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WORD YOUR AD SO THAT YOU WOULD BE INTERESTED IF YOU WERE THE READER. TUESDAY MORNING, JUNK lf, 1023. Twenty i HELP WANTED MALE HELP WANTED MALE 1S33. at 9 p. John X.

Dunn, aged years. Time of funeral later. ENGLISH, If ARRV WIBLK Suddenly, on Monday. June IS. 1923.

at 4:30 a. i Harry Wille English, in his 64th year. Funeral services at his late residence. Pine SURPRISES ARE SPRUNG BEFORE GREAT THRONGS AS CANTON TROTS OPEN With the runnerS WANTED TRACK RAIDS HOT ORDERED BY. GOVERNOR Pinchot Says Law Will Be Rigidly BRONCHO'S SELECTIONS.

A ii ft n. -r Mi Ice Wspis: Apply mm Safely its iLt By XV. M. Bl'RGETT. CAXTOX, June 18.

A throng swarmed over the paddock and grandstand at the opening day of the big Canton trots, and Pen mi Izmtxi Street exceeded bv far the expectations of the management for the initial .1. A 1 i .1.. ,1 19 fTM. 1 T. 1 .1 aay oi xne wits racing cam.

fa-na Ktit ru-P-ismr! ut iuv; mt C0NS9LIM1EB KB COMPANY mid-season. Surprise atter surprise greeted the talent who thought they had a line on the steppers, but they were mistaken, and favorites went the way of the sun uuwn severely on me: nnfl tlio. hftKfts raoftl tW- -1. o.v.u vaj I ping finish Cupid Albiniren and Bud Emerson crossed the wire noses apart The judges said Cupid Albingen made I the best 2:12 trot in the history of the i state. Sanardo and Single (I both will start to beat the half-mile track pacing record held by each horse on Thursday.

The summary: 2:23 trot. 3 heats, purse Helen Wilkes. b. by IViotor Wilkes (Stokes) Ina Indomar, lb. m.

mr i Bennett) Mary Astor, br. (Squier) The Concord, b. 1 1 12 3 24 3 by Prince Ingo-, by John Astor by The Exponent i 5 i 4 4 3 7 5 i 5 dr ir rLl CARPEXTER wanted for concrete form work. Apply M. O.

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Pa. Co, MELTER WANTED 1 Spin Protoool. Hock Bottom. 2 Blnrk Fox. Chuckle.

TrevUcot. 3 visnk, loHv Ann. Miss Star. 4 WHIKMVIM), lrnnk William Tell. 5 Missionir-, Firm Fricnl, dune t.rns.

6 Helen Cook, Eagerness, APoIokj. 1 Odd Seth. Kingston. Red Wood. 2 Mess Kit, Hrngnlesc.

Aunt 3 Fort Bliss. Sun Brae, Mercury. 4 Soiling Clnnsmnn, J. 5 Duke K.imti. 6 Durnlcy.

Stnr Kealm. i Muir. King Trojan, Our Bcts.v. I MOM 1 Rapiil Inv. Belle of F.lirabetlitown, It.

K. Clark. 1 F.nergv. Double Frank Man. 3 l'ncle Velo.

Salvo. Ferguson. 4 IMndur Peel. Lord Allen, BJirraenda. Hrixhl Tomorrow, Bo hitfnsrong.

PAI.OMA. Will T.and. Hunter. Golden Billows, Kennmare, Slun. lerer.

Hotel puise. and up, furlongs Coniixa. S): Resting Tlrde. 1 Lord Allen. p)4; E'emental.

104; Brunswick. 10: Excu.se i Me. I'ls; Barracuda ICS: Peel. Fifth race. allowances, the Dixie Highway purse, -year-olds.

1 1-11 miles Grande Dame. 97,: fBodyguard. tBricht i Tomorrow. The "lown. 107 i 107: Prince Til Til.

107; I'rince Ill; Bo McMlPan, IU. tldle Hour Farm entry. Sixth race $1,500. the Coney Isianl purse, 2-vear-oldn. 5 Privilcire, Ponjok.

70S Paloma, 113; Bye Hye, 113. Hunter. MS: Spellbinder, iWill Land. tWorth I More. IIS.

two-thington entry, i Seventh race. tlO-l. claiming. 2-year-o'ds. 1 mile and 70 yards Pur.ta O.irda.

I Bird. 95: S3: Praise. 1-1: Kenn-' mare. 303: Mlstres.s Mary, 1(4; Waywassamo. I K4: Golden Billows.

104: Mayor Carro'l, b4: Miss Mazle. 107; Vuyaka, 107: 10H; Major Chilton. 112: Velma Sam I.on-h. 1C4; 101; Dapper Dan, lOi. Apprentice allowance.

Dorval. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. First race, $0). claiming, 2-year-olds, I fuKongs (61 Odd Seth, 115: Otrtbrago.

113; Red Wood. 110; Snowden, 106; Kington, 1K. Smooth Ice. S4. Second race.

$sW. claiming. 3-year-olds tip. 5 furlongs (16) Elmer Dyer, 104; Mess Kit. HO; rTaftsman.

10o; Xeotiolitan, 313: Lively, 113; Fixer. 10: Aunt Deda. Ill: Valentine D'Or. 'Dixie Iick. 93; Hopeful.

1'; 105: Billy Ijine. 106. Also eligible: Fictile. Ill: Jocose. 116; Chincoteague, 111; Querrah, 113.

Third race. claiming. ill'. 6 furlor.gs (1K Sun Brae, 1i; Fort 1l: Mercury, Murray. 112; Finality, 1.1; Tlrlinps.

Arenual Wye. T. T. Barnum. 106: 193: Katheilne Rankin, be: Mount Rose.

103; Belptirizonia. 101. Also eligible: Chief Sponsor, 10S; KIrah, 107; Ogarlte. 103; War Tank. 99.

Fourth, race, the I.achine. for 3-j year-olds. up. 1 mile (71 i Marble, 133; aSailing 113; Clansman, 103: All Fair, 97; Joella 8S: Bulldog Dnimmorrd. 9T; Pittston, 9.1.

K. Ross entry- $1,500, the Ijike Shore handi Fifth race, cap. 3-yeor-olda. up. 1 rr.ile and a sixteenth '9) aOpperman, 117; aWllkesharre.

ftrnia. 103; bDuke John. 104: Gondolier, loo: Ca Indium. 99; bBrilliar.ce. 95; Marble.

101: Redstone. 100. aTrlple Springs Farm entry: bj. R. Sklr.ker entry.

Sixth race. claiming. 4- ur. I mile and 3-16 (7) Star Realm. Darn-! ley.

104; Flilj! erty Gibbet. 104: Gallivant. 1M. Viva Cu-'-n, 97; Dr. Chas.

Wells, 94; Her-i cu'es, r-4. race, claiming, 4-year-olJs, up. 1 mile and "-16 King Trojan, 109: Lord Herbert, 10: Pirate McGee. VM; At-i torney Mtilr. 104- Financial Rooster, 1C4; Aiwtral, 104; Our Betsy, 103; Iakross, 99.

Apprentice allowance. TRIPLE LINK LEAGUE Section III. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. Pet. 1 T.

Pct 3 2 60 1 4 0 5 Schenley. 0 l.ooo New Era. 4 3 .667 Angerona. 3 1 Morris Allison Graham GAME TONIGHT. Graham at Schenley.

Graham Mok a fall cut of the Ali'son I'ark team last night, when they set last year's sectional champs down by a 9-7 count in a fast game. Clinton, the AHism Park hurlr. was id and rs.sued eight fiee trips to first. Noimcver's double was the only hit of the fray. The score: ALL.

