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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30
Teeth Gust Jewels
in Use of Platinum

CHICAGO, June so.-Twice as much
platinum has been used in dentistry al
in jewelry.
This statement by DR.. George Freder-
lex Kuuz IN a recent report on precious
stones and minerals viii prove sur
prise to the public, in view Of the fact
that for several years platinum has been
the favorite setting for diamonds and the
most fashionable form Of jewelry.
The estimates cited by Or. Kunz,
which he considers too low, are that of
the 100000 or more ounces OF platinum
in existence, catalyzlng processes have
claimed 100000 ounces, dental uses 1000
600 ounces, chemical apparatus 100000
electrical devices 100000 ounces and jew
elry 5000 900 ounces.
At S10J an ounce, the minimum price
set by the government, the value of the
metal consumed by dentistry is S105, 000.-
000 as against So, 100000 used in all the
platinum jewelry in the world.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30
The CGrefree JdiLer

needed the utter unftness Robert
Miller himself the
Douglas charged with permitting ps
charge had
in as deputy sheriff. night Waterman
enforce the law thus demon
strated respect
The night watchman
posed the community
tried he testified carefully as
possible, but he enough
nothing about for
pointed there
fore no have
gives government"
county.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30

fetal respiration at once For this, lay
him face down on the ground, one arm
fexed so that the forehead rests on it,
the face turned to one side so that air
may reach 1t freely. Stand or kneel
astride tht patient, placing hands close
together, one on each side of the back
hone, at about the region Of the short
ribs--about the waist line. Lean for
ward, throwing weight on hands, apply
ing pressure firmly but gently. Remove
pressure, pause about three seconds, re-
peat operation until patient breathes
naturally.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30
MARKe oN TARLE TOP.

Q. What will remove marks on a var
nished table top, made by hot dishes =?
NJ. K
A. To remove such spots, moisten a
soft cloth with camphorated oil and rub
bFiskly. This usually suffices. If not,
use a few drops of spirits of canphor,
the varnish.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30
FIRST AID.

Q. What should be done after an an
parently drowned person has been
brought to land? L. S. T..
a. The FIRST procedure is to get the
water out Of the lungs. Roll the person
on MS face; stand astride his hips, CLASH
MIN around the waist and straighten mn
This viii cause the water to run our or
MS mouth. Shake him slightly. sweep
the finger into his mouth to see mar
MS throat is not clogged with sand or
weeds; Iossen clothing and begin arti
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30
FRANKLIN,S KITE

Q. How was Benjamin Franklin's kite
experiment conductedl L. Y.
A In experimenting with electricity
IN the atmosphere with his kite, Benja-
min Franklin used a kite made Of silk,
at the top OF which there was a free
sharp pointed wire. To the end of the
Irvine next to hand he tied silk rib
bon and where the silk and Irvine Joined
fastened the key. The Kite was raised
during a thunderstorm and when the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30
MINE RESCUE COMPETITION.

q. Where Is the competition in mine
rescue TO be held this year? R. f. W.
a. The national championship IN mine
rescue ana nrst-aid work win be decided
IN Denver on Aug. 20 and q. Meetings
Of associations of coal and metal minare
viii be held in connection with the com
petition and prizes viii be awarded the
winning teams.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30
MARNEALADE.

Q. How did "marmalade" get its
name? p. U. G.
a The word comes from the Portu-
guese marmelada, meaning a ounce jam.
The modern conserve is not necessarily
made from qufnces as the name sug-
gests, being often a jam of oranges.
aprieots, green gage plums or grapes.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30
AMBASSADORS, RIGHTs

Q. Are foreign ambassadors allowed
to bring intoxicating beverages into the
country? Il. r. T.
~ Diplomatic representatives are al
lowed to bring wines and liquors into
the United States rs an act Of interna-
tional courtesy.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30
QUESTIONS AND. ANSWERS

How did marmalade get its name
This department Of The Times tells you.
II you have question to ask, send it
with 2-cent stamp to the Indiana Daily
Times Information Bureau, Frederic j.
Haskin, director. Washington. D. c., and
the answer will be mailed direct to you.
This offer applies strictly to informa-
tion-that is, to facts rather than to ad-
vice.
Questions and answers of general in
terest are published In The Times, with
names Of questioners omitted.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30
BRAZIL NUTS.


