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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-21
DRIP UpDSs.War
@tnetnnatt. 20. Npbsmber.

~ - ' y --.N' -tS|SH'"rN'
Der Wlarft mar au6 IN ber pers
fIoKenen Wp9e piebsr fart unb bic
preiIe pieler 2lrtitel finb absrmals
geitiesel. Die gla4frass mar stns
cute.
graunsr musItn grsat fsaHs e
i11ze, Sooiier elsc. e'leHutore 6 s sizc, 3eI.
eetfOn SSauiiIp e14 InioR eAe, arisbton g 6
PeYpcrea 1914 200, DO. a9.4 27e. llttoa 1914 35e,
DO. gs4 321kt, go'eDooo 1904 28hc, bo. cd
26I5c, grip6ton tO-4 25c, DO. 9s4 26c.
GebIet6tes Muslin @amfrttr
151sc, sIriiit Of tie Boom II kc, aDusbnle 104t &
midfonoile 1870, 6il lie, S0pe 10ze, Gbtef
i0c, Setutnp pee iOc, Gbeiter 10c, typrset.
Die,Qot 91zc, garebraie 9Ilc, Reseatfr 9hc,
Suburbau sAc. Nejpsrea 10.4 BIC. DO. %
2gc. Utica f0'4 - 5at, DO. e'4 35c, Woietpoob
1O'4 s0tze, DO. s'4 2sike, Sriabtor 1914 3oe,
6amerttou ebirttna 7e, Central
Rari 61sc, auiericGH sJHoigo e1sc. wlouruiHg
fon Rlain Blad sr. CSrahs 7he, Wacific ultb
SGmilipr Tipiu Wobes s1zc, @ntioHaIs TIC,
Prrffbire TIC, s7Plianss Sc.
1tdtuq g3oIoen qikc. Rorpopo 91ke,
rnilaro 10000 t3c, snItoH f2c, glmpsieas
q " zoe, Greer of tbe 22eft /~S 22c. Su5s
oiebontd 23r, gouestaae g 3 22c
Btngba ifs gTos'ena Stnpie sue,
staels SIG 1!s2 7%e stHg'tou the. 9ista'
qfafss- CIR Pcft lie. mobal gIue foe.
glnbaura 10ife &eErier sac PeeaHbcHtaS
7JSr.
s-Frisbtou o4o tie, Serosa tse.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-21
G6teaao, 20. gPop.

@sissn. & Sir Oes. $1,77--1.s
s24; am S6luB $1.S2. Sir Wtai
81. .s3t1s94; am S4luB $1.884.
Weli9torn. = 5iir 9e8. 915 =
95sc; am SaluB 94ac. Sir Dlai 93z
-97sc; am S4luB 96gc.
Safsr. = Giir Ds5, 564-57gc;
am S6lub 574c. Jiir Jlai 6oa =
62sc; am S9luB 624c.
ROsssn. - glp. 2, S1.50-
9erIte. = 90c-$1.28.
alee. - $11.00-15.00.
aimotbs. - $3.25-5.25.
port. = Sir San. $26.75-27.6o;
am SdIub $3.50. Sir Mai $26.70
-27.65; am Salub $27,5O.
S6nal5. = Giir San. $15.S2-
1912; am S4luB $3.50, Sir Mai
SIS. .85-16.45; am SdluB $3.50.
gtippsnisiten. = Sir San. $14,3o
-14.65; am SdIuB SASS. Sir
Mai $14.37-l4.75; am S6Iub
$14.75.
Butter. - Martt bOber; Creamery
36-40tc.
Gisr. = Martt ftetis; 3ufubr g.
572 aiiten; firits -39ac; proinarp
fi,its 81 $50; auf oem Wtortt 33-
381c.
aartoffsln. - Uturtt itetig; gu
fu5r 90 Cars; Wiscpniin unb Wiichis
gan peibe $160-1.70; Wtinnefrtn
uno 8atpta tpeiBe $1.60-1.75;
Minneiota uub Oafotd Sbios $1.50
LEO; Wdibingtpn uno Colorado
peibe SL70 -1.80.
@efliisel. - Ge6enSss, Miartt itss
rig; 5abue 15c; 6riihjabrs3ibner
16c
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-21

