davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-25

ACCEPTED
Yustin Andrunska, 3275 oaul st.
sYra. sShS sSsaiks Eoiks s4s ss4as$ YSFsssis YSFFssi St q.
Walter Jackson. s2ss s, Emerald St,
S:sS zslF. ssii ts$:$Ss! sSss "
SSH &a% huSsi @ s%SaS asS Pa sv. T.
ETsnE Msfris9: s42s RGSmpnd st;
Mlshsf Rsn za,sk $Ss$ .S TSomp,on p rHsan' ST. "
Bernard Psrfl q einStiswi&ss. & s$as si dsui :ss.
%sEsr ssph Hssnssy ssfs ss ssg02 8nd s st.
jSss.h SSn ,d2SsTcs i05 isl ETSssen MaSsS4
AnSssw Il Pon sdSt sdSt MadsSn ri RsSs
SySlSpan 4 Carroll, 2SoJ p Al!eshsny ave.
Fs. !sms. Y'sSs ss..oss tSss SSEs'5 Almond 81.
frederisk frsaeHs Gebicks sebit ss1i Amber s., ST.
Fns sfs TSoss st22 ois TsssmG E. %eseny
Henry Whiting, 2o4o Victoria St
Isa;.. 5f%s: BaFs adS.rss sst ssl A'sn's HlsSnso Sc
s,s %sss!k ssssn ssas SSG2 z
Stanley Krukowski, s276 Livingston st.
NH.spn Msr,p 9mfse Tse.sn ss4s 4siS A%esr Salmon s
Matenss Kowaloswk. 2s25 e. Ontario st.
fsi9nG f.a zoDs PpDG:S $50 Wspb sssl rrank'rd ave
Ronald J.. Guertin, 1920 Helen st.
Piotrie Klovski. S257 Almond st.
Albert Rothong, 1907 Wittie st.
Albert w. Helmuth, 2055 f. Victoria st.
ESson ESwn zemss KSs stss sss PyssaSSE
Valentine SobieraJ, 4344 Almond St
Vincent Wieticki. 4492 LIVINGSTON st.
Lawrence Laskowsky. 4545 Mercer st.
JACOB ' A. Levy. % 1894 FrSnkford d'"S ave. st.
Anthon Strasunas 2S53 Vcnango at
Ernest J. Burkle 34l2 Emerald st.
John F. Reca. 1895 Thompson St
Harry Harry schssfsT S. $IeS ssspsr ST.
William E. cassedy $3.50 FranEford ave,
Louis Louis Z sear, sesra, is4i z, Pacific st.
mps bSS RS's Sci rns %safs thompson s
Albert Malta 2oil HedieS st
Leon R. Bates. 2765 Ash st
John Betniak. Ass Almond at.
REJECTED
Lester Parker. 2073 Atlantic st.
Emig schvecitz, 2s1t f.. Venango st.
Joseph Blum, 1920 Sepyiva st.
HfTs William wsoes F. Ind4sss RS1S = O5i PffG T. schiller
Waienty zushorsSi, 1915 E. Thompsof, St. ''
Frank Barlick. 3i6l Jannsy st.
SsSaF. Go? Afsas"s ave- ave
Alfred Stevenson, 1884 E, westmireiand st.
stephen 7. Hickey is2l Aidtie st.
Ronsn !, Ro,yyaski. ,,y. Ssss 2so' p Madison st.
Gne vineenso sr!H4s crino. ss5 Kensinston n,sT ave-
John suwla, 4sls Garden st;
Antnony peGeerse. PALS 2. Allegheny ave.
HsTseTt Sf 04n wsndersllce. e. is0 sSis Richmond st.
John H. Hit, 2S39 Hedey st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-25
Men Accepted,
Excused, DraWn
and Exempted

Men drawn for possible service In the new
national army are being examined phys
ically and as to their eligibility to exemption
by boards in many parts Of the city. More
men are being called as rapidly as those
summoned are accepted, rejected, ordered to
serve or exempted.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-25

