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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS

Cattle. Calves Sheep. Hor.
Jersey .ry y cIty''...ss95s 45Ss G,52s 10, 5to
Central Union. eel sos i,iOs -f-o'
BEENEs-f'eceipts. $40 head: IS cars
on sale. steers opened slow and weal9
on on, ~, common grades, others steady: closed
COWS steady; common bologna cows Terv
s sold etarsa Ear to rather good steers
$3.50; bulls, 7als,EO: helfcrs. ,is'g5,
cows, Hgl2.So. Dressed beef in fair dc !.
IN n1,m at SOg2snS per lb. for ordinary
steers, | sos pounds average ten,n iHiS q
$3.50 lOs q yir 81 i12i 'sGS 2, Is;
a., Iols $3.50 t' 6nii, Il isis Csi ;,s ~
g. ,gaSSiss5566;; i Is l dSS, 'iG is,s $3.50
IL ,o' ,9o s5 s s. a sS 10,s g
IL o7 Fen .islS, steer ter lss n7 ie
I heifsrs, rs. ,Is.Tt; 20 cows and ' S.lt.r s'
~ ofs 'iG ;iG e Gc%' ,Ios5 ,ia5O H.
,'sss1 ,ss5 o. u.s. sss ' 81 J. ii,Sis ;255ss
& COWS and bulls, 'eaiss5 Tobin 'V &
s 81 lSSi ;ls y!Ef'"s steers steers S s
$3.50: T. sis; So, Kerns Commission Com,
:: sso, g; Z. cows. ssS; .i0s Is. i i.oss,'
.7,25; 2, 7SS, 81; :. 525, $3.50: e zoo. s.,
Newton g. CO.: IS Virginia steers. 1905,
SIC, j.. shanlberg & Son: 81 Virginia
steers, 1920. sl4.b0. Andrew Mullen: :
bulls. 1850. $3.50; 10 cows, 95G, SIS; Is
500. $3.50; 8, ~. IS; 3. $50, $3.50; 4
675, ]. G. Curtis & Son: 9 bulls
s75. ss.75. 20 cows, s23, $50: . ei5'
81, Jelliffe, Wright & Co.: cows, 500
$3.50: 3, s77, sS
CALyEs--Receipts. $3.50 head; 1900 on
sale, Market lower Common to prime
vea1s sold at slaMs 20 pcr 100 lbs culls.
s9,5o@H; li,tle calves, SS.25Wrig5; barn,
yard calves $6ms; yearlings, sS.75T65O.
fed calves, $500 a.50 common Westerns
$3.50. Dressed calves lower; city dressed
yeals. 23@ 400. per ID, country dressed
do. II ease.
salss-vH. II. Hollis; ~. veaIs. ,lsS Lbs.
average '!o; 81 100. tsSo; IS. III.
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pHLAnrQPUtN March l7.--plaus are
t,ius perfected by A g. Bige!ow. presi-
dent Of the Philadelphia Wool and Tex
tile Association and Of the More Sheep
and More Wool Association Of ;he United
States, for a Two day conference to he
held hcrc in April for the promotion Of Ito
sheep and wool industry in this country
Representatives or all branches Of tho
wool industry will be invited.
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CUTTING. LYDIA Sin pursuance of
an order OF Honorable John p. Cohalan a
surrogate OF the County OF New York
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
having claims against Lydia S. Cutting
late OF the County OF New York. deceased
to present the same with vouchers thereof
to tho subscriber. at his place Of transact
ing business, No. i2Q Broadway. Manhattan
in the CITY Of New York. on or before tho
2ith day Of July next. Dated, New York
the goth day OF January, 1919. MORGAN
J. O'BRIES. Attorney for Executor. l2o
Broadway. y. Y. ALBERT B. BOARD
MAN Executor.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

