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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-13

treaty providing for any anneXatinns
by Germany. Russia will not continue
the war with them, for they are,
after all. peasants aud workmen like
ourselves
The statement says:
Peace negotiations are at an end.
The German capitalists. bankers and
landlords, supported by the silent CO.
operation Of the English and French
bourgeosie. submitted to our COM
rades, members Of the peace deleea'
tions at Brest-Litoysk, conditions
such as could not be subscribed 10
by the Russian revolution
The governments OF Germany and
Austria possess countries and peoples
vanquished by force OF arms. To this
authority the Russian people. work
men and peasants. could not give its
acquiescence We could not sign a
peace which would bring with it grief,
oppression and suffering TO millions
OF workmen and peasants.
But We also cannot, will NOT and
must not continue a war began by
ears and capitalists in alliance with
ears and capitalists We will not
and We must not continue to be at
war with the Germans and Austrians
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-13
Women Catch Fish win u,,d,

Fishing IN Samoan seas Is often done
by the women, and without nets, boats
or hooks They simply wade into the
water and form themselves into ring
The fishes being 50 plentiful, they are
almost sure TO imprison some in the
ring. These women are very quick and
active, and every time they catch n
fish with their hands they simply throw
IL. alive, into the basket on their hack.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-13
RUSSIA QUITS WAR
RATHER THAN FIGHT
OWN KIND TROTSkY.
BOLSHEVlkl LEADER SAYS EN-
EMlES ARE LIKE OURSELVES"
! AND FOR THAT REASON RE
FUSES TO BEAR ARMS AGAINST
F, THEM,

= London. Feb. l3.-An official state
ment received here today gives the
first Russian confirmation OF her with
drawal from the war. Peace nego-
tiations with the central allies are
finished, the statement says. All tho
Russian delegates refused TO sign a
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-13
ILLINOIS BRIEFS.

Champaign 1t cost Harland Nash
manager OF the Garden City Butter
store here SIS for selling beans con-
tanning rocks after two pounds par-
chased from him had two handtuls of
small stones in il, according to court
evidence.
o
Bloomington Business is not suff-
erins here ON account of the Monday
closing order according to merchants.
Most lines are buster on the i've days
they say
GaIesburg Toney Massie and Mrs.
Mary Marshall OF st. Mary, o., are
here searching for their father Wiz
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-13

Fund" with capital Of Sls5,0oO has
been organized for The purpose OF
giving charity 70 destitute soldier
families
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-13
As the World Moves.

Love makes Tie world 20 round"
quoted the rarlor Philosopher. Yes,
Int marriage generally squares things"
added the Mere Mun.--Town Topics.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-13

appended.
Opinion on the treaty here is that
y IS distinctly advantageous to Ger.
many
formal protest will be made by
the Polish government on the settle
ment OF the Ukraine frontier ques-
ton at such big sacrifice TO Poland.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-13

