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BIRTHS REPORTED.

WHITE
william q. and Margaret NJ Won CLAIM cr
Patrick J. and Lcuis NJ. Torrillo. nn
Salvatore and Otirina T1prnn. gih
Georxe and Edna S. Thomas gri.
Osczr J. and Elizabeth p. SchnAltG, gtn
Louis B. and Bezsls schlosbury. bog
Mar and sarzh sanks. gri.
Julian G. and Lo1ise Rachar1S. ein
Rufrus Z and Matte L Pulhsn. bug-
Ade and Ethel PaviA bog.
John J. and Bertha NJ MalooC, bog.
Sidney J. and Berha r. MATS, Eiri
David s. and Don MargoliS boy.
Samuel and Rnse Miivft bog.
Morris and Rosa MGnnes. bog.
ThouAs and Anna n Henri g1n
wiceuty md AntoninA D. Golkosn. huy.
Harry and Bartha GaSes. boz.
Harry K ard Mary Gtep. boz.
Louis and Hsttie Dorfmsn. bog.
Ge-rRe r. and G01rzds h Oumle. Cin
IIeWellyn W and Annie c Cccfren. an
Geoze ". and Bertha Bowman. glIl
Achille NJ and Ida NJ Burbin. boz
aPau, c. and Nora c. BAeE- nri.
Louis and Mary Berman. bog
OOLORED.
Josepa and Gr1ne Wsshingtou. gih
Fred and Annie Wilson. bog
RAyfed and Bessie Ransn, boy
George A and Clara London bu.
Francis c and May Gillosn. gin
Garencs A and Beruioe n Browne. bog.
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WANTED-HOUSES.

FURNISH BD-sTX OR sEVEN.ROoM
house; neighborhood of l3th to 18th .ss. Co
hImbia to Spring road. A. C., 300 18th st.
Columbia $50 oc7-a
WILL PAY 5000 10 $50 CASH AND LIB
eral monthly payments on to loroom house
q m l., in good neighborhood. Reply by letter
only: full particulars GULL BARBER, SIS
Colorado Building. oc5a
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women VINO are IN trouble and doubt concerning
winch step to take In life TO better themselTes
consult one who can properly advise YOU Good
adTice. in time, often saves much anxiety and
trouble Consult her today. Tomorrow may Be
too late. Advice 90 Health Love Marriage
Business and Mining Ventures No one in trou.
bic turned away. Sees every one lII3 Utb Al
nv. Office hours, a.. m. to 9 p m
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. c,
Washington. D, O.. October l. 1919 Sealed
proposals will be received at this Office. Room
so, District Building. until O'Clock p m. oc
tober o. 1919. for furnishing and delivering one
steam locomotive, coal burning. about forty-one
(4D tons. for use on the Industrial Railroad
District government institutions Occoqusn. Va
Forms Of proposal and specification may be upon
application to the Purchasing Officer, d. c.
Room Sd, District Building LOUIS BROWN
LOW. W. GWYNN GARDINER, CHARLES
W. KUTZ, Commissioner D. C. oc4,67
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MADAME VICTORIA.

The gifted palmist and clairyoyant Can ad.
vise business. family sfairs. love and marriages
Can tell you the name Of future husband oc
wife. Can tel you the secret Of being success
full: how to avoid trouble and hou to avoid evil
influences. Satisfaction guaranteed or no charge
Entrance SO 7th st. susLy9
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MADAM EPPY,

LG1fllAN fALhlbT.
aesds your life from cradle to grave her pow.
,rs are wonderful; indsVutable sdIice: clear In
formation concerning love. courtship. marriage
and divorce; both rich and poor nnd counsel
equally beneficial aud interesting; you are wiser
si.d happier after consulting her: satiHaction
guaSanteed: permanently located: hours, . = n
" p N
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- PA. AVE. NV.
MADAM LENORE

Gifted clsirvoyant and redum. can b COZ
suited on all sfairs Of life Where others fail
she succeed: Her advice 10 good. Try her. No
rIess work or qc'stions asked; what The 500 and
tells comes true. Satisfaction guaranteed OF.
Gee f2l llth st. NV, two doors north Of Palsis
Royal store. Hours. II T. m To N tui1ot
Paluistry "A a re-uEuinef sr1encs, anl
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Wanted Furnished Apartment.