ACCEPTED
Edward ESSU r. H: shielSs AZ Kinssley st.
Hndrew @ fs kSsney' .0is is7 fyf%lhs MaPEis St: St.
AAlber, J; Golebeck, Ai2 Krams ave.
E'S ss ssss sSS'aSs st,
Percy Richardson. dzS Gerhard st.
ssiss s9sd haH%RR aseRs 1872 Js%ss,sSn Mais :s ST.
fsSFss SSsss ssD0Riy 2 EssTe ssf l3 R's Msnssans
kss%ad ksT5s hiIoi # boI%si, PSsi RGSs SSs M,rS,.
Harry 5GSa KiSw. i6$s5 sSlysrSood st.
$ai%: S%s1P, w$'R w5;f sS' s5 HssIs SS i !:
Af5sSS s%1ih sssss ~ ls5s RasSpS H9shsii 81 $,
I,sedsi Erred KflIy 4SS So iySsum gIsEs ave.
william s. ssxai Az SIC tsya Harvey ir%s; st.
%iiI!s% M is MsAlasSsr, DaSi ~ iRsipks ave.
WliahnS nSRg0I4i KmmeEs ayS0Ri s7s Rpfs fs' ave.
EaWaFs Fam RG'S'o fa Pssh9 S94 st Dupont st.
EsS$s: SsH5S$ t7fs ssss:SsGs gss.SS 8. st.
4San omas sSnnsA cRass is iSs afssn csnaErSs aSs "
FaI5k F4ank i +rain14 Hsnse ss;sh Ssl Jamestown st
aiSysS aSysus NJ Rs shfns RssrSst Ssto Yss MsSs
3. wesdwslaw, ls4 wendoyer st.
''S sSSs ',;SSi
js:sSS js::SS MSsfss,s;ao, Sssss;5 s;llS GIsi #sn +
f?Fnsl'r' wisasR a%a, rs! hPps hPpsr St
ADsr Ms,er K krS@ooa gso 0Ss Martin ST.
Frank J. !scher 4idl Lauriston st.
ARss AIser lei sfsf Hfsds 455i Fls%ns EsrST - st
Ts% EUy % kshsfds sShS's e. ave
James Y McKeInnsS 224 Hermitage ST. g.
HsnTy snS Tanrs sSaars. al aSSi LeHsrns warn st
Gs4i asIry BOA Cas-! sssa iIs Sms4's RPsa .s ave
SS ]s%s: Rc'i:ssnd; 4 I'D s;EsT ja%s:tOwn st,
SsSs SsS!5ss sS $!3.f:s;sS Hs$,.s &C..
Ss:. 81: II 4ssm.. IS Siss S,sss
Charles II; chsmssrlain' sa7 RICHTER st.
kSssS kS3sHSs s.5sSSsy IS fsna.gGi
1saand.r aHs1 "a piHn pS%saS SsS sssS Tsasysnk ave-
sisS:: sisSs:. IasIshsS ssss sssl sSs
LSisrrs'fT,k sils .o cTs E.mont. nom SIT
BENJAMIN ii. sloan 1850 Main st.,
Luigi ,hsl, YsnssaSC Wn.s lsa W,nSt 1sSalS ;sn. 2:
b Fl.nE SE0;.sn I:nay ssfS iis Rss..s Rsssd. al st,
Raymond Garth. 1872 Layrston st.
Harry schenkei, I5e Mallory St
Charles u J; psw'9R Sssa sSs Sodns psl%sr St
s.ass%n A.sssas snts Ssys a. ssI,ss ,SsssssS:. "
Russell p. Josn:on. .s Sss ISs,I%sstswSS S,IS..SsS q,
William Williams. 1855 Canton st.
PERFECTED
Patrick J. Sweeney, ASA vieming e.
c0rnelius J. Hart. l50T yowlsr sl
jsssss 3s@sSyw ws:.l.s ,h usssls ssS;i ':e''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-25
District 49

Beard sits 57th and Spruce sts.
:. Bounced by Pine st. Ssth St. Gath.s,ns
ave, w. c. Railroad tracks. 50th st.. Bal
timore ave. and Cobbs Creek
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-25
ACCEPTED

