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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19
RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 49, 1919

larec caves snd hears fruit some
Mat r"S"mei!ng AN apple,
Inc 0RnSrahc has ALWAYS been as
SNCiS;cG with madness and cVN. To
NWN mandrake on, ~ the ground
WAS a, one time regarded as certain
dvstN ~ ;hc person who pulled IL. and
;ho nH;c;'oU " madness uron all who
heard IL WAS torn from the carth
The roo; 81 t6iS plant is in shape
very like tho human form. and this.
COUPLED NivG IN" fact that II makes
>crCcch'Ns kinl 81 sound whcl,
d-asscd from the earth, saNo rise 10
all sorts Of surcrS;itionS hcicGs.
In Italy, iNc possession az man
drake root was a. one time ;,loucht 10
assure children 90 Ch;ldlcSS women,
ana there is the record 81 enormous
Nricc> having NCcN paid for the root.
TNsS superstition in regard 10 the
planes influence on child -hCariuc is
1C>Sl Sly based on the reference 70
mandrIkcs III Genesis MN. IA: 'Aui
Reuben wen; in the DAYS of whoa
harvest and found nlandrakcs IN tho
field. and nCouG,hS them unto .liS
mother h"sh, Then Rachel said 10
'Nah Give nc pray thee, ot thy
To escape the death penalty 81 mp
roofing y mandrake, ingenious persons
whc desired tho plant for it's supposed
magical Qualities rcSortcd TO 4 plan
pictures OF which may Stjli bc seen III
old Italian books. They STOW a dos
tied - a mandrake and It's master en-
ticluc IL "a follow him. which Lciu-
done The mandrake Was pulled from
the soil. and the dos At once fell dead
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parents; mr.; and Mrs Eugene y. liam
nave returned to Atlanta. where MIR
lam, liam IS cnsascd In the educational aud
Focaiionti work among soldiers
FRIENDS OF Miss Sarah Carson gave
her surprise party on Saturday eve
hihE IN honor OF her birthday annivcr-
SafS. various anuscmcnts were mar
ticipatcd in during the evening. after
winch Ice cream aud cake were served
IN token or the anniversary the honorcU
was presented with n gold monogram
ring by her friends.
two daughters. Misses Ellen and Eva i;v:,
Stcscr. have been In Rockinchnm
County this week visiting their sister
Airs. y. o. Arey.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marion Seward
nave issued invitations for the mar
rage OF their daughter. Mary Caleb
TO ESv. George Monroe Morcland rho
wedding viii take place on tho 22nd
IN tho, Methodist Episcopal Church.
south. Lcnoir city. Tenn. Of which Mr..
lorclaud * pastor. lie was II formc r
pastor OF the Pulaski church and a
member OF the ilolston Conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Jordan have re-
turned from a visit 10 their son. o. T..
Jordan. Jr;. al KinEsport. Tenn.
MIR. and Mrs. W. &. Donoho Of
Franklin. Tenn. arc the guests OF DR..
aud Mrs; !. l.. Kent at ,hc!r country
place. Triple Brook
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SAY SMILES OF WOMEN
ARE COSTLY TO SHIPYARD
Camden Company Issues Order BARRING
All Fair Visitors From
Plant.

PHILADELPHIA Oct. ls.--Smilrs OF
pretty women arc no; regarded .,S =,
blessing by officials OF the New Nork
Sh!pbuildine Corporation. on tho Della
ware
In business hours they may cost the
company many hundreds OF dollars.
This vas the explanation ofiercd by
officials today for barring out women
from visiting Tic Camden plant during
working periods.
ono woman recently was :old il
would cost tho company $4,000 l. she
were permitted Ia visit the plant while
tho mon Were a. work.
THAT estimate. officials admitted. was
a little too high. and may have been
regarded as a special compliment to
one of Camden's fairest women.
More than 90, 600 men are employed
in the yard when ? woman passes
there is an inmcdia cessation Of
work.
individually the loss may be small.
bat collectively the financial dana sc
becomes great.
Accordingly no more women viii
walk through
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Ends Stubborn Coughs
in q Hurry
For real effectiveness. this old
homemade remedy has no equal.
lastly and cheapl. prepared.

