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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-25
EXPLANATION IS
GIVEN Of UNITED
WAR FUND DRIVE
pIil SIDENT WILSON'S LETTER
BEiNG Used FROM DALLAS
HEADQl ARTEl,S.
ALL TO WORK TOGETHER
Protestant, jew aud Catholic Are to
BE- Side h, Side Ia Minister
ing Ia Men IN
Army.

President Wilson's letter In which
hc urged he consolidation of the
campaigns for war funds aggrcgating
$1,000 600 to support the welfare
worh of the seven organizations. is
hcins utilized as one of the campaign
documents of the United War Fund
campaign. whose HEADQUARTERS In the
Southern department. comprising the
iatos 81 Arizona. New Mexico. Tex
ass oklahoma. Arkansas ana Louis
lama have been established az Dallas.
Tex.
The letter OF the president ca
plains what many persons have asked
lauoui why Catholics. Jews and Pro
,eNauts win work together In a
united war fund campaign. The
campaign will be- launched after the
Fourth Liberty Loan campaign, aud
win begin November and continue
luutil November u.s.
lmuunts to BE Raised.
The agencies participating In the
United War Fund campaign and the
amounts Go ~ raised are as follows
Young Mems Christian
association ...... 100000. 600
Young Nomon's Chris
uau association ..... $4,000 600
War camp community
service ....... $1,000 OOO
American Library assoc
citation .......... 100000
National Catholic War
Council knights of
ColumuusI ......... 10000 O00
Jewish welfare board 5.,OU. OU0
salvation Army ..... 100000
Tho text OF President Wilson IS
IuIInr fnllnMR.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-25
TURNING TRASH INTO CASH" |SPLAN
Of JUNIOR RED CROSS OF THIS CITY

articles for which there will De- a
ready market
1t is only hy co-Operating to make
as large @ collection as possible. hy
each saving hia Bit that We can ship
iu such quantities to get The urgest
money returns So do your bic.
Auto tires.
Machinery.
Bottles lpinis and quarts
Brass tany kindl
Bicycle tires
Carpets and rugs.
Hats lfeltl
Iron
Lead. any form
Magazines bundled.
"Ruhner boots ana Ihocs
Sacks and burlup.
"Tinfoil tsm0othod flat
"Tio magazines IN bundle n0l over
ten inches high.
"Newspapers-put 80 or loo In a
bundle
MIXED rags"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-25
CRAP GAME BROKEN
~ IN COT MY OFFICERS

Tuesday afternoon officers got
busy and surprised q number Of
The du.kt tribe while az their fay
ur.fr sport W % Pollard the
new deputy shcrn under sheriff
burton Boach aud VIM Goodnight
fhr urht policeman made raid at
zoos uul caught sd, negroes shoot
ue craps Nll pleaded guilty 10 n
charge OF gaming u violation of the
state laws and were fined $50. p
.o1.n 40 paid their fines ana were
released
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-25
The White House,

washington. Sopi 3 INIh-
My Dear Mr. Fusdiok May
not call your attention To matter
which recently has been engaging
.mr Thought NOT ltilc'
"Thc war department has rocog-
uiz,d the Young Mems Christian ass
ISOLATION. the Young Women's Chris
tiau association the National Cath
ollie War Council, i,e Jewish welfare
board. the war camp community s'ry
lee. the American Library association
and The Salvation Army as accepted
usIumouialii.es through which ihr
mon boz thr aub. ace to De- assisted
900 many essential matters of ro.roa
lion and morals
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-25
Stones AND PITS" ARE COLLECTED
As ONE OF WAYS To HELP WIN WAR

eraI . ..f husiue houses
peIrh STONE may save %
.UII life Leave YOURS af 'E.
.nU lr al fhr STORE. IlRufuHr
rri. tones. pfura I.fs r'um p.'
arr Pits Olive If. cherry pits.
HFfs Co. nrafI nor .leIiH. walnut
.hr ufternuf she'll.
are collected I.r fhr army Bf
fH. Irst of ths United State. GOOD
lI fraiion Thee stone. and
uH .1if be- th0r0urf dried in on
oven "r iu 'he ur before turning
f.t
e material arc .rrfufy need
81 .. make carbon a.rh 3. to pro-
CO.. .Ir men atsr.sa. fram German
Eas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-25
LOWER TAX RATE IS
TO Be GIVEN CITY
FOR PRESENT YEAR

The board of city commissioners
met In regular session yesterday al
toruoon IN the city hall Besides
tlc regular routine business aud
the allowing 0f bills. several mat
tiers of importance were brought up
hut no definite action taken ON
them.
Au ordinance was finally passed
providing for q tax assessment for
.eaI> li one dollar on the hundred.
This IS ten cents on tIp hundred
less than last year. 1917 the tax as
sc-suan' was one dollar and ten
puts ul the hundred dollars.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-25
SOLDIERS WIVES
GET GOOD ADVICE
URGED NOT 10 FOLLOW Hts
HANDS TO TOWNS WHERE
THERE ARE CANTONMINTS.

