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The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Md. F,b. Prices on the Balti.
more rroduco market range ns follows:
fpTNTDES-Now G"Ik pcr lj0Ib sack. : Ca
5.25: Western. Ter l5t'h sack 5OOas l0 Trnr-
.ylvauis Irr cft. ..GaGhC; Eastern Shore o.
Maryland and Virginia. McCo1uirhs fer c0t
L5oal.15: Western Shurp Of Maryland McCur-
nicss, per rTt, l.6al.75; White Stary. pcr cwI,
+oa2i5; Cobblcrs. per cUt. 2oos225
GARDEN PRODUCTS AND GREE y
FRUITS Apples New York. No. !. Ier bbl
'.5Ca9o0; Pennsylvania. fancy Norks No. |. per
uhl. I"Oasd0; MSrylanI and Virginia, various
varieties. No. !. 5.5NasCO: beans. EUraim p P
has; cslCr'. California, prr crate 7Glall o.:
washed. utT doy. !5nalpC: New Hrlk, per crate.
Sooala0): washed. ~ doz, l50aleO: Cranbcrries
Trr hbl is0)a3Lc0; cabbage. New York Danish
secd, per ton. 15.o0a3j 90; dumcstir per ton,
s'ealoN: homegrown. usr 100 heads, 3.OOa5 On
u'w FLORIDA. 'ffr La.kf. lI5ag o. CgEplau'.
Florida, Ter crate. SO; grapefruit, Florida.
HigbtS. per hnN. 3tGai.j; kale. pr box. 5Na6G .
rer bb,.. lTOal.75; lettucr. Florida per has : %
a3N; do California. 5Ua5.S0: onions n. Yurs
rtr cwt. l.EOO2.25; do. Western. PER cwt. ga
30; oranges, Florida Irr box. 32Jaf.O0: pep
pers, Florida. psr Crale. 5Ooa6OO; squash. FiUIi-
IA. rPr crate. Sc o. %: S%igach. homegrown. pgr
box. I7ja2OO; N0rfolf. bbI 3 2ja37 IS: strawbcr-
rirS, Fluridl. Ter qt.. tNa1Oc; sweet POTATOES,
Eastern shsre uf Maryland. fa"cy. rer bbL
e.0a7.O0: do. Ts-Inls. baS. @3-a@ 60: Delaware,
's-hus bas 2.Gja25O; vans. York River. bbl 5 80
a6H; tOmEtUes. Florjua. tHrcy Der rratc. ) Va
n.1V' chuCP, yer crate. oJoG1 u: tuTnlps. ICr
lGrshc ;Cae1r
CHlCNE NS-YOun.. Ie" H.. large. smonth
2aoic, do. young. rough and shaggy. H.. 27agsc
a.. Young. by eXyress 55aSic; do. old roosters.
per lb.. 3aE c: do. Old hens per H.. over I
lbs. 3la32c; do. small per h. 30c; do, White
Leghom hens, H.. 5oaSlc; ducks sIuscuvy and
mpDgrel. 10. ycung S9a5c; dc. White Pekins,
per lb, young, Assc; do. puddle, PER lb, sl
lbs and over 33ajfc; do. smaller. poor cs3nc (;
turkeys. choice young hens. per lb. &c; do.
gobblers. per ID. 3Sa39c do, old toms, per ID,
S's3sc; do. crooked breast. POOR. per ID. aa35c;
pigeons. per pair. old. 2jaS0c; do. young, s5apc;
guinea fowl. young. each. over tx lbs, eocal 90
do, under 1S lbs, Coarse; do. old, each, Soc.
BCTTER-Westsn creamery separator, ex-
trRs, 5la52c; fists 5Os5.c; Western creamery
prints rer Ii. extras. 52a53c; firsts. 5oa5lc;
nearby creamery. extras 50a5lc; frsts. 4sa;9c.
dairy prints tMaryland. PeGnsvlvSnia and Vir-
sinisI, extras 32a53r; frsts SOa3lc: rolls MARY
land and rennsSiyanial. 2saS9c; do. West Vir-
ginia, 2sG3lc; do Ohio. gsa3Oc
EiGS-WsstCTn Maryland. Pennsylvania ard
nearby, frsts. 50C; Eastern Shore of Maryland
and Virginia fists. 4oc; Western (Ohiol. frsts,
ioc; West Virginia frsts. iOc: Southern North
CafCinal, frsts gAc
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
Community Center Notices