foull never know how quickly = bad
cough can be conquered. until Won trv
tbs famous old home made remedy
1nyonc WI" mas cou-hcl al dav and
nli nIsht, VIII say that The immediate
Ie,icf given Is almost Ike mage. Il
taxes but moment 10 prepare. ana
really there is nothing better for cough.
Into a pin, bottle. nut ~ ounces Of
Timex; then add l,lan granulatcd sugar
syrup TO make a, fnll pint. Or YOU. can
use Clarified molasscs, honey. o. corn
syrup, instead Of sugar syrup. Eihor
ray; the full pint saves about two.
thirGs OF the money usually spent for
cough p!epaa rat ions. and rivcs.yoi, more
positive, effective remedy. Il kccrs rar.
like it. ''''a'ch
lon can feel This take hold instantly
SOOTHING. and healing the membrane. IL
al the ar passages. il promptly locsena
9 Dry. light cough, and soon you vil!
} notice the ,phlcrm thin out ana ,hen
disappear altogether. a day. use wifi
usually break mp an ordinary throat ~
CHEST cold, and il. is also splendid for
bronchitis, Group, hoarscness, aud bron.
cbial asthma. ""
= PircI IS most valuable concentrated
compound OF genuine Norway pine e1.
tract, The most reliable remedy 10,
throat and chest ailments
!. 10 avoid disappointment. ask Won,
Druggist 10y "2K ounces Of Pincx" Will
Gtections and don't accent anvthina
else. Guaranteed to give absolute salts
yacUoQ or money refunded. The Pine,
70. ~. Wayne, Ind
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MOUTH; began to SPEAK; that the sirl
seemed IN Il, of be tca,Shins ;htnss She not
only caught each word.' but also
caught the Kind, tone in his voice
and the look in his eyes.
Inasmnch as he "pcnt his slanc:es"---.
though how a glance can be bent is
noi ,sxplainedIihnis latter feat Of I
the idolizcd artists of the baseball!
field.
prise, she turned cold shoulder uTNn
him
Although not specifically SO stated,
the girl evidently was able 10 rcSu-
late the temperature OF one shoulder
Independently Of the other. else how
can we explain the Inference unavoid :
able drawn from the adjective cold
that she could with equal facility have
turned upon him a hot shoulder!
Harold felt his courage oozinS" and
gave a start Had it not been for
this oozins. he might perhaps have
given morr; possibly bouquet. But
he was not altogether coward, and
tracks not Il bad thing to do. consid
crinG the fact that Il pair OF lovely
eyes were rolling around on the pave
mcnt instead OF i'll their owners mead.
The maiden. on her part was equally
determined TO drag the truth from
him at all costs.
and hung upon his words but for the
appalling fact that she suddenly lost
her head
After such shocking piece of care
lessneSs as this it would appear idle
10 follow our heroine further.
We all encounter the style Of lit
cratur"" in which She abdes. There
arc multitudes Of books IN which YOU
cannot fan to meet the sort OF writ
ing Of which the above is less a carica
tUrc than q faithful! illustration. II is
most abundant IN the work OF a novice
AT authorship but IL also is found in
the pages o! some OF the best sellers. "
whose authors. with the dollar mark as
II" = cal often only TOO willingly OK
change spirited Pegasus for the more
casN.t OIng NACkney.
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Country and
7oln Health
The Medical Department
Records Disclose Some
Interesting Facts.

The records OF tho Medical Depart
mcn' or the United states Army SHOW
that 'hc camps made Up OF rural dwell
crs mad ~ least - per cent more cases
az juHucuza. 10 pcr cent more pncu-
mouia ~ per cent more deaths. and
SO per cent higher admission rate Tor
all sickness than The camps made no
Of city men. Troops drawn from r"rsi
moro than troops recruited N cities
The vast bodies OF men mobilizSi
IN the army camps where ;hcy were
subject 10 SyStematized medical super
vision for ;wo years. furnished unique
opportunities for gathering statistics
10 certain forms OF disease. and the
conclusions drawn are more rcliahte
than those based upon previous small
scale studies.
Love and Davenport. who gathered
the statistics. believe that recruits COM
populated areas have acquired sen
cral immunity 10 infectious COM
municablc disease They think that
any one of the comminirab disease,
leaves the body in a state of heightened
resistance "a all germs. possibly be
blood which takes place in the course
OF such AN infection persists
Since more city than country chill
general immunity OF the former show
up better in adult life.
In other words. the country is hcaltH
Ter than the city, in the sense that
there arc less infectious disease in
childhood. hut OF the other hand there
are advantages IN growing up in the
city and being able TO bid defiance n
adult life to diseases 20 which country
folk would suCcumb because OF their
lesser resistance.
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SAGE TEA BEAUTIES
AND DARKENS HAIR
Don't Stay Gray! II Darkcns
So Naturally that No.
body can Tell.

