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completed in a meeting of the committee of fifty in the William Perm hotel at 3 p. tomorrow, according to G. G. Coolidge. secretary of the committee.

Reports are expected from the applications committee, Horace F. Baker, chairman; the committee on by-laws, William S. Moorhead, chairman, and the committee on nominations, A. K. Oliver, chairman.

The report of the applications group, which has been making a careful study of the applications for membership, will be interesting, as the vote of the committee on tliis report will determine the initial membership in the welfare fund. Organization of the fund is assured, according to Mr. Coolidge, and a campaign for maintenance funds for the member agencies will be held during the present year. The date of the campaign will very likely be discussed in the meeting on Friday. HOOVER TOPS SMITH IN UNIVERSITY VOTING Secretary of Commerce Favored Over Other Candidates.

Sprcial, to The Pittsburgh Press. Philadelphia, March 8. Final returns on a presidential straw vote in which 7,736 ballots were cast by the University of Pennsylvania students, their parents and faculty members give Herbert C. Hoover, secretary of commerce, 3,139 votes and Alfred E. Smith, governor of New York, 3,036, with the remaining vote scattered.

The vote was conducted by the editorial staff of "The Pennsylva-nian" and the "Punch Bowl," undergraduate publications, in co-operation with the management of Houston hall, the university's student union. Balloting began on Feb. 20 and the polls were kept open for two weeks to give parents of students opportunity to vote by mail. ALT00NA BUILDING DAMAGED BY BLAZE Fire Hits Office in Chamber of Commerce Structure. Special to The Pittsburgh Press Altoona, Mar.

8. The chamber of commerce building in the center of the Altoona business district was damaged today by fire discovered in a dental office on the third floor. Ten offices in the building were damaged with a loss of $10,000. All city fire companies were called into action. ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 Death Notices AKMSTKONd On Wednesday if arch 7.

1S2M. at 7 a. Grald T. Armstrong. oldest son of Gretchen 9.

Armstrong nee Moke), and the late Robert Armstrong, aged 22 years. Funeral from the funeral home of W. N. Winter. 4730 Friendship on Saturday.

March 10. at 12 p. m. BOIRWErC-KL On Thursday. March 8.

at ii 05 a. Hilda Bonr Weigel of New York City, daughter of Paul Hour, funeral from the family home, 222 Bailsman ward. Pittsburgh, formerly Knoxville borough. Monday mr.riiinir Tit quiem high mass at St. George's Roman Catholic church at 9 o'clock.

Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Interment in St. George's cemetery. BI1SKY On Tuesday. March 6.

1928. at JO -30 p. John Bibey, in his seventy-eighth year. Funeral services at the resilience of his son. James H.

Bibey, 657 Daw Carnegie. on Friday, March (. at 2 :30 p. m. Friends axe respectfully invited to atU-nd.

Interment in Chartiers cemetery. RECHTEL. DAVID On Tuesday, March 6. 192. at 12:30 p.

David Beehtel. husband of Mary I'hilliiipi Beehtel. Services at his late residence, 2643 Ellis North Side. Thursday. March 8.

at 8 p. m. Interment private Friday at 11 a. m. KIX'HTULD, f.KOKCK A.

At Mercy hospital, on Tuesday. March 6. IU'28. at 5:45 p. ticoi ge A.

Bechtold. husband of the late Mary Cunningham lH-htolt, Fvneral servu-es on Friday. March 9. at 2 p. at the residence of his sister.

Mrs. Bertha L. Shaffer. 0O.1 1-oekhart North Side. L.

o. M. No. 4 ana inentls respectfully invited ot the family arc to attend. Inter mem private.

BKST On Wednesday, March iors, at p. Mary M. Best (nee Mowryl. widow of the Lite William P. Best of Pitcairn.

at the home of her son. Daniel A. Best of Greerisburg East Mc-Keesport. Funeral service on Saturday. March 10.

at 3 p. at the home of her son. Interment in Grandview cemetery. East MeKeesport. BHl'DY.

CHRISTIAN W. Suddenly, on Wednesday. March 7, 1928, at 2:45 p. Christian W. Bnidy.

tieloved husband of Philomena Waas Brudy. Funeral services on Saturday. March lo. at 2 p. at his late residence.

722 North Canal gL, North Side. Friends are invited. Cleveland papers please copy. CAI.DHKI.I, At Warren. on Tuesday March ti.

1928. James Caldwell- in his 84ih year. Friends ami members of Post 88. G. A.

are invited to attend the funeral services at the of his brother. John Caldwell. 8f8 North Canal North Side, on Friday. March t.tlLilltN. JOHN KKtllS On Wednesday.

March 7. 192S, at p. John Regis Callahan, beloved son of Mary 4, 0 Brien Callahan the late James Callahan. Funeral from the family home. 213 Amherst Twentieth ward Saturday, March 10.

at 8 a. m. Solemn requiem hurh mass at St. James' church at 9 o'clock. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend.

CAMPBKLU JOHN M. Suddenly. on Tuesday. March ti. 1J2S.

at p. John M. CanudMll, husband of Mary Kruman Campbell, father of Walter K. Campbell, attorney: lJllian M. Campbell.

Mrs. Caroline lieese and Grace Campbell. Funeral from his late home. 3518 B-eehwomi Pittsburgh. I'n on Friday.

March 9 at 1 :30 a m. Re-Queium hiph mass at St. Philomena's church at 10 o'clock. Iuu-rnwit in Calvary cemetery. CHATKMONTE On Wednesday.

March 7. 1J128. at 8:30 p. Mary lanzino Chairmonte. ared 2f ye.u-s.

wife of Jamps Chairmonte. Funeral from her late resi-rience. Bur--hfield Glenshaw. on Sauirdy. March 10.

at a. m. Solemn high mass of reQUiem at St. t'rsula's 1 hurch. Ailisun Park.

I'a, at 10 a. m. Interment in St. Mary's cemetery. Pine Creek.

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Margaret Jane Chalfant, wfe of the late George- A. Chalfant. atred 83 years. Funeral services at her late residence. 5'24 Castleman Saturday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.

Interment private. Please omit flowers. SESSI On Thursday. March 8. 192S.

at a. Annum-iati. widow of Ettore Sessi. Funeral from her late home. 11 08 Bedford on Sunday.

March 11, lt'2H. Interment at Weirton. W. Va. CHAMBKKI.A1N On Wednesday.

March 7. 1028. at 1 1 a. William husband of Elizabeth Huchel t'hajiibiTkini (nee ITartman), in his sixty-fourth year. Funeral from his late residence.

