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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-26

heed every voice of His that He
sends us. The baptism cf the Holy
Ghost that made il possible for
Chrl,t to such wonderful miracles
still makes il possible for Gods chii-
drcn &c " rk successfully N His
name II is the spirit OF God with
H. power tina; has decorated hcaKen
with some Of the brightest jewels
fom our homes when heaven shall
~ realized and we dwell there in
ACE and purity, then shall we
laow the worth of the words of our
t"Nt This is my beloved Sen; in
i'm am well pleased
81 the evening service Prot and
IRIS. Marks rendered some beautiful
dsic that was especially enjoyed by
all The subject of the sermon was
Exciting sermons and the text was
+ and in Luke i:29 In very brief
rart he said, II call the attention Of
nay people to this text because it
Shows the will of the people of that
timc in their treatment of Christ;
tHr responsibility Ct the people. and
the effect of the real gospel upon
wicked men.
wonder if Jesus Christ should
appear in the modern pulpit and
condemn as He did condemn and
bless as He i'd bless. would it be
true that He would be treated as the
text indicates that he was treated
.then Remember that as we have
done it unto one OF the least OF
these we have done it unto Him.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-26

FOR RENT-Six room house. Fur
nished. Hot and cold bath Near in.
Cheap. w. p. Pillans. 1916
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-26

lie was sent by God to perform A
certain mission; He was acquainted
with all the customs, diseases and
failures of the human family: He
knew every trick of the DEVILS trade
how far the DEVILS taprcot went
into the human heart; and He had
Tie urage Of His convictions
"IIe was more perfect than the
modern ministry because he had
more salt control; He did not prac-
tiee self-advertisement: He was per-
,vct n power-could direct His en-
Ie~aies in tn right direction His
" rds were full of power and had 4
wonderful effect He was the Son
of Consolation. and His words were
fun f comfort and His hands were
most healing
"He was sins greatest enemy.
giving every sin its proper name,
and the world could not silence Him
Sin remains the same today. and It
always pays to denounce it as God
directs. regardless Of the conse
nuences. But ii often creates great
excitement and brings upon Gods
servants untold abuse and severe
criticism
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-26

three pound guns or three two-pound
gdns. with room enough to house
eight or ten men. and carry pre-
visions for a fifteen days cruise.
While the wealthy men have been
offering their boats free of cost TO
the government these boats ore OF
nc avail unless men enlist to man
them. he said
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-26
Send Army Abroad

This can be done by sending
abroad Immediately, that is, within
ihe next few months. an expedition
ary force of at least 80, 900 to ie,Ooo
men. perhaps half regulars ana haif
volunteers, and establishment OF
home depots which would keep these
units at maximum strength on the
fehtinq line. and add to them other
units as fast as they could be gotten
ready.
u may add that J am not giving
advice merely for other men to take
u have placed already before the
war department m yreQuest to be al
lowed to raise a division for immedi-
ate service at the front: and If ]
an permitted to do this. will guar
antee that the men who come into
this division from all parts of the
Union will make as fine body of
fiehting men as the world could pro-
duce. Every step that can he taken
without guaranteed action as re-
CARDS raising the division has been.
and is now being. taken.
With all my heart hope that
W. shall take action along these
lines. for. If we do. we shall make
our voice powerful for fair and hon
cradle dealing when the time for
peace comes. and we shall regain the
r'cht tc hold our hads high and look
.he whole world straight in the eve. "
concluded Col. Roosevelt
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-26
Roosevelt Spent
Two Hours Here
CONTINUED from Page 81

(Contlnued from Page ..
tyranize over other nationalities
Qualifying this so far as may be
necessary to establish the principle
taht nations shall recognize that
they have no right to escape controi
b. outsiders, unless they recognize
the duty of self-ccntrol and show
/ wer to do justice, both within
their own borders and TO outsiders). .
IF we are really to serve the
cause of justice and humanity in this
war. it must be by eXertion o. our
" hole strength At present We are in
the intclerably humiliating position
ot owing our safety purely &C. the
'Hfitish fleet We should Immediately
use what small strength we may
have and prepare our giant poten-
tai strength, which is as yet entire
ly latent. We can at once BEGIN the
use of the navy, but the onl" way
really it udlldSe beTIndHN Is ny lHt
army.
1T is degrading to talk of making
this only an economic war "a dollar
war Such war would be a proof
that we had lost cur manhood and
were unfit to claim kinship with the
men of Trenton and Yorktown and
Gettysburg. The only way to strike
effectively and hard is with the
army We should at once establish
by law system OF universal, obliga-
tory military training and service.
and under it begin to train at least
100000 of our young men Of the
classes that ought first to be called
out 1t would take at least year to
make these men effective. and ii
would take at least a year to make
these men effectiv. and it would be
Sinking our duty not to provide for
ether action in advance.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-26

will trade my Cadillac for a few
acres of citrus land two or three
miles from Lakeland. p. o. Box 3S6.
1924
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-26

