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EIGHT Tuesday. Amir, 1030 )30 WANT AD HEADQUARTERS. COTRT 40O0 OTHER DEPARTMENTS. COfRT 5150 -TOE riTTSKURGH TRESS. 123 Diamond St.

Or Dan Tucker Sez, Sczcc Floyd Gibbons sneezed t'other night and had 142 words left over when his time wuz up. 20 Diamond Sq. KNAP? BROTHERS CO. AIR CRASH FATAL. Lambert, Head of Engine Company, Is Victim Br The Cnitea Press SOUTH BEND, Ind.

Crumpling of the wing of his airplane sent Samuel B. president of the Lambert Aircraft Engine hurtling 2,000 feet to his death near here late yesterday. When the wing gave way. it tore off the propeller, ripped the engine from its frame and sent pieces of the craft ailing over a wide area five miles north of South' Bend. Officials of the company at Moline, 111., flew here to claim the body.

Lambert was taking an exhibition engine produced by his firm to the Detroit Air Show when the accident occurred. NEW BILL BLOW AT BAD ETHICS Temptation to' Run Up Poundage in Air Mail System Cited OFFICER LOSES FIGHTJ-OR LIFE Blood Transfusions Fail to Save Oakland Patrolman block Sivan. 300 'Jl Sea Foods of all Kinds mail, so every four years a weight survey was made to see what increases should be made in the payment scale to the railroads. And at weighing time many of the roads would start shipping great masses of mail matter in order to run up their poundage. With air mail paid for by the pound, a few of the contractors have violated the ethics of business by either sending extra mail to themselves or by paying the postage on large shipments which would have to go over their lines.

The Post Office has the power to cancel contracts whenever Hhere is justifiable cause. It has been found, so the Post Office says, that one sharp warning is sufficient to make erring contractors walk the straight and narrow. I kA -j ua yesterdav in '4 Did ye read the new moral code Will Hays laid down to the movie producers? More ibition. Mebby more straw votes. If they foller his orders.

Little Women and Black Beauty are about the only cm) rn i. 5 By ERNIE PYLE WASHINGTON One of the chief arguments for the Watres Air Mail EN TEN DELICACIES CT erved at Their Best tkjr Kramer menus are at no time more appe-tizinf and complete than during Lent, Enjoy our special ETening Dinner, tonight! i Bill is that it removes temptation for contractors to do wrong, i Under the old system of paying by the pound for the carrying of air Eat More Fish (Big Shipment Daily) Try Our Big Specials Chesapeake Bay Herring ISc Boston Mackerel 1 8c Lake Erie Jack Salmon lb. 20c Fillet Haddock lb. 20c Atlantic City Silver Bass lb. 20c days battle aitcr a two tranSfuons Sen bv "4 Patrick tv! by Patrolman cf Mr inHMSulllvan was the son Sr 960 li rirClIviB p- Sullivan joined hi preneld Ave.

He and Department in Station Ut of Oakland eianon. He was a member of th Fraternal Order of Police and St Roseha's Cathoiir ru, anq st- or Dan For Safty Sake-demand Let's Meet and Eat at SPECIAL EVENING DINNER, SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER, $2.00 SUNDAY TEA DINNER, $1.00 stories pure enough to git by. They'd have to bootleg a mother goose film. Much too darin' and outspoken. Will has issued the code so there's nothin' much fer him to do till it's again time to issue a code.

Meantime, why don't he do somethin' about smirein' man, a numoer 01 ine coniratwrs ran up their poundage by unethical methods, according to the Post Office. The Post Office has had this problem to contend with ever since mail was carried. Years ago the pound-mileage system was used on the railroads, and this finally had to be abandoned for the space-mileage system. It was impossible to weigh all the Cleaning Fluid 7, 1 TYPEWRITER TYPE easily cleaned -removes gummy Also Big Variety of All Kinds of Other Fish, Oysters and Sea Food COR. FIFTH AND LIBERTY GRAEME ST.

in tna minei wrmng clear. OrMRfYlTICC and larcer sizes 'iS-fSVu by hiS Pai-ents- f0r Mr. Mai'Saret, Martha and Webb- Pittsburgh SumvabntherS' ReBiS Funeral services will be held in 6t. Roseha-s Church Thursday at a. m.

