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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-15
Federal Club
Suddenly Ends
Baseball Suit
Baltimore Officials Decide Ma
jOr Leagues Not Liable
for Damages,

go. ...--
ulI.H It'Ll lliiA' Jun" l'.-' onNlntrd.
|sCC"ruihb I" counsel tur mo plaiuuIL
VIA, oItahIAed baseball had entered ny"
~, w. ,unol,'' 'IE 20 wreck ih business ih'
h.3 hbat,iI3'' fSu"rhi l'hsne 'luh To-Day
mUpp'u lth E'uo'oop antitrust damage
au.. Hh"''.hl 'ie american ana NhUon'
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-15
For the Future.

Considering these details the white
Sox cause looks as rosy as IA Carolina
sunset
So mr they have BEEN the strongest
defensive club lu the game They could
have won Inst season II they had been
ablo 10 suppress the Red SoN a. critical
spOts nu, tho Rcd SoN tor over two
Years. have cujoNcd the kuaCk ~ rising
1t the main moment and drCpplblug
hcir leading rivals Along which line We
wll know more about " All when the
White SuN reach Bosiun n they can ,cnr
hradloug into this citadel oi culture and
pcuuants md retire with victory, the Red
Sox outlook viii begin to develop indigo
strcoks around the edges Rut those who
h,tvo followed the pungent dope for the
past two seasons still recall the Red Sot
habit down the ttrctCh-cv'n when the
stretch is away from homn with the
teams star inncldcr off tho job.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-15

Ye Ancient Rooter Discusses We White
SoS.

H. was tho Ancient Roothr who first
blasted his Way TO fame b. stopping one
of three"
on this occasion II was the compiler ~
these polite dispatches who WAS tagged.
Kindly answer this query for me- the
\. II began. "The White SoV this week
fought lhrir way into the lead ON the
road They went into the lead with Ed
do Collins. usmol .320 batter batting
o3G. with Joe Jackson, u normal $50
batter hitting 2J5, with Hnp Nolsch u
300 artist, under .10 with Ray S,hllk
a 2Gl citizen. around 2ol TN" White
SoN as club normally bat around $50.
Thry scrambled into the lead while ouly
batting go. n they can take the lead
with Collins. Jackson, Felsch aud others
from Gu to 100 points below the uyeiHr'.
whcro Will they be when Collins, Jackson,
Fclsch Schalk and the others begin 10
paddle the oil pl and GET back up where
they belong As one hug Go fellow nut.
/ ask YOU TO tell me-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-15
Sport Splnters

Notice the league standing today Tho
Boosters are an 'ruttcd up now that
they are ON top.
Cecil Huston was siencd yesterday aft
crnoun to replace Montgomery at ihlrd-
hnse Huston was with the boosters in
1913,
The now player wasn't I'm tho gang yes
tcrduy. hut win possibly play today.
President Duncan says he's great one.
Game today called at O'Clock TO al.
| low Oklahoma CITY tOam 10 catch train
for sherman, where they open II four
game series tomorrow
Fort smith comes next but there will
be no baseball ut Saratoga Park until
June e.
! shlnoult II coming into hls own Rt last
| lie hits one or moro homcruns every day
Yesterday he drove out two circuit
cluuis
/ NRno also broke into tho homerun col
/ umn 0NtstvrdnN his drive Immediately
| following that oi Shinault IN tho third
inning tie also made a single and
walked twice.
/ Latina was mt hat" five times, scored
I Three runs aud made four hits Not a
4 bad days work At M
| Tnko th6m ont some morning Murray,
and teach them now 10 run bases
| Raleigh Altchison gave un eleven hits
and Ardmorc defeated Tul1 90 4
| rhompson'H hitting was the feature.
! little base running practice would
not hurt tho boosters Poor Judgment on
tho base lines cost them runs IN nearly
every garir
Wctgel manager " the Muskogec team
was fined so by President Hell for his
part In the hutlesuuo Mt Fort Smith yes.
terdny afternoon with tho Twins hold.
ing n safe lead, the Nets turned the game
into farce
| sliding head-flrst into second tase when
attempting To steal hns long been ont NJ
date, yet that was the style IN which
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-15
Raymond Swoboda
Faces Spy Charge

