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J- TnUSSDAT MORNUfO, JULY 22, 1926. THE PITT BiTJ RGH POST Nineteen LARGE ROOMS FOR RENT Jjfj: HELP WANTED HELP WANTED mmmm gets hearing BALTIMORE. July 21. United News) Richard Reese Whittemore will be granted a hearing upon a pica for commutation of his death sentence to life Imprisonment. Governor Albert C.

Ritchie announced today. The hearing was set for next Tuesday. nRXISHET ROOMS. BTtrfllTON-Tirt third floor fn iMfiit room tor houekeeptne: sink, use dry (mi-privaje liath Sira-R. adults only.

Franar ail Tie i-f i iTe ee CHEERFl'I. furnished one or referents, square to cars. FraaaW tn 1'T K. NICELY furnished front room, r-mtreroen; f9f' rate family: 3 minutcii t. statioa; -fyh minute 75 car.

Mayfower FIFTH A K-. S.V.I2 Front parlr.r and flr.r front noin. newly paperea. rwrrv. ef QIINCY Mt.

Oliver-; isrgvTajat h.uaekeep!nc rooms. Lafavette 3 4-47-W. T-n n.wn for lixhr hiuclieeplng. lutnered. nicelv furnishcrf, c-nvenk fine location- Walnut i5-J.

vmml i.AVtf 4'F Sfo- lrce foot n-Hu, by-uaeAeepicg or sleeping, flM per week. TWO rooms, th-rd floor, one on second neaejy. su'taMe one or two genilemrji eack. flower 319 Sempie Oakland, 'J lUaiitifit! ft-rMsae tlmom. with without nnrary, cv vie-s; frarace and breakfxHt if Call tr.e WKsT NORTII AVK.

-rSV-Two or rooms, hath connect inn. jcond floor. the pletely furnishd Odir -ln7Siei litl-(-omlorlaNo cxim. eant.Vored couple. r.nvHte family; LOST AKD FOUND ARTICLES FOUND ON STREET CARS TTJFJTDAT.

July IE Two weekly passes, routs SA Wrtet watch, route TO. Lady's belt, route Ta. Glasses, route TS. Pearls, mute so. Pearls, route 24.

Letter, mule US. Rosary, route A Check, route 04. Purse, mute 44- Pwrve. routs 00. Pur.

mate 72. WEDNE8DAT. JUL IA Pocket hook. I out a St. Ring, route S.

Glasses, route 7A Money, route A Glssana. recto 7A Wrist watch, route SB THl'RSDAT. JVLT IS. 1 02 A Pocketbook. route 20.

Pocket hook, route 71. Pocketbook. route 70. Pocketbook. route 07.

Purae, route S3. FRIDAY, JULY IS Weekly paaa, route T2. Iure, route SA Compart, route SS route Porkelbunk, mute SB. llnsM-h, route 8. SATI'RKAT.

JULY It. Purse. rMe 6S. Purse, route 1 MONDAY, JULY IS Rinc. route Knife, route TS.

Glasses, route W. Check lvk. route 7. pocket book, route 7ti. Pocket book, route SS.

Hand bar. mute 11. Money, mule 14. route 4. 2.

TUESDAY. JULY Rosary, route IA Iiirse. route SS. isforautloa atsy bo bad by caUlag rTrrsBCRGH baTlwayb or, LOST DKPT, GRANT T4SB. Ask for Extension 148.

A forr Mliartment- CV.lar 7'(w R. i. iTARtlE attractive room In nt if ul Tocsdloa j. for Protectant gentleman: flc.e?st Train av vi-e; lefcniinw em tujKe1 ewickley Sie. OA kl-ANI I-intisFicJ ruin t-onvenieaa -ta.

'v hfw nt- cjtri; reajn a hla Ma-flower "JS'JS- lVllIvitllNT room, next to bath; all Can- p-iatc l.ehtirh lit -ST Stale brlndle bnlMec. near Duquaana IMace. Friday evening; acar on right aide af body, abort tall, white breast; BS reward. Return to 1233 Waahliuttoa BraidSLk LOST Tweaday evealut, Keatarjr ave, (Be-tnct. diamond bar Pin: reward.

S72S WCam-tncky Maynower 2022. LOST Sunday. Inrldge of falsa teeth ta Oak-land district; reward. Grant OSS9. Tuesday evening.

Kewtsxky ave. district; diaatoad bar pnt: reward. S7S3 Eea- tocky are. Mayflower 3022. LOST Sunday.

Alameda Park. Butler. kodak. Reward If returned to IS Borate N. Pittsburgh.

Fairfax TOOL, LEGAL NOTICES MKETING NOTICE. OAKLAND 2N1S IN $210,000 SALE TO INVESTOR in Equities Recisaed on Realty Market, HOUSING SOLD IN OVERBROOK OB. aoM tor A. B. xa WarsT avutownts at Ward atraat.

OaKlaad, to a tor Car fXlo.OO). Theae total a snttea of fi rooms wrern bnUt aeveral years br A. Hardia. SECOND AYKXUK PROPKRTY SOU). fnftod gtataa Raalty Company ha sold for Wmiam IX Job as property known aa 201 to 217 Second avenue.

Homestead, bavin a frontas of 105 feet on 8econd avanoa by B6 feet deep eonststmc of nine 4 -room brick bouses to A. J. Friedman for 1X1.000. The purchaser buys for Investment. EQUITIES EXCHANGED.

George H- Abel. sold to P. Clayter bOxlCS feet, tasprovad. at 11 Murray Hill aveno. Fourteenth ward, for 33.500.

In part payment. 44x110 feet, with bonsuiBt at KTT Kldjeville street, same ward, was ctven. Hymaa Goldstein sold to Crsuoo laron 35x95 feat, with two buildinaa. on Fran list own avenue. Thirteenth ward, and also 39x51 feet on Thirty-seventh street.

Sixth ward. In trade there was given 35x134 foot. Improved, at 5806-S Bryant street. Eleventh ward. Louis Cohen sold to Nathan Roth SOxSlO feet, with two-story brick building.

Frankatown avenue. Twelfth ward. John Spebar sold to John Orsecshow- skl 120x380 feet, with two brick houses, on Stanton avenaa, corner McCabe street. Tenth ward, formerly known as the Randolph property. In trade there was atven 20x110 -feet, improved, on Liberty avenue, Sixth ward.

SEEK HOLDING VERM1TS. Permit applications on Die yesterday at the city bursas)-or building Inspection included Tenth ward T. T. Madden, house at 1029 Duf field street. $7,000.

Twelfth ward M. Bertha, house at 13 Westmoreland street, 15.000; G. Vento. extension at (527 Apple avenue, S2.M0. Thirteenth ward" If J.

Damn, house a 1724 Haptewood avenue. $7,000. Fourteenth ward J. A. West, alterations and garaca at 6112 Bartlett street.

$2,800. Seventeenth ward S. Kresge, store at Carson and South Seventeenth street. $30,000. Nineteenth ward A.

Datillo et -tL. repairs at 123 Natches street. $2,000. Twenty-third ward P. Crlstlng.

g. race at 512 Sulsrton street. $1,000, OUTSIDE Cm LIMITS. In Stowe township. Mary A.

Tucker sold to Israel Magilansky. 24x100 feet, with building, on Broadway, for $10,000. In Franklin township. Joseph Meln-art aotd to George Straka 45 acres of land for $11,400. In Shaler township.

