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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-27
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

wHEAT-Receipts. ~. 490 bush. The market
ruled strong and DC higher under bulish
speculation In all home grain centers based an
q export slsyatOr-No, Tsa,, spot ;IsI q I M e
81 sGEsi ;i95sS g; So 20 "a S%sS % s
S0RN-Receipts 5000 bush. The market
ruled firm and 1c higher under light OFFERINGS
md fair demand. ouotatiSns; Car lots for for
low, t.i5pI 16; do, steamer yellow 81 ,lS o
La; DO, Ne yellow. s1.lO@l.lli do No.
oXTs.Recsipts "a. sal bush. Trade was
fair and values were well sustained under mod
crate offerings. ouotations; No. white. eo9
ssH 45Sc; No. white. 81 o 5sc sample oats,
FLoUR---Receipts so4 bbls. and. .77s, no lbs;
~ sacks. Demand was only modefate, but mill
limits were firmly held, Quotations follow. per
1so lbs. IN wood; Winter, clear, SsWe.25i do.
straight. ss9s,eo; do, patent; ;s;5o9 s.7c; Kan
:.ctton Jacks. so o@s2Oi DO patent, cotton sacks.
sstsDs 10 sRird,ns nfst xorit Glss5 SranS eS
1913; city mills, choice and fancy patent. $40 2b
1915; do, regular grades, winter. clear. IS u
s9, 10. straight. ss8s.5o: DO. do. patent.
RYE FLOUR was in small supply and ruled
nrm and higher, but trade quiet. We quote
AZ tL4007.e0 per bbi.. as TO quality.
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WORTHINGTON
TRIUMPHS OVER
W. ]. MCFARLAND
English Golfer Victor in
First-Round Match in
Mortified Tourney
MAURICE RISLEY WINS
BY SANDY MeNIBLICK

NoRTHFIELD COUNTRY CLUB, At
lantic City, n. j.. oct. Ill. II. Worthing-
ton. famous English golfer playing from
Sunnlngdale, won his first round match
today In the annual fall tournament at At
lantic City In an unexpectedly desperate
match with w. J. Mcfarland, Of the home
club. 3 and 2
worthington, regarded as the class" OF
tho tourney. sank happy bird on the six
tcenth hole for the win, while Mcfarland.
who led him hard chase all through the
match. was trying to slug hts ball out OF
the "hell-holo" traps.
Maurice Risley. the local star. who Is
conceded a good chance to reach the finals,
walloped A a. Huntington. Wyoming VAL
ley, and well thought Of in national circles.
by the gap OF 3 to T. Risley won the
gold medal yesterday and Is going at a
splendid clip.
Robert wier favorite son OF Whining
ton, hung n red lamp on Sam BrumbRugh.
gubernatorial sounding star OF the Phila-
delphia Country Club, to the music of 4
and ,.
The usual seashore gale was absent from
the course today as the eighty golf sur
Nivors OF the qualifying round teed on
and medal scores were excellent, though
the sand. gravel and other obstacles have
the players guessing.
worthlngton drew the gallery In his
match. He was two up at the turn. a
narrow margin. after Mcfarland began
running up his puts from every old corner
Of the green.
Both sank very nice threes on the tenth
and Worthlngton missed putt for win
on the eleventh. Then came the queerest
hole of the tourney. Mcfarland messed
every shot to the green. topping two brass.
les and hitting a massie wide OF the mark.
Worthington had beautiful brassie and
did not have to play till Mcfarland had
played four. But tho latter nonchalantly
holed out chip shot from nifty feet away
for a half
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Oct. 27.--BusIness In for
eigns exchange In the early dealings today
was very quiet The only notable changes
were an easier tendency In lire and rubles
and shade hrmer tone In Swiss exchange.
Quotations: Demand sterling AIS HIS.
cables AS 7-16; 60-day bills Al V 04.7i&.
p0-day bills 4e9k @46sh franc cables
bs3h, checks b,s4h reichsmarks cables
70 5-i6. checks 7ok; lire cables 6.56h
checks 6.b7h Swiss cables 5.25h ". checks
b.26h Vienna cables l1.94. checks 1l.93.
These last figures are slightly above the
extreme low record reported on Thursday.
Other quotations were: Scandinavian
kroner cables 1856. checks 2S45: pesetas
cables 2o.35. checks 20.S0 guilder cables
az less lie, checks Al 1-16 less LIE
ruble cables s1.10. checks 3l.Ob.
In the early afternoon the market showed
continued dullness. but there were no APP
preciable changes IN rates
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MANY EXTRA DIVIDENDS

