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THE PITTSBURGH POST SEPTEMBER 13, 1919. Seven SATURDAY MORNING, TRI-STATE NEWS OBITUARY NEWS 0 1 If I I 5 0 0 0 In Greater Pittsburgh 3 P. M. Tociay penn ii 5 Former AXiLSVTLLE, Pa-. Sept.

12. The first soldier from the Pigeon Creek valley to receive the Distinguished Servieq Gross for extraordinary heroism in battle will be August Johaskey of Bent-ley vi lie. Bewickley Girl's emeot Annomiinieed HOLD StSPKCT OK CUTTING George Luperurch of Peach alley. Du quesne, is being held Jn the Allegheny county jail, pending the outcome of In juries or Michael Ca.is, 36 years old. who ST.

CLAJRSVULIiTC, Sept 12. Under the direction of F. O. Landis of the Ohio state university department of rural economics, the Belmont County Ministerial Union for Rural Betterment has been organized here. Robert Q.

Whitten. Word ajj received here of the death of Robert Quail Whitten. years oid, r-tther of State Senator Norman A. nitien of Murfiall. whose death occurred at Pan I Metro.

September 5- He was born and reared in this city and was the of John T. and Anna Quail "Whrtten. ire was a O. A. H.

veteran, havintr served in Cm-Iany Sixty-first Pennsylvania Volunteers. Yer aso he represented the old Twenty-second ward in council. He was member of the Masonic fraternity, Knights Templars, Consistory and the te'hrine. He leaves his widow. Mrs.

rali Whitten. three sons. Dr. A. Whitten of Butler, (leorge H.

of Keswick, Va and Senator Whitten; seven Krandchildren and one sister, Mrs. Arthur Brown of Manchester, England. the police say, ne stabtoed after a quarrel. Cais is in the McKeesport Hos pital. Miss Helen Heberton Magee, Daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Christopher Magee, Is Fiancee of Frank Leslie Williams. HELD OS Ml'KDER CHARGE AUegeu to have shot John peluse, 50 yeurs o.d, of Stowe township, August 22. following a quarrel. Recce Pezze- mente, 40 years oid.

was held for trial YOlGSTOWN, Sept. 12. The body of a man was discovered in a ditch partially filled with -water this afternoon on the Lowellville road. The man's throat was cut, he had been stabbed in the left side, and a bullet hole was found behind the right ear. on a charge jot murder by a coroner jury yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Magee, of Delaware, formerly of Scwickley, who spent last winter in Darlington road, announce the engagement of their diughter, Miss Helen Heberton Magee, to Frank Leslie Williams of Pittsburgh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E.

Williams of St. Clairs-ville, O. Mfss Magee is a Dana Hall girl, and spent nearly a year in war work, stationed at Hospital. Mr. Williams, who was graduated Til A IX KILLS GLASS PORT 5L4.N" Jonn bvaiu, wi yearJ oid, a trackman employed by the Pittsburgh Iake Ferguson Funeral.

lrie railroad, was killed yesterday from Ohio Sta'e University. re-fs- morning ne was struck by a pas senger tram at Beii linage, near Giassport. Evans lived at 522 Allegheny motor trip through the East and New England states. Mr. and Mrs.

Kent will be at home in Brave. avenue, tilassport. 1I LL3I A.V HI UT IN FALL Funeral services for John Ferguson of -41 Rochelle Knoxville, who dd in St. Joseph's Hospit Wednesday, will be held at the residence of his daughter. Mrs.

Carl W. Braineil. 2120 Whiteman street. East Ervd, this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mr.

Ferguson was fi! years old and a member of Duquesne Chapter, Washington Lodsre F. A. Pittsburgh Consistory and Pitts-burtli No. 1 Commandory, Knights Templar. Patiick v.

Power, 11 years oid, of 33J5 Mifflin street, was cruised on the right The Wide-A wake Fellow Will Get His side at noon yesterday when he feil YOUNGSTOWN, Sept- 12. The Toungstown Sheet and Tube Company announced tonight that a tube mill to manufacture pipe in sizes of four to ten inches would be built and involve investment of $1,500,000. with a monthly capacity of 5,000 tons. Demand from the oil country prompted the extension. YOUXGSTOWN, Sept, 12.

Warrants were served today on IS former saloonkeepers charging ihem with violating state and city liquor laws, bringing the total arrested here this week on this charge to 23. Perry Robison, manager of the dry federation, stated that information in possession of the authorities will cause 20 additional arrests within a few days. from a scaffold while at work at the plant of the Park mill of the Crucible turned recently from France, where he served as a lieutenant in the United States army. Mr. ntiri Mrs.