URNTsHED-THREEROO APARTMENT;
and unfunished. two-room apartment. latter on
frst floor. Write or telephone full particulars
and rent. A. G.. 5D9 18th st. Columbia see
OIL II
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD AT
Chevy Chase on 500 cash and SD a month
ALLAN W. GIBSON. 3l7-Sls Colorado Build
Ing. sells 0t
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RIZPAII EIDON

Is Known ss one OF its greatest expon-nts Hun
dreds visit this remarkable woman daily; csm-
plete readings with accurate descriptions Of WHIT
Jour hand foreteIls only 81. Exception parIor sa
corner OF 9Th and @ NV. Enuance 9Th st
Hons, 10 O. m 10 D. m. ts0t&
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MADAME PARKER

GIFTED CLAIRyoYAST AND MEDIUM.
IL you are going to seek advice or help why
not consult one who is well known, one who is
here permanentlyi She can tell you II the one
you love Is true or false and tell you how u
win and hold the ooe Of your choice; tells you
what business and what part Of the world i,
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and hold . good position; he bring the ser
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luck or evil influence on you and she can tell
you how to take it on. Can tell you the cause
II your troubles and how to avoid them. Can
advise you in divorce cases: when to speculate
and where to locate. This lady does not tell
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can depend On. Do not become discouraged il
you have seen others and they have failed to
help you MADAM PARKER win show you
way. Satisfaction or no charges.
READINGS, S.0
nj n NJ. between lzth and 18th sts. Uuztair.
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FIRST GRADE CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINA-
tion for Censps Office October Is; tuition for
the entire course. s. THE CIVIL SERVICE
PREPARATORY SCHOOL. s.. conner Eth and
+ sts NV Phone Franklin 2sO. oc5u
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PHRENOLOGISTS.
NINE. SHERA,

Phrenologist and Busi-
ness Adviser. gives truth
ful advice on all Affairs
Of life.
She was born with
strange and remarkable
powr-pOwer not meant
to crafty the idle Gu
ricls, but to direct. sd-
wise and help men and
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WATCH THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS FOR
evidences Of the growth Of this city. This
may seem like an odd susgestion-but II isn't.
mh24tf
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PALMISTRY.
MRS BOSWELL.
PALMIsT AND CLAIRvOYANr.

PALMIST AND CLAlRvOYANr.
Gives advice on business matters. love- health
and family affairs: tolls II the one you love is
true or false. what Part Of the country Is luck
lest TO you. what to do to be successful in life.
Gives you dates and facts. tells you what has
Tassed in life. and what Is happening. without
asking q single question. She does not tell TO
please. but reads just the hands indicate; tells
YOU the planets you were born under. the lucky
and unlucly planets; when and whom you will
marry; settles and explains love. family trouble,
marriage. divorce. health lawsuits. speculations.
investments, transactions Of all kinda. In fact,
no matter what your hope. fear ambition.
come to this noted palmist and find help. There
is use for anyone to be unsuccessful or un-
happy No matter what the cause her advice re-
moves all trouble. She guarantees satisfaction.
Readings. 500 Tlo 7th st. NV. between and
Sta oc47t
MADAM STANLEY, ROYAL GYPSY
Palmist, feads your hand like an
open book; satisfaction guaranteed.
Give her a call at 740 9Th st. NV.
formerly at 1911 H st. ne.
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DEATpS REPORTED
WHITE

WHITE
MaIrzret r Shore G. yeAs. - N = ~.
Oua p Pslmer s. Np o - n~
Aurrx schv1rs. g. Sibley HosEStA
Elmer AnTress. o, lS 7 81 nv
Nellie N Ducsles1e. S. z7li SlcrmAn ave ~
Nora FItzSerld. % Third 4 II 80 ue
Riehard J Keunedy. se. Elue PlAins ID. @
Louise Burch. 2 PruTidencr HFp4tS.
winifud = TSyl0T. 81, GErneld HosataL
Flrencs J. CroW11-d- s. - D s. ne
John J. Aberuulbie. s.. Ark AplS
John Z Hogan. 81. L. 5. Soldie1s HOME HI
JoseTh A Gonsslves, 70. [. e NaEL HosTS.
PStrck J. BSrrfe 50 Tub>rcaloss HoepS
Rebscc. NJ. ProcnC. : mo-, IB OoluIahis n
Infant q NJ. and Mrs John SeIoy, dag
Sibley Hospital
Marrzr-t whtte. q yeArs ITos o 81
Oseola W Graut. Z. lS2 s It ~
Magic Sp1zz n SG -
Lewis Cook M Frvednen'S
Niatodanaa Wright sr g. rr
Alice T. 2. Hal.
Earl Rutler.
Francis D. a. E..r. - -.
Iufant ... nag, .fs O.
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ing . not ten TIE
truth WIN BE- cracked
like
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.SPIRITUALISTS.