PARIS Juno IS Raymond Ruff
Swoboda, who was held for some time
BY the Paris police IN the spring OF
1915 on suspicion Of causing a fire on
board the French liner La Touraine,
has been arrested 10y the Zurich police.
according to the Zurich correspondent
OF the Petit Parsicn Swoboda is ao-
cused OF recruiting spies to work
against France and is alleged to be in
close relations with a German business
man who was recently sentenced to life
Imprisonment in Paris for espionage
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-15
LUMBERJACKS ARE
FETED IN BOSTON

BOSTON June l5--More than 500
bnrN lumhcrjacks. the pick OF New
rnglands forest workers, were guests
'a, night at dinner at the Boston
li,v club given by the Massachusetts
committee ON public safety on the eve
o., the lumbcriacks' departure for Eng
land They go abroad as units OF ten
,avmills recruited IN this section to
,pced up the supply OF lumber for use
m the trenches
The woodsmen many OF them in
their shr,sleeycS, dued with the gov
crn0rS or other representatives OF the
several states that contributed the
units.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-15
Twilight Sleep"
Home Permitted

NEW YORK, June lS-Thc appel
late divi,ion " The supreme court de
ridcd that Dr. II Wellington kuipc
may use his residence a, ! Riverside
drive for twilight sleep patients Such
use does no, violate covenant lm,'ug
the use OF tho property 10 private resi-
dcnces The higher cour, reversed the
decision ny Justice Donnelly who
granted adjacent property owners an
Injunction
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-15
Mrs. Mooney Seen
at Scene. of Blast

SAN FRANCISCO. June l5.-Wit-
nesscs have been found BY the state
who will testify that Mrs, Rena
Mooney. on trial here for murder, rode
In an automobile to the scene OF the
preparedness day explosion just prior
TO its occurrence, July p, 1910, ac-
cording TO a statement made today by
Louis Ferrari, who is conducting the
ease. Mrs Mooney il directly charged
with the murder OF Mrs Myrtle Van
Loo, one OF the EXPLOSIONS ten victims
Unpaid telephone bills Tor the month
Of June are past due II not paid by
p. M. of the 18th service will he dis
continued Pioneer Tel & Tel. Co..
Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-15
on YEAR, Wherein

This was to be an of year I'm base
ball Yet. despite cold. rainy spring
there have been four occasions ALREADY
fanatics have been turned away from
closed gates New York and Chicago.
leading the cities east and west, have
faced greater than capacity crowds
War In I'm the air, but baseball is stll
In the human breast
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-15

Jess willard has quit the circus or the
circus has quit Jess Willard. or tho
same II about to happen Lucky Jess,
The circus Is n great institution, but he
iE one of the very few main exhibits who
can quit, when he cares 10. Tho lion,
the tiger, the leopard, the rhnoceros, the
hDppotnmus. the giraffe and the elephant
probably indulge In hunch here and
there that they too, would like to step
away from tho sawdust aud the big tent
Tor a spell But II ls no easy matter
TO break through an iron cage or snap
a thick steel chain, oven To carry out a
desire
Once again Ia the superiority OF the
human over the brute demonstrated.
Stuffy MClnns is far beyond Collins
Baker and Barry nt bat Stuffy is the
only one OF the quartet still wearing the
old uniform which first engendered the
$40 habit. An old Mackian uniform
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-15
WHERE rHeV PLAY TO-DAY.

Western Association.
pcnlaon at oklahoma Guy
AIdmurc at Tulsa
Nuskugrc NJ Fort Smith
McAlcsttt Ht sherman
National League.
nortnn ~ Chicago
New York at pit'RhurE
ltuoklyn nt ~ Louis
Philadelphia ~ cincinnati
American League.
~ Louis ~ Sew York
chicago at Uustnn
Detroit nt Washington
Cleveland ~ rhilRdrlphia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-15
MeS22Kl1RzlZIIlGIlT 81
bxz) Gr071tld120TIce

