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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-07-10
HUNGARIANs AGGRESSIVE

Bucharest, July 1O-The Hungarian
bolshevik troops which were with
drawn from the Czecho-Slovak front
on orders from the peace conference
have attacked Rumanian forces on the
Thesis river, according to reports
from Pennsylvania. and fighting is in
progress.
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BOLSHEVIK CURRENCY

Geneva, July 1O.-The police have
discovered that the bolsheviki have
been operating a counterfeiting plant
at Zurich and have made. number
of arrests. The notes, large quanti7
ties of which were American and
English, were seized, their apparent
face value being several millions of
pounds sterling.
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PRICES REDUCED

Rome, Wednesday, July 9.-The
chamber of labor has issued a man
ifesto saying that having received
guarantees that prices of the necessi-
ties of life will be reduced fifty per
cent, it invites the people to return
to work.
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SIGNED LAST NIGHT

Berlin, Wednesday, July 9.-Presi-
dent Ebert signed the bill ratifying
the peace treaty at o'clock tonight,
according to the Vorwaerts, and the
document has been dispatched to Yer
sailleS.
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the writer very generously divided
with Mr.. E. S. French for lending his
assistance on the elaborate decora-
tions. The third prize went to some
party in Summerfield, who can come
up and claim his reward at any time.
After the parade everything was
in full swing. A very appropriate
flag raising was conducted by Rev. S.
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with Germany before the Senate with
out attempting to explain its specifi-
cations. His address, which required
forty minutes for delivery, was de-
voted almost wholly to the league of
nations.
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TEUTONS SIGN
THE TREATY
Official Notification of the Fact was
Received by the French Gov
ernment this Morning
(Associated Press)

Versailles, July 10.-Offcial notifi-
cation of ratification of the peace
treaty by the German national assem-
bly, was given the peace conference
this morning.
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WILL CLOSE FOR SIX WEEKS

We will open in our new quarters,
the Smith Grocery old stand, on Sep
tember 1st, with a fresh line of Field
and Garden Seeds.
d&w1t* BRIDGES SEED CO.
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PRESIDENTS
TESTIMONY
FOR PEACE
Tells the Senate the League of Ma
ton Has Become a Practical Ne
cessity, to Which the Trainers Felt
Compelled to Turn.
ASSOCIATED Press)

Washington, July 10.-President
Wilson, conferring with newspaper
correspondents at the White House
today, indicated he was extremely
gratified that the treaty of peace had
been ratified SO promptly by the Ger
man national assembly.
The president also indicated that he
felt trade relations between Germany
and associated nations should be re-
sumed at the earliest possible moment
for without trade Germany could not
meet the reparations demanded of
her.
1t was made clear the president
felt troops should be maintained in
Germany until the Germans had COM
piled with all the military terms of
the treaty. 1t was pointed out that
there are several million veteran SOL
diers in Germany and munitions suf-
ficient for them to operate. The Ger
mans have from one to four months in
which to deliver all material, except
that sufficient for the reduced German
army provided for in the peace treaty
and the president believes American
troops should stay on the Rhine until
this material has been delivered.
LEAGUE OF NATIONS A NECES-
SITY
Washington, July 10.-President
Wilson in presenting the peace treaty
with Germany to the Senate today,
declared that a league of free ma
tions had become practical neces-
sity," to which the trainers of the
treaty felt obliged to turn F'as an in
dispensable instrumentality for the
maintenance of the new order it had
been their purpose to set up in the
world"
"What had seemed a counsel of per-
fection," said the president, chad
come to them plan of necessity and
the league of nations was the prac-
tical statesman's, hope of success in
many of the most difficult things he
was attempting" The league of ma
tions, he added, "was not merely an
instrument to adjust and remedy old
wrongs under a new treaty of peace;
it was the only hope of mankind"
PRESIDENTS ADDRESS TO THE
SENATE
Washington, July 10.-President
Wilson today laid the peace treaty
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We are showing a fine line of
Bathing Caps. See them before buy
ing. Gerig's Drug tSore. 28-tf
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Avocado Pears. 15c., zoe. and 25c.
each, at w. A. Stroud's. If
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Weather Forecast: Local showers
and thunder storms probably tonight
and Friday; not much change in tenn
perature.
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California Plums at w. A. stroud's
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-05
Eitchen's Hotel
EXchance

I'''U.. r"S''urants. roominr houses.
". '.l I'm facts only: established.
lust.I. reliable sos OH Exchange Bldg.
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STOLEN AUTOMOBILES


