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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-07-11
MRS. MARY {. DAWSON
INFERRED IN PAW-PAW

The body of Mrs. Mary E. Dawson,
who died ina sanitarium arrived here
yesterday end was taken TO the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Annie Melon
aid, on North Raleigh street. Sur
viving are the following children.
Mlfs. Angus Mcdonald, of this city
Ms. J l. Fowler, of Washington:
Mr.. J. e. Dawson, of Paw-Paw, an,
Mrs. Annie Mcdonald, of North Raj
eigh street The funeral occurred this
morning at 10 O'Clock at Paw Paw.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-07-11
CARL YLE BLACKWELL
IN UNIQUE ROLE IN
NEW WORLD PICTURE
Famous Star Takes Different Sort
of Part In This New
Production

Production.
Carlyle Blackwell, the famous and
popular star, is seen in an entirely
different and unique role in the new
IW1orid Picture. The Cabaret which
has been secured by the Apollo The
Iatre of this city for presentation on
Friday. In this picture Mr. Blackwell
has a role that might almost be de
signated as that of a 'IIeavy." At
any rate, it is part that calls for in
tense dr1malic action and in which
his histrionic ability has an opportu.
nifty for expression that will be wei
coined by all his thousands of admir-
ers in this city.
Mr. Blackwell and an all-star east
interpret this production and wher
all star is used in connection with
this picture u true. all.star east is
meant Look at this list of famou>
screen stars who all appear in thie
spicture with Mn Blackwell: June
Elvidge Montague Love, Ohm Bowers
Iand George MacQuarre Annd here
is point to be emphasized, the
extraordinary strength of the clIst as
Isembled for it's presentation.
sNe don't want to spoil real treat
for all those film fans who will see
this picture SO we will not give away
the entire plot in advance. Suffice
it TO say that "The Cabaret is
story of modern life and love staged
amid the picturesque surroundings OF
quaint Greenwich village in the heart
LOT New York City where SO many OF
the internationally famous authors
and artists of the present dry live
and work.
THE Cabaret" is corking good
screen entertainment and it is recon
mended to everyone.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-07-11
VISITED CAMP.

Mrs. John A. Files and daughters
Ella and Virginia, have returned from
Camp Lee, Va, where they visited
their son. Private John T. Files, The
latter's brother-in-law and sister, MI
and Mrs, Edgar Horner, of Blairton
have also returned from a visit to
Private Files.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-07-11
HIS 9TH cARBuNcLE.

Alderman Charles II lewis, Fred
erick, Md, who has been sufferer
from earbuncles at various times for
about nine years, and who is now re-
covering from the latest pest, is able
to be out again. Alderman Lewis is
now getting rid of his 9th lcarbuncle.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-07-11
"RILLv SUNDAY IN HOSPITAL.

Billy Sunday, the evangelist, went
to Rochester, Mimi. to undergo "a
serious operation at local hospital
for hernia. Before going to the hos
pltal Sunday announced that his pro
posed trip TO France hld been in
definitely postponed.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-07-11
CAMP FIRE GIRLS.

The Shenandoah Camp Fire Girls
OF Iiedgesville will hold an ice cream
fetival on the lawn of Mr.. George
Kitchen. at Johnsontown, next Satur-
day night
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-07-11
MEET FRIDAY NIGHT

Miss MaggieAddison of Ijams
willie, Md, will he here FRIDAY and
and that night meet with the ladies
of the Woman's Home missionary
at First Methodist Episco-
pal church.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-07-11
W. c. 7. U. MEETING

The regular monthly meeting of
he w. c. T. U. will not be held in
July. The annual dues tea win be
reid in August. II C
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-07-11
RED CROSS

