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Evening journal., 1920-10-23

iislied by Shorter's Orchestra.
Miss Marie Murphy received ~
chrysanthemum prize for The besp|
dressed girl. Miss Ritohie and Ed
ward Siauffer received a prize Of al
DoA Of candy for being tie best dress,,
ed couple. '' - '''''
Ihe patronesses were. Mrs nav;5|
l. l., Asprll. Mrs. A. l.. Rowe Mrs
Elmer p, Cornog, Mrs. Harry craie,l
NIs, William Z. Devine. Mrs. Roh-
erI laws. Mrs. h. Guyer. Mrs Georca
J4hNier. Mrs. Thielman Johnson. Mrs
sharles e. kurtz, Miss Jossnb IA
Mayer. Mrs. Herbert Merans Nr ~
'. simpson, Mrs James Winchester
Ihose present were: Miss Bett erie,
ana AVN Allen. Miss sara Tamman5
ahr H. b. Allen. ID. G.. Aspril Warren
N. Ayres, Miss Laura Warren and Clar.
H. ~ bdqer' MSS Faances Todd apdl
n nestun n. blake, Mr.. and Mrs. A. lll
BBoMe, B, MISS Emily Pierson and A. WI
Harry R. Brooks, Miss Am5nda Tr,,s1
and Paul Bryan, Mss Mildred Salsdsl
ana CHARLES Galloway, Miss Lola GER
emo and Barton Milano. Miss Gerir7,d
bdker ana Roy Campbell, Mrs EImey
=; Cornog, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dsvjsl
MISS Helen CornOg and Ralph Dur.
Steln. Mr and Mrs. John Eckles. Miss
evelyn Mayne and Raymond Farrsr
Miss L. 4. Tammany and MauricsI
fisner, Miss Josephine Larrison and
William Foulk. Miss Helen seward
and John Gallagher Miss Blanche Gil
more, Miss Katherine Bogt and /. Rob9l
ertson Hanna, Miss Lillian Holman
ana Robert Hume, Miss Peggy Bren-
nan and Philo Hutchison. Miss Flor
ence Barclay and Paul Hamilton Miss
Eilen Davidson and Harold Jackson.
MT. and Mrs. Waller Keen. Mr.. and
MrS. Dharles G. Kurt. Howard Kurtz
ana Miss Katherine Kurtz Miss Alics
b9yle ana Harry Magaw. Miss Harriett
blest and Perry Maxwell, Miss Mary
DuIkin ana Percy l.. Matthews. Mr.
ana Mrs. Herbert NJ. Mearns. Miss
Frances Martin. Miss Beth Lvons md
Robert Shaw, Miss Ethel Corirav and
Robert Shirk. Mr. and Mrs. r.. v Simn-
son. Miss Evelyn Turner and .agsn
stirling, Miss Mildred Lyndel and
walter Souder. Miss Catherine Rod
man and Chester Smith, Miss Gene
we've Richie and Edward Stauffer.
MISS Anita Mullin and Emery Shaw'
MISS Emily Cardwell and Robert Ste
Neson, Missc Elizabeth Stroud. Ne
Cleo Reel and NJ Davis TulaX. Miss
Elizabeth Vickers and Harold Thomas
Miss Evelyn Seller and Robert Tribet
Mss Rebecca Baxter and Thomas
larnall. Miss Marjorie Fox and owens
Nane, Miss Katherine Allen and Row
Wiley, Miss Maria Murphey and VIII
liam Wallace. Mss Elizabeth Thomas
and Earl Iebley. Miss Marlin cam
ning and BENJAMIN Zolper.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23

