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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28
CHANGED WOMAN
AFTER TAKING
HYPO-COD
Disorders Vanished; Eats And Sleeps
well; Nerves Steady; Pine Tonic
Says Lady

Il latesy found myself in a general
rundown condition ] had no ap7"ut"
was very nervous my stomach worried
me q great deal and l was: very weak.
says a greatful endorscr of Earic'S Hy-
po-Cod whose name appears further on.
II had read in the newspapers where
the Earle remedy had proven very EN-
cient In cases like my own and de-
ridcd TO give II n trial. ! Was immense
~ improved after taking tn" first butt'@
and encouraged In continuing the treat
rurrl. Gradually all my troubles van
i&hcd and I begin To feel like n dHicr-
ont woman. ! can now cd; anything
and enjoy il too. sleep we'll Il, night,
MY nervousness is grn" and my Siuln-
ach is in fine shape" EHrl''s lIY3'o-t:0d
brought me around all right and ! am
glad TO give il public recommendations.
trstifloS Mrs. l. l.. S!IGwaIi"r "c .3l%
National Road W!:r"iinc. W. Va.
In this instanc" We hav" case Of
simple debility developing INTO Il break
down Of the system. N"Gi"ct IT such Il
condition inevitably lc:tds !" a decline.
People who begin to find that their work
tires ;hnm more than usual and have 4
feeling OF laSSitnd" after cX"rtion al
any kind arc in ur"d uf il general tonic
and restorative food m"dIcIn". lGar'".s
tiypn-Cod made by tn nationally known
Earle Chemical Company is perhaps III"
most elective remedy for constitutional
weakness known Ia I'hnrmac"utirs he
cause combining ~ r"culHtr,l InS;u S"lI-
ton the flesh ;rruhlriuc strength build
ing qualities OF fresh pur" cod IIV"rS
with various tonic drugs used daily IN
some form or other by every physician
in the land. EarlcS Hyp,-Cnd Is Far
tcularly valuable at this season Of inr
sumner months. 1t inpariS vim. wig
o. and renewed vitality IL All tn" vIini
organs and the testimonials that pour
HAo the Earle laboratories ar unanI-
nous in pr"cihimnE II is vrry ""lixI"
Of life. Ear"S HEro-t 'nd is sold ny
G. H. GrlcSt Drug Co. at his city ana
other leading druggists at $l.2u for a
large bottle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets

Il your sim is yellow-complexion
paIid-tongue coated-sppetite poor
you have bad taste in your mouth
a lazy, no-good feeling-you should
take Olive Tablets.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-a sub.
stitute for calomel-were prepared by
DR.. Edwards after II years of study
with his patients.
DR.. Edwards Olive 7 abletsare purely
Observation-Disclosures olive oil.
You will know them by their olive color.
Tohavc aciear, pink skin, bright eyes,
no pirnpieS feeling of buoyancy Like
childhood daysyoumustget atthecause.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets act on the
liver and bowels like calonel-yet have
no dangerous after effects.
They start the bile and overcome con-
stipahon That's why millions of boxes
are sold annually at 10c and 25c per box
All druggists. Take one or two nightly
and note the pleasing results.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28
NECESSARY ESSENTIALS TO
SUCCESS OF PHOTOPLAY

ANYONE can produce a rhotn-drama
that wins public favor" said Ralph
lncr in discussing the success Of Tho
Eleventh Commandment" IF h" c%cr-
~iS~s m" greatest possible care in the
select ion Of ihe play being sur" il has.
among other things big dramatic situ3-
tions. suspense and SURPRISES. and If his
star iSof tho type demanded by III" play
and is capable of doing justic" In tho
part"
And just her" is whore tho littlr. hut
extremely significant word 'jf' comes
into action. "tf" a director is able to
recognize thnt certain play has hiS
ttra1natic moments and Is strong in tho
element Of suspense. and 'if" hr. is
capable Of picking star peculiarly
adapted for the leading role. that dircc-
tor will encounter little difficulty IN do
r"l0pinC the dramatic clements Of the
play with telling effect. Tho brain that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28
TRADES { LABOR
ASSEMBLY, TAKES
Up MAGE NAT TIERS
Building Contractor And Trades Ana
Labor Assembly Committee to
Hold Conference Tonight.

