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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21
CITY NEWS.

! Ash hauling. Proctor. Red 312
| *. C's. VS.. Bonaparte Indians to
morrow at o'clock. Standard Four
grounds.
ALI black hats and colored hats
at half price. All children's hats $l.OO
each at Miss Kings.
| Miss Mary C. Collins Is sick at
Graham hospital, undergoing treat
ment for trouble in her side caused by
overexertion.
Ensign Marshall, of Des Moines,
will hold services tomorrow and this
evening in the Salvation Army hall,
319 Main street.
The transport DUO d'Abrrzzi
reached this country, and DR.. Fred y.
Long is expected to be In Keokuk
some time next week.
TX. Cs. VS.. BonaGGrte Indians to
morrow at 8 o'clock. Standard Four
grounds.
Miss Katherine Younker. pupil
of Edward Collins Of Chicago, will
take a few piano pupils at her home,
e25 Concert street.
--Keokuk lodge No. IS. /. o. 0. f..
meets regularly every Monday nigh.
at o'clock. ]. B. Well, N. g.:
Henry Shaefer recording secretary.
Work in the first degree.
Classified advertising must be
paid for in advance. Telephone or
ders are accepted at the risk Of the
patron.
TX Cs. VS.. Bonaparte Indians to
morrow at 8 o'clock Standard Four
grounds.
Built by P. D. Kennedy-the
stamp of honest cement work. Esti-
mates furnished on all kinds of ce-
ment work. Write 1907 Palean or
call Red 1861.
The Des Moines county board OF
supervisors have awarded their coal
contract to d. E. Reeves Co. of keo-
kuk They use nine cars OF coal at
Burlington and West Burlington.
Private Joseph Goetz. Jr., has ar
rived at New York after eleven months
in France He was in Co. c, 20th
machine gun battalion.
X. Cs. VS.. Bonaparte Indians to
morrow at o'clock. Standard Four
grounds.
All black hats and colored hats
at half price All children's hats Sl.OO
each at Miss Kings.
Subscribers to The Gate City
should notify the business office II
their paper is not delivered promptly
All complaints should reach this Of
fee before o'clock as the business
office closes at that hour.
Harry C. Callahan, OF 227 South
First street, has arrived home from
overseas and has gone to visit his
brother at Peoria.
Major F. W. Bowles, Of the 18TH
field artillery, in the Seventh division
has returned from France and arrived
at New York. telegram to Mrs
Bowles, at 500 North Fifth street,
states. Major Bowles is at Camp
Mills.
*. Cs. VS.. Bonaparte Indians to
morrow at 8 o'clock. Standard Four
grounds.
Patrons Of the classified columns
sending advertisements in over the
phone must arrange to send payment
for same on day the notice is to ap-
pear, as all classified advertising Is
on a strictly cash basis.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21
LONGEST DAYS
OF THE YEAR
More Daylight Right Now Than at
Any Other Period Of the An
nuaI Circuit of the
Sun.

Thes sun crosses the line and sum
mer begins at six minutes before
7 o'clock tomorrow morning, actual
time.
Sunday is the longest day in the
year.
Today and Monday are a trifle
shorter, but not whole minute
shorter Today, tomorrow and Mon
day, the sun rises at 4:23 o'clock and
sets at 7:40 o'clock, real time, which
is neither standard time nor act-of-
congress time, according TO the as
tronomers. There is difference of
few seconds in the rising and the
setting time today and Monday as
compared with Sunday
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21
MANY DOGS TO
THE GAS BOX
A Dozen and Half Week Is the
Regular Grind Now of CANNES
Without License
Tags.

Last week the police killed eighteen
dogs caught without license tags, and
this week the number will be about
the same. +
A license tag is very essential
part OF the apparel Of dog in keo-
,kuk just now. Any dog caught with
out one of these decorations is taken
&c the police station and placed in the
tight box into which gas is poured
Until the dog is dead
Most dogs in Keoltuk have been pro-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21

Blue serge frocks show flounced
skirts and raised waistlines.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21
Steamer Goes Ashore.

