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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28

Ja,nese a. a. Eooney, 1909 Arch a., ~
Thomas ~ rhorington 2O3i Chestpu, st
John L. rerrsw wunndy. 200 n. Hicks st.
Nicholas PapppssSisorrVii Ppp Ssr ii2l dos Arch et
Jobn csfi. a; Lelies, 25s n 18TH a. ST.
JosanhS Jsm hSai,,lahan a, 200 n. i5tb ., S''
"e' fol sth ave, New York city.
D0,.l DRAFTED s.tp FOR NoNAppEARANcE
Xsentin GG%in; GonssI:sss2 iIss2 isSg isS%ps5 ps,.; at;
IAN, LINES r 3. Cestelsnes 7sj Rnce ~,
hui ~ plfaynor. 14O n i'm ~ ST.
fAoe fAoe P9lansky. s, w cor trrse.,,,L,, 49,, ,,, 49,
VIM. Rubinste:n ooo 'V,. V,. franklin and Vine SITS.
nnarl w. ,bredemeyer, idsi hrcb ST., q,
H,ns n'pper Wills Eye HOSPITAL
VIII a. Nusse 142 n 10Th st
wiiiiiiiam y: Campbell l5h * i,tb O.,
MnLm MMnliaLm Wllriss, n n. ION ~ ."
Ion 1ISsepn pm schubert. 737 Race st
11gghIamih ~ Sanders; l46 lStb N,
mmi,,J III H. Helfrich, sis Race AZ '" ~
ita MAN isnn Speeht, 1873 Arch st
RG ~ bennr. sos Race ST. 81
hobert Phelps i5O N itb Of
nNuftnuo ni.tnu Nasques, 1909 FIihar, q,
i2 h2u.s Moreno. 1903 Fiibert At ~
Eiuward Brant los n inn q,
NJ T. Iveta,nee 1909 Filbert st.
''' d LNahis, 24S N lith ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28

ACCEPTED
E$%S0 T. Sss'y &c. y?%!!iSg at. :
ERs%@s2 s:%TmSSf s}S sT.!ss Ps! ION ss. "
SSrmSa HHoiKaf@:I" KpP ssSs Ssof Rs1S Ms1.r' .t ave-
Rapn fGGp r. psys sEi SS2S ss,o ElSsr, pdtsi, 81.
Wnisy EqTs5a TsI.;S5 E SSSnRsSa Hs5s e. =, am "
Edward Kane. $685. Folsom FI; St"0" st. st.
fTiI!SS HasS = F!''SNIirs,S; SIr,,SS Sro S"o2 0liys e,
Walter o. GrSomsy, aisS WaTrsS sHsSwish y. ST.
John +. specf. ssio i.ancaster iSiSE.s sr' ave.
WGnTy Hi, -, c2sisidy %id al9 Spring Garden ct,
Harry Gibbons, bb%sS sso5 SG3 Al kspcn sir 81. e,
ESaras ndSp@r MSSin"9n % soSn sSSS ESno 4. ST.
Miller Fesriss. s2o state st. t.
Fl"nsis isa%or: MMo'bSw.1s NJ sydI a. So SstS ST.
ss fS%s 8 Ssss ssSs TSssi! FoWSos ave-
Charles Swartz Gas n; 3gth st,
SarGs Sa Is }G444S2n 4Sqn sSS5 sSs5 F5t4, MHShf' . It.
MichaeI Ford. sSSs Fsirmount ave.
Sslson Ar$Sr ssi2 Hsysr;efS s Sf;SfYss ave- st.
FSG%r& EL.n l. r. ;,i5syIs RsyIs ssSS sS 9IiSS .Ss
Daniel DurinninS, ASA. Folsom st.
ta2'G j. McG auiand. ss2e Melon st.
Vividcn Grimes. 40 n. 3Ith st.
George Heagcr OG9 n 37th at,
James \. Ilulihan. 272t Rrandywins st.
Robert =. Flynn. 8i4 y. 3Sth st.
Leo y. Early. 312t Falrmount ava
James +. NcKeayer 3n27 Paramount ave.
Harry Swihart. 1919 Farley st.
IsHa" Horuurtz Sl7 Union ST.
christopher SMITH. 3lT state st.
George a. stern II Alder ",
Drexpl NJ. Truidd 20 y. oath at
Howard YOUNG. a0I n. 3sth at.
Rufus Cole 81 Sloan at.
William +. Joines $40 Union ut.
Franklin r. Curley, 1909 Arch at.
,''..'1 b.'vidg. 3si6 Eairmount ave.
James Dixon, sea y, 40th vt.
.. ,.r 80 y. 3Sth st.
Frank Hoffcy. s0io Haverford ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28

