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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-21
FOR SALE--MisceIlaneous

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FOR SALE-Rhubarb for canning. Phone
24O7-RS,
FOR sALE-noosier cabinet can morning,
1893 West TiJeras
FOR SALE, 600 gallon galvanized water
tank zoos South Broadway
FlR S-I.t-- Cheap, six-hole cook Stove With
water reservoir. Phone iio7-J.
FOR SALE office furniture and tSIv
writer, Room 10 Metropolitan building
FOR sAIE-For So, lady's white serge SAT-
size 40; almost good as new. 4O1 South
High.
FOR SALE Medium size heater, an'os'
new; at reasonable price. 1911 North
Fourth.
For SALE--Two Majestic ranges 10 nha
condition, half price. The Exchange 4-o
West Gold.
ron Violin Underwood typewritvr
No. 8, and Rhode Island ROSTERS avs
West Santa re.
FOR SALE-Stoyes; one three-purner new
Perfection Oh and one coal cooking stute.
so North thirteenth -
For SALE-one-ye ar-old Boston Bull Ter
rier. pedlgreed, S25. CAN d 9l2 south
Edth, after 6 o'clock
FOR sAIE-one flat-top office desk, letlei
files, chest of carpenters tools and read
ing lamp sl7 North Fourth.
FOR SNLE-FaIi and winter apples dit
ferent varieties five miles North Fou' ~
street Phone 2414-J9, Dewitt Ranch.
EoR SALE OR RENT-slightly used sew
ing machines cheap for cash or pay
mont. expert repairing and adjusting. Ga"ne
s5S.
FOR SALE-Two single IRON bedsteaas
mattresses and springs: one adjustable
porch tent, size Sx10; one lounge III sou,u
Fout;h.
SOFT sPOTs' heel ana arch CUSHIONS.
prevents fallen lnsteps, cures all foot
troubles, 81. Thos F. Keleher, 40S West
Central.
FOR IAI1E- Wayne gasoline pulnT and
under ground tank. in use IS months. 2h
ger cent off list price. Square Deal Gar
age. Phone $40 -
BLUEING AND AMMONIA
OUT OF TOWN merchants write for man
ufactuFers' prices. THE Manzano GO,
Albuquerque N. M.
FOR sALE-T0matoes for canning, S3,5t
per lee pounds delivered in 5O-pouno
lots or over. S. Carmignani Armijo post
office Phone 24o2-R1
! FOR SAIT-Bfsnd new Quincy refrisera
tor, enamel lined; size l2x22 1-2x5i, capa
| city Sl5 lbs worth $40; for $50. Leopolc
Meyer. 113 John St, or call SCI
CEMENT ROOF FAINT
soc per gallon. Roofs under our care VII
| improve from year to year coat u PAIN
| win make your home look nice. We car
do II for you The Mansano Co. Phoh'
1871 ITO South Walnut -
! 7BFADLEss TIRES" puncture proof oNtf
! size, easier riding. better looking, 6Oa
miles guaranteed, cost half as much' W.
| what the motorist has been waiting for' g1i
| can "clean up" with this new wonder tire.
Mr.. Anger, SalesmRnager, rs Second street
! San ErlnctgcO Calf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-21
WANTED--SaIesmen

