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AUCTION SALES

THOS J. OWEN & son. AUCTIONEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN
SIXTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS. TO Re
SOLD WITHIN THE OFFICE OF TIIOS.
j. OWEN 4 son.
Ry virtue Of two certain deeds Of trust duly
recorded in Liber No. 43l6. folio ct seq and
Lib.r 1888 at folio 43J. respectively. of the
land records Of the District of Columbia. and
al the request Of the party secured thereby,
TIE undrrS 'cn"d trustees will sell at public
auction in the office Of Tho>. J. owen & Son.
1881 I; ST. NV. on FRIDAY. the TWENTY
SEVENTH DAY OF MAY. AID. 1921. AT TWO
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land
and premises. situate i'll the District Of Co.
lumb;a and designated as and being lots S
and in square 2775 in the subdivision Of
Sixteenth Street Heights, per plat thereof
recorded in the Office Of the surveyor of the
District Of Columbia in Book ~. page 3.
Terms Of sale: Sold subject to a prior deed
Of trust for $500. Amount said trust to
be paid in cash. One hundred dollars deposit
oil each lot required at time of sale and sale
TO be closed within 30 days or deposit forfeited.
RORERT Z. HEATER,
WILLIAM Fl. RITCHIE.
my19-d&ds,e ,exSu Trustees
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The 3oth Can Be Happily Spent at
POTOMAC BEACH

Take Tidewater Motor Buses to Morgan
town. Transfer to Morgantown- Potomac Beach
auto ferry, or take steamer St. Johns to Colo
NAL Beach. Auto ferry makes first trip Satur
day and lands cars directly at Potomac Beach
Look the place over-make reservations for
summer vacation. Potomac Reach is ideal fam
lily resort. Fine bathing. fishing. etc. For in
formation write FRANK c. BRERETON, Poto
mac Beach, Va, or call Main 5000. %
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The University Preparatory School

Sc, Corner 18th c Sts. NV. Fl. &60
L. Adolph Richards. NJ. A. NJ. s., Prin.
Mathematics. English. Latin. French. Ger
man. Physics. History. Economics. Chemistry.
FRENCH! OH l SEE. YOC WANT TO
think, understand and speak as, French do?
Well. Do write to Prof. JEAN JULIEN,
226 4th st.
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THos. J. OWEN & son. AUCTIONEERs

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SEMI DE.
TACHED BRICK DWELLING no. 1882
PARK ROAD NV.
BY virtue of a certain deed Of trust dated
December l. 1920. and recorded January Il.
1921 among the land records Of the District Of
Columbia. and at the request Of the party Sc
cured thereby. the undersigned trustees will
sell at public auction. in front of the premises.
on TUESDAY. THE SEVENTH DAY OF
JUNE, AID. 1921. AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK
=. NJ. the following described land and prem
ses. situate in the District OF Columbia. and
designated as and being LOT M. S3 in LOUIS T.
Breuninscr's subdivision Of lots in bIuk MIN
bered seventeen 10. 'Insleside." as per pla
recorded in the office of the surveyor for the
District of Columbia in Liber "a. at folio 1.5
subject To covenants OF record.
Terms Of sale: Sold subject to a prior deed
Of trust for $500 and the amount over said
trust to he paid in cash. 4 deposit of $3.50 re-
CURED upon acceptance OF bid and sale TO be
closed within thirty days, deposit forfeited
cOnveyancing. recording and revenue stamps 4,
purchaser cost. CHARLES d. SAGER
HARRY A. KITE.
my27-d&ds, ,exSu Trustees.
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TOMORROW.

TONUHNVINs
C. G. SLOAN co. INC. AUCTIONEERS
10 18th st.
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS. ETC. FOR
STORAGE AND EXPRESS CHARGES.
Notice is hereby given that On SATURDAY.
NAY TWENTY EIGHTH. 1921, AT TEN
A NJ. there will he sold at public auction, in
the fooms of c. G. Sloan & Co.. Inc. ia 18th
st. Washington, u. C.. To enforce liens for
storage charges, etc. due and unpaid. all
household goods. personal effects. etc. stored
with us in the name of Mr.. NJ. Goldstcin. Am
10Th st. ne. Washington. u. E.
CONNECTICUT STORAGE AND
EMPRESS CO.. 5OS II at. ne.
myl3&n7 It Washington ID. {.
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Bond Building,
Chevy Chase. D. c.