Motion pictures for children OF
Thomson Community Center at =
o o'clock this afternoon.
East Washington Community As
sociation weekly dance for men in
uniform and war workers at East
ern High School at S:L0. Instruc-
ton in dancing precedrs dance.
Library of the Eastern High
School open this evIning TO the
community md a new club room.
furnished with magazines and
games will be opened tonight to
the public.
Soldier dance at Thomson Com
munity Center this evening at 7:30.
Clubroom open for those who do not
care to dance.
The usual dance at the Grover
Cleveland school will not take place
this week.
Social Club of Miner Normal Com
munity Center will meet as usual
this evening at o'clock.
Garnet Community Center will be
open this evening for a dance for
the young men and women of the
community.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
bad NEWS FAILS
TO ROCK STREET
Industrials Hold Firm De
spite Strikes and Rumors
of Strikes.

New York. Feb. I'm view of the
edverse character OF business news
today the stock market acted re-
markaply well. Even the philan-
thropic proposition of the railroad
employees TO take over the properties
and operate them for half the proht
II any profit could be made and to
let the public stand the loss If opCr-
alton should result in loss. failed 10
shake the list. Strikes and rumors
of strikes came from all quarters OF
tie world. but industrlnls held firm
save in one or two instances.
Prices OF commodities continued to
decline and pessimism had a field
dsy. But everything that has hap
pened was the logical thing to hap
pen after such a war. The very
badness of today's news made it
good. for il means that the world is
finally waking up to the necessity
OF a quick REIMBURSEMENT from war
conditions. The market was steady
throughout the session with no net
losses or gains of importance.
Steel is the only commodity that
seems to have firm undeTtonc. II
was reported today on high author
ity that the French commission that
cancelled orders for war steel II
short time ago was now renewing
orders for an equal volume Of tom
mage of peace materials and was
dong so at price ten per cent
higher than the prices cancelled.
Activity I'm steel.
This activity in steel is the first to
attract attention. Many million tons
of peace steel are wanted in all
parts Of the world. The steel COM
panies do not have to look to France
for their immediate future. The
whole world is short Of houses and
steel enters into them more largely
now than ever before. Use OF steel
and iron compels the use of copper
and the situation made public today
holds out hope for the copper peo-
pie.
International Paper acted well in
the market fully justifying the con-
fidcnce EXPRESSED by those insiders
stock.
Tobacco Products made a new
high record again on rumors OF 4
deal whereby stockholders OF the
company will receive material bene-
fits
steel Foundries continued its de-
cline to 20. but from that level had
n reaction of more than a point
! hallway steel Springs also turned
weak as did National Enameling
These were the only really bad ac-
tors in the list
General Motors after early heavi-
ness turned very strong and showed
u material net adVInCe for the day
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
Pastors Federation.

a mass meeting under the au-
spices OF the Pastors Federation OF
the District OF Columbia. viii be heii
in Calvary Blptist Church. Eighth
and II streets northwest. tomorrow
afternoon at . o'clock
The Billy Sunday mems chorus led
by Mr.. Percy :. Foster will open the
meeting with song service.
Representative John L. Burnett
will preside Addresses will be
given by Dr. II. s. I}Vwlby. Of New
York. DIT. Howard \. Kelly. OF Bal
timoro. Representative NJ. Clyde
Kelly. and Rev. DR.. W. W. Davis.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
Southeast Washington
Personal NeUs Notes

eenersi. and its prospects Tor the
future.
,MrF. John Fort OF Baltimore. Md.
10 on visit to her parents, AIR. and
Mrs. w. A. Williamson in L street
southeast. Mrs. Fort wss a former
resident OF Southeast. and her hus-
band, now the Rev. John r. Fort
was slso q Southeast resident lie
is now in charge OF large church
in Raitimcre.
Tic action Of the authorities yes
terday in eliminating several fire
stops will work to special advant-
age to the residents Of Southeast
in that the running time viii be in
creased. The stops eliminated arc
Sth and B streets, llth and Poto-
mac avenue, sth and G streets
Nichols avenue and Good Hope road
The B. & o. freight yards are in
terfering with the proper Improve.
ment to shannon place in the south
east. and an attempt will be mad'
to require .he railroad company tC
withdraw from this space in ordel
that the Improvement might b'
MADE.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
TRACKS TO BE LAID
FOR w., B. & A. DEPOT
Corrections Granted to Washington
Railway and Electric Company.

