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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-02

est readings being in the middle Auan
tic states. The weather has remained
fair except for local showers at few
widely scattered places. The temper
allure is much lower in Nevada, Colo
RADIO, Arizona and Wyoming. and much
higher in Iowa, South Dakota ana New
Mexico.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-02
GROUP.

II your children are subject to Group
get bottle of Chamberiains Cough
Remedy. and when the attack comes on
be careful to follow the plain printed
directions. You. will be surprised at
the quick relief which IT affords.--Adv.
7. Tn. S.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-02
TO DISMISS SUIT.

Washington, Oct. 2.-The govern
ment entered motion in the supreme
court today to dismiss it's antitrust
suit against the Great Lakes Towing
company.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-02
WEATHER CONDITIONS
OVER The COUNTRY

Moderately low pressure prevails In
western Canada and from the Mexican
boundary northeastward to Iowa Else
where the pressure Is high. the high
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-02
RESTRICTED DISTRICT AT
NEW ORLEANS TO BE CLOSED

Now Orleans, La. Oct 1.-THE city's
restricted district is to goat the re-
quest Of the American navy secretary.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-02

of public instruction, which motion
carried, the following school bonds
were purchased.
Bannock County, Dist. No. us 10000
Bannock County. Dist. No. r.. $4,000
Canyon County Dist. No. So. 100000
Kootenai County, Dist. No. 20. 100000
Valley County, Dist. No. g.. 100000
Final proof papers Of A. B. Carne-
gle, Dietrich, Idaho, under the Idaho
Irrigation company, were approved,
and the register instructed to issue
final certificate on same.
Moved by Governor Alexander, and
carried that J. K. White be instructed
forthwith TO repair Lava Hot Springs
and remain there until the foundation
for the proposed two plunges and two
rest rooms shall be completed, and he
shall be allowed to hire a man and
pay him 10 per cent of the cost of
labor and material, labor and material
to be purchased with the consent and
under the direction Of Mr.. White; and
that Mr.. White be authorized to ex-
pend for the purchase Of a gasoline
engine at the states expense at a
price not to exceed $3.50.
Moved by the governor. and carried
that Mr.. White be instructed to for
ward all bills contracted to date, with
his approval, to the State Land Board;
and that he will send weekly all pay
rolls and all bills contracted for ma
terial of any kind to the State Land
Board.
Whereupon the board adjourned un-
til 2 o'clock p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Same members of the board present
Motion was made by the attorney
general, and carried, that the state is
sue certificate for SGT acres for lot
3 section SO, township Q S. r. 46 E..
having been purchased by r. G. Ev-
ans of Rupert, instead of 1873 acres as
shown by the government survey. and
that the state land commissioner call
attention of the federal government
to this fact and make application for
base of the difference between the
government survey and that certified
to by the state engineer.
Motion was also made by the attor-
ney general, and carried, that the
state land certificate for SWA of the
NEA Sec. ~. Twp. 80 N. Rye. w.
3. NJ. be issued for 40 acres less $50
acres, the amount granted by the fed
eral government to the Northern Pa
cific Railway company for right-of-
way and that the state land commits
sioner be hereby directed to call the
attention of the federal government
to this fact and ask for issuance of
base In the sum OF $50 acres.
Whereupon the board adjourned
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-02

80 inch Madras Shifting an extra nice
grade for shirt waists, dresses, etc.
Special value for Wednesday 0E~
at the yard .................Z OO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-05-04

Centtnued on stzth Page.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-05-04
THE WEATHER FORECAST

Partly cloudy to-day; showers at night
and Tomorrow; continued COOL
Highest temperature yesterday, 50; lowest, Al,
Detailed weather reports on page g.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-05-04