UNITED Press Leased Wire SarvIce.J
BOSTON, Mass, June 1.-THE
steamer Northland, of the Eastern
Steamship company, went ashore
early today at the entrance of Cape
Cod canal on the Buzzard's Bay SIDE,
according to a radio message -eceiy ed
here.
The message added that the pas
sengers and freight were being re-
moved in small boats
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21
In Union is Strength.

Men, organize! Organize for your
own benefit as well as for the benefit
Of your comrades!" was his final plea
to the young veterans.
z. L. Williams, as Representative
of the Spanish war veterans, spoke
briefly on the work done by that
organization.
1--WE have followed the motto that
in union there is strength. We united
our forces and concentrated our ener-
gies upon what We wanted" he said.
He then told of the tax exemption
granted to the veterans of the civil
war and the Spanish American war.
THE possibilities before your or
ganization are greater than ours be-
cause you have a greater number to
draw from" he added, in extending
TO the Keokuk post the good wishes
of the Keolcuk camp OF the United
Spanish War Veterans.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21
The Power It May Have.

There is the local influence that
you will have in maintaining the re-
spect of your fellow citizens. Then
there is the national influence you
will have in politics.
you will be able to aid your in
jured comrades who may need aid
from the government in the way or
pensions"
He then told Of the value of the
G. A. r in their ability to grant
such benefits to members who are in
falling health, and stated that the
same advantages will acrue to mem
bers of the Legion.
When we OF the G. A. r. are dead
the organization will go out of exist
ence, and we only can De perpetuated
through our sons who fought In the
world war.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21
Major Collins Speaks.

Preceding the election of officers
Major w. B. Collins of the G. A. R.,
spoke briefly of the benefits of that
organization.
II want to urge you to organize
your association for your mutual
benefit and you will find that it will
be to your benefit" said Major Col
Inns in beginning his speech.
He outlined briefly the history oil
the G. A. R., and followed it through
it's history until the time it became
a strong organization, and said:
"The benefits Of this organization
will be many. 1t will create a social
feeling among your members, he
said.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21
Did They Seq

Il minneapolis Journal: When the
suihlsh women in Constantinople
gesan gong without their wells, an
.tAouus OF turks across the bridge for
asia Minor was noticed.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-26

J. B.-Eooper. Wash.-La piedra f~ilcso:al
es una substantial que eHistia en- la imaGi-
naci6n dc Jos Antiques a~lauimistas. a Ia cual
suponian do.ada de la proFiedad de transfer
mar en- oro todos los me;ales. En- Ia actua-
EdaG va no IA bUsca Made. pues sc ha con-
vencido TODD Ct mundo de que Ia piedra fl
!osofal real es 81 trabaio honrado.
La mcmoria rad:ca en- el cerebro = IA
:a!ta de ella acusa. cast siempre una le-
sion mas o menos honda dc este Y en- csc
case IS sumamente di.icil de curarse. la
voluntad puede. sin embargo. ejcrciendola
incesantemente en- sorma dc tra;ar dc re-
coriar a!Eo. ccr-egir csc dcfecto. Hay tam
bier algunss Intermediates en- las quo a
ptrdida dc IA memorial IS s~intomatica. Y.
en- estos casos. csc NAL desapa-cce junta-
msate con Ia enfermedad Que 10 ha deter
m;nado. al desaparecer esta.
Su prcEQata ~-e.ativa a IA reproduction
de Ia naturaleza en- e. cuerpo humane" no
Sc comp-ende bier si-vase hacerIa mas
clara.
No necesits conocer Ia direction del So
t~ab!ecimicnto penal que nos indica bassa-
"a Que ronGa en 81 sobrc; Prison of the
State. Y ei nombre del Estado. No creemos
cue haya disposition alsuna que les PROM
Ia a lcs rcos VI scntenciados CT recibir CO.
-respondeucia en- un idioma difcren,e del
.ESIes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-26
Coma Id. Bien! No pa.
deZCa a CONSEQUENCE
de .acidez en- el es-
tonnage, indiges-
ton 0 gases
"Pape's Diapepsin" es ell me-
jor, mas violento y mas Sc
guro remedio para el es-
tonnage. Pruehela I'd!

