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Sport Chatter

Into the East.
Into the east for the last inva.
sion Of the season Gibson's Pitts.
biifgh Pirates open In QuakervIlle
todas with twin BILL and a five
game edge on the tribe from Man
hattan This Is mighty fine nd
vantage this late in the season.
Which should be enhanced during
,tha visit Of the Smokeville lads
With the ilowly Quakers. According
70 the schedule. for today, Pitts
biifgh hes a chance to make II a
~ and q half game lead before
ptghtfall which would be the result
should the Pirates take both ends
nt the doubleheader with The PILLS
ard HE Giants should drop a bOttle
WITH Brooklyn at the Polo Grounds.
me eastern clubs have one more
min throiPh the west and then the
season. win end with the eastern
clubs playing among themselves
and ne western clubs among them.
seiyss This gives Pittsburgh n
dtsttnct advantage according to the
lesson record, as they will finish
the season against Chicago, ST.
Louis and Cincinnati against which
clubs they have been successful.
rhlIe the Giants will wind up with
the dams eroUs Dodgers, the fighting
Brsyss and the lowIy pills, who
taye the habit Of knocking of the
Giants lust when 1t hurts worst. A
ytStory march through the east this
trtp Win practically assure the Ri.
rates the peunant-but, TIE march
q only starting today. On account
az tAe fact that the tin horn fan
seens 10 hold sway in Pittsburgh,
the Pirates are Just as well or bet.
ter on on the road as they are at
home IN fact, in a close race they
set lass razzing on the field Of the
enemy than they do at home. This
Il no compliment to tho Pittsburgh
fms bntiiit Is a fact,
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tails only to meet special attacks of
opposing teams.s
These special departures did not
meet always with success.
Harvard has always had weight,
generalship and good coaching. and
methods that are traditional.
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standp,atternl.

Eiaryardswi not change its foot.
ban system this fall.
The old reliable style which has
bropeht honor 10 Cambridge is good
enough Tor them.
Lest year the Crimson eleven de.
parted from the A. B. G. tundamen,
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Dlctaphones in the jungles OF
Central Africa aid the missionaries
correctly to reduce the native dia.
lects to writing.
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WATSON WINS.

Watson defeated Rtvesvllle at
Watson on Sunday 81 in good
game. Julian's batting was a big
feature.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Cleveland, 3; Chicago, 2.
st. Louis, 3; Detroit. 2.
Other teams not scheduled.
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A speedy motion picture machine
can photograph the flight OF an
insect. :
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-16

two weeks Today the Yanks are
in first place by half game.
Where they will be after the
games today none can tell. Hug.
gins is optimistic as to the final
outcome OF the race
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-16

Ruins Of an ammunition factory,
in which stone axes were made for
warfare six thousand years ago,
have been dug up In Wales,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-16

The Yankees are having a sew
saw battle with the Indians for
first place ip the American league.
The two teams have changed
places several times in the last
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80 HOW TEIEYs'
( ~. STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
Philadelphia, 9; New York, /.
Other teams not scheduled.
standIna Of "a Class.
Games TODAY.

Games Today.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia (2j,
Brooklyn at New York.
Boston at Chicago.
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3 Elmer Morris Of Anita spent lid
week with his sister. Mrs. GarIas
In Cochran street.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-16

Mrs. Brooks Nu3um Of Ohio AZ
nue. has been quite m the past EeW
days.
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standIna of az cIuhs.

Game Today.
Detroit at st. Louis.
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/, The Oldest university ia d,
territory Is the University of
Thomas at Manila, founded in lei
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The largest secondhand bo5i
store IN the world Is in Charinl
Crossroad, London. 1t contains i
SOC. 900 volumes.
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SPORT sPoILER

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Presbyterian
ARCH ST. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

bECONDI IPRESBYTERLAN CHURCH
2lst and Walnut sts.
Rev, Alexander MaCColl, u. D.. Minister
Rev, Alvin r. Gurlcy. Assistant.
II 4. M.--Mr. Gurley will preach
VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME
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Deatb3

