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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19
Genealogical Notes,
Queries and ANSWERS
Addrcss MI communications to
Genealogical Editor. The Timen-
Dispatch.


Cooke.
secretary Cooke. by which dcsipna-
non nc is best known To his dcsccn-
dants. married Elizabeth catcshy. sis
tor of the naturalist and ornstholoriSt.
MARK catcshy. OF London. The name
OF his mother was Susan. The follow
ihI is a copy Of AN inscription which
10 on his tomb iii williamsburg:
"MDCCLII
Inscribed To the memory of
DOCTOR WILLIAM COOKE.
Nm English Physician horn "f rcpu-
table parents
MDCLNNi
Ut salisbury, in SUFFOLK. and Educated
al Queens college. Cambridge
lie was learned and polite: ot undis-
puiod skill in his profession:
OF unhomndcd generosity in his prac-
t'c, which multitudcs alive can tcS-
tify.
and Secretary OF state OF the colony in
tho reign "f Queen Anne and Of King
George.
tie died suddenly sitting jude
upon the bench Of the genera! court
IN the capitol
MpcCNN"
Ellis honorable friend. AleAanGer
Spotswood, ESQ. then Governor. with
the principal gentlemen Of The country.
attended his funeral: and weeping. saw
the corpse Inferred at the west end Of
the altar III the church..
Issue OF Secretary and Elizabeth
Cooke. NJ D.---E.iizaheth -. born 1901
married. 1870, William Pratt. of Glou-
ccstcr County. lie dying in l.2i she
married. secondly. Colonel Thomas
Jones: c"tcSby -. born 100. resided
IL FairfaN County. VA. and lief, issue
john ca;cshy Cooke. captain in Mir
Sini" Revolution. Anne go married
Major William Woodford Of Caroline
county, Va. and had t'antajn Thomas
Woodford AMI General William 90. al
the revolution: Rachel - married
---- Lewis, William died without Issue
Issue Of Elizabeth Cooke and Viii
liam Elizabeth. born l7"i. died
l'22. another Elizabeth born i322. mar.
RCD Walter King. Of Williamsbu /:
Kent tIp William, born l724. and died
young
ISSu" Of Elizabeth 80 Cooke I'rat;D
ana colonel Thomas Jomes-rh"maS
80. born l126: Doratlea 90 les:
Satesby 60. 1880: Frederick 60. l7%. I.
William "a, 1854: Jckyll go. 1887
Lucy 20. li3S: Ann 81. 1889" Walter
80. Ia. Elizabeth 90. i1iS
After the death Of Secretary Cooke
his widow. Elizabeth. married Colonel
John Holloway. OF WILLIAMSBURG. Gates
by Cooke. writing to his sister. Mrs
jones, in l112. says Il hIv. ordered
= tombstone. to be landed at my
ncphcwS. johnny Burwcl. plantation
at Kings Creek. and if il has the for
tune to get there il will fall into most
laudablc company. for YOU know ,hat
"f the Cookies must have married a
l,DrwrlI
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WELDON. N. C.
[ Special 10 The 'rimes-pisna.,h

E.SVe'1ar TO TIC TImcS- DlsNatNh.
WELDON. y. -. November is
Mrs. W. ;. OBJ. Robinson. OF Colds
ooro. who has been visiting here. re
turned home on Thursday
Mrs. 7. ~ Jones has returned home
from Church Valley Va
Mr.. ana Mrs. W. y. Garter Of Wash
inston. have returned home. after a
visit I" relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. +. q. Ctlcy. OF Norfolk. is visit :
Ing relatives here.
II. \, Edwards aud family, who have
been living here for several years. left
this week 10: Cedartown Ga
Mrs. Albert Williams, Of Wilson. >is-
itcd friends here this week
The Weldon Book club met with Mis-,
Mary Birford Sledge on TUESDAY after
noon. with Miss Eunice Clark prcsi-
dent. presiding
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19

