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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-06-22

Contrary to the common notion. the
average horse at any time dislikes to
run over and trample upon another
creature, especially a human being.
There is a very old story worth re-
telling: A little tot Of three or four
years slipped away from the house
through an open gate. and crossing the
farm lane to the paddock gate manag-
ed to open an easy latch as 1t had seen
its father do. The spirited animal
within the Enclosure, when so nberat-
ed, commonly dashed out and up to
the barn for its accustomed feed. The
child stood directly in the gateway.
and the horse in wild gallop rushed
toward it. The mother In the kitchen
door witnessed the scene and thought
to see her baby killed by the iron shod
hoofs, but when the animal almost
reached the child 1t leaped high in the
air and over the youngsters head
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-06-22
"Air Ball.

The game Of air ball is played as fol-
lows: A string is stretched across the
room at the height Of three or four
feet The players divide into sides
and line up on each side Of the string.
The air ball is then thrown up. the
game being to keep it In the air back
ward and forward over the string.
20 that II 1t falls 1t will fall on the
other sides camp II ought to be tap
ped with the back OF the fingers and
not hit hard. This game can be very
exciting and boisterous.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-06-22

Which Wss Far WersA
Williamson-Does your wife always
have the last wordf Henderson-well
IL she doesn't. old fellow. she looks II.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-06-22
Mating.

Rub every two or three months with
salt water. iukewarm, and dry quickly
with a clean cloth.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-19
Mrbeitsbdusler
Sn nabe5u buffuupssloiem 3nitunS
nadj Dem SOipital stbradJt.

Sn ndbe5u boffnungsloiem 3litanb
fpurbe ssittrH Qa6lniitas BON itGeiis
Iben 4rbeitsbdus Der As Sabre altt
Dan Rsnbsredii nad bem itdbtiiaen
5oipital iiberfiibrt.
Renbergait, Der I'm 2lrbeitsbaus cine
Jrsibeitsftrafe herbiiBt. erfrontte
plobIi9 unb Der !SS3t fonitdtirts. baB
es iid, Inn einen BIutersub mad bsni
@ebiru bdnbIs, ipOrouf er ben arane
fen fdleunisit nad BEN Soipital
bringen lisb.
Dieter glutsreub fdeini bic GoIge
elmer 8erlsbung gu fein bic Renbsrs
gait DOR einigen Sdget srliiien babtn
fon, als er bon eiilem Ghanitsllnsr
aus elmer Wirtbfhaft ssDorfen ipurbs.
no er iid ungsbiibrlih bttrasen bdben
fon. Renbsrgdit mar an Der Jiinftsn
unb Gnedmore Sirabs non bem polie
5iften aeller in 5aft senOmmen fpors
ben rndbem man ibn In Der Mirths
fHaft an bic 2uft gefest battle.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-19
eokal-Derid)l
8eeubet
Tie aonbentiun Der Snt. gereinisnns
Der @aIermriitrr ano Seforatelre.

Tlit Der seitrissn Sibung, in ipsls
4er Rsp 9aDen, 0onn., nit 9Se sssen
754 Siimmen iiber Waterlpo, Soipa,
als aOnDsniionsitabi fir bic nd4it.
jdbrise aonbsntipn eriorsn ipurbs, ses
langte bic &onpention Der obigen 9ers
einisuns, bic am Disnitas bisier Mode
besonnsn unb eirsn auberorbentlif
giinitissn @srIauf ssnpmmen bat. gum
Nbihlub.
gbenic tpuroen bic neusn 8enntsii
erfpdblt unb bur1 ben 3eremonisns
rietitsr 5errn SObn SbeObaIb, Don Der
biefigen 3ipeigpereinieure, In ibre
aemtsr eineefiibrt. Die neuen geams
ten iinb: prdiibent: Wiqiam 5. Mls
bredt, Sclsbo, g.; 9issprdiibeni:
George 6. ggbprf Retp Drleans, aa.;
SetrstGrs Shabmeiiter: q. 8. Wrs
Gban; Gretutipz8eb6rbs: MiIliun
Speneer, girminsbdm; N}ilIium 6.
GIurt, Minnipss; Z. 80. Dupis, Be.
lott, Mis.; 80. u. DupoI, GdIt Cate
gitp; J. Q. Waurer, Tem Orleans;
CHARLES s. JOpler, pbilabelphia;
gbparb 6. Bed, Bottom; Sbomds O.
Williams. Baltimore; Jdmes Roah
IT,, Detroit; gusuit 5eser, Ri4mcnb;
Samusl .. 6unter, Steubsnpine, o.;
6. u. Milbslm, Snbiandpoiis; 8. 3.
Summer, Bloomington, Sn.; Charles
Uaacgli9ols, Wafhineton. .. 9.
Dem suriidtretsnben prGiibenien
u. W. Measn5ie. 9amilton. Cnt.,
ipurbe in 4nbetrudt ieiner @erbienits
I'm bic Organization Elm prddtises
gt.prdfbsnten 9lbaeiden iibsrrsi&t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-19

