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THE PITTSBURG PR KS3 TWENTY-THREE Wednesday evening, December 22, 1915 cans mm de HUmOHSAYS IS AIIGUCG FOn A i SOUTHERN STAR! mm grid IEAMT0 PLAV HEREJCT. 20 Ill ii I il- A 0 0 A dispatch from Nashville published in the Philadelphia Record teils of what purports to be an attempt by the Navel academy to obtain o-yf the Soutn's 1 leading football pisys. It, says. "Josh Cody. Vanderbilt's all Southern, tackle, who is eligible to play another Cleveland Scribe Thinks erweight Champion Is En- titled to Credit for His Rec-; ord as Title-Holder Manager Karl Davis Completes Strong Football Schedule for Pitt Which Includes Games year with the Commodores, has receivea a letter from the treasurer of the athletic association of the United States Naval academy at Annapolis offering him an appointment' to the navy.

Cody is seriously considering the offer. "While the offer was only tentative, the letter stated that there would be no trouble in obtaining ths appointment. If Cody, goes to he Navy he will be able to play four years more of football under their rules of eligibility. "Even if he does not go to Annapolis big Josb is undecided as to whether or not he will return to Vanderbllt next year, though the special dispensation of the S. I.

A. A. was sought with the understanding that he would return to With Penn and Syracuse" has been beaten by Willie Ritchie, Joe Mandot and Jack Britton. Griffiths in turn has beaten Welsh, as have Joe Shugrue, Jimmy Duffy, Benny Palmer and Jimmy Murphy second raters. Consider some of Kilbane's meritorious performances not forgetting that even a champion can make a bad bout occasionally.

On Dec 6, 1914 he -gave away seven pounds and. held Joe Man-dot, then 'In his prime, even in 12 rounds. On Feb. 1, he gave Rocky Kansas the worst beating the Buffalo boy has ever received, and Kansas held Mandot even in two bouts and knocked him down twice. On March 17 ltst Kilbane made the featherweight limit of 122 pounds for bantam champion Williams, then heralded far and wide as the greatest little man of all timer and beat him from pillar to post in a six round affray in Philadelphia.

Besides proving his class in this Kilbane demonstrated he's a real champion in weight. If you would go further into TFie situation study the following records which show that Welsh hasn't knocked out an opponent in 25 months and that Griffiths hasn't scored a kayo in 14 months, while Kilbane has far surpassed Welsh and has done quite as well as Griff: The last vestige of Ioubt which ex- 1 isted as to Pitt's football schedule for next fall. was. removed reatcrdav. with By Ed Bang, (porting: Editor Cleveland Kewt.

jOn Feb. 22, 191G less than two months twiy Johnny Kllbane will have held the featherweight championship four years. He took the diamond diadem away from Abe Attell at Venice, in 1312. And since then the Cleveland Irishman hasn't lost a single fight. Tet he has had fewer laudations the announcement that the ITniversitv I of Pennsylvania had sizned to annear i fknm school if he could play another Forbes Field on Oct.

28. and that t- of football. mau. vjuiu wuuiu piay oyrae wmm university abroad, on the preceding Saturday. Oct.

21. showered upon him than any man who Nothing in recent years has so stirred VI I. I In II 1 inl MM HH I I rhiTillL ill I I 1 I I has held a title in years, undoubted ly It Is true that some of the criticism. gainst Kilbane ts deserved, but for the most part he has been unjustly censured. As a matter of fact.

Kilbane has defended his title nobly. Hasn't he met rootDall random as does the knowledge that the Red and. Blue of Penn will next fall make its appearance on a local gridiron, to try conclusions with Glenn Warner's warriors. Ever since Pit secured, last spring, a' date to meet Penn The treasurer of the Navy Athletic association, who made Cody the offer. Is a 5 former teammate of Josh's at Bethel college, where Cody played for two years.

"Cody is captain of the basketball team this -year and one of the team's mainstays at guard. He was also first catcher on the baseball' team last spring and finished the season with a batting average -of .357. On the --football team he is as one of the greatest tackles that ever played at Vanderbilt or any other Southern university. at Franklin local enthusiasts FREDDIE WELSH. 1913 Dec.

5, Art Kllisr k. 5. 1914 Jan. 1. Johnny Dundee, 10: have held the hope that the Philadelphia contingent might be induced to Jan.

0, Frankie, Whitney, 10; Jan. 10. make the trip to the western end of the commonwealth. This hope is now satisfied, and Pitt followers are properly happy. iifefi jw "toh uMUfinn mw-zyf.

d-t Second only to the Penn game in Importance is the arrangement with Syracuse, whereby Pitt wiM invade the Salt City in 1916. the Or a nee combination Haramy Kobideau. Jan. Jo. Mickey Sheridan, 10; Jan.

2t, Earl Fisher, 10; Jan. 29. Leo Kelly, Feb. 2S, Jimmy Duffy, 1., March 17, Joe Rivers, 20; April 25. Leach Cross, 20: May 25, Joe Mandot.