Q. How do, Brazil nuts grow7
A. The Brazil nuts are contained in Il
round, woody perfcarp, or seed vessel,
almost the size of a mans head, within
which there are many of the seeds or
nuts. These are packed so closely that
it would be quite impossible to replace
them. once they were removed.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30
WORLD,s LARGEsr sPRTNGs.

Q. Where are the largest springs in
the world? L. L. G.
A. Probably the Fontaine de Van
chose in southern France is the largest
one in the world, and Malad Springs
near the Snake river Canyon, idaho, the
largest in the United States.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30

clouds came over the kite the wire
brought the electric fire fran them and
the kite with all the Irvine became cleo
trifed. When the rain wet the kite 1t
conducted freely so that it streamed out
from the key.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30
"HoRsE HAIR sNAKEs.n

Q. VIII a horse hair develop into Il
snake If put in water? e. r.
A. This is a fallacy and probably is
due to the fact that there is a horse hair
snake or worm which is extremely sim
liar in appearance TO a horse hair.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30
LUXEMBOURG

Q. Is Luxembourg stilI an independent
country and who is its ruler? E. s. u.
A. Luxembourg is an independent
grand duchy bounded by France, Bel
GUM and Germany. The present ruler
is the Grand Duchess Charlotte.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30
PRONoUNCING .TLLINoIs "

O. Please tell me the way the state of
Illinois is pronounced? Do you sound
the So or is it silent? r. T. H.
A Illinois" is pronounced either
with the IS" sounded or silent
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30

snakes the of southern Indiana
Kentucky zooogst and head
the graduate university live
cenpedes spiders
owls raccoons That is reassuring
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30
PRICE oF PLATINUM.

Q. What is the price of platinum?
Z. L.
A. Platinum brings about $115.o0 an
ounce. The price fuctuates.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30

divorce bill correct Mrs Dora Open
unusually service when she cut in the
talking It's usually
s.dered good you line
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30

THE AMERICAN Classic Cincinnati patriotic
in sing them in
English a
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30

make that tour there place he will
notv Harding porch
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30

VIII take in" boarders but
of course he not mean
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30

cal
that or
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30
."THIS IS THE YEAR,

A NEW MORALS squad sweeps clean.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30
July Clearance Sale

And the sales of all the Our wonderful
July Clearing Saese known shoppers of indianapolis and
within radius of hundred miles These sales planned on
greater scale than before No scarcity Of merchandise here
Our stocks viii be called upon limit All stocks
must be cleaned make for Fall merchandise No
strlctlons-buy as much you afford
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30

Up to $3.5 Silk Hose
Special $1.98 Pair
Broken lines of standard grades, such as B. H.,
Wayne, Kayser's and Victor; black, white, brown,
navy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-13

