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The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-15
Oh, Joy !!

c. A. Hare of Fincastle, Ohio is get ting to take us rabbit hunting this fall
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-15

Marshal Tanner is lengthening his fine long rec ord as one who does things
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-15

We'll the Government has begun buying whea and the world has to end yet
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-15
Oh !!

He is neither a chiropractor nor an )steopath. But pr. Joseph Rubsam in Logansport, Ind.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-15

An Orator Always Has One Interested Listener
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-15
They're Ain't No Sich Animal.

A real freak is This Oswald Blee, Who boasts of his Humanity
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-15

to corner No. l; the place of beginning.
 Containing an area of 6.66 acres.
 From corner No. 1: U. s. l.. M. No. PA bears N. 31' 43' 30" w. 5.02 chains distant.
 U. S. l.. M. No. 224 to which this survey is tied is a large boulder marked U. s. l.. M. No. 224, situate at high water mark on Gastineau Channel about AZ miles NV. of the town of Juneau in latitude 5Ss 20' 30" N. longitude 134' 29' 15" w. Mag. Var. 31' 20' B.
 c. B. WALKER, Register. First publication Aug. [. 1911 Last publication Oct. 2. 1917.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-15
Names Is Names.
Our Daily Special.

Tom Bone lives at Hickman. Ky
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-15
Huh :!

"A scientist claims that we could not i've without microbes said the Old t'ogy.
 Well there's one consolation" re- oiled the Crouch. "We probably never will'
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-15
BITS OF BY PLAY By Luke McLuke Copyright by Cincinnati En-
 Quirsr.

You Know Them. I know some fellows in this land, Who wouldn't stop to steal; But, order chicken salad, and They'll give you cold mashed veal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09
ALL ALIEN ENEMIES
MADE APPLICATION
PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION OF
HALF MILE RESTRICTED
ZONES IN EFFECT.
All Persons Subject 10 Order Have
Filed Papers and There VIII
Be. No Trouble.

This morning the proclamation l..
sued Ivy the president and Suhse-
qunnt order issued hy l'nirnd States
Marshal E. F. Smith prohibiting all
alien enemies frnm residing. working
ar entering within tn" radius Of one
halt mile of several local muniIiOn
plants and rho Island camp sraund
became effective.
\ federal official said late iaSt night
thai MI n" alleged alien enemies re.
siding or working within the restrict.
cd zones have received their Crrtiii.
Gates FROM MarShal smith and thar the
h"lHI"d nnns who mad" application 4
few days a&n would received theirs
probably today or within 4 short time.
Assistant United States District A.
'hrney .loNn i T. O'Rricn said that
there would h" no trouble here: that
all the mon termed as alien ene1Lles
had mad" tn" proper official appllCa-
ZION 10 reside or work in tho restricted
n"rrif"r!. He further said that Ill The
men had rom" forward without irou-
IT." and declared thar they would com
mil no djsloyal aCrS. 1t is estimated
that 'h"c~ ar" about - alien enemies
who nay" been examined by .lnhn l..
Wilson. government agent. who IN
'Urn has sent III" papers 20 Marshal
Smith nj F3rk"rShurc for approval.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09

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! rrtinS man aii'r ErAHNh 'lhE hN,~ -
r.i,rrc MS Diploma start "u' IN lf.. for
himself. his nuil"ok ls - ldHm ."u""Urar-
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THO CLOSING Address.
ro,r ";nrHsrh Ti,cn sang r5v,> eolcs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09
THE THEATRES
SPECIAL PERFORMANCE FOR
CHILDREN THIS MORNING

In order in civ" children a chance
tn -" Iul",<' Nrrrr'> wonderful tale
ri III" ocean. 80. una Leagues Under
III" Sea-" tho management Of the
Court Theatre has arranged special
morning performance 10 h. given Al
IN O'Clock to-day. Tn" hiS film spec
rarl" will he given in lis entirety and
child LAYERS Of fiction and imaG;nativr
stories will BE- delighted as VOL as
thrilled and entertained by the many
wonderful adventures had by Captain
N"iHn and bis hunters. The fichr be-
tween An. saant ""iupm; and rlr pearl
diver IN" hunting nj tho sharks and
tn" watH IN the beautiful coral gar
den" Ar" Sr"n"S that the little ones
" III never forget.
N"rn"'S ''"u."u" Leagues Under h"
Sea. l. instructive rs we'll rs enter
';Eulrc Tn" afi"rnnun performance,
starts a. - ~ and III" evening NJ s Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09

