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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-23

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YEAR per cent certificates ~ aa1 te
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contemplating some what larger squip-
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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-23
Bear Element Has
More Opposition
ON Stock Market
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ness. Report. from the cotton efatse
were almost uniformly OF good weather
for growing crops.
Sugar was up slightly.
Money was up slightly.
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French francs at s.s0A, sterling 81 81
Belgian At $50. and swiss francs at l1.sf,
were at the highest of the year.
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francs l. nserihed more fo short covering
than improvement Ia conditions In France.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-23

Chicago. April 27.--tunited states De-
partment of Agrlcuiture. j-cattle-He
ceIrts. 10000 head all classes slow; beef
steers barely steady: spots shade lower /;
killing quality plain; most fed steers Of
value 10 sell at tszbWle.7b. run includes
few good TO choices Nebfaska4 and Da-
kofsr; some OF these held around t11.o0;
fat she stock, stockers and feeders and
veal calves about steady; most fat cows
ts.Boa7.2b; bulk beef hefsra %. b04s75:
bulk bologna bulls. ti.7B44s0: few
heayies. 1900. most vealers To packers
-, sous. o0 quality improved over Mon
day. light vealers downward 20 f7.b0.
few i2s 10 1b0- pound yeslers. 5000
ia. 90 10 outsiders. four loads string Mon
tans to feeder dealers. s.50Qt00 mostly
Hoss--Hecelpts. 10000 head. uneven. s
10 loo. lower. mostly 30 off. bulk good
and choice $40 10 s2b-pound butchers
t5sM7t0 top $3.50: bulk desirable 100
10 z10- pound weight. f72gn745: better
grades f40 10 1be-pound averages. largely
tts0W7i6: packing sows steady: bulk,
ts.70Is.3o. killing pigs 10 10 zbc lower .
bulk good and choice 1870 10 t1o-pound
kind. fs.75n62B. heavyweight hogs, f7.50
m7.5b: medium, t7sGm7.set ilght. fe.so0
sows. smooth. IS sso@ssg: packing sows.
rough. te,601e.so. daughter pigs. $500
sheep snd I.amb---Receipts. 10. 900
head: fat ismbs>steady TO weak; sheep
fully csc lower: good fat weoied lambs
tfs.2s; good clipped lambs. 1873: choice
fat wooded ewes. 100; choice light
weight clippsd ewes, 1850. few saleJ
spring lambs. 1900 72oo.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-23
Omaha Livestock

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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-23
TANLAC WAS EFFECTIVE
ON THREE OCCASIONS
Mrs. Bower Tells of Relief
Three Different Times
And Gives 1t Highest
Praise.

my faith in TANLAc grows
stronger and stronger the more l
know about IT," says Mrs. Arvena
Bower. Of 1880 Jackson ST.. Topeka,
Kansas.
Il nrst took TANLAc for catarrh
of the stomach. from which ] had
suffered for FIVE years. For one whole
year I had been on a. very limited
diet. could not even drink tea or cof.
Zee at all, and my condition was most
deplorable. TANLAC proved to be
what needed then and 1t has been
my friend ever since.
"TANLAC came to rescue again
last summer, following an attack u
food poisoning. On this occasion hve
bottles toned up my system and in
creased my weight ten pounds. Then
again. after serious injury In an
auto accident that left my nerves
all shattered, two bottles Of TANLAc
proved equal to my needs. First and
last TANLAC has done me a world OF
good and Will always have my highest
rraise."
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-23

sheep and Tambs--Recsipts. s,0OO mean
good tone dominated the TAT lalho
trade on the early rounds despite pes.
simIstle advices from the cant and initial
trausa Ct Ions were fully steady WIN moh
the market slowed up considerably Shear
ing lambs ruled around steady on falr
demand. Aged sheep were also aoout
steady.
Quotations on Sheep and Lambs
Fat Iyambs. good TO choice. tls.b0mie.so
ciipped lambs. si3sOQ1t50: snearing
lambs. sib.50Qi5.s0; wethers. ss.oe@ 10:
yeariings ti0.00m13.o0; fat ewes. 5000
IL 2b: clipped ewes. 1900 o. 1000.
Receipts and disposition of livestock Al
Union rtockysrds. Omaha, for ~ hours
ending at D. m April 20:
RECEIpTS-CAHs.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-23

