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TUESDAY MORNING, THE PITTSBURGH POST OCTOBER 7, 1919. Thirteen MM WW El Is 11 PITT TO STILL IN FEDERATION TITLE SERIES Ol)e Attorning Ufatcl)et George Washington Never Had Anything on This Newspaper By GJMjy ON THE PAN VoL IXL. o)c I ,02 'xP!" -Records Changed After Discussion Warner Fees WW Virginia Worthy Foe and Per-fv; fects Plays to Offset Their Defense. MOUNTAINEERS SHOWING CAUSES GREAT INTEREST LOCALLY i lhwM hfi) JjtS-'Z--- y--Kj)J t-' JVii I SERIES SONGS. IT MUST BE THIS WAY Sing a song of sixteen Wkitesoz full of rye Wgnder how they got it, with the dryi Take a shamef ul licking, just to show they can Isn't that a pretty dish to set before King Fant BUT IT STAR TED THUS Hod, Hod, the Eller's son.

Hit for two sacks away he run. When Hod was done The game was won; 1 A mighty man is Eller's son. THE SHORN LAMB "Baa! Baa! Black Sox, have you any wool?" "Yes, dear Redlegs, a stnes full. You take the winner's, I thi losing end-That 's about all I'm abl to spend." DONG! DONG! DONG! DONG! Hickory, dickory dock! The Reds climbed on the Sox The Reds got four Need just one more nickory, dickory dock! The official score? of Saturday's game at Beaver Falls was: 1'itt 33, Geneva 2. Pitt admits that the Covenanters scored a fety, which, in the of the struggle, was called a touch-lack.

The officials who handled the game have deeided that the play was a safety, which entitles Geneva to two points, and the sore will go into the official records as 33 to 2. Coach Glenn S. Warner had his Panther gridders out yesterday afternoon for the first workout of the final week preparation for the game with West Virginia University at Forbes Field lwxt Saturday. The local varsitv came through the game with Geneva on Sat- 9 ginla same. He realizes that the Mountaineers are going: to invade Pittsburgh "loaded for bear," and that they are confident of returning home with a victory.

He also realizes that their confidence is well grounded, and that it is going to take a much better brand of football than the Panthers showed against Geneva to stave the Invaders oitff. Interest in the home inaugural Is greater than anyone anticipated, and it would not be greatly surprised If the big stand at Forbes Field were filled with spectators. Word received from Manager Stansbury of West Virginia last night was to the effect that the sale of tickets, which opened In Mor-gantown yesterday morning had surpassed all expectations. He wanted to know if more tickets could be obtained toward the end of the week if they were necessary. Locally the sale was also large, according to reports from all the agencies, and it is evident that the Pittsburgh public is hungry for football and eager to give the Warner machine the onceover this falL coefccv 6R(og6 Team "ALONG CAME A SPIDER- Happy Fels.h Muffct Threw to a tuffet.

Wild Hod took one base more; Roush then did cuff it Did Happy muff itt Sure and let two runners score! AND BIG ONES, AT THAT. Kid Gleason Hubbard Went to the cupboard To find him some world series thrones. But when he got there The cupboard was bare Except a collection of bones. i Upper Row Cooley, Slater, McElroy, Pearson, Staffer, Jamison, Patterson, rf. Middle Row -Joe Swetonic, McMasters, Manager Paddy Carr, McBride, Ai Swetonic, First Row Hughes, Mvilan, Love, assistant manager; Ware, Joe Swetonic, ss.

fb. into the finals by defeating MaTonear Sullivans and "Weetinghouse, In the Pittsburgh section and then continued their winning streak by defeating Tor-benson Axles of Clevefand and Oakley uraay without suffering any serious injuries, except Harry Daugherty, who will bo out of the running for eprne time. A number of the boys were bumped and bruised, but here was nothing serious. AlI.of the boys were on deck yesterday, ready for a strenuous tfeek. Dode Thomas was out, but is still taking things easy, and will continue.

to do so. It is hoped that lie will be In trim to enter Saturday's game. jfThe I'itt coach was 'well pleased with worI of Krateert on Saturday, and l. not Improbable that he will get another chance against the Moantain-' rors. Ginn also showed up well, and tn chartce.i are thai he will be used extensively before the season Is over.

PITT MUST IMPROVE. Warner will spend meet of the week in Grilling his charges in new plays which he has devised for the West Vir- West View Grid Season Opens Tho McCmllouah team of the Manchester vn defeated by the West. View tfim Suntlay on the West. 'View Park gijquinda. Atthoutjh outweighed, the d-fenve work of the entire West View Wast too much for Mc-Culloufch.

West View hnrkflrM look new Hfo in the fo-arfh quarter. Aliram twins and Cole plunged the Mc-(fctHaugh line ot will In the latter part of the (rainf. ll'vy Abrama' end run of 16 ywX and role's plungrtnct attributed heavily tfirtWost View's touchdown. William Kaufman ami Home Khowect up well on the de-fnnatva at the ends. West IVew will offer rood, attractions for the Northslde fans at Wr-rt View f'ark every Sunday at 3:30 p.

m. TUe wore; 4V.T VIEW 6. M'CULLOUGH-O. ITwrne McHale U.aa Fullerton owler Richards Wnizio Craig (Siciminga R. Hifrhton Osborne R.

