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THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE-MA RCH 19, 1022 DO COURSE IN RADIO FOR BEGINNERS High Low llir8 UirlT rnillTA 1 tin 85 ale 4c Ariz 60j 60 60'i 60 jrKlllIN IB Si 10 Csluat Hecla. 2fc6 2S4 266 284 jlllWllW 11117 WARREN BROS. STOCKS MVANfiF IN RflSTflN 6460 Canon Min 14H IGVi 16 130 Copper Rang. 46 VEGETABLES 44H 46 46)4 7 7 8 11 MM 12X 12i C3 63 tf 64 125 Vi 105 East Butt 11 75 Kastern Mfg Co IS 175 Eutcrn S3 64 284 i 1 Iilu. .171 16Si Tomatoes Slump Because of Large Receipts 1 10 VOLT! I Dmicr cuaaiM 1 Greenfield Tap Gains 100 Gardner Motors 14 )i 1 i 14)i 14 I General Elec 156 156 56 166)i 10 GranbyCona'd.

29H 29'4 29)4 175 Gray 4k 18) 18 18 17 1235 Greenfield T4.D 26 26 25Ji 24K 647 Hood Hub ctfa 62 49)4 62 47 1275 ttH 88 8H 32 Someth'ng like 50 cara of Southern to few exceptions. mado Value further progress in the week-end session 2 the Boston Stock Exchange. The 212 Isl'd Cre-k 10 109H 109H of dividends on the preferred mmimmmimHimmmummmmm BbUBHsHMMhsflns mmmmmmmmmmmimmmmMJM Warren Brothers resulted In rise UM common shares to net (rain of more than three t.iol, Alttini.r.1. 0 matoes were received during the past week, an unusual number for this time of the year. The quality of receipts was excellent, being Arm and well shaped, but lacking somewhat in color.

Prices I for this vegetable naturally weakened, reaching the lowest level established i during the past five yeara. That the: market did not reach a still lower level was due to the fact the retail trade bought freely, taking about three times r. 1 1 4 I 1 I IKil I I I I i I tSl first preferred crossed 36 for a new mark also. yielded fractionally THE NEW WORLD OF RADIO CHARGING A STORAGE RATTER FROM 110 VOLT DIRECT CURRENT SUPPLY article la not used as a variometer. The stator and rotor windings are separate as in variocoupler.

and the tickler coll Is really the rotor winding. It consists of 48 turns of No. 26 covered wire. Q. 110.

J. J. Cambridge-Diagram and data on circuit you mentlor will appear next Sunday on this page. Q. lit, G.

A. Somerville: (a) Can I use a loop antenna like the Elite- lose I nt rbiay Sial price of It. The second preferred junked live full points to 41, also going new hi)' territory. ale nf th(1 company percent tends were made at 101 an advance of iflrc than three points. The annual Meeting is srheduled for next Tuesday, It which the report will be presented.

the report Is expected to show the com- tiuic than they oruiuaruy nau Ltie tomatoes been better colored. The market for repacked tomatoes held steady in the face ot declining values for Since the wonderful possibilities I 'TJ'a8 by Frederick A. Taylor, violinist; JItn Agnes of the radio telephone as a means of Newey Leigbtoa, sopraiw: -The Kye." per- LESSON 4 In this column iast Surday the construction and action of the lead-plate acid storage battery. was described. To- J1M iiRietie iiim r.

A. ffKwni executive secretary, Junior department, American Red CroKs. KDNKSDAY. MAUCH 22 "Marketing for the Home," by Mis D. H.

those in original orate. Repacked stock entertainment and instruction In the it) haad-soried ior color, size and tirm- The shrinkage sustained in pick- home have been Introduced to the SMffJJii'S'rJSr .22 layman, there has come into exist- Hi one described in your column Feb -6, day's lessen treats of the operation, care In a splendid financial condition. mX Rubber era another prominent In the day's activities, adding 4 f.d -tablinhlna; the highest ptarhrtl since ItH listing. The any's percent bonds were moder-active and unproved a small frao-Intcrnatlonai Cement continued in 1 1 iralnlnn r.A frm. sutiioent to onset the difference between ence a wireless community extending "nuwtii prices quoted on repiicvs and on toma- over a great portion of the Eastern string Quartet Miss Josepbins burreii Hud with a crystal detector to get WGI? (b) What other coils or condensers will I need? (c) Will a ground be necessary? and methods of charging such a battery.

The lead sulphate which accumulates on the plates of a battery during dis- charge is insoluble in sulphuric acid and i a nnnrnnrhirtnr of electricity. It Is MIm Jele vtolbis; mIsm Anna Gol at' i tlon den, viola; Miss Mildred Ridley, 'cello. THURSDAY. MARCH 23 Bedtime story for tlie little folks. "Tlie Pil Keceipts tor the week included a car half of the United States, which eag-iot of Cuban tomatoes, the first consign- of that size to arrive in three erly awaits every evening the rad.o The lot originally was intended program.

-Answer 'at doubt whether you would hear WGI at all using the loop in imperative, therefore, in charging the grim's Gift," by Miss Eunice L. Runilull; new battery, to reconvert all of this sub ior Canada. Details are lacking, out it These broadcasting stations throw oM-fashioned by Miss Hllsabstii Btrst- is believed the tomatoes were unloaded what might be called a radio blanket FRIDAY. MARCH 24 boai a nouinerii aue to engine troub: lteloadtd into the car uiey were rushed Aur.u. natCuxiiS ljoston, because of the length of time the consignment was in transit, it was decided to sell the tomatoes at once.

7o Inl'd Creek pr 84 94 4-j 1440 inland Oil. li 1)4 160 Connor 22)4 22 22 22 730 Lake Copper. 8)4 3 3 860 6V4 6)4 6 6 220 Maw Con 2H' 2 2 Mass Gas 72 72 72 72)i 30 Muss Gas 66 66 66 66 50 Msj flower-O C. 6 64 6 4 14 Mer Linotype. .148 148 148 25 MexlnvCo 22 2 22 22 96 Mias RivPow.

