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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-24
DRUG FIEhDs ROB
n0MlNY DOCTORS

HOMlNN. Okla lul, = lSpc
cal The WcVbrouk and M,rall
drug stores were broken into rafl
SUNDAY and robbed ui all ro,aiuc NOR
phine and other narcotic, they con
tanned Nothing else va, mulc,,cd.
The office, ut several physician, also
were visited and case, oi instrument,
and drug, stolen The hurglaflc, we're
not discovered until TODAY. and al.
though police were quickly notified mo-
arrest, have been made
II :, now thought most pi the bur
glare, aud other CRIME, committed ir
llumin, and IT. vicinity during the pa,.
lew week, were the work ~ drug
iicnd,, and effort, are hcIug made IN
round them up
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-24
DIME CUT IN OIL
ANNOUNCED FROM
OKLAHOMA FIELD
Prairie Company Posts Sl.45
Per Barrel Price in Mid.
Continent District.

N.u,ialcd Pres, di,paithc. fen The
Time, irum Tulsa aud Nuskurc, TODAY
brought the new, that the Prairie OIL
and uas company Ihi, morning au
nuun,cd a ,nl ~ N ,,u,s . barrel m
N, price ni ,fui, uil In the Mld.tn.
'incr field
hc price posted ihi, morning h, ,hl
pait,c was q i' a hffsl lrr M, lat
iwu month, crude ha, ,nli un the ppsr
market ior SlN although n ht
through, mutc ih,n that in mnu pp
dnrtfs 'nf N, treason that independent
huyer, raid large h,wu,rs
Heads ~ lu,ai oi companies had
nn' been informed officially ui ihr tt
du,',or and knew nu'uue ui r until
nni,iisi b, The limrt
That increased priu,urr vat ihe
.iuse iut III, dt,r,asc u price vas The
rininn given h, Am official ui INC VI
the Large rompanit, Niih l,al office
", said the demand vas a, rtsa, a,
r,r' ard did NJ, believe the price
would decline seriously.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-24
MAD DOG EPIDEMIC
FEARED; EIGHT ARE
KILLED BY POLICE

Eight dog, within the city had fhcen
killed up to noon today by police OF.
iiccrs IN the eudeavor to suppress a
mad dog epidemic More calls were
coming to the police station than could
be attended to by John Heep and Mo
torc,clc officer Thomas
Instructions from the mayors office
we're that a vigorous enforcement oi the
dog ordinance va, to be carried out
through the ho, month, The ordman,r
say, that an dog, running loose with
ont muislr, ,hall b, killed by police
officer,
"Muyglc Your dog NJ keep HIM tied NJ
ou YOUR premises. va, the mayot'
advice tn uucrc, from owners oi pei
animal, who feared officer, might kill
their iatuflir,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-24
Kaiser Longs to Fight
In Front Line Trenches

LONDON. lul, = Emperor Wi.
liam during his recent ,fir 10 rcin,
scm,vhct, IN ,hs teit " rstunn, un
III, Nrmms itUu,, ,a,, = dl'pa,ch to
the Wireless rts,, from Rt'rt mad,
speech IN ,ht bsrman wounded ,cl.
diets which is attracting great a,isr.
urn iN German IN, German emperor
is puoisi a, saving
II d, the mnsi poignant sfiti ~ MI,
life that am unable IN iaks mutt
active raf' IN this war II is ms saf
meet desire ~ ,aks m, rlart IN the
,tcnchc, sud ~ deal ,uth hlos, a, ouf
,n,m'c' a. wy age ani strength Will
permit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-24
BRITISH REPLY
Unsatisfactory

WASHINGTON lul, = Gtea,
Britain, partial reply ,o the american
not'. protesting against interference
with neutral mail, 3, regarded nv nj
iiclals a. unsatisfactory puuoipall, hc
cause i, deal, with specific case, IN
stead ol the principle, involved
Official, inter from the ,ummun,Ja
ton tha, Great Bnsm y, Determined
tn uphold h't attitude which ,hc United
States regard, 1' unwattan,cd and un
supported hy international law
Acting Secretary " State Polk said
today he will rahl, Ambassador rass
asking iot an answer IN the last Amer
iran note The memorandum now i,
heiot. ptt,idcn, Wilson
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-24
BRITISH BAN ON
LOCAL COMP ANY
Commercial Embargo TO Be
Fought by Chamber Of
Commerce Here.