U. M. Sturtevant announce, the marriage of their dauffh-1-r. Min Kthel Powyi Sturtevant to H. Kinsley of ISw York, son Mr.

and Mrs. John T. Findley of Kidjrr. avenue, Northside. The wedding took place yesterday in the urtavant home.

Mr. Kindley is a Kraduate. of Princeton, class of 1909, fii'i wis a second lieutenant in the Wedding in Elliott. Mr. and Mrs.

Victor Van Auden-hove of Klkton street. Klliott, announce the marriaJre of their daughter. Miss Stella Van Audenhove to Kmmett M. Danahey, also of Klliott. which took place at St- Martin's Catholic church, September 4.

Rev. company of America. Thirtieth btreei ana the Allegheny Valley rail road. He was taken to St. Francis Hospital.

Mrs. Erueline Johnston. Mrs. Emcline Johnston. SI years old.

a lifelong resident of Pittsburgh, died in her home, s-119 Parkview avenue. IIOGA STREET EIRE Sparks noiu ii cniiiii.e, tcl hie tj the roof of a two-story frame dwell.ng at 731a rail at Today Woeful officiating-. The bride was attended- by Miss Julia Reis of Elliott and Jack Stevenson, also of Elliott, acted as best man. Oakland. Thursday night.

Mrs. John-, lioga street, occupied by Joseph Martue yesterday morning. The lire re- Mg-nal ion of the ofiicers' i vp orpn. caused tiov aa-imtge. i-oiifcj SEEK.

SHOOTER Police ma aeucuvti. me an un.denti- -because "straws" will be out-of date after this week. ston- was born in the West End. a daughter of the lare Philip Stephens and Charlotte Griffin Stephens. She was a member of the kland Presbyterian, Chun I i.

She leaves two sons, William F. Johnston of Pittsburgh and Clifford O. Johnston of Bridgevill'e, one daughter. Mi3S Amanda Johnston, at home, and two sisters, Mrs. Frances Hartley of Dormont and Mrs.

Amanda Case of Clairton. neo -who snot Edward Marton, a of Wesley street, in the left GREEN'SBURG, Pa.f Sept 12. Louie Ross and Frank Colllno. charged with making a murderous assault on Ernebt Gibson, near the McFealy Brick plant at Derry recently, were committed to the county Jail yesterday by Constable O. M.

Shankel of Derry township. John E. Kelly of Monessen was sent to the county jail for the November term of court on charges of burglary and larceny. Albert Donahue of Bradenvills was jailed for surety of the peace. ieg uumiK a crap game in bawson street, near Webster avenue, yesterday morning.

Marton was removed to the Alleged Slayer Sets Own Trap Returns for Money Deposited Eight Years Ago. 1 iibavam iiupiia.1. DISEASES The re OUR Hat has a lot to do with your creneral annparanfft; sn po, i oi c-oii Uigtoua diseases for the 24 Party for Hiss Davison. Mis Alberta Kt-enan and Miss Jael Taylor daughters of Mrs. f.

A. Zlnn of Mie-Han avenue, will be liostcKHctf this afternoon at an informal tea for Miss bara Shuman Davison, 'JaiiRhter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick F. Davwun of North Craig street.

Future Erido Entertained. Miss (iracc Kelly and Miss -Jennie Hipsch entertained a box party at the 1 savin Theater last night In honor of Miss Ignore Walsh, whose marriage to lonard 1 Shea will take place Tuesday. Corsages of pink roses were the favors. oouis unaea at noon yesterday follows: why not take a little time and pick the style that suits you best? in iever i ca.e, aipntlieria 6, whooping cougn mumps lyi LtiiU BV TRAIN Joseph Koza Mrs. Winifred Welsh.

Mrs. Winifred Welsh, 67 years old. widow of Michael Weih. died 'yesterday afternoon 'n her home, lu09 Belfont street, McKeesport. She was born in Ireland, coni'tig to this country 50 years ago.

arid had resided in McKeesport since. Mrs. Welsh was a member of St. Peter's Catholic Church, McKeesport. She leaves one daughter, Mrs.

Carl Mull, of McKeesport; three sons, John and Michael Welsh at home, and Patrick Wcih of McKeesport. and one grandson. oi louiiwoou, a feectun tutna omploved by tiie Pennsylvania railroad. was yesterday morning kuled at 5 when struck by a the Pitcairn yards. passenger train in SHARON.

Sept 1Z The stne of the 750 employes of the Savage Arms Corporation, precipitated 11 weeks ago. was settled late this afternoon and the plant will resume operations in full next Monday. The men walked out following notice that the plant was to be placed on piece work. The settlement was made on the basis of proposition made to the strikers three weeks ago by the company. It carries an increase of five per cent in wages.

i EEL WORKER DROPS DEAD Aavier igragKen of Tnird street, Brackenndge. diopped dead while at work in the plant of the Alleirhenv Steel Company. Brackenridire. ar 7-aa OREENSBUHG, Sept. 12.

