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BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Md Feb. 5.-Prices Oh the Bsld-
more produce market range as follows:
fOTATOES-New York, per l50-lb sack, 30oa
325; Western, per l50-lb sack. 275a3Oo Penn
sylvanis. pcr cwt. ?!Cos25o; Eastern Shore OF
Maryland and -virrinis. McCormiCks per cWt,
l.5oal.i5; Western Shore Of Maryland, McCUr.
micks, per cwt, l.Oal75: White Stars, per cwt.
2oos2. Is; Cobblers. per cwt, 2oos225.
GARDEN PRODUCTS AND GREE y
FRUITs-Apples New York. No. !. per bbl.
7.5oas.oo; Pennsylvania. fancy Iorks No. l. per
Dbl, 7.ooas,oo; Maryland and Virginia. various
varieties. No. /, 5.5oss0o! beans. S.OIai % per
bas; celery, California, per crate, 900ai2o0;
washed, per doz, l5oal9; New York, per crate.
e0oal2o0: washed per doz. Local 20: cranherries.
Per Dbl. H0a2I.Oo; cabbage, New York Danish.
s.oaD.eo; homegrown, per 100 heads. 3cozs. %;
new Florida, per basket, l75a20 o.; eggplant,
Florida, per crate. tGlaS Co: grapefruit. Florida
brights, ler box. 375ai0: ksle. per boz. 5oasOc;
Ter bbl l.5opl.75; lettuce. FLORIDA. per bss. 40l
al i.50: do California 5.0oa5. 80: onions New Yors
Der cvt, l50a225; do, Western, per cwt. 225a
20; oranges. Florida. per box, 3.5oai.5o; pep
pens. Florida per crate, 5.0Oa6.oo; squash FloTi.
da, per crate, 3.s0ai %; sTinsch. homegrown, pet
box. l.5oal75; Norfolk, Dbl, 3ooa5.3: strswber,
res Florida. per at, 4oa65c; sweet potatoes,
Eastern Shore of Maryland. fancy. per bbi
s@as5o. do, S-bus bas 2.ocaa25; Delaware,
5t-brs bss. 2ooa2 g; vans, YORK River. bbl. $50
a6.tG; tomatoes FLORIDA, fancy. per crate. 5Ja
SO; choice. per crate. 3.ooa5.c turnips per
bushel 30s36c.
LIVE P0ULTRY-Chickens, young, ID, large
smooth. 33s3ic; do, young, rough and stagyy. ID.
aa3c; young, by express. Dadc; DO. old roos.
tiers. per ID. sia22c; d.. old hens yer H. over
lbs. 3la3 c; do. small. per ID, 3oc; do. White
Leghon hens, ID, 3a3lc; ducks, muscory and
mongrel, ID. scuog paS.c do. White Pekius.
per ID, young. 3ia;5c: do. puddle. Ter H. 81
ib~ and over 35a2tc' do. smaller ',oor ea3or;
sF,rAsc rfantsa hens n. TO-. Ir
guhbers, per ID, 3sa5ec; do, old toms. per 10
31s3sc; do crooked breast. rour. ler ID. s4s35ct
pieeons per pair, old, 25a.oc; do. young s5s3pc.
guinea fowl, young, each, over TX lbs socsI 90
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CURB MARKETS.

New YOrk. Feb. 5.-Trading on the curb
today was again on a fairly active scale. hut
interest was scattered throughout a broad list
d issues. The professional interest supplied
most Of the animation in the dealings of today.
Price T.9vements, almost a whole. were mar
row and changes were mixai, as compared with
the finals Of yesterday.
IEdustral shares were again the center Of
inter st. Miscellaneous sizres were also active.
but the trend was indefinite. Motor stocks
were hsavv.
IndepeDdent oil stocks were fairly active
Metal stocks were more active than they
haTs been.
LOO Aetna EXPLOSIVES. 7I4s7Es; 800 United
Motors. 3sa59s; $50 Cosden Oil. E7ss7E IS ocD
Federal OIL. 3Isa3A; 220 International Petro-
lcum. 2l2ss22; I,5OO Metropolitan Petroleum. 27sa
.: 4,O0C OklahOma Producing and Refining. izsSs
90 Victoria Oil new. ga =; LOO Big Ledge,
il ll6all1. So Boston ard Montana, Fs49; 900
Consolidated Arizona Smelling. lHa3 l-l6; 500
Jumbo Extension. l3sli: 100 kewsnes. SAT- 80
TUnopah Extension. 2ata2Ts.
Quotations furnished by W L, Hibhs & Co,
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Southeast Washington
Personal Neus Notes

