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The Hope pioneer., 1920-05-27
Combines Coat and Cape.

A type of coat suggested for general
wear is the model whicl, combines coat
and cane. Sometimes the coat proper,
a rather we'll fitted affair, is topped
with hip or waist length. Again a
cape is simulated by the wide, fiaring
sleeves.
The Hope pioneer., 1920-05-27
Additional Charge.

Twenty dollars for this Job Of
plumbing?"
That's correct"
"But you were not on the premises
more than an hour. and paid for all
the material you used"
"There was piece Of glass on your
driveway. I damaged tire" said the
plumber. brieAy.-Birmingham Age
Herald.
The Hope pioneer., 1920-05-27
New Parasols.

The time for parasols is nearly here
and there are lovely new models to
tempt us. Smart new models are in
linen with deep borders Of brilliantly
colored Roman stripes. Silk parasols
are enhanced by wool embroidery and
are made in every detail to harmonize
with the hand bags with which they
form q set. An imported parasol il
The Hope pioneer., 1920-05-27
What They Called Each Other,

"Roth oh desc here gents" said the
witness, Mandy Thomas, rather i'm
pressed with the Importance Of being
in court, "was standin' at the corner
converSin' with each other pretty hot
an pointed like"
"Relate the conversation" said the
prosecutor.
"Ah don't remember 1t, sah." said
Mandy. thorShtfully, "'cept dat dey
was calm each other what dey is."
The Hope pioneer., 1920-05-27
Real Relief Comes Only by
Cleansing the Blood of the
Germs.

You must realize that your blood
Is loaded down with catarrh
germs, and these germs must be
removed from your blood before
you can expect real, rational relief
from the disease. And Of course,
you know that you cannot reach
these germs in your blood with
The Hope pioneer., 1920-05-27
PARIS STYLES IN BLOUSES

Of fur, matching the summer cape
wrap. Parasols of unique stnpes are
many and the shapes vary-some are
oblong. others diamond shaped. bell,
mushroom. pagoda and regular. Para.
sol materials are silk, net, lace and
cretonne. as we'll as linen and fur, as
noted above.
The Hope pioneer., 1920-05-27

The Bulge That Counts.
Our observation Is that folks for
give q mans trousers for bagging at
the knees if they bulge at the pockets.
-DnllaS News.
The Hope pioneer., 1920-05-27

His Prominent Characteristic.
"You must have seen some trait In
me to admire" said Mr.. Meekton. "or
you wouldn't have married me-"
II did," replied his wife; your sub
lime nerve in wanting to be my hus-
band."-Pearson's Weekly.
The Hope pioneer., 1920-05-27
Credit.

"My mothers gone to town to pay
some bills"
'"We have men sent right to tho
house to collect ours" ."-Browning'
Magazine.
The Hope pioneer., 1920-05-27

Was Keeping 'Em Secret.
"Have you any secrets in your
paSt?" she asked.
"None to speak Of" he replied.
The Hope pioneer., 1920-05-27
Atibi.

Afibi.
The Dnisy-Needn't pull me apart
to find out II he loved You he would
send something more costly.
The Hope pioneer., 1920-05-27

Occasionally thin woman has the
art of not showing 1t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-20
Bright Spots in the Sport Arena

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n"ld "r"I"r' -" Wheeling 'rs.b iA1s
ruI f"ua vill vet 'hnn"" !" civ" the
rrr,uun "Gt".ay" N"nIc ~. ono- over.
Iulu E"lllu"u f"r'r"t wheeling High
,"n'h, wlll accompany N" Marietta team
h'I"
Ar. Hopes Shattered.
ri. diamond fms Of Wheeling IN all
probability VIII not got ChsGco 10 see
the IIltHhuTR Pirates IN n word series
hui VIII hsy" I" travel farther to the
SuuIhwrrI along tho beautiful Ohio.
bangs on ia" n'IhH Of tho Iindnnhti
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-20


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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-20

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-20

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-01
AUGUSTA WOMEN FIND
CITY HALL BOXING O. b