This tamily has been prominent in
ENGLAND for many ages Sir Edward
Herbert married Margaret daughter
aud heir of Sir Thomas smith Knit
who WAS created haronct in 1913
TN" FIRST "t the family. who settled
III Eastern Virginia, is supposed to have
been Christopher Herbert fleming
spcaks o. James. Macmillan, I'ascow.
Philip. Thomas and William. The lat :.
tor was captain In tho Revolution
from Fhncastic where he raised u body
81 men October :. l17i lie was at
tho battle Of Point Pleasant. and did
valiant service.
There were many ilcrhcrtS who set
tied in SpotSyivania ia H. William
Henry Herbert. the noted author. WAS
81 the Family. lie WAS born in Lon
hon. IN 1907. and came over and set
tied III Newark. " J., and died in New
York In 1898
III" principal descendants Of tho
Family were from John Herbert who
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19
DON'T HAVE YOUR
CHILD D|SF|GURED
Perhaps for Life BY NegIecting
Some Skin Trouble. Let Cuti-
cura Take Care Of 1t.

"My little boy was taken with clear
hlisters on his face and body. The skin
was sore and innamcd and he would
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19

10 lie possessed OF a head OF heavy,
beautiful hair: soft. lustrous. nuny.
waNy and free from dandrun IS merely
n matter OF using u little Dandcrinc.
1t is easy and Inexpensive 10 have
nice. soft hair and lots Of IT, Just
Get a oj-ccMt bottle Of knowlton's
Dandcrne now-all drug stores
recommend ii--aDpiy little as di-
,cctcd and within ten minutes there
VIII be AN appearance of abundance,
freshness. hui'incss and an incom-
parable gloss and iustre. and try as
YOU viii YOU cannot find "a trace OF
dandruf OF falling hair: but your real
surprise will he after about two
weeks use. whcu YOU viii see new
hair-hnc and downy At nrst-ycs-
hut really nov hatr-sproutinC out all
over your scaip--bandarinc Is. we be-
ltcvc. the only sure hair grower. do
stroycr OF dandrur' and cure for itchy
scalp and ii never fail, to stop falliul;
hair At once.
II you want to prove how pretty aud
soft your hair really is iaoistcn "a
cloth with little Dandertnc ANA care
fully draw II through your hnir--tais-
ing one small strand AT time. Youi,
hair viii bc soft glossy and beautiful
in just a few moments delightful
surprise awaits every one who tries
thiS-SdN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19

tried every thing knew OF, but
had no results. Then sent and go;
large cake of Cuiicura Soap and large
box OF Cuticura Ointment and now nc
is entirely healed, and has not one scar
on him. : (Siencd) Mrs. Mamie Fort,
Ri. !, Adams, Tenn. March :, 1915
No beauty doctor can d. moro for
Your complexion than Cuticura Soap.
assisted when necessary by touches OF
Cu,icura Ointment Unlike stron2l,.
medicated soaps which arc coarse and
harsh Cuticura Soap is ideal Tor the
complexion because SO mild, so delicate
and so creamy.
For Trial Free by Return Mail ad-
dress postcard: "Cuticura, Dept. Fl,
Boston, Sold throughout the world.
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scratch until ii blcd, it
would burn Until nc would
be as rcd as a coal of fire.
lie was frct!ul and cross
and never slcp, a bit. He
did not sleep two hours
during three weeks, and he
could not bear 10 have his
ClOth;po touch him
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-03
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

