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Sixteen Saturday mornhtg, THE PITTSBURGH POST MARCH 7, 1925. HELP WANTED ROOMS REAL ESTATE FOR RENT REAL ESTATE FOR RENT BUSINESS PROPERTY FOB HUNT. Township Citizens Plan New Borough Union Residents Act To Halt Dormont Annexation. 616620 GRANT STREET Suitable for years, son of Marie Schweitzer Klein and the late Karl, Klein, brother of Mrs. Mrs.

Loretto Wahier, Oliie. Charles, Peter, John and Walter Klein. Funeral Monday at 8 a. from his late residence, 122 Charles "street. near Amanda avenue.

Knoxviile. High mass of requiem at 9 a. in Pr George's Chnrch. Friends of the family and members of Branch No. 2.

Knights of St. George, are respectfully invited to at-U-nd. Interment in St. Michael's cemetery. Kl.EIN, HENRIETTA On Friday.

March 6. 192f, at a. Henrietta Klein, in her 71st year. Remains may be viewed at tne home of her Mrs. Kupene Cluck, 4203 Main street, city, until Saturday evening.

Interment later at Brooklyn, N. T. LI'NDY, ANTHONY I). On Thursday, Marcb 5, 1925. at 5:39 p.

Anthony r. Lundy, husband of Catherine Kline l.UDdr. Funeral from the residence of his sit-ter-tn-law. Mrs. Barbara thad, 2638 Norwood avenue, Northside.

on Mondav, March Offices, SteereM WARD. JANE MTlXIOrGH On Thursday, March 5, 1925, at 12:30 a. rru, Jane McCullough Ward, in her 95th year, widow of William W. Ward and daughter of the late George and Maxy McCullough White. Funeral services in Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church.

Shady avenue and Walnut street, Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment private. The body will be at H. Samson's, 537 Neville street, until lime of services. WILLIAMSON, ELIZABETH JANE On Wednesday, March 4.

1925, at Baltimore. M'l, Elizabeth Jane Williamson, infant daughter of Preston Irwin AViliiamson and Ida Williamson (nee Taylor 1. ased months 5 WFI.su. l.OCKIE On Friday. March 1925, at 1:15 p.

T.ockie Weish (nee Harveyl, beloved wife of Campbell H. Welsh. Funeral services at her late residence, 622 Jackson street, Northside. Time will be announced later. WEIMER.

HAZEL I. A Wilkinsburg. on Thursday. March 5, at 5:30 a. Hazel n.

Weimer, beloved wife of William T. Weimer, aed 34 years. Brief funeral services at her late residAce. 923 Ross avenue, on Thursday, Mar 5. at p.

m. Regular funeral services at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. ixenbaut-'h.

rerryopolis. Twi-sfoiy MMm9 DENNY' ESTATE 211 feirfh AYense PLAN BODY TO ACT SOON ON NEW JAIL Receive First Plans as Whole On Proposed ject. The Allrjrhpny County Planning Omn mission, at its meeting yesterday, maug-uratTj action toward reaching- a decision as to the removal of the present county jail and the erection of a criminal courts and jail addition to the proposed new county office building. The commission also approved the partial road construction program suggested by the county commissioners at a recent meeting; following the approval of a peneral major highway plan indorsed by the planning commission's committee on major highway plan. The plans showing the proposed county buildinqr at Ross and Diamond streets and including the pround now-occupied by the Curry building, the Wilson property and Gala alley were shown by County Architect Stanley Roush and the commission went into detailed study of the preliminary plans which heretofore never have been presented as a whole.

MALE. Learn a barber trafl ami hT a uteady job and cood piy: with our methods you can beome a competent barber ia a lew weeks; ani inir cl a THE CITY BARBER SCHOOL. 1240 Venn ritt.t.nrt'h. VOCMZ- MKN--Jf yu are 2l or over, now employed, have eiffht grados of prh'roltn vt ueTTPT, posses a Keen in become an export accountant and would like to qnalify f'r an attractive alms lines, then the local manager of a prominent of cprt ihed pnblic act-omit-ants uld iifec to hear from yoa; this ia not a text bonk correspondence t-Vhoot pa ttef action guaranteed accepted applicants tate aee. edu at ion, phn mini her and employment.

Write I 6S9, rare Post Sun. YOrNi; MAX Ambitious. 25 to 30 Years old. with some grocery sr-Hing" erfrience preferred but not necessary, for an old established food product concern must be satisfied with week to start, and own car on winch will be allowed for upkeep. This connection oftVrs to the ripht kind of a man to lay a foun-datfon for a secure, big paying- opportunity.

In your repl include references, with any other data to nelp your securing the posi-tion. "Write Can1 Post-Sun. Oi ST A r.ECTR TCA VTYtX AND FTXTrRK TTOT'SK 11 FQITRKS A HU.H-r.RArtK SALESMAN "WITH A AMONG THE TRADE IN WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA: SI'LENDII PROPOSITION TO THE PROPERLY QFALIFIEP MAN. WRITE FELL IiETAILS PRIOR TO INTERVIEW. AlMiRESS ti TJa, CARE POST-SUN.

WANTED AT O.NCK. T1VO intST CLASS pr.rMi'.Kns. iNQrip.K SKWTCKI.KY AND HKATI.NG SEW'ICK- i.n. pa. FEMALE.

COOK (white) wanted for small family adults; excellent surroundings; good wages. Mou-trosc 8511. Girls Wanted for Light Factory Work. Apply Mr. Mnnrer.

Grcnnan P.akery iXtlS Kodman Bt, GUUjS Permanent wave, upecia' per bead not exceeding 2o curls, $15; guaranteed. Grant WHITE pirl for plain cookins and general housework, small family; no washing. 5571 Hampton or phone Hiiatid 2545-J. WANTED Housekeeper for basinom woman's home, will not be treated as servant- Call at 210 Oliver ave. or telephone Atlantic ZfZtll.

WANTED Experienced white maid for general housework; laundress employed; two in family. References required. Hazel 2535-R. WANTED An experienced marcel waver at once at the Vogue Beanty Shop, Wellsbuig, W. Va.

THE COOPER. HOSPITAL. Offers a three years' course in nursinr to young ladies having a high schooi education; required age IS to years. Apply for information to the Cxioper Hospital, Camden, N- MARCF.L waver, Dormont Charm Shop, 1424 Potomac ave. Locust 036S.

EXPERIENCED- WHITE IIUj FOR GEN-ERAI, HOUSEWORK AND COOKING: NO WASHING: SMALL HOUSE: ROOM I WITH HATH. HIGH WAGES. PHONE MONTROSE 818. OR CALL 310 S. REBECCA KAST END.

WirTTE girl, reference required, general housework, 4 in family, best wages, no laundry work. Hiland Comer of Sheridan and Rryajit. STENOGRAPHER over 2r.nne who can manage office, mnst be experienced. Reference required. 3765 Bigelow Blvd.

SPLENDID opportunity for women as local agents for the best silk and lisle hosiery made; sells itself. Write A-740, Care Post-Sun. WOMAN! WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK; ONE PREFERS COUNTRY; FOR FAMILY OF THREE. WRITE K-840, POST-SUN. CHAMBERMAIDS, resident laundress, owiksT waitresses, general housework girls.