out for preliminary practice in the
near fGturc..
Ladies Benevolent Society OF st
Teresa's Church met last nightrin
the hall OF the Iarochiai school in
V street southeast, with Miss skry
O'Leary president. in the chair. The
business occupied the first part Of
the meeting. after which refresh
ments were served.
A fire on the coal dump at Thir-
teenth and X streets southeast call
ed out No. Is Engine Company yes
terdsy. A fence was damaged 90 the
extent OF about $40.
Truemsn II. Miller. Of 23sS O
street southeast. has received word
OF the death in New York Of hiS
daughter. Blsnch Miller. on Sunday
last. The burial will take place in
Rochester. y. Y.
A verdict OF unavoidsbl accident.
was returned yesterday afternoon
by the coroner's jury which sat in
the case OF Bernard Taylor, year.
old. who was killed by q motor
truck on Saturday afternoon near
the corner OF Nichols avenue and
Good Hope road southeast. The boy
was on roller skates. and ran into
the automobile driven by Ezra
Blackwell.
A card party and dance Sc TO h.
given tonight at the Episcopal
Home for Children at the head OF
Talbcrt street southeast. by a num-
Der Of ladies OF this section. tn.
proceeds TO be used for the homt-
/ Those taking a leading part in .the
arrangements are Mrs. n. r. HsTn-
ish. Mrs. william Scantle bury a nd
Mrs. c. r. Roberts. 81
The ladies OF Christ Church. in
I @ street SOUTHEAST. served supper
/ last night in the parish hall OF the
church. and a large number were
present. One Of the features was
= the presence OF a large number of
soldiers. who are patients at M
3 Government Hospital for the In
sane. Through the efforts OF Mrs
David r. Covell a fund was secured
/ whereby these men were treated 70
a matinee performance yesterday.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. Md. Feb. 5.-FLoUR- Quotations.
PER Dbl, in ss-lb sacks carload LOTS: Winter
re -four, medium choice. 7.5Oa9 3; corn
meal, per 100 lbs. 3sSiOo; CITY mills winter
wheat, lloj; city mills blended lL9: city
mills. spring wheat, ll.o0; receipts, H,s7S bbls
including s.57l bbls for export.
y. B.-The above quotations on city mills
norv jobhing prices.
WFEAT-Ssles nominal small lots at IS
COB CORN-Quoted at. white. $50: yellow
sc TeT bbl fer car'rC "a; com sales small lots
of white at l30; Loo bushels No. ; white.
l.&s% Ter t~Ishe
OATS-No sales
PYE-No Quotatious
HAY-Standsrd timothy 2S51a2e.Oo: No ?.
timothy, y G5Oa23oo; No. 5, timothy. 2l.oOa2ECO;
No. !. light clover. mixed. .7.0os27.5 50; No =.
light clover, mixed. 25.o1a25 80; No. |. clover
mixed. 2s.Ooa2s.50; No .. clover. mixed, 23 oos
500: No. l, clover. G.Oo; No. ?, clover. g3.OOa
$50; No. 3. clover. 20.00a 500.
STRAW-No. |. straight rye. 900; No 9
straight rye. lsoals9; No |, tangled rye,
800; No. p tansiei rye. lSooal4co; No. l.
wteat, H0als5o; No. .. wheat, l3.Ooal35G; No.
l, ost Aosal5,D; No. 2, ost, l3.ooal3.5o.
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Mrs Mamie b. CrosweIl. principal
OF the Van Buren school in the south-
cast for ieveral years. died at her
home. i5s7 Masss chusetts avenue
southeast, Tuesday night. following an
Illness OF three weeks. Mrs. Crosweil
was taken III with Influenza and her
death was due to a relapse. Funeral
services are TO be held from her late
home this afternoon.
On the might of February y the
young people OF St Teresa's Church
are to give a dance in the assembly
hall of the parochisi school on w
| street southeast. the proceeds to be
used to reduce the school debt
Anacostia Council. No. Is, Junior
Order OF United American Mechanics,
met last night in its hall In Good
Hope road southeast for degree work.
Several applications for membership
were presented.
! On Sunday morning at the North
Carolina Avenue NJ. p. Church the
pastor. Rev. J. Franklin Bryan. is 10
( deliver a special discourse on the
meaning Of a revival and in prepara-
tion of the series to be held begin
ming Sunday night week. when Char
4 lie Tiliman, the singing evangelist OF
! Atlanta, Ga, will be in charge. Al
1 the evening service the Y. NJ. c. A.
gospel team will nave charge. MIR,
StarneIl. new director OF the choir,
will assume his duties. and special
/ musical programs will be rendered.
! The Ladies' Guild Of Emmanuel
I Church met yesterday afternoon In
the parish hall in V street southeast
Plans were begun for an entertain
ment in the near future TO rais'
funds for church work.
Tho police Of the outlying section
of the Southeast are to wage az
earnest campaign from now on TO pre-
( vent the breakaEe of street ligh
globes. During the past few days
these breakages have increased.
Private Stewart Anderson. who ha,
been driving an automobile at CAM
McClelland. has been discharged from
the army.
y, J. +. Graham. q years old o
Sultldnu, Mo- WIlle tlOluE MS motor
cycle on the east side OF the Capito
plaza. was knocked down by an au
tonobiIe operated by c. II. L John
ston. of Chevy Chase, Nd. and hi,
injuries REQUIRED that he be takeI
to the hospital.
Funeral services for Louisa NJ
Iadson will be held this afternoon
I -
J. \. Rodier. 3O6 Fifth street. south
east. followed by intermcnt in Oal
Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Ladson. VIII,
was the wife Of Dr. Che rles J. Lad
son, died on Tuesday al Walter Rec,
Hospital.
Students at Eastern High Sch"o
interested in baseball will be calle,
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CHICAGO GRAIN.
Py JOSEPH r. PRITCVkRp.