All We can say IS that Va shall
report fav0ra5iy IN the exhibition.
VIE saw nothing out of the way.
say the two prominent Anguish wo-
men, who attended -1le boxing bouts
AZ City hal On "Wednesday night
one IF whom lives IN state street
and the other On Chapel street
We woujdrt have cur names II
me paper far the world Evey'y--.,i- 2
passed CT pretty wei. and I guess
We rather enjoyed IL but We ware
really there for another purpose We
ware appointed from enc Of the up
rigar urEalizatlonsI cam say
which ane-as a committee 70 pass
judgment On me character and the
environments Of the exhibition.
We can say enc thing positively.
L IS no place FIR boys. and We snal,
recommend that they be excluded
We ara pleased ID state thai We saw
few boys ttlsra and some Of these
were with their parents.
Il isn't Sc bad as We thought. i
was going - De. however We would
hare liked a little less smoke. buL
there. Il = Just Inc. place where
men want u smoke and 7 suppose
they ought To have al the filings
that &c with a boxing program
But don't put OUT names = the
paper
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-01
5oyie 5eses Parker

Lowell A1rfl 29-F7trnaev Burie Of
L8wel -ut me decision tonight u the
-@-round bout wiki Charlie Parker Ct
Basruu- The Ha--le On points was
about even far fire rounds. bur
BaFie's superior skill with stiff jahs
= ri1e jaw ana stomach soon weak
eEed Parker. In Jas eighth and I1-h
rounds Parker was very waak-
Jimmy Wide and Bobby Dyson
Y messed Ina bout after being intro
Cucet- Nike Castles lt Lawrence
st7pped F'rank Walsh CT Lowell n
-wo rounds Young O'BT1en was
knocked our II one round BIZ Young
>il-las Q 1LhIs CITY. and Beanv Nelson
OF THIS city cot the decision On Young
Parker III Lowell n four rounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-01
Twelve Carnegie
Medals for Hero
ism Awarded

r'tI-sSur-E, April ;u.-one silver media
ana I nr.Inza r1eG2-s wtre awarded n
heroes raIar 8v ne Carnegie Ezero Fund
Commission u recognition AZ norewu--
III ac-s y men aa4 women WI sought
10 heip oLla-s Al -1ei- cwa pe--5i Eye
NJ Eae-a died v.ile Two ware 13sR ale.d
-e these lRst II carI-alAEiuu made mon
sta-y grants. s--ges ana s9 -nor1a n
0ne case and slna, q ne other The
cnrnInIsslnn also awa-,1ed Elaas tar,-u other.
worthy ca1ses
The ive VINO last -neir ives we're Z
William -uaaEaE OF SIR CaIuwniIl
sr-'eeT, Pliladel prla- VINO was drowned
while trying n save n young man f--3In
aea-2 - Elk -Eva- g. T5w1poin- Nd
AaE- e, LIP, David Il. Prince. = East
Pine street Czuiftsrorn. Y. c. drowned
while TYING u -rsc2e i 5pv A-nrr 4
flooded ruad near h.E home July &.
Lib: Frank : Na-a4. East Ilg4 Walton
avenue. Spokane, WTn- drowned while
-yng u save 4 child fran rta Norm
Branch 1f -he crow -1ver H hlrEs-uv-.
MINI. July =. rms. PAM K Bt.,leaick.
age II. drowned while C.-z-tnE ID save \
Younger Boy S-uyn I c-sak n Hampton.
Pa. June y, LgIg, VilliR-n r Carroll,
III linden street ErouklE1- N Y, ara
=. drowned while r--ving 70 rescue an
Other aGy Sept -. IgIa
The silve- media went II Frank II
Roberts. Grief engineer Gf me Masonic
Eurne n Eiixa bel nfuwl. Ia, WING suvn!
the lives Of three ypunE g9ris VINO walie
waGlng had gur inEo deer wa-ar and
ware drowning
The others . w1um hr-rfza rraetass
ware given wsrs- Miss L.arfarl {. Eaz-
iet-- al Lsva2rs-aia scraul rs.achsr az
= L-vndhurst st--eF-, Du-uhestsr. Mass
who saved another tHsche- cram
drowning ar Silver Beach Mass. AaE.
y. 1aIh. Dominica Fa7na, o. Division
street Elwood Ciry PA, VINO saved
TWO Gr-ie girls f-sErn drowning a Zslis.n-
orae. Pa. AuE- - -alg. Rane-- Franklin
Ivey Of DizneT. KY. VINO -esCaesi 4 1T
lie girl rum hsr burning horne N ChRs-
ka- Tam. Nov. -. IgI5. Walter Loss II
West Spencer. Y G VINO stepped a
Runaway horse and saved me rr,-upanrs
NJ q buggy: Gearge Edward Peters a
-7fE South ser eslra street. Columbus. O.,
vino attempted "a EHEr = faiiow work
MAJ vino rad cnrne II crnEzct with =
heRvfiv charged eiecr-lc w.irs NJ Grove
port O, Maruh =. IlE
Romance resulted rum the essurtS az
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-01
MADISON
High Schooi Dramatic Club
Scores Success-Death of
Mrs. Mary 4. Wh:Tf-Odd
Fellows R0H Can Meeting
and Banquet