Frank Hrabak sold to Louis Maranowski a residence property on Wast Pike street for $12,950. In DuquesiM, on Dell avenue. Second ward. Joseph CHah sold to John Toth 37x100 feet, improved, for $12,000. In Bellevue.

John E. Hens sold to Catherine Wolfram 29x120 feet, with house, on NorthvEuclld avenue, for $10,250. In Wilkinsburg. on Marlboro avenue. John M.

Smith bought from John Ho.hman 30x1 00. feet. Improved, for $11,450. HUN IN VESTMENT. The Real Estate Company of Pittsburgh, represented by S.

Kefover. rold to WUIlam Amaismeier a vacant property at the comer of Park boulevard and Raleigh street, Dormont. on which is being erected an apartment rontatning 13 suites and one storeroom. The total Investment will be in the neighborhood of $90,000. S25JM OVERBROOK SALE.

In Overbrook. John K. Fhlrley bought from Robert Emery about 100x100 feet, with housing, on Over-brook Court, for $25,000. ARSON STREET SALE. Gregory Serrls bought from Triad A.

Starzynski 20x53 reel, with three--rtory brick store and dwelling, at 1205 far-son street. Seventeenth ward, for 32I.C30. Press Club Issues New Home Bonds John Hays Hammond Announces Late Step For Writers. BT TRIE AMOCIATrO rRfS. VT ASH IXGTON.

July 21. Issue of $1 500.P0O seven per cent cumulative preferred stotk of the National rress Itu.l-ling Corporation, the holding cor- i poration for the National Ire.ss Club. I wns announced today by John Hays Hammond, president. I The structura heme erevted on the site of the hbstaric Ebbett ttrtel will houe Washington correpondents and he the permanent home of the National Press Club. The an tire common stock and equity ts owned by the Press Club.

Preferred stock its being sold to provide for an hiu eanc in the original building plans, already completely financed. POTATO MARKKT. -i A re- I cetpta. total t'nlted State shlpmeitt I cars. ertMine ver Kanaae ard Mtsonur or few sales, 2a I slow: inarhat S- VWermla haeest Irtsh ect-biora.

S3 MdM ta mejIMS q-Jauny mm TOra.inOT. Hli-ArHELTHIA 4 rwiiiw, Nov 1. S2 seayj ouia t-t aa TOLRKI frr.SCP MARKSTT. Byam Jury SL 4A. Wheat.

No -aallow corn. 4rc 1 taa I Psceeabar. I AuaTuat. SIS SB Tune- ss SS I APflRTE a ta. at etaat ea i 1 I i Pittsburgh Markets For Foodstuffs Ervptian onion shinpers are orotest- Ing the move proposed in this coun try to lnrean the duty upon the bulbs raised In Egypt.

The Egyptians say the Increase in duty is due to the fact that the foreign onion cornea in competition with the domestic bulb, not oecaune ii is aiseasea. as some Americans claim. Any Increase in the duty would cause the Egyptian onion to be shut out of the United States and make ronsumera here pay higher prices for this delicate vegetable. Many foreign fruits and vegetables are shut out of this country under the falsa statements that they are diseased when the fact Is In this case growers have raised too many onions and take this method to get Govern ment aid. They don't care a darn how much consumers must pay for onions, so that their selfish plans are carried out.

This question was fully discussed at meetings of the Onion Exporters' Association who have designated two of Its members. Gill and lvens. to take up the matter with the American minister In Cairo, and have also ap pointed another delegation composed of H. Hindi and A. Moufarega to discuss this question with the Egyptian minister of agriculture.

"Rashwan Pasha Mahfoux. under secretary of state for the ministry of agriculture, gave Mr. Moufarege an Interview as a representative of the Onion Exporters Association, and promised to take energetic measures in this regard. To this effect Instructions have been given for the prepara tion of a report fully explaining the growth of and the trade In Egyptian onions. Mohammed Kamel Bey has been appointed to discuss further this subject with the Onion Exporters Association in order to complete his report.

"After this report has been prepared the Egyptian ambassador in America will be requested to undertake the necessary action with the Government of the United States. In case of neces sity, the ministry of agriculture con- Jointly with the ministry of foreign affairs, will consider the advisablty of sendng to Washngton a specs 1 rep-resenUtve who will not only pro test against any increase of the Im port duty, but will try also to obtain a reduction or tne present lann not the abolition of same, so that Egyptian products may be Introduced Into America with the same facilities as those granted to American products entering Egypt." BCTTER. StOGS AJrfi CBjBBaE. llnttar ICaaaa prists T(Mnte' lata No. lrtsa, tab St.

TBI Herrtaa do pal a.lvl lake. lbs. I as zs-i. pau FOtTLTRT IJTB. Tarkeya lickt Stan Broilers barks POVLTRT DRRSSKD.

Sqaahs. Cal. Jaadw OIIlI Capoea ..1 4 ante Turkers Docks PEAS AMD BKAJiB. P.a- 'ncj. aavy Marrswtat.

Cala. Be a lOSOIlc! Lima I0HC13T Bed kkntey. I Ik llUCtac' bata mHe nrcea, TaUow. OROCBRIKS. ICaaned Tomatoea.

do tl.1BR2.C0 oa franuUted. at. ea yellow Boasted toaTai prta wkaat, paper Arias. I saeka, .411 as Winter By ST.sO Pvakeery rsary Java 57e' T.itn fancy. do MatKw.iitKr e- ranaed oo tVcs.

Mats p'apple. 2.0t(tr..2lBmlrBo VK43ETABI.RS. 50 (4.90 II I lint I k.r baak Sl.9oaj3.or) b. I Marr- do lb. 4 Hart mt)21 Uad.

do Vs. etta tl.004JlJ3 btL s.aoos.n da atalae. do I Beets, a. (. do Mick.

St OOSjI.SB' I kbaa't l.TSJ.0O so Dal I bra f1JSt.SO t-ssket kaaap ITrmateae do Lo SBcRSI.OO' Tens. Lettuce I Ohio, basso a. g. bBB.S0a)e ket SXS04J1 do N. II 1.7S do Cora, green.

Onions basnet SMI I TS do Texas, Tarnlps. rusbrl a34t.an Esrplaat No. 1 Key fS.Ooajl 23 HiMbel MTTS. Ceeaoota, raberta Pecans 00 ea raw Ie roastaa. I do black.

lOkeUbnrka, rariT. Apples Oranges new. o. I. I Cal.

S3. SO 4 SO bosbrl. S1V01 TOiPraeapplet on No. 2 McTrie era la S4.30Q3.O0 Baaanss S3.00ttS.Si CaataHHipea Uewhsmss I crate Grapefruit Lermeui S.eO420. 28 reaeaea.

i Bella Arkansaa. stand tl lt2 no dn Mat aUtfaV do Artsona sUad- ard ft; TSwS.00 do Oats Jamba Mtiey i Bells KVtll.S'Wilrnvloin- Klhrr- I sack to 2 ifttl Caen-NX Raaphmies. I cratea. ra.S OOfjd. V) red ST 0O.nn rurrsate Mark ST.ono crate 0OeT.S srrawberrlea rROt IMONa.

I (irrwH Beef 34c Ribs. No. I 3fr Zto i l.oina. N. 2 Mnall is-i: ih 3.vi 18 I IIml 3Jcl lr salt Meats I i S.V it'-nnd.

No. I S-V an No 3nr Plate. Nn I dn No 2 Tc Bellies, clear besry 32. lbs 2-sr: Brskfat baroa S. Meat lb Mk- Bellies.