A. thu regular n!''tlhG E'S'F""! az
ternnnn III" ohio valley Tr'd"S anu
lahrr Assembly. tn" builders 'lS' WAS
taken Ut on the r"r""i al IN" arbitration
board Thu piuuh""., new seal" ~
wages has boon tnE'u |" III" MASTER
Numbers who ~ turn referred III" hoard
lr th,. Building Contractors Association.
'rh.. contractors association refused |"
confer with am except one body OF IN"
assembly. and wanted /" tax" up the
c:i$,s Of all pending strikers NJ once
l. A. Dlvldgr. federal concillntor.
working un the puahcrs and other
w:l.r scales spoke /" the building crafts
md proposed In hav" an arbitration
committee - meet IN" building t"ntrac-
tors Association tonight. The ;rpl'ra-
ttnn and executive committee of Inc
Trades Assembly will meet with inc
builders at tho structural iron workers
h,:,duuar;nrs IN the Runner building.
Rcprcscntativ" Roller. of the speak
crS' bureau Of tho federal labor depart
mont addressed The assembly. Mr.. Rol-
lar * touring tn" country talking 10 IN"
various labor bodies anc builders IN an
,udraynr Ia got II building boom started.
The, report of the political committee
was then heard in regard TO thr recon-
n.ndation Of ruuncilmanic candidatrS az
the coming city primary: these caho'-
dntcs being the ones whom the co'ninit-
FOO has conferred with and are favorable
10 unioniZed labor
The committee favored the recomnlrn-
dation Of one councilmanic candidate
rom each ward and one as councilman
at large. This caused Rrrat dea' 90
discussion and finally ended by the
chair appointing committee conPossu
NJ Michael Mahoncy. c. r. Bartleoaugh.
and w u. Hilton to draw UP question
nsires TO submit TO every candidate AND
,,arn his status on union labor ana
other questions which the labor oodleS
are interested i'll. The QueStlotrpslreS
will be drafted today. printed as soon
AS possible and put m the mails ana
the answer Of each candidate are e1-
nected IN time for the assembly to act
in ample time befurr the primary cleo
tion.
The assembly was then addressed ny
William q. Johnson. an officer or the
, National MchiniSts Association. IN
! which he spoke Of organization among
the rnachtnfsts and praised me local az
:: s,nrbly not only for their labor aidtuae
INT their interest In civic and welfare
! matters
Discussion on Labor Day celebration
followed after which tho selection OF
de}erates to represent the assembly at
the American Federation of Labor ma
tional meet in Atlantic City in July, was
passed over until the next meeting.
Miss Erlna Wagner Was elected |"
take the place OF Miss. Mary Rurk" on
the finance committee Miss Burke re-
signed q few days ago.
Other srnan matters OF routine ma
,ure were taken up and acted upon nnd
the meeting adjourned at $50 O'Clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28
Community Band
Excursion "Wednesday

wheelingites will be given an oppor.
tunity Wednesday evening 10 show how
much they mean what they say, when
they boost Wheeling. The Community
band is going TO give moonlight eH-
cursion on the palatial steamer Verne
Swain and every man and woman in
Wheeling. who believes in free con-
certs and music should buy ticket.
The band hopes and intends to give
free concerts all summer. By buying
ticket and making the river trip you
will help dcfray the expenses Of con-
ccrts for those who can not afford them.
Every live wire town has concerts, free
OF charge and wheeling is a live wire
town. Will Wheeling give 10 her pco-
pie free music during this summer: MT.
Citizen answer for yourself.
Wednesday evening the band will par.
arc through the streets. winding up at
tho wharf. Tho boat sails" at $3.50
o'clock. Be on the job. Help to buy
the hand uniform that will make
everyone know the organization is from
Wheeling: Remember the fine concerts
Of last year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28
Funeral Tuesday

p. J. Sunivcan. aged ~. structural
iron worker. who dropped dead on the
street IN BeTlaire. April 18th, will be
buried Tuesday afternoon in Rose Hii'
cemetery after services at BrailirT's un-
dertakinc parlor by the /. o. Q. M. Bel
Yatre lodge No. 1s. Of which Sullivan was
member.
After SuIlfvan.s death the Bellatre
lodge tried every possibl" way TO find
some Of his relatives. Communications
were sent all over the country without
results.
The search was given UP yesterday
and the Bellaire lodge has decided 10
bury Sullivan itself.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28
PyruAN CASTLE, FOLLOWED
NV BANQUET AT ST. JoHHS-
ofAcers Of Doktes Arc Planning 1c9
Biggest Night In Eistory-Pro-
Gram for Big Event.

