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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-19
ROANOKE AWAKE
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Knight and DR.. j J. Reeves.
At the conclusion OF the meeting.
steps were at once taken for a
thorough organization OF the for~ca
here. and II was clear that all classes
OF citizens. who nave seen the splen-
did results OF prohibition In the won~
derful growth and prosperity of this
section, are with the committeeman.
and that Roanoke and all this section
of the state will do great things TOR
the success Of the drive for greater
efficiency in citizenship.
srhe guests ut the supper tonight
represented the city'a most progress
sive element. and every man declar-
cd he would enter the campa ign
with enthusiasm and vim.
Plans will he made tat once for
ward and district meetings, and every
lover Of law observance and temper
ance will put his energy at work for
run over tho top.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-19
RECORD Time IS MADE
BY NEW DAILY PAPER

Copies 1F the first edition Of the
Newport News Record reached Rich
mond yesterday afternoon within one
hour Of .he time they left the press
ID. II bradshaw president of the
Newport News Flying club, and Lieu
tenant Heermance brought a bundle
Of FIRST copies to Richmond leaving
one at the governors office and pre-
sentipg on" to Mayor Ainslic
The Record is new afternoon
daily, with q Sunday morning edition
Several citizens of Newport News
orga niZed the company in October
and the publication entered the field
yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-19
GEN. WOODS WAY 0f
CURLING AGITAT0RS

Denver Col, Dec. is.-~-Drastic action
TO curb alien agitatorn and halt the
spread OF anarchistic propaganda was
advooate by Major General Leonard
a. Woo In an address before the Joint
Hes, = OF the Legislature today. The
tntors was:
rs. o. Ship or shoot" the general
sal id.
General Wood urged revision OF
Immigration laws so that deportation
OF undesirables may be made easier.
He declined to discuss his presidential
room
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-19
EC<sESt5 ~YDNoR FANOR~
DAYLIGHT SAVING,

" r. sydrer has gone on record in
favor of the daylight saving plan In
the following communication printed
In q New York paper
Iast summer When the bill was be
fore Congress. which was ufterW "a rde
passed repealiug thu day !iehl saw
ing lsw YOU wrote liz asking u,. 10
make survey ~ oar employers and
ret their views as TO the advantages
Of continuing III" daylight saving law
1T Is our opinion that this law Is
unauestioua hly II the interest 81 tho
great naA lpritN of this country ana We
80 rnt foot that s. small minority
should control tn q matter that j. SO
apparently beneficial to the country a,
large.
THE ma tteF is being taken M in
osr section and we trust II will be
your good pleasure ia assist III an ed
ucasfonai campaign which will result
in the restoration Of this act
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-19
COUNTY AND CITY
Continued from Page Ono. J

cinct in the city. r. c. Hawkins, Jr.
Is the captain in the Sixth Clay and
J. r. Sad'er in Ninth Madison. Dr.
Durham announced, last night. The
others viii be announced within the
next day or two.
The county chairman, Mrs Dur
ham has selected for the territory in
which she has charge are:
Rev. S. u. Overton, Rowling Green,
Carolina county; l.. S. Bremner. a
we'll known attorney OF Richmond,
Hanover county. DR. w. &c. Rroaddus.
Henrico county, w. A. Wilioroy,
West Point, King william county.
and Rev. r. r. Dodge Chester. Ches-
terficid county.
State Director Darlington, ws.s alb
sent yesterday from the city, making
a tour of the campaign districts Of
Virginia. Encouraging reports OF the
prospects FOR success in the cam
paign have come To headquarters
from every part of the state.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-19
BANANAS AND WATER
WEIGH down MARINE

Atlanta, Ca. Dec, ls.-~"PIenty of
bananas washed down with a couple
quarts OF water"
This Was the weight building pre-
scripticn which a friend gave to
Frank ~hipp. Of Columbus. just be-
fore he applied for enlistment i'll the
nfted States marine corps here.
Ship is no heavyweight, and he
feared that he would not pass the
oxa nation, So he filled up on ba
nan, and water, Tho medical Of
fFer red Snipp had dropsy. He
was. led around the equator
that thv ought he had swal~
LEVIED whole.
%hIpp confess ne bananas and
water, but after Yelling wont
down he was fouu. heavy
enough and was enIL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-19
APPLY POSLkM
End DISTRESS
0F ITCHY SKIN

