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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-12
EARHART
ON DRY EVIDENCE

To the Editor Of the Wheeling Intelli-
E~ncer. Wheeling. W. Va.
lcar -T o. a limit ~ which
Patience with the failure Of OHIO Coan-
o. grand Juric~ 10 indict 700 Nost law
eases ceases 10 be a virtue. Blame. how
me grand jurors. bus az least -FOUR have
"Hc themselves subject 90 ,susure.
embcrS Of a. County Court Goo rhlt
when the number az good citizsr. cIiri,
hL" Tor grand jury service ia Ohio
oNntS is considered. would prepare "a
names OF fifteen men. AT least four or
Whom refused TO east their votes 10 in
gi'i Wnrr evidence presented showed
t~latraHi Violations. ought 10 hang their
I'1u~ .U shame.
Tne rouov.rr illustrates the kid OF
I~Nincn'c Ir"-entcd TO the recent Grand
The delivery OF Il dozen pints OF
.'ltled beer from a wagon containing 30
Way az tae Auflcr. by Two mon not re-
'H.ht ai that place. the paymeut of the
i'" re tif"ti number Of the Ant
', and the finding OF several bottles
'''i "n ihe second floor OF the Ant
The livery Of 10 dozen pint bot
OF beer ~ 1900 NcCnlloch street.
vbilS ~I"I,anrSnt is oreTated and for
p.iA 100 the name OF Ben Pal.r. tnat
.' ''lLt,f\ N's made from a wagon
.''L aga t.ai ne men delivering tho
uiu h.i reside ~ 1900 Ae.olloch
The delivery POS ,Ro men M o. d,-
h 20 rmsll. building ou Alley 4. near
'N street ~ dozen pint bottles ~
.'' IRON q wagon combining - dozen
."i "Il.hay nottlcf aud OBJ. finding
gus ouE9tt ~ 20 dozen f.ut BOTTLES
fe.her with other B. dozen r.pt t.-t.-
'.I 3 Laif Nirt- ~ whisper. O. rtI-
i's- l- baskets o. empty beer
over 100 tmpfg haIf-..rf ,yr..-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-12
IMPROVED TIME
feung Greek Who VA Asphysiated
some Weeks Ago Left Consid-
cradle Personal Property.

That Agasilois K~Ocorembos. which
IN English language IS Cummings. had
not lost much time from his entry into
the United Statess less than three
years ago. until his untimely death
AZ his room on Eleevuth street some
weeks ago. WAS evidenced hy 81 oualifi.
cation in county court yesterday.
While Pee had mo- fixed estate. ha I,f,
considerable money which will De look.
go AFTER 10y his near relative. Louis
Cumminse. and forwarded TO his par
cnts In Greco.
lounE kocCr'mhe@ died OF p.yvia.
ton In the bathroom 40 90 Eleventh
street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-12
NEAR COLLISION
Limousine and Touring Car Side Swine
Each Other AZ Fourteenth and
Market Streets.

Two automobile limousine and
touring car Insured in "a near collision
me corner ~ Fourteenth and Mar.
POT stree. last evening shortly before
iN O'Clock The limousine. 10 appear.
coming down Fourteenth street.
p" 'Il. .l' touring car was roinr north
on NaiN'f Neither car was damaged
feb any extent when thov side euipea
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-12

Quoted ou Tuesday evening and sun.
day school teacher. h.., derived
much benefit from them o. d.. lu.
nouurDd 1f fho office OF The Young
Ncus Christian association that pIru-
lro bciug made for fho continuance
oft tho course hHi fha Dol 900. chat viii
h' taken up are mot decided
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-12
HOSPITAL TAX
LEVY FAVORED
BY R0TARIANS
CLUB ADOPTS RESOLUTION EN-.
OORSlN6 PRINCIPLE OF
PUBLIC AID.
Subject is Made Matter Of Special Dis
eussion at Next Evening Meet
ing IN February.