Quinn fenado Watson Teer Swint K. Abram. ODomiell VlBeratj Tate eitlwlim F. Hifrhton institutions Went ViewCole, Blackstone, Tffiffner, Memberser, R. Abrams.

J. Tate. TlWVhdown Cole. Referee Abernanthey. JTjpkceper Blind.

Linesman I no van. yjlley Club Vf Lawrencesville has dates optcfl for 110-pnand -teams. East Liberty, Mt. Vernon. Murdochs.

Sharr-abui-jr Tigers or any in tlilt class write or call Walter Barry, street. Call Flak 265-R. To tense. 107; DaJiinda, 103; Sturdee, 120; Ool. Harrison, 116; Paddy.

113; Tommywaac, 101; Frank Waters, 120; Title, 106; Appleton Wlske, 110. Third race. The Caledonia handicap, all ages, 1 1-16 miles Lady Gertrude, 102; 'Nutcracker. 103; Recount, 1C3. Fourth race.

2-year-olds, fillies. The Hiawatha handicap, 64 furlongs Head Over Heels, 120; Cinderella. 112; (Northern Belle. 102; Cleopatra, Sugar-mint. 130.

Fifth race, 3-year-olds end up, selling, H4 miles Woodtrap, H6; unnyland, 116; Grundy 126; Don Dodgel, 106; Rockport. 106; Sasin, Ul. Sixth race. I-year-olds, furlongs St. Allan, 130; Round Robin.

304; Rambler Rose, 107; Indisretion. 107; FUbberty Gibbet. 104; Masked Dancer. 107: Duhsandel. 104: Mile.

Vivian, 107; Fair Colleen. 107; Irish Dream, 114; Tea Room, 101; Sugarmint, 10L Apprentice allowance claimed. Laurel. Weather clear: track fast. race.

2-year-olds, selling, 5 fur-lorg! Clara bella, 107: They Shall Not Pass, 307; Buster 110; Polynm. 107: Little One. 110; Yaphank. 305; Fleer, 110: Spotless, 107; Col. Murphv.

110; Master Bill, 310: Miss Strathem. 107; Lucie May, 107; Tltanla, 107; Dfvildog, 330. Link Boy. 110. Second race, 3- about 2 miles fcea Sun.

137: Wyndover, 140; Farlocker. 140; hallcrge, 140; Jitnuimau, 137: 'Have a Heart, 338: Manager. Ii7; Syrdarj'a, 140; War Strength. 140; 'Gargoyle. 140; Minata.

137. Third rice, 3-year-olds and up. s-lling. 1 Enos, 105: Bierman. 102: Encore.

105: Toadstool, 300; Harrv Breivogel, 110: la.dy Ivan, 112; 'Water War, Tie Tin. 110; Cbt-nung, 102; Tit for Tat. 107; G. M. Miller, 107; Indolence, 110; Katie Canal.

sal BDS OF v.vor before was there such interest shown in a ring bout in Beaver Falls as is In evidence over the 10-round bout here next Saturday night between Toughey Murray, Ambrtdge battler ana jonnny Fundy of Pittsburgh champion of the featherweights of the American Expeditionary Forces. Fundy won the title in the big tournament In London last winter and he and Murray are certain to present one of the most thrilling ring engagements that has ever been seen in the Beaver valley. The show is under the auspices of the Nonpareil Club and Matchmaker Hammer will announce liis preliminary card in a day or two. It will consist of two six-round bouts. A classy boxing card has been arranged at the Academy Theater tonight, when Manaeer Georp-e Jaffa will present in the main bout Eddie Carver, the hard-hitting little Negro fighter, find Tommy Phillips.

The second bout of the evening will be a three-round go between Joo Muner of Beechviow and Young K. O. Circus. The opened will bring together Bobbv Ryan of I.awrenceville and Xae Kerr. There will be a battle-royal tomorrow and boxing again Friday night.

Strip A. A. will practice this evening at 7:30. The following players report for J. Macks.

B. Carson, J. Carcon, W. Gsllegher. B.

Galles-her. M. Brodrlck. Y. Miller, jr.

Shine I Donahue, Crick. T. Homes, Fishwell, Malley, B. McGregor. J.

McGregger, J. Hopper. W. Kelley, P. Smith.

Strip A. A. would like to hear from all teams out or championship. Produce Real Crane Company of Chicago Buys $241,520 Manufacturing Site in Twenty-fourth Street Smithfield Street Term Lease Closed Brokers Close Many Deals. Parks of Cincinnati.

The game last Saturday was the third of the series each club having won a game and wRh the decision of the board of directors of the Federation goes the semi-pro title of the country. 107; 'Kimpalong, 100. (This race has been divided and a section run as the fifth race.) Fourth race, hlghwelght handicap, 3-year-olds and up. furlongs 'Currency. 115; Grimalkin, 125: 'Firing line, 115; The Decision.

1S6: King Tuscan. 124; 'Daddy's Choice, 123; Fort Bliss. 125. Fifth race, 3-year-olds and up, selling, 1 mil Sylvano, 105; 'Handful. 105: Joan of Arc.

