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The Washington herald., 1919-10-18

Neither the epidemics Of war,
nor the ever-present fear OF pog-
roms, nor the pangs of hunger
have so far been able to break the
Jewish spirit or to extinguish the
light of Jewish faith" Mr.. Asch
declared. upon his return Not
only did the rabbis and the heads
Of the great synagogues OF Telz.
Slobodki. Kovno, and other places
in eastern Europe. at once reopen
their schools and resume teaching.
when they returned from exile. but
in every little town to which the
Jews returned. their first concern
was for the education OF their
children"
Nor are the myriads OF orphans
forgotten Thousands OF these
youngsters live and sleep on the
streets. There are $4,000 of them
in eastern Europe now. q number
far greater than the established
Jewish orphanages are able to
care for. In Poland alone there
are 500. 900 Jewish youngsters whose
destitute parents are unable to
feed them, and who depend upon
American Jewish relief agencies
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

The wholesale market prices yesterday r,nged
about as follows:
NGS--stictly fresh. s. arerass receipts,
g.; Southern. 60.
CHEEsE-New York Stats fsctory, whole
milk. aa35c.
BUTTER-Standard creamery, Gle: print- G.,
LIVE 'PoULTRY-Roosters, per lb.. aDc:
turkeys. per Ib. 4Oa42c; chickens srinx. p-r ID.
Sa8c; hens, per lb. aea33c; keats. young, each,
oaeOc
DRESSED POULTRY - Fresh killed ur;ps
chickens. Ter 10. Ssa,sc; hens per ID. Sc;
roosters. Per ID. Zc; turkeys. pr rb. fostsc
PoRK-Sman and neat, 2zZ5c; medium, ze:
heavy. Da1c.
LIVE STOCK = Calves. ne; lambs. Isc;
sheep, 4a6c-
GREEN FRUITS-Apples. per bbl, new. sooa
80; has. 0ca275; California lemons, boz. $50
as 20; pineappies. per crate. 5ooa6oo; California
Oranges. Sooa7oo; peaches. z5os40 per crate
grapes. per baS Za25c; do. Niag.ra, aa2sc
Delaware. 2a5c; honey devs Per cata, "a
lSo; lima beans. fox5oo per quart
VEGErABLES-Potatces per sack, 4oosl 50.
do No 2. 2ooa27; strfpg beans. per harTel
'2ooa3oo; eggplant, 5oa1oo per crate; corn. mar.
By. per doz, loa4oc; cabbage, now, 2Ooa3oD per
bba; beets. 2a4c per bunch; lettuce 7sazO n<r
bas; New York celery. 5ooa6 % per -ste. celery.
per doz- f5a1.o0: rumaine Lettuce, imaI IS:
squash. looal.0 per crate: spring onions, q so.
500 pct 100 bunches; onions, prr l0olb sack
30aio; tomatoes, nearby. 15al 50 DER crat,
sweet potatoes. a@aa5o per Dbl; yams, per
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18

gle men and women who have recent
ly come to the city who live In rented
rooms and these have found Il any
thing but an easy matter to locate
themselves. This has been especially
the case with girls, but various well
fare agencies are now looking after
them In this regard
One factory superintendent exc
euted q coup and distanced rival su-
perintendents by conducting q can
vsss Of the neighborhood in which
his plant is situated, optioning all
the rentable rooms and assigning
them to workmen who come to
work for him
Bride and Groom Sleep In Hallway.
One result OF the shortage Of
housing was that many residents
focked TO the hotels and took
rooms by the month. creating q
shortage OF hotel accommodations
so that travellers have had to stand
in line for hours to get even q cot
| At one big downtown hotel .
bride and groom spent part of their
honeymoon on twin cots in q hall
way nook upstairs
Two couples arrived at the same
hotel on vacation tours and found
that there was only one room
available The clerk offered TO let
them match for it. but although
total strangers they agreed to
share the room for q week.
One set Of vultures who have dis
covered q new graft are the fur
niture for sale" sharpers. They Sc
Cura Cat hn.,.. a..
ner. rent 1t for a month. furnish Il
with secondhand goods and then s6-
vertise that the buyer Of the fur
niture can secure the rental Of the
place. The price Of the furniture
sold runs from q few hundred dol
lars up to $3.50. and such is pros
perity In Michigan's big boom town.
they End buyers for their junk and
turn over the places. to play the
game somewhere else.
Families with children always have
trouble finding PAGES to rent but In
Detroit they are in q particularly
sad predicament
II was figured at the beginning Of
the year that Detroit needed 1900
homes. The estimate now Is $4,000
Garages Used n Living olarters.
Some families who own lots but
cannot afford TO build houses are
putting up garages on the rear ends
OF the lots and preparing to live In
them temporarily. No one has yet
thought of constructing roosts in
the trees.
The city has condemned a num-
Der OF plots for Playground. but
will not tear down the houses on
these sites until conditions improve.
A plan is now under way to CO.
ordinate the efforts OF all public
services and to extend sewers, water
mains. lights. gas and street car
lines to certain sections at the same
time 90 as to provide new building
areas A big house financing cor
poration has been formed to extend
building loans and other like COM
binations are under way.
The principal trouble at present
IL that we haven't enough skilled
workers to put up homes" said one
man familiar with the situation.
''and IL we import these skilled
workers there Is no place for them
to live while they are putting up
houses for other people"
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
THE TOWN cRIER.

