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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-27

rint perSekioiimQ, prasid6jo
vieSaSiS darbininkV organiza-
vimaS. ISteigta ~ atSkirioS
rmi.oS.
Kampanijos pradziar Chicagoje
ToS viSo> mi.ios tuoj;ruS prl-
Si.jungG prize Am. DarbO Fe-
drraciio>. lr pirm ViencriQ
metu UmiiV at<tovai >uvazia-
vo Chicagon. Sutvcrta kOmi-
tctaS organiZuoti darblninkuS
IpIicno induStrijoie. kOmitetO
pirmininku buvo iSrinkta>
GOmpcr>, gi >ekrctoriu - Eos
ter.
Po Sito pIicno dirbtuviQ IL
nistai darbininkai aStriau I'M
ia per>ekioti. Neziurint tQ If
kitu kliuGiu darbaS buVo varO-
mas pirmyn.
KomitctaS organizuoti darbi-
ninEuS migino i$gauti trum-
pc<nc> darbo valandaS, CERES
neS <QIyga> il kitkq. Bet nrpa-
vyko. GaIQ-gaIe pIieno korpo-
raciia pazad1jo lvrSti aStuo-
.niaS darh0 vaIanto> dicnOJc.
Bet darbininkai .jau nratlrript
domo> ! tQ paZadtlmQ.
Organizavimas Pennsylvania
joje.
Komiteta> orSanizuo;i darbl-
ninkuS buvo praSomaS paSlVSI
organizatoriu> Youngstown
IT. i pitt>blrghQ ir ten pagel-
.htti organizuoti darhlninku>.
P;uSiusta organizatoriai. Bet
tcnai Sutikta pa>iprieSinimQ Is
buses vaIStijo> valdzio>. Nau-
nrl yietoSr, Ivgiai kaip ir da-
bar darbininkam> buvo W.
dronsta tu,Gti susirinI;imuS M
SamdytoS' SaI'S' arN' net AM
tuSrIQ iotQ.
Prizes toki mlrStQ mallory pa
<iclgimq pclniai rudenl pa
duota pro.eStaS paGIam Penn
Sylvanijo> gubc'natorl'u. Bet
negauta atSaENmo.
U;.,r s,,s;d,,r+a CT onoz;ciia
"Orgamzatorlal Nl>llr SuSl-
dun'r Sn aStrla opozlcla pa
SaNo]o r''"Pa'I''N' ''. '''c'
daroaNolll'>' N"'P Se' '"''>,"
SaI'}ollle' H'SIr'l'N,l'''S Il Ut. =
,!o''l' Nu' '""N"',V' ! '''''I Il:
NoSl ''!ello "i'"'','F '"' ~
ll''lN'' IL l"S'S' O"' '"'''
"PraeitQ geguztS meneSl
mes unijo>e turGjome jau aplc
100000 nariQ ivairiuoSe plieno
dirbtuviu diStriktuoSe. Site
darbininkai mus reikalavo,
NIlad tuojauS imtumGm veikll
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-27

dustriios darbininkus. Neziu-
rint perSekioiimQ, prasid6jo
vieSaSiS darbininkQ organiza-
vimaS. I>tcigta - atSkirioS
mi.jo>.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-27
Nutarta streikuoti.

Tuo tarpu darbininkQ orga-
nizatoriai, ypac Pennsylvani,
joje, buvo areStuojami, kal6ji-
laikomi. Persekiojimai
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-27
SUV. VALSTIJQ VYSKUPg
SUVAzIAVIMAI IVYKo
KAS METAL.
Pastarojo suvaziavimo tari-
mai bus paskelbtos
VieSai.

