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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-07
E.hb'. tor ths sen.fit ri English War orph.n.,


bler's attention and that the wide toe
win spoil the chiropodists occupa
ton. N NJ
Statesmen will observe that thus
two more men WILDE released for mil
itary service. ~ III 4. s S
Economists will perceive that the
stockings are camouflaged at a point
made imperative by the shortage OF
leather In the shoe tops. II
The mechanically inclined will find
pleasure in the remarkable toy en-,
CINE which will actually haul four Per,
sons along It's Pinch track. ss
q The artist will see that the Lady
of the Shoe has an extremely eles
CANT and easy poise in spite Of the
foot which is exaggerated by the cam
ara. nsf /; ..s q I. ss M
Garden makers will not overlook
the stock. canterberry bells and lark
spur in the flower-bed background.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-07

from William Lair, Edgar and Bill
Crewe, Jane Byrne and kathryn
Murphy who gave a Red Cross benefit
at the Byrne Garage, featuring
flower ballet. introducing an imper-
sonation Of Charlie Chaplin and vari-
Gus nations in costume.
Wl M X.
Classes in Elementary Hygiene and
Home Care of Sick will commence
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A model of-a new type Of engine
was made one Of the attractions at o
military and naval fete held recently
in England for the benefit Of war Or
sphans. incidentally there was also an
exhibit of the fashionable English
womans boot and stocking.
Engines ,of this kind will run soon
on the London and South Western h
r., and shoes and stockings Of this
design will shortly be running around
this country. N 4. II, III
But it's a poor reader who can read
only this into the news item and pic,
.ture. 4, Persons who follow the fash
ions will note that the low broad heel
81 the shoe will seldom require a cob
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FRIDAY TO BE LADY: ELKS' DAY
AT BISMARCK COUNTRY CLUB

the latter for Red Cross afternoon
and evening. Ice cream and cake will
be served during the afternoon ana
here will be. a da1ce at night. O'Con-
nors orchestra will furnish music,
and everyone is invited.
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RED CROSS NOTES

IA donation OF 81 cents was re-
ceived from Dorothy Kellar and Ted.
dy3 and Jack Halliday, proceeds from q
ybenefu given for the Red Cross at
the home Of Dorothy kellar, 615
Sixth Street. n
Az donation Of $3.50 was received
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BRODERICK RITES AT
ST. MARY'S' AT g a. M.

Last rites for the late William
Frederick, who passed away at q 10.
cal hospital Tuesday morning. will be
held at st. Mary's pro-cathedral at 8
o'clock Thursday morning.
-~-----pvY W. $. s. So Il ~ ~
In Montana. u,
Rev. and Mrs. William Suckow are
enjoying q vacation in Montana.
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SLIGHT RELIEF
+ R0M H EAT

Chicago, Aug. Slight relief from
the heat wave came today. At 1 p. m
the official temperature reading was
81. five degrees lower than at the
same hour yesterday.
NO RELIEF AT PHiLADELPHiA
Philadelphia, Pa; Aug. There
was no relief here today from the in
tense heat. At noon the thermometer
touched 100. Sin deaths have been
reported.
FIVE DEATHS.
Baltimore Aug. Five deaths and
three prostrations from heat were re
ported here, to noon today. At that
time the thermometer registered 100.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

'FOuND-At Grand Pacific. fraternity
I pin. Owner can have same at Trjb
une office by paying reward and for
this adv. 8 q tt
----ABut W. s. $50 #
FOR RENT Furnished room Inquire
30 Rosser. rs 1 wk
---suy ". s. 49, - III I
FOR SALE Inc sanitary oak fold
ing typewriter desk. Cheap. Phone
1870 r. sss 7, 8 Z 1t
--BuYw ". S. s.---- Ii
FOR RENT room modern house to
good tenant Harvey Harris & Co.
s. Z st
FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping
rooms, modern. Phone 773. Mrs.
j. O.. Varney. 4OS End street.
bt1; ,efg a. N4sS5 81
-----svY.w. S. S. 81 ~.
FOR RENT-very nicely furnished
flat on first floor, including piano.
AL modern, No children. sSQ7 18th
!. .straet Phone 9 .,,,.s. If
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Friday will be lady Elks' day at the
Country club. OF course thereare no
lady Elks, but there are many good
Elks with ladies, and the Country club
has been uplaced at the disposal Of
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-07

