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confinement may well be the severer
form of retribution and expiation."
He pointed out that under the
State law, it is within the discretion
of the department of public well
fare never to admit these defendants
to parole, and that ::if this course is
persevered in, the punishment will
satisfy the ends of justice and safe
guard the interests of society"
THAT finishes my connection with
this case" said Clarence s. Darrow
veteran chief defense counsel, whose
plea on behalf of youth overcame the
States insistence on the death
penalty.
Dnrrow Is Satisfied.
TT was all we could have asked
for" he added There .will be no
appeal"
Il do not regard it as victory.
except victory for justice" SAID
Benjamin Bachrach of defense coun-
sci as he shook off those who offered
congratulations on the youths escape
from the moose. do not congratu
late me personally
Nathan F. Leopold, ST., sat silently
weeping. He offered no comment
and merely nodded his head when
friends grouped about him and whiS-
pered in his ear.
Foreman Leopold, Nathan's older
brother. relaxed visibly as the Judge
reached the words in his statement
which meant life Imprisonment for
the youths. He had sat with tense
face as the judge read from his
manuscript.
He refused to comment and merely
smiled as friends crowded about and
spoke to the members of the Loeb
Leopold group.
Relatives Arc Relieved.
Allan Loeb, thlete brother of
Richard beamed smiles, but said
nothing. Jacob Loeb, uncle of
Richard and former head of Chicago S
public school board, remained silent,
although he relaxed visibly after
sentence was passed.
The LoebS and Leopolds watched
anXiously as Nathan, jr.. and Richard
were herded quickly back to the ele-
yator to be returned to their cells.
Then as the courtroom empties
rapidly, Jacob Loeb interrupted an in
terview by newspaper men with, "Oh,
Clarence, they are waiting; let's go.'
Nathan Leopold, ST, had recovered
his compoSure, opened his cigar case
and passed cigars to the members of
the group as they filed from the
room.
Edwin Gresham, uncle of the child
murder victim, the only member of
the Franks family in the courtroom.
refused to comment on the sentences.
He shook his head in a refusal, when
asked for the Frank famly's ac-
ceptance of the sentences as justice
for the murder of Bobby.
Talks of Parole.
Mr.. Darrow was commenting on
the possibilities OF paroles when
Jacob Loeb interrupted. The de-
fense counsel chief said paroles could
be applied for when 90 years of life
sentences had been served, but
thought that it required 37l2 years
of imprisonment before paroles could
be applied for under a sentence of
80 years in the penitentiary.
After sentence had been pronounced
Nathan Leopold, ST.. who sat with
head bowed while the jurist read his
opinion, had said that he would never
attempt to obtain the release of his
son from the penitentiary. When
asked if that was his attitude he re-
piled emphatically, Surely, surely"
Grove Skepticnl OF Effect.
Robert f. Grove, States attorney,
in a formal statement issued imm edi-
ately after the session, said:
when the States attorney arrested
the defendants, solved what was then
Evening star., 1924-09-10

hospital for the criminal insane,
should be sent to the State peniten-
tiary for life rather than be hanged.
Throughout the hearing and during
the fortnight since Judge Caverly re-
tired to study the lengthy record and
formulate his decision, he was the
target for thousands of letters from
many countries. His life has been
threatened, no matter what verdict he
rendered.
During the trial Judge Caverly
said:
MY judgment in this case will be
based upon what / think is right 1t
is my conscience only that is to be
satisfied in maying my decision,
regardless of what any one else
thinks. 1t is impossible to satisfy
AZ, nntinu.d ON Fifth Dapa
Evening star., 1924-09-10
Girls Use Buttermilk
To Remove Freckles
Sunburn or Tan
This Delightful New Vanishing
Cream Containing True Butter
milk Mnst' Quickly Show n
Decided Improvement or
Money Back-JuSt Try 1t

Get a small quantity at any
pharmacy or from your favorite
toilet goods counter, simply ask
ing for Buttermilk Cream, and
massage it daily into the face,
neck, arms and hands. The di-
rections are simple and it costs so
little that any girl or woman can
afford it. Your complexion must
quickly show a decided improv-
ment or your dealer is authorized
to return your money without
question should you be dissatisfied.
No matter whether you are
troubled with wrinkles, hard lit
tie lines around the mouth and
eyes, coarse, sallow, faded looking
skin, or simply roughness and red
ness caused by wind and sun, you
will find that all these trials quick
ly disappear with the use of this
old-fashioned beauty recip
brought up to date.
Buttermilk Cream is only sold
on a positive guarantee of salts
faction of money back.-Peoples
Drug Stores. Advertisement.
Evening star., 1924-09-10
LEOPOLD AND LOEB GET LIFE;
SAVED BY AGE FROM MOOSE

