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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-17
Schupp Traded For Snyder

New York, July 16.-Ferdinand Schupp, pitcher of the New York, na- tional league club, was traded to the St. Louis Nationals in exchange for catcher Frank Snyder. .Schupp was one of the most promising of the younger hctpretfohsaN younger pitchers of the National league before he entered the army, but since his discharge has been unable to re- gain the control which made his box work so effective
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-17
CLEANER TREATED
 BY CH|ROPRACT|C Criticisms of MoleswOrth Are Unjust, Says Lame
 Baron Pitcher

"Whfteyo Glazner, whose arm
 went lame in the eighteenth inning
 of Tuesdny's game, is now under
 the care of q chiropractic. It de-
 veIOps that a nerve in Glazner's arm
 suddenly went wrong thereafter he
 was hardly able to raise his hand.
 "Whitey expects the injured salary
 wing to respond to treatment ra-
 pidiy and hopes that he may be
 able to take his turn on the mound
 again within the next ten days.
 Whether he is too optomistic or not remains to be seen. At any rate consid- erable criticism of Molesworth is be- ing heard for leaving Glazner in the box for so long a time. The Baror however is really not to blame according to 'Whitey" who declares he insisted all along that he was in shape to go ahead and says he never felt better in his life when he mounted the hill in the last frame.
 Glazner's demonstration of grit and the fact that he is a local boy have comb bined to make him very popular with the fans who are hoping that the injudy will heal in the next 'ew days.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-17
Regular Vote Scale

The Daily and Sunday Age Herald by carrier in Birmingham and towns where carrier service IS maintained:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-17
Red Sox Get Paul Musser

Des Mones, Iowa. July 16-Paul Mus ser, pitcher of the Des Moines Western league baseball club, was sold today to the Boston Americans. He will re- port at once.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-17

Hustle. plus votes, equals an au- tomobile. It adds pleasure. divides time, subtracts commonplaces of life and multiplies your friends.
 Mrs. F. T. Watts says she intends to land this gold prize and one hun dred. Mrs. Watts recently returned from Washin gton and comes back determined to land one of the big cars.
 Who said the field had been worked? You would suspect that one of the biggest merchants in Birmingham had already heen seen. wouldn't you? One of the candi- dates turned in his yearly subscrip- 'tion yesterday.
 Numerous inquiries from friends of Miss Nancy Lavender leads me to believe that she is going to re- ceive some excellent support dur ing the last club and gold offer. A few subscriptions would place Miss Lavender to the top of the list.
 Gable Grainger of district No. has made some wonderful progress in the vote standings lately. Her friends would like to see her land one of The Age Heralds prize cars.
 Second payments are like mak-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-17
No. 10.

ng two blades of grass grow where one grew before.
 Nearly everyone in district No. 9 is watching the progress of Mrs. J. c. Lee. Jr. who is hustling for votes. It has been rumored that Mrs. Lee is building a new garage She wants one of the gold prizes. too.
 A recent entrant to district No. 5, Mrs. Dora Mcdonald. secured new club in one day. Mrs Mcdonald says: The Roamer for mine"
 Don't depend altogether on your friends. Be independent. Go fish, ing on your own hook.
 Miss Olivia Doan writes that she is having some wonderful success on this offer She writes: Please send me some more receipt books at once"
 Mrs. Katie Cherry says she is go- ing to - soon. and that she ex- poets big returns from that place. Mrs. Cherry is now doing her best for the s1G0 prize. then the Roamer.
 This S0.000 extra vote and $200 gold offer is some humdinger, and it's going to be the biggest offer of the campaign.
Evening journal., 1919-05-09
Soc Chiffon White VoiIe for Gradua-
ton Dresses, extra special at 3ec

Only three pieces of this fine White
Wolfe; 38 inches wide, at this special
Anniversary Sale price. Our regular 59c
number for 39c yard.
80 pieces sheer summer weight Main
sook, SO inches wide; our regular 45c
a yard one, for the Anniversary Sale at
38c yard.
Dimity Checks and Stripes for baby
clothes and COO lwalsts; regular 45c
and SOC a yard, for the Anniversary
Sale only, 39c yard.
And be sure TO make your selections
for your summer dresses from our big
line of superb Printed Voiles. The
greatest assortment in the city, soc,
6Oe, 75c and up to $l.95 yard.
The White Goods-frst floor.
Evening journal., 1919-05-09
AT THE DRESS GOODS COUNTER