Fnst 81 Loulr III, Apfll zs|-~FaitIe..
pseeipts. 4. 500 head beef steers and light
1915 1915: ssIE. ss'beassS; nEht. sesiers.
U7Bdsse. other eis.ses stsady yssJ. ysasf.
most mos" COWS. isst9sso; Gamers 1850
800: bsik bologns .sgiis. itts9see
t,.g mafkst mostly isc lover; closed
s'Yss. 's lasN see iowsfs tor. sTsei bulk good
and choice offerings 100 pounds ana W:
wsaH sH 70 % ase iowei. 10. % fie.pog,n.d
aysrass. isrssly .sssgsl go; ,,y. as.ifAsss iSs
pound. rsS a. and down. ,tfo6s.so; packer
head. lamb market. steady 20 ssc lower
OFFERINGS mostly small lots. medium 70
rood clipped lambs u,9s@iassi, eno,ss ,ss
:ss. .s..p sssg'I s~siI saiIppsa sS ~. ''''
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-23
Nv yo,l sugar

Wv York. April ss'--Nhils .nei -
active. a flfnaef tone defs ioped IN n
psirs. we're unchanged IN ne hss.s q
& fts. duty, Pad. but future fhifin.H
+ 900 haFs 81 PORTO Hiesns prompt aniH
meat All etse. 1000 bags .ubanst Ma
shipment nt 6 sze both . 1oeal reftnsss
While an oufpoft refiner paid 7te =
a. 900 bags of Cgbans. second hfif Ma
shipment.
Haw nuRar futures were ffner Or Il
advance In The Fpof market and c1esea
5 to u points net higher May closfd
4 &c July. sstu. September. fISei D
cenibef. 4str
A better export inaufry developed u
refined sugar, but domestic business ~
stiii light fino srsnuiated continued
= % 10 s..tc.
Refined futures we're nominal
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-23

New York. April .z--coffsn foods nat.
ksts continued quiet fodaF With EfaY
cloths slightly lower. P@rfaise rnf tofne
lines ~ rev foil~ in wash fabrics sold
mere freely. Fancy SILKS re selling -
the fobblng trade Announcement Has
made Of carpet openings for fall 20 bfElu
MAY ! and 20 carr saffastee ~ rfices
Up 10 September. Hariaps Were nuief And
some nat easier on reports nf IN incrsase
In runnlng time At CaIcuftN Mills being
under confederation.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-23

uogs-Receipfs 10 soc head. Prizes
tended downward On the local market this
morning owing TO the liberal supply at
band nd lower trends at other reniers
shipper demand was only far ana
iuital sales on this direction were on
i0e 10 In some eases Sc lower basis
The packer market after drssgy start
developed into f0mi5c lover affair.
Ton price for the day WIS 81 90 win
hulk o, the sales noted Mt f6s0wToo.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-23

New York. April q. .-Buftsr-- Hnrkfi. i.
firm. receipts. fs27z tubs. Creamery. htshs
er thau extras ss45sises do extras %
score3 s7ne. 10. flrsfs. - - ~ seofsfs
a.. a SIC. packing stock. current mzkfs
No : 2Tc
EEss-Narkef sirm. receipts. It'll
cases freth gathered extra firffr. rsfe
lar packed sBsk q sc. 10. STORAGE paek.
81 ssf. u - 80. fresh gathered FIRST.
regular psrksd s4A Qz5c. do storage
parked sti. n sse. fresh gathered. So
ond. and rsnfer ezi4 0@fe. nearby hen=
nsYv Vhlfer ffossty selected extras. 80
3tc. Pacific coast, extras. 20 3sc.
fsheegr-- arkef irreRufm recNf fpff4
ftafSi pounds. state. whole milk Iatf
fresh. average run. 15i-
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-23

Boston. April ss-Although tie wool
market i quiet saiea IN vafi0as amount=
some Instances seem TO be shopping for
lots that may be available slightly be
iow the market Although trading re-
Gently has shown some recession IN manH
fnsfencsa lots 81 ~ooi have also moved
at very firm prices Pulled Nooid has
shown some ACTIVITY
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-23
~. gosepl Iitesteek

