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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-25

3ar tpranniidsn qloOe dbsr purbe has
'Shsnten, neil uniere prattii9e Rtu8eit
uu9 bag Gsident in ibrsu 8ieIbsitrebsris
fdsn 9erria Sog, iuu man nit feinem
gsiaent sbsnIp bcFimmie pie Oeri4itbene
3tele perfolgt.
ga lit osr iunse Serr Der nit Der
S1Hter oes Saules Tennis geIpielt bat.
gtrttten III, nn0 ben man oann mebr pbfr
fpeniaer en- famile 3um Dinner SIters BEL
fiji nb. st muB F4 rsban6itren. uHb
Isuf5snb Ientt sr Itia auae in oes 4prtes
mpnnoies tigfite Siefsn unS panbsIt gum
gIumenbGnbisr, fuD er fir bic Mamd Elm
nmfdnelides 8lumsucrrdneemtnt eritebt.
GrGuIein Sodtsr betommt cine etulaIte
Q~orstudnboIe I'm R~oiotuitil nit JonbaHts
oefiint. CT 1T isiusr 9Ilihfeu lebig.
Dana absr bat btreits 70 bel Glunen
bsfommsn, baB re uidt psib, pOhin pds
nit. anBsroem reijtn neiBe 6paSint6sn
ibrt a~optntrp.n, ane driuIsin 4o9isr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-25

@ir eiHmal i'm Sabre, gu @eibndhten,
Ga sibt es audi fir ben unrubigiten Geiit
Elm S~nneboltsn. 0as Riderinneru an
friibe Gage Der ainSbeit, nit ibrsr naibeu
@ei6entfreube, itimmt Elm biBhsn tpsb
mitia uno Elm biban detrimental, 10 baB
Tel6F Der 3itIbenubte Elm Beiihen feline
alseit pruftiI6e @eltanf9auuita In bic
@de fellt, unb "a f6 srnitlia iibsrIegt,
ippmit er ben Ssinfn zine CANA unIsEbltis
fdc 6reuoe MAIDEN lonnte. llno 10 fommt
Is benz, bdB mir Inn @eibnd6t berum
ionH redt niidttrt 9eathen bspodt uH6
peraniiatseeheimnisbpa h%erumIdufrn lsbsr,
bic conn Ipdier cine &isIsnfrsube babsu.
renn lire llebsrraI9uue unisrm GhriIts
baum esbiibrsnb sinssldldesn bot Sslbit
psnn aimbsr pprbanbsn iein iolten. bic
ms INNER nod 6as bette gsiipisl boiiil
qebtn, ipic mai i6tntsn un5 iia bsItsnter
TaFui Fol. 50, ia: so ibr nidt psrOd
ME bic aiubItiR
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-25

6ersli6teit bss gebers aGtst unb has
geidsnt treuIid biittt. DO CAB Is ebsmoIs
aan3e 9ruben urb a0rh DoI bpn fold,
alien n~srbIidsneB< Dineer, bic iretnofpO
auf BEN gooen cher Der Rnmpeltammer
ffanbsn. BON 3eit gu 3sit tDurotR Ie
nnnn ausgspadt u1b GtIdrbert, unb bus
mar bdRn iehssmal cine lebr ipiGiiee nnb
tntereHants MugsIsesnheit fir bie iaueftn,
bic nit sinem biB9sn Gralsln ilnb bel
Reusier Sisiea aufettebunssa bsipo1n=
ten.
So ipirb ia aud beut3ntags bel msbr
Dabllpfes eefdentt aIs friber, Sd Elm
iebes 6elneni feline tiefere Btbsutang
bate unb Der @egsnItdno bdrdttliten,
liebebon forfhsnbfn aopf3erbredens mar.
6euer ifsnii bsinabs igber itbem stpas,
neil bds Ghenten einmal MObe tpurbe,
unb, ToFerH man ii6er einiaes aleiuaslb
btrfiiat, zine b0hit einfdae Sode III, BEL
Der man b6hItfnk bic GunI Der @a9I bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-25