Scovill Manufacturing Company, extra OF
10 per cent, payable November 1 to stock
of record October rs. This is the seventh
successive month in which the company
has declared an extra 10 per cent dividend
Extra dividends paid so far this year
amount to 80 per cent and with three reg.
ular quarterly payments of per cent each
bring the total dividends this year up &c
80 per cent.
Lee Rubber and Tire Corporation, reg.
ular quarterly of 80 cents a share and usual
extra dividend of 26 cents share pay.
able December 1 to stock Of record Novem-
ber Is.
Solway Process Company. regular quar-.
terly OF per cent and an extra OF 8 per
cent.
Semet Solvay Company. regular quarterly
OF per cent and an extra OF 8 per cent
to stock of record October 81.
By-Products Coke Corporation quarterly
OF n per cent and an extra of 1 per cent
Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company
extra OF per cent. payable November 1C
to holders Of record November 8.
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Tier, y ~ smptteas Of comic relief. N sadi-
SfsSsaEEnccKEk r,.a ,,a, :. ..rsr a. Mss .s sss
its q ss .si.5 ': "a sr' ..ssS sss' wsg q; sss s
FBArURE FfLxs
sTANlEr-''rhe Cemmen Law" with Clara
k1mssI fcyns sgd Ssswsy Tessls. Al ,wses;
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ven sstsS. but 81 slow onS m Srsm"sS move we
gsn,. Ne and travel pictures also on the
Ana sss. ass Is ":s.S S's 3. n;Ss.y -..s
,rs, rlrst loo. .hswigs ,et Metre. eiseer.te
sseseemgsnisd BY spsciai musieai soors. Other
msdre, a Fine Arts,ffisnsie
snS. bu.sm,S sss pp.s-s sss .v.sis sfrvs." with
bsssE,.r SsEES N. ds YrESA I,s Ds.,s. M9SskI, .I,.I
mann, msnn snd William Shay. spec,aels ard
dramatic ,ifn,acsnIs. put somewhat ises'of IN
VAUDEVILLE
NEFtTHsas. ILLS a,1r Az q, Rsssen Jses wv,en-
csin and Anato! Iriedland, Charles kelloy.
winsVT McSay, William ard Msrsar.t Guilty:
and Sonia. and nlms.
"bHs bca.ss rnEsNSN,w ySSss.yIls s .ra
CRAND-''Don't Lose Your Nerve" Jeweirs
B.S Nuts Nuts and pslts," zenO ana Msndsi and
oLQnE-psglips ''Ths olobe rrottsr.." oecr.
sS., Cp9%sSy pT;sh rSuE nsss,. ks.tss Iss,l A..
and Eldred others.
Cross KEYs-"The. csbarst o,ris,. Lee ana
Tracy and Wilson. Ia Toy fsfo Rro,hsrs ra h"'A'es
hINsTRBLs
puMoNT s.Nsw speeisl!iss, By the r.sldsn,
Brewery Eiopement"
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MRS. ELIZABETH CAMPBELL
Wife of Magistrate, Noted for Hei
Charities, Dies

Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell, wife of MagIs-
trate william F. Campbell died this morn
ing at her home, 2sl5 Gaul street She
had been sick more than a year.
A solemn requiem mass will be held at St
AIMS Church Tuesday morning. the day
of the funeral. Mrs. Campbell was a very
active member in the church, and also did
n great deal of charity work. though she
did It very quietly. She also helped her
husband In his charities before her illness
Mrs. Campbell was born forty-five yTars
ago in that northeast section of the city
known as Richmond and lived there all her
life. She was widely known and loved
She was married to Magistrate Campbell
a little more than four years ago.
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NEW HIGH FOR BASIC IRON
$22 a Ton Is Paid for First Quarter
Delivery

