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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-16
BY ERANTIAND RICE

OUR Uncle Samuel is extremely for
" tunate in at least one respect. In
the Forthcoming international tests with
Great Britain at tennis and golf the
sprightly old gentleman has two fine
competitive types to look after his in
terests in the persons of William NJ.
Johnston and Walter G. Hogen.
They are not alone enteries who pos
sess unusual skill. They are something
more. They are aso entries who have
competitive souls. who are usually at
their best under the strain Of champion :
ship play-types that can be depended
upon to be at their best when the strain
grows heaviest.
Two Hard Fighters
JOHNSTON at tennis and Hagen at
- golf have always been hard fighters
men who refused to be discouraged when
the game broke badly.
Yet they are not alike.
Johnston is more of the grim, earnest
breed that enters a championship test
with the seriousness of the occasion
stamped upon his face.
You can see that he means business.
There is nothing sour or sullen about
him, but a certain set concentration
upon his task.
Hagen is different.
He is just as determined, just as
much of fighter. But he gives out the
appearance of taking the occasion more
lightly.
He has a certain light hearted con
fidence in his ability, tendency tc
kick in with a grin after good shot OF
after bad one.
But he still keeps plugging on, fight.
| ing better when behind than wher
ahead. He has known what it means
more than n few times to be in the
rut shortly after the start. But he ha'
| learned that he can pull safely through
by continuing to stick to it,
The Two Jobs
OF THE two jobs Johnston has th'
~ easier one. He will have to bea
only certain limited number to win
Hagen, on the other hand. will have tt
beat the entire field.
And Johnston. with some fine tennis
players to overthrow, has no such com.
bination as Vardon. Taylor. Mitchell
DUNCAN, Ray, Herd and others in hi!
path.
Johnston's main opponent in tn,
English championship will very likely b,
Gerald Patterson. the Australian, whom
be beat late last summer at Forcs
Hills.
But Hagen will have flock of star
to overthrow. where. if one or two fal
down, there will be others of top Calibcl
to fill the gap.
On This Side
THE entire spread Of information
l. debate will not be cast for Englis
soil. While our golfers. our tcnni
players and the Princeton track tear
are attacking Albionic rcdoubts thcr
will be considerable action on this sid
of the water.
In the first place the cup race will b
under New York auspices so far as 10
cation goes.
About the same time 'Vardon, Ra
and possibly Abe Mitchell will be tour
ing the golting landscapes of Amcric
preparatory to going back after our opc
championship.
And then again there is the maste n
Monsieur Carpenter and his affair wit
Battling Levinsky for the light heavy
weight championship.
Later there will undoubtedly be Wis
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COMETIMES Il is hard to lose ball game but If you
~ keep trying it can be done For references, see
box Of Phils- Pittsburgh battle which was staged
here yesterday 1t took ten innings to turn the trick but
at the end in doubt to the final result.
The Phils kept their record ceaost game they
played with the Pirates.
In a way, the slam tough one to absorb. The
home folks got off five lead in the first two in
nngs and it looked if the battle had been put on the
Ice However Manager Cravath made mistake. He
should have called it day at the end of the sixth inning
and then it would have been all right His club was lead
Ing then.
George Smith breezed along beautifully for three in
nings but in the fourth his chance to twr hit con
test ruined. base balls and home run by
Southworth gave the enemy a pair of markers. aud
cluster of singles in the sixth them two more That
would have been fine and lovely if George had stopped
the visitors then and there. But he made mistake in
the ninth when he grooved for Nicholson, pinch
hitter. and-blooie homer landed in the left field
bleachers the tied and the chance for boys
to win was lost.
There a peculiar play in the tenth which almost
changed the result of the game. Fletcher first,
two men out and Paulette missed the third strike.
Schmidt also missed the ball but Gene. himself,
meandered down first just going through the motions.
The catcher, however, made bum throw, the ball hit
Paulette in the back Fletcher went third and looked
as If the Phils had chance. Mack Miller tried hard
come through but lined to Cutshaw for the third out.
Another for the book inserted by Stcngel in
the second inning. Casey connected with the pill and
sent it line toward the field fence The ball
struck the wire netting but instead of dropping back in
the field kept going and broke through the barrier
1t was one of the hardest ht balls in the
park, and had it missed the wire it would have been
going yet.
n FLETCHER and Rd,clins played a greqt game
{ In the ftth Johnny fen after stopping Bi1bee'S
hard groUnder, and ,che ying on the ground made
( the throU 70 Fletcher in time TO force Schmidt
Fletcher did tceN in the field and starred ot the
plate. Ticice he up in pinch and drore in
/ t'oo runs the first time and one the other.
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East Park SparrOws. away. first class
William DenScs, 1915 North Twentieth
street.
4 fourteenth -f'fteen-year-old team would like
to hear from three PLAYERS. l.. Wuycik, I9ii
North Warnock street.
EinmCre Juniors. away. thirteen ffteAr
years old. J. Gentle. 1927 South Eleventh
street. ,
southern Giants. away first class, Leon
Nelson, $50 North Uber street
Original FairhilI Club. away. hrst class
r. Davis, 1Q2 jackson street. ..
WOlstpnhGlme Il. C., home. fifteen sixteen
years old. Charles Davidson. 3072 Tilton
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tsleld. 2 lealled N seventh

