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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-08-21
4 BIG BARGAINS 4

Four new, modern residences in
best resident district of city. It will
pay you to see these before you buy.
Miller Brothers, Hays, Kansas.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-08-21

SHERIFF'S SALE-ReaI Estate of
800 acres of Appolonia Stegman es-
tate will be sold under PARTISAN suit
August 29th at p. m. at the court
house at WaKeeney, Kansas. For
further information inquire of Jake
Kippes, Administrator, at Farmers
State Bank, Ellis, Kansas.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-08-21
For-SaIe

I will sell at Public Sale at my farm
residence one mile east of Hays, on
September 10, 1919, stock, farm ma
chinery and household goods.-Alex
P. West.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-08-21
RAISE CHICKENS

A 20 acre tract miles from Hays,
an ideal chicken farm. Price $75
per acre. Good terms.-Miller Bros,
Hays, Kansas.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-08-21
SEE THIS

Three room house, electric lights,
bath and toilet, nice shade trees,
garage, barn, two large lots, 1 block
from school and church. Price s250O
Miller Brothers, HAYS, Kansas.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-08-21
DON'T FAIL TO READ THIS

DUN FAIL TO kEAD IHIS
A fine II room residence, hot water
heat, 2 large lots, and only y blocks
from the Brunswick hotel A big
snap If taken at once.-Miller Bros,
Hays, Kansas.
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A SNAP

New modern II room rooming
house, full basement, 2 large lots and
only 2 blocks from NormaL-Miller
Brothers, Hays, Kansas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11

ALESitADY-Wanted. experienced youn :
'aAlcsiady Tor dcmonstra tion work In lnna7
stores; Excellent opportunity Apply Free
man Advertising Agency. 70i Mutual Buii,I
yAEsB Want Ads Produce Resuita
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MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale
8 I

ARMY SUPPLIES OF ALL. EINDS-rent.
cots blankets navy haminocks rniits
raincoats wagon covers. ltoy. Scout equip.
nleni tents Tor rent Write for prices "a nd
catalogue - Dcp: a: Army X navy :uppiy
%; i:oS no $50 40 l!rook Ave. I'll ~
lth 81. Main ui!ice 1901 Lester ST Phone
Ran No las Richmond va
CoNFECTIONERY for sale: easy terms
=. l.. Pcttus 1904 East Cary Street n".
fore !! VI or after . T. VI.
CUT CHASING AIRY full .,ne of
GU glass. Come In and see our display
sehaaf ltros. t2i East Rroad Stree
YOUR tG,ompeiitor use, classified advertls.
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The
Arvonia Inn

We Will offer for sale at public auc-
ton TO the highest bidder, the Arvonia
Inn, on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 25TH. 1919,
Commencing at 800 O'Clock p. NJ.
rms motel Is an attractive sub
stantial three story building. contain
ing 10 rooms. exclusive of tho base
ment which contains 5 rooms; water
and gas in house. Also one acra of
land with large livery stable and
all necessary outbuidings. Any one
wishing TO examine the property boz
fore tie day OF sale will cali on A. L.
PITTS, who Will show them through
the building.
ARVONIA IMPROVEMENT Co.
------- Arvonia. Va.
HO'- count or results and NOT rapIi.a
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Statesmen wanted for $3.50 pocket check
protector. Perforatcs and inks equal to
Mics wanted, main or side line Address
Moci1 sales Co. 2Ol Old Dominion Trust
Building. Richmond. Va
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Poultry and Supplies.

add warm milk. No boiling ANY boy
or girl can raise calves successfully with
thFina call CHOW. Let them do il and
so earn money. develop Character and
learn to like farm work Al YOUR dealer {
or from Brnuer K HASTEN Distributors IaUS
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Manted-AfaIe.

al
DnOOM MAkEHS-wantcd. y broom
worSmeS HlS hset prices paid experienced
t'n,n n..'em' .Nudrcts Friend Terrell Broom
S ;,,! Inc. retcrshurg. Va.
Wnst E M 10y wanted Apply at 1900
'tMsYiCEkr NAN wanted, white or colored.
hEAp COOK wanted to TAX. charge Of
Kitchen Good wages. Also Kitchen boyl
thrs,erhcld Apartment Company. Sba Ter
and Franklin "a' ei
LArIERs AND PLAsTEKERs--
WANTED. so UNION LAruEps
81 PER HOUR: 40 UNION pLAs.
TERERs. 81 PER HOUR. APPLY
AT JOB: LONG JOB. JOHN X
cuRToN CORPORATION. GUAM.
TICo. VA.
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SEE MISS VIA. ROOM coz. EOS
EAST GRACE STREET. AT ONCE
OR CALL BY TELEPHONE FOR
APPOINTMENT. RANDOLPH 10000.
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HcIp-Male or Female.
Statesmen and AGENT.