bobeu mobernen @sIamGd unb mOseR
nur .RoIsnba6f1. glIo Dsrben bic 8lus
men duf ben 9anton ~perbannt, an6 bic
9orssllanbOIs pirb beim nd6fen 8DbIs
tdtigIeits 8aaur auferItehung fsiern.
Der GOrienmann bat Bel ben f9lehtsn
Soften ar9e 8srIuite erIittea. Der Sons
iarrent 6arf bappn ni6is piheu. alIo
Thentt Ct Der Satin, ber teuren. siren
nod tot6arsrtn pslS ols ben, nit BEN
bic before 9Glfte Der &oHturrens beim
lebtsn gdruioIpiel briuierte. qls gIeis
dem @ranSe identt obsr lesttrer ber
frau @enabIin Elm. pertooaes Sonier,
nit Smdrdeben. Mbsr bic Grda @emobs
lin 1T erboI, benn Smdrdabsn fin6 nidt
msbr bic .srobe. Mobt', uab ie bat GEE
bort, bdb rmuu" Sapphire gu troeen bat.
tpenn man duf Dem Spiel ots Gurus
ltehen pid. ~ Trou Somoio fmpGrmt
fir W1Rif. i6r 6nttc pmis;r. TrosoGU
lafait Is Inn snsi 2pssR fur 9bsoter
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SdidIqG Der @e|6enGe.

Geit Goasn idon fianben fs pruns
itnb oufsebout biutsr sIdn8enbsu Sdsis
Ben, al bic bibfdsn nnO lOdsnben Dinss.
bstanssn Oa liberlfrOmt bon Gihtftutsu
lnb Darfeu lire far6ige pru4i nett bins
D tin in bas 9unftI ber abeHoliden StraBe,
unb lddsltsn bic asuts an, bic nndbenlliA
Dor linen itebsn biisbsH, unO iubtn 10
islbfiider in bic porfpeibnadtIids Delt,
ais fpolteR Is ioaen: mir Fab bu5u be-
itimmt, Breu6s 5u MAIDEN, unb mir mrs
ben aud 6rsuoe MAIDEN. aommt unb
iauft nns.~
Mdn folis ipobl mtinsn. e fti etiDds
70 GiEfa6es unb 8erguieIides I'm ben
Rsg 70 zines @sldeniss, bab bon tinem
] .e6idlaI" hidt ipobI bic 9sbe Itin f0nnc.
abtr ME 70 oft Enisr Dsm I6sinbds eius
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-25

pierberfubren. SIM a~fpeiten Semeiier fusrs
ben bic pbotusrup6iIden %llebunaen nit Be-
fOnbsrer 8eriidIi9tieuHs Der R0ntgeuteds
nit lno oes Observation-Disclosures forts
geieBt, 3eidnungen aus niFenIAdItliden
Wetten r~eprobu3iert unb projettionsbilDsr
bergeitelt 1aran f9Iiebsn ii9 einTd4e
unb iisreOtopiids aafnabmen BON auatOs
mtidsn unb dnatomii6 : patboIOgiIdsn
prdpdrdten, acknowledgements pnb fiji
HiIhe neutrality-suspicious. Der linz
tsrridt in Der Mitroprtptosapbie umFdBt
IT, SerItelen Der mitrpItopiI9en prGpas
rate, ipeaiel bag 5iriersn, Ginbetten,
Sdneioen unb Sdrbsn Der Sbistte. alets
mere Siere, tpis 8anin9en, Ratten etc.
perben beiIpielsDeiie bon ben S9iilerins
men berurtis prdporiert, Biz bds pin5iae
Stiid9en zines Mngsns, zines @ebirns
etc. iir u1b fertig 5um g9otOgrnpbisren
inter Der aupe Iieet. Jerner tperben ees
iibt: oas 9eobodttn 6urb's MitroItop
uHo bus 3ei9nm mitroTtopiider grdpas
rate. au3 TT in BEN bSbertn GsmsTtsm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-25

