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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-05-23

these lessons and meetings the chill
dren get good basis to work on, in
the rudiments of hygiene, how to fight
mosquitoes and flies and many things
that will be most useful to them as
future citizens and housekeepers."
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-05-23
NOT MISSED

Versailles, May 23.-(By the Asso-
ciated Press Count Won Brockdorff-
Rantzau and his colleagues on the
German peace delegation who left
Paris yesterday for Spa are expected
to return Sunday. There is no indica-
ton that their absence is interfering
with the progress of negotiations, the
remaining delegates proceeding with
the work as usual.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-05-23
WAITING ON THE WEATHER

Washington, May Weather
conditions at Ponta Delgada were
still unfavorable for resumption of
the transatlantic flight by the NC-4
today, according to reports received
here.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-05-23
BROOM SPECIAL FOR
SATURDAY AND MONDAY

These brooms are made az ~ood
quailty broom corn, strongly sewed
and durable Regular IS cent ard 4
2rooms. Now to be had at so cert.
why Pay More?" B. GOLDMAN
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-05-23

Pound paper, all eolors, so cent? =
pound Envelopes to match Is cents
per peckages at the Anti-MonoDol,7
Drug Store 2O-6t
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-05-23
ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP AMERI-
CANS

Washington, May 23.-An attempt
was made to demolish the American
legation building at San Jose, Costa
Rica, Monday night by bomb, ac-
cording to state department advices
received today. Only slight damage
resulted.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-05-23
EsTHONIANs MOVING UP

London, May 23.-Esthonian forces
are rapidly approaching Petrograd
from the west. according to an official
statement issued at Esthonian army
Headquarters.
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An elegant line of graduating pres
ents at THE BOOK SHOP. st
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-05-23
CONGRESSMAN kahn
REGISTERS A KICK
Says Real Terms of Peace
Treaty are Different
from Summary

Washington, May 23.-Early with
drawal of the entire American army
from Europe will be demanded by
Representative Kahn. chairman of the
House military committee, when he
speaks before the House on his two
months investigation of conditions in
the American expeditionary army.
Mr.. Kahn returned to Washington to-
day and Immediately began organiz-
ing his committee.
: The American troops, Mr.. Kahn
said, he found liked neither French
nor British troops and he reiterated
there was no doubt that both of the
latter were beaten when the Ameri-
can army stepped in.
Mr.. Kahn announced he would press
for publication of the full terms OF
the peace treaty Immediately. TIE
published summary, he declared, was
far different from the treaty itself
and he predicted the American people
would receive great many sur
prises when they study it carefully"
I SHERMAN WANTS THEM SEP
Washington, May 23.-A resolution
declaring it the sense of the Senate
that the covenant of the league of ma
tions be separated from the peace
treaty when it is submitted for rati-
fication was introduced in the Senate
by Senator Sherman, republican, of
Illinois, today.
JOHNSON DEMANDS FULL TEXT
Washington, May Ex-senator
johnson of California, called up for
consideration in the Senate today his
resolution asking the state depart
ment to furnish the Senate the COM
plete text of the peace treaty.
WAR RISK BILL
Washington, May 23.-The Senate
today passed without debate OF
amendment the deficiency appropria-
tion. bill adopted yesterday by the
House carrying forty-five million dol
lars for war risk allotments to fam
lilies of soldiers and sailors and for
dependents of civil war veterans. The
measure now goes to the president.
ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP AMERI.
CANS
Washington, May 23.-An attempt
was made to demolish the American
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Peptone.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-05-23

Weather Forecast: Generally fair
tonight and Saturday.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-06-13
DOCTORS SAY
he New CHLOMEL
S Best MEDICINE
NEH VARIETY. CALLED icaLO.
fa1s, i PURIFIED And RR.
FINED FH0H NAHsRATfsG ASD
sALIFATING EFFECTS III.
DECIMAL VIRTUES RETAINED
ID IMPROVED

