The evening world. Newspaper, June 20, 1917, Page 3

/ mY i) ‘ ‘ ip 4 a . ¢ 7 Sy =] } , Creamery rail. Firm, Regarded as Enjoying Favor of Commissioner Dillon, Takes the Lead in Pushing Up Prices on Flimsy Excuse. Folks with Leghorn tastes and Wy- Women's We changes to-day, 7T! popular New York's Largest Second Floor hop he than Current, Hu RECEIPTS YESTERDAY. Eggs—27,150 cases, or 714,500 dozen. kept up now for three weeks almost without interruption, the market been able to absorb the receipts. this product outside the city that have freely because of the crowded Butter—16,796 pac’ Potatoes (two days) ‘on fotatoes is not enough. In fact it is is one of the sharers in the Hoover called attention yesterday in Congress World specialized six weeks ago. with 6,400 barrels of potatoes, Summer This » There not been able to conditions. r above Approximately 1,000,000 pounds. carloads, huge excess p and wh An Old Domi exclusive of e bie rec SELECT SUMMER STYLES at Little More Than Wholesale Prices Sport and Dress models in Palm Beach Cloth, Crepe de Chine, Pongee, Voile, Linen. Taffeta, Foulard, Net and scores of other surprise fabrics at prices that will Homi LTO GARMEAT co. The 25 erally known the potato crowd pfits on foodstuffs to which Mr, “Part of the business n market re+ ere the qu EGGS (Dozen). sh fathered (extras). .34 extras) .... 8% a39 | Fresh gathered (extra Extras . 7 aS firsts) 83 9 23% Firsts . +++86% 037 | Firsts . at 2% Unsalted . -89% a 40 | Seconds +29) a Bl Dairy, tubs TM Checks art Good to prime . 5 ast POTATOES (Barrel). Virginia ........ -$9.00 to $9.75) North Carolina (un South Carolina and Ga. 8.00 to 10.90 era ) $7.50 to $8.50 Florida + 3.00 to 9.50] Red sorts (all sections), 2.00to 9,00 dy inflow of eggs has ely has cars of and r get to th ich The Even eipts expected by you. Filth Ave Near Slat St New York. ya 36% locks ent crow ~ FOG BOOSTERS IN NEW RAID ~ONTHE POCKET OF CONSUMER WITH FANCY FOR LEGHORNS Evening World’s Market Guide For the New York Housewives The wholesale price of potatoes per barre! has dropped 25 cents on all Grades, according to the Producers’ Pr in fresh creamery,” say the New York City News Associat Ports, “was done (yesterday) at a decline of 4 cent. tations for bugler, eggs and potatoes current at the opening of the ex- housewife may figure out for herself what’ ought to ‘be w reasonable retail price, based on these wholesale quotations BUTTER (Pound). (higher 10- ing lon steamer Is due to-day e busiest in THE E EVENING WORLD, _WEDNESDAY, 069000690008 F COAL MINES AND RAILROADS URGED Bb, Commission Recom- 3 ends U. S. Pools for Pro- "futon and Distribution: ee WASHINGTON, of and Tune 20.—Govern- | ment pal production all pools and distribution of and water transportation were re Congress to-day by the Commission as the only avoiding a disastrous coal next winter. “The commission the report, “that the coal industry is paralyzing the industries of the country and that the coal industry itself, is paralyzed by the failure of transportation, There are enough coal cats in the country, but not enough are delivered to the mines, and these cai re not moved to the point of consumption with the gr est expedition nor are they prompt discharged.” ‘The Commission recommends “FIRST, that the production and distribution of coal and coke be conducted through a pool in the hands of a government agency; that the produce: of various grades of fuel be paid their full cost of production plus a uniform profit per ton (with due allowance for quality of pre duct and @fficiency of service); méans shortage believes,” says nd, “SECOND, that the transporta® tion agencies of the United States, both rail and wai be similarly pooled and operated on government account, under the direction of the President, and that all such means of transpor- tation be operated as a unit, con- trolling corporations being paid a just and fair compensation which would cover normal net profit, upkeop and betterments. hese recommendations 1 by Commissioners r are ap Davies v Colver and Fi Chairman Harris ae ents on the plan for transporta- Set tion pool, except as a last resort LILLIAN GREEN 99-96-4000000O0s-9 POPPE TEEPELDOOODS HHDGIOSG HS OSE Ee 20@ 2 246 0-34-26-9B-520064 berte ° they clatm OF DEATHS IN FIRE = ‘lia Diamond Halt and) with bulls” and th ‘ und egg trade. Bach Attempted Manslaughter other for these conditions, Pie . American Housewife has to in Brooklyr c prpphtend al of Mra, ¢ ‘ 1 1 an lieve tart f vilding a N ! by Raturday will on the | Sixth et, Brooklyn, in w , ies h ver diff lozen w k 1 1 first time in ten ame t 1 , rm has n before ‘ j f attention Htice Callahgan, nd y must be plains | Mrs, Diamond plead ! i oo been Under severe Emma Goldman May G du the day 1 stan ; t \ ne $ NEW YORK’S RESPON: to RED CROSS APP Progress American Red Cross paign in the greater city Previously reported, .