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WEDNESDAY, MAY. 22, 1929? Other Departments, Court 5450. Other Departments, Court 5450 --Questions-Answers- -1 FOR MAT 1 MEMBERS OF CAST there, are most densely populated livari a. me1 population ol souin America is estimated at 66.yoo.o)0. The population is more dense Chile, Argentina and the southern part ot Brazil.

HEATER MEN HIT ARBITRATION ACT OF STATE solo. He was accompanied by an Indian band in full regalia, and they played" and sang just after tne vice president and his sister, Mrs. Gann, took their places in a box at the ball. Q. What is the population ot South America and what countries i -Any reader may obtain a personal reply to any answerable question on xact oi intormauon on writing to our Washington 1322 New York ave, Washington.

l). enclosing a cents in stamps'. Legal, medical and marital advice cannot be given nor can extended research Lady" bears the same title as the picture. Q. What is the largest gun used in the Untied States Navy? A.

The 16-inch guns are the largest. Q. Which is the starboard and which the port side ot a vessel? A. Starboard is that side-ol a vessel on the right hand of one facing the bow. side is the left side.

Q. What is the official name for Persia? Was Antonio Stradivari, the Violin Maker Married? Did He Have Any Children? Removes Corns Callouses be given. KQ. letters are held in Worts confidence and must be signed. LOOT TIGEX stop 17 fft McKeesport Owners Start Equity Case Against Film Exchanges.

InroWti IM fcair Hk WkncFw 1 NkX knock cnlds. Sold ner" at the; last inaugural charity ball? A. Chief Roaring Thunder, a Chippewa Indian, sang "The Star-Spangled Banner" as a baritone ndcr MoDfBackGaaik Toenails -3Qp A. Iran. Q.

Who was the Indian chief who sang "The Star-Spangled Ban- LUCKY TIGER AT VOUQ PPU66iaT Q. Was Antonio Stradivari, the violin maker, married? Did he have any children? A. He was married twice, and had six children by his first wife and five by his second. How many were Killed and injured in football in 1928? A. Nineteen were reported killed and more than 100 were seriously injured.

Q. Who played the part of Detective Doyle in the motion picture, "Alias Jimmy A. Lionel Barrymore. Q. What is the derivation and meaning of the name McLeod? A.

It is a Scotch family name OTDiJJDlHi An attack upon the constitutionality of the arbitration act passed by the Pennsylvania Legislature in 1927. is made in the equity proceedings being tried in Common Pleas Court before Judge Frank P. Patterson, involving the motion picture Industry. biU was filed by the owners or the Capitol-Lyric operating two movie theaters in McKeesport, against the Pathe Exchange, Booking Offices of America, universal Film Exchange. Educational Films Exchange.

Fox Film Corp. and Tiffany-Stahl Pro-auctions, who asked for an injunction restraining the defendants from cutting off their supply of pictures after they had failed to comply with sn award made against them by an arbitration board. CONTRACT CHALLENGED. Not alone is the constitutionality meaning descendants of Leod, the "ugly" or "bad" who lived in the Isles about 1260 A. D.

Q. Are there any farmer organi Members of the cast of "The Disappearance of. Jean Mallory," which will be produced May 27 and 28 at Norwood Hall, Norwood avc North Side, are pictured above. The play is being produced by the Annunciation Players. The members are; Front row, Mary R.

Lezik. Maude Connelly, and Clare M. Hergenroeder. Back row, Margy Dildine, Leo Sweeney, and Jack Bridge. zations affiliated with the American Federation of Labor? A.

No. 51 ilW Q. What is the per capita wealth of the United States? A. It is estimated at $2,94150. Samples! Regularly 1.50 and 2.00 ALL SIZES, CUT FULL 3 TO 8 YEARS CARNEGIE OUTING Four Schools Go to Kennywood Park for Picnics.

Q. What are the theme songs vi me ai Ditration act challenged, but "Four Sons" and "Shady A. The theme song of "Four" MEN ARE EXONERATED Pair Nabbed in McKeesport Cleared of Suspicion at Hearing. Louis Toth, business manager of Uj Elore, a Hungarian newspaper published in New York, issued a statement today emphasizing the fact that he was completely exon Sons" is entitled "Little Mother" and the theme song ot "Shady Four special trains will bev used by the pupils of the Carnegie schools in going to and from Kennywood Park today where their yearly picnic is to be held. The Scott town Here are savings thrifty mothers are sure to appreciate, as they did on a previous occasion some ago, when they purchased these in dozen lots.

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Murphy, James Platts and' John Aten arranged the Heidelberg events. Another big outing day is scheduled at Kennywood tomorrow, with the Wilkinsburg and Pitcairn school picnics to be held. him. McKeesport authorities indicated at the conclusion of the hearing that they had no objection to the newspaper which he represented and that the publication is free to circulate in McKeesport, Toth declared. Joseph B.

