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BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK.
BALTIMORE, October

BALTIMORE, October Ire
ceipts for the week ended noon yes
tefday:
Steers at stock yards, Claremont.
were soc higher Saturday. and held
good during the early sales yester-
day. but closed weak. Heifers and
cows were CSC. higher. while bulls
ware about steady. The supply of
sheep. lambs and hogs'was fair, with
the market higher on lambs and hogs.
There was a light supply of calves,
the market being steady on light
Seals and bad on other grades. For
export this week to Glasgow via
steamship Victoria, 500 head of cat
tie. Quotations for the week follow:
Cattle-5.151 head. against 1910
head last week; $50 carloads for mar
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FINANCE AND TRADE NOTE

United States steel Corporation n
ports untitled tonnage on hand Sc
tember 80. 1921. 4.56p,6.0 tons. again
i531.926 on August 81. 1921. an
crease of 2S,744 tons. July II last II
filled orders aggregated i.S3O.324 tor
June 30. 1921. 5.111.S6S. and oil -
tember so, 1890, 10.37i.S04 tons.
The floating supply Of United Sta
Steel common reached a new low rel
ord September 30. when the numh h|
of shares shown in the names of hrI
kers on the corporations books "
1,092,650, or 2l.49 per cent OF the tot
issue.
The average daily production of 4
in the gulf coast district last WEI
was 1O1 ,s51 barrels. a decline OF 4.3
barrels compared with the preVio
week.
Rank and trust company stocks GO
tinued the upward tendency last wee
The greatest advance recorded amo
bank stocks was that of the Nauor|
Park Bank. with gain of thir|
uoints. while Guaranty Trust Col
many. with rise of twenty-f|
noints. was the chief feature amoi
trust company stocks.
e;overnment 6 per cent internal fift|
year loan are being received by
Iselin & Co.
The Pittsfield plant of the Gener|
Electric Company has received
order from the Japanese governme
estimated by some as for at led
100000.
Demand for pig iron last week
regards tonnage involved showed
marked decrease over the week pr
vious.
Conner is IS cents a pound delivcr|
to domestic consumers for Octob|
and November.
Deposits of per cent dchentu|
bonds of the Cuba Cane Sugar Col
poration, under the financing pla|
amounted to S7.75o.ooo yesterday. nj
including reports from Chicago .
Boston.
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Dried EruiiS.

SAN FRANCISCO. October II tSpe-
ciaD.-Large sales of prunes for east
ern and foreign consumption have
strengthened the market. which was
already strong. Price levels, however,
are practically unchanged.
LANDISVILLE. \. J., October II
(Special).-The 250.000 hens IN this
vicinity have been provided with a
special train on the Central Railroad
of New Jersey to carry their eggs to
market This special is known as the
egg special limited and rushes fresh
eggs to the New York market each
day. The regular trains were not
adequate to handle the traffic which
has been built up.
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PARIS BOURsE IRREGULAR.

PARIS, October 11.-Prices moved
irregularly on the bourse today
Three per cent rentes. 55 francs 65
centimes. Exchange on London, 62
francs So ccntimcs. Five per cent
loan. 81 francs As confines. The dol
lar was quoted at IL francs G5 CEN
times.
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Commodity Reports
From Various Sections
Automobiles.

ROCK ISLAND. ILL.,. October II
(SpeciaD.-The Universal Tractor
plant OF the Moline Plow Company,
which has been idle over year, will
start operations soon, making motors
BOSTON. October II (Specia1).-
The New England distributors of the
Buick car report that the sales last
month were the largest of any Sep
tember since the company began pro-
duction. In general, however, auto
mobiles are selling poorly.
DETROIT, October II Especially
The Ford Motor Company is now
working f1ve-day week on a schedule
which is expected to result in produc-
tion of 10000 cars this month. about
$4,000 cars under the output for sum-
mer months.
CLEVELAND. October II Especially.
acquisition of controlling inter-
est in the Peerless Motor and Truck
Company by Richard H. Collins, presi-
dent of the Cadillac company, and
director of the General Motors Cor
poration. It is expected, will greatly
speed up production at the Peerless
factory.
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VISIBLE SUPPLY OF GRAIN,