fore tho public just now. The author,
Howard MrKenr Barnes. a young
American playwright who has already
given thealrrgocrs Il successful drama
this season in The End Of a Perfect
Day" went deeply into the subject be-
fore completing his story. derotinG
many weeks to research in the labor.
atorirs Of prominent physi ans
throughout the country.
During the engagement OF Her Tn.
born Child" the matinee performances
are exclusively for ladies. and no gen.
llemcn will be admitted 10 these re.
stricird matn"es. though all the other
performances are for men and women.
Hnwrycr. no one under eighteen years
Of age will b. admitted during this
Mrs Laurotie Allen Will
address the matinee audiences on the
Srlhirri. Motherhood. Seats are
now on sale for all performances.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09
Sugar and Publishers
Schedules Not Decided


WASHtNGT0N. June S-IiS"uSE'n0
Of rates On sugar and III" publisher"
,.ycs Ia 20 into III" war tax hill OF
cupjcci The senate inanc" committee
Ill ~ today without decision on
either.
Contrn1nr'Hd questions loft fNr t'nH!
denomination. Senator Simmons H"ld
tonight al. causing prnI"N%"0 uiSrn"
sion. Therefore. he said. u would b"
jmunsSihlr for the COMMITTEE" ia finish
lis rrdraftins work tomorrow, as had
honr expected
With today's delay and further dis
cussiou in prospect. u - expected ih'
bill cannot he completed h"fNr" tn"
mlddlr Of ncN' week w presented 10
ms senate h"fnrH-thC nrI nf III" week.
indicating postpnncm"nr OF III" dchai"
IN the senate. u ntil' the week follow
irE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09
HIGH PRAISE: To
LOYAL OHIO I'll.
NONE OiSt OVAL. St"S ASSIST AN
u. S. DISTRICT ATTORNEY
j. J. r. O'BRIEN.
Declares That This Section STANDS al
Head in Patriotism --- Pays
Tribute to Newspapers.

Assistant United State: District Al
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,o.. o,Dwinr
~" a. h!~''' t'"'4 =" '-
''ihn'" ~ III" lpI''~A-u'iH I'SI
h. county al:u t.prClaIl\ ~ 'Ic 'iVl
'ndn SuhJ"r'~ II lii"ll n"lhplSl"'loA
~ iulaItN on r'GI>'raiioh DAY.
! r!u nUi hriI"I" iha' mere i an.
uih"r section al III" ! n'i"l STATES nav
''I- tQuall'd his COUNT III M allene
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09
CATHEDRAL HIGH GRADUATING
CLASS HOLDS ANNUAL EXERCISES

follow IA: hal! trarupls ':p0n - ani ihr-
..aiiS.. 4, ~ lose IL IIt..n,i.L L. .rr Ma
II oyer remind ,.,r -, h.. = Christian
:"rrl.rnlu aud :, .,,urrl irI.uI -, -.
tr.,lr;.I hl.h
NJ, ,.
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e. NanH". "h" IMPRESSED lraiitr'''. Ia i'.'
hall - t!'' class ii .i''>. '''r il.r me-
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,i.- -ranI !. s-..rS lri.!d.u ,vlrnin i;G So
.ra, ;nf.s and i..ruir. uirrri v"Ir uIn''n
"lpl,., Honor rn!,.r' a. .r!r Nlvrir. si""-.
No uiP c,trr T:on our -"hnlastl" iU'n :.
Nth r.-rrrv"d nr'l"r nmi yIcnr.
Tho nov Grafton
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.J-,d.r.,lase mon. ha>., hsen ar,o-4ad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09
RED CROSS MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN
CLOSED, ENROLMENT Of 7,106

anrc of III" team workers In pretty
white Red Cross costumes. The went
homo To rnIl nj whal they had seen
here. Yesterday inquiries came from.
Cadiz and Wood$tield where Red
Cross enthusiasts want 10 Stage NOM
bership campaigns inquirinc now 10
60 ahour t. prepare for such a unique
event as that which was staged here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09
SHRINE RETURNS
Osiris Temple. Patrol and Band Partl
cipate in StcubcnViIic Ceremonial.