cs1unbss Country Cluh. Fsr<
Berry. Va. wiz conclude it's weeks
musical carnival tonight
secsefy fer Phflsssphie-I I.eskrx
vin meet today n the Public Ia
hrsry sf t;tS .. m
~rhe Rsls.v sfris club ef fk>
East Washington Community Cen
ter. meet tonight at Eastern High
School at . o'clock
Btsiesksai sscscty neets tsnfex1
a $3.50 O'Clock In the new assembly
hall OF the Cosmos Club.
WashizEton brr.ek sf ne As-sef-
alton Of Collegiate Alumnae VIII
meet tonight at Q o'clock az 1sz. I
street northwest.
Three Masonic clubs, the Lans-
skin. Railroad Square ana South
Gate. VIII hold an outing at Mount
Vernon today. They win leave the
Twelfth street station az s:so D. m
Columbia Historical seciefy win
meet next Tuesday at D. m. sn
the assembly hall OF the Cosmos
Club
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

FniIadelphia. Pa. Oct H.-Prices on tho pro
duoe nartet raneed about follows:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. creamery, fancy. high
scoring goods. Tok73e. the latter for tobbins
sAles: extra. 0c. extra hrsts e6as7c; hrsts Es
&c: seconds. Sa5sc: sweet creamery. choice to
EznJ, Tla-3c; fair To good 6ls6ec; ladlepacked.
a To quality, ssa5or; pacSing stock isatsc; fancy.
hands Of nearby prints ioboing at T5GTc; good
70 choicr sdaTlc; fair. 60a6+c.
BGGS-Nearby frsts. SO. 20 pr crate; pearhy
-rrpnt receipts that would grade according
TO rule. sIs6o pr crate: fair 10 good nearby
eggs. 81 40alSD per crate; seconds. SIS soal7. 10
per crate: Western extra frsts. N9D per crate
frstS. SlsooalAso PER crate; do. seconds. SIS %
al7.lO PER crEfe; inferior lots. lower; fancy.
carefully selected eggs ioboinz at TlaI3c per doz
LIVE POULrRY-Fouls as to quality. 2a34c;
exceptional lots higher; chickens. as 10 quality.
5ADc; exceptional lots. higher; old roostsrs. 2la
nc; ducks. white Pekin. 0c = exceptional lots
higher; DO Indian Runner, Ha2c; pgenns. old.
SABc; do. young. pr pair. zaoc-
WHITE POTArOES-NeaTby per haa No. I.
ozl-ls; lover grades. 4oa66c; white potatoes, per
I5o-Ih scrs. No. !. Sa8aloo; No. 2 25a25o;
white potatoes. PennplraniA, per 100 Ihs, 25a
80; sweet potatoes. Southern, No l. per bbl
Soosals; do. No 4 pr bol. 0Os25; Jersey.
pr hak. ocaSoo.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18