Joe Rallog was placed on trial before Judge H. C. Qulgley today, charged with the murder of Jim Kosicki. at the Superior Coke works, in Derry township, eight years ago. Ballog and Kosicki, with others, were playing cards on a Sunday afternoon.

Ballog started to leave the game and the others attacked him He shot Kosicki and then fKL Several months ago Ballog returned to Latrobe to withdraw $3T0 he had on deposit In a bank. Knowing of the murder, the bank employes detained Ballog until they had summoned the state police. o'clock yesterday morning. His deatn It is just as easy as not and it doesn't cost any more to get the right kind, especially when you haye the advantage of choosing from the large assortments at Home's. Light-weight Felts, in the new Autumn shades, including gray, brown, green and heather mixtures.

Smooth or French finish. $4.00 to $10.50. Derbies, S4.00 to $8.50. Also full line of Fall Caps. Second Floor, Men's Store SHARON', Sept.

12. What is regarded by is believed to nave been caused, heart disease. I.LEUEW SHOPLIFTERS HRI.D as the most valuable herd of cattle that has ever been shipped from Mercer county left today for Tonawanda, N. Y. The herd wias valued at $28,000.

There were 16 cows and 13 heifers in tlie shipment -viis. nessie fcjnyder and Mis. Prances Addis, both of Vanderbiit. were held for court on charges of larceny by Magistrate John J. Sweenev in Central police court yesterday.

The women were accused of shoplifting in downtown establishments. ALTOOXA, Sept. 12. After each elector cast his ballot at the primaries here next Tuesday he will be presented w'ith a tag reading: "I am a good citizen of Altoona. I voted.

Did you?" Hetty B. Alexander. Hetty Beattv Alexander died in her home in Bridgeport. yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock. She leaves one sister, Mrs.

C. C. Hays of Johnstown, and a brother. Park J. Alexander, of Pittsburgh.

Stewart Thompson. NEW CASTLE, Sept. 12. -Stewart Thompson, 73 years old, veteran of the Civil war, merchant and former county commissioner, died today. He served as a councilman of West New Castle before it became a part of this city.

In the Civil war he served with Company F. One Hundredth Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. He was wounded at the battle of Spottsylvania. He was born in Eastbrook, near this city. He leaves his widow, four daughters.

Virginia Thompson, at home, Mrs. n-liam B. Veach and Mrs. H. R.

Pickett of Three Forks, and Mrs. Frank Grimes of Denver. and one son. Joseph E. Thompson of Ell wood City.

HOLM TWO MEN FOR COLIIT Degree of Naomi Elects Officers Accused of the theft of two automobiles parked near Forbes Edwin Will Arrive From France. Mia llerthe Levy, sifter of Mrs. H'nry Harris of Beechwood boulevard, has sailed from Hiulone on the New Amsterdam, and will arrive in Pittsburgh in about 10 days -to visit Mrs. Harris. Mis Jyvy has been engaged In war work In France ever since war broke oirt, part of thn time in Paris, and also In Nancy.

Miss Levy's home was In Nancy, and she had three brothers In the army, one of whom was killed anil one wounded. Miss Hazin's Plans. The marriage of Mis Ltta Ilaxin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham llaitin of Spahr strret, and Nicholas W.

Rosenberg of Unlontown, will be solemnized at the Treo of Life Synagogue next Thursday afternoon at 6 o'clock. Rev. Maurice M. azure officiating. A dinner for the Immediate families at the Hotel Schenley will follow.

Dance for Daughter. Mr. and Mrs. George F. Rleger entertained last nltfht with an Informal house flance in their home In Roup avenue In honor of their daughter.

Miss Vlrgia Ptark, and her home puest. Miss Bean-Ice Dawson of New York, a former Barker of Spring Garden avenue. Xorthside, and Joseph Hay of Porter-field street, were held for court bv CUMBERLAND, Sept. 12. Complaint is being made by consumers here in regard to the advance in milk to IS Magistrate John A Pugassi in the Oak- iana ponce court yesterday.

The were arrested in Cleveland. cents a quart, which went into effect yesterday. The price has been 15 cents HOODUWS IS FlRn quart. Users say that the advance is unwarranted. pursued into the Souihside nolice sta tion bv John Winkle.

1912 Sarih utrw-t oseph Co. for talking to Winkle's wire. Svlviw GREENSBURG. Sept. 12.

The an RCRANTOM. Sept the closing session of the state convention of tlie Knights the Mystic Chain It was decided to hold the 1920 convention In Gettysburg. Members of the Degree Xaoml, the the women's auxiliary, at their concluding session placed the following In nomination for office for the ensuing year: Grand commander, Mary Chaltat, Lancaster; gTand vice commander, Mrs. Mary Folts. Lock Haven; grand conductresses, Mame Frank-houser, Churchtown; Mary Brown, Pittsburgh; Nellie BiUlier, Scranton; grand treasurer.