= DER 8. slpeniie Soeial Club u
Canton bat foIseilbe geamtcn cr
fp1bIt: Nr1ii5ent, Gbns. 6 @onoiiiB
giSeVraiioeut, N. v. Wiartin; Set
retir, Gins. gl, SbieI; SdIaBneiiir
Sos. s. Uoltbiiie.
Snpton Court oes Sen SiIl
Stamnies, piro on Der srobcr
MISUNDERSTANDING, rpelhe bon bsri1
Ben Sur Moblfabrts. .aomIirittee De:
iiioIid3en Ohio ilnb norolif)en aen'
tiidp anl z. Mir5 In Der o. %. o.
@affenbalIe in Cincinnati abscbaltcil
miro, iih betteiIigen.
Srau Sbeo. @oerner non gto,
415 gScro slDe., gcIlepuc, iritroe air'
IdBlih hires SO. @icsenfeitcs bon
ifren ireirnbeu NIT eiiler S.lrprIie
Yartp bcoad)t, an ipeId,er Die folgel.
ben iid betbeiligt bnttei: sSrali e.
6aiemeier, Urou Z. 8. Ritdie. Jraii
Sd,neioer, ;Srmi A,aljcr, ,Srdii
Stiunpe, s5rau Seibert, sSrar @it.
teilbera, sSrnu @rintmnn, 6ran Sedt
iino sSrau 9. Scibert.
6rau Marp SeDia, pen 30. S06
6. 2lpsnue, Daptcn, itarb eeitern I'M
litter bon 79 Sabren.
- Gin unbsianrter purbs seiitrn
duf oerDabton Bride bon siner Sbns
maft befallen. @Is elm ssradi3ug Der
6. II. 8. gabn bsranbrduite, tpurbt
Der 2otomotipfiibrer 3. gapanaugb
uon bem apnbutteur Sobn RobinIon
redtseitig eeiparnt. Der 3us ipurbs
gum Stebsn aebraht unb Der Jrembs
bon benz @eleiie entferlt.
-Jrau Sarab Msbssr. bic Satin
bes Reprdientanten Saeob Webssr,
BON Ro. T05 5airfieIp @psnue. Belle
bue, ftarb ssitsrn i'm 9llter pon fed5is
Sdbren an ben Jplsen elmer gIutDers
siftuna. Sic bate iid bic Dsrbdnsnib'
po1e @erlebuns beim Saneiben einss
2eidborns beisebrdht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-19
Rebpsrt