Cleary Employment, 710 Bellefonte st. WANTED, 2 experienced solicitors! Call SOS Carnegie. MAI.K AND FKMAI.K. PURI.TC. ATTENTION: Hair cut, shsve, bnb- btng free.

1202 Penn rear of shop. The NossokofTs. Scholars accepted. MAKE J20 100 stamping names on checks. Send 25 cents for sample and instructions.

NixonTag Company, Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. HELP ANTEDINSTRUCTION Arte Established 15 Years Learn the aoto and electric business. Absolute practical individual instruction. Positions open; special price for immediate enrollment; day or evening clashes; catalog free; visitors welcoaie. Pittsburgh School of Automobile Engineering, Dept.

"3," 405 Penn Ave- Pittsburgh, Pm. SITUATION WANTED MALE BOOKKEEPER, thoroughly competent desires temporary or part time work keeping books, auditing or supervision work, reasonable rates; day or evening service. Box 17S East Liberty station, Pittsburgh. EXPERIENCED CHAUFFEUR of 9 years (colored) Wishes steady position driving ing Ce- tmck or garage work; good reference dar giOl-J. YOUNG man, 24 years of age, college education desire position.

Willing to serve ap-prenticeenrp in promising proposition: chsr-scter and integrity guaranteed by excellent references. Write H-747, care Post -Sun. CLEAN CUT young ma a wishes position chaafTeur, ail around man; references. Franklin 958S-R. FOREMAN with 50 men wants contracting job as cementing, excavating or any kind.

Write Post Office Lock Box 206, Atiquippa, I'a. STUDENT. 30 years-of "age! wants work from 4 p. in. to 12 p.

n. Will do anything. Address L-7o9, care Post-Sun. YOUNG MAN desires garage work. Call 2504 Bedford sve.

PRINTER (all around), to operate small job shop. Cole Service Bureau. 504 Liberty ave. SITUATION" WANTED FEM LE COOKING without dining room work desired by reliable agreeable, white girl: likes children: Gentile or Jewish borne; large or small family; city references: kindly give full details and wages. Write A-722, care Post-Sun.

COLORED laundresses, men a tid ooten cies r7-eara, wall paper, wall washing, cellars, windows, porch cleaning, odd Jobs; 15 cent charge.PboDeGrant1831, Imperial. TELEPHONE operator having 12" years' experience desires day or night duty. Phone Cedar 4001. RELL.VBLE colored woman wants scrubbing and cleaning for Wednesday and Thursday. Hiland 604 8-M.

EXPERIENCED housekeeper wants house-keeuer iu widower's home; can furnish best reference. Cedar 6U26. COLORED LADY wants day's work at once; in need Grant 27S5-R. Eva Roberson. GRADUATE nnr would like fare of invalid.

male or female, or aged couple; beautiful location. Odar 0417-M. POSITION as beauty parlor operator, experi-ciced. Write N-fKI7. care Pot.

CARE of an agei lady or invalid. Phone FLsk WCO. CORTATNS of all kinds work guaranteed; 'lowest prices; called for and deiiTered. Graot888i. COLORED womam, laundry work st horns ar by day.

Hiland 3i43-J. SEWING done reasonable, also curtains stretched. 1318 Warner st. Cedsr 80MS-J. COIOREU woman Franklin wants laundry work.

colored laundress wishes 3 day8' work. Phone Hemlock 1326-J. FAMILY wsshing to tkr home, neatly done; reference. Hiland 2842-W. WOMAN wants day work or by the week; go borne at nights.

Phone Fisk S112-W. DAY WORK wanted" by" $3.00 and car fare. Call Hiland 4980-W. 1TRST-CLASS laimdressT wants laundry to take home. Hiland 3578-R.

LADIES' or gentlemen's band luirndry a spe-clalty. 416 Covel way. Grant QgM-J. FIRST -CLASS laundress, references, wants laundrytotake home. Hiland 357I-R.

CX)LORED women desire work: by tbe day and domestic Call Shenley 3233. Hill district. EDUCATIONAL VTH YEAS. CURRY COLLEGE Penn sve. and fitanwlv t.

TA AND EVENING SESSION TIME- Piano jazz taught, 15 lessons fruarunteeu. Booklet pent f-ee. Forbes St. tlrant 2S71. Plones School, 2020 104 FMta av.

Aiiantie- 20i. Sciiel LJGnT HOUSEKEEPING KOOMS ARCn I.irht hODsekeeptriE ro-mti. ail conveniences, furnare heat. Cedar PKRRYp-rnXC AVF. PISTFTCT Two front furniRheti rooms for honsekeepinr.

Cedar SPAITR 3G Cozt light housekeeping apartment; ranting water, ran re; aiso lurpe fnont rKm for cenfiernen or MiMnexs rar train, cars, East Liberty; carafe. Montrose 77G7. AIXEGRKNT Se.T.rid flnnr fnmt. two "onneotircr pjomr niinpietety fornthei for lijrht housekeeping; prjTate fainilv. Cedar KKNTCCKY Two lirht honse- keepinr rooms, HhadTsif! diwtrirt.

1-rartk-lin hliuJ. UARP.reT Private home. two well furnished room" Xot honsekeeplnr third floor, with bath. STontmx ITi. WAUD SC.l-Two rooms, furnished for light housekeeping; reasonable.

lRWLN' P07, rheerfnfly furnished 2 room apartment, with private bath. FIFTH 4712 Very desirable litrht housekeeping iwmi for light w. North Cedar822-J. ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED Bath With Every Bedroom Exclusively Bachelor TxthrTp two minures to SchertJey, jC OowTitown: ftolid mahogany urnishinfrs throucboiit, in thorotichly modern eleptuitly home; breakf service, J'honc 4 Wt Srhenley. AVON, Western ave.

Or.ri Roomg and comfortable and with modern conveniences; carg J8 and 39, or walking distance. EAST room. LI r. RTY A tractive Montrose JP47. doable front TTNrSirAI.I.Y attractiTe room, borne privileges, next to Nemi.priT&Te bath; near all cars; odij 15 minote from city.

Scnenley 6037 AIKFN ATX, 518 Nicely furnished rooms, suitable one or two persona. N1CKI.Y furnisbfd. near East Liberty car line. Suitable for 1 or 2 rertlemen. Call Hiland iiL-Jefore lOOam.

LHF.M'NT Furnished room, irentlcronn; priva.to family; JiO montb.lv; near car; rcf-erencea exchajged. Call I.el)it;h 3S47-J. FEDERAL 1403 First floor, large front room for ltfrht housekeeping-; also second floor, two rooms, hou.sekceiing, next to path, with use of telephone. (-lar 7082-J. NTCELY furnished room in new apartment; all conveniences; 10 minutes from town; no other roomer; telephone service included; ladv or gentleman; reasonable.

Lafayette BACM 4f22 Lovely large second floor room, suitable business couple: every convenience; handy to trains, cars and bus. Hiland 7SO0 J. Bl.LLEFIELD DISTRICT Nicely furnished front mom for business lady or gentleman. Highland 4712-J or Schenley. BROOKLLNE J033 Large front room, new furniture, twin beds, steam best; next bath; couple or two gentlemen.