steady under moderate offerings, Quotations:
Fowls. as to size and quality, l8uiTc.
roosters, l2al2AC.; spring chickens. soft
meated, l7alsc.; do, staggy, lN lbc,; tur-
keys, 2da22c.; ducks as 10 size and quality,
l5al7c.; geese, l5al7c.; pigeons, old, per pair
DREssED.-Demand was only moderate,
but values were wcll sustained on fine
desira ble-szed stock, offerings ot which
were light Quotations: Fresh killed, dry
packed-Fowls IL 10 box, dry.picked, fancy
selected. o2ol5c,; weighing q lbS ana s oyer
sizes. i5diics'; fowls. in bbis. dry picked,
fancy, lbs. and over apiece, lolgc smaller
sizes, l5H lSc.; old rOOsters dry-piCked' l2c
chiCkens-Jersey fancy bTOllers, 2lW2bc,i other
nearby fancy broilers, 22n2ic.; Wes.ern broi
ers, weighing iRq2 lbs. apiece, 22a2ic.i N@9rth. @
ern Illinois chickens fancy yei.99w. Weig3hhlnG
Illinois, fancy, weighing 2HG3lA lbs In boxes,
25aaIa lbs, in bbls i7alsc.; other Western.
Weighing 4 lbs. and over, in boxes, lsalnc {;
other western, weighing 2Ra3E lbs, ~ boxes
in bbls 15dlRc. inferior, lie; Capons, per
lb.-Weighing sal0 lbs. apiece 2Ta2Sc, smaller
Sizes, 23a26C.; turkeys, nearby, fancy, 2lH2Sc, :
do. do. good to choice, 2}a 26c; do, western,
fancy, 2Ba27c; DO, do, good g choice oSs5g
25c.; Do. fair ,20a92c. Do, old toms ,5,c. 23c ;
Do Sals 9Rd N9 isa9e Hgy spring aIESs
DO, Do. fair to good, POLLS; geese. nearby,
lGalsc. do, Western, l4gi8c squads, per
dozen-Whlte, -weighing II 60 l2 lbs per
dozen, s.. s5d6.5O white, weighing TO 10 lhs'
per dozen, S5 25d5.T5; white. weighing $ lbs,
per dozen, 81. 5Oa4.T5 white, weighing 7 lbs.
per dozen, se5OG3; dark S225g3i small and
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DEATHS

GRuBB -on February p 1910, puoEpE
PbooeSbSe qna 5dsgghtSr ter q the ato EBe and
Relatives and friends are jpvitsd To- Sttcnd
terment private AZ fern@o6dP @ SPuS eemsiery @ w. IN
HA3RUCK.z-o Febrqcry , leio. BEN
JJAMtN FRANKLIN HADDUCK. at 2iai
~ i..e'.nen' III Cni'eso' III.
HANSELT.---ln NorrIstown Pa on tanuerv
sS ssi, iSlg sI9 EMILY EMILY " a. WE o. II Han
Angelina Cowien, Relatives and friends are are
iFRryigltSedd 70 anend thc funeral seryices. oo9
:, ). Main st. interment private.
WsS rGh RavsSs1 S1d any HS' fe5s H9ysn siyS 69ss qss
cial Assn the McMoSaeMis Mnss : Sf%bmR aBb hGnS H%i
ne Twelve o,ClGck CLUB. are Invited TO at
Wardl Solemn Requiem Mass 't al 81 &knnnrEss
Scpulchre Cemetery.
TI16siSss TnIM16hsiSSss'At BrlstGi; PA on February l.
Reetiyes aud friends. also NJ = rgSSe1try:
cd 70 q The funeral Msf asfJeSs HSsr on are sa A.
Tesl,ienre aIS 'tofiorTso,,- M his lbte
,,I,, t,Inv ,.,,,, bs,Stol cemetery.
SRI w; - wlIe oi Lewis H Hellerman
ncnncr, aged 20 years. Relatives i've ''and and
friends are invited 10 attend tho funeral
services, on saturday, at y M, at her
latc RESIDENCE 6s20 Rising sun ave, Lawn
daic. IA, lntcrmcnt private. Romn ns may
be viewed ON Friday, from : to r. m.
UEI,NERSON-.On Fcbrunrv toin nan
RfET J daughter Of tI5rry '","i .ndi nAN. hNiH,.
llclvrrson ,ncc 1Iarmrr), aged II manibs
,Seotiycs and friends are invited to attend
mo iuncrAl ON saturday. ~ ! p m. from
her parents residence, 1I2S West Dauphin
st. lntcrmcnt AZ IVY nm Cemetery.
HIII-Dn Fohrunrv ION ttt-t t,o, :,
daughter Of slizahcth and the istc IaS, r.
itll, kelatiyes and friends arc invited 20
Icnn asHHi ir SSr,lseS' a. ner mothers rcsi-
u''ov; 90 hTnWn ST. NcSt fhla" Friday
~ p. NJ p''s'IF' lh'ethent private.
IIlGGlSS--Ou February T. 1910 THOMAS
gins ,ncc kcnncyG Relatives and friends are
invited 10 attend the funeral on SATURDAY,
IL" ~ N," W:.,im3 Z: m3 from h,s Grothsr-in laws resi-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-03
STRONG SEEKING INFORMATION
ON MAINTENANCE OF EXCHANGE
This Is Purpose Of the Governor of
Reserve Banks Trip Abroad