3ufnbr mar nifyt grOb, Der Murit
Gber langIam unb bic preiIe I'm 25c
uiebriger.
S4afe, nuserlefene Bis EXTRA So
65-6.75; quite Bis auserleiene $5.75
6.65; orbindre Bis fair $3.75--
500. 2Gmmer, auserldene Biz ertra
$11.00-11.25; CUTE bis auserleiene
$10.25 --11.O0; 0rbiudre Bis fair
$7.0O-10.OO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-21
gbtcooo. o. 20. Sob

g 4peins. = Sufubr 61,000;
Martt feit unb 10c nieoriger als an
lesten Samitag. 8ult $9.00-9.75;
lei4te $8.30-9.50; semiidte $500 =
$50; f9pere $9.25-9.95; robe &c..
25-9.40; 5ertef $6.25-8.20.
3in b teb. - 3ufpbr 5000;
Wfarft i6ipd9. Nottbe Beef Stier.
$e.60-1205; @eitern Stiere $3.50
-10.20; Stpders unb Seebers S 65
40; aiibe unb Seifns 1856
$50; &dlber $8.75-12.50.
g dafe. Sufubr $1,000;
Wdrtt fart. Wet6ers $7.6o-8.65;
Gtpes $4.257.75; 2dmmer 5000
11.80.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-21
;slmB..fa a,ridten.
OfenHaa 21. 'glopember.

=" y = DS
Ser ObiofluB ipirb fi9 ntat bic
DerdnOsrn. @eiiern abenb bate Der.
fel6e bel biefiger Gtabt einen Dafi
ieritaHb DON 11,9 SUB.
Die folssnbsh Oepef6en trufen &c.
tern bier elm:
gittsburs. pa.-6.3 Sub, fdllt.
aanap6a sals, 20. @a.-1.5, tat.
@hurleIton, SO. 8a.-7.2 SUB, fiat.
qrrtsmoutb, O.-6.8 SUB, ftsigt,
aruiabiGe, &p.-9.1 SUB, itsiat
@ponsOitis, ssnb. 3.9 5uB, fdut.
senn. -7.2 SUB, fdlt.
Chattanooga, Senn.-8.0 SUB, fGGt.
Gitb, W1o.-75 SUB, fdGt.
Memp6ts, Senn.-5.3 SUB, ftstet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-21
Metaa WParft.
glep gort. 20. GOp.

Supfer. - Niartt feft; Glectrolptit
erites 8iertsI S32.5o-33.5o; 5tpeitea
giertel $31. 1.00-33.0o.
Giien. - Marit itetis. Ro. ] Rors
tbrn $25.50-26.50; Rp. 2, $25.0C
--26.O0; gio. ! Sputbern $500
25. so; ylo. 2 $24.75v2 1926.
3inn, - Murtt fart; $45.0o :
1850.
gli. - $7.0o-7.1o.
\ SpsItsr. - Martt itstis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-21
Second Can.
@elS, Bombs unS Nitien in Mem gOrf.

Wsi9dft5Dabtttt Wurbtn 60 BTx BIZ
iontih. @edid auf 2onbon uaren fetis.
iar 90 Gaee 4.714. Commercial GiIls,
30 1agt e%7ok. si&t H.7Ss5; Gsbet
anpeiiunoen t47s3<. Ssranes Sift S.el1<,
tabel b.s8K ,Rari SiGt e9,x, aabeI e9K.
aronen StAt 11N. 3absl 12K. Sire eint
eli. RabeI $40, Rubel Sift 81; Ra.
bel 8iI; eiiberHarreH 7l5Ss 1eriianifde
7sIarS IS.
&tti enmarit.- 6ro6sr llmfnb In
ben &s Sfer'H ftiss berpirite. bo6 bisiesitieR
abtrm OLD IN bic S6be Sinsen. 3ie aiisu.
balm aitisa ssren ebsafaaS felt, i&lOiiex
absr RsereeeIt
0iieutaku attten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-21

3udtr. = preiie feft. = Raffis
nirtr Gut 2oaf $3.50: poipbsreb So :
10; gubes $3.50; srumiIirtsr $500;
Gonfertioners .al1 $3.50; Off .a"
$7.60-7.70; fpeibtr ertra $40
7.5o; srtra 81 $7.4o per buubsrt
.Yfaalh.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-21
ueberf6t bee Cincinnati
Wfarftes,
Jiir bic sRontas, ben 20. Robsmber
1916 snoissnos Wuas.
gineinnatt 20. Ro.

