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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-24
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-24
USED AUTOMOBILES
STORAGE AND MOVING
sYLyANIA-srBURBAN Observation-Disclosures

No HTRE-S and T-pass. touring Nrnousins
$50 rer hr. up. Pop. 1917. Park Also.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02

flowers are ever welcome asset and
these were used In PROPULSION In ~ or
q the occasion. Dainty little old fash.
irncd bouquets OF a variety ~ fresh
blossoms were presented as corsagcs TO
the guests upon their arrival.
Al the close of the following very en-.
joyablc program fees and cake were
sviN cd:
Greetings from 'rhe Mother Club
Mrs. Louis Anthony.
Responsc-Tranccs Burgess
Violin ,al Alteration (BorowskD. bI
Sercnade In A Major tDrdlal-Sadie
Claude Curtis
Reading Mrs C. G. r. Blanchard.
Reading MIR. Bamboo and the Hon.
Little God" ORANGES Littlcl-Tena Bur.
CESS In Jap costume.
Piano Joys Of Autumn" McDowcill
--Gertrude LUwndes.
Reading tSelectedl-Mrs. Miles Bivins
Reading tSeisctcdt-Kathryn Price.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02
Madden Will Stop
That Dandruff
Druggists Are Authorized 10 Refund
Money II You Are Not
Satisfied

There are no IFS" or lands" ~ butts
about this offer An that We ask Is that
YOU buy a bottle o. Mahdecn. Use Il
only twice q week II u doesn't stop
your dandrufi II YOU do no, find {, the
greatest remedy for dandruff ever put
on the marketable the empty bottle
to your dealer and he win return your
money
Isn't tia, Jus, about the flircst offer
YOU ever heard ot? Can't you sec that
Madden has Just got u bc good 20 live
up 10 such q guarantee?
Frankly and honestly. you'l hc per.
fcctly amazed at Tho relief II brings.
And It makes the scalp - clean aud
sweet
Ask any good barber OF hairdrosscr
flor the guaranteed treatment" 81 Il
Applications ~ "Mahdccn." "
For men. women and children. Get a
bottle today write direct To- Mahdccn
Co. Naagdoches, Texas. II YOU cannot
get 1t AZ your iavorite druggist, depart
men store or barber shop.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02
.SQGAETY.

very enjoyable visit with her aunt. Mr..
Trey Davis OF this city.
Nell Dean and Ross Rogers Ir.. Tho
have been visiting with their grandpar.
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. u. " Peace AT
Piainvicw. have returned home.
Carter Blesisoc, Charles Tadlocl. and
Dr. J. NJ. Black were Canyon visitor,
last week.
Mr. and Mrs Ward Wills have re.
turned to their homc In Miami. after
a very enjoyable visit with friends
here.
Messrs. Spurlcck and Ward spent
several days in Clarendon last week on
business
Thomas Cook Of this city was bust.
ness visitor To Miami las, week.
Mrs. J. $. Humphreys and two chill.
drcn. Samuel and Attic Jean. OF Can.
yon. spent several days in the city las,
week
MI and Mrs. Ross Dickcrson of Cnn.
Won were guests Of friends here early
last week
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02
SENIOR WOMtN'S GLIB
ENrERTiINS IrNiOR WOMEN.

Under the wise direction ~ the IA.
rental club, the Junior Wuman's Club
las enjoyed one of the most successful
Years run Of perhaps any other club
NJ IN" city IN so brief a period Tho
membership tx composed ~ daughters
on adopted daughters. ~ members az
the parent club. aud their work les in
r'cDrdancc With the preccpts Of the
senior organization.
Both clubs have closed their years
work and are enjoying the usual sea.
son oi rcstand recreation and as q little
courtesy OF adjournment the Senior
club honorcd the Junior club with a
musical At the palatial nome ~ Mrs.
G.. r. Herring. siOO Van Buren, street.
from 10 o'clock.
The beautiful lntcrior needed no cln.
bcllishmcnts % add 90 It's charm but
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02
cot NTRi CLUB DANCE
LARGELY ATTENDED,

