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<WALLACE
FIpELITY FrRE-PRooFL WAREHOUSE
1sl7-lS19 MARKET ST.

N. lsG1so8 N. 2o-253 Church Lane. dtm.
~ LONG-DIsTANCE MOVING
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We wilk he clad 10 consult with owncR
who areedestrous Of disposnE or thsr
real IgtatN during the coming fall seSson
Myers & BARTlI
RIDGBsANE. AND lOI9>
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ROOMS WANTED

WE CAN RENT your fur. Or6unfur. rooms
and ants. large list ',rH lg. results guar
antePd. 1920 Filbert Rrr T." locust 1882
WANTED-Two or , T,onu. with private
bath; furnished or unfurn chCd. p 927
Ledger Office. ~
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MOVING DAY MADE EASY
Large padded vans. expert movers, North
Phila. storage Co. 2033 Ehish Est. free.
Shibe Park hreproof building. Dis. 1900.
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Observation-Disclosures
ARDMORE,, P. r. r.

country place; ~ a.. stone and stucco resi-
dpnCe: 10 rooms. bathrooms: stable and ga
rage; greenhouse. etc Excellent condition.
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WEST PHILAnELPHIA

I4O1 N, IGTIT-Two ro0ins. bath ,ifchen
ntta furn.: room. nrlyaLe- bath. s.. SO mn.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS
DIAMONDS ROuGHT
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
CAST-OFF CLOTHING

ANY sIzE-PRICE NO OBJECT
KELLY & CO., 032 CHESTNUT ST.
lie 1l-22 Over Childs' Restaurant. Priv
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Observation-Disclosures

TWO and 8 story porch-front houses; al
OI,NFsY REALTY CO, 55ll y. 9th st.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

WOMAN-Well- ducated business woman
wants to work for corporation or individual
in any capacity requiTtAg originality. initia-
tive. concentration and common sense. Ad-
dress Box 1893, Newport News, Va,
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c. F. SIMON, III S. 10th St.

$1,000 MODERNE2ta STORY DETACHED
~ home on lot 50xl50; hot-water
heat. gas and electricity: located in most
desirable section of Ardmore. WILLIAM a.
McCREA. Ardmore. Pa. Phone Ardm0re 80.
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RToRAoE pNp MovINo

I'd Phone Kensington 1918 Local
and lGnsIdistance m0ving Large pSdded
fnsurcd While in transit Reasonable rates.
EXcclIenf services. Evening and Sunday.
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E,GI.ESNrERE Park. Pa.

van mod conven for rert at rea terma,
orcuparts take meals al the Forest Inn
wri,e II Nea N"r Huuhssvins PI
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STRONG PENN TEAM
TO OPPOSE CORNELL
Coach Robertson Has Fine Ma
teriaI in Big Meet at
Ithaca Today
QUAKERS FAVORED TO WIN
QUAKERS FAVORED TO WIN

ithaca, y. V. May 10.--Coarh Law
son Robertson and his strong Univer =
sity of Pennsylvania track team ar
rived here late last night for the first
important dual meet of the season here
this afternoon.
According to the dope the Red and
Blue should give the Cornell combua -
tion real fight and Coach Moaklpy is
looking for nothing easy. The way in
witch Penn performed against the
Navy last Saturday has been sufficient
to convince the Ithacans that the
Quakers have the class.
Penn looks very good in the sprints
and middle distance races. but. as
usual. must concede the distance events
to Cornell. Moakley, as usual has a
wonderful collection of long distance
athletes. and they appear almost uu =
beatable in the one and two mile events.
The field events seem to be divided
equally. The result of tOday's meet
should serve to give the collegiate fans
an excellent line on the outcome OF
the Intercollegiate which will be held
in Boston on May 30 and 81.
Penn and Cornell are very strong,
and this meet will be- watched closely.
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Logan A. A.. a hrst-clsss nine. has open
dates. j. W. Dando, 1SI3 Rockland street.
The Dalton Club, OF West Philadelphia,
would like to arrange games Win all hrst-
class travelling teams. mainly PItman or
the Reading independents, for May 80. Lewis
c. McBlsin. s37 North Twenty'siXth street,
The Glendale u. C., sixteen,year-old
nine, wants TO arrange games with mines
who are willing to travel TO the DAIRY.
Paramount Park, Robert Springer l7l2
North Taney street.
travelling team, wants TO book Saturday and
Sunday games, r. laury, lo"i Taskef
street
wynola A. A. would like, to hear from
Feiiner. 25oi Master street,
The Arso A. A.. a seml-pro trevlIng team,
has May II open, J. II. Daley, 7lD Bel
grade street, or phone kensington iSOi-W
after p. m,
nrstls"ss sT home me- or or tTaVeiinE sV % teams. Frank
Shields, ST15 Pulaski ave.
The Jlnx n. C., of South Philadelphia.
wants TO arrange games with hfteen. sixteen
year-oid teams. w Stelnberg, a60s South
Hutchinson street. -
Greenway u. g.. fourteen.si .sixteen-year-
als Blown r'If1s ifsI Nofsh rhrsthfd ss % street
May Il. can William Jordan, Dickinson
8cOb-W.
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Western a. A.. a first class travelling
team, desires out-of-town games for Sum
days A. J. Carly. 1884 Widener Building.
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What May Happen
in Baseball Today
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati, I, Chicago, o
Other games postponed
AMERICAN LEAGUE
All games postponed
TopAYS SCHEDULE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston at Philadelphia--Postpone
New York at Brooklyn-Rain.
st. Louis at PittsburEh--Cloudy.
Cincinnati at Chicago-Clear.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics at Boston--('loudy.
Washington at New YOrk-Rain.
Chicago at Cleyeland-Rain.
Detroit at st. Louls-C1ear.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL NOTES