WASHINGTON Feb. 3.-Benjamin s.
Strong, Jr. governor of the Federal Re
serve Bank at New York. has gone to
London for the purpose Of ascertaining
all information possible from banking cir
cles and from the English Government OF
the maintenance OF level Of exchange
In New York
This information is sought by the Fed
eral Reserve Board at Washington for
the purpose Of meeting questions OF OK
change should demands be made upon
the American gold supply after the CON
clusion of the European war.
Governor Strong went to London In his
official capacity but not upon authority
of the Federal Reserve Board. 1t was
learned today that the reserve board
sooner. or later must deal with the qucs-
tion Of exchange and for this purpose will
appoint a representative at both London
and Paris Details of the proposition have
not yet been worked out. The action Of
the reserve board. however, will be large
ly determinable upon the report OF MIR
Strong.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-03

church ,,ls!I,,s; lKRssss,Iate MAS, saturday a.


church.. KlnEsesslne on Saturday at II
a. m. 1nterinont private.
REPPARD.-suddenIv on FEBRUARY /. 1919
Vs 3N and 1 ends rS nyed ssie 70 SssFs Attend s e
iSneral seryices ,9n sunday a. p, at
Griiaih. 1928 Mantgs ave. InteImelt Nc
SATURDAY. from to i0 i',,"S .. NJ. Autonobils
funeral.
RYAN.--On February !. 1910. PATRICK T..
ya o I s" Fys @ es. s9a PS q Ft sSs
sspT}st BJ aI ,S ine SIX mgoSs s GnSsrs 2f ne "A
arc gytSdP to 2 ai,enG nd the S" fpnefa ~ iMosds
at q, SEQ a. sG,; M ron bis & late teiaenss u?
81 peuls Church At 10 a. m. Interment as
sSd0EIELp.oAt dS,E MT AIKEN 3 G., on sssspd
SEHoFEfp RsaIyes0 0aT9nfEl ana friends 1Fsb are i.
s,ssasiariq,yj; the 5th inst. ata p m. inter-
sH0Ef2q T0H ,Yogf EsbTa"Ey 1919 w4sMLNe:
fsjsSsc srysSs on JTSr 2y q 5d2. sS.i rsn HrStSe
terment private at Friends southwesterr
sIMKITS;,-on s.. February 4 1910; MARY a:
dsaF6teT Of Tic late TS TSemas and 'Wsiss MsPy Han" hpe
S%n ISs IsSsge 9 spG bo bF'SSsf saefsd HlfG feat sf
cSare as@ S%i to "a attsRd Rd The hey yuatS sPS
on, on SRIturdRy ,at $50 T. M. from her late
Pa solemn Requiem Mass at tho ffoiy
spirit ynnrCh At 10 a. m. Intermeni at Hoiv
SMITH: On February /, 1910. JOSEPH AL
dnj nGjRtf tr,, SMITH gNI In hls s3d ysgr RELATIVES
HloEsS2y rT,cdbs ~ btss fS% %c,.S e. ana s4ggs sr
green Cemetery New Haven Haven "yn Conn a. '''''
STIEiSzWqhN IdiS W}II sugT2aIy gT2 February !
hsna Hs senzh9Tn ag , nee Niqr assd % years
funeral serVca @ oa TRGrsdSy 1G al 70 'rona D. @
ns ,sr lots rcfIldeneS 70 z Seymour St. Ger
suLLTNAN,--.on February I. 1915. ANNA
NJ SS wf & Of gafGs I'D sqysn II Ssn, 'Fh 1auSSst
yCs and % friends friends" are T' nv,ed ' 10 attend S 10
funeral, on saturday, a I;3o 4, m. from
@ e.5 5i.'sasS ssg re Req4s% Fsn' lS'sns 81
ngTmSn G NSms e, fhHye9 oy cross S cemeoay m % precisely
THORN Rcatiyes and friends arc invited
20 m .'p his nsfs late rsSGeHcs sSEGSs 5 5piN dow az o s
Philadelphia. Interment private.
ss TsssnsrS s6S .al i 1S also RaS smpoyS; C.
OF StrawbridEc & Clothler, are invited TO at
@"@ % @ the at s c6 Ecd East At rsSoa sG
rd., Olney. 1nterment private.
Of cbSIsS Snd s lsiS
Ssng HS's oSay a G9a II 3 Of the
are are Invited TO attend funeral. on saturdSy,'
at y. M, from her late residence, 2I26
Ridge ave. fntormont at Mount Peace Gem
WALKDEN.--On February l. 1915. A. WAL
TER, husband Of Lydia WRkden tnee Con-
nerl. Relatives and friends are invited to
attend funeral services. at his lato residence,
2}j7 n. 25th ST.. Sunday, at p. m. Inter-
viewed Saturday evening, after o. clock
on February /. 1919.
ANNIE L. daughter OF the late Elam F. and
Maria Wilmer. Relatives and friends are
Invited to attend the funeral services, on
Friday, at y. m, at her late residence.
1870 Il. 10th st. interment private.
wYATT.-At Wilmington. DEL, Feb
ruary ., 1915. WILLIAM HENRY WYATT,
IR., son OF william II. and Mary X. Wyatt,
aged . years. Friends are invited to the
home, l+l3 Van Buren, st.. Wilmington, Del,
on Friday morning. from 10 until II o'clock.
Service and interment private.
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DEATHS

