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THURSDAY EVEimiG. JANUARY 14, .1915 SIX THE PITTSBURG PRESS BEAUTY DOCTOR TUT I it I. i lf. CO. See the Big Money-Savers in the Bash Windows! irUoO LOWER PENN AVE.

PROPERTY SELLS AT $23,500 CASH Pittsburgh's Biggest Coct, Dress Bargains! St. Coir. MPi IF tt Er -M siirEs. EXTRA SPECIAL! SALE 85 SAMPLES SUITS i SPRING NE Only ONE of each model, but all sizes for women and misses in the assortment. Our January Inventory Reveals a great Surplus of Broken lines and Small lots, more especially in the Smaller sizes for Women and Girls.

To clean up quickly we have marked down this week over 4,000 pairs of small sizes 2V2 3, 314 and 4s, A A to at 50c, 75c and $1-00. The goods are perfect and very excellent styles, the finest Kid, Patent Leather and Calf. Turn or welt soles. Heels and toes to suit all tastes. Lace or Button.

The above goods are all fine, high grade goods that sell regularly at $3, $4, $5 and $6 a pair. Don't miss this opportunity. Larger sizes $1 to $2 extra. WM.LairdCo. Liberty Ave.

thru to Oliver. No branch stores anywhere. A big manufacturer's entire Sample Line- -our spot cash looked better to the traveling representative than packing the Suits back to New York! $25 to $30 Values $fl C. The NEW Spring -Suits over which fashion is already in thrills of delightl The iauntiest, smartest, chicest Jackets imaginabl the stunningest circular and plaited Skirts. Elmpire models included.

Putty, sand, the new greens, new blues and other authentic Spring colors Black Fox FUR. SALE! K.f- than Waif anv other store's prices, because at Practically Choice of Every $17.50 to $25.00 raitjra "si it Bash's January Sales you get Half the manufacturer's price! $16 Scarfs $17.50 Animal ahaP. Tr Animal shape $18 Muffs Beautiful Em- plre model. 9 with head and tails. $30 Muffs yg.SO A tractlvely JL $20 Scarfs $(0 In the Store S3) 'j trimmed with JL head and tails.

$40 Muffs Extra larxo Empire model plain taila. lila. 15 or tritmned with, heads H9 Lv( iln animal ibap, trim med wtta head and $35 Scarfs Splendid doubla-snalce 1 (2 nktns), with heads $45 Scmrfs 1 and and tails. Also fancy combination of Fox and Velvet. tails SO $55 Muffs Cxtra fine -quality splendid large model.

$25 19 Scores of the newest, most fashionable Suits of the season to choose from all the exclusive high-quality models from our famous $23.00 line included. Every new style effect and color. All sizes. guaranteed as genuine Black Foxes I TELLS SECRET Detroit Beauty Doctor GiTes Simple Recipe to Darken Gray Hair and 1 Promote Its Growth. Miss -Allee Whitney, a we beauty doctor of Detroit.

recently gave out the following state-i nent: "Anyone can prepare a. simple Mixture at home at very "uie wi darken gray hair, promote growth and make lt soft and glossy. half a pint of water add one ounce lay rum. a small box ol pound and ounce of glycerine. These ingredients can be bought at any drug at very little cost.

Apply to the twice a- week, until mo ui.cu shade is obtained. This will make a gray-haired person looK years younger. Ii is also fine to promote growth the hair, relieve ucmng scalp diseases, and is excellent for dandruff and falling hair. ANDRUFF MAKES HAIRFALL OUT Cent Bottle of "Danderine" Keep Hair Thick, Strong Beautiful Girls! Try This! Double Beauty of Your Hair in Few Moments he-is "Within ten mlntites after an appil cation of Danderine you can not find a sing-le trace of dandruff or falling: hair and. your scalp will not Itch, but what will please you most will be after a few weeKs use, wnen you see new nair, nne and downy at first yes but really new hair growinir all over the scalp.