The National League for Women's
Service is now organized in %
states. Its purpose is to recruit
women for service in time OF war and
to keep the government informed as
to trained women on it's registers
ready for any given duty.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-26

The National Council of Women
embraces 81 organizations having an
aggregate membership of approx
{, ately 100000 women.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-26
CLASSIFIED Advertisements

rent by the year,
bungalow or cottage near new hos
pital West side Lake Morton or
Florida avenue preferred. Address
p o. Box 10, City. 6346
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-26

u ANTED-To rent four or five-room
house close in; reasonable. Perma-
nent tenants. Address, stating
terms, e. b w, care Telegram.
5000
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11

Alfred n Fuhrman. ia Ecorse. Ma
rie Letrurnenu 2i River Rouge.
Hartley Etuf+rT- - fErr0ItI Mar
Eat.l ApHL -s same.
Walter A. sage ~. Detrolt' EFna
~ Harris, .. same.
iyde = 'fhonpson. fa. DetsoIt. Ag-
mes ll Iohr. 81. Enuoe,
- rmun kristoN. IS. Detroit; Jennie
Montruy, 10, same.
PatriDk s. OHara. 20. Detroit Mar
vel B. Grace. "a, same
J@ss FuuuHEen, &C., Detroit; Sarah
LaNhruway. 25. Chicago.
B0shh Ubovlch. 81, Dctfolti Annie
kozuhar 20. same.
William sheldon. 81 Detroit; Sarah
r Washburn, f3. same.
Charles ! Alberst&dt o. petrottf
New Hunt. 90. Same.
Wasa zenith. 28. Detroiti pnrinkA
Hutlu. rs same.
John blessing. IT.. 81. Dotroiti Esth-
e. LHyhen. 10. same
Robert T. Gregg. %. Rusis. Arls-f
Edna o. Wykle, 81, same.
william j. StauEer 80, Detroitt
Florence 81 Aitehison, 81. same.
Stanley it, kowalslsa n. Detroits
Elsie 4. Mruzsl 1r. same.
Hlufet if Boyd. 80. Detroit, Ju~.
qegaIne Burton a. same.
George 81 Purcell 2s. Detroit rueE
L Ire1s ls lacNaun,
Jahu a. Gowan so. Detroit, Fran
cca Raglan. 20. same.
Isaac Goldsmith ST.. Detroit; Edna
bRuThcrty. -D. kF.
Samuel williams 2f. Detroit; Wh-
llr fHHr'aafur. 2I arfnr
David J.. smith. 90, Detroit; Lulu
IrHs-ttt ~ Same,
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11
STOCK TRADING
is VERY LIGHT
BY o'HARA, FERRIss g. CO.

Trading on the local stock OK
change in Mondays late session was
very light. small lots OF Continental
Motors, Deroit Creamery and five
shares National Bank of Commerc
covering the dealings Between res
ions there was more volume. Char
coal common leading Tuesday morn
ng's business was again light 80
tween sessions there were sales ul
Parke Davis and REQ Car. The latte.
holding its own. the former at a
slight concession Security margrf~
thruout tho country persist iu duI
ness. today an undertonc nodDr
ately improved s in evidence. Goad
news acts as n ready stimulus. hm
fhe contrary obtains just as readily
an unfavorable word or action
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11
NEW YoRJI puonrCr