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SALGSMEN- Stock, anyone can sell ,uy
stock; It's glltcdgc; a bonanza, sS S
street w washington ? q
DiSTRl BUTOR wanted IN every Town tor
speedoine; quart equals 81 gallons gaso
line, make $500 TO $500 month SprodonHs
90. Dept a. Dallas. TrNas
COAL shortage means big money for lyt
rtory statesmen; collect and keep all
money; gas fires in stoves frem Eerosenc
x $ MFG. Co, 35Sth street Columbus 0,
WANTED-S Specially statesmen: regular ~
side lines; all dealings pleasant and PROD
table, statesmen make S3,J00 to Sl0o0V oh'
nually. Commission paid weekly, Boy slN,
Cedar Rapids Iowa
ID BsrANTlAL manulaeturing corporation
wants capable men to establish branch
and manage statesmen. 5000 to Sl5oO ne.
cessary. You handle own money WIN al
low expenses TO Baltimore II yen will quail
fy For particulars address Secretary. 4l6
Howard st, Baltimore. Md
WANTED REPRESENTATIVES, Best NJ
proposition ever offered holdings Of over
I $40 acres oil lands checkerboarded In
north and south Texas oil fields, and in ton
pany, but company organized To drill aLd
develop holdings at the earliest possible
| moment Liberal commission, Canadian.
| Texas OIL Company 1094 Main street. F6il
| Worth, Texas.
| 30 YOU WANT A REAf.LY GOOD siDH
tINE2 Soil Curtis Fibre and Commerce.
| Envelopes to banks absracters, lawyers
! real estate men, manufacturers and whole
| salers samples carried IN pocket, $40
! Sl00 per month easily earned; commissisi
basis, 20 per cent of the banks In your stat,
now using them; territory ana prospects at
| solutely unlimited. get our interesting ptaP
osition Curtis Co, 800 University avenue
| St Paul, MINI.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-21

FOR SALE--one Okla Peerless Job press. n
excellent shape, with two sets of rollers
Price. 500. r. O. p. Silver city address
silver city Independent, Silver CITY n. NJ
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-21
FOR SALE--Automobile.

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ron sALE-=Cheap fiye-passenger Maxwell.
Phone 14O0-W. ------
FOR sALE-Ford touring car; good condlA
ton ll5 West Cold.
FOR sALE-Bulok six. in fine condition,
bargain. 500 North First
AUTOMOBILES washed, polished and r.
paired promptly at Hudson Garage, COY
West Central --
FOR sAT.E--Ford 1915, $l35; cash; .
first-elass mechanical condition North
of springers barn. ----------------
FOR SALE--Two late models Dodge tour
inn cars; also Ford truck. II VIII pay Yen
to see these cars. ZIG West Gold.
AUTO OWNERSHIP Carbon Remover rt
moves carbon in minutes. 81 gets ~
ounce can. Agents wanted Epp Pfoddas
Co., u school street, Boston. Mass.
FOR sAbE--Studebaker iIgnt truck, entire
Iy overhauied and guaranteed In perfeci
running order Late model. Cheap. Cai
Louis Ilfeld or Barber-Potter Motor co,
FOR SALE-One 1913 model 5-passengei
Buick, price $3.50. in good running con
dition; good tires; also one Indian motor
cycle. SOS Bernaillo Mercantile Co., Ber'
nanllo n. NJ ----------
For SALE-f92O Dodge touring; five gooo
tires; front and rear; Bumper watei
motor: used short time; better than ne"
/ car See this car today at Auto camp faid
| Across from city hall; cheap for spot cash
/ FoR sALE--Newly painted and refinished
| Maxwell touring car; good running con-
dition; late model; good tires;e edmpiet'
Ftools; extra tire; tubes. spotlight etc. Ba :
| gain at S425. Phone f7S or Woolwofth
building.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-21
FOR SALE--Furniture

TOR sAIE-Almost new fumed oak buffet
500 2o2 North High -
FOR sALE-Bed springs, mattress. Nitsh-
or cabinet book case. chairs ana tables
1913 South walter
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-21
FOR SALE---E1ouses

FSK oALE---shouoSS
IN 49, 49, IN
If w 70" NO nc"
- pl.one 80 y. .--
tOR SALE N-toyil pllen res'u'"0e az ~"
North halth. ol'stl,ee VAN" -----------
FOR sALE-Four-fpom modern nilch'
large screened porches ia South Arno
ia q several people wanting 20 Guy no1lgs
What have Won 10 sell Phone $40 OF
1901.
FOR SAT,E-Two- story brick house
screened poroh and shade trees Inquire
Ao4 south Edith. corner Of Coal
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~ ,.,,ori. ,aoated az 5t5 vast cad pri,e
81 900 CIV Realty Co, COZ West Gold
nbone me
FOX Sale ,' I'm, i9@ a. Sao. fg.
q parsalh, aoo. 1890 u i,an ~
rom cottasS' y-tV,y -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-21
HELP WANTED.
Male,

