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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-31
REKRUTACYA
zE STACY " DOMU z.PR.K,

Polska staCya rekrutacYjna W Do
mu Zjednoczenia f~unkcyOnuje W
dalszym ciagu. Zapisali sic W tygo-
dniu lipca 23go do 30go nastepujacy:
Michai Krupa, Fran. Sierosiawski,
Jan Strugala, Wal. ZerOwski, Ant.
Binkowski, Jan Hubrich, Ant. Wer-
fet, Jan Szklarski, WI. GroChowski,
Jan Jelinski, Ant. Sersott, jerry
Gzieh, Stan. Miesiewicz, J6z. POnia-.
towski. tSan. Kensi. Kar. Stefanski,
Fran. J. G~rochowski, Mich. Dembin-
ski, Wal. Antecki, Mich. Kuligowski,
Stan. Bialsiewicz, Tom. Potter, st.
j. Wi$niewski, Ign. Reich, Albin La
sofa, Jan Kalinowski, Sergiusz Ger
nakow, Ben. Lewandowski, Jan Gro
nowski, Boil. K~otnarowski, Ludwik
Kotowski, Ben. Konopka, Alolf Pc
mykalsk:, Eel. Kornacki, Joz. Me
ciecki, Piotr Pawel Kasprzyk, Wiki.
Kamka, FIR. Mack i Jan Hydek.
= =
Z gi6wnej stacyi rekr. W sr6dmle-
Sciu pnr. 526 S. State vi. nadChodzi
wiadomoSG, &c kap. FIR. Kenney 20
stall mianowany majorem, a porucz-
mix Dawson kapitanem. Obaj bardzo
interesowali sic praca werbunkowa
polskiej STACEY i wszedzie, gdzie tyl-
ko mogli, podnosili tejze zaslugi z
p. Janem S. Konopa ma czele.
=. e q"
Oprocz piekarzy. potrzeba roma
itego robotnika | ~mechanik6w do
dzialu awiatyki, jake to: kowaIi,
szofer6w, cabinet makers, kler--
k6w, kucharzy, elektrykow, litogra-
k6w. kucharzy. elektrykow, lttogra-
fist6w, m~aszynist6w i rozmaitych in
nych t. wv. ,repairmen".
Prawie knSdy ieknrE polakI slale o.
rfasz swe Godziny ofisoWe M s3oAl.
tach DZlEHNIKA CHlCA';HSKIEGo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-31

Rad ME BEDZIE PRZYJ-
DIVA WIECEJ Rely
GNACYI Z WYDZIALoW.
Nagonka ma ,slackers. "-Pochod.
Wladze ME beda przyjmowa-

