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Want A Headquarters, Court PITTSBURGH PRESS Other Departments, Court 5450 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1B28 BANKS ENTER ANNOUNCEMENTS Produce Market IVESTINGHOUSE SECURITY FIELD Pour Subsidiary Companies EQUIPS SHIPS Awarded Contracts for U. S. Demand was slow for the various lines of fruits and vegetables in the Pittsburgh wholesale mar- VhZoi ket today. The apple market was firm; cabbages steady; potatoes yortZ be firm; onions steady. Carlot supplies 8 Ldl on hand were: Apples.

50; cabbages, re-winy 24; potatoes, 88; onions, 9. Prices, Johnstown. apples, Virginia Rome beauties, Pittnbunrh at Twice a iDay Want Ad Service The improved service recently inaugurated by The Press enables advertisers to start their ads in either the Metropolitan edition, on sale at 7:30 A. M. or the Home edition, which comes out at 1:30 right after lunch.

Every ad appears in all five editions of The Press. to Market issues. Ohio Baldwins, $2.40 to $20; Johnston ,1 Shipping Board Vessels. The i New York Baldwins, $2.40 to $20. dkpp On VHv.

b. i28. at Cabbages New Vnrlr snH T.nTisi7l 1 5 a- A fry 3. Depp, husband ol vsvyacsriew XOTK ana tnnsyi- Mary E. Heral agwl 6 year.

Fu- Vama bulk- rwr rrl TWiriicri soorl nernl Mand i tvh at 8:0 a. m. cc $1.40 to $1J50; Virginia savory, $2,754 a.T; S3. Onions lOfl nrtunrl Karfrs I nunoiation rho Jtt a. m.

Holy ame --uiatuinng uo, one of the larg-TJL1 aniacturers, has been Michigan and Ohio yeUows, $2.50 contract for the complete electrical equipment of two $20 to $3.10: New York whites. 1 1 pk a.t -4sm wnium Rntler Iil- Ads taken 7. -SO A. M. to 11 A.

M. Start the tame dap in f3-15 ''J Green mUn- taJLDS, $3.60 to $3.65. u-utes shipping board freighters which are shortly to be jed Jfrom steam-driven to Diesel -electric propulsion. One of these vessels, the Defiance, will be Ada taken 11 A. U.

to P. Jf. Start the lotlotoina morning in lVieiTOpOlllcin FOREIGN EXCHANGE tS; tptiay u1; ne avy yard uuier, me 'inumph. will be inverted at the Boston navy These two fritrrit i xairiv at-ttvH Dutch iraiideri) i was hale, 230 MonXery on Friday, ith sufrtin and lire firm. 10 at 8 :15 a.

iT High mass of fak la.nre selling or- st. Canice's Siu-ch at 8 a. m. Fi of the marKPt waa steady invited with we oi the marxet waa steady I invited i ii ou flaoura fin vtioat. Writer.

mSrf6 widesPread move-other natinal and iiSimS Ulks -n WaU street SS.J the purity sell- Sofij ttme Chatham Phoex SeabSSi Co, the ZZ, cCe bank have an-' ESirE? formation of subsidry development, in I the security 'rnade 6wins demand being i-ce banks for -vestment lnSh rJ avage investor would securiti on the "ce of his banker than that of the age sec salesman, if Si oanit has a securities department it UCH Plo ad- L1 on matters. uers. ne rest their present 3.ooo choft steam propelling rneand steam auxiliaries shaft horsepower Diesel-electric pro- ery complete You reach over a million readers a night through Pittsburgh's War Ad Headquarters, and, remember, The Press carries over twice a many Want Ads as all other Pittsbargb newspapers combined. Rmttmon RESULTS Want Ad Headquarters 254 Fifth Ave. COurt 4900.

WEATHER Tonight Snow Flurries; Temperature 28. Tomorrow Cloudy; Not Much Change. 'l5 auxiliaries installed. They wiu De the highest SPiPCWith tMs type Propul-fnnm the world. This incrVaseta vVm5 nrsepower with changes io De made to the bnw each vessel to improve its stream a new propeller designed ioi tu mm.

are fmvcr.w wilhtn I a bank depositor, wishmg to make an investment, goe secumie department of his oaok to make hi an TOmmission is thus saved and SJTL116. a Jarger profit on man if it had previ- part in the underwrit-SILk 135X16 Purchased, rather 1 33 bnCT National banks by forming subsidiary security companies under state laws, are enabled to compete Practically equal terms with a number of banks in the matter of stock: transactions and in security underwriting activities. Another factor which probably often times enters into the question ot forming subsidiary investment companies is a desire to take a position in the stock market. Some of uanss wmcn nave enjoyed this privilege for years have been able nuance tneir earnings mater- as a result of stock purchases Bond Offerings By United Press. New York, Feb.

9. New bonds offered today aggregated $42,083,000. and included several good sized issues. Foreign bonds led the offerings, totaling nearly $20,000,000, while a public utility and several industrial loans accounted for the remainder of the total. A small municipal offering was also made.

An Issue of $10,750,000 of 5 per cent external sinking fund bonds of the Paris-Orleans Railroad Co. of France, due March 1, 1958, and redeemable after March 1. 1933, was nerea at 96 and interest to yield more than 5.75 per cent, by a group composed of Brown Brothers fc A. Iselin Halsey, Stuart Hemphill, Noyes Co. and Wood, Gundy Inc.

The second largest issue offered today was that of $10,018,000 the Ohio Power Co. first and refunding mortgage 4 per cent bonds, series dated June 1, 1926, and due June 1, 1956. It was offered by Dillon, Bead Co. and associates at 96 and interest to yield 4.75 per cent. An issue of $10,000,000 Nippon Electric Power first mortgage 64 per cent bonds, due Jan.

1, 1953, and priced at 94 and interest to yield more than 7 per cent, was offered by a group consisting of Harris, Forbes Dillon, Read Co, the Guaranty Co. of New York and the Takehara Ltd. I ANfLt EM NTS Notices Feb. 8. Cuba ax h.

in her 'ir-M at the re8idfno Carl Johnson. 7728 UTiHarv. O. I. A.

fends of the family are to attract. tntermeni morninv on kTins- Union atauon. k. m. papers please copy.

I to tefuln LtL1 woHS: ad SSS. ala't I his late rtidei5l27 Fifth Friday aiiernoon at a ekx-K. Kindly onut nowers. FLAHFJlTTi Monday. Feb.

8. 1928, luSly fiherty aSdn ot tne late and Mary A. Poo- Dojy j-iaiierxy iriiiwK from trift dence of hia qirhW. Mrs. William Car- Ff.

Feb requiem Friends 17- 128. at 6:. a. Mm. Anna T.

Fee neI iley. of Samuel H. Fee. Fu- neral irom thfcfamUy home. tl8 Third I West PRrk VnKM nn Pnii a ireo.

it a. m. Solamn requiem maf" v1 St-Faici8 Sales church at 9 rrlr ox tne lanuty are re- 'nea to atteno. interment in St. Mary's ametery.

McKees Bocks. Thursday. Feb. 9. 1928, Edward Gardner, beloved husband of L.Mia Albrecht Gardner, in his Jif JT53- his residence, llOO bprirur Garden Te k.

S. NoUce of funeral later. .1 928. at 10:4 a i.i. Cabot.

laUer county, Frank Curtis Garrard, aewiy years. Survived by his I daughters. Jiyrt, tiarraiU (nee Feiereli two ijouiae and Klizabeth three broth John and Robert of JBntler of Chieafro: two sistert. Mrs. and Georicc Maot huu, Butler: Mrs.

Albert Dtt-mer. Bjitler. Funeral from his late residence baturdm 9 a. Requiem hiirh mass at St. iary's church.