home May II open W. II. Kiken so5
North sixty-slxth street.
The Chinkatee Club. a first class travel
ing team, has open da ties. Jack Karst for
merly with Brooklyn Nationals 1917 North
Eighth street.
travelling team. has open dates. j. Harris
0i2 North Fourth street.
The East Park Profs has May 10. IL "a
and 81 open for first class home teams
william Denges, is45 North Twentieth
street.
Tho Healeyville u. G. has open dates in
May and June, for all frst-class clubs. Ad
dress, Reader, 4242 Richmond street.
The Alma r. c. has open ds ties for first
liam Hill, 2o5S North Third street,
Western a. A.. frst-cass travelling
days A. j. Carly. 1884 widener Building.
The Collins A. g., seventeen eighteen
games for May II and ali Of June and July,
v. r. Clements 1881 Moore street,
The Brookdale Club, a hrst-clsss travelling
bon. Pltman, Palmyra -Riverton or any other
street. 10y
The Indiana Club. fresh from helr vic
~ and 80 "a; M aud p. m) open for first
class home cluhs. Joe Meiman, 1880 North
Thirty-second street.
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Many Soccer Teams to Play
for South america Title

Rio de JanejrO, May 10.-Socccr
football teams from Argentina,
Chile and Uruguay are here to com
pete for the championship of South
America. Brazilian teams are also
entered for the tournament. Six
games will be played on Sundays
and holidays, beginning May II and
closing May 20. This event in
South America has the same sig
initicance as the worlds baseball
series in the United States. During
the tournament nautical sports will
be held.
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YALE AND PRINCETON
IN DUAL MEET TODAY
Captain Braden to Lead Eli
Athletes Against Erdmans
Tiger Squad
SCHOOLBOYS TO COMPETE

Princeton. y. j.. May lO.-Ialc and
Princeton will compete on the cindcl
path in the Palmer Memorial Stadium
this afternoon in the first dual track
meet between the two universities since
the outbreak of the war.
Yale has formidable list of entries
headed by Captain Braden and should
easily excel in all the field events.
while the Tigers seem TO have a slight
advantage on the track.
Erdman Favorite
Captain Erdman. intercollegiate hur
die champion. is expected to be return
cd winner in both the low and high
hurdles.
The mile run should be the most
interesting race on~the days card. In
this event. Reed who broke the in
tcrschOlastir mile record while at Mcr-
rersburg Academy. will represent Yale,
and pentipld. McCullock and Raymond.
all members of the four mile relay team
that distinguished itself at the recent
Penn relays, will run for the Tigers.
Prep Athletes Compete
The twenty third annual interschoas-
tics will be run off in conjunction with
the dual meet. Twenty of the larger
eastern high and preparatory schools
have entered teams. and of these the
stiffcst competition will be between Mer-
cersburg Academy. Hill School and
Luwrencevillc.
Mercersburg has captured the title
for the last four years and win to
doy will yive them nrrmnnpn pOSspSSlOl
Of the present trophy. They beat out
Hill last spring by less than half II
point.
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BIG SOCCER GAME
Merchant A to Play Picked Team at
Fairhill Park Today

