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THE PITTSBURGH POST AUGUST 10, 1925. Nineteen WEDNESDAY MORNING, REAL ESTATE FOR REMT EDUCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL KELP WANTED TICKER TALK MISSING PERSONS BUREAU BecouTie a Private Secretary In a few months we can prepare you for a pleasant, position. Our course offers the high school graduate and those of equivalent education an unusual opportunity. It also affords young men and women already employed a chance to rise above their present line of work. The demand for our graduates is more than we can fill.

If you think this roav be vour opport unit write or phone for a catalogue. PITTSBURGH ACADEMY WOOD STKKLT. ATLANTIC 5014 APARTMENTS. High Class Apartment. KXPLISIVL' APARTMKNT BrTT.P-TN3.

Five risiiiis. newly decorated, tile bath, iarce front iHjrch. hardwood floors, beat. ir ST r'T NEAR EOCP STATION. Telephone 4014 Montrosti.

UTVt VT Unrlarti Oi PT mewntL 4 V. I etua haletiM tftf itm sJK'. 1J l. tire -WlT Apartment No. 7, 5546 Jackson trt.f Utterly.

Apply KeUy fc Wood Center md C.TIV. FAI.A VX A PARTMENT.t Meade str, lietween I-ang and MtgUtatJ; 4. 5. 7 rooms with hot water," ateaua. heat, janitor service, hardwood floors -sv ideal iaimdry conveniences; private drtvv awav from dust snd noise city streets, Kental.

moderate, considering location. RELIANCE REALTY Fairfax 121 Anderson K. fs'O ro7msand son porck. private Hf private home, Schenley Heights. Geflfjltasi, Schenley 20-J.

FURXISHCT APARTMENTS. FITtMTCRK FOR SALE Kitchen, two rta.ma. llvinc room, nalt inn lease, 1110 Palo Alta st. N. 8.

FOR KENT Attractive duplex, secona- ooor, furnished, six riMims, bath, sun parlor, t- -rage. Squirrel Hill, adult gentilea; i month, from Oct. 1 to April-1- reference required. Phone. Hasel 2tiS-J.

E( LA FtE 1 nicely fiunisbed rmttmi' light, heat ana ga: FTanklin APARTMENT. 5 rooms, sun parlor, urauabesJe -Frankiin 7177-J. NICE apartment. 4 rooms and bath: stfcsjr beat; possession Sept. per montsCtw' adults.

Franklin 1742. Ml. LEBANON-FCRMSHEO SIX ROOMS AND SUN PARLOR. XeX HIOH. 133H-K.

s. CITV AND SLBIRBAN. DORMONT Very attractive, new, all-brick home, loci diock snd one nan irom cars. i' schools: six large, light rooms and all batb; hardw ood and latest attractive -tmt tures; rent $05; possession September 1 aast quick. S.

V. THOMPSON CO irt(riil)U til fy rn. Attri FOR RENT. $30 3 rooms, near Washington and 'WyUe, West End. 3 rooms and bath.

$55 South Hills, near Mt. Oliver, 5 rooms batb. $6(j Sonth Hills, near Knoxviile, 6 room f-bath. 547 CNION TRCST BLDG. j.

j. McAllister, DORMONT HOUSE. Very attractive, new, all-brick home, Jcicitai; block and one-half from cars, stores, schools: six large, light rooms and all tU; batb; hardwood and latest attractisw' sVj Hires; rent $95; possession Sept. art S. V.

THOMPSON CO DormoBt Ofnce, 2890 West Liberty Iehigb 3741. APARTMENTS, rooms bath, A vale, rooms, bath. Ben Awssl rooms, batb, Oakland. rooms, batb, Oakland. $50.00 Fire 53.00 Ft 50.00 Four 53.00 Four 55.00 Four 75.00 Five T7.00 Five rooma, oatu, 'm ivi raoms.

batb. Mellon st- rooms, bath, McKee placet C. COUNCIL, Owner. Ben Avon, Pa. Li.

0679. Li. 3640. T.L llltv Phones: Beautiful Dormont Very excluMvw corner duplex of 5 large ewes -ii Kath wtrb slaosswr. ncN ciosetA.

open porch. Howera. awninsB. only $109 per montn witn aunt. awMa, water and gas supplied; adult prats) Phone Iefalgh 2681.

Dormont and South Potaae ave. store room and three dw-ot log rooms J. Deechview ave-. rooms and son parjotV Dairmar a dwelling, 3 ran. aad baUx.

-AVfc Pbiladelpbia ave-, 4 rooms and bat Jh Illinois ave 5 rooms and tile bath McFarland ntu, a rooms and ba I Tennessee house of 6 rooms. 1 Broadway, 5 rooms, first floor West Liberty 5 rooms and sam partae Cbeltoa ave boose 6 rooms sP. Orange -ood apt ot 5 rooms, opeal porch ARTHUR 7vESSEU 336 Foorth awe 3gee bidgv lSjrlT Potemac Dorm t. RENT HOUSES awd Tbapiexea. tsssatk Graham five Ttnal-rn Pla eiebt room, two Ellsworth 13 rooms, three war.

Pkillrrat nw room Bartlett Bine) rooms, tbxes) -3 Get oar rent ftst-Coramon wealth Real Estate Conuaonwealth Foartat A' Police h.tve been iiskeil )n look for Norman Cora. 3- years ol.i. of Con- frres.s street, who i jsa ppea rii from Ins home hist afternoon, t'oiit. a WorM wur veteran, after i iifinn- VH'fn from work last Satunlav thanirevi cut lies aibJ told tticrtiijct of his family thai Vic v. as groins foi a walk.

He left his holt)' about 2 i lot I and when la.st set-n he started up Congress street. RECEIVER NAMED FOR BROKER The I'miiisj tvania Trust Company, of this eitv. was ntiined rffoi ver. by Juda-e- K. M.

Ciibson in I'nited Slates distrkt court yesterdav for he est lac of Fred Huslandor. real estate broker and e'ontrattor. with offices in the Keystone against whom an involuntary petition in banknuti was filed on Friday. Creditors flaim $1,250 were listed in the petition. of CAR INCKKASK.

WASHl.Nti'ltl.N. Altu. IS. i A Loading uf revenue freight by the rtiilmirts rctiireil I.IHil T'il cars dnrinc the week endcil August 8, the hiffhest for any week this ycr. 'Hie ligures represent an increase of H.rtM cars over the preceding neck and also tnarki the fourth consecutive (MTiod iri whi-h loadinus exceeded DEATH NOTICES AXON, I'KTKR JOHN On Monday efter- noon.

August 17. 182.7. at 1:50 o'clock, Peter John Amon. husband of the late Maty Heboid at the resideni-e of his i daughter. Mrs.

Frank J. Ke.rns, 4539 i Friendship nvenue. in his 7ttth year. Funerai on Wednesday August 19. at a.

m. llieh mass of requiem at St Joseph's Church, Liberty avenue and Pearl street. Blootnrield. at 9 a. ni.

Friends of tht? family are respectfully invited to attend. Interment in St. Mary's cemetery. ASHE. At the St.

Francis Hospital, Pittsburgh, on Monday, Aueunt 17. after a long lingering illness, George Frederick Ashe, son of the late Rev. A. J. Ashn and husband of Frances Brii eland Ashe of CanGnsburg.

Funeral services on Wednesday, August 19, at 2:30 p. at the Methodist Episcopal Church, i 'anonsburg. Pa. Detroit (Mich.) papers please copy.J BAKR. ANNABKI.