20-25 ibe 3V1 Lara io lha. 3Sr tlerras lket prtata ZlVkel AT AMD URAtN Ceen War i.nt I N. I yel. I std. abell M0Nr V.

I Nc. bell clover Si4 "TftS 2 ear MtMklrl No. keary Osta No. 3 white a I clover I Straw Wheat clover V1SW Sl S'S IS SO I Rye white Oat Timothy I No. I St? onr77 No.

2 Svi-oOeJlS or rouikw orrjus DiRstrroBviiir. WASHINGTON. July 31. A. p.

Male ten a Outury applied ta the Interstate I iwmmerce Cemmlsaioa today or autheetty to hold a directorship aa the western Pa cine. The two arnpaaiaa, as ana. naa aa lH2e Ss-lk. blk BT I Brttkttla. Freak sal act saw O0iH 4 ramat I Iaergw 2sO ranipts asaej Laafkoea as walta, 1 ea Sew Tark aaark 42e! ercaat lMfSc mn.

auatiffo a BMpak: laa-jasl ririsss. pair 2So2ae Yowaja. sprta HBstij cklckaaa WO lac Hns Broilars Kiwslais Canwta. saw, eases SS3oe si.oea)t.ta I iiATIf NOTICES. home.

4044 Pena even at Mala street, on Friday. July 23. at a. m. High mass of requiem at tit.

John's Church. Fourteenth street, ttnuthslde. at 9 a m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Interment at Philadelphia.

Pa (Philadelphia (Pal papers pleaae copy.l M'M KIN. DANIEL On Wednesday. July 21. It3. at 12:10 p.

Daniel M. Mar kin. beloved son or tbo late Daniel and Catherine McMackln. Funeral from the residence of hla brother. K.

J. McMackin. lit Forty -second street, on Saturday. July 21. at a.

m. Solemn requiem high mass at St. John's Church il It. a Friends of the family are respectfully Invited to nttend. PATTON.

MRS. CECELIA KAWALKOK! At Snuthatde Hoapital. an Monday. July 10. t26.

at 3:13 p. Mrs Cecelia KawaJkuakl Patton. wife of William C. Pat ton. tn her 4Sth year.

Funeral from the family home. SSS Proctor wa. ElKhteenth ward, on Friday at 0:34 a m. Requiem mass at St. George's church at a.

m. Friends of the family and members of L. B. Branch No. aS.

Indies Aualllao. I- O. W. of 8. O.

are respectfully Invited to attend. Interment In St. George's cemetery. FIERCE, HARRIETT BENTLRY On Wednesday. July 21.

1014. at 4:40 a. Harriett Bentley Pierce, widow of Homer S. Pierce of 42k Ella street. Wllklnaburg.

pa. Kunernl services at the residence of. her daughter; Mr. W. II.

Roy. 1114 Shrrl dan avenue. East End. Pittsburgh. on Friday afternoon.

July S3, at 2: Jo o'clock. Interment private later. PRICE. ALICE A- On Wednesday. July 21.

IS2C. at 3 p. Alice A. Price 4 nee Berry), beloved wife of Dr. Albert 1'.

Price. Funeral services at her late reatdeace. 127 Hazelwood avenue. Haaelwood. on Friday.

July 23. at 3:3 p. m. daylight saving time. Frlenda of the family arc respectfully Invited to attend.

Interment private later. RIDDLE. ANNA WALTHER At her real-deme. Edge wood. Pa.

oa Tueaday nr.orn-Ini;. July 20. 1024. at o'clock. Anna Walther Riddle, widow of Re.

Matthew B. Riddle. D. D. Funeral aervlcea at her late reaidoace.

Edgeworth. on Thursday, July 22. at p. m. ROBINMON.

EDWARD A At St. John's Hospital. July 20. 1024. at p.

Edward A. Robinson, father of Mrs. Robert Strleerwald. aged SS years. Funeral from the family home.

S34 Columbus avenue. Kurthside. Saturday, July 21. at a m. Requiem high mass at St.

Andrev'a Church. Beaver avenue, at o'clock. Friends of the family and members of R. Middle Lodge No. S30, 1.

O. O. and Street Car Men's Union are respectfully Invited attend. Rt'HE. ANNA t'LRICH Of apopleay.

aa Monday. July 1. 1024. at 11:3 p. Anna Clrtch Ruhe.

widow of Henry Ruhe. aged SS years, mother of Mrs. Edna Raich and Mrs, Bertha Koch, she la also survived by two grandchildren, two sisters, Mra W. Z. Vance and Mr a.

W. K. Walker. Services Thuraday at p. at the family home, POO Rosa avenue, corner of Mill street.

Wllkineburg. via cars No. 44. 44. 74 and SS to Mill street- Friends of th family are respectfully Invited to attend.

Interment in St. Paul's cemetery. South-side. 8AKRICK8. WILLIAM R.

On Tueaday. July 20. IS24. William H. Sairicka husband of Mary Sarrtcks (nee Flyaa'K bis Sid year.

Funeral from his lata home, rear of S3 Dewey street. Etna. on Thursday. July 22. at 2:30 p.

ra. Plasterers Local Union No. 31 and friend of the family family and Plasterers I'nion Loral No. 31 are respectfully Invited to attend. SCHLICK.

Et'GENIA On Wednesday. July 21. 1024. at 2:10 a. Eugenia Schllrk (nee Keith widow of John 8W1lck.

In her Sth year. Funeral on Saturday, July 24. at 4:30 a- m. from her late residence, 1441 Sandusky street, Northalde. Requiem high mass In St.

Peter's Roman Catholic Church. Ohio street and Sherman avenue, at a. m. embers of the Alsace Ladies Society. Badiacher Frauen Society, the Christian Mothers of St.

Ronliace Church and friends of the. family are respectfully Invited to attend. HADF.H. GEORGE R. On Tue-dsy.

July 20. 102S. at 10 p. Geortce R. shades of Northalde.

Pittsburgh. Va. aged 60 years. funeral services at Aeberli'e chapel. 122 East North avenue.

Northalde. Pittsburgh. Pa. on Friday. July 23.

at p. m. F. O. B.

Lodge No. S27 and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend. Interment private on Saturday, July 24. at 10 a m. SKINNER.

HELEN On Monday. July IS. 1024, at Homeopathic hospital. Helen skinner, wife of John Skinner. i Funeral aervlcea at H.

Samson's. S3 Neville street, oa Thursday rtrnoon. July 22. at o'clock. STEWART.

EVELTN PAULINE On Tuea day. July 20, 102C. at 2:4 p. Evelyn Paulina Stewart, beloved daughter of Norman Stewart and Myrtlo Kibler Stewart, aged It montha Funeral services at the parents' residence. 4 Jenny street, near Bailey avenue.

Mt. Washington, on Thursday, July 22. at 2 p. m. Interment In Southaida cemetery.

TRAINER, ARTHCR J. On, Wednesday. July 21, 1S2. at 4:40 p. Arthur J.

Trainer. husband of Mary Meyers Trainer, aged 20 years. Enlisted and served overseas In World'a war with Bat- tery B. Twsnty-flrst Field Artillery. He was ths father of Robert Trainer, son of Michael and Elisabeth Line Trainer, and brother of Mra Haxel Booth, Madelin, Margaret.

Michael. George ard Ralph Trainer. Services on Saturday at 2 p. at the residence of hla father-in-law. Henry Meyers.

Stt Industry street, corner Amanda avenue. Southslde. Pittsburgh, via Arlington ear to Amanda avenue and ML Oliver street. Friends of the family are reapeetfully Invited to attoad. latermeat la Southaida cemetery.

