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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

things In a perfectly awful state.
She rayH she found women's hair,
hairplns. combings and powder
boxes. that were not herS
Che does not AJAX for divorce. but
for the hosnr. a division OF the prop
criy and permanent alimony.
In 1915. while her husband ws In
congress. Mrs. Mcclure was called
"onc OF the three most beautiful
women In Washington"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
Vessels in Other Ports

Ban Arrived Nay ., rts
Atlas from Juneau. str Queen from H..
attic At o m. sailed May , Tug Her
esiss for SEATTLE at 10 y. m atf Mutt.
nomah for Seattle 1t y. m
PDfar HEfES-paHesd May o Str
Phylil0for Everett at m
VICTORIA. n C.---raHs4d MAY 70 str
kyrvhs Ssru for Vancouver az sso a
m ctr Mancastsr Castis for Conos. u.
G, At 3 20 a.
VANCOUVER. n C--Arri~rd May 10.
Str kursha Aaru from Yokohama Ar
rised MAJ . SIR Mefhyen from HDng
Kong via ports Rallied May > Str Wal
marine fer sydney. y. n W. via ports
TAcoNA-Arttesd May 10 str Ad-
rnirsi scHisy from ssstti. At a m Ar
rived May D. str inaa ssrs from koise
ssr Ltvsrpoo. Naru from seattle. str Full
ton from British Coiurnhls ports sailed
MAY 10 str FULTON for Seattle a. IL ..
m. str Santa fnsI for Anaeortss a, .
o IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
PEACE WITH PACKERS
IS COSTLY TO PUBLIC

NetH.
The two months BEFORE Palmer
called off the packers cases. meat
prices were decreasing. But imme
disiely after he disfnissed the suits
the downward trend was checked.
and prices began going upward.
During March western wholesale
meat prices went up from 5 to Is
per cent. The smallest increase was
In the best cuts OF beef. and the
highest prfcr boost was In the cheap
or cuts OF veal. Cheapest beef tom.
mon cowzl incrcaaed from SIS TO SIS;
lamb Increased a dollar a hundred.
weight. mutton went up sit7. choice
veal increased IS; common veal
prices were boosted from SIC TO s3s.
pork ioins increased - and all other
pork increased at least a dollar per
100 pounds. This price boost was
made during March. Immediately
after Palmer dismissed the cases
against tho packers. when he said
This will be highly beneficial to
the public in its effect"
The Bureau az Markets reports:
while the seasonal demand for
beef was slightly less Din March than
during the corresponding month one
year ago. the increased marketings
Of lambs and fresh pork cuts indi-
Gated a substantial Increase In vol
ume Of all fresh meats handled"
hut the decreased demand for beef
didn't stop the packers freed by Pal.
merl from increasing beef prices
And the Increased marketings OF
lamb and pork didn't interfere with
packers boosting prices OF lamb and
pork. In some instances. as high as
2h per cent
This boosting Of meat prices, I'M
medisteiy following Pairncr's peace
with. the packers. is called price i'm
provements'' by the Bureau OF Mar.
kets.
Gaod behavtor NAV he rather old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

CHICAGO. NAY to-Hoxs-Rss sip,s
- ooe head. market lee to tso higher
Hulk Of sales. sisfo! psekins. si; 70 20
ff1st. uxns. ttE.Io9iSso. pigs. tit.se q
SIS. roashs. fi.ss U 1915,
Cattle Receipts. st,ess head market
steady. Beef f77s8fii butcher steers.
tsnfgso; tanners and cutters. fsG7.Ts.
sfarksrn and feeders. feasais cows
f7.7s8tfTss calves. fiiais
shsep--Hse.tpts. 5000 head; rsarkst
sse higher. tAmbs. ti7Gis.se. ewes.
fgisaIsts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
Wild Elephants
Bother Government

PORT ELIZABETH. South Africa,
May io.-The government OF Cape
Province In sun troubled by the
herd OF wild elephants In Aldo
brush. Major Prcterious. who was
engaged TO reduce tine herd To man.
ageable numbers. reports that his
native aides refuse to remain longer
In the Aldo country. lie asks IS 900
TO continue the hunt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
Deer Does Aerial
Act Over Bridge

wINSTED. Conn. May io.-No
circus ever staked a more thrilling
animal performance than was wit.
ussscd on the trcntle Of the Central
New England Railway when deer
crossed the structure in view OF hun
drcds once II missed It's footing
on the ties but regained H. After
It's perilous Journey It disappeared
IN the woods a hound had been
chasing the deer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