Y Constipation upsets the entire sys-
tenn causing serious illness to, the
human family. Don't worry--Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea will drive
out constipation, regulate the bowels,
tone the stomach. purify, cleanse
Without fail give it a thoro trial. 35e
Breslow's. ...% "a,
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/ <. >, ATTENTION..

w aS x. p. ATTENTION. #S
5S All MEMBERS OF St.. Elmo Lodge, X.
r., are requested to. meet at the X. r.
hall at q: 80 Thursday afternoon to a..
tend the funeral fof Brother Fred
sCarstens, N II st.s.
w. BUTTON. ~
/ Secretary.
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3, q X {,
And the philanthroptst will recall,
that the English, by many devices otl,
ser than fetes, manage to contribute to
the care Of the war orphanssof many
lanas. 81
How one looks at a picture betrays
the workings OF one S mind. N y
Persons Of concentrated interests
will see only the center of the pic.
ture, and never anything else, though
they look at II. q hundred times. Those
with wide horizon that is with q
great love Of humanity. will not lose .
detail Of picture and will find doz.
en- lines of thought suggested BY any
news item.
War pictures are particularly rich
In suggestions and it is excellent ment.
al training to get all one can out O..
them I instead Of anly half Of the stor.
les which they tell,
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Sheriff j. P. French Of Bismarck:
who is now ready to receive volun-
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From Detroit,

Deputy u S. Marshal George +.
Caldwell Of Detroit, Mich, arrived IN
Bismarck last night with Fred ~
Young lood and ! L. u. Sewell, former
Dickinson railroad men, who will be
tried IN federal curt here on a charge
OF violating the federal car. seal act.T7,s
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Mr.. Ferris Improves.
Sam w. Ferris, a pioneer citizen
who has been quite Iii at St. Alexius,
is reported today to be showing 9
steady improvement. Il
The Washington herald., 1918-09-21
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia, Pa. Sept. 2.-Price- on the
local produce market today ranged as follows
BUrTER-Solid-ps packed creamery extra, Sc
do, hsh-scoring goods. 5sae0c; the latter for
1obbing sales extra hrsts, 56aJ4c; fTSts. 5Ss55c;
teconds. Ds52c; sweet creamery. chUice and
fancy. as to quality. 5ss6lc; fair to good. 6a
Sec: lEdles as TO quality. seai2c; pscking stock
3sa4ec; fancy Strands Of pIints jobbing At ga
&c: CHOICE SIC: fair &c good. 5sz6lc.
EGGS-Nesrby fists. H70aB0 per crate
nearby current receipts. u.los44o per crate
seconds. l2.Sal3So; inferior lots lower: Western
extra hrsts. H.7Osl5co per crate; do. hrts.
A.loal4!so per crate; seconds. I2plll9 per
fully csndled eggs were jobbng at HsSse per
dozen.
LIVE PoULTRY-Fowls not Leyhomt, &C
oordins 10 quality. Ss5c; White LSghOrn
fowls, 5sSie; spring chickens. not LE
horns. according to quality. JiaJ7c; White
Leghorus. as 10 quality, S2a34c; rooster>.
2s2c; ducks, Pekin, 32154c; Indian Runner,
ssN; guiness young. pei pair. weighing ll4a
lbs apiece. ScaLIO smaller sizes, 6Oasc;
guineas. old. per pair. 75ssec; pigeons. old. per
pair, 0a6c: do. young. per pSIr. 3a3Oc.
PUTATOEs-White potatoes. Eastern Shore
per bbl.. No. /, +0oa5.OO. No. 2 200a5 p do.
Jersey. PER s-busheI basket No. !. lO0s %
No. Z. Sos75c; do, DO. per 100 lbs. CObblen
and Green Mountain. No. /, T5a30; Giants
No. !. 2Toa2sS; No. z. Ls0s225 swee7 potA-
toes. Jersey, Per basket No. /. Ll5sl 70; No.
2 f5cal0o; DO. North Carolina, per bbl No.
/. L00a5.oo; No. 2. 2oos2 50: cllls. 100: do.
Eastern Shore. per bbl. No. /. L75s5sO. No.
2, 2ooa25o
The Washington herald., 1918-09-21