Herman, at 10 a. m. oterment St. Paul's cemetery. Butler.

Pa. GRANT On TVrndai i at 9 a. Mary l.il Grant, mother of tleortre Paul Grant. Srs. Ployd Remeusny-der, Mrs.

Raymond Hoford and Jean N. Grant. Funeral dence, 28 Watsonia blvdNiorth Side, Sat- aiieraooa at omick. GKK ALIJilf At Pillskkrh linsnitaL Wednesday, b. 8, at 2 :25 John L.

Grealisb. husband of Emms Colbert, son of Mary Connelly and the la Michael Grealish, aged 32 years. Funeravrom his mother's residence. 131 5 quesne Heights, on Saturday. Feb 1 at :4.

Solemn hie-h masa nvmln at St. Bridget's church at of the family are invited to attend. 'V tiKKr.K on Wednesdav. vh a ioii Eleanor Jane Greer, aered Co years, ror- nierly of Millvale. Pa.

Fnneeal oni. icu. ii. at a clock from the home of her sister. Mrs.

John Herr, 525 Shaw Clairton, Pa. Interment in Greenwood cemetery. GROSS On Wednesday. 5Vb ino.a -t xw a. m- iwjsa.

wue ol I'eter Gross and mother of Helen Omu. in her 50 tli year. Funeral on Saturday. Feb. i ii, irom ine retuuence ol ner brother, Nicholas Baruhardt.

909 Second itttcees aocks. at a. ra KMn nm mass at St. Mary's R. C.

church at 9 a m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. (Philadelphia papers please copy.) HANCOCK On WnlnraHn, w.K a 1928. at 8:30 i- m. Mara-ari.

A i o-v. i ter of Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Hancock Funeral services at her home. 1011 Ross ave ilkinsburic.

Satnrdav afternoon at o'clock. Interment private. Altoona and Bedford (Pa) papers please copy. HI BR On Thiirsdav Vphr a i io Albert Tluber. hnsband of Anna Hnhpr (nee Martin).

Funeral from hi, lij r. idenee. 16UO Joseph Sunday, Feb 12 at 2 :30 p. m. III DDT.

JOBN On Wednnarlav 1iVh 1928. at 1:45 p. John Huddy. son of David and Bridget Carney Huddy, in his 23d year. Funeral from the family residence, 3327 Fifth on Monday, Feb.

13, at 8:30 m. High mass of requiem at St. Ames church at 9 a. Vi.rrf oi uio lamiiy are mviteu attenu. I NTER On Tuesday Feb.

7. 1928, at 7:20 p. Robert J. Hunter, husband of Annie Hunter (nee Killmeyer) Funeral from his late residence. 1410 Columbus ave N.

on Friday at 2:30. Friends of the family are invited. KING Wednesday, Feb. 8. Robert Kintr.

husband of Susan King-. Funeral services from his late residence, 1513 Boyle N. Saturday. Feb. 11, at p.

m. LKG.VAKD, MARY ALICE McGOVERN On Tuesday, Feb. 7, 1928, at 12 "05 noon. Mary Alice McGovern Legnard. beloved wife of James Gilbert Leirnard in her twenty-lifth year.

Funeral from her late residence, 629 Bog-g-s avenue, Mt Washinrten, on Friday, Feb. 10. at 8:30 m. Solemn hisrh mass of requiem at St. Mary's of the Mount church at 9 a.

Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Please omit flowers. LAKKIN On Wednesday. Feb. 8, 1928.

at 1 p. William infant son of David and Teresa Larkin (nee Gibbon. Funeral from his parents' residence, 2563 Bertboud bi rraw, leo. in, at p. m.

Friends of tne iamiiy are invited to attend. LYONS On Wednesday. Feb. -8. 1928, at 5:45 a.

Helen M. Lyons, daughter of Daniel A. and Mary Planz Lyons, in her 1 Xth year Funeral from the parents' residence. Eberhardt Troy Hill on Saturday. Feb.

11. Requiem mass at Most Holy Name church at 9 a. m. Friends are respectfully invited to attend. MILLS On Tuesday, Feb.

7. 1928, at 10 P. Albert Edward, beloved husband of Mrs. Alberta O. Williams Mills, age 60 years.

Funeral services oo Friday. Feb IO. at 2 p. at his late residence. 604 W.

North N. 3. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Besides his wife, he leaves four sons: William Earl Orville and Morris two daughters, Mrs. A.

L. Lewis and Miss Lcnona Mills, all of Pitlsburg-h: four brothers. Geortre Mills, of Athabaska. Alberta. Robert Mills, of B-neoug-h Saskatchewan: Fred MiUs.

of Winnipeg-! Manitoba, and Alfred Mills. of Oils Sprinps. Ontario. McCOBMICK On Wednesday. Feb.

8, 1928. at 12 o. fn William Pjuil pick, in bis 30th year. Funeral services at his narents' residence Umnmi. st Ingram, Pa on Friday.

Feb. 10. at p. m. Interment Saturday at 10 a.

m. Akron (O.) papers please copy. PATTERSON. KI.fZARETH titi a Monday. Feb.

6. 1928. at Cannes. France. Elizabeth Titus Patterson, widow of William F.

Patterson. Notice ot funeral later. KirilARna V'-kt rw, wAw 1928. at 1 9 4 Ann -R-inar-na Widow of John Richrrts in Hf RUlh vear unerai servi-es at ner lale residence. 3S31 Bam ton North Side, Friday evenin at o'clock.

Friends of the family are re- bpcciiuuy inviieu to attend. ItODGERS On WnlnesHav TToK 8 1Q9R 3 a. Bridget Victory Rodrers, widow fiiry n. kimsws, aireU 78 years. from the lannly home.

14 Gibson at Twentieth ward, on Saturday. 11. at a. m. Solemn requiem hitrh mass at the family are resn4ctf ullv invitH in mtpnH St.

James church at 9 o'clock. Friends of SAITCR. JOHN Ston nf Trh-in uiH Bertha Schullheis Saner i hia third var funeral from the funeral home of W. N. inier.

jnenciBhip are. at Cedar-ville Saturday at K-SO a inml mass at St. Joseph's church at 9 a. m. St'AXUIN' On reh 7.

at a -45 Grace Faweett. wife of John Scanlon. Services at the residence of her mother. Mrs. Courtnes Faweett.

847 Kirbhi-wi. nt on Friday. Feb. 10. at 2 p.

m. SHAFFER. MARGARKT Wednesday. Feb. 8.

1928. at 8:45 a. iuargraret kioUman Shall er. wife of Harry SohafTer Funeral fmm fumilv home, 600 Warsaw near Springer Saturday nfternoon, Feb. 11.

at 2:30 o'clock. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Interment in Allegheny cemetery. SHAW On Feb Ttj-t-A Shaw, in his 18th mn nf PharlAC 12. and Alma Reed Shaw.

Funeral from their home. 1700 Coursin McKeesport, on Saturday at 2 :30 p.m. 8HKARRR Tin TnMrinv f.l, rr lonfi 10 a. Elizabeth, widow of Andrew puearer, in ner Tnd year. Funeral serv-'ces at the Hackius chapel.

300 E. Main Cameeie. on Tnursdav. Feb. 9.

at 2 -so m. Friends of the family are respect- invitea to attena. Interment in St. uno cemetery. SMITH -On Tuesday, Feb.

7. 1928. at p- L- Smith. Jr, son of Leo and Lillian Newmeyer Smith, acred months. Funeral Friday morning- at 10 m.

from the family home. 1721 Sarah South Side. Pittsburgh. Friends of the family are respectfully invited. Interment in St.

Peter's cemetery. Arlinrton SPEESSuddenly. on Wednesday. Peb. 1928.

Easter Jane Specs, wife of the bam uel L. Specs, in her eixhty-eixth year. Funeral services at her late residence. IO Walnut at i Thursday evening at 8 p. ra.

