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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE


EXPERIENCED h1okkecper ana bank
clerk. win consider any kind OF Of.
flee work. single. Al references. RoS
fn. pai'n. OKLA.
WANTED hy experienced engineer, Job
of engineering. prefer school building
job W J. Scott, phone 81. Noble,
Okla. IDstofncc box 1876.
YOUNG MAN StVosrapher desires po.
s.tluu; two years experience, rapid
tvp.st, good pcuman: some knowledge
~ bookkeeping: city resident. best OF
local references S-l9. Oklahoman.
REGlNENTAL SERGEANT MAJOR
about TO bee discharged desires good
business connection; correspondent,
bookkccper typewriter. married, will
go anywhere IN this section. Sis,
OkluhOmlu.
WANTEp-Sm Small set OF books or office
worl, after p m Experienced ac-
couu'nnt cashier PBN-g.
Roy -Eg'htoen yeprs old wishes work
Saturdays and sundays. S-s. Okla
homlu.
ENGINEER Good on repair, steam
fitting. all around work. 81, Okla
homtn
WANT a. rent farm, prefer everything
furnished. or hire ont as farm hand
have small family Write fun particu-
lars 10 noN ~. route 3.
WANTEb-Pos In law office. c.
H. q, so University boulevard. Nor
man Okla
Ml:AT CUTTER and all around man.
wants place, can give best OF ref
ercnccs. Call Scott Maple 367i.
WNNTED-postlon hy first class chef
or manager; from the east: reliable.
capable. steady; 20 years experience
SO. Okhhomrn.
FIRST CLASS meat cutter. with pleas
ing manner, wants position. capable
= handling any shop; 10 years expert
rucc. F.7, Ohahoman.
Ian With 10 years manufa cturing
machinery experience would like po-
.tlon where could use practical
knowledge 20 mutual advantage; first
class references furnished 50, okla
hnmHn.
CRAFTSMAN years architectural,
Is years mechanical experience on
special machinery; desires work At once
Al references T-j. Oklahomnn
BANNER wants position: n thoroughly
competent bank cashier wants 10 pur-
chase an interest In small county
bank I'm good location Prefer oil fields.
Address B-ll01, OklahomAn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12

WANTED -- -Four frst-Clns cabinet
makers steady work oklahoma ll1u.
Ing Nu Co., 1905 West washington.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12

WOMAN cook wanted Ilurscl Hotel
Okrrur. okla
WANTED. Culprcd woman 10 do wash
iug and ironing ln exchange Tor rent
~ ufr' .hri servants quarters. Walnut
,.,' ,lf " 1911.
WANTED IN Old lady OF young lsds,
with baby. permanent position, 100
TIst Capitol IUll Take Central Ave
onr can 10 person after p m.
HOMELESS unlncumb-frd widow. ~
'n g.. i' keep house for wliowcr and
'Up children, no wrshing; treat ~ on"
pf family. country woman preferred
Nllr"~s Sc. pkrhomnu
NANTED-St Stcnographer. IS 10 rs years
~ rgoi easy work and steady Job
Clll J. H. Hury. SMrvin hotel. or write
Rrril'sy.llc. Okla.
WANTED once. a live saleslsdy;
good proposition. Call Nl Culhert-
SON llllg
NNSTEn-A cook. apply ii1i ". guI
ST. walnut 2i1i-J
WANTED \ white girl for general
hUI-vwurk good pny 20 right person,
references Walnut Jit2-l
best references. as companion and iu
assist with light house work call
Napl" ii'7-J
WANTED An experienced. reliable
white maid. family ~ three; no laun-
dry. 1913 W. lsth. Maple III.
! WNNTtD-At once. n live salcdady .
/ good proposition. Call ar Culbertson
! lldg
! WANTl.p.-A- steuographer for whole
sale grocery company. must hc "N-
| pctIcu.,i and We'll educated: perman-
! "nt position 10 right party. T-26. OK
! l1hoWlu
! WANTED -- competent and reliable
! housckccper for small family: middle
| aged woman preferred Write T.. Cur
| ticr. Edmond okla, phone 1871.
APPLY Y. ". G. A employment de
puitmeu' fOr positions In any line ~
work 'eits West lst Maple l4i.
! hours FROM 10 3. Wednesdays 20 |.
/ ENrERlENCED colorrd girl for general
house work Apply mornings. In per
| son. 90, West 18th.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
AGENTS WANTED
LOCAL AGENTS
WANTED
~ ALL OKLAHOMA

