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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-13
WEDDINGS ENGAGEMENTS

BI.ACKSBURG. VA. AUGUST fa.-Miss
|irnce. Swoopt. daughter Of Mrs Grace
led Wednt sAay evening at s:30 in In.
II nl!ly home q Blackshurg to ]. l.. Cooley
smilics witnessed the ceremony REV
nckc White. pastor OF the Prcsbvts rlan
|hurch oiiic!atci. and was assisted by
y y J. Woods: p. D.. OF Covington
Mr. and Mrs. Cooley held an Informal
Geo atlnn In tho hail after tho ceremony
NJ ic;t later in the evening for Virginia
bristol. VA. August ia wedding
|n social interest In Southwest virginia
,. Wed Giss Washingion
ilss Bessie Warren became The bride OF
Nltroh G. Davis. \ number OF Br!stolians
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS

s-zazzz=z=
Personals
NOTICE Domestic servants and farmers
supplied. Phone sati ---
Lost and Found ~
Dp6 lost Five dollars rcward Tor IN
furma ION leading To recovery of lz-ih'n
hlark. white and tan beagle bitcn, Moss
Diana Disappeared early last TUESDAY
Henry q krucgcr, oil W twenty seN-
enth strcet. Phone $3.50
ST nHRN ARD DOG Lost. Orange and
white. black markings on face Answers
to name Of Roger. Reward NJ returned 10
II h Jones. Cleveland avenue. Elsmerc'
pel
WATCH cold. with fob attached. Finder
please return To 1919 Tatnah fnohc
Snla J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-23

USED CARS
CHEVROLET. 1915. ROADSTER
BUICK. 1920. MODEL X. 7-PAss.
BUICK. 1920. MODEL k45.
CHANDLER. 1915. ROADSTER.
WILMINGTON AUTO CO.,
soa FRENCH STREET.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-23
Advertisers Who Sell More Than Thing
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


APARTMFNT--rhres unfurnixh~1 royvns
two adults. Phone lets W After q D. m,
FUKsIsHFD ROOM Wanted by bud
ness woman ~ refinement slth n~at and
ight, Address " Q, Every Evening Drfos'
HpUst-seven or eiybs rooms hath %git-
tng,on Ave. Chester, Pa
HgIsE~ sir rooms and bath. unfnrpl-hea
rithin six squares Of high .ehool N1fge-.
~ Every Evening o1ioe.
UDEsE--sir or .eyen rs,u,. h..n -
s,rn keasonsbls rent. hfdrcs. q ~ Yvery
Evening once.
~ -e~~5tE or ~veu rorrns rvp .rui,.
centrally located. Address ~ . Ygsrv
Evening Once
HDDhs-Dvfng 70 shortage Of hss,,s,,,~
ngnses Touny couple of refinement .ith 80
tttle girls desire two or thr~s rooms aoS
bath WITH hoard for sir months viii soo-
3nsr location In best rsstdDpti4f ss..tl.ns
only. Pnone or address Room iofs Hosel
du Pont.
WEST 1DH-House. seven or elxht r,,or,.
witn privilege of buying. Central Hffs~.a
. 70, Every Evening once
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-23
AUCTTONS-LECAIS
Auction sales

AUCTION ssI-ss-,), $780, -s..--..,,...-
Anysher~. IL you want - saIl .-e U.ul
gons The square Deal Aucfion@c- and Yarn
AGENT. 9Db Madison ~ Prone Tza- W
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Suburban Por Sal.
Wanfed-Rsal F,stsNe

GROCERY AND WAT sr0RF-s~o r-v
or rent store property. Pbone $40 "
HOUSES Wanted ~ buy houses any GO
Tor spot cash, reasonable Asrr~-. = -
Every Evening O~sre
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-23
Legal NOTICES.