kkS.S,' kS.,. TsrSnn TsSSS,%megfsnl iss iao Hancock ST.
E%%s:, 5sSsTSS 5sSSs?ssoySs!!i Ssss !of S Z: e St
H$Ss% isssS pSaSS iSs.
ss%S:I sSssi:r $zsislSSs%;.sl. sS.;sSl. MA "A A \!
NishSgl kossraa. k is!is y. 9TH St ..
hsasa%p hsagsaS HVWS&I% Ws.smah isO' 1910 g ST.
NNssslSi Na%afd I'nfy a.ln Gis ?.9 Lsi;esox st. real.
iS% sSss s%sS sS vi S,a P'IsGS WsisrgS igS
Albert John ,sn1 bspdteTE Y,a % .W,ildeyy, st.
'f $H!SenS MssSo Son,is iso tso ISSmpsSp saS! =. "
issaD jsS@ Gsf;Ss isS ssaSSsS.r MssT i.
Fredcrick dcr stoeckle,, 1905 NJ 4th at.
fdJ.yrsE sy 9 q ssa Sss i%rSsss Ss Sssnss % ST.
MSdnssnS MMStrs sanger sri "52 Rspd9ph g. r
Michael Aristatsay. ,e2s Hancock ST.
His9olsso oSSiR!Ss Sieiaesf ~ g seSle 5tS at.
Nav E%s Mssifson MhS,fo ilSs 1909 A%esis. r. sIG ST.
MCrris NSSl1s MNasnia,ky SSS NY Market 8.
Charles Morton, Ills y, I'D st.
MNdG9s krTgs, ksIms lsl1 Iss; te,hsSw '
CALVIN eyer, O2s Icithgow st,
Andrew Paul, llil Germantown ave.
Michael Patrick, 0O5 Hancock ST.
Harry c. Folder 1910 orianna at.
Edward n. Hogan, l75 Thompson at.
John Francis Rieder, lil Laurel ST.
karol Godcwcki. 1914 Hope St
David Louis Knapp. l02S Lelthgow st.
Sam orin. i420 y. 9Th st
Thomas Nienes. 200 Wildcy at.
Michael Mcnamara, l3tG Frankford ave.
Frederick William Oertlc, ll24 Dunton st.
Henry schwcmmcr. 1920 n 18th At.
Joseph Michael Dillon Isl jefferson st.
Risor kstonnk. 4Od Poplar at,
Edward Iohn Moran, 81 Laurel at.
Vincent ,rarcllo. l2i4 Palethorp ct.
james U Faion. IHS"Ii "iIisi ~ x. HopS 10 S's st. ST.
Adam SaCktorf. 1922 Cadwallader st.
John Kuss. UOa Hancock vt.
Ferro Austin. l43S Cadwalader St
Loon Kubak Ol7 American At.
John j Masee, 1927 Dunton st.
Myriad Selim, 020 Orinnna st.
Henry Raah 1912 Lawrence ~.
Russell +. Grat7, 1908 orkney st.
John s Traucer, 1921 Lee 81.
Peter Nics2, l2UN lcithgow At.
Francis SaureZ, 1895 Randolph al.
Joseph Waldomevcr. 1894 Howard st.
William NiGnfeldcr, "a iawrrcnco st.
Horace y. Kingston. lc2O y. Front st.
IhNrlcs nevlin. i125 Peel st.
Frederick Winters lOl1 Hope st.
Frank retosky. Hi2 y. "a at
Leonard Myers Cummings. 034 n. 9th st.
Joseph Nemuth, 0SS Randolph st.
Stanley GromaCkV, oil Orkney st,
Timothy Francis Kirby. lOG6 y. Front ST.
Harry l.ieh. 1924 Randolph st.
Andy Lancky, 04S New Market st.
Julian t2uykuSk lU33 Orianna ST.
John Sanek, ll5 Allen st.
Thomas A. Fellenberger. 10 Richmond at.
John Baling liii American at.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28
REJECTED

