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The Washington herald., 1921-04-26
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK

BALTIMORE. April 25.-CattIe-
receipts for the week ended noon
|oday. were 4,593 head against 2,64i
Head last week; receipts 1oS car
|oaas for market for the week; 40
|artoads~ market Saturday and
|oday; market dull. with steers from
Is 70 so cents lower: bulls and cows
|teadyS LAS head cattle and T99
cad : sheep at these yards for ex-
|ort On steamship Artemis. steers,
|hoicea SS.25aS.S5: good butcher,
2. 55ss "a mediums. S5.75a7.5o; com
hoo. SsSa6. Heifers, s750aS; fair to
FoodENS6.5sa7; common to medium,
5as.s Buils-Choice stable fed,
8. SoafiS> fair to good. S5.25a6 IS;
onrnons to medium, S4a5. Cows,
|h6ice, s5.SOaS.25; fair to good, s425
|5;tcpnnon to medium. s2a4.
sheep. and Lambs-Receipts for
hes week ended noon today were:
ST head against 4,70S head last
|eG<:: tair supply; market strong OH
|ood aSstock. Other grades lower.
heep. Szs2Sa6.75; lambs, $7a12.
Hogs-Receipts for the week
nded noon today were: 1S,7o3 head,
|gsinst 1855 head last week; fair
hppHT>~ market lower Lights,
, 90 e heavy, $3.50; medium, $40;
igf, .t9.fn::. roughs, s5.5oas.so.
Calves-Receipts for the week
ndfds noon today were ALL head
sadnst fs1o head last week; heavy
HpplSSSmarket steady; calves. IS
The Washington herald., 1921-04-26
Arlington County

CLARENDON, Va, April 25.-Dr.
!. w. Cox. at present health officer
II Arlington County. was named as
executive assistant to the board OF
supervisors. with salary of S4l6.66
per month. at a special meeting OF
the board today. In his new ca
pacity DR.. Cox will continue to be
n charge Of the health department.
A tax rate of $3.50 per hundred
was decided on for Arlington and
Jefferson districts and S325 for
Washington District This is an in
crease of Is cents on the hundred,
which is for school purposes.
Noble Grand c. Eugene Doyle
has called a special meeting Of Ar
lington Lodge No. 1873. l. o. o. F..
for tomorrow night. when the ini-
tiatory degree will be conferred on
more than so candidates. The char
ter Of this lodge closed last week
with 174 names enrolled.
The Washipgton-Virgi Rail-
way Company has filed a petition
with the State Corporation Com
mission asking that it be allowed
to discontinue service on its line
between Rosslyn and Arlington
Junction. a distance of 81. miles.
The petition will be heard in Rich
mond on Wednesday. May 4.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-26
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

BALTIMORE. April 23.-Eggs-
Eestern Mo, Pa. and nearby, frsts
|5cs Eastern Shore Nd. and Va
|rsts -26c; Western (ohio) firsts
6cl southern IN. Carolina) frsts
|ici West, Virginia firsts. 23c.
Sutter = Creamery, Western SEN
|ratoE extras. 50a51c; do, firsts, 4sa
Hcs Western prints h-pound ex.
las. 5feS2c; do, firsts, 4sa50c; Yves.
I'm byipts, pound. extras, 5oa5lc;
P-,s frsts-1sa49c; nearby creamery
ktfas. ~4&a45c; do. irsts, 43a44c;
fityi~prii1ts. extras, 23a24c; do,
fstse 2fas2c; rolls. West Virginia,
ktt7s, fSs2oc; Maryland and Penn.
Fiyantss- extras, 20a22c.
Pptstoes-white, Maryland, Penn
FlfsanAsd nearby. per 100 pounds,
|at-tSSdo. Eastern Shore, Mccor-
|ickuS 100~ pounds, 75as5c; sweets.
fiiow. No, !. per barrel, kiln dried.
"a -sss~do. yellov& Rappahannock.
krrsl, y5ai; do. Eastern Shore.
|aryiand and Delaware, barrel. 81
3D. do. native. per hamper. sl.25
sot-yens. fancy. bright, per bar
|FfSttszsAppies, loose packed No.
Pet busbel, s1a1-so; do. fancy. per
frrd. -&2tOa3; do. No. z, barrel.
-5es2, -. Western Maryland ana
furglyania. packed, barrel, s3.so
L Grapefruit. Florida. box. s3aI.
tangess Florida, as to size. boI
|a4-2s. Strawberries, North Caro-
fA quart lsa3oe.
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The Washington herald., 1921-04-26
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

