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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-12
Harris Wins Fund for
Army Chemists to Aid
In War Upon Weevil
Atlanta Journal News Bureau,
40S Evans Building.
BY THEODORE TILLER

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 10
The army appropriation bill will
contain the amendment Of Senator
Harris, of Georgia, providing $25,-
900 for experiments with poison by
the chemical warfare service to Kill
the cotton boil weevil, to be expend-
ed during the next fiscal year. The
senate subcommittee framing the
bill, OF which Senator Harris is a
member, today agreed to the item.
He obtained an appropriation for
similar work last year.
The army work will be independent
of the field Investigations by the
geological survey to find sources of
arsenic for calcium arsenate which
is being carried out by funds Sc
cured through an amendment of
the Georgia senator
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-12
House Seats Bloom,
New York Democrat,
OveyHis G. OPP. Rival

T. WASHINGTON, April 10.-By a
vote of 210 to 1913 the house teday
adopted a resolution declaring that
Sol Bloom, Democrat, was entitled
to his seat as a member from the
Nineteenth New York district.
By this action the house threw
out the election contest Of Former
Representative Walter M. Chandler,
Blooms Republican opponent at the
polls.
After the vote had been announced
Representative Longworth, the he
publican leader, taking advantage
Of a parliamentary opening, de
manded another roll call. Republi-
Gang immediately attempted to
round I'M soma ahSentP PS.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-12
74-Year-Old Woman
Found Hanging in Barn
At Fayetteville Home

FAYETTEVILLE, Ga. April p
Mrs. Mamie Dickson, well known
Fayette county woman, was found
hanging by rope in a barn near
her home. by her son, Oscar, and her
daughter, Miss Leila, on their re-
turn from Atlanta Tuesday. De-
spondency is blamed for he act. She
had been in i'll health for about a
year.
Mrs. Dickson was the daughter of
the late Judge John Gilbert, of
Jonesboro. Other relatives are a
son, L. c. Dickson, well-knoWn law
Yer here, and a daughter MIS-. Par
ker Dorman, also of Fayetteville.
The funeral was held here TODAY. .
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-12
Five Cotton Brokers
Under Indictments

bers Of the firm Of Scott, Norris &
Co. cotton brokers, who failed No.
vember 16, last, for approximately
81, 000, 900, We're indicted today on
charge of bucketing.
The men indicted are Carlysle,
Maxwell and j.. n. Roundtree; Z. i.
Michigan and Herbert H. SturgeonA
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-12
Heard County Citizen
Loses $4,000 From
Trunk Savings Bank

FRANKLIN, Ga. April 10.-J. P.
Shellnut, one Of the oldest citizens
of Heard county. has had $10,S00
stolen from him. He had an iron
box in his trunk where he kept his
money. Sunday, he went to count
it and the bottom had been taken
out and no money was to be found.
Mr.. Shellnut is a man who does not
believe in keeping his money in
banks. The money was the savings
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-12
Army Fliers Arrive
At Sitka, Alaska, on
Globe-Circling Flight

SITKA. Alaska, April 1O.-(By the
Associated Press. )-America' round
the-world airmen reached here at
12:43 p. m, Thursday
PRINCE RUPERT, 5. C, April 10.
A squadron of American army filters
on a flight around the earth took the
air here at 9:22 this morning ana
winged their course for Sitka,
Alaska, 500 miles northwest.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-12
WILL TREAT CATARRH> DEAF
NESS AND HEAD NOISES FREE,

Davenport, Iowa.-Dr. w. o. Coffee,
suite FLAG St. James Hotel Bldg, an
uounces he found q treatment which COM
pletely cured him of Catarrh of the nose,
deafness and head noises Thousands
have used il successfully. He believes it
day supply Free to every reader OF this
paper who writes him. Send your name
and address, a ADVERTISEMENT
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-12
What S the Use?' Asks
Condemned Murderer,
Refusing Last Meal

OSSINING, n. Y, April 10.-An-
thony Viandante, convicted wife
killers who is to be 'electrocuted at
Sing Sing prison late tonight, today
refused to eat.
II don't want anything" he said
when attendants asked IL he desired
anything special TO eat.
whats the use?"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-12
Mr.. Chas. H. Dietrich,
Former Senator, Dead

HASTINGS, Neb., April 10,-Mr.
Charles II. Dietrich, former governor
and former United States senator
from Nebraska, died suddenly Of
aDOpleNv today.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-12

HUGO SHINES, financial
leader of Berlin and chief
figure in the industrial reor-
ganization of Germany since
the signing of the Versailles
treaty.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-12
NEW YORK SEES MAY HOP
l.. POINTS I-R 10 FL o.

