davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01
Dan Cupid's Own
Month Shows
a Slump

Although June is supposed to
be favorite month for brides
the marriage license records at
the court house show six less
licenses issued during June
1925, than was the case in June
1924. However, there were six
more licenses issued during June
than in May of this year.
The total number for June,
1925, is 46. In June, 1924,
there were 50 licenses issued.
The number for May 1925, was
40.
June obtained a good start.
three licenses being issued on
the first day, causing clerks IN
the office to anticipate a heavy
demand during the month. How
ever, there was a sharp falling
off after the first week and the
balance CT the month was only
average.
Up to u O'Clock this noon,
two licenses had been issued
thus far today, giving a fair
start in the matrimonial line.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01
Twenty Blocks
New Buildings
TO Be Erected
Continued from page I

Continued from page l
NIT repairs and its one yali which
NitAsjood She shocks was ripped
down. Four hotels, the California,
Virginia, Surf and Barbara were
likewise condemned. Four others,
the Carrii'o. Ei Enyauto, Samarkanl
and FL MiiaIal, viii bc rebuilt
20 Blocks Of New Buildings
state street viii be reconstructed
for - blocks from the ocean from
which it leads. The architects will
follow the Spanish designs favored
by HE founders Of this resort.
The old mission, which was an at
traction To tourists, was damaged
bat Father Augustine announced it
win be restored ut & cost OF $780,
Gg0.
Tho Arlington hotel, known 10
tourists fer years, has been con
dcmaed to make way for q modern
structure.
Detectives removed 415oo00
worth Of iewelrv from the room oc-
cupiel by Mrs. George Perkins. wid-
ow of % former president of the Chi
cago, Burlington and Quincy rail
road who was killed at this hotel
The Jewels were in a trunk which
lay neglected in the ruins for II
hours.
Work Of repairing Sheffield dam
which broke with til. first tremor
Monday and flooded several blocks
of residences. has started and viii,
joe completed within - days. Mean
while there is no water shortage.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01
Lewis Estate
Papers Buried
In the Quake

LOS ANGELES, July 1.-Admin-
is'ration Of the bankrupt estate of
+. &. Lewis, founder of Atascadero
colony, will be greatly hampcred by
the fact that majority Of the pap
crs II the estate were in the San
Marcos building at Santa Barbara,
which was completely wrecked by
the earthquake.
The large mass Of documents and
records in the $l0.O00,00O bankrupt
cy ease were in the offices of w.
Preston Butcher Jr., who until Sat
urday was referee in the litigation.
Butchers offices are buried in the
ruins Of the building.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01

yon Dam ana the All-American can
al by the United States has become
Q well recognized aud established
Poley Of the Imperial Irrigation dis
uict,
- Now therefore, he it resolved,
that the board OF directors request
carh and every cmploye of the dis
uiet to thoroughly tamiliarize him
self with the facts i'm relation to
said proposed development work in
o"er that he may Dc enabled to ac-
ctafeN and courtooualy inform the
assessment payers and water users
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01

1918, where the matter has been iu
issue the people have indicated by
their vote that the overwhelming
majority Of the qualified electors
within the district favor the devri-
opment provided for in the Swin4
Johnson bill, and four members OF
the present board of directors wert
elected, pledged to support said con-
struction and development, and
Whereas because of the fore4'-
ing considerations and many Others
he construction Of the Boulder Can.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01
Bad News Causes
Young Mother to
Commit Suicide

SANTA MONICA, July bad
news contained in a long distance
telephone call from her husband,
Harry Spiglitz, Detroit. caused Mrs
Minnie Npiglitz to commit suicide
here yesterday, police detectives de-
clared today.
Mrs. Spig.itz WAS spending her va
cation here. She was found on the
flour Of her apartment, Il bottle Of
poison by her side, and her two
children, three and four years old.
playing about her unaware Of any
thing wrong.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01

Laguna Dam, and has paid on that
contract S256,0O0, and that the con
struction Of the All-American canal,
was tegether with Boulder Canyon
Dam, recommended by the United
States, and
Bill Now Pending
"Whcreas 4 bill commonly known
as the Swing-Johnsou bill is pend
ing in the congress, which provides
for the building OF the Boulder Can
yon Dam and the All-American can
al, and
Whereas at every election since
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01
Quake PredictOr
Explains why"
Recent TremOrs