Emma Steele, Jjocust of Woodlawn was arrested on a disorderly conduct charge and fined yesterday morning $23 by Magistrate nual Westmoreland county convention of the Women's Christian Temperance Union opened in Scottdale yesterday. It will continue two days. COMPLETE STORE FOR MEN AND BOYS W. A. McClure.

IDG WAY, Sept. 12. W. A. McClure, a lawyer of Johnsonburg.

died suddenlv in his home Wednesday. He had been a resident of Johnsomburg for many years, and was 52 years old. He formerly was editor and publisher of the Johnsomburg "Breeze." STEUEETNVILIJS, Sept. 12. The Jefferson county grand jury ignored the x.

ouccop. ONE-DA SENTENCE FOR BOY Stepnen Baiiey, the ls-year-old boy who was arrested several days ago by Federal agents in Monessen for wearing, the uniform of a soldier of the United States to which he was not entitled, was sentenced yesterday to one day's confinement in jail bv United States District Court Judge Charles P. Orr. A charitable organization has arranged to smpnlv the lad with a com Pittsburgh girl. MiJs Stark and Miss Dawson were roommates at the Castle i'chool, Tarrytown.

N. Y. case of Joseph Caruso, ex-soldier of Yorkviile, who was held for second degree murder in connection 'with the death of his wife, Mrs. Hazel Caruso, found dead in bed with a bullet hole THEATER MEMORANDA through her head. Investigation showed HERE AND THERE a clear case of suicide.

The grand Jury continued the case of Policeman Ed Church of Butler. Tomorrow a reunion and basket picnic will be held in the church grove. The exercises will close Sunday evening. plete outfit of "civics" when he is released and the boy will go home to his parents, whose idenrlty he refused tt disclose. tive of the German government here, who today requested the Mexican government to furnish him information regarding Mexican labor conditions which would affect these ward Williams of Yorkviile, charged witn manslaughter.

ALLEGED EX-CONVICT HELD "Double Harness," which Joseph Klaw will present at the Alvin next week, is announced as a breezy piece about reconstruction contracts, with a young Xew Yorker turning a village topsy-turvy by his speedy methods of business and love-making. The play is in three acts. ALTOONA. Sept. 12.

Employes of tbe Blank Book Company of Roaring Spring yesterday were surprised to The annua! festival of the Protestant Orphans' Home of Pauline avenue. West Liberty, will be held tomorrow afternoon on the grounds of the institution. The affair will begin at 3 o'clock. A. J.

Barchfeld, former congressman, and Dr. A. L. Lewin will fpenk. A massed chorus, consisting of members of the various Protestant church under the direction of Prof.

I. N. Breitenbach, will sing. find JJ5 additional in their pay en CUMBERLAND. Sept.

Cumberland took on true carnival spirit and aspect today in the formal welcome to the returned service men from the recent war. Mayor Keen issued a proclamation yesterday declaring a half holiday and the spirit of the proclamation was carried out. The parade of 3.000 soldiers, sailors and marines commenced at 2 o'clock, with Major Thomas R. Palmer as chief marshal. velopes.

The money represented the employes' share of the profits of the company. Two hundred employes Mid-September Date. September 17 Is the date set by Misa Jean MgcW'ha, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. lames, McWha of Perrysvillo avenue, ir her marriage to Norman W.

Kappel Crafton. The, weddini will be a quiet in the Watson Presbyterian with Rev. J. W. Claudy officiat-Inn.

There will bo no attendants. Wedding Cards Out. Cardi have been issued-y Mr. and Mrs. A.

I. Cooke of Wajneaburg, announcing the marriage of their daughter. Miss Helen G. Cooke, to Mr. Wil- luri T.

Kent of Brave. The wedding whh so emnlzed at 12:: o'clock in the First Presbyterian Church of Pittsburgh, lfev. Dr. J. M.

Mealy of Sewlck- ey officiating. The bride wore a auit )f blue tricotlne with blue hat and a of Ward roses. The bride was attended bv her sisters, Miss Anna Mary Hid Miss Cooke. Harry P. Watts iv.ih best man.

Following an extended benefited. rxiward JVI. oung. declared to be a paroled convict from the Western penitentiary, was held for court under bail by Magistrate Wallace Borland at a hearing in the Frankstown avenue police court yesterday. Young is accused of robbing the home of Charles Steinbaugh.

618 Summerlea street, early Thursday morning. WIFE ARRESTED WITH "OTHER MAN" Mrs. John Jacosky and Andrew Shcman, both of McKeesport. were arrested yesterday after the woman's husband is said to have surprised the pair in the Baltimore Ohio railroad station and attacked the man. Sheman was fined $25 and Mrs.