ACCEPTED
SsSTse Ss T. J. HansR' st" T.. IT, sssS & n From, ST.
SsmusI S's%I hSstSi %sss: 81 3 Ssa'E' Front ST.
Ersd ]; miller; ?S2s S. 6rlanns n st.
STANLEY ME o, asfcossss sssss r., :sSi Orkney ="
!:sn Jones EIlisSa, EHIliiasE ss$5 sss5 Asssr +! st:
Hsrry HHsrry Eloaks ass' aSs Sss7 s,as "
#s $is sRs:s sISs Is u.s. $sSi
HssSss HH:sss;s SsSis 5sns fllss asts "
ssTsH fsnc Hssanf Sss stgs bodns st.
TiIls TS% fss!sS asisss $ta$ s5i7 81 Is%rsnc. s..
Ssn Sssph ThIGEsi 5ss r. E. pssnorp
samuel +; HODGES; 2g5$ N 80 st.,
George Ss4Ss :, HSrnsr. HSISsk is E @SIshart St
Hase }h@s' Nsymssi g hs%tFii III y w. lnalssa ave;
smSS B III Il 4 Gf'Ted SS a1 "
yshp %s% Ssrssr C Aaa lai 3 slss s,eEnsf From, s St
$SSS $SIss hsRiv|s|ss f!'i S. ny a.Sssi t.; +,
Frederick @EbeTle @ oss sss2 udartSN aartytlle ST.
SH:; Nis$ Ss:%i; S:;.ss .sis ko:ss a "
William it. SspsT$ossi, sisS Custer st;
William $. Lambert, S042 Rorer St.
Stanley nE 'iRit p RRitehiner, si4s II. orianna st.
EssRsTf ESwsld gsnisF gRsx!n sSs' wf's5 ffsn;
@iis% Sffiss ess5a essss SSs$ sSss kss,Ips,en
Charles sarde, s0os N, 50 ..
GhaTas MqsSnhelassE ysSS MssHeer
EawaFG }SR" SYr'iRl j. Gsl%isS sHS !so " qlsnwood ave-
EdTn Ffn'f = seSSfey. fsy. S ss5S Rstlsass s. st.
asses fsislsI NI;sssa.sss sss faS %ss''
Hss$sssss5 Msfs'SSs ssS; III FL sS$%I;s:s, SSIss:s T.
Edwsrd Edg'sr !. Doyle. Doyle. soss Rorer "' .t. '
%iis% iSiSs p J. sS:ass So "
Ssss!:: SSya ssS S+Ii;S;s 2;;st e. "
John e. Foerst. 2O7i Orkney q.
eSIfis ess4is. l. HsaSs'a BsS isis is J. st. s'''4 st.
fs:sIs! Asss'a %'s'''' t.
William r. Coiville, 64s Lippineott st.
Robert Carson, 272s N. Waterloo ost.
Thomas R9ssman' s2is s9sa Hurley :,: :,
John j. Leibrand, 232 L. Elkhart st.
Charles Reipp 4se Z, Auburn st.
JACOB Goodman. 50is Kensinston ave.
Henry 9; Lutter. Jfs $3.50 Bodne q.
Sr,., poIIsn SaSS n Front Al
Edward Namely 2st7 \. Water st,
Peter Nussnt. 2905 Howard st.
Rudolph Yeaser, 1884 y; water Ct.
Nick Hywanowica, S847 ". Orkney.
William Muider!s. ?%t r. Ontario ct.
william Wolf. 1905 ~ Lswrsnes st.
%'E|.. 1;AEf s'.1s:zE; xsz:s:ss = ssl lEss;E MI. =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-25

