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New-York tribune., 1920-07-09

retained6n the business, after paying cash divi-
dends amounting to $8,oo3, 600
The lndenture under which these Notes are
to be issued will provide, among other things,
that no additional mortgage shall be placed on
the properties and assets of the Company,
which does not equally secure these Notes BY
the lien of such mortgage.
The Indenture will furthermore contain a
covenant that current assets of the Company
shall be maintained in an aggregate amount
equal to at least one and one-ha1f times all cur
rent liabilities, including these Notes. any mort
gage Indebtedness (except purchase money
mortgages) maturing prior to the maturity Of
these Notes, and any other issue of notes or
debentures at any time outstanding.
The Company proposes to reclassify its capi-
tai stock and authorize $50, ,OO0O 600 Class "A"
Common Stock, of which $5O,0O0,O 600 will be
Immediately issued and ST So 100000 Class "B'
Common Stock, all to be Immediately issued
Of the unissued Class "A" Stock, $6OOOO,OO0
will be reserved to be available for exchange
for the 40 Ten-Ycar Convertible Gold Notes
Class "a Common Stock will have preference
as to cash dividends up to 80 over Class "B"
Common Stock, and after 80 has been paid
on Class e" Common Stock in any year, both
classes Of Common Stock will share alike in
percentage of additional dividends paid during
such years Each share Of Class "A Common
Stock shall be entitled to all the rights Of any
share Of the Common Stock of the Company.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-09
North American moved up stesdy By
small fractions.


z Mining shares were slightly changed,
some reactions being recorded.
Swiss government IS, the new bonds,
again sold at premium yesterday,
the highest price quoted being .10ON .
The last sale recorded was 1908.
Other bonds were virtually unchanged.
President w. G. Skelly. Of the Skelly
OIL Company, IN q report to stockhold-
ers covering the six months operation,
shows an income for May, exclusive OF
profits from refining, Of $469 1896, repre-
senting an increase of 100 per cent in
the past six months. Announcement is
made Of the purchase Of substantial
interests in tho Midland Refining Com
Refining Company and the acquisition
of producing properties embracing
about seventy-fivc wells in oklahoma
and Texas.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-09
British Trade in Iune

LONDON, July s.--The statement OF
the Board of Trade for June shows
the following changes: Imports in
creased. 's47,6170O0, exports Of British
products increased, s51. .7e0 900; resx-
ports increased, e8,160,000; total ex-
ports increased. f59,9500O0; excess of
imports decreased, SIP 2,338, 900.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-09
A $1,000 Convertible Bond
Secured by $3,ooo Net Assets

HE increase in the demand for electrical
mission has created healthy prosperity for
engaged in manufacturing and selling equipment necessary
conduct electric
The New York Telephone Co. recently
the fact that 35,418 NEW TEL LEPFONE STATIONS
BEEN INSTALLED IN NEW YORK CITY SINCE 1ANU-
AIRY 1st THERE WERE STILL 64843 UNTITLED APPII
CATIONS situation partly
and surprising considers electrical
industry increased 1919 twenty years
Actively engaged in the of wires and
cables telephone electric light
companies and building contractors the
Hahirshaw Electric ca
% plants % adsss m es % Yoaks @ IN Nesps.s p
and
demands
chasing % e ~ I sisRd s s II g goth 3 sosDs M ssss e & ss
Of ustndng ! uonssn sinking
eandse estimated / nnsd @ - - -
sbenpl dividend
sso
~ " = 80
n'hsn wriaas 81 ~ Lensr A.ns
Potter Brothers & Company
Nassau. Street New York
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Evening journal., 1920-06-15
wins
LAST 1920 GAME
Joe Rothrock Allows Haver-
ford But Two Hits in
Final Contest
WON 10, LOST 6
THIS SEASON
sneolal 70 No ErenInr 1onrnal