- Wladze ME beda przyjmowa-
" luz wiecej zadnych rezygnacyi
lokalnych w~ydzialow wyiaczen.
Take rozporzadzenie wydai wczo
raj we Waszyngtonie provost
marshall general" Crowder, ktory
kieruje honskrypcya. RozPorz9-
dzenie to zostalo wywoiane usiio-
wana rezygnacyq W Chicago R,
K. Hasa w. A. Amberga Z wy
dzialu d~ystryktu Ago. Gen. Crow
der dai do zrozumieuia, re czy
w{adze we Waszyngtonie przyj-
ma rezygnacye HASA ! Amberga,
zalezy Cd tego, czy je przyjmle
CUB. Lowden. Ostatni, o lie MOI
ma obecnie wywnioskowac, rely
gnacyi ME przyjmie. w prawie
konskrypcyjnem jest Paragrat,
wedlug ktorego, kto usiiuje sic
wywinaG Z Obowi9zku urzedowa--
MIA we wydziale konskrypcyjnym,
ten bedzie skazany ma rok vic
zienia. Gen. Crowder proSi, azeby
wszystkich takich o~Pornych ur2e-
dnikow oddano W reCe departa-
mentu sprawiedliwoSci
- Znow rozpoczeia sic nagon-
ka ma tych, ktorzy sic ME rege--
strowali dnia 5-go czerwca, albo
tez podali faiszywe nazwiska / a
dresy. Agenci federalni poszuku-
ia 40 takich indywiduow, ktorzy
regestrowato sic Z faiSzywych a
dres6w w dzielnicy tanich hoteli
W lei wardzie. Wszyscy naleza
do pierwszego powoiania. Jest to
dystrykt pierwszy. WysSano "a
wiadomienia do 342 poborowych
W pierwszem powolaniu. 40 liStow
wrociio Z notatka, re adres jest
niewla5ciwy, Kazdego Z tych, kt6-
rzy podali faiszywy adres, czeka
rok wiezienia W Leavenworth, a
n~astepnie przymusowa sfuzba.
DIS pred pofudniem odby-
wa sic zebranie czionkow wydzia-
low apelacyjnych W hotelu La
Sale, a jutro wieczorem odbedzie
sic w tym hotelu zebranie wszy-
stkich czlonkow wydzia}ow To-
ka1nych W Chicago, ma ktorem
przewodniczyc bedzie major B.
NJ. Chiperfield, zastepca gen.
Crowdera ma miasto Chicago. Pc
zniej otworzy biuro W salach ko-
misyi wyborczej, gdzie bedzie
wydziaiom lokalnym udzielai
wszeIkich iniormacyi.
- Poborowi, kt6ry vienna u
dziai w sobotnim pochodzie, be-
da maszerowac W sekcyach we
dug precynkt6w, W ktorych sic
regestrowali.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-31
INNE WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSKIE.

- Wydziai powiatowy zarazii
sic ,,amerykanizmem" burmi--
strza Thonpsona, albo tez po-
wziaf akcye bez giebszego zasta
nowienia sic W sprawie proSby
cd w}adz wojskowych O informa-
eye, jake wladze te zbieraja Cd
wSzystkich szpitali cywilnych W
kraju, przygotowujac Sc ia czas,
gdy bedzie trzeb a zaopiekowac
sic ranuymi zo}nierzami, wraca-
jacy1ni z Europy. Szpital powia-
towy, bedacy pod zarzadem wy
dzia}u Powiatowego, jest jed
nym Z najwiekszych W kraju. ST.
rerintendentem jest NJ. thinner.
Ten proSbe wiadz postal do pre-
zesa wydzialu Reinberga, a ten
znow ia przedfozyi wydziaiowi,
kt6ry poleci} Zimmerowi odpo--
wiedziec w}adzom wojskowym,
re szpital powiatowy jest misty
tucya dobroczynna i dlatego ME
moze bye obrocony ma zadne i'll
ne cele.
- Wczoraj rteG w termo-
metrach urzedowych doszia do
90 etoop; or,Ayy,1e1o;oc +ap,oe-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-31

pZIENNK CH1CAGoSKI Sami0-
SEGA wIeceJ drobnylh ~oglosEsn, AMI
tell wszystkie inne dEiennik Dolskis
- Chicago rAzem WKieta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-31