About ten pieces of light and dark
grounds of stripes and figures,in mo-
hair; very suitable for the coming
summer wear for skirts and suits, both
stylish and durable, will be offered in
this May sale for s9c and 6sc per yard.
Two pieces each of handsome, dark
brown, all wool Serge; $1.25 and
$500 quality, which go in the May sale
for $1.09 and $1.69 per yard. For gen.
eral wear, separate skirts and suits,
these are choice bit.
One piece of Army Cloth, liz yards
wide, $500 per yard, and no better
looking skirting made. One piece of
Army Cloth, l 12 yards wide, $500 per
yard; nearly SOC below the regular
price.
One piece of Reseda Wool Crepe, 46
inches wide and two skirt patterns
wool charmeuse-at $109; our regu-
lar $3.50 and $3.50 qualities. One
piece each of Hunters Green and Re-
seda all wool Poplins; 1925 quality
for $1.79 per yard.
Evening journal., 1919-05-09
OrEN 9 4 NJ
CLOSE $50
SAT. 8 p. m.
ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL,
SILK GLOVES, sec PAIR

Black or white, all sizes, unusually good
values for this special price, 59c pair.
WHITE, GREY or BLACK silk Gloves,
of fine quality special for 69c.
WHITE KID Gloves, with black en-
broidery and black ones with white embroid.
for $1.69.
WASH KID GLOVES, champagne or
white, the S2.25 quality. Anniversary Sale
Price, at only S1.89.
WHITE CHAMOlSETTE Gloves, also
with contrasting stitching, special at 89c pr.
Evening journal., 1919-05-09
VENICE BANDINGs, SPECIAL FOR 2sc

These popular trimming Laces have been
selling for 49c and SOC yard. They are q
10 inches wide. A good thing at 29c. Bet
ter get some tomorrow.
CLUNY EDGES and INSERTIONS, were
121ac and 15c, now &c yard.
White and colored CORSET COVER EN-
BROlDERY. A lot Of regular 79c a yard
ones for SOC yard, and few 35c ones for
29c.
Embroidery Bandings of fine quality, re-
duced to 19c, 29c and 39c yard
Embroidered Voiles for skirts and summer
dresses; regularly $125 a yard, nov re-
duced to e9c yard
Regularly s1O0 a yard, now reduced to
79c yard.
Lace Dept--hrst floor.
Evening journal., 1919-05-09
DAINTY DRESSES FOR YOUR LITTLE TOTS-ANNIvERsARY
SALE PRICES THAT SHOW BIG SAVINGS IN


Pretty Dresses that have been S175 are in this sale for
only $1.39
Sevceab little Dresses that S9c apiece are reduced for
this sale to 69c each.
Everyday Rompes-and rompers save SO muchare in
Portable goodookng designs that S175 only
Regular $125 Rompe reduced for the sale to each
Good Cloth Coats always safe to have for va
cation day for that unexpected auto trip Regular S375 coats
reduced $99 each and lot of extra nice $500 S. 90
coats reduced to $3.50 each.
few SILK POPLIN COATS that $500 and SO CO. are
reduced $500 S350 $500 SWEATERS reduced for the
Anniversary Sale to $1.99
big pile of White Muslin Pants regular ones re-
duced TO 19c pair.
ROMPERS that were 65c are in this sale for only 5sc
Evening journal., 1919-05-09
SAVE
PURPLE
STAMPS
IN HOT WEATHER, A GOOD FACE
POWDER

help lot. You look more attractive and you
feel a lot more comfortable for a little dab
of good face powder every now and then.
Here's HONEYMOON, in white, flesh or
brunette, in the regular 35c size, for only 1sc.
soc size for only 29c.
Corylopsis Talcm Powder; the regular
zoe size; for the Anniversary Sale, at 2
boxes for 29c.
soc cake of Rouge and Powder for 3sc
for both.
Evening journal., 1919-05-09
The real old fashioned
Lancaster Apron Cmgham, Anniversary Sale
Sale Price only 21c Yard

Best quality PERCALES in fifty different
patterns; full yard wide; the incest wash
fabric for summer wash dresses, children's
clothes and mems shirts; light and medium
colorings, in both stripes and figures. Spe-
cial at 29c yard.
Figured Crepes, 80 inches wide, dainty
patterns and soft, fine weave. Usually these
good crepes sell here for 45c yard. In the
Anniversary Sale for 2sc yard, while they
last.
Basement--Fourth ST. store.
Evening journal., 1919-05-09
Dainty NeclSwear in White and CoIors
In White and Colors.