That home Is the best place for
wives ana children. even Do ily hus
band is In training in environment.
i5 being learned through sad expert
cnco by hundreds OF women and little
folks throughout the land according
TO statement which has been made
by The home service section of the
American Red Cross.
The statement in full follows.
Experience l. Teacher
Experience is teaching wives and
families Of enlisted men CHAT there
is no place llki home, even when the
man OF the family has gone Goo "a
training camp
Red Cross has sent out g0'lCos Co
home service sections 90 urge sol.
diors' wives and families not to fol.
low them 90 the cities near which
tho cantonments are located % is
impossible Tor the famille. 90 get
lodgings near the camps which are
generally located several Miles out
from town. and In town board and
lodriug are generally $50 hish that %
frequently happens that ihD NIl' soon
lives up an her money and finds Der
self stranded
The allotment and allowance that
most soldiers make 20 their wives viii
enable them 10 live decluily and fair
Is comfortably n whatever place
fhoy happen to be- settled when the
husband goes into military service
but 30 is mot sufficient tur % long
irip CO.. % visit to % strange city where
every NOV, costs money and where
there 7. hutlo or 900 chance iur The
strange woman tI rni wurh .WWe.
diaieIy Who're tupr, are children
involved DO De- criminal folly Tor OBJ.
mother vino really needs the IlIUi.
mout and allpwau,, Tor support cot
the family Go lrr the children
around the country aifor their father
Nan Ia llr Considered.
Then too. There is the man fD
bo considered When hr tells hIt
wife goodbye aud leaves for camp Dee
doe D. butcIy hU' NOT without some
NNlN 'N.. 900 NI" ".ANN "|IIIN" m.
camp hc gradually gets accustomed
lu h.s surruuuIugs find Joy bon fh.
letters from hum. tollu him fHu
900 BE- We'll and looks forward poo 3D.
uua return when the war .s u...
Then when tho family trailing lff..
boom .Hr temporary pleasure ot
u. them more than offset hy ,N.
alE.sf. a lD their welfare Boo fHr
.IfE while bn must go about I
duties iu camp and tho end of .f l|.
simply thlf Boo has tu go tbra.aU
fur grief 0' another parting aud r.
Iwat wondering how hIs family H|
Er' bach homo and GOT settled r..
.Hhora they N.. Get fhr mono. '.
make up i0r aI thcg hHte qutu|..
cI nn their nip 10 The cau'onman.
.rH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-25

"A fu peach stones may save o.
soldier. Hf.
TfI fHr fhaUr uUn which
member. .f tts Jlrio. F.d .TH.. arr
rorEne h.-. r t.rr collection.
sf many tarere. uf stones and u.ff
fr1m klI.h carbon D. afar fn Boz .F-
frarfe1 fu protect American soldiers
from German p0. ou fas
Tho f.Huuirg statement Ha. boon
made hf the local chapter nf fts BED
Gross
The fniIoeing Information aHl 10
tIre On being acted upon hf fht ran-
uie 0f Amarillo Th. Junior Rcd
Gross a receiving .sfnus. anI pH.
sf every school haldise aad Eel seg-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-25