Always n Trouble" VS. present
ed By The Madison High SLhoai ORA
matte Club Thursday evening Z
[ mon hal before = large and ap-
preventive audience. Every sem IN
the house vas suId and even standing
room was AZ i prem I'M. The efforts
If the Young a-na1aI1r brought forth
-ape4tad 2ppia-se and he east Of
character WAS. NJ s#T-v Moon. Z hoo
dooed coon. Conrad harn5 s8u. CID
@ur BAR. J millionaire. IzubeT- Ca
den. Hiram TIN clyde Agsr1. Tom
IZlsse- Vernon EaGha-n- ':z--lCk kel-
Ter 4 I-ckssf seller, Leo Porter. sun
a1-1a Slads- poor aid C2lC. Ethel
Hanson EgsenEd Reese. Alta Tink-
ham Paula Ba-eeii- Z Boisnevik.
Eu-a Hilton Lula Pea-5. Eelan Bar
Iev TThe 7iav was ~epea-e Friday
evening a special ca- w. -u7 over
me Inc IF Ltle Somerset Ttacnnn
Company 70 accUnoCa1a nose from
ne rural districts we wished u AZ
IanG. severn pleasing specialize
weT-P introduced.
Cr-acr--e jewell WHO has cCuGQc-ad
= barber shCp on Main street tgr ne
past fsw Years has Recently VU-rhas-
I'd barber snrr II Nor-7dgew3ck
and VII move his equipment aas first
g fire Week. The SHOP occupied by
Nj. Jewell vi probably Ne Used rs
an optical es-2 hl.srrne-t-
Floyd ADAMS returned THURSDAY
a-g1- from Chicago v1ere he has
been for the past t:lIee weeks On !
business rip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-01

View ORR April 3b
WEEAT -Spot i--n- No rad and So.
= ha-i inS and Ne . mixed d0-1zE Hs
& ] rack New York export
CORN-Spot firm No. yellow D3 and
No. mixed IL New York
oATS-Sput strung No. ! white 10
hid
I.A2T-Fir-r middle west 5sAsIa6A
CDvTCNSEED OILI-egulEr. prime
summer yellow SPOT 1gss: MAY TN1; judy
1A5: Octnbe- 1850.
ECTTER-w eak, receipts GET: cream
cry higher -nRn extras Ssss0S5 az. sx-
r-as u scare FSsa1Ss: 1rsrs - to 81 score
SelDSsa; packing stock current make No.
. 4sd4S
EITSSI--eEula- receipts g -53. CTur-
age packed extra drsrs 47flih. arsts asa
= storage packed extra lrstS 4fssass
1rsIs 43hTF46. state. Pa and nearby west
syl herner-v whites 1.rsts 10 extras sHu
- do. browns extras 49I59: IN. gath
s,-ad browns aid mixed caiurs Ers-s d
extras s4SG4s
PC-ArCENStsad-s; Florida Dbl 14ssT
1S1h- Jersey sweets No. : basket Sfd40s
CAEEAEES-rrEauy; old ocl. iUsu6is,;
Florida basket 1UAN@
IEAE-Eaw 1rr- centrifugal T.:
refined lryr. me --alu4arssi I--5tsnss.
Futures were easier under IiquiCaTiuG
and a. midday were . 10 Z points below
me 1Tlals Of lRs- a2s2aL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-01
SPORT NOTES