Note - Baffaele Bendardi.
noted Italian seismologisG, who
lii predictions tc tho United
Press has foretold with remark
able accuracy the coming OF
earthquakeG, declared recently
that a strong period of seismic
activity was coming early in
July and that it would reach It's
peak about mid-July.
The United Press gives here
with Prof. Bendandi' S oxplana-
tlor OF the California Quakes.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01

ms occasion requires conserving tRo
same, and
BE II further resolved That the
rlicf qhgineeB and al department.
heads reporting to his board, be int
snuctetA to transmit II copy OF thl3
resolution TO each aud eFelT emi
pioye mdrr his jurisdiction, ana al'
SO place in the hands said en-:
plotoH, cnpy of tlie 'HWe 8ooh =
and %Faats" issuttl BY tte dis'ricfy
aad advise said cmployes lb2t forms
Wii later be t,4nishatfo comments
and Helpful suegestionse y
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01
District Folks
VIII Know All a..
About Project

Continued from page y
and to that end the district in the
aforesaid contract, dated October
2R, 1918 agreed to construct the Az
American canal and connect with
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01
by Press staff correspondent
22r Marines Or Drtv

SAN DIEGO. July !. - Major
Francis ?. Adams with 90 Marines
under his command. lefe san Diego
this noon for tho earthquake Strick-
IN city Of Santa Barbara to 90 on
guard duty there tonight.
The Marines Will relieve those
men who have been on picket duty
in Santa Barbara since Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01

If there were no women, men
wouldn t have 70 work. This is
why We should be gaId there are
women.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-02

(Folytatas az 1-s5 oldalr6I)

nj csohalozatokat raknak lie. EhI
'hez pedig sok acel kell.
Al vasutak rendelesei csaknem
akkorak, mint egy evvel ezelott,
az epit6 ipar pedig 6p olyan 'bizi,
mint volt egy evvel ezel5tt.
A multi evben ilyenkor rohamo-
san cs0kkenni kezdett a kereslet
es avval aranyban a gyarak iize-
me. AZ iden azonban .tartos lesz a
kereslet es alland6 munka. Lega-
labb a jelek mind oda mutatnak..
Templomot es iskolat szenteltek
lengyelek multi vasarnap. A len
gyel egyhaznak mines tobb tagja,
mint mi Scent Istyan egyhaz,fnls
max. A lengyelek ket ev alatt so
ezer dollart adtak 0ssze. Temple
muk es iskolaiuk $50 ezer dollar
ba keriilt. A piisp0k ur, aki maga
vegezte szentelest, nagyon meg
dicserte a hitkozseget.
Mikor fogunk mar mi, magya-.
rok valamit tenni, hogy mi ne
piinknek is legyen rendes temple
ma es iskolajag
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-02
A VAROS ELFOGADTA A HETI
JEGY-RENDSzERT.
Az vi heti-jegyekkel egy ut ct
centbe keriil.

Hetfoi kezdettel a kozlekedesi
vonalokon az eddigi viteldijak
melle egy uj rendszert leptetnek
eletbe. Kibocsatanak heti-jegye-
ket, ezek hasznalataval egy utazas
5 centbe fog kerulni. A heti jegy
ara $1.25 evvel egy het alatt 25
utat lehet megtenni. Az nj jegy
hasznalata mellett atszall6t mem
lehet kerni..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-02
Ken1eny Cyorgy