Harriet Hammond looks In 10 70
mark that the haifhosc farhion for
ladies' IL sure 20 be appreciated more
when comes the real hot summer
weather.
And every mosquito agrees with
herr
1t has been some considerable
while since Dame Fashion drew a
card more tickling 10 the skccter
tribe than the socks for feminine
limbs.
As Miss Hammond no aptiy re
marks:
There has been a fearful waste Of
material In fultiengfh stockings"
She argues:
The half hose for ladies
Ought IN conserve cotton and
silk. which. goodness knows. h
scarce enough now; NJ least. they
tell you 30 when you say The
price II too high"
She adds.
III every pair Of stockings
were cut In two, there'd be two
/. pairs Of socks for every lady
who has but one pair Of stock
ipGs now"
But the hard-hearted dealer pune
lures this dream by uitimating as
follows:
The price of ladies' half hose
will be about rs high ~ stock
Ing prices"
In other words. the socks viii be
half as high. but the price viii be
just as high. Get that2
In passing permit us TO recan your
attention 10 the fact that Wichita.
Kan. introduced the feminine sock,
thereby gaining another lap on
Paris. New York and Seattle.
Which rcsurrects William Allen
Whites old query:
What's the matter with Kansas?
Nothingl Absolutely not a thing
Take that answer from Harriet Ham
mond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

KANSAS CITY. Mo. May 10
Mrs. Ruby Mcclure. wife Of former
Congressman Bird :. Mcclure OF
Oklahoma. left her husband 10 keep
their house In Tulsa last summer.
while she cam. herr 10 visit her
father. ]. T. Ridgway. teacher in
high school. when she
got hack. abe says In a suit for all.
mony filed Ia Tulsa. she found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
Denver Market Status

I. 200 head: market steady. steera. $40. 70
aizso. yearilnx steers. Sff-ssni5. cows
and heifcrs, Sssoafi. stoctsrs and
feeders. fs2S9ff. calves. ia uis.So
Receipts. 1900 head: fnarkst 10
steady and ioc higher. Top. tft7S: bulk
Of sales sffa1tss.
sbeep-R Receipts. LOO head market In
2se higher. Lambs. fis.soais.so; ewes.
ii7s00i4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
American Chinese
Drop Old Custom

NEW YORK. May ic--Americani'
zation OF New York Chinese was re-
Elected In the observance OF the fes-
tiva OF Ching Ming this year. For.
meriy chicken. pork. and other deli
cacics were laid ON the graves OF
departed relatives, but the tokens Of
respect are now confined to incense
and flowers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. May io--Foreign sr-
change vas steady at the opening today
Demand sterling opened unchanged at
tas,h franc demand At 1880, cables
az 1850: marks. demand At Use. ca
bfss at issc. Canadian dollars. 20 Use .
lire demand 20 11c. cables 20 soc
DEMAND sterling gained Ne to t,.siA
as the day progressed. Franc .shecss
gained 80 centirnss 20 Isle. marks. de-
nand. sassd 10 f.ssc. cables i.sbe. United
States dollars on Canada. demand. were
higher at Toe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
Chinaman Held in
Raid on Lottery

Policemen arrested All Lee, 80, and
charged him with conducting a lot.
terry game at s6s4 Weller st. Mon
day. He's held in lieu OF $1,000 bail.
-Four ioiterers were arrested in the
ulare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
IfNFILIED TONNAGE

NEW york. May 10--The United
States Steel corporation today an.
nounced the untitled steel tonnage
Increased 467.672 from March 81 to
April 30.
Untitled tonnage amounted to TO-
36g,747 on April 80. as against 9,ss2.-
OTIS on March 81. A year ago II stood
at $500, 6s5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

sail ii5, peas. Tee 10 rurumbsrs. Joe
each head isttues. 81. stalls i0-ii. rtb
boiling beet igSc ~ shoulder OF NUT
ton. lie n, sib and ieia mutton chops.
ssc 10 stall Tao. I'm can cfiseo. 90
ts-fr rack nrtftrd- snow fionr ttts. -
~. nnis' eefres. ufs. Stall los. bars
swtfts white soap. See ) ia white bsans.
ssc! cans noeths aaraines. ste. s,sil.
is.tT. ground checelats. slc nj dried
peaches. acc N cans corn 90 pras.
teu staii 90. 4 rolls Jumbo toilc, pspSr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