Washington's Favorite Adviser
PROF. MARCUS LA MAR
Most remarkable reader Of human destiny Of
the rresent age tells your name in full also full
names Of husband. wife or sweetheart; reveals
your innernost secrets helps you to gain
your every desire; brings about marriage With the
one you love. and gives never failing help and
sdyice on business. law suits sny affair Of life
Call today; he will surprise you
1920 G St. NV.
.upm
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MIRRORS REPAIRED.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

GOOD PAY FOR INTELLIGENT MEN Ann
women and opportunity TO establish a pruf-
liable business in Washington OF your home
State; free school 6 instruction MAsSA-
CHCSsETS BONDING AND INSURANCE
COMPANY. = Division Bldg. 1913 st Op-
it&l 81 $4,000 sDtu.f .frst
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WHAT SHOULD | DO2

. WHAT SHOULD | DO2
How often in life We come to
-T-n a standstill, perple1ed and In
MI doubt concerning which step
oSJ tc take for the best. II Is Just
V p at this step on the ladder Of life
~ that the mistakes are made. 20
don't decide your future on
mere guess work Be advised By one who
can properly advise you Advice on
health, loSe. marriage. business. inven-
tions, speculations and all afairs Of life.
SatisfactiUn- or no charges.
Hours a. m. to . m Studio so
Th st. NV.
MADAM RUTH
Palnrtst Phrenolorist Clairvoyant
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Schools
Aud
Colleges

SHORT BUSINESS AND CIVIL SERVICE
corrsss; individual Instruction -staSt any hour,
any day; TO J. O'Clock courses for day voeksrs.
THE DRILLERY. Pope Building. stf 18th d.
NV. Twenty-Five yesn Of suceesa Phone Main
FRENCH LANGUAGE; LYRIC DIcTIoS;
made easy and perfect b. the Yersin Method !;
private lessuns; ANAL ciasseA NILE L. L. NJ,
LIMOGES. l6zz 18th It. ocs.lo,H
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MONEY TO LOAN.

NoNEY TO LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE
at current rates Of interest TYLER &
RUTHERFORD. INC, sl7 10th ct. NV. apat an
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CLAIRVOYANTS.

CI.AIRvoYANT CARD READING. HOURS.
II a. m. TO 2. m. MRS. SHOEMAKER,
SIS NJ st. NV. North lIi3 sei6 81 mo tu-u
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PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT UNDER COON
working conditions for young asd middle aged
nen who are ambitious to learn the street rail
ray business
WAGES FOR MOTORMEN AND
CONDUCTORS:
First three months. s.................Esc &c r,er hour
Next nine months.----..-...........46 SC per hour
Atter one sc per hour
full credit given for former serTice with this
nupdny and tac PER HOUR GIVEN TO
zen WHO HAVE HAD ONE YEAR OR
dORE CONTINUOUS EXPERIENCE WITH
)THER COMPANIES IN THE PAST FIVE
IEARS
AUpay Monday. wednesday and Friday BE-
Eeen and II l. m
= EMPLOYMENT AND INSTRUCTION
DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON RAILWAY a ELEC. CD
18th and East CAPITOL sta
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proc. BELMONT.

