davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Movements of >m,al Vessel.

WAsHlNGToN. sep. II. -N..,..
vessels were; B,tticship A.tr,'ut
from Charleston for rhtlrir ptI,
Arrthusa, from Hampton Eu,u~ e..
yard Tor New London guu.nai l.
from Ptn"y Point for " ,>rl.s'.n
til"u'"ster from Br"nk ,u 't
Transport Hancock. from ,,lin'
S'nto pnininrn, ha'',',htp N'a.-t-
Portland for hios'uu .~uhu.,r.',.
ANA I'LL. from Bo-ton g.. N.,rt
Mars. from SAN Diego i,i N.i.
Mayfower, from Noi'h RN,r
Hook collier Nero, from IT, ia. '.'.
mas, cruiser New orleans, from A.,
Harbor for Marhl-h-ad ruflirr co.,
Norfo!k for Newport N"ws. g.rnr,
mento. from Monte 'hI!s.i fu- a.,
namo; Cruiser San l>irsu. from. -
for Gulf OF Fons-,a.
Yacht Hyyin, from w,,Hus.
Tor Boston Transport Bgutu t-.
Ma1atlan, g%unhoHt ,ds'iu. ~ ,l...'
supply shin celtic at Port al Hrlr..
cincinnati AZ b4ongipu ht.'',. ,
ware a. Hampton R",,ls. ,....
a. Ia pa, tender biNIr g. t..'.
ha'i''ship Florida a. Hampton I,r.
tl"Ship u .in"is - r~hi.udoIpl'l .
Jacob Jones ~ Hampton Rood ..'
k"ntu,ky a. North i!y.r t, t..,.
son II Smithtnwn Hdy. h|atflr-..p E..
at N"rfoik. ~hatticship Maine o. y
yard, destroyer Mccall. lat ,r-hlp v.
and ba,ti"ship Minnesota 1t Il.
Roads, destroyer Muuaghtu a
collier Nnushau at Mar, l-u.
N"ptIn" at iiliCra Ia,
Rttii"ship New h,uurl,
R"sds. bdttl">nlp N'N Nrrt % .
Roads, monitor p1irk az \,,.,....
'''ps'n a H".tnn, ar, fut,. N!
iuSt"u, btttl,shir ENu.I, Ist'
d"lphia, %o'uI>"r >,"0, Som
s'r"S'r sampson - \.p I.pr...
ship Su'."' - Nt~nlngf
south caroline - li,HLr'.N ';.
siru'"r Si"'r' - Bu~'ui. t...
l."w's, hat''slnp TrNt, .'.
Yah aud uai4rship N|"iuiol l. 80
Roads, destroyer W~ai>wuril .at ,
DESTROYER Ndrrinetuu &C. Eur.uu. g
Wheeling Il. Puerto McAilo.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