D,hra T.n,nlr 1854 Dramatic Order
Z ~ Eborassar. will observe it's sixth an
i niyersary Wednesday evening. April gu
: Initiation Of Il class OF 50 candidates
, and q BANQUET will mark the ceieora-
-e'eion-
- The ceremonial will he held ut Fythlan
castle and wha' thN degree team OF I'M
degenerate handlers has in store LOT the
newcomers is fright.
Tho banquet will b" served At 81.
Johns Evangelical church. IwentE-Sec7
ond and Chaplin" stre"tS.
During the war Dahra temple COM
nlied with all rrlu"$iS by government
heads TO climinat" hanau.tS and "eieSra-
lions but now ,ha; Tho war is over 4
real old-fashioncd ceremonial AMI ban
ouet are slated. and an "ld-fa$h1"nsd
time in Dokic circles means "A" grand
and glorious event. Tho evening ~ OK
pected to hc markell by tn" biggest
gathering Of Dokies in the cttE'S history
Dahna temple was instituted April ~,
1918. with ION signatures on tn" char
+es roll. The increase in members has
been very steady until tho organization
IL now ono Of tho most substantial IN
.he CITY. Seventeen members OF the
temple are in the military service. IN"
membership is nearly 400. In six years
OFFICERS Of the pc<irs ar" planning for
the biggest night IN history. They hav"
5edfcated tho poem tn IN" coming event
rho last ma RI graph of which fellows:
1.-THE limelight will glow with SpIendor
And tho Temple will BE- yours for the
night:
The Tyro will bust SusPender.
And you will hust with delight"
The official family OF the temple is
composed ":
ROYAL vfzier. Louis ". Eartrns: grand
enoire. II. F.. Hildchrand: sheik. John 9.
Haberfeld: MahHdi eli. o. Frederick:
satrap. Charles Polly: sahib. LaaE"tte
Graner: treasurer George s. Kraft: sec
rotary, II. J. Fowler.
Dramatic Pearsonae.
Roval yizier. Carl Eachnan: grand
,cr,fre. Jacob 7. Reinnke: sheik. Gus r.
.H1debrand. mahcdi. ". f. McCulla: Mo-
,sn1u,a. J. ". p. Crawford: satrap. ". y.
:KnSon: saruk. David White.
Chjeftains. Albert Auher and Louis
Nixon: ceremonial master. Gcorgr Hart
tong; electrician. Henry Scan1on: 6rigand
,captefn. F. B. LiSoy.
T,nreSrnrrnt Eandlrrs-Genrre S.
KRAFT. l. ". Rartens. VIII r. Bloch.
:. c1vde Porter. Will F. Evil. Emil" Kali
lreufh. John G. Hahcrh"ld.
L. Brigand Drill Taam-Will F. Evil,
Eeorrc s. Kraft Charles f. Wagner.
WIN r. Bloch. Emil" Kalreauth. G""rg"
sE Burke Charles r. Policy. Frank j..
sKaltenbach. Edward ". Braun. l.. r.
fHarttong. Herbert Ninness. John Ha-
lberheld. c. o. Frndrick. Will Nest. Harry
II Fowler Ernest Nor:r0ran. Joseph
[SciEh. Harry n. Rood. Stewart r. Flack.
Louis ". Bartens.
The Music Tnam--V. W. Csnbpen. n.
n Bell fror W F. Fln:d. Earl Moore
head VIII Schane. Gcorc" z. Rutts. Chr
'%chnecberGrr George {. Myers. Charles
IA. Duraway Charles osterrrstn. H. A.
tEhelhng. Samuel Crow.
Orrhcst ra-FIcnry RAIDER. lester F..
Wilson. Reed McMechnn. william Mar
ft+p- Louis Dauhert. Joseph N~Mahone.
pD5rpcxor DR.. John c. Arb~nz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28

werlshzrE sitter spending the week hero
with his parents.
Miss Stella Prentice. who has been
seriously LII at her homo. is now on Inc
road 10 recovery.
George Yeager Of Glendale hns ac-
cepted q position On DR.. Barlow's STOCK
farm at St. C9airsvtlle.
Mrs. Fritz Cross is confined TO her
home ON Garfield street Ill.
Mrs Joe Bumga rdncr. who underwent
q serions operation at the Glendale
hospital Is getting along nicely.
Mrs. Bertha Erect Of Columbus Is
visiting friends heFe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28