It had displayed strength, slth0ugh it ended
at 4 good net gain
A jump Of 2 to q points IN prices st the
opening reflected hrmer cables, an improved
technical position after yesterdays severe drip,
low tsmperstures over the northern edSv OF
the belt, further buying By SPOT houses sud q
private crop estimate OF i. 600 bales ex-
elusive Of hnters
Prices broke sharply In the last hour In gym
pathy With weakness at New Orleans and under
southern selling and local bull liquidation,
based On renewed fears OF price fixing. The
market closed steady At . net advance Of
Sao points.
ReceIpt, at the ports for the day were 70 ia
bales compared with l2.sOs bales a week aEo
and S ls bales . year ago.
SPOT at New Orleans was quiet and IN
changed at, Rise; the salss were 1850 bales.
SPOT here VA quiet at an advance Of 3 points
al u go for middling- There were no sales
The New Orleans cotton exchange places the
increment OF cotton from August TO septsm-
Der %. including port receipts at SIS, l61 bales
against s6. 80 bales last year.
Receipts at other ports:
New Orleans. t.5so; Savannah. i,Oe4 Norfolk.
Rl; st. Louis, 14.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-21
ALEXANDRIA
THE HERALD BUREAU.
A. :. D0uiphsn,
= King Street

Alexandria, Va, Sept. %. A big
touring car. occupied by man whose
name was given as Richard Bisseau
X. F. D. Alexandria County. Va, and
a woman whose name was given as
Miss Aable Long. 1894 Columbia road.
Washington. D. c.. was struck by d
northbound work car on the Washing
ton Virginia Railway at about
o'clock tonight while at the crossing
at Hume, Alexandria County. a mile
north of this city, and the occupa nts
badly injured Both OF the occupants
were hurled from the car and their car
thrown a distance OF about fifty feet
and the work car in charge OF Motor
man Cook was derailed.
The man and woman were placed
aboard an incoming electric train and
taken off at Royal street and rusheI
to the Alexandra Hospital. The man
skull Is thought 20 be fractured and
he also sustained a broken arm and
a broken leg. At the hospital late
tonight II was stated that he had not
regained consciousness The woman
escaped with a broken leg and bruises
about the face. The injured persons
were treated by Drs. Mcclure, De
laney and Bayly.
j lie WI n Aal d. Eblll- At'A y tA'lA
the automobile was coming toward
! this city. The deTailment Of the work
car tied up traffic on the electric line
for a considerable length Of time.
After examining eight witnesses
tonight a Coroners jury summoned
by DR.. T NJ. Jones gave a verdict
to the effect that Irving, better
known as Ped" Dudley, colorcd.
came to his death last night from
a pistol shot wound inflicted with 4
pistol in the hands OF William
Monta que. colored.
Afterwsrd Police Justice Thom2-
son held Montague for the action
Of the grand jury.
The shooting took place last night
on Pitt street between Princess and