PITTSBURGH, Oct 27.-rhe American
Iron and Steel Manufacturing Company, OF
Lebanon has paid S22 a ton for basic iron
for hrst-quarter delivery, new high record
In that territory. The Cambria Steel Com
pany has announced another advance of 50
ton In steel bars 10 2.s5c. Other inde-
pendent makers are asking only 2.70Q arse
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
which has already specified in full its con-
tracts with mills for the first half OF 1917
is now in the market for more tonnage. thus
showing the position Of some large Gus.
toners .t. g..
vanced their minimum price s5 a ton to
3.26c. Pittsburgh, for No. 10 gauge blue
annealed, A further rise TO $500 Is ex-
pected shortly, bringing the market more
In line with that prevailing for tank plates
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NEW AMATEUR ATHLETIC
CODE READY FOR ADOPTION
Recodihcation Committee Makes Strik-
ing Changes in Definition Of Amateur

NEW YORK Oct 2T.--The recodincation com
mittes Of the Amateur Athletic Union has nm
ishsd it, WORK and It's recommenda ton for sweep
ing changes IN the constitution win be submitted
Ia the annual convention on November 20. The
most striking changes will be In the denntion OF
what constitutes an amAteur They are based
Conference held here last winter, under ths. aus
pices OF the intercollegiate Association OF the
lmateur Athletes OF America.
Seward E. slmQna. Of Los Angeles IL chair
man of the recndlhcatiOu committee. and he and
SIS associates have been st work on ths new
many of the proposed changes will be radical.
SScretary Rubien, Of the A. A. u, predicts that
oppoaition.
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BIG GAME FOR LA SALE
Temple Will Be the Attraction This
Afternoon at P. r. R. Y. M. G. A. Field

Manager Thomas GILLESPIE. OF the Ia Sale
game bstwssn La salA and Temple this after
field -
Sale boys. slthoysh they have won me three
noon will give Coaches Dunn and shelenherEer
an elegant opportunity OF setting an insight Of
the playing OF some doubtful members. The
La Sale line this year has not come up, 70
year. -. -,
the backneld, where such men as Captain Bren-
nan Young ICY" Simendinger and Graber are
peerless Panzullo will likely direct the play
from auarterback today.
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CASEY STARS IN HARVARD'S
FINAL PRACTICE FOR CORNELL
Horween Will Be in Crimson Backfeld
Against Ithacans Tomorrow

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct, 2T-A vigorous
practice closed Harvard's active preparation for
the contest with Cornell. First the varsity and
It's substitutes were Opposed IN Isnt thckleiess
scrimmnge. The regulars walked through the
formations which they intend 10 use Saturday.
Most Of the plays were given with snap. and
Casey tore of three hne runs, The forward
pass also was worked TO good advantage harte
20 yards.
Later the varsity eleven tried It's mettle on
the de tense with the scrubs In opposition. Hor-
ween's punting. was by far the best he has done
\ trial The lineup will be: c. Coolidge and
Hart ends Sweetser and Wheelock, tackles
Dadmun and Snow, guards Harris, center. Rob
inson, quarterback: Horween. Thaeher aud
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st. Andrews Convention Planned

Plans for the next national convention OF
the Brotherhood OF st Andrew. which will
be held In this city October 10 TO IA. 1911,
were announced last evening Mt n largely
attended echo meeting OF the recent Cleve-
land convention, In st. Andrews Episcopal
Church. Eighth street above Spruce DIR.
John Wilkinson. president Of the local as
sembly presided and George Wharton Pep
per is chairman Of the convention COM
mittee.
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FUNERAL OF cLUBMAN-AvIATOR
Alexander Brown Buried in All Saints
Churchyard, Torresdale