Washington, rugs: 20. a.
kar tia paSibaigG Suv. NaISt!-
iu kataIikV vy>kupQ Suvazla-
vima>, ku'i> teSGSi dvi dicnl,
Per tiedvi dipni aptarta kata-
IiIlu vrikimo darba> atcltyje.
Anot kardinoio Gibbon>o. Sl>
~uvaziavima> tai pradzia maui
jos eros KataIikV Bazny(IaI
Sioj Salyj.
SuIig paticS Sventojo T'vo
moro, tOkiuS suvaziavimllS Suv
VaI<tiju vySEupai tu''|S Sa>
metal paSkirtoSe vietoSe II pa
Skirtuoju laillu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-27
Veikiantysis komitetas.

Suvaziavime iSrinkta vel
kiantySiS komitetaS. Komite-
tan ineina: San Francisco al
kivySkupa< Hanna; PhlladeI-
phiios arkivySkupaS Dougher-
ty; st. Paul arkivyskupa> DO.
wiling; vySkupaS Canevln IS
Pittsburgh; vySkupaS Moldoon
* Rockfordo; vy>kupaS Rus
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06
In d US strial
Cotton

Cotton closed strong Yesterday. Old
style contracts were 90 points lower to
IS higher, compared with the final
quotations OF Friday. while new style
deliveries were ~ to 79 points higher
lhe market WIS depressed at the
beginning of trading. when some sell
ing took place. This was not nrgc
however, md neither was tho total
business done on the exchange Of any
..arge volume. Some Of this selling was
by wall Street houses for their GUS
toners and simply represented iidui-
dation. Later Wall Street houses
bought back cotton which had been
sold. and during the last fifteen min
utes OF trading prices were up SO to 30
points small amount OF cotton was
sold by the south.
Actual consumors are buying more
OF the new crop. This is particularly
noticeable in the December delivery
me mill news which WAS received ycs-
terday was better, Ii was said that
the resumption Of full time by Eastern
mllls was expected to he followed by
the reduction Of short hours in mills
generally.
Exports for the week were larger
than had been expected in the early
part of the week. The total was l4s.-
600 bales, out of which 93,751 bales
Continent and 1l.159 bales to Japan.
Yesterday there was engaged for ex-
port $50 bales for the Continent The
exports for the season were 3.53O.149
bales. against 3,04S,090 bales last year.
Spot cotton was quoted at 2925 in
New York, an advance OF 90 points
compared with 1910 last year. This
price is the highest at which cotton
ready for delivery is quoted anywhere
in the United States.
The question of acreage reduction
for this seasons crop is still the most
important in the trade. No official
government report on the acreage
planted to cotton will be given until
July. There will be many private re-
ports which will be issued between now
and that time, however. In the mean
while, one guess on the acreage situa-
ii is as good as another point
VIII. all agree on is that it will be
much smaller than last year Some
private reports which have been re-
ceived indicate a cut of 15 to 20 per
cent in all of the states
The Liverpool Cotton Exchange was
closed
TIE range of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06
Hay and Straw
FINANCIAL MEETING
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
NOTICE OF MEETING

l65 Broadway. New York N 7.
Dated January 2, 1919.
The Annual Meeting OF tho Stockholders
OF the Southern Pacific Company Will be
held at the Office Of this Company in An
chorasc, Jefferson County, Kentucky. en-
Wednesday, April Q, 1919. at twelve O'Clock
noon. standard .Ine. for the following
purposes. VIZ:
% To elect fifteen Directors
90 70 consider and act upon all cues.
tons and matters which may legally come
before the meeting relating TO Federal
control OF the Ccmpany's properties under
the act Of Congress OF May 81, 1918. or
any agreement or settlement with the
Government in respect thereto, or relating
TO the termination OF such Federal control
by the return Of the properties or other
wise, aDd/or relating to conditions result
ING from or succeeding such Federal con-
.ro and generally all questions and mat.
te.s growing out of or incident to such
control. termination the reof or following
conditions
t2t TO transact all euch other business
as may legally come before the meerinC
ell action OF the Boalj Of Directors and
annual meeting OF the Stockholders Of this
Company.
For the purposea g. the meeting tbs
books for the transfer OF stock will b.
closed at o'cicck I. NJ. Tuesday Marcs
Is. 1873. and Will be reopened at 10 ocloet
A. NJ, Thursday, Apri, 10. 1918
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
HUGH NELL. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06
War Department Surrcnders
len Millions i'm Explosive,