Nearly 900. Wh"nlinC Shrin"rs were
IT Sreuhonviilr. O., Yesterday and last
night attending III" Shrine ceremonial
held in tho Jefferson county cay hy
Alad,iin I"1rplr nf Columbus.
The Osiris tempt" ShrIn"HS. osiris
band and Arab patrol mad" h" 'rI'
10 S,nuinpviIIr in Il special train oyer
rho Wheeling K L.ak".Erir road. They
Inft =; O'rlnrk yesterday afternoon
and did no, return until after mid
might.
The StorhrGvilln ceremonial WHS
IN" FIRST held in that city in e"Tcral
years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09
Rumania Sending A
War Mission TO j. s.

ASilrNGTON. June. 5.---Rumania
is sending al official war mission 10
the Inilcd States. The personnel Is
moi vet known here. but II is under
stood 10 he both 4 formal and WORK:
Ins mission. j is due here in about
three weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09
FRUITS or UNIQUE EVENT Will
MEAN 10000 MEMBERS
FIRST OF JULY.
dq3 Enrolled Yesterday and Many LID
erai Donations Received cam
Standings Announced.

49,; r ,b, Nhrclin Q
IN" weIIin", ;u,t' ~ rro.. nnw
chapter. Alh'fiLHh MI af ~. inrnn.
'u'aI" '.''"; ~ ,.,n,n,ien which
~ W. c,,nirr Tho cam.
CLOSED !'H cyncrIa-
lal%N ''',"'', ;,,,,,s ,ir,,r rho
,i"2H anu W.T." , ,m ~ W.hrlirc hv
l,"n i"SH '''' '.''''', . .m nv srura.
IN" un'l,'' ca ,d.,> ',''T sort inrra
can b little doubt That nc &"ai {"
l"."" ,'' III, ~
r"a"EHh mI"i'' ""'f T.
Four hundred and ninety IhF'r H'','-
hers w"rr added [" hH"hhE n:"i', ~
Yesterday. on ms NUMBER 'ur
ing Can Company r"l"Il'" ~, W.
rullack S'uci" lhclnfl'S.iH' .'"' ~" ''
Glass plane. 90 \aiii'a' ''nH ,;, -.
" W.: 'ahH',i""a!l - "",' ~ ,,' ~. mem
Iron WORKS. =. az 49,, i,.,n,
h"r-hpS were T''l'"'''" ~ .,,,r.m
WORKERS Who mad uo'!S' 'u-',L ,!,,
appeal inr me ''H' I"HT .,', W.hn,l
ing and suburbs east of III" ely. me ~
,um tota! ~ NJ" mHhh',rHn'p' ,,'I
porting III an" haH ana ~. >, - ~ 49,, ',,;'
lin" rr"ni ~ ~" rHlII'n,-n w.
Yesterdays, ContrloutlonS T., ,,,,
Tn" loIt"WlnS uoh"' ,',i wv y ,ir:
w"rs r"r"rl"d ia$, rN,Hl"N ,h hH c ,,,S,
knh"i' h"'1: '""'' ''''''' ~
pai2n rnm1nI'''". ,nnno
or" Srh"nh -, nn
MISS MarS"r,' L'''' ." -. nu
IWIIi%h' 'Ln .'''..''''' "a IL,
- v ~ ~" Ir 90
" NJ. T.. ID H'" ,,. ',.r,,. =,
WIS; ~" '-''' sea
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09
HER UNBORN CHILD

"ii''T Unborn rHi'I." q biz play with
= serious purpose. will b" the offer.
in, al the Court Tu"air"' for on" week
C"mm"nrln" Monday ratiurr. June
II Thu" them" ri tic drama Is biriN
rnnfrul, on" nj IN" vital questions of
III" day which Is :" prominently be.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09

