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charged for according to present
market prices they would be $40
higher than at present II was also
said that il was generally agreed here
that clothes would 20 up another 10
percent this fall to cover prices on
wages and wholesale costs.
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PRESIDENT VET0ES
MEASURE hEPEAulne
DAYLIGHT SAVING
Continued From PAGE ~

distinguished themselves during these
recent years Of war and want BY
patriotic sadeavors worthy OF ali
praise. Bum have been obliged to
balance one set OF disadvantages
against another and venture q judg.
ment as TO which were the more seri.
Gus for the country. The immediate
and pressing need Of the country /,
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Eastern Shopmsn End Strike.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Aug ls.--
Shopmen OF the New York, New Ha-
ven & Hartford railroad now on strike
will be instructed to return TO work
on Monday according to an announce
ment made by the system federation
committee this noon.
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U. S. Plane Lost In Mexito.

MARIA, Texas, Aug. ls.-Early to-
day military headquarters here was
withou, official confirmation OF the
reported finding .of the lost airplane
which carried Flight Lieutenants
Davis and Peterson into Mexico on
Monday
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unpaid telephone bills for the
month Of August are past due. II not
paid by p. m.. OF the 18th, service
will be discontinued, Southwest Bell
lei 4 TEL Co (Adv.)
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Britain to Get Italian Indemnity.

Britain to Get Italian Indemnity.
ROME. Aug. lS.-(Hava..)-The
newspapers announce that through .
recent financial agreement between
Italy and Great Britain, Italy may
cede to the British government, part
OF the indemnity due her from Ger
many
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Fresh, sweet. white, dainty cio(l
Tor baby, II you use Red Cross 4
Blue. Never streaks or INJURIES ~
All good srocers sell Il. Sc . ~
age. (A&
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When Baby Is Teetblns

GROVES BABY BOWEL MEDI-
CINE will correc, the Stomach and
Bowel troubles. Perfectly harmless
See direction, on the bottle. Price
jUc. fAdv.)
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Building Permits,

D. d. Huffman. brick building. ios
Wesf Reno avenue. $4,000.
w. o, Mayer. dwelling and garage,
nll Noi'h Hudson avenue, $3.50.
William keubaur. elevator snatt u
Wsss Main Aueet. 1I.i00
william Neubaur, addition. iSi West
Main street. 5000.
Magnolia Petroleum company, addi-
ton. 2s0i Classen boulevard. $1,000,
A.. NJ. Honnet. filling station, 1918
North Robinson avenue, 1000.
4 NJ Honnet, office building. 1ois
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Funeral services for Fred W. HAeeer,
~ years old, who died Wednesday night
. hospital here viii be held SUNDAY
afternoon at o'clock at tho chapel OF
Marshall Harper. Rev. r. T. Lane
Z y, y, ss IN charge Burial will be in Rose
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FARMER GETS 81 CENTS FOR
MATERIALS IN $Il DINNERS

Cost ON Table Out Of Proportion With Return to Pro-
duCer, Committee Tells President
WASHINGTON, Aug. 15-The farmer gets
just 81 cents for producing the food products
served in meal for party Of five at hotel for
$11.
Representatives of the state farm bureau
federations calling at the White House today,
produced price lists to show President Wilson
that this was true The articles included in the
meal were given as steak, potatoes, corn, bread
butter and coffee.
The return to the farmer of these
commodities, they asserted, il as fol.
lowss
Beef. two pounds, SO cents; pota.
toes, l3 cents; bread, 2 cents; butter,
cent?; coffee, cream and sugar
cents; corn, 20 cents.
The object in giving this illustration the
delegation said, was to show that food on the
table costs out of all proportion to the price to the
consumer
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BIrths,
"A Mrs. n,t-.rA

Mr. ana Mrs. Edward Holland, iTl7
East Alice avenue. girl.
MT and Mrs. l.. J. Burke. l0ii East
Ninth street boy.
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Deltha.

