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SECTION TWO ftWK TWO THE PITTSBURGH SUNDAY POST, JANTJART 11, 1925. The Days of Real Sport-By briggs I -which he estimated eotiid make 8e crossings a year between New York and London and return an annual profit of $4,856,000. Even more impressive, however, than the opinions Todays of Other Years (FROM POST FILES.) Baty Democratic Daily Paper in Pittsburgh. BoMtsbed by The Poet Publishing Company. Gi.Nl-iHA.Jb Oi'KlCJiS: UBEItTY AND VOOI STS.

FORF.1GN OFFICES: a notsns. 14 kkuent stkkkt. ixxdon, w. i. of technical experts is the interest that is being dis- played by business men in the possibilities of commer- i cial aeronautics.

The chief claim of the dirigible to consideration as a commercial earner is its superior i speed. The saving of two or three days in a trip i between Europe and America is not to be belittled, UUE TAiTHOUT, Ii IIJLKVAKD L'KS lTALiKN'S, PARIS. SCO AVENIUA 1)E MAYO, BLENOS AliiKS. EKATTN. PrefricicnU GKO.

C. MOORE. Vice President; I When assured of safety there will be innumerable persons glad to travel and ship goods in dirigibles. JL Jt TSOWEIi, Vice President aiul Manager; H. II.

KXNC-h Secretary; V. U. CUKliiTMAN, aufinj; Kditor. SIXTY YEARS AGO. Wednesday, January 11, 1865.

It is rumored that General Butler has been removed from his command. Greeley' "History of the War" wil be placed on rale in this city, this It is reported the rebels are prepar; ing to evacuate Richmond. MEMBER OP TIIK ASSOCIATE PRESS. Entered as Second-Class Matter at Pittsburgh. SHOW SOME HOME PRIDE.

AXV KTIS1 NO BRANCH A Thompson. IS West 44th New York, and Peoples ja '1--U um. SUBSCRIPTION H. 2 cents per More than 5 years ago the citizens of Phfladel- phia county had the civic enterprise to secure from i oiy 12 cents per week 10 cents per week 2- cer.ts per week 60 cunt pwr mouth 19 cerium per we1- iJaily and Sun flay by carrier. ky mail Smwlajr.

by mail FIFTY YEARS AGO. Monday, January 11, Tbe steamer Kathleen Mary, from Odessa for Falmouth, is lost at sea. and 26 persons are drowned, i Patti is given 60 curtain calls by a $7,500 house in St. Petersburg, i An early morning fire badly dam PKIVArti PHo.NK KXCHANGK All Department. RMI Atlantic 6100.

Awnciated lre.it. is entitled to the use for the Legislature a jury system different from that or the smaller counties. While their rlan has given considerable satisfaction, it still has the serious defect that no provision has been made for investigation of the fitness of the taxables in the list for jury service. But the important point just now is that the citizens of Philadelphia recognized the incoigruity and injustice of keeping a populous county under the same vet.uUitr-a.tion of j.11 nrs credited to it or not otherwise credited in this papor. and the local news published herein.

All lights of republication of dispatches herein ar tl.o riaw-rvcd. THTTTtSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 11. 19JJ. ages the tailoring shop of M. T.

Heck-ert. North Diamond street, Allegheny. The extent of the loss is not known but it win be considerable as the place was well stocked with materials. system in thus respect as a smaller one. News Is Colorless FORTY YEARS AGO.

Sunday, January 11, 1885. issue. JOIX TIIK CITV BUILDERS. THIRTY YEARS AGO. Friday, January 11, 1895.

Daniel Silvius, assistant -superintendent of police, win be buried this afternoon. M. K. Moorbead is elected president of the Monongahela Navigation Com- 1 pany at its stockholder annual meet- Meanwhile Allegheny county, the only one of the second class and with a population now in the neighborhood of a million and a half, has been struggling along with the same jury system that applies to ccunties having populations as small as 7,000. When a measure was presented to the Legislature in 1923 for jury reform here, the Philadelphia delegation, although its community had obtained a special system more than 60 years before, appeared to take the position that this county was not yet important enough to be entitled to the change.