"Pape's Diapepsin' corregira en-
ciac0 minutes ell estomago agriO, con
gases o ~cualquiera otra irregularldad.
81 no lie caen bien suS comidas,
81 10 que come lie opTime Ell estomago
como 81 fuer un pedazo de piomo o
81 tiene palpitaciones de %coraZon, es
sehal evidente de acidez en- = esto-
mayo.
Adquiera I'd. en- cualquiera drogue-
ria una GAIA de cincuenta centavos
de "Pape's D~iapepsin' Y tome m do
lis 10 mas pronto possible. No sufri-
"a I'd. eructos, retortijones causados
por los alimentos no dlgerldos meZ-
clados con acidos, n 10 Sc formaran ga
ses en- Ell estomago, ~palpitaclones de
c~orazon, sensation de lleno, %nauseas,
terribles dolores de cabeZa o blllosl-
dad. Todo este desaparecera V ade-
mas no ~quedaran alimentos no di-
geridos en- cl estoE-:go, los cuales
envenenan su aliento Y provocan nau-
seas.
"Pape's Diapepsin" neutraliza los
efectos del eyceso de acidos en- el es-
tonnage, los que provocan a fermen-
tacion de los alimentos C mplden una
digestion regular.
Ell alivio en- cinco minutes 10 espera
ell la primera drogueria.
Estas cajas grandes, de clncuen-
ia centavos, gentlemen suf!ciente
"Pape's Diapepsin' para preservar a
toda la familia de las Intermediates
del est6mago. acidez, indigestion,
dyspepsia. gases, p~alpitaciones de CO.
raz6n, dolores de cabeza, etc, por es-
pacio de varios meses. Deberia I'd.
tenerla siempre en- casa, paes es in
dispensable para el hogar. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-26

va eSra listed mejor Y podra CO.
mer una ccsa ligera, previno I'm me
dIco a IN labrador.
Como al dia siguiente 10 encontr6
peor, lie pregunto:
-;Anoche que ceno listed?
Una liebre.
Que barbaridad!
HAY otro animalito mas lige-
70?
= :. :.
Laura ha obtenido el primer pre-
MIC en- Historic Natural.
Que tie preguntaron? lie dice 81
mama?
Me dijeron cuantas patas tienen
todos los gatos, Y die que tres.
Tires, x tie han dado Ell pre-
MIC" dice con desconsuelos la ma
ma.
=; Claro esta! Las otras habian d.
cho que dos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-26
DEL Ola
LAS JOYAS DE ANfALlA

