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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-14
sp!endId COMEDY at AIpp0dr0me.

Gracey'B Colonial Maids started on
3 weeks run at the HippOdrome yes
terlay under suspicious circumstances.
The attendance was near capacity; the
play delightfully."- mirthful, and the spe-
cialty performers all at their best. The
skit is called "Cupid's MiX.up," but is
easily recognizable as a condensed YER
sion of that uproariously funny com
edy, "Three Twins" There Is class
written all over the production. The
warGrobes are new and magnificent.
Nearly all Of the "old favorites" are
In the cast and some new faces add to
the attractiveness of the chorus. OF
the specially acts Gracey is himself
headliner. His manipulation of the
organ chimes and his xylophone play.
Ing is a vaudeville number Of consider
able merit. Miss Wentworth and Miss
Young in a dancing duo exhibit skill
that not only pleased but gave evil
ience of careful training. Their song
numbers were of the same splendid
calibre as their dance specially. Miss
Wentworth is an agile miss who Ca
Vorts about the stage in the "Yama-
Yama" number with the dexterity OF
IN acrobat. The costumes for this act
are appropriate, being exact copies Of
those worn in the big Broadway hit
several seasons ago. Lep Meyers and
Christie are both with the show. The
former puts a new twist to Through
Those Wonderful Glasses of Mine" and
injects topical lines which brought
forth several hearty encores. Every
one is waiting to see Christie do his
lnimitable cane dance, which was one
of the big hits Of his previous appear
ance here. In the present bill he is
given a fair opportunity to show his
spryness Of foot, and his evOlutions in
"What Do You Think of That" is just
a sample of what will likely be wit
messed later in the week.
There is a positive air of refinement
TO the bill and to the performers that
was gratifying to both audience and
The house management. Many in the
audience last night were attracted to
The house for the first time by the re-
peated announcements that the Hippo
drame is "a place of clean amusement
Tor the whole family" and they we're all
Immensely pleased. The same pro-
gram will be repeated tonight.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-14
New star In Princess Picture,

Along with an episode Of THE Ne
elected Wife" serial, the Princess is
today showing THE Greater Woman"
q perturbation OF Algernon Boyesen's
play Of that name, In which Marjorie
Ramheau makes her screen debut
n sThe Greater woman lIial Ram,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-14
Outing at Falls.

The Woman's Benefit association OF
the Maccabees Marion Review No. 80
will hold their annual outing tomor-
row at Valley Falls. The party will
go there on the 1O:4O train and will
return in the evening. A picnic din
ner will feature the entertainment.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-14
Returned from Assembly.

DR.. and Mrs. c. O. Henry, Mrs. Hell.
en- Holbert and Miss Julia Sapp, the
latter OF Shinnston, returned last
night from Philippi where they at
tended the Baptist Assembly at
Broaddus College. They motored
through in the Henry car.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-14
Motered from YOUNGSTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. P. Crawford and
the latters sons, and father Homer
and David West and Jonathan VIII.
liams Of Youngstown, o., motored here
and are the guests of Mrs. Crawford's
sister, Mrs. George Malone on High
street.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-14
Boy Scouts to Camp.

Boy Scouts Of Troop No. 2, Wolf
Patrol of this city will leave Saturday
for a ten days camping trip, They
will pitch their tents at Camp Lizard
Spring on the Keener property near
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-14
Work for Red Cross.

Attention of Red Cross workers is
again called to the request issued by
the National Society that the next ten
days be devoted to the preparation of
surgical dressings to be supplied to
U. S. battleships. Local workers are
urged to spend as much of the period
as possible at the headquarters in the
Municipal building to assist with this
work. The headquarters will be kept
open all week.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-14
Marriage Announced.

Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Miss Helen Great
house of this city to Sergeant Cecil
Jones OF Clarksburg which event was
sOlemni2ed last week in this city.
Sergeant Jones is stationed at the
Mobilization camp. The marriage was
announced Sunday in Clarksburg
while the couple were on a visit to
the Sergeant Jones home.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-14
LOCAL SOCIAL EVENTS

Powell. In the party will be scoutmas
ter G. H. Jones, Mrs. Jones and chill
dren, Lucy, Virginia and Robert, troop
loader, Arthur Mitchie, patrol leader
Brooks Morrison Clarence Ross. Hugh
Glenn, Harry Scott, Mendel Share,
Howard and Harold Jones.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-14
IN THE
FRONT ROW
HEApLlNERs TONIGHT.
Musical Comedy.