$14,292,515.15 Contributions and pledges reported by teams Red Cross declared of the $100,000,000 ‘DELICIOUS $109, MALT: ‘EXTRACT Taken With Meals Adds dyn DR "JAS P flavor nd ble indescribable renuth, flesh fl akes st 2,217,248,00 dividends 2,454,000.00 Total reported $18,963,763, 15 JUNE 20, Little “Lillian,’’ Found by Police | FEDERAL CONTROL se Week Ave and Still Unclatnedt Jand Fr 1917, FIGHTING RENEWED ON ARRAS FRONT; BRITISH ADVANCE Berlin Forecasts New Allied Offensive in Flanders and Champagne. BERLIN, June 20.—Rvery time the British or French havesprepared for ® renewed offensive ¢he first intima. tion of It has come from the official reports of the German War Office telling of ous artillery Sighting. For that reason it Is believed the latest reports, indicating severe artll- | lery preparation, js a forecast of an- other Allied drive, ‘This is borne out by the supplementary bulletin, whiob declares that “in Flanders and Cham- eral points,” The eariior report said: “In Champagne the enemy penetrated a yppterday morning, after strong tr ery pil ation, into n projecting part of our positions. Ao advance delivered in the evening to extend bis led with heavy losses to The nch again attempted at nightfall to recapture tretrenes which we took from them recently porth- west of the Hurtebise Farm. ‘Their twice repeated assault was repulsed. “Yesterday artillery duels were especially lively between Hoesinbhe Inghien. Bast of Monchy our thrusting troops threw the English trench out of some s which Leal mained in the hands of tho erlpmy | after the battle of June 14." artiliery fighting is in progress on the Alsne and Champagne fronts, says to-day's official statement, | Barly this morning the Germans carried on & severe bombardment of French positions near’ Louffaux Mill ond in the gion of Mont Carniliet sines in the “MISS PARKER DESCRIBES A German Infantry attack was dis tinh Make More ¢ Front Near Area LONDON, June 20.—British force have made some gains on the Arras front, according to the official sta ment Ixsued last night. Four German field guns were taken east of Mes vance last Thursday, on ANTI-DRAFT MEETINGS aadotte pocketbooks calling for cash for ‘first piace among! An urgent necessity exists for im- $645440G86-0.8-4-0-6.064-06.5004084.04.006-66-46498656000008 m " oF ame The ts of the soci 5B: ! mediate Ie tion to correct con- 03 hie 38 a raprecert a oni has ditions, says the report, because the, No fa nor mother has put in| four-y old ? precise World: sober baceraearita| Fe 5 ole usual spring and summer accumula- 4" appearance to n beautiful her present surroundings, doesn't Mer tices charaes! you <6 (oanta (NY t points distant Nttle Lillian n” the name by | TT being ‘nette Leghorn store charg : as Migs 1 is not which she ts known at the Children’s) institution and esd more a dozen or goes ba om. trade taking n Society, No, 297 Fourth Avenue, cor-|of Mrs. Marie Parsons, one of the Barnard Girl, on Trial, Tells of Ap- rice of ten days ago. He did it with) paying for it, was becau it has the | durin: sun : 7 Ay bs x vp ner of Twenty-third Street. But the! officers t . H Wis little typewriter, On last Satur-| nice distinction of being, to all prac-|untess the is to face next ——_ dassobaiei cee pointment on Comittee to =a to the housewives with| Ucal purposes, the diyect, distribution | inte rious and an irrep- Opbote Gonenatl ay he ran to aaa i eter and | ebresentative: Ur Statt F f the close corporate relation between ppose Conscription. all the ardor of a cub reporter and) Markets Deparuin do | bituminous! rail. transportation and volte Hat of the thre fold her the fanclest the, fancy | this Commtasioner he | per cent. under, production.” Bituminous mines, how- Un windanie: ah 1 he the Leghorns were not bringin cent | Evening World has rossible maxtuuin, principally ever, are compelled by the car short- ’ ’ t cha yuh ee than 38 ce an a hiotet far As publishing because of coal car shortage re. , age to operate only part time Government with entering into a con sale, and to prove it, cub that he ned port decla wracite ny eh ¢ eae ing fa ora in C spiracy to dissuade men f regis fet be Gehed up $1.08 out of LEADS IN PRICE BOOSTING ON| Bren iv) Be SR eT TMA THIBR, Dalia Patan fe vm N tering