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TRAVELLING statesmen.
Manufacture building national sales or,
EInit.t!on In grocery Inc has openings 10,
real ssI.snen who have proved ability ard
rood references
Salary and expenses with advancement,
o. results backed by national advertising.
r'r;. letter stating a5e. experience.
heSht. weigh: and salary required
Interview will be arranged f. .n.e-est.a
ty letter
MANAGER FOOD DErr..
Room 1852.
IS Broad ST.. New York, Ny
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CLEANING SHOP-Wanted. to buy for
cash, cleaning and pressing shop Cali
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WE PAY 1890 CASH TO-DAY rov
5000 LIBERTY HU%Ds. FIpsr
ISSUE. sh PER CENr. No CON.
MISSIONS, no FEES. no WAIT.
INC. OUR ADVICE Is kErp
YOUR BONDS If YOU CAS- nrr
IF YOU MUST SELL. SEE Us VIZ
BUY ALL ISSUES OF ItpEprv
BONDS AND WAR SAWS
STAMPS. WHETHER rAtD Up ~
FULL or NOT. LIBERTY ~.
vEsTMENT Co. H7 EAST uRo.n
STREET. SECOND FLOOR. ovnp
McCRoRY's Sc AND loo STORE
OFFICE OPEN DAILY. . A. M 10
p. NJ SATURDAY. A. ST. TO
p. NJ
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household goods In any quantity Phone
Randolph lis
THESE ads bring quick results
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FOR SALE. complete electric shoe reDa irIng
plant. doing nrst-class business bar,
gain price TO quick purchaser Can be
heen at 123 East Main. ~
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PiASO furniture, household goods nour nj
First Madison 1887 "''ao ~
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DISPLAY-CLASSIFIED,

y called COMMUNICATION ot lIsnsi+
Union Lodge. No $50. A. p & A ,f
viii he held IN Masonic Mail ?lT5
North rweutv-htth street ths "a,
urdaY At Il. ". for work, Member. OF a..
tor lodges and transient brethren are n,
ternally invited TO hc present. -
By order OF the WorShipful Nia,ar
JOSEPH 5. WILSON
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Situations Wanted-AIalc. 81

II o y OF f ERATOR-Combination
keyboard or caster. Capable Of laying out
WORK PRACTICAL printer. Union. Would
consider forema nshp OF medium sized plant.
Make me an oher. Robert r. Murray
rhoeniX Apartments. HoIyoke. Mass
REGISTERED PHARMACIST desires posi-.
ton at once: capable manager small
town preferable. best OF references Adj
dress l. 80 care Times DISPATCH
TRAsELiNG SALESMAN OF seven years
experience desires to some
reliable house to cover Southern territory
Address q l3i. care Times DISPATCH
YOUNG MAN--Expericncrd In clerlca!
WORK ana selling Wholesale house PIE
lsrred: e rs care Times- Dspatch
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Help--AlaIe or female.
Statesmen ana Agents. J,

HISTORY Oh THE WORLD WAR-W.nted
s6enis 10 cell aiInonds History o, IN.
World War. III h.e youmes victory Com.
pany. Y y. Ninth Street
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Three w. Broad
Street Stores
Large Garage

Nos. sos, SOS AND $40 NEXT TO
STREET.
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Valuable Business
Property

NO, 5la WEST CLAY STREET
CORNER SMITH STREET. BENZ;
BRICK STORE MD DWELLING;
AND
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GROCERY for sale doing good cash bust
& -
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Situations Wantc0-Fcmale. 80

GoNERNESs-wan by young lady. posi-
ton AS goNerness Richmond.
Will take entire charge Of childrei Tor sum
nier months or entire year. Price. right.
Reference furnished Address I. .i care
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and promoters. will be
given consideration in new patentable spes
cisity. One household use. other auto an
pliance. a sound and safe proposition r. IL
Smith, Hotel Warwick. Friday, $3.50 u Nj
or r. Q. Box Ss1. Newnort News. Va.
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READY MONEY

w" AZ" prepared 10 make you
loan OF any amount up TO $500 on
your household furniture, AZ a legal
rate pf Interest. "" advance yGu
money to pay outstanding bllls and
arrange your payments as low as
S-5p per month We make no
charge for Investigating your appii.
cation You only pay the interest
allowed by law. 80 notary fees
Seahosrd Security 90 10. North
seventh street. Phone Madison
+3l2
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On TUESDAY, MAY 20. 1919,
"a, o'clock l.. NJ.