War. and constant fear. and wide
spread disease. and general starva-
ton have not been enough to make
the unfortunate Jews OF Poland and
the rest OF Eastern Europe forsake
their ancient love Of education All
orthodox religious training. according
to Sholom Asch. the Yiddish poet who
recently returned to America after
several months in Eastern Europe
as a commissioner for American Jew
ish relief agencies.
Jewish schools are still in operation
In towns where the children have had
no food for two days. Ragged ana
hungry little boys. barefooted or with
their feet wrapped in old rags. whose
one meal OF the day Is the cup or
soup that they get from American
relief workers. bend their heads over
the Talmud in every little town in Po-
land. Returning refugees hunt a
place for a synagogue and some
kind OF a school for their children,
before they so much as find a roof
to sleep under. according to Mr.
Asch.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
mo PLACE TO LIVE" is CRY
FROM THOUSANDS IN DETROIT

Detroit Mich. Oct. 17.-Detroit is
suffering from an acute case OF un-
digested prosperity. So rapid has
been the growth of theN industries
|. OF the city that, while there is still
a demand for thousands OF new
workers, there are no houses to put
them in.
Every large American city, and
many of the small ones. are having
trouble with the housing situation.
due to the decline In construction
during the war. But no other big
American city has grown anywhere
near as fast as the town where the
thirty-odd makes OF automobiles are
made. Therefore none has a problem
SO acute
Now it is proposed to moor lake
passenger steamers at downtown
docks and to use them as hotels
during the winter. Several thousand
people can be given living quarters
in this way, or at least sleeping
rooms.
Real estate was in a slump during
the war in Detroit So many men
went away that families doubled up
in houses and fats, rents went down
and landlords wondered what was go
ing to become Of them.
Now the situation has reversed.
Tent Colonies Rise I'm Suburbs.
The Landlord Is having his day.
People are living in tent cormuni-
ties in Detroit and in the outskirts
there are camps that look like war
times. 1t is probable that some of
these tenters will have to bank up
their canvas hahitations with sod and
live in them during the winter.
People having fats or houses to rent
have taken bids and awarded the
premises to the highest bidder. Jani-
tors having the renting of apartments
are as susceptible to tips-and not
stingy ores either-as a headwaiter In
a high-priced restaurant and Just as
naughty in manner. Heads OF families
advertise offering rewards for q nat
or house. The earliest editions OF the
newspapers are grabbed by home hunt
ers who race out to the address given
like gold-miners stampeding to new
strike"
City and county officials have called
q grand jury to investigate stories
Of rent profiteering and lawyers have
volunteered to defend families whose
landlords sought 10 evict them after
unconscionable increases in rent 1t
has developed. however. that very
few families have actually been put
out in the street. Detroit is ''dou-
bling up more than ever and some
kind of a place to live can usually be
found.
Emergency quarters have been
found by the Community Union for
wandering families.
There is a large percentage Of sin
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. Nd. Oct H-wHEAT-ssie. o,
snail bag lots, as TO qpAlity and condition. Al
y 22. Els. 2D. * ~, 20 and "a psr
bushel
coRN-Tfack yellow com. No. or bsttsr, 70,
domestic delivery. 10 quotsbls at 70 psr bushel
asked, for car lots old 90 spot saies Of snaIl
samFte lots OF corn. delivered. At l5 fdr white
ny-eut and warm. and At the sane Price for ny.
cut mixed
COB CoRN-with turn of the s,ason nov In
ear corn. and the offerings OF old cob havins
dried up and new not Jet moving in sufficient
Quantity 70 arire At accurate quotations Bas
lots Of new yellow On TIP wharf are worth about
100 pr baneL
OArs-Rsnee Of prices-No. white, INA
&c; No white. Taz7hc. Oats sales-Ons q,
No white. In elevator. T7c; can, No Z
white. In Baltimore and Ohio elevator, n5sc.
RYB-Range Of prices-Bag lots Of nearby rye
a. to quality. lsip
HAY-No. Timothy. n: standard timothy
SA0so; No. timothy. %: No. > timothy. ID
2; No. light clover mixed, 35oa3o; No :
light clover miIsd. Ea10: No. l clover mind
2.9s8; No. clover mixed. SAY; No. / clover,
nominal. z; No. 2 clover. nominal, q; sample
hay, Da2
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
ACROSS THE SALT SEAS