Special TO The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. June i5-Before a large
crowd Of commencement visitors Del
aware closed its baseball season yes
terday with 10 4 victory over Hav-
erford. Delaware's record for the sea-
son is 10 victories and six defeats.
The pitching OF Joe ROthrOck was
the feature Of the closing game as IL
mas been in numerous other games
this season. Only % men faced Roth
rock In the nine innings. The yisitorsl
got but two hits both being made hy'
Fisher. In seven OF the nine innings
not a man reached first. The big
southpaw gave but one pass and fan
ned T. With the exception OF one in
ming, the fourth, Kearney also pitched
clever ball. The fielding Of both teams
was good
Delaware scored its first run In the
initial inning without the aid Of a hit.
Robbins, the tlrst batter was hit by a
pitched ball and stole second DOnohO
sacrificed him TO third and with Mar
Vel at bat pretty equeeze play
brought Robbins over. In the fourth
two singles and an error and Gray
Carter's three-base drive gave the
Blue and Gold two more runs Carter
was caught at the plate trying to
stretch 10 into home run.
HaverfOrd's only run was scored in
the NTH on knowlton's pass, his steal
and Uunderwood's wild throw 10 FIRST
The score.
Evening journal., 1920-06-15
TENTH WARD MOVES UP
IVDEFZANCE LEAGUE RACE

Tenth Ward crept a lttlo closer
70 The Defiance League leader last
night when they compelled the Wee
cacoo team TO come out second best
by the score Of 3 TO ,.
Il was another case OF classy pitch
ing, both Walsh and Dillon having a
good day. Dillon famed fifteen nre-
men and was handicapped by an in
Jury 10 Miller earlier In the game.
Miller was struck across the knuckle
by a foul tip in the first inning and
had great diiculty IN holdlng Die
southpaw. Welsh turned in eleven
strikeOuts FOR days work and
pitched a steady game throughout
Tonight the Al-NVlmington, City
League and independent teams will
work out and all the athletes OF these
teams are requested TO report at go
O'Clock.
.olOorrow night Belmont will cross
bats with Thlrd Ward. Manager
Gillespie. OF Belmont, has many new
players for this game and viii make
The Bearcats hustle TO win.
The score.
Evening journal., 1920-06-15
TRACK-BASEBAEL
ELECT CAPTAINS
Wilson and Donoho Will
Head Delaware Teams
Next Year
AWARDED
AT FAREWELL HOP
ipecIal 70 The Evenlns journal

Special to The Evening Journal
NEWARK, June 5.-Following the
final baseball game OF the Delaware
College schedule yesterday afternoon
the ID" men OF the team got together
and elected w. c. Dorsey DOnoho OF
SeafOrd, captain Of the team for next
year. The election was unanimous.
DOnOhO has played a great game in
le1t field this year and is popular with
the players. He succeeds phil" Mar
vel who was captain this year. The
only two members OF this years team
Who graduated yesterday were Il. Bay
ard Carter, first base and AlcCardell.
second base.
THE -" men Of the track team at a
meeting several days ago elected Joe"
Wilson captain for 1921. Wilson has
been a star runner for several years
apa holds the Delaware College record
for both the one and two mile runs
and also for crass-country running.
George Il. NAPLES was previously
elected manager OF track for next
year.
During the intermission at the fare
well hop" last night Dean +. Lau-
renee Smith, president OF the Athletic
Council awarded letters for baseball
and track for this year. Those re-
ceiving letters were.
Baseball-George NJ. Nelson. man
ager; B. Marvel, captain; II. Carter,
McCardell, Madden, Donoho, Rothrock,
O. Carter. Underwood and Robbins.
Track-Manager, Kite; captain,
loose; Arbuckle, Mcdonnell, G. Car
ter, TebO. pitiman, Smith, r. II. Nc
Mullen. Humphries. Harmer and Lilly.
Coach Shipley left today for his
home near Washington. He will go TO
Tarboro. North Carolina on Thursday
where he VIII manage an independent
team during the summer.
Evening journal., 1920-06-15
ELsMERE WANTs THURsDAY GAME.

Elsmere had n an their own way
in Saturdays game with Richardson
Park. Payne was knocked out Of the
box IN the NTH inning The Elsmere
boys getting four twO-b8se hits and
as many singles. Price Jackson, .he
Parkers new pitcher. did a little bet
ter but was hit freely. Curletts home
run In the ninth inning was the long
est hit ever made on the parks dia-
mOnd. Bounds, Elsmere's new pitch
er. pitched great ball holding the
park team to seven hits At no time
during the game was he In danger.
Stewart Is a fast man. He handles
the thiri base job in good shape hav-
Ing three assists and figuring In a
double play.
Elsmere would like TO play a prac-
tice game on their diamond on Thurs
day evening. Address Rollin Davis
Elsmere.
Evening journal., 1920-06-15
Se:,...Mti4HR&NsM& s. u N
LIONEL KRAMER.

