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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-30
DEATHS


Charles r. Tasker and dauEhtsr Of The late John
and Bridset Burton. Funeral. to which reha,,yess Ives
c"umes s f5s E. inT'sHs Tas O ssSuys % cs%"
mass e 5sosT esTfrs es% Ga st Auto 9;Ss so
ra ANN widow Of ~ Abssham mr0?ns Taylor p Ss s.
2vp: m. granddauShtcr's residence Mrs; JOHN
mains may be viewed sun. 8 to 10 p. IN. Auto
f. pi Mars fSsc 4Ss.Ss N sc q TRSk
Rsl1tives and irlsnd. invited to funeral sat!
REeds,sm.T Gem, Auto funeral. Remains may
fREb SssSS g. e. %,,S at wTRSa%Sss DO
FI 'sfs n eSd. 1SlmT Sf soTsa%% saSr@ %
hsS@is TTsFn!SSsl ,si5 81 V & FHHrononr WAR.
EES huss'IS q Emma W9TrSS nSG wsy;
af" e smS nssn Co. ann FG'i sra
services, sat. 80 y; m, residence Of brother
%amGcn e. j. Int pefR"l cem.. m" Camden. 1Sfn Re- Re-
,,nwEnER !2NSSys NSs.wEs EafEIoiRSGiE j. husband ..
eTa; ny,sS .ShT 70 4 fuhSfa S2i' .cf9aSs fRg SS
deV s''aGn' &c int MF tsoS sGeTxe Gs Ga
s asrsf : Wess rs MITES arsG y Il HTSs"d
ITI"nss, MSntSSomGry ,Son,sy OdE,a 81 10. and \
60 81 r. York "s5Irf s5pSS,iai%s %,isaiTs' q? .?
asn y int. X OF oSm '"" rSiia SfiS fniHT, haT,
q WRITE lEII; -NSy ,>;S,. 90, sEsASS KEgTE wttc .
@%'SIT Ma gTa Ka of hdvs @ 9'sn, sn
ssSscd das myth = sS.ng 9 fagpSrs ay. Maror I@gT -"
requiem mass our Lady oi iourdGs Sm 3" ChurGh ii,hh
oHSHr22k Wiib rs &ov 10 2 TrlHErTh lS Errhya'S Widow
George Wild, sru aged II. Relntvcs an
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-30
lRRAS REFUGEE ASKS
AID TO REBUILD STUDIO
Suggestion of Evening Ledger
Brings Appeal From Exile
in Paris
HOPES TO REPAY PATRON
shows How PHILADELPHIA Capital Can
Promote Plan to Reconstruct
Ruined City

A suggestion advanced some time ago
.sroueh the columns of the EVENING
I, ,r,orR that the city of Philadelphia
...,rd "adopt" the city of Arras, France,
=, those devastated by the German in
,..s,on. and aid In reconstruction OF the
-.,,,,ad city and re-estahlishmcnt Of its citi-
-,,, in the industries from which they
.,.sre driven, has evoked letter from Tor
resident of Arras who pleads that
80 pbiladelphlan will help him to get a
sresh start in life. .-.-
irern rno writer of the letter. Maurice Con-
.,.rt was formerly proprietor of a studio
s'"htcb bronze statues were cast. tie de-
IN VIZ, ,I,at If he were provided with funds
.s,,in a new foundry he could do his part
waiting Arras to reconstruct Itself.
|" ,Is letter, received in this city today,
follows p,prc oo+ 81 1o17
ro tho Editor Of the Eucning Ledger
s,r--I have just read in French
nswspaper that the city of Philadelphia
Is about to become the gndmo,ner of ,!hn our
i,re myself, have at heart the relief or
nnr devastated country will be infinitely
Sroteful to your newspaper for having
taren the initiative in this matter.
Having left Arras, where | possessed
al whore statues are cast IVY ''lt''i'
fake the liberty of asking If one OF your
many Philadelphia readers would like to
10 my godfather and hep me get back
nhat lost, not being able to do it my
solf since / have nothing left? ! Will
ha banpv to get back to work and con-
.rhu,e TO the relief of the section where
lived. | have a firm determination to
succeed In that, If patroaizcd by one or
,.our Industrial leaders who may want
20 interest himself in the fate of one who
Nnds himself ruined by the devastation
of his country and property. | do not
lack courage--its not aims that m ask
for. II is help that l want to let me re-
turn TO my work and pay back whatever
debt my godfather may let me contract
with him.
7 dare hone my le'ter VIII he rp-
reiyed with Kindness and that those who
are Interested in the devastated regions
will take notice. II is said in France
that time Is money"--the proverb Is
actually true for those who can get back
to Arras at once to work for general
relief am thirtv-three wears Old and
of good habits. / dare to hope my letter
will he received with kindly feeling, and
beg. sir, that you will receive the eX-
preston of my devoted sentiments and
of my regard. .. ,....,
tI-RTCE CONST \r
Refugee from Arras, now ut p Rue
Oberkampf, Paris.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-30