on sale 81 cars OF steers. Market opened
very slow: best steers held up to last
week Glos'ns pT''sss s; o,hsFI s, were hour Me ssoa u,
al we're cleaned up, Bulls and cows were
dropped ?jc,. and some sales We're al a
wher" there were 80 cars offered, It was
doubtful II al the stock could be sold
cannon 70 choice steers sold a. $500
i2.75ns: a few tops at &6.e5g675. Dressed
'' :a, w.. :'os so "a, las' aas IS v,rsin,a steers
i'sIs iS:, ,sse: q; w H;s,i r.: AS; i,
lbs. $3.50; - Kentucky. l.io7 lbs. $50;
i bun, LILO lbs. 81. L.. LILO lbs, $3.50; 81,
i;o5t le:. 900; :: di7I lbs 49,, ., 81:
lbs. 500; l.. $50 lbs. b?j;. ). eot lbs,
$50 g. 81: lesss M2 III So \
lucky steers. i.:s2 lbs. $50; 20, l.i<3 lbs
1870; z? virginia, .i'?S5 lhs; ss?S; cows
nlss,,,t95; !. ssi lbs, stss; :, ssoe'lb.s,, q:
Mcpherson & Co, y Virginia steers, 1885
lbs. $3.50 4; l:as' iS'i .ss5; = si'sst
lbs, sG75 3, 9l7 lbs. $40, 9. sos lbs.
@ii'.:;sS' lbs: S'sTT'GiSS. Is. rsS ,e ' IS v''7 795; 81 '' %s.i;
.s!S; 50, i,,stt ihs, :s?S; 4, iiiss ms.
To-. ,s;s 81, Ss; lbs, SIS: i cows. So lbs.
il. so5 lbs. So &, $50 lbs, s375; !.
,any 90 Virginia steers. !.3is lbs. $3.50;
10. 1858 his. -, 80; % Kentucky. 1924 lbs,
$40; / bull, 1850 lbs. ,sst; g., 1850 lbs.
81; i. sol his, $50; ., $50 lbs. IS 40:
I COWS. $50 lbs. SIS; J. shamberg & Son
10 virginia steers. 1903 lbs, sl0.lo: 80
West Virginia. 1897 lbs. 1890. ]. Judd
\ 90 3 bulls. oo3 lbs. $50. j. g Curtis
8 Son; u bulls. ss6 his $500; q, 1000
lbs. :; So; l:, as2 lbs, s.. rs, 10, $50 his
10 cows. N4 Ms. So. :, SS lbs. s3..5:
!, 80 lbs, ,3Go .. so7 lbs, i?3; !. $50
s,5o :, Vi. lu>., tt@:. I. $40 lbs. 81:
3 $50 lbs, Sra, Q. '7a lbs, 81 Andrew
Mullen; s steers, o33 lbs $3.50; 10 bulls,
l.i6t lbs. 81, II, 100. lbs, $3.50: 5, $50 lbs :,
$40; :, ~ lbs. $50: -, ,3s lbs. s5.2b:
: cows. $50 !hs. .hb": IS. $50 his. s.;
iHS...' $685. 100 lbs. s. Ii. Ii. II Hollis Is:
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Lehtxh valley Appeals.