20 20 20 20 10 MisaHPowpr. 78 78 78 79 174Mohawk 60H 69 60 60 120 Nat 10 10 10 10 84 Tel Tel 117 116 116 116 26 Nevada Cona'd. 16 16 15 15 250 New Cornelia. 18 17 18 18 25 New Oil 3 3 3 3 692 North 12 13 13 13 250 17 17 17 17 10 Old Dominion. 25 26 26 25 160 Osceola 35 84 36' 34 370 Pond Crk Coal 18 17 17 18 32 Quincy 47 46 47 46 I 60 Kay Cona'd 15 16 15 5 Keece Button 13 13 13 20 Seneca 13 13 13 14 100 Shannon 1 90c 1 80c 60 St Mary's Land 47 47 47 48 38 Swift Co 105 106 106)4 '06 10 Swift internat'l.

22 22 22 21 5 Torrington 63 63 68 63 1500 Trinity 2 2 2 2 600 Tuolumne 60o 60c 60c 20 United Pruit 140 140 140 111 131 United Sh Ma. 40 39 40 39-j 35 38 37 37 167 US Sm pr 45 44 44' 44 100 Utah-Apex 3 3 3 3 85IUtahCon 2 2 2 2 437 Ventura Oil 23 22. 23 22 10 Victoria 2 2 I 908 Waldorf 31 30' 30 30 100 Waltham Watch 8 8 8 8 35 9 9 9 10 2075 Warren Bros. 29 27 29 26 160 Warren 1st pr 36 30 3b 33 120 Warren 2d pr. 41 39 41 115 West End 50 60 60)4 50 41 West End 9 59 9 59 65 Will Baumcr 18 18 18 17 200 Winona 35c 35c 35c 35c 14 Wolverine 12 11 12 12 of entertainment, amusement ana in-; Amateur niniit.

"Side Lights tn Radio Com- i nmnicatiou." by Prof F. S. Liellenbansb Jr. struction over a vast area, in wnlcn MaesaclnnwtUi Instltnte of TechnolosTi code are located hundreds of thousands of; 'nstrJCtion: nnounceuifnt ot on There was considerable huying of (jrcenfieid Tap, which was better than a point over Friday's clese. Scant offer-Tjlt of Amoskeag produced no price ehuiRe.

American Woolen preferred the best i.ari of a point In a few gTjM AtMM Tack advance, a point farther. The remainder of the Industrial'', with one or two minor exceptions were fractionally stronger. Wand Creek Coal was les active, but fetid generally tirm. Realizing depressed Pond Creek a large fraction. The cop-sm ruh higher.

Osceola gained more San a poWt. The other chanpes held i6 fractions. American Telephone was In moderate SamHti.l for a large fractional gain. The werc quiet and lutle changer), Kie- SATURDAY, MARCH 25 Classical selections by Miss Lillian D. Clark harpist they proved fully as good as anyinniK in Florida and sold by the load receiving sets.

as fast as hauled from, the freight yard. Tjlia rafi0 community is large and ihlTlchJ u.e an immense number of people hear conjunction with a crystal detector. The circuit to which you refer showed the loop as used with a vacuum tube detector, with which you would be able to hear WGI for a distance of one mile or so. (b) The circuit published in this column Fob 3 showed all of the apparatus necessary for use with the vacuum tube detector. fc) Referring to the diagram, you will note that no ground connection is necessary when using the loop.

Q. 112, L. L. Norfolk Downs. Mass Descriptions of how to construct receiving sets will he published frequently in this department.

Addresses of publishers of radio literature will be mailed in ordinal crates. t.h wireless every nteht. The mini-1 III iIL IrVIl AUVU L'UV LUC Ill I Ill'il A- ni I'IIlI other outsanding feature of tne local ber of receiving sets in operation in I vegetable inaiKit. The last mice oi this community is growing swiftly. rinvs ujitnessttd decided slump in near the end of the negative terminal.

Tie a knot In this wire to distinguish It from the positive lead, The lamp bank is made up of a number of porcelain lamp sockets mounted on sj board and connected as Indicated the diagram. The number of lamp required is determined by the norma. chargiiiR rate of the buttery, which, la this case, we will assume to be five amperes. One 16-oandle -power lame havmg a carbon filament will pass one-half ampere at 110 volts, from Lesson we know that the more lamp MMWd in parallel the circuit fireater will be the currc through t. We warn 5 amperes to flow, and a one lamp passes ampere It will require 10 such lamps to pass 6 mZ oeres.

If an ammetr be Inserted i the circuit as indicated, it will register amperes, and If a removed from Its socket the current will of controlling the charging current a hattery charr of this kind le sivo and easily made. If the current In the house is alteram ing. a rectifier of the tungar or rectlgoa type will be necessary to change it tft direct, as alternating current will not charge a storage battery, but, on tl contrary, will ruin it. In charging a battery, make sure thai the positive lead of the charging; sourc is connected to the positive pole of th. battery; always remove the caps; alwaye keep the solution above tho plates lu each cell by adding distilled water; a ways add water, before putting the batty on charge; only adrl acid when the gravity reading cannot be brought up to normal by a thorough charge; jyid neve bring a lighted match, candle or cipj-rette near a battery when It is charging, as hydrogen Is liberated during tb process and presence of a flame mlata cause an explosion.

TO BIS CONTINUED. receipts of cabbage, and as the market gQ tnat tjje rutiio audience becomes elennerl up nrices strengthened. Unless shminen" are resumed moderate vol-1 larger with every program. in ttw. nxi few davs.

prices iated WSJ unchanged in moderate ac-fjvit v. West End was half a point higher. Edison recovered more than a point in brisk dealings Further profit Ukine in Eastern Steamship resulted in half a point recession. Massachusetts Eg sjrat fractionally easier. The king stocks were irregular in narrow range.

National Leather firmed sliglitly. but Llbby dropped hack a smal Ifraction in a large overturn rift was unchanged. Tn the oils, Ventura was In better demand for a small Improvement. Island Oil was busv, hut somewhat easier. BOSTON STOCK MARKET (POtSH r- Last sale II.im wild Ilu'b Low Mar 18 Mar 17 100 Adventure.

60c 60e 60c stance Into lead and acid. This may be accomplished by strictly observing the normal discharge rate of the battery as placed on It by the manufacturer. The discharge rate is always stated in amperes, and is usually marked on the battery. If not marked on the battery, this Information may be obtained froui the manufacturer or the distributor. It is important to know, as It serves as a sort of health gu.de to long life and satisfactory service for the battery.