LOCAL AGENTS.
WANTED
~ ALL OKLAHOMA
TOWNS
DO you want % represent new oil
organization rs permanent representa-
tive IN your own town. Something
that you can recommend TO your best
friends An oil stock that will pay
them diNidceis right from the day they
buy u, hut A the same time give them
advantage ~ q zig profit In the actual
increase value ~ their stock
Many new wells 20 he drilled At once
IN both proven and wildcat territory.
ono OF the most prominent and best
known OH men IN the state OF Okla
iomn AZ the head Of this new organi-
ZHf.uu.
IVc advertising campaign 10 start n,
once aud direct mail advertising "a
lOIr prospective customers and all in
lu,lios from your section 10 bc turned
over 20 you
Write me today for details OF this
proposition.
FRANK HOOPES.
Reliable on Investments
3'l Colcord Bldg
Oklahoma city. okla,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
WANTED-TO RENT
YOrNn conpIe Mnntr hy March I'D


YOUNu couple wants by March 18Th.
N1ll furnished 3.rOom apartment,
win private or adjoining bath would
consider two rooms ana sleeping porch.
In gu0d lonio, near Chrllnr. preferably
west N Aania w.. can furnish Hll linens
nnd silver References exchanged.
T-29, Oklah0man,
WANTED lty folr adults employed.
four or Nyo room apartment, duplex
Or cottage, unfufulahod must be un
west side. south ~ lgth ana east ~
Dewey, IN good neEhb0fhood permH
nent references exchanged Call u. ".
ueWolio, walnut $780,
WANTED \ or d.foom houHr. north
east ~ Ford plant Maple iOi2 !
COUPLE without children want email
furnished apartment; must he mod.
cfu and reasonable. hest references.
rhonr Mr FULLER. Walnut $50 Ritoi
m. and before o. m.
Want 80 rent ~ o room hruH I
ur uunfWor'd apartment or rni'H.f.
southeast exposure. or lIEhi house
Nrrplur rooms ln good unlg npI huuI;
u,ssrsHIun Ann !. r'fs eurc. 'N-
hanged Maple ss's.J
ANTED-Tp rent. ar G.fouw lI..
gnlow IN nice nriynuofhnui hy Nu,n
f.. reference exchanged can Maple
liJ.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
FEMALE HELP WANTED

v NSTEpH experienced women 'Uf m"
alteration department Apply iu yer
aHu Immediately ip Mr B1c'tDhDf End
floor. Kerr Dry Goods Co
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
Stock Statesmen

Men o' unqucstionci ability
~ sell u strong, Wr'lturiOIr
refinery stock cnds Furnished.
Liberal commission
JOlIS 7. COGSWELt.
UkIHIHmp state Rank Niig
LG.i. okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12

EVERY male voter IN oklahoma City
10 vote for the school bond issue, and
thoas living In tho fourth ward to vOts
for 0eorss w Woods for member Of
the school board
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
SITUATIONS wANTED-BY
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS

tAs patriotic service. tho Okiahuinan'
Times viii publish want 40. under this
heading f0f DAYS. without charged
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12

NICELY furnished bedroom In private
home. rent reasonable. Maple t6la-J.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12

WELL furnished southeast bedroom Il
modern private home. comfortable
and clean 3ii West ilh.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY

HENSTITCHING -- Prompt service,
prices reasonable White Sewing
Machine Co, .l9 n. Broadway Phone
Walnut 2lCG
FrHS " nll Kinds rcmodeied; coats re.
lined CAN Walnut ii7i,
bnESSMAKlNG. alterations, and mems
shirts, io2il West, Main. Room 92O,
Phone Maple 23s. .
DREsSMAkfNG and alterations. Mary
g. Mongcr, phone Maple 1853, Room
sl6, over kerrs
bREssMAKiNG Hair work Maple
1lsS-R
DREssMAKlNG- plain and children.
sewing 1912 Wvst Park. Walnut
aQij-R,
CLIMB THE STAIRS mud save dollar
--fctrlmmlng specially. Bailey n
Scranton. 22bl West Main. Agency Of
Wade Corset open SnSirday night.
lF Il is lrcssmsklng you want done
call atO O0S W 10th St Mrs. Lump
kin.
REST doslgnIng dressmakInE tailor
ms also suits rcmodeled Mrs, Mul-
lcr 40 n broadway; Walnut 303I;
three seasons with Kerr p.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
Attention