NEW YORK, October 1.-THE visl-
pie OF American grain shows follow
ing:
Wheat. 5i.953,o0o bushels; increase,
2.15S,00O bushels Corn, 1896 OOo
pushels; Increase. 3.621 900 bushels.
Oats, 67,522,O0O bushels: increase.
i'oi9.Voo bushels. Rye, 5.2IS.O0O
bushels; increase, 117.000 bushels.
Barley, 4,o56,o0O bushels; .ncreaAe,
13S,0O0 bushels.
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DAILY EXPENSE MILLION.
New York Estimates City Costs
Will Only Be Trifle Less.

NEW YORK. October 11.--1t will
cost trifie less than q million dol
lars a day to pay the 1929 running
expenses Of New York city.
An. encouragement by the board of
estimate and apportionment the
greater city's financial board of di-
rectors-estimated the total required
for the fiscal year as $354,44e.46S.
This amount. II finally approved
when the board meets to reconsider
1t on Monday. will represent an in
crease OF $S.9l6.429.99 over the al
lOwauCeS for 1921
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Notes.

UNIONTOWN, Pa. October II (Spe-
ciaD.-The freight traffic handled
oven the Connellsville- Cumberland
division of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad in September was % per cent
in excess Of the amount handled in
August
NEW YORK. October II {speciaD.-
The first trackless trolley system in
this section will go into formal op-
Grafton Thursday, when cars will be
operated between Sea View Hospital,
a city institution. and Meiers' Cor
ners and Linoleumville. Staten Island
The line is under direction of the
city department of plant and struc-
lures and the power will be derived
from wires fed by the Sea View
plant. Passengers are now being
carried free, while the crews are be-
ing broken in. but fares will be COL
lected Thursday.
PITTSBURGH. October IL Especially.
-Pittsbureh and Allegheny county
will provide an enormous amount of
public work for the unemployed this
winter. The city has over $4,000
600 available for this purpose and in
November voters are expected to au-
thorize county bond issues amounting
to $27,000,000 for county improve
ments, -
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Live Stock.
FORT

FORT WORTH, October II tSpe-
ciaD 1.-The workmen employed by the
packing houses here are taking a vote
on whether or not they shall strike.
There are 5000 men employed and it
is said the majority favor strike.
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Vanilla Beans.

NEW YORK, October II tSpeciaD.
The market for Mexican vanilla
beans is strong and seems to be
trending higher. as the crop this sea-
son is said to be almost a total fail
ure. The range is from s5.25 to Sc
pound.
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State and the. City of Spokane carried

PITTSBURGH, October II (Spe-
ciaD with independents announcing
an advance of s. in black sheets. ef-
fectiye October Is. it is believed that
sheet bars will advance from So TO
s34. New prices on sheets are: Blue
annealed. s275; black, S3ej: galva-
nixed, $4.25.
NILES. Ohio. October II (SpeciaD.
The Republic Iron & Steel Com
pany is completing work on an eight
mill installation. Work on the i'm
provement was suspended last win
ter
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MONTHLY STEEL TONNAGE
SHOWS SLIGHT INCREASE

NEW YORK. October 10-The MONTH
ly tonnage report of the United States
Steel Corporation. made public today.
showed 4,560.670 tons of untitled orders
on hand September 30 This is an in
crease OF untitled orders on hand on
Aug..st 81, which were 4,531, 1926 tons.
This is tho first increase in untitled
tonnage since July, 1920.
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Canned Goods,

SAN FRANCISCO, October il ISpe-
ciaD.-There is a good demand for
canned fruits and as there was a
short crop and a limited pack the out
look is for higher prices.
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COtfOna.

NEW YORK. October II Especially.
received here indicate that
retail buying OF cottons Is more active
all over the country. The orders are
small in size. but large in numbers
and have been attended by rising
prices for denims, sheetings and SIM
liar goods.
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Electrical Eaulpment.

NEW YORK. October II "(SpeciaD.
The manufacturers who participated
in the recent electrical show here,
after taking stock Of results today,
declared that sales, both wholesale
and retail, had far exceeded their ex-
pectations.
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Pianos.