Lehigh SSIO-R NORTHSIDE Steam-heated roomfor gentle-man; phone service; walking distance to city. Cedar 2228-J. WtLKINSBURG 3 at tracti TeTFurnUhed Moms adjoining snd housekeeping, centrally located with all conveniences. Franklin 0575- J. FEDERAL ST.

Nicely fnrnTshed room with private family, for gentleman: all conveniences; rlose to parks. Call Cedar 4594-J. GENTLEMAN will share large front room, hot and cold water, near laUi with gentleman. References. Cedar 6114-J.

908 CEDAR ArE.arkenartmenf; eleaiT well furnished sleeping room; walking distance. I AMBER 356, cor. Baam bivd. Neat, well juruiKueu room; an noiue--coouorvs Doara II desired. JMoatroRe S246.

HARVARD ST.7 5Ws-TW'5OR THREE ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSEKKEPLNG. ALLCOXVENDSNCES HILAXD 3412-J. BACM 552 Well-fnrnished room, bet water heat; gentlemen. Montrose 0492. McPIIERSON F.T.VD.r Point Breeie districts Attractively fornished room, next to bath, private family; gentlemen preferred; references.

Hiland 0846-J. MARYLAND 732 Furnished room with alcove, suitahlo for one or two gentlemen. Montrose 7869. PENNSYLVANIA-AVE." 32R SLarge front room for light housekeeping or sieep-ing. $5 week.

Cedar4448-J. MT. WASHINGTON Punlsfied room for 1 or 2 gentiemen. Call Ifayette S.T4S-M. FURNISHED front room in apartment near Boggs Buhl's.

Cedar 153S-M. TWO TUliSlSifth BEDROOMS: gentlemen or ladies; reasonable. 7045-J iTanklin. COLLEGE AVE. 639, two fornished rooms, strcocti flKir, front, for gentlemen.

FRANKSTOWN 5479, fc. ETmsU sleeping room for working home privileges. Highland 1004-J. FURNISHED rooms for gentleman; private family; no other roomers; $4 week. Franklin 2107-W.

ROOM; in private 'home, cation one of best in quired. Schenley 0900 sl conveniences, city; references WESTERN 1122 Northside One or two furnished housekeeping rooms; electricity, laundry, wsiking distance. Cedar7834-Sl. FURNISIIE1 Two single rooms in modern private faraiiy.r,ranldinG6o4-R!; FRANKLIN lfC N'ortnside Two-fur-nished housekeeping rooms. Cedar 7S8-J.

THREE ROOMS Furn ished. kitchenette, din ing room, bedroom and batb; rent $T0. Ad-dress 143 Grotto st. Phone Hiland 1758-iL LARGE rooms, running water, twin beds, connecting living room adjoining bath, shower: convenient cars, tennis court; East Liberty; gentleman. Montrose 1721.

MELWOOD ST. Furnished room for gentleman, modern; garage if desired. Hiiand SMI VvnlkrNSBURG, three attractive aTjoininc furnished rooms, for housekeeping, centrally located, with all conveniences. Franklin 9G75-J. ATTRACTIVE sitting and connecting bed room, near Highland and Bast Liberty ata- tion.

Hiland 74t7. SIX ROOMS and bath Franklin 2S76-W. ISO, cm second floor. ATTRACTIVELY furnished front room, one or two gentlemen; convenient to Edge wood snd Wilkinsburg stations and car lines. Phone FrankHn 04.V7-M.

FIFTH 3500Furn7sEed front-rooms, near bath, electric. Phone tcbeiiley 9179. FAYETTE 1314 Two dean comfortable rooms, furnished, newly papered; psivate family. Cedar 7307-W. N.

GRAHAM ST. Nicely furnished room, running water 14 week. Montrose 86 St. THREE ROOMS andkitcherfiirni3hed and clean, for ndiilts. Xlontrose 2728.

NICELY furnished large bedroom: private family; next to bath. Call Jirant0943-J. BACM 4 unfurnished rooms, kitchenette, bath. Hijand 4272-R. BEECirVTEW Three rooms, first floor nice location.

Lehigh S974-J. near A NICELY furnished room, suitable for two. fitfl Sheridan ave. Hiland 11:14 -M. TWO attractively furnished rooms with porch, Belleneld district- Call Hiland 4711-B.

Eftwn 907. cheerfully furnished room! suitable 1 or 2 persons. ROOMS UNFUKNIS HED BET Four rooms on second floor-riit U). Call Linden 3lO)-R. CRAFTON.

3 rooms and breakfast room on tirst floor unfurnished. Adults onlv. 58 Grace street. Call Walnut FLEMING 3323 Three rooms, gas and electric; S25 per month. Linden 202S.

OLTMPIA 168, Mt." Washington 3 Targe third floor rooms with sink; all conveniences. Phone Lfsycttaji'iHfrW. FOUR bath, larse pantry, porch, built in Ironing board; first floor. Carrick 1731-J. ROOMS WITH BOARD Children's Boarding Home.

A comfortable borne for girls, sge 5 to 12 years; rates reasonable. Inquire Rev. C. Palmer. 8212 Fraukstown Pittsburgh, Pa.

Call Franklin 2-rU. SUADYSriiE INN 325 Morewood rooms with board, handy to cars and Shadyside station; all rooms newly papered; home cooking. Montrose 4:67. COZY' furnished room, family meals tionaL Phone inland 8U31. on- KiHJM AND BOARD for ladies or meu.

Call Montrose 8403. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT APARTMENTS. WILKINSBURG. Fm- rooms and private batb tn owner's home; has unusually large cupboards, range and sink located on Center corrvenientfy near train and cars; the rental, J75, Includes heat. For particulars call Franklin 1616-J.

BEECnVIEW. Modern apartment with garage Ci. rooms and tile bath. Call Ixcust lirVJ. HAST END JJL'PLBX Five rooins.

hardwood floors, tile Bosrt near Chisletr. first floor Uthuiil MH-M. IN THE Schenley Apartments till November, liviiiu r'H-im, liedrMm. kitchenette, completely furnished. Schenley TvHiiO.

WIl-KINSBUIli JGiAvailahle April five room? and bath, comer buildinK, two lanje porches. SHADYfTOK -Separate apartment. 4 rooms, batk; hninediate poaaemn. ScnesUey 8004. BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

Centrally lea Id REAL ESTATE FOR SALE CITY AND SUBURBAN. RICHLAND LAKE A Neurhborhood Worth Attractive new, high-grade homes; brick fi3-inch walls), eight rooms, three baths, hot water beat, double floors, every modern' convenience; substantially and carefully built: close to best schools, trolley and steam service. W. L.r STEWART, Office. 102 Richland Lane.

Beechview Bargain, $7,800. ONLY SI. 900 CASH. Six rooms, large third floor, reception hall, bath, coal furnace, laundry, slate roof; pave street; fine location; near cars. PAUL N.

SMITH, "Realtor." 430 Fourth Ave. Court Olio. $17,500 DUPLEX 15 INVESTMENT. Bellev-ue, buff brick; lare lot 48xLS; annual income 2. 649; first floor.

rooms and bath; second floor. 7 rooms an4 bath: also storage; buyer mar asmrnM mortgage. Act quickly. SUBURBAN REALTY CO, Linda 4134, Open Evenings. Befle NEW 7-room Douse in EjOtrewood.

itvtnar room type, hardwood noors, tils bath, manoiranw and old Ivory lmisn. Call irraoicUn UM-8. Can be seen nights. MT. LEBANON BARGAIN, $11,500.