SEPT. -. lsDl- public Kzle rgrrftnr- -.
pets rugs, &c. vii De ~oid a. zfirh.m A
sons Auction Store. III ~ Faurfh sfrs~s
friday. H~Dt~r-ber - 1870 : = '-fo~. =
m sharp. Be1roou. dlnlnxrunrrl u.ria~
hvingroom furniture % az linda rf~f4sr~s
chairs. rockers. couchss daVenDorts Narss
ana bedding. rugs. al sirex n amin
ster. wilton, brussels. wool ahr-s 900 Vsr~~
!inoleGfn. dresss-rs and cnlf-ons~r. f.hl~
linen. dishes. library tables library ~l.Ifrs
&c. Terms. cash. stifh&nn A son Aur
NOTTCE-EstAts % Oscar q Ciour-s f-
oeceasu- Norics - hereby givrn that h-t-
teTs Of adninlstrzt4cn cufn t~xt.mrnfo
anneno upon the estate % Oscar ID fsOrss-rs
Jr.. late Of Wilmington nundr-sr se-r~a 49,
we're duly granted unto Francis Nan
ION on the fifteenth dAy of sepf@uaf,~~
a. ID. le2o. and al persons iua~rt~n - fha
SAID uecea~-c srs requested 20 maze u4v-
nent 20 t1e Administrator e 49, ~tfh-
out delay. and al persons hsvin4 fa-
flands against fHe GeccA-ra arr r~s14irn.l
20 exhibit and present the same duIy c-o-
oateu 20 the said s4u1inistrAEor e n a
on Or oefor- he Est~rnth CAR ~ g-o-
TEMPER a. -. 1921. or abide - fhe 40
n this behalf. Francis r Manl0n "a
ministrator c. 9. a. address Victor Hxr-
SKY, Attorney-at-LA~. Ford B1llGlns. va
mington. DeL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-23
Business Opportunities
INSTRUCTION
Local instruction Classes
Musical. Dancing. Dramatic

DANCTkD-~Iesrn to dance now, Glass or
private instruction. Avenue DancsiAnd
Eden Hall Building. Phone 1882 j
JOIN \. THOMA. JK. Piano Theory,
Organ. Pupil of Wassiii Leps and Camille
zerkwer. Graduate in piano and theory Of
the Philadelphia Musical Academy. Drganist
and choirmastsr Of First and Central Pres
hyterlan Church. Accompsuist Of the Phiia-
delphia operate Society. studio. 2503 Van
Buren street Phone a0Jo.
my IkDispENsABIE GfHL"--The hit
OF the show tBuddies." can be heard at
Miliard's Music Store. 2o3 w. Eighth 50.
PIANO sTUDfO~hrs Alice q Hastings
Smith. 1913 Rodney. Vacancies for adj
vanccd students.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-03
FEATURE GAMES
0FTHE SEASON
HERE JUNE Sc
Winnipeg Giants Booked to
Play Here Saturday and
Sunday.

One of the most high-powered ball
teams in the northwest, the Winnipeg
Giants, has beer booked to play
here against the local team. Saturday
and Sunday. This team has been Sc
cured through the National Associa-
ton Of the Colored Professional Base
ball clubs by John Fadden, manager
Of the Grand Forks club, and is COM
posed entirely of black men whose
color prohibits them from playing in
the big league clubs.
The Winnipeg Giants are under the
direction of RUDE Foster of Chicago
and know baseball from A to z. The
Grand Forks club is planning on
showing them the best game they will
play in their tour through the north
west.
Saturdays game is set for $50 p.
m. and Sundays game will be played
at $500 in the afternoon. These are
to be the feature games Of the month
and there is some doubt as to whether
or not the grounds will accommodate
the crowds that are expected to at
tend.
F%airchild Will start the game for
the locals Saturday evening.
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DULUTH.
nr71,UrH