The Public Utilities Commission
granted the application OF the Wash
inEton Railway and Electric Company
for permission 70 construct terminal
traCkaEe for the Washington. Balti-
more and Annapolis Railway Com
paUy on property TO be acquired by
the latter company in the square be
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets,
II street and New York avenue
Permission for the building OF the
terminal and trackage connections
having been granted, II is understood
that the Washington. Baltimore and
Annapolis Railway Company Will al
once exercise its option on the term
insl site. and proceed TO erect a term
inal station costing approximately 81,
olN. .O0n
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08

Suffrage for the District win be
the subject OF special interest at
meetings OF the civic bodies OF
Southeast this month. DR.. James
A. Watson believes that with a
concerted effort something can be
accomplished to bring Congress to a
realization OF the need of suffrage.
and a speedy consideration of the
matter. Or. c. n. Bmmons. presi-
dent of tho East Washington Asso-
ciation also is an advocate OF suf-
frage for the District and the mat
ter Will be taken up when that body
meets Robert f. Bradbury has
compiled some interesting facts that
should be Of special interest to
citizens of Southeast
Mrs. Srank Green of Pleasant
street and Mrs. James w. Marbury
of Mt View place, have gone TO
l'alm Beach. to spend a two weeks
vacation.
Mineola Tribe No. "a. Improved
Order of Red Men, met last night
in their hall IN the Southeast, whea
several addresses were made con-
corning the work OF the order in
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
VETERANS PLAN :
BIC CONVENTION
Many Sporadic Bodies Ex-
pected to Get To-
gether' Here.

A national cSnvention or eRoansr-
nent OF Fighting m''1 OF the wofif
war win be called IN this city for
the purpose Of forming a semi-mii-
ssry organization
Tho plan was adopted ct rieetine
held yesterday IN the Office OF Rep
resentative NJ. Clyde Kelly, OF Penn
sylvania.
Beside Representative KeIiy. Hep
resentstive W. Frank james. o.
Michig q. a veteran OF the spsn ni~h
war: Gen. ". odcn Lake. former
national commander Of the Army and
Navy Union: Mas. Ellhu Cunynhs,n
Church. General Ssan. l.. =. a.:
Capt Berkeley Inse. QuarterIuaster
lcorps, L. s. A.; Ben r. Metz. or
esniEer OF the National Association
OF Letter Carriers, and a soldier OF
the world war: Capt c. o. Howard.
OF The Array and Navy Union and
Sons OF Veterans; Sergt. Herbert A.
Beck OF Our Army and Navy, and
others discussed the plans.
"Get-Tesether- Plan.
Already several associations OF
wortd-wsr veterans have been form
Cd in various parts Of the country
II was the view Of having these
sporadic bodies get together and
form great orCs ntzation, wish
headquarters az Washington. that
the national convention proposition
was favored.
representative James told df the
several organizations that have
grown out OF the war with Spain.
Mr.. MrtE explained that the call
Tor a national cg1yention will he
promulgated as soon as the Pennsyi-
vsnia branch Is organized and that
active steps 10 that end are being
taken now.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
COTTON MARKETS.

Nes York. Feb. 7.-OfcrinEs Of cotton re
mained free today and the market suffered fur
ther loses although some covering tovarl tie
clusa brought about a rally from the lowest IN,
unsettled industrial situation al psared to he
one Of the maip factors on the drop Tie cluse
WAS steady at D net decline Of 2j 70 90 points.
Receipts at the ports for the day were 1896
LBles.
Exports for the day were Is 80 bales
SPOT at New Orleans was steady. with mid
ding 75spOints lower at &c: the Fa'cs were 2l7
bHlCs. spot here was quiet AZ a GeCi,n" ui So
paints at &c. There were no sales
The amount cf cotton bcuuRht into sight far
the week vas 1856 bales against , 2l7 Iaic-
year ago ard 1925 bacs two years sEu.
Receipts at leadiug POINTS: Galveston. 5ao5
Now Orleans 5.I2; Savannah l,613: Augusta.
6J: ST Louis slj
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
Riddles Adopted by Yanks
Must Be Left in France

The Nanks are coming home. but
others dear to them-their S.444
adopted French orphdns-must stay
behind. and be provided for.
For this purpose the American
soldiers have raised fund OF
= 10O.O Goa francs which has been
turned over TO the Red Cross. which
is taking care OF the orphans. and
which will be used for their educa-
tion and general welfare.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
Run Down by Truck,
Sues for $4,000 Damages

