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Metals Markets.

ON the New York Metal Exchange tin was
easy. with class \ spot quoted at S64. 20 So.
and and class i S83.25 s64. in - and 5 ton lots
gopper quiet; spot and January, 1e1sc. and Feb
~ and East -. Louis. SPOT. ssl2ls a ss.62iA
1the easy New York spot. S0:65 asked and Eas
prices fellow:-Lead spot. f4l. and futures
~ Los. Zinc SPOT, Eos 5s. and futures $50. Tin
S1n Wins sales Of 20 tons spot and $40 tons futures
fi3 fi3geF stahf"ra Nfb spot 81, fIs los and futures
fotsro ions tntpres and clectroytic spot fl24 and
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Oils and Nnva, Stores.

low:standard white New York, export. bbls
S13; SSta d9 buk siS do. cases s2i55.s watei
cases, $25.75. Motor gasolene. garages, 25iAc
consumer 27'ac. steel barrels Lipseed Oil
81 ,o3. Calcutta oil, 81 OF
~ There WAS another advance in the naval stores
market yesterday. with turpeHtine making new
high records for the movement. owing to tn,
co,ntinued strength at the south and the small
supplies. as well the firm European situation
Quotations follow Spirits turneptine. machine
pplsi Sl5e9 Tar-Retort and kiln. $14 30 n s1h
kosin-Common to good, strained $fa.25; ~
Sls39; u. Sls;95; l.. s19i +. s19.15; G. S1S 25; II
~ 90; 1 1913; X, $40: NJ, sa150: n. $22
VIC. S225o. and WV, S23. 50.
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extras. % score. 6sl4c a 64c; firsts, 30 70 81
6lisc.; seconds, IS 10 81 score 55c. 5sc.i lower
grades, S2e. sac. held. higher than Is tras,
641ac. a 65c. extras Use. 64c.; tirsts, ~,
o31ac.; seconds 5Sc. a asc. unsalted, higher than
Gle. a Sic.; seconds. &c. O0c. State dairy
tubs, finest. 62c. a Csc: good 70 prime, 5sc. a
Gle; common fair. JOc. 5tc.; renOi ated, eN-
tras 56iae. a 57c.. firsts bac. 56c. Imitation
creamery, firsts. 5le. q SIC; ladies', current
make, fiTSts, Use. a 49c. seconds. ice. 46iac.
lower grades. 44c a 45iac. packng stock, curreui
make. No. l. 46c.: No. Q 45c.; lower grades, ilc
44c.
The New York herald., 1920-01-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


DRAUGHTtNG Machinery designed; develop
ing inventions; shop facilities DESIGNER.
3S1 Herald
EXPERT ENCED salesman wants agency merito.
rious merchandise or AZ specially: exceptional
range acquaintance Northwest: commission; able
20 finance. highest bank and other yeferonces. X.
o. Seevers. box Jis. MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.
FOUNDRY for sale located vicinity Boston. going
manufacturing concern; S15.oO0 cash required
no brokers, I. r., 32i Herald Downtown.
FOR sale-Iaf interest successful. established
mill and lumber business. &. II. CLARK
CLAY av.. Pelham Manor. n. ".
OFFICE 10 let in Whitehall Sc. Apply az ~ state
81. v POHJOLA co.
PARTNER wanted; must have FROM 5000 10
$4,000: splendid opportunity for right party
with established lumhcr and packing box cstab.
lisimcnt; willing 10 show statements Of business
for past number ~ ycnrs. II Interested kindly
write Rox ~ tGin 81. James Building.
WANTED business man with ability 20 open
district saies office for old established. well
rated manufacturing firm wonderful opportunity y
foi right party to connect with entirely new
Inc ~ husincss without tSmpefit lon. 81 eco ~
$1,000 capital required. shpuld net 40 least
$40 900 first ycHr. MECHANICAL MACHINE
a TOOL WORKS. Baltimore. Md
Will sell American copyright Crown Prince
Rudolfs sensational tragedy film' filmed ac-
Write or wire LUCAS Hotel Endicott New YORK.
YoING man wants 70 invest 5000 % SO, 600.
Wholesale preferred must stand sirlrtcst IN
rsstigation. Address A. H.. a6f Hefald.
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PROPOSALS.