yyISs WlISs, Sist ssss IN oSzut.,r Ct:
SSs. y yniNyiss$p Ni.$S asss SssS FSi:S :i's.Ss u,
walter "; Ru;:si q. ?. siFh.r; st.
WTss%h iSTs hasRsS;d asss; Ss%srs
fSs%s. Msiiss S.ss st';S;SP sSss H.IsS,ii. sisS
iiSssS yiSess, fssS %s:. 'is ss.f + YPiEsSss
SISsd sSsrlss TeysS. q sT'tnSS fSaS Boans 3: st.
ftsHs as$ s. dss:r siss iss .Hsnssss w1;ssss ave
T0Tmsn xndsr'ssSs eSs q, EGpineOtt st.
SSSsssr s ssSS $S''S S'SSqiSss .s
HsyyE HsSp i B. tssffss ss, sns on,.r. ST..
SsSrss x HOOD al Z. ciesTn.id st.
s.as.SIp iss9 Si5nshi S.lrs s.s sssi a.:sh.r >.
SsSsrss Sr GessE RstE 2s2s sWssn,en VA q s,o,r. s,, At,
Niisn ff' f.s5 $ xiSs;s a5ssis ssV n "a %'.' y:
hSSss.Issf hSSs ssfssniSs ssiS ;ssS %iSiSts fss.a::
%Is% %Iis% HsSasis Ii Ssi,. ss i ds%sf: siiSsf
Hush o Neiil sse6 Orkney St
J9hr %tr, Vert :, =, .Gs. AZ ontsriS yiJS ;t,
David d. Brand. 2s0e n, Rosehill St
Norman Miner, 3oi5 y: Lee ST.
iSsn EsnsIa Y Hs%llsSn EsSmsa sGIs sss z skA'r' "
Harry 4 lesek hSI, s1a soss steSpeT orIsrn, st;
Michael Brsnca, 4sI e: Indiana ave-
Oscar @. Tucker, 421 e. Somerset at.
Clinton Hon, 2926 Rorer ct.
Herbert r. White, 1914 Water ct,
John J. Snodgrass, Jr; iI4 Hart lane
sorsa dSsr B. W. Meass@s assss ssss s57 sOadnet S
inTsio 3s@ss kSSHsh bsiis ssie sie cIsHMs Ga%Tencs . ST.
Albert Coverman. 2sl6 Remington ave.
Patrick McNulty. 542 E. Indiana ave.
Walter J. Ross, 304S D st.
William Heitman, 2s22 Rosehill St
Raymond J. O'Neill, 303l Rorer st.
REJECTED
John Yorks, Jr, 25s w. Thayer at.
James Sellers, 2l1 L. Cambria ut.
John Regan, 2SO9 n. Hope st.
Robert Murray. 1ol Monmouth ct.
James VIM. Wolstenholme, S235 Boudinot st.
Charles Miller, 32bl Lee st.
Walter Chismt S124 Hartyille st.
Harry Pasikow, 8l83 n. Front at.
Giadson Harris 2e65 Hartville st.
Daniel w. Thompson. 1924 Hurley st.
BENJAMIN Milgrum, 27ls NJ Front st.
John Wilson, 2712 Wayne ave-. Cramer Hill.
August Pross, 301i n. Front St
Alex wiercnskS zoos n. Lethgow at.
Lewis r. Schulz. S24 r. Allegheny ave.
George Haish 2o1o c st.
Raymond A. Freling. 2s48 Lee st.
James ]. McCabe. 1924 N 30 st.
Owen p Donnelly. 3l2 e. Somerset st
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-25

ASSGf ASb
James C. Brennan. -5ol5 Baltimore ave.
Patrick J. Burns. 60ss Cedar ave
Carl F. Ebert. 92i s. Seth st.
Charles A. Hiss, e33 s, $9th ST.
Edward y. Hill. s60s Pemberton OF.
John d. Jones, 5723 Walton ct.
Edward J.. Kelly, 8l1 s, 6ist st.
Harold L. McKsig, b73s I.archWood st.
John s. Mepermott. 5sl9 Norfolk Of.
Harry H. Odinarh,. 5915 Catharine 1t.
James Phillips: sss 8 57th ct.
Ben Roth. 5s35 Addison st.
sssS1se ssas sTTssii Tssi.s tsS sSo Gil es.h.sin. ri st.
W,,,sMm EsE n TSps. s2aS s2aS ksrssswSSSS rsswSSS q,
John ". Bell. 5e2l Lsrchwcod Ct.
kSss kSssG, Y 6ssoa psso s72S sJ S;gaI:rsen siss Z:
Herman Miller. 544i baltimore ave.
Msrrill Hsveriy; 5s2P Montrose st
Frank Kelley. 9es 8 salford st.
Joseph .s Lssns; ssiS sS+h , wsi,Sn st.
Hampton Ps,teriop; s5si walton q.
BENJAMIN rehn ests Ls6shweoe g; a.. :.
James Eanayns. e21 O. 18th st.
Conn g F. B. s's%sss sSDS.i saaS sSsSS fassTSs aa ".
#lsa R ss'fs ~; csis;f'H; siss H., s .v
nDYWUWDM I4I| ~ *.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-25
District 20

Board sits seth st. and Lancaster ave-.
Bounded by Westminster ave. 4Qth st;;
Pennsylvania Railroad tracks, Schuylkill
River, Market St, +0th st. again, Spring Gar
den st, Lancaster ave. and Preston st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-25
District 80

