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The Washington times., 1929-07-29
Hugh Gibson COnfers on
AngIO-U .S.PIan in London

LONDON. July % Q.N.S. l-Hugh
Gibson, American ambassador TO
Belgium, who represented the
United States at the last meeting
Of the League of Nations pre-
paratory disarmament commission,
conferred here today with United
States Ambassador Charles Gates
Doves regarding Anglo-American
proposals for a conference to dis
cuss naval armament reduction.
They were scheduled later in the
day. to see Premier Ramsey Mac.
Donald to continue the converse.
tions started several weeks ago.
Ambassador Gibson will return
to Brussels tomorrow or Wednes-
day
The Washington times., 1929-07-29
State Police Inspect
All Massachusetts, Cars

BOSTON, July 20 u.N.s.l--Every
automobile on the road in Massa.
chusetts today was halted BY state,
city and town inspectors IN the most
extensive surprise check-up cam.
paign on record.
Licenses and registraticns were
examined and checked and equip.
nnent was inspected.
The drive came on the heels Of q
ton Of % deaths by automobiles;
last weak and four 6eatha cn eun,
.dsZ-aa "a
The Washington times., 1929-07-29
SEE
LIGHT VOTE IN
VA. PRIMARY

With the Virginia Demo-
cratic primary only q week
off, the political dopesters are
making predictions as to the
outcome. The three candidates
are John Garland Pollard, g.
Walter Mapp and Roswell
Page, and all have been con
Quoting active campaigns
throughout the State. The
primary will be held Tuesday,
August 6.
Some Of these dopesters say that
it win be the smallest vote ever
cast in Z Virginia Democratic
primary. and that there win not
BE- more than $4,000 voters 80 to
the polls. while others say that IN
the neighbcrhood Of 10000 ballots
will be cast.
Khan Inactive
Those claiming that only 5000
will be cast base their opinions on
the fact that the Hooyer-crats have
bolted the party and have no idea
of entering the primary. az they
have their own candidate, DR.. WI.
liam Bosely Brown. who is also the
Republican nominee. Another rea-
son, they say. Ii the fact that the
Ku KIux Khan will not enter the
primary.
J. L. Baskin, grand dragon Of
the Ku Klux Khan. Realm OF Viz
ginia. stated some time ago that
the khan as an organization would
not go into the primary fight, and
that he would say nothing az to
what the individual members might
do. Ii is a known fact. however,
that some khan leaders are active,
In the campaign for their choice Of
respective candidates.
Many Voted
These self-styled experts Of poll
tics who claim that 10000 Denle-
Gratis win go to the polls base
their opinions upon the fact thar
140,1A6 true and loyal Democrats"
went to the polls last November
and cast their ballots for Al Smith
and these. with 10000 that never
went at all, they say. because VI
could not vote for Smith and would
not vote for Hoover. make il easy
for them to believe that the total
win go over their estimate.
Most of these politicians are lar.
nation, and their estimates cary
from %, 900 to 10000. while tbs most
Of them feel that he will carry the
State by $4,000 plurality. There arc
b few who claim thta Mapn wilI be
the nominee but hesitate TO state
by what majority. These Gopestcrs
stats that Page, the third candidase,
viii poll between 10000 and 5000
votes.
Mapp Defeated
Four years ago, when Mapp was
defeated by the incumbent, Harry
Flood Byrd. he polled 67,57s, while
his opponent received 107.317. They
say that while he has gained somd
strength this time from the ''Saas
chine" crowd that he did not HAYS
in 1928, he has lost many prom
insnt leaders that he did have wlae
running against Byrd. He carried
out Of % cities In Virgins, but
most Of them by q small majority:
and one OF them was Williamsburg
the home Of his opponent in this
race. John Garland Pollard, which
supporters declare viii give Polv
lard an overwhelming majority.
Mapp spoke at Alexandria Safur-
day afternoon and outlined what
he considered the important issues
at hand, calling upon the Stato for
change Of policies. He spoke
over the radio from WRC Saturday.
night.
The Washington times., 1929-07-29
Arlington Interest
Laying in Primary

ARLINGTON COUNTY COURT.
HOUSE. July 29.-With the Demo
cratic primary only one week off,
interest continues to lag In Airing
ton county.
The political meetings usual In the
past have not been held. Hugh
Reid. incumbent and his opponent
Robert H. Forman, for the House
of Delegates have appeared in pub
lie only once, at the July meeting
of the Ashton Heights Citizens Asso-
citation.
The Washington times., 1929-07-29
Restaurants Serving
The Diet