NrIV NUHK. Doc I FlUur F'irn
Pork. strong mess. S62.50Mb3. Lard
Unsettled. middle west spot s25 $40
nf sugar Eaw steady. centrifugal
a6 test f6.1n. nuscovado, So tcet
81 so. refined easy, cut loaf Sq65.
crushed $40 powdered IS 30l gran
idntcd. &Sf5ltS Office. Rio NO z
ON spot 1a,c. Taliow puIl sre-
ciaL $50. city 1TMc; country. steady
~ 20. clover. S1U1.30. Dressed poul-
trv Firm. turkeys. 29m soc, chick
cua 22H36c. fowls. 18n Csc, ducks. ~
9fr Live poultry. Firm, geese q
12c ducks. 2td Csc; fowls 1870 2tci
turkeys 201 csc: roostorF. 1871 lfc.
chickens. broilers 2OGf2tc Chccac.
steady state milk common 10 spec
cIals f7u2iiRc. skins, common tc
specials. SM9tkc
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11
HOUSE VOTE
MONDAY ON
DRYNATION
If Amendment Is Pass
ed, States Will
Decide

WASHINGTON. Dec 1.-The ma.
t.onsI prohibition amendment to the
constitution will come up FOR con
sIderauon in the house next Mon
iay under unanimous agreement
reached by the house today.
A record vote also rs planned by
house leaders
Passage OF the amendment by q
iwothirds house majority will place
the question up % the states t4e
senate having passed the amcnd.
mou mt the last session
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11


"Out side OF some spectacular liqu'-
datiou among thc ordinarily inHcuve
high Ulced shares ip both the ra.l
m3 industrial lists tod9H's stock
mTkr was eu ct
'Iu tr laie afternoon Tho whole
U-J I,'dlI to general pressure
fhst tbe situation Eas grave "le-
ucnts is NOT 30 Dc sainsad. perhaps
tiI 30 s saying much for the terh-
meal position of thc market af tb.
time tuaJ It's mdortonc remains firm
"At iug opening industrial7 we've
higher and rails w"ra lower In On
hrst hour 0ofe WAS some seillnf
pressure. which affected The special
tic mainly Tho general Industrials
suffered only naCtionaliy The rail
worc broader altho bot weak I'm thc
last hou pronounced weakness pre-
vailed and reactions ot two 10 four
points waro general
"The cause az tho movement was
attributed 10 tho cumulative effect
Of talk IN high places about the dan
ger OF n German drive on the west
front"
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11
Marriage Licenses

FuE-n y Koestor. as Detroit: ISsr
Htrf -.. eaur.
Joiu H Hrrtn. 'F. Detroit, Lillian
kHaIIte. .a. same.
Harry r.. t,ttuUs4rn ~ Detroit.
Htrt.. Smith "a Quincy
CHRIST rhorsen 2S. pstroft Euso
Ie.nrk 4 Hamc
Edward Lrwondrski 90. Detroit,
Huu. FrTser. l'.
Edward Dourtwr iEht 10 petroiti
Ioa schroeder 90 Same
kul P.rsord 2E. Edison o.. Lena
Baxter. Nt tHlucd, ID
FrrdrrrH d. Sfi"pp. 26 Baltimore
FRANCES H. LeE-efti rs Detroit
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11
EAST BT-FFALo LIVESTOCK

Fast BUFFALO. n. y. Dec. il-
Cattle: Receipts. 1900, market slow
steady prime steers 8i2M l4.t b.
butcher grades. S9Ul2. COWS. Sfa9.50.
Calves Receipts 300 market active.
steady. Cul 90 choice. s. q $50
sheep and lambs Receipts, 1000,
market active. 10c lower choice
lamls 3ls.21 n a1S45. Gull 10 falr-
&tout8 yearIings. St2d1b, sheep. s.
1926
Hogs Receipts. 500, market ac-
tive. gsc higher on hcavies. yorker
EiTW1S25. pigs GiT MIXED. SIS
rs 2s. heavy. 3tS.-ou 1N40, rouEhs,
kLG-.LMlT. staRs. SlA.h0m b.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11
Iaeobson. a. - - -

