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TLESDAT. MAY 13, 1930 THIRTY-ON8 WANT AD HEADQUARTERS COCRT -TI1E PITTSBURGH PRESS. OTHER COCRT 64S0 WHOOZIT? the many features for Saturday, as there will be free dancing and amusements for all who clipped the tickettes out of The Press. Friday is the last day for th printing of free tickettes in Thw Press. Today's is for the "Tumble Bug." tomorrows the "Whip." AtWetic Meet to Be Outstanding Feature of Next Saturday's Picnic CAMBRIA COUNTY BEATEN IN COURT Arrhitort tn Rot Paw fnr (Advcrtiarnirnt) CHECK STREET NUMBERS HERE Letter to Mr.

Fixit Points Out Difficulty in Locating Residences FREE Courthouse Western Pennsylvania girls and women will have an opportunity of testing their athletic prowess Sat IC KETT PITTSBURGH PRESS WOMEN'S AND GIRLS' OUTING KENNYWOOD PARK SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1930 "TUMBLE BUG" urday at -the nineteenth annual Press outing for women and girls at Kennywood Park. The Allegheny Mountain Assn. of the A. A. comprising all of Western Pennsylvania and Wet Virginia, will stage its annual track James R.

Gordon, New York architect, was awarded $49,611.63 yesterday by a jury in Federal Court. Cambria County was the defendant. Gordon originaWy sought $175.000, claiming the money was due him QUERIES MAIL CHANGE; Postmaster Gosser Explains Reasons for Advances in Collections From Boxes ALL DAY ALL DAY 's 4 tt" I I V. 'S Messurier, Herron Hill High School; Violet Bader, Vera Plummer. Leonora Snyder, Jean Moore, Turtle Creek Union High; Ludwina Macios of the North Side, who is competing unattached.

Another strong team entered ls from the P. L. E. R. R.

A. comprised of Dorothy Phillips, Virginia Reese, Ruth Harper and Edith Smith. The athletic meet is only one of for designing and supervising the construction of thf. Cambria County Courthouse at Ebensburg. Gordon avered that in 1914 the Cambria County Commissioners engaged him to draw plans for construction of the courthouse.

The work was started in 1916, but was delayed by a new board of commissioners, by the war and alterations of plans. Tile building was not completed until 1923. Proper of lrootj if, lieoerv to insure pfli- i cirri i--Iiv nrs. T.ikcwt-p correct ruirr.bers cm a make it pas-i ibu. for strinws to find a definite wnb minimum of delay.

I ho number honors in Pitr- and field, championships for women. Winners of the scheduled events will hold the title of champions for one year. Some of the entries received from the Hamilton School, McKees Rocks, include the following Ruth Lechey, Estella Robinson, Ste-fanie Pricak, Julia Simmons, Anna Juba, Esther Kovolchak and Grace Wilde. The Union A. C.

of Turtle Creek have entered the following team: Anne Hersan. Thelma Chamberlain. Marie De May, Peg Stewart and Ruth Cargo. Some other entries are Mary Mul 1 i'y i "-4 Advertisement) fcursrh v. if 'n r.ot- the cor- Mr.

Fixit Can Vep you OHIO PASTOK ACCEPTS A LOCAL PASTORATE len, Fair Play Club; Jeannette Le New ski it rnrr ir li beauty When Pain FOUR ELECTION BOARD APPOINTMENTS MADE Vti.ntifJ 'ill rnriits or puh'tc i it-: Mr. Fir it, i-nrr J)ir J'rixs, iirimj ynvr mime 'in'! ii'hfif si, awl hfli try out f'ir overnight! MACAW For Trouble due to Acd stoo ue nlCHI Com Judge Rowand Selects Four to Fill Vacancies Four election board appointments were made yesterday by Presiding es Lutheran Minister to Be Installed As Head of St. John's Church An exchange of Lutheran ministers between Ohio artd Pennsylvania will be completed stiortly according to report Rev. George Schuster, Greenville, accepted the call to St. John's Lutheran Church, whose pastor.

