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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-15

Postpone Oil Monopoly Probe


zIEGLER. Ill. July 15-tF-
Shot by his dog, Noble Potts.
20, lay near death today
The dog was digging In a
grounding hole when its foot
hit the trigger OF Potts gun
The charge struck Potts IN the
back. Physicians said there was
little hope for his recovery.
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CHICAGO. July 15.-P-A heat
wave throughout the middlewest
sent temperatures soaring yester-
cay, with no relief indicated by the
weather bureau for today. Temper
atures OF 102 were recorded at
Springfield. ILL.,. and North Platte
Neb.
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SOFIA. Bulgaria. July IS. -(Pf-
The Catholic cathedral &C Plovdiv
was virtually destroyed by fire to-
day. The damage was estimated at
1000. 200. The cathedral contains
the tomb of Princess Marie Louise.
mother OF King Boris which was
saved
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Rudy's Mother Dies

WESTBROOK. Me. July 15.-tPl
Mrs. Charles A. valee. 81. mother
Of Rudy Vallee, died today at her
home here. Members OF the family,
including the radio crooner were
with her.
Valiee left his bride OF a week
the former Fay Webb. in New York
when he made his hurried trip
home.
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Texas Boy Killed

DALLAS. July Is. R1-Iniurles
received in an automobile collision
last night 10 miles south OF Dallas.
proved fatal today to Clarence
Orr. rs. The boy received a frac-
tured skull and internal injuries
His three brothers. Ernest, 80.
william. 20. and Wnyman. III. and
his brother-in-law. J. Z. Stovall.
IS. were also injured.
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VIII Sue Texas

PURCELL. Okla. July 15.-lF-
Attorney General J. Berry King
announced here today that Okla
homa will sue Texas In an original
action in the United States supreme
court next month for opening of
the free bridge across the Red
River at Dcsant.
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AUSTIN. July l5-lP-Fate OF
Dave Schleslnger. former Houston
jeWeler on trial here on charges OF
receiving and c~oncealing stolen
property. was expected TO b. IN
the hands or a district court jury
some time this afternoon
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tBy the Associated Press
Crops over a major portion OF the
state were benefited NV rains which
fell yesterday and today. Precipi-
tatiOn was reported in the east
portion and III much or the western
area especially In the northern two
thirds.
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TOPEKA. Kas.. July Is. fP-The
court battle between the State OF
Kansas and the Cities Service COM
pany today became a dull probing
into the financial structure and
organization Of the gigantic utili-
ties concern.
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immigration Cut

MEXICO CITY. July 15-tPD-The
interior department announced to-
day that the immigration Of laborers
would be suspended indefinitely on
September Is as a means OF solving
tn Mexican unemployment prob
lem.
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GALVESTON. July 1872
Steadily moving EXPORT shipments
and available storage space for ap-
proximatelv 100000 bushels in
dicated today that wheat conges-
ton would not occur here.
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DALLAS. July Is. Up Two
candidates for the presidency OF
the Texas State Florists Associa-
ton we're named by the nominat-
ing committee at the 18th annual
convention here today. They were
Herbert Potter of III Paso and r..
W. Hoffmeyer or San Antonio.
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ST. LOUIS. July l5-lF1- Miss
Laura ingalls,. little New York
aviatrix. who il contemplating a
solo flight across the Atlantic, took
off from Lamhert-St. Louis field AT
6:25 a. M. G.. . r. today for New
York.
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WASHINGTON. July l5-P-
The ARMY has offered TO exchange
two OF its transports for the Re-
public. one Of the Transatlantic
liners on which the United States
lines has been losing money.
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SAN ANTONIO. July l5. Rf-Tn-
juries received this week when he
was knocked off the side OF an
automobile by another a ON the
Castroville road today caused the
death or William n. Mangoid. 20.
CastrovIlle electrician.
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DALLAS. July f5-PEThe Dali
las Times-Herald said today that
a consolidation or Southern Pacific
and Cotton Belt freight offices and
railroad yards at numerous Texas
points was planned.
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CORSICANA. July i5-iP-Pre-
sentation Of defense testimony was
begun here today n the trial or
Charlie Douglas. 20. charged with
the fatal shooting az Texana Hall
near Athens April y.
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LAREDO. July l5-lPh-Fire on
undetermined origin RACED the
building occupied BY the ~Voz
Latina" brnadcastinH station ar
Nuevo Laredo early today. The
station was On total loss.
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GULF STORM
MISSES
Winds Change Course And
Move Inland Along
Louisiana