mems Unon', wyrazaja cplnle,
re gdyby strajk potTwal dlu-
Gej ,,,bractwo'' zostalo5v cad
KEN z'amane a wszystEie micj-
sea strajk;crow moznaby obsadzi;
czionkami ich uni.
ZABURZENIE MA WYBRZE
~ KAPlELOWEM
Kilka tysiecy oseb wzicio IL
dial w zaburneniach ma wy
brzezu kapiclowem Oak Street,
gdzie frontcm do j~eziora stoja
PREY Lake Shore. DR.. palace AIRY
stokracyi chicagoskiej. Gdzie
Oak wpada do jeziora, znajduje
sic pas piasku, ktory sciaga thu
my jake idealne miejsce do kq--
pania sic.
Lecz widok prebejusz6w, ka-
piacych sic, ME podoba sic pa
trycyuszom PREY Lake Shore
Drive. Dlatcgo to komisya par
ku Lincolna, jake majaca juryz-
dykcye. zakazala kqpania sic tam
, wyjatkiem W godzinach poran~
nych.
Wcz0raj wieczorem, jak wsze-
die mad jeziorcm, zcbraiy sig
t}umy ma wybrzezu PREY III.
Oak. Przeszlo leo osob pre-
waznie dziewczqt i dzieci przy-
byIo W kostyumach kqpielowych.
Najprz6d zjawili sic dwaj policy
anci parkowi Casey i Kiefer i we
zwali kapiacych sic, azcby Z wo-
dy wyszli. Spotkaiy uragowiska
policyant6w re strony kapiacych
sic i publicznoSci. Jeden I poll
cyantow wyjat revolver. Tlum
sic rozesmia}. Drugi wszedi do
jeziora, lecz zlano 60 wodq. Wte-
dy ktoS zatelefonowaf do stacyi,
re jednemu Z policyantow grozi
zatopienie. Przyby} w6z pe}en
p~olicyant6w. We wodzie costa
10 jeszcze kilku kqpiqcych sic,
kt6rzy mic mogac sic doczekat
~odejScia policyant6w, wyszli Z
woody i dali sic aresztowac.
Uragowisk, kpin i epitct6w re
strony tiumu przeciw p~olicyan-
tom ME byIo kohca .Rzucano tax
re ma policyantow wszystkiem,
co sic ~nadarzyio. T}um otoczyl
w6z policyjny i wstrzyma} ruch
ma Lake Shore Drive, ktory "a
wsze jest gesty ma tym bulwa-
RE. Policyi usi}owai przybyc Z
pomoca A. c. McCord, 99S Lake
Shore Drive, bedacy w biaiym
uniformie porucznika rezerwy ma
rynarki. Porucznik szybka rejte-
rade wykona}, gdy tlum sic pre-
civ MENU obrocii.
Wszyscy aresztowlni wziecl
byli ma stacye policyjnq W ko--
styumach kqpielowych, gdzie IL
mich kaucye da} Dorsey Grove,
158 ". Dearborn III. Bronic ich
bedzie w sadie adv. &. f. Erb-
stein.
Aresztowani nazywaja sic:
Parma Georgianna Seaman, 119
East Erie street.
Parma Pearl Pearson, % West
Huron street.
Ralph Pond, 96s Cass street.
Oscar Haberman, ~ North
State street.
Steve San Fillipe, $40 Milton
avenue.
A. Ginsburg, 1928 Calumet ave
nue..
Ernest Bauer, 217 West Elm
street.
Alderman Walker z 21-szej
wardy oSwiadczyl, re ma 1900
nazwisk podpisanych pod petty
eye do komisyi parku Lincolna
n otwarcie wvbrzeZa Oak Street
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-31

,Dziennik Chicagoski" MONA
zamawiac u nastepujacych agen-
tow: Jones, 1927 N. Troy utica,
Slcbod. 1921 N. Monticello v
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-31
Wyuierzcie SWe pranie W n nodo9o

Jestto latwo gdy Znac:e sekret. a
sekreten tym jest to: Spr""ulo:- pa
czke y. K. G. CenergyD tabIeclk"W
do prania, kt6re mozcC.e otrzyihac
darmO u swego Erosernika. wi6|cie
diva tableclki do kotla. potcm " 10
do 20 minutach wypiukat bielizne. 4
zobaczycie. re wszystek brud zoStai
us~uniety jakb by magia. re male "a
dziwiatace y. r. G. tableciki, ME "a
wieraia W sobie mic takieSo CODY W
iakikoIwiekbadz spos0h, uszkodzito
najdelikatniejsza bielizne. Tub .rece.
W~vtnitcie to ogioszCnie Zan!escle
do swego g~rosernika dZisiaJ, po o.
kaz darno. dosyc ma Jedno tysod-
Move pranle, lub jeze!i ME ma W
zapasje' przyslijcie nam jeEo ma
zwisko z &c znaczkiem ma pokrycie
koszt6w przesylki okazu darmo. A
FARQUHAR MOON MFG. co.
40 w. Van Buren, ST., Chicago
TclefOn Wabash 4O'-.
Znaczek handlowy nizeJ podany
Test wasza ~protekcya.
I!k|||s|!!g|!El|S!|z!II
>tAHMNnv TAB ETs
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-28
CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET.
Report Of Foreign Unloading Has Beafisl
Influence In Chicara Wheat PIT