Louise Sehmid
Fred FFaeberle
Mrs Paul Teissedre Nichols
Lee II, TIL and family.
Miss Marie +. Clark
Jacob Shabar.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. 7. k0cnig.
Miss Ella G.. Price.
Miss Matte O'Connor.
J. J. McDermott
Mrs. Lowe and family
Mrs. L. N Jacks and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Cole
Mrs. f. + Hodgin
John Damgard.
A. c. Bradish and family
+. j. Stevenson.
Jane F Brady
Bell G. Mccarthy,
Fred Stoessinecr
Mrs II i Lister
Lynn H. Cleveland
J. NJ Hansen and family.
Benz Schwarzrock.
John Meady.
Mrs. Caroline Gebhardr
Mary Retz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt Carr and family.
Rector Hit
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Geiger.
Jos. NJ Geary.
Theodore Thompson.
Silas Thompson.
Mrs Si1ac Thomson
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Pool.
Grace Milligan.
A. J Williamson.
Mr. and Mrs " J. Duncan.
Miss Gertrude Harris.
Miss Maude NJ Harris.
Mrs. B. La Due.
Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Stiefel
Clementine Walter
Agnes Palmer.
Mrs. Mary A Case.
Mrs. Thos. Scherer.
Alvin r Hahn.
Andrew X Brown
Miss Miriam Sanders. 4oS Houston
street.
Miss anna Bestmann 403 Houston
street
r. II. Bestmann. 403 Houston street.
G. A. Sanders, 429 Houston street.
Mrs. Morey Roberts.
w. IT, Van Malta and family,
Mrs. A. O. Mortredt and family.
Velma l. Snarr
Mrs. Carrie Murphy
NJ. P. Lannigan. 500 Joliet street
Miss Margaret Feely, Joliet street.
Joseph Lyman Stevens.
Mrs. Catherine Weller, Joliet and
Columbus street.
Mrs. John kilday, Joliet street.
Miss Elizabeth Bonhorst. Joliet
street
John Lyons 700 Joliet street.
Mrs, r. j. Fyke. Joliet street.
D. J. Connolly, Jr.. 10 Joliet street
Mrs. Pat Slattery Joliet street
Miss Helen Jorstad, Joliet street.
r A. Nickerson.
Mrs G. A. Crowden
X j Conard.
Olive Jorstad.
Mrs Theo. Hathaway
Geo. Bauchlc.
Mrs Robt Marten
Mrs John A. Dummett.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-13

G W. Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II. Elzer
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roemer.
Mr. ana Mrs Chas Meyer
Michael Heinrich.
/. s. Brooks.
Thos Hanrahan.
Mrs NJ. Kenny
Miss Allie f. Mahcr, Columbus st.
Catherine A. Bradish, $50 Pearl St
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Sprnghorn,
Mrs C. Stewart
t. VI Bayne and family.
Mrs Irene Griffith,
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schulze
Mr.. and Mrs w. IT Lawrence.
Miss Edith g. Ssson
Mrs NJ. Roeler and family.
Mr. and Mrs /. r Lambert
Mrs Louis Thomas.
Everett Angel
Mrs G.. r. Crawford
Tia McEvoy.
G r. Crawford
Myrtle Crawford
Matilda Thomas.
Mrs. J. /. Ward
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Snyder.
Geo. r. DeZouche,
Mrs. Geo r. DeZouche.
Mrs. Christopher, 13S Fourth avenue
Mr. and Mrs w. w Stone.
Mrs. Jas Erb.
James Erb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. D. Harlan and
family.
Miss Gertrude Erickson.
Mrs. Dana NJ. Palmer.
G. NJ. Pool
Mrs. G. NJ Pool
Cora +. Hetzner.
Mrs. G. p Barbour.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred s. Prichard
Mrs. A. j. Thomas and family
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Hawley.
Miss Mildred r. Keller.
Miss Margaret G.. Keller.
August Gerding and family.
O. A. Kroehnke and family.
G. Fl. G. J. =. Barnard.
Gotlieb Marten.
Mr.. and Mrs T. Hill.
Mrs. s. J. Harden.
Mrs. Mary Werner,
Miss Maude Werner.
Miss Verna Viehman.
Miss Anna Reardon.
Edw, Reardon.
n. M. Farrell. $50 Washington ST.
Fabian F. Farrell. $50 Washington
Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos Bryan and fam
lily. ol5 WI Washington street.
Mary Downey
Mrs. l.. Gagel 500 Canal street
Miss Betty Pleskovitch.
Mrs. J G. Butterheld
Mrs. John Hinkey. ST..
Mrs. IT, l.. Drallc
Mrs. VIM Dwyt&
Ed Kelly.
Guy V. MINIS.
Mrs. Margaret Lemon
Mrs G. B. Sharp.
Marguerite Kuyle.
Mrs. c. +. Miller
Mrs Jos. Richard.
Mrs Joe Alschuler,
Mrs Robt Kaun
Mr. and Mrs. H. X. Mitchell.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-13