REJECTED
Solomon Fredwell. 237 N. Edgewood q.
John O. Bodek. s3e N. Edgewood ct.
James II. Drapes. 220 N. Edgewood q.
Max Abramovitz, 5T01 Race q.
Eugenio Bachino, 622S Race ct.
Joseph Duffy. 3le N. B7th 1t.
Earl ~ DIETRICH. 1853 N. 62d st.
william De Lucca. 6350 Caiiowhiii u
William w. Wyatt. Jr.. 1<o N. Robinsoa.
Louis Abtamovitz. 5701 Race ct.
John NJ. Egan. 6412 wyalusing ave.
Charles M. Carol. <e N. b4th ss.
Charles d. Mccall. Jr.. 800 N. 62d s..
Harry w. Biliis. ia N. Edsswood q,
Louis Meyer. eo<t Market st.
y%Ssegs w. RsrSy s sAsss;Ils; STEELE; is2 a. ssro,d st.
William b. shsnahan' q 15asmes ~ Son,.,or. ~, q.
Samuel I, Kelly. S5is ,Westmihsssr Sv.
John +. Alien. io7 ISv y, sSthS s Ss,.''' 81. ''
John w. Poiisck. ti6o Summer st
Charles c. Cooke. 5s31 Hayerrord av.
Arthur st. James. cas- N. Conestoaa st,
Walter Harris. 5722 Cherry at,
Nathan. a.. simpson, b52a Poplar st.
John w. IIents. 53s n. Allison ct.
Fred p Rinseisen 5I2i Harmer st.
Charles +. Schell. 63ta Callowhill ct.
Lester y. Black, III N, Goth ct. n
Harry A. Copenhafer, 43o n. Stafford ct.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28
ACCEPTED