1)2: Gnroage, 97; Galley Head. 102: Searchlight 305; 'Lloyd George. Ideal. 10J: 'Wood Violet. 102; 'Sunny Hill 110.

Sixth race. 33yei--olds. claiming. 6 furlongsThe Wit. 315: 'Hush, 107: 'Klrah, 1J7; Encrinite.

107: Boher-Na-Breena. 102; Mar-cellii 307: Pirate McGee. 115. f-eventh race, 3-year-olds and up. sellins, 14 miles Golden Glow.

ltM: Little Cottage. 107; Tl.rift, 116: Puts ind 102. Apprentice allowance claimed. VERY COACHES BRADLEY. Texter Very, former Penn State football star- end all-American selection for end by Welter Camp, has toeen signed to coach the Bradley Eagle football team, and -with the aid of such a competent mentor the Eagles championship aspirations take 4.

decided advance. The Eagles, who opened the season last Sunday defeating Turmoil, 13 to in a thrilling contest, are going t3 play the strong Monaca aleven next Sunday end here too, a hard game Is anticipated, as Monaca was one of the toughest opponents the Eagles faced in 1917. when the teams last met. A 0-0 rMne was played. However, with the coaching of Very the Eagle hope to victor this time anl they are going after all of the biggest teams In this section and this will Include games with the Fiteairn Quakers and "McKeespor Olympics, If Manager Cerceo can come to terms with these teams.

Estate and intends building a duplex on the front of the lot. The H. O. Hornberger Real Kstate Company sold for Joseph Martin to Mrs. A.

Williams a brick house at S221 Gertrude street, for for Peter Steiner to John Morvay, a brick house at 166 Hazelwood avenue, for for William Baers- to Adam Murphy, a brick house at 247 Trowbridge street, for for P. F. Cain to James Lynn, a brick houpe at 925 Greenfield avenue, for for Thomas Roach to Julia Sabo. a frame house st 627 Minnesota street: for Sadler Martin to Joseph' McCucan. a brick house at "24 Winston street, for for John Miller to T.

J. Ryan, a double frame house at 109 Flowers avenue, for for E. C. Sands to R. and M.

Romanczak, a house at 428 Flowers avenue, for and for J. A. Simon to Frank Toth, a brick house at 836 Lilac street, Seek 100 New Members. The Pittsburgh Builders Exchange Inaugurated p. membership campaign yesterday.

This contest will close at neon on Monday, October 13. The teams will not be satisfied if they fail to secure 100 new members. The regular weekly luncheon of the exchange will be held at the Hotel Chatham next Thursday noon. i City Building Permits. The Pittsburgh bureau of building Inspection yesterday filed applications for permits as follows: William K.

Sta-metz for a brick and steel machine shop in Meade street. Fourteenth ward, to cost Charles A. SchalTer for two brick, tile and concrete storerooms at Perrysville avenue and East street. Twenty-sixth ward, to cost E. H.

Reamer and R. Theil, six-room brick veneer and tile house, near Windsor street. Nineteenth ward, to cost E. A. McKean, for a brick veneer and shingle house at Saline avenue and Lilac street.

Fifteenth ward, to cost $9,000. Worehmieo Pnntrart 5innpH iiuiv'iiuumu wviitiwvi wiiiwvi. The Samuel W. Black Company has leased for the Vernon D. Price Company to the Weinstein Beverage Company a warehouse on 40x90 feet at South and Allegheny avenues.

North-side, for a term of years. The warehouse has a railroad siding. New Entrance Planned. "A contract has been awarded for a new entrance into the Bake welt" building, from Grant street. T.

Ed. Cornelius, house building, is taking bids for a new garage at 5800 Center avenue, to be built for L. D. Jami-fon at an estimated cost of $30,000. Home for the Aged.

elimination series await the decision of the National Federation following their protest of the game won by Canton last Saturday at Ambridge in the fourteenth inning. American Bridge' had entered BRONCHO'S SELECTIONS JAMAICA. 1 Hindoostan, Ting-a-Ling, Jack O'lXUvd. Back Bay, Frank Waters, Belle Roberts, 3 Nutcracker, Recount, Lady Gertrude. 4 Cleopatra, Head Over Heels, Cinderella.

5 Sasin. Woodtrap, Grundy. 6 Irish Dream, Kambler Rose, Dun-biimlel. Best bet Sasin. LAl'KEL.

1 Miss Strathem, IJnk Boy, tucie May. 2 War Strenstb. Earlocker, Gargoyle. .3 Katie Canal. Toadstool, Kimpalong.

4 Fort Bliss. Grimalkin, Firing Line. 5 Ballad. Sylvano, PVIroma. 0 The Wit.

Pirate Mctiee. Kncrinite. 7 Puts and Calls, Thrift, Ciolden Glow. Best bet Fort Bliss. LATONIA.

1 Wise Man, Purdey, Skiles Knob. 2 Watersmret, Hidden Talent, Avis Doyle. 3 Hoonir, IJon d'Or, Top Coat. 4 Comme Ci. Salvo, Counterbalance.

5 lack Hare. Iwln, High Cost. Dirk Williams, Arravan, H. C. Bawch.

7 Chick Barkley, Mistress Polly, Rookery. Best bet Jack Hare, Jr. Lady Fair Play. 103 (Willis), $3.60, third. Time :1 2-5.