RB.P.AK.j GRAIl. li.BI'.A.E. ice cream downward. The 2:12 pajje. the first stake of the meeting, wag an easy victory for Juh-nna, the brown pacer teamed by V.

after the first heat that was captured by the Findlay. pacer. Niamey the Great which has been beaten throe times in as many starts this season. The second heat clocked in 201. took some of the tuck out of the pacers, except Julianna and Casey Jones who furnished a rattling finish in the third teai.

Julianna winning by a neck. Harry Stokes after goinr an easy' heat with Helen "Wilkes, sailed away with the 2:23 trot. Ina Ingornar marching to the front the first trip, and was never headed- Stokes took the winner out the second heat and kept the sturdy mare going all the way, winning handily. Tat nay piloted the roan pacer I.am-betto to victory in the 2:19 pare after Iee Oratorio the second heat. Iambetto stood a hard drive in the heats he won.

but Ray had no margin to spare when the pacers flashed by the wire. The 2:12 stake trotters battled for four heats with the winners trotting at 2:10 each trip, the fastest trot raced this season. The speed of the event made the old timers casp for their breath as they all thought 2:11 would hang most of the trotters over the Canton track. Henry Thomas pot the Chicag-o-owned trotter Cupid Albingen away flying the third trip, and the way the "old boy stepped out, around on the grass roots astonished the' horsemen, his driver never let him rest a 'second, but kept him hikinp until he Was three lengths out in front and going like the wind. The tickers registered at the half, the three-quarters showed and the timers hung out the track record for trotters racing in the Buckeye state, and the -fastest "mile for trotters this early.

The Chi-i cago trotter stepped in last season. In the first and second heats tCupid Albinsren failed to square and Thomas had trouble the first heat fighting the flag. In the fourth heat Cupid Albingen made a break going away from the wire, ana before he caught up he was 12 lengths back of Bud Emerson and Kentucky Doune. but Thomas went at him and tried for the heat, keeping going all way. He overhauled the leaders at the three-quarters, where they'll reKted like a team; then in a whip- TM-DOuOUGH LEAGUE 8TAXDIXG OF THE CLUBS, fi'li' W.L.Pct.f W.L.Pct.

SUJMIchaels 6 2 750 Swiss- Lyc 2 .0 K.T. 8 3 .727: X. Braddock. 2 7 .233 GAME TONIGHT. Swissvale Lyceum at St.

Michaels. With Hamilton allowing the Edgar Thom- nnn KfAAl team rtra htf a sirrcrte bv ITynn In the third inning. North Braddock them back Into second place by taking a 3-2 victory In one of the prettiest games of the i seasorx Hamilton pitched fine ball and got out of several bad holes and ended the game in the seventh by fanning Martin with the tying run on third. dor played a ieat game for Xorth Brad- making several sensational stops. ReiJ tzel pulled fine catches of long fouls.

Cook played a tiangup game at short losers. Sykea -Reed, and Coulson led tting for the winners. The score: -W. R.B.P.A.E-1 N. B.

K.B.P.A.E. IRi I ft I (Haldoiwnan) Queen Lil. b. p. MeleviU Lady Shawby.

b. in. iFordi Blllie Burke, m. (Montgomery Miss IJhertv Direct, b. in.

Liberty Pond. g. dledrickl Oran prince, b. h. (Rny) ds 3:13:4.

2:12 pace. 3 beats, purse Jul'anna. tr. by The Abbe (Flem- lr Oaniey tlie Great, r. by On Oreat (Stokes) Im b.

by Symbol S. Forest Spur pen) La-iy May C. b. by Miter Bearer iThiviimi Cay Joresi b. gr.

(Esan) Baroness Edgewood, m. Orphan Tcter. b. g. (Walter) Volo Belle, b.

tn. (Xucko's! OtM Peter, b. jr. (Menhard) Valley Ta-, g. g.

iShort) Whiskfast. b. m. (Haldermon i i 6 3 3 7 10 10 10 li 11 dr da Cassie Abbott, g. m.

(Morrison) Time 2 2.0S-i. 2:19 pace, 3 beats, purse $T' Lambetto, g. by Kentucky Todd (Ray) Iee Oratorio, b. by Oratorio (Lacey) Tom Hronn, b. by Hal Rhea (Mallow) Spider Kurtz, by John R.

Kurtz (Thomsi Ben b. g. (Fcgany) b. g. (Chtlds) Vict Kid.

bk. g. (Vrai!) 14 1 1 6 4 6 3 3 4 7 i 3 9 10 7 11 10 Rich Alierton, b. g. (Whitehead) Jar.my En-en.

b. g. (Beode) 9 Governor Cox. g. g.

iMorria JolSa Drift, br. g. iBris- Time 3:12 trot. 3 heats, purs-j Albingen, br. by Albingen (Thnmasi 7 Bud E-nerson, b.

by Peter W. tFogartyl 1 Kentucky Doune, b. ty Thistle Doune i Stokes) 2 Patrick Todd, bl. by Jim Todd Morrison 3 Tramp A Bit, ib. g.

(Smith) Ijorena Watts, b. wn. (Ed man 4 Harry Hawker, r. g. (Whitehead) 6 Time 2:134.

7 9 dr da i i OfJOfJ-YOUGII VALLEY LEAGUE STAXDIXG OF THE CLUBS. W.L.Pct.j W.LPct. Xat 5 3 4 4 Clalrton 4 3 Duquesne 2 5 .286 Christy Park 3 3 GAMES THURSDAY. Xatlonal Tube at Clairton. Christy Park at Duquesne.

National Tube defeated Christy Park 8 to 1 last night at McKeesport In a league contest and went Into first place in the league standing. Rhine, on the mound for the rl.A fc.t k.u b'" hj" Park lads to four hits in a fast conflict. A big inning, the netted the Tubers seven runs and victory. Fielding features were turned In by Vanatta, J. Pratt 'and Xeedham.

The score: TUBE. R.B.F.A.E.j C. PK. R.B.P.A.E. I Me ton Moore Eke- township, near Wexford.

on ea-nsday, June 20, at 2:30 p. Eastern standard time. Friends cf the family are respectfully invited to attend. Interment in Salem cemetery. EVAN'S, MRS.

On Monday, June IS. 1923. at 8 a. Mrs. Jane Evans, beloved wife of Thomas Evans of Pittsburgh street, Springdale, aged 73 years.

Notice of funeral later. i FREEDMAX. JACOB Monday, June 18. 1H33, at 1:30 a. his home.

New Kensington, Jacob M. Freed-man. beloved husband of Mrs. Sadie Freed man (nee Cohen), aged years. Funeral services at Beth Hamedrash Hagodol cemetery.

Pittsburgh. on Tuesday, June 19. at 10:30 a. m. Please omit flowers.

HAMILTON. THOMAS HKKBURT On Monday, June IS. 1933. at 2 p. Thomas Herbert Hamilton, beloveif husband of Al'ee Rodgers Hamilton, at his home.

573 West Rlvervlew avenue. Bclle-vue. aged 43 years. Funeral services at the Bellevue M. K.

Church, corner of Home and Lincoln avenues. Avalon. Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Members of Bellevue Lodge Xo. 530, F.

A. and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend. Interment private Thursday morning. IIOF.NSTINE, ARTHUR LEIi Suddenly, on Monday, June IS, 1933, at 5:15 a. Arthur Lee Hoenstine.

beloved husband of Gertrude Brocker Hoenstine. Services at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. H. F.