10; July 7, Willie Ritchie, 20 (for world's lightweight championship); Oct. 27, Matty Baldwin, 12; Nov. 2. Al Wolgast. 8- Wol-gast broke arm and referee stopped); Nov.

9. Charlie White, 10: Nov. 19. Jimmy Duffy. 1., 10; Nov.

24, Fred making a return visit to Pitt's grounds in the following season. This reciprocal arrangement presages a permanent agreement between these two institutions, represented by teams which occupy places in the front rank of American football. Syracuse, like Pitt, has come from well down the lad I AV rTv I. P-l if III Mil 1 11 IIOAIMN mill -illll III! Ill HiLLr I der until it is close to the top rung. Mandot, Dec.

15, 'Willie Houck, 113 Jan. 1. Patsy 6. Jan. Frankie Dailey, 10.

Jan. 24, Eddie Morgan, 6. Feb. 1, Rocky-Kansas, 10. Teb.

14, Eddie Morgan, 6. March 17. Kid Williams, 6. March 30, Eddie Wallace, 10. April 29, Bennie Leonard, 10.

May 11. Mel Coogan, 10. Sept. 2. Alvie Miller, 12.

Sept. 21. Richie Mitchell, 10. Oct. 11, Cal Delaney.

12. Nov. 15, Bobby Reynolds, w. Nov. 22, Paekey Homey, 10.

Dec 2, Patsy Brannigan, 10. JAPANESE CHAMPION VERY EASY FOR HOPPE. Champion Willie Hoppe -was in form yesterday afternoon and evening, with the result that KuJI Kamada, the Japanese expert, never had a look-in on the games played in the Davis billiard parlors. In the afternoon session the The contest between these two ma chines next year should be one of the; banner engagements of the entire season. J35l1K WZM i fill ID HN I ana vanquished every boxer who is considered even worth a match with blmT Is there one 122-pounder in the -ram today who would carry as good a even money in a title fight with the champion? George Chaney, the Baltimore bearcat, is '--considered Kilbane' closest rival, but Chaney, a clow footed, alugrish working boxer, wouldn't have a chance 7 with the swift -wonting Clsvelander.

Anti-Kilbane critics will ay: if he's a real champion how -me someone he knocked out." Itmt'm can the list. The last kayo we find on Kilbane's record-is that of Benny Chavez, who hit the carpet in two rounds on May 29, 1914. Since then Kilbane has had IS battles, all of which went the limit, and not once was the champion's colors lowered. Compare this record with that of jTreddie Welsh, flthe world's champion lightweight, and Johnny Griffiths, the tensatlonal 135-pounder of Akron, there beVrtg no feathers as a basis for a champion. The last man Welsh put to sleep was that well known "high-diver," Art Ellis, who went out in five rounds Deo.

1913. Sine that mill Welsh has beaten nly five boys of repute and two of this number later turned the tables with added vengeance. Welsh beat Willie Ritchie for the crown on July 7, 1914, mitA on March 11, Ritchie beat the Briton badly In a New York: ring. On 23, Welsh beat Charlie White, but in a return bout July 8 White slipped the champion a beautiful trimming. RECORDS NOT IMPRESSIVE.

Nor is Griffiths' record as impressive ka Kilbane's. Griff hasn't kicked anyone since he put Huarhie Mehegan out In five rounds in the Antipodes on Nosr. 1. 3S14. Not only that, but Orlff The completion of the schedule 'with I Penn appearing on Oct.

28. means that it will be impossible for Pitt. to grant! the request of Indiana university for a game in Indianapolis on that date. The Hoosiers hold membership- in the Western conference, and the offer: from 10; Nov. 26, xoung- Brown, 2, Joe Shugrue, 1., 10.

-t 1913 Jan. 28, Willie Beecher, 10; Feb. 1, Johnny Griffiths, 1., 12: Feb. Joe Shugrue, 1., 10: Feb. 15, Jimmy Aai derson, 10; Feb.

25, Charlie WhitC 10; March 2, Ritchie, 10; March 17, Hal Stewart, 10; March 24, Patsy Drouillard, 10; April 8, Billy Wagner. 10; April 20, Red Watson, 10; June 18, Johnny Lusig. 10; July 3, Charlie White, 1., 10; Nov. 22. Johnny O'Leary, 10; Dec.

9, Benny Palmer, Dec 13, Jimmy Murphy, 1., 6. JOHNNY GRIFFITHS. 1914 Nov. 16, Hughie Mehegan, k. 8.

1915 Feb. 1,. Freddie Welsh, 12. Feb. 22, Joe Shugrue, 12.

March 8, Joe Azevedo, 8. April 2, Johnny Harvey, 12 April 9, Willie Ritchie, 1 6. May 3. Phil Brock, 12. May 18, Joe Mandot, (Memphis papers gave Mandot decision).

July 0, Joe Mandot. 12. Aug. 19. Milburn Baylor, 4.

