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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-04-05


MIR John Duncan is in Louisville
this week.
Miss Della Rice Hughes has returned
from visit to Stanford
MIR II Il. Norfhcott was called to
Newport by the death of his mother.
Miss Ida Raney of h. e. W spent
the week erd here with her parents.
Mrs. jim Hatcher. has returned from
plehsan, visit to friends in Louisville.
MIR. Richard {. 7. rhoma, Of Bow.
ling Green. was guest in our city last
Sunday.
Mis-. William o. Bradley Of Frank
fort is visiting her sister Miss Jennie
Duncan.
Mrs. Parker Gr.gory has returned
home after II winters sojourn at Ashe-
vile, y. {.
Mrs. Sam Haseldcn entertained the
Circle Girls" at an iuformai quilt
Freeing last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Lucy Arnold has returned tc
her home in Winchester after a visit
to her brother. Mr., Parker Gregory.
Miss Edna Berkele Of Western Colleis
oxford Ohio, is spending her spring
vacation with Miss Florence johnson.
Robert Ware McRoberts who has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. K. T.. Nc
Roberts has returned To his home in
Atlanta.
Gregory Heath. "A gentlemanIv clerk
IN our town Is capable of living the
double life. of man-of- the-world and
a counterfeitsr.
The Country Minister will meet YOU
at the school auditorium. April 10. Mt
$50 y. m. He can play parson as well
rs sell suit of clothes.
Roxy. the little street waif. is star
Of brlliancy from first to last in the /,
Home Talent play. at Scnool Auditor |
um. Tuesday night April 10. BE there. /
MIR. Billy George Holman of Crab |
Orchard. but who is working in Tenn,
was in Lancaster Sunday. the guest of
Miss Polly REYNOLDS.
Mrs. David Parks. (nee Miss Nell
Adamsl Of Shawnee Okla. is here Wis
ting her relatives. Mesdames :. Il.
Henry, W. l.. Lawson and +. W. lIar-
-is.
Miss Helen Burleigh of New York, f.
accompanied by her French maid are
n our midst; they are none other than /
'ur own, Misses Elizabeth Ford and .
Anna Margaret Elkin.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McRoberts and /
title daughter. Betsy Margaret, have
returned To their home in Covington,
after three months stay at Asheville n.
;. MIR. McRoberts is much improved
n health.
In the list Of Endeavors who attended
he Danville convention last week.
he following name was omitted. Miss
rens Aliridge who was county direct
~ She was reelected.
Miss Eta Smith also attended as "A
delegate from the Hyattsville endeavor
ecently organized by Miss Aldridge.
Mrs. Jesse Sweeney entertained the
Nomans Club at u delightful musical
ast FRIDAY afternoon. The selections.
10Th Instrumental and vocal, and the
enditions proved Mrs. Sweeney and
Ter helpers to be artists of unusual
Ibiity. The club feels indebted to
irs. Sweeney for one of the most
pleasant afternoons in the clubs history !
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-04-05
Good in Various Vegetables.

Potatoes are said In improve the
hair, which may account for the Won
dcrful heads Of hair in Ireland. Get
cry and lettuce are aids for the nerves,
and cucumh"rs and carrots affect the
complexion hcuohcially.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-04-05
Characteristics Of Famous Men.

When | meet famous man | note
that all he has Is little sense. IA lit
tie politeness and IA disposition to look
after things. Many famous men are
very ordinary, except that they are I'M
usual In the respects noted.-E. w.
Howe's Monthly.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-04-05
HEMP SEED FOR SALE.

To the farmers who are thinking of
sowing hemp this spring, will sell you
seed as cheap as possible and buy your
hemp at any time ut the highest market
price. >. S-3mo pd n. Boon.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-04-05
NOTICE, Mr. FARMER.