Regular monthly meeting of Mar
tinsNburg Chapter Red Gross will be
held at 7 o'clock Saturday evening
at Red Cross headquarters. IL 2t
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-07-11

and shriveled that you Tiff It
off with the fingers. Not a bit
of pain or soreness is felt when
applying freezone or after
wards. 1t doesn't even irritatc
the skin or flesh.
y For few cents one can nov
get rid Of every hard corn, soft
corn, or corn between the toes,
as well as painful calluses on
bottom of feet without any pain.
Ladies! Keep it on the dresser,
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-07-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hollis, Of
stanton, Va, are visiting her
father, Mr.. p. NJ Hollis at the Gard
ner apartments, North Queen street.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-07-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Kidw,iler and
daughters, Minnie, Fairbelle and
wo sons, Harvey and Charles. mo-
stnfed TO town from Bakerton.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-07-11
FARM AND CITY PROPERTY

We have for sale several farms
ranging from ten G0) to two hundred
(2Oo) acres;s good locations and a
large list of city property, making
GOOD homes or paying investments,
Call or phone.
CHARLES v. P0WNALL
Real Estate and Insurance.
7 ~ st Public Square.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-07-11
Women! Keep It On Dresser!
Never Let Corns Ache Twice
instantly! Few drops stop corn-soreness, then
corns and calluses shrivel, loosen and
lift out with fingers No pain!

The world owes thanks to the
IN Al genius in Cincinnati who dis
JM covered freezone.
/ ]: J !; !. ! !
kMNNdA Tiny bottles of the magic
lIM AID fluid can now be had at any
INV All drug store for few cents.
II AZ You simply apply few drops
~ of this freezone upon tender,
Mi aching corn or hardened
callus Instantly the soreness
disappears and shortly you will
1 lind the corn or callus SO loose
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-20
POULTRY

fINE-OHcriugs were liEht and the mar
tlet ruled firm. with demand fairy active.
Tho quotations were as follows; 'uiyhrns.
ft-meated ro0:t'rs. 80 f%r: ylaGSS N2nnH ,,Il
ducks Pekln. iUH -: do. Indian Hummer,
~ Z, lOc: geoso. $50 ~; guiunas. per rur.
Sl6r1 %; pigeons. old. nor pair, ioq i'e'
DREsSED POULTRY - supplies were
small and the market was firm. with de-
mand equal to. the oftcr!nEs 2potations
sie s;ES do bsi apicSe. aodS3ic. Frozen tnGi,
In bbls.. fancy. dry dry:picksd-WeiGhinS 1 lbS
and over apiece. 3ic; do. ~ lbs, apiece,
chickens, weighing ~ 9c lbs aplcce--Jsr.
ether nearby, 81 a sGe; western, o. a acc,
eSieca. 33 a 3ic do az lbs apiece, 81 q 3oc;
%. ga CA lbs. apiece, 20 9W30c. Roasting
chickens, western. IN bbls.. weighing AZ los.
and over apiece. 33c; do. 3ls al lbs apiece
81 a 3oc; do, 2is n 5 lbs apiece. 2s q 3Oc. Old
Weighing SdlO lbs apiece 3S0s9c: smaller
slEcs. 3Gi 37r, TURKEYS. nearby. dry.picked-
keys western. dry-uiCkel-Fangy. ~ a 3Sc
fair to good 81 q 36c Turkeys, old toms
| 81 q 35c; do, common. soc. Ducks, western,
weight " lbs. and over. 30 Q 32c; do, DO,
smaller si4cs, 2S42gc. Gces-. nearby. 2G@
Whitg wsgis9Gns a. u e II iGs per 0z: d0z:n
~ -TGf - %: do. do, lbs per dozen: IS 500
DO. do. s. Sra lbs Der dozen, ts9375
dark. 81 o.; small and No. >, I5cQs2,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-20

PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

IN 1MAiliEAr -, Receipts. oGa1 bushels The
sppsCionl s,andard prices No /, northern
i,prJing; SET; 50. :, hard winter S2.sI. SO,
!sd da Winter, ; 70; fo' a7 9?r5 d. Whit DO No.
Minimum siiTii To', Sr,s Ns ;@25; DO So, z ST
do %. N5' NSf'yi' E sis is ESn'Sd 81. d. No. 8 S5is
t.sIiRR!.' sra1@s. S2,g'Ma2 Il soft NSSs y
Sample 81 srsGs Eo' s. ao24sir 55 81 do No . '-''
M,leh the other qualities IA tho wheat arc
hlsh enough to warrant II,
80, whoats-- Maximum price containing
&c. W"''autS ror' e ruHHd'E ~ or N3 red SEA ?
tanning 1879 psr Cent to il r"r r'' cent moisture
scr, SO uraiF rGd 81 or No, rcd S2aa NO q"
~, a or No. / red Sell 80, { soft rcd,
No whsats-siaximun r-icc containing
10 q " red red. S?"! - Gl'3' &c. sgf, ;sia
$'P'I So ,o FSS H@I, IS MSxmam T M rri. Tia
under ~ 10 or No ! red, ssio, 20. q" soft
sample whca,s handled on merits but IN
No sru1y 81 tnG 'nhci2's rerrss,n,od s,,,-,ir,a
hy saeh sample basis OF tho class and sub.
coGN---Recorts II aao bushels p,miud
Quotations: car tote for local tradc 80 .
Yellow Si.a5g los, No, / y5Iow. sioip
oATs-Rcro,rts. ALSO bushels. offerings
M,r" Ugh Wd rr.c"s rulod ,stc9dv. hut
s. Od1 Loot srandSrd white, 81 oj'q a 90,
Eo,,3 white, S10ju Loss 80 ! white
rLoCR-R,calp,s 200 bbls aai aG7.ar
Er.ir'S n agt 9lad rm ,2GG,,1tSans riTo n'I l@i
cent -four. SlO.1I7 II .1u, Eausse Wheat roo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-20
VEGETABLES

The general market was dulot at revised
figures Quotations: White potatoes JersCr
per - -bushcl basket ~ lbs No l. InFf
ROc; No >. - n SIC; white potatoes. por 100
81. 5O1i 20: western 81 ,5OGi 20; sweet 20,
fatoes Jersey per q -bushcl basket 80 lbs
No |, STA so; No. .. 70m Use: swact
POTATOES Jersey. ner hamper--No. I si.95T
rs; No .. soc 81 celery. New York. per
bunch 2Od SOC; celery. Florida, per crate,
soc a 81 50: lettuce. Florida. per hamper
sid3 lettuce. california, Iceberg, per crate.
si 5Or9T5' cauinower, California, per
crate. SOC q 81 30; brussels sprouts Long
Island. rcr quart 15G20c; eggplant. Flor.
ida ner box s3T4. 80; cgGnant Cuban rer
box S3Tl5O: cucumh"rs Florida per ham
ror' S96G5; squash Florida, per crate. 81 20
n 4, spInach, Norfolk, per hhl s2m2.75:
snlrach, TEXAS. per basket siGil'5O; kale,
Nnrfolk per hbl'. 6Oc @sl: beans Florida
n%.' ncr hamper saGt 3 30, bcets Florida, ner
crate Ill hO6aa5: beets, Florida, nor 100
punches. s3aj; meas Florida nor hampor,
sSgf 3. 20; reas California per drum sdms;
rerrers, Florida. per crate sini; ncppsrs,
cuban. per box. si95; tomatoes, Florida,
per crate s2.5Oa3; tomatoes, Cuban, per
crate s2G4: turnips. Canada, rutehaRas,
nor 100 lbs. T5cm Sis; nspa paracus, GcotEin
and. south Carolina, .rer. dozen lunches
60 5nRs asnaragus. CalifnrntH, per dozen
lunches s5T12; CabbaGe, Danish, seed. per
ton slTd23: cabbage: Florida. new, per
basket. 75rG sl.2i: onions. New York and
western, rsr l00-lh. bag-No. T5mSl II:
So p 50 N zoe; wRtercress, nsr 100 punches
,od3; mushrooms, per lh.. 500 ioc,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-20
Governments Local
Market RepOrts

