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West End. 8: MarysyilIn 4
Enhaut. fs: Rhtnehars. q

The Enhaut A. O. won from Rhine.
hart Saturday afternoon, score 1873.
r. II. r.
Enhaut .,.4 051403 x-18194
Rhinehart % 002 0014d- S1S 6
Smeltzer and Shaeffer; Smith and
Yost.
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P. R. R. Y. M. @. A. Downs Altoona

Altoona, Pa, May 1.-THE Har-
risburg P. R. R. Y. NJ. G. A. won in an
old-time slugging match here Saturday
from the Altoona Athletic Association
by score of 10 to IA.
r. H. E.
Harrisburg 432 2oO22 2-1523 6
Altoona :. 2 023 0 8 0-1415 3
Alcorn and Waltz; Smith, Barnes
and Black.
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in a long contested game. score IL
to 6.
R.H.E.
Conway Hall
200 00130 o. sos
Lmoyne 20 5 0 O,01 l Oil 1874
King, Stokes and Armstrong; Wash
niger and Schriver.
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Lemoyne Wins on Booster Day

Conway Hall was defeated by Le-
moyne in its celebration of "Booster
Day." Saturday by the cross river lads
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Citizens, 1s; Washington, 10

The Citizens Fire Company nine won
from Washington Hose Saturday after
noon, Is to 13.
R. H. e.
Citizens :. 0O1027-1S 22 3
Washing'n 90 21O10-131 6
Schott, Marks and Clark; A. Ban
ford, Chenoweth and Snyder.
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Williamstown Wins. a.

Mihersburg, May 17.--Williams-
town defeated Millersburg here Satur-
day by the score of to 4.
r. II. p.
Millersburg ..3 100 o 10. 0s0-4 5l
Williamstown-
10032 0 O. 0-0-6 -
Frank and Ketner; Shubaugh and
Hoffman.
West End, 8; Marysville, 4
Marysville, May 17.-West End A.
Q. defeated Marysville here Saturday,
8 to 4.
r. n. q.
Marysville 30 oo02 o-4 10 3
West End % o 100100 0s ell
Conner and Munich; Winters and
Knight.
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ALL KINDS OF HAULING

ALL kinds OF hauling. large two-toa
truck, turniturI, pianos. freight In
the tIty and suourbs Prices reason.
sole. Picnic ana pleasure trips. day or
t.sAins. NM. RI. DARE Ii5J Vernon
-. sei! phone 351TJ.
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Keeners, 12: Trainmen. d

The Keeners won from the P. R. R.
Trainmen Saturday afternoon, IL to 4.
r. H. E..
Keener E. O6O111-12 2
Trainmen 0 o 100012 o. s 8
Miller and Squires; Beam and Kirk.
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN upon real estate se-
eurIties IL any anmounts ana upon
any terms 10 suit the borrower. Ad-
GTesS y. u. box Ia.
ANY PERSON NEEDING MONEY in
amounts from s. TO $50 holding a
calling on US. EMPLOYEES DISCOUNT
Co, SO y. Third St
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ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR RENT

HOUSES FOR RENT and 2h-story
dwelling houses for sale. Elder Real
Estate Co., 24th and Derry Sta
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APARTMENTS FOR aENT

MODERN and sanitary; steam heat;
electric lights, gas range and water
heaters; laundry trays; finest equipped
for medium rent in city. Location I4I9
Vernon and 14l6 Thompson SITS. Open
for inspection. Apply BAPTIST, Third
and Chestnut Streets.
FOR RENT-Large room, third floor.
fire proof building; corner of Aber-
deem and Strawberry avenues. Freight
elevator service. Apply Commonwealt nth
Trust Co. 222 Market ST.
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Miscellaneous
FURNITURE PACKING

PACKING-A. X. SHRENK. 1906 North
Sixth street. first class packer OF fur
biture. china ana oricaor4c- Bell phone
tssNN.
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Newsbovs Juniors Winners

The Newsboys Juniors won from the
Boas Street Seniors Saturday afternoon,
9 to s.
R. H. E.
Newsboys O0O0O40 O-910 /
3oas Street 10000 900 SIS 8 8
Zuckerman and Cohen; Lehman and
Katzman.
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STORAGE

FIREPEOOF STORAGE-Private rooms
for household soods, $500 per month
and up. We invite inspection. Low
insurance 4SI-ii5 South Second ST.
HARRISBURG STORAGE COMPANY.
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MISCELLANEOUS
7EWARD OFFERED

y LIBERAL REWARD Will be paid for
any information regarding the new
clothing s-uivu IRON my store May ;,
lsIs. JOSEPH MAISANO, Merchant
1alIoE . y. kIfth ~.
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PIANO MOVING