Mrs Mary l. Phelps. Wesley hos
pital
Mrs., Mamie c. Powell. wsslsy hos
pttai.
Mary Ellen Gertrude Clark, Wesley
hospital.
Edna Bryant, negro, Jones City.
Mary Robinson. Oklahoma City,.
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Vital Statistics


Robert Rent, %, and Mary oreba 10.
L. N, Hsckett, ~. OF this city. and
Parthenal Il. Meek. 20. OF Kansas
City. Mo.
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lnpsrtalt to al Wsnea
Readers Of this Paper

Thousands upon thossands Of wonss
have kidney or bladder trouble and never
ssspect Il.
Nomens complaints often prove 70 b
soothing else bat kidney trouble, OF ~
result u kidssy Of bladder disease.
II the kidneys are not In healthy 49,
dition. they may cause the other ersa1s
10 become diseased.
You may suffer pain IN the back, Ass1-
sehe and loss Of ambition.
Poor health makes you nervous. irrita,
~ and may b dsspondent; II makes sly
one -.
But hundreds Of women claim that D..
kilmers 0wsmp.Root. by restorin0
health 10 the kidnsys. proved 70 b jus1
the remedy needed to overcome SssA
conditions.
Many sead for . sample bottle 70 ~
what Swamp. Root. the great kidbsy,
liver and bladder medicine, will do 81
them. BY enclosing ten cents 70 D..
kilmer I Co.. BinghAmton. n. r., yes
nay receive sample size bottle by Parcel
Post. You can purchase medium ani
hrsc sire bottles at al drug storss.-Adv.
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MADE OCCASION FOR FESTIVAL
0s6eosaso tho ceoesaa0 q ~
Aroeio oleosA

On The trains s1anine HeetAWaf0
across north Russla. IL esea11ng g
Tie arctic circle % made ~ ooelaoo
Tor Q festival sl0llae b hat WA
tourists ussd b eaSo1 - shipeeaf0
when efossins ~ eQuahee. TIE tsaio
makes Q stop Of esveeal Aouss n ~
midst q Q snoW-covseod Wases O ~
shoees q he White ~. IAs pasoe0
esfs strsteA tAais iegD ana TAKE Q 49,
stitutioaal ct evee he neoea surface
q ths White ~, while Q Dienic H.
NJ y being pespafe6
TAs enact 49, wAses ~ failsso1
crosses The circle 70 probably Dot -
tseuinsd With selsotiAe accuracy. bos
The men whe esi1t ~ railroad apoos.
sotly agreed - a appeednats ioe1-
tSoo. and ~ = 0aSte1 WitA Q ~
abls insesip&isa. ~ tAis psiat ~
~ sailread buil6ee0 havs len Q sllGAe
eaN peueabay nse 0eeo tAan Q OoAstaR
4 % iaeh. bstweea ~ RATA - ~
- passsaesss eetsa oee3ee. .wA0 ~
train passes svee ~ areSs tAaee = .
6lse1nst ~ ~ ~"
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Fer One Another,