.,..,, M,nn.. June 3.-FlaAseeu
nr;ces bulged sharply today on repo..
I'D active covering demand anu so
bidding by specialists. w..
however. reported out Of the marN at
o"e na+ seed. July closed &c up d.
70. S Ia bieh AGO, low 400; Octopei
a.. 49, ~ ' at %. high AIS, low Any. /.
snp+ rvh closed 2 lac or at 49,
, apo Iulv}a IA off at 2.0S o. ashe" .
80 Senthnbcr 2 lac off at l.sV -
asIad nafs closed . SAC of at w .ns
@SoA "a for spot, and barley was
not quoted. Closing: o,, IN
Wioot.N No. 1 dark mortimer III ~.
track 2.SO@ sos; nominal; NO. o"' 2 2
northern 2.7O@S.00 nominal; NO, .
do TX northern go @2.e5 nominal; ny .
! northern 2.6S@2.SO nominal; No >
northern 2.6O@2.75 nominal; NJ =
northern 2.55@2.7O' nominal; no, :
amber durum on rack z.'o, ~ =
, amber durum 2.70@2.1S' ~, .
mixed durum on track W1''1' 49,
. mixed durum 2.6S@2.73: NO. ! uu.
UNI on track 2.71@2.76; NO. @uu
2.6s @2.73. uu,,o AVA.
Linseed on track ana arrive 1N'
July Ala bid; october 4.o9:
Oats OF TRACK ~ ~ n ,
P,e m track PA ga; arrive I'll
3-4@2.12 ga; July 2.O3 ga asked
September 100 IL asked
Barley blank.
Duluth, Mimi. June Ss-Elevator
receints of domestic grain: Wheat
1o4,5oo bushels: oats 1900 bushels e
barley 11,40O; rye 64,700: flax 5,ooo'
Shipments: Wheat 2l7,soo BUSH
els; oats 5000; rye 10000.
Elevator receipts bonded grain
| Wheat 900.
Duluth car inspection: Wheat Nos
1 ana 2 dark northern and Nos. and
2 northern S; No. 3 dark nortnern
and No. 3 northern 20: other spring
So; Nos. i and 2 amber durum and
Nos. 1 and 2 durum "a; other duruln
10; Nos. 1 and ? dark winter n NOS
1 and 2 hard wint er3; mixed 7S;
wheat 236: flax 6; mixed grain 4;
pats L; corn /; rye 1874; barley S; al
grains 377; on track not given.
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CITY Aaditor's Csrtiacsts OF xosnIuataons
1 Cnas J: Eyanson, city auditor ia
Dakota. DO hereby certify that the fol-
owins nominattons for aldermen in and
from the Third ward Of said civ cert;..
NED 70 me under the provisions Of Law,
% ballcted Tor at the special city
election TO be held in said ward on Mon.
cay; re 7th day Of June. A. b. iSso~are
George K Kkneen-Strict conomv ,n
All city AFFAIRS n complete eauaii.
H. J.. Hartmann, ~:
The polling place desisnated by the
city, council for this special elections h.e
inE. Ct Fire Hall, South Fosrth str. ne-
VII &c open from 8 O'clock Z. m. iii (
o,saeGk B M continuously o. sid day
Dated at GRAND Forks. II. Dak. th,.
I'm day Of June. a. q. 1920.
tseaI 80 Satys nseT.
tHerald June 4ss-s, is:e 1'i'of
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LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE OF srrc1A1 E1cor1ou.

Notice is hereby given that a Special
grand rq Miship ao aha p 5eF she has ssty BEEN en-
called for and will be held on Monday,
the 18th day Of June A. D., 1920, at which
o'eleck th ia tPP eli fors Mi,l be Until 1Pf 8 o,d e ! is 8
the afternoon of said day and at which
time there will be SUBMITTED to the cleo
proye q o said Ea,e city; to Sv e sae noted d. up poest ag,
borrow the sum OF 1000 90 or SO muchL
p r1fssei ta as same e sor ns fss inere sse a e Is
salaries, wages and compensation Of the
employees Of said 4citylin the sum lot
from e;s0 M Rey i m9h' iss ea 20 SCI sept emf Pe ]1st,
and included q the 1920 tag 1syyl and
tion. the electors thereof will vote pon
and elect an alderman from said ward
to fll out the unexpireds term 81 Alder
was created by. his removal from tho
ward, such unexpireG Sterih to- end in
The form Of the ballot to be used At
said election as to the question above
set forth, shall be az follows:
suns ush "a ,4 tse Ssts Geu 1ma o9 9hsssof tt as
same e Tor. hs the incsresss Of tSs saiaries.
S yiages a o9d.a s9@ e|sy H. taei sum Il 81 ,.e eSoss
per month each forythe- period from May
LIST, 1920 to. September LIST. 1920, said
sam ,s eSPs aau.' a'.u ~ /
Yes -. =:
that ns il. aoliin. place. for said etes-
FIRST Wa .,ds First E,.s,: Precinct rec city F''tra-
Second Ward :Arlinktcn Park Hotel
Fourth W s. MIN r. 4ksTa Motor s. Co. onies.
Fitch Ward. First Precinct! international
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REGATTA ATTRACTS GLIB.

AIameda, Cal, June 3.-The Ala
media Boat club, out of rowing COM
petition for several years. plans to
enter all events at the regatta, of the
Pacific Association of Amateur Oars
men at San Diego July II.
John s. Lewis. who has been row.
ing under the Alameda coiors since
1884. will captain the senior four
crew of the local club. Others in the
boat will be comparatively new to the
same. The full crew will be: David
Patrick. stroke; Lewis, captain and
after waist, w. H. Godfrey, forward
waist; George c. Hansen, bow, and
Harry Peterson. coxswain.
"A Brampton will represent the club
in the senior skiff event. -
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QUITS ATHLETICS.