BOSTON. October II (SpeciaD 1.-The
largest distributor of pianos in New
England reports that September's
trade was marked by fair demand.
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Washington Stock Exchang

Capital Traction-J at 81.
Lahston Monotype-lO at 12ai.
AFTER CALL.
NashiDton Halfway and Electric Ia 81
AT so",. $l.gbo al 603.. 81 900 at 6o3,
Potomac Electric g. II. Gs-s2 mo at
Si;s" AZ ~. sl,o1p at 81 sl.gv at 81
wa 'hngton Gas Light at isB, lgl
M"ney-Call loans. sac per cent.
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Machinery.

NEW YORK, October II, Especially.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and st.
Paul road is in the market for fifty
locomotives and the Atlantic Coast
Line Is preparing to order twenty
three. Argentine railroads are MAX
ing inquiries for 120 engines.
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TRADE AND PRICES STIMULATED
BY OPENING OF SPRING LINES
Consumers Growing in New York Area,
Many Lines Reporting Increasing
Sales-Other Sections.

home building one real estate firm re-
ports the sale Of go lots within the last
six weeks n one Of the suburbs.
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Non-Ferrous Metals.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, October IL
fSpecial) The metals trade through
out New England continues quiet, al
though makers Of tools, brass goods
and hardware are more active than a
month ago.
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Steel.

NEW YORK. October II Especially.
lit is reported among shipyard men
here that Argentina is preparing a
program for six submarines to be
vessels would cost over S5,000.00o!
SEATTLE, October II Especially
Steel is going to tho orient In in
crsasing quantities through this port.
seven hundred tons Of steel products
were shipped on the steamship Silver
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EOREIGN BONDS.

Quotations furnished 10y W. Il. uIbbs IS ,
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Demand for pig iron last week
regards tonnage involved showed
marked decrease over the week pr
viouS.
Evening star., 1921-10-11

The average daily production of
in the gulf coast district last wei
was 1O1, ,s51 barrels. decline or 40
barrels compared with the previo
week.
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Copper is Is cents pound deliver
TO domestic consumers for Octob
and November.
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STOCKS.
rEBI.IC UTILITIES
PUBLIC UTILITY.

PUBLIC UTILITIES.
Tel. and g'elga. 'lpS
Washington Gas .............. i1lI
y orfolk and WASH. Steamboat $50
Wash. Rwy. and Flee. COM. -,
Wash. Hwy. aud El"r. pfl.... 5S
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DEATHS


