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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-26
GIRL ABUSED By MOTORISTS
Rescued Frcm Attack by Men Who
Offered Her Lift in Machine.

Chester, Pa. March 26.--Whoa
tenants on Governor Sprouts est2te,
in Neither Providence township,
heard the screams Of young woman
Tor help. late lIcrAyr right. and ron
out to investigate, they So" an alto
mobile on the road an! two men
struggling with 4 girl. who was Try
!ng to break away from them.
Joseph Pierre ran 70 the girls aid
and the TWO men jumped into the car
aud fed toward this city. Pierce es-
.crted The girl to his home, where
she collapsed from fright. Her
clothing was torn and her mouth
bleeding from the mor', efforts to
prevent her fro mscreaming. She
told Pierce that her name was F:r-
einia caskcar auI that she lived IN
South Media. The ghl said she had
spent the afternoon and evening IN
Chester and started 20 walk to the
car to 30 home when the two mon,
enc oe whom she knew, came along in
the automobile and she accepted an
ofrc,. 70 take hey to Media. On rcacn-
;ac Inc cisc Of this city she realized
.i,at tic men did not mean well. and
n Sod On going on alcne. Her
desperate efforts to jump from the
za,. while It was in motion wcrc re-
strained and when she cried out shc
was gagged with the fingers Of one
oI the men. She spent the night with
Mrs. Pierce, who administered to
her needs temporarily. ! warrant
viii be issued fer the man recog-
nizcd by the young woman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-26
OFFICIAL
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Continued From Page Inree)
locality from whence it is pumped out
regularly. However there are some
not put in properly. They are trapped
ard have 10 be drained on. occasion
ally.
4 great many CT our complaints
come from clogged appliances. Oft2n
being due to the orifices being stop
ped up with brease With IS put on
the step cocl: to !ubg:cate It, When
the complaint man cleans cut the orr
e~sasc, TIE consumer often believes
tnLs grease IS a deposi: from the gas.
4 pot will boil over on the gas range
and after a while The openings n the
burner will become corr2dcd, ard
have to lie cleaned out. A great dsa!
of complaint comes from incandcscan.
burners burning improperly, and this
is attributed to bad gas. Often K IS
only due to particles OF dust setting
in the or:iice which an b. removed by
blowing in the burner.
\ gas meter i only 6 piece of ma
chincry whose PARTS arc moving IS
long as gas Is flowing through It.
Like all other moving PARTS Of ma
chinery, they are subject to wear and
must be adjusted ard repaired o2ca-
sional!y. These plro: coTro!e occasion
ally which put; the meter GU. OF cam
mission and the flow Of gas IS stop
ped.
Our men are always ready to at
t"a1l % any cmp!aint that comes IN.
When It happens that 4 large num"2:
Of complaints come in al one time We
are obliged 10 defer attending to some
of them. But we get around to them
as soon as we can. and i scion hap
pens that the complaint is net "a
tended to the same day. We DO MT
object 10 just criticism, bat there 5
mych of Il unjust. 1t is impo s!b!c TO
run gas company without COM
rla!lts. Larger companies realize this
and have wl.a. they cal! complaint
department ard consider it a neccs-
say adjunct cf their business.
Now the author of the communica-
ticn wI.hgS TO be advised, whether i
is the opinion Of this body thar the
poor gas which has been Furnished by
the City during the past :hrce years
: the result of carc!e.snes., accident,
or ircfIf. :cncy. OF course | can not
answer this question rs - not know
what their opinion is. | do know that
some or the members make frequent
visits TO the plant and know the con-
d;t:crs under which. We have been
laborirg. If the writer would like for
mo tc express ny opinion I wcu'd say
thu. I do not think the members o.
this body would retain my services !!
they thought ne Inefficient or care
less. or that the City government
owed me living. rs some persons
seem to think that the Ur.tcl States
Government owed them living. When
the gas plant ret too large for me
to handle | will be the first one to
know It. and I vii! give ~ the posi-
ton | now held. I do not hold that
every ono is entitled 10 living ware,
but think that every one Is entitled
10 wnat they earn. Now M term G.
Office a. Superintendent Of gas "X-
r;raS in May 1919, and if the author
Of til, communication thinks that |
am incompetent ard would like 70
have the position. give them the az
synanco that | will net he 4 candidate
for reelection.
Respectfully submitted.
+. ". LATHAM.
SInel.;ni anlnnt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-26

