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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-21

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-29
WOODBINE ENTRIES
FOR TOMORROW

First race 5000 added. Mddleham Plate. for
three-year r-olds and up selling % furlongs--
Hecia's Flame 92; Lady Mildred. i05; Casco'
90; Clint. ia; Minstrel. Ill; Lost Fortune. 100
Marion Gaiety. 100; Perpetual. l13; Pampinea,
105; Costumer. 105.
Second race. Grey Stakes. $1,000 two-year-
olds, me--Arrayan. 105; Bondage. ia; Priscilla
Mullen, 105; Cadillac, 1O4; waukeag. ia: (a)In-
cog. 10S; (a)GraphicA 105: (s)Easter Lilly. 101.
(a)Thornclife stable entry.
Third race. $500 added. Durham Cup. for
three-year -olds and up. foaled IN Canada, mile
and uarters-ta)Fair Montague, 1923;
(a)Tartarean, 129; Miss Fay O4; Hearts Of Oak
ITO; Copper King ia; Banjo. i02.
t"r Foarth rsGe s%s' $500 added Hendrle steeple-
chase, handicap. four-yeaT.olds and up. pa
Hearts q oak. l54: Robert oyer, 1853; Sun
139; Cb)Morperth. l30 Cynosure. 1876.
Fifth race. Ontario Jockey Club Cup Handicap,
s2500 added, three year -olds and up. 2A miles
Pn. Jr.. 107; Pepper Sauce, 93 Rancher 12B;
Light Wing 07 Fair Mac los.
Sixth race. $500 added. North Country Handi-
cap. all ages, o furlongs-SoYeig. IS; (ajPro-
hlbition, %; (alWater Lady, l09; Arriet ump(.
1lS; Prince Hermis. Ill; Yorkville. 80.
Seventh race, $500 added. Ayr Plate. selling.
.Cornhroom 05; Amazement. 1O2; Monocacy.
121: Harry Lauder. 106: Greetngs. 81; Weya.
Reeves 100; hlarianao los.
Apprentice allowaRae claimed
Weather. clear; ttaek. heavy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-29
GRAIN AND FLOUR

wHEAT--Receipts. l5o.2fs bush. Tho mar.
ket opened 1c higher but subsequently loSI 1. .ne
improvemeni Export demand was fsir S9uesaa quota
tions; Car lots, IN export elevator--No. :. I,e3,
spot. 81 SO @i .5e No. 2 southern red, VOL y
h,tS afss: ar rsjseisd eS x. iiiy 6Y.ls; rejected
n. sl.4im1.44
coRN--Reccipts. 1907 push. Trade was
quiet, but prices ruled steady with moderate
offerings. ouotationsi Ger lots for Local Iseaae. ace.
as TO lOcation--Western No. yellow .sIgpec'
d., steamer yellow. eSge7 !, a. oJ No yellow
''BSFss '8B1FFs2RecSeiPts cSeiPts sS.92iS bush Prices were
steadily maintained. but trade was quiet, Quota
tons; No. q white, 5sM q 5tc; standsrd white white
SAC b9h G; No. white. 52mD2b G.; NO. white'
FLoUPEReceipts. ass b6is. and i7s.seo lbs.
IN sacks. Demand was light and values were
lSrsey nGwias ,oSot'.tISEs isg s,gs,sss ss
iSfSS7. 2s. do patent 81 ESQ I. ISi' Ksppsss'
clear. cotton sacks. SO 1901 10. DO stralgnl.
cotton saeks t1.e5 OIL goi DO. patent cotton H
patent, tSmS.50 do, fnvorite brands, fs.I2R
h.2s; city mills, choice and fancy patent ss.I5 q
is4e,5Q; 30. straight, tof5ST. 25 do. patent
RYE FIoUR-suPplles were small and tts tsths
market ruled firm, but trade was quiet. we
quote at 1907 per bbl., as to quality.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-29