We have limited amount of Choice
Cultivated Hemp Seed that We will
contract and buy your 1917 crop of lint
at Sl2. Get your order in while they
last. 5. ). 5. Lumber Co.
4 E.tf
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-04-05
Logical.

y Rounanian scientist says that ol.
age is due solely "a Il decrease in the
amount Of water in the human system.
That sounds reasonable. Were you
ever acquainted with fish who died
Of old age?
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-04-05
California Lesson in Nstu-,, Historv

Man is not "A giraffe by any means
but when a pretty girl trips along he
can twist his meek IN Il dozen different
ways.-Oaklani Tribune.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-04-05

sixty percent protein tankage best
for growing hogs. Hudson. Hughes
4 Farnau.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-04-05
shoes.

Shoes are made nowadays from all
kinds of skins. Even banana skins
make slippers.--New Idea.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-04-05
Valuable Tin

Sometimes II fellow can be a rca,
help I" others hy taking care Of him.
self--'"lumhuS Ga) Enquirer Sun.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-04-05

FOR SALE; One 3 year old mule,
one horse and seven two year old mules
at Burton's barn.
Dickerson and Carrier.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-04-05

FOR SALE Dahlias. all colors. at
home. also at Currey's or Powell's
store. Mrs. II. c. Hamilton.
:. 2g3t
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-04-05

Eggs For Matching: Pure Buff Or
phlngton strain. 10 for ST. or 100 for So
3.l5-2mo. w. +. Moss. Lancaster. Ky
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-04-05
YOU'LL. find IT IN THIS COLUMN.

/ Money to Loan II. Clay Kaufman.
Guardian. 4-5-4t
FOR RENT House on Hamilton Ave
lt-pd A. H. Basin and Son.
FOR SALE: Good JERSEY milk COW.
Fresh with second calf J +. Robinson.
FOR SALE: l. bushels extra bottom
hemp seed. W. NJ. Burgess. Paint Lick
LOST: Childs black velvet hat on
streets of Lancaster. Notify.
Mrs. John Ross.
Single Comb Brown Leghorn Eggs,
Ii for - cents. 100 for 81. 90 CASH.
Box 272. Erie c. Farra.
For Sale: POO feet of iron fence and
depot wagon. j. r. Mount.
3-l5-3t.
LOST: Ladies pocket book contain.
ing about 50: think it was lost in Ian
caster. Reward if returned to this
office. I52t.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-04-05

FOR SALE: Il bushels extra bottom
hemp seed. W. NJ. Burgess. Paint Lick
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-04-05

FOR SALE: Good JERSEY milk COW.
Fresh with second calf J f. Robinson
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-04-05

For Sale POO feet of iron fence and
depot wagon. J. X. Mount.
l.Il.2t
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-19

Wills prohated today We're those of Harry
Il. ShoCh, 1903 North sixteenth street,
who for four years. was city Treasurer
and who left TO relatives an estate valued
at about 81 100000 Lewis w. Elahr. 1911
Chestnut street. Sl6G.4OO; Lewis G. Nc
Clary, 3I3 North Fortieth street. S4O.SS6 ;
Adam Sohneder, 1900 Porter street $500
Charles +. krouse, 9O2 Iuzerne street,
$4,000; Charles McGrath. SOC North Twelfth
street, $4,000: Frank Standen Palmyra,
y. j.. $4,000 William IT. Dangeisen. 3125
North Thirteenth street. $4,000: William
Grist, 1910 North Fifteenth street, $1,000 :
Ellen Baxter. 3609 Haverford avenue.
$500, and william NJ, Ramsey, l427 North
Peach street. $220O
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-19
DEATHS