This dally report is sent ont bD the
BTcG" Of Markets of tho united states
Departmcnt o. Agriculture, Philadelphia
branch, irjh headquarters al j0O-5fJ IN.
Sudncc Erchdugc building,
CWholosale prices ON large lots to johhers,
based on sales az the various railroad
FRUITS
,.,AA.r'nL-E ,Ar'nLEsip5rsr Lhi 80. T.? IS gr rSs y, =
b, 6Gst $50 poGHr,Sr, &, 8 g. o@a 80; 'A sr4dc,
rIs auoir cSS3i t"n ,,iip W@r' Word '
Grade 2ir in. mostly 81; ~ grade, So
lsr TITk .dm" @n'raf sscs a. t srs1 ,ss 3? pus NV
99r'fs 4TSSs gflTnS ggS0iy Gnd condition, ,A A
Nnwtown, ai sizes, extra flnc9, f2W9 -.
WashimEtons; Quality condition gcncratIy
FOOD. Rom" Beauties. extra fancy, all sizes,
sTRAsWRERRlEs-FIorida, per nt Cas-lD.
VEGETABLES
ASPARAGUS carolina rcr box
Il dol.l. colossal, large size -. 500 &; fancy
small siar' Siigg3. extra and choice, very
'0. .JH -i3T&a FINS D. ." %cr bush n,, ne +.
- ar. r'<s', =rc'n tr.5Og5.75; vas, t2s5
aEEry ,,-pcT hnr. 20 to 90 .ar.. .rhsn, -,
.I GAfNGNfT % TicrG9 E@rN pcr per ,Sp Sp Psn.a
10 10 - i6Iar. &c Saft,. W -o''' "''''
cARRoTS-,r..r hbl. 90 to 30 or. rhs
"SGsNHiU!iiIF1tG.oWIiE4'R-caurornla. per crate #
doz h%1ds, SIG 90 poor, t5cgM 10
Il doa slams, ooI5oS FlorIIn. PEI %prr "T,l "r.l,
% 10 : de5. etalksl I5c sl@5,
FoGrGHHrspyNo f!Gr,$a peg SGy srrtysIs 4 is 'oS ""
,kALdEG--zNsorfo!lE ALE !, ner nbl '2o to - pr.
LETTUCE.a.Tlorlda, per hgmrcr "a TO n.
MIA, r:r .,crat. q dos), t2.25"?.5o, Ari
Observation-Disclosures. per III. "a to : IL
to-'NioNSs2%Scv York and eastern. ne,
loo:lb. sacks-YelloWs 75cHsl.15, poor u
PARsNIPS.Nearhy per bbI. '25 10 80
ar Tnks3. st'oat.7;
POTATOES pSr 100 lbs -pruns,i
yonis, SlGoa.i. 20, New York, 81 5OFf 90
Sn NsarhH per 3 = s9:h y Y: bsh' 'Sa lbs1 5od
SPlNAACH-Norfolk. por hhl go to - "a,
o$2wEiTnTr roThToEs-% SS5; %caTSy. per g.
"uT9i h,Et s tG GT PNs soH 10
crate, fancy u2O to ~ toamtoes), sia
3s7&. Ch9icc us9 So q, 'oom1oto"s' . Si@5 G,m'
TvRNIIPS-ICar1,diiann- rutabaEas. hui,
wATERCRFssI,Fcr bunch. ?a3c.
, ArPiIIEsHNorthwcsieru. - rcr - hdSllwinc
;ans 81 iooa 3.3o, neliSSloqs:, s?,4oa$.7S
oRAIGEs-Flor.d.. per boy nas to $50
70 5ict S., s,osSsi5 small Size ESQ S't to $40
GRAPEFRrIT-.Tlorida. -pcr box C5i t,
so, medium si2e), s2.7on n $50.
]
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-20
PROVISIONS