BEAUMONT, July IS. -tRl- A
storm or moderate intensity which
was reported last night travelling
northwest from a point In the Gull
Of Mexico at % north latitude and
% west longitude. curved during the
night and now is expected to strike
somewhere on the Louisiana coast
Ernest Carson. m~eteorologist OF the
United States weather bureau al
Port Arthur, announced today.
Appearance Of an unusually high
tide, which roSe to the levee, caused
100 residents of the Caplen and
Gilchrist beach colonies south Of
here 10 hurry to High Island for
safety at 2 a. m. today.
The party left High Island nc {
a. n. for Beaumont.
WINDS SWEEP
MISSISSIPPI COAST
GULFPORT. Miss. July Is tP
With a tropical disturbance re-
ported centered near Morgan City
La. the Mississippi coast today was
swept by south-southeast wind:
ranging from 40 TO IS miles pei
hour this afternoon.
A six-foot tide was pounding the
seawall and causing considerable
damage to public and private-own-
ed piers along the entire coast line
eastward 10 Pascagoula-
At one point. In the bay st
Louis -Waveland vicinity. II was re.
ported that high waves were dash
ing over the seawall across the
beach front highway and against
residences.
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ArAAC CNntAuh anu rpEGtai III
terests were acting 20 depress
the oil market.
AUSTIN, July 15-P-The leg
islature today received It's first soil
and oil conservation bills.
Sen. John w. Hornsby Of Austin,
offered a bill which would permit
the railroad commission TO fix the
price OF oil where the pipe line
purchaser and the seller could not
agree. The price would be in rela-
ton to the price OF gasoline with
a fair return allowed for trans
portion, refining and sale.
Drain Bill Up
Sen. walter +. Woodul OF Hous-
ton, considered n OF the admin
istration leaders. had a bill in
troduced to permit a land owner to
enjoin a neighbor from draining his
property through a violation or
proration.
Speaker Fred Minor and house
officials continued 10 ponder the
puzzling question Of TO which CON-
kuALtGE AAlG OIL GGA1EG1 N4tAIH 1AAA1
should be sent. independents claim
ed the administration was trying 10
steer shy Of the regularly appointed
oil. gas and mining committee. Read
Cranberry. house parliamentarian,
said no decision had been reached
on the question but that the rules
could be construed so the bills could
90 either to the oil committee o.
the conservation and reclamation
committee.
Question Pulling
The oil committee was formed %
deal specifically with oil and cas-
moters while the conservation = !
reclamation committee deals = 4
all the phases Of that subject. Gran
berry said.
The first bill on oil introduced
IN the house. however. was sent Ia
the oil committee. II was intro
duced bv Rep. ID. Richardson 81
Grand Saline and set waste as
production In excess OF market
demand" and taking oil from sands
when there was no market demand
at the well at the price equal 70
the actual value OF the oil. II did
not provide for establishment Of q
separate conservation commission
to administer the conservation laws
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DALLAS. July i5. -tPi- Will
Rogers. humorist, was TO arrive In
Dallas by airplaro from Tulsa this
evening. airway officials announced.
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Flashes