Just call on H. bring you
the comfort your rg skin
Graves. Let IL help yuu free
from eIuptions and all disort. hich
mark your skin ms needing autl9e. 20.
healing treatment.
Unless yon have actually seen Pos
iain's work and know how readily II
taxes hold. atoDpiug the itching at
once. you will hardly believe Its cf-
fects possible In SO short a time,
In Eczema. Posiam's action appears
all Tho more emarkahie when the
trouble In persistentiy stubborn and
n0thtng else seems To bring lasting re-
lief. tos'an tn harmless always.
Sold eFeryw here For free. sample
write ia Emergency Laboratories, 2l3
West 18th ~, New NoFn city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-19

Attended nv groans. cheers and "a
northeast wind. baby SNOW storm
drifted down on Richmond last night
The chcer~ and grnans came from
these two factions into which every
community falls when winter FIRST
spreads nor mantle Of ernine--tho se
who revei in snow and those who
" car overshoos Tho northeast wind
came from the sa me general direc-
iion.
Thermometers registered mini
mum temperature OF Is. the lowest
MARI reached this year. The remark
able feature OF the cold snap was the
consistent hcha piof of the thremome-
ter, The rpaxin1uu for the day was
-. a range Of but four degrees from
su1-up To sunset. Those who cx-
rected ,haw at noon were sadly dis
appointed
The weather man predicted snow
for this morning. So tire thin initial
blanket may have reached depth
Of several inches before day break
II this should be the case the i'll
northeast wind will surely have run
tr1c to form aud blown somebody
good
u l.. c. Levy. director OF public
welfare has been preparing for just
such a thing for months The latest
and most efficient snow removing
mHchiacry extant has lecn dragged
from tho ENDS OF tho earth and stored
IN the sheds of the city Of Richmond.
Or. Levy planned his defense when
the summer sun was warming other
heeaIess citizens. The only thing
/ lacking has been the opportunity to
show the folks how To rid the streets
and sidewalks Of snow
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-19
FEWER ACCIDENTS
Continued from Page One)

ported from time to time when this
desdly dose is paimed Off on the un-
srspecting liquor buyer as corn whis-
key.
Now that the sale OF liquor in any
form has been outiawed by Legislative
action. 1t is the one big feature in the
work OF this department to see that
the bootlegeer is made to retire from
business by the. strict enforcement OF
the prohibition laws.
There is no argument in defense Of
whiskey" continued Chief Beavers,
while the prohibition movement has
behind 1t the strongest arguments in
the world, and II should receive the
earnest support OF all the people
Chief Beavers realizes the dangers
which are threatening enforcement Of
tine prohibition laws through the sin
lister propaganda of the liquor interests
and is in thorough sympathy with the
campaign to raise funds to combat
this undermining attack on law and
order.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-19
EVANS SAID
sN0W---PREST0, SNOW!


Butk wheat cakes and lasses.
Sweet 'tater pic and milk,
Bcttcr'n veal and sasses
Fine as any silk,
'possuIN ia the woodnile,
Squirrel on the rail,
Coon don't think IL wuth while
To waggle Of his tail
Snow down In the medder.
Snow M on The wood;
pow'ful snowy wedder.
Change II IF could.
Settin round the fireplace;
Warm!n' of my shiuS,
wtshin' for a fox chase
Wen the spring begins.
rumu' of the cob pipe.
Torkir' bout the STOW:
Wonder why tn street cars
60 SO awful slow,
Wake up 81 the uornin':
snow and slush and slcet.
Tcrk about the weather
Richmond can't be beat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-19
Punished for Gambling

Stamatis Athanasion. n Greek,
was given six months in. jail yestcr-
day in police court for conducting
a gambling house at ] sol East Main
street Eight others were fined s25
each on q charge OF gambling,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-19
Street CAR FARES
COME UP TONIGHT

faal action on the petition Of tho
Virginia Railway aud Power company
Cor ar incfoaso fare NAV he taken
ssh.p tho rnnfrit5e. ON streets meets
fanight ~ cinek }n special session
~ consider lht matter.
A lengthy hearing, az which rrany
propoaeuis ~ this aCtl0n weGc beard.
was held by the committee last Tues
day afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-19
Petersburg