Relative. .ud irHud. VUU H.
wen fo discourage OBJ. mmu.. OIL
800 euI.',. mem from fulIuUln. f.,
mou f0 HrH and tb, vItc. o. .H.
enlisted m.r are urged by tha .l.
.laual head. f'rts of fhr America.
Rcd eros. .. I0 the au, thine .
their lIlufH and sIiuuauc, none.
settle dom as uur.i. pu .H..
Hf home we'll .u busy l..
iesp ImUr ing u ...r. pue .II'.
aas s0 fH. .Hen tha lH band conn.
'a-F tU rod per Irrf better ulu
because H discipline 0IrIn Twins
travel and aepmpl hmDni and with
Ia brnrl 0f tho moral Hd .sI
l.u. 'r. ~ that d. H. H.s IIspn 1.
through chaplain. and 'hs s. N
g. a ar. other arru.'e. for good
/ D. $500 r be ashamed OF th, home
Goo which . CONS.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-01
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia. Pa, May 'a.-Prices on the
local produce market today ranged as follows:
BUTTER-Dcmand was fairly active and the
market ruled steady with moderate offerings.
Quotations were as follows: solid-packed cream
cry, extra. &c; higher scoring goods, 46aiec
extra frsts. Sc; hrsts, ilat2c: seconds, 3satcc
nearby prints. extra, Sc: fancy brand, job
bine at ssa5lc; fair to sood. Ilaisc; garlicky,
s6a3Sc
BGGs-Demand wa, fairly active and values
were we'll sustained with supplies well under
control. We quote; Free cases, nearby hrsts.
los Per standard case; current receipts. per
case, lo0: western extra hrsts. lo.es psr case
hrsts. laaoaio0 per case; candled eggs jobbing
at 4la43c per dozen. -
CHEESD-Tbs market was quiet and with
ing prices: New York. whole milk. choice old.
2tsks2Sc; specials higher. New York, whole
milk. fair to socd. old. 22aesc; d.. fresh made.
2h2Ic.
GREEN FRuITs-Apples, per barrel, Wine
sap. 7ooaaOo; Abemarle Tppin, p.ooap.tD;
Baldwin. LoOas.oo; Ben Davis. 3soasoo. Apples.
western. per box. wlnesap, Z50al5c; Black
Ben. 2ooa325; Ben Davis, 25oa35o; Newtown
Pippin. 2ooalW. Apples, nearby, per hamper.
5ocal5o; do. do. per k-bushel basket, 25ca
LIZ. Peaches. Georgia, per 6basket CARRIER, l50
asoo. Lepons. per box. s.ooaaoQ Bansnas.
per bunch, 2ooas5a Oranges. Florida, per box.
t.DH.o: do. California. per box. lsoA7. 80.
Grapefruit Florida. FER box. a5Oa4oo Pine
apples. Porto Rico. Per crate. 3ooa3.5o Cocoa
nuts. per bag. 65oas.oo. Strawberries DelA-
ware. Maryland and Eastern Shore, 5aloc; do.
kentHcky. 5aioc- watsrmelons Florida, per 100.
SeeslAoq; DO. DO. per carload, xo.see
.l.ln LisE EouLIRa-foslA N.ssc: sp.ins
The Washington herald., 1918-06-01
COTTON MARKET.

New York, May 5L-The cotton market gen.
orally was weak and unsettled today, although
there were rallies at times because Of strength
in securities. larger shipments abroad and some
bullish SPOT adyices. The old cror positions
had frm opening July showing an advance
Of 20 points. while later months were irregular,
being frcm points higher to points lower.
October sold OF rapidly under liquidation,
partly due 10 the unfaEorabls war situation
and at the end Of the first fifteen minutes was
fully % points down from Wednesday, ciose
After showing net declines Of 70 to 80 points
and the break Of over q cent Q pound from
the opening level on July contracts the market
steadied on covering late in the morning
Bullish southern spot adyices and more favor
able war news helped the undertone, and there
were rallies Of some o. 8 points from the
lowest. Heavy month-end eiearances for export
and hrmness In the SPOT article promoted an
active last hour local covering movement and
topoint recovery, but with this demand filed
prices fell sharply and the market late In the
day was unsettled and weak, closing steady N
. net decline Of 5aAso points
Ths receipts at the ports today were MM
bales. against ll.l63 bales q week aeo. and
5.25l bales Q year ago.
Exports for the day sgzreeated N.lB bales
including f.sH bales to Great Britain and n5g
bales to the eontinent- For the season 10 dste
the elearances amount 10 s.5i1.oss bales, com
Jared with SEQ, ,Ae bales in the correspond
ins period last season.
spot At New Orleans wa sesdy Win MID.
aAeG " hi<ax - -; - <l1ss- m ~ 49,
The Washington herald., 1918-06-01
B0RAH SCORES
PROFITEER AS
A TARANTULA
CONTINUED on PAGE rwo.