A little Danderine Immediately doubles the beauty of your hair. No dif ference how dull, faded, brittle and scrasrg-y, just moisten a cloth with Danderine and. carefully draw lt through your hair, taking one small strand at a time. The effect is amaz ing your hair will be light, fluffy and wavy, and have an appearance or afoun dance; an incomparable luster, softness and luxuriance. Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderine from any drug store or toilet counter, and prove that "our hair Is as pretty and soft as any that it has been neglected or injured by careless treatment that's all you surely can have beautiful hair and lots of It If you will Just try a little Danderine.

WHAT WAR MOVES MEAN. By J. W.T. Mason. Farmer European Manager of the Fatted Preaa.

New York, Jan. 14. Count Berchtold's retirement as president of the Austro- Hungarian council of ministers, and of foreign affairs, is significant of the dual monarchy's dissastlsf action with the progress of the war. The annnintment of Baron Von Rajecz. a Hungarian, to succeed Count Berchtold, emphasizes further, the serious internal disturbance caused by Russia's invasion of Hungary.

Count Berchtold was more responsible for the present war than any other He formulated the militant policy against Servia, and after the delivery of Austria's ultimatum at Belgrade, he practically went into hiding so that diplomatic pressure could not be brought intopiay at Vienna until too late. Count Berchtold tried to be come Austrias Bismarcn, ana ms retirement in the middle of the war which he started can mean only that Austro-Hungary no longer hopes Bis-marckian methods will bring the conflict to a successful conclusion. The selection of a Hungarian to succeed Count Berchtold is the reply of the emperor to the separationist movement which has made much headway among the Magyars since the defences of Hungary were shown to be insecure against a Slav invasion. The Hungarians have complained not only at "Vienna, but also to the German emperor, directly that the strategy of the war made the defence of Germany paramount and the defence of Hungary a matter of negligible importance. They forced the abandonment of the Servian campaign in order to ensure better protection for their northern frontier: and now that a second invasion of Hungary is under way, they have compelled the appointment of a Hungarian as the foreign minister and virtual premier Austro-Hunprary has no actual prime minister) oi tne twu monarcmes NO REPNSTRANOES FILED IN MERCER GO.

Sharon, Pa. Jan. 14. No femon firancts naveeen niea oy tne "dry forces of Mercer county against the granting of liquor licenses. Yesterday I wa the last day for filing the remon- i strances and Clerk of Courts Reznor stated that none had een received, The anti-license adherents still have a chance to file technical oblections but this will have to be done within seven days of license court to give the license applicant a chance to defend himself in court.

License court will be held next week. There are 37 applicants to be heard. Simple Arithmetic. "How do you account for the passing of the after dinner soeakerf "On business principles. A good talker can get enough 'money for a lecture to buy his own dinner and then have some cash left over." Washington Star.

Old Verner Holdings Near Twelfth St tO Be ImDrOVed IWUIUI Ol. IU DC lllilUCU By New Owner Two Graphic St. Lots Transferred PRESIDENT HAAS NAMES NOMINATING COMMITTEE nanr9ntcil hv H. Hunter, the Samuel W. Black Farmers Dank building, has delivered the deed cloa-Ins- the sale of the M.

S. Verner prop- 1227-29 Perm ave the price paid by Harry JUebraan, tne purcnaser, wrm about $23,500 cash. The lot is 25x100 feet and th new owner contemplates improving with a modern store building of hrick. The troDrty la assesseu uy the city at while the county assessment Is S24.40Q. Albert J.

Bean, throusrn. th J. Jj. Saxton Realty Union bank build-intr. has disnosed of two lots, each 25x 10o feet, in the r.

ti. Ieety pian. Graphic for $L0K). The purchaser Is a local building contractor. T.