JACOBSON me FORMER German con.
SUI
Isl J''ut'i was -u1i'''.st ''
r. EIli'INt eros fahlIh'I '3a
~ "u l'l"- & A'.
n"i.
.-' D- ,.
..l.- "
.r r t.,-
..'.. ...t-... --..-. 3d.. rrf,-t.
s.-,,. l..,...... .na r,.t r.-s..r
ra,.h-.r ra. l.. ..A o. Int
sfs, .--r r.ort..o prl Eirl n emit
IA rio,r.e eo bo ,youIl looE f1e mart
recess WAS taken at IN o'rrocF
fo, p.-,, .,,tr,.frs Tho ztar-rrarI7.
-rrr- n-rr-ft- r-- ifr --r7ii, ,r tii-,.
cxn.rafion of nrce minutes. and
There was DELAY OF le minutes
waiting Tor the stonogranher -
forn"F bradley nn3-lE 7ud lhat me-
would pay from his own priF",,
purse Tor "a sienosI'ph'I "ho y 'H'g
h' on lhe Jo' me- '"'il. "I"'
ihi' reference r'i'eh'h ''''' 't'
records
The witness aoIhl'leu VIu', ,'l -' ,7
eNai,iiil' non '.la. .i', VIZ. -.,.+,-
,o 'nlcaEo No.h'',- ' y...i..-a =.
me- ,olt'u l'. .oo l'" -, ...t.6
q .i,'e ~, ~. ....,., ,ool l,,,
- 80 ,,., ~ 1.rose,n
Gergt Jaro4rh admitted Chat DO
was hired by the rryernmoat fo
cot r,faruca erafuef Jacobson and
Kaltschmidt before DC became
member Of Tho army bu. after Do
WAS a member ot the NaWH' UmI
OF Wiecor .u Ua admitted thaf re
worked for Herbert Cole pao.aI
agent OBJ the department oi Justice
ina Detroit b'lorp Doe became id'n-
tiiied with b" ARMY
Under redirect e>l animation con
d1ctcd by j. vs. Aor.e"l' '7s'. ..th.
district attorney J.i". oh ''''IeA
hat he signed J"c'o ."Hs name TO-
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11
CnIrAoo LIvE sTnCIN

CHICAGO Dec ILL., Hogs Re
ccipts. $4,000; market SLOW, mixed and
butchers $lTN17.G5. good heavy.
Eif20dg1 1855 rough heavy. &lG.gb IL
I-I5. light SiG.SOu 1T.65. pigs S12H
1855 cattle Receipts 23 600 mar
I..t weak. l0c lower, beevcs. s7.30G1
Do. COWS and heifers S510n 80.
stlckerE and feeders. f610 10Hot
calves 3SGi5. sheer. Receipts ] 11.-
o1g market steady. native, $500
SO. western. 89N12q0; limbs.
SIg 50U1lS5 western S1275 0it.S5-
ewes. t77561l.60.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11

John Bond, suing his wife for
divorce ln Judge Murphy's court
Tuesday morning, declared that she
forced him 10 sleep in the woodshed
TO accommodate boarders
LIe aaLd that IL tho rnal cold
weather she wouid consent 10 his
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11

GLEN flANb IcC. ll.nH HuEs re-
ruitts 2 600 market 100 lower, york
er4 and mixed. St7A0, mediums.
a. go. pigs SIC, rOuEhs. SIG; stag
3ih4b Cattle Receipts. 20 cars.
market steady sheep and lambs.
Receipts. s cars; market strong
top gi15n Calves. Receipts. goo
teady top. SIC
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11
Says Wife Forced Him To Sleep
In Woodshed; Beds for Boarders

sleeping on The kitchen floor Like
wise be was denied the use 0l
pillow. De said He declared that
pc never could consent to live under
those conditions again.
The couple have seven children.
TTba onua araa anAAlnlaaa ~ -
Tuesday.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11
TOLEDO LIVE STOCK

TOTTDO Doc lI---H0g7 NTc"ITTe-
1frHt. market strong. hravies 2lT5p
~ $50 mediums St7.toa a1746, york
,re slGH1730 good piss Sl5.90n lG.
ralyCst steady. sheep and lNrnhs.
steady
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11

the annual meeting and exhlbi
ton of The Maine State Poultry 10.
sociauon will open today IN Port
land
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11

Detroit bank gInHriuEs fsr Dec -.
1917. We're -s1f.9f4c total clear
fuur Tor 1912 fn date are s. 500 gtf.-
g1i 9R AZ against f1tu4. 4.afaI9T 1873 Tor
the corresponding period iu 1915.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11
STOCK MARKET
REMAINS QUIET
Entire List Shows Downward
Tendency. But Under
tone Is Firm

NEW YORK. Dee Little NeW
York Eyou.Be sun financial revie"
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11
Produce