No scratches. FoUrth lace, 2-year-olds, allowances, 6 furlongs The Swimmer, 115 (Lunpford), $23.30. i nd $5.40, won; Orlova, 105 (Robinson), StPD and $1.70, sond: Luke's Pet, 112 (Mc-Crann). third. Time 1:15 4-5.

Scratched Furbelow. Pyx, Second Cousin, Xashotah, Better Believe, Pop Eyes and Sterling. Fifth race, 3-year-olds and up. allowances. 1 1-1 miles King Gorin, 112 (pool).

$3.80, $3 and $2.60, won; General Haig, 106 (Mooney), 5.60 and $3.20, second; Ormesdale, 112 (Murray). $7.1:. third. Time 1:49 1.5. Scratched liromlon, Spearlene, Jarfoid Zulellca.

Sixth race, 3-year-olds (fid up, allowances, 1 mile Serbian. 105 (Liisford). $4.90. 13.30 and wen: Texas Sp-ial. 100 (Robinson), $3.20 and $2.40.

Ftcond; Iolite, 109 (Groth), $2.50, third. Time 3:42 3-5. No scratches. Seventh race. 2-yoar-olds and up, claiming, 1 3-16 miles Dnhabiah 107 (Murray), $41.10, $14.60 and $6,20.

won; Ellison, 118 lOrotr), i.70 and $4.10, second; Medusa, 107 (-tapicton). $3.50, third. Time 2:02 1-5. Scratched Gourmand, Jim Heffring, Redstart, Arravan. El Rey.

H. C. Basch, Pastime, Gibby, McAdoo and Athena. TODAY'S ENTRIES Latonia. Weather cloudy; track slow.

First race. 3-year-olds and up, claiming, 6 furlongs Joe iStaJir. 101; 'Miss G'ove. 302; Lancelot. 103; Wlniwin, 106; Vda BeHe, 107; 'Skiles Knob.

107; Redmon, 110; ilonev, 110; Purdey, 110; Sirocco, 113; -Wise Man, 115; A. N. Akin. 113. eligible Port Light, 110; Night Owl, 110; Bon Tromp, 115; Rainbow Girl, I03f Applejack 113; 'Rafferty, 103.

Second race. 2-year-olds, maiden fillies, 5 furtonge "Zinthon. 101; 'Peggy 107: Hidden Talent. 107; Neenah, 107; Avid Doyle, 112; Centerville, 112; Valentine Lady, 112; Herself, 112; Little Nfiece. 112: May Craig, 112; Watersmet, 112; Spectacular Girl, 112.

Also eligible Thrifty Three, 112; Forbid. 312; 'Miss Patty, 107; Perfect Lady, 112; Biddledee. 112; Emma 112. Third race. The Bellevue purse, 3-year-olds and up, 6 furlongs Lady Rachel, 97; DIfcus-sion, 100; Sweeping Glance, 100; Sans Peur 100; Brig o' War, 101; Hidden Jewel.

303; Hocnir. 101; Top Oat, 101; Tim McGee, 104: Lion d'Or, 103; Xepperhan, 107; Trollus, 110. Fourth race, 3-year-olds, claiming, 1 1-16 miles 'Discord. 99; Ooidstone, 302; Mandarin's Coit, 102; 'Brimful. 104; Belle of EliJstbcthtown, 104; Jap.

101; Lothair. 107; Salvo, 108; Counterbalance, 110; Tom Brooks. 115: Comime Ci, 115. Also eligl-ble Sarasota. 104; Xa.pthalius, 107; 'Water Willow, 99; Rameau.

107; Gourmand, 107; Retta, 102. Fifth race, 3-year-olds and up, 6 furlongs Iwin, 96; Diversion, 103; Birtl, 106; Bromo, 107; Rapid Day, 10S; Sewell Combs, 108: American Ace, 115; War God. 118; High Cost, 12; Jack Hare. 12S. fSlxth race, 4-year-olds and up, c'aUning.

lil-16 miles M. Bert ThumBn. 107; Crystal TX.y, 109: H. C. Basch, 110; Bullion 112; Sun Gold.

112: Jiffy, 112; Lottery. 112; Kew-jiie O.NeiI. 112; Arravan, 132: Gibby, 112; Exporter. 113; Dick Williams. 133.

race, 4-year-olds and up, claiming. 1 1-15 miles 'Rookery, 104; Martin, 104; Op3ortunlty. 107; 'Browni McDowell, 107: 'Sea-farer. 107; 'AJhena. 107: Polly 107; Bourbon Lad.

112: Baladin, 112; Pleasureville, U2; 'Chick Barldey, 113. 'Apprentice allowance claimed. Jamaica. Weather clcody; track slow. First race.

S-year-olds and up. selling. 1 mile, 73 yards Goldcrest Boy, 1:3: Perseus, 'Nanette Flack. 90; Dragon Rock. Ill; ck O'Dowd.

101: Graphic. 103: Coureeiles, 107; Dal wood. 111; Dahinda. 100; Capt. Hodge, 114; Hindoostan.

107: Mudse Wingfieid. 106; Ting-a-Llng. 115; Starter. 103. Second race.