1411 Columbus N. on Saturday, March 10. at 2 p. m. Moulders' Cnron No.

4H and friends of the family invited to attend. CHKTTI.K On Tuesday. March 6. 1928. at Conneautville.

Catherine M. Sincox Chettle, wile of Robert Chettle. aeed years. Funeral from the home of her daughter. Mrs.

Anna MeKenna. 10 Mar-ena st Klliott, on Saturday. March 10. at 8:30 a. ni.

Requiem hifrh mass at the Holy Innocents' church at 9 o'clock. Friends invited. COM.KY On Tuesday. March f. 1928.

at 9:30 a. Mary Agues Gallagher Con-ley, beloved wife of John Francis Con-ley, at the family residence. 5809 Hays st. Funeral from the family residence, 5809 Hays Friday. March at 8:30 a.

rn. Solemn hisch mass at St. Peter's and Paul's church. 9:00 a. m.

Cl'KTIN, DAVlt On Sunday, March 4. 1928. at 4:40 a. at Nij- York. David Curtm.

40 years, son of Timothy and the late Elizabeth Dillon Curtin. Funeral from the home of his brother. Daniel Curtin. 7 Gum st Carnegie, Friday. March ti.

at 8:30 a. m. Rojuiem hitth mass at St. Luke's Catholic church, Carnesrie. at 9 o'clock.

American Besnon, Veterans Foreign Wars and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Interment in Mt. Olivet cemetery. DE SKI.1.KM At Hilisview sanitarium. Washington.

on Wednesday morning. March 7, 1928. at 7 o'clock. Howard Chase, pon of the late Abraham and Nancy Brown De sellcm. in his seventy-ninth year.

Remains at the home of the T. B. Morelaud North Highland at Rinpey K. where will be held Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Interment private.

Dl'TTON On Wednesday. March 7. 1928. at 3:30 p. Joseph E.

Dutton. husband of Ella Murray Dutton. aged 73 years. Funeral from the family home. 811 Woodward West Park.

McKees Rocks, on Saturday at 1 p. m. Interment in Beaver Falls cemetery. I Beaver Falls iPa.) Papers please copy. FUEKSTENBKRG On Wednesday.

March 7. 1928 at 11:40 a. John beloved husband of Louise Hett-linsr Fuerstenberff. Funeral services at his late residence. 12tj Mernmac Mt.

Washington, on Friday, March 9 at 8 p. m. Friends are invited. Interment Saturday at 10 a. m.

HANNA On Tuesday. March 6, 1928 at 10:30 p. Miss Martha Mae Hanna daughter of the late C. R. and Sophia Blumhaire Hanna and beloved sister of Ada Hanna Warner.

Earl and Howard Hanna. in her 22nd year. Funeral services Friday evening. March 9th. at 8 o'clock, at her late residence.

1303 Maeou Regent Square. Swissvale Pa. F'riends are invited. Interment private Saturday mornins. Take car 67.

HA UN Wednesday. March 7. 1928 10 -30 a. Susie Fairley Hahn. beloved wife of Rudolph Hahn.

Funeral from her late residence. Jacks Run Monday March 12. at 8 a. in. Reuniem hurh mass Church of Nativity, Franklin ni North Side.

Pittsburgh, at 9 a. ni Friends invited. IIAH On Wednesday. March 7. 1928 at 11:20 p.

Andrew, husband' of Frances Haul (nee Kochi. at his late home. 501 Park wood Sixteenth ward, formerly IVnn St. Clair borouKh. in his sixty-riflh year Funeral Saturday morning at 9 o'clock Solemn hitrh mass at St.

Joseph's church at 9:30 o'clock. Interment in St Joseph cemetery. HEMMEKI.IN Suddenly, on Wednesday March 19,8 Charles, youngest son of Charles and Julia 1I timer Hemmerlin aed 13 years. Funeral from his home' 3d Grissmer Ktna. on Saturday' March 10.

at a. m. Reymera mass at All haints church at 9 o'clock Friends invited. HOMF.R. HENRIETTA C.

On Wednesday evening-. arch 7. 1928. at 8 2d o'clock Henrietta C. widow of Henry Homer" Remains at the home of the More-land North Highland ave at Rippev East End.

where services W'll be "held Thursday eveninc at 8 clock Interment at Greenville. on Friday. m'TCHlNSON On Thursday morning- March H. 1928. at o'clocR.

Mrs traret Hershey Hutchinson. wife of Thomas Hutchinson. Funeral from her late residence. 012 Cedar Irwin. Saturday.

March 19. at 2:30 ln- n-i inrjii hi ajwiu i.iuon cemetery. on Ttiesday. M'k- a- Charles Knit, husband of Mary Krut. b- years.

Funeral f-on the family home. Sunflower rd. Daupherty township. Beaver county on FVidav March 9. 1928 at 9 a.

HiSK mlis f11! church, Rochester. 1 at 9:30. Interment in DauKherty cemetery. Friends invited. LEABSCHKR On March 7 Vli' k1 Julia Hardimati Iabshcr.

beiove.) wife of Frank Leabscher Funeral from her late resi sl- Sheraiien, on Monday March 12. at a. m. Re- church at 0 iiias ai iolv a. m.

MF.KTZ On Tuesday. March 6 at 10:15 Death Notices p. Mrs. Mary Weber Mertx. widow of John Mertx.

unerai irom io residence. 412 Mueller Crafton. Friday at 9 a. m. Requiem high mass in St.

Phillip's church. MILLER On Monday. March 5. 1928 at Coral Gables. Fia- Mary, widow of Edward C.

Miller, and mother of Edward Christ Waller L. of Pittsburgh. Clara M. and Mrs. Henrietta M.

Mortran of Coral Gables. formerly of East North Side. Funeral from the residence of her son. Christ W. Miller.

9o8 James North Side, where remains will arrive Thursday. Servif'es at Memorial Evangelical Lutheran church. East North Side, on Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o-dock. Friends are invited. MILLER.

ANTHA L. At Lancaster. Tuelay. March 6. 1928.

at 8 mother of Elmer D. and Lee R. Miller. Funeral at Lancaster. Friday.

March MOELLER. MARGARET NAGEL SPANG On Wednesday. March 7. 1928 at 6 p. Marx are Natrel Spangr Moeller, widow of Richard Moeller.

ared 8a years. Funeral from her late home. tK2 Evergreen Millvale. Saturday. March 10.

at 8:30 a. m. Solemn hifh mass at St. ArUhony's Roman CathoUc church at 9 a. m.

Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Mf HAM'S On March 5. 1928. Charles 'Podtre McManus. Funeral from the home of his daughter.