@stssenheit sur Surn,, Gputums unb
glutnnteriu4uus sur 9sritslluas I9tpie-
rieer mitro'iopiI9er prGpardte uub 8ur
%id6itGnoigen Qrbsit seee6en. Der tbeores
tide lnterridt umfaBt @Ortrdgs a6sr
@rperimentalhemie, iiber bic Photographic
ifen pro5efe. Photographers Optif,
Glettri5itdtslsbre, aHutomie unb 9iEtoIos
gle.
Gin unberer s8iueig ber niTenf6aTts
liHen p%botosrapbiHl 1T bic Metallosras
p9ie, bic ebenfulls in Der gerIiuer aRftaIt
seGebrt pirb. Inter MetaIIoarap6ie, poet
Dielms9r bsm pidtislten Sell bsrieIbeu,
bs7 Ntitrop9otoerapbie, bsrIttbt man bic
natsrfudung bon Metallen ni6t nur anF
4en.iIaen, ionbern aud auf Photographic
fhem Mege. Mlit Silfe be8 MitroItops
orinst bieIe, nod perbGltnismabig iunge
BifenTaaFt in bag Snnere bfr MetaIls
uHb ibrer asgierupgen Elm, AdIt has id
BET Derfhisosnen 8ersr0Berungen 6drbies
tenbe @sfiisebtl6 ouf bet pbOtOsrapbil9en
platte feIt uno bermag aus Sielem BiIbe
biHiHtli9 Der aemil6eH 3nidmmtns
iebuHs, Der tbsrmii6sn 8tbanbluus etc.
ISdliHe auf bic @issnIdaItsH Der Mas
terialieH 5u 5ieben. Bel ben giienIegies
runssn gum 8siipisI, bsrtn Gigsnf6dften
bon BEN mebr ODER miHbsr groben GebdIt
an aobIeutoff obbdnsis Tub, pirb bic
unterfudnHs Ssrari burhetfibrt, baB an
BEN gu untsrfaduben Stiid cine 6iGGe
dneeidIiffen. bodpOlierf unb dIsbunn nit
seeigueten agsntie anseleBt pirb. Dur1
biefe aesung sntIteben auF Der poIiertsn
OberfIdde mitrOftOpiia Heinz, ie nab benz
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-25

Fu&en Elm tOmplisiertss gislfadss fsdt,
10 aud beim GsIdsnt. Sa. ipsnn man
pirtIia nur tuufte unb Identtc. Inn irs
ssnbpsm 2isbsu cine Grsshs~su MAIDEN
Ooer fpehn Der 9sIdentEs INNER MIR i'm
9ei1euf, lei IS foltbar ODER unlaeinbdr
ben duBertn MusSrud zines innsrsn Muns
ides ishsu t0nnttl absr iopisl 5smptrds
weHte. lObisI gbrssisigs, IoDisl 3ieIItrsbsr
in Der Mslt bur teinanbsripirbeln, Iopiel
WotiO. gibt e. fit ben Sdentsnben, 70
bel G9idiaIs bersitei Der 8si9sntte ben
ibut burasbrodtsn gobsn.
81 ben pielsn 0smiitsbingen, Die man
bielfa6 ais iibrffifFesu 8dIIaa iiber
goro aeiporftn, aebort aud bic 8iefGi fir
bas @eI6sni. Die qietdi, bic aud in Der
~iIeiu,n, Oieusidt iosor nusloI,n @ate bic
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-25

SoblenitoffSebaIt oeri6isSene Giguren, bic
nun mad BEN g6uiosrdpbisren auf Der
platte erI6einen. 4uF biefe Wetfe er6Glt
man nidt nur einen Ginblid in ben inns
ren gefi9ebai Der Metdle, es lam aud
Der @s6alt an G9laten pbet Gebler, bic
Onrd 4a9tdffsteit bsim @ieban e~ntItuae
ben iinb, feitgeite1t fptroen. Sn IeBtsrer
8eit bat man bieies @erfabren aud auf
bic aoble ~dngtrpdnbt, bod linb bier bic
linterfnhunsen nod nift dbseI@IoHsn.
SeOsnfdlls eebt bds g6otograpbieren
6anb in 0dBb nit Der HfmiInen llnters,
Iudung uno bat Den grobsu 8orteil, baB
bic photographer ais 8eleee Digltn f0ns
nrl. Die @bilertnneu Der 2ebfpsrtitdtte
lerleu iibrieens bic beibeH lInteriudungss
arttt ebenlo bas 8eItimmfn BON 2sgtss
rungen, bic 6erftenung bon S9IiffeR nit
6iIfe beg GhrdubItpds unb ber Getls, bag
@us9liben bes Metals, aud tpirb ibnen
bic Gonitruttion Der 6od0fen fIar gez
madt, 10 buB fe mad abIOlpieruny oler
Semtiter boafdnbts ielbftdnbise Gtelluns
asn ausfiilen f6HRsn. G6on iebt tpirtea
~sinaeIue 8amsn aIs 2eitsrinnen bes mts
taloerdpbiiftn 2aboratoriums an Sits
tsnipertsa nnb pirb lire 3obl ii9 ber'
mitGid redt balo bermsbrsn, ba aud
Gtisautrfe unb gr5Bsre Jdbriten bic IRE
photographic in ibrtn 2dboraiorisn in
neuerer 3eit sinfibreu.
Die abtsiluHg fir Reprobuitionsbsrs
iuhe umFdBt folsenbe llHtsrridtsfG@sr:
pbotogtapbii6s ltsbnussu, 3sidnen mad
Sips unb benz Ie6eubsn MoDsa, PERFECT
tibiides 3eidnsn, MaI6insnSeidueu, Sc
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-25