Al the regular Tuesday meeting OF
the Rotary Club at the Windsor Hotel
yesterday at noon. a very animated
and interesting discussion of the pro-
posed tax levy for the benefit of hos.
pitals. and tuberculosis s%anitarium.
ana other humane Institutions of Ohio
county VAS engaged in.
The matter was brought up at the
meeting Of Tuesday. January 4th. and
on the suggestion OF President Hunter.
was made a special subject for consid.
GRAFTON yesterday. 4 resolution pre-
pared by the public affairs commute,
OF the club. was read by Mr.. W. II.
Smith. chairman % the Committee
The resolution rccited in detail the
act OF the legislature. giving power 10
county boards TO levy for the purposo
OF creating a fund to be used for the
sick and INDECENT I'm need of hospital
cure and committed the club generally
10 the principle % liberal public aid
10 hospitals and other charitable in.
sututions. The resolution also provid
ed for an invitation to be extended tu
the members OF the county board. TO
De present AT the evening meeting of
the club IN February. when the entire
subject IS scheduled for discussion.
Judge James W Ewing spoke strong
ly In cha of the general principle of
public levies for the support OF hos.
pltals n charitable institutions.
Other interesting addresses We're made
by W. II. Smith. who spoke in the
same vein. II. b. Naylor and Presiden,
c. J. Hunter.
Al h conclusion OF the discussion.
winch was informal and engaged in bv
a large number. the resolution offered
by Mr.. Smith was unanimously
adopted.
Inc Following were present al the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-12
hid WEEK MEETING
Special Services viii be Held In the
First Presbyterian Church
This Evening.

The regular mid week service AZ the
FIRST Presbyterian church will be held
in 'hc auditorium o fthe church this
evening az $50 o'clock. 4 chorus
choir o. male quartette will help Miss
Edmundson with the music. while Roy
Claude Porter Terry will have a short
.'fmon. After This week all mid week
services VIII De held In the church
auditorium and 20 an these services
every one is most welcome
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-12
WILL NOT ASK WRIT.

Attorneys for Dr.. Newman Make IN.
tercstino Announcement.
Attorneys for Dr. Felix Newman
hav" announced that they will not ask
% writ OF habcas corpus for their client.
This announcement was made after
the stat" attorneys I1d asked that a
copy Of the petition be- presented 10
them 'mmadiaIrly.
The dcfeu-" has given n, intimation
as to what IFS future method cf pro.
cedurs VIII be-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-12

manifest violations are presented calls
Tor condemnation from all persons who
believe in "a decent respect for law.
CliAS. NJ. EARIfART.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-12

terested in the back TO the souo
movement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-12

ne has drawn large audiences at his
lecture.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06

NEW YOHk, April e. The marbet for
coftc6 fliurce was almost q HiDndatlll
curing the earlier par ~ the DAY. but
htcHme AliRhtly moro hcilve before thr
close on some scattered buyinR which
seemed 70 be- inHpirrd BY continued firm.
heHe ~ Brazil The opening wBB nominal
unchanged ~ 2 points higher, md " Waa
not upfll we'll along IN the day that any
buRiueRs Was reported Later MAY sold
up 10 s1se, July 10 \ zoe and Beptembcf
10 k@c, With ihe close showing n net
advance of 2 10 3 points, Sales i2.7j0 bnRH
AbHl, 4 l0c. May, Elsc, June, SIZE. July
ne, August s3oC September, s53e
pctgber. biyc, November, sHci Derem.
bgr tf3c Japnary, sb0c, February sde,
March, siDc.
spoi coffee, quiet Rio ". o9sc s1nto'
", i0Ar
fom aud freight offers were reported
about unchanged 10 2 points higher Win
quotations for santos ranging from 035t
~ iGbe London credits,
The official cGblog reported Hdpancef
~ W 70 100 rela VI mlrels pflCea A1Btof
cleared DW0 b9gs for New YORK.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features Of the Trading and CLOSING =
Prices ON Hoard Of Trade.

