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Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-15
cRicAco GRAIN AND Provisions.


Chicago, Sept. H. - Sudden weakness
seized the wheat market 1ate today after
an early display OF strength, Tho down
turn. which In some cases amounted to 7
Of the day, was accompanied by assertions
that Argentine wheat was being offered
cheaper In the United States than domestic
wheat, and by unconfirmed rumors that
Sweden had decided to 20 10 war. presum-
ably against Great BrltaimN Something Of
recovery ensued but prices closed weak
t-S62Kc net lower, With December at
i.$sh 01.tsh and May mt $1.4edpl.ioh
Corn lost kehr and oats A@Hc. In pro-
visicns the outcome ranged from 8 cents
decline TO a rise OF 30 cents.
Extreme breaks OF 5ti OF cents a bushe
from the top prices Of the day In wheat
were BRIEF but nevertheless lasted long
enough to enforce the sacrifice of many
Unprotected holdings. Tho causes Of the
furry were known TO but few at the time
and would have made little II any differ.
encc, as most Of the sales were OF an auto
matio stop-loss character. IL was not until
a considerable interval after the session
was over that any public mention was made
Of the rumors referring to the supposed
warlike action Of Sweden. The reports,
however. as to low.priced offers from Ar
Eentina had been given vida circulation
and had greatly unsettled the market, 90
that not much more was needed to tumble
priccs headlong downward. $50
Previous TO the late setback In wheat
prices the market had been tending upward
the greater part OF the day. Influenced BY
announcements that the Greek government
had purchased In the United States 1000 900
bushels Of wheat and $4,000 barrels Of flour
Another source OF strength was tho firm
hess of prices at Liverpool, where sellers
were Withdrawing offers. and It was said
Argentine shipments promised to show a
heavy falling off
Corn fell when wheat turned weak. BE-
I<rA yA.t al -.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-15

New York, Sept. l4.-.Cotton-Future
opened firm: October. 1896; December,
1880; January. 15.75c; March. 1890; May.
Hi6.14c. M KS,
Spot. steady; middling upland. 15.ssc.
Sales, 1,145 bales.
A sharp early advance was followed by
reaction In the cotton market this after
noon, with January selling off from 1880
to 16.70c and closing at 1870. The general
list closed steady at net advance Of 1870
10 points.
Liverpool, Sept 14.-Cotton--Spot, steady
good middling. 9,7oc; middling, $50; low
middling. s.3oc. Sales, 5000 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-15

New York Sept. i4,--Mercantiie Paper
3u per cent.
sterling Exchange--so-day bills Sam;
demand, s&75%; cables. f4.76h. Francs, de-
rnand. 6sxc; cables. 6s7sc. Kronen. demand,
i2Ao; cables, 12hc. Guilders. demand,
IoEc; cables. 4oEc. Lires, demand. ts.44h;
cables, ss.4sE. Rubies demand, sl%c; ca
Siiver-Bar, sskc; Mexican dollars, 52hc.
Bonds---Governmen weak; railroad steady.
Time Loans--Strong; sixty days. 3h@8h
per cent: 90 days. SA@3h per cent; six
months. az OAK per cent.
low. az per cent; ruling rate. 9 per cent;
last loan. 8 per cent; closing bid. 2E per
cent; offered at . per cent.
sU. s. ref. 20, reg 80 M.,K.&T. LIST g.. 73k
sdo coupon. 800 Mo. Pac. con. IS .l0l
~. 8. IS, reg. :. 100 \ Mont. Power 80. ~
;, ds cSup9s 7 6 civ Sss ~ Z: ii's
= do e; on liz tisss5 5; ~ 100
Am. smelt ss...1ishsN. Y. N. H.&H.
A Ao1TSS j.. .sSSNe. Pacific Is. ..siy
AtchIson gen. 4s.s2h do S.. .,...6Sx
3. a q. $500 9. >. I. rer, e
6. q o. cy. ,4hs.so-. do gen. Ans. .ioi \
6. 3. 4 9. i. 8; s.y Reading gen .s,.ssssA
C.. r ]; 4 P. Ry :, 4 So; Pse; cy; 6s. 49, i
G. fs e. 8. ri. iHis.sssso. Ry: s.: .issE
OAR. o, con. Is. q \ Union Pacific As. .ss \
a asls i Fec g. g Sub 81 "a.
d., No. lat 4As.. ssNu: s. Steel So; .les Y
/. M. II. tNs. loo West. Eisc. ev. g: lar
K. g. S. ref. 6s..ssJ 4 Dom. Can. assn 100
L. a N, un. As, ...e3h IBID.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-15
Only 100 Named
In Property Suit