Brock-er, 1 467 Fairlawn avenue, Dormont, on Wednesday. June 20, at 8 p. m. Members of Milnor Lodge Xo. 2S7.

F. A. A. A. S.

R. Gourgas Lodge of Perfection, X. M. Valley of Pittsburgh, and B. of L.

I. E. Xo. 381. and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend.

Interment in Mt. Lebanon cemetery Thursday morning. Take car 4 2. Pitcairn and Johnstown (Pa.) papers please copy. JONKS, GEORGE TYSON Suddenly, on Saturday.

June 16, 1933. at 3 p. George Tyson Jones, in his 22nd year, son of James P. and Anni M. Jones (nee Cheff ins).

Funeral services from the family home, 22 Afnsworth street. West End. Pittsburgh, i on Tuesday, June 19. at 2:30 p. m.

1 Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. KNIERIM, JOn.X R. On Sunday. June 17. 1923.

at 3:15 p. John R. Knlerim, husband of Johanna Knlerim (nee Weiss), in his 70th year. Funeral from his late residence, 78 Brahm street. Twenty-fourth ward.

Northside, on Wednesday. June 20. at 2 p. m. German Beneficial Union District No.

3S3 and friends of the family are respect-full' Invited to attend. KI MAHV ELIZABETH On Sunday. June 17, 1923. at 11 a. Mary Elizabeth, widow of Jacob Kugelmaier (nee Hoer), aged 72 years.

Funeral from her late residence. 340 Min-ton street. Twentieth ward, Sheridan, on Wednesday. June 20. at 9:30 a.

m. Solemn requiem high mass at St. Martin's Church at 10 o'clock. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. I.F.SI.IE.

ELY A On Monday. June IS, 1933. at 4:30 p. Elva C. Leslie, daughter of Nancy Jane Schultz Leslie and the late John M.

iLeslle, In her 21st year. Funeral services Thursday at 2 p. at the family home, 2905 Sarah street. Southslde. Friends of the family are re-spectfuiy invited to attend.

LOCK II ART, FRANHS M. On Sunday. June 17. 1923. at 7 a.

at Sellsmere, Francis Lbckhart. aged 48 years. Interment private at Danviile. O. 1 Cleveland and Mt.

Vernon (O.) papers please copy. MILLER, MRS. CLAKA E. Suddenly, on Saturday. June 16, 1923.

at 3:45 p. Mrs. Clara E. Miller, in her 62d year. Funeral services at the residence of her daughter, Mrs.

C. M. Schopper. 1318 Porterfield street, Xorthslde, on Tuesday, June 19, at 2 o'clock. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend.

M'DOVALD, JOHN On Monday. June 18, 1923, at 6 a. John McDonald, husband ot the late Jennie McDonald, in his 72d year. Funeral from the home of his daughter, Mrs. Jennie Bigley, 179 Forty-sixth street, on Thursday, June 21.

at a. m. Requiem high mass at St. Mary's 1 Church, Forty-sixth street, at 9 o'clock, i Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. MAY.

ANTON" On Sunday. June 17. 1923, at 2:35 r. Anton May husband of the late Theresa Herbst May. in his 76th year.

Funeral Thursday. June 21. from the residence of hl3 daughter, Mrs. Frank J. RIoder.

908 Chartiers avenue. McKees Rocks, at 8:30 a. m. Requiem mass at St. Mary's R.

C. Church at 9 a. rn. Friends of the family and members of Brotherhood Xo. 20, K.

of St. George and Men's Conference are respectfully Invited to attend. O'NKILL, PATRICK 18, 1933. at 6:30 a On Monday. June Patrick O'Neill, In his fcbth year.

Funeral on Wednesday, June 20. from the chapel of O. J. Goetz, 3509 Penn avenue, at 9 a. m.

Friends of the family-are respectfully Invited to attend. Interment in Calvary cemetery. POWELSOX, CLIFFORD RAYMOND On Monday. June 18, 1923, at 5:45 p. Clifford Raymond Powelson.

beloved son of Clifford R. and Louise J. Powelson (nee Noll), at the parents' residence, 101 Uvilla street. Twentieth ward, aged 9 days. Funeral on Tuesday at 4 m.

PORTER. THOMAS Or Monday, June 18, 1923. at 7:15 a. 1.. omas II.

Porter, bust and of Porter (nee Myers). In his 79th year. Funeral from his late residence. -7-4 Cecil street, Sharpsburg, 011 Thursday. June 21, at 10 a.

m. Requiem nigh mass at St. Joseph's Church, Sharpsburg, at 10:30 a. m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend.

READ, THOMAS RICHARD On Monday. June 18, 1923, at 11:45 p. Thomas Richard Read, beloved husband of J-lice B. Read, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Benjamin I.

Burkhart, 1514 Wood street, Wilkinsburg. Notice of funeral later. RKKD. FANNIE On Sunday evening, 17. 1923.

at 11:40 o'clock. 1 Fannie Reed, daughter of John W. and Sarah Jane Reed. Services at the family home. 5977 Alder street.

East End. Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment private. RIKSLCK, KI.IZAHKTII B. On Monday.

June 18, 1923. at 10 a. Elisabeth B. Lang Rieseck, widow of Peter Rleseck, in her 76th year. Services at home.

8763 East street. North-side, on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Interment private Thursday morning. Please omit flowers.

Salem (O.) papers please cop'. SIMPSON. CARRIE LOrlSE On Saturday, June 16. 1923. at 5:40 p.

Carrie Louise Simpson, beloved wife of Charles R. Simpson (uee Gallagher), aged 35 years. Funeral services will bo held at her late residence, 1005 South avenue. Wilkinsburg. Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.

Friends of the family are respectfully lnvited to attend. Interment private. Blairsville (Pa.) papers please copy. SZAFRANSKI. KRAXCIS H.

H. On Sunday. June 17. 1923. at 7 a.

Francis H. H. Szafranskl. beloved son of Mr. and Mrs.

Jan aged 8 years 4 months 14 days. Funeral from his parents' residence. 141 Soutii Fifteenth street. Pittsburgh, at 8 n. June 20.

at Si. Adalbert's C. Church. Fifteenth street, Southslde, Pitts- Durgn. rienus ot the ramuy are re-spectfullv Invited to attend.

TOUKIEHU'Z, THEODORE On Saturday morning, June 16. 1923. at 8:30 a. Theodore Tomklewicz. son of Mr.

and Mrs. John Tomklewicz. of 52S Eighth avenue, Munhall. aged 18 years. Funeral services on Tuesday morning.

June 19. Requiem high mass at St. Anthony R. Church. Homestead, at 9 a.

m. Friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend. Interment in St. Mary's cemetery. VANCE, A Monday afternoon.

June 18, 1923, at 2:30 o'clock, Andrew Vance, hustand of Jane Jones Vance. Services st his residence. 361 Lehigh avenue, East End, Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment private. Please omit flowers.

VOl'GHT. FRANK On Sunday. June 17. 1923, at 4:20 o'clock. Frank C.

Vought of West Union street, Somerset, aged 46 years. Funeral services at his late resdencej Wednesday, June 20, at 2 p. m. on FUNERAL DIRECTOR. THE UNDERTAKING establishment of the late Jonn J.

Glltinan of 421 N. Highland E. Pittsburgh, will be conducted under the direction of James i Campbell. Telephone Hiland 4080. 4 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.

Latonia. race Ginger. 0. $3.70. 5 20, won Patrician.

peoonit- Beg Pardon third- i Few Acres. Hunro mint, Freecutter uu.ii: wiui. walnut Haii. in petit. Second I ace-Alchemy.