MEN WANTED: FIRST
CLASS oPPndR5T,rNITYI, -, TO SECURE STEADY
f!NCE WGRTtNG ON CAST TRON PRE-
FERRET. AITHQMGII SUCH EXPERLENt,E
ol IRE DEPT. 100 FACTORY OFFICE. II.
r PAISTE CO. 320l ARCH ST.
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LOST AND FOUND
PERSONALS
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

CLOTH wEAvERs wanted on fancy dress goods
dress ''E-i," p. o. Box 3ii3
coMpToMETER OPERATOR. thcroughly ex-
ncctcd p G2G. Ledger Office
CoMPToMETrR OPERATOR thorouEhly experl-
stores Co. 400 Noble St
GIRLS Win sEGGg,ye a sn!iy learn oa slrIrGs
buchanan. lTIo Chestnut.
GIRLs wanted in sass aept salary to start z
Muford, Glenoldrn. Pa.
Girls or women FOR llgh, factory work; no sS-
Roufs per a $ 500 G oxfoTd ST. 4'
Siy NStonol Umbrella Frame Co. aoth and
torlum for mental and nervous discusses pay
N @%RtT %2on.o G"Fa staord fn1 5G' Conn ADDRESS Dr.
orFICrE l24 GIRLS wanted, ,mTust be "a; bri1g
r fourth aoor. ,aoG Ciastnu @ I" st ' "''" Apply
sTENOGRAPHER and Underwood operator in
GG m xG%"g ne ro, 1
ton, don c $40 T%dFer otHce ''l '''"'''' posi-
sTENoGRAPHER wanted: must have cduca-
sir"d M AS ledger central ''S
sTENoGRAPHER. Underwood operator; steady
NJ 55i Ledger Central
oppoTtunl,y for adyancement, TO an operator
Apply Chiffon Co, Market and 4sth SITS.
WAITRESS. maids and attendants for in.ti.
tut,onal work Address sill. Ledger
Office
wEAvERS-Patriot'c workers wanted on army
and regular work; make SIS TO 500
weekly. Apply F. A. Bochmann & Co. Inc
Cd and Cambria sts.
WOMEN wanted. =, refined white ono for gem
eral housewOr'I and another to take charge OF
well-traned children: good nay and good
home for right parties Mrs. NJ Margoies,
h07 Chestnut St, Coatesville Pa Bell phone
24O
YOUNG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. open for four neat
Appealing young ladies' Sec Mr.. Crosby 32a
Real Estate Trust Bldg.
YOUNG LADY, past 90. for clerical work In
constablc's $ office, competent and reliable. good
wages and steady position. can Saturday. b.
GomosCh 2O7 Carpenter vt
YOUNG LADY experienced in general office
work; salary 50: state experience. r GlJ
Ledger Office.
YOUNG WOMAN wanted to make bills on
Remington typewriter: large grocery business.
center Of city. salary To start moderate,
with chance for advancement; state cxperi-
enCe Uf any) and age. Address r. o. box
l2S6.
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sTRAYER'S Tss Mt CS..n. Sss"s ;s;''
Positions guaranteed. Enter now. Day or night
Teachers Wanted. Positions waiting. Free reg
istration for College and Normal graduates
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roRrMAN--wANT NTEp. 4, METAL EoR,ENAN;
On ALGMrNuMI, nopiEs AND ,EEENynlE;!B,s, Eyl;!,
STATE FULL PARTICULARS, AGE, REF
ERENCE AND SALARY EXPECTED. NJ
2Ol, LEDGER OFFICE.
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L.ABORERS

LARoRERS
200 WANTED: GOOD WAGES: LONG JOB.
F. w. MARK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.
APPLY BALDwIN's GUARD BARRACKS.
OPPOSITE CRuM LYNNE STATION. ON
CHESTER PIKE.
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M-ARRI.AGES

WELSH -HOFFMAN.--Nov. y. EDITH NJ.
HOFFMAN and Lieut.. -. u. WELLS, Of Gov
ernor's Island y, Y, at Rrnnllyn. y. Y,
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SITUATIONS .JANTED-MALE