Interment in Columbus. O. WESTWATER JAVXtTT On Wednesday Feb. 8, 1928. at 6:35 a.

Jannet Vtestwater. wife of John Westwater. Funeral services at the funeral home of John wvorel. 340a FifOi ave. on Friday.

10. at 2:30 p. m. Daughters of Honor Ladies o. 4, Loyal Oranare lodge, hold services Thursday vermis- at clock.

Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Card of Thanks The family of the late George E. Meuien wishes to thank the members of their many friends for their expressions of sympathy floral nfferinn. In Memoriaan lis IO IST meirMmr nf nrts m. Ella Knalt.

who was calied to relt year ago today, Feb. 9. Jru Jor yoa silence. No eyes can see n8 weep. silent tear is shed While others are asleep.

Sadly missed by her I Ia levins memory of soy dear mother. fc in i IN to piy for for 805 S73 pire EMPLOYMENT io Salesmen WANTED Grocery salesman acquainted with dubs servinr food. Write Whole-sale Grocer P. Q. Box 297.

PitUborrh. HIGH SCHOOL graduates to sell specialties: excellent opportunity. Write 142. Press office. II Agents Solicitors A MONET fsr you at home; men and women can make SIS to a week in spare tune writing showcards: no canvassing- or solid Unit; wa instruct you and supply you with wok.

Write today. The Mennetutt Co, Ltd 60 Dominion Toronto. Can. AGENTS. uanethinar new.

wonderful seller. 1333 Penn ave. daily. 12 Male Help Instruction MEN WHT HOT LEARN A PROFESSIONAL TRADE? THE PITTSBURGH MECHANICAL DENTAL SCHOOL WILL. TEACH YOU TO BECOME A SKILLED DENTAL MECHANIC tS AJSHORT TIME.

FOR rOBTBTR PARTICULARS WRITE 304-7 BLACK-STONE 345 FIFTH AT1U CMS CALL ATLANTIC 0353. DRIVING LESSONS. flO course risk aoei guaranteed to get license. 13 Male and Female Help CANVASSERS Wanted, at once, both men and lady canvassers; product is only practical one of its kind on market: guaranteed to be lOO repeater. Apply Mr.

Long. Eighth and Sarah S. S. MAN and wife, generally useful around house, and for laundry work. living Quarters Provided.

Phone Cedar 6670. be-tween 2 and 7 o'clock. ORGANIZERS wanted for a music school: pleasant work and rood pay. Write J. Pa.

141 Grant ave Vandergrift. MAN and wife, gardener, houseman to drtve. Roehrir Employment, 414 Sixth ave. PIANO player, two chorus girls, road couof' Party. Bert Otto.

5335 2nrl rear- 14 Female Help Wanted EMPLOYERS Ton can now start your -Help Wanted" ads twice a. day. Want ads accepted as late as 11:30 at nigbt appear tn th Metropoutan ediUon. which is oa sal at 7:30 tb next morning. Ads taken tn th morning up sotfl 11 clock appear ia tb Horn Final ediUon.

which it al at l'O right after lunch the- saroe day. All Waat a.ds appear ia five full editions. Ready to Wear saleswomen For Saturdays. We have openings on our Saturday extra force for a few wide-awake, alert saleswomen who are thoroughly experienced in Ready-to-Vear. v.

Voung married women or others having week-day duties can earn unusual salaries on Saturdays. Previous Readv-to-Wear experience Apply After 10 A. Emoloy-nent 7th Floor. FRANK WHITE girl for general housework must have good references German preferred; must like children; big wages; room and private bath. Call at 6561 or phone Hazel 4547.

Mrs. George Schroed-er, Jr. MILLINERY MANAGER. To. tahe charge of millinery department high-class specialty store in town of 60.000 population, iao miles from Pitts-burrh.

Wonderful opportunity for energetic young- woman, with necessary experience. Apply by letter stating past experience and salary expected. Write 164. Press office. WHITE maid, general housework, no laundry, family of 2 reference.

243 Fisk and Davidson st. YOUNG LADY With sales experience For inside work must be familiar with telephone solicitation: state age. experience, salary expected, references. For interview write 171. Press office.

WOMEN. Of refinement and education, who are free to travel can earn large incomes with the Grolier Society. 426 Fulton Pi ttgburghjPa. LADIES For ladies who are desirous of becoming affiliated with a fast moving smooth running organization we can ofler a permanent connection and rapid promotion where honest emleavnr win highly remunerative. Fo rinterview.

call Hemlock 031XJ. Mr. Long. SALESLADY for men's furnishing store: MISSODD eren reauired. ASK FOR FISHER 227 FIFTH AVE.

COBY SERVICE BUREAU. Women, traveling, ainirle tfnwtnato. shoppers; dictaphone operators; legal stet3L ographer. S120: typists, insurance: ewitch-board-typist. combination: experisnced casualty underwriter.

25: stenographers, vari ous. glu-A Bessemer bids'. For our interviewing department: hours good salary. Apply Room 710 Em-pire bldg. tomorrow morning -12.

EXPERIENCED, reliable foreign girl. Hun-g-arian preferred, for general kooBnrir- must be roodcook: rood wages: small CaU Hazel 3634. Mrs. Steiner. 2270 Shady ave.

WANTED Girls of good personal appearance and carnage for models in fashion shows: also amateur musicians, orchestras, and vaudeville entertainers for stage work. Apply Miss Mona. 414 Cameo bids'. MIDDLE-AGED white woman for nirbt cook position in coffee shop, hours 3 to 13 p. m.

1 no Sunday work. Answer riving age. nationality and experience. 113 Press nffi. SALESWOMEN over 26.

expenetxs unnecessary salary S25 with also part time workers. Apply Mrs. Brandt! 33U Fifth ave. YOUNG lady to assist me in my business-must be satisfied with S25 per wk to start; apply 'i JAO to 6 p. 241 6th ave.

4th floor. ONE capable stenographer: one capable Muurrapn operator; only neat, accurate and industrtons persona omd anr.lv Mr. Meek. 4. to Fourth ave.

WANTED An unencumbered middle-ared jruvrvMaii woman xor iirnt housework to stay on premises as memlwe of no laundry. Walnut 1183. SALESLADIES 3 with or without ex perience, to take orders for necessities: can make S25 per week. Call at Room 213 Martin N. 8.

WOMAN, married or widow, over 28. for semi-prolessional work for lar man. facturer: 2u to S30 a week possible at start. Call secretary. Montrose 2166.

EXPERIENCED waitresses, no other need apply; no Sunday work. Apply Man-arer. Schenley Coffee Shop. 3955 Forbes st CASHIER, downtown restaurant, over 30 tnorourniy expenenceo. steady, best nces.

Address 164. Press office. WOMAN for general hnunework; mn8t have reierences. noox unrhtoa rd. Luxl 824.

SALESWOMEN for special work, sal- ai-y (zjw a aay am oonus. Apply 407 p. only. GIRL: white, younr. for- reneral housework, more as mother's helper, one child.

Phone Hazel WALKER'S. 206 Stanwix st. Family wait ress. 7U. cooks.

laondress. waitnaaa nurse. SI 8. hanse gfrls. RELIABLE white nurse for two children in achooL 910.

references MayHuwnr 4915 OIRL wanted to work in light lunch aixl confecuonery store. X. Patemi. 803 Forbes Sq. Hill.

GIRL wanted to work tn can factory Apply 916 Path third floor. B. Goorin Co. MULTIGRAPH OPERATOR Good. Conley Business Service.

929 Union Trust bldir EXPERIENCED white rook with city references. Write 1331 Bennington ave. NEAT girl, reneral housework, go home nights, no Sunday work. Hazel 1 833-w STtNO-SEC'T pos sal 12S. Steel City Service.