Special TO The Richmond virginian)
Petersburg. Va. Dec. ls.--Rev, DR..
Writ OF New York City. who has
Travelled Through the Holy Land, will
deliver an illustrated lecture at the
Century theater sunday afternoon at
2 so O'Clock ON the suffering among
the people TN the far East. DR., Writ
WIN tell Of the suffering In Armenia,
for which q drive viii be held in Feb
ruary He will also deliver the ad~
dress on sunday evening at o'clock
in Washington Street Methodist
church
Mrs NJ Elizabeth rearman one
Of PetersburE's oldest residents died
Yesterday morning at O'Clock Her
funeral took place thia morning nj ! I
o'clock from St. Joseph's Catholic
church
Two extra trains have been put
in operation on the main line If the
Norfolk and western railway between
Norfolk and Cincinnati Though Pet
crburg, which VIII Re continued until
the passing OF the holiday season
These trains Will be operated as
second sections or Nos 3 and 4. and
VIII make all local stops as the trains
preceding them.
Miss Evelyn Joyner aged "a. died
last night at her home on Dayton
street She IS survived ny two broth
crs and two sisters, and her remains
viii be shipped 10 Winsdor, Va for
burial
George William ITartt1ess and Miss
Myrtle Virginia Andrews. of this city.
We're married yesterday morning at
& o'clock hv Rev. Il. c. Primn, tn the
minister's residence on West Wash
ington street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-19

John Willis. eolored was given a
total Of three years In the peniten-
tiary for househreakinr Yesterday In
hustinFs tonrt.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-19
FIVE BIG PACKERS
CONTINUED from Page Onel

all the defendants from directly or
indirectly maintaining any eombina-
ton or conspiracy with each other or
any other person or persons or mon
opolizing or attempting to mcnopo-
Ize. any food product in the United
States or INDUCING in any unfair and
unlawful practices.
The decree further provides that
Jurisdiction is perpetually retained by
The Washington herald., 1919-10-31
Veteran Misses Wife, |
3,000-Mile Chase On

Philadelphia. Oct. so.-Mstta Gss-
pare. Of Milbrae. Cal. has a wife. ana
he is undergoing torments to find her.
But he has his seven league boots"
on today. and Is rushing back TO his
home. whittier his wife already 10
bound. He missed her when she arr
rived in this country through an odd
mistake.
Gaspare came here several years aSo
and was natursliZed. after marrying IN
Italy The war thwarted his plans OF
bring her TO America He enlisted,
but when he was discharged and bsoR
home. the soldier wrote for her %
join him.
He went to New York. expecting u
steamship Europa. with his Wit
aboard. would dock there NOME
night he learned the steamer arri
at this port. Hurrying 10 the imruly
grafton station at Gloucester, he was
stunned TO hear that his wife had
been released and was already on her
way TO California.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-31
Financial News---Stock Market Prices
STOCK BUYERS
BACK WILSON
Have Confidence That Coal
Strike VIII Not Carry
Teeth.
ny BRoADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. Oct. so.-Invsstors
and traders were forced to-day in
Wall Street to decide whether they
wanted to back President Lewis Of
the United Mine Workers Of America.
or President Wilson of the United
States Of America. For several hours
they seemed to be in doubt, but in
the afternoon the market arrayed
itself firmly behind President Wilson.
The result was that the professional
traders who had tried hard all morn
ing to create a panic out OF the labor
situation were forced to cover their
short contracts at severe losses. The
market closed before even q fraction
of these contracts could be covered.
and the demand for stocks was very
urgent when the gong sounded the
close OF trading. Not many net gains
were recorded for the simple reason
that the losses were so severe in the
early part OF the session that the
rally did not wipe them out. The
market tomorrow, however. will tell
the story.
II Is generally believed that there
will be no coal strike at all. but. even
II there should be. the market has
already discounted It, Should there
be no strike the situation in the
market will be found tremendously
bullish because the technical position
has been strengthened. loans have
been reduced and the short interest
has become unwieldly.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-31
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE,