If the normal discharge rate is five amperes it ndicates that a currtnt greater than five amperes should never be drawn lrom the batteryt and also that the" charging rate of the battery should not exceed five amperes. The reasons for observing the manufacturer's rating are as follows: Charging or discharging the battery at an excessive rate, or allowing it to remain in a discharged condition, fosters the growth of lead sulphate crystals on the plates. In time the accumulation of those crvstals sets up stresses, which tend to buckle the plates and crowd out their active material. Since the capacity of a storage battery-is dependent upon the surface of active material exposed to the action of the electrolyte, as this proceas (known as sulphatin) progresses, the capacity continues to decrease, necessitating charging of the battery at frequent intervals and finally resulting in its destruction. The capacity of a storage battery is rated in ampere-hours, thus: 6-volt 40-ampere-hours, 6-volt 60-ampere-hours, etc.

It means that a 40-ampere-hour battery is capable of delivering 1 ampere for 40 hours, 2 amperes for 20 hours. 4 amperes for 10 hours, etc, up to the normal discharge rate of the battery: and that if the sgm. battery is charged by a current of 1 ampere it will require 40 hours to fully charge it. 2 amperes 20 hours and 4 amperes 10 hours. The voltage of a fully charged 3-cell lead plate battery is 6.3 volts, but it is usually spoken of as a 6-volt battery.

This tvne of battery is used to lisht the Called His Audience by States The farmer, in hiB country home, may listen to entertainments given in a distant city as well as the cosmopolite in his plush chair in the auditorium. A short time ago Hiram Percy Maxim spoke to the radio amateurs of Indiana, Ohio. West Virginia, Maryland, District of Columbia, Delaware. Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New Y'ork. Khode Island, "Massachusetts, Vermont, Maine, New Hampshire, the Province of Quobec and to the ships off the Atlantic coast.

Actually, he made an address to the radio amateurs of that vast territory. Amateurs in all parts of that district heard him. It was the first time in the history of the world where a man actually called his audience by States, instead of by may be as Strang as they were weak davs or so ago, for stocks of old cabbage are well cleaned up. Green string beans are cheaper, not much because of a material increase in offerings as the poor quality of same. Encouraged by the recovery in prices a week ago, cucumber growers shipped more lreeiy, and as a result the maiaet is down where it was before, and barelj steady.

Spinach is easier, wholesale firms tinding it necessary to moderate values to move stock. in larger supplv, not always easy move and really OUOted at bargain prices, as vegetable prices go today. A freer movement of California, and a resumption of Florida shipments, forced native lettuce prices off somewhat. Massachusetts grown onions likewise are meeting competition from stock produced ontHfle the State, liberal supplies of Western being offered for less money. Then, too, Bermuda and Spanish onions ci.eu arc-taken In preference to Connecticut Valley and York State, because ot quality, size and price.

Peppers have been less plentiful. Offerings are quickly snapped up and the Q. 108, A. 50 Woodman st, Lynn, Mass In the third lesson in Radio Course you say that the terminal irr "storage" battery is plus when the pins terminal of the charging generator is connected to the terminal of the battery and the minus from minus of charging generator. Is it not the other way? Answer No.

it is not the other way. The plus terminal of the charging generator is always connected, as stated, to tnw plus terminal of the battery. Q. 100, E. Reading, Mass I am a radio "bug" and read with interest the radio column published by you in the Boston Sunday Globe.

I have made quite a few pieces of radio apparatus and tlnd that 1 am quite successful at it I wonder if you could tell me how to make the following piec3s of apparatus mentioned in the article on the regenerative receiver described in the Globe Sunday, March 5: (a) TeIl me how to wind coil L-l, size of tube. etc. (b) Tell me how to make variometer L-3. size wire, etc. (c) Tell me how to make tho tickler coll.

Answer (a) Coll L-l is made by winding 300 turns of No. 26 wire on a tube four inches in diameter and taking off 28 108 3Ji 10 AHouez 28 2HU 1 85 Amoskeag 10S 108 108 3 Amoskeag pr. 83 83 83 5 Am Sugar pr 98 98 1c. 98 r- Last sale Low Mchl8 Mchl7 88 88 Ex dividend. BONDS Amount sold High $1000 88H 2000 2000 Gas t'-js '29.

HH 8000 Hood Ru 7s. 96i 2S 121 1225, t21 7 bH Am woni eti pr. lt)f4 106 in6s 52 91 96 to you upon receipt of self-addressed stamped envelope. Q. 113, W.

A. Roslindale, Mass: a) I have all of the parts necessary to make receiving set, hook-up of which was shown in the Sunday Globe, March 5, with the exception of loading coil, variemeter, tickler and variable tuning condenser. Can you give me details of construction of these, parts? (b) I have some sheet aluminum .050 inch thick. How many fixed and moving plates are needed to get .0005 microfarad capacity? Answer ia) See answer to Q. 103.

(b) There are so many other things necessary to consider besides the thicU-ness and number of plates in determining the capacity of a condenser that this information would be of little value to you. I would advise you to purchase this part of the apparatus. RADIOGRAMS All who may be interested are Invited" to attend a meeting of the Universal Radio Association to be held at the home of the secretary, Aubrey Mc-Clellan, H6 Central av, Everett, Mass, at 8 March 21. What is said to be the most powerful radiophone broadcasting station to date has recently been placed in operation by the General Electric Company of Schenectady, Y. The antenna towers rise to a height of IS? feat above the roof of a five-story factory building 62 H' 52 91, 96i 106i 107 97.54 1000 IntPC'eSs-lOtiAj IO6M1 50 Lib 2d 4s 97.54 97.54 sU Am om Jii'i 181 175 Anaconda 62Js 52j 6Zii 100 Arradian Con 2i 25, 70 Ariz, na Corn.

9 9g 9Jg 215 Atlas Tack 20 20' 25 B0.1& .145 145 name. Mr Maxim, In effset, addressed a 52 143 city of at least people from broad 97.44 97.56 98.C4 ii' un'lcrthc weight of larger casting station W.IZ in New Jersey There are radio church services, radio receipts. Judging from the movement 700 Lib 41 vs '47. 67.44 1100 Lib4'4s'42 97.54 2H50 Lib 98.98 50 97.74 1000 Miss UP 5s. 894 9000 95 4000 Swift 5s.