GENTLEMAN ot executive ability with Is
years varied experience in selling organizs-
ton OF large machinery corporation. Just re-
turned from Pacific coast, will consider con-
nection OF importance. 3l4 Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-30
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
PAWN TICKETS BOUGHT
SPIEGEI.MAN Ii s. 9Th ST
FOR SALE

BEDROOM suites-DINING ROOM furnlturs
BUY from WHOLESALE, SAVE 400
JOSEPH X. McCABE. 10l5 FILBERf ST.
BILLIARD TABLES BOWLING ALLEYS
New and second observation-disclosures
ROSATTO- -BARRY- STREET CO, 222 $. SrH
BILLIARD AND POCKET TABLES; new and
monographs and automobile tires, Bruns-
wick Ba Ike -Collender Company, 1O22 Arch st.
BILLIARD pool combination. 2d-hand, bought
sold rented. exch'd. Keafer, 32a Girard ave.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-19
KANSAS CITY Livestock

KANSAS CITY. 30. Sept is
CATTLE Receipts .l0uU. market
closing steady Texas steers. 500 ID
1925. Texas COWS. Se.25 >.e5.
Texas calves. $4,000 l200. native
sfreia SsHoml7.00. native COWS
and heifors. S600Hl30 90; stockers
ud feeders $4,000 100. bulls.
.0eH150
HOGS Receipts 6.009, market
closing steady packers top sl>.15.
r1ulh heavy hogs sft.-50 1915.
Heatv hogs. sI1.N0n1N. MIXED
add butchers. Sl7.25 1850. HFht
logs $500 1880 pigs slI.00 %
1900 Huia SI7.5pH $50. Esiimat-
20 re.eir'F Tomorrow 5000 with
'lir clearance on maract.
SHEEP Receipts 1000 mar 20
- to cents hiFher. lambs. 5000
1850. ewes. s9.5on1l.oo. weth-
, srf. sIH.aHn 1900.
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FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK

FORT WORTH. Texas sept lN.-
logs Receipts 1000 market
lused steady Co 5 cents higher, top
sf,.os. bulls SfI.OUH 1900.
CATTLE Receipts ll.GOU includ-
.uE 5000 through and 1000 calves
market steady beef steers $g.5nN
1850. COWS $i.5Up N.-5. hei(ors.
$4,000 bulls, 5000 900.
1lte. $4,000 1878. sto,Scr steers.
$500 $50. COWS S5.tUu $500.
he.fors 60 .0n $50. calves. S6.5u %
HlN
SHEEP Receipts SOC market
trd4t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-19

THESE, THEM ARE THE THINGS WE MUST DO AND DO
WELL, BESIDES FlGHIIhG-THE THINGS WITHOUT
WHICH MERE FIGTINC WOULD BIZ FRUITLEss" -wooD.
ROW VIII SON
The President Of the United States has pointed the great in.
da army nation and the necessity for generous un.
selfish Observance duty the Of those who serve
in that
This spirit and the training for service in the welfare
constitute above all else the real strength Of Republic and
victory.
The tcIcphone system Of the country to play
Part in the conduct Of the In It's operating staff eKsped
a fine spirit and a thorough training
Bell Telephone Operating is vocation in which young
NAV render true Operators being trained Apply
TO the Chief Operator Telephone Building week day between
8 a. m and p. m
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2:2t Pace-Purse $500.

uiIy Ity Ir h, Eugene iun lbp>" Lexington, Mo
&. Igtc-IOr f,pdWin, Moltfn' lcN's
:. D., Eolt--L I. Walker, Quanah. Texas
Nat a.. = by Nathan R-Trati, shaw, Canyon leNhS
Dom /, a. =. by D1monoar-itank Abel. Goodhnd HAS
William. 4. Oh Woods. AMARILLO, Texas.
n NJ g. Il. &. u, Nlol--A i. Slonckcr, Trenton, NO
l. bl Nathan Il-t u. Thompson Trenton NO.
n. M ~. Huber Mltonvllc, Iowa
Tom drund, t.ruuiytrcd Fulkcson Thomson We"
GOLD H. a. VI B-IaUr~ fotiingrr AMARILLO IcNas
scclc Srong-F. J.. Herring, ul>hpro, IeN's
bN Ian rat,l " Mooney south Lax IeNhs
1lnmaN STAR h, l. Eulih Hill>hoIu Texas
al, = VI. ~, Stsavhl-,. \. Hoy, san Diego, 'a'
Corral Walnut rprnc Nalnut-Laura Bard san Wrgo 'a
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2::l9 Pace-Purse $500.