MANTED-POwer house engineer good
board and wages. Address Box g. Il VI
care journal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-21
TIME CARDS

MAIL STAGE
Phone call anywnere-any time
Lv Silver City Z a. m ar Mogolon p. m
LV Mogolon a. m; ar. silver City D. m,
Best equipped auto livery In Southwest
BENNETT MOTOR TRANSIT co.
Silver City, N. VI.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-21
FOUND

EOuND-A bay shetland pony. see Jas
Devine Old Town,
FOUND-The address to the Parlor Min,
cry, where they make over old hats for
So 321l& West Central
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-21
-DRESSMAKINC.

sewing. Call at room IL,
State Hotel 32lls West Central
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


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WA l-AgS nurse anu ''"'ll i'' ''s carr
INV l91o- .,
WANTED--Piano to store for use. no chi
dren. Phone 1o5.
WANTED--To buy one or two good milE
cows. Phone 1855,
WNNTFD--The odd iob man, 20 North
Third Phone l3o4-J
KODAKs repaired; ali work guaranteed
r. y Pinoy 2l2 south Third
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"a" -,.Saslr It,ro ,SSs IAN III ,,ntr,l
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ANTED-l.arse Diamond SIX or seven
karat must be perfect state price J. ~
Box 2'G, Manitou, Colo.
WE pay highest price LOT genus ana iaules
OLD ciothes anu oid snoes' Snleago Sec
| ond Hano store. rhone lse. "
HIGHEST prices paid for all kinds Of junk
also junk automobiles. South Western
Junk Co, ia West Lead. Phone 6l9
" 4 NTIiT Son0 fnr tv,n Years nd , t,r
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-21

LADlEs-Don't worry when delayed or ir
regular; use Lady Elgln Tablets; mailed
50 box, boxes So. Dr. Eva Pierce, Seattle,
Wash
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-21
FOR RENT-Apartments

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FOR RENT-Apartment; three rooms; stri1t
Nv modern: no children 725 South Edlth
d "a. htNI--up-tV-date furnished apart
ment; three rooms: glass sleeping room
and bath: steam heat; hot and cold water
phone 2I2a-p t122 waet central
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-21
GlUe Farewell Party
for Selmer johnson

A farewell party was given by the
Jolly Rovers to Selmer johnson, who
left today for Norway for a few
months visit. The affair was held at
Mr.. Johnson's home. Refreshments
were served at II o'clock. Vocal Sc
f%ections were rendered by William
McKeon and Jack Clark of Chicago,
Miss Helen War; and Frank j. Terro
gave a novelty dance and the Jolly
Rovers Trio, composed of Messrs.
Edward Hanson. Paul Resiter and
William Deverin, sang Blowing
Bubbles" Messrs. Jack Griffith and
Dick Dickson staged a f~our-round
bout. Dancing completed the even
ing.
Among those who attended we're
the Misses Mae Callow. Mae Giles,
Agnes Walsh. Lillian Deverin, Violet
Slice, Elna Sorensen. Eleanor Larsen,
Florence Stevens. Amelia e. Yurnak,
Marie Bakista, Betty Shubach, Eve
lyn Dambach, Nellie Raymond, Eliz-
abeth McKeen. Stella Zowistowsky,
and Helen War; of Jersey City, and
Agnes Smith of New York; Messrs.
James Jespersen, John Griffith, Dick
Dickson, John Miller, Earl Johanson.
A. Halligan, Frank r. Terrio, Arthur
Terrio, Arthur Mikklesen, Richard
Frilan, John Kosh, Oswald Peterson
and the members of the Jolly Rovers
Social Club.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-21
Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Boardman of
Carson avenue are spending today In
New York city.
Carl Jensen of Mattano place, Os-
swald Nobel, of Amboy avenue and
Einar Larsen of Smith street, who
recently enlisted in the United States
Navy left today for Newport News for
hhe Naval Training School there.
MrA George Bath, of las Jefferson
street, las returned home after
spending a week in Trenton.
Mrs. Jesse j. Jones, of 437 State
street, has been visiting relatives IN
vermont and Massachusetts and re-
turned to her home yesterday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. H. Jacoby of Newark
visited the latteF's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Leon of Kearny avenue.
yesterday.
Mrs. Charles K Badger of Brighton
iayenue, has returned to her home In
Les Angeles. Cal. after spending a
tyear in this city.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Moore of Forest
Hills, visited relatives in thfs city yes
.terday.
z Captain Charles K. Badger, now sta
toned in Caldwell, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. oyster of Brighton avenue over
the weekend.
MIR. and Mrs. Max Gibian of Lewis
street returned yesterday after a
motor trip to Cleveland, Ohio.
Miss Maud Calvin OF Watson ave-
nue. is spending a two weeks vaca-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-21