Die gstiusort Office fif bas Gin.
einuatrr @ulfsbIatt" beiiubet iid il
9D. 339 Yorf girafe, segeniber ben
Gonrfbonie, iuDieIbit Wenigfeitea, AR.
Seigen n. I. NJ. Bis mean u6r A6enSs
entgegensenumfuen iperSen. Gel.
Somth 2401.
- Seirdtbsfdeine: GIpoe 90. Mc.
Muber, 29, i1ib 9(nna wtcIroit, 2S,
Beioa BON Gopington. Clarence
wloon, 81, itno Weorie Sifiton, 81,
geibe bon SnrniIton, 8. - Ealto,t
Tunfton, 30, bon gbitago, unb 4Ga
IrntleD, 26, bon 9earborn Co., Sno.
- Ter gmrlpbea Gountp fsisfal.
ratg bat geitern cine Sisirng a6aebol.
ten, in meld,er Der Sngenielr fir
2aIoitraBert beulftrugt ipllroe, asaeii
eie IL Wile Iiirfpife 60. cine stlaac
ufEilltrengen. Iuourt ipa bic ae.
nannte aOnlpagrtie abgebolten Der.
ben, 3oagebiibrer su erbcben, Bis Die
eonoitraBe in einem fir Sem Ser.
febr geeimeten Suftano" fei. gle6n.
li6e 9lagen rDerben geuen Die Camp.
bell nlto 2ifing Slrnpife aompaa.
itien tngeitrenet iperber Ter Glerf
@itticr1s tparbe benuftrnst, bus
gcft. DeportenRrf al beiia6rid,tigen,
Dd5 aIle 2nnbtrdBen, meIde aIs
gcft.gfuuteu beniist peroen, ebeitcns
jl ptiirbdren 3uitaub perfect peroen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-19
aiss mao aas.

gie Cincinnati GeittaI Eccieip
hotie qcItern Or. eorDaro 6. Stirf
pom FbiInbeIpbin, eirteit berporrasen.
ben gothoIogen uiro Weoaftalr Der
ssod5eitluig .Ebe TeutaI Gosnlos'
oIs fpiIIfonmeiien Uoft tn tbrer Dit.
te. Sbnt su gbre1 fcn6 nm Buiineb
Wen's GIub elm Diner itaft irno ipd.
ter bielt Or. airf in ben ylduriien bes
2iterarp g.u5 einel @crtrop iiber bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-19
HsMst.

- Dura sintn f4abbaftsn Raud,s
fang ipufbs ssiisrn in bsr Wobnuna
pcn 2 Buster In 6ouIt gao. 61s sobn
StrdBe Elm 1tusr perurfddi, bus ti.
lstt G4oben bon etipd 500 onfl@tsts.
= Ginen S1dbtn oou etipa $50
Ti@tstt Elm dsutr an, bas infolas sines
f@obbdftsn Mau&f0ngs III bsr mob.
I,ure bon Qscnorb 6islbs, no. 605
Mst 8. Strahs gun au1btu4 lcn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-19

ainton Gee erInngis ein lrtheil ilbsr
S173.15 ssssn Jaints good,; mar
9lrtIrob Elm iolhes iibtr $159.7 20 esgen
Uldr S9parS; bic llniDsrIol Ulofor
60. Elm fold)ss iibtr $121.50 gcasn
Otto Mplltn; 20. 70. Sisfett sin loIs
tes iiber 1855 gegsn g. 8. G9risIss;
bic gumminspillt German WonI Elm
fold,s iiber $204.0S seesn George
Gantll.
( Die Gbds. DlrgduI Co.. psldx ben
Hcntrait fit bic Grrihune bes nsnsn
@sridisgebdubss BAT, tIagts eins Joss
bfrllns iitsr $9769.27 segtn bic Gss
psnlon mrtding Co.. bie ben Abrib
bss alien Uebdilbes iitrnommsn bate,
eiu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-19

q,ottoSouie Der 8atnIkIlfunoe Vii
bee IebEo}ien Tebdtte befbeiIigteit I'D,
Tr. Sueb @1cadlldI1 Dr. Jtunt ".
Saqe u. q.
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stas Sea OeridItsbs fe,t.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-25
DEATHS