BY j. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
ll!3 Main Street
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Wantcd-I'O Buy.

FEATHEkS-SpOt cash paid Tor feathers
and antiques. Madison 6307. Beard
Boyd IL Cobb. zoo Vest Broad Street
Observation-Disclosures. quantity. Best
prices paid. Phone Madison 1896
FURNITURE taken In exchange for new
knight Furniture Co, 1920 Hull Street
FURNlTURE-W Wanted. TO buy any ouan
lily of second hand furniture Call Ran
dolph 1852. Broad Street Auction Co
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VIRGINlA'S RELIABLE BAZAAR WOLF
& BROOKS You Will ind plenty horses
ara mules. second na ,,s,, wagons ousgies
Tuesday and Saturday. BRING us your sur
p!us stock. We Will sell them for you and
ga. r'Eank.!h Street Phone Madison 1884.
WAGONS. ETC.-For hardware ana Wagons
see Is. {. Hristow. l0l North Eighteenth
Street
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To close the estate OF the iate r. r.
MurphS We Will sell AT public auction
on the premises
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Specials at the Stores. ia
SHOES-Cut-rate shoes. Empire Shoe Co
50l W. Broad Street.
VACUUM CLEANERS for rent uy the d.
Orders entered ia rotation received Va
Electric shop. 100 North Eighth. Madi-
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rARai--Da ady little farm 10 acres mostly
ciearA line soil, abundant wood. good TO-
room house. orchard. fine spring: outhouscs
IL miles from city. Railroad stop on
rlacs Bargain 1873. care Times Dis
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Money TO Loan.

BORROW on your watches. diamonds ana
ieWelry from the Equitable Loan Societv
IcS North Eighth Street
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Apartments and Flats. "A
ARTMENT-Wantrd. young business
woman 10 share small furnished apart
inent. Reference required. Address q
Ills Times Dispatch.
CENTRAL apartments for rent Two
rooms and bath. Furnished: first floor.
Central. Adults only. Madison 6056.
GRACE ST. w.Apartment for rent from
two rooms. kitchen and bath: oil modern
conveniences first floor. Apply at once &
30: care Times DISPATCH.
GRESHAM COURT-For rent, in Gresham
Court. apartment rooms and bath. June
!: also rooms and bath. June Is. Phone
Madison 1896.
TENrN ST. ~. 422-Onc nat for rent fur
nished or unfurnished
Business Places for Rent. 75
BUILDING. near Fourteenth and Main
small factory. Madison 1861
Houses for Rent. Z.
WE can rent that vacant property. Olive
a chance TO prove. Chewing &
Wanted-To Rent. 81
FLAT-Wantcd. or 5-room fiat on Church
Hill by June |. or viii consider West End
State terms and location. L 214. care Times
Dispatch
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]. Sports
FAMOUS TARGET
BUSTERS AFTER
ALL-R0UND TITLE
Troeh, Vancouver Crack
With Chance to Win, is
Sen Of Local Man.

