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TEN. WAVT AT) SEACQTT ALTERS. roniT 41XV -THE PITTSBURGH PRESS OTKEK DEPARTMENTS. COCRT B450 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17. 192 KLINE MAJORITY TAKE PART IN SACRED HEART SHOW TWO DOWNTOWN JL-v' PITTSBURGH STORES' 602 LIBERTY AVE.

SET AT 44,1 03 BY OFFICIAL COUNT tabulation Shows Mayor 408 SMITHFIELD ST. I i 1: Drew 82,395 Votes in General Election. tern rt) i Celebrating the 78 Years Ve Have Been Established $1,000 Free Gift Distribution in Gratitude for Unparalleled Success Notable Feature of This Event! OF SURPRISING VAL UE 11 ,70 QttIhiei? Beaunttiiihiill Rules Governing Distribution of Honor Gifts May Be Obtained at Our Stores on Request. CORONER M'GREGOft 3LEADS G. 0.

P. TICKET Returning Board Completes Work on State, City, and County Races. Mayor Charles G. Kline received a-jmajortiy of 44,103 over Thomas "A.Dunn, Democrat and Good Gov-Eoment candidate, for the mayor-Mty. according to the official flg-lljes of the returning board.

The board completed Its tabulations of the city general election yesterday. Mayor Kline ran behind the Republican ticket, Coroner W. J. McGregor leading with 94,823, as compared with 82,395 for Kline. W.

Y. English, candidate for re-election, headed the councilmanic candidates with 93,119. Harry A. Litte was econd with 92,366. ITThe official vote in the city for th state, city and county ticket as follows: SUPERIOR COURT.

William H. Keller, Rep 93,094 Thomas J. Baldridge, 90.870 Henry C. Niles, Dem 22,029 COMMON PLEAS COURT. James B.

Drew Republican 91,442 Democrat 17,708 Independent 1,472 Prohibition 656 Total John A. Evans -Republican 88,731 TDemocrat 17,877 Independent 1,126 Prohibition 763 Total 108,497 ORPHANS' COURT. Edward C. Chalfant Back row, left to right Jeanette Ryan, McGovern, Ann Dailey, Alice Bowden, Rosa- mary Good. Kneeling front Dorothy Spellman, Ethel Bennett, Rita Claire.

Carnegie Tech Drama School has painted the special curtains. A children's minstrel show will be given in the Guild Hall of Sacred Heart Church on Wednesday and (thy Chilaren taking part are Rose Thursday evenings, Nov. 20 and 21. The cast includes over 200 stu dents of Sacred Heart School. The usual order of minstrel productions The Story of the Reason for This Sale: ISRAEL DeROY will be reversed.

Instead of adult minstrels singing the latest popular musical numbers these young troupers will revert to the selections mary Good, Ethel Bennett, John McTighe, Howard Albright, Paul Regan, Carl Kennedy, Edward Kil-vanich, Raymond Spellman, Mary Schwartz, Betty Kirby, Virginia Damp, Dorothy O'Brien, Rita Keefe, Frances Staub, Jack Maher, Gerard Dwyer, Merle McGovern, Francis Deere, William Kearns, Shelley Acuff, Betty Moroney, Dorothy Jones, Sarah Jane McConaughy, Rosemary Sullivan, Helen Bowden, Betty Held, Dorothy Barr, Margaret Donahue, Jeannette Ryan, Betty that once stirred the emotions of our fathers and grandfathers. "Just Another Fatal Wedding," "After the Ball," "The Gypsy's proper and the oleo, a garden scene. Behind a scrim curtain done as a conservatory drop many of the songs will be interpolated with specialty dances. The- proceeds of the production will be used to defray the expenses of the Sacred Heart Religious Vocational School which is conducted each summer for all the children of the vicinity. It has for its purpose the double aim of grounding the child in religion and at the same time affording an opportunity of advancing or reviewing some of the scholastic subjects taken during the year.

Last year some 300 children attended. The enrollment contained children of all religions, races and colors. The production is under the direction of Rev. E. Lawrence O'Con-nelL Prof.