Mrs. J. +. Washam.
Adolph and Catherine Kaut
VIM y. Fullerton
Mrs. Roger H. Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. II. Pike.
Ge0rgiana Mills.
Margaret Mills
Mrs, 7 II. Doolan.
Mrs Martin hsboldt.
Martin Esboldt
C. B. Helgen.
Mr.. and Mrs. W h. Soloman and
family.
f. n Stumph.
Mrs. Everett Barnes and Mrs. Chas.
e. Smith. 600 Shabbona street,
Mary y. C0nard.
Laura u Conard.
F'lda Smith
Mary ]. Johnson. 702 Pearl street.
r. T. Thornton. 20i Orleans street
Mrs. Julia Morris. 532 Congress 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Teachout and family
Carrie Thornton. 7C4 Orleans street
Jas. Thornton, 70i Orleans street
Mrs, Josephine X. lfumDo'
Mr.. and Mrs. w A Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w r. Hahn.
Mrs. Lizzie Wickle and family.
Mabel pickens.
Nellie Bradish
Geo. Francis Bissel.
John T. Quinn.
Mrs. M. Farrell.
Elizabeth Devlin
Nellie Hassett
D. II. Sweger.
Mrs. Frank Steinz.
Hubert Scherer.
NJ g. Jameson.
G. b. Hess.
Mrs. Pat Kelly
Mrs Gustave Knctissl
]. A. Wideman.
Mrs. J. A. Widcman
Mrs. Chas. p Duckett
A. S. McEvoy.
VIM Flick.
Miss Bessie Flick.
Marjorie Elmina Flick
VIM Flick. Jr.
II. y. WdlHlel1d anu fanny
Marguerite A. Charlier.
Nrs Grace McClintie.
A. l.. Coping.
Mr.. and Mrs c ] Bernard.
Dr. and Mrs. j Truman CLARK
Geo. A. Waite.
Miss Lura Beatty.
Clarence Griggs.
Mrs. r G, Lucas.
Phoebe A. Leonard.
August Erickson.
=. r. Achard
d. ]. Mcleod.
Henry Walking, Sr.
G. Il. Knapp.
Mrs G. e. Knapp.
Miss Ruth Knapp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Sampson
Elmer Roberts.
Mrs. Edith Roberts.
Miss Idalene Roberts
Howard Roberts.
Maria billiard
Lorenz LANCER
jamie NJ Sanders.
Anne Burke.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-13

Decatur Every telephone subscrib
er here will be asked to purchase 4
thrift stamp by special operator emf
ployed by the telephone company dur-
ing Thirst Stamp Week"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-13


Mrs. +. " Sapp.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Hossack.
Sanchez Degen
Oscar Haeberle
Mrs. Margaret Arnold.
Mrs Oscar Haeberle.
Mr., and Mrs j. f. Cutting.
Porter G Taylor. GOA Z. Main street.
Mrs. Josephine p. Taylor, GO4 f.
Main street.
r. J. Carter.
Harry Carter
ThOs Carter.
Minnie Gwehin.
Mrs. ]. r. Carter.
Harvey W. Hess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J. Erb.
r. j. Dougherty.
Chas. Cook
Joe Still
Otto Anderson
Chas. Roser.
Mrs' Jason II. Brown
MISS ildiIiet D"ycI' -lo De QUA
A., -, 49,,
MI " ! Dwvor 9te No sota
street.
MISS beatrice DWyer, 2lb DE Sofa
street.
lhe Misses hocnelle
MISS Anna DWyer, 2lb DE Sofa
street. 4.
Jas, Carr and family, 3lS Third
street.
Mrs PETER ana Mrs. Aeller'
VIM, Luce,
Simon Blumbery.
II. l.. Dwyer.
Mary Cruise
Miss Eta Cruise.
Mrs. +. + Null
Mrs Jas Ahern
Robert Eden
Fanny w Tucker ~ Columbus
street.
Mrs Nellie Mummy n Columbus
street
H., - :, c
NV ''o'' '''
''oo'
MISS Wade II Ihomas.
Mrs. W. !. Thomas.
Ceorai,na Eicholberaer
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-13