'Lui.. Honor fru,'iT \ "'ir ru"''" gard
':"r ri. rr.,s aiNa> ~t>"1
'W!rrc i,",,"~ !"ai",l 90 - r. 'r":A
y IL ra,! - cI'rl GO.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-21
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago. Feb co-The Belgian Relief well IS
the British Commisun bought May wheat IN goodIy
quantities today In addition n this hlyInG C the
May future there a large amount OF that month
taken by shorts The buy ing by the Belgian aud
the British commissions was in the way Of an in
vestmeut. as they cyD,T to change their May fu-
ture later for the cash article. The bIying by the
local shorts probably refle1ion of the fear
that the mnSenent Il wheat out uf the West and
into position whore it be loaded into Vessels
for export WY prov" LuUiSh factor.
The MAY future atyauoc Cd iai. today: July gain
e1 p and September was uiH.alc. The frclinE
was quite strnnE although the highest levels Tach
cd fully held
According to aduocs received from Minneapolis
today The miIlcrS there hid l3'c over the Msy fI-
turc for No > hard winter. These conditions re-
flected the big flour sales. A Kansas city me-
sage SAID that choice turkey wheat sid there at
lSc over .he May price.
There Wurr higher V1c,S established for both the
coarse grains advancing sale and oats ltaA-c
The strength in wheat failed 10 help these grains
materially, as there was Iroit taking bg longs on
all the advances. The buying power limited
as the old bull coterrs seemed to he out of the
ut for the time beng. 1t is believed that any
setback in wheat viii be reflected in the general
Weakening Of and cats
Hogs sold at l27J at the yards toda, which was
a new high record Contract products were still
imsneSss was big with reported takngs by France
Of 10000 pounds fatbacks at Chicago and for
which they paid the highest price on record.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-21
Furnished by W. II. HIpnS & Co,
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE,

Philadelphia. Feb a-BUT'TER-Trade was quiet
and prices Of solid packed creamery declined y
cent We quote: Western Solid-packed creamery,
fancy Specials per n iI1; extra bliai6lA; extra
frsts 42a3 hrsts SAP; do. scooDds S5at5; nearby
prints. fancy. fs; extra. 45ai7; frsts Ses42
seconds 35s26; special fancy brands OF prints las
EGGS-'rhe market ruled firm under light offer-
ings and fairly active demand Nearby extra per
doZ. 4e; nearby frrs 1885 per STANDARD case nearby
current receipts 1850 per case; Western extras %
per doz. extra 6rSs. 1875 per case; rsts, 1880 pr
case. Candled eggs tobbing at 5la54 pcr doz.
DRESSED POULTRY-Fresh-h killed, dp-paaed
fowls. IL to box, dry picked. fancy selected. per
pound, ~ weighing pounds and apiece,
Is; do, S4 pounds apiece. "a; do. pounds
apiece, 22a23; fowls in barrels. fancy. dry-pcked,
weighing pounds and apiece. ah smaller
sizes 2Oa23; old roOstcrs. dry picked 10; roasting
chickens, " tern. dry picked boxes. salO pounds
per pair Sa6; roasting chickens, Western dry-
picked, in boxes, weighing rounds per pair 2s24
roasting chickens, Western. dry-pcked, in barrels
weighing salo pounds pair. 25; roasting chickens
Western in barrels. Weighing rounds per pair,
2aZ2; broiing chickens Western, in boxes. weighing
Sa4 pounds per pair. 5aB
The Washington herald., 1917-02-21
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given belo. are for lsrgs lots Of scoc
marketable goods only. Jobber prices are hisher.
Lower GRADES may be sold for Ies- Fsne, scoos
command higher prices.
EGGs-Fresh. per doz.. Essc; Southern. 70
BUTTBR-Best prints new PER ID, 10; do. tuo'
.; rrocess, S; store-pscked, 8ss
LARD-Tub. pure. per n. hsi7h; oo.' con-
pound. IiaIId; cottonseed OIL per Eve Sallon can'
SIS.
CHEEsE-Ner York. new. per n. aasz; Sat
Ss2; Swiss. domestic. cs3: do, foreign, 8seO
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. per lb, 5sz hens
per H. Hs22; roostcrs per n. II: ducks, per n.
per lb., 2l ROSTERS per Tb.. Il; ducss, per ID,
%: geese, per n. Ijss keats. YOUNG, IA Ds. hao
OIsr. each. IS; turkeys. per n. za2.
DRESSED POULTRY Chickens. choice. per h
s~27: hens choice. peT h. zss: rooster. per III.
lsrgr. per n. % E-s-. larrr per n. lsAa; trIks5s'
ehoiOs. Per n. oOs32; do. medium, per n, 8.
LIVE SrOCk-CslTes. veal. prime, psr n. hsltss
do. medium. l2sIs; spring lambs. fat. Per n.
DRESSED GOoDs-Pork. small. per n. Ipssis
do. heavy, Trr n. Issl3a.
GREEN GOODS Beans per basket. 5.NSt %
Inns beans. t-uridS, Ter basket. 27Ss3 2: beets
Florida, Isr crsts l.75A3oo; B1H-els' SPROUTS. per
quart. I5as cabbage. per 100 lbs. T.OoaIoco; DO
beW PER basket 3O1a325: carrots per boz. l-Z5s 50
eaunoWer. California crate 2co2 90 celery. Florids
peT crste 3ooa3T5; cucumbers. PER hssset. 3osSW
cymblinsS crate 2josSo; eEgTllsnt. crate, sSos
400 kale per bbI.. I75A2z5; lettuce. Florida. pei
basket, cOa4to. okra, Florida. per crate, 2SOaiso
onions PER IJC-r sack Il lIoOal2oo; peas. F1S.. bas
2OG6.1O: Peppers. crate. 90: potatoes. PER bo
eOa7.5o: do. North m sack, sySnz7 3; nItsbSgas
per bbL. 4oOsSp: sweet potstoes PER bb.. sos
j.75 spnSch. per bbI.. 3oOSLoo; tomatoes. Florida
per crate. 2c04Iu; turnips, pr box L5os20
FRUITS Apples. per nbl 2sbas.Oo; grapefruit
per boz 325a5.75; lemons UT ba. 3zIai 90 orsnges
PER box California. 3OOa3 .; do Florida. ZaS 70
raneApples. per crate. 5.0Ja3.S.
SEEDS-Bue gras. per bushel. LIS; clover,
alfalfa. per n. l5als; do. slsike, per n. lTaD
rr1. pr n. lss2O: do. white. per n. 8sJ
ssphing mammoth. per n Ban; COW Frss. pei
bushel. 26oN2.5: timothy. Pr hushsl. 2SGZeo
orchard grass ner bushsl. SOs255; red-top Cherd
gTsSs). per n. lOAl2
nAY-Tmothy No. !. per ton. H.ual5.Oo: do,
No. ?. 400; mixed. Io0o4lz %; ear com. new. pei
bbl.. $50; wheat. straw. per ton. 500: tangled n,
straw per ton. HOO lon. rye straw. per ton. 400
red top. per ID. losls.
HIDES-Green. per n. 20: do. salted. pr n.
D.: do. dry. per n. 2ss5l horse hide. each. $50
100: calf skins ren. each, 3SsIo: lamb skins
Gesn. each. L5oszOo
The Washington herald., 1917-02-21
COTTON MARKETS.