glnlans; They will arrive in Philadelphia at
ths eyen,ns o, and will be auartered at the
0,I EiFbtes@ IssG,oP players Coaches MsIntyrs and
King XIII oPR1Sss Tasss ss squad JSs
He Hsnris; guards; Bailey. shqsrye. centers; ROs
Letterner' bacEheid. " ''' anu
practice yesterday went In midseason as5ne' form
EyerythlnE GSasf points to q winning team. scrim.
%sT.,y SSF s3SEiss sSS srsSsS.j ~
him last season. but not sn serossy % wn''h bothered
Coach Roper ass,stsd BY ROY pesplslne. is
isgsE sne, stress res this week on the eHssution ana
had not trouSe ysstsrdayp ia picking hoss osssS H
the scrub line and in making big gains.
,IrHAGIA " Sept 296rP thirty min
sSSoTsd two tSSesSGwns SS on ne s.OPnd team
a punt and a series OF straight rushes netting
10 be pretty good shape ana for the mds pss
the playing was snappy.
lnsRSOss s,Gy ysstssdaS Ss aS ss lighter than usual
hey o 5000 q sssR Ss n ht The SP
% aPs Dsy stniS sS,fs ls
sSa S aS SDon ess nv6SRs S. sss % s
terward pass until they were working with
NEW YORK. Sept, 2o,-coach Eustis Of the
noon on OHIO Fsd hs voe ssssS was sfis5 p
Sf @ eaass. st1s mST %:r. than on
hand. w
NEW PRRuNSsWsIcck R SsgsIc N J Sept, 2e.--coaeh
tssm 10 Rutssrs game With Vsnooys os Ss'fssn ss,
Hazel s1s Rs Sss Ssss % .Dass S be
gst gusEd position. The team averages about
cAMBRIDgE.. Mass, sept 2s.-rhs hot
ooss msntsrs to ssnd ther blazers Htssryss tsTcsF
any such driil e they had wednesday. The
" sfs sia. 'nasssis sss Sei se rh'hs
practice yssisTdsy. me Lack q sood tsamweSR eSP
sS%s w.S,y Three ,0uihsgwss We're made isrss 81
,ossd ssB|s's ,ss sept bussr.Ss SssSs
b. sss sas not hs Know ss sn s5fss snSs .
consulted : physician. 's~''' nc
y ssa9 E SfPs ssJs.. before
hsaS On ws,0s Field and won " the ssSho, s-
sTATs coLhFcs I,.S asm "a. ,s ssss & ssIa .a,s.
ss, nsis % ssmesfsss; ss,a cessh ' ha,log save Pssn
hotf nr.i sna second ssisiS tsa@s xsrs rdsls ssst
aasf VIII i'1 t1en,, Minute seimass sAs si
Lbs stfonz uesnln1n eatlt -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-29

Bob Mack. who Is here admitting himself
FRANK Loushrey on the oSld sod VIII make Sis
se0' Ai 6and ss fornsIJ at the c Tsso
od M MACK wth e. he viii nS nf oanG P 'sS worthy s9y
opponent. '''''
torlsl rivals and they win decide their respective
ne ather osss IN the semi az the Lincoln In
ssaihst Eddie McGash Young lack Dillon viii
posed posed @ King Cole. while Young Sam Robidesu
silent Martin. OF Brooklyn. IL the only deaf
mute who has eyer gained sny real prominence
InSsnu use also 3, Is T 'i aSa mnts s %nd So believe
Mokesn ss %Srn fnaa Is ndewesh ns and Ya
GOOD one. too.
Opponents selected for Mickey Sheridan and
sds,s Mike Paulson for the western boxers initial
nsidsTsd e Ss two q tes lssGl%s HRf men n q thes
MT asss T G the s fSs while PufIn w
VS. vs. lg lwgsrney Hahn n The fnai Terry McGovsrpp
o'Donnell are the other numbers '''''''
pGS s'nPy Ro ws%, T sAEs GA'%
Shrsser STsr D6 w6ep they mee at the Olympic M%9ndag %
,C1p scraps ssPseisily right here in Phiiiy Ksni;
s be be but nTs VIII n E T ,So %aEs KSns Mar or
donors az the maj gong, The other bouts are
Ian vs., Young DiEgins. 'Gussie Lewis VS. Mickey
Brown and Denny Hughes vs.. frankie Conway.
Boston seribes are psnning Vic Moran to
a fare thee we'll. As boxer. the Hub writer's
He met Johnny O'Leary in Boston the other
nisht and lawn was given the decision at the
factory, but the fight was not te''''" "@' '''''
o. AqSm Ryan has srsbSsd real major mix mig
next Tuesday night Johnny Mooney. former
paired of with souch in Whitley Fitzgersld,
Of West Philly. Fitz is clever two-handed
boxer and he should make Moloney step his
fastest.
There are lot ot bantums in Phily and
he is good boxer and he probably would be
kept going to the post regularly.
Domenick Schiano doesn't consider himself
boxer, and admits that he would rather be on
inside looking out; neyertheless he is proving
himself good sparring partner for Frankie
daily with the local boxers at their training
quarters on Doughten's Farm Pennsgrove'
The first heavyweight show OF the season az
Boston Is scheduled for October 10. and viii
fey.
tilt With Ever Haner at Kansas city October
IS. The match will be a ten-rounder.
Young Jack o. Brien is back from Providence.
where he says he was given a raw deal in his
Referee Finneii gave the decision TO the New
York boy. The verdict, Little John says. was
greeted by the fans with jeers and hooes
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-29