For the convenience of those
taking The Washington Times
REFUSED IS-dag Hollywood diet,
several restaurants are serV-
ing the daily diet meaus.
They fotlofv:.
The MadriIIOn Restaurant, in
the Washington Building.
The Arlington Hotel, 1925
Vermont Ave. N. w.
The Mary Ellen Restaurant,
. 723 Fourteenth st. N. w.
The Clover Coffee ShOppe,
7l3 Thirteenth st. n. w.
Al of these restaurants are
conveniently located in the
dosOntoWn section, sUhere they
can easily be reached By busi-
ness men, office employees, and
shoppers.
The Washington times., 1929-07-29
CHINA N|ASS|NG.
MORE TROOPS
Times staff Photo

TOKYO. July 90 u.N.Sl-Move-
ment Of Chinese troops toward the
Manchurian border continued today.
according to advices received here.
Thirteen thousand are reported
massed in the vicinity Of Manchuli,
and Gen. Yu Hesuh Chung's forces
at Lwanchow Chill Province, have
been ordered to reinforce the armies
along the border.
Martial law has been proclaimed
In the western districts Of Singan.
while reports received here stated
that Chinese soldiers were digging
trenches and constructing battery
emphcements at Hailar and singan.
With conditions in a state of
flux along the border, 1t was feared,
according TO word received here,
that the principal danger would
be from the Guerilla attacks of
Monaghan bandit bands, which are
reported to have the backing of
the Soviet government.
Advices received from Hardin de-.
clared the merchants there feared
Chinese footing IL and when with
drawals began.
SHANGHAI, July 20 n.N.S.l.-
Twenty-Five thousand persons at
tended an anti-communist meeting
here today at which speakers de-
nounced designs Of the Soviet gov
eminent against China. Two self
announced communists were rough
ly handled by the crowd until they
were rescued by police.
Chinese industrial plants sus.
pended operations to allow workers
to attend the meeting.
The Washington times., 1929-07-29

medical history, in addition to the
specific recommendation OF the
corps OF diet tic experts.
About hal 81 the clinic visitors
were advised 10 proceed with the
Hollywood diet. which was regarded
Is ideal for their cases. Several
we're warned against attempting any
form Of diet.
About 20 per cent were advised
to vary the Hollywood diet slightly
80 as TO suit their Individual needs.
In these eases it was believed that
more gradual reduction ia weight
was advisable.
May Begin To-day
Prospective dieters who have
been delaying the starting of the
regimen until they received advice
from the clinic staff should begin
with the current days menu, il the
physicians recommend the Holly
wood diet was suitable.
Others who desire to reduce but
who failed to start the Hollywood
diet on the opening day should
begin todays' menu, follow the diet
day by day as printed in The
Times, and then after the expira.
ton of the printed regimen con.
tinue the process until 1s days
have expired.
Because of the fact that some Of
The Times readers failed to start the
diet on the opening day and that
some OF the clinic visitors have de-
layed beginning the regimen until
they hear from the physicians. it has
been found advisable To change the
schedule of the remaining cIiuics.
The next clinic will be held Thurs
day, August /, in Room 4O8 OF the
Hearst Building, from 10 q. IN. to
noon and from 4:30 to Z D. m. The
following clinic will be held on We'd
neSday. August I, at the SAME hours.
and the last one ON Tuesday. Au.
gust Is.
Come for Rewe1ghing
Those who visited the opening
clinic are advised TO come to the sue
ceeding clinics to be reWeighed. re-
examined and receive possibly new
advice regarding the allure of the
diet. The same corps of medical ex-
perts will be in charge of all Of these
clinics
Persons who failed to visit the
initial clinic but who would like to
be weighed and receive expert ad-
vice regarding weight reduction may
visit any of the later clinics.
From those who conscientiously
followed the first presentation of
the 1s-day diet come messages of
extremely successful weight reduce
ton. Some who reduced their weight
materially but who have not yet
reached the point they regard as
ideal are following the diet for an
other is days. This is advisable.
however. only when the person is in
good health and feels no ill effects.
While dieting is the principal
point in weight reduction. other fac
tors also play part. and tomorrow
The Times will state some OF them.
These points were emphasized by
the chief of the clinics medical staff
n . talk at the opening session.
flslp Make II Easy
Several of the downtown res
taurants are making it easy for
followers of the diet by serving
daily the current menus. A list of
thess restaurants is printed on this
page, You VIII save yourself trouble
~ gatroniztng them.
The Washington times., 1929-07-29
REGATTA POSTPONED