Comm I.u m.u reported steady
.nd moderately active market trir
Iornur with un price changes o.
.prrE .f f.r fHr ufrf wrrk ur two
D. gaht dent VIII ha ene ~ th"
aH.r Vn HrttItt ana Importance
10 uhrsrn1 thk mfNlgf has been Wru
.lrnr.I ur Ur...rft HrD fairly Ith-
rI with (fNr demand egunl NJ tne,
rfUfr .f which makes fpr
m Most receivers were
.rrffE nHHfN Hl4ur uu iir IhanItegif-
81 tuIE dead. and aLe dLanlll4- IL
'nHIf Hrt. iHHw.u ar l1 tho Christ
.4a trd N.H oranges are ln thr
I1rNrI uIII frrrITfs are lirht H7 ret
Ha rF receipts ~ california straw
-rff r.-r uu ratr this morning.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11

printinu--tne oinia neat kira-th~t
rtrht--rfuics Job DcDt.--Mnin f52o.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11
Motor Stocks

Ncer r. Cos.
ltid Asked
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-16
NEW CHANCELLOR WILL
DELIVER HIS MAIDEN
SPEECH ON THURSDAY

Copenhagen, July i6.-Dr Georg"
Michaclis. the new chancellor will de.
liver his maslcn speech in the reich
stag Thursday. The address Is eN-
pocted to contain an announcement of
his forthcoming program,
Field Marshal Won ~Hindenburg and
General Ludcndorff, who were sum
moued To- Berlin by Emperor william
are continuing the conferences win
party leaders Or. Michaelis Is par
ticipating in them
The Pan German Independent
league met ana adopted u resolution
OF protest against the proposed peace
action of the reichstag. declaring the
adoption Of the majority program
would result in the indefinite contin-
nance OF the war and the political and
economical rum of the Germans.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-16
NEW MEXICo's QUOTA
FOR NATIONAL DRAFT
ANNOUNCED BY REID

Santa Fc. y NJ. July l6-Fedrrai
%dishursinE officer r G. Reid today an.
nouuced the opportioument ~ New
MeNico's national draft quota OF eye
among the counties as follows
Bernalnlo 129. Chnves. 81. ColfaX.
1872. curry. q. bona Ana. 90 Grant.
els. Guadalupe a. Lincoln 30 NJ
.KInlcv !, Mora, l32 ptcro. q, QUAY,
SO. Rio Arriba, l,9, Roosevelt, -
%Snndoynl -; san Juan &C san Mig
uol 2ii santa Fc. "a Sierra, ~
Socorro 1853 Taos, SO. Torrance, 90,
Union, lu5 Valencia, re
Eddy and Luna counties having fur
nished more than their pro rata ot
men FOR the regulars and national
guard their percentage showing ~
applied To the draft apportiunmcut
which therefore makes 300 call upon
these counties.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-16
The Markets
WaiI street

wall street.
New York Juls IL The ran, 3r
noon was short lived. prices ~uun fail.
ing to lower levels % nthe xix per
cent rate for can money. copper, ntc
especially weak but steels and other
Indu~trials became increasingly heavy
in the absence oi support.
selling ul steel shares was mainly
responsible tor the uarkcts sudden
setback United states steel reacted
81, points, Bethlehem five. CrugtbIy
q iAtcktwaHna . mo Republic Iron %
Many other mdastriais uI the equip
wout class were similarly uusrttlc 1
tnd ,Hpp.l- f'Il back ! 10 n,, points
with motors central Leather Alcohol.
Marine preferred. Sumatra Tobactu.
Jud OHIO Gas Rats held Tor 4 tim"
hut gradually surcumhcd to prcsgur.
elsewhere T.. y s. lost @ points.
short covering effected modcrat, rat
li,- later Bonds were @irrcgui,r the
Liberty I--u. -cIltug ~ ~ F6-,U lur
FUN lots and nom par to 90 Tor udu
lot.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-16

"a me AZ saturdays finish to , cents
higher. with September At SI5sis Ia
Nl.bn ana December ~ tl.l2i, .u
sll2h Go Sl12A were followed bv
q material advance an around. and
then a reaction that wiped out most
Of Ia" gains.
Reports which were construed IS
showing that IN" reichstar Wa defy
ing Emperor William ana his gcuc--
ais Ted attcrWard 10 q sharp break 900
price, of future deliveries Corn FOR
immediate use. however touched q
new high price record. No . white
selling at $500 o bushcl. The close
WAS nervous ou futures At To- 8
cents net decline. with september ~
il.'>'s {" Sl.59 and December -
tl.osis to Sl.09h
Assumptions thai wheat Will he
brought under absolute government
control kept dealings In that cereal
AZ q minimum with prices showing uo
great change. FIrs. transactions var
icd from cent decline a. : cent
advance with July 90 sos aud sep.
tember ~ SLs5.
Later the marker hardened. OWNS
apparently io q decided falling or ir
The United states visible supply total
The close was steady 80 the same X
SATURDAY, latest figuEc tu ~ ,cut-
higher. With Jull u S-U5- Jul
september ri Slsats
close.
Nheat-July t..oa1s sept. Si.g5 d.
'urn-Sept. Si.5N7,. Dec. ylO91 B.
uats-July. 6>c. Sept. j4rc.
I HrVt-In1k N4U ia G4Rf NlN az
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-16
New YORK NIrtaI