Aug. 19, Leach Cross, 10. Sept. 2. Jack Britton, 1., 12.

Nov. 4, Willie Beecher, 115. Nov. 29, Matt Wells, 12. JOHNNY KILBANE.

1914 May 29, Benny Chavez, k. 2. July 3. O. Mars, 10.

Dee. 8, Joe them was a most-gratifying one. The Penn game, is the big thin at Pitt, and the Blue-and Gold authorities are therefore unable to meet In diana's wishes. The request was for a-game in" connection the celebra- I tion of Indiana's centenary, an event which would have created widespread 1 I'd UiUU I Asmmsm Hinifs interest. I I HIM TH rH IWr -rsl It' wi 1 1 1 LI This final determination of the sched ule, together with the Schenley Farms boys basketball victory over Yale last title holder won by a 400 to 28 score.

In the evening the result was 400 to 14S. In retaliation for the scare given him by Yamada Monday evening, Hoppe played just as though his title depended upon the result. In this Monday game the Jap totaled 297 and-then missed on an easy chance, giving his opponent a chance to run out on him. This being the case, then, Hoppe tore in during the afternoon argument yesterday, and came through, with an average of SO. His high run was 191, and he had, a run of 17ft.

As against this kind of work, Yamada's best was a high run of 11, and an average of aeven. night, made yesterday one of the big 'UJLliliilllJlilJilliU in irmjnn -dor -mmi gest days Pitt athletics have ever known. The floor battle between Coach Flint's proteges and the New Haven team was one of the best a local crowd has ever seen, a-nd the capacity crowd at Trees gymnasium showed proper ap preciation of the quality 01 the game. i i ii m. ilm.

ma i i 1 fl Victory in the initial contest, and over such an opponent as the Ells, will give the locals all sorts of confidence. It will also, result in 'giving them WEST PENN FLOOR LEAGUE, 19 vyuvi rank in the east where last winter i i- RESULT LAST NIGHT 40 Hsmesttad SI Carnegie I TREAT MEN AND MEN ONLY Yale captured the title in the Intercollegiate As finally arranged, the Pitt fotball I I I I 11 schedule is as follows: This Is my picture. When you call you will see me. I own my own office and treat you personally every time you call. Oct.

7. Westminster college at Forbes 'Field. Oct. 14. V.

S. Naval academy at An napolis. Oct. 21. Syracuse university at Syra I I I I I 1 11 1 I 1 STANDING OF THE CLUBS WI, Pctl WL Pet 7 1 1 1 .500 7 .5 83 1 1 .000 Carnegie.

1 .7 Brown to Meet Colgate. Providence. Dec. 22. The Brown University football schedule discloses that Colgate, has been given the Thanksgiving date, which for the past six years has been allotted to Carlisle.

Rutgers will meet Brown for the first time on Oct. 28. I 1 I I I I I I I I I I 11 I II I I I I I 4 cuse. Oct. 28.

University of Pennsylvania at Forbes Field. I I I a- i I I I I I I Jr I I Nov. 4. Allegheny college at Forbes Field." Nov. ll.W.

.4 J. college at Forbes Field. Nov. 18. Carnegie Tech.

at Forbes Yea Can Do Restored The past century has witnessed wonderful progress in the science of medicine and surgery. Discoveries for the amelioration of pain and the relief of afflicted men. undreamed of years ago. are now in use for the Specialist who has kept himself abreast of the rapid advancement of the medical profession. This applies to the Specialist who was well- prepared by advantages of study and experience in a chosen field of medicine.

After graduating and practicing general medicine for several years my attention and sympathies were directed toward the sufferers from Diseases of Men. and I decided te devote my Entire Time to the Special Study and Treatment of these DISEASES OF MEN. The Thorough. Up-to-Date. Scientific and Skillful Treatments that I have devised have brought me a large and successful practice and I am today restoring thousands Hopeless and Desnairinsr Rnirrr Field.

Nov. 80. Pennsylvania State college at; Forbes Field. Turn Down Hoosier Bid. New Tork unlveralty has" refused Indiana university's invitation for football game next fall in Indianapolis.

A full schedule and long trip are the reasons given for sending regrets." ANDRE ANDERSON AFTER BOUT WITH FRED FULTON. 1 St. Paul, Dec. 22. Andre Anderson of Chicago, who clouted Al Palxer of Minnesota for a knockout in the first round of a scheduled 10-round bout last night, was touted as a IT IS OLD IE17! Greatest To Stand i OLD DR.

THEEL'S -to Healthy and Robust Vitality. Men who were almost without ComllBitlet TreitESMt, PHILIP BALL'S SON IS 7 Bliss. Alice 8 Hughe. Isaac the decision: Heforced Mitchell tend himself several times. tHUM -'th Worst mT' at I SUM UMMMt aiw SUED BY AN ACTRESS.

St. Louis. Dec. 22. J.