Peoples Bk bldg. WHITE reliable maid for housework. Mon-troee 9915. 56Q5 Blac E. E.

GIRL. WHITE PTE, FOR GENERAL HOUSE-PHONE CARNEGiM 839. WORK. i in Memorkam CTtscencia Kaiser, who passed away nine years today. Gone but not forrottm by her hnsband and daughter.

Laura Zoller. and crand-chiidren. Stella and Charles Zoller. In lovinr memory of my dear husband. Jack Albert Snyder, who departed this life nine years ago today.

Feb. 9 1919 Gone, but not forrotten. -Ii in-ly remembered by his lonely wife, Marie Appel nyder. Sherman MiOvale. gwws mt'-m IHHWrt.

"-i Florists SPKCIAL. this week Homem. 11. and tin. Zak.

flonst. Fairfax 6273. Lost and Found LOST NEAR MART. IN DRIVE PLAN MT. LEBANON, HALF GROWN BOSTON Bt LLiHJG MALK.

f)KA BttlNliiK BODT. FACE HALF WHITE AND HALF BLACK. WHITE BREAST. NO COLLAR. AN3.

NAME OF SANDY. CALL- LEHIGH B753-R. 450 ROYCE MT. LEBANON. LOST Between 2 and 3 p.

Wed. Feb. 8, rreen bill folder. National Bank of Martin's Ferry. O.

on inside of -folder, containing S50 bill, one 910, one S5 and 3 ones, between Ferry st. post office and Gunble's store by -working' woman: return to Mr. MeDonall. Valley Supply Market and Water st. STOLEN, from Chrysler car in front of the Allegheny hirh school at 8:30 P.

ra. Monday. Feb. 6. six Eureka Vacuum cleaners.

N.w. 1 9T25BR. 14840. 1994852 1703574. 110515.

245602 and a kit of tools. Please phone any information to a li an tic soot or any iraquesne -t-agni store. LOST Wednesday afternoon. diamond horseshoe pin. Cope land.

Walnut, Shady. Northumberland. Murray. Forbes or Sixth Presbyterian church. Reward.

Call Mayflower 4910. CARD case lost in Tellow cab. between Cone-ress of Clubs. Chatham hotel or in front of Hite'a drug- store, containing money and pass; reward. Call Fairfax 8553.

LOST Black silk hand bar on Termon N. or on California between Termon and Benton about 1 :30 p. containing- handkerchief and sum of money. Reward. Linden 0792-M SMALL bnndle bulldor.

white nose and white streak over bead. 2 white front paws and chest, answers to the name ires, finder please call Hiland 8607-W. Liberal reward. STOLEN Buick sedan, bearin? lieei number 26-896. and body No.

1327424, ioo88 caU Homestead 2136-J or call at 532 Dixon Homestead SALESMAN'S sample case, lost on Franks-town near Rodi. containing samples reWard- W- Snyder. LOST Lady white sold wrist watch and bracelet, between Lothrop st. and Soldiers Memorial hall. Call Mayflower 0845.

Reward. LOST On Feb. 4 in business district lady's gold wnst watch, name on back: re-ard-Mrs. W. J.

Palmer. 536 McKean Charleroi. Pa. LOPT Female setter pup. black and white, answers to THv ciflir i reward.

Thomas Dixon. 509 Edrar st. Lt-T Diamond and platinum bar pin, be-tveen Hornes and Kaufmann's Monday cranny. Reward. Call Mayflower 4550.

LOSTT" Lady's grey silk umbrella; Camp-beftVlVh counter Wed. noon; reward. Phone 1879-W. CAMEO two diamonds, lost at Aero club-1- Wm Pemi ho lei, Friday night. Call W'nut 3296-R; reward.

LOST Carneo between McCreery's and Home's. Pinder please call Hazel 2286. LOST Silver brooch wlQ engraved name, around Sankey fientwood. Finder kindly call Carrick 1631 PEARL and sapphire circle on sixth floor, City-County bnildinV Tuesday. 11:30: reward.

Health LOST Horn rimmed spectacled in or around Gimbel's Saturday aftert001- A-lantic 5540. Miss SohaferT GLASSES (school girl's) lost on Center ave. between Miller-and Vrin Re ward. 1704 Center ave. LOST Diamond ring- at Venice restauraiii evening- Feb.

6. Reward LOST; Wednesday at Woolworth's or Gim- HAMILTON wrist watch in Aldine theater saturaay nurni. Reward. Mayflower LOST Monday noon. Friendship bracelet.

bldSSd Hll. vT flrttwara. POCKETBOOK lost between Rosenbaum's and Stanwix finder please return. cedar 4370. LOST 1 frray kid clove, near Center and Crair- Wed.

Call Mayflower 4447. LOST Gold chain rosary, name on cross .,..11 It, "II rcw yj.4ay-w. XfcewaTO. LOST C. B.

fan. 26, gbld class rin-, initials C. reward. Phone Fairfax 1(131. YELLOW eold pin.

ruby settiuir. lost Pri- udi.v ncwani. fraiam ZH-W. DIAMOND set tin tr lost. Grand theater Tuesday evening-.

Cedar 0812-R. LOST Wire-haireil fox terrier, white body black head: reward. Mayflower 1445. MALE police dor lost Saturday nieht in uriuKu osniw. Reward.

EMPLOYMENT Male Help Wanted EMPLOYERS Ten can now start your "Hela WaaUs" ads twice a day. Want ads accepted ff 1 -3 at nieht appear ia lbs Metropolitan edition, which ia aa sal 7:30 the next mominc-. Ads taken in tb morninr up until' 11 o'clock appear ia the Horn Fiaal edition, which ia on sale at li30 risbt after lunch the cam day. AU Waat Ads appear in It full edition. ONE of the country's largest men hosiery i manufacturers, producing a wide ran ire df men's plain and fancy socks and ifolf sox.

exclusively, sold to retail stores, has an established territory immediately available in western Pennsylvania, excludins-Ailegheny county, including Dart nf mcin, Ohio and northern West Virginia. Preference in filling- this territory wiil be eiven to a single man. willing- to travel," aired between 25 and 30, experienced in selling men's wear merchandise at retail, who is looking- for a real opportunity to ret outside on the road." with a first-el ana line sold by a quality manufacturer to the better grade merchant. Compensation will be arranged on a salary and expense basis ag-ainat commissions. If you possess e'ood health, irreproachable character and a food ijf iii'wi tii iuirrview win oe arranged upon receipt of a letter detailing your personal and business history, addressed to Mr.

A. W. Morrison. Box 161. Press office FRANK SEDER We have two opening of a special nature in one of our resale departments for men who measure up io the following requirements: Aire over 23, good character better than average appearance, selling ability, ambition and enthusiasm to sue learn to merchandise a very reputable and staple product in a modern wav APPLY NOT.

LATER THAN 9:30 A FRIDA YONLjr. EMPLOYMENT YOUNG MAN, JEWELRY EXPERIENCE. Office position open in old tahK.si house for a young man about twenty-one years of age who has had some little ex perience jeweiry estaonsnment. Apply own handwriting, statins- AXIL THWiolia employment, salary expected, ii 177. Press OPPORTUNITY For ambitious younr man between 1 8 and in 'i i ucii uuciii targe corporation: must have personality, neat in appearance and school education: nominal eaMnpensation to start; increase depends upon ability and capacity to learn Apply aftes 3 p.

or first this- in morn- 1UC 1 VIO JVUJfirC 1IUK RESPONSIBLE man for re sponsible position, must be neat and ambitious: excellent chance for advancment. Ap ply room 4J. andergnft WANTED ENERGETIC. NEAT ipwid ING MAN ABOCT 30 YEARS OLD TO -vvc vn.iaw& A I t'OUN- MUST BE THOROtTGHLY EXPERIENCE APPLYING STATE AGE. EXPERIENCE.

