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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-20
PAT GROVE IN TOLLS
OF ELKHART POLICE
Calls on Old Friend and Then
Finds Self Arrested for
IntOxlCatlOn.
- - - -

New Times Special Service.
ELKHART Ind. June 19.-Pat
Croae celebrated over the country
for his criminal exploits including
The Cudahy kidnapping at Omaha.
and who was arrested here for i'm
toxicatlon Saturday. was ordered out
Of the city by city Judge Lee Mon
dav after his arralgnmcnt.
Grove arrived here Saturday from
South BEND. where he had been in
Jail three weeks without cause" he
says
Tie says he knew Ben Rose OF the
saloon Of HOetger & Rose. 406 s.
Main ST.. and called on him when he
arrived Saturday and the next
thlng he knew he knew he was ar
rested for intoxication." Rose was
once chief Of police OF South Bend.
Grove claims 20 have been arrest
ed j times during the last year
lie has been shot three times. he
SAYS. At one time there was a re-
ward Of $4,000 for his capture. he
boasts. He claims TO have received
$4,000 for the release of the Cud-
hay hoy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-20
ARBITRATION is ASKED
BY RAILWAY EMPLOYEES
Kalamazoo street Car Men Demand
Increase of Five CenS
Per Hour

News Times Special Service:
KALAMAZOO, juno 2O.-Commit-
tees from the various street railway
organizations are today meeting with
Gen Mgr. b. +. Collins of the Mich
igan Railway Co. in an effort TO
settle the differences which have de-
veloped between the men and the
company. The men have asked for
a general raise of pay of five cents
per hour. The company has offered
one cent raise and this the men have
rejected. The men have asked that
the matter be arbitrated and if the
company refuses to grant the raise
and also the ai1itration request,
there will be a general walkOut
Plans VIII be known tonight.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-20
CHAIRMAN ISSUES
PROGRESSIVE CALL
State Committee Will Meet
in indianapolis June 20.
Party a Factor.
Special Service

News Times special service
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. June 90
Edwin NJ. Lee. progressive state
chairman. has issued a call for a
meeting of the progressive state
committee in indianapolis June %.
which will be held for the purpose
OF deciding whether a progressive
state convention shall be held some
time in July. The state committee
Will meet three days after the meet
ing Of the national committee IN Chi
caeo. The progressive state conven-
ton. which was TO have been heio
this month. was postponed until af-
ter the meeting Of the national COM
mittee in Chicago, where the fate Of
the progressive party will be de-
cided
William Holton Dye. national
committeeman for Indiana. is at
tending a conference in New York
which is understood TO be a meeting
Of national committeeman and other
leaders in preparation for the Chi
Cago conference. Mr.. Dye expects to
see Theodore Roosevelt and George
w. Perkins. He probably will re-
turn tomorrow.
In an interview, Mr.. Lee predicts
that Pres't Wilson will carry Indiana
by handsome plurality unless there
Is a decided change in the political
drift
IF the progressives do not have
their own ticket. at least three
fcurths Of them in this state will vote
for Wilson" he said. "Of course, II
they do not have their own ticket.
the republicans can not win.
"In the event of the nomination Of
a progressive ticket. Wilson will have
a plurality, if not a majority in In
diana" Lee declared the progress
sives still are a strong factor in In
diana. politics.
Il believe Pres't Wilson has placed
Hughes in a bad hole " having the
democratic convention at St Louis
adopt the strong plank protesting
against the activities of hyphenate
citizens" Lee said. This talk that
the Germans are going to help
Hughes will cut both ways in Indi-
ana"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-20
HITS OPEN SWITCH
Accident at Attica Kills One. In
iuries Two.

LAFAYETTE. Ind, June 90
East bound Wabash passenger train
number 80 due in this city at $40
p. m. but running two hours late.
crashed through an open switch at
Attica at 9:30 o'clock Monday night
telescoping the re&r Of a freight
train number SO which had taken
the siding Frank woodruff of this
city. was riding the pilot Of the pas
senger engine and was fatally in
jured. Engineer Whipple of num-
Der 30 received serious injuries and
Conductor McMullen of number 63
was badly bruised. The baggage car
was demolished as was the cabOose
and several freight cars.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-20
INDIANA AND MICHIGAN STATE HAPPENINGS
PHOTOGRAPHS BARN
On MANS CHEST