A. G. Colwell and family
N Mrs. Elizabeth B. Farnsworth
H. c. Antram.
Z Martha j. Antram
Y d J. Price.
Miss Margaret kimble
Miss Mabel Pyle
y. Mrs, Sarah NJ Rodgers. Ala State
street
Tessie e. Rodgers. Ala State street
Carrie h. Rodgers, 4li State street
\ Mrs. Ralph Withee,
Mrs II. Belle Pyle.
Mrs. j. NJ Rockwell
Bertha A. Glover.
Mrs, Jonah IIibbs.
Mrs. VIM II Osman and children.
Mrs. Geo. Beatty
Geo. X. Beatty
Elizabeth c. Pickens
Mrs win Lemke
r. A. Green.
x VIM Andrews
Jennie Andrews
n Mrs. VIII Lemke.
Theo pickens.
Anna NJ. Berg.
j. NJ Berg
Lura Nash Griggs
Julia Wehler.
Esther M. j. Lannigan, sos Webster
street.
Andrew Homer
Mrs. G. NJ Evans.
Mrs Chas. Douvia
Marie Charier.
Christie Duffy
Mrs G. c. Duffy.
\ Mrs Peter Carpenter Douglas
street
4 Louis Carpenter. Douglas street
Ruth Totel
Mrs Burton s. Jordan
Mae Pitzer.
Mr. and Mrs John Lansing and
Family
Ray a. Carter and family.
G. W Fredenburgh
Chas. j. Gillen
Mrs. Chas J. Gllen.
Mrs Catherine Hughes.
Edgar Eldredge and family.
Anna Ottosen
Jane e, Dudgeon.
v Fred A. Sapp and family.
Mr.. and Mrs f. B. Wharton.
Mary ] Loring
Dr.. and Mrs L. Y Jordan
Mr.. and Mrs. H L. Arnold
J l.. Albert and family.
Mrs Geo. L. Farnsworth
Mrs II w. Blankinshlp
Helen Blankenship
Louise p. Fullerton
Mrs +. S. Yentzer,
Mamie Yentzer
y Mrs Margaret Hette
Frances Kelley.
Ethel Denny.
Mrs G. J. Kelley.
r.. j. Kelly.
Mrs Dora 3. McgafIin
Emil G. Hassley
Chas G. Marsh and family.
Mrs Burt Hathaway.
Fred Hitter
Mrs John Eustis.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-13

liam Massie. who is believed to be- in
the city, i'll.
D.
Monmouth An anonymous letter
threatening that he would receive the
same fate is that meted ont to the
Dawson family victims of an AZ
murder, has been received by Mayor
j. H. llauley.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-13

Peoria A movement is on foot here
creating an organization for the sup
port Of universal military training
among the business men of the city.
D.
Rock Island A Patriotic War
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-13