Moorhead, Mimi, June ALEX
Nemzek, Jr., coach and athletic di-
rector of the Moorhead normal for
the past two years. has resigned to
20 into commercial work.
Ncmzek graduated from the North
Dakota agricultural college several
years ago, where he was known as
one of the best football, baseball and
track men developed by the school.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-03
TO ENTER BIG MEET.

San Francisco. June '3.--Helen
Baker. won1an tennis champion of the
Pacific coast. intends to compete in
national championships at the Phila-
delphis Cricket club on September 10.
She plans to leave for the east in the
early part of July.
matches at Berkeley. Cal. this year
defeated both the national champion.
Mrs. Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman, and
Eleanor Goss. runner-up in the ma
tional series last year.
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ENTRY BLANKS ARE
MAILED FOR TRYOUTS
FOR OLYMPIC GAMES

Chicago. June .3.-Entrys blanks for
the middle western Olympic tryouts
were mailed today to every athletic
club in the central district of the Ma
tional Amateur Athletic union. The
tryouts will be held here June rs. All
entries must be made by June 10. The
nineteen events are cpen to any anna
tour athlete registered with the "A.
u, who is a citizen of the United
EfatasE - TODD.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-03
PLAN POLO MEET.

Vancouver. B. G.. June 3.-Flans
for a.polo tournament to be held here
during August. and in which teams
from Pacific coast and Canadian
prairie cities are to be invited to
p anticipate, were tentatively adopted
at A recenLJmeeting of the Vancouver
Polo club. Details of the tournament
will be ARRANGED shortly.
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Cando Lost Game To
Brinsmade Tuesday

Brinsnade, y. p: June s:aBrin is
Brinsmade grounds by the score Of IL
to s. The weather was bad for base
ball and pitchers on both sides had
trouble in getting warmed up. Score:
r. H. r.
cando .So1o EOS 5 2
Brinsmade .M... OIL 45x-12 IL /
Batteries--Cando. Waggoner." Pick
ering and Croake: for Brinsmade, Jen-
son, johnson. Sweeney and Bennett.
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WILL PLAY IN $

San Francisco. June 2.-Roland
Roberts. California state tennis singles
champion, is n of the western stars
who will invade the middle weA and
east this summer.
He Intends to enter the national
clay court championships in Chicago
July 10 and the national singles
championships at the West Side Ten
mis- club, New York.
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Saints Going Strong.

Indianapolis. Ind, June 3.-Duh-
can, pinch hitting for Williams in
the ninth inning Of yesterdays game,
popped a double back of third with
the bases full. giving st. Paul two
-uns and the game with Indianapolis.
3 to. l.. Both Cavet and Williams
pitched excellent ball. Score:
St. Paul ..... o1o 600 Oo2-3 ) /
Minneapolis i, 900 900 010-1 I 0
Williams, Hall and H%argrave; Ca
vet and GosSett.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Gamer Yatndax

Games Yesterday.
st. Paul 3, Indianapolis 1.
Minneapolis 2. Toledo 3.
Milwaukee 8, Louisville 10.
Kansas City Columbus game post
poned; rain.
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- -
ST. PAUL.
LIVE STOCK.

La T. SIOCh. VI
South st. Paul, Mimi, June a.
HOGS receipts, $500; 15@25 cents
lower; range, s1o.5O@13.75; bulk.
$3.50 @13.65.
Cattle receipts, 2,000T killers
strong; fat steers. $1,000 1850; cows
ana neliers. 300 1850: calves
steady, s5.0O@13.75; stockers and
feeders strong. $5.0O@13.0O.
Sheep receipts, 200; lower; lambs
steady, $500 1900; wethers, $1,000
l1.O0; ewes, $500 a 10. 90
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Down in San Antonio, they have q