John S. Corley filed suit Yesterday
in the District Supreme Court for
SlO.GoO damages against John J.
McConkit
CCTley alleges that he was run
into on Nichols avenue. Anacostia.
by q motor truck owned by Nc
Conkie on December IL last, and
severely injured. He is represent
cd by attorneys COOmbe and Ste5-
bEpE.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
Dog Lovers Protest
Increased Tax License

Lovers of pets of the District are
concerned over the plan OF Con-
gressmen to increase the dog tax
here from 81 to IS. this change hav-
ing already been made in the Dis
triCt appropriation bill.
While the increase is not pro-
hibitive it will mean that many
families who own house dogs will
be forced to let them become un-
cared for street nuissnces in these
high cost OF living days.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
Ascension Church.

Thr third annual service for th"
Washington Guild OF Altar Servers
aud lay Readers wiz be held at A.
consiou Church. WednesdaT. FebI a-
ar-v- y. at o'clock. 4 short address
will be made by the director Rev.
EnoCh NJ Thompson. and tho sermon
preached hN tho Rev. J. W. NUS'f-
The ChoIrmastcT OF s.. paUls Church.
Mr.. :. W. Ferris. will have charge
OF the music. Forma tion will take
place in the Parish Hall at 30 O'Clock.
The yearly report will be read.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
Grace Baptist Church.

Chaplain Thomas Livingston, L. :
A. stationed AZ Walter Reed Hos
pital, will speak in the Grace Bap-
tist Church. Ninth and south Caro-
lima avenue southeast tomorrow
night n; 20. His subject will be
From the BattIcCclds OF Europe ."
Pastor r ". johnson will preach
az the morning CA THE New Age
Its Rule OF Gold
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
Building Men TO Meet.

William :. WashbUrn. chairman
ar tire special committee on the
building outlook in Washington
" hich was appointed a few DAYS
ago will held a meeting in the.
Board OF Trade rooms on Wednes-
day. February IL. at 4 .. m,
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
Bethel Chapel.

The singing evangelist. George Law
renee. win talk on the subject "A
Soldiers MarchinS Orders" tomorrow
evening at S o'clock at Bethel Chapel.
1lg Sixth street northeast. After the
sermon the meeting will be thrown
open to the public. A quartet will
sing at these meetings; also a number
of sOloistS
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
North Carolina Avenue VI. l.. Church

Rev. ]. Franklin Bryan will preacr
on "A Real Revival and How It May
be Had" at tho morning service OF
the North Carolina Avenue Methodist
Protestant church. In the evening
the Y. NJ. G. n Gospel Team will
assist the pastor Mr.. Starnell. or
gauist and choir director, will pre-
side for the first time at the organ.
Mr.. Charlie Tillman, OF Atlanta. Ga,
will assist ia a series of revival meet
ings TO begin February Is
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
VT. Pleasant VI. 4. Church.

Rev. Clovis 6. Chappell. u. d. will
address the mems Bible class at Mt.
Pleasant NJ Z. church tomorrow
morning at $50 At II O'Clock Rev.
John CopcnhHvcr explains he Who
Hcsitates is Lost" IN tho evening
Rcv. u. NJ. Brown will deliver "A lee
turc. Into the Heart of Africa" H.
l,stratcd by sixty views taken hy
Bishop Lamburth on his visit 10 the
Methodist missions in Africa.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Eat Buffalo. y. Y, Feb T.-CAT-TLE-Re-
ceiI t. 20 hgad: strurs
CAbN ES-Re,ripts. $50 head s. higher. 5a2l.
IIOGS-RecCirts. ;. 90 Asrs.- rigs gJr higher
Others -tea heavy mixed and Workers 1850:
light NUikeTs. ls15als 70: rig. ls0oaIs =
throwUuts, l2O.slCen; stag Iaa0al3Oo Cana
diam and statrTs s5
SHEEP AND LAMBS Rrcgirts. 9 gU head:
lambs. &c lo"cr lMnJs. I.UaI7.I0. othcrs un-
changed.
Cincinnati, Ohio. Feb HOGS Receipts.
SAP head; strong; medium. lsOOaIs .; stags.
lC A3al2C2; rumnlUn to ChuiCe. ll0laB 3; pigs
and lights l0C1alsC.
CATTLE-Rcoripts, IOol head; active calTes
stiOng 7.C,al657
SHEEP Receipts, none steady: lambs STEADY
rntsbyrgh. Pa. Feb : - HOGS - Receipts.
.E1CalS.e5: light Yorker. 1s. 5als50; pigs, lS25
SHEEP AND LANIBS-Receipts. SO head
steady; top sheep l25O; top lambs. l7.T5.
CALNES-RecSiIts 30 head: active; top. lSo0
St Louis. Fch. Hogs -Rcceipts 1l2t0:
higher; Iigats L. HALLS: Tigs. l2Ta7U1: tu,r,-
cT. 7.S;aB5: good. heavy. lsO5als5)
CATTLE - Rcccirs-. I.so; steady: native
s.ocrz II-BaIS5O; heifcrs. 9.Bal6O0; c,,rs 7JOa
L o; stocSors and feeders. a50l2oO; calrce.
s.75al3.75
sHEEr-Rooeirts. 20; strong lamb, IaoDa
lC5o; ewes, &5OalCjO
Kansas City, Mo. Feb. Hons Receipts.
c.59J: stead heavy. l7.35al77O; butchers. l7251
H5c: lights Is sGalT.25: p!gs. lcmalsm.
CAT'TLE-R Receipts. CO. strurg; prime steers.
Is Ca O.o}: southern Steers numinaIly To0al5 O,
caws, 7.oCaHoo; heifers, SOOalL5O; calves 7alI
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
sixth Presbyterian Church.