solemn mass Of requiem at the Church Of
Transnguration, at 10 A. NJ. Interment
.o.DoNNELL,-June 80 JAMES J., sol
f Iamss ssd and ds onf AT9S nee a.
are Invited to attend funeral. sat, 80 p:
PAxsoNt roy t@4n scRT5SnIs june so iioo2r. ELLIOTT
R husSqnG sS2Tfno Of Mary PeHso9 Snse ar
n, Balr Bldg. 1899 Chestnut st. intermsnt neSt
,PENDERGRAss.-June 80. ROBERT AL
LEN JR son OF Robert a. and Mary W
Z p NJ, at his parents residence 400 Pen.
GSS STRaN s6rnrSy Sy"d psps2; spsa
PETER{sEN,,,I22n june, 20 1927 HELEN
lsrscn, aged - years Relatives and friends
are inySa d. to tho oo funeral ,t, on Monday morn
dence, 82G3 Chancellor st. Requiem hsh
% sh HST }ST'S rSss G@nrss O'clock
POWELk-.s suddenly. al Norfolk. Va.
e." fG2E2E Red: E ana hp3@f r@nds " asS dF H.
slneton Lodge, No 2l1, r and A. NJ; Ken
& R' O. n 8! Masonic " Vetsrans ter TsmpG a.
% of f51sr5 Gr%qd ayG sc1,co ch"g Fyn5 ere
| at his late residence, 1926 MARLBOROUGH ST.
nt RohERTs 2hf3%o"d q $a63dpy2 9f h2 GSm @. % ,oo
| SAMt'EL g balGy,d husband .or Ira-ria''
E9hTs2PE gahayE R'TTEs rrs NJ he2' 2o. ed 3 fr6 sso
rushing q, yoqrcii, ,qprcii,; 30 s32 e. I, a. ana
IRS'S IS e w a HHSt nnors %S6S nS@s4Si9 s fs2
| 7. NJ. late residence, 4020 n. 18th At. int
RUSSO. June e IS, FRANK RUSSO. Rela.
| tiyes. friends and former .Grard College
2g54 aY'sSa barST 80 fg7eTa % FIR m his et
Monday july 4, $50 A. NJ. intcrrnent Holy
0rSiS SSiX1Ts' ts"'-- % June 80. MINNIE. VIE OF
oai1 ,og sags HsSa s.aG tg uRSra RSa"S Ss1 Hnd
| latc residance. 2io3 n. 30'h st Int Adath
SStc-iHiFF. - June 30. MEYER scHrrF.
ptterd funeral sun, ~ noon. le'e. residence
bbiease COM. Kindly omit flowers ~. ''''''
SCMlyltN!qEn;-'Igpne 80, AMELIA F
9e,3 ,5 of st. Pp,rj (Ey@ns%i.c5l h9,6gf@1
funeral services on sunday. : +. N. at IIiG
P9Trs4 St IPt%rw"qa T,,;,r gcF Priy"!% gf,,.r
ES,a,y"s snd frsHds i9vI"d e fqner9l sery.
,sHERRARD.E;jqne %, pawn, husband
;ivos and ,triands are, i1yiSd p attend fa.
2Ci2 s. CHADWICK st. Int. private. Nj
I IsH%T EGIr,-{pne III. 90, Joseph Il has.
Relatives and friends, also employees Of Inc
| g.. & w. Co, arc invited 70 services. Tues
2:3O P: NJ, residence, 25os w. Cumberland
sAiIfTH,3jgne go, ANNA G, SMITH me,
Smith, Funeral services Sat, . 80 =, n
1920 y. 57tn st. Int. westr,!nstcr View.
$sTF;;Z,ENS.--on July l, 1921 HENRY S
| STEVENS .rvi""s IN Tuesday afternoon
at 2'gI2Gk o, at hig re2t4~n[e l24s y 55iE
'sTf;wARr -iaIy / NAoM! r.. "' widow Of
| residence. n In
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THE WAYNE-LEONARD

NtN YORK Ave, near Bench
Al:sr-'an piAn " rn daily: European 81 up
.hlS' SptElaI weekly rates; Write. Meals
th6. WIZ pltist' WIN, BROOSE. Prop
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FOR SALE


tnrge lot or desks sates. Mes ca cab nets ana
general Office furniture. store fixtures
fArI w? PIX X Sc: Sc - S?a NIr r,N4GRaHgS ,4 b TG
: Z nEI-GT AuLm Ll.E NL-M Il RACE 1ona
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SUMMER RESORTS
---------------------
PACIFIC NORTHWEsT

COOL SUMNER CLIMATE. plenty Of
mon fishing, and the most wonderful
natural scenery on earth. reached By
rail- steamer or by $4,000 miles OF
splendid highways, offer you an ideal
vacation in the Pacific Northwest, Ore
gon, Washington and British Columbia.
Write for free illustrated booklet to
Herbert Cuthbert. l. c. Smith Bldg.
Seattle. Wash.
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.-a,~o nE THE CLUBs
n.l..n Beats HlIldale

,,,., victor Keene on the mound
WIN un his twenty second victory
|nsms sha season, the J. & j. Dobson
tne e,siiv defeated the strong Hilldale
- m of DARBY, in twilight game on
|Sr home grounds at Thlrty-ni'91 =
rsst FL and Queen lane, by score Oh I
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.u n,roI,s Back In Giants Fold

l,..,ou. July 2.-Phil DOUGLAS. pitcsseF, ,r dor
Giants who had absented himselr IRON
team % for several days, has rejoinedd jtneddins ms
inmates mates and will be reipstated: acGIroiphs Ift ths
Manss was said, because of d!sagrSe-
NY With McGraw after a game win
~. ,.nSIa on June 27, when nineteen
~s,s made off his delivery.
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,..,,h psIr Wins Tennis Title

u.,,sdon. Eng. July 2. - Randolph
mmpasHSp vi, anS Max Woosnam, England, woor
IesSn,i IesSr n match in the mems doubles Of tn
(itsS @ turf court lawn tennis so,SStITI cnaImp'oR
~ + a, Lowe, England. In straight
R.a 40. T-5,
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LOST AND FOUND