a starlit nighI. perfect music and a
wonderful hardwood floor are certainly
conducive tu arouse one from the leth.
nrgy Of these warm summer days ana
set every nerve atingle In anticipation
Of the enjoyment of an evening AZ the
Country Club. such delightful affair
was enjoyed Thursday evening when
cars kept the smooth road leading TO
the club scene 81 action until very
late hour. a large crowd was prcsen
and the spacious hall room and cool
porches presented q beautiful and ami.
mated picture with Amarillos social scr
out in tull force.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02

There are 5000 Japanese merchant
vessels.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02
READING ROOM At LIBRARY
WELL ATTENDED,

Ever since the opening OF the new
Potter County Library. the days regis
tor records not legs than one hundred
and often one hundred and twcnty.five
visitors 10 the library. II is extremely
gratifying 10 those who have worked
30 hard To SCI their dream Of hand
tome public library realized. to know
that their efforts were no, I'm vain and
that the need 81 I, is amply proycn by
Tho splendid daily attendance.
There are more than five hundred
new books, which are being catalogucd
and shelved and this Is being done ~
rapidly as possible The library il KEEP,
tpcn every day from 2 In the morning
nntil =. m, and during ~. opening
hours book lovers find Il most lnvit.
ing resting place.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02
PP'LHtRMONIC CLIBIN
CALLED SESSION

Mrs Otis Truoye president Of the
Philharmonic Club, announces called
session Of the club Tor Monday after.
icun AZ O'clock AZ her home. 1912
Taylor street Matters II great i'm.
portanee viii come before the club and
the year books VIII be on hand for dis.
tribution.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02
ItRTiES FISHING IN
Las VEGAS

Among those seeking rest aud rccrc.
alton In the cool shades Of New Mexico
ate MI and Mrs \. $. Kenyon NJ ANA.
lilo j. 6 Compton and family of Por.
tales. y. NJ, and Paul Johnson IL can.
yon, who formed a party carly In tho
week Tor a fishing trip u several DAYS
az Las Vegas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02
MINERAL WELLS
VISITOR lIO>ORED

Mrs. Ernest Eslioh Of Mineral Wells
was the honorcc 81 "A series Of delight.
ful morning parties given - hcr sister
airs. Harry l.. Hoarns Thursday and
SATURDAY
Bridge was the chosen form 81 amuse
ment though the occasion bore a two.
told pleasure In that they brought 10,
gcther the many friends Of Mrs. Eslich.
who as Miss jennie white was extreme
~ popular In Amarillo society.
The Weld 81 the garden did honor "a
the affair and following the games
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02
VISITORS FROM MOBILE, ALA.

Mrs. Robert Horn ana her mother.
Mrs Robert Nelson, arrived In the city
nom Mobile Alabama, during the past
week Tor visit with Mrs. L. NJ Dob.
nins ON the way they stopped for n
lew DAYS with Mrs. Nelson's son in
Memphis. Tenn. Mrs Horn ia a sue.
,essful teacher Of expression In Mobile
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02
ST. ANDREWS AUXILIARY

The Woman's Auxiliary OF ST. An.
crews Episcopal Church will meet In
an allday session "Wednesday AT the
Parish House with Mcsdamcs ]. u.
Doolcy George Whitsett and r. l..
Mackie as hostcsses. All members are
urged 10 be present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02
PAS-HELLENFc CUB
10 GIVE LUNCHEON

The PanHellenic Club viii entertain
with a luncheon at the Harvey House
Friday at noon. and all visiting frater.
nifty women are cordially invited TO he
present Reservations for places must
be turned in 10 Miss Norma Cunning
ham AT phone 1867
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02
POLK STREET MISSIONARY
SOCIETl

The Women's Missionary Society OF
the Polk street Methodist Church viii
meet wednesday afternoon at O'Clock
IN the old Annex building for special
business session and all officers are re.
quested TO be present with their quar-
torly reports.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02
HOME rRosfiNpi.