v
CALENDAR

Monday.
! p. M.-Friendship Club. tea for
board OF directors.
4.30 p. M.-Meeting OF the advisors
OF clubs.
TUESDAY.
10 A. M-Staff meeting. club rooms.
36O p. M.-West End Girl Reserve
Corps, West End Reading Rooms.
30 p. M.-WaWataisi Girl Reserve
Corps, club rooms.
I.3O p. M.-F. L. c. Corps OF Girl Re
serves, club rooms.
sh5 p. M.-Dancing class. club
Hooms.
s. p. M.-wspsnachki Camp Pire.
club rooms.
WEDNESDAY.
2.io p. M.-Pocahontas Corps OF Girl
Reserves, Hanover Church
3i5 p. M--rrue Blue Gorps OF GirI
Reserves. club rooms.
p. M-Talk by Doctor Hubbard,
WollastOn Hall.
73O p. M.-Altiora Club meeting,
club rooms.
7i5 p. M.-Mandolin class for begin
ners. club rooms.
S.t5 p. M.-Mandolin club oreanlza-
ton meeting, club rooms
THURSDAY.
330 p. M.-Good Fairy Corps OF Girl
Reserves, club rooms.
3iJ p. M-Oriole Corps Of Girl Re-
serves, club rooms.
3ij p. M.-Eastlake Corps OF Girl
Reserves. club rooms.
s p M.-Hallowe'en party, given by
the T. l.. c. Club. club rooms.
FRIDAY.
3i5 p. Hiawatha Corps OF Girl
Reserves, club rooms.
s p. M.-Halloween party. Friend
ship Club, club rooms.
80 p. M.-Alpha Club meeting,
club rooms.
130 p. M.-Dressmaking class, Miss
Schultz, instructor.
SATURDAY.
B p. M.-Marshallton Corps OF Girl
Reserves. Marshallton.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23

Invitation have been issued by Mr.
and Mrs. Rodgers Wilson for tea. {,
be held early in November, 10 intro.
duce Miss Alice Dunn Hynson. Miss
HynsOn is-onc Of The popular mem
bers on The younger set.
Mrs Walter J. Laird has ssued in.
yiliailons for a tea 10 be held on We'd
nesiay October %, for Miss Margaret
laird Miss Laird is one OF the sea
sons debuianies.
Miss Engeri4 shaw. Of New York
city. who has been spending two
weeks with her sister. Mrs Maurice
dupont Lee will return home TO-
morrow
Mr.. End Mrs Edward Tin r, OF
New York city. are spending the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
5 Whittem.
Mrs. Willard Hall Porter will re-
turn 10 Wilmington the fore part OF
the coming wek. Mrs. Porter spent
the summer on a ranch in Wyoming
and went to Los Angles early in Sep
tember for a brief stay She Is now
travelling eastward and expects 10
spend this weekend IN Pittsburgh
Miss Mary Curtis who was operated
on recently for appendicitis at the
Bryn Mswr Hospital, is reported 10 be
conNalescins.
Mrs. Robert n. Richards gave a tea
Yesterday afternoon in honor Of Miss
Martha Shortledcc Miss Shortledge
has been spending the sumner at A.
lantic City aud viii spend the winter
al lonkers, ~ y. with Mrs. T. Gard
ner Littoll
Mr and Mrs. W. Griscom Coke and
Mr. and Mrs Charles Gawthrop OF
New York arc spending two weeks at
French Lake Springs. Indiana.
Mrs Gamble Ialrohs viii give a
luncheon and card party on Tuesday
an OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In
honor OF Mrs Franklin Dewain. who
las recently moved 30 This city.
Mrs. Charles Latrobo and son are
visiting relatives 10 Baltimore.
Mrs. Gamble Latrobe has returned
10 New York.
Frank Webb Sr., is in Greenville.
c.. on a business trip.
Mrs. G. p. smith, Of Cheswold has
oeen spending several days here.
Edward Bowen has been visiting
relatives In AncrewVille.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rust have been
the guests OF Pennington friends.
Mr. and Mrs s. W. Derby. NJ Fred
erica, n ave been entertaining Nj and
Mrs Ernest Homewood, OF this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Cardrey Slaughter
have returned from a visit TO Mr.. and
Mns George Slaughter in Leipsic.
Miss Alice Kenney has been visiting
Evening journal., 1920-10-23