CHICAGO, April 6--Whoat prices took
downward awing today after an early
advance. a few reports of better field
led 70 heavy realizing sales by holders
The market closed steady hut lNM1se 20
sisaese net lower, with May at flis4YA
and July at 81 i7apl iiM. Corn lost Mlfkn
PROVISIONS tbe outcome varied from iOc
decline 10 a shade advance.
Assertions of some Improvement IN the
outlook for The winter crop came chiefly
from Illinois, Missouri and Kansas Aneh
advicos gave impetus 20 tho reaction
which many traders regarded as only
natural after the sharp uDturns that
reached climax today ~ general buy
Ing rush ~ the start. The fact that tho
United states government crop report
VIII br lHAued on Friday tended further
20 make number % owners cautious,
ana ihe bulls we're also. handicapph by
The apparent absence of any urgent eNs
port inquiry ~ least for wheat grown
~ the United states
official figures showing that 10000
bushels of me lbls winter CROP was IN
~ fnf milling hhd some Influence early
~ llfting tie value n wheat bat the ef-
feet failed 20 last The result was much
The Same. too, IN regard % continue
anee Of Henhati0nhlly bad reports Df dam
age ~ the winter belt this season,
Corn gave way IN hymphthy with wheat
Tho market lacked any aggressive sups
port lu the oats crowd, buying on the
FHl 4 ~ NNhH'N WIN W.hNNAiN connections
Offset to some extent the weakness of
other Grain A good share ~ the bus
ina though was aHcrihod 20 the removal
~ hedges on Canadian oats
Packers selling turned provisions down
grade Early gains, due TO higher prrna
on hogs we're more than wiped out The
lato decline was accelerated somewhat
by announcement % increase ~ stocks
~ meat on hand AZ the chief crnters
throughout The vest
Chicago Caeh Prices " heat No Z
red, ualA No. red 81 1iui.H No 3
hard u iYAHigi, no. Z hard u ihAui 81 /.
No ! hsrd, tif Germ so ! leloe. ~
usc No yellow, F@WNte No (.
white, igA NilsN oats no 2 whiie, MANf
afi standard NNMNNf Harley esA
SO WNe No 7 AlIVesr seed Timothy
tbAAeA clover flpeaNlsa rfet snnh
lntk vi nU4isM lard sllMM ribs.
NlffEh Firm creamery aiU&o.
td0A iliMhgg feneipih & M eases
giFais. ieAMMg ordinary ilrs'A iAAHlAa
Af mars. rAtea included, iNlsN i8ssG
rprATuhs Receipts. ~ cars uns
shMngtd
r0fi.THY Aiive, hlshsr fawls it'taI
hrfimRa it8n
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Rail Issues Consistently Strong and
Specialties Irregular.

NEW YORK, April b=The consistent
strength of railway issues and irregular
ity Of prominent apecialties furnished ne
contrasting. features u todays langhid
market. Munitions, MeaiennAt motors,
oils and shipping shares were higher by
one or two points IN Tire first hour, WIN
greater gains In United Btate iHduBtfinl
Alcohol and Cuban American sugar.
Much of this ground vas lost later
when rails offered almost the only relief
10 tho Increasing apathy. Canadian r.
clflc. g. Paul, i.ouls9ilie Il AaahYllet
ponnByiyanla, Reading CheHhpeake
Ohio and New Haven improved from one
10 two polntA, tho inquiry being Hnffi.
clenlly broad ~ Justify beliGf IN nm IN
yostmoni demand Prices became uneven
IN the later dnhlinHB, mainly IN eonHss
qu9nca ~ fn0fHed pftHAufs aAalhst
cfuciblo steel and other distinctive waf
stocks n may have been only a rpinei-
dsBcn, but tbH hca Yi1eHs Gf these Issues
Gt ibst particular time c1me With iho
publication Of frHRmegt6ry excerpts 0f
tho German cbnncellorh speech before lhe
HeichatnR.
United gtntes Steel and other standard
lndunti9ls moved IN narfoW limits re-
KDrdleRH Of the Indirect iutlunti1H pf q
forthcoming advance IN thE price ~ raiiHt
Although lending iuanufheturefa defllhea
10 make definite statements " ~ hu'
thorItntiyalg known lhHt the pfnpohed 40
vance IN this important product INC fGHt
w over fifienn NnHfH " lkeiy 10 bh nv
much ~ 81 . ton.
Dealings III Tho final hour we're akhin
nnliyencd hy resumption ~ activity n
mercantile marines, the tuton9bile group
nnd nlcohol The ihttof featuring thAt pc
rod Wilh . maximum gain of hh ppiutp
10 jg1Ih Win M advance 0f gr Tor the
preferred, cuban Amhtlfnn tnnde an fk-
irefae gain ~ = 1t 239.
Total nAlea amount q 5000 aharns
A proposed offering hy Nav fofk tlly
of fE,. .gWVJ ~ per cent bonds BaH WIN
otff SffGet on oulHihndlug iHsiiee, al
though The tone " Tho bond market w1s
Irregular Total ahlea, paf value, were
t3,7(l go pabHmh coupon ~ advanced y
per chnt on call .-.,.--.
Number VI Halea and leading quotations
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06
NEw YonK enNEnAL MARKEr
Quotations Of the Dny on vario"'
Commodities.