| INSURANCE. MEN write for our accident
! and health Insurance agency proposition.
! the best accident and health insurance in
| ma nent lifetime renewal income. over
! 10000 600 paid III claims Johnson &
| ADAMS. southeastern nlgrrs, $40 South
! .rn IillE w .LCi l. q,
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AUCTION SALE.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wamtc0-Fem,,
An OTPOI;TUNITY

is offered In this store for an. am
bilious girl In ono Of our PRINCIPAL
departments We pay highest sal
arics, and soon aa you hay.
learned the mcrcha ndse you begin
selling. which brinGs advancement
according with your ambitions.
kaufmann'3 saleswomen are .be
most competent and tho best paid.
Apply Managers Onice Kaufman
& Co.
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Situations Wantcd-i'cmale. 30

COMPANION OR IIoUSEK = A
bright. attractive capable lady desires "A
position as companion or hUusckeeper Adj
dress Box %. Amclia. Va.
T0DAT,S NEWS OF merchandise and serv-
Ice oncrcd for Your plea or profit Is
told TODAY hv the classified ads
plIONE in Nnur al NOW
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81 EsM NN-EFlshN perssient. husilinG
salesman to represent well-cStabl!Sled
corporation with thousands of customers.
Qua ran,ed salary and expenses; also bonus
on leading spccialtics. Selected applicant
receives thorough practical training. If
you arc real salesman desiring an c1-
room ! Is. MmrnhN,s Intnl o 4 L.
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hIt JHNe ftE III.

SlNTf-FlNE pure bred registered puroc
hoes VIII DC sold at auction at tho Virs
Hini. safe Fair Grounds Richmond Va.
on Novomber ]" Sale begins at 10 O'clock
Lunch served on grounds
TEhEpioNE YOUR Want Al to The Times.
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AUCTIONS-LECALS
Legal NOliccs.
IIOI.I.YIvOOD LOT 0y


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% Hy ,o', v ,ssolpsiGn passyd by tho i,rsc,or,
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pass INTO tho csn n M ES SsssSI
OF 81 fs' seiSc4 on sSnd .as
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NOTICE TO CoNTRACToRS.
T Bank es Fs Sf by The
sf fe!ss ana Isls :.
baSemsn, bank building. -"a'
the bank or had on appica. ao % 70 sen at
Wilson Architest. soi Paimet,o bGiIdin as.
'Ths rish2;' i. reserved to reject an, or
NAINs cGMI ~ + RrIf.i PENS RASK sn.
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W SPENCER RobERsTsoN.
To the Stockholders or States Securities
Notice, is hereby given that a. , m..,,n.
d, yho 9aTd OF DtreG,ors Of this Company
law, t, was determined by said 6oard th et
y ~ advisab's and FOR. the benefit Of the
.hai snseia meeting OF the stockho,d ina
G h 'hy SSEp% or Is therefore called
The ,eong!nson o. the Directors in this aG re-.
The se Sf afis :. SIS 'hS MS DEa
ysGsr 81 ISIS. al tho hour S 81 ato1i Il Se SG
by order Of the e es6hd e R ~ axit
To the STOCKHOLDERS Of Lone star CorDor-
SSs' ne.r ae: 81 D F,xsa that a.
s Il It Va ,d1eterminsd BY said board that
s Hs The sfns e. s a.;
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S1 ne to PB s sa at in this
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By order OF tho Board OF Directors.
GEORGE w. HALL,
Secretary.
VIRGINIA RAILWAY AND POWER %
y. se'Gn 5H,a, and .eranEl!n Streets. Richmond.
StX;s,nn that the annual meeting Of the LOCI.
noiders OF the virginia Railway and PoTer
COMPANY will be held at the general once
or the COMPANY In the, city or Riohmond.
at r. o'clock N: The transfsr book. Viii
De closed m Friday. October al 1915 at"S
9 Tt;"n p NJ and Will DO reopened on
A NJ Williams. Secretary
The Washington herald., 1919-05-16
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

