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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25
HONORARY LIFE MEMBERSHIP
CONFERRED AT MEETING
LAST NIGHT
Impressive Scene Marks Presentation
Of Gard. Gold Watch. and
Basket Of Flowers.

Wheeling Lodge No. rs. b. Z. q.
Elks. conferred an honor upon Mr..
John r. Richardson. known to every
Elk in Wheeling as Uncle John. last
night. in the form OF an honorary life
membership in the lodge. The meet
ing held in his honor. was considered
n OF the best attended. and of the
most impressive ever held, and the
presentation OF the card and addresses
were the cause OF more than one
shedding tears.
Exalted Ruled John W. Cummins
made h Introductory speech. draw
ing attention to the special feature OF
the session. He then introduced Hon.
John J. Conin. who in behalf of the
lodge presented Uncle John with
the membership card in a gold case,
and a beautifully engraved gold watch.
on the case were the words Wheel
ing lodge no. %. John +. Richardson.
secretary" on the watch were the
words, Wheeling Lodge No. rs. b. r.
o.. Elks." the figure of an Elk's head
and John F. Richardson. secretary.
February "a. 1916" Later in the even
ing he was presented with a handsome
basket OF flowers. Letters and tele-
IOHN 9
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25
WESTON HIT BY
A $4,000 FIRE

WESTON. W. Va. Feb "a ser.
Gus IRE originating In the rear Of
Hunts ten cent store on Main avenue
id 10000 damage To- that section
here today. Member OF a theatrical
troup" lodged in q hotel in tho threat
ened district. had 90 leave their
rooms hurriedly In scant attire Busi.
ness men sustaining losses are
Malloy Bros ON building three
thousand. Insurance twenty-five hum.
nf'd a Edmir0n. on building. i've
thouHand. fully Insured ~ o.. Hunt A.
ON stock. three thousand. full. Dol.
eured Pat Hall. ON stock. two froua
and. Insured s. D. Whclan. Dr. rooi
room and bowling alley. losa Four
thousand. insurance three thousand
IS of g. lodge sustained hghf damaFa
br water
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25
POSTPONE SAILING
OF LINER ESPAGNB

NV YORK. Feb 20 Tho calling
ni mo French limo steamship E.naern.
scheduled fI leave hero for ngrIa.ur
tomorrow hH. been postponed urfI
Monday nr Tue day 0f most week ar
r0rd'nF fob announcement made hn-o
today hf local officers of ffe Iirr hTf
na..rngrr. booked Dn tho E.rarre
hasr been transferred t1 f.s r.r..lt,.
fD cave Saturday.
Tho u0-.frourmcnt ~ fro calling OIL,
fhn Hsfrn 0f.rera 0f Tho Dino. ...f
F.a duo f1 fho necessity of r.rr..f
.nF repairs Du ue rhIr. which f.a
frr.urf today Denying that fF. do
Ia. IHd anything tY I0 With fHr recon,
NfrnInF tn prospective passenger Ir
Irffers that ffe chip would moot m..
hau with German submarine. fI. o.
hrrr. .1Id fhaf 'ho line would continue
'0 book i1 myers f0r fhr T.narne
Tor fNn postponed date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25
WHEELING SLEUTH
SHOWS UP GRAFT
Special 10 Tho InteIngencor.

special to Tho Intelligence.
sTErBESvGLLE. Ohio. Fcb q o.
was through Tho efforts Of Mrs. " W.
Calvero. a private detective Of wheel
ing. that tho grand jury learned chat
aIl was not we'll ln tho count. IaII f.rs
and brought forth ccnaura from that
body. Mrs Calvor0 worked for come
days in The jail and learned fHlI load.
ere among fore RrorH hero and certain
lawyer were holding uu' fors.rr.
born prisoners Tor fabui0u. sunni. flr
their defense They yet fr fHl OIL. .r
ers. De- DBL stated. boo ffr IaI and .l
fraud Them ~ "a big .um Tr ono
ease tho report ~ fhe jury stated ...
man charged with murder. wac .-.HI,
81 to pay "a lawyer $500 f1r hf.rf f...
70 cay nothing f0 anybody Tho .Hr.
recommended That tfo practice Dol
broken uD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25
DEATH CALLS
COL. NOAH ZANE
FORMER DISTINGUISHED WHEEL
ING CITIZEN DIES AT HOME
IN PITTSBURGH.
Was a Confederate Soldier Of High
Rank and Ohio County Assessor
Body to Be Brought Here.