ConEratulations are bclng ehpwercd
upon Mrs. Ellen Lcakcy. 400 West Sew.
rnth Street, who received message
yesterday announcing the arrival OF her
daughter. Mrs. c L. Hunter. on Amcri.
an sot
Mr. and Mrs Hunter have been
spending the pas, five years In India.
where Mr.. Hunter represented tho
Singer Sewing Machine Company OF
America They are expected TO arrive
here as soon A. affairs at the New
York office are settled
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02
BUSINESS MEETING or
DRAMATIC GLIB

The Amarillo Dramatic Club members
met In business session Friday even.
Ink at the studio. 1906 Van Buren
Street. Reports from the recent one
rot plays were turned In which showed
0 gratifying Improvement over the Play
Week given some time ago.
Through the kindness cf Rev. Thorn.
zen and the board u directors " the
Central Presbyterian Church. the soci
ETY. was allowed the use Of Presbyterian
Hall without expense. The Amarillo
Ureenhouses extended the courtesy OF
decorating the stage for THE Florist
Shop" play without charges. ana
through these bcneficenccs the society
was able 10 make the price Of admis.
sion very small comparcd TO that OF
Little Theatres ~ the larger cities.
Other plays In he presented soon are
Mrs. Fat and the Law" America
Passes by" and THE Buffer Those
taking part are Stanley " Nickcrson.
director of the Amarillo Dramatic So
citty. Miss Katherine Pittinan Mrs
Howard Trigg Miss Mary McNcw. Miss
Frances CharIcss. MISS Rcgcne Gilvin
j. Backemole and others
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02

pretty high score and guest favors re.
warded the players. A tempting lunch
con refreshed the guests before their
departure.
Evening star., 1922-08-21
KN|CK JUNIORS BIDDING
FOR SECTIONAL CROWN

Knickerbocker Juniors kept them
selves In the running for the title
in section B of the junior division Of
the city Independent sandlot base
hall series yesterday by defeating
Mount Pleasant another important
contender for the crown, Z to 1. The
Knick youngsters have but one more
game on their schedule, that with
the Plazas, also in the titular race.
The Georgetown boys triumph yes
terday put them in second place and
just ahead Of the Mount Peasants
in the section standing.
Gribraltar Athletic Club. hitherto
regarded as certain to at least tie
for the lead in section B Of the un-
limited division, yesterday was un-
pleasantly surprised by the last place
Black Athletic Club team The
Dairymen trounced the Gibs. IA to L.
The best the Gibs can do now is tie
with the Mohawks for first place,
but If the latter team beats the
War Finance nine Wednesday the
race will be over.
Section A teams Of the unlimited
division today begin their series to
break three-cornered tie for the
lead existing among the Dominican
Lyceums, Shamrocks and Sherwoods
Dominicans and Sherwoods will take
the Washington barracks field at
Sis o'clock for the first of the set
Of important engagements
Evening star., 1922-08-21
WESTERN UNIONS Nine
IN SERIES DEBUT TODAY

Western Union has been declared the
champion nine of the Commercial
League and will make Its debut as a
representative Of that circuit today in
a game with Standard Oil of the Po-
tornac League in section 3 of the city
sandlot tnterlcague base bail tourna :
ment. The engagement will be played
on White Lot diamond No. 4. beginning
at 5 o'clock. The addition Of the Teleg-
raphers completes the roster OF the i've
game section.
western Union and Postal Telegraph
finished the Commercial League sched-
ule as winners Of the circuits first and
second series. respectively. and entered
a three-game series for the champion
ship. Postal took the first game and
Western Union the second. Rain pre-
vented decision match Saturday. That
representative into the city series be
not DELAYED, Western Union was ac-
corded the honor because its season
record was better than Postals.
The other game In section TO-DAY
will be played between Registers OF
the Treasury Department Interbureau
LeaRue and General Accounts OF the
Government League. on Knickerbocker
Field. In section A. Southern Railway
Of the Terminal r. R. Y. NJ c. A.
League and Valuation Of the War De-
partment Interbureau League will clash
at Grace Field, while Shipping Board
of the Federal League and War OF the
Departmental League will be opponents
on Union Station Field. These contests
are to begin at o'clock;
Tomorrow's schedule follows:
Section A-Grace vs. Naluation: al al
Grace, s: War vs.. Southern Halfway at
Union Station. S.
section B-Western Union VS.. Wash
,neton Gas, at Knickerbocker. 5: Stand
ara On vs.. Registers. at Mohawk, 5.
Evening star., 1922-08-21
TWO HOMERS BY RUTH
BOOST LEAD OF YANKS