The will Of God respecting us 10
that We shnii live by each Others hap
piness. and life. Men help each
other by their Joy. not by their sor
row. They are not intended to siay
themselves for each other. hut to
strengthen themselves for each other
-Ruskin.
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sI| ~.
~. -. e "sns s. @~. ~ 'n.s' o"Ss
..w. . wn.sp
c.." VIZ ~. KY. .aan ~ ~ nco ~
ut. s ". 10y. w ~ nns % Mske 700
A... p s.S SI.vpy, ny y
...,S - %.L y, 1 y -
~. ~ - s...,. 1 ~ ~ = ~
49,. ~ ~ sVo " SstS
.Ss.. :. IT.. ~ ~ ""' Aow
.s~ :. ~.
...,a..s y ~. guy: 49,: octoyn ~
~. ~, aeSa! %
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~. since that frst night shs had knslt
at Aunty Roses knee:
"God bless my papa and mamma
and bring then safe home"
The faith that moves mountains was
In that prayer.
Carolyn May slspt tie slssp It IL
wearisd II not oe he carsereA. 1hs
noiosG Of the street did not disturb
hsf, not even the passing q he IRE.
department. trucks some dine after
midnight
Nor did nearer sounds arouse hsr.
ehs had no knowisdgs Of the fact
that q procession Of A. D. T. boys
and messengers from the railroad COM
pany came to ring the bell Of The
PrieSs apartment. Later the janitses
family was aroused, but the little lame
boy thought II would b better for him
to say nothing about having sen OaE.
olyn Nay and Of having Owen her the
ksys.
80 when in the early morning . taxi
cab stopped at the street door and
bushy.hairsd. troublsd-loo,dng man got
out and helped q woman clad In brown
to the sidewalk the janitor had no
knowledge Of the fact that Carolyn
Nay and Prince were upstairs In the
apartment that had bssn % long
empty.
@And the Prices ars away" said
Uncle Joe In Q troubled voice. "What
u you think Of that Nandyr
: 'Oh. Joel where could tie dear child
have gonsr
II haven't sssn her," declared the
3anitor. But can let Jon Into TIE
fat There's been lots Of kilograms
b NJ. Price In the highland thsy
weren't all yourA You're Carolyn
Nays uncle. amt yoar b asked NJ.
otagg.
Uncle Joe acknowledged The rsaa-
tionship. Lists % upstairs," ~ said
70 Amanda. Now that I'm hsre-
"Oh. dear. Joei" almost wept Aman-
Il, seoulA anytAins have happened to
~ IN this hlg eityf
"Nose anythins. spose." eFowisd
Jsssph etagk following close o. tie
jaaitoe's heels.
n 3anitos's passksy Ratiag h
~ joek q The psivats hall door afast-
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q so0stAiAg that no0s Il then e.
psctea A Startling bark eeAood b ~
rooms WhieA were s1poeDed - -
empty.
sWhstsvsr = tAatr saAvpd ~ NJ
itee.
.1ts fss.esi Iss Asr desr sAestsd
Unels Joe.
sTAe eAild = Asesr sss1 Amanda
ParsoH, an1 ~ Was ~ oe0e b enter
the aoortDsat
Pssacs boas6sd Wfjdly b Dest hse.
He leaped aud basksd. 4 az sou1dsd
from Q room beyond Alas Amanda
and Uncle Joe F1shsd n.
Slesplly. her face auahs4 rubbing
her bloc syss vide opsa. Carolyn Nay
at up n bed.
sOh, Uncle joel Oh. Nlss Amanda I"
~ said I'll Was ~ dreaming NJ
own papa aAd MAMMA ~ cone hone
aA1 found ~ hsea."
~ dsafi Ny dsafr seeosd Aman-
4 Haziow. dfoppaaS - ~ k1ses ~
ads ths bed.
"Yos'rs q great yeaAg eel" gFowisd
Uncle Joe. bleWing Ais nooe 01spl-
as1sey. "Yeu've nigh about scared
ev.yboAy % death. Your Aunty Rooe
y almost esaaV.s
"0h-ln soesy." stamnsssa Caro-.
Ign Nay. "Bat-yoe-sse- Uncle
Joel Tea anA Nlas Amanda afs %.
Ing b b hapeg new. Aunty Roes ~
twe = co0p'1y: y 20 wosien1
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~ favseits hssdae sFesad q -
WAappooeWt1 y abea4 ~ edges e Q
fseeGl, o. evse ~ tepo e ~ tooA
wAses ~ bls 1T 0oeAD aso b -
tesa1 at niSAk II 0ake0 - 0elss -
Il ~. beeaues 10 eeatAagD aso "a
end lu4y. bet - Il AaftD post ~
Go0eelmeo Il uteog0 Q 0ogt q SfeoA.
H aisAtAAvt eeeaGbeoal1y glves vees
- Q bso1 sJaW3s - Z ~ tAeoaeA
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bsss otsv Ts,1 - 0sessa Rspsstsr q,
~ ovasaRtlNA