Iotitia p pnttorGold
Helen picRinson swift
Mr. carnli,n ua,hana,.
loo togoHn
Etbel 0lcor
NJ pngg
Ndi,b n uihhs
w ! u;hhs
Miss Nable Connolly.
Mrs f. G. Swift
Miss Agness Calvin
Miss Elizabeth Calvin
Mrs. Mary Gilman.
Notio rr,Hth
! " pettit
Hlda Halle
August C. Halle.
Velma Halle
VIM p TTiphv
Mrs Geo i Shntp
/ = Rrand
Nre Taesia e Smith
+. perena shaver
". - ~ ,t.C.u-
w., W. -, 80, "a ~, W., u''ou !,
~ CIV ~, 80 w 0'N"N
c '.' va - ~" 80,
9"",'o, ,,.,, n'o 'o'o's
-, o. ,iii'''t"
,nlNa pe',e , neool''
r''hli ~ 1e''e'
n II strait
:,
W. o. H. u OH at
,te''ie cray ~,
Heo' iieiuenr'oi anu 'aihiiS'
Jessie + ieiltzef.
MISS Margaret lehtzei'
u W. fehtzer'
Mr. and Mrs. Lester II. Strawn,
Mr. and Mrs. d. j. Connolly
Mrs Jerry Madigan.
The Misses Pike.
Miss Rebecca Y, yentzer.
Roger r. Clark.
Nevin Strawn and family.
Geo. H. Claus.
II. L. Wiley and family.
Miss Elizabeth Hughes.
Mrs Leo Letters.
Mrs L. D. LEX.
Mary L. Butter.
Miss Katherine Lincoln.
Mrs. B. +. Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Hasley and fam
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-13

Belleville.-Pron George Dagit.
principal of a school at Mulstadt. as
under suspicion OF unwittngly hav-
ing caused an epidemic of smallpox
there. He is accused OF teaching
school with eruption on his face.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-13

Laura Eustis
Mrs Ben f. Reeder
Mrs. j. Fiesel
Mrs. Henry Wander.
Mr. and Mrs. c j Sticklen.
Mr. A j. Welsh
Mrs Julia Dillon
Harriet Dillon
Nellie Jensen
Mr.. and Mrs Otto Jensen.
Frank Kendrick.
Mrs f. + Miller
c. X. Devore and family.
Mrs Il f. Null
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick J. Greher
and family
Dora Pool
Mrs Elizabeth Pool
Mr. and Mrs / H. Woodward
Mr. and Mrs. Geo S. Wiley and
family
Mrs. Otis VI Bach.
Mrs. Taylor Pyle.
Mrs. Clarence Z. Hulse.
Mrs, Alice Deyereaux
Harry b Shull
Robert Duncan
Florence Duncan
Taylor Pyle
K RhOads
Mrs John Wood.
Helen r. stephen
Mrs John s Stephen
Gertrude S. Stotle.
Mrs. Fred Holloway.
Mrs Eva Tomlnson.
Miss Leslie Tomlinson.
Henrietta A. Dunaway,
Mrs Irwin Hanna
Mrs W l.. Tress.
lnez G. Tress.
Belinda c. Boyle.
Mary Raymond.
Mrs T, X Brunniek
Mrs + +. Retz.
II W. Blankinship.
Mrs G. f.. Hovey.
Mrs VIM Mullholland.
Miss Netelene Bultman.
Mrs Margaret Peliqun.
Hubert Peloquin
Mr.. f Knowles.
Dorothy w Knowles
w s. Knowles.
Mr. and Mrs. W. f. Weise.
Mr. and Mrs a j O'Conor
Mrs Walter Palmer
DR. W s. Blue
Miss Vera B. Ham
G. B Herring
Enos L. Palmer.
Rev. and Mrs, G. w. Farrar.
Mr., T., G. Swift
} H. Bane.
J. A. Andrews.
II, r. Nicholson,
G. II. Kingman.
Prof w. Z Foster.
Mr. and Mrs, Chas 2, Irlon.
II. A. Bonges.
Mrs. Jos s. Dixon.
Miss Susanna Swift
Mrs. Mary McNanna,
X Q. Hanson
Mrs Mary A. Finley,
Ed J Curtis.
Mary e. Strait.
Chas, Petit.
Phebe A. Highly
AL f. Schoch
The Washington herald., 1918-10-16

