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Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27
LocnI a~ecnrItiea.
Quotations furnished by Samuel Burns,
r., 614 New York Life building, Omaha:

Quotations furnished by Samuel Burns.
tr., Ga New York Life building, Omaha;
Bid. Asked.
City OF Omaha IS, sls........-.... 10lh l0lA
city Of Omaha as 1925. .............. 1854 l06S
Columbus. Neb., \. l.. IS, ls2........ san -
Cudahy Packing CO s...-.......s.-.. s9h 100
Detroit u. Ry. e. 8 per cent notes, 1911 s9h 100
Fris r. r.. col. { per cent notes, 1911. 100 IO0Is
Kansas City Home Tel. IS, ls23,.'..... 81 ~
Kansas City Sock Yards Sc. 1918. zee. 100 ll
Long Belf-Lumber Co. Sc, is22........ say l00k
Mas. Elee. Co. ~ per cent notes, 1913 sra IS
Neb. Tel. stock, s per cent. ............ ssh 100
North Platte Valley hTt. Co. 60, 1870. 80 100
Omaha Water Co. s.. Sl6...-....... 100 li
Omaha Water 90. Ia 1ete........... $50 8ik
omaha Water Co. ID pfd......""... ~ Is
Omaha Gas Be-. 1911, -...."s"....." 81
Omaha n. L. a P. b, le33......,.....,. Sh %
Omaha y. L. & P. pd 5 per eont...... Hh S2ls
omaha 81. Ry. D., 1914, ..-......... % 100
omaha q c. B. 81. Ry. Is. is1s....... 81 50
omaha & @. b. 81. Ry. pfd. 5 per cent S4i IS
Omaha a c. n. st. Ry. eom........... rs 70
Omaha & c. B.. Ry. 4 B.. pid..,.... "a IS
sioux City stock Ysrds pfd. { per cent sou slh
sssftio sEs. 1880 I0a lO4N
swift Estate c. ~ per cent notes. 1911 ssN l00it
Union s. Y. stock. So. Omaha, ex-dtv " IS
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27
SUNDAY.

Receipts and disposition Of live stock at
the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha, Neb.,
for the. t~wenty-four hours ending at 3
o'clock p. m. February 20, 1910.
RECEIPTS.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27

CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-CATTLE-Receipts
estimated at, LOO head, market steady
beeves, A.76aS.O0; Texas steers, N.5Od5.6 60
western steers, S.50d6.25; stockers and
feeders, 8.50a5.15; cows and heifcrs. $50
u6.l5; calves, SL25m9.9O.
HOGS-Recelpts. estimated at, 5000 head
market steady to weak; light, S920g9.55
mixed, $.25d9.62h; heavy. S9.3Ou9C5; rough,
@.3Od9.45; good to choice heavy, s.. 40n9.65
pigs. 8.40ag.S5; bulk Of sales, S.5OQ9G0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. esti-
mated at $500 head; market steady, native,
A.S5Q7.7J; western, $5.7on7S5; y~earlings,
SL10QS.60; lambs, native, S7.JOae.35; western,
81 65n0 35.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27
Wool Market.

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 26.-WOOL-Unchanged;
medium grades, cOmbinB and clothing. 2An
2c; light fine, 22dz7c; heavy fine, Bd2ic;
tub washed. 25dS7c. y
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27
DuIutb CroIn M,rle,

DULUTH, Feb. "a WHEAT May.
Sl142s; July, N.14%; No. l northern, $l.l5ls
No. 2 northern, S.13lk.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27
Knnsan City Grain and Provialonn.