WHKRTHET. ELIZABETH SNYDER On Tueaday morning. July SS. IStd. at o'clock.

Elisabeth Snyder Wherthey. beloved wife of John T. Wherthey. la her 44th year. She la alas survived by three children.

Mra, Anna Bauer. John T. Wherthey. and Mra Stella Thompson; one grandson, and two sisters. Mra.

Louis EMoamlller aad Mra Ansa Cralger. all of Pittsburgh. Funeral services will be held at bar late residence. 1S0S Pennsylvania avenue. Northalde, on Friday afteraoon.

Jaly 23. at o'clock. Frleada of the family are respectfully iavtted ta attend. WHITCRAFT, JAMRS H- M. D.

On Wednesday. July 21. 1S2C. at p. James H.

Whltrraft, M. of S04 Wood street, Wilkinsburg. Pa. aged 43 yeara Remains at the chapel of T. D.

Turner. SIS Penn aveaue. Wllltlnsburg. whore they may be stewed until o'clock Thuraday evening. Funeral services aad Interment at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon at Carrollton.

Ohio. IN MKMOSUAM. In loving memory of our dear son and brother. John G. Blocker.

who passed away three years ago today. July SI. 1S2. Do we forget? Nay! In each heart there lies A secret piece where bid from mortal eyea Dwells strong aad true, a love that never dies. Sadly missed by mother, father, sister, brother-in-law aad relatives.

FURMTURE STORAGE rntt-Ttoor WABiHtrrirKS. rxpert Packers Motor Yaaa HAUQH KEENAN, STORAGE TBANSFEB Center A Aorlid Ave. Mustroae a7QO-l-A. PERSONAL NOTICE, JIEN! par hlrhl mmh phetm is tht rtiv fi-r TTQr nM oit and wmrrtstn. Tl M'tntP- awa- siiiy mysTnin ftert 12.

LA NOIL permanent wamg. S7: raaraateed tprn eve. appointment. Lillian (a. Bal-dovm.

Room Si 6. 424 Fourth ave. Court 13S2. 'all offie. call office.

dll office. call office LATE M'm touring car for hire: careful dr ver: trip anywhere. Fairfax Sit 4 BKI.M't'R HYDRO THFRAPKl TICT' Santfar- lum, 43 Martft vlrret. M-axsiffC. vapr.

ni-lprte-el tnit-rriaJ atb; -f-i-riTi-ral trrat-oenta. LOST AND FOUND l.adr'-t patent leather overnight bag (orraln tc l.i.lle we.trsr.fr Alkwrel in I'- WVllealey Last Liberty Reward me Montrose OS I akr-rt tan: t-. a.1 cellar; anawera to Jeff. Iwnnett St. Franklia T7-C-R.

U'ST ticld watch fob ea Ltxweta highway. raitial P. at; raw ard. beyond MALE AND FEMALE Ieaetas wanted dark A Brewer Teachers' Aee-H-y, 6024 Jenkins Art-ade. feb.

EARN WHILE LEARNING. Totung men and wtmen. asjf. tg tn 30. sr iiAwmpi-'ye.

to train for teltnpii opera pnyinf $15 monthly. App) 702 Fitximon ml HKI.P WAXTKIS IXSTKl'CTlOX AUTOSGfiOOL Learn t'Uinetw l.y prsctlrM anil imlivl. usl day and evrnltig clasaea: csteb tree. Pgh. School of Auto lV-pi a-5 I'enn Pitrahnrgh.

I's. Bricklaying and Plastering. Tsught by actual work aad practice; day and evening rlaeses; catalog free, Pittsburgh Trade School, Dept. 8, 4U5 Pena Ave. Pittsburgh.

Pa SITI ATIONS WAXTKII MAIK. HUG HEATING for rst-e'a-f. li.tui'ecleHti'nc. paper cleanjnjt. wall waning, pbi-ne Walker.

Hilaiid StlTH w. PRIVATK touring cars for hire: trips everywhere: experiencetl drivers; reasonable changes. Grunt -Hfi-JL ACCOt7NTANT win iimil and keep small set ef books Kr monthly; day or eveelng. Martin. Court 1SH7.

CHEF Club, hotel, restaurant or cafaterli availahle Autruat 1. 11 Chinn. 2121 Webster avenue. Mayflower COLORED CIIEF. Camp, betel, all around maa.

phone Atlantic S7sT. lmponsi. COI.OREU MAN wants job aa hou-ieinan or janitor. Write B. W.

Alston. 446 Fifth avenoe. or phone HOitiUey SHiA-W eveatnits i srter COI OKKn chauffeur, married, well eiperie-iced with frrst-elar-a references, do mrnor repairs liana OOLORKO MAN. well wants house cleaning, or care of apartment, of fire or private homes on tnontiily basis. Hiland 57-W.

CIlALKKEl'K White, niarned, wanu posl-ttoa, years' experience: rlty reference. Csa do own repair, Havel CSB7-R. caaulTeur wants position in prt-vste fsmily; references. Hi land 0S24-J. CArAHLK man, colored, wsnts poaition aa arcinan; can rurrusn reierence.

stayDower wanted: relUbia colored man; say kind. Cedar is-QAJ. A wants lawn cutting. fior piantins. landscape of any kind.

Oram -TfeA-j. PAI'KR HANUINIi al.l painting; work aTone inimediatelv. W. H. iark, tirant ia.il SITUATIONS WANTED FKMALK COIyfJRED laundress, men aad women cleaners, fast workers, best referen -ea.

house girls, cooks, porters, janitors. Phone Atlantic 277 Imperial. ORATICATE retrlstrred nurse will take pe-tlent In my own home. Fairfax 1410. CLKANING.

washing or irontnr by o.ay, ant worker; S3, ear fare. May-lower 81-41. COLOKKl mother's helper wants work. HUani JM1 COLOIiKli woman wsnts day's ir.g Fairfax taSSS. rfc or clean- flrst-dasa.

wlsbe work, take borne or go out. Mofittua "HAA COTORirrT WOMK want work by the day and domestic. Call Maydcwer 1341. (BUI district.) tOLOREI) KOHA.N wanu day'a work. May UIXIAKLK colored girt wants day'a work.

CeOirf tano-j. CUIXIRKII girl wants a tew hours' work carh day regular mi net pay good. Mayflower OOIORKI GIRL. wlU work steady or by day. Gnut KXI'IIKIKNCKK woman want atearir day's work, any kind, or week's -work.

Hilar 1147 R. EXPERIENCED laundress wants work, bring home references. Mayflower 231A TOrXG LwAItT with 3 years" stenographic, general office work experience wanta position. Mayflower C31S. REl.iAI'i.K white woman want.s waKbing.

ironing and cleaning. Mfcotroee n-vSi. BJ-'FrNEO young Isdy desires general office work; touch (yplst; 4 years' experience. Montrose 111. kPKKiKNCISn young woman wishes part time wfsrk.

Montrose ftr75- DRESKSIAKKK 1-sy or tske home. n-w tv. Family washing. take honia. aeatly done references.

Hiland S7. FAMILY WASHING, to take home, done; reference. Hiland 2A42-W. tly BWITCHHOARll operator, typing. Tiling, mailing: eocd reference.

Cedar COLORED GIRL wants day work. 6273. Maysewar NEAT colored girt wishes day work. Franklin 1387-J. Call COLORE! woman wants day work-flower 03M.

MAy- colored, expetlenced. wants work ta private family. Fairfax 1T63. DRESSMAKING summer pne-r. Frankitn 73V5J.

