyvogel, Mary extrx. John E.

McCalmont 306 Hansulak, Mary, Monongahela Trust gdn Wright 4 Rundle 118 Harrison, Douglas James, Potter Title 4 Trust gdn A. M. Replogle 386 Kaumann, John, The Union Trust Co. of Pittsburgh, trustee J. Edward Manion 108 Heinen, John Knorr.

George extr. William E. Hague 363 Heller, Henry Heller, Albert extr Abraham Fishkin 400 Herbster. Charles or Charles J. G.

Herbster, Herbster. M. Esther, admrx Shoemaker 4 Knoell 481 Hespenheide, H. Hespenheide, Earl and Harriet M. Hespenheide, extrs Jos.

M. Kennedy 48 Hessom, Benjamin Pearce, Eyrtle. admrx. Shoemaker 4 Eynon 72 Hill, Edith Crumpton, Robert admr A. S.

Fingold, Reuben Fineold 68 Hill. Mary M-. Hill. E. Bruce, extr A.

E. Sloan 128 Hirsh, Flora. Hirsh, Edgar extr Sachs 4 Caplan 411 Hirshfield, Benjamin Hirshfield, Stella extrx. Strassburger 4 McKenna 421 Hodge, Katie. Peoples-Pittsburgh Trust extr.

W. W. Stanton 123 Hoffmann, Geojge Hoffmann, Dorothy Hurlock. extr Robert L. Kirkpatrick 9 Horgos, Anna or Annie Hargus, Horgos, Michael, admr Edw.

J. Lesko 12 Horzempa, John or John Chorzempa, Horzempa. Adam, admr Andrew S. Romito 228 Huber. Rose.

Burns. Catherine, extrx R. F. Sample 28 Hughes, Robert David, Clark, Amelia, gdn Howard Q. Turner 6 Hunter, Fielding Hunter, Kate, extrx N.

M. Katz; Katz 4 Alpern 122 Jackson, Daniel Jackson, Joseph admr Levy 4 Crone 465 Janas, Alberta, The Union NaUonat Bank of Pittsburg, gdn William L. Henry 25 Johnson, Martha McMillen A. extr John F. Conley 355 Johnson, Twyla Potter Title 4 Trust Edn Andrew G.

Smith 390 Johnston, Mary Shaw, Mercedes, extrx Herbert E. Pilgram 389 Jones, Eliza Sorg, John extr. T. Duff, Jr. 57 Jones, Thaddeus or T.

Jones, Henrietta. extrx Charles H. McKibben 357 Justus. Elizabeth Ann, or Lizzie Justus, Potter Title 4 Trust extr Lewis, Riester, Brandt Snee 326 Kamruerer, Charles Fidelity Trust admr. P.

J. Alexander 196 Kammerer, Elizabeth Mar.in, Mary extrx. Albert B. Smith 61 Kann, Nettie, Heyman, Bessie Kann, extrx Arthur D. Gatz 216 Kapner, Adolph, Jacobs, Albert Lawrence, admr.

e. t. a S. Leo Ruslander 35 Kazmier. Anthony, Rudolph Kazmier and Stanley Kazmier, Mistaiz, Walter, test'y gdn Diamond 247 Kelly, Daniel, Kelly.

Patrick extr S. M. Hazlett; Hazlett, Gannon 4 Walter 350 Kelly, Eugene, Eugene Keliey or Eugene G. Kelley or Eugene G. Kelly or Eugene George Kelley, Potter Title 4 Trust admr Self, Evashwick 4 Best 378 Kelm, Charles Ward, The Union Trust Co.

of Pittsburg, gdn John Gilflllan 423 Kennedy, Catherine Marie. Monongahela Trust gdn Walter F. Campbell 335 Kennedy, Hutton, Kennedy, Florence admrx. Wm. E.

Schoyer 12 Midnight. Trust trustees Ed 73 McClintock, H. Megogney. Mrs. William, admrx.

Vrtt-TW XT' 1 a -i 338 McComb. Annie Clarke. Clarke. "Helen, extrx 237 McCnmhs. W.

or W.llison McCok. CK''y 1 a. m. 2 a. m.

3 a. m. 4 a. m. ft a.

m. fi a. m. 7 a. m.

5 a. m. 9 a. m. 10 a.

m. 11 a. m. .21 ..27 .2 .28 .26 .24 .23 .21 .20 .19 .17 .27: 12 Noon 1 p. m.

.21 2 p. m. .21 3 p. m. .20 4 p.

m. 5 p. m. .18 6 p. m.

.17: 7 p. m. 8 p. m. 9 p.

m. HI P. rn. 11 p. m.

12 midnight R. and William Davis i-' Na- 402-McConnell. William Peoples-Pittsburgh Trust Co" Sherriff. Lindsay. Weis 4 Hutchinson 143 McCuIlough.

Amelia. McCuhough. Harry, extr 77 Wagner. George, The First Keesport, admr 297 Wallace, John Fidelity 314 McDonald. Margaret, McDonald, W.

and George 210 Walter. Marce'la A Boliver, Stadelman. or a John T. w. Mcuratn, extrs 0 prire James- M'ller.