Philadelphia. Pa. Oct So-Pnces on the pro-
duee market ranged about a. follow:
BUTTER-solid packed creamery, fancy. hIsh.
scoring goods. na7sc. the latter for jobbins
sales extras. Toc: extra hrsts. 6Sae7c; hrsts. 81.
eic; seconds. 53a56c; sweet creamery, choice to
fancy. 72aIic; fair 70 good sia70c; dle-pscked
as to quality. 4saslc; packing goods. eassc
fancy brands OF nearby prints jobbins at 7sa7sc
good 10 choice. 66a75c: fair. 6oseic
GGS-Nearby frsts, 2olo per crate; nearby
current receipts l9a5o per crate; fair to GOOD
nearby eggs. s.;oslseo per crate; seconds, l6 soa
Sm per crate; Western extra hrsts 20 10 per
crate; frsts. Bsoalsso per crate; do, ssconds,
lesoalsoo per crate; inferior lots lower; fancy,
carefully selected eggs jobb:ng at 7ta76c dozen.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls, fine quality, Ta2sc
exceptional lots higher; do. medium, 2ia26c do.
poor, 2s2ic; chickens. fine quality, 25a:6c ex.
cHTfionsl lots higher: inferior, Zsa; old roos-
ters. 2oaHc; ducks, White Pekin. ss3.c; do In
dian Runner, 2sa3c; geese. aa3oc; turkeys, 35a
'Sc pigeons. Old. per pair. 5s35c; young. per
pair. Saoc: glIineas, young. ~per pair. weighing
lbs and over apiece, l6osI IS: weighing lltalI.
lbs apiece. l.4oal50; weighing lax lbs apiece,
Q; do. cd. per rair, !. GOAL TO-
WHITE POTATOEs-Nearby. per basket, No.
]. 0cal.l5: lower grades. +0A6oc: white potatoes,
per l5O-lb. sack. No l. 355aio0; No. 2, 24oa
2eo; white potatoes. Pennsylvania. per 100 lbs,
2eoa2.s5i sweet potatoes, Southern. No. l. psr
SlaS.s; do. Ne. >. per Dbl. 2o0a2 5; Jer.
sey. Per basket. 76cal.l0
The Washington herald., 1919-10-31
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

The wholesale m,rkst prices yesterday r.nged
about a. follows:
EGGS-stnctIy fresh. s5: Southern. s.
CHEESE-New York State factory. whole
nciE HAS.
BUrTER-s,,ndsrd creamery. ss,7I; prints ia
13
LIVE POULTRY-Rsosten. per h., -2oc;
turkeys, per ID, 5ss4o: chickens per lb,. .cas3
sTI7ng chickens. high grade. per ID. b guiness
5os75; ducks. young penns. lbs. and over. Pa
o.
FRUITS-Anples. per bbl., new, 3oss5:
basket. 5a2 IS; California lemons per box. S 5ol
$50: pineapples. per crate. 5oossoo: California
oranges e.oo170o; peaches 25oz4no per crate;
grspea per basket. 2a0; do. Siszs, 2a2o;
Delaware. Z.25: honey dews. PEI crate. 2ooa
$50
VEGETABLES-Potatoes per sack. Looa4 e: :
Do No. 2. cooa2o; string beans. per barrel
4ooas0; eggplant. Balco; per crate: corn.
nearby. per doZ. as3o; cabbage. new, 2uz2 20
per bbl- :. beets IA peT bunch: Iettucs. 75s2 90
per basket; New York celery. 4oozs0o per crate:
celery per dor. lsoai!co; ronAine lettuce. L0lz
.: squash. ldosl.so per crate; srring onions
Sa3 o. per 100 bunches; onions. per Id-lb
sack 30sIoo: tomatoes. nearby. 75al q Per
crate; sweet potatoes 3ooa25O reT bbl. ysrns p-
bUl. 25o.S.oO. lima beans. 5oa6O per quart.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-31