From - IukrH church about .
p..In.A auud, chandler roadster. 1915
model hns Information nnrb l.. T.
IImmnnr Liberty National Bank
DNL a.rIr,ug,r Dodge ,nr license
go. 7luJ. stolen from as,s Ihra
lNHfWuD l''i furuu. annfI smashed
HuY information loIdIug 10 its whore
lhnu's. 'aI walnut lNiu
STOLEN Ford frls model. lg ~.
bs.. engine "s'tpt. wheels double.
l"'trd iu tNr hur bout boo N1rk. ou.
H."n head u front water connection.
Iuf Ln'r Lrut'u uIi 80 rrHf eide,
'.'rl r.Wffi f1r u'urH in ZOO irs'
''' .r wh'.r I '.n g.ili o. f. Hm
ru.
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SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES

SHADE TREES. ,h,p. lnmr GROWN.
maple. 'i.I., Iu.Hrt aud st tDamu.,
NaNI' f..,
SWEET ruTrIDLS o.. fyI,: N1uN
ll..l g. pound Southern gHr.n. Dbl.
po'rI Grower o' sweet I0iat1,a. j.
J IH.w H.uIh. u.u
SWEET POTATO I.AEfs .ElI. 'a
DO NTrI !. .nurUg d Ntr.F lII.f.
Iwp l..an. r1u.,s ava Triumph.
prices. .N' 20 tlfa. 400. Hf '.-. Iost.
m yNpr.-. not p.'alIH 1000 OF
g. .". 5000 80 g.. 30. order I.IH'# early.
special oil ut 'u'E.r $50 .. tAu varieties
n each Kind 2NI rh.asc. goo tomato.
goo potato. I'D lrrH'.. .I rEnIlH' sII
I'd" 5 po 'uIi Boyer Plant tu. Wig
gins. Mics
MGEE TOMATO-Pe.nrc the public 70
years with ZOO bushels, per acre.
pl'asa write for fun Information N. G
McGcc. 5on Marcos. TcAas.
ALFALFA SIZED from north Kansas.
90 percent putc; good rcrmi'atjDn.
$50 per hIsH,l order early. freight
UIll 10 slow. Geo Bowman. ConCordia.
Kan
NANCI HALl srcl sweet potatoes
,hc 10 sweet potato plants $50
thousand rhl.Jrb ur u.o. IGut roots i1u
.uzou prepaid. Churs0r. h""lr. okla
rrEE Nnnyy Holl swcet potato seed lt
81 40 por 40 los ! g. Watson. n. +
u 80. ,. i'u1'r, okla
EARLY JERSEY. Wakctci clnUnr,
hundred. toc. urrp,i Nancy lill
seed pouto,s hus.cl $3.50. ( o b.
Magazine send .u cents thousand tp
hupa slip orders. - go thousand. E e. 20.
Magazine. J. z llolhud. MlEnEuc.
SUDAN SrED-murr redeemed now
crop at SL1 per hundred Tho Scdg
vlrk Nluln Nils, ScdgWick. Kan
SUDAN SEED n CENTS 4 rOl NJ
NY station Herman schultz. II. .,
S,ogvick. Kan.
CNLuAGE plants. 700. SIC. tOl. t,2t.
bermuda and white Giopo onion
plants. Lppo. $50; pint now seed
peas or beans, .,n postpaid lg rN-
rt,sF, cabbage plants. ooo. S}7t.
stevenson Plant Grower. lurlNye AK.
SUDAN SEED Only while my own
EIown supply lasts Ht l1c Ier 10.
lou.ln lots, freight prepaid. iroc from
johnson grass. tested - percent C,Iwl-
nation Act nov, far NnG may not soc
this al pgaiu. J.. y, Mast Route No.
!. Hutchinson, Kan.
BERMUDA ONION PLANTS. genuine
90 600. 600 ready; prompt shipments
guaranteed: 1000, s. %; 5000, si15:
10000 to $1,000, 81 per thousand Hun
drcd thousand. 500 (cNprcBs co'lccU.
ny parcel post. add 2jc per 1000. l..
\ Lind pc,luc. Tex
TREES AND SEEDS Don't place your
order until YOU see our prices pul
terms Save agents commission and
get wholesale prices Write TODAY FOR
cntnlog Seeds fresh and tested WinN-
IA Nurseries 4 Seed House. sl3l Sehrll
Rllg Wichita. Kan.
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M5YocGrW