DEED-I;ost, decd in the name Of Francis
Monnt T2TnF Mo2T,b f2T ot No iGH IN Section ZOE
been made for a duplicate deed Return &c
Mrs. +. A. kilrntrick, 1912 Lombard st.
FlN-Lost. Eastern Star pin. Wednesday
gong from city Hall 70 Public ledger ~
fec. kindly return to Ledger CyTice AC.
counting Dept.
HANDRAG black. with ovorals, pair eve.
glasses, etc, lost sunday ?. " between
Return Ola n. l1th St, Phlla. Pa Reward
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Iesus College Loses

|.nl,y. July 2.-The Grand Challenge Cup
ksidered the classic event or the annua,
W,sdalen College, which defeated Jesus
isse by one length. The time was min
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Deaths

late Moses. Armour. funeral services sat,
2P n: li8 Roekland ave- Narberth' Pa
mt BhKER.-on RK{lESf.e. Juno 80. 1921. THERESA
S TES Msh Sl STpG s%3 Hn ] sEcT ssss n9 aa4SHSf
$50 4. NJ. residence, 4slO Westminster
ave. Solemn requiem mass our Mothec Of
Gem Relatives and friends. also our
Mothers of Sorrows b. and NJ, sodality.
Sacred Sacred Heart and Alta, Altar and Rosary So
BBNNER June 80, =, FREDERICK s.;
IN his list year. Fciai!Ies and friends '5TS aiso
Humboldt Lodge No. 211, arc invited to at
2na pnm fIseTs bs so sSryS rasSc6ce 1882 M
Frankford Int. German Lutheran Gem.
Remains may be viewed Mon. from 5 to 10
BIA!R.-June 90 1921. PAULINE E..
wife Of George Blair. Jr. Funeral services
anB nBBulCGfkiLEYmJGncS 50. I IIo2i' EhfzABETH
A., daughter Of tho late John and Maria
at her late residence state and Olive SITS,
Media :, "a Int; @ @p5tyatteG;p N atteG;pu,, n,,,. -, ,,,.
II. Cairns tnee Raiser). Relatives and
friends, also members Of the Third Spirtu,
services AZ her residence, 10 y. Paxon St.
Sunday afternoon, O'Clock. Int. Arlington
5i}s ., % me- gEyL4H E. nsG
$SS 4ad ST. Iu8S camaen o'e Int 1Tf'aS9SS B3Ss
cemai ,IFg!ss3n413 may cali Mon eve ,.u,n
cnSs MXrc of P2 Hsrbc AAGT n
IN her 2sth IeAr. Services Tues, 2 p. NJ.
LCsidenco; sl3 HsIer'nAn st. LnwndaIe. Int.
aoSS S{55 ave. SAR} ~ c~DES SGE 'Sns sssa
Bcehms Reformed church, Blue Bel. Pa. 9"
,o1ed t husband of Margaret II Il De.noy Refa
tives and friends. ais. 81. |horG.' IIoly
Xa%e ifc' a ana D@mGfia ompiaIes s0cS a RF M
Club. are invited to attend funeral. MN:
$50 A. NJ. from his lat" residence. 1921
-
ShaTTIcs res Church 10 A. II int. Holy ii'S cro5a 9S
'piowpALL-June, 30, PATRICK DOW
ties OF which he was a member. are invited
dence OF his son, Joscpi A. DowdaIl. 2l24
Cherry st. Solemn requiem, mass and int.
ELpREpGE.-.-on june 20, 1921. ELIZA
FoLWEhL. wi.do%w Of lanes, II; EIdredse
KHight finerd aged s. vc@rs %S Services S% Aon on
saGraay ma m9rnTs n691 at Y 5o "oGk 5Gaygglht
EMBERY,-June. 30, ANNIE F.. wife Of
@ "ss seryce % sa t. 'i atS GfSd reSidenca sid ES
ll3l FQulkrod st. Franktord Int. North
J, WILLIAM II. EsHhACH aged 81 Reia-
tyGs ,9nd friends; also covenant Lodge, No.
Eyoy & son. 28oo Diamond st, int prj-
og Tp 55os5s, rs5a2'2s2 ~ Inoy 20
funeral services, from to r,affiencee' Of her
brothor-In-Iaw, Cha'. IS " Streuss. Is Co
Ing. at ii o'c!ocE fn,'rr,cn, en- at Riyeryiew tt'Tt
CcmeiGry, TroTton, N J
nIF4IY %e 59ne o us3o .3 lPs Fey tF9HSA
dSnCe S SS@9@H SGr }I@T NJ
nay Tnt %n!,t %SaL s"t ,,,Tof syG VIZ to o'clock:
ERI.--Juna 30, lHLe residence Got
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PERSONALS