2Sr.Ss e sAMvF kdavs, 4%" s"a
fssissno: faSsT"l sgPSaX S3S S SS r. = Fl; AZ
MHHY T. AbXMsS s. % q GeT%an'onn fGa" OWN : fnra. a.
delphia, Sotice will be given later.
ALEXANDER tin July %, 1921 FRANK
Il. son OF the ia,e Samuel II. aud nd Abbs ,iM Ann
Aitxander Relatives and friends are in
at, o'clock. at his resdsnce, 6li7 Have Have.
ford n"e. Iuterment p-ivatc. Friends may
'"it HFSis4NG%csiury SSH2any S%ycninsi % GEORGE ARM.
sl'noTG, aeed So, R5.Gtiyes and and frdnGs lends
a, Gy,Ss hs late ,S fq9SrS rssiSgn:s ssrvG%s css n
Ju1 RAYoHR " 13s F6@NTB Of F5e?ss
hsmto5i; %ssd q: ReiatiSSs and fgieY%s !t
{, s.. Lpke's Church. Germamto.wn Int, int,
~ bHRR6TN.%X,t Abs:cqn, y. J.. Jqry On.
Funeral service VIII be held u, u Bring.
nur"t Co, iD2i Arch St. Mon. Aug i.
!uSn s. iols j3H& Js'S3 E&RRy 'T@@3" &o%1o@R ny
he GSn ae Edw%G w. "'R RoTiy q NGa" ya amd
friends. also I'd, Division. LogHn Post, ~
T,S IL" % Pot No. @ 1SSST6n. 1T23G! G9"iST y FoToSa M
Wars and rhiIaGelphia Chapter e war
SmTGsW STSGGsIS' r,arHinn ',f' ,nG s',F,S, on
Jen"n ~ hIs hrS,herl,'.IHN t!,mr. "a. I'e ,nSn
t%iS tos n; mn ST. lh'erh'ht At ht'"'onte'
i'nEEsSEt 'pnEEsSEtnSESER' ~ w I;,ro1 T., ao,I,, r r,
r nr:N ~ iuis N,t'u S ~ THcI9H J" rtrRnCg'
CCn'S ~ ,tntn Tpfaptry son TphN''I,Ki
70 pinhn iiTIn Lnnra' s0l ot J"hh ana
~. az Cos ~, 2lSt 49, H"lRtiyrS an3
L'n"nFF' ~ 'H",S 'TyhrNn %, ros,
40, 20 v VI r W. thN'te" INT MohtioN"
Cem z,,r.r rr,,, os ur,,,, ,r,ra,,,
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SSIo SSCIN; wl"oM or ,rom I"nh W.. i'emh"i,' hSnd ~
kelhIlEes hmn Ir'vnuS ",@ .hN',"d ~ attend
funeral mGrG EerER,SIIs' sat-, II NJ, chonp"N ~
seT"cSs and q,ermcni sun ii AZ" A. III 81" Es s's St
End 'em:, pittsburgh Pa. Pittsburgh
raPcGrs Esshso uS99bNNrrprc,, noe,
residing ,sna a. 2OS1 w Tiosap st. rhIIN,, and
Hte Hte OF di l2St Cnrr1Di ST. Br9GENn;. y, oY;
Int WI ne MADE a. N9Ha Sc0ta
N, BtAaMAH - IN IN ~ MJM'| ~ lO2i. WILLIAM
w. hnspSnH OF MhHsie w, !. braNman Cneo
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BLINDED WAR HERO BRINGS
/ BRIDE TO AMERICA BY RUSE
erie, Pa, Man, Who Won Wife In
Italy, FolIs Relatives