ers Bancroft, George A. Sachs Henry
Evans. Roger q. Taylor, Jack Warneld.
Donald r. Whitaker, Albert q. East
man. Arthur Chaplin Bailey, Marx
NJ. Cleaver, 2d, Lewis Munson. Jr,
Charlotte krcbs, Ruth Larter, Eleanor
NJ. Lind, Josiah Marvel. an, Margaret
swift Patterson, Katrina Elizabeth
Puscy Walter Pyle, Jr., Genevra C..
humfOrd, Helen u. steers, Frances
Margaret Street, Neal Z. Wells, Marion
p. Barnett William A. Barr, E., Ethel
Bastain, Robert Linton Bell, Anne
lalnall Candy, Ernest Filson Carmich-
ael, Esther ID. dupont, Elmer Capen
Farmer. Elizabeth Perkins Gr0ome,
Mary s. Lackey, Mary Belin Laird,
David Lindsay 81, Marie Martenis,
Anne Marvel, Janet Geer Patterson,
Samuel Anna Katherine snyder.
Harold L. Springer BOsalie Adele
Topkis. Martha Eleanor Nandever,
Paul Lessig Wardenburg, Robert X.
Mhiticn. Deborah Wood. Esther :.
Ball. l.. Heisler Ball, 2d. Laurence I.
Bliss, lr. Margaret Dixon Bruce. Eliza
beth Garrett. James Robert Frederick,
Elbcrl ID. Grimenberg, Maybelle Cop
page. LemOre Eastman, Gertrude w.
Robin, Henry Alstone Skillon and
Elizabeth Pine Van Geder.
-O-O-
BELLEFONT CHURCH BAZAAR.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Belle
font NJ r. Church win meet Tuesday
afternoon at 2.30 O'Clock at the home
of Mrs l.. l.. Cooper. Plans for the
bazaar 10 be held November will be
discussed.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
Girls To Wed
CAn Editorial by the Society Edllor)

Young men OF Delaware who the OF matron are
warned against certain types in pamphlet "\(st m %
Our Grown-up Sons About Women" ~ " i'
The author telling you he knows all there's 10 h .r
Out ue matter under consideration says marry
heaVy-scened girls gaudy dressed girls
YOU intensely religious girls obviously modest girls rr viii lon
ing orehads and straight hair girls who are soyen and ar
tistics and girls who drink ' ~ 81
oil sort OF leaves you up in the air doesn't it? get
addressed and togo feeling?
where in the world all those happily fellows got their wives
You think all the fish the
the desirable You discouraged.
And Just about that time You forget about the
perfume the gaudy the Siding habit obviously modest and
Sont even see the sopns forehead realize The side
her. and presto, quick You're married
50 much for Why they've heen warning
poor weak Delaware since the time They'll be warning
your ressranson and like not he'll just you
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
TO TAKE MYSTERIOUs "TRIP

The Young Women's Missionary
Society o. Harrison Street Methodist
Episcopal Church will go on "AIys-
terious Trip Through the Subway"
on Tuesday evening, in the basement
OF the church. These young women
are we'll known for their unique and
novel entertainments, and this one
promises. to be better than usual.
Tickets for the trip Will be old al
the church door. Stop-oyer PRIVILEGES
are allowed on TIC tickets. which
will enable the passengers 10 pur-
chase souvenirs OF the trip in the
form Of fancy articles. cakes. candy
and ice cream. Refre shments VIII be
served in the diner. and an evening OF
lun and amusemenl provlded enrnnie
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
EAsTERN san nANCT.

st. Johns Chapter, No. 4. order OF
ale Eastern Star. viii give I masked
dance IN the New Century Club, on
next Friday evening Music Will be
furn shed by the Original Six Orches-
ira. Dancing viii begin as o'clock
There VII be many surprises. Mrs.
Frederick snyder is chairman OF the
dance. Tickets may b. obtained from
her or from members Of the chapter,
and also may be purchased at the
door the evening OF the dance.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23

Before her marriage on 1uur-,.-y
Mrs Hanley was Miss Grace Patience
Holson. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Frank J. Holson, OF Georgetown. She
Is me bride of burlington II. Hanley.
OF Salisbury. Md. son OF Mrs Martha
Hanlcy. OF Wilmingion The we'd
ding ceremony was performed by the
Rev John r. Bailey. pastor OF First
NJ =. Church.
The bride Is one OF the most popu-
lar young women Of Georgetown and
has a host Of friends IN all parts Of
Sussex county.
She is graduate OF The COombs
ConscryalorN OF Music. Philadelphia.
and has taken a great part in social
functions throughout lhe southern
part of Susse A county within the past
Ave years.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
UNIOR LEAGuE nANCEs.

