Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania • 19

wrnvrsntv. nix it io.ii- -piTTnrnnn r. a n- -fuhrr Depa rlmenU. fiRnnt fl'firi- -vivrTFrv MIS PUBS MINT TREATED EDWARDS GASE 16 a'nd alone, studying art INVITATION BY BASKET! Imply Ore Maih-d I Islam (hullo 1 ESS IIEU in IT EEfl P0S1 NxVf National Alliance Also Hears Coleman, Taylor, McGovcrn and Anderson Service rendered by Negro r.oitrfl workers wa praised by Wllin. M-AINS V.

Ji.I 15 'AP 1 WenMrom, 34 was In lb county ja.i toiiiiy lit default of bcl cliarsed w.th l-erj'jrv. at't roile a false affidavit Mf(i that he had reen rniscnnrt'H l'h Mis Wihiarn If Mwarrts. 'ife of the (firmer coiiccor of internal ieMi'ie for Ne Yoik The aR.d4vit came to ll'-'ht sev. eral inontn hi mhen D.8 Bll f.r!aias. e.rrn'r Princeton s'ar f3 a roun'er ult lor infidelity, after hit wife had ar-cised.

hirn of men-til and r.on-support in i Mil' lor Wwtrcm admitted to Dtstriet rafik Covr.e his story r.ad bien faorica'ed and alio con-feved he t.itd a fslse riepo-ition fr'im Frank pao, Rrons i hnurte.ii, to be u-'d 'I'h in Kii aid1 Nuttid tr.e nor the wp.tirtUni, case has vet been fjeaid. ii.d ied t- I'll'' ee unen the Tu'i'-ri Lcnirir lo-'i'i. aven le ami street June i to re-lort id today by Al.ee kuperinten'leiit of the eatu- lit tliis rinir.V'r wne mill tieutmei.tt, the umamder lul.t I These hue lx-en by the Lcsuue unte inened in tne trea'ment of tuberculous A buiiet.n iv.ufd by the National Tubei ulon A rfj-riati-in. an affiliated wains fuffereis acaiiist trilt to l.dht ttea'nieiits H'ept under epert As nmi harm as kj1 can tie dni.e the pubhi ai.oti savs by is dlMrilllinate use of helimhriapv because the science i t.l in an experimental ta'e. i sentor jme j.

invn, speaK. in(! at the sixth biennial con. I vention of the National Alli-I ance of lotal Kmployet in the Kbenecr Haptiat Church, Center avenue and Devilliers 'kiirrl. Uxt niRht. Other apeak-i era ere Couiitv Commissioner (Cliailea C.

MrOmern. Mrsl PoimaMer Cleneral Arrh Coleman. I'twlmHster Jamea 'Andrraon and Avsitnnt City 1 Solicitor C. Tavlor. i i i.i i or Duvi said: 1 'J f- "1 "Hv tuur Individual and rol-j rc live erf oris ion do a treat deal I more work than any other postal din In the world.

Thl la a I'H'lT') li pilura Sun Tl'rj EML SITKA, IS AND AlONE ASD OUT OF WORK. PAINTIHC IS THE GARRET THAT'S HOME hit father dead and hii Invalid mother John Kane. Strip artist who has reached Inter-In a home, wnrkint in an abandoned convent. national fame, mll la untutored in art. lives 1711 Liberty avenue, with painla discarded bv precariously hv odd jobs finds in Ihe city.

rim nl where the Individual ahinea. When lime our Individualism are loot. It la likewise a routilrr of loyalty. Ihr man al the helm of the Republic ran le trusted lo do all that la humanly and legallv pos-kiltle In prnmiite the eneral wrllarr." I.IOMI DII.KiATr Cmnmivsioner MifJovern Raid: "llethenv aunty and the City of I'ltlshurth have murh lo nfler sou. Me anl you lo rnkiv II all- The three rounty rominlsKioners upend for the central fiscal manacement of Ihe nunlv about S.tO.OOO.OMO a year.

'I he Count, with a population of l.tiOAOOO. ha R00 mllesi id excellent hlrhwayt. and 400 hndcea rancini In rosl from SH3.000 lo S7.0IMI.8OO. 1 he vlein-llv abound In historic interest. welcome you on behalf of Ihe JONASSON'S-Liberty at Oliver-AT.