!. ...
. BARBER.--Feb. ls. CHARLES E.. husband
o. G"to'igs r., yasI Castor Rsla%yes % ana fr,rno1
n. nth ST. Int. private.
.BARkER.- Feb; IL. WILLIAM s.. HUSBAND
SXnnie 'S and the late late william s. barker @ R.ls:
tlves and friends officers aud patrolm.n OF tnt
a. M 7ia Earp 1t. Requiem mass church y
the Annunciation 10 a. m. Int. at cathedfai
nAaRreS .nsi lean GRAY ssSss.ss
in pPy1e % Mr' p M ssr sst fr''A
sTFSR EAsE t'% X y st %s% hf$dRs rs
Ices Tues a,ao p. m, chapel of Adsth Je-h-
,s @EaT%y Ess = TAHT %'s% 2 ss'.
ses a Heart @ 4 fs fsnS ii. na RSyn to Ms%r is"sF" sD
sPpISn, G5ursb q Mother som q Good an-
BECK.--Feb. ~. suddenly, at Galen Hall.
MA E$s s% sS Ss;. sS.r! .,:
,. vt Eysrsdf H.nrs n H. Feb
NlsSH s Rss1y:q %i'a gnG friends; star olys hrsssS
80. o, Ladies' Aid. !. Q. ~, both OF Rivsrsids,
Side o. N ''i.''I j. int, T. Riverside Gem. = '''
NIFIH HFRIfHEE \ Es Ie 81 r. ws% Fl eS9s'BSSs e. BsTssu
S?gsf e X ENGsSI T * sYsn e. wis.
an9 1T Mq5 10 bur sFea ssrSsc. Sa Tsur:
33'T D. u ir"'' m 5ias Maschcr ST., oney. Int. 81
lamos's NJ e, around Friends may call Wed.
%am MSTn i'iP Fa5.' MA.x .s.a TAS. g.
rp9ilS, am" METTS n .nI ptAIn 1Is.S,:; ss::
df Harry ana Emma Sands Relatives and
"ns ey'4 e f9er aS sfrS'' T. Seth 6uss st.
Mortgose Cem; Remains, may be viewed Mon.
RIlE FgD;; Il, join, Blue: aseS %.
r m. Oryer ii. Bair Bldg, is2o Chestnut ct.
o IS H'",SS D. % ana SRaps foFa or SndPeW Bsr Son.
: N'E@ 'EE@3F%i$2qERS ~" GMARLEs q has-
s@S Ss@9 % nss2as s Msr% Ana F2%sI s%G RoSn voSs
tary Relief Dept, invited TO funeral, Wed. a
Gem, Tram FOR Trevose leaves Reading Ter
REsT Fen S.,. Is 1T IHn hHmSSrtGG Tr., ,.s
S6 Relatives and friends. invited TO funeral
ssrSG % Autos will msda Ma'7 oS Il train, ns from
| phila and NJ. Holly. Remains may be viewed
ANNNr S$ rsaSs r.naoH HARFT 3nes
Web PaTsn' sss rssidsnce 81, hoSi. sSi
faciuss Church . a. m. Int, New Cathedral
ersd %FEaF Hs5s. FSs "a and doA hgRHsdlos
HHyT6a Viz sSG solemn 'R Ra6 E MsS' fy
hrh$s 5Ts3S ssS "rs 'aTa5SSSsS lsS:ss
Gtogory's sacred Heart and IIoly, Name socs-
ties Liberty Bell Lodge. No 5S7, Il. OF X. j.: r.
| r. r. Relief Asso,, invited to funeral Thurs.
| \ a. m. 5ll6 Harlan st Solemn requiem mass
| 81 Gregory's Church o;3o a M Int st..
DI9tSS FGHT .SPb Fen: IS er,ARIssA, ANNE BURT.
! widow Of Arthur A. Burt Funeral services
| Tues. II 80 a. m, 1000 DE Lancey place Int
! private. - -.
.CAMERoN. Feb; =. at Marietta, Pa. Major
1 SIMON B. CAMERON, aged 81. Relatives and
friends invited 70 funsraI; Tues, 4 p, M
| late Patrick and Mary Carroll Relatives and
friends invited to funeral Thurs. $50 a 10.
$40 :. Front st. Solemn mass OF requiem st.
Philips Church 10 m. Int. Cathedral Gem.
Continued on Next Page
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-19
SIXTY-EIGHT ELIGIBLE
AS HOSPITAL INTERNES
Many Members of Thos Years Medical
College Graduates Among the
Number