PHIIApELPHIA. Sept, 1.-THE Lehigh
Valley Railroad to-day appealed to the
United States Supreme Court from a de-
cisloN OF the Federal district court here
dismissing the suit for an injunction to
restrain the Interstate Commerce Com
mission from enforcing under the
Panama Canal act he separation Of the
railroad company and the I.ehigh Valley
Transportation Company, IA Great Lakes
subsidiary.
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Local market, for spot cotton quiet and
20 points lower ~ l5.I5c, for middling up.
land: sales nil. delivered on contract. 100
bales.
Southern spot markets:
New Orleans steady, 10 points lower, at
1859. sales. l.ll0 bales.
Charleston quiet. unchanged. at ltisc.;
sales. nil.
Norfolk steady. 10 points lower, at
1t.75c. sales. 30 bales.
Baltimore nominal. unchanged. at
IL y C.. sales. nil,
Augusta steady. !: points lower. at
1855. sales, 2.0s7 bales.
Little Rock quiet. 20 points lower. at
lt.15c.: sales. nil.
Galveston steady. unchanged. at l5.05c.;
sales. 1860 bales.
Mobile nominal, unchanged. at ltI5c.;
sales. nil.
sales. c,9j5 bales.
Wilmington steady. unchanged. at lti1c.:
sales. nil.
Memphis steady. unchanged. at i5.c5c.:
sales. 900 bales.
Houston steady, unchanged. at 1876.
sales. 5.1it bsI.s.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS. AND PEAs-Marrow. choice
TO-" lbs. He?ou?23; fair 10 good, ss.7jm
s;ie; medium. choice; $500 fair to good
to good. &s7sue25; Lady Washington,
rallfornis ss75gsss small white. rali.
s,6; red marrow. choice. ssious.5o
white kidney. choice, sst6@a5o; impe.
Gfon'.;b, pinks, California, choice. Sc -
"Ss"; lima California. choice. $500
Slack s@i e Yeas SSo,Sn. chcIrs. s'.'on'7''
- Receipts. s..s5 packages.
Crsan,ety. higher than extras. per b. a3ia
Us: ">tras. .: score. aar trsy.. NJ to
. .'"r.; ar ss'sc seconds; SO TO 81
asc;; "ysr.s, 'ais @s,c ar,t.. 3:G ssc sec.
al,s rs:isc. good to prime. 2sis a Die.
common to fair, .6T2gc.: renovated. ex-
,tas; 1em 2e,sc' %trs,s,, 27is 2sc.. lower
a.uues ?Sn.'c imitation frsts.
.sM2sirc.: ladies'. current make. firsts. 80
n2'c.; seconds. 25i-c. lower grades. .ia
s:r. packing stock. current make, No. I.
go :5'sc.; No. :. :i'sc.: lower grades. 20
tHEEsE-Rsceipts. also boxes. state.
whole ailk. flats. early made. specials. IT,,
y Ils'.c. fresh. %coiored. specials, 1874
average fancy. 1874 uisSc.. white, aver.
fancy. lsh alsNc.i STATE. whole milk.
if Hihs s ssriy made; nr.,!al'; iso, iss
'"'"s = 80 - NV
IsNt.' state. whole milk. cheddars. early
MAJ specials. i9hc,; state. whole milk.
single daisies. fancy. isalstYc e.: all styles.
unucrgrades. iiuIsc.; Wisconsin. whole
min. early made. twins. fancy. Ists ~
ls'sc.; fresh twins fancy. igdisisc e.. :
double daisies, 49,. uis'sc.: single
anisi,s; ~. a%is'sc.; Young. Americas,
?ec'. state, skimr. early made. specials.
Is: current make. specials. ia. ni5ac.
choice. l4is "a l3c fair to good. i3is q itc.
lower grades. sni2c.
COTTONsEED OlI-Thc marie, for
cottohseed oil was weak during thu greater
part OF the day under heavy liquidation.
by the Weakness in lard and III"
early decline In cotton. There Vas y par.
tial rally from the low point on covering
aud. some buying for We, ern accoun'. hut
nnal quotations showed net LOSSES %. iui ~
points. The recent ginners' report vas he.
li"Nei to show that there l. u large amoun:
OF seed available for crushing and white
the price Of seed IN the south T. very
hrmlf hold operators we're inclined 10 hr
cautious about becoming over aggressive
on the buying side. fearing increased Offer
OF crude oil. Range of prices:
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METAL

NotuIihstandiue earnest tn.uiri.s SAID ~
INVOLVE som" W."'"n hounds of copper for
for"lcn soN'rrmsni. seller cyince,l more
interest Ncstcridy III the growing dome sti,
demand. IIrrc Interests made u understood
thai th"y III not favor CONTRACTING for a
l'r.c a part OF III" country ~. OUTPUT
tnr export ~ - cents. the latest British
va 'o,Urr tr spot AMI near fuiur. de.
livery ruled hrm ~ 2;'zu9s Trad was quot
~ 'h'""' - for spot AMI september irl,
'rl".. aud %-i,sltcr stood at 10 - Louis and
=. New York.
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Gables Rio No. : $50. unchanged Ex
chang" nd lower at I? ii.a.d. Receipts. L..
900 bass,, and stock. 2a.."yo bags Santos va.
I"' rels lower n $500. Receipts. 1000 hags
and stock. 2.eiiool bags Futures were io'
70 10 REFS Lower Receipts a, tho two port.
were loo bass. AGAINST 400 las, year
$40 Paulo hal 400. AGAINST iO.en0. and
Jindiahy. 1000. AGAINST ia.oeO bags. respec
nNtlN The weather In Sac Taulo WIS rlrai
III one district AMI clouly IN four. With tenn
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TRUST AND SURETY cos.