wouldn't hang ON o n.oFc who ba't,d
urd,r 800
An umpire may be nuisance. hlrh
wlNuau. h0uSltr .rrrU Uf luuh' 81.
eater nRrld, iuurt. Juh, nNm, mayhem
IsH MuutUmcd4u. murderer taur,
tFdssitu,, blind, crtgv and pll 10 rest u'
NJ liut hc sm1r'rsf gus that over lived
hnS never y'i invented ~ BAN game with
the umpire detached Figure the r'st Of
IL out yourself
The Ouner lnterIects Again.
Pack up your troubles iu your old Kit
bag and pmilc smile" smile.
The guy who pcunod that rowp.ug song
WAS there with the advice
And yet I'm laying - 10 !, " amy price
you stNin,
Tho hilIy author never anew the hor-
rDrcut 90 slice.
o.
Tho main difference between soldier
In the trench and duff'r in bunker
Is about Ihl- one digs 900 and the other
digs out
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-15

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Mr,ttrn A.,orIntInn.

Western Association,
At oklahoma city j.. b,uHnn 3.
Al Ior Smith %. MIvknree 4.
At sherman g. MHNl,sfur o.
At Tulsa z NflWuir
Texas League,
At Dallas Houston
Az shreveport San Antonio %
A. Waco & Inr' Worth
American Association.
A. l.enrHs tI'N -. So lHU' D.
A. Milwaukee %. Minneapolis '.'
A. Toledo Z indianapolis Uihfivun lns
uluIaI.
A. columbus Z. Louisville O.
American League.
A. philadelphia. Detroit rain
A. Sew Nurk. chicago. rain
A. WazhinEtpu. cleveland, fHin
A. Boston %. ~ Louis
Western League.
~ Joplin . SlouN cry
~ ~ Joseph ls omaha
A. Wichita &. Lincoln
A. Denver I Dos Nuiufs
Southern League
A. plrrturunm no. Nashville
A. Sew orleans G N,mphs
A'Iit'lc Rock Mobile. rustu ned rain
A. Atlanta % DhnttanoogA 8 trl.''u 60.
uiuIHI.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-15

Prepare Co Assist i'm the Red Cro-, Drive Which
Begins Next T Tstee1-v
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-15

Notice the league standing today Tho
boosters are hll 'puttcd up now that
they are ON top
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-15

sliding head first into second tase when
attempting To steal has long been ont NJ
date. yet that was the style IN which
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-15

Elmer Smith. g'flr'1er hns been re-
rucd 10 Cloy'''ni hy Washington.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-15

A little base running practice wunlJ
not hurt tho boosters Poor Judgment oi
the base lines cost them runs IN ncafl
every pauip
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-15