morality play" wita r,,,. -.
nasnness about 4 than ersesd .snn,l,y .ney snd No.
soed ae'' Superbiy and his svrs,'',.n ssvron,n
LYRIc--'R0BrNsoN cRusor nm
Winter cnnce csrHsen D,sorsay and Kii,l. VIII III Al
the other thlnss. Al Soison, iw,n Al : kpot and n
AT POPULAR PRICES
KNIcKERBoCKER-"p n. ~
q popular prices Of sjr'i Hsr,I.,yp HlSSi, ypFsssnis
eeemedy' seen two seasons sso Z, M,sann.l,i
wALNUr-.FnR THE MAN sur
well pSSdaSss sSG SSGG'i'SiGs nssss - 81
hisIG cF FrSxHET 4 SA22REdESE.AA A22REEEA agyysE-..rm
wsl'nsl, w. hail. Nae Marsh Lillian ON Gs AZ mnss,sE
Inc Justly FAMOUS orifhths masterrtnnna ~ otheft
NEW FEATURE FTIne
sTANLEY-"AsHEs or EN,p,ps
Inc Frederick, all week Tbe ~, with Pad.
Birds and The rw'p spssiIssEp' si.iIsE' Some rsovass.s ass
ARcApIA-"DIANE OF THE ro,,
af 'rsn wsst uisn' Fine Arts-Trianeie iss,., yth
REqENT-"TIE WHEEL OF nm,
S Saif Of di the week StsGen'' Metro feature 1'w,.
PALACE--.'THE FIGHTING pAaso>, a.
WseR Ssk,n fsrnum' Paias. latter Saif o. f,tAa viA
vICToRIA--"THE WHEEL mn
Tlsh Ts wasr EMILY Stevens. Metro. later alter hhsAws
VAUDEVILLE
hkILh III q. Gerden Of the world -.
Emmett Rsla ana wscs SSsa POH.,lG Fsdscsss car
Clark and Verdi Lillian GonnSsy Syivia Clad:
Albert Jack and Kitty Demscoi and Bert
rio snd company and the seiis.Tfibupss .s Ass
GLoBES-' Sons of Abraham; IN. Co.
berti and company Derrick and ~ ~ Ian
Al the Movies. Kelly and sawt.ifis.srt ifissrt n
nndi nnnndi,. sanwtain; Raker. Lynn and conn.1ry msy
poherty; Bob Tip and company. and M Lillian
william PENN-Ia,,.r h.,, '-'
w Mllams nS rrfo the G2Tdon Trio Ward ana Vss.
CROSS KEYs-Latter haif of rs.,.
N,s MI MS Hbelentei sct tMcponsld and RowIsna
and Burk. and gordan and Smith "ensrr
GRANDEPBobpy Walthour lnglis and Rsda,u-
Cd sadie De Long; the Ranazsws want
Mutual comedies and Pathe news pictursss.n'
MTNSTRELs
DuMoNT's = THE Opening OF Ear. a.,
Store. or No More Bergs." a new burle.omrssv msv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-29
HOT FROM THE GRIDIRON