Millinery makers and 'rmmers n
you can qualify loo tho above capacity
20 10 20 West Main. 1' once
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING

ROOMS PApERED 1900 and up: viii
bring samples, Maple Jl1 bykns
n Ford
VAIL PAPER, 7c roll My prices nte
the best; wi bring samples and cs-
innate work y NJ. Pnrrett. III W lrd
Phone Walnut 6157.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT

FOk
NICELY furnished sleeping room. large
closet, southern exposure, Kitchen
privileges; no children. Phons walnut
ts0s. lls West 2sth. --........-.
EGHr HOUSEKEEPING room for
employed couple, Free water and use
OF yard 9os East 10th. -
THREE modern lIsht housekeeping
rooms, us. ee7 East 10th.
For kENT-Light housekeeping room
with sleeping porch. close In, Maple
372t, call mornings before noon
ONE large Hight housekeeping room for
IOi East 9Th. Maple 29ss-R
FOR RENT-Lisht housekeeping and
sleeping rooms. Phone Maple 3ibb-J.
For RENT-suIIs oi modern house.
keeping rooms. south exposure, Nv
West Fourth; adults only. Phone Wal.
nut $3.50.
LARdE YurnIs6ed housek kcepIng re61ps
modern brick; close In. ~ mFO ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
UNFINISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT

TWO unfurnished rooms for ladies' em-
ployed Maple 3l01sJ =.
The Washington times., 1919-11-09

garments makes
doonft fkxcrb the feminine eromd OF IRE
The Washington times., 1919-11-09
Brief Description Of the Garments Shown in Our usrat

AWide Vale Corduroy Robes spover style but button
the shoulder They have kimono sleeves and beau
fully hand in wool around the neck and the
threequarter length sleeves. The sleeves finished
with small wSo tassels an1 belt of self material
encrces the waist Our regular $1,000 Robe &7 IN
Special Monday. ........... 1919. Nv
D-apanese Silk Kmono beautifully embroidered in Japanese
designs real japanese work Great heavily worked
in pink and color with their green foliage wander
the front and back Of this garment ard the sleeves
graceful sash holds it in at the waist Regu &00 m
lary s25.00 Special Monday. ........:.... .PAU.OO
Beacon Blanket Bath Robes in plaid and pretty floral de-
signs The plaid has square back collar and turn back
cuffs and has pockets with cord and tasses match The
other made with round collars and bound with silk cord
collar and cuffs also finished with cord and tasse The
coor navy combined with brown in the plaid and pretty
ea Menday soIrs IN the other Regularly spe 25
FWoo Sweaters made with Byron collars turn-back cuffs
made fancy stitch wovenn pockets pured border belt
in back and pearl buttons. very attractive STYLE
and be under the desired cold days. Coors
Oxford Harvard Red Rose, Peacock and Hunt co m
Green Regularly $1,000. Special Monday. @O.OU
Sleeveless Quilted Jackets of Jap silk black with white
or or. lavender ss silk Innings Regularly $50 spe $115
The Washington times., 1919-11-09

Long Fanneete Kmonos in about different STYLES
Some have small yokes trimmed with ribbon some in
straight back Styles others empire and still ehers in breakfast coat
Styles finished with sailor collars beted models and most
of them have pockets; in a variety of colors at
The Washington times., 1919-11-09
Comprehensive List of Needed Garments Which Are Not illustrated