undertaking parlor in Wheeling. The
coroner learned that the aged man mad
been suffering with heart trouble.
Two P4cn1cs wednesday
The annual picnic a.! The rlrSt vi. IL"
church viii hc held Wednesday at
Wheeling Park with Il number OF inter-
eSling features planned Tor the day.
The outing OF the tirst Reform ed
Sunday school Will DC h. ia On ihc same
G.,y'al Wheeling Island.
injured in Accident
Mrs Wiley Jewell 3 confined n her
home on rw-niy-lhird Slreei WIN slight
injuries received in I'm "ut" aCridcnt on
the National Plkc. Srr MAS rId.ns IN 4
car urIven by her son. Walter jewell
when Il Cu:lIded w.tu another MACHINE.
The auto was badly damaged.
Wash House Looted
\ wash house 20 The r"Nr 81 n" nom .
al Henry Frtton on Tailman hNeHu". " AS
looted some tlIuc Suuduy u.sfl. Among
IN" ARTICLES stolen wcr" l"bir clothes,
bed sheets and others. The police @cr"
notified Recently III" .c. Don 1T inc
stillon home WAs robbed.
Gets Live Ones
Two offenders. ARE stCd by Constable
Shepherd tor violating the hdu"r Avs
one was hncd 500 and cost and the
ulhcr :i,v and costs On" arrest WAS
made a, MApicton. Mead township and
;hc other 4; Echo. this ,ownhsp.
POuco EroVent tNo
At $50 "'cloCk yesterday morning 70
licemen L+Ncrs and Hunmel discovered
a small fire IN the American Express
company building ana sent N sLl!
alarm 10 the Genital f!r" department.
which responded and prevented serious
8irthaay Party
Miss Grace Glasgow delightfully."- on
t"rtalncd number or fr.enuS !aSt'rN"n-
ing az her home on West Twcn'y-thi"d
street. he occasion belhg her" birthday
anniversary. lWycn:le games and music
formed N" diversions and a lunC heOn
was served 20 the young guests.
Missionary To speak
Mrs r W Caldwell, Il missionary.
who was N Africa. VIII speak Al moot
.rC OF The Woman's Missionary Society
or tho United Presbyterian church to he
program will contain other features as
well
Picnic was Enjoyable
The annual picnic OF n" members Of
the Lady Orange lodge and their fani-
lie, held a. ;he K"yser orchard at Sha-
tcrestinG. basket dinner and pro-
gram were nc TEXTURES Of the outing.
Back Prom Convention
Malcolm IuIhertSon and Harry Hun;
Of this city have returned - their homes
from ortland. oregon. where they at
tended the big national convention Of
ShrlntrS. They reported tho event 80 7
grnaEonc with ShrincrS present from all
partS'of the world.
interest In Results
Local city uCC!CIals and citizens arc
showing much interest in tho Martins
Ferry Wheeling Traction company con-
Iroversy which may com" 10 "A head to-
day Tho outcome Is being eagerly
RIwltrd owing 10 tho long drawn out
controversy here. TIL" ordinance repeal
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on Wheeling island. Thursday Of TINS
uecr Members nf all Of the lodges 1T
this section are planning TO attend inc
event. and special program OF iht'feS'
has been prepared Tor the ua!.
Cnptajn Wilbur Hoslop Of the HOOK
and Ladder company at the Centr IA
hose housn has called a meeting or tne
members to he held at thG h ,ins n nIans
will be made for fish Try 1or me mem
bers Of that and tho Alert company.
Attending National Meeting
Deputy State Mine inspector 20 20
Cleyeland O., where he will attend the
national convention of the inspectors OF
the United States and Canada. whlch
opens in that city tomorrow. Al SUI SUI
jectg of interest 10 the inspectors VIII
be discussed at the meeting, ny eApeF'S
in the Inc.
Miss Louise Patterson was thr
charming hostess to q large party OF
her home las, night. IN honor Of her six
tcenth birthday. The evening was
OF an interesting nature. and lunch
con vas thc closing reat g,
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Walters OF
Newark. o.. have returned 10 their
homo after risit with friends here;
number of the members or the loca!
tribe Of Red Men are planning to attend
the district meeting TO he held IN
ChrrhsvNlc. O. on July 3lst
Mr.. Lincoln. national organizer ana
Mr.. Berry secretary Of tho Wheclini:
KiwanIs club. were local visitors yes
tcrday.
The new city directories we're dis
fributed in this city Yesterday by the
Progressive Publishing company. OF
Wheeling.
More than forty charter applications
has been secured for the new kiwanis
club in this city last night. The club
will be organ izrd with fifty members.
Charles Springer OF this city. Is
spending a few. days az the guest OF
friends At Washington. Pa.
Harold Cooke has returPed to Wells;
willie. o.. after a brief visit with local
friends.
The weekly meeting or the members
OF tho Loyal Order Of Moose will be
held this evening.
Miss Emily Raily returned - Can
nonshure. Pa. after visit with Miss
Margaret Dixon.
Miss Rebacca Manshurcor Of Tenth
street has gone 10 New Waterford, 10
spend the summer with relatives.
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Miss pixor TO Ert.rtain