The Prince of Wales might find a
bride in America on his Forthcoming,
visit-and then agan, he may find that
not all his royal titles will win a hear
in America. But Albert will meet in
Washington some of Americas most
charming beauties. And Washington
society is learning to curtsy and stu
dying up on the proper greetings for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-21

For the truly smart there is no
surer mark of distinctfon-(and
worldly wealthy than the possession OF
an ultra sEagger sport coa to res
place the lear Did sweater-now be-
come so popular as to nave lost its
aristocratic air. One of the newest
models in sport coats is this ono
fashioned of green and white camel'a
hair in plaid weave, and all bound
round with woolly white collars and
cuffs, and a broad belt A silk sports
hat with a sash to matclt1G-coai
spells "eycI1siva StyIa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-21
Away From Flabby Neck
Parallel Bars Cure That--dnd Double Chin Too,
Says Girl Who Measures Ub To Heans''

despised "superfiuous flesh" appear
in he neek-and woe to the lovely
woman who neglects to include her
neck in her pursuit and preservation
of beauty.
For the young woman the develop
ment of the neck. the strengthening
and rounding of the muscles is of
first Importance. For that there is
nothing equal in value to daily exer-
| else on the parallel bars.
Play around on the parallel bars
ten or fifteen minutes each day-and
a rounded, lovely throat is assured
It's better than hours of massage.
Lift the body up by the arms-that
makes the neck and shoulder muscles
strong, develops the bust, and
strengthens and poises the whole
body.
When the body is lifted on the
bars elevate the chin, then drop it.
Between each raising of the body,
stand on he floor between the bars
n practice throwing the head back
n forward, stretching the chin
muscles. thus supplementing the ex-
ercise obtained on the bars. A few
weeks of this will counteract any
tendency to neck flabbiness or the
development of that unlovely full
ness under the chin. 1t will fill up
the ugly hollows around the base of
the throat, and prove q sure cure for
ScrawnineSS.
In bathing, lake as good care of
the skin Of the throat as of the face.
Wash and cold cream the throat
carefully, and powder it as well as
the face.
Exercise of every sort, taken in
moderation and kept up steadily
every day for a period of six months
or q year will do wonders for the
beauty of every
I say six months because I know
that at the end Of that time daily
exercise will no longer be a duty
but one of the joys of life which she
win not willingly abandon.
And even beauty-the great desire
of every woman, will have to share
honers with perfect health for her
delight. The pleasure the woman in
perfect health gets out of her sheer
sense of physical perfection, strength,
Astounding energy, and general we'll
being, is almost greater than the
pleasure she win have when her
friends say a~dmiringly,
How WE'LL you are lookingi"
and You're getting better looking
day."
People tell me I have a figure
but that does not please me nearly
so much as the constant FEEL that
I have perfect health!
I started out to attain health and
they say I have acquired beauty on
the way-but I know that beauty
WITHOUT health is impossible.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-21
ARMY CHAPLAIN COMBINED
PREACHING AND BOXING

Boxing, as a side line to the ministry,
is a professional combination that Earl
A. Blackman has found works very we'll
In his job as chaplain in the United
before the war, in a Kansas church, and
became a chaplain in 1917, attached to
the 130th Field Artillery. But before
that he, had been a boxing instructor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-21
HAVE WEEKLY M

