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The Monticellonian., 1917-11-30

A new star has arisen in the British war zone to divide hon. prs with Field Marshal Haig and that is General Byng, who gets credit for the last success. ful drive against the Germans.
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-30
SPRAYED.

Two young horse mules strayed from my fam m les northwest of Berea the past Week. One blue mule branded "C" ol, the right jaw, null. rather leg gy, Also one chunky brown mule branded "J. H." on left sh ,ler. Blue mule coming three and brown mule coming two.
 Any information leading to recovery of iha above mules will be appeeciaied, and will pay rrasonab'e reward.
 Aduress J. N. RILEY, Mist, Ark
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-30

The State Constitutional Con. vention wisely adjourned until n.xt Inlv, but it would have been iser tn have adjourned un. til the war was over.
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-30

If the British tanks can walk through the German barbed wire entanglements and over the trenches as they are said to have done in the recent battle in France, all we have to say is, give us more tanks.
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-30

German activity, in this coun. try. seeme to have broken out afreSh. from the number of sus- nicious burninps of warehouses, factories. &c.. recently.
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-30

II Russia doesn't get back in line with the allies. before this gar is over, that country will be dropped from consideration by all civilized nations.
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-30

That British drive, last week !, agairst the Germans, on the Western front counted some.-
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-30

For Chancellor. We are authorized to announce Hon. F. c. Hammock, as a candidate for Chancellor oi the Second Chancery District of Arkansas;
 subject to the action of the Democratic Prima- " election.
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-30

The tanks made the way for the cavalry and infantry, and the Germans made a getaway r, J o
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-30
Warming Order.
In the Drew Chancery Cou

In the Drew Chancery Court. Mrs. J. S. Scott, ct. al, . Plaintiffs,
 vs. w. S. Montgomery, ct. al. , Defendants. The defendant Mary Hubbard, is warned t< appear in this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiffs, Mrs. | s. Scott, ct. al.
 Witness my hand and seal of said Cour this l4th day of Nov, 1917. 1l-l6-4t, H. c. Burks Clerk
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-30

The Germans know that they are whipped, and are now only whistling to keep their courage
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-30

Congress will convene again the first Monday in December.
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-30
Or. .d.E. SheWmake
NOTIG E of ESTRAY.

County of Drew. We, Wade H. rne, Lee Jones and T. L Fielder, three citiz ns of the County of Drew State of Ark and householders therein hay ing there to been appointed by $ L, MeOlain a J. P. of said County have this day viewed a bay mare, shown tn Us by Henry Rims as estrav. Said mare i - very old, a bay in color, bran lei E K on left boulder small spa Tn face, right hini leg white and about 1 i ? hands high and valu- ed at Sl0 00 Also We view d on mn colt, three years old. black with white noe, with small ~h te SD t on neck just behind right jtw, about 13 1 ? hand, hish and valued said mule at $65,OO.
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-30
The MG.nticellOnian

AS. K. GOTHAM, Ediror and Proprietor ND. GOTHAM, Business Manager
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-30
FRIDAY, NOV. BOTH, 1917.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Chancellor,

tElection May 18th, 19is.)
The Monticellonian., 1917-11-30

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The Monticellonian., 1917-11-30
Warning Order.