KANSAS CITY. Feb. 26.-WHEAT-Cash,
unchanged TO lie lower; No. 2 hard. $1,000
La; No. 5. A.OfGL11; No. 2 red, $1,000
lbs; No. g. I.17Ql.23; May closed, S1OSM.
July closed. SlO2A.
CORN-Unchanged; No. . mixed, 6i@
GnAc: No. 3, 59d59mc; No. 2 white, &c; No.
GfNc.
oATS-Unchanged to lie lower; No. 2 white,
l6G4Sc; No. 2 mixed. 43q45c.
RYE-73c.
HAY-Unchanged; choice timothy, Si4O0
Ql4.50: choice prairie. Sii25a11.50; choice
alfalfa. SfI.O00ls.O0.
BUTTER-UnchanEed; extras.
9sc; firsts. nc; seconds, &c; packing stock,
NAc.
EGGs-5o higher; current receipts. SOS
a case.
Receipts. Shipments
wheat, bu......ss-..s'.'..sssllo,vVr 20 OV
Corn, bu...'......--..'''s''. o1N0 @OOV
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27

The percentage of actual reserve OF the
house banks today was 26.69.
The statement of banks and trust com
panies Of greater New York reporting Ia
the clearing house shows:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27
WEATHER IN THE GRAIN BELT
For Sunday, Fair in Nebraska After
n Colder Night.

OMAHA, Feb. rs, 1910.
The area of hlgh pressure everything the
eastern portion OF the country is moving
slowly off the Atlantic coast. The de-
preston noted in the preceding report as
central over the Rocky mountain region
now overlies the central portion, extending
in trough shape from Lake Superior south
west over the valleys to Texas. Light
SHOWS the depression over the
upper lake region and upper Mississippi
valley. and rains are falling in tho middle
Mississippi valley. IN area OF high pres
sure, accompanied by decidedly colder
weather, is moving in over the mountains
from the Pacific coast, and this high will
follow the low over the centra valleys
within the next twenty-four hours, and
the weather will be colder In this vicinity
tonight and will continue cold during Sun
day, with partly cloudy tonight and Sun
day.
Following is the temperature and precipi-
tation compared with the three preceding
years:
1910. 1903. 1908. 1907.
Minimum temperature =. "a SO IA %
Precipitation .............. 90 90 90 90
Normal temperature for today, q degrees.
Excess in precipitation since March l.
4.72 inches.
Deficiency corresponding period in 1909.
4.72 inches.
Deficiency corresponding period in 1908,
6. 80 inches. L. A. WELSH,
Local .EOrnCa sfar
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27
WIZ OFFER %INVEsTORs;


s, 10 or 70 U. s. Wireless 7 per cent pfd., transit rs 20
25 United Wireless pfd. transferable ...........2 "a 20
10 to 100 Casein Co. 5 per cent pfd. .,....,,,...9 $500
5 to 80 Pay-As-You-Enter Car Co., nets 3 per
cent '..'.'''''''.' 80 ':''.'' $500, To- 'os'VO
$3.50 First Mtg. 6 per cent bonds Amer. Devel.
Co ...ss....ss.srss s.ss''s s.sssss.ssssss nat.
500 6 per cent bond Big 5 Tun. Co. .....,..9O flat.
% sanitol Chem. Lab Co. '''''''''''''''.'... 70
80 Fox Typewriter pfd. o...,.... 5000
100 Auto Press pfd.
900 Collins Wireless Tel. lis
100 TO 1000 Shoshone Quicksilver .................I0O
5000 Arizona Central Copper ....s............ 30
900 Bull Frog Pioneer Consol ............. %
1000 Luck Calumet, Ida. ....,.............. .O7h
1 10 5000 HOnsst John NJ. e. 7. .............. lis
VIZ WISH TO BUY
1000 Wasatch-Utah, 1900 El Favor.
rs Amer. Marconi. 2O0O Missouia Cop.
IS ego. n. Y. Airline, 1000 Highland G.
10 Am. Drug. Synd. 5000 Tacoma, Wash.
40 Uni. Wirel. pfd. 5000 Santa Rita COP.
20 Uni. Cigar Stores, poo Casa Diabio.
1000 King Sol. T. a. ID. 1000 az. Cariboo @.
1000 kanE Coop. 800 Big 8 Tun.
WESTERLY STOCK AND BOND CO.
i5 La Sale ST., Chicago, n.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27
Bank CIeartnEa,

OMAHA, Feb. 2S.-Bank bearings for
today were 1896, 4O1s7 and for the corre-
spending date last year 1896, 1911 70.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11
IRISH SKETCH IS
BELL THFATER hit
Skit Called "Trial Marriage"
Proves Success With Fast
Comedy Lines