OAKLAND. Nd. July 29.-The
Deep Greek Lake regatta, to have
been held at the lake. seven miles
north of Oakland, August 81 has
been indefinitely postponed, possibly
until next year.
The Washington times., 1929-07-29
Spates Heads County
Carnival Committee

CHERRYDALE, July 20. Chief
Jack A. Spates has been chosen
chairman of the contest committee
Of the Arlington-Fairfax volunteer
tiremsn's carnival and convention, to
be held the week OF August IL.
The affair viii be held on the Lee
Highway, Just beyond Falls Church.
The Washington times., 1929-07-29
BalIston Daughters"
To Visit District Meet

BALLSToN, Va, July 29.-
Ballston Council. No. 90. Daughters
Of America, will send q large
delegation to attend the annual
district meeting to be held in
Mclean tonight.
Mrs. Viola Dale, State councillor
will make her annual report.
The Washington times., 1929-07-29

fIEINhI D. hAUF MAN
FOR MANY YEARS connected
with the advertising department
of the Washington Times opened
his own advertising agency In the
Homer Building today. The office
win be operated under the name
Of Mr.. Kaufman and win handle
magazine direct natl advertising
~ addition to newspaper advers
tiafuR.
The Washington times., 1929-07-29
Help Make Il Easy

Several of the downtown res
taurants are making it easy for
followers of the diet by serving
daily the current menus. A list of
tl.ess restaurants Is printed on this
page, You VIII save yourself trouble
~ gatronizing them.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-03
G. 1929. R. J. Reynolds Tobacco
Company, Winston.S Salem, N, G,

vsetkych castf doiny Drlzstve Knznce name spoil
ky Mar. Slov Spolku, Katolicke Jednoty Mveny kato
Sokola Mar Sokola, Evanelickej Jednoty, Pesylvan-
skej Jednoy katol Sokoliek, Robotnicky Spolok poll
tick6 kluby, 70 vsetkych cast Youngstown tiez
Campbell Struthers. Takehoto sdstredena sa maho-
nngskych Slovakov spoocnemu dielu hocikedy neby-
va, co uz samo sebe ma veDky vyznam.
Cd posledn6ho vykazu zakladna knznce poskocila
$O5OO take uz cni rovnych $4,000, coho as polo
vca je uz banke ma memo Druzstva Kniznice Styri
''kvapky $50 cd 25. Kat Jednoty $25 cd 98 Evanj
Jednoty, 500 dodatocnych cd C. 138 Penn j. $40 cd
81 " K Sokoliek vysly "vodomer' na til vysku kra-
tkej buducnosti rozposane budd lsty tm Ct spolkom
klubom ktore sa este neprihasy ale korych MET po
cybnost ze sa tiez prhasia Ked % spolkov klubov
uz uznalo tito vemi potrebn, uNan ju al inc
potom nasa zakladna kizncu bude iste TAXA aka
ocakava ktora postac zakpene 500 viazanych knih
skryne Nemusi til zakladinu tiect' mech len kvap
ka aida len nakvapka dost cd GO slovenskych spokov
klubov Tych $40 alebo Wac ziaden spook nezahubi,
ale nesnelne mnoho vykona pre- nase kultrne pozdvh
nutie
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-03
VITAMIN "B" LIECI
CUKROVU NEMOC

DIR. G. A. Mills, professor lekar-
skej fakulty ma Cincinnati uni
verzite eNperimentuj1c V labora-
toriach univerzity vynasiel, re Vi
tamin "B", nielen re ma kontro-
lujtce vlastnosti ako insulin v
cukrovej nemoci, ale ma al lieci-
wi silu. S vitaminom "B' robil
zklsky uz davnejsie j V Cine, $
dobrymi vysledkami. DIR. Mills
robi vyt t'azok vitaminovy 2 alfal-
fy, sladkej d'ateliny, cibule, O
trnb inych zelenin tym lieci
nemocnych Judi.
Dosayad' neboIo ziadneho lie.
ku proti cukrovke. Pred paru roA
mi dvaja kanadskl ucenei vynas
Ii "insulin" pripravok, pomocou
ktoreho mohla byt' cukrovki
kontrolovana, takze nemecny b
mohol pracovat', ale neni t.
lick, lebo nemocny musi "insu
linz uziyat' kazdy den aE d
smrti. Teraz, ked sn vlastnost
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-03
MUzOVIA VYDAJU ROCNE
BILION.NA KRASU