Penn Charter sch9ol s the first Of the Local 9S,i
afternoon at at queen Lane, the 6uaSers win be
pttsd against N9TrsfSyn HiSh ssaSSI
sitsy, the star fpllbaGk but pave smith. one
at right tackle
-, Coach J9grdet, In ehsEgs Of the destiniss Of
day afternoon started to 70 drive the Red and Blue
them in shape for the nrst game with Exeter
Academy October 7.
The "a ss f % GssS Ssp ds s w
sITbth % snd v1s ,x srss shoo n ae rSt sSms Is
noon at Bridgeton.
Two new candidates reported for the foot
was schwartz, substitute end last year and
ao%s sa sO In ahaTss
OF the practice
Captain oinie Hunt and Manager Mccollum
are planning ahead for the Episcopal Academy
@SfSnE s ths chrreSmen ed
and Walnut streets, The nrst game for EPls-
on ne home ass s,a o,, woodbury. HlEh YiIl SEND
with the ehurchmen. -
WORCESTER. Sept 2s-Princeton's football
squad with more than forty players arrived
here yesterday evening from Lake Minnewaska,
wSTs o sy s S'fs m e 60r Tss r ssEss
which NETS ne HoIS Gross % ro ssss % S5 sSsusdSy S
a hard scrimmase, on the Young Mems Chris
tian Association Field
against the scrubs at Albany Jack Eddy was az
quarterback for the varsity. and Is pretty sure
oors osr' ana sss Eaas prsss ths two Ssw Yo S
boys have slight touch OF grip they will be
in the FIRST back neld against Holy Cross.
NEW YORK. Sept. 2e.-Head Coach GarEan
Fordham; and: contrary 70 exPPsctatlons ordered
S bs S to essr SS .as: ana
perfectly familiar with three sets Of Sisnais
which the Maroon eleven expects 70 use against
Lafayette AZ Easton tomorrow. The gridderS
ball team. after nearly month OF preliminary
irs sininy viii open the 1919 @ season in game
Sa fss most ' s. sfsssdis men ss sss
sSs sss Iss Ts sao sss
Sasa ias sermmsss before the Fordhsm same me ''
rTrrfFTos TT Ms sfsi Sssy cssa rsSs
az n Hs chssspssks BAY ysstsrSsy nsrnias sds ana me
se tRrousb 81 four hours prscties az though they
enjoyed the work Martin. the. Cadet baseball
, sssssa =; n slassn ~s fas sa shsfSs aS
ss s..sss ssase .sswss % 4: ssi
s~ssssy. % 'sa's sss ana an rssss. ss -'' W % l's'
wssi Vlrsinls Uniysrsily football team isfi
s s .ss s'' ps%e s = ana 6Ris Risl' H. rs'f Pss
+ & s; O. y fs.akiR fsdP P' rsa3 @ e 's e.
e1<n.n< sans q ne sessea lol a. Wssl VIZ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-29
HAVRE DE GRACE
ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW

:. FIRST race. two o-year-old maidens selling, 5
hcse Einn. io4; .Black Vote. 80: Cherry Rlpe' ilSe
,as: sr. Ssnelsea. iY4; Ponce Ds Leon. 10: Flare,
Moonshiner. 1is. ~
chase. handicaps about miles-Bachelor i55.
Soioen Va vale i40 Meshach. 14s: Videt's Brother
Third race all ages. handicap mile ana 70
yards-Corsiean, 108: 81. Charlotte. i0g: Little
fH,sasr fHeseLsr l9z; Ninety Simplex. 1is; Sandal S5i
!. Fourth race, two-year-o the Eastern shore
Handicap. furlonRs-Ticket, 1le. Bonnie Witch
iie: ~. 4.snekIn; 10; wistfyl no; LIVELY IO1;
lzI; EoodtFssp nsp I02i fiarens "a Eriendless l07i
tflenqless Includes penalty OF five pounds
Fifth raee, All ages. handicap. 8 furlongs--
i2s Aarss Henry. Ils: Hattie, 90 1A'-'-' ~
sixth race. three-year-olds and up. selling.
s9.ls ana y lsslas-jqllst. lls; Dsllrher. ios
Iooi Day pay ilt: Aenmorth. llz; Finaiss. 100;
~. ~ furlonss-- Beau cf Msni9 "a Monty
ls,ss 5Ss; ;zSSse iSs tss;SsTic@ III: shsS'
sApprentIoe allowance claimed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-29
FRESH FRUITS