92H 97.41 97.44 97.54 ,97.54 98.64 98.98 97.74 97.74 8Si 89 95 95 9216 92'S out of jobbing StOCM, UIB jawata i -n nulln hand mn. 97.54 89 95 Mi BosLlt 794' 793.4- 793 I 20 ttrufi Maine 19), 19 19 20 I 12 IstpcIB. 42H 42hj 42'j 42)a 10 .142 141 142 14 6 6 6 still above the ideas of tatlers, now- ever. The supply of turnips has shrunk certs, radio everything where the human READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS IN TODAY'S GLOBE and slightly more money Is asked tor voice or musical instruments can be them. Iveceipis oi puu.ura i nris hn reached eight equal taps.

The coil is bank vpt rue t. n. 'i iv. srnni DrouDTiiuaa 2500 Victory44s.l00.64 100.61 100.64 100.64 42000 W'nBT'jS 103 103 97 Total Sales Bonds 75,750, shares 23,624. demand lacks snap And prices are more where tha speeches and mu.sic go to the WOUnd in the buyers- lavor man iriey wtic a i am3lenoe instead of the audience going week airo to the music or address, as the case may Rnth Florida and California oranges BOSTON CURB MARKET continue high in price.

The supply is GLOBE WANTS GLOBE DISPLAY ADVTS READ THEM TODAY The following list of radiophone broad- small, to be sure, bur the demand is jmoM.p rrtt friiir mnrle its (b) Unless you have facilities to do accurate wood turning you will flnri if better to purchase the variometer L-3 It consists of 24 turns of No. 26 insulated wire in each half of the stator and is tapped at the center of the stator winding as shown in the diagram in paper of March 5. (c) The variometer mentioned In this and the antenna spa is 250 feet. This appearance on this market in quantity I casting stations will bo found valuable at prices that compare favorably with I identifving the source of origin of the other varieties, put retail dealers entertainments heard by sav the public will not buy oranges mny OI lne entertainments neara uy freelv at prices asked, which accounts those who have installed wireless tele- RECTIGON BATTE RY station operates on a wave length of filament of a vacuum tube detector and 360 meters and has been, heard as far South as Cuba. The call letters are WGT.

wp.i RADIO EQUIP! for the slump in the movement out of phone receiving apparatus: market. Grapefruit is relatively cheap. om. on. ATLANTIC SEABOARD STATES The demand is no more than normal Call letter W.TZ the 60-ampere-hour siae will furnish the necessary current for a period of two months if the tube is used one hour a day.

In Fig 1 is shewn a circuit for charging a storage battery from a 110-volt direct-current source, such as is available In som parts of Boston. repre- DAIRY MARKETS $8.2808.50, red kidneys spilt peas I ail'ida leas $7( Taj As was anticipated a week ago. the I Provisions Backs and short cuts, heavy local- butter market has advanced, i 2.s.7o. wedinnj lona euu gao.gs. WNO I W.IX I WDT t'iose Mans lliph Low Mar IS Mar 17 1800 Alpha 22 .21 .19 8200 Bagdad 25 .2 .24 280 Bay state Qsa .06 Boston Ely .07 .03 .67 .64 8900 Bo8 ft .41 .47 .48 1100 lies Oil .75 .74 .75 200 Colorado Min 14 11-16 l) Crvst.il I new I .57 54 .57 .57 lOODeablaft Min.

.07 .07 .7 8400 Kureka Oroes .23 .22 .28 .22 See HeeTa Divide .02 .02 WW 1 Imperial tns .08 .03 .03 125 lot .85 .85 J'i Vile Dev. 4 4 4 4 80S Manhattan I'n .04 .04 22(H) Mutual Div tr JH .38 .30 l(Hi New Rllla .153 .63 .62 5000 Nixon Nevada .11 .10 .10 .12 2t.O Pill S. .05 .05 .05 B2 Radio Co 3 3 3 20 Badlo Co pr. 2 2 1(J Seven Metals .05 .05 .05 .05 2000 States Tons .18 .18 .20 loo Texaua "6 .06 .06 2800 Three Metals .91 .85 .88 S8S Bo Verde Kxt 28H 28 28Va 28Vii loo Verde Central li 4 4 1000 Verde Mining .23 .23 .23 Total 38,332 shares. wc.i ciiiii.

oeau iiirK WQl? 1 Gutter is In shorter supply in the West pork jettc. fresh rib 24Q24ftc Station: Newark Jersey City New York ork New Haven Hartford Springfield Medford Ifillside. Washlnston Washington Washington Atlanta State Mass 0 FOR YOUR RADIO BATTERY tor and r-1 -ast. taking tne country I the charging genera nui as a wnoie, tnere is practically oniy WON Mia ir, In a 1 ked La'- 11 lOo. In i kets T-2 i tS term mats Inthe home these means of cord, such vVDW dition, the mak'e' is light at the pres- VX JVl terminals may be tapped by ii-r 'Jod Judges say indications I hab 0c: pressed rooked' meat 'pork an ordinary socket, plug and lui ULieiiKLii uimi Bi-wn mmmlim 1IU.C nn rAn.lAPaH as IS USea ior coiinecimti uf 1 butter begins to nnd its way on the leaf l.Wt.

pure lard 13sc. 18 KUKA I market in quantity, prooaoly not he- Live Putney i- owl- lb, Spring chlclt- AND SUPPLIES Complete Sets. $18, $25, and Upwards Separate parts and Accessories for building up sets. Tools and supplies for the radio and electrical mechanic. Cutter Wood Supply Co.

274 Friend Boston fore Mav. The CHtrree. of strength will I eos 31Gi.13' old roosters 20B22c. be governed somewhat by weather Dressed Poultry Eastern fowls, large S4Se conditions. If late snows should be I 35 medium 2ifcr.80e.

roasting chickens 351 experienced, the butter market may Western err paeked. bxixedjttrkeys, ola tric flatiron or toaster. The two wires of the cord should be separated, scraped clean of insulation and tested for polarity in the following manner: Fill a glass with water and add a pinch of salt; insert the terminals take sodden and harn arlvanee. roauug eoo-aervs. lare, medium i lnlt'i4 111 1 i i i On .11 PERSONAL MENTION W.