In the Drew Chancery Court
The Washington herald., 1917-02-09
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadephia, Feb. s-BUTTER-Supplies were
snail and prices Of fancy goods advanced lc. Tie
under grades. however, continued dull. We quOtc
Western solId-packed creamery fancy specials. per
do. seconds. S~sS4 nearby prints fancy, 81;
average extra i5sS frsts Seas2: seconds sass;
special fancy brands Of Prints SaO55.
EGGS-The market declined soc per &c Per
dozen under treer offerings. We quote: Nearby
extra per doL, f9; nearby frsts 1895 per standard
case; nearby current receipts 1870 I1r case; Wet
extras per doz. 20; extra frstS Is IS pcr
frsts l3.so per case. Canded eggs were jcbOins at
5la54 Ter doz.
LIVE POULTRY-FowIs as to quality. nszi
toosters l5al6 spring chickens. soft mesed. 2Oa22
White Leghorns, according TO quality, lean; ducka
TO size and quality lsaa; turkeys, 22a2i: geese.
I9a22; pigeons old. per pair. aa;o; do. young per
pair. 3s25.
fowls. Il 70 box, dry picked. fancy selected. per
pound, 5i4; weighing pounds and over apiece.
8; do. 81 pounds apiece. n: do. } pounds
apiece, 22aZ3; fowls in barrels fancy. dry-picked
weighing pounds and over apiece. 2Il4; smaller
sizes. 2a25 old roostcrs. dry picked. ls; roastir.
chickens. E -.srn, dry-picked In boxes 9aI0 pound
per psir. 2e8: roasting chickens Western dN
picked IN boxes. weighing Z rounds pr pair "a.
roasting chickens. Western. dry-picked. in barre
weighing salO pounds per pair. . roasting chckea
Western. in barrels. weighing pounds per Ia.
2la22 broiling chickens, Western in boxes weghir4
Sa4 pounds per pair, 5a2s; chickens. weighing SAT
pounds per pair Aa2i; do, mixed sizes lssa
broiles. jersey fancy. Cas-; broers other ncatt,
weighing llta2 pounds aEiecr. IaS2 TURKEYS p
pound. fancy nearby. c2l22: fancy Western. % d.
fair to good 3Oa5l; old toms. 29asO; common -.
ducks. nearby. 23a25; do. Western, 22a2i: gor-
nearby. leaA; do. Western, lsa2O; squads. ls
dozen, white, weighing nal2 pounds. 550a5.7j; III.
salo pounds 475s5.s; do, pounds 4ooa4 3: do.
pounds 325a3.io do. 6a6ai pounds 225425o: dark
20a25o; small and No. 2, 6DaltQ.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-09
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below are for large lots Of good
marketable goods only. Jobbers' prices higher.
Lower grades may be sold for less Fancy goods
command higher prices.
DGGs-Fresh, per doz 4oa5: Southern. San.
BUTTER Best prints, new. per n. i3; do. tub.
e; process Ns5; store packed 8aG.
LARD-Tub. pure, per D., HAIRY; do. com
pound l4ali,i cottonseed oil. psr ave gallon can.
SIS.
CHEESE-New York. new. per n. PAS; fat,
25s2S; swi.. domestic. aa36: do. foreign. 56seo.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens, per b.. 2ss2S; hens.
per D., 2a2l; roosters, per D N. ducks, per D..
20; geese per b.. lSale; keats. young. IA Ds. and
over. each, IS: turkeys. Per n.. EsS.
DRESSED POULTRY-Chickens choice per D.,
z3s2S hens choice per n. 2la22; roosteis. per n.,
lSal4; capons. ms, each, Per o.. 2ss30; ducks.
large, per n %; geese. large, b l6s3; TURKEYS
choice. per 10. 2sa5o: do. medium. per n. S.
LIVE sTOCk-CslVes veal, prime. per o.. II;
do. medium. l2al3; spring lambs fat, per n.
l2al3; sheep. per B.. 6A7k.
DRESSED GOODS-POrk. small. per b. lp4al5;
do. heavy. per n. l3al3h.
GREEN GOODS-Besns. per basket. 55s4so;
lima beans. TTorids. per basket. 275a32S; beets.
Florida crate l75s25o: Brussels spsouts qt, l5ss;
cabbage per 100 bs 7ooas %; carrots box l2sl.5o
cauhower California, crate 2Ooa2 50; celery, Florida,
per crate. 3ua4.oo; cucumbers. basket. ScoaL0;
cy nblnss crate So32 g eggplant, per crate. 3sos
400; kale, per bbl., l5Oa2o0; lettuce, Forids per
basket, 3ooa45o; okra Florida, pr crate. 2sosi5o;
onions per box. 500; peas FloridA per basket, oa
$50: pepperA per crate. S50ai5o; potatoes per Dbl.
sooa7o do Northern, per sack. 6ooz6 50; rutabsgas,
per obl.. i0oai50: sweet potatoes per bbl S0os5oo
spinAsh per bbl.. 3ooaioo; tomatoes, Florida, per
crate 20Oa4.0o; turDips per box, l.5al.S.
FRUIrS-Apples per DBL. 2oas.oo: grapefruit,
Ter hox, 3ooa35o; lemons. per box 3E37S; oranges.
rer boz. California. 2oa3oo; do. Flosida 3zsI 90;
pinespplss. per crate, S.soai.u.
sEEDs-Bhe grss. per bushel. Ito; clover.
Alfalfa per H.. N4al5; do, slsike per h.. Ta2o;
red. per n. ls4sls; do. white, per b.. asto;
ssphinE or mammoth. per n. isa2p: timothy. per
bushel, 2na26o; orchard grass. per bushel. 25a2S
GAI-nmothy. No. l. PER ton. N0sl5.m; do.
No. 2, 400; mixed Ioo0al2 %: ear corn new. per
bol. s5o wheat. straw. per ton 500: tangled rye
straw per ton. lloo long rye straw. per ton. Ioo;
red top. per lb.. loal2.
HIDEs-Green. per n. 20; do. sslted, per n.
q; do dry. per n. 4a3l: horse hides. each. 100;
calf skins. green. each. 90; lamb skins green.
s,ch 5oz2 90.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-09