Paulson "comebaek" today; Efforts to re-match him with Fred Pulton, Wellard challenger, were under way. Anderson was knocked out by Fulton in a recent bout, but the Chicagoan thinks last nlghfs win entitles him to another match, inasmuch as Palzer claims a victory over Fultoh. In last night's main go. Kid Graves of Cleveland got the decision over Mike O'Dowd of St. Paul.

nope oz ever oeing wen scram, who have been restored by Dr. J. L. Winslow to the snap, vim and strength of robust vitality can well appreciate skilled treatment administered by a Specialist who through long experience KNOWS what to do and DOES IT. Ball, son of Phil Ball, bolder of a large block of "stock in the St.

Louis Fed dr. jr. i wiwsIjOtv. Graduated. Besrlstereei mm Msied Physfeiaa.

Specialist la Pif Mew. S3. 1915 1915 -vNov. 25. 1915 TTVov.

i'9. 1915 29, -fi-191S SO, 1915 J915 2. 115 3-. 115 3. I9IS SS.

1915 30. 1915 challenge tt w.rw i Siwri'H- woraTrtMOf "tllll ISIASE" (CMtrrtl inh.rit-dl. ftr all thra fail mm will riMinu Mm. withont Mf W4 aifnfrtcim. Oarnuf ytrnn mnpm Hum a n.1 iM.ut wrcMaof r4 run ro, ur Bw.

Mrefarfal MMhetl iatraMtaf fllRVIIS Mf AtloWM. TltM.VUt umi erals, was named as defendant in a breach of promise suit filed by Miss Nell Elsing, an actress, who says she To Banquet Football Team. Assemblyman W. Crawford Murdoch will give a banquet for the Swissvale Sterling 'team, which won the Independent championship of the state Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock, at his residence, 601 Ross Wilkinsburg. Officers and captain for next year's team will be elected.

THE lilFGTIME BENEFITS AND SATISFACTION GIVEN THOSE WHO RAVE BEEN TREATED FOR THE DISEASES BELOW BY MY METHODS met young Ball on an ocean liner -Smith, Harvey Executor Wilson, Hugh, -Kress. J. Executor. Mares. Harry lrrrr ci.

fri eecritrices. Trust Co. of Gun Dudley et ai. Executors Bothwell. George Executor Beam, ohn Excut or.

rC Thomas, John Executor. if. Wilson. Executor. Natati.

Joseph, Administrator Joseph. Administrator Charles John, Andress, Harry R. SI, Administrator J. Admr d. b.

n. t. a Richard JJ. Administrator -Wolfe, W. Executor O.

Guardim Repine. Martin. Administrator Sarah Administratrix Thomas Administrator James M-. Guardian bound for Australia. Miss Klsing is a TtrmiA.

itst am iitih tnt tvahT OBSTRUCTION is a Very NERVOUS DEBILITY Is a a 1, 1915 native of Rochester, f. Y. Ball is 26 years old and a prominent clubman. 79 Vilsaek. George 80 Schwartz.

Edward 81 Robert O. Wm. 53 Liggett. B. 8 Anderson.

James SS Beam. Kleanor 86 Harahr- A. 87 Stewart. Henry .88 Kvist. Anna 89 Danieii, Vincenae 90 Specht.

Anton 91 Rodler, Sophia 92 Cunningham, Eliza 93 Cron, Volney 94 Hart, Charles 95 Jenkinson, William 96 Stuckrath. Lewis 97 Krauth, Hastings 98 Repine. Nellie 99 Dauber, Mary 100 Vandergrift, Frances G. 101 Nuttalt. Jean L.

102 Kochenderfer. John 163 Klumpp, Frank 194 Toole. James UIIIY.tlllPlltSNEM. Dec. 1H MrHwrM b'SLB Brat.

TNKKL'S OesiMastloa MethoA ta ma nw t. yn Palmer Loses to Mitchell. Milwaukee, Dec. 22. Benny Mr Mi; Ilrrm pBrirntr tmrm a 1915 1915 191 lSlS 11 115 Palmer of Memphis, an eleventh hour sub for Joe Mandot.

showed his Christie Beats Howard. St. Louis. Dec "22. Gus Christie of Milwaukee won a decision over John Howard of Bayonne, N.

in an eight-round bout here last night- lack of training in his bout here last night with Ritchie Mitchell and lost I eo. Dec. 1 ec. Dec. Dec Dec.

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ll'tiU Kua t. "(Caalaantial latomatm im allh IntsrnaTional Medical Instituts inc. on. THXxxrr. 112 8MITHFICLD afjEStftSS; PJiWAYf Hi OLD C.I.

KEEL'S "llMIISaTISa Tlr ATlitHT a -rawtMaatiaai at all 2, 1916 2, 1916 2. 1916 2, 1916 2, 1915 2, 1915 2, 1915 2. 115 FATE OF FOOTBALL AT WISCONSIN IN BALANCE. Madison, Dec. 22.

