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Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-11-26

lection OF the foot, has so far rccOv-
cred that he is able to be about the
house on crutcheS.
Rev. +. f. Dawson has returned
from Burlington where he attended
tho inter-church world movement
convention last week. He made the
convention tho subject of his sermon
Sunday night.
At Il meeting of the committee OF
the United Sunday school it was
voted to begin services in the Bap-
fist church the first Sunday IN De
ccmbel, also to put over the every
member canvass Sunday, Dec. 7, as
last year A committee was appoint
cd to collect all out standing pledges
in advance of that date.
Tho travelogue lecture by Wilt,
T.. Sparhawk al the Academy last
week filled the hall and resulted in
quite Il substantial sum to be divid-
cd between the two societies.
Last Sunday federation of the
two churches at West Charleston
was effected, and the Rev. Mr. John
son of this place was selected to
supply the federation until April OF
next year when IL permanent pastor
is expected to be available.
The Missionary meeting of the
United church was held at the resi-
dcnce OF Mrs. Harry Rice Tuesday
afternoon. There was good attend
ancc and fine literary program was
enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs Cashmere of this vii
lage have decided to move to Grove
ton, N. H., and will soon leave for
that place.
Mr.. Buck who has moved here
from West Charleston rccrnt''- hos
opened general and grocery store in
the Jenne block.
Ulsiorl Cargill who received an
injury during the basket ball game
at Craftsbury last week is i'll at his
home as result of his injuries.
Mildred Brewer, of Derby Line,
q last years graduate, was Il visitor
at the Academy Monday. .
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-11-26
DERBY

Mrs. Shcdd, Mrs. Myron Clcve-
lands mother has been quite i'll since
her return from Bost0n.s
j. c. Hay returned Saturday night
from a fortnight's vacation spent in
Massachusetts.
The first team of basketball players
of tho Academy went to Claftsbury
Friday night for game with the
first team there, but failed to bring
home winning score.
Mrs. e. o. Silver has returned to
her home in East Orange after be-
ing here for some time settling up
the sale of her farm property.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. u. Goodrich who
have been carrying on the Silver es-
tato for some years, go to their new
home in Mendon this week, it is Px-
pected.
Oscar Abbott, who has been hid
up for several months with an in
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-11-26
PASSUMPSIC

Miss Helen Judkins has returned to
her homes here.
The promenade was quite we'll at
tended here Friday night.
Mrs. Nelson Rash and Mrs. Char
les Bandy were called to Lyndonville
Thursday morning to the funcral of
Mrs. Peter Hebert.
Mrs. Cora Fulford is gaining from
her recent sickness.
W. S. Willard is having a Is days
vacation.
Harry Rash is substituting for Mr..
Willard OIL the mail route.
Mrs. Robert Wright and Miss
Dawson Of Lyndonvillc spent Thurs.
day with Mrs. Richard Wright.
Louis King who has been hunting
has returned home with deer.
Miss Julia Bruce is suffering from
an Infection on her face.
There will be a masquerade and
promenade Friday night, Nov. %.
. Gideon Tousant has finished work
in the mill.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-11-26
Government Inspector In Rochester
Praises "FRUIT.A.TlVES".

80 North Union St., Rochester, NY.
"For five long years, I was afflicted
with Stomach, LisEy' int kidney
Trouble, ahiM dr0e/obt'a into serious
Elaaaer 2ro~bhe. During that time,
am safe in saying l tried over 50
different remedies without relief.
! saw q testimonial of, | think, q
Montreal man about 'Fruit-a -tives'
and concluded to make one more
trial. by tie time tile sample boz
soGS finished l found quite an i'm
provemcnt and when had finished
a50c. box, there was 4 grand improve
ment far beyond my expectations.
TO make a long story short, L
believe "Fruit-a-tivcs" OF Fruit Liver
Tablets the best Stomach, Liver and
Bladder Medicine the world has ever
produced".
II. b. O'FLYNN.
Government Concrete Inspector.
Soc. d box, 6 for s.. so, trial size pc.
ct dealers or from FRUIT. attn YES
Limited. OGDENSBURG. N. Y.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-11-26
PASSUMPSIC

The Thanksgiving exercises at the
school Friday were well attended, the
children all had their parts well.
There will be masquerade promo
made Thursday night at the hall.
There is no school this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Wright and son
Fred attended the funeral of their
aunt, Mrs. Lebourveau, Monday at
the Episcopal church.. Mrs. Lebour-
veau had made her home for more
than a year at Chas. WheatOn's. She
suffered a severe shock two weeks
ago Saturday from which she never
fully recovered.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-11-26
EAST RYECATE