ent Congress will mortgage the energy
and capacity of the American people
for go years. No patriot will object
to taxation for every dollar neces-
sary to win the war, he said, and
continued:
ut is up to us to see that the money
which is being collected from the peo-
pie, liberty loan after liberty
loan. Red Cross drive after Red
Cross drive. In which people are max
ing sacrifices. does not go to a mis-
cradle scayenger of civilization who
proposes to carry on his traffic at the
expense Of his government; and In
stead of talking about adjournment
here for sixty or ninety days. let US
advertise at once and for all that II
the facts are here a law can be
framed that the pronteer shall dis
appear as the tarantuia upon the
American people"
The Washington herald., 1918-06-01
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Prices on the local produce market yesterday
ranged as 'ollows:
EGGs-stIicty fresh. S; average receipts. 81;
Southern, Sc
CHEEsE-N. Y. State factory. new. .ias.
BCTTEE-Elsin print. Sslz Elgin tub, 81;
process. 3slI2.
LIVE POULTRY-R -Roosters. per H., 81;
turkeys, h.. g; chickens, winter. Sab ID ;
chickens. spring. Goats h.; hens h., 2; ksata,
young. each, eOc.
DRESSED POULTRY-Fresh killed winter
chickens. s2Sf per lb: turkeys. b., S3a35
roosters. h.. .; hens. b.. 81
GREEN FRUITS-APples. per bbl, IOa
$50; box. LZ5a350; California lemons, 6.5cas co;
grapefruit. crate, 40a6.0O; StraWbenies. box.
iea2o; pineapples, crate. 4O0a5.o0; peaches, per
crate l50a2.So; blackberries, qt, load; cher
ries. 1T. eau
observation-disclosures. No. 1 northern. pe,
100 lbs. lsOals5; McCormicks l.5ea2 3 per stand-
ard bbl:; new potatoes. No. l. 5.oOa5.5 standard
bbl.; No. 2 30oaL00 standard bbL; Der 100
= @Oa40 bbl.; string beans. basket, l0oa
los.' 2IOa2s5; sweet potatoes. 40Oa70o bbL; No.
l5; peppers. crate. 2oOa3.5O; ol1a. crate, 2OOa
basket. l-50a450; eggplant. 3.OOaI.50 crate: cab
oage. new. southern, per crate, 80; beetS, Der
bunch. 4a6; lettuce, 1.cOa20O per basket; celery,
L0al.9 doz.; Florida celery, crate 3OOa5 50;
romaine lettuce. I0Oal.5o; squash, 200a3OO crate;
spring onions. l.5oa2 80 per 100 punches; onions,
heAas' craze l.SOll.I9; spinach, s.OOal.o0 per
6hl; kale. l.mal.5O: tomatoes. Florida, crate,
aooa55o: peas. lOoa25O Ser basket. 500 to 500
Per bbL; rhUbarb. 25Oa3.Oc per 100
LIVE SToCK-Sheep. pei h., saIo; lambs,
spring. lsa2o; calves. per h.. ls5ial7: medium,
Per ID. l5al5li; common, per h., IOal2
sEEDS-Red clover, lao0als 50 per bushel: :
alsiks clover. E.5aals.o0 per bushel; crimson
clover. l25oas.oo Per bushel: timothy, aI5aI. %
par bushel; red top. A0alSoo per 100 Ios.
bluegrass. 3oOa950
GRAIN-Whsat. milling. per bu.hel, alOa2 %;
corn. per bushel, l75aIsD; oats, white, iooal or
mixed oats. Sass; hay. No. ]. OoDa3l.oo; No. 2,
z5Oa9 50. >
The Washington herald., 1918-06-01
MERCANTILE MARINE
N. !. STOCK FEATURE
Preferred Advances II 3-s; Com
mon Up 5l-2 Points.
ny BRoADAS WALL.

New York. May s1.--Action of the
stock market showed that the re-
cent decline. which began about two
weeks ago was really in anticipa-
tion of the German offensive. The
military authorities knew two weeks
ago that It had begun and as stated
at that time in this column the i'm
portant banking interests began
selling Immediately. The ataxation
movement cams after stocks were
down and this led many to believe
that 1t caused the decline. The true
cause undoubtedly was the German
drive and that Is the reason the
market stands relatively arm now
in the face OF daily reports of Ger
man advances.
Complete confidence was express
ed by the financial world today In
the ability of Foch to stop the Ger
mans at the proper time.
Wall Street began looking around
for bargains and found one in In
ternational Mercantile Marine. This
stock was the big feature of the
afternoon. The preferred advanced
11x points and the common 81.
Most of this advance was made ia
lnc iaSt nOuT. Inc deal WAS on
again according to ticker announce
ment, and the hope was expressed
by a director that It would go
through this time. Evidently there
was a short interest in the stock,
for fireworks began Immediately. It
advanced a point at a time and
closed at the top price OF the day.
1t has long been the theory of
Wall Street that IL the Marine Com
pany sells its British boats 1t will
buy the ships OF the Atlantic, Gulf
and West Indies Company. There
fore, when Marine shot up the stock
Of this company also showed Inn
provement.
Numerous standard stocks became
strong in the late trading in spite
OF the excitement in Marine. Unit
ed states Steel was the most slug
gish OF all important issues and
closed the day with a net loss OF Q
points. Baldwin was well bought
as were also Crucible, Distillers, Su-
matra, Corn Products and Reading.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-01
CHICAGO GRAIN.
Rr IosEpH D. PRrrcHARp.