psrite6t man bic SetFsITung BON @ruds
pIatien fir 9p9brut, Waabrud), 5lads
brud (Steinbrud, 2idtbrud) unb Stefz
Srud p6otoerabure, 5efio9raDure) duf
pbotograpbif9em lnb pbotOhemifdem
@ese. Die auf bisiem 8eee bsrseiteutsa
Drutpldtten btl6en einen, auf media,
lni9dem 8ese berseIelten Grfas bes 6Ol8s
f1nitts, ber 2itbosra5Aie, bes &npfers uni
Gtdblfti6es, Der Gdoierung.
Der llnterridt etitredt fi9 bicr IN erter
9inie auf Strin unb ACKNOWLEDGMENT nit
alien ~erForberli6en 9ebendrbeiten, iobdnn
auf ue6ertrogung ber @ufnahmen auf
Stein be3p. MetdlpIatten unb 4eBuug
berTelben gu aliIdees, 9as 3ieI fir Die
G1iilerinnen lit bier BITE 9eriteIiang 6et
lfertig montierten Drudplatte.
so er6ffust ulfO cine ausbilOnHg IN
Der gerliner pbotograpbf4en 2ehrtnerts
Hattie bieLen iurgen beIti9en Wldb4en
unb Grduen ausi9tspole 8erufe. Neuers
bings buben aud bic i"elbftGnbigen gilDs
neutrality-suspicious. bef4lDHeH. nit 6ilfe
bes 8erbdnbes fir banbDertsmdBige uno
lfa9geperblide @usbiIOung Der 6ran ibren
8eruF i'm Ginne Der 9anbpertsfnnsses
febe planmGbis dus3useitalten. Iu9 bier
HIT bic 8erliner 2ehrpertftdtte bdhns
bre9enb borgesungen, inbem iie fir bic
SdalerinHen Der @6teiluna fir 8iloniss
Photographic mad bier SemeItern bic itaats
li9e @ebilfenprifuns eiRfiibrte, bic in Der
4nItalt Telbft por elmer priifunsstommiis
ion dbaeIegt tpirb. @sbilTinHen tonnen
pieber nab mebridbriser prdttifder 4rbtit
ibre Meiiterpriifung MAIDEN uno i4un feBt
beFben mir in Seuti6lanb cine gdfise 4ns
sabl MeiiterinnsR i'm photogrdpbildeR
Gstperbs, bic teiIpsiie gang 9erDorragells
bee leiiten,
Bum S9luB mO9te i'd mod allen aes
~Ierinnen unb 2sisru Der Stats 3situne,
meinn Iieben 2drbsIeuten briiben, er51bz
len, bdb troB bss 9rieges, trob ber ms
bpn alien Geiten amsebenben Geinbt uHb
troB Der i9mereu Opfsr, bic ieDer Gin
seine BON uns tdglt9 gu bringen bat, bic
SrqdniIierung Der bsrufIihen tdtigen
5rauen, iofpie bas 8eitreben maBsebenoer
Decentralization nad elmer pertieften ges
rufsaugbiloung kfGnoig GortT9ritte
mabt. Dies III ppbf Der Bette 8eipeis
fir bic sroBartise Organization, bic mir
tn 9eutf6Idnb auf alien gebieten beIiben,
unb bic mir ni6t gum penisIten unTerem
70 arg seIamGhten aMiIitdrisnas7 81
buntsn bdbenl
2aife 5aubsI, gerIinsD inmsrsborf.
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bsrs unb S9rIfiSiansr, nebuagen I'M
Gebrau9 Der auftestompe, Retaide aaf
Metan. Inter Reproouliiousretul9e, bic
in Der grariA aud als saunnrttuide"
cbr rMai4inturetui6e" be5eidnet ptrb,
bsrfttbt man in sritsr ainie Oas gsarbeis
ten pbotOsrupbiIder pupisrbiIbsr, UNI Elm
gorbilO sur 9eriteluus bon 9rudpIdttsn,
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luug pirb gum 9eil mt6anild, nit &ilfe
eiHfs acknowledgements uusBsfibrt,
bod bleibt Elm GROCER 7eil bet 9rbeit BEN
Musarbsitsn NIT Gift unb piHiel Dorbes
balteu. Sn bieIe abteiluns tusroen bobel
MI. G9iIsrinnsn %dufgenommen, BITE MD
nnr prObss 5eidnsrifhes Talent, fonocrl
aud GormtrDsrItdubnis beiiBsn.
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Gs 1T bic 8iImfdoft Der 3Ob Der gosite.
Die ielbIt emit mar bic 9ebensIuf Del
Grben.
Sob Iu9t Elm b0b'res Sein; 10 fudt
BbiIpfophie
3uItbt mir b6b'rs qosfie 81 psrDen.
sfldeFi.
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A9if p6otograpbii6e 2ebrantalt&
IL bes 2etttDfrein tn Strlinqse