Chicago. May 26.--Announcement that
foreigners were getting rid OF some Of their
future delivery holdings had a bearish In
fluence on the wheat market today. The
outcome was heavy close at 1 to 6L net
decline. Corn finished 3& to 8 down; oats
off %Q1S, and provisions off rs to 81.
Notwithstanding that week end eveing.
up of trades gave the wheat market at one
stage an appearance of strength, breaks In
prices became pronounced during the last
half Of the session. Messages from the sea-
board said European interests were fairly
active in letting 20 of future contracts and
taking instead wheat for immediate de-
livery. In this connection, II was said that
premiums for cash wheat had dwindled zoe
a bushel from the recent high point and that
much more wheat was being offered than
was the case when premiums were extreme.
Other bearish influences included an au-
thoritatiVe estimate that the total yield in
the United States this season would be as
much as $50, 000, 900 bushels. Assertions also
were current that the domestic consumption
this season would be only Az bushels as
against normal average of 5A bushels.
Such a reduction would mean saving of
about 5O,000,000 bushels.
Corn prices fell sharply owing to arrival
of Argentine corn in New York and as n
result of an improved car supply, which
was said to be taking much corn east for
which there was no immediate domestic or
export demand. Besides, crop reports were
bearsh
Oats went lower with corn Field advices
were favorable and nothing was heard of
any revival OF export call
Provisions dropped because Of the break
In grain values. Smallness of prospective
hog supplies next week acted as only a
temporary support for the market.
Cash Prtces-Wheat: Nos. 2 and 3 red
Nos: and hard. nominal. Corn: No. .
yellow. s1.6sh; No. . yellow. s1.6s@167;
No. yellow, sl.6sh. Oats: No. Q white.
6S@64c; standard, san G64hc Rye; Nom
inal. Barley: s1.80@1.56. Seeds: Tim
othy. s5.75@s.oo; clover, $120o@17.Oo Pro-
visions: Pork, S2725; lard, s2l5OG2160;
ribs. $ls.70 20.15.
Butter-Higher; receipts, lo,3S2 tubs;
creamery extras, 41@Hhc: extra firsts.
4ohc: firsts. 3sh 94oe; seconds, 376Sso.
Bgss--Lower; receipts, 27,733 cases; firsts.
33A 934kc; ordinary frsts, 31h @32c; at
mark. cases included. 31h934c.
Cheese-Unchanged.
Potatoes--Unchanged to slightly lower;
receipts. old. 1s cars; Idaho, Colorado. Ore
gon and Washington. s3.10632o Wisconsin
and Michigan, $3.50 93,oO; receipts. new, 30
cars; Texas and Alabama. sacks, 1880
3.5o; Louisiana. sacks. $3.25@335.
Poultry-Unchanged
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-28
NEW YORK STOCKS
Porto Rico Sugar Makes Start
ling Advance in Wake of u,
S. Steel, Which Con-
tinues to Soar.