OTonoCO streets.
The testimony adduced vas that
there was no friction between tho
men and the shooting was without
provocation. Most Of the witnesses
testified that Montague fired three
shots
Previous TO the shooting the two
men had been together and each took
The Washington herald., 1918-09-21
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Sept. a.-Prices In the Baltimore
pgOduee market range as follow:
POTATOES Potatoes sell By 100 lbs veisht.)
White. Western Maryland and PennsylTsnis.
25oa3oo; do, New York. No. !, 3Ooa3O; do.
Eastern Shore. 25Oa10O; do, Norfolk, No. !,
Dol. iSoaSOo; do. do. No. ?. bbl. 25oa3.0o
sweets, yellOvs, North Carolina. per Dbl. 5.Ooa
500; do, Anne Arundel. per basket, s5ssoc
do. Eastern Shores Of Maryland and Della
ware. per bbl, aSzs0; Virginia, 5oOa5 20;
yams. fancy. bright. per Dbl. LSa5oo.
GREEN FRUITS AND vEGETABLES-Ap
pies, Eastern Shore Maryland. choice per Dbl.
EsA5o; do, ordinary, l.25a20o; do, h-bbl has,
IseaI.a; do, West Nd. and Pa. packed Dbl,
50a60; do. No 2 Dbl, 3o0a4oo: beans native
pcr bus. green. soa75c; beets, native, per bunch,
1aSc; cabbage. native. per 100. 5oOasO0; do, New
YORK state, per ton, D.Ds3,O; czntaloupes
E Shore. per crate. l.5oa2oo; do, native, per
nas 0a15c; celery. New York, per doz stalks,
ioaSoc: corn, sugar, per doz. l2a2oc; cucnm-
bers. native, per peach basket, SOC; Damsons
Maryland and Virginia per peach basket so,
Is; do. New YORK. per Slb has, s0as5c; egg
plants, native. per basket Soc: grsuss
Concord, per Alb has, saac; Niagara, per
Alb has, lsaD; do. Delaware. per tIb has
5,a2ci lettuce. native. per bus box, 1s5Oc /;
do. New York, per box. I.ooaI-0. Lima beans
per bus, 2.75a3o; do. per - bas, l25al 50; do
hullsd per ID. aa22c. Onions. New York and
Western. per 100 lbs, Z5oa275; do, MARYLAND
and Pennsylvania, Per 100 lbe. 23s2D Pear,
Maryland and Virginia, per bas. Bartlett. 75ca
lD do; per hamper, Bartlett. 20oa2yO: do
nearby seckel. FER has. 75cal.25; do. Kierer. par
hamper, 7Scaloo Peaches, mountain, per bush
las. Zooa3 90; do. per 80 bas. Iooal.75; do,
Der carrier. 2oDas0; do, vhits heath,
bushel, 2os4.ooi peppers. native. per basket.
5apc; Squash native. per bas s5agc; toma-
toes, native bss Ss.oc; do. per measured bus
iOa5c; watsrmelons Maryland and virginia
Der 100, as to size le00s4O.O
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. spring, lbs
average, p1 10. &c; do. do, IL to Ix Ibs,
per ID. 5c; do. DO. TX to, IL lbs, per ID, &c;
90, do. White Lsshorns. PER ID, Nc; do, do. By
exTes, az 10 sze, per ID. Sc; do. old roost-
en- per 10. 2as5c; do, old hens. per ID, 33a34c:
90 old White Lechorn hens. per ID, 3sa3ac;
daeN' Musoovy and mongrel. young per ID.
,oasci DO. White PskinA old. per 10. 2sa3oc;
o.. puddls. old per u. -; do, spring. " In
The Washington herald., 1918-09-21
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