News-Times Special Service:
LAWRENCEBURG, Ind. June
Z0.-Hubert 5. Anderson. 2 years
old. a farm employe, was struck
hy lightning when driving a team
OF horses attached 20 = road
wagon into the barn. Anderson
was rendered unconscious and is
in a serious condition. Part OF
the barn and a large tree nearby
were photographed on Ander-
sons chest 10y the lightning. The
horses were killed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-20
STATE SUFFRAGE BODIES
MEET AT INDIANAPOLIS
Mrs. Carrie Gait Criticizes Attitude
OF Democratic Delegates
at Convention.
international News Service

International News Service.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. June Co.
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Cate. presi-
dent Of the National Woman Suf-
frage association. spoke at the open
Ing meeting Monday night OF the
conference Of the Franchise league
of Indiana, and the Equal Suffrage
association Of Indiana. Gov. Ralston
and James +. Watson are on the
program for addresses at tomorrow =
meetings Of the conference. 1t is
said that an amalgamation Of the
two bodies may be brought about
during the conference
The attitude of the Indiana dele
gates 10 the democratic national
convention toward the suffrage plank
was criticized by Mrs. Gait. Indiana.
she said. was the only northern state
to vote a majority for the minority
report.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-20

An appraisement of the Joseph
Ludwig estate for inheritance tax
purposes. was filed Monday. showing
the personal property 20 be SgSO.06,
and real estate. $1,000. total. So
ZSO.O6. The debts are S6S9.S5. leay-
ing a balance Of S9.59O.21 OF this,
a son. Charles Ludwig. receives
$4,000. with a $4,000 exception; tax,
$50. "a niece. Angela Ludwig. S1.7OO.
with AN exemption OF $500, tax SIS.
and Mary Kroeger, "a daughter-in-
law. $500. with 500 exemption. tax.
$3.50. making the total tax ON the
estate $3.50. Herbert Ludwig. u
grandson. receives S1.S0O: minor
children OF Charles Ludwig. SI90.21.
and Rev. Father T. j. Jansen. 500.
not subject 10 tax.
Harry B. Walter. guardian of Ad-
die Walter. filed a report showing no
personal property.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-20
SON SAVES HIS FATHER
Taswcll Key Found Guilty of Nun
dering Nephew.

CRAWFORDSVILLE. Ind. June
.20.-Tasweli Key is free today Of
the charge of numbering Forrest
Miller. his nephew. for which his
son. Enroll Key. is serving a term
i'm prison. The father owes his free
dem 90 his son who was brought
from prison 10 testify that he and
not his father had done the shooting
during the quarrel i'm a gravel pit
which resulted i'm young MiTer's
death.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-20

AIBION-The common council of
this city has endorsed the plan TO es-
tabIish an open air school this sum
mer This viii be AlDions first. IN
the state board of health tuberculo-
sis survey here last winter a number
of tuberculosis pupils were found.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-20
TWO-YEAR-OLD KILLED
Kan in Front of an Automobile at
MunCic.

News Times Special Service.
MUNCIE. Ind. June 2O-Helen
Mcbride. two years old. was
killed late Monday when she
darted i'm front of am automobile
to pick up a toy horn she had drop
ped. Frank Hiatt. the driver of the
car was arrested.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-20
KILLED IN AUTO MlSHAP
Machine Skiddcd Into Ditch and
Turned Over.
News Times Special Service

news llmes special service.
W ASHINGTON. Ind. June 90
Robert Emmett Hling. 5r., p years
old was Instantly killed late Monday
when his automobile skidded into a
ditch and turned over, near here.
Rescuers who went to the scene of
the accident found Kings body
under the automobile which had
caught fire. King is thought 10
have been killed instantly. His feet
were badly banned by the flames.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-20
No TRAINING CAMPS

TNDIANAPOLIS. Ind. June 90
The plans 90 hold two civilian train.
ing camps at Fort Harrison this sum
mer were definitely dropped TODAY
following an order from the war de.
partment \ shortage OF regular
army officers for Instruction is saic
10 be the cause.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-20
GIRL SHOOTS BARBER
Makes Plea That She Did IL i'm
Self Defense.