Americki muzovia vydali Ian
skeho roku s1,O5O,OOO,OOO ma svo-
ju krasu len osemsto milionov
menej nez zeny, oznamuje stati-
etieka kancelaria departmental
obchodu spoj. Statov. Muzoyia
tieto pelliaze5 iievydali len ma
vodku ma rastenie vlasoy, ale ma
p1der a farbicku ma tvar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-03

vitaminu "B" zname co prospes-
ne pre- trpiacich na cukrovku, bu-
de mono sa tel nemoci predist'
jedenim Wac zelenin nez inych
potravin. Vitamin "B" nachodi
sa totiz hojnom mnozstye skoro
vo vsetkych cerstyych zeleni-
mach v ovOcine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-03
KED NETEcIE, AsPoN KvAPKA!

Takto 81 musl vzdychnut' uspokojit' kazdy hor-
Ivy Slovak a Slovenka Mahonng doline mad dosavad
1ym vvsedkom sbierky zakladnu Slovenskej Narod-
nej Kniznice Ale, co mus pritom potesit kazdeho jc
fak ze dosial' uz dyadsatti spolkov kubov soven-
sktch Mahoning dony pris1pilo do Druzstva Sovcn-
skei Mar Kniznice to spolkoy ME eqne organzacie,
ME ednej Giastky ale elner organizac 70
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-03

- Ksd' mate krstiny, svadbu,
pohrab. spolkovi, osadnd slAv.
most, orffts nam to ) sa1lits i've
remit do natich nOvfn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-03
DIR, MILAN RAsTIsLAv sTEFANIK.
z prilezitosti TO- vyrocia jeho tragickej smrti

Mech ie to ten naimensi narod kym ma svojlch w
tecnych muzov kym rozpomina na mich, kym sd we
od,sevnit "a ich snahy, doal' zje vzmaha sa Mas
slovensky nalod - vd aka BoEu - NAL nnoho vynkaju
cich lud obetoyal vsetk cinnost svou ba zivot svo
narodu "a narod. Nuz nasa mila vd acna povnnost
ie tedy, ably mich rozpomlnall lch Nvota
poucili ich snahach postupova tax stall hodnymi
synmi a dcerami naroda svojhO.
Po tieto dn rozpomina sa cely narod slovelsky ma
jedn6ho svojch velkych, vynikajlcch synov - DR..
Mana Rasslava Stefanika. PIi rozponienke tonto1
vytecneho rodol lba vedomca nrodneho rdinu nasho,
chcem ia, miiy citateu, obozn'mt' eho pozehnanym
zivoton, pracou obet ami ud narod mas sovensky
Dr. Milan Rastislav Stefank na1odil pred 49. rokmi
tiche, cudobnej sovenskej dedinke Kosariska. ST.
del jeho uz hned madi prebyvaa od jeho Iachenej
matky vstepena rodolaska W ako Student bedlve 81
vsinal vsetko sa vtedy slovenskym nrodom dalo
Ceym srdcom svom nenavidel, karhal tch, ktori mas
nrod vykorist ovali ozoblacova otrocli. DIR. Milan
Rastisav Stefanik medal sa svies AMI subami medal
sklonit hrozbam len oduSevnene konal to- CO.
cd Bola bol pOsany: pomahat' svoj jmu ubedenemu
nrodu ialma otrockeho slobode Dr. Milan Rastislav
Stefanik patr medzi tych mlzov korJch mas Kuznla
ny speva vo svojej utesenej basni:
''Kto "a pl4vdu holi svatej obeti
kto "a ludstva priva zivot posvati
kto mad klivdou bednych slzu vyroni,
tomu moja pesen slavou zazvoni!'
Nuz naozaj pravdu horel, on "a udstva
prava posvatl svoj zvot; neednu slzu vyroil mad
tou krivdou ktora sa slovensk6mu narodu diala Len
skoda vecna skoda re pred casom zomrel Boze draly
keby I'll tento mas milacek zaiste by smele ohlasi
proti tlm krivlam, ktor6 vselijakf "Osloboditea
nasom n5rode dnes pachaju Bol by sa postavil prot
hanobel' 'om potupovatel ON nasej pdbozvucnej slo
vencnv ktori on tax v1licne moval: bo by zastal
svojho rod lebo jeo naroue credo boo: slobody ne
odyislt, autonomy, suvereny narod slovensky!
No. odisie MET no. Dna t. maja 1919 usnul na veky,
ma vel ky zar vel XII zrau cel6ho naroda slovenskeho
republiky CeskoSlovenskej. Nuz prechovavajme pa
1iatku srlcach nasch osvojme 81 snahy jeho vzdea-
vajme sa spojme sa vsetc lske narodnej spolocne
crime neohrozene svoju rec svoje prava, ably boil
hodnym detmi naroda sovenskeho, toho naroda ktorl
NAL talk sachetnych muzov, ako dr. Milan Rassav Ste
fank. On bol nasm, zachova me 81 no tedy srdc eho
laska mech prebyva a zije srdcacl nasch
Vd'acnl synovia dcery postavili tomuo nasemu ma
rodnemu hrdnovi bohatierovi krasny pomnk pode
nam vsetk ymdrahej vlast - Spojenych Statoch Amel
ckych, meste Cleveland Ohio Nuz pod'me teda vsetc
ku jeho pomniku pod akujme Panu Bohu re nam da
dr. NJ. r. Stefanika. Pod'me nacerpat pamatky jele
denne poucenie sl'ubme ze nafl nkdy nezabudneme
jeho vznesenych snaach pracach praydu spra
yodlivost' pokracovat' budeme.
Jan A. Kocur, tai Slovenskej Ligy
z
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-03