Jacosky held on a charge of carrying concealed weapons at their hearing, she is said to have had a revolver hidden in her waist. FROSTBURG, Sept IX Citizens or ieaerai 1111. a suburb, -will have a triple flag raising In connection with the soldiers' home coming celebration Herron HiH Mothers of Democracy met in the Madison School last night to complete arrangements for their part in the Constitution Day celebration. It was decided to form at the school and march to the meeting at Syria Mosque in a bodv. The banners of the chapter will be taken with the party.

The "Neil O'Brien Mirfstrela at Hie Nixon next week are on their eighth annual tour, bringing what is said to be the most elaborately equipped production ever offered by this organization. The orchestra is composed of 20 musicians. Bert Swor will have a new monologue. "Ding Dong Bell." a complete story by Arthur C. Train, in the magazine section of next Sunday's Pittsburgh Post.

Tale of the criminal who for 20 years concentrated his faculties on the task of feigning inaanity, and yet remaining sane. next Monday. The exercises -will take BOGGS, MARGARET On Friday. September 12. 191f at 1:05 a.

ilargaret Boggs (nee Daleyi, in her 59th year, beloved wife of Georse N. Boggs. Funeral from ber late residence. Ills Beaver avenue, Northside, on Monday, September 15. at 8 a.

m. Requiem mass at St. Andrew's Catholic Church, Beaver avenue, Northside, at 8:30 a. m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend.

Wheeling (W. Va. and Omaha (Neb.) papers please copy. BECTITOLD, MARY On Thursday. September 11, 1919.

at 11:10 a. Mary Bechtold (nee at her resi Weather Forecast place in tne morning, so as not to in terfere with the regular program of the day. Bl TOIR DIAMOND at Ijoftis Bros. Co. Wonderful values.

Easy credit terms 618 Liberty ave. Open evenings. Special Report from the United itatrt Weather Bmeau to The Pitt-tiro Pott. ALTOONA, Sept. 12.

Compensation for a sprained ankle is asked in a claim filed with Referee Jacob Snyder, POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT. "Fair and continued cool" is the official forecast for Pittsburgh and vicinity today. Official hourly readings tor yesterday follow: GAS EXPLOSION WRECKS WINDOWS An explosion last evening in a vacant two-story frame dwelling at 2138 Fifth avenue shattered almost every window in the building. Leaking gas in the basement i believed to have been the cause. Damage was estimated to be $lo0.

ACCtSED OP CANDY THEFTS Accused of having taken candy from delivery wagons of a Forbes street wholesale confectionery firm, Manley Uegenstein of DeVilliers street was r-reste(lyesterday afternoon by City De- i Voters' League, Powerful Civic Organization, 1 here, by a young woman, who sets forth the facts as follows: "While going from New Portage Junction to Hollidaystiurg, July 15, this year, I stepped off the train at Holli-daysburg, with a suit case in one hand and a coat in the other, and the brake-man did not assist me at all. In stepping down I suffered a severe sprain of the left ankle. I was scarcely able to walk for two weeks and I am troubled with it yet. 1 wish to put in a claim for $250 for loss of time, expenses and injury." Referee Snyder is ttrying to figure out whether the claim is filed against the braJceman or the railroad company. 12 midnight 6112 noon 60 1 a.

59! 1 p. 60 2 a. 5K 2 p. 61 3 a s. 57 3 p.

61 4 a. 4 p. 61 5 a. 55 5 p. 63 6 a.

65 P- 64 7 a. 53 7 p. 62 8 a. m. 54( 8 p.

m. 61 9 a. 5Sj 9 p. 59 10 a. 67j a.

591 Louis Left and John il organ while attempting, it is alleged, to-take candy from a wagon at Forbes and Stevenson streets. He was lodged in Central police station. Jiip SEEK ACCIDENT VICTIMS' KIN Funeral on Monday. September IS. at 8:30 a.

m. Requiem higrh mass at St. Lawrence's (Church at I a. in. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend, Canton (O.

papers please copy.l MTANN. ARTHt'R A. Suddenly, on Friday. September 12, 1919, at 4:30 p. Arthur A.

MoCann, beloved husband of Mary A. McCann, in his 43d year. Funeri! on Monday, September 15, from his late residence, 605 Maple avenue, East mtsburgh, Fa, at 8:30 a. m. Services at St.

William's Catholic Church, Ke.t Pittsburgh, at a. m. Interment at Lilly, Pa. Johnstown und Altoona (Pa.) and Youngatown (O. pa.pers please copy.

LAIRD D. On Friday, September 12, at 11:45 p. Laird D. McCain, eldest son of C. and ths late Grace (Miller) McCain, in bis 21st year.