BROOKLTNE. Mass. July Is.
tAPl-ShOwing VA complete re-
versal Of form. Wilmer Allison.
highly ranked Texas tennis
player. defeated Keith Giedhill.
California winner Of the recent
intercollegiate and Rhode Island
state play. here today In n OF
the Longwood Bowl quarter
finals. The cores were 6-l, 6-3,
6-3.
PHILADELPHIA, July Is. Up
The Athletics defeated the Detroit
Tigers 5 10 3 today In the first game
OF a double header.
Dtr0it ...-.... 201 600 O00-3; o.
Philadelphia j.. 020 600 O3x-5: s:
Bridges and Grabowski: Hoyt am
CCchrane.
BOSTON. July 10. tFi-The Bos-
ton Red Sox o the first game cl
Ia doubleheader against &C.. LOU:
here today IN III innings. y 10 a
SC. Louis. 900 10l 020 O0- 3 :
Boston . 600 O01 Ill 01-5 l3
Stewart and Crouch and Young
MacFayden. Morris. Moore; Lisen-
bee and Berry.
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MEASURES Are
BEFORE SENATE
Committee CUES
Is Puzzling To
Speaker

AUSTIN. July 15-P- The
house today by a margin of
three votes voted 10 postpone
indefinitely consideration OF a
resolution offered by Repre-
sentative Lee Satterwhite of
Odessa calling for a sweeping
investigation 0f the oil industry
to determine whether monopol-
istic control and special in
terests were acting 10 depress
the oil market.
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THE WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Valley:
Fartly cloudy 70 occasionally un-
settled Wednesday night and
Thursday. Light to fresh variable
Winds on the west coast, mostly
southerly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-19

ACE MOTOR co.
1891 BUICK SEDAN
1880 BUICK SEDAN, SPEC. UPHOLSTERY.
1880 QLOSMOBILE COACH.
1880 HpPp CABRIOLETt DE LUKE
1880 STgDEBAKER DICTATOR COUPE
1889 GRAHAM ROADSTER. DE Luxe
1891 BUICK SEDAN
1880 BUICK MASTER SEDAN.
1880 MARQUETTE SpT. TOUR, DE LUXE
1929 DE SOTO COUPE
1929 DODGE DE LUXE SEDAN
1929 PuDSON DE LUXE SEDAN.
1923 BUICK SEDAN,
1893 CHEVROLET COACH
1929 BUICK COACH.
1929 ESSEX SEDAN
1928 CIRYSLER 70 ROADSTER
1929 PACKARD COUPE
1880 TOBGE SENIOR SEDAN
1880 EuTCK COUPE, DE LUXE
1880 MARQUETTE COUPE
1880 CHRYsLER y SEDAN. DE LUKE.
nee MOTOR Co,
l4th & K SIS. NV. Decatur 3640
We Take the Risk Out OF
Used-Car Buying.
Our 60-Day Guarantee
Protects You.
LEE y. BUTLER. INC.
stuoebsker and Piece-Arrow Distributors.
Cha51plain st at kalorama Rd.
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SALE-GARAGES.

GARAGE OR WAREHOUSE,
1900 sqaure feet on one floor.
Needs repairs. Builder or specu-
lator act at once. This is real
bargain. Sl25 square foot in
cludes building. Met. $3.50. eve
ming Georgia 2403. lq*
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PACKARD'S LIST.

In addition to our unusual Sc
lection of guaranteed Packard
Cars we offer:
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dodge Co,,oe

Dodge Coupe.
Some lucky buyer will get this extra
ton reduced from SIS 10 $40; terms
PARKWAY. 3040 NJ st.
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sALE--AUToMoBILEs