NEW YORK. April 10.-The cotton
market was full of buying orders
this forenoon as a result of strong
cables and excessive rain throughout
the belt May contracts jumped SO
points to 31.95, While new crop
months advanced from So To 81
points The trade was heavy buyer
of contracts at the opening,
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-12
Hiram Johnson Aids
Preparing to Vacate
Chicago Hotel Suite

CHICAGO, April 10.--By the AS
ISOLATED Press).-Hotel rooms in
presidential row. which have served
as headquarters for Senator Hiram
Johnson's campaign, will be avail
able to new tenants next Monday.
Officers of the hotel expected the
Johnson suite would be vacated to-
DAY or tomorrow.
Although the Chicago offices have
not Teen considered national head
quarters of the campaign since
Frank III. Hitchcock relinquished ac-
tive general direction Of the Johnson
forces ready in February, they have
served as clearing house for
strategic plans for several midwest
ern states.
JOHNSON'S FRIENDS DENY
ANY IDEA OF WITHDRAWAL
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April TO-
Senator Johnson's campaign in
California is well organized and win
be pressed vigorously, according to
a statement issued here today by
headquarters for the Johnson-for-
President organization. The state.
rnent denied Senator Johnson had
Withdrawn from the presidential prl.
mary campaign
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-12
Wild Buying Stampede
Sends Cotton Jumping
Five Dollars Per Bale

NEW ORLEANS, April 10.-A
wild stampede of buying orders sent
cotton up So a bale at the opening
of trading on the exchange here to-
day May contracts traded up to
1921 cents or 1913 points above the
close of Yesterday
A strong Liverpool market influ-
enced the upward movement.
May futures extended its gain 10
s. a bale yesterday forenoon, but
the advance was lost before the close
of trading. However, the advance
today places the value of cotton
ut SIS n bale higher since Tuesday.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-12
FRENCH CIRCLES PLEASED
WITH DAWES FINDINGS

PARIS, April 1O.-(By The AS
ISOLATED Press.)-After twenty-four
hours consideration of the reports
of the two reparations committees.
spokesman for official circles today
declared no official opinion had been
formed of the recommendations con-
tanned in the documents. Satisfac.
ton, however, was freely expressed
that the experts had found evidence
tending to confirm the French at.
titlde re ca riding GernanY
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29
New York Bonds

- YEA Anfi - tsHtinata 80
~ fHtHft falas snl ths IfHHftss EHAas
IHHaIa 1HHz4atfanr settlement - :
nIH sIatnt - Haha tfsf#s tpdat 80
|a5sssn isses4 IHfiuaihs ne lfsisiah y
~ AsftiAn : aad sstafsi french tns
HIfIrsl obligations stiahItshsH res hlHh
isftia lot he tat
Il4saftshit = ne HAHHst ungHesi en-
shif ial ts The 81 hian = #hIth - feHIz
,sf. sS' 100 ,,ls. ,e.a = ',se h,a ,s,ossAsfs
Improvement N Iaeu EihfIH's finHHfisI
fsssiflaH W ths isst year Hnd ihs sean
iffa dsaifs sFaHfuaiit - - additional
borrowing hsfe. have formed ths hseh
sfean8 fot the fisa IN hs hcnda.
Negotiations Nsfs concluded today faf
10 zee Gee American lean - The Tins
dom ~ The Netherlands. nafking one d
the most important pieces ~ fntslfn
financing since the sale of The Japan.se
issue Offering viii be made ioineftas
- The 40 year Per cent bduds 81 81
and accrued Interest - fIsih over so
psf cent Fiufallon 81 thiH loan. bankers
eeld would nfacIuda any BORROWING hsfe
by the Dutch East Indies. whtth hsS
been reported negotiating for the sale
of bond issue -.
In View of the rapid proRfess hslnE
made in negotiations for . osffnan loan
other foreign borrowers are expected 10
enter the market before the lsrser opera
ton takes place. Ameus prospective IN
dnsfriai offerings IL b4eep,VVu lFrvs
Of the West Kentucky Coal company
subsidiary Of the North American COM
psny.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29
MONDAYS Stock
Market Is Ruled
Nv Bear Element
Opening Price. Highest In.
ihnsia.m aud tanlld.nre ~
lssi Week Entirely
lsck,np.
~ nitistHn sriiiA>n
\ nit9#sst ssftits fsaaAsIsi fsIsa4