Board sits 4th st. and Snyder ave
Bounded by Passsyunk aye, Mifnin st; eth
ST., Snyder ave, 7th ST., Crntrell ST.. 9Th ST.
again Porter St, 5th ST., Delaware River a.
League Island and Broad st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-25
Eficiency Needed in Sugar Production



and
This question
Of
For
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-25
District 42

Board sits Sixty-ffth and Woodland
Bounded by Florence, Fifty-eikhth, Schuyl.
kill Riyer. Back Channel. Bow Creek and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-25
District 81

Board sits at annex OF William Penn High
School for Girls
- Bounded by Pennsylvania Railroad tracks.
North American. Second Indiana. Front.
Ontario. a. Clearfield. b. Ontario again, d,
Allegheny, Kensington. Lehgh and Fifth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-25
District ID

Morris Rubin. 748 s. ith st.
Myer Pestcoe. 224 Chancellor st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-25
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK, Aug. observation-disclosures
$3.50 tubs. Steady. Quotations UNCHANGED,
EGGS-Receipts. IL, ,023 casess Barely steady
Quotations unchanged.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-25

Of the stockholders We're not disturbed the
third declared amounted to sss
&75, and for the nine months,
A "Tip" That Was Misconstrued
Tips" work out
@ pea for bear sp '~ with the @ result @ e the of ss @ n sa s p ] w ] @ m
when there Twas was every reason under the send
after the close but few the
from washington to the effect
him what he had COMPANY
tn. selling After the close @ a me. @ sSs a % @ 3
hy n S % a the e @ e % @ ns ] s S ~a % nSv m ~
% % a % % was ;, every I reason for After the two had compared notes the floor
Public Holding to High-Grade Bonds
which % % y way ; IL can ] account Tor % sEh condition. % he remarked lis the feeling
& and not shared % any of my associates but believe something big would
% Would he % n. ss' as % %
Price Fixing Fair So Far
N
in in I
the mine fair price, observed the principal
which regulated have soea snses
Republic Raluay and Light July Report
The report of the Republic Railway and Light Company and " subsidiaries
shows Of M earnings July 1917 compared
@ms period
and
this item in next months report unless contracts for coal at high rates still
providing preferred
54oO1
present market price oft Is
The Public "Be Pleased"
city called his
boys
Ed will file for letter from -
do way" he was asked
II think he I to-"
S d short time after special order Went out " put the pse again.
The first order a big organization |
which things
sell ticket a
our OF
patrons prompt accurate and courteous inma
un ton.
ended please
After Price Fixing Government Must Deal With LABOR
by the income schedules and taxation on
'eat Britain has had
impression he general discussion of almost every
u no one
have necessary De done nor 10 na"y ~
Great Britain alous IN ssea way
nV enectuaiy sappe' VIII"
England prior the
the
.ss1cions eliminated by consent he "'"' va
!" !" the Government officials as follows
the period OF the war no
anses unnecessarily anectea
vas in the between capi'a anu
limited ana wages o0h"o''' "
Tribunals
should be oppsse upon "oA
successful carrying on @
niin n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-25

ACCEPTED
ehss. Howsrd. $500 kinsssssias Ave:
;s g; is|;i;; Ss.s.'' g a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-25
DO THE PHILADELPHIA BANKERS
DRIVE BUSINESS TO NEW YORK9
Some investment Houses Aver Trade Is Thus
DlVerted-ls Change Needed?
Gossip of the Street

sJLIIIY do Philadelphia bankers compe, nvesmsn, ,. .
w new YORK n... 49,
and do their banking questions n pass up haael
when we can get easily ,,
Il am not complaining Of the
but
to MAKE % sSoOooo The bank applied
loan oank and got at philadelphia
bank applied to IN the first knowledge more than @ nm
deposit 'e YORK bank
earning nothing cant figure New York.
Another matter this continued u vs vor srswe from,
uan Co. ~ .xa,n.u.
thing ~" "'
NeU Credit of SIOOOO0OOO for Russn
s.or.
that the
coupled with the Secretary Of Tho m
70 OF soOooO0o
s275O0oooo ~ ~ ~ N up ~
Efficiency Needed in Sugar Production
sugar consumption
be crespondny
supply
remembered
by ysomevo volume '
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-25
VEGETABLES