Much interest is being taken in the
series OF dances to be given by the
Junior League this winter. Dances
are 90 be known as the small and
earlys" and will be held the flrst sat
urday evening In each month at the
Wilmington Country Club. The first
dance will be held on November G.
The proceeds 90 go towards Child
Welfare work. The cOmmitiec in
charge announce that the affairs will
begin promptly at 9 o'clock and close
at ~ o'clock. Each dance will be fea-
tured by a special number.
Many friends have misinterprciCd
the admission to the series OF dances.
The sum which is stated in VITA
tions is for each person for The sea-
son and not for a couple Any nf0r-
nation in regard 70 the dances win be
given by Miss Madeleine l.. owens,
chairman.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
Wedd&mgS

Miss Arzic Wheatly Phillips, 3O5
Franklin street, this city, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Phillips, OF
hurlock Md. and Conrad X. d. Lewis.
Of Newark will be married this after.
noon al the home OF the brides pA
ents by the Rev. r. j. Price.
The bride viii wear a white net
dress trimmed with satin ribbon. Her
tullo veil will be held in place by a
pearl beaded band Her bouquet will
be bride roses Miss Edith Phillips,
sister OF Inc bride. will be mlid-of-
honor. She viii wear a pale blue or
gandic dress and carry pink roses and
snapdragons. The brides going-away
suit will be Of blue silvertone with
black velvet hat
Albert Lewis, brother OF the
groom VIII be best man. Miss Ruth
Brown OF BridgeVillc, viii play the
wedding music Before the ceremony
she viii play " o Promise Me- In var.
idtions
The house will be tastefully decor
ated with autumn flowers and ever
greens. After a wedding trip south.
touching points in Maryland. Virginia
and North Carolina, the bride and
groom Will make their home in this
city. Mr. Lewis is connected with
The Security Trust Company.
4 large number OF Wilmingionians
attended the wedding Of Miss Nalle
NJ kunz, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Edward G.. kunz, OF Washington. and
captain Roe Edwin Wells. Of Berk-
eley. California. which took place at
The Metropolitan Baptist Church.
Washington, on Thursday evening.
Following the ceremony reception
was held at the Shoreman. CAPITA N
and Mrs Wells are on a wedding trip
to CAba and Bermuda They will live
in Brooklyn y. Y.
Those who were present from this
city we're: Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ.
Sieigler. Mr.. and Mrs Harry Girv IN.
Miss Kathryn Girvin aud MIR. and Mrs
ElwoOd HILBERT.
The bride is well known in this
city.
4 masquerade and dance will be
given In Walnu Green school, near
Hillside Nn. Monday evening. Two
prizes Wi be awarded. one for the
prettiesi costume and one for the
funniest costume.
Jacobs Orchestra VIII furnish the
music
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
MRaxED D1{Hrr

Everything i3 n readiness for The
u. G Club in hrowns6u llaii on next
Thursday evening. Tive original Six
Orchestra VIII Furnish music Prizes
will be awarded fQr some OF the eos
tunes Dancing will begin at Q
O'Clock. Refreshments will be served.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
nm CRnSN MEETING.

The annual meeiing OF Delaware
Chapter. Americsra National Red
Cross, will he hflY a O'clock on
next Friday afirRoo9 in {, @ duBarry
Room OF he Hot4l dupont. Doctor
harrand, presiaenJ % The National
hed Cross, "Nili 1ekc the address.
dss,r ns ,ro,,i erne,rs ,, y Ocy er Chapter are
meeting and Hi7ps-Jf .,Icior rarrsnd
An holders ~ .sfryle< badges OF fhe
Red hed Gross are ebsksd eSpccialiy 10 at
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
SUDDEN M CRRIsrI.NA

The Christiana NJ. p. Social will
mold a poultry and oyster supper in
the basement OF Christiana Church. on
Wednesday evening, October 27. In
stormy the following evening.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
SWEET nRIsR cHTn MAN