Suit has been filed against 100 de.
PENDANTS who were former owners Of
bits of property in Greater Omaha
by the Continental Realty company
asking that title be Quoted. Twenty
six pieces of property are involved
When the suit was filed by Attorney
w. ]. Hotz he was asked to contribute
$54 to Douglas county Golfers as costs
for filing and indexing,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-15
Kansas CITY 1.-Two stock Market.

Kansas City, Sept. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
1000 head; market higher. 10000 higher
HOO; dressed beef steers. s7.soGs76: west.
ern steers ss.b09s.26; cows. s4.75@7.25.
heifers. $500 q 1850; stockers and feeders.
ss.oodfSs5; bulls. ,5.2s6s5o; calves. $3.50
G110o. A
Hogs = Receipts. $500 head; market
t10.i0H10s5: packers snd butchers, 1880
G1i.ooi light. $io.s5@1i.oo;s pigs. $1,000
100.
Sheep and Lambs-Rtceipts, ~. 600 head:
market 100 2bc1 Hover; lambs. S1o.00@107o:
yearlings. s7,60@s.25; wethers. t7.6o@L7B;
ewes Ss.500735.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-15

Savannah, Ca, Sept. 14.-oils--Turpen-
tine, firm, at 43%@44c: sales, ser bbls, !;
receipts. s2l bills; shipments, 12e bbls.
stock, 2s,7o1 bills.
Rosin-Firm: sales. 775 bbls; receipts,
9SS bbls.; shipments, $50 bbls. stock, 81, 040
bbls. Quote: A. B, sssoG5.s5; C. D, 1856
$3.50; 8. s5.s0@s.oo; F, s6.1o@6.15; G,
fsl50S26; H. ss.20@s.as: ], s6.259sso
X. S63o@s.s5: NJ, $6s0G645; N. 5000
$50; VIC. $s.50@s6o; WV. s6.75.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-15

Kansas City, NO.. sspt. tt.--wheat--Nc.
-. s.s asss II. ss !; , sssSss p, n.
Der, tf,4th; May, si.t<H. M
ccrn-No. mixed. SAG <c, No .. say
Qa3c: No. white, SIC; No. ., st0stnc;
No. . yellow. say 0sSo: No. !. at9AiIc:
December. ION 01oke: May. 7sxc.
oats--No white xhG<7Ac, No. Q
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-15
Only One School Room is
Closed Because Of Cold

The kindergarten room at Park
school was the only room Of the pub
lie school system which was closed
Thursday on account of lack of
heat. This room is detached from the
main building.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-15
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle Firm, Hogs Strong and Sheep u
settled.

Chicago, Sept. i4.--Cattle--Receipts 5000
head: market firm; native beef cattle. $3.50
6li25; western steers, ssoo@s.to; stock
ers and feeders. 3tsoG7,66; cows and heif-
ers t3.5oGs.SS; calves. ts.669l3.oo. l
Hogs = Receipts. $4,000 head; market
strong, 1o@i5c higher. bulk Of sales, t1o,26
GiLlo; light. s10.2001l.4o; mixed, $500
lito; heavy. ss.ss0il.3o: rough, 1850
1905; pigs, 1900 1000.
Sheep and Lambs--Receipts. $4,000 head;
market unsettled: wethers, t6.soG8 $50;
ewes, $400V8.06; lambs, y.0c9l1.00
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-15