Orpha Bedell was a guest of her
aunt, Mrs. A. M. Bedell, in Woodsvillc
part of last week.
Mrs. Jeanette Smith of McIndoes
was a guest at Clarence Bedell's one
day last week.
Mrs. H G. Hayes has been ill the
past week. Miss Underhill of Woods
vile was caring for her.
Miss Margaret Bailey of Newbury
is Mt H. G. Hayes for few weeks.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-11-26
Po-roWed Dignity.

She-"Doesn't Charles look dis
tinglllshed IN that full-dress suit?" He
-"IIow could he help It? That outfit
In its day has been on the backs OF
three football captains, two editors
and the leading man in our last COL
lege production. "-Stanford Chapar.
raj.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-11-26
CARD OF THANKS

l wish to express my sincere
thanks to all of my friends, the
Church of the Messiah, w. r. c., and
the c. C.. Club for so kindly remem-
bering me during my illness It the
st. Johnsbury Hospital.
Mrs. d. A. Houghton.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE


Harry 4 Metz. IS. and Floreno. NJ Priss
y. both oJ PhilsdelphiA. Pa Rev. II T
Stevenson.
Harry 7 Whitlook s and Bs,ll,h NJ. Boss
p. 18th OF Washington. ReT. II. 4. Brundsge
Austin Petit, =. Accotink Va and Eiith
L. HaVenner, IL. South Washington. Va. Rer
II. d. Mitchell.
Andrew Sinrns, e. and Mozie {. Nsnttr. a
both Ct Washington. Rev. 2. \. Thompson.
Walter r. Mann. z. Del Rio TEX. and NJ.
Hazel Chisholm, % Washington. Rev. W. A.
Cahill.
Robert FeldlnAn. q. and Elsie Green, p.
both Of Washington Rev. n. L. Grosanan
Irwin \. Gopivin. =, Washington. and Myrtle
u Mullett. ., La Plata Md. Rev. II. ID.
Mitchell.
sidner H. Swift. % and jamie Hancock. n
both of R,lmrass Va Rev. I. l.. Bower
Joseph b. Mckinley Is. and Rosie 4. Han.
cock. j. both of Washington. Rev. J. T.
Briggs.
George c. Cn.ppeIl. Il. High Point. y. c.
and stella X. Pond. y. RichmOnd. Va Rev
Rev. T. L. Briggs.
F.vard :. Heating p and Mary {. Gill. ?
both Of Baltimore, Nd. Rev. ]. H. Jehrss
Edward X. Tsslin IS and Feon Mcks ~on, %
both OF Washington. Rev. r. D. Mitchell
CoLoRED
John r. Hill =. and Esna LEI. BENJAMIN
2 both of Richmoud. Va. Rev. W. II. Brooks
James II. Bush. 2, and Emma L. TaylOr, 81
both Of Washington. Rev. ]. 4. Scott.
Rudolph Thompson. ., and Mamie Hawkins
4c. both Of Washington. Rev. W. westfsy.
FTahcis Wood. % and Rosa Mocksbec .
both Of Washington. Rev W. ]. lyman.
EsH Hardy. 2. and Louise Jones .. bou
Of Washington. Rev. A. Ssyles.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-20
WORKERS
HOLD MEETING
Commissioner Gardiner
Speaks at Cet-together
Celebration; Program.

Commissioner Gardner was IN.
speaker at the first meeting OF IN.
Mutual Beneht Association Of Tn.
Hecht Company. Seventh street near
T northwest organized to bring In.
employees closer together ana to r~e-
mote their general welfare, held Tues
s b. Loveless. president Of tnr Mn
tual Beneht Association, prexided
Commissioner Gardner who snate -,
The Store, It's Customers ana r-n-
pIoyes as a Mutual Proposition" wa,
presented by Harold II Levi. general
manager Of the store.
The entertainment fest,rr,6 A>n
Rosenberg in popular song numbers,
Loc. Mitchell in monelogue. ab. Bs
Hinsky In violin solos, Bert Rose,
berg In whistlinS number ana kn..
vivian Hayes in piano solos
The committee Of srrsnsvrnent, ~rs.
composed OF c. l. MARROW. chairman
i. S. Ttmeerlske, 8. p. Holman. n
u. Breslau and c, NJ Fix Those on
the entertainment committee were +
b. Loveless. chairman: c p. D~-&y
Z. u. Stokes, J. II. Dsv.nport- A
spittell. Jack Rosenberg. Ben Or
George QuirlS and r. l. Phelps.
On the reception committee were
Miss Josephine Howe, chairman. NJ
Mollie johnson. Mrs. May McI~-~-
Misses Ruth White, I-eonors Rich
ards. Nell Daner. n. II. Lew, Award
sproul and c. B. Stokes.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-20
STOCKS REACH
HIGHER LEVELS
Lively Trading Occurs on
Exchange; Pessimists Are
Brushed Aside.
Nv nROADAN WALL.

