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Italian airmen dropped bombs on the orderly and ethical manner of conducting the real estate business. It was claimed that the "curb-stone" broker is one who does not have attachment to any licensed agency, has no license, as required by law. is not registered, as required by city ordinance, and that many ulterior practices have been traced to some of Among those who made remarks were Invitations will again be sent out by Manager John J. Bell of the twelfth auto show, which opens in Motor Square Garden tomorrow night and which will continue next week under the auspices of the Automobile Dealers' Association of Pittsburgh, to stu- i dents of the University of Pittsburgh Kessra. Sears, Boebuck and Chicago, Illinois.
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The discussion ended by having the to attend the big exhibits. Many students from both institutions attended the big show held by the Automobile Dealers' Association October last, as the guests of Manager Bell, and were highly enthused. Local dealers have worked for weeks on their exhibits and prospects for a successful exhibit are bright. The doors of Motor Square Garden, the "Mecca of Motordom," as it is sometimes called. matter referred to the legislation committee, which comprises in its membership one member and two ex-members of the General Assembly.
Attorney Owen S. Cecil reported that an application for a charter for the organization has been prepared and duly advertised, and will be brought to the attention of the Governor about April 10. lriest without causing damage. .,,..1,. th- xj, U'iuu ucii O.L yJ tiutft.
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G. Kimmell properties on the Xorth Side, which consist of business and residence structures. Na Address. S8-I 1 Tax Commission Now Located. The City Tax Commission has engaged offices in the Union Bank Building and has selected E.
W. Alexander as its executive secretary. Mr. Alexander was formerly engaged In the Training Camps Approved government service and has given much Adventists Are Urged to Vote for Prohibition Frttr to TYm I Blackwell SpSU- man, JIar 14 U.SOO City of McKeetport. MARKET 3d Wd.
5x97. H. 11. attention to taxation problems, for which reason he was highly recom By War Secretary Baker WASHINGTON, March 16. Secre menced for secretary by Dean J.
T. Holdsworth, a member of the tary Baker today heartily indorsed the British Ships Shell Vurla; Greeks Angry Storm of Indignation in Hellenic Capital Over Attack on Open Town. lIouKhoId to FanniK Boretz. Mar 6... I ROSB ST.
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Penn ave. John liuacho to Elwln Mills. Dec 31 ETXA BOKO, 59x100. JIaplewood at. Deeds Recorded.
Among the deeds recorded yesterday was one confirming title from Samuel GOODYEAR quality and Goodyear construction are cash-value advantages to the Goodyear user. He buys Goodyear Tires and Tubes Ipecause they are Goodyear Tires and Tubes. He knows that in the end whether he previously paid more or paid less for his tires Goodyear will show the lowest last cost. Osborne Hopes to Return To Sing Sing as Warden WHITE PLAINS, X. March 16.
Thomas Mott Osborne's main reason for wishing an immediate trial on the only indictment remaining, charging mismanagement and immorality, is that he expects to go back as warden of Sing Sing as soon as he is acquitted. This is made clear in Mr. Osborne's affidavit filed today to force District Attorney Weeks to put him on trial again on Monday. Mr. Osborne's affidavit says in I am warden of Sing Sing Prison, and have been granted leave of absence to prepare my defense.
In the interest of the state I should resume my duties at the earliest possible A. McFarland et ux to John D. Kelly a property zz.w-U'x) feet at the corner of East Ohio street and Whi; alley, improved, for J27.000: another Resolutions urging every member of the Seventh Day Adventists to vote the prohibition ticket at every election and to discourage cigaret smoking, especially among students of schools and colleges were adopted by the Columbia Union conference of Seventh Day Adventists yesterday In the Homewood Carnegie Library. Dr. B.
G. Wilkinson presided. Plans for the next four years' advancement of the church were discussed and it was decided to hold conferences every four years instead of biennially, as heretofore. Morning sessions were spent in giving instructions to pastors and missionaries. Secretary G.
B. Thompson of the North American conference, giv from Joseph D. Reed to the Schenley Farms Company to the old Weyman tobacco factory, 111x144.63 feet, in Duquesne way, for a nominal consideration, on which there is a four-story warehouse building. SHARP PROTEST IS MADE TOO 3.0(1 4.000 iOO 1,750 1 3,300 400 300 1.S00 S4 1 1 movement for citizen soldiers training camps in a letter to the governing committee of the Camps Association of New Tork in "which he wrote: I believe in the work of these, camps, not only from the military point of view, but as of value to the nation educationally in promoting discipline, order and Rood citizenship. Police Chief Again Arrested.
Acting Chief of Police M. Forsyth of Sharpsburg was arrested Wednesday on a charge of trespass on information made by Mary Luki. 1211 Main street, Sharpsburg. It is alleged Korsythe entered Mrs. L.uki's home Sunday without a search warrant.
Forsythe was re-reased on hail for a hearing tomorrow, lie said he was searching the house for liquor. Forsythe was arresu-d Tuesday on a charge of extortion on information by Mrs. Melia Savuto, Bridge street, Sharpsburg. Yesterday he waived hearing for court. He provided bail in both charges.
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Sent 13 Picture to Stay Another Week. The run of "The Battle Cry of Peoce" is to be extended one more week in the Pitt Theater. It is definitely announced by the directors of the Pitt Theater that a further continuation of "he Dattle Cry of Peace," after March 25, will be impossible, because of the forthcoming production of "he Ne'er Do Well," from Hex Beach's BERLIN'. March 16. "Reports have heen received here from Athena that British warships have bombarded the open town of Vurla, 'near Smyrna, of which the Inhabitants are nearly all Greeks." says an Overseas News Agency item (riven out today.
"The town, the report states, was almost entirely destroyed. Many Greeks, mostly women and children, were killed. A part of the Greek population was taken to Mitylene. "The Athens advices state that the news has caused a storm of indignation in the Greek capital. The official paper.
Neon Asty, says: ing the first address on "Soul Winning." I. II. Evans, president of the North American conference, spoke on "The Victorious Life of the Christian." In the evening Dr. A. G.
Daniels of Washington, D. president of the foreign missionaries' board, spoke of ''The Miracle of Modern Missions." The remainder of the session was devoted to Bible study by the Rev. Dr. D. II.
Kvans of Washington, president of the North American, division, and the Rev. G. B. Thompson of Washing RANKIN BORO. 44x110, Miller St.
Mary A Held to Mirliele Sa'Ohettl, Feb as CORAOPOI.13 BOKO, anxio, ailev. GooggpEAR T'l Emty to get from Goodyear Service Station Dealer Everymher I novel. TRANSFERS RECORDED. City of Pittsburgh. PERRTSVIIXE AVE.
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Hth Wd. UtxZlH. folonial Trust Co to Jennie I. Rajiehen. liar 1 WOODS Rl'X AVE, Wd, WxlM.
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86x44. II Kelly, admr. to Sarah McLaughlin, Jan 1.. 5,700 WIGHTMAN ST. 14th Wd.
SuxlSO, Walter "The British pretended that there ton, secretary of the North American division. were Turkish camps in Vurla, but as a matter of fact these camps were outside of the town. And what had the $423,105,47.19 Young Wife Not Present At AIsop Divorce Hearing defenseless population of Vurla "The Greek Minister in London, it is stated, has protested in the sharpest manner." Stephen Koppel to Robt Edwards. March 11 CORAOPOLIM BORO. allev, Robt Edwards to Stephen KOppel.
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sixliK). Laura Adams to Alice Nobie. Feb ZS SW1SSVALE BORO, 27xiO. Oak irove ave. Maud Bynum to Jeannie- Ronald.
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