~. Jaseah. Mo. April sz-eaiii~--nss
eeipf. 500 head. market steady % ite
tower. bulk OF sariy steer eaiss. - teH
1875, tor. fio.tos eows and eeifers. " 7.
Hszf. calves. y. 90 Il f.ee. tfoehsfs anu
Uoes-nsceipts' 500 head. market
s0ffr lover. top. fise. bulk Of saiss.
81 oo171ts
sheer Receipts 1000 head. market
slow. lambs, fitko4ises. ewes. fiQ.ee
~ III 90
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-23

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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-23

New York. April as.--cotsoB futures
closed steady. MAY. es7s0gssses July.
III ase Gz7 3sc. October. st.ii m7ti1ci De.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-23

Nv Yarh. AR. - --Fallsslnf % ~
,fffs4sI lat - tfansas tfnh4 Hn ne FFN
rofF safb exchange. Gisins - benas
traded IN
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-23

New York. APRIL 77-copper Market
tome. eiecfroiytie. spot snd futures
'9tt r.
rt--Msrtst firm; spot and futures
'ta7E.
fron--Nartet steady. prices UNCHANGED
Market STEADY spot fTf7us ~
Hine-aN Market firm Fssf 81 LUuls spol
ana futures, tsf0Nftf
Antimony-spot. NtL
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-23
silly SOC lower; Texas eiipped wet
60. Arizona clipped ewes. ~ BOO
sioux City Livestock

sloux city. Ia, April 22l-fattIe.Hf.
coipfs 300 head: market sctye; killers
steady, strong, stockers strong. Tat
steers ard yesfIings, t7.oom11.7b; bulk.
tsssmI02s: fat COWS ard heifsrs. ". oom
go; canners and cutters, t7.t0Wtto.
vaaln f600nff 90. bulls. ff.sgmh 80 /.
feeders, fsb0msso. stockers. fs.o0m7,7si
stock yeaflings and calves. f.teI7so.
feeding cows and heifers t4o0 9b.so
10 10 f5c lower: top. " %. bulk ~ safes.
fs.sem7.0 90. lights te70mspb: butchers.
,s'sg7 .oo;s ,ns..sS .aises m7sas,. an ns,yy ns,,
native pigs. ts.00n se6. western pigs. ss.2s
UeGo
Sheep and Lambn--Hsoeipfs. 500 hsaf;
clipped lambs. pitbo: swss. iii.oe;
clipped ewes. 1850.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-23
New York Quotations

New York Stock exchange quotations
furnished by j. n Bachs Co, z2t
Omaha National Bank building:
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-23

furnished by J. p Bachs Co. -
Omaha National Bank building. Phone
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-23
Kansas CITY I.Iyessoe.s.

Kansas city. Mo. April s1.--cattis-Hs.
ceipfs 5000 head. calves. t.SeD bsadi beef
steers generally steady 70 fsc higher.
spots 40 stc on best welahis steers; TOP
ulafured steers. ff2o0: bulk fed steers,
tsz5nio7b. she stock steady 10 tbc high
er; beef COWS and hsifefs, " soa
90. bulls steady. boiognsr mostly - ~
u4s0. calves dull, weak 10 lower Texas
vesIs. $3.50. medium and heavy sfoeM
7.s0, sfockern and feeders. steady 10
strong; best stockers. fs7t' bulk of falss,
Hoas--Receipts, 1000 head: market
very slow, mostly. ioc loweri srois he
OF; packer .and shipper tor. GIb: bulb
welsbty butchers held hlshsri bulk 2Ioa
zso.popna bntchsrs. t1ienais; I.oGzeeo0
Ns7s; bulk packing aows. fs.sorG 7et
stock pigs mostly. afady: spots io@ ! se
higher. bulk Of saiss. ts.some.o0. few Of
1875.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. sboo head
market slow. 1012bc lower, foOfad0
wooied lambs, ffs1s; Arizona springs.
ffs.0o, fed clipped lambs. 1913. sheep
mostly SOC lower: Teas cIippsd wsthers,
300. Arizona clipped ewes. fs.sompoo
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-23