~ ACCEPTED
..o,o Gllia. 623 $. 9th st.
fnilI!p Kirson' Mn aii Bainbridse ST.
tsison Sas Anderson sod ,2l' a hsinbridse ST.
siIyr ryD %aI5sfs apamerii. $Ro Nfs Fitswater ~ st,
kkiSssnna kkiorsnana Menni 9t2 Cambridge st,
E,cchhssi Mstoie, 7oi $. Darien st.
ishassll asl,sb. cser1I7Iss 1Is s Iot sts & ST. a,A ST.
fSSssBB ioSm Brooks, i345. Kater st.
,son, I%sS% ks5h edhen aSa ass s'aSnf south 81. 81
nsltona saaors Borda, ,765 $; Warnock st.
kenjamn Rosenberg. Go3 Pine st.
R,H p. Tesperson 2o3 Geskiil St
99s,ffse Fcinbers. bs8 Lombard ST.
1sss sssSsSR SorSs ps Pcmbt!9n H%frlsa' ST. ST.
John Vastardls. 322 Gaskll st.
dSsh Nsts9slk Nsld%liz 2$5 $5o MonrSs h9msaSs 81 81,
Charles FisSk,, i$th Gsl ana ID ssinOrIdse SITS.
s:sfs!ssSM sssis:S MsSssS !is MoSFss s5n s.,
kSs1 SiSa.I r!sHTss ssps4a i's ss4 F,s. ssh st st.
sssssss s.sssS fs'psEass St
RsiI,,,Gt KSnqnSes7 2"I s. ErGn, ST.
Victor tssSS Issstelli. $50 South st.
Toe Levy, 2oo >. luth 81.
Stephen Milewski. 1876 Pemberton st.
William Brown. 715 s. 11th st.
Lee Hardy I10s Kater st.
Jacob Greenberg S24 South st.
Michael Marducci. I25 s. Marshall st.
Joseph Ordile, 228 GasSill st.
Martin O'Brien. 1891 Fltzwater st.
francesca Caste 1904 Kater st.
feaac Poko, 622 S. Front st.
Emanuel Apple baum, $40 S. Sd st.
MAXWELL Strauss. 428 South st.
Woojeich Tworzydoo. 110 Pemberton at.
Edward A. Canon. b587 Catharine st.
Reuben Master, pa Lombard st.
francesca Passhillilor, 824 Kater at.
Alexander Wilson. 2045 Gerritt st.
kiyatore Marciante, I34 S. 7th st.
Michael Marducci $40 Fitzwater st.
Anthony Leva, 730 s. 11th ST.
Elchaei Arace. ia Marvine st.
REJECTED
Giuseppe Rindane. s27 Bainbridge st.
Isaac Lipschutz 239 South e..
isaac Telteba um, 602 S. I'd st.
Domenic Aspro. S3s Bainbridge st.
Jacob Azaroff. 81 Dickinson st.
Emanuel Wram. OIL S. 9th st.
Raf Kruti III s. ID st.
Peier Terrell. 500 Noble st.
Rennle Finkelstein, 3O3 South st.
James Boggs 7O5 s. Broad st.
John Cacrowsky, 613 s. American ST.
Nathan Jacobson, G24 s. 18th st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28
Men Accepted,
Excused, DrdWn
and Exempted

,,.r drawn for possible service In the new
.,..,onal Army are being examined phys
!NSs,iv and as to their eligibility to exemption
~ boards in many, parts of the city. More
~ ~ are being called as rapidly as those
men smnmmoned are accepted rejected. ordered
~ carve or exempted.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28