and virginia. s1t,s. aaB: hrsts asz; Hors-
lacked. frsts. q: rolls Maryland and Peunsylvsnsa
y; do West Virginia. q
LIVE PoULTRY-Pnces per pound unless other
22a2s: do. by express. z; do. rough and poor
lsa2o; old hens, Z Ds. and over. a; do. mail
TO medium. %: do. old roosters and stsss.
IL Ducks. young. Muscovy and Mongrel, Isals; DO.
White Pekinzs lss2D; Indian Runners. young falls:
Puddle, choice. fat, lssls; do. smaller isslf Geese
Maryland and Virginia. fat. lsais; do Southern and
Western lsals; do. Kent Island. fat ooa2 Turkeys
choace hens, 2sa29, do. young gobblers. 2a2T; do.
old toms. Is; do. snail poor. crooked bressi. Ds2l
Piseons, old. pair, 3: do. young. 5 Guinea fosl.
Young; ~ DE- and up 3a0: do. smaller. Is; DO.
DID, g.
vEaETABLEs AND GREEN FRurrs-posa,os..
white. Western Maryland and Peunsylvania bushel.
20os2lo; do. New York State bushel 2iosa1
do. Eastern Shore Maryland and Virginia No. l.
bushel. Goa2lo; do frosted bushel T5sl oo nearby
bushel box 2oos2.io; No. . and culls, bushcl. lls
lsO; sweets. Eastern Shore. Virginia. yelows.
per barrel. 3.ooas.5o: do, Eastern Shore. Mary
land and Delaware. barrel. :.soaa.p: do, YORK
River, barrel S.oOs35o: North Carolns, barrel
35Oa375; Hampers. basket, i.oesii0: yams, large.
bright. smooth, barrel. 25oa2.7s; apples. Western
Maryland and Pennsy'.nia packed. barrel. 25csssoi
No. 2. 2o0s250; beans Florida, green basket LIZA
LIS; do, wax. basket 3al.S; cabbage. New Yort
State. Danish. ton. looalo; do. domestic. ton,
5o.maso.oo: do Florida. crate. 2oD.3o: cslery.
New York bunch ooa5o. Crsnberries as to auaL
ity barrel, 5.ooas5o. Cucumbers Florida, basket.
25Os3.5o Esgplants. F1orida, crate. l.75a2.. Grape
fruit Florida. as to size, box. 200a2.75 Kale Nor
folk. barrel. so1so; do, native, bushel bon, Sssic
Lettuce Norfolk, basket. s0al.5J; do. F1orida.
basket, l.oos26 Onions. New York and Western.
yellow. loo-lb sack. 5!0zs5o. oranges Florida, as
to size. I.T5s22S Peppers. Florida crate ZSOssoo.
Spinach, Norfolk, LsoaI75; do, native buShel boz.
5Oae0 Sauash Florida crate. 2oOa225 Stra sb@rrIes.
Florida, refrigerator. quart. Ss5. Tomatoes. F1cs-
ida. fsny. carrier. s.oos3so; do. choice. carrsr.
200a25o
The Washington herald., 1917-02-09
LOCKED IN drug STORE
While PHONING FRIEND
1t Was a Long Story and Proprietor
Coe. Home.