According . the worlds greatest
physicians I'D medical authorities.
calnmal W the Hesi and nosi
universally uHeful Of all medIeinea
Medical authorities prescribed nalO.
mel Tor almost ever disease and
explained TIM II Va the ba.I and
snfezI Of all system purifiers. They
saY That ealomei olsaaaes the liver,
stomach. bowels and kidneys and
purIHes the blood from all poIsons
making the system pnrs and clean
80 that nature can quickly restore
the health.
Nov thai seiene. has purified
caionel OF II its nanseatInE and
dangerous qualities. NJ new md of
cal0mel, called "CaIozabs,s i even
more popular than ne old. - a
liYeT=eleanseT and system purifier
calolabs are more effective t1an the
old ztyie ealomel, yet aro entirely do.
lighIfnl IN effect - caloIab at
bedtime. with 4 swallow OF water
thaI5a all % nausea. no SAT-. nor
the slightest anplaHHaninaaa Next
morning yon awake feeling tn, with
a hearty appetite or breakfast
Eat Hhat You please and g where
you please=@Ihere Is no restriction Of
habit or dIel or danger Of salvation.
oaIotabs are sold only in original.
sealed packages, price lhl1ly=iiye
cent. Your druggist recommends
and guarantees Calofabs, an VIII
refund your money : you aFa not
delighted viii them.-lady.l
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D1n.E forget thai u the United
States one II every eIght marriages
ends n divorce or separation. chiefly
because these warnings are nj OBJ
served.
NJ parish ought u be blown up,
The only way to deaI With It would
be 10 put fourteen batteries Of 5-Inch
guns On Malvern Hills. clear the peo-
pie ont and blow the parish to pieces.
and then rebuild it. it Tor man to
dive IN" Thai Is how he Rev. :. A.
Studdart Kennedy, vicar of St. PauI's
church, Worcester. I'm. would pro-
coed 10 secure better housing eondi-
tions. he told large gathering IN
theater OF thai place.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad fast
freight 81, New York to 81 Louis. was'
boarded by probably three men FRI.
day night and robbed OF large
quantity OF whisky. tobacco : end
other merchandise while It was labor
ing u the I7=n1ile grade near Terra
Alta. " Va. The tran robbers are
said - have broken the United States
IGovernment seals IN the door OF
cars and entered. It as said b an
Official that the men probably we're
West YirginIana and lad taken the
whisky to bootleg In West Virginia
towns.
Jesse NJ Harden, the HighffeIa eoal
dealer one Of the principals ! The
Judas Kiss and breach OF promise
affair. appeared before Clerk Of the
Court Edward Oswald. II HagerzI0wn,
May II and made application or
marriage license. He was accom-
panied by hrs. Mary A. TaIe. a
Philadelphia widow, wno il 70 1e his
bride. Harden is II years Oh and
the bride gave her are as 50 years.
Both we're aInIiingly happy oFar the
coming event bat asked The elaTE not
to let il become public hat the mar
riaEe license had been procured.
The Memorial Day exercises at
Winfield on Friday Iast were un-
usually impressive. As for many
years past they we're under The
direction Of Washington camp
No :. Patriotic Orders Sons Of
America, of Winfield IN the morn
ing parade. with members q the
g. 4 T., soldiers OF ne recent war,
school children and members af the
p. Q. 5. OF \. headed > the Morgan
Chapel Band. marched 10 the aeme-
tery and the graves o deceased sol
dierH we're marked viii fiakz and
flowers. Round Top vas crowded
with great lhrongs o. people md at
the memorial services in the after
nom Secretary ~. + Barnes pre-.
sided After prayer ! Rev Edgar
T. Read, addresses xene delivered by
States Attorney V I seasTook,
PaaI state President y the !. :. 9.
of !. Rev. Edgar 7. Head am Rev.
Paul Yoder.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-06-13
n. HlsIer ozEed = IaaIrszIIzz.

Sons time : 1908 zen - m
attack i Indigestion - everything
looka1 gloomy 7 me. received i
free zampie Q GhamIaEIzIn's TzHIafs
by nj. ! - them : trial and
they ere sue haIn . me - /
bought ; paEEaza. an : can ruth
full. zay tt h not r. d
similar attaeE HInco. lilies -. j.
lMjHIH#= DouaI=z=1Ille. =
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-06-13
Fer the Relief Of Rheumatic Pains.

When you have Stiffness and sore
mess Of the muscles. aching joints
and ind It difficult u move without
pain Try mazaaging he affected parts
With ChamberIain.z Linlm.nl. II
VII relieve the pain and make rest
and sleep possible.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-06-13
When Ter Back Aches
4 Heman FIaas Al uer EneTEg aRd
Ambition slipping AVA.