Demand only moderate. but values gen.
Quotations: Apples, per bbl.-Jonathan, s4@5;
blush: s94; 80 Grimes 20 Golden. s2.75.9$ $50
$40; TWenty-o1nce, :2 500 8 90 wealthy 81. SS ID
ssS gs29 To- YQrE gd m Ben pSys
ware and Mary,anS .GS Pe5 5 ha%pSTmFaSSy; 5See
per bbi.. $4.5O95; do. do. per bush. 81 so a
In Lemons, per box s2.!.5gs59 Pine
berries. Cape Cod, per bbl.. s5665O; do. do,
per crate. S292; 40; do. Jersey. per crate 81 a
DO do. per bush basket. sIg1; IS. Pears New
sheldon. sl;25Q Ql5o; Bartlett; No I, 81 rs q
SO; Bartlett. No. 2 % zoe . Pears. New York.
Concord. per crate. 75@6Oc; Concord. per Alb.
g9g%s 1SUe Ss% York
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-29
HAUGHTON TO RETIRE FROM
BASEBALL, is THE REPORT
Stallings to Be Made President and
Mitchell Manager of Braves

BOSTON. Mass, Sept. pa well-defined
rurnor In baseball circles today declared
that President Percy ID. Haughton of the
Braves will retire when the season closes
Pressure OF commercial enterprises in which
he is interested. as well Harvard foot
ball. is proving a monopoly on his time,
and II is said he will step out OF baseball.
Manager George Stallings the story goes.
will don the presidents shoes. with Fred
Mitchell, who recently signed a three-year
contract with the Braves, In the managerial
role.
Absolutely no confirmation of these
rumors is obtainable.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-29
RAILROAD EARNINGS
Theatrical Baedeker

BROAD-"A LADY's NAME" with Marie
Tempest n woman novelist In a comedy by
Cyril Harcourt. author Of "a Pair of silk
Stockings" Opening Saturday evening
FORREST-"SyBIL." with Julia Sanderson
Donald Brian and Joseph Cawthorn. Old
Jokes regilded by n schooled comedian In a
pretentious Teutonic operetta.
GARRICK-"THE HOUSE OF GLASS" with
Mary Ryan. An Ibsen-like plot told melo-
dramatically. but forcibly. by Max MARGIN.
ADELPHI-"EXPERIEN with Ernest
Glendenning and large cast. A modern
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-29
POULTRY

LIvE--The market for desirable stock ruled
steady with rather better demand Quotations
follows: Fowls, as to quality II lOc;
ROSTERS, 14Wl5c; spring chickens. according to
quality. ITO 19c; White Leghorns, according TO
quality. l5@iTc; ducks as TO size and quality,
15@i1c; pigeons, old. per pair. 25W2Sc; do,
young. per pair, SQ22c.
DRESSED-There a fair demand for de-
sirable stock and the market ruled firm under
lisht receipts: Quote; Fresh, killed ry-packed
do, TeiRhins 4h gN lbs, apiece, 23h g; DO.
lbs APIECE: 22c: DO, weighing B lbs; apiece.
pickedGNorthern Indiana ana Illinois; weigh;
inE Edg dgo lbs apiece &c southern Indians and
smaller sizes 10 a ?2c; old roosters. dry-pIcked.
lbs. and over, per pair .25Y22e; broilinF chick.
Ssbbickens. Ssbbtick sn Weighing 5S0% X, i lbs per pair p @
sey fancy. so9sSe: broilers other nearby,
welghing IL a2 lbs. apiece 2 @3oc; broers
spring az ISc SQUADS per dozeInca6SwShiis; n 6SS Weigh
ing 10 lbs. per dozen. s4s595.5o; do,
Ing lbs. per dozen: $4,000 IA do. weighing
~. 30 small and No =, GOC lD S1,2h.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-29
PROVISIONS