New York, Feb. N-Wai street
woke up today to the fact that there
has been war in Europe out OF
which the United States has emerged
the strongest and richest nation on
earth The pessimists who have been
trying to start a panic not only in
the labor world but in the stock mar
ket were brushed aside and the whole
list of stocks moved up under the in
fiuence of good investment buying.
Nearly every class OF stock psrtici-
pated, but the tobaccos, steels. local
fractions, otis and tire shares were
most prominent. The market closed
at the high prices In the leaders
In the morning specialties were
more prominent than standard issues,
but in the afternoon L. S. Steel as
sumed leadership OF the advancing
column. with the result that special
ties became even more active than
they had been. steel shares were in
good demand but their strength was
due chiefly TO a withdrawal Of sell
ing orders. Cuts In the price OF steel
are looked for and this. il Is believed,
will cause public buying. Naturally
the shares of Great Northern ore
were strong for the lower steel goes
the more orc WIKI Nt
Next to the steels the tohsccos
plea sed the stree, and especially so
as there was finally something definite
to explain the continued strength OF
tobacco products. Organization by
that company OF subsidiary for ex-
port purposes means a great deal tc
stockholders
Both Candy and Tobacco are prov.
ing profitable. SumRtra. which Is
fundamentally strong on its own &C
count sympathized with the Whelsr
Tobacco issues.
Barrett made its usual new high
record crossing 40 this time.
American Mailing common ives
traded in yesterday at 3-I which is
a pretty good price for stock de-
clared by the official announcement ot
the company itself to be absolutely
worthless
Baldwin made a further advance
iustifying the confidence placed in {,
by the statisticisns who know what
ut is worth. but who have been un.
able 10 guess what the directors in.
tend to do about it,
The Washington herald., 1919-02-20
THE TOWN CRIER

non Place NJ. L. Church South. Mr..
Aartha Jones will conduct the OPEN
Ing service. Women OF various ns-
tons Will be represented by Mrs. II.
v. Harmon, Mrs. Il. L. Richardson.
Mrs. r. A. Lawson ano Mrs. A. r..
Harlan.
majority Of the bssIness houses
OF the District have sienineo theu
intention of closing at / o'clock
SATURDAY, Washlnxton's birthday.
The Csthsiie wsae~s War R~l,sf
service VIII meet tonight at s
o'clock at the Catholic womeu's
war Service Club. secs X street
northwest.
The second sesxysp ef ,ne nt,,
hrst annual encAmpment OF the De-
partInent OF the Potomac G, A. r..
will be held tonight at Grand Army
Hall
There will ss . .eetins Of Tu.-
kegee Alumni Association tonight at
o'clock at the Twelfth Street Y. NJ.
I c. A.
Dnaghters of Isabella are TO give
dance tomorrow night at sac
O'Clock at Sixth and d street. south
west for the benent OF the soldiers
| tobsc fund.
On accoant Of death in the family
of Mrs. Appleton Clark. jr.. who was
to have entertained. Mrs. w. NJ.
Stoner. 1897 Rhode Island avenue
northwest, will act as hostess TO the
Political Study Club of Washington,
at 3 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
: The ergnsizstten Of war worker.
in Washington from Minnesota will
give a Wsshington's birthday dance
, to Minnesota men in uniform, sstur-
day evening at $50 o'clock at the
Grover Cleveland School, Eighth sno
T streets northwest. All Mime
sotAns in Washington are invited.
The Nsrtkesst War service rrd
Recreation Center OF the Y. W C. A.
will be opened tomorrow in the
psrish hall OF Calvary Episcopsl
Church, Eleventh and @ streets
northwest. There will be two inter.
esting programs. one at 4:so and the
other at O'Clock. Everyone is wei.
come.
a Wsshinston's sIrtkday dance q.
10 De given under the suspices O;
the wer activities Of st. Patrick.
Church. in New Carroll Hall. 90. q
street northwest. on Saturday even.
ing at $3.50 o'clock. Soldiers, sailors
Marines and war workers cordially
invited
The Washington herald., 1919-02-20
PURELY PERSONAL