Amnl.z.a shipping Avail
NazIminzIar women know hov the
ache and pms thai oItan coms when
tha Kidneys fail maE4 life : burden.
naeEaeho. hIp pains. headaches. dizzy
spells. distressing urinary troubles.
ar frequent Indications or uezk kid
ne md should - checked n time.
Doaa1s Kidney pills re for Ihe kid
me- only. 1hey attack kidney dis
sasea BY striking i tn cause
Here's prooT . thelr merit In West
minister woman's words:
- O. :. 1ankert. : Pennsylvania
aYe. says: About ~ year. go
haI severe attack . kidney trouble
an6 suffered very mueh. ~ bach
PANIED and : IaIt - I'D ! couldn't do
M Homework. ! tried different
remedies without much benefit. :
friend told me Of Deans Kidney
PIlIz and : cot q Hoz at IH9 shaR
DrHE Co. : I'll ~ Doansz Kidney
- whenever nd them = they
aTa wonderful kidney medicine"
Zee o0e. It 81 dealers. Don't
simply ask Or q Kidney remedy get
D0aIsa Kidney PiIIa-IIle Hazna that
n BanK.TI haz. Foster MIlburn
c.. Mfgrs.. buffalo. :. Y.
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81 mis- II md Tzzs IL III Yoa.

= his u md e II - You.
: nan oIIen forgeIH the exaHI name
% IHa article 40 wishes 70 purchase.
~ - q II resort Zakes something
e.. Instead That : always 1lsap=
pointing u unzaIIsfacloT. The
So Way : = cut Is out - take
/ i IN 20 . AZ = make IRE o
getting GHznIDerlaIH=z Tablets. You
- ind HaIHIng uuIIs 20 satisfactory
= constipation an indigestion.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-06-13

Furthermore, the new ad-
justment applies to every
Diamond Tire Of future Or past
sale, including tires n the
hands OF user or dealer.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-14
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore, Nd. Aug. 13-Prices on tn. locsr
produce TaTkr' ranged as follows
BCTTER-Cream:ry fancy. per ID, 5;assc do
cholrs, Itr h. 5-a5f"; good, per H. 55a5lc print,
PR h. 5.ltot; blocks. pr ID, 57a5ac; ladies' per
II, &c; Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA roIi. Ne,
Ii. +Ss sisc, Ohio rolls. Per %. 46a47c: West vir
Enla rolls, r"r lb l6t47c; store packed. rsr IN
Sc Maryland Virginia and PennsvIrsnis dir,
prints. per b. i6af7c; process butter. Ter lb 50,
EGGs-Maryand. Pennsylrani. and nearby
nrsts, per doz, &c; Western frsts. per doz &c
west lrslnIa hrsts, per doz. &c; Southern frsts
Nc. All loss OF
LIVE POULTRY-Chicken, old hen, .
lts and over, per 10. SC: small to medium p.r
10, &c; white Legho<rs, per h. sc; old roostsrs
per II. 2c; spring. ~ lbs and over Ter Ii s7c.
DO "a to = lis. pr lb. &c; do smaller nsr
10 'oc, white LeSIorus. Il. lbs and over. p.r II
Sc do smaller. uer 10. 3ic. Ducks. young Pes.
ms lbs and over. Ter b. Sic; puddle. per Ib.
SOc; Muscnyy. per ID. sOc; su1s,ler, thin. 15s2s.
do. old, 3aosc. Pigeons youns. per pair, 2;ssO
old, per pair. CJss0c. Guinea fowls younr a,
70 size, each, 90Cal.4O.
FRUlTS-Apples, Early Harvest, No. bbI
35Oa45o; do. No. ?, Dbl. 2JOa3 o.: do. No /
per bas l.T5a20o; do, No. 2. per has. lal. 90. 40
as TO quality, per 48 basket, 5a65cr do, West.
ern Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA. pscked
No. ]. D. H. Dbl, 50Oa7OO; do. hammer 800
80; backbeTies, cultivated. per quart. soa23c
do, Wild, HeT quart, lSa2c. Cantalourss Esstsr,'
Shore Of Maryland and Virginia, standard rer
crate, 75calOof do, do, ponies Der crate xa 10 .
90, native. pcr basket. 5Oaeoc; dams.ns, per lb,
uueAlSoerr'es per quart. lsa22c; peaches,
Arkansas Albert1s, as TO quality, Der crat.. 0Na
$50; do, Mountain. as to quality Der crate > noa
80; do. per 4S bas, 75csl.5o; do. per bns mi,
200; do, Eastern Shore Of Maryland and yir.
ginis. per box, l.soa200; do, Der crate I noa2 m.
DO per bas 5ocal0; do. native. per bas, nsal. e
The Washington herald., 1919-08-14
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