4 I.r ,r. invoice about t2s00 90.
".fU u,Ina rooms. Ask Mr Pope. Ma
Nrlru, 200
uI.I b. wonderful opportunity foe
... lsa Irv q .1fo luyestfnent In good
paving. well established business In on
..ui ,Iy that mndo 100 percent last
...T luI CON get u limited amount of
'.H took iu hOrks Of $50 up: for par
'..'.rt ,If 0r write = VI. liornecker.
Am.r ~ IliF Oklnhoma CITY.
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THRtE GOOD HOTELS FOR SALE
M inom' strictly modern and ueWly
'u.rsEcd, l,,t ravIng hotel IN city; -
rooms well furnished. hset location ~
..'A 20 rooms. test corner In now oil
town doing fine. must roll =, once on
account ~ other business C.i01, Ok-
nN0ner
EuR SALE Plumbing shop In Okla.
l.ut CITY, well established rrd dolns
rn,i business wul invoice about g. =
%" owner is goinr into another busi-
l'' ONLY 70 son FOR selling no trade.
I'.H-' g."R nlIabpppn
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EoDAKs. FLIES AND FINISHING

KODAK FILMS developed nnf printed
We do superior work WTite fDr prize
iisi N" DO not rVrr'Uc quality Tor
nr"f W"si'uu Drug Cpuuny Oua
.mi Cit
KODAK FILMS doy,lonci free. pic.
tufrg &c. zach. guaranteed Nal 10
Tho picture shop 'hictr-hr. Dpr
fpH SALE 500 "a uu.t.i mH.r I.,.t.
m.u InU.I. r..I H. .,p uIst ,..t
.ni rnuud. cost ,... r,U nr s..
M g.fI
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Confectionery

8 0ur ouNu town corner. owner ro-
'H|n. A.A &c. Pope Maple 1850 wal
UIf '..
lrII thll luHIrrucr Luslnen, state
Hn'H"Y one ~ the big accident com-
r"..'. U.. renewal commissions So
'.T ~ .IE rlfe Oklnhomhu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-05

81 GEE TuMATO-Pe.nrc the public 20
years with 1900 bushels, per acre.
pl'asa write for fun Information N. G
MuGcc. Sun Marcos. TcXRs.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS

! VAST 10 buy furniture for . "a \
rooms, bedding. dishes, rugs fhy
cash walnut h3sI.lt
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AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCE SSOPIES
Used BUCKS

n you want one 300 irst.r'lss con.
d'Hn. see as. Terms tO rus..nsIu,e
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CONCRETE mixers. holsts boilers.
r.fsh'rs road machinery. new ana
t'.rud Hrud, BARGAINS ". 4. Brown.
lH,, IlUas. Texas.
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rs Rooms

s''..fs mod 10. European; Oklahoma
'.'. a.y'Hr l'p8". down town; owner
..N,. ilr,ursH. price 1900 on. lesss
f.I furniture AK Mr. Pope. our
tsrr'- M.u." 2sjU Walnut 22O.
IuT GIsIC EElEs. confectloneries,
rnHwing houHea. real estate, farms.
90. ask NJ lope. Maple 1850; Walnut
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NANUFACTURER's
NEPHFSFSTATIvF1S
go AFTHEn

WANTED.
4 MANUFACTURtNG CONCERN
WHICH HAS ALREADY DE-
NrDOPED ITS PRODUCT TO 4
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS
ARE usiNG IT IN DiPFEREET
SECTIONS or THE COUNTRY
AID THE LARGEST INDIiF-
TRIAL CONCERNS IN THE
WORLD HAVE ADOPTED AND
lNDpHSlD SUCH PRODUCT.
lNCLuplNG SUGAR REFlNlNG
COMPANY. WESTERN UNION
TELBjEhPn COMPANY. AMERi-
rtN TIN PLATE COMPANY.
United ~ ATES STEEL PROD
rcTS COMPANY maxwell
MOTORS COMPANY AND HUN
bHlbS OF OTHERS WISHES TO
sECC HE MANUFACTURERS
HONA CITY AND STATE OF OK
L.HOMA NSD TENNS.
thu PRODUCT ~ QUESTION
~ FSsENTf VI To- MODERN
BUSINESS EFFICIENCY AND
HAs PRACTICALLY UNLIMITED
FIELD ASD Is ~ TVHW-GROW.
lNf NATURAL DEMAND.
THE SALE pr THE PRODUCT
- HAcKtD ny NATIONAL. MAG
MI ADVERTISING. ETC.
fDR = CONSIDERATIONS WORK
ER WITH SALES ABILITY on
ENPERiTNIr THIc fc \ ONCE
lN-A-LiFr TIME OPPORTUNITY
TO SECURE s ORNAMENT,
STENpUY ISCPrkSrHG pt'si'
Nres or U1e pwN WITH AZ IN-
COVE LIMITED ONLY ny HIS
AHU 'Ty
\ SHNf.t INVESTMENT FOR
STOCK or MERCHANDISE AND
GOOD REFDREHCFs ARE RI
hIIRED ~ YOU ARE REALLY
'TERFS"FD. NRU PprpApTD
To 40 BUSINESS AID CAV
OF NLiF'N CALL ~ PERSON TO
SET NJ J. W t'r'NE IN
ROOM '5' LEE HrCKiNS no.
lEI or TELEPHONE FOR AP-
POINTNFNT
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SO Roorns