Musical Comedy.
Hippodrome. ..........C upid's Mix'up
PhotopIays'
Nielsen. .......... ''.'''''' tNtAiN4-1e
Dixie. ............ ...'.'''''' ieSl'Ot'
Grand, ,.........T Tides Of Barnegat
Princess. ....... The Greater Woman
GORGE ABE is again to be pictur-
lied. His new crop of Fables in
VI Slang" which have appeared IN
magazines during the last year are now
in preparation for release through Gen
eral Film, which has already been is
tributing with conspicuous success the
o. Henry stories in film form. The
AIDE Fables are being made into screen
material by Essanay, and will be 20 to
90 minutes in length. The first num-
Der, scheduled for September, is the
fable of the Twelve Cylinder Speed
Of the Leisure Class" A series OF AIDE
Fables filmed about year ago were
most successful.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-14

HIppOufome" ''''''
PhotopIays,
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DEATHS


g.; ., M soo3 W. Stella st. Iilsh mass of requiem
S.,,ish,n y. Gi9hiumsa,s s. Church 10 a. Int. Holy
Gay EaizNNsfiTH NeiiGr Of WIDOW % Richard H. BrocE
fFqf.r Btr' 6 T'niSn tSrm.2y 2 Or Of fgI. %
siHGec sssd st ~ Ncr'f R.Syls. wS.GSS sSd
residence. eo2 washinston St, cape May
rtsn.I SlAInK; ;sSssPt p NELLIE, DAUGHTER OF lat.
sS. Grssi sSSsy sk r. syff Su;SS sTd
h,essus Q, Sacred Heart OF St Thomas,. invited
tSpsT. ms ET s a.S% g. 1Ss s. 1sS !. Of sssm5 STS
hiGh Gln mass mass s. EdnOnds Church 10 a. Int.
,s,s CosIhbsto-scpt s,,b.I;D. MICHAEL husband q
John the Baptist Church 10 a. mint m. Int. st. John MS
ssm!, and % BSs.s BSsaLs ss.a % saufss R.s
chase @ l5sn1s stdceSs ST. siSS gsuTsn 70 FSa
S;s @ SS'G iFsTslss .,
and late Ns'G Ris, nnd ksntyss sSn " Eas and
rssnes woos.losS tEy1tsd o fnss5s Sat- Sso
Monica,s Church 10 a. M Int Holy sepulchre
.ERwiIaR.Msepi. Rs 4. suddenly. EDGAR son
as%ps ss;S No. R;riiyss Y; s:D! 8,
Edward A. Schubert Council, No. 72s, T. o. A.
| stonemen's Fellowship OF 4Oth Ward. employees
OF tgth St car barn. p. T. T.. invited to- funeral
may nj be iSfs sswsd 'f4 F st. evd Int Auto UT
funeral.
.FLANAGAN.--sept a. ELIZABETH NJ. wife
of Matthew y. Flanagan, Relatives and friends.
Leaxue OF the Sacred Heart and Altar Society
vcd s sso SIS st. MIC MonSs 1855 Sud p
| 81 Solemn reaulcn mass st. Edwa rd'e church
| 10 a; m. Int Holy Sepulchre Gem Auto fu.
GALr.AcHER.-sept 4. DEBORAH, widow CT
James Gallsgher. Funeral sat. $50 a, M,
iiiss. s, 5ist ST, solemn arcquiem' mass chursh
GANTT.--Sept. 4, JOHN CLAYTON CAN'T,
| AGED 20. Due notice will be given from late
resdrS2Tfs Rfsnas ays oi HsddSTs NNArr
neral Sat 10 a. M, D from " Re9reiiSh " ave-. is
| GoUsE.-suddcnly. Sept. a. JOHN s,a OF
| Henry and Anna Gousc tn-e Cave). ased II.
Ksiatiyes and friends Invited TO funeral sery;
fsnkGrd Grs t T ps,.n's IssdInSS @ sssS
| Friends may call Thurs. y. M.
| HAlNEs.-Sept. 3. ASA HAINES, aged so.
| Relatives and friends invited to funeral. sun.
: p m, First BAPTIST Church, Moorestown, y. ].
husband Of Mary Ellen Harsrsys tnsc bHBresi bhBM5i
| circle No. 100, h. OF A.; Minerva Council, No,
1885,; r. p. Al; STANDING Elk Tribe No. 200. l.
| Q. 7. " cmplovos OF T. r. T. Co. repair shop
pya 1G serHss Sf IN p Ssa
Church; G.. ESQ p n" Int c:s.r I'm Gem Re
| Observation-Disclosures, Sept. 4, SAMUEL, Y
| HEEBNER, AGED 90. Relatives and friends in
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DEATHS