OAKLAND, April 10.-Allen Doone
and Edna Keeley, with their charming
Irish playlet, Sweet County Kerry"
are the headliners at the Bell theater
this week. Miss Keeley is attractive
in her part of the colleen. and Doone's
songs. to the accompaniment of the
old Irish pipes, win the audience
A bit of real comedy is offered by
Keane and Briscoe in their sketch, "a
Trial Marriage" The title denotes the
plot of the playlet. Miss Olive Bris-
coe makes the most of the opportuni-
ties which the author has given her.
The Balton troupe of acrobats, all
women, have an aerial turn which is
unusual. Miss Georgia Nelson, late
star of the Havana" company, lends
harmony to the bill with her song
hits.
Still another musical act is Harry
Bachelor as THE Musical Rube." Louis
Guertin executes many field events in
the limited stage space, among the
feats being jumping and hurdling.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11
FIVE TOWNS WILL
CHOOSE OFFICIALS
San Leandr0, Hayward, Pleas
anton, LivermOre and Emery
vile to Hold Elections

OAKLAND, April 10.-Municipal cleo
tions will be held tomorrow in the
incorporated towns of Emeryville, San
Leandro, Hayward, PleaSanton and
Livermore. With the exception of San
Leandro the elections are exciting lit
tie interest and in many cases there
is only one candidate for each Office.
In San Leandro there are two or
three candidates for each municipal Of
fee, and during the last 10 days an
exciting campaign has been waged. A.
E. Pelton, M. ]. Andrade and DR..
Charles l.. Coleman are candidates for
the four year term on the board of
trustees, left vacant by the expiration
of the terms of B. e. Eber and NJ. San
tana. while DIR. f. c. Stoakes, incum-
bent, and Fred Schmidt are rivals for
the short term of two years. Mayor
j. J. Gill and Trustee l.. j. Toffelmier
remain in office
J. w. Harbert, incumbent, r. ]. Rowan
and w. E. Oakes are the city
Locke, Henry Abernathy and J. j. San
tos want to be treasurer. Charles
Blankenshipl is opposing M. Geisen-
hofer, incumbent, for the Office of city
marshal.
In Hayward James S. French, Ar
thur Manter and Frank Hofling are
candidates to succeed Victor Legrave
tees. Mayor Charles w Heyer and
Trustees Martin Welsh and S. Simons
remain in office. Town Clerk Clyde
NJ. Reese, Treasurer Edward Haas
and Marshal Charles Schilling succeed
themselves.
There is not a single contest for an
office in Livermore. F. A. Schrader, in
cumbent, f. c. Larsen and P. M O'Don-
nell are candidates to fill three vacan-
cies on the board of trustees caused
by the expiration of the terms of T.
E. Knox, c. E. Beck and Schrader.
Trustees f. Mathiesen and J. d. Ryan
remain in office. City Clerk A. l..
Henry, Treasurer w. H. Taylor and
City Marshal c. p. Lefever will sue
ceed themselves.
The two offices to be voted for in
Pleasanton. town clerk and town mar
shall, are to be contested. ]. H. Neal,
incumbent, is opposed by L. c. Walter
for the former position, while Frank
q. Nevis, incumbent, and E. E. Head
are candidates for the latter.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11
LABOR COUNCIL GIVES
FIRST ANNUAL DANCE
Hundreds Attend at Beautifully
Decorated Hall

OAKLAND, April 10.-The grand ball
given at Germania hall last night by
the Alameda county central labor coun-
ell proved to be one of the biggest af-
fairs of the post Lenten season. 1t was
the first dance of its kind ever given
by the council, and from now on the
annual event will be looked upon as
one of much Importance among the
noteworthy socials of the year.
The decorations and electrical dis
plays were arranged under the per-
sonal direction of Arthur w Fisk.
president of the union.
Harry B. Andrews of the tailors'
union acted as floor manager assisted
by c. C. Olsen and William A. Spooner
of the council Toward the close of
the evening the guests were banqueted
in elaborate fashion, speeches We're
made by prominent members and mu-
steal program rendered.
The committee in charge comprised
the following:
Ed Barthold, C. j. Corran. H. De-
rolph, Frank Duarte. A. w. Fisk, F. c.
Joslyn, G.. V. Mannin, w. NJ. McDuff and
d. p. Sullivan.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11
RELIGIOUS WORKERS
PLAN CONVENTION
Sunday School Association Viii
Hold Reunion in the First
Presbyterian Church