EGGs-nearby current reoeips. ~ sou'h
ern. 5ia38
LIVE PoULTRY-Roosters. per ID. soAel
turkeys. per H., 10; hens. per ID. a; sprlns
chickens 55asO: guiness, 6oc each.
GREEN FRJIT-Apples. per bol Ssls
box. af5ai; California lemons. Safs: CslIfonia
oranges, 5a6II Florida uanees, lal.s; cram
berries, lsa2o per bbl grapefruit 5ao's
DRESSED POCLTRY-NOthins coming IN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. No !. asai pei
sack. beans, has, 5a3.5O; peppers, crate, SaS.S
eggplant ias czaie; cabbage. new $50 crate
bees. bunch, 6as: lettuce. las has: peas. LSea
as has; sweet potatoes loall bol; tlo1ds
celery. 6a7ls per bbl; celery. Soa2 per bunch
summer squash. 4s45O; spinach. : per boa kale
le5 per bbl: turnip, 20 has; Florida tona'
toes sac. 50; asparagus Pa 20 doz; rhuharo. ga
) burch.
LIVE sTOC.l-Shcep. per h. las; calres
Is; medium. l3ali; common, 10; spring hmos'
%.
DRESSED PoRK-Lisht. IS; medium, .
heavy. 81.
HAY AND GRAIN-No. ] timothy. teat3 q
ton; No. 9 timothy. 4cSail ton; mixed hay
s7ai2 a ton: mixed cats. Sase; white oats
s3ss4; corn I.7sal.sO; wheat. 2iSa29
SEEDS-Cloyer. crimson, l2,s bl; Sailing
.; Red. II; alfalfa. D; timthy. $50 per bu
red top grass. . per lb; blue grass, Z per bu
orchard grass, 40 per bu.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
White

John w. Ehs. IS. Of Meridian. Miss. ard
Ethel r. Ofenstein. 3. d Washington The
Rev W. J. Brooks
William A smith. s.. and Mollie C. Hen
shaw. 10th Of Ric1mord. Va The Rev. I. l.
DAVIS
Roy E. Simpson. 2s. Of Bridgeport, Conn.
and Olive n. Shields. Is. Of Washington The
Rev. ]. l. Gordon.
Charles H. Wells. q. Of Alexandra. Va. and
Katherine NJ. Hall. ls. q Knc~iesrille. n. Y.
William J. Couley. .. and MArraret A.
Franz. 81 both OF Philadelphia. Pa Ths Rev.
G. r Kelly.
Rufus q smoot, q and Gertrug " Nit
chell 70. both Of Richmond, Va The Rev.
J. H. Jeffries.
Charles ]. Jones. jr.. q. and Grace R. Mel
son, Is both Of Richmond Va. The Rev. C.
T. Smith
Henry {. Wallace. .. and Josephine Arnold.
le. both oE Msnasssa Va The Rev. H. T.
Stevenson.
James W. Meade. IS. and osceola A. Ballin-
ger. Is both Of Alexsndria, Va The Rev. J.
NJ. o'Brien.
Erwin A. scssys, a. and Dsisy Z ltzhush,
3. both Of HyattNille. Md. The Rev. s. y.
Rose.
Georre Grimes. 81. Of Washington. and Gl.dy,
Bosnton. Is. Il Seat Pleasant. Nd The Rev.
coLoREp.
Ashton Frazier, n and LIcile Bwell. - both
Of Washington. The Rev. W. ]. Howard.
PhilAnder L. Washington. 81 and lola Z.
Akers. IS. both Of Washington. The Rev. J.
T. Willis
Henry Conway. IS. Of Lakeland. Nd. and
Emma Mack. ls. Of Washington. The Rev. r.
]. Ritchie.
Prank COLBERT ss and Irene williams "a.
both Of Washington. The Rev. 4. II. Cstlett
Wesley B. Prlther. q. and Bessie L. Ed
monds. 81 both q Washington. The Rev. L.
T Rr,sdus
The Washington herald., 1919-05-16
Financial York and Local Other Markets

them by exchanging their Victory
notes for the bonds. and II the pre-
vailing feeling Of the American people
is maintained. and should prosperity
reach present-day expectation, there
Is little doubt that q very large biock
of refunding bonds will be taken oy
the American people. A transaction
of this kind, however. viii probably
be carried on by the aid OF the Fed
eral reserve banks.
: Much of the money which the gov
ernment win receive through its sale
of Victory notes will speedily fnd It's
way back to the people. For no small
part OF these funds will be utilized
by the government in nquiZating the
short7time Treasury CERTIFICATES which
were issued for the purpose Of imme-
diately obtaining .fuD>s.
When these certificates are paid the
money will flow into the banks and
will be available for all those pur-
poses which are essential for main
tanning and increasing American in
eustrial. commercial and agricultural
prosperity. HOLLAND.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-16
BALTIMORE PROnucE.