SCAN want lawn flower planting. landsrsping of any kind. Grant fi.AJ. PLAIN SEWING ana aresamaking by day. Vallrv DAY WORK, fi Bene st.

Grant ISTil-M. DAY WORK. Monday. Thursday. Grant DAY WORK, refined colored girl.

Mont. 4078. EDUCATIONAL. FRENCH-SPANISH-ITALIAN IHt and Kvening. FRENCH OF LANGUAGES.

TIP Fltxsimons B.dg. Cburt 937. POSITIONS, part and full time. be procured while attending the Ptttsbnrwh Academic and Business College. Sng Orant street, tne most central private colUup- in Greater Pittsburgh.

Half-dny 9es.vions or.ly. work the other half. Classes now In ars-stqn. Register this week. O.flce open from a.

m. to p. m. Business tmining. bookkeeping.

Mtenogra-y. tyj-inp salosmanshlp. accounting, civii-ervtce nn-i other buslne-is course. Twlllerht for office workers, 5 3f to 7:30. RerttK! introductory tuition rate for thoM who begin this week Phone Grant jnTf ROOMS FOR RENT UGBT HOCSEKKKPING ROOMS.

TWO One rnrawbed hxnxsekeeping rooms, also one sleeping room. 535 Galveston ave. Fairfax 9ST-2. OAKLAND Two desirable boarekeepia-; ror.ma, sink, stove, electric refrigerator. porch, private family.

Schenley ALLKt HKNT 1318. t'. or three, completely furnished hoowekeepinc rooms, or prtvate bath suite; 1'! con-vwnlences: rent. Center 14S.r Stiltl grSQOTHAN'NA Wilkinaburg Three furnished housekeeping rooms, thirtl flir; convenient for Weatinghouae man, adults Franklin T117-SI. EAST LIRKRTY Two furniihcl liu-ht lioiise-ke--ping rooms, porch, yard.

nc objection to child: 17 week "Wfsr-R. GROSS r.6T Light houaekeping wffi. -uitahi gentlemen or couple; bTaRCHAXIi BSS electric appliances. Mor.lrr.fre 1 FFRNISHED ROOMS. i fiHEITD'LK 1513.

N. S- Two nicely fur nished liht bousekeeping r-Minta. i floor front, bath. ess. 3 liae car service, per week.

Cedar 77HA BROAP S4.13 Real home ette. everything furnished; ST. r--rii. V'r-en. 7iv.

TWO large furnli.hrd rooine on ftrat frs-. near car in transfer limit; reawnsr-le. Car- rick BAIM faaf. Weli ur.i 1-1 mrn V't wat-r; -rrn'l. n.i: or nea conpie FIrTH front rKm.

flr; siiltaMe for co-iplr MarfV.rT rnl" THOMAS TILVT eWTwo "r-- iT-t-: TWO connecting ronrna. farntahed. keeping, sink, all convenience I.fjrtrr RKFrSKP rmnf lady to sb-re room w.th ar other younr lady, best ti tnj Call Court RF.FIVFI w.nnr idy to share f--t. a it, an other yWi? icy. beat T.

Write rar Pittabtirz!) P'- Sr. 1M7 Scili room, all new f-irntorr ilrht it Grant PStS. KIRKIlRITiK Wt'i. I nwhed ro.ni. all HAr.nTKT r.f..

pri-'ate rr- It'! 'Ml TllfTTTtirT I.a-c T-- F'l-r T.rT 1. -tTnOS. cf av. rinir. pt-nn1.

T.4r KATH1.KKN" FT. Two ror' a--; f. reor n- couple 1 hervre.r 1' 7 HA fjK fTT 1SS. Vt ro-r. fo- gen-le-rar i'i conventenoee Tefa-ee CENTER-A VE.

431. attractive room, kitchenette; gocd toiatioc I I tfAur. WILL YOU WORK? La mtentgWBt rasa was will work hard and sss-reetates salss training, one who baa kattUtlve and kt williag to work for money and sdvaacement can make himself iadisptn sable to our Pittsburgh of- aaiiltd man, 29 to as yeara, car preferred same, address, phone Ig, eipsrkini.s snd two refei- encea req aired; only mall spnlicants coa- The Aluminum Cookih; Utensil MAKERS OF WEAR EVER. OM Chamber of Commerce Bldg. MACHINISTS, BORING MILL TURRET LATHE FOR NIGHT TL'RN.

STATE EMPLOYMENT, 622 GRANT ST. FRKX SntPLOYMENT 8BRVICE. WANTED Hiph tension lino-man. Apply Jacobson Commissary 434 Fourth ave. See C.

C. Iaer. ESTIMATOR For structural steel fabricatinp plant. Only man considered. Write giving full information.

All correspondence confidential. Bollinger-Andrews Construction 1016 Empire Bldg. WANTSTO MACHINISTS for horizontal boring mill, planers aad floor work. The William IT Pollock 44S Sast Federal st TOUMOSTOWN, OHIO. I AM leetrlBC far a yiang maa ovar 21.

en-pleyod but dlaaallafliifl. who is really Intsr-eatad In Urn future, baa a doslra to get mt of the rat aad can see an opportunity In the acoouattag atvifiaulon; cosnoa school edueaUon ssainlill: If roaBy looktag for worth walla oppmt unity lna willing to devote sasaa spare tlsae uauar eertined public acroautanta. write far psesonal istervlew. giving aee. isaalsjaiust, phone.

Write II- A. ADD TO YOUR INCOME. atiULllsas We have a free correepnad- ence eeuree; complete ta IS brief len-nn on (Life Insurance, what It la and how to sell atl: If you have had at least a high naiid sataeatioa or its equivalent: we will conduct thin course with you without In lulinssa with your present pasltloa and at Its sai i nasfal exoae will glee yea a company reotraet to sell life avsuranre with uur pussnsl iM, aaniag your spare or full tliae; a high grade legal reserve company; grasp this t-ppoilanlty. AOAreaa Superin- of agtaclea. Bos I40Z.

t'olumtma. v. TWO neat sppisi-lag men to Join one of the host paid sallm-r argaatxatlona la ntxsburgh: nurvb-d mea prr'erred- Call room 40d Keenan today. MACHINE COAL MINERS. White and colored, married, moving with their fa-nlilea to Oai-retx.

free fares and months' rent free; 4S to SI Inches clean coal; pay to Sic per net ton: open lights: steady work: written guarantee that there Is no trouble: house with gas and electric lights: ship p. av: no 1st. J. M. Abrlola 111 Penn ave.

YOUNG MARRIED MEN. We need three men st once with ears who wotrid be sstkaned with an lueorne of $in a week to start and a bright futuie. See Peraoaael Manager before noon. 5934 Brood East End. PROMOTIONS.

In our organ txatton has made two vacancies for which we need two mea who are willing to work at least boars a day; to eurh saen we cam offer unlimited opportunities. SIO Chamber of C-mmerce Bldg. 11 KX 2 for outside sales 23 and hunua ereasary: paid SI2 Fe-rgusoa to start; experience daily. Apply 4 to Iiuilding. BARBER.

Our twenty shop reaah-es the sen of a barber experienced ia wessea's and ehildrea's hslr cutting. THE FAktOCS. rtraildorh. Pa. THK BEAT toothpaste for pyorrhea ia Zl-O-Dtne: every tube guaranteed: taste and rleassing aualltles wonderful; Sn-cent tubes; areola wanted.