Noted clairIoyant and palmist Gives advice
on business matters, love. health. and family sf.
fairs. Tells name Of your futurs husband or
wife. tells 1. orc voc love 10 true or false What
part Of the country Is luckiest TO you. What to
DO to be successful In life. l2le New York ave.
nv. Next door TO Masonic Temple. Read
tpcs q ickW
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,OUNG MAN. ABOUT is 10 HELP AT,
tend cigar store: reference rearding honesty
Is to start BOX 81. Herald Office. ocS4
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roUNG MAN. BRIGHT. WITH SELLING
Abthy 70 work a. Advertising solicitor: an ex-
eptionL orpurtunity to Learn the advertising
1ns: Jour salAry advances along with your
AEty 10 produce. See Mr. OONNELI, The
Washington Herald oc7-a
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YOUNG MAN BETWEEN Is
and 80 years of age for
saleswork with Commercial
Department. Potomac Electric
Power Co. See MR.. l. S.
HELM. District Manager. be-
tween $50 and TO-: 30 a. m.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEP.
ing; young couple prrf~-ably; no children
woman to assist in caring ~. .!cuse. BOX S61.
Herald Office. oc53t
lTs3 CHURCH ST. Nw.-wELL FURNISHED.
comfortable. bright room; near Dupont Circle,
se8-d
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUs

DfUK SALE-MISCELL
IATfoNAL CASH REGISTERS, ALL MOD
els; ahsolutefy GUARANTEED; like new ut
to 80 pr eent lss than manufacturer price:
rns 70 suit: write for catalogue STORE
PECIALTTES L Cash REGISTER CO., 1876
Roadway. New York oc+Tt
HANDSOME HUDSON SEAL FURs; STOLE
and muR: new. never worn: s,l 81; also seal
no. D9 - nv. oc2It
goU CAN'T HIDE YGvR AD IN THE
Classified columns-fcr there isn't hiding
hce there. These ads are READ. mh24-tf
FILL CALL IN Ny c-G1CTTERED AUTO
mobile. dty or suburban, and pay yuu highest
nc7 for ladies', gentlemen's. children's dis
krded clothing. Of all descriptions Address
ustsl o. phone I Win call Z RICE, ly2 Tth
I NV. North IlB. feN-tf
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MADAM KASKO

EGYPTIAN SCIENTIFIC PALMIsT; TELLS
PAST PRESENT AND FUTURE: salts.
FACTION GUARANTEED: HOURS, 3 A. NJ
TO p II. SIS 7th ST NV ocl-tf
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TRY WILLCHER

the motor car diagnostidan: ninety-day r1sr-
lntee on al auto repair work. lIl W d. nv.
Phone North ZfO su7M
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-22

The rain gauge, about three feet in
height, is equipped with funnel twelve
inches in diameter. The rain drains
down into the tipping bucket, held just
inside of the gauge, This tipping bucket
is so balanced that whenever one one
hundredths of an inch of rain falls over
the twelve inch circle the bucket will
be tipped. Each time the bucket is
tipped an electrical record is made on
the register for recording the rainfall
in the main Office of the weather bu :
'rCau, two floors below.
Not only does this clcvcrly cOntrived
and intricate instrument record the
amount of rainfall, but in addition it
tells at a glance to Forccastcr Bliss
or Arthur s. Lane, his official observer,
the rate at which the rain is falling
or has fallen.
This gauge, with its tipping bucket
attachment. has been in use for twenty
years and is said by Forccastcr Bliss
to have always given satisfaction and
accurate results.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-22
SISTER SUES WIDOW
OF POLITICAL LEADER
Mrs. Elizabeth Newman, OF
Philadelphia, Asks $500, 900
of G. B. Cox's Wealth

Mrs. Elizabeth Newman. of this city
has begun suit in Cincinnati, O.. for
$500 900 of the estate of the late George
B. Cox, famous political leader. Mrs.
Newman is a sister of Cox. The suit
was instituted against the widow, Mrs.
Carolyn Cox.
Mrs. Cox was appointed Administrative
of the estate, the court records show.
upon evidence that there was no will
found after his death.
The suit by Mrs. Newman alleges
that Cox duly executed a last will
which was in full force short time
before his death, at which time by
reason of his alleged incompetency
Carolyn Cox was appointed his guard :
ian. She further alleged that Cox be-
queathed her property valued at $500,
600.
The plaintiff claims that this will
was in effect at the time of Mr.
Cox's death. but that she has been un
able to discover whether the document
| is at present in existence.
Court records show that Mr.. Cox dice
May 20, 1916, and that five days later
the widow made affidavit that Mr.. Co,
died without leaving a will. In Feb
ruary, 1917, Mrs. Cox, as sole heir
assumed control of 81 ,265 900 in per-
sonalty, and $100, 900 worth of realty
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GERMANTOWN SCHOOL
ASKS TAX EXEMPTION
Suit Filed Claiming Private
School Properties Should
Be Free From Tax