Announcement has been made by the
Department of the Interior that it has
taken over practically all Of the sl0.-
Ooo,o0o worth of explosives which we're
on hand in various munitions factories
in the East when the armistice was
signed. This supply was transferred
by Secretary Baker, of the War De-
partment, to the Department of the
Interior
The department has distributed the
greater part of the stock among the
reclamation service, the Alaska engi-
nccring commission and the national
parks in the West. Whatever stock
these various branches OF the depart
ment cannot care for is being moved to
iisolated parts OF the countrv.-Wasb-
lngton Post.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06
CHICAGO. SAINT PAC->. MINNEAPOLIS
AND OMAHA RAILWAY COMPANY

NCTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
Ths Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
Of the Chicago. Saint Paul. Minneapol::
ard O-raaA Railway Company VIII be aeld
81 The ci44ce Of the company. In ;hc ci'y OK
EucsoE Wisconsin,. on Wedne sday Apfh
q, 1s,s. st o'clock a. m. for the election
or directors and the transaction OF sucn
Other business as may come before sa!S
meeting.
Transfer books Will be closed on Friday.
March !. 1919. a. the close of bust
IN that day. and will bo reopeped OBJ
7hursdsy. Aprn TO- 1918
Dated February 2S, 1919
JAMES I. CLARK. Presidert
JOHN D. CALDWELL. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06
Comm Odities :

is being done in cottonseed oil. Th.
is no open trading. Brokers who 49,
IN this material hope that tradin. ,.;1,
be resumed within the next tb;r.,,
aays. he government stopped traa;n,s.
ana until this decree is lifted it csnnn1
be resumed. cannot
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06
CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN
RAILWAY TtlxspNNV

-, NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
me Annual Meeting OF the Stockholdsn
o' we Chicago and North Western Rsu.
NsI Company wia be held al the ofncs
oI tne company. c26 West jackson Bouis'
,r, Ysro, In the cit, Of Chicago. Illinois. %
uesoay. April s. 1919. at II o'clock a. m.
.ur the election of directors and ms
uNhsaeuon OF such other business az may
come before said meeting
y, arahsIer books will he closed on FRIDAY
.t'n Ma.'n I. 1919. at the close Of business on
day. April .. 1919
Dated March l, 1919
,c,,vW vWiLlJAM II. FINLEY. PresidsnA
'ohN u. CALDWELL. Secretary -
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06
Tea

considerable Improvement has ,sl
place III the amount of business an
IN the tea trade during the lsst wsan uuho
" hen the actual figures Of sxpor,s .eh' ~
Europe. during the last month 70
available. It Is believed that The ter, s.e
viii be quite large. 'e 'O's
Quotations IN cents poaad for IL.
OF 90 ard 100 packages follow: ~ ''''|
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06
range of prices follows:
OLD STYIE

Southern spot markets follow: Cal
weston steady, up 25 points at 26.75;
sales, 643 bales. New Orleans steady,
up 25 points at $500; sales, 2,240 bales.
Mobile nominal ,25.75. Savannah steady.
up 20 points at $3.50; sales, 435 bales
Charleston dull, up 30 points at 26.5O;
sales nil. Wilmington quiet, up so
points at $3.50; sales nil Norfolk
quiet, unchanged at $500; sales nil.
Baltimore nominal, 27.5O. Augusta
quiet, up 13 points at 26.25; sales, 312
bales. Memphis steady, unchanged at
26.50 sales, 1900. St. Louis steady.
unchanged at $3.50; sales nil. Houston
steady, up so points at $3.50; sales
2,747. Little Rock quiet, unchanged al
260O; sales, 684
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