Nse - sfti ; aes1sss Tsftsi
- as|Nsst ~ NfsFfss n itfi = esi
ss.sl.. & : - - & s.siii =. ..ss. ...s: N.
'ss,liss a. -ssa =. .ass - hsss
asIss = iais. a. sss,s l.ssss : ~.
ffsss rtlass - saan - i wss nsnifss,
- h.fshs tsws' - issA,.s - ~.
siaAshsass. ksla~ls - s,ksf ssis,ils
sieiks. ~ ehsn ,hsss i.spss Weakened
lass,lds. a = fsesa' 3,.iss sisssi 80 .s'n.
fhs mstast In ~hish N. ,naftst A.
an,ii a. - eeas ns.a,n. ~, *
fnaftsl sisadlsd iitsif ana showed puest
fsw issass stood npt ttcininsnllr w
fssson of ihslf siffnsih ~ auith fscet.
stis. tast iron rirs eemmen We ons
= ret sassnes u : fet ne asf. Tho
nss's,,shs ,h ~ ses'ss .,rnss sssnesa ~ IN 'sp'
Cas-, len PIPE arr.af. 70 he ths favor
asa loss Of ilttis more than : point
N The. industfiais and almost i Of a
transaction. sssfsssisa $50 900 ..hsfes
rhs decline was sbou, - point, Al no
nounced change ~ prices.
Frank PARKER asricnlturs rtatistlelsn
oe Ms,'h :, tss.t sigaa ss rsP0sfdh ~ h.s.r s.a
being used IN that state than last year
North Carolina did remarkably we'll with
lis crop 1sat year.
weather reports were generally favor
able
News from mill esnfers foreign nna
domestic we're ~ dull trade.
Sugar and coffee we're fiist and
changed iittls IN price.
Foreign exchange vas unusually
steady.
Call money. .. per cent
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29
ADvEHTIsKMEN'
sDVENTIsEMENT.
step FORWARD
IF YOU HAVE
ECZEMA!
Mercirex Will Relieve You
Regardless Of What You
Have Tried Before, or
How Long standing Your
Trouble
A GUARANTEED PRODUCT,
APPROVED ny PHYSICIANS

II you are troubled with eczems
If you have suffered the hu.
initiation OF pimply complexion
III you have any skin disorder, we
positively guarantee TO relieve your
trouble with Mercirex. Just give II
the chance. That's all! II Merci.
rex does not clear your skin, you
get your money back Mt once.
No matter what you have tried,
or how long you have suffered, we
have the one skin remedy that
brings results.
Here's proof We asked eminent
physicians In our home State TO use
Mercirex on their worst cases Of
eczema. Many used IL on patients
with skin troubles Of from 8 weeks
10 27 years standing. Mercircx
relieved them all
Don't confuse Mcrcircx with the
ordinary dark, greasy, uncertain
surface ointments. Mercirex is not
. patent medicine, but a profes.
sionaI remedy Of entirely new com
position, tested, approved and pre-
scribed by many physicians.
Mercircx vanishes in use--pene.
trates through the surface skin tc
The true skin, where IL acts on the
real nucleus Of your trouble. Can.
not spoil your linen, and it's delicate
flesh tint and faint fragrance Dr.
not advertise your trouble TO others
Apply Mercirex according 10 direc.
tions and 20 TO party or to work
You get your money back II
Mescirex does not relieve your skin
bIemish. You take no risk. For
sale at all drug stores for only rs
cents. Write TO The l.. ID. CauIk
Company, Milford, Del, for free
book on the care Of the skin. We
also recommend Mercirex Soap.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29
Chleaae IA.esteeh