eG oSnsw 70 bsn.r f rSSe ''ssniS s.nSn o' and
ea So%ers. conveysnees % viii ill., be i in p' Waiting % al
drawers station to meet train leaving Reading
HINEs.4sspt T., JOHN son Of vincent and
hsne, Hines 'rce & &Mahoneyl;, aged IS months
gsi7 Poplar ST. Int Holy sepulchre Gem. Auto
y MII;EER';,mseg, 3, LorIISs,A HlLLLEE t@3ss @
notice notice viii be sycn, i76S ~ MascEcr st, ''' D''
., ana lDl Msry KATh s0. F. Geushsr
notice OF the funeral will be given.
MuYTER Jn,sr sset I9sEPT husband
p: os. ' prccSds SSs Flood rsFO Is mass % f@c n hot
=, lRwtN;-sspt, Q. ,AIBERT u. IRWIN. Rels-
Ssi i "9H % aG pyas 10 h erls:
Of IS. ss g. and P jones
st. nd a, s sO' s0Hh int
vieTsa ~ rWedgssday evening ,o,,x ,u.,o,
Of iats MaTaars. Jones: Rcis,iyes and fri.nds
ny,sa to 2.sdSnd. fSGTGsd Eamond Ss 'oS r.
= ! eE2GeE sSsr NS.'s9a s5th s.
pqG Tpff Gt tgqsr"! sMSrTh sMSrHThcAnrr Krrcrn
ires Maycri, widow 81 Charles kricser, ssed, 81.
% o f"s sOraSa st. GysS Ga, TO-
may call Thurs. eve. Int. Harleigh Gem.
LEACH, - Sept. 4, MARGARET MADONA
LEACH. daughter OF susanna and Ernest Leach.
ased =. Relatives and friends invited To funeral
trdiossanP y Farm. H THAN. ia. int, St. MoWicos
-tI' i.E' C1oNTE.-sept. 3. HELEN cRIER. widow
@. John lie Coute aged 10. Funeral services
1928 Spruce st.. Fri. 1th 10 a. m. Int. priv
MRsoN,Esept l. WILLIAM L.. husband Of
late Eliza Mason, G247 Catharine st. Rela
tivcs and friends, Division No. so. A. O. H.
invited to funeral Fri, $50 a. M, residence OF
DAUGHTER. Mrs. William HAYS. 43S s. 6lst st
a. N: Int: Holy Cross Gem .,.
MATSlNGER--Sept. ,, 1917, JENNIE MAT
SINGER widow OF John Matsinser and daugh-
ter OF Jane and late Hugh McC!ister, aged So
years. Relatives and friends invited TO funeral
TGsy p Tssas9ss 2S ii @
may be viewed Thursday evening.
McCAFFREY.-Sent,i. 4. JOHN. son OF Bridget
and late James McCaTrey. Relatives and
friends invited to funeral. sat, sac a. m. 1912
a, m, Int New. Cathedral Gem. Auto funeral
cCUBlOUGH.-Sept >, lO3 President ave,
Rutiedsr, Pa ELIZA NJ. wife Of Richard Me
Cullough and daughter Of late William and
bsird CHAPTER, No. 81, order of the Eastern
star; the Ladies .Auxiliary. attached to Mary
70 services, sat-. y: M, Oliver " Bar BLDG,
1920 Chestnut St, Phila. Int. private.
McCARTHY.-sept. 3. MARGARET f.. daugh-
~ ". NJ. Sodaty, League of Sacred Heart of
st. Mchaels Church, operators of Walnut Of
fee, Bell Telephone Co. invited to attend fu-
neral. Mon, $40 a NJ, from parents residence.
1858 n. I'd st. Solemn high mass St. Michael $
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Deatbs