LEAVING July II for Europe; will attenl
=, TO any business over there. L. b. A
Kelly, 23d and Wharton
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brldeshurq Victorious

ma Bridesburg baseball team travelled to
cad and Allegheny and defeated the WINS
la team by the score of IL to 9.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
iN &C or YESTERDAY

.n.. a, Toronto, 1 (mcrnlng ns, game, nms,
sfVns~, ts'more, Il Reading. ..
sashsster, IL; Buffalo, D.
SCHEDULE FOB TODAY
fillmore at Readi1ng; 1.s..v City.
Ne"a Rochester nt Buffalo.
Syracuse at Toronto
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what May Happen
n Baseball Today
>,.TIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
aaso' nsv%s, 8, ST. Louis, o..
slessS, ~, Sames postponed. rain'
AMERICAN LEAGUE -
80. o, washington. 1 (ilrst game.i
kthlstes,,o f. Athletics, o (second CAMEL
.,saao. 4; st. Louis b.
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HELP wANTED-MALE


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turing and jobbing trade; also department
Rr d retail stores In Philadelphia and Nicinity,
to handle the best line OF shoe lacer In tho
United states on commiagion. Hamilton, 1lJ
Franklin ST.. New York n. "
SALESMAN. experienced harness. TO travel
Pennsylvania. Address Tennessee Har-
| ness Co. Nashville, Tenn.
SALESAtEN--Three good men to sell safes.
com. only. for cash or on time; big money
to right party. Howe Scale Co, 500 Arch.
SEWING MA CHINE ApJUsTER, assistant
wanted one who Is familiar with Singer
| single needle. buttonhole and tackers; also
some Union Special experience; good op-
portunity for right man with largest work.
clothing concern IN the country state salary
wanted. The II. y Lee Mercantile Co.. 900
f. State at, Trenton y. = Js-.
SHOES-Experienced young man IN cuttins
department 10 cut cripples; steady work.
Apply Laird SChoDor Co., 22d and Market
| sta, second floor,
STOCK COMPOSITORS Flrst-class men;
stoady position. Employment Department,
| H. K Muford Co. fourth floor, 18th and
Wallace SITS. -
TRAVELLING Statesmen wanted to sell as
| a side line our special crockery, glass and
! era melware packages; pocket catalogues; good
| commission; write At once, United states
! sales Co. ais s. Charles st, Baltimore, Nd,
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

SALESMAN - GENTS FURNISH
ING SALESMAN. LIVE WIRE.
TINES SQUARE, NEW YORK E%-
TERRENCE. OPEN FOR POSITION
~ PHILADELPHIA p 1902.
LEDGER OFFICE.
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.eWGLEA7zcS IS

South Ga o ina Ave. Near Beach. Unex-
SSeIed FOR comfort and service Electric
lights. Running water. Rooms with or
Bathing from hotel. Correspondence and In
spectlon solicited. Open ali year.
LINTON y. ARNCr n Owner & Manager
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nnns0N hIyER NIGMr LINES
NEW YORK CITY 40 NEW YORk ArArn
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Threads and needles suDpued r.,'ag,. r-a-
paid, work easy ana prices d ,y e-a men
for s"Erra. good CONTRACTORS %" ,a.ar> or
WAVERIT SHOE 7RINl,rNi c.,