E ~inclinandose beso repetidas We
ces la tersa frente de Ia criatura, sal
picada de diafanas V frescas gotitas.
Cecilia no %apartaba Ia mirada del
sobrinito, sin yer la pobre cana de
hero, nj ell armario sin luna, nj
las sillas de tabla pe~rforada, nj ell
estrecho aguamanil o ~palangana y
lara de peltrc nj ninguno de los mi
serables accessories que ocupaban ell
cuarto; solo al nino contemplate, So
10 al q%uerubin, solo a la criatura de
Dios, u pareGia pequena Majestad,
que TODD 10 alegraba y 10 embellecia
con su ~presencia; estrellita de ORC
que iluminaba aquel sitio, como 81 de
su cabecita, de sus placidos ojuelos, de
su rollizo cuerpecito Y de todos los
poros de su piel saliesen Y brotasen e.
fluvics de luz mat!nal.
Conclude Ell bano, siguio Ell dllata-
do Y laborioso trabajo de sacar al nj
no de la tina, arroparle, sacarle y
vestirle. Para TODD clio presto &C.
ella s~olicita V carinosa ayuda a SUI
hermana, quitandose los guantes, de-
jando caer de los hombros lie abrigo
de pieles Y enrrollando hacia arriba
las mangas para que no e~storbasen.
iHermana, que te vas a mojar.
iQue echas a perder ell vestido. de-
ciaie Amalia.
No importa, contcstaba Cecilia. de-
jane. No te puedes figurar cuanto
me divierte.
Y al enjugar al nino, cu5riale de
oscu!os por donde quicra, cabeza,
~frente, mcjillaS, pecho, pies Y manos.
! Y hasta sofia suceder que topasen las
frentes de las dos hermanas Ell ell in
tento simultaneo de posar la boca en-
cualquier trocito de aquella carne.
Vino despues la rarea de vestir al
angelic poniendole la fina camisa a.
justada al cuello Y d las mulecas con
cordoncitos, que corrian dentro de ia
retas %diminutas, V las medals de soda,
Y los zapatitoS de eStambre, V los blan
cos panales, Y po~ fin, TODD, la @orrita
ornada de cintas y encajes.
Una c concluido todc ESQ toms
Cecilia al pequenin, pusolo en- Ell re-
gazo, Sc 10 GONNA con los ojoa. segin
su propia expression Y no oesaba de
hacerle mimos Y caricias. No Il CO.
rria el tempo. ignoraba dordc Sc ma
llaba Y no saba de 81.
Sacola de su arrobo. la llegada de
los otros dos ninos. muy bellos tam
bien, hombrecito Y mujercita, aquel
de cinco Y esta de cuatro amos, los
cuales aistian al kindergarten Y tHr-
naban a su cas- a las doc?.
-iComo!, eXclamo Cecilia al vcr-
los, jlas doce va?
Y echo Il mirada al reloj de pull
sera que nj siquiera Sc lie habia o.
currido consular hasta ]entonces.
-iY bien pasadas!, continue iJe-
sus Y como Sc me ha lido el tempo.
Mas de dos horas he estado contigo,
h~ermanjta.
A nj tambien NE ha parecido
muy corr. repuso .Amalia.
-lmagbate que habia quedado
en- buscar a mi marido en- ell Banco a
las once Y media para If a comprar
un collar a la Esmeralda.
-Pero va no fuiste; ahora quedate
otro ratio.
No, no; voy a Yer 81 todavia le
halo.
Sc desprendio de Miguelito con ira
bajo, despues de acariciar!e una vez
Y otra, Y otra: Sc ~levanto, arrcglo
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-26
4S@usa6e9Nq5.{

Una Observation-Disclosures. Ariz-Para COM
batir el veuo Sc recomienda 10 siguiente: la
vsrse por mahana : tarde co" aqua oorica
ubia adicionada con 50 =ramos dc AGO
holato de Fiorayent!. Sc dela secac y
Sc dan cncima polvos Dc ;alco. Al caoo de
una semana de hacer esto. anteS de acos-
,arse y duraHte tres o cUatro dias. 50 un-
tan los sitios Que hayaH &c ser depilados con
n siguiente mszc!a: Esencia de trementina.
5 CRANES acei;e &c r'c.no. 5 Srannos Al
cohoI DC 80 GRADES. 30 Eramos y colodi6n
pure. JOG xramos. Al dia siguiente Sc le-
vanta es.a cana. cue Sstara endurecida. y
con ella saldran los vcI!os. Guego Sc re-
p:tcn los lavados durantc algunas senanas
' Sc vuelye a dar otra capa de IA mez-
cla. con Ia cual desaparece para sicmprc eI
ve.io.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-26
TEL vERDApERo pATRIoTlSMo:!