Die naafrlsenben Auotirungen Be.
3ieben ii9 nur auf Gnsros sralss
at.ipnen. gei tlsincrsn gsfddften ipers
ben ettpas bObsrs preiIs hrs9uet.
propifionen.
g 9maI5. - prima Steam 49,
60-16.70; 5amilp 17a-18.
srodensefaI5enes GIeif d..
- Sbort cellar Seiten lOie 15ie
-164c; Grtra fbort clear Seiten Isl
-164c; iur3e Rippenieiten 15t-
15ie; Bellies 17t-17ac.
gaeon. = Gtort clear Geiteu
174-184cj srtra fbort clear Seiten
16s-174e; fbort Hippenieiten 16s-
17k; Bellies 194-19ac.
Sugar grreb Tfsif3. =
Sdinten 20t-21e; pitnic Sdultsrn
15a-16e; greatfait Bacon 23-25e;
G9uIt.rn In 9adeten 15a-16e; Rsp
gort Gut 15a-16e; trodsne Beef
S9inten 30h-31ac per pfunb.
SibgepSteItes 5Ieif3. -
Sdinten 17-17ae; picnie SfJultern
12s-134c; Bellies 17a -1Se; G6ufs
tern 144-14se, SauItern R. ..
Gut 14t-14ae.
Srif9esGIeif9. - Sdtntsn
164-18e; pienie Gdultem 12t--
1926; Gdultsrn 18a-14ae; fbcrt
Rippenfeiteu 13t-14c; ibort clear
&ippenfeiten 14t-14ac; ,rtra fbort
clear Rippenisitsn 13a-14e; Bellies
Isidts 17a-18e; Bellies, i9psrs 16i
-173e.
Tebl unb Getrsibe
WebI. - Dinter patent 1925
-9.75; Dinter fanep $8.75-9.25;
Winter fomiIp $S.25-8.75; Mints-
srtro S7.25-Z75; Winter obinGs
rsr $675-725; Garies Weiaen gas
tent $9.50-10.OO; 5artes Wsi3sn
fanep $8.75-9.25; Sartes Wei5sn
familp $7.0O-8OO; Rossen, ROtrt5'
,u.fsrn senif4tes $7.0O-715;
Rossen giip rsinss, $7.25-7.5O;
Russsn Gitp. ssmii3tes $l.Oo--
1926.
gDei3en. - go. Q rotber Dinter
$1.84-L86; go. 3 DO. $1.78-181;
Rp. A DO. $1-4S-LB.
We!fdtorn. - 80. 2 ipeibes
$1.0O-1.O1; Ro. 8 bo. 99c--100;
SO. a DO. 97-985e; SO. 8 bo. 93-'
csc; Ro. 6 bo. 91-93e. - Ro. 2
sslbes $1.O0-1.O1; go. 8 DO. 99t-
$1.0O; SO. A DO. 97-98Se; Np. 8 bo.
93-95c; Ro. 6 bo. 91-93e. - go.
2 semiidtes $1O-101; Ro. 8 bo.
e9c $1.O0; go. a bo. 97-e8ae; Ro.
5 DO. 93-95e; Ro. 6 bo. 91-93c. =
Renss tpsibss Rpfbensorn 80 Ole;
stlbss aolbenfprn 90-92e; seu,iids
ies aolben!orn 89-91e.
Safer. - go. 2 peiber 59a-
6oc; GtanSarb ipeiBsr So 59se; Rp.
3 tpeiber 67a5 59c; Ro. 4 tpeiber
661 573c; Ro. 2 semii6tsr S.
5Sac; glo. 8 ssmiidter einbetmifter
57-58e; SO. A serniidter $3.50.
Rossen. - go. 2 S1.49-1.s
81; gao. 8 $1.45-1.47; go. A $135
LAB; probe $1-20-1.35.
Dbisfep.
4ertdiift ipuroen 1923 g6Is. Di.
ftiIlsrs Jinifbb Goobs aiif ber Bats
$1.42 per gaIIcne.
Groceries.
aaff.e. - Japd 23-90c; Co
9a 29-30c; Guatemala fanep 19c
DO gutter 17As.
grfma --,.--.s---~~--.. .i4ys ieM
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-21