Continued from First Page.)
Evening star., 1924-09-10

CONTINUED on Fifth Page.)
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
U.s. Steel Slasm
Causes Sudden
Break in Market
/. ansirfnsiiaa lsnles Isf SHAFT
Period. hn, lntsaus SELLING
l. Halted and rflres
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There was CONSERVATION for .u.lle
hut % zIee The furious seiilAa siunped
almost - suddenly - Il sisFtsd. ths mat
1t ssttied iissif snd iowafd the end
until Wast " he ipstes made IN those
surprising 10 minutes sHs fsE8insd
steel led he efeak and sassl led the
he i'tS' 10 minutes ten ~ Via I'D .eillns ssla snr.one
turned lapse a lot ~ l.. p sieei stoek
The theory is that soms gentlemen. WIN
thought they knew what action tho l. n
stsei directors would take regarding the
dividend. butt up the market IN the
early pafi of the dav and th.n sprsnK the
attack With the expectation ~ breaking
the whole list
Possibly they figured thar IN. staei Al
rectorH would reduce the extra dttidsnd
II 80, they we're wroHH. Possibly they
believed the whole market would break
under the attack. n 80. they were mis-
taken.
The sailing WAS alleged 70 he through
house generally credited with being
close tn men Identified with l. \ steei
Whatever the n rtH may he In this re-
Hard, the plans OF the sellers apparently
failed. Also. II would appear that they
were misled a. 10 the action ~ The steel
directors for the estra iividsnf Of 20
cents sha~ the eou.non and the
regular = per cent we're tseiared. Net
earnings Of the giant corporation for the
first quarter we're $50. 07b.ffh compared
with ffp .a4S $50 IN The previous quarter
and t5a.ss0.oso IN the first quarter Of
1923.
Pronounced weakness in Hayes wheel
aud renewal OF fhe bear attack on
yellow Cab were unHsttii1g Incidents
Tho days transactions aggregated
i2T.tO0 shares and the net result Of the
day Was n decline Of 20 Of point In
he rails and one-thrd ~ point in the
industria1s
Cotton was bit higher.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
Chicago 1--we stock.

Chicago. April 2s,--0U. n Department
OF Agfieultnrs.b-ff -ffogs-Hsceiptn $4,000
head, market uneven. mostly 81 lower
lower grades and mixed, Bwf0e Oft. pnlls
K00d ana choice Weighty butchers, f72b
W155, top, f7sb, bulk desirsbie 100 10
gts-lb. weight. H.1bm7zb; better grades
40 TO i60-lb. average. largely 1890
%, hacking sows, mostly fc.e0Us7s.
Killing plgs, weak 10 2be t~wsf. bulk 0f
good and choice sirongwelght. t5.76u6.2b;
heavyweight hogs, F,ioW7,3s; medium.
FesW13e. light, fs,s0uTss: light light,
bssW7ie; packing sowr, smooth, a. s6n
ssoi packing fows, rough. fs.t0ms.tb.
slaughter pigs ft.s01s.zs.
sheep--ilseeipts. li.0g head. market
active; fat lambs, ibm7sc higher; sheep
weak choice fat wooled lambs early,
,leeti choice clipped lambs. titso, odd
H.boWs.oos clipped kinds. f7.o0m7,tD
beef steers slightly more active than on
Monday, steady 10 strong; spots ioUfsc
higher than low time. other classes gen.
eraiiy steady; fat shs stock dull; killing
quality fed steers largely medium; bulk,
n.zswi0.bo few choice Kind here. run
includes few loads experimenfsliy fed
stsars from Purdue university at tfe %
downward mostly, most fat COWS, 81. 90 %
l00. most beef helfers. tszsHs.6o Iittls
done on veal calves; few early sales IA
packers, 1870 downward. according IA
weight. heavy bologna bulls, N76 and
above, most sausage bulls t4t014f5.
hesyt butchers upward f72s and above,
stoehsfs and feeders scarce. fe.004ps aG
bif on meaty wsighty steers for country
aeeount; bulk thin kind. ts.g0usoo.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
New York Bonds