BtMiG On Tuesday, day, August IK, 1925. at 12:20 p. tn Annabel Hoggs Barr. wife of Cameron Barr. Funeral services at the family residence, Valencia, on Friday afternoon, August 21.

at 2:0 o'clock. Eastern standard time. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Interment in ars cemetery. i CARTWRIGHT.

BKV. DR. CHARI.KS L. K. On Mondaw August 17.

1925. at fochrans Mill, Armstrong county. Pa. Rev. Iir.

Charles I. K. Cartwright, 69 years old. of 2145 Perrysvllle avenue. Korthside, Pittsburgh, beloved husband of Midland M.

Kep Cartwright. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon, August 20, at 2 clock, daylight saving time, nt the North Avenue Methodist Episcopal 1 nurcn. I'lttsburgn. Friends may view the body at the church between the hours of 11 and 1:30. Thursday.

Curia! will be made in Heaver cemetery, Beaver. Pa. CONNELLY. ANNIK MARGARET On Tuesday. August lit.

192a. at 3::0 p. Margaret Cour.elly (nee Gilfoyld), wife of John J. Connelly. Funeral from the home of her daughter.

Mrs. John A. Hagan, SSaD1 folombo street. Notice of time later. COOPER.

CHARLES JR. On Wednes- day. August 17. at p. Charles L.

Cooper, beloved husband of Edua Finch Cooper. i Funeral from the home of his mother-in- law, Mrs. Frederica Finch. 007 Fifty- second street, city, on Thursday afternoon, August 20, at 2:30 o'clock. Members of Pittsburgh Police Fund.

Korner Lodge No. 223, K. of and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. CRAFT, MARY Chi Tuesday. August IS.

1925, at 9:16 p. Mary Craft, widow of David Craft, at her residence, 3312 Francisco street, Sheraden. Notice of funeral will be announced later. Dl'RMX, JOHN JAMES On Monday. August 17.

125. at 2:15 John James Iurmn, beloved husband of Jessie Agnes Luke Iurnin. Funeral from the family residence, 219 Birmingham avenue, Carrick, on Thursday, August 29, at $:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at St.

Basil's Church at 9 o'clock. Friends of tbe family are respectfully invited to attend. DCFF, FANNIE At Terrj Haute, on Sunday, August Is. 125, Fannie Duff, formerly of Avalon 1 Funeral services a' th--; Blackburn Method- 'rnrRsoN ox the .1011. t- Pher-ou.

i'fs manirer for MaHJrpk.or Investment hankers, has left) med from his viumton. and is i.ifm nut in bis volume to customers TOOIH fTION BY HI UON MOTOR. The Mudsill Motor far (Vmtianv anno ii i 1 Hudson Motor I ar (Vmiiany announces redact km $55 on tli Essex and Hudson I coci-hes and $inti on the Hudson brougham and aedan. effective August IS. Nn clmuge in prices is made on the other models.

DKTKOIT-EDISON CO. FOB JCLY. 1S23. Opcrg. Revenue Net :1bs.7S2 1914 1S2, 2SHi nr i months revenue Net inrtinie 155 4.355.571) i.54(.7 CONCiOLEl The Conroiemn Narn l'-upany wporta net inowne of 2.77.077 fur the tirst an month this year, which is eqnal after preferred dridenda of $1.66 a snare on the 1.041, U2i eno-imao shares issued, against $2 44 a soar a Oft.OOO ownnion aharea iiisni-d in the period.

WII.L DISTKIBITK fS.tMW.WM. The CumpHtij of PHtKharifh as detxjsitory. is distributing -he-ks this wk the amount of nearly Si, DOS to moexholders of the North Penn fumrwuiy. which latter fomiiany was the otMr of the Western Alleghtmy Rail' rai i -ompany. i ne sale or th latter company was BiiiKiunml last week.

TR A I HI SHI IVM KNTs. I fR KASK. Prairie Tipe Line f.mipauv in Jnlr bippe3 4. till' harnls of crude il. daily averaxe barrels for 31 aireinvt 4 71 -114 barrels daUy aerce of 137 am bar reU 3'" daya in ard harr l.

a daily aeraire of 116, barrels for 31 dar in July. 1924. For tirt 7 nionihs. ahtpmnit amounted to barrels, a daily aver-ae of barrels for il2 (lavs, against ...2112 hajreis. dnilv barrels fur daya In like period of 1U4.

INTKKNATIONAL CEMKNT. lie rv-ently pnl.lisiieil earninc staremeut of le totemational Cement Corporation ahowinr almost the entire year's dividend reqiiire-ments earned in the hrgt si uiontha si rasn t- lielieve that the common May Ksn he plaoed on a hiitti dividend pasia. lie to extensile expansion, production will br oB-aideraMy inrrease'l the last half of the year with tairh earnina; This company now has a barrel annua I -pa-itT l.K-ated in 1M rtuitra of Uil country and several forei.ffu cinintries. MOTORS CARS TO I SKK-S. Th aaleji of neneral Uotora -ra to ultimate consumers iu July totaled ST, 362 rars and tru ks.

compared with S0.SJ8 in July. Sales of iars and trucks to by the diviaiona of (leneral Motors in July totaled 57,011. compared wtth 40,563 iR July. 124. Hoth salea to rtaltira and dealers' sales to uaera were adversely arfnted in July on ai-count of tlie new H'ri-a of rars going Into production at that time.

HAKInVARK 'TRADE iOOO. In Ita weekly hardware market aammary, Hardware Aite" will say toinorrnw: "The demand for hardware continuea ronalstent, according to reporta from the various hardware market centers. The month of Aturunt haa started off favnrably and business generally is expected to exceed that of last year, r'avor-aMe weather conditions have helped the av-eraxe retailer more his atock of seasonal lines and hits also hronxht biiu frequently into the wholesale market with numerous till in-orders. Collections are nenerally good and price for the moat part are flrto." WANT K. O.

STOt CANCKIXKO. In a petition filed in Vnited States district enort, Haltimnre, by V. C. Uieks, alien property custodian, stock in the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Tallied at said to he issued in names of slleged alien enemies is sonrht through a writ of mandamus. The court Is asked to compel tbe road to cancel aharea of capital stock owned by so-called alien enemies and reissue new certificates to the custodian.

Argninent on the petition will be heard by Justice M. A. So per at the opening of the fall terms of court next month. V. S.

INDUSTRIAL ALCOHOL Vith the advent of the September meeting of the board of the Vnited States Industrial Alcohol Company rumors that the common sfHrk will he placed npon a dividend basis are once more playing their part in market operations. Kara quarterly meeting ha been preceded, hy a host of rumors and a consequent stiffenins; in the price of the, common atock, only to meet with the more: or less usual tanirancement. "no action on tbe common." While the reports appear a trifle more confident at this particular time well informed circles are of the opinion that common dividends most wait npon tbe working nut of a satisfactory plan for the reoriraiiiEation of the capital structure of the company. REMINGTON'S KARNINGS IMPROVING. Remintrton Typewriter waa a feature of the industrial specialties.

Well-mfonned Interests expect Remington, which earned $6.54 a share on the common for tbe tirst six months to show better than $15 a share for the year. Company has been building up handsome reserves during he last two years snd while paying off back accumiilatnins en the nrererrvd shares and is in very strone financial position sgain. The last of the accumulation should be declared payable at directors uieei-iiiE in September, paving the way for resumption on the common stock in Hecember. Remington" foreign sales have iuiTeased greatly during the last few mouths and now domestic sales are beginning to improve MACK TRICKS. Msny of those who have been following fack "Trucks and who have benefitted from the spectacular sdvanee of the stock In recect months are voicing the opinion that Mack will develop in'o a second Nash Motor.