tHc1 II II al ~, ~. 9(op.
3ufubr uno 9srianbt tpGbrenb ber
lssten As Siuuosu. pergli6eu nit
btrieIben 3sit Der Isbten Wode, iiRb
iDie iOIgt:
3ufubr.
@iitop. Sdapeine Sdnfe
13. Rop. 4155 9514 353
20. Rop. 4492 1890 399
9erfanot.
gfin6p. Sftpeine SGaie
13. gloo. :. 234 6241 -
&c. glOp. =. 348 1929 259
Rim D bieb. - Die 3ufubr mar
ungepobnIia grob, Der Wlartt isbr
flnu uno uHgereselt unb bic prsiie
itonbeH UNI 25-40c iiber bsnen uOn
lssstr 0O6e. 9uts Mil9tiibe finb in
Hadfrdge uHb ftetis, aHoers a6er psrs
Ten nibt begebrt.
WlittIere unb i9ipere Stiere S7.25
-8.35; 5Iif6er Stiers $3.50
7.25; auserlsisne Bis ertra $7.50-
SIS; 6eiiersl $5.00-6.25; aussrles
iene bis ertra $6.50-7.O0; &iibe $4.s
$3.50; auserleiene bis srtra So
75-6.25; Gamers $3.25-4.25;
Mit&tiibe $500 $500; Gtoderg
unb Teeoers; Stiere $5.00-7.O0;
Ssifsrs $5.00-5.5o.
8ullsu. - Oas 2lnssbpt mar
5iemlib grob, Der Wartt lansiam unb
Ittpad uuo Die preiie I'M 25c nieoris
ger als leBt: Wo4e.
s5stte 9ulen $6.00-6.25; Bologna
$5.50-6.00; magere unb le6te
$4,000.
adlber. Die Natfroge mar
cine CUTE, So4 mar Der Wartt i6tpu4
irfolse GROCER 3ufubr unb bic preiie
fielen um 25-50c
Bette lsitte &Glber S11.25-1150;
fair biz CUTE $9.50-11.25; prbindre
unb grobe $4.0o-9,50.
Sdpeine. - Die non ben an
teren Wdrtttn sinlaufenben Ra9ri4s
ten parsn ungiinitis unb ba bic 3us
fibr sroB mar, 10 fielen bic preiie
i'm 10-15c per 100 pfunb. Del
martt I6lOb fhipdd.
@uts bis auserleisne f1lpsre unb
ssleiI6er Sorien$9.65- $40; gs>
miIdte 8edanbtfortsn $9.25-9.6o;
auserIefens mittlere 160 BIS 1S0
pfunb SS.85 -9.70; gsmii6ts 8er-
ionoilortsn $9.25 $50; auserlsiens
mittlere 100 bis 1S0 Yfunb SS.S5-
300; lri6ts 8erianbtirrten 120 bis
1856 9funO $S.25-8S5; Oroindre
biz CUTE BerteI no pfunb unb pe-
niger $6.0O-S.00; orpinGre Bis auss
srIeTsns i4pere ictte Gdus 500
BIS; 5t1gs $6.00-8.00.
G9ats unb 2dmmsr, 49, Ditl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-21

. q Il z. = Wtdttt mar rI9I9 uIlI
feft. - Nabgeial3ne go. / 2O1-
81 per pfunb; go. 2 bo. 1920
per gfunb. Gitb Builders friihe q
-211e per punb; @ountrb 15-16c;
9al6fele 32-33c; So. l guleu 16e;
go. 2 bp. 15c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-21
pferbe nab Mauleiel.

Cincinnati, 20. gloSem6er.
Don ben iiioli6eH SdubIsrn rpurs
be tart getauft uns bic greiie pursn
fart. Die 3rfuhr mar nur mdbig.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-21

gssaarast % Rup., ists.