A. Thomas, former president of the Brier Hill ritcel Company, has been MIDDLE WEST STATKS Pittsburg Penn Pittsburg (jj, l'eun Indianapolis Ind Toledo Ohio Cincinnati Ohio Detroit Mich Chicago Ill Madison Wis Omaha Neb Minn eii noils iKlnn Kansas City Mo Lincoln Neb MOUNTAIN STATUS Denver (Reynolds Radio Colo Denver (Reynolds Radio) Colo rACII'10 STATES v-ai c-i t-66o in small 2ti'o'2sc; old roosters 23fi24-; Western heavy the i.ast week, yet the market trozen, roasting chickens. Iare 384t33 medi-toward the close moved up a notch or nm broilers 32ro38e; fowl," large 31 Of the Wire in tne water, tannis mic iu keep them from making contact with each other. Tiny bubbles will appea: Wln I.K wnz WMH WHL YW 1 1 A WOU ggAtl 9YY HZAF t'ZAP K1.V two ana closed strong. iioiesaiers nieiiiiim S'iaoi'.

small 2af2ric Moats Heef. sides 13Mlfi14 MmU now admit the market is not acting as they anticipated. It was prices would continue easy expeciea mw, mres wmiue; meuiurn sices y.vh ind that hlooa 10017c, fores cows h)H(nlSe; KERHiLL mmui RADIO EQUIPMENT ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 14 Brattle Street BOSTON Just a Step from Scallay Square eggs could be placed in storage at veai. iMsiern western 12tl3c; mutton HuaiOc, yearlings 18S22V: lambs. Surine 29Cc lower prices than prevailing today.

In however, the cost of oranges having little influenco on the market. Broadly speaking, the fruit market lacks snap, while the vegetal. le is active. Following are local jobbing prie6 on fruits and vegetables: Apples Baldwin No. 1, per bbl: Baldwin NO.

2, per UM; Baldwins. per bo; S'tiirks. T.50 tier bbl; Ben Davis. per bbl: sweet. $o''5 vtf bbl; Northern Spies, $4ttr8 per bbl; Rnsgpt.

f-Hl 7.50 tier bbl: boxed apples, per box. Artichokes California, 10.S0U11.2S per large box and per small box. Bananas Yellow varieties, 61t7c per lb; red varieties. 74i8e per Beans St rinir. Florida preen, $2(fr4 per ham per: wax JtfuT, per Laniper; lima $36 hamper.

Be-'ts Native. $1(31. 30 per bn; bunch beets, 12,60189, per crate. Berries Strawtiorrles. Florida.

In refrigerators or crates, best. 6068Bc per ituart: crau-'berrics. Cape varieties. SHAilr, jicr box of half barrel, per barrel. Pabbnse New caMiase, Southern, per er.ite.

$303.60 per bbl; Florida, $1.5001.75 per hamper. Carrots Native, fancy washed. tl.SOAS per ho; unwashed, $1.9001.50 per bu; Texas, $2.25 (Q2.7o liasket. Ca ilitlower California. f'r crate.

Celery California, $1.7312 dozen bunches. Cucumbers hothouse grown. No. 1, $0010 per box; medium and No. 2, $507 per box.

Hit Persian IPs. HHUlSe per lb; K'a, Ufa 12c per rb: Dromedary in nackagea, 3 packages to the unit. per ea-e. Boplsat, Kti Florida, choice. neH tr crate, best $3.50.

1 Ipi Fsncj pulled, 2-'3Sc per pressed. SIWSOc ner lb; bacged fruit. 18Ct2Sc per lb. Grapefruit Florida brtnds. SS.0OJH Ir box-Porto Itico bnnds.

$tii. per liox. Grapes- Malaga, per barrel. Green. Spinach, Texas, per basket; kale.

$1.2501,80 per bbl: beet greens, 1.50 per bu; dandelions, natlvo both -use. $2.25 bu. I.eue ie California. 3G0's, M.60OS per box oWs, nor box; '270's, per box. Lettuce, Ktc Lettuce, best grades, per box; California, 15.7608 per crate; Florida, $2.2503.50 basket; endive, native imported 45050c per lb mint, small, $1.7302 per dosea; cress.

box; parsley, Norfolk. per bu; Bermuda. per crate; escan.le. Northern, per basket, chicory, per basket; romaipe, per basket. Mushrooms In 3-lb baskets, fancy.

$1.75 or- Fall and Winter 25di28c Stone's Throw from North Station the West, however, they paid 2Sc for i. eggs in the country last Week. That XVCx W. price jIus the freight, cartage, shrink- 75 to 150 lbs. llorlSc; phis.

2425c: boars. ki.h u-rir. age and general overhead, makes th WOOL STATISTICS Following are the local receipts and shipments of wool for the week ending March IS, with comparisons, figures in pounds: RECEIPTS Domestic Foreign Total Week 2.556.400 6,497,900. 8.054.800 Prev week 4.723.700 S.S3S.80O 13.56j.5oo I ast year 539,416 13,029.900 14.16S.6l5 Year 34.600.900 5il. 133.300 84.

736. Jot) 192t 10,304. 263 76.580.890 86.884.088 1920 15,810.156 42.200.480 58.010.636 SHIPMENTS v.l local market look lower than it ought K.C to be. The New York market of late Kin has displayed re.aliveiy Chicago Markets CHICAOO, Marh 18 Today's highest. lowes' and closieg quotations were as follows: greater another KIM strength than the Boston, Radio Special Storage Batteries I I elected a director of the General lre-i proofing Company, succeeding R.

M. Thcll. The latter will continue as secretary and treasurer. Bradley W. Palmer, Frederick Ayer and C.

A. KiKlH were elected directors of the Carson Hill Gold Minintr Com-i pans at a meeting Friday. They buo-, cetd E. A. Clark, deceased, and W.

A. i Oai; and H. G. Smith, resigned. The board now consists of W.

J. Loring, Iprtsident: P. W. Batchelder, secretary i and treasurer, and the three new direc-i tors. Edward Doheny, president of the Mi xican Petroleum Corporation, left I New York 1'rklay on a trip to Inspect sonic of Ins properties in Mexico.

With Mr Doheny's party were Mrs Doheny, lOdwaid L. Uoheny Jr. H. G. Wylie.

J. M. Danziger, vice president of the Los Angeles oftice; Harold Walker and Pred I L. "Kellogg, counsel for the company, i The parlv plans to remain brielly In St 1 Leans, going directly from there to Mex- Ico. where the Tierra Blanca and other wells will be inspected.

1 49 KZY factor in the local situation. The cheese market is firm Loe Altos Pasadena is Anseles. Los Angeles. Ijok Anieles. Hollywood Oakland Oakland Sacramento San Francisco.