{aSa {aSas'x SriSS TSSrAiis ias ists eswsder "
SSssi:: Shafts: MsSs;hjs %SlSsi ss5s,ESSia's'! by H q "
f&S::S$ &sss.i id
F:dsleh FsISG rEisH RG%CN; ;,o m, Master II en- :"
Jacob Rossnfeid zoos y. sth st.
''..,.'rl" ?lH,W, oxford st.
Nicholas slelbi. 1iIo ". 81 st. tow" ave-
Joseph Adams. iis1 N. I'd st. ST.
Anton soko,owstsil. p4i Nev Market lark & st.
ssiani.iSg Gra.aesuski. sa" hrI ioo7 n. "a .t.
Ss'Ss sisViS SSsss. SsSss.HH Ia, 'IsG Fsi.9SSfp 9ss
a AfGHS s,1SsSS ssSSp ~ " = n I'd Y;a "
MNIIii.nt Must OIL ia'S otisnSa a sa st St
NoTris Na ksrtony STyHS faes i2Ss ast'esow 4;s ''
Mike Babil, fci6 Cadwaiader ct.
i,sT Saips GMsTsnney My.., iiai i,Si DIX Hancock st.
SsfEF %HsfF Tay.s. Th:s isi Ilss :Ps a:Psss,ow, ave-.
Max sllysrs,sins asa Il OMS RsndOipS st' 81
Eugene sss Kioes R.lfitss%Ff Randolph st.
}S,sSs AsSaisS; ASS'iHn; 'iS iSoS ) \ 'GG, GiS st. st.
Max Col, laos ~ 9TH st.
Hym9n stopiin. as5 y, % Randolph st,
joseph Fronhofter. 1919 Germantown ave.
s% S%?'SfS's %"fSs liS' S,y5':s' st.
frsdeTcs dsSh5 ); PcsG,hhoon. 70 +. Richmond st.
siPp rsih xssnaS6 xSs%Ra lSSf 30 6tsSey 6GSs '' st,
Nuan Tsatsa. 1918 n. I'd st.
yS2T %.S nj . USS59fF Ss lIss !s5S 4 4 rson, 4ts s.
PHILIP o. Phster aQg Hope ST.,
James Raymond I wlidey 81.
Alhin Bondomanskl. l022 y. I'd st
Harry II. Haas, l337E Germantown ave.
Louis sherman, 924 Randolph st.
rS%rlss lfnn 1oTEop T. bonnsr ms pGRSIE }SSI e ad a.
Joseph Peter Bernort 1927 Germantown ave
John plcya, 1913 n. 4th at.
John Malktlak. oo5 .HoncockNst
Fr4pG MSrps Ktfi:Ts Wsis.Ss4s ssi s,Y l''R s!n st. s.
John ' McSaeis. Ia l?5t \. o'S MascSer eSef .t. "
Otto roppe: 1iia Lawrence ST.
Endra Kasser. OF American 81.
Frank duretsky. 1912 Randolph q.
Thomas Gllaswokski, 22 oxford ct.
| Frank Schmidt, O7o Lawrence 81.
3Hraham Klein COS rSompson It.
/ Frank owoezasz. lts Poplar st.
John :. % %Gsrold l2i' 5ep hepe st;
| George W. Horle, 1855 Lawrence st.
| Jacob Cohen ll25 n. 9Th st.
| Adolph swartz,. 1872 Chenanso st.
| stephen Madslts. 237 George 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28

abraham 1esaik. p24 orianna st.
antonio Wyoicka. 927 N "a at.
nobert j. McDermott. 1882 Hancock st.
Albert Lenky, asa w. thompson st.
Joseph ~ Pcltz. 1923 n. "a at
NrIneent komorosky, il?o N, I'd ct. Crearl
FRANK Patrick Hart. 4iG Master st
oscar Reisser. 1909 Ofianna st,
MAY MAY GeisslinRer, 136 Master ut.
nMooert kitzoy, 1880 Master st.
mmactyre Kutcher, tIsT Howard st
Shllip Fastman, pl6 ~ "a st,
fStephen Philip. dig ~ 81 st
pehnie Politsky, p3i New Market st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28
District 20

Hoard sits 3eth st. and Lancaster sv.
~ Bounded by Westmnster ave, 10th st.,
nenhsy!yania Railroad tracks Schu,ikiii
River. Market st, 10th st. again. enrlns Gar
ueh ST. Lancaster ave. and Preston I'll.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28
District 3S

Board eits eo47 Markst H
Bounded by City Line Havsrford. fAoos
downe. Sixty-fouFth, Girard Fifty.fouf{k
Market and Cobts Creek. ----- q
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28
District 8


poun5oId I5aId sits 10th and Buttonwood sts.
BOUNDED by Poplar, 9th, Vine and nroas ~.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28
District 7

Board sits Fifteenth and Vine
Bounded by Vine, Seventh, Chestnut and
schuylkil River.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28

isss s42y n / sST'ss Ss, ssss sss, NJ A.,Ess; yE:sr: 4,
Rosss, RRosssi EcsIpsn; < psv,,i o y. ssh q.
Max Hers. 4to5 Lancaster ave.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-07
rMBARGO ON CORN
STARTS UP SELLING