Burial will be in Calvarv I I LL AT ALL DRUG STORES 3 A Tomorrow on Our Second Floor up ol' Charley Chaplin? or re-vivin' Fatty Arbuckle. The last time they pushed Fatty into the lake you couldn't hear the splash. Now you could. And who wouldn't love to hear the merry music made by a custerd, pie slappin" Charley in the face? There's two constructive sugges-, tions fer you. Will.

Stop me if you've heard this one. Thousands haint. They say Amos 'n Andy had a picture all made, but Pepsodent removed the film. (We stopped him. Ed.) Greenfield.

Funeral services will be held at St. Rosalia's Church, Thursday at 9 a. m. She is survived by her husband, Patrick McGuire; two daughters. Ann and Mrs.

Edward Flohr, and two sisters, Mrs. Martin Lyons. Pittsburgh, and Mrs. Thomas Finn. County Mayo, Ireland.

Tatrlck J. Henncssy TJl3trick.J- nccxsy, 100 block Thomas South Side, died Sat. mnZ hme after a ort 1IC been a resident of Pittsburgh for the past 50 years and a member of St. Canice Catholic Church. fIrHenncsy 13 survived by the following children: James Aloy-slus Eleanor Mrs.

Vincent P. iiirscn. Sister Francis Assisi of Sisters of St. Joseph. Baden.

Phoebe and Richard Hennessy. funeral services will be held tomorrow at 8:30 a. m. from St. Canice's Church.

Nikvv lei In A Special Underpriced Sa Mrs. T. T. Moss Ellen Moss, wife of Thomas T. Moss, 69, died at her home, 100 block Chartiers Crafton, Monday.

Mrs. Moss was a resident of Crafton for 43 years, a member of the Daughters of St. George, Lily of fhe 3 Guy R. Ainsworth Guy R. Ainsworth.

54. of 2600 block Voelkel Dormont, died Bunday. Mr. Ainsworth had been an employ of Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph for the last two and a half years. He was a member of St.

Clair Lodge 'No. 684, F. A. Chartiers Com-mandery No. 78, Knights Templar, and the Almas Club of Dormont Masonic services will be held tomorrow evenim at the Brinhauer Mortuary, 2600 block West Liberty Ave.

He is survived by his widow, and ft son, Guy S. Ainsworth of Seattle, Wash. Burial will be in Mt. Lebanon Cemetery. Sirs.

Margaret A. Dyson Mrs. Margaret A. Dyson, widow of Thoma3 A. Dyson, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

Catherine Schorn. 2300 block Palm Beach Beechview. Mrs. Dyson was born In Wales and came to Pittsburgh 37 years ago. She had been a resident of Beech-view for eight years and was a member of St.

Catherine's Catholic Church. Besides her daughter, she is survived by a son, John T. Dyson, and two grandchildren. The City's Best in Style in Value Two Tremendous Groups! Styles and Qualities Rarely Seen at These Low Prices! Valley Lodge 42, and a member of the Hawthorne Avenue Presbyterian Church Home Missionary Society. She leaves her husband, two daughters, Mrs.

Elsie Rhodes, Mrs. Mary Oliver; two sisters, Mrs. Annie Murphy, New York City, Mrs. Margaret Bently, Newark, N. three brothers, Clarence Langdon, Lyons, William Langdon and Joseph Langdon, at home; one grandson and one great-grandson.

Fashion is not a luxury at Frank Seder! For we've concentrated every effort toward making this a merchan dising feat which will be the talk of the at mm town! r-very coat bought at a price ottered at worth-while concessions! ifttggfS I il Every type, color and size! Fashions sponsored by Vionnet, Patou, Martial et Armand fashions you'll be proud to wear on Easter Day. Mrs. Lucy I. Dolphin Mrs. Lucy I.

Dolphin. 70, formerly or Pittsburgh, died Sunday in a San Francisco hospital. Mrs. Dolphin was a telegraph operator for some years at Indiana, Pa. and Pittsburgh.

She is survived by a son. J. Chester Dolphin of Redwood City. and wo sisters. Mrs.

Ella Corbin of Rochester. Pa. and Mrs. P. G.

McKee of Tulsa. Okla. NO CHARGE FOR EXAMINATION Should your pye? need attention. will be glad to make an examination absolutely free to you. Headaches are frequently -due to eye strain.

Proper glasses quickly give relief. Mrs. W. W. Jimeson Mrs.