per bu,. Loo; do, per ~ bss. Soc; onions. y. Y.
and Western. per 100 lbs, 2ooa&5o; do AsIslS
and -Penus,iapia. per 100 lbs, 1oosaS; do.
white per 100 lhs. 800; pesrs. Nes YORK. yer
bbl. Bartlett. 7.0oae.o do. per bbl. shel-
don. 6o0a7 90 do. Kiener. per basket, =
a IS; do. per bbl, 25oa3.oo; peaches, mountain,
bus bas 200s3 80; do, per ss oas. l.ooai.ISi do,
per carrier. 2.50a3.50; do. White Heath, IsI
oushel. 2oos3S; peppers. native. per hsssst,
5sDc: tomatoes. native. ner has, nFs, zsJsc
do. per mtssdri bus. 50c; tnrnips. native. per
bus 0asc
LIVE Chickens. young per ID.
large Sc: do. do. per ID, medium. &c: do.
do. per 10. small. 35as; do young. White
bsghOTs. per III, 3oa32c; do, do. by express, per
10. 5Ic: DO old roosters. per ID. AsZSc. do.
old hens, per H. over lbs, Slci do. do, snail,
per 10. s2r; do do. White LeahOrns. per TO- sc
hrCks MusruVy and monnel. young. per 10.
1aasoc do, White Pekins, young, peT ID. Jls&;
do, puddle psr ID. 81 lbs and over. aesc
do. do. smaller. poor, per ID. Asec: pgeons
old. prr PAIR. o0sEc; young. Per Ian. SoasSc
guinea fowls young each, over IN rbs, 6oC; DO,
do. under ~ lbs. Soc; do. DO. smaller. Sc.
BUTTER-Creamey. Western separation .I
tTas 0a6Ic: frsts. 5saJsc Western prints. u ID,
extras. 6laG2c hrsts 5ss5sc; Western ptiuU,
lib. extras GIs62c; frsts. 5saSsc. nearby eresm
cry. extras J6aSsc; hrsts, 5ia55c dairy prints
Western penusylyaniG aud Virginia extras. va
Sic. frsts Jsss sOc store packed, nrsts, Ssa!sc.
EGGs-Wcstern Maryland and rsnnslrsnii
and nearby. Ter don, hrsts, Sc; Eastern Shore
Of Maryland aud Virginia. yer duz. nrsts. S1r
Ohio Ter d0E hrsts Sc; West Nivinis. ~
dor So; SouLhrm North Cardinal. peT d1,
hrsts a.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-16
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