Col Noah Zane is dead az his home
IN Pittsburgh. He was a former prom
inent resident Of this city. His body
viii be brought here over the Penn
sylyania road tomorrow noon. Brief
services will be conducted at the grave
In Greenwood cemetery by the Rev. II.
T.. l. Strider. rector OF 81. Matthews
Protestant Episcopal church. Col.
Zane leaves q number OF relatives ia
this community including one brother
and on, sister. pla'Cn Zane and Mrs
Della Zane Carr. both of Howard apart
n.ents. Pleasant valley. also two sons
and q daughter: Edward Zane of War
wood and Platon Zane o. the Wheeling
district. and Mrs. j. q. Watson Of
CharlcrCi. Pa. besides a number OF
o distant relatives In this section
Of West Virginia.
\ Pittsburgh paper publishes tho
following on tho life and death of Col.
Zane.
col Noah Zane. aged IS. a member
~ one az the best known families liz
West Virginia and southern Ohio. died
" pneumonia Lass utcht at the Pres.
1yt"rian hospital. after p brief illness.
Col. Iane's orDlathers were the
earliest white settlers ct the Ohio val.
ley and the colonel was born on what
was then known a. Zanc's island. now
the Seventh ward and residential
beauty spot 81 Wheeling. w. Va At
the time ~ his birth. Col Zarcs uncl.
owned the whole 81 the site Of th.
present city OF Wheeling. in addition
to The island whcr6 the fair grounds
are now located GAINESVILLE. o.. also
took o. name from this family
when the civil war broke out. Col.
zane cast his lot with the C~oufedcrscv
and reached the rank Of colonel short.
y arol tho close oi The war the
y ounR soldier. then considered one OF
the handsomosf men in tho state. mar
fled Miss Porter. % of the bellies of
West Ntr-inia From this union eight
children were horn. Eve boys and three
girls of whom only three ere sim uv.
iuE Ono surviving child De- Mrs J. %.
Watson of C|harlcroI. whose husband
was recently elected commissioner ~
Washington county
Col Zane was a lifelong pcmocra,
and vr- honored ly his home people
N Wheeling Dos being elected county
assessor oi Ohio county. " Va. with.
ont opposition. for -u years During
all thIs period Do was ono of the most
popular MI huldors in tho state.
About Do years ago. Col Zane. with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25
JUNGLE JOHN" RICHARDSON is
HIGHLY HONORED BY B. P. @. E,

Huntinston. the Second City's largest
financial institution.
Like mos Huntingtonians. Mr.. Arch
er Is an enthusiastic booster for MS
town. lie asserts most positively that
Huntington is really a larger city than
Wheeling. and bases his claim on the
school attendance. lie says that for
the past years IL has been found
necessary TO provide a new fourteen
room school building each year. This.
he claims, really shows hat Hunting
ton has the population OF which she
boasts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25
TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF Out N. Paks and CITY Propsrty.