A. ne beng aZtllbs-1un winch VII
cLka place a- ne Eoch-anG A-Aler1c
rluh- Monday. May =. me buzng fans
af this zerzon vii nave ne chance
p So spin Mcguire. one & ne best
IErr weight buzs n inc stare q
Name. H Is fast eiever and ag--as-
sl~a and fights every secarC he Il n
the ring Ea Is matched against
Young Dyson If LEWISTON. so L1a- tt1e
fans ea1 rasr assured 1.ltv VII gat
DER moneys wgr-s- This s the
NAN oou- TWO SIX rounds. The
ssxl-@-.aI VIII ~ between Young
VANCE Of Augusta and Young MAYO
III Ts a-a-vsIle, evenly rnalGhed ana
both sna1rv, TINS making his ore
af ne best ezhz1i-5cus ever offered
Cars % alb points aE-=r -he show
Camden fzeralL- A-rl- -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-01

-.rre --il-s 1or ne members Of the
~onv c-ack sC0ad vera held Il Bar
Er srraer Friday afternoon an.
Y g[le no IiEu-as were g1vEr our me
man performed very wei indeed.
Thomas finished first n the half mile
Noble II -ae gua-rer. C~oss = the
nile IND Cray "a me 100 and 30 yard
ya-l bushes. From al Appearances
svu7e Of tn school records VII De
broken before mary waeIs.
TAe first contest n which The
members Of me squad VII compete
VII BE the LrIer-tiass meet 1ex- Fri
4av afternoon.
CaDL Newman who g entered n
me 100 yard dash showed speed fSr
q heavy man. while CaSwen finished
a close secand II me go.
The jumping pits ara IN working
order ana Capt. Newman Is entered
= Zals event
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-01
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
=4E.,,-es 81 the Days Dealing "a Al
ne -sacing Stocks


Tx. q aril @.-T'he stuck mar
q. a,-,,.,-'erced is Hith consecutive re-
a... me impending recess t-IloN-
w. ~ IN = possible labor disturb
- -.--rvakInE Additional prafessiGna.
Sling assure
- war other unEaVura5is deV al
.-,-,-r 1rwaVe- including further
~g. ne -ade-a4 reserve board IS
r-,,-r...ss IS 1r-n policy OF CONTRACT
VI .-~-l-s 1y al ras means IL is COM
.-ana
49, tank authorities u make z conn
,,-,-,,-ss,va -rve4Ti lga1lun IF nHlk ac-
..s-,.-t,c..e TOR me purpose 8f wedding
- i- --6ug-uC u minimum al phil
-s.uns LID. a-a MOI acr1a1lE q dis
satu- ,Il---t-t,-
~, ana II me fourth month If the
~ -7und ne loCal nancy market al
--trr alsuiurelv 5A-A Of time IaDGs,
,,,,... .a.4 .aAas rose from 70 Ib per
..=r- aass.E = :. per cent II the ma.
A.-.-,U@5
-a.1.. Exchange WIS -aactlonary. the
.-~-.a 2 s.-riszE hills being zst-r'i5ei 20
...-- 7If-~'uEs Of London brtts ny sx-
.,,--a~r II -geaT -aIuf-:r1es n THIS mar
--- confirmed reports referred 70
a--n s-.;2TnUnts Of Ets4d f-urn -1ndun
d .n.r ,arte- n me near future
~-11.nc II Stacks WIS smaller than
m ar previous dar N The w.-ek- Ex-
-afp- liz ines al = 70 III p0fflLS IN The
t-~uUE unuieG shares. notably Etat-is.
--..!:,,ray- 5. rnur8rs and oils, ware most
lowered a ne END. snort covering
..,,,.. orr mig -ae -aGiT. With me gxCap-
.r- 4. --..aG Siacas Steel and Bald
--r l5"uTr 3r-veS. major gains were
,~asr v ne Enur+ speculative issues.
r. 49,. .G1tJrs finished unchanged after
Ing 1uEt u points safes amounted
IL = shares
Neu uw ~ecur1is Ha- Liberty Is first
- -nc --lr4 - contributed 10 the hszv-
lunu market. TnEarlaIlona&s a5cn :
-Hg,I- Total safes. par value. T75.-
7fsts'' Panama is declined s per ce--
~ So. s-ier old United STATES ISSUES
1ew.2c 10 4locatian.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-01
TURNER vs.. LEVINSkY
NAY J AT PORTLAND
Portland