The New York Americans, carried
to 7-to-5 victory over Chicago by
Babe Ruth's twenty-fifth and twenty
sixth home runs. today lead by a full
game the st. Louis Browns, who were
idle Sunday.
The Giants retained their three and
half-game margin over the Cardi-
nails. winning from the Cubs. 5 to 4.
by virture of a seventh inning rally.
Scott. the Giant pitcher. weakened
in the eighth. but young Claude jon
nard. who relieved him, stemmed
the Cub assault.
Eight runs scored off three Philly
pitchers in the seventh and eighth
innings enabled the Cardinals to beat
the Quakers, 9 to s.
Cincinnati took two games from
the Brooklyn club. pounding Grimes
for thirteen hits and ten runs in
seven innings of the first game. win
ming 1915, and winning the second.
1 to 3, pitching battle between
Cadore and Rixey, in ten innings
Evening star., 1922-08-21
NATIONAL DOUBLES NET
EVENTS GET UNDER WAY

BOSTON. August 21.-Matches of in
terest were set for the grandstand
courts Of the Longwood Cricket Club
at Chestnut Hill today in spite of the
seeded draw for the first round of the
national doubles lawn tennis champion
ship.
In these featured contests William T.
Tilden. End. and Vincent Richards.
members Of the United States Davis
cup team, were drawn to meet Zenzo
Shimidzu. the Japanese player. and
Francis T. Hunter of New Rochelle,
N. Y. and Manuel Alfonso and Count
Manuel de Gomar, Spanish Davis cup
players. to meet Fritz Bastian and
Ralph Fl. Burdlsk, both Of indianapolis.
Play in the tournament was sched-
uled to begin at 2 o'clock this after
noon, with the grandstand matches later
in the day. The national boys and
national Junior singles and doubles
tournaments started today on the
JongWood courts OF the club.
Evening star., 1922-08-21
DISTRICT TYPOS FACE
NEW YORK NINE TODAY

CLEVELAND. Ohio. August al
Washington's nine was to make its
debut today in the twelfth annual
championship tournament OF the
Union Printers International Base
Ball League in a game with the New
York nine. The Washingtonians in
dulged in a snappy practice on Dunn
Field yesterday. and appeared ready
for the fray. Other engagements
scheduled today are Pittsburgh VS..
Detroit and Chicago vs.. st. Louis.
Tomorrow. Indianapolis will play
Boston and Philadelphia will en-
counter one of the winners in the
first Ave games. The series opened
yesterday. with st. Paul defeating
Cincinnati. to 4. and Cleveland
beating Toronto. 9 to 8.
Manager Henry Webb. who has been
a consistent winner during the season
for the Washingtonians, probably
will toe the slab against New York
in his teams first encounter: II the
drawings permit, he will bear the
greater part of the mound burden
should his team remain in the series
Evening star., 1922-08-21