Takacs. representing Uj Elore at McKeesport, was also arrested. Both men were discharged, Toth emphasized. The police made the arrests after being falsely informed that the men were anarchists, Toth declared. Regulation MATERIALS Combination Rayons Broadcloths Piques Combination Tops with Contrasting Shorts Flapper Oliver Twist Double Breasted Middy Knicker Mail and Phone Orders Filled Call AT.

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Had Still, Is Fined $100. John Cochinck, of Garfield Springdale, was fined $100 yesterday by Justice Lawrence V. Sutton, of Springdale, after Constable Frank. Campbell testified that he seized a 20-gallon still ir the Cochinck home Monday night. Daniel W.

Kelleher, 29, president (Gqg-0 of the Kelleher Transfer Storage 9 Dresses died last night in the St. Francis Hospital from a fractureed skull 1 66 A nFhnnlTnn suffered Monday night when he was A New Shipment Featuring a struck by an auto in the Nobles-town rcL according to a coroner's report. Kelleher was repairing a fiat tire Wide Variety of Smart Styles TOMORROW I -7 1 when he was struck by the auto of Charles Boehme, of 1311 Merryfield it was said. Boehme was instructed to post bond for a coro Sh and Ca This brand, noted for its service and dura bilitv, is sold exclusively in Pittsburgh at Kaufmann's "Downstairs Store" year-round at the lowest possible prices, consistent with their high quality. ner's inquest.

Kelleher lived at 1531 McFarland Mt. Lebanon. me legality of the Standard Uniform contract, which all exhibitors are required to sign before they can secure films. This contract is challenged on the ground that it is unfair and unjust, and gives the producing companies an unfair advantage over the exhibitors. The contract contains an arbitration clause, requiring all trade disputies to be submitted to arbitration, but It is claimed that the arbitrations boards are under the domination and control of the film exchange owners and producers.

'Attorney Oliver K. Eaton, counsel for the moving picture theater owners of the Western Pennsylvania district, made his attack on-' the arbitration act, on the ground that it Usurps the power of the courts and deprives constitutional rights. NATION-WIDE ATTENTION. The trial of the case is attracting nation-wide attention. Testimony was introduced yesterday showing the United States is divided into 13 zones by the film exchanges.

In each of these zones there is a film board of trade, but these are dominated and the policies dictated by main office of the film producers in New York, it is charged. The local secretaries are appointed from the New York office. A boycott and blacklist is maintained, the plaintiffs allege. Testimony was introduced to establish that in the event an exhibitor fails to comply with the award of the arbitration board his supply of films is cut off, and that he must cease doing business as a film exhibitor. The arbitration committee, which disposes of trade complaints, is made up of three representatives from the distributors and film exchanges, three chosen from the exhibitors, and a seventh may be obtained in case there is a tie vote.

CONDEMN DECISIONS. The exhibitors are unable to secure equitable decisions, it is alleged, because of the fact that the arbitrations committee is made up of persons dominated by the film exchanges and producers. If an award is made against an exhibitor the secretary of the local film board of trade notifies all of the film exchanges and producing companies, and his supply of films is cut off, it is contended. When the name of an exhibitor appears on the list sent out by the local secretary, which is virtually a blacklist, or a boycott, service will not be rendered to him by any of the companies affiliated with the local board of trade, attorneys for the McKeesport theater men allege. The same system which is in operation in Western Pennsylvania is used in all sections of the United States, the same instructions being sent out from the main office in New York, it is charged.

CLAIM HARDSHIP. Although the local district comprises counties extending to the central part of the state, and Erie county on the north, it also embraces 26 counties in West Virginia. Under the terms. of the contract they are required to sign, exhibitors agree that in the event they wish to bring court action under the contract they waive OFFICERSARE NAMED St. Davids Man to Head State Conservation Council.

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Mix all ingredients together, add 2 teaspoons of melted butter. Drain into a well-buttered casserole and bake half an hour. Then remove cover and delicately brown. Try this new discovery every time you cook a vegetable. Note how much more both children and adults like vegetables cooked in this way because the added sugar develops and brings out all the natural, tasteful flavors of the foods.

Sugar restores the flavor of freshness to vegetables that are wilted and to canned vegetables. Add a dash or more of sugar, depending on quantity, when cooking peas, lima beans, string beans, corn, carrots, beets', parsnips, sweet potatoes, squash, onions and tomatoes. Good food promotes good health. The Sugar Institute. Two Piece Styles! Styles MaoriryS Only 800 Drete to Sell at This Low Price.

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