out eAs Fke and City fropsrty.
By virtue OF 4 deed OF trust made by
Paul e Falck and Louisa Falck. his wife.
20 A II. MiedebuSch (now deceasedl
trustee. dated the attn day OF May. 1871.
OF the county court OF Ohio county. West
lrginia la deed Of trust book number
ss az page SOS, and By virtue OF an order
OF the Circuit Court OF Ohio county. West
virginia. duly made and entered on the
SIN day OF January. 1916. In order book
humoyT 81 at page lst. appointing and
hahdlan. as trustee. in the place ana
stead OF said A IA. Miedebusch. trustee.
deceased. IN and uncer said deed or
trust, i Will sell at public auction at the
north front door OF the court house OF
ohio county aforesaid. in the city Of
Mhe"ing In said county OF Ohio and
state OF West Virginia ON
SATURDAY the 18TH DAY OF
MARCH. 1916.
commencing 81 10 o'clock a. m. the fol-
lowing described real estate: first. a
certain parcel OF land IN ohio county.
West virginia being part Of certain real
estate Of which Elizabeth =. Thompson
aied seized. and which has been laid or
into lots. streets and alleys. by the eN-
ecutors OF the will OF said Elizabeth 5.
thompson. deceased, the parcel being
that as Tot number sixteen
streets and alleys called the "first Adj
ditlon TO Stcenrod. which plat Is rec
ord~d In the office OF the clerk OF the
county court OF ohio county. West Nir-
gina n plat book NUMBER l. and to
which plat reference h hereby made for
a description OF said lot Together with
All the improvements thereon and the
appurtenances thcreunto belonging. Be
lns the same property convey ed TO the
SAID Paul G falck By George &. Hunt
ana Margaret r.. Hunt. his wife. by deed
bearing date the -5th day OF April. 1911.
and recorded In slid clerks office In
deed book l37 page III.
second. a certain parcel Of real estate
situated in the city OF Wheeling. county
~ ohio and state OF West Virginia. and
described as follows: Two certain lots
OF parcels Of ground situate on the east
side Of McCollOch street In Joseph Cald-
weliS addition to the city OF Wheeling.
anu designated on the pat OF said add
uon as lots numbered ~tWcnty-ninc (2yl
ana thirty (5O). together with all the
improN emcnts and appurtcnances there
unto belonging. Being the same prop
erty conveyed to the said Paul G. falck
BY Guy Il. q Allen. special commission
er. by deed bearing cate October l4th.
1893. ana recorded IN the Office OF the
clerk OF the county court of ohio county.
West Virginia. In deed book bered
lOl at page go.
TERMS or SALE: One-third Of the
purchase money. OF so much more as the
purchaser may elect u pay cash Ia hand
on the cay OF sale. and the residue in two
equal miscellaneous. payable respectively
In twelve months and eighteen months
from the day OF sale. with interest. the
sorry notes Tor the deferred payments.
the legal title being retained as further
security until all Of the purchase moncy
shall have been paid.
JOSEPH HANDLAN, Trustee.
f-l7-24-mT-Z-9-16
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25

ROBBERS HOLD UP
N. P. LIMITED

SFATTLE. Wash. Feb 20 Tho
northern rgcinc'e o|aathorrI North
Coast Limited train was hold ur ID,
uieht o. milo and ri half cast of Gov.
iurfon twenty five mile. cast of ee,f
Oe The robbers uucnuuIof Tho har.
gage 1nd mail cars and compelled ffr
engine crew to haul fhe two car. ur
D track into H i]guuufaiu forest
q short Time after tho brrrare
mail c1r and engine disappeared ras.
sone'rs DOB fhc ,Hra Ieu standing on
Che track heard Hn explosion b. d.
imposed thc robbers dynam.tcd the
fNuro. safe
Automobile Oiled with deputy sher.
Ine were dispatched from seattle fo
apprchsnd the robbera
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25
SEALED PROPOSALS

otc 70 Manufacturer. Jobbers, Ner-
chants and Others Wholesale Dealers.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That
the State Board OF Control of the state
OF West Nirginia will receive bids daily
at Its Office at Charleston. West Virginia,
Tor furnishing supplies for the several
state Institutions. the financial manag--
ment OF which is vested ia said Board.
Contracts Will be awarded TO the lowess
bidders, quality considered, and other
things being equa!- West Virginia deal
ers will be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed Will be fur
nish-d bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
Ja-l-tr h lesion. West VIRGINIA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25
Funeral Of Mr.. Otto.