Baltimore, Nd, May B.-Pruduce on the Bal
timore produce market range as follows:
FRUITS AND vE;ETA BLES-Appies. New
York. No. ]. s.ooall.oo per bbl; Maryland and
Virginia. various varieties, No. I, Hall rer Dbl !;
Ben Davis. -f.5oas.5o; asparagus. Nd. and Va,
aooa4.oo per dozen bunches: culls, loa2 %
per dozen lunches; beets. new, saloc bunch !;
beana Fla. 30oaS5o bas. Celery, F1a, 25al Is
per doz lettuce. Norfolk, L5oa2 Is per basket |;
North Carolina, L2a2, per cbas cabbage, new
Florida, 81. 2.5oa3o0 per basket; Norfolk, A75a
SIS per crate; do. Charleston. $3.50a5 Is per
crate: clo,mbcrs, F7orids. 20oa2.7s per basket !;
eggplant. Florida. 4ooa5oo per crate: gape-
fruit. Florida 5ooa7.oo per box onions, spring.
nearby. l75aa.o0 per 100 punches; onions, No.
l, New York. 7.ooa7.o per 100 lhs: TexaA 40
a. Is Per crate; orangea Florida, 650a6 90 per
box; peas. North Carolina. 3ooa30 per basket !:
peppers. Florida. 35s5oo per crate; radishes
homegrown. 2a3c per bunch: rhubarb, home
grown, 3aic per bunch; srinach, Homegrown,
ssefoc per box; Strawberries, North CaruIips. Is
ssSc per quart: do. Norfolk. 25assc per ouart |:
do. Eastern Shore Maryland and virginia "a
a3c qrart; tomatoes. Florida, fancy, 6oOas 90
per crate: choice. 4ooa5oo PR crate.
PoTAToES-White. New York, p<r l5o Ibs.
3soai.oo; do. Western. per 10 Ms, S7sa3, IS;
do. Pennsylvania. per 100 ibs., s2.8s2o: ID.
Eastern shore Of Maryland. and yifrinia. Mc.
Ccmicks, Per 100 lbs. s26oa2io; do. western
Shore Of Maryland. Mccomicks per loo lbs.
2ooa25o; sweet potatoes. Eastern shore q Mari.
land. fanv. bSl. Aepua4 ~ usdiuals, S.eis
The Washington herald., 1919-05-16
CHICAGO GRAIN.
BY JOSEPH F. PBITCHARD.

Chicago, May 15-The fact that there was
little contract corn in Chicago elevators and
that there was a good sized interest in various
futures we're reflected in net advances today
Of Sic for May. 2h to ek for July and Ia
for September.
May ccn was congested ard bid up from
l72% to LII and closed l-75is com-
pared with the resting spot q l7o Wednes-
day. July was bid up by shorts from l.6l%
10 le5 and September from lass to l.519s
The undercurrent was strong.
Sentiment was bearish at the opening and
nearly every professional advanced the opin-
ion that corn would again sell lower. At the
opening considerable Of the deferred futures
were thrown overheard and it looked as if
the situation would switch into the hands d
the bears Shorts and investors took hold
freely. Offerings receded. making an advance in
price quite easy.
MileTs in the Chicago district ay the guam
tity a wheat TO be. sold by the grain corpora
ton Is small and stocks will soon be K
hausted. When 1t is gone millers will be fore
ed to pay premiums and the lowering Of flour
may be only temporary
Cash demand for oats was active and prices
were ! to 20 higher Net gains in the future
market were y to lkc. There were more bears
than bulls at the close
Hog products showed net advance. Of to
&c the strength resulting from the sharp gain
in corn. Hogs at the yards were higher, but
the Close was weak and to loo lower
Grain and provision futures here today were:
fnpN ~.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-16
STOCK MARKET
! STAYS ACTIVE
New York Traders in
Thoughtful Mood, Test
Credit Balances.
By BRoADAN WALL.