For this Anniversary Sale arc latest
fashions arc here at special prices In
organdle, georgette, satin and plque.
Some of these are somewhat musSed
from display and use as samples. They
are In the Si.00 and soc qualities and
very special, beginning tomorrow, for
l9c each.
NeekweaF-lirst floor.
Evening journal., 1919-05-09
The Smith ZOllinger Co.
Good Tooth Brushes We Away. Need
Fourth and Market

Take advantage of these new ones that
one of the most experienced importers of
New York got for us especially for this sale.
First rate 25c Tooth Brushes, hand drawn,
amber color or bone handles. Anniversary
Sale price, only 19c each.
15c Tooth Brushes, we'll made, several
styles, SC each.
Toe Toilet Waters, Blue Lily or Arabian
Bouquet special for 49c bottle.
PALMOLlVE SOAP, always good; spe-
cial, cakes for 49c.
MUNYON'S WITCH HAZEL SOAP; reg
ular 15c cake; cakes for 39c.
Toilet Goods Dept-first floor
Evening journal., 1919-05-09
WoMEN'S DRAWERS, an
REG. 75c; PAIR. TIG
MUSLIN AND SPREADS,
AT ANNIVERSARY SALE SAVINGS

Pillow Cases, sizes
42x36, extra good
quality for Csc each.
Linen Finish Sheets,
S1x90 size, strong and
well made, for $1.59
each.
Pillow Tubing, best
quality, 45 inches wide,
bleached, 49c yard.
Large Bed Spreads,
as ssorte d patterns,
honeycomb W c a V c,
$3.50 each.
Utica or Fequoi
Sheets, 81x90, bleach
ed, perfect, $1.S9 each.
CSC BIeached Muslin,
Evening journal., 1919-05-09
FINE RIBBED BLACK STOCKINGS
FOR CHILDREN.

Regular 45c ones, with double heel
and Toe, special at $50 pair,
ChildTen's fancy top Sox, In all sizes;
q lot of regular soc and 39c sox, In the
Anniversary Sale for 3 pairs for S9o.
Children's beautifully mefcerlzed,
fine ribbed black Stockings, our Fegu-
lar 85c number, but not every size, so
they go into the Anniversary Sale for
2 pairs for $I.ie.
HeseFy-flfst floor,
Evening journal., 1919-05-09
$17.00 COTTON MATTRESSES
ANNIVERSARY PRICE $500

These are full size, good and thick,
lastingly soft and comfortable.
Excellent Combination Mattresses.
with good tickings, in the full double
bed size, specially Anniversary Sale
priced at $1,000. Another one in a
little different tick, is special at $1,000.
Third Floor-take elevator.
Evening journal., 1919-05-09
A Few
Aluminium PercOlatOrs
Good Size
Reg. $3.50 Specials
Good Size. Regular s2.5o Specials.
anniversary Sale price only Sl.89 each

Good Sue. Regular $3.50 Specials.
Anniversary Sale price only $1.S9 each,
Cedar on Post, splendid for dusting and
polishing put up specially for us and there's no
advertising to pay for, Our regular price 65c
quart. Anniversary Sale price Acc quart.
Cut Glass TuHbiers, pretty grape pattern;
special 89c dozen.
Small shipment Of that desfabie and salts
factory PYREx glass ovenware is Just in.
loc big rolls of Crepe Toilet Paper. three
rolls for 19c
Home fufnlshinsing Department,
Evening journal., 1919-05-09
WHITE UNDERsKIRTs, SPECIALLY
PRICED.

1t hardly pays to bother with the making
when you can get such nice white underskirtS
as these for such low prices. Bought long
while ago, from our regular makers, espe-
cially with this sale in mind, is the principal
reason why we can give you such decidedly
good bargains now.
Three styles in lace or embroidery
trimmed Underskirts, neatly made of good
muslin or nainsook that have been selling
freely for $3.50, now reduced for this sale
only to S1.S9 each
Evening journal., 1919-05-09
These Stamped Night Godns head the
list of Art Dept. Anniversary
Sale Bargains