One of the most interesting soccer
matches of the season will be played
this afternoon at fhe old Fairhill base
ball grounds. Third street and Lehigh
avenue, between the Merchant "A"
soccer eleven and the picked team from
the various shipyards.
These teams have met twice and each
has romped home with game. Presi-
dent Big Bill Wilson. of the Merchant
Shipbuilding Corporation, will present
the winning team with medals and a
silver cup. ....
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The Onus Club, a siXeen-t wenty-yea r old
team. has open dates. J. Harris
042 North Fourth street.
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EASTERN MEET TODAY
Twelve Teams Entered in Intercol'
leaiate Track Event

Springfield. Mass, May IU. TW"lVe
colleges are entered FOR the opening
meet of the Eastern Intercollegiate Ath %
Ietic Association at Pratt Field today
The trials originally set for yesterday
will be run off in the forenoon, with the
finals in the afternoon.
The entries are Boston | nivcrsity
Tufts, Holy Cross. Worcester Tech,
Massachusetts, Agricultural. Spring
field, New Hampshire State, Middle
bury. Stevens. Colgate, Albany,
Teachers and University of Vermont.
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in three tournaments. two at match play
and one at medal Geist cup (medaI) i
six straight victories Shawnee tourna y
mcnt Cmatchl. five straight victories
Bumm Memorial cup tmatch), two
straight victories. Has any other
woman player oyer .cqualcd it?
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PITT TEAM MEETS NAVY
Captain Shea's Men Favored in Qua
Clash Today

Annapolis. Nd. May 1O.,-Ih" strong
Pitt track team. led by Frank Shea,
captain of the Smokrtown boys, and
one of the best middle distance rum
ners in the country. reached here last
night for the dual meeting with the
Navy here this afternoon.
The Navy showed poorly against Penn
last Saturday. and n comparison of the
recent work of the two tchms shows
the Pitt boys to enter the competition
favorites.
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Five COrnered Deal

Several close friends of Slallimgs who
have followed the miSfortuueS Of the
Braves this spring ar" authority for
the assert ion that the Boston club i.
out to strengthen its buttl" array at
any cost and brli"v" that HS final
show down five rorn"rcd deal will
b. accomplished.
Negotiations may he off for the pres
cnt. but those on the inside believe the
Braves. phils. Giants, Cardinals and
possibly thr Pirates ar" trying to shape
III, deal that will startlr the baseball
world.
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Carick May Leave Williams

WilliamstowD. Mass, MAY 10,--lt was an
nounced last right that Jerry Carick. OF
New York, might not return TO Williams in
the fall to complete his college course. He
was a football. basketball and track man on
varsity teams.
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Baseball Games Halted

Louisville. KY. May 10-Rain yesterday
and the inauguration Of the racing eason
today caused aba ndonment except for a
game Sunday. OF the INDIANAPOLIS Louisville
American Associa tion series OF h"e games
here.
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Th" PhladcIphian> are backing him
to Il man. and this despite the fact that
both RiSl"y and Shackrlford know every
bIad" of grass and every "uppy il" on
th" course. Not only lid he play welt
NJ Pinrhur~t. but h" has been playin~
most Of tn" tim" in tn" seventies since
he got back to town.
MvlcS aud Frank Higgins. of stem
ton. were virtorS in two extra hn'c
matches yesterday, and Dave Clcgg. uf
I.anSdoWn". won another
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Louisville, KY. May lO-JOe Stecher of
Nebraska. defeated Wadek Zbysgko. OF Po-
land, here last night. IN l45.l5. Stecher
used the body scissors and bar arm holds
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Walter smaIIwood Returns

New York, May lO-Walter SmaIIwood
the Yankee pitcher, who returned from
France on the Pretoria. called ut the local
club Headquarters yesterday
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Penn.Princeton Idle

The annual ba seball game between PenI
and Princeton scheduled for Franklin FielC
this afternoon, was postponed on acCoUn
of rain.
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Glen Mills Meet Postponed

The Glen Mills interschol astiCs. schedule'
for today. called off account o
rain. The meet will be held on May "a
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RAIN AGAIN STOPS
PH|LS-BOSTOK TILT
Coombs Calls OF TiIt-Denies
He Tried to Trade Cravath
and Oeschger
TALK OF 5-CORNERED DEAL