NAME OF LAST EMPLOYER SALARY EXPECTED AND PHONE NUmI a -i-ti i at iij, fKEas OFFICE. COBY SERVICE BUREAU. Travelins- auditor, single; correspondents. inier-onice saies; cost accountants, also public: salesmen, feed, groceries: electrical engineer. S300: mechanical engineer de- cviuiu.

ujin.j. ejecincai drafts men: office boys; stenographers. 210 Bessemer bklir. WASTED Capable man for mananmr lunch counter and soda fountain in a downtown syndicate store; must be able furnish- several years' experience- real opportunity for the riarbt man n- years of age. who can furnish good ref erences and is willing- to work hard.

S. jm 174. itww omce. WANTED For special sales work. 3 men who are seeking to better thoir coitSt Uons.

Experience not necessary; men witling to start at the bottom and work hard married tiwfi i erenoes reauired. Apply Thursday evening only. 7 to 9. at 903 Columbia Bank bide corner Fourth and Wood. NORTH -SIDE, MAN.

Old established company can na. permanent work, must be willing to start at S35 weekly; call tonight 7 to Bessemer bldg. YOUNG man. 18 to 22. must be ready-to start work at once; high school graduate preferred but not necessary; excellent opnortnni tv or a1 1.

national advertising '-T'l I per month to start. Aci.lv "vctwsu orsaniiu()n salary bids. cr Home Edition EMPLOYMENT IO Salesmen ous Youn? Man We re the leading- sales organisation In one of the world's largest industries: maintain stores in every important city "yently opened up three stores in Pittsburgh. If you are 22 or over, believe in yourself, willing to work hard for promotion and satisfied with about 33 Per week dumnr short training- period, we can place you at once in our local stores. Yo" have NEAT APPEARANCE.

ENCES AND GOOD f-EFER-For information and application call 3 EKnJS? or :30 a. m. tomorrow. ABSOLUTELY NO OTHER TIME. 513Q JENKINS ARCADE.

TRABE SCHOOL 1 4 Ambitious men wanted: earn 65 to S100 per week; learn automobile mechanics: automobile electricity: bricklaying-; plastering, paperhanging; interior decorating: fine or commercial arts: all instructions absolutely practical and individual; classes every day and Tuesday and Thursday evenings: catalogue free; visitors welcome. Pgh. Auto Trade School, 4Q5 Penn ave- Dept. "6." Pittsburgh. Pa.

WE have an opening in our sales force for two energetic; reliable men, who have had direct sales experience protected territory unusual opportunity for men with real sales 740 Penn VVilkinsburg. MEN OF McKEESPORT Do you -want the thrill of making- S5.000 per year or more. We have many men doing it. Some of our men nave earned as bign as S200 their first full week with us. This is a permanent, profitable and useful business.

If you are honest, ambitious and of good appearance, this is an opportunity of a lifetime for von. Call for interview 9 to 10 a. m. Friday or. Saturday, room mo, oubj um MeKeesport.

ra. SALESMEN We are building a sales organization on a brand new ly28 edition of an extremely attractive library that has a direct appeal to all men in business Professional and political life: liberal commission, leads, and co-operation given to enable you to start real production at once: exnerience in the sale of books, edu cational courses, office appliances or other specialties desirable. Apply 821 Bessemer buuiline. THE KEMPER-THOMAS CINCINNATI, O. Rated AAA-1 manufacturing' calendars.

fdgns. and up to the minute advertising specialties; can use one or mdre salesmen in Pittsburgh district. Write, giving ref erences, to O. M. West, The Kemper- Thomas CoJCincinnati.

O. QAT "NT I CAN GIVE YOU A NEXCE. plenty of money, executive work that will sharpen your faculties, develon vonr judg ment and give you an opportunity to edge in further if you please me enough; I need two of you: you can consider yourself Bet if we get together. Call 817 Fulton bids'. SPRING.

Offers a big return for the salesmen who start now selling tienerai Electne refrigerators: if you have sold and want a perma- ueut ciiuunruun mai wilt pay ao.OUU year, see Mr. Wolfe at 505 Liberty ave. REPRESENTATIVE wanted by promi nent manufacturer to sell all classes of trade a line ol juvenile vehicles or wheel goods in western Pennsylvania. West Vir ginia and Ohio on strictly commission basis: permanent lucrative oositinn. AH.

oress JHanuiacmrer. j. oo Alies-heny Philadelphia. Pa. TAILORING SALESMAN.

With or without experience to sell men's clothing, made to measure: squarest proposition. See I. Voyda, 211 Law Bulletin corner Second ave. and Grant st. DISTRIBUTORS WANTED.

By the Eco-Thermal Co. for Philadelphia. Buffalo. Scran ton and Erie territories: dealers wanted: exclnsive agencies riven preference; territory alio ted according-to your ability to organize. See adver-tisement Joseph Home Co, this issue.

Write our factory representative, A. G. Gil-mour. 4713 Fifth Pittsburgh. Pa.

SALESMEN Men of rood type are offered this lead to Pittsburgh's one great opportunity: you may find our personnel ofTiee busy: but if you have patience you will be interviewed -in turn. Apply 305 Commonwealth after :30 a. m. SMALESMEN. Clean cut.

energetic RalMnwii to tAtn ders for the public service company; unlimited earnings: rapid advancement references required. Apply Mr. Hollis. 427 Liberty 9 to 12 a. m.

ACTION COUNTS You too can make big money selling clothing- direct to the consumer. Every man is Tour customer Liberal commission paid in advance for every order. A. Daniels. 619 Pittsburgh Life bldg.

SPECIALTY SALESMAN. One who can call on batiks and business houses, can make SI 50 per week; this specialty is new and exclusive. Write, giving references, to Theo. Cotterell. Room 20.

309 Fourth Pittsburgh. Pa WANTED Salesmen, we have an opening-for six men: good chance for advancement; no household appliance. Call from 8 to 9 a. from 12 to 12 p. tor interview.

Room 12. second floor. 233 Eighth Homestead. Pa. USED CAR SALESMEN.

Steady, reliable men that will work only ed apply: straight commission. Pitta. tttinrh Motor Corporation, Chandler Bin. on tors. 73Q1 Penn ave.

Mr. Grove. -WANTED By a corporation perienced advertising salesmen between so ana 3v lor work in the -Writs, trivimr full uuurs to 120, Press office. Refrigeration Salesmen ted to sell small commercial refric- ling plants to markets, restaurants, etc rave prices: iioeral coaunisaioiu ie Grant 3754. Pho.

fine cigars to consumers by the exclusive territory: full SELg bol excellent opportuntiy for man or i. Call at 1217 Federal at tune: worn Satm lay 9 a. m. to 9 p. RIENCED radiator and boiler saies-i wanted by leading mimifu-tnM.

eip: inrrb renlv in iieLatl. nvin Pittstrts and experience; replies confitlenciai. 1 1 U4I4I U11KT, 3 men for immediate work WANT an hour and overtime; must be 50c Appearing and have fair educatim- neat .712 Bessemer bid. Apply 3-r-r -ED, a man of fair edueaUon. per-WANTUeut employment, opportunity for ad.

man, ent with the Hoover man with vaneem vferred. Call 4103 Jenkins Arcade r-'SJ EKERG MAN OF GOOD CLEANRACTER: PERMANENT WELL CHAPOSITIOS. SEE MR. COTHlRi TO DA o'- 31 7 EMPIRE CTrT ijMAN to sell approved stock issue of SALEStUyivania corporaUon: give rtltrences. Write 140.