Nil), $2 90. $3.90. May Lloyd. S3.ro. S3 20.

reeor.d: lady Marian, $1 M. third. Scratched Mabel Everest. Twinkle IVetty Mally. Mahjong.

WaukulU. Shining Oold, Broom I 'art e. Third race Rold Gold, $41.30. $11.40, $4.70. won; Lottie Ijorraine.

14. Oil. second: Anglum thirl. Scratched Rook Garden, Golden Billows, Coreone, Sister Flo, l-ojiuh Man- Riegel. Fourth rar-Grout $34.10.

$17.41. on; Hoys relieve Me. SLf-y, second: J'nwnie Imti-, n.5.1, third. Scratched Vanish- lng Roy. Tuscola.

GrarHte Ware. Fifth race In Memorlam. H.po. won; Dream of Allah. $5.0, $4.2.

second: Mavourreeti. (in, third. left at post. All st4rted. race Mason To lo.

r.T SS.lrt. "0 won: Anrestrt ss. JS W. second; Barberry, $4.30. third.

Scratched Bourbon Boy. Shale. Digup. Peggy Rondelle. Energy.

Seventh rare I -avid Harum. $4 SO. won: Rtinqtioi. second: II. ij-.

third. Scratched Al'ile Oohs. Sunburst Ewarpolette. Aqueduct. First 5 to 1.

3 to 1. evrr, won; JnJion Trail. 2 to 1. even, svoni Hat-tersea. 4 to 1.

third. Scrau-hed Reprisal, Horologue. Firm Krier.d. Cape Clear. Moonraker.

The Orenorinn. Better Times. Banter, Bygone Days, Woodlake. Second race Vulcain lark. 3 to 1.

3 to een, won; Bailnt Mnrk. fl to to 1. second: Corn Tassel. 3 to S. third.

Scratched Faith Avalanche. Kings Hclle. Ticklish. Bourpre, IMrl, Bravo. Zeus lassie.

Frank Waters. Third race-Humorette, 7 to 5. I to 3, out, won; Sue I nnovan. 1 to 4. out.

se. ond; Exalted R.iier, out. third. S-Tatched Somerhy. Fo-irth nice Cloud.

2 to 5, out, and out. won; Paul 1 to 3, out, second; Overtake. 1 to 3, third. Scratched Mad Hatter. Fifth race Put Casey.

3 to 1. even. 3 to 5. won; Silent King, 3 to 1 to 6. second.

Bravo, even, third. Scratched Rosa Yeta. Sixth race Infinite. 4 to 1. 2 to 1.

even, won; Rustic. 3 to 1, to 5. seoomi; Diogenes. i to tnird. Scratched Fair Light tillion, Thorndale.

Prince Leopold. Bos- Clarksburg. First race Back Taps. $3.40 and $2 80, won; Pal win. $3.20 and $3.80, second; Aieso.

$6 CO. third. Also ran: Commander. Engram. Bobadil, Eugenia Gomez.

Bashful. Second race Ruth Wehle. $1 2 40, and $.1.20. won; Get 3 30 and $3. second; Skyman, ft.

third. Also ran: Rivulet. Hattie Wiildo. Murphv. Third race Arthur MidiilPtrm $3.30 $3 and $3 20.

won: Flip, $3.30 and $3.60, sec- ond: Big Son. $2.40. third. Also Hush. Mllda.

BrlsrclifT. Fourth race Miss Rankin. $11.40, $7.30 and $2.60. won; Black Top. and S3, second; Dewltt $2.60, third.

Normandle. Bantam. Propaganda, Dorothy and Fop also ran. Fifth race Rosefield. $3.80.

$2.60 and $2.30. won: Depence. $4.40 nn.1 is CO sec ond; Foy. $3.60. third Also rn- Hot Foot, Benecia.

Kashotah. Marshall Tilghman. Sixth race Winchester. $3.31. $3.80 and out.

won: Puzzle. S5.S0 and out. second; Jake Feld, out, third. Also ran: Sandv- Seamime. Seventh race Sur.

$7. $2.40, won: Navajo. $7.40 and ond; Dahinda. $3 third Alan $3. SO and J3.60.

sec- ran: Pon-Wiil Soon, derosa. Miss Orb, Battle Mountain. King Dorval. F'rst race Dixie Dick. 10.70.

$6 OS and $3.70. won; Patchwork. $13 90 and $7.35: second; Mack Gamer. 75. third.

Scratched Fly Ball. S-a Taft. Kather're Rankin. Tica-cey. P.engaiete.

Dr. Charles Wei's. Second race Different Eyes. $7.70 and won: Sir Ga'ahad, $32.15 and $'v70. second: Flint.

$6.5, third. Scratched Bil I-ane Black Baby. Ar-nistlce. Elmer Dyer. Hillfiale.

Aunt Deda. Joyce Hoffman. Third race Dancer, ti 70. $3 1 and $2 90, won: Ira Wilson. 13 70 and second; Quanah.

$71. third. Scratched Delhi Maid. Radiant. War Talk.

Wee Toddler. Valentine d'Or. San Diego. 17 Bn'1 OUl. wor: 2.i" and n.

second; Planet. out. third. Fifth raci won: (jreybourne. Sera tched Ra ffles Royal Visitor.

$3 TS and Chloris. $130 and $3.40, second; $3. SO, third. Scratched Diadema. King's Court Sixth race Despair.

$5. 13 40 and $3. S3. worr: Fannie Bean. $2.95 and $3.60.

second; ijrray oai.ies. .1. Scratched Gon- Jo ier. A I Fair. Loveliness.

Clansman I Seventh race Explosive. $:3. $1 65 and $4 80. won; Kentish Boy. $57 65 and second-Mary Jane Baker.

$10 25 third. Scratched Austral. Kin Trrjan. Rouen. Zoie.

West Pittston. Pirate McGee Fliulerty Gibbet, Darniey. Citation. Our Betsy. TODAY'S ENTRIES.

Clarksburg. WEATHER CLEAR: TRACK FAST. POST TIME. 2:41 P. M.

First race, purse for up, claiming, about 5 furlongs Rose Picardy. Ijinds'lde. 110; Prince Bonero. 110; Rapldan. Splcebush, 115; Rocham-beau.

Frenchy 11 n. Second race, purse 5C for 3-year-olds and I ur. claiming, about 5 furlor.fca Hot Foot. 108; Our Alice. 10S; Ciara James, -8: Mont-peiri.

110; Eastward Princes'. 113; Lady Harr gan. 113: Eddie Trantor. 113. Third race, purse 1500.

for 3-year-olds and up. claimirg about 5 furlongs r.rris. P7: Emma 104; Fait Accompli. 105; Sure. 108; Wealthy Ann.

115; Emiieii, 117; Juanita Third. 117; Briar Ciiffe. 117. Fourth race, purse for 4-year-olds and up, claiming. aln.ut 5 furlongs Laughing Eyes 107: Ixmie Lou.

109: Guy Red, 109; Coax Me. 110: My Friend Pat, 113; Little Pointer. Ill; Carrie Baker. 115; Star Time. Fifth race, purse $500.

for and up, 6 furlonCT Needy, lira: Aur.tle Em. 105; Elgax. 108: Miss Rankin. 108; Red. 115; Blij Son, 115.

Sixth race, purse $300. for 3-year-o'ds and up. claiming 6 furlonirs Happy Moments. 103: Sempronia. 108: Virge.

110; Maiden Voter. 110; Indian Chant, 12; Bennington 117; WInkie. 117. Apprentice allowance claimed. Aqueduct.