W>siilN"r"N. sept, ll-I;r'cnt speed
trials ana rrlus tests 10y In" new dread
uoughts Nevada and PENNSYLVANIA were
described a. highly successful in pre-
limlnary reports to-day to the Navy Dc.
isirimcnt. The official figures will be
made public soon.
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Liverpool cables: Spot cotton In good
and export. 1000. American. 5000 I'M
ports. $4,000; American. 1900. middling
upland. 9:5d. Futures opened barely
steady, I to i points lower; closed quiet at
. net decline Of ! to s points. October
November. 300: January February sO2;
March-Aprii. 900: May-Junc. SIS. July
August. $50. Manchester: Yarns and
cloths quIet.
The sun., 1916-09-12

MEMPHis. Tenn, Sept. ll,--Ncw York
city was selected to-day as the next
meeting place OF the Concatenated Order
of Hoo Hoo, a lumberman's fraternity.
The sun., 1916-09-12

SUGAR.. RAW-Cio.ei unchanged WITH
u" ,tsn."nt!"ns pui through rh"r" wac
lnotaiionS ,''.c., but holders we're asking
an advance Of So. Quotations follow
and freight. ii.c.
SUGAR. REflNED-CrystM domino
,ah'e',, ,a.eS n. cartons. hait or .fui!
t Hs 'I rs s:Ss' end s,'S in hat
.fush"i. '.'c.. mould y, cubes and tagl.
III. bags powdered. 6.1Sc.. MANN pow.
anr"i' 20 pcnd.red and goarss pow
h.frd, h.SJ'.' fruit powdered. s..ic.: dom.
IN" sfanlllaied. cases :. 3lg and = ID. car
ion, s.i,c. aud s.slc, in half .ases. Eagle
coars" granulat-d. s.ioc.. extr. nnc gran.
ulst"i. t.:ic.. Eagle :. ga and 8 N car.
Tom. nm. sranniated, 6.;;r,i ID. bags tno
sacks ami s.c$c. in bbl-. ~ ID. Gag, do.
So" '" w. hsg. 80" So. IN SACKS an!
$50 standard rrannla,ed: s.aoc nne
rrnnula'.d and diamond A. s.:jc.. %contec.
TONERS \. size: No. | ..ioc.; No. =. s.osc.
80; So &c 80 ~? .. So 80 S. 30, ? go, So: 81 ..
Zoo. No. 10. a.s:o.. No. II. soc. No.
i:, S.35r Nos. II. ~ and Is. 500,
,EGtTA"Lk>. Ms. kiLANEots.AR.
hRrSsEi;s srRorTs- state. puart,i"gis,
s,si"' wax. basket or bag. &c. ar.5o.
wa>. basket. 7sc nii.;O. Long Island,
cr."n. bag. Ii.nsl cranberry. basket.
s!"%ai,::co: ,nn: n. Ssi.. 900 'H" C 1:
Kors Nearby. loo punches. si.aV :: un-
washed, tops on Dbl. s.. washed. top. on,
al washed, baskSi, N..S, cwCu MsERS
Hothouse. boy. tp:.5o; basket, &2a.jo;
;;,a,G' Ss.ss,, Msi:S: I:Gns 'i hsi DO, /
:i:3; cucumb.r pickles. state. large bbi.
fH>. small. hhl. $im $50. state, DiiI, I
quar-, ba.ke, ton ;os Gherkent quar-,
lsland per hbl., stuj. cABBAiES-N-sr-
by, per loo, s;as, bbl, tnl.7j; jersey
rough, crate. s?n4. IoRN Jersey and
Long Island. other sorts, ,'jc. mf.. cArLi-
"a EGiPLANTs-Jersey. basket. tOp
5oc.5 .: quart crate. bon 75c. Dbl. fiai.2s.
nADlsH Western, 100 ib-, 81. LIMA
hEANs --DelaM.re Jersey and Maryland.
"I. L'EETTt'cE% Nearby, S6i, 80. a,s:
crate, Soc. n.i State. crate, :5c. asi5o;
basket, aec.n.i. LEEKsu,Nearby: 100
. IL. basket, SOC. atl5o oNIoNs-ohio.
white. crate, Nnl.5o: yellow. 100 H.. bag.
n~7ials5; red, ii;;!. Iowa, yellow. 20 70.
bas,.i 5on!,75; California. yellow. 100 ID.
bag. 81 ? so. stat. red. 'ic, 81 yellow,
,5c. a. 81. white. 75c.Ml:i; orange county,
yellow, 100 ID. bag. N.5ou.. red; 100 III.
bag. 3l50ua. red or yellow. la sk"', Toe.
al; state. red. 100 ID. bag. sl.;oa:: yel-
low, .l.5oa?.;. Juiy. whit" pickles. s2da;
other white, 81 l.jO; yellow. zoe. "a VI rcd.
75c. al; Connecticut Valley, yellow. 100
ID. bag. ii.5on:. okRA Jersey. peach.
basket, SOC. larg" basket, :0c. "a 81
carrier. Sla;u2.5. PEAS-w"stern New
York. basket. iu230. bag, soc. a g. 80.
PEPPERS Basket. toc.nsl,5o. cheese.
per crate. - S5c.: bhl, C25n3. PAIRS
i.EY-Nearhy, 100 lunches. SIS Il 20.
Nearby. 100 punches: soc as.
ROMAINE-N.arby hbl. 6oc. nN: state.
ACH-Nesrby. crate, Enl,So; state. has
kct, 75c. q sI25.. sQuASH, Marrow. hh!2
yellow. crooked neck, bbl. Ills, TrRNIPS
-Ru,abasa. bbi. i?6Oms TOMATOES
Nearby. large box. 75c. q 81 20: small box.
WATERCRESs-iOo lunches. ~
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK

- ratria from Or,u
Sol'nn castle, from Yokohama
- N,ankai Maru. from luuiuue
: larry LI:kenha"h. from Cain
= os'ar from Chri>,i,n.,nd
~ ] Mandel. from Troor
- MAMA Hata. from C,p. U,nr,
: Er',."h. from D.l,var. Br.,nv,,
= W Mar, from Galveston
- CIV of ~. Louis from s,Nau,.t
- Tenaiorc-. from Cristnnnl
- Noor'lam. from Falmnuth
- Lafayette, from Bordeaux
The sun., 1916-09-12
ARRIVED MONDAY. Scp,,nn,
ARRIVED FROM NEW yuur

- ,owan. ut DncnoS Nyrc.
; WALTON Han q, M~rInouruc
'"orse. Al iIvcrpnnl
: hellis Oliv. ~ Rirkv,U
- Polarlu", at Kirkwull
= Alalnia. at London
- Minchnria. q, Londnu
- Ncw York. AZ Liy,rrouI
- T~tirnhridg". ~ Iav,rponI
= tcenbergcu. on prawIr pn,p.
AuaWon, on Glhr1l,rr
= nadaas. on Duugon,ss.
; frontera, at Newport N,u.
: piIoma OF Cape Hrur,
: th"sapeak". ~ bal,imnrr
: D)'m'-r. at Bat,vi,
; karimatd. at Pid.nu.
- Ashanti. ~ Bas>,n'
; Concho, ~ Key wcsi
- huron, ~ Jacksonville
= Coman"hc, 81 Charleston
- Anfil'e-, Al ror, Fad.
SS Cricket, AT Norfolk
- Me'apan, AZ Crlstuh.I
- Tsishlma Maru. at Crls,oh.
= Van ~Hogendorp, At ,u,yauuiI
: p'arima. AZ Geors,towu Dem
- h!niam. at Falmouth
The sun., 1916-09-12