Pytajte sa ma MIR, Leona a
on Yam osobne pomoze vybrat'
prave take naradie a zariadenie
do domu, AXE potrebujete tejto
jari. Mr.. Leon ma zvlastne hod-
noty pre- Slovakov, ktori potre-
bnju koberce, polrovce, limo
leumy, draperie, zaclony, Ste
novy papier, dlazkove lampy,
shbory do prednej izby, jedal-
ne a spalne, postele, matrace,
alebo postel'n potreby; prile-
zitostne husky, gazove spora-
ky, radovnice, porcove hojdy,
fonografy, kociariky, Automa-
tic pracie stroje a inc domace
potreby. Tiez chyrecne Will
liams automobilove gumy.
Bude zaujimat' slovenske
obecenstvo z Youngstown a
okolia, ze The McElroy Go.
ponuha zvlastne lacnoty v ma
radi v tomto case. Mr.. George
Leon, ktory je spojeny tymto
obchodom w mnoho rokov, a
hovori Vasou recou plynne,
Vas srdecne povolava do tohto
obchodu ma sobotu alebo pri
najblizsej prilezitosti.
McElroys je hlavny stan ma
radia v tomto meste. Pytajte
sa Mr.. Leona o set, ktory by
ste 81 priali. Vas kredit je tuna
dobry.
| MeMELROYG
The Washington times., 1929-04-30
ID QUOTATIONS. OF THE FINANCIAL MARKETS.
ADS BRING BEST
HELP, SAYS
FORBES
n B. q. FORBES

Isn't this queer, isn't 1t poor
busiress7 Commercial concerns
will scour the world for the
best merchandise, leading indus
trial corporations spend millions
on research. alert manufacturers
are constantly spending money TO
improve their product, money is
spent by the hundreds of millions
on advertising for customers--but
nothing IL spent by most concerns
on what Is more fundamental to
their success than any Of these
other things, namely, In finding
the best man power. the best
brain power to insure the success
Of their business.
Every intelligent business man
agrees that the success or failure
Of an enterprise depends upon
whether 1t has superior or In
ferior management. Yet, how
much il spent in getting the
right men into the business?
What is the usual procedure?
For the majority Of their "help"
most organizations of magnitude
simply have an employment office
and select employees from the
flotsam and jetsam that happens
to float in: or they may, II the
need be pressing. insert a puny
''help wanted" advertisement In
the papers.
what happens? The president or
other leading executives will call
to mind different fellows they
know. The president is always
so busy that the chances are he
doesn't meet any men belonging
to other organizations. His circle
of possibilities is, therefore. mar
row. But 1t is necessary to pick
somebody and, though there il
nobody In sight who seems to
fill the bill very satisfactorily,
some sort of choice has to be
made.
Thus scientifically il the world
searched for the most attractive
man power!
One extraordinarily successful
commercial organization reveals
what 1t believes is the chief secret
OF it's success.
This secret IL taking even more
pains to select men than mer-
chandiSe.
1t spends &5O,0Oo q year in
advertising for men-and a lot
more than that in winnowing
the chaff from the wheat gar
nered by this extengsive advertis-
ing.
One result n that less than ]
per cent OF the men finally -
lected quit In q year.
II It is important to spend
Essoney in getting the right goods
and in advertising for customers,
surely it is obvious that it is still
more important to spend money
in advertising for the right men.
Copyright. 1929. by B. C. Forbss)
The Washington times., 1929-04-30
LOCAL. PRODUCE