Six rooms, brick and shingle: strictly tile bath, hardwood Doors; lot 40x110, in country club plan; terms. Locust 1460. Grand view Crafton. rSrMEJDIATB POSSESSION. New brick ar.d shingle seml-bangalow, 6 rooms, bath, stm parlor, hardwood floors, cement laundry, coal furnace, beantiful electric fixtures.

This is just the property for the average, family; convenient terms can be arranged: price $9,800. ADAMS SCHWELNSBERG, II Crafton Crafton. Walnut 2890. COZY little hoora between rnnkstwn sve. and Verona car line; rooms, bath, modern throughout, lot 50x137 ft-; nrsnt be eeea te be appreciated.

Franklin 4227-lt DORMONT BARGAIN, $9,750. Brick and srnrro. 5 rooms, son parlor, finished attic, tile bath, hard wood floors, beater, shades and awnings; easy terms; act quick. Locnat 1460. BROOKLLNE BARGAIN.

LEAVrKG QTT Six rooms, brick: and shingle reception hall, hardwood floors, built-in features, two squares from school and cars, just finished; immediate possession; make me an offer. Write 742 Pittsburgh Post-San. BRENTWOOD, near car: new six-room wase, modern throughout. Call Owner, Lafayette 4533-J. SITE RAD EN.

46,000, frame house, 6 rooms and attic bath. electric -lights and gas. level lot. good location, near cars. S.

S. StahL 3068 Cbar- tiers ave. Phone Walnut 2564-W. ST.W1CKLET home, 9 moms, fine condition, good location, models lighting, furaace, lanndry.w'J. C.

Reed, Sewirkley 343. WORKTNGMAN'S HOME. Five rooms, bath, laundry, gas, electric front and rear porches, price SS.S99; about $1,590 cash, balance like rent. In qulrg 11 1 North ICIlvale awe-. Plttsbqrgh.

FOR SAXE Corner frame, three apartments, 10 rooms, three baths, concrete garage, Hiland flti6-W. CAjfcCK DISTRICT. New seven-room Vriek and shingle Caster ave paved street, near church and schools: strictly modern; price (2,500 cash, balance monthly. Call Court 1416. Steel City.

SUBURBAN HOME. Brick: bungalow. 6 rooms, bath, hot water heat, hardwood floors and finish brick garage: fruit; one acre of ground. Price JOHN BOURKE, Phone Walnut' Crafton. Pa.

NEW six room and attic date roof, tapestry brick home; all modern; $9,794. 10 minutes wakinsbnrg station. Richard Barrv Sons, builders, 1721 Fahnesteck city. Franklin 8396. EDGEWOOD BARGAIN.

211 Elm st-. 9-roem modern honse, boflt-ta features, ready for occupancy. Call owner. Franklin 8307. DORKONT, seven room and son parlor, oak floor and finish, hot water heat, til bath, doable garage; will make terms.

L. Brown, 1700 New Haven ave. CRAFTON TERRACE. Sew frame residence, five rooms and bath; price S6.60O; $1,500 cash, balance monthly. Call Steel City, Court 1416.

onrDlTifV Double brie. $11,000 or $5,500 each: bath, electric light, gas, laundry, good location, near ears, S. S. Stahl, 3068 Char-tiers are. Phone S64-W Walnut.

BEECH VIEW bargain Seven rooms aad garage. Call Locust 1196-R. FOR snick sale modern seven-room brick and sbincie in Mt. Lebanon; conveniently located: near new parochial school: price $9.100. Phono Locust 0327-W.

TWO houses. 7 roams and bath; one 10 rooms and bath; two 6 rooms and bath: paved street. Geo. 3. Stemhaoser, Building' Contractor, 318 Spencer ave.

Carrick 1644-7. $8.500.00 NEW residence, Princetoa mt -brick and ahhnrle, seven moms and bath, coal furnace; near cars; $1,500.00 down payment needed. Cal. Steel City, Court 1419. 3433 CLEARFDJjD 7 rooms, tileT bath' ones and sningie, nardwood flooca, coal Turnace; a.uuu.uv: ai.auu.uu cash CaU Steel City.

Court 1416. EAST END HOMEWOOD DUPLEX, $9,500. Kodern, up-to-date two family borne; everything private, including light, boat, water and batb: cement latmdrr and coal furnace; large lot in rear; deal direct, no agent's commission to pov. Call Owner. Franklin 707-W.

A BRAND NW HOUSE. For cost of construction plus value of lot: go see it at 2511 Braddock Swiasvaie. near HawUns School: 6 rooms. bath, laundry, furnace; 35al30: price $8,500. A.

O. PTLE. 401 East End Trust Bldg. $32,000 WILL BUY COMPLETE HOME. Central, desirable East IJberty-Shadysido Sections; just finished; rooms, 3 baths.

2 car garage; wide lot. Immediate possession. See aa. COMMONWEALTH REAL ESTATE CO. Commonwealth Fourth HOME and investment for $13,560, solid brick house, son porch, bath, cellar, coat furnace; 5 garages; on lot 00x128.

Owner, 7633 Tioga st. SUPERFINE RESIDENCE. For Squirrel HilL north of Forbes street, containing 9 rooms, 2 baths and 2 garages; no description can do It justice. A. PTLE, 401 East End Trust Bldg.

MORNXNGSLDE $11,700. Near Bryant st-. new 7-room brick: and shingle dwelling: modern; large lot to alley: $2,009 down payment, balance terms. Possession Mny PEOPLES EAST END REAL. ESTATE Penn and Highland Aves.

Monliwj 405. In Center East Liberty. Mid brick, 9 room, reception hall. bath. lot 3UX12U to pawea aoex; kar at O.

PYLX, 401 Kaaa- End tooyt attt. ped. tBdndtng winter tnelosnres. This is a real bargain. Call Mr.

9upler. Hi. 194L IiOTS FOR SALE WONDERFUL LOT Mt. Lebanon Near Dormont. Level lot on paved street, 60x115, eastern nt-.

posnre. sewer, gas. water and eiectnc ready for connectioos. Only on terms of $200.00 down, balance $25.90 lv month, win grve oiscount ror caao, write V- cars Postoa. at 8:30 m.

Requiem high mass at the Ohurt of Aftnunciation at 9 o'clock. Friends of the family and member? of Loyal Circle No. 113, P. II, are respectfully invited to attend. M'COY.

MRS. HELEN MATTHEWS On Friday. March t. at 8:30 a. at AVellston, Sirs.

Helen Matthews Mo-Coy, beloved wife of James McCoy, she formerly resided in Iawrenceville. Pittsburgh, Pa, She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Daniel F. Mrs. Joseph W.

O'Nei'l and Mrs. William B. Smith: one daurhter-in-ia w. Mrs. John Matthews; two sons, Harry and Martin: one sister, Mrs.

Julia Kernan; five brothers, Michael. Martin. James, Andrew and Murt. and 20 pxand-- ildren. She was an aunt to Ilev.