Philadelphia, Feb. s-Mrs. Charles
Talbot was impelled 10 telephone some
friends just at the time that Marvin
Nurier felt the cali TO dinser last
night
Les wing her home at 372 Union
street Jersey City. she went 70 Nu-
rier's drug store near by at 343 Third
street, and. entering telephone booth.
closed the door.
NurIer pushed back his specs" and
peered from behind the prescription
counter. The relief clerk had not re-
turned from his dinner, and IL was $50
o'clock. Nurier could wait no longer.
There were no customers in the store
that he could see. so he would just
lock up and so home.
He dimmed the lights. struggled into
his overcoat went out and locked the
door.
Mrs. Talbot hung up the receiver
and emerged from the booth. why
were the lights so dim? No matter
She was in haste to return to her
home and dinner and started to open
the street door.
Locked!
She looked around wildly. but could see
nobody. At length she observed a police
man approach and knocked on the glssE.
Patrolman Simmons quickened his pace
But the wind was strong. the glass was
thick, so he could not understand her
cries. At that moment up came Nurier.
returning well satisfied from the roast
"BUrglars" he exclaimed. Catch 'em,
Office
Mr. Talbot shook the door handle
vigorously.
Let me OUT" she cried, but they could
not hear her words
Now be ready, officer" painted Nurier,
fitting his key in the lock. Then he
flung open the door. pulling the angry
Mrs Talbot with IT,
The Washington herald., 1917-02-09
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago. Feb a-Ths high railway officials of
the roads leading from Chicago to the eastern -
board have marked. it Is said. the waiting food
stuffs already purchased by the British commission
and ready for shipment, must ship"
While there were sales Of cash wheat at Chicag 70
OF only 500 bushels old No. 2 hard winter, the
Southwest made the claim that exporters were
In tbs market there for the cash arlcle. omsh,
reported the Price there 10 CENTS over, and St.
Louis q cents Chicago May, with considerable
business accomplished at the latter point
The wheat market not in besrish a posi-
ton today as for several weeks past as many in
the trade covered their short contracts and took
on considerable Of the May future
Coarse grains were irregular and unsettled but
they ruled stronger than wheat
Corn closed y cent higher to unchanged and
oats was unchanged TO \ cent lower. There was
considerable spressure these cereals during the
morning but the Losses sustained at that time
were recovered later along with the advance in
wheat
The Washington herald., 1917-02-09
In the World of Finance and Trade
STOCKS CLOSE WEAK
in new YORK LIST
Trading Nearly All Professional Wild
Kumors Circulated During Day.
CBy tn. international New. service.

my the international News service.)
New York, Feb. s.-Stocks closed weak
IN wall Street today. after a session in
wnich the trading was almost entirely
professional. The volume of business
meant nothing. because the same traders
bought and sold stocks a dozen times
during the session. Rumors too wild to
9usuty repetitition even as rumors, were
circulated on the floor of the exchange.
announcements that Union Pacific direc-
TORS had declared an extra dividend of
one-half per cent and that the Standard
OIL Company, of New Jersey, had ordered
all Its ships to remain in port for two
days constituted the only news OF i'm
portance
Professional Wall Street is intensely
oullish again Conditions are almost ex-
actly what they were when steel was
selling around 1l3, after declaration OF
the big dividend. The short interest is
technically large but a good part of It
Is outstanding, for the account of per-
sons who never let the actual certificate
leave their strong box. The fact taht the
market is being sold by this class Of per-
sons does not necessarily mean 1t is
going down for the big insiders are often
fooled as badly as the public.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-09
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
COTTON MARKETS,

New York. Feb. a-Trads IN cotton oontinned On
small scale today. owing TO increased tension In
the political situation
There was irregular opening March starting at
DE, an advance Of % points and then dropping to
l5,6O before the end Of the call. a net gain Of Is
points while May was up points. July down l
point, October up points and December m 4
points
There we're some buying orders in March for for
eign account, and when these were executed at the
nrst sales the demand diminished, while offerings
increased. After the call there was some readH1st
ment OF quotations. March. before the end Of the
INST ten minutes falling II points while July rose
points.
covering BY local shorts on sdvices that the Pres-
dent would not address Congress today. brouyh.
about q quick rise in mid afternoon with Nav
selling up to l5s2 and Octobsr TO 1851. Iatsr
fluctuations were very irregular. the market closing
points "
The Washington herald., 1917-02-09

1t is proposed to revive the former plan
for railroad connecting Durango and
other interior points with the port Of
Mazatlan, thereby opening a very rich
mineral, agricultural and timber region
for development. The line from Som
brerete to Durango will be completed
within eight months ralsi progress hav-
ing been made, and it is then proposed
to commence work on the extension to
Mazatlan.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-09
U. s. Treasury Statement.