Chicago. April II. s.-.iiogs-Hsesipts, "a
200 hssd, market moderately sctiys, &c 10
i0e lower than Saturdays best time, Or
around be lower than the average mixed
and ehoiss 7se 70 ssG-pound butehsrs
seg7tot top. 80, ..yls ds:IssbIs ise
sssses 10 !. To- pea.n ssslssis' ,.gs.is ss.,
w; sl,Ilns .giss, ,saaehsns,d. b.is sesa .sa
Yete, hesyxs.isht hegs. .u.ids41.s ~ ss, tns.
~ 10uest; packing sow.st .Ife.gh. 1850
cstfis-hscsipff. 1900 had bsftsf
grades beef steers and fat shs stgck, weak
10 zGe lower. nosfly IS 10 zte lover,
rsds very sior, killing quality fDsfium
10 good. shipping demand eompafatiysT
nsfTowj ssrir top Wafufsd siesfs, tiitpI
hulk early sales, t.b0Uipzt, most
sfadss ysariIBss sharing dewninrns. ioN.
ef kfsdss t0uBsstsfs ana fed steers snd
stocbsfs and fesdsfs about steady Latter
eisss scarce; stfens " spots .s,shiy
ofhsfs. steady. yssI caves mostly " oew
69t for iieht kind, upward to $3.50 for
good 20 choice hsndywelght 20 packers
some mesiy stfong weifht fssdsrs on
country account safIy 800, bulk sfoeksrs
and feeders, b7snszs
shAep-necslpfs. 1900 head market
slow; very rftls early business few mo
alum fat clipped lambs tfJheWitgei
steady, faIkiDE lover on fat sheep,
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29

ADyEHTIsEMENT.
RHEUMATISM
LEAVES you FOREVER
Deep Seated tric Acid Deposits Arr
Dissolved aud tile R,eumsfic
Poison starts Go Leave the System
within Twenty four Hours.

livery Druggist m the faurfrY is 80
fhnflsef 60 saf 70 every rheumatic Fnf'
fafsF fhst . fuif rlni bottle ~ kilsrfha.
fhs sure ronquafor 81 fhealusfisns4 does
HHf show the way 10 strF The sEcNti -
even the siiNhfssf twinss - fteHfttafif
gaiH. he viii siadiy return ycur rsans3
without comment
AfIsnfhH ~. hesn tried ard tested fpf
senfs. and really maffetnHs results nate
been fufarffahrd IN ahe MOST essfff
{ ssrs whefs the suffsffnN ard seonf ss-
isfsnsa and rifseas and phsfs the patient
Was heiplesa
~ James ~ Alien. - Hsrhssfsfs =.
f. The hisentsrsf ~ AileHT - WfH fef
AanY years suffered the t.sffnF4is - afute
fhaura ism. desires al haffrfefs fr knHw
that be dnrs not vsrt rsnt ~ sHNurs
fuunsF vnirsn Alisufhn dsrisitsif Feti.
Husfs this wefsf ~ aif difstses. sra ~
hhs frsffuefsd eruraisfr - faafants~ =
- an snprif teu.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29

sheap.-Recelpts. / 900 head Despite
rather favorable reports from the east.
local packers made an effort 70 secure
their requirements At sharply lower levels
supply Of fat lambs but up 10 late
hour had met with little success. Bust
ness In the sheHrer lamb trade was auIsf
ana without feature Aged sheep ruled
weak 10 possibly little lower.
Quotgtions on sheep Fat lambs, good
g. rood. tltbQGi6.5o. clipped lambs.
ti3.go@l5tQ, sheafine lsInbs. ti6.s0m
,ioss5oinssssse.' inssssse.', "a, .,egoi,es ss y,s"sriqss
ped swss, f.ooas0o.
Receipts snd disposition Of livestock 81
The Unisp stoekyards, Omahs. ssb. for
x hours, ending st o. m. April "a.
REcEIpTs-cARIoT.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29