Father Kernan. Remains will arrive in Pittsburgh Monday evening, March 9 from the. residence of her daughter, Mrs. Dan F. Oarr, 1368 Montezuma street.

Notice of time of funeral will be announced later. Atlantic City (X. J.i and I.09 Angeles papers please copy. fAILKl, MART On Thursday. March I 3.

1S25. at 3 a. Mrs. Mary MrCauley (nee Cearns). widow of J.

B. MrCauley. Funeral from her late residence, 409 Whitney avenue, Wilkinsburg, on Monday, March 9, at 8:30 m. Requiem high mass at St. James' Catholic Church at 9 a.

m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Interment in Calvary cemetery. Please omit flowers. MANSMANN, CATHERINE A On Thursday, March 5.

1925, at 8:45 p. Catherine A. Mansmann (nee Killmeyer), beloved wife of H. Joseph Mansmann and daughter of 4acob and Nellie Killmeyer, aged 23 years. Funeral from the residence of her parents.

1121 Chartiers avenue, Twentieth ward, on Monday. March 9 at 9:30 a. m. Solemn requiem high mass at St. Martin's Church at 10 o'clock.

Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. MORRIS, WALTER E. On Friday, March 6, 1925, at 3:45 p. Walter E. Morris, formerly of North Negley avenue, husband of the late Carrie Waterman Morris and son of the late Colonel D.

B. Morris. Notice of funeral later. MERKJER, ETHEL BEATRICE SAN FORD At her home, 1500 Beaver avenue, Northside, on Thursday, March 5, 3 925. at 12 noon.

Ethel Beatrice Sanford Mer-Uer, dearly beloved wife of Rev. Ralph K. Merker and sister of Katherine P. Sanford. Funeral serviecs at the Manchester Presbyterian Church, Franklin and Chateau streets, Northside, on Saturday, Marcli 7, at 2:30 p.

m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Remains may be viewed at the church one hour before service, MRS. ELIZABETH K. On Friday, March 6.

1925. at 1:30 p. Mrs. Elizabeth K. Mooncy (nee Schmiudiehl), widow of George Mooney.

Funeral on Monday, March 9, at 8:30 a. from her late residence, 1529 Garfield avenue, Northside. Requiem mass at St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church, corner Ohio street and Sherman avenue. Northside.

at 9 a. m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Interment private. NTNLIST, BARBARA Suddenly.

on Thursday. March 5, 1925, at 4:30 p. Barbara Ninlist (nee Dengler), widow of August Ninlist, aged 62 years. Funeral from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Samuel Donaldson, 115 Sheridan street, Millvale, on Monday, March 9, at 8:30 a.

m. Requiem high mass at 01. ADuiony v. nurcu at ciocs. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend.

NTGEST, ROSE CARLIN On Thursday, March 1925. at 8:20 a. Rose Car-Iin Nugent, widow of James Nugent, at her residence. 402 Williams street. Funeral on Monday, March 9, at 8:15 a.

m. Solemn high mass of requiem at St- Justin's Church at 9 a. m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend, NOEL, CARRIE On Friday, March 6, 1925, at 1:45 p. Carrie B.

Noel, daughter of the late Sarah Mansfield and John P. Noel. Services at her late residence, 6419 Ken- 1 tucky avenue. East End. of time 1 of funeral later.

i Latrobe (Pa.) papers please copy. UTTER, Alffn.UA At Oil City. on I Thursday. Marcn 1925, at 6:30 a. Alwilda Rutter (nee Morrison), at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

H. H. Wil-kins. Fcneral services at her late residence, 454 Center avenue, Verona. Pa on Saturday evening at 7:30 o'clock.

Interment pri vate Sunday afternoon at Bethel ceme- tery. RtSSELL, ELIZABETH On Thursday, March 5, 1925. at 5:55 p. Elizabeth I Russell (nee Williams), aged 52 years. Funeral services at the family residence, 1 223 East Robinson street, Northside.

Pittsburgh, on Saturday, March 7, at p. m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Interment private. ROBINSON, MONTE LEON On Fridav, March 6, 1925, at his residence, 3 Shetland avenue.

East End, Monte Leon Robinson, husband of Est el la Russell Robinson, aged 46 years. Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon, March 9, at 2 p. ro, at St. James M. E.

Church. Interment in Home-wood cemetery. REED, JAMES On Thursday, March 5. 1925, at 9:55 p. James Reed, son of the late John and Mary Reed, in his 59th year.

Funeral from the residence of his aunt, Mrs. Martin Corcoran, 7927 Tioga street, on Monday, March 9, at 9:30 a. m. Requiem mass at St. James' Church at 10 o'clock.

Friends of the family and members of Hulings Camp No. 77, Spanish War Veterans, are respectfully invited to attend. STRCNK. FANNIE FOSTER At Wilkinsburg, on Friday. March 6.

1925. at 9:50 a. Fannie Foster Strunk (nee Jamison), wife of S. W. Strunk.

aged 60 years. Funeral services at her late residence, 1318 Laketon avenue. Wilkinsburg. on Monday, March 9, at 2 p. m.

Interment private. MARTHA JANE MfCALL On Friday morning, March 5, 1925, at 12:05 o'clock, Martha Jane McCali, widow of Jacob Weidman. Services private at her residence, 232 South Pacific avenue. East End, Monday afternoon. Please omit flowers.

FLORISTS. FUNERAL FLOWERS phone 3726 and 3727 atlahc AT ANT PRICE DESIRED. A85 WOOD STREET Flowers Express Sympathy Courteous Attention Fair Detliag Prompt Service. A. W.

SMITH CO. Flower Stores, Liberty at Sixth Ave. Penn at Staowlx St. Phone Atlantic 5463. LMwig Floral Co.

710 E. Diamond Northside. Fairfax 7400. To prevent any section of Union township from being incorporated with the adjoining borough of Dormont, several hundred residents of the township apeared in quarter sessions court yesterday morning before Judge John i C. Haymaker, in.

the first step toward the organization of a new borough. Two hundred and fifty property own ers of the district began proceedings to incorporate the township into a borough to be known as "Banksville." After Pittsburgh council failed to act favorably on the petition of residents of Union township, who sought admission to the city, immediate were taken by certain residents to keep the present township intact, to prevent any section from uniting with adjoining municipalities or boroughs. It is understood that a number of the residents of the township would favor annexation with Dormont. Whether desiring to unite with Dormont will oppose the organization of nunksville Iwrough was not disclosed yesterday. LOAN LEAGUE ELECTS The Allegheny County League of Building and Ioan Associations, at a meeting last night in the Congress of Women's Clubs, 408 Penn avenue, elected the following officers President, Charles Wilcox first vice president, Robert T.

Houlden second vice president, W. IL Heselbarth treasurer, Cf. J. Schondelmeyer secretary. Hubbs Weimer; attorneys.

E. A. Harchficld and W. K. Best executive committeemen, Joseph M.

Bauer, R. Frank, George A. Eckles, T. E. Morgan and P.

M. Lippert. Speakers were William Duff Charted R. Reno and R. Frank.

Charles Wilcox presided. WILL DEDICATE HIGH SCHOOL ST. CLAIRSVILLE, March 6. The new high school building here will be dedicated next Thursday. The dedicatory address will he given by Dr.