! GU can turn gray. faded hair beau
TRULY dark and Iustrous almost over
hiSht II you'li got a bottle of "Wycths
sage ana sulphur Compound" at any
drug store. Millions OF bottles of this
ola famous Sage Tea Recipe, improved
by the addition OF other ingredients
ar" sold annually. says wcll-known
druEGisi here because Il darkcns the
hair so naturally and evenly that no
ono can tell IL has been applied.
Those whose hair is turning gray or
becoming faded have a surprise await
ing them, because after one or two
applications tho gray hair vanishes
and your locks become luxuriantly
dark and beautiful.
This is the age of youth GRAY
haired unattractiNc folks aren't
wanted around. so get busy with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound
tonight and youll be delighted with
your dark. handsome hair and your
youthful appearance within few
days.-Sdv.
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How to Danish Wrinkles
and CroO's Feet Quickly

If your face is disiiGurcd with
wrinkles. no matter what the cause.
YOU can quickly dispcl every line. even
the most obstinate. by using Il simple
home wash lotion. Merely dis e.
solve an ounce OF powdered saxolf,e in
q half pint witch observation-disclosures
found in any drug store. Battle the
lace IN this, and-presto,--you scarce
- believe Your own eyes when you
loom INTO your mirror and behold the
marvellous transformation,
me remarkable astrinEcnt action NJ
INC saNoIltc so ttrhtcns the skin
"rint les are literally pressed out Best
Of all this result is no, nt,rcIy ,o,,
noraTy, Tor the lotion also has health
w tonic action. which tends To
sirehHthcii ana tone up tho weakened
pected with continued use Use this
once ono, day for while: it cannot ia
!uIc INC most delicate skin Tho
ono suesScs the secret OF your incrca.
'hS youthful appcarancc-A
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PULASKI

ISSrCcill 20 The Times. Dispatch
'll.NSNl. VA. oct lS-rhc FIRST
lnocitnS OF the Round Dozen club WIS
n,e!d Friday afternoon with Mrs George
~ tncN"" the president. The club.
which dCNotcS its meetings to n nrc
I,crihcd course OF study each wear. VIII
n"N"t" It's attention this year 10 Eiblc
Rev W. T. Raldcraon. n,s,or or tho
Christian church. is attending al Gin :
Chnhli This week. The international
n,ohNrniion OF tho Disciples of Christ
ne represents u unit comprised of the
counties Of l'ulaski. Wythc, Bland and
kov ana Mrs Thomas ~ Painter.
who were married in Winchester la st
Week nave been guests of his parents,
UT. ana Mrs. &. G. Fainter.
Nr. and Mrs Richard r T. Ham.
after viSi; Of several weeks to his
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DON'T PAMPER
YOUR STOMACH
Fear Of Dyspepsia Robs the Entire
system OF Necessary Nutrimcnt.
Ia, n Diversified Meal and
With Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets You VIII Avoid
the Distress OF Indi.
gestiOn.

jug. because me stomach sours %!tn
Leg heartburn. water hrasn ana
~ y CIEtT.SS-ss after eating. IL no, u
gppa rea<on ,cr cep:lv!ng the system
~ .D-rIhifrrut
lrs-cad - iuJirestiblc and innutfi-
'3p.- bran Grd syiiH mix Try the bet
,"r plan % aa'luS What you Ike and
fcso" yrLr meals VIII: Stuarts uyH-
PET ~ fa.1.r'H 'nn"y digest food they
ass's' ~" stomach 20 s"crstc juices iha-
t""T i'@ stomach FWec'. acllIc and
-" lta ~" aItallne effect. just - y.neU
~" ri"ina j. III D"rf-Cr health. 40:
rscez seFy 70 tiscri inmate Yo4
my at i'."iT u onions ragsage,
rsr"e pic and baked neart ~ c,Icr
eisae@ 4en a. the average dy&.t3,ic
va" "fia tc'fp!s and a-gcr 10 is
'l.ra = yog fyliom v.,!l Erl,.,,.. ~
bepSia Iapiets Therr IL tnu6 no n:ed
- i"af any Kind II frod a. any time
L' .tac" fpl @lth iuoer tablets ynn
ittt hi"s"'. nor" ais'fchzcs mat for-
i.'f H'"H" ~ iF.rnDcr your stomach
"'i" -. tender inf5,;r Yri can
~ hyspepsia Tahteiy II, an,
-E "''i' ~ sh cents - ugr "A,
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..S:f-!-ff
!. HEAD STUFFED FROM
CATARRH OR A COLD
Says Cream Applied in NostriIs
} Opens Air Passages Right Up.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