Rev. Otto Ebert, recently left to become pastor tf the Christ Church. Columbus, O. Rev. Schuster is a graduate of Capital University and was pastor of St.

John's Church, Greenville, O. He will be installed pastor of the local church early in June. i GASCS-lVS Two hours after eating Xursen tell quick nay tn clear and refine skin 'V'ou'iL scarcely belicv your ccs when you how muih clearer your skin is. Scarcely believe your fingertips when you eel how muth softer, smoother it is. New beauty the very next morning after you've used this quick-healing night cream! Nurses first discovered this quiik way co correct poor complexions.

And largely through their recommendation, over 6,000,000 women now keep their skin radiantly fresh nd lovely with Noxzema Cream. Noxzema contains bland oils that soften the skin and smooth away roughness. Gentle astringents that shrink enlarged pores baik to nor mal. A healing medication that dears away blemishes and rids the pores of poisons and harmful asres. No wonder your skm respond nice to thtiC mild, but eflcctive ingredient.

If your complexion is rough, coarse-textured if it is broken out with blemishes try Noxzema. See for yourself how quickly it ends distressing skin faults brings your skin glowing health and youthful bloom. Don't wait until your skin geu worse. Improve it today. Stop at your druggist's for a generous trial jar of Noxzema Cream.

Judge Rowand. Tire appointments, it was stipulated, are for the primary election May 20 only. Those appointed are: Walter Golambuski, 100 block S. Twelfth judge for the Twelfth District, Seventeenth Ward, in place of Walter Golonowski, resigned. Mary G.

Nash. 5600 block Harvard minority inspector for the Fifth District, Eleventh Ward, in place of John P. McCann, resigned. E. W.

Allison. 6000 block Grand judge for the Second District, Neville in place of R. E. Gallagher, resigned, and John Bitt-ner, 5900 block Grand majority inspector for the same district, to succeed A. L.

Lewis, who moved to another district. much acid, and the symptom disappear at once. You will never use crude methods when once you learn the efficiency of this. Go get a small bottle to try. Be sure to get the genuine Phillips Milk of Magnesia prescribed by physicians for 50 years in correcting excess acids.

25c and 50c a bottle any drugstore. "Milk of Magnesia" has been the U. S. Registered Trade Mark Is this you? If so. you have two theater tickets coming.

Just clip the picture and bring it to the Whoozit Editor of The Press, 31vd. of the Allies. You can select any of the Warner group Stanley, Warner, Enright, Liberty. Olympic. Regent or the Loew Theaters Penn or Aldine and if not any of those you choose from the Harris chain Downtown, Dormont, Washington, Butler.

Mc-Keesport or the R. K. O. Sheridan Square is also included. Miss Kathryn Russell.

6000 block What many people call indigestion very often means excess acid in the stomach. The stomach nerves have been over-stimulated, and food sours. The corrective is an alkali, which neutralizes acids instantly. And the best alkali known to medical science is Phillips Milk of Magnesia. It has remained the standard with physicians in the 50 years since its invention.

One spoonful of this harmless, tasteless alkali in water will neutralize instantly many times as Tf.l Ls ront lit ly decreas-lnc. ''his n.io to the police of th nm-caii of m. headed by Chief Rod. At'trs of the recently Y-nvtrrnncin ii'iinlvrs in Elizabeth An investigation wss made lowing a letter rrceiPd bv Mr. Fix it in care of The Pittsburgh In t.hr letter a of the thorough tare d-Tlnred.

"It is very difficult to locate anyone on this streft on account of different houses having the wrap numbers." This caii.se of annoyance was broucht to of the head the Buretiti of Engineering. It wss tbn refrrred to Engineer ChaMant the of Surveys. Checkinc up of the numbers as they now h.is betun. After this the city will inform the if-icir nt.s of the jumper numbers for their homes. The des-lsna'ion of the numbers will insure that no fiwellincs have the same number a nd will ntirelv eliminate ion as mentioned in the ief.fr to Mr.