After gazing at the moisture which
fell all over tho lnndscapc this morn
ing and consulting Sam PAYNE about
tn' condition Of the playing field. Jawn
combs chilled of the ball game which
was scheduled between the Pills and
inc Boston Braves this afternoon.
rms makes the second poStponcmrnt in
as many days. and there will be- moth
ing doing until Monday.
'oombS also denied the rumor that
h" had offered 10" Drs"hgcr and Gavvy
'rnvath to Boston in exchange for
Arthur Nrhf. the left handed twirlcr
rms was handed out rs n rcd hot tin
lat" last night and looked good until
tn" cold. gray dawn of this morning.
That story is news To mo said
Coombs. "Thcrc is no chance to trade
I o"s"hg"r and Cravnth for any ono.
because want them ON my ball club
| don't know how tho rumor started. "
According to the nocturnal narrative.
, there had been some conversation spilled
| in tho Maj jcstir between StnlingS and
'oombS. regarding tho strengthening Of
the Braves uutticld aud the Pills
! pitching staff.
Need SOuthpaw
, oalizing that he needed fork
+ handler. 'Oombs is said to hav" hnitCd
his hook with Ocsrhg"r and travath
in an effort to land Nchf. Then. il is
/ alleged. Stallings turned down the offer
and the stuff was off.
While in New York. CoombS heard
we'll founded rumOrs of how Manage
! John j. McGraw. Of the Giants. tried
I" land Pitcher Nchf by Offering Out f.
fielder Dave Robertson. Al the time.
! StaIlngs admitted that he needed All
'outheldrr of the Robertson type. but
President George Washington Gran: Of
III" Braves was unwilling to part with
any of tn" Boston clubs pitching
strength.
McGraw having been turned down.
toombs thought h" would try his Luck.
50 tn" rumor runs Tn" result was
a turn down for the Phil boss StaIlingS
admitted he could use Ocschgcr and
travath. but was unwilling to part with
Nchf
The fact that StaiIings already has
turned down offers from the Giants
aud PhilN is not taken rs II final an
sw"r from the Braves. M"Graw made
Il hurried trir TO Pittsburgh whcr" he
dirkcrcd with the Cardinals for per-
mission to talk terms to tatrh"rS Con
ZalrS and Cruise in view of probably
SHIPPING Robertson t" st. Louis for
these two players aud then turning Con
zal"S and Cruise over 10 tn" Braves fo"
NChf.
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REACH nAvFN. \. -
TOURS

HonoluIu---JAPAN-CH -CHINA---rnsli
Small party sailing from San Francisc1 I111
30 and 0etober II per y. :, Korea. III
Booklet on reguest FRANK q 6f4IM
Times BldE., N v. City, PhlladaIphIa Az1
Land Title Trust Co, Broad and chee<'
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ATHLETICS WANTED
TOPLAY YESTERDAY
Weather Conditions Were All
Right, but Barrow Said
Nothing Doing
PERRY TO PITCH TODAY
By EDWIN }. POLLOCK
special StaF Corresrondert Travelling with
the Athletics