Funeral services were held today for
Alexander Brown, wealthy aviator, polo
player and clubman. who was killed when
his hydroaeroplane plunged into the Della
ware River of Essington Tuesday on his
last qualifying night for a pilots license.
The services were conducted at the
Brown home. Castlehn. Bryn Mawr. at
noon, by the Rev. Charles Townsend. rec
tor of the Episcopal Church OF the Good
Shepherd. Rosemont After services by
the Rev. Percy Brown in All Saints Epis-
copal Church. Torresdale. the body was
buried In the churchyard.
Only immediate relatives were present al
the simple services There were many
floral tributes, among them being a
wreath from the Philadelphia School OF
Aviation at Esslngton, where Mr.. Brown
entered as a student pupil last spring.
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williams Beats shubert

w,s y one s Ss sa. sfss ifss s
nave seen for a lons time when KID Williams,
the bantam champion. fought and outpointed
fi shrbert Of Massa chusetts The nghf MAS
went, shubsrt gave Williams an be was look
he had the KID taking punch after punch. but
without a chance Tor kn9ckont, "a the last
prowess and went after, shubsrt llks mad.
hubs soas ssssss sssa ~ un1ss shs e. ,sSs
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PROVISIONS

me market ruled hrm with fair jobbing de-
mand aud some kinds were a shade higher.
,cn SSotnations s City beef IN sst: smoked and AT.
ss.s sss and western beef knuekles and ,.ssnSeEs
bose eSIsH d9 skinned loose, 200 2oA q
ham, smOssd. western cured sohe; 90. boiled.
loose. 14c; do. smoked. 16c; bellies in pickle,
according TO average. loose. 17h breakfas,
IN o; breakfast bacon. western cured. 22h c
iafd, western refined. tierces. 17h C; do. do. do.
tubs, i7i1 G: lard. pure city kettle rendered
IN IN terces. i7h O. lard. pure city. kettle rem
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Spot Coke a $3.50 a Ton

PITTSBURGH. Oct 27-s Spot coke
reached $3.50 ton today. the highest on
the present movement This is an advance
OF s475 ton in a month. Some man
ayers of blast furnaces have begun to cur
tail production. and this will become more
general unless there is relief in the car
shortage situation.
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NORTHEAST TEAM
AND GERMANTOWN
in TROPHY GAME
Red and Black Starts Cam
paign in Competition for
Gimbel Cup
C. H. S. MEETS SOUTHERN
BY LOUIS II. JAEFE

Today is the biggest OF the season in
scholastic football. twelve games being on
the card for this afternoon. The game of
greatest Importance will bring together
Germantown High and Northeast High In
the Gimbel Cup series for the local high
school championship, at Northeast Field,
rwenty-ninth street and Allegheny avenue.
This Is the Archives frst game for the
Gimbel trophy, while Germantown High
played its FIRST contest last Saturday, los
ing to Central High at Houston Field, go
Central today meets the team that beat
the team that beat the Crimson and Gold
TWO weeks ago. namely, South Philadel-
phia High South Phllly won from Frank
ford High last Friday afternoon, 60, while
Frankford nosed out Central two weeks
ago. 81. Coach Howells team is very much
Improved over two weeks ago. and every
l'an Is confident his team will finish on the
long end OF comfortable score
The big game in academic circles is the
annual fray between Penn Charter and
Swarthmore Prep. 10 be played at Swarth-
more. Another hard battle should result
when Chestnut Hill which conquered Epis-
copal week ago, tackles Germantown
Academy. although tho Killers are favored
TO win by large margin.
Episcopal Academy got away to slow
start this season and after winning the
opening game from Woodbury. High lost to
Haverford School and Chestnut Hin
Academy on successive Fridays. Coach
Washburn has put his squad through n hard
drilling this week in preparation for to-
days game with St Luke's, at Wayne, and
Is confident that his team will come through
with colors flying
one soccer match Is on the card German
town Friends and Friends Select meeting
at Queen Lane In an Interacademic League
contest.
SAMUEL TAYLOR, n Junior, led his south
Philadelphia High School team mates In the
lnterclass eross.country run, held over the
| at Broad and Jackson streets 10 Point RreeEe
and return. His actual time was twenty min
utes and as seconds. The aophomores finished
In second place with Thomas finishing a close
second to Taylor for the second-year students.
was defeated by the st, Joseph's College re-
serves In the football game played at Queen
Lane yesterday afternoon. The final score was
IS TO o.
NORTHEAST HIGH SCHOOLS soccer play
ers defeated the West Philadelphia HiKa School
eleven at the Northeast High ield yesterday
afternoon. TO o. The first half ended without
uptown athletes had their opponents the run.
GerPantow9 Friends school second soccer
| team defeated the Friends Select school re-
afternoon BY a score OF 70 o. Robert Trutt
and Simon. OF the home team, the stars
OF the game. each having two goals.
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RATES FOR MONEY
BANK cLEARINGs
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO. oct. g.-Hoos--Rsceipis. g.. 900.
Msghst ios lgwss-ai.ass,sss .s s9d Az asag'ehsss q 20
sssS3 SsS ! ji 4 4 X n ssSiSss: si sSss' .ssSs ss
pssy,. "a sS .ss COWS Ire 9slfsEs see 9
10; aalpss - bOQl 30,
MINE aaa a:s;sss Esssss Il Sse ' a%ss
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Heal win Defend Title