NeWs-Times Special Service
HAMMOND. June 20. - Rosine
Ch.pperta, IA, of West Hammond,
Ills. shot and fatally wounded Sam
BovOna. p, a Hammond barber. al
her home She was arrested The
girl declared Bovona attacked her
and that she picked up her father
revolver and shot him. Bovona
died five hours later
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-20

KA14AMAZOO-Coach Milton Seitz
of the central high school has left
for Lima, o., where he viii have
charge of the public play grounds
for the coming summer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-20
STATE BRIEFS

LUDINGTON-Mrs. Amelia Dahl
Ike. aged 26, died at her home here.
She is survived by triplet sisters,
Mrs. Henry Klemm. Pere Marquette;
Mrs. Rudolph Ortlelb, Lansing; her
husband, baby daughter, and sisters
Mrs. James Hansen and Mrs. Will
liam Shultz, Ludington.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-20

WATERVLIET-Cold. wet weather
has caused considerable damage to
the melon crop in this vicinity. 1t
is pointed out that the crop will
be about half of normal.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-20

JACKSON-The annual reunion
of the First Michigan infantry Will
be held in Jackson June p. Both
the three-months and the three
year men will join.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-20

INSTRUMENTATION is one Of tn ,
IA states that Will take part in the
Mississippi Valley Conference on tu-
berculosis at Louisville. Ky. oct 4-6.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-20
STEAMER SAILINGs

Stockholm. sweden Due 10 ar
rive today: Dante AHghieri Naples:
Sarnia, Lisbon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-20

BAY CiTY-The Lutheran League
Of the Grand Rapids district will
hold its eleventh annual convention
in this city June 24-26. Adolph
Hult of Rock Island, H.. will speak
on Reformation and Our Lutheran
Church Song" in Swedish.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-20

photographed with
from the batuehelds
at the lied bazaar n
is Of m who signed
months bit in the munitions
plant Of
had plcn OF
the manufacturing IN sst Of the crowd
as
wounded soldiers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-20
FAR PRoPosrTIoN.

We can not recommend a more
satisfactory remedy for rheumatism
than
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-11
NEGETARLEs
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Dec il-Thc foreign ex.
change market In tho early dealings today
showed moderate volume OF business and
an Irregular course OF rates Tcutonic ex.
change was weak. Vienna scored still
lower record Of II o. for cables and 1i05
for checks Relehsmarks were shade
easier. at G6 ale for cables and 66i, for
checks French exchange showed improve
ment, with cables b.s3h \ and checks 6.SlTst
italian exchange continued heavy, rates
touching 6.S6 for cables and 6s6ts for
checks
Demand sterling AS e-is. cables
4 70 7-l6
SXty-day bills ncmlnnlly l7lB.
Nincty-day bills i6g.
Franc cables 6.s37k. checks 5S47s
Reichsmark cables Sc 3-l6, checks 66h.
LIro cables 6 SO. checks ss6ts
Swiss cables b.O6. checks 5 o.. the high
est figures for Swiss exchange In more than
n year.
Vienna cables i.07, checks / 05
Kroner cables 29.AO checks 2o26
Pesctns cables 2 so, checks 2t.26
Gulder cables 10 1916 plus I.l6. checks
iOA plus lie.
Rubes cables 29.43 checks 2935
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-11
WHEAT ENDS LOWER
AFTER FIRM START
Support Lacking Due to Export
Situation, Marine Rates and
and Crop Reports

CHICAGO. Dec ii-strcrsth In the
Initial trading In the wheat market today
was of short duration and throughout the
remainder " the session the tone ot the
market was weak although last quotations
were above the bottom on covering and q
decrease % 2sa5 900 bushels In the visible
supply Tor the week TO 59,iso,Ooo bushels
The first show OF nrmncss was due to
hardness NJ Liverpool. where business was
better outside support was lacking here
because of disbursement over tho export
situation. favorable crop pdvices from the
winter belt and RISING marine war risl,H
December after selling as high as 81 Sc.
fell TO sl.6tI and ended ~ Si6HA Ne hc-
low Saturdays last price MAY, after rising
to slisb dropped to &i.1lA " l.75, com-
pared with {l.ftis at the end Of Saturday
July, after touching 81 bOa, rcccded To-
NiIA and finished at siiSG t.itIA, CONF
pared with Stt9A at tho close of Soiur-
day
owing to- the recent developments In
Greece some traders expected rcgclling of
what recently purchased on this side for
that Government Commission houses were
tfr rp'IF tHI Hsy
The weather In Argentina was unsettled
with showers in parts Private estimates
rut the crop ~ Australia NJ 1872 COS, 600
bushels About 60 per cent of the area
had been seeded In Great Britain
Corn also weakened after starting higher
oats dropped also
I..ayllrg f,t,,r.. s,r..,.t. s.u..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-11
Theatrical Baedeker

