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THE BEE: OMAHA, TUKSUAY. JANUARY 27, 1920.
Plague In Moscow Drives
.Soviet Members to Tvor
Stockholm, Jan. 26. (Havas.)
Members of the 'soviet government
have left Moscow after a renewed
outbreak of the plague and have
gone to the city af Tvor, on the up
per Volga, according to, advices re
ceived "hen.
AUTOMOBILES.
- For Sale.
RENT A' NEW FORD!
DRIVE IT YOURSELF
13 CENTS Pm MILE. OA8 ANP
INSURANCE. EXTRA. OUR CARS ARB
COMFORTABLY HEATED VOB WIN
TER SERVICE.
DR1VE-1T-YCURSELF-COMPANT.
FORMERLY FOUD LIVERT CO.
1314 HOWARD STREET. DOUC1. 3622,
IF YOU are figuring uu purchasing a
truck It will pay you to e thee be
fore yon- bur.
On 1910 Kelly 2-ton truck, fitted
lth Steven Motor.
On 114 Alco 2-ton truck.
On 14-ton Kelly.
On 1916 1-ton Kelly.
On 1-ton Kelly.
Bur . direct from owner and av
money. Call and see these at the
FAIRMONT CREAMERY CO.
. 12th and .lones.
SOME bargain In used Ford car. Mc
Caffrey Motor Co. Til Handy Ford
Scrvle Station. 15ta and Jackson.
Douglas 3100.
VISED car nf exceptional value '
GUY L. SMITH,
. 2863 Farnam St. Doug. 1970.
A REAL. BARGAIN.
1917 Mllburn electric, 4 cord tires,
batter! guaranteed to flmt-clasa con
dition. Hunt aacrlflc. Payment if
dealred. , ,
PHONtf WALNUT 0.
EAHOAIN in Maxwell truck, fine condi
tion, four new tlree. email payment
down, balance easy terms, or wilt trade
for anything of vnine. Walnut 4 3 0,
ANTED For spot caah. 100 ued car:
quick action; no delay. Autn Exchange
Co 2Q5t Farnam 8t Doug B03S.
SKDI-MADB UARAGES. wood nr aleel.
Send for circular Hedl-Mede Homing
Co., till Howard. l!id 8S7.
K 1IAVK 60 good used car to reject
from. Ail nrlreo.
MEf.'Ka Al'TO CO . 1031 Farnam
OAKLAND 8enalb)e Six.
MARSH OAKLAND CO..
23(10 Farnam St.
best Values in used cars.
.- TKAWVEIt AUTO CO.
' 1910 FARNAM.
. THE DIXIE FLYER.
W. R. NICHOLS MOTOR COMPANY.
i , . 2620 Farnam St.
FOR TERMS ON USED CARS
. VAN BRUNT'S.
Look for the red aeal on windshield ,
UNITED AUTO PARTS CO..
' 8032 FARNAM.
KXCBPTION'AL USED CARS,
TVS have, some exceptional values in used
rs, Packard Omaha Co.. 31st and
Harney. '
EtUDEBAKER Sedan, A-l condition; for
at. ' Webster 2945. .
.-GOOD ;iSfcD CARS.
GUY U SMITH.
BARGAIN in 1917 Paige touring, fine
hape. ' Pouff.' 94-5. ' - '
Auto Livery find Garages.
fRUCKS. all sizes for hire. Best service.
Bast rntos. Tyler 1976. ,
. iTires and Supplies.
NEV 'TIRES GUAItA N T E ED
(lx3 .. 8.S0 I S2x4 $18.95
JOxJU .' 11.60 35x4 . 19.85
SALESMEN. AND DISTRIBUTERS
' WANTBD.
gTANDAnP- TIRE CO., 410 NO. 16TH.
.USED TIRESDIRT , CHEAP. ,.
30x3, 14.00; 80x3H. 38,00.
All. slues In proportion. ..look over
our rebuilt. Open Sundays. 'Tyler 2980.
908 N. lsthSt: Keystone Tire Shop
"iJiSv' TIRES DIRT CHEAP
10x3 FISIC....JU.93 34x4 $20.9a
JOxS 8.9R '30x4.... .. 2H.95
KMMAN TIRE JOB HERS. 1722 CUM1NO.
aUTO- electrical repairs; service slatton
for Rayfield carburetor and Columbia
storage batteries. Edwards. 218 N )3.