3-year-olds and up. selling. 6 furlongs Sunrose. 107: 'Back Bay, 115; Mackenzie. 125; Skyhall.

105: Rallbird. 106; Belle Roberta. 110; 'Salvatelle, 102; Racon- After ginning series from Cincinnati and Cleveland, contenders for the semi- pro championship of the United States, the American Bridge team, representatives of Pittsburgh in the country-wide THE WINNERS JAMAICA, 1 Heavy Weapon (Buxton), 4-1. 2 Albert A. (Kowan), 9-2.

(Shoot On Fairbrotlier), 11-5. 4 Ultima Thule (Kumnier), 12-5. 5 Favour (t'-arroli), -2. 6 roilu (Milter), 0-1. UlREt.

1 Sullivan (Wida). $11.10. 2 Welshman's Folly (Sande). $4.80. 3 The nesert (Coltiletti).

SS.IO. 4 Enfilade (l.oftu), S3, ft Belario (Rowan), $7.10. 6 Klectrd 11. (Stirling), $12.30. 7.

Orestes (Sande), $3.20. LATOJflA. 1 Words o' Wisdom (Barrett), $6.30. 2 Louis A. (Murray), $21.90.

3 Ocean Swrep (Wright), $38.10. 4 The Swimmer (Lunsford), $36.30. 5 Kinsr Gorin (Pool), $3.80. 6 Serbian (Lunsford), $4.90. 7 Oahabiah II.

(Murray) $41.10. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Lanrel. First race, 2-year-olds, 6 furlongs! Sullivan, 102 (Wida), $11.10. $470 and $3.90, won; Tattle, 110 (Sande), $6.80 and $3.90, second; Oceanna. 107 (Thurber).

$3.50. third. Time 1:14 2-5. Scratched JLe Glorieux, Kirah. Second race, 3-year-olds and up, maidens, 1 "mile Welshman's Folly, 105 (Sande), $4.80, $3.10 and $2.60, won; Pibroch.

105 (Fator), $4.80 and $3.50. second; Duke John, 105 (Thurber). $6.50, third. Time 1:41 2-5. Scratched Joseph P.

Murphy, Pride of India. War Club. Third race, 3-year-olds, claiming, 1 mile and 70 yards The Desert, 110 (Coltiletti), $3.70. $3 and $2.40, won; Dancing Carnival, 102 (Wida), $9.80 and $4.70, second; Wisest Fool, 110 (Callahan), $4.10, third. Time-IMS 1-5.

No scratches. Fourth race, Allies and mares, 3-year-olds and up. 6 furlong's Enfilade, 118 (Loftus), $3, $2.40 and out, won; Quietude, 105 (Sahde), $3.70 and out, second; Ophelia, 114 (Rice), out, third. Time 1:12. No scratches.

Fifth race, 3-year-olds and up, selling, 1 mile Belario. 103 (Rowan). $7.10, $3.80 and $2.80, won; Joseph P. Murphy. 110 (Deraay), $3.80 and $2.80, second; Eddie McBride, 103 (Lomas).

$3.70. third. Time 1:41 3-5. Scratched Grasmere, Beau'catre, iloyd George. Sixth race, 3-year-olds and upi selling.

1 mile Elected 107 (Stirling), $12-20. $6.90 and $5.40. won; Lazy Lou. 112 (Soiling), $8. 50, and $5.30, second; Zouave.

110 (Carpenter), $22.60, third. Time 1:39 4-5. Scratched Eogart. Seventh race, 3-year-olds and up. 1 1-16 miles Orestes, 115 (Sande), $3.20.

$2.50 and $2.30. won; Carpet Sweeper, 101 (Fator), $2.80 and $2.60, second; Ballet Dancer 101 (Dreyer), $4.70, third. Time 1:46 2-5. No scratches. Jamaica.

First race. 2-year-olds, maidens, selling. 5Ms furlongs Hevy Weapon. 112, (Buxton) 4 to 1. to a and 4 to 5, won; Bridge Flayer, 109, tErickson) 10 to 1.

4 to and 2 to 1. second: Thunderblrd. 104. Olyera) 8 to 6, 7 to Iff and 1 to 3, third. Time 1:03 3-5.

6cratched P. Moody. Florsain, Starry Bel'e. Second race. and up, selling, 1 1-18 miles Albert 111.

(Rowan) 9 to 2, 7 to 5 nd 1 to 2. won; Tenons Bon. 1W, (Fairbrother) 7 to 5, 3 to 5 and 1 to 4. second; Monomoy. 106, (Rodriguez) 5 to 1.

8 to 5 and 3 to 5. third. Time 1:47 1-3. Scratched Thunderstorm, Chasseur. Third race, Balmoral Selling handicap.

2-year-olds 6 furMngs Shoot On. 119. (Fair-brother) il to 4 to 5 and 1 to 2, v. on Fore' closure, K6. (Rowen) 6 to 1, 8 to 5 end 3 to E.

.1 IJ lift 9 tn It tn DCLVIIU, ,1 h4-l n-Srvrtt 1 1-1. Vfl 1 HUH IU -1 V. scratches Fourth race, Belgrade stakes. $1,500 aided, 3-year-olds and up 6 furlongs Ultima Thule, 108. (Kuromer) 12 to 5, 1 to 3 and out.

won; Pickwick 10. (Bevies) 9 to 20. out and out, second; Back Bay. 103, (Rodriguez) 15 to 1, 2 to 1 and out, third. Time 1:12 4-5.