2a3cc: do, DO, muscovy, psr ID. 1s3nr; DO. Do.
rnaller. thin, per N. z5a1se; DO. oh. par ID.
1a2sc; piseons youns. PET pair. esaxc; %. old.
pa ..:h e; dc Dse so sn..S s.es s e as
keys. yeunG lbs. and over. per lb. 5ssSc; do.
old. per H. Sc
vEGErABLEs-Beans, native green, bus. lD
al 70: stringiess. Ilssi-S: fimas. bus hamper.
) ioa35; psr - bas. LissL1; broccoli. native.
per baA. zs3e; beets. per bunch. sAasc; cab
bsse. native. per 100. 2oossoo; New York dom
sstic. per ton. 2uazeU: Danish seed. Per ton.
Cas- Carrots. Nsw York. per 100 lbs., l7ss20:
caulihower. Maryland per bol.. zooz3oo; Lons
Island. per crate. 3oos3.6o: celery. New York and
Colorado. washed. large. per bunch. 6ssoc; small
to medium. per bunch. soasoe: rough. per crate.
2ooaS5e; corn, native. per dozen. znabc; cueuIn-
bers. Nex York. per bus basket. 2ccz2.o; egg
plants. native. per basket. eossbc; lettuce. New
York. fancy, per bog or basket, LSs20: choice.
LooaL25; poor and leafy. 5oa75c; native. per
bus. eocsl.lo; onions. Maryland and Rsnnsyi-
ysnia. yellow. No. l. per 100 lbs.. S3ass; New
sections. No. .. 2ooa2o: pumpicinA native. each.
2sec; peppsrs. native. large. per 4-s basket. 25s
+oc; radishes. native. per bunch. 2s2lic spinach.
native. per bus. Bstoc: tomatoes. native. pea
basket. Dzi.oo; packing stock, per bus. 15ssoc;
yellow, per 80 basket. 2oz3oc; green. 2oa5oc;
turnips. native. per basket. 4as5c: chesnuts. 10
AlSc per h.; Brussels sprouts, loal5c per at y
FRUIrs-Apples. various varieties. No. I. $50
also per Dbl; PennElvania Grimes Golden. No.
I. s5as.oo; virrinis York Imperisls No. l.
so0z7 .c0 bua bas., No. l. all sections. Lisa g;
No. 2. l25sl-5o: boxes. Western, 2soa35o, - 10
size and variety. Pean. New York BGrtlets.
bbl. No. !. asall.oo; bus bas. 32ss3D: Shell
dons. bus bas. a2ss3 50; seckels. bus bas. No
l. 2sosi.oo: Kiefep. native. ts basket. 75asoc;
Grapes. New York. tlb basket. Coneorda.
osa2sc; cstswbss. 23a2ic; Csliforniss. i-bsske'
crates Tokays. lsca2s5; pinespp,es. Florida.
3os-s6s. eoos7.uo per crate. Grapefruit. Florida,
IS. SIS. 6is. 3oos3.D per box: Oranges. Cali
foTnia. yalenaas. L5ossoo per boI: lemons,
California, No. l. 500. sos. 7.oos7o; No. 2.
SDo6 % per boz: Italian. Per box. asoss.o
Cranherries. Cape Cod. per bol. T0ssoo; per 81
at boz. 2za25o Quinees. New YORK. No. l..
l1sl.75 per bus bas.
POTATOEs-westen Maryland and Pennsyl,
vania No. /. per 100 lbs. 26s2fS: DO. Eastern
Shore. Maryland and Virginia. No. l. per 100
lbs. 25s25o; n. J.. No. !. per l5o-lb sack. 80
a. Is; do. native or nearby. No. ]. per 100 lbs
225a275; do. all sections. No. 2. per 100 lbs.
1.soel.7S: do. do. No. 5. per 100 lbs. 7ScaLoo;
d.. New York. per 100 lbs. 25os2.sS: do.
sweets. n. C., No. l. bbI. 275a3.25: do. do. &
5. and Va. per bbl. 3ooa35o: do. do. Kappa.
hammock Potomac, per Dbl. 3.ooa3.5o; do, ysnls.
all sections. No. !. per bb. a5os275: DO.
sweets and ysms cuIls and No. 2. per bbl. l5ca
2o; do. do. native or nearby. No. I. per bbl.
a2os3.5o; do. native. per IS BASKET. 5Oa5Sc.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-31
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Pittsbur. Pa. Oct- 90 = HOGS : Receipes
2se; higher; heavies and heavy Yorkers. N8a
ADi light Yorkes. pso.lto; ptss, 2Dzl3sA.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rsceipfs, 80; active:
top sheep. 100; top lsnbs l48
cALvEs-Recepts. %; steady: top. isot
East Buffalo. n. Y. Oct 0-CATILE-Re-
ceipts. 500: SLOW; calves. reczpts. 100; SC
higher T.o1s1p 50; few. 40.
HoGs-Reo1pts. LOO; scive. 5Jsoc hish@;
heavy. HsoaIl75; mixed and Yorken. HIS
800; light. do. and piss. 400; roughs, lzooa
E.9: stags. s.01lo0
SHEEP AND LAMBs-RecGpts. l.soo; stssdyt
lambs. soozH.T5; yeariings. 7.oosll0; wetherS
soo490; ewe. aooxs.S; mixed sheep. s3As7k
Cincinnati. Ohio, Oct 0-HOGs-Rexipts
500; strong; Soc higher; selected heavy shippers.
H5o; packers and butcher. Nmsn.9; com
mo, TO csoice. Io0osl2ss; psgs and lights, Zoo
u 50: stags sooalG0.
CATTLE-ReceiptA 100: slow and unchanged
calves steady and unchanged.
SHEEP AND LASfBS-Receipts. 800; stesdJ
and unchanged; lambs steady and unchanged
The Washington herald., 1919-10-31
Steamship Corporations Z
Are TO Be ConsoEdated

