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HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES

First RRco--For uNo-year-u.ds, selling
four iur'o"es, MURRAY 10 So Queen,
10, ~ g ".o.r. ;Min'pnl. los; ME-" Dazie'
tie one. lOi, Dos. lOl, CUrmuraH. 10; ,
Mis-. shacNeton, lOl. Pirate McGee, lUi
second Race For four year-olds and up
ward, steeplechase, conditions, about two
miles -S.umberer, lIl, Littehorn, 152; Ls
Marsonln' 49, ocean fTInct' l4L' DF.
mira Race-For three year. olds and up-
iS our 2qN rpnsw s To- ~
Hunley, 10, Lady Ward. l17, 'Marie Com
nsi S. Ssfre9Gr l2'; master M:Gratn,
chen, l02; Ghal!enge. gs 'Gounsc.. lU5;
100. Also ersihle--'Dr Rae, ~ Left
Fielder, 100, Peasant, los; Brayado ll5.
Fourth Race For jhree-year-o,ds and
upward. conditions; i've and a half fur
lmpl, ll2; Joyful, lO7 Delaware, 100
Joseph +. Murphy, 100; Lloyd George lU6 ;
sticking, lO' tanky Psnky. III; some
Mcrioy, III; Ceramic, III; Liberty Bond
luGi Somewhere. lod; Assumption. loG
Fi'th Race-For three year-oids and up.
ward; Kent Handicap; five ana half fur
I,onss-s'raisnttorward,, III; Or. Johnson
COP, lsoi Balustrade. a@.
ward; claiming, SIX. t4rlongs-otlsco, liz;
ley, III; Ring Leader. l0l, John Culllnau,
ll8; 'Elected H., lO9; scaramouch, III;
1879 Plenty. lO7; Peasant. III, capt
Marchmont, III, 'Phedoden. los; Juan
lta III, ll3. Also eligible-Clnrk NJ, III;
Nebraska, ll5: 'Cavan Boy. no; 'Aylon,
l0l.
seventh Race-Four-yea and up
yards--Babette, 1906; simon Pure, 100;
queen Blonde, los; Or. Chsrcot, LOO; Mil
Race, iot' IA, IAlm .a, X gsi hierman l0s,
Rasch, 1903; Thrift, lOi. @, VI, Miller. 100;
rrm Harry, 100; virginia Yell. 100; King
Saints Bridge, iOT; 'Indian Chant. IO7;
'Narnch"n. ii0' 'rnmscho. i0i,
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LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
Term 'Misses" Defined
as Girls Not Infants

TINE term misses which APP
pears in sections OF the reve-
nue. bill taxing certain ar
ticles of apparel. regarding which
there has been some doubt in the
trade. has been defined by the
Treasury Department to mean any
girl who Is not an infant, according
to information obtained In Washing
ton by John W. Hahn, secretary Of
the National Garment Retailers AS
ISOLATION.
For the purpose OF taxation under
the bill the term kimono has been
defined as being "a loose flowing gar
ment of Japanese manufacture or
Japanese pattern" Kimonos are to
be taxed on the amount In excess
OF SIS each.
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The approximate amount OF tho Hen or
charge, TO satisfy which tho above de-
scrihcd property is to be sold. is $50. 000. 90.
with intcres; thereon from the Srd day of
March. 1919, together with costs and allow
ance amounting to $4,000, with interest
from March Srd. 1919, together with the
expenses OF the sale The approximate
amount OF tho taxes. assessments and
water rates. or other liens. which are to b
allowed to the purchaser out OF the pur.
chase money, or paid by the Referee, ~
$500. 90 and interest.
Dated. New York. March 2ith. 1919.
LOUIS W. STOTESBCRN. Referee.
The sale In the above entitled action 10
hereby adjourned to Thursday, April ?ith,
1919, at he same time and place.
Dated, New York. April 18TH, 1919,
LOUIS W. STOTESBURY. Referee.
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DRAW FOR SQUASH TOURNEY.
Eight Players VIII Get Under WAY
To-day Mt Yale Club.