Funeral from the residence of his grandfather. Samuel McCain, 1420 Perrysville avenue. Northside. Notice of time will be announced later. MESSING, DOROTHY ELIZAREOTI On Wednesday.

September 10, 1919, at 3 p. Dorothy Elizabeth Messing, daughter of LouiS and Sophia Messing (neo Kramer). Westinghouse avenue, Wilmer-dfng. Funeral from the residence of F. W.

Miller, corner Brownsville and Fair Haven road. Carrick. at 2 p. m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend.

Interment at North Zion. MORAN. MARY ELIZABETH -On Thursday. September 11. 1919.

at 1:80 a. Mary Elizabeth Moran (nee Boyd), wife of Thomas Moran, formerly of West Liberty. Funeral from 722 Haielwood. avenue, Ha-xelwood. on Saturday, September 13, at 8:30 r.i.

Requiem hish mass at St. Stephen's Church at 9 a. m. Cleveland and Toledo Erie (Pa.) and Hamilton Can.) papers please copy.) RICHARDS, GEORGE H. On Thursday, September 11, 1S19, at 5:10 a.

at the Pittsburgh Hosplal. George H. Richards, beloved son of William and Annie Richards nee Lewis), and brother of the late Albert Richards, Edward L. Richards, in his 30th year. Funeral services at the familv residence, 1009 Beecher street.

East on Satur. day afternoon at o'clock. Friends of the family and members of Pride of Wll-klnsburg Council No. ITS. Jr.

O. U. A-M are respectfully Invited to attend. SVLLTVAN. P.

F-On Thursday. September 11. 1818, at 10:80 p. ro-. P.

F. Sullivan, son of the late Patrick and Mar. Sullivan. Funeral from tho family residane. K432 Ellsworth avenue.

East End. on Monday, September 15, at 8:30 m. Solemn high mass of requiem at St. Paul's Cathedral at 10 o'clock. SKARRY, MICHAEL Suddenly, on Thursday.

September 11. 191T. at 7 p. m. Michael Skarry, husband of Winifred Skarry (nee Whalen), in his 70th year.

Funeral from his late residence, 01 Khar-wood avenue, Twentieth ward. Sheraden, on Saturday inornmir at o'clock. Kequifm high mass at Holy Innocents' Church at 9 o'clock. Interment at Steuben tile O. Steubenvill (O.) papers please eopy.l Sri'UY, HKNRY K.

-On Wednesday. September 1C19. at l-4 p. Henry r. Scully, husband cf Mary Monro Sculy, asred yesos J3 iavi.

Fen-ires at his late residence. 140 street, city. Frld.ny p. rn. Interment prlvste.

Kindly omit flower. STt'ERNKK. ELIZABETH t-ATLEY On Wednesday. September 10. 119, at 11:55 a.

Klixabeth Keatley iJtuebner. wit of Guatave Stuebner. Funeral services at the family residence. 714 Nayior street, Greenneid, on Saturday, September IS. at 3 p.

m. Friends of the family are respectfully iovuvd to attend. Miami Fl a. Johnsonbor and Cambridge Springs (Pa.) papera copy. THLMAN, THERESA On Friday.

Septem. ber 33, 1919, at 4 Ttrrwa tThlmsn. Funeral from her late home, 4315 Schfnley Farms Terrace, on Monday rooming at 8:80 o'clock. Requiem hirh mui at SU Iaul's Cathedral at 9 o'clock. Friends of the famKy are respectfully incited to attend, VOELKEK, MRS.

CAROLINE C. On Friday. September 13. 11, at i a. at Conneautvtlia.

Mrs. Caroline C. Voelker (nee Gcartner). 4re4 71 years. Funeral from the residence of her son, G.

Meteorological Record. Captain of City Detectives Clyde S. Edeburn received a telegram yesterday from V. T. Boone, chief of police of Casper, asking him to find relatives in Pittsburgh of George Murphy, who was killed in an accident in the Wyoming town yesterday.

.7:33 Sun riaa todar sets today. Temp. Hum. Wind. Weather 83 NW, 13 Cloudy MII.LMAJV Ii KILLED Albert 13 Noon 1 63 NW.

Cloudy GREENS BURG. Sept 13. The will of John Milton Miller, late of West Newton, who tequeatherd all his building and loan stock to his sister, Anna L. Miller, was filed In the nicer of Register of Wills Edward A. Cromer yesterday.

The will of the late Mrs. Harriett C. White, late of Jacksonville. North Huntingdon township, was filed for probate. The will of Letitla Penman, late of West Newton, has also been p.