NaAVINNaAa NAANAAAAAAR
Arthur Fletcher, veteran shortstop
Of the Giants. who has been traded
to the phinies for Dave Bancroft,
holds warm place in the hearts OF
New York fans A movement Is I'M
der-way. headed by Lionel Kramer.
TO reward "Fletch" with some sort OF
testimonial Of appreciation for his
II years work at the Polo Grounds.
Kramer says.
Arthur ought 10 hav~ u for no
player on the Giants ever showed
more sterling qualities on the field
He was in there playing day In ana
day out. always trying. and never
showing any signs OF being a shlrker
or gutter He was always doing his
best, and Fletcher's best was more
than often brilliant. "Flebch' is en-
titled TO a testimonial and the fans
should reward him. ! don't know
him personally, but / have always
appreciated his playing. His superior
knowledge and announcement has
aided many a youngster to get going
Unassuming. al an times. he has
never strivcn for the limelight He
was simply a great player and filled a
big place in the hearts OF all New
Evening journal., 1920-06-15

Lncfiy a. = JOurneyed 10 PennS-
uey's Point a defeat. making it Lib
ertys twentieth straight game. Score
was 5 tn until the ninth inning. The
Carney's Point forfeited TO TO avoid
a walloping
Liberty played Ninth Ward Cadets
last Thursday. and the game ended in
= tie, the score being to 3. Liberty
Is without games for July 4. Blue
Rock. Brandyvine. Wolves, St. Mary's,
St. James OF pennsgroye, New Castle
or Linden A. C. preferred. Send all
challenges Of C. Townsend. 3ii Con-
cOrd avenue, or phone 2i3fM.
Liberty will line up against Trinity
next Saturday at Eighteenth and Van
Buren. Liberty's schedule so far Is as
follows: June 80, Trinity, Eighteenth
and Van Buren streets; June 26. Blue
Sox, Eighteenth and Van Buren
streets.
Evening journal., 1920-06-15
MOOSE WIN AT OTrOITe

In an exciting quOit game last night.
Eddie Flannagan's Moose team threw
the harpOon into the Barndywine All
stars, headed by Knapp at the Moose
Hall. three games TO two. Knapp was
so hewildered that he was not able 10
locale the boards and Hvas called down
several times by Lacy.
Jack Brainard was the star for the
Moose team. Jim Kane also helped
considerable towards bringing the
bacon TO the Moose hall by making
four ringers.
Evening journal., 1920-06-15
ZANE IOSES WITH CUE.

TatlOw playing a splendid game OF
pocket billiards, defeat,d Allen last
night in the Grady Championship
tournament, 100 70 73, before the
largest crowd that has yet attended
the competition.
In the second game, Lynch defeated
Kane. 100 20 s.. Kane led at one time
with. a score Of 20 10 30, hu. this big
handicay had little effect on Lynch,
who got q break and by wonderful
shooting managed 10 cut down the
big lead and finally won the match.
Ball and Young are carded TO meet
tonight.
Evening journal., 1920-06-15
THEY ALL LOOK
ALIKE TO JACKS AS

Jack McGowan's Harlan Apprentices
defeated the crack pusey and Jones
bah team, composed OF Wn-Del and
Ninth Ward players in a twilight
game last evening. 7 to 4
Donoghy was knocked OF the rub
her In the flrst inning when the Jun
Tor Mechanics scored four runs.
Score by innings:
Apprentices ...-..5 OF 5000 x-1
Pusey q Jones - O3OO OOOOO0-f
rW0-hase hit-Gormerley. Stolen
baSes-Carter. 2: Merrill. GOrmerley.
Double plays-Baird 10 Carpenter 10
Monaghan; Clarke TO Merrill to Ham,
meror. Passed Oall-Burke. Struck out
by Anderson, q. by Strawbridge. B.
Umpire" hOllie" Baker.
In the Want Ads. viii be found the
direct route between employer and the
empl0ye.
Evening journal., 1920-06-15
YICTORY sTARs las EAsY ONE-

Victory Stars defeated Rosedale at
Kirkwood Park. 70 10 .. Moore's air
tight pitching kept the Rosedale play
ers from reaching FRS. base until the
nth inning; he struck out A batters.
Dther features Of the game was home
runs by Moore and Willis and three
Victory Stars play the Owl Field Club
Thussday. afternoon at B. and Towns
end streets.
Evening journal., 1920-06-15
YorHrs"
BILLY GIBSON.