It is undoubtedly trne that Mack la on tbe threshold one of the most substantial growths ever enjoyed by a motor vehicle manufacturer in either the pasaenger car or commercial ehiie field. Tbe rapidly increasing demand for Mack passe user busses is expected by. ofhcials to double the company's sales volume and earning prwer within a few years and that wili be by rt means the end of Mack's possibilities. Tbe hitherto little heard of rail csr is likely to develop into another large money maker. NORTHWESTERS RAILS.

The advance in the stocks of the railroads of the Northwest, under the leadership of Great Northern, is regarded as one of the most significant movements In the entire market. With thte latter selling at about 7o. the street la beginning to think that something better than per ent a year will be coming to the stockholders before long. For this year to date the groas earnings on the Great Northern are over better than fivr the same period of last year, and there is an increase of the net or over northern Pacific and (Hiicaen and Northwestern earnings are showing satisfactory gains also. The question is being raised whether if the western roads were to get an advance of 5 per cent in freight rates, ail three of these companies would not lie able to add at least 1 per cent a year to their present dividend which is 5 per cent on both Great Northern snd Northern Pscitic and 4 per cent on Chicago at Northern Western.

CNrrrj) paper board to. Bormrt of Cnited Paperbuard Company for ywag ended May 31, 1915, shows net income of $241,835 after taxes, depreciation, equivalent after preferred dividends to a share earned on 000 common stock. This compares with $123,420, or 43 cents a share, on $10,055,000 common In previous year. Income account for year ended May 31, 1U25, rtn Derma as follows: 1925 MB! eatim. $74,476 Tn aw4 inc.

1924. 1923. $881,714 147, i I DEATH NOTICES M'GKO I1T1 JOSEPH Monday, Au-imi-i 17. at p- at his ri-deni-e. ISA Lincoln a venue, Knd.

M. beic husband of M-'iroir'y nee M- reel. on Thursday. Atiuusl 2n, at 9 m. Ueil'iiem hiuh niHs fort-iis O'nrus-ii Chureli 3 a.

of the family arc respectfully invited to attend. M'OI II. I. AN, IIU AKO .1. Hi SMurilay.

Alittust J2i. at p. .1 .1 Mi ill an. luis-baml oi Keriila P. Viiill.iu.

at his residence. SST, Fast Forty-talrd street. I.os AriKcies. furtierly uf' Pittshut "11. his wife he is survived by three daughters, the.

Misses Kuih. Helen and Mildred: two sons. Hei.s and N'eal, two sisrers, Mrs. James of Hea I'ai. and Mis.

P. Mci.uilh.n 1 hview Pitts- burah. Pa. I KI WILLIAM J. on Tt lay Au tii-t l-i.

1925. at II a. William J. M. husband of Mary F.

inee 'I'-Iim-i, in his ti7th year. t-UPetal services at the fan.il) re.sl.1etl Walnut street, Etna. Notice oi later. time MARX. MTHKKlNb lin Tuesday.

Au uusl 1 0 25. ar 7 p. Katiiettne Marx 1 Gruben. ife of the late George F. Marx, aged 73 years 7 Tnonths.

(rom the family home. 1271 Lewis street. Shalerviile, on Friday. Auirust 21. nt a.

m. Solemn reiiuiein high mass at St. Martin's Church at 9 o'clock, Krielitls of the family are restae 1 I i itivired to attend. I Oakland pnpera ph ase copy. 1 O'llAKA, KOiSE K.

-On 'rues-day. August IS. at 3:. 10 p. ru ra.

I ilatiu-hfr of the laic Michael and Mary Kelly (V am. Funeral from the home of her cousin. John J. Salmon, Friday. August 21.

at a. 111. Solemn hiirh mass of reciuiem at St. Mary's Church. Forty-sixth street, at 9 o'.

loi k. Friends of the family are re- s-pect fully invited to attend Mil HAKI, On Monday. August 17. at p. Michael (' Neil, son of the late John and Mary Shinier i.VN'eil, a member of i he Carpenters' Local In ion No 112.

aged Tit years. I Funeral from the chapel of William A. i liunn, I92S Fifth avenue. Notice of time later. i (Canton 1(1.) papers please copy.

Ql INN, ESTER TO( On Tip s- I day. Auirust 1 s. 1925. at Fster Mctiintock (viuirin. at the residence of her sister, Mrs.

Janies M'-Clure, Metropolitan street, Norfhside. Servi. es on Thursday evening at i lock. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Interment private on Friday trtorriitig, Philadelphia (Pa.) papers please copy.1 RODGERS.

MRS. HF.STI.K Monday, August 17, 1925. at 3:20 a Mrs. Hester Kodgers (nee Pappi. daughter of the late David and Marirpret lvaip, her 35th year.

Funeral from the residence of her sifter, Mrs. Kachel Fin'ey, Kelley street. East End. on August 20, at 2:30 p. m.

Friends the i amity are restiectfully to attend. Philadelphia please copy. 3 SHAW, ANDREW N. On Thursday. August 13, 1925.

at 8:30 a. Andrew N. Shaw, aged 7 yeara Funeral services will be held at his late home. Chippewa township. Beaver county, on Wednesday evenme, Auaurt 19.

at 7:30 o'clock. Interment in East Vnion cemetery. West Deer townsnip. Allegheny county, on Thursday morning at 11 o'clock. IN MEMORIAM.

In loving memory of our dear daughter, Lillian Gedeon, who departed from life five years ago today. Friends may think that we forgot you. When they see us smile. But little do they know the reason Which, the smile hides all the while. Sadly- missed by mother, father and brother.

FLORISTS. FUNERAL FLOWERS Orale by phose 3726 and AT ANY rillCE DESIRED. 635 WOOD STREET FLOWERS. A. W.

SMITH CO. Flower Btores: Liberty at Sixth Ave. Penn at Stanwtx St. Flo we rf one Atlantic 5463 U-O i. -LUU.

il UJIo 4-4 OHvfT A VP Atlantic 1 1 2 LOST AND FOUND LOST 'Herman police pup in vicinity of 15a urn blvd. and Highland East on Monday evening around 10:30 o'clock. Answers to name of lieckie liberal reward. Call Montros? 5455 or Franklin 4596-M. GERMAN police dtg.

4 months old. in vicinity of Hauui blvd. and Highland Monday evening, around 1 1 :30. Answers to name of "Hnckie." Liberal reward. Mont- rose M5 or Franklin 4rm M.

LOST A tan suit case between Tennysou ave. and Beeehw.iod reward offered. Return to 210 Tennvson or phone (tl.tg. LOST A male sable and white collie dog, answering to name Runny: has pcrfei-t white collar, 4 white legs; liberal reward. Call Hew I 5444 or Fisk LOST Plstlnnin diamond bar pin Friday a fternoon in city.

Reward. Linden PERSONAL. Trade ma rks Monograms. Stylish emlsiKsed business cards. 5iic lmi: bond IMper envelopes.

statements. letterheads. l.tssi, worth double; trademarks supplied: house painting and signs for every purpose. Steu Letter Miop. orbes and Itrad'bick ats.

Phone i'rsn'lin 70U.1-M. I NOTICE. MEN. I absolutely pav highest cash prices In the city for your old suits and overcoats. Bring i them to C4U5 rrankstowu or call Hi- land 1062 J.