BALTIMORE. April 25.-wheat-
Receipts. 53,447 bushels. viz: 2.564
bushels afioat and 50,SS3 bushels by
car. Shipments from elevators, 49,
$50 bushels. Stock in elevators,
S33.60 bushels.
Prices at 11:45 a. m. today were;
No. 2 red winter, spot. sl.55; No. 2
red gariicky. spot. s1.46; April
sl.46; May. S1.46. May. S14s%.
Corn-Receips. 1900 bushefs
Shipments from elevators. 49.5s4
bushels. Stock in elevators. 1856
00S bushels. ".
Opening prices on corn today
were: Contract. 73kc; April. 73Kc.
Cob corn is quotable at s3.65s
$40 per barrel for carloads prime
nearby yellow. on spot.
Oats - Receipts, 1881 bushels
Shipments from elevators, 4,5Tl
bushels. Stock in elevaors, 325,20l
bushels.
Domestic Basis-No. 2 white, asa
4sc: No. 3 white. 461a47c.
Rye Receipts .24.259 bushels
Stock in elevators 462,20l bushels
Opening prices today were: No. :
Western. export. S1.46: bag lots oil
nearby rye. as to quality. Sl.30a1.4C
per bushel
The Washington herald., 1921-04-26
NAVAL MUSICIAN
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE

ANNAPOLIS. Nd April 25.-
Brooding over domestic troubles
Louis Mark. rs years old. Of Baltl-
more. member Of the Naval Academy
Band is in precarious condition at
the Naval Hospitaf here, as the re-
suit OF an attempt at suicide last
night. He slashed his throat and
both wrists with u razor. Physicians
say he has a chance for recovery.
Mark has been a member OF the
Academy Band eighteen months. He
has been separated from his wife
who lives in Baltimore. A note of
farewell to his mother was tucked
in his hat, which was found near his
body, -.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-26
Building Permits.

sss7-c. d. Roberts. repairs. 1873
Farragut street northwest; lot SO.
square 2so6.
s3ss-Frank Constantine. garage.
rear 451 New Jersey avenue south
east; lot IL. square 6s3.
633s-J. L Sherwood, awning,
3515 Twelfth street northeast; lot
2s. square 3e2s.
634o-J. Sinclair. garage, rear $500
Thirteenth street northwest: lot sos.
square 2s2s.
634l-cedar Hill Cemetery, build
once. i545 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast: lot sos. square 1878.
s342-washington Market Co. in
stall motor. 10 Wholesale row; lot
/. square Res. z.
s3ts-Mrs. 1. Gerafr. repairs. I23.
Ninth street northwest: lot sac
square 36s. .s o.. -
s344-w. +. Beasley. garage. rear
so4 Park Road no1thwest; lot 16
square 30t3.
ssI5-w. A. simpson. repairs. rear
$50 G street southeast; lot SOL
square SIT.
s3Is-Maryland Battery Service
Co., signs. 1907 to l713 KaIorama
road northwest; lot 4. square 1866.
s3i7-R. p. Andrews Paper Co,
sign. 727 to 7s1 Thirteenth stree,
northwest: lot 81. square ass.
634s-G. s. Rees. sign. 1925 New
York avenue northwest: lot G.
square 223.
ss4s-A. A. Jackson. garage. real
The Washington herald., 1921-04-26
A Brain Can't Work Right
On Thin, Watery Blood
Takes Iron to Make Strong Foreefu Magnetic Men With the
Power and Energy to Win