NN6NV NIIdS0, u. =.
Near Connecticut ave-: splendid detached
home containing eight rooms and bath: hot
water heat: electric lights: sleeping porch:
hardwood floors: open fireplace; house in per
feet condition; prompt possession. Price. ST.
OOO
Brookland.
beautiful semi-bungalow Of seven rooms
all modern improvements; beautiful lawn; most
reasonably priced. $3.50 Lot 50x140.
North Columbia Heights.
Owner must sell before June L. There are
seven beautiful rooms: reception hall and ba tn
large yard. Price, So, 7o0.
Near East Capitol St.
This six-room and bath brick home has been
greatly reduced in price for quick sale. Price.
$3.50; very easy terms.
PRATHER &
S1A1S * Dad p..:1I:~~
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FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. wESCHLER. AUCTIoNEER
Valuable Coffee Roasting Equip
ment, Electric Motors, Scales,
Hand Trucks, Office Fixtures,
ETC, of the Manhattan Coffee
Mills Tnc-

On THURSDAY. JUNE SECOND. 1921. COM
MENCING AT TES-THIRTY A ~. l will sell
by public auction. on the third and fourth floors
of premises No. 6lS Pa ave NV, Washington,
j. C., valuable Coffee Roasting Equipment,
Machinery, etc. including Fraser Electric
Driven Gas Coffee Roasters l3 bag capacity
eacit, with stacks. hoppe's. feeders and cooling
pans: Fraser Blowing and Cooling system. Sep
arator Milling Machine. 7O0-ib. Hopper.
Coles Grinding Machines. Trolmner Grind ng
Machines Burns Pulverizing Machine. Dlpex
Automatic Weighing Machine. French stone
Burr Turkish Pulverizing Machine. ) and 10
HIP Electric Motors To- c.. with start boxes.
shaffinG. betting. etc; Fairbanks and Howe
Platform Scales 600 and 1000 lbs.). Hand
Trucks, Counter Scales. Electric Sample
Eoastcr. Desks, Chairs Nah. Letter File. Iron
Safe. Small Burroughs Adding Machine. Office
Partition. Cartons Paper Rags Coffee Cans. etc.
Terms cash. ADAM 4. WESCHLER. Auct.
my26d&dbs exSu
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1918 Dodge Touring Car, by
Public Auction, to Pay Freight,
Storage and Other CHARGES.

On SATURDAY. MAY TWENTY EIGHT
1921. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON. | will
sell by public auction at Wcscher's 92O Pa
ave. NV. TO pay freight. storage and other
charges. one 1918 Dodge Touring Car.
signed by and to c. A. Tennila. All parties
interested will please take notice.
Terms: Cash.
W. W. BOWIE.
Joint Freight Agent. Southern II. r..
my1l.19.27 ~. and sts. s.w.
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Takorna Park-S-room and bath home: h. ".
elec.: furnace: garage $500. 500 cash, bal
ance arranged
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John F. DONOHOE & SONS,
514 Pennsylvania Avenue Sc.
d. ON

1lCc, YO,/ ~.
9Th ST. ne. very close to Maryland ave.
A brick dwelling that easily be converted
into a business property. Immediate pos
session. We can arrange suitable terms
Price. $3.50.
1st St Sc. not far from the Congressional
Library. An eight-room. modern. press brick
house with hot water heat. Owner will sell
on very reasonable terms.
Price, S4,75O.
7th St Sc. one half block from East Capt.
scl St A six room. modern. press brick bay
window house now vacant. Owner will ac-
cept reasonable terms.
Price. S4.4OO.
10th St SC. near Pennsylvania ave. six
rcom modern brick. with colonial porch: side
and rear alley. Can be sold on terms Of
81 OOO cash; balance $50 per month. including
interest and principal
\ Price. S4,25O.
Corner House.
10th ST. ne. square from Maryland
ave A six room, modern pressbrick. bay
window house: every room an outside one. A
very convenient neightpFhood. Reasonable
terms.
JOHN F. DONt
314 Pennsvlvar
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Taknma Pdrk-6-rcom and hath home; h.
cleo ami: hardwood and chestnut trim
garden: garage. $3.50. Terms arranged
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Mahogany Cane Living Room Snite OverstuHed
Living Room Suite. Walnut bookcase. Very
Large Upholstered Davenport. Cabinet Talking
Enamel Reds, Springs and Mattresses. New
Hoosirr Kitchen Cabinet and fireless Cookers.
Baby Carriages Underwood No. ! ypcwriter.
30 Aluminium Cafeteria Trays. Umbrella Show
case. Now Rubber Mats. Lace Curtains. Car
pets. Rugs Advertising Outht. including Mo
tion Picture Muchine: also about 2n ladies
Trimmed and Uutrimmed Hats BY order L.
s Marshal. Ii a
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bun galow: rooms and
bath and reception hall; elec.; ami; hard
wood trim: lot 60xl $50: station. 81, 500
81 900 cash SS5 month. l6S329)
O. B. ZANTZISER,
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Eagles Mere, Pa.

