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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-15
U. S. GETs 1NNEN1InN

An invention to overcome static re-
sistance to wireless telegraphy has
been given to the United States gov
ernment. for the use Of the army and
navy, by Prof. Michael j. Pupin of the
faculty of Columbia University Pro-
lessor Pupin worked three years on
the appliance.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-15
coNGREGATIoNAL MErr1NG

The name of the Rev II. II. Rupp,
OF Birdsboro, will come up for elec-
ton as pastor of the First Reformed
Church at a CONGREGATIONAL meeting
this evening at ;745 O'clock Inn
mediatelY after the meeting a session
of the Consistory Will be held.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-15
INJURED WORKER Dggs

Harper S. Miller, aged 2S, died in
the Harrisburg Hospital late yester-
day, from injuries sustained in an ac-
cident in the bridge shop of the local
steel plant yesterday afternoon. lie
operated a crane. He resided at IS
North Tenth street, Harrisburg. No
ARRANGEMENTS for the funeral have
been made.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-15
SERVICES FoR LEWIS CRAMpToN

Funeral services. for Lewis Crampton
aged 40, Ala Harrisburg street, VIII
be held this evening at o'clock at
the Monumental \. NJ. T.. Church. The
body will be taken TO New Market.
Md, at o'clock tomorrow morning.
Burial will be made there. Mr.. Cramp-
ton died, suddenly on Tuesday after
Iut a. o." elk s. iie at * a.
He has been a resident here for
twenty years and was n member
of the Grand United Order Of Odd
Fellows. Surviving are the widow,
Mrs Rachael Champion, one daughter.
Susie NJ, one grandchild\ Ermei and
five brothers and three sisters, all Of
Frederick, Nd.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-15

Shupp, T. j. Neley. j, w. Briclter. III.
B. Smith. Il. G. Attick Jacob Capella,
J Earl Kem, Albert Lamke. ]. *.
Eshelman, L. NJ. Glattacller e. T.
NanLear
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-15
FIGHT CONCLUDES DISPUTE

George Clowney is i'm the Harris /
burg Hospital with his throat cut and
W. Lee is I'm jail with cuts in the (
throat and shoulder as the result Of
an argument in Adams street at mid (
night. Lee Will be iven a hearing
before Squire Stees. Both are coloned. /.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-15
NIGH sCHOO1 MOVEMENT GROWS

Announcement has been made by
the American Defense Society that the
Junior American Defense Society
members of which are students in
senior and, junior high school classes.
is growing daily. Aid of MAYORS, school
superintendents and principals is be-
ing enlisted I'm the movement started
by the defense body TO prepare high
school youths physically for universal
military service. Plans for tho direc-
tion ofAthe junior society are I'm the
hands of DR. cWard CHAMPION. di-.
rector of physical education in the
New York public schools and chair
man Of the military training commit
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-15
''kie- -Yie-Yie! Get
Me 'Geis-Ei' Quick T.

2 Drops Make Corn Fall" OFF,!
I've joined the Never-Again Club.
Never again viii l use anything for
corns but 'Gets-lt Put . drops of
'Gets-lt on, and from that second the
corn begins to shrivel. instead of swell
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-15
MOOSE ELECT

At meeting of Steelton Moose last
night the following officers were
elected: Dictator, ID. S. Wenrich: vice.
dictator, John Il. Shupp; treasurer L.
NJ. Glattacker; prelate, NJ. J. Kane;
trustee for three years, +. V. Meals;
outside guard, Albert German; inside
guard, James Gallagher.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-15

Relief Association will be held in the
Citizen Firehouse tomorrow night at
clock. Action on an amendment
20 the constitution changing the sick
benefit fees for firmen will be taken.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-15

Within ten minutes after an appli-
cation Of Danderine you can not find
single trace of dandrun or falling
hair and your scalp will not itch, but
what VIII please you most will be
after few weeks use. when you see
new hair fine and downy at first
yes--but really new hair-growing
all over the scalp.
A little Danderine Immediately
doubles the beauty of your hair. No
difference how dun, faded, brittle
and scraggy Just moisten a cloth
with Danderine and carefully draw il
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time. The effect IS amaz-
ing-your hair will be light. fluffy
and wavy, and have an appearance OF
abundance; an Incompatible lustre
softness and luXuriancc
Get 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's S
Danderine from any drug store OF
toilet counter, and prove that your
hair is as pretty and soft as any
that il has been neglected or injured
by careless treatment-thats all
you surely can have beautiful hair
and lots Of it if you VIII Just try lit
tie Danderine.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-15
COLONIAL CLUn's DINNER DANCE