PORTLAND. Nay 10 utter-ctty
creamery, tsc per 10
EKss-ss isotsd local extras. asssac per
dos
Hsns-ioGzie per ID. bronsrr. ssatsc
per 10.
Cessc--3ec per IN.
chseac~-ss d SIC per H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
Shipping
Notes

With the harkentine konais In
tow. the tug Hercules IN proceeding
up-coast for Willapa according to
advices received Monday from Ssn
Francisco. The Hercules will pro-
coed to Seattle and tow the third
section OF the Skinner a Eddy dry
dock hack to San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
Status of Frisco Market

BAN FRAHcIscO. May 1e.-Buttsr--
Extras. Sshc per 10.
EgEs-EXtras. 80 NC per dor. extra pull
let's. sic per doz. undsrsized puilets. 25 y C
per don,
cheeas--c flats. fancy. Sc per
III. firata. z3c per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
Reported by Wireless

Csasatsa G~eevsm~as
MAY ie--atr jefferson abeAm cape LAT
~. northbound. at 1905 a. ~.
May str Admiral Footrtch thru sey-
ruevr sarross. Houthbound. at = IN.
str Catherine - 20 miles north Of Sanai-
mo, uorfhbound. at midnight. str Ad-
miral Hodman of Point Farewell. south
bound. at .. m
y. >. Naval CoDasut~sttoss
Mar s--str Norwood. sauaw Hubov
foe Excursion Inlet. off indian Island Icy
straita at .. m. air charieFto-i Hail.
Yokohama for IAN Francisco. a.0tg miles
from Fan Francisoo Mt . m. str leo
mum. seattie for Yokohama. 1895 miles
weut of Cape Fiaitsry at y. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

Arriving light from tho orient. IN,
steel freighter kayseek viii load
flour for eontinUtsi Europe here.
Tho kayHcek In one OF the first
shipping board vessels built on the
Atlantis coast to be wnt TO the Pa.
cifio for cargo
Tho kAyH.ek Ia 10 start oonnld.
cradle movement of flour and wheat
from Puget Sound 10 Europe on prt
vatr account A number OF other
vessels ars to load this month and
June,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

stall. st-ss. W~s-oa oil. t2ss sal. NJ
J. "A coffee. ssc 10. pksa. keiissss
corn flakes. sAe pkEn maearoni or
spaghetti fse stall tsf. butturmiik. 30
glass Ned shield butter, csc N. stalls
k-f.s bacon. stNc NJ. les % real lamb.
roast ite n pot roast. isHe 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

BAN FRANCISCO. May io.--From
Saturday noon 10 Sunday noon. more
tonnage left this port than In any
20 hours In tho last ten years. ae-
oordlng 10 the maritime department
OF the Chamber of Commerce. Eleven
vessels put TO sea. representing 5e.ss7
net tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
Public Markets


stan a.. tail cans carnstien milk.
n Nc stall 70. nure freah miik, lie at
stall ~ ne sugar. .fc. ms ti.ss.
stall 1893. ivory soap Makes pkEs Zoe.
fancy broken head rice hs gsei pure
stra~befry lam. ate IN cans oil sar-
dimes. use. bars tseaos soap. sbe. Lama
beam. ! lbs .sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

stalls i-s-i. bailins beef. isNe NJ pot
roast. isc 10! bacon. sSc 10. veal roast.
10 N. leg veal roast. ste N 2 ms circle
w. pure lard, soc; ehoice steak, zoe N
stalls $50, tIpton's tea. CSC TN rks .
cans sar,iinys Ia oil sse3 phEs
searehiirht matches. sse. Federal milk.
large can lie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

With n crew OF so codfishermcn.
the veteran Arctic steamer Dora was
scheduled to SAIL for Boring rea
Monday. she viii spend the season
fishing. bringing back her catch
early In the fall The Dora operated
for many years ar a mail. passenger
and freight packet among the re.
mote settlements OF tho Aleutian
Islands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

Stall ier, Ayro tsasat substituted, Gee.
fsc and sits r~r can. very e~rs butter,
trs u.ss. fall cream cheese. use N
peanut butter. sse n choice fresh ranch
exUp. csc don. don. ssr. bulk coffee.
fkc m ms ~ 90. regular soc ceyien
India toe. ESQ ~. fbs sbe sugar. 4
fhs sss. tail cana ce-epefatlvs mlik.
sgs'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