csirago. Dec. announcement of
e-n-a-eo on corn and oats east
sD,bd from Chicago beginning Dec. 10,
ss@1ght about general selling today In
~. corn market. Demand was only Of
uss,aftered sort. II was assumed that
gub an increasing supply OF cars in
,,s corn belt, stocks here would soon
,',7mulate. Opening prices. which
-,road from the same as yesterdays
rash 10 i5c lower with January
t1U so I2l3s and Nay i.19h to Fl
we're followed by material declines ali
chicago. Dee Tile fact that the
,,ovfals throughout the west were
rct os character to interfere With
Le curing of corn acted later as a bar
,nsny important rally. The close was
Ssayy. SIC 10 1l4c net lower, with
January az si21ia to $L2lh and May
9fSils& to $l19.
oats showed greater weakness even
chan corn. Steady liquidation by hold
crs was in progress, although mostly
m small lots 80.
Provisions swung downward with
gra.n and hogs Offerings were lighI
I'M, demand was lacking
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-07

Windsor and other places where there
are large hospitals.
There is wreck and ruin on every
Side. Every building in the city Is
amaged-glass broken. plaster down,
windows and doors shattered.
Business is suspended and will be
for days. All schools and colleges
have been closed until after New
Years.
Truro Relief Center.
Truro, n. s.. Dec. Statements OF
the number Of persons killed and
wounded as a result of the blowing
up of the French munitions steamer,
Monte Blanc, in Halifax harbor yes
terday after collision with the Bel
gian relief steamer Imo, varied IFoia
800 to 1000 here early today
Truro, manufacturing town OF D.
! 600 inhabitants, the nearest place OF
Importance to Halifax. was made q
| center of relief activities. This is q
| leading junction point OF proyincla-
| railroads and or the direct line from
Halifax TO News Brunswick, Quebec
and points in the United States. i
was from here that the first DOCTORS
nurses and laborers were sent TO TN
stricken city. A large number OF In
iured persons were brought here 70
treatment and arrangements Weri
d. made to care for many homeless men
/; women and children who came her
as quickly as they could get ava,
. from Halifax.
| Railway facilities were taxed {
J their utmost. Supplies of food, cloth
t ing and blankets were sent to Halifax
2 Although the weather remained fai
, | the temperature was below freezin
: and there was much suffering owe
/ night among the thousands who's
homes had been wrecked.
Q Latest reports received here ind
e Gated that the conflagration in Hal
3 fax was brought under control las
9 night, although fires still were
progress in several parts Of the cit
= Apparently the flames were chiefly
n the Richmond district. Firemen frol
G Truro, accompanied by many Volui
q teerg. assisted in fighting the fires.
e Relief From United States.
Bangor, Me, Dec. 1.-THE speci
relief train sent to Halifax by Go
, ernor Mccall and the Massachusetts
y uublic safety committee pass
" through here early today. 1t Wi
- due to cross into New Brunswick
yancebore at a. m. and should reat
"a Halifax early tonight.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-07
STEEL LOSES POINTS
IN STOCK SETBACKS

New York. Dec. 7.-0n the furtner
setback in the stock market To-Day
steels lost / to points with other
equipment. coppers and shlppingss'
Union Pacific. New York Central
Reading. Illinois Central and Baiu-
more and Ohio common and pre-
ferred were the heaviest rails, the lat.
ter declining to the new minimum Of
s. Pennsylvania also recorded ne"
loaw at 44i$. Telephone and teie-
graph shares added to recent losses.
Trading was virtually suspended at
noon Foreign bonds were heaVy,
Liberty as sold at 81 16 to 97.2s, ana
the 3's at 9S.4S to 1854.
Lower prices accompanied the e1-
tremely duh opening of todays STOCK
market Prominent industriais anu
equipments reached large fractions 70
point with shippings, utilities ano
specalties. Rails also were heaVy
Delaware and Hudson yielding almost
points and St Paul preferred re-
peatiug its recent minimum OF 60
Coppers and Mexicans followed th'
general trend. Recessions were ma
terially extended in all parts Oh tu'
list before the end OF the hrst mar
hour Liberty bonds held steady
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-07
DAILY MARKET QUOTATIONS.
PORK GETS TUMBLE
OVER LARGE SUPPLY