Only three started. Fifth race 3-year-olds and up. selling. 1 1-16 miles Favour, 98. (Carrol!) 9 to 2, 6 to and 2 to 5.

won; Keen Jane. 104, (Preece) 5 to 1 7 to 5 and -1 to 2. second; Kilkenny. 106. (Taylor) 4 to 5.

1 to 3 and out. third. Time 1:47 2-5. Scratched Star Class. Sixth race.

3-year-olds and up. sailing. 6 furlongs poilu. HP, (lil'er) 6 to 1. 2 to 1 and even, won; Chief 118.

(Kummer) 3 to 2, 3 to 5 and 1 to 3, Huzsaa, 113, (Trox-Icr) 10 to 1, 4 to 1 and 2 to 1. third. Time 1:15. Scratched Cousin o' Mine. Uranium, Lo B-laTre, Saimn-er Sijh.

Latonia. First race. 2-yer-olds and up. claiming, 8 Word? o' Wisdom. 117 (Barrett), and 13.49.

won; Litdy Luxury. 15 CanfleM). ard second: dnsius. 114 (Connelly), third Time 1:11 3-5. crti-h Goldstrne.

Kama, Shuddv. The Baiil Wing. Fort L'pht and Dixie Girl. S-cond race. 2-year-o'ds.

maiden co.ts and fivldnss, SVt urlongK -ouis A 1C7 (Murray), end won: Warlike, llu dJinsrfora), $4.5) and $3.50, second: Ail drle. 113 (Conni-llv. $3. third. Time 1:10.

Scratched Ace of Tr.ips. Black Watch Dowit, i't-waokre. liiy of Peace and Old Dud. Third race, 3-year-olds and up. Allies ar.d marcs.

furlongs Ocean Sweep, 103 (Wright), $38.10, $13.50 and $8. won; Bluo Paradise. 10 (Pool). $7.40 and .60, second; Cigar Enjoyment county John R. Lockhart- Willia, James Caldwell.

Lawrence countv; Ivan Walker, Center county. Court Notes. Damage suits for personal injuries for $10,000 each were flled in common court by Michael Kerr against. Russell C. Gourley, alleging permanent in juriei when struck by an automobile driven by Gourley, and by John Lotz again-'; the Peters Packing Company.

Loi3 avers that he sustained permaner injuries when a truck of the company-struck a street car of which he was motorman. in McKeesport, October 13. 1317. Daniel B. Helm brought su't agfunsit Charles R.

Trevoskus for $5,000, allep--ing that he had invested money in the defendant's business because of false representations. Fred Goettel presented a petition in which he asks a writ of habeas eorpu- to obtain the custody of his three children, now with his wife. New COMMON FIKA3 COURT. October Term. 1913.

DOCKET A Adoption of Mabel W. Wilkinson by Kdgar M. and Liia P. Mack. 22S5.

Ed tv. Lewis, warden Corath. ex rel. Jos. Kiviatkowski.

Wo Corpus R. J. Seaman Heckler Bros. C297. Jads-Western Penna.

Amusement Co. a. TV Andrews Co. Sales Contract Manr E. MoGonegal.

B. McKinnlss Co'mth. ri rel. John McGotiegal. 2301 Hab.

Corpus rOCKBT B. Smith W. HI Matilda S. Black. S.

P. Thus. Rosso W. T. Tredway.

TZi. Cap. Tresp. Petition of Mike Drovsnak for beceflt of insolvent laws. 2290.

Majestic Theater A. H. Andrews Co. 2204 Conditional Falea Contract Patent of Citizens' Farty. 32SS.

CStv of Alex, and Warlawa Dru- gowFki. 2302 Appeal from Vteweeu rjOCKET John C. Alrich Estate Root. Wardron, tr. 22S3 K.

I'. Mtg. Kutrche Machine Fdy. Co. Rasner Dincer Co.

227 Assp. Patent of Civic Improvement Party. t'23-5. Western Fenna. Amusement Co.

A. If. Andrews Co. 2291... Conditlonil Salee Maria ii.

ard Mary M. Taylor John Lnuler. 2CE9 Am. S. F.

Rev. DOCKliJT D. A. F. and lxmlta M.

SchmlJt C. Mitdiell. 2S4 Equity Blairsville Machine Dinger Co. 22S8 Assp. Nathan Friedberg A.

J.I. Andrews Co. 22v; Conditional Salo William L. Munk James M. Duncan, l'K Tresp.

Fatent of.Home Party. 130-1. COUNTY COURT. Coyle 4 Mclntyre J. B.

Mellor. 12? Tresp. r. 1 Charles G. Sedden B-Hkewell Motor Car Co.

12S Assp. APPEALS FROM MAGISTRATE. Martin Friedman Ft. Pitt CanJy Co. A.

763. Alin ones Stan Steec. A. 761. Louis Harris Dsn Economy.

A.T 755. Fred W. and Mary Jones L. F. Miller.

A. 7C6. BarafT Fredman L. Silver. A.

John Wladarcryk O. W. Patchick. A. 758.