TEL vERDADERo PATRIoTISMol
Sc demuesra con hechos practices y no con paaheTo y deeos 3parenttcs
Los patHotas sncgos y veudadcus no abuadan nj Sc ropcza uno con e@;
nj Sc cnsrusn en- la actuaHdai: nj an con la nntrna De Diorres Sc cncucntrsn.
Cuando Sc encuenra uo en- ea epoa de taiGoes y de cnEanoS, Sc dcca
de N y de su snccidad. pas Sc prenta hacienda promesas a caHno de csc o
aqul favor. Pro cuanto hay alslnoG que, o:ee ago pF 81 faMa HHpp Ms
NADIA en- recomIenay y sin vhere de pdoiGGaa o "o""ScaE' e""" 'e
pea de inveSgar que es 10 que hae csc dEno pat1oa-
I'm alto jee de los Fl &C. NacoEahs de Mexico. gran paGota y dE7o o.
namare mexranO. ha donado una fuertc sma de dner9 a Ia hs;l.a feTmarn-
baos de arocarTL. hbos. amtnsa coor@" nocos SSTulecon% y ecnm@ Pc.
.orro. por d termno de un aho. absontamente gratis + uMeo REQUISITE que %:
pr ctudar y mande 5I cIoa de inhIac6a y se5 meSS "deanados q Il !"
F. NJ cwo impotc c, de SLIGO, va sa en- giro postal o de express para comrro
bar que es aceedor n decocho. pesos Ge pr IN arc m SoH1Fa , N S@1
euahTura cue no Sc. aprosechc de ea fcaomenal oporan"dad.
Los muchEImoS ctudanpS 4e ia l.. r. n que no magyar FcHoHr cFCUa'
rsandoLS d Ga ofra y rcSLo. sEvause tomSr este nuncio como avsn , r"
nir sohmcnc nueve pesos por ss ress adeantado" pus 81 Quota de ihH"
c6n Ia han Pasato va
Esa ofra nc durara rucho tempo. ' So asousGa 4 10 quo quhan ahorar
dieioho pesos. que ma.dcn ST. cuoa inmcdntancnr. indcando que, clEo d@ean
atldar: de Ioconotra, Inspector &c Frelos DC Are. Instructor &c
Frnos j. Aie. Inspector de Caderas Inspector de Trcne". .Meaneo DE- .aes
Inyectoes y Accessories de las Caderas. Conductor GaEroero. A"qunsta. Ego
hero Y Reasdord de Caros.
La Eauea Fcrocarrera Medcana ea reeOnocda y reeomcnds%da pGE tma'
la Unones Ferocarrlcr de Mexico. y en- a coTo tempo cue hca &c t.~
,eda. ha preparado y enNmado vAHos estIdantcS que han pSado nTAans
exanen en- los FF &C. Nauonaks de Mexico, y de- cucrdo con, su5 aputIsSz IAN
Eo enpeadosc en- csc principal sntena feTosiaio de nuesr-a QCERlDA PATH
to aqueIo. 81 hub,ra aprentido etldado." pGo como no aprenee NJ eNu~
da 10 IS rMe nj vale nada. ResusraSe hoy mEmo : enpe;e SD edacaSln en-
pesos pra ho y medic &C esuHcs: sGs noses pga listed en- III an" csc Fn "a
trda frrocarrlGo I'VE hae. bn sin hGcar pubicdad.t lama o h0or@Aa' lie
"" Tooa Ia information qe Sc lie pu@a da- es comprcEdda en- este nuncio.
giro postal u o:den dc express paa q* Sc &c maHten. Las teton". son suH-
cents para unc dms &c eud:o: 81 toa u curse Sc aAorEAa csc peso
DIRECTION:
P. O. BOX u LNDlo. Cal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-26

listed Guiere. seguramcnte. saber alEo ace--
ca del sarioso Hcrac!io BernaI. el Rayo Gle
Siralos. Pues 10 IoGrara vicndo La Prem
sa'' del pr Ximo domingo.
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(Pasa a la Pag. 81
The Washington herald., 1919-03-15
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

B,ltimorr March lL-WHEAT-No sAIes
standard Iaices quoted red winter No. !. ~
No. . 23s.; No 5 ASIA.
COB CORN-Quoted at, white. 65a6I5; yei
low. 7.Joa7-55
TRACK YELLOW CORN-No. :. for domes
tic deliyCr-. LIS VeT bnshel
CORN-Salc.. one czrlad. No white do
mestic at track, J IS per bushel small Ia.
lots white delivered. 4G
OATS-Rarse It prices standard white, "a
52's: No. ; white. Ts'1s7s.
RYE-Rarse 4 Trices. bag lots OF nearby ne
IS to quality. l.l5aLI per bu.hel: Nc. ives,
crn export. spot. l-5..
HNY-Nc. J tinothy. slNo: standaEI tim
r:hy = 0la35.GG: No . timothy. 29o5s2s. 81; y"
. timothy 26Oga2Sn: No. light clover mix
Cd % 50a29O0: No. ? light clover. mixed. q. %
10: No ! clover. mi<ed. 2sca2s5o; No.
clover. mixed. > 3s25.I: No ! cI0Ser. z'-01s
q 80: No. clover q OOa25.o0; NJ ; clover
q z0O0a23C1
STRAW-No. ] straight rye l7.ooalsOa; Np
. straight Iyc. l6.ocsI7Oo; No. ! tanslcd ne
The Washington herald., 1919-03-15
COTTON MARKETS.