New YORK., Jul, 10 topper pun,
Elcotrolytlo spot ana nearby. nominal
August later. S.5.0Op 20 90
Iron Firm so . northern t33f'
.5tu0. No .. So ,pH $3.50 Nu. I
southern. $4,000 5l.uu. 80 4. So So
n 5H.Gu
London spot copper. $50 futures.
fl.s IOs. E%lertrnlyiio tli-. spot
tin t.3, los futures lg5l lar
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-16
ncnNcr -IlNrstnck

Denver july l6-Cattlo Receipts.
500 STEADY Beef steers. pa 1915.
COWS and heifcr~. t7.5uH 1000. stock
i,ry and feeders. 81. 50HN.15. calves.
lEliOOm 1900.
Hogs Receipts 800 steady @ cents
higher. Top SIS &, bulk. $iitjm
1890.
Shccp-l,cccipts l5 uon stead
lambs. tliUo li.5. ewes. S>.eju
.S.15.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-16
\cu Work Honey

: New York July 10 Mercantile pa
per. 50 HtA per cent sterling si"N
day nills, az per cent. commercial
sixty daN bills ou banks. i1la, pes
cent commercial ca day bills, 80
per cent demand, i5aN per cent
cables. SO i-lG per cent
Bar silver. Nllto.
Mexican dollars. 63Nc
Government bonds, steady.
Railroad bonds. Irregular
Time loans Fivmrr. Gu auI go days
liUih. per ccnt six months, = ~ %
per cont.
eau muuoN-Strong HIgh 10 per
cent. low . per cent ruling rato 6
per cent last loan. ) per cent closing
hid per cent offered 1t + per
,cut
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Chirago livestock.

Chicago. July 16-Idght hogs We're
in demand today but other sorts
could only be disposed of at onccs
sions cattle offerings proved 70 b."
more numerous than had been ex.
pected There was no urgent call Tor
sheep
Ti0gs-Ueccipts $1,000. tomorrow
li5. 0nO, unsettled ~ about SATURDAY =
average. Bulk, $li1jH 10 20; light,
So 50n 1858. heavy. xii 2Sm l5.Nu.
pigs. Sll25Hi5 49,
Cattle Receipts - uUU. weak Ma
tive beet cattle. SN.25T ~. 90. stocker
and feeders. So. 20 TPiO. COWS tud
helfers, t5.35H 1850. COWS n heif
crs. S5.3i 1850; calves. 50 Jom
sheep GcCript-. ,n.0nO Weak.
wcthcrs. $500 90 So. lambs. 81 5o@f
- ~.
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TIE CENSUS BUREAUS
POPULATION FIGURES
PADDED, 1T is CHARGED
By Associated Pres.

W~0NnInHIOn IuTN ~ y rVsuIutInn
hy senator B%raudegec calling for in
formation regarding the census hu.
roau- population estimates Tor the
army draft was adopted today by the
senate without objection after Sen
at0r Lodge had declared the popull-
ton figures for the north were pad
ded and other senators had com
planned ~ alleged injustice 81 the
estimates
senator B%raudcgpr presented state
meuts that estimates had been in
creased Tor the nglres for northern
and eastern states and lowered those
of southern states.
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consumed in dry territory than in

J. consumed in dry territory than in
wet.
~ that were true she asked.
would not every brewer aud distil-
lery man work TOR prohibition. 50
they might make greater sales"
This afternoon Mrs. Atkins will he
the honor guest 81 a reception IN The
Y. NJ. e. A.. lecture hall. Music oy
violin pupils of Miss Valck. and soust
10y Misses Winfrey and Leaning wal
prcccde Informal addresses D. Mrs.
Atkins snd Rev. Il. T.. Farley. state
superintendent OF the Anti-saloon
league. Mrs. Atkins will leave to-
morrow for Gallup.