For Sew Jerscy--Fair to-day and prop
ably Tomorrow; rising temperature "'
crate east to south winds.
For New England-Fair and warme. W.,
day. Tomorrow partly. 'IouuE nen' ITO
moderate variable winds. shiftins I" '"e
south. a..
morrow mowers moderate south.rly w,nuS.
NEW york. Sept. FAN area OF h.sn
pressure covered tn" eastern halt OF W.
country yesterday from a c'ntr" over y.
England and caused generally northrHs,,,
erly winds and lower temperatures !" /"
tn. Atlantic states. . alan
prevailed in the north Iacit'" section. th'
plateau and iniddl. Rocky Mountain s'",.H
and temperatures mere a Few urs'SrnsyaSa.
low the freezing point In notherh NeNaua
Low pr.ssur. covered the Southwest anu
the northern border from Lake superior
shower occurred at u few points ON
the eastern Rocky Mountain slope, In ne
north central states and the east ''u,
states. hut ther" was no PROMINENT "
formations. ,..,
II was generally warmer in tho central
valleys
wind. fresh northeast: average huiiinity,
~ per cent, barometer. corrected TO- f'su
to So, level, at ) n NJ a"N' j. So
naroms'"r""'''.'''.'''' 'e,S "n'''
Humidity. ..,. '''s''.' ~ 80
wind direction. .....,... ~" -"
Wind velocity '.'.''.'' ,ra,,-
Weather .....,........ 'l-"r '"''
Thra ,.tnpeta,urc IN mi. city ,c-,crday.
as recorded by IL" oni"ial thermometer II
shawn in the annexed table; :,
's,."",...... SO ~Ti.....ss e"....s?
.s"--.".s! :".sf ".,...sii
j ",.. I: i:.".; ,S".....si
...'''f ssis. ",,i.. 'Vieis. 49,
80 &. NJ. & $E M.:si i.
The sun., 1916-09-12
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT

WARRINGTON, Sept, II The statement ~
N" receipts and disbursements Of the Treasury
shows
THIS Month. Last Year
W'tlI's' ,'.,'.......... $l5, eo,. oii SltS .0lt nsq
MISUNDERSTANDING, '.',...., -, +jl, l5g ISL, 6;3. y77
I"h'H ''t.,..',.,.. ~ az, Sis s3S. 6jg. ylN
Customs receipts TO day, s5j6. sN3 Internal
revenue, ordinary, 81, 49,. "a income tsx az
M miscellaneous. So. nis national bank nn,ns
received for redemption. 81, O,6. The cur.
rcnoy statement ~ the United states Treasurer
IoI september y;
GENERAL Tt'ND
Ayai,ahir r"ih ','''"''''',,,,,. Sla3. l:c, COL
Available silver, ...... ....... IA SaI 200
United States notes. ,.,..... z sEo Ins
National bank notes and Federal Re
scrv" notes 49,. ,,""."r... ASST. $50
, "t,In'na '"''ns on hnhks' '',.. %. i67
silver bullion ., ,......... 81 m. ga
I uCiasslho,l tulsnrtrtll currency . IN a.,
Deposits In haihs Aml Ihilippin.
Treasury .,.,. ,. M.S2a, ~
Available" currency in Treasury and
hanAs ....... ..... 80. 53a. o,i
i,"i,'' current liabilities ..,.,,, 1895. aIa
Set balance in general fund ......... oOl ;tI Sos
RESERVE IrND,
Gold coin and bullion, ,...,......,., Sl5c. e7a oo;
TRt ST ~ NJ.
To redeem outstanding rcrtif ties s.. III ex ssS
Grand total cash assets IN Treasury. =, 30. Isl. &C.
The sun., 1916-09-12
THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and observation-disclosures
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

United States Coas, and ,,c,.,
STANDARD r,nr
MINIATURE ALMANAC
Moon set. aM ~" >,'; 9arv
HIGH WATER rms n,y
sandy Hook d, GAM ,,,, L
Hell Gate 10 .. T. Nj I
Low WATER rus pA,
sandy Hook I ~ A ,,o, t.n.n,
Hell Gate. = iAM W
ARRIVED MONDAY. S,,,.,,
50 orduns. 1870 A. ". I,crr,nl
- nm'o"o Lor"z. $50 4. NJ
q ireland :;lo A. NJ U,vrc Al.
- N,uraitc. . \. VI, Bar,rinn,
Aug. 10. Ndi-'N,S
c,. Anlr' Havana. SEPT /, ~ =
,aroIlha, san Juan. ~rrt
: Sa!ainares. Havana S,n,
rrancis Hauify. H,vnn, >,r,
g Somus. New Orleans. son,
~ Mo, Galveston. SEM
S-.!ty OF Columbus. s,y,ru,b
SS MINER. Norfolk. sept In '"
= ,tha, j y " ti<bou An
: brclz lhol. 6:E l. " D,uI,
:. Iy. . ~ " Porto Frrruo' Az
ra"n'e' Philadelphia. sept -, aus \
The sun., 1916-09-12
THE WEATHER.