BoSton. Mass. May 1O.-It was n
'"Id, cold dav in Boston town ycstcr-
daf, 50 cold that the men were over
"oatI"SS and the women wore fur>.
Whl'h Is sure sign of summer. Straw
hats w"r" in evidence. but still il was
'"'d' The Boston management said 80
"hd' "i "our~c. that decided it. There
was u" gam" at Fpnway Park.
- Mack'S athletes still are wonder
ing why the game was postponed. Re
ports werc that tho Red SoX bosses
wer" figuring on the old gate percent
nge later in tho season when II doflblc
header would bc on tap. 4 double
header is two games for one admission
anytime. even if the As are tho at
traction
IN" Mackmen were informed BY the
hearth hounds at the hotel that Boston
has been poor baseball town this sea
son, but that holds true only for the
Braves. VIII" won their first game ON
Thursday
Have Good Crowds
The Red Sox have been drawing good
crowds at Fenway Park.
Perhaps the most restless crowd in
captivity when there is no baseball
game is ball club on the road. The
Quaker City athletes had as much time
on their hands rs Billy Penn has under
his feet.
Half Of &. Mnck's payroll sat around
the lobby some of the daring pyposed
themselves to the cold by sitting on the
old front porch. The rest of the clan
went hunting for ten cent movies.
The most startling news I, tho ball
players Of the day was the fact that
John u. Rock"f"II"r paid 81 900 600
10 the Victory Loan for baseball auto
graphCd by thrlsty Mathcwson. and
that balls bearing the names of Larry
Doyle and Art Fletcher sold for half Il
million.
Won Ohl asked what he would get for
BAY signed with his name. and some
one laid ten days. All of which shows
how popular the business manager j.
with the ball players.
Perry All Set
Mack is ready to fling Sroi Perry
against the worlds champions in the
first of the series doday. and the big
Atlanta right handler probably will he
opposed by Carl Mays. Perry has yct
to win his first game. and with Mays
in there hurling against him chances
for a getaway. in the 1919 win column
are not very rosy.
Mays was spiked in the Yankee So
res by Del Pratt. but hr took q work
out at the park yesterday. and appnr
emily he is in good shape again. II. was
Barrow $ intention to work Mays. Ruth
and Bush against the As in the three
games. but with the series cut down to
two tits it is likely that Bush will get
the assignment un Monday.
NOtes
connie Mack and several Of tie" As WIZ
attend the uuNeiinG Of d tablet In memory
of Tim Nurrnup tOI1OrrOW. former Boston
Ia sPball writer and AT ihC time Of his deP Tn
president Of tn" New England Ba seha II
League.
Everett Scott leads the worlds champions
In subscriptions to The Victory Loan. Hu
belDed finish the lob with $4,000 MauagCr
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R\D\OR I'M. Radnor. Pn.--lurul homo for
bus men. close to station. with wonder.
ruI Ird.n srr.. leauiifu' surroundings: within
fnv MIN. ~ T.. raIter: very "Xrelleut IA bic
Noiur rrarij"e arnomm"duted. Pi Wavre IL
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ll5pound cass-Won by Gordon Burkett.
Of Penn, over II. II. Jenkins Of state. Three
rounds
l25-pound CLASS. Slonlon. of Penn. heat
r. II. Friedman. of state. Three rounds
1875 pound class A. McFaddenf of Penn
state. beat Don Lew, amateur champion Of
Penn. Three rounds.
l45-pound Class-F Frank Grant of Penn.
beat lie Mar Cooper. Of Penn state. Three
rounds
154-pound class-Eddie Aiken. of Penn
State, won over William Armstrong, Of Penn
Four rounds. extra round necessary for
leCisonD
l60-pOund class Heinz Bourne OF Penn.
beat Ray Henny, of Penn State. Three
rounds.
Referees-Bert Crowhurst. Jack O. o'Rren,
William Rocap and Joe Wright.
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Perry All Set
Notes

i'onni, Mack and several of ih" As VI,
attend the uuyeiiug Of d tablet In memUr.
of Tim Nurrnue toIIUrrOW. former Boston
la seball writer and AT ihC time Of his deR q
League.
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PENN BOXERS WIN
FROM PENN STATE
George Decker's Pupils Take
Honors in Four Of the
Six Bouts
M'FADDEN DEFEATS LON LEW

Penn won the first collegiate boxing
tournament ever held in this country
last evening from the Penn State team
at Weightman Hall. The pupils of
George Decker took the honors in four
of the six bouts.
The surprise of the evening was the
defeat of Lon Lew, the Oriental light
weight amateur champion of the Ini-
versity. Lew was favorite over &. A..
McFadden. of State, but the unusual
style Of the visitor completely bafled the
Red and Blue athlete.
'rhn NJ MN q rias fnllnM
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Columbia in Dual Meet
New York, May 1O,-Brown and Cdlum-
bia appear to be we'll matched for their dual
meet on South Field this afternoon.
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WILDWOOD, y. J.

THE WNNpMERE. near beach: excellent
i;lIr: pieasau' surroundings $lI aud nm
honliI"r FRANK ROSS. ~ : Broad s.
pHila aIolUN,H.
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DEVON. IA.

Wynburne Inn o7s,rt on Mnio @is,rd Line a1 E,ps-
mss men with families Rooms with hat
a. reasonable rates Danciug Large
VT rr1nr phnNn =,
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Haddington 4. A. wants games away from
home. May II open. W. II. kiken sOf
North SiNty-sxth street
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LOGAN A. A.. a first-Class nine. has open
iates, j. w. Dando. l348 Rockland street.
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Year-old travelling nine would like to book
games for May II and all of June and July.