The market ruled firm with pair iobbing De-
mand. Quotations follow. City beef. IN sets
smoked and ar dried 33e western beef. IN sets sets
smoked ana air Gfied sic western beet. ssgSISs.
and ten1dSTs sPSSsas 9as & beef hap'
loose 30 "a 2Oh c; DO. skinned, loose, 81 421m G;
DO. do smoked. % q 22h g other hams, spoked'
smoked, western cured, 2lho: do boiled bone
lees. 85c; picnic shoulders, s, =. cured
loose. l4hc DO smoked i6h CT bellies. in pickle.
sccordlng to average. loose. 1Ihc breakrsst
haSon, as TO brand and average. cly SuIeu
22hc; breakfast bacon, western cured. .22n O.
lard, western. refined. tcs., IGN c; do. do, 90
tubs i6% c: lard, pure city Kettle rendered
in tc, 19Nc; lard pure city. kettle rendered
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-29
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
VEGETABLES

White potatoes were auiet but firm under
liRht offerings. Other descriptions were in liehi
request and barely steady. ouotationsi White
potatoes Pennsylvania and New York. fancy
per basket. I00soc. Sweet p9tstoss. East,serrr =
i.5O. Sweet potatoes Delaware end Maryland
per banner 7S@goc 40 Sweet Rotatoes' ,sgsTsssy ssy
onions, per hamper, tf6fi6; do. per iO0lb
bag. 81 .25 5O.1 Cabbage. domestic. per ton
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-29
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK. Sept. 2p.-BUTTER-Receipts.
0e,OS5 tubs; good trading and the general trend
Of market slightly hrmer; large export buying,
Creamery. first, ssS as4h c: do. second. S2h q
33h CT others unchanged.
=, EGGs-Reeeipts, is,o5I cases. Trade con-
tinues slow because OF Jewish holiday. consid-
erable surplus medium quality and some higher
Grades going to- storagei prices irregular and
gene rally held unchanged.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-29

headed by Leo
Leary, sent out
an S. o. S. mes
sage to Percival
ID. TIaughton, who
has been associ-
atlng with profess
sional ball play.
ers this summer.
Percy has needed
the signal of dis
tress, told the ball
players to get
along as well as
they could with
out him and hied
himself to Sol
diers' Field to
take a slant at
the possibilities
who probably will
work this year
for fair Ha-
xahd -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-29
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO. Sept. 2e.-sHoGs-Receipts TO- 900.
Market steady. Mised and butchers, $1,000
1900 fSSIsS5 nis sSs SS$iC TGSsn plSs. $3.50 1850
Besye. 2S Sows m ssa sssfsSs sc Is5S9
So 7b q 800; calves. $40. so ai2.50.
NG,rs IDd EsssaTS Rsssps s mss S ssesss
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Rain Prevents Grand Circuit Races

coLUMBgs O.. Sept. 2s.-Rain yesterday
caused the Thursday program of the fall meet
ing OF the Grand Circuit racing here TO be
postponed Thursdays card will be run today
and today's card will be decided on Saturday,
now the closing day Of the meeting.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-29
DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER-The market ruled firm under light
offerings and fairly active demand Followins
the quotations; Western solid-packsed cream,
ery faney specials. as extra 30 q geci ia eHtGS a
sse gesTsy prints fancy ssc do al Sversse sssenss es
33g33h c. jobbing sales of fancy prints' 81
m44c. ,.,
good outlet and ruled irm but much OF the
supply was Of unattractve stock. which was
quet and irregular in value. Following are the
Quota ations: In free cases. nearby extra, &c per
doz nearby irsts, sl0.50 standard case;
nearby current receipts, 5000 per case; western 2
extras. SIC per doz. western extra hrsts, sio;ao %
frgerator eggs. extra. SO. 90 per case; do hrsts
5000. 30: do seconds. S1OMSdO per, case
fancy selected eanded fresh eggs were ioboing
CiiEESf,O0iYerings were light and the market
ruled firm with demand fair; Quotations; New
York, full cream fancy, 2O% a 2lc; do, do, talr
to good, 20 q 2Oh c; do, part skins, IL q l9c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-29
Evening Ledger Decisions
of Ring Bouts Last Night