=, Following are yesterdays prices compared with
those Of go "--
Yesterday vea- aro
Live steers. fair 10 " year aRo
PRIME. 100 III. Si4c9 (0siooo sfi IN <7.taso
Dressed beef. sides ''' ee'|''o
n. H. r:.. =. ,.,. At q ~ 1870 .2oH
% prime. 100 II co d 2o0O lsno n ,o m
Dressed reals. city ~
it, ............ ii ID IN - n 80
Live ewes. 100 h 1000 q 1890 10 00 m - no
Live lambs fair to ~
prime. 100 n 1880 a 1000 2O5o m oo75
Dressed mutton. lb 20 a 26 % n os
dressed lambs city -
lb. .;...,;...... .2s a 9, "a "a 20
Ilns. ioss. TOO 10 10 .is.25 q 2o25 1875 -
ucss con hns, Is IL, so 37 q :, 2331s gag .25A
Mess GorE bb $500 q $500 $500 si.oo 5i.So 9 $500
Lard. Mid w. 29.I5c a 2s25c 2s.Ioc q $500
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06
Corporate Returns

Walworth Manufacturing Company-R
port for the year ended December 81. 1918.
shows gross earnings of 50 .003, ,5S3, against
Sl,13o.71S for the preceding year. Net was
SS35,S67, after operating expenses. After
the deduction of dividends. etc. surplus for
the year amounted to S4fS.367
Robert Gair Company. Profits for 1918
were $ ,lSl,8l3. from which depreciation of
S3Sl.l92 was deducted. leaving balance OF
$S0N, ,813. Reserve for state and Federal
taxes amounted to s115.OO0 Preferred divi-
dends totaled $19o.149. leaving surplus
of $4S6,472.
Philadelphia Company
tAll Departmental
February gross -. so. .666.ete Inc. 1863 .217
Net ............... 1.350.748 Inc. 5o6, 1924
Two months gross. 5,536,728 Inc 8d4 ,664
Net ............... 2.oo7.6s3 Inc. i,164,t79
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06
Sugar and Coffee

Current A year
SSuga-, S, Eranulated, lb. az
Sugar Sngar' GSentrifugal, per H. 7.2s 80 80
Coffee Santos No 4. per per lb b. ieH0-ssss ,sss4
Coffee Futures. Very lille trad;ra
1' LOOK place IN coffee futures. The mar mar,
Set opened easier, to IL points lower
ana me me closing was 8 to 10 points he,
low frlday's final figures. The majority
or; or the business was in December dc.
snerE: only the trade interests were
''Plrrtesented IN the dealings.
me range Of prices folln,us.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06
Bid and Asked
Quotations

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked quotations for stocks
listed on the New York Stock Exchange
but not traded in yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06
S IL s t e n a n c e
Cereals

Wheat:-All of the reports which are
being received from all parts of the
country indicate that large wheat
crop will be harvested this year. Some
Of the estimates of the total produc-
tion are for upward of 1900, 100000
bushels. On April it was estimated
by one authority that the condition of
winter wheat was 936, and following
this another estimate was made of a
condition of 958.
The crop report for Michigan for
April placed the condition of winter
wheat in that state at 81, against 10
a year ago.
During the last week farmers sold
$1,000 bushels of wheat.
News came from Chicago that G.. W
Wallace, special agent of the War
Trade Board, had made an announce
ment there that, effective April Z,
licenses would be issued covering the
importation of many commodities In
cluded in this will be wheat and wheat
-four.
Corn.-The closing was irregular for
corn The market opened fractionally
lower. There was selling by commits
sion houses of July delivery, and those
who had bought May rs a speculation
sold it freely. The volume of business
was not large.
1t was reported that the attitude Of
the farmer has changed on the plant
ing of corn. This has been brought
about by the advance of nearly so cents
in the price in the last two months.
This has led the farmer to the decision
to plant more.
Farmers also show greater DISPOSE
tion to sell some of their stock, and
buyers are said to be reducing their
bids. Farmers arc asking more than
Sl.5o. The weather map yesterday was
favorable and temperatures we're
higher.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close 400
Corn. No. 2 yellow $1.8O S1.S23a
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06