TOLEDO o. Oct sIraHSfIs sYIl,. L HssL , q this ~
, msii his 9isis hers or Sosembep % g. w" ana
asainst usorss Moore, of New York seeordins
dred and nfty points. nifty each night, will de-
eide the wignsr; hssi wen the ,utle, a, few
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Todoy's Scholastic Schedule

IS me. ", He,.sers, e ~ Sc',sess. =, ws,s r,rh
Tenn CheTter At swerthmore rrcp.
SSs,snas%s 9Th a. sfs fsw.. 81 snsrs' rsscs HER HER
Nenden High ~ nurlinrton Hirh.
thestnut MN Academy at Germantown
RRednsr llgh At Iap.aowre Hish,
Ahester ,Hlsh - Ridley rark Hish.
Temple ircp nt La sale College.
DARBY ulgh at Franfford HIsh.
Media Hirh NJ Friends Central.
SOCCER
Friends Select at Germantswn Friends.
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Additional Boxing Notes

Kid Williams forced 10 extend himself
the Monumental City this morning Both boys
fought 20 viciousiy throughout that they were
very tired at the final gong.
II was a case OF too much experience for
Wally Nelson TO overcome In his match with
Joe Tg6er last night. Ihe latter knew too
continually.
knockout boxer. allowing the. other fellow to
rim went down and out in the second round
after taking punch on the chin by Bill
Charley Rear has been taken In tow by Bobby
10 the front under hobart E.'s guidance Rear
gets a good test Monday might a, week at the
viii b no easy Job for Rear; neither viii Il Be-
for Mr.. McCabe.
wIIism Ths big Dg match r. Phly SsstwfsS Kd
phlan back home the entire nstc fraternity is
commenting on the bout, and Il Is probable that
In years. Louisiana Is training daily and he
says that Championship bout with Williams at
iis pounds would be Just to his liking.
oeprEis Decker has decided that making
WORK and in the future. wri continue stasins
bouts at the Lincoln Club. closing the Point
Woodland avenue arena. @ JOE MaeR and 'ii Henpa apa
Hauber viii meet In the star bout.
Whitley Fitzgerald. West PhIladeIphia's clever
bantam. will be seminnalist az the Lincoln
tenisht Jimmy B,sdley will be Fits Zoe; IN
Joe Erne. STANLEY Jsckson Pinsles with Young Young
Sam IAnRfOrd and Henie Zimmerman opposes
Freddy Dougherty.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-27

besp rs.snfsssd te coach iks ceism6is. base. Ha,
slishsq -ioI lhs Aihlsile., Hs. 6ss 'Esesr =
reIlsss' ~isls hs eoaehed several sa'essafal
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-27
Philadelphian Elected at Princeton

PRINCETON. n. j., Oct 27.-The senior
class Of Princeton University has elected
as It's president w, b. Moore OF New York
city, and as vice president W. L. Mclean,
OF Philadelphia. Both are football men.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

onesI1TE ongITTER@rhe make. ruled hrm under isht
Ing are the quotations; Western solid packed
sS:s. T Sss,s sS arss sss s ssSd' .ssssd:
fsSss siaSa: of sSin,s Print 3oSSIss a q 3sSlss, n
sSsa up s & nause ss sss ssPs n Ts rss
ss:ss. sss:ss. ,ppsaEby extra. 500 per dozen; nearby
rscsiRss Rec pts no;eo per eassi Western extra sse
Psf. .ss.si rTsis sssss5SSs.SS per PER case; seconds
saYfoc per dozen.
s market rSlss Ss%.ns STEADY Ssfs
srs ths ,qq2.alons; New York full s,rcssas%k
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VEGETABLES