ems. and in harvest time worked IN
the field and helped Pick corn. Some
times ! do chores and milk. 1tcck the
Vegetable Compound before and after
my four months-old baby was born.
and IL has always helped me wonder
fully. ! believe there 10 no better
medicine made for women. and hope
every woman will give u fair trial. T"
Mrs. ArGusr X. WIEpynaorT, r.
No. 2. Rox ~, Truman. Minnesota.
Women suffering from troubles -
common tothcir sex should give Lydia
y rinkham's Vegetable Compound
fair trial.
Tho Lydia r pinkham's Vegetable
Compound has relieved women % such
trpuhles for the past hfty yessa for
Gale by druggists everywhere
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29
ADyrRTisrNs>T.
. Good Thing DON'T MIss RI.

Send ysur name and address plainly
sriissn tossthsr With 3 cents land this
slip) 10 ChsmbsrIsin Medicine Co, De
Moinss, Iowa and reoeivs In return .
trial psetsss containing Chambsrlain's
Cough Remedy for oouehs, colda Group,
bronchial. "fu' and vbcorins coushs
aud tickling throat; Chsmbeflsin's eiom-
sch and Liver Tablets for stomach sros-
bles, indigestion, esssy pains that crowd
the heart kilics.ness and constipation,
Chsmberiain's saivs, needed 10 every
family for burma. scslds, wounds. piies
and skin affections; thess valued fsmiiy
nsdioinss Tor enly . osuts. Don't nie u
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29
Liquidation Of
Ma, Wheat Under
Way at Chicago
lle,siaf Interest. Arrstsa,l,
Shifting Hedge. In,a July
and September tesn
Heavy.
>. trss,tsa. ,ssntsa.

.fsesss 49, esi -, llss
a' -. = 'eii 'fs -. . ..s. - = -
etsltI e'fsiint ~ slfssigi ltlsis.is rt.s
sIgs.ssl.,.a. 80 - ssss s.,., nsfs5 Il - .,sss
ssea,ss - si.s aIssssnllas : aisass
!. wsass, lss's 49, ,.ss1 - az
a. 80 - talsa ast hsssss
iatsfrsel ssslf saashl lssst lsssls =
Tees ) lhIs esHHisf esfs esnstsllf =
sofatak #hiis ths sffsfitln fssszf So
,Rs s'.lfi. ssprly = shs ws.a ~ ,hs
NC ssass ~ 9als.ihs ~lsiss. = Isn
ssslss easlns Nv = rfemlnsus heass With
.s'. .,,ss, .sensns c.s.,s. sh mhe asa .srrosssls
,as Gss - =. fs ss. az. ss sasa ess.d a'a or. rs'
OATS wsrs fsstalsie.. ana moved within
a. nissgw se,s .las. 5sns ~ nsa ,as msrss, e'ass
pye malnislnsa steady nnfsttone
ssfss osssss afiss, sfses hs sss o.rs as o
rtosi.iens we're lavsf IN . fsifiy ert,ss ,,s
,sss n:s. undssassd sss w1' to down. ST'' ''' ''''
rn >afes.
Tho admirable huslns Of May wheat
ssainsi safes .of The latter months. cred.
Of much comment IN the trade. With
the expert demand for our surplus slow
and prices out OF line, u was senerally
believed that the only place the holders
of cash grain could place their posses
pions was In the pit. The idea that de /.
10 much gained ground today, ~
Weather conditions over the winter
belt wers little changed. From the
southwest crop reports continue flatter-
ing Nebraska sent In unusually opti-
mistic reports while advice- from the
sprinG wheat territory also cheersd II
North. Dakota the acreage generally Il
wear, but II IL also a fact that the crop
was put In the ground under pleasant
The delay Of seeding whsst In Canada
Is uninterrupted, but 40 far the situation
there has not caused much soneern among
already two or three weeks late. and re.
ports from Winnipeg maintained That
even with an immediate turn to favor
able weather farmers would not be apie
10 get into the fields for 10 days. -,
The ocean supply q swfh,es whest doa and fhaIr roIr
for the week The consumptive demand
In Europe has improved apparently with
poiitlcal affairs The better outlook for
! German loan attracted more attention
IN grain circles, but this was more than
offset by the weakness in stocks ana
cotton. Considering the over reproduction
q wheat in this eeus,ry: esps,ssi,slly; .,s, W., we
5000. 900 bushels more than year $50
Ii must be that the cheapness. Of wheat
has caused a greater demand than ~
generally believed. This also in the face
of the larger importations OF Canadian
wheat
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29