The sixth Presbyterian Church Is
beginning a campaign for S.000. DR..
J. ). Montgomery. Of Calvary Church,
will speak February :. and Dr Doug
las =. Birrie FEBRUARY Y. Tho cam
raign will close with n wlly. Mon
dav, February l.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
second baptist Church.

At the SECOND Bspt's' church.
Fourth street and Virg.nir ave
nue. southeast. tomorrow morning the
pastor, Rev. Howard !. Stewart. viii
repeat. by request. his sermon on
The Romance OF Life" At m" even
ing service his topic for discussion
will he rs Sniritualism Fake
The Simpson Mems Class is held every
Sunday morning at ?:E.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
IsIr.t nnrtIst Chnrch.

DR. Henry Allan Tanpcr. the First
baptist Church. sixteenth and q
streets. will preach in the morning
on Us Immortality a Certainty" Com
munion and reception OF new men,
beTs will follow the sermon THE
Rediscovery of America" is tho sub
ject of the evening service. Dr. r. II.
NJ. Augustine. of the War and Navy
Committee. will also speak. Or. Tup-
per gives FIVE minute sermonettes on
ing
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
All Soul. Unitarian Churrh.

y service or couTa re and good cheer
will be held tomorrow evening -
All souls Church, Fourteenth and
L streets. \ special program OF mu-
sic has been arranged. with Louis
Corning Atwater, organ: Richard j.
LOrleberg. cello: and Louis Thomp-
son, tenor. a short address will be
given by the minister. Or. Ulysses
g. Il. Pierce. the subject being The
Shrine .i,! ir
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
Centennial baptist Church.

What tho World VIII be Doing at
Jesus Second Coming" is L. Hez
Swem's subject tomorrow night at 5
O'Clock at the Centennial Baptist
Church. seventh and Eye streets
northwest The morning subject Is
= <anlN ncastucsS."
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
Jrom the pulpits

services he viii speak on the sub
Jcct. Standing Alone or with God.
In the evening he will discuss one
OF tho leading movements Of mod
ern times. undor tho toDic THE Ideal
Ism and Fallacics OF DolsheviEm. -
W. < CIIlbcrtson will speak at 5:i5
on his experiences on the French
and Italian fronts
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
Vermont Avenue Christian Church.

Things l found and things ! miss
ed in the army camps" Will be the
subject of special sermon tOmoT-
row evening 10y Rev. Or. Earl VII
fey. pastor OF the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church.
Or. Whitley has just returned from
a tour of the Southern camps.
Counting for God" viii ho tho
subject or his sermon tomorrow NOM
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
ALLIES BALL SUCCESS.

The AUies Bell was held last night
at The Old Masonic Temple, Ninth
and + streets. Music was furnished
by the Coainsky Band with features
which made the dance cneoof the
most enjoyable OF the season.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
New Treasury Certificates.

The Treasury Department an
nounces a new offering of Treasury
certificates of indebtedness of $780,
100000. The issue will be dated
February 13 and will mature July
Is.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
shiloh Baptist Church.