BELFOCR SANrTARICM. 43 Marten mas-j sage, tnrkish. medicated internal baths, PIANOS tuned the correct way. t-1; 2u years! satished enstomers. i all ncneniey HELP WANTED MALE.

WAXTKI) First class die makers; no other need apply. Keystone Die Mfg. 400 E. North ave. TK A NSPORTATKIN 'OPPORTU N'ITtT American Commerce Association desires tt interview men who wish to trsin for executive nositions direetinc domestic and foreign shipping: training will not Interfere with tiresent emDlovment.

Write at once, staring present jstsiiion, age ana pnone iu n-ici, are Post-Son. MEN -If you would be satisfied with per week to start, I have a real opportunity for men who want to cet somewhere in a National organisation, backeu National advert isitie. Come in snd talk it over with me at 51 Empire between 9 and Ask for Mr. McClavr. A .1 I i truckman.

Olick 12.11 Eiftli avemie. ANTED oooti "EXPl-atlKNCED "CHECKERS ON SUM'CTCRAL STEEL DETAILS. APPLV CLINHC MARSHALL COX- snumoN lektsdale, r.K. PERSONAL Low Insurance 1 urniture Packers 1 mates Furnish. I I STORAGE 0.

Si 142k Puts) Ars, Cor Braddock Aa Or 1 i MALE. SPECIAL. Learn- plastering in a few weeks; earn 12 to $14 per lay; special iiulucenients for 3(J days only, full course $40, reduced from $70; don't delay as we can place only 2f students at this: priee. Steel City Brick Laying School, fifth floor, 203 Market Pittsburgh FI a C1 A I. corporation desires aeirressive yntiiijr man.

22 to 2S. to learn credit invesli 'tiiii: must have plensinir persnnniity are! a desire Iu succeed; pleasant, permanent, prohtable euorieetinn for one Cav. nfte- a. ltoni 5ul Ilersch Ituihiin. l-'if'tti avenue.

i WAXTKD Operators for lard boring mills, horizontal bur- ing mills and millinir machines, i J. I). Xuttall McCandless ave. and Harrison st. cAui) wi.rrKR.

WE RKyi'IKK THE SERVICES OK A i THOItol 'fiHLY EXPEK1ENCEH SIGN AM t'AHi' WHITER. THE FAMOl'S. BHAODOCk, I'A. I coal i White ami for Jf-nki'irt ami Mr ItoVrt I rii iruuble. work try day.

7 fpet treiistvirtettion rtd movp fainilirs: no ship erv day p. m. hvt ir niint-fc. J. Abf inla.

1 1 It IVnn YOl'NG MAX, 21 to 30, with high school or business education, who wants to learn accounting from Certified Public Accountants. Unusual opportunity. Write M-839. care Post. WANT to talk tu a vounr man who de sires to enter the accounting profession as a life career.

Experience unnecessary, but must be over 21. of good character and will- I fnr to devote some spare tune under indi- i vidua! instruction of practicing certified pule lie accountants. Write for personal inter- i view, stating present position, age, eduea- i tion and plmne number. Write P. O.

Bog I 1544, Pittsburgh. SALESMEN, experietni'd. for PittsburEh and vicinity, calling mi business firms; opportu- I nity for large earnings; $ai cash Imml re- I quired to carry supplies. Phone H. M.

How- I iiMHi. Fort Pitt Hotel. BUSINESS SERVICE CO. 302 Park Building. EMPLOYMENT SPECIALISTS.

Call japoaM. NEW England wholesale tailors need few giialitied represeintatives to sell our made to measure suits and coats direct to ens- i turners: willing workers cau make or more a day. Apply 3rd. floor Republic building, corner Ohio and Sandusky, ask for Mr. Martin.

JOSEPH HORNE CO. Itequire the service of EXTRA SALESMEN to assist in a Special Sale. Only those with department store exterience will be considered. Applv Empiovnient Office. Fifth Floor, West.

MACHINE COAL MIXERS. White and colored single and married miners for Wavland and Wheelwright, Ky 4 feet clean coal drift uiines, open lights. no trouble, work every day, pay 4(c per net ton room and 51c pillars. Free fare if work au days. We advance money to move families.

Tools and boardiug bouse advanced. We give yon written guarantee that is no trouble. Ship every day 5 p. m. J.

M. Abriola. 1119 Penn Ave. MAN Xeat apfsaaraiice. for residential sales work: new and renewal sales: travel with manager; can earn per day and up.

Mr. Elliott. MB penn Bldg. G(K)It POSITION for the right man to represent tbe Woodmansee Ink if you want a real business of your own and can give good references, call lstween 7 and 6 u'ciock. room bo-v, Fort l'itt Hotel.

TOOL STEEL MILL requires roremaa or superintendent; migbt consider one having rull turning experience with management ability; state experience, wages required and references. Address Box M-43S, care the Post-Sun. WANTED Shear foreman for bar mill work. State experience and references. Address P.

0. Box 515, Pittsburgh. Pa. RELIABLE man in every town and city to distribute free samples, advertising matter, no selling; unnecessary ontdoor work: average pay per day. Write quickly for contract.

Supervisor Hansen "'ftS Clark Chicago, HI. TWO young man to travel with sales raanacer representine New York concern big opportunity for advancement. Mr. Laree, Monon- tahela House. 7 to SO p.

rn. TWO job printers wanted. Pittsburgh IVinting if ittii have sold books, ma tr- "iru s. pictures or insurance, and are hustler, we can offer you a position nav uft weekly. See Mr.

Schmitts. House fdg 'O 0 a. m. WANTED AT ONCE FITTERS KOR STRCC ft HAL STEEL SHAPE. APPLY CLIN i CtJNSTRLCTION CO.

LEETSDALK. PA. Young1 Man Stenographer. General office work. South HUts or South Side preferred.

Wot. P. McComlw 20th and Carson ft. S. PAPER HANGER" 2 steadyoVkersTlmisTne first class.

C. A. Brevard, 6014 Center ave Hiland 7819. YOl'Nti man. good moral character, to work on trucka; must have driver's license' estaot preferred; salary $20 per week to WANTED Two salesmen with AT NaslT Co a permanent position; pay daily.

Inquire Room 2c Monongahela Natiunal Bank llldg. 1M ED I A TE OPE NT NG FOR TV( 7r Xt MEN WITH GOOD PERSONALITY To ASSIST LOCAL MNGR. ON SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT IN CITY. SEE MR. RAY, 2lW EMPIRE kl.IM;.

TINNERS. For inside snd outside work immediately. Wni. P. MeCwnbs Company, 2(Hh and Carson street, s.

s. Hum "Snil.X YjSeTT" Tux. theTotT-greajiy hair dresser. Call or write for our return privtleiics. Hazel Tux Murray.

Pittsburgh. ei ALES MEN, dial, K)prot; 125 Wfi-etles brushes, mops, evrlusive rights IIartf.rilIt',,nii ('( iLI.Ke TORS AN 1 1 1MK.MES If you can tell the people what is told vou call at Room ljjrj H'irst Bank Bl.ig MA llv itig nciir I and Wilkins to ear occanionally evenniKs and Sundays. vv r-te Post FEMALE. special For aiy.tst A Ft GENOI. PERMANENT WAVE $10 WHOLE HEAD.

MONTROSE 1852. ArV.WTED-White girl for general housework, small family, good wages, no washing. Appiy 557 Phillips ave. I la el 1 GTO. liCarn Beauty Culture.