ON, ulhhrma Jr. nm ha, .rns
under ,hr BLACK ru' declared b, M,
nru,h government against Nm,u'sn
commercial s,'shh,rmrH', irara.urn
bu,N,,, eHh t,wsr. ~ vas lrafu,1
iu.ls,
fh, tasi .hlwb, u' um,f,s eiil
ir,r tr th, ns'un eiis mr, ,n,r' iu
have me his.k Nu REMOVED .fum she
american enterprise, rnv under that
har
Cotton ir'sftt's ,r 'hs ,ou'hvsJ sfs
seriously affected b, ih, black list
utdtr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-24

could take m, place with the
,unnst', " ,uu aud ! pfumi,, ,ha, I
would leave nv mark or the ,nsm,
nu, m, n,ctm,shls Almighty has
villsd c,hctw,,t Into m, ,afs hs
hecn committed b, divine dtun, M,
lsadstsh,p ~ ruf ,rurif, M, sru,s,
ard n, iofys, cn Land and ga
The burden IT thinking is,,i,rs
and leading ha, been hard rn ms and
tcal',ins this. I krnv iha, m, h,t
mus, nr, hs f'stcd ,n ,ht htu hnr "
hattie whstc m, feeling, would ,atu
mr. Nv liis must hs conserved tsts.
tull, inf ,hs welfare ui German, ~
tattv ou she duties a,uen,i ~ ms
by divine appointment"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-24
CANDIDATE FORCES
NAME ON BALLOT

Upon application hy Df I n Sat.
lcriicld. candidate ior coroner, Di,
uiri Judge Oldncld issued writ oi
mandamu' the, mourg compelling III,
county election board ,n place Naticr
hcld', name uu the ballot iut the Nug
u,t primary election The board Sat
mday ruled that there va, M such ~
h,r q, coroner and m accordance
with that ruling. refused ,p place ,ln
didi'r, lor coroner ou the Ii,kc' IN,
attorney general held uo such ull,,
existed m the state
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-24
pamphlet MAILING
TO Be INVESTIGATED

tpuu instruction, from the ro,cf
not State Examiner and Inspector
Parkinson ha, started am ,u,c,ugauun
ui. ,ht work p' the ,c,rclafy ut state,
office n connection with the mailing
uui ui the publicity pamphlet, contain
ug argument, un proposed amendment,
ip the constitution.
II Z, understood Tic investigation Wi'l
extend In ever, phase nl The work
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-24
OKLAHOMA CITY IS
SIXTH N COUNTRY
IN clEARlnes GAIN

Oklahoma CT, ranked u,ih w the
,nuu,f, IN percentage ui bank ,lcir
ing, increase 100 pet,ru, iut the week
ending lu, N according Zoo npd
streets review ui financial condition.
m NJ ,,ic,
jacksonville. M led the nation with
llhl pcftcn, gsn. Mu,kuerc OKLA
va, ttrnd With llSS. Iulp va,
third with l,t,. Richmond Va. va,
fourth With sS Bloomington. M. va,
filth with 7Sb and Oklahoma CITY
was sixth With 700 pettcn,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-24
Texan Is Slain;
Son Arrested

HENRIETTA. IcNa,. lul, q VII.
ham smith was shot and instantly
killed early today while sleeping ON tn
porch ~ IN, hnmc \, Blue Grove ,hif
teen mile, south ui here \ load ui
bu,k,hni entered his heart
Nircd smith. ~ war, Old. the dead
man, SON. q, under arrest Nuunv
smith. q, =, alleged came tn Henrietta
Sunda, agiin,, hi, father, w,shc, and
an argument preceded the shooting
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-24
Five Drown in
Lake Collision

liulDiILS\ NI.h m. .
lame. " Wv N ,rsr. .lI ms pt,
and ',u ,hllf5n ar' ,h, child oi &
Ns,.ru an r llHremuu were
drowned u r.uHsr bt, 81 midnight
when their mn'u' h.a' H'hiJi with sr
HiHff
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-24
Charges False Preten,es