BRfsToL. II. /, May io.--Com.
picte satisfaction was Expressed here
today over the showing OF the sloop
Reuolute. which had her first trial
sunday for the honor OF defending
tho Americas cup this summer in
Narragansett hay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
Money on Call

NEW YORK, May Io--Monsy on call.
per emit. sir months. AZ az per cent.
Bar silver-Iondon. sfhe. New York.
ft0sA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

Vegetable oil and general mer
chandise was brought from Japan
by the new steel steamship Eastern
Glen. which arrived In port sunday
The Eastern Glen was built In
Japan for the u. y. ahOping board
She win b. turned over TO the Amer
lean merchant marine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

WASHED AIR, indirect light. en-.
ployes' Iunchroom and hospital. are
among features OF new j. s. Grs-
ham 4 co. store. which opened AT
Second ave. and Pine st. Monday.
Roof Garden will be open later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

VICTORIA. II. G. May 10Th.
veteran cruiser Rainbow iA 20 be sold.
according to adviceH received at The
t.sauimaul, naval yard from Ottawa
Tenders will be Advertised from ot.
tawa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

MIKE ODAk In to be tried in the
United states district court Tuesday.
op charges Of dispensing anti .prohibi.
ton cider.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
He's II, But Still
Able to Preach

LONDON. May io.--Known thruout
Derbyshirc and Nottinghamshire as
the singing preacher" James Bet
tison has preached 1000 sermons.
sung at least 5000 solos and has
travelled 10000 miles. He is "a and
still at H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

Many . woman's makeup prevents
nature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

A man occasionally complains Of
his lack OF memory. but never of his
lack of knowledge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

Good behavior may he rather old
fashioned. but one never heard Of it's
getting n man into trouble.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22

Japan's Export Trade Flourlshlna
Washington. Sept 22,--Japanese ex-
ports during July exceeded imports by
50, 900, consular report received
here today said. The island empire,
during July. sent abroad goods valued
at si57 100000. despite the industrial
situation experienced during the
pummer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22

scorinr. fresh goods, c3is 7e6h Ct; extras.
cav e. extra hrsts 5O@5ih ci hrsts SO q Sos
seconds. "a g5lc; sweet creamery; choee TO
rsnS M e9t s!. 'G for 2SS fsacy 0sYTS sSd S.
q 90 for fn'' TO chofce.
LOGS, Arm. .. 9gotations: In free cases.
rent receipts. soc: nearby ordinary 70 fair,
Ss%Sse w,st"So Stras SS nTs'S 20 o. H.a SsSS S
frrior lo's lower: fancy csndlei ecss Job
bing at 72hT3 fSiT to choice 6ia71c.
CHEESE. Firm. We quote as follows.
York; whoie.milk mats curICnt make, IhnrS
20 q 20L1 G. do common to fair, 25g 2Sc {;
do Lonshorns 2062oho; do, Single Dat
sizes. css 2olsc: joboins sales cf fancy
DRESSED PoCLTRT--rov's Lt.sh.kii.d
ana oEs. s sg"Gs t?;i Ss,sh,ns Ss. Ss tse;
"a a 35c: fow's frssh.killed. ia bbTs, dry.
pTchcd "siGhips 4n5 bs. Hpiecs, q, t2e;
p;rk,d wrlgS'ug ~ a. lbs srifce. -i3 a
t5c. do, western. smaller sizes Al 14oc;
flyers. western. Weighing ~, e1J rps A."
5opSsv: orollsra. nearby. w'iIhinS ~ o.
..s,srn, gsci do southern. :esa5c; sDrlns
ducH.. l.. l.. &c.
rEEsu TRCITs-z.ApP!es. .rsr rskt.-No
lbL, s3V5.5o: oranges. per boN tadn.3 80
peaches, .Jcr,.% per basket, ;, g9.@o; pears
Nassr,, II Csc: pIum'. per bush. n.oOa
-.2H.
vEGETABLES-Wtur pota,osy Jersey
-r- bush bNkt-No. l. SG daOc; 40. .
80 a fOc Swett potatoes southern. prr bsl.
No. T. s4di.25; Nc. .. 81: sweet potatocs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22
Philadelphia Markets