London--Persisn province OF Aser-
baitan revoits as result of agreement
concluded between British and Pers-
ian government
Tokio.-Delegate Hafsumoto escapes
mob Of workmen and boards ship.
which takes him and other delegates
to Labor Conference In Washington.
London.-Sir A. Conan Doyle de-
clares Spiritualisln Is ally Of Christ
ianity against Materialism.
Berlin.-count Won Bernstorfi. form
er ambassador to Washington, will
appear before commission investikat-
ing causes Of war and failure of Ger
man peace movements.
Paris.-Lieut. Poulet flies over Alps
and lands IN Rome.
London-Premier Lloyd George says
Preaident Wilson,s tllneas n blow 10
the peace Of Tie world
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
COTTON MARKET.

New York. Oct 1.-THE cotton market ou,ned
about steady today and 3 to IS ppints hisher.
ezcept January which was points lower, but
soon developed positive strength, and al tbe
end OF the first fifteen minutes was active At
" points net ADVANCE on leading deliveries.
The early advance carried prices q to 81 point,
above last nights closing fsura December
was again relatively finn, selling up 10 "a So
or into new high ground for the movement.
while the advance in the later month, vas
checked around 3.ssc for March. compared With
4.3sc the high Level Of the week,
In the final hour the market was yerv ir,e,,,-
lar. closing easy at . net decline Of q To o
points Influenced BY the weakness at Nex Or.
leans. selling orders from that center and local
commission house LIQUIDATION Spot here was
quiet at a decline Of 30 points at 375c: there
were no sales Spot at New orieans was steady
unchanged at SEC; the sales were 7,lW bales.
Receipts at PRINCIPAL ports: Galveston, 10, ,lss,
Houston, ssls; Savannah. SIZE; Norfolk. s.ls6 :
New Orleans 4.ss1;, Augusta, $50; Charieston,
). 20; st. LouiA LES.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
Financial NeDs--Stock Market Prices
CHICAGO GRAIN.
! ~ JOSEPH =. PnrrcnAnp.

onieaso. Oct r--Ady.ncss of u txc were
mAde ~ the corn market today With the De
o>nn0 future strongest and October weakest
G.t deal Of new corn In " coantry vii b
available for delivery on contracts soon and thu
reccipo Of this grain win be hesvy In December
provided tho weather Is favorable for huskins
and sheiling and an ample supply Of can IL on
hand - -
Much corn was bought ny-tAs few tradsrs Who
rocei'ed the rsport that It 10 estimated ZOO
cars o. com have bean sold in Montreal for De-
ceulber shipmant from Chicago
fners were further taidng OF oats b. the ~
board: cash salas >hsre amounting 10 A2op
ousheis which included lEe.Gp bu.hels bought
ne east. Advances for the day were Is to
hc with May tho strongest
Ihs prsnim Of Tc for lard oyer ribs has bssn
eneouanns the packers TO make liberal guam
Titles Of lard and tie output shows incresss sIl
.rotmd- LArsr purchases Of lard have been made
ifey supposedly for shipment To Germany and
generally believed that when Germany Is
able to establish credit that large quantities Of
ard and other fats as well - bog products, ren-
ealS speakins viii be purchased
Chicago. Oct n-Grain and provisions futures:
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
MARKET STILL
IS ADVANCING
Scores of Material Net Ad-
vances Made IN All
Issues.
By BRoADAN WALL.

New York. Oct n.-Money was
easier to borrow In wall street today.
although the rate was not materially
lower But with traders making from
one to . dozen points overnight rates
counted for nothing so long as the
funds were obtainable- so the ad-
vance went merrily on Scores Of ma
terial net advances were made. not
only among the specialties. but among
the standard issues. The close was
strong. but slightly under the best OF
the day for many took profits in the
last hour.
The volume Of collateral loans Is
now at q new record. The leaders
hope for reaction that will make
the public cautious so that the market
may not be overwhelmed with too
much enthusiasm
II can be stated on authority that
there In no truth In the report that
General Motors is planning to take
over the WHY'S Overland. There are
indications. however. that the Willys
Company Is engaged in an important
deal that may be announced in the
near future
Candy stocks ara growing in popu-
larity and today Continental and Loft
were the. most active representatives
Of the group. 1t is found that both
candy and tobacco are being used in
greater volume as q result Of prohi-
bition.
Declaration of a coal strike Is still
the paramount argument for buying
petroleum stocks. ItIs also an argu-
ment for buying General Motors and
Westinghouse. Thousands of factories
now using coal as fuel will install oil
and thus the coal industry will lose A
larger percentage Of its business.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18