An esuity suit was started in Cour,
No todor hr Sho,do, II po..
~ o''ei' iep
eseh,ins .ne 'rus'ees Vi 'ne fuohc
ocnooi OIL HertnahtoWn, against the city
autnorities, tne fhiiadeiphia school
Gistrlct, ana neeeiVer Oh Ia2es Ken .
urrh, 70 enSoin the assessment and
coiiec'ion ol any taNes on lts real
estate'
The properties owned by the plaintiff
are situated at the southwest corner
ScsOOl House lane and Greene street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-22
Electrically Operated Machine
Used by Weather Bureau to
Measure Do,Onpour
Infinite amount of Detail
Work in Obtaining Meteor
illogical Data

Meteorological data. gathered with
great care by George s. Bliss, meteor
ologist and director of the United States
Weather Bureau in this city. is not 50
interesting to the general public as is
explanation of how the rainfall is caught
and measured.
Not rain that falls but tho weather
bureau notes its passing and can tell its
depth to fractional part of an inch
through its observation system.
High on the roof of the Federal
Building, reached after climbing two
iron flights of stairways, and feeling
ones way through the cavcrnous gloom
of the attic of the big structure. one
emergeS finally on a rallied enclosure on
the roof, the city spread panoramalike
before the eye. One then secs how the
rainfall is measured and determined.
Here, unostentatiOus in appearance.
is the rain gauge that never errs in
noting whatever rainfall comes. The
record made is transmitted electrically
to the official recording machine in the
office of the weather bureau on the
fourth floor of the building. From this
the records of the rainfall are made up
and entered into the official records.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-22
22D WARD ORGANIZES
Central Committee Formed In Place
Of Old Ward oraanizatIon

Germantown independents plan
system of district leaders similar to that
of Tammany Hall in New York to sup
plant the present ward leadership.
A resolution sponsored by former
Director Porter has been indorsed by
the Germantown Independents calling
for the formation of central com
mittce with district instead Of ward
representatives.
John j. Crout. mercantile appraiser,
in addressing the meeting, which was
held at 56O6 Germantown avenue, pre-
dicted a majority of 1000 for the Inde-
pendent mayoralty and councilmanic
candidates in the Twenty second ward.
Forty eighth ward Independents have
opened headquarters at Nineteenth and
Miffin streets. Michael l.. Hanley and
George J. McElwee. Jr., are expected
to be the Independent candidates for
Council from the First district.
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SNVITHIN WINS8N ROW:
WEA ATHERMEN LOSE, 81
Rain DOuSeS BIisSmen in Fiue-
Inning Stoim m-Showers
Thunder a Home Run
Suns Rays Fail to Dazzle
Saints in Pinches-Three
Double Plays Feature
Standing OF the Teams
BY l.. f. MENTZ