Hartford, I; Pittsfeld, 2 (called In seventh
iaTknessN
Springfield. u Bridgeport, 8.
New Haven. 8: Albany. 0.
New Haven 4 Albany l (seeond camel.
Worcester, 2; Waterbury, |
Waterbury, 3, Worcester, 2 (second game)
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stetson Trims Marshall E. Smith
Eastern Leaaue

For the second time this season the Stet-
son Hatters trimmed Marshall Z Smith g.
Bro. by the Same score, Al.
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BOXING THURSDAY NIGHT
MADISON A. c. SiTE rRfrTg s REED
Bobby McCann VS.. Joe Nelson
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Southern Association

Atlanta, g; Memphis, 2.
New Orleans, 5 Nashville, 2,
Birmlngham 0 Little Rock, 9.
Mobile. 8. Chattanooga. 5.
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At Montreal

Apprentice allowance claimed.
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soOoo--ls42 y MARSHALL-2-story heat
or; 3 rooms and bath. Weyant, 532 W
Daunhln,
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REAL, ESTATE FOR SALE
CITY

22l w, FISHER. olnsy; modern. $1,000
2353 ~ 9Th! q stories es,,.,,......., $500
g. w cor. 28i and Norris; suit ant. $500
52il American, Olney; hot-watcr heat 49,.
parquetry floors, etc; possession GlOO
'''i u' rarars rrIviIaEas: suit ept.,., GOoO
1908 Franklin; 10 rooms .......,,.., 4O0O
IFS Pleasant Gtn. bedrooms. porch 3GOn
217S Sergeant. cor. Sepviva; grocery st, 30OO
1912 W. Westmoreland. pCh.; 4 bdrms., 80.
osis scnyivn, 10 rnnIna " 1000
iat ~ Cun,barIanJ' store and dwg 25o0
oaIi poh.r,g nyo noyCh, 7r Icoiorcd) 1000
aaig Waterloo at 4 lust renovated 1850
9aT 40 pi,ch a. Il rnnns . 1910
5si7'io Gaui a. RridnSburE: 3 rooms ! 800
ARERNETHY. 1923 Chestnut 81.
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hath. hOt-air heat gas. sacrifice price
must sell quick. Ben T. Lewis II south
ave Media.
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olST ST. 2, lO7-AttrRctlve I and .
room apis: several private, baths; CEN
tral: win fur II desir, Phone Spruce 711l
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BUSINESS PROPERTIES

CORNER 18th and Wallace sts; apart
nrnta. private baths: easy terms
AUTHtR ROSWELL 239 y. 18Th st
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.no4o VAN PELT ST. t2lst n Diamondl-G
rooms bath: all cows; newly Trnovated.
FrankIin II. splitter & Co, $500 venango st.
TWO central properties suitable Tor doctors
rr lawyers Offices; bargains. 607
1 ahPer OnlCn.
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NODEE% HOT. SES, "a. rDUNrNleHCrS, I
Mnrk from GUth st rSr.,,ut location.
ARMY AEE EOLSKY = 60. lNr. 3l7 s
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REASONABLY PRICED
CUOVWnIenI tarms,
! MICHAEL A. MALONEY odTT 1Pf' s.. +
stores and pweljp r.