Rontgen. aftfentiuuen i'm Gtappeneebist = n1ifropboto.
s~rapPiuncn in oen Sa5aretten uuo bel Ger front. = Die
nIetaGoeraphiu. = Reproourtionsrstulae unc pbctomeda.
uiides perfabren. - 2nsemeines.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-25

1. 8DentgemsinaHer.
2. appierntelier.
3. Clint Wattru- apSarat.
A. Mbt6eiImps far @sifro ; @bOsp'
graphic.
5. Mtelier.
Evening star., 1916-07-01
CITES STATE EMPLOYEES
WHO WILL GET FULL PAY
Senator MARITIME Urges Similar Ac-
tion for Federal Men in
National Guard.

Senator MARITIME of New Jersey
author of the joint resolution proVlo-
ing for the payment to civil employees
Of the government their fun salaries
in addition to their pay as members OIL
the National Guard during their serN-
ice for the federal government mas
called the attention of the members
of the Senate to the fact that the
state of New York Is going to pay lts
employees who have gone TO the DOT
der with the guard in the service OF
the federal government full salaries
while they are on duty. He has pointed
out also that business men throughout
the country are following the same
course in regard to their employees VINO
have been drafted into the service OF
the United States in the National
Guard.
The resolution has been referred to
the Senate committee on military az
fairs That the question will be solved
through the bill to appropriate $1,000
600 to pay not to exceed $50 month
to dependent families of the guardsmen
in the field, which has been reported to
the House, was the prediction made at
the Senate end of the Capitol today.
Evening star., 1916-07-01
RIVER CRAFT REPAIRED.
Local Launches Being Fitted Up for
Cruising on the Potomac.