Portland Ne April 3t-'--hlef
Clay Turner. anly American Indian
boxer Of any note II the world To-
day, AID Ba-L4ng Lev-nsky, genera
Is acknowledged as the EGt1r hear
walght. or -.cruisEl-w a4gh1'' cham
pian as II Is now called. VIII meet u
the ring a. the Exposition building
N Portland next Monday night N
the main bout Of the Pine -rae A c.
siauw LsvlnsHy appeared here L
number Of years ago when ne was
first starting MS career. winning
aver Purky Flynn The Indian never
las fought N Maine.
As q keen appetizer for rhe main
bout MATCHMAKER Frank DeR3ce has
arranged a stirring preliminary Win
Harry Mitchell Of Providence. F. L,
and Mike Castle Of Lawrence. Mass.
bathing fur SIX ROUNDS. Theme viii
be two Aastiy preI3mina-les-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-01
RED S0x AGAIN
TURN BACK MAYS
YANKEES LOSE "a

New Esrk. April Se-Tbe Boston
Americans opened : ive-gane SERIES
here to-day by defeating New York
: - = 4 saowa, lasting hat hour
held up The game IN taa fourth I'M
mg and a1-er -aas Mars began ID
lose MS eifacrv=ness. Boston ted
the srgra = ne seventh On csa2a
h4--ag, and Took the lead n ne
eighth or doubles by EendryE ana
Scott and NJ LINES single I WIS
me second r1e mar Bus-an aAs
bea1en Mas. rs former pit11-,1E
star ms seasor- Iu1eIder Oscar
Y II VIC had besr hCIauu- a--
spring, repcr-aG ID the Boston Club
hare today
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-01
CONY vs.. WATERVILLE
TODAY IN Up RIVER CITY