years. Relatives and friends are Invited to
from his late residence, South ave. secane,
ISi pSSawaro, sSE County @ "a Mlg6 Mass at the
Tran Leaves BroSd 81 Station at B:5S a. 'rn. m.
Pni2iMEAS P5iTiSEA Sc 5Son Of Margsre Eng the aS
$36 a. m from bis biiHiG iatG rSsidsSSe S dsSS.'25 '25 r.
a3'9 az bnr, S, WGst i, n pha Solemn Reonicmn Mass
lnterment at Cathedral Cemetery
LLlN.-syddcniy January a. 1919,
rny;Ggs, 9Tnd frisnds, also the mcmbsrs Il The
ndFe ndi P5eS5ysi9n 9preh 'S Eam 6Jns
q Bckey Icsse% r. arc f na nnyatte9de t9e to SnPi0ASd attsnd
AZ his ale rssSsSaG ssiSSilSS 3l5S FAX Pa9pbp ST.
ss Ys'f may yos 6o SSSSrd SeMdd m 4huTsda T
from s to 10 D. M.
MsSCNuLEY;-on February, >. 1910 JOHN.
hFgfi6,1ind o, the late Cathorlnc, ,McGanls|y
2Rg no9 H. 8 stone Mems club Wa% n
attend fii9sra satlfdqy At > ?. NJ, flom Me
Fcrnwood Cemetery.
MEARS,--on February /. 1910. ELIZA NJ,
Wiite, Of RIchard Mcars. aged Gi years. Rela, ,
s G'ae"Sa g. 2s1fotSs 2fo 6 R SSlSb BSSq. ,5S syS ssS
;, Mlfnin SITS. at 10 o'clock; lncrmcnt at Fern,
Thursday ffer y. m,
MtLLETT.--On February Q 1910. john P
pcr f9n or the i'iC Martin an3 Mage, mi MlG ~
late residence. 1920 Riiner st
MoN,TEEITiI--on February .. 1910. Will
IAM M0NTEiTlI. aged ~ Years, Relatives
Tr"f hc H. ,+S So l9 St9r q 5,,sng Liberty ~
neral on sG%aay al aG 'n'iSd @ fom l9 nfn" hs atc ~,
rGsdicpccc. 2sl7 Ellsworth st. lntermcnt Mount
MULDooN February 1. 1910 THOMAS.
son son 81 the latc Thomas and Briaeet Mulaoon;
TSsdsacc o 5GBrsStanH -" $toiS. p@ NeSGIarinc Inc
St. High Mass at Church OF the Immaculate
C,ongeptlon At 10 II. M Tntormcnt at Holy
MUuR.-pHlLIr o? February . 1916 Due
MYERS "0 FeRr1SrH !"RTta Wy "iH io{a '&RLrsn L
,iIo Ttc Of rS go2rEG 9r,l r Myers nogc ch. Re2 T.,
rcsidensoee Of. hcr dauEGter MTs. 4 hqigato
mcnt private, Mount Peace Cemetery.
xGGGTr TEwyEf.hii, ,Intermcn! pri,S5a,tss. ,,,s.
A 5S5 ea NaGFh ssSsn GSsa g3 aS5s.
s,aiisrS Frsacn @ %srslq SSr. ana rbfFa SpIrtftn"
1 sSSif @TS snay RTiS9 to "GR5 r the m "qS5R fm
s SGSof 2 Poplar ncs ss @ersT RsmaI, r. @ iy
be viewed on Friday, after 7:3o p. m.
o'NEML-aaon February !, 1916 MAR:
NlNIAIsl - y 'l'' l'OllVNh'ls wiz u
Ncnl o.,Ncill, Funeral on saturday: at
II, m, from her late residence, 1IiG n. WI
son St Solemn Requiem Mass at st. Greg
ory's church, at N:3O a. M lntCrment Holy
Cross CcmctCrv. Relatives and friends. also
St Gregory B " NJ. SOdauty, are invited
to attend.
PRETTY, ON February ., 1915, MARY,
widow OF Adam Pretty Relatives and friends
are invited to attend funeral, on Saturday,
at S:3C n m, from her late residence iOi3
Stcnton ave, Germantown. Solemn Requiem
Mass at the Church OF the lmma culate Com
ceplion IT 10 o'clock, lnterment New Ca
thedral Cemetery.
RECKEFUS. - Suddenly, on February .,
1916 SUSAN w. wife OF Samuel S. Rookie
fus. Due notice OF the funeral viii be given,
REBELLION February 1, 1916, HARRIET H.,
widow of William RcRli at the residence,
BSlO PasChall ave. Services at St James
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-03
GEORGE l.. MARYLAND
Great-grandson Of Early Philadelphia
Settler