BEANS AND PEAs-BEANs-Marr
choice. 100 lbs. slo@1O.25; coscorrones,
@sdiS ssosss Bfa 'h IaSs w.shins
ton, California. sI25gI.5o: small white.
California. ,7.25@75O; large white. Idaho.
te,BgI25: tepary, California. s.75gS;
tli; red marrow. sIo,5O9io.75: kintoki,
80: black turtle soup. tio'5o9ii: White
kidney. choice, sl175dI2: lmperials. $40.
kumamoto. Manchurisn. s9,509s.T5; cabsl-
cranberry. Manchurian. round. ss5O9S75:
long. s725q7.75: short. s6,75a7; pink.
California. S7@725; lima. California,
choice. S7.I5dS.25. PEAS--Scotch, 1918,
s1.50g7.T5: green, Idaho. s7Q760; Cali
fornis, 37a50T5O; Chilean, tIQ Aus
tTaitsn, H.5eds; Japanese. ss.2S $50;
black eye, California. tsGS.so; Splits. yell
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::Is:,s; 1':; ~; SIS, 8. 100 SIC; 20 cult.
1871 $40; 6l 1i9. 1880: %. iOS, ,iS'5o;
i6' 81, SIC; - culls. 10, SO. s.. sS, sla.
$3.50; ?, 425. SIS so. Jeinne, Wright & CO. CO.
- veals. 1l5, $3.50; 81. ll5. SIZES; ~
GCnils,, So, sl2; 2 barnyard calves, l2O.s
,l..25; IS. III, as: s; Io7. %, SIS: cuils
2a5 $3.50; H. yearlings, $40. $3.50. An,
ss a. So ,iO' s Sanders der Iii lis ve esi' IS
$50; ia, t2I. $40: ~, 1873. SIS; Iii, i2I,
iIL5o, 100. li?,. 1i7 ss, ~, SO; 10. iO4,
~, $50; Ss'T iitts calves, a. I?; "a rs lSs
$3.50; 20; a: So; 2ss. SO. ss.25; 5? mixed
calves, ~. Sl2.5o: BARNARD calves, 2O5.
To0n 81 shS cI,I,, 81 ysal: l2s' :,s
S55 little calves, 67 $3.50: s BARNARD
calves, 24e, 81; $, Judd Co: IS veals.
ll9'' rs; go IittIs calves 49, ;l125i ss.
Co: 80 veals, 1875, $50; s. loo. $40; 6 culls
100 3lI; loI little calves. 60. $3.50; ~
Tennessee Te o caves, rs h225 Newton &
veais. 1iS, $50 - baTnyard caves So ST.
$3.50; yearlings, $50. $50.
SHEEP AND LAMBs--Receipts $50
hHsS az ns cars .o on SAL: Feeling Tm to
culls IS; lambs. ,i6G2o.25. Dressed nut.
ton In very limited supply at I9a94c. per
ID; wethers. 25d26c,; dressed lambs 30 n
S6c. Country dressed hot house lambs
lower at sl29l+ per carcass; imitation,
do, S5dS.
Sales. Judd G Co: 26a state lambs,
n. S201gia 2. us, SIS, :. Sanders: az
state lambs, -; s2o.25: s, 81, SIG; 4 sheep
state lambs 20, S2025; =. Ga, SIG: 4 sheep
l15 ohio, 81 $40: e5,tI2L SIG; - rennsy i
vanid, 30, $3.50; sheep, 90. 50; .. s.
,l2. Tobln & shannon: : state lambs
~, $50
sale. Prime medium and heavy hoks
steady; others, lower. Light To fairly
heavy hogs sold at sl9Ql9.50 per 100 lbs.
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MONTREAL CLOSING.