- y" ~ ~ ~s~~1 s~~v y
~ DonisR unb esA bic MAILER Narer
tsuts Sslaut bsf&dftiet. Dis 0iusrsteu
iinb xnperdH6ert gebIisbsH. s5ir 1nrleben
.on eaaS Uurben BON ben Banfen 4--4H96
bsEs&net, udtrenb Uef&ditspapiere 5n6--
~ DiSfontirt perben. Jul oifentn Wartts
unrhea GarIeben .pH eau 81 8K-4&
uHe snf Belt w 445<s6 pIaelri.
HsAfd aWf sss,s ysti
surteu ju pari ssilHen Banfen periaaft.
Eis Gounierrate bttedst soc prdmie pei
tstafa sni Gnrspa.
Si6i. Wediel auf SontuH psrsex ~
t.7S bro Bio. SterIins qustirt. elr 0e4'
lei ani Berlin pnrSen zoe bro Nari, be.
Isanet. iiir Wedla auf Ysris 17szc prs
Jranc, auf Mmitersam 43c trs 0uisen
uno aui Hien l5e prs &rone, airss lSt,
Huba 80, StsdHsln pro Krone $3.50.
5ranrs (Sdseis) iSHe.
ewnses rbisatismsu
paren rnbig uno tetiI Die vaRiea qpos
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-21

VIsariRg 6sHif umidte.
Die il,nfaVe int sieiissH GfsarinsbauS be.
lisitn i'd beuts sui ts,ls7,2o0.
soiaIfsturitatsm
9inc. Gas & electric unb GpInmbia Gas
itieeea beuts, iost aber wsr Der Rarit ru-
big unb bic Yreiie ftstig. Bsrtauis Dur.
asn;
aH Der gBrjs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-21
0tebniarft.

Cincinnati, 20. ROB
3ufubr unb 9srianpt tpGbreub Der
lstten As StuHosu. pergli6eH nit
berieIben 3sit Der Isbten WOde, iiRo
iDie iolgt:
The Washington times., 1916-04-07
Small Wheat Production
Seen in Growing Crop

A reduction OF "a per cent in the
winter wheat crop as compared with
the estimate of April l. 1916, Is indicated
In a Department OF Agricultural report
today. The small production forecast
i9S,Oc.000 bushels-is due partly. the
department said. to a reduction OF II
per cent OF acreage and to a low condi-
tion Of growth. 7s.s per cent of normal.
lower than any year on April l since
1901. and 10 per cent lower than the ten
year average on April !.
The 1914 production was 4.sSO. ON
bushels. and that OF 1918 52S. .bSi. w
bushels. The low condition OF this year
the department said. was a wet. cold
faIl. causing poor seed bed and poor
Much Of the crop was sown late, partly
from necessity OF the season and partly
to avoid the Hessian fly. reported active
In many sections of the Southern belt
II was said. Climatic conditions were
harder on late than on early seeded
wheat"
The winter snow covering was light;
sleet damaged fields bare OF snow; con-
siderable lowlands grain was destroyed
by foods, and the injury from freezing
and thawlng was greater than usual.
The southern portion OF Ohio. Indiana
and Illinois. and portions of Missour.
sections are the most Eastern and fal
Western States.
The season Is late, and the real extent
of damage Is problematical In the
Northern portion Of the belt, 1t wal
! said. ,
The Washington times., 1916-04-07
Real Estate Transfers.

a?i Pennsylvania avenue northwcs;--Guy ".
johnson et al. trustees, to Ralph r. Bar
nard and Justin NJ Chamberlin, trustees.
lot -. square q. $500
Mt: Pleasant~Joseph A. Roth to David J.
Dunigan, south half lot 3s3. SO (atanlp 81
100 street nortbeast-Laura A. Ellis 10 r.
lee spire. lot u. SQUARE $50. $40. u. Lee
spire ct ux conveys same property "a
Laura A. and George II. Ellis. $40.
Mt, Pleasant and Pleasant PiaIns-Frank O.
Carpenter TO Joanna ID. Carpenter. lot ls
block 10. Sc.
Mt. Pleasant Heights-Fulton r. Gordon et
ux 70 Paul Il. Pierce lot 2, and east hall
lot :. square 2e37. 2,2to
Randle Observation-Disclosures Loan and
Trust Company. trustee, to Enola e., Balm,
lot s. square s4st; tls stafnps 30 esntsf.
North Grounds. Columbian Fnive.sity--Na-
tional City Real Estate Corporation TO Jo-
...ph A. Carey. LOT IS. block 10. $40 STAMPS
ssurs Addition-Mary u. shipIey ct sI. to
John II. stadtler, lot 81 square gs0s $40
John II. Stadtler to Mary D. ShIpley aud
Norman T. Ryon, same property. $40.
1901 street northwest-Marion r. Andrews
TO Ida y, Freeman, lot !. square 2I7. ;it
(stamps 81. t'- '.'
The Washington times., 1916-04-07
Chicago Society Women
Form Cavalry Troop