Iodine Produrts laurel. Miss. VfCTSfAI. sj-ortun1ty for neat-arfjearlni-young men to make permanent connection with real future, experience not essential: we teach you: can earn S3S weekly at start. Apply Mr.

Cuaaininga. 430 Wabash Bldg 410 Liberty ave. 8TOKBSUUT1 Utfl fMeady work, rate SI I.H par Apply ths UMnmoat Km man SALESMEN wanted, two Immediately: uans-ual nssai liisllj Sine par week aad up. Grant WOO. 4 to p.

ask for 1A Pert Pitt Hotel. UNOTTPB OPERATOR for nlgkt shift. Thomas Starter 11S Khady ave THRStB TOCNO MEM to travel with man- maw; aiioinnl tralnlnx; city or roan wrw. can earn SSS weekly at start. Apply 430 Wabash 4T Liberty ave EXPBRIBNCEU blacksmith helper.

Apply nulldsrs stosi wonw aJ FaSMAlaE. WANTED Girl about 18 or 19 yean old for stenographic position; must be quiet and dependable and accurate in taking dictation and typewriting long experience not necessary, but must have at least six months experience. Write giving number to P-597. eare Pittsburgh Post-Sua JOSEPH lORNKOo Has operdngs for experienced FUR FIMSIERS Apply Employment Office, Fifth Floor. West.

WANTED Voung white girl to assist with housework other help employed. Call Hazel 2957. WOMEN nd men. employed ot unemployed free emptovmert aervic while training foe telegraph positions psyir.g from SI2 tn S300 monthly- Anne Ml Slate TWarer Bwaxsae 33S Ptfth are -tMAXAfSER. One beauty shop rvsjuirea the services of an experienced manager.

THK FAMOI'S. Itraddock. Pa SITODLK AGED I.ADT to rt round home and act aa eonipaaion to axed lady; prefer white widow who want p-rtnanent bom: -rood wages. Apply after m. st S.V.I Beech wood Nvd.

MAR' "KL operator, nrt-cla. ahcp. referen'e required. Inc. jire at .1.

rV Monongahela Nntioti.ti Ir.n vile. SALESLADIES 3) over SC. Btraaaary. S4 a dav with riP.h a-e. F.xperirnce an-pn-motioe.

33S Llhl. sfnati I.m i m11 eoti-itrT b.m near Hxel IV TWO ajnlMtloua in eonten naunx a good etlucati-m t-- bit lucrative tn our eeatlon! "rxar ia'-ber- preferred. Call Knlton Bl1g EXPERIESCED wanted for grocery store 7T4 MorticePe SAI.BS luAI'IEr can make gts per U)'. ry. rirtriRoor.

Ttrd ave ANTE I Maid for general housewora no oaa mnniiai a-A. OEATH NOTICES BaKKR, MAROAKET J. WALKER On Tuesday. July So. mi IS a.

Margaret J. WaJher Baker, beloved wife of William Baker, at the residence of her daughter. Hra. Pavld Cawlr. 1214 Irwin avenue.

Northalde. via car 13. 14 or II It Irwin avenue. Funeral nervlre an Friday. July 23.

at 3 p- m. Friends of the family are re-spectrally Inrtted to attend. (Chicago till-) and Cleveland 0.) papers pleaae copy. BKXKtflCT, MR. 9.

Tuesday. July It. Ill, at 1:25 p. at Qreat Cue-selnga Island. Maine.

Mrs 8. K. Bens-dirt, mother of Mr. K. C.

Rralnerd et the Srhenley Apartment. Ultrmrnl In Spring Grove cemetery. Hart. Card, Conn. VOYLAN.

WILLIAM J. On Wednesday, Jnly St. 12. at 4:1 William Jo npn Boylan. husband of Annie Fwmiit and son of Marearet Cahlll and the late William J.

Boylan. Funeral from the family home. 211 Tustln street. Notice of time later. BRKXNAN.

MARTnt J. On Sunday. July IS. 12. nt p.

at New castle. Martin J. res nan. beloved narbead of the late Mary Devtae Brennaa and father of Rev. M.

J. Brennan. et St. Marys Church. Now Castle.

Ia and SUter Teresa Agnee. of St. Joseph ardor. Baden. Pa.

Solemn requiem high annas at St. Mary's Church. Now Cast la. Thursday. Jo.y 33.

at a. m. (daylight saving timet. Interment ia Calvary cemetery. Pittsburgh.

Pa. Train leaves Pennsylvania station at S.li. nrrivlag 14 OS: leaves I'lttuhargh A Lake Kris station arriving daylight aavlng time. IToungatown. Cleveland (O.) and Brooklyn, IN.

pa pars pleaaa copy.j BBRNNKMAN. ORA 8RRRNA On Tues day. July 2. 12. at a.

Ora mrena Brenneman. wife of Newman Brennetnan. aged S3 pears. Ianeral services at tne family resldenca. 1AIS Olsnn avenue.

Wilkinsburg. on Thursday afternoon, Jaly 22. at o'rloa k. Interment private later. BI MARK Oa Wedaesday.

July 31. 12. at 4:3 a- Mark Barns, husband of Margaret Donahue Burns. Funeral from hla lata roaktence. rear of XsOS West Carson street.

Twentieth ward. Notice of time of funeral later. Detroit (Mlik.) and Cumberland (Md.) papers pleaaa copy. CIMINO. NICHOLAS On Tuesday.

July 24. 12. at a. Nicholas Ctmino, of Sit Rosedalo street, Pittsburgh, aged 24 years. Remains at chapel of T.

D. Turner. CIS Penn avenue. Wllklnaburg. Pa.

Funeral from the chapel en Friday morning. Jaly 21. at 1:3 o'clock. High mean at Mother of Good Council Roman Catholic Church. Halo aad Bennett etreeta.

Pitts burgh, at o'clock. latermeat ia Mt. Carmel Vemotery. CRAWFORD. J.

ROWARI) on Wednesday. Jaly SI. 12C. at 2:25 a. J.

Howard Crawford, beloved husband of Lonoro Steals Crawford, aged 4t year. Funeral arc vices will bo bold at his late reatdeace. TlSStA Idlewlld street. Frlaay afternoon nt 2:34 o'clock. Members or Delta Lodge No.

SSS. F. A A. and Homewood Chapter No. 27.

R. A. and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend. RARLRY, JOHN A. On Tuesday.

July 20. t24. at p. John A. Barley.

Funeral from the family home. C3S Oak-wood street. East End. on Friday. July 23.

at a m. Requiem high mass at Holy Rosary Church at o'clock. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. EB1 RG. WILLIAM At his residence.

Knot avenue, Knoavllle. on We.1nelay morning. July 21. 1S2S. at I o'clm-k.

William Eburg. Services at the chapel of Sralthrield cemetery. Ayleoboro and Dallas avenue. Sauirrel HIIU Friday morning. July 23.

at 11 o'clock. ALFRED At Clarksburg. W. Va on Taroday. Jnly 20.

I1S. at 3 a Alfred Eats, son of Frank Este and tn late Catherine Baumann Eatc. in his 24th year. Funeral from the realdenec of hi grandmother. Mrs.

Fredericks Baumann, 2016 Arlington avenue. Siateenth ward. Services oa Friday. July 22. at 3 p.

m. Friends of the family are respectfully Invited ta attend. Interment ia 8outhatde cemetery. FRRGCSOX. MART ELIZABETH On Tuesday.

July SO. I2. at a. rn Mary Ellsabetli Ferguaon, daughter of Walter B. aad Mary Warfel Ferguson, aged 13 years.