Fix if. Society to Give Play "Professor Pepp," comedy, will be given Thursday night by the Young Ladies Solidarity of St. Joseph's Church of Carnegie, in Carnegie Library. This play has a cast of 16 persons. Miss Nora O'Connor and Lawrence Quinn are directing the production, which is if i i 1 i tfi of The Charles 11.

Phillips Chem-' ical Company and its predecessor Charles H. Thillips since 1875. the Solidarity's first play. WILLIAM BROWN. Sawmill DM! cmv itUae DDMPnaeuff Way.

sav.s th-rea i ahroa-i Pine st N. or other the ha r. ea per; a i a flagpole lying tracks not far from For some reason rre-ence of flits pole ten ion. St. Marie identified herself as a recent.

Whoozit and received two tickets to the Penn Theater. for any more consideration than is the case at other intersections. E. C. of Ruskin says paving in the street car area in a section of N.

Negley Ave. is needed. The present paving causes much trouble to motorists. Drivers desiring to have this improvement made should formally petit iota Council to authorize the work. A.

of Woodland states that he has noticed that refuse from a firm near his place has not been properly gathered. Thi.s result in loss of time and holds up such collections in the neighborhood. Tins condition has been brought to the attention of the proper persons. The regulations govxrmne such collections will be observed in the future. bdikimp pE2msMir im ein AdvrttentF nt Mhi.s maMcr hi been brought to ti attention of railroad officials They have looked into the without, delay.

On bc-c-oiiiv of the element of danger irrvoHed should any youths move this poie to the. tracks it he cp trtkrti frr.m the immediate iemi'v of the tracks. There L- row no da nee whatever of fhe po'C. causing any denser. nrsmF.NT of Pennsylvania Ave.

Jn a. I'fer piving his name and nddre.ss why the mail collections from boxes h. rough out. the Pitt.slitirph district have. been advanced "In boxf near my home," he writes, "collect ions were advanced from id in.

to 6.40 Pr-t niaster answers thi.s as to'lows: Collections were advanced throughout the Pitts-bureh postal di-rict witfi the obtect in view c-f getting the mail to office earlier for distribution, thereby expediting the tit-pa ch of the mail to trains to the and western cities, result mu quicker dehverj'- CHARLES MASON', of Barr calls attention to the need for repairing to the boardwalk at the west, end of Barr Ave. 'T would have written sooner but I thought that something would have been done before this he says. At the office of Supt. Pillow, Bureau of Highw ays and Sewers. Swiftest Way To End Eczema Sais Alahama Man There is not an excuse the world for a person to suffer with fiery eczema.

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It has tremendous power- It will roll smoothly along as slowly as a man walks. Then a mere 'touch on the throttle will as silently and smoothly jump you tolexpress train speed. It is as nimble as a fine polo pony. Its economy is impressive. Hudson's Great 8 will please you.

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The problem of trucks hacking on tvio sidewalk has been brought (0 he potjef! of police. of Hamlin writes. hrrp von can prevent, the noise caused bv boys who loiter in front of residences in this block." Patrolmen on the beat have been instructed to take the necessary action whenever these youths become unduly unruly or noisy while playing near your residence. Ber Jackson, of Oakland, declares persons waiting for street cars at Sixth and Wylie Aves. are in danger of be inn struck by passing autos.

pvt rt seem to disregard ordinances frequently at tha corner, he says. Traffic Jrw.ec' or Dorsey de-nb r.s to have ordinances observed "i nil sect ions. Drivers who continue to fit-regard sig-naN at tin corner can not hone Try This Japanese Foot Remedy Co Utile Makes the feet Feel I ine for the COACH Nine other models just 'as attractively priced. Wide range of colors. All prices o.

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