NEW YORK. April g. FLOUR Mar
ket firm, spring patents, M0HtbA5. WIN
teL patents, F5so1f6g, winter hraighta
ta bltfs60.
WHEAT spot mnrket easy No.
durum, Natg. No 2 hard. t32zs No.
J. northern, Duluth giliA, aud No. ].
northern Manitoba. ylA4 T. %. b. New
fork FUTURES weak, May 8L26A
CORN pot market ensy3 No. yellow
OATS spot stcady, standard 5lHa84c
HAY strong No. j. ft3Hfl ~, 40. =
81 .zj4La0, No. 2, fL0MlWi shipping, SPA
HoPs steady. state. common 10 choice.
1915 crop, tf025c, 1914 crop a4t9r, Pacific
! eoast, 1915 efop, l2421c 1914 crop wut01
HIDES Firm. BoR0ia, @n1r Central
LEATilER FIRM hemlook nrata. age.
pHGVlsrGSG Pork firm. mess. i4@
| 0fz5 ~, family D3 Oo0b00, short clears
tz2 ~ Beet steady mess, tl15inlsf1
family. SO no@'of0 Lard easy middle
west tlt GOall,70.
TALLOW fnin. city, ghc. nominal
country g40aAr; Hpcoial, ipAc.
Hl 'TfER Easier receipts, y&l tubs
unchanged ~ iar lower
EGGS Firm receiple 1850 enses.
fresh gathered eEtrnH, EYn231ac eStfn
| fifRH, regular pnrkod. 2p4e, hrFfa, spti
are, seconds, DNfe0l9c
CHEESE irregular, receipts "a hoaes,
state, held specials, lstGdsAc current
make specials, l7AmlfB avnraRc run
i7e Wisconsin twins fresh, liWlihe
POULTRY lave, 0rm, NO snles ~
| settled prices Dressed poultry firm
chickens ib03oc; fowls mare turkeYs
2sat3to
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06
GRAIN AND DRODUCE MARKET
With Light Receipts and Good De.
mand, Better Grades Of Wheat
Adyaace One Cent
CORN SELLS oNE.HALF HIGHER

OMAHA, Aprl q, 1915
Tic recsipth Of All grains we're very
lisht today
Tho wheat receipts fGini0d only fifty
ono ehfH ana there Was only few care
offered FOR sale, Tho demand for wheai
vas very good and tho better grades sold
] cent hlRhor
Corn was also higher selling v a cent
higher The receipts of this cereal were
aleo light and tbcfo was fairly good
demand
oats we're on declining = cent The
demand vas good enough - take care oi
al Tho oats that Wora offered for sale,
Barley remained unchanged.
ltyo sold ] cent higher.
tlcarnncoq of wheat and flour were
oqlal % 20lg,CO bu, corn ig,,0c9 bu.; oats
J hs.OH bu
AZ Liverpool wheat ciosod unchanged
- ~ higher, corn. unchanged.
Primary wheat receipts we're 2i@,W
~ and shipments i,3S,O0 bu., against
teooiptp ~ gl,D0 bU and shipments Gl
bA,g1 bu, last year
Urinary corn receipts we're .H400 hi
hnd shipments y3.yU b., against re-.
alptA ~ IMOO bu hnd shipments ~
l.1llD0 bu. lhAt year.
Urinary OgiA receipts were .4aO1 bu
bud philmentA l,MA00 bu, against re'
ealpin gf i2eiDW wv, ana shipments u
lAhm w, lasi year
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06
cmIc,Go ave srooN MAuNn


