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PROPOSALS.
THE PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, CHI
CAGO & ST. LOUIS RAILROAD
COMPANY.
Treasury Department.
4.t,arHh Do ER,Far,N 1ay


Pittsburgh, Pa. September ?, 1919.
CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE BONDS
OF
THE PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, CHI
CAGO & ST. LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY
to an aggregate cost OF 5000, OsO.6s will
be purchased for the Sinking Fund Octo-
Der !, 1919, at the Agency Of this Company
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company,
New York city, under the following pro-
vision of the mortgage:
SEALED proposals for the sale OF said
bonds will be received at the agency
Of said Railway Company in the City
of New York. on or before the day
prior to the time of making such pur-
chase, and bonds offered at the lowest
price. but not exceeding par. win be
accepted and paid Tor. Should bonds
OF different holders be offered at the
same price. the number OF bonds so
purchased shall be on pro rata basis
as near as practicable, In proportion
to the whole number of bonds offered"
Proposals to sell bonds to the Sinking
Fund must be in the hands OF The Farm
ers' Loan and Trust, Company before close
Of business, three o'clock p. NJ. Tuesday,
September 80. 1919, and must state the
series letter Of the bonds offered Bonds
accepted must be delivered on October lst
or security furnished that day, II required,
that delivery will be made within ten days
t IL. B. MCKNIGHT. Treasurer
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Position as chaperone or
companion to young lady or elderly person
for winter preferred. either in America or
abroad; references. Address. Care Tudor
Hall, Apartment 3oi, Massachusetts, Ave.
and Tenth ST., N. W.. Washington, d. c.,
Mrs. Anne A. Beach
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HE CLEVELAND, AKRON a CINCIN-
Natl RAILWAY COMPANY.
Pittsburgh, Pa, September 2, 1919.
NEW FIRST CONSOLIDATED MORT
GAGE 40 BONDS
CLEVELAND; AKRON & COLUMBUS
FURNIsHEn ROOMS WANTED.

wANTED-In Newark or the Oranges,
three or four furnished rooms for light
Housekeeping; preferably IN n private fam
lily. Write or phone Mr.. w. A. STANTON,
IS Littleton Avenue. Newark. N. ]. Phone
aa2 Market
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TRANsPACIFIo MAILS.

The connecting mails close at the General
Post Office and City Hall Post Offica station
New York, at 6 p. M, as follows;
Japan, Corea, China. Siberia, Siam, Cochin
China and Netherlands East Indies, via Van.
couver and Victoria. B. c., S.. Monteagle,
Sept. II.
Hawaii via San Francisco. Sc. Luriine.
Hawaii, japan, Cores. China, Siberia. Siam,
Cochin China and Netherlands East IndIes,
Hawai-, Japan, Corea, China and siberia
via San Francisco, Sc. Colombia. Sept. Is
Philippine Islands and Cochin China. via
Japan. Cores China, siberia Siam. Cochin
China, Netherlands East Indies and Philip.
pine Islands, via Vancouver and Victoria
y. g.. IS. Empress Of japan. Sept. 90
Fiji Islands New Zealand and Australia
via Vancouver and Victoria. b. c., SIS
Niagara. Sept. p.
Tahiti, Harquesas Cook Islands, New Yea
land and specially addressed mail for Aus.
trAlis. via San Francisco. Sc. Tofua, Sept. "a
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE-CADILLAC 1917 RUNABOUT
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. EQUIPPED
USE; MILEAGE 2I,OOOi PRICE SO 500 90.
TEL. 47OO BEEKMAN. ANDERSEN, 80
WILTON ST,
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
II. .......u.


Greece (parcel post mails only), via
IfrRus. SIS. Evansville, 10 A. NJ.
Greece and Rumania (parcel post mails and
specially addressed correspondence). via
PlrRus and Galatz, S. Bloemfontain. IL N.
emburg, Czecho -Slovakia, Jugo. slayia Ger
man-Austria. Polaad. Switzerland. Italy,
Spain, Greece, Portugal, Egypt. British India
British East Africa. Malta Gibraltar, Ceylon,
Straits Settlements and Persia. via Havre;
also parcel post mails for France. Algeria
Corsica and Tunis. SIS. La Savoie. $3.50 A. NJ
Germany Cparce post malls and specially
addressed correspondence. via Hamburg, Sc.
Bushong, A. NJ.
Senegal. Gambia, Gold Coast. Lagos and
Belgian Congo, via Dakar. Bathurst. SEQ
condee, Winnebah, AcTa, Cotonou, Lagos.
Duola, Bona and Matadi, SIS. Liberty Land,
A. NJ.
Italy parcel post mails and specially al
dressed correspondence, via Naples and
Genoa. SIS Taormna. $50 A. NJ.
France Especially addressed only via Bor.
deaux; also parcel post mail for France, Al.
gerla. Corsica and Tunis, S. Chicago, s 80
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Yesterdays Fires