MotOrcyxles and Bicycles.
EaRLEV'- DAVIDSON MoTQRCYCLBS
Bargain Hi used, mathlnes. Victor H.
Roos, th motofcyel man. 27th and
Leavenworth . Sts. - - l
Repairing gnd Painting.
RADIATOR CUHES'1N8TALED.
Manulaitured In Omaha. 21-lmur serv
Ire for auto, trui-k and tractor. Expert
radiator and fender ' repairing; body
'deota removed; jieY. fenders made. ,
OMAHA AUTO RADIATOR MFG. CO...
181 cubing st; .t . 'ry1;,9.'!..,
. Does Your Radiator. Leak?
Better1' yrork t -iMtm trices.
.' - ; f: H. ELSASSER. .
Let- Ttn tackfa xour radiators.
Tyler 4009;' ' ' 253 .8. 2Ut St.
; PERSONAL. " : .
THE SALVATION Army Industrial home
ollcU - yeur old olothlng... furniture,
magaxlnc. W. collect Wo-distribute.
Phonet Doug. 4135 and our wagon-will
call. Call and. inspect our new home.
1110-1113-1114 wax street.
I WILL not be ve4Vlibl for any debts
eontracted by-my wtfet Ada Davis, from
thla date 'on. Stg-'erf. Guy Davis.
A!.Xi WebatisrT- 7034. Appointment
promptly answerei Sharp point mani
cure ana marcel a Specialty.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.
WEEK-OLD CHICKS Rocks, Reds, Leg
horns, Orjrtirgtonsr pure-bred, strong and
healthy. Orders booked now for March
and April ' hliments: shipped parcel
pot prepaid. - Send for circular. S. M.
Dean. 1- tfrt DOse;ia.
MIXED GRAIN $3.50 per, hundred, de.
. Ilvered.- A. W. Wagner, 801 No. 16tb
St. Douglas 1142. .
BKLGIAN hares and hutches, prices right
for quick sale. Seo- them day or eve
nings. Walnut .3718. 4S48 ErBklne.
' WHEAT creenlngs. $2.60 per hundred
delivered. 801 North 16th SL A. VV
Wagner. Douglas 1142
THOROUGHBRED ALCONA cockerels,
, Hheimrd'- strain. Walnut 4542.
GOOD hPine- for' a dog.
6198.
Call Harney
Horses Live Stock. Vehicles.
.. .. For Sale. :
800 Sets of Harness, .
SAXJDLES AND COLLARS
t $0 per cent discount; free list price
, . Midwest Harness' Co., :
708 N 18th St. - Omaha. Neb.
' NOTICE' TO FARMERS.
i'OUR good honest work teams. Age
from 6 to 8 years old. Weighing from
3,600 to 3,100 pounds per pair. These
horses are not city broke, but gentle.
Will hitch every team before buying.
Also good farm wagon' and ' harness.
Residence 2106 Lake St.
RETIRED , from , farming; will sacrifice
. few good teams, matched mares, 6 to 7
-' years old, 2,600 to 2,800 pounds; will
guarantee them. 1321 S. 29th street,
block east of East park car line. '
SETTLING) up our estate., will dispose of
- -our own raised mares and horses; all
matched teams, 2,600 tq 3,000 pounds;
, young and- sound. 2412 St. Marys Ave.
HEAL bargain tor cash; two teams of
, big. young, mated mares; also 3.400
' r,ound team draft bones. 2226 Mason
MULES 3 matched teams mules. 4 to 7
yean old, 3,600 to 3,800 pounds; real
true- workers. 2115 Leavenworth St
MONEY TO LOAN.
. DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY LOANS.
Lowest rate. - Private loan booth. Harry
MalaSbock, 1614 Pod ge. D. 6619. Es.1891
FARMS and city loan.
E. H. LOUGEB. INC
63S Keelln Bids.
't'riinniiiiinnti'lniiniiliit'Hi'ii'tininiiiiiiiiriliiiniiiiiiii'
Harry M. Christie Co. j
; . ask (or chance to sell 3our. b
if HOME, APARTMENT,
BUSINESS PROPERTY
or TRACKAGE 1
I List with us for quick result. Must
be priced right . . '
fKaelinaBldg. Tyler 5240.?