Sales. Oncn H;ob Low ,s.
%3Vo %Vo Jumbo Ext, 1872 1872 t3 13
2000 *iIonc Star 9lo 10 oi" 10
100 *tMaama Chief j. , :. =.
10000 10000 .lMacNam Min e2 e3 co e3 .
$500 '7MM Of A(ap) n, ~. u >,
1000 SIMarsh Min. g., 81, 6i, 81 .
" "Vo Nc kili-Dar SO so SO so
2000 *TMothcr Lode 40 40 80 DO
34oo MAT Tin Corp 1,,s ~ Va ,.
5000 ~TNev Div Ia p) q p p q
1900 Nlpissing Min 87a 80 Q
200 |Onordaga NJ 3is 3la 3lo 3la
400 'Ray Here Min ~ 2 Ia
300 Rochester Min pa "a pa 24
10000 "IScvcn Met NJ SO 40 SO 90
l,350 SSH King Div 26 27 25 27
lilo00 $50 Divide 29 81 % AZ
100 Standard Sill s. : 5, ,.
2000 fStewart .. IS IS Is 1s
5000 'tSuccess Min. A. d d..
200 "Ton Divide 1OIa 1O3s e5a o5s
wv luoi XIV T. As SO 45 as
5000 ~ 5 Cont Nj IL IL II Nv
5000 Unity Gold NJ 6ls 6ss 6 So
300 "IWard Nj & NJ 80 81 90 Al
1850 West End Con 13a 1e1 in 1oL
$500 fWh Caps Min 14l9 IS ID i'd
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06
Bonds S

Following is a complete record of all
transactions in bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06
Curb Market

Notc.-The Tribune assumes no response.
b'llty for the accuracy authenticity of curb
market quotations. Transactions and nr;ces
yesterday were as fol!cys:
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06
Yesterdays Transactions in Listed Stocks

All stocks dollars
and of
O nsact of shares
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

butter'-R Receipts were 1886 nacl.
ages. Creamery, higher than cxtr.s
d. ooh q. SEC; extras, 80 score, s4l.o
65c' frsts, IS to 81 score, 62l5cos4c.
seconds, SO to 81 score, GOA 62c: lou,or
grades, 57@5ac; unsalted. higher than
extras, 67@671ac; extras, 6sa6sn,.
hrsts, 63i2 a Coo; seconds. s1Gsse.
state dairy tubs, finest, 63G64c: good ~
prime, 59@62c; common to fair. 4s@
oSc; renovated, extras. 50M 5ol5; frsts
49@49c; lower grades, 45@47c; imita-
ton creamery, frsts, 49G SOC; ladies
current make, frsts, 4SlhG4sc; sec
onds, ASA d47c; lower grades, Asa 4sc.
packing stock, current make, No. l
IS 1ac; No. 2, 441a@'45c; lower grades,
40d44c.
Cheese.-Receipts were 1851 boxes
State. whole milk, fresh flats, colored
H., 321hc; white, G331ac: average
run, colored, 81 y a SIC; white, 32n@
S3c; lower grades. 30@31c; twins.
fats. held. 35M3Sc; twins. held
35(d37hc Wisconsin. whole milk
TWINS, held, 34M37lac; fresh. 30M
sic; single daisies, 33d3715c; fresh
81 y "a 32c; double daisies, held
S5(a 81 12c; fresh. 31M31a4c: Young
Americas. held, 37a 38c; fresh. 800
33 l2c; state. skins, specials, 23M231ac:
prime to choice, 21G221zc; fair to
good, 15(al zoe; lower grades, 6@14c.
Eggs Receipts were 34,6O1 cases
Fresh gathered, extras, dozen, 40c;
storage packed, extra frsts, 44i4M
441ac; firsts, 43l4 q 44c; gathered, extra
iirsts, 43k (d44c: tirsts, northerly sec
tions, 4f1s043c; southerly sections.
40 u @4212c; seconds, 3sQ4Oc; dirties.
No. l, 39M391 1ac; No. , and poorer. 37Q
38c; checks. good to choice, dry, 3612 "a
81 &c; undergrades, 35Ml36c; state.
Pennsylvania and nearby, Western hem
cry whites fine to fancy. 52c; ordi-
nary to prime, Asa Soc; gathered
cltc Coast, ordinary to fine, 46G481ac:
Western and Southern. gathered
whites, 44M50c; state. PENNSYLVANIA
and nearby hcnnery browns, 46M47c;
gathered brown and mixed colors. aga
45c; duck eggs, nearby Indian Runner
fancy, 66c; Baltimore, 64M65c; West
ern and prime Southern, 58Q63c;
Southern, common to good, 45M52c;
goose eggs, 90c.
Hay and Straw
Yesterday
{per toni. year ago.
Timothy. M. l,
large bales. .s37. 90 a 3d. 90 $50. .oo03 80. 90
No l clover mxd 32OOM 34.00 24.o0G260o
Rye straw, No. 14.oo@ - 21.0o@23oo
Orchard and Field
Yesterday. year ago.
Beans, mar. 100
lbs. $1,000 - S14. 5oa 1875
Peas. Scotch, 1918 1900 7.75 12.oo@12.2
Potatoes, new. bbl 0.0oW14.oo 5000 775
Apples. Northern
Spy. bbl. 8.0om15.Oo 3OOd 600
Grapefruit. box. 1850 ZOO 1850 $50
Oranges. box. -. 2.5o@ 200 2.0o@ 800
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06
Dividends S