The preliminary rounds Of the annual
squash tennis championships of the Yale
Club will get under way to-day on the
Ell courts. Nine contestants are entered
for the Class A SERIES sixteen in the
Class b tourney and eight aye listed for
the Class G title. The draw follows:
Class Al Meyers, T.. II. Dunn, y e.
Wei, A r. Hrman, l.. Miius, G. NJ Nor
genthine. l.. Fishc! and c. Goldberg
class Be. Cohen. II. B.uslontha! b. r
Roberts On, l.. Alexander II stein NJ u
Fredericks, !. G. Strauss, u. l. Samueis
l.. Low, NJ. J Stern. VI. Weinberg / Xim-
norman, $ Siegel. :. W Seitz, L. lsuaos
ana : IsaaCs
C'ass C-M. somolin. u r Heckn.r. r.
RathueT, NJ. y. Welngarten, l.. VI. SchrIer
l. V. HcrzlG. Il. Maguu>. IL l.. Schut
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SURROGATE NOTICE.

DICKEY. CHARLES Din pursuance
OF an order Of Honorable John r, Cohalan,
a Surrogate OF the County Of New York,
NOTICE Ia hereby given TO all persons
having claims against Charles d. hickey,
late OF the County OF New York, deceased,
&c present the same with vouchers thereof
to the subscribers at their place ~ trans
acting business, the ONCE OF United States
Trust Company of~New York No Is Wall
Street. borough Of Manhattan. in the City
OF New York, on or before the 18th day Of
September next Dated New York the eth
day of March 1919
LOUISE W. DTCKEY,
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
Executors
STEWART & SHEARER.
Attorneys for Executors.
IS Wall Street. Manhattan,
New York
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"Second National sheep Confer
cnce."

PHILADALPHIA, April 2l.-Plans for
the Second National Sheep Conference
to be held here on April - and 80. un-
der the auspices of the More Sheep and
More Wool Association OF the United
States. are virtually completed and the
programme announced by A. c. Bige-
low, president of the organization. pro-
vides for a comprehensive study OF the
industry. not only from the growers
standpoint but from the meat, financial
and marketing angles, as well.
The Philadelphia Wool and Textile
Association will give a dinner at the
Manufacturers Club on the evening OF
April so, at which delegates to the con-
ference will be the guests.
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SURROGATE NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER y,
Hon. JOHN p. COHALAN, a Surrogate Of
the County Of New York. NOTICE is hereby
given TO all persons having claims against
HARRY $. HARNESS, late OF the
County OF New York, deceased. to present
the same, with vouchers thereof to tho
subscribers at their place OF transacting
business at the ofiicc of NICoLL, ANA
BILE, FULLER & SULLIVAN, their at -
torneys, at No, 81 Broadway, Borough OF
Manhattan, in the CITY of New York, State
OF New York, on or before the 10th day
OF October. 1919, next Dated New York,
the LIST day OF April 1919. FLORENCE s.
HARDNESS, JOHN ", MACMlLfJER EN-
ecutors. NICOLL, ANABLE. FULLER &
SULLIVAN, Attorneys for Executors, Of
fee and poHt once address. No. 81 Broad
way. Borough OF Manhattan. New York
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ron pARoCHIAL ATHLETES.

\ halfmle relay ,ace open 20
parochial schools Of this city. has been
added to the programme Of events OF
the Knights OF st. Antony games to
he held AT the Forty seventh Regiment
armory. Brooklyn, next saturday even
ing. Eight teams have already entered,
among them being Trinity and Cathedral
school, of Manhattan; St Cecilia and
ST. Antony, of Brooklyn. It also has
been decided to permit Catholic clubs
to enter the Monisgner O'IIare special
one-mlle relay race.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-22
VIII Investigate English Censor
ship.

CHICAGO, April 21.-English censor
ship of American mail passing through
the British Isles and postwar passport
conditions, both of which have been cited
as detrlments to United States foreign
trade. are TO be thoroughly investigated
by the Chicago Association OF Commerce
The executive committee is planning
to make a complete study of the situa-
ton and the points involved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-22
Lace Embroidery Week.

Saturday, April 26. will mark the
opening of a week of activity In the lace
and embroidery trade in all sections OF
the country. Manufacturers and stores
are cooperating in the general movement
to stimulate sales of this class of mer-
chandse during the week.
Retailers are planning to have special
displays and there will be other sales
features
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-22
HOLLAND SQUASH VICTOR.

Nelson c. Holland. of the Yale Club,
yesterday defeated A. G. Blaisdell In the
final round match of the annual handi-
cap squash tennis tournament OF the
members OF that organization.
Holland won the match after four
hard-fouEht games by 1913, 1915. 15-12,
lj-11. Both Holland and his opponent
uiayed from scratch
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-22
SPEAR WINS WITH CUE.