O,L uan g.. y, -li,utl-I VI. Bc, kan>as city No
b, Lexington. Mo-
G.. atclus Goodwin Mohre'ic Texas
e. =. h, Eul,--l e. walker luagah IcNas.
Brook D. lslhTJohNr. Nellie Meyers Wabash
William - Gil. Moei>. amarillo, IeNas
Pr Inert Ct \ Trenton We
VI G.. a. c. J. TTcnton. Nc.
- u. Huber Miltunsiic Iowa
q. Otund-tFed lulkefn ronson Mo
Ikc I ~. totpustlis D.. iurst. thlioothe. o.
secir - Herring iil~rru, Teyas.
rau Patch VI Mouncl, south Lake Texas
Maid ~ daiwtodJ ". French. foreston Teas
miN \. Hobtiu HiIstoTu, 1esas
I.as,H ov VI. ~ ~ttathway-f y. Hoy, Diego Cal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-19
MARKET STIFFENs
UNDER PR[sSURES
LDssEs ARI cost EALED AM
SIZZLING AOl IMENT Az.
PIAl;s CIlEt MD.

NEH YORK Sept Is.--Aiter d
period 1i renewed aeltiuess. tae
t0eh martet slItouel today and l0a-
SOS were largely cancelled. The SELF
ing movement appeared % have been
checked f0r q time. but toward tie
close pressure vas again exeTteI.
in some cases. neither declines were
recorded although the Ast IN general
held up fairly we'll
Total aaies were 60. 900 sharca
lu the casc pf iea mdustn4is
IHc SCI back ua. severe. Some of the
Itauaar1 Investment issued developed
HeugiHe bur for tho most part these
stocks were fairly tady
80 Change in sentiment.
The thoIe market apparently roe
| pres,atod nothing moro than alterua
ing phases Of Hfals professional
market sl4L.fyuF U4 change Boa lHe
| bnush sentiment ni fun street One
| favorable doyoiopm waa "a decided
us easier tone iu money Announce.
meut Has made That con idcrlule
amount of time money had been put
iu connection with t4e efforts of the
uesly organized committee to super
.isc ana control 90. New York money
| market
Among new low r.oDrds were 5Oi,
Tor Hn'tloham srs. o. 1854 for
auadian Pacific huAiug loss 81
| points o. tor Delaware and lild-
son and lils Tor Midmlc 8 feature
1f afternoon was tHe improved up.
port for stccls and coppers
The bond market Nl- lower again
today Total sales. par value 3d..
100000 T. S Bonds we're unchluH
I,d on call Library bonds sold az
t1.9N t1 200.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-19
2:l5 Pace-Pwse $500.

adj G., Mississippi kng--tu Dnah oh"
III Hal ~ =, h,
e. s. h Noise Rantllim Hunter shawnee "hi'
John tcnrl--s G. t'ne an TWAS
A. b, The
g. Ahhook-NIs Nellie MEYERS WABASH inu
silver Patch. G.. g. b.
Alta FolaI =. Il, r. !!
Walter D.. IS = by Mate ~
Ike 1 See g., u, Corpus - Hurst. thllcoihc, o.
H. Nj. ~. Huber Mhomllc Iowa
Il " e. C. Ncl--N Sncter Trenton Mo
prircc C-tFanl y Tracey Trenton Mo-
The lam. l. Ill Woods Amarillo Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-19

WASHINGTON. Sept l. Koch
HI Wright were hIt hard today.
Washington defeating So Louis IN
tun first game OF their series.
Score o. ~ F.
80 tuu. uus 600 H0u % 10 I
Washington Utu aln nUS % ~
ko.h Wusbf and Soyerold. Ayers
tnI Nnfmith
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2:lA TrOt-Purse $500.

b, Haley, Oklahoma INV OKLA
Iou Iud g. VI Inulr,-I. ". Samlr'il san liego TAI
To- paniIs-tuti Johnson. Vernon, Texas.
ItaukS 81 ! Herring IIHl~hoo
IL Ne b VI. %, - STREET amarillo, leNas
ftc!d y. d--ft lUiNcon, bronson, Mo-
Rcau Russell has ~ Hurst hlohe D.
e. u. 4, OnvHsINcN MoHls AMARILLO IeNns
adj, Togo a. b, Rack>car, Nava,ota IcNns
ALI a. b, Mr. Nellie Meyers Wabash lnd
Jam q, :. hf Acoi- Weeks. kan>as city, No
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-19

men we're out Ia the eighth. Then
Jackson aut the ball over the right
fold sail for "a home run. Folsch
triplcd and ihfee singles. With two
errors produced four runs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-19
NJ GRAN TIGHTENs
GRIP ON Pc INFANT
GIANTS sHtT or Guns MIIiLI
REDS WIN ROM
rHIl4IIES.