Many a capable. Intelligent man falls
Just short Of suceess-nearly gets there
put not quite-simply because he lacks suf
neient iron in bis blood to give him the
physical strength and power to furnish the
proper force to his brain and the ''stay
there strength to his will" brain can
not do its work right--think the thouebts
that win-on thin. weak, watery blood auy
more than q locomotive can pull n big train
ot cars with weak, smoldering nre under
Its boiler ~
When your blood Is starving for iron no
mere tonics nor stmulants can nut you
right. You must have iron. for without
IRON your blood loses its power to change
food into living tissue and nothing You eat
ooes the proper amount Of good You DO
not get the full strength out Of 1t. To get
Iron you must eat the kusks of grains and
the peels and skins Of fruits and vegetables
ss our forefathers did or take a little or
ganie iron from time to time and eat more
such iron-containing foods rs spinach and
apples. But be sure the iron you take n
organic iron, and not metallic or mineral
IRON which people usually take Metaluc
iron Is just % IL comes from the action Of
strong acids on small pieces Of iron, and N
therefore an entirely different thing from
organic Iron.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-26

Organic iron is like the iron in Your blood
ano IKE the iron in spinach lentils and
aPpIes' IL may be had from your druggist
ander the name Of Nuxated Iron. NuIsted
iron represents organic iron in such highly
condensed form that one dose of Il Is esti.
mated to be approximately equivalent On
oIsanie iron content) to eating one-half
qnart OF spinach. one quart Of green yeee.
tsoies or half dozen apples. Its like tag.
of meat -s p'uhos
To prove to yourself what Nuxated Iron
VIII 90, get your doctor to take a specimen
OF your blood and make a blood count, os
your red blood corpuscles. then take Nuxated
iron Tor n month and have a new 'blood.
count made and see how your red blooa
eorpuseies have increased and how much
stronger and better you feel. see how tns
color mas come back to your cheeks. how
steady and strong your nerves have become
- over 100000 people annually are usine
Nuxated iron.y II will not inture the teets
nor disturb the stomach. Your money viii
oe refunded BY the manufacturers IL You 40
rot obtain perfectly satisfactory results.
beware OF substitutes. Always insist on
having genuine organic iron-Nuxsted Irop.
Look for the letters N. I. on every tablet.
sofa oy all druggists.-Ady.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-26
Hun Mechanical Wizard
In u. S. Seeking Trade

NEW YORK. April 25-Edmund
Rumpler. director general of the
Rumpler Works, Ltd, and electrical
and mechanical wizard of Germany
and Austria. arrived yesterday on
the Nieuw Amsterdam. Some of the
war planes of his invention were
the most destructive Germany had.
He 10 to visit Industrial centers
and buy machinery. His first visit
will be to the Ford factory in De-
troit. As he put 1t. he comes as a
pioneer in restoration of business
relations between Germany and
America. and he made clear that he
would ask no credit.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-26
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE

PHILADELPHIA, April 25.-But.
ter-Market further declined lc. Sol
id-packed creamery extra, 42c; fam
cy. high-scoring goods. 43a45c; extra
firsts, 40a4lc; firsts, 36a3sc: seconds,
30a35c; garlicky. 25a3Oc; sweet
creamery, choice to fancy, 44a46c;
fair to good. 33a43c; fancy prints
jobbing at 52a54c; fair to choice,
44a5ic
Eggs steady at late decline. Quo
tations were: Nearby hrsts, 26hc:
current receipts, 26c; Western, extra
firsts, 26hc; hrsts. 25ha26c; South
ern. 22a23c: fancy selected eggs
tobbing at 35a36c; fair to good at
2sa34c.
Cheese dull and weak. New York.
whole-milk-Flats. fancy, held, 27a
&c; do, fair TO good, held, 25a26c;
%. fancy, fresh, 21a22c; do common
to fair. fresh, 1sa2oc; longhorns,
held, lsa20c; do. fresh. 1sa2oc; sin
gle daisies, held. 27a2Sc; do. fresh,
'2a23c; johbing sales of fancy held
goods, 2sasoc.
Live poultry-Fowls-Fa fat
,1aS3c: medium. 29a30c; inferior, 27a
nc: spring chickens, broiIers, good
Iuality. weighing 1a1h lbs apiece
6Sa75c: spring chickens. Leghorns,
Weighing la1h lbs apiece, 6oa65c;
ROSTERS, 18a20c; ducks. white Pc
kins' SlaS2c; do, mixed colors, asa
'oc: pigeons, per pair. 55a60c.
Dressed poultry-Fowls, fresh
KILLED. dry picked, in boxes-weieh-
ing 4a4h lbs apiece, 39c: weighing
~ lbs, 36a3Sc: Weighing 3 lbs
apiece 3la3ic. Fowls, fresh-kiIled,
IN barrels. dry-picked. weighing "a
IDS apiece, dry-packed, 3Sc; weigh
ing 4a5 lbs apiece, ice-packed. 37hc:
weighing 81 lbs, 35a36c: weighing
lbs and under. 31a33c; old roosters,
dry picked. Western. 26c; do, do,
Southern. Csc.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-26
Cop. Allen Says Actors
Union VIII BlOlD Up

NEW YORK. April 2f.--Governor
Henry ]. Allen. of Kansas. the man
who invented the Kansas Industrial
Relations Court, wound it up and
made It tick these last thirteen
months, told the members OF the
Actors Fidelity League here that
he thought the actors union would
blow up after a while.
Actors will find out some day
Gov Allen predicted. that they can
not retain their professional self-re-
spect and submit to the dictation OF
professional labor leaders who
would lead them into sympathetic
strikes.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-26

cine did not help me. A friend recon-
mended Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound and have found
great relief since using it. I keep
house andhave the careof five children
and am very thankful I have found
Lydia E. Pnkham's Vegetable Com
pound such help. / recommend it to
any woman suffering as was before I
used it. Mrs. MAUDE E. TAYLOR.
8 st. James Place, Roxbury, Mass.
Backache Is one of the most COM
mon symptoms Of displacement or
arrangement of the female system.
No woman should make the mistake
OF trying to overcome it by heroic en-
durance, but profit by Mrs. Taylor's
experience and try Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-26
FRESHMAN HAZED;
BURR MAY RESIGN

ITHACA. N. Y, April 2l--The
hazing of Fred Morelii. OF Utica.
a freshman In the college of arts
and sciences at Cornell University.
may lead to the resignation Of
George Lincoln Burr. professor OF
ancient history. who has been with
the university for nineteen years.
The professor was stirred by the
fact that Morelli was taken from a
class room by several hundred
freshmen because he refused to
wear the uniform freshman cap, and
ducked in Beede Lake. Thence he
was taken handcuffed TO the campus
and paraded. Still the obstinate
student refused to accept the cap
and there were rumors of tar and
feather party in preparation. Mo-
relli then obtained a leave of alb
sence and was escorted to the train
under police protection.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-26
Jenner Estate Valued S24,755,

Norman r. Jenner. son-in-law of
former Secretary of Commerce
Joshua w. Alexander. who died
April II. left an estate valued at
S24.755, according to the petition for
letters of administration filed by the
widow. Mrs. Julia Alexander Jenner.
The estate consists of the premises
at lll0 Rhode Island avenue north
west. assessed at S5.495, small real
estate holdings outside Of Washing
ton valued at $500. and personal
property valued at $4,000.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-26
HoLd-Up Takes Dare
And Shoots Victim

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April 25.-
Hold up your hands, commanded
the bandit.
wayman squarely in the eye.
why should II" he inquired. ac-
cording to his story to the police.
If you don't I'll shoot" replied
the bandit.
II date you to shoot" said Nico-
lett.
The bandit did.
Motorists passing the scene shortly
afterward picked up Nicolett. A
bullet had shattered his jawbone.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-26