invited to attend the funeral services. or
5si Poplar avenue, woodbunry m. j. inter
sn PWoo5b Woe5bury e meet w train 4s u eSyn wf
Market street ferry. Philadelphia. at l :sC
coWBEEYnon yNgD r. May g. Iqlq hIs EisSsqes
aged i6 years. Relatives and friends are n,
'd rS to attend 5s 5s gna pn Eda Ssee a.
rnterment at Merton Cemetery.
CRAiG.-on May 29. 1919 SHIRLEY NJ. son
81 James G. and Mary Elizabeth Craig. In his
lOtn sear. Relatives and friends are invited
70 tunerH. services on Friday ~ 2 r. M.
interment Woodlands cemetery.
DAwSS0NN oIc her rGysEide2cg l9ll $d 6st'
Sausbter Of tue the late ia Sarah ri leslie an anG 5k JOIN
Dawson Due notice Of the funeral will be
DfFFIN.-on May %. 1915. MARY L.. widow
Of John W Dinln Due notice Of the funeral
VII be gi,ven' from her late residence, aeio
FETTERs.-.on May %. loio.. WILLIAM A,
%nlence OF the family. Al his iato residence.
SON of Laura y, and the save pr; Joseph
p Ford. Of New orle9[ngs La. assd % years.
his late rasidcncc" W" 5725 addison st. Inter.
FQRD;-op, May ~ ,1olG., JOHN PHILIP, hus.
Haaqqd, Gf Mary Elizabeth Ford, n his IIth year.
o which R' Rs wds memBer sf "a" are nvitsd to
attend ihe fungral services az his late rest.
o'clock Interment al Malvern Cemetery. Pa
saturday morning. u 80 o'clock
FREE. ON May -, 1915 JuDSON FREE.
aged Nn years. Relatives and friends, also
keystone Lodge. 40. 2Ii l.. and a. NJ Ma
sonic Veterans. West Philadelphia Lodge No.
6I2., l. q. q. r. LIVINGSTON Lodge. No
90, * of T.. and other organizations Of which
ho was a member, are invited to attend the
tunetHl services ~ Saturday. at . y. pre-
Cise!y. at the residence Of his nephew. Judson
Morlah Cemetery Auto service.
GinBERr,-At her daughters residence, Mrs
Rachel nahls. on May -. 1910 MARY Nj,
widow Of Albert a. Gilbert Due notice Of the
funeral later.
KElNATH.-on May. %. 1910 ALBERT KEI-
NATH, Jr, son Of Albert and Lucy Kelnath
friends. also members Of the Veteran Corps.
ArtiN" Command, LIST Infantry n. O.. p, are
Invited to attend the funeral services, on
Faaf 1S% OF John % kmmSr 5Rs LoGF2 ls2o fggSFa NSFh
Broad ct lntermsnt at Mount Peace Gene
terry. Remains may be viewed Thursday. from
to ~ y. IN. Automobile funeral.
KESLER.-On May %. 1916 CLARA F.. widow
are invited to aitend the funeral seryites, on
Friday afternoon, at 2 o'clock precisely. at
SChuylsrs, Broad and Diamond. lntcrment
private. Automobile funeral.
kREAGER.-on May .G. 1919. SARAH. widow
or Joseph G. kreaEer; aged 81 Years. Reia-
cisey, at her late residence 1854 North Fair
hill st. lnterment at Mount Peace Cemetery.
LISION ON May - 1915, JOHN II. LISTON.
son Of the late Michael and Margaret Listun.
Relatives and friends. also Thomas u. Finlet-
funeral. on saturday, at "a. m, from tho
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-25
WARS END TO HELP OIL co.
New York Corporation Plans for Great
Business in Far East

NEW YORK, May 25.-That the con-
cusion of the war will not materially in
jure the Standard oil Company of New
York. but on the contrary will open up
new fields and markets that have been
closed to the company since 1914, was the
opinion a man familiar with the affairs Of
the company expressed today. Turkey,
Greece and, in fact, the entire Levant which
have been purchasers of the Standards s
product, have not received shipments for
nearly two years, and. instead of the de-
mand. as Is generally thought falling off. 1t
Is expected to be considerably increased.
The Standards subsidiary, the standard
Transportation Company, is now building
six large tankers that will he placed in the
Far East service Two Of these boats will
be completed in the next six weeks and will
start carrying oil cargoes Immediately.
The New York company, which has been
chiefly handicapped by its shortage of
tonnage. despite the fact that its ships total
an aggregate tonnage of 100000. will earn
far more. 1t is said by those following the
affairs of the company, than 1t did in 1915
when it's profits amounted to S15,OO0.0OO
The 1915 report compared with the one of
1914 showed gain of almost so per cent,
but 1915 was only slightly above the earn
ings of 1913.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-25
nrA4ns