-OUTING FLANNEL PAJAMAS in Billie Burke stvle BRIGHTON
and other makes They of striped fanneee some in double
breasted style others have elastic at the ankle One
style is in Scaoped nish and is fastened with frogs another is
rodern aai m or 'Ua Uas bsd d ssc and finished with en- $3.50
FLANNE[ETTE PAJAMA striped pattern doubebeased stvle
ton neck * ns SOme wn WI elastic and others with loop and S3 IN
-'WOPlECE PAJAMAS pajamas and Jacket pants have
adjustable waist band and draw string at ankle The jacket is made
doublebreaSted with round neck, asenS with pearl ID cn
buttons and frogs, at. spO.CO
Sleeping Garments made with detachable hood or with hood
fastened to garment with and without pockets for the Do en
iSS +OsO~
Ederdown Dressing Sacques gray finished around the entire
down ogSG coar xr t4y U''A SsnOS made wit" lay $3.50
QUILTED Satin Motor Jackets be worn under the coat when
motoring These longer than the ordinary quilted Jacket They
are in black with white lining, also in all white DO RI
-Serpentne Crepe KmonoS in Japanese designs trimmed
with ribbon the Collars and cuffs some made with large
kimono sleeves, finished with little Others are made
in straight kmonG sleeve style and urnback cuffs
trimmed with ribbon About 20 different styles to select from
ceors light blue navy pink and gray regular and
Evening journal., 1919-06-05
AT THE QUEEN

Everyone YOU meet now is complain
ing Of the hot weather, and everyone
is eager and anxious 10 avail them
selves Of the opportunity 10 ind relief
from the heat. and Fairbanks admir-
ers. and these compose the majority
of the heat stricken crowds. arc glad to
ind that he is being shown In the cool
and inviting Queen and many have
come. many are coming and many Will
come during the remaining days to So
Fairbanks in "Knickerbockcr Bucka-
roo"
The picture is a wonderful combina-
tion OF East aud West and New York
and town with a Spanish name which
Is located IN New Mexico are the scenes
Of the story with Fairbanks in both Of
the locations. startling and thrilling and
soaring the people with his tricks and
ways
lie decides he Is too selfish 10 live
in New York with the rest Of selfish
New Workers. and so sets out with no
place but the West I'm mind and nothing
but desire 90 do something for some
one
The West is just the place for such
a person as Teddy Drake because he IS
TOO much inclined 10 be wild. that he
Is too active and athletic 10 be con-
fned in the nsrrows OF New-Nork and
needs the wide plains of the West for
The room they afford
Evening journal., 1919-06-05
Attractions At The City Theatres
AL IHE MAIESIIC.

Elopemenls are common nowadays.
One can scarcely pick mp daily paper
without reading OF one IN lis contents.
To readers they are an everyday ar
fairs. but wait until the reader has
an elopement then there is romance.
To be young aud have romance is The
fulnlment Of a dream. But for the
most Of MS one husband and o nice
home is enough 10 satisfy, provided The
husband Is as nice as your home.
And vet here in Marguerite Clarks
picture Lets Elope," there is a wife
who is not satisfied with home and
husband because hubby is inclined 70
be somewhat too interested in his
work of writing 10 pay much alien
lion 10 the little wife. aud so she
turns 10 the other means and secures
attention and excitement in another
mans attention and before you know
ID they are going TO elope. and even
the real husband helps them in this
difficulty.
Thus briefly we have the main facts
Of the story. but only Of The story, for
the principal facts OF the picture can
only be- enjoyed and appreciated by see
ing. and this will be able 20 be done
at The Majestic for three days, begin
ming today.
Evening journal., 1919-06-05
HISTORY OF
59TH PIONEERS

Continued from page ihreel
fel, Joseph H. schwarzoit Frank b
schmidt, Edwin ]. Schnorr. Domen.co
sciascia. james shannon. Weedon Sim
mons, Roy W. smth,. Ernest stirling
Giovanni stivale, Timothy J. sullivan
Fred + Tasgart Matthew r. Tobln,
Edward o. Trudeau Nicola Narrone,
John Watson, James l.. Nheelock. Alex
Whitlock. Floyd WickWare. Edward
Wierzbowski John lonkoveis. An
ihony Zasa. owen +. kenney, Lewis
Howard.
Sergeant Jacob n. Stein
Corporals Thomas Emilio. George
Slonsky. Bronislav Nalonciuk.
Bugler tIldrcth s. Fiihian
prlyates, First Glass John j. Boyle,
George l.. Haas, Cortland Heinrlchs.
William r. Houberlz' Emilio SaldinL
Harry Boogush, Harry Burke. Con-
stantino Calairiano, Angelo Cucuz1elo,
samuel Grabavolo. James \. Gunnctto,
Arthur W. High. Daniel Hobbs, Wesley
W. Kuhlmann. Alex Laurscn, George
h. Loreniz, Michael Mccarthy. william
Evening journal., 1919-06-05
Trust Me! Try Dodson's Liver Tone!
CalOmeI Harms Liver and Bowels
Read my guaranteed Liven your liver and bowels
and get Strengthened up without taking sicken-
ing calomel. Don't lose a days work.