EGGS-SIictly fresh. 30; average receipts,
a.: southern, 7aS
CHEESE-Nsw York State factory, new. ..
BUTTER Elsn pint. 81: Elgu. tub. 50.
process. -
LIVE POULTRY - Roosters. per h. 2;
turkeys. per ID. Ss4O, chickens, spring, per h.
20; hens, per ID, 81 keats. young ~ lbs
and up. 50a55.
DRESSED POULTRY-Frrsb killed sprins
chickens. isa50; turkeys, per h. I5s4s; ROSTERS
per ID, 8a3O; hens. per b. ea40
GREEN FRUITS-Apples. per Dbl. Soos7 30
box, 7scaZoo; basket. fancy. 2OOaZ0; Cali
fornia lemons. i.Ooa60o: peaches, per crate
26ai.50; cantaloupes, per crate, .uOal5O
DO. Colorado II 10 IS in crate ga
lis; California oranges, sUalO0; Water
melons 7oal.o0; plums, Sa6o sbas; grapes,
IN 6-pan carrier, Delaware. 3oOsiOo Niagara,
2.OOl3 50; Concord Ooa3Oj
NEGETABLEs-NeW potatoes, No. |, tsGa
$50 std Dbl; No. 2. 25Oa3 % std Dbl; strips
The Washington herald., 1918-09-21

and over per Id. 2sse9c; do, do. smaller, poor
per ID, Da2sc; pigeons. old. per pair. aaSe I;
do. young. per pair. S6a35c; guinea fowl young
each. IN lbs and up. iOa5oc; do. smaller. &c
BUTTER-Western separator. extra, Soable
nrsts, faisc; Western prints Alb extras.
voa5lc; hrsts. Isai9c: do. do lib extra, sOa5le
hrsts. +saIsc; nearby creamery. extras. iSaiSc I;
frsts, 4la42e: dairy prints, Maryland. Penn
sylVania and Virginia. extras, Sa3sei hrsts
&s37c; store-p packed, Sc
EGGs-Western Maryland and Pennsyivsnia
and nearby. per doz., frsts. &c; Eastern Shore
Of Maryland and Virginia, per doz.. hrsts, &c;
Ohio. rer doz.. frsts i7c; West Virginia, per
doz-. &c; Southern North Carolina). per doz.
irsts, I5c.
n. BIO command top prices. all poor.
small and dirty eggs should be taken out from
the choice. clean stock and the former shipped
separately.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-21

beans per Dbl. l,50a25o peppers, crate. 75ca
l!0; osra, crate. 3,ooai0o; radishes, bunch. 2aJ
oucumbers, basket. 2eOa25o; esgplsnts. 15csl.oe
crate cabbage, new. 100 lbs l.75a2.0o; beets.
per bunch. AL; lettuce. l.Sa25O per basket;
tomatoes nearby. l.oa2oo; peas, 2joa3.o per
basket corn, 20a5 per dozen: lima beans. per
qt, 6os7s; sweet potatoes, s.5Oas.oo per Dbl (;
celery. iOaT5 per bunch,
LIVE sroCk-sheep. per h.. las; iambs.
spring. u; calves. Per ID. 49,: medium.
l6al7; Common. PCT ID. %; hogs. heavy. as2l.
SEEDS-Red clover, Aaa30 per bushel
alsike clover. lsOoals.5o per busbei; crimson
clover. lSooai3.T5 per bushel: timothy. s65si. 90
PER bushel: red top, l5.OOaI6O0 per 100 lbs,
bluegrass. 3.ooa5.so; orchard grass, 3.3a350; al
falfa, I2.ooal3.Oo.
GRAMMAR. milling. per bushel. 2 soa2 -
corn, per oushei. l75al5 oats. white. old,
'saO; do. do. new. '6a7s; do. mixed, old. ga
49, do. do, new. 73a75; hay, No. |, mas; No. 2,
2aa3l.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-21

ed and butcher. 10 so.2eSi good heavy. 0-5sa
D.4e: bulk. DmSDS
cATTJE-Receipo. $500; STEADY; native beef
steers, il.0ais. IS. yeariing steers and beifess.
e.5oais5o; cows, 7.50ll2.so; stockes and feeders
7.0ai5O: native calves. 7.7ssn. D.
sHEEP-Receipts. loo; steady lambs. ls.5as
1915 ewes. Ilooal20.
East Buffalo Sept. 3.-cATTLE-R Receipts,
80; steady.
CALyEs-Reeeipts. 700; strong at i.Jos2i.Oo
H0Gs-Rsceirts. $500; lower; heavy mixed
and Workers. 800; a few 1t D.sS; light York
ers. 1.oos225; Diss. Is.75aao.0; roushs. F.5Oa
E,T5: stays. 12ooal50
SHEEP AND I.AABS-Receipts. 600; steady
to. strong lambs. locezls.7S; Others unchanged
The Washington herald., 1918-09-21
CHICAGO GRAIN.
by JOS. F. PRITCHARD,