WASHINGTON. luIy q . hatgc,
,.s' 'Nr national guard va, sent 10 the
Mexican border under false prerenses
r'rc made hy Senator Townsend today
during 'hc debate un the army appro.
W1'nu hi'l he urged that the mill
rrr force. u'' iu actual service ought
O. be- sent hum,
'li n"N 4. aurlrcr' 'o everybody that
thr national guaf1 +, not going 10 Mex.
lDu and they were moblncd under
'shc prncn,r," said senator Town.
send Diplomatic correspondence be-
tween 'he United State, and Mexico
disclose, that there never va, any in
'u'pn OF sending them into Mexico" ="
\ urnno,al lu .u' n half a S OO0 DOO
Appropriation for small arm, drew pro-
test, from Senators. tummins. Jones.
fuvn,crd and other,
The ,caalc however by a vote 81 2S
Co. u a"-'ed 90 cot the appropriation
u 50 s0uuu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-24
County Clerk Estimates Cost
OF County Government;
Levy 3.5 Mills.
BOOKKEEPING SYSTEM
WILL SAVE $4,000.
Expenses Are Much Less Than
Last Fiscal Year; Charity
Costs $31, ,160.


Mote than hall million dollars Is
needed TO wu the county gutcrumcnt
Of Oklahoma county during the fiscal
year ending luuc " lpH according 10
a preliminary estimate Of expense. l"r
all the Nariuu, u'ilrr UI depart
mcui, wmlh was made iu 'hr county
Clcrk's office today The exact amount
OF the preliminary budget g. >'l-
PN'4l Oi that amount N'N 's'I i.
needed Tor the purpose, other than
'alauc' supple, and contingent 'u1dr
90 'hc county government leaving only
tl1Si55 tnat 3, needed ~ cover AT sal
afir, supple. contingent ,Hd' "p'rti
ing expense, lhr Sum ui N'SIin %
3. estimated. viii hc raised 900 ico.. Tina.
leaving only HDIii tu be- secured lnr
operating expense, hy taxation. which
amount 3, the net cost i0 the county
for operating expenses provided the
total asked 0. allowed hy the cNO,r
n'"t'. Ih' 'N'''' ,'''' ''''''' "'
''" '"'''. '"' ''l'' ''''"
County Levy IS Mills
Based 900 tine amount to hc raised by
county lew . NN4H.YFFNF = NllIN ' l'ik
Cpucnu, stated ula, that the levy
fer county purpose, u Oklahoma cnun
tv would h, mill, or l,., The lcyg
last ,,ar wa. : mill, Ihc taxable
property in lhr county according ru Nh,
assessor, book, q. approximately $50
OpOOJn \ lrs, ,i g.; mill, would pro.
ducc the amount needed The state
lew. according tY State Auditor How
ard Will he ouy , mill,
Through operation oi the nrw book
kecriug system uauguraicd los Count,
tlc-i Cornelius. the county has saved
approximately lOUN Hy tins ncW
,yucm. the yarlou. officials are com.
ncllcd to record expenses u"'c ''o'o'N
man before Wni'h causes nor ,ao ,a,.
ing. NJ 'ofneliu' 'aid. Inc S'on
renrsscni' du'eieh'e n''Ncen amount,
asked iot various 'und' th' year, 'n'
The amount allowed Tor ihr ra'i wear
Charity viii Cos, Si,i6o
Ib, .ur. ,.krd for I'M, wear arc
p.uf and u,,r, fund SiqltN. widow,
and 'orpN,u, Su0. scholarships. =
;O0 burial pi m, poor. u 500 total iur
,b,f,,y Sjiln fur ,nl,red school,
Teacher, SjnuO. huildrng,. $1,000
tepair, and maintenance. Sipu. JAM
tors ana supplies. N'Ns l'IAi ~"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-24
Heat Begins Early,
Mercury Climbing

local Forecast Generally 'aiF ard
continued wafN ,nninh, snt TUESDAY
state Forecast toniaN, and tuesday,
ialf
KANSAS tbIr
AnkANsNS AN WISH uENNs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-24
SOUTH CAROLINA WARNED
OF DANGER OF FLOODS