Sarah, admrx. G. Rov KeUzer 88 McGuire. Sarah, Evening, Mary Alice and Elsie May Cornman. extrcs Ralbh McTfA- Altai- tV-flU' Ty itiik ce cai run 388 Mclntyre, Lorene Matson, W.

admr, c. t. a. tlanl.l SS.25 1 8.50; practical top SS.fij; yearPnrs. $7.75: bulk slaughter $1.

50x4.60; choice feeding larrbs. down choice ewes. is. in. 472 McKelvy, James McKelvy.

William Tnhn (3 ft 469 McNary. Walter, or Walter Fetzer. David and' m'TJ- St1rum- Harrison 4 Craig 384 McNeill. Thomas. Sr The Union Trust Co.

of Pitts burgh, test trustee u. METEOROLOGICAL RECORD. Sunrise today. .7:41 Sunset today 5:21 The following data are for yesterday: Tem7Vel. Wind.

Vei. Weather 7:30 a. 17 82 NK 13 Cloudy p. m. .22 74 NE 8 Clear Comparative temperature and precipitation-: i 28 81.

471 33 39; 511 46 46! 301 69 Low i 17 36: 37 27, 19 34: 31 30i 2: 50 22 44 42: 30! 29, 42: 38! 38, 16 60 j.12 1. 101.14!. 18 HiKhcst temperature this date since 1874. 69. in 1929; lowest temperature this date since 1874.

zero, in 1893; normal temperature for the day. 30: deficiency in temperature for day. deficiency in temperature sine" January 1, 18. Normal precipitation for the day. .09: deficiency in precipitation for the day.

.09: total precipitation since January 1. .5 nor- 380 Neil, Bevan. The Union Trust Co o-n Robert Meliln lVt Jame'- Moyar. Charles C. B.

McCrory 208 Nicklaus. Hild i Nicklaus. Ilarrv sc WY.V" J- Warren Hunter 86 Nied, August. Nied, August e. t.

a. A ft 405 Nonamaker, Margaret. Peoples-Pittsburgh Trust' Hv Long, jr. jwuiuum, ev Sigmund. extr.

414 Nuti, Ferdinand Nutl. Edw.rV'i.' Da" S3 Wanetick. Ida, Wanetick. tick, extrs 480 Ward. Rev.

Michael H. extr 109 Ward. Robert E. Ward Sue 349 Watt, Robert Samuel, rotter 396 Wazny, Wilda. Pot'er Title 45 Weiss, Jacob.

Kitman. Lnui ad- 1 93 Welsh. Robert, Bessemer Trust 78 Wheatley. Mary now Mary National Bank of McKeeort. t-l" 392 Wiley.

Minna Kromm. Wiley, 1-r 1 145 Wfliiams, Charles Philip. i- extrx Ill Williams, Lucy Wilson, AUegherv admr 253 Wills. Carrie, Anderson. -e.

S. M. Har'e" I 119 Woda, Marco, Potter Title 1 301 Elizabeth. Pachel. .1 1 431 Wood'.

Catherine The 289 Workman, Walter, Workman. Harold 105 Wylie, Charles F. Wvlie. Fw: John Nick a- 46 Younginger. Paul 1 Paul W.

Brandt: Lew 58 Zimantii. Casimer, or Frank, admr 189 Zlmmerly. Martha. Todd, Zimmerly Maratta. admrcs William S.

i 29 Zrelak, Anna. Davidson. 'r 91 Zwang. Max, Zwanc Esther ItKEPS OF TKI 368 Gloekler, Mary trustee 369 McCook, Willis Jarrett, B. prec nitation since 1.

1.85: de- I 129 1 Amico. Kusie. Amico, uiacomo. extr. j.

Aitrea wuner i 'n bcincy in precipitation since 442 Darsie James Peoples-Pittsburgh Trust 467 Oelschlager, Maria, Selferth. William trustee 128; total precipitation since January 1. .58: normal precipitation since January 1, 1.86: in precipitation since January 1, 1.2S. 327-Oliver. David Fidelity Trust Co.

and iharies B-SSZ: Fidelity TrusfcZ E.izr1R.0lO,,evrerEVan, EAST Nr. Y. Jan. is. rjpi (U.

S. Df-flrtrvnt AsncuItiTr? I P.eceipts. lOo read: ail n-i-i-Ms quoted steady, eod choice. lSu-210 pounds. (9.10 419.2.1: i.unds.

few 120-220 pounds nicked ins. Sfi.fi.Vf 9. JO. Cattle lffi head. etc-Uy: medium steers an! mixed yearling.

8.00; rows and bull scarce: low cutter and cutter ow. S3. 5.00; liRhtweiRht bulls. e.on Calves n-ceiptr. 10O head; vealers steady: emil and rivoce, pHm and medi'in.

$7. 50 --i Sheep n-ceipip. loo he-d: Iambs sir good and choice, pi.undj dmvi tJ c.O EAST ST. LOJ13. 111..