Down in San Antonio. they have a
a Mexican youngster who Is 4 box.
ing marvel. He is a Is year old boy
named Kid Pancho formerly was q
pounds. He has cleaned up ali the
midget battlers In that section of the
country. Pancho formerly. was a
newsboy, but he now il attending a
high school with the money he earned
ring. Several prominent man
ayers Of fighters who have, happened
to e him in action have tried Is siEn
him to - CONTRACT but .Pancho has
refused all offers. Re IL deter
mined 70 finish his education before
begins to devote all his time to
ring affairs.
Eddie Collins Joe jackson. iris
Speaker. George Sisler, I'd Roushl
Eddie Cicotte. Alexander ana prac-
ticaliy every star 1 n both the Ameri-
can and National leagues. With the
exception Of ~ Cobb and Waiter
Johnson, hase been With more than
one club dufing their major league
tsojourn. Cobb anA johnson may starf
travelling SOME dag, too. Who knows?
IL AEA EE 90 -
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Toledo. o.. June 3.-Dyer's triple
with two men or base in the third
inning gave, Toledo the lead in the
game with Minneapolis yesterday. the
locals winning, 3 to 2. Dubuc was
touched for nine hits. but he scatter
cd them in all out one inning. Score:
r. II. +.
Minneapolis 100 o1O o0o-2 . 2
Toledo ...... o02 100 O00-3 81
Robertson and Mayer; Dubuc and
Murphy.
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METAL.

New York. June Cooper dull:
10 il. lion firm and G%nchanged.
Tin spot 51.50, Juno 51.25; July 81
90: Anthony 800.
The metal Exchange quotes lead
auie& spot and June $50 asked. Zinc
easy, East st. Louis spot 7.40m $50.
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GRAIN.

Z. Minneapolis, June s.-Disappoint-
ing receipts, absence of hedging or
speculative pressure and cash premi-
ums made the combination which
created a strong undertone in coarse
grain markets following a moderate
reaction early in the session.
Opening declines were 1-2 to 5-Sc
in oats; IL to 1c in rye and 1 lao
1 SAC IN barley futureS Barley
alone remained draggy.
here, apd other leading markets did
no better. comparatively.
Wheat offerings were small and a
good general demand made a firm
market. Bulk of the days sales were
at unchanged prices. but occasional
sales early were five cents higher.
Winter wheat was firm. Durum was
firm; some sales 2@3c higher.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Canes Yesterday.
Washington II. New York SIS.
Detroit 5. Cleveland g..
Chicago I, st. Louis 3.
No others scheduled.
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Giants Completely Outplaycd.

Boston, June s.-Boston outplayed
New York yesterday and won, . to /.
Scott held the visitors to five hits.
Toncy's arm went bad after three in
nings, while Hubbell and Winters
were ineffective and had poor sup
port. Score:
r. H. z.
New York =. 900 01o ooo-f 5 4
Boston ...... 900 COS 15x-9 10 ?
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! CHICAGO.
STOCKS.

New York, June s.-Without any
vances took place generally on the
stock market today. especially In
steels, equipments. oils, motors and
shippings. Outstanding features COM
prised Crucible, Vanadium, Replogle,
Pressed Steel Car, American Locomo-
tive, Baldwin Locomotive. General
MOT. Motors ns, %stuae0a pssr,, Mexican and and
Gulf, Cuban American Sugar and
American Wooden. The only note
worthy change among rails was a
. IL point rise in Norfolk and South
ern. Constant pressure vas directed
against Liberty bonds which made
further declines ranging from Ia to
more than n per cent. Call money
was plentiful at six per. cent.
Higher quotations ruled at the dull
but strong opening of today's stock
market. further covering Of short
contracts evidently being prompted by
the easier rates for money in the last
half of Yesterdays session. Crucible
steel made an initial gain Of l 1-2
points. Studebaker rose / 3-S and
Pan-American petroleum., tobacco
products and consolidated gas advanc-
ed one point each. United States steel
gained a large fraction with baldwin
locomotive. Further buying Of rails
again conferred in the secondary or
low priced shares. notably Pere Mar
quette and the southwestern issues.
K, Moderate buying of utilities was the
only diverting features of the stagpant
mid -session. Gains Of one to 2 71-2
points were" recorded by Brooklyn
Transit. Peoples Gas and United Rail-
ways. In the railroad group. Missouri
Pacific preferred made a further gain
of 2 points.
Alis Chalmers rose 5 1-2 points
later on declaration of an initial diyi-
dend, but leaders reacted one to all
most five points from highest quota
tons. The closing was irregular.
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A GOOD TEAM.