A. NJ. Loss.
i2;25-27s4 broadway; Edward Jess None
12:45-4i5 Bronx Park av., Bronx;
Entury Holding Co. ....... Slight
i:30--32l-s23 Walton av., Bronx;
American Oil Refining Co Unknown
4;6o--lo6 Wooster st.. KoeniEsberg
Bros. .................. Unknown
P. NJ.
i;2b-s6a Home ST., The Bronx;
s:sS-si Z; sith St; Church Of the
Messiah ...............,. Unknown
6:o5-6b Cannon st.i woodshedi
unknown ...............,.. Timing
T;o0--iss2 Madison ava; Mary Ro-
senwets OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rlnlne
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BOARDERS WANTFD.

73D ST, WEST. near Park--Exceptlonal
accommodation: beautiful private home;
spacious rooms with private bath; superior
table. Columbus 1881.
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ROD AND GUN NEWS
AAoAA w - EfAh ~ Oh 4
Sandy Hook Primo,
(Thn n nreoennaN naw,

WATER
rS ssp fS sSSs pb1es eSss RS % Y' LONDON
s:Bi:%$$ ? G5s S$ Sf
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Buenos Ayres Grain Prices.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEVEs-Receipts. s57 head; about 20
ears previous arrivals on sale. No trading
OF Importance; feeling unchanged. Dres-ed
peer full steady at 16 a 23c. per ID. for
common TO choice native sides
CALyEs-Reeeipts, $50 head; 575 on
Yeas sold at s2O@2 per 100 lbs. culls,
Msgl7; grassers, ss.5oq1o; good heavy
Westerns. sll. City dressed veals steady
az 26q sec. per lb.; country dressed do,
O9S3c, Sales-Kerns Commission Co: IS
,,eals, ISL lbs. average. s25; culls. l6s.
& c.: 81 Western calves, Sos, sill: ];
q. Curtis & Son: veals, 40. s25; 3
S cabsaa 100 81, 81 sraS'ers 2oO' 'lOi IS
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 1850
hh ssd 8 cars on sale. Sheep weak; lambs
S60ios sheep 9Ss per p 100 100 lbs. caIis. So q
lambs, s1e9 1880. culls. s12,5o Dressed
mutton slow at SO lee per ID; dressed
!ambs weak at 22G csc.
sales-s Sanders 21S West Virginia
s i4ss g lbs SysiEsgs 'iS6o; 2is 81
sheep los, IS. Kerns Commission Com:
Virginia, "a, .1s.2 100 State 20, $3.50
y sheep. 116, IS; Q, 151, $3.50: culls.
81 as Iobln & shannon: l2S State lambs.
Ssss ~ 25; 116. IS, s1e25; 10 sheep. 1o7.
Sl7So 90. 70, SIC; sheep, 1875. SO. y.
g. Curtis & Son: 25 state lambs, s.
5lI5o; 224, 81. $1,000; % cplls, 80, s126 90 /;
Esarriings ITO. Sl2; sheep, 10, IS.
HOGS-Receipts, 1920 head: one car on
fi 1se' Market lawer at '1s.5o@ls; pigs.
salesssJ. G. Curtis & Son: 25 state
hnogs JIG lbs, average, s1e; 2, $50, s1s.75;
r. 47 SIS so; 81. 90. $3.50; IL pigs. 6s,
'ls; roughs, 322, S16.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FIRST CLASS STOCK GENERAL DRY
GOODS FOR SALE. Located in Cisco,
foot front building. Modern in every way.
Address all replies to Box s2S. Cisco.
Tex
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FOR SALE.

tatss boSsht. BENSHrT. i7s - sSaS way t S
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetie survey-
Standard Time
sun rises ,.e;SS M Sun sets. .7:l2 P NJ
Moon rises.....S:2s PM
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandy Hook. . :54 A NJ Gov. Island 10. 10 A M
Hell Gate. 49,. II :55 A NJ
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sahd HOOK; as A NJ Gov. Island. .4:s1 A M
He'll Gate..... .5:5i Al
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AUTOS WANTED FOR SPOT CASH.
Bring car TO door Telephone or write.
JandOrf Automobile Co.. 1853 Broadway
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ARRIvALs THuRsnAY- srprrunrn ..