CIRCuLAR No; 3g9:a, Sealed proposals will be
received a. the Ofiice % Gcsnetal c Purchasing
tie WASH, not later than Febrgary, .. 1920.
FOR furnishing wool socks felt insoles table
oilcloth: iute Garnet: window glass Dietg Ian.
tern globes; lighting fixtures: grinding
hardware: carriage bolts, guying clamps solid
copper wire: galvanized wirei insulaiors: guy
sleeves: nuts; cis boat spikes: mild steel;
nirbrsk kc unrts and lie plates. Copies Of this
Cir,nlar may be obtained upon application mt
this office or. from Alaskan Engineering Com
Ninskan Engineering Commission, a01. custom
House. san Francisco. Calf; 4. =. Reclamation
Sufcrintoudent Of Warehouse. Indian Service,
..os South Green street Chicago. III. Bureau OF
Mines 4 800 Forbes street. pittsburg. Pa. and
NInsknu Engincering Commission. Departmcnt of
The Interior Washington. u. &. 4. y. DOLE.
ttonerai Purchasing Agent.
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CORN.
Coffee Market.

The market for coffee futures was essier as a
result OF scattering liquidation part of which
was believed 10 be for European account. The
seiung of this sort tended 10 emphasize rather
less favorable news features from abroad which
may may have had an unsettllng effect while some
sizing was reported on approximations that any
advance would meet further offerings of govern
ment coffee In Brazil At any rate the market
soli anout 40 10 t3 points below Mondays closing
figures ana closed at a net decline of Al to 50
points, with May contracts showing a rally Of
about Il points from the lowest.
The market for spot coffee was quiet at 16Iac
Tor Rio rs and 25IGc. .5a,c. for Santos AS.
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COPARTNERSHIPS.

ADAMS & HOFFUINE.
Notice vs. hereby given that the partnership
Ia tev subsisting under the firm name Of Adama
q Hoffhlne. at 1s2 Madison av.. New York city
n. ", was dissolved on fifth day Of January.
1920. by mutual consent
Dated New York. jar. 5th. 1920
JEAN ADAMS.
HELEN @. HOFFH1NE.
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slMrsoN cRAwroRp coRponAr1oN

ln lquidatlOnl.
tnvitcs senled bids for all its ACCOUNTS RE
tfT,tN ME secured and unsccuredl, full particu
lars yof witch san be had on Application at its
,sft bo received un 90 8 O'Clock +. VI. Monday
ianunry 10 Tho corporation reserves the right 70
rsiect any or 0ll bids.
The New York herald., 1920-01-14
HOG PRICES ARE
SLIGHTLY F|RMER

The market for hog product was slightly
firmer early in the session as the result
OF an advance of cents in the price of
live hogs and owing TO buying by COM
mission houses. Packing interests sold
on the advance. however. and with the
exception of the January position in ribs
and pork, prices gave way and closed at
the lowest The decline In the grain
markets had a depressing influence. and
the market also felt the influence OF con-
tinued liberal receipts Of live hogs. Re
eeipts Of hogs at Western points for the
day We're 10000. including $1,000 at Chi
cago, $1,000 at Kansas City and 5000 at
Omaha
Pork. steady; mess. s45, 80 SAC: family $50
$53: short, clear S44 $50. Beef easy mess.
ss sl a sR family mas sS "a Sa Tm SS tS s
2lsse; lA0 ll~. ,2l5sei pigs 2lNc.: bellies dull;
l4Hc: choice honse. l3lac. e 14c. Picked hams
steudy; regulat l0i2 lbs. 96lsc.; skinned, 1880
askcA Lard easy. Middle West S24 40 n $3.50.
ard steady. cOntinentS27 South America $27 %.
nrazu kegs. S2S25. Compound quiet, quoted.
2jc. 26l2c Stearine barely steady. city lard
stearlnc, 50c. Oeo. ne. 22lSc.
CHICAGO PRICES.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.
pArLNrs

Over 40 years prnctire. all communiea ions
tfrctly confidential. handbook patcnts free on
roauest special facilities for office cnnHult IONS
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Net
open. High. low. Close Ch'gc
Jsnuary... S24.17 S24t7 S23P7 S23.97 rs
May....... 2615 25l5 2f.sO 24.s0 --25
RIBS.
January. % =, .. 1870 -
May....,. 2o,6o 2o.G0 2o.42 2o4a --io
PORK.
January. $3.50 $3.50 $3.50 3s6O +25
Msy..... $500 39.2J $500 $500 80
BUTTER.
Receipts today, Z ,636 packages. Market dra e
glng heavily and prices are lower and weak
, Creamery. higher than extras, lb., 6iAc. Csc.
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Dwellings - Active Demand.