New York. May 15.-with United
States Steel a substantial leader
within morrow price limits and with
the local fractions and the railroad
equipment issues buoyant. the stock
market was extremely active again
today
million as heavy as on yesterday,
but there was no sign OF weakness.
The reactions were only in issues
that had advanced sharply. There
were about eighty-seven issues that
showed net advances and about
twice that many that recorded net
losses. Some forty issues showed
no net changes after a day of con-
siderable activity in them.
The market is in a thoughtful
mood as traders are beginning to
doubt the evidence OF their credit
balances. They are cashing in to
see If the money is real. and. finding
that it is. they go back for more.
Thursday Ia the natural time for
such a testing process. Some were
induced to test the market because
OF the accidental rise in call money
yesterday. Some sold short and
thus built up a buying power that
was responsible for a sharp recov-
cry just when the bears thought
they had the market under their
control.
Close Was Irregular.
The close was irregular, but with
Tobaccos and fractions at their best.
Saxon Motors. Peoria apd Eastern
and InterboTOugh Consolidated are
some OF the leaders late in the day.
General Cigars and Lorillard were
American Sumatra rested. A new to-
bacco company of importance will be
introduced to Wall Street in about
a week.
Railroad equipment shares were
helped by the confidential reports in
circulation of the plan for financing
the railroad equipment allocated but
not paid for.
Royal Dutch of New York was ac-
cumulated on a repor0 that il would
turn up not only with the Mexican
Eagle. but with Mexican Petroleum
and other properties south of the Rio
Grande.
Buying OF the low-priced railroad
stocks of every descriptiN is going
on.
Cotton made a new high record for
the movement on world demand. In
the face of this demand a few excited
Southerners have planned to reduce
production.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-16

100; do. Eastern Shore Of Virginia, bbl.. 81 .ooa
900: do, Eastern Shore Of Maryland. S-bushei
basket, No. /. S275a3.5o; York River yams, ss.ooa
3 90 per bbl.: North Carolina yams. No. !. $500
as.oo per bbl new potatoes, Florida. No !.
7.5as0O per bbl. No. 2, 550a600 per Dbl.
LIVE POULTRY Chickens. spring. under
lAal's lbs uer ID. 6o56c do. do, HALL lbs.
per ID. 6oas5c; do young. rough and Stacy.
Per ID 3oa3Sc, do. old ROSTERS. per ID. 2la2Sc
do old hens. over Lbs. per h. Sc; do, do.
small. per ID. sc: ducks. Musco'y and mongrel.
Young. per 10. 3ia55c; do. White Pekins, koung.
per h. 36aSsc; do. puddle. 3k lbs and over.
per ID, aa35c; do, do. small. poor. per 10.
23a4c; pigeons, pair. old. 25a3Oc; do. pair.
young. 25a30c; guinea fowl, young. each LOO;
do. old. each 6oassc.
BUTTER-CreameTy, Western separator e1-
tras. 6la62c per ID; rsts. 6Oa6lc Western prints.
1slb extras. static; firsts 6as2s; Western prints.
lib extras t2a6Sc; frsts. 6la6ec; nearby cream
cry extras, 6oa6lc; frsts. 5ea6oc; dairy prints.
MarylaI4d. Pennsylvania and Virginia extras.
i3aHc: frsts. ieai3c; store-packed hrsts. 42si3c
IolEs. Maryland and Pennsylvania extras. 42aI5c
do. West Virginia extras. 42aic! do. Ohio
extras. 42s43c
EGGS-Western Maryland, Pennsylvania and
nearby firstsL dOz 4sc; Eastern Shore Of Mary
land and Virginia firsts. sc: Western tOhiol
frsts 45c; West Virginia irstS. &c; Southern
IN. c. ieai3c.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-16