81 trunE; containing liquor when
ordinarily would have slipped up.
Henry Roberts. attorney for The
supporters cf the proposed city
manager form Of government tor
Bristol. appeared before Judge 2ob-
crts McnGay, asking that an order
be entered declaring that the recent
election resulted IN the change. 3r.
Roberts braucit UP the ROANOKE
case and stated that this election vas
similar to that, . majority Of The
votes cast being IN favcr of the
~hannc. Eoth the Supreme Court Of
hpro2.s Of V:.a.ii,;a anl The Circuit
Court If the city Of Roanoke Ge:'inl
in favor af the petitioners.
Granville Craddock, president Of
the Bank Of Halifax, and clerk Of the
Halifax court. died Sunday night at
his home in Houston from pncu-
MONA. NIr. Crasldcck WAS about 90
years Of age. and was. PERHAPS. TIC
mrss widely known citizen Of Hall
fax County. identified with nas!-
ness interests, he was a staunch
Democrat, and for many years
marty leader III that section. He was
clerk OF the County Court for twelve
years.
Mrs. Nancy Sponaglo, II. was burn
cd to death at the home OF her son.
George SDcnaglc, Of the st. Luke
ncirl,bcrhccd. Shenandoah county, On
Sunday afternoon. She was attempt
;rc, 70 kindIc a fire with kcroslne.
Her son. hearing her screams, rusa-
a to her assistance and finally sue
cceacd in cxtirguishin~ the t'a@es,
and was himself badly burned about
The face. neck and arms.
Geraldine Matthews, ; year "la
daughter of Mr. ard Mrs. Israel {.
Mathews. died near Front Royal,
from burns. She and her !i.tic
brother were alone in the kitchen
when her dress caught fire from the
stove. Her mother, who was IN the
,.ard nj the .in.c. heard the ch:ld's
cries bit was unable to save her.
Pursued By some unknown nan'
Who is possessed Ct strange mama.
to secure her hair. Miss Add" =.
!cnrcrbeam. Of Bcrryv;lIe, CLARK"
ccrntv. was attacked in q moving
pictarc theatcr in Cumberland, Md,
Monday night and two>hard 11!Ls cut
from her head by her assailant. "ho
made hi: escape before the lights
ccu,d be Turned on or the startled
audience realized what had occurred.
Miss I,onccrbcam declares she ide2-
tilted the man as the same person
who approached her recently N nc
Same thcater. askcc If she would
sell her hair. and receiving q 1c-a-
five an9.Ser suddenly cut off heavy
strand and made hurried 6 !
away.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-26

IOST-Onc Hundred Dollar Bond No.
45 issued By Alexandria Lodge No.
-5e. Benevolent and Protective Or
der of Elks, property of foregoing
lodge. This is to notify all per-
sons that they should rot purchase
+his bond. Finder please return to
u. ". W;idt, trustee. 1O6 North
Royal street.
: st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-26
Important Remnant Sale Tomorrow

We offer tomorrow hundreds OF good useful Rem
nants and mill ends al special prices. Also many
other big Remnant values
1910 Bleached Cotton Toweling. Remnant price,
Thursday. yard Observation-Disclosures. loc
One piece 60c Bleached Table Damask. Remnant
price Thursday, yard Observation-Disclosures. 49c
G9c Fancy Shifting, 36-inches wide. Remnant price
Thursday, yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. aye
Ten pieces 25c Percales 36-in wide Remnant price,
Fifteen pieces zoe Apron Ginghams. Remnant price
Thursday, yard ..........:...:... ....:.. l2c
Ten pieces SOC Fancy Dress Ginghams 32-in wide.
Remnant price, Thursday, yard ........... 35c
One case 25c Unbleached Cotton 3S-ln wide Rem
nant price, Thursday, yard ............... lSc
Ten pair 1898 White Cotton Blankets, slightly soed
Remnant price, Thursday pair ...-..... S2.25
One lot good quality Rag Rugs size 3GNlS. Remnant
price, Thursday, each .....:...;o:....,.. 49c
TWENTY-FIVE dozen 15c Beached Huck Towels. REM
nant price, Thursday, two for ..:....:::. 25c
Two dozen Wonen's 75c plain color fibre Silk and
Isle Stockings. Remnant price, Thursday pair SIC
Wonens ST. plain color Silk Stockings. All sizes.
Remnant price, Thursday pair .......:.. 39c
Ten dozen Mems 500 Negligee Shirts. All sizes.
Remnant price, Thursday, each ........... I'VE
One lot Mems $500 large size Negigee Shirts, size
II - 1S IS II, 49, IS II and 20. Remnant price
Thursday, each &c
Car1has $500 fast color Overalls, all sizes. Rem
nunt price Thursday, each .............: S23O
One case Mems good quality Black Hose, all sizes.
Remnant price Thursday. pair for ... Zoe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-26
Female
SEW Frs
JULIUS GARFJNkLE & co.