Heavy tesf steers tI2 a 2Oa5. light beef
steeF;.- SloF}H 4; hn. Der COWS aal .hslfr
} %V5,%' fesL caSe. SIG 80; stocker and
sheep-Recelpts. 10000 market very
uneven GOOD choice. fat classes, mostly
common and medium grades steady To-
higher; estimated to- morrow 900 Iapbs
81 pounds or les, SIS - n 20 40; So pounds
or better SIS % q O4O; CuIls and com
mon. sl5 o5a1s; ewes, medium to choice,
sllI5 a II so, culls and common sBdl il ~
CISCINNATI. March II. CO., Hogs - Re-
s..ipis 500; SLOW, Packers and butchers,
and llghts. sl1 als; stays. s1Oal1 80
Cattle--Recc!pts, 400; strong steers
80 1870 !6 Re!fers, s63os1S 3oi cows, $3.50
Sheep-Recoip none: strong, 38Gr115o.
Lamhs strong, sl3qls.
PITTSBCRG. March 17-CatGe-slow
supply, 20 loads. Prime, 'l5Hl7,
wethers, ,si4.loal5; culls and common, s.
az; lambs. slSq 20: veal calves. Sl7RIS
Hogs-l.ower; receipts IS double decks
Prime hoavies and mediums. iiS55d 10. SO
heavy Workers., 925nl9.55; tight York
tI6WlS
EAST BUFFALO, March l7-Cattle-Re-
celpts, $500; steady Prime steers. Sl7,s0
II; butchers. SlO016,50: yearllnEs. sl0ES
i helfers, si0T1S.50; cows. s5@l9: bulls.
t7bogl2; stockers and feeders, s5Tll.
fresh COWS and springers steady, ssSdlbo'
Calyes-Rece!pts. $500; SOC. lower, s.
Hogs-Recoipt., $4,000; pig. 5oa7sc
so. l5q19 90; mixed and Workers. sio'ss:
light Workers. .25d1s,5O; pigs. siSq
is IS; roughs, $3.50 l6,75; stays. Si2a H.
sheep and Lambs Receipts 5000. ac-
1850; wcthers. Sl5TlG. ewes,?S s;a
mlNed sheep. Sliio 1880,
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Big Fur Auction Next Month.

The various lots of furs to be offered
at the spring auction sale of the New
York Fur Auction Sales Corporation to
be held in Masonic Temple in this city.
starting April Z. will total more than
100000 in value, according to an es-
innate made yesterday by an official OF
the corporation.
Yesterday was the last day in which
furs were received for the sale. The
value of the skins checked in was more
than 100000.
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Mrmbcrship Drive In Dress Trade.

The Associated Dress Industries of
America has launched a membership
campaign with a view 10 Increasing the
membership of this trade body from $50
to 500 within the next thirty days.
A committee comprising twenty-five OF
the foremost dress manufacturers OF the
country have volunteered to aid in the
drive. each member having pledged him
self to enroll five new members. and
stress will be laid on the campaign in
the out OF town markets.
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HELP WANTED-FFMALF.

49, ~ ~ ~ -~7--~7~N--S>--~
TED--EN perienCed bRby's nurs4
hospital training; best credentials required
appointment hy telephone, Mrs II. D.
COLE. Plaza Sti5.
MULTIGRAPH OPERATOR, capable OF
handling latest machine; FleNo type setter
and printing alta hmert call Purchasing
Department, The FLEISCHMANN CO., 70l
Washington Street,
YOUNG lady. American Gentle, experienced
IN statistical work. preferably graphic charts
Desirable position 10 right person. Salary com
m"nsuratc with EhilIty Box TJ0 sun.
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To Represent Empire mills.

McDevitt. Colmen & GO. OF this city
have heen appointed representatives for
the Empire Worsted Mills IN the East
ern narKre-< "a a. n * er a <c<<k-
Chicago as representatives for all terri
tory west OF Buffalo.
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sURRoGATE's NOTICES.


DICKEN, CHARLES Din pursuance
OF order OF Honorable John p. Cohalan,
a Surrogate OF the County of New York
NOTICE is hereby given TO ali persons
having claims against Charles u. Dickcy,
late OF the County OF New York, deceased
to present tho same with vouchers thereof
TO the subscribers at their place OF trans
acting business. the ofice Of United States
Trust Company OF New York. No. IS wall
street, borough OF Manhattan. in tho Cit
OF New York. on or before the 18th day or
September neNt Dated New York tho It'll
day of March. 1919
LOUISE W. DTCEEY
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
Executors
STEWART & SHEARER,
Attorneys FOR Executors
- Wall Street. Manhattan,
New York
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Fur Auction To-day.