Morgan lve Works Morris Kitav. A. 765. Arthur McConville Geo. W.

Wallace. A. 770. Iron City Laundry Co. Sam Ros--.

A. 771. Laundry Co. Lr. C.

Anthony. A. 772. Eurekiy Life In. Baltimore Martha J.

Williamson. A. ul, Judgments. COMMO.V PLEAS COURT. DOCKET A Senui, R.

J- Heckler Bros. 223? 1915" POCKKT B. Berdich. John Porter 731 litSf Cohns. Julius Estate Peoples Natl.

Bark. 118 1S19 Cohn. Jos. nd Annie Max Balotosky. 71 19 Console Vinccnao and Mailt.

Ftephen Andollna. TJ) 191H Gerlach, Mavrice T. A. Wright 4 Co. 718 1919 Hyland.

J. Harry P. Wlest. 737 391S LunVv. 1-eter Kaufmann Dept.

Stores. S2S6 1919 Aur.ie E. and Jos. S. A.

Mc-Clure. use. 7J2 19.S it 1.S2 171 tvr. S3 S.009 Renxy, Vinoenia; Kinney. Attilio Frank W.

Curry. 715 3919 'M. I. iloninson. Richard S.

L. Smith Co: 62 1919 Riley. John T. Harry P. Wiwt.

717 11 Williams. LiUi and Howard Harry M. Aruueon. 719 1919 1 739 1.877 DOCKET Rowlee. H.

A. M. Mendeel. 1913 Confessed Judgment. IV.

Oct. 500 Executions. OOMMON Pl.KAS COURT. January Term. 19CP.

Abele John E. Lowry. A Premise Pastre Peoplees Natl. Brown Lucy J. St nc la ire.

15.. 5.1SI Harry US. John P. 13 Wm. K.

IX BANKRUPTCY. KImin Chlpls and Siren Bezhsnl. rmrtnera. trading as Chipis 4c Bezhanl No. S30S.

Involuntary. Retail grocer. Eat Pittsburgh, Pa. Lewis M. Alpern.

Pittsburgh, Pa. C. F. Dahistrom. trading as C.

F. Lumber Co. No. WCS. Involuntary.

Who e-cile lumber company. ort. Allegheny county. Fa Evin rSiew No. KU Involuntary.

Farreii. Merger county. Pa. Roy NevT.le.e t-haron. Pa.

Steve Kuiia and Bis Infl'vldual'y nal trading- as KUla lc BV-Xe 9S1. Involuntary. Washing-ton. Washington county. Pa.

Jaaepa Waslungtoa, Pa. COURT NEWS Criminal Court. Inauguration of the double jury panel system In criminal court yesterday made possible commencement of two murder trials at the opening of the October term, at which Judge Henry G. Wasson is presiding, with Judges John A. Evans, Marshall Brown, Stephen Stone and Charles H.

Kline on the bench. A new grand jury was sworn in for service by Judge Evans. Murder trials taken up were those of Ahmed Gameal, charged with the death of Monitas Ovasarian in a house at 47V4 Washington street, last May 7, before Judge Kline, and that of Walter Wyswaty, accused of kilting? Stanley at Penn avenue and Twenty-ninth street last April 12. before Jude Stone. Neither trial was completed.

Mrs. Elizabeth Martin of Plum-iowii-ship was acquitted of a charge of assault and battery upon Mrs. Mary Kin-sella in a back yard quarrel. The jury, sitting before Judge Brown, directed that eacb woman pay half the costs. Frank Silvus and Frank Mills, employes of an installment house, were convicted of larceny.

It was charged that in taking furniture from the home of Clarence Eccles. 1530 Wylie avenue the two stole an overcoat, neckties and shirts. Sentence will be passed later. Divorce Proceedings. Divorce was recommended in a master's court to James R.

Hammond from Margaret G. Hammond. Exceptions to a master's report recommending a divorce to Ephraam Goethke were filed by his wife, Kathenne Goethke. Indictments. True bills charging riot were returned by the grand jury against John MM-sof, John Techalk.

John Pohato. John Goyak and John Rudock. all of Mc-Keesport. The men are accused of participating in a riot in McKeespoit September 2, when a number of workmen employed at the National Tube Company, McKeesport. wre stoned and windows in the plant broken.

Chief of Police J. T. Reddington of McKeea-port made the information. Other true Wlla were: Carrying concealed weapons. Salvatore Budina; felonious assault and battery.

Salvatore Budina. William 9- Williams; entering a building, William Dunlap: William Nevin. Earl Lawson, William Mangan; aggravated assault and battery. Ottis Green; pandering, James Hanlon; misdemeanor. Marie Swanson.

James Hanlon. Phillip Solomon. Rufus Swanson; receiving etolen goods. Baxter Hart; selling liquor without a license. Rufus Swanson; false pretense.

James Sham-roy; burglary, Baxter Hart; felony, James Jumper, John Northcraift; attempted robbery. Edward Powers. Today's Trial List." Today's trial list in criminal court contains these cases: Thomas Cushlng, Sffect Sal. James Rappo, Dennis Lewis. William Anderson.