George l.. MARYLAND. Ercat-Erandson of
Thomas Markland, "A Philadelphia settler
in 1850, and son of John Henry Mark
land. years ago one of this citY's leading
attorneys, died yesterday afternoon at
his home. Secane. Pa. lie was Is years
old and had been III for several days.
Mr.. MRrkand was the oldest member
of the Pennsylvania Society of the Cincin-
natl being admitted as n member in 1862.
Since 1858 he was one of the members of
the standing committee. He studied law
in the Office of his father, but could not
practice owing to an impediment in his
speech. Francis S. Markland Contrac-
tor is n nephew.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-03

americans are cer-CoL. J. w. HUTcHINs
'ainly not only buying large quastity,
aut the highest quality obtainable.
The De Beers diamond mines In South
america are virtually closed down since
me war began. The superlntendents and
ne other big men connected with these
mines were nearly all English reservists,
|and had to leave for the colors. The
|Rords diamond supply virtually all
|eemes from these mines, and each year
|mey allowed certain quantity to be put
en the market monthly. They are not
putting any on the market now, and for
nay reason diamonds, especially high
sfaoe ones. are scarce. While the demand
q Europe Is MIL the demand in America
I very great. For the last 12 months we
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-03
VEGETABLES

The market was quiet and unchanged, with
,,ip Per bush, siaI2o white, P9;stoss, Jersey Per
varieties. GOaIOc, No. 2 30Qioc; sweet pota5-
toes. Jersey, per basket-No; I. 100000. No; =
Si 5Oaf.75; onions per l0O-lb. bagINo l.
S2d2 10: No p 75c agl23; cabbage Danish
ner ION SS4lO. celery New York, ger bunch,
55aT5c.; spinach Norfolk, per Dbl, loc a{l; 10;
kale. Norfolk. per Dbl. 6oqIoc; lettuce 5ioS- I
ida, per baFket. RlHl 30; do, N9Fth thIoliha'
per basket T5c Isl: beans, Florida. per basket
Si 26n2 peas. Florida, per basket 81 .'9ez, ~ :
plant Florida, rer crate, S2Qx ~ tomatoes,
Florida peF carrier Fancy S,a0at; 9g' ~, e,haoiee'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-03
THE WEATHER
Official Forecast

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.
For eastern Pennsylvania and New
Jersey: Fair tonight and Friday; some
what colder tonight: fresh west winds.
Rain, snow and seet were general in
the Atlantic States during the last "a
hours, occasioned by the movement of a
storm from South Carolina northeastward
along the coast The storm is indicated
off the New England coast and conditions
are clearing in the Middle and South At.
lantic States. Clear skies are generally
reported from the great central valleys.
The temperatures have continued to fail
in Eastern districts while reaction to
warmer is reported from the Mississippi
River westward, Severe freezing occurred
last night in the eastern half of the cot
ton belt.
u. S. Weather Bureau Bulletin