CAttle--Receipts were very fair for q
Thursday 100 carloads being reported In.
For the week the total amounts to $500
head. the largest OF any recent week and
5000 head larger than year ago. Desirable
Kinda were generally steady with yesterday
whlls other kinds were slow and weak the
same a. they have been for tho last three
days. Good light yearling steers and heifers
soad up 10 1910. with very choice we'll
flnished yeariings selling a. high AZ sio,sb
Quotations on cattle; uood 10 choice
bsevsa. 1890 0io7s; fair TO good beeyes
Sgeo0it,o0; common 10 fair besves. $3.50
t.eti good TO choice grass beeves. t1,7k@
as5; fsid TO good grass besyss. t7.25@11si
common to fair eTsss beeves. $3.50 Las:
koc6 to choice heifers, td.7h0f.st; good 70
choice cows. 1850 100: fair to good cows
okBSoGSo; common to fair cows. tt,6o@
s.tS; eocd to choice feeders, s7ss@s.sb;
sfaiF to good feeders. ts.s6@Is6: common
70 fais feeders. ysoo0s.s5; good to choice
sforksrs. e7.ss0aT6; stock heifers, 1910
7ooi stock cows, sb.6oos.so: stock calves.
sak00St0; veal calves. 1s.000li.o8: beef
pulls staes, etc, ss.oo0zco; bologna bulls,
- tt..~
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-15

Omaha. Sept. i&.--Prairie Hay--choice
upland al oo1li.bo. No, /. ss,SoGlo,5o;
No, .. $500 $500: No. 3. ss.oo9soo Mid
land prairie, No !, se.ooqiooo; No: z.
No. l. $500. No, .. steO@soo; No :. sSee
0too
Alfalfa = Choice, sl3.u0@1s.5o; No, l.
tll.6o9iabo: standard. $3.50 a. 100; No. ..
-. 90 . BOO; No. 8, ts,u09s.o0.
straw--Oats, S6.ooGs6o; wheat. s5oo0
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-15

ers. sI5oGaoo: native calves. ss.oo@lL75
Hogs-Receipts. 5000 head; market low
er: pigs, T.269i02b; lights. 5000 Gl1.2o;
mixed and butchers, si0.666 l1.30; good
heavy, 311.259I1.s0; bulk Of sales. $7.7o@
ll.25. sss3
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 1900 head;
market steady; lambs. t7.o0G11.35; slaugh-
ter ewes s5.0o@7.25; bleating ewes. $4,000
1000; yearlinEs, &s.0GGs.60.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-15

s.soe had; msssst higher: native sNSi sssf
sissrs. s7.iooii.oo; ysAriins stesrs and
hsifsN. 1s.x06te,sb: cows. e6.Bo0aoo;
stecksrs and feeders. sS.so 9s.eos Teras
euArAntins stssy, steosee; prime south-
ern stssrs. ee,eeoaoe: COWS and hstfsrs.
@t.seo s,sei pfims ysssiins steers and Nsif.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-15

Quotations furnished by Bolies & Rogers,
$40 South Thirteenth street:
Hides-G. s.: No. l, Use; No. 2, Ito.
Green: No. /, Ice; No. 2, 15c @. s.. bulls
No. /. 15c: No. .. 14c. Deacons. each, SIPS.
No. /. horse. each. s55o No. 2, $3.50;
ponies, s2.5o. Sheep pelts. large, 76cQ
sl.25: medium to small. 25@75c.
Taliow--No. 1, INC: No. ., SIC.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-15

New York, Sept. 14-Metals--Lead 1910.
spelter, finn; spot East st. Louis delivery
90. co. Copper, firm, electrolytic, $4,000
1885. Iron, steady and unchanged Tin,
firm; spot, s2s.s593S.75
At London7-Copper: Spot. f117; futures.
f1tS; electrolytic, fis3 TIN: Spot, f1f0 los
futures, fiji los. Lead. 1870 6s. Spelter,f 54.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-15
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.