Complete fourteen subject actual practice roues properly taught bv a professor the Academy of Beauty. Paris, siwcia! only Erne marcel cl.ntc even ink classes. I. iplomas gtunted Mcfitehan Seventh an-. (Ji-ant Tvtti.

LANOIL permanent wavina. siaeiai ihis montij; 7. Lillian G. Raldwin, 24 Fourth ave. Htni 2i.

Open eventugs and Sun- I aay. Court 1252. vv A I r.l- A light colored snd ne.t ciored young girl for general housewnork for mst ne a rsre post. ood cook. Write STENOGRAPHER.

Permanent pisition in desirable location i open for a young woman who is a four year Inch school srrsduate; minimnm of four years' etpcrienie required; epenence in an aivwunting firm or report writing preferable. Ghe full particulars and phone numtier WRITE C-84H, POST, Oi (White) fn- sinnll hotel at Comieutit Ijike. serving on the tjst home rook-inu; must 1 rcudy to go by automobile Saturday, 22: trans)sriation furnished. Wages, including board. per week.

I'lione I-htgh 1410 before linie or Lehigh evenings or write liuitrh Post Lr.Wl. PltlS- TWO WHITE MAIDS, one Tor coolUiis and downstairs work: one for tipsiairs and waiting Only apply with liest city references. Phone lliixel ill 11. MAIit'EL. shampoo, shingle, 50 ft-nti each; permanent wave, $1o.

Beauty Parlor. 241 Fifth ave; Atlantic if 1 WHITE MAID for shadyside apartment:" must ive reference. Mayflower Slls.i. iil N't't I.AIiY 10 'uf smoll lek'tihoiie rd not Heeren Pros. Penn ave.

and Eifihtb si. See W. H. Hofniaiut. i i i i i announce the offering of a mh- $xru, mm 'uorttrase leasehold g-dd loroi issue secured by the Forty first street and Seventh avenue building (Times Square district) New York fit y.

The leasehold build-in-: and "qutpment have been appraised at Ji.4ei.ot and the net annual earnings of the sinicHire have h.en estimated at T. -i(tMt. oouu issue wi lie amor, zeu sena. mrrv in i.i vcurs. tineicsi i' able January 1 and July 1 i.f each rear.

N'ir- tual Federal income tax up tt 4 per cent In be refunded to the bondholders paying such taxes, and in addition any slate or district laves will be refundini. G. 1.. Miller Company. Inc.

have provided Hint the (Mir chasers of these )onda may. if they desire, have the payment of principal and iiiteriast unconditionally guaranteed im a per cent basis. WABASH AO I MIIATION. The advance in preferred can reasonably he explained by the fact that iis position as a per cent dividend payer is soundly fortincd by heavy eamincs but the held of active market operations in the abah issues has now beeu triiferreri to the common stock. Kor some days purchases of Wabash couimon have been on extremely 'arse scale over lOHO chawriiir hands Monday on an advance to the new hih record of 44', and it held at the same level Monday's large buyer in diseussin? tbe basis for this accumulation said that prospects of dividend distribution did nut enter into coitsifieratinn as a reasoti for buying, but that all the purchases that have lieeii made by large interests have been nnnecte1 with plans for a rnerirer with the Hcluware.

l.ackaaaiia and Western railroad. Heisirt to this effect have been iu circulation at frequent intervals but have met with positive denials from such sources aw the president of the company. It is natural. hnv-ever. tn ituderstsud that if such an important project is approaching consummation that those concerned in the linanciai part of the scllf-lne would k'-cp their movements secret as possible even from the ofhcials of the two companies.

ST4K ARKKT VIKWS. from the senenil market standpoint, look for reactionary tendencies to become more pronounced next week and continue our policy of cautioning against over extension on the long side. J. S. Haohe Co.

The specialties continue to offer ex-'elicnt trading' opportunities. John Muir While conservation is decidedly ad visable at present stock market prices, we do not look for any irnmedinu change in fundamentals. We favor rails, food stocks, coppers and oils. Kcnner Beane. We think that stock will continue to be active, with sharp upward movements in specialties', but it will be woil to take ad vantage of advances to secure profits on outstanding commitments.

Paine, Webber o. Conservative traders who think the trend is still upward will, we believe, be much safer and have a greater chance of profiting from a further rise by hold-ins; the rails than by holding a broad list of the average industrials. Goodbody A fo. AH these elements make for larger business as well as for rather more profit able results and they have not been lost upon the comiaunKy. Henry lews o.

At the present writing; we do pot see any convincing frign of the bevlririlriS of a bear market. Hartshorne, rales Co. coxsrMPTiox or oi cotton. Although the very large eonsnmption of cotton during the crop year which ended last month hart been made abundantly plain by tb weekly snd monthly statements during the period', the total figures in the Oivern-menfs eonsnmption report last Friday made consblernblo Impression. This was particu larly true in the matter of exports, whirh were shown to have exceeded very largely the foreign takings ef any season since that which 'ended ith July.

Yet the export in that first year of the war was not at the time talked of as anything remarkable. It as. in fact, smaller than in any of the three years preceding, our cotton exports for the season ending with July. 1012, having been lfl.ioj.009 1 tales, whereas they were in the season ending with July, 1915. The fact that even the past season's cotton exports of 8.1r,,Ptt bales, although greater than in tbe preceding season, were, nevertheless, fsr below tbe maximum shipment of in the cotton season V.ill-12, caused a gMd deal of discussion as to the poswihiiities of the future.

There was a rather general feeling that Continental Europe is still precluded from its full pre-war consumption of cotton because of economic conditions and that the longer future may mark a striking change in this regard. ATLANTIC REFINING CO. Atlantic Kenning Company and subsidiaries for six months ended June 30, reports net profit of after interest, depreciation, depletion and Federal taxes, equivalent after 7 per cent preferred dividend requirements to $7.06 a shsre earned on ihXI.OOO common stock. This compares with or $3.02 a share in first half of 1324. Consolidated income account for six months ended June 30.

19S, compares as follows: 1925. 1924. 1923. Gross inc. Op exp.

etc. 14 ".5,30,22 55,617,338 51,051,506 Net Other inc Tot Interest 532,834 $7,240,600 7t4.735 375.43S 2eHI.2l'r4 4,153.1111 17N, 2nd In oth res lepr A depl. Fed taxes 464,5 SOO.Oiki 4ti.li!)5 4.13M.M3 3H5.lwl Invent adj. Net prf Ifd diva Com di vf $4,225, Slrt 701.050 $2,214,758 700,350 1.00.3o0 (XK) Surplus $3,524,760 $314.4 $102,734 'Including minority interests' dividends. AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE.

The only trsders who seem to be worrying over the aflfsirs of tbe American Locomotive Company are the abort. People who have been following tbe course of the locomotive industry know tbls branch of bnsiness is erratic. This is because of spssmodic buying by the railroads. But the latter have bi have locomotives, so many on the average, every year. When they buy they buy heavily, and the locomotive companies are able to make up for poor business in periods of depression.

With car loadings at a record, the conclusion to be drawn is that buying will set in soon after a lapse of eight months or more. Thia year la likely to tie-a poor year for the locomotive companies, wnlle 1926 is likely to 1 a big year. Tbe statements of earnings of the American Locomotive Company over the last five years give one an idea of (lie erratic course of the industry. Here sre the bal-aneea available for common dividends each year since 1919: 182 $4,889,000 WW 1822 (deficit) 19-' 8,361.000 On September 14 American Iiwmotive common sells ex the regutsr 2 quarterly dividend and $250 extra. On liecember 14 it win again sell ex the regular and extra dividend.