Chicago. Feb. News from BSltimOte that
the Belgium Relief Commission +, buying cash
com not only checked declining market. but
caused reactions and advances from today 5
bottom levels Of SslHc. The Fcnersl situation
surrounding the market was looked upon by
professionals beanSh. aud at the close there
were net losses Of ciza3Tic.
Trade in corn heie's in general resdjTtment
cf values some holding To the idea heavy de
Ciues recentlr established are not equal 10 the
change in the situation from war to pace
There were general price reoessions in the
cash corn mATket. Chicago losing "a izc; St.
l>ouis, z: kNnSNs City s.. and ou,shs 2zeC.
Thess resulted from lack OF demand from fecL-
trs gnd ether interest in the Southwest
The trade believes shipments Of Argeutins
con will he light resuIt Of strikes at
Buenos Aires
Oats closed with net Losses Of T.al'.c, bcin.
largely under influence d com. No export
sales were reported. Receipts were small and
country offerings light.
Chicago. Feb 5-Grain and provision futures
today we're: Corn-MsrCh, lie}.: May. lli
July, llGa. Oats-March. 5JA: NAV. -.
July. 53Fs. Lard-Mag 2l.s5. Riby-May 2Ol7.
PoIk-May, $3.50
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COTTON MARKETS.

New York Feb 5.-Operstiops in cotton were
on small scale today. and price movement.
wee irregular, sagging toward the end afte,
her had been frmer.
The close was steady and unchanged to &
points net lower.
Receipts at the ports for the day were
q, is3 bales.
Experts were reported during business hours
For the season the ciearances amount to $50 !,
is bales
spot hero Is points lower at q DC fol
niddlin.; there were no sales.
SPOT at Ncw Orleans was quiet and un
changed at e7.75c for middline; the sales wer,
l.-5l bales. a
Recsirts at SONIC of the leasins points were
Galveston. l?.S0i; New Orleans. 1859; Ssvan
nah, 2,75; Augusta, 577.
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do nnd1 ~ lbs. sas5c; do. Old. esc,, CO.
BUTTEE-w wost-m cresmery srTarator. es-
tfas slaj G: frsis SEC; WtztsB e.eam ~
D intS. ifF 10, extra. 52aj3c; rrsts, 5sslr
ncAiby Csamery. extras. Joa5ie; hrsis. iss sc
dairy lfints tAisryland. Peinsllsanis and Nir-
einial. extras, s2as5c; frsts 3oa5le: rolls tnsz
land AM Pennsylvania, ssa3oc; do, West Nir'
gsnia. 2ss3oc; do. Ohio ZsAJDc.
Ef'Gs-westefn Maryland. Pennsslvsnis spd
nearby. hfsts. toc; Eastern Shore Of MARYLAND
and Virginia, irsts. s0e; Weston (ohiol. trsts.
&c; West Virginia, hfsts. &c; southern North
sStoirRl f{r<ts ~
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Pittsburgh, Feb 5 HOGS -- Receipts. CO.
hIeher; heavy Workers and light Yorker. Is.5Ca
lSHC: pigs, l7.S5als2S.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReCeiUts, 30: STEADY
to- sheep y 80; top lambs E.N
CALVES-Reoeipts, 50 higher; top. l7.J5.
It. Louis. Feb. 5-HOGS-Receipts. II 900
lover lights l7.00al7 80; pigs. y 5caI6.5; butch
ers. IT.2ial7.s0: goci heavy. Il F6jal7 90.
CATTLE -ReceiTts, 90; steady; native steers
H. soals 50: heiferS, 95al6.o); cows 7.5OaI2 50
stockers and feeders. s5tal2oO; calves. 775a,3.75
SHEEP-Recpiuts 100; steady lambs lO0Ca