E. J. Mink. Philip Mink. Minko Skrgic.

Alice Scott. Peter Mamonuis, Andrew Mackris, John H. Baird. Mat Macilas, Thomas Kiterouss. Harry P.

Hancock. Joseph Tannebaum, Arthur Barbor, Ed Wills, Charles Wills. P. A. Caslin.

Harry Gernert. Supreme Court. Arguments were resumed before the supreme court after a recess since last Wednesday. Cases from Beaver, Butler, Greene, Indiana, Lawrence and Washington counties were taken up. The following cases were -argued: Atlantic Itetining Company, appellant, agahist the board of mercantile appraisers of Philadelphia county, an action to de- terraine whether the appellant should be required to pay a mercantile tar for goods sold at its service stations, where gasoline and other products manufactured by the company are sold.

Appellant contended it should not be required to pay the tax because it pays corporation tax; from common pleas court No. 3. Philadelphia county. Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company, appellant against Skeele Coal Company and Superior Coal Company, appeal from final order of court of common pleas Indiana county, dissolving foreign attachment and Quashing a writ and also striking eff judgment; commonwealth against Frank I. Wilson, appellant, appeal from conviction on larceny by bailee charge, from Lycoming county; Howard I.

Paul. Levi M- and Sarah K. Paul, appellants, appeal from an order of court directing an accounting; Schuylkill Railway Company, appellants, against public service commission appeal from order requiring tenewal of a crossing which was in dilapidated condition; both from Schuylkill county. Frederick E. Albright, against city of Erie, appellant; action growing out of personal injury case, from Erie.

The following attorneys were admitted to practice in the supreme court: Arnold M. Replogle, Allegheny county; Robert Kinzie. Yorkcounty; Henry R. Finger. j.

Albert Reid. John A. McGlade. Washington county; Frank Ruff, Edgar 1. Haraxir, Westmoreland Select the finest Havana Tobacco.

Blend it skillfully to bring out the utmost in mildness, fragrance and character. Wrap, it in selected shade grown leaf, with the careful workmanship that insures smooth, even smoking And you have a cigar that gives real enjoyment. You have El Producto Nine shapes and sizes, ranging ia price from ten to twenty-five cents. Simon John Brothers Distributors, 1 1031 Fifth ra. MIW HAVANA CIGAR I A.

Avey Company have sold for C. L. Snowdon, George A. Hogff. Bdgar H.

Hackeny and -others, the old HoKg foundry property at the corner of Railroad street, Tweihty-fourth street and Allegheny river, to the Crank Company of Chicago, for $241,520.64. This property contains 80,072 square feet, an was sold for $3.00 per square foot, the entire purchase price beintr paid in cash. The property fronts 192 feet on Railroad street by 447 feet on Twenty-fourth street, and extends to the low water mark of the Allegheny river. The property is crossed on the north end by the Pittsburgh Junction Railroad. It is served also by the Pennsylvania Railroad on the south end of Railroad street.

At this time no announcement will bo made as to the future plans of the Crane Company. Smithfield Street Lease. Edfrar E. "VVertheimer has leased for the United Cigar Stores Company of America, to Jacob V. Cohn the property at 409 Smithfield street for a term of years.

Property is 20 by 60. and has a 3-story brick building; erected thereon, and was just recently leased by the United Cigar Stores Company, from Israel, A. I. and S. M.

De Roy. After extensive alterations the tenant will use the premises for a retail men's ready to wear clothing. From Brokers' Reports. John Svkes sold for Lidie J. Montgomery to Harry Lieberman.

lot 55x140, on parlinprton road, near Shady avenue. cash, and for John Dittmar to Milan Wezmar an improved lot, 20x100, situate 5111 Rose, street, for $1,200 cash. The C- L. Saxton Company sold for John Mailer to Annie May Armour 50x 300 feet, with ten-room house, at 316 Lafayette street, Northside, at private terms. The buyer secures possession November 1.

The Johnson Realty Company, Park building, sold for A. M. Dupont to George Carruthers. a brick, duplex dwelling on Hillsdale, avenue, for $7, SCO. The lot is 30x120.

The property was bought for investment. The same agency also reports the sale of a two-story frame house on Park avenue. West View, for John McCUuan to Wm. Johnson for $3,300, Mr. Johnson buying for a home.

T. J. Fitzgerald. Hazelwood. sold for Henry McHugh to H.

S. Schwartz, a Trtw et coven bricW houses, location not given, for for Ben! Stein to H. J. Lallin. two houses at 4S42-44 second avenue, for for H.

Neurnan to S. Schwartz a frame store and dwelling at 5329 Second avenue, for for Lillian Strott. to Jerry Griftin a brick house at 34! Renova street, for $3,400: for J. R. Glaseman to F.

Grisword a brick house at 5209 Glenwood avenue, for for Jerry Griffin to B. Di-Lillio, a brick house at 103 Flowers avenue, for $3,200. and Mr. Fitzgerald bought for himself from W. F.

Brenholtz. 25x110 feet at Trenton avenue and Teton way, with three cement garages in the year. s.ISrl 1 1 1-TliUl Jit I I The German Protestant Home for countv: Dwight Anderson- Aged has purchased from Miriam E. Davis 13Sx238 feet, in Main treet. Lees- dale borough, at private terms..