oaro,5. NV "a y f.rth~. N
~ net particularly intsrsse tAs little
Glsl Bessdss. ~ was VIZ tired
- tired b think of her owa ssppsf.
Had sAe rad q. AeVsvsf. svsn her
emple 0l01 DleAt have been startled
y he following paragraphs printed
ooV he heading e this Startling
11Dsy:
1Ae6 voo1Bea 0ss1 11staas b sssao.
- fsso u ll0aseaP 80 overlook tie
e1o4A0 - VAiaA ~ tSAvo1o1 aAA
ceeA vas oasg1e beeWeea ~ 9sadrs q
4 vssonA batfaosA10 - ~ d Tuf.
~ e ss1els'. - - = sSualsd y
= . lolslalist him0sh. NJ 0Amsroa 4
pssoasS1 - ten ths 1staaAs - Ais re-
0As3abao sdvsatuss b tho aauAn0 Of
~ Beacon q Q later daaa.
Tae boat b which tAsy isfs tAs sinh.
NJ 0onfavsn Vas separated b he night
~ fog from that q the othse refugees
Nd was oasrssl b. The eurrsat fas y
- DC ustn they landed upoa . strcteh
q Asssrtsd beach
1hers vas ~ tswa sses. ~ svsa IN
eeeA1pusat q AfahA Bat scon aStss
thdr dissabaskatisa a.A bsfees the Of.
oooe h oe0mAA1 oo0A tAke means d
ee@nunisats VIII ny sivilissA. or ssmi.
avsil:ed. place . Iar1 Of neustsA and
eAseAVAyA
Tlass psopsA bsaas Mohamnsds.s a.l
AovlAG seea ~ basus he DAY bsfses
6oeWssa he yssneA And The TURKS, oea-
o61Fod H. eASeAWayo ooe0ieo end oVept
eAe0 away With them iato tAo 6soo1t "a
Q certain oesaA vhses Tor nsoSiy sight
0eaths NJ. JeAa LsWis camsssa and hia
ps...sa wsss ksss Without s'.as q.
~. cansees ~ On furioush fsea
~ DApse bseesss - ~ health. A. IN
bagtaaine g - e1&tivity hs Wss b q
vaey baA ~. lA1esA. Il = ~. But ~
nontAs b - hs4 dv stnssohees VI
~ lsoset NV De1s NV nan Of him
~ aea3aGe ~ MeASnnsdan ts,bs thaI
AeaA hl0 . Dgolooas.
TAses was nees q he woo6sgful
seesy. but ths sleepy little girl hat
elvsa Il - attsntien Whatsoever
Prince had eaten and lain down In bill
familiar corner. TAs little OH hat
epes eoftiy into hse own room am
0ads Up hse bsd - ~ had sen hsl
mother aAd Ma RsSee make Il
Thso ~ t1g1o1 - ~ water d
~ batAtub ~ teek Q bath. Il Wsi
ooligAtfsl = NM Q real ~ instsa(
= u Oalvanlse1 boekst ~ NJ o
00Glo jeeA
- ~ . ~ alSANoeWa q ~
~ 81 ~ ~ Deayee. laelu11A(
JAat Dee1t3e0 - 40 Dsves Ielt ct q
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Raax "a cammit Ain.

II II a great deal easier to commit
q second sin than Il was to commit
the Arst. md great deal harder to
repent Of q second. than Il was to re-
rent Of the arst.-3enjam Which.
cote.
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Vegetables.
HAY AND GRAIN.

BY u. g. Bureau Of Markets.l
Wheat hard winter. -cwt. .33.S009.e9
Oats. white Neb. No. !. cwt IA
Yellow corn. No. J. cwt... 3.2s3 40
Mixed corn. No. :. cwt." 3.2o0 3.s1
Feed barley, cwt. $50
South Park hay. No. ;. ton.3S 90 o $3.50
Alfalfa. No. !. ton. mostly. 100 q 17.et
Straw, ton ............... 500
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A word to the wise may he sui'icient
hut the policeman often has to use Z
club On the otherwise.
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AZ CAteago.

chieaso.-HoEs-Buik. S2e.3sO3e.so:
heavyweight. s2o%oo2o6s: medium
weight. 12o.:5 o 2o.s6: lightweight.
ese.o0oSo.so: light light, 1is.7S o3e.3s:
heavy packing sows. smooth. oiS.S5V
1910: packing sows. rough. SiS.as0
1878; piss. $500 . 1890.
cattle-Bssf steers. medium and
heavyweight choice and prime. $4,000
1876: medium and good. ei3.eeois.00:
: soes ana eS ssS:sisssS ga: ssnmss
and medium. lS.7s01asst butcher
cattle. t73t0is.0o; cows. l7.soOi:.7b;
tanners and cutters, eS.7s Q 100; veal
calves. light add heavyweight, iil. s5 .
1880: feeder steers. 5000 1880:
., ;S 4 - u! LAmss. - pounds gown,
Isis; cuiis and common. SEooS is.sS:
spprinGs. lie.769i1oo: ysarlinE woth.
ssm u1S. 6tu0U 1879; EYES. medium. good
common. st.oe S.3S.
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HIDES AND PELrs.
DS0ves RRsoe Lsse.
NV Waaat BHaRan.


