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aannn ten. Wonder at Change in Attitudes H. KEECH COMPANY THE PITTSBURGH POST. A discriminating sele Stationary Engineers' Officials Once Ardent in Fight Against Smoke. of 1911 Modes for Spring and Summer THINGS DIFFERENT NOW.

Women's Goats, Millinery Same Men Who Favored Radical Ordinance Against Moderate Bill. A BRILLIANT SHOWING of the utmost beauty and fascination, Attention Is being called by the advocates of the McCIunr antl-mok bill to the fact that the local branch of the National association of Stationary enrtn- presenting every correct fashion-thought and many of the fads of New York and Paris. We invite you to see this splendid display it will not be approached in any Pittsburg store this year. MODES The dominant characteristics in the present modes trace their origin to the French Revolutionary epoch and Grecian period. In our great displays you will see hundreds of clever American adaptations that have the dash and elegance of the imported models, hut so moderately priced that every woman can now afford to he correct! dressed.

to T5 SXIis Womein9 Suiit Coats arc in 22-inch or 24-inch lengths, tight or semi-fitted the Eton is again being revived. Skirts are close fitting with panel front and back modified-harem in design. Materials include black and white checks, fancy Scotch mixtures, tweeds and diagonals; colors navy, black and white stripes, tan, wistaria, king's blue and all the new grays. Credit Terms to Suit Everyone YOU ARRANGE THE PAYMENTS YOURSELF rs to 190 favored smoke prevention. The association and Samuel B.

Forse. Its president, are now opposing the passage of the McCluntr bill. Columbia association. No. 13, of.

Pennsylvania National association of statlonay on October IS. la said, passed the following resolution: "Resolved. That the dense black smoke Issuing from boiler furnace stacks In Pittsburgh can and should be abated, and that we Indorse the present effort now being made in councils to do so." Samuel II. Forse, president of No. 15.

and chief engineer of the Pittsburgh Dank for Savings. It is alleged said on October 13th. 1SKW: Th smoke situation in this city can be readily controlled. The abatement of all this unnecessary smoke la thoroughly feasible." Attitude Is Reversed. Ob March 16th, 1911.

the executive commute of the same association (No. 15. N. A. 8.

and the same Samuel B. Forse. now chairman of the executive committee, recommended th following resolution, which was passed by the same association: "Therefore be it resolved that ve, members of the National Association of Stationary Engineers of Pittsburgh, consider the McClung bill, as present framed to regulate the smoke nuisance, impracticable and impossible to comply with, on boiler furnaces using soft or bituminous coal. It so drastic as to be a great hardship on all owners and engineers operating steam plants that will drive from our city many of our small industries and steam engineers.9 McClung Bill More Reasonable. The foregoing are both matters of record In the files of No.

13. N. A. S. K.

Its advocates say the McClung bill is the most reasonable bill for the abate ment of smoke that has ever been offered by any municipality In these United tttates. The "Tilbury Smoke Ordinance," which was endorsed by No. 15 of the J. A. 8.

E. of this city on October isth. permitted only eight minutes of dens') smoke during an hour In which tires were being cleuned or new fires were being built, and during any other hour smoke at ail was permitted; whereas, the "McClung bill" now before the State Legislature permits eight minutes dense smoke In every hour of the 24 hour and It goes farther and permits 25 minutes dens smoke during any hour in which a new tire is being kindled under cold boiler. .7 and $25 Excellent Suits Special for Opening Week 1 (QL50 Stvles of the utmost exclusiveness, fabrics seldom found ex A oJJ cept in the most exclusive tailoring shop, and values which vou will seek far before duplicating for less than S25 for these suits at $19.50 and $32.50 for such as we a showing at $25. Serges in all the latest colors; newer mixtures, stripes and chicks.

Dresses $15 to $95 Coats $12 to $zQ Full length. DC-inch Coals for semi-dress occasions and street wear: in navy, Mack, CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS FOR MANY POSITIONS. The mot beautiful models 1011 has brocght forth beautiful challies. tafi'eta, pongee, marqulf-ette also linens. Charmingly different stjies from those you see In other stores.

ian aiix t--- in.ponse and taffeta silk or lace, to Desirable Berths Open in Pay of the United States. The Season's Daintiest ery Rcadv-to-wear Hats for street wear are especially priced for Opening Week at $5 to Small shares in fancy straw braid, trimmed with winjs and quills. Charming Dress Hats with rich ostrich plumes in black and white, coral, blue. Helen pink and emerald. Some have flower folia-e and butterflies that betoken Spring.