Furs valued at approximately $40 900
will he offered at the public auction to-
day in the Metropolitan Fur Exchange,
rs West Twenty-ffth street. The Offer
ings include both dressed and manufac-
tured furs.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


$4,000 NEEpER ga fast growing
business, patented articles
csu oner good security. Address INVEST 70
MFNT, The sun Brook Ign Office. EagleBidg
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BALTIMORE.
CANADIAN WAR LOANS.

pigs, ti775als.25: rOuEhs, .1i6. Country
salss.S Sanders: SIS state -r's-, 1855
a. .ls e Pt 9S is s, i'c ns.' a.
sls?j; Is roughs. 365. NS. Kerns Com
mission Co: state hogs, $50, sls so; %
$3.50; ., IA, s1925 = roughs. eg5. SIC. Nc
Pherson 4 Co.: state hogs, 256, $3.50.
Newton & Co; Pennsylvania hogs, 100,
Live stock Markets In Other Cities.
KANSAS CITY. March l7.-Hoss
eelpts, 1900 lower. Bulk, sIss5 1883;
;ssSgiso5; lights, 'lsdlS,So; pigs,
's.sop ls;5S
fed steers. 3 dTessc ss her. Pr,me
tl29ls; Southern steers. nominaiIy' SIN
10; cows, isalt6S; heiters s1o1l5; stock
IRE ana do, issde ,,o sG 1850; bulls $40
,SheepmReoeiptS. II, 900; higher Lambs.
ns'7:a 2G;2S; yearlinss .sl555alS; weth.
ers, ht5o9l6 ewes 'lsbO1l425.
st. LOUIS. March l7.---Hogs- Receipts.
Wl775; mixed and butchers siSGi 30
good heavy $40 Aoqleso; bulk. sisGiis5o'
beef S% steers. :lisSgls.5O yearIing steers
ana heifers. S5Ogl6; cows, $40 5Odls.5 so;
T orIn,. ana feeaer' fair To
cows and heifers, $3.50: Gamers and cut.
tiers, $500 7,25: native calves, 3I,TSa1S
Sheep-Receipts, 500: steady Lsn,S.
slst0Wls.iS; ewes, |l?Gl3; Gamers and
CHICAGO, March 1T-Hogs-Recoipts
$1,000; market FIRM, fully steady With
saturdays average: estimated to-morrow
10000 Rulk OF sales S19.lOd 1895; heavy
weight, $40 80 a 1850 medium weight.
$40 La 1855: lightweight $500 a % 20
lights, 81 % q IS so; COWS, SlIa56Is75
pigs. slG.5Oal 80 ''
Cattle : Receipts $4,000; choice. boot
stecrs and butcher stock II TO a5c, hie
others and feeders steady; calves zoe
lower: estimated receipts tomorrow H.
coo: good and. choice beef steers and
butcher stock strong TO Zoe. higher; Others
and feeders steady; calves Soc lower.
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Business Troubles