CHARLESTON. S (. mly = The
local weather bureau sent uut new
flood warning, ,oda, lo the eastern ,ey.
ton II TN, state Condition, similar io
those ~ IONS were forecast ipr the
Ml,IawaW river
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-24
Aviator Taken Prisoner

TIN, suda,,ous flight va, s,.Hm
pl,hed point hy point and allcr ikiug
al night Lieutenant Mar,hal ~, com
pellcd a. descend a. SN O'Clock iu th,
morning oi June y near ,helm Rus
sian Poland. at least lnN Nlomcl,f, ln'
miles from the Russian lime, W. va,
made prisoner.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-24
In Running Fight
Nearly Reach Thams,

IND clash b, described 10. tr. D,rman
a'"'ralN 900 an n'uUa' 'a',mrn, o.,
follow,
SATURDAY mHW rrmsr torpedo
ru1', starting 'uw ilHlcr, under
'uok q RAID extending until the, were
clos, 'o 'hc wpu'h u' ihr Ihamc, with
uu' .'Niiug hU,'il, naval 'urer, 'hrf,
While returning 'bc, encountered
several small British CRUISER, oi the
aurora Jla,, and DESTROYER, 4 short
sfl''ru engagement followed 300 'Nr
course of which v, obtained several
me. Torpedo boat, returned q, their
La.r unlamagrI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-24
German. Admi, Ioe, Cain,

The penetration oi lew house, ~
the vill'ge oi ponere' by the British
Is ADMITTED by the Germans. who a'.
Sert that the a,,aok,t, paid with heavy
and sanguinafy losses
The Turks announce the defeat oi
British cavalry detachment, by Turk
iSh forces not lar east OF the Nuci
canal The announcement .ay, tn
British fled toward the canal pursued
hy the Turk,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-24
KItChener'S Successor as Head
Of War Office Predicts
End IS Near.
BRITISH TROOPS TAKE
SECTION OF P0zIERES
HH-...
Russians Advance on Fortified
Town Of Erzungan From
Three Sides.

LONDON July 9 BRUSH -,
,0urrciu'rcs. and British intelligence
aro gong To- snatch Nr,',ry 80 ic.
ron'h, Va, the statement ht David
] lold Gcurgc 'h, successor of rl,N
Marshal Earl kr',hcncr 81, head OF
the var office
Gain On All Fronts
NuC.cs,c, for tn allie, on an front,
marked the beginning Of the fi'h week
Of The great offensive against the cen.
irsl powers
The onioaD statement, today record
the following
British troop, have captured
large par, ~ 'hc village oi P'
ycrc. The, also gained some
ground near High Wood ~ the dr.
fec''uu of the Dmll'mout
The French penetrated ,onc Ger.
man 'rcuChc, IN RAID near Nalll,
uor'h ot the Alnc. and took some
prisoner, On the \crduu front
east oi the McuSc there were small
local engagements
Force, oi Emperor NlDhola, up
Grating ~ Turkish Armenia. are
steadily advancing ou the fortified
town ot ErNgnan from the north
and south On tho east. the Rus.
Idu advance guards are within ~
te,n mile, ui the place which :,
eighty mile, southwest oi Eriefum
Italian attacks IN the lIa,ra r..
gion 20 regain Mpntcolm1u' are
making good progress The Nu,
TRAN deicn,cS Just below the sum.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-24
cuneo. American Artist. Dead.