Evening and Sunday, .
S Colfax all.
SllHtiUliHul:it;iilluli,luli.llili.liiliil)ilil,HnliiliiM,
' We hava long Hot of buy
er for five, ix, seven and
eight-room modern home, co
. tage and bungalows. Phone
ua and we will inspect , your
property promptly. For re-
ulta. call ...
: OSBORNE REALTY
V COMPANY, i
430 Bee Bldg. ' - Tyler 496.
BRINGING UP
,:H'--'lv with th efteseNT-
""ITHF"" ,T LL WE HA,DOf AvN'
'V !c'"r 1 Kns ilT OUT
Market
LIVE STOCK.
Omaha Live Stock.
Omaha. .Tan. 28.
Receipts were: Cattle, Hogs. Sheep.
Monday estimate .... 9.200 8,600 3,000
Sam day last week. 12.459 12,941 S.Sji
Same 3 weeks ago.. 13.388 15,463 15.072
Same 3 week ago. .10, 417 10.798 9,80
Sam days year ago.. 8.174 13,801 3,068
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the Union stock yards, Omaha, Neb., for 24
hours ending at 3 o'clock p. m.. January
26, 1920:
RECEIPTS CARS.
Cattle. . Hogs. Shp.
C, M. St. P 19 ' t 1
Union Pacific 65 1! 4
C. & N. W., ast ..21 .4 1
C. & N. W west .,75 '45 2
C, St. P.. M. O. ! 31 9 ;.
C. B. & CI., east ... 2
H'ra.
C. B. & Q . west ..143
C, R. I. & P., east.. 10
C. R. I. & P., west. 2
Illinois Central .... 8
Chicago Gt. West.. 19
Total receipts ...395
18
3
103
17
12
DISPOSITION
HEAD.
C
attle. Hogs. Sheep.
Morris & Co. . .
S76 2,049 732
Swift & C
1.290
1.214
1.330
1,090 845
1.845 1.170
1.638 327
223
1,250 ....
Cudahy I'Ug. Co.
Armour & Co; .
Schwartz & Co..
.T. W. MuruhV
Llnculn Pkg Co.
.. 113
Hlggrns
cams Pkir. Co 38
Hoffman Hros ' 50
John Roth & Sons H
.Mayerowlch & vail .... 10
tlla xbers - 8
P. fc'Dea". . '. 4
Wilson Co 114
VV R. V.tn Sant & Co.. , 27
Benton -fr Van ,a,nt ... 176
VV. W. Jllli & Co . ins
li P r.evuift . 'At
J. B. Root & Co 30
J. H. Bulla its
n, M. Ilurruss & Co.... 100 -Hosetistnrk
Ilios 156
V. G. Kollogg . 84
Wertheimor & Degen .. 604
Ellis & Co 113
Sullivan Bros 24 ;
A. Rothschild ' . 243
Mo.-Kan. C. C. Co... 116
E. G. Christie' 119
Baker 147
John TTirvey 603
Jensen Lunogren ....
Dennis A Francia 165.
Monahnn . . 13-.
Other buyers 2,329
373
Total 10,834 8.095 3,447
Cattle Receipts of beef today wero oniy
moderate for a - Monday, with slightly
over 9.00fl b"d being reported In. This
is approximately 3,000 less than tor the
sonie day a week ago. but 1,000 larger
than for the eaine day a year ago. .
There was not a great deal of cornfed
beef on ihand this morning and the mar
kef watt rather slow, although urlce's were
strong. Cows and helfera aiso moved very
slowly on a generally steady to strong ba
sis, as compared with .last week's- close.
Quality of tho offerings as a whnlo was
poor, 'mere were more leenei-a. on-n iiu
today than fOr tho last week or more
airil the quality was very good.: One
string was received from the "Denver Stock
show. Prices, however, were not -more
than steady to strong. I
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
beeves. SlS.OOQli.00; fair to good beeves,
Stl.50313.00; common to fair beeves,
t0.00ll.r,0; good to rholco- yearlings,
UlS.r.OwilS.OO; fair., to. good. . .yearlings.