Preparatory to moving into
our new home, we recently
held a highly successful re-
moval used-car sale. And no
doubt you have heard some Of
your friends tell of the SPLEEN
did values that came. their way
while this big sale was in prog
res.
Now. we have still further
pleasing news for you.
Due to the ever-increasing
popularity of the Greater Hud-
son Eight and the equally great
Essex Super Six, we have &C
cumulated another splendid as
sortment of reconditioned cars
with many thousands of miles
OF safe, economical and COM
Portable transportation left in
them. The prices range from
500 to $1,000
1t is a law of economics that
a quick loss is a gain. There
fore, we have determined to put
on another rapid FIRE sale and
swallow our losses with a
smile. And, remember, as great
as were the bargains that we
offered TO our public in the
previous sale, the values that
we now have for you are in
fnitely greater,
OUR PLAN rs THIS:
Beginning August 10Th, and
lasting for ten days, we will
give
500 500 500
ON any car that will run TO
our sales room under It's own
power. TO apply against sale
OF sos or over.
There are no tricks of the
trade attached TO this offer. as
only too frequently happens in
the charmed circle of the used
car vender. The House of Con-
fidence ever phases its cards
face up with its public. And
our terms-AS LOW AS 81
WEEKLY-cannot help but
please you.
So, Mr.. Used-Car Buyer. If
YOU are vacation bent. here is
your chance to visit the great
open spaces, the mountains and
the seashorc. at a mere song
for transportation cost. And
If you are not vacation bent.
this sale will afford you ideal
transportation for those pleas
urable week end trips.
Be wise. call early and get
the cream of the pick.
Remember, the sale starts
August 10th and continues for
ten days only.
LAMBERT,
TIT HOUSE OF CONFIDENCE,
USED CAR DEPARTMENT,
znn
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Rn0NfS-FIIRNISHEn

ROOMS-FURNISHED.
1928 10th ST. N.w,--Large, newly decorated
second-6oor front room reasonable.
1884 COLUMBIA RID. NW.-Sts and $50 mo T:
single, double rms. clean, cool, front, 2 exp !,
baths. inst. h. ", cars gentl. Col. 2986
1925 N ST. NV housekeeping rooms
electricityi h;-w,h; gas stove; stationary
THE WYOMING, Apt. II4-Large room.
Semi-private bath; private family; home
comforts; gentleman.
WINDSOR HOTEL Rooms, single, s2S: doU-
pie $50 month cool and freproof. 2i25 G
st. West 1916 au31e
1922, 1916, 1910 EYE NV corp. FRANKLIN
ParklE-S3 week up double, s4 UP; % r.
nats, IS up tranSients, Toe up; central 24s
$50 NEW YORK AVE, APT. S-Clean front
ROOM, next 10 bath double or single; rea-
THE CAROL-Nicely furnished. cool rooms
also apts.i garages; block Congressional Lii
brary. SO weekly up. Lincoln 1898 23'
NICE BED ROOM, private family; SO per
MONTH gentleman. Phone District 6s4S, s-l2
1920 EYE ST. NW.-single room. very rea-
water; ideal location
DOWNTOWN Attractive, nansionllke home
for quiet married couples; clean, newly dec
GRATED h.k. rooms cleo. fan, gas linen, etc .
INCLUDED; al-day car parking: IS wk UP
1920 18th ST. corner Of P-Ilarge room
twin beds. continuous hot water, $3.50;
SLlgle room. $40; hfing room free telephone.
d7Ss ST. N.W.--S4 to SO per week. Pot.
2slI CONN. AVE For particular people.
tEXeept,ionaiiy desirable clean. beautifully
water. phone: garage.
1902 EYE ST. SE.-Furnlshed room rea-
S s,,6 o-,s Can alter $50 Or telephone AT
1907 CLIFTON ST. NW.-Two cool, attrac-
1--WE. rooms; gentlemen; 2 baths; continuous
hot water; $40 and s26 month; near two
car lines. Adams 1890. u.s.
THE ocNNoR. 1850 9 ST. NV, opposite
double, reasonable Price; running water each
room, bath on floor. 20s
zoe 3 ST NV w, z.Furnished rooms for light
electricity; opposite Pension once Park. 20'
500 EYE N.w.-2 Housekeeping rooms, second
floor; running water with sink 81 weekly,
1918 o ST NV; within walking distance
downtown. Large, clean, attractive rooms
Ink. ss and So adults. 2o'
1922 L ST. NW-several single and double
lent maid service; So so. So. se $40 weekly
1882 PARK RID. .NW.-Large 2nd floor front
PED per, room, running water suitable fer two
THE WESTMINSTER 1907 nth ST. NV
bs ess y r larse icons each Nth private
room; elevator Service: e. ~. am wa SiHti
1911 P ST. N.w-Large nicely furnished
second moor room; light housekeeping II de-
sired; running water, ami; S.
$3.50 nth ST. NV rooms. AMI, Ink;
corner house; u square cars and stores;
reasonable. Adams 0574
1873 PARK RD.-For rent, comfortably fur
n rt second-fioor front room; private
900 ST, N.E.-Laree, briEht Housekeeping
rooms elee. light ana gas furnished IS
week
$50 C ST Me- large rooms adjoining
bath; electricity and gas; housekeeping per-
mltted; % adults. SIS month. -
1900 Pa. AVE. SE.-THREE ROOMS.
Kitchen and bath. $40 month. Apply in
drug store. 2ls
Mr., CAPITOL LIBRARY, UNION STATION
CoMfoftabl permanent or transient guests;
cool IN summer warm in Winter
LINCOLN 1880
We FhAcE YOU OUR SERVICE FREE.
WASHINGTON SERVICE BUREAU.
sol Wash BldRs 18th q N. Y. ave. Nat, 2Sls.
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PARTS-PARTS
for al cars and trucks Used cars and
Trucks for sale. Open Sundays. Robert Her
sons Auto Exchange. 100 Fla ave. ne
953-959 Fla. ave. NV North l040s.
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Now. we have still further
pleasing news for you.
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l4T Irving St. NV.
JIM FIAEERTY, used-car ManaseE.
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FORD ROADSTER 1880 Rumble seat; orig
NAL black Amish like new: upholstery, top
and curtains Ike new; this car fully equip
ped bumpers, windshield wings and new slip
covers; s7Is50 down, balance weekly or
semi-monthly. Cnerner Motor 90, 1871 You
81 "a
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SALE--AUTo TRUCKS.
AUTO ACCESSORIES, REPAIRS.