Bernard T. Hughes, OF the General
Land once. is in Troy. n. Y, visit.
ing his brother. Charles F. J. Hughes.
oscar D. bunsden. Of Grand Rapjds
Mich, is in the city for a short stay
and is stopping with friends on Thir-
ty-hfth street. in Georgetown.
Charles J. McLeTeu. OF the Arm OF
McLefen & Carter OF Atlanta, Ca,
is in the city on business.
Theodore D. Poore has returned
from trip to New York City.
Miss Ella B. NieInsn. or the Bueau
OF War Risk Insurance. has resigned
her position, and will shortly return
to her home in Dubuque. Iowa.
Vernon A. Smsllwood. of CharIottes-
vile, Va, is visiting his mother. Mrs.
Louise Kennedy, in HyattsviIIe. Nd.
Miss Goldie Davis. OF the Federal
Trade Board. left Wednesday for
Asheville. North Carolins. 70 recu-
perate her health from an attack
OF influenza.
Mrs. Lillian Meeks. OF Georgia
has secured a position in the Bureau
OF Printing and Engraving.
Rome {. Shelse. Of the GeoIost.
cal Survey. has been on leave on
account OF the death Of his sister.
Mrs. Helen SheIse Eudelay. Mrs.
Eudelay was a government employc
before her marriage. Her death
took place at the Bslfour apart
ments. where she resided with her
husband and mother.
Mrs. VIM. ]. Denning. OF Allison
street, has returned from a fort
nights stay at Atlantic city.
Jas. II. Lowe. Of the Treasury
Department, has been ill and absent
on sick leave
Or. d. NJ. Mcpherson. OF the So
licitor's office, Interior Department,
is the representative of Federal EN-
pioyes' Union. No. .. for the depart
ment as the successor OF Geo. \.
Warren, who resigned.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-20
CHICAGO GRAIN.
~ JOSEPH T.. PRITCHARD.

Chicago. Feb. Ie-Traders in corn were nerr.
ous late today because Of uncertainty surround
ing tb> hog market. Complete withdrawal OF
the Fool Administration from hog products
will. it ia feared. renew pressure on corn
While the February closed at an advance Of
Gsc and March was up &C. there were price
reeeSions OF Isc TO &c for deferred months
Reports from packers meeting with the Food
Administration werc to the effect that here
after PACKERS must conduct export business with
ont government assistance Traders regard this
as likvly to ChCct March hog prices and many
lorga sold IN consequence. Shorts led in huy-
ing. but on the dcclinH there weIe many stop
Ios' orlers uncovered. The February price may
spread in corn widcncd The February future
at st. Louis was at one time below Chicago.
the first time this has occurred on the crop.
Country offerings were light with cash CON
20 to &c higher
Oats market was featured by the reported
salo of 10000 bushels to Holland.
Resting spots were unchanged to 10 lower
to nc higher. In addition TO the cash sale
for export, 1000 bushels were taken on domes-
tic account.
Grain and provision futures closed a. follows
CORN-March, l2s%: May, l9oss July llsa.
OATS-March, 5S1a May. 5s5s; July. 57l-.
LARD--May, PASS; July, 23i0
RIBS-Nay. Z2.O5 July. 2l.oo.
PORK-May, 3965; July, $40.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-20
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