Tie official statements follow
British Night Statemo0i-F F'erce
fghtinG occurred throurhoI, tNc dav
from west OF Qucaut To- north Of
rresnoy, four miles east of 'he village
"! NinlY. The enemr aru'u employed
large reserves ~ men ,lnu guns md
delivered reDcIted counter !'tarks
practically along the whole ba,tle-
front.
These hostile forces suffered heavily
from, our concentrated art 'lerv and
machine cIu fire, horN willie as
semhlirC p-io! - ~" attack and dur
'rE the artUl assault
In 'ho rtr" o' ohst.rH's rns'stp prce
our troops TINS Tory'.. n"s o'rated
sector of the Ilhio"hu-- li-o vest
Of ouc3nt and have na'n'tiu-l 'Hom-
selves tN'rc AL dtv again ,Ngstant
ard powerful oouutc- ATTACKS
Further irogrteS also vas .tl> IN
'hc rcichhorhoud - tncr-'. tstr'ae
'hr \rraS-, nhra bank ~ 81" ~carDe
where ~" no~i'ious. which rN1Dced
hands frequently AMI ~"ro dr'cnded
with great drt"rmlult m. .'"c now IN
our Nnrscss!on.
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BRITISH SMASH
TEUT0N LINE0N
Is MILE FRONT
Fight Their Way Through
Hindenburg Defences in
Terrific Battle.
FRESNOY rs STORMED
Great Progress Is Made
South Of Scarpe in Re.
giOn Of Queant.

LONDON. May BY another heavY
attack on the whole battle front at Ar.
ras British troops cut their way to-day
into the Hindenburg line where It joins
the Wotan line. stormed tho village Of
fresnoy and took many other German
positions along a fifteen mile front.
The fighting was terrific and has nGo
yet ended. The German reserves wsea
hurled into the hSht everywhere ana
heavy and incessant counter attacks
were launched wherever the British ad.
vsnoed. The Losses Of both armies were
heavy. but superior observation and ar.
tlllery took an awful toll of tho Ger.
mans.
Some OF them succeeded in part, how
ever. for the British progress at the
centre. on the Scarpe. was small. On
the wings the principal gains were made
after desperate fighting. The Canadians
advanced n mile and captured Fresnoy.
as we'll as trenches on a two mile front
north and south OF the village. Oppy
still holds out, but the Canadians got
into some Of its northern defences.
Cross Iindenburg Line.
On the southern wing the Germans
barely missed a very serious blow, and
as II was. suffered a distinc: reverse.
II Is unofticially repor,ed that the British
actually crossed the Hndenburg line.
but were driven back by a tremendous
German counter attack.
West of Queant, however, the troops
OF Field Marshal Ha!g held fast to
trenches of the famous Hindenburg sys-
tern on the Oucant ridge, which the Ger
mans selected as admirably titte1 to pro-
tect the junction Of the main system
with the Queant-Drocourt switch. which
they call the Wotan line and Is the main
protection CT poua!.
Near Cherisy and Fontdnc- les -Croi-
.!lles. four or five miles northwest Of
Queant. the British also made progress.
beating down stubborn resistance. The
positions here along the valley OF the
Sensee and the Arras-Canbrai road.
were first German. then British, then
German again as the battle ebbed and
flowed, but tonight Field Marshal
Hais reports that they are held by his
troops.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-05-04
The Suppression of the U.Boat Menace the Supreme
Duty of the Hour.

policing worda tremendous handled
the fleet and other the ships
tndgs @ % Necessary the % OF war on the most ever M town.
al And what true ct @ ah of
might the Uba peril there
coge upon America accept responsibility
nes ss % 1s tsn seg %D % n.y. m M % @ Et s % % f
every hour counts minute counts our getting started the OF
three ousand sve thousand % msyhsp
with pack blood
would lived
o6ho"ns M $ s tn Se es spens 5 ] @ these
The three s ton ship n freight freight carrier Of
e: $;:: : $:: e.
$ :: Ss t:S
aS Sss s % s the % & % T be in
s s % % @
e % 9 n ] @ h @ tS n p @ a % s @ & 1 pIetms @ sss ssd % IT,
3: % S :s:; ;s%.;@: % i&:; $ @
s s: the
made T % f ~sd % SIX @
5::: :ss Fl
boa @ ss Ges Ses9 a y n s s %ss 5
SaereT ns tho una ee this as % D @ the
ss S no~ aE t the in % 5 fs 6s % a ] Rs anG %Go o" % month"; a
% with aod @ % n fss S eens % this % s ast % s to @ @ 29 s @ e e
RS :sn::;: @ | sS @ 81 an :: ?$s ; $ T:s s:s
could
Nothing
the
nterposes delay
The thing do ships started and
polish off the
anything that will be of advantage the Government and produce better
fighting machines
freight boat practically frger fully
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In this region the British tn early at
tacks captured Cherisy, nearly tianked
I.iencourt-les -CagniCourt. Immediately
northwest of Qu.ant, and came close to
capturing BullcCourt, tho only stumbling
block Of the attacks in the second week
OF April, which began the battle Of
.Arras The fighting at Bullecourt was
again very fierce. and at latest reports
the British were established or the outer
edge OF the village.
In this fourth hig assault since the
Arras battle opened the British have
placed themselves at last in position to
strike "A blow at close quarters at the
Hinderburg line. II has been penetrated
at what is now the northern end Of the
original system. The taking OF Fresnoy
makes almost complete the riddling Of
the Opry line, the outpost Of the Wotan
: line.
The German statement tn-.ight says
az usua! that the British d.d not 'breal.
through 4 ssui-oflCial despatch sent
Immediately after the attack hogan and
before rs result was known said ths.
the British object was not 20 breal
through. but to take certain strategic
positions.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-23
EXEMPTION CLAIM REFUSED