New York. April ss-Bond prices
Jagged in duh trading today. with sudden
stlffenllg ~ money rates dsprivinK the
market Of the motiys for recent buying
power.
The reaction which this change
wrought IN United states government
bonds unsettled other sections of he list !.
with scattered recsssions taking place In
foreign. railroad and Industrial liens.
constrnetivs activities were eentsred
almost entirely In Serbian - which forged
ahead 70 new high level for the year
~ sz35 Bankers were inclined 70 credit
fhs movement 10 continued reports OF
Wilson Go. issues sEain wsfs con-
spicuopsy weak. the eonyertibls - drop
the other liens yielding 1 10 points a
decline In Prnta Allegro Sugar u reflected
y disappoini ifneni over declaration of only
the regular dividends
good demand reported for the
-, 900 1o0 Dnfch loan and several other
important bond issues which we're offered
faday
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
Omaha | livestock

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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
Wheat Advances
Sharply, Closes
a, High Level.


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'ath asmsaa ief eefn is slack snd .ndl.
ahis iuersase IN the. fan. a primary
permits TIE rereft u $40. ere bushels
rofn sold fer expert stirred sofns addl-
iiaHai support at The rioza.
oats acted Ike corn, md riussd irrss
ulAHia. Commission honse iianla-tion OF
thai entered fhc deferred month";.
MAJ liquidation IN rye served 10 take
The edge off that grain.
Provisions me, with better Investment
Lard closed fsc hlsher and ribs wefe se
lower 10 : &c higher
Plt Notes.
Every market IN the United states and
slss In Winnipeg failed to follow In full
the local wheat advance. u might be
seen that fundamental conditions there
fore were not responsible FOR the bulge
here. hut rather. politics. At the same
time. the character OF the news REGARDING
supply and demand has changed FOR the
better II anything. The outlook Is for less
production and better finances abroad.
Some grain men take the stand that the
market Is beginning to reflect the utter
discount of bear conditions.
Foreign news today sent ray of cheer
through the trade in one respect. 1t was
cabled that supplies OF wheat from the
1923 harvest in the continent and aiso
Tho United Kingdom have been about
used MP. In the United Kingdom mllers
find lack OF offerings from the interior
lnd small stocks In elevators. The pre-
tctioA wss made that importations would
gain readily.
Offerings OF wheat from the Argentine
are stll fairly liberal, but prices have
firined. This has caused better arprecia-
tion Of Canadian grain which ia time
should naturally he reflected In this coun-
Try. Tho decrease OF 1o.097,000 bushels In
the Canadian visible supply for the week
was an incident that helped sustain the
local upturn.
Messages from Illlnoi. and parts Of Mis-
souri, had It hat tho winter wheat crop
could stand rain. The lack OF moisture
In those sections is new form of COM
plant. In the southwest prospects appar-
entity are improving each day. Tho good
outlook for the winter wheat crop and
be offset at this time by the delay in
the seeding OF Canadian wheat. A local
expert maintains that practically no seed
Ing has been started In Canada. A year
the northern country vera about COM
pleted.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

:. sheep and Lambs Receipts. > 900 head.
somewhat more optimistic advices from
demand from all quarters gave ths fat
lamb trade better tone this morning
ana initial transactions were At aroun1
steady figures. Trade In the shsarsr lamb
division was quiet and around steady.
Aged sheep suffered further declines do
spite scAnt supplies
Quotations on sheep; Fat lambs sood
to choice, fisb0uiG00. fat lambs. fair
tl3.e0u isb0; shearing lambs, sitb0m
i475; wethers. igO0nIO.6D. ysarIjnss
slDO0ul22b. fat awsH t7.O04s7b. clip.
ped ewes. t7.o0u7.76.
Receipts and disposition Of iiys..osk at
me Union stock Yards, Omaha. Nsb, for
HECEfPTs--cAHLO'rs
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

Dogs-Receipts, $4,000 head Another
large run and lnYer trends elsewhere again
gave local trade weak undertone and
| initial Hales to shipper buyers were on
a 30 ine lower basis. Packers took a
stand for ipn be lower levels nj the start
but had met With little success up 20
- 90 With bulk Of the sales noted az
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

chaesgo. Anfn zsl-W hsaf-t1. 7 hafd
" - 2 liz -. hard. q 81 = uIIe
corn--Ne uisss 7saTs3.e. Ne ?
yellow. 1sts . 20
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Hfsz-se' :. o. ag7.e
Jafiey-aIza ale
ree5 #TImofhy tfssHrss, efo4try
fi7se4zi 8s
Pfogislons-=Lafd. $50 -. RIBS. 81.
bellies. ff0zt
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
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New York Quotations

New York Stock Exchange quotations
furnished by j. =. Bachs Co. zz4
Omaha Rational bank building.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