NEW YORK ApFt aE A1sTLsE Rae
erNta 8WW hrnA market aif0Ms native
hrtF strrFH sAHM 0. Western steers.
q Gus b stNrheta nRd fefslafs 9aale y
NkfA
MnuN ls eiria $50 bead market h.
sriliei mnatlt iN hiRher hsik ef aalf
AZ eNa NahH a. A#aA5 uAAetl A. tft
aA hFAtt A. &8N8 ruMKh1 u tF
nIse auNst
siiFtp ANp tANuk ll6WHgs 0l
afaA mAFkaf NFm MafHtfa a. H
uWHs 81 ast tauit# AWsEtt
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06

MfNNEArntiB ArHi WuEAT
Mas d 1891 iaA iulY N ~ wash Na
4 Maid tiNM no narthHFH
i f8A Ne 2 nnuhfW u iaaNt tHt
Fialn tRehknefd
NANf.NN GNia
NNt sl45FH
nMAN tAEHitW
UuNN hn q NailIF 7mH
ukfs SCI II Nhiir ilff
ri.AN HEEp Nttl4if
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06

SRI TbtlH MH kpft Afftf
Nt.aHa ftN nraH Hafs#t asHef Hf
Nta heff atrafe : H#H NaATliHs alaela
tuH nrUffa a. eHH
atal aefs anA fse iffa ; ssas fssas sHt
lnf'tH sHNfs HsH HH aHa HHliEff
tttltf a. naHts calves q ~
lthIa M6Neinff at4 kHat Fuafkat
aifaN Ilsk anA iKhta tR altaA
snt hlf sFrs nsfaA FA Nest.
alif tit Avn fANna 81 lHsa -
hatl HtafkrE stfHH6 stHa aath
NpH iAWfa wAH
.H
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06

BAYANEAti. On, April 6.-TtfRPEN-
TINE quiet, iDe, HnleE none, receipts,
0,kBs bblA
HOgfN Firm. anles, g97 bbls. receipts,
2@ bbs; shipments, 7li bbls; stocks.
20. 40 bhls
q H. 1880 !. $500, Il, D2l; NJ, $3.50, NJ,
B@, w q, 800; w w, $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06
Nan.aa 10, ll,r slarL MarLot.

hANAAH CITY, Aufil 8 tAAINt,N Wm
eeilsH, taN hrRA market, hiHher pFln.
tod steers q tHN dressed heef sleeFa
Naslss western sleefs ltMn stol N
aslRts NHi0Ai
NtHlH Receipts lN sN hfHl mafhNf
hiHhe tllh - 8Aiea D 8aInA heatf
ttM taeAefs ani hHtHhrfa D tsa
aitbtI AAlt lAMlN no. iUls ~
htsi HlagaHt hiEhtf ssfiua iamha 4iAf VI
#ti eafliHHs 4 sNiA iN sftttfa. na
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06

NEW YORK, April 6~GOTTON SPOT
auiet, middllng uplandA. " Oc. No enlea
otion futures opened steady May.
ll1Jc, July ll.1ic, October l20tci De-
coinber, l222c. J8nunry, t2Hc
The cotton market clomd stnhdy. net 2
points lower 10 points higher
LIVERPOOL, April 5.@cOTTO& Spot,
siohdy, Rood mlddiipg ak2d, niddlinH.
lbsd, low nlddling, 7gid. BalcH, 5000
bales
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06