WEATHER CLEAR, TRACK FAST. First, race, claiming, for maiden 3-year-olds and upward, 1 mile Protocol. 109; Pritsy 104: Cross Examiner. 10.3: Snin Ball. 107; Rock Bottom.

115: Sea Wolf, 115; Anna 110; Roundsman, 100; 'Soviet, 105; Dr. White-hurst. 113. Second race, steepiechr.se, for 4-year-olds, about 2 miles Iilnok Fox, 148: 130; VIcaire, 135; Regalia. 120: Chuckle.

148; Adamant, 135; King Corn. 135; Big Heart, 135. Third race, the Indy Violet handicap for mares, 3-year-olds and upward. 6 furlonirs Arrow of gold. 110: Sun Fev, 119; Nantokah.

112; Silk Tassel, 118: I.wlores, Marie Maxim, lift; Star, 133: Avlsca, 126; Pollyann. 119; Mary Patricia. 110. Fourth race, the Union selling stakes, for 2- year-olds. 7 furlongs Wllilain Tell, 109; Whirlwind.

103; Mark Twain, 105; Sun Slnl. 101; Demijohn. 101: Keennn, loi; Frank 10S: Forest Lore. 103: High Prince. 112: Ed-v-ard Gray, 97: Benwood.

102: Caveat Emptor, 106: Molly. 96: 'Prince Regent. 99. Fifth race, the Horror handicap Felling, for 3- yenr-olds and upward, 1 1-16 miles Homestretch. 103: June Grass.

13: Roseate II. 101: Romany, 99: Autumn Bells. 310, Top Sargent. 100: A Over, Hi; Banter, 107; Tangerine. Firm Friend.

118; Canyon. 104: Missionary, 130; Forest Lore, 102. Sixth race, for fillies. 2-year-olds. 4' furlongs Clarissa Anne, lol; Apoloey, 114: Marguerite 109; Our Star, Yankee Princess.

114. Dure Say, 117; Oulda, 109: Helen Cook, 112; Jcusamine, 109: Anna Marrone II, 114; Eagerness, 114; Pink and Yellow, 100; Leona Dare, 100. Apprentice allowance. Latonia. WEATHER CLEAR: TRACK FAST.

First race. SI. 400. 3-year-olds and nr. 6 furlongs Nulll 100; Rustem, 103: 'Wayward Lady.

10o; rielle of Eliza-bethtown. The Colone1, S.nart Alex. Rapid Iwv. 107; R. E.

Clark lOi: Pyx, Ruby. 110: Calrsula. 110; Winn, 115: Kewplc o'Neli. hugs, 110: James B. Brown.

110: 10-: Humboldt. 95: Bullion. 105. Second race. maiden 2-year-old colts and geldings.

5 furlongs Hats Up, 115; Modest. 115; Millbov, 115; Cannon Shot. 315: Wise Counsellor. 115; Dineo. fEmlner.t, 115: Businevs Like.

115: Enerary, 115; Wiimer the Wizard. 115- Dunlo. 115; Mom's r.rry, 115: Ktriir Tut. 'Frosty Boy. 115; Double T.

115: t'Expreswlve, 115; Krishna, 116. TNewtondaie Stahie-McDow ell entry. Third r' SI 4 i0, 3-yrar-oMs and up. 1 1-11 miles Little Ann. 95; "Lonsr ltoat.

Lu-ctdus. 1-7; Sister 90 lypsy B'air. 9: I Win I Win. 'Salvo. 106; 'British Liner.

106; le Velo. 10: opulent. 10S: 'Kiemlfti. 10: Ferguson. Ill; 'The Foreigner.

13: 'War Idol, K'3; 'Pavlowa. 90: Romana. 103- Flv Cast. 9S: 'Black Thons. Fourth race, I1.6D0, allowances, the PaUce i I i i i 1 and of I i IIARRISUURG, Juno IS.

The raid on the race track at New Kensington, which resulted in the arrest of 62 per-I sons iiml tlic confiscation of cbnsider-j able gambling paaphernalia was con-j ducted by members of the Greensbuig troop of the state police on complaints of citizens of New Kensington. I Neither Governor Pinchot nor Major 1 Lynn C. Adams, superintendent of police, knew of the contemplated action, and no orders were sent from H-orisburg. "We will lr.ake arres's wherever gambling is taking place, whenever our attention to called to declared Major Adams today. "I understand citizens of New Kensington complained of the pari-mutuel machines and the gambling at New Kensington and the captain there acted without orders from this office." "I will hack Hie state police to the limit whenever they are called upon to enforce the law." declared Governor Pinchot.

The governor refused to dis-cufs rare track gambling, tut he was insistent that the laws of the commonwealth must, be obeyed. He said he had not heard of the action at New lvenslngton. Major Adams said that complaint made to troop commanders are acted upon without orders from the Harris-burg otrlce where the law was being violated, and he said that continued raids would be made at the New Kensington track if the gambling continued. CThe action cf the state police and the assurance of backing from the governor indicate that the end of race track gambling at New Kensington is at hand. Morningside Cancels.

Mornlngaide is forced to cancel their date with South' Hills for Wednesday. I owing to the Morningside school picnic tnklng place that day. Manager of South Hills Athletics is requested fo take notice. cnucini.K oRnEns dividend. 1 NEW YORK, June 18.

Directors of the Crucible Steel Company today de-; clared a quarterly dividend of 1 per cent, placing its stock on a $4 annual i basis. The last previous dividend was paid January 31, 1022. In a statement to the stockholders the company said its net profit for the last three months was $1,677,390, after 1 deducting for depreciation at the rate of fl.2W.0tV) a year and all taxes and interest. Net profits for May were and unfilled tonnage was said to be higher than for two years. Missing Persons Bureau Frank J.

Hussbaumer. who resides with his parents at 345 Gould avenue, has been missing since June 14. He is 35 years old, 5 feet 5 inches laH and weighs about 1(0 pounds. At the time of liis disappearance he wore a dark suit and soft brown hat. He has been employed by the Bell Telephone Company for the last 12 years and it is thought he is laboring under a nervous strain, due to constant attention to work.

Leading dally (morning) want ad medium. Carries more want ads than any other Pittsburgh morning paper. WANT AD RATES CASH RATE Is 2c per word, except "Rooms for Rent" and "Situations Wanted," which are lc per word. Xo cash ad accepted for less than 34c. CHARGE RATE is 15c per l'no.

except "Room for Rent" am. "Situations Wanted." which are 13c per line. Xo ad accei'ted for less than the cost of two hues. Special rates on three-time ads. Local appears in both The Post ind The Sun (dally) for the price quoted.

Estimate six words of six letters each lo the line. If a box number Is desired count five words additional. Classified advertisements may be set In single or double column, no double column sd to measure less than two inches in depth. Classified forms close at 9 p. m.

day previous for dally issue of The Post; 6 p. m. Saturday fcr Sunday. Copy for The Sun taken until 12 noon for same dav'fi Issue. The Pest and The Sun reserve the right to classify ads under appropriate headings.

Orders for out-of-town want ads must be accompanied by rash. Notice of any error must be given In time for correction before the next Insertion. When order' for cancellation are given over the telephone the name of the clerk should be obtained and confirmation made by letter, otherwise claims cannot be allowed in case of dispute. Telephone your want ads to The Post or The Sun. Call Grant 6100 and ask for an Ad Death Notices A( KLEY, CH ARLOTTE On Monday June 18, 1923, at 1:10 a.

Charlotte Ackley (nee Rockencles), widow of John Ackley. in her 78th year, at her residence, 1819 Brighton road, Northside. Services on Wednesday, June 20, at 2:30 p. m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend.