Walter Il. Lutz l50 Queen lane.
Dabney Young, 1909 Priscilla st.
boya oQ1 i MesopsHE queen Sss! pHsski InSs ave
Williams stanley, .l65 v. DuvaI st.
rrancis g BeShssl 1912 20 KnoH Sn t,,.us. ct
cornell GeTnsius McGiniey' y'' 9 Penn P court, """' ST.
Eg:s F p !, Marshsl, s i562to oiS9 k99oS Snso ~
join ,faHf r. i Hnrris E1ssi is7 " Price " 9, ST.
soTss GsOTss kSIf kosSer Ggf q sofSSsT PSmena
Bayman F. Ecceston, 52i6 Pulaski ave.
John X. Parker, 529a Schuyler 81.
Harry G., Cummings, 80 w. Pomona st.
Nn "a Renhemer s st.
william MsoDs s1n5s sssa ssl ksSs keSses st. st.
Joseph II. Robinson, AZ W. Chelten ave.
FrnsstO isi as Seymour St
porT p. Harston, is2 W Pomona 81. ~
vDcIDF DR4ETEp hT4ns sGss R Ksyss4 KSoNARpEARANcE
Ering r, Larsen, 4454 Germantown ave.
James Girlin, sli Earlhsm 81.
ewis EeSls'f F. 81 sanvis h assS 90 Pulaski uxs' y. ST.
EdWaTd EsTi Ti SsHfIsi crolii, isi V. W. fosan st,
Charles Carney, 2S+ Apsey st.
YGHhI IpHIn f +. doSstsi's oeste. ssI5 MacGaiiSm st.
John Lyons, 5olo Nswhsll st.
hnrSsr! Aifrsd walker' a sr sols Pulaski st. st.
Jesse Mills. 1896 Priscilla st.
Howard A. Ransom. 226 w. Duval st.
Rss.. Rarry i coS cpSsson ias 'S2 kSrsS kSrsS
Raymond, W. Sweeney, 2os W. clapier st.
Michael J. McGonisai, 1899 Pulaski st.
Mortimer =. Crane. 6440 Greene at.
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Men Accepted, DralUn,
Excused and Exempted
Continued from PAGE Five