1ions tor the ma ownership of the
Hercules a!-round championship
ira %prshoot;ng trophies. amateur and
open to all, will be held over the traps
CT the Sollh Shore Country club. Chi
caso. ~, .hs saturday afternoon prior
10 the beginning OF the Grand Ameri-
can Handicap trapshooting tourna-
&.nent. This will be August 9, for. the
Grand American gets under way on
August II and continues to August is.
+ FRANK wroeh, II of the strongest
co%ntcnders. is u son of John Nj. Troeh
CT Grand Forks.
Tie ali-round trapshooting cham
picuship trophies were first shot for
in st. Louis, NO, August -. 1916, the
day preceding the opening Of the
subject TO challenge and We're to run
Ter q period Of tbree years. At the
conclusion sc Ibis period all the win
ners we're IS get together and shoot
lit out for the trophies. The time is
near at hand. The second and third
opea competitions were held in Chi
cage prior 10 tie last TWO Grand
American Eandicaps.
Al the present time five amateurs
arc eligible to shoot for the amateur
::i-round championship trophy and
three professionals and n amateur
arc eligible to shoot for the open
Championship. There is a possibility
of there being an additional contest
art in ,he amateur cha p%ionship, for
Forest McNier of Houston. Tex. has
challenged Frank Troeh to shoot for
the trophy. Troeh has accepted and
the ace Will I've shot on either August
I OF : Mt the South Shore club.
Who the Shooters Are.
vv1>>,> >1s-slJ, %, ,l,@,+ ESQ tn ,x~,
teur championship are:
F. M. 2roeh, Vancouver. Wash.
E. l.. bartlett. Baltimore, Md.
Mark Arie, Thomasboro. III.
Fred Plum. Atlantic City, n. J.
y. II. Winkler. Chicago. Ill.
Those eligible to shoot for the oper
championship are;
Homer Clark, Alton, Ill.
Bart Lewis. Auburn, III.
Jay r. Graham, Ingleside, Ill.
F. NJ. Troeh. Vancouver. Wash.
The three first named shooters II
the "open' event are professionals
Both the amateur and open events vii
be shot at one and the same time ant
Troeh's score will count in both com
petitions--and he therefore has al
opportunity of winning both cham
pionships at the same time, as he die
last year.
John R. jain Of City Point, wis
one Of the winners of the amateu,
championship. is now a professiona
and thai is the reaso he is elimi
mated from that competition. JAIN
won the trophy three times and wa
runner-up to Mark Arie when TIL
latter won the shoot in 1917.
The conditions of the match are
so targets from IS yards. so target
from 20 yards. so targets from 2
ya and o. pairS of dO1h1eS from
Is yards. shot in the ann il
/. uhich thew read. H'
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CHICAGO.
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, July 31.-Hogs receipts,
5000; good and choice hogs, so to rs
cents higher than yesterdays aver
age; top, $3.50; very few packing
hogs sold; heavy weight. $21.S5@
23.S5; medium weight, $21.S0@23.60;
light weight, $21.60@ $3.50; light
light, $21.10@23.o0; heavy packing
sows. smooth, $21.00 21.75; packing
sows, rough, $2o.00@21.oo; pigs,
$19.75 q 21.00.
Cattle receipts, 5000; firm; beef
steers, medium and heavy weight,
choice and prime, $3.50 1850; me
dunn and good, ,$12.25@16.50: com
mon, $10.00@12.25; light weight,
good and choice, $14.25@17.5o; com.
mon and medium, SS.50@14.25;
butcher. cattle. heifers, $500 q 1850;
cows, $1,000 1875. Gamers and cut
tiers, $500 700; veal calves, light
and handy weight, $15.75 @16.75;
feeder steers, .$7.75@13.75; stocker
steers, $7.oO@11.25; western range
steers. 5000 1925; cows and heifers,
$7.26012.75.
Sheep receipts, 5000: Arm; lambs.
"a pounds down, $500 @16.75; culls
and common. 5000 1880; yearling
wethers, $1o.o0@12.50; ewes, medium,
good and choice, .$7.00@9.00; culls
and common, $2.75@6.50.
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RANCELAKE
LEAGUE DIES
Poor Attendance Causes De,
mise of Northern Mime
sofa Loop.