The Jolly Rovers held their week
ly dance at Rogan's Corners Saturday
night. 1t was a great C One
of the features was moonlight dane
ing. Music was furnished by Sam
Tonghini's three-pieee orchestra.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-21
ton in Keansburg.

ton in Keansburg.
Miss Agnes Knudsen Of Market
street is spending a two weeks vaca-
ton at K~eansburg.
Harry Brewer of Lewis street and
Samuel Tucker of Brighton avenue,
were Bound Brook sojourners Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Eldridge of New
York. spent yesterday with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Pyster Of Brighton avenu
Mr.. Eldridge returned last week from
Franco.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-21
JUST ONE GIRL RAN
SMALLEST ~" CANTEEN

The smallest r. M. C.. A. canteen in
the world Is a portable one, which Miss
Florence Sullivan picks up every morn
ing and carries to the Columbia Eli in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-21
M n Q. a. A X

NJ n 9. a. Il r k
204 New Brunsvvfck Ave. Tel 1887 N
Formerly beauty Par1srs. o. smith 81
Combings made up into Switches
Transformations or any style mad,
right here in parior.
Human hair goods. our specially.
Switches from 1850 IN
Appointments made BIZ telephone
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-21
Y MARTHA rHRooP

BY MARTHA THRUOP
Beauty of face is Of little avail
unless it be accompanied by beauty
pf throat and neck.
The first signs of age-or of the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-21

Plymouth, England. 1t is Just a little
basket, this miniature canteen, but it
holds many of the things that a real life
size hut contains sweets and tobacco.
q spool Of thread for those unifovm but
tons that keep pulling off, and q dozen
other little comforts that are dear to
the hAart of a Yank.
The Sullivan smile that presides over
the basket, however, Is the most popular
commodity at this canteen, and this en-
sign will bear testimony to it's efficacy
as q gloom-chaser.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-21

EARL a. BLACKMAN.
and now as an active champion of the
Y. M. C. AS athletic program for the
A. e. F., he has come to be known as
the Fighting Chaplain" Every now
and then he demonstrates his enthusiasm
for the sport by a little bout with a
pickad army man. and all the d~oughboys
admit that he Is as good in the ring as
he is in the pulpit. Blackman encour-
ages athletics and particularly boxing.
because he holds that the sport develops
: man mentally as well as physically.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-21
Knew What He Meant.


My three year old boy noticed all
the others IN leaving the party speak
to their hostess, so when his turn
came he looked up with a most en-
gaging smile and said, Haven't we
had o terrible tme?"-Exchange.
TO MICHAEL BELAFSKY:
BY virtue of an order of the Court
of Chaneery OF New Jersey, made on
the sixteenth day of June. 1919, in a
certain wherein Esther Belaf-
sky is the complainant n you are
the defendant, the complainant for
good and sufficient cause is given leave
to proceed therein.
You are required to appear and
plead, answer or demur to the COM
~plainant's petition within twenty days
or. in default thereof. such decree will
be taken against you as the Chancel-
lor shall hin equitable and Just.
The object of such suit Is to obtain
a decree of divorce. dissolving the
marriage between you and the said
petitioner.
Dated. June 2Stft, 1919.
HARRY s. MEDINETS,
Solicitor of Petitioner
167 Smith Street,
Perth Amboy, N. ].
5917-6-30-7-7-14-21.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-21

royalty. Three of the girls here
shown, Miss Harding, Miss Brown
and Miss Simonds, were picked as the
prettiest at the southern relief ball
given recently in Washington. The
others, the daughter of Representative
Bankhead and the daughters of Sec
rotary Glass. are among the most pop
ular in social circles.
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And the "Dash2"
Man invented the period. The in
terrogation mark and the exclamation
point are the work of woman.-Detroit
Journal.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-14
FOUR TEAMS TO CONTINUE N E. LEAGUE