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FRESH FRUITS

Demand was only moderate but values were
steadily held on choice stock Of most de
scrlptlons Quotations; Apples, per bbl,-
SCI hOa:i: Winesap, So 5Oa3 25; Baldwin. 81, 5O9
325. Black Twig, &: 2:50g3 Grimes Goldengs
as; Twenty ounce s2Q3i pip9ln. f9g3i q Ben sa
Davis, s.. I5q2 20; other varieties g. 3og2'iSalo ~
ibs... 50sGsi.5O. Apples, Western, per = hog 2;
az 5O Tangerines, Florida, per strap S2g33,
Grapefruit, Florida, per crate Sl,l9ah,So, ,.,:
Porto Rico, S3a4 Florida, S2n2,5O Gran
berries Cape Cod per bbL, S9qll; DO, Cape
S2.2S82.T5. Strawberries, Florida. per qt.'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-03
Funeral Today of John C. Sayre

Funeral services for tho late John G.
Si.yre. religious leader and social worker.
will he held this afternoon Mt the Second
Baptist Church. and will be conducted
by tho pastor, the Rev. II. w. Powell
on Sunday afternoon i'm the church a
memorial service will he held by the
Helping Hand Glass, an organization
within the church founded by him. Inter-
ment will be private at North Cedar lTill.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-03
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Eastman Kodak COMPANY, extra 10 per cent.
on common. payable March ! to stock OF record
February 10
LGgctt & Myers Tobacco Company. regular
quarterly per cent, payable March / to
stock OF record February IS
Liggett x Meyers Tobacco Company. regular
quar- sCrly per cent, payable March | to
stock Of record FEBRUARY IS
General Asphalt Company, regular quarterly
IL per cent on preferred, payable March l to
stockholders OF record February 10.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-03
Braden Copper Bonds Sold, Report

NEW YORK. Feb. 3--It is reported that
Kissel, Kinnicutt e Co. have purchased
and resold an issue of SIS, 100000 lj-year
sinking fund per cent bonds of the
Braden Copper Mines Company. The
Kennecott Copper Company recently ac-
quired virtually all of the capital stock of
the Braden Copper Company paying
therefor in stock of the Kennecott COM
pany, which figured at the price of $50
a share for KenneCott stock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-03
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.

CHICAGO. Fob. 3-HOGS- Receipts 4GOOO
Market steady to SC. higher. Mixed and butch
SSfs, $'s3@622; 6s2 Eo2II 9cGyy rough
aG q 81 SRI bulk SIG0@ 7.ool.ooo
Bccves, Si.5Oan ~ cows and heifcrs M g;,Sl
SO; Texans. $Gl0dS:50: calves, $DalO -.
SHEEP-ReCclpts, 10000 Market lIH2Jc
higher, Native and Western, $4,000 S.25 lambs,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-03

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he one hundred and
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business. There is
little rrtall diamond
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Europe at present:
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my account, and