San Francisco. San Francisco. San Jose Stockton Stockton Sunnyvale Seattle rtner. Ixcal -Clusing KIlN Mcb 18 Mcb 17 Jobbing quotations on young America Calif Oallf Calif Calif Calif Calif Calif Calif Calif Calir Calif Calif Calif Calif Calif Calif Wash GOLF STATES Texas Texas Wheat: High May 1.3044 July 1.214 1.3W,-t KGB KW 1.214 7 Sept 1.13 1.13U 1.12U a .074 KQW KJQ swi; K.I.T NEW MODELS 4 Volt, 60 Amp. 6 Volt.

40 Arid. 12 OO 1.310.000 1.41S.OOD 2.85S.0O0 .32.822.050 Week Previous weak East year Year 1M21 1920 Low 1.3T 1.1m 1. lift MM .64" KFC .1174 .42 Somerville Dial Indicators List Price of "A-" Dial, $1.75 Sale Price of "Hurt" Dial, $1.00 fun Hordly lie Told From New Dials. tiet Them While They Last! Will fit "4" and 316" Instrument shafts. 10c Somerville Binding Posts, Now 8c Our retail store has complete te and standard parts.

We have for sale find can give expert advice on storage Mtteries mid battery chargers. SOMERVILLE 0 Volt, 60 Amp 6 Volt, 80 Amp. Cora 1 May July Sept Oats. Mav Sept Pork: May Eard: May .38" 14.00 16.00 18.00 WRR 5ZU were advanced a cent tne past week, and according to good authority, prices 1 other makes are likely to increase as much any day. Receipts have run little heavier of late, but stocks are far from excessive, local prices on butter, cheese and ens follow: fitjtter Faney Northern creamery, tubs 4D-; boxes 4444Cc, prints 444i45c; fancy Western creamery, tubs, good to choice SSGiCHh-, fair to Mod 8o.i37c.

Cheese New York twins, fancy 242Gc; fall-to good, Young America. 2520c. Kegs -Kancy henner-. 37'irSSc; choice Eastern. 3934c; fresh Western extras, 31(32c; prime tlrsts, tlrsts, 28SVc, Following are the local receipts of, butter, cheese and eggs for March 18, and for tlie week ending with that date, together with I Volt, 60 Amp .41 Vta 2O.00U 11.40 11 62 1 1.82 20 00n Buraeii i RECEIPTS OF STAPLES .11.4.1 i 11.15 ll.ir.a 11.85-37 11.00 11.00a COMMERCIAL NOTES The New Orleans Cotton Exchange will be closed Aprtl 14 and 15.

Easter holidays. Hirer reports the print cloth market le active during the past week than for some time. Sales ior the period are estimated at 70,000 pieces. A Youncstown. dispatch says Val Roston receipts of commodities for the week es41n( March 18: Wool, dmn, 9.881 Drsil sheep, car 1 Weekly Radio Programs STATION KDKA, PITTSBURO SUNDAY.

MARCH 10 10:45 A fterricffl of the Point Freeze Presbyterian Church, Point Breeie. Pitts-bur? Penn. 3 Radio at Station KDKA. con July 11.05 Sept 11.65 Ribs: May Juy Sept RADIO LABORATORY Telephone ongreas 7256 176-178 Washington Boston Volt, $3.00 with taps: no sizzling or frying In your ear. Fullr Chanted.

F. O. 11. Boston No burse for ('ratine Guaranteed for One Year Manufactured by Wool, fir. Lam, 10,80 11.00 I0.30a 10.40b 10.40u 10.50b rmtn.

dom. hales. o.lls 11. im, lrw I i oiim-i-iicut anil xors Cotton, for, halo. 84 Apples, bhls 1 caU i.vu vi nunc.

ier um-ai oag; esjern. SI.au Leather, tons 10. 25 VT' cratPS. 1 jwhtr. Butter, lbs Cheese, bxs Bggs.cs five-tie" 1 crates, X.s.od; four-tier crates, $9'o 10; Flour.

berries, crts 1 181 ducted by Rev Thomas F. Coakley, rector old 1 "omal 2.106 5.0Ut'i W. ft G. TUFTS Radiophone Installation Wheat, bu 81.27.1 Oranges. bx Saturday l'rev Saturday I.ast vear ley interests have purchased WOO tons of heavv melting steel scrap for delivery during the next three months at 116 "6 a tnn delivered.

Boston old material dcal- CASH MARKETS Corn No. 2 yellow, Oo.c; No. 3 yellow. 592: 50V; No. 4 yellow, 57 No.

5 yellow 57ic; No. 2 white. 61c; No. 3 white, 61c; No. 4 white, 59c.

Oats No. 2 white. 38i(94tUc; No. 3 white, No. 4 w'hite, 3435c.

''rl''8- onions. 124fl3 per bag 1, 000 lbs): Rermuda. $6.507 per crate leets" Patrick's Roman Catholic Church. v- Corn, bu 15" 7' Grapefruit, bx 7:80 Services of the Calvary Knls- I Week Data, bu Oranges riirida brands. JC.SOrtS ner box Oranges r'lorlda brands, JO.fiOrtfS per S36 Newbury Boston, ass.

1 ers report the markst ua gu.et, but Prev week copal unurcn, Mia ay av. eitisnurg, renn. Barley mi Dncnes.oa.wi California brands. per box. Porto Rico.

MS.ae, euu California brands, giyrfS.no per box. Porto 3U8 1,142 1,080 3.U45 5.40:) 30,538 24.830 176.1KI8 11S.447 1,002.248 703,612 11.6411,521 49,441.707 10, 949.080 3S.S62 .44.122 B. 1. st 2S3.03J. 248,200 Millieeo.

uMia ov HOffrt.OO tier 1kx; tangerines, one-half straps. 30 'Ui-aiMiles. crts -o frt.fKV07.rK) ior lx; tangerines, one-half st Ci iiineal. bbls 22tl i rapes, for, SBl' So oranges, per box. S'SJ parsnips Native, fancy washed, ji no: 'AySS bushI-.

Mnnasbed. per bushel. per nox: Mnp oranges, per 5.06 Per box: King oranges, last year Year 1021 102O firmer, All of the leading refiners of sugar i have Brain advancer! prices, tkis time Oleo, pkgs 2.422 rapes, dom, hkts. COTTON MARKET MONDAY', MARCH 20 8 P. "Keeping Fit Through Proper Exercise." by C.