New York, May 26.-United States SteeI
achieved the new high record Of 1S4gs N
the course of today's brief but active trad
ing and carried others OF its class to top
levels for tho current movement. The wig
orous buying extended to Copners, Oils
Motors and a Wide variety of equipments
krd specialtles including Sugars strik
Ing feature of the latter division was 20
point rise in South Porto Rico Sugar to 200
with ono exception virtually all the de
velonments OF the day weresOf u constructive
character Rubbers Elumped abruptly on
moderate offerings and were in part rr-
sponsible for the Irregular easing off or
prices In tho latter dealings Backwariness
Of rails also served TO restrain bulllsh en-
thusiasm.
Coppers were assisted by news that pro
duoers again had advanced quotations for
the refined metal on orders deliverable
during the third quarter of the year. Pc
troleuns probably owed their material gains
TO intimauons OF further rise In crude and
refined products, drive against the shorts
accounted for tho strength of General
Motors and Stakeholder at gains of bA and
points, respectively.
Industrial Alcohol forged steadily ahead
at an advance of ah points to 1873, and
extraordinary activity was shown by corn
products at an extreme gain of points.
Total sales of about TT5, 900 shares were In
keeping with the activity OF recent days.
steel as usual furnished full one-quarter Of
tho whole,
Important changes In the bank statements
denoted the shifting Of moneys incident TO
the totation of the $1,000. 600. 900 loan.
Actual reserves OF local Institutions In their
own vaults decreased by more than sS2,
100000, while reserves In the Federal bank
increased over SEQ, ,00O,u 900, The loan eSnpan-
| sion of more than $SS.000,000 was usceablc
In large part to the great increase of market
operations, Excess reserves increased almost
$50, 600. 900. restoring that item to above
$l76, 600. 600. against barely Se0,o0o,oo0 the
first week of the month
Bonds were irregular on a small turn
| over, total sales, par value, being st,s75,000
| United States bonds were lower by Il OF
l per cent on call during the week.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-28
LEGAL NOTICE.
TO BoNDHOLDERs OF THE sHERIDA

IU BONDHOLDEHS Ot' IHE SAEkIDA.S
COAL. COMPANY.
The holders of the bonds OF The Sheridan
Coal Company are hereby notified that the
The Sheridan Coal Company. dated June II.
1e0S, and iecorded June 20. 1908 In Book H
Of Mortgage Records, on page 4Ss, in the
office OF the County Clerk of the County
of Sheridan and State OF Wyoming, has re-
ceived notice from The Sheridan Coal Com
pany that II will on or before June 80, 1917,
remit to the undersigned s24,OO0.0o to take
up and -etire "a bonds. as provided in said
trust deed. Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has drawn and selected by lot
the following twentyfour numbers Of twen-
ty-four OF the bonds outstanding secured by
said trust deed. e.: Z, 10.k2l. 69. II. III,
129, 1873, 1t9. 1856, 209. S24, S67 BIZ. 402.
42s, 467. 469, sos. 5ss $40. 565, $50, 59l,
for payment from the sinking fund to be so
paid by said The Sheridan Coal Company
ment Of said $4,000 to the undersigned on
or before June 80 1917. tn, undersigned will.
at its offices. at the Corner of Dearborn and
Madison Streets. In the City Of Chicago,
Illinois. on the first day Of July. A. D. 1917.
nay to the holders or registered owners of
said bonds, numbered as aforesaid, the prin-
ripal and accumulated interest thereon, upon
the surrender and delivery thereof to~the
undersigned uncancelled and accompanied
by all unpaid coupons thereto belonging, in
terest on each OF said bonds numbered as
aforesaid. will cease after said first day OF
July, A, D. 1917. whether presented on said
day or thereafter. .
UNION TRUST COMPANY. TRUSTEE.
BY Rufus II. Chaplin, Secretary
May7-14-sl-2s
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-28
SENATE MAKES Big
WAR TAX REDUCTION
Five Per Cent Tax on Manufac-
turers and Surtax on In
comes Eliminated by
Finance Committee.

Washington. May H.-Proposals
for S per cent tax on manufacturers
gross sales in many industries and for
greatly increased surtaxes on big in
comes were striken out of the war
revenue bill yesterday by the senate
finance committee, cutting down by
many millions the total revenue pro-
vided for as the measure passed the
horse.
The manufacturers sale tax was re-
:ected bodily, with the understanding
that other and probably lower levies
would be substituted later After re-
fusing to accept the increased surtaxes
on incomes of more than $4,000 writ
ten into the bill during the house de-
bate the committee approved the re-
mainder of the income tax schedule
virtually in the form in which it orig
inally was drafted by the house ways
and means committee.
Eliminate Flat Tax.
The decision to throw out the man
ufacturers tax which would have af-
fected producers OF motor vehicles
and many forms OF merchandise, was
prompted by desire to eliminate the
fiat tax imposed upon business gener-
ally and to distribute the levy more
eql,itably, the committeeman said. The
section was designed to raise $ll8,-
100000 annually, to be made up in
whole or in part by other forms or
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-28
GRAIN AND PRODUCE
Wheat Receipts Light and De-
mand is Not Very Active
on the Omaha
Market.