rss;;ideBee q Bis niees Mrs. Lloyd g Lysss ,.,ss;
1nterment at New Cathedral Cemetery. Auto
mobile cortege
gsnds 1879 AaTb s{ 2t 18Th 'is Street % 4s TMk Nil
LER widow Of william Miller IN her $3.50
attend he Funeral Gsa servees rs"o on Saturday after
IUthersn ChurcR Church" soutSwest tS corner m ere 18th ana
N 1bs bJ2 oS Remains MAY be viewed
MggNTEaGII gN.Es II Ey1,on r. Nay e 1919 EDwAARD y
tary Relief Dept, employees OF philadelphia
Name and Xsg sordss ssm5ers ~ Of ths Hbo
Church, are Invited to attend the funeral, on
SSis5%!Sss gss{ Y$fi$ $ ss Sols%n Ss.di;%
inter hsrmont at RHS Holy Gross I9Sras cemetery ~ M
PALMER.-o1 May 2s 1910. SUSAN. widow
arSs and Ezabetb aR' Booa Roaves Gt s S nS
friends invited TO attend the funeral serv-
aeqse iG5s \ 18th st !nissmen n mt priSste Rvs AZ
RTdn,nr Rrls9 Cemetery obJ Bristol Pa on F1issy:
copy
rrFlkoq 1IRy MsE "a 1919; the MASONIC Hone
and friends. also Montgomery Lodge; No. 10
rom The Romc TF?a saa NSrE Broad street. O'clock
&iSI OF arow @aS T. Rsss S5a 4ANRA NisNiV.s .si
friends are invited TO attend the funeraI
@sses g her ,$ i2Ss Man
widow Of Andrew r. Roberts. in her I'D
year Relatives and friends are Invited to
p. m. at her late residence, 90 North
Dewey ST. Interment at Centre Square, Pa.
Saturday.
SMITH.--on May. 90. 1910 MARY BARRON
daughter OF the late John u. and Mary L.
Smith. Relatives and friends are invited to
from ba tnf her gT5aSh a Dr.
William a. HUT zoos Falrmount ave. serv-
Ices at IL q. m. at st. Matthias r. f. Church.
18th and Wallace sts Interment private.
TUNIS.--On May ~, 1915 ELLA. daughter Of
the late Anthony and Mary Tuuis. Due notice
Of the funeral will he given from her late
residence 52S Morris street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-25
OPPOSITION Is GROWING
TO CURB REORGANIZATION
Representatives of Several Stock EX-
change Houses Against 1t

NEW YORK. May 25.-Opposition to
reorganization of the New York Curb. as
proposed in the plan submitted to members
and approved by a majority of them, is
assuming large proportions, according to
information given out by member of n
Stock Exchange firm today 1t is stated that
at meeting held late yesterday afternoon
representatives of several Stock Exchange
houses agreed that the proposed reorganiza-
ton would he undesirable
Although representatives Of the curb AS
sociation dcplore rumors of friction be-
tween them and the Stock Exchange. there
seems to he little doubt but that friction
exists. a Stock Exchange representative
says he would not he surprised If number
of the most prominent Stock Exchange
houses signihed their intention to ignore the
reorganZed Curb should il come into being
and continue to do their trading in un-
listed securities on the present site of the
outside market
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COTTON PRICES RALLY
AFTER AN UNUSUAL DROP
News of Selling Orders Cause Big De-
cline-Jump Came Late

NEW YORK. May 25-At the opening
this morning the cotton market was barely
steady and prices showed net losses OF .
to II points following poor cables, which
were depressed by absence OF outside sup
port
Some OF the early selling was due TO per-
feet weather over the eastern belt, but
shortly after the opening a better tone de-
veloped owing to the prospect for unsettled
weather in the western belt and prices rail-
lied half a dozen points from lowest with
some Of the spo Interests credited with sup
porting prices.
New Orleans continued selling hero
throughout the first hour, while there was
Il good deal OF scattering liquidation and
local pressure on the decline which carried
Rumors that the report of the National
tion Of sos and Indicate an Increase of i2.7
per cent in acreage doubtless contributed
to the decline.
Trading pecame less active at the de.
cline, but prices we're within a point or two
of the lowest and the tone was stil more or
less unsettled later
The market was unsettled during the
non hour. 1t was reported that selling
orders were reaching here from both east
ern and central belt sections owing to the
Improvement in crop conditions and most
of the active months made new low ground
for the movement with the general list
selling some 90 to % points net lower.
The receipts Of cotton at the ports for the
day were estimated at 10000 bales, COM
pared with 1901 bales last week, 1856
bales last year and 1O,927 bales in 1914.
Yesterday's =, II II II 80
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DEATHS