for Selective Draft was re healthy pocketl and bough VERY POOR EXCUSE and Newport News sumed Defore Judye Mayer in t dozen “finest Leghorns” from Jelitt: then. Awiao nan douan wholes [ite Federal! Court this afternoon, Blea Wright & ¢ You remem! Mrs. ! shi ed out c 8 on mr exohanmes | ire yee thwest Wilson Parker, the Barnard girt a r ‘ y last rather than carry A seal with its huge headline and its nicely a Bis gna es | Francie Phillips, w first w bordered “box” on price 1 ore ' Le Maines 1 mine were ness called member how Frank A, Wr oid wal pRte ons of a pri. | paid bis fu ' a with The young woman { re Dg. iubuicntans It the pre ae @ Mate Food and | ance, unkeep and ail the tumnal te Poial Contribution ere | Re aaiten : ie ae any dealer, meaning y eper de merehant’ uniforn net profit per ton, w 1 pected to Exceed $50,000,- ne Was one nmittee ap on the side street, is pay 4 cent i s if he we egard to quality, the coal thus pro- i abaon nthtea bane “ ikinas more 5 cents a bring nd parcel of said tirm. duce at widely varying o00—Outside Aid Grows. Ith FAMED Sistine ; him here, We'll give him wants | {| firm and make it an except nt at an averay meomeed | Mise Parker sho 0 nervous for 30 2 dozen, Wh © r=) among equally reputable. establish Bricé, duality con re ‘ neRtatcs . jess as whe described the meetings at . ‘i : : which the draft was discuss He tailers ought 0 harging @) mer should get credit tor pe enth ral aia he Caliaaet ens ani gan RE i rifeaae nen aur : ‘ ‘ (any omething | suming pul and nd nother & ear her during her te penny more thay 40 cents | Tan tha aiid Ra dis the ¢ of Commerce to-day of | mony for '¢ | » to fix a uniform price t th ams, twenty composed of We s samé } t of w it “Red ¢ da n . n New York City hich} | be ahd " had already netted | t J consumption, and the result would he und other prod) 1 | | has t fs Ola gradual, eve in the oute to the 5. 1 aptaina of > Enis FARCE) domostic grades ns of sf u I. Morgan, Dante MOST ALL GIRLS ) ga ies Re tse ktae there lee ae would. be Y. Wrank ays ew “ oO W here if no W e res Wve ; should’ nat ‘ nes A, Burden AND BOYS LIKE i used consun Vand, least one ation both of the mine M Mrs, HB. H POST TOASTIES J | 20500! 57 nicmer Se and tis teereren ema mK vane N's ide Ru 8 all wrong | pa- | employees and officials, jr Wilso} nd THE BEST IN 1 entirely’ contrary to what both |{ 5,000,000 cases of; wer they could be 2 ors CORN FLAKES | in this clty, far paired to private operation,” cou- | sew SHRIFIMMSDLR EN EY nd ‘Tuesday in n eggs he community, | cludes the report t t 1 4 from all wa ine receipts of | mping the prices until —_——s ‘ : ‘ : |thexe exes have not diminished nor | them out of reach of the WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY ‘ un incheeked t hanta have raised $15,967,000 in two LAWYER'S ARM CUT OFF BY A SUBWAY EXPRESS Lyman C, Butler Believed to Have Fainted and Fallen | Train Lyman ¢ ¢ ow n Allen Butler of the law firn of Butler, Brow Wyckoft & Campbell, of No, 64 Wall Street, feil from the platform of the Grand Cen tral subway station this morning, an 1 southbound express train. p vert nt arin Burley was being taker vue Hospital, when his fat had seen the accident, overtook ambulance and directed that his son be taken to the New York Hospital “My son has been suble the father sald, "We we BELL-ANS Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package provesit. 25cat all druggists. CAMPBELL'S ARSENIC COMPLEXION WAFERS the fighting has been revived) VIG AT NEWPORT AMENACE TO NAVY, PROTESTS DANIELS WASHINGTON, June 20.—Charges jthat naval recruits at the Newport, R. 1, training station are exposed to jopen gambling houses! immoral re- sorta and illegal sales of liquor were made by Secretary Daniels to-day in Jannouncing that he had app Gov, Heeckman. “LT have just sent to the of Rhode Island a list of so most notorious houses in sald Becretary Daniels to-day, ali~ ing his attention to the extent of | Mlegal sale of lHquor to sailors and | Naval Reserve recruits and informing him that the Department ts ssady to furnish him with further specific evi- dence, | “At Newport Governor je of the and other places are |wathered several thousand of the, finest youth of the land. tam charged with the duty of training these young men for service in the navy, "There lies upon us the duly of leaving noth- ing undone to protect these young men from that contamination of thelr bodies which will not only impair their military efficiency, but blast their lives for the future. 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