PIANO MOVING, tuning. packing and
storing, work done oy experts. WIN
TER PIANO CO.. % y. Fourth St Bell
phone l4o,
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Artistic Printing at Star-Independent
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WANTED Girls over Is
years of age to learn cigar
making. Paid while learn.
ing. Apply at Harrisburg
Cigar Company, 500 Race
street.
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Shamrock, 8; Stanley, q
Elizabethville Wins. rs

Elizabethville, May 17.-Dauphin
lost to the locals in the game here Sat.
urday by the score of to 5.
R. H. e.
Elizabethville-
OIL OIL 22.1 NJ 12 S
Dauphin ...1 0 OF 0 1 0 0--5 10 S
Irving and G. Busman; Gfldsy and
Ehing.
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FoE SALE-At GABLES. Ill-lI7 South
Second ST.. 5000 sets new sash. SKID
SlZ -, prImed and glazed. al sl.l5 per
act. Also other sizes
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LIVE STOCK PRICES

Philadelphia, May 17.-Receipts for
week ending Saturday evening, May Is:
Beef Cattle--W. Philadelphia yards
1885, Gray's Ferry Union yards. LAOS;
total for week, 3,404; previous week,
S,57S.
Sheep and Iambs-w. Philadelphia
yards. 1859; Gray's Ferry Union yards.
S2S;. total for week. 5,S92; previous
week. 5.7SS.
Hogs-West Philadelphia yards. 2.944;
Gray's Ferry Union yards. 1875; total
for week. 5.6l9; previous week, 6,277.
Calves-W. Philadelphia yards. 1,427;
Gray's Ferry Union yards. 100; total for
week, 1,611: previous week, 1900.
Beef Cattle1The market was moder-
ately but sufficiently stocked with near
by Pennsylvania cattle and few west
erns. fully equal to present require
ments. Values in a general way were
of the better class were under season.
able disposal at current rates. Inquiry,
however, in all lines was trifle more
conservative. Quotations:
Steers-EXtras higher; average best,
sS.6oQs.75; choice. sS4O@S so: good
ss zoo S.30 medium. sS.00@S.10; COM
mon, s7.75@ 7S7h bulls, S5.25@725; fat
cows, $4.75@6.15; thin cows. s2.5O@425;
milch cows. common to choice. s45
tional lots, s10.25@ 1880; good to choice,
$500 1000; medium, $7.5OOS.00; COM
mon. $1,000 7.50; Southerns and barn
yards. s5.00@7.00.
Sheep and Lambs-While there was
sf sep. clipped stock dominated the mar
ket, and upon this class only present
prices are given here. Demand was
active enough to clean up all desirable
offerings with a fractional advance
in clipped sheep and the choicest lambs.
Quotations.:
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HELP WANTED-MALE AND FE.
MALE

WANTED-Middle-a white man and
wife, without children, for service at
suburban place in Harrisburg. Man to
care for horses and garden; woman for
general housework; permanent place
at good wages for reliable couple who
can make good" Address, with refer
enceS, b. H., Box $50, Harrisburg, Pa.
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Wants
HELP wANTED-MALE

WANTED-Man to manage crew of can
vassers: experience unnecessary. FIN
Misunderstanding Co, Buffalo, y. Y.
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BEAL ESTATE FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Frame dwelling with ina
provements, for colored people only.
located at 1880 y. Front ST. Apply at
226 Chestnut ST.
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FOR SALE-AI GABLES. liS. lls and
III South Second street. 5000 gallons
New Era Ready Mixed Paint, Acme
make.
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FOR RENT
542SS 18th ST., $3.50
$40 S. 18th St., :. $3.50
Apply Kuhn & Hershey,
Is South Third Street.