The fate of Wisconsin fall football and all intercollegiate sports rested today upon the decision of the regents' committee, investigating Badger athletics, which will report Jan. 18. It was reported today that the committee waa in favor of kicking ail intercollegiate sports Into the discard with baseball, recently abolished by the big nine conference, intramural, or home sports will be substituted, it is said. Athletic conditions have been found eo bad by the committee, it was said, that the only cure i to -kill all inter-collegiate competition. Two for Collins Cueists, After an uphill battle the Collins pool team ef Latvreneeville defeated the Federals Donaldson, M.

Anc. Adreinlstrator Charles, Administrator c. t. John Administrator Vnlon Trust Co. of Pgh.

Executor Trust Administrator Trust Co. of Pgh. Trust of Pgh. annoying and Injurious disease and It has a harmful effect upon the whole urinary system I treat each ease according to its requirements. gPECIAt DISEASES Itching, Burning- Scalding.

Painful Passages of Water respond promptly to my treatment. It is scientific. BLADDER AND KIDNEY DISEASES Puffiness Under Eyes, Pain Back. Headache. Vertigo, Swollen Extremities.

Cloudy Flakes and Deposits in Urine, are all quickly removed by my Special Treatment. VARlCOCES Enlarged tty condition of veins, which impairs the Hrculatlon. producing a weak, debil. Itated condition of the nerves and mind. I successfully treat these eases without pain or injury to your 0PILES are "Small vascular tumors and they have a most degrading Influence on the health.

I treat Piles without cutting. My treatment- is 105 Davis, Thomas R. 196 Keener. Ellen 167 Wilhelm, G. P.

F. and exhausted condition of the Nerves and Nerve Centers. No one can be strong and robust If 1 a Nerve system is impaired. My treatment soon stbps nervousness, metv-tal debility and weakened vitality and you should not delay if you are suffering from these symptoms. 60S OR 14 FOR BLOOD DISEASE If you have inflammation of the Mucous Membrane in mouth and throat, eruptions on any part of body ulcers, aching of bones, spots or all discolorations of the skin, you should come to me and receive-this now famous remedy.

All symptoms vanish as by magic. HYDROCELE results from injury and is sometimes difficult to distin- fulsh from rupture or varicoces he remedy I use for correcting' Hydrocele completely obliterates the tumor at once. REGDSTEK'S WOTOCE rk. AiiAfn. AAmtntatrKtnra.

nuarrifana ina Trustees have settled their 198 Driscoll. John Title A Trust ce Administrator. 199 Bailey, William tfmr aekaala of tha kMt carMtr 4mg int. on. im tout taM awrful atnfl.

hn4rd nf itl4. mm the rmkmw Mwa, ttiMrai A HajpyfHcMto Title Trust Admr c. t. a. 110 Logan.

Emma aa.ii.i iiii. Mmniilii In tha afflca Af tha Rarl ater and Clark of Orphans Court, aad the ill MeCombs, Elizabeth Fidelity Title Trust Administra same will be or seated for confirmation to ta Orphans' Court of AUeghsay County, at the Court House. Pittsburgh, on MONDAY. January 3rd, 191S. tor d.

o. n. c. t. a Fidelity Title Fidelity Title A Trust uinininG HAMmiiiD.TeiTMoaoLvt PAINS.

SOKE MOUTM THROAT. SOKE SPOTS, IRRITATIONS. SWELLINGS. IN-FLAM ATI ONft. BURNINGS.

SCALE. No. estates of Accountants Filed 2.1SIS 2, 1915 2, 1915 2, 1915 2, 19IS 2, 1915 2, 1915 2. 1915 2. 1916 2, 1915 2, 1916 2.

1916 112 Stough. Charles R. 118 Smith. Jane 114 Doyle (now Cooper). 2 Camrbell.

Mary Campbell. John C. Administrator isia Anderson, Elizabeth it. Wm. Administrator No.

Dee. Dec. Dee. Dec. Johanna Title A Trust Title At Trust King.

David Bertha Administratrix c. t. a. 116 Hofscher. Francis Xov.

6 Dichteimiller. Christina. Christy, Daniel, Administrator c. t. a.

Title Trust 116 Diets, William! -Pearson. John Anna Administratrix 117 Lang (now Jones), Mary. Fidelity Title A Trust 6, 1915 6. 11 8, 1915 8, 19H 1915 191. 9, 1915 9, 1913 of Northside.

100 to sa. rcre: Fidelity Title Ac Trust Guardian 118 Stevenson. Margaret 7 ScoflL, Levi 8 Durkln. Andrew Gulentz, Charles, John Executor Kf and painless. vNor.

Nov. Keriera.1 siaatiea Treatiasat sees direct te die st. E. Surviving Executor and 119 Johnson, Samuel Minnie 1915 Celling Xteuther Kaiser Ritcney Tol Scratrtves ffftratt Miller Wylie Total Scratches 35 ii i 108 6 42 21 35 10. 1915 THE OLD RELIABLE' Trustee Dec 2.