Mrs. G. Smith. 2 732 Strom benr Friday morninir. Hish mass at St.

Peter's Catholic church. South Side, at 9 clod. Friends invited. OLIVER. MARGARET COLEMAN On Wednesday, March 7.

1928, at 7:20 p. Mart-aret Coleman Oliver, wife of William Henry Oliver, aped. 75 years. Funeral from the family home, Freeland Eighteenth ward. 739 Time later.

O'NEILL On Thursday. March 8. lfs; at 9 a David, son of John and Mollie Daupherty O'Neill, Funeral from the family home. 40 Winton Mt. Washington.

Time later. Car 44 or 4 8 to Estella st. PECKES On Wednesdaj-, March 7. 1928. at 4-55 p.

Josephine Peckes. wife of the late Peter Peekes. in her 80th year. F'uneral from the residence of her son. Theodore Peckes.

2918 Gleumore ave Dormont. on Friday. March 9 at 8:30 a Requiem hifc'h mass at St. Bernards B-oman Catholic church at 9 a. m.

PER RETT On Tuesday. March 6. 1928. at 5 15 p. John Henry Perrett.

husband of the late Sarah Chess Perrett, in his 81st year. He is survived by three daughters. Miss Anna Perrett, Mrs. Dr. John A.

Hawkins. Mrs. E. M. Crawford, and one son.

Robert A. Perrett. Funeral services at the parlors of William Slater Sous. Virginia ave. and Kearbarre Mt.

Washington, on Friday. March 9, at 2:30 p. m. Friends and members of Col. John B.

Clark post No. 162 G. A. are invited. Interment in Hishwood cemetery.

PVHL At Chicago, 111., on March 6. 192S. Elizabeth Puhl. wife of the late Michael Pnhl and mother of Catherine Brown. William and Minnie Clark.

Interment Elm wood cemetery, Chicago. Friday, March 9. REED. NELLIE CREIGHTON BROWN On Wednesday mornuur. March 7.

1928, at 10:30 o'clock. Nellie Creisrhton Brown, wife of William H. Reed. Services at her residen-e. 7510 Kelly East End.

FTi-day afternoon at 2 clock. Interment private. RETZLAEF. JOSEPHINE Of 829 Suismon N. died suddenly on Monday.

March 5, 1928. at St. John hospital. Requiem hiph mass at St. Mary's R.

C. church. Burial Friday, 9 a. m. RICHIRDSON At Franklin.

Mrs. Sophia M. Richardson. Services at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon at Allegheny cemetery chapel, Butler st. entrance.

RICKETTS On Wednesday. March 7. 1928. at 5 a. William G.

Kieketts of 10051 Blackadore Pittsburgh. husband ot the late Anna Ricketts (nee Bereer) Funeral services at Paul Stewart's funeral home. 805 Brush ton on Saturday, March 10. at 2:30 P. m.

E011M1 SE On Tuesday mornine-. March 1928. at Logausport. Mary E. Rolshouse.

in her T3rd year. Funeral from the residen-e of her brother, Charles O. P. Rolshouse. Perry hiphway.

I'errysville. on F'riday afternoon. March 9. at 2 o'clock. Friends invited.

Bl'PKKT At noon. March 7. 1928. at his home. 62 Kennc Donora, Robert Riley Rupert, in his sixty-eisrhth year.

Funeral services on Saturday afternoon at the Methodist church. Donora. at 2 p. m. Interment in Bellevernon.

RCSH, SI'S AN On Tuesday, March 6. 1928. at 4:15 p. Susan Rush tnee McConaugh). widow of Joseph Rush.

F'uneral from 5803 Walnut Friday, at 8:30 a. m. Hiph mass at Sacxed Heart church. 9 a. m.

SCHWAB On Thursday. March 8. 1928. at 10 a. diaries F.

Schwab, beloved husband of Rose Wysseicr Schwab, in his sixty-iirst year, at his residence. 2riO Watsonia North Side. F'uneral from Geiselhart Bros, funeral home, 408 Cedar N. on Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. FYiends of the family and members of Jefferson lodpe.

No. 288, F. A. Islam Grotto. No.

35. M. O. V. P.

E. R. are respect fully invited to attend. He is survived by his wife and daughter, Mrs. David A.

Hendershaw. SEIGMANN On Wednesday. March 7. 1928. Charles Seigmann.

husband of the late Elizabeth Pfiffer Seigmann. Funeral from the residence of his daughter, Mrs. S. E. Marshall, corner of Jane and Wright West Park.

McKees Rocks. Saturday afternoon at 2 :30 p. m. Friends are invited. SKORNICK A Suddenly on Tuesday, March 6.

1928, Charles Skornicka. beloved husband of Emma Skornicka neir Lippert) and son of Theresia Skornicka. Funeral from the home of huj brother. Albert Skornicka. 1131 Troy Hill North Side, at 10 a.

Friday. March 9. Friends of family invited. STACK On Tuesday, March 6, 1928. at 4:30 a.

Francis Josepn, son oi and Catherine Burns Stack. Funeral from the family home. 3610 Evergreen N. on F'riday, March 9. at a.

m. Solemn high mass of requiem at the Church of the Nativity. Frankliu N. at 9 o'clock. STEVENSON On Wednesday.

March 7. 1928. William Stevenson, husband of the late Emma Donahoe, aged 54 years. F'uneral from the home, 1113 Fulton North Side, Saturday, March 10, at 8:30 a. m.

Reiuiem mass at St. Andrews' Church. North Side, at 9 a. m. Foremen's Protective and Firemen's Memorial association and friends of the family invited.

lAlbany (N. papers please copy. STOEHR On Wednesday. March 7. 1928.

at 1 :45 p. Paul McKee Stoehr. husband of the late Mary Lula Stoehr tnee Alexander) aged 59 years. with Armour Co. for many years.

Father of Mrs Joseph Hookey. Paul. Waitman and Richard Stoehr: brother of Mrs. Sarah Wiegel and Mrs. Nettie Johns.

Services SaturCay at 2 p. at his late residence. 125 Lincoln Bellevue. via Car No. 13.

14 or 15 to Margaretta ave. Friends are invited. Interment in South Side cemetery. THOMAS Ou Thursday. March 8.

1928, Anna M. Thomas, aged 64 years. Funeral srviee at Harry A. Wray's chapel. 300 East North N.

on Friday. March 9. at 2 :30 p. m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend.

Interment private. Please omit flowers. TOO HEY On Tuesday. March 0. 1928.

at 7 :30 a. at her residence. 506 Southern Annie, wife of the late James B. Toohey. Funeral on Friday.