Raleigh Altchison gave up eleven hits
and Ardmnrc defeated Tul1 go 4
Thompson'H hitting was the feature.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-31
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below are for large lots Of
so1d marketable goods only. Jobbers' Prices are
higher. Lever grades may te sold Tor JssS.
tanCy goods command higher prices.
E'iiiS-Sfsady; rCdrby y: Southern, 4O.
CHEESE-New York State factory. new. ga
T.
BUTTER Elgin T-iut. l5; Elgn tub g;
process. ioisail; store ack,d. 81.
LIVE POULTRY-Hens. per n, p; roosters.
per H., IS; TURKEYS pr b.. 3a22; spTing chick
ems. per h.. 2sa50; ducks. per h., I3ag); geese.
Pcr d.. lOaIs; keats. Young. each, Oa5l.
DRESSED POULTRY-Hens, choice. per h..
22a2i: sptius chickens. oOa2s Fer ID; turkeys
psr 10. 23a2j; ROSTERS, per h.. lTaIs; geese,
Ier II. l@1lj
LIVE sTOCK-sheep. per b.. sa7; lambs.
spring. ljal5i4; calves. per H.. Is; medium, Il
Per h.; common. per h.. lOal2
SEEDS-RCd clover, u oOal2.50 per bu.; alsiks
cIo1er, l2ocal2sO per hu.; crimson clover. ll.OOa
ll.50 per bu.; timothy, 4G per hu.. red top,
Hcoal5.o0 per bu.; bluegrass. :.o0as.Ij per bu. ;
orchard grass, 3.GD per bu.; white clover. 50 per
H.: alfalfa clover, loas0 per lb: cowpeas.
35,sa7j.
GRAIN-wheat. milling Ter bushcI, l.,5a2 10
com. per bu., Isja2O 90: oats white per bu,
%; mixed. per bu.. s9ae0.
FRUITS-Apples. new, per bbl., l.1aL50;
pcr box. 5oal.5O; California oranges. 35Oa3.75;
ltmup-, 69lGs.C0; peaches. l.Ha2.0O crate; wa
tefmeions. 25aJO each; cantaloupes California,
2o0a2Oo; Southern and nearby, 5eaa50; grapes,
ConcuTds. crate. IcOsl.75; Niagara, crate, l.OOa
100; pears. basket, 5Osl.s; damsons. basket.
,OaTs
GREEN GOODS-Potatoes, new, 3OOa35O per
thl; No. ?, l.5O126) PER bbL; string beans.
rer Dbl. 3.0CaI.se; peppers, per basket. iOa50;
OSr1. per crate, 7jal.0O; rsdiShes. per l00 15Oa
go: cucumbers. basket. l.5Ol2,5O; eggplant. Goa
Is crate. new cabbage. per bbl., T5al.OO; beets
per bunch. 3a5; lettuce. Tsa2.50 per basket /;
celery, per dOz., 0a75; celery, per crate, 25Jl
SEQ; romaine lettuce. Oa75; squash, 5Oa75 pr
crate; Tomatoes. 5Oll.OO crate: spring onions
l5ca200 per 100 bunches; onions per Dbl, 5os
80; spinach, l.0nal5) per bbl.; kale. 5aO
pcr tbl; corn, per doz, l2als; lima beans. per
qt., l5a5
The Washington herald., 1917-08-31
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. Aug. Slack Of business becan-c
Of the mary atientecs from the floor and a
tendency to even mp accounts prior to the Is
suanee of the government repot were the
features Of the cotton market today. Brokers
remarked the difficulty they experienced in
executing ord-ss ard only small transactions
either way were necSssay to influence prices IN
the market, which were of pre-holiday and pre-
rCport character
Changes were irregular Throughout the ses.
sion, with the buting maialy cot,ring of shorts
and commission house oIders. hut the supple
from Liverpool and wall street liquidation held
the market check
The close was barely steady. 6 points higher
to points lower. Export Of cuttm todsy
amounted to ISIS bales. all TO Great Britain.
shiIznents thus far this sessnn have reached
%sSlN bales again ,6s.o55 bales last year.
SPIT eotton here vas quiet and UNCHANGED AZ
" There were no s1e<. IN the South tue
apot malkst& were anefarerd 70 xe lofse.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-31
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago. Aug. 3.-The average farmer Is wait
ing for the Official price to be made on wheat.
He would rather take chance OF securing q
higher Tricp than the trade expects to sse It
fixed than to sgH it now and not be counted in
On any gains likely to he made.
MilCrs were free buyers of wheat at Chicago
today. their purchases being largely in the way
Il carlots. and they also bought $500 bushels
in rouud lots.
Com bad many friends and resting spots for
the day were at net advances Of s.a%c.
The oats maTSet was strong. and prices were
A.aLc higher. The weakness in the stock mar.
ket failed 10 influence oats. Shorts bought
freely and the September held only a small
premium over the December. Had II not been
that there were free sales Of hog products in the
way Of securing profits, prices would have sold
much higher than those recorded. Resting
sIots for the dav were at advances of TO II
points and the feeling was strong. Cash meats
and lard were hoUcht by exporters as well a. by
the drmc-'ic trade
Furnished by ~ II Hitbs & Co
The Washington herald., 1917-08-31