pire Kelly who, being anxious to get home to supper called a ball that was foul by 20 feet fair and the winning run scored. After the game the Col chester management admitted the ball to be foul
 Mcdonnell, the Cushing Academy pitcher, was on the mound for Coll chester, and was touched for 13 hits, but he kept them well scattered.
 Shahan started for the Colonials and allowed three hits and one run in five innings and had to retire because of a lame shoulder Hopkins then took up the task and he was unable to hold the lead. After they had made five runs and four walks and four hits. Manager Woodmansee replaced him with Shea who allowed one hit until the umpire gave away the game. The Colonial team played a great game in the field and did not make an error
 Catches by Clabby and Rail and the wonderful infielding of Whitney, Jor dan and Lesseman brought a great amount of applause from the fans
 Three weeks from Saturday the Co., lonials and Colch play for a side bet of S100 and the local boys are sure that the $1o0 will stay in town. After the game Saturday the popular song of the crowd was Has Anybody Here Seen Kelly.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-14
TRIMMERS' BEAT DUWELS
 IN DECIDING GAME

Sunday afternoon at the fair grounds the Trimmers defeated the Duwells in the final game of the se- ries by the score of 8 to 6. It was one of the fastest games pIayed this season at the fair grounds. The Du- wells put up "a stiff game until the eighth then they weakened and allow. kin pitched good ball for the Trim mers and received excellent support Coach James was sadly mistaken when he said that the Trimmers would be wrecked. He must have meant the Duwells Lenard pitched good ball for the Duwells but received poor support. The Trimmers would like to hear from the Greeneville Kickers, the Baltic Rivals, Colonials and all fast amateur teams in the vicinity Ar engagements can be made by answer ing through The Bulletin or by call ing 569-15 and ask for Manager La Rochelle.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SATURDAYS MARKETS.

New York, July 12.-Starting at a moderate pace, today's session of the stock market soon became active on renewed buying of speculative shares. especially tobaccos and motor access sories. Later the movement embrac ced equipments, shippings, steels, miscel- laneous issues and low priced rails, with Denver and Rio Grande preferred the fea ture at a gain of virtually five points.
 U. $. Steel was variable at the out set, but developed marked strength toward the close. gaining almost two points, while Crucible Steel made a sudden rise of six points. Coppers were little responsive to the 21-cent price quoted for the refined metal, all though Anaconda. Utah and American Smelting hardened with the general list in the sweeping uprush at the end.
 Features were American and Loril- lard Tobaacos, United Cigars, Ajax stone Tires. U. $. Rubber, Mexican and Pan-American Petroleums. Gulf States Steel, Central Foundry, Pennsylvania Seaboard Steel and several of the food issues. Sales amounted to S25,00O shares.
 Actual loans in the bank statement showed only a nominal decrease. de- spite the weeks active stock dealings, while ar increase of about s26. 1850, 900 recovery of last weeks large contrac- tion.
 4l-oerty issues and underlying bonds of secondary rails were steady. Total 900.
 old U. S. bonds were unchanged on call during the week.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-14
RIVALS WIN BOTH
 WEEKEND FAME 6

The Baltic Rivals scored two wins in the week-e games in Taftville commencing at o'clock before the Bear Cat -Taftville game they defeated the Runaways in a 5-inning game. Is to ?. Stewart. second baseman. was the star of this game. With four times to bat he got four hits, three of them three baggers. the other a single.
 The Rivals knocked Flats pitching for the Runaways out of the box in the first part of the game and had Chenette on the run when the game was called. Ridgeway for the Rivals held them down to two runs.
 Sunday on their own grounds Lis bon Stars came to Baltic looking for revenge for their last defeat. but when the game was over the score stood: Rivals 16. Lisbon Stars g. An, derson pitching for the Rivals held them to one run up to the last inning when he let up and they scored their last three runs. both the Runaways and inc Stars are good sports and the people of Baltic like to have them come here on visit. The club would like to arrange a game with the Will limantic Rovers for a Saturday game and the club will play a return game on their grounds, we would also like to arrange games for Sundays with the Duwells. Trimmers. Stars, Blues, Panthers, Hallvilles. Lebanons or the State Hospital if they have any open dates. Write Manager Collins. Box 437, Baltic, Conn. or J. Stewart. sec retary. The club plays Saturday and Sunday ball.
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