New York, July 30.-(By "A. P)-
The post war romance Of Salvatore
Tilippo, blind hero of the Argonne, Is as
mil of thrills as was his military serv-
ice, according to the story he told here
today prior to his departure for Erie,
Pa, with his sixteen -year-old Italian
bride, Isabella. They arrived on the
steamship Argentina yesterday.
Filippo lost his sight as result Of
wounds suffered while rcscuing mem
ber Of his squad from No Mans Land
In the Argonne, and he went to the
land of his birth year ago with his
mother. In n little village in. the pro-
vince of Lucca. he met Isabella Bruna
and charmed by her soft voice, began
to WOO her.
The girls father objected to the suit.
Filippo persisted, however. and finally
he and Isabella were secretly married
Then, according to Filippo, relatives Of
the girl broke into his house at night
and stabbed him. leaving him for dead
and taking Isabella away.
They succeeded, he said, in tenn
pornriiy turning Isabella's affection
away from him. but he induced her to
visit him on board the Argentina just
before il sailed Telling her the boat
did not leave until o'clock he led her
below decks and when 4 o'clock came,
Isabella found she was twenty miles at
sea. She refused to speak to him for
several days, but before the steamship
docked here, they again were on honey
incoming terms.
Filippo, who is twenty -seven years
old, came to America fourteen years
ago. and lived for while in Man
haitian. When the war began he en-
listed in the 10th Infantry, Twenty
eighth Division. AS sergeant major,
he went into the Argonnc drive. When
four of his men were lying wounded
exposed to the German fire, he crept
out and brought one back: Then he
crept out again. Three machine gun
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HoLMEseURo FARE iNceEAsep

, A new fare of eight strip tickets for
fifty cents or a straight fare Of eight
cents has been ordered into effect within
fifteen days. on the Frankford, Tacony
and Holmesburg Street Railway Co. by
the Public Service Commission. The
company operates from Bridge street 10
the County line. Torresdale. and along
state road to Rhawn street.
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PACIFIC NORTHWEST

Pacific NORTHWEST
COOL SUMNER CLIMATE. penty Of golf
every variety Of trout and salmon fishing.
and the most wonderful natural scenery
on earth. reached by rail. steamer or by
10. 900 miles OF splendid highways offer
you an id"al vacation In the Pacific North
west. Oregon, Washington and British
Coiumb a. Write for free Illustrated booklet
to Herbert Cuthbert. l.. c. Smith Bldg.
Seattle Wash.
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HELP wANTED-MALE
Statesmen
INCREASE YOUR INCOME
BE A SALESMAN

INCREASE YOUR INCOME
BE A SALESMAN
We will make you n master salesman " you
are honest and willing TO work Selling IL
one OF the most Interesting and best-paid
professions In the business world today. We
viii give you fire., course in salosmanship
and give you an excellent position with wei.
established firm on Commiss m basis. II
interested call for personal interview after
o 80 A. NJ. or 2:3O =. NJ. ITO wldener
Building. AK Tor Mr. Meredith.
Statesmen
Here II your opportunity. An international
Orgs snizaton with branches throughout the
United Ststoa and Canada requires the
services OF man Of strong personality and
character only one who is ambitious TO
raise on y commission basis need apply. Gail
between the hours OF $50 and 1890 or 2:9O
and $50 Ask for Mr.. Meredith, ITO Wide
ner Building.
SALEgMAN who is acquainted with the
wholesale talking chine trade In ard
around Philadelphia; give experience and
salary cEnsctcd. 4 s2S. Lndger Orn"".
Statesmen TO sell automobile specialtios; a
big opportunity to the right men Apply the
Velvet Deadener Sales Co, 250I North
Broad 81,
sHOES--Experienced vampors wanted APP
ply Laird, Schobor Co, 2od and Market
sts., second floor
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CORRESPONDEN,'E super, lsur exp. refs:
married lies ten t0sl,ion \ s0S, Led. on
MAN AND WIFE. wiling to do any KIND OF
work, man can speak German. Address
T. X, liz summer ST.
YOUNG MAN. 3 ycars experience in book
keeping and general office work deCires
position with hrst-ClsSs firm. p 3y6. Ledger
0ffce.
YOUNG MAN desires afternoon work; VIII
consider anything; highest reference.
VI 622. Ledger Office.
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LOST AND FOUND