1850; ewes, s.5oal0.5o.
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father. the old commodore, and his
grandfather. William II. Vanderbilt,
would undoubtedly have regarded
either with CONSERVATION or amaze
ment the entrance of one of the heirs
Of the family into military service
and his rapid promotion to important
rank involving great responsibilities.
Cornelius Vanderbilt did not share to
any great extent in his fathers for
tune. The bulk of that fortune passed
over to his brother. Alfred, who was
lost when the Lusitania sank. Alfred
Vanderbilt went astray from the
Vanderbilt traditions. honorably as
tray. because he ignored the advice
of the commodore and of William III.
Vanderbilt and ventured into real es-
tate transactions upon a large scale.
The earlier Vanderbilt policy was to
keep away from real estate excepting
as was necessary for the railroad or
for homes. The commodore and his
son, William H., preferred to have
their wealth invested in securities
which could find a ready market, and
whose value could be instantly de-
termined. Alfred was looked upon as
having ventured rashly when he in
vested some millions in the construc-
ton of a hotel below the fashiona BILE
boundary line and upon the east side
of the city. But he appears to have
been wiser than his advisers. for this
hotel is one OF the best of the assets
of his estate.
NRndcrbilt's Influence.
Cornelius Vanderbilt, now Gen. Van
derbilt. was after his college days
were ended strongly disposed toward
mechanics. He was occupied enthus-
iastically for two or three years in
mechanical study and he invented one
apparatus adaptable to railway loco
motives which was highly praised and
adopted. That. too. was a new turn
in the Vanderbilt family. for none or
the others had ever revealed inven-
tive capacity or was of a scientific
turn Of mind. Later Cornelius Van
deTbilt became associated with one or
two financial institutions and he was
one of the most faithful Of the direc-
tors, and If he received any fees while
attending directors's meetings he is
reported to have well earned them.
He also turned his attention to mill
tary affairs, being even willing to
enlist as a private in a State organi-
Zation. He seems to have found most
SOhbChldl tLlplOy llleHl III d NOCdllOll
of this kind. He was rapidly pro-
NOTED upon his merits and when the
war began he saw active service.
never shirking any duty. revealing
considerable mastery of the science
of tactics and strategy so that at last
he was promoted and became brig
adler general. Now he is intrusted
with the delicate. highly important
and very responsible work of bring
ing New York State military units
into well-perfected coordination and
when he has done this the chances
are that he win sooner or later be-
come the ranking commander of the
military forces of New York State.
1t is far step from the creator of
the Vanderbilt system of railroads
to the officer who undoubtedly will
be chief in the military organization
OF New York State. HOLLAND.
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Embezzler Lacked Refinement.