ONERBRROK-lllS MARLYN RI. -3aOOO
Il large rooms. tile hath. rrfrig room. hot
water heat, eIec. lights. parIuetry floors
throughout inc. porch: screens for all win
dowa; worry light. Ch"cr'uI home; ~
squares from G3d st. trOliev; posse ssiOn,
MAELEY. seth Cedar. Woodland llO2.
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BOARDING

ROOMS With bath; modern. Santa Maria II
8. New Hampshire ave, cor Euclid ave,
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: U5th ST q ruoms bath and
' laundry hul-waI,g heat ..ud electric light;
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242-44 W. BIRCH ST.

Four rooms and bath: desirable neisho
hood: submit offer. Phone ~
BUCKLEY'S LAW AND REAI. EST. OF
1894. 1890 r. CUMBERLAND
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FACTORIES FOR SALE From 90 OOn
square feet 70 100. 900 square feet In var.
road sidtngs, others with riv"rrront; a T"v
with both water and railroad; we also huyr
"a t"w areas OF moor spaC" for rent in v,r!-
Gus s.zrs ~ different sections, CUESTER
y. ROTTNER. II!l Chestnut 81 ~
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$500 CASH PAYMENT

Percy nt nuning ciIN a. ~ o,99 an w.
4345 ~ 9TH ST. Opposite Hunting Park
Two story. rooms and bath; thoroughly
modern: ha rdwoOd floors: ba sement; laundry:
garage for = cars: immediate possession.
JOHN F. LEWIS Est, 18th and rtoga SITS
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Automobile Painting

The Martin-Alexander way Of ,reflnlshtng
There is no question about the superior
beauty OF IN" fnish by the baking process
from the point OF durability preseTSins 'hs
cracking for an INDEFINITE period justines the
Increased cost OF hrst-class work. we keep
our promise as TO delivery; our tachities
II viii prove an hour we'll spent to per-
honalY InspeCt our work.
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INVESTOR EXECUTIVE

company IN wsshinston with
unlimited possibilities ana q thoroughly ad-
brtised product Of merit can adyantageousy
lilize services of capable executive VINO can
ossd Of bankers. professional and repre-
INITIATIVE business men, Closest 'invesuga-
lon invited Address A s24. Ledser onics:
IPnNING with old-cstablished company. for
rpliable man who can invest $500 70 Sl60v
|14h to carry supplies to open office and
[xAnize sales force in Pennsylvania ana
and factory needs; costs 90. retsils
big proposition for right man; we pay
lses trip to Chicago to investigate ana
deal. General Manager. III N. Dear
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APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTED-Nicely furnished apartment,
rooms and bath; must pe light, airy and
located between Girard College and Fair,
mount Park. VI S23. Ledger OtrIcc
FURNISHED APARTMENT WANTED
3-room furn. apt. living room, bedroom
kitchen and bath: not far from central bus!,
ness section; state price. A Sl2 Ledger on
1928 y. 18TH ST. APARTMENTS FUR,
NISHED OR UNFURNISHED; MANY
TENANTS WAITING, PHI. TIOGA GlB3 W
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HOMES-$30O CASH
Edw. NJ. Graham 3 Spruce =; '7S4s 7S1s

y. 2Sth st. $4,000: newly
papered and painted. white plumbing, I
rooms, Dutch har: move right IN.
JOHN p. FLETCHER. $50? w. Lehlgh ave.
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FurnishN

.TRACTIVE rurn, apts,, some housckpg
Apt. AGENCY, 1894 Walnut 81
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apartment. I'd hOor
front: 3 rooms, bath and kItchenette with
heat; best location; all conveniences lnClud
Ing electric door service; rent $40 phnna
NorrIstown 2094W.
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NEW JERSEy-SEASHORE
ATLANTIC CITY

ATLANTIC CTTY-New building, or
rooms bath, furn. and unfurn. sun pa rio
Pullman diner with in.a-door beds: year
lease. Green Co, 9i0 s. Connecticut ave.
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yeICIAN's 8 residence and office for sale.
ablished and occupied for 80 years by
Dnt owner: located Green st. near 2Oth;
b floors can be rented for s24Qo per
as apartments; lower floors a. phy'
ms office and apartment; unusual op-
unity for physician: price 10000; cash
1red ss000 Address owner. BOZ
Ter Office
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Observation-Disclosures