BARPIN--AQuamarine and diamond ha,nI,,
lusl IN business section of PniLtJ"InLja
rhurslHl. July =. Reward II returned a.
CERTIFICATF.-L Lost t'ertiHraie FIcoS
fuL 100 ahaTes common stock T.. l. ia PHnt
q" Nemours CO. name Eleanor du POM
prrct \ +li L,dEer Offcr ''''
TN.-Lost. Rr-Wu u wIlh i!1r-1II yI1,-IT
NJ r6av night, hctw""n CIearlcId ana Ale
Eh"n. I'VE. 'u 2htn -, iId,v r,.rrlrn I. 3nI :,
y, 25'h - Hmin.. aud lcc"iv,, reward.
WARRANT Lost. ~rock allotment, ,yo@rr,,,., @
So ll?iI. phHNd"lpnA Electric 70 J."
shares, reward. GuSS lith ami Master ,is
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IN MEMORIANI

.ACKERMAN. In sad but loving memory
OF our dear daughter. ELIZABErH MAE
ACKERMAN, who departed this life July
80. 1917
This world may change from year to year
Our life from day to day;
But the love and memory OF you. dear
Shall never fade away
FATHER. MOTHER AND AUNT.
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YORK CLIFFS. MAINE
YORK CLIFFS, MAINE

Distinctive cottages for sale. or to let
for the season. in connection with tho
famous Passaeonawny Inn. now under
management OF Mr.. Wood OF Hotel
Bellevue. Boston. These attractive and
highly restricted properties, released
from estate settlement June rs. 1921.
York Guns. ono OF tho most picturesque
spots on the Maine Coast. has always
heen n very exclusive colony. Only
strictly high-class cottages nave been
allowed, and great care has been eNsr-
cised In choice OF occupants. Several
choice lot locations available for the right
parties. PaBsaconaway Inn, noted for
service. 10 open for limited number OF
reseryatons. See Manager on premises:
or address
a. w. ELDREDGE.
10 fremont ST.. Boston. Mass.
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SITUATIONS swANTED-FEMALE

COLLEGE STUDENT. exp. teaching pIe-
mentarv and high school subjects can
place few more on list: special opportunity
for children bnck In studies, terms reason-
nblo; hours 20 suit I 3OI. Ledger Office
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES
Baptist

Baptist
Broad and Berks SITS u90O north)
5000 seats,
Homo OF the Grace Baptist Church.
RUSSELL II. CONWELL. Pastor.
WM. DYRE McCuRDY. Asso. Pastor.
j. MARVIN HANNA, Musical Director.
FRED'K STARKE. organist.
Mr.. McCurdy will preach Sunday morn
Ing at 1890. Topic: How Germany Won
the War" And In the evening at 7J5
Topic: Caught" Select chorus will sing
at both services
Prayer meeting Friday at 8.
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CANADA
MARRIED

NEWBERRY-B N.--ATr. and Mrs Rob
ert II. Brown announce the marriage Of their
HELEN ANNA to MIR. HARVEY
c. NEWBERRY. at Belmar. n. j., July %,
1921.
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HOSIERY LOOPTRS wanted. experienced,
good waFes, steady employment: good
boarding house In connection with mill; state
age and exPer'erce. The II x SILK Co. -.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

ADVERTISING COUNSELOR. who
has sJme spare time, Ofr"rs his serv-
ices. part time. strictly on foe
basis has had unusual experience In
retail and wholesale advertising
problems: does not want a sob: does
not want 20 be your advertising
manager and dOeR not want 10 act
as advertising agent, but wants 20
help. because 25 years OF ripe. sue
cesstul experience IN advertising
qualities him TO be Of graat value IN
advising and aiding yOu sNlye some
Of your problems; fee must be com
nten4urHte WITH wOrl, a. BE- Uer-
formed. all CUmmunica Ions strictly
confidential. VI 4lI, Ledger Once.
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AUCTION SALES

AUCTION SALE OF FREIGHT
AT MER TIAETS' WAREHOTSE 60.
DEL AWARE. AVE. AND CHESrNUT ST
Fy order Of ne ',urt Of T1nmon PIcos
NJ. |, ~ the Cprl,y of rh.Iadclphin. June
Term 1870. Nd. ~.
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COUNTRY BOARDING

HIGHLAND TERRACE INN in Psrkicm.a
Nallsy--An ideal week end trim. deiiahf-
fully located; table unsdrpa ssei, special Sun
oay dinners; d ancing, bathing, boating ts1.
X y. X. DelutL P9. posiothcp ~
WEST CHESTER, Pa. private family "
ooard Or sdults' exc board moi.. % Il +
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HELP WANTED-MALE