Trade was quiet and the market showed little
shorss per sStaSns Wh!ts potatoes Eastern
,@2S Do, de- aPoelawsre and MARYLAND. per bbi No
NJ L. s5 q SOC; No. 2. s5 q soc; do. per bushel
y pl2S Sweet potatoes, North Carolina, per
Virginia per, bbl;-No. /. 81: :s68S. .25; No. 2.
!iI5g22S; do. Jersey per y -bushel basket,
& 5OG Lettuce, New York; per box. .75e@si.7 u.
Onions. jersey. per y bush baskst. 75cd 81; do.
County. N Y. per hamper. 81 @I25
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-25

Board sits I43l Main
Bounded by Wissahickon School lane
Schuylkill River and Northwestern ave,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-25
District 4

Board sits Third and De Lancey
Bounded by Chestnut. Delaware River,
Fitzwater, Broad. South and Seventh.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-25
FRESH FRUITS

Demand was only moderate but values gem
Salty Snntys were well sYstained on choice stock.
steini WaIii ss.so95; summer Rsmbo, ss5oG5;
s9c asI5o do. do, Per. Il -bushel basket. Asa a5e q
81, u; Lemons. per box. s496. -Pineapples, Porto
per s-basket carrlcr. 75c a 81. 'Cantaioupes.
North Carolina. Ridgeways, 75c asi; do, Della.
ware and Maryland per Jumbo crate, 75c n 81
40, do do. pony crate. 4og50s; do California
per pony crate. $3.50; do do, do per fat crate
LTlo0, Peaches, Delaware. Maryland. Vir.
Virginia and West Virginia per bushel basket
SampcrRar,s, fReaIs DeiawaTs ys and and Msryland per
$50. Watermelons. per car, $75I225
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-25
REFINED SUGARS
q -rne market was quiet on n basis Of s.4oQ
o''oc Tor extra fine granulated.
DAIRY PRODUCTS

vas very little trading. cuotations: New YORK
ttuIieream. fancy, June, PAN c; specials higher
tair TO good. 90 a 22i5c
BUTTER-The usual Saturday quietude pre-.
valed IN this market. but offerings were light
and , prices ruled Arm. Quotations.: Western.
sSfr. 3nfupasked AZ @ creamery. fancy specials 45c;
onas, 4oci nearby prints. fancy. 47c average,
Extra 4Sq49c ffvts, AZ "a 44c; seconds. Al q
53c. " '''' ''''e ~ WV
EGGs-Fine new-laid esss scare and firmly
held. Demand was fairly active. Quotations
follow: Free cases, nearby frsts, sic so per
s.andsrd d case: current receipts. s12 per case
frsts. sl2,30 per case; hrsts. sic per case
seconds, $40 9o@ @10.95 per case; fancy selected
eses were jobbng at 40 q SOC per dozen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-25
POULTRY

LLvE-The market was quiet but steady under
auaiitS SEEinss Eni 9uota,tiSps Fowls s as to
inns inns not n 5LeShorns plump yelow-skinned weigh
spsss ps,.s, 24m2a5e; White Leghorns. 22Q25c: ducks
nin. rekiin. invnM20c; do. Indian Runner. 17@lsc; do
uo young. per pair, 20 n 22c
DhESSED-The market ruled firm. with de-
mand equal to the limited offerings of fine
eesirsble.sized stock. Quotations follow: Fowls
dz TO box milk-f dry-picked, fancy selected
27c; weishins Al lbs. and over apiece 2eis C
49, 49, lbs apiece apiece 2sc; DO. "a lbs, apiece, 2bc
fancy. dry-picked. weighing Az lbs. and owe;
spieSEe, sn,sSo, &c; d. 4 lbs; apiece 25@25la c
lec; br3iling chickens. weighing III @2 lbs
aappisceo-Jersey. fancy. 3O@3 33c; Virginia. fancy
&c; turkeys fresh killed. iced. per lb.. western.
sesiry sest mere; a2s@24c common. 2O@ 22c ducks
spLihg, 2lW22c; SQUADS per dozen. white
Weighing II to ~ lbs. per dozen. "a 2SGS; do
90 to 10 lbs. per dozen, s3.6O614 10; do, do
= IDS per dozen. 81 5@ 3 10; do. do, 7 lbs per
Dozen 70 q 90; do, do. q to si4 lbs. per
9ozen. oSi;15q2 dark, sl.50d2: small and No
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-25
PROVISIONS