Fnneral aervlcea will be held at her par- eata' home. IIS Dewey street. Bdgewood. on Thursday afternoon. July 22.

at 2 o'clock. Interment private. FRIEDEMAN. HERMAN On Wednea-dsy. July 21.

12'. at 7:30 p. Herman t. FMedemnn. hunband of Anna Easier Friedeman.

seed 43 years. Funeral from the residence of hia eon William Friedeman, Box Friday street. Millvale. on July 24. at 2:30 p.

m. Friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend. HARPER. JAMXS St. On Wednesday.

July 2L 1S24, at 11:30 a. Jamra K. Harper, la hla 4 2d year, at his residence, near Imperial. Pa Fnneral services at Ms late homo oa Friday afternoon. July S3, at A p.

Eastern ataadard time. Interment In Clinton cemetery. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Please omit flowora JENKINS. GRACE On Tueaday.

July 20. 1S24. at p. m-. Grace Jenkins -fnee Rod sara).

wife of William E. Jenkins. In her SOth year. Fnnoral aervlcea at the family homo. Butler pi It.

ElflnwUd. on Butler tShort Line, on Friday. July S3, at p. m. Interment private.

KEEBLER. CATHERINE K. On Tuesday. July 20. I2t.

at 7:40 p. Catherine A. Keebler. widow of Rev. Solomon Keebler.

Funeral aervlcea at her lata residence. 110 Merlden street. Duqueene Heights, on Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Interment private. KIER.

DAVID MARTIN At Kouthbrrg. oa Wednesday. July 21. 12. David Martin Kler.

aged 73 years. Funeral from his late home. 43S Library strret, Braddock. Pa. Services at the First Preabyteriaa Church.

Library street. Braddot k. Pa. on Saturday. July 24.

Remains may be viewed at the huri-h one hour previous to services. Friends of the family are respectfully Invlted to attend. Interment In Braddock cemetery. KILLKEN. MARTIN On Wednesday.

Jaly 124. at t.iS p. tn Martin Kllleen. beloxed husband of Annie RafTerty Kllleen. Funeral from his late reaiden-e.

224 Ply mouth street, Duquesne HetKhts. on Monday. July 24. at I 30 a. m.

Requiem high niae at St. Mary's of the Mount Church a. Members of Modern Woodmen of mrlca. Holy Name Society of St. Mary' of the Mount Church and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend.

Interm.nt tn Calvary, cemetery. RIKbl. ANNA On Tuesday. July 20. I2C.

at 12-11 Anna Kirk (nee rooneyl. widow of John Kirk. In her SOth year. Funeral from her late residence. Kirk-bnd street.

Northaidc. on Friday, July 23. at 13' a. m. Requiem mas at St Peter's Roman Cathl'c Church.

Sherman avenue ind Ohio reet. Northalde. at a. m. Friends of I ho family arc re-spectfutt tnvire.1 to Interment private at Northslde Catholic cemetery.

(Albuquerque N. Ml and Pawtucket R. I.I papers please 1 LAfrMAN. BEATRICE A On Tuesday. July 20.

at 34 p. m. Beatrice A. e. h-, iSi I Kat End avenue, on Thurilay evening at ovlock.

Interment Friday morning. LITTER, -aOPSIIA tm Tuesday. I ir. a. si a.

-opnia i.i'ter. wiuow of Captain Jacob Litter, mother of Mrs. 1 Jiitira L. Knight and Mrs. t'har! airera I r'unerai from her restx-n e.

311 Vnr.h.i'a l-llv 23. at a m. Requiem high ma, lt. Cyril's Rcntan ''thclic I'bur at Prlehton road. a m.

Krlenda of the family are tfuily invited ta atten-i "al'lA'l FKK.D t'n Tue-da. Jul. at J1 m. F-eJ JS-h ear M-mVr of ursh man-lr-rv s. I.

T. Funeral eervt rMim -e avrnur. New rrtrfhon. en Kt- da. July C3.

at 3 rn ttavli-ht eavrrg time. vTRtCNBY. JOHN On Monday. Juiv lI4. at p.

m. Jcnn MrHmn. bu--band of Janaas SSrHeary nee htcHenrys. Jerry X. O'AAsa a nasvaral I ir taiiTTH NW1I.EV.

son Kumiiihed room. or without tvArd Mortnw SMAnV AYTE-. e-riorl with running water Mont roe 4 bki.u:fv-Nte rooms, genticjnen, fiowcr aTtnirtively nrar Kift FbrUsmbb. witJo" bomc nr-'iHvKKN' Ttisnewood Wllklnarmrg Two 1 second floor, use kitchen, bUHiness cnupSa Pranklin 6196. BMWIMFIKi.lVery nicely furnished satux, IVU KUk 2131 J- UNX'RXISirED ROOMS.

4 ROOMS first floor, newly decorated, aweat bath and laundry, porches, electric aad fbT- lafayette 1H-W. NTCIA 1 STREET. Three bath. Utnvlry. sa.

Haxel lllf'-J- rHI'Um -Jf-tu. rent rot.ms and kitchenette, bath; modern, Call Carrlck u7ei. 1 KKLLT TTTTH -Two unfurntihed resuaa, S38. includinfi- light and heat. Call "rank-lin CIS.

I CHl'RCH HHfl. Krentw.xel 1 With kitchenette and faith; 07CS5. WALNUT f.743. K. E.

lliree liath. Mayflower MXlEvaI.K -3 roomh. hath. alTlc, S0 moataiy. Phone Sterlin: ONE large lo.r front room alie.

rent S'-n. Franklin THREE ROOMS, one square up I'crryxvtUe -ave. Pairfax S31A THREE unfurnished rooms, second eat, Call Walnut 3MA Sl MMKK COARD. SPEND your vacation at Forest park on Lake Erie; will accommodate four men of goad character In private rotumer bom sor-rounded by one and one -half acres of 'weeds and floral gardens; quiet and real hula: no Jews. Address P.

N. Wehr, Cure "Puna Grocery. Forest Park, Erie, for. particulars. oinnUB vn nmnn WANTTH by younaj lady, room and board at 1 kike resort week of Aiwrust 1.

Write G-nSA cre Post -Sun. NICELY farnisbed rooms, with meals: all oaa-venlences: home cuoking. Fairfax SSST. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT APARTMENTS. EAST LIBERTY.

Best five room and bath apartments in city rental reduced $75 month, including hat. Montrose 7008. Court 2468eX Squirrt-I Hill July Fr-V S7T.5-I to Sxo ar.d fax "riao 2 and 3-room apartments, inclu.llrig elextrto light, ho.vt. ref ngeiatlon. Janitor pos-eewion arrajiped.

Washinpton Real Estate 927 Fifth Ave linns" NORTH CUA1G ST rl ve-room ment. M'mthoe ll.irt. I will rent new S-room duplex. tor $S3 or urifurr.ihhcrt for J45: nice netphborhood; rniift ii-c rKi reference. Phone 12r for particulars.

APAl: TMKNT. four ro.ci. j.rite liatli; pot and cold water at 2C4 S. Penn ftreais-bure. inquire 194-K.

Hn.L duplex, r. rpar7.l5rtsC garage. S5 -pod condition. Hazel 44SS-J. AI'Alt'lKNT-uvTrtiiFlex." li.air.i, SiJjijrVi Hill, a Willi Call Court irtit.