There's no reason why a person
should take sickcnlng. sallvalins cal-
Omcl when a few cents buys a large
bottle Of nodsonis Liver Tone-a per-
feet substitute FOR calomei.
lt IS pleasant, vegetable liquid
which VIII start your liver just as
surely as calomcl but II doesn't make
you sick and can not sallvaie
Children and grown folks can take
nodson's Liver Tone. because 10 Is per-
fectly harmless.
Evening journal., 1919-06-05
Az IHE nIAITn

Mans heart and thought and actions
are governed by two passions. love and
hate. II is true there are variations
OF these but the two most astonishing
and most effective are love aud hate.
By these passions he is able TO turn
The tide OF the affairs Of state and his
own heart.
These are an flttingly portrayed by
Edwin Arden and Julia Dean IN the
Select Special Production. which Is
coming 10 the Rialto today for an en-
gagcment Of three days. and which IS
entitled Ruling Passions"
The story is one that concerns the
hate Of a man for a friend whom he
believed greatly wronged him and the
climax has lis expression IN the turn
ng away Of the revenge and the max
ng happy Of an concerned.
Evening journal., 1919-06-05
NINE GRADUATE
FROM ELKT0N HIGH
specIal % Ihe Eyenlns Iohrnal.

Special to The Evening lohrnal
ELKTON, Md. June 5.-The annual
commencement of The Elkton High
School was held In Mechanics Hall
Wednesday morning The invocation
was by the Rev. George p. Jones. d. u.
pastor OF the Elklon NJ. +. Church.
The address 10 the graduates was by
The Rev. W. a. Wise. Superintendent
Dover District, Wilmington Conference.
The Rev. John McElmoyle, ID. D., said
the Benedction. The graduates were
Katherine Alexander. Elizabeth How
Ell. Edith Marcus, Elizabeth Sparklln,
William Cam. William Foster, Frank
Harvey, Phillip Rambo. Earl Queck.
Evening journal., 1919-06-05
CAPTURE EAGLE
STEALING LAMB

MILFORD. Del. June 5.-Caught try
ing TO carry away'a lamb In Milfori
Neck, a large bald eagle was shot aad
Wounded and sflervard captured by
Ji Evans Roberts and Bur,Ja M1sicn
The two men were looking at some
cattle when their attention was calle'l
tn a commoti0n In a ncachy iieh,i,
investigating they found llrss bald
eagle trying 90 get away with a youns
lamb Maslen shot and wou.d5i the
oagio which was later captured asve.
10 measures six feet and six .nfh.2
from the tips Of The WINS
Evening journal., 1919-06-05
cRnMns AZ sHELLPor.

SheIlp0i Park IS atIracilne moro
people than ever before in its history,
An Of the attractions arc doing a splen-
iid business and the Family Theatre is
ielighting thousands OF people with the
lieh class vaudeville which is being
furnished there Dancing is always
popular at Shellpot Park and this year
ihe music is excellent. The dancing
floor was always the largest and best
in this section.
Evening journal., 1919-06-05

Calomel is a dangerous drug. II -
mercury and attacks your bones. Take
dose OF nasty caiomel today and you
viii feel weak, sick and nauseated to-
morrow. Don't lose a days work. Take
a spoonful OF Dodsons Liver Tone In
stead and you viii wake UP feeling
thon, sugglshness, headache. coated
tongue or sour stomach. Your drug
gist says n you don't fnd Dodson's
Liver Tone acts better than horribls
calomel your money Is waiting for you.
Evening journal., 1919-06-05
ADJUSTMENTS.
PIcNc PARrIEs Ar srRINes.

Numerous picnic parties from Phlla-
delphia, Wilmington and other places
are being held at Brandywine Springs
Park and the people are finding that the
park IS one Of the best in tie country
for that purpose. There is always
plenty of room for these private pariie.
at The springs. The ride 30 the Springs
s also attractive and the service is
excellent because Of the double track
line for the entire distance. The Springs
is well equipped with amusements Of
all kinds.
Evening journal., 1919-06-05

Silk-and-cotton. Printed in three
and four colored stripes and plaids
on navy. brown. reseda, green and
garnet grounds 36-inch No mail
OF phone orders filed
Ln Brofhers-MAIN ARCADE
Evening journal., 1919-06-05
MnnkEn IS INIIlREn.