CHICAGO. April LII the United
thunder 0f hoofs for Chicago women.
not the nurses cap and apron. Maids
and matrons from the exclusive Lake
Shore drive district have formed a
cavalry troop and are drilling weekly
in the first cavalry riding academy,
North Clark street, 10.
They are practicing formations and
the charge. and a band adds to the eclat
OF the drills, inspiring horses ana
riders. 'rhe troop includes Mrs, Howard
Linn. Miss Janet Miller. Miss Eliza
beth Clare. Miss A. Brophy Mrs. s.
Travis. Mrs. Edith Rucker and more
than a dozen other society women re-
cruits.
The Washington times., 1916-04-07
Challenges Hubby
OfWonan He Loved
If He Survived He Was to Have
the Widow, But He's Ar
rested Instead.

BOSTON, April 7-Detectives have
made one Of the few arrests in Massa-
chusetts in 15o years on the charge OF
challenging a man to a duel, when they
took into custody xenopAon xaharo-
poulos and charged him with challeng-
ing George latropoulos.
The alleged duel was to be staged ir
Fronklin Park. and the weapons were
to be revolvers.
xaharopoulos, according to the story
he told the police. fell in love with the
woman whom Iatropoulos married. he
made known to the husband that he
wished to have the matter settled. ano
that, according to the husband, a meet.
ing in Franklin Park would be satisfac.
tory. II the husband were killed
Aaharopoulos was to marry his wife
II the alleged challenger was killed his
claims to the affections OF the Other
mans wife would automatically cease.
Instead Of accepting the challenge, the
husband called the police.
The Washington times., 1916-04-07
BONDS LEAD LIGHT
TRADING ON CHANGE
Potomac Electric Light 5 Per
Cents Bid Up to 1001s,
With No Sale. ,....

RonG trading predominated In the
light market that prevailed on the
Washington Stock Exchange today.
There was little demand for stocks. and
sales OF securities OF that nature were
confined to l0ih shares.
A block Of 5000 worth OF Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone per cent bonds
brought lB%. Potomac Electric Power
Consolidated SIS were in better demand.
with the result that. though no sales
were decorded, the bid was advanced
from 99K to zoos, with the lowest offer
ing AT 100h.
Other bond sales included a WASH
inRton Railway and Electric 4 at S1h;
a yl.OoO American Graphophone first =
at ~. and two $500 Capital Traction SIS
at 1851 and lO6k.
Tne only stock sold consisted of ten
shares OF American Security and Trust
at 26U and a half share OF American
Grsphophone preferred at l4.
The Washington Loan and Trust Com
peny has declared the regular quarterly
dividend OF per cent, payable May ]
to stockholders OF record April a.
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Don't Sell Motorcycles
To Sons" Dad Advertises

CLEVELAND. April 7.-"Enough is
enough" said c. 3. Sage. grocer;
please put this want ad In the paper"
The want ad was brief. II merely said:
DO not sell my sons, Walter or Otto,
q motorcycle or any parts thereof
They are under age"
Otto IL nineteen and Walter seven
teen. They bought a motorcycle some
With With death Tor Several daYs thew ran
into a pole. and the wreck Of the motor
cycle was dragged home.
They traded Il for a one-lunR auto
mobile that tried to climb a tree. The
wreck OF this was traded for another
motorcycle, This skidded and damaged
the boys so badly that the father took
things into his own hands.
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ON
NEW YORK MARKET
Reactions Set In After Opening.
Industrial Alcohol Shows
Activity.

NEW YORK. April 7.-opening Of the
stock market today was without pro-
nounced feature. leaders showing both
gains and losses.
Goodrich opened 7sh. up y: United
States Smelter. 72h: American Smelters.
lOsh. up u; Westinghouse. s5,4. off a:
American Locomotive. 7siA. off z. and
Kennecott. 5TiI. off n.
Industrial Alcohol was active again
today, selling around Yesterdays clos
Ing price.
ProtittakinE caused reactions during
the first hour
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New York Stocks.