CHICAGO, Sept Is New York
gained a full game In the p'nnaui
race by shutting out Chicago for tho
second time while Cincinnati won
from philadelphia.
BentonH support was perfect and
the locals we're unable to got a man
past second base until the ninth IN.
ming
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-19

NEW YORK. Sept is Lead
quiet spot $50 asked, sucltcr steady
not Fast $50 Louis delivery sos
ela copper firm elcctrolytic spot
nominal IHst quarter gear. Bar
ilEnr luEf..
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Toncy Hanks Phinics.

CINCINNATI Sept l> lu thn
shortest game played this season Boo
tho two major league Cincinnati
defeated Philadelphia today Both
RiKly aud Toney were very effective.
Each had ono bad inning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-19

Totals ..H1 20 l3 Z
Batrd for Kloplcr ln nth
1N uafed for shaWkcy iu
a.rbih
arnrs Dos Innings u u. T..
cleveland 700 eco O}O 4
Sew YORK 700 100 goo 4
TNo.baar hits Nuuama or aud
uarrs double PLAYS reckinpaugh
n rwp &c.. kupaurh Gcdeon to
rpu ha ca ou balls klopfor s..
rIlVkru INNINGS pitched Klcpter
g shlVt,y S. struck out klepter
4 Morton = lagby /. shawkoy
shu.kpr
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2:25 TrOt-Purse $500.

G. " H. AMARILLO, TcNaS
Chaplin e.. b, Pitcl- Wood" amarillo
RuNs'llClhs H.
Nakn by Wabash Ind
: : h,
H. H. VI. ~ BY 6 AMARILLO Texas
Mn ~. Il, -. Tucker
D,nielS mi
IS b, parnatlN IalcN, Oklahoma (i} okIa
ZouJ b, Iprit ~. SamI>clL Diego, Cat
ucy Iu,c VI b, llurant, Okla
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-19

Score by lnnlngH y " p.
NnW York 100 COO 10 90
Chicago ... 600 600 uun o.
stolen base. Smith. fcchou don
bile play. kilduff 90 Nerklr maes
on balls. Carter 8 innings pitched.
Carter s. struck out Benton
Carter / Hendrix
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fairly large
Provisions averaged higher on ac-
count OF q rise IN quotations on corn
and hogs Active selling % realize
profits br1uglt about eactiOn.
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YESTERDAYS BASEBALL RESULTS
AND CALENDAR


score hF Iuuluf o. ~ T.
rhHadeIrha 600 600 4HN0
Cincinnati 100000 i9E o
Two base nIf EIlurr double
play grsb Sheen tu Chase 30
Ea,hu. f1 r.Hr bases nn balls,
T.Ueg Usp. time |E
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-19

SEW YORK Sept Glove
land Unrhed bit took advantage Of
Neu Works mIsplgys. and won
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-19

New York al Chicago.
Br0Oklyn a. So. Louis.
philadelphia az Cincinnati
hostQB at Pittsburgh.
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ORIENTAL HOTEL
205 Lincoln ST.

Rooms modern and sanitary.
Cuisine unexcelled in the city.
Prices moderate. Inquire Phone
go.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-19

Score ly Inning r lI 7.
Chicago .HIl 600 hiN Ih I
Philadelphia nNI 600 o0n 40 ?
Two laan hits collins FrIHch
wiz fhrrc base bio FelHrh home
uu. Jackson double plays Nc.
NulIr Collins and Gandil Grover.
Wit 10 Griffin bases on paIlH Faucr
Busch INNINGS pitched Bush
Huc. out FaHcr Bush o.
Anderson ].
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Three-Year-Old Pace-Purse $500.

Ir. ~. ., b, It Thompson Ircnon No
nr Hal q D, Basu,i - tarIan
". h I,-is~ Pwingrr. Nmarilo IcNas
Nartri n VI. D, Nii E.-Ga~
trntu
cd
ted and
nuitth w suit mossb ON = grounds.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
sTANpING nr rmE rI.Ins.
Yesterday Results.