DESIRABLE rooms with board. 500 per
couple: also single room $40 and sl9;
electric light. hot-water heat, all convent
ences Phone Narborth 1885. 203 Essex
ave Narberth, Pa.
DARBY T99 MAIN ST.-CheeTy room with
board for refined gentlemen or couple;
convenient location. references. Phone
Darby $50 w
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ARCH ST, bll3-7Owner Will rent 10 a5,,i,s
part OF house uhfurnlshed. " ado''S
ARCH cad! ST. 2i2S 3 p GLnYRIcn,sInsIe Ln s, dqu0is
roors s= 80 ani, %p. sP9,ess e!@an phon.
was9 aSe 4 dss4GS and
EARLHAM TERRACE, s22, Germantovn--
or Sd floor; near train and trolley: ress.
LARCHWOOD AVE. 46O5-AttractjvsI,: o..
nished and well.heated room in beautiSuI
10 minutes to Broad st. ''''a'
PoWELToN AVE. s3la-Fine single room;
for young man: private family; reference
SPRUCE; I;,s; ST. ioI2l Holmshurst-Doubie
lshed; running water: private baths: electric
light: phones.
SPRUCE ST. l8ls-SIngie vacsncIes oIoc-
tric, light. conveniences. hot water; rea
SPRUCE ST. 1ss5--Very desirable rooms
Just being opened: some furnished
SPRUCE ST, 18lO-ExtremeIy des, rooms
and suites: hand. turn.: private baths Ho'''
bath. list floor: heat. hot water, electric,.
single rooms: good care for those who an.
preciate home; meals near.
WALNUT AND s7TH SITS (vic. rTargo
well heated 2l6 $. De Kalb ST. '''
WALNUT. 3oO6-Nlcey furn. rooms: south
ern exp: suit. 2 gentlemen; excel table
10TH: y: ,: 2at7--Nice second-story from,
18TH, s., 247-Rooms, furnished; central.
reasonable; some housekpg. Apply I'd foor. or
10TH. n. lso. II oTEL RuRI C--I,eau-
heat daily & weekly rates: cory 's;; to- sta'onS nIw
best acc 2m. for travelling people Spruce IOHi
18TH s., 3l0-Second-story room; private
bath. shower. h..w. heat. electric.
20rIt ST. s.. l2l-Desirable yaCancies; also
-nriy!te bath: no housekeeping Loc. $40 w "
S9TH ST. N Sa7-I.arge. comfortabIv FUR
nishcd rooms, second story for gentleman
Wsos fssSO sss S sS RTy4ss .t sTy
50TH ST.. s., 13s-Nicely furn room, eIec
water: home environment. belmont 60sl J
''TM IIdSar, SST; NJ SS1nL"rg|S wSlI-furn room
| comfortable home; excellent car service ."
ATTRACTIVE furn apts.. some housckpg
sherwood Apt AGENCY. l334 Walnut ST.
TWO furnished rooms for housekeepins Dia-
mond 8l77 J:
ATLANTIC CITY
ROOMS with bath modern. Santa Maria II
| y. New Hampshire ave- cor. Euclid ave.
BOARDING
| GERMANTOWN-l02 Il, Walnut lane 75Tbe
GretnsET": T: delight south;,eSpo, Eoom; excel,
| Frank Comfy, Germantown 9ss2
TWO dslightful rooms, southern exposure;
osS eas EXCELLENT t.ss Soars Shsst
0ermantown o8s2.
PENNsYLYANA-sUBU
DESIRABLE rooms with board 500 per
couple; also single room. $40 and sl9:
electric light. hOt-water heat, all convent
| ences. Phone Narberth 1885. 203 Essex
| ave. Narherth. Pa.
| DARBY. 7s9 MAIN ST.-CheeTy room with
board for . refined gentlemen or couple:
| convenient location. references. Phone
Darby $50 w.
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4Oll CHESTNUT ST.

II rooms baths. purch, SIDE Yard largo
lot, Uoss. In May. Wurr"'l co., 5S5 y. lTth
modern now hu.lt 2-story
nome. with garage. VIII Ne sacrificed to
qu.ck buyer. immediate possrSsiuu. beautiful.
refined location. SMuIDEN 4u55 Market
ct. Preston 27S+
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Martin-Alexander Co.