6200 Airy "Nothings" these Important EYE LETT Q3ATD SHIES On Sale! If you'd like to wear as nothing as the law allows and yet the smartest wmttktng. decide on Eyelet Batiste. These would be much, much more were it not for a special purchase. Rose and daisy eyelets and the darlingest of wee sleeves. YOUNG ARTIST SUPPORTS SELF MEET IT Jcxtile Strikers 1 Ignore Peace More CENTRAL FALLS.

R. I July 15 AP. Strikers of the General Fabric Corporation failed last night to attend a meeting called by a Department of Labor agent and a citi.ens' comnuitce to discuss means of settling a textile strike, which has been ac-eompanied by three riots in a i week. A conference of high school and collene instructors of vocational and industrial arts will be held today and tomorrow in the Fac- 1 ulty Club of the Carnegie Institute of Technoloey. under the CniHitv" TIIAU's' SI.Kltl: liltOWTII I Piwtinastrr Anderson traced the M-A In the garret of an abandoned convent at 1711 Liberty avenue, in a loom adjacent to the one from which John Kane painted his picture of the Strip." theie lives another artist.

16. out of work and seeking an education. I Since the death of his father and the removal of his invalid mother to the city hospital at Mayview a year ago, Sitka has strived to eke out a living doing odd jobs after school hours. Riowth ft the postal service. He "l.ach (eneratinn has handed down this protection amplified and Improved." Letters made public by James 1 P.

Reid, president of the National i Textile Workers' Union, a Com- munist organization, Indicated the Mi j'. Tl first business- sessions or ine rnnven'ion ere to begin today, A tour of the city was to be made Photo by IMtltvirfh Hiifl-T'kiirapfl. POSTAL EMPLOYE PREP A RISC TO DELIVER SOME OF 5.000 Some of the 5,0110 empty rhip baskets- that Islam (irnlln. Ma-tonic aortal organization, mailed In lit members in lirealer 1'ilts-hurh ilh an invil.itinn lo nlace Ihrrrin lunches and alt'ttri I lie erg niaaliim'a annual pirnir a( Chester. Friday, .1 ill 21.

joint auspices of the University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Tech. The first speaker this afternoon was to be Dr. L. H. Turner.

Other speakers will be William Rasche. of Milwaukee and David P. Jarkey. of the State Teachers' College. Resume Installation Of Home Gas Lines WAYNESBURO.

July IV Work of Installing domestic con- sumer gas lines in Moi risville was strikers' committee would not al-' low a third party to negotiate a settlement. Miner Fatally Hurt When Hit by Auto FREDERICKSTOWN. July 15 James Peirko. 47. a miner, was fatally injured when he was run down by an automobile driven, police said, by Fred Mid- dleton.

40. of Clarksville. near his home last night. Police said the duriii the afternoon, when 1 ieath ete to be pluced on the Slave of Stephen C. Foster, composer of Neifio melodies.

A one-hour suiK'nt eivne was to be held at the Foster homestead, 3600 Prim aenue at 4 p. in. I The tour "'d a vis" t0 the Air Mail Flower Show at 867 penn avenue, where there will be 1 displays of flowers received by air I mail from Aimele. New Or- I 1 wus held up today bv a writ of supersedeas issued bv Cinef Justice ricriuic H. Uc Young, of the Illinois Supreme C'mirt.

The stay whs planted In roi-neetion th an a)-al of the cae to the Supreme Court. PendirtK the outcome of the appeal. Brothers will remain in Cook County Jail. Rrttthers Wins Stay Of Iingle Sentence CHICAGO. July -The commitment of leo V.

Brothers, of St. Louis, In the penitentiary at Juliet lo a 14-yea-r term for the slaying nf Alfred J. 1. ingle. Chicago ciime reporter.

He attends Central Catholic hool. In what spare time a who rams his own living hus. Err.il paints and sketches Willi a set paint discarded by John Kane, he recently completed his first attempt at oils Nlagaia Falls. The walls of the third-floor room ate covered with the youth's pencil and charcoal sketches of persons whose likenesses appear in newspapers. He has never attended an art school.