- ~ - AeAzA ans.
AUTO DOOR GLASS installed while YOU
Walt, as low as 81 90; parts for any make
cars truck parts also in stock; largest auto
wreckers in town try US; satisfaction
2nd and Fla. ave. ne. Phone Met 1867
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De soTo 1880 2-DooR SEDAN = Fully
equipped; low mileage no smaller, cnesp
anywhere near this amazingly low price;
only Sb45; terms and trade. Ray Semmess
- 1EgE 81 PotOfnfF DI4g.
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Essex 1919 ROADSTER = A snappy little
car, In excellent conditicni very sporty Ia
4 npearRnce and a wonderful buy At SzF5,
terms Warheid Motor Co., 1880 Conn. ave;
NV Decatur 31lO. Open evenings and
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ROOMs--FURNISHED

NNoutinutu-f
I7s5 P ST, near. Dupont circle-Front room,
sis NTH sh'I 1865 AfH' 0'0'e' near 0"'n
5I3 ST. NW,-Rooms, single double,
S. so, 81. SIS week; good location; quiet house.
One suitable 8.
1871 18Th ST. NW-Attractive front room
overlooking 18th st.; reasonable small room,
SIS; convenenees. ----e
1904 l. ST. NV.
Larre living room. bed room; suitable for
two gentlemen; reasonable.
NEW BELLEVUE HOTEL,
ISL St. NV. Met. 0o00
Special Simmer Rates.
Cool, Attractive Rooms.
room and bath as low as sl2
weekly or S35 monthly.
Groom suites with private bath
beginning at SOS monthly.
PUN hotel service. 24-hour switch.
Sesutifsiiy furnished iounse and
lobby, Cafe.
PORTLAND HOTEL,
THOMAS CIRCLE.
For generation home for Senators:
cabinet members ana high efIleials. Good
beds. good food, large rooms, open hre-
PLACES every comtoTs and sSnis5 0sta !nI,s
So and $3.50 double; monthly, ss5 to s4s,
Downtown; save car fare.
MONMOUTH HOTEL,
1919 q ST. NV.
Furnished rooms with running water;
we own these properties ana take pride
IN their good condition and In the satisfac-
ton of our tenants, many of whom have
been with us over is years.
FIDELITY STORAGE CO.,
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Preparatory to moving into
our new home, we recently
held a highly successful re-
moval used-car sale. And no
doubt you have heard some of
your friends tell of the splen-
did values that came their way
while this big sale was in prog
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-19
OUR PLAN rs THIS