Silverman has sold to Samuel Gel-i man certain realty in Clark sW Third ward, for J21.00O, and William Wolk sold to Samuel Marinoff 24x100 feet in Townsend also Third ward, for 500. Fred Dill ssold to Jacob Hein a two-storv ramp house on a lot front Ing 25 feet in Smith way. Nineteenth ward, for S1.525. Frank M. Welfer sold to Flora P.

Hagerty, a two-story brick and veneer house on 44x103 feet in Windsor si Fifteenth ward, for $6,000. John Jones sold to Jacob Pimosner a two story frame house on 5x90 feet in Southern 'Nineteenth ward, for and Mrs. Anna Schimmelfeder sold to Morris Gorenstein a two-story brck house on Sx74 feet in Center ave Third ward, for Fourteeenth Ward Sale. A two-story brick house on 38x100 feet at Pittock st. and Shady Fourteenth ward, has been sold by George T.

Lyford to Mrs. Margaret Mc-Kelvy for a consideration not men tioned. Alfred G. Cassell sold to Peter A. Fischer 29x9 feet in Karabach Eighteenth ward, for S4.50O.

and An thony Ioyle sold to Ernest Bokor 20x70 feet in Second Fifteenth ward, for S3.0OO. Harry S. Calvert, receiver of the Mercantile Trust Co. of Pittsburg, sold to James J. Cunningham, a lo-room brick veneered reeention hall house on 30xl0 feet in Franks town Twelfth ward, lor Tne deed by which Steohen H.

Llovd transferred to Clar ence B. Wratkins a property at Wilkina ave. and Kinsman was registered today, the consideration being nominal. John A. Reid sold to James Woods God- bey 24x87 feet at 5914 Harvard st Eleventh wara.

ror s.ou. The Bon Air Land Co. sold to Hen rietta W. Huber 60x120 feet in Bon Air ave- Eighteenth ward, for $1,200. Elizabeth Braun sold to Harry K.

Atkinson 2ox76 feet In Hazel North-side, for 3,000, and Amelia Becker Rieger sold to Mary A. Felsing 20x100 ieei in Armanaaie xweniy-niin ward, lor To Name Candidates. President II. P. Haas yesterday ap pointed the committee that is to noml nate candidates for the board of gov ernors of the Pittsburg Real Estate board for the present year.

The noml nating committee consists of Clarence G. Pfordt, chairman; E. D. Seitz and C. A.

Wilson. Thirty governors are to be elected out of 45 candidates, and the list of nominees must be posted 10 days prior to Feb. 3. when the election is to be held. Later on the board of governors will choose officers.

Frederick Vining Fisher delivered an il lustrated lecture yesterday at the joint luncheon of the Pittsburg Real Estate board and the Commercial club of Pitts burg in the Fort Pitt hotel. His talk was devoted to the Panama canal, the Yellowstone park and the California ex position. Ira w. Bassett, of the Commercial club, presided. Secretary E.

M. Tate, President R. K. Cochrane and Joseph A. Weldon will represent the Pittsburg Builders' exchange, at the national convention of building exchanges In Columbus, Jan.

26-27-28. Other members going are John A. Strouss, David T. Riffle, John Richmond, John A. Ball, J.

C. Wilson, F. Schellenberg and C. B. Kennedy.

Simon Klrschler has purchased the Interest of Joseph H. Fester in tit-. firm of Fester Kirschler. and will continue to do a general real estate, renting and mortgage business at 901 Federal Bt Northside. Mr.

Fester has opened an ofllce for himself In suite 606, Allegheny Savings bank building. HORRIBLE INVENTION. By TTnlted Prena. Albany, N. Jan.

1ft. An alarm clock with a stick that pokes snoozers in the ribs Is the invention of Earl Calkins, deaf-mute printer. How Thin People Can Put on Flesh A New Discovery Thin men and women that big-, hearty, muni? uinner you ate iant niht. What Decame oi an tne lat-producinsr nourish ment it contained? You haven't sained in -weisht one ounce. That food passed from your body like unburned coal through an open grate.