Yesterday afternoon funeral services
FOR George a otto. the aged and high.
ly respected resident. were held at
the family home. 500 Main street. The
serNices were largely attended by the
many friends and relativcs The Rev.
John ". Hess Of North Street Method.
isl Episcopal church was IN charge OF
the funeral services. a quartet com.
posed Of Mrs Elsie Fischer Kinchcloe.
Miss Alice Mcclure. Frank = Kinche.
Toe ana Anil Aucrcman sang Many
beautiful floral ~ butes were sent to
he home. intcrment was in Green.
wood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25

SMITH Wednesday. February "a.
Lsie ai o'clock a. no, MARA
THERESA SMITH. widow II the late
% D smith. boz her s9th year.
Funeral services VIII b. held from the
family home. stop 20 o.. uu the Barton
ltne. saturday afternoon al = o'clock
Friends ~ the family invited to a.
tend lutermcnt private ln Week r.
cemetery. bridgeport %.
KAEE-On "wednesday. Februar. .arI
IhIt. Hf % o'clock b. m nt T~IffaburFh
Pa NoNH HANE iu Che 1Jrd ycar oi
Dis
Funeral on arrival of pennsylvania train
e O'CLOCK noon saturday February
Goth luterment Greenwood ccmpfrrv
JoHNsoN-nn Thursday. February o..
i'lh. at # o'clock n o. OF bon home
HiIf Alley U. MRS MaWgtrFr
JOHNSON Dob fhf stfh 1.sr of her ar.
Funeral from the home OF Ier dnuehtrr
Mrs John MicnrIe CnldwtfTa E1r .H
saturday. February ..In. nf DrI...
3D. m luformtrf SIT calvary como.
t.rf. Friends o fhr family invited f..
trlcaso omit uowcra.J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25

and allegation and the hearing went
over until March.
A temporary restraining order was
then asked for. which was refused till
the bill should be presented and the
hearing held. The Traction company
whose lines extend to Marietta. a wet
town. will contest the proceedings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25

Grand Old Man" Of Wheeling Elk.
dom. WIKI was made an honorary life
member at meeting last night. Mr..
Richardson Is one OF two charter
members Of No. % row living.
grams were read from prominent Elks
from all parts OF the United States.
In his presentation address. Mr..
Coniff drew attention 20 the life OF un
divided service that Mr.. Richardson
had rendered his lodge In the capacity
Of secretary. His address was an
appeal 20 the members Of the lodge
10 remember these services. and the
scene 10 created caused nearly every
man IN the room 10 shed tears. and
Mr.. Richardson broke down.
Uncle John" I'm his response.
thanked the members for the honor
In beginning ne said that while he
called them brothers. they seemed
more like children. as he had helped
10 initiate every one Of them. Mr.
Richardson IS the oldest exalted ruler
the oldest lecturinR knight and the
oldest leading knight in Elkdom. He
sent out the cards calling for an or
-eanization I'm Wheeling. which organ
ization was effected June p. 1854
During the intervening period ne haa
served under 20 exalted rulers as sec.
rotary.
Mr Richardson Is ono % two Iivine
charter members OF No. IS. the other
being James K. Hall. who was present
last night, and b made an address
Last night is the first night that Mr.
Richardson has been a. lodge %ncr
he became 900 a short time after Christ.
mas. and his entry into tho lodge
room was the signal for quite a dem.
O~nstration.
Following the meeting ana initiation
Of n class Of candidates. a social sos
sion and buffet luncheon were en-
joyed.
mile has been rot FOR April ~ by the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25
INJUNCTION is
DENIED BY COURT

eIsl p. patch Tn Th. r~feuI-er-r~
fARkEHSBURG. vs.. Va. Fob %
The application for 20 temporary TO-.
s%trainiug order AGAINST tho KanaWha
Traction and E'Ioc.r.c company from
carrying liquor as personal h~arraga
was denied fhr state prohibition doc
rartm'nf today hv Judge vs. b. Nc.
nonra'' ln fhe Circuit court Tods,
was thn Time arf for fhr hearing buf
'he state had neglected fo nIr d him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25
COT MUCH LIQUOR