There was fatr luhbiuE trade and
values were we'll sustained. The quota
and air.driod. a.: western hoct in scts,
smoked, SO; CITY beef lrmcklcs aud
beef knuckles and tenders. smoked. 3ic
Reef hams. Si5. Fork. family, si2mS2. 30
Hams, s. p. cured loose. IS 2HC. 10,
SKINNED loose a7ia q aSigc: do. do, smoked.
2s's a 20iq G; other hams. smckod, city cured.
&C to brand and average. .NW3Oc; hams,
as to brand and nyrrHE", 70" 3oC, d., boiled
lonclcss, l2c. Picnic shoulders, >. T; cured
loose, "ti3 Z; do, smoked, 2i'gc. Bellies in
rioke according to average, luCsn. ale.
Breakfast bacon. as to brand and nyrranGs"'
Lard, western, refined 27ig NJ 9sra 9. DO, pure
city. kcttle rendered 2Tig G2sisc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-20
New York. March 20.


Buying Ivy spinning interests pro-
NOTED recovery in the cotton market
today after sharp selling movement
had broken prices to a net decline of 16
a II points. The offerings appeared to
come largely from operators heretofore
identified with the hull side.
Wall street also let go some OF their
holdings and sentiment for the moment
appeared TO have become reactionary be-
cause of favorable crop accounts from
the hclt east of the Mississippi River.
The final tone was steady, with quota
ttons points net lower 10 4 points
higher.
The carly break was followed by n
rally on buying by Liverpool and do
nestle trade interests. while suhsiding
fear Of priCc-tiXiug was reflected in COY.
iug 10y some Of yesterdays sellers
May contracts sold up to 32.i7c. or 4
points above last nights close. while
october touched ao.7iv, ur 10 points net
higher.
y private WIG from Washington
quoted prominent southern senator
to the effect that no legislation has au-
thoriacd the appointment of pricc.tN-
ing committee and that the limit for
authority to tiN price" is upon whcac
and that ie TO he a minimum price
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-20
Grain Shipments Increase

Washington, March 2O,-Shipment OF
corn, oats and wheat over railways con.
trolled by the Government showed a net
increase OF 30.5s5. 900 bushels for the
month ending March l6. Railways Di-
rector McAdoo announced today: The
aggregate shipments were s,OOe
the corresponding period last year
There was a falling OF OF more thar
i6.0000O0 bushels IN wheat shipments
ths tsts! being Only Z aSooc Sns Son,,s Ser PsS
WI gIss ~; ''','s'see e
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-20
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
ToNorAH STOCKS
MARRIED

NItNE--DUNLAP.--O On March 10 MISS
JEAN LOVE DUNLAP. Of Lsnsdowne, and
JOHN MILNE. of Philadelphis we're mar.
ried by the Rev Mr. Miller. OF 81. Matthias $
Episcopal Church
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-20
ZOO LITTLE OF HERTLING TALK
CAME TO AFFECT SECURITIES
Thought to Show Weakness by Some While
Others Take Different View &.

ANY ONE who could extract optimism tho
"A of the stock market yesterday
opening there strong undcrone decided display Of
in leading stocks
Philadelphia houses decided weakness
following the about the
day. though they subsequently
II o'clock the
the Of
but the which
subsded
nothing virtually
ed before the close
scodng
n circles a part of Germany
much
licked" This
sneas places a pessimism was apparent
will prediction will
the future Buying
activity he hoped
ndurals especially equipments the
Not much looked
~ adjustment place,
la Speaking yesterday elngs
military proportion
the political which but
spectacular
Es operations
8 military
military of England continued the
ps dominated
fearful crushing of the Russian military
10
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-20

