The Washington herald., 1917-07-26
CITY LISTS DEALERS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

Alden, II. L., pasteuriZed milk, bI.9.
Alsop, B. F.. milk, 72SS.
Auth Bros. milk, 1916.
Bassford, NJ. l., milk, 1924.
Bayne, Thomas, milk, 5s5S.
Black. II. L and Sons, pasteurized
milk. 1925.
Black. H. L. and Sons, special milk,
sos.
Blundon. F. A, milk. $3.50.
BOwles. ]. J.. pasteurized milk, $50
Bowles. J. J.. milk. 72l0
Boyle, J. & C, milk, Toss.
Brown. A. j., milk, SOS.
Carter, J. J.. milk. 1886.
Castle, ]. w, milk, 6362
Cudmore, P. milk, 6s.46.
Dade, c. G. & Co., pasteurized milk.
59I2
Dade, c, G. & Co, special milk, 1854.
DeArgo, P. milk. 67H.
Dorr. ]. V. & Geo, milk. 1880.
Estes ]. W. pasteurized milk, 1904
Gormley. P. F.. milk, 1874.
Gregg, J. w, pasteurized milk, S327.
Haight, A. R., pure milk, S26S.
Healey, Thomas. milk. 1910
Heflin. NJ. c., pure milk, $500.
Heine, Fred W., milk. T43.
Hill, C. T, milk. n&.
Horner, c. ". milk, 1888.
Horrigan. Albert. special milk. 1899.
Hoyle. Robert, milk, 1916.
Hutchinson. B. T. pure milk, s5.A.
Johnson. David, milk, 500.
Judd and Hodges. quality milk, 9O72.
Keefe. J. NJ, milk. $3.50
Kipllnger, w. B.. milk, S474.
L-andon, ]. s., milk, 74.56.
Leapley. c. E. pure milk. 1913.
Malone, w. L., milk, s2.l4.
Marcy, Julius. milk, 62O1.
Markham. Edward. milk, s031.
Mayhem. L. E. milk. 1921.
MuIligan. S. c., milk, 1880.
Murphy. J. w. milk, 1854.
Murphy. J. w. tubercuiin tested
milk, $3.50.
Ogle. NJ. E. milk. 1910.
Orrison, J. S. milk. 715i
Oyster G. NJ, pasteurized milk,
Oyster, GIN, special milk pasteur-
lied, 1854
Oyster, G. NJ. certified milk. 9S.7S
Reilly, J. P, milk, SIS.
Richter. John. milk, 1923.
Rupert. J. H.. milk, 1888.
Selecman, w. R., pasteurized milk,
56.42.
Shawn. NJ. L.. tuberculin tested
milk, coils.
shulteis, Herman. pasterurized milk,
sLS2.
Shumate. G. H, milk, 1.G.
Simpson, w. A. pasteurized milk,
1862.
soper. R. F, milk. s2.4s.
Storm and Sherwood, pssteurized
milk, 1851.
Storm and Sherwood, famous spe-
cial milk, SO76.
Tanner, A. r. pasteurized milk,
1876.
TenIey. A. c., milk, $3.50.
Thompson, Corbin, pasteurized milk,
1884,
Thompson. Corbin, special raw milk
59.42.
Thompson, Corbin, Woodbridge milk
s5.A
Thompson Sisters. milk. 7232.
Thompson Sisters, pasteurized in bot
tie. $3.50.
Thompson Sisters, special milk, 73.s7.
Waller Brothers, milk, S5.S5.
Walker Gordon Laboratory, table
milk. S16.
welker, W. E, pure milk, 79.Ss.
Wise Bros, pasteurized milk. s2.66.
Wise Bros. pasteurized special milk,
800
Wise Bros, special raw milk, S.7s.
woodward Helpless.
In conclusion, the report states that
the method Of grading is as follows:
zone hundred points represents a
perfect milk, the 100
points being allotted as follows:
For dairy farms, equipment and
methods, IS 2-3; for dairy cattle, health
and cleanliness, 16 2-3; for dairy, equip
ment and methods, IS 2-3; for nutri-
tive value of the milk as determined
by chemical analysis, 16 2-3; for whole
someness, cleanliness, and keeping
qualities as determined by bacteriolog-
lcal analysis, 80 1-3. Total, 100"
DR.. Woodward declared yesterday
that the public would probably have
to take care Of themselves in the
matter of "decomposed and filthy
milk" which is being thrust on them
by INSCRIPTIONS dealers in the city
and that they would be kept inform
ed of existing conditions by the
Health Department. No immediate
action can be taken against the deal
ers till the fall, when the courts re-
unless a law is passed by
Congress in the meanwhile.
DR.. woodward said that the Health
would do all in its power
to keep the public informed to the
full extent and that Washingtonians
could protect themselves accordingly.
KAISER ON GALIcIAN FRONT.