ARMsTRONG.-On May ~. 1916. ROSE NJ be
loved daughter Of John l.. and Margaret p
fricnds of the family are invited to attend the
funeral on Saturday morning. at s 80 o'clock,
from her parents residence .353 y. Carlisle
ST. Solemn Requiem Mass at our Lady Of
Mercy Church AT 10 o. clock precisely. Inter
ment at Holy Cross Cemetery. Automobile
funeral
BIACKBURN.-On May %, 1915, ELIZABETH
g. RlACkBURN tnec Campbelll. wife of John
II. Blackburn. PelativcS and friends in
vIted to attend the funeral on Friday, at 8
n. from the residence OF her son, j. Turner
blackburn. 1922 " 56th St, West Phila.
Solemn Mass of Requiem at st. Gregory 3
Church at . 80 u. IN. lnterment at Holy Cross
Cemetery.
BRANAGAN.-On May %. 1915, AMELIA A.
tnee HamiltOnj. widow Of James NJ. Brana-
gan. Relatives and friends, also League of
the Sacred Heart Of st. NerOniCa's Church,
are invited to attend the funeral on Saturday.
at $50 a. m, from her late residence. 537
w Erie ave Solemn Mass of Requiem at
st. Veronica Church at 10 a m. Interment
at Holy Sepulchrc Cemetery
COMLY-On May % 1915. ANNE. daughter
OF Admiral $. p and Hannah L. Comfy, in
her l7th year. Relatives and friends are
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VEGETABLES

The market was generally steady under mod
crate onerinEs and a fair demand Quotations:
White potatoes. per hush.-Pcnnsrvania s. 30
GI.4O; New York. $1,000 1.3j: Western. 81 80
q / 80. White potatoes, Jersey, per baSket-
s. 7!c, Yq, y ao@ioci White potastq9s,is 9,i pc per
$ITr5; No. / South Carolina, S4.30Y5. -; No.
South Carolina, S3:5OqI; p Sweet potatoes =
soc, Sweet potatoes. Jersey. DelleWIarg la yI and
MARYLAND. per hamper-No. 72G, % 81; No =
81 5O@ 10 Onions. Texas PER GUNNER crate Tnb
baqc. Norfolk and Eastern Shore, per Dbl
crate s242,1O: do, Norfolk per en- 66l' S1t19.
crcss per 100 bunc9cs,, 33G@23G Lepncs' Puss
Norfolk. per "a -bbl. basket, 81 ;09g2 do, do
per u -bbl basket, Sl22gl;5O r,fP,pTers PePpTerss'
EtoTida iorda. per- PER crate E5oG3 RadshSS NGT
fnlk per hamper. 5Oc a 81. Squash. florlnh,
per r@i" crate. SiSOGl ~. Tomatoes, Florida; per
ra arrcrWFancy s3D3.5O; choice, ,o $2g3:
AsparaEus, Jersey, per bunCh-Fancy, 20U2lc,i :
prime I5m zoe; culls lOWl5c. Mushrooms
per I.lb basket, 6Oc n 81.
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THE WEATHER
Official Forecast

WASHINGTON, May 25.-For Eastern
Pennsylvania: Fair tonight and Friday;
warmer tonight in south portion; gentle
west to southwest winds.
Fair weather prevails throughout the
eastern half of the country this morning,
with some cloudiness over the northern
States and mostly clear skies in the south.
A shower belt extends along the northern
border from Minnesota westward to the
Pacific coast, and snow is falling at Helena,
Montana this morning. The temperatures
have continued to rise slowly at most places
east Of the Rocky Mountains except i'm the
upper Lake region, and there is a slight
excess in virtually all districts. At Phila
delphia the temperature is normal this
morning.