The summer resort that is different because 1t
combines mountain and seashore conditions with
unique surroundings.
The sandy beach and temperate water of
the Lake Of the Eagles afford splendid bath
ing 200 feet above sea level.
One Of the finest golf courses in America.
For booklet and rates. write:
The Raymond
L. B. c. LIST, Manager.
The Crestmot Inn
WILLIAM WOODS, Manager.
The Forest Inn,
HERMAN v. YEAGER, Manager.
The Lakeside
JOHN s. KIRK A. SON
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Takoma Park-Bun= =alow: rooms and bath
elec; anil: open fireplace: sleeping porch
cold storage room; lot 50x135. ss,7O. Term
arranged.
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Household Furniture, Fine Ma
hogany Living Room Suite,
Rugs, Millinery, Etc, by Or
der United States Marshal,
Merchants Transfer and Stor-
age Co. and Others
By Public Auction
at Weschlers
920 Penna. Ave. NV.
Saturday, Commencing
$3.50 Am.
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Civil Service Examination

For Statistical Clerk. July 6.
Special preparation for this examination and
for Clerk Promotion examination. The Civil
Service Preparatory School, Sc. cor. 18th and
SITS NV Phone Franklin 1850.
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Takoma Park-B1ngaLw; rooms and bath
garage $3.50. 81 500 cash, $s5 month.
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NEAR CAPITOL.
ON { STREET SOUTHEAST.

NUW 7 NNTANT.
4 roZy twostory home. ontHininC rooms
and bath. cement cellar: furnace heat and
lighted by gas and electricity This home is
in a splendid neichb"rhood for an crployc of
the Capitol, Library OF Congress House of
nee building. Vacant and in splendid condi
ton
Price Sai. 80
THE +. Fl. SMITH COMPANY.
Sl5 18th St NV Main G4S+
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llNNs W wv.
11th st. sc. near Lincoln Park. A n
11th st. Sc. Lincoln Park. 4 seven
hot-water heat: electric light: stationary tubs
large front porch: sleeping porches Reason
able terms and possession when transfer is
made.
Price. $500.
18th st. Sc. near Massachusetts ave A six
room and hath. colonial house; in good con-
dition. The party wall TO this house is
easily worth $3.50. An out of town owner has
instructed to submit the best offer re-
ceived. We can arrange terms
Price. $2,4OO.
New Jersey ave. Sc. substantially huilt,
six x-room. modern. pressbrick, bay-window
Of the best bargains that have been
able to offer for long time. II is va
cant. Owner will take deferred payments.
Price. $500.
10th st. sc. neas Pennsyl-ania ave. FIVE
room frame house. with splendid lot to alley.
Can be sold terms of $500 cash. balance
500 per month including interest and prin-
cipal With a very small expenditure this prop
erty will make comfortable home or pay
we'll az an investment. The location is first
class.
0HOE & SONS,
ia Avenue Sc.
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At IL O'Clock Noon
Automobiles and Trucks, In
clrding 'lS Dodge Touring, by
Order Freight Agent, S. r. R.
Co., and 31a-ton Truck by Or
der United States Marshal !;
New Tubes, Etc.
Terms Cash.
mxo6-2t ADAM A. WESCHLEE Auct.
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Takoma Park-Bungalow; rooms and bath
two extra rooms finished II desired: h. ".
eiee ami: hardwood and chestnut Trim
open fireplace; sleeping porch. breakfast porch
near 14th 1t. car line. $3.50. Terms ar
ranged.
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East Hyattsvile-New bur Lgalov: ) room,
and bath: cleo; conservatory. garden. "a, 100
$500 cash. S45 month
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CLEVELAND INN
RRADDOCk HEIGHTs
Hotel Braddock
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS. MD,

A first-class newly enlarged and renovated
hotel. situated on a mountain peak. environed
ny wonderful woodland and valley viStas of
ma gn ifceni scenery THE PRADD0Ck
SERVES A SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNER ON
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS FROM ! TO s
to motorists. American plan. s. per day UP.
European plan 81 per day up. Special weekly
ra teS upon request.
Open May to October.
HARRY WARDMAN. Proprietor
NJ. J. CROGHAN, Lessee and Manager.
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FUTURE DAY.
Bankruptcy Sale Of Valuable
Mahogany Office Furniture,
CARPET, Linoleum. Etc.