Extras
Carbon Steel Company.-Ex diyi-
dend of 3 per cent on the common
stock has been declared in addition +o
regular quarterly dividend of per
cent both payable April Is to stock-
holders of record April 10.
Regular Declarations
Stock
holders
r,s g., Rate. Period. Payable. record.
Co of Fsl.75 I'd pr. Q May Apr u
me Morris rlan Company has ISSUED
statement showing the number of loans
winch were put at G60. 600, made bv "vc.
one on, hundred horsis Plan companies operat-
ing ing throughout the United States durinr
their nine years of activity. These Ioans
afRregated $4,000. 900. of which over one,
third Of the entire amount was lent in tois
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06

Named
nc "Odd Lot Review" calls Intorna-
tional Mercantile Marine the "Mercilcss
Mystery' N'''Ss
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06

| Unit OF trade on this exchange. 10 shares
Transactions and prices yesterday for the
more active srares follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06
(New York Stock Exchange Quotations)
Unterest To Be Added)
FOREIGN BONDS DEA
(S6IeS)

Mexico Ext strl IS of 30 1916 rs
do gold As Of '04 1854 SIS 90
Rus 1894 Rcntes rs 1000 den. %
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06
Bonds
Consolidated EXCHANGE

NUnlistcd. fSelIs cts per share.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06

Chicago Tele 5s
5000. ..... 95l4
Chile Copper -
5000. ~
l., 900. liza
do cv 6s I'd paid
1000. ..... 97ia
r 00A 81
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06
Summary of Stock Exchange Dealings
Copyright. 1919. York Tribune inc)

Prices advanced The
accompanied
a
were not entirely held prohttaEng
the undertone distinctly
The speculative to
stocks of
1O6B, reacted at the close a points
Specialtes
notable Brothers,
tonal Biscuit
Electric Pullman and Realty and Improvement.
Steel under Ia
selling
and oils a rule.
In the bond
Liberty Loan bonds about held their
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06

Rye.-Market lower.
Yesterdays Previous yoar
New York: close closo Iear
Cash, No. 2 West. .st.se S1.87 oe1
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06