19 O'Brien. M. Hubert. Executor 8. 1915 Mary McC, Executrix lli Title Trust Administrator De.

,8, 1916 Sophia, Administratrix 1915 Regina. Executrix 3, 115 C. Administrator Dec. 3, 1916 Safe Dep. A Trust Co.

of Pgh, Extr Dec. 1H 9 Rooney Mary 10 Miller, Mart A 11 Bowes, Ethel 12 Haler, Louis 13 Smith, George 14 Houlden, Harriet P. 15 Travis, H. A. If ticlnda 17 Nash.

John Rooney, Arthur Executor. Joseph Executor Trust Guardian Agnes 11., Charles Executor. Bess Lola, Administratrix Venetta W. fixecutor Minnie. 121 Darlington.

Marry 122 Wells. Joseph 123 McPherson, Jim Zimmerman, Louis 125 Marsh. William 126 Harbours, John i wtranh (now Mueller). f.t.i 1 00 Total 95 CONSULTATION FREE Office Hours- 1 to It In the forenoon: 1 to 5 In the afternoon: Mop4t. Wi.

and Saturday evnin 7 to SUNDAY you will find mo at my office from 1 A te 1 P. M. onlv. Although I am a vry trasy doctor at all time eeBt ef' my largo practice. 1 invite any man whose health Is not whet it tiAtiiit to call at my office and consult me about hi case (fr) at any time tho above bW.

YOV WILL RECEIVE COIRTF.OV9 ATTENTION AT MY HANDO I SEE 1 ALL MV PATIENTS PERSONALLY. I IM THE WORK MYSELF. MY SERVICES IN KEACH OF ALL. pi Corner Sixth Ave. and IibertyAT.

UrtlsL. WinSlOw Entrance 30O Sixth Pittsburgh, Pa. fOnnosite Keenaa Bids.) Entire Second Floor. r. J.8 Aronchild, Philip The Central cueists ef the Korthside were also trouneed, 100 te 9- Score: -Uins Central Olive O.

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A Trust Co. of Fgh, Gdn. p.uther 86 Baust SO 1S8 Engle. Cora i ns rxie uap. mr.

-j rust or r-gfi, mm Dec. 13 Mihm, Richard C. The Safe Dep. Trust o. of 1'gh.

Gdn Dec is Aiumson, wiuiam ft. Executor 20 Hees. James Rees, William et al. tl Gallagher. Catherine M.

Estelle 22 Hotz. John Hots, Mary, Administratrix 23 Hook. George, Jr Hook, Jacob G- 24 Jorden, Preston i Jorden, harlee Administrator Bron Johnson 39 Ritchey 87 Summers 25 AT DRUGSI8TMRTRIAL SOX BY MAIL SO 131 Charles Kate Dep. rust te. or rjn, Dec.

132 Rodemann. Augusta Adolph G. Executor Dec. FROM PUNTKIJ HKSjryjrK vjVXl.TM.nT. Total 94 Scratches Totei io Scratches 6 -McNeal.

Arthur A 133 Limbniner. Joseph Jacob. j.34 Jones. David Lloyd James M-, Administrator IJa linger. Olivereit rtauey, samcei ti r.xw.uwi utt 100 Total 9, Total 13 Silk, George South Side Trust nre, Aamr.

10, 11 Nov, 10, 1915 10, 1915 Nov. 1. 1915 Nov. 11. 1915 New.

11, 1915 -Nov. 11. 1915 Nev. 11. 1915 11.

1SU 1915 Xiv. 12. 1S15 12, 19i5 Nov. 13. 1915 15, 1915 Nov, 15, 1915 15, 1915 15, 1915 Nov.

1, 191? Nov. IS, 1915 16. 1915 Nov. IT, 1915 Nov. 17.

1915 Nov. 17. iSla Nov. 18. 1915 Nov.

IS. 1915 18. 115 Nov. 18. 1915 i 18, 1915 Nov.

19, 1915 Nov. 19. 1915 Nov 19, 1915 Nov. 19, 191S 1 JT Siugylcxki. Samuel fciUe jratt lo.

mi rga. Aamr Dec 138 Tode, Rosy, also Thomas et al. Executors Anna Admn d. b. n.

c. t- a. McLennhtn. T. Emma Ellen.

Administratrix. Braddock Trust James Elsenhauer, Henry, William Executor Michael Administrator Achesoa. Wm. H-. Executor.

Cecelia R. tformerly Kunkle). Central Beats Freshmen. IS Wall. Wilson 2T Lake, Margaret 28 Ewing, Mary 29 Woche, Margaret Moore.

Kobert P. 81 Eisenhauer, Ansa 82 Ebel. Margaret 88- Gross. John 84 Edward 3a Kunkel. Phillip ss Rosy Grumoer.

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1911 3, 1915 3, 1916 3, 1916 3, 1916 3. 1915 3, 1915 3. 1915 3. 1915 3, 1915 1915 8. 1915 8, 1915 the Pitt freshmen basketball team opened its season last night against "Central -High if msmi en Kiwyn South maa Trust w.r rgn.