ALLEN,A,, Beverly; n j. ssptdi sd q ANHA Rsis.
tives and friends invited to funenffhb uofher setEees
Woolston. cor. Laurel ana Pine sts'' beVeriy'
N.AiLLIisao5Nosspt ia5N sss0SnA 3, ARTHUR j. only son OF
Arthur II. and Florence NJ Allison !n.e I'm McGsr; ar
xfr.ad: xfs Invited funeral p st m RRs. RRs.
PSiia. f4aii Int. Cathedral Gem. Remains may be
V'eXTRsTf V'eXTRsTfHuR.Wsept. hJR 5, suddenly Mrs EMMA INA
ARTHUR. Residence. 1920 Porter ST. Due
n1s1Isssp 1ss1IssspfNawsept. IN 3, NAOMI daushstssr Of A.
tvss and friends inyited 70 funeral SERVICES fss
Sat: y D. m'' at 500 "ina'0' '
prinyRRiEsNNEN.-sspt. 8, JOHN. son Of late MI.
ohaei and Julia Brsnnen. Relatives and friend,
invited e. funeral bscsiin srt sHo s7ao T. somsrss'
&. :ls'es solsmn @ rsaa.m mass ST. AIMS Church 10
a. RRR,ENTNER.Assps. Il, S1s s Ass In ws.hnston D. c.
ANNA BRkNTNER (nee Rippeil widow OF
Christian Brsntner. Relatives and friends In,
v,,e' VIZ ,s0s NJ xrixdns At. CFront and Dsuphin).
lat H5s..sy Burial rsS rHiHani i sy.
tivss and friends invited TO funeral Frh' $50
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DEATHS

- -. u.
s''i%' s Ess't%, ss,s:ss:i s:i z! pssss
,sNNAkEIo...seet. 5, SOPHIA sNAKEI.o lne4
residence. sisi xrsminsc % ave. mt H. opsenmsuns %
PRAGUE. Sept. =, CHARLES HENRY, -hu.-
Gses Hss Si nd : rsas suG ssd nss
BAN ~ FrssnslsyiiIs csny Council No, SAL Q, q Al
A.. r. S. p. inylted 70 funeral services, Sun.
,s,TEvENs.Tsspt; EMS 4 CHARLES u: husssns
i.sS. Sly: sIsass s.ia sds. ~ iSls ils ss
sp sna SS s,Sss%.n 'ssas pTsiiSsss! Psiiss-:s!;
Attend srS ssrvsss sssess ss society nyssS
Broad. Int private. Remains may be viewed
ffsstRf e s. : nm,s%Saa.nly. p, % Sept, :. WILLIAM
SsS sd n Snd Rs,s. Mary ana :Ss:
neq acsdehes 80 neT? ss ss ave
oAFEw Ri. 81 H.as sept Pbv.S AnE4A MAJ.
S;% ;; a%daS sSEs snss,,.a n cs ssi \ Union 81 Int
sand 81 s4g T"sipS TaSr sn.s a. s
tive, ard friends Coug, Federal, No. 60. =, %
sS!Psq3 Egse$sn Ssssc NG ref Nj
0r!P.hiSE .mSn ChssseSr sS, Nj ss S Is
sSf e 80 rsl 'eyoef St Py s,s ssss
URwILER Sep-. Z. EDGAR. son
of BENJAMIN q. and late Olivia J, Urwiier, AGED
81. Relatives and friends, Major Gherst Camp.
No. 81. Sons Of Veterans. of Darby; Edward A.
schubert Council No; I2s. !. o. A.; stonensn's
Fellowshin Of iClh Ward; and empioyes of 4nth
ices. sat. y. m. 1920 $. SD st. Int private.
Remains may be viewed Fri eve. Auto funeral.
wARD.-Scpt Z. MARTIN WARD. aged 5s
Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Fri.
morning. brothers residence, PATRICK Ward 73S
Federal ST., Camden n. j. High mass 1m-
camden, n. j.. ga M. Int. Mt. Carmel Gem.
NTwSrXsfR'1Gns wXRD'nseDt S :. JOHN E. WARD. aged 81.
Relatives and friends, Holy Name Society in.
vited to funeral Sat, s:30 a. M, Bells Mil
road. Chestnut mn. Solemn requiem mass
Int st. Deniss Gem, Ardmore, Pa. Auto fu.
WEIsNAN.-sept. 3. HELEN wEtsMAN,
wife OF Charles J. Neismsn. aged CO. Relatives
and friends invited TO funeral services, FRI.
40 p. M, 20l0 w. Hasert st. Int. private,
wisTER--sept .. JOSEPH p. husband .,
G%SSra' clnnstGS oGss Gss No gSs {" MI ny,sd Gts
IT, int ssTylGS T tsdr @ % .m asfS FrsaS, es
may view body Thurs. $ to 10 p. m.
Wright. Relatives and friends invited TO funeral
services, sat. p. M, at 1Ol n. Edgewood at.
Friends may call Friday. to o y. m. Int.
rYYEENdERmEs.sTp%t g. JOHN r" son 'Spe OF Mar
Earet tnee .Goehner) and late Frederick Yenger,
aged -. Relatives and friends invited to ~,
neral, sat" p M, mothers residence, 1921
n. Taney st. Remains may be viewed Fri. eve.
| Int. American Mechanics Gem.
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DEATHS