Sixty-eight young physicians, many of
them members Of this years senior classes
of medical colleges. have qualified for the
position of inferno at the Philadelphia
General Hospital. according to an eligible
list made public today by the Civil Service
Commission
The several score of iuternes to he APP
pointed by Director kruseu. of the Depart
mcnt Of Health and Charities, will serve
the. city without pay for the next twelve
months. The list includes,
Harry ". Croop 200 Spruce street
Robert t. kurth. Philadelphia General Hos
William NJ .olge. lros Pine street
street.
Ts@ EraSS Ts @y S9s SGs NST Ncrth TEiSTr' EsS street
Harold Y. Antrim. l9iI North Thirteenth
Lieucn NJ. Rogers Philadelphia General Hos
Frank :. ,rleGson, Gss Yorrn FrsuSlln street, rect,
S,,rhen y. Wo"der 21i3 North fw"nt#-hrSi
-. Howard : Mccanjltsh. jr.. University r. O..
Wiitrcd L.. Hair lotS Spruce srcgt ..........
William g. FHckng"r. lincoln Apartments
nm =. Warren Philadelphia General Hos
''tJ 0mer r. E,tcr GllG Catharine street. ,.,,
Mary Wright, ali North Wolfe street, RaItt-
nug6 ] Davis Philadelphia General Hospital
cola Castelqe. 3dll Lo,usi sirtri", s,,oo,
iF!S@rk Frank i N'EGySTTs H5GHSrl a5$5 EGs?mSat
Abraham Haron l%l5 TS5in tsm.n anSra fSs os
p'ISa Percy Il. uamltn, Municipal Hospital.
Abraham bernstein. MA SNYDER afru9 ,l
STUART j. Trowbridgo, Philadelphia "eher"'
''iS''S DS"id NJ slduck. o42 Penn street camden
cSScilie ualberstadt 5les Viola street -,
Howard e. r. Davis. Fast D9wnmglHwsn n; n; ,.i i1
ohsd Eq" g. 'STSz MdEG 4 aG5 sSah thirteenth street
! ,haries. 4. .ngnsley aGo sprucs, rsIi street
| T9wrencr H. BiaGkburn, Philadelphia General
'?iS5' @s5Sr r. clovis ,9lS sgrgcS stree, street,
ibmeS kba Il e orns1acn TsiaSS saS south Alden street
l29q rri! We0fT s,i6Sr i@"e Green e A. Rich
'"Gln Siirtam TS warner. sao North Twenty y-four'o
S'tiGy GGy T. Outer. 1924 summer street, street
William Z, Taylor $, i$5 SSIGunord SGHrm EI'sHt street
| Leroy a, Schan. i0ls Spruce sire street sircet
kirkscy T." turd 2o32 IA hAinGrsfsiS m zenith street
g. James Logic. ISIS Creep snaro str"S' street
SSamHal SSfrnprl baron. io$2 West Moyamensins "'"
T BLANCHE Ram ls23 3rTEsaspha TYss prn1'TH Hospa of
Eo%ard Foq;s So spISsf 1Ss f,rSSiI rrSSisn street,
WiTarITieTT j. a. Jones. 10 Nor,h Twentieth street
Adh burton, sa> 1oyS WSaEi%qn Sintn street street
iiotrCold f. Takcr 1924 summer street. :.
i,swrnnce g. Besler, 2l2 North Seventeenth
ASram Levy, 14a2 North Franklin street syarue
Herman w, ostrum, los Me, Mrso "''"''
| Paul Keller. 2542 Brown stree, s,reot Rich.
Dean il. cole, $40 East Grace street. "''"
m9na; 9Wa;,ricc Yea, Mathis. i74o Dover street
Whitman G. Mcconnell, il3 South for'"'f
street II tI,rsman. nl24 North Park avenue
J"seph f. Boyr, So North T"en'S-seconc
street., Edna Swain. 4oOl North Thirteenth
Charles Englander 1925 summer street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-19

milo Coccumglio. The Maize Colbert case
Is too we'll known to need comment-that
is, all except to say that young news
paper man uncovered Lewis as the possible
slayer of the model and told the police.
The mystery has not been absolutely
cleared. however,
In the case of Mrs Dora Zimmerman
found strangled to death with stocking
the police failed, as they did in the case
of Edward McKernan. the victim of an
unknown" gun
Meanwhile Jacob Patterson. a detective
of the Fifteenth street and Snyder avenue
police station, had shot and killed Harry
Coonetti twenty-thrce years old 1885
South Juniper street, who attempted to
escape from him. tolonetti. 1t was alleged,
had stolen coat Patterson is still on the
force.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-19
LIED TO ESCAPE WAR DUTY
Canadian Had Motive for Posing as
Model Murder Witness