BILLY GIBSON.
Joe Benjamin, lightweight pupil OF
Benny Leonard. who was beaten by
Frankie Farren. another coast star.
recently, Is being made the subject
of heated argument by the respec-
live managers. Billy Gibson and John
flammer. GibsOn's end OF 10 Is.
Il have 5000 20 lay on Benjamin
that he can stop Farren inside of i5
rounds. I'm going 10 tell you Just
what / think OF farren Don't take
him east, because II you do every
nfth-rater back there will beat him
And that 5000 goes that Leonard can
stop Farren inside OF four rounds
JIM CANENEY.
Phil Koerner Is having a slump In
his batting with the san Franciso
Seals. but he Is getting u coached out
Of him by Jimmy Caveney, another
member OF the club. When pril
comes 10 ba. here's tho line Caveney
serves up:
Come on, Phil. show me some
thing Never mind your sore wrist
Get In there and hit. You're big
Evening journal., 1920-06-15
ST. MARY'S HANDS
GIANTS A DEFEAT

Harlan Giants dropped a hard fought
game last evening 10 the st. Mary's
team at kirkwoOd Park. 4 10 2. Char
ey Piper, the ElktOn star recently
signed by Manager Edward Chlppey
was IN a Harlan uniform last night
aud his presence at short greatly
strengthened the colOred combination.
Tonigh. the Giants will take on the
Walter Fisher All-Stars in a game at
hirkwOod Park which will start al 3
O'Clock, while the St Paul team Of the
Church league will oppose the Chip
pey aggregation Wednesday evening
at the Second and dupont street dia-
mond
Evening journal., 1920-06-15
LIBERTYs MINSTREL SHOW.

The Liberty A. G. baseball club Will
give a minstrel show and dance next
Monday evening at pythian Castle. 10
viii present The Denny and Burns
Minsfrels. The dance will continue
until ~ o'clock. During iniermission
the club will give away a flve-pOund
box OF candy 10 the person holding
the lucky number. Refreshments VIII
be served.
Evening journal., 1920-06-15
PHONE SERVICE POOR
REClIfCE m ONV NVRCrr

NEW Y0RK-'Phone service here is
unsatisfactory because too many girls
quit their jobs, and they do this be
oause their wages are zoo low. ac-
cording TO a report made today TO
Governor Smith BY Miss Nellie SNariz
Evening journal., 1920-06-15

Thae Holy Name baseball team has
replaced the Knights Of Columbus in
the league.
Today's Schedule.
Pioneers Us. st. Anne's at Rockford
No. g
ST. Hedwig's vs.. st. Marys at Chris
tiana Park.
Brownson VS.. st. Elizabeth at Clay
ton Park.
Evening journal., 1920-06-15
Ran FOR johnson m nlnu
Score hy Innings

NcOFt UN IHHIHVs =
81. Georges "a 90 o 0 0 5-i2
Port Penn .... OOOi2 , , 0 4 4 o. I
Summary-Earned runs, St. Georges,
8: Port penn. 2. Two base hits, b.
Yearsley. Dver, Sparks. A. Nelson.
struck out. by Dyer, 2; by Spicer,. 70.
Double plays, Lamp TO B. Hearsley.
Left on bases. St. Georges, a, Port
Penn. 3. stolen bases, Eaton, B.
Yearslev Sacrdflce hits, Gam. Hit
bv pitched ball. Lamp, !. Nelson,
SCOOP. Base on balls, on Spicer, 4.
Passed balls, Grant, 4. Johnson, i.
Time Of game, one hour, % minutes-
Umpires, Eaton and Wolfe.
Evening journal., 1920-06-15
CATHOLIC LEAGUE

Following Is the standing OF the
Catholic Twilight Baseball League,
organized under the direction OF the
physical department OF the Whining
ton Community Service:
Siandinn of Calholic Leanue.
Evening journal., 1920-06-15
.SPICER FANS Is
MEN AND WINS GAME

In a game featured by the pitching
OF Spicer, who famed - men, st.
Georges defeated Port Penn on sat
urday. ~ 10 7.
Tlhe ScOre.
Evening journal., 1920-06-15
National Ieanu,
American League.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.