Interment private. BOWKS. HARRY On Saturday, June 16, 19-3. at 5 a. Harry Bowes, aged 61 years, at his residence, 1122 Jones avenue, Xorth Braddock.

Funeral from his late residence, Tuesday, June 19. at 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. Thomas' Catholic Church at 9 a.

m. Interment in Braddock Catholic cemetery. nF.AZF.I.L. WILLIAM HENRY On Friday. June 15, 1933.

at Veterans Hospital, Washington. D. WTilltam Henry Beazell. Services will bn held Tuesday, June 19, at 2 p. m.

(Eastern standard time), at Speers M. E. Church. Interment at Howe's cemetery. BUCK.

CLARA Af.XES On Monday. June IS. 1933. at 7 p. Clara Agnes Beck 1 nee Bam, -wife of the late George Beck.

Funeral services st the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Philip J. Hunt. COS Taft avenue, via car 36 or 37 to Bogge stop, on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends of the family nre respectfully invited to attend.

Interment in South-wide cemetery. Ill I-LHIT, MARY SIKBKlvCK On Monday. June It. 1933. Mary Sleleneck Billquist.

widow of Thorsten E. Blll-quist. in her 53d year. Funeral from her late residence. R55 Beech avenue, Pittsburgh, on Wednesday, June 2.

at 2 p. dav light saving time. Interment private. Please omit (lowers. I1VEKS.

MARY M'FAKLANI On 1933. at 3 a. Mary Mc-FaiiViid Byers. wtfo of Bert Byers. Funeral from her late home, 213 Third street, Carnegie.

on Wednesday, June 20, at 9 a. m. High mass at St. Luke's Catholic Church. Carnegie, Pant 9:30 a.

in. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Interment in Mt. Olivet cemetery. (OXXEM.V, MICHAEL On Saturday.

June 16. 1923. at 9:15 p. Michael Connelly, husbnnd of Snrah Hanaghan Connelly of 1101 Gibbons street. Funeral from the residence of his sister, Mrs.

Edward Heath. 917 Eldora place, on Wednesday, June 20. at 8 :3.0 a. in. Solemn hich mass of requiem nt the Church of Epiphany at 9 a.

m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Take car Xo. 44 to Chalfar-t street. Please omit flowers.

Detroit (Mich.) and Toledo (Ohio) papers please copy. Ui XX, JOHN N. On Monday, June 18. FliCIKISXS FLOWERS VVlien Words Fail" RANDOLPH McGLEMENTS -5936 Penn -Avenue Pkone 3783 HHaa t. Liiuwig tmm ilO K.

DJurnond Northsrtd Cedar 74QO. ZAK FLORIST. rrermerly with A. W. Smith P.

Vomeral designs. Wedding flower Special rtt price. Ohio 8t. Oedax HIT. LOST AXD FOUND LOST Friday afternoon, June 15 between Hardy Hayes bldpr.

and McCreery's store, blue enamel watch set with small diamonds and platinum chain; liberal reward. Call Mrs. Biddle Arthurs, 304G Center ave. Phone Schenley 0038. LOST SATURDAY Downtown, Carson st.

car or Monongahela incline, rdatinum pin with diamond In center: liberal reward. Call Lafayette 3188-W. LOST On Sunday evening, spare tire and rack with stop and tail light and license plate 713-99S: "suitable reward. A. Rhodes, Southern ave.

iteli phone Lafayette LOST FRIDAY EVENING. 6:30. SMALL SABLE NECKPTECR ox' FIFTH AVE. OR GRAND THEATER: LIBERAL REWARD IF RETURNED- TO XEVTLLE ST. OR CALL SCHEXLEY 4S61.

LOST Wrist watch. Kennywood nark; graduation gift: reward. Hi'and 2291-R. LOST Fox fur. June 11 Kaufmann's tabe linen counter: no Questions asked; reward.

Franklin LOST Friday evening. 6:30 o'clock, on Fifth ave. or Grand Theater, small sable neck piece liberal reward if returned. 513 Xevllle or phone Schenley LOST On Crsfton-ing-am car. June 9.

at 9:4 a. at Sterrett stop, small blue leather bag. chain handle, containing car checks, coin: reward. 47 McMun. Crafton.

LOST Blue beaded bag Saturday, between McCroy 5 and 10 and Grand arcade. Schenley 0665-R. LOST White and brown spotted English bulldog in the downtown Reward. Jack London. Grant LOST Brown Pekingese Schenley 0353-R.

LOST Stone Marten nev morning on Locust st-Mercy Hospital, room 714. Reward. Call piece, Sunday Reward. Call LOST Black and white Pekingese; reward. Call Hazel 1465-R.

LOST Airedale dog; No! 13S2: reward. Call EMPLOYMENT. HELP WANTED MALE. ADVERTISING SOLICITORS FOR 10TH ISSUE YEAR BOOK; REAL MONEY FOR HONEST, PRACTICAL SALESMEN. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION WRITE 930, CARE POST-SUN.

BARBER WANTED once. S20 per week and GO per cent over $27: good shop. Address Willis J. Burke. 1S9 Wal-nut Morgantown.

AV. Va. BARBER wanted First c3ass; good wages. 4J3 Jerome McKeesport. BARBER WANTED.

AVE. APPLY 733 LIBERTY BOILER SHOP HELPERS and laborers. Apply McNeil Boiler Works. 29fh Pittsburgh. Pa.

BOYS over 16 for light factory work. Hardie Bros. 16th St. and Liberty Ave. BOYS to learn ornamental iron trade; must be over IS years of age.

Reiling Mfg. 6630 Kelly near Fifth ave. extension. BOY (16) tor office, wholesale house; good opportunity for a bright boy. Apply 219 SixrTi room 211.

BUSH ELM AN and tailor wanted for a steady, ail vear round position out of the city. Apply Morton C. Stout 713 Braddock Braddock, Pa. BOY wanted for errands after school. Tailor.

313 6th sve. Hall, JOSEPH HOME C0o HAS'-OPERIKGS FOR Apply Employment Office, Fifth Floor, West. BLACKSMITHS BKO? FORGERS MELPE1S MOULDERS Apply i SIC- SWISSVALE. BOYS -wanted, ovsr 10 years of age, ta drive newspaper wagons. Apply to Oeorg Birmingham, 1238 Watson street.

BL'SHELMAN and presser on Hoffman machine; steady work; tailor shop. 557 Greenfield ave. BOTTLER wanted for Shields machine; steady work and good nnges. fc-'am'l Gross, 930 Row? McXeeisport. Pa.

BUTCHER WANTED FIRST CLASS. EX- 131 APPLY 704 NINTH SHARPSBURG. OR 443 THIRD FIRST FLOOR, PGH BUSH ELM AN and prussers wanted, good wages, steady work. 3S03 Forbes st. Steady Inside work.

Marshul! Brf. Mary- Southslde. 2015 VII FT? "anted. Apply Gren-cVJV VOIirlV Cbke Corp. 6006 Rodman East -nd.

CABINET MAKERS. Steady work all year; present working overtime. Apply at once, Bernard Gloeklor Company. 12o Penn avo. CIIIPPERS wanted.

Ke3stone Bronze 39th St. and A. V. R. R.

CARPENTER wanted. Call ave. or call Hiland B142-J. 521 Larimer CARPENTERS. caulkei.

bandy men, helpers and laborers for bui'dlng fleet of derrick boats, larges and dredges; pood pay; no strike. Apply Chas. S. Walls, Duquesne Slag Products at Pittsburgh Steel Co. plant between Allanport and Stockdale, Pa.