PRICES $10 TO $75 on Credit. SUITS FOR MEN $15, $18, $20 to S35 OVERCOATS, HATS, FURNISHINGS SHOES $3 to 6 Examinations for positions ttnJer the United States clvlt service commission will be held In Pittsburgh' and various cities of the Union next month. Kxam-1 nation for Junior mechanical engineers for the bureau of mines will be hold In Pittsburgh April 13 and 13. Application forms may be secured from the office Of the uteamboat Inspection servk-e. Federal bulMlns.

Pittsburgh. Cm April an examination wilt be held her to secure eligible to ft'l varan-ries for assistant engravers In' the survey for duty at Washington. J. C. On April and C8.

an examination will held for assistant photographer in the reclamation service at a salary of from 900 to per year. For bookkeepers male and vintlfio assistant) In farm equipment In the-reclamation and agricultural services respectively examinations will be held on April i snd For Junior chemists to nil position In the bureau of mines at Washington. T. and Pittsburgh examinations win be held on May 3 and i. 923, 925, 927, 929, 931 PENN AVE.

w. H. KEECH COMPANY riiv. will preaeh the dedVatory I'- New Suits. Samuel W.

Black. II. F. Kaas, George and Robert A Saxton. FAILS TO APPEAR 0 The male ohoir of ft.

Peter's cnurcB. Xorthside, will participate In the services. i I I Court Ki-tefM. Joseph-Jelile. a.

former 1 'assistant superintendent of the Baltimore i I T.iff Insurance romnanv. who Dlealrd 1 Quarantine- Isle of Trinidad. 1. Ixfndant. 11." Fori.

I.ir.zio. et Kdw Equity 11-Tiiompeon. Samuel 117 Itudr.mins.. fjO'4s and j. orr.iiimj- v-ealth of AT.

11 Edna. E. D. cjeis A. 1 Philip No.

Z. Tefndant. KIXOSTON. Jamaica. March i nolo oontndete to a charge of embezzling 0 belonging to the company, war? I sentenced to the county jail for three months, by Marsna.il Brown.

A creditors' petition in bankruptcy has Iwn filed in the- I'nited States- district bubonic plague is prevalent In Trinidad. A quarantine 'against that Island baa been established here and this Is likely to result in complications. BLACK HANDSETS MONEY- FORFEITS BDfD Of 500 William Swayne Does Not Come to Court for Sen- tehee, as of JUDGE LANDIS THREATENED Chicago Jurist Receives Letter From Black Hand. 'FrnnVlln road. Pittslvurarh.

Onl one creditor a claim, which' was for he. alleging that the creditors did not exceed twelve in number. his wife $1.50 weekly and was released on hid own recognizance. IMvoreo IHeM. Divorce libels were filed yesterday morning as follows: Martha Haun afrainst Kdward Haun, and Mary K.

Belfour against Joseph F. Bel-four, both charging Infidelity and indignities to the person: Davidson, of McClure street. Homestead, against William F. Davidson, of McDonald, W. Mary Miller against Joseph Miller.

Rogina Stiller, of P-enn township, against Carl Ftiller. David W. tieis against Edna K. Ceis. and Charles M.

Ijoesch against Ross T. Ioesoh. all charging desertion: Kdna M. Eichnt-r against Harry Ji. Kicher, alleging cruel and -barbarous treatment and indignities to the person: Roscoe K.

Gregg against Marv K. Gregc and Julius M. Jfeady against Klizabeth N. Heady, both charging mlidelity; Marriott K. Filer against Andrew M.

Kiler, cruel and barbarous treatment, and Milica Krajao against Mue Krajac, alleging desertion. Apply for a Charter. Application for charter lor the Pittsburgh Real Estate board was presented yesterdiy The purposos are for the protection and encouragement of trade and Buffalo Woman, Arrested la Duquesne, Tells of Taking Husband's Savings. Mrs. Anna Walkowlak.

42 years oM. 1 WITNESS- IS ARRESTED. jgfltiw-iTi. -Henry M. Bertha S.

Me- "vrj et al tEJect- Ja: O. IMttsburgh X'lat. Co. "YoWn, IX E. Hamilton; -Eject.

No. 3. MpTime, Thonma and D. Annie. K.

Faick S- F. Wg: VxrAnirgtx Tis. Co. Thos. Wm.

estate J. H. nialr. iito. R.