Gov. Ignacio Erequez. of chihuahua,
ordering them to close their gam
bling house and cancel all gambling
concessions in Juarez. They said
they would comply.
The orders were to give 1906, 900
pesos for six months privilege of
running the gambling devices, about
half of which were to 20 to Jusrez
and half to the State government.
The owners declared II had been a
losing proposition. Orders to close
followed
The Washington herald., 1921-04-26
Last Roulette Wheel
Is Spun at Judrez

Ell PASo. Texas. April 25.-Sun-
day midnight the last roulette wheel
turned. the last chuck-s-Iuck bowl
whirled, the last pair of galloping
dominoes skidded across the table,
the last deck of cards was shuffled
and Lady Luck" walked out of the
Vivoli. the big public gambling hall
in Juarez.
Manuel Lopez and Benjamin Re-
villa had received an order from
The Washington herald., 1921-04-26
MIrderer Sentenced
:~TO Prison for Life

AART&&SBURG. w. Va. April 25.
|-Judge , NJ. Woods today SEN
teneed John r. Bowler, Of Lynch
PurEs Nar>to the State penitentiary
Pc hoondsville for life for the mur-
Per Of Garfield Miller, Hagerstown
faSicab driver.
Fowler, aged 2S. shot and killed
|dll!er the morning of February 9
|yhen Miller was bringing him to
|darttnsburg. Bowler was not caught
|inpl- he tried to sell Miller's car
|t Charlottesville, Va, a month later.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-26
Negress Dies AGED III

L1NCHBURG. Va, April 25,-SaI-
lie Ann Harris. a negress. who lived
in Bedford County several miles
from Lynchburg, believed to be The
oldest person in this State, died
saturday. While her exact age was
not known there were circumstances
which caused white friends to esti-
mate her age at III years The fact
tnat sne was more than a century
old is authenticated. It Is said.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-26
|LASONIC ORPHANS
FINE time
GUESTS
.lexandria Masons Show
Sights to Big Party
From Home.
THE HERALD BUREAU.


"a TT King Street
AlBESHDRIA. Va, April 25.-
ndk fdeal skies, sixty-three boys
nd sgt2<-from the Masonic Orphans
tome,at Richmond, Va. arrived here
bdacsGsBuests of the local Masons.
hes rfctle Ones are having the time
L tKeif lives. They first visited
be Masopic Temple. where an ad-
ress-.on the relics in that lodge
as delivered by George w. Zachary,
Hes - Afterward they visited the
arIyte House and Christ Church. AT
ooh dinRer was served in the West
hinster Building. They made a trip
b Mount Vernon this afternoon
Tonfsht the children are guests at
he homes Of various Masons. At
o'clock tomorrow morning the
hildren will be taken on a sight
eeing trip to Washington. All
fasops having automobiles are re-
uested--to report promptly at $50
feDock at The Westminster Building
Nth stheir machines. At noon th'
shiIdren- will be rendered a luncheon
n the Bureau of Engraving and
PrIhtinE.and they will return to
in time to catch the
6clock~train for Richmond.
Rex.S-wflliam Winston, for the
bast two Years assistant pastor at
Bt sMafys- Catholic Church. this
kity. hasS been appointed pastor of ST
Johns Church in warrenton, Va.
Ind he aIso will look after the
khqrehSat Manassas. Va. Members
bf the Congregation Of St. Mary's
[,hnch 1eSt Thursday night will
|enfer Father Winston a reception
In The Lyceum Hall. His place here
baS beea--taken by Rev. Michael
|dohoy
MfsS Susie NJ. Groves died las
blight at the residence Of her son.
!. 7. Groves. Hyattsville, Md. Her
funeraI-will take place at . o'clock
Nv ednesday afternoon from the resi-
FieHce Of her son. /. S. Groves. 5O7
South. Henry street. Services win
be ,cpndHcted by Rev. z. B. Jack
Eon Lssd her burial will be BetheI
Cepsterys- She Is survived by two
eo1s -snc two daughters. Mrs. Eliza
this: city. and Mrs. J. A
BoFIs of.Maryland.
A meeting of the various commit
tees In charge Of the arrangement
for the-festival to be given at St
Mary's Academy next Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday evenings will
be hsldtomorrow evening.
A SneeinE of the Parent-Teachers.
Association will be held at 7:3C
o'clock tomorrow evening in Lee
School building.
Mayor J. N. Duncan and Mrs. e
e Nieoi tomorrow night will ad
dress the League of Women Voters
In the rooms of the Chamber or
Conmsree. All women interested
ire invited to attend.
hTeoservance of its third annr
We nsary liberty Rebekah Lodge Of
Odd Feilows will hold a social to-
morrow night in Odd Fellows Hall
The Washington herald., 1921-04-26
Rifle Fails; Wife Used
Shotgun; Kills Husbdr,|