ENyELort MACHINE ADJUsTER.
81! .HrGlI.JtiiRArEH NAN II rrtIs METE Is
Man WHlTE, l. wyCE6FF MFG. MFG
60, hnl HpME, oM&SS AD.
CUWAN, SUPERlSrENDENT,
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1850 CASES OF
CANNED SALMON

pos cas"s No. /. cape Nrago. ,,lI "u0
cr!rS 80 y Cape Arago. nat: 7D3 lrs.s %"
/ InNincihle, tat. ana $50 cages 30 in.
vrrthe Hat. For payment uf rrrtght
rhars"s. storgHe charges and rll ,.,Sts iSS0
Grant Packing co.. from AsrorIl. or cor,
in N"VrInh"r, 1919, Consigned 10 NJ. order
Of ~" shipr"r N"if! :. =, L.yiu's sons
80 3" :. lj"laUlr' ave-. PHILADELPHIA
IrrU.F f safe. Cash
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FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH, Chestnut st.
above 2lst st.-Cnion summer services
Of Unitarian ChurCn"s Of Philadelphia
II A. M.--Rev. W. A. Vrooman, OF WI.
mington Del. will preach. Subject Dor
othea Dix. the Truthsceier - Prisons md
Asyums." being the fifth of the summer
series OF addresses on Modern Truth
teekers."
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bullets went through his head and left
him blind for life. He has q disability
pension from the United States Gov
ernment Of S157 month.
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MEN, high c,GHs wanted ~ TAX, CHARGE or
ofhHAs being CpNGCdJ selling only hlgk- grq,I
s,cur!tles eNreTs snCG not NJ -os9erv; r'on who
dnslr@ advances ~ selsries need not arrIv,
Room IS, p, 4 - ssds., Allentown. pa,
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CoNSTABLES' SALES

,ONSrAILE ) SALE. Friday, 2 'cIoct p
NJ Angus. :. lU2l--C Contents OF u 'r,Iz
@oI 2u2 4u3 u premlacs H@U Chestnut ST.
Phlludr'puiA. Pa 10 hs sold for rcnt 'r,v
md costs ns '"~ property u I;roy TON or.a-
~ 90.
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PHILADELPHIA QUARTERLY MEETING
will be hold Scventh-day, Eighth Month
6th. at lao P. NJ. at Old Merton Meeting
House, on Montgomery pike. Taxis will
meet the trains at Narberth and at the
trolley station. City line. Rala. Auto buses.
which rass the Meeting House, leave GSd
and Market ste. every half hour.
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PREPARE FOR sECRETARIAL WORK
STRAYER,S The Best business school
. Ina IaN ~ B07 CHESTNUT ST
Position Gunrant'd. Enter now. Day ~ Eight.
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AGENTS