F. Mtg. p.rkert. lred. Jr.

Allegheny Theo- laical seminary S. F. Mtg. Wedi'oll. Jos.

et al. Anna E. S. F. Bennett.

Alf entate Vary It. M- CMlatid s- F. Mtg- Xo. 4. Iefendant.

irfTior-sld. H. K. Audit Company rt America Pt. RJ-.

Co. 'Waiter Reed' Tresp. Zieer Best MfB. St Marv's Free hospital Wm. Ar- lVnvsmlth.

executor Equity Judgments. Tv'o. 1. Defendant. 91 Pop- 09, Andrews, John Gr- Eras 893 Sppt.

rf, Duiiii.1 Ixtuis, et al. Z. o. 2. Uefondant.

3C Anril 11. ls. Jpoob F. II. 1M SI4 8S5 2S3 1 2T-3 627 r.29 532 I Buffalo.

N. was arret-ted In Duqaesno I yesterday by the McKeesport polios. 8he 2f9 April 11, FeW-k. Jacob Hall iXms 3KJ Numerous Cases Are, Disposed of in Juvenile Branch. 70 April 11, Jas.

Htiiiie -VJ No. 3. Defendant. Feb. 11.

ftowers, O. 11. S. P. 03 ASSOCIATED PRESS.

CHICAGO. March 25. Judge K. M. J.andls.

of the United States district court, to-day received a letter signed The Black Hand." and threatening his life unless he released a man appearing for trial in his court. The judge laughed at the letter and was Incltned to discredit It. It was mailed in the Northslde Italian district, and read: 'You discharge John A Ions or we wilt kill you. as we did to others. Black Hand." Along! was arrested for sending threatening letters to a fellow-Italian.

lie was tried early this week, and the Jury In Judge Land is court, after being out 50 hours, disagreed. The court ordered Alongl held pending the second trial. i commerce by joint and concerted action: to advance the interests of Plttso-irrh asserted tiiat sne iook i.jw irom ner husband there to pay a demand of the Black Hand, fhe was taken to SfcKeeS. port, where she will be held pending the arrival of the Buffalo officers. The woman, according to Chief of Police J.

J. Gibbons, of McKeeaport. Is allegrd to have made a confession to 017 Feb. It. Mngee.

W. tet. Keystone Nat. IJank 21,890 To Bless New Church. ut nor Reis fanevin.

bishon of the i the chief, who declared j'esterday that Pittsburgh diocese, will bless the new were disposed of by Judge John l. Shafer in juvenile court yesterday. William Springer, X'i years old, filched documents from the juvenile cjurt rooms, forged his father's signature to a certificate releasing him from school obligations and started out to earn his own way in the world. He was caught in a raiiroad shantv nd upon the petition of Charles Springer, father of the prisoner, the boy was sent to an institution in Maryland. Th- case of John Brother, ir years old.

of Carntcie. who is charged w.th pretty nearlv everything on the criminal calender, was held over for a week. John's mania; It was alleged, is for annexing something that does not belong to him. When the case of Oliver Park and his wif" wa railed the court ordered the mother and two smaller children sent to the county home and placed two other children in homes. It was testified the father had contributed only $1S in two weeks to the support of his.

family and kept $19 for his own use. The family has been living in North Oakmont. Two small nesro boys arrested for stealing candy from stores in Fifth avenue, near Magee street, were paroled. Pncrtioii nnd n-upport nn. Judges Thomas J.

Korrt and Marshall Brown presiding in criminal court yesterday, heard numerous desertion and non-support cases and several surety of the peace cases. Charles Tursky, of Turtle Creek, i was ordered to pay his wife $2 a week for her support. His wife claimed he had taken the furniture and their two children to his mother's home. The case of Mrs. Louisa Heil against Carl Baumbaugh, of Island avenue, Northside.

charging surety of the peace, was dismissed. Their quarrel arose over the disappearance of a number of chickens owned bv Baumbaugh. Stephen Flannery. of Forty-fifth street, told the court he was willing to pay his wife a week, but refused to pay her $4 a week and give bond, which was ordered. He was taken to jail.

Benjamin Murrit. of McKeesport, was ordered to pay his wife and three children $3 a week. Although he claimed his wife had a sufficient income. William Schwan was ordered to pay her f3.50 a week. William Grant, a negro, said the troubles between himself and wife were a result of "to much father-in-law." He agreed to support his wife if she would leave her parents' home.