The eNT1l 'rl7r Club VII hold a
bazaar and bake IN Talley vi sion
Chapel Hlis evening Ice cream, cake.
candy and fancy articles viii be on
sale. A musical program VIII be
given
Evening journal., 1920-10-23

The wedding OF Miss C. Edi.h
Morris and Edwin n PYLE will take
place on next Thursday evening at
tne nome OF her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Morris. 3ii south Harri-
son street. The ceremony viii he
performed by the Rev. Edward n
Collins, pastor OF Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church. poih The younr
persons arc well known in this ci.y.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
CE0RCE no LECTURE HrRE

w. J.. George will lecture a, the
Wilmington New Century Club on
october p on the subject Modern
Marriaee Mr.. George now is mak-
ING. MS hrst lecture tour in America
ana mas every where been enthusiast
licaiiH received. he was horn In
france or English parents and was
educated in Paris and has heen mis-
mateiy associated with Wrench life.
Mr. George has had long and
varied experience IN public speakins
and has leciured effectively before
great variety Of audiences In London
The interest OF his Fubjccts. his Ia
imitable way OF dealing with then
and the novelty or his point OF view
should be SUFFICIENT 10 win for him
cordial and appreciatiye reception o.
he appearance al the New Ceniur,
Club
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
SCHOOL AUXILIARY AT DINNER

Following the meeting Of the SER
vice Citizens yesterday afternoon, a
luncheOn-meeting Of The Delaware
school Auxiliary. an allied Organiga-
ton. was held in the Hotel DUPONT
Those attending the luncheon werea
Or. Joseph II. Odell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Ridgely, Dover; Henry p.
Scott, Rowland G. paynter. George
town; Pierre 5. dupont, John p.
Nields. A. J. Taylor, school eneineers
J. q. Beielle. school architect: Or. r.
w. Cooper. director Of the educational
bureau Of the Service Citizens, and
Miss Mary Hunter. secretary 10 Or.
Odell.
The auxiliary authorized Or. OdelI
to continue 10 cooperate with county
boards Of education in carrying out
plans for school Improvement
Evening journal., 1920-10-23

ShewelE
well local circles
a rally N
he Century Club The meeting will
Mrs Negndank takes active affairs president
Tile Junior Board of Homeopathic Hospital
the New Century Club Mrs Ncsendnk the wife Of
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
sARA pATTON sLOcoMB.
QUARTERLY MEETING, Si pro 'em

4 silence Party viii be held at
sunshine Hail. 1909 Delaware avenue.
Thursday evening, October p. by the
Delaware division. ]. :. :. preceding
me regular quarterly business meet
ing. Members may invite their rela-
lives and friends. An members and
guests are requested 10 attend in cos
tune and masked 4 short program
will succeed The business meeting
afier which Halloween games will be
enjoyed and refreshments served.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
INTERNATIONAL
SUNSHINE SOCIETY

Any news intended for the sun
shine column should reach the chair
man OF the press not later than
Thursday noon Add-s SIS Mrs. Otto "
'rl 10. 1919 Delaware avenue, city.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
KEMERY STUDIO MEETINC.

kemery Studio Club Will meet on
Monday evening at the home of Miss
Clara. Sproul, i2i West Twenty-third
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
srNsWlNE CAtENDAR.


1c.aner g. 1870. Washington
Heights Branch s s. residence of
Wig f'i lErr Eimhurst. 230 r. m.
October 81 1920 Cynihia's Helpers
branch J. s =. $40 East Twenty
.h'rd street. s .. m.
October 2s 1920 quarterly meeting,
'claware division, l. :. $. silence
Party Sunshine Hall, ii09 Delaware
sftnuc 1.30 %. m
November 4 1920 Coreopsis Branch.
J. :. s. sunshine Hall, 1909 Delaware
avenue S p. m.
November 4. 1920. Alert Branch. I. $.
n, sunshine Hall, 1909 Delaware ave
nue.. 230 p. m.
November s. 1870. New Era Branch.
J. $ s. sunshine Hall, 1909 Delaware
avenue 230 D. m.
ALERT BRANCH I. s. s.
The Alert Branch, I. : s.. held IT'S
second meeting of the season on Mon
day. October fS Fifteen members
were present and Mrs. William West
was received into membership. Much
work Is planned FOR the fall and all
committees are urged 10 get busy and
DO things so that We may have big
results
The branch decided TO change the
hours OF the meetings on the third
Monday OF each month 20 S D. m. in
stead OF 3 p. m. as formerly. The first
Monday OF the month the meeting will
A u. n
The Washington herald., 1920-08-28
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