Earl Scanlon has charge of the music, and Miss Ca-mille G. Carey the dancing. George Blatt has taken charge of the scenery and Miss Hufnagle of Ann Dailey, Josephine Warning" and old favorites of Lew Dockstader, Frank Cushman, Lew Fields and Neil O'Brien, such as "Push Those Clouds Away," "Rufus Rastus" and "Lisa Jane," will be sung. This sale Is being conducted with special receptions held at alternate hours at each of our two Pittsburgh store by Mr Israel DeRoy, who is the father or head of the S. H.

DeRoy organization. Mr. Israel DeRoy is the diamond dean of Pittsburgh. He embarked in the Jewelry business here at the tender age ot 14, assuming responsibilities which were without parallel for his years, and which enables him to look back In proud retrospection on an organization that took root 78 years ago. The Boy Merchant they called him then.

The Grand Old Man of the 24-karat industry they call him today. Being "on the square" with the public through all these years, Israel DeRoy has achieved a record aonsistent with big business. He has given the S. H. DeRoy organization not only huge credit financing resources, but also tremendous buying power for six large stores two in Pittsburgh and one each in McKeesport, Homestead, Johnstown and New Castle.

Together these Gibraltars of strength, augmented by the executive and merchandising abilities of two sons, Sam and Emanuel DeRoy, assure patrons the greatest value, the most liberal terms and the finest treatment. THE MOTIVE FOR THIS SALE: One of the big motives for this great distribution of profits is to get you here to see the assembling of our great Xmaa Exhibits. It Is our first showing of the new styles. Nationally-advertised goods on credit at the manufacturers nationally advertised cash prices. We don't mark any of our merchandise higher than cash-store prices.

Plainly marked figures are on every price-ticket so you may make your own comparisons. Your money back if you're not satisfied. Latest show hits, gorgeously cos 91,024 17,461 1,006 669 110,160 88,133 17,533 1,051 Republican Democrat Independent Prohibition Total H. Walton Mitchell Republican Independent Prohibition tumed and pantomimed, will be added. The finale will present an extravaganza of the "Wedding of the tainted Doll." The show will be divided into two parts, the first being the minstrel 732 Regal, Margaret Fairfax, Dorothy Morgan, Margaret Sipple, Margaret McCaffrey, Dorothy Lee, Betty O'Hanlon, Amelia Smith, Clara Bair, Frances O'Brien, Rita Claire, Helen Morturano.

Helen L. Frank. Margaret Davis, Dorothy Spellman, Mary Carroll, Mary C. Heimbuecher, Imogene O'Neill, Rita Gearing, Lorraine Ennis, Helen Bailey, Catherine Tweddle, Philip Geisler, Patrick O'Leary, Robert McQuillan, Laurent Blatt, Maurice Conrad, Frank McCaffrey, William Hope, John Debre-sen, James Hunter, Francis Nicholson, James Frey, Charles Jones, George Long, Joseph Ryan, William Siemon, Girard Monahan, Terrance Dolan. Charles McHugh, Jack Wil-wohl, Weston Carroll, William Long, Total 107,449 Daily Good Deed FIRST GAR STOPPED Ask About Our Christmas mai av thi: or latr delivery.

Or, if preferred, an equally email down payment entitles LaV-AwaV PriVHeffe yU yUr Pureha' r'ht a-' you all of next year to pay the balance. COUNTY COURT. Thomas C. Jones Republican 92,204 Democrat 17,558 Independent 984 Prohibition 732 Total 11,463 SHERIFF. Robert S.

Cain Democrat 94.407 Independent 1,385 -Total 95,772 IS BOROUGH TRUCK Driver Too Busy for Inspection, He Informs Police. Harry Hoop, William Frey, Charles Wilhere, Leo Smith, Ernest Barry, Mary Lewis, Margaret Ann Cump- ston, Helen McAfee, Virginia Ma-loney, Elsie Melvin and Betty Hayes. $JSthony Ferraro Democrat Good Government Total John C. Wiley 3-Diamond Dinner Ring 18 solid white gold, hand-engraved. Set down the finger with three large Genuine Blue White Diamonds.