March 9. at 8:30 a. m. High mass of Requiem at St. Justin's ehurch at 9 a.

m. Friends lnvited- VOIJ5ER On Tuesday, March 6, 1928, at 10:20 p. John Volzer. husband of Barbara Vogel Volzer. aged 83 years.

Survived by his widow, two daughters and five sons. Funeral on Saturday. March 10, from the family home, 39 Mt. Oliver at 8:30 a. m.

Solemn high mass at St. George Roman Catholic church at 9 a. m. Friends of the family and Branch No. 5 Knights of St.

George and Veterans of the Civil war are respectfully invited. Interment in St. George cemetery. WEI MANN On Wednesday. March 7, 1928.

at 2 :30 a. Elizabeth Leidner Weinmann. beloved wife of Charles Wein-mann, in her 60th year. Funeral at her late residence. 11 Lelia Mt.

Washington, on Saturday, March 10, at 2:30 p. m. Friends are invited. Sharon (Pa.) papers please copy.J WINDLE On Thursday. March 8, 1928.

at 10:25 a. John E. Wmdle. aged 76 years, husband of the late Mary Windle. Funeral from the residence of his daughter.

Mrs. F'red Colligan, 450 Lincoln Believue. Notice of time later. WHIT WORTH. HARRY On Wednesday.

March 7. 1928. at 10 p. Harry Whit-worth. husband of Sarah A.

Whitworth (nee Scott), aged 59 years. Funeral from the family home. 30 Lafferty ave. Eighteenth ward. Tintfe later.

Philadelphia (Pa.) and Boston (Mass.) papers please copy. Card of Thanks We wish to express our sincere thanks to the many friends who sympathized with us in the loss of our son. Herbert F. Weber. Mr.

and Mrs. S. Weber. In Mem or ham In loving memory of our dear mother. Frances Dengler.

who died two years ago today. March 8. 1926. Loving and kind in all her ways. Upright and just, to the end of her days; Sincere and true, in her heart and mind.

BeauLif ui memories she left behind. Sadly missed by husband, daughters and sons, grandchildren and sister. In loving memory of Wm. F. Miller, who died 14 years ago today.

March S. 1914. Son of the late Charles and Susanna D. Kerol Miller. do not forget you.

nor do we intend. 1 We think of you daily, and will to the end. a Uy misseu oy ma giyiria uvj mmucrs. IN loving memory of our dear mother. Mrs.

Kathenne Smollwood. who passed into eternal life 1 year ago today. March 8. 1927, Sadly missed by her daughter. Mrs.

Fannie Cata. IN LOVING remembrance of my dear Dauuy. irforse a. xxursi, uo ueparteo this life three years ago today. March b.

1925. Sadly missed by his daughter. Anna mae. and ail who loved him. In loving remembrance of our dear mother.

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p. m. daily, from 11 a. p. m.

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Atlantic N905. OLDER GIRLS. Learn stenography at Boyd's in 3 months. Study without embarrassment under special teachers. Across from Rosenbanm's.

5.35 Penn avn. Boyd Business College. 19 years in Pgh. TENOR BANJO Ser.eai Penn ave. Hawaiian Guitar.

'Ukulele, Atlantic 6193. DANCING taught in private home by ae-complished dancer. Hiland 8473. 18 Situations Male PRIVATE SECRETARY Accountant, office manager, tactful: married man of responsibility: good system-atizer and capable correspondent, with initiative aud experience. Write 25.

Press office. YOUNG MAN who is making every effort possible to work his way through college wants work: I could borrow the money, bnt I don't want to do this: am wilting to do any honest or honorable work. Hazel 54 95-J. Max Caplan. YOUNG man desires position as chauffeur, either public or private; can make own repairs: has 11 yrs.

expenen-e; will make appointment any time. Write 36. Press office. SALESMAN Can offer you ability, industry, reliability and character; have successfully served a national organization 8 years, sales and service. Write 11.

Press office. ACCOUNTANT. Evening work on small sets so Tt cited: opened, closed or kept permanently: m-come tax work. Lehigh 6457-R. Construction Foreman.

Available immediately; can read Wnf? grin is; any kind ot construction. Writ 18, Press office. YOUNG man. thoroughly experienced in meats and groceries, wants position as clerk or manager. Call Grant 667 2-M Ask for Herman.

COLORED chauffeur desires possession private or truck driving. 11 years experience; make own repairs, reference. Franklin 6334-J. YOUNG man. 10 years' experience in magnetos, generators and electric starters, desires position with reliable firm: beat references.

Write A 15. Press office. EXPERIENCED colored porter wishes of-i fice cleaning morning and evenings. Leave message with Mr. Morrow.

At-lantie 6Q45. POSITION wanted by man as plumbery carpenter and general repair work. 222. North Side Press office. 204 Fed-eral st.

YOUNG married man desires position salesman with reliable concern; no ob-- lections to going out of town. Wnte 30. Press office. EXPERIENCED porter wish part-time work or night janitor work. fnices.

theaters or small stores. Franklin 5076-M RELL4J.LE colored man wants position as janitor, porter or housework. Mayflower 0211. YOUNG man wants job as commercial artists' helper or show card advertiser. Lio-den 65S3-J.

HOUSECLEANING. ail kinds: wall paper, sanitas: man who knows-bow. May-flower 61 60. EXPERIENCED man with rase or saddle horses desires position. Wnte iv 26.

Press office. PIANIST (male), professional, wants to connect with busy dance orchestra. Lafayette 41 10. wants work, new irood work, reasonable watres. roe 8579.

or old, Muot- YOUNG married man as chaunetuc wit, beM remr Mtmm, LARGE painted pin. lady's head: lost Wednesday abnn 5:30 on urray ave between Reiehbaum. Morrow field and Shady, valued as gilt. Hazel 62 GO-J; reward. LOST Monday, bill folder with cash and Prudential form made out to Berekmiller-also household re-eipt.

Reward. Cali Agent Tesar, Prudential Ins. Co. Hem-lock 0460. 1200 Carson st.

LOST Female yellowish Airedale and German police dog: answers to name of Patsy: reward if returned uj Kennedy Auto Repair. 300 Cedar ave. N. Fairfax 0523. LOST Small black and white bull dog Perrysville district, child's pet.

answers to name Pug. Return to 320 Chester ave. or call Fairfax 9167. YELLOW GOLD ring lost. Monday morning on Perrysville or Cross town car or Seventh 12 signs of zodiac: reward.