The wholesale market prices yesterday gsns-d
about as follows
EGGs-suictly fresh q; average rec,,p;, a,
Southern sc.
CHEESE = New York state factory. who'll,
milk. SIC.
BUTTER-S'sndsr1 creamery, 6iaGc
LIVE POULTRI-RooS per H. &c: tu-
te.s per 10. 35aiOc: chicken lIAiug per H.
sac: hens, PEI h S-a5!; keats. yo.rs. eacA
4oa5cr
DRESSED POULTRY Fresh-killed sprins
chIcaous. ler Ii 40ai2 hens, p"r II, = rCOSt-
crs per IL. 22c TURKEYS per b. 4OsisS.
PORk-Smsl and ueat. &c. medium. 24ci
heavy. Zsc5c.
LIVE STOCK - C,lres. Iac, lambs. y.Iec
she~p. 4a6c.
GREEN FRUITs-Apples. rtr bbl. new. ua
80; hnsks: ooa2 -: Cslitorris lemons rcr
, hc1 5 sJa5 50; T1nesrTles. Ter crstc Sda7to
California organss 5c1a6. 50 blacFterr.es. 3Js2S
per at peach :, 2coai q per crate.
NEGETABLES-New T-tstoes T~r hhl 6n1l
6 81 No >, ? soa3 o1 string beans. Ter bel
: IA n: rNppers. pr crat" Sal 50; okrs. rrr
qt col2S radsheS, per 100. lC2a2 g c,Ic,unbers
Ter box, Sal y eggplant. 2njac y rer cTate
com nearby, per dozen, -5a5S cabbage. new
25's5 - Ter hbl: bects. :aJ Ier bunch: Ie;tuce
2n0a2 o per basket y Y. celery. sOoas % per
cTsts; celery rer foz aosl %: romsne lettuce
ooal IS; squash, 4ca7S per crate: sTrl-s onisn,
? 5ias % PIT 80 bunches: onions p-r basket
2G'a2jN. tomatoes. nearby. oos2 ; Tyr crate:
sweet potatoes, sjoa9O0 Per Dbl lamS, per
EE4T RI
The Washington herald., 1919-08-14

pears bartlett. per - has 75cAl .: do Ter bus
Sss. l5Cs2D; ether varieties. per f3 has. 5oca
100: do, h7Is. Gna2 %: pinsapples. Florida lss
As, ss. BE. 0Oa60o: do. IS and IS. 50oa5 90
pums. Per ID. iajc; wsterna.ons. Anne Arundel
selects per 100. 45.ooatO CO. do MARYLAND. Viz.
ginia and Deswsre selects per 10 ioUs5ooo
do all sectors, primes. Icr 100 o0.Ona25
POTATOES - Sweets. new, North Carolina
No. !. per Dbl, 7.5nas5o; do Eastern Shore Of
Virginia. No. |. ger bbl sOn2o %: yams, all
seclions. No. l, PEI bbl. s 0fa7 90; sweets and
vans, No. .. Per b5l. 3JOaisO, do. No :. rer
hhl, 2.5Oa2oo; do. white. new. native, No. |. per
10 lbs 35ls375; do. No 2 per 100 lbs. ? 2Oos2 80;
do. Ter bus has, 2oOl2 3; Rappahanncck. new.
No. / per bhl. 6O0a675: do. No 2 per bbl
25oa40l: do. North Carolina and South Caro-
lima. No. /. 6ro4s7 -; do No . per hbl. 5 5Oa
i.O): do Norfolk HamTden, No !. Per hhl eooa
Is; Dc. No. > Tfr hhI. 5 J0sio0: d. York River
No. !. Per hb. 6CC.67.. do No >. per bol. 81
al 10. DO. Ess'eTn shore. No. rsr hbl 6o0l
70: do No. ,. per hbl 35Oa4OO. No. : all sec
tlcns. rer hb'. 2tOa2,O
VEG EGETABLES-Beans, native. green. Per bus
A7cs o.: do. srri~Elesr per bus 6OlsJc .imas. PER
faus hamN,r 50s2t0. do. ~ IS Sas. l.ljal.25
hectz. Ter N:rch Cs,~: cabbage pcr bun
dred ='oso %; carro.s Iar bunch. 2a5c: eel
o-,. New YORK Washed. Ter hIrch tO-7sr. do
roLsA, prr c1te. 4Ola6OD; corn, native. per
dDTel, l1s.h, curmharS pr bas. sal egg
plants. Norfolk, T,r Narry crate. OOz350; do. ns
tive pnr has. LOOul . lettuce New York, fancy
per hox or has, 5oa2 %; do poor and leafy, per
hoN has Seal %; do native. yer bus, 6Dcal %
crlors. Maryland and Prnusy lIsnia, Yellow. per
10 lbs ; 0ol2sO. d. white per 100 lbs. .ooa3 %
bss zna;5c squash. native. per - has 27a3nc
tomatoes. native. as N quality. per has, eOa75c;
Do. Tarti1g stock rrr hIs. IoAl 3 turuils ma
tive pe- has 40a5G~
The Washington herald., 1919-08-14