THOMAS Z. McGOUETY--A voluntary pc
tition OF Thomas r. McGourtv. 3l53
Broadway. shows abilities Of $l0.s5 and
no assets, The three largest creditors
are: John McEntee company. - Park
Row. S75i5: William RieEers Sons, Inc,
800 willis avenue, sl,006, and william
scrip, Rockaway Beach, y. Y. $1,000.
Charles w. Walter, :33 Broadway, is the
attorney.
Assignments.
PEARLsTEIN & JAFFA-Retan dealers
yesterday assigned for the benefit OF
creditors 10 Archibald Palmer.
EUGENE j. WOHI-Roohng contractor
at 1917 Hoe avenue, The Bronx, has AS
signed Tor The benefit OF creditors to
Harry A Boomberg.
HARRY STRCHis--R"iail dealer in dry
goods at 2l99 First avenue. yesterday as
signed for the benefit OF creditors to
Louis ii. Gold.
Judgments.
The following judgments were filed yes
terday; the first name IS that OF the debtor:
Adams. John FIJI +. Persons. 3e9.72
Battcpede, Carmine-L. Jacobs ct
al ...........,....,,-.. 5s1l0
Balssm, Herbcrt-M BenIngcr ct
al 49,. ...,.,..... 4233G
co, lnc.,...,,............ 1851
Parua, Guam BE-, Barna ..,,,, S4s2i
iiurstcin, 1rviug--l. Drersou.... $50 10
Bakalar. Husit--simmons Hard
ware Goa;...... ...;..t,;,....,.. LIE
n ISEP1r ' AaSa V-E Mm' NJ Hoch, ''"-"
dorf; costs. Observation-Disclosures. llU..u
Bedenhauscn. ci.--N. t. Mccr.
Garter tr%T Marion H.-w.lham Co. i" sss sTs
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Police Department
Orders


As PROBATIONARY PATROLMRN.
TO take effect March Is.
Assigned to HeAdouaricrs DIV training
school; Angelo G. NisCardi. 40. 1863. Ed
ward Mu.hcr.u. No. Ilil, Luke j. Bru0 nc,
No llS3
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street Nos 2I2s-2l34 Broadway. 2oo-7it
west 18th street and 30s-3l4 Amsterdam
Avenue.
Approximate amount Of the mortgage
debt, costs and allowances. S556i33.eO,
taxes. assessments and water rates $4,000.
Dated, New York February 20. 1919.
CAMBRIDGE LIVINGSTON. Referee
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TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.

PATROLMEN
To -1sN effect A NJ March II:
H~A J TIhr~X Prec-A III Pr,
assigned to bicycle duty.
Timothy Flannery, nth Prec assigned
as attendant 10 lake effect 5 A VI.
March Is.
James Rodgers. LIST Prec., to Esd Pre-,
assigned as attendant.
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Satisfied judgments.

The first name is that OF the debtor. the
second that of the creditor and dale when
Judgment was filed:
Van Kioeck, Neison--A Lauter-
bach. Oct. q, 19l5............ scShtl
Travellers Indemnity CO. Il.
Roth 4 Langley. Albert b. Roth ''''''
and W. Cd. Lsugley--
n. W. d3othan, March %, 1915 ll5t4o
Ntllinser, Hcnry-R. Cohn, Dec.
-, lsVO ''..'.,. ........,...... 32l.il
Wise, Harold NJ. Paumure
Realty Co. march Is. laI2 Of. lss3a
Sud6rink. William. and Ehling
Brewing Coz. y. Ridley
My. ~. l9ls.".,.,......,..,, 1o:s.s9
Strkin, Herman-Saks & Co,
April ., 1s15................, 1854
Same --HarvArd Co, Nav T. 1908 .OS G.
Registro, William. and Virginia
People. SC, March IL, iyis,.. 10000
Lehigh Valley Coal COZ Mus
husky, March II, ISls........ 1sOso
Goldman, Morris. Gitton, July
,, 1909 Cancelled s7e.53
Same Ronner July g. 1912
cancelled ................ 1osl5
Same-M. Flauman, Dec 20, 1919
cancelled ................. sll3
.BRONX.
Romano, Salvatorc--A. Romano,
March &, 1919. CISCO
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OIL CRY, March 17-Crcdu balances
s., Runs. 1881 !; average, 75,O3l,
shipments, IS,06i; average, $4,000.
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q PHILADELPHIA,


5000 So2 Gity Of Paris g.. es', 9as. 9a', e9.
Snn Ponna Temp cts. ~ s. o. %
200 200 I Len annuity 6s.l@ IN. l1J. 1911. |
1000 Phlla Flee lst SIS. a3I, g37s eSrs pa, |
1000 Tn Ky Inv IS. 80 O. 90 80
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TORONTO CLOSING.