moderaina iarKet tuled frm, but demand was only
ssiss isked .mnSa and s,,dred. s4e western beef IN
tSsnaers and srdried egN'ss sSe @e.,enn snn
Rsm.. 1sTSSslss 1sSksls kss and tenders. smoked sSe beef
ssi sSTsd loose Is Sss%s ss%ss DO Skinned. hS@s. Soss.
hams g2sH; sSoS DO DE-, smoked. 25h a 2sei other
sSSsTsss 2e9 26h, 6; do, smoked western "S cured,
sSouidefse do boiled, bonelesss, saci picnic
loose ospes sas. in pickle, aecOrdins to averaTe.
ssyyeersss ave city cured s7e breakfast bacon. we.t %
Csc: edeo do s7ci lard western. refined. tierces,
Ssstle rendered.. in tLerees. Csc: DO. DO. IN tubs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-25
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND ELQIIR

k.s Was wssArM,iRs,sep,s so7 bushels The mar.
was ssoSS!M,,i;-Reseipts, AMI 805i bushels. The market
for local tsnd. tand nominal Quotations; Car lots
DO ~ *i'sl q1.e2! do. No. s yellow nominal
nominSi yellow. nominal; do No. 3 yellow.
Va, o,Ars-Receipts, es,ses bushels. The mar.
No toied sh weak with demand slow, Quotations
No . mhhi!e, sOqs1c; standard white, 59df 7pc;
'o' white. 7o@7ec; No. 4 white, IA i5c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-25

This daily report is sent out bv the
bureau or Markets Of the United States De-
portment Of Agriculture, Philadelphia
branch. tcith headquarters at Soo.sI5 In
surdnce Erchonoe building Bell Tele-
phone, Lombard III.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-07-26

over those rough streets, and there
fore the city of Ocala was at much at
fault as we were. However, the po-
liceman very kindly let US off this
time and saved us the time and trou-
BILE of appearing in police court the
next morning. This policeman was en-
tirely within his rights. But what
gets me and what we country people
cannot understand, is. what difference
does it make whether a car has a
tail light burning or not inside the
city limits of 0cala. It is a foolish
proposition, and it makes the country
man dread to be caught in town after
dark, for fear of the consequence. /
know of one man whose tail light was
broken. He had one ordered He had
to go to Ocala on business after dark.
He slipped into town, leaving his car
on the outskirts and fhoofed it all
over that town for several hours. This
is not an isolated case, but one Of
many, and it hurts the city of Ocala
to have this ordinance on its books.
The newspapers have been profuse in
their warnings to autoists regarding
this obnoxious ordinance, and the
lesson has been well taken to heart,
anu II HuILS OuT 1GStiAAB5 70 nave kAAis
dread hanging over US for if there Is
anything that rural citizen breads
and respects it is the city policeman.
Repeal that section of the ordinance.
Rev. B. N. Tanner and wife have
left for Cleveland, Ohio, their former
home, where they expect to spend the
balance of the summer Mr.. Tanner
is Wrapped up il the scheme to make
Belleview center of attraction once
each year-on the 4th of July, and
during his absence he ferventIy hopes
that the barbecue association will
meet, organize and get under way the
plans and buildings for use next year.
and when the 4th of July rolls around
Belleview will have 5000 people
swarming over its streets. Let's get
together.
The Oxford barbecue is being look
ed forward to with pleasant antici-
patton by whole bunch of Belleview
people.
DR.. Thos. K. Slaughter of Oxford
has been visitor to our little town
several times Of late.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-07-26
THE BENEFIT OF GOOD ROADS

One cannot appreciate the good
roads of Marion county till he ex-
periences some of the bad ones of
other and less favored sections. Mr..
Yonce of the Maxwell selling force,
returned last evening from a trip all
over northwestern Levy county, where
a good road is unknown. In extreme
Cry weather the sand is exceedingly
deep and heavy and the roads very
crooked and rough. In wet weather,
like the present time, for miles the
roads are under water, sometimes
over the running board of a car.
Roots, crooks, holes and every other
obstruction add to the hardships of
the traveller. A short distance west
of the railroad, Morriston, Montbrook.
Williston and Raleigh, in this county,
the roads are just as they were forty
years ago-the good roads spirit
seems never to have struck the pop
ulation. There is not even a mile of
good road at the county seat, Bron-
son, and it is no wonder that the east
side of the county almost took it
away from them Good roads come
high, but then they are the cheapest
thing in the county and their good
cannot be measured. Like Life says
CT prohibition, they are cheap at any
price.