Dwight, Archibald A. Perry. Inc. sold
for Mary Rlcrdan the four story dwelling
i6f West 22d st., 1s6xs5.s
Clinton Trading Corporation sold q
Henry y, Feig the frame dwelling, eo
Joast :9th st., ooxioc, through william d
Agneu, Inc.
The New York herald., 1920-01-14

-lOT NO man Want8 20 Invrst tSUOU 10 NIO,0On
wholesale preferred; nnst stand strlrtcst IN
restigation. Address A. a.. a6f Herald.
The New York herald., 1920-01-14

tcoNrINUED ON NEXT rAGEl
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
American Shoes Are
Wanted by Serbiane

YETCH. Msntsn4gro, Tin. 2.-AmeYi-
eonfSstSeW e1 The 1oetW~ar ef the BAL
ka&e W5<hin few years .rt4y b1 one
u ths vn~1Deet1d rssult4 Of the war.
Tie sexhisn sau&al q opanehI sf soft
2hss.s ssesAsr ss,:. -: .saed y e.;, dsnsx WHEN
AlEss for eqaiyssent, for Only NS stifS
E1Ass, - wtteh wsstsr1 EHxepsan aud
AabeyieAn axnaies wsre xEteotomSA, wAs
3v9tlA6le. New, after having beet,
hsAitsAtsd to the modern shoe. tie
Sexbtan solddsS upon denaeAh lfsAtlon
anes It difficult 70 return to do pvimi-
An::lee which vsss aist.sSst:4 x.. =
eently by tia Knnerican Red cross
wers sna4eheA ~ by the peasants With
ey51tty. American bussnsse already
bes begun - 41ploit tide ,n9w souroe
~ 9syla14 - that 4ev m0xe. yea3p
1ssheblx Htll SEQ H. HalkaR peasant
weattAg AmA11e4n skees,
!. TtA var kas dealt &As veuet1bie
h:A4sssr u tho AontsHst1in = telling
More th.n 600 years .so. IN 1850.
refuge 1som. tho Turk in tho mouhtAins
91 Montenegro after the overthrow q
the Serbian Empire 1t tho Battle of
Aossovo. adapted 8 cap which was IN
tended = kseD fresh Ia thsiS minds
forever 3 national eun6klousnsss. The
- et1ll worn - ek3s dsy IL br4mless
aad bexlesed ~ bIAsk hand ef msurn-
ing. The e1dwn Il crimson red for
tlse baeol wkieh vss shsA tn the battle
~ snsesetdssvA sbeut tAs edge ars
1T Gel1~tAS4eAy6 circles fer the six
eentuytss vAteh AsvA elapsed since
174s.
oeuAe nDw hsve discarded tie can
1sy, new thAt 1entsuegyo and the 6erbe
1ave eease inss the glsyy which Wa
aAAiTs 1sflss xsseovds thera sssnes 70
t1sny ~ them u b ns xuAscn for tie
peyp1Ana1aea 81 Tie s>n4tment which
th1 ~ ~ eny&ul&ksA u keSp alivs
tAs9sGh ne, JssjSA u AAvsrsity Of The
nation.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21

n. H. Bassett has been Ay.et.A .sE
PRESIDENT and geMsraa- manager ~ "
Buick Motor Cese6pAHy. suocee1ins WktX
r. ChrxslAr. fss5ened- ~
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
O'Maney Opposedsto to
:. Secret Army Food Sale
c Commissioners Contends sealed
Bids WIN Operate to Afd
- Profifeerinv g,