George Spear last night defeated
Robert Stenbugler in game of the
Foggensburg cup tourney Mt tho
Rational ReCreationa Academy by llH
TO 50, Spear made a high run OF IL
and Stelnbugler -
This was Spears first victory In thu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-22

An outdoor links instruction school,
similar to lines followed indoors. will be
an innovation at Van Cortlandt Park
this season. Joe Hosue has had con-
structed two practice courts. situated be-
tween the shop and the lake. These
courts are enclosed in Wire and there
will be the usual canvas background 20
drive into. Frank Eastman and Joe
Scully will he the instructors
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BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

Abraham & Strauss. Fulton ST. Tackle only.
Cohzen, A, $50 Grand st Tel, 3Ol5 Stagg
Doering n Co., sac Liberty av, mr. Schenck
Hummer. 1857 Fulton St, Reid av 1875 Bedford
Loeser, Frederick & Co., Fulton ct Tackle only.
Marsters, J, 50 Court st. Tel 2l2j Main
Nicholson, n. l.. oil broadway Tackle only
Muller o. 262 Wyckofr ay, Tel, Yell Evergreen.
Schsst, 1875 flnthmsh sv Tel. 2sl9 sterling
Slote. $40 Flushing av. Tel. 4Sl6 Stag
Voehringer 1875 Myrtle AZ. Tel 4l7sw B'wch
NEWARK AND OUT OF TOWN.
Dirnsrd. s0 Rank ST. Newark. ASA Mkt Bait
iring. IA Ferry st. Newark Raft Tel s255 MT
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SUMNER CAMPS.
JUNIOR PlATTSBURG, Lake ChamuIaIn N Y
BOTH sEXEA

Motion pictures OF the training activitie,
of morS than 500 cadets in the two 1914
camps are shown daily from FIVE to six AT
New York CITY
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CUTTING. LYDIA SIN pursuance Of
Surrogate of the County of New York
NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons
late OF the County OF New York, deceased
to present the same with vouchers thereof
to the subscriber at his place OF transact
ing business, No, 1870 Broadway, Manhattan
In the City OF New York, on or before the
s6th day Of July next Dated. New York,
the goth day Of January, 1919. MORGAN
Broadway n. Y, ALBERT b BOARD
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lam Bradley and James Brad,


Piattsbufs, n. Y............... 1o.7saSO
Burckett. Walter John Ser
vice. Inc ................::' lee'ez
Ajax rubber Co. .....I........ sSsss
Becker. August tBGnaio Print
ing Ink Cola II. Anabachsr
city OF o. NE New Y oiii.Brooklyn. -''
Queens County and Suburban
campion. John-v. j. Mcouade. 2siO5
c.. OK Amepict'. $3.50
Druckler, John--A. kehn. 1880
smith ......,................ :573s
Townsend; costs.............. 117a2
to6 West sist ST. Co.-D Weld 1890
Frankel, Julius J., and Irving
Krans (Frankel kranzD-
Works, '....'-....4.,.. S4.se
Green. Mary--Peoplo, &c....... 10000
Gibbs. Edw c, and Louis :. Ro-
scnblum--A. d. Schcrer. 1852
Nationai Bank OF city Of y. y. i7.l7OO2
Hansen, Thaodoro-H. l. Russell 6,54132
Hyncs. hEues--F. Sweninser.. 1880
Hawk, Alice G.--R. Good ....... 351s2
H. D. Parmlee & Co-Assooiated
Hat Mfrs ct al: costs. ....... 1895
same-Crofut & Knapp Co..,-. 1l733
Murphy, Margaret-People. &c. 10000
Meltzef, William Thompson
Wood Finishing Co............ 1880
Mankovitz. Morrls-M. Matthews. 5000
Markowitz. Morris. Brown. 800. 90
New castellonian Nebrodian Nh
tual Assistance society - q.
Nina 81 a., costs ,:......... leo
OF Admission Ala oqs ss
Randall. Eveyn-People. &C.. 800 90
Nungrat o-People, &c. ........ 10000
panUis anu feiVE \ oFo"n soo m
Reel Delivery Service Co. Inc. 'O''''
VI e. Pruden Hardware Co. 1881
Funeral Car Co, Inc...... 1851
sweetland, John. and Jacob Ur-
ban--J. ]. Klinger. .......... l12co
Saliva, John - American News .
Sonnet Maud. varian. ...... ss?s5
Same-E. Liston. ............... G3a.i5
'9z, Joseph w. - Alexander
West, Minnie, and Marcel Jusger-
uguues-feopie &c. ............ 500 %
W. S 1onh-tS' Connors 80. ~ ?s
fa %n De- land Water
fokota. Thomas-Butler Bros. ?O4 20
THE BRONX.
The frst name Is that OF ,bo d.h.o-.
c,tnN - ma VI inc ueo'o':
'' Rossn hGMafd e and Louis 5. .,
G g. - Edward Same. ~. Ss.7
hartman; Louis-Milier Rubber
20 or ~ l......,.........,.. 1916
JuHus kindermann Sons, Inc.
- Wicker .....:. ....:........ s6.95
MofF's-N' y Te.e-
Rsffin' Edward1 uiidr..h ~ a aS
Shikier. Hermann Jaroslosky. CO.'S
Satisfied Jud.r,,.
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inc chances are that the Siwanoy
country Club will shift the date for its
victory tournament originally scheduled
Tor July 20 to &c inclusive a. II. Pog-
son. secretary of the Metropolitan Golf
Association. has been requested to re-
serve August 6, :, and Q by the club
at Mount Vernon and these days will
prooaply be the ones definitely selected.
The reason for the shift is that Julv %
has been selected as the date for tho
International team match between the
United states and Canada at Hamilton.
some or the same leading amateurs,
who would doubtless be called upon to
represent this country. are also going to
be invited for the .Siwanoy tournament.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-22