H'LIUS GARFINkLE & co.
are in immediate need Of number OF
gocd sewers on women's cents, skirts,
Gown. and waist and offer GOOD.
PERMANENT POSITIONS to those
who nave ability.
T. Street. Corner 18Th. Washington,
T.. {.
7:2}-trc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-26

Does advertising pay? Wen, a"
The most successful enterprise oellc'e
Classified Advertisements IN Inc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-26

Experienced on Womcn's coats.
JULIUS GARFINkLE & co.
: Street. Corner 18Th. Washington,
}. c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-26
NEWS OF THE DAY

Miss Anna Grosh, orgaaist ut Trim
ity Episcopal Church, E!kton, Md,
while walking from her country
home at Bacon Hill to Elkton, Nd,
Sunday evening for the evening
charch services was struck by an au-
tomcJiIc driven by Milton Murphy,
Of Wilmington, Del, sustaining IN
jurics that caused her death an hour
after being admitted to Union Hes
pital
The formal plea of the Philippine
Islands for independence will be sub
mittcd to Secretary Of War Baker
On April 1. The documents on
which tie appeal is based are adj
dressed to President Wilson and Will
DC transmitted to him by Secretary
Baker. II is expected that the chief
basis fer the appeal will be Fr"sl-
dent Wilson's declaration, N his
fourteen peac" principles. Tor tAe
right Of sclf-Lctcrnjn&L;@n for all
small peoples.
4 special order was issued yester-
day n Dublin by British mi!i-Gry
officials, prohibiting the holding OF
any meeting or procession today.
was made IN S!rn
Fem quarters recently that ""of.
Edward de Valera. who hiss been in
f;d:ny stree his czc2nc from Lincoln
prison, would publicly appear IN
Dublin today and assume his place
as head OF the Irish republic. Ten
armcrcd cas- an:! tan!.s have ban
added to the governments military
EQUIPMENT in Dublin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-26
SXVATx 4 1 II BROS.

Bundle all oil co.hinG cu conveniently spare far The
RED CROSS" which will forwarded to the destitute
children foreign ountrcs. Cali lS3 and viii call n
bundle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-26

President Wilson, it vas learned
yesterday, has asked the peace doic-
gate: 20 "hurry" in view Of the
snrcad Of Bolshcvism westward. As
result Ct his urging it was he
licvcd the conference program WI! he
greatly spcedcd up. When the LEAGUE
committee reached Article - 'he
President is understood TO have ask
81 that this be passed temporarily
80 he desired to offer m amcndm"nt
iatcr. This amendment is accepted
rs des;rncl to protect the Monroe
dnytr:nc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-26

Shcv'St hc&"q""''o'S'
p;.,ht Rev Edmund F. C;;l,hcns
..a. cnn.oc,s,ed ,,:shon Of Albany in
St. Joscph's Cathedral at bn'iaio
yesterday 'l''''''' r,: $3.50, pany.oo
was NoS' h1'' N''','''''' -, Tn:.oJ
apostolic "',eS''1' y Wv ,,.a,.,,,,,.
States. ~ 'H' hp ,;, t1n,.as 81
were Arc"'Sa'p ,,: ',,',N n = 1oncb
New orE' ;, AIr ,, ,1 !, ,ro,his~o,
cr;y' ci fA',"I n,I ''''', rha h:.,nns
G"uIhi"t' o. ',' ,'.,,,, rran4nn onI
present. MENU n.r ",,i' Va T5n s,.r-
i2H''2''' N'''', M =. p;shon !,bn
l,',' ,L. - rc,,lo Ohio
IAN, NO. ,,,o,.ir,, for-
In conhcc'''" "'',' '''N 49,. -,oa1..
ward enc ,,'"' - T.,o ~ ,J,,in;str,tion
Sull";'% VIZ ,.: .r,,.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-11
GRIFFITH