Eggs-Current receipts, z1c; white
hennery. 2S@aoc.
Poultry-Turkeys, 2SQ35c: broil-
ers, Rhode Islands Reds, two pounds
and over, 4504Sc; broilers, Plym-
outh Rocks, two pounds and over,
4S9SOc; hens, SEQ 33c; mixed colors,
SAC; leShorn hens. 30032c. Turkeys,
dressed. 3603Sc; chickens, 6O055c;
large fowls, 3S@3sc; large leghorn
fowls, 33@S5c; keats, zoe.
Spring lambs. 1Se.
Calves. 16c.
Apples-Supplies light; demand
light; market steady. Barrels: Vir-
ginia, U. s. No. /, ~ inches up.
Winesaps; $3.50; U. S. No. /. az
inches up, Winesaps, fine quality
and condition, S5.5O06. Boxes:
Washington. extra fancy, wfnesaps,
$303.25: small size, $2.5062.75.
Bushel baskets: Virginia, U. s. No.
l, "a 02% inches, Yellow New
towns, mostly $1.5o.
Asparagug-Supplies liberal. De-
mand moderate; market about steady.
Maryland East Shore and Delaware,
dozen bunch crates, green, large
size, mostly $3.50; medium size $2.50
%. South Carolina, Hartsville sec
ton, dozen bunch crates. green.
large size, $4@4.5O; medium aize, So;
small size, $3.50.
Cabbage-Supplies liberal Demand
light; market steady. South Carolina,
III busheI hampers, pointed type,
$1@1.15; few $1.25.
Celery-Supphes light. Demand
moderate; market slightly stronger.
Florida. 10.inch crates, individually
washed and pre-cooled, 3.4-dozen, 81
@4.50; s-dozen, $3.7504.25. Cali
fornia, crates, mostly around $5s
Lettuce-Supplies moderate. De.
nnand light: market weaker. Arizona,
crates, Iceberg type, 4-5-dozen, $A@
$50; s-dozen, mostly $6. North Care
lima, 6-peck hampers, big Boston
type. some fair quality, leafy. 7Sc@
$3.50.
onions-Supplies light. Demand
light, market about steady. New
stock: Texas, standard crates, Ysl-
low Bermudas mixed No and No.
2, $1,s5@1.sO, few g.. H.
Potatoes-Old stock: supplies mod.
crate. Demand light, market steady.
Michigan, 15O-lb. sacks Russet Rurals
Os Gs GNOs L. &SsAOs GNGW SSOCAs SUD
plies moderate. Demand light, market
steady. Florida double. head barrels,
Spaulding Rose U. s. No. 1, $7.26.
Spinaeh-Trucked In stock supply
ing market.
Strawhsrries-Supplies moderate.
Demand light. market firm. North
Carolina, 32sqt. crates, various varie-
ties, wide range prices, $3@3.S0: few
81; fair quality $3.50, poorer low
as 81.
Tomates-Supplies moderate. De-
mand light, market steady. Florida,
skies green ripes and turning wrap
ped, fancy count mostly $6; Choice
count, $4.50@6: fair quality; fancy
count, $4.50@5; choice count, $50
$50; 21e'a $2,2S42.50.
String BeanS--Supplies moderate,
Demand moderate. market steady.
Florida, M-bushel hampers Green
Flat type, $2.50@2.75; Round Fancy,
$3.00@a,25; Georgia, R-bushel ham.
pers Flat type, $2.500S.O0; South
Carolina. bushel hampers Green
Round and Flat, $3.00@3.50.
Peppers-Supplies moderate. De-
nnand moderate, market steady.
Florida peppsr crates Fancy. sA.oO
04.6O.
EgEplant-suppIsa light. Demand
Hight, market firm. Florida pepper
crates Fancy large size s4.5o9 500;
nestly $4.SO.