Is Arcadia. Brest, Aug. rs.
IS Soestdyk: Rotterdam. Aug. 81.
g g Roma. Mareeilles, Aug. n.
rs Caserta. Genoa, Aug. g.
IS courageous, Liverpool. Aug. 20.
IS Gallia, Rotterdam, Aug. %.
IS VIM. G. Warden, Tu1pam, Sept. a
IS Leonora, Norfo k, Sept. 9.
IS Aztec, Port Lobos. Sept. 2
IS Menus, New Orleans, Sept. Q.
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Live Stock Markets in other Cities.

as6 h6ca AGO, Sept il:mHC,ESsom0 AL
So SO, lower than yesterdays average.
Heavy, Sl5,50017.50; medium, S1e.509lS;
n nsHt USE 2 Is; light Light. sls5oG 1850
isg sows, rough, 11491A5O; pigs. sls.5o
SGattle-,Reeeipts. $4,000; estimated to-
iiiqm and heavy weight, choice and prime,
itS;;665a 1850; medium and good. Il@
5000 and Choice iis7s, 7gst TssS
hsiter.. $3.50 ai4,75; cows ss.25 91s;5O /;
calves light ana handy weight ,2O6 I'll;
,,seder steers, s7@12.5O; stOcker steers,
g25aiO; Western range beef steers, IS
sheep-Rsceipts, 80 900; estimated to-
morrow, 5000 rs to soc. lower Lambs;
S - pounds aa0wns $3.50 9l5;TS; culls and
$1,000 j, a.; ewes 5S,s1' MEDIUM mediums good and
choice, i78s.5O; culls and common. '2.25
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 11.-Hogs--Rs-
SS,Ps 500 lower Bulk ,lIgi 81
IS packing sows. sil Gif5; pigs, s1s0i7.50,
q, Cattle-Receipts, $4,000 and 1000 calves;
over, Heavy beef steers. choice and
si2s5a is5,''-I common mon ;iISis.so; light
ana medium, $50 Sis.iS; hsifeI.. ,ss5s
H2586.i5, Veal calves. tii5O0i7; feeder
'teors. 1sQ1s; stocker steers. ss.sog 1850.
ns sSsisgpT7fReSoiRts 2'SOS; slow L Is r.
ysaTl!ns w.thsrs. ta.SO Sii.sk: ewes 81, 50
ssIIssssdii9,g ewes, isSis,75; FEEDER lambs
EAST ST. LOUIS. Sept. ll.-Hogs.Rs-
SS.ipts, $500; lower Bulk. tieQle.5oi
h heavy SaoSIns .ow lsn sm asass :isg
3aeking sows. rough. til9 ll.bo; pigs sl2
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK.

Sc Roseric. from Algiers.
SIS Moncaliere. from Naples.
SIS America, from Genoa.
SIS Calcutta Maru. from Colombo.
SIS Valacia, from Brest.
SIS Cabo Creux, from Malaga.
SIS West Wind. from Kobe.
SIS Fesaro. from Gibraltar.
SIS Western Cross. from Malta
SIS Hankow Maru. from London.
SIS Apache, from Jacksonville.
SIS Lake Sunapee. from Boston.
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PROPOSALS.
THE TOLEDO. COLUMBUS & OHIO
RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY.
Office of the Treasurer.
Pittsburgh, Pa. September 2. 1919.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS


Pittsburgh, Pa, September 2. 1919.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
TOLEDO. wALHoNDING VALLEY &
OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY
TO an aggregate cost of sss,4l0.OO will be
purchased for the sinking Fund october l,
1919, from the lowest bidders, at a price
not to exceed par and interest
Sealed proposals to sell bonds must be
in the hands Of The Farmers, Loan and
close of business, three o'clock p. NJ, Tues
day. September 80, 1912 and must state
the the series Letter OF the bond, bonds of1 66
Der LIST or security furnished that day, II
required. that delivery will be made within
t, H. II, MCKNIGHT Treasurer.
THE WHEELING TERMINAL RAILWAY
COMPANY.
Office of the Treasurer.
Pittsburgh. Pa. September 2, 1919.
First Mortgage Bonds Of this Company
TO an aggregate cost of Sl4,970.oo will be
purchased for the Sinking Fund on Octo-
Der l. 1919. from the lowest bidders, at a
price not to exceed par and interest
Sealed proposals TO sell bonds must be In
the hands OF Messrs. winslow. Lsnier &
business three O'clock p. NJ. Tuesday, Sep
TENDER so, 1919. and bonds accepted must
be delivered on october LIST or security
livery will be made within ten days.
7, II, b. MCKNIGHT, Treasurer.
THE CLEVELAND, AKRON a CINCIN-
NATI RAILWAY COMPANY.
Office Of the Treasurer.
Pittsburgh, Pa. September 2. 1919.
NEW FIRST CONSOLIDATED MORT
GAGE 40 BONDS
CLEVELAND. AKRON a COLUMBUS
RAILWAY COMPANY
TO an aggregate cost OF Sl5,0l0.00 will be
purchased for the Sinking Fund October /.
1919, from the lowest bidders, at a price
not to exceed par and interest, Sealed
proposals to sell bonds must be in the
nj MeHarR WinElOW. Lanier n a.
pany, New York City, before close OF busi-
ness, three o'clock p. NJ. Tuesday. Septem-
Der 80. 1919, and bonds accepted must be
delivered on October LIST or security fur
nished that day. II required. that delivery
will be made within ten days.
t. II. II. MCKNIGHT, Treasurer.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
HELP wANrED-MALE.

HELP WANTED-MALE,
Auto school Largest and best school In the
WEST SIDE US. Send for booklet and pass
Y. NJ. c. A. to school. Telephone Columbus
s15 w. 57th 81. 1870. Special classes for ladies
BOY as messenger. business once down
town newspaper; day work; 50 to start
Apply between Q A. N. and 7. n. c. d.
LOsEE, Globe. IS Dey 81
LEARN TO BE \ CHAUFFEUR-Pleas-
ant profitable work; day and evening
classes. Send for free booklet and pass.
WEST SIDE Y NJ C. A., SI5 West 57th 81.
MOULDERs for steam and hot water
house heating boilers Six dollars a day.
Apply ADRIAN cox STOVE CO., American
and Dauphin Streets Phila., Pa.
statesmen wANTED-Brewsry. Cigar,
Drug, Coffee, Grocery Men, sell Gum Vend-
ing and Trade Boosting Machines; cash or
installment One coffee salesman made
$4,000 extra last month Sell on sight; big
commissions; 100 machines sold should pay
$500 each per month renewals on gum;
operators peanut and gum machines In
quire. THE sANICHU GUM CO.. INC,
3624 Cottage Grove Ave, Chicago.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

-~~->~~~~~--~~~
CARPENTER takes all kinds work: re-
pair houses ~ day % contract anywhere.
WILKS. 52s Hudson St, City.
\ CHAUFFEUR. married, years expert
ence, wishes private position; good refer
ences; answer by mall. TRACER. 2s5 Il.
l55th.
NIGHT WAnCHMAN wishes position.
JOHN WALTER, III LIST Av.
RESPECTABLE married man, 40, Belgian,
Holland, French, English languages nuently.
would like position with exporting or im-
porting concern, invoice, export or corre-
like. a. HAEs. 175 Butler St. Paterson. Nj,
sALEsMAN-Young man desires position
as salesman in wholesals or toy house;
hustler references. L. W.. I'll West 10sth.
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ARRIVED fkOM NEW YORK.
SIS La Lorraine. at Havre.
S. Conrad Mohr. at Bergen.
IS Bayonne, at Venice
IS Mrav, at Venice
IS Chincha. at Leghorn.
SIS Boutry. at Lagos
IS ST. Bede. at Santos.
ss West Amargosa, at Batavia
IS MORO Castle, at Havana
IS kerinanshah, at Dunkirk.
IS Penmovah, at Dmkirk.
SIS Alden, at Dunkirk
SIS Evelyn, at Bordeaux
rs Cornish City. at Bordeaux
IS City Of Edinburgh. at Port Natal.
SIS Columbia. at Trieste.
IS Cabo Cevera, at Malaga.
SIS Duca D'Aosta, at Naples,
IS Mar Del Norte, at Santander
SIS Ceylon Maru. at Sues
Is Corfe Castle, at Cape Town.
SIS I'rincipessa Crstiana. at Gibraltar
SIS Nasari, at Rio Janeiro.
SIS Hwah Yih, at Cristobal.
SIS Atenas. at CIistobal.
SIS City Of st. Louis, at Savannah
SIS Lake Jessup. at Baltimore.
SIS Bayonne, at Philadelphia.
IS A. L. Page, at Philadelphia.
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HUDSON RIVER MIGHT LINES