0ARRtgK gK-.Igu.hanas Guaranteed." with Frissi
schcu gnd JeuerHon. pc AnEeln Music ~
ssph Herb?rt In The cast arc yrsufurd Kent
William HarrgQn, Cercnce Harvey. Amelia
and others urSnins tonant
LITTLE THEATRE Nsyer. Can Ieli."
crs Admirable revival
LyRtC--"Cl,niatlon Thomas II Incc's mo;
tlunpictutr gurtraylnE tho horrors Of war and
In tho air superb marital spectacle aud sen.
tin,cntsl symbolism
bRoAp-"tltir Lads IN Blrc" with FRANCES
s}us @ @' ndsl.. s ' ~ he Bsas Bys%s cssas p
FORREST hiu-t thln." with David MontEom;
The populer musical rNtravNgausR with tho
iamgus comedians "ppcarIns In various I'm.
ApELrIu-"E Experience i" with Ernest uieudn.
nlns a 'mudgru morality ulny' with more
Theros iarsc cast. Ulrndinning acts su.
Ar r0PyLtR PRICES
wAtSur-"Mutt uud Jcr's wcddlns," IN which
they dispott themselves IN now Fuisr. Mnlos
drama. farce. must. and cNtra,aeansa MIXED
SrOCK
kNtCNERnockrR -"rhc. Divorce Question:"
stock gnmrany si'sc story, ~ every
this modern narrative.
FEATURE YLNS
srNNLEN -"OilNrr Twist" tAnty Paramount
with Marie puro. Tully Marshall and Hobart
hSf " ,bs b''Tjy Week rRc Nictoriaa ia'' Ctoss '
lusN lnrumuurt with lou lrlrgyn adapted
others
ARcApA-"rhc Matrlmenlac." Fine Art-.rrl.
lgs' Tm T,gs ,qSHE SHEo,ua ,@Hin,sl rn,4o
lin ol week Others
VICTORIA THE Honorable AiE,," Kay.ucc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-11
BIG DROP IN DEPOSITS
Fall $1l,196,OOO in Week-Loans In
crease-Reserve and Surplus Smaller

The stlffcnIng Of tho money market In
Philadelphia last week In sympathy with
tho upward turn in New York made the
bank statement OF tho local Clearing House
particularly interesting this week Tho
most striking thing was decrease in lndl-
vdual deposits OF slil96, 900. which brings
that item down TO S462.764. 900, which is
the lowest since the week ending October
30. Despite this heavy falling on there
was an increase OF S5,299 600 in loans.
Reserves held were S62g9OOO smaller.
and tho required reserve showed decline
OF 100000. The surplus item also declined.
the falling on being $780, 900. This Is the
fourth successive week that surplus has
fallen on. and it brings the surplus down
to Sl3,Ol6,OOO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-11

stake scene a dummy was first tried but
II on the ground that Il was not deceptive
enough Finally she decided 10 don an
asbestos suit and permit the nre to play
MAY Under the French comedian, VINO
Salne over 20 tnese states 10 40 lunuy
ll'lNS N uclu,e '''c E9snlNg .'hS, .ost nlS P,,,N
pNlallaS Wh'e CIossinh tno N'NnVN. il'
SuSpStS'H S"uNc.E ''uu'er OF h0Nlns w
l,'p' .',su ~ '",,, w I.lugr mas uesuh WysS
w, US ~ S2I,ouS' NV
play ON inc screen Max works with Two
interpreters one his secretary and the other
acting as assistant director. Max hopes TO
get a WORKING knowiedgc on EngUsh IN thrce
uouuH t"' N''lnAIonai ihnku"bo "'
4 strong company. Easanuy announces
has been formed 20 support their imported
farceur llnder has stipulated that all the
actresses be blondes, as he deems u con
trast with his own dark hair and mousiachc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-11
+. P.-LASKY CONTROLS
PARAMOUNT PICTURES
Big Corporation Taken Over by
Producing Firm for Releas-
ing Advantages
Photoplays reviewed in these
columns on Tuesday and Friday will
appear at neighborhood theatres in
the future.