A lovely ring and worth every cent of $35. In this sale at roe Dawn. .78 Wmmks Tm Pay 15,604 2,806 18,410 1,599 CRIME BILL OF U.S. MAN'S GOTHAM SPORT WATCH Louis Stark Socialist CORONER. ved.

Lever movement. White chromium case, plain or ensra very special at S7.75. but fuk 3 ujswts audi- TIONAX. WE GIVE3 YOU A WHITE CHROMIUM TO BEF00TED UP ProBers to Scan Cost of Deeds and Prevention. MEJSH WRISTLET TO MATCH THE W- J.

McGregor Republican 94,823 Independent 1,351 Total 96,174 PjEter F. Ladesic malting uie price complete 78c Down. .78 Weeks Tm Pmy. -Democrat 14,791 1 1 Si I 1 1 I li i 1 ii II 1 I 1 I 1 i i i 5 i III ni It in! 1 If 5 1 ft i i I 2,542 Special to The Pittsburgh Press. HARRISBURG The first motor vehicle stopped by state highway patrolmen near this city Saturday, because there was no inspection tag on its windshield was a Steelton borough-owned truck.

The driver said he had not had time to have it inspected. All day Capt. W. C. Price, head of the highway patrol, was answering telephone calls from car owners who protested because they had been arrested for non-compliance with the law.

They gave various excuses for not having the sticker on their cars, some contending they had never heard there was such a requirement. There are no adequate reports showing the number of arrests, Price said. The fact the driver of a car is not its owner does not relieve him from arrest and the $10 penalty. The law says it is illegal to drive a car 30 days after the inspection period without the approved inspection sticker on the windshield. Cars from other states, no matter how much in need of inspection, are exempt under the law while driving in Pennsylvania.

-Qood Government Total Fred W. Litten Prohibition William Adams 10 -Piece Decorated Pearl Toilet Set All colors blue, pink, green, etc Fancy shapes. All hand-decorated. Gold inlays. Put up in- fancy Gift Box for Xmas presentation.

Ideal gifts, for the girls of the family. Mother will appreciate one, too. Glad to lay one away for future delivery. Just say the word. Priced very, special during this sale Nets Butcher Only Grief Bv The United Press.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. As often is the case. William Hoffman's daily good deed netted him only grief. Bill is a butcher and he was diligently wielding his cleaver when he noticed a squirrel peeking in the window of his shop.

He dropped his cleaver and went in pursuit of the little animal. Over eight fences went the squirrel and over eight fences went Bill. He picked up some clods of dirt to throw at the animal and aroused the ire of neighboring housewives when his clods soiled the weekly wash. When the squirrel entangled itself in some chicken wire Bill was the recipient of deep scratches as he removed the animaL He took the squirrel home, where it escaped and hid in a hole in the ceiling. Bill had his face scratched and his nose bitten when he peered in the hole.

Hoffman attached a hose to the gas stove and turned the gas into the hole in the ceiling. In a few minutes the squirrel dropped to the floor and was put in a box. Fresh air and the animal was soon revived. And then Bill and the squirrel went for a ride in Bill's car, a ride which took them to Tower Grove Park, where the butcher released the animal which scampered for a tree, perched on a high limb, and chattered insultingly at BUL But Bill refused to draw a moral from the story and is satisfied that he saved the little animal from the perils of the city's streets. 17,533 1,063 911 Socialist JURY COMMISSIONERS 77,473 LADY'S CROYDON SPORT WATCH .70 White chromium case plain or engraved.

Uever $114 James N. Moore, Rep Thomas Democrat Government Total Wm. H. Kennedy. Ind Jesse W.

Cogley, Pro movement. Complete with a white chromium flex 26.770 5,761 32,541 1,630 2,058 loie meiai wrisuei, ai 7 Be Down. .78 Wemks Tm Pmy. 78m Down 78 Wmmks Tm Pmy, By The United Press. WASHINGTON The nation's crime bill will be the subject of an extensive inquiry by the National Law Enforcement Commission, it is announced here.