Thomas Tennesson. owner OF the
speedy launch Fairbanks. has his craft
out on the marine railway at Regan's
for such repairs as she may need and
to be cleaned and painted. preparatory
to making a cruise on the river next
week The Fairbanks took the place OF
the Louise on the railway, after the lat
ter craft had been overhauled and
painted, in preparation for a cruise to
the lower river during the holidays
about the 4th of July. The small launch
SnooKums, also belonging to local
owner, IS out on the small railway at
Regan's. being made ready for duty.
The launch Jessie j., belonging to
John Cox assistant engineer at the
Washington Market Company plant. has
recently been fitted with a new twenty-
Wo-horSepower gasoline engine IN
place of a nine-horsepower. Other i'm
prpvements were made in the launch.
which easily develops twelve miles an
hour.
Robert Hooper has his launch. the
Lulu H.. at the anchorage on 1fth
street southwest, completing the in
stallation of a nine-horsepower engine
in place of one of three e-horsepower. ItV
is figured that when the Lulu H. re-.
turns to service she will show consider
a BILE improvement in speed and will be a
better boat for cruising purposes, 1t
will be the middle or latter part OF the
coming week before she will be ready
for service.
Evening star., 1916-07-01
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. July with the gov
ernment report on acreage and eondi-
ton due a II o'clock trading was very
quiet in the cotton market during TO-
holiday there were no cables from
Liverpool and the action Of the market
suggested that scattering accounts mad
been pretty well evened up for over
the report and week end.
The opening was steady at an ad-
vance of to points on little buy
ing by houses with Liverpool connec-
'tions. with October selling around 1927
and December 13.45 during the early
trading, or about to Z points net
higher.
Futures opened steady; July. 1906;
October. 1922: December, 1910; Janu-
larry. 13.45: March, 1863.
Futures closed unsettled. July
1916; October. 1898: December, 1872;
January. 1916; March. 1884.
Spot cotton-Steady; middling up
lands. 1890: no sales.
A very severe break followed the
publication of the governments crop
report later in the morning, with Oc-
tober contracts selling off to 1885 and
December to 1902, or about 35 points
under last nights closing figures. as a
result of general heavy offerings. Clos
ing prices showed rallies of or
points from the lowest on covering
with the final tone barely steady, at a
net decline of 26 to 29 points.
The advance was widened to s to
points. At 10 o'clock the market stood
3 to s points up. AS soon as the con-
dition and acreage reports were read
October lost Is points and the whole
list weakened. Late in the morning
trading months were 35 to 36 points
under the levels registered at 10
o'clock.
Spot cotton-Quiet and unchanged sales
on the spot, 230 bales to arrive. 140 bales
good ordinary, 11.56: strict good ordi,
low middling. 1881: middling. 1906
strict middling, 1881: good middling
1856: strict good middling. 1881.
to 33 points
Evening star., 1916-07-01
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.

The following were the readings of
the thermometer and barometer at the
weather bureau for the twenty four
hours beginning at pm. yesterday:
Thermometer-Yeste pm. 73:
8 pm. 70; II midnight, Sc: today. 4
am. Sc: 8 am, 10: II noon, 79. Max
imum. 20. at noon today; minimum, 66,
at am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Maximum, Sc; minimum, 6S.
Barometer-Yesterday 4 pm. 1904;
pm, 30.02: II midnight, 1905; today
am, 30.03; 8 am. 1905.
Up-River Waters.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
HARPERS FERRY. w. Va, July l.
The Potomac and Shenandoah rivers
both were muddy this morning.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1916-07-01
COTTON PRICES TUMBLE
ALMOST 81 ON THE BALE
Follows Announcement of Federal
Figures on the Acreage and
Condition Of Crop.

NEW ORLEANS. July 1.-The price
of cotton fell almost 81 bale on this
market today. following announce
ment of the Agricultural Department
report on acreage and condition of the
crop. The figures on condition of 81
per cent Of the normal June 25 we're
higher by several points than ex-
pected. and the increase of III per
cent in acreage over last year was
much larger gain than even bears
expected.
Following reading of the reports al
the future ring october Immediately
lost 10 points and the entire list quick
ly softened, Heavy short selling ap-
peared and holders of long cotton un,
loaded in volume. Toward the end W on
the session the market was 30 to 81
points under the levels ruling lus'
previous to receipt of the statistics.
Evening star., 1916-07-01
HELD FOR SERIOUS ASSAULT.
Benjamin Turner Charged With
Hatchet Attack on Daniel Haffer.

Suffering from a fracture of the skull
and unconscious. Daniel Haffer, twenty
eight years old, 1881 Huntoon place
southwest, last night about 1890
o'clock. was taken to Emergency Hos
pital from his home where. it is alleged.
he was struck with a hatchet while en-
gagged in an alteration with Benjamin
Turner, thirty-one years old. who oc-
cupied part of the house with him.
Turner was treated at the hospital for
slight cuts over his eyes.
Policeman W. B. Wallich of the fourth
precinct arrested Turner and charged
him with assault with a dangerous
weapon. This morning about 2 o'clock
he was taken to the hospital. his wound
dressed and was returned to the sta
tion where he is held to await the re-
suit OF HafferS wounds. The police
were told that the trouble between the
men was about the rent that became
due Yesterday.
Evening star., 1916-07-01
DENIES CUSTODY OVER
DISTRICT M|L|T|AMAN
Secretary Baker So Advises Court in
Answering Suit Of Frank Fab
rizio to Get Son Out.