5000 Comw FL lat as 93i, 92i, Q
coo Pub Ser Y Ill 5s. s7la So 5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-29
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

EVANSVILLE, Md. June 2s.-In the
Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
tomorrow night a centennial celebra-
ton is to be held in honor of the
achievement of the Epworth League
of the church in leading in the big
drive for membership. recently con-
Quoted by the leagues embraced in
the Washington district. A banner
is to be presented.
Miss IneZ Coffren and Suit Richie
won medals in the defamation con-
test held in connection with the
graduating exercises of the Upper
Marlboro High School. Miss Coffren's
medal was awarded by the Ladies'
Improvement Association of Marlboro
and Mr.. Ritchie's by the First Ma
tional Bank of Southern Maryland.
William Berry. son of Mrs. w. Pink
ney Berry. died at the home Of his
mother near North Keys, several days
ago He was i'll only few days. The
funeral was held from ST. Thomas
Church. Groom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-29
W. B. A. of Maccabees.

Four applications for membership
were read at a recent meeting of Mount
Vernon Tent. No. 4. of the Maccabees.
A number of applicants received the de-
gree. Favorable reports were submit
ted by various committees. The com
mittee on the excursion is to meet at
the w. B. A. Hail. 18th and I streets.
Saturday evening at $50 O'Clock to
formed. with Sir Knight Severe as
president All members of the order in
the District who obtain one new mem
Der a month can become member of
this club. Sir knight Severe and
| Buecklin were elected lieutenant COM
mander and picket. respectively. Speak
ers at the meeting were District State
Comma nder W. W. Adamson. jr.. Past
District Commander J. NJ. Foster and
others.
National Tent. No. /. of the Macca-
bees has appointed committee Of three
to take charge of the memorial. The
committee appointed included Sir
Sir knights Commander Chairman. Past
Commander Valentine and Past District
Commander J. NJ Foster. The COM
| mittee on the excursion made favorable
report. Five applications for member
ship were received. The tent is to give
class initiation the first Wednesday in
August.
Georgetown Tent of the Maccabees
had memorial services at its last review.
and there was large attendance. Four
| applications for membership were re-
ported. Deputy State Commander w.
w. Adamson, jr.. was a speaker.
National Review No. /. the woman's
association of the Maccabees. held a
meeting Friday evening and initiated
large class of candidates. The at
tendance was unusually large. After
the regular business session there was
an entertainment Mrs. Minnie KEEP
pinger. deputy supreme commander.
keppinger gave a talk and entertained
with several readings.
Mount Vernon Review. No. 2, and
Victory Review. No. u. will. hold their
regular business sessions this week.
Columbia Review. No. 3. held it's
| regular business session Thursday. bal
loting and initiating candidates
At the last regular meeting of Liberty
Union. No. 6, there was a large class
initiation Of new members. the guard
| work being exemplified by National No.
l, guard team After the regular bust
ness was transacted all present enjoyed
a social hour. Mrs. Silcox. past COM
mander. of Steubenville. Ohio, and Mrs
Wilson were guests.
National Surprise Club of National
! Review. No. /. surprised Mrs. Hattie
Palmer, captain of the guards, at her
new home. S12 Cpshur street. An in
formal program Of entertainment was
carried out.
Mrs. Minnie Keppinger. deputy SUI
preme commander, has spent the past
week visiting the reviews of Cumber-
land. Hagerstown and Baltimore, Md.
The lawn fete held at the homie of
Mrs. Sarah Severe was a financial sue
cess. The fete was for the benefit of
the District of Columbia union guard
team of the w. B. A. Of the Maccabees.
A regular rehearsal of the team was
held Friday evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-29
KRUPP WORKS LOSE TRADE.
Strikes and Unrest Blamed for Di.
verified Underbid Orders,