Edwin J. 0'MAllsy, Commissioner 81
Public Mrksts, tslesr.phsd LAST ussAt
ID E. c. Aor"a, director Of sales Of tho
War Department, requesting kspa to re-
consider the decision 70 dispose Of the
ssn'ainins arney surpius goods through
sealed BIDS. Colonel J. r. Carson, rome
supply officer. announced earlier in ths
day that no had bsen ordered "a dis
continue sales Of foodstu1rs Is rttaf1ers
and municipalities and to report on tho
army's holdings In this zone.
II WAS further learned chat tho sur
plus material In ths thirtssn sonss
would be recorded At the oAaes Of the
governing. sales board at Washington,
ndFrequests for sealed bids would bc
insda, from there. At, = meeting VITA
Arthur wiIlisms. Fedsrs1 Foed Admin
issxttoT.. yestsrdsy .represen tstives Of
5000 retail grocery stores said they
would be wiling to hsndls the army
supplies 1t : gross Droht Of II, per cent,
the Wholesaler TO get 8 per cent.
Mr.. 0'h&Ilsy dselersA If tAs millions
Of dellAfs' worth Of army food weYs to
b distributed through ssAled bids
spseulatsrs would obtain Il ana reap
ttsua uasndous profits: He declared tkis
weaid defeat the War Dspartmant's
evewsd intention Of Distributing tkis
food to the psople at rsssehAAlA prices,
Colonel CASson ssid the order, stop
ping sales to retailers snd 'naunicipeli-
tlse had come - surprise to him.. He
sstd ~ would compile tho statistIcs
asksd for By the governing ISLES beard
and maAe them pubIie, He said ~
s.'isrs =. ,s hsd disps.ed ef 200 go pounds
Of peunds Of pork toins and mutton.
The food yemsinin9 included canned
ternatoes, canned b<ans, eanrsd eornsd
ksef. eornmsal, barley. oAAntsa1. viri-
sgar, yeast and soma dehxdBatsd vsee- |
aohlaa. rFf .,~ s-s T., -.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
Coat pFoduealou Increases
n Qo0ad1y Sevural Mines C1oee

WARRINGTON, Ian. 1o<--Csal prs-
1satlsn wps, increased - y1pidly' re-
sas41y tAe4 sevASsl aaipss IL the West
eSM aM4 Bes{Akss%ksn Aalds have shut
d~N1 fsr lsek N 4rAsrs, &eeordinx IA
4 ysU@St n W. xs>Ixeieal survey Ton
~ r~4k enAlN3 1ayusyy "a, made puh-
~ A-4ay. fANy> n .stSl Hae shortage
~ ears - eks mikNs, rallrasd sdminis-
tsn4te1 sAlsisls sajl, tte eniy con-
1assHss Fscsivsd tsine for sauipasSsA q
6eve exDoSt coal
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21

on tho proposed increase. No change
is contemplated in the preferred stoek
issue. which viii Yemain at 5000. 900.
Shareholders 81 tho Tobacco
Products Corporation are 70 be siven
the right 10 subeoribe to the new
stock of the foreign txade eonapxny.
The board Of tho latter has been
Increased to. tw~ivs members bv tho
election of John Tystowski. who during
the wAY was q lieutenant colonel and
WAS associated with Major General
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
Propose Increase In Capital
OF u. 8. Foroixn Trade Corr

Directors Of tho American Foreign
Trade Cooperation, which fs aAaliated
with tho Tobaceo Products Corpors-
tion, have. recommended IN increase
in, the common share capitalization
from $4,000, 900 10 .1S4,boo, 900. A
special meeting Of stockholders has
been .e&lled for February to vote
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21

Eew!snes ~. petats1Ass s,sA Hal ph Z.
Ryan have fornSd partnsrship TOR tho
purposs Of conducting Q gsaerAi 1vsasssss
IN investnent< securities. specia Using In
se s:nas ..s;sd~ 80 n1n.sysdH H.sferrsd stsehs.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
Fereign Govt. and Municipal Bonds
UntaYest To BE AddeAA

Bid. Asked,
Argentfne Intern s., 1913. 70% II"
Canada. Dem Of. Notes. 1s21... So ssx
e e. r., as21. ......: :.:....:... e7N Se "
y = = ~ sss:::::::::: ~ III
80 1881. 1-...............:.:.S SO siE,
ghin>ee Gv Hu Kue a. 81. ISL 49X -1aE'
Cu6s Extarr 80. 1944.. 9Tx 40
:, % Extern 6s, Series A. f94S. 64H SS
Do xxternt ~, 1915, 75T AfS :,
Uofntutc9n Rep 6s.r .r1SS9. ... ~ .aSx;
Ctty Of Lyons 15-yf s., 1881. -. S2A SO,
Sey Of NarsetiIss 16-yr 6s. 1884 921 .Sa3.
CiI Of 1o.tsau1 15-yr. g.. 1884 $40 ~
City of Payas 81, 1921 :. 99U S2N
ss9 Gov ~. steriinf In. 1875. 76X
Do Us, ID series, 1926 ~ ~ =
.. =, DO ~, sterling In, 1s3l......: 60H D&.
City Of Toxic 81, 1852. ..... "a S9~
r. s-yE nAs. v1S81.. 95h 95N
% 10-xr SIS, 1S2S....,,, slE AZ
DO 2o-yr 5hs. 1887. So. Xsx
Mex Extern strl So ef '99. 1915 35h ~;
do Extern gold a Of '04 1854 50 Ia ~
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
NEST supplies. ~
AIR Reduction Company
Plans nAhesxt.,ys r.,