Guardian Dec. l.S Grajewski. Framls South SideaTruat Co. ef Pgh. Guarriian Dec 141 llildren.

John Side Trust Co. of Pgh. Guardian 14 Kirk. George -Guarantee Titla A Trmst Admr 143 Gajther, John Title A Trust Adminls- and lost by a 31-31 score. The' freshmen (ailed te show any team work, and this.

traivr w. o. u. v. l'fr.

I 144 Kelly. Jane Floyd Brown. William A. Executor Dc. coupled with poor shooting, accounts- for their downfall.

Central High, on the other hand, although much outweighed by the university lads, played rings around them in lit. Paerber. Franz Menu. aeroer. iruz uraiit, iwc IVcak, VJorn Out non-n 8arcsfully treated in the ahortst 146 Thompson.

John 11 Wltherspoon, Jot; M-, Administrator Dec When patients have become skeptical and think thero is no relief for them. I want an opportunity tcj trwat such men. It makes no difference about the financial part, as I accept pay for my services as benefits are derived, when I am satisfied the patient Is reliable. KPF.rlAL IHSEASKS Itchin. Burning.

Administratrix SS Oswald. Kaisbet Piatt. Jane, Administratrix c. t. a 87 McGarrity.

Susanna McAfee. J. Administrator. 3-T-Bairenttne. Sara Sarah) Hood, George Executor 89 Mischo, Theresia Bleichner.

John Executor 40 Gutfeld, Adolph Gutfeld, Kannie, 41 Nieboff. Cstheriue Xiehoff, George 42 Mary Fallows, Jamee. Executor 43 White. David White. Mary Administratrix 44 Huether, August i.

Christina. Administratrix Weetiiaa. joon rsuicBo. xm.t x-wuu ii0Mw. William Savs Trust Admlffrnrator Iec.

the critical stages, pre-eminent in Central High's offensive was the shooting of Oefsky. who caged six goals, all from difficult angles. Central 81 Freshmen si Savs A Trust Dec. 149 Murray, WIIMam Mara.ret...McGiaugBii&, George. Executor.

Dec. 151 Currie. Margaret K. Leslie Administrator 152 MeKirdy, Alice Colonial Trust I Atndursky, Firestone Dec Ii, Dec tm -uarnpiort. jonn anas 1916 3.

3916 Alonao E. Cain Chalfant. E. C. Ancillary Administrator.

Thomas .1 am timiii i v. auiiiusu.lvi Nellts Trustee Nov. 1J. itt Oersky neuer Kaha Lytes Xevy Berrjrman Goldman Starirer iSt Lowen. George William Trustee.

Nov. S3. 1916 15 Schenley. Mary Elizabeth-Carnegie. Andrew, et al.

Tru-rtecs Nov. 59, leu is-? CsiroHne Savings A Tratt Treat ee Field goals Gefaky Amduraky 2. Fire JtT. 3.1S15 ossible time, awl at the least eat- tiense. If yon are afflicted with ar 11 Acute, Chronic, Nerrons, Blood II contracted IMseovse call on me today.

II If your rase Is curable I can re- it- I give free consultation, opinion 1 1 and advice to afflicted men. If in II trouble call today. It will cost you nothing to have a talk. rf My fees are reasonable for liiglt- 1 1 class serrice and satisfactory ar- II stone, Berryman, fctanier. l-ouis uoldman.

20, 1915 2, 1915 22. 1915 2. 1915 23, 115 23, 1915 2S. 1915 23. 1915 28.

1915 28. 1915 3. 1915 Vnarles Grace. Executrix Naomi J-, Executrix Eva. Executrix Charles et ai.

Executors. J. Murat, Surviving The Colonial Trust Guardian The Colonial Trust Guardian Colonial Trust Guardian 15 out of 24; Heller, 14 out of Wright, 1 out of 1. Scalding. Painful Passages TVatrr respond promptly to my treatment.

It la scientific. BtADDtR AMI KinXEY 1ISKAES PufTlness Under Eyes. Psln In Back. Headache, Vertlso. Swollen Kxtremities.

Cloudy Flakes and Ixposlt in t'rine. are all quickly removed by my Special Treatment. tTtrSAItm OBSTRITHOS is a very annoying and injurious disease and it has a harmful effect upon the whole urinary system I treat each case according to Its requirements, VARICOCES Enlarged knotty condition of veins, which impairs the circulation, producing weak, debilitated condition of the and mind. I successfully treat these cases without pain or injury to your powers. 1916 1U 1916 1916 1926 1915 48 Flock.

August 47 Reynolds, George W. 4 8 Coates, Elisabeth T. 49 Sell. IjCO 5 Jones, Evaa 51 Williamson. William 52 Schlosser.

John 68 Cogley Haxel 54 Strobel, Elsie 55 Harrison. Jean Siegwarth. William J. 67 Gellner. Frank 58 McAieer, Missouri 69 Summer.