Chicago. May a.-Ths Armour Grain Com
pany and W. n. coiyin & Company cnt big
figure in the oats mafket on the Board o.
Trade today. The session ssw the passing Of
the Mar future. while commission houses
acted for colyin a Company In taking In and
paying for about i.oo6,0Oo bushels cash oats
On NAV coutracts, the Armour Grain Cam
pany was credited with being the principal
brokers'. Some advanced the opinion that the
Allied governments were the principal buyers.
TIE May future ranged considerably lower
today at ~ down TO T2 and the oficial
closing was at ,7ih TO r. It was reported
that after the close there were offers 70 seii
May fnture at u b. scnttered broken who
the closing market price.
red 70 new low levels for the session in sym-
pathy with May cats. standard oats In tue
sample market were as much unsettled as the
futures and towards the close Of the session
Il was hard to sell the cash grain without the
bin Of lAdng In hand. Ma white sold as
low as cents under the May and the stand
ards al the May Price 10 half . cent over.
There were new low levels made for corn
futures today the June ranging from $l.sa
down to Sl.SOis and advancing 70 and CLOSING
at y,NK. The July future from sl.SN on
TO Nsi% reacting and advancing to N52A
to Sl.s9I at the clos. Net declines OF
lX TO ~ were shown.
There were fractional declines In the lard
market while there were advances In pork and
ribs. There were deliveries Of 5000 pounds OF
lard on May contracts. This was probably the
bsarish help a. It was felt at midday session
that more or less lard would be sent out.
Furnished by w. b. Hibbs 4 Company.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-01

"
training camp az Plaftsbarr. NJ
T. 20 begin training IN the coIlcI]
camp reserve training corpsf Al
upper Barrett. Gardner L BootE<
jr- Waller Barrett Albert v. Brr>r
and Lawrence q. Fawcett 1.h<1
win be IN training from June q
July ..
In the Corporation Court todsy
hnal DEGREES for divorce were hand
ed down in the cases Of Horace 4.
Henry from Matte Henry and james
d. Webster from Bertha v. Web
ster.
Mrs. Ethel L. Payne, wife Of car
roll Il. Payne. 80 years old. died
yesterday az her home at Accofink.
Fairfax County. Her funeral WIN
take place at woodlawn Methodist
Church tomorrow afternoon
Guy V. Horner, deputy Frand
master Of Odd Fellows. tonight paid
visit to Potomac Lodge No. 80.
this city. The second degree OF
the order was conferred
Marshal L. Dinwiddie has sold 20
+. l. Pitt a house and lot on the
north side OF King street between
Peyten and Harvard streets.
The annual May festival Of Christ
p. L. Church Sunday school was
held tonight in the parish han Of
that church
The Washington herald., 1918-06-01
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