The material waa thera, but your food doesn't work aad atlok; and the plain truth la you hardly yet enough nouriuhment from your meal to pay for the cost of This is true of thin folks the world over. Tour nutritive organs, your functions of assimilation, are sadly out of gresr and need reconstruction. Cut out the foolixh. foods and funny saw-duet diets. Omit the flesh cream rub-ons Cut out everything but the meals you are eating now and eat with every one of those a alnirlA Rarvril tfi.hlnf Tn nieg note ainerence.

rive to eight iroatl pounds of healthy, "stay there" fat should be the net renultt ftargol charges your weak, stagnant blood with millions of fresh new red blood corpuscles gives the blood the carrying power to deliver every ounce of fat-making material In your food to every part of your body. Sargol. too. mixes with your food and prepares it for the blood in easily assimilated form. Thin people gain all the way from 10 to 25 pounds a month i while taking Sargol, and the new flesh stays put.

Sargol tablets are a aclentinc combination of six of the best 'flesh-producing elements known to chemistry. They come 40 tablets to a package, are pleasant harmless and inexpensive, and The May urug to. nine stores and all other druggists in Pittsburg and vicinity sell them I subject to an absolute guarantee of weight I iimreane or money dick. BLACKHEADS GO QUICK Elf mS SiFvIFLE RETROD Elackhepds big ones or little ones soft ones or hard o.es on anv of th hrt.iv or, nuick bv a mthod that iust c'Ikmo! ves them. To do this got about two ounces of now dered ticroxln from your druggist eprlnkle a little on a hot, wet sponge rub over the blackheads bffskly for a rew seconds! and wasn rr.

i ou 11 won- fter where the blackheads have s-one The powdered neroxin and the hot water have juat dis-olved them. Pinching and squeezing blackheads only open the porea of the skin and leave them and unsightly and unless the blackheads are big and soft they will not come out. while the simple applica tion, of neroxin and water dissolves- them right out. leaving the akin soft and the pores in their natural condition. You can get powdered neroxin at anv drug store and If you are troubled with these unsightly blemishes you should certainly try this simple method.

that )u To or store hair the and 25 i H1 V- Canada Not Scared. Col B. Steele, identified with the voi'inVer infantry of Manitoba, Can, who was in Pittsburg yesterday on li way to Montreal, ridiculed the Idea that the Canadians are in ear of a German invasion from the nitecl States. The Welland and Sault ate. Marie canals and other property along THE HAIR THAT ARTISTS AD MI HE Ask an artist what lie considers the chief charm of beautiful hair and he will answer that he looks for even color, brilliance and a looseness that eliminates any hard, definite line3.

Naturally beautiful and healthy hair are obtained -by retaining a perfectly clean head. In washing the hair it is not advisable to use a makeshift, but always use a preparation made for shampooing only. You can enjoy the best that Is known for about three cents a shampoo by getting a package of canthrox from your druggist; dissolve a teaspoonful in a cup of hot your shampoo is ready After its use the hair dries rapidly with uniform color. Danaruir, excess oil and dirt are dissolved and entirely disappear. Your hair will be so fluffy that it will look much heavier than It is.

Its lustre and softness will also delight you, while the stimulated scalp gains the health which insures hair growth. "WWIJ" WJSUIM. ail.JIMJl MM M.l.iil.iAp: $275,001 OR $275 in CASH DIVIDED Beautiful 18x18 la. Felt Pillow Top or Fountain Pen Free at our store to each one who answers this ad. EVERYBODY RECEIVES A PRIZE WHO ANSWERS I'm.