Press olnce. BRUSHES need tw RETTEanent terntory. paid daily. 40 and perma first two weeks. Apply Better bonus.

tL Bessemer bid. RrushesF wivwn xx a years of age to Cualify for store era. tro i awm. UU Jenttina a. m.

or 3 p. m. No other time. ISMEN ti day. salary, rommiinmi eases: must be experienced house to men and bnnsr retimra -u.

L13 Fourth ave. SMAN to seU extracte. rpipes and SALE' hocj urui ana retail rrocers; liberal vuui, reieraitei. Write press office. 16.

EN wanted who have references are stickers: apply in person. AUao SALE it M4' 7iW Wila sevrs. bp a Rttrrire Parity: sterlinir: 1 Txn. A Demand 15-18 4.8 15-16 4.t65 t-ables 4.874 4.8 4.87 3 Bank. fiOiin 4 s.l 4 i 4.831 Bank.

oda.4.8l 1-16 4.81 1-16 4.81 THE CONTINENT. 1 it flft rii inln franc Demand Cables Hel-rinni n-nt, hr-lir-- oay.1. Cabies laxtj 139.1 remand ial 13ti m.Stl Swi! 7 i i ii renij a fraiu. Demand 1V-Z UiiMe-j 1 .1 la .1924 Demand. .0529 .0523 Cables 5y -Si Oo2S Germany, cents a mark: Demand aa84 Cables 2ill5 2J.80 Sweden.

-enta a krone: Dem and 2 6K3 Cables 2084 2tf.80 Norway, cents a krone: Demand tiit0 SiiS Cables 2ttil 2.KO Denmark, cents a krone: Demand SJ07T CabJa 2078 Greece, itnla a drachma pemand W132 tabieH U132H .01 19.30 Spain, cents a peseta: Demand lrt9 .1703 Cables 1700 .1704 40JiO Holland, -ente a florin: Demand 4024 Cables 402t! .4027 14.25 Austria, cents a thiUius: Deniaud.j,. Jjtl25 .14125 Cables 14125 .14125 112 PvlanO, cents a zioty: Uenianil 1 1 052 .2384 .2385 .2683 .2659 .20150 .2677 ,278 .0132 0132 .1708 .1709 .4030 .4032 .14125 .14125 .1130 .1130 .1750 .1130 .1130 l.iMf Huntrary, cents a pengo: Demand 1 7KO i rn Cables i Tint i tt-ji .1760 19.30 Juifo-Slavia. cents a dinar': -njand 0170 .0176 Czecho-Slovakia. cente a crown: "lew. Wli 0i3 iiemana 02rt "4 .0214 0296 -029ia .0061 .0062 1H.30 Rumania, cents a lei: Demand OOMl ootil Cables OOUl OOB2 SOUTH AMERICA.

i.4a Areentina, Argentine paper dollar Deinand 42.67 42.71 42.71 couicb 42.76 32.45 Brazil, paper mil'reis: Demand 12. (M) Cables 12.t5 12.05 3H.50 Chile, per g-old peso: 12.20 12.19 42.76 12.00 12.05 12.19 13.24 toitfl 1 12 24 Sl.O.342 TWM- Demand 102.48 102. t3 102.53 ali1.eB 102.73 102.88 102 83 CANADIAN EXCHANGE IN NEW YORK: lOO cent? per Canadian dollar: Checks 11-64 per cent discount WAStT AO M(A09UATtM The Pittsburgh Press THE PEOPLE'S PAPER. THE GREATEST DAILY AND SUNDAY AD BETWEEN NEW YORK AND CHICAGO. Cash Rates: 6c a word, minimum nrice 72c.

3 consecutive times, 4 "tic a word each insertion. Minimum charge S1.62 for 3 times. Seven consecutive day a for the price or six. Charge Rates 37c a line, minimum phirrA 74c 3 consecutive times. 28c a line each in- ernon.

ainimnm c-hargre tl.es. Strictly mail order advertising 38c per line or per inch. Situation wanted, cash with order. Per Word Minimum fharirft 25c Cards of thanks, church announcements. deaths, menioriams.

birth and marriage lollvt-s. be Der wordr minimum SI. Your advertisements will be aci-epted at ine above cash rates at 254 tilth any ol our want ad branches in Pittsburgh. Phone Court 4 IKK) (Want Ad Ueaxkiuarters) for iniormatioa resardins" iireDcr nearest 1 1 1 r- resi1erw. If replies to advertisements have to be mailed (outside of the city only) senu iw for pogtase If box number is desired, count fiva words.

The Pittsburgh Press publishes more classified auvertisinir and brines greater rebuild daily and jnday than aU other atisourn newspapers comoined i The Press reserves the risrbt to classify acp unoer appropriate headings. When orders for cancellation are riven over ihe phone, the name of the clerk, as well as your classification number, should obtained, and confirmauon made by letter: otherwise claims cannot be allowed cae of dismiu. The same rule applies to corrections maae over the phone. Notice of typographical errors must be nven in time for correction before the second insertion, as we are only responsible for one incorrect insertion. Cancellation and complaints rerarduis" errors must be telephoned Adjustment Department between the hottrs of 8 a.

m. and 5:30 p. m. PHONE COC'RT 490. WANT AD HKADQ ARTERS.

Jifth 4ve. AUCTIONS LEGAL 101 Legal Notices Sachs Caplan. 328 Frick bldff. NOTICE is hereby given that an application will be made to the jrovernor of Pennsylvania on the. fourteenth day of February.1928 under the act of assembly entitled "An act to provide for the incorporation and recrulatinn of certain corporations," approved April 29, 1874.

and the supplements thereto, for the charter of an intended corporation to be caller "North Side Ledger Publishing- Co." for the purpose of carrying on the printing and pnhlishin? business and for tlie further purpose of printing- and publishing" a daily and or weekly newspaper, and for these purposes have, possess and enjoy all the rurhts. benefits and prt-iietres of said act of assembly and suDDiements thereto. SACHS CAPLAN. Solicitors. ANNOUNCEMENTS Death Notices ALBERT On ThiirMlav.

Vt 1Q" 10:15 a. at the Montefiore hospital. Mrs. Minnie Albert, wife of Rubin Albert, ased 44 years. Funeral services from the mmuy resiuence.

m. lati-uirf I'riday. Feb. 10. at 2 n.

family are resnectiulLv invilefi teua. BOVD At West Penn bnstit1 burz-h. on Wednesday. Feo. 8.

1928. at a. Erastua E. Bond, husbanrl Cora Stritkler Bond, father of Anne Elizabeth Bond. Services at the residence, 1216 Oregon Steubenv-ille, 0 on Saturday BROWS On Tuesday.

Feb. 7. 1928. at 7:45 a. Anna Thrown, wt John Brown, in her eirhty-seventh year.

runo-it irom ner laie. reeioence. 832 Tripoli North Side, on Friday afternoon, at 1 o'clock. Frienris nf ih family are respectfully invited to attend. 8, 19-J8.

at 7 a. Jack Albert. of Elmer A. and Fern Bail Brunner services at the family residence. SiboS Perrysville are.

N. on Saturday at :30 p. m. CL.VS On Wednesday. Feb.

8. 1928 at Emma Elizabeth, beloved of Richard Adam CI as. Funeral services at her late residence. 231 Republic Duquesne Heirhts. on Sunday.

Feb 12 2 :30 p. m. Friends are invited. COLKEK On Thursday. Feb.

9. 1928 2:10 a. John Colfer. beloved hus ot Catherine Colfer (nee Woodt-) in sixty-fourth year. At hi late residence.

3727 Brighton N. Tim funeral will be announced later COSGROTE On Tuesday. Feb. 7 1928 :10 1 James son of John and Jennie Duffy Cosirrove. Funeral from the family home.