Take Charlerol street car or Pa. R. R. COAT MAKER wanted, NortUoide. Wurdack, HOG East Linden 468-J.

1 2 4 0 0 Clem ts.s.. 0 0 2 5 0 Vanatta.2 113 4 0 Krause.m. 10 2 11 E. Pratt.m 1 2 3 0 0 0 5 3 0 McKeeta.s 0 2 2 3 0 2 5 0 0 J.Pratt.3. 12 15 1 Parker.

1... 0 19 0 0 McVeigh.l 1 2 11 0 0 13 3 0 W.Rhlne.l 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 Vetterly.c 1 1 3 0 0 Hackett.I. 0 0 0 0 0 F. Riiine.p 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 jRodkey.p. 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 1 T7 12 1 4 37 1 4 3 112 0 ljFedor.2....

1114 0 0 0 0 0 OC.Reid.r... 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 10 2 0 0 0 10 OCoulson.l.. 12 10 1 0 0 0 4 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Huber.s... 0 0 113 10 12 SS.Reid.m.. 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 11 1 0 0 0 3 4 0 2 118 12 3- To'als 3 2: 11 5 Uuvton.s.

Auld.m. Bischoff.l 110 1 0 Thomas, 3. 0 10 10 1 0 0 2 Oi 113 11 110 0 1 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0' Stewart. 3. 0 0 0 3 0 3 2 0 0 0 Bercher.p.

2 10 2 0 116 11 Henning.l. 10 2 11 0 0 1 3 3 2 112 1 0 0 11 0 Miiler.r... 0 110 0 0 0 0 Neim 2 10 0 0 0 0 0.0 0' 0 0 0 0 .7 5 7 4 Totals 9 6 18 10 3 Iturbary.c Haus an. 2 7 Mo Tube HO 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 01 Stolen piys baL's C. Park 100 '0 00 Two-base hits Gibbs.

Vetterlv. bases E. Pratt. Vanatta. Double Xeedham to Parker.

First base on Off Rhine 3. off Rodkey 1. Struck out Bv F. Rhine 3. bv Rodkev 2.

bv Inks 2 Umrjire Case and I'wugrherty. Duquesne Steel showed a decided minrh in the eighth Inning last night at Glssport an.t walked off with a 7-1 victory over the Giassport Pats in a fine game until the fireworks in the final frame. For seven innings McCaw. pitted against Ruslie and Lloyd, hurled great ball and then his club Dut the game on ice with a rally that netted the Steelers five tallies. Munhall led the Duquesne attack with a double and home run, while Walsh also hit hard, sharing honors with Jordan.

J. Rushe hit best for Glass-port, getting three hits. The score: DUQ. Munhall, 3 Frey.s Laaks.r.. Kisk.l Reid.l Jordan, m.

Wilson.2.. Walsh McCaw.p. R.B.P.A.E PATS. 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 3 2 0 2 16 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 1 13 3 1 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 Hawk.m... 0 Messier.

1.. 0 W.Rushe.s 0 Hergot.c... 'J. Rushe, p. 1 2 2 0 1 1 1 0 10 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 7 24 16 3 1 trie Fensce, By CacMo Central Sleel PrdMmcfs Company, Shreveport, Is, Wire fcy Vmm Marry Baribyo' MAX with ear for delivery purpose splendid opportunity for right party.

Apply Clen So Products 45 Penn ave. MAN Strong, handy. for general work around factor'; American preferred. Call mm jiftr lrst ave. MEN wanted to teach grades in private school.

-Xatlonal Teachers' Agency, 1201 House Bldg. MACHINE LOADERS. Polish, Slavish, Hungarian, Italian, German, colored miners for Jenkins, Ky. 7 feet coal, drift open lights; pay 59c ton loading, 63c pillars, machine mining, and 70c ton piliars: transportation advanced: no trouble: rf-tp every day. 4 p.

m. 7I. Abriola. 1119 Penn ave. MILLWRIGHT and handy man for installing machinery and plumbing.

Call at Equitable Meter 434 First ave. MEX Traffic association wants several men to qualify for position, directing shipping; $3,000 and up; experience unnecessary: opportunity offered several men under 45, -willing to devote little spare time acquiring thorough knowledge of work: common school education essential; only men of good character Deed apply; If willing, dependable and desirous of making connection worth while, write at once, stating present position, age and phone number. Address P. O. Box 217, Pittsburgh.

PACKERS, chauffeur, helpers and drivers wanted. Sun Packing 1912 Spring Garden ave Northside. PORCH PRESS Operators, landly-fflcn ami Laborers. Iittard 6301 Butler st. PICK MINERS.

White: 3 feet coal, Maryland state, open lights: pay $1.31 per ton: transportation cost $1.73. advanced: ship every day, noon J. M. Abriola. 1119 Penn ave.

PORTER wanted, white, erty ave. Apply 4744 Llb- I'ORTEU WANTED 934 Penn ave. with good references. STRUCTURAL layout men, fitters and helpers wanted at once. Marion Machine, Foundry A- Supply Scottdale, Pa.

II i To represent architect for out-of-town work. Apply McCor-, mick 121 South ave. TRIPLE DRUM DERRICK ENLTXEER7 GOOD rill' MMI't JOR. AVriv CHAS. WALLS.

DUQUESNE SLAG pBof)-UCTS PITTSBURGH STEEL CO BETWEEN ALLEXPORT AND ktocu-. DALE. UUNG MEN Neat appearing, travel with manager. Leave citv immediately. Salary or com mission.

Jkk for Mr. MeCulre. Monongahela House, Smithfieid and Wrater sts. FIRST-CLASS wire and grille worker wanted for ornamental iron and wire works Ad-dress 913. Care Post-Sun.

YOUNG MAN Magazine experience. Assist dist. mgr. Excelknt proposition. Leave city Immediately.

Mr. McGuire, Monongahela House, today. NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE 601, McCanee block, desires men till or part time to represent their monthly payment health and accident depnrtment and to sell. automobile accident policies; men wanted throughout Western Pennsylvania. WANTED Experienced packer for china and glassware.

Apply at once. Ill 9th sr. RARE OPPORTUNITY. Are you interested in earning tlitv per week? Call Room 310, i45 Fifth nve. "YOUNG MEN (two) fur special sales work; must be neat appearing; previous sales experience nut necessary; we teach you how; pay per day to hustler3.

Mr. Peck-nor, SOS Penn blUtf. McKay- Clinton. r-Granger. Totals -Balled Tiiomas.

Aliisrn Park 3 0 0 1 1 27 Graham 0 0 0 6 3 '9 Two-hasp hit Neimeyeiv First base on balls Off Clinton 8. off Bircher 1. cttruek out By Clinton 5, by Bircher 3. Umpires-Lisbon and Hail. The George Morris tossers failed to appear at their home diamond for the game New Era and forfeited.

Section V. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. W.KPet.i L.Pct. 6 .455 5 .375 6 5 .167 Donora GastonvU'e. Motion.

City 3 .714 Klrama 5 3 3 4 2 4 i GAME TONIGHT. Beallsville at Monessen. Oasior.ville found the going rough Mo- nongahcla last night and dropped a 6-3 game to the Momn ity Triple Linkers in a fast esgut; oont'-fvf. li on tl.e mound fcr fie home club, had plenty of stuff and held the team to two hits Hard hutirs by McVicker, Pariitt and McMuhon featured the gatne. The score: M.