New YORK. Feb. D.-Trading IN cotton was
snail and prUfessidnL today. The talk around
the rinz reflected no essential change in the news
u any sort There was a feeling that better
line might be obtained tomorrow as TO the extent
q March nOtioes
The market Opensd steady, unchanged to an ad-
vance of points whereas on the strong showing
of the English market advance oS sOrne 10 TO ID
points was dus. March liquidation in advance OF
first notice day-Fdday neNt-eIplained the poor
local start Liverpool bought rather freely at the
wider dihereacss, and when March offerings de
creased later the market turned arm, prices selling
up TO a net advance o. TO 10 points. Further
hsavJ rains IN the cotton States sast Of the MiSs
uppi River accelerated the demand for rather
pesSmisIc reports regarding crop preparations that
been coming from this section Of the belt for ths
hst fortnight. Commission house business was
esrictsd. Switching between the near and distant
Prop positions which a feature 0 yesterday .
market. vas again in evidence
started a local covering movement in the early
afternoon on which pricps rallied about 10 points
Ths market failed tO broaden 70 any material
-1tent. however, and by O'Clock was again IN a
rJTt WITH prices net unchanged.
MARROW prcs changes marked the last hour. Ths
che was steady At q net decline q 10 To : POINTS
Port Tsoripts fo- the day we're 1850 bales, CON-
psrpd with q ~ bales last week 100 last year
and s. lGs two years aEn. New York warehouse
stocks ars 80 So haIes conrastsd with p 66 bales
last yeaE,
The Washington herald., 1917-02-21