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Nay. ife1A. July. fi.es.
t9fn-NaY. 1tAes july. fs.e
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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
Omaha Produce

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Dressed nAfefs nrs paying far afes.sd
ssis sens ap.s, 80 "a 80 ..ss ss..s ss. ,ss so2ss
81 ai4see fiss prias. saIns dealers afa
accepting shipments - dressed poultry
and selling fsms On 10 rsf cent commits.
Ishblns prize. - dressed paaltry 10
rsisiisfsli Hpfinss foft sHft hfpiiefs. -
se ifosss ssss - = ~ ssn, s.s.s 20 -
turkeys. AZ. 40. turkeys. cvnsidsrshls
nEsu Ffsu
JnhlInH prices quetshis ss fol oTs rsHsY
white FISH. gee; isfa trout. soc. hslibuti
.le ne. ben bul.aa.ssH g.s.s ~ ~ - I.
'ioaaasfs 1ss ga o. %. ersepiss ~ ~. sl.ef
ssc Frozen hrh. zaic les than prices
above. .......
Jobbing prices guofsbie On Ansfiean y
saisis.. ~, aoasis 1sl.is., sse. Yesa.
Sllsss As = ~ brei' 9 sie ifnssfg.r i.le'
siyIe ffak per dozen. swiss. domestic.
ssc Imported Roagsfort. sc; Ssw YORK
""'.s' ~ BEEr curs
whebsais prices on beef cuts sffsctlze
80. sse 70. =. zze. 70. ! rogse,. lse.
q .
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TRrITH.
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Appis.-rn bors.. Washington vine.
sbSlss. sfS ;i'ss. ron. Bsss,y. s1,fs fsney.
s ~ gs .,,,. ,ss.s, ,.siy - e,: ''sf Pear
rifaNDsfflss- f.osisians, pls's. tzt per
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rsspias,grsr dor. ,ss.; fss per ~.
sbslioss southern. fsc pei fox home
Ffc-h onions. ssf sgss ,.e. "a. 80, n
rev Tsses eabbass. tse per -. crates.
S'S 4. hisa:T' ss:.s. T.. beet: ss.a d 80: s''
xhiis. sHe. nsw crystal w.. psf. sfsi.
= Tesasiess" -s ie.ssa vssieaa' lsr.. fsssssss
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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

yi.,i: Ms M.s., sssss' sis' .sIy. s1sSise'
les, 70 ~ !. No, y;isss. .0, m0,g7sssi ~, ',,y
53Nc split. september. 7s.c split asked.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
Kansas City Iasestock

Department of Asfiouiturs J1iaiils" "'nss
oeipts, 1000 head calves. 5000 head I.
slow beef steers steady 10 $50 lower
yssrllngs.. Is % 2so on, part load mature
steers, t106g; colofsdos held sboys III 90;
early bulk fed steers, ~ 00a1 1895. better
gadss beef COWS steady. othsr she stock
slow; spots slow on beifers. bulk beef
COWS snd hsifefs itoaso0; fed steers
held ~ 1875; bulls steady. vssIs steady
70 weak; other calves sfesdr, practical
,op yssiss 5000 mediums and hsayies,
Hb1m7b0; stotksrs and fssdsr- slow
siesdy 70 thc lover. fiashy feeders, 1910;
Receipts, 1900 head: very slow;
mostly 10 lover spots Off more. shipper
top, tI10: packer top. ~ 0b; bulk of
sales, " s0M705s bulk good and choice
ise 20 soo.pound averages. t70og1i ioj
10 20 1ss-p0und svsrsgss mostly fs.7sm
stt; bulk iso To ieo-ponnd, ts0o0s. 50.
bulk packing sowa Ss.b0mf.e0. pfse
steady; mostly 81 64oWsit
sheep and lambs Receipts. 5000 hssd
few w0oisd lambs n shippers. strong
top, 1900: others 10 packers mostly
steady 20 25c lower; weoied skins ffb.ab
mf5.7b; clippers tiazsmizss. Arizons
.prlnssrs. 80 %: natives sisso. .hssn
uneven, mostly steady. short Tesss
wefbers. f7.s0msoo. Arizona ewes f7as
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