Butcher. IL lbs. and up. SIC
Butcher. under 10 lbs. ...........3 SAC
Fallen. all WotghtS.. Sc
Bulls and stays. ................. 20c
Dry s.ited hides. @ ~ il. less.
Dry horsehides ons.half to two
thirds price OF green salte4.
Dry Ellat Feata.
S SSs, eS ooi p.i;: s
No. ] and murrain shsariines. 49,. llc
Bucks, saddles and pieces Of polts 2oc
0Poea Slated Htaos, Bt0.
Heavy cured. No. ! lover -
H;:!; cured. No: ie,.r Is ,.,e
lne.) ...:..s..ssss.ss... .1JV1vc
s sSii: Me- Me- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .eiiisc
Glue hidss and skina. loo
kie no !................... 9x0c
KIP NO. 1....s.ss....sss..s..
Sa!l. NO. .................... QS6c
=. Partly cured hides. 10 per ID. less
Green hides. Sc pr ID. less than
cured.
0sses SaltsA nssssAS6ss.
s Ne: ;::::::::' s.ssS
Ponies and glue. 3.00O%.0O
Green hides. 10 per ID. less than
cured.
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Metal Marietta,
Colorado settlement prices;
Bar silver. el.0S&.
Copper. per pound. lek 0l7c.
Lead, 16.26.
Speitef. $500.
Tungsten. per unit. S7.Se01o.oN,
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Mean lntlmation.
mfr. Jones sayS he would die for
me-"
How can he when he's baldf'
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Il haxa kNetxla1ll,

70 INV NWVVvv0OVs
n we would Indeed have knowledge
thrive and flourish. Ne muas water the
tender plants q II with hollsssA-
John Smith.
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Cast osais IL cAssass,

,i GsH'iss ss S:iiov. si{E:; GSE ~ ;'g
ost..No: ! white. ssossxs; s.ana.
i S $.;.;Ss;.,.;in':s;,;;::gh"
Timolhy-oS.00 q i1.oe.
Ciovcr-Nominal.
Pork-NominAl.
RiSs-isS.oo . ss.eA
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Thsy vsotured along thsir block
Tns chihran IN seemed strange 4
Carolyn May. But people move - frs
Qusatly IN Harlem that tAiB was net
q IN guess. Ne hoped 70 ~ Ddna
- Gsns ethe little Siri Win whom ~
~ geos 10 school But not until ~
reached IL vsry house itsek "a any
bedy han hsr.
@oh. oarolyn Mayi u that year'
A lAms ~ WAS leeling through IL
hon fence Il he afeaway. He VA
~ jaaitoes soa.
~oh. Jehaayi Tn real dad 10 ~
yoar ezied H. little giri. Thso ~
a6dsd more sloviy. "ws-ws'vs cone
home aSat1-ms and PEince."
sYos'vs sFowed lot, Carolyn MAJ"
M ~ boy. ny pop an1 mo06
sway.s
I'm 20 Up into Ddnas Fat. then"
~ weary little OH sishsd.
The Prices AAvo gone away. too.
1Asy won't b back TN tomorrow
somstima."
sOhf" murmured Carolyn Nay.
But, ny. can get the ksys to your
1at The waters turned on, too. Every.
things IN hight up there. for Mn.
Price abe sweeps and dusts It an every
eucs in Q whilA Shall ! ct the keysr
~Oh, II you win. pleased" returned
~ relieved ehild.
The boy hohblsd away. bat soon ~.
turned with ~ outee.6ooe key and
~ ksy b ths apartment itDslk. On.
sayn Nay took them and tAanked hin.
1hsa shs gladly went In and climbed
~ Two flights to their door. f-t
ne saw nobody and easily let hsr.
ssf into the fat. Il had bsso recently
alrsd and busted. Every pises Of I'm.
Aturs stood Just % shs rensnb9ed 4
s0A. Psineey. It's hone !" shs whis.
Defsa. This = our real, real homei
- lovsd EN- all at The Corners; 1T
Il wasn't IKE tAis therei" "a ~stf
Prince DseAaps agreed. but 10 was
TO 0esply Interested In snumng ct ~
1aekAss q meat scraps shs had pur.
CEASED for his supper to rsply.
well well. Prince" she said, syo0
dAall Aave Il at once"
OEoDpanS ths bag n tie private haly
- weat into he Kitchen and stoo1
- tiptoe b epea he door Of The eloese
above IL 6foGDoe. Securing Q plata
~ smptisd The eontents Of he paper
into Il and 81 he plate down O. ~
1oee.
IN SPREADING out he paper shs saw
some 6ls-type hsadlinse % IL front
ROMANCE OF THG GREAT WAR
The 6spesSsaess q 1hls kieWspapse
0aR lleD rhees ~ Q chaeoseee IN
. Nevea@sse ~ Fight GoeasAe II
tAo 0eeeee-As the Mercy - osml
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FLOUR AND SUGAR.
(Wholesals Prices by U. g. Bureau Of
AArkets.)
Wheat flour Gin Quafters,
halves and 1oo-lb. sAeks).
Per cWt. ..................eS .So0 6.65
sJ 81 a !s..si:;:a: =; ~: ~''9 .:ss
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Ppseo 81 Sonar,