Members of the Colonial Club are
anticipating with much pleasure the
last of the winter dinner dances, sat
urday evening at the clubhouse. The
Updegrove Orchestra viii give a fine
program and supper will be served
promptly at Z o'clock. Reservations
should be made at once to the stew
ard.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-18
ALL-BUFFALOES
PLAY HERALDS
NJ KEGS CANCEL
Pittsburgh Team Disrupted BY
Draft Cancels; BuffaIoes
Good Team

AT Bufaioes rated one " Vie
bssf balanced l0ot0all team "a INC
east VIII stack up against the Her
aids on Na@lR sale SHH8at after
noon place OF the Pittsburgh Nc
KEGS Rock
The Pittsburgh boys we're forced
20 cancel their date because xix a.
Ne players were selected Tor he
$ational army In late rsll, ard
are now on their way 10 canton
nent CAMPS They thoughi ne call
would come after The Herald con
test. and when the date - reporting
vas showed ahead a week there wa
nothing 20 90 but cancel tho Herald
contest
The Heralds were lucky m finding
tho All puraloes idle. because OF q
cancellation and 40 the Customer
wIl pinch nif" FOR The Smoks CRY
outfi
Frank " Pleasant one time
The Detroit times., 1917-10-18

Arrangements arc nearly com.
r.ere Cor tfr great Michigan state
SUNDAY cloel convention which
sin d. held n paJroit Not B, =
ana IS % is expected iha. not less
than 10U delegates VIII De- in at
tendance ht DIES fht hundreds Of
visitors The grtat choir OF 1900
voices is lehesre ae every Moudsy
night ln fhc Woodward ave Rap
rsf church under 'he leadership ~
Dr Law
Tho CdrtT-r-1r 'sf---''+--==-sa'sss'---sa-
ton VIII De held IN The First Pres
hyterian church thr CONVENTION
headQuaf postoffce and regis
trauon vill be IN the Institute build.
ing of the Woodv srd,ave Baptist
church. while an thi public meet.
ings OF tho convention viii b. held
2 Arcadia. which has seating ca
pacity OF 8. 800
Among some az those Nho vii
take part in the program are
Marion Lawrence. general secretary
~ the International SUNDAY Schuo.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-18


Cffuslc football and track 'uminlry.
coaching thr AllBunalor. and
ha. nur bunch of college stars In
l- squad pan FiNd. for ihree
wears az An Southern selection
while with North Carolina a and ~,
TsllChief. from Carlisle. Douglas
Jeney from Georgia Bleich from
tho ,anc1 -for professionals and 'A.
College star sherman Of IA, hester
and ether sfArs will De- included IN
fne lineup that vi Zee III Her
l.t-
Win mlltack Dunno out of the
Lineup. bcrausr cot cracked no,
Coach Marshalls hackhcld BIS pretty
Well q srupfed Muilans viii doubt
less Am i'm at fullback and while Dan
rs b. good man he is hardly, up
20 tho standard OF a player Ike
Dunno
Fls..--.A.l y. lanaloes will have 20
hump some 20 rim The Nd 1-fr'
White if they play like they ala
AGAINST the Cincinnati Celts 80
nest SUNDAYS battle is likely to de-
velop into an interesting scunle
The Detroit times., 1917-10-18
GRAND JURY
TO MEET MONDAY
Believed Panel VIII BE Com
pleted and Testimony
Start Then

r. Is expected that me circuit
court grand jury. called BY Prose
cutor Charles n ia noVekl wiki
be organized and charged 1y Judge
George y Cocd. friday morn.nR.
and VIII commence hearing fesU-
monv Monday
There are rs tentative members
~ The jury. al ~ whom are erpsrf.
ed 10 remain On me panel Toe
names of hve additional .lfors we're
drawn "Wednesday by no Jury com
mission 70 fll on the .cunfa Tnr
new members are Herrv q 10
land. SO 1854 West Grand blvd
president ~ the Lincoln N1tor.
company Samuel Fleming SO $40
Concord-ave Of The Jnifed States
Tire company John = Duane SO
IS Riaineave. real estate sale man
william " Flnck, So 1855 Van
Dyke ave. overall msnufacfure- md
r Norman Keddy. $50 $50 coDun
ave carpenter.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-18
YOST TEAM
WINS FROM
DETROIT u.
Michigan Too Strong
For Locals, Who
Lose l4-3