1114 Viekroy on Saturday morning at 8:30 clock: Solemn re-Qmem his-h mass at the Church ot the 16 8 X. 8 at it N. On W. at st P. L.

a. of 8. late A- Feb. wiil and Mrs. one In connection with the recapitali-f zation of the company, the Purities JBakeries corporation offered through )j group consisting of Spencer, Trask V.

H. M. Byllesby and the Bankers Trust Co. an issue a speea in excess of 13 tomparea with their former speed of 104 knots specifications for the conversions Pfrea Dy Oibbs Brothers, toe- of New York city, with the co-operation of Admiral Tav. lor, u.

S. N. USE ECONOMICAL. The electric form of propulsion was decided upon in preference to adirect drive Diesel engine largely because of the saving in cost, weight and space in favor of the electric Qxive where a comnamtiwiw propellor speed is desired. Careful comparative studies of t.h and direct drive forms snowed that many advantages would be derived not only in the installation, but also in the operating fea- tuicro ui uie vessels In marine enpinwrincr ix7a4- house ranks as the countrv-s fore most pioneer.

The nresent zation's founder, George Westing-house, first introduced the steam turbine in America in 1896, and a few years later revolutionized marine engineering by developing the Melville-McAlpine flexible frame reduction gear which made the turbine adaptable to ship propulsion PIONEERS IN INDUSTRY. Later, by the development and production of the turbine generator, Westinghouse opened the way to the application for electricity in the marine field and has helped greatly to bring electric marinp t-qmpmem to its present state of efficiency. For the United States naw uv. inghouse has equipped with nromil- sion and auxiliary machinery the modern dreadnaughts Colorado and Tennessee, each of asnnn horsepower, many scout cruisers and destroyers, colliers and about 20 submarines. In addition to these navy vessels Westinghouse has equipped with propulsion or auxiliary equipment such typespf ships for the merchant marine as ocean liners cargo carriers, tankers, ferries, tugs! nver towboats and yachts.

Outstanding examples among these cran are tne lamous Matson liner Malolo, the Peralta, largest turbine electric ferry in the world, and Mr. R. M. Cadwalader, new luxurious yacht, the Savarona. Unlisted Bonds Reported by Wells.

Deane A Sineer. Inc. INDUSTRIALS. Bid 1 Ask AJaji Wood I 44 llOl'iilOS' Brown Co. 5Hs '46 Conley Tank Car Eq Continental Clay Prod os '47.

Doubled ay Bill Elec 6is '41 Eljer Co 6s '41 1 06 108 103 AOl 99 3 101 101 94 102 100 97 tuy niioe OS England Walton Co 6s '43 KoUansbee Br 5s 47 lrick C) Coke 5s ser! 1 Pry Glass 6s '33 Glidden tts ser Georsre Kern Inc 5s '31 Grant 7s '47 11 uina (M A) SMss Hale Kilbarn 6s '3tt. Hayes Ionia '32 Porter 6t- Hope Enn A sut is '36. Steel 6s '36 Kiulmiun Dei.t St ti '35. LaBelle Iron Works 5s '40 McClm-Marshall 6 "as '30. Ma.Ontoth-Hun.pbiH 6s 49 OakdJe-MoD St It 3a Oil Well Sup Inv 5 '32.

I Paramount Tb 6s '45 Penn-Pederal Corp do ex-warrants Pen. McK. Con 5 Pgh. Harmon 5s "46 Ppb. Park Gar 6 Pub.

Steel Prod Os '37. ioo 9SHiHi0 98 i 10O 100 94 9i 95 101 99 lt)3 97 100 101 101 101 96 99 98 loo 95 lOO 104 I105S 102 il03 lOO 102 ioi 10 3 Vi 91 90 101 99 7 S6 9 97 101 100 103 104 40 9 V. 5J 101 103 Ina ii Pth. Cruc Steel 5s Qiiemaboning- Coal 5s '37. Hcpuolic Carbon 5s eer.

Sbaiuukin Coal 6Hs Shawmgan 101 92 101 70 96 99 1 tMl 96 103 f0 97 Sloan os Soutb Peh. Water 5s do 5s -60 St. Plate Glass 6s std Textile iToti 6s 43. Stanley Row Clark 6 '42. Dairy Prod 6 8 IT Finishing- 5e '39 Weirton Steel 6s '39 Wheeling' Steel 6s '39 Wheeling A I bs Yale Elec 6Vs '39 Wm Zoller Co 6s '42 Va Ohio Br hi '42 I 70 I 85 93 I f4 101 1103 92 5 100 101 99 l01 PUBLIC CT DUTIES.

Ala Power 4 Vs '67 Arizona Edison 6s '45 Arkausas i 5s '56. Am La France 5 Vis '31. Asso 6 Vis '77 Beaver Val Water 5s '32 CoiuieUsville Water 5s Fed ater Serv 5 '67 Georgia Power 5s '67 Ill ic Lt 5Vs Hamburg" A Line 6 Interstate Power 5s la New 5s '57 95 1G2 99 88 102 97 V4 92 97' 99 96 104 lOO 91 103 98 4 96 98 99 102 104 lOO 99 96 97 97 4 98 Jersey Cen 5 8 4a. 102 105 103 Kansas na Ixjuisville El 5s '52 Pa Pr Lt 5s '57 l.aclede Gas El 7s "34 Miss Power 5s Monon 5 V4 "53 Nebraska Power 6a "32.... Nord Am Pr 5Vss '56.

Hnr St Power 6s '48 107 103 105 97 103 103 104 llt4 .95 J6 104 Ilo6 Ohio Valley Water 5s '46. 102ilO5 Okla Nat Ga3 it) Penn Cent 44a Penna 7s '61 103 104 9a 06 ia 99 Penna state water os '52 i 87 Phda Sub Co A 4fes '5 99 99 Vs 104) lOO Potomac Edison 5s "56 Pub Serv 4 67 99 ,100 Ttiir-t sound I St 5f '4 him Stand Gas tc Elec 6s '51 102 da os '66 102 ii Shen Valley Water 5s '56. .1 s4 1 05 103 103 95 99 34 97 94 Tidewater ro os '29 1 United Lt Ry 5Vs 52 I t8 i IT Elec i Shares I Mi. West Penn Tract 5s '66 97 Wheeling- Traction 5s '31 82 German Bonds. Reported by P.

Gleioh A Co. Dollars per Million Marks. I Bid, i Asked. iierman Govt 5s Hamburg- .4 ti a 1919 Berlin 4s 1922 German Govt 4-5 1922... German 8-1 5s 1923 Treas.

950.0OU0OO.00 20.00) no oo 5.0O 15.0O 2.1K! 0.t3 0.10 Dollars per Thousand Marks. irman Gen Elec 4H 1911f 2.501 30.001 1.70 2.oo! i.Oit! 23.00! 38.0t)! 38 11. CH! 3.f 5.IX 15 3-iOO 32.00 1.SX3 3.rtO 3.00 25.O0 40.00 40.rt 13.00 iteriin pre-war issue Hambnrc 4s pre-war is.u Hambtir-jr Amn Line 4 4s. Nor German Lloyd 4 a Prussian Consul 3 Krupps 5s Frankfurt 4s pre-war Munich 4s pre-war AEG Ger El pre-war. Deutsche Bk Sh 10 AEG per sh lMi.

do pfd Sh per 6o, Rice Market. New York. Feb. 9. Blue Rose fancy rice, 4 cents or be in to at the 3 Feb.

Mn 2 wife at at band his of at EMPLOYMENT Male Help Wanted DROP FORGE HAMMERMEN ARB DIE SIMERSo APPLY -OKION SWITCH SIGNAL -C0MPANT9 -SfWSSVALE, PA. Drawing- Account Salary. A drawing- account means a salary pins whatever you desire to make it. A connection with our company can be arranged on this basis: providuug you are accepted. We want men of character and appearance.