Continued from rage rive
Rafael Padello, 1Ol1 Locust ST,
William Earl Stanley, 1922 Lombard st.
REJECTED
willard Quincy Goweus. 1886 Walnut st.
panT,cN 2Snr WTEer Gorncamnon, n 1885 SAMSON st,
Neriog YGsTs pIson ois $s6i Il N"nasn "!@ ST.
Sim shn"fas Bsrfcld, 2s5 $. Ounce s.,
Benjamin BrJ s, Goodwin, 727 Spruce st.
isam KG5sTsr 1sTs ,sD5 sD5'Ts FodmSn haSG 81
James James J. Mccclains ?52S Lombard st.
Herbert 81 bSng iis ssSSSn sprScS St. ST.
John r. Eccleston,, sSs $, 18th st.
AaTsW AoaJSya H%TtS GUrero al Lincoln Bristol Pa
pShisi .. smith, ijjs2 LOMBARD St
John Krezdoin, l5o7, Spruce s st.
RiiTsa RSyIs GaHq B &srdsi. saa $ sd5 rs 5 st,
f"1cS Eifensteins Oie $: Jupiper st.
EnDAts Hit6 Sasis GSs'F 7o1 s Niasan Main st, re-
pimitrios ,Tsisoyrs, 7ls Lombard ST.
Victor ordesE' 1880 spruce st,
Oscar HaTmqqn, ing SoIG L9%sSsd pISs St
hs%a9d fSRR Msf3sffy7 MsTsSa 7s rs Ssn s
ES4sSes EEs@s st!s:I ts:faE =? sssi sSssn Sss
Harry J. Festus. 1880 Naudain st.
Mosby II. Payne. 450 W. Bath ST., N. Y.
Elwood Kirkman $50 Spruce st.
Sewell p Moore. Merchantville, n, j..
Ernest b. Warrington. 2l26 Naudain st.
Daniel A. Pierson, b02 S, 25th st.
Frederick Weigel. Jefferson Hospital.
Samuel Rosenberg., 24t s ilth 81:
John j. McGodrick, 22O0 Manning st.
George Larish, 225 g. 9th st.
Ea,b:r dsSBSs:sn' FSBn::a isss sSs i !s'S
HISSss WI! SsapeossSS'w 1889 walnut al & 3. 9Th ST.
rharIAs Andrew. 1920 Panama
Walter J; sohTNSGSSeg; NGS sSs ga 3; u ioth ST.
Harry p. MoIntyre, 2i8 Delhi st.
Robert A. Almeida, 2h2l Pine St
John A. Demicadis 800 s; Juniper st.
Thomas J. McManus 224s N. camac It,
William Dixon, 1892 Lombard st.
Clifton Stills, 4l0 g. 18th ct.
Alexander Wisher, IS4 Rodman 81.
Georas p Mills soa io2s SRrsSs S2n.S .s st.
iesnder Davis. 1920 Nsudain st.
William W. Ker. s2l B. 10Th st.
fsrSy srsajos. iois Locust St
wfiiiu m Addison. 9is2 Lombard st
xiScrt q. RS6ih. t,l 3. iith u.
SIS: 3 !: :
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-23
(wholesale prices on large lots to jobbers.)
EDVrTTs

Wholesale prices on large lots to jobbers)
FRUITS
PsSss sSss ensST' oo
DOC; Dsa%%Ts Ioar per 9smD"r 4s6 d4'l0 quarter
HASANAs Bfr bunch or :, DOZEN, Hd 'ISo -
HffTSicKLEBERRrEs, per quart, New Jersey,
per EsGdras G Hsw FasSsa sgs
s small sGP SSs per ana nH Mr4y
AND and per %s'Sd 'syspda?S srsii SSs
per jSmH2 S sTsS SasEe sS msoSs o
&c: GS psr eulls : (sS:so 2S? melonsj, 25@sgc, wv
GRAPES DehaTKSTe Se sssst nd GEss Ts@
seH %, iSe i5c. CsfPFHIa' per box ga pounds
sdd 5srss sSa'fsl Jersey Sr1s per
Ssasset per Sr's / S9g%'n s
mostly clings SOC I5G; pgls%g2se Per IG,Gt
70 100 Dea.SGnsssas s a. El0ertas at auction
auariSr phSHS SrecRsi " Rartlstts M,5o@2So; nearly
gir sas J. 9HihS Gaor@s Sssh box ?5 to iS5 DsSTs
ourIl FNs ss SaFAy HPa9 S%.ffi ss
Pnms Psr sof 75e a 81 0S: Grand Duke. s5c "a sI45
'PINEAPPLES-Few arrivals, no sales.
VEGETABLES
quarter pecks) 81 l.oo; wax -; o.
BEETS, nearby per bunch, ga Csc. -
CABBAGE, nearby, per 70 -bushel basket az
to Is heads). 2O@2bc. -. ,uao
cfnSnTEFRY per bunch (12 stalks), 2O445c.
C6RN nearby, per n -hushel basket (3L TO
'$ ss '::i sa.Ss'
EGoPTANTs' nearby. per y -bushel basket u5
~ LETTUcE'- New York. per box e to 2h
'0fipM LIMA BEANS. nearby, per y bushel basket,
'ioNItoNs. Eastern Shore OF virginia, per
hammer thO pounds) poor, no sales; New Jersey
per-" per hamper $50 poundsl; yellow ESQ i;So;
@a; nearby, per y -bushei basket $50 to S3
poPpfEdPPERs PfEPPERs. nearby, per y -bushel basket Is to
Az oP1oSTrAToEs. 1SrA Eastern Shore Of Virginia, per
barrel (s5 to 40 quNrter pecks), No, !, IS
NJ Ok. No p S125m2; nearby, per v -bushel
basket (33 mounds, 60 Q quarter pecks) No.
l. s'NUEET POTATOES, North Carolina per bar
raj cs5 10 40 quarter pecks( No, !, 1904; No.
so'si 40; Eastern Shore Of Virginia, per bar
eel'tab 10 40 quarter pecksl No, s4.25@4T5;
No. O. si.7b 2.25; nearby per -hushel bs sket
a 10 o quarter pecks). No l. S,boqI75; No,
p:sEEsy pssEs ss eHssS ss. hss ss .cc e.
TO riipup iu NIPs nearby, per " -hushel basket Is
a.. ~ "a annsrter pecksl yeilows, 80 soc W
'o 'ocoIASH nearby. per " -bushel basket, white
foo 10 25 squash in baskep and Italian, most
i" ohc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-23
POULTRY