Church 10 a. IN. Int. Holy Cross Gem. Auto
and friends invited 70 funeral. sat, s:So a. IN.
hSh hh mass. ass 81. ST. stephens R church. 10 a. M Int
DMXsiiSS 2iG cassSar" sonN T. husband Of
eG and sry SfTre s.G Of and 'f :SG
s MSrS H. . nyss Sssr Y sJS aHFnd snd M Fswsis, sS
fST%n a. M ssfS Gt H'I @ 5 ~ CROSS Gem
,uSMfEfit.iL uSMEft.iLop.--7sept. 4, John w. husband ot
homas ARD RasRsI MSlISr STSa a S SsIs 3;
sd f' ward nS frsTSd sTsd 10 rv 5
Unity ST.: Fgankford, sat :d P IA INT Int 3ak, akto
s.St lS MAH AGi H. &sRtEs e. ii Tai Ii.
ca siSf ES%sRB SoSREi SSl?Eis0 Springs
nell; Sept; 3. SARAH r.. wIdoyg Of Joseph
ksmsnier RcisiSs; and ,S!Snds Inyyssd 70
.S T. 6S TS.es p RoHTHEH TssT sSG fr:S t so
iPG&rhgs.5i 1T .ds tSR tSSRrntR tRo 81 fuFc5Sh uFF5%hns
son q Anna Giin, sssd 20 RGlsa,bves ~ ard m,
G6urcR. PssSheIyic. ioa. m. Int Holy Cross
PRATTS,,on sept. 4. SOPHIA A.. widow q
NbcOtge w fVHV, hgPu iNtia''N's
invited TO services. Fri, p. m, ill2 Pine St.
REEVES Sept. a. HORACE \. REEVES,
1r. Notice Of funeral will be given from i32
w. Walnut lane Germantown. ~
EEISS.--Sept :, ALBERT, son of william and
late Carolina Ress tnee Stolp), aged II. Rela
tives and friends invited 10 funeral sat. = y.
mains may be viewed Fri, to p M Int.
ROBINSON. Sept 4. Dr. EDwIN TAYLOR
ROBINSON. Funeral services at 1906 Pine St.
RousiiER-sept. 3, ANNIE NJ. widow Of
Invited to funeral services. sat, = p. M, 254
Dupont st, Manayunk Int, private. Westmn.
ster Gem.
SANDFoRD.-sept. 3. ANNA NJ. wife OF
william J. SANFORD and daughter of Philip and
late Catharlne Mexican. Relatives and friends
rusculum St Solemn hish mass Church OF tho
Visitation 10 a, m. Int. Holy Sepulchre Gem
sCIiLAFER.-At Atlantic city N. J.. sept.
Z, HIRAM, husband of Mary Schlafer (nee Jsnn),
sss sGse Fa'Es' SeB and spd ff?d;
. o. M, residence OF brother. james r.. schlafer,
1888 Margaret st, Frankford. Remains may be
''sTfa sfiEEHXN.--Sept. ~ T. 'IoXSNk, D.. sHEEuAN
(nee Tranoyj, wife. OF Daniel sheehan. Rela;
tivrs and friends, Mary, star Of the Sea, invited
30 funeral. sat. q. M, 510 Greenwood ave-.
Jenkiutowr. solemn high requiem mass I'm.
macuiate Conception Church, Jenkintown. s:ao
SMITH.-Sept. 3, MARGARET r., widow Of
James smith. Bslatiyes and friends ;, inyited to
Edward J. Lyons. l6 Eagle I'd. oakmont. Del.
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CLOSING LIVE STOCK PRICES