STCYVESANT. AUGUSTUS VAN
HORNE--In pursuance OF an order OF
Honorable John =, Coha.an, a Surrogate
Of the County OF New York, NOTICE il
hereby given to all persons having claims
against Augustus Van Horne Stuyvesant
late OF the County OF New York, deceased
to present the same, with vouchers thereof
to the subscribers, at their place OF trans
a citing business at the ONCE OF their al
torney, Henry de Forest Baldwin. M. 20
Wall street IN the city OF New York.
on or before the 9TH day of October next.
Dated. New York. the 2Sth day OF March
1919. AUGUSTUS VAN HORNE STUY.
VESANT JR.. ANNE w, STuYVESANT
LUCIUS II REERS. Executors HENRY
DE FOREST BALDWIN, Attorney for EN.
ecutors, 40 Wall Street, New York city.
WILLIAMS, GEORGE In pursuance
OF an order OF Honorable John i. Cohalan,
a Surrogate 81 the County OF New York
NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons
having claims against George /. williams
late OF the County of New York deceased
10 present the same with vouchers thereof
TO the subscriber, at place OF transactinz
business Of the executor, Office of Guaranty
Trust Company of New York No 40
Broadway. in the City OF New York, on or
before the 9TH day OF october next. Dated
New York. the 2lst dav OF March, 1914
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK. Executor STETSON, JENNINGS
a. RUSSELL, Attorneys for Executor, II
Broad street, New York city.
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those who have looked over the land
selected for the nine hole course OF tho
Mapewood Field Club say II possesses
many natural advantages 4 stream
winding through the property suggests
water hazards, and in addition to what
is already there an artificial lake will be
included in the scheme of things. Al
Williams will be chief cook and bottle
washer, for besides planning the course
he also has charge OF the construction
work
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-22
Fishing Tackle and Bait
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONY

dealers VINO do not sell live bait have the
words tackle only" or mo bait" following
their names.
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX.
Abercronhie Fitch. Mad ava 45tn Xxi '"yiy
Raumann. :212 Second av., near 18th st. '''''''
Bamnann; John, 81 W. lc5th ST
browns Bait Depot, 2s47 I'd sv. mr. l?ist 7,
Bccher 9i2 +. 34th st. Tel Murray Hiii .sa5
RTunn.r Washn Msrsst TEL as Gosf t Bait 1ft
Conroy, Tnos j. rs John John st. T sCtis S Sn
Crook. J, H., 9TH AZ. and 45th st. Tuckl
navega, S. 60, l?5 ", l25th St
narega $. Il. Co, 4o5 Broadway
nav"ga, s. II, Co. Is Cortlnudt 81.
Dm,tt H tS W. 59th 81, a. Dory, prop. a.
Fuchs, II 5: First av. Tel eS6 orchurd Bait
Glldenhcrg 252i Sth nv l35th st Morn'sd 5o;5
Gordon, ?l25 Amstm av. l6dth st No bait
ross Sss7 I'd ay,i M l2s st Sec, hand tackle
iIlrsch' L., SOC Amst'dm av. So goth sts Tel
ilochgrat T., So7 y 3ith -. Tel Vanderbilt $50
lLu 1854 Amst,dm Az, Tackle and RAFT, Tel
KiItland';; % .c,6amncrs s TacEis only ''
Lcviten's, Isl +. isSth ST. ST." HIATT, M "p sass
metropolitan lidw, Co, Church and vcsey SITS.
,, nrds0n Teronal Grand Central Ne bait
NILS NILS Wm 4 Son p Park RI Tel Relay sS7s
Pare, f, 4 H., "a I'd Nv. 5lst Tel is5 rIs,,
Patterson; Gottfri"d Hunter 10 Full. At No hiatt,
Ref J. H, 500 81 av.. mr.. ed St Tackle only
lrncold, d, lN Sth Gy cor. 18th At T1UleSbalt
Roberts. l., Soc. Wash'n Mkt. sl29 Cort Raft
Rogers Poet CO., R'way Il 18th at. TTsckIe
Rogers I"ot Co, R'way at Wsrreu ST. al our
Rogers Poet Co, R'wHy ~ 3ith 81 : four
Rogers Peet Co. 9Th av. at 4lSt St stores
RCscnhanm, 1872 SGs z 13sth St Y of L. both side,
SchovcrlinS, DAILY 4 Gales 5o2I Broadway.
SChuhach n son, Bog Sd ay.. opp l55th 81 Ruit
Shehler Frank Co, 10 Fark Row Tackle only
Seller j., ese Columbus sv. Tackle and bait.
SteenhoCk, II, 1854 I'd hy. Tackle and bait
Nom Hofe f. & Co, ll2 Fulton st Tackle only.
Nondras, W, 1869 First av, Tackle and bait,
WalI, G., 40 LIST ay. mr. 10th ST S96T Orchard
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stu another Of the well known ANA
tours from Massachusetts is going TO
take up his residence In Pennsylvania.
G. II. Lyall OF Bellevue is the mngratinR
golfer to follow in the footsteps OF Paul
IeWksbury, who left Boston for Phila-
delphia a short time ago. Lyall 10 Is
Handicapped at in the State associa-
tion, lie Is planning to Join the Oak
mont Country Club. where the national
amateur will he staged. Tcwksbury IL
going to become a member Mt North
Hills.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-22

The Belmont Spring Country Club il
the hrst In the Boston district TO plan
an affair for senior golfers. The tourna-
ment will he medal handicap event on
September Is, open only TO members 80
years of age and over
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-22

rat Doyle, the Deal pro. paid visit
the other day to Philadelphia and went
over the Aronimink links also the pub-
he course at Cobbs Creek lie was i'm
pressed with the fine turf and general
layout Doyle also declared that Cobh's
Creek possesses a number Of natural
holes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-22

Tom Bendelow, course architect. ha,
staked out an eighteen hole links mea sur
ing 6.2o1 yards at Palos Park, thus adj
dihg another one to the list of municipal
circuits at Chicago. So adaptable lie tn.
ground to a golf links that Bendelow
expects that 1t will be possible to play
there within six weeks. and he says II "a
the best piece OF land for the purpose
that he has seen in a long time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-22

Most golfers will concede that Bob
Macdonald. the Chicago professional, has
the best style of any of the resident
pros" lie always plays wonderful
golf for few holes, but because OF "a
physical weakness he tires very easily
and cannot stand the strain of a long
match.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-22

5000 Amer Tob rs, 20 1914 1O2S 1885
5000 Anaconda Cop IS. s9la 81. Psis j. Il
5000 Beth Steel Is '?2.IOlM 1917 lOlS ! ~
1000 Can GOV 5s. 1910. sS4s ss5. SOL. "
1000 On X i 6s, '2e. 50 9S %
t5000 q deb Ia. 'D".l32 l2sn 1872 ia
1000 III Cen 6hs...... 81 ~
5000 Inter 4 7s...sg So 81 -
1900 han City T Is. 100 100 lOb II.
900 Y deb ss..iOls loON lOO2 =.
.isol Wilson 4 Co o.. Ss T4 az II
-s"lls rcnts = share. .Odd io'
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Livingstone Manor Information Desired
ROD AND GUN.
THE FOUR BROTHER ,