LIVE was. in fair request and Grm uuacr
moderate offerings, Quotat tious: Fowls, as
to quality. @3 25c; roasters. 16nlTc: spring
chickens, not leghorns. plump. yellow skinned,
Weighing Ia o. nF. apiece, 20 2Sc; spring
cnickens. not Leghorns smaller sizes 24R25c;
White Leghorns. 29df 2Jc: ducks, Pekin. 10u2Oc;
DO Indian Runner, II lSc, do, spring. 906alc;
pigeons old per pair. 20 a 2dc do. young per
pair 20D22c
DRESsED--The market for fne desirable
sized stock ruled firm with demand readily Gh-
sorting the limited receipts. Quotations. Fowls.
Y to box. milk, fed, dry picked fancy selected,
2Io; Weighing 4la lbs. and over apiece. 26l9 e;
do 4 lbs, apiece 20C; do. 3ig lbs. apiece Csc
DO lbs. apiece. 80 q o4c, fowls. iced in bbls..
fancy, drypcked weighing ii2 lbs. and ovr'
apiece, pc; do, : lbs. apiece, % d25Iz G.;
smaller sizes, 1eW2ic old ro6sters, dry.plcl,ed,
l'c; brotitng chickens, weighing li2 az lbs.
aplece-JersSy. fancy, 80 a a3c; virginia fancy,
2GH2Ac: other nearby, - q 26c; western, 2iGr
28c turkeys, fresh killed, iced per ID, western.
hest here, 23r2ic; common. zoo 22c, ducks,
spring. 2lm22c; SQUADS, per dozen, white,
weighing II TO II lbs, per dozen 81 20 dC5 do,
DO TO 10 lbs. per dozen $3.50 l.lo; do, do,
lbs. per dozen, s.. ~ q z 10; do. do, lbs. per
dozen, s2,2542.G0: do, do, to Gls lbs uor
dozen 81 7a@2; dark sl.50V2; small and No.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-23
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

was nominal ' '"' ''a'"''
J. tokN-Rcceipts 2O54 bush. Trade was ouict
III nt 'he market ruled firm under light spot offer.
ins Cuotations' Car lots for local trade, az
do 'SSSation--Western No. yellow 81 u i.D2
u' Nos 3, and s, nominal.
4, 'bpIh-Receipts. 65j bbls and $50 $40 lbs
nv S1acks The market was dull and largely
HU,,,,,inaL Quotations per i08 lbs in wood
WWJ5uoh or jute sacks about 25r iessl were:
rien' n,'er straisht. new, si0T105O; Kansas.
sTISd new. $40. q I 70; do straight. new.
snripIl ~; DO, patent new, Si1 25Gll.7 76,
on, ilrst clear. old, sl0.75Gll so; do, pat
Sm,Ii'a Sd25Oa IL. 10; do. fayorite brands. sl2SO
siaosddHG Sly mills, choice and fancy patent.
t,pgu 10. ~; do, regular GRADES. winter
SHpWtnI ,$l0R 1880; patent, SiO.25alO.T5
nrmcr under small supplies. We Suots so % ID
IN ttt.I
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-23
Financial Briefs