W. H. McMas'ter, president of Mt. Union College, who is a native of Belmont county. "Various local organizations will give programs in observance of educational week, next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights, in the high school auditorium.

DEATH NOTICES BEYKR, GEORGE On Wednesday evening. March 4, 1S25, at :30 o'clock. George Beyer, husband of the late Xor-tby Elizabeth Beyer (nee Fischer), aged 71 years. He is survived by three sons, George Lawrence of Carrick, Harry Beyer of DuBois, and five grandchildren. Funeral from the family home, 105 Eleventh street, Southside, on Monday, March 9, at a.

m. Requiem mass at St. Michael's Church at a. m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend.

BARLF.Y, JOWS G. On Thursday morning, March 5. 1925. at 8:45 a. John G.

Barley, husband of the late Eliza Barley (nee Boyer), at the residence of his son, Wilbert L. Barley. 2384 Vodeli street. Beech view, in his 71st lear. Remains may be viewed at the Beinhauer mortuary, I62S-3I West Liberty avenue.

South Hills. Services on Saturday afternoon, March 7. at 2 o'clock. Friends of the family axe respectfully invited to attend. Interment private in Home wood cemetery.

Take car No. 38 or 39 to Brook line Junction. Detroit (Mich.) papers please cppy.3 BOSTON', JAMES On Wednesday morning. March 4 at 1 o'clock, at 213 West Canal street. Northside, James Boston.

Remains at William H. Markey's, 206 West Ohio street, Northside. Remains may be viewed at Bethel Chapel, West Robinson street. North side, en Saturday, March 7 from II a. to 2:30 p.

when services will take place- Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. BENITZ. FRANK K. Suddenly, on Friday, March 1S25. at a.

at the family home, 242 Elia street. Frank B-Ben it beloved husband of Hattie Ben-itz (nee Marchinske) and sob of the late Charles and Mary Benitz. Funeral on Monday, March 9. at 8:30 a. m.

Requiem high mas at St. Philomena's Church at 9 a. m. Friends of the family are respectfully nvited to attend. BFRKK, DOROTHY JANE On Wednesday, March 4.

1915, at II p. Dorothy Jane Burke, beloved daughter of William and Julia M. Burke (nee Breen). Funeral from the parents' residence, 1845 Bedford avenue, on Saturday, March 7, at 2 p. m.

Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. BCPP, WILLIAM J. Suddenly, on Thursday. March 6, 192S. at 11 a.

William J. Bupp, aged 41 years. Funeral services at the family residence, 3156 Shadeland avenue. Northside. San-day evening.

March 1, at 8 o'clock. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Interment Monday at II a. m. BTKVE, SI'S AN On Friday.

March 8, 1925, at 7:35 a. at her late home, Allison Park. Susan Byrne (nee Lawrence), widow of Thomas Byrne. Notice of funeral later. COOK.

THOMAS M'KAY Suddenly at Palm Beach, Fla-, on Friday, March 6, 1925, at 1:30 p. nx, Thomas McKay Cook of 1203 Western avenue, Northside, Pittsburgh. Notice of funeral later. ETEBETTK, HARRIET LEOPOLD On Friday morning, March 6, 1925, at 2:30 o'clock, Harriet Leopold, wife of David W. Everette.

Services at her residence, 6711 McPherson boulevard. East End, Moaday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment private. GREKN, LOriSA DAtT.N HATTER On Thursday, March 5, 1925, at 9:45 p. "Louisa Dauenhauer Green, widow of Jacob Green, aged 74 years, mother of Mrs.

Louisa Brudin, Mrs. Emma Trimble, Miss Laura Green, Jacob, Nich olas Martin J. and Frederick To Green, 22 grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren; sister of Gustav, Louis, Charles and Frederick Dauenhauer. Funeral Sunday at 2 p. from the residence of her daughter.

Mrs. Frederick Brudin, 49 Calhoun avenue, Carrick, via Carrick car to Calhoun avenue. Services at 3 p. in Zion Lutheran Church. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend.

Interment in Zion cemetery. Please omit flowers. Cleveland papers please copy. CLOECIOiER, JOHN On Thursday. March 5, 1925, at 1:30 p.

John Gloeckner, beloved husband of Martha Bohem Gloeckner, in his 73d year. Funeral from his late residence, 2828'4 Bedford avenue. Monday morning, March 9, at 1:30 a. m. Solemn high mass of requiem at Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church, Center avenue, at 9 a.

m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. GEAKT, KATUERINE KANET On Thursday, March 5, 1925, at 9:15 a. at the family home, 205 South Pacific avenue. East End, Katherine Kaney Gear, beloved wife of John Geary.

Funeral on Monday, March 9, at 9:30 a. m. Solemn requiem high mass at St. Lawrence's Church at 10 a. m.

Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. HOM.4NN, ANNA On Thursday evening, March 1925. at 11:20 o'clock, Anna Homann, mother of Paul Homann," at her home, 823 Brownsville road, lit Oliver borough. Services Monday afternoon, March 9, at 2 o'clock. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend.

Interment private. Please omit flowers. HUNGER, ALBERT On Tuesday, March 3, 1925, at 3 p. Albert Hunger, in his fid year. Funeral from John D.

Schaub's Sons' funeral parlors. 429 Brownsville road, Knoxviile borough, via Carrick cars to Matthews street, on Monday, March 9, at a. m. Requiem high mass at St, Joseph's Roman Catholic Church at 9 a. m.

Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. ltitermeni. in St. Joseph's cemetery. KXJfTN, GEORGE.

On Thursday, March a. 1925, at 4:2 n. George Klein. kabeaa of Stella Kuan Kioto, aged 42 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT APARTMENTS APARTMENT of three rooms or three unfurnished rooms with private or semi-private batb, separate gas and electric meters. Family of three adults.

Prefer Oakland or central Northside location, and possession for May 1st. Rental must be reasonable. Kindly give foil particulars in letter to Box G-S5S, care Post-Sun. GREENLAWN Meade between Murtland and I-ang aea 4 and 5 rooms, steam heated, large" enphoards, laundry, janitor service; rent $1X to $12r per month. RELIANCE REALTY 12f.

Anderson St. N. S. Fairfax 3906 Attractive, Convenient. Free rent to April for six room steajxt-heated apartment in maJiogany and white enamel with hardwood floors, paneled dininirroom, livinroom.

porches; fine district: train, trolley; 13 minutes to business. Wainut 035. OAKT-ANT) I-IPTRir-r. APAKTMK.VT?. CRAFT AVE.

AND ELSINORE PQTJARE. DESLRABLE APARTMENT. Five rooms, alcove and balh; steam beat. Rent $85.00 per month. PEOPLES SAVINGS TRUST Fourth and Wood.

Court 998S. CO -OPERATIVE apartment to be bunt by company of East End people- More practical and economical than a house. Call HMand 07U-J-M. SECOND FTXOR APARTMENT May 1: 4 rooms, private bath, sepaxaXe meters, JCT. Hiland S056-W.

FOR RENT, WTndnstrarg, new duplex, second floor, 1012 Wallace arc, 6 rooms, sun parlor, trie bath, front porch, bard -wood throughout, hot water beat, rent $80. Garage if required. owner, 1014 Wallace Wilkinsburg. Franklin 7216. CRAFTON Seven room apartment, with bath and breakfast room.