Ev virtue Of order of the Supreme Court
of the District of Columbia. holding n l'ank
ruptcy Court. in re q. II. Gore and Jacob
Shapririo. trading o. II. Gore Co. Bank
rupt No. 12O6. the undersigned trustee will
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MARYLAND.
"POINT BLAKISTON" (COLTON'S),
Opposite Blakiston Island,
Opens May 2S. Saltwater bathing. fishing,
era bbng; dancing; orchestra. Week ends a
speciality. 300 water front lots on Potomac for
SAFE. Auto map and booklet. Phone Leona I'd
town 25F7 r. u. BLAkISTON. Palmers P. o..
ST. Marys Co.. Nd. jeC3s
CLEVELAND INN
North Chesapeake Beach. Md. Open now for
week ends. Pre-war home table. Greatly
reduced rates. Address c. E. CLEVELAND
kensington. Md. Phone Kensington 108.
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BARGAINS,

Friendship Heights-Lovely 6-room and bath
home detached: h. W; cleo: ami: garage
22 900 square feet ground: fruit; shade: one
fare TO city. $3.50. Cash offer. BalMce
arranged
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sAULs ADDITION; POSSESSION; BEAUrI-
full. modern. Or. house; garage. etc; cheap
at $14, 800; terms.
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Nr. 18th and T. ne; 2-family brick hat
refined coIored tenants, $3.50 y year; sell thi,
on easy terms TO pay big interest equity
consider trade.
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PetWorth: nothing to equal at s.. $50; {
cheerful rooms: modern to the minute wide
frontage; alley; possession; 81 600 cash.
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER. AuCT1oNEER.
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BY Public Auction
At Weschlers
92O Penna. Ave. NV.
Wednesday, June l, 1921
Co-o~enc;no 10.20 A NJ

Mahogany Flat-tor Desks. Office chairs Re
volyins chairs Tables. Leather and Leath Pr
cite Chairs and Set.res Ticker Tables. Edison
Rotary Mineograph. Radiator Protectors,
Rrass Cuspidors Large Quantity Green Velvet
Carpet practically newy. Lnoleum. etc.
Terms cash.
WILLIAM FRANK THYSON, Trustee.
my2J-dSds ,eySu&hol 1916 II St r. ".
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Sr 18th and East Capitol s,s: surpass ses
Anything offered; r. and b.. brick deep lot
to alley; IS, $50; terms.
\. T.. RYON CO., Inc,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers.
Main 1887. 1923 Z st.
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Mr.. 18th and r ne very large rooms
recep. hall and b.: hot-air heat; wide alley
possession; 81. 500.
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JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Pennsylvania Avenue Sc.
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East Col. Hts: white eolored: r an,
b., brick newly decorated; possession; alley
50 $50; $3.50 cash required.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-14
HEARS HOLD-UP
ON TELEPHONE
Operator Plugs in Police to
No Avail.

ATTLEBORO, Mass. March 14-An-
swering the drop on the switchboard at
80 a. m. Miss Emma Jameson, night
operator at the telephone exchange,
heard the words: Hold up your hands
and deliver your money before we blow
your brains out"
She at once connected the police sta
ton with the call and PatrolmGn Four
nier heard enough conversation to know
that a hold-up was being committed.
After a few commands, the robber said ;
"Cut those telephone wires"
The call came from the store Of Philip
st. Germaine, in Phillips street, German
town district, and with PatrOlman Nor
wood, Paradis and ODonnell, Fourier
hurried to the store.
In the meantime, the robbers, both of
whom were masked, demanded that st.
Germaine, who is cripple with no legs,
deliver all his money.
st. Germaine insisted that he had no
more than $50 in the cash drawer, which
the thieves took. They gave back ring
and watch, declaring they were Of no
value.
After threatening st. Germaine's life
they warned him that If he told the police
or the newspapers they would come back.
The men escaped before the officers
arrived. st. Germaine could not give a
good description Of the men.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-14
On Commission ROIU
ToDAY's PRICES.