TO tl5k Frunoh vas finn. checks 90 Pari,
advancing to s!es. and t6rre was . slight i'm
proyement in Italian notnA Scandinavian was
weak with rates EendaIly down to the lowest
Level reschrd in recent trading.
roday's closing ntrs Il exrhsnre On ptn-
dpal forcign maTkets:
steriinx. demand, &fSS: zbles ASA, Bsnk-
es 60 days, tiys; % dAys. GEA- Fans.
checta $40; cables, ass. Belgium. chects 6s
cables. 666 Germany. checkS SIS; cables. so.
Austria, chects 30; cahles, % Holland, checks.
-; cables. .Sk It-.y, cheeks, ioH; zbies.
10 L. Swis. checks SIS; cableH 5sL
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
new YORK PRODUCE.

New Yo<k. o. n.-BUrrm-Aarta firm;
sAltsd and unsaltsd- frvsh ouamzJ eztras. Ga
TUsc; do. frsts. 6IiSsdec; do. higher than az
tras esha76; Stats dairy tubs. Sa6c
CHEESE = Markt finn State vholemilk
Specials. Aasssc; do, fancy. xAse: losz grades.
Bscc; Wisconsin who'emin. fanS. YOUNG
Americas. Sez1zAc; STATE skimS spooals U,sa
syxc: do. choioe. 7alSsxc: do. fair to good. Ia
l6s; do, lower grades Tal5c
EGGS-Market irregular and nominal; extras.
aa6sc; frsta, 0a63n
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
SHIP RESURREcTED
FROM SEA GRAVE

New rork-A ship from Davyi
Jones' locker hove into port the
other day. When no shipping fle.
records could be found Of the Ar
gentine sailing ship Alejandrina- her
captain told Of her salvage during
the war search for tonnage She
had been stranded on q rsef In the
Straits Of Magellan f1 twenty
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
Can Find Wife But No Home.

who lost his wife while serving at
the front. has had several offers OF
marriage from women. but he has
appealed to the board OF guardians
TO md q home for his four children.
He has had TO distribute the chill
dren among relatives. while he
searched for a home
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
Civ Saves Addieh from Drugs.

New York-Fresh air and exer-
else were the chief medicines ad-
ministered by specialists in curing
the FIRST 800 patients in the city
drug sanitarium on North Brother
Island. City Health Commissioner
Copeland announces that two
months treatment completes the
cure.\
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
Sea-Going Bus Is Given Test.

London.-Casualties caused re-
Gently by the overturning of the
deep sea" motor buses in British
cities have led to the invention of
a device by which the authorities
can test the stability OF cabs. They
are placed in a frame. with weight
to, correspond to q maximum load,
and are tilted at a sharp angle.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
Not Poaehers, Airmen Protest.

London.-Complain has been
lodged by the department commit
tee on the protection of wild birds
that airmen have been illegally
hunting and bombing water foul
and other game from army ma
chimes. The war ministry enters q
vigorous denial OF the charge.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
Boys Pin Hopes on "Pigs Is Pig" !"

Nicetown.N Pa.-Inspired by Ellis
club has started with a dozen guinea
pigs and hopes, by selling their or
spring to laboratories, to help raise
$4,000 for q swimming pool in Nortn
Philadelphia. Five to eight babies
every eight weeks is the regular
schedule of a mother guinea pig.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

New York. Oct r.-Moncy on call on the
stock exchanse opened at 10 per cent; high, 10;
low. 6: close. G. Most Of the days loans were
made at 10 per cent Loans made on all in
drstrial collateral were sal0 per cent
nms money vn again sxtrmely scarce, with
biddGs of9ing pr cent
lntnrinx mnney rskaB v.rs unohaneud
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18

TIDE TABLE,
ronpned b. the United Stats Oo~st and
Geode6e SureyJ
Tod.y-Lcv tide. II su q m and M m
high tide. IN q m and - y m
THE sun AND NOON.
Today-sun rses. fls - N; szn sstS S11
p n
Moon ris-sI 10 . N srta 80 D N
Automobile lamp 70 be hshted ooe-hAN hour
aftsr sunsst
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
Lives to Be "a on Rice and Milk.