t7hAeaErf April &#=~Ibs h0ffsr rHsrfff
Ndaf continued Wfab 18th fsn1srfg
toward lover prices D<siers were osfsF.
ing freely. viii sems lneiinstlon 10 sf4s
HIifht foreefsions On ~ SORE aafne H.
guifT NaH reported On ~ seors h9f stff5.
plies - ftsss sfa1es ~efs limited IT,
esnifslizsd ~ tasrts, shsfsf IN -
sesknfts. I'D - iats afternoon A..
Ffssh buffsrs - seofs. ttte. " seofs
1tes - seofs. ;thss - score. ste. -
csnitsiissd esfiets; - scsfs See -
sss YORK spot Cotton
rsv Yofk. April zf-cotten-spst.
1Bfsfi mjddiirg - see
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

fl0uf Clly, Aprll 7eaafafflf~N Neesfrfs
? s0o hsad, market sIow. killers v~st
storkers steady. fat steers ard yssriinss
~ 0em 10. bulk, p0enioo oei fnt eow'
fera f2z5M57hs vssis 81 b0Hff ~
bulls. ft7bMtzkf feeders f7onmf 90
stnchfrs. te00mtsss stock yssriings and
heifsra fa1tHts0
Uoes- Hecelpis, 1880 head market 81
lint sstnmstt, bu,eb"as fssomf 81,
rnivsd ~ 7fMfati haavv pachers ~ 7a n
g. sfaeg ~ nm ~ s9ad sif~ o. 81
sheep rrd ambs-nscsipf-. 500 head
market steady
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N. Y. Curb Bonds

@sw Ysfk. April - - Following = fhe
loffielal list of transactions ~ the HeH
York Curb EHfhsngf. glfin1 81 bonds
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30


fa = 80
4 80 H#
-
Hz4=4 a#Hsa - tHH - -
4zzzzs.zz Na.. a. - -
- 81 e. H#N#
H###a ###1s ~ - =
H# #a#t ### ##A
H#tH
a&#sH zHltH# H##stH "a -
s H-s#s
tzHa4assA Mts# FL - 80
4 $50 .Ats atz
s=.a Izzss5 #ssHzs4 = - -
a.
- "a. 4a4z.44 zasskf#==z
..4==z4 Hzzz#aIE asH III tEHHH
.4.zz t##H. - .4zzz4 a#IAAI -
~. 80
f#Hzs44 So = Ftf szaf = a.
tszs#44444 s4aa tIA ~ EszAFt =
al ia 80 - Fl 80 Hafisl7#Hs
KS = atH# - = 80 = sss##.|f H#z.#
go sH4 #at - H4a HtkHz Hst -
49,. azsI IHH..s #l#H 80 =
sa + ffH| HIa#H# . ## -
t.Ea 49, sHt 80 = "
fIHIH sNfn
1900 z ssa - - =. =.
t.lsz aHAa - 80 Haata# tft -
81 HH tnasI aiaF4H a. HHHHt 81 ffSas
tsa = rsa "a. aa#aT s4aas a Hsmaz8H
.a. 80 a. aH#4t0 zs4Iszas t4IfIz#=
ti - ltI#Izs sz#IIzf -
80. sa..5.t.i. = 5sa -. -. a..
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

Cab Nn northern 81 fnfzHfftL ee
DARK northern spring. eh0le. - fares.
~ z : y z1As Reed ~ eholcF ff.f7ts 3
4zt5 ord nary - good o. izts al ~
.ax. ifaaz, Jeif, q -. kep'sehsF.
cofn-No. ! yeiior. rfofDA
gs.--so 2 Nsitz. ts1ss
raflss-sss.fa
H9s-No zsfs ufHt.e
T1a1-=te 8 aHH ~
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
Daily Inspection Of orsin Received


Hard - cars No. ?. tars No. 3,
cars M. 4, J ear No. B. cars sample.
Mixed! ! car Nm. l. , cars No. J. .
cara No. s. cars sample | car NJ .
spring; l car No, nnfing.
purun. | car No .
Total, % cars.
CORN
Yellow 8 cars No. :. 90 car. No. 3.
II ears No. a. cars No. o. cars NJ.
6. cara sample.
White: cars No. :. cars No 4 I
cars No. 4 car No. B. car No. d :
cars sample
Mixed: cars No. ,: 20 cars No 5.
cars No 4: ears No. 8 cars No.
8; cars sample.
Total. i5b cars.
OATS
white. 2 cars No. 2. - cars No. }. 0
cars No. T. cars sample
Total; Al cars.
RYE
ono car No o: cars No. g.
Total cars.
BARLEY
Two cars No. ,. l car sample.
Total 4 cars
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

H#ME4k AHsNss
ta44a
tHN sa8HHsss = - - 4
go 80 a - : I.
So F##a = = u
tH #Hslf ##4A = = -
q #st e - - -