Apples Missouri Jonathans. per bbl.
IS; fancy Illinois Jonathan, per Dbl, 81;
extra fancy Grimes Golden. per bill,
S5.J06S. extra fancy Wines1ps, per Dbl,
50; Bell Flowers. per bbl.. So; BaidUins
per Dbl, S4l5.j0. Spies. per bbl, SO
Rome Beauty, per hbl, IS; Maiden Blush,
per Dbl. 50, Greetings, per bbl, $500;
choice JOnathaus. per bbl. 50.
Bananas Extra fancy high grade fruit,
80 to 90 per bunch. per Id, SaSl2c
Beaus-Mlchlgan navy. in bags. per lb.,
424 GJc; Colorado piutos, In bags per ID,
G91c; California linus, IN bags. per H..
SW9c; red Kidneys, in bags, per h., 100
1OHc; California limas, in bags, per h.,
sG9c; California pink chilli, In bags, per
Beets-Fancy. n-w. per doz. lunches
Beets-Tancy home grown. per bu..
Cabbage-Fancy Texas. new, per lb.,
3l2c; fancy. old, per h., 1&c.
Carrots-Fancy nome grown, per bu.,
Caulinower-Fancy California. per
Celery~Fancy Florida, 3 doz crate, per
crate, $500 fancy Florida, Is doz. crate,
per crate, $50; fancy Florida trimmed,
Cocoanuts-Fancy, per dozY 81; per
bag of 100. 81
Grapefruit Extra fancy Florida, 46s
and 54s. box. S6.75; 64s. 70s and SOS. box,
81; g6s. box, co; extra fancy Florida,
Ind. River orchid brand. 4Gs. box. 81 30 F;
54s, box, 50; 6ls 70s aud SOS, box. $500;
96s, box, 81, fancy Florilas. 36s. box.
$3.50. 54s. box. $3.50; sis and I0s, box,
50, SOS. boz. So.
Kale-Fancy Eastern, per Dbl. 81 %.
Lemuus-Extra fancy CALIFORNIA;, 3OOs
to 3G0s, box, $3.50.
Lettuce-Fancy dollhouse leaf. per III.
23c; fancy dollhouse leaf In barrel lots,
per ID, zoe; fancy California Iceberg, per
Onions Fancy Indiana yellow or red.
per 100-lb. bags, SI25, fancy Indiana
white, per 100-lb. bags, S140; fancy
Spanish. per large crate. $3.50
Oranges California. al grades, S3.75@
Oyster Plant-Fancy, per doz. SOC.
Parsley-Fancy large Bikes, per doz.,
81.
Peppers-Fancy, small basket. Sc.
Pie Plant-Fancy home grown, per
Potatoes-Fancy Michigan and wiscon-
sin round whites. per 150lb bag. $3.50 {;
8 or lob bags, per bag, $40; fancy
Idaho Gems, per bag. $3.50.
Radishes-Button, large punches, per
doz, $3.50; long red, per dOz, 4Oc.
Radishes-LOng red, per doz, 35c.
Rutabagos-Fancy Canadian, per 80,
Shallots-Fancy, per doz, soc.
Spinach-tancy, per bushel basket,
Strawberries Fancy Louisiana. 24-pt
crates, per crate, SO.
Sweet Potatoes-Fancy Eastern Jer-
seys, per hamper, 81; fancy Indiana
Nancy Halls, per hamper, $225; fancy
Tomatoes-Fancy ripe, Glib basket,
$780, fancy ripe 6-basket crate, $3.50.
Turnips- Fancy washed, per bu, $3.50;
per crate, 81.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-14
ANY VEGETABLE
MAY BE TURNED
INTO CLOTHING
Necessities of War Wrought
Strange Results in
Textile Lines.
NEW FABRICS PRODUCED
BY FREDERIC j. HAsKIN.