To the chagrin of such of the citizens of Allegheny county as had become awake on the subject, a number of the legislative delegation from here agreed with the Phila-delphians. So the Allegheny county measure was defeated. But it is up again, and the citizenship cf the community and its legislative delegation should show enough home pride along with the regard for justice to conduct a campaign for it that will impress the Assembly. Philadelphia county, with its special system, owes it to this community in the interest of progress and justice to help it secure a jury plan fitted I ing in Pittsburgh. William BakeweB is chosen secretary and treasurer.

Approximately 7,000.000 bushels of coal win go out on the present rise in the rivers. TWENTY YEARS AGO. Wednesday, January 11, 1905. The zero weather predicted yesterday is side-tracked and Pittsburgh spared more snow. Mrs.

Tissie Hickey of Carpenter way, Allegheny, is fatally burned by a lamp explosion. Her son, Reed Har nr-nuiiint jmc ris, carries her from the house and ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS There are many reasons why Pittsbui-ghers should show extraordinary interest this year in municipal problems. Some may put as the first of these reasons the fact that there is to be a mayoralty election and the selection of a number of other local officers. Of course such an election is of great importance, as progress and economical government depend upon the selection of the right officers. No matter how pro-i gressive the program designed, there could be no headway for it if execution of it should be entrusted narrow-minded, incompetent individuals who -would put petty political considerations above the larger matters; those who would fail to catch the a vision of a greater and better city.

But it would be well for the citizens first to take a survey of their problems, to return again to the fundamentals of municipal government and the plans put forward in the" interest of progress, to the end that they may be the better prepared' to select officers qualified to 3 meet the conditions and in full sympathy with the purposes of the forward-looking. 1 As an industrial city, Pittsburgh has some prob- lems different from those of many another niunici- pality. Built along three rivers and among hills, it has its peculiar problems of topography. It has Jan extraordinary problem of traffic congestion, due to delay in resorting to the modern method of a sub-J way In the downtown district. Although it i3 a leader in public school facilities and is noted for its free libraries, art galleries an museum, its universities and its churches and a number of fine parks and playgrounds, i still is lacking in a number of instances in provision for public recreation.

Its parks might be made still-more attractive and it also Is in need of more playgrounds. In addition to these things there also is the constant call for improvement Jin government from the standpoint of law enforce-Jment and economical administration. With a start made in the latter direction through the action of Tthe councilmanic majority in lowering appropriations tto a point that compelled the elimination of some Golf and Other Troubles By BARBIE PAYNE. 124. Associated Bdltora.

inc.) to a county of the second class. Every member of Allegheny county's own delegation ought to serve the I progressive spirit here instead of the reactionary, Civic organizations should join without delay with the I Allegheny County Bar Association in a campaign that will Rhftw thf lain re aeri-A Qf-ntimpnl hprp fnr hurls her into a snow drift. The flames are extinguished by this but too late to save the woman-It is reported there are 100,000 idle men in New York. Also, it is stated. 50.000 children go to school each morning suffering from hunger.

(Any reuder can get the answer to any question by writing The Pittsburgh Post Information Bureau, Frederic J. Raskin, director, Washington, D. C. This offer applies strictly to information. The bureau cannot give advice on legal, medical and financial matters.

It does not attempt to settle domestic troubles, or to undertake exhaustive research on any subject. Write your question plainly and briefly. Give full name and address and enclose two cents In stamps for return postage. All replies are sent direct to the inquirer.) jury reform. BOBBY JONF.S BREAKS A HUNDRED.

The par golfers have dug up a new i fad. Jones, Hagen, Diegel, Walker, Mehlhom, MacDonald, et el, have set themselves a new mark to shoot at I They're trying to break a hundred; It sounds queer to hear Ilobby i Jones announce proudly, I broke a hundred yesterday." Yes, very queer indeed. A MAX. A refreshing reminder of thegood there is in humanity and of its almost invariable response to kindliness is contained in that story from Indiana, of a Christmas gift received by a man who had Q. Who first w-fd the term "moving X.

S. A. Thomas S. Tally of Ixj Ansreles Is credited with coinintr the phrase befriended a penniless veteran of the World war three "moving pictures" in 1897. TEN YEARS AGO.