New York, March IA general heavy selling
movement. based on bearish Interpretation
OF press disIatches regarding peace prospects
and reports Of higher ocean freight rates. pro-
moted violent break in the cotton market
toward the close today following the steadiness.
Wall street was active seller On the drop.
ard many stop orders were uncovered
One OF the features that attracted a good
deal OF comment today was relative strength
in new style May. which touched 2s5 at one
time, making new high ground for the move
Ment.
Todays sales of spot In the Southern markets
were the heaviest in some days.
The cinse was easy with old contracts 3
T1iEts higher to IS points lower. and new
contracts 81 points higher to 6 points lower
ReceiIrs at the ports for the day were
Ss.7Ij bales.
Exports were 1885 bales. all to France
Spot here steady with middling un.
Charged to GlEc; the tales were l.l66 bales.
Receipts at the leading ports were: Calves,
ton g7j5; New Orleans " l3l: Savannah. $50
Augusta, LIZA; St LOWS. 733: Wilmington
l.O29; No;folk, li57; Memphis, $50
The Washington herald., 1919-03-15
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

baltimore. Nd, March u.-Pricns on the BAL.
timore produce market range as follows:
GARDEN PRODUCE AND GREEN
5FRuITs-Appies NV York. No !. per bbl.
s.Ooaio.o; Pennsylranis, fancy Yorls. No /. pr
bhI. 9.o0aleoo; MARYLAND and Virginia, yariOus
varieties, No 1. 7.ooaIIoo per bbl; broecoli.
homegrown. sos5ec pcr box: Norfolk, I.T5a2oo
Isr box; beans, Florida, syooasO par basket
New York Danish sce1, PR ton 30s h %
new. P1orids. 2lss2.so yer BASKET: eggplant,
Florida 5.oos5.J 80 PR cTete; grzrffnIit fioridn,
35osS.os pcr bon: kse. homegrown. iaaSoc per
hJ1; lettuce. Forida, 25ss.s per basket; cali
fcrpis. 5.aDs5y5 per crate: onions, New YORK
No. J.. 35Osioo per cwt: Western looai-25 per
cwt: oranges. Florida. 5.Uoas.5o per box; Cali
forria. 5.5oas.50 pr box pePers. Florida.
7.eaas.ec per crate; spinach. homegrown. IGs
1.5o rcr box; NoTfolk Lg12.a pcr bbl; straw
leuies. Florida, son7sc per ut; sweet potsto.ss.
Eastern shore of MsrVland. fancy. 7coss0a
mr. bbl: ordinary, eoos7oe PER bbl; Eastern
Shore Of Maryland and Yirginis. y bushel
basket No. /. 275a2so: York River yams. Coca
100 per bbl; fancy. North Carolina ysms. No,
I. sTsss9 per bd; tomatoes. Florida, fancy.
5ooa5 IS choice, 3.soa4so; tunirs. 39seoc basheI
BUTTER-CreameY. Western separator. extras
sTa5sc; frsts. 54ssbc; Western prints. h-lb extras
5sa5sc; frsts Ss56c: Western prints. Lib eXtras
5a59c; hrs;s. 55a5sc; nearby creamery extras
5sa5ic; frsts, 5a52c; dairy prints. Maryland
! PENNSYLVANIA, Virginia. extras, 3SzIc; dnsts
4
! land and PennsyIvaBis, extras. Sia55c; do. West
| virgiuis. extras ass5c; do Ohio. extras. Sa5'c
EGGS-Western Maryland, Pennsylvania and
nearby hrsts, Zoe; Eastern Shore Of Marylsps
! aud Virginia frsts 40; Western tOhio) firsts
: tOc; West Virginia iIsts, i0c; Southern tNortl
Z Carolinal firsts. 39c; duck eggs, nearby, PEI
dozen. 4Jc.
/ POTATOES-New Work. Uer lSe'h sack. ool
SIS; Western, per IJo-lb sack. 275s2.s Penn
: syITania, per cwt 2ooa225 Eastern Shore d
Maryland and Virginia. McComicks, per cWt
I.ioal5o: Western Shore Of Maryland, McCU
micks. per cyt. I.5osl.eo; White stars per c~t
I lsa20O; Cobblers per cwt. L75s2@.
LIVE PoULTRl Chickens young. lsrrr
; smooth. per ID. 4Oc; do. winter, lbs an
under h. i5sDc; do, young rough aud stasg'
ID. .ss,ec; do. young. By express. lb. @sioc
( 40. old roostsTS per h.. 2lazzc; do old hens
orsr lie. sc; do. do. small, lb Sc: do white
I.aghorn hens. ID. SIa55c: Ducks. Musco1y and
J rnongrei. young ID. sSa5jc; DO. White PeEins
I Young III. 3Ssi so: do puddle, ~ lts. and over
4 H. Bassc; do smaller. poor, ID, 55ajoc
turke1,. choice young hens, h. iisSc: do, goo
bers, per ID. lIst.r; do. old toms. 10, 57s2sc
do. crooked breast. POOR, PER ID, s2SS5ci pigeons
! old Iair 25AoCc; do. young, pair, s5s0c: gJnnss
| fowls. young. over /. lbs, each, Lee; do. oia
each ecas5c
The Washington herald., 1919-03-15