-neirwr -X -JS 9 it VA In case of a tie the $275 will be divided among the tying; contestants. You will find this very interesting. "Why not try? ''ft Plae oh Harare lm each clr-ele around the ma nhes thry are added together the total 'will he 45, nalas no figure nor than once. Send an yoar iwr on thla or a aep-ratr piece of paper, We will orlfr yra by mail whether yen are correet or not, enclosing? fr the aniall prlae. All replies must be in oar bands by Wednesday, Jan.

20, 1915. Address Contest Xeptc 411 FOUKTH -PITTSBURGH. ii FREE i 3K I i it 111 mm I f. I 1 2 Mi 1 i 4. the border are being guarded closely, not because of fear of concerted attempts at destruction, he said, but because of the possibility that irresponsible parties might undertake damage.

Col. Steele said that the war has caused a cessation of party differences in Canada and that the Conservative government is being strongly supported by the Liberal or opposition party. AliSTRIANS CLAIM DECISIVE VICTORY ALONG NIDA RIVER By United Prru. Vienna, Jan. 14.

Claims of a decisive Austrian success along the lower Nida were made by the war office today. It was stated that the Russian attempts to cross the river have been definitely abandoned following the inflicting of very heavy losses on the attacking forces. In Galicia and the Carpathian region there have been only minor fighting. In explaining the replacing of Premier Count Von Berchtold by Baron Stephan Burian Von Rajecx. former minister of the royal court in the Hungarian cabinet, the government, in a statement issued today, repeats the declaration that there was no political significanse in the move.

Berch-told withdrew for personal reasons, it is stated, and the policies of the Austrian government will remain absolutely the same. Today the emperor sent a personal letter of thanks for his services to the retiring premier accompanied by the diamond cross of the Order of Stephan. PRESS READERS TO SEE MATINEE FREE With eight splendid vaudeville acts on the bill and a motion picture pro- gram which presents the very best I features of the movie world, the Ken-( yon theater, Federal Northside, to morrow is giving. for the women readers of THE PRESS a special matinee which touches the high-water mark of perfection in this playhouse. And it Is all free to the women who Any woman, aged over id.

enouia cup the tickette appearin in today-s PRESS, present it tomorro' aiiernoon at the Kenyon theater and one win De admitted free to an afternoon of solid enjoyment. The bill is unusally fine and is ex- ncmoijr vai leu. SO Will ho enra please. In some of its phases, all who the 1)111 i3 thftt Wizard of the vVire, Bounding Johnson; Hawlev and Banon who are two verv clevtr Harrinton. who give an exhibition of acrobatic dancing as well as a line of funny patter and 52e 2w sonps; the Kln sinking and whistling; Lpton and Ingraham, who present a RoftK11 rSauce for theFCoo9e;" Booth and Viliarreal.

the Female sun-sters. and Caine and Oxdon, who bear the unique title, "song tailors." In addition to thi IliC LilPfllRr I And woman, aged I P.rent.s a tickette clln- DEATHS OF FAMOUS BRITISH OFFICERS. London. Jan. l.i.

Battles have takor, the rank and file of the a the 'rot, but the war more proportion nnotji home. The recn death of o- 1 Thomas Kelly-Kenny adds Mother name to the remarkable list of distil military "aval officers who haye ded irace the war began either llaXt lmid the PcefulCrround-frf th.hlme, rv. ay te remote from the hurly-burly of battle. The n.v.W?F 'amoU3 soldiers and sailors of August! aWay th Lieut. Gen.

Sir J. M. Grierson, commander of an army corps, who died from heart failure in a train in France. Gen. Sir Charles Douglas, chief of the imperial general etaff, who died lifter -KL-OClt'a i leit ri 5 ln, October.

Vi rra-riKiyn, com- manain? Third (central) Lord Kitchener's army. division of lAU- Kir W' Harrington, found dead in bed. M.aJ. pen. ft.