The Air Reduction Cempsay fs p,sn.
ming to Issue $4,000, 600 Series A. tsn-
year per cent convertible debenturss.
Thts VIII form part sf q tSxei iteue
Of q, ,000, 600 20 be authorised b. stoek-
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21

=! pisnneS to make application fist these shsrsx
fAe New York, Dstfoit and Baltimore Stock Rxchsnn
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21

hoIdess ct . meeting esiled for Fs}-
seefy IL. Stockholders Win Also be-
asked to sat on = plan for an
amendment e the eompany's certifeste
o1 ineoIverssies, esliiar for the rsIsess-
ment q the ptsfesrsd stock snd "a r.
eSeas> the stated espitAI 10 1I1O6 "a.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-21
New issue
kAi44ssas.,
~ 16<1.OO0 CLASS A SHARES
Lincoln Motor Company
"a Delaware cesperatisn, y


"a Delaware e"''ra'" witch
hsy .s sn rank equally including
% % % md a sasa % Gxssga ssg%as sss due A
t: -" CAPITALIZATION ...3~...
CassA Shares (@5o lue) sh.r.
NA' 0nares (no
s o. duo % 3s S :a aa'::, s, ss1;ss ;s s.,
r,'s @ % ] Nj % T fna % S5t t1 5s Fss ssss :s.
nss 1902 ] s s .ss r @ ss Is: e ca. S4
undertook this m nuo.s eon S % o. the G1s
than sn ot y motors and
For dsssd to s = s @
1,s '1 pne s % pais ] s"s99x s % %pPa port %
# letter tm Pratsn1 su,n,a1. =, hu.~., -
@ { $ Z: s ne: ssss ss:pk T. a sss: :S
ss.ss 4ss dss.as t s :as ss a ssssssa % %
% possible supply that HUNDRED highly sk.ss de- % .p %
";'' ss: ;s; s % 9ss. @ ." viii II; sss :s .so
,a' ss % H. 9sR:s js 'sssass s o %
the ineos @ IN umto ses pSp0 than asne.s production
on xbS m , cnP
equipped plant f apess s 9esd gs % % ary built ss o:.
assss 4aas: m ~ 1917 M md and n s,s was charged
plants will Company sxs ;.sa"s: % -: the
III s : :s: s:: ; ss:
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1 s s !s9S % s ss % sss @ @ s s; 3 % having
~ Price $50 per Share
Deliverable ~h'n =. and if issued by
NJ. n3sse 2e n''"'co" * f,., 1c, Caseatt Company
@ @ Aa*~ w." A""~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY FEBRUARY l. 1920

those who have helped to develop tho
American spirit In art. Her rich and
wondrous voice. very human In it's
qualities. aud perfectly trained. COM
b!ned with her material spontancity
and vivacity OF manner. Join to make
her one Of the most distinctively at
tractivo personalities ut present before
the concert public.
After her st. Louis appearance last
November. the 81. Louis Times said:
IN the matter OF vocal virtuoSity Miss
fatcS Is the proud possessor of a trill
ana staccato that is quite as clectrify-
ing AS thht OF her famous sister in
song. II fact. her trill is nearer the
real thinE tAan that Of either Mclba
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Dnncers Love Their Art.

Dancing Is the silent drama Of move.
ncnt Without words, II tells n story
AZ plainly AZ does the actor who speaks
MS lines over the foo;l!Ehts. To be
.suro. there are dramas and dramas.
ana stories and stories, says Miss Hat
tie Darling, who is one Of the lcadiu :;
fun'nakcrs and dancers in Herman TIN
1'urk-Toa which ,riil no r-.uar. a.,
here at tho strand tomorrow Tu.sIa :.
Iiand Wednesday, and Wednesday mati-
i Gce
There are tragedies and comedies,
Anu the dancer tells her story be T.
sad or gay, in silent movements some
shines the movements are East and flu
riouS, and again they are s.or: and 30 =
date. bu; they are fun OF expression.
and IL they arc properly made. they de-
liver their message 10 The public rs
surely as spoken words"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Flo LEWIS.
Tick. Tack. Toe"
+ at the Strand.