ANN ARBOR Oct Is 10 vas usi
as yost anticipated a hard and well
fought game from start 20 finish.
Only one hing would have been
more pleasing TO the Michigan coach
and that was score slightly n *
cess of fh, i43 count made hy 6is
men over The hardy petrouers rep
resenIng no Detroit univ rsit>
The Maze and Glue warriors WON
the game mainly Via the aerial
route. making all their Ions cams
In this manner. while pllng.nE Tao
tics rarried the bail tho fual dis
ance II natiered little go thc
Michigan player What side heaSet
fhe piEskin on passes. as they we've
az al times under fhr bali counting
~ several % the white lines fore
being stopped
Tad WclmsGn bowed Enoi
k8cklnE ab.ify His foe wts re@Fen-
.-a-l4l-eaf- .-,e-t=za- points ga+ta-l- ig4a
ht touchdovns
Tho The Dctro, lads weu' down
fo 3efeat they presented a fast and
hard brand % fhc faU pastimo bur
rg the last part % The game they
PLAYED even with the men of losf
and 81 one time 0gtciassed them
This occurred toVards The end OF
he fyay after the visitor haa ear
RED mo bail on line PLAYS So yard
20 within foot az The goa lin
Michigan look brace and heIo
them ~or downs
rr.H.a.....
The Detroit times., 1917-10-18
OMAR-HOURLESS
RACE TODAY
Laurel Track To See Greatest
Speed Contest In
History

LAUREL. Md. Oct. ls.-Omr Khay.
YAM Hourless and sun Flash n. face
the barrier here this afternoon m
what is expected 20 BE- the greatest
race ever run over The Laurel track.
The real contest Is between Hourless
and Omar khay!am sun Flash IS
IN ADDED started. entered 10 comply
with club rules and may be scratch
ed 40 he last minute
In their previous meeting. Omar
khayysm beat Hourless That was
in the Lawrence Realization Stakes
% Belmont Park last month
The race is over a course OF one
and quarter miles Each horse
Will carry l26 pounds Happy Bux
ton rides Omas while Butwell will
handle Hourlcss The purse OF $40.
GOO goes 20 the Red Cross. no matter
which horse wins
The Detroit times., 1917-10-18
Women Plan To Boost
Liberty Bond Sales

With a committee % Detroit WON.
On willing and eager 20 work iu 30
half OF the sale OF ihe second issue
Of Liberty bonds. Disappointing r.
suits have been obtained by me
women because of the lack OF prope-
organization and a desire not 20 en-
croach upon or 10 hamper II en-
way the work OF the mems commit.
tees.
The women have found that N
territory they have invaded solicit
ing subscriptions. the men have gre
ceded them, and there has beer lit.
lie fertile ground left. This co1dt
ton is not blamed upon the men
but is simply the result Of the hold.
ing back on the part % the women
for orders from Washington as TO
when their activities were 70 begin
To avoid duplication OF enorts ihe
women have arrived az m arrsnRa.
rnen' with the mems committee 10
have all subscriptions made by worn
On IN The industrial plants and bus.
ness districts OF the city placed 70
the credit Of the women's commit.
tee
In business places such a. thr big
department stores. the Telephone
company. Edison Illuminating com.
psny and similar corporations wherr
women employees predominant. Ell
Liberty loan subscriptions made b,
women VIII be turned over 20 the
~omen's committee
The Detroit ssies cornroiffa..
which Is headed By Mrs. Abnes =
i.arned az chairman. and which va
appointed By Mrs. Delphine Dodge
Ashbaugh, chairman for Michigan NJ
NE women's Liberty loan work. viii
continue 10 aid the bond camusiFr
in any and every way possible and
viii stand ready 10 snSwer an calls
nsde upon n Tor patriotic EFFORT
The sales committee members arc
Mrs. Frederick " Alger. Mrs. Henri,
y. JOY. Mrs. Muir Snow. Mrs r n
Jackson. Mrs. James fnglis Mrs g.
4 Wilson and Mrs Theodore H,o.
derson
Mis- Ashbaugh will endcavo- 10
obtain from the Michigan state HIS.
torlcal society. or other agencies q
piece OF wood OF historic interrsf ~
place IN the Liberty FIRE which vii,
be burned OF the Campus MARTINI.
Tuesday evening. oct %. These
Liberty hres viii be lighted a. va
rlous points thruout the state
school children 90 gather The WOOD
Tor the fires.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-18
p. VI. OFFICIALS
TO INSPECT ROAD