Monday, January 11. 1915. British troops retake LiHe, driving the Onnans from the district. iFire damages St. John the Baptkct's Catholic church.

Thirty-sixth street arid Liberty avenue, to the extent of $10,000. The entire structure was threatened by the blaze. While on his way to pay his respects at the bier of Samuel B. Ug--gett, 5028 More-wood place, secretary of the Pennsylvania lines west, who died Friday, John Dury, cashier of the Pittsburgh, Crnctnnati, Chicago St Louis railroad, collapses and dies a few moments later in the Liggett borne from a heart attack. How Many of These Questions Can You Answer? Where in the United States is the population densest? What is the dit--tanc from Baltimore.

Maryland, to Los Angeles, California? What are the eight outlying possessions of the United States? But the par players are actually trying to brrak a hundred. For 27 holes. When a player clicks off a 99 for 27 1 1 holes he's "shootin a mean stick of that stuiT." as Shakespeare used to i say. When hf nngs up a 99 he's playing years ago. The story starts out romantically enough as beginning on a cold and stormy night.

A resident of a town near Indiana heard a knock at his door. On responding he found a man in the tattered uniform of a soldier who asked for food and shelter, explain Q. Hmn many parts are thrrr in a ty priority? W. A. A.

A. IniTerent makrs of machines vary somewhat, but one of the moat popular has 1.550 parts. Q. Can a candy th-er-irwrrurlrr Ve left "Then why offer an award for something that cant be done?" a friend asks. If the feat were impossible we would agree.

But the fact that it hasn't been done doesn't prove it's impossible. It WILL be done sooner or later, if it hasn't already. EVERYTHING will be done sooner or later! The average scores in big tournaments are being gradually lowered. Golfing skill among the top-notchers is improving as years go on. For instance, in the British open of 1905 a 74 was the lowest single score recorded and 8 per cent of all scores turned were above 80.

The progress in two decades his been considerable. A livelier bajl is being used these days, of course but the courses have been lengthened in proportion, so the progress must have been due to increased skilL Bobby Jones once shot a 3 over the difficul East Lake course at Atlanta. Nine par holes and nine birdies! By shooting another nine exactly ir par figures he could have noted a 99 for 27 holes! In other words, a 99 for 27 means 18 par holes and nine birdies, fa the par is 72. That's bow easy it isn't! Try and do' it! When it is 5 p. m.

in Seattle I real polf. It pig-pong or He was taken into the tJie boiling syrup W. C. ing that he was penniless. mumbley-peg.

It's golf. A. A candy thermometer may be house, fed and lodged for the night. The next day his benefactor, touched by the story he had told of the fh. t.

fl(1 ir it 11T11j thf, waste, attention should be given to keeping the mu- iOS3 0f relatives by the influenza epideimc, gave him a i quired temperature is registered. Heat Foster's Weekly Weather Bulletin Three thirty-threes in a row. That's I all it takes. Yeah, that's alL Uxamine the records of past tourna-; ment.s and see how many ninety-nines 1 you can find for 27 consecutive holes. You can count 'em all on the fingers of one foot, V- Breaking a hundred for three nines is even harder than breaking 70 twice suit of clothes and $50.

After thanking him, the veteran "You will hear from me again." The man who befriended him may never have expected a will not hart it. Q. Did the St. Ixrmis Brtnpn err tpin a peniumt v-ndcr Chris Von drr 1 A he? R. It.

F. 'i A. The St. Louts Browns won theii nicipal payroll from being padded with mere politi-cal appointees. Meanwhile there should be no neglect "iof social welfare activities.

Outstanding in the issues now before Pittsburgh-ers are those of the nature of city planning; those return of the money. Three years later he received i in succession for 18 holes. And you know bow often THAT happens! what time is it in Boston? What State is known as the "Sucker" State? How many universities are there in the United Staffs? When was Wyoming admitted as a State? Which State has the greatest rainfall? What is the motto of Texas? How many newspapers and periodicals are printed in the Unfted States? The answers to the above questions, together with hundreds of equally interesting ones, are printed on the map of the United States which this paper is giving away. Write for your free copy today. Fill out the.

coupon below and enclose two cents in stamps for return postage. I WASHINGTON; Jan. 10. Storm wave crossing continent during' week centering on January 11 is expected to be of mild character, producing mild extremes, averaging above normal temperatures and below normal precipitation. Storm wave of week centering on 17 is expected to be of considerable force during its entire movement across the continent, gaining force as it reaches Great About once in the lifetime of a Methuselah! (Tm speaking of scores in the big tournaments, over courses of standard length.) The V.