Gates substituted for Nine. Galli-Curc4
and was proclaimed by Henry T. Fink,
the veteran music critic of the New
YORK Evening Post. - superior in voice
TO the famous prmn donna Other
critics have rated her as every whit
the equal of Galli-Curci and, after
singing for The second time az the New
ark festival. she was compared most
favorably to Geraldine Far-ar.
Lucy Gates ranks prominent among
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Music in Richmond

the Musicians Club OF Richmond Will
present at It's third artist concert. Mon
DAY evening in the Jefferson Hotel au-
nitorium. Lucy Gates, Americas own
marvellous coloratura soprano"
Five times, up to April. 1918, Lucy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01

there Will be the usual -pictur,
films and Topics OF the Day"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Our
Policy

Every store has person
| ality. The very atmosphere re-
fleets it the moment you enter
the door. This store, from the
courteous greeting at the door
to the careful, intelligent de-
livery of your purchases, fairly
radiates cheerful service. No
matter how large your pur-
chase or how small YOU will
get the same conscientious at
tention from any one of our
employees.
Many times you are perhaps
not ready to buy, and simply
come in to get an idea of the
variety of different styles repre-
scented on our floors. We Will
consider it pleasure 10 show
YOU what we have and If you
wish advice we will deem il
favor to give you the benefit
of our experience Feel free
to call upon uS--wc are here
to serve you at all times.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-28
LISTEN! EVERYONE co
TO AKRON AND SEE THE
BLOOMER GIRLS PLAY

A vaudeville troupe? No Indeed. but a
Young girls baseball team In the Rub
her city. None Of the girls are more
than IS, and this is the teams second
Evory Friday afternoons PATSY" and
"lilI" and "rcggy" and their team
mates in grey boomers and middies
with A big M" for Miller tires. for
they arc factory and office girls, prac-
tice for Saturdays game.
There is plenty OF action in these
rnm,s Som. times the idea seems to
h, to outwind the other side. And
runsr The fans think II better than
attending the movies. And they are
noted for the whole-hearted way they
back up the team.
Besides the Maids" there are teams
entered in four leagues. so that no one
should lack diversion this summer. And
this kind Of thing makes for spirit
and pride in their company.
. Company officinls are thoroughly In
,yrnpnthy with all forms Of athletics
and are proud indeed when their teams
Nm.
One may have trouble in understand
ing the exact meaning OF the above but
II Is merely baseball league organ
i2ed by the girls who are working Tor
The Miller Brothers Tire and FACTORY
company at Akron Every evening they
druw larg" crowds and always please
with their wonderful ability to play the
nauonal game: .----------
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-28
BASEBALL WEEK IN FIGURES

NEW SORk. inc PA virtual tie
for the .t,"nn league leadcrships be-
tween -, .u..at and 81. Louis was
brought n"ut rday when tho Cardinals
scored lhci- third consecutive victory
over the. Reds. The American l"aEu" race
is almost equally as close. only nall
game separating Cleveland in iirSt piar"
from New York 81. Louis which IL m
only first division club in the now leAEu"
proceedings at a profitable pace, began
early in the month from hfth place. WIN
ming series from pittsburgh. chicago
Brooklyn and New York and losing 10
Philadelphia and Boston.
The Boston and New York National
and the Washington Americans ar" E"-
ing at a winning pace. The Braves ana
Giants both have now a Comoinatloh
OF steady pitching and good batting thht
may advance them few steps up inc
league ladder Tho White SoN received
their first setback today in seven starts
while the Senators increased their rec
ord TO seven consecutive victories.
In the National lcagu" CINCINNATI N
in the midst OF 4 batting slump and the
pi,ching statfs OF brooklyn and chicago
are falterlug. Pittsburgh and PhiladeI,
phia are showing occasional flashes u
winning form.
The weeks record in each league Ok
games played won and lost. with runs.
hits errors, men loft on bases and runs
scored by opponents. including games u
Saturday, June 70. is as follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-28
FULTON AND Wills
MATCHED TO MEET
IN IS ROUND FIGHT

NEW YORK, June 27.--H"avyweights
Fred Fulton and Harry Wills. Will meet
Ia the first bout Of Importance under
the new law permitting boxing contests
in New York. This announcement was
made here tonight by the international
Sporting Club. which has matched the
rugilists for fifteen round contest,
The date Will be made public later.
Under the terms of agreement Fulton
will receive $4,000 and Wills 10000.
without any per centaG" or bonus ar
rangrmcnt. II is the present intention
Of the club To limit the spectators 10
members of the orCa nization. which
includes some Of the most prominent
men in the business and social life OF
the country.
While no definite date has been an
nuunced il is understood the contest
VIII he about the middle Of July. II Is
iu;Imated that the winner will be Eir"n
TO face Champion Jack
dempsey later in the year.