Milwaukee. Is. Feb. 5.-N'eN
Griebdale. embezzler. lacked refine
ment. the court decided. He is now
serving" a three year term i'm the
public library.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool feo. S-fne market for spot cot
ton Opened quiet TO-DAY with prices easy Ssle
amounted to l.ooo bales. Receipts totaIei 100
bales. including 500 American. Nood mid
ding was B9; middling, np
Futures opeped quiet ,o.-
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NJ l2:S pm. American mkldlipr \
s.o; good, ls.oe; middlins. H.p: III
good ordinary. H.2; ordinary, n.a.
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Washington Stock Exchange.
SALES

Sal ES
CsIiial TIaction $, 81 C.5 at e..
Chcsap,aks and Potomac Telephone IS 81 COJ
at ST.
After call:
Washington Gas ! at a.
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Is Dollars -l3 Cents

I When Swift & Company paid, say,-13
dollars per hundredweight for live beef cat
tie last year, their profit was only 13 cents
IN other words, if we had paid Sl313, we
would have made no profit
NJ Or, if we had received quarter of cent
\ per pound less for dressed beef we would
have made no profit
1t is doubtful whether any other business
MI close margin of profit
MEL This is bringing the producer and the
pretty close togetherwhch should be the object of any
WE industry turning material into useful form.
This remarkable showing is due to enormous voume
perfected facilities packing plants sategcally located
branch houses, refrigerator cars etc.,, and army of
MI and chosen and trained do their special
M work.
N This and many other points of interest found in
the Swift Company Year Book for 1919, just published
which is brought out for the public well for the
M9 $4,000 Swift & Company shareholders.
N The Year Book also represents the packers side of
KIN Federal Trade Commission investigation upon which
M Congress asked to base action against the industry
N5 Many who never heard the packers side are
Hl sending for the Year Book.
NH Would you like one? Merely mail your name and
address the Chicago office the will you
# s~-~ Address
Swift & Company
Will Union Stock Yards Chicago
Nj Washington Local Branch Center Market
H4 D. T. Dutow. Manager
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Students at Eastern High School
interested in baseball will be called
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I'm SenadOr Viajara
para ataCar Ia Liga
cONSIDERA MUY INJUSTO QUE
HAYA UN voTo AMERICANA CON
IRA SEIS DE INGLATERRA

WASHINGTON, setiembre 9.-Hoy
Sc ha publicado e. itinerario de la jira
que hara Ell senador Hiram Johnson de
California, por ell 0este, para hablar en-
contra de la Liga de las Naciones. El
Senador johnson ha preparado va on
ce discursos tiene otros once en- pre-
paraci6n. 81 le es possible, llegara en-
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tonces pronunciara probablemente vein
ticuatro discursos.
La jira Sc abrira con un discurso en-
el Hamilton Club, en- Chicago. v una
reunion en- Ell Auditorium En- esta
reunion hablara tambi6n ell senador Bo-
rah, de Idaho y Mr.. Medill Mccormick,
de Illinois.
Ell senador johnson hablara en- In
dianapolis Y en- San Luis. Despues ha-
blara en- Kansas City, en- Des Moines,
en- Sioux Falls, en- Sioux City. en- Du-
luth, en- st. Paul y en- Minneapolis.
81 las circunstancias 10 permieten, el
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SOIdadOS expediCiOnariOS
LOS Consoles DE GUERRA EN-
TENDIERoN DE 10 CASOS
PoR ASESINAToS

Comunican de Paris que "a comision
investigators hombrada por Ell Con-
greso norteamericano para esclarecer
todo 10 relative al funcionamiento de
la justicia militar en- las fuersas expe-
Dictionaries yanQuis, ha encontrado que
los consoles de guerra entendieron de
ITO causas de asesinato, en- sesenta y
dos de las cuales Sc dicto fallo conde-
natorio.
En- total hubo diez soldados condena
dos la pena de muerte; nueve de ellos
sufrieron la de horca y uno fu6 pasado
por las armas. De los primeros, dos eran
culpables de asesinato y los siete res
tantes de violacion de mujeres, contain
dose entire 6stos sci snegros. FL fusi-
lado 10 fu6 por deserci6n.
La mayorfa de los oficiales namados a
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HIGADO

Esta enfermedad So manifesto gene.
ralmente por una sensation de pesadez,
incomodidad y dolor al costado derecho
del vientre debsjo de las costillas. FL
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noso; las orinas muy tefiidas. Desde
que Sc empiezan a sentir astos sfntomas
debe empezarse el tratamiento con el
Arthri-Sel. para evitar que el NAL Sc
agrave.
En- todos los casos. el medicamento
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Estamos preparando as de pezas dig repuestos qu
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