S. li. A. Canadian and Brit-'; ish organizations would do well to es-' tablish an award for all players who break a hundred for 27 holes in Na suu in an envelope wun a scriDDiea noie: from pennant lor four consecutive years, your soldier bum who has made good." 185, 18SS, 1887. 188S, when a member rrv, tu i- i of the American Association which There remains the injunction to be careful about i was a major leasrue at that time under dealing with strangers, but carefulness never calls Chris von der Abe, for withholding help, from one in distress.

There I WJutt 1nat, the first railroad to have been imposters in the uniform of veterans, and get a Intul grant frxrm. the I'mtei occasionally men who served their countrv faithfully I States T. F. R. overseas have fallen into evil wavS Now and A' Pe J1 'n from -the Lmted.

States was to the again some beggar so worthless and shameless as to Mobile Ohio Company of .000,000 be a disgrace to his race is encountered. He asksT acres lying along- the route from Mo-brazenlv for alms and accents what is rivpti tn him i bile to the mouth of the Ohio river. FORE! GOSH DURN IT! FORE! A contributor writes to inquire if rve heard this one: The only time a golfer tells the truth is when he calls another golfer a liar. A choice bit of locker-room raza'ng overheard at Skokie: "You may be a LAkes and Ontario, causing a star to your mother, but you're a voice-heard -off stage to me." tional tournaments. A cup of this sort would give the boys something new to shoot at.

And the winner woulr deserve a cup slightly larger than the Grand Central Station! Chick Rvans' record score of 2S6 In the National open of 1916 gave him an average slightlv above 35 strokes foi each nine. Doiferlas Edgar once averaged 34.7 in the Canadian open. It was made in 154 9. Q. When were the parts of a watch first maie by machinery? M.

I M. F. A. Aaron Dennison and Edward-Howard invented the process of mak- which would guard against haphazard growth by providing a scheme for the systematic development Ipt the Greater Pittsburgh district. Occasionally great geniuses In city building arise in an individual way to thrill a community and lead it forward.

What IE. M. Bigelow did for Pittsburgh in this way is be-)yond estimate. But today-we have in the Pittsburgh Citizens Committee on City Plan a composite genius results of which must thrill all who study its work. Not only does it show the genius of city planning, but it also shows public-spiritedness to a high degree.

The city plan it has presented to Pittsburgh-? ers' as the result of years of work by a number of committees and men skilled in municipal engineering ii a public gift as distinct in its way as if it were donation of a building or a park. Its financial alone must exceed $250,000, to say nothing of i the time and ability contributed in addition by busi-inesa leaders of the community. Business intelligence aa well as courtesy demands a municipal leadership Hbat will show due appreciation of this great plan i and the splendid spirit of citizenship that contrib-Hted it. I Akin to this is the project of a Metropolitan District System, although it still is to be shown whether Itbe commission afrwork on it has devised a plan that with no more show of thankfulness than a pig that is fed. But these imposters and these' shameless beggars usually have marks about them that show what they are.

The manly man generally is revealed no matter how tattered his garments or bow humiliating the circumstances in which he may be found. The He asked me to leach him how to play. I said, "Sure. We'll go out Sunday and learn al labout golf." He replied, "And what'll sre do in the afternoon?" I hid the body in an ash can Frederic J. Haskin, Director, The Pittsburgh Post Information Durcau.

I Washington, D. C. I enclose two cents in stamps for return postage on a free copy of the United States I Map. i iner the parts of a watch by machin-. ery and erected the first buildinpr in James Braid averaged a fraction above 36 in the British open in 1908.

the world for that purpose at Rox-bury, Massachusetts, beginning the The hist time I played in a foursome I was "sixing" myself to death The exact figures for any 27 holes veteran in this case was such a man. No matter how disgusted you may become with some beggars, remember that individuals of real worth Name I manufacture of American watches in i are not available, but it's doubtful if and giving my, partner very poor1 sup- ItUltUI UU.IUU II '11111, 1 1 1 1 1850. Q. Has 1 speaker of the IJovse ever may occasionally be forced to ask aid. i I Street I big tournament over a course of i championship length.

is worth quoting: "You're as useless as a street sprinkler in Venice," City i been elected President? P. JJ. Jfr.V. A. James K.