(R) A 'Petofi Tarsasag'' tagiai soraba iktatta Ke
meny Gyorgyot, Vas Andras'' irojat s'Pet0fi Tar
sasag evvel cseekedeteve elsosorban onmagat
tisztelte meg amkor 6 k6son ugyan de tagjai sora
ba svalasztoa magyar Anerka egyk legszebben szolo
poetajat ujsagirojat
Keneny Gy0rgyot hosszu evtizedes munkassaga utan
Gr eso hyataos esmeres Magyarorszag reszerol Ev
izedek ota tollava eszevel munkalkodk, hogy
ideszakadt verenket megarsa magyarnak Pedig halat
Ian mtnk Rosszabbul fzet, mint banyatarsasag ke
vesebb bere mint fisos gyarak veretekes naunkasa
nak azok becs meg legkevesbe akinek odaadta egesz
clet6t, energajat minden tehetseget.
De ez kitintetes erdemteenil 6ri az anerikai ma
gyarsagot magyarsag, ameyik csak mostoha sorsot
tud biztositan koszorus kotoenek az erdeml meg
ilyen megbecsulest.
Hanyan olvastak ia ''Vas Andrast' hanyan ismerik
ez gyonyorii regdnyt? Hanyan aldozak par dol
lar arra, hogy konyve megveve segitsenek
beren aki - ha mas nenzet fakent laja meg napvila
got, fenyben pompaban anyagi gondok nelk jog
gal fdene egesz orszgra szoo nagy nnepsgek egesz
sorozaaban De mar magyar Aki ertiink dolgo-
Xix tudasat tehetseget feladozza testvereert annak
csak szaraz kenyer dukal Ha halatan nemzet ugv
mi magyarok azok voltunk vagyunk
Koszorls Kemeny Gyorgy sorsa metan dokumental
ia att hogy NIT varhat Amerika magyarsagat6l az aki
erette dolgozik.
De meg mem kes6 fedezze fel vegre magyarsag is
Kem6ny Gyorgyot feezze XII haajat elismereset ranta
legaabb azza, hogy legyen magyar haz Amerkaban,
melynek parlorjaban az asztalon Oft legyen 'Vas
AndIas.''
mi gyenge tollunk nem kepes kifejezni AIT oro-
met tiszteleet amt erznk Kemeny Gy0rgy rant abbol
al0alombol hogy legalabb haza ilIetekes rodami
korok 6szrevett6k, meltanyoak ertekelt6k kot6i
kalkodasa Drill lekink szivink A legnagyobb tsz-
teette neznk fel embere, aki evtizedek ota a
AIT legrog0sebb amerihai magyar palyat, mely nekk
is osztalyresziil jutott
meleg feszekb6l repilni nduo kis madar n6ma
tszteette nagasan szarnyalo sast ak rep tovabb
hatamas legnben akarja latn foldi ember gyen
gcsegeit Repil ado tsza, keko hatalmas felhokon
at - Nap fele .
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-02

6. Gondolat, 0tlet.
Z. At, keresztiil, irany.
8. Irigyseg.
10. Cukorka.
IL. Egg belsG testresz.
12. A "kes6' ellenkez6je.
13. A "kiils6' ellenkez6jc.
Is. Latni, nezni.
II. A evan" multi ideje.
i2I. Ad6ssag.
%. Barmilyen targynak az ele.
"a. Amt belelegziink.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-02

A iegy ervenyes hetf5n reggel
IL utAn kekdSdik $ lejar q kovet.
kezo hetf5n, ejfel elott egy perc-
eel. Reggel 5-t0l este Zig csak egg
szemely hasznalhatja.i Este 7-t6I,
reggela Sig, valamint iinneplapo-
kon egN jeggyel tobb szemely is
,utazhatik.
AZ uj rendszert a. k0zlekedesi
eszkoz0k forgalmanak emelese cel-
jabol leptettek eletbe, ha mem va
lik be, u'gy megsziintetik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-02

Istentiszteleti sorrend.-A. hus
yeti iinnepek alklalmaval a kovet-
kezo sorrendben lesznek egyEil-
zunkban istentiszteletek megtarl-
va: a5'.i
Viragvasarnap d. e. Eel 11-kdr,
d. u. fel 3-kor.t
Nagycsiit0rt6k0n este fel S-kor.
Nagypenteken d. e. Tel 11-kor,,
este fel 8-kor.
Nagyszombaton este fe1 S-kor. :
Husvet els5' 1lapjan d. e. fel H.
kor tinnepi istentisztelet es Urva-
csoraosztas, d. u. fel 3-kor hala-
adas. 4
Husvet hetfojen d. e. fel 11-kor
iinnepet bezar6 istentisztelet.
Szeretettel hivogatja es varja'
ugy helybeli, mint warreni,
newton-fallsi, cortlandi' hiveket
ezekre az istentiszteletekre az
egyhaztanacs.
Sziniel0adas.-Husvet hetfojen
este adja el6 az Ifj. K0r a "Tar-
talekos ferj" cimu vigjatekot a
Roman Hallban. Az eloadas este
7-kor kezdodik, utanna pedig
tame lesz virradatig. Remeljik,
hogy terem zsufolasig megtelik
maid erdeklGd0 kozonseggel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-02

Presbytsri gydl6 Szombaton-
este, Aprilis 4-en tartia presby-
terium rendes havi gyulsset tenn
plorl basementjeben. F6targya'
lesz a marciusi h6napr6l es az ell
SIS negyedevr3l val6 elszAmol6s.
fKerjiik az 6sszes' tagokas spOntos
inegjelenesre..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-02
v1zsz1iSTRs.