United State Bureau q Markets
Chicago. ucf. Is j-HOGS-Receip4s y GO. may
Set mostly l0c to IL higher than Nunday's aver
sec; light sc 10 . higher. trade slow N
raCkis grades. butchers. Is. ssls7s; light. r-..5a
1855; packing. l6Sals lC roughs l6 SOai6 .
pagS. good and choice. '5JOsl675
CATTLE-Receipts. 80 9nc market opeurd
s!lw: quality Nery ptOr good kiBos steady: tsnd-
sncy lower on others calves stead,.
SHEEP-ReceITts. 3 .00, market slow. steady
to lever.
Cincinnati Or.. GS-HOGs- Rrcyims. go:
hackers and hr',hers. l6 ooal7.75, common to
choice. c0oaIC u
CATTLE-Recupts. IOW: dull: uesrs ssa
1900: hcif1s, 6OOau.5 calves s;esdv
SHEEP-RecelnS. 400 steady, lambs steady
at s5aaI6Oo
Pittsburgh. Pa. o.. IS 5-HOGS-ReCsrr:s
: 90: active. heaues. .sOLa's.50; lea,y lorscrs
ls.t'alSS, hight Yorkers, l. Balls; pgs. = COs
IT5C
SHEEP AND LAMBS -Receirts SO, steady
top sbeep. lLG: top lambs, l7Oo.
CALNES-ReC,ipts, 20. stead,. top. 1900
St Louis Oct. lS.-HOGS- Receipts. 1900.
lower: lights. T.65als.Oo piss. H75sl6.75; butch
srs. l5.6jals. 70; heavy. IsSa'sR
CATTLE - Receipts. IOnno: SLOW native
steers. i. .5OalsZ: heifcrs 95O,IcS6: COWS. 7SOa
4 50; stockers and feeder, sSOll2Oe; oslVes.
7.75sl7.5.
sHEEP-Receipts. n loo. STEADY; lambs, Is.sa
1915; ewes, lIOOsl2.O.
Kansas City. Oct. l5.-HOGS- Receipts. N.6o :
strong; heavy. l.. 2Jslslo: packers aud butchers.
I7.25als6: lights. l7.O0al7.so: piFs. l2,50ai6oo.
OATTLE-Reoeipts. 25 600: steady; prime fed
steers. Il 5Oal9.Oo: Southern steers. 7.sOsls.O:
cows sOOai20o; heifers. 7Ooal2.Oo; calves. 7Oos
80
SHEEP-Reccipts. 500: steady: lambs. IrOCa
l5.3; yesriings. 10 Oooall 90, wethers. s.0aIO.5
ewes s0pse50.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-16
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Rslruorr MI. Oo+ l. Iricrs ou tie local
Produce market 'oday range folluw.:
POTATOES POiatocs sell b. no rs weizhfl
White Wes'cr, Maryland sr1 PsDrsyv0nis
1880: do. New York. N. :. . -rs2 q do.
T. Shore. 25a2.7j- do. JerSrvs. uRr 30 IL. sack
25at50: sweets. lcllows. North Carol ~. per
hb. 2joa7OO do Anne Arundel. r.r barkst,
Sc; do f. Shore Of ManIand ani n,'aware.
Isr hh'.. 2OOa3 > virgirif 2Es,Oo. vans.
fancy. bright rsr bM 50s26o
GREEN FRTITS AND VEGETABLES-An-
rIe'. Fas'eru Shore MarvIaHd o,1.cr ner bbi.
0a3oo: d'. ordinary lZ5a2 q. do '.bbl bSS
- alji. Do. New York STATE ~er Lhl. No. J.
T"Ni5 o.. do, West MI and Pa packed Nbl.
f1ccN: DO No .. hbf 1.Onaio0 beans native
lt- ln- Erern 5a7sr brets native per bunch.
n. ,"l' a." rHuro. rrr IN ODas 10. do Nsu
Yors state ton. Is Ooao5On. cantalorres Colo
RADIO. r"r crate. > Ga3n. do. uatIrd pCr
has. SaNr. cr'eu. New York TOR dv.
stalks. ha60y; curn. sugar rsr doy has. CI-
C,mhcrs native. Ter reach has fnTNc: dan,srrs.
New NorE. Ter hushrl basket C0a4 n:
do do. Der s'b. basket 5Ia6O; egg
IlantS. native. Tcr basket SOalOc: grapeS.
CoucDrd per l-'h h7.. 2s%5: do. Niagara. Trr
&lb bas 1870: do. DelaUar. per 4-lh has.
2'a2i~: hftUCo. r1Ur". rer bus hnr. 7daJc
do. New York. per box. Iooa-.5o. Lima hcsus
The Washington herald., 1918-10-16
THESPIANS AMONG 63D
WILL PRESENT COMEDY
Production to Be Staged When
Quarantine Is Lifted.