Polk is the only speak- Independence in some men shows itself in the er of th(? House of t0 wearing of suspenders. Still those who wear them have been elected President. Other only in winter when-they can keep their vests on are speakers have been prominent presi- State A LINE 0' TYPE OR TWO Hew to the Line, let the qatp fall where they may. sharp drop to below normal temperatures, nigh winds and heavy precipitation during period following storm center. This storm wave is not expected to reach far south on this continent.

A very severe storm is expected in central South America during this period. 'Storm waves of January 17 and 24 and February 4 "will be the three remaining dangerous periods of the present winter and the coming spring, of which that of 17 will display the least force and that of- 24 the greatest. The eclipse ot January 24 is expected to be the culminating point one of the strongest combinations of planetary positions experienced in years. The combination of configurations is so unusual that, like the eclipse in itself, insufficient precedents are of recorfi to enable- me to make the most satisfactory forecast, I expect disastrous storms to occur January- 16 to 18, 24 to 26 and February 3 to 5 severe earthquake probable January 24, Aside from the fact that a direct line must be formed by sun, moon and earth to make a total eclipse possible, no great value is placed upon an eclipse as a breeder of storms or dangerous elements. The passing of the moon between sun and earth is like the by the distributor on an automobile: if vour Hif erv not entitled to full consideration.

wrealh is not used to sudh a great THEN AND NOW. "GO ON, remembering: extent in Europe as in America, al- 5 will find 4 the necessary public approval to put it Allegheny county should set about this time with evergreens If I shall pause a while beside the In days of old, when knights were bold though decorations with 1 throogn. It must be said for this commission that greatly multiplied vigor to obtain the reforms It has a a i 1.1 1 1 1 iv. wayJ It is dealing with a problem complicated by the dif been asking of the Legislature for years. And clothed in clanking armor.

They shook a wicked battle lance For every maid at every chance, And never sought to harm her. A little while to sleep and dream and rest And find some wiser word, some dential candidates, notably Henry Clay, James G. Blaine, Thomas B. Reed. Joseph G.

Cannon and Champ Clark. Q. What tpas the Dead Ralbit lliotT D. R. W.

A riot continuing through the night of July 3 until the night of July 4, 1857, in New York City, was so called. It took its name from the roughs and rowdies of "Five Points' who were known as "dead rabbits." Eleven persons were killed in the riot, Q. Is it fcnotrm hovo long a-ao tlie. pnrmnitic organ itns invented D. A.

A. This style of organ made its ap are much used. Q. Where in Europe is the black earth bcJt jfrundf li. N.

A. It is found in parts of Russia, Hungary and Rumania. ft consists of loess mixed with a large portion of humus anl is very fertile. Q. Is it true that one leg longer tlian thf dtlier, and that for thin reason a person when lost toalJcs in a circle A.

W. C. There has been enough pledging to put this country into membership in the world court. The demand now is simply to go in. fresher zest To sound a happier note another But now such fights are failing lights day, The men of old were braver! Do not thou halt, good comrade, when And every maid, on every hand.

I fall, I Or falter when thou dost not hearl me sing. I Is vamped by drug-store cowboys bland And only coppers save her! Cap La Roe. ferences of view of many local divisions of.govern-f merit. Bat the Great Idea the vision of the Greater i Cltj -challenges all concerned to rise above selfish considerations that would keep the grand project from realization. In addition to the prestige that vovftd come to the entire district through having PlttBhorgh become the fourth or fifth city of the conniry instead of remaining the tenth, there is the economy that would result from co-operation in mak-, tag- improvements of mntual benefit.

Let every citizen of Pittsburgh every citizen of th district catch the vision and the spirit of the fitv brrflders- Let. it not he. said that we have the Don't be too severe on the misfits in the Legislature; save a few words of denunciation for those who sent them. Far horizons A. The public health service savs Then distance beckons.