food OF letters protesting
against high prices charged by
local food merchants is pouring
into the office of United States
District Attorney John E. Laskey.
They urge him to do something
Some of them complain of the high
price of butter, others complain Of
the price of milk. and others deal
with alleged rent profiteering.
One woman wrote in enclosing a
pasteboard wrapper from a half
pound package OF butter, which she
said was one of two packages
making a pound that she paid At
the rate of IS cents a pound. while
other dealers. she asserted. were
selling butter at a lower price.
One government official wrote in
complaining OF the high price Of milk
Others complain of the price Of meat,
eggs and other foods. complaining
that the particular dealer from whom
they purchased these ihin-s was
charging more than others.
When a quantity Of food is discov-
cred. which would lead the District
attorneys office to believe that
boarding or the intent to hoard is
going on. it will he libellel and sold
to the public so quickly that the
hoardcr will not have chance to
cover up his acts.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-14
COTTON MARKETS.

New York Aug l3-Rsnewcd spprehenSon
over the railroad labor situation, following the
circulation If r-pous that Samuel Gompers,
president If the American Federation Of Labor,
who is now abroad had come out in favor
q the demands # the workers for an equal
voice in the administration Of the lines led
to incTeas-d Local and outside pressure against
Cott u today and the undertore Of the market
weaken Wall Street and Southere-s were
among the sellers The tnal downturn. which
occurred toward midafteDOon. was preceded BY
irregular changes in quotations. as buying or
selling orders appeared Business dragged
throughout the session.
Spot here quiet al a decline of 90 points
to a $ cents f-r middling: there were no sales.
SPIT at Nv Orleans was quiet and unchanged
at 81 3 ccuts for mddng; the sales were 81
bales
Today : port receipts totalled ssl2 bales while
experts aggregated 5652 bales.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-14
Include Drug Prices
In H. {. Of L. Crusade

Birmingham. Ala, Aug. l3.-Drugs
will be included in the probe of prices
OF necessities of life in the North Ala
bama district. United States Attorney
Erie Pettus announced today. Pro
prietary medicines will be under fire
along with other drugs. Mr.. Pettus
says an alleged banana trust" in
Birmingham also will he investigated
Investigations already are under
way Of alleged rent profteering. Real
estate agents today assert they We
come the probe.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-14
URGING LASKEY
TO TAKE ACTION
Letters to District Attorney
Complain Against All
Food Prices.
Cleveland Attorney Acts
TO Lower Prices, Obeyed

Cleveland. Ohio, Aug. 13.-
Lower your prices Mt once"
United States Attorney wertz
gave this order - large Cleve-
land grocery company.
Evidence of profteering by
this concern has been obtained,
he wired Attorney General Pai-
mer at Washington.
Goods are sold at a net pront
Of III to Is cents a pound. said
Wertz.
Commodities sold at this prort
included coffee. butter, osSs.
dried peaches, prunes, bacon and
lard.
II these prices are not revised
downward at once action will he
taken by the Federal govern
ment." said wertz.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-14
Financial News--Stock Market Prices
G0MpERS TALKS,
MARKET DROPS
Endorsement of Rail Nation
alization Causes Raid in
Wall Street.
By BROADAN WALL.