The committees representing the
printing divisions held a joint meeting
yesterday evening and elected William
II. Dawson as permanent chairman
and John NJ. Barr as secretary.
Mr.. Dawson was instructed to ar
range for a conference with the Pub
lie Printer regarding the resolutions
Of the chapels requesting n wage OF
81 an hour.
The committeeman present were
Spadge Parsons, Charlie Trey. Ma
thaniel G. Watts. Steve Smith, and
Harry Phillips from the monotype
hand section: Wilbur Copeland, John
NJ. Barr and Charlie O'Conneis from
the keyboard room; william II. Daw-
son, Don Murray and Herbert
Schwingle from the day linotype; John
B. Dickman, Al II. Bowen and Bill
Mattocks from the proofroom; Charles
Bastian. Irving Hitchcock and John
II. Kockendorfer from the night limo
type.
The regular Friday musical exer-
cises will be held today at lunch time.
The program includes: America
Good Morning. Mr.. Zip" Smiles"
TdCh Up 1OuT lTOubles. anu 4hC
End of a Perfect Day."
Frank c. Braddock. of the hand sec
ton. and Miss Emma c. Schofieid. Of
Avon Park. Fla. were united In mar
riage Tuesday and are now living at
so9 Sixth street northwest
Hynes f. Terry. formerly a much
known and popular guide. after two
years in the army was through. see
ing old friends. yesterday. He is still
connected with the War Department,
but not in the military service.
Bartholomew willing Butler and
Jonathan Josephus Pepper are about
to start an onion and celery farm at
Cherrydale. Worcester County. Mass
They will make the trip in Peppers
Rolls Royce.
Another idea which Is gaining IA
vor among the employees is the forty
four-hour week and thirty-days' sick
leave. As to the leave. we would
then be on a par with other govern
ment employees. but why the forty
hour week. Why not a seven
hour day, like the rest of them?
Now that some of our night work
crs have had a taste OF day work
they find they rather like il. and
difficulty is being found in some
The Washington herald., 1919-05-16
It's at leading points unavailable.)
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia, May 15-Prices on the local
pruddcs market range as follows:
BUTTER-Solid-packed creamery. extra, se1tc.
higher scoring goods. t0Hs62'zc; the latter foc
jobbing sales; extra frsts. sea5skc; frsts, s4a
Sc; seconds, 52as3c; sweet creamery. choice to
fancy, 6l,Aa63sc; fair TO good. 52Ika6oikc; ladlc
packed, as to quality. Sa56c; packing STOCK,
4ia46c: fancy brands of nearby prints jobbing
at ssa6sc; fair to good. Static; gariicky prints.
46a5oc. i,
EGGs-Nearby frsts. sH.ss per crate; nearby
current receipts. S3@; Western extra frsts
NLs5 per crate: do, tirsts. a35 per crate |;
Southern. S36jalSs0 per crate: fancy selected,
carefully candled- eggs were jobbing at ssas5c
per dozen,
LIVE P0UITaY-Fewls. via express Sc;
exceptional lots higher; spring chickens, .broil-
ers. not Leehoms. 1halk lbs apiece, eoas5c;
White Leshous. broilers 50a5sc; roosiers, ga
x24c; ducks, Pekin. Ha3sc; do. Indian Runner
2sa3oc; geese. 2ea2Sc; pigeons old. per pair. ga
Soc: do. young. per pair. aa35c
PoTATOES-White. Maine per 100 1bg zsos
2so: do. Pennsyirsnis. No. !, per 100 lbs, 4os
a6S; do, New York. per 100 ibs, 81 soa2 s.: d..
Delaware and Maryland. per 100 lbs, 2esaf 20;
do Florida. new. per bhl. No. 1sd.5seeo; No.
No. L 2.5oul8, e 81 = = = ! 49, =
The Washington herald., 1919-05-16
CURB STOCKS.

New YORK, May H-Trading On ths Curo
to-day was again in lszge volume and business
wa5 again scattered through Q broad list q
issues Most Of the dealings emanated from
the outside element which was active on the
buying end.
Oh stocks continue to attraet the most at
tention and prie changes in this department
wers somewhat mixed. Medium priced stocks
were the most active.
Industrials were again featured b. the rubber
and tire stocks
l.2W Aetna EXPLOSIVES. loiAAk; l.1o Cosden
Oil skass; 4,Do Federal Oil. 3Aas%; l,so In
teruational Petroleum. STAG; 5000 Merritt OIL
Corporation. anass; 5.0o Metropolitan Petroleum.
ysayS; 800 Victoria Oil new 3tai; LOO At
lanta 5n6; e.so Big Ledge. %a%; 27U Jumbo
Extension. Halls; 1900 Mckinley Darragh, Goa
&C: leo Motheriode. oz2; ll.5oo Mpising. ll%
al2s: 500 Rex Cons. 5al6; 97oo Tono. Ex-
tension, A3 l-5
The Washington herald., 1919-05-16
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

New York. May l5-The cotton market was
slightly reactionary at the opening today. On
first call prices were lower than those Of pre-
yious days close. Liverpool was little below
due and prospects Of straddlers had a repress-
ing effect.
The weather map also showed some improve
ment in the cotton belt. On the other hand.
the demand for cotton goods was active at
satisfactory prices.
There was an increase in spindleage noted in
census bureau report Of wednesday which ndi-
Gated an increased mill consumption.