For Eastern New Nork-tsir and wsrmss
to-day; tO-mprrpw partly ctouuS !. "sw,s.,s'
mode rate variable winds. becoming H""'"'
The sun., 1916-09-12

hlrhcs temperature, -. AZ ll;-u !
Lowest temperature. 80. ~ II J.. NJ.
.Av,r,g" temperature, o..
The sun., 1916-09-12

WASIilNHToN Sept, II Tho statement Of
N" receipts and disbursements Of the Treasury
shows ""''
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Other cities Live Stock Markets.

CHICA(,O. Sept. ll-H0gs- Keceipts
1000. weak. loc. lower. Bulk. 81 :; II
10 20; light. $3.50 li.l5. mixed. So 80 Il
ILL.,. heavy. Ss55nl. rough, S9;0ps.;o
pigs. S6.5 1850
Cattlc-Rec-ipts. 5000; weak. Na.iv,
beef cattle. S6.5onl ! rs; Western steers
So s,ockers and feeders. 81 20 a
80. COWS and heifers. S5one:5. calves
3sj0nl3
sheep Receipts. $4,000. firm Wcthers
s~6T5ns5o. ewes. s3s;Vs lambs, s725 -
IL az.
The sun., 1916-09-12

n "'' SSn a ipr'"f Old "'% Srn,' aTy nlc i"ri '..;ln,'
CSC, old toms. dry picked, 2712sr .
S,nidcd. ?3n.s. CHICKENS Fresh. dri
lbs, 10 dozen and under, H., 30 ale;
ls.2t lbs, aO13ic.: 1890 lbs, .su 500, :
8, 80 lbs. soc; 3!.ls lbs. ale: bbls. milk
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-30
MUSE PROGRAM WILL BE
POPULAR WITH PATRONS

Mabel Taliaferro. whom every theater-
goer remembers as great stage favor
tie. will be seen at tho Muse today and
tomorrow in a Metro play, Her Great
Price" The story has 10 do with a
homeless girl who is practically adopted
by three typical Bohcmlans-an artist, a
writer and sculptor. 10 is a rather
unusual theme and one said by the
critics 10 be most interesting.
Tuesday and Wednesday Robert Leon
ard and Ella Hall appear in THE Grip
pied Hand" This story Is not gruc-
some tale Of mysterious crime. but on
tho contrary II is nm exceptionally pretty
version Of Cinderella" worked into a
modern story OF stage life. In the char
aoter Of lonely girl. unspollcd by the
bitter experience Of a frlendless exist
once IN groat city, Ella Hall has role
that Is attractive and appealing. The
picture receives its title from the tragedy
OF pianist whose hand was slasfed by
a heartless prima donna with whom he
fell in love- He becomes tramp and
figures in some dramatic situations.
Thursday the bill calls for Marguerite
Clayton and Il. H. Calvert In "A DauEh-
ter Of the city" This Ia touching love
story, presenting problem growing out
OF present social and economic condl-
lions.
The Soul Market" is the attraction
for Friday and Saturday. Nine. Petrova
Ia tho star in story OF how a musical
comedy prima donna. at tho height Of
her SUCCESS. suddenly tires OF tho barter
Of souls she sees going on about her
every day.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-30
KANSAS CITY LAUNCHES
NEW PH0T0PLAY CONCERN

corporation has been founded in
Kansas City 70 manufacture moving pic
ture films. The company Is headed by
w b. strang. owner OF the strang Line
railway. and the man who built an
aviation field at Overland Park. Kan.
Just outside OF Kansas City Mr.. strang
is president and the other officers are
Vice president, Thomas Riley; secretary.
Darius Brown. manager; f. NJ Ban
mister, Pittsburgh. Pa.
The company owns sixty-eight acres OF
land at Overland Park. Kan. and IL al
ready In the producing business. A com
pleto thoater studio. outdoor studio. de-
veloping, printing and electric plants are
already Installed ready 10 mako pictures
complete from start 20 finish A com
pany OF actors are now making comedies
and the first. Waiting at tho Church,
Is ready for release. new department
Is being planned which viii make educa.
uonal films extensively.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-30
THREE SCREEN FAvORlTES
ON THE BILL AT STRAND