1,S2s 3, 4. AZ amerikai bevandorlas-
! hoz szikseges.
5. Egy hosszu vizt0meg.
20. LArma, zaj y Z; ... 49,,
IL. Elmenni, elhagyni.
IA. Egyik vilagresz.
s16. Asitds.
.18. A legkisebb lakossagu amerikai al
lam nev6nek r0viditese.
10. A szaladni" multi ideje.
20. Cselekmeny, okirat.
%. Egyeb, egyebkent.
.23. Keszen.
e5. A "kicsi" ellenkez6je.
.26. Elsz6r, szetsz6r.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-02
Az U. JFoGHAz.

Felepiilt az uj foghaz. AIT mond
ta al t6rvenyszek eln0ke a foghaz-
Drnek: .'ss
- Na,, Kelemeh, ez mar aztan
sep fogliaz, NIT go
Bizony sep, - mondja a,fog
hazor. Ez mar nagyon is fl
nom. Ide csupa olyan urak val6k,
mint a melt6sagos eln0k ur.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-02

A fennti rejtveny megfejtes6t la
punk k0vetkez6 szamaban k0zoljiik.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-25

Ell Cortrato del Turisrno IS el sigAielr1te:

dias al cuaIes sadra hacia Seva lie
ganaO icha cudaa para la fecha de la Inauguration de la
Gran Exposition e IL de abri del 1927
aneciehd0 ALI la ternO de 81 dias term
nados los uale eprender Ell vaje de ret0rnO Puerto Ri
tOmandO el buque ~ hsmo puerto de Sevila 3a
iajes de BarceOna A1adrd de Madrid Seya seran
hecos errocarr QS ismOs pagados ppr Agen
ca TursmO guamente Satisfech0s
ppr cha gasOs de HOteles transportation de
equpaJeS@ - II SIS {t
don 81 .Ns.a=... cOmpromete oblgh
la Agencia de TsmO Puerorriquena cantidaH
de $50 d0lares siguiente: saN ~ tA
rs dOares al mOmeno de fTar Ell presene cOntra0 6
d6ares restantes los pagara iH
Don Gas
los que firma fecha que cOntO
hacen fOrmar del pHgOs los
c0nduc0 Afae13can Colonial Bano
sales quedandO dchas candades pagadas depOstada
mencOnada institution disponer IA Age
de Turism0 de dichas cantdades dicienfe
-Es convendo que 81 don ef
81 de dcebre de ene depositada 625
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-25
ACENcEA DE TURISMO PuERTORRIQUENA
CONTRATO NO. 1900

isla Rico, dfas del mes
del la Agencia de Turismo Puertorri
TepLesenada este actO don
eya cab0 ell presene contratO don
siguentes:
LA AGENCIA DE TURISNIO PUERTORRIQUENA
Vende de Prmera Clase de ida yuelta Renn
sua Espanoa don Ell It'll
sguiente:s s Esss s.ssla
lIeYa saldra del
fecha avisara
sera fecha pOseriOr de
del aio 1927. %A2%t /
primer puerto toaue dieo bnaua de las
IslaS Canaras dOnde don a.S
diehO seguiTa
Cadz estandO dicha cudad
La excursion cOnnuara e misnso Valea dom
uristas
continuara ell mismo buque haca condalo
Barcelona ea ciudad los
dia al erminar cuales, segura
la capital de Espana permaneciendO la Villa Cor
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-25

nCIendo cantdad porte este recbo Agecla
PueFtcriqueho
&. En- depositada
poF Ell -anteroridad al 81 de
dicie1bre de 1926 eho de $685.
Americana Colonial pgara 81 de de de 1925 enconado Sr
1929 la
depOsada 5000 de dicha ala de
Puertoriqueno. 4assAasT ss - 81
S.. Es conyenido que no acepta
fuee Tespco al deposito de
referenc savo ecaa convne
aoa a sua de aclro
pago de Ia monconada segn anterior
roente Sc pune
Colonial de oda recaon cuaf fere pae
dc Turismo Puer
Colonial
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-25

sucursae perdera sin derecho recamac6n la de
Is d6lares ha pagado al rmar ell contraO ademas
5000 de la cantidad que haya depositado.
habendO suscri0 t0dQ ell
mpore parte del mismo pudiera eectuar
enfermedad el alg1n mienbro
dependa Ell directamente
hO padre madre entonces Ia Agencia dc Tu
Puertorrquena devOvera eantidad dpO-
sitada American Colonial Bank sucusales.
Agenca de Tusmo PuertoTquena derechO de
atarar primea
sempre dha alteration fucre 0tivada
de fuerza may0rs2aM ST. Ag53aa RA9 ns S8kI@s9
de
cualesquiera persona
Ell cesonarO ObgadO la Ageneia de Tus
moPuertOrriquena la misma forma condci6n el
prueba pre-
contrate Ia fecha antes indicada. Il
.sas..s
GOmprador.ssQ sgr sf
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-25
10
Q