Prices eso,.sIs ,sssa lo,: ,:,,l. l,. fss.s ,sss
patent. in ss.ib. bass. ts.asos.ss per ebl.i
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-23

Nominal auotaflons Omaha and coun-
~ Biuffs fhrsshsr run. per 100 lbs Al.
sifa. fte.se o 20 80. fsd sie.srs pe goo
fhy. 'seoa7eo sudan srsss. ss.ssg
s5G: cane sees. si.oeQt.ies eo.nInon NIL.
let. ttce. German miiisf. ts.1S.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-23
On,al,ataaln

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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-23
81. Louis Grain

st. Louis, April zeN-Wheat-Futures
May. e1o2h; July, s104A
Corn-May. 7s&c; July, 7shcd*;.
Oats-May. Ii1c.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-23

New York, April 22.--Evaporated ap
pies, quiet. Prnnes. unsettled. Apricot
and peaches. auiet. Raisins firm.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-23
CHICAGO CASH PRICES.

y updike Grain co. At. e3l2. Anvil ~.
- omen. Hieh' Low. Close. Yes.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-23

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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-23

Nafkef aunfstle IN esfioad lsis. Per
ton, o. b. Omsha.
foftonseed Heai---ss per esnt, tHes.
Homlny fssd--Whifs or yellow. $500
DiKestsr Feeding TsnkAxs-fe per cent,
~ o.
wheat fssds neminsl quotations
prompt delivery bran. teisk. brown
shorts. ts4ee gray shorts. sst.eo. fsddos.
10 90
Aisalfs Neai---choies prompt. 80 -
No 1 spot prompt szth No. SPOT
prompt, 1910. Choices ard No, fsrJ
scarce.
ffnsesd Msai--sf per esnt,tttss.
Butfsrnlik C 0ndenssd. for fssdi7G. ~
hbi lots, tso per u. flake bgffsfmiik,
800 10 4, 500 lbs o. per IN. {. .srshell. dried
and ground. iee-lb. tags. $500 yer ton.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-23

Chicago, April 22.--Poutry--Aiive nm
settled. fowls. 234ssc. broiiers, bombsc;
roosters. lie.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-18

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opening today. The company also in- cludes a principal cast of Broadway
 principals, including Jolly and Wild
 Haney and Francis, Jollie and Rosie Coleman and Beatrice Coleman. When the curtain rises today the patrons will find the state taken up by big company of entertainers as the offer ing consists of about 60 people Some of the local boys and girls will offer specialties and the remainder will be seen in the chorus. There will also be on the bill other Keith acts, chief among which will be Vivian Cosey's Reyuette with a cast of five banjoists and girl at the piano. This offering is a fayorite everywhere and will make its usual big hit while playing here. The photoplay feature the first three days will present John M. Stahl's masterpiece, The Wanters," a story of luxury hunters. On Thurs day the entire bill with the exception of the Minstrel Follies will be changed and the new show will bring a new line of acts and pictures
New Britain herald., 1924-02-18
Weeks Activities in
 Catholic Churches

Included among the announcements for the week made yesterday in the Catholic churches are the following
 St. yfary's Church
 Masses for the dead are as follows. An anniversary mass of requiem at 7:S0 o'clock this morning for Vim cenzo Buccini; an anniversary mass of requiem tomorrow morning at o'clock for Mrs. Ann Legat; a funeral mass "Wednesday morning at o'clock for Mrs. Catherine Rokos; second anniversary mass of requiem for Mrs. Thomas J. Hanley at ' o'clock Thurs day morning.
 St. Marys Sodality will hold it's an- nual Valentine social tonight at the school hall. The biennial bazar will be omitted this year, but the sodality will make an effort to raise funds for its work in another way.
 A meeting of the Catholic Women's Benevolent Legion will be held to- morrow evening in the school hall.
 St. Joscph's Church
 An anniversary mass of requiem was held at o'clock this morning for Edward Nihill. and months mind mass for the late Harold Fraw- ley will be said Friday morning at 1880 o'clock.
 The annual fair will close tonight after a successful weeks run.
 A meeting of the Boy Scout troop will be held Friday evening.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-18