CHiA1LEsTON. W Fa Feb %
over 300 gallons Of wfiakry being
shipped f0 Bonner from EerfurE..
vas corfscnfed here today bg DrDFI
billion officer An effort Ia br.rr
made to IND fhn cDnfIgnor and con
signee SO claim a. ownership frs
been made Tho liquor aas found 1
q KannUha and NIct.gau freight car
hidden under a shipment ~ hay
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25

his wife and family. moved from
Wheeling TO Pittsburgh. locating on
Sheftield street. old Allegheny. He
lived acre until the death Of his wife.
after which he made his home with
his son. Platon Zane. until recently.
when be returned TO the North Side.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25
FOR

FOR sALE-Almost new. late model in
best condition, including extra inner
tube and fun set OF tools Best quick
oiier takes IT, National Telephone iOT
Wheeling f-Ig-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25
FOR SALE-Automobile

FOR SALE-Studebaker ) passenger
touring car. good as new. Call 560 y.
Front. RAJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25
DIRECTORS
Louis BertaGhv

@oaS
rVrEneL btHLCIOh AND
All 6HtAL EMBALMER.
ii22 ano 1924 Main strssL
Calls Answered Day or Ntrh-
Store homes as
G. J Efrtschv. Nsf Phone texan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25

FOR SALE-AutomObile Six Cylinder
touring car. o. A. NTH. u. S. Laun-
urN. Bellairs. ohio. se-3O-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25

mile has been sct for April - by the
public service commission. The con.
'inuance was granted ON motion Of
tho company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25
Mrs. Maraaret lehman

Following several months illness OF
complication of diseases. Mrs Marrs.
ret Johnson. one OF the oldest resi-
dents Of Tho city,. died az nor home
3i1f Alley IS. yesterday morning Mrs.
Johnson was ~ years old She had
lived iu this city for 90 great many
years
She leave a SON and daughter Mrs.
John MichIcIs of tHIdwcIIs Run and
Charles Johnson ~ This CITY Funeral
services viii he held at tho home of
her daughter Saturday afternoon at 3
o'clock THE Rev Milton Griffin. mas.
20 of Hope Methodist Episcopal
church viii oTICIafe Burial will Do
In Nf Zion cemetery
Funeral % Mrs. Smith.
saturday afternoon rf % O'Clock f.
neral services N0r Mrs Mary smith
AGED so. will be- held at her iatr home
fri Lansing ohio lriermcnf win be-
in Weeks cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25
For Sale

PLEASANT VALLEY HoME-of ten
rooms, bath and laundry Lot sOH
1900. Spring water piped into house.
Lots OF shrubery-beautiful grounds
an IDEAL hons.
FINE BUILDING sITE-In woodsdals.
Lot 2lOE52O containing an acres.
more Or less. VIII sell as a whole or
half OF r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25
BFeummer 6 HHdebfaDd

EuneIsl Directors and EmuaImarA
Telephone 2o1 nueu dap ard 1fsst
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25
FOR RENT

TOR RENT-Modern 6 room flat. ard
floor. Nat phone 1890. f-2i-k
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-10
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Uncertain Trend and Professional
Tone Outcome Of Recent Inter-
national Events.
WAR SHARES SHOW WEAKNESS