Struck on the head at the Harlan
plant late last nisht, Dennis Mulrooney
aged b years. Of Fourth and Pine
streets, had his scalp badly lscersted
lie was removed TO the Delaware Hos
pital where It required four stitches 10
close the wound.
Evening journal., 1919-06-05
MARGUERITE CLARK
sLets Elope'
.TepauaSS1 a7aSs
AZ the Majestic today, tomorrow and
Saturday.
Mns. sUsIE q. AsH DIS.

Special TO The Evening Journal
ELKTON, Md, June 5.-Mrs. Susie G
Ash. wife Of stephen Ash. Of Iron Hin
died In Union Hospital, Elkton, on
Tuesday, after a long illness, aged ~
years. She is survived by her hus.
band and seven children Funeral
services viii be held on Friday after.
noon from her late residence, witt
burial at Otis Chapel.
Evening journal., 1919-06-05

HIgh cut HRVe tan IIninR. inffne
pocket seved protected corneu srd
riveted franz. Strong handle. fe- snd
is.inch sizes.
~ Brofhe-s-Firrt yiocr. ssh 81
Evening journal., 1919-06-05

A. Mahr. Herbert Martin, Abraham
Mnkon. otto v. Popp, Leo Rosenberg
Joseph ". skinner. lgnacey Szyman-
ski Henry q. Thomas. Frank Page
Evening journal., 1919-06-05
Fat People
Get Thin

Best safe home method Get a sman
oox OF oil OF korein al the druFrist's.
Follow plain directions of korein systcm
under 500 guarantee. Obtain slender
symmetrical figure with octtor health ana
personality. New book tells an anout
reducing weight quickly. pleasantly. last-
ingiy. mailed FREQ TO YOU. write TO korcin
Co, Nf-o9, station 4, New York. ~ Y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-02
BEARISH SENTIMENT
PREVAILS IN CORN PIT
Cold Wave Leads to Expecta.
tons of Larger Receipts.
Oats Are Easier
GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST

GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST
tE,hicaso; Jan; 2.-Illinois-.Fair. and
MlssourlI-fair tonight and Friday,
'"Sfs a%.,Tht e,treTe e,aS, faSSt -, rs
Minnrsota-Fair and colder tonight, Fri
Icwa--Fair tonight and Friday; colder
tonightt not quite so cold Friday.
North Dakota-Fa!r tonight and Friday;
south Dakota-Fair tonight and Friday;
colder.
Nebraska and Kansas-Fair and cold.
Montana and Wyoming-Fair tonight
and Friday, slowly rising temperatures.
Chicago. Jan. 2.-Sentiment in the
corn market was bearish this morning
in view of the cold wave, which led 10
expectations that country receipts would
be improved and the movement enlarged
and prices were easy. Moreover, re-
strictions In regard to amount that can
be traded are now off, and this was ex-
pected to give the bears greater scope
for operations. The arrivals here today
were 1873 cars
January opened at S14lt to S1.4l,
against $l.42as at the end Tuesday.
March was quoted at sl35L to s1.34&
at the outset, against s1.357. at the
close Tuesday. May started at sl.35&
to si.35 Y, against $l.3G, Tuesdays last
price.
Heavy SHOWS throughout the West
will be of great benefit to wheat. The
condition is said TO be around 100 In the
important states. with the area the
largest in history. The Oklahoma report
Just issued puts the status of the plant
at 95, against 62 last year
The receipts of wheat at Minneapolis
today were 49O ears. against IA cars
last year; at Duluth 331 cars. against
25 cars: at Chicago so cars, against Il
cars, and at Winnipeg, 1873 cars against
500 cars.
Private cables report severe drouth in
parts of India.
oats were easier Influenced by de-
liveries of 10000 bushels on January
contracts and the decline in corn. The
arrivals here today were 30 cars
January started at 6S to 6Si2c, against
67 at the end Tuesday. March opened
&c lower at 69sc. May started sc
lower at 70Bc.