neat house to have a husband who
passes through Il like a cyclone. leav-
ing destruction in his wake, and who
doubles and trebles her work by never
putting anything back where he got IL.
This 10 rank unadulterated selfish
ness for which there is no excuse.
To the woman who Is letting her
good. kind, generous husbands little
faults blind her 10 all his big vir-
tues. so that Il is turning what should
be happy marriage into a miserable
one, can offer a sovereign remedy
that never fails. Let her go away
from him. 20 away among strangers
for while. Separtion Is the cure for
nine-tenths of domestic misery, and
it's pity that people haven't enough
intelligence TO realize this and amply
II themselves without calling in the
divorce court doctor.
Two people. especially when they are
OF entirely different temperaments. are
practically sure to get on each 9TH
ers nerves when they live together
day in and day out. They see each
other at such close range that every
fault and foible becomes exagCerated
every weakness is magnified. A per-
sonal defect becomes deformity. a
personal idiosyncrasy crime. Their
affection dies down 10 ashes and
nothing but the breath Of absence
will fan II to life again.
Let this woman who finds her hus-
band so intolerable go away from
him or let him save his domestic hap
piness, and help save his country at
the same time. by enlisting in the
army, and in less than six months
the wife will be down on her knees
praying God to send him back to
her, and give her the privilege once
more OF picking up after him aroupd
the house, and putting his buttons on
his shirt and doing all the dear little
hOmcly duties a devoted woman does
for the big. blundering, careless man
to whom she is both wife and mother.
Copyright, 1917. by the Wheeler Syn
dicate, 1nc)
The Washington herald., 1917-08-31
BEARS DELIVER BLOW
To STOCK MARKET
Send-off Given to Departing Guards
men Cause of Slump.