is capable Of seeing tho possibilities in
a script is the brain that is able to- in
terprct the spirit Of the authors text
and make it a living. vital thing.
Ralph Incr is one Of the few direc-
tors of motion picture dramas who
never fail 10 register. and his name at
tachcd to tho production is a guarantee
Of speculative quality.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28
AWARDS ARE MADE
by MOOSE LODGE
b11orence Arnold and Verda Dw1 Lead
IN the Jewelry Awardsw. Il.
T. I.aureu Wins $50.

J. The winners Of tho Moose contest
p: were announced last evening when an
I nounced last evening when Che awards
were made At the headquarters Of the
. lodge, No. los Market street. Miss
. Florence Arnold. of Edgwood- won the
J E.ast wheeling. won the diamond ring.
h.. The money prizes were awarded as
follows: ". H. Laurel. FdEwood. $50:
icJ. VI. Nolte. 81 Adams street. Ptcasstn-
ton; $50: r. E. M"dick- 26l2 Main
street SIS: 4. J. Arabian. his Eliza
hbct street. CITY. $40. and Nick Strzn-
II Baker street. SIS.
Phillip Person. Western Union mes
seneer boy. won tho bicycle that was
awarded TO tn boys.
BUY VICTORY LIBERTY BONDS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28
Drunk Arrested

sam Hadorn was drunk and disorderly
in Greggsville yesterday afternoon and
raising Cain around the little burg. He
was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Clouse
and taken To the county Jail and Will
get hearing before Justice Wickham
today. r..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28

poN-r M1sS reading tho opening m
stallment OF Field Marshal FFanens
Great story Of the Woad war m 1ues-
days rntelnSercer. This cnaPesr re-
Iates tho nndous moments that pre-
ceded Engfanh,s entity among the na-
tions fighting tho Hun
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28
Easter Exercises,

Tho Faster exercises wh!rh w"r" held
yesterday morning 4, IN" FIRST NJ. T..
church proved 1uI'" :: success The
kiddies had huc Il shnr: iimr IL learn
their parts. du" :" IN" delay in recriV
ing tho Titeraturr. Tn" c"atur" nf'th"
by Rev BUCKLEY. pastor nf thc church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28

number Of her friends this evening
at her hon. on Marshall street The
evening VIII be spent IN games, music
and dancing. At 4 tat" hour the guests
viii be served with i delicious luncheon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28
McMechen Briefs.

Mrs Ed Morris and daughter. Corelln.
were calling on fri"sids 1T Mot5nttSyiife
cStortlay.
Mrs. Peter Seltncr was calling on her
mother NJ Bruoksidc yesterday.
Mrs. II. Eolncr left today for Hoilo-
way. whrr" Sh" will visi, her sister.
Misses Carrie and k02ella Doyle
spent yesterday in Monndsville.
Ralph Candy will leave this woek
for New York. where H. will spend q
few days on bSuinnSS.
John cuSnck has returned home from
New Martinsvillc where be spent sew
cral days on business.
Nyle Sharp. who has been seriously
i'll for some time. is slightly Improved
Mrs. Anna Wright continues Ill at
her homo on Garf~h3 street.
Edward Seltncr has returned to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28
DOKIES WILL CELEBRATE SIXTH ANNIVERSARY
ORDER KNIGHTS OF kHORESSAN APRIL BOTH
N MECHEN
Minstrel This Evening.