O. Kekewich, hero Kimberley, found shot in his bedroom -burg Gen. William Maxwell Cral" C. at Chelsea August Field Marshal Karl Kobrt at the front in guns NATURALLT. Whsrs Is the seat of war located, pa? In the front row, I.

presume, my son. '4 i. VS mi Police Beet Representatives. The annual election of officer of the Police Pension Fund association, was held yesterday- at the various police stations. A representative for each class of officer was elected.

There was no opposition against R. H. Robinson, as repsentatlve for the Secret Serv ice bureau. Capt. Frank Vincent of the Third district will represent the captains, and Lieut.

William Crehan of the Central station, will represent the Policemen SlcAdara White and James McGuire were the candi dates to represent the patrolmen ln the downtown district. Students to Hear Prof. Fisher. At the student assembly of the Uni versity of Pittsburg at 11:30 a. to morrow.

Prof. F. V. Fisher will give an illustrated lecture on "Our Own Coun try." The assembly will be held in the banquet hall of Memorial hall ao that a stereopticon may be used. AMAZING RESULTS GROWING FINE HAIR More hair! Hair that's lenr, luxuriant, fluffy, soft and lustrous hair that will arouse the envy of women and the admiration of To have such hair is now easy.

Inexpensive and best of all, certain! Oo at once to any of the May Drug nine stores, and ret a 80-cent bottle of Har-fina. Rub this pleasing, dainty, exquisitely-perfumed preparation well into the scalp apply it with a sponge to crouped strands of the hair itself. Then look! Tour hair -wi have an appearance of freshness and l.fe that will surprise you. It will have softness and fluff) ness that will enable you to do it up as an expert hairdresser would do it. But -this is only the beginnlr.gr of Harflna benefits.

Tour greatest happiness will come-when you see, after a few applications ho-v Harflna Is actually causing fine, strong, new hair to appear and 'grow long, strong and beautiful, filling the thin places. Tour hair will stop falling out you will be relieved forever of dandruff and Itching you will be saved from partial baldness! Tha druggists above mentioned recommend Harflna to every resident ot ana will refund full price If It doesn't please and Stomach Healthy To the stomach failing in its duties Duffy's Pure alt Whiskey is both food and stimulant. When taken into the stomarh in moderate doses, it excites the xuueuos eunaces, ana the multitude of little glands, from a dull apathy, to a lively and healthy actjyity thus assisting in bringing back the stomach to a sound arid healthy condition. Set Duffy' and Keep Wen." At moot draggiat. grocer and dealer.

If they cannot supply yon, write us. Tie Dnffr Malt Wbblc, Co Is Your Stomach Healthy 11 Larr qoubio snake model ifV-" extra fine aklna All these furs 'BILLY' SUNDAY GALLS PRESENT TASK HARDEST Speelal to THE PRESS. Philadelphia. Pa Jan. 34.

"Billy" Sunday today declared that the revival meeting here were the most strenuous he had ever conducted. "But," he said, "I'm lit to grasp the devil by the horns and cast him out of this sinful city." Here Jack Cardiff, the evangelist's trainer and body guard, said: "He's in tip top shape. "Why, the more pep' he puts into his sermons and the more he sweats the better his physical condition becomes and the stronger grows his voice." "Ma" Sunday said the work here is beginning to tell on "Billy." "He has scarcely any time to himself, she said, "even to write new sermons. I want to keep him away from the public as much as I can so as to save his energy and strength for the Bible meetings." NEW CAMPAIGN PLANS. Joseph Spiece, the builder of the tabernacle, returned from a -visit to Paterson, N.

and Syracuse, N. where he completed arrangements for the construction of tabernacles In both places. Kaeh of the tabernacles will have a seating capacity of 9.000. He told Rev. Sunday mat both cities are aroused to a high pitch of enthusiasm at the prospect of his coming there.

Following Is the program for today at the tabernacle: 2 p. m. Sunday will preach on Could We Not Cast Them Out." 7 p. m. Sunday will preach, on "Backsliders.