New York, Aug. 1S.-Another raid in
the stock market carried prices down
sharply in the last hour today. II was
based on announcement that Samuel
Gompers had come out in favor Of the
Plumb plan Of railroad control.
Just at the close word was received
from Butte that the metal workers Of
the Anaconda Copper Company had
gone out on strike. They constitute
but small percentage Of the en-
ployes. but any strike now is looked
on as a breeder OF trouble. All day
long there were rumors Of a coming
strike on the local street car lines,
but in the afternoon announcement
was made Of 10 per cent advance in
wages, which is expected to settle the
trouble.
Money was not as high as had been
expected. The Street has been fear
ing Withdrawals by the government.
German exchange went to a new low
record.
As the raiders had no particular
reason to attack special stocks, all
securities suffered about alike. The
market opened strong. Some material
advances were recorded with the first
quotations Many Of these were i'm
proved in the first hour. Then the
market became dull. and this dullness
warned professionals to take profits.
The proflt-taking sales shaded prices
so much that an attack in force was
made late IN the day. The early ad-
vauces had been 50 large that net
losses were not important. In fact.
many issues showed net gains for the
day. The close was distinctly weak
and very active.
American Telephone was the first
issue to show distinct weakness. and
1t closed with a net loss Of about four
points.
Buying Of petroleum stocks and
particularly of Mexican Petroleum
and Pan-AmeTiCan. was traced to the
very strongest financial interests con-
nected with that industry.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-14
COTTON RANGE.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
BY JOSEPH r. PRITCHABD

Chicago Aug. l3-Foreign demand for malt
was reflected in barley today when new higa
prices for the crop were established. Futures
were up &c to 2lgc and cash barley Dc TO 4c
higher, with sales at SlS 10 as2 California
pounds f. O. b. Gulf ports Barley Of inferior
grade was reported selling at s. a bush.l in
England
Southern corn was being offered Memphi,
Tenn, reported Texas points offered new crop
corn delivered at Memphis at S2Oa
September futures were up ltc to S,--wbils
December declined sc to &c. and Nav W.,
ltc TO NC lower
Oats showed net gains of lc to INC. senti.
ment favored the bull side Seabosrd traders
asked for offerings on old oats. but foreign
markets were bidding anywhere from Sc to &c
out Of line. The hog products market was dru
and closing prices showed losses of aoc to 42Isc
Grain and rroyision fIturss bor, ,,l.z -
The Washington herald., 1919-08-14
What Happened in Our
Busy City.
VIII Have TO Move.

Residents in the block between
New York avenue. H street, Twelfth
and Eleventh streets northwest, will
be obliged to leave their homes
within the next few days or be
evicted. The lots are to be cleared
for the new terminal OF the Wash
ington. Baltimore and Annapolis
Railway.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-14
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Aug a-BUTTER-Msrkst ,tsad-.
sated and unsalted fresh creamery extras, 5la
81: hrsts j2a56; higher than extras 54ls.55
Statr dairv tubs 46a5ys.
ESE-NaTSst weak: STATE whole milk
specials, EIIsdJE4 fancy. 5O1sa3l. lower grades.
2,a7C, Wisconsin whole milk. fancy Young Amer
lCas. Sc: State SKINS specials 23a@: choice.
l9s2I: fair TO good I4sls lower grades. 7aI5
EGGS-Markst weak. Nsarhv white fancy, 6sa
6s brown, 5sa62; extra. 54a55: frsts, 4Saia
The Washington herald., 1919-08-14
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

New York. Aug l3 -Tod.l CiosIuE rates {
exchange on principal foreign markets Ue!e
Sterling. demand, i3iL cables. 49,
Bankers. GO days. 4"7iz: 20 dsss. ID.
Frsnce. checks, ~: cabl-s. rs
EeIEium, checks, 6 oi: cables. sn,
Germany. checks. 81; cables. :.
Austria. checks. 40 cable. =
Holland. checks 35ls; cables -, SIS
IraIv checks, 80; cables 9.C6
swiss. checks. SO; cables. 56s
The Washington herald., 1919-08-14

superintendent of police, with the
suggestion that a man from the
ranks of the department who has
endured the hsrdships and faced the
dangers" OF the police department.
be placed in hts stead
The Washington herald., 1919-08-14

ers' Day September IL. q legal hoIi-
day in Maryland. with the Maryland
State Society with an entertainment
and a series of tabIeaux at Wilson
Normal School under the auspices
of the community center.
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Reception Tonight nt Y. VI. III. A.

A reception for Gilbert Harris.
Misses Rebecca Applestein and
Esther Rosenfeld, Jewish weIfa re
Board workers, will be given TO-
night by the Young Mems Hebrew
Association and the Young women's
Hebrew Association in the club
rooms at Eleventh street and Penn
sylvanis avenue.