EGGs-Nesrby current recap,. sa4o; South.
ern. 3s
CHEESE--NeU YORK State factory, new. S,B
LIVE POULTRY - Roostsr,. Der In. Gas:
turkeys. Ter ID. 55L59c; hens, per Ii. Sa:5
chickens, $40; gainsa.. T5c each.
DRESSED PUUL1I. .-nukeys per ID "a
.: rOosters. YER b.. 3 hens. per ID. 2Ia55
ca mons t0a45
GREEN FRUIT = Apples, per sbl, Sail:
box ; IJsi: California lcnOus 4a44; gaIitn. M.
oranges, 5ss; Florida oranges, iissIE; cran.
berries. 1sa2o per bbl.: grapefruit 3EaJ
VEG GETABLEs-Potstocs, No. /, 35oa3 % pcr
sack: basns Der bss, Ss7: peppers. crate, gss7
eggplant, cb&5 crate; cabbage, old loO lbs l75a2:
cab5Sgs. new. I+s2 bAs. brets crate, 2s.i; len.
tuce, 80 has; peas, 5as bas; sweet potatoe,
SssE per obl; California ce.ery, crate. lsl2:
Florida, 5a5.T5: celery. l.50s2 % bunch; squash,
ner bbl.. l.SOa2.oo; spinach. ssi PER bbi; ksi.
2a24. per Dbl. turnips. l.Dsi.5o per bbl; Flor.
da tomatoes 4a7 crate
DRESSED PORK-Lght, q; medium, a.al
heavy. Isa,s.
LIVE STOCK-sheep. per h., sas; calves.
l9: medium. l5als; lambs. lial5.
HAY AND GRAIN-No ! timothy, Sa3lx ,
ton; No. timothy. ea2sil q ton; mixed nav
B4s9hs q ton: MIXED oats, 67a6s; white, o.ts
6ss70: corn. LIS bu-
SEEDS-Tmothy. SIS per blshel; red tor
grass. leal7c per pound; blns grass, 35Oa3. Il.
Per bushsl; orchard srss, 3.7sa4.Oo per bushel
The Washington herald., 1919-02-20
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE

WRITE
E'Labeth Warfeld. g. yrs. sibIey Hospital.
VIM. Rocker %, Wash. Asylum Hospital.
laura T. Gift, 20. TG' 22d st. NV.
Jeanette Ferguson, g. 700 q st. Sc
Frederick W. 5. FOuss, e.. L. S. Soldiers
Home Hospital
John NJ. Steele. 80. eoi sth St g.
John F. Stephenson, "A, I'LL y. Y. ave. nv.
VIM. Purcell, 2. 6l2 st. NV
Infant Of frank J. and Alice L. Murphy,
/ day, Garfield Hospital.
CULORED
VIM. H. Hale. p. St. Ellzsbeths Hospital.
John. Tilgham, a, sT St NV.
Wallace Penn. 81. Tuberculosis Hospital.
Mary s. Green. g. &sl pth St. NV.
VIM. Rmey. 3. 1865 Swan st. NV.
Herman Hargrove, 4e. Freedmen's Hospitsl
Robert J. Hawkins, s., li0o Bladensburg I'd. ne
The Washington herald., 1919-02-20
Mrs. Bullock Says Husband
Failed to Pay AIimony

Mrs. Sadie A. Bullock, who was d.
vorced from Augustus Bullock on
April q. 1915 and awarded 20 month
ly permanent Rlimony for the sup
port OF herself and child, complained
10 the District Supreme Court yes
terday that her former husband had
ished to pay her as ordered.
She asks the court TO compel her
husband 10 show cause why he should
not pay her and also why he is nor
in contempt of court Attorney Hsn-
mis- Taylor, Jr.. appears for the wife.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-20
COTTON MARKETS.

New YOrE Feb. ls-InueaSd weakness was
shown in the cotton market today after the
list bad rissn above yesterdays close early
in the forenoon. The early gain was soon lost
under general liquidation although enough de-
yeloped at TIE bottom
The market was finally firm At . net declins
Of 10 to q points
Receipts at the ports for the day wes
L. IS bales
Exports for the cay aggregated 3.Gs bales.
Spot at New Orleans was quiet with mid
ding unchanged at 2 sc: the sales rere ~
bales. Spot here was quiet at q decline Of
% points at 3pc; there were no sales
Receipts at some leading ports today were
Galveston. i0.s4; New Orleans. 3,fs: savannah,
lys57: Augusta, 81; St. Louis, 1850
The Washington herald., 1919-02-20
Plan to Entertain Men
in Welcome Home Parade

A meeting will be held tomorrow
evening at O'Clock. at the War
Camp Community Club. No. :. alll
Georgia avenue northwest. for the
purpose OF making arrangements to
entertain the soldiers on the day OF
parade. The First Separate Battalion
and the District soldiers connected
with other units and regiments who
have recently returned from France.
are expected 10 participate.
The general public is asked to at
tend the meeting and sid this worthy
movement
The Washington herald., 1919-02-20
MRS. HAINES SEEKS DIVORCE
Charges Misconduct in Suit Against
Husband, Edward Hsines.