National League.
Pittsburgh at PHILADELPHIA
st. Louis at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn
Chicago at Boston.
American League.
Athletics at Detroit
New York at Clev land.
Washington at Chicago.
Boston at ST. Louis.
Evening journal., 1920-06-15
Haverford.
y -ITT WITT|T TOT TWTT"WWTT IW
'McCardell out for Interference.
score hy InniuoS.
HaverfOri
delaware

Delaware ............t0 0020O0ON-3
TwO-base hit-ROthrOck. Three-b9se
hit-G. Carter. Sacrifice hiis-Donoho
and Marvel. Stolen bases-Robbins
knowlton. DonOhO Hit by pitched
hall-Robhins and McCardell Passed
ball-knOwltOn. Struck out by Roth
rock 7. by Kearney 4. Base on balls
Rothrock 4, Kearney 4. Left on bases
Delaware Z. Hayerford ?. Umpires-
Hogan and Plam
Evening journal., 1920-06-15
STANLEY HARRIS


10 Is no longer a secret that Stan
ley Harris, keystoher OF the Grlffmen.
Is showing as much speed as any sec
ond haseman In the big tent his
season. Harris thinks the Washing
ton club Is showing the necessary
speed 20 take a pennant dive one OF
these days and says so In good old
American English. He says
Every time you pick up a base
ban paper or magazine you read how
speed brings victory. Well. we've
got the speed, haven't WEI If you
read about any kind OF athletics you'u
ind that speed Is always credited
with bringing home the bacon. II
makes no difference what kind OF
sports it Is. / don't say we're going
20 win any pennant. that would be
foolish FOR anyone TO say Luck
cOuna fro so much In a baseball sea-
son. oct II speed delivers the goods
Iwell, we've got the speed. haven't
we2r
Evening journal., 1920-06-15

enough TO knock a house over. What
was me matter with that ball. You're
hiliing Ike prima donna, Phil"
Evening journal., 1920-06-15
ADVs DEFEAT ADM,s

The Advertising Department team
or the dupont Company defeated Ad-
illustrative nine at a game on the
grounds OF the summer home Of r. NJ.
carpenter, near Montchanin. to 6.
Ihe game was exciting throughout
and was featured. by fast playing.
Score by innings:
R-H. e.
Administrative O23OtOOO-6 60
Advertlsl1g :. 2 % 203 iOOO-s 81
Evening journal., 1920-06-15
en- pAIUfc m T0p

st. paul's team Of the Church
League defeated Ninth Ward lnde.-
pendents. last night, 10 3. Hayward
for the victors. was at his best, romp-
inc away with &c strikeOuls. while
Tresher at the receiving end held him
at every phase Of the game, and won
the game by his three-bagger 10 right
field in the third inning, scoring
Smith who was on first. Lambert
followed with a sacrifice which al
lowed Tresher 20 score.
Score by innings:
Ninth Ward .......... O3OO0 %
TNo-has hit-Tressler. Three
base hit-Tresher. Sacrifice hit-Lam-
bert Hits-Of Hayward. .: on Tress-
Ter. Z. stolen bases-Wilklnson'
Cooke. Hayward, Smith, Tressler'
Garyanies. Patton. Left on bases-St.
paul's 4: Ninth Ward. .. Bases on
-Tressleu. ,. Struck ou:-By
Hayward. i6: by Tressler. s. HIT by
pitcher-Iayward, 4 ; Tressler, 4.
Evening journal., 1920-06-15
TE A AgeM$sF4AypVElE|SS@ n
MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL
RESULTS.
Nallnnnl Lcanue.

National League.
Pittsburgh, 6; Philadelphia. 4
st. Louis, z. New York. 4.
Brooklyn. 9; Cincinnati, I
Chicago, 2; Boston, 4.
American League
Detroit. ;; Athletics, o.
Cleveland, 2: New York. l.
ST. Louis, 10; Boston, ;.
Chicag -WashingtOn-iiain-
Evening journal., 1920-06-15
Score by Innings.
s.TBERTY WINS TWENTY STRAIGHT

Harlan Giants ..OOOOtiOOO-2 5 3
st. Mary's ....-.O00O02ii0-4 Z ?
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"ln The DAVIS News.