SECURITIES AT AUCTION

The following securities were sold q
auction today by Barnes & Lotland:
Demand note. $500. datcd Apru -
iuI1 si@ncd Ivy II, 5. button, Jrr
io John r. Srholl, and hv him IN
Gur,'d ......-'.. ''"'.''. f'''F go
STOCKS
500 shrr smantuc copper comp'm, ,.o
3r, lSrs E4r - e. ). paine CO.. ltd rre. pre-
rorrtd: mar slO...,......,, lot So
&. snrs, y-s {. Z. paine CO.. Lid com. =,
20 shrs, S'T rati;d Gas improycmsnt o. o. -,
81 sur. umitod Gas improvement 90, -.
u shrS g'r rnitei nj" Gas impro,cmcat to,,
1871 shrs, r.,' rsHns .I .lyania Rsiirood 90. -,
100 shrs' par n '?T ,5ds Wonder Mining 10, l.:
! shr Broad street Bank; rar $50. 90
~ shrs, ruaure Corpan". Of Pcunsyl
vauia first preferred; par SlnO. no
a. ghrs Republic Trust GO. rar $50 "
/ . Shrs. commonwealth Casualty 60. 90.
Ia .hrs Fire association Of Philadol. ~,
snr, Fire Association or rhIladel. oo,,
o., rhts5 par 81; .,,,. ,,,.,,,. =, rrii,dc,,. "o'
- '' phts; rar SO ,''' " aoo
. slrs. Insurance Cumpan> Of North 49,
~, AmGric9 par ~. ,.,.,,,,,,,, ~, mem, :"
anco 70! rar sa5 '..,,.,,,... ~
50 ahrs Pennsylvania Ratlroad CO.
e.. .. ...
II shrs Little Schuylkl Navigation
Railroad auS Coal co. par $50. u"
100 shrs Kcystont Watch Case CO..
10 snrs "' United Gas and Electric 60. >,
INST preferred, par Sa0..,,.... 80
SO shrs United Gas and El"ctri" co.
fret preferred; par $50 5o.,.,.,.. d"
BONDS
$4,000 Litits Mannheim aud Ephrata
Gas Co.. y per cont. First re-.
funding mortgage. coupons
February and August. Due .
800 school iSSp District No. /. Lincoh ~
rennty, GOT . per r cent ,n;n Ian'
Optional July l. to.0....., -
cent. First ard refundiug
mortgage. Coupons June and
December. Due l0ib.,.,..,. II
cent, First ana refunding
mortgagc, coupons juno and 40
1000 MonteomerN Transit Co. . pcr
mortgage, Coupons June and
1000 Montgomery Transit CO.. > nrr
rpnt. First and refundluG
mortgage. Coupons June aud
December. Due l9i6,,...,.. II
5000 Allentown and kutztown Trac,
tion Co, ; per cent First
consolidated mortsagc. Cou-,
goms January and July. Due -
, 1000 IacSson 5IS6 and Battle Creek Trac.
mortgage. Coupons January
soo s,2SraItsn aqS 5ny; RHs RfSc,r,s nsS Co. per 81
cent. Sinking fund. Gold,
Coupons April and October. -,
500 cu%ScrlsSS pHS isSS Valley Telephone W.
to- - per cent, General
mortgaEe. coupons April aud ..
October Due 1919, .,.,,,.,, 50
1000 Kentucky Traction and Terminal
Co, > rer cont. First mort;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-20
IN MEMOKI.\Nt

t.ATFERTY.--In loving remembrance "
Macy j. IAFFERTl, who denArtrd this life
March %. 1911. BURNS LAFFERTY.
wILI.lAMS.--In memory Of our beloved
father. JOHN WILLIAMS. March 20, ino7.
CHILDREN.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-20
y u. S. Bond Issue Expected

IA the Administration and will bc launched
sNk said be subject
York
decided
IN 10
passd the the
Loan April how
100000
0 Liberty a depends
amount Of loans which will be the Allies
n Government for
nooOOOOOOOO Liberty Bonds
Discussions whether
Er
ds that will be ongterm Az
the As privilege of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-20
NEW YORK BITTER AND EGGS

c.intS nsw ssSi tubs. Market siishtIy. hrnisr,
Hish eeoTe. .41k l2S. extras a. - !ox !ox Ale;
NJ ;s Il; a AZ; ;;|S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-20
'lttsburgh- -Shalruut Notes Sell Quickly