The wholesale market prices yes
terday evening ranged as follows:
Butter-Creamery, fancy prints.
62a63e; country. tubs. 4Sc; cream
cry, fancy, tubs, 61a62c.
Cheese-WhoIe milk, 32a33c.
Eggs-strictly fresh. SIC per doz.
Southern, SIC doz.
Live Poulry-Roosters 21a23 per
lb.; turkeys 3Sa43c per ID; hens.
3ja37c per lb.; chickens. 35a3Sc per
Ib.: ducks. 25a3O per lb.; fowls, 36a
SIC per ID.
Dressed poultry averages > cents
more per ID.
sheep. 4a6c per ID; lambs. 12al3c
per ID.
Fresh Fruit-Applcs. $l.OOa2.5O
per bu. basket. and S2.OOa6.5O bbl.
California lemons. $3.OOa350 per
box; California oranges, $75OaS. 90
per box; fancy peaches, S1.5Oa4.OO
per crate; cantalOups, s1.00a3.00 per
crate.
egetabIes-Whitc potatoes. $3.50
a5.0O per 15O-lb. bag; sweet pota-
toes. S7.OOaS.0O per bbl.; lettuce,
S1.0Oa1.25 per basket; tomatoes, 75c
a$l.00 box: peppers. soc per crate:
eggplant. 75Ca$1.O0 per crate; sugar
corn. 1Oa20c per doz.; lima beans
2Oa25c per qt.; beets. 2a4c bunch;
cabbage, 5OcaS1.O0 per bbl.; celery,
50caS1.25 per doz.; squash. 75ca$1. 90
per crate; onions, $1.OO-15O per bas-
ket;. cucumbers, $l.O0a2.OO per lb.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-28
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia. aug. -. - Butter
Firm at recent advance Quota
tions: Fresh solid packed cream
cry. fancy high-scoring goods, 59l2
a611ac; extra, 5S1sc; extra firsts,
571sc: frsts, 53a56c: seconds, 49d
52c; lower grades. 45a4Sc; sweet
creamery. choice to fancy. GOl2a
621.c: fair to good, 5Oa5sIsc; fancy
brands of nearby prints jobbing at
66a69c; fair to choice, 55a65c.
Eggs-Firmly held. Quotations:
Nearby firsts, 56a5Sc; current re-
ceipts, SAC per dozen: ordinary to
fair. 49a52c; Western extra frsts,
56a58c; firsts. 52a55c; seconds. Asa
soc; inferior lots. lower; selected
candled cggs jobbtng at 66aG7c, and
fair to choice at 5Sa65c per doz.
Cheese-Weu cleaned up and firm.
Quotations: New York whole milk
fancy fats. 2Sa2SE=c; common to
fair, 25a27c; longhorns, 27i2a2Sc;
single daisies, 27I=a2Sc: jObbins
sales of fancy goods, 3Oa31c.
Live Poultry-Fowls. not leg
horns. via express, fancy and
heavy. weighing lbs. and over
apiece. 36a3Sc; light to medium, 33
a35c; white Ieghorn fowls. 32a33c;
heavy, not Ieghorns, via freight in
carload lots, 35a36c; 1roiling
chickens. fancy. yellow skin. not
leghorns. Weighing 1l4a2 lbs.
apiece. 36a3Sc; fancy. yellow skin,
not leghorns. weighing l 12a2 lbs.
apiece. 32a55c; white leghorns, broil
ers. 32a33c; old roOsters, 23a24c
Ducks. old. soc; spring. 3Oa35c.
Pigeons. pair. 3Sa4Oc.
Dressed pOUltry-Fowls, fresh
killed. dry picked, in boxes. weigh
ing 4za5 lbs. and over apiece, 43c;
lbs. Acc; 3Is lbs 39a40c; lbs,
35a37c; fresh killed, in bbls., dry
picked. 4s5 lbs. apiece, 42c; 3Iz lbs,
35a36c; lbs. 3Sa34c; broilers, West
ern, dry picked, Weighing 11sa2 lbs.
apiece, 46a4sc; Western, smaller
sizes, 44a45c; fryers, Western, 21Aa5
lbs. apiece. 42a43c; nearby, 1iaa2
lbs. apiece 4Sa5Oc: nearby, smaller
sizes. 45s47c: old roosters, dry
picked, Western. 2sc; Southern, ga
27C. Spring ducks l. L, 36c.
Receipts for today-Flour, 1000
S23 lbs. in sacks; wheat. 124.77O
bushels; corn, 4,374 bushels; oats,
14,464 bushels.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-28
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Aug. p. - Arrivals by
boat: Live poultry - Chickens,
spring, lla pounds and over. SIC; do,
spring, II to IL pounds, 35a36c; do.
spring. l to II pounds. 33a34c; do,
white leGhorns. 33a35c, old roostcrs.
&c; do. old hens over pounds,
pound, SIC; do. small to medium,
pound, 35a36c: do, white leghorn
hens. pound. 34a35c. Ducks - Mus
.covy. young, pound, soc: do. white
Pekins, pound, 21a32c: do. puddle,
pound 30a31c: do. smaller. poor
pound, 27a2sc. Pigeons - Old. pair
.35a40c; do. young. pair. 3oa35c
Guinea fowl - Young. pair. 3Oa35c;
young. each, 50a60c.
Eggs Qoss off) - Western Mary
land and Pennsylvania nearby, doz.,
.5la52c; Eastern Shore. Maryland
and Virginia. doz. Sic; Western
doz.. sic; West Virginia, doz., Sic;
Southern. doz.. 4Sa5Oc
Buttcr-Creamery. fancy. 5SC; do
prints, 5SC60C; nearby creamery. 55c:
dairy prints. Maryland, Virginia and
Pennsylvania. 3Sa40c: store-packed
37a3Sc: Maryland and Pennsylvania
rolls. 3Sa4Oc; West Virginia rolls. IS
aS9c; Ohio rolls, 2Sa39c; process but
ter 5la53c.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-28
BROKEN
IN JAILBREAK
Stowaway's Blanket Rope
Breaks Three Stories
Above Pavement.