Hf iAstFH tWH FNTTiE Ns.
iHff fsn best nufstt sItait Htalf
saa aui hfiiefs d ttae'
affas EUeatH
tttafH MssHlHfs. NaN head Werafi
fltsa7 iep Rk MA nf ssiss pma
8fEtR ANn tNMns nsenat a
haa8 FafAtt ifait sH't 90 M
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06
" quotations on bonds today were


LONDON Anrl 3 American securities
ON the stock market were neglected after
"A fraotlonaliy higher opening In SYM
pathy with New York.
SILVER Nar. sishd per ounce
MONEY tuAb per cent
nIHcOt Mt RATES Short hills and
three months lA4fAA, per cent
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06

These eales were reported today
Wheat NJ 2 hard wioisr. ~ cars
u. No. hard winter I cars, 81 lg
csr. 40 NJ sbapd ~ wi8tsf, 4 IT. ',as5 ear
Nlz , cars. li 70, i cars, ii ~, i caf
iltsh, ! ear, tisMN X raf, VI o. sHmple
Rhra winter car p.W, y. gar, ilm
~. = white spfiDg chr tiW No
aHf9in ear N@. No mixed car
llye No. ii / oaE no. No. 4. ear
HEf, No 4 ! car Hl4e
,ai on No 2 white 2 cars, Uhc, ! oar,
Eae,, No, ghltei ! ear, Ghc ~ car G5e,
no .Xhlie, eeG @He No yollow. !
M . yellgWf ! raf, @c No. s yellow. j
saf, ~ No, 2 miged ! oar. 7pNe, ! car.
,W, ~ 4 WKed eefy lOc ! GERS, DyHGi
II ~ fafs, ssyt e9 M : mlssd care @,se.
= cars, gllkc No 3 mlaed / car Gic. i
care, Nc sample mixed ! ear 40
gais STANDARD z ems. a8c NO. :
MhiiN, rhFs ~, ! caF i2He No, 4 Whitai
rhis ~, Hainpln white ear ~, z
.ornsha Gosh Prices Wheat. No. 3 hnrd,
lMal JSj h0. Z hard " 9Hafl l9 Ne 4
hhfat uptWlJ2 ho. 2 .fprna NWal III
nlto, No. I dlr1m, tl0i0i6 corn No
white, es1fSgho No white, HGp@hel
m, white, MtMDAf, No, . white 4iqi
g,s,te NE, Z gel!9w, nagHei No. : yel
10Y, es,sagesAe, No. 2 yellow, elpfs.ea. No
M, I missed. gi9esHei No. 3 missd 9lsa
Dslkf. No. mixed, ls,l165c, sample, bJQi9Ie
vaia No. z white, Dkn4ie. standard
Bltat5<cj No. white 42kli48c, No
ass ~ lItd IIttss''y ,ye nfs,'5"ts w siSSsi siSsssi
chicago closing prices, furnished The
lise bY Logan n Bryan, stock and grain
brokers, 80 South Sixteenth, Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06

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N atW18 #N ANad ###4 Isl
.WHfite WHHs# #n M HH H NA
AA #@H ARA het8H M
ats #Ni eet N8s NlA AtAMk
ttNf8H Me 5Hta a. F8HE m8FAHt
aAwaNe tH ta4t MM MNaNN
a.ari NsHt t
tiffff ANtt tAWN n w
hFtN Nath t t&t w
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06
uaaL GIrsrlnaa

OMAHA Aphl b=Hauk clebFnKs for
omaha today were 81 40 aa IS and for
the corresponding dag last year Nait,-
Wt a
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06
New york Money Market,