wHEAT-Hcceipts o28.l57 BUSH. 'rh2
fnsr,et was auiet but hrrn. we quote, ca
foip, now, In eHurrt elevator; No red
winter. %. .tsn2.G3 10. rcd winter. sar
iicky, 81 4s62.53 Other GRADES duoicd az
the foliowIng schedule o; discounts; MiNcu
wheat, &c under rcd winter: No. o wheat. Sc
uNder No .: No. wheat. &c under 30. ~
No. : wheat, tic under No. ,. Sample ec-
ccrdinE TO quality.
n'coRN--Recsipts. rome The markc' was
steady but quiet. We quote. ae n dua!uH
and ioca tion. si.40G1.45. the latter Tor NO
:. : 7, ,oATs--Rec.ipts. ii.oo4 bush. Market
suist but arm We QUOTE Car lots as 70
focstion--No. . white. 10mIlc: No. WHITE
se6T0c.
!. rrouR-nsceip,S. 100 bbIs. END 2.7:i 10
lbs. IN sack. Demand liEht: prices nom,
IN f4o-ib, juto pacEs--soft Writer s,ralrhi' t.
western, sil.2ST ii.NO, 90. 80, nssTpE,
@i2T5 DO, short pate-t. s'3@ "a - srrlInsi,
htst clear. fiO.i5 d II -, %. ChiSnl. ". ~
SiIS, do shot paiont, S%n n. 10: tancE
ffsTis. ny, dour. sl0.5oR li.@5.
PRoytsioNs-s;,adl'y held. ouotatiors;
Beef in sots. Smuknd PIJ a.r.dH"d "3r
az, knucRe- ard tende's. smoked and ar
dried, S4c: york, family fsI: hE'nh. = Y
cured loots $50 sc, do. skinn.d Loose
aSafSsc: do. DO smoked. 80 q iOc; DC. toi"G
haosiess CSC; r,cric shoulders :. =. cured.
ioos. 23i7 .. Do. smoked, "5C; b. YES, IN
pickle. loose. sc; brcsH'oa bacon jb'' 'aTd'
RUTTER-Tire roods 60 hlUh~r. Meann
and Tundcrrr dull. We quote as fo,-
laws; SolId-packed creamcr". tanS"' hifh-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22
EvENING PUBIC LEDGER-P -PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY,,

exchange on London, 81 francs IS
centimes 5 per cent loan, s5- francs SO
centimes. The dollar was quoted at IL
francs 95I5 centimcs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22
Paris Bourse Quiet

Paris, Sept 22.--.prices were quiet on
the Bourse today. Three per cent rentca
were quoted at 90 francs rs centimes ;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22

New Member on Reserve Board
Washington, Sept 22.--The President
has appointed d. c. Willis. OF Cleveland.
o., a member of the Federal Reserve
Board.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22
In the Service of Humanity



TnceN " ~ " -"
this and Who w5 dDt
yed
bushes; WSs."S % a. n 10
,,$S! can s
Thing ar ac p ~ trusmt t
and hi
ndN hrh~di is
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22

lounE Ven ,n,l noys
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22
Young Women and Girls

Believing that many young women
pitals throughout the State of Pennsylva
opportunity for service and to qualify in o.
Committee appointed to serve in the int
names appear in these columns, are condu
enrollments in this noble profession.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22

JoHSsrowN
Conemaurh Nalley Memorial HolpitN
Tho Mercy Hospital
The Kane Summit Hospus
LANCASTER
st. Joseph's Hospital
LATROBE
Lstrobe Hospital
LEWIsyOwN
iswistown Hospital
LOCK- HAVEN
Lock Haven Hospital
MEANWHILE
A'sdvilIe CITY hospital
MeKEES ROCKS
Ohio valley General Hospital
MeREESPORT
McKcesrort Hospital
MERCER
Mercer ssr!t9rum
JoSONGhHELA
Memorial Hospital
NEW BRIGHToS
Beaver VALLEY Genera, Hospital
SRW KFNSiSGTOS
Citizens General Hospital
YOUNGSTOWN
MOUNT PLEASANT
THiLADELffHI,
hMerieRn stomach HospitsI
,,;eTnsntoRN ,tt5spltsl t6ernantowa>
Howard Hospital
Jewish Maternity Hospital
Mercy Hospital tColcredD
MI. sinai Hospital
Phi!Adeinhia 0rthopedic Hospital
Protestant Episcopal Hospital
St. AKnHss hospital
~, I!mothy's Hospital RoIborousni
~. Mbr"- hospital
School Of Nursing. Hospital OF Graduate
Schoo! OF Medicine. University OF
Fennsvtvanih
weacH?:G TTYrIlcal, Hospital
W9men's .Hosp:tal Of PhilsdelphIa
school OF NErssnR for Women. Pern-
sSlNanla Hospital. DEPARTMENT for
Menta and Nervous Diseases (wsN
Phils1
PHHIPSBURG
Cottage State Hnsnital
PMoENINyHLE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22
Liverpool Cotton