Another move In the chess game Of photo.
play corporations is responsible for the
announcement that tho Famous Players
iasky combination has acquired control of
the Paramount Pictures Corporation The
merger IS regarded as one Of the most Inn
portnnt Of months
Among tho subsidiaries og Famous Play
ers-Losky are tho Famous Players Film
company. the Jesse L. tpRky Feature PLAY
company the oliver Moroscn photoplny
company and the pallas Pictures CORPORA
ZION. The MIN products VI thcar concerns
are distributed through the Paramount cor
poratlon.
By means OF the now coalition all tho
stars ot Famous rnycrs-I.asky. the New
n"rh and california studios, aud the chain
OF Paramount distributing offices are welded
together Ia a gigantic movie organization.
IL Is reported that Mary plckrard wifi
abandon fnr tho timc being original gcfIpta.
using for her Aircraft features wcl.l,nown
plays and nuNcla Tho Poor Little IiIrh
Girl played ON the stage by Viola Damn.
now q picture star; BRrric'a Peter Pan"
and PEG ~ My Heart are under consid-
Grafton for this purpose according to
rumor
Variety" prints u story that Geraldine
Farrar tn" opera singer. while being burned
at tho stake FOR tho forthcoming IRgky
feature. Joan tho woman" u version or
the French militant maids ligc. lost some NJ
her hair. which flames consumed In the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-11


Tri,neie with chafies hss ana ''rhs Rick,
yi',h eessiss gneElig eEst .s,, q i
Tsisferrn latter halt 81 week 'fhe Rinki
sNturday
pAI.AoE.-'rbs Piow OWL" Lassy.parsriouns
ySsrl,ss ehspGlTsI.' SAr., an holf ~ Eses !fhs
yellow Pawn" t.ssty .psrsmSuni. with wal.
NsSh ssh Rsi sfhs s' Rirss sataTSayy tSssy latter n'H
CHESTNUT .sTpEEr, OPERA HousE..A
pagshter of the ''gfs." FgS With Angst,s ,
3tSes ana @ 6ssptS '5ff of the 6ssi. 6St sens,
what iachng IN dramatic signincanee
rAUDEvILLE
KEtrHs- Russian BALLET with Kosion sud
hood ,Frsrk cgmit' Mtano Rrothersi Aae-
clay Maxine brothers, ard news pictures,
GioRE---"rhc Fashion. SHOP" with Tlerney
-Four. Maurice samuel and compauyi les Al
wrettss Jack sywonds: chief Eesis ,iH,,Is' iHofss'
and the Yamsnato s Brothers'
GRAND "rrcyericetier," with Rert Baker,
ElHaan Gsd lewis drSeao Sd'' and G'fRiHi PiSii ana
others.
WILLIAM rEYN-,,"g9l, Dream olris, gsy.
ard rrTrPs pe'ms popeAIsl. RoIgl RsS!gglaya a, ,iiAe
Gotta. and, The Honorable Alsy,' photopiay'
cross EGTsTS cSTa and HsS!Ns SS12 sGo R o.sS; NiS
tho fhllupl -Four itowc and smith, nrst half
TriSW. tie wilson, Stewart Rlch lilo, pan Co.
rid, and Myers aud Morsan. latter hah Of
RrRLEsoUR
rRoCApERo.-"Thc French Troies." With
sr tiTa Fin,,syn and l1ne snSsr nsi sgPp'red ~
MiNSTRBLs
puNoNrs -"Chn Chln chin" a burcsque on
other topical p,ecs of burlcttA by tho resl-
dent company.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-11
POULTRY