Yanco. Australia--Sam McCaughey,
pioneer millionaire, at 81. lays his long
life to the fact that for ten years
he has lived on rice and milk.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
Washington Stock Exchange.
SALES.

Washington Gas. 4 At s04. At oz, s at u4-
After CALI
Capital Traction Company, 6 at 81.
Washington Railway pfd, ! al 81 Is at Sc
Commerrd National Bank. at 49,
PotoSnac Electric cons. s.. 5000 at gz,
81 900 at elk
Columbia Grapbophone CON- at 5lA 8 at
5lh. Is at dH, 8 at aH. ) at 51ik.
CAPITAL Tracion S. s1.oU at s, 5000 at 6,
8 90 at 6. N.op at 8
counersal National Bank, At ls5. at ls5.
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDs
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool. Oct 17-Spots opened active today
with prices steady. Sales amounted to B.0o
bales. Receipts tctaled 5000 including 5.loo
American.
Futures opened steady.
American middling. fair z52 cood middlina.
1E; fun middling R1; middling. Ar; lov
n1iddling. se; good ordinary. IsS. ordinary.
nE
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

New York. Oct. H-Thre was an frerular
tone to the foreign exchange market With q
small volume Of business Sterling was heayy,
demand falling To Il5k. followed by . raIlJ
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
LOCAL TEMPERATURE.

kidnishL q; an. Go; an. @; an.
@; an. O.; 70 an. %; L noon. q: pm.
%; pm. -; pm. 90: pm. 50: 70 pm.
81 Hishot. G.; lows. g
Relative bumidity-S an. %; pm. u: o,
pm. q. Rainfall % pm 10 . pml, 0a-
Hoa. Of sunshine. Is Per ont a pc~bas
sunshine. a
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18

for the veriest necessities OF life.
Louis Marshall 10 the chairman
Of the American Jewish Relief
Committee. the largest and most
important Jewish relief organiza-
ton in the United States. which "a
asking G total OF s35.ooo.oo In
order to look after these children.
as wei; as the starving Jewish
elders in eastern Europe, during
the coming year. Other prominent
H Schiff. Nathan Straus. Judge
Julian w. Mack. Felix NJ warburg.
Cyrus L Sulzberger. Arthur Leh-
man. all Of New York, DR.. Cyrus
Adler and Jacob d. Lit of Phila-
delphia- and Julius Rosenwald OF
Chicago.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
N. Y. BANK CLEARINGS.

New Y4S. od 1.-The bank cisarino here
today were 8. .os3. .ns.sso.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
D~lRTIHH

AcumulAfsd erces o tsuprrsture sine jan.
uary / isl1 +z1; erc.s Of tenpsrzture Enns
ouoo9 !. lgs. TN; aorumulated ezc1n q
preGut4tiou anos January J. TlS. +Oea: ezc-3
of rrrdptation sinos OccoeT !. ls9. +lE.
r,mp9ltus sane date AS year-HigAru 0s
loves, a.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

FORECAST FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW.
Distnct of Columbia and NarylaDd-Fsir -
day and tomorrow; moderats tenpenzturs; nod
eate northuest windA
Vtrrnh-Fsir in north. cloudy In s,uth pur-
tou today; tomorroS lair; moderate nOrth uindz
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
COTTON RANGE.

New York. Oct r-rne range Of cotton prices
hero today were:
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18

Elk. DIVIDEND TODAY
Int1national Harvester. ~: Anaconda Cop
Ter. !: IntenatiOnal Merrantils Marine pfd-, s:
Kelly Sprnsfeid Tire. l In oash and 4 in
Common stock.
High. Low.
CAH Mooey..............a., 10
HOURLY SALES OF STOCKS.
| IL am.......... 10.5o u m........ Sn 800
lpm....-.... 81, 90 2pm-.--... ss4 900
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
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