69 85 NW. 10 Clear OomparaUvo ttroporatura and precipitation: i4isri3rii Highest 11 7 72 1 TO) 0i Lowest (a: 3 tj Mean 57 6S 5fij 2 64 Prw-lpKatlon N'ormfil temperature for the day for oS years. ST; doftrtericy In the temperature for the day, deficiency in the tnvrw-ra ture since Septemler 1, excess In the tenuwrm- McCann, 43 years old, of 506 Maple avenue. East Pittsburgh, employed as a laborer in the North Braddock plant of the Edgar Thomson Steel Company, was killed at 7:30 o'clock last evening, while at work in the plant His skull was fractured when he struck by a heavy weight used to break up pig iron. TWO IN STOLEN ACTO HELD Riding in an automobile which, it is alleged, they stole from E.

V. Connell of Penn avenue, Wilson, last Monday, Guisto Smirodi. aged 28, of 1724 Fifth avenue, and James Tarnas, aged 26. of 34 Congress street, were arrested last night bv Motorcycle Detectives Edward O'Rourke and Karl McDona'i at Fifth avenue and Mlltenberger street Wilson authorities were notified. An automatic revolver was found in the possession of each of the two men, the police assert.

iure ainee January zk: iow-Kt temperature this date ulnce 1S74. 43. In 1917; temperature this date dnce JS74. St; tn ALLIANCE. Sept.

12. David Ritchie, 66 years old. of North Georgetown, died today in the City hospital from injuries received yesterday when he struck by a Pennsylvania, railroad shifting engine. He wu employed by the American Railway Express Company. He leaves hta wife, ten children, two brothers and one sister.

Normal precipitant on for the day for S6 years. -OP; deficiency In precltdtation for tha dence, 513 Jackseon street. wife of Ueoigre A. Bechtold. aged 50 years 10 months 26 days.

Funeral on Monday, September 15, at 8:30 a. from the residence of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Bertha Shaffer, 603 Lockhart street. Kequiem mans at St. Peier'a Catholic Church.

Northside. at 9 o'clock. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Interment vrlvate-CROWN. MARTHA On Wednesday, September It.

1319, Martha K. Crown, beloved dfiug-htor of John and Mary McHuh Crown or Latrobe, aged is months. Funeral from the residence of her Brand-mother, Mrs. Catharine McHugh. 113S Ooe avenue, Northside, on Saturday, September 13, at 1 o'clock.

Blessing services at St Leo's Roman Catholic Church at p. m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. FORESTER, CATHERINE ECRXF.S On Wednesday. September 10, 1919, at 11:20 p.

Catherine Eckles Forester, in her 31st year, beloved wife of Sylvester Forester. Funeral from her lata residence. 1263 Juniata street, Nortrtelde. on Saturday afternoon at o'clock. Blessing- services at St Andrew's Catholic Church a.t 2:30 p.

m- iends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend. Washing-ton Denver (Col.) and Cleveland (O.) papers pleas eopy.J GETTY, MARY LOCISE Suddenly, on Thursday vening, eptejnber It, 1319, at Plttstteld. Mary Loalse Getty, eldest daughter of the late Andrew S. and Catherine Armor Oetty. Funeral from her late residence, 4 4 Hawthorne avenue, Crafton.

on Sunday, at 2:30 p. m. Services at First Presbyterian Church. Crafton avenue, Crafton, at 3 p. m.

4 III KILL. HENRY OR1IJUK On Thursday, September 11, 1913. at 9:40 a. Henry Orville Hukill, aged 75 years. Funeral services at his late residence, 450 Lincoln avenue.

Rellevue. Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Interment prlvute. JOHNSTON, KM ELI On Thursday evening. September 11.

1919. at 5 o'clock, at her residence, 1319 rrk View avenue. FdTielin Johnston, widow of Henry T. Johnston, In her Sist year. Services of th Alice Carv Rebecca Iodg No.

120. I. O. O. Friday venlm at o'clock.

Funeral aervices Saturday -ninir at o'clock. Interment private on Sunday morrini at 10 o'clock. KISSINGER, CHARLES V. On Tru'rsday. September It, 1919, at 7-45 p.

ml, Clisries F. Kluslrirer, belowd husband of Lulu Kokbert Kiingr. mfoA 6S yeara. Funeral services at his late residence, STC Kawtern avenue, Asptnwall. 011 Friday, fientetnber 12, at 8 p.

m. Interment at Villus (Jrove. Pnvder county. 011 Sunday. September 14.

KANE, (HAKIIX G. Suddenly, at Arnold. on FTiday, Sepitrabtr 13, 119 at i) a. Charles O. Kane, husband or Kane (nee Coons), In his i9th year.

Funeral from his late residence. 1T34 Victoria avenue, on Monday September IS, at a. m. hiph mams at Ht. Joneph's Catholio Church at a.

m. Friend of the family are respectfully invited to attend, interment In Union rernetery, LA ICR, JOHN On Thcrwiar feptem-Wr 11. Jl. nt 3 p. John Ln.ker.

lelo-ed of iar Laker (nea tar.ii-l(. in his ISth year. Finei! from the residence of his mother, M. Ma-e-arrt Conner, s-l avenue, on itimc-ay, September IS, at 8 a. m.