This arrangement was agreed to and the husband wa allowed to depart. Mrs. Inez R. Weaver said she was afraid of her husband and blocked the court's efforts to give him another chance. The court ordered the husband to furnish $300 surety to guarantee his keeping the peace with his wife, and in defauit of the surety he was taken to Jail.

Robert Knote was charged with desertion and non-support by his wife, hut after he had explained to the court that his wife had been friendly with a nestro St. Gertrude's Catholic cnurcn tfiTPorToiv. and Rev. Edward R. she had leen piss ing hide and seek with the authorities for several months, be ins finally located in Duquesne.

and Allegheny county by fostering public improvements and enforcement of laws for the protection, convenience and welfare of real estate owners and leas' holders, and to establish the calling of the real estate brokers in a position of dignity an respectability in the community. The board of governors of the organisation for the first year are as follows: F. C. Irish. Kennedv Brown.

Robert J. Coyle, S. H. Lloyd. A.

D. Harrison. F. S. Reilly, J.

K. Kane. J. B. Lawler; C.

L. Saxton, 1.. D. Statler, E. S.

Thomas, John K. Ewing. W. H. Armstrong, Griffin, rector of St.

Mary's church, this dinger 91- Xi Mav 11. Ketchsn, Mrs. V. S. Alter May 11, Kstella.

et al. A. J. Noms fco 111 May 11. "Powt lll.

Jas. K. I. Uar- Ier v-, 111 11, tfherer, C. E.

J. N'e. 4. Defendant. 385 Sd 11.

IJerlin. leaac and A. P. Hamburger 32) 27g 24 11. Chu1zink, et al.

All Nat. Dep. Iiink 50 1 3S2 2d 11. I'oerr. Jot-n C.

and L. I. Pearl. man, 2 2i-' 373 2d 11, Enciers, Cath. and A.

A. S-1 375 2d 11, Jttrsco, Pleve I. i-sj 41S 2d 11, r-'orter. .1. S.

Firrt Nat. iiatik. 77u S7C -d 11. "Soznow ki, et -al. A.

I-u- cenlw lz l'; 374 2d 11. I'aul I. Tumesanvi 1st 11, LMBhlcy. J. V.

37:2.1 II. 'r'clcrriilt, Geo. P. SchmltC 4..0 FAT Pcoplo K. C.

Brainerd. W. K. Hesselbarth, A. L.

i Pearscn. H. Gottschall, John A. Sharp. C.

H. Chance. J. M. Kelly.

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Mayers. T. McCaffery, A. D. Wilson, David P.

Black. Complications have developed the case of William Swayne. the former janitor of the hynwood apartments, vho was convicted in criminal court last elneaay on charge of larceny. Swayne fuiled to appear in court yesterday for sentence. Frank Miller, one of the defense's star witnesses, who was employed by Swayne.

was arrested as he was leaving court Wednesday. He was taken to court yesterday and. It as alleged, he wishes to tell a different version of the case than he gave on the witness stand. At the trial Swayne was accused of taking a sable muff, portiers. trappings and other articles, the property of Miss M.

A. Hisrgins. The poods were taken from her trunk, which was placed in the storage apartment room of the Lynwood apartments in Bates street. The goodJ were taken during her absence on the trip to Kurope. Being under 300 bond he had been per-m to leave the court when the verdict was rendered, after promising to re i.rn -steioay, at which time the sentence was to have been pronounced, fetoayne has not been seen since Wednesday, and his failure to put in an appearance yesterday forfeits his bond.

IVanta AMchtwet A petition was presented by LiUic E. Mj-Cowell asking that the attachment pm-curtd ajtHinst.her several weeks ago by Arthur n. Kustace. who named the Pittsburgh Hank for Savings as garnishee, be dissolved. The court tixeu April 1 as the time for the hearing.

Kustace alleged in his petition that the woman took worth of diamonds and other jewelry from his residence. 1 over 700 illustrations, in French cloth binding, to say one ending 31 3Si 2d 11. rran-f. IlreltweiRer i l.u'n. Co fcj 3S0 2rt 11.

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H. C. BRADFORD. 0 6 'Odfer BulUinn. 20 E.

22d St, Kw York. no habit-forming drags. Made from native medicinal forest nf well eatsblwhed curative value. the court was inclined to let tie husband off. II was ordered to pay Juvenile Court.

Numerous cases i.