Mrs Blodget has moved from The
Miller hotel 10 the putton fiat on La
fayette street
Joe Grfmmer, Pete and Mat Beiriger,
Percy Taggart and DR. Malmstone
heard Watson at Gary Wednesday even
ing
Every one is urged to attend the town
board meeting Friday evening, inn
portant business regarding the new wa
ter system win he discussed
Gerber Porter living on North june
tion ave. is suffering fro ma sub-maXil-
larry Infection.
I. A Southworth and Hume Ritchic
attended the Masonic meeting last even
iug at Crown Point when Percy Jansen
was initiated into the lodge.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-11

cago on Wednesday
Supt. II, T. Davis Of the NJ +. church
VIII he a. the services Sunday evening.
the quarterly conference will be held
all are cordially invited
Mr.. and Mrs. Groves took charge Of
their new restaurant and ice cream par
lor on Tuesday.
Mrs Reynolds has returned to irwin
Honmans. having spent several weeks
with her children in the east.
Mrs Markley and son Ellston are vis-
iting her people near Fl. Wayne.
Mrs Moss Toohill is confined 10 her
home on account of sickness
County Agent Place and S. b. Woods
transacted business in town Thursday.
The Centenary" drive is on in town.
Quota s377. Put it over the TOP" Grif-
nth always does. Make il a point to
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-11

Street Commissioner Henry Dutton Is
doing good work cleaning UP the alleys.
may the good work so on. il every one
VIII clean up their own place. il would
greatly add to the appearance Of the
town.
There is a movement on foot 70 have
band concerts this summer The pres
ant location or tho handstand is al the
main crossing Of the railroads. which
disturbs the music greatly Across
from The school house on grassy plot
has been suggested as place where all
could enjoy the numbers without being
disturbed.
Geo. Spitzs have thcir phone in after
several months Of patient waiting Keep
his line busy, TAR Griffith
Mrs. +. 4. MaImstone attended the
Federated club meeting at East Chi
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-11

Comet Brand Corn.
can .ss.--... loo
Grape Fruit.
large size, 3. 29c
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-11
ST. LOUIS LINES
ASKS FOR RECEIVER

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERWcEl
ST. Lol is, Mo, April H.. ne Unit
ed Railways So at noon today asked
Judge Dyer of the United states dis
uiet court Go take possession Of the
properties of Tho company appoint re-
eeivers and preserve the unity Of the
system. it's corporate franchises and
protect the interests of the stockholders
and creditors.
This action coming as a surprise was
taken after q ne wpetition asking that
tho United Railways he placed in the
hands Of a receiver which hled in the
federal court shortly after IL o'clock on
bchalf of Samuel w Adler. New York
stakeholder.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-11

Mems Lee" Brand Union
Covcralls, best grade, you
pay for them $50. Our
sale price 1924
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-11
ATTACHMENT
PROCEEDINGS

Attachment proceedings were pti-
tuted this morning hy GiHett q sheer
er in 8 suit brought by En Suciu
against Nitck Retty. in the superior
court at Hammond
STUNT on mortgage was hled by Tho
BunneH Auto Sales Co. aeainst H.
Gram. Ibaeh. GHlett and Shcerer are
,he attorneys for the plaintin
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-11
Is KILLED AT
DUSSELDORF

I'M EhNhtiONAL NEH9 SEhfALEi
BERLIN, April 10, (via London)
April 11.-TNHenty-five persons We're
killed in battle between government
troops and Spartacides at Dusseldorf.
said a dispatch from that city late to-
day.
The hghting broke out when the
troops attempted to dispense crowds.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-11

see. ono Of the captains.
At the Lake County Women's FEEDER
ated Club meeting at East Chicago last
Wednesday Miss Margaret Ann Woods
Of Lottavilie was elected secretary
treasurer for the ensuing year
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-11
A. T. KNOTS is
ON HIS WAY

From business communications re-
ceived by Attorney W >. whinners. it
IS learned that A. r KNOTS former
Hammond mayor has passed Memphis.
Tenn IN his houseboat trip to Fiori-
da- Mr.. Knots started from jackson
Park lagoon at CHICAGO with las house
boat and is attracting considerable at
tention Through his unique trip to the
Galf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-11

n VIE HUNI Y VI
In loving memory Of our dear Moth
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-11

Boys SOC Suspenders 1870
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-11
GROCERIES.

gar, 10 lbs. 9bc
.smellcan Family Soap,
; bars . Z9c
irk's Flake White
Soap, ; bars z9c
.5lue Bird Tomatoes,
6 cans I0c
Heinz Apple Butter,
large size 40c
Club House Brand Coffee.
3 Id. box. S1.35
relmo Brand Coffee.
3 ID. box. $3.50
s O'clock Roasted Coffee,
3 ID. box. S1.1O
Evaporated Milk, large
size, 6 cans. Soc
Snider Tomato Soup.
can IUG
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-11
MEATS