It i that there is a slight difference in the i call. pearance in the fourth century. was used on festive occasions for sec- i length of a human being's legs. This i Do thou go on go on, remembering. With Pittsburgh at last on the tax reduction track! the business now will be to keep it there.

ular purposes. Q. Do the foreign countries use Christmas xcreaths S. W. II.

A. The use of the Christmas wreath difference may occur in either leg. Al- The paSit is sot-ure from chance though disputed by some persons, it axi chan. is said that the right side of the body Buovant andbrave as now, go on, is slightly heavier than the left. The regretting strong charge, spark plugs and cir- cuits in good shape, each time that the distributor closes a circuit a fat, hot spark is the result.

To produce a storm of severe force the storage is believed by authorities to be trace right side ot the bocy is controlled by Naught that is gone, naught fearing. SALTY SPRAY the left side of the brain, which is able to the pagan custom of decorat- opportunity to take rank as the fourth or fifth city, but lack the vision or the courage to seize it. The TO MOTHER AND DAD. Twenty-one years ago today I came to you to make you pay; Sinee then you've had worries and bills To keep me happy and buy ma frills. Just a nelpless bit of humanity then.

Now a great big girl, dangerous to men Only one thing unchanged the long-years through, And that is, you know, my love for you two. VIGOROUS VAMP. ing buildings and places of worship I usually tha larger side, except in a at the feast which took place at the left-handed individual, when this is same time as our Christmas. The I reversed. naught forgetting.

For, spite of all that life or death may bring, I shall go on with you remembering. Bernard. By ROBERT QrnXKN. Protected by Associated Editors, lac demand is lor a leadership of the vision and the capacity to carry the community to attainment of objects. The groom endows the bride with his worldly goods, and she endows him with her friends.

Join the city builders. Remember via noixmoso. Four punchers rode, into Uaredo batteries of the universe must have been well charged. According to Foster's theory the conjunction of Mercury and Venus January 16, Venus and Jupiter 21, and Mercury and Jupiter 22 occur under such conditions as to assure a. very strong charge In tfae earth's storage system for electromagnetic force.

The entire period from January 16 to February 6 will be of great extremes and dangerous storms and the best time to stay close to your own fireside, A storm will be organized near the East Indies about January 25 and the movement of this storm will determine whether south- En route to a big pay day spree; A true optimist Is a man who expects to find good news in an envelope that has a front window. COMMERCIAL DHUGIBLE SOON. That on account of the big fire in high school building at Fulton and There was Happy and bullheaded Irish. 1845, there was only one fire insur- i Bedford streets was completed and fx-- Don Miguel Kernendez and me. ance company able to pay its losses cupied and in January the Kifth and continue in business? That one avenue building was completed? Savs Happv "I'm dry as a camel;" In a hick town a millionaire is a large portion of ego entirely surrounded by envy.

New York is going to build an SS-! story office building on Broadway, Well, if they put in sleeping and din-: ing elevators it oughtn't to be so hard i to find tenants for the eighty-eighth floor. B. Says Irish, fl'm drawing five cards; was called the Navigation Insurance C. A normal woman is afraid of all worms except the one Company but even it was merged into Don Miguel sang. "Ah Oarmeneita," But looked quite stern at my pards who brings her his pay envelope.

the Western upon its incorporation in I)n you remember when the Dispatch 1S49? C. N. B. and Hunt and Miner iron front build 1 LOVE'S CHICLE A CATASTROPHE i west cotton land receive sufficient i I moisture for spring seeding. I do not Sereral reports have been published lately concerning the plans of capitalists and engineers for the building of dirigible balloons for commercial pur-? poses, one of the latest being the announcement that a $50,000,000 corporation is being organized to oper-i.

at airships from Boston across the continent and the Atlantic ocean. With so much smoke in evidence it 5 js reasonable to expect to see in the near future a flash of flame. Even though none of the proposals belnz considered bears fruit, it seems inevitable ings were erected on Pifth avenue next Says I. "All this hellin' and drinkin', Fortunately old dad can make money despite his to work the fifth-grade problems for Billy. i ucu, a iue you, sire cuyijr skuu Ik'Iow the post office building, then at the cdrner of Fifth and Smithfield? C.