Total ordinary receipts Of the United
States Treasury up to and at the close
of business February Z. 1917, s437,1e5,-
64454. Total ordinary receipts for the
corresponding period last year. sSsl,-
939.621.32.
Total ordinary disbursements up TO
and at the clNe of business February
:. 1917. s5sO,494.S11.46. Total ordinary
disbursements for the corresponding
period last year, s443,509, ,57S.5S.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-09
BALTIMORE PRODUCE

Baltimore Nd, Feb s.-EGGS-Market easier.
Maryland, Pennsylvania and nearby frsts per dor.
E;, Eastern Shore, Maryland and Virginia frsts IS:
Western tohioD frsts, 45 West Virginia firstz "a;
Southern North Cardinal frss q; Western storage
lease COUNT, q; selected candled stock, in car
ton a.
BUTTER-Separstor. extra. ilsi2; frsts. sa5s;
private, ls-b.. Aai2; hrsts. ass: DO. Id, extra,
&la42; hrsts, Has9; boch. bs. e1trzA Aaf2,
azsta S.sR; dai1 printA AA1land. PsnUis.aia
The Washington herald., 1917-02-09
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Feb. s-Nuney call opened at ~
Ter cent; high. per cent; low. "a Der cent close
"a per cent. Most Of the days loans were made
at "a per ccnt
Time money possibly a tribe sader in tone
the supply showing some increase. Rates on good
mixed collateral were quoted at 81 to I per cent
for sixty days per cent for ninety days and four
months, 4 70 "A per cent for FIVE and siI mouths
Mercantile paper was issued moderately The dc
nand was slightly better, but the tone was firm
Rates, = TO ~ per cent for the best namss-
The Washington herald., 1917-02-09
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

Chicago. Feb. s-HoGS-Receipts. $500 head
fairly active at to 1oc under yesterdays s,er,,s
Bulk, L 10al20; light n.e5al20; mixed II IA
l2ss; heavy. lsa12s; rough. n-sal2oo; Pig, e.7oa
1870.
CATTLE-Receipts, 700 head; steady Native
beef cattle, 79oal2.5; Western steer. 7enaio "a
stockers ard feeders. eloa9.35; COWS and beifers
5.lsal0.50; calves. l0.25ali.50.
SHEEP-Receipts 5000 hsad, firm W,tbes,
NDau75, lamhs, 120s2AA
The Washington herald., 1917-02-09
NEW YORK PRODUCE,

New York, Feb s.-BUTTER-steady: receipts
b.so1 packages. Creamery, extras 2scUre 45al51s
frsts, I1SaA; seconds. S5a37.
EGGS-Unsettled: receipts, $500 cases. Fresh
gathered extra fsts. per doz, Fai71s; rsts isa 6k
refrigerator seconds to frsts 4lai2A; nearby hen
nery whites. fine to fancy, 0s5l do. browns 4ss49
CHEESE-Firm; receipts, 23e boxes State nclc
specials 25Aa2Slz; do, average fancy, IS
LIVE POULTRY-Ffrn. Chickens 2la2lh: fowls
Za24
DRESSED PoULTRY-Frm. Chickens, lsa2s
fowls lsa34; turkeys, 0a4
The Washington herald., 1917-02-09
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore Feb. s.-WHEAT-C1csed dull and
lower. No red spot and February, l7S7i,
nominal No. red Western spot, I.sZ7,, nominal.
CORS-COsed fTmcr. SpOt, Ll2S.
oATS-MArket about steady on spot. Standard
white, ssIs No. ; white, 65
The Washington herald., 1917-02-09
Government Bond Issue

The foremost subject of discussion
in banking circles here yesterday was
the proposed United States government
bond issue. Neither the amount of the
issue or the interest has been agreed
upon yet, as far as can be learned. 1t
Is believed. however, that 1t will be
for not less than s250.000, 900 at 3h
per cent
The administration officials are
averse to having an interest rate as
high as 4 per cent. This will be an
important factor when 1t is finally
agreed upon. A 4-per-cent government
bond issue at this time would unsettle
the whole bond market. in the opinion
of local flnanciers, but 1t is not believ-
ed that such a high interest rate will
be necessary to insure the success of
such a loan.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-09
NO CIVIL SERVICE FOR P. MS.