Swift's Silver Leaf Brand
Pure Lard SOC
Fresh Smoked Cali
Hams, ID. ....... 29c
Salt Pork, ID. Soc
Short Rib Corned
Beef, 10. ........ 16c
Brisket Coned
Beef, ID. ....1 8c
Boneless Corned
Beef, ID. ... 22G
Rex Bacon, long
strips, ID. .. 43c
Sugar Cured Bacon
Squares, Id. Soc
Olcomargarine, / H.. 34c
The Washington herald., 1919-03-01
Wanted: Twelfth Juror
To Sit at the Trial of
Alleged Car Wreckers

Wanted: A juror-one who owns no
stock in the Washington Railway and
Electric Company, or its subsidiary
concerns; one who does not belong to
any labor union, or has any relatives
who belong 10 a union; one who is
absolutely neutral in disputes between
the railway company and its en-
ployes; one who is not necessarily
rabid on the subject of labor unions.
even though he does not belong to
one; one wha has not yet formed an
opinion of the guilt or innocence of
the eleven former street car employees
now on trial in Criminal Court No. l.
Such a man is badly needed.
So far only eleven jurors have be-
obtained. The twelfth man is still
missing even though several days
have been consumed hunting him.
The defendants are charged with
destroying a street car on March q.
1917. by setting it adrift down a hill
at full speed, causing il to jump the
tracks at the bottom of a hill and be
demolished.
Forty more tslcsmen have uecn sum-
moned to appear in court Monday ror
examination. Fifty were exhausted
curing the last two da!s.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-01
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore, Md. Feb. s--Pnces on The Bslt-
mere produce market range as follows:
GARDEN PRODUCTS AND GREEN
FrUiTS-tDnIes N'T York. No. !. ner Dbl.
7.5oalo.J0; Pennsylvania fancy YorSs, No. l. per
Dbl. s.SOalO00; Maryland and Virginia. various
varieties. No. /. 7.oOslLcO; beans 30oai.3 per
has; celery. California. per crate. 7.ooalooo; {;
washed. per UoI. i.50al.9o; New York, per crate,
sooal2co; washed. per doz l.5oal.so; crsnberries-
per bbI, ls.Ua2.O0: cabbage, New York Danish
,eed, ptr ton. sOooa3s.OO; domestic. per ton.
seCaloOo; homegrown, lco heads. 3.0Oa5,co; grade
fruit. Florida, hrights box, 350ai75; ksle. box,
50seOc: nrv FLORIDA. bas, l.T5s2oo; eggplant,
florida. crate, :.oosise; lettuce. Florida. bas,
i.7;as.CO: do. Califonia, 4.5oaS.oo: onions. New
York. per cwt. l.jGs2-2j; do, Western, yer cvt,
l5o.e . do Western, ner cwt. 2.75a3oo; oranges,
Florida per box. 3.Zja3.7;; peppers. Florida, pr
crate. 6C0A7.5O; squash Florida, per crate. 3.5Oa
40: spirach homegrown, per box. l2al.73;
Nurfolk, ~ bbl. 25oa@.00; strawberries. Florida.
rec Qt, J5ss5c; sweet potatoes. Eastern shore OF
Maryland. fancy, per Dbl. 65oasoo do. 1-bus
bas G5Os2.7j
BU TTEH-Wsstern crcsmdJ sspartor, extras
5;a55c do. hrsts, 5ea5Sc; Western prints, h-lb
extras 5Ga51c do. irsts. 5Sa5ic; DO. lib. extras.
5-s57c; do. frs,S 5Ss;ic; nearby creamery. eS-
tTss j@s54c: do. hrSts, 5is52C dairy Urints.
Maryland. Pennsylvania, Virginia extras. c5a3ic:
hrstS, 22s13c: store-pscked, frsts, &c; rolls.
Maryland and nsylTania. extras, 23s.4c; do,
West Virginia, s2a3c; do, Ohio. extras, a2a33c
EGGS-we,tsrn Maryland. Pennsylrsnis and
nearby. Hr-ts, toc; Eastern Shore OF Maryland
and Virginia. hrsts. toc; Western (Oniol, frsts.
ioc; West Virginia, frsts, &c; Southern North
Cardinal, hrsts, 5ss39c.
PorAToES-New York, per l5eIb sack, Goa
SIS; Delaware. 275saso: Western, p~ 1p-lb
sack, 3o); Pennsylvania, per cwt, 20oa2 g /;
Eastern Shore Of MARYLAND and Virginia, Nc
Cormicks, per cwt, l.5oal65; Western Shore OF
Maryland, McComicks per cwt, l.5osl.75; White
Stars, per cwt, 209a2.5; Cobblers, per cwt.
Uooa225.
LIVE POULTRY Chickens young Iars.
smooth, per h.. 9ai0; winter lbs and
under. ID, iSs45c: do, young. rough and Stacy
To- 35as6c; do, young, by express. h. SaEc; i;
do, old roosirrs. per h.. 2la2ar; do. old hen,
over 'ls. &c; do. do. small. ID. 3Ic; do, white
L. Rhoru hens. H. 3is3'c: Ducks Muscoyy and
monsrel, young. ID. ss35c; Co. White Pekins,
young. ID. 3sai iUc; do. puddle, "a lbs. and over,
ID. Sasc; do. do. smaller, Ioor ID, 3ts35ci
turkeys, choice young hens Ib, l2sISc; do. choice
young robblers, ID, Sc; do. old toms, ID, ga
&c; do. crooked breast. poor, ID, 52sSc pigeons,
old. pair. SssOc; do young pair. 25a5cc; guinea
fowls. young. over * lbs. each, 100; do. ola,
each, ecassc.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-01
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