$11. rv0fi l3.no-- common t,o" fair-yeartlngH,
$1U0! 11.50: choiro to- prime heifers,
f 1175"OU.O0; good 'to; choice heifers,
$(t.00S11.60; choice to prime cows. $11.00
ft 12.60; good to choice cows. $9.6011.00;
fair to good cows. $8.00 9"50; common to
fair -cows, $5. 50 S 00; choice to prime
heavy feeders, $12."5(913.50; good to
choice feeders. $l0.766i12.25; medium to
good feeders. $9.2510.75; common to fair
feeders, $S.00(ff9.25: good to choice stock
era. $9.50(011.00; fair to good stockers.
SH OO 9.60; common to fair stockers, $6.00
&8.O0; stock heifers, $6.50(98.76; stock
cows, $8.25'$. 50; stock calves, $7.60
10.60; veal catves, S9.5015.60; bulls,
stags, etc., $5.604il0.50. . ,
I Representative sales:. -. a .
' BEE STEERS.
No.
2;;..
13..
13..
21. .
S3..
Av. Pr. I. No. Av. ' Pr.
. 8Sfi $11 1 42. 885 $11 i6
. 771 11 60 20 1093 11 0
. 9IJ5 11 .25 . 6 .11108 13 35
.1173 12 40 41 925 . 12 90
'1263 13 76 20
1360 14 60
' STEERS AND HEIFERS
IS..
19. .
23. .
8,.
11..
21. .
7..
1, .
696 10
20.
846
It 10
12 00
, . 886 11 85
15...
887
.,..1619
12 CO
COWS.
S SO 7...
...1015
,..1061
... 888
...1114
9 25
10 10
10 25
1043 10 00
10...
,...1078 10 lt . .
....1153 10 75 -
' HEIFERS.
7 78 8 75 14..
, .. . 6 70 10 .26 8..
BULLS.
... S13
... 866
... 920
...1290
...1970
... 980
...1440
9 4"
10 65
8 00
9 00
33
75
10 00
7....
1....
1....
, . 850
,.1550
)i Kin
7 0 . 1..
8 25 1..
9 15 1..
60 , . I..
85 1..
1.
!l600
1. ...... 1660
CALVES,
1
... 430 10 00
...! 470 10 25
LlfTLE ROCK, ARK.,
The open-shop city warits
first-class
, BRICKLAYERS.
: ' Rate, $1.25 per hour.,
PLASTERERS
,
v 1 First-Class,
$1 per hour.
Sheet Metal Workers
90 cents per' hour
for first-class men.
ELECTRICIANS
. . First-Class, .
- 87' cents per hour.
Will put. you to. work at
rft.ee, steady employment.
For full information write
or wire 4 , , ,
Builders' Exchange.
Room 201,
Board of Cominerce
Building,
Little Rock, Ark. ,
FATHER
AiK TELL. ME VlFE.
FCW ME. COME
ME
and Industrial News of
1 430 11 00
1 2(0 13 00
8 110 14 25
160 15 00
1 255 11 60
1...... 1841 14 00
1 380 14 60
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
27.;.... 686 25 39 676 75
10...... 849 11 00 56 866 11 26
tS 863 11 75
Hoga Receipt of hogs wer light to
day, estimates calling for 8,500 head. The
market wus unusually slow, considering
that prices showed the advance they did
over- faturday'e sales, the market being
generaly 2035c higher than Saturday at
a bulk of 5 1 J.20&45.4D and top at $16.45.
Rough hcavie were selling down to even
money. -
Representative, sales:
-. HOG 9.
No. Av. S& Pr No. Av. . Sh. Pr.
57. .418 ... 14 75 26. .184 ... 15 00
32. .383 70 15 10 78. .106 40 15 15
75. .210 ... 15 20 68.. 256 110 16 20
C1 ..371 15 30 67. .250 - 15 35
65. .265 ... 15 40 79.. 250 ... 15 45
' Sheep The week opened ' out with a
very limited run of ehee4 and lambs,
hardly more than 3,000 head showing up.