Miss DtXoE TO Entertain
Miss Isabelle DiAOn viii be hostess
to III" popular s. l. y. club a, her home
on Norih Fourth street this evening,
and an interesting program Of social
diversions. followed by a luncheon. will
hc features of the evening.
Hess Funeral
IN" funeral services for Frank Hess,
well known resident OF Third street.
Artnavllc. wHo died Saturday. will he
held at -. Anthonys Catholic church in
Bridgeport this morning at . o'clock
The deceased was we'll known in this
,ity and several local residents Will at
tend the services.
Band Picnic Thursday
All plans arc completed for the an
nual outing and picnic Of the Buckeye
ia nd al Stc"lc's Grove Thursday. Auto
truck service will be operated between
this city and tn" grove and band con-
cert. as well GS dancing Will be features
OF the days amuScmcnts.
Tag Day For Scouts
The members Of tho local troop Of
Boy Scouts have completed arrange
ments for their tag day. which viii be
held Saturday e this week. 1t is hoped
that local residents Will do their best
10 assist the boys IN getting their
troop reorganiZcd.
Returned To Detroit
Mr. BRADSHAW and wife. who was for
merly Miss Edna Jack daughter Of Mr.
returned TO Detroit Mich. to smake
heir home after attending family re-
union IN this city for few days.
/ Finance Company to Open
The new concern known as the FL
nance Company. which has secured
rooms IN the EIks building. arc plan
ming 20 get the business in operation
uII or about July l"th. with Mr.. +. e
lack former local insurance man. IN
charge ~ the manager.
Kwapls Plans Changed
PlanS of IN" committee IN charge OF
tho organization and banquet OF the To-
cal kiYanls club have been changed.
and ;ha banquet Will be held in the
street tomorrow evening at + o'clock. in
stead Of at noon az was originally plan
ned. Il the rooms rnn hc secured for the
evening TIL" final details Of tho or
canlzatIor Will IA Conplotcd At that
,lmc. and permanent officers chosen for
the club.
Elks Held Meeting
The monthly meeting or tho FlkS
was held last night with good atten-
dance Tho nest meeting Will b" held
or august 18th. ~ he meetings arc be
inr held monthly during the summer
Carnival Opens
Tho Great Wild West carnival com.
ranv'S shows arrived IN this city and
tho 'cnts were set up ready Tor an eI-
h!hriyon which was hold al tho League
Park grounds last night. rood crowd
visited thc grounds last night. cons!d-
erin The fact thatc there !" also car
n:val showing ~ bridgeport;
Biaccabees Outing
Tire a-ruoI nui.rr o' m" Narcahres
lnd2e, NJ ms v4c!n'ty Will NJ held OIL
the West Virginia STATE Fair grounds
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came Friday afternoon TO spend lie"
! George Moore. of WinSett run,
was caller in town FTlday sa Hill
Mr.. and Mrs, Tollie Biddie anu ths
dren. who have been visiting al
home OF bis sister Mr.. and Mrs. w. 81
Minimum at Vaudeville, Pa, retu'h'O
home Friday evening. , ob;o
Harry Hopple of Archers Fork, G'
was business visitor in Town ~:
and attended Odd Fellows looge IN '"'
The Misses Anna Higgins and Kun:
MarlOwe were shopping at SistersViile'
VI. Va, Friday. u-,.,t,
Miss Mary Stephens Of MaretHIS;
Ohio. spent the week end nero VII"
number Of friends OF Miss Eleanor
milestone celebrated her fifth ,blrtnaay
AT her home on Grandvicw avenue. FL
dav evening. Delightful refreshments
and pleasant evening were enjoyed;
Miss Frances Minder " no Is employ
ed at Wheeling. w. Va. is spending
short vacation here with her parents
Mir. and Mrs. Ellsworth Minder.
jay Booth of Graysville. OHIO: vas
business visitor in town on satur-
Mr and Mrs. Lester Tasgert and son
Richard, Of Paden City. w. Va, spenS
Sunday here with her parents, Mr.. anu
Mrs. R. l.. Hanlon. .
James Muth of Irish Run. was q ous'
mess caller in town Saturday.
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, ing the Ferry traction franchise wen
into effect last midnight.
Local Plant Suspends
The stewart & Ward plant rt THIS city,
wholesale grOy"rS and flour manutaC'
tur,rS. Is closed for a couple Of weeks
| During the uIUc l.o plant Is down the
many employees are enjoying their an.
At piuouvol Monday
Ecv. James II. l.awthcr. pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church OF this city
was at D.llonvalc yesterday on official
business Mu,h difficulty has been tA,
rcr.cnr,d "A, tho jefferson county town
IN Keeping 4 minister "n ne Jvo. II IS
reported.
Painting Houses
"ouri" ": E'll3r" r#.u'crs ar" a.
-. st,r'~NEl.. wt,r" lHr- n:' 'l.HtnS
tie u.,I! houses owned =. H." y
Morgan Coal 90. ot ms ely and "c'u-
T.ed Ivy m.ncCS working at N" Morgan
>tcwartSVIllr m.Gc.
Drugglsts To Meet
Druggists at Belmont county are
called To NEE Wednesday afternoon AT
The council chamber. city building. this
CIIy. Tor III" purpose OF cl"cting dele
gates 10 the state convention al Cedar
Point aud considering other business OF
Importance.
vote on Improvements
4 congregational meeting VIII be held
a. the First Presbyterian church next
| Sunday nj which INN" vote Will b"
taken on the matter &c proceeding with
! improvements t0 the new parsonage
prcSn,d 10 tho church Ivy charles Rus-
ser The building committee - com.
posed of l.. g. Adams. Harry 7. Tyler,
Frank Amber, john Schick and y. A
Ward.
To Springfield
nr. l.. ". White. pastor Of the A. NJ
f.. Chuich leaves today for Springfield
, Ia Spoah AT Sunday school Institute
From there hc goes 10 Columbus 10
speak at 4 woman's Missionary confer
ence and later attends an event AZ
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SHADyS|DE%