The room was given Eniil by the Rev. Father James R. Cox. Food and clothing are problems which the boy must solve himself. Emil wants work of any kind, but most of all he wants employment that would teach him painting and drawing.

resumed yesterday after being suspended because of injunction proceedings brought by the Manu- facturers' Light and Heat Com- i pany. Pittsburgh. The injunction was dismissed last week. leans, St. I-oun.

Milwaukee. J- victim stepped Into the path of the car. mans. New Voik. and other nties.

SUREJ I'M KEEPIN' EIGHT Til SAVE tmmm MyiADLt JEFFERSON. July 15 'AP. A petition in error was filed in behalf of Mrs. Julia Maude Lowther. 23, confessed slayer cf Mrs.

Trilby Smith and the first woman in Ohio to be sentenced to death in the electric chair. The petition contained 850 pages and listed 24 instances in which Mrs. Lowther's attorneys con- Se'f Flower nn the much hi-her priced types, as Indeed these are fdtnv eolor as firt model. 14 to 40. Rose Eyelets a flaiterin; frill of a eoilar and just sleeve enough, in wtille.

blue, pink, or jellow. 14 to 40. WITH CLEAN. CELLOPHANE SEALED OLD GOLDS .1 tended the court erred during her trial. One of the charges alleited abuse of discretion by Judge i Oglevee in qualifying Jurors.

Mrs. Lowther testified she killed Mrs. Smith for love of Smith, who also is under a death sentence. cult-Found Island )'ields Silver Ore EDMONTON. July IV AP.i Silver ore specimens from the "treasure island'' of Great Bear Lake were being taken to Ottawa today by T.

O. Donovan. of Detroit, discoverer of the Island and its outcropping. University of Alberta experts said the specimens had assayed Maybe he says it with a twinkle in his ye. But he means it just the same! No self-respecting husband wants to salute the wife and kiddies with a breath like an ash-tray heavy with the reek of stale tobacco.

Two things about OLD GOLDS make them odor-clean and fragrant. FIRST, they are PUR E-T0BA CCO free of greasy, breath-tainting, teeth -staining, artificial flavorings. SECOND, they are never stale or dry. For they come to you factory-fresh sealed in Cellophane. Whether you're a stalwart steel-worker or a dainty debutante you'll like PURE-TOBACCO OLD GOLDSI Their clean, sun-ripened, Nature-flavored tobacco will make "Keep Kissable" a real and pleasant fact for you.

$1.0.15 to the ton. However. Dr. J. A.

Allan, head of the department of geology, warned against any stampede into the area, say- Ing considerable development 1 woik must be undertaken before Ihe existence of the ore com- merrial quantities is proved. I Fx-Wife Sues Her Successor for Iialm PORTLAND. July 15. Suit for damages charging alienation of the affections of her former huband. Clarence M.

Frank. Chicaco stock broker, has been filed here bv i Wllma Bennett against Mrs. C. I E. Dnnt.

wife of a Portland lnm- her man. and her daughter, Mrs. i Kathryne Frank. The plaintiff alleges the two schemed to win the affections of Frank, who married Kathryne Pant last May, six months and I one one day after the plaintiff I obtained a divorce. Sandino Captures Town After Rattle MEXICO CITY.

July 15. (AP.i Dr. Pedro Zepeda. foreign rep- resentative of August mo Sandino, i said today the insurgent leader had captured the town of Limay. Nicaragua, with a force of 400 ment last week, wiping out the native garrison and confiscating large quantities of arms.

Six rebels were killed i ff CELLOPHANE SEALED Frilled VioncK-ish diagonals anil tlie jh-iip-i how sieves and While, blue. pink, tieen, yellow. 14 to ivvt't in vnki's aru, Mnw Vfii'. pinU, rroti or yd lo 1 4 to 4 0. OT A COUGH IN A CARLOAD At A 1 "FRESH Looters of Laic Offices Get SI.) Thieves who ransacked three' de.sks in the offices of Snyder.

Craig fc Shrums. attorneys. In the Law and Finance Building, Rot $15 yesterday, according police. Their loot included abofil 4 in stamps. 1 12 Nii 3 tIKB HONEY TO YOUR THROAT Lorlllntd Co NO "ARTIFICIAL FLAVORS" TO TAINT THE BREATH OR STAIN THE TEETH.