OAKLAND. April 10.-The California
Sunday school association will hold it's
annual convention in Oakland April 10,
20 and p, at the First Presbyterian
church.
Bishop W. NJ. Bell of Berkeley presi-
dent of the association, announces that
each county is to send from 10 to so
delegates. Many others will answer
the invitation extended to all workers
Among the principal speakers will
be Rev. Levi Gregory, pastor of the
Friends church of Oakland and presi-
Gent Of the Sunday school association
of Alameda county, who will report on
the work carried on in the east bay
cities. According to the records of the
state association. Alameda county leads
in Sunday school maintenance and ef-
fective results.
ADDRESS ON CHURCH MUSIC
The first session of the convention
opens Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 O'clock
with an address on appropriate Music
for Churches and Conventions" by
Prof B. P. Tout of Pasadena, this to be
followed by talks from Rev F. w.
Dean of San Francisco, ]. J. Ford,
treasurer of the San Joaquin county
association, and Bishop Bell
The evening meeting will be COM
menced at 8 o'clock with an address of
welcome by Mayor Frank X Mott. fol-
lowing which Rev. Levi Gregory will
speak on the work of the county asso-
citation. Rev. Charles R. Brown, pastor
of the Oakland First Congregational
church, viii then speak in behalf of the
local churches, and the first session
will close with a response by Bishop
Bell. Selected musical numbers will be
interspersed.
HOME AND TEMPERANCE WORK
Wednesday morning at o'clock the
work in the home department and tenn
perance field viii be taken up by Miss
Irma G. Allen Of San Francisco and DIR.
A c. Bane of the same city. Dr. G. A.
Bangs, state vice president, will pre-
side at the afternoon session, when the
bible class question will be the chief
topic. Wednesday night will be de-
voted to mems meeting. with Rev. DR.
r. ?. Shepherd OF Pomona listed to lee
ture on THE New Man"
Thursday morning will be devoted to
executive reports and the afternoon
meeting to the training of the Sunday
school teacher. At o'clock the dele
gates are to be given a banquet
The closing session will begin at 7:3O
o'clock with a song service, after
which the meeting will be thrown open
and those assembled will be given one
minute each in which to speak on
What Have ] Got and What Am 1 Co
ing to Do?"
ATHLETES GIVEN RECEPTION . IoJ,5ss.g,sss-
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11
SERVICES HELD
IN new CHURCH
St. Augustine's Catholic Edifice
at Berkeley Thronged by
WOrshipers

BERKELEY. April 1O.-More than
900 persons attended the first service
In the new st. Augustine's Catholic
church, at the corner of Alcatraz ave-
nue. and Dana street, which was opened
TO the public for the first time this
morning, although not yet formally
dedicated. BY special permission the
congregation will be enabled to hold
services in the new building. which will
not be dedicated until the return of
Archblshop Rfordan from Europe.
Under the direction of Rev. Father
Mack1nnon, pastor of the new church.
a solemn high mass was celebrated
this morning. Announcement was made
that the regular church services would
be held in future.
The edifice is built in the Gothic
style of architecture, with an elabo-
rate altar of white marble. The inte-
rlor is finished in dark oak, and a high
peaked ceiling, supported by pillars.
ana colored windows, set high on the
walls, give the effect of the old Euro
pean cathedrals. The big organ of the
new church, and the choir loft. are
hidden from the view of the congre-
cation, the sound flowing into the main
auditorium through stained glass win
dows near the ceiling. Hundreds of
candles were burned this morning in
honor of the churchs opening, and
special music for the occasion was
sung by the choir.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11
ADOPT PLANS FOR
HAYWARD SCHOOL
Fine Structure to Be Built in
Fairview District