S. Miller, director of Physical Education and Athletics. University of lieans. bu VJ4S canuts. Dags Potatoes, bu lei.

Pkes NEW YORK, March 18 Today's opening. AVOID GUESSWORK A set working on a hilltop will not work in a valley. A set In the middle of a block xhould be different from a set installed In a farmhouse. Know what you ought to have to get results before you buy. Let the experts guide you from their experience Write E.

R. KNOTT MACHINE CO. Boston 27, Mass. highest, lowest and last sales in the local cot 10 Points, making the net gain for the Hav. local cars 05 "offee.

bags Foilowiug are the butter and eggs I in local cold storage pla-jts as Of March 18, Peppers Southern, fancy, per crate; ton market folloiv: ciinicc. eaeifi. Popular entertainment by orches with Mar 18. '22 Mar 11. '22 Mar 10.

'21 Pineapples Central American brands, 16 to tra and baritone TFESDAT MARCH ween ennuis diJii r-Iist Sale-, American Company, the Revere Hijth T)w Mar 18 Mar 17 Sugar Hefining Company, tht. 18.12 18.16 is. 1 1 svlvania t-ugar CompAny. the National 18.10 17.02 18.01 17s Comoanv. and the Warner ripen .18 1 1 .17.0.1 Poultry, pkgs, .7,21 Sugar, bid 2.s.

Straw, cr 7 snar, Iwgs 68.7SS Live ioultry, cars. 12 ngar, bxs 410 Sw totitoes, bbls. 7lt Molasses, 040, 4M fresh beet, 264 ('ondsd milk. 4,000 DIVIDENDS DECLARED Date Stock of Butter, pkgs 39.3113 71.1B8 Merit Kega, cs 2,333 5 I jty In other markets: July Chicago Butter market steady: extra 39c August 18 count. S6.5Offi9.50 per crate.

potatoes Oreen Monntatn, $22.10 per bag; sweet potato's. New Jersey and Delaware, 4u to 45 lbs to the carrier, white $1.752. yellow, I ier carrier; Bermuda, new potatoes, 17 ler barrel. ivK 17 ti'il 1'-37 Suear Company are now ouotin fine irt JV M'fi icl- lim tl. granulated on a basis of 5.50c a pound.

lt, 87 16.08 lb So 16.01 16.8I. 0 mh pHnml ftntrar CnmiMnv onotes 1 8 "Our Native Birds." by T. Walter Weisman; weekly talk on dress. 8.30 'M1 Vocal and Instrumental solos and duets. WEDNESDAY.

MARCH 22 8 "Before Y'on Invest, Investigate." by A. Oillespie. Department of Public Safety, Pittsburg: messa-a from the National VESTA RADIO BATTERIES Especially designed for constant voltage) 40- 60 Amp. 0- 80 Amp. 20.00 80-100 Amp.

23.00 VESTA NEW ENGLAND BATTERY COMPANY 562 Commonwealth Ave. BACK BAY 9880 Itl.TJ 16.84 16.73 16.80 16.78 x. hiir Radishes Hothouse, per cozen bunches. 40'j? December January Dlv payable record extra tlrsts 333j38e, seconds 31ft(G3c, standards oS'jc. packing stis-k lX(17c; receipts 6718 pkgs, for tho correspond! nf day las-t year 7012 likgs.

Eirg market tirtu; Urst- 23o ordinary firsts lo; 21MiC. miscellanecua 22ti22'4e. dirtier 2uej'21c, 1 91 tioc. the market. I CABINETS For Radio Sets 144' qa Apr S2.50 a Apr 1 Mar 24 lioooaro ujuiuiu, luiuijus-, joiiioc Spot- closed ouiet and points hijiier; mid dliug uplands 18.46c, No Bales; stock, fe706i balsa.

1 oer 11 IV on May Apr Safety Conncit. becks receipts cs, last year $10 1111 Apr 1 Mar 1.1 Amateurs Asenble vour radio In a beautiful mahogany or oak GOLD AND SILVER MARKET Ear silver wa-s unchanged in London eQuasQ ammiu, seiecrea, fyajsc per in. Tomatoes South -rn. original packages. 180.

8:30 I ICntertainnient by the SlcKee.sport -t 0-4 Company Ala Power pr Cen Petrol pr Dminesne LIl-M pr. First Nat Hk (N ti Lanreetlde Pwr Phlliidiipiila Co Philadelphia Co pr. Sincer Mfg Yoengit'a 4 'iMihe li'c ou Apr IS Mar 31 qu Apr 15 NEW ORLEANS. March 18 Todar's ownius. 75c qu Apr 20 ou Apr 2:1 Jiaie cnorus t.u eouceri cropany.

Nw yorkBuiter market easy; extras (8 cabinet, and make a b-autiful addition Apr 1 -10s. 1. muc. 900,5.10 per Porelgn highest, lowest and last sales in the local cot, Saturday at WUt per ounce. I score) 30Vye40c, higher scoriog 40t4i41e.

Bret to your home. Many styles and aizea. iou maoaa loiiow. TIU K-SDAY. MARCH 23.

8 'M Talk by H0.1 Joseph Bnfflngton, ft" en II. 50 sa May 1 Apr 1 1 crate: re-packs, per crate. SI. 25 an Apr 1 Mar 15 Turnips Nat ive and Canadian yeilow. 140 50c uu Apr 1 Mar 20 lbs to the bag.

2.502.7o per bag; uative (88 to 1)1 score! 37'i3tic; receipts 8663 pkgs. fn the day Inst year 8720 nk-s i bar silver in New York advanced at PHONOGRAPH SUPPLY CO. -Last Mar 18 Mar 17 udge i.ircuir court or Appeal. for the week Sit.o55. last year 42.588, Onsesi 64Tic.

Mexican dollars were higher VAiiuSkt'n A or ou Anr 1 ir 20 white French. 2ttI3C per lb; purpU tons. 8:30 1 Vocal and iii.strument.al selec- COt'HT BOSTON' at Wm Wiiltnian Co pr. $1.75 qu Apr 1 Mar 20 per bu; white egg, $1.251.75 per tI' Qa Firpnieftng $1 uu Apr 1 Mar 1 bu. 16.91 16.86 16.04 16.24 IB 78 16.80 16.78 74 16.80 16.71 10.52 16 58 16.50 FRIDAY, MARCH 24 market firm; fresh specials 21c.

average fancy i March 20--O-2i receipts 2152 bxs. Inst year 9887, for May I the week 13,31.1. last year 22,462. Kgg market July 18.52 easier: re 'lar extra lirsts 26387c, re i October 16.10 HisBeBeHHBBH Fireprooting Pr. iVt nu Apr 1 Mar 1 16.18 10.18 16.W 16.04 16.04 16.