Cuneo, American Artist, Dead
LONDON. luk = Cyrus Crnoir-
na'lo tuneo an American artist AMI
member OF the Royal Institute Of Oh
Painters. died IA London SUNDAY of
blood poisoning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-24

The proclamation which Lieutenant
Naf,hll dropped ou RcfIrn h,g1u with
ihr word,
", could humhatd the open .vu
cot Bsflu and thu, Kill ih, vrm,n sui
uuu,cr, ,hilifcn. hu, vc are content
To throw only the following pru,lsmb
ton. ti,. ri,
Lieutenant M,frhal va, m,swfl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-24

The official Crmmuniquc loda, ~,
ing ln account ui Mar,hal, achieve.
mrni SAYS
"On lunt ~ a, 0N O'Clock u ih,
evening sub Lieutenant Mafchal az.
rcndcd at nancy on board = Nicurufl
munuplarc u' a social type taking with
him a supply OF incl sufficient 'u ls,'
fourteen hour, w., mission VI, Co.
eros, Gefmsny ~ low alurui, 'u
drop proclamation, ou 'hc capital Es
liu. and then o. descend in Russia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-24
AVIATOR
MAKES TRIP OVER
GERMAN EMPIRE
Drops ProCIamatlOnS on Berlin
and 0eScendS in
Poland.

PARIS. luN . Lieutenant MAJ
chal 1T tn French aviation corp, lsv
month lei, French ,oil and flew over
the German oapltal ou which he
dropped pro,amauionS. and then CON
lluued hi, hight intending ,o land
within the Russian lines Tie Wa
forced 10 descend. however. in Poland
aand vas taken prisoner b, The Get.
mans
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-24
LIGHT WARSH|PS
MEET IN CLASH
IN NORTH SEA
Six German 0estrOyers in
Running Fight With British
But Reach Belgian Coast.

LONDON lu', . llrau nrns
va heard or hr Dm.h coast all d,,
SUNDAY O. dispatch irum The Uagu,
to The Es,hanp, Telegraph company
'ay, 1--we pcrman destroyer. vcr,
observed returning toward Ir,bmEsc
Two had a hta,, i
In Running Fight
Ih, dispatch ma, rr',r fu ,rgur.
ui , running fight announced %. fh,
British admiralty 'm. afternoon lhr
announcement SAYS .iN Irrwsn 'u.
pcIH boat DESTROYER. vrr, engaged r
running tight b, BRUSH 'YrDc, pi'
N.huuW,u bank ~unla, The Dcmsn
vessel, were hr repeatedly hu 'hr,
succeeded m reaching 'hr urlg r
coast
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-23
SWINDLERS WORK
FARM LOAN GRAFT
Unauthorized Men Attempting
to Collect Money for For.
nation of Associations.
BOARD ISSUES WARNING

Washington, Aug. 22.-Secretary
Flanagan OF the federal farm loar
board today issued a warning to farm.
ers that solicitors are busy in several
states without authority of the board
attempting to collect money for the
organization OF national farm loan as.
sociations.
Such associations are authorized
under the laws and are to be formed
by farmers who desire loans.
The representation by any person
that any organization is now offering
to make loans by authority OF the
farm loan board under the federal
farm loan act is false" said Mr.. Elan.
agan.
Mr.. Flanagan said information had
been received from Montana, Idaho
and other western states to the ef-
feet that unauthorized persons were
soliciting subscriptions there. He said
farmers should plan the organization
OF loan associations
Dates and places for hearings to
collect information to aid in locating
federal land banks were announced
today as follows:
From Spokane, Wash, the board
will go by way Of Tacoma to Port
land, where a hearing will be held
September 7. Hearings will be held at
sacramento, CAL, September 10; Reno,
New, September IL; Salt Lake, Sep
tember IA; Cheyenne, Wyo., Septem-
Der IS; Denver, September l6; Oma-
ha, September IS.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-23
Catholic Societies
Discuss Moral and
Civic Problems