All sections OF the United States are
represented among the lads who COM
pose the dramatic club Of the Sixty
third Infantry. which will produce a.
an early date q musical comedy which
has been written and adapted for them
By by William T. Rochester. the di-
rector Of dramatic here for the War
Department Commission on Training
Camp Activities II t. the hope OF
Mr.. Rochester to produce the play al
the Liberty Thcstcr on the first even
ing after the Quarantine is lifted.
Mr.. Rochester IL conducting a con-
test Tor name for the comedy. An
members Of the dramatic club are
participating and the winner will re-
reiNe so gold piece ~ reward
Musical comedy Cast.
The lads who are participating, their
home city and their company in tho
SiNty-ihird Infantry follow:
H. J. Jones. Portland. Ore-. Ma
chine Gun Company. J. q. Porter,
Portland, Greg. Machine Gun Com
pany. Tom Mcdowell. Philadelphia,
Machine Gun Company. Al Uoa.
Portland. Greg. company G.. Seur.rI
GrOndahl Portland. DrDu.. Dom0su.-
@: Herbert Riley. san Francisco.
Headquarters. Kari T.. RackIe. san
Francisco. Headquarters. Milton A.
HcrbcrE. GalesNills, Wis. IFeaduu4r-
tors: Nern Stancr. M0utercg. Cal.
HEADQUARTERS. Andrew Barlclma. san
Francisco. Headquarters. william 81
Davis. Memphis Tenn Nachin. Gg1
'ompany. GEORGE p. Marshall Wash
ing'on. D. e.. Machine Gun C0muar,:
Ernest CLARK New York CITY. Head
Quarters. Clarence Leland. Wcsinor-
ouEh. MTss.. Headquarters: George
cannon. San Francisco Hoadguar;srs.
George T. Edwards. Los Angeles. Ma
chine Gun Company. j. Jo, Dyc-r.
l.innens. M. Machine Gun Compa nv:
ANTHONY COCnc,a 5r.. Tucson a~fz
COmparv 4
The Washington herald., 1918-10-16
Y. M. {. A. GOUGING
CHARGES EXPLODED
Canteen Overheads Forced Higher
Prices Than al Home.

Criticism OF the work OF the Y. VI.
{. A. in France, in the form OF
charges that II is prohteering IA ils
canieen work, have been denounced
both by Gen. PeTshing and by off,
cials OF the war work council Of the
Y. NJ. g, A. one OF the seven or
ganiIations which will Join in
drive for funds 10 support the boys
I'm France.
Recently a Georgia man interested
In the work OF the ~ overseas
and hearing Of these charges Of
profiteering against the organization.
wrote the War Department 20 know
the facts on which these charges
were based He received the follow
ing telegram from the Third Assist
ant Secretary OF War. Dr. Frederick
Keppei. Matter OF prices asked by
Young Mems Christian Association
for Ils articles sold in canteens over
seas already invest ga ted by War De-
partment. and conditions being REM
cdIed
Young Mems Christian Association
originally asked by Gen Pershing 10
run Canteens On cost basis To 10
this had to reckon in price fixing.
such overhead charges AS transpor-
iauon and marine insurance. so that
prices were much higher than IN this
country. Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION made no profit, but lost
thousands OF dollars. Arrangements
now made 10 enable Them TO obtain
supplies from sources that will go-
duce overhead charges and keep
prices down
Officials Of the Y NJ g A believe
the whole profteering question is a
subtle blow aimed by German agents
at the morale OF the fighting units
Of the A. J.. r.
COnET"ssmen who have been to
France have been united in their
praise OF the work OF the Y NJ G.
A. and agree that now that the
y" is getting its canteen supplies
through the QgartcIm8ster Generals
Department. the service gwen The
BOYS in uniform is more complete
than At could be at the isolated =
VI. c. departments scattered behind
the lines in France.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-16
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

rsceipts BIS tubs: creamery. higher than eV-
tT4s 6Gsasl: creamery extras ~ scorel. 60.
hrsts. 5lzs5sss; packing stock. current make.
No Z. sls
EaSS-Firm: receipts. lsSS cases; fresh
gathered extras. STS5s; fresh gathered regular
packed extras hrsts, 54a56; do, hrsts. 52aS5
state, Pennsylvania and nearby western hen
nsry whites hns to fancy. Gas; state Penn
sylyania and nearby hsnnery browns, 6oas3; do
gathersd browns and MIXED eolors. 5a57.
CHEESE-Fm; receipts. } 80 boxes: state
fr-Sh specials. 3A8i4; do, average run, ~
r0UDTRY-Lire. arm; chickens SAB; Others
un-hanssd Dressed. sesdy; turkeys. spriuss,
toaiJ. poor. 3xoo: other prices unchanged