Agenca
due nnga sa obHgado nguna de las condones
cho ,conrato ..s -
E TESTMOo DE L0 cUAL las han ifraado con-
el en-
American Colonial
az6n del $50
Ahorro American Colonial Bank
este ecOO una csi6n &c cobros
20 dascontada
mission fecha nnas
este recbo seg1n Ia ausa de este conrao
T1s AMERICAN COLONIAL BANK OF PORTO RICO
sgkr.1f#%A
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-25
AMERICAN COLONIAL BANK OF P. R.
coNVENIo De DEPOsITo

a hoy
de 1925.
HAcE coNsTAR,
0ue E 81. de IA
deposiado dia
Puerto Rico cantdad
presente haber ecbdo
Sc dicha retendra
al
81 dcienabre 1926, podrd
anterioridad aquela
Agencia
g.
eposare edan rebos de esta case total de $625
pagaa 81 de dicbe de 1926 Ia s625
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-25

Este convenio ceebrado en- la cudad de San Juan,
... de 1926
The Washington times., 1925-09-02
.SUPER PLANES
|. To CROSS SEA
IN So HOURS
English Company Building
Flying Boats to Garry
100 Passengers
BY international News Service

SOUTHAMPTON, England. Sept.
Flying boats, carrying a hun.
dred or more passengers across the
Atlantic at a speed Of 100 knots an
hour, were predicted today by
Oliver Simmons, chief designer of
the Super-narine Aviation Com
pany, speaking before the British
Association for. the Advancement
of Science. =. ......
eSuper-seaplanes which are capable
of nonstop flights of 1900 miles
will y make transatlantic flights,
with the Azores, as halfway port
Of call in the near future, Sim
mons said. He predicted that the
transatlantic flights will not take
more than thfrty>sjx hours.
"Such commercial machines will
have an all-steel "mOnoplane body"
said Simmons. They will have
5000 square feet of wing area and
the power units will be~housed in
engine rooms built into the wings.
The output, of each engine,room
will reach. 1900 horsepower
The Super-marine Aviation Com
pany, for which Simmons is the
chief designer, has been engaged
for some time in the construction
of advanced types of. seaplanes,
and there have been many reports
that this company has developed
a machine capable of greater per-
Torrance than any seaplane now
also said to be the builder OF the
so-called .''hush-hush' .seaplane
which Is reported to have. been
built, for the air ministry and the
details of which have heen closely
gu0x1ted. -t.FS&A .---.-L q-.<
The Washington times., 1925-09-02
DEATHS

NE friedman r years, Galiinssr
its ehparles. cnunn, Is years. Soldiers
par5A Hospital.
sidney j. Hobbs. years, sibley
! Rosa K. slayer. II years. Walter
Rs Kate .NsYsmara. SIS years. NO. 2s1s
Chester street southeast
Augusta Webster. 50 years Providence
ag Joasa' Autrobds. 81 years Home for
MARY c. simpson, A. years. No. 1854
New Jersey avenue northwest.
William Sherwood, 6S years, No i10s
sixth street southwest.
Leo Brown, months No. 4o5
Eighth street northeast
Mary A. Pessagne. days. No.
a22s Prout street southeast
Infant OF Robert l.. and Myrtle
Moore. Z hours. Sibley Hospital.
Annie Swan. 30 years. tuberculosis
Mary Butlera 50 wears. No. 1918
New Jersey avenue northwest.
Louise johnson, years. No. 40 L
Robert Turner. CT years. No. 1929
East Capitol street
Dora Mack, 20 years tuberculosis
Benjamin Richardson, SO years. Elmer
gency Hospital.
Alice Hall, II years TubercplOsis
Esteii j. Napier. 81 years. No. res
Second street southwest
Henson Driver 70 years No. 214
G street southwest.
James L. Fletcher, months, No. eos
F street northeast.
The Washington times., 1925-09-02
Births, Marriages, Deaths
Phone Notices to Main $3.50, Obituary Desk
Mrs. EMILY KENNEDY