Chicago, Dee. Larger receipts
than had been expected sent hog prices
downward today Cattle were not
overplentifult There was no urgent
call for sheep.
Hog receipts, 81 ,0o0 tomorrow, a.
600; slow to SC to loo under yester-
days average bulk, 1e.9091730;
light, l6.45Q17.25; mixed, I6.70417 80; ;
heavy, 16.7001780; rough, 1900
1890; pigs, 1300G1625.
Cattle receipts, 5000; tomorrow. D.
600; steady; native steers, 7.35916.25;
western steers. 6.3001370, stockers
and feeders, 6.101l100 cows and
heffers, 5.20011.50 calves. 7,75@
1475.
Sheep receipts, 5000; weak; weth-
ers. S-S00i290; lambs. 125011e.9 80
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-07
Omaha Livestock.

Omaha, Dec. Hog receipts, $500;
lower heavy. 1700@17.3O; mixed,
l7I5aIT25. light, 1710@l7.35; pigs
120OalS.50: bulk. 171501725.
Cattle receipts. LOO; steady ma
tive steers. S.50Gl4.50; cows and heif-
ers B.5001O.00. calves, 9.0oGl2.5O.
Sheep receipts, 1000; lower; year
lings ll50d1300 wethers, ll.OOg
1850. ewes, g.j00l1.50; lambs, l5.Oo
fl6U0.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-07
En,raro Grain.

chicago, pee. T. Corn No. . yellow,
nominal. $40. yellow 100; No. 4 yell
low 150UI.75. .
OATS No white 7jhQ7G% stand
ord 75a 017.
Rya No .. .GlS2.
Barley. i200lfS.
Timothy 510G7.5o.
clover. 25 GOA 1850.
Pork nominal.
Lard 2550
Ribs. 272b-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-07
Sioux City Livestock.

Sioux City, la, Dec Hog re
ceipts. $500; steady; light, 5000,
17io. mixed, l71061720; heavy, 17.l9
al73O pigs, 16.O0017.00; bulk, l7'lO
61725.
Cattle receipts, 1000; steady; beef
steers. S.5Oal5.00: fat cows and heit-
ers. 7O0m9.50; calves, 750@ll50,
Sheep receipts, strong.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-07
ST Louis livestock.

ST. Louis Dec. Hogs. receipts "
600; lower; lights 17154l7 40; pigs
l425d16.50; mixed 1725Gl7.95, good
heavy l7AOdl760; bulk l715Gl II 90.
Cattle, receipts 2,20o; stheady'
steers 5000 1900; heifers 1850; COWS
500all00; calves 5.75@1475.
Sheep. receipts 900; steady; lambs
lSOOGl7O0, ewes f0O0Q11,00; weth-
crs OOm12.50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-07
Chicago Markets
Kansas CITY Livestock.

Kansas City, Dec Hogs, receipts,
5000: lower. bulk. 1715G1735; heavy,
lIS0ml740; light l7.00@lI30; pigs,
l4500t5.S5.
cattle. receipts, 1900; steady;
steers, 9.0Od15.50; COWS, 5.75@10.25;
helfers, 6.50Q1250; calves, $500
1859.
Sheep. receipts. 1000; steady
lambs 15.75@16.75; yearlings, 12.5oq
400. wethers, 1L50013.00; ewes
l050Q1200.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-07
IT. S SAILORS PATROL;
DEAD TOTAL HEAVY
Continued From Page 0ne.)