If the wea ther this morning is favor
able To 'hc picnic. the boat engaged TO
take the WoInan's club to Dillies STA
ton VIII leave Sammons' Landing a.
the foot Of Thirty-sixth street at ~
O'Clock. In case Of rain the outing Will
be pos, poucd until Wednesday.
Mrs Albert Alum Of Lincoln avenue
went to Steubcnville Monday where she
will join relatives going on an automo-
bile trip to points in Wisconsin: Inc
There will be meeting OF the Bel
mont county branch o. S. j. \. IN Bel
lairc tomorrow afternoon. Mr., +. Bruce
Dawson. the local pharmacist. is secrc =
ar Cedar Point arc to be elected.
The annual dollar social Of the Meth
odist Aid society will be held IN tHe
gram 5 planned and Il lunch will be
serI ed.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Wood and daugh-
ter. Miss Vida. have returned TO thcir
home at Canton after visit with rel;
Sv v'' their niece. Miss Exma Truck
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. O. Truck
of Lincoln avenue, who Will spend ABOUT
two weeks there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tr,cbcr OF Pitts;
hurgh arc here again. having been called
on Friday because of the critical condi.
ton OF his mother, Mrs. LOUIS Trieper
Of Thirty-siXth street.
New Offices were formally installed
last evening AT the meeting OF the
Daughters Of iocahon lodge. Follow
ing the business session the LADIES' en-
Joy cd a lunch and social hour:
Mrs. Robert TruaX OF Lincoln avenue
and Mrs. Ella TruaX, her sister-in-la"
who has visited here since January
VIII leave tomorrow with Wheeling rel'
ativce on Il trip 10 Atlantic CitN. Wash'
.nSton and Philadelphia. From wash
iuC,on tho guest VIII return 10 Nor nome
nct" ITIrris burg. Ia.
MISS Jennie Shields Will Sn tom"r-
rox to- !'owhalan for t"n-Gay Visit
with friends and relatives.
Or Z. L.. Dawson ot t!arAshurE VINO
mas been seriously III at the residence
Of his son, L. Bruce Da wson. Is slowly
improving. ,,.,
Mrs. Fred Starkry and daughter. little
Miss Evelyn. of West Fortieth street
have returned from visit with rela-
tivcs near Clarington.
Mrs. Elizabeth Six Of pittsburgh WIS.,
itcd over Sunday with her daughter,
Mrs. J. l.. Kughn of Adams avenue.
Mrs {. W. StarrcttJand four younger
children OF Central avenue viii leave
tomorrow for Buckeye. Lake where they
have a cottage for the remainder OF
July.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hartsook and
son. Frank. are visiting relatives near
Charleston this week
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CRUDOLEUM
GUARANTEED RE1unY xoH HA1H
AND SCALP TROUBLES

Stubborn cases Of itching. irritated
scalp are easily overcome ey Crudole-
um 1t is a harmless, high grade, light
amber petroleum, which has been tried
and proven 10 be especially adapted
for removing dandruff and other causes
OF falling. fading hair. AS time rolls
on. the public, after using many differ
ent remedies for hair care and Kidding
the scalp Of disease and danEuff. are
returning to petroleum. but TO the
higher. cleaner grade, and not TO the
thick. dark, muddy looking peti oleums
which are apt to contain suspended
particles of unsanitahy substances.
lime. free carbon or free sulphur. This
accounts for the possibility that a few
who have used a common grade Of De-
troleum on the scalp may have done
SO without much success
The price is only IS cents for 4 half
pint bottle. Get q bottle today at c.
II. Griest g. Co.; he is authorized TO
return the purchase price sif YOU are
not satisfied after giving Crvdoleunn a
fair trial. The antiseptic, healing
powers Of Crudoleum and It's clean.
sparkling appearance and light color IS
what is making II so popular Those
who have tried II are telling their
friends about IT, II you are unable TO
get il from your druggist send Iuc
TO Vim. NJ. Simpson Drug Co. wholesale
Druggists. Williamsburg Station. Pitts
burgh, Pa.