S~S; DO. choss young b. snrre-s zss: 90. win
ter. ne. and -. ahS: DO. rough and poor.
Gxp. Co. old hens -; Do. old roo~sers and ssAsx.
ls<h; duchs young hu>covy and Monsrel lssla: do.
White Pefino. %; Indian Runners. souns. ls@is;
do. Puddls. ehoice. fat. lssa: Do smsilez. lssi5
southsn and Western, issis: Do. turte5s. ehcios
fat beas. Sag; 90; young. rcobac,. sss: 90.
old to,ns EAas DO. snail. poor. crooked breast,
2ls1: pigeons. old, pair. .: DO. young n; guines
fowl. young. N Ths and M. ssch. z~2: %,
smaller. each, 2; do, oh. each. =
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRCITs-Potstess.
white. Western Asyland ard Pennsylysnis. bushel.
iSos1Ts; DO. New YoSt state. bushel. .ssi ~
do. Eastern Shore Maryland and Virginia No. l.
bushel. in<aN; o.. frused bu.be Tssloo: nearly,
busbel boa. 21~25o: do, Nc. D and culls. lsas1 %
do, Maine. seed. peT ssok T!o1<s5o sweetS, East.
cru Shore. Virginis. yello~s per b<rrsl, ITb~s 2
DO, Esstern Shore NSryikDd and Delswsrs. psT
barrel. Io.s.p; do. Yot River. barrel Lo.s.Ss
do. North Csrolnh. barrel. 4sossoo: do. Hamper
bssket- l.oslS; ysms. large b-rht smooth,
per bsrre. SOo~s-5o; apples. west-p Mariana
and Pennglpna packed, bsrrb 25aaS 50: Do
New Yorf State. No. I. hSrrvl 'SUzsoo: do.
No. 2 2ooa2So; beans. F1orids, rr-.n. bsskct, Ioa
90; do. wax bssket 50z5SD: ca bbsFe New Yo~k
STATE, Danish. ton. ltOllsO: do, F1orida. crate
SeabW; DO. BASKET, Zso~5.oo: osierg. FloTfds-
crate. 3Sosieo: cucuubers. P1orda basket AooS5 o.
EgFplants. F1oridH, crate. 3o~SSo: grapefruit Flnr
ida, Hs 70 size, boa. 5s3 2s: kals. Norfolk. barre
lTS20; do, native. 6lshel box. s5sSo; Iettuc.. ns
t'e. box L2SGl.7S; do. F1orids bssket 2oosis
onions, New York and Western. yellow loO-Ib sck
llAl2; oranges. Flc-idA, % size boz. If5s
80; peppers F1OSda. crate. 3.5lalOo: radishes
Norfolk, buttons, bsSket, L5lS2 %. spinach Nos
folk. barrel 3o0a40o: do. NATIVE. blsheI buz loos
lS; squash. F1orids. o~ts. lOoa5Joo; strsvberries
ida. fancy. ipe carrier. Szs37S: do. chodos. car
ncT, 25Ssm
The Washington herald., 1917-02-21
SPECULATIVE ISSUES
MAKE SUDDEN ADVANCE
Bethlehem Holds Up Well-Auto
Stocks Show Considerable Vitality.

tBy the International News service)
New York, Feb. @.-Professional traders
who were short of the market became
alarmed today at its persistent strength
IN the face OF adverse circumstances and
covered. The result was a sharp move
upward which carried speculative issues
&, from a point to as much as FIVE or more.
The stocks that moved were those in which
| the largest short interest existed. Stocks
that had not been sold hardly moved az
tall This seems to confirm the theory
that the move was entirely professional
and due entirely to a temporary oVersold
condition OF the market
Bringing in Of a new q, 20,OOO-barrel gusher
in the Goose Creek district OF Texas
brought public attention back to the on
shares. Texas Company stock advanced
sharply because that company Is the great
distributing agent of the district ana wells
like that assure II an abundance OF crude
supplies Mexican Petroleum was strong
because a dividend IS expected In the
near future, probably early next month:
Buying Of Mexican Petroleum Is too good
to be based as mere speculation
bethlehem Holds Up.
Bethlehem stock held up we'll The old
stock closed yesterday at 55. Only the
new stocks were quoted today, ana the
Bethlehem A, which votes, sold at
40. The Bethlehem B., the non voting
stock sold at III AS the new prices
Re based on the addition OF Noo
sh per share to the old valuation ana
the B. stock is for l, those prices rep
sent an advance Of SOS a share for the
stock The strong features OF Bethle-
IN is its large percentage OF domestic
ATders on hand and Its good fortune IN
BIT having awarded to It any OF the
bells that are to be made for the United
States navy.
Automobile stocks showed considerable
vitality under leadership of General
Motors. This group has been so thorough
Iy Hquidated that substantial people are
buying into It again. The change IN con-
troll Of Maxwell throws the company into
stronger hands than held 1t before and
continuance OF its 10 per cent dividend Is
guaranteed by the new owners. who say
earnings are ample to justify it. Certain
improved methods adopted by this COM
pany and others promise to DrlnS the
motors back again into the favor Of the
speculative public and possibly mako
them safe for semi-investment purposes