will leave New Rochelle. Hudson Park, end
u bulkhead. every day except Friday, S: 80
Fare 800. Bring yow bait Capt JOHN
ROEsSNER. Capt. Lou ESCHRACH.
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The FIRST name Is that OF the debtor:
Gibbs Edward C.. and Louis s.
Rosenbium-A d. Scherrer silSs2
~ iIioDs, Edwsrd Same. :...:.. sSI7
Co. Of \, Y................... 1876
julius kindermann Sons, Inc.
$; Nicksr......:............ s5.95
Morris-N. Y. Te.e-
phone Co. .............,... 95qs
haHin, Edward--L. Hidreth.... Ji5.9O
ohikler, Hermann. Jaroslosky. CO.'S
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VEGETABLES, MISCELLANEOUS,

ASPARAGUS : Doz bchs s2aS, ARTI-
CHoKEs-Cslitornia, box s5a5,25; half
box. s2?5@2'75. ,ANIsE-IIoglsIana Dbl,
FLORIDA. bsk., s2as.75; bermuda, Fava
half box, 49, BEETs1,south Carolina
!l.5OQ?; old. round Dbl. Sl,50d2?5i old
long. Dbl, 75c q 81 %, cARROTs-kous-
lana 100 bchs.. s2a4; CALIFORNIA; crate
s3Ts5O; old. 40 III. bag s2a?.5O: old
100 lb. bag. s1.5Oa1.75. CUCUMBERS-
Florida, bsk. s4Q450; Florida 50, So 300
Danish, ton, sic?Sl:5;' 6sI,, s1g5; Flor:
2; Florida, red. bsk, - s.; CotL.ARppS,-
sdsfas1 cAu IF G naf
crate, s2aA CELERY-Florida, crate, s.
$50. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Dbl. $40
40 PASpE5ToN O GEnENs6Rsk 50 2
100 lbs, ;s.5ogt; KALE-vlrginla bbl
5Cc;asl25. LEEKss-loo bchs', s1@25O;
o.; Southern, bsk,. 5c9s2.50, ONIONS
yellow. 100 H. bag, $ldG; red, 100 H.
bag SOS; California. 100 u. bag. $40
PLANTs-lOO bchs., t496. PEAs-call-
fornia, small drum, sl2; crate. s12; South
Carolina. bsk; S?g4. PEPPERs-Box,
'salO;, california; crate, sl95; Loulsiana
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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-18
LAST TIME AT LIBERTY
 TO SEE WALLACE REID IN
 1.-THE FIREFLY OF FRANCE

DOUGLAS, July 1S.-Pictures deal ing with varying phases of the great war in Europe are many, but it is doubtful if there is any in which there has been crowded more action than has been provided for "The Firefiy of France" which will be shown at the Liberty Theatre for the last time tonight Wallace Reid is starred; Ann Little is his leading woman. Raymond Hatton plays the title role, and Donald Crisp was the director.
 The heavy part of the spy is ad- mirably portrayed by Charles Ogle Indeed, the cast is superior one in every respect Marion Polk An gellotti wrote the story for the Satur- day Evening Post and it was trans lated to the screen by Margaret Turnbull.
 It concerns a German spy whose plot against the Allies is frustra ted
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-18

"No Smoking signs for sale by The Empire.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-18
TERMINATING IS FAVORED OVER THE
 SCRIPT-W WRITING

LONDON, July 1S-To abolish print-wrting is the purpose of al influenciallly supported movement begun in this country Advocates oi the change contend that the present system fails to stand the test of com mercial life in England and causes a great loss of time and labor.
 The characters used in the pro posed system are the ordinary printed letters, known as Roman block let ters. with the exception of the "a and "g" which are simplified into
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-18

Today's News Today--ln Empire.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-18
PHILLIPS-GAGE WEDDING

DOUGLAS, July 1S.-Mrs Lucy Phillips became the wife of Doctor w H. Gage, the Treadwoll physician, al Dr. Condit's residence in Juneau al 2 o'clock last evening. The bride was attended by Mrs. D. H. Christoe and the groom by MT. Christoe. Dr and Mrs l.. o. Sloane, also witnessed the ceremony which was performed by Rev. Schuett.
 Immediately following the wedding the party went to the Gastineau Cafe where wedding supper was pre- pared for them. They returned tc Douglas about 10 o'clock where g