Tbere- ture. in tne next four months shareholders will be entitled to a total of a share in which, theoretically, would mean about $105 for American I-ocomotive Company a rejular $8 stock. ASeiOCIATEH GAS AND ELECTRIC Associated Gas and F.lectrtc Company has aent a letter to all stockholder and other security holders having the right to become stockholders offering rights to purchase a new issue of (P, per cent interest liearimi option warrants. All holders of preferred stocks, class A stock. 6V, per cent secured convertible bonds of 1904 and convertililo debenture certificates (series and C) are Riven the privilege of purchasing for ch two shares of stock held of record August 10,1923.

and for each two shares of stock into which convertible bonds and debentures will be exchangeable one per cent Interest bearing option warrant. The nevr warrants will be part paid, the initial call lsln for $35. The balance of $S0 may be nailed for Payment on 30 days' notice at intervils not less than 90 days, but no payment may be called for before January i. WrX, or for more than $10 per call. When fully Tjald at J5.

each option warrant will be exchangeable for either principal amount of i per cent debenture bonds or one share of $8.50 series preferred stock, at the option ef tho holder, and, in addition, in either case one-half share of new common atock. The per cent debenture bonds will be convertible after July 1, at the holder's option into one share of $6.50 preferred stork for each $109 of debentures. JCach option warrant will also carry detachable- stock purchase rights entitling the holder to purchase one share of the new common stock after March 1, 192. and on or before September 1, 1927. for $20, and thereafter up to September t.

19S0, for $3. The $50 dividend r-ris preferred stock ranks equally with the other outstanding preforred stock of the company. Tt is entitled to cumulative dividends at the rate of per share per annum, is redeemable at tlOS per share and entitled to $100 per share in case of dissolution ir liquidation. The new common stock will rank junior to Inith the class A and elas stocks now outstanding. The new common sttck represents the interest pre iously vested in the class stock, entitling this class to ore-half of the earnings of the coniiiany wffer payment ef dividends on the preferred stock, the preference diviuend on the class A -ttyrU and the limited non-cumulative dividend of $2 per alui-re on the class stock.

i1 ROOMS Fl'HMSIIED ROOMS. SI-. MMili; East Liberty district ery hue t.ewly turiiished riMtm. also b.ittt. in niiKiiTli.

up-to-date private home; business malt only. Hiland ealC-W. SH I.tVl fiA.N A urn i shed ronni, second Hoor Hiland Ititvl. S4tC Oakland Houaekeeping, 2 rooms, se.und tlisir frtmt, next batb, also simile psiiu, sss ranges. l'hone Schenley 4 Fl ilXISHEIj RiKiM for gentleman or business couple, private family; Jewish.

ili-lajid CI LA V. desirat'le rooms, furnace, electric, gas. bath, reasonable: walking distance. laylor Northside. ONE or two (KTSons, furnished roin.

running att. Plione Hiland 811tt-W. THREE furnished rooms for light honsekeep-inir. third Moor: all conveniences; garage. Franklin 434.V'W.

EAST UHBfifV-Urge thira floor room: gentleman convenient tsars, train; rent reasonable. Montrose 2470. ROOM with breakfast, private family (gentle-iiiaiu. Linden Sfnih-W. N.

HIO II I. AxiTdistrict 527 Beatty SL, 3 housekeeping rijonis, all conveniences, unv li-nitcd phone. $.0 a month. Hiland 2218. Mt.

Wasfainyton Nicely furnished tirst tfor rmirn conveniejicea. T.Mfa.vette So-48-K. LCVKLY HMiid flor roum. nert tu bath, twin beds, monthly. Hiland 323.

925 AIKEN AVE. Transients accommodated. newly furnished rooms, reasonable, hot water, electric; take 73 car downtown Fifth get off at Aikeu half block from Fifth, all outside rooms, free parking space. Telephone Mayflower 887H. Western ave.

Pleasant and well furnished rooms, single or in suite, some with private bath and electric grill, 10 minutes from Penn ave. via care 18 or 1SL HACM BLVD. Choice of two nmms, one with twin bods; one with large bed. next to bath, w-ith kh-jwer; private family; genUetneJD. Montrose ti737.

BALM 5520 Well furnished room; instantaneous hot water; gentleman or business people. Montrose 0492- DOItMO.NT I.arte lightly fornished room, second floor, small private family, all modern conveniences; no other roomers; breakfast; 1 block from 38 car line. Lehigh 3542 R. LIST your rooms and apartments wttb Pittsburgh Room Renting Agency to procure a permanent teuant quick. Court 12V0.

404 i CIIBIIiiirr oimiinir i.o.fs SH1I.OH 230 Furnished mom, resson-able; laiard if desired; widow's home. fayette 4 20 CM. NORTH CRAIG 37.1 Scbenley district, 2 large connecting rooms, range, refrigerator. ue ofl jandry. 11- EAST Tt I DOE 505 Three rooma, kitchenette and small room: one-half gas and electric: use bath and laundry, furnace heat-t Wainnt 2037-R.

SO. NEGLEY AVE. FCRN1SHEI) APARTMENT, 3 ROOMS AND BATH; LIGHT AM) HEAT FURNISHED. HILAND 56ri. THOMAS 67.16, East Liberty Well furnished housekeeping and sleeping rooms.

Hiland S4r.B-J. SAVE CARFARE. Downtown rooms with running water; easa-venient to all stores and theaters. Phone Grant ft628. FoiiWARD ST.

Large front room; all COB vetiienoes: male or female, tyrant 36lt. CLEAN comfortable room, respectable location, reasonable. 578 Taylor atear Mnnteray. North Side. NICELY FURNISHED ROOM ON BROWNSVILLE NEAR CAiUJ; RENT PHONE LAJ'AYETTE 4346.

FIFTH 2541 Nicely furnished front room, next to bath, electric, gas. ScAenlcy U6S6-R. DOR MO NT Nicely furnished room for on or two gentlemen. Lehigh SJM7-J. EAST END Well furnished front room, on first floor, near batb; rent reasonable; private home.

Franklin 6065-J. ROOM, suitable for one or two gentlemen; 15 minutes to city; home comforts. Sees nicy 6o37; A LXL'T 4344 Weil fnrnishad front room, with priyaxe family, near cars and traim SLEEPING room in private family; park location all conveniences. Fairfax 0765. ROOMS for housekeeping or sleeping conveniences, $4 up; will also take one or two boarders; near Fifth avenue school.

Grant 2tl4o. 5542 Three light housekeeping rooms, second floor, all conveniences, private home, handy car line. Hiland 1942-J. NICELY furnished second-floor room, next bath, private home; near cars, trains; good Iocs inn. Franklin 224-R.

HOM EWt kTT, 1220 Pineridge St. Two com- pleielv furnished rooms, reasonable. Frank lin PRESsT.EY 5(8. N. S.

Nicety furnished rooms. HAWSON Oakland Front room for 1 or retinetf gentlemen. Schenley 5FitTLTllIE LjO Large, cheerful front room no other roomers. Phone Grant 4s4t-J. ROOMS UNFURNISHED.

TTTREF. ROOMS. 2d floor, gas, bath witk shower, electricity, latuKtry trays, private porch, entrance; new home; Perry high way: reasonable, erry svtne na-j. FOR colored couple. South Hills, one furnished ns'm: use kitchen, dining room and bath.