The French franc, said Dr. Strese- mann, would continue to fall if the demands embodied in the agreements with the inter-allied mission for con trol of mines and factories proved impossible and this was already prov ing to be the case--and if no settle ment of the reparation problem were reached.
 For a loan to be successful there were three essentials--unity of the reich. unity of German transport and restoration of the conditions that pre- vailed before the Ruhr was occupied.
 If there were no German rail sys- tenn there could be no loan. A rail- way system shorn of it's powers under the oecupationary regime in the Ruhr did not provide unity of traffic. A German reich that did not exercise sovereignty within it's own borders could not give the world confidence that loan would be regularly dis charged.
 Dr. Stresemann concluded by stating that it looked 'as though they were on the eve of momentous de- cisions," but any understanding, he said. would mean an extra ordinary and. in normal times. intoierable-- burden, and would also entail the in- fiuence of foreign capital on those in- stitutions in which it participated.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-18
Getting Skinnier
 Every Day
Something Must be Done and Done
 Darn Quick. Too

Tens Of thousands of thin, rundown men--yes, and women too--are get- ting discouraged-are giving up all hope of ever being able 10 take on flesh and look healthy and strong.
 All such people can stop worrying and start to smile right now for Mc- druggist will tell you all about is put druggist will toll you all about ot put ting flesh on hosts of skinny folks every day.
 One woman, tired, weak and dis couraged. put on i5 pounds in five weeks and feels fine.
 We all know that Cod Liver Oil is full Of flesh producing yitamines, but many people can't take it because of it's horrible smell and iishy taste, and because it often upsets the stomach.
 McCoy's Cod Liver oil Tablets arc as easy to take as candy, and if any thin person don't gain at least pounds in 30 days our druggist will give you your money back-and only 60 cents box. Ask the Dickinson Drug Co. or the Clark & Brainerd Co. or any live pharmacist anywhere.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-18
HUNCHBACK OF NoIRE DAME.

The production made by Universal of Victor Hugo's immortal story, "The Hunchback of Notre Dame," at the Palace theater. has met with the high favor exceeding any big production within ready memory and promising q permanence most gratifying to all who have the welfare of the screen at heart. In massiyeness and thor oughness this production is revela- tion and gives truth to the pro- nouncement by able critics that it eclipses anything previously offered.
 Hugo's story was charged with a dramatic power such as he only could wield. The period of the 18th cen- tury in France was one wherein drama filled 10 overfowing the daily lives of it's people. The extremes in station of the Parisian people were wide as the poles. And the authors love of the abnormal in character building together with his marvellous knowledge of human nature resulted in the creation of characters that clash With almost unbelievable inten- sity
 The cast matches in immensity and artistry the story and the construct cd locals. Lon chaney impersonates Quasmodo and it Is truthfully one of the most impressive of characters. Patsy Ruth Miller supplies q perfect portrayal Of the gypsy girl, Esmer- aida. and Norman Kerry is the hand some and gallant lover. Captain Phoc- bus. Others in tho cast are Ernest Terrence, Nigel dc Bnrlier. Raymond Hatton and Brandon Hurst. The showings are given twice daily, at 2:15 and 8. Reserved seats are now gplltnp
New Britain herald., 1924-02-18
THE WHITE ROsE-LyCEUM.

D, W. Griffith,s "The White Rose with Mae Marsh in the leading role, is tha Lyceum's great photoplay at traction the first three days of the week, augmented by the news reels and the latest episode of Fighting Blood." For vaudeville, there is a variety of acts. Hardy Brothers have a comedy juggling stunt. Herbert Denton and company have a one act sketch that is crammed full of fun, and Peggy Jones Mohoney does a single act. adding some of her own quips to the program. The final act is Judd Brady and company with a whirling dancing revue, backed by an excellent stage setting. For the last Ealf of the week the great mystery drama, "Unknown Purple" will be shown. and at an early date that great drama of the Paris underworld, The Woman From Paris" will be Iresented. This is one of Charlie chaplin's company productions.
 "The White Rose" is a tale that has to do with an orphan girl who un- willingly strays from the path of rec titude. and young divinity student who met her and fell in love with her while he was making a walking tour of the country.