Rev. DR.. s. l.. Johnson, cf Boydton.
Va. who is carving IN revival meet
incs at shiloh BRD-is' Church
C"Strsngers' HONEY vii! hold a sre-
cial meeting Cor mon only 1T tho
church tomorrow ~ 3:30 y. n. Nr.
T. H Ward. rC Florida. viii render
several musical selection. Prof a.
y. Gilmore and male chorus viii
lead the singing.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YOxk. FEB i-B Butter weak; receipts.
s5ss tnhs; creamery higher than extras. sos5ols
Extra ~ scJ-ei. fsaea5; hrsts. EJ3iafs packing
stock current make No . s5a-f
Exzx weak; reccints, i2.7s3 cases: fresh gath.
cred extras, Eissls: fresh gathered regular en-.
ira srsss. slssE: do. hrstS. tsiSsls; State.
rsrnzsisani. and nearby Western hennery,
~hite. ordinary 10 prime. s2z5s; do, trovn.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
Send Prisoners to Farm,
Make Asylum Of Jail

Raleigh, n. -. Feb. BY URsni-
nous vote the bill TO remove prison
tIs from the central prison here TO
the state farm at Halifax. and con-
vert tire hospital into an insane
asy Ium. passed the House today.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
Ninth street Christian Church.

Abraham Lincoln aNd His Fe'!sion"
will he tho subject ~ tn" s"~lo1 to-
morrow night st the Ninth street
Christian Church. Ninth and n streets
northeast, by the pastor. Rev. George
A. Miller. This will be PRECEDED hv
popular community sing The sub
ject OF the morning serr'on Is The
Sabbath or Lords Day. Which,"
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
MctnnhsxIcnI Lihrrry.

L. J. Miller win give n toll, on AT
fr1nations'' at the Eagles Wirgs
Metaphysical Library and reading
rooms. 500 Eleventh street northwest,
Sunday. FebrIarv .. ~ 11:15 n. ~. The
public Is cordially invited.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
Central \. VI. c. 4.

Home Life Among the F'ilipinos'
will be the subject Of sn address by
Jos. Eliot at the Central Y. II.
=. A. tomorrow afternoon at 4
O'Clock. Mr.. Eliot is a native Fill
pino.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
n. V. Arcnrc rrcsbr,crinn Churct.

In the New York Avenue PreSby-
terian Church Dr. Radcliffe is preach
ing an evening series Of sern1"us u0ou
''The Great Questions " TNmor"o.T
evening his subject j. tie Ro"-c"al.
Ques'ion." which comes upOn tNe darn
appointed for Roosevelt Sunday for
all the churches.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
CURB MARKETS.

New York. Feb. T.-Most Of the interest in
securities on the curb today was attracted to
Russian bonds. which advanced shArply on sd-
ricss that the Russian government was to &C.
knosloezc the debts Of the former empire.
The market Whole quiet. Interest
was almost entirely professional
Independent Gil stocks were quiet and fairly
active. Metal stocks were devoid Of special
feature.
Quotations furniahed py W B Hibhs a Co.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-08

At E:S American niddinzs fair were ls 8
good. l7E: middiingz. ~: low. l2s: good d
5insr5. AZ; ordinary IzI
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soaA; do, gathered brown and mixed colors
fxn.
Poultry. live. weak; chickens. 2ssS; fowls,
5sso; turkeys, 0As5j old roosters. 9. Dressed
DUH and unchanged
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool. FEB. the market for spot cotton
Cpcned quiet today with prices easy Sales
amounted 20 100 bales. Receipts totolcd %
40 bales. all American Good middlings were
Il q middtngs. H.l.
Erstt4reS onssned duIl
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Back with Hutton Firm.

Paul Mack WheIan. who has been
discharged as an ensign in the navy
is now With Z. +. Hutton & Com
panv.
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE FIVE.
YCuns Mems Bible Class will be
taught by Mr. Guy W. Lane, OF In
diana, at the Sunday School hour, 95g
a
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Washington Stock Exchange.

SALES
Misiiins1oe Railway snd Electric general G.
90 at ss 81 .00 at a5
OapiAal Traction. l At sly
LSnstOn, ) at 66.
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Church % thr cc,ensnt.

DIR. Wood will rrrach at the three
services or the Church or The Cow
enant tomorrow AT the afternoon
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Motion pictures for children of
Thomson Community Center at p
O. clock this afternoon.