eight CEEING YACHTS
-" ourist">S"i alcyon' U kroundN.Y
Lv Battery Pier Daily 10 30. 30 Tel Broad 3s7i
To Sandy Hook Ocean. 80 Ret. about : %
Iron Steamboat Co.. Coney Island Spe-
cial Trips Saturday, Sept 10.
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NeWhurgh, POughkeepsie, Kingston

franklin St. p. Nj; Saturdays, aud
$3.50 p. NJ; Sundays. A. NJ, 81 p. NJ and
4:30 p. NJ. for Newburgh and PouEhkeps!e
All steamers w. l29th St, half hour later
for all points in the Catskills.
Tel. 1875 Franklin. 'Newburgh only.
CENTRAL HUDSON LINE
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N. }. r. Ill. s sS.;; 6 s. a n; d4II'
sheepshead Bay, DUNES Dock Edw BerE.
Iund. owner. Capt. OUIS HARMOe
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ANOTHER TIE GAME
IN THE CITY LEAGUE
RaiIroaders and Bottle
makers Put Up a SpIen-
did Exhibition.

Real baseball featured the game
last evening between owens and the
3. & o..which resulted in the score
being tied; 2-2, at the end of the
seventh, when il was necessary to
call the game because of darkness
Gilmore had a shade the best of the
pitchers battle, allowing the Owens
boys but three hits while five were
secured from the famous Poe.
The railroaders drew first blood
getting their two runs in the second
Belt first up hit safely and Mackay
followed with hit. Shriver and
Mills each sacrificed, scoring the
Two runs. Gilmore was safe on first
On an error but Madden flied out re.
firing the side.
In the fourth the Bottle Makers tied
the score. Steel struck out after
which q. Boise was safe on first when
Madden dropped his fly in left. A.
Bunner was safe on first when Shriv
er booted his infield hit. j. BURNER
hit safely and e. Boice scored. Con-
ley and DeBolt struck out and the
side was retired. Both teams made
bids for runs in the remaining innings
both getting men as far as third, but
neither could score.
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Norwood Team to
+. Play at Idamay

It is doubtful II there is another
lean in the county which has a better
record than the Idamay team in the
humber OF games won this season.
Idamay has been very active, playing
every Sunday and having played q
number of games on week days.
The team this year under the man
agement of Port" knight has played
a total of seventeen games and of this
number they have lost but four.
Twelve games have been won and one
game earlier in the season tied with
the Norwood park baseball team OF
Harrisburg.
The Norwood team of Clarksburg
the same team which has defeated the
Consumer Fuel company nine twice
this season as well as most of the 9TH
or stronger teams in this section OF
the state has proven easy money for
The Idamay outfit. Four games have
been Played between the :wo teams
lhree Of which have been won by Ida
may and the fourth tied.
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standinn OF the CLUBS.

Game Today.
West Virginians VS.. Midwest.
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Tennis TOURNEY
STARTS NEXT WEEK
Mems Singles Will Be OPP
ened Tuesday
Evening.

Monday of next week is Labor Day
and for that reason the Y. M. c. A.
tennis tournaments will not start until
Tuesday, September 2.
The first tournament to be held is
that OF the singles for men which will
begin Tuesday evening. Entrants will
be drawn and matched up for the tour
nament before that time in order that
the tournament may start as sched-
uled.
There has been quite bit of inter-
est manifested in the singles for men
and a number OF the better players OF
the city have already affixed their
names to the registration list at the
~" AS expected most of the better
players were among the first to get
their names on the list, although 1t is
feared that there are other good ones
holding back to the very last.
All those desiring to enter should
see to 1t that their names are put on
the list some time this week IL they
want to be sure of getting a place in
the tournament. This applies TO both
the mems singles and the tournament!
OF mixed doubles.
Some of the better players who have
already registered for the singles in
clude Paul Fleming who is said to be
very competent player; Edward S
Winfree, another tennis player OF
ability, and R. w. Lamor, another clev-
er player. Carlyle Small, who has
quite a reputation locally as tennis
fiend, is entered in the tournament as
well as Samuel Rock, his side partner
Rock and Small, it will be remember
ed, captured the double tournament
which was held last spring between
the members of the various high school
classes. William Lehman is also en-
tered in the tournament and is ex-
pected to make good name for him
self. Then there is the signature Of
NJ. L. Cleyett, physical director of tha
Y. NJ. c. "A, who should be good ten
mis- player il he is not. Clevett is put
ting on the tournament and the win
ming of a trophy or two would well
pay him for the time he has spent in
organizing the tennis players.
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9 oznakers Will Play
Printers Tonight