NEW YORK, April b--sPHIME MER-
CAMILLE PAPER 3Ual per cent,
STERLING EXCHANGE 8 Bixtysday
bills. p7sA demand, A.fgh cables, HH.
SILVER Bar, sisac. Mexican dollars,
"BoNDs Government, firm; railroad.
TINE LoANs Easy. sixty and ninety
days, 2k0a per cent six months slr5h
: CALL MONEY Steady highest. /. per
cent. lowest, ~ per cent. ruling rate,
iA per cent last loan, II per cent. clos
ing bid, ia per cent offered at ia per
cent
Closing quotations on bonds today were
nH follows.
~. fef a reg. ooAt, s n uni ts.,.. atl4
A. coupon l..T.,, aeaa K s T. Lat a. II
g. Il &c. renutf4t,. iGlA mo. Tar. ron. d., 1904
sda coupon ,...,,. tniA Mont Power bss.t., "
~, 4. w. req 1.t.tI VOW NJ y G. deh sH sH ll8A
do coupon .,a..a ltihN. n city tAa i.I.. i06A
Am amsitera ea III n YY N u. a II
A. r. a q q, Aits, iniA ffi o. .stfsiti.,.t .li4i#
Anglo, French 6H .t.. p5ANn Pacific " ss..s eais
Afchln0n gen N +. = DO D. stfs.t ttt5ttttt W@
nal a onto Aaas.sl Alhp y l. fot Aa...s q
ten Pacific sd a1ispfan can. Asa. ln6M
nee a o rv tisH M4 do gen 4tsHs laals
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-06
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Stronger and as High or
Higher Than Any Time-Lambs
Ten TO Fifteen Up.
HOGS OVER FIVE CENTS LOWER

The following table 6hovs tho receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep a. the ODahh
live stock market for tho year 20 1Rf
as compared With last year.
1916. 1915. inc Dec
Cattle anna, 3gl 40 2g2.18 N,lB anna.
Hogs sf..t.ss f.tHiib al4,si0 9N,0J ...s..
hhsep t.tttf5. Hb7i7 R.D ,u,," hb1b
The following table shows tho average
prices of hogs at the Ofnaba 1--we htgck
market for tbe last fow days, WITH com
psriH0nh
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-06

mwHmn uHm@ dMn in Dance
"Oettttinq >PBackbNature2nHe


left side of this page. or loose, lish'
and flowing like the costume de-
mandod by Miss Helen Moller.
Miss Moller teaches the society
girls of the East how to dance in the
free style that Is described as classic
or natural-lndoors in winter, out
doors in summer. Miss Moller is an
autocrat in her art She was brought
up on the prairies of the West. and
she wants elbow room and no tailor
made or modiste.made conventions
when it comes to clothes. All of her
pupils, mites OF girls and stately
dcbutantes and matrons, all must
kick of shoes and stockings and HE
them forth to meadow or pool in a
simple Greek slip"
Some one else will have to teach
you how to manage clothes" de-
clares Miss Moller. I'm to teach you
how to manage your body If you
have a strong. clean, healthy, plant
body you are well started toward
happiness"
How to get this sort Of body, how
to find Joy in expression, how to
identify and to master these forms
Of expression. becomes Miss Mollers
effort
other teachers Of outdoor poetry
Of motion-and in hundreds of cen.
tres throughout the country there
are busy classes devoted sedulously
to the study-take views varying in
On the Right, Miss Moller d.
Younger Pupil
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-06
Spectacular Popularity of Out
Door Dancing and How Society
": q. Girls Are Taught to Be
...v Graceful in Grecian Robes

the restrictions are often Of military
severIty-and they must early to bed.
They will generally be found with
good appetites and seldom do they
complain of insomnia
1t is claimed that nothing gives
girl a finer drawing room poise than
study and practice in the free express
sion of her physical body in the great
outdoors, especially when this eX-
preston is made fully free by a dis.
missal of all conventional notions
about fashionable clothes. A girl
with this experience will never be
wiling to wear shoes that make her
hobble, and when she has escaped
the evil of shoes she will add one of
the highest charms of woman-a
natural, free stride and accompany.
ing plant action of the whole body.
Above all, outdoor art is likely to
be healthful as we'll as healthy art.
No one truly solicltous of a nations
health Will regard without sympathy
every effort to get back" to natures
simplicity and wholesomeness, espe.
cially when the conditions are made
happy enough to reflect the best in
tiuences on the health Of the mind
Glow, a Group of Miss Moller's
ter Gracefully.