BGGs-Nerby current receipts. in.H; South
ern, g.
CHEEsE-.Nev York state factory. new, ssa
LIVE POULTRY - Roosters. peS IN. esa5s
turkeys per ID, 37s3sc; hens, PCT ID, sa8
chickens. Ssa.o; guineas, z5c each.
DRESSED POULTn .-Turke.s. per lb, A.,
is: roostsrs. per h.. 2j: hens. per h.. s4sG6
capOus 4oa45.
GREEN FRUIT-ApTles. per bbL, Sail
box, 3.I5si; California lemons, 4siH: California
oranges, Sac Florida oranges. S5sa6; Gran
berries, isn2o per hbl.; grapefruit, SHa5
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. No. J. $sOa5g ne,
sack; beans. per bas. :as; peppers. crate slts7
eggplant, 3lfs5 crate; esbbagr old. 100 lbs lTsa2
cabbage, new. lEa2 has: bets crate. 2Haa: let
tuce, Sa61i bas; peas, 5as bas; sweet potatoes
jasis per bbl; California celery. crate. iOal2
Florida. 5a5.T5: celery I.5oa2 % bunch: squash
per bSl., l.SOa20o; spinach, 3a5 per bbl.: kale
2s2% per Dbl. turnins. l.Ocsl.50 per Dbl; Flor
da tonatnes. 1s7 crste
DRESSED PORK-Lisht. n; medium. 2oa
hesyV. lssls
LIVE sTOCK-sheep. per H. saT: calres. IeH
ali; medium, l3aN; common. Il; lambs q5al6
HAY AND GRAIN-No | timothy. aa3l,s :
ton; No. timothy. 2aa2sf a ton; mixed hay
2si4s2s1A ton; mixed oats, s7a6s: white. oats
6sa70: corn. LIS bu
SEEDS-ClOver, 8 per bushcl; timothy, 81
per bushel; ed top ass ls2l7c per pound; bSi,,
grass, 3.Joa3.75 per bushel; orchard grass, s75s
400 per bushel .
The Washington herald., 1919-03-01
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YorF. Feb. B-BUTTER-Barsly steady
receipts. 1859 tubs: creamery, higher than eI-
tras, 5osjeIsc; extras ts2 scorel 55sS5iac frsts,
i9H HsJ4iIc; packing stock. current make. No. 2,
sB4a35c
EGGs-Unssttled; receipts, 1856 cases fresh
gathered extras Hhsijc; fresh-gsthered regu'
lar packed, extra frsts, 4J14a44c; frsts. l4sI3c
State. Pennsl lvsnia and nearby Western hen
psry white. fine to fancy. 52a5sc; do. do, or
Ginary TO prime. isa52c; do, do, brown. Aa:6c
90. gathered. brown and mixed colors, fIasi3l.C.
CHEESE-Weak; receipts. 1904 boxes; State.
whole-milk fats. current make. specials, 3oa3l%c
DO. average run. Gizc.
POULTRY-Livc. weak; chickens, SC: fowls,
SC; old roosters, DC; turkeys, 32aBc; dressed,
dull and unchanged.