Offerings Included several strings of well
finished lambs and prices in this branch
of the trade ruled about a quarter higher,
best lambs brought $20.35 with good kinds
moving around $20.00(g2.15. Ewes,
wethers and yearlings were very eearce,
and prices remained nominal. Toppy
ewes would likely sell around $11.75
12.00. Demand from country for feederat
ia still broad and insistent and the trade'
this morning averaged strong to possibly
a little higher. Some half fat lambs
went for a short finish at. $18.63 and
medium weight feeders are selling largely
from $17.0017.50.
Quotations on Sheep Lambs, good to
choice, $20.00 jji20. 36; lambs, fair to good,
Jl9.2519.8r.; fleshy feeders, $18.00
18.66; medium weight feeders, $16,750
17.75; comirton to fair feeders. $16.25
18.75; enll lamb, $ 1 3.00 IB. 50 : yearlings.
$15.60&17.50; wethers, $12,006)14.00; ewes
Rood to choice, $11.2541)12.00; ewes, fair
tp good, $10.00 11.00; good feeder ewes,
$8.009.60; ewe culls and canners, $7.00
(&)8.oo.
Representative sales:
FAT LAMBS.
No. A v. Pr. No. A v. Pr.
164 fed.. 73 20 10 214 fed.. 72 20 15
53 fed.. 91 20 (in 244 fed.. 64 19 00
1S7 fed.. 79 19 50
FEEDER LAMBS.
107 fed.. 62 IS 65 31 fed.. 45 16 75
Chicago Live Mock.
Chicago, Jan. 26. Hogs Receipts. 47.
000 head: estimated tomorrow, 80,000
head; generally 2ftc higher; bulk, $15.60j
15.83: top. .$16.00; heavy, S16.40g.15. 75;
medium', $lb.t:0(gil5.8o: light, $15.6u15.90;
light, light, $15.00 rj 15.75- heavy packing
bows, smooth, $14. 7515.25; packing sows,
rough, $1 ;.'.' y 14.75; pigs, $13.75014.75.
Cattle Receipts, 19,000 head; estimated
tomorrow. $21,000 head: market strong;
beef steers, medium and heavy weight,
choice and prime. $1H. 6518. 50; medium
and good. $1I.7516.S5; common. $.50(
11.75: lightWBiBht, good and choice, $13.35
)17. 25: common to 'medium. $9.00ftji
13.35. Hutcner cattlo. heifers, $6.856 14.00;
trows. $6.8512.75; canners and cutters,
$5.65416.85: veal rnlves,- $17.50 1 9.25;
fteder stcrs, $8.0012.35; stocker steers,
$7.50(11.0ir. . . .
Sheep Receipts 8,000 head: estimated
tomorrow, lO.oort head-: rr.r.rket strong;
lambs, $19.00$21.0O; culls and common,
$15.6018.r.0. Ewes, medium good and
choice, ?10.SO13.00; culls and common,
$6.6010.00.. . .,-.'! 1
t - -
Kansas City Live l-Hock.
Kans.it City. Mo.. Jan. 26, Cattle Re
ceipts, 19.600 head; market steady to
strong; heavy beef steers, -choice and
prime, sib. 30017. 00; medium and good,
lir.2itil6.7tj; common, $10.60$) 12.25;
lightweight, good -and choice. $12.25
16.26; common and medium. $.2512.25;
butcher cattle, heifers, $6.90 13.75; cows,
$G.50&12.25; canners and cutters. $5.00
6.50: veil calves.' $11. OOK 16.50: feeder
steers, $8.2513.15; stocker steer. $8.50
10.80. ; ' .
Hogs Receipts. 15.000 head: market
2.-. to 40 cents higher; bulk of sales. $15.70
?i'15.90:. heavies, $15.7515.90; medium,
$15.7015 95; lights, $15.6016.95; pck
ing sows, $14.50(6)15.25: pigs. $14.0018.00.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 13.000
head; marl.et steady to 60 cents . higher;
lamhs,. J17.0020.25: culls and common,
$12.00016.76: vearling wethers, -$U.50
17.25; ewes. $10.0012.25; cull and com
mon, $5.00 9.75.
; Sioux City Live Stock.
oioux uy, jail, .d. vituio ivcimij.o,
3.600 head: market steady; beef steers,
$10.00(5)11.50; fat cows and heifers. $7.00
12.5": canners. $o.00M)7.00; veal calves.
taarlafB 7 11 0 tr? 1 t (VO- fe(TtnA
cows and heifers. '.00$8.ZS.