Beginning August 10Th, and
lasting for ten days, we will
give
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CHEVROLET COACH, 1881; fnished in ma
room; wire wheels; your inspection VIII GU gu
car has had; 1886; terms. &i79 down; year
to pay Pohanka Service, 1i26 2toh 81 nv
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sALEAUToMoBILEs.

<-
BUCKS le25 coach, good condition, $3.50;
1922 light truck, $40: 1915 4-passenger coupe,
good condition. $500 motor good for boat
1nEa Irving n
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GRAHAM 1880 CONVERTIBLE SEDAN-..A
beauty, with 8 wire wheels. lender hgflts,
nnA eauipeed With Tfansltone RADIO: brand.
rev ia appearance four speeds 9orEafG ana
& diStincflveiy different car; xf.iS9. RAY
eauifnes. inc Open exeBsngs until 10 p.ins
1925 18th 81. NV. Potomac 07i1.
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2iie isth sT, NV ROOMS, KrTcFEN
and bath: cool plenty closets: nicely fur
nlshed elec. and gas $50 per month.
APARTMENTS COMPLETELY FURNISHED.
Also nicely furnished basement. 1907 P St.
nv. Decatur 104s.
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Washington Produce

Butter-one pound prints. 80; tub. 81.
Eggs-Hennery. zsa3o; current re-
Poultry, alive-spring broilers, 3
pounds and over, 26a27; 2 to 2h
pounds, 24a25; ~ to 2 pounds, 22a23;
Leghorns. 22a24; hens, large, %; small.
2la22; ROSTERS, 12a13.
Dressed-Spring broilers, pounds
end over, 32a33: 2 to ~ POUNDS, 2sa
80; ~ to 2 pounds 21a2s; Leghorn.
"a.
Meats-Beef, prime. IT; choice, 16a
16h; medium, 14a15: good cow, IL;
veal, top, 16; lamb, 10; pork loins, $40
pound average, 26; 1912 pound average,
23; 1918 pound average, 20; fresh hams,
10; smoked hams. 81; strip bacon, 22a
70; lard. bulk, 10; package. 10a.
Fruits-WatermelonS. 15a50: canta-
loupes. homegrown, 50a7S; shipped in,
100; apples, SCALES; peaches. 5oa1 90;
few, 1875; pears, 2.75a300: plums, $50;
lines, per 100, 1.25; Persian melons,
200: honeydews. North Carolina, eco:
California, 2.25aI.50. grapefruit, 4.5oa
500; grapes, homegrown, 100; Califor-
MIA, 2.00a2.75: pineapp,es, 400; huckle-
berries. 4.7Sa5.oo; prunes. Ito; bananas,
1.50a2.50.
Vegetables-Potatoes, per barrel, 2.ooa
AIS; sweet. per bushel, 100; string
beans. l.25a1 so; linas, 3.50a4o0, toma-
75a1 90; lettuce, Iceberg, 350a7 so; cab
bage. so; spinach, $50; New Zealand,
IS; kale. so; turnips. 100; peppers, rs;
corn, five-dozen sacks, IS; carrots, per
100 punches, 500; beets, per 100
punches. 800; peas, 800.