The venerable Cardinal Gibbons of
Baltimore, who reaches his eighty
sixth milestone today, has long been
recognized as che of the foremost
Americans. Few citizens of the Unit
ed Staes have exer.ed such strong
influence abroad as he. TO mention
his name anywhere in America or in
Europe avokes tributes which come
equally from Protestants and Catho.
lies. Few will question the assertion
that he occupies in the hearts Of his
countrymen a position seldom before
reached by any American church man.
The Cardinal is native Of baltimore
and received his education chiefly in
The Catholic institutions of that city.
Recently he entered upon his Goth
year in he priesthood and his 95th
year in the cardinalate. With one
exception he is now the oldest member
Of he Sacred College of Cardinals
both in years and in point Of service
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Prohibition national convention

Prohibition national convention in
Lincoln, Neb,
Plans for farmers national selling
agencies fer grain and livestock, with
a view toward curling speculation and
violent market fluctuations, will be
considered at meeting to be opened
in Chicago today under the auspices Of
the American Farm Bureau Fedora.
ton.
Frank H. Doheny, prominet Detroit
attorney and bank director, held on a
charge of murder in connection with
the Staying Of August Dwyer. an audi
tor for the United Mine Workers, is
scheduled to be arraigned in court to.
day for a preliminary examiua ion.
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. WANTED-Pupn nurses and attend
ants at the Taunton State hospital
Wages $4,000 per month with main.
enance. For particulars address DR..
Arthur V. Goss, Supt., Taunton state
D ospitaL Taunton, Mas. Sts
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Today's' Birthdays.

James CARDINAL Gibbons, primate CT
the Roman Catholic Church in the
United States, born in Baltimore, Sc
years ago today
Margaret Ellington, celebrated ac-
tress OF the American stage, born a.
Blomming on, III, 80 years ago today.
Mai Gen. Frederic Hugh Sykes, who
served in the war as chief of the Brit
ish Air Staff born Al years ago today.
Montague Glass. we'll known Ameri
can playwright, born in Manchester
England, 43 years ago today
Dr. Albert Shaw, noted New York
editor and publicist, born in Butler
County Ohio, 63 years ago today.
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WANTED-To buy second hand two
wheel pony cart and harness. Good
condition ana price reasonable, James
r. Boylan, 81 Hill St, Troy, n.
SITE"
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Today's Events

Thirty-fifth anniversary of the death
of General u, s. Gram,
Centenary of the birth of James w.
Nesmith, U. S. senator from Oregon
during the civil war period
Cardinal Gibbons, the eminent Bal
timore prelate, today will celebrate his
eighty-sixth birthday anniversary.
Today has been fixed as the date
for the meeting of the financial con
ference in Brussels under the auspices
Of the Council of the League of Ma
tons.
The adoption of platform and the
nomination of candidate for Presi-
dent are scheduled for today at the
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE

Repaired and put In first-clasG condi-
tion by workman VINO was with An
drew Oatman to- eight years Also
ill kinds OF furniture repairing pre- mpt-
ly executed
hAPOatrUN UERGBmON
&7G COHntJ So.
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TodaY's' Anniversaries

1900 John Ru.ledge, whose appoint
ment as Chief Justice of the SUI
preme Court of the u S., was
rejected by the senate, died at
Charleston, S. c. Born there
in 1888.
Outbreak of the rebellion in Ire
land under the leadership Of
Robert Emmett
1840-The VACCINE ion Act was passed
by the British Parliament.
1894 riot occurred in Hyde Park,
London ewing to notice pro
hibiting It's use by the Reform
League
1894 statue Of George Peabody the
American philanthropist, was
unveiled in London by the
Prince of Wales
1S70--Great enthusiasm prevailed in
Germany over tho declaration of
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WANTED

WANTED-Help for steam press.
mapping and bleach room. Little
Falls Mfg, Co, Little Falls. N. Y or
apply Clarence Peekham, 124 Scott ST.
56tsG
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war agains France.

W.T. UNdIIa IdINN,
1856 Marriage of Princess Beatrice
youngest daughter of Queen Vic
tora, and Prince Henry of Bat
tenberg.
1896 Mary Dickens. eldest child Ct
the famous novelist, died.