FOR RENT-Houses with all improve
ments. at moderate rentals ]. E
GIPPLE. 1881 Market St
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Belmont, Z; Rutherford, 8

The Belmont A. Q. won from Ruth
erford \. Nj. c. A. Saturday afternoon,
score, to 3. Two fast double plays
featured the game.
X. II. E.
Rutherford II 60 0 1 90 0-3 6 3
Belmont .....0 3 0 90 0-3O IT 5S
Cation, Minsky and SarMs; Black
and Madenford
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beaders. Apply Harrisburg Shoe Man
ufacturing Co.. Vernon ST.. Harrisburg.
Pa.
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WANTED-Houseke one who has
no objections to children: middle-age6
lady preferred: good home for the right
person. Address F. A. LUTz. 95S South
2lSt street.
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Neutrality-suspicious. help. Ap-
ply Silk Mill, corner North and
Second streets, Harrisburg, Pa.
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located AT llSu y. front 81. Apply AT
226 Chestnut ST.
l71S y. FIFTH ST.-Brick house, all
improvements. $500 per month. APP
ply on premises.
CAMP HILL1--A small frame house-six
rO--..s with bath, near Market and
Cumberland streets, Camp Hill. Will
rent TO respectable small family. In
Guire +. y. SENSEMAN, Cumberland
81, Camp Hill.
NICE HOUSE for rent. l2eS Penn St.
corner Penn and Charles Ave. All
conVeniences, rent reasonable. Inquire
of II. COHEN, 202 Market ST.
FOR RENT-A frame house. No. 1882
Thompson avenue;-fi five rooms. To a
small family of adults, rent $40 per
month. Inquire OF GEORGE L. KEEP
NER, ll4i2 Liberty ST.
DESIRABLE houses and apartments for
rent, ali over city. Reasonable rents.
Inquire HARVEY I. SMITH, 2O4 South
Thirteenth street. Bell phone 24SM.
FOR RENT-House, all improvements,
city steam neat; central location, 3
doors above Market street: suitable for
boarding OF rCOmiug house. \. Fifth
81. Apply 5. MELTZER, SIS Walnut ST.
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l71S y. FIFTH ST.-Brick house, all
improvements. $500 per month. APP
ply on premises.
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for tiremen, brakemen. S1s0 monthly.
Experience unnecessary. Railway, care
Star-Independent.
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HE'LL WANTED-FEMAIlE.

WANT TED-Experienced phone girl. Ap-
ply SIS Crescent ST.
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ONE twin cylinder Indian motorcycle,
with clutch; new rings. lamp, etc.
1880; one Indian uwincycle, s4o.o0.
ST.
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HELP WANTED.

who understands the
marking and cutting of aprons. at
once. Apply Coombe Garment Co.. Mi
nersville, Pa
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FOR SALE-No. 1914 y. Seventh St. 3
story frame, all conveniences, front
porch. Nos. 1907 and ll0g Plum avenue,
s-story frame. water in kitchen. No.
Ill. y, Fourteenth St. brick, conven-
fences, front porch. No. l9i0 Derry St,
all conHeniences. front ana side porch.
-. H. ORCUTT 267 Cumberland ST.
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Lathe Players Win, e-5

Penbrook, May 17.-Thel Methodist
Scrubs lost to the Lathe "A. c.. here
Saturday afternoon by score of
to 5.
r. II. Z.
Methodist o Q 0 2t01 90 0-5 Sc
Lathe A. c. q 002 1000 1-6S6
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H. A. @. Juniors Lose. fz-t0

n. "A. y. juniors Lose 1910
The Paxtang A. c. won from the H.
A Z. Juniors yesterday afternoon at
Paxtang, score, 1910.
r. II. Il.
Paxtang Ia 20 / 163 1'x--17 is 0
II. A. c. Il 0 04 4 0 DO II 0
Dougherty and Gundon; Bailey and
Frantz.
Shamrock, 8; Stanley, g
The Shamrock FIRE fighters defeated
the Stanley A. c. Saturday Afternoon
by the score of to 6.
r. H. f..
Stanley ....0 O20 1l2 0 0 Is %
Shamrock 20 2 2 40 90 x.-S11 2
McLeaf and Phillips; Ran and
Brown.
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WANTED-For a private family, to go
short distance in country, competent
colored cook: win have assistant: must
be first class and give good references;
good wages. Apply SIT n. Second st.
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Sale and Exchange
FOB SALE

FOR SALE-A speedy. classy Regal
roadster: fine condition. Apply CHAS
T. I4AMPAS, 1914 Market st.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