MAN wanted. capable Of approaching bust
ness and professional men, T." Jrganizr Ma
tiOnnl Defenders Civilian Clubs IN Penua.
Write J. IL. Schwartz. Dept. Director. Ore
Mold. Pa.
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W .Nl.l I,tN " VI ;. Shli Innm- -ufG 81
| Will. NOT he responsible for uny debt. t.
unless contracted by myself
tllNS. w. HATCHER. WIllinmstown y I
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
CARDKOOM HELP, experienced, cotton warn
mill, Apply Delphi Spinning Co, { ana
Cloarfe'd sts, ""N
FINISUER. expert. IN ladies' fancy work.
ais" hand and machine presserI AppTv
arson oye1.. Atlantic city y. j.
SHOES Experienced vampers wanted, A.
ply Lard. Sch"hcr Co.. ""d nrd Market
SITS, soruuG floor.
WEANENS, eXrcri"nceo. wanted on tapes
Sons Co 43ll Wayne ave. near 18TH and
Germantown aTe.
GlRLS--IIerks. stueographers typ'sts ,vor,t
ed at once by government, good saiary.
structlons. particulars. 1901. Ledger ON
GONENNMENT c!erkshIps opoN 10 woman
over IL postal mail service, WlshIngton
departments 'NpIst snlariFs Sl+UU-$i 500
experience unnecessary For Tree rSr1I"n.
lars Ot examinations writn j. IaOua ri Cfrr
mrr civil Service examiner, QH9 Equirabie
Rldg,. WashirGtun. n e
MAKE MONEY At HOME
You can earn from 81 70 50 an hour in vou-
spare i'm" writing show cards; quickly a nd
easily learned by our new simple ne,hmJ
how; sell NoLr work and nav you rash carh
week, iuIt PARTICULARS and buukIr' fr,n
Write today 10 American Show Card Schnul
"3O RVrl" tlds Toronto. Canada
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B28 W CHELTEN AVE.--A fle home for
business people; conNenieT 10 trains and
trolley; double and single DOM; best foocl =
moderate rates; summer guests are wslcoIno
Phone Germantown AHS2 -
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WANTED, experlenced short.knife cutter on
neRlgee shirts: steady work, Amply i'm
medinteiy by mail, giving oxperiepce and
wages expected. Ernest Sinons Mfg. Co.
YOUNG MAN, active, ambitious fDr Oftio-
WORT: good typewriter ard stenogr1pher.
some bookkeeping knowledge; opening even.
,ually for snIes nan: knowledge electrical
terms nrHfsr ed. p 30a. tedser Offcc
CIVIL. SERVICE examinations August and
September: many vacancies; salary sl400-
$500. write for sample test, l5n2. Led. OF,
CLERKS, over II. for postal mail service;
sl2O month. exp. unnecessary. For free
pa rticulars OF examnetiOns write J Leon
ard Gormer civil Service examiner). UB2
Equitable Bldg. Washington. D. G.
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PERSONALS

l. WALTEE WAhrS, hn,Iur h0ugNi ---II H..
husin"ss of AIh"rt C2epiN. win not he. re-
Sslon ,n,l iIr any bi!a yf Albeit rs.rit
WAITER WI ; 265& M"nm -u'g ST
Will. not he responsible for unv Job,,
unless contracted by myself
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uowlA furni-hcdi no cooking. ! square from,
hoRrdwalk Sl5 week X. Field, 50I0 nj,
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Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-27
South Side
Coroner S Jury Finds
Mortensen Fired Shot
That Killed Mrs. Black

Ollie Mortensen was ordered held
without bail on charge of murder
Tuesday morning after an inquest
had been held to investigate the
fatal shooting of Mrs. Grace Black,
Mortensen's housckeeper Saturday
night.
Mrs. Black was shot by Morten-
sen, according to testimony given.
at the Fred Leonard farm, one-half
mile west of the old Sarpy Mills.
Mortensen was taken to jail, where
he will be held until called for trial.
Edward Black, Pond Creek, Okl,
from whom Mrs. Black had separated.
telegraphed Tuesday he would ar
rive in Omaha to take charge OF the
two children made moth6rless by the
death of Mrs. Black.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-27
Kansas City Live Stock.

Kansas City, July 26.--(U. S. Bureau of
Markets )-Cattle-Receipts, $4,000 head.
beef steers mostly steady to strong; bulk.
higher; best heavies, $3.50; top yearling,
$780, with one load bid, 1855; many grass
streets at s6.25@7.50. with short feds most
$7.5O@S.25; Gamers and better grades she
stock, steady to strong; only old cows
above s5.75 many sales, s400@5.25; me-
dunn cows, dull; Gamers mostly $4,000
2.25: other classes around steady; best
vealers to packers. $500; medium heavy
feeders, $780, bulk stockers. $5.00@6.0O.
Hogs-Reeeipts, $500 head; active.
mostly 25@35c higher than yesterdays
average; best lights and mediums to pack
ers and shippers, $l0.65@l2.5Ot pound
weights S10.15@10.40; bulk of sales $3.50
@10.60; packing sows and stock pigs,
15625c higher; choice stocker pigs, 1915.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 5000 head;
fully steady: Kansas-fed ewes $3.50;
lambs steady to Csc lower; Arizona,
$1,000: natives, $3.50; bulk better grades.
SS75M925.