BY l.. f. MENTZ
Cmbrelling their hits in the fifth
inning, the st. Swithin nine today
made it eight straight by showering
fIiss's weatherman nine.
The final score was to l. Mounds
man Rain for st. Swithin's crew had
IN" weathcrman swimming in his hand
when hits meant runs. Showers thun-
dereG a home run in the final inning.
10 was one Of the longest bolts ever
seen on the local lake.
Umpire b. Rometcr called the game
at the end Of the fifth storm on ac-
count of rain-mcaning weather.
The score by innings:
FIRST 1NNING-Sun was ont of
sight and Inclement famed. Water
VAS drowned on fly to Shine, Show
rrN skied to Moon.
Moon was out when Storm grabbed
his comet over second and whipped it
+" Savers. Stars twinklcd Texas
Lacquer over Clouds. Shine rayed a sin
GIr to center, Stars shooting to third.
l'almy breezed n foul to Showers. On
an attempted double steal, Stars was
teleScopcd at the plate, Pluvius to
Smsh to Pluvius.
SECOND INNING-Storm thunder
eG triple to right center. Wet drench =
ed single in the same direction, Storm
scoring. Clouds aired fast one at
Fair, the latter's fast peg to Blue =
ylyy nj l,- L.; ~
to second on the play. Sun blinded
Slush with three fast ones. Pluvius
juprd IA high foul to Bliss. ONE RUN
Blue sky was darkened by the Slush
to Showers route. Fair Frightened a
single to left. Dry prohibitioned into
\ a double play, Clouds to Storms to
Showers.
THIRD INNING-Rain torrcnted Il
fly to Moon. Indictment weathered a
liner that Shine spcarcd with his bean
hook. Water ran to first when Bliss
missed his third strike. Water buck
eted second, Blisss hurl being high,
Showers came down hard on Suns first
ray, but he was out when Balmy climed
into the zone and brought it down.
Bliss voancd single to Inclcment's
territory. Sun sacrificed, Showers tc
Storm, the latter covering firstA Moon
green -cheescd a double to center. fast
fielding by Water keeping Bliss at third
Stars hoist fell into Vets raincoat
Bliss scoring on the play. Balmy 5
drive oricnted into Clodd's pocket. ONE
RUN.
FOURTH INNING-Storm light
hinged fast one that Shine got by
the light on the Moon. Wet was dried
up by the Dry Blue Sky route. Clouds
out the same way.
Blue sky lifted one into Storms rub
bers. Fair forocasted single to right
Dry evaporatcd, Slush to Showers, Fair
taking second. Rains spitters baffled
Bliss. sun spotted short single to
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Injured, Sues for $4,000

Harry c. Richmond. a prominent
Democrat of Camden, today entered suit
for $50,O0O against the Public Service
Railway Corporation and the Camden
Trucking Company for alleged perma :
rent injuries received May ). Rich
mond claims he was returning from tile
York Ship village in truck belonging
to the Camden Trucking Company when,
at the corner of Fifth and Washington
streets, the truck was struck by 4
trolley.
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right, Fair being held at third Moon 5
beam was easy for Slush.

FIFTH INNING - Suns shoots
blinded Slush. Pluvius skidded to sec
ond when Shine fumblcd his hard hit
grounder Rain hailed a double to
center. Pluvius scoring. Inclement' S
precipitation was too hot for Fair to
handle, Rain swimming to third. Water
missed the signal for the squeeze play
and Rain went out, Fair to Bliss to Fair
to Bliss to Fair, InClemcnt taking third
on the play. Water retrieved himself
by rubbcrng n single to right, Inclement
scoring. Showers moistcd the first ball
pitched over the Weather Bureau for
home run, Water scoring ahead OF
him. Storm was stopped, Stars to Blue
sky. FOUR RUNS. :.
Stars was foiled by Rains drops.
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S ALE S Nj E N

A large and long-established
manufacturing oopcern, whose pro-
ducts are widely known and have
a we'll founded reputation. offers
a good opportunity to several men
for development as statesmen.
Young men from rs to 80 years
of age with university education
are desired they may be required
to move to any section OF the
eastern United States.
Previous selling experience Is not
as essential as that rare combina-
tion of the sales instinct and the
business sense that makes suov
cessful statesmen.
Thorough training in the manu-
facture and marketing OF our pro-
ducts will be given.
Reply by letter. stating your
qualifications in detail.
A 2l0. LEDGER OFFICE
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DELICATE DEVICE RECORDS
EVERY DROP OF RAINFALL
Record of Rainfall
for Seuen Days Here

Tuesday, July 10, "a inches.
Wednesday, July 16, Al inches
Thursday, July II, Al inches.
Friday. July IS. 1.39 inches.
Saturday. July 10, 81 inches.
Sunday, July 90. 100 inches.
Monday. July u, .43 inches.
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Balmy's wind was excellent, and he rot
to first on an infield single. Wet mack
intoshed Bite sky's fly, robbing him OF
what seemed to be a sure triple, aud
Balmy was doubled up at first, Wet
to Showers.
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Held for Wife, Beatjno

Charges that Hunter johnson, 5919
Underhill street, beat his wife over the
leg with an iron poker, resulted in the
man being held in $400 bail for court
today by Magistrate Pennock. The
charges were brought by the wife, Eta
johnson. The man denied he struck