Chicago. Sept, IA strong movement IL he
Wc urged in board o. trade circles TO amend
the rules Of that organization 70 that gram
IN cars may &c rendered on contracts in order
TO I'll outstanding obligations
November corn futures sold as low a, IFS
today which was new low Level for that
month. The October future sold a. low as
5. 5ODs and the general market vas a weak one
Western holders were on the selling ode Of
ats as well as corn. Cash houses were con-
spicuous buycv early in the way Of removing
hedges, bnt they sold later
decline Of l5a3Oc in the price Of hogs at
the yards and the liquidation and decline in
corn were the principal beansh influences in
the provision pit.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-21
BATTLE NEWS
BOOMS STOCKS
This, Together with Nc
Adoo's Tax Announcement,
Causes Enthusiasm.
by BROADAN WALL.

New York, Sept. 20.-Another
strong stock market today but a
quiet one greeted the further good
news from various battle fronts.
STANDARD stocks were strong as well
as specialties, and action OF the
market indicated something more
than mere professional transactions.
Secretary McAdoo's announcement
that not more than 5000. 10000 would
be taken In taxes gave encourage
ment TO manufacturers.
In the afternoon there were rumors
OF an increase in steel prices but no
increase was expected by well-in-
formed bankers. Announcement that
workmen who secure exemption from
military duty for Industrial work will
forfeit that exemption in the future
il they are idle more than three days
a month without valid excuse was
reason for cheerfulness
City OF Paris bonds sold at a new
high record price OF 96, which is a bout
Is points from the low price recorded
when the Germans were nearest Paris
early in the summer. Other foreign
bonds were strong and a syndicate
OF French bankers was said to be
buying them.
nope TOT rHFfy victory.
Peace in the near future-a mill
tary peace dictated and not nego-
tiated-is the basis for most OF the
heavy investment buying in prog
ress. What seems to make the great
est impression on these investors is
the apparent fact that Austria has
finally been put in a position where
the Kaiser cannot absolutely dictate
every move.
Austria has nothing 10 gain from
a German victory. but could win
much from separate peace. It is
therefore believed that Austria will
make an offer OF unconditional sur
render.
Success OF allied armies in the east
Is also very important and new help
may come from that quarter to the
further discontinue OF the Huns.
Steel was strong. as were all the
tobaccos. the can stocks and most
OF the munitions. Burns Brothers
made a new high record OF 80 and
National Conduit made . new high
for recent weeks. Petroleum shares
were strong. but their strength is
thoroughly understood. 1t Is due 10
the fundamental necessity OF petrol
cum for war and peace and in addi-
ton to which just now there Is the
approaching settlement OF the Mexi-
can difficulties.
General Motors enjoyed normal
advance OF 2lZ points and seems in
line TO regain favor as trading
stock
Announcement that the Argentine
drought had been broken had a cheer
ing effect taken in connection with
the fact that the crop of wheat in
this country Is more than 200 OO0 90
bushels in excess OF a year ago.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-21
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Sept. 0.-HOGs-Receipts. I2U0;
market fully STEADY with yesterdays averages
big packers buying spariugy; butchers. 0!Oa
n g: light, 70 Ba0.jc; packing, l9 5sls SC
rough, s.Soalsl5; pigs. good to choice. $50,
ls2
CATTLE-Rece4pis 500: market SLOW to
uneveny lower nothing choice here. feeders
sHEEP-Rsoetpts. 5000: steady To strong.
Cincinnati. Sept. Receip, 500;
steady; packers and butchers, ls75a2OlS
CATTLE Receipts, ! 800: SLOW steers u OoN
r5
SHEEP Receipts. 100; resdy At 4ooalLoo;
lambs slow at 7JOals5.
Pittsburgh. sept. 1-HOGs-Receipts. ZOO
steady: heavy. 0.l0a0.S0: heavy Workers. % 5as
DIS; light Workers and pigs % 1a5 3.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - ReNIIts. 1000;
steady top sheep 100 top lambs $50
CALVES-Receipts. 90, steady; top. 100
KanS. CITY, Sept 1.-HOGS-R.oeipt,
S 600; lower: bulk lsyc0aaO25: heavy. leSa04O:
packers and butchers, Ie25a36 lights. sTsa
. D; pigs. HO0als. 3.
CATTLE-Recirs, 500 lov-: primeted
steers. ls0oal94o: crossed bcef steers. Il 5osITsO
Southern steers, z Onall %; COWS 6 Ssl2 y: heif-
ers. T.5oal3 50; stockers and feeders. TSOal5.7O;
bulls. 7.oos9.5 30; calves, s5Oal2D.
sHEEP-Receipts 5000: steady; lambs. Is os
80: yeArlnes. lO.Sal1so; wethers, IOoosl3c0;
ewes. s.ooall50.
81. Louis Sept 0-HOGs-R Receipts. 500:
lower; lights. n.ooaooio; pigs, Is saS.co; mix
The Washington herald., 1918-09-21