Chicago April 1.-THE butter fnafksf
to-day continued weak and unsettled, ~lfh
prices declining i5e on al scores. Trad
mediate needs Although the fsufrsiiEed
car market shared IN the decline. some
Interest was csnfefed IN full % painf
cars for delivery On April contracts and
holders Waf ashfnK premiums
Fresh buitsfs y srefs. fee. u score.
ft4f. 80 afafs. 2fn. - score. d4t4f, ~
score. aIfi ~ scnfs. 1aitc
Centralized Cafiots-se score. 1sei 40
score HHf
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29

fszH8z Nts8sHH4 Affs 80 ~
tfatHss ftstfiA 49, th4 80 ttff
fIsH II ftisH Hst A. #|fs tfHss
~ - = "a aHAzIaaat = - ItAs -
r. HzH5z atss zHfaaf tsHz st 80
Ntsfsss ftAfta H - ftHsfsi sstitfs "a
- saslti 80 - les 30 tes
AeH tHa!t Iss tsifsfs ntisl=s
ttH#s $50 taHsz# Hst isfs4I Hkkh $50
4HHIs1HfHt - attic H##Hs - ffHHss
@ s'Ne1 l.i8 e - ,sfsss.
n A##s II fnaIHHaH r. fsEf NFsttt y s#
HsHH5 HAflts = HtzHfs tsH.HHtt SITE
be- II 4HHA ~ E#nIfa ffHffHfa t. H
4 is fAf - faHa fstfilaHA 4 sffatffI
#fHHHeH in fHHf 4s4flirfs. fHffHfI#=
leaa = fhelts - hsittft ! ifutit
lsil = Ese4 ~ hs|fsfs D. HHu FL eaiH
.Aslss = r,iius - feas II ! - teea
q thsIt4 80 taes is.ttafEa taH =
90 a.. = .ees. 81 = -, sssa,nee :
ssastss i'ifalil ~ is - ,sss.,.s
ufitl saAA ia ahaiis ssasasft ffatn
fainMHh ~ fair stafhsfs. fhftAtHH4
-, far 40 eaan sinrhats. i At9f tH4
tfsshx ttrtAsfs - SEQ 81 siutk haIf
80. - teat te5 fasdine ssas. isteotaHI
steel HHNs. ts.tHHfhsi sieHh saifes. - aa
VII veal calves atnH8s ee hails
sAss sls b. Haa4ah
ntfF nrErns
Ne = ~ =. - =. - =
=. srrnns .ANp Htirehs
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29

Kansas clty, No, Aprii 1911 De
Dartmsnt of AFrieDItUrs.y - rsftls-Hs
cslpfs. 1900 he'd, calves. go head; mar
tet very slow, few early sales beef steers
ftnz6o i0wsf st t9.2tnfes7b, better
sradss beef COWS steady; oth.r she stock
ysafilnss, beef eow. snd hslfsfa ftto
1850; Gamers and cpttsfr.. Ezbu5,1k.
bulls steady, bolognss, f4zsn1.e0, esiyes
1850, mediums and heaYias. .s4oe17 tof
batter grades stoebsfs and fssdsfs steady /.
othsrs .slowi flegby feeders b7ei bulk 81
uogss nsSesipls 1900 had shipper
market 100 Wikc. lower tban seiufasys
best time. Top. t7ft. bulk ~ sales ~ -
mt7fG, packer market 81 lover fhsn
market ssiarasy, pseker, 'op Hie; .eeedd
10 choice, fstU 1900 pound Averages, fItVV
viii, IioWI 10 pound, ~ t0afso. hulk
eaeklns sewsL q seas,ess. ! AZ stecs 20 pigs
Hhssp ana Lambs -ifecelpis, 5000
had; narkst lambs gsns,n .rssay.
wooied lambs, $3.50 s.st. Clipper,
iiz0omJz,7t; hfizons spfinser-, fisoe .
fheep Iknzbc lover sherD Tens wsth~fs,
fs1S. tfiz0na ewes, f7bb
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29