The board OF managers OF the New York
Coffee and Sugar Exchange has passed the
following resolution: Resolved That a
liquidation committee OF five be appointed
by the chairman to facilitate the lquida-
tton of open sugar contracts Any out
standing contracts may be ltauidated
through this committee at prices not above
the closing prices OF August l6. 1917 as
established by the future quotation COM
mtttee, No contracts to be liauidated ex-
cept with the knowledge and consent Of
the committee"
The American Sumatra Company reports
net income Of Sl,Ol9,6o7 for the last fiscal
year, comparing with S267 $50 earned in
1916, The 1917 earnings were at the rate
of Sli share for the $500, 900 common
stock after allowing for the preferred divi-
dends. and compares with $3.50 a share
earned for the common in 1916.
stock of the Bingham Coalition Mines
has been listed on New York Curb.
Beginning September | the Market Street
Title and Trust Company will keep open
until II p. m.
Foreman Brothers Banking Company, Of
Chicago; the State Bank of Evanston, nl
and the Ottumwa, Ia, Savings Bank have
been admitted to membership in the Fed
eral Reserve Bank Of Chicago.
The New York Stock Exchange and the
New York curb market will be closed Sat
urday, September I. 4 meeting Of the gov
ernng committee OF the Philadelphia Stock
Exchange has been called for noon tomor-
row to act on the question OF closing the
exchange on the same day.
Tho New York Subtreasury gained s3o4 e.
600 from the banks yesterday, reducing the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-23
FRESH FRUITS

CRnta loupes were quiet and easier with sup
plies largely OF unattractivc stock. Other fruits
were in moderate supply and demand at revised
or. SOC sl5O: do. do. per Is bush. ba sket 2ac n
s. LGmonS' rer box stagd - Pinespplcs,
North Carolina; Delaware. per S.basket carrier,
81 q %. tantalOupeS. North Carolina Ridge
ways. 81 a .25; do, Delaware and Maryland per
Jumbo crate Ihc@si; do D"laware and Mary
land, per standard crate, 80 n soc; do. delaware
and Maryland. per pony crate, 454 450c; do.
California. TurlOck per standard crate, S1.H0
California Turlock per nat crate. T5c, Peaches
Virginia and West virginia per buShel baskct t,
Sl62 Pears Delaware and Maryland. Bart
lett, per hamper, S1.IJ D2.JO. WatermelOns,
per car S.5Mn7S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-23

GeorFe Casey 1918 Summer s,.
William Wisner. 24O N, 23d at.
Elmer Redmond. lO4G Market st.
ihmss lance "a Smith Nth 1928 n. 18th st.
William Caldwell, 1894 N. 18th ~.
Howard oldroyd, 1872 ". 6ist 81.
FRANK. Rennert. 1888 Cherry ri.
John MGCuteheon; 324 n. i6th ST.
Thomas Brennan, 1908 Vine At.
Joseph McNichol. 1880 Vine ST.
stanley seransM, 2il4 Summer st.
Albert Fee. 251 n. Sth st.
William Mahoney, 2047 Appletree st.
Irwin Hill. l722 Arch st.
John Fo2er. 1912 Winter 1t.
William Curran, 1898 n, 18th st.
charles King. Chicaso, III.
Joseph Ryder, 1905 Ranstead st.
Leo Scanlon, 1915 Green st.
Andrew Calicote. 237 n. 23d 81.
John McA Ulster. Hotel Nendig.
William Holzer, Winchester, Mass,
Mike Wassell. 1912 Summer 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-23