Atlantic 4300. LOST Police dog. 22 months old. light sable and black, white feet, stocky head and full eyes; reward offered. Grant 0170-R.

LAD i wmte goia wrist watch, jewel diem; -ti. i i tern: M. B. Sunday on car 82 or T7-ward. Mayflower 1582.

re LOST March 5. on Penn Wilkins-burg. billfold and sum of money, reward Call Franklin 7975. 9 a. m.

to 7 LOST Collie dog. tan and white, Sunday nigJvUEast End district; reward. Hiland LOST German police dog. female- license No. 95; reward.

Cali Oakmont 996-R. LOST In vicinity of California ave. brown bull dog. ears not trimmed, with black nose; answers to "Pal." Cedar 259M-J. WRIST watch lost between Donahoe's and Union arcade.

Sat. evening, between 8-30 and 0 p. m. Reward. Call Fairfax 3026 LOST Bill fold, containing S66 in vicinity of Squirrel Hill bank, reward if returned to 6325 Phillips ave.

LOST Blue silk umbrella ou Wednesday afternoon on Bedford ave. car: valued same as keepsake. Call Mayflower 5651. LOST Mans whit gold Elgin wrist watch. Finder please call Franklin 5749-R.

Reward. LOST Male collie, long white hair. Frank-lin 2312-W. 430 Rebecca ave. Wilkins-burg.

Reward. LOST Lady's dress and suit coat, between St. Clair and Center and Craig; reward Call Grant 3973-J. LOST German police dog in Oakland, child pet. reward.

Phone Mayliower 1662. LOST Knights Templar charm: reward if returned to 121-8 Farmers Bank. LOST Large. Airedale dog. Last year's license on collar.

Phone Har.el 061 2-J. COLLIE dog lost Saturday, flower 2643. Reward. Call May- LOST-day. -Boston bull, black and white, Tue Reward.

Call Montrose 9248. LOST Boston bulldog; sick child's companion. Call Fairfax 6990. EMPLOYMENT Mate Help Wanted EMPLOYERS Ton can now start yonr "Help Wanted" ads twice a day. Want ads accepted as late as 11:30 at night appear in the Metropolitan edition, which is on sale at 7 :30 the next morning.

Ads taken in the mornine up until 11 o'clock appear in the Home Final edition, which is on sale at 1 :30 right after lunch the same day. Ali Want Ads appear in five full editions. WANTED 2 YOUNG MEN WHO WANT TO MAKE A CONNECTION WITH A COMPANY WHERE ADVANCEMENT IS QUICK ANP SURE: TO QUALIFY APPLICANTS MUST BE BETWEEN THE AGES OF 20 AND 35 WITH A HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION OR BETTER. THEY MUST HAVE A PLEASING PERSONALITY. EXECUTIVE ABILITY AND BE ABLE TO LIVE ON $35 A WEEK DURING A Wl-DAY TRAINING PERIOD: IF YOU HAVE THE ABOVE QUALIFICATIONS sr.K MR.

lVORif. 132 N. HIGHLAND 1 TO 3 P. M. TOMORROW.

MECHANICAL ENGINEER. A YOUNG GRADUATE ENGINEER. EXPERIENCE WITH STEAM AND COMBUSTION PROBLEM. APPLY STATE 'EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. 622 GRANT SATURDAY MORNING.

METALLURGICAL ENGINEER. A RECENT" GRADUATE FOR A STEEL MILL. NEAR PITTSBURGH. APPLY STATE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. 622 GRANT SATURDAY MORNING.

STEADY WORK For 300 coal miners to load machine coal: family men and those with boarders preferred; good house, city water, schools handy: shower baths at each mine: Pittsburgh vein mines, near city; open shop basis: loading b5e ton, pick work Sac ton, run of mine; coal 5 ft. 3 in. high only experienced loaders and some pick men wanted. Report for work to Employment Manager, Wabash Railroad etatio-i. Fourth ave.

entrance. No shtp-ments on Saturdays or Sundays. STEADY WORK For foreign speaking coal miners with families, also those with boarders, to load machine coal, good houses, city water, schools handy, shower baths at each mine: Pittsburgh vein mines near Pittsburgh, open shop basis: loading 65c ton. pick work 85c ton, run of mine-coal 5 ft. 3 in.

high: only experienced loaders and some pick men wanted: report for work to Employment Agent at 7 Court Uniontown. Pa. No ship-metits on Saturdays or Sundays. SALESMEN. IX you are not afraid of work and are of neat appearance and rood character apply Mr.

Thomas. Modern Appliance Oliver and Grant st. EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY Must be satisfied with S25 weekly during training period. COBY SERVICE BUREAU. Stenographers, beginners, experienced, various: grocery salesmen several, references: payroll auditor, older experieufed.

$125: draftsmen, out of town sections: baud master, office boys, sales-advertising; bearings dental supplies, others: experienced fire-casualty insurance bookkeeper-college graduate), executive training accounting various others. 210-A Bessemer bldg. Experienced Coai Miners Can secure steady work loading machine coal in open shop mines near Pittsburgh Pa Foreum speaking miners with families also those with boarders preferred; good houses, city water, schools handy 'shower baths at each mine: Pittsburgh vein coal. 6 ft. 3 in.

high: loading. 65c ton-pick work, 85c ton. run of mine. Report for work to employment agent at 53 Iron Johnstown. Pa.

No suip-ments on Saturdays or Sundays. JANITOR. White man and wife, apartment of 4 rooms ana nam. ngnt. neat ana telephone furnished: must be able to make ordinary repairs: good position for right couole REAL ESTATE CO.

OF PITTSBURGH, WOOD AND FOURTH. COURT 5510. WANTED. A MECHANICAL ENGINEER TO ACT SUPERVISOR AND MUST BE EXPERT. ENCED IN THE INSTALLATION OF i L- X'TlT' JTrj TAT A DDT A 1 1 HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EQUIP.

F. NT. WRITE. STATING AGE. TECHNICAL TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE.

WRITE 12. PRESS OFFICE. ut DRAFTSMEN. steam power plant designers. 1 electric power plant designer.

2 roiling mill designers. ATI in Pgh. district; salary S250 to STS See Mr. Robinson. Business Service "CoJ 802 Park bldg.

MEN'S TAILORS. Young man at least 21. who understands chopping: must be able to speak English, understand how to sew and make himself generally useful in a first-class establishment; also trouser maker- must be the finest: only those dependable need apply. De Lia. 335 Fifth avemie APPLIANCE SALESMAN.