Frank n Alfred president o- Ite
Pere Marquette rails with Ae
slstAnt General Al4H-eas
Crandy and SCI ora other general
officers of the company n8 tsr
next Monday on Tho annla -er
ton tour Of ife limos Tho 04rtt
viii travel confiag0WIy far f0f.ts
leaving Defrcif on OBJ, morning gf
oct %. he party VIII proceed to
~, New ,d naTai9 and III. Pore. f,oa here
ton HarbOf Holland hrIersE grsnf
Rapids. PET key E Rapids T.L
kaska. TrsHefse C.fy Hah'are. -s,.
nav. WslhaIis. fH auo1. HsNr,
son beaverton Nt Pleasant H.
city. Por' tI'ir I'ar.of rrf
Toledo p. ha'r H1uHg
FreepoY GrsDl lsIsr. HIa R4.d
Howard tifg poraafer Msf
s0( 1nl Holland
The Detroit times., 1917-10-18
NORTHWESTERN
FALL SCHEDULE

Northwestern high school With
one exception. has completed as
1877 football schedule An dlte7
having been arranged aNcept Nov
60. which Il still open Following
are the games arranged
oct 2O-lo so. Ann Arbor az
Goldberg held
oct 2I Grand Rapids South ar
Grand Rapids
Nov. 3-l.30. Eestern at Goldberg
field
Nov. Windsor at Goldberg
field.
Nov. i6-3. Cass at Goldberg field.
Nov. 2i-Open.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-18

ned Include Jarvis and Harrison "a
mefr s-It ShrorInE tne shoots.
u1vrt CROSS 7rr m Nture % songs
ana comedy and Ward and Shahert.
rsEttne ger arc pianist. who pre-
sent popular mum hvrs exclusively I'M
addition Ga the vaudeville there vi .ll
% several film features. Iuclua ma
George 81 Nchan p the me .odrRna-
Tie farce seven KEYS 60 EaldpRtc.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-18

suffragists In New York c.tv arc
aIiansing Tor q greaf PARADE A. the
enc OF this month % marx the close
81 Their campaign ia New York
state
The Detroit times., 1917-10-18

The American Girls, Aid h. shll
ped since its organization s460 cases
of clothing and other relief SUPPLE.
20 the, VA sufferer -4zf+sf.-..
The Detroit times., 1917-10-18

facTofles f-Ostum Jereai Company.
Battle Greek. Eichigan. Postum
- Cereal a. La ,AladEor. -oaiaFla-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-04
DEATHS

nieS q sS.s sf;a :.rfs.. Sse
may aS be Temsd Sn to Int n
Asnew ey and dsash!sr q, la,s Inward and caro-,
its lEsiass Sacred HsaTt ana AisT $qsis.y s. Ea
nS.a 10 chSsn 2hSsrs Mon Src $50 30 'ia + eS Ss
rs st Hay g" ass s Es%ard' Gsm Church
sSssl ASSFTASs %HRq Sri q
rick and s%sf 2aSdtncc Fgs1 s4 f. York 80
Hss at Ann' cem chur'h 10
Of b4arErbHsSi Sg.ePR sssd hssSSss Ss1S sns
'i;!si''St : }sSaSa s'%;f SH@fR' al" S
late sASEFs,Ea MsFy F. bauer: i"ss EpstwSSS, & sSsd
Itis TSiSs oH.sry. No rs ISvI,:a r NJ 4
Fas 4 '5 Gem Hais
service.
a. HASSAH sSS Eleanor
Int. at convenience Of family. 1918 f. Column
aas5ssS ASs '2HS %Sssd
hsrSvsi and gi'SHsi H!s
soIsmn SpsrH rsaacm MSn ST.
o a. m int Holy Redeemer Gem.
nusSsSS Of ss Beon sAMSE asn HI
aSd EfS 10 Rg9ns as 81 I@STSss RssiSss snd
Ward Republican, GlusS; smplgSss American
Tssiaenes gTSss Co. nSfsf }S sayorp
Hermit ST. WssaSessSS ss swsS snn ns teysrPson te Gem
BRocK.-Aug 4. HORACE BROCK, OF Leb-
anon Pa. Services and interment at ST. James
'ne eIRNsmAus. nm 2, ELIZABETH BURNS cns.
wd9T q JaMss ,5Ss.d Burns sa fun Ssss s. Esa
MIg ssls N pssetScrp s St private oakland ce%
cAMPnELL.E7!ANus, .. "a, ANNE N p, CAMPBELL,
S4ss ssrfhS hS,T Tues ss sslsms q mss. as
q yeSqts@ sIUss Gem Auto unsra Friends may ea
,"$s EEEA %'iE 2..s.
to msS dss'ss sd s! 3s n 9TH
rl;E ss{ $B#aAH ss sss ssa
resiGeses rssGGes y Charles sehsarfs T
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As!2 CAUSE s9REM Fns. c4AgsEN
ssDs yss aud az fsnds psnsh society nytsa 70 a1ls ia
Rs.ssr to- sSyocd sss d es$ sss fSa Rs
assd Il fhsistiys. snf irisRds DIV pifHsofR HS: g.
9asia ssS i9ss s. M Sui%tsss s1Gsssr &
hhissinson hseihs stsj Hsh mass q reaaiem asd 81
GsbrieI Church 10 a m TosEsi, Inf H9iy Cross Gem
Charles and Caroline collmar,. aged 49, Reis.
lives and friends iSyitsd 10, g funeral ssrycs.
Mfnx No. xsIasp aSs% Gem M Asio funsss N. private e
s.s AZ z f':ss s:ss s::' s:s q: S:s:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-04
DAIRY PRODUCTS