This evening al the public school au-
ditorium the Benwood Glrc club MIN
strel will be presented To this city un,
der the auspices OF the reussa'eo
Gratis The Program is as follows:
FIRST FART
Interlocutor ... James J. Munley
Opening chorus $500 Entire company
old EIacS joe fl,:;.o, ,rd connsov
The following numbers will be rem
dered in rotation:
.'Th. Darktuwn Strutter's Ball" 80.
:..;...;. Florence. lEidAHN R pseesn
"Now'ya Gonna Keep Them Down on
tn. FARM" .......... Jas. Donovan
"rhat'S What God Made Mothers
y pSr Find old Dxisla Gd" tn Fra ase'e
The Rose OF No Mans I.and' ......
................ Elizabeth Donovan
IL Dreams. Are True" .MTkle Spech55
, Hf:S' lE 3n BIZ town. Shack IN Hth:
lone NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Henry Mcclure
"Ja Da' ............ Will (JIml kcilar
W hen You and'I Were Young. Mag
&c 'GRAHij f,iiHNI.E
When tn" ti"orr; 4. Lee Arrives in
Old Tennessee" 49,. Entlr" company
Included in the chorus are: Mrs. John
Donovan. Mrs. Robert l'eegan. Alfred
r;uou Sam StlliwaSon and Byron Leach
it'lvr MInut. lntcrtnlSSIon.)
S"l"c,;"u> by Leo Werncr's premier
orchestra.
SECOND PART
Billie Eartletts Jazz Band. ...-..---
Sam Still~agon. Louis Wersinski,
Jinx NrIl;tr. Alfred Ciramlner, John
Donovan.
Accompanied by byron Leach and his
African harp.)
Monoiogue--''H HIS Hot Air..
sam Sillwagou
BurlcSque-''The Old Honest cad" 80.
....... LICK DeS&AA
CAST
Mrs. Hogan $3.50. Mrs. John Donovan
Mr.. Hogan ............JaS J. Aunley
!Angettne Hogan .......... DICK Decgan
Little Willie Hogan Raphael DeeSan
Executive staff: Business manager.
Dick D"cGan: advertising manager. Las
J. Munley: secretary and treasurer.
Louis V"rsiuski; stage carpenter. AL
fred iirammer: electrician, George Wer-
slnSki, assistant electrician. Willie MI
Ter; property man. Charles Snyder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28
y~e- Enea5a-u piueS

Ten speedcrs were up for hearing DO
fore Mayor Boyles Saturday evening.
Each was fined 81 and costs or 20 dEys.
Officer McCortle. who was named
traffic cop several days ago, has been
doing fine work. as he has arrested 70
speeders within three days. Vey few
local people have been fined.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28
chr1sdan Enaeavur Society.

This 'Vrning at The First Church q
God tho Christian F>udeavor society
will meet Following the business Sos
sion tn. remainder Of the evening vida
b.. spent in games. music and other en-
jCyabl" diversions. \ full membership
is expected AZ this mectiug
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28

The l. y. y. +. lodge will hold itS
week ~ session this evening at it's hall
on Marshall street. AT this meeting 4
number of business matters arr to be
taken up and sdiscus ed. and all mem
b4rs art urged 10 be present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28
i w as Bald

A large bald spot on my head was
covered with a full hair growth and now
at the age Of G6 ! still have as much hair
4, as anyone could desire. Many convincing
reports proving efficacy OF kotalko. Con-
tains genuine bear oil and other potential
inyredients. Has induced hair growth
when all else failed. Test KOTALkO for
.yourself. 1t is for mer's. roonen't Gnd
.sk1d,ra,s heir. You may obtain a box OF
.Kotalko at any busy drug store. Or
write for free brochure to J. Hart Brit
tain, BR-301, Station F, New York City.
c. b Griest, 1l25 Market St
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28
Many Go to Moundsvi1le.

Many people Of tn" rity attended tho
Sunday school conv"n'i"a yesterday at
MoundsviTle. which :" being held at tho
Mount Calvary church IN that city.
What proved very interesting Ia ihr
pAople OF this city was m" Wesleyan
Glee club Of RurkhHn3"n. 1T which Miss
Alta Gstewood. II popular young lady
of this city. is u member.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28

yield MARSHAL ERENCES BOOK
hon the World War given IN serial 6oE1n
I'm THE INTELLIGENCER starting
Suaa4ny morning. thrilling recital
hy, Brttatn's commandments
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28
Win Hold Razaar

Plans are going fOrWard for the ba-
zaar which is to be held by the junior
department OF the ST James church
May ]. . and at the ST. James hall
on Marshall street. The bazaar will
consist % candy tables, fish ponds and
fancy work booths. An able committee
is in charge Of the bazaar. which prom
Uses 10 be big success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28
Many attended Theatre.