Couy baseball tsan put II some
hard practice II preparation fur the
rEme C.ss a--RrnoGn with Wa.Ervllls
high II that city Much Ct the time
was used in batting and fielding
practice the 0u-iT showing IN very
vel indeed. The following viii pro
baby be Cany's lineup, Austin. e.:
Brennan. ,: Il Hi, n Ellis, @b;
Fa-1aam or Merrill. SIS. E0der1ck.
Sb- Fa-rlaE-1n. r. Brawr:. q; Poor.
r. The following members OF rhe
squad VIII accom- pa1y 11e taaD-
R1deou- D; Stafford, e: Sawyer out
ield. and Jones. IndeId-
Quite 4 number Of the students and
fans ara planning On accompanying
the Tam which viii lsare the cry
on tae train AT P NJ -Au-1sta time.
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New Tnrk. Aprl 2n.-DCus turnur-uw
win sly.
Tuuedirnenrs n seasonal n1Ez1esE ue-
r-elunry,err are both ra-isd n cta-zCte,
and sar-reacf1ing IN their influence, and
The recent siuwsnE down Of cunEsr7uns
has been progressive ana PRACTICALLY
renerzl RaIief tram he ra24-uad con-
resripn has permitted resumption OF
worK n ssfne plants where silEpsnsiurs
ta6 bean fu-ced through Lack "a essen
tsaa materials. but r-eaEnr movements
are still retarded and production nnre
ny fs.sH esisurgHn Ixed. and not n FEW
transactions that might otherwise De
rurEyrrrrn1ted are Of necessity being nead
IN assevance- While the RESTRAINT M
guse1 BIZ interrupted Transportation
ANNE in sufficient 10 aupracia5iv cslr'-al u
activities there are tns adffsa eaesneIaE y
Of present abnormal prices and f3gnt-
eninE Of money markets. ana me n41 s-
u-urrs z,,r.ng IN most ssstl0ns n having
No ipcunsideraale effect Il limiting upsT-
aluna
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NeW NIX. AJrI Sl
Mercantile paper 6Ss1T.
Exchange weak, starting Ss-aar hills
q. p; com1nerclal IAday bills IN banks
Up commercial 6l-<iay cfiis S-N, de-
manG 2-SsA. cables 3A
Francs demand 1h-7a. cables Ii. e.
Belgian francs. demand Z5.K cables
Nna
tzullaers, demand rs, cables NJ
Lire. demand - =. cables - u
Marks. demand Ia ca5ies In.
Government b0HdS weak
Railroad bonds seaEv.
Time hans Strong 10 DAYS 81 Oars
and SIX months. s.
Cal money strong high Ia low s. rIii-
ing rate s. closing Sid La offered 81 Ii.
last inRn -. Bank accEpranees &
Sterling continued 70 decline n ne
ia1e dealings Sterling Gs-aaT bills s7s;
commercial 6a-day bills On hanks sTk;
commercial sp-41ay hflls 3-s demand
So sas3ltas
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instituted So vsars arn. responded u
the rul calI. l. =, SAWYER, another
member Of the Lodge N IFS sa-lv
Gays and who Is now q resident CT
FgxCra1-- Vas present and gave sumo
interesting "reminiscences Of the ea-lv
days The aG-iLure sulus BY Frank
Merrill drew forth nuch applause.
Another Csz-a-'s thar added mich -
ne enjoyment Of The evening vera
the humorous stories and rec1tat5uns
of Past Grand + X. Fassenden ot
Mechanic Fails. The exercises clos
Il by II joining Il singing Amer
lca"
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Nacknen Finish
Strong for a Win

a asnlnE- On. april "a ninth inazn--
aH---rg -allT enabled Philadelphia u
w1n rom Washington n s n ne 1--s1
game If ne series rn1av af-sr Inc 10
Gals mud overcome a -hrae--In sead n
Ne elg&-h L1deid e--rs cra. I'D heav-
L,v Ii ne t1a- -esli-- The score.
Eslladtinhla q : @ q c-s-Z1-1
n ashI1g.1n 3 q 9 @ q 0 S. Is
Kinney. Par-- aa1 Perkins Erickson.
Courtney. Zac,la--y. Schach- and 1ic.-
1lCa.
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I hiIlies Win Over
Giants by Short Route

Philadelphia. APRIL 3e-E2a4n ended %
Gays opening game Ct TIE Philadelphia
New E1rG se~1t-s T me ,a--=- aaf o.
ne SIKH ian-zC wl.n -le locals leading
t. -0 : A=Qsei-s double following hits
'v Bancroft and Seange- w.-a -wo out
II me .if-a w8n ne game. M=Gss.l him
SELF scurlng On J Miller nh Scar--
New York .....-------.8 q . q G-22-s-ss
E7n--adslph-a .---------e b Q So
Called rain.
Benton. snyder and IcCa--1y: l-a4se,-
and " e1-
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Chicago. April :

l-1ICa-C- AlrA a.
CA--LE-Eaceipts 9ss 5eet STst..-s
steady u = cents lower. mp lsW; bulk
r-B 70 -sga. butchers y II W lower. with
Bulk q. So - lie Gamers weak mostly
TEsnsrR, calves WEEK. BEST veRlers mt
IHK feeders steady
EoeSgeceipts =. ase. STEADY u I5c
luws- than vests-siEys averaEes- Clos
ing strong hulk fiEs1rK Ia2IfdIsEs suifr
80 FOUNDERS and ever Issas1l4se: DIGS
&c lower with bulk ID n - FOUNDERS
al T:.sDTl4R
SEEEE-Receiprs 5W. Stsad- 70 Inc
h,gae- best snurn lambs T.ssraSlh:
e,-apfce urrne woaiHd lambs ESsuasie.
sfrarn one and rwo-yeA--oid week.-mrs.
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