If there does come increased produc-
tion. then those who are leaders In
the oil industry will greatly rejoice.
because there attn remains the ap-
prehension that unless our oil re-
sources are enlarged we shall grad
ually exhaust our supplies SO that
within twenty years we may be com
PEELED to import enormous quantities
Of oil.
That would involve an almost unex-
smpled change in the international
trade in one OF our resources For
In the past we have exported oil in
enormous Quantities, whereas II now
we are compelled to impoN we shall
be In danger of losing that highly
advantageous foreign trade
"HOLLAND.P
The Washington herald., 1919-03-15
LIVESTOCK Markets.

lfttsburzh. Pa. March H-HoGs- Rcrrspfs.
l. 800; steady; heasiex and heavy NoEs~rs. 5-lsa
9 IS; hsht Yorters. Is>saiSso; piss. ssisso.
SHEEP AND LAMI:s-gsocpts 30, steady
top sleeil Ia0: toy lamis. 500
CALSFs-Recripts 60: SoW: top, leol
kansas Cty. Msr,h is--HOGs- -RcciptE g.
o,: stsad,. HcarF. IS sssle.se: irrichrr,. ASA
lsS: lights. lSs~is. .: fsss. ssoals-50.
: CATTLE RsaEip4s. i.sa lnsser Prime
sieets lsoasB.eo; Southern sforrs uorninsiy
ssssl30; csws seoalle; bcifesS. n~l4'Ssi
calves l0.OQalsso
sBtf1'-Rooir.s. 10; strong 10 Nc hishen
Lambs 9szl2.7s: yeariings. u, 7,9aiI.75; wcfh-
crs il-Jsiso0: ewes, I5ysdt =
kstst BuHNlp. " ". March u.-CATTLE-i
Rerelps. i.cos: good steady: cummfn oHssrr
Ien
HoGS-Rcczirts soc, 10 TO - lOwer: hesv,
and MIXED. z0.91aaeB: Yorker. 1s7asooo
l,sht Neftcrs and pieS. ls75Als.oo roaghs l6 ooa
HGl; stags. l50sallos; Canadians la7sasac1
sHkEP AND LAMBS -Rcepts. 400; stesd'
70 stfong; lAnil-. l2.ooaeo5c: yeHTiines. iLoOl
u wothsiS l5o0slet0: ewes. SO1sIi -; Inir
cd sheep. HSoslS.oo