Freeborn G-. McAlee.a. Patrick CI Crone. Lenore Boxing at Braddock. I tie colonial Trust uuuiiisn A boxina: show 'will be held tomorrow MeCaatlleM, Aphia Fidelity Title A True Tnuiee ii9 Meore Jetn F.

Fidelity Title A Trust Trustee le) McKelvey, Dr. William H.F1dellly Title A Trust "e-. Trustee John Title A Trust 1. White. J.

C. Fidelity Ttt- A Tnat Trustee 13 Johnson. Samnl Title A Trust Trustee tea Barnes, Sarah Fidelity Titie A Trust Trustee lcxChildSL Harry T.tlo A Trust Trustee ls McKelvey, Jeo. Title A Tnut Trustee i.7 Hays. Eltxabeth Title A Trust Co, Tru.te ili Miller.

Wilson Fidelity Tit! A Treat Trusta Fleming. Hugh Fidelity Titie A Trust Trustee 17e OMver. Jane Amelia J. et al. Trujitcts 171 Thaw.

William (Coke 1Ji Trust) Benjamin, et al. Trostees. Tec. Dec Iec. Dec Dec.

Dec -Dec Dee. Coloaial Trust John. Samuel. Elisabeth, Executrix McKlnley. Mary Administratrix evening at Turner hall, Braddock.

Steve Pendro and Joe Gets will meet in the six-round finale, and Matt Gorman and Andy Coulson in the semi.fi.naL The other two bouts will have Paul Clark oDDOSinc Battling Dherbine, and rangementa can be made for the payment of tike Mine. Xreifua, et al. 2, 1915 2. 1916 2. 1916 2.

1916 3. 1915 11. 8, UIS Nov. 23. 1915 23.

1915 13, 1915 Nov. 23. 1915. Nov. 23.

191 23. 1915 XOV. 23. 1915 i4. 1915 Nov.

24, ms Nov. 24. 1915. Nev. 2.

1916 2f. 191 Kallv. Ellen Executrix 62 Mullen. Kate 68 MeCready. Mra Nancy D.Mitchell.

Harry et al. Executors rOJfT OXrm CT I aaak as it laity of r. FB6STATIO enlargement, resulting In the stoppage ef now ef urine and pala. treated without operation. 1T2 cUndeBoing.

Arthur Savings A Treat Trestee. ly seaentttag seae lisviag aad sajtaaasatly HuS have failed to reapead to ode ef luat atea, Naurmitn. George, executor (6 Porter. Katherine The Colonial Trust Guardlafi 66 Ody, John Ody. Maria Jane.

Executrix i. 67 Warner, Leland Warner. Mary 68 Sallows. George II James, Ooardias.a Tommy Trimble against Mike Mllko. Boxer in English Toils.

AUGDDT NOTICE keIly Ify treatment removes the Inflammation. redaose the enlargement, normal condition 1" gf euickly restored. fX SC. 191 69-r-Brtxner. Jennie Iav-ls, C- Administrator.

-Allen boxer, known In this Offtce heats te 4 70 Kohler. John ICohler. Stephanla (now Ruaaak). Admrx. 71 Rauso.

Anna Maria Rnm. Henrv. Executor If, 191 KHEIMATISM treated In all its forma SPECIALIST AH ares tatereeted are Store? aeosed taa as. Aedrf Us wtn mm maAo ere mt fit! rManas: aeeeonte I JI srsleh skaU ekow balance for OUrtrt-IT Iru-Z. tm witiah ummImI SkaU be Bled, aad that said Aadlt Use je ee sv ssu an au sad Nov.

3T. 1915 country as the Dixie Kid, is in jail in London on a charge of making- false statements In the effort to help Robert aeth Biecmctty. ano weaieines. e.4 Pmi( A vs P-U P. eaw te auy efSee fee KJtCTAL tMseaees.

oueh as Piles. Fissures. renn raw treats. Ti uonerw, Jmn waul, Margaret A-, Aaministrainx. 78 Kuehale, Martin --KuehBle, Annie, Executrix lieasttal Ka- Nov.

87. mi a snoeesaial ristula. etCy I quickly overcome without 1 flflK the Name perienee aan TJnbe take hp en MO NT) AT, Jaaoery lttfc, 1H. and eonttiraa thereafter each day SsVIraaya-U BsSiay "eeps the waoi. ll as tUL Vfttsbnrtr.

V. Dee. tra, lfls. Kestster aad Xx-OflSde Clerk mt Orpaaas Court. 8 sender, an EnrlishmaD, get a pass the aid of the knife.

mwm-m Ma Ifsasser 74 J8e. ueerge, taai and Boaie ICOJer, Btstan. Oaardisn. JT. If T5 Rlsb.

Stany Meaengahela City Tntt Cm. JT, lll 18 Williams, Mary Asa WUUama, unm.ju-- Ulf port to Boston co he could escape mili tary itmei. Jau ts nxaa at auo..