The Nseirema Steamship Corpora
tion Incorporated for $4,000 under thS
laws OF Delaware In March. vin In
crease its capital to 100000 shares of
no par value. The company win aeS
quire the Brooks Steamship corpors-
ton. which will be continued az the
operating company with its present
organization.
The Brooks Steamship Corporation
has piers in New York and Philadel-
phia- and ofiices In New York. New
Orleans. London. Paris and Buenos
Aires, and lie opening offices IN copen-
hagen and Gothenburg. 1t also haS
agencies in Baltimore. Philadelphia
Rotterdam. Amsterdam. HelsingforS-
Havre, Hamburg. Dantzig and Pl1
raeus. Greece, as well ss the Iesdin
shipping centers OF the West Indis
and South America The new con
pany will have a feet of approx
mately 49, 900 tons.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-31
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.


Baltimore. Md. Oct. 3o-Prces on the no
duce market ranged as follows:
BUTTER-Creamsry. fancy. per ID. 7oa7lc: do.
choice, per 10. Ssassc: do. good. per ID. 6ss7c;
do. prints. per ID. 7oa72c; do. blocks. per ID,
eea7oc; ladies. per 10. 4Ss+sc; Maryland and
Pennsylvania rolls per Ib. tsa4sc Ohio rolls. uer
ID. 4lstsc; West Virginia rolls. per ID. 43ai5c
s,orepacked. per ID. Ia45c: MARYLAND. Virginia
ard Pennsylvanis dairy prints. per ID, Safe:
procesf butter. per lb, sa55c.
EGGS - Maryland, PennDvania and nearby
frsts. per doz. sia65c; Western frss. per doz
e3a64c; West Virginia frsts. per doA. s3ss4c;
Southern frsts per doz. 6,s65c.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. old hens. { lhs
and oEer. per III. 2ss3oc: do. do. small TO med
dium. Per lb. 2ss2sc: do. do. White Leshorns. per
ID. 2sa29c: do, old roosters. per ID. 2ca:lc; do.
springers. large. per lb 2a3Dc: do, do. snail
to medium. per 10. csa3oc; do. White LeShorn,.
per lb. &c; duks. young. Pekins. lbs and
0e. per ID. 0z3lc; do. do. puddle. Per h.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-31
BANK CLEARINGS

New York, Oct 0,-Tns bank cIearinzs here to-
day psrs 80. g. 90
The Washington herald., 1919-10-31
Drills in Big Gusher.

The White Oil Corporation has
brought in a well estimated before the
gauge at between 1900 and 1900 bar
rels daily. in the Homer Field. CIsi-
borne Parish. La This is the first
of FIVE wells the company has been
drilling on 1000 acres It holds in that
field.
The well brought in last Saturday is
in the northwest corner OF the Guy
Oakes, southeast quarter of section 80,
q, r Z west, in which the White
OIL Corporation owns an undivided
The Washington herald., 1919-10-31
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Oct. 3o-Butter market firm
salted and unsslted freth creamery extras, esis
ar do. hrsfs. e5i4a7Ic; do. higher than extras.
70z73b4c: State dairy tubs. 5lA6oc: renovated
extras. sc.
cials. 5ss5Sc: do. fancy. 2a32i.ci DO. lower
grades, aA3o1sc; Wisconsin whole milk fancy.
&c; State skins specials. 2llis22sc; choice. la
2Oc; do. fair TO good, ltAl6c; do. lower grsdes,
false
s3ssSc; do. brown. 7iA7ec; extras, ss17Oc: nrsts.
60z64c
The Washington herald., 1919-10-31
washinstoa Stock Exchange.

SALES.
Mersenthaisr. 10 at Nci.
After call:
Capital Traction. 10 at sesS. 10 ct eeH-
Lanston Monotype. . at SIN
Capital Trsotion. 10 at %. at %.
Second National Bank. 10 at l8
PUBLIC UTILITY BOND2
The Washington herald., 1919-10-31
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

New York. Oct s.-Time money was in scsnt
supply today. banks being unwilling to lend
money for any fixed psrods There were. how
ever. some loans made at the pe1 cent leTei for
all industrial collateral and a. Low a. per cent
on mixed collateral
MeSantile Paper rates were again quoted at
81 and u per cent, which rates have prevailed
for some time. The lower rate 10 bid for the
better grade Of paper
Interior money rates were unchanged today.