San Francisco, June s.-Peck Crit
fn and Carl Gardner of San Francisco
have Joined forces as q, tennis doubles
team and will enter the coast sec
tional doubles championships at Los
Angeles ,Tuly 10 :.
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CLUB
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Games Yesterday.
New York 1. Boston g..
st. Louis 6, Pittsburgh 9.
Brooklyn 4. Philadelphia s.
Cincinnati 5, Chicago 3.
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CHICACO GRAIN TARIE.
CASH

Chicago. July 3.-Wheat: No. 3. red.
2.9s; No 3 northern spring 2.s5.
Corn No. 2 mixed 1886 "a 1876 L.:
No. +: yoAow 1.97@1.9a: Oats No. .
white 1.12@1.14 1-c: No. 8 white liz.
Rive No. 2. 2.16. Barley 1855 a Ito.
Timothy seed 1000 a 1900; clover
seed 25.oo@s5.oo. Pork nominal; lard
2O.27: ribs 17.50M18.50.
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Seven Pitchers Used.

rhia won a loose game from Brook
Ign here yesterday, 6 to 4. Seven
pitchers performed, none OF them
showing up well except G. Smith and
S. Smith. ninth. inning selections.
Witherow drove in the winning run.
Score:
r. H. E.
Brooklyn .... o12 900 o1o-4 4 .
Philadelphia 1913. 100 10x-6 II l
Galore. Miljus. S. Smith n kruc-
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

New York. June 3.-Mercantilc pa
per I IL; Exchange weak: sterling
sixty day bills 3.s7 1-2; Francs de-
mand 1907: cables. 1905; lire de-
mand 1902; cables 100: marks
2.26: cables 2.27. New York ex-
change on Montreal II is per cent.
Government bonds heavy railroad
bonds irregular.
Time loans strong S 1-2 per cent.
Call money firm: high. low. ruling
rate. closing bid 6 per cent: offered
at s.; last loan s: bank acccptan- cs-A6
Is. 0.
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PRODUCE.

New York, June 3.-Butter un-
settled; receipts, 17,464 tubs; cream
cry higher than extras, SIS 1-2@56;
extras (92 score). SIS; firsts (8S to 81
score). 51@54 1-2.
Eggs firm; receipts, 42,366 cases;
storage packed extra frsts. 47@47h;
ditto frsts, 45@46 L.; fresh gathered
extra firsts, 45@46 1-2; ditto ffrsts,
1904.
Poultry, alive. easy: freight broi1-
ers, 65@7O; express do, 400 20;
fowls, IS: ROSTERS. Is: turkeys, 80;
dressed. steady; western fowls, fresh,
SO@AS; others unchanged.
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Sport Snap Shots

Sport Snap Shots
When a fast ball pitcher cant get
the hop on his fast ball he is very
easy to hit, as speed artists occasion.
ally demonstrate. The reason is
plain. The fast ball without the hon
Is Just a straight BALL with some
speed to it. That is why fast hall
pitchers, even the best Of them,
sometimes take . terrific drubbings'
Take Grover Cleveland Alexander. for
instance. When he has his fast bali
working there are few pitchers as
hard to hit, but nov and then Aleck
is beaten by a count Of something
like 10 to 2. 1.-THE same goes for wal.
ter Johnson. Al Mamaux or any 9TH
er hurler who places his chief de-
pendence on a fast ball.
players have been able to IN
through a period of years in the earne
without being sold, traded or releas.
ed. ~
Grover Cleveland Hartley. = catch
er. with the st. Louis Cardinals this
year, played with the st.. Lou
Browns a few years back. He alse
played with the st. Louis club in h
Federal league and With the New
York Giants, and, of course. in the
minors. NN'
Jack coonnbs pitched for the Phil
adelphia Americans and, for the
$brooklyn Dodgers, Later he manael
ed the Philadelphia Nationals. Nov
ne 4 battery coach for the Tigers.
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York. June elderly bond
final prices today were: 3 1-2's 1922;
first as $500; second As S5.42: first
4 las $685.; second 4 las $3.50:
third 4 las $500: fourth 4 las
$685.: Victory 3 3-4's $3.50; Victory
4 3-4's 1855.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-03
AMERICAN ASSN
Brewers Get Walloping.

Louisville, KY, June 3.-Louisvills
batters slugged both Miller and
. a~'1 YESTERDAY. defeating Mil~au-
kee 10 to 3. Bethel, with two singles
s;..u artrlple, and Lamar with two
doubles and a single, led the batters.
Score r. ~
r. H. +.
Milwaukee oo1 o2O 600 3 10 l.
Louisville 4. 24O ego OOx-10 Is 2
Miller, Gearin and CASTOR; Deca-
tur and kocher.