high class family hotel. 5-yesr lease;
SEN iuru.Hhlng Ask Mr.. Pope. Mapls
ig-7. Walnut 200
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St0-. IOCtl

~ you want g. Frll Your Nuulfurr.
riEs bedding, dl-h,s ana liu'n nN
Maple i5''.l and get mN h'g cash price
For SAIL Flyr rooms f.frtur.. boo.
Guiding ulnru' practically new Sew
Home rev ling .NIur l.fsu'u ~ fHt'u
~ once. apartment for rent AofIi W
1ih a.
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We pny moro fur AnythluH sales
WTincEdly nrd saturday ! O'Clock.
charles Anl1k Aurtioueort aO1 "
California, walnut b3Jf
lIsTLN. II ~ have my furniture luf
sale need N rugs, dishes. all
kinds onsl Maple slilJ
~ lr'A mgs fpf rnir onll mr lu fact
I wnut household goods ~ nll kinda,
am nttlng 40 30 rooms and need the
su. lis Walnut lHlf
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OFFICES AND sToRERooms
FOR RENT

CfflrE UOONs fUn NEST
one furnished IN baltimore liiiz
Cnrnrf brHnd A'r hni lluury
! l1lNlslll'D offices fur rent ~ uudrfu
Office building lhpna walnut blli
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dolly min capacity. to.hnie sin ca
poclty. local sale for all huh ana meaiI
min can run from to 10 months, 80,
600 cash. balance 6 percent. good rea-
son for selling. real bargain; detstls
on request, Tom u. Cuny. Hempstesd.
rCynH
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FURNITURE REPAIRED
CaDitOi Furniture and
Piano Repair Co.

Let us fcpalr nud tonnlsh ,0ur furuI
turc ard plano. our work r. ggrHuioci
CAL walnut 5t'e N-r West 10th
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ONLY confectionery In wa'onsa for
sale. selling on account of health
for terms, etc., write G. u Smnck, Boa
-. Wntongn, Okla
M OPPORTUNITY in In. nov oil
Held; For sale. our dry goods store,
ono of tho most up. Ia date In the cityi
| clean ms u ribbon, goods purchased OF,
old market; will sell st a bargain for
cash or part cash and terms nm bal.
| nncc, invuiS nhput $4,000 JONEN
pliy GOODS CO. sixth ana Polk St..
Amarillo. Tex
BAKERY WkNTEb-f have the easA,
" YOU really want 10 sell write me
what YOU have for snie Hob Christian.
ltOi Il. 10th, Oklahoma city.
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Do You Know