CHICAGO. Sept. G.--HOGS--Receipts. 10500
than yesterdsy,s average Ru&lS & ;ies6S Siaoo'
light s,s+o9is; mixed aSdS,s SiS,tso@lsio; So heavy
CATTLE- Receipts, 5000 head, Generally
sHEEPEReceipts. 10000 head. Weak, sl1so;
lambs. sl725.
SOUTH OMAHA, Sept. G--HOGS-Receipts,
47OO head. Slow, 20 "a soc lower.
CATTLE-Receipts $500 head. Beeves slow.
uneveny lower. best feeders steady. others
"SHEEP-Receipts. $4,000 head. Slow, 100
25c lower better kind:
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 8-CATTLE-Receipts
1000 head: Slow to l0c lower
SHEEP-Receipts. 5000 head: 10@25c higher.
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CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS

CHICAGO. Sept. 6;-EGGs-Recelpts; = ,ss1
cases shipments cases gsce,nts'
cases returned ss@26c; miscelisneous receipts. pts.
extras to grocers dirties, 81 q sac; checks, goo
n8c $1,000. -,
ments 1 O92 900 pounds. Extras 42c; extra
arsts 4lIs frsts 400 Ale: seconds. 3S1a ~
30i G; extras to grocers prints 44I5 c. tubs. 44c;
hacking stock, 45c.
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PROVISIONS
REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

=, iehe. ne market was quiet but steady on Ii basi
Vi o'oou o. lOc for extra fine Eranua ted
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Another Extra Oil Dividend

NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-The Savoy Oil
Company has declared the regular quar-
terIv diyidend of 8 per, cent and 2 per cent
extra. payable September rs TO stock OF
record September H.
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Complains of Improper Quotations


the she
the which
bought
Now a
cned
on the part Of the house furnishing the quotation or whether they nen
they are
this old will gouge while
which,
trouble
published bonahde
Why People Are Liqudating
people preparing Liberty Bonds when the second issue
liquidation
highest grade securities remarked the manager of large
investment ncern,
hold
y" on these
dtons - ~ WV e '
he he liking
OF
= surprising how meets" he said who are actually
down
event railroads would act IN sympathy
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK. Sept. s.-RUTTER-Recepts
p6iI tubs Demp nd good and nrmer. Creamery
extras 4ah @43%c; high score 4t@4fS Ct
" EGiGS%Receipts. l7.4l5 cases. Extra nrsts.
41ia dg43Is c: frsts, 40Gi0hc refrigerated
drsts 3S a SOC.
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VEGETABLES