su,..r--No., creamery. 10 cartons or
tubs, slc No. .. 12c.
Poultry--Live; Broilers. IN TO . lbs, ale;
broilsra over lbs. tic; hens. over lbs.
stage wanted. 1oAc; gssese. full feathered
fat, lac; young and old ducks, full feath.
cred. fat. lac; turkeys, any sise over lba
atc; turkeys less than lbs, half price
capon., lbs. and over 2tc; poultry, poor
snS s.' yo a1a saos ise seass. Sensrs
nor dos: IL or each, $500; - OF. each
sa6o; . OF, each, $3.50; under : on. each
60c. Pigeons. per dos. ei,0o.
Cheese quotation BY urlau Z Co:
Swiss, ssoi block Swiss, soc, twin cheese
1ic; tripists, die; daisies aic; young Am.
erica, aso. blue Label brick. ace; limberger
3ac; New York white. fic; RoQufort, CSC.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ss0tec; selects $40
III Fisii--Hsiisus bright steamer stock
isAc; salmon. red. isc; salmon. fall. lee
catfish. large or small. i7c. black bass
order size. 22c; whitefish. northern stock
lbc; pike. No. fancy. ITO; bullheadi
fancy, 1bc: herring. 10; sunfish. medium
10, trout. Nc. I. lean sizes 10 suit, isc
picherel. hsadiess and dressed. lac: carp
No. !, dressed. DC. founders. Ito; crappies
medium, Sci hesdleus shrimp. per gal,
ti.2S; peeled shrimp, per gal. si.7s; kip
Wholesale prices Of beef cuts sstsctiy,
September II are az follows: No. l ribs
$50: No. .. Ito: No. ., .i3mc; No. l lolns
asc. No. ?. tshc; No. 8, i4c; No. ! chucks
isc; No, Inc: No. !. lohct No. 4
| / plates, sisc;5 No. O. %: No. 3. 50. ~
rruis and vegetable prices furnished By
S' PrSits-orsnss., walls, sea. ioos. ss.s
Nsb boz; walls. ises. 1900 box. walls. lbos
t5,2b boz; l7es, 2sss. $3.50 box; 2oos, 2iss
1boH, tt.7S box. Lemons--Fancy soos, ssos
$500 box; choice soos. ssos, $3.50 box; a7o
ket price. Apples eiieflowers, ais box
| Washington Jonathans, extra fancy, $40,
1 box; Colorado Jonsthsns, extra fancy, S2.s
bon; bArrsls. ts.so Dbl. Grapcs-Home
grown, isc basket; malhEss. Si.66 crate
Tokays. 1900 crate pearu--coiorado
s Washington fancy r., ss.ss crate
: IT,, t2.is crate. Ksifcrs, busheis. si.76 bu
ksifers. crates, $3.50 crate. Piums--Itallai
yi.sb crate, Peaches market price. Ban
| anas--t2.o0 to $3.50 bunch cantaioupes-.
Standards $500 crate; ponys. t2,bo crate
flats, u,0o crate, Internationally ID.
veEstsbles-Lettuce. head. 400 do.,
Wax, green beans. peas. 800 basket, Pep
pers. S0c basket. Parsley, soc doS Turnips
bests. carrots. teo basket, Pickiing onions
yi,0o basket. Cucumbers. $500 basket. Cab
bags, sAc h. Onions. spanish, $500 crate
| Peaches-Boxes. $50 TO st.oo box: bushela
ti.76 to 1870 bu. 'f ~ 1T
Honey---92.75 case.
checkers. case, $3.50; half cases, yt.76; pea
| nuts, Special Mo- I. H.. bkc; Jumbo pea
nuts. 70; popcorn. case sa6o' honey new
| -l.l Z 4 At41
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-15

1t. Louis. Sept. lE--wheat--No 2 red.
r.seGLse; No. hard. s.bs9i,so; De-
oember. tiNh.
corn.-No, >. ss0ssHe; No, awhite. sshc;
December, 71xc.
oats--Higher: track No. .. Csc; No. .
white, tsHo; Deeembcr. HAc.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-15