Mrs. emily p. Kennedy, eighty.
six years old; widow Of Andrew
kennedy, a veteran of the Union
Army, and a resident ~of this city
for fifteen years, who died Monday
at Sycamore Island, where she was
spending the summer, was buried
in. Kensico Cemetery, New York, to-
day. !.
Funeral services were conducted
Yesterday at the residence Of her
daughter, MISE. r.. Underwood,
1881 Park Road northwest. She is
survived by three. sofis, Robert I.
kennedy Of this city and William
s. and Charles Kennedy, of New
York, and her sister, Mrs. Under
wood.
The Washington times., 1925-09-02
Local Produce

BUTTER-Fancy, tub, 49c; prints,
sc: store packed, 290S1c.
EGGS-Fanry sEfected, candTed,
S5@37c: average receipts, SAC.
POULTRY-Alive: Spring chick
ems, large, S2e; small, .2SQs0c;
neavy fowls, 26c; medium fowls,
23@24c; small fowls, rS02Ocs ducks,
10Q25c; keats, 40@75c;. turkeys,
11012c; geese, 12@15c. Dressed
Spring chickens, large, Csc; small,
33c; turkeys, 30c; ducks, zoe; geese,
LIVE sTocK-calves, 11011lsc;
lambs, spring, 1s1s@ lac; hogs, 140
15c
MEAT--Beef, 17@1sc; veal, 15ci
spring lambs. 3OQ32c; hogs, ZIG
PC; loins, 35@36c; smoked GhouIder,
zoe: hams, SOC.
APPLES liberal; de-
mand slow: market steady. West
Virginia, busheI baskets, Rambos,
A 3-inch, $1.90@2.00; A 21s inch,
$1.25Q1.50. Maryland and Virginia,
various varieties; best, large size,
81 100000; small to medium size.
50975c. Virginia, barrels, A IA.
inch, fall varieties, $3.5O"4.50.
CANTALOUPES = Supplies lib
eral; demand slow; market dull
Delaware, Salmon Tints, standards
36s and ASS, $1.5002.00. Colorado
salmon Tints, flats IFS and 15s
65Q75c; Pink Meats, lis and lbs
75c.
GRAPES-PracticalI no supplies
on market; no sales reported.
LETTUCE-Easter supplies lib
eral; demand light; market dull
New York, two-dozen crates, Big
Boston. type, 60Q75c; few 85c
Western supplies, light; demand
moderate; market steady. Colorado
crates, Iceberg type, 314-5 dozen
$2.50@3.00.
ONIONS-Supplies noderate: de
mand slow: market dull. New York
and Massachusetts,. 100-pound sacks
Yellows, U. S. No. /, best. mostly
$3.25Q3.50; ordinary condition
$2.5Q03.00.
PEACHES-Supplies heavy: de
mand moderate; market unsettled
New Jersey, bushel baskets. Ell
bertas. best, few sales $2.50@2.75
overripe, soft, low, as $3.50: Hales
large size, few sales $3.00@325.
TATOES--Supplies liberal; de
rnand lnoderate; market steady
New Jersey, 150pouhd sacks, Irisf
Cobhlers. U. So No /, $4.O0@4.25
! 150-pound sacks, Green Mountains
U. s. No. /. $500: Michigan, $50
! pound, Russell Rurals, U. S. No. l
| 1915.
SWEET PoTAToEs-supplie.
light; demand light; market dull
/ North Carolina, cloth-top stave bar
rels, Yellow varieties, No. /, $500
| $3.50. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. heavy
| demand slow; market weaker. DocI
sales: Virginia, bulk per, 100 melons
| Excells and Thurmond Grays
selects, $2o.OO@sO.OO; primes, $1,000
| Q15.00.
GREEN CORN-Homegrown re
ceipts light: demand light; market
firm. Homegrown, 5-doz. bags, 24@
35c per dcz.
| TOMATOES-Hom receipt!
liberal; demand SOW; market slight
! ly weaker; homegrown h-bushe
| hampers, 4O@50c. 49,.
CUCUMBERS - Supplies moder
ate; demand slow; market duh; New
York. bushel baskets, 1901. 90.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES light
demand light; market dull New
| York, dozen crates, $500.
| PEARS-Supplies liberal; demant
SOW: market unsettled; New . York
bushel baskets SeckelS, few. sales
! $3.00@3.50; Bartletts and Clap
FaVoriteS mostly $2925 @eSFse7~>> >>--'--