Three unusually brilliant screen favor
tics arc seen at the Strand this week
commencing today. when william s. Hart
VIII be seen IN his latest western clns
sic, THE Aryan." II is needless 10 writs
about Sir. IIart's ability rs portrayer
OF western characters. IA this production
he maintains his high average and has Il
his supporting company two clever char
aeter actresses. namely. Bessie Love and
Louise Glaum. As usual. a comieal Key
stone viii be presented, AS we'll az thu
popular Pashe Weekly.
Tuesday. "Wednesday and THURSDAY
Genes the adorable little Dorothy Gla
IA "l.ittle Mecnas Romance, a picture
that the critics faved about Il Is SIM
pie story OF little thrifty rennsylvaniA
Dutch girl suddenly transplanted into
gay New York life. and comedy ~ un
small portion 81 the story either Il 81
directed IN the usual Triangle manner,
while for your added pleasure another
keystone cAelene ut sizes Il sehs tnled
FRIDAY and saturday Bertha kallqh in
slandff Mfs kalleh q recognized 81
one 81 the foremost ~ emotional atsraa'rs
and in hsr first Fog riciuns she gives
aae II ere mosi FemaFssble ehaRuief
rertFaYals uf heF carver iaKiahh
mounted ana slth puNehea a,piepts hena
H. 4 iist'Wt lhst sill flesae .oaeH 81 ara
mAtie rleiRFeR
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-30
EMPRESS OFFERS TWO
STRONG SCREEN PLAYS

His fortune gone only 10 win the love
OF his wife IL the situation Of Carl
Churchill In THE Pendulum Of Chance. /"
a drama Of love and stock speculation,
being shown at the Empress today and
for the first half OF tho week. When
he becomes successful Carl becomes 80
absorbed In business that no neglects
his wife, while she In turn ia sought out
by Ned Wallace, Seeing this, Carl puts
into effect new business methods In his
office, which necessitates discharging HIS
old bookkeeper, Tho bookkeeper, seeing
Wallace and CARTS wife together, be-
iieyes Carl has ruined her life. and.
nettled, he spoils Carts big deal and
ruins him financially. A broken man.
Carl returns home, only TO find that his
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-30
HlPP SCREEN BILL Is
UP TO USUAL STANDARD

One Of the most interesting screen
plays to be seen IN Omaha today and to-
morrow IS Clara Klmball Young In "Thc
Feast Of Life This play was screened
in Cuba and IL d story Of life. lies and
love such az can only be found among
the Latin owlaHds Ia the story Aurora.
a beautiful girl n forced against her vii
70 aoeomo betrothed 70 wealthy Cuban
She loves g young fisherman who lives
with his uncle Zelda, a young woman
who has been secretly visiting the Cuban
leads tie fisherman against him on the
day of Ills wedding. and before tile trou
p'c All ends aurora and her fisherman
lover are united
Tuesday "Wednesday and Thursday
the lllpp presents "a Jesse t. Lastly foa-
tuge with Marie. poro IN The Heart O
Nora Flynn Nora, nurse maid Ia The
home 81 iifanllcy stone is madly ~
love With nolan the Irish chauffeur III
two arc worsins hard ana lsyins % save
money enough 20 resign ana have a ilttls
place u their own Nolan Is Jealous
Thls ioalopsy loads him TO mlseoustfi
all her acts Nora ave Mira ston,
from dlasace and almost loses the laHe
90 Nolan btt m lhe end ihe dlfncltc
nre ali explained and lhe climax comic
Very hapm, far 40 concerned ~
stnl present 8u p1srtmNlos 81
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