Frederick j. Farrell, who claimed to be
a witness to the Maize Colbert murder, has
admitted to Detective william j. Callahan,
Of the murder squad" that his confession
was purely imaginary. callahan has re-
turned to this city from Montreal where he
went to question the witness Farrell
who is in the Canadian Ambulance Corps
made the statement in the hope that he
would escape military service, according
to the detective
When Callahan accused Farrell of com
hitting the crime. he admitted he had been
nowhere near Philadelphia at the time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-19
VEGETABLES

Supplies We're small and she market ruled
frm with demand fair. Quotations: 40
White potatoes, per bush, Penna choice, y 80
%; New York choice, $2.9o@3; white potatoes
Eastern Shore, per hul NO, |. s3@3oO; NO;
2; sl.5o@2; sweet potatoes, Delswareo &nd
2 81 500 90; cuiis, 81 sweet potatoes: Jersey,
ger, basket 30 iioo Si'E3@ 10 30 $@' GSi. MI.
low, sii 5oai2. 500 ~ $g@s3o nab c@6Oags; ,si
hamper, s2.25@3; spinach. Norfolk per 9Dl,
is9i; do, Texas per hampees, 81 80; kali Nor.
crate slGl,50 lettuce, Fla, per basket $3I $50
.; do Virginia, per BASKET, 81 a 80, do North
per baske: green. s3,5O@6 was. s.5oWG;
eggplant Florida, per 6@S So Boy PspPGdfs' PEIopds
gsr box, sl73ql. geas. FioriGa per & &ksssES66, S6
mushrooms per Alb basket. 81 400 La,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-19
Deaths

ABBOTT Feb. 10. suddenly. JOHN AB-
BOTT Due notice of funeral will be given.
brother -in-lsw's residence, job r. Young, ia25
y SmcdCY
ARCHIBALD. Feb. IL ROBERT ARCHI-
BALD. husband Of late Esther Archibald tnee
keysl. aged ~. Relatives and friends invited
to funeral services Thurs. D. m, son =
residence. David X. Archibald. 20I4 y. Taylor
81. Remains may be viewed We'd, after y. IN.
Int. private. Northwood Gem.
ASAY.-Feb lG. ANNA ELIZABETH. widow
Of Joseph +, Asay aged 40. Relatives and
friends invited to funeral services, Tues, 10
a. M, 4l6 s. 9Th ST.. Camden, n. J. Int.
NJ. p. Gem. Glassboro, y. j.. on arrival OF
r. Friends may call Mon. after p. m.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-19
Firemen to Have DRY" Banquet

NORRISTOWN. Pa, Feb. l9.-The an
nuaI BANQUET of the Montgomery Fire Com
nany. Norristown, will be held in City Hall
and il will be dry" In this respect 1t WIZ
he different from the one held last year,
hut word has gone out that the serving OF
liuuor in City Hall VIII no longer pe
tolerated by the authorities.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-19
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