I-ehich 2365-R. CRA ETON Three large housekeeping rooms, private familv; all conveniences. Pbona) Walnut 1010-M. 4 Cross 4 rooms, second floor, bath, electric snd laundry. Walnut 0874-W.

CRAFTON Three housekeeping rooms, private family, all conveniences. Walnut 1010-M. ROOMS WITH BOARD. THE STANTON. IViSS STANTON AVE.

ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT REASONABLE BATES. U1LAND 1198 BATH. LARGE, LIGHT, COMFORTABLE ROOM, well furnished, attractive borne, excellent meals, garage, 3 car lines, trains and bust's! South Rebecca Shadyside district. NEGLEY AVE. Risiiu and board.

$12.50 to 15 per week; twin beds; near cars, boulevard busses. Roup station. Phone BOARDERS WANTED WANTED, ln-arders. weekend or by month, or by week: -omfortable country htinse: quiet, tteaatiful outlook; references. Miss Martha Jollv, Linesville, Crawford conntv.

R. I. No. 4. Pa.

WANTED ROOMS. A NTED Business lady wants furnished one or two nsuns. bath, private apartment in select East End location. Reply must state rent and location. "Permanency." Write G-7M'i.

care Post. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT APARTMENTS. MARYLAND HOWE. The Kent Five rooms and bath, steam heat, both porches hardwood finish. See janitor.

Telephone Ha Eel 3754. Sha i wA Blvd. 14 nirtrffrn all latcft denirrts, rfiirty f-r Tupar-rr: across from nw Frik prk; nimp early and jPt yonr rhire. See es on jtremiset. Fr further in-f'tniuit in call Oder ft I'm M.

Houses. -i to t( rooms lleilt $S0 to Jilt). Co-t tiur rent list. OMMi WEALTH REAL ESTATE Com mon westltii Fourth Ave. FOt ROOMS, bath, second fi s.r duplet.

Wm. J. Weixel. 2.i7 Fourth ave. Court t218 APARTMENT.

4 nii lishl all modern eilll eliefces. Erinklilt DfNTNtc suite, living rom suite. like new. Cull Walnut APARTMENT (i rooms, baih. 2 bot air and water; 1 month free; $iu.

Cedar PEI.l.EX I For rent, four rooms, liath and Linden PH8-W. MODERN t-rts-'rfl d.iplex, desirable local em. Lafayette 3.545 iL HELP WANTED MAI.K AM) KKMAI.K. Salesmen, Sa 1 esl a ies. T'i introduce a line of dresses, reasonably priced Write M.

Miller, 4-130 Jenkins Arcade Pittsburgh, Pa. SMALL investnieat complete outlit for hian speeI home knitlinir itli instructions: build own home business or sell all standard work tn us: written contract. Free iniilerinl: no canvassing: evperiencc unnec-essan. Semi stamp for particulars. Steher Machine Iesk 14,.

Ctica. N. Y. TT' iiill'Pt needed at ONCE. AMERI-I 1 I IIt.

TEACHERS' lU IlEAC, CNION TRCST ItLIKL HEI.r WANTED INSTRUCTIONS. LEARN" AUTO BUSINESS. Posit ns open special class now forrninir at reduwd TMitino rates; nil in-stnu'titms Insula. pmot ion 1 and Uidirld- nal; tiny dnd ciusee; cat lot tree; vinitorn woluomts. PITTSBURGH SCHOOL OF AUTO-MOBILE ENOIX BERING Dept.

406 Penn Pittsburgh, Pa. Bricklaying, Plastering, Tile Setting School. Largest practically equipped trade school In the country; 16 years of education business; learn in a few weeks to earn from lio to $100 per week; day and evening classes; visitors welcome; reduced price for imnte-eiate enrollment. Pittsburgh Trade School, Dept. "8." Jli5 Pena Pittsboxrh, Pa.

SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. MR. COAL OPERATOR, How altout a rl live wire to represent too in Philadelphia and the eat. Marripd mitn. Hue -5, want to ad as atrent for a high jrade roi rompauy.

Leaving September 1, so pleatse answer prtmiptly. Address G. P. i i lor, i 1 ii Seciuid St A I toon ia ta 1, Pa. STKA1Y work wmitd Hy Hich iwhofd frrMdu-Mt.

ti'it afraid of rsponsibilit and bard work, dps, Hue oonnert in with Mich stores as V. H. Butler. Huey Mathews aud Keystone; can furnish best of references. Wrire Thrts.

Himmck, 15 trth Hrad- d-M'k. Pa. NEAT colored chauffeur wishes position with private family: has good city reference; 1-1 years' enperience. Hiland 303 Call after 3 p. in.

COLOIiTTI CHATTFFECR wishes position la private famtlv; can do all repairs; good references. Hiland M73-W. It A ILRO A I) traffic man desires to cfcatiee otr-sitioii for liettermejit. capable of estjiblish-inir snd operating traffic department. Write N-7-2.

care post. SEVEN-PASSENGER touring car for hire; trips everywhere: reasonable. Grant 76SKKL A RETIRED policeman wants position as watch. nan. special policeman or detective; best reference Phone 1501 Linden.

COLORED chauffeur ishea position in pri- I vate familv, cau furuiBb refe'rences. HUaud INisiTIoX wanted by man and wife (white), both good cooks; hotel, club or camp; will leave citv 20.11 Oeronda st, N. S. Tele, cedar COI.OnEI) chauffear, married, wishes position in private family: can do repairs. Hiland REMOVAL of rubbish by day, week or month.

FairfaT CHAI'FKKI'K- (Colored) rxvit. wLsbes poei-tion with private family; good city refer- nee, Schenley 4fi20 after 6 p. m. SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE COLORED LADY desires aoy kind of work, day or week. Grant 3245.

MRS. MARY Fisk 2S9S. SMITH wanta two days' work. COLORED WOMEN WANT-Work i the day and domestic. Call Schenley 3233; Hill District.

WANTED laundry to take home, by expert- euced laundress, gentlemen's ur family wash, i Call Lafayette 4ftf0-M. COIaiKKD laundresses, men snd women cleaners, fast workers. Phone 1S31 Grant. Imperial Employment. lilt) Wylle ave.

MAN AN 1 WIFE (Colored) experience i good cook and irenerM housework couple 1'hotie llraut Imperial. SEWlNti at boiiie iwhitei; also remodeiit.g, 5 to t5 p. iu. 216 South Highland ave. Mont- rose 1 1.

POSITION wanted by widow, wtth son tagea Hi. in widower's home. Commanicate with Mrs. L. Graham, Waltersburg.

Pa. EXPERIENCED LADY wants office cleaning. Hiland 7670. ELI A RLE colored Hiland 1318 R. girl wanta day's work.

FAMILY washing to take home; neatly done; reference. Hiland 242 W. BEAUTY SHOP operator desires position. I'flil Valley 3M-W. (iRAOCATE nurse desires position in physician or deittai office; experiem'ed.

Call Hazel i STENOtHSAPHER desires position. Call 11 1 mini -t i is- vv doue; gentlemen Monlrose H711. only. 42S Transit LAUNDRY work wanted llradd'H'k or cleaning by day. mian wants general housework I by week.

Hiland tWSa-R iLAUNURY work l-y day desind iEXPr.lHENCE.il oreanist wanes afternoon of eveiiin work. edsr EXPERIENCED w'nte woman wants washing and ironiuir take heme. Hiland COLORED ir! vvnuis day or week woik. 1 Grntit W. Tuniii hill st.