Mid West and the West virginians
clash tonight at South Side Park and
a good game is promised. Mid West
Is going 10 fight to get out of the
cellar position and the Printers are
determined to start winning streak.
The usual strong attraction for to-
morrow afternoon is expected to
bring out a record bunch of fans, At
two p. m. Mining Machinery and Mo-
nongah Glass cross bats and when
that battle is ended the fight starts
all over again when Watson Building
and the Wholesalers come together.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-29
Sharon, Pa. Swept
By Costly Blaze

SHARON, Pa, Aug. 2s.-Fire,
which for time threatened to sweep
the entire business section, destroyed
five buildings and damaged several
others here this afternoon. The loss
is estimated at quarter of a million.
The blaze of undetermined origin,
broke out in a three story building
in State street occupied by Wallis
and Carley, contractors and spread
to adjoining structures. Other build
ings burned were occupied By C. H.
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Bellaire to Play
the Consumers

Manager Rothlisberger, OF the Con-
sumers ball team at Downs, has made
arrangements for a game with the
Bellaire, Ohio, team on Blackstone
park Sunday afternoon beginning a:
3 o'clock.
This promises to be one of the bes.
games seen at Blackstone park this
season. The Buckeye players are a
strong organization and they have
been playing fast bail this year.
The Consumer team will get in
shape TO resist a real attack and it is
expected that there will be large
turnout at the game
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CITY LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
B. & o. 2, Owens 2.
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Idanay is Preparing
for Laor Day Games

two game series with clarksburg at
clarksburg Sunday and Labor Day,
and when the Ida May tossers leave
TOR the Harrison county invasion they
will be in top Of the season form.
The Clarksburgers paid Idamay the
compliment of selecting its team to
be the attraction for their big Labor
Day game and the fans are promised
a real diamond battle.
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Carolina to Play
Monongah Sunday

Carolina is to play Monongah at
Traction Park Sunday, the game be-
ginning at 3 o'clock, and the fans are
looking forward to rather unusually
interesting game.
Bobby Hood will play with the Car
DINA aggregation and there is more
than a possibility that there will be
other new faces in the line up, all of
which will add to the uncertainty and
general interest of the contest.
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Sacrifice hits, Shriver. Trav.es
Mills; stolen bases Mills. Madden, j.
Bunner Steele. Belt; hit by pitcher,
by Gilmore 1. j. Bunner;; left on
bases. B. & o. z, owens 4; first base
on errors, B. & o. /. Owens s; first
on balls, off Poe / Gilmore O: struck
out by Poe A. by Gilmore 4: hits ap-
portioned off Gilmore in innings,
of Poe7 in innings; passed balls,
J Bunner, G. Boice; umpire r. Long;
attendance $50; time 1.35.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-29
IT is THE END OF 7poueLE

When the RICH. pair OF glasses are
worn for the good OF afling eyes.
Nothing else will give relief, because.
nothing else win bring light to a focus
where i should be. Light improperly
locussed IS what is wrong with most
niling eyes. Bring your eye troubles
10 US A. y. Scott, optometrist and
optician, corner Jefferson and Main
tta. Phone 542R-AdE
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-29

To every child having a hundred
freckles or more, a Rockford, H.,
movie house is offering a free matt
nee ticket for performance OF "Freck-
les" a dramatization of Gene stratton-
Porter's novel.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-29

William Parry Lehman and Samuel
Rock left today for Washington, D. c..
where they will spend several days
They will be guests of Glen A. Leh-
man while there.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-29

House building is being fastened
in London with the end of machine
that turns out solid concrete block
21x12x3 inches, each minute.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-29

Yeager and Co.. dry goods, the shar-
on College of Commerce. Mccrorery
Five and Ten Cent Store and s. A.
Kennedy, tailor.