OF extr sgood Long Cloth in our own
stampings, the newest designs, and
with plenty of material; they always
sell quickly. Two lots:
The first is a regular So stamped
gown initial, in this sale for s1.5s.
The second is the usual $1.85 gown
in this sale for $i.2e.
Children's stamped gowns, 'Just like
mothers" nicely made Of good long
cloth in dainty little patterns regular
$1.50, now for 99c.
Children's stamped dresses, sizes 4
and years. Very nice quality in pink,
blue OF tan. Special Anniversary Price,
59c.
STAMPED PILLOW CASES, fine
grade sheeting, stamped with scallop-
ed edges or hemstitched. Several diff
ferent designs of these regular $3.50 a
pair pillow cases in the Anniversary
Sale for only CSC pair
Fiet lace trimmed scarves of high
grade pure linen, regularly $3.50 and
$275 each. In this sale for $1.69 each.
Lace trimmed scarces are specially
priced at S9e.
Pure linen center lace trimmed
ScarfS that are regularly $3.50, go into
the Anniversary Sale for only $1.29
each.
Pure linen squares, for this sale at
acc.
Lace trimmed scarfs. nice for sum-
ner time tables, special for 49c.
Art Dept.-first floor.
Evening journal., 1919-05-09
GIRLS WHITE VON-E SMOCKs

and bleuses. These $3.50 smecks and
blouses have the popular belts and ties.
They are in the Anniversary Sale for
$1.5s each.
Evening journal., 1919-05-09

1914 width, best wearing weave, 79o yard.
Unbleached Muslin, regularly 60c yard, So
inches wide, for cottage sheets. 39c yard
10-4 Bleached Muslin, regularly soc yard,
sturdy wear, CSC yard.
Domcstics-Fourth ST. store.
Evening journal., 1919-05-09

embroidery, in attractive patterns; these
S1.50 Envelope Chemises are reduced for
the Anniversary Sale to CSC each. Better
and cheaper than making them up your
self at these prices.
Second Floor-take elevator.
Evening journal., 1919-05-09

very fine quality, In white ground whit fansY
stripes and figures, There are none better made|
than this, at our regular price of $3.50 yard. To
morrow these two pieces 60 at $3.19 yard. .
For evening dresses these three beautiful pieces
of Tricoline ReJouncc; regular $400 yard. fod
tomorrow. $3.19 yard.
Evening journal., 1919-05-09
WoMEN'S NIGHT GOWNS,
99c
SPECIAL

Good muslin and long cloth
Night Gowns with Set-in sleeves:
Others in kimono style; trimmed
with pretty laces. Regular SI.75
and $1.50 night gowns. Anniver-
Sary Sale, priced at 99c each.
Fine Batiste Night Gowns, V
neck and long sleeves; were
S1.75, in this sale for $1.29 each.
Extra sizes in this style. regularly
$500 each, now only $1.59.
White BatiSte Gowns with set
in sleeves and handsomely trim
med with lace; were $2.25 and
$3.50, are in this sale for only
$1.39 each.
Flesh color batiste Gowns, with
pretty lace yokes; were S1.95.
These sleeveless summer gowns
are in the Anniversary Sale for
99c.
Second Eloor-take elevator.
Evening journal., 1919-05-09
CAMTSOLES,
CREPE DE CHINE. S9c

for these pretty Camisoles in crepe
de chine or wash satin, in flesh
color or white; all sizes. These
were $1.50 each, now reduced 10
S9c for the anniversary sale.
Second Floor.
Evening journal., 1919-05-09
TIMELY BARGAINS IN MEMS UNDERWEAR AT ANNIv

that will interest those who like wearing fitting
underwear price, -
Regular 81 90 Monarch
to 46, Jus in
Balrggan Shirts
81 90 special
BLACK SATEEN SHIRTS,
selling these good shirts
comfortable we'll
and
and S275 quality
o o
stripes and good goods Regularly $1.75now - ~
Apron oyeras for washing the
o cotton Half Hose Isle finish, spring weight 3sc
Mems Dept-fst floor
Evening journal., 1919-05-09

You'll find great
bargains at the silk
counter. Here are a few.
of them, and if you are
interested, it vii be wise
to come right down i1|
the early morning. \
Half piece of beau-|
tiful shade of Pilot Blue|
Fancy; our REGULAR
$3.50 a yard, for this|
sale, $3.50 yard. Il
Handsome SuitingI
silk in navy and green,
and in Alice and black
combination. Our regu-
lar $3.50 a yard silk,
for this sale at $2.O9s
Two short pieces of
Pussy WiIiOw Si1kS
Evening journal., 1919-05-09
CHEMISEs, SPECIAL, s1.3s

daiutily trimmed
with fine lace or
embroidery an d
some have set-in
medallionS. OF
nainSook, either
flesh - color or
white; they are
great bargains for
$1.39.
In white nain-
sock, with trim
ming of lace or
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-17
EAT MORE APPLES