JACKSONVILLE. FIs-. April a.
Jesse Williams. ~ years old. sr4~-
mill employe. Is dead. His chest
and sedoman are rtddled WITH
steel bullet and many buckshoC arI
mis- 20-year-old wife. mother 4
2-year-old boy. with her fathcr.
simmons Walls. are prisoners IN ~
county jail here -
Mrs. Williams said she sho, htr
husband when he attacked her. she
first shot him once with q repeatinx
rife. and when 81 failed TO dischnrr-
the second time, che got a shotr
and as he sank TO his knees. gar1
him both barrels.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-26

1919 Spring road northwest: LOT ez7.
square 1880.
$3.50. J. Baugh. garage, rear
l7l2 New Jersey avenue northwext,
lot 500. square sos.
6SSl-w. Gross. sign. 1900 @ street
northwest; lot IL, square 22t.
6352-Anacostia Lodge, No. IL r.
A. A. NJ, repairs. Fourteenth ana 4
streets southeast: lot 3ts. sauart
SITS.
eS5S-L- c. Barnett. shed, rear fofK
kearney street northeast: lot II.
square 3s7s
h eS5i-L- c. Barnett. fence, 1913
Kearney street northeast: lot II.
square 3s7s.
6355-H. =. and @. B. Yocuna re-
pairs, 27o7 North Capitol street. ~
so. square 35oi.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-26

despondent, had
dizzy spells and at
my monthly Pc
riods it was al
most impossible to
keep around at
my work. Since
my last baby came
two years ago my
back has been
worse and no posi-
ton ! could get in
would relieve it,
and Doctors medi-
The Washington herald., 1921-04-26
Morgan Yacht Goes Aground

CAPE CHARLES. Va. April "a
While entering the Virginia Capes,
during the thick weather yesterday
morning. ]. p. Morgan's steam
yacht. the Corsair. went aground on
Nautilus Shoal, 81. miles of Fish
erman's Island. Just below Cape
Charles. Mr.. and Mrs. Satterlee and
daughter. and Mr. Morgan's sister,
were on board.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-26
Seize 4 Stills and SeUen
Alleged MOOnshiners

HARRISBURG. Va. April 25.-
Internal Revenue officers Friday
night arrested seven alleged moon
sinners and conhscated four stills
in the foothills of the Blue Ridge
Mountains. according to reports
reaching here.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-26
Brook Trout Biting.

OAKLAND Md, April 25.-Fine
trout are now being taken from the
streams above here. Harry Wilhelm,
or Confluence. captured one that
measured 1871 inches and weighn6
pounds and I2Nounces.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-26
Shirt Factory Reopens

HARRIsoNBURG. Va, April Is.
The Virginia Shirt and Overall
Company will resume Operations
here Wednesday. according to an
nouncement of the manager. The
factory here employs 100 girls.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-26
Forest Fires in MARYLAND

CUMBERLAND. Md. April Is
Many forest fires are reported in the
vicinity of Elkins, W. Va, and some
OF the States most valuable timber
is being destroyed.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-26
TAKES CARE
OF 5 CHILDREN
Mrs.Taylor' sSicknessE Ended
by Lydia E Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Roxbury, Mass.-"T suffered con-
tinually with backache and was often
The Washington herald., 1921-04-26
Ou'" Strawberries Grow in the
Sunny South

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-04

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