Ridge opposite Oakwood road. See owner, F. B. Pope, 61 Ridge Crafton, Pa- Phone Walnut 0587. FIRST FLOOR APARTMENT Four rooms, pantry, private batb, porches, laundry, yard, J70.

Hiland 50a6-W. FOUR nice rooms and batb; heat furnished; immediate possession, V50; 5 rooms for May 1. $53. Colonial apartments. Hay and Rebecca.

Wilkinsbcrg. APARTMENT 41 12-It- five rooms and bath. Hiland CITY AND SUBURBAN. WHY PAY RENT All your life? Let us straw yon how to mm your borne and pay tor it like rent by onr thrift system. Write or call Pittsbnrgn Building ic Loan Association at SU8 tirant street- OAKMONT Six room, hardwood floors, til bath, modern: immediate possession.

Call Oakmont 356-J. FOR RENT FOR SUMMKR. Casselman Cabin (furnished) one mile from Grandville, on the National highway. Batb, electric light, boating, bathmer and fishing, i T. I.

1 Ritter, Frostburg. Md. DORMONT For rent April first, fur rooms and batb, built-in features, per month. Call Lehigh 4532-J. SVICKXET VALLEY borne.

12 rooms, two baths; garage; large grounds. J. Reed, Sewic.kley 343. EAST END. FOR RENT.

STORE ROOMS. SO. HIGHLAJNT) AVE. Established location pressing; business. for cleaning and EN- CORNER HAZELWOOD tt FLULi) AVES.

Excellent location for renerai GREEN dise or novelty business. Large room. LLOYD CO. SOU Center Ave. Hfiand 3S1S.

NEAR HIGHLAND PARK. Farragut St. 2nd floor apt. of 5 rooms and tile batb. including light, heat and garage; Jewish couple preferred.

Call owner. Grant 4234-J. EAST END Desirable apartment, first floor duplex, four large rooms and batb; Mnrray-hill'ave; rent J73. Court 1486. OFFICE AND DESK ROOM.

DESIRABLE OFFICES IN FINANCIAL SECTION REASONABLE RENT 216 FOURTH AVENUE. ONE-HALF OCR OFT-ICK IS TACAST; WITH IT ARRANGEMENTS FOB PART SERVICES OF STENOGRAPHER AND TELEPHONES. SAVAGE MOUNTAIN FIRE BRICK CO. FEDERAL RESERVR BUILDING. PHONE GRANT 7180.

DESK space with desk telephone and $15 monthly; small famished complete office service or yon can rent downtown mail address (2.50 monthly. Snii. C. Arrott Building. FOR RKNT Choica office suite of two rooms.

Federal Reserve Ninth and Liberty. Immediate possession. Apply Superintendent- CHOICE, cheerful cilices at motlerate rates-Complete service. Atlantic 43W. TWO large offices in East Liberty, light, heat, water and janitor service, 'M each.

Call Hiland 6080. BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT 613-15 ANN N. S. Warehouse or light manufacturing; rent $40 per month; reduced rent to May 1. RELIANCE REALTY 126 Anderson X.

S. Fairfax J806. FOR RENT Store rot. in ou Main street. Cn-iontown.

sire 22x130 ft. Best location in town. Immediate possession. See Mr. Picks.

85 W. Main street, Cnion- town. Bell Phone lttSii. LARGE storeroom in thriving town of 4,000 people, suitable for any business; good lease and fine mahogany natures. Call 33 Bridg-ville.

WOODLAWN storeroom with shelving, tor rent; good location. Ins aire 12 North Main Su, Sharpsbnrg. 29x56 SECONTJfloor day-light, three sides, elevator, gos electric, reasonable. Cedar 3390-J. WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED 5-acre mfgr. site with buildings and siding; outside city limits. Address D. 707, care Post-Son. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE CITY AND SUBURBAN New Home, $1,000 Cash.

Balance like rent, frame, rooms, bath, built-in features, cement laundry, coal furnace, 2 blocks to car line, paved street. Tbis is an exceptionally good home and you can have Immediate c-eupaney. ADAMS CH WE IN SB EG, Oaftn Ato. Crafton. Walnut ISO.

CRAFTON HOME. EARGALV LEATEG CITY. Stylish modem stucco and shintrle: rooois, attic, bath, laundry, furnace, hardwood; larpe level lot: carden. fruit trees, chicken house; 2-car sarage; reduced; quick dtsai, Jll.iOit. Terms.

F. Y. OVER. Gl-t Arrott Bldg. DORMONT- New six room house, cvm- t'lote: dtX'ttniitMi.

shaded. art! wood floors, eond locatKm; ptved Ftrft. caU i i mo. iiiat'rt 4192. EDGEWOOD, PA.

150 Gordon center hall ColooiaL II rootna, 2 bath a. garasv. lot ISnxIBO vacant: Gordon. 143 Gsrdoa St, on Sunday. March 8.

at 2 p. m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Interment in Mt. Washington cemetery, Perryopolis.

LOST AND FOUND LOST, on No. 15 car Thursday at .1:10 a leaded bajr containing money snd jewelry: bag and jewelry were borrowed property; reward. Finder please call W. View J067-M. IOST A lady's brooch, set with pearls, pear sliuped center set with diamond.

Valned hijrhiy as y-ift from deceased hnsband. write K-740. care Post -Sim. LOST, small black dog, 6 months old: boy's pet: answers to name of Cbinney. Return and receiTe liberal reward.

5040 BeTerly pi. Biland 0 1 87 LOST, a diamond brooch in vicinity of Ken-yon theater on Wednesday erening, March 4. Rwward. Phone Cedar LOST, black and white hound, family's old pet. Call I-inden 3840-11, Andrew J.

Knnkel. Reward. LOST, Mondav, wrist watch, engraved T- lrd Hazel 2314-W. LOST. A.

K. Psi fraternity pin, inset with sapphires; reward. Call Franklin liffJS-J or Atlantic 0300. PERSONAL. COLONIAL MATT) School of Eeanry Cnlture; scientific coarse: morning, evening classes.

Marcel wave taufht separate, 10 lessons J.30. For interview call Crant 1350. Mile Mi-ratta. Room 300, Pittsburgh Life Bidg. ALCOHOL patients rared for in a private in-stitution; reasonable.

Hiland 4.V.-W. EXFKItTENCED NURSE wishes cases. Mothers and babies given best attention. Cedar 8fi4-K. C.

VIRGINIA GRAFTON Scalp treatment, facial massage, violet ray. 201 Federal st-, Northside, side entrance. Hours 10 to 8. EDWA H. A sick wi anxiety.

"Write or telegraph. Mother. HELP WANTED AGENTS AND SALESMEN DISTRICT sales manager wanted by corporation to open branch office and manage, saiesmen calling on merchants, city and country. A staple necessity attractively displayed; every retailer a prospect. Excellent opportunity for hustler with general business experience and for initial merchandise to secure exclusive selling rights.

Apply trv letter only. Lee M. Cor-rick. Fort Pitt Hotel. MALE.