Charging misconduct and naming a
correspondent, Mrs. Viols Hsines filed
suit yesterday in the District Supreme
Court for absolute divorce from Ed
ward e. Haines.
The couple were married, the Pc
tition states. in Baltimore in June,
1877. There are no children. Attorney
F'.~ard +. Collsday appears for the
wife
The Washington herald., 1919-02-20
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

WHITE
G. aries and Jennie shopno.. girl
Harry l.. and Lille s. Selby. girl.
VIM. T. and Ella Reed. boy
James u. and Evelyn s. Richards. girl.
Francis A. and Georzana Perkins, boy.
jeremiah and Bridget n. McCarthy, girl
George II. and Flora q. Lowe. girl.
Nincenz and Anna Keller. girl.
Col. Roy and @. Normi Jennings. boy.
Hardee +. and Lena X. Hsrrell, boy.
CsTl A. and Name T. Hoffman, bon,
Rcrkley T. and Noreen 4. Haas, boy.
Edward T. and Margaret Hsney. boz.
Guy Il. and Aiary 2. FozIe boy.
James H. and Bertha E'l:s. boz,
COLoRED
John II. and Ida Price. boy
E5ward c. and Blanche &. Giles. bov
benjamin +. and Ruth Curtis. boz
Joseph NJ. and Emma Bragg. girl
The Washington herald., 1919-02-20
OFFICIALS SEE OCCOQUAN.
District Men Examine Grounds; t
Plan improvements.

A trip 10 Occoquan with Muuicip pal
Architect Snowden Ashford wss mace
yesterday by Commissioner LOUIS
Brownlow. John Joy Edison and Georae
Wilson. president and secretary. I--
spectiveIy. of the Board OF Chsrit e..
The object OF the trip. il Is under .
stood. was to 90 over the ground with
a view to improvements.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-20
Fortune Teller Falls Down.

Pittsburgh, Feb. ls.-John DevIne.
Of New York. fortune teller. failed
to reveal Magistrate John 4. Fu-
sassIs fortune. Ny memory n.
weak today; cannot tell you .
thing" said Devine. Il can" ssid
the judge. Ten dollars or thirty
days TO the workhouse"
The Washington herald., 1919-02-20
Resume Trade to Enemy Porn.

Great Britain is permitting resump-
ton OF trade with Turkey. Bulgaria
and the Russian Black Sea ports.
State Department was advised yesfer-
day that general licenses for such re
sumption will now be given exporter
through the British War Trade Board
departments
The Washington herald., 1919-02-20
Financial Neuus and Stock Market Quotations

merce not only the Mississippi river
but also the Illinois. the Ohio and
Missouri rivers. For when this is
done very large commerce can be
iloated upon these waters to and from
the Mississippi River. to and from
ST. Louis and New Orleans.
HOLLAND"
The Washington herald., 1919-02-20
LIVERPOOL COTTON,

Liverpool. Feb. ls.-Cotton SPOT, opensd quiet
today with prices easier Sales amounted to
zoo bales Receipts totaled A.no bale. all
American. Good middlinS was sa: mjddIinv
II. 60. Futures opened stead.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-20
Washington Stock Exchange.

SAL
Washington Gss S. 500 at -
Capital Traction S.. $50 at s7l,.
Washington Railwsr and Electric general g.
ST. .oA' ct s;34. Soco 81 Si,.
l'otomsc Electric oons 6s. N!0oo at ~
Potomac facc.rC general g. s. 600 at So.
CaTital Traction. : at s7s.
Wa fn2ton Gas, at 81, q at 81, 10 at s.
PUBLIC UTILITY goNDS
The Washington herald., 1919-02-20

At lZAS y. m. American middlng fair raS
s.9l; goo1. s.9; middlins. I76o; lev. 1888;
good ordinary, I5n; ordinary, H.S.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-06-18

least once month. Finally, the con-
victs should not be kept locked in
their cage during the day when not
at work, but should be allowed to sit
outside, and to walk around the
grounds bit, under proper guard, of
course.
1t would cost nothing to adopt
every recommendation made above
and would not require much time
from. other work, but if adopted and
carried out faithfully the score of the
gang would be largely increased, and
we hope that on our next visit we will
find the foreman cooperating with
US enthusiastically.
STATE BOARD OF CHARITIES
AND CORRECTIONS,
G. CROFT WILLIAMS,
Secretary.