The cash demand for wheat was modcr-
ately active, but tho trade was extremely
dull on account OF very light receipts.
There wss very little off-grade wheat
reported sold, the demand being mainly for
the Nos. . and 3 hard winter, but sellers
reported n good milling inquiry for both of
these grades.
The wheat market was about steady to
Sc lower No . hard selling around Ss,sssp
sSb. while the No. hard brought Ss.Si
and one car Of No, mixed durum sold at
$3.50.
Tho trade in corn was extremely dull and
while there was some demand for this ce.
real the buyers were bidding several cents
under Yesterdays price and there was very
little disposition on the part OF the sellers
to let go at such n heavy decline.
There was a few sales OF corn reported
during the later part of the session and
these sales showed about a Sdtc decline.
The premium on white corn entirely dis
appeared today. the better grades Of white
selling from sissy @1,b7, while tho yellow
brought practically tho same price as the
white. aud few cars OF No. . mixed
SOLD about one-half cent under the white
and yellow price.
Tho trade In oats was slow during the
early part Of tho session, but the buyers
got busy during the last half hour Of
trading and bought up a good part of the
offerings at prices ruling generally about
lo lower, the No, white selling at 65c,
as compared with 66c, the price paid for the
bulk of yesterdays offerings.
Rye was about unchanged and barley was
quoted &c lower, but there were no actual
sales of either Of these cereals reported.
Clearances were: Wheat and flour equal
to 1,S7b,o00 bushels: corn, 1900 bushels;
oats, $4,000 bushels.
Primary wheat receipts were T4b,Q0o bu.
and shipments of 1905, 900 bu., against re-
.oelpts OF $4,000 bu. and shipments of
$4,000 bu. last var.
Primary corn receipts were SOL, 900 bu.
and shipments Of 473,0o0 bu., against re-
ceipts OF 100000 bu, and shipments Of
4Ss,00o bu. last year,
Primary oats receipts were sol 900 bu.
and shipments of $4,000 bu., Rgainsnt re-
oepts Of 1,2i2,000 bu. and shipments OF
1,211, 200 bu, last year,
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-28

sheep--As was the case week age, the
close of the week In the lamb trade had
a distinctly sticky, weakish undertone,
though actual price changes were negli-
gible. Only eight cars Of lambs, six of them
California upringers, were on offer yester-
day. but 1t was noon before packers finally
bought four Of them 10c lower at $1975,
and the other two were not wanted ex-
cept at sharp declines and were finally fol-
warded, and had they been forced to sell
here big slump woui probably have been
noted. As 1t was actual prices paid for
springers at the close of the week were
around 95p5 SOC highe- than week ago
retaining most OF the weeks advance, but
the feeling among packers is that prices
here are entirely too high compared with
other points, and they are out to line
things up.
Fed lambs were unchanged yesterday.
Wooled lambs are now a thing of the
past
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
wooled, s1950@2035; shorn, s1s.25G172O;
spring lambs, $500 1000; yearlings shorn.
1880 0015.50; wethers. shorn. s12.50@1435;
ewes, shorn, $11.75@1i.O0: ewes. Gull shorn,
SS50EDl12b
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-28
AMERICAN TO CARE
FOR FRENCH HEALTH
Rockefeller Foundation to
Send DR.. Livingston Farrand
of Colorado to Take
Charge of Work.