Washington, Sept. iA--Cotton used dur.
Ing August amounted TO 66s,1i7 running
baie<. exclusive Of linters, and for the year
ending July Al. s.se7sl3 bales. the census
bureau today announced. In August a year
ago &etse2 bales were used. and during IN,
year ending July 81. 1915. the quantity was
b,bsIas1 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-15

New York. Sept 1s.-Sugar-Raw, steady;
sales. 10000 bags, centrifugal. Bs3o: mo-
lasscs, Arse. Refined. steady; fine granu.
lated. 6toc. Heavy realizing depressed sue
gar futures and at noon prices wore 10 10
10 points net lower.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-15

St. Joseph. Mo. Sept. 14.--cattle---Re-
eeipts, 1900 head market steady; steers,
ts.soaio.5o: cows and heifers, s45o@1o.o0;
calves, ts.00@11.60
Hogs--Receipts, 5000 head: market 5@loc
higher: top. 5000: bulk. 1905 1880.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 5000 head:
market dull and lower; lambs. 31o.sb9
1915; ewes, l70oW7.50
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-15

New York, Sept .l4.-Cottor goods mar
ket was active today and jobbers and re-
tailers reported good trade. Cotton goods
and yarns were firm. Raw silk was firm
and active. Ready to-wear manufacturers
reported an active business.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-15

You can depend upon sloan's Liniment
to kill the nerve paiAs of sciatica; it pene-
trates without rubbing. Only 35c. All
druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-15

Hors--The market was shnrply hiRheF
Affair from tho very outset Chicago report
- . 100 adysncs, and - 10th packers and
sklppsrs wanted hogs badly here the move.
msnt started early. lo@lbc higher prtces
beipG obtainable most any time. while at the
bsst time droves sold fully isc hlsher. and
ion few individual loads even more Of an
advance than that WAS quoted.
" uarranen al a iixso naian. y ~
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-15

Omaha, Sept. it.-Rank ciearings fol
Omaha today were t<sss.a2i.3i and fol
the corresponding day last year. $3.50,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-15

Liverpool. Sept wheat--No. / spot.
Manitoba. lts iehd; No. y, l&s sd; Nc. ..
les "a; No. J red western %inter. ia az,
corn--Spct American mixed new. los Cd.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Desirable Cattle Of AL Kinds
steady-Feeder Lambs Are
Steady, Killers Lower.
HOGS TEN TO FIFTEEN UP


Receipts and disposition Of live stock at
the Union Stock Yards. Omaha. for twenty
four hours ending at . p. m. yesterday:
pEcEIpTa--CARS
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-15

New York, Sept. it.---A more favorable
view OF now crop prospects and reports
that Brazilian shippers were shown an In
creased disposition to- sell seemed respon.
slole ofra further decline In the market
for coffee futures here today. After open
Ing to points lower, prices steadied
point or two on covering, but trade In
tsrests were sellers, while demand was
limited and tho market soon turned weka
under . renewal Of liquidation. Decem.
Dor contracts sold off TO s.obc and May
TO e.soc. or into new low ground for tho
movement and about half q cent from the
high level of september 8. The close was
at practically the low point OF the day
and from 10 10 II points net lower. Sales,
sa.Soo bags. September a.eec; October,
sasc; November. e.ile, December. so1o;
January, sllc. FEBRUARY else; March,
ksttc; April, s.sac. May, s.asc; June. psic;
July. s.33. Spot coffee Irregular. Rio, N
0ioc; Santos Ts. uMUtikc: Brazilian ad.
vices say the present crop 10 turning out OF
ogcd 70 high grades, but 10 email bean
and good drink. but not good rcasters. Cost
and freight offers were lower. with quota.
tons ranging from io.sbc to ii.toc for
Santos Hs. fA
she official cables reported rain in four
districts Of Sac Pauio. with teemprstures
ranging from 81 to - degrees Rio was
u reis lower. Tho Santos spot marke,
was not quoted. but futures were unchanged
TO 81 rcis lower Santos reported clear.
| Ance OF $4,000 hays for New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-15