Many p""pTr "t This city attended
they Witnessed ihr picture The Price
Of Peace" which va h";uc shown here
in the intcr"st nt ;n.. Victory Loan Fol
lowing th" pictur" an "NC,'llrn: speech
WIS made BY i.i.Hi iI;,rry I'lnuSr of
Wheeling. Talk w,r'. ais" made hy
two wounded soldiers. VIM told If their
experiences overseas and of the sacri-
fees our lads mad" III" nous" was
filled to it's entir" capacity and some
ts>opLe were turned aNaY
The Washington herald., 1919-09-05
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

The Ha0,esale' market prices yesterday ranged
aIuu' as follows
/ EGGS-Nrrt fresh. 81. lrersge receipts. Y;
Southern. 80
. CHEESE-New York State factory. whole
milk G4a2Jc
HTTEt-S'1ulsrd ,rranerv 81 mint e.
LIVE POT'LTRY-RO -ROosters. h, 2Dr: turkey.
T"r ID, 36afoc. chickens spring, per ID. SsaiOc:
hens. I"r lh.. =. keats yoIug each. 4Oa5O
DRESSED POULTRY - Frssh-killed spring
chickens. Ter %. Cai2: hens per h. = rous-
tt~s D"r Ill.,. %: turkeys. per h. 4osts
fOEk-Smail and neat. &c: medium. &c:
heavy. 2s3c
LIVE STOCK-Calvs. u: lambs. liaI5; sheep.
AS.
GREEN FRTITS-AppIes. psr bbI. new Ooa
$50. has Ca Q; California lemons. per box. 50
az 81; Dineapplrs. Der crate. JOa7 %. Ca,iforpi,
oranges. 5C0a6.= 20: reaches. 21aL55 DIT crate:
grSrc1. Tpr crate. ConCords 2OOa2 70: do. Mag
ara, 250a3 g Delaware, 2 50a3 20: cantaloupcs,
ier crate. 55,1-5D
NEh'ErAELE~ New potatoes per hbI. 5Tia
SO; No o.; string beans DIT box. 7sra
y; Eggplant. 2c0a2 . per crate: com. nearby.
~ dow. -EjO; cabbage new 2 JOas % per
D"l bets. 2ai ucr bunch: Iatrce, l coal IS:
ITT hasset, New York celery, 6 0Oa7. % Der crate
.cicTy. prr dom 7IHI o.. rornains lettuce lCNa
IL. g .ash. HfI7j per crate: sTring onions. go
a5 % I-T 100 hTDcheS; onions Der IOOngLpd
sick. 4ra4.5O. tomatoes nearby 6a3 Co per
"ra'e: sweet potatoes. OAG.D PER bbl; vans,
IFT hbL, 40Ca5.n.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-05

fancy. 6IaG3c; fair to good JjaGl,; ladle packed
as 70 hCands -r+oc. packing stOck. Bai6c, fancy.
good to choice 59aC.c; fan sis.7r.
EGGS-Ncorby frs's. i 20 per crate. nearby
crTcut receipts that wuuid grad according to
rule. l5GO ger crate; fair to good nearby eEss.
A4al5 pcr crate; seconds. Is 3OIliIO Ter CTdtr .
West rn extra frst>. IG-.J Ter Crate; tlrsts la
Is 20 Ier crate; seconds !. 3caHlO per crate, In
i"riUr lots lower; fancy. carefully selected can
died cEgs jObblnG al GIat2c yer do
LIVE fOULl HI-FUwls not L.ghurns via
express. s2iJIc. fancy Le1Iy soCk was higher
White Lghnrns, via cNl~css. 2Ga5lc. sprlI4
chickens, br.ilers. not Lgnoms, yellow skinned
ghiny la4a2 lbs apiece :. Biz; s15lnE chichc'ls
yellow Skinned. Weighing "a % B alaece. gGa3lv
White Leghous yellow-sknned. Weighing ~
lbs aploc, 3n0glC; White LcghorIls. yeilCw--ku
ned smaller sizes. -: ruos;crs -Ga5ic: dHcHs
spring choice. 8a2ar; de-. rcNn old. 27a3sc. do
Indian Runner. old. 2JaZ7c: la--ns. old. Tcr
ialr. 90: do. young. pcr pa. 3JafN'
POTATOES Eastern Shore OF Virginia. Ter
laTra. No. l. 1.7Sai5O. No >. - 80; wate
Dr'Itoe-. Jer-,y. per bas No !, I Goals; low
grades 6OaeCr: white Totatocs. pr lj0lh
.arNs. 37-siEc: sweet l"tat"es, Southern. NJ. l.
rer bbl. iGai5o; do. No > pr hbi. 2 OOl25o.
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