SeW 1ork. May a.-lrregular prices marked
tcday's trading on the curb after he onsnin1
which was at snail advances over the Anal. Of
wednesday. Specialists were less active than
they haze been and changes from the rreyicus
closing level were mixed. Aetna ExplosireS
aSo scored a small loss. Motor stocks showed
,nah price change from the previous finals,
miscellaneous specialties were duieter.
Interest In the independent oil list v,. .r..u
The higher priced shares were les acti,s nd
were neglected
Big Ledge Copper was the feature Of the
mining group, this issue scoring q fractional
ADVANCE On the announcement that the com.
ANY , hsI BASED into new control to interests
state Callahan Mining Company. me baIanc.
OF the metal sIoup was fairly active and In
some instances firmer. -A
Quotations furnished by W n u;hh . -,
The Washington herald., 1918-06-01
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool. May 31.-Spot cotton was quiet To-
day with prices unchanged on the basis Of
p. I'd for middling. old contract. and 9.ld
for good mddling, new contract The sales
wore ZOO bales, including 100 bales Amer
lean. The receipts were lIoo bales. OF which
100 bales were American. The market for new
future contracts opened steady at an advance
Of 5a7 points and cioscd barely steady at a
net decline Of TalS points.
Old contracts spot prices were: American
middling fair. Esd: god middling q sd
middling. q ed; low niddlns. 20 sod good OF
dinary. 1854. and ordinary. 1874.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-01
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore, May sI.-whest-Fim; No. Q red
winter. ?.2i; No. soft red. IN Receipts. l,l2i
bushels; shipments. s.9sl bushels
Ccrn-Cnsettled. easier; contract mixed, LIS.
Receipts. $50 bushels; shipments, N82
bushels.
oats-steady; No. , whits clipped export,
&c sales Receipts, :I.soi bushels; shipments,
i3,555 hrshelS.
hye-Quiet; No. western export spot, I8
sned. Receipts 2S2 busheb: shipments. none
Hay-Steady at the decline.
F1our-In better demand; royernmeut /. fsir
buyer Of barley and re flour the past few days.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-01
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. May 3l.-Bute-weak: receipts
1000 tubs; creamery higher than extras 81
AZ; creamery extras ts2 score). oi4aIs: firsts
IoIsst2l&; packing stock. current make. No. :
4xa3.
EgsS-Iregular; receipts. I3,sp cases: fresh
szthered extras, SlSss; fresh gathered storsg'
packed. %; extra first. 35lsa36Is do. firsts,
33a3S; state. PennsylVania and nearby western
hsnnery whites. fine to fancy, ilaH; state
Pennsylvania and nearby hennsry brown. Saio
do. gathered browns and mixed eolors, DASH
Cheese-Steady; receipts. 27W boxes; state
fresh specials. .; do, average run. -
Poultry. liVe-strong: broilers. B0afo: other
unchanged. Dressed-Firm; fowls, Sla3; chick
ems and turkeJs unchanged
The Washington herald., 1918-06-01
GRAND JURY VISITS
| ALEXANDRIA HOUSES
Makes Inspection with View to Bet.
teins Sanitary Conditions.
TIE HtRALD BUREAU.
r. Z. knight q Son.
N .Rl KfnU afr,sf

ea-t1 King STREET.
Alexandra, Va, May u.-The Grand
Jury which last Tuesday began an in
yestigation into the sanitary condi-
ton OF the city today made q thor
ough inspection of the city. visiting
many Of the places where Il deemed
changes were needed. The trip
around the city was made In automo-
biles. and accompanying the members
OF the Jury were DR.. Edward A. Cor
man. city health officer; DR.. James J..
Garvey, deputy health oficer; Chief
of Police C. 7. Goods and E. c. Dunn,
city engineer. This jury re-assen-
bled this afternoon at Q o'clock
and had before them to tes-
tify about the affairs OF the city r. r.
Marbury, president OF the Board OF
Aldermen and Howard w. Smith,
president OF the Common Council.
The jury adjourned until 10 o'clock
Monday morning when additional wit
nesses will be heard. 1t is expected
that the jury will complete Its work
Monday afternoon.
The local Food Administration to-
day received q telegram from II. B.
Sproul. Federal Food Administrator
The Washington herald., 1918-06-01
REAR DOOR BURGLARS
REMOVE CIGARETTES

Gaining entrance by the rear door,
burglars early yesterday morning
robbed the store OF Samuel .Minsky,
i03 Florida avenue northeast. of sev-
eral packages Of cigarettes valued at
SIS.
p. N. Petit. of Ballston, Va, report
ed TO thu police that a bag OF car
penter's tools valued at SIS had been
stolen from him at 1919 F street north
west yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-01
NEW YORK MONEY.

new 1ork. Mas I.-MOney on call on the
st9ek EXCHANGE oUened at per cent; hish. Ck
Ps. enti low " Ter cent; close. per cent.
Most 6; The days loans wore made ct 5
nne money was unchanged. There was
uaefically 10 supply; hence tbe need, h.a ~
% EppHel % The "eali'' market rae. 6
pW cont hid
Asseahtile PAPER vas also quiet. Some A.
uae,e names were sen. but there vas r.
as eenand six p9 cent uas ths mini
nun piA
The Washington herald., 1918-06-01

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