W.t.slllM I Grant 7 at home oay work. Fannie. f'H AMItERM AID or maid in beantT parlor, bv neat colored girl. 7Kl-M Ililaml. M'TiSE Will do all kind of nursing.

Call Fi sk Hi (il.NlUAI. housework, store or offne work by renned colored airls. Hiland 3S7I-J. Coi.oiiED girt wants fimm. days work.

Schenley, COLORED LADY desires rv by day. refer- cine. Hilund 13 I WANTl-'D l'osiliuti in as waitress or in Imtel id experienced white biiiv. Write 11-787. care Post Sun.

YOUNG LADY, hich scTioot gra'ltiMte, etitering fiharniacy schtMtl. desires position in drug store; references. Write K-784, Care Post. EDUCATIONAL COREY COLLEGE form ave. ancl Stanwiv tt PAY AND EVENING SKSSIONS.

ROOMS LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. SAVE CA REV A RE. ALLEGHENY ESIfj, Nnrthsiile- One. two or four first or second flior neims: com i pletely furnished: no I two rooms and alcove, aiso urinate bath suite. weekly.

Cedr ST 425- Lovely furnished i housekeeping rooms for one or two employed. Montrose 2151. HAMILTON bn2 I urnislied rooms l'ni houseseptiing or geni lemen bath ami eon eriienees; reas-iiuiblc Moitiro.se I TU i i liuilt liusekccpinit roiuiis. pi i ale fmu- ily. 1 1 oil enieni b.Mation.

F.ir- l.iv nv;" RERECCa" Beaut if uPVworuiim light housekeeping $25 per month. KNOX -t- Suuunit st. furnished luzht sink and ratine La'aytjc 1 7 I TWO ceiiU (I'M-r rooms, desirable location, A7U I a month. Franklin Mci Watodl i 1' lsr episcopal i nurcn. Sewi-Kley Zieiphts v- I ,7 Qe CaJrfov 7111(11 township, on Wedues.i.ev Aua.ut ID Ij- "rt IllOIKl .1.

I airidX I ft HI WjXKXNSBTJRG. Coal st brick, 5 rooms, bath, ssst jr. reasonable. SAMUEL W. BLACK C0 Farmers Bank Bldg.

VrTLKJNSBrRG, 5 rooms, bath, garage, ea venienUy located, $55 per month. FttV 1376-R. A RARE CHAXCB Will transfer leauw tractive nouse, tajewtim, 1413 Walnut st. Franklin EAST END. It FOR SALE EAST ENT.

Sear aew Sacred Heart Parish CA IQT i and school now building. $24,000. Brick save, solid walls, 12 targe 4rt rooms, 2 bath rooms, extra toilet aad tavee torv room, fine large laundry, insiahi a)(suf outside entrances, two furnaces, front. aad rear porches, modernly equipped. car brick garage.

large lot. ahaaer front and rear, soma trait trees, ahnilrtif and flowers. For appointmeat, Magsti. rose 432. -f FOR KENT 562 Peebles near EBI hsa as from September fi-room pressed) brtsjat hardwood finish, bath, lauu iav cement porch.

Rent $78. Phone a 5440-R. -i-cia LAKtiE home, remodeled; university dbstarr corner Anaheim and Iowa aati for rooming or snb-Iettlng. Schenley lb. if PRACTICALLY seven-room.

2-batb. second floor wtb private garage, i 15 Hastings St. Hiland 6135sl. SCHENLEY HEIGHTS Furnished house, Cwh rooms and batb. to May, 1926; GenttlM reierence; rent reasoname.

acneaiey. BRACK ENKJIKJE AVE, 25att Eight" batb. 900 Union Trust Bldg. AUaaN 4 --Ir XORTHSIDE. PERRYSVILLE DISTRICT.

Clifton Psrk: rent $40; six-room dweUlarV with bsth. caa, electric light. JT'. SAMUEL W. BLACK CO, yrfnrg Ranfe Bldg.

fssJ STOREROOMS FOR RENT. I. 5 Diamond St. at "Wood. Fine Store Room.

With basement snd second flsvor. New Marble snd Piste Glass front. 13 teet rrnnt on jnaroona street Long-term lease. Se GEORGE 307 Fourth Ave. 4 Govt 2:30 p.

dayliglit "aving t'ro. Frier.ds of the familv 1, attend. EGGERS. WILLIAM On Sunday, August 16. 125.

at 1:15 p. William F.gKers, beloved husband of Susan McFerrin Eaj-gers. aged ii years Funeral from his late home, 1111 North avenue, Millvale, on Tuesday afternoon, August IS. at 2:30 o'clock. Members of Corinthian l-odge No.

S7L V. A. and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. GABIG, ANNA HELBLING On Tuesday. August IS.

12S, at 10 p. Anua Hel-bltng Oabig, wife of Andrew W. liabig, aged 47 years, mother of William Andrew, Valatta Mary and Anna May Ga-big. Funeral from her late residence. 343 Over-brook boulevard.

Carrick. via Carrick car to Overbrook boulevard. Notice of time GIESMANN, CATHERINE E. On Tuesday. August 18.

lt25. at 8:50 a. m. Katherlne E. Giesmann, daughter of John O.

and Lillian Weber Giesmann. aged 1 years, sister of John Weber Gien-mann. Services Thursday at 2 p. at the, residence of her parents. 9 Marshall near Becks Run road.

Becks Run, Pittsburgh. Friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend. Interment in Zimmerman's cemetery. Youngstown (O.) papers please copy.) GKOSICK, LENA STEPIIINGER- On Sunday, August 1(1. 1921.

at 10 Let.a Stephtnger Crush widow of Andrew Grosick. in Iter 72d year. Funeral from her late residence, Wetlnesday afternoon, A tiKust II. at I o'clock. Servh es at St.

JohnV Lutheran Church, perry highway, at I 3D o'clix lylight saving tiuo. riends of the family are respectfully invited to t- tend. i HAMILTON, MARY On Sunday. Aiagust It. 1925, at I p.

Mary Hamilton, youngest daughter of Harry Hamilton and Margaret Hamilton (nee McCann) Funeral from her late residence. 75o Kell street, on Wednesday morning. August II. at clock. Requiem mass at Holy Rosary Church at o'clock.

Friends of the family are respectfully-Invited to attend JEKFERY, L. VIRGINIA On Monday aft ernoon, August 17, at clock, 1.. 1 Virginia Jcffery. Services at the residence of ber niece. Mrs.

John B. Town ley, 1145 Whiteman street, East End, Wednesday evening at I Kick, aayngnt saving tune, interment private Thursday morning at 9 lock in Valley cemetery. Imperial, Pa. LAC.KO, JOHN. JR.

Monday. Atiaust 17, 192., at 1:25 p. John Larrko. son of John Lac.ko. sind Mary Likner Lacitko, at the family residence.

t8 South Seventeenth street, Southside. Notice of funeral later. I.EUZINGER, JOITN EREI On Tuesday. August 18. 1925, at a John Fred lyeuzinge.r.

husband of the late Margaret Kaufiey Leuztnger, in his 77th year. Funeral services at the familv residence, 7015 ldlewild street. East End, on Thursday afternoon, Auirust 20. at o'clock. Friends of the.

family and of llomewood circle No. 119, P. H. and Veterans of Wesfinghou.se Airbrake Company are respw tfully invited to attend. Interment in Woodlawn cemetery.

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