New York, May 27.-The Rookie
feller foundation announced tonight
that DIR. Livingston Farrand, president
of the University of Colorado. had
been granted years leave Of absence
to undertake campaign against tub
erculosis in France.
With the approval of the French
government and in cooperation with
the American Red Cross, the interna-
tional health board of the Rockefeller
foundation, will put its services at the
disposal OF France for assistance in
the control of tuberculosis, said a
st. .tement from the foundation.
DR.. Farrand, formerly for many
years secretary of the National Asso-
citation for the Study and Prevention
of tuberculosis, with one or two as
sistants expects to sail for France
within the next few weeks.
To Solve Health Problem.
Boulder, Colo, May 26.-The whole
public health problem of France is to
be undertaken by the mission which
he will head, DR.. Livingston Farrand,
president of the University of Colo
RADIO, announced tonight. The mission,
which will include two or three of the
best known tuberculosis experts OF
the country. is being sent by the
Rockefeller foundation and DR.. Far
rand said, will cooperate directly with
the French government.
"The campaign involves the estab-
lishment of dispensaries everywhere,
and the setting up of whole modern
system OF dealing with tuberculosis
which is Of course the first point of
! attack"
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-28

Five New York women dressed in khaki
showed lopgshoremen the other day that
they were not only willing. but bic to do
their bitr for national service. As the first
response to call for help from the Ma
tiOnal League for Womans Service drove
two motor cars from pier to pier to assist
In loading sl50,000 worth Of groceries.
clothing and war-relief supplies for France.
The goods were being forwarded by the war
relief clearing house for France and eits
allies
captain" Edith Field Of the motor CAR
division Of the league. called out Lieu
tenant" Helen Bastedo, Sergeant Helen
STREET. and "Privates" Florence Darrach.
Augusta Smith and Edna Tunis The young
women worked steadily from o'clock In
the morning until 10 o'clock at night.
The quintet Of war-service workers wear
a khaki uniform, consisting Of a short skirt,
knickerbocks, military coat and cap.-New
York Herald
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-28

These sales were reported today:
Wheat: No. hard winter: cars, $s.S6;
cars, t2,s2. No. 3 hard winter; / car,
S2S. No hard winter: car, t2.7S,
Sample hard winter: / car, $2.65' No. 8
mixed durum: car. s2.6O. Corn! al No, 2
white: car. s1,b7. No. 8 white: . cars,
$l.b6la, No 4 white; ! car, 81 561i. No. 3
yellow: cars, si,b7. No. 3 yellow. / car.
$l.b7. No. : yellow; car, sI,b6. No, Q
mixed: cars, sl.b6h; cars, s1.66. No 3
mixed: car, sissy. Oats: No. 8 white;
cars, ebc. No. white: car, SIC; l car,
64&c.
Omaha Cash Prices--wheat: No. . hard,
Gs242s5; No. 8 hard, s2,s092s4;. No. 4
hard, s2.75@2.s0. Corn: No. white,
s.56h dp1.57; No, white. l.56@I56n !;
No. white, S1.6bh dp1.6s; No. white $l.55
@1.b6is; No, white s1.64h 6ll.55; No. Q
yellow. *l.ssh G1,t7; No. 3 yellow, sL5s0
1.56h: No. yellow. sissy @1.bs; No. 6
yellow. N.55 @155h. No. 9 yellow, sl.b4h %
l5b; No. mixed. $l.560lb6h; No. 3
mixed, s1.54@1b4h Oats: No. white,
65h @66c; standard, 65@85hc; No. 3 white,
GAN @65c; No. white, SAN 965c. Barley:
Mating, s1.a4@1.4S; No. l feed. s1.sS91.So.
Rye: No. Q, $2.2sq2,So; No. 3, s2.2s02.2s.
Local range of options:
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-28

New York, May 26.--Coffee futures we're
little more active this morning, but the
orders seemed to be pretty well divided
After opening Q points lower, prices steadied
up point or two with July selling at s.2ic
and December at s.45o Offerings then In
creased slightly and the market eased off
again. closing at a net decline of Q to Q
points. Sales, 3.7b0 bags; May and June,
s.14c: July. s,20c; August, S2tc: September,
8.29c: October, S.32c; November. $500; /;
December, s.45c; January. sac; February,
S.53c; March. $500; April, s.65c.
Spot, dull; Rio rs, lose; Santos Is, 10c
and freight market.
The official cables reported n decline Of
7b reis at Rio. Santos spots were unchanged
and futures Is reis higher. Rio exchange
on London, 3-l6d lower.