The market for dgslrahle stock vae senerailF
sstssss ssAs sko.ss whi Ssm ger ssRs saE essss
~ D AZ ii white potatoes 5sfssx {. ~
ksfs' p>' txesr Isl ~iss IS !a'SfN so. n. 81
~ s<ssi letaiQss olisNale and NaVlenq'
ssae ssae.s ss ssS ~ 8 sES E3s's'2' Ess Is ;S ;
s.s' (: ss,'.'. S':.s; Z; t.. '''
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POULTRY

u,dIv ddIvEE,Ths market was dull and weaker
n saaw which vas OF unattEectiys sgtgek. Quota
IsRiis; whlts Lsshorns sesOrdiHs o qualify,
,sskss; ss%stes Sssss pisooIRsss, a ola
With demand only moderate prices q both fowls
f,IiIss' dTS.pssssd fowls IL g box. SFyspicfssd.
Inncy selected. 24c; do, weighing ~ W5 lbs.
ddnsee. 2sh g; 90. ,,wsghinE lbs. APIECE csc;
sG ~ssIelns asIss I les ,sDses 2Ss DO wsshinF
se1ss: ss21sy dyy.Ricksd wsisRlas 59S ~ sSd over
r.ss.as ssSISs S5Rss sIsssP
ssRas sass: yssssIn. wsis6lng S4t lbs per pslr, Is q
PALE a.; mixed sizes, q 2sci brollsTs, Jersey
3 BE- PEI, pair. ESQ SOC; DO. d. smaller sisss.
vhss' vhs'e wssSns aas YsSsS ferIng 2a ao1 ase SsSss
$ Der 40 Dos, sS5 ss z do SssS d. % a1
small ana No. II o0c q al A5 1-'"' '~''V~-''''
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FRESH FRUITS

sesss were well sustaipsd st aSss under sna
@ E: x 3sss
ssi iflRsis fsls L .osd Isslss RsE,s
nsss. .. ,i . ssSf S5 Ss No aslajs's q SO Iss
$s,t e % ss';ss - 's sssss; s ':S S:s n
Sss Si;s ~ 4. ,s;. ssiitS s n $s $s
eSesI ,sS}gssss s.ss Nss York es hessss esspss
NV York psr 20 =, basks, -ceneprd. % y toei
r1etef4, 20 " toe. flulns New York per basket
% aossn' - abe' pFuns. ~ sc; green ssss
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REFINED SUGARS

- The market ruled firm with demand fair.
gGTssrsd lSs 7so aSs tsonfsetion:
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NoRrHEAsT HIGH SCHOOLS soccer play
ers defeated the West hiladelphia HKa School
eleven at the Northeast High neld yesterday
afternoon. ? TO 0. The FIRST half ended without
uptown athletes had their opponents on the run.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-27

was defeated by the ST Joseph's College re.
serves In the football game played at Queen
Lane yesterday afternoon. The final score was
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-27

SAMUEL TAYLOR, n Junior. led his South
Phlladelphia High School team mates In tht
school course, Of three miles. from the school
at Broad and jackson streets TO Point Breeze
and return. His actual time was twenty min
gtes and 4s seconds. The sophomores finished
In second place, with Thomas finishing a close
second 20 Taylor for the second-y Year students.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-27

=, Ger%sntoy9 Frlepds' school second soccer
serves In a game at Queen Lane yesterday
afternoon by a score OF 10 o. Robert Truitt
and Simon. OF the home team, the stars
OF the game. each having two goals
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-27

Other Deaths on Nes. rsEe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-27

Lewis J. Selznlck, who has been stirring
up matters In the cinema world lately, has
leased the big Biograph studio in the
Bronx. New York city II Is one of the
finest producing centers in existence.