instant rclicf-no waiting Your
cloSgcd Eostrils opcn right M. tho air
passages of your head clear and va,
can breathe freely. 30 more hawking
snnt'iins, blowing. headache. dryncss
no struggling for breath at night.
your cold or catarrh disappcars
Get small bottle of EIy's Cream
ba I'M from your druggist now. Apply
''t'e OF ms fragrant. antiscptic.
meaning cream In your nostrils. II
pcnctratcs through every air passage
OF IN" head. soothcs the lni,amcd or
swollen mucous membrane and relief
comes instantly
It's just nne. Don't STAY stuned 49,,
" I'm 1t cold or nasty catarrh-Adv
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Mandrake and super>,irions.

Many "Ondc!s arc 70 Dc I5und IN
the plant Kingdom There are plants
tha. catch ana cat insects. There -
rr"oper that spreads mantle OF
disease over the house 10 whose walls
lt cin-s. Bu; perhaps the inost mEs-
60 ious and sinister Of al plants is
INC mandrake. which grows !pa, has
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19

Eolcsnan's Fails recently returned
from England. have been visiting MIR
and Airs: Clinton Dewitt. Jr.
Miss frrda icnnir Thudichum. OF
Denver. COLO. has Joined her mother
Mrs. Elizabeth Spencer Thudichum.
FOR the winter
Mrs. Marion Dillon has gone to
WcStCrlN. w. Va. To ioin Mr. Dillon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19

six weeks in West Virginia. have re-
turned To their home
Miss Mildred Wright and Mrs Nuck :
oils. Of Bucua Vista, are tho guests
of Mrs. W. -. Lowry.
Mr.. ;Yld Airs. y. j. Ilcdrick and son.
OF Mr.. Ii. H. Gore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19

You. too. will he surprised and de.
lighted with it's use. for while il turns
the dullcst and most lifclcss com
plcxion to radian, beauty. il docs nor
show tho slightest sign OF it's use. II
actually vanishcs from sight and the
most heated atmosphere will not pro
ducc the slightest shinincsiS or rrcasi.
ness o: the SKIN. Towards Buttermilh
Cream is qua antccd To satisfy YOU il,
every way or the purchase price viii
he refunded. Your drug or toilet goods
TO get II Al +. y. Miller Drug Co.-Ady
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Your Hair Needs Danderine

Save your hair and double its beauty have lots of
long thick strong, ustrous hair Don't let stay felcss,
Thin scraggy fading Bring back its color vigor and vitality
Get 35cent bottle of delightful "Dandcrnc" any drug or
toilet counter to esen your scalp check dandu falling
hair Your hair needs stimulating, Identifying Danderine
to restore its l color Brightness abundance Hurry Grls
The Washington herald., 1919-01-11

District n Columbia. city Il Warrington. IS.
T. +. q ADDISON. IT. Treasurer n the
a'.rve named hank do srlCmnly swear that the
above statement is true. TO the best Of my
AroaloG-a and belief
/. g. ADDISON. Jr. T-eazrrer
Subscribed and swo-1 to brf1re me tins S,h
day q January. 1912
t~,all J. WRU.EY JACOBS.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-11
MARKET ROCKS
UNDER RUMORS
Steel Goes to New Low
Level; Sugar Breaks
Sharply.
BY BROADAN WALL.