Oi 16.87 lira. fres i n.n-kcd eti-n, uecemuer lu.wi siHit closed Brm; m.ddling uolands 16.75c 27MiC. firsts 20V.i"27c; receipts cs, last year i.r'lhe week 213.611. last year; Sales. 231)0 bales; stock.

235,671 bales. i Consolidated Net port reeeints fir one day I vifecf fa YALE RADIO 8 "The Junior Civic Club and Its Aim." by Norman S. Stamui. 8:30 Vocal and instrumental selections. SATURDAY.

MARCH 25 3 Popular entertainment. 8 Talk by a prominent business man of Pittsburg-. Penn. 8:30 Versatile entertainment. SUNDAY.

MARCH 20 11 A Services of the Kmory Methodic 10,454 bales. Exports to tlreat Britain. 8038 to France. 3500; to the Continent. 2808: t.

203.. 187. Ht liOiiis Egg market steady; firsts 21c. BOSTON PRICES Japan and China. baits.

Stuvka tu Atlau- If, after 35,000 to 50,000 tlc ports, t.u-m.-i tmies. miles, the Marmon motor should Flour To ship from the mills, f. e. b. common rate polits.

in sacks; Spring COTTON CHANGES FOR WEEK need overhauling, our price is not in i intents suecial short Snrng patents. LpiBCopal uurcn. nttsonrg. renn. Serin-- first clears '5 25416 Change for High 1iw Mir is 3 ila iio Cbanol st station IKA.

con excess of $265, and you need leave your car hard Winter patents soft Winter ducted by Hev W. O. Yates of the Swissvale In. 12 17.70 ls.td -to natei.ts 7i 7.75: soft Winter straights 6 25i March BATTERIES 40 Ampere S16.00 60 Amper, 18.00 21.00 t.uiiv tr 25- 6TSkT2 -SfwG4 for Radio Service. Baturi unty Vale Start- GARBUTT CO.

.18.10 Presbyterian crnurcn. 7:30 Service- of the Calvary Episcopal Church. Shady av. Pittsburg. Penn.

with us not more than 4 days. Compare with other prices and longer non-use of car. 7: soft ater clear- rye flour. May (white patents Jane Corn Tran-it. No.

2 yellow 77fi78c; No. July 7fy77c. A 17. 17 3D 16.95 17 33 16.13 le.tHi IS. 1)1 2' 17.30 -4" 17.37 17 33 -12 16.80 4 33 EEsg -is! ..17.36 .17.51) .17 40 16 08 ..16.84 ..16,88 Stations KDKA and WUI broadcast all ra 4 Ji' i 1 iJU-il lain ui.

i December I dlophoiie entertainment 860 meters. a js regular 38 lbs. 5.T'a54.-: regu i lar 36 lbs. 52 regular 34 SlrS2e. January is.

in fcp 18.20 18. 2(1 Millfeed In tran-tt. pnng nran. pure tzi.i Mi ftr.il Winter t.ra' ales of spot cot tun for the Sveek, lta) bales STATION WGI, MEDFORD middling- mixed feed for the prtviuus wcwk, 40.SO0 bales. Columbus Boston "Ttien copied all they could falloic, But tf.ru couldn't eopy my mind, And I left 'em treating and stealing A year and a half behind." Kipling in 'Tho Mary Glostcr." MARMON GRAIN CHANGES FOR WEEK 830140; red dog 842.

gluten feed J39 80 gluten meal J51.80; heminy feel $28 25; r-fn-k feed $3: oat hulb. reero'iud 815.25: cotton Bieal 55: lin-eed mea 50. Cbani Wheat: Mar 18 for and Oatmeal twlted May l.SlhS $1.85. feeding 81.50. crueko.i com SI creani mgii t.aiHi 1,21 l.u 1.1314 1 EVERY NIGHT I Police reports for city of Boston at 8 m.

except on Tuesdays and TUaredays. when at 8:15 tu. The broadcaMS below tullow direct after the police reports, except the bed- i time stories, which are at 8 in. SUNDAY. MARCH 19 Radio church service.

Rev C. C. MacDonald. pastor cf the Union Congregation a 1 Church, i South Medford. will preach.

Mush by Apollo Quarter. WiUtsm Whlt'aker. Everett Glines. of maire J4; oatmeal, rolled 82.75. eut and Jul)' ground $3.02.

Sept 1I.it 1 tlmth. 20if3O. No. 2 timotbv torn: J2iWJ27. No.

3 S22j53 shipping hay May clover mixed poor and damaged 1.Vi July 17; straw, rye $34. oat wheat 20t -0au; To Witness Special Demonstration of the Radio Telephone 1 Monday, Mar. 20 This demonstration will be conducted by an expert whose knowledge and experience will be helpful to all those interested in the Radio Telephone. Lewis Electrical Supply Co. 121 FEDERAL STREET IV.

1 yieoremot tyne Gar Frank E. Wing MARMOX DISTRIBUTOR BINCS 190 MERRILL RIDEOUT BAD10 EQUIPMENT ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 14 BRATTLE STREET BOSTON 3 fU line of Electrical PPies and Household Accessories. 28te From Scollay Square JOBBING LOTS Low 12Sv 1.14 l.ue .58 I .87 .39 10.75 10.80 11.10 10.25 May White Suirar The American Snear Redninr uly Coniiuny uuotes 5.50c for refined sugar with Hi I .62 .67 .38 ELM 11.37 11.60 10.80 10.30 dwera MCArtuur and Lusenc Uampbeu. MONDAY. MAKCH 20 1249 Boy ton Boston tie usual ortveut in en .411 .421 ...11.70 ...11.92 Olprtma n.rinA Tul.le use 1 f.ncr ijira: May .1 uly Tel.

Back By 03.10 Business review of the week; classical aic nut margarine 22c: -oeking. bread aud jte cal selections. cak- 18c. nastr 17c. Sept Beans New York and Mich gao pea Ribs: TUESDAY.

MARCH 21 11.00 white California 2.I7.50. green peas day liedtlue awry for tlie UtUe folks. "IHe Bird $7.7.50. Oiied Uu lwuiv.Jo. yeUew eyes Juljr ........10,45.