AUTOMOBILE REFINISHERS
l26-l2S-l3O Reed 1T. o-o
Dickinson 220l Main 3L9
MARMON. TOURING STANLEY AUTO
co, 0la n. BROAD 81. T.-.
MAXWELL. 1919 touring, like newi all good
tires; lots of extras: owner must sell AT
hrst reasonable offer: no dealers Call Ore
son 1IT2 ].
oLDsMoBILE. LIMOUSINE GOOD CON
DITION: 1883 STANLEY AUTO CO..
$40 N. BROAD ST.
oyERLAEDS. all models. 3 and passenger
touring. 2 and passenger roadsters, T.
passenger chummy roadster. all other
ma kes and models; time payments; open eve
ninss. Overland. Harper Co.. $50 n. Broad ST.
PULLMAN touring; perfect condition. with
6-cyi Continental motor wiro wheels;
new tires and three extras; owner must sell
at fret offer, Call Oregon 1772 j.
REQ, touring, nne running condition; only
Sl0O would make hne truck. 262i w.
Harold st.
REQ truck for saiei panel body. A s2e.
Ledger Office.
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On Tiosa St., Bet. 10Th & 2lst

GIBSON G2s s. BROAD ST.
On Tioga St., Bet. 10Th & 2lst
One of the best equipped 3-story houses:
cent OF #; win satisfactorily finance. A. L.
MUELLER 4 CO. 1903 Chestnut st. Phlla:
242-44 W. BIRCH ST.
Four rooms and bath: desirable neighbor.
no'NAms ioai a : 1876 @ +. cuMBERLAND
$500 CASH PAYMENT
Secures pretty 7roGm front n Soms .s,GH on
HOWARD II. WILSON & co. 2l2a Gtn ave
Two story. q rooms and bath: thoroughly
modern hardwood floors: basement; Laundry:
goTS f. for Ews fsFi Est. and
HOMES-$30O CASH
Edw. M. Graham = spr1ce y '5Sis. TSss.
BARGAIN-ae57 y. 2sth st, $4,000: newly
paperGd and painted; whit tLS, plumbing
JOHN JOHN p, Fi.ETCHER. ESQ? W. I.ehlsh ave
CoIORED HOME BUYERS
$40 Carlisle st. ..''''''''''''.''' $4,000
TREG lTGE Jag e SicKLEs asia Germantown ave- ave-
several I
rooms; poss, Moore Somerset and Bonsal
SAUSAGE FACTORY. market and resi-
dence; all machinery. refrigerating plants
and store fixtures. with wel.esta biished busl-
ness Il J. Thurher. 1884 G!rard ave.
MODERN GARAGE. central II cars. down
ooSiSnci SiiSIri $1,000. ALEERT d, Mills. i 4oi
west End Trust Bldg Loe 2757.
o1os $. BROAD sT-Possession, porch. ~
rooms. baths hot-water heat, electric
''S"S ". G HEYpE. 18th and Snyder ave.
CENTRAL salesroom and garage; property
corner. near Broad st; 54-ft. front; price
ARTHUR BOSWELL. ?sa y, 18th st.
1900 $. slsT-Ftve, . story; porch front
must sell quick. Ben I. Lewis, II South
ave, Media. |
Iu.p y. 22D sT-lo65 Crosby st. to back
st. lot 1Sxl75; bargain. Weyant 532 W
Dauphtn ------ --
soooo--lSl2 y. MARsHALL-2-story. heat,
or: 3 rooms and bath Weyant 532 W.
"o4o VAN PELT ST. C2lst Il DIamond)-G
roons bath, all cows; newly renovated
FRANKLIN II. splitter & Co, 1900 venango 81.
TWO central properties suitable for doctors
or lawyers Offices; bargains. 2 COZ,
Ledger Oft!ce,
COpHER 18th and Wallace sts; apart
mrnts: private baths: easy terms
"NGIRTHGR ROSWELL. 2aa y. 18th st.
BUSINESS PROPERTIES
JAMES d. WlNCHELL. l7TH and SAMSON
23o5 LOMBARD .sT.--a.story. rooms and
-'HSt -'HH IN; underdrained; vacant financed '"'
JAMES J. HAGAN. Bl2 Christian st.
i0t}iR 0t}iRoET, MH'tfSS ifS6 Chestnut SD''y 'oHN J
NOW VACANT--922 s. 24thi 2l3s Cath.
arine. GRISCOM. 2l00 Catharine.
ISo0 MOORE ST. rooms all conVenIencss-
WEST 1925 Wharton N
900! \. CLEVELAND AVE- rms; prICe
S2s5O; can finance. Wooley. 2l29 y i7th
2Ol8 $. HEMBERGER ST,-Sevrn rooms
easy terms DEIsHER. I'D and Tasker
lS9I-!8 DAILY ST.--6 rooms; price rcas0n-
able. y. 7. MCKenna. 1892 PIT l're"2e.
4OOS SPRINGFIELD AVE.-Semidetached he'd
residence, possession.
r. FRITZ, Tia Walnut 81,
-O'2 HRGH TITa fOEF 7lg ''SES VIM, lot st :oS'''
3iN y IETH ST Lot l6xO5. II, II,
FRITZ, 7l3 Walnut st.
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GERMANTOWN-l0 z, Walnut lane, '1The
Gretner'' delight. south, expo. room: excel
table: indiv, serv, reasonable rites. Mrs
Frank Comfy. Germantown 9ss2
TWO delightful rooms. southern exposure;
opposite Penna. r, r. station: conveni sut
70 trolley cars excellent table board. Phoas
Germantown 1892,
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Observation-Disclosures
YOUNGSTOWN