xpEAT-Reccpts, q, ,792 bushels The mar;
yet sdvn'T STain centcrs Quotations; Ger lots in
home lava tor-No . red, spot $l.S5 ~ ! 30
export .eentbern red 81 S3d IS; steamer 30. 9
NS S sisI9 SO; No .,sa red :lssaig SS' rejected
cnnRN@itecepts, ss5t bushels The market
Conr higher under light offerings and q fair
vas "a Quota TONS; Car lots for local trade,
ice.ISn-iNioi SSf'2S SSiiS. N!S' !" yco1s yls
~, z SGilliGiTis iiis no, Yellow 81. liz g i3g
hlsTTsoIReceipts. 81 9O0 bushels. Offerings
.pe Isht and The market w2s hi;a higher o Tit6 n
. fair demhard white 6gi2 a TOc; No. 3 whltc.
sis; 6see No. white, d1's @Os'sc; sample
oss ogI4lRpReceipts g4p GRSits 77o bbls and $50, 293 lbs.
'fbILss' The market was Arm, with fair de
IN nn.nS ssIf for spot stock Quota Tors per w. i6S.
IN wood; .N Wihdip' do patent. SS255rS s 80: Kansas.
rISVc Vcsoiton sacks, s715as. do, straight, cot
clear. as a5 a 80; do, patent cotton sack
!ensssssfs'75 ~ spring hrst clear ss4oms 80 o. do DO
patent, mills choice and fancy patent, 81. ~
80 ~ city mills. regular gradtsEWntGr r,
W. a. b0d775; do, straight. $IIa@S.2o
do ypE pEE EijOI'R was quiet and STEADY. We
hiEc- hU61T Is per Dbl, as to quality.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-19
GOVERNMENT BONDS


NEW YORK, Feb 19-The American
Sugar Refining Company has advanced Its
nrice of fine granulated sugar 25 points TO
7.25c. b. II. Howell Son Company have
withdrawn from the market Arbuckle
Rrothers, the Federal Sugar Company and
the Warner Company quote I5Oc un-
changed Raw sugar market unchanged at
539c
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-19
FRESH FRUITS

Demand was fair and values generally were
steadily held, as follows: APPLES per 69I-
York Imperial $4m5.iO; Ben Davis, 81. 500 l.I5;
BALDWIN, No l. s375@5jO: do. ungraded, S3q
$50; Greening No, J. Si.5og 80; do; unEradGd,,
GRADED s3m4; Stayman, No. I, s+m5.50; do. un-
graded. s2.6oQ31o; Winesap; No, L. si:homH;
do, ungraded s. 30 g ,? 30. Apples' Northwest @
s2,5O9S.5o. Oranges, Florida per craren
Bright, s9.50Q325; russet 81 a :, 20, Ta, Tan
eernes Florida per stTap. S3m5. Grapefruit
Florida per crate, s2.5O@+. Pneapples, Flor
ida, Indian River per crate. 81 20 n32a. 'lah-
berries. Cape cod. per bbl.-FanCS late varieties,
s5@6; early black, S3W4 Cranberries, Cape
Cod, per crate, 81 7592; do, Jersey dark
per crate. Sl.aOml. 10; do do, light, per crate
81. 80. SiraMherries- ElnrilA. per Ml.. 3l ~ soc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-19
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
TONOPAH STOt
Sugar Men See End of Cuban Revolt

NEW YORK, Feb. 19.--The fact that
many traders in sugar were of the opinion
that the revolt in Cuba had passed the
critical stage and that less damage had
been done to the crop than previously re-
ported caused rather general selling of the
near positions at the start of the sugar flu
lures market today and first prices We're
unchanged to decline of six points with
sales on the call about 1900, tons. one
large commission house was a free seller
of March and July. with the buying from
scattered sources.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-19
POULTRY