Harrisburg, Pa. May II, 1915.
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WANTED-Ladies with good repute to
introduce our merchandise to the pub
lie. Apply GRAND UNION TEA CO.,
EOS y. Second ST., City.
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ONE National auto: see this 70, Il 1t
ney-for quick sale. ss.5; ON ! 20
truck. sl2S; one Pope Waverly eleefrlc,
$l2S; one Oldsmobile, $500. KEY
STONE CYCLE CO., Si4 y. Third St.
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WOULD LIKE to turn within ten days
two North street properties. 171S Re-
gina, 23l \. Fourteenth St, bungalow
at PaNtonia, furnace, cellar; large plot
of ground. CASSELL. l444 Regina 81.
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USED automobiles. all makes. hundreds
to seelct from. at bargain prices. on
trucks and deliveries we also save you
money. \. NJ. LEVERINGi. 9ts \. Third
ST.. Harrisburg.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-07
Warned otDanger
of a Break With
The United States
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Berlin, July 6.-(Via London)-Ad-
miral Oscar Won Truppel, at one time
governor of Kiao Chow, warns his
compatriots in an article in Der Tag
not to underestimate the danger of
a breach with the United States. He
asks are full consideration whether
the value of Germany's submarine
warfare is great enough to justify its
continuance at the expense of such a
rupture.
The article is regarded as remark
able, not only for its open statement
regarding the far reaching effect par
ticipation of. Americvan in the hos
title might exercise, but also as a
contribution from a naval officer. All
German naval publicists hitherto
heard from have devoted their ener-
gies to accelerating public opinion
against any modification of the sub
marine campaign.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-07
ERNEST AMOS
IN PENSACOLA
CANDIDATE FOR STATE COMP
TROLLER IS HERE ON A SHORT.
OFFICIAL VISIT.

Hon. Ernest Amos, state auditor
and candidate for state comptroller
to succeed Hon. w. V. Knott, who is
out for governor, was in Pensacola
yesterday on short visit. His trip
to Pensacola was on official business,
but he nevertheless found time to call
on several of his friends in the city.
Mr.. Amos has large number of
friends in Escambia county, who are
taking a great interest in his candi-
dacy for state auditor.
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PURCHASES THE
COE BOOK STORE

Z Angus Nicholson, treasurer of
Santa Rosa county, has purchased the
Coe Book Store, the stock of which
was sold at public auction a few days
ago. Mr.. Nicholson was in the city
yesterday looking after the business.
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ADJUSTMENTS
JOHN Barrymore at Bonita.

John Barrymore could not be more
ideally cast than in the stellar role of
the film production of the sensational
IL successful farce, "Are You Ma
son ?" by Leo Ditrichstein, produced
by the Famous Players Film Com
pany in five parts, and to be shown
at the Bonita Friday.
Two scape graces, father-in-law
and son-in-law, have been both hit
upon the device of pretending to be
Free Masons so as to be able to plead
lodge meetings as IN excuse for
spending their evenings away from
home. There is genuine fun in the
fundamental relationship of these
two mock Masons, each of whom
fears detection by the other, and the
domestic and comic complications
caused by their indiscriminate and in
artistic lying provide fund of hui
NOR rarely evidenced in stage or
screen comedies.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
AT Charleston 3, Macon O.
At Columbia 8, Columbus 2. Go
innings.)
At Savannah 0, Jacksonville 4.
Give innings, rain.)
At Augusta 2-2, Albany LIS.
Second game 8 innings by agree
ment.)
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At the Isis Today.

! "The Broken Coin" by Emerson
Hough, is a new type of Motion Pic
ture serial. It is cYean- cut, master
" story of love and adventure writ
ten in this popular authors best
style. All classes of readers will find
it intensely interesting because of it's
live action and human interest. The
beautiful Grace Cunard enacts the
part of Kitty Gray. Check your grip
for hours of pleasure, sit back in your
easy chair at the Isis theatre and take
a trip with Kitty Gray through the
land of amazing adventure and the
realm of soul-stirring romance. Not
a dull minute in the whole journey,
not a slow up IN the rapid action of
ssWhen the Throne Rocked" which is
the title of the third episode featur-
ing Grace Cunard and Francis Ford
at the Isis today.
"Hearts and Swords" viii be fea-
tured on the program today, two
part Mexican Revolutionary story
presenting Louise Glaum and George
Fischer in the leads. This story prom
ises to be one full of action and pre-
sents the scenery necessary to make
a beautiful Mexican story.
"One Woman's Way" with Jack
Richardson, Vivian Rich and others
that add to make the cast in this
novelty story. 1t will surely please
the spectators and win make the fye-
reel program most pleasing to all.
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.erhe Millionaire Baby" Tomorrow.