W Scarcely City Company purchased
basis
'tne.year 5 May
which
zAa would be 10
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-20
mixer Defends Hollands Attitude

There Monday afternoon
yesterday Holland refused agreement
smtins United over the
Dutch ships
banker Io
n otherwise upon wrath
Germany. This banker
10 that the President had requested the
order to give that country an opportunity to go on record
k'nhg dkapprova.
& the Street
# Holland joining with Germany the result would bush
naket this First a procedure
d relieve the Aes-which in this particular instance
tsd Holland food
h the Allies possession her ships she would
ck Germany and knows Germany
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yesterday opinion in financial
3cl this city that anything Holland do refrain
cannot affect the outcome or progress OF the and therefore
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nditons Here and in Europe
wknown discussing conditions the
enjoying said
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the proprietor of the largest retail department
work considered good
y and women are at work who never worked before,
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ed England those manufactured being autotrucks
/Gposes.
monograph jewelers.
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the changed conditions the money situation has
Ny iabong classes buying
prices because
had wealthy becoming poorer
borng have the and
~ Price Conference
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Members committee steel steel
7can will the War Industries
conference prices
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will revision
eontnue period than the recent schedule.
knew what
Industries Board would
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loss
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-20

ChirREo, Wnrch -W'''
\ new order forbidding the use of
western cars for the shipment OF grain
cast of Chicago induced much selling
of oats today, and the mari;rt was weak,
following crratic and rapid changes
Nervousness was apparent In the carly
trading. quotations throughout the pit
differing WIDELY M the outset. when the
tone was hasier.
After tn, starr thcrc was buying on
licht rcrcipts and strength in the cash
article. spot nricrs being frmcr. which
brought about rally. hut offerings
again hcrouc FREQ and the movement
dovu,ard vas resumed Tenders from
the country were rerortcd 10 be larger
and II ,rns sa,a that cxrort needs had
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CLOSING LIVESTOCK PRICES

Chicago. March ao.-HaoGGSso-RscsSipts 30
early advance lost, Bulk. slI.loGl7
isht ,isssoc ,s' miSssb rSssb sisaaSSS@isSS
nsaH saA IL chnice heavy StR.25d1755.
'CeATTLE--Receipts, 5000 head Steady
HslHapEEP-Receirts. ~, 900 head Steady.
sl6,T5 Lambs, sls'4h.
so,tb Omaha. March 20.--HoGS-Re-
ceipts, II, 800 head; active, zoe to Soc
'ecArTLE-Receipts, 1000 head; strong. ioc
'sshiffEFEp-Receipts. $500 head; strong. ISc
higher.
= Kansas City, March 20, = CATTLE--Re-
s.,n,s 10 Ooo head Market stea dy 10 strong
HoGs-Receipts. $4,000 head Market
aoIiRi SHEEP P's'H 81 Receipts. 5000 head, Market
steady,
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| SELLING OF OATS
WEAKENS MARKET
Nervousness Apparent in the
Trading-Corn Drops to
Lower Prices
GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST

GRAIN BEIT WEATHER FORECAST
Chicago. March 20.--Illinois, Missouri,
Wisconsin, Minnesota aud Iowa - Partly
cloudy tonight; Thursday unsettledi not
much change IN temperature.
North Dakota-pnrtly cloudy tonlEht
aud ThursdaS; some cooler Thursday.
south Dakota-t'nsettled tonight and
lhursdaSi cooler Thursday ana III west
tonight.
Ncbraska--unsettiedt TONIGHT and Thurs.
dhNi cooler Thursday and IN southwest
tonight.
Kansas Partly cloudy and rrohahly
unsettled tonight and Thursdayi cooler
ThursdaS.
Nlonilna--rair toni.ht and Thursday:
cooler.
.NSoming-Partiy cloudy tonight and
Thursday; cooler.