Desirable stock was In fair request and steady
under moderate offerings. Quotations, were
White potatoes. Eastern shore per bbi, No
l. SO 5Of3.5O: No. .. sl50q2.25. White po
tatoes,, Delaware and Maryland. per bb. No
j. ssns50. White potatoes, Jersey, per .
White potatoes, per bush. sl.io@120. swsssi,
potatoes North Carolina. per bbl.. No. /. sS q
$50; No. 2, $1.25@1I5. Sweet potatoes, East
ern shore per bbl. No. I. S3.75@425: No. 2
sl.so@2. Sweet potatoes; Jersey per .oa y
G5c Celery. New York. per bunch, 15a soc
Lettuce, New York. per box SOC @n. Onions
Jersey per ss -bushel basket. 5dS0c: do. East
ern Shore, per hamper. 40c q 81. Onions: Orange
County. New York, per hamper' slal4o
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!OSSIP OF THE STREET
SHIPPING COAL TO CANADA
TO EVADE GOVERNMENT PRICES
Huge Quantities Sent Across Border, Where 1t
Brings S5 to Sc a Ton Against 81 Allowed
Here-Gossip of the Street

Here-Gossip of the Street
PROMINENT downtown the
coal coal o@ @ s @ un nns .ss % ,s' ~ ras
against the 81 ton allowed low S by @ the oosmsn @ @ railroad cars are being
m time when we need the cars for os,s rsso Weld
!, the supendous crop was supposed to be-
s for had done for
@ o0f large so erop % for next year
he potatoes The srea. dc@s @ ne % see b enene of the small ase
the crop of winter cabbage an
failure the rayss Of o Gasrpars % n and o N n
plan Of storage could mot not be & nsea e upon " those " ~ " "'
Good Securities Defy Conditions
of this house BUS said the pnsp I al. Of @ s n @ @ S
h we have at present srsrnr and was feeling very blue at the
business OUTLOOK he sell made up my
nn" ,s,S SECURITIES s sa get a Sm sps pe s Conditions nGas ne
Story of a Banks GroWth
.u.res story of Estate
keeper. end of Ridge avenue deposit for
!. them 1sr tn ,Hs "us saos o establish s little
attempt organize bank meet with such M ] i a
nsppntsnts Bets were & % n % sSo ooo % Sts in three years
existence year. and the deposits amount
m people H and @ % addition S to ss s
Good Business Men Improvident Investors
can't who have successful in their
avn line when they
them by the hardest kind work Such men a
I % arm Of Barclay MOore,s
~ s,.f man % in this city, he a
ve, lately He stocks
making could hardly make
"A short time aterw
stocks and remarked he had just invested IN DIE
thought of his friends
discovered Aschamers
they did not manufacture the Chalmers cars
proposition said Mr. Moore II would like to
they have lawsuit on hand
think of acting their own lawyer they consult & reliable S lawyer Wye @
own judgment disastrous results - -
for such universal disease
why Did P. r. r. Stock Go Below Par?
down to 4ss yesterday
speakns he added there is reason for it, 1T & seems % me the
Bond Statesmen With Busy I"naginatio"s
lobby conventions usually held would be
aesmsn in their conversations
a
@ outaaer we M sometimes privileged to frequently
don't autos and yachts than
story being
s this
New York another few days ago and put the usual
the "Mutuable
that
bought ANYTHING for some time and was not in the % market @ me- I'm I glad to hear
.sa .s s%s m me commission o" that DEAL as you
know that there certain houses
they busy business policy and they stick
Moving Slowly on Fixing Prices
had been much opposition
Government moving
from an apparently
SO for steel and twenty-five
Complains of Improper Quotations
Massachusetts, old Quaker
a of a
the members prominent bond and house he
certain price leading Philadelphia of the same date on which
Now o
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-06
FRESH FRUITS

sniai, per barrel;@aGraysnstein,.s s. .5Sa5; sum
do. do, per :bushel basket, 2nc @ti. Lemons.
s29475. Pineapples. Porto Rico, per crate,
ssogS grapss % pelawsrs psr s6ase aIs
i3c; Do, Califorpla Tokay, per 4-basket crate,
5as pate per crate, 81 iso. i cantsoupss Cali
California Turlock, per pony crate, .sl.75T2; DO.
California Turlock per nat crate 81 .3o;
west Xirsinis' ps5 crate q Ssoc DO; P;sSIawsrss
basket rs a 6Oc; do. virginia and West Virginia
per bushel basket 5og75G; do: Galiiornia' 5 FL;
Maryland, per hamper-Bartett. si.5O Q2.25;
Seckel s1.5042.25: do. California. Bartlett, per
box saq3,o5. Watermelons. per car $40 q 1875.