Duluth. Mimi, July 31-The Range
Lake baseball league is no more. The
reason given for its end is poor at
tendance.
At a meeting of the omcials Of the
league Tuesday night at which every
club except Hibbing was represented,
officials decided to dissolve the organ
ization. The Duluth White Sox team
will be disbanded, Manager r. J.
Carnes said. 1t is probable that the
other members Of the league, the
Globe, Superior shipyards, West Du.
luth, Virginia and Hibbing teams will
continue to play independent ball.
When the vote to decide whether
or not the league would be ended
was taken, but n man, Claude Nc.
Quillan of the Virginia club, balloted
in favor of continuing the league.
The games on the range. have beer
panying. he said. Business men have
encouraged the sport. he said, the fans
turn out and the teams have been
making money. according to McQuil.
Ian. --, -
"It was not a question of breaking
even or paying the expenses Of Duluth
White Sox. but rather, how much the
loss would be-" Manager Carnes said
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0'D0WD WANTED
MORE MONEY FOR
GIBBONS BOUT
Collins Gives Up Hope of
Matching. Pair at Nicol-
let Park.

Minneapolis, Mimi, July s1.-All
negotiations with Mike O'Dowd for d
1O-round boxing contest with Mike
Gibbons, at Nicollet park. were called
off by Mike Collins of the Minneapolis
Boxing club. g..
O'Dowd's demand for $4,000 and
his refusa! to reply to a $4,000 bid
were responsible FOR Collins decision
to seek another contest.
Tender a Certainty.
Lew Tender of Philadelphia has
been signed and Collins feels sure he
will match him with Richie Mitchell
of Milwaukee,. No trouble is expected
over the weights. because Tender has
been fighting at 1873. Mitchell has
been battling at 1876. but can make
1873 without any difficulty.
Collins announced today the COM
ing show will be held at Nicollet park.
state fair week.
O'Dowd last night signed to fight
Jack Britton. at Newark, N. j., Au-
Gust %. The men will weigh in at
15S.
Britton will then fight Jock Malone
of st. Paul. at Canton. Ohio, on La
Dor day. They will go IL rounds.
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MEN MEETs

Duluth. Mimi. July 31,-Wth Off.
GERS Of the Michigan and, Wisconsin
associations in attendance No discuss
issues of interest to the northwest. the
annual convention of the Minnesota
Association Of Insurance MEN, opened
here today and will close tomorrow
night.
Broad programs Of addresses with
a number of Twin City men as speak
ers, have been arranged. Eugene
Walsh, of Davenport. Iowa. vice pres
ident of the national association and
Chauncey S. Miller, secretary OF the
national organization. are on, tohy's
program. also. Speakers for tomorrow
include Joel futile, of Des Moines, and
E. NJ. Allen. of Helena. Ark. Allel is
president Of the National Association
Of Insurance Men.
A varied program Of, entertainment
has been arranged.
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r A AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, July 21.-Although rain
here and in various other places tend
ed At first to ease the orn market to-
day, setbacks were not of q lasting
sort. Offerings proved to be scarce
and an unexpectedly good. demand
from commission houses sprang up.
Bulls commended that general soaking
rains were needed and that serious
crop damage had already taken place
in many sections. Opening prices
which ranged from y cen decline to
u cent advance with September 1876
to Y and December 1853 to 1859, were
followed by rallies thai in some cases
reached well above yesterdays finish.
Oats were governed by the action
of corn. After opening unchanged to
y cent lower, including September at
79A to y, the market swung sharp
~ upward. ~
Strength in the hog market gave an
inward slant. to provisions.
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DIR. X RESIGNS.

Manhattan, Kans., July 31.-Dr
Theodore Macklin, professor Of asri.
cultural economics at the Kansas State
Agricultural college, has resigned to
accept an assistant professorship in
agricultural economies at the Uni
verstty of Wisconsin. Mr.. Macklin
came to Manhattan four years ago.
having just taken his doctors degree
at Wisconsin.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland

Philadelphia, July 31.-Turner, re-
leased by Cleveland two weeks ago,
hit a single with the bases filled and
two out in the ninth. Philadel-
phia winning from Cleveland, 2 to /.
Jasper and Kinney staged a pitchers
battle and by punching three singles
and a sacrifice fly in the third, the
visitors made a run that looked big.
In the seventh a wild throw by Harris
following Walkers double, put Walk
er on third and he tied the score on
Dugan's sacrifice fly. Score.
r. H. E.
Cleveland 2
Philadelphia ............ 2 5 0
Jasper and O'Neill; Kinney and
Perkins.
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Strength in the hog market gave a
upward slant: to provisions.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
PRODUCE.