Steve O'Neill is rated as a timely
hard hitter, but he had gone through
eleven rounds without getting the ball
safe, and when he came UP in tho
twelfth with a fast man on second
and two out Walter decided 70 pur-
posely pass him for young Doone If
johnson had considered that Daniel
had hit the ball hard on four previous
appearances at bat, his last try being
wicked liner on which Walter made
a phenomenal catch for the third out
which saved the game at that time, he
probably would have worked on
y Neill. but. be that as 1t may, Boone
soaked one on the nose for a clean
single to center, and away went the
game.
How Indians Won 1t.
Ciphers were rung up for both the
Indians and Griffs for eleven stanzas
and the big crowd was on edge when
the twelfth round opened. SeweIl,
VINO had previously registered two
mus. led with another safety. Joe
Wood advanced him with IA neat sac-
rifce. but Gardner's best was fly
to center that Sam Rice gobbIed Up
Ihen came the walk for O'Neill, fol-
lowed by Boone's clean single that
sent Sewell home. When Rice threw
wild ONeill also scored, Boone reach
ing third. Jameson was passed and
Mc1nnis closed the round by forcing
jamie at second on a grounder to Judge
brower, Peck and Charity, the
latter batting for La Motto, went out
In order in the fag end of the frame
on pop flies to McInnis, Sewell and
Stephenson
The game bristled with sensational
plays. In the first round Harris, Peck
and Judge pulled off one of their
nashy double plays. In the fifth Cos
lin jumped into the limelight by dash
Ing in and capturing Gardner's shor.
ny. which carried all the earmarks G
a single.
In the seventh Sewell slammed
not bounder toward right that had IT,
safety label on it. but Bucky Harri
dashed over, dug the ball out of tn.
grass and threw his man out at frs;
Sewell was lucky with his second h
IN the tenth, when he hit 4 fa:.
grounder directly at Judge. ard jus,
as Joe was setting himself for IL,
bal! it struck something and we .
high over his head
Picinich Redeems Himself.
Picinich pulled a stupid play in IL
eighth. He hit a swinging bunt to
ward third and as the ball was f.!
foul territory he stood at the plat.
watching it roll. Gardner, the wis.
old owl. taking in the situation, back
ed on the ball and like a flash grab
bed 1t as 1t rolled fair, following with
was razzed numerically for his stu
pidity. but he made good later, when
he pegged Speaker out at second after
iris had doubled, and ran to the bo1es
and shared Stephenson's high fou'
with one hand.
Evening star., 1922-08-21
TOLEDO COURSE READY
FOR PUBLIC GOLF EVENT

TOLEDO, Ohio, August a1.-out-of-
town golfers will begin arriving In
this city before the close of the week
to take part in the first amateur pub
lie links championship of the United
States tourney to be held at Ottawa
Park course August 1881.
One hundred and twenty or more
entrants to the tourney will be ready
to tee OFF on the qualifying round
August 2S, these amateur golfers
coming from every section Of the
country.
city late this week by James T.
Standish, jr., of Detroit. who is chair
man of the eligibility committee OF
the United States Golf Association. :.
Visiting golfers will find the Ottawa
Park course in ideal condition.
Evening star., 1922-08-21

the fourth hurdle. In the way of
accidents, the American team was
the most unfortunate of all. while
the British ltGkily suffered no acci-
dents. =
The United States was poor in the
track events, while Britain, whose
team had been coached in the last
few months by Joe Palmer, the we'll
known boxing referee. was strong.
The next time an American feminine
team Is sent abroad 1t undoubtedly
will make better showing. Ath-
letics for women are just beginning
in the United States, while they have
been under way several years IN some
European countries. Increasing inter-
est and more competition in the
United States will discover excellent
material for the Olympic games in
1924.
The entire American team sails for
home today, and some Of the mem
bers will possibly give exhibitions
in New York. I.
Copyright. 1927
Evening star., 1922-08-21
RUTH EARNS GREATEST
OVATION OF HIS CAREER

NEW YORK. August 21.-For de-
feating the White Sox with two hon.
ers, Babe Ruth yesterday got the
greatest ovation in his life and in
some respects the greatest ever given
a ball player, when he was carried
off the playing field of the Polo
Grounds on the shoulders of an ex-
cited crowd. AS he scored the win
ming run. fighting his way through
the throng on the turf, he was picked
up by the bugs and toted to the club
house.
Once before an excited crowd car
ried q New York player off the field
on their shoulders. 1t was Jack War
ner. who batted a home run into the
b1eachers and won a game for the
Giants in the ninth inning
Evening star., 1922-08-21
YANKEES BAR DOUGLAS
FROM NEW YORK PARK