rvr-- desirable stock was In fair, request
" ..siass were well maintained under MOD
~. efsrinFs. Quotations; Fowls, as 70 quHl'
ITas TnosterH, 1880 lics spring chickens
~. h,..l.,,s4 10 quality, i5g lICs White, lcghorns.
ss,.-se,tns 10 quality, l4ulBc; ducks, AS 10
s-a.iisH 6isc turkeys, 2DW22c: geesc. l3p
~ s.eons, old. per pair' - SOc do younS'
y, Psss Pessssy:iSGTSc sy market was dulet and prices
.gaets hTyprs with chickens about lc lower.
k..e,iess follow: FroBh.killed. dry.packed
rs,s, r,, ..stsrn, S5 6Qie fair TO good, - q 2iC
tt'--.os rs b 20ci fowls. - to box. dry picked
tsrT sslectsd 2ah c: do, Weighing "A 90 lbs.
49,, 90; DO, lbs apiece 2lc. do. ga lbs.
s-iscs fEB1pc; do Q lbs, apiece, 1901 fowls.
n bfia Es-packed. fancy, dry.plCked. weighing
q Cd lhs and over Rpiece, 9On c. weighing q
~ sslscs. iphc smaller sizes, 140iBc; old
100 ry-picked. I0c; roasting chickens.
+,iisrn' dry-plcked. In boxes. weighing lbs.
- over per pair. 2Bc; roasting chickens. west
~ n boxes, weighing lbs. per pair, 2lc.
,ssstnr chlekenA western. icc-parkcd. in hbls.,
9glrhlng : lbs, and over, per pair, google:
rs.tinr chickens. western In bbls.. weigh
n rs. per pair. lgo: brolling chick,
Il per pair. ao0aie, Chickens. wairhlns
nfe4r hroileTs. Jersey. fancy, IS u 8OC: broll-
~ s.ksr nearby, weighing y p2 lbs. apiece.
84sas hroera. nearby. smaller sizes. % 10 96c;
aIlan essiern, is q zoe, geese, western. l5WlTc;
f1elha psr doz,, white, weighing 1 to ~ lbs.
III a.. sA.l0QBi white. weighing TO 10
~ ~ eeE. 81. 50 Ib.bO; white. weighing 4 lbs
- - HQ4,3i; do, do. lbs, per doz., $3.50
So. q, do. GQ0h lbs. per doz., 81. 10 u y. 90;
hh Hs092g0: small and No .. 6Oc u 81. %.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-11
BANK CLEARINGS

Bank cleHrings today compared with CORE
spending day last two years:
1916. 1918. 1914
Philadelphia. Sal iil,Ona sa7.6lI.T T2i t2I.G6il22
Boston ..... - SO9,aTt 2S.OS4 Ta2 lg7St .OTS
New York. .3Os 7O0.7l5 3iD.73t 36i 2i7, 7,Ssi 3sO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-11
FRESH FRUITS

rhalos stock met with fair sale and
nlla generally were well sustained Follow
f.ssAan, A,5065;2b; .Grlmss Golden. 81 30
81 * York Imperial, 1904; Ben Davis. 81 80
fte4 a5o Greonlng, No. /. Si.hOfn5; do. un-
etasd. t250di; Kings. Nc. :. f445. do. an
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-11
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

sssadSSSs i23s9a sei .siaymaq,. Nc !. ues.
Mg2. 40. unrrSdsd 81 SOas56" SSepp,s..
si Nv fFn, .rer box ti.snW2aO Lemons
fn fnrsiSS sSS 'fi{2?9gga qIs;ns,,' Eieriaa gsr sSsts
ifui1' Fidriiss5si iis5id1; pgr strap $50 otaps-
Cr9eBfpsS4rillss lsdier Nver, per crate. t25066 so.
varieties So early BLACK .g5q aS' ctsHI. .sIs
ssy asTk sEo srsVs t33 t9 ,t Jo "a 80 90 ssI ssg
~ srate,, ~ 5ou2 Pears y y per bush
Pears. h"tters. per Dbl, t2a3
VEGETABLES
The market ruled steady. but demand va.
3%ng ,m9d'rats Quotations white potatoes.
Sew YORK. choice, Si5aGt.c0. white rNatoes
Esw Jsr'ey yer haskci ssr sweet Peiatess.
N,L,m.sWl mW 80 Sweet powtg";. Delaware and
s9cs' NGw, Jersey per basket SO. t. Is Rpoc.
sa.so6i. Ee 5oR2's5 CaSbaSe. DSSSi.b.
60 sgiinash. SgttolE. Per. bbi 15cPti ksiS.
ioiE pcr crate. lIPIa1 Lettuce Florida yer
basket. 81 50 Odl as. DO. virginia psr basket
@gnli2a 10, Sorth Carolina, psr basket. -,
Esepla9t Florida pss per- ,8S' ,' ts'ssSfTssS .. 3
gcrs, Florida. per hoy, ~ aORE squash. Fiori.
basket. g2nA75 ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-11
BAR SILVER

Commercial bar silver was quoted In New
York today at 75hc, up hc In London
tho price was IS "A d, gain OF I'd,