NOV IOrk, Z. thifagO, y.
Boston, 81. Pittsburgh. 30
Brp0klyn. o. 81 Louis. 2l2.
Philadelphia. D. Cincinnati. O..
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DREAD Of FROST
Boosts CORN UP
PRICES START lrN Nl;D Win
PUBLISHING ol GOVERN
MINT IusEt ASr

CHICAGO. Sept U.s. Dread OF
np luur Iy frost led Co sharp
Hd.trc. today Boz corn Prices boz
0 bel ttn s uri higher az
FIIt. o. fIlN1 December and
E.f.-. fI.f.a May Oats gain
90. tD u.s. The close In prov.s-
.Hns RANGED to from 10 90 D. 90 a
decline OBJ aai se of
The frost hogey ruled the corn
market almost from the outset Prices
begun to Jump a. soon as the govern
meut forecast vas out. showing that
tr1st was probable tonight IN North
Dakota
Resumption ~ work AZ two indus
TRIAL plant. grinding total ~ 5000
.a.uei ut corn "a day tended Co liit
prices
Oats Make Climb.
Oats as well az corn felt the bull
.sh effort ~ probable unsettled
seaiher shipping and elevator con
Gems we're conspicuous buyers influ-
enced particularly by a falling OF Of
rereipts ~ chicago
Zoo meet miilor's acquisitions for
fss carnads uf wheat The food ad
miuisffaf1rs Representatives here lad
rssh receipts 90 only - cars Of
heat TODAY with about IS cars car.
r.ed over from yesterday Receipt
IN the northwest and Canada were
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Battod for Rlxoy lu ninth.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-07-13
APPEAL
Made to Young Men to Fill Up
Ranks Local Regiment
Instead Of Waiting for Draft to
Catch Them and Being Placed
In Service Anywhere.

Hon. Ralph d. Cole, of Findlay, E.
R. Curtin and Major John Harley, of
Lima, interested in securing recruits for
the Second Regiment ON.G., were in
town Tuesday to meet a number of
our citizens and explain their mission.
The Second Regiment is made up of
men from Northwestern Ohio counties,
and many Mercer county boys are mem
bers, and there is naturally a local at
tachment for it. What the gentlemen
wished to impress on our people, and
particularly the young men liable to
military duty, was the fact that those
enlisting in the Second would have for
comrades those whom they knew, that
they would have officers who are known
to most all, their relatives could keep
better track of them, that the Red Cross
workers looking after the welfare of the
regiment will be made up from the same
field, and many other things providing
for their comfort. They pointed out most
forcibly what those might expect who
were drafted, for they could not tell in
what service they might be placed or
where, but certainly among strangers,
and perhaps lost sight of by friends.
meeting was held Wednesday night
at the suggestion of the visitors but was
poorly attended, owing propbably to the
brief notice given.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-07-13
HUSBAND
Gets Tip and Catches Portland
Man I'm COmpny with wife
Here-LOdged i'm Jail.

Mrs. Leslie Colson and VIM. Malin,
of Portland, were arrested at the
home of Frank Muther, opposite the
furniture factory on W. Wayne street,
last night by officer flinders, on COM
plant made by the woman's husband.
Mrs. Colson has been employed in
this city for the past three weeks at
the Deisel-Wemmer cigar factory.
The husband asserts thai the two
have been intimate in the past, and
when he was informed that Malin had
come to Celina yesterday, he immed-
lately followd. Arriving here Mr..
Colson secured the services of Officer
Hinders and they proceeded to the
Muther home.
Mrs. Colson, hearing the arrival of
her husband and the officer, ran from
her room, in which quarters 1t is
claimed. Malin was found in hiding.
They were arrested and are now lodg-
in the county jail.
Mr.. Colson is awaiting advise from
the prosecutor. before further action
in the case.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-07-13
ANOTHER MEETING SATURDAY
NIGHT

Prosecuting Attorney c. A. Stubs
has sent out cards to every registered
man in the county to be present at
the meeting to be held at the city
hall tomorrow night at 1880 o'clock
Attorney Walter Jackson, of Lima,
will be the principal speaker, with
several other prominent men on the
platform.
The object of the meeting is to ex-
plain the advantage of the enlistment
over tho conscription.
All patriots are urged to be pres
ent.
Any enlistment will be taken care
of by Sergeant Ray Casteel, of this
city, who has orders from Captain
Howe, of Spencerville to do all in
his power to help fill out the allotted
number for the Second Regiment.