HAYWARD, April 10.-The trustees
of the Hayward school district have
adopted plans for the $4,000 ward
school to be built in the Fairview dis
trict at Curtis street and Cemetery
avenue. The building will be con-
structed of concrete plaster in the
mission architecture. with four rooms,
two of which can be thrown into one
large assembly hall; a commodious en-
trance hall, principals room and rec
reation rooms in the basement.
The Fairview Improvement club has
petitioned the school trustees to in
clude in the schools curriculum the
teaching of agriculture, horticulture,
garden work and the care of animals.
The members of the organization de-
clare that every child in Hayward
should be instructed in these funda-
mentals of suburban life and that a be-
ginning should be made in the new
school in the primary classes.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11
BALL TO DEDICATE
MASONIC TEMPLE
San Leandro Lodges Will Hold
Inaugural Function

SAN LEANDRO, April 10.-Under the
auspices of Eden lodge, Free and Ac-
cepted Masons; Doric chapter, Royal
Arch Masons, and Golden Wave chap
ter, Order of Eastern Star, the hand
some new San Leandro Masonic tenn
PIE, erected at Hayward avenue and
Hepburn street at q cost of $4,000. is
TO be formally opened next Friday
evening with an inaugural ball and
banquet Members of the grand lodge.
prominent Masons from all parts of
California and the officers OF all the
lodges in the bay cities will partici-
pate in the festivities
Both the auditorium and the lodge
room win be used at the ball, two or
chestrag having been secured while
the Refreshments Will be served in
the banquet hall on the lower floor.
The committee OF arrangements is
composed of d. Z. Toffelmier, A H.
Merritt, c. W. Mclaughlin, J. A. Holm
gren. A E. Pelton. DR.. c. H Miller.
DR.. G. H. Ohea, DR.. c. L. Coleman and
II. F. W Helms, who are the directors
of the San Leandro Masonic Temple
association.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11
WOMAN KILLED ON
WAY TO CHURCH
Mrs. Fac Amy Struck by Local
Train While Crossing
Street

OAKLAND, April 10-Mrs. Fac Amy,
living at S37 Bush street, was run
down by a westbound Southern Pacific
local train at the crossing of Seventh
and Bush streets this morning, and died
a few hours later at the receiving hos
pital.
Mrs. Amy was walking home from
church when she met with the acci-
dent. She did not see the train bear
ing down upon her, owing to the wind
blowing dust across the street. She had
reached the side of the track when
the pilot struck her.
She fell under the wheels, and her
right leg was crushed. Her left ribs
were broken, and internal injuries were
the direct cause of death. Mrs. Amy
left a family.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11
PASSENGERS ON CAR
ARE ROBBED OF CASH
Room BurglarieS Are Reported
by Several Victims

OAKLAND, April 10.-Pickpockets on
the Richmond street car robbed two
men last night. F. W. Lehner of 923
Twenty-third street lost $50 between
Fortieth and sixteenth streets. j. H.
Jones. 24S3 Ninth street, Berkeley, re-
ported the theft on the same car of $27
between Twenty-eighth and Thirty
second streets.
Burglars used a key to enter Mrs.
Annie Dareington's room at 1855 Broad
way, from which they stole SS.
A gold watch was stolen from j.
Icons room at S34 Washington street
Clothes worth SIS were stolen from
Mrs. Helen Lamphere's room at Thir-
teenth street and Broadway.
E. A. Edmonds. a sailor on the United
States ship California, who lodged last
night at SIS Broadway. lost $14.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11

Up to you. Buy a cot or bed G. A. r.
encampment week. II. Schellhaas.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11

The Piano club will hold its annual
session Wednesday for the election of
officers.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11

Tag day for the benefit of the West
Oakland home will be observed Satur-
day. May IA. Mrs. J. A Miller viii be
assisted in preparation for the occasion
by a large number of prominent
Mornen.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11

BAKER BREAKS LEG-Oaklsnd. April To-
Jean Downa. a baker, fell down a flight of
stairs at the Hotel Nend0me early this morn
ing and broke his left leg He was taken to
the receiving hospital. The accident occurred
while Downa was making his way through the
Of the hotel.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11
CONCERT POSTPONED