NEW YORK, May .. For want Of
moro definite or specific reasons the unT
certain trend ana professional tone u
today'a market WA accepted ~ tho
logical outcome of recent events wash
lngtoh's reply 10 the Berlin note seemed
10 have been fun discounted, but the
shifting phases 0f conditions south of
the Rio grando wefo again REFLECTED IN
nc comparative heaWnesa Of MeAlcan
Issues.
War stocks followed more consistent
course ~ that they displayed greater
weakBeaH with the spread o. peace
fumofs ~ matter o. fact theEe
ruH0rH appeared 20 originate largely
from Interested sources, Including what
w technically known ~ WBOld out bull
Certainly tho International list gave no
hlnt ~ mOmsHtous proceedings abroad
and the foreign exchange markets ron
teyed no ihtimations of sn approaching
The most hopeful Or constructive sign
WAS furnished BY the railway ltal which
figured % q greater extent uhn grs
Pacific WaB foremost AnouR the stand
sfd shares, recording . maximum gain
NJ IN points With lesser gains for Ht
PAU, Canadian Pacific, Heading ana ~
high valley
Island s6i soma ~ The issues which
formed integral parts ~ thH Gould gyg-
ieu were w general demand later Rock
Island rose I ~ 22M, ~ best quotation
for D. very long time renewal ~ hftiFs
~ IN theHe long Dormant Issues was
made the occasion ~ much conjecture
ana gossip, ..
8hlDplhE shares again divided honofa
viii the automobile group fHAFtnutle
marines aud United Fruit, a1RHegUnk
further accumulation nv FubHiaHtial ~
tefeHla, with higher quotations fOf hhk'
veil, RtHdtbAkff ana United hlhtnH llhp'
bef. THE motors fell 9Why later how
ever. o. failure " tHe Maxwell directors
10 net 90 tbo common ana second pre-
fsrred diVidhndH
United States Hteal nucluatfd narrowly
most ~ The day pn reduced offerings,
closing With y small net loss,
bethlehem Btfoi On single sale ifll
10 points 10 ~, Weakness ~ biifd
ItRilwayR iHgfHfufnt common ana pre-.
faffed madH those issues NE feature "
tho utilities group Total AnlnH NJ
st0eks amounted 10 123VO ahnes,
Bonds ~ general we're irregular bHl
Rock Island isHueHt notably the dHDft'
lures, we're very htf0nH Total sAlee' pai
value, faRl,Vg. ttniifd Htatfs bends
WAFs unchanged on call.
Number m snles ann leading quotations
on stocks today we're
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-10

No l. lsc; 10 2, LAC; No, 3 i5sc, Plates.
No. l. l0c No. 3 94tc No. 2, 9lac.
Z OYSTERS chesapeake. per gal. stand
ards. $50 selects. 81 20. counts. tl.sJ.
/ CELERY Mammoth. e0c per dpz.
medium. ~. per doz small Aoc. Florida
NUTs-Peanuts No. raw. SIC ID
No, roasted hFc ID. Jumbo raw, azc
D.. Jumbo roasted. &c m. Fiiberts. Is
ID; pecBns ifiAc ID; pecans Jumbo. JIG
lb. mixed nuts. bc N.
FRUITS Oranges. box Nayels Va.en'
400, sa, ioos, 30. los, $50. zoos 2lss
20s. N25 Mediterranean sweets l2ss
300. los. t325 1853 800. zoos, 2lss, zs,s.
400 2sSa. 32is, 1903, 81. ~. Lemons DIX
Grapefruit, box asu. $500 4s $50; as.
1915. CO. 400. los. sOs. ses. 1900 straw.
berries Shipment Monday Tuesday ard
Wedneaday t15 case banana bunch.
Medium size, ] bopi rs. medium size
yumboes. i2o0G2 b; regular sizo Jumboes.
0N7l5 eytra large Jumbees poooia7S,
VEGETABLES Onions crystal wax,
81 crate bermuda, ti75 crate; onion
sets, red. 500 bu.. onion sets. yellow,
t2b0 bu. sHrrote. bectf, turnips. parsley,
Tadiehes shhllots. 70 dor. Cabbage New,
Nc ID old, r ID Rhubarb, SIS box.
Tometoos. r.4 crate Lettuce! % boz,
crate. 3 dor 1'iO crate. Peppers, Dc
Iu. white stock iilodtl.2l bu, Sweet
potetoes Hamper. ii75, hamper, seed
HoNEY--cornb. 1918 easci Airline, nsl
taHe.
APPLES Zen Davis, 1875 Dbl. Ben
Davis Idaho. q 10 box; Rome Beauty 81
ql,l5 box Colorado W. W. Pearmaines.
q 4 Q2t0 bJK.