Hogs Receipts, T.uuo neaa; marni
15 and 25 cents higher: light. $15.10
15.25: mixed, $15.O0(815.25; heavy, $15.00
16.40 ;buD; of sales, $15.20ig,2MO. ,
Kheen nml T.aniba Recelnts. 2.500 head:
market steady.
St. Joseph Live Stock,
t-. ' t i. . . r ,e r'.tM a p -
eelpts. 4,000 head; market steady; steers,
$9.5016.00; cows and heifers, $5.50
14 00: carves, $7. 60 018.50.
Hogs Kfcetpis, l r.uou neaa; mmive-t.
higher; top, $15.80: bulk of tales. $15.50
15.76.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 8,500 head;
market .hlp-her; Iambs, $7.6010.b0; ewes,
iJ.DUdl'il.fU.
New York General,
x- tr-i. 1.. o a iri V, kv anrlnir
patents, 13.6014.50; spring clears. $9.25
11.00; winter straights, $10.2511.2o;
Kansas straights, $13.25(914.25.
Cornmeai uutt; yettow Kr.uui.icu,
$2.87H 1 white granulated, $3.85.
Burkwheat Dull; $3.75 nominal per 100
pounds. , , .
Wheat Spot steady and quiet: No. 2
red, $2.65 nominal f. o. b. steamer New
YCornSpot. "s'': No' 1 ye,,ow' 'J0'
k t -it,ii S1.69M. e. 1. f. New York,
ten-day shipment. , k. ,,,
Hay Quiet; No. 1. $1.7541)1.80: No. 3,
$1. e51.70; No. 3. S1.S01.B5; shipping,
$1.851.45. ' v .
Hops Stcndv; state medium and choice
1919, 76jiS5c; 1918. 6065e; Paclfio coaat,
1919, 80i?87c; 1818, 065c.
Pork Firm; mess, $44.0045.00; family,
$52.0053.0O. .....iii
.Lard Easy: mlddlewest $2J.O!4.00.
Tallow Dull: speotal loose. . 18 c.
Rice Firm; fancy nead, 14Hl"!i Blue
Rose, 13m313e.
New York Produce.
Now York, Jan." 28. BuU'JrT1"" :
creamery higher than extras.
creamery extras, 64c; creamery firsts, 61 V
Eggs Steady; fresh gathered extra.
.ll7..."5hI;J5; miik ats.
held, specials, 32e32Vc; average run, 30H
LivV" Poultry Steady; Chicken, 32c;
fowl. 2839c; old roosters, 2626lc;
turkeys, itngiajt:. .
ohi.n Jan. 26. Butter Eaeier;
creamery, 5364c. ... .,.,
Eggs Easier: receipts. 4.868
rusts. 04 '';-
at marn. ""'" ":"'"-,:., ...
1 OUUry oirauj , -" ,
fowl, 33c
Kansas CWy Produc.
vi r.n ? Rtitter un-
changed: xtras,' 631160c; firet. 6c; ec-
onds. 64c: pacaing. no.
Egg Five cent higher: ner eaae
'"'.. .. ' v 7ffl)Sle:
poultry uncnne' , .
roosters, ltKuJ't-tc; orottecs, diu
New York Metal. . -r.
Tnrir Jn 28. Conner Easier
electrolytlo. ap'ot and first quarter, 18 0
.An4 nu.vtnr. 19U0194.
Iron Steady; No. 1 Northern. 145.00;
No. 3 Northern, $44.50; No. 1 Southern,
$43.00.
Antlmnnv 311.35.
Lead Steady: spot and February, 8.60c
bid. 8.80c asked.
At tntlnii Knot- Conner. 117 17 8d;
electrolytic. 123 10s: tin. . f 38$ 7'd;
S
Page
IT'S PRejEnT
AC AN' LET
KNOW WHW
GRAIN MARKET
Omaha Grain Market.
Omaha, Jan. 2(, 130.
Grain arrival, today were 30 car of
wheat, 139 car of corn, 60 cars ot oats,
15 cars of rye and 3 car of