The House yesterday rejected the Sen
ate amendment to the legislative appro-
priation bill. which would have placed
all postmasters of the country in the
civil service. The amendment was re-
5ected Vitheot Q record ~akA
The Washington herald., 1917-02-09
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished by w. b. Hibbs 4 Co.

SALES
Washington Railway & Electric as 81 no At SIT.
100 at slh
American Graphophone S. 500 at lo0. 500 at
l02I. "" -
Capital Traction } at ST.
Washington Railway & Electric CON- 70 al n
After call:
washington Gas S. $50 at 1851
Capital Traction S. 500 al loe&
American Grsphophone es s. 600 at Io2
Capital Traction 5 at s5Ik
Union Trust 10 at l2ri
The Washington herald., 1917-02-09
Cosden Dividend.

Cosden & Co. has declared a regular
quarterly dividend of 2 per cent and an
extra dividend of per cent, payable
February "A to stockholders of record
February Is
United Cigar Stores has declared a regu-
lar dividend OF 3-4 per cent on preferred
stock, payable March Is to stockholders
of record February 2
The Washington herald., 1917-02-09
BOSTON STOCK MARKET,

Boston, Feb. s-The market was active in Alaska
Gold, which made a new low record, and in Arz ia
Commercial. which strong moderate in dealing.
ofhp-risa
The Washington herald., 1917-02-09
BONDS ARE feature
ON LOCAL EXCHANGE
Banking Aides Discuss Proposed Gov
ernment Bond Issue.

Bonds again featured the trading at
yesterdays session of the Washington
Stock Exchange. American Graphophone
IS were firm, selling at 1O2 for round lots
and 102 IA for odd lots Railway Is sold
at 81 IL to 81 IA. Capital Traction 5s
eased off to log 1-2 and lOS 3-4. Railway
common sold at IS and Union Trust Com
pany stock changed hands at 1241-2.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-09
N. & w. Steamboat Election.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Norfolk and Washington Steam
boat Company was held yesterday after
noon In the company's offices at the foot
OF Seventh street. The following direc-
tors were elected: John Boyd, d. ]. CAL
lahan, Daniel Fraser, c. F. Norment,
George w. Pearson. n. II. Shea, Odell S.
Smith, Hylas T. Wheeler and Levi Wood
bury. Later the directors convened and
elected the following officers: Levi Wood
bury, president; c. F. Norment, vice pres
ident; ID. ], Callahan, second vice presi-
dent and general manager, and Odell s.
Smith, secretary and treasurer.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-09
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York, Feb. "A persistent rumOr that
President Wilson would address Congress this aft
srnoon caused most traders on the curb to hold
OF. Ths market was not exactly in alarmist
stats Stocks gener7lly eassd OF due in part TO
bear Efforts and In part to neglect. II was the
dunest day on the curb since Germany declared The
neY submarine zone.
Furnished by w. w. Easterday a
The Washington herald., 1917-02-09
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York. Feb. s-wHEAT-Firner: more in
quiry. No red, L9ik; 80 l Northern q o b
go6A; No hard winter. e. Q. b., is4s No
mactroHi. nominal: No. / Manitoba 264 Ex-
r0rters took 1000 bushels including 30 oos bush,au
mixed winter at big premium sS cents over
MAY, T. o. b.
CORN-Steady; quief inquiry No. . yellow. LA
c. T. T.. to arrive: No. yellow. LID, to arrive Er-
portsrs took nothing
OATs-stsAdy; hight inquiry No white, sa.se;
stsndArd. Sass; No white. sss; No white.
s5Gfs: unsrzded, aa7o. Exporters took nothing,
The Washington herald., 1917-02-09

Dutch people ara boarding silver and
about S5,0o,ooo worth of the metal has
disappeared from circulation
The Washington herald., 1917-02-09

The funeral OF Bernard Schmith, IS
years old, a former resident of this city,
who died yesterday at his home, 702 South
Fourth street Baltimore. will take place
at II O'Clock Saturday morning from st.
Msry's Catholic Church. The deceased.
besides his wife, is survived by four chill
dren.