j@S S"i ih.ssn sn ,alqse, as5i "s' SLOW silsr.. u,
.lssf. end yssriiass, tleegil,ls. .gith.
sssls l ,soogit sSp' bulls. i.lixsis
feeders. f7eo1s00t stoeksfs, sgeY.zs
feedins eows snf hslfers, fs1bmttg
HeEs hsoslpis- .loeg head nss,hst -
init, ts.soms so, butchers. issb91ek
uiirsd. fs7sls 20 heavy packers, E.n1
So stays VI 6bmt7s.
ioNsf.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29


.psIss sss pss.a. ss1s 1s5s .s ss.,
sirslsbts, tl.oomes6, hard winter
nys Fionr-sfssdy; fair. 10 good, 400
U11o; ehoies 20 fancy, H.ztWttg
low s""ssois.sS. 'tl.as&gs'ig.
New YoTk. snd 7sA ., / Z, sspoff :.
Bar!sy--qDist, naitins ums7e' O. J. q
Whssp"spot. yn.ttsd; No. J. dslk
nosthsfo :Pssiss, O. = Esg ,,s yeff isss ~
~. sna fs,l. ,lso 20 s,,,,,a sse'91s, so s,,. .do'
coru--hpot. steady. No. z ysiJgM. snn m
No white, 9. J. T. Track, Fsw ygfk ~.
nestle. al BY rail S1e.l and NO Nhiis
2sts-z,spet. barely ...dz. NO a. z sn,,.d .d,,ad
sacks 1870. western bran DO, sss'se1
ss!g, s:ss !Psy g. T. ,'s'ss'''s'ssj ,ssssss''ssj, X .s5. !,
gsm2sej tseifio coast. 1913 D~sse'
~, fso,rsssgoi.i. mes. ssa1sossis' fam.
iiard-Easy. middisw.sf, tifgeu 4 10.
Tsllow--flrm. special iooss 7%ss u'
" fhles%ffm. fancy head. 1hese.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29

New Yofk. April 2s1--Ths glsIbIs SUD
ply Of American grain shows fbs felioN
Ing changes, In bushels.
wheat Decreased. .z,e4si 300
e0rn---Decfessef, 100000.
Osts-Decfsass1, $4,000.
Rye-~Detrssssd, bss.9o6
Barley Decreased, $4,000.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29

uofks euHumff |
couldn't hardly
move around IN
bed. Ny husband
got me Lydia T.
Pinkham's vege-
table Compcund.
and afteYtaking it
u was % much
better | could Do
alImy work again
u do my house
work. have . gar.
fso rn.ss rktst.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29

what larger supplies than expected at
chicago. together with slightly lower
rather rather weak p tone Ds"' this morninF yea " Win
shippers taking ON a few OF the best
butcher Rradee early at prices su10c low
or than Saturday. Initial bids from PACK
ers were fully i0c OFF, but nothing Of
consequence changed hands early on this
basis Bulk Of the sales was at 1850
LOB, with early top 81 10.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29

K:n;s. :. n. e,G,I,yy, AL rt.sWh;;fiio89fi.
MAY ssc ssked: July. s7hc asked. Sep.
rorn---No. white 7tAg7zhe: -. 2
mixed, 7zo. May. 7ze bid July. 7sHe
bid: ssptsmbef. fsHc split sstsd
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29
cbleago Cn4b Drain,

esisis. ossiis Ags' gs 6srs ,io.s IL '''
cofn---No. mixed. 7sses NO. yellow.
6ais-Ho. white. N2osoc. 40.
white. AN @Bhc.
Hgs---No 4. o4ho.
BarIsy--731s Wstc,
Timothy ssed--ts6645fe
Clover sesd--si3. Bloc.
Iafd--tf1.t1.
Hlbs--ti0D0.
ffsfftss-eI00a