NEW YORK, August 21.-"Shuf-
hin' Phil, Douglas. baseball's lat
est Outcast, will no longer shufne
into the Polo Grounds.
Ed Barrow, business manager
OF the Yankees has announced
that the gates Of the Polo Grounds
would be closed to the big spit
baller and that he would not be
admitted, even IL he bought
ticket.
Douglas probably has some per-
sOnaI property In his locker in
the Giants clubhouse, but he'll
have to wait until the Giants re-
turn before he can again walk in
to the Polo Grounds.
Evening star., 1922-08-21
FLATOW BEST CYCLIST
IN QUALIFYING EVENTS

J. D. Flatow and NJ. H. Sencindiver
will represent the District OF Colum-
bia in the National Amateur Bicycle
Association championships at Allan
tic City September 16. having quail
fed yesterday in trials held on the
Potomac Park track. Five events
were held and Flatow won the quar-
ter-mile, half mile. mile and unpaced
five-mile races. The one-third-mile
contest went to Sencindiver.
Others scoring points in the meet
were Payne, Jones. Branch and
Snowfler.
Evening star., 1922-08-21
History Repeating Itself National League White Sox 7vn Bill
DARKNESS ENDS TWENTY
INNING SCORELESS GAME

By the Associated Press.
AKRON. Ohio. August 21.-Dark-
ness brought to an end tie most
Aensational base ball game In the
memory Of Akron's oldest fans
yesterday when the General Tires
and the F1restones. playing for
the leadership of the local indus
trial league. battled twenty In
nings to q scoreless tie.
1t was a pitcherp battle be-
tween Jim Vaughn and Bob
Mckfnstry. the latter q southpaw
who II to be given a trial with
the Cleveland Indians. The game
brought VauEhn's string Of con-
secutive shut-out innings to thirty
eight.
Evening star., 1922-08-21
Yep. Weissmuller Again.

Weissmuller broke his own world
record in the 5O0-meter swim here
yesterday. when he did the distance
in 6 minutes 412 seconds, four
seconds better than his former
mark The record was established in
the official Central A. A. U. meet. - r
Evening star., 1922-08-21
Pinkston Best Diver.

dan DIEGO. Calf. AUGUST IL
ci1rence Pinkston. San Francisco,
wdn the A. A. U. national senior high
di}fng championship at Coronado
,sSterday. Only ten points oeh,no
hf3n was Haig Prieste. Los Angeles;
o-ksent holder of the junior nat'ohai
hikh diving championship.
Evening star., 1922-08-21
BLAME THE CAST-OFFS

sBatted for La Motto in the twelfth.
CIeye o O o o 0 o p
Wash. o o U . o y o o ~
Two-base hits--Harris, Speaker. stolen
bases-Rice. La Motto. Sacrifice hits-Seweli.
Wood. Double plays-Harris 10 PECK TO
Judge; Stephenson to Sewell to Mclnnis; Be-
we'll to Stephenson to McInnis. Left on bases
Cleveland. 8: Washington. Z. First base on
balls-On johnson. 4; OF Boone, 3. STRUCK
out-By johnson, 9 HIT by pitcher, by John
son (Jamieson). Cmpires-Messrs. Connolly
and Guthrie. Time Of game hours and %
minutes.
Evening star., 1922-08-21

history repeating ITSELF beginning the chapter little earlier
than did in 1921. The Cardinals of ST. Louis taking a
Pittsburgh That's another of saying they sumpng
of the championship rapidly their hands and
will let them
~ The Pirates seemed have National League won in
2l until after which things happened
tumbed excellent into the
the and stick there they were OF
sliding down incline that and limit they cannot
sand the track It's the Pittsburgh all the
Louis Pittsburgh