New York. Jan. l0-Expectation
that the United States Steel Corpora
ton would make a poor showing for
the last quarter of 1918. together with
the uneasy feeling caused by the Ei-
gantic harbor strike and the dis
turbed condition OF affairs in Ger
many, made the stock market irregu-
lar today.
United States Steel went to the low
est leyel OF the movement. Sugar
stocks sold of rather sharply. Trac-
tions were also down as a result Of
the formal refusal OF their request for
an increase in fares in New York city.
Tobaccos continued strong, new high
prices being made by several OF the
most popular issues. Great Northern
Ore and Allis Chalmers were other
strong features. Stromburg Car
bureter, which was traded in on the
exchange for the first time. was also
well bought.
Cotton had a bad break
The disturbances in Germany were
not considered a serious factor he e
until the New York bankers bS<an
calling attention to IL. Up to now
Americans have rather rejoiCed at
the disturbance because it seemed
the proper thing to let the Ger
! mans destroy one another. But now
idcalism is giving away to practical
business and it is not good business
for the Germans to be destroying
assets out of which the allies hope
to collect indemnities. The Ger
man situation will therefore be
watched with Increasing anxiety,
! for it is the opinion OF some OF the
The Washington herald., 1919-01-11
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. Jan. lo.-Aggressire liquidation
broke the cotton market severely today, follow
ing hTness IN the forenoon. There did not
appear to be any fresh news to explain the
pressure bit unsettled labor conditions in the
United States and the Disturbances Ia Ger
many well the failure of imrrr' ing
rrUspects for exports and bulrsh SPOT 'lucc'
to induce fresh buying resulted in increased
belHsh sentiment In some quarters there
was discussion about the probability Of a
better crop next season. owing to the recent
fine rains Throughout the belt and expectation
of an improvement in the supply Of potash
The market brDke heavily on selling in the
late afternoon. led by local operators and
the South. support was lacking and the
close was at the bottom Of the session. at a
net decline Of Haa0 T0ints.
The receipts at the ports for the day were
Y $50 bales.
There were no exports for the day. Spot
at New Orleans was steady with middhng
&c lower at SC. The sales were $50 bales
Slot here was quiet at a decline Of IS points
al 30 9Oc: there were no sales.
Receipts at leading ports were: Galveston.
4.C5- New Orleans. 4l9o; Savannah, 4ils; NoT
folk, 6Oi; ST. Louis I.52l; Houston. szl.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-11
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Il S Rnrean Of NInrksts !

IT, =. Bpreau OF MarketS.l
Chicago, Jan. IO.-HOGS-Receipts, $1,000;
market slow. fully lOal5c lower than yester-
days average; early top. sl7 80. but. few
row selling above $40; bulk Uf sales, SI7 Goa
l7.65; packing. SI6,75aI745; throw-outs. Sl6O0a
IGGJi pigs, gJOi TO cLoice. Sc Olal6.7j.
CATTLE-Recr.pts, 1900, good and choice
becf steers strong; other classes generally
steady; beef cattle, good, choice and prime
l6.75a3OO o.; common and medium. lOUal67 IS
butcher stock, COWS and heifers. S.ooal45C; can
neTs and cutters. 700aS0}; stOckers and feeders
gOcJ, choice and fancy, IOO0al4OO; inferior
common and medium, s.OOaIO5O; veal calves
good and choice. I7OOal7 90
SHEEP-ReceiHts. 5000; fat lambs, sc to
500 lower than yesterdays general trade; sheep
slow to &c lower; lambs choice and prime
l6.75al7Oo; medium, l5.0oal6.75: C1lls H. 5Oal4.O0
ewes, chOics and prime, 075all; medium and
good, 9.25al075; culls, 5.00a7T5
Pittsburgh, Jan. lO.-HOGS- Receipts. 5000
steady: heavics and heavy Workers. 1900; light
Workers. T.5Cal7.75; pigs. l7OOaT.5
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 800; active
top sheep. u.50; top lambs, HIS.
CALSES-Receipts. rs; active, top 100.
East Buffalo Jan Receipts,
80; shade easier.
CALyES-Receipts. 100; finn at 5oCa22.o0.
HOGS-Receipts. 400; SC lower; heavy mixed
and Workers. s.3; light Workers, I775aIs. %
Pgs. II 5oau.75; roughs, l2eal6sO; stays. lOO9a
I3Oo
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 400
strong; yearlings. lOooals.OO; others unchanged.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-11
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Md, Jan. l0.-Prices on. the Balti-
more produce market range as follows:
PoTAToES.-White, Western Maryland and
Pennsylvania, per 100 lbs. S2-5oa275: do. New
York. No. /. per 100 lbs. s. 5oa275; do, Eastern
Shore Of Maryland and Virginia, Mccormick.
81 oSa2I5; do, Jerseys, per lO-lb. sack. 50 I5a
4.00; sweets yellow. North Carolina. per bta,
81. 7.0Ga7.50; do. Eastern Shore Of Maryland. per
hamper. 81. 25a2 s.; do, Eastern Shore c Mary
land and Delaware, per bbl. $50; do, fotk
River. per boL. SoOa7.5o; yams. fancy. bright,
per Dbl. s5.Ooa6.0d
LIVE POULTRY-Chlckens Young large.
smooth. per h.. Sc: do. ufder lbs, per h..
3a8c; do young White Leghorns. per 10,
s5c do. young. by express. per ID. sc;
do. old roosters, per ID. 23a2ic; do old hens.
Sic; do, White Leghorn. hens. per ID. 5ja56ci
ducks. MuscoTy and mongrel. young. per h..
50a32c; do White Pekn. young. per H.. gs3jc;
do. puddle 81 lbs and over. per lb. 3sa54c; do,
smaller, poor. per ID, 2eaSc; turkeys. choice.
young hens. per Ib. 4oc; do. choice
young gob6lers. per b. &c; do, old toms
per lb, 3oa3c; do. crooked breast. poor, per lb..
Ss34c; geese Maryland and Virginia. per b..
S2s33c; do. Western and Southern. per ID. SOC;
do, Kent Island, fat. heavy. per ID, Basic
pigeons old. per pair. 2oa2Sc: do. young yer
pair. aoa25c: guinea fowl. young. over IA l6s-'
each. eoc: do, under IL lbs. each. iOc; do.
smaller each. &c; do. old. each, i)c.
BUTTER.-Creamcry, Western separator. eI-
tras 70a7lc; do. frsts. 65a69c; do. Western
prints. h-lb. extras. 7la72c do frsts 6sa69c; do.
Western prints, lib. extras, 7la72c; do, frsts.
6sa6sc: nearby creamery extras 6ias5r; do. frsts.
6la63c; dairy prints Pennsylyania and Virginia,
extras, 43afic; do, frsts. 42ai3c; store packed,
frsts, &c: rolls. Maryland and Pennsylvania,
42a43c; do, West Virginia, E2ai3c; do. Ohio,
42a43c
EGGS.-Western Maryland and Pennsylvania
and rcarby. per dOz., frsts, &c; Eastern Shore
~ NJ .v,A
frstsi &c; West Virginia, CSC; Southern North
Carolina frsts &c
The Washington herald., 1919-01-11