Hen ji-m niws at 4t. Kipj-an'a I-fty-thlrd street and a.t a. m. Friend-, of the fiuniiy are repect-fully invltivl to attend. MOORE.

KJ.LKN MARY On Thursday, September 11. 1919, at 5:30 p. at her home, 50:3 Penn avenua Elian Mary Moore, daughter of the late Thomas a.nd Maxsaxei taeo FUunj. day. touU precipitation since Soplrtn-lr 1.

normal precipitation since September 1. 1.0! deficiency 1n precipitation sine January J. total precipitation ince January 1. SO 47; precipitation ulnce January 1. 57 SS; excess in nrecinltiiilnn January 3.

53. CUMBERLAND. Sept. 12. Seventeen crates of pheasants from Benson pheasant farm.

Sllverton, Oregon, reached here Wednesday and will Ontnparative tabla of Olwervatlons taken at p. Eastern time: H. r.l later be distributed in this sec Atlanta In bulletin issued yesterday the Voters' League said: "James B. Drew is at present a Judge in the County Court. He has I an excellent record.

His work in that 1 court has been most satisfactory. He has worked hard, served industriously, 1 given uniform satisfaction to the bar and to litigants, and his record as County Judge fully justifies his eleva-1 tion to the Common Pleas as a reward fj for ability, competency, efficiency and 1 IMS 74 S5 tion by Dr. Edward Harris, under the At'an. City. Baltimore.

direction of the game conservation committee. Boise PoKton Puffnlo fhattan'ira. Oncinnatl The Loose Leaf Way Is the Best Way Let. us show you the special forms suited to your business or profession. Full line of I.

P. Loose? Leaf Books, Ring Binders, Ledgers. Price and Memoranda Books. WASHINGTON Sept li-John Smith, Jr. two months old.

was burned to death when tar. heating on a stove, boiled over and set fire to the houoe. Damage to the property is estimated at $2,000. Clewla.n.1. H.

P. 73 Sfi .00 74 .00 7 i 7H .00 T9 0 74 70 on .00 HO on 70 64 .00 00 7ft on 74 4s on 7 9 74 no 7t 00 7K ss on 00 70 no 71 no ft, .00 Col rn.hu M. I tenve- Te Molnell, 4( (V (W'riVIa om-imdha Son ml A mt'vt ri.i. SO a. rjthe CV.

nmn Antonio. oa'p, lerani-lMvt 'A 7C, -w on' n-lnnke. WTel I wrirft NEW CASTLE. Sept. 12.

Glenn W. Gilchrist. 7 years old. drowned yesterday in Hickory creek. A sister W-iena Tnd'anan'lla discovered the body, which was rushed Afk to see the New tJaraee Sheet- to this city where a pulmotor was used.

A. Voelker. 1S19 Metropolitan street. 413-413 Wood St. J.

R. Weldin Co. BUTLER. Sept 13. The opening exercises incident to the one hundredth anniversary celebration of the establishment of the White Oak Fprinsrs United Presbyterian Church was held In the church this evening.

Rev. S. Crawford, pastor of the church, mJde 30 000 Germans Seek Positions in Mexico lime iibuumi.u liter. Aitoona and Conneautvine Pa- Strtith-ers to. and Huntingrton W.

va.) papers please copy.) WKI.SH:. rRS. WINIFRED Suddenly, on Friday, St-inembr 13, lfl9. at 3 p. m.

Mrs. Winifred Welah, widow of Michael WelsTh. aged S7 years. Funeral from the residence of her daush-ter. Mrs.

CJirl Mull. 410 Harrison street. McKeesport. on Monday, September 15, at 8:30 a- m. Requiem high ma at St, Peters Catholic Church mt 9 o'clock.

Interment in St. Mary cemetery. WELTER, FREDERICK On Friday afternoon, September 12, 1829. at 2 p. at the home of his parents.

25. i Wo-sier avenue (reir). 1 otic of funeral laac. ication." i appli the welcome address. Re-.

David Ir --NVJ PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM A tnttft preparation of mriw Heipa to erdicU (Jiuidrutf. For Restoring Color and win Row of Connequenesslng. av former member of the cong-res-atlon. made the address of acceptance. "The Church MEXICO CITT.

Sept. 11 Thirty thousand emigrants are prepared to leave Germany for Mexico, according to Arthur ve-n Magnus, representa- Beauty to Gray and dd Hair of Today" was the topic of an address by Rev. 3. Gamble of the Second 6wc, arxl at oni-cMs..