ESSEN. June 10 Correspondence OF
the Associated PreSs).-krupp's
works here have had issued a state
ment to their workers drawing atten-
ton to the fact that by their strikes
and the consequent unrest in Ger
many important orders have been lost.
a case has been cited of n contract
with a great Dutch concern which
was lost and went to Engla nd, de-
spite the much lower price quoted by
Germany. because the Dutch mis-
trusted the ability of krupps to carry
out the contract
Similarly steel deliveries for the
Norwegia state railroad were given
to an American firm. This also was at
far higher price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-29

ued at more than a half million dol
lars.
The seven operated wholesale
business in wearing apparel. conduct
ing twenty seven stores in Boston.
Philadelphia. Baltimore. Trenton. Chi
cago. Newark. New York and other
cities.
Upon the delivery of merchandise
ordered by mail. the defendants. it
was charged. Immediately shipped il
to one of their out of town stores and
there disposed of it at cut rate.
After a number of such transactions
the ut-of-town store was closed. and
another place to be used for similar
purposes was opened in another city.
Others implicated with the Solomon
brothers also entered pleas of guilty
and We're given sentences ranging
from two years to two months i'm
prisonment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-29

The recent jubilee class initiation,
which was such a decided success, is
being generally commented on as the
best event in local Pythian circles for
some time. Grand Chancellor Patrick
desires to notify the members of the
order in this domain that a movement
will be launched in the near future
for another class in the fall to be
known as the grand chancellor's class.
This plan is expected to prove popu-
lar and to receive the support of all
the Washington lodges. closing the
term of the present grand chancel-
lor in BETTING manner and making
ii one of the most successful in re-
cent years. Syracusians Lodge is al
ready on record as favoring the pro-
posed class.
Grand Chancellor Patrick announces
the following assignments to COM
municate the semi-annual password
for the term beginning July /: Frank
lin Lodge. Grand Chancellor Patrick:
Chancellor James N Kline; Webster
and Syracusians lodges. Grand Inner
Guard o. B. Gray; Calanthe and ANA
ranth lodges. Grand Prelate G. w.
Henderson; Hermoine and Excelsior
lodges. Grand Vice Chancellor Fred
ericls Yates; Equal and Columbia
lodges. Grand Keeper of Records and
Seal Ii. j. Gasson; Capital Lodge,
Grand Outer Guard J. F.. Skidmore;
Myrtle and Century Decatur lodges,
Grand Master of Exchequer F.. B.
Crown: Rathbone-Superior Lodge,
| Grand Master at Arms f. w. Heiss !;
Home Lodge. Grand Chancellor Pat
rick.
Capital Lodge. No. %. at it's meet
ing Tuesday night elected II. NJ. Rec
tanus prrelate, George H. F. Kold
| master at arms and NJ. F. Vale inner
/ guard. Addresses We're made by Grand
! Chancellor Patrick and George E..
| Hadley Of Brazos. Tex. The lodge
Will omit it's meeting calendared for
July s.
| Syracusians Lodge, No. 10, had as
visitors at it's convention last Friday
! night Messrs. Budges of Sioux City,
Iowa; Radley of Texas, Arnold of Ari-
IONA and Wealthall OF Ohio. besides a
Capt. A. f. Laussen presented his trans
! fer from lodge in Connecticut.
/, The rank team Of Syracusians Lodge
went to Alexandria last Tuesday even
! ing. where they conferred the knight
rank on class of candidates in the
lodgeroom Of Oriental Lodge, No. S, be-
fore large gathering. Refreshments
were served and a social hour followed
the work.
Past Grand Chancellor H. NJ. Wander
wort has been appointed secretary Of the
committee on invalid pensions, House Of
Representatives. Mr.. Vandervort for
many years held a responsible position
in the pension Office.
Webster Lodge, No. Z. conducted the
services of the order at the funeral OF
Lewis II. Disney last Wednesday. MIR.
Disney. who was an old and popular