last day of the week was quiet. but offer
inss were light and the market ruled firm.
solid packed creamery fancy specials. t8c; eI-
onds. ssci nearby prints fancy, 45c; AVERAGE
oslo. -.
weak. Quotations; Free eases. nearby nrsts
80 SO per case seconds 80. 599.75 per case,
extra hrsts N1 10 peI case; hrsts. si0.s0 per
ieeted eggs jobbins at 45 94ec per dozen,
CHEESE was auiet but hrm under small
ssss% fancy new asSs -. sSscs:, e ss: Ssss;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-04
nEATHs

sAMTT.-Aus 2. JOSEPH. Relatives rssi, esp
friend; ny,sd cDtS le tSn'ss ssd y Noq Britannia - iat
Mon D. m. Greenmount Gem Romans ''''
% ws% AND ana fsn sqHs5n ssn
from 5oci. Florence ave. W. rh'ia'' ~
vsssIfi e :% EH9g: H9wArD Is.d Pgie'9fs 81
Hss0siSa v,: sna STsSd.' sf ;sTsss
sHnh rfsaFBeT fsi Berlin S' Gem Friends may
ca!l f1!N e LAyEITs l. ,scS5sT; soREN
SYf 81 Danish aESH sScey sroms Ben soclSy len6e s9a
ali other socleies Of Which Tes ne wss p. M. 22iS
9vI!sd 70 NJ A%a Vie fpiWEf
sTEELiEiAuga, Il iieos aesd q; IS Relatives and friends
irniini irnnviied a. 10 funeral services, Mon' IL a. NE
s'ssa f!R st. S. E'SHIsT,AsN sTsnlsT sTnSlEF
pss.uie pea 20. cSs INVITED nsTa SAT- ndtS
i,.2 22 cem w TRemRf11 RemSns may be viewed Fri ey'
Agf gusq, 5qy rss s AFPaRr
81 Relatives and hytss trGndsS to enSyi faneTSi services
MiIP'sSMfilfb ioIs SMnrlboroush a.. sun. p M Auto
sAMTEb 15mb TAThoRN No fs5 sC5
o. Al iSyitSa af his i2 SaSt 42a 9th St
fn E5yss HlIsdG CEN fF%RANK AgG IT, iunfasb husband o,
and friends Assembly Nc nn s. A 40 o. r. M m. Town.
yited 10 TUNA md York rd., Jcnkintown, Pa. Int
priNyia,t6e, Hiilsluss sue 4 1917. MARY BR1NToS
nICK TEpIMSS' EIowsE THOMAS. Funeral services and
INT: az NorItnw.CiSS ! no.ciDck' e''
Aug: ~, A. y . c'S' peyerlv N j. Aug, =,
THORNIO,NS ,Shan "a of Csthsrine Thornton, aged
61. Rolatiyes and fr,enoKs nd oKsnigbfa Of Columbus
No: 3: WanuJ Burlington Lodge, No. 300 b.
p @; T.; inNl''FF and Franklin ave-, beverly, y, J.
Cooper ~. Sun fosanh'a church y a. m Int
Hish ,,,s, mass cSm Sm Remains may be viewed sun
eve evs@poxrt,,-Aus, .. EDWARD. husband Of
rio ATrd1al inee snyderj son OF late william
End carSiins icnnps Tribs No. 8, l. 8 4 Nj Mer
GTSnitiy TrnstS Ccounc No. Ele o. o, I. A. tnyitsd
to funeral serViIGGts Int Nopthw6od Gem Auto N.
Aisgheny ave i"' -''' -.
neral AUG 4 1917 suddenly THOMAS
T46ol65d 6el6Yad son Of Patrick and the late Ellen
tonS bffs late residence 2605 s. Jessup st. =
r,MNArsN MAN tliibGAR O.. husband Of f. Allie b., son
~ infss Isaac W and Esther NJ, Van Houton
ppalaiivos and friends, Excelsior Lodge, No. 49l'
+, and H. NJ. invited TO services and INT Moh'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-04
Despondent Over Draft; Suicide