Robert Boyd 700 Preston q.
rssr1..M nssrd MmSrdslI md. 4ieo LcIdy ave. S;|<'
Charles Z. stswen.on. on iiss tssiSn T ~. ~: a.
5sH Rudoivh i%haisEts: Ms,s:,ss, sls "a s,s daa a
James, patler. esrssFa Soa srsosyS HSs s5Soh!yn Y, st.
2T9nseph Tnoph Levin, agis Poplar st. se
JGSs iS,S, nqLi, t2i1 fsnnssress = sssrsS. I. & N
AGssrs Mser Picker, Iiao X. Sist 81.
Edwara raS sif'hscs sscs smerss. .cas Gss%b.ds'
HTSe 5nme. MMSLnipshl!s Mi;iiISs ys stoi Market q.
sydney Sin SiIIips, 400 o. dissrs tlss a. ave.
Wslisr WWTSps 7 ,a Killed Toe y; 4ad ST. wa
Louis cullSnoc. 4osi Si aH,,y WyslusInr si .v.
CIfford nI Graves, aals westminster ter ave. II.
ETssst ss: M'sssI M5I ss5s s sslmsn, D aas ''; ave.
sSGrsS sSSrsS ISss ESser sds tpdt Lsncssisr aye:
Charles chl sprsckiIn. 4rii OGDEN s q. Se''''r'
Edwin smith. smith. s3S' sss wiota St,ss st st
psnis ppsvld King. 4l6o Perkside ave.
'e"'a'n'n "oifron' 8s45 Pennsgrovs st. y
EXCUSED
Lewis siesel 1902 n. 42d st. f'
s, Henry Hearmsn 754 n, 4tst st. .s--l
Sor%an ISFfh Prts 4oss 's Hsnsriors Mssrfo e. sv.
Patrick Libble. 66s n 4ist st.
Frank j. Collins, 1880 Rosehili st ifl q
harvey Eskelman, sol Belmont ave
Ahraham Levin. ITO N. 4lst ct. -, Sst X
John Lee. 4204 Powelton ave t.
Ahe Zangwill 1925 Pennserove st
Maurice Greenberg. 3s2s Cambridge ST.
Nathan Iipperstein, 1893 i.eidy ave
tutneodore Hess; sst Preston st.
George sherman, ITO N. 4Oth ST i
Mtiri Mhri Stadan. 154 Preston at. 81
William Supp, Inig Paramount ave-
David Harlan. 745 N. -43d ct.
Wii,iai WiiiiI,iam Gibson. 1903 n Ais, st. S4h
Edward Ashton. 4033 Powelton ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-23
CLOSING LIVE STOCK PRICES

CHICAGO Aug 23.--HOGS-Receipts Il 600
head; estimated tomorrow IN 900 head. Mar
k"' dull, 5Dc lower than yesterdays AVERAGE,
- 70 Sl.25 lower than Tuesday. Bulk $lT.T5
HlS so; light Sl7dlS70: mixed. sl7.25 q Is. 10;
heavy $lIWls 30; rough Sl7 1888
tArTLE-Receipts. b5O0 head. Market 400
i5c higher than Monday. sl5.5O
SHEEP-Re"eipts 1000 head, Market gen
orally higher, S1l10. Lambs, SIG ~.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. "a 3.--CATTLE--Receipts
5000 head. Market steady to lOc higher.
HOGS-Receipts, 5000 head, Market 25 q soc
lower.
SHEEP-Recelpts 1000 head Market steady.
SOUTH OMAHA, Aug. 80 3--HOGS-Receipts
500 head. Market mostly 80 gI5c lower; very
slow
CATrLE-ReceIpts, 5000 head. Market
SLOW; fat, steady, feeders. weak.
SHEEP-Receipts. 1900 head, Market steady
hAMBS-Market strong l0d15c higher.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-23
VEGETABLES

Demand was only moderate. but values gem
orally were well sustained choice stock.
Quotations: White potatoes Eastern shore. per
White potatoes Delaware and Maryland. per
barrel--No. /, s2.75 3.25 Whit, potatoes. Jer-
sew per "a hush. basket-No. |, 10 u I5C: No. .,
3OGi iOc. White potatoes, per bushel 81 q %.
Sweet potatoes, North Carolina, per barrcl--No.
Virginia, per barrel--No. /. s4d5; No. 2, sl.75
d25O. Sweet .potatoes, Jersey per =; bush.
haskct 81 IOIl 65. Ceiery, New York, per
bunch, IL d soc. Onions. Jersey per - bush.
basket 75U90c: do Massachusetts,. per 100
pound bag. S2.70.