The inquiry will delve into the varied forms of "racketeering," fraudulent stock sales schemes and defalcations from banks and other institutions, it was said. The cost of crime prevention, including the expense of maintaining police departments, also will be considered. Goldthwaite Dorr, a former assistant U.S. attorney, is to conduct the inquiry, under direction of Judge Paul J. McCormick, a member of the commission.

Crime cost estimates have placed the annual bill in the United States at more than $3,000,000,000. It is hoped the inqiury will reveal what forms of crime account for most of this total. A MAYOR. Charles H. Kline, Rep .2,395 Leather Wallets 29,838 8,454 38,282 522 149 592 INVESTMENT TRUSTS Thomas A.

Dunn Democrat -Good Government Total Garber, Pro Emmet P. Cush, Communist -Wm. J. Van Essen. Socialist CITY CONTROLLER Daniel Winters Republican BLAMED FOR CRASH! 26-Piece Wm.

Rogers Silver Set 50-year rtJarantee. 6 hollow handle knivea with stainless itt eel blades. 6 forks. 6 tea-apnnna. A tablespoons, snrar hell and butter knife.

Put np la a beautiful tray which may be used for serrinr. Keai quality, per set $211-70 Tm Down 78 Wmmkm Tm Pmy Black and brown leather. Suitable for both old and new moner. Pockets for i ntiflcaiion rirdi, etc. Very special at Cleveland Banker Advances New Theory For Stock Drop.

92.450 1,018 93,468 Independent Total By The United Press. NOVICE INVENTS PLANE Priest, Never In Air, Gets Patent for CLEVELAND, O. Investment trusts probably created the condi 10-Fropeller Ship. Ralph E. Smith Democrat 18,545 Good Government 4,242 Total 22,878 Christopher Brown, Pro 736 Myerscough, 149 Ettiel Tait, Socialist 672 COUNCIL.

AffJY. English, Rep 93,553 tion which resulted in the crash and collapse of stock prices last month. Col. Leonard P. Ayres, Cleveland Two Big Optical Depts.

Moke' on Suicide. SAN FRANCISCO Following an Trust vice president and nation unsuccessful attempt at suicide by ally known economist, says in a bul WANATAH, Ind. Rev. David L. Faurtoe, 35, Catholic priest, who has never ridden in an airplane, has been granted patent rights for a 10-propeller plane with vertical wings which he says will rise vertically.

The propellers will be similar to the paddle wheels of old-fashioned river steamboats. slashing his wrists, Louis Miller, 45, letin issued Saturday. Man'f Reconstructed Ruby Ring 14-K solid white rold hand-engraved. Set with a large blood red reconstructed ruby. Special $7.70 78 Cmnts Down.

78 Wmmks tm Pmy This is the first time this theory fell out of bed on his head and died almost instantly. His suicide attempt was said to mave been made when has been advanced and it is one of the first attempts by a recognized 602 Liberty Av- Dr. Pmrrmntm, Optometrist, lit Chmrgm 408 Smithfield St. Dr. Lmmtrmnem gmrtnen, Optmmmtrimt Alwmye in Aitondmnem he was despondent over ill health.

authority on the stock market to explain the reason for the great fall Beads in stock prices. Ayres says that if the investment Man's Diamond. Solitaire A large genuine Blue-White Diamond set in an 18-K solid white gold mounting of newest pattern. This is the kind of ring a man likes it looks so thoroughly masculine. Special 78c Down 78 Week To Pay! trusts created the condition they did LoTely wystals In all colors amber bine.

red. areen. etc. Crystal and pearl combinations. Lovely pearls, chokers and opera length strands.

Absolutely unheard-of values tomorrow at it without being in any true sense responsible for it. Special Tomorrow 1 New "Independent 1,434 Total 94,553 John B. Herron, Rep 90,835 independent 1.480 Total 92,315 Harry A. Little, Rep 92,336 Clifford B. Connelley, 88,079 Michael J.

Muldowney, Rep. 86,144 Patrick T. Fagan, Dem 17,843 Good Government 3,355 Total 21,198 William B. Foster, Dem 17,107 Good Government 4,103 Total 21.210 "George E. Evans, Dem 18,340 Good Government 4.509 Total i 22849 James Murtha.