New York. Aug. 90.-Bears gave the
stock market a hard smash today.
the hardest It has had in several
months. In the short two-hour ses-
sion they found the floor OF the ex-
change bare OF most OF its members.
The big send-off demonstration TO de-
parting Guardsmen was the magnet
that had drawn many of them away.
Hence the attack found the market
bare OF its usual supporters.
The drive was directed mainly
against the industrials whose profits
are due to suffer through the war
revenue law. Steel was the center
Of the attack. II was driven down
ia points. 1t closed at the low
point with much stock pressing for
sale. Crucible went of and Central
Leather, Bethlehem and Cuba Cane
Sugar followed suit.
Rails felt the blow also. Delaware
and Hudson dropped below the low
est 1t has reached in more than
twenty years. New York Central
also touched a new low record fol-
recent months.
The oil stocks suffered with the rest.
Texas Oil slumped l3 points and show
ed little rallying power. Mexican
Petroleum also wabbled and sank
with practically no recovery.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-31
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia, Aug. 3--BUTTER-ln small
supply and firm under a fair demand. Western.
soiid packed. creamery. fancy specials. 4j14:
extra, Ei5aAis; extra frsts. GAS; frstE, 81;
seconds, 20; nearby prints, fancy, q; average
extra. aea7; frsts. i3ai5; seconds. IlaR; special
brands Of prints j0bting at 5laA
EGGS-Fine. new-laid egg Wcll cleaned up
and firm. Demand fair. In free cases, near
by frsts. l20 per standard case: current re-
csEts, Y % per case seconds, lO9aIl.3 . per
case; Western eNtlss Il 80 PER case; frsts, 1870
PER csss; seconds. . per case; fancy
selected fresh jotbirg at 5oa5l per dozen.
DRESSED POULTRY-FoWls, Il 10 box, milk
fed. dry Ckcd. fancy selected. per lb., ~;
weighing IA lbs and over aUiece, q; S lbs
apiece, 2slt; 81 lbs. apiece, 25is; lbs. ariece
zl2i; fowls. iced, in bbls. fancy. dry-picked.
weighing ~. lbs aud ever apiece, 6I4; 4 lbs
apiece. 25i.a26; smaller sizes. sDa22 old ROSTERS
dry picked, -; bToiliLg chickens weighing Ii=a
. lbs. apiece Jersey, fancy. 5oa53: Virginia.
tarcy. 3a2s: other n-arbv. S5a25; Western. 2ia
%; TURKEYS. fresh killed. iced. h.. Western,
best here. 23s2i; common. 2Os22; ducks. spCing.
Zlasa
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls as TO quality. sia9s
roosters, lsale; sptinE chickens. not Lsghons
plump. yellow skinned weighing liSs2 pounds
siiece. &a3o; sprirg chickens. not Leghorns,
smaller sizes. 2sa27; white LrFhurns. 4aS
ducks. Pekin, @S2i; Indian runners. Isals;
sITing, 3s1.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-31
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Aug p.-BUTTER-Fim; re
ccipts, 7.9eo packages; creamery higher than
extras. 4SAa4i: extra (s2 scorel Is; firts. 4lAa
i2S.: socords, SeI.a4l.
EGGS-Irreeular; receipts. llojs cases; fresh.
gathered extras Has; extra hrsts. i2a43 irsts.
3aa4l; seconds, 3a3s; State Pennsyvania and
nearby Western hennery, white, fine TO fancy,
52a;i: do. brown, 46ais.
CHEESE-Easy; receipts, 4,3G boxes; State,
fresh. special, 2ia2iIt; do, average run, 25aE5x.
LIVE pOULTRY-F -FiIher: chickens, broilers.
3: fowls. 25lsae5: turkeys. IS
DRESSED POULTRY-F1rme,; chickens, Ia
%; fowls, 2oa7; turkeys, lsaS2.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-31
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Md, Aug. 5O.-LIvB POULTRY
Prices per pound unless otherwise stated. Chick
ems young. Tound- by boat. Z7aZs; DO. II to
, pounds, by express, 2 do. IA to llG pounds,
25a26; do. pound and under. 2ia25; youns
White LeEhOrns. pound, Ea25; old hens
rUunds and over, 2 do. small to medium,
2la22; old White LeGhorns hens, p old roost.
es. l2alJ; ducks, old MuscoTy and mongrel,
l9a2O: White Pekins, 20I2i; Indian Runners.
Young. lsal9; puddle, old. lsal9; do, spring.
"a pounds ard over. 2na2l; do. smaller. poor.
l6lIs; pigeons, old, Ter pair, 30; do. young,
per rair %; guinea fowl. young. Ia pounds
and up, 81
EGGS-Market firm: loss of Maryland. Penn
syIyania and nearby, per doz., IS; Eastern
Shore. Maryland, and Virginia. IS; Western
tOhiol. 5s; West Virginia. 81; Southern (North
Carolina Sc. The market very strong. West
ern. fists. case count, 50; csndled 90
BUTTER-Western separator, extra, ilaI2; first
59ai0; print, II pound. extra. ilai2; frsts. ga
90: do. pound extra. 4lai2; do. frsts, 3eaIO:
nearby creamery. 3Sas; hrsts. 37aaS; dairy
prints. Maryland. Pennsylvania and Virginia.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-31
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BALTIMORE GRAIN.
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Baltimore. Aug. 30.-wHEAT-R Receipts. sl.s27
bushels. consistini Of T5Tsl bashels westen,
aud Isc9 bushels southern The market opened
quiet and steady. No. ? spot red 2ll, nomi-
nal; August. 2.il. nominal Bag lot of South
ern sold from i.2O to 2os as to quality and
condition. The close was strong No red scft,
spot. 2lih. and August. 2lih The settling
price was: No. red soft. SPOT, 2Ili4.
CORN-Recripts. 9.Ta5 bushels, consisting r,f
= bushcls sCuthsTn and sels bushels Western.
Cob corn. 9nss.25. The market opened quiet,
but firm. Spot. l.so. nominal The close vas
strong; spot. Ls. The settling price was
Contracts, I.so
OATS Receipts. ssIIT bnAheIs
Rfk-Receipts, lie busscls Bss lots a.
to quality and condition, l. lai.ea.
MlLLFEED-pricss per ton: Spring wheat
esars N.eoaA@. and wsRsm madliirf. E.uoa
The Washington herald., 1917-08-31
TO PROMOTE SCHOOL
WORK DURING WAR

Labor unions, parent-teacher asso-
Citations. women's clubs. churches and
other religious bodies. and many other
organizations directly concerned with
education have been enlisted by the
United States Bureau OF Education
In campaign for the maintenance
Of school efficiency a. a special pa
triotic duty this year
Labor unions are especially appeal
ed to 10 urge the children now IN
high school 20 complete their work.
superintendents OF schools have been
asked 10 cooperate with the repre-
sentatives OF labor unions In their
communities.