PRODUCE.
Chicago. July 31.-Butter Arm; re-
ceipts. STA tubs; creamery extras.
50 1-2: frsts, SO 1-2 SO; seconds, 40
q SO; standards, 53@1-4.%>
Cheese unchanged.
Eggs lower; firsts, Al 1-2@42 1-2:
ordinary firsts. 5000: at mark. cases
included. 5000; storage packed
firsts, 43@1-2.
Poultry, alive. lower; springs, 500
80; fowls, 20 1-2.
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sOUTH ST. PAUL
LIVESTOCK.

South st. Paul, Mimi, July 81
Hogs, 5000, Csc higher; range $21.oO
@22.25; bulk $21.50 @21.60.
Cattle 1880; killers steady; fat
steers $500 @16.25; cows and heif-
ers $500 q 1925; calves steady, $500
@15.50: stockers and feeders 5000
1900: steady.
Sheep 500, steady; lambs soc lower;
lambs 1880 @ 14.50; wethers $500
1000; ewes $3.50 500.
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DULUTH.
GRAIN.

Duluth, Mimi, July 31.-Elevatol
receipts domestic grain: Wheat, 81
700; oats 1920; barley 1o7,1oo; rye
16,s00; flax $500.
Duluth car. inspection: Wheat
Nos. 1 and 2 northern 2; smutty
spring 1; / and 2 durum l.; other
durum 1; smutty mixed 1; mixed 3;
all wheat 9, last year 2; fax z, las
year 1; oats 6, last year 1; rye ~;
barley 4s. All grains 81, last year 4;
on track IS.
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Grafton And Leeds
Each Have Victory

Grafton, N. D., July 31.-Grafton
lost the second of the three-game'
series with Leeds yesterday with the
score s to 4. With each team holding
a victory to its credit the final ann
for the gate receipts and the $500
s~ide-purse is expected to be one of
the fastest ever played in the state
The score: r. H. E.
Grafton 4 II 4
Leeds s 6 0
Berg and Pierce: Leroy and Ash
ton.
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Final Competitions
For Title Trophies

Chicago, July Sion August 9. at
the South Shore Country club, Chi
cago, the final competitions for the
all-round championship trapshooting
trophies will take place. Only pre-
vious winners are eligible to partici-
pate. j.. r. jain. one of the winners
OF the amateur trophy, is ineligible
because he is now a professional.
Here are the statistics of previous
competitions:
Amateur Trophy.
Date. Place. Winner. Score.
S-1e-16 'st. Louis, E. L. Bartlett 1876
8 2-16 Atlantic City, Fred Plum 1S1
1-17-17 Pinehurst, Fred Plum 1Ss
1-19-17 Pinehurst I"
1-20-17 Pinehurst, ]. R. jain 1888
4-29-17 Davenport, Ia, j. R. jain 169
5-29-17 Waterloo, Ia, ]. r. jain 1871
7-23-17 Wausau, A. H. Winkler 19a
S-1S-17 'Chicago, Mark Arie 100
s. 2-1S Chicago, Mark Arts 1876
g. 3-1S sChicago, F.. NJ. Troeh 1873
g. 6-19 Portland, F. NJ. Troeh lie
5-10-19 Portland. F. NJ. Troeh 1sC
sOpen competition.
a~Fred Plum and J.. r. jain TIED
on 1856. and shot off the tie the follow.
ing day with result shown above.
Open Trophy.
T. Date. Place. Winner. Score
S-1s-16 *St. Louis, Homer Clark 1s;
S-17-17 Chicago. Homer Clark 49,
S-18-17 'Chicago. Bart Lewis 10:
61O-18 Peoria, Ill.,. ]. r. Graham 181
s. 2-1S Chicago, J. R. Graham 49,
s. 3-1S 'Chicago. F. NJ. Troeh IS!
*open competition.
*aAmateur.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
sPoRr BRIEFS.