be taken into account, then it is be-
lieved by railroad executives that the
figures will show that instead Of over
capitalization or watered stocks, the
railroads are under-capitalized, and
there Is no real water in the capital
ization. Furthermore. our gold pro-
duction and our railroad develop
ment could be written in history by
parallel columns, at least from one
point. of view. For it is believed that
the gold that we have had cost more
to produce than its money value rep
resents. whereas the American rail-
road systems as they stand represent
cost Of production. improvement
and equipment probably greater
measured by dollars, than the present
value of the capital stock.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-11
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

PHILADELPHIA Pa. Jan. I0-Prices on the
local produce market today ranged as follows:
BUTTER-Fresh. solid-packed creamery. ex-
ira. Zoe; higher scoring goods, 7la73c; the latter
for jobbing sales; extra frsts 6sa69c; irsts,
esaS7c; seconds, 5sa62c; sweet creamery, choice
to fancy, 7-a7ic; fair TO good. 65a7lc; ladle-
packed, as to quality, 4ia45c; packing stock,
Hai2c; fancy brands of nearby prints were
lobbing at 7Ia76c; fair to good, 66s73c
EGGS-Nearby frsts, 2o.i0 per crate: nearby
current receipts, l9.s0 per crate; seconds, T. Oa
1850; inferior lots. lower; Western. extra frsts
9.iO per crate: do. fTsts, 1880 per crate: Sec
onds, II H.lOals.1; inferior lots, lower; storage
eggs, l5.Uale.G, as to quality fancy selected.
carefully csndled fresh eggs were iobbing at
73a75c per dozen
LIVE PoULTRY-FowI 8a37c; spring chick
en-, according to quality 35a57c; roosters. 2lan:
ducks, Pekin. S5aSsc: Indian Runner. 32s3ic
geese 32a5sc: turkeys, 3saiOc; gdineas. young.
per pair, weighing lhs2 lbs apiece, looaLlo
POTAT0ES-white potatoes. Eastern Shore
per Dbl, No. l. 30oa3.5o do. No. 2 e0Ga25e;
Norfolk. bbi. 3I.s; Jersey per S-bus bas. No L