whore 90 buy automobile supplies fnr
css' Cot our prices and save money
yl5 OKLAHOMA AUTO ENCn l1ls
Mall order Auto Supply House,
,Os North broadway
FOR SALE-Buiok touring car. cN.cl-
lent mechanical condition. uriJsd
frht for quick sale. owner leaving
city. b-e26. OklRhoman,
FOR SALE--Oakinn light slv. S-pas.
sengrr good mechanical condition.
tires and battery practically new
Phone Walnut 1859.
LiAKY radiators. phone Maple 3iOS '1r
service car. PuckcU's Welding and
Radiator Works 5lj y, Hudson
FORD SEDAN body for sale. Addreg "a
savage DRUG Go. Hartshorne. Okla
MIR RADIATOR MAN, II viii pay YOU
to buy our corlng; NV,plcs ON re-
quest American Auto Radiator Mfg
2lS Eost English, Wichita. Kan
LARGE, 5-passenger car To trade Tor
Ford delivery car prctcrrod' 62s r. Sth
FlNE.PASSENGER 1918 model EmpIrc
touring car; good a. new, fuzzy
equipped, b.cylinder Red Seal Cont
ucgtRl motor. sell cheap for cash Call
Walnut t9qs.
For SALE Ford Coupcl,t. 1915 mode.
ONcihaulcd. rruuintcd and iu At ruol
shape; must sell quick aud for cash
Nal on Harrison Smith CO. phone
Walnut $40
HELMETS. coffee urns and auto radja
tors, not made IN Germany. repaired
5or up. Walnut 51lg ia y. oklahoma
Ave.
FOR SALE
Best buy In the state for tho cash
one Harley Davidson Electric equipped
motorcycle, 1917 model with side cnr
guaranteed to he IN the best Of Condi.
ton Call walnut ?2O6-R
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-06
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The extent OF recent decline in mar
kct prices for securities in general is
shown IN shrlnkagc Of S5S9, ,60o, 900 IN
value of Twenty-Five active stocks from
high total for 1919 of So. l43 o., ,5S3 to
around 81 .554 ,O00. 600 the present total, "
SAYS Paine, Wilbur & Co, OF New York.
British belief in the stability Of Bel
GUM and its future prospects Is in
dicated by the fact that 8 London syn
dicate mas granted a twentv-tive-year
loan to the Belgian government Of
10000, 900 pounds at ) per cent.
Subscribers to the private stock offer
ing Of the Goldwyn Pictures Corporation
viii receive notices Of allotment today.
A small amount only Of the stock issued
was offered privately and was heavily
oversubscribed.
Net earnings Of the Chandler Motor
Car Corp. for October before taxes we're
5000. SIG. which Is ~ an annual rate of
about So q share on the 10000 shares
outstanding.
Chandler is 10 excellent financial con-
dition and is still receiving orders WeIl
ahead Of deliveries It has coal supply
on hand sufficient TO run rs plant for
three months.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-06
STOCK MARKE.. QUIET;
FAVOR|TE SHARES DROP
Oils, Stccls, Motors and Equip
ments Heavy; Foods and To-
bacco Strong.
by Assoclated preas % Every Even,na

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
New York wall Street, Dec. 6.--Oils,
steels, equipments and motors represented
the heavy issues in today's brief stock
market session, while motor specialities
and food and tobacco shares represented
the firm to strong stocks.
In the main, however, trading consisted
of the usual weekend settlement of out
standing contracts, including moderate
covering of shorts. The coal shortage
and the Mexican situation were again
factors TO the extent Of reducing dealings
TO comparatively limited proportions.
Investment rails and sugars were in active
demand later The closing was firm.
Sales approximated 0,000 shares.
Ten thirty n. M losses of to 313
points were madc by the leading petroleum
with reactions approximnting point each
in equipments, feathers and kindred
speciatics General Motors was heavy
but motor accessories, especially the
rubber group, were moderately strong.
Rails moved within contracted limits,
excepting Norfolk 4 Western, which
gained Il points. Oils, notably Mexican
Petroleum, recovered part of their loss
within tho first half hour.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-06
DI..A iHS.