APARTMENT 5 rooms and bath: ideal /
cation; l block from station. Call Ogon
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Other Live Stock

CINCINNATI O.. March Hogs-Re
higher; heavy, $l45O@1475; mixed. me-
dunn and lights, SIG; roughs, Sl2; high,
SIG; stays, 50, Cattle Receipts, 400
market steady; bulls. weak; calves, $50.
Sheep-Receipts, so; market steady.
CLEVELAND, March 5-Hogs-Re-
celpts, $500; market, steady; workers.,
$l575; mixed, $3.50; medium, Sl425
pigs. S1550; roughs S12; stays, $3.50.
Cattle Receipts, 200; market. slow and
dull. Sheep and lambs-R Receipts, 800;
market. soc lower; top, $40. Calves-Re-
ceipts. 210; market. slow; top. $40.
PITTSBURG, March 5.-Cattle-Re-
celPts, 30; market steady; choice, $13.15
a 14.35; good. $12d1275; fair, $9506I
10; veal calves, $19420. Sheep and
lam1bs-Reeseipts, light market steady ;
fair mixed. -$10@12; spring lambs, Sl3@
20 Hogs Receipts, IS doubles; market
lower; prime heavies, $i5@15.25; me-
diums, Sle.25@16.5o; heavy workers.
pigs S15@l5.2 roughS, $l1 Q13; stays,
CHICAGO, March -Hogs-Receipts.
10000; market. 20d30c higher; bulk OF
sales, S14.65@15.4O; butchers, $l47J@
1850; packers, S1l2 5OG13.75; lights,
%I4 5G01535; pigs, $13.50014.75 roughs,
S1250013 Cattle Receipts, 400: mar
ket, steady. strong; beeves, $9-75@16;
butchers, $7.25d13.50: Gamers and cut
tiers, 81 75010.75; stockers and feeders,
S7G11.75: cows, $9.75016; calves, S1525@
1915. Sheep-Receipts. 1000 market,
slow, steady; lambs, $11@19.75 ewes,
$11@14.25.
EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL.,, March 5.--Cattle
LOO; market. prospects
higher: native beef steers, $10.50613.50 ;
yearling beef steers and heifers. $10Q13 ;
cows, so. 75110; stOckers and feeders $90g
1885, calves, $15.5O617; Gamers and
cutters, $475@6.S5 Hogs Receipts 5000 /;
market, 25@35c higher; mixed and butch
ers, s15.156 1865; good heavies. S1425@
1925; rough heavies. $11.J0Q12.75; light,
S15.55@15.75; pigs, $12@15.5O; bulk of
sales, S15.30@15.65 Sheep-Receipts, 500
market, steady; ewes, $12@14; lambs, $40
@19.50; Gamers and cutters, $S.5009.50.
EAST BUFFALO, n. Y, March g.
CattlezReceipts, $50; market active and
steady. shipping steers, $13@1425 ;
butcher grades, $9C012.50; cows, $409. 10.
Calves Receipts, 1900; market slow, SOC
higher, closing soc lower; culls to choice,
S66225 so. Sheep and lam bs-Receipts,
400; market slow, lambs 25c lower.
sheep steady; choice lambs, $20@20. 10 :
culls to fair, $16@19.50; yearlings. S160
IS; sheep, $6@16. Hogs-Receipts, $500 !;
market active. 1O@15c lower; yorkers.
S16.10@16.25; pigs, $15@15.25; mixed, SIS
@1610; heavies, S15@l5y50; roughs. $12
@13 stays, $S010