C. R.B. i GAS. R.B.P.A.E. Everett.3.

0 0 1 6 2 0 1 10 3 1 0 2 1 2 1 0 1) Smith, 3 0 Jones, 3 1 P.Ostr'r.s. 0 Ca O.Sessl.r Ovil; Osl I jjotm'n. i 4 Ia.Yis,c... Scott, s. Hutton.m Hale.p 6 9 3'.

1 3 1 Gastonville 3 0 0 0 0 03 City 303 030 Two-base hit McVicker. Three-base hits Curler, Iarlirt. Hamilton. Stolen banes-McVicker, Smith. Struck out By Johnston 7.

by Hale 10. Umpire Kramer. Klrema defeated Motiessen Klrama last night in a clot-eiy fought game with Mot.es-sen, threaten itrjr to tie up the count with a rally In the fifth that put thorn within one run of dea.llocltii the issue. Both Hays and Hough i etched Itltie ttall, but errors helped pace the wy lor runs. The score: Ei.UA.

n.ii.i'.AE.! Mn.N, R.B.P.A.E. Saur.m Totals 7 8 24 11 41 Totals Duquesne 01 0 01 0 0 7 Pats 010 000 0 01 Two-base hits Munhall, Laaks. Walsh. Lander. Home run Munhall.

First base on balU Off Lloyd 3. Wild p'tch Reed Struck out By Lloyd 2, by McCaw 3. Umpires Gongan and Brown. HOMESTEAD CHURCH LEAGUE STANDING OF THE CLUBS. W.L.Pct.

3 3 1 2 .333 1 3 .25) 1 4 .300 St. 4 West 4 Park M. 4 St- Anthony. 3 1 M. 2 .67 St.

Marys 2 Michaels. 2 MQ'SX. Anns GAME TONIGHT. Michaels vs. Whitaker M.

St E. Homead Park M. E. found the St. Ann's team light opposition last night and came through with a -2 victory over the cellar occupants In a fast ball game.

The Tark lads scattered their run-getting during the seven innings and nicked Slncomls and Straka for 10 binvles. Constable and Fleming hit for the winners, while Davis got two hi -s for the losers. The score: PK. E. R.B.P.A.E.

ST. ANN. R.B.P.A E. i Krick.p... Sojster.l.

Martin batted for Soyster In the seventh. E. T. Works 002 000 02 N. Braddock 002 001 3 Stolen bases Flynn.

McXeod. Franklin, Bennett, Coulson. S. Retd. First base on balls Oft Hamilton 3.

off Krich 3. Struck out By Hamilton by Krick 0. Umpires Teaxnarm and Bolster. UESTIHGIIOUSE LEAGUE STANDING OF THE CLUBS. W.L.Pct.

I 4 0 1.000! Sect -I. 1 .333 2 .000 3 3 .000 Inspect. 0 l.OOOjPgh. 0 1 -T50 Gen. 0 I Stores 0 Product GAME TOXIG-HT.

Stores vsl General Office. With Rettger corrring to the rescue In the tnird inning, the Engineers handed Home- -wood fcervice tneir nrst setback or the wa- on last nisfut at Swlssvale In the nrst meet- lag- of these two teams. Ober ami I'owmy, teith three hits each, had a large evening with the bat, while Gieason. Lar.g and John-won played welt. The score ENG.

iiuMK. K.B.P.A.E. Htmt.l.... Hfi'd, 2-8-2 Giean.s-p. Rnpp.l.i.

Dowy.3... Rettiger.p kait 1 1 1 2Lang.3 0 O.John'n.s... 0 Kopp.s 1 0 Foiey.m... 0 'Clarke 1.2 1 3 3 0 0 0 0 1- 0 0 0 1 4 0 11 1 1 0 0 0 8 12 21 7 Totals. 7 21 10 "Batted lor oavln.

Engineers 1 5 0 0 2 0 0 VVV VO Two-base hits Gavin. Kapp. Lang, Ober. Three-base hits Gieason. Ober.

Dowr.ey. I Stolen fcaaes Hunt, pelkofer, Johnson. Sac- riflces Hunt. Ripp. Struck out By Toman 5.

by Rettger by Taylor 2. by pelkofer 1. Jones. 1 ii nr. A i TRACTION LEAGUE STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

W.LPct! W.UrV Tannel 8 Home 9 Craft 6 Bunker Hill. 6 5 .50) .400 .100 .818 Mlllvaie .667 Wett End -545! .500 Carrlck GAMES THIS WEEK. Tuesday. Banker Hill at Rankin (Boyd). Tunnel at Carrlck (John Ahern).

Homewood at Keatiirg (Harper). Thursday. Bunker Hill at Manchester CHartman). Craft Avenue at Tunnel (Brubacki. Carrick at Horrewowl (Harper).

Keating at West End (Hawrl. Millvale at Rankin (John Aherni. West End-Millvale and Craft Avenue-Manchester games scheduled for today have been postponed. Carrick and Tunnel will play at Carrick field today instead ef at Sports- VUCC. 2 1 3 2 10 10 0 H.B ger.l 0 0 10 1 0' Hoscoe.3...

0 0 10 0 R.B'ger.3 3 1 2 3 0 10 0 0 Chaai'n 0 1 0 0 4) KLsh.s 0 0 14 1 Omirt 2 3 3 4 0' Davis.l.... 12 5 0 0 Fieming.2 0 2 0 2 0 Roeirany.3. 0 0 0 0 0 Hackett.c 0 13 0 OShaw.r 10 10 0 Seitz.p 0 1 0 3 0 Sincomrs.p 0 1 11 2 0 10 10 0 Str.iKa 0 0 0 2 0 iRolbs.m... 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 9 10 21 11 2 4 21 6 1 0 0 0 1 Ol.Shafft r. 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 6 0 0 Stark.

3.... 0 10 1 0 Ri.Hley.l... 110 0 (1 Davin.l. 0 0 3 0 0 1 1 1 .1 0 G.Ho li.c. 0 0 0 0 1 perrv.s 110 0 1 1 0 0 I Kewl.2...

3 1 2 0 0 Kuhn.s-1.. 0 0 2 0 C.Has,l. 0 0 3 0 0, 0 110 0 Smith, 0 1 0 0 0 Hopton.ni.. 116 10 0 0 5 2 1 C.Hough.P 0 0 0 0 0 J.Hays.p.. 0 0 0 0 0' 5 5 15 6 1' 4 5 13 2 3 Monesscn olo 0 34 Elranm 0 3 2 0 -5 Two-base hits Klstler.

Kegal. Stark. Struck out By J. Hays 3. by C.Housh 6.

Umpires Beal and Harilcy. Homestead Park 3 1 1 0 3 2 09 St. Anns 0 1 0 0 0 0 12 Two-base hits R. Berpor, Constable, Fleming. Slncomis.

Three-hasr? hits Davis. Steimer. First base on balls Off Seitz 3, off Straka 3- Struck out By Straka 5, by 3. Umpires Simon and Johnston. Marotta Hard Hit.

C7 -EVE-LAND. June 18 Charlej. Marotta. I ropr'etor of Marotta Athletic Clu'o and of boxing matcl-es here, was sentenced to nlno months in the ar.d fined today when he pleaded guilty to an indictment charginc conspiracy to violate national prohibition lavs and jos-sesslng and selling liquor, before Federal Judge WestenliaVer. Smithton Booking.

PMITHTON, June 1 s. Unlont.twn Elks have booked Stoney Jones' for two games July 4. This week Stoney Jones meets Connellsvllle and Be! tzhoover. Sunttay. June 24.

is open abroad. Teams desiring a first-c'ass attraction write or wire John W. dteiuer, Smithton, Ta..