CHAMBERSBuRG, Pa, Aug 4.--David
Hawk, twenty-nine years old, committed
suicide today by shooting himself through
the head on his farm at Cheesetown. He
had been melancholy over having been
drafted and feared that he would have to
leave his farm and family and go to war.
He leaves a wife and one child. He bought
the farm on credit and had Just about paid
for It, which added to his detection over
having been drawn in the draft.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-04

CHICAGO aug. g. -. .HoGS-Receipts. $500
bssd o sc so6G Sfhe heavy Msfa
lSt5 rough h,Gyy 81 3'it7y St Ight 8 4 q A. 7'
CATTLE--Receipts. 5000 head, Market slow.
Beeves s7.50614; cows and helfers; $500
ii go stockers and feeders. s5.75@9; calves
SHEEP-Receipts. $500 head Market weak,
ii 1850
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-04
Exchanges Closed Today

Stock and commodity exchanges through
out the country were closed today. The ac-
ton in keeping the markets closed from
last night until Monday morning. when they
will open at the usual time, was first taken
by the New York Stock Exchange because
of the excessive heat, which has resulted
In keeping attendance In the financial dis
trict down to the minimum. The foreign
markets were also closed. Banks and trust
companies were open for the usual satur-
day hours.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-04
BANK CLEARINGS EXPAND
Increase of 1914 Per Cent Shown in
Week Over Last Year

Business. as measured by the bank clear
lngs through the principal clearing houses
of the country showed some expansion dur
ing the last week as compared with the
previous week The total clearing, stood
at $5,728. .209.9I3, rep. esenting an increase
of $3s7 over the previous week and
q gain OF s930.011026 over the CORE
sponding week last year. or 1914 per cent.
Details follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-04
CAUTION NOTICES

ALL PERSONS are hereby cautioned against
harboring trusting any of the crew OF the
Portususse steamshlp Dondo, from Lisbon.
Of their contracting win be paid by the mas.
ter, consgnees, or by Earn Line Steamship
Company. agents. 452 Bullitt Bldg
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-04
ESTATE OF MARGARET

hSS ESTATE OF MARGARET MORRIS
~ MOON, Deceased = Letters testamentary
on the aboye estate having been granted to
THE PRoVIpENT LIFE AND TRUST COM
PANY OF PHILADELPHIA and MAkY
GILBY. all persons indebted to the said estate
are requested 10 make payment and those hav-
ing claims to present the same. without delay
at the ONCE Of said Company, No. 409 Chestnut
st.. Philadelphia
ASA s. WING.
President.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-04

MORToN-McNIURTRIE. = on Wednesday,
Aug. !. by. the Rey John n, Chatt!n, RoRERI
McMURTRIE daughter Of the late Theodore
MCAIurtrie, ESQ.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-04
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
Deposits and Surplus Show Gains for
Week

NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-The New York
bank statement today shows increases In
average and actual deposits and surplus.
Detnils fOlloW.
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LOST AND FOUND

SIJITCASE-Iost from automobile at 10th and
Chestnut suitcase, containing clothing and
other valuables, initials J. T. F.; reward for
return and questions asked. 1877 Land
Title Bldg.
HAT-Lost Panama hat from auto, Wednesday
night going from i5th and Brown SITS. to 4Oth
and Lancaster ave. 50 reward II returned to
$40 Drexel building
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-04
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

f~@ ESTATE OF ANNIE 5. WILSON, DE-
ceased - Letters testamentary on the
PRoy!DENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA. all persons indebted TO
and those having claims to present the same.
without delay. at the office OF said Company
l09 Chestnut st.. Philadelphia.
ASA g. WING,
President,