Secretary of War Ba ker today filed
his return to a writ of habeas corpus
sued out in the District Supreme Court
by Frank Fabrizio for the release of
his son, Frank, who is a member of
the National Guard. Secretary Baker
advises the court that he has no Gus
tody of the militiaman. who is at Camp
Ordway. Virginia. beyond the jurisdic-
tion of the court.
On this showing Justice Gould de-
clared the District Supreme Court to be
without jurisdiction and dismissed the
petition without prejudice. The court
explained to the counsel for the father
that legal action would have to be in
stituted in Virginia.
Evening star., 1916-07-01

was one of those retired. Ernest II.
Daniel. vice president of the board. Is
one of those most prominently mention
ed for president AT the same time II Is
not certain whether Mr.. Danei would
accept the position. ,
John r. I.arner and William T. Gal
liher, two other members of the board.
are also considered as strong proba .
hilities. Others have pointed out that
elect a man to the position of presi-
dent, Mrs Susie Root Rhodes is highly
considered bv her colleagues and may
be chosen. ,.,
heen anpointed on the board Is very
ant to affect the policy of the Schools
it is believed.
Evening star., 1916-07-01
LANSTON CORPORATION
DOING MORE BUSINESS
Domestic Trade Alone, According to
J. Maury Dove. Is Fully Three
fold Greater.
z. w. Bliss Company Declares 100
Per Cent Dividend on Common
Shares-Local Bankers Busy.
BY I. A. FLEMING.

The Lanston Monotype Company closed
a contract this morning for the sale
to the government of fifty improved
keyboards. which. according to j.
Maury Dove. president of the corpora
tion. "outspeed any on the market.
Furthermore" continued Mr.. Dove.
our domestic business is today three
times as large as it was one year ago
i mean in the manufacture of casters.
keyboards and accessories. There is no
question but what a dividend for the
next quarter will be declared and paid
when due
The current assets of the Lanston
Company. at the close of the last fiscal
year. February 26, 1916. compared with
the previous fiscal years figures. were
as follows:
Bills receivable. increased s7,455; ac-
counts receivable. increased $100.651;
cash. increased ss7,4S1; inventory. in
creased S35S90
Evening star., 1916-07-01
DECIDED UPTURN TODAY
IN WHEAT MARKET PRICES
Absence of Selling Pressure and Fa
vorable Liverpool Advices En-
courage Bull Traders.

CHICAGO. July 1.-Absence of selling
pressure resulted today in a decided
upturn in quotatioEs on wheat Bulls
were encouraged by Liverpool advices
that the European demand for the new
American crop had improved, and was
continuing to broaden. Besides. some
fear was expressed that If the weather
turned unseasonably warm in the do
nestle spring crop region black rust
might develop.
Opening prices. which ranged from
as off to 4 up, with July at 1.01a1. .01ss
and September at 1.041sa1.047s, were
followed by material advance all
around.
Evening star., 1916-07-01
Says Boy Is Only Seventeen.

Fabrizio's father did not begin his
proceedings until Thursday. when the
militiamen were already in camp. lie
named Secretary of War Baker as the
respondent, and the writ was served
on the Secretary. He claimed the boy
is only seventeen years old.
Had the court not sustained the plea
of Jurisdiction, the War Department
was prepared to argue the right to
make the Secretary of War respond
ent in such cases. A special appearance
was entered by Maj Samuel T. An
SELL Judge advocate of the United
States Army: Lewis w. Call, an attor-
ney at the War Department. and Maj.
W. S. Hodges, judge advocate. n. G.,
D. c. The petitioner was represented
by Attorneys John c. Foster and Rob
ert l.. Miller.
Evening star., 1916-07-01
CAPT. SCHLEY PROMOTED.
Assistant Engineer Commissioner
Raised to Rank of Major.

Capt Julian l.. Schley, assistant en-
eineer commissioner of the District
since October. 1912. today was promot-
ed to the rank of major. His assign
ment with the local government, it is
understood, will terminate in October
this year, the usual detail of an en-
gineer officer with the District govern
ment being four years.
Although he has direct supervision
of the electrical department of the
District Capt Schley's principal serv-
ices are with the public utilities com
mission. He has been executive officer
of the commission since its organiza-
tion in 1913.