Missoula, Mont, July 31.-Carl
Zamlock, erstwhile sports editor. who
formerly twirled for the Detroit
Americans, has been mentioned rs
manager of the Missoula baseball
club In 1920, II Missoula IL included in
M Of the leagues which are now be-
ing planned. Zamlock pitched for
Missoula In 1912. winning 80 out Of
40 games. He is playing with the San
Francisco club at present.
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DoubleHeader Divided.

Pittsburgh, July 31.-Pittsourgh
and New York split a double header
Wednesday, the visitors winning the
initial contest, 9 to 0, while the home
team took the second, s to 1. Ponder
and Mayer were both hit hard during
the first game while Barnes held
Pittsburgh to three hits. Scores:
First Game r. Fl. E.
New York IA 3
itSouis o 8 8
Barnes and Gonzales; Ponder and
Lee.
Second Game ~
New York s 0
l 81 o U
Perritt, Oeschger and Snyder; Mil
Ter n Lee.
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MARKET NEWS
NEW YORK
EVENING EDITION.

New York, July 31.-Anticipating
the weekend recess, dealings, became
dull after the first half hour of mod
crate activity. Trading continued to
center in the, tobacco, leather and pa
per groups, food shares also claiming
speculative attention. Among motors
and oils irregular, covers were made
and equipments hardened on the
strength shown by crucible steel. Tex
as and Pacific was foremost in rails,
raising IL points and Montana Power
and Pacific gas and electric featured
the utilities, the latter at three points
gain. Call money opened at 6 to 6h
per cent.
The heaviness Of shippings, motors
and oils impaired an irregular tone to
active stocks at the opening of to-
days session. although offset to an
extent by further gains in tobacco,
leather and paper shares. Early ra-
actions extended from / to 2. points
in marine common, American Interna-
tional Texas company. S~tudebaker
and Virginia Carolina Chemical. Steel
and allied equipments recorded only
nominal changes and rails were al
most entirely neglected.
Oils and miscellaneous specialties
were the prominent issues of the noon
hour, Mexican Petroleum and Texas
Company guiding the. spirited rise at
extreme gains Of 4 tof5 points. Prices
soon reacted. however, on the higher
rates quoted for industrial loans.
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POTATOES.

Chicago, July 31.-Potatoes un-
settled; arrivals, 20 cars: Kansas,
Missouri and Illinois Early Ohios,
Irish Cobblers, Kansas, sacked, a.
lots. $3.10@3.2s: do Virginia and
Maryland, jobbinE, $7.25@7.35.
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PHILADELPHIA Wins.

st. Louis, July 31.-Striking out 10
Of his former team mates and allow
ing them six scattered hits, Meadows
Wednesday pitched Philadelphia to it's
first victory over st. Louis here this
season, 5 to /. The locals escaped a
shut-out only through a wild throw by
Tragessor in the first. The visitors
punched their hits with bases on balls
and an error by Doak. Score:
" u
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Chicago Blankcd.

Chicago, July 31.-Pfcffer was in
fine form Wednesday and Brooklyn
..shut out Chicago 6 to 0 by punching
hits off Vaughn. Robertson. who was
traded to Chicago by the New York
Nationals for Douglas, and Barney
Friberg of Lynn, Mass, reported to
Manager Mitchell today. Score:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-31
PRODUCE.

New York, July 31.-Butter firm:
1885; creamery higher than extras,
56@1-2; creamery extras, IS IL:
firsts, So 1905.
Eggs irregular: Z 1908; fresh gath
cred extras, 54@55; extra firsts, SIG
So; firsts, 4S@5O.
milk flats, current make specials,
80 1908 Ia; do average run, 81 1+2.
@32 IA; state whole milk twins, cur
rent make specials. 80 1-4@33; do
average run, 1902.