EXPERIENCED STEAM DROP FORGE HAMMERMAN on 1.500 and 2,000 pound steam hammers for day and night shifts; no labor trouble. "Write or wire WILLYS OVERLAND EMPLOYMENT BE? 'TOLEDO, OHO. YOUNG MEN. NATIONAL CORP. Opera in chain of retail more reeorrea a limited Dumber of men of good families for Pittsburgh and near-or towsa; men selected will be trained in modern merchandise and riven opportnnitv to eara a permanent pi-tion; must be ratigfied with approximately $25 weekly during training period.

For application and information aee Mr. Weldin, 8:30 to 10:30 a. m. Anaolntely no other time. 30l3JeBirtn Arcade.

TRAFFIC and sLlppmr work Wanted 'several men under 40 of good character to enalifv to direct ahipping nnder Interstate Commerce reflations, 200 and up; common school education required. Experience unnecessary it willing to devote some spare time gaining proper knowledre of the work. Write, giving present position, age. phone number. Write -744, care Post-Sun.

HXHTfEPv to sell a new red hot seller. Never been sold before in Pittsburgh, your chance to make good money. Penn Metal Prodtiets George 430 Fourth, ave room liS.Court 1802J Engineer and Foreman. First class man, references required, good steady position. Write Post-Sun, 306.

220 Fjrtexalt-Korthside. DISTRICT MANAGER WANTED To hire men in Pennsylvania to sell hifrh-grade line of men's shirts direct to consumer. B. Weaver, 41.1 East Eighth Waterloo, la. WANTED Hight school graduate, who rx-pects to enter college next fall; one who has to depend largely on his own efforts for his college education.

Apply tin Ma-gee 336 Fourth ave. See Mr. Thomas. COFFEE SALESMAN for an old established house, located in the following towns: Johnstown and Cumberland, and Clarksburg- and Wheeling, W. Va.

Zanesville and Youngstown. O. Write J-748, Care Post-Sun. WANTED Experienced nailers to work piece wort in making crates. Only first class men will be considered.

Apply Employment department Standard Sanitary Co Pittsburgh works, 551 Preble N. S. I WANT to talk to a young man who desires to onalify for executive position in accounting work, or beeome a certified public accountant. and up. Experience not essential, but must be over 21, now employed and willing to devote some spare time to studying under individual instruction of practicing ctrtified public accountant.

Gire present position, age. education and phone number. P. O. Box 217 Pittsburgh.

WANTED A partner in an ice and Tee cream manufacturing business. Already established. No competitors. Good proposition for right party. Address, 27ti, So.

High Carruil-too, Ohio. ADVERTlSINa-SOLdCTf ORS. Apply Jacobs Publishing Century Bldg. MAN with selling ability and knowledge of grocery business to cover our trade in lower Allegheny Valley towns. New Kensington, etc.

Mast reside In district. Beginners with pep will be considered. Write M-733 care Post-Sun. DIRECT to consumer salesman: a valuable line of boys' suits to be had. Write or call.

I-ook Eight 1932 Forbes Pitts- burgh, Pa. COI.LECTORS Catholic; salary, commis-sion and bonus; experience unnecessary; rood payiDg- position to anv one wllliiie to work. Call 8 to ltl or 4 to 6. 319 State ThenttP.ldff. WAXTKD Roll turner, Write Box C-724, Care Post Sun.

MAN Handy general repairs. Colonial apartraaiita. Wilkinsburg. OFFICE BOY wanted. Damascus Bronze 928 Sooth N.

S. lowest Insiirano Kuril itur J'arkpm F.Pti mates nniisbd TRANSFER fc STORAGE CO 7535 Penn Cor. Braddnrk A venae modkrn nni.niNG. I I The plans as recommended show the criminal court rooms and the jail i built on modern lines occupying the i equivalent of stones, to be superim- posed on the new county office build- ing as originally planned, which will I occupy the lower six floors of the combined structure. A new power plant for the group of county buildings, to connect with the Panhandle railroad at grade to permit easy handling of fuel, also is included In the plans.

The county planning commission will have prepared as soon as possible printed matter and illustrations showing the new improvement as recommended and will lay the preliminary plans before the Chamber of Commerce, the penal reform bodies, the state department of welfare and such civic bodies as are interested, as well as before the board of judges and the county commissioners. SALE OF" OLD CITY HALL. It is estimated that the cost of the entire new combined project above that of the county office building originally planned as a separate unit and the repairs already ordered to the present jail, will not greatly exceed $2,000,000, much of which will be offset by the sale of the Old City Hall building in SmithHeld street, the occupants of which will be housed in the new structure as well as many other county activities occupying outside quarters, for which the county is now paving considerable rentals. Two Bodies Found In Local Rivers man Leaps jit New Sixteenth Street I Bridge. The bodies of two unidentified men, on a suicide, were recovered from tta rivers in the Pittsburgh district yesterday.

A score saw a 40-year-old man climb the railing of the Sixteenth street bridge yesterday afternoon and plunge through the floating ice to his death. The body was recovered a short time later by John Beck, 716 Tripoli street, and Frank Hibler, 201 Chestnut street, who attempted to rescue the man in a skiff. The body was taken to the Allegheny General Hospital in a police patrol, -where first-aid methods failed. The body of a man about SO years old was recovered from the backwater ia; the Ohio river at Neville Island yesterday morning by P. J.

Longstein, vrho notified the morgue. The body, which had been in the water about one month, was naked to the waist. He is thought to have fallen from a river boat. Both bodies were taken to the morgue to await identification. Chicago Permitted -To Draw 800 Feet Second From Lake WASHINGTON.

March 6. The Ion g-pendin dispute between the Chicago sanitary district and states other than Illinois that border on the Great Lakes over lowering lake levels culminated today in the issuance to the district by Secreatry Weeks of a conditional permit to withdraw 8,500 cubic feet per second from Lake Michigan trp to December 31,. 1929. The district had applied for 10,000 feet per second. The conditions stipulated contemplate reduction of withdrawals on a progressive scale to 4,164 cubic feet per second or less by 1935.

Sewage disposal projects required of the trict to this end involve an otimated wiwc or $54,192,000, to cover which the district wiH need additional bonding power. A farther stipulation contemplates future general plans to restore lake levels, Chicago to agree to pay its share and to post a good faith bond 11,000,000. Navy Officer Faces Sanity Test; Court Martial Dropped March 6. Lieutenant Frank E. Kennedy, TJ.

S. -trbose detention at the state insane asylum. Napa, CaL, has led to legal proceedings, has been ordered transferred to Washington for observation by naval medical authorities here. The order was issued today after Secretary Wilbur had received a neg-atflve reply to his suggestion that Mewtecant Kennedy might recover if restored to duty and granted leave in order that he might have care of his srtfle and relatives. Should examination here confirm the ophtkm of naval doctors at Mare fetamd.

Kennedy will be committed to tjm Government hospital for the insane here. Meantime court-martial proceedings hwp bom shelved and are not expected wsrbe revived, no matter what the as to his physical and Jon may be. PERSONAL. PERSONAL i FIREPROOF FURNITURE DEPOSITORIES Sopomte Rooms I'aiided Motor Vans Hxperienced Men TORAGE SHANAHAN S40 Fifth Avenue, Cor. McEee Place 4.