B. That the Mozart Club was organized about 1878, with a membership of some 20 persons? H. B. Appearance counts for little. You wouldn't think, to look at a muskrat, that he will be a seal some day.

It don't get you nowhere but broke, As she mussed his neatly vaselined So lay off this folly and gamblin'." head. Right sober and earnest I spoke. i So they decided to try their luck i And married before they lost their "We will play us some nice two-bit pluck. limit. That was yesterday and now today We will buy us a couple of drinks, They wish that they delayed their t'iw.

v.f. HWriw. kdii- JIany mcn han- on too long at the wrong job because That in December 1788 the first of court was convened in Alle-gheny county? Previous to that time uc they havent nerve enough to quit and their employers That the first Episcopal church ever erected in Pittsburgh was on the ground now bounded by Sixth avenue, Wood and Liberty streets, and was octagon shaped building, but was never dedicated? B. grefTUiariy employee ior me transportation or trelght haven't nerve enough to fire them. there were only four lawyers located i We will give all the girlies our blessin'.

play. And ride back clinks. with money that But there is tomorrow, and she's west hero, but on that date seven more were formally admitted C. N. B.

and passengers. That the use of dirigibles for these purposes is not impractical was pretty well demonstrated last A citiwn is one who pays taxes to redeem bonds be sold himself to raise money to lend to Europe, ih rz iLLcxi. nils iii iu uavei lax enough west to bring abundant moisture to the south-west cotton planter. This storm is not expected to move as far west on the mainland as the one of December 26, but will make the most dangerous period of tbe winter for Florida fruit. Many astrologers of horoscope casting fame have made their forecasts for 1925.

Some of our readers are jf tW opinion that we use astrology as commonly known today. We have featred much from the fragments of ancient astrological laws and believe that ancient astrologers had almost a perfected science, an of which has been lost even to history except a few tews or rules without a reason why." Planetary meteorology, as used by Foster's Weather Bureau, may be closely related to ancient astrology but has The hard part is to select immigrants who will succeed without furnishing too much competition. ward bound "We will have us a large, handsome 'To rid herself of the desperate hound, evejiin'. But not throw our money too free." And he. my dears, he is heareo-bomd.

And Happy and Irish says, "Sartin," Already enmeshed by a baby -blonde-Don Miguel Fernendez says, "Si." Winifred. year by the successful flight of the ZR-3, now the Los 2 Angele, from Germany to the United States, and by the transcontinental cruise of the Shenandoah. That the first court house on the site of the present one at Fifth avenue and Grant street was completed in 1842, three years before the great fire, at a cost of about C. N. That the first Christian Endeavor Society was organized in 1882 in the North Avenue Methodist Episcopal church, Allegheny, and the second on in the Butler Street Methodist Episcopal church, Pittsburgh? B.

War wifl be less troublesome. The man who directs Officers of the army and navy air services have the death ray won't have a sword to trip vcr. Jons' been confident that dirigibles could be used ad- Vantagwrasly in commerce. Rear Admiral Moffett, That is September 1855 the first high school in Pittsburgh was opened i Four headaches rode out of Laredo, That General Grant paid Pittsburgh Four punchers were broke from a No people can develop faster than its but ft isn't DUMBELL POMES. Typhoid fever is rather bad.

And hvdrophobia drives one mad. spree; with 114 students. The Rev. Jarob L. three visits during his public career G.

McKeown was principal and Philo- as general and President. October 3. tus Dean. William M. Dickson and September 13, 1S66; and Scp- chief of the naval air service, told a committee of the progress that keeps the courts behind.

House of Representatives recently of plans for a I A I An hour a day with good books will enable you to talk air liner, to cost at tb aiost $6,000,000, jabcKU the things people don't talk about. There was Happy and bullheaded Irish, Rut the very worstes thing of aJJ Don Miguel Fernendez and me. It to have spring- fever in the falL KANOGAN. 1 CAIN'S BROTHER, practically nothing in canmoa witbi Maxy MaiUand. assistants.

In U31 the 1 tember 14. IS 63. C. B. lastfoloCy irrniiiasl fey th mnvm.