3- EXPERIENCED FOR CREW MANAGFRS UNLIMITED TERRITORY. HIGH COM MISSION. TRANSPORTATION fu FINISHED. FOR APPOINTMENT CAT T. MR.

KURTZ, MONTROSE 7894. RADIO SERVICE MAN. Only one thoroughly experienced in installation and repair work considered. Mr. Miner.

MAY-STERN 914-20 Penn ave. MEN wanted. 4. to selr the new Hudson and Essex automobiles; men with their own cars preferred. MOTOR MARKET.

Baam bird. 13 Male and Female Help b0 LECT RE HS 20 College men and women of jood appearance and pleasing voice to do lecture work. No experience required. P. S.

Society. Box 304. Har-risburg. Pa. PLEAS.VNT outdoor work, full or part time: soliciting accounts for Pittsbnrrh oldest credit -lothuig store; good proposition for hustlers.

Apply Eagle Clothing 615 Penn ave. EXPERIENCED colored couple as buUer I and cook. Cleary Employment Bureau, -aii jh ay I lower 5752 WTALL washer, window cleaner, hospital housekeeper. Walker's. 20t Stanwix St.

14 Female Help Wanted ElMPLOYERS Yon can now start your "Help Wanted" ads twice a day. Want ads accepted as late as 11:30 at night appear in the Metropolitan edition, which is on sale at 7 :30 the next morning. Ads taken in the morning tip until 11 o'clock appear in the Home Final edition, which is on sale at 1 :30 right after lunch the same day. All Want Ada appear in five full editions. ADDRESSOGRAPII OPERATOR.

Addressograph and graphotype o-perator-; must oe experienced, also capable or doing general office work. Good salary and permanent position to one who can qualify. State experience in detail. VNr'te 17. ITess office.

CrillV tTDlTtCl? BCDFilT Burroughs booiieeriine- machine onerator. McKees Rocks; traveUng demonstrators, sinele: night clerks, telephone work. '7 week: dictaphone. stenographer, $-0: stennfrraphers. various: other open-uigs.

210-A Bessemer bldg. iOR woman accustomed to social advantages but who for financial reasons wishes to enter business, we have dignihed. well paid position: references given and required. Phone Atlantic 7265 for appointment. SALESLADIES For our spring anniversary.

Must be over 3. Steady employment. Apply suite 3004 Jenkins arcade, tomorrow moruing bet. 9 and 10. SALESWOMEN Department store experiein-e not essential.

Steady employment. Must be over 34. Apply room 719 Empire tomorrow, 9 to 12. $18 PER WEEK. Ladies above 25 vears of age for snecial work: some experience helpful but not necessary; permanent, dignified, pleasant work: short hours, hee Hansen.

suite it7, Bessemer biog. A GUARANTEED salary, an opportunity to earn $3,000 to So.OOO per year is offered to women capable of acting as traveling reoresentatives: must be in position to leave city within ten days and travel extensively: age ZH to 5U Phone Mrs. Kelaey, William Penn hoteL WANTED Youug ladies who can sing popular songs, we give tree instructions and arrange local engagements: pleasant and profitable; no applicant considered under 18 years of age. Liberty Vaudeville Contracting Suite 429 Fulton Pittsburgh. Pa.

A2i EXPERIENCED WHITE GIRD FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. Must be able to cook and have good reference: best of wages; three in family. 5ji61 Ferree St. Hazel 2237. YOUNG woman, single, to work on records; must be quick, accurate: preference given to one who can take shorthand and operate typewriter: elate age.

experience and salary desired. Write 11, Press office. EXPERIENCED white girl for cooking and downstairs work also white girl lor upstairs work and help with little girl, references required. 917 St. James 6t Mayflower 4914.

GIRL between 19 and 25 years old for sorting and packaging stocK room; goou wages for one qualifying. Apply Independent Towel Supply 3618 Penn ave. WANTED Reliable Protestant middle-aged woman, must be good cook, understand care and feeding of children; laundress employed two days a wees lor neavy work. Write 137. Press office.

SEAMSTRESS for men's clothing ready-to-wear; good wages; steady work; must have some knowledge of bookkeeping Raab 138 Sixth Pittsburgh. ANNA We forgive you and are not mad. but won't you please come home, or write us at once, as it is very important to you Your Brother. SALESWOMEN, over 26. experience unnecessary; salary $25 with promotion: also part time workers.

Apply Mrs. Brandt. 339 Fifth ave. WANTED A young lady to travel with crew manager locally in automobile: salary and commission. Apply 119 Federal ask for Mr.

Throp. WHITE girl, general housework, go home nights, five-room apartment, two adults. East End district. Write 255. E.

E. Press office. WALKER'S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. 206 Stanwix st. Steam press operator, cooks, chambermaid, house girls, shop work.

EXPERIENCED white maid for cooking and downstairs work, other maid and laundress employed: small family: city reference. Montrose 1977. WANTED Experienced alteration band, must be able to make fittings. Good salary, steady position. Call Atlantic 2907.

Mr. Louis. GIRL wanted who can marcel finger wave, to share small business with young lady in Homewood; no expense. Hiland 479. WHITE lady wanted for general housework.

Call Montrose 8547. 342 S. Pacific STENOGRAPHER-typist, experienced: opportunity for advancement. Write 27, Press of fice. WHITE GIRL for light housework and assist with children.

$6 per week. Hazel 2S05-R. WANTED Girl for confectionery, store to work from 12 noon to 10 p. $9 per week. Write 10.

Press office. YOUNG girl for general housework: mnst have experience: small family; no washing: good wages. Call Hazel 1598. YOUNG white girl for general housework, small family, reference required. Hazel 1670-R.

MARCEL WAVERS. MANICURISTS AND GENERAL OPERATORS WANTED. 704 4 WABASH BLDG. RELIABLE white girl wanted for general housework. week.

Call Hiland 5797. GIRL, yonng. white, for mother's helper: good home for right party. Call Hiland K478-M. NEAT and intelligent young ladies for waitresses in our Atlantic City unit.

Apply Chdd 351 Fifth ave. HOUSEKEEPER, medium age preferred: family three adults. 163 Mayflower st. Car 86. GOOD girl or woman for general housework, one prefering good home, two in family.

Millvale 1177. EXPERIENCED waitress wanted at once; one that is caable of handling trade. 4111 Penn ave. MIDDLE-AGED woman to help in kitchen, lunch and confectionery store. good room and board.

Franklin 7466-M. WHITE girl, experienced, references, for general- housework. Mayflower 2358. 537 Snmmerlea st. TELE must be speedy typist.

Comp. oper. 1-2 yrs. exp. Steel City Service.