BRINToN-In this city on December ;.
1919. Edward I. Brinton. In his 63d
Relatives. friends. members OF Corin-
Ineton and Lafayette Chapter No. /. r..
4 NJ ana Employees oI The American
neral services at his late residence. No. 27
East Twent y-thi-d -. on sunday after
noon. DtCeIn her I. AZ 3 Q clock. In rment
RiNerYiew cemetery
DUNCAN-On December 5, 1912. Ben
amin F Duncan. in his Snth year.
Relatives and friends are invited % tend
tho funeral at his late residence. Marshall
ton. Del on Monday. December $, AZ 80
O'Clock SlrViccS and intcrmcnt AZ ~.
James J. r. Church stanton
EISHFR-In thts Ci1y on Deremhcr 4. 1919
lpaNld r. Fisher aged SO years.
Relatives and friends arc invited 70 attend
n funeral sGTE,cts a hss Lase rasiaence ,s,l,s
December ). ~ O'Clock Interment At
SHverhrook cemetery.
HYDE In this city. on December s. 1919.
relatives ana friends are invited 70 attend
he funeral from mis- late residence. $50 +.
Eighth street. on Wednesda! morning at
O'Clock. Requiem mass ~ 81. Mary Church
Internent 81 Cathedral cemetery
JACKSON-In this city on December 8.
1919. William J. Jackson. husband Of Ella
relatives ana friends and Brandywine
Conclave No. i. Hcptasophs p. q. :. or A.
Camp No y. also Beneficial ASSOCIATION
invited to attend the funeral services at
his late residence. 1918 Claymont street.
on Tuesday afternoon a , O'Clock Inter
rnent at >iiyerhrook cemetery.
MILES IN this city. on December t. 1919
RAYMOND w son of Raymond and Anna
Nlles aged year, 10 months
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
The funeral services at he residence OF his
part,ntS 9D6 Anchorage street. on Monday
afternoon. December =. at q clock. Inter
rlcnt al Cathedral cemetery
RILEY-In his city. on Decernber :. 1919
Rose l.. Riley.
Eeiatfvcs and friends arc invited 70 attend
the fuperai from the residence OF her
brother, James Riley. 203 ;. Grant avenue
Union Park Gardens on Tuesday morning
al 8 O'Clock Requiem mass al ST Thomas
Church Interment at Cathedral cemetery.
yA&I)uNlE-in this city. on February IL
1919 Norman L Nandoue Removal "a
body from vault 81 Whining ton and
Brandyv.nc cemetery 10 Laurel bel
ReistiveS and friends and mem bers Of
WASHINGTON Lodge Of PhilaGeip5is A r
A NJ who will have charge OF the
rrDers, are invited 70 attend the services
a. Laurel cemetery upon ne arrival Of
tram lpaving iimiDgloo az lu.46 a. n
T'euusylvania station. or Sanda! morning
December :. 1nterInent 81 Laurel cemetery
YOI S-rn THIS city. on Ijtcen1per g. 1919.
Mar, wife Of rhe late Henry 1ous
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend
,he funeral from her late residence, pig
NORTH Franklin street. On Tuesday morn
Ing al , O'Clock. Requiem mass at 81 Paui's
Gssuetery. Please omit flowers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-06
PHILA. PRODUCE MARK ET.
by Associated Press TO Every Evening

by Associated Press To Every Evening
Philadelphia, Dec Com, higher;
No. 2, yellow on spot, l70ai -
Oats. higher; No. |. white, S8ass y;
No 2. white, 81 saSS; No 3, white, sc L a
81.
Butter. lower western. creamery. ex-
ira, 1919; nearby prints, fancy, Slas3.
Cheese, firm New York and Wiscon-
Sin full milk 81 l6a33
Eggs, higher; nearby firsts 26 40 per
case; do, current, $3.50, western extra
firsts, 26AO; do, firsts, 2i90a25 80;
fancy selected. packed, 0Sal 90 per dozen
Live poultry. lower, fowls rs to quality,
24a32. chickens, as to quality. 23a21 !;
roosters, 21a22, ducks PelSin, ;32a34 do,
Indian runner, 2Sa30, do, Muscoyy, 24a-
&c: turkeys 36a3S; geese, 2ia26
Dressed poultry, firm; fowls, fresh kill
ed choice to fancy, 33a36, DO. small sizes,
24a30; roostcrs. ii; spring ducks. near
by, 40a4l. do. western. 3Saf0; broiling
Jersey, f3a4S, do, other nearby 35ai5,
do. western choice, 3Sa40; roasting chick
ems, western, 27a3I, western milk fed
chickens, as to size and quality. 22a54 !,
turkeys, nearby. 46ai7; do. falr 81 good.
43a45: western fancy, 45a46, do, fair to
good. 40a43, geese western, 2Sa30
Tailow. quiet, prime city, loose f6a-
l64; do, special, loose. I6ai634 prime
eountry, i5l, ediily, IN tierces, Is zalo
Bran. flrmer; soft winter bran, western
in 100 pound sacks. 81 00ais 30 per ton.
spring bran. in 100 pound sacks, 46.90a
sc. 50
Flour, quiet, steady: soft winter.
straight, western. 1n00ai0.50; do, do,
nearby, o65a 600: hard winter, straight
120Oal2 80: do, short, patent. l3aoa-
1850; spring. first clear, o75alO25; TO
patent. 130oai400; do abort patent.
1400ali50; fancy. spring and city mills.
atent, family brand l450alJ.Oo
Potatoes. higher, nearby, Ne |. PR
basket, GOAL 10, do. lower grades. 4oa65;
Penna, No |, 100 pound sacks, 270a
500: New York and Maryland per 100
lbs 200a2 20, Jersey, No |. per basket,
9Oall0; lower grades. 40a65
Hay. steady; timothy. No. |. 33 00a
81 90: do. Ne ,. 30O0a3i 90. do, No 2,
2700a2S.00; clover mixed hay, light
mixed, 3000a5l 90; No. l, mixed, 2700a
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