Shop meetings' 12 to 12:30 p. m. "Jack" Cardiff at Electric Storagre Battery Nineteenth st. and Allegheny ave. 12 to 12:45 Homer A.

Rodeheaver at Collins Paper American st. and Columbia ave. 12:20 to 12:50 The Rev. J. W.

"Welsh at West Philadelphia shops of Pennsylvania railroad. 12 to p. m. "Bob" Stover at Electro Dental Co. and Fleer Chewing Gum Co.

(combined S3rd and Arch sts. The secret sins, the social sins. the Bins that hide their the dens or.la and dark places of that are committed by the so-called respectables were lashed un-meclf ully yesterday by Billy Sunday in his evening ano afternoon sermons on "The Moral Leper" at the tabernacle. 1 Two Systems. When wlfey is on the warpath some pin their faith on Dutch courage; others prefer French leave.

Kansas City Journal. SISTERS BENEFITED Mother Antoinette, Superior of Naz areth Academy of Concordia. Kansas, says: "Several or the sisters nave Deen taking Father John's Medicine and all have received benefit from it." Saving Lives Father John's Best for Colds, throat and lungs. Builds you up. No Alcohol or dangerous drugs.

TV aV BRUMBAUGH'S CABINET MAKE-UP WORRYING POLITICIANS STILL Ted Preaa. llarrlsburg. Jan. 14. Just how many of the present chief state officers will he -reappointed is a question that Is still' puzzling- politicians here today.

If Governor-elect Brumbaugh follows a precedent established by Governor Tener, a dozen members of. the present ccuuve caoinet win De re-appointed to their present berths. -No hint has been made public here as to the personnel of Dr. Brumbaugh's cabinet, which is made up of 18 men But six department chiefs of the 18 are completing their first terms of service. These include the insurance commissioner, attorney general, com-missioner of labor and industry, the Treat yourself to a look at our newest Derbies.

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141 Mala. state highway commissioner, the state Are marshal and the commissioner of fisheries. A dozen department heads have held office from eight to 22 years each. Nathan C. Schaeffer, as superintendent of public instruction, has honors for length of service, having been continuously appointed -to that position by six different governors, although he is a Democrat.

Adj. Gen. Thomas J. Stewart, of Philadelphia, has second honors, having served for five terms In his present office. Supt.

of Public Printing and Binding A. N. Pomeroy, of Franklyn county, and James E. Roderick, Luzerne, chief of the department of mines, are tied for third -place for continuity in office, each having served four terms. Four, department heads have served three terms each, N.

B. Critchfield, Somerset, secretary of agriculture; Samuel G. Dixon, of Philadelphia, commissioner of health, Thomas L. Montgomery, of Philadelphia, state librarian, and John C. Groome, of Philadelphia, superintendent of state police.

Four other officials are- completing their second terms: William H. Smith, of Philadelphia, commissioner or bank ing; Robert McAfee, secretary of the commcm wealth; Robert S. Conklin, commissioner of forestry, and Samuel B. Rambo, of Philadelphia, superlnten dent of public grounds and buildings. Banking Commissioner Smith and State Li' rarlan Montgomery have been re-named their respective offices by Gov.

Tener, but the appointments await confirmation by the senate. TEARS ABOUT UNTlC GAS TANK BALKS. Marie "Walcamp. leading lady with the 101 Bison company, has a new hobby a vicious looking racing auto. Early each morning Marie tears around Universal City and only returns to the studio when the machine's gasoline tank is empty.

The west coasst sceaerio department is working overtime writing auto "script. HOW TO CtRE A E.A GRIPPE COrCH "Coughs that hang on" demand treatment. Stop and think! Reason and common sense tell you that it is folly to "grin and bear it." Those racking la grippe coughs that wrench the body and cause soreness and pains in the lungs yield more quickly to Foley's Honey and Tar than to any other treatment. Forty yearn' record of successes proves this. For coughs, colds, croup and other distressing ailments Of throat.

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