The old saying is. and 1t is a good
one. Eat one apple day will
keep the doctor away" We have
Just received five carloads OF the
best eating apples in the country.
They are packed IN bushel boxes.
Nothing would make a nicer Xmas
present Ask your dealers for them.
II they won't furnish you, you can
buy them here by hauling them
away yourself. or five-box lots we
would deliver them 10 one place.
We have delicious Stayman Wine
sap, Jonathans, SHOWS. Wagners.
Northern Spys. Winter Bananas.
Baldwins. Greetings.
SCHUYLER, KLINGEL a. co.
Geo. ButZbach, Mgr.
ll5-l2l +. Bronson ST. just east OF
Studebaker administration bldg.
5471-1S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-17

UNUSUAL STRENGTH ON
CHICAGO CORN MARKET
BY Associated Press:

By Associated fress:
CHICAGO, Dec. 16.-Unusual
strength in corn market Tuesday
resulted largely from anticipation OF
the passage OF the E6ge foreign fl
nance bill Prices closed buoyant.
7-Sc to 1-Sc net higher. with
January s13S SIS 10 $1.38 rs and
May sl.347-S 10 S1.35. oats gained
l 3-sc TO 1-4c and provisions soc
TO $3.50.
Bullish sentiment as to corn be-
gan to develop as soon as trading
opened At first the chief factor
was the meagreness of receipts, to-
gether with the prospect that owing
TO preference given to coal on the
railroads no supplies would be
looked for In the immediate future.
Then came gossip that the enact
ment of the Edge bill was assured.
At once demand broadened out, es-
pecially as II was announced that
the president would sign the bill
without delay and that export sales
of wheat and oats to France had
already commenced.
Heavy buying on the part of The
houses with seaboard connections
made oats even stronger than corn.
Provisions scored the steepest
ascent in some time. The causes
were the same that gave impetus TO
grain.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-17
INF R0VEMENT IN
STOCK EXCHANGE
Favorable Technical Condi-
tons Principal Factors
Which Guide Market.

By Associated Press:
NEW YORK. Dec. 16.-Relaxsd
money rates. further pronounce
Improvement in foreign exchange
AID favorable technical conditions
were the principal factors which
guided Tuesdays moderately active
.stock market 20 materially higher
price quotations.
Sterling and British remittances
rose about u cents 10 the pound
over the recent low record and dis
counts on France and italy also
eased. dealers reporting a marked
Reduction in offerings OF bills on
+ london and other foreign centers.
Extreme Gains.
Much OF the days advance was
made az tho expense Of the shorts,
Especially In motors. oils, steels and
Equipments. where extreme gains OF
two 20 10 points were almost fully
Detained. There were indications in
sother quarters Of the market OF an
oversold" condition.
Rails were the only important
class to lag during the most Of the
session, but division came forward
IN spirited fashion just before the
rlose. Sales amounted % one million
Shares.
Convertible and speculative rail
Vay bonds were lower with several
OF the high grade industrials. includ-
ing United States steel fivcs. Sew
eral Of the Liberty issues also yield
cd 20 further pressure with nominal
changes i'm International Tota
sales (par value). $25, $50. 600 old
T. s bonds unchanged on call.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-17
INVESTIGATE ALLEGED
LEAKS" OF DECISION
By Usisd Press

hF Onifad Press.
WARRINGTON, Dec. 16.-The de-
psrtrnsnt OF justice today was in
vestiEAtinS an alleged leak" where
by important supreme court deci-
siOns. such as the prohibition rul-
ing. became known IN advance In
formation that advance tips" of the
high court DEGREES have been offer
"a for sale. presumably for specu-
lative purposes. have been laid be-
fore the department c. d. Ames.
assistant attorney general. is hand
ling the probe Three men. two OF
them minor government officials.
were reported 20 be involved
Government detectives have been
assigned 20 the case 90 shut of the
leak before next Monday when the
court Is expected 20 decide the con-
stitu tionaItty or the Volstead law. in
sofar as II applies 10 beer and light
wine. This act prohibits sale OF
light wines and beer, not specidcal p
" prohibited by the war time law.
constitutionality OF which was up
held yesterday. 10 was pointed out
that II the court declared the Vol
stead law unconstitutional. the WY
would be opened FOR heavy Christ
mas sales OF wine and beer and that
en- advance tip would be worth iail-
lions OF dollars 20 spectators.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-17
PITTsBURG LIVE STOCK.