Oats.-While there was not much
business done in oats, prices held firm.
The class of buying which has been
taking place in oats in the last few
days. is described as good" Weather
continues favorable for oats. and the
Eastern shipping inquiry shows i'm
provemcnt.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close 90
Oats. No. white. S .7esa S ~. s1.as
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06
Flour and Meal.-ouotatio,s uo

New York: close. cIoso year
Flour Minn close. ago.
sp. .s111.7s@ 1900 s11.75@12.oo sr1oo
Comm. vel 4.oom 4.25 4ooG 4.2s so,z
Ryen Rye Il, 1oa 9h y, 9oo@1ooo e.oo@1o.oo 445o 5os
sacks -. $500 Aeoo
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06
Liberty Issues

Sales of Liberty bonds on the New orS
Stock Exchange carry interest to tEe dat, OF
sale and the seller receives this interest IN
addition to the sale price
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06
+LIRERTY RONDS

Prices include interest.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06

Eek dividend.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-24

cool or would have kept II placed OF
rgc, Tor a very long time.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-24
Market Specials

Majestic Little Pig Hams, 7, pa, p..rd
to 8 lbs mild cured. This 0,u
is real ham at real price; 37hc
while they last ............) cs/ZN
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DRIED APPLES
IN WHOLE STATE
FOR sale Mere
ArkanSan PeheCtS Process
Eliminating Cutting Fruit

Ihi, IS not the dry season, but it
is the dried season for marketing
It's dry. too, for the housewife. be-
cause her last can OF fruit is eaten
and the endless round ri steak. outlet
and beef loaf has taxed her ingenuity
to keep her family satisfied But
there's hope The worlds products
in a dried state Of preservation are
available.
Many Dried Fruits.
In fruits there are apples, nectar
ines. apricots. pears. grapes, dates
figs. aud candied cherries In fish
the market displays OF smoked hall
but, salmon. herring, whiteiish, bloa,-
ers. i,nren haddie. dried cod, salt
mackcrel. In meats. dried beef.
smoked ham. bacon. spare ribs and
pigs feet In the slush state, Saucr
kraut is the leading vegetable product
offered in perpetual state OF pres
ervation.
During the past season, 900 women
Of Oklahoma City applied themselves
the art OF drying vegetables and
fruit. yet il is doubtful whether one
of the class OF housewives could have
dried one apple whole. The ingen-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-24

While they last .,,.........7 /%
Majestic Light Bacon, 3 to S lbs, per ID. SIC
Pork Loin Roast, per 10. .............. .3Oc
Fresh Pork Spare Ribs, per lb......22c
Pure Pork Sausage, smoked, per b. .35c
Pure Pork Sausage, country style, per ID. 35e
Small Legs of Lamb 3 to 4 lbs, per Id. .35c
Ground Beef with Pork, for loaf, per ID. 25c
Shoulder of Lamb, for roast, per 10. .32c
Young Dressed Hens, per Id. ...... .33c
Young Turkeys, per ID. .....,........4 .43c
Extra Fancy Corn Fed Beef.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-24

all depend, upon taste. But It is very
easy TO add more. while too much
spoils It all
Roll zach piece in flour until It /,
well covered. then place N ~ iron
skillet which has in i, plenty Of hot
mot hot enough to smoke, lhoiglD
lat
Cook fast enough that the piece,
are well Drowned on all sides, then
turn the lire very low, place a tight
I'D over the skillet and allow il all 10
cook and steam !or IN hour or SO.
A perfectly splendid thing TO do !,
10 place these Drowned pieces IN q
ilrcle,s cooker ard let them steam tlr
a long time.
The rabbit will then bc well cooked
through and through. will be tender
and have splendid flavor.
In the skillet where lhe rabbit has
been cooked. add flour. at least two
or three iablespooniuls. le, II brown
IS you scrlpe all Of the Drowned par.
ticles loose from the edges. add milk
small amount at time until tn.
gravy IS the thickness desired. season
and serve.
Fried chicken and cream gravy in
all ot rs glory cant be any better
than this
And rabbits re only - cents
.D'Cgr