Jan. lv S. Department of Aericui; ur? llo-s he-id; direct; 21o pounds down, steady loc lover; ot'ners unevenly 10-2oc lower: too. SS.fc5: bulk 120-210 pounds, ss.fci 1.6-1: most 220-230 pounds, 12o down. $7.75 8.50: sov SS.25-n li 60.

Cattle Receipt. head; calvs. 2.500 head: st-ers and butcher yearlings iow; bids unevenly lower; limited selling but both clasres about steady: cow-stuff and bulls steady; veaiers 2.c lower: teers. hellers and mixed yearlinqs lareely S6.25' 7.50: beef cows $5.006.00: tf-Ti veaiers. S11.50.

Sheep Receipts. 2.500 head: native lambs steady to 25c lower; top to city butchers. SS.50; bulk to packers. $7.75 8.25; fat native ewes around $4.00. COTTONSEEU OIL.

NEW YORK. Jan. oil was easy today unaer local selling centered in the March. May and July deliveries. The market closed 6 to 8 points Jower on sales of 128 rnrfraMc r'lnoir, unvef ana xienry unver, extrs Henry O.

Evans. 104 Olminski. Martin, Debskl, John Henry H. Hanna asimuio, Amuuio, ragnaruio, Mary, extrx Johni D. Meyer Parkinson.

Joseph Carl, Parkinson, Madeline, extrx. John S. McKelvy, Jr. 27 Davidson. Marearet Thomas, Viola, H.

Stambaugh; John Bash; Watson 4 Freeman 248 Dswson VV Dawson, Elizabetii, admrx S. M. Hazlett: Hazlett, Gannon 4 Walter 420 Dean. Amanda Peoples-Pittsburgh Trust admr. c.

t. a Wm J. Herrchen 63 Dean. Laura Negley, Ronald admr. H.

Negley 3.12 Diangelo, Flonrrto, Potter Title 4 Trust admr. J. Lippard 397 Dickson, Samuel Porter. Potter Title 4 Trust sou Frank H. Kennedy, John M.

Shane 395 Dittz, Emma. Potter Title 4 Trust admr. c- 1 a c. E. Theobald 336 Domeikas, Leonas, Lengviniene, Petrone, Benjamin Jacobson 33 -Domhiff, Norbert or N.

Domhoft. Myrtle admr Hugh C. Boyle 20 Donahue, Frank Donahue, Thomas admr Harry ii. McWhlnney 115 Doyle, Mary Doyle, Bernard and John J. Doyle, extrs eiem M.

Strobel 243 Duncan, Maud Nesbitt, Bessie Margaret E. Duncan and Harold W. Duncan extrs Stone 4 McCandless 249 Dunn Thomas Dunn. Mav extrx John a 463 Partridge, George, The Union National Bank of Dgh'' dmr. Jphn wmner 342 Pasquarelli, Antonio, Peoples-Pittsburgh Trust ai- T'ji' I' V.

Frank J. Zappala 432 Pendleton, John Edward, now Meredith, The Colonial Trustee, gdn H. L. H. L.

P. Abilene 74 50 i cuisviile. 36 34... 64 50 i Memphis. 50 38.

28 10 llZiami 78 64 Boise 46 34 I itinn lis. 26 16 1 4 I Montgomery 68 58... BuKaio 12 6 iNashville. 44 36 28 2S New Orleans 76 64 26 16 I New York. 16 8..

Columbus 36 24 (Oklahoma. 5S 42 Denver 44 32 lOmaha 30 28 Des Moines. 30 22 .03 Parkersburg 36 28 Detroit 18 10 Parry Sound 816... Duluth 22 18 .03 Philadelphia 24 22 Elkms 34 32 Phoenix 72 46 Harrisburg. 22 16 28 16...

Helena 38 32 TRaleien 40 38 Huron 26 18. Louis 38 32 Indi.mpolis. 32 28 i Salt L. City. 48 36 Jacksonville 70 60..

iPan Antonio 84 Kan. City 38 26 i Tampa 74 60 Knosville 62 44 "eh 30 30 Los Angeles 58 54 .07 Winnipeg, 14 6 .01 304 Pfaffle, C. William. Pfaffle. MarthV' Darne" W'arrr 15-Pind'er; 'Mary "Elien' PeVri', StaubV 'AilcVpm'exJt'rxHerrChen Thos.

D. Murray AUDIT NOTICE All parties Interested ar vmk aid li -n-iii I. a nutmcu mat an audit list will re maae up vi Tim. Callf on.Monay, the 21st day ot February, A. D.

1938. at 10:00 Time, and continue thereafter each day (Saturdays and Sundays excepted until the nst prices: Bleachahle spot nominal, March. 7.49c; May, 7.51c; July, 7.56c; Septem-1 ter, 7.5Sc 1 377 Dzikf.wski. Thomas, The Union Trust Co. of Pitts- burth.

gdn Th0g. w. Neely 458 Eadie, Mary, Commonwealth Trust gdn Hallock C. Sherrard id lussocic, wiuiam Kememan, Robert extr. Below zero.

tout" W. Jones Pittaburgh, January 7th, 1938. eKister and i-Ofllcia Clerk .1 On'.