All transactions in stocks are on the basis
OF dollars and fractions thereof.
quotations furnished by W. n, Hibbn
Co.. members of New York Stock Exchange.
Htbbs DuildinR.
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Wealthy Woman Leaves
$1,OOO,OOO But No Will

BALTIMORE, April 1.-The lato Eliza
Jenkins, II waH learned here today, left
no will, although worth N,000.000. In
cf the Jenkins family which allows the
estate to pass to the heirs at law. Her
father left no win and neither did her
brother, Michael jenkins, who died last
September.
From the estate of her brother Miss
Jenkins received more than SlJQ0,0H
as her share The entire estate OF Mi
chael Jenkins was worth about $500 OOJ,
and II passed under the intestate laws
OF Maryland to his sister. Eliza,
and his brothers George c. and Joseph
w. Jenkins, jI. y" .
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Washington Rwy. Denies
II Recogized the Union

Emphatic denial that the Washing
ton Railway and Electric Company has
recognised the union OF motormen and
conductors In its employe. has been
made by President Clarence King in a
signed circular sent to each of It's en-
ployes. He said the statement that the
company has recognized the union Is
false, malicious and misleading"
President Kings circular follows:
any labor union or other association or
organization Of any nature or descrip-
ton, but agrees to hear any grievance
which It's trainmen may have, and for
this purpose the officials OF the COM
dividual trainman, and. as well. will
meet the committee selected by It's
trainmen."
The Washington times., 1916-04-07
Robs Allies of Fruit
And Lands Behind Bars

NEW YORK, April 7.-7John King.
forty-nine years old. longshoreman,
who lives with his wife and family OF
small children in a tenement In Christie
pher street. had visions OF dessert for
supper last night when he discovered.
he said. can of peaches on the deck
at Pier 81. North river, where he was
engaged with others In storing pro-
visions for the allies In the hold of
the American liner Kroonland.
When leaving the pier. however. De-
tective Gerald saw the bulge under
Kings jumper ana accused him of
stealing the fruit. He wes arrested.
King was sorrowful.. and as he was
heinE led to a cell he was thinking of
what would become Of the wife and the
little Kings during his trial on a charge
of stealing 1b-cent can Of peaches.
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Man Is Denied Work
So Cuts Own Throat
Uses Pocket Knife at Plant D
Eddystone Ammunition
Corporation.

PHILADELPHIA. April when
SeoIss Mu'pny. OF ms eIy' Was toiu
ton Corporations plant yesterday tnat
II was impossible to put him to work.
he drew out a big pocket knift and cut
his throat.
Murphy, who Is about 30 years old.
told the officials to whom he applied
that he was greatly In need Of employ
ment. They said II was impossible 10
put him on and told him to come later.
Without further discussion the man
made the suicide attempt. trf.-
An ambulance OF the Baldwin LOGO
motive plant carried Murphy TO the
Grocer Hospital at Upland. There II
was said he would die.
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union and who presided at yesterdays
meeting. when the strike was declared.
addressed the Central Labor Council in
Alexandria last night
The council went on record as indors-
ing the strike and the efforts Of the
unionists to get shorter hours and high
.er wages. Similar action was taken by
the United Brotherhood OF Carpenters
and Glass Blowers Union.
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Bonds.

No Trouble.
ARTHUR. dear. the doctor says l need
change of climate"
"All right. the weather man says II
will be cooler tomorrow. Judge.
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Today's Sales

Capital Traction SIS. S60oG1os't.
Washington Railway as, 81, ,00OaSih.
Graphophone LIST SIS, 81, ,000d90
American Security and Trust, 10n16O.
Graphophone preferred. hT12.
After call-Chesapeake and Potomac
SIS. t6.0o00103K.
Capital Traction SIS. S500d10N.
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Wholesale Produce Market,

EGGs-Nearby, fresh. 7cc per doz.; South
ern, lpc per dos. ..
cHEESE-New York. new. Isc Der TO-; Eat
uOISc
BUTTER-ElE1n print. toc per Ib.: tub. go
oer lb.: nrocesa 10 per 10
LIVE POULTRY-Hens, lac per lb.; live
turkeys, 3425c per ID; chickens. 25as5c
per ID.
ib.: heavy, ShQioc per lb. fat sheen 5Qslit
per ib.: spring lambs, ise per H.
vpoETABLEs-touots furnished by
Taylor wAdel-Potatoea. t3.2S per sack:
onions, 0.6o per sack; cabbage. a. per crate
onions. u.60 per bushel.
The Washington times., 1916-04-07
War Degree Conferred.

LONDON. April L-Certain English
universities ere conferrinG war do
grees'+ on students hghting with the
colorB.