Peoples Bk. bldg. WANTED Girl for housework, one livinir on Spring Hill. N. preferred.

223. Allegheny Press office. 04 Federal st. WANTED Capable strong woman to care for rheumatic: good waees. 607 N.

Euclid ave. Montrose 414. GIRLS TO LEARN TO OPERATE ELLIOTT FISHER BOOKKEEPING MACHINE. APPLY 431 FULTON BLDO. WHITE girl, cooking and downstairs work.

$12. Phone Montrose 4774 between 3 and 9 :30 p. m. PASTRY COOK, waitresses, short order cook, housemaids, counter girl. Roehrig Employment.

414 Sixth ave. WANTED Expert stenographer and typist, experienced in lumber business. Apply 909 First National Bank. WOMAN, white, for general housework, aged 30 to 35: $35 a month. Lehigh 4338.

TEACHERS lor summer work, chance to earn $200 to $400 a month. Write 13. Press office. WHITE maid, small family, laundress employed. $8 week.

1512 Valmont st. Squirrel Hill. Call Schenley 283Q. GIRL Experienced for slip covers: to cut and sew. West Liberty Dormont.

Hirsch Upholstering Co. GIRL for general housework: country mrl preferred. Write 173, Press office. MAID wanted for general housework; reference required. Hazel 56Q7.

ADVERTISERS have important news lor SOfk today lu the Want Ada. Wan 254 Fifth Aivd EMPLOYMENT 9 Male Help Wanted IN large suburban territory we wish the services of two real salesmen on best known 6-cyIinder line of motor cars and trucks we want married men over 30 who know how. Write 83, Press office. PRIVATE SECRETARY. By gentleman living near Fifth and Shady aves- for part of the day only, namely, to 10 a.

good education; typing and stenography essential: remuneration SI a visit. Write 70. East End Press office. SINGLE man. between age of 25 and 35 years, neat appearance and fair education, to take charge of traveling service truck to operate throughout the states of Pennsylvania.

New York and West Virginia. Apply The Hoover 4100 Jenkins Arcade. WANTED, COAL MINERS. White cutters and loaders; prevailing nonunion scale of wages: best living conditions: good boarding for single men and houses for families: full time employment. Langeloth Coal Co Bur-gettstown.

Pa. YOUNG AN of neat appearance, good education, that knows how to fit Orthopedic shoes and appliances. Must be well recommended and have a pleasing personality. Salary and commission. Age between 22 and 30.

State experience in first letter. Write 15. Press of-fice. FURNITURE FINISHER. Man to refinish damaged furniture who can operate spraying machine.

Apply at warehouse, city. Thirteenth and Pike FAMILY coal miners for West Virginia, Ohio and Pennsylvania: 5 to 8-foot coal; 55 to 70 machine coal; good working conditions: steady work: labor trouble. HVNNA EMPLOYMENT COMMISSARY 443 Second ave. ADVERTISING MAN Thoroughly experienced in department store or general retail copy writing and layout; complete knowledge of advertising detail necessary: state age, experience and salary required. Address 10.

Press office. LAUNDRY driver famihar with soliciting mills and factory for overalls and working clothes: new dry cleaning plant: wonderful proposition for experienced man. Write 134. Press office. BREAD SALESMEN.

Lanre corporation 'desires 2 bread Bales-men for wholesale route. Write 133. lress office. RADIO TECHNICIAN. With sales ability: past 25; references.

See Mr. Morelaud. Radio Corporation. 331 F'ourth ave. WANTED.

WE -NEED THREE MEN FOR OTTR ORGANIZATION. OVER 25 YEARS OF AGE. WHO ARE REALLY AMBITIOUS AND WILLING TO WORK. APPLY AT ONCE. GOPPMAN.

427 LIBERTY AVE. OPPORTUNITY for young man with experience in handling orders, billing, correspondence and general office details. Vl capable of calling on and following up industrial sales prospects for nationally known chemical corporation, mate ase. education, experience, salary, etc. Write 82.

Press office. Piano and Radio Salesmen. Good salary and steady position: must be experienced, honest and able to furnish first class references. See Mr. Collins.

McCausland's. 330 Liberty ave. No phone calls. WANTED First class die sinkers on drop forg-e dies. Apply the Duff Mfg.

Preble North Side. CAR WASHER. a first class man: must furnish reference A from last two places worked; S25 week in twf I will pay more after I see man good. Write 261, East End press Tice. WANTED Manager for popular priced hotel; man and wife.

with no children Wh-must be active in their work arid and a.i rvirtcw t. i-wv past experiences in your Write 92. Press application TUFCHANICAL draftsman, experienced on mpine and small machine parts: state pLl2 education, salary and when aVaUable. Write 136. Press of- h-e.

CV.r TcrrOR, amihar with tactory AdelSs and purchasing agents: super- mttntKKm Loalterri: ptnConly. Wnte 135, Press offi. TwtCHINI3T Married 30 ip years on JP Val drawing and designing. Office 615 State Theater bldg. cLi-eiee Bureau with selling experienee, TWO invigators in wonueriui Music Studio.

90o nuallfV. Federal st 1 18-22) handle publishers' YOUNG MAN neat. $90 month nntracts. jausv c.qo contract. Apply a.

ith ave. Suite 309. rl hurscay. TAILOR foreman i quick an(i to wear a good mechanic. Sixth city Raab 13d KTirT anneartng young man io NEAT manager, city and aeaVn42 weekly at start, Wabas'hbh Jer-s0 forworlApJly A'chesoufgurtng Rankin.

Pa. 410 Liberty Piece work. All WTlr ri 2529 Perry a- around. ville ave. steady work.

1028 Penn Upholstering ave- Co. 607 Wabash bldg. Call0to12 liEirS-EMPENT OFFICE Stanwix si farmer. man. coimfcci uiai.

iri TC1TOR Driver for dry cleaning route: three rs or more experience absolutely iSJred 8532 Fairfax, TAILOR operator saay wo. h. -BrosS "Ith Pittsburgh. rmob7? -1-men: West View. I i TnM a TIC screw macnine vvrajr .9.

'i 1 a rnion Screw Mfg. 2U7 5- -Mat II BENCH hand for planing mill: write riv-B i 1 o-r Ten nee and name of last Write 172 Press office. VOI experienced meat. able to wan on trade, steady Position. Harris Market, iuo ar" rTDraTvvfED bushelman: must be first 7rrlZ T.resser.

Shadyside Cleaners A Dyers. oMttS- Graham pi. and P. R. R.