sisted by bluejackets from an Amerl-
can warship in the harbor.
Over the fiame-swept area Of Rich |
mond OF approximately two and half
square miles many searchers confined
their efforts today to making sure
that all Of the injured were removed
to hospitals. Other organized parties
sought out these bodies that might
be identified and rushed them to the
morgues. In this section, extending
from pier 8 back to Gottingen street,
not building was left standing and
here was the greatest loss OF life.
Buildings that withstood the force
of the explosion were burned by the
fire that swept the district and scores
Of the injured were taken from the
ruins of the railway station, the re-
f1nery of the American Sugar Rein
ing company, the military gymnasium
and arena while few if any of the
! several hundred children attending the
| Richmond school are known to have
escaped.
/ Felt for 100 Miles.
Across the narroRs near Dartmouth,
the results OF the vast damage done
by the force of the explosion became
more apparent today, while reports
from towns and villages within ra-
dius of 100 miles indicate that the
force of the impact was felt and in
some cases resulted in property dam
age. Telegraph and telephone wires
we're torn down and'in the first mo-
ments of ruin and death, Halifax was
completely isolated. Early in the aft
ernoon. several hours after the eX-
plosion. single wire was placed IL
operation by the Canadian Press lin
! lied and over it news OF the disaster
and government messages told of th'
extent of the needs of the city ant
: brought reassuring replies that ever.
available means of transportation wa
he;ng reouisitioned to rush medica
aid and supplies.
The explosion occurred in the mar
} rows. a point in the harbor less thai
half mile wide. On the north shor
r is the town of dartmouth, on the sout
: shore. the Richmond section OF tn
: citv. Slipping land on each side G
4, the narrows forms in effect trough
i which served to contine the blast an
/ increase its intensity and destructive
= ness.
: The main waterfront building
II great piers for loading ships an
u warehouses; for munitions and SUI
\ niles are located south of the ma
q rows and they escaped the full fore
II of the blows. While these piers an
: storehouses are damaged considerabl
IA If was learned today that the facil
ties hr loading transports and mi
Z nitions ships are not so badly crli
X Med as was at first believed
i'd Fires Still Burning.
to Fires are still burning in the Sc
Id t,ons of Halifax which were deya
y. tated by yesterdays disastrous muir
st tiops ship explosion. A heavy sno'
e. Storm set in early this morning,
IS. riously impeding the work OF reese
ne inc the injured and recovering Z
a. hodias OF the dead. The snoWla
be boweyer. comes as an aid TO the nj
If men in quenching the flames IN |
ruins. so4o
nurses and medical supplies arriv
~ Mere today from Moncton, Truro a
% windsor. Other special trains ia
heon sent with Injured persons
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-07
Hog Range Day to Day.
Mixed
1Ns-22E
New York Provisions.

New York, Dec Butter firm, re-
ceipts 4.439 Creamery, higher than
extras, ASH 049c; creamery extras,
47h04sc; flrsts, 43Q47c; seconds,
39h0421sc.
|, Eggs irregular; receipts. 1855;
Fresh gathered extra, 56057c; extra
firsts, 54Q55c; frsts. 511aQ5Sc; Sec
onds, Asa sic; refrigerator specials,
35036c; refrigerator ftrsts, 33A a
341ac.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-07
Horses and Mules.

East ST. Louis, H., Dec, Horses
and mules, unchanged
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-07
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE prepared or
continued to date covering amy real
, estate in the county. Prompt and ae-
curate service at reasonable rates.
Rock Island Title & Abstract com
pany; ]. J. Ingram, presid emit; v. ],
Sweeney. secretary, 206-z12 Central
Trust & savings Bank building.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-07
st. Louis GraiE

81 Louis, Dec. Corn, lower; No.
. track. 17o01.71; No . white, 1.7S.
Oats. higher; No ? track, 15c' NO.
white. 760761ac.
The close was heavy &c net lower
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-07
New York Sugar.

New York. Dec Raw sugar.
steady; centrifugal &C, moiasses'
a.e2; refined, steady.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-07
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES.

TIRES TALL makes), accessories, lamps,
etc: cut prices, s35 Flying Merkie
bicycles al wholesale price, S25 lor-
ange and blue enameted)i 1zo East
Third street, Davenport.