Grace Jimeson, 59, wife of W. W. Jimeson, second vice president of the Bank of Charleroi and Trust Co. died in her home, Fifth Ave. and Lincoln Charleroi, Bunday.

Mrs. Jimeson was born in Clearfield, moving to Charleroi 38 years ago. Besides her husband, she is survived by two sons, W. Carrion Jimeson of Pittsburgh and R. M.

Jimeson of Charleroi; a brother, Harry DeVinney of Knox; an uncle, C. Frank Cardon of Miami and a niece, Mrs. Lucy Robinson of Donora. Sizes for Every One! Coats for Juniors, for Misses, for Women, for Little Women, for Larger Women! An event you'll appreciate for it offers above-ordinary "coat-buys" at the very time when smart women most prefer to make their selections. Right before Easter! Selections that will amaze you by their diversity! Values that will surprise you! Proving once more that SMARTNESS COSTS LESS WHEN YOU DO YOUR SHOPPING HERE! Only seven models of the hundreds of coats are illustrated only general descriptions to give you a picture of the importance of this event so come in see for yourself! Choose your coat from these comprehensive groups! Frank Seder Second Floor (Midi hi'- sfMi 7M 13.

y. Mrs. Cecelia McGuire Mrs. Cecelia McGuire, died at her home, 4100 block Haldane STYLE $o75 RIMLESS This graceful, rimless style with the octagon shape spherical lenses makes the glasses almost Invisible on the face. Pearl guards protect you no metal can touch you.

Downtown: 62 Liberty East Pittsburgh: 817 Braddock Ave. Dr. J. Singer and Dr. J.

J. Schmidt, Regitttrmd Optomttrigtn in Charge. rror'eT 7' i i THE SAFE LAXATIVE Men, women and children, who need a safe, gentle laxative, should take the Genuine Husband Magnesia. To insure its effectiveness when desired, add a little lemon or orange iuice. One-ounce bottle only.

All druggists. 11 Leading Jeweler mnd Opticians ti VSts. Ti At Pa tEk1w A il At s35.00 $22.50 Face Covered With Pimples and Blackheads. Cuticura Healed. My trouble began when 1 was about sixteen years old My face was covered with pimples and blackheads The pimples were very hard and the itching was so bad that I used to scratch until they would bleed.

Sometimes I had to get up in the night on account of the "I read an advertisement lor Cuticura Soap and Ointment and sent for a free sample. I purchased more, and after using three or four cakes ot Cuticura Soap, and about the same of Ointment I was completely healed." (Signed) Joseph Marks, 1342 Penn. Ave, Pittsburgh, Pa. Soap 2Sc Ointment 25 and 50c Talcum 25c Sold everywhere. Sample each free.

Address: "Caticura Laboratories Dept. H. Maiden, Mm. Coats perfect in their styling really marvelous in value! All new de-' tails exploited! Black, Oxford, Tawny, Midi, Pi-rate, Corsair, Green, New Choice models with daringly cut capes and boleros, subtle flares, dramatic trimming! Workmanship throughout showing skill and care rarely found on coats priced only $35! r4k Ns. Cd I 1 -s A 1 A A RELIEF I ONE MINUTE! These Smart Fashions! Belted Princess Type! 100 Camelhair Coats! Velveteen with Satin! Coats with Chic Capes! With Broadtail, Lapin, Squirrel, Galyak, Wolf, Fox, Mole Fur Trimming! iki New and Ultra-Chic! Coats of High Type Materials! Woolly Crepes, Covert, Monotone, Flecked Tweeds, Silk Faille, Tricolaine in all desired New Colors! With self-trims and with furs- cleverly applied Use rjtfrirnenting brscholl's Zino-pads and pain from corns and tender toe3 will be gone for good! In one minute all pain ceases.

It's the healing, soothingmedicationinZinoj pads that gives you this absolute relief. At the same time they cushion the sore spot and remove the cause --friction and pressure of shoes! Once corns are gone they never come back, if you Wly Dr. Scholl's Zino-pads atthe first sign of xr- ritation caused by new or tight shoes. They ar. thin, small, safe, sure.

Cutting your corns invites blood-poisoning while harsh liquids and plasters often cause acid burn. Sizes also for Soft Corns, Callouses and Bunions. At all Drug. Shoe and Dept. stores 35c box.

DrScholfs Zino-pads Put on on the "points tyntl QEEEDEELR I-.