Who can sell and who want to make at least S100 per Phone Grant S517 for appointment. STEADY WORK. for 300 coal miners to load machine coal. Family men and those with boarders preferred; good house, city water, schools handy; Pittsburgh vein mines near city: open shop basis; loading 65e ton, pick work 85c ton, run of mine; coal 5 ft. 3 in.

hurh only experienced loaders and some pick men wanted; report for work to Employment Manasrer, Wabash Railroad station. Fourth ave. entrance. AN INTER-STATE CORPORATION OPE RATING A CHAIN OF RETAIL STORES IS OPENING A SCHOOL FOR SHE PURPOSE OF TRAIN ESSG MEN TAKING THIS TRAINING 4LL BE PUT INTO WELL PAYING SrSITIONS; TUITION IS FREE: IF IN BETTERING YOURSELF AtiSi IN TOUCH WITH MR. A.

C. LINDE-g-gfjH AT o05 WEST DIAMOND ST MANAGERIAL ASSISTANT. Well tablished national organization wmniMi 70U11K, energetic man to assist Opportunities for right man to manager advance: arungr salary Ha weeKiy: tell 'revioU8 experience and phonj irite 118. Press office Plant Designers. n4 nm'n or Detroit on steam nw.

Tut JuiIment suh as boilers. etc. Salary 240-285. office. See Mr.

Robm- ISiTuZZill JL ryice 802 Park bldg. son. Business Se wwrcwT rc young- man, not 'over BRIGHI. winin? to wnrb inH 23 one who learn small "i monfhOS 'Fitxsimons Bldr, 331 Fourth ave. wantfD AT ONCE 4 Men-utentd Income Am ppdpt r-o rsijv cluu WANfEO Experie himinwm on Fifth av must berSe aJert ttd, on his toes; 5' If-i rjTi Pive references, age.

nPtetter- Write "6. STEADY MEN UZZllor White Thursday evem' oiag. A SHOEMAN capabfS, A store: must be over 7T iT able to furnish references. Real or'VJ-n "vc wire. Apply fi23 Fr; ia i' xt i nuim uwr, we are salthy organization a -new bom but htt Practical nrrwtnt -ound floor: we are and it is a 100 re Hemlock 03PO.

Mr. Long. MAN Ambitious, interested in a business of his own: wno i i g-ood earnimrs for a depei! reference. Room 933 Fn, ton bldg. rr wwick.

will xnt, xnvauu Home at tfifW. board and Rive a younsr man roiKu the home laundry for working aroii nome- fnone pnngtlale 286. work on day WAMTtD Young men. 2 ti or evening shifts in en raving- snop; must iurnisn own tools: perr aaneni iz n'- entea. write a ioo, tress FURNITURE FINPJ'- Steady work and good wages Co.

mechanic. Colonial Art Furnitu MIDDLE-AGED man with mJ sell- ing- paint and varnish in ret" il stores. uwrtB u. vreneriii tit. IO N.

S. YOUNG MAN to assist me in my bKita uiuBi 1.. MtiMiti wiui mza per a irt sitnitt Mn 1 rilUJ fourth floor. TT A TT El i 7 TTboir. aiojiAuuE.

vocu Keener, charge ilarv will exchange lesson and small ii 1 iii service; i-Twr- iiii rcancrg. TT ri be lt)U 1 PCHS oi YOUNG MAN. with car fn good conditio BHjouy anu pieasant worn opportnnjl to earn Die money; no seiline innl MEN (Two), 18 to 25 years, neat ii, j- miun nours, pig nay mr. cooper, oju waoash 410 Liberty! TENOR harmony singer for vaudevjIIe trio beretfse WANTED Good plater familiar with cop-per and nickel solutions, buffing- nS coloring. Call Sterling 01 76.

WANTED Real estate salesman: East FV.H office. Writ East liberty Pfi1- PRINTER wanted, mm ad alley foreman only experienced effjcient man need ajl ply. Inquire Niles Daily Times. NdS mp eocea coon ter man. bus boy.

to work in lunch room. 6027 rena BARBER (colored) wanted at once: muni be sober man. Annlv 9ftV7 A. C. Crawford.

ave. WANTED 4 must be at must be able to wait oo trade. Harris Markets. 40tt Market st. WANTED to hear from someone who acted as laanafrer f.n- iX store.

Phone Cnraopolis 40-W WALKERS. 206 StanwU at i kitchenman. butler and molt man. farmer. GOOD meat cotter and salesman for siJIT Saturday emkyaient.

C238 Fraokstowa WASTED Man or wusimi tn .1.. r-Mj1JJ work on ortbopedie nrrium i ...7. experienced. Call Uawl 1835 BUTCHER WANTED. 853 ET OHIO ST! BUSHELMAN and prwwser.

otUFt know how ia i-i. BCTCHER At once. 1303 Carson Polish prefer 1. Phone Hemlock (X SHEET METAL WORKERS-" AUanUc 676.9. 1219 Plaza ldir iwia, two at Iirurea IH: -Yoanc-.

good at BuruR. li ftlat. T. "JKT tut.tr 10 Salesmen WANTED Retail lumber salesman TLZ have experience and VnTT "'Oft counrpdepply Kerr InrramTm THREE MEN WANTED To fill vacant territory now rerolar customers, for Real Silk Homer Mills. Apply 316 Empire bld e-ty.

I -ZZ-aU XT .1. known -line Vi "lat Pre- ker acted. Writ Press ou 6 i 'i 6 I ft l- of $8,000,000 20-year 5 per cent sinking fund debentures at 9714 and ac crued interest to yield about 5.20 per cent. A new issue of $2,500,000 McCord Radiator Manufacturing Co. 6 iper cent sinking fund debentures.

ydue in 1943, was offered by Blyth, "Witter Co. at 99 and interest to yield 6.05 per cent. Each debenture Vwin carry a warrant, detachable after Feb. 1. 1929.

entitlins th he ratio of 10 shares for each $1,000 ebenture held at $24 a share prior Feb. 1, 1932 and thereafter at $27 Feb. 1, 1933, and to Feb. 1, 1934, $32 a snare. A new issue of $1,815,000 state of i3ryland 44 per cent construction rids, due serially from 1931 to 1943, offered by a syndicate composed rie National City the Union Co.

of Baltimore and Owen at prices to yield 3.70 iSrown Brothers as man- rs of the syndicate which this ing offered a new issue of 000 Paris-Orleans Railroad Co. per cent sinking fund gold bonds, lounces that the issue has been rsubscribed, and books closed at 30 this morning. Isrinkman, Wood Sc Beck, Union tick yards, Herrs island, report re-Ipts and estimated quotations as lows: i i'attle Receipts light; market uy; good to cnoice, su.a io k35; good. lJOO pounas. to meaiums, ids, $11.50 to $12; uay, l.uao to nounds.

$12.60 to fair. ito 1,000 pounds. $9.25 to $115; non, 700 to you pounas, it to common to good fat bulls, $6 common to gooa iai co-s, i0; heifers, $7 to n.ou; iresn and springers, sju io io. n.uinfc Hnnhlp eipfV "I frm 3 1 W. n.ci.cung, Jk market higher on better "PAt grades; pigs and lightweights i.lxtreme heavy, $8.50 to saheavy, $8-65 to heavy to mediums, $9.20 325; heavy Yorkers, $9.20 to ra.2? tight Yorkers, $8 to pigs, ST50 to roughs, $6.50 to 4 Ktasrs $4.75 to $5.25.

nnd lambs Receipts light; 1 I larket strong; few choice lambs sold 1.1 yCt 16c- sheep selling strong; prime If to9: fair mixed, $7 to culls i t3? t7 to $5: culls to choice end market toV); neavy and thin, A I'.