81. s'E IL. iss s::1:s s s,
4 sie. cubes, us; xxx powdered.
81. aI!s n. 4, ~: sssi.ssios'':' 4
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Sheep,
Live Poultry.
Eggs.

q Y Q TATIo n .

Esgs. strictly fresh, case
count ss..s.............x1 V.1oV 4A.VV
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ne espesssNess - Thls Nswspapss
0aA Lin rhees u Q chasosese h
. Nevse@lsse ~ Fight 1satAs n
tAe 0seesscAs ths Mercy - osml
savaOe Tso6se. Men and VIE gseape
, q lase - HstSea n oossey aAd
HealtA v~m,----..
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paiities had been made. the only altcra-
ton being in prices. II a municipality
is unable TO buy or sell foodstuTs
owing to it's charter or local laws. the
department Will ship to 1t upon con-
siEnrncnt subsistence stores in not less
than case or carton lots, the goods TO
be paid for or returned within thirty
days from date of receipt. Shipments
or this character. however will be
made only when the mayor or head of
the local government either acts as
the Federal governments agent and
supervises the distribution Of the
food. or appoints some one to so act.
Although only Scvcnty;wo food
staples arc enumerated in the price
list, tho itemized quotations owing to
the variety of packing. arc quite
lengthy. Quotations on some of the
leading commodities are:
Bacon. sil5 per can of II pounds
corned beef. 50 cents for can of l.35
pounds; baked beans. 5 cents per can
OF ~ pounds: sweet corn. 10 cents
per "a pound can: dry beans. 649 per
100 pounds; crackers. ) and 6 cents
Il pound: army -four. Sc per 100 pounds
macaroni, I cents per llapounds: rolled
oats. IL cents per . pounds: seeded
ialsihs. 10 cents per pound: rice. SOFA
per 100 pounds; tomatoes. cents per
2-pound can. and white corn meal. So 80
per 100 pounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
REVENUE AGENTS ARREST
FIVE; take TWO PLANTS
ASSERT That in Capture of David
TaIley They Have Long-Sought
Prisoner.
PURCHASE HANDLE FACTORY
Purchase Includes Large Brick Build
ing and Three Residcnces-Othcr
News Notes From Points in State
OF Virginia.
Especial to The Times-Dispatcn-l

h"poNioi " HC 1 III
DANV1LLE. August ;s.--A posse Of
revenue agents came into Danville last
night with five prisoners charged with
violating the Federal liquor laws, and
with the record Of two illicit plants
Sroken up near Glover. in Halifax
county, and the seizure OF two tour
ing cars and horse and wagon
among the prisoners was David Tai
10y 10y. who the officers said. has for years
oeen sought by the agents He is
described as being the leader OF a
gang OF men operating Illicit plants.
end the officers claim that their nnan-
Gal backing comes from Tallcy, who
ives In handsome home in South
boston. and who is known amon; the
agents as "the Kaiser" The other
men arrested arc Charles Dance, John
ORA per. l.. S. Russell and w b. New
The last three have pleaded guilty
and are under $500 bond for their
appea rance in the Federal court. Tai
icy WAS given a preliminary hearing
before United States Commissioner NJ
n Flynn this morning and was re-
leased on $500 bond The officers
claim 10 have found thirty-seven gall
Ions Of liquor in the attic OF his home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09

VNVN I.IutI IVIII TIrSk IdEt1
our organizations has been detrimental
and embarrassing to your officers in
the handling OF tho negotiations with
the hope Of securing satisfactory adj
justment. Failure OF the membership
TO comply with these instructions will
of our organizations rs we'll as hav-
.ng u detrimental effect on the entire
labor movement. We have no hest
fancy in saying that We have abiding
Jority OF our membership and that
they Will Immediately comply with the
instructions contained herein This
Information should be conveyed to the
membership at all points. Anticipat-
ing favorable action at once and an
lmmcdlate reply, remain" etc