NEW YORK CITY-All Of us will soon
be wearing garments made from seaweed
and grass, If the vegetable fabrics re-
Gently produced by German textile manu-
facturers become popular in this country.
The Germans have achieved some re-
markable results in the textile line by
proceeding upon the assumption that al
most any vegetable product, from
dandelion to parsnip, can be turned
into clothing If necessity demands it.
During the war, necessity did. The Ger
man supplies of wool and cotton became
exhausted, they were unable to smuggle
their new supplies through the block
ade, so there was nothing left for Ger
man chemists to do but to produce some
thing new in the way of fabrics.
An exhibit of these novelties, ground
out under the exigencies Of war, was
recently held by the Bureau Of Foreign
and Domestic Commerce here. and was
widely attended by American textile man
ufacturers. 1t included sa nples of over
coatings, table cloths, paper. sports jack
cts, sweaters, underwear, stockings and
socks, worsted and many other mems
and women's garments-au made from
various vegetable products heretofore
scorned as being Of little value. Nettles,
hops, willow bark, pine needles, corn
stalks and asparagus are merely a few
Of the things represented in the ma
terials.
Instead Of being brittle and fragile and
Impractical for windy weather, as might
be supposed, the new vegetable fabrics
are soft and serviceable and guaranteed
to withstand the toughest gale. The
German underwear, made from China
grass, IS said to be better than that
made of pure wool or wool and cot
ton, as 1t prevents the garments from
shrinking. 1t IS also declared by tex
tile experts to be of better wearing
quality.
A large variety Of clothing sources is
something absolutely new in the his
tory Of our civilization. 1t Is revolu-
tiouary-for ever since men decided that
they looked better in clothes they have
been making them from the same old
products, which are wool, silk, cotton
and fax. Archaeological records show
taat the arts Of spinning and weaving
were in a late stage Of development as
far back as 2GO0 3. c., which is as far
back as the matter can be traced, and
that these four fabrics were well known
then
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-14

oran and May Guthrie. SIG McPher-
son, girl.
Emil and Martha Reinhardt. 459 Grand,
boy.
George and Victoria HENDERSON, 2307
Greenbrar Lane. girl.
Lewis and Julia Medreseck, 1922 West
Tenth boy.
Claud and Clara stropes, 1917 Ran
dolph. girl.
Arthur and Ethel Patrick, 1857 West
Thirty Third, girl
Frank and Josephine Eakins, 21s Hia-
watha, boy.
John and Eleanor MOrlarity. 1903
Lewis and Eta DiekhoT, OIL East
Roy and Pearl Bud. 1860 Edgemont
Wilson and Hetty Arbertum, 32s West
Twenty Fifth, girl.
Henry and Mary Conner, 1896 Blaine,
francis and Clara Busby. Clark Blakes-
lee Hospital. boy.
Ernest and Anna whitsett. no North
Harvey and EIma Brink, 2133 Napoleon
boy. .rr,,,s
Dewey and Mabel Marshal. 4o6 North
ToSn and Rosie Riegel, 1910 South Ne
ridian, girl. a.. r-,-,,,
Tom and Alta Jackson, 200 West
David and Eaton Delotch, 261O Hillside,
girl -,o e..,.,. 60,
George and Ida Trabue, 14o1 Candy
Charles and Esta Mitchell, S26 North
John and Katherine Bollinghouse, 4O3
John and Orpha Noe, 271o West Tenth
David and Mary Carlue, S2S South Mis-
souri,, boy.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-14
SWIM PRICES
MAKE GAINS
Hogs Steady to Is Cents Up
Cattle Higher.
RANGE OF HOG PRICES.

With light receipts and a good de-
mand hog prices were strong to zoe
higher at the opening of the local i've
stock exchange today. There was top
Of S12 on some good light hogs, while
the bulk of that grade brought S1l7oQ
11.S5. The bulk of sales for the short
market session was $11.50@11.75.
Mixed hogs generally brought $1125@
11.50; pigs, $11@11.50; rOughs, $S49, and
there were no heavy hogs to speak Of
on the market
Buying was of a general nature, with
about half of the $500 fresh hogs on the
market bought by the local packers and
the remainder taken by the shippers with
Eastern house connections.
Local light receipts was the only rea-
son given for higher prices.
There was good strong tone to trade
in the cattle alleys and prices were
strong to 25c higher on all grades except
Gamers and cutters
Receipts were extremely light at close
to COO fresh cattle and there were no
really good cattle on the market
All the buyers were active and prac-
tically all of the cattle on the market
were sold at an early hour.
Working in harmony with the stronger
tendency Of the hog and cattle markets,
there was considerable activity in the
calf market and prices were strong to
30 cents higher, with S14 top, and the
bulk Of the choice calves selling at $12. 90
Ml3J0. Medium calves generally brought
S9G11 and common $7Q9.
Receipts were extremely light at ap-
proximately 800 fresh calves ON the mar
ket.
The sales at S14 were only scattered
and that could not be considered the mar
ket. The practical top Of the mraket was
$3.50, which was 80 cents higher than
the top of the close Of last week.
There were practically no sheep and
lambs on the market