Quotations furnished by Burns. Brinker
q Co., 44s-5i Omaha National bank build
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-27
GE ETTING READY
FOR FOOT BALL
SEASON Of 1917
Preference Runs to LineSmen
in Nearly Fifty Captains Sc
IeCted for Next Years COL
Iege EIevenS,


New York Dec 26-The business
like methods which have been adopt
ed in the handling of the big college
football teams are shown by the rapid
manner in which the managers and
others connected with the clevens are
preparins for the season OF l9l' stul
nine months away Hardly had the
sound of the referees whistle died
away in the final game of the year
before the election of captains ana
the announcements of the playing
schedules for the next fail were made
public.
In this connection 1t is interesting
to note that of close to fifty tootpall
leaders elected for next season. the
preference runs to lnemen over back
field players at a ratio of about lC
1. I'm the accompanying list of l9l 3
captains it will be seen that thlrll
have been selected from the line ana
sixteen from among baCktield men.
Ends appear to be the popular Cholce'
with tackles close second ana
guards third, while there is yet to be
center named as leader. AmonE
the backneld PLAYERS, the haltbacks
have first call with quarters ana Iuu-
backs about evenly divided.
The list of the leading college ara
university captains elected to date'
with their positions on the l'l"
teams, is as follows
Football Team Captains for l9l1.
Army-Joncs tackle.
Navy Fisher end
New York uniyerslty-Caun, hair
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-27
Nn nIGmrR pRICE EOK Tnns

While food and clothing have ad
uuocd I'm cost, 1t Is well for the sick
that the prices OF such reliable fam
ily remedies as Foley Kidney Pills are
not increased Persons In moderate
circumstances find doctors bills hard
to- pay i'm the easiest of tmos Don
neglect weak, tired or disordcrod KID
uovs. Foley Kidney Pills cost llille
and relieve baelache, pains In sides
and loins, sore muscles stir joints
rheumatic pains and annoying bladder
trouble. ROYAL Drug Company.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-27
LES DARCY WINS
GREATER PART Of
FIGHTS BY K. D.
Australian MiddIeweight Has
Sent Six of Seven Men He
Faced in Last Year Down
for Full Count,
10y MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wrsti

New York, Dec. 26,-The expected
arrival Of Georges Carpenter, the
French heavyweight champion, and
the arrival saturday of Les Darcy, the
Australian middleweight, for a series
of bouts in this country in the near
future, make their ring records of
particular interest at this time.
Carpenter, who is close to % years
of age stands feet II l-2 inches in
height and weighs about lSO pounds
at the present time. Darcy is just a
trifle over 2l; is 5 feet e inches tall
and weighs between l65 and 10
pounds. The complete records of
their ring battles are as follows:
Georges Carpenter.
Born, January II. 1894. Lens,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-27
WITNESS HELD
FOR PERJURY IN
WILD HORSE CASE
Man Who Came From Mime
apoIjS Voluntarily to Help
Out Alleged SwindIer Gets
Himself in Trouble,


Omaha, Neb., Dec 2G.-Charles N.
Acker Of Minneapolis who testified
he came here at his Wifcs suggestion
to help out j, Sidney Smith ndiCt-
ed head Of the United states Livestock
company charged with the use of the
mails to defraud nm sales of Arizona
wild horses, which, it is alleged did
not exist was today arrested on a
federal warrant charging perjury lie
was released on bond. ACker tesu-
fled that at the request of j. H.
Brauer farmer, of Fargo, n. D. he
had drawn with pencil certain
brand on the photograph of a horse
and that reproductions of the photo
eraph were made and used to dupe
purChasera of wild horses.
Couldn't Re Done.
Jack Writ, newspaper photogra-
pher, who made the reproductions
testified the brand could not have
been drawn with a pencil, other pho
tographers corroborated him. Braucr
denied having intimated "a lot of
money could be made with photo
graphs of horses bearing that brand
as testified by Ackor
j. II. Fleharty chief counsel ton
the defense, charged the arrest Of
Aokcr was "a move to influence the
jury and demanded Brauer be also
arrested on a charge of perjury but
no warrant for his arrest was issued.
Regarded as Important Witness.
Ackcr came to omaha of his own
accord and was put ON the stand ds
witness for the defense. However
Government attorneys consider his tes-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-27