YOUNG MAN Work on farm, experience not necessary. Wexford 37. ring 14. RELIABLE butcher, steady, ences. Hiland 2916.

sober refer- WANTEIi Chauffeur for light truck. Ap- GOOD cake baker wanted: room and board. Write n-ei's oiiie rnaRrGATED iron worker. Bethel Em ployment Agency. Washington Trust bldg WANTED Errand boy, 16 years of age.

Geo. K. Stevenson 630 Snuthfietd st. RELIABLE white man to take blind man around. 13 North Boquet st.

WANTED Plumber. ftefrisdaie sk EMPLOYMENT Mkxle Help Wanted TEAM SCHOOL Ambitious men wanted; earn S65 to S100 per week; learn automobile mechanics- automobile electricity: bricklayinr: plastering. welding, interior decorating' fine or commercial arts: all Instruction absolutely practical and individual; classes every day and Tuesday and Thursday evenings; catalogue free; visitors welcome. Pgh. Auto Trade School.

406 Penn ire. Dept. "6." Pittsburgh. Pa 10 Salesmen CLOTHING SALESMEN, also men with outside selling experience You have no doubt read the flowery ads from other TYiAji-to-nieasure merchant tailors, you have answered these ads and listened to their proposition. Now, men, of real selling ability.

I want you to call on mo. I can convince you, that we sell the best 1.23.50 and S31.50 garment made to order on the market. This is not a mail orHer nrotxisi tion we have display sales room, white our garments are fitted and satisfaction guarantee! oelore oenvery. To men who depend upon their selling ability for their livelihood, call on me. Large commissions.

1 HO styles to select from. F. M. Mitchell. W.

Z. Gibson Tailoring Inc. Established 36 years. 110a Keenan bldg REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. Prominent real estate firm has opening in its South Hills branch for a real salesman.

You are assured of courteous treatment and full co-operation. Lehigh 5499. SALESMEN Over 25 yrs of age. Every co-operation to help 3'ou get the business car furnished. Call after 9 a.

m. 610 Chamber of Com merce bldg. SALESMEN. Three experienced in the sale of electric washers or vacuum cleaners: our men are also permitted to sell furniture and gas etoves. and no restricted territories.

Trucks will be given at once to these men lor use in their work. Apply Thursday or Friday, between 10 a. m. and 4 p. m.

Mr. McGowan. East Penn furniture 740 Penn ave, Wilkins- ourg. SALESMEN. The right time to form a connection with any enterprise is while it is in its infancy and grow with it.

We have come into possesson of one of the most revolu tionary products ever put on the Ameri can marKet. will pay IO to SSO week: reference required. Call 817 Fnl- Diag. WANTED Installment collector for Pittsburgh and Butler; must be a man who can get results, and who ean furnish unquestionable references: only those who can measure up to the above, and know that they can make good need appiy. Apply Room 322.

Martin bldg. 1 1 if rpnpnu 5. CAN use two of you to assist me in pleasant outdoor selling. Where the work is easy, tne nours snort and tne pay big Our present sales force is averainntz- bet. ter than 560 per week and we will train the men selected so that they can do the same.

See Mr.Winters, 227 Bes semer SALESMAN- Salary or commission: refer' ence requirea: no nousenoid appliance good chance for advancement. Call Fri day ready for work from 8:15 to o-ia a. m. Mr. A 1 ten ho f.

707 Braddock are" 1 i 4uuu1.il. bcuiju'j liuvr. room .5. EXPERIENCED salesman to call on fleet car owners and industrial trade in Allegheny county: must be real producer have car: splendid opportunity for good man. Phone Hemlock 1542 for inter view.

SALESMEN. 10 men for Pittsburgh and Allegheny county: to those willing to work district managership will be given. Apply r. iig v. A'V A Large Chain Store Core.

TtMuires four high-grade men betwwn and 40 years of age to qualify for store managers. See Mr. Mann, 4090 Jenkins Arcane. a. m.

or a p. m. jno otner tune. SALESMEN. Can make $75 or more, a week, working am wuu a imc ui fwus e.ry man must Duy.

Appiy louay 10 ir. ay da. MAGAZINE men. come up and hear about our new offer; also see our new premium jusi on tne press; larger bonus than ever Paid before See Mr Stark, 316 Commonwealth Annex Diag. uio ave.j BOOK SALESMEN We have a 1928 edi tion of a popular set of books that has a direct appeal -to ouainess ana professional men: we want men of character and appearance who can sell.

Leads. J. tjaie bzi itessemer Building APPLIANCE salesman. If give me six hours a day worn i w.H show you how to make 580 a week. For information see Mr.

Beamish, Friday, 9 a. fiau jenmns Arcaae. 8 Married Men 25 to 40. Salary and commission: advancement with permanent positions. Apply Mr.

Horn. it i Empire Bias. SALESMEN $25 and commission to start only men looking for a steady position need apply: married men preferred. 65 MetnoaiGt rum ami renn. TWO married men.

must be neat, for out. side work, positions good for $35 to $40 per week. Apply 302 Fulton bldg. Thurs day ana f-rinay. irom to p.

m. MEN (3) for established routes to call on our customers and take orders: guaran teed S20 weekly while training. Apply 1 ieeiiier uiug .1 p. in. SALESMEN for violin school.

Apply J. H. Habbert, Sterret 615 W. Diamond N. SALESMAN to nancue an entirely new proposition, big money, wide awake ones only.

rite rress onice. PUNCHBOARD salesmen One sale daily nets you riua weesiy. nig season now K. S. Sales.

4322 Ravens wood. Chicago, SALESMEN wanted, salary $25 a and expenses. 1342 Forbes st. week 11 A gents Solicitors A MONEY for you at home; men and women can make $15 to $25 a week in spare time writing showcards: no can vassing or soiiciuiis; we instruct you and supply you with work. Write today.

The Menhenitt 60 Do minion i pronto. BIG business. Buy our self seasoning commercial electric popcorn popper, only $io. i ops corn muu auu maemnes. large money uiun x-roicress jfopper, 1PP.

aaiina. nan. 12 Male Help Instruction LEARH TO BME Any automobile made: we offer you a course of unlimited driving lessons and guarantee to make a first-class driver of you for $15. Inquire AUTO DRIVLNG School, 310 Lyceum bkig 611 Penn ave. Lessons Day or Evenings.

UisMIted Single Mm Radio corporation wants men to train under recognized government training $155 radio positions. Radio Corpora tion. 331 Fourth ave. DRIVING LESSONS. $10 course, guaranteed to get 1 Fiak 1 306L.

5247 Bulier at. fi '1 5 jk SB Jj III Mr if ft.