Norfolk. Va, Aug. 27--In an un-
successful hunt for an uncle of un-
known address. 16-year- Louis
Guber. who arrived here as a stow
away about three weeks ago, is
now lying in st. Vincent's hospital
with a fractured skull.
The boy fell three stories while
trying to escape from the United
States immigration detention home,
this morning at o'clock. Ten
days ago the boy escaped from the
city detention home.
Il am bound to find my uncle
he told officers when picked up two
days later on Market street.
Early yesterday morning Louis
pried iron bars apart, and making
a rope Of split blankets, started TO
slide to the sidewalk.
When he was few feet from
the window ledge the rope broke
and the boy fell to the sidewalk.
The boys cries brought help and
he was rushed to the hospital
There is little hope entertained for
his recovery.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-28
STATE LEGION POSTS
; ;CHOOSE NEW OFFICERS

1 ParkersburE. ". Va. Aug. 81. -
The following officers were elected
Il the second annual convention Of
Che West Virginia American Legion.
'avhich has just concluded its session
.bCrc:
! State commander. J Byron Nick
frson, Wheeling; vice State COM
tnander. William H McGinnis, Beck
lcy. state adjutant. Louis A. Carr.
FIarksburg; State chaplain, Rev. Gill
a. Wilson. ParkersbUrE: State
Hnance officer. c. +. Templeton,
Huntington: State historian. Eduard
-BIake. Ronccvertc; State master-at-
arms, William r. Ice, Sairmont:
-pationaI committeeman, Louis \.
johnson. Clarksburg: alternate. II.
y. Mathews. Parkersburg. Wheeling
iTyas selected for the 1921 meeting.