Result. from journal want Ads
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-27
Georges Carpcntic
Rcsnlt Rounds
ear Opponent

Born, January 7, I054l IeHs
France
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-05
ONE CEN7---THE DAY BOOK..-ONE CENT
ANNOUNCEMENT

-
DR.. Anna BIount, pres. Eugenics
society will lecture on Sex Hygiene,
Sat. eve, Feb. 5, Douglas Institute, |
1852 w. 18th.
Yankee-Mexican debate, SHOULD
U. S. Intervene in Mexico?" Colonial |
Hall, 20 w. Randolph, Sum-, 8 p. M;
VIM. Thurston Brown and Senior |
Jorge Duval, for five years soldier |
in Zapata's army.
Prof. Scott Nearing will lecture,
Workers university, Garrick theater,
2:S0 p. m, Sun, Making and Own
ing for Living"
Open Forum, 20 w. Randolph, p.
m, Sum-, How to Be Happily Mar
.ried," by Horace C. L. Sanders.
Debate between n. Percy Ward and
W. F. MCGEE, Sun, II a. m, CORN
THAN hall, Masonic Temple, did
Jesus Ever Liver"
John Emerson Roberts will lecture
Chi. Society of Rationalism, Ken
more theater, Wilson and Kenmore
avs, II a. NJ, Sun, Freedom and
Morals"
Or. p. J. McIVoT- ynodll WITH du-
dress meeting, 21O Masonic Temple,
Sum-, IL a. M, Does Christianity
Stand for Submission to Evil?" Sun.
8 p. m, Dixie Tea rooms, 1925 Sheri-
dan I'd, Gains Harvest: Gods An
.swer to War
The Ishi A. C. to hold smoker at
1923 N. Ashland av., p. M, Sun.
Sam Badofsky will lecture on Crime
in Chicago"
"The Doom of Democracy Is Dawn
of Social Aristocracy," lecture by
Prof Wilkesbarre, Society of Social
Aristocrats, Sun, p. M, GLIB Ma
sonic Temple.
Chicago Law Students club meets
Sun. afternoon, p. M, Douglas in
stitute, 1852 w. 18th. Visitors in
vited.
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-05

! DUUh-"-UNE OENI
brary this evening at 8. Subject,
Trial by Jury
Grand concert and ball for the Fret
Arbeiter Stemme at West Side audi
forum, Taylor and Racine, at 2:3O
p. M, Sun. Best Chicago and Mil
waukee talent will participate.
Rev. Irwin St. j. Tucker will talk
at COL Masonic Temple, Sum-, 2:45 p.
M, Wilson, the Worker and the
War" He will also comment upon
his eastern trip.
Clarence n. Diehel will lecture on
organization before 10th Ward
branch Socialist party and Central
West side Y. P. S. l., Sun, p. NJ,
West Side Socialist hall, 1903 w.
18th. st.
INDORSE NOVAK IN 18TH WARD
A large and enthusiastic meeting
of Democratic women in the 18th
ward endorsed Joseph NoVak as their
candidate in the coming aldermanic
primaries. The solid strength of the
18th ward women's organization will
be thrown behind him.
Anna M. O'Donoghue made the
keynote speech in presenting the
name of Novak Aid. Kerner and
Mrs. Pauline Prince, president of the
women's organization, also spoke in
support of Novak's candidacy.
CHICAGO GRAIN.-Grain and pro-
visions down. May wheat close,
$1.32B.
WHOLESALE PRODUCE. Eggs,
| .291a; butter, 80.
NEW YORK STOCKS Opened ir-
regular; closed quiet.
WEATHER FORECAST
Fair with cold wave tonight; low
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-02-25

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