Harry Messenger, the celebrated
star Of the legitimate stage, assumes
the leading role in the six part Selig
Red Seal Play, "The Millionaire
Baby" to be shown at the Bonita to-
morrow. This production Is an adap-
tation of Anna Katherine Green's IA
nous story of the same name, and
tells how woman hid the child,
which she had led her husband to be-
lieve was her own, when the real
mother attempted to reclaim it. The
mystery which surrounds the child's
disappearance disappears only when
the last few scenes of the film are
unreeled. Action is the keynote of
the production and at all times the
interest is kept at the highwater
mark.
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[TRs .5PE7KER
AMPUTATIoNs IN
BRITISH ARMY RARE.

London, July Elm only 1872 cases
has it been necessary to amputate
one or more limbs of British soldiers
admitted to hospitals in England and
France since the war began, accord
ing to reply made today by Harold
J. Tenant, parliamentary under sec
rotary Of war, to question in the
house Of commons.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At Birmingham 5, Mobile 4.
At Atlanta 40, New Orleans
0-3. Goth games innings by
agreement.)
g No others scheduled.
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ARCHBISHOP MAY DIE
ANY MINUTE DOCTORS SAY.

Rochester, N. Y, July 6.-James
Edward Quigly, catholic archbishop
of Chicago, seriously i'll here, con-
tinues to gradually grow weaker. The
end may come at any moment, accord
ing to a statement today by physi-
clans.
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Number of Arrests.

During the past month there had
been made a total of 673 arrests
made, and the imposed fines totalled
$2,071. Of this a little more than
fifty per cent had been collected and
turned into the city treasurer as the
receipt of the treasurer showed. A
total Of 81 POO in cash was turned into
the city's Golfers by the police de-
partment for the past month.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
At Brooklyn 5, Buffalo 1.
At Baltimore 1, Newark Z.
At Kansas City /, st. Louis o.
No others scheduled.
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MEALS SERVED
BY C|TYAT COST
OF BUT I CENTS
RECORD FOR PAST MONTH LIT
TIE BETTER IN WAY OF FEED
ING PRISONERS, AND BUTCH
Err BILL WAS THE HIGHEST
ACCOUNT.

Meals were served at the police
station to city prisoners during the
past month at cost Of but seven ~
cents each. This beats the last month
record by one cent on each meal, the
month of May costing eight cents per
meal served.
The chief of police report which was
read at the meeting of the city COM
missioners yesterday included this
meal item. There had been served a
total of 1882 meals, at a cost of
$207.34, which included the salary of
the cook.
One of the features of the report,
too, showed that the butcher account
was the heaviest, indicating that PEN
sacola prisoners get fresh meat daily.
The butcher account was nearly $50.
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NORRIS TEAM PLAYS
WHITMAN TEAM

The Whitmans and Norris Candy
Kids will play this afternoon on the
East Hill Fairgrounds. The game
will commence at $50 o'clock.
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BASEBALL RESULTS.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Brooklyn Sd, Boston 2-S.
At Philadelphia 1, New York 5.
At Pittsburg /, st. Louis 2.
Chicago 5-2, Cincinnati AZ.
First game IA innings; second Z
innings.)
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At New York 6, Philadelphia z.
At Cleveland 6, Detroit z.
At st. Louis 2, Chicago Il.
At Boston Sd, Washington IL.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-01-19
Relaian Relief Workers.

Miss Jane Evans of Florence, state
canvasser of the Woman'S Auxiliary
for Belgian relief in South Carolina,
arrived in Yorkville on Thursday eve.
An impromptu but very interesting
meeting was held at the Shandon no.
tel. The notice Of Miss Evans's visit
was too short to permit more gem
eral notification. She was much graft
fled at her reception, and the interest
ed attention of the dozen ladies pres
ent, as she made the object Of her
visit known. Belgium's relief and that
speedily, was her message. An organ
ization was effected, under the name
of the Belgium Relief Workers" Con-
centrated and systematic effort is
necessary to increase the cargo Of the
South Carolina Relief Ship, which
sails on the 18th Of February from
Charleston. The idea of the ladies in
charge is to secure the interest of ev-
erybody. Food is the principal con-
sideration for the stricken little sis
ter Of the world" is starving.
Second hand clothing in good con-
dition is acceptable. Money contribut-
ed will be used in buying from our
own merchants, thereby putting in
also help Belgium. Donations Of cloth
ing should be sent to Mrs. j. E. Sad
ler. Foodstuffs and groceries to Miss
Lessie Witherspoon and money to
Mrs w. D. Glenn.
The wishes of contributors who de-
signate that all or part Of their con-
tributions go to the distressed people
Of the hail stricken district Of York
county will be gladly complied with.
Mrs Joseph K. Aston, Chairman.
Yorkville, S. c.. Jan. Is. 1915.