PTTTSBURG, Dec 1G.-CATTLR-Re-
celpts, light; market, steady; choice,
S15.JOd 1915; good. $14.OOG1J.OO; fair,
$i2OO6135O; veal calves, Si9.OOd2OO CO.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReceIpts. light
market, strong; prime wethers. S1O.OO6I
1913: good. $SJOGi9 80: fair mixed, 81 10
@S.5O; lambs, Sill .OO617.5O
HOGS-Receipts % double decks
market. higher: prime heavy hogs, S14OO
Ml42j: mediums. S142Jm14J0: heavy
workers.. S14 25d14 30: light workers.. S14 81
a 1870; pigs S14.25dl4.JO; roughs, $1,000
d125O; stays 50 OO6f9 80
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-17
MARKETS
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO, Dec. 6.-HOGS-Receipts
5000 market, mostly &c up; bulk,
Sl310G14O; butchers, $13. 2JSd 13 %
packing. $125OG135O; lights. Sl32JQ
14lOi pigs, $3.50 a 1850; roughs, $3.50
CATTLE-Receipts 1900; market,
slow TO lower; beef. S7.75td20OO: butcher
stock, $6OOdd450; Gamers and cutters.
s. OOG775; stOckers and feeders, $3.50
200; COWS, S6OOd145O; calves. s16.5OG
1T.JO.
SHEEP-Receipts, $1,000; market.
steady to DC lower; wool lambs, S11.J0Q
11.2J; ewes, 4JOm 1925
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-17

EAST BUFFALO, Dec. lG.-CATTLE-
Receipts. $50: market, active, steady 4:
prime steers. $1,000 a 1900: butcher
grades. $10OO6f15.OO; cows, S4OOd1O25.
Receipts, 40; market. slow,
81 lower; Gull to choice. S6.0OM21.OO
SHEEP AND L.AMBS-Receipts 1000 ;
market active. lambs zoe up. sheep
steady: choice lambs, S19O0719 %: Gull
70 fair S12.OO61S.JO: yearlings, $4,000
1900; sheep. $1,000 1900
HOGS-Receipts, 1000; market, active.
25c up: workers.. s1475: pigs. STATS;
mixed. $14.7J; heavy. STATS; roughs, S13 90
G13JO; stays, $9O0612OO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-17
INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 16.-HOGS-Re-
ceipts, 10000; market, zoe up; best
feavies, $14 2JT14.JO; mediums and mix
cd. $14.2JG14.5O; common 10 choice $14.2
@14.JO; bulk Of sales, S142J6f4J0
CATTLE-Receipts, LOO; market,
steady; steers $1i00d1S0O; cows and
heifcrs. S5O0G13.5O.
SHEEE-Recetpts, 600; market soc
lower; top. S6JOGT.5O
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-17
FIRE CAUSES $500, 900 LOSS.

TOLEDO. o.. Dec. 16.-Fire did
damage estimated at 100000 to
the stock and buildings of the Mil
burn wagon works here today. Two
four-story brick buildings and sc
electric automobiles and other prop
erty were consumed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-17
Hay. STRAW AND FEEp.

Corrected Daily ~ che Wesley Miller
Flour and Feed Co.. 42O ;. Michigan)
NEW HAY-Payiug 50 to SO, selling
k32 10 $40.
STRAW-Paying SO, selling SIT OF 75C
= bale
OATS-Paying zoe. selling % TO 800.
NEW CORN-Paying Sl2j, selling SIG
20 $175.
TIMOTHY SEED-Paying = per bu.
selling $3.50.
CLOVER SEED-Paying So to So
bu- selling $50 IN.
ALSIkE CLOVER-SeIling S2S.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-17
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. Dec --BUTTER-Cream-
cry extras, &c: standards. 63k@64c :.
Ersts. J9dSJc; seconds. 5Td5Sc.
EGGS-Ordinaries, G96T1c; firsts, 7Gd
&c.
CHEESE-Twlns, 3O@nc; Americas
311gd81%c.
POULTRY-Fowls. 1s625c; ducks.
25c, geese, 20; springs &c; turkeys,
Sec
POTATOES-Cars. IA: Wisconsins aud
Minnesotas, S3.OOd31O cwt.