FVnsiSHKli Al'AltTMKNTS. 204 NORTH NE(TLRV. Apt- N't. IR; six rotrrw tth sifam tkettt; $SC. ATTRAUli farnishtNl llvirp rnui.

tern bx1-rt-poma, kUrCDtte. bath. rihrwr. Mayflower and ha tit rfinl-rtIy fannhA-d caratf-; rv-iirir-' i rrjit July and A nrtit. Hflarwi jt-f'M for a tx nt mn t.

NEWLY psvrtad fiirnihe1 aiwtt Allerteny ave. irJU. Iffll SKS. aJMAIal- hon-e. 5VjnirT! er.inp)4t-iy fr nishsM.

fhine llaxAl HV.V CITY AND SKWIcTCLKT HOiTE rooms, every modern convenience; attractive rentrai location, j--wtckley MX EAST ENI. LAWTIKNCFVILLK rootre. bath, electric, garage, at i3o Forty second st NOIiTHSITlE. AI.LBfSHKVT AVE. Six-room bou.se.

pai. rent good confiitlon. Court 1371. OFFICE AND IKS ROOM. PRIVATE office or desk space, first class building, everything remoiicled; 11 ulialil elevator ser-1ce; lowest prices tn "Pitla- ourxii.

rtoom rirtn Ave FURNISHER private office with sterographlc service aeairamy srranred lor glrieer. Phone Grant 77fi. SL'MMlT PICOPERTY. Cr.TTACEf!. Vr.

fw-ri- Nl'-ly urnlsrw-'l mory and xkaif trrHe. Waldaner pitj. -water, elect' ccomroo.li.te iitr.e. bv week. Write IV-xM.

1 No 1. a5ia. la NIT f'rrru-hed rvtTar-? some oti tli lake Iljrle-, riuCsAyi ake. P.MHHKI' i oHnsf Hnfl rrnp for rexrt; r-i-klng irro.ir.1. ur.

iste a. tli'torv ant l-aj-k. Pa- P- I oV'aare." water f-' Mm K. 1 Buckr1ks. sTOHFJMKIMS FOR RENT.

FTi: ti I 1 A V-e l-lfvi T-1-W r.r. -StXTI'iN I.N KHAriTSTnSl ht.N i HV.r. 'i TT MrfTXK AKKlva.i, Ill.J, i fil'HT strt KFsinks 1'KOPERTT. Business Properties" iN-rT'EAJiCa. HORNER REAL ESTATE CO, Atiantfe SaflC Sjxr Mairl Cook Ware cn le for s.tr.mwa Klf.h ave.

J.eslli' AOCSt 1. wir.z To -he hig ii-rie in laiaSnes Sl" oa-rmwn qnrei and SI i tr. laj-jr offices CaS) ji'Jr M'' wr Mij4ian H.K, treated rn raxtihese section jrsi s. OnmbBtg, 1 'csvotts a. zu a.

Ireaa -Greenxbtirg. poona 1K7 E. NOTICE OF MEETINO. Pittsburgh. July 20.

IfCS. The annual meetinaT of the stockhsldara of the Pittsburgh Forge It Iroa Company will be held at the office of the Company. No. 13M Clstuabsr of Commerce Building. I-a.

on Tuesday. Augwat 3rd. 1F3A at 3 o'clock P. for the election of Director, to serve for the ensuing year, aad for such other business aa may properly come before the meeting. W.

I. MILLER, Secretary. Office Of THE CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY OF THK (TTT OF PrTTSBl'RGH. Pittsburgh. July 21.

1S2S. MKETING The annual meeting of the st'ickbnlders of The Consolidated Gas Company of th City of Pittsburgh will he held at the office of the Company. No. ASS Sixth A Tense, Pittsburgh, on Monday. Aagust 2.

1S2S. at 1: eVlock for the purpose of electing a Hoard of IHrert-n-s to serve for the ensuing yesr. E. W. WASHAB ACG R.

SKAI.Kll rROPOSAL. SEALED PROPOSAM. Sealed peopoaals will be rerelved at the office of the Bteough Secretary. Municipal Building. Chart I era Avenue, MrKees Rocka.

until Monday. August 1Mb. IMS. 1:13 I'. Eastern Staadard Tune, for the following: The grading and paving of Friendship Avenue, from Wondwsrd Avenue to Fair Oaks Strret: the gradtnc and pavtag of Fair Oaks Street, from Friendship Aveaue to Bruce street: the gradinr and paving of Bruce Street.

frm Fair Oaka Street to Rallraad 8treet, Plana. apeciAcatli-ns and blanks for bidding may be obi allied at the ontre of the secretary. must be accompanied by a earti- nrd cneck. payable to tse noroaga rreaaur fnr per rent of aawamt bid. The bomuzk of McKee Rocks ristnta the right to reject say ana all pmpoaals.

GEO. W. CAST. HELP WANTED SALESMEN AND AGENTS. AfTKK man uf act rer haa opmlnf; nr ior a rrmiTy mitfmari to aeu amnasm usra ty shlppinK rooms.

jartl psjsBt itpta and factorts: aptKialty expetic-nr mnd oar almost nfxry. Write Cara Pitta-bunch 1 o-it-iSun. MALE. WANTED BY NATIONAL ORGANIZATION Ilea who desire to make a permanent connection with aa old reliable firm. Earnings run from 975 to $200 per week, or more.

If you are unemployed, or dcerrre to msko a change, and you can furnish acceptable references, write for an tnterriew to H. E. McMILLIN. 1017 EUCLID CLEVELAND. OHIO.

State nationality, married or single, education. last employment in first letter. All replies confidential. ACCOUNTANTS --nod paying positions open to men with the pioper knowledge of aocountlng- Right now Is the tiros fit yourself for one of thee positions. interested In bettarrlns: your self, reply to this advertisement, which la Inserted by a nationally known ora-anlaation of certified public accountants which ataa-pllaa accounting help to the most prominent concerns la the United States.

State age education, present mpoymert and phone number. Write E-tSS, care IHUI--rgh Post-dun, WANTED High tension linemen for pole and tower -work; open shop basis. Apply at once Jacobson Commissary 434 Fourth avenue. WANTED Machinist a. paaaer, vertical aad horlzontsl mill operators: ere rer men having had eperlence on rolling mill machinery.

Only tbose who ran produce need apply. Frank-Kneelaod Department, 54th st aad A. V. K. R.

THE GR0L1ER SOCIETY Offers to men of character, ability and sp- pea ranee an nt-portaii'ty wairn aasurves aer1us consideration by those who are not sstisfled with thrir preeent nceupattoB. see Mr. Bagnall. Roi-m t2ti Fulton Bldg. EXPERIENCED OPERATORS.

For night work, for Bollard boring mills; also first -claaa internal and external grinding machine operators. R. D. Nuttall Mc-Csndle-e ave. and Harrison.

OPPORTUNITY. ir y'i tlm Is wrth flO dsf n4 yon can give Mtlsfactrj rfemv sj4 arc a maiTtfl man. I will vtstirh inteife-ftrg, to 5 brat mD. Mr. BUck.

Mjrn OaUand. MEN WANTED. Tw nat appear in it mn. 21 ami SS jr-r-ary of mge. with fair tiucatfc; moat taa) til tec and ait.ti witit $o-t a rek to tart.

CU Htm 4DOD. Jaekisa a4rca-i ml a. m. itactica! Bricklaylag PLASTERING. Pay in-l Ki-n--t Special ru-nmer Rntes.

FVea. STEEL CITY KHOOU MARK KT STREET FIFTH PA rilTj 1-ve wire salesmen to wtb sales ms-uigar; man s-s making SIB to Ca a day. Mr. rninm ta a alS I I.