Club. Leopold Ruben. president OF
the association. has issued saii foi
the meeting. and plans tor = pe' wa
nent Organization will be effected.
The funeral Of william II. Walker,
who died yesterday afternoon. VIII
take place at o'clock Sunday after
noon from St Mays Catholic
Church.
Route boys TO carry the Washinz-
ton Herald are wanted by A e.
DOniphan. ~ King street.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-21
Washington Stock Exchange.

SALES.
PotDmae Electric Power cons. S, 1000 at
%. $1,000 at g.
CommrCial National Bank. 10 at lsl.
Mergenthaler. at r2A, 10 at ll25.. 2 at llaA.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-21

Funeral services for Robert Phil
lips, g. Years Old. who died in Staun-
ton. Va. and who formerly lived in
Alexandria county. took place this
afternoon from Demaine's mortuary
chapel. Rev. Willis L.. WAITS. pa stor
Of tn" Del Ray Baptist Church. Ct
GciatinS.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-21

The funeral OF James F Curtin will
take place at . O'Clock tomorrow
morning from 81. Mary's Catholic
Church. Services will be conducted
by Rev. l. +. Kelly, assistant pastor
The Washington herald., 1918-09-21

A mass meeting Of the Jew lsh Vel
fare Workers has been called for &
o clock Sunday night in the suGi-
forum OF the War Camp Community
The Washington herald., 1918-09-21

The Rev John Lee Allison n. D.,
pastor Of the Second Presbyterian
Church. will have as his subject sun
cay morning The Power OF the
GIace Of God" Evening subject will
be The Sixth Commandment and Its
Relation 10 the War"
The Washington herald., 1918-09-21

A dance was given tonight in the
auditorium Of the Enlisted Mems
Club by Mrs. /. A. French and
daughter. Miss Ida Mclaughlin. TO
the members OF the Quartermaster's
Corps and number Of engineers
from Camp Humphreys. Va.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-21

Miss Eva Bartleson and Leonard
r. PieHson, both Of Fredericksburg,
Va. were married yesterday after
noon in Christ p. f. Church. Rev.
W. J. Morton, d. D., rector oficiat-
ing. The bridegroom Is United States
commissioner in Fredericksburg
The Washington herald., 1918-09-21

Cards received here by friends OF
Lieut.. P. Taft, II. and Mrs. Taft
announce that a daughter. Eleanor
Kellogg, was born TO them nj Rose
liill. Waterbury, Conn. September lG
Lieut. Taft is now overseas