liverpool. Sept. 22.--Spot cotton vas
quiet today With prices steady on the
basis Of an advance of points for mid.
ding, ut 2l.5id. sales we're 5000 bales
Receipts were 1000 bales. includ'ng 800
bales American. Futures were easy In
the early dealings spot prices were
American. mlddling fair, 27.79d good
middinE ci.54d; low m!ddlng. HID |;
good ordinary, l42od. and ordinary.
l529d.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

Chicago. sept. .2.-CATTI.E-Rece
II 900 heal. VERY dull: opening sales best
steers and y.srlinss about s steady. rIn!t'y a,GT
- Il. So, Bologna bulls, se@FeihISi .fSas eSg,
lower. mostly t6.50Gl lg; Calyes. slow TO
lover: 6Wib. chciec siG.!St ii,hG; grass
feeders RSlsit Eteady, western receipts. 5oOV
head; market opened weak.
uCsgs-Reccip,s. 1000 heed Uneven
Y5s 10 SOC love- tran %"tterday's .averaEe.
Top. carly, 3l7 .G5; bulk. light and butchers
iis so a II so; eIlh. packing soSs' sl0'oop
1890 niz3. 21c lo"er.
s1IEEP - Receipts 23.ooo head. Very
,lc%; packers bidding uncvculy lover, Good
native lambs soid siG.H0; medium. vi rl2j
hest range lambs held around 1915: feed
srs stead: good lambs sold $3.50
pittsburgh. Pa. ssn,. sgi;rHoGs5;Ts, i:.,i.o I.
cstpiE $500 hss% %c-dIs l1"'si ssS $50: liss,
T@oris.s @riSMS' .SS Ts6isi .g!ss, 'iTBi5te, -.
- ftIJ,T.P kSD LAMBS -ecs!pts. so head.
ron .srsp ts so; TOP lambs, Sit.OO.
'VggkIVEs--Receipts l"O head, Steady.
Top. tlV. -
p,., uus,,o. y. v. s,pt. 22.-CATTLE--
receipts 625 head. Ess'er caves re-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22
Japan to Electrify RAILWAYS

washington, Sept. 22.-The Japanese
railway authorities have decided TO sub
s;itutc electricity for steam .on all lines
within the empire, according TO reports
reaching the Department OF Commerce
today. The change. which. II Is esti-
mated. will cost 2oo,ooo,ooO yen, is ex-
pected TO reduce the number of loco
motives IN service by 40 per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22

Jersey. ner ;. bush. bskt---So. !. ;iQ1,aS:
Sss%Ots. OrsS q .o. S om.tSs. sSS.'5:i 5s'
Ssy nsr bskt'' IS aTSc. s,rlue beans, per
!ss SOC @s.sg: Lima beS..i S.s PEI 70 y S,ss, Soc
saSs' ,snn Corn, ssTsiiSSoo 100 S5sneSes 5 is&SSo'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22

ABTNGToN
Arlington Memorial Hospital
ALLgNTowN
IlIcrtown State Hospital >, r.u...
Edward Harvey Memorisi Nurses Cohss'
Sacred Heart Hospital
ALTOONA
Altoona Hospital
ASHLAND
b.hI1nd State General HOSPITAL
BEAVER FALLS
rr,l ID. nee liosp!tal
BELLEyUE
Suburban General Hospital
BLossnURG
BlcsIburg state Hospital
BEBwICK
Berwick Hospital
BETHLEHEM
81. Luke's Hospital
BRhppoCk
BraddocE General Hospital
BRADFORD
Bradford HoEpita'
BRIDGEvILLE. q. Y. y. No.
putsburgh City aud Home HosoltAU
CHESTER
Chester Hospital
CLE.ARFIELD
c!ea.neId Hospita'
COATEsvnLE
coatssv!!le Hospital
DASNILIE
ranyllle State Hospital
DIxMoST
pi1mont Hospital
EASTOS
Eas,on Hospital
yaupt Hospital
S,s"Vincents IioSrital
o'' HARRISBURG
H.>Zi-ETOS
Stale Hospital ,arp,n
HoH'es INDIANA
Indiana Hospital
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