,ryr--The market ruled firm under llSht
sar,ngs and fair demand, Quot tons; Fowls,
~ 20 1It,iity ~ 24C; roOsttrS, lOW-S'' SPrlhE
shtossns soft -rhcated - a 2ic; White l.tEh"rns'
scrording to quality. II a 23c; ducks, as 70 sHe
snd quality 2Ou 2IC: geese. ~ 2-'' pigeons
oid her pair 2sm3Oc; do, youns per PAIR
2O625c ,.,,, .,.,,,, sold fairly and
,,ied Arm under light onerings Follow
ing are the quotations. tresh-khltd urN-
nscked fowls IL to box, dry -pched. tan'E
Ssslectsd 25ia e; do. weighing : lbs. and oyer
srece 25c do weighing BE lbs; apiece -lG,
AZ weighing 3 lbs. apiece: 22W G3c; lows N
TSSis fancy dry-pisled--Weighing lbs and
npeT apiece 25c; smaller sizes, 2Ou2+c; old
Casters dry-piCked, zoe; roasting chCkei!s,
eastern dry picked. in boxes, weighing SW ~
Ibs per pair - a 26c; roasting chickens. west
srn in boxes. weighing lbs. per pair ~
a o4c: roasting chickens, western uEE-pltkeN
in bbs weighing SOLO lbs. per pair, 2nc
roasting chickens. western. in hbs., weighlnS
i ihs per pair, ~ W2@C hroiling chickens.
western in boxes, weighil G 3Ii lbs per par
26c; chickens. weighing 500 lbs per pair
2iS2ic; do. mixed sizes. SO @oc. hroilers'
Jersey. fancy 80 3jc broilers; other nearby
Weighing 1ia q lbs agisccC 30 32c; lurEeys'
S2@S3c: fair to good 3nm3lc; old Toms. ~ %
Soe. common 2In &c: ducks. nearby. 23 @25c
Do western. % a 2ic: geese nearby; l9m2lC; do'
western 1S4 2Oc squads per dozen-0N h!te,
Weighing l@l2 lbs. per dozen, S55on - y; q
While, Weighing 0@io lbs per dozen. 8 - g
ES5; white, Weighing lbs per dozen. 81 ~
White, weighing GGGia lbs. per dozen. So % o
$50; dark. s2m250; small and No. - 6OcWs
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PROVISIONS

-. ,.os a fair iobbng demand aud the market
Thete wa wa Ions: city beef. in sets. smoked
ruied rue dried 34c western heef In sets smoked
and ~ - htsf knuckles and tenders, smoked and
Sc.,cisas a5c. western beef, knuCkles and ten.
sers smoked s9S hsef hams s2S%Sdn' SnrSd oose DOSE
fanny Sco DO skinned loose, 2liB W22c: do.
oh so Smoked 22' a. 2$c other hams s2Tns Eams
elN ca western cured. 2ec boiled, boneless.
smohei p epicric shoulders, :. +. cured 'oosei &C,
o. loose Sc breakfast bacon, ss 70 braiS
snS average. city crrcd 2llsc; nreahfnst oaHod
,ssces wss.es" lSc do, do. do tubs lse lard pure pure
NV Kettle rendered. in terces; lSc' iaru' pure
es' nettle rendered. in tubs. SC.
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Fire al British Consulate in Baltimore

BALTIMORE, Feb, l9.--Menacing for
more than an hour the records in the Offices
of the British consulate in East Fayette
street, fire started in the basement of the
building early yesterday and gave the Fire
Department "A Stubborn fight before it was
subdued.
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,,,.r,TER--'rhc market was quiet ana Solld-
..rusd creamery was igc lower. but thnrr was
So Change in prints Quo'a,ions sN.F1, M"sterh
Iis'c II.isc sxtras 45la Mi6laci extra hrsts. lshv
tsc hrsts ss $ac; seconds S%m5"' naar% iIG,
P,s no n I2c: seconds, 80 q 3Gct spe''Hl fancy
hhrsnds Of prints iobbiug at q" ii on9' m and IN.
Enu' Enu, r,iled frm Quotations follow NtaIhy
sxtras, 49c per do2 nearey "tti4S su nsr case
Wssiern, Ssss extras iac per don dS extra nrs.s'
{l3eo ppeorcted randled frt sh eggs were JoOb'nS
at 81 H2SSG ps pas In in fair request and firm under
Clfhtsscs'Lti - Duota ttons: New York, full
nsnt o' FanrT held 2GA Gp26l2c. do, do. iali
81 GOOD held 25i2 n 2Gc, do, part sN'''S' -
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MARRIED

WALKER-CUYLER.-- II. by the RI.
Rev. Dr. Lawrence. bishop " Massachusetts,
and and tn" Rey George CalNer% Garter, at the
ELEANOR CCYLER, daughter of MIR. and Mrs
Thomas de- Witt Cuyler. to JOSEPH WALKER,