Dem. 14.865 Good Government 2.979 Total 17,844 Jacob Yaeger, Dem 15,681 Good Government 3.371 Whit Gold Filled 7Cc AUTOS' TOLL JUMPS Dorines White metal dorines. Fitted with powder, rouge, two puffs and mirror. Very special values at 70c MAN'S WATCH Frames as 1 Lenses $5.78 Only 78e Down Fatal Accidents Set High Mark In October. Nickel-plated case; stem wind, stem set.

Fitted with an unbreakable crystal. Good timekeeper, too. Very special at only $40 ALLOWANCE For Your Old Radio or Phonograph On the New Model R-S2 VICTOR 70e Bv The United, Press. WASHINGTON Automobiles took took more lives in October than in any previous month since records have been kept, the commerce de Same Values at All Our Stores Total 13.U&2 3,438 partment announced Saturday. Reports from the 78 largest Amer 229 Eighth 32 Market Street.

5 N. Mill Street fm Pa. Castle, Pa. 408 SmithMJ Street 602 Liberty Avenue 310 Fifth Avenue 5,232 1,029 572 Pittsburgh, Pa. Pa.

Fa. i i Micro-Synchronous Radio lean cities showed a death toll of 840 persons compared with 684 for approximately the same period last 648 909 836 216 year. The largest previous fatality total Free Delivery Free Installation Free Inspection was reported for the four weeks 306 205 ending Deo. 29, .1928, when 771 Deal Where Your Grandfather and Grandmother Dealt With the Firm That Is 78 Year Young and Still Leading 'Em All. (0)2 Lnlbeir.ty mJB.

,5 CD 2 persons were killed by automobiles. 243 266 561 Thomas F. Ashford, Helen Grimes, lad. W. H.

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Womsley, Pro Ben Careathers, Com Rebecca Horowitz, -Anton Horvat, Com Max Jenkins, Com -Fannie Toohey. Com. Calvin B. Fetteroff, Robert Lieberman, Soc Sarah Limbach, Soc. David Rinne Soc Louis Weisbart, Soc.

-V VOTING MACHINE. Question No. 1: rres -No Question No. 2: Yes No the department said. START PAVING WORK 'The New DeLuxe Victor offers the best In radio design, construction and performance.

Equipped with 10 A. C. tubes and the famous Victor electro-dynamic speaker. Luxurious cabinet of American walnut and bird's-eye maple. Priced at $215.00, less tubes.

And, remember, we will allow you $40 for your old radio or phonojrraph, regardless of style, or size. This remarkable offer is for a limited time only! Come in now, today! Lest" you forget, we carry a complete stock of radio tubes. Also all the latest hits on Columbia, Brunswick, 613 668 1 549 of Road 645 State Beffins Concreting Near Fillmore. Easy Term As How At $2.50 Weekly Snerinl to The Pittshurah Press. Edison and Odeon records.

HARRISBURG Concrete paving" 96,074 22,359 89.056 23,312 was started Saturday on a 1.54-mile stretch of Route 982, east of Fill more. Indiana county, the State I ill Highway Department announced. Ash About Our Christ ma Radio Cluhl Columbia Music Co. "The Old Reliable Store" A Music Shop ia One Location 21 Years. 101 SIXTH STREET ATLANTIC 4655 On Monday work will be started on three projects, totaling 12.24 miles.

These roads are: Between State College and Waddle, Centre SinrafilblhlrueOd Sih 4(D) iOPEX MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS TILL. 9 P. M. -Probe Bridge Crossings. HARRISBURG The Public Serv--ce Commission announced Saturday inauguration of its own motion TJn inquiry into Vg county.

5.84 miles; between Hynd Mi man nd Maryland line, completing SATURDAY EVENINGS; ELI 10 P. JiOnen I)alW Until A m. HatnrdaT Tnti" 9 B. ns. 4- condition oi Drlr.C; rAnSnanv IU CSUfhwajr and the National tracks of the Befi0nrtA brtween OoM and Brook- xnw mi a inuy.