CONCERT PosTPoNED-BerkeIey, April 10
On account of incement weather the half
hour of music scheduled for this afternoon
at the Greek theater has been postponed by
the musical and dramatic committee until
next term.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11

TRAIN KILLS HORSES Berkeley, April TO-
Escaping from their corral in West Berkeley
near the Santa Fe tracks, three horses the
property of the Pekins construction company,
were killed this morning by an eastbound
Santa Ea train
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11

ATHLETES GIVEN RECEPTIoE-Ric6mond.
April 1O.-The student body of the Rich
mond Union high school gave a reception last
evening at the school building to the athletes.
who defeated all cOmers in the Contra Costa
county LEAGUE last field daY
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-10-20
she cid lot owe.


which she mdnot owe.
She defed tie robbers "a
guilty holders Of Inc fraudnloas
bends While Naion Bpthr
the Senator Of North Carol
and bound by every saore1 obi.
CATION to guard her interast 81
defend her honor, he was b; 1,a
By her enemies to assail The mt
rity OF his native state, Who's.
guardian he was, to upheld sna
eonsummate the crime which
Iorty years all good men h.
condemned. Il we execrato nave ave
men that issued the bonds rb 5at
do we think Of the man who ~
a share Of the corrupt moa
would force the payment Of OILY t5s
bonds. This is the man VIII 'Le
now the leader Of the RennbTa.lS
party. He is the real c5aiDnsaan
He and Motley Morehead hon
set about to make it resDactaI 1--we
Marion Butler and his Nariono4'
Is there a loyal son Of North Cae
that will desert the Doma
cratic party and join the BannI
llean party with Reconstrndt;o5
and Fusion behind it and 1Tar;Ona
Butler at itsfhead and cloibe fbea.
again with power to bankrupt iba
State andistrike .down.bar bop
or Regarding the local self
government plank he said HAT !
was either a joke or a trick a.
boths for everybody was laqoRioa
at the exposed nakedness Of tboo
cunning purpose. BY this misar
able Juggler they would get Vafae
Of men who are trying to maFe
the Republican party respectabIa
Marion Butler and his Marionetta
He asked the old line ReDDbli.
cans if they would support men
who were going to make the party
respectable by such methods? He
charged that the present leaders
of the. Republican party, had De.
hDeratr4y adopted policy 10
mislead and to deceive the people
and asked if honest Republicans
would stand for it.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-10-20
Believe Negroes Are Deprived of
Liberty,

Washington, Oct. 16.-Believing
that hundreds of southern negroes
are being deprived of their lib
erty by big planters under forms
of law, the federal government
will endeavor this WeekFto induce
the supreme court of the United
States to strike astelIing blow at
the alleged evil. This it will do
by asking the court to declare nm
constitutional the so-called Ala
bama Labor Contract" law.
Similar laws have been passed by
several Of the southern states and
the decision is expected to apply
60 them all.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-10-20
Dixon's Leading Man Loses Life
at Wrightsville Beach.

Wilmington, Oct. 16ARobert
Barton Pair, aged % years, lead
ing man In Thomas Dixon's latest
play, esThe Sins of The Father, =
was drowned at Wrightsville
Beach this afternoon while IN surf
bathing. Heroic efforts were
made to save the young actor but
in vain. His body. has not been
recovered and it may be days be-
fore it is washed in by the tide.
Several members Of the troupe
were at the beach when tragedy
occurred. The young actor is said
to have been a good swimmer and
ventured out too far and was
caught by the powerful undertow.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-10-20
Banish Whole Family From Per
tugal's Sacred Soil.

Lisbon, Oct. 1.-THE entire
Brabanza dynasty royal house OF
Portugal was banished from Por-
tagal today by official detree is
sued by the Provisional Republi-
can government which also abel-
ished the House Of Lords AL sup
pressed all titles of nobility.
Should any member Of the royal
family return to Portugal, he
will be deported. Cour trial will.
follow the second offenses