nRoADwAY. A.. .C.-.EddIe ,wsgend de-
feotfd Eddie Hnckie. Wally Hnckie won
from Jack Redmond. foots boyle drew with
Muckles Reilly. doe AuTntis beat Jimmy
two rounds.
SCRANTON. PA.---yackie Clarke won from,
AZ Mccoy, founs O'Nell drew with Al Muir
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SAVoY-"JAFFERY." International. with c
Aubrey smith Story by William ]. Locke
directed by George Irving.
Retired Colonel Kills Himsef

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Sept 29.-Col-
onel Fl. w. Roe, u. S. A, retired. son of
the late Admiral Roe shot himself on the
front veranda of his home at Port Orange.
Colonel Roe had been i'll for some time.
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Logan Square to PLAY Brill

Ad Swigler. who defeated the Athletics' re-
cruits yesterday at Shibe Park will likely work
against the Brill nine StrawbridEe & Clo-
thier's field tomorrow afternoon. when Logan
Square meets the carmakers
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REFINED SUGARS

pst prices: Extra fine sranulated. e.7o@e.l .lSe;
powdered, 0.SO68 s5c: confectionery A. 5000
6B5c: soft grades. 5e5 q COO.
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CRIMSON ELEVEN
WEAK WITH ONLY
THREE VETERANS
Percy Haughton Has Diff
cult Problem With Foot
ballers at Cambridge
TIGERS PLAY TOMORROW

Harvard's early season slump has caused
much CONSERVATION under the classic elms
at Cambridge and the flock Of coaches
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Course in FOreign Trade
FRIENDS' SELECT SCHOOL

BOYS-140 N. 18th st.-GIRLs
Almost a Country SCHOOL, on the Parkway
eesnturies Of worthy traditions: Elementary and
general culture and simple Christian living, with
regard for the needs and aptitudes OF each child
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Young Jack o'Brien is back from Providence.
where he says he given deal in his
hfteen-round mix with Jimmy Coffey, when
Referee Finnell gave the decision to the New
York boy. The verdict, Little John says,
greeted by the fans with jeers and hooes
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West yirsinis University football team isfi
here sssD az ss's assa9 Iassss - sRssis ru@en
leipnit. where Qn saiqrde{ fhe Penn elesen
eD<ilas .-n, q sEs sss.ea Tor q. Wssi & VI: ~
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Benny Leonard will HE himself westward for
tilt with Ever Hamer at Kansas City October
is. The match will be a ten-rounder.
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Domenick Schiafo doesn't consider himself a
boxer, and admits that he would rather be on
the outside of the ring looking in than the
inside looking out; nevertheless he is proving
himself a good sparring partner for Frankie
daily with the local boxers at their training
qua rters on Doughtens Farm, Pennsgrove,
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ITHACA, N. Y. Sept 2e.-In a thirty min.
ute scrimmage Yesterday the Cornell varsity
scored two touchdowns the second team, 4
SO-yard run by Shiverick after he had received
a punt and series Of straight rushes netting
the tallies The men both teams appeared
20 be IN pretty good shape and for the most part
the playing was snappy.
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Two new candidates reported for the foot
ball team at Central Highs field yesterday. One
was Schwartz, substitute end last year and
Bechtel. who is also a candidate for an end
OF the practice.
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EAsToN, Pa. Sept, 20--The Lafayette foot.
trsinins. raj ms viii open the 1915 season IN a sams
noon The most likely Of the new men are
GeIlaty,. Of the HsysEford school. seesy. Of
esptsie o. the Blair Hall a team - Coach croyell
hard scrmmase before the Fordham game.