New York, Aug. 22.-Views of the
leading priests and laymen O. the
Catholic church on the situation in
Mexico received further definition to-
day in the conventions here of the
American Federation of Catholic So
cieties, the, Catholic. Young Mems
National union and the German
Catholis Central Verein. ........
Business sessions of the federation
and its allied organizations were held
this morning. Subjects discussed in the
report OF Anthony Matre, secretary,
were taken up. Mr.. Matre in his report
Yesterday criticised some phases of
the moving picture business; easy di-
vorces and attacks on Christianity.
At the women's session Bishop p.
J: Muldoon Of Rockford, ILL.,, urged
about 200 delegates to join every
state, county and city civic movement
in their communities.
Don't stand back and say, we
Catholic women are not wanted and
won't get fair chance He said,
My own experience is that people of
other beliefs not only are fair to us
Catholics, but are most anxious for
US to join with them in their work
tor the general good"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-23
MOTOR CARS HIT
BY MOTORCYCLES
No Person Fatally Hurt, But
Have Narrow Escapes and
Machines Damaged.
TWO SENT TO HOSPITAL

-Four accidents within as many
hours, in which motorcycle and auto
drivers figured, were handled by the
police early last night. Though in
each case the machines were badly
damaged no one was fatally hurt, al
though two were taken to hospitals.
Frank Halowka, baker employed
at the Foneenelle, and living at SIC
North Nineteenth, was riding a mo-
torcycle at Twentieth and, Poppleton
at a high rate OF speed when he
crashed into an auto belonging to the
Beselin Cigar Factory and driven by
L. J. Killner, 2205 North Twenty
seventh. Halowka was badly bruised
and was taken to the Southside hos
pital for treatment by Police Sur
geons Losey and Philbrick. His con-
dition is not dangerous. Both ma.
chimes were badly damaged.
Hit by Express Truck.
Harry Roitstein, l5-year-old news
boy, living at 2S5l Decatur, was get
ting off street car on the wrong side
of the street at Twelfth and Farnam,
witnesses said, when an Adams Ex-
press company truck driven by E. A.
Moody, 546 South Twentv-ffth street,
hit him. He suffered internal injuries
and bruises. He was taken home.
Ed Greevy, Twenty-ninth and
Hickory, riding motorcycle, collided
with Herman Goldman. 8ll South
Twenty-fourth, who was on bicycle,
at Twentieth and Leavenworth.
Greevy was taken to Leonardo Da
Vinci hospital by DR.. J. H. Thomson.
Two Machines Mix.
At Twenty-seventh and Ames two
machines, driven by Hans Nielsen,
2l42 South Thirty-ffth, and William
Brown, Forty-sixth and Brown, came
together. Both machines were badly |
damaged. Marina Nielsen, 10-year old |
daughter Of Nielsen, was cut by
broken glass from the windshield.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-23
Trading in Stocks
Largest in Weeks;
Prices Are Highest

New York, Aug. 22.--Trading on
the Stock exchange today was the
largest of any session in more than
three months, aggregating about
100000 shares by D o'clock and Civ
ing promise OF total turnover of
not less than 100000 shares.
United States Steel was again the
leader on its rise to a new high rec
ord of o6S. There was extraordinary
activity in other industrials as we'll as
the war issues and other specialties.
Some of these were 1T the best prices
OF the year, although generally far
under their high records of last sum-
mer.
Toward the final hour leading rails
showed gains Of two to three points
on expectations Of an amicable set
tlement between the railroad man
ayers and their employees.
Steel remained the central feature,
mounting to the new record OF 97H
in the final hour.
Today's business, of approximately
l,350,000 shares, was the largest, with
few exceptions, this year.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-23
Dreamy Waltz Is
to Supplant Tango

Chicago. Aug. 22.-The old-fash-
Toned, dreamy waltz is to supplant the
tango, according to Thomas McDon-
gall Of Pittsburgh, president Of the
American National Association OF
Masters of Dancing, which is in con-
vention here today.
"The old-fashioned waltz always
led up to the time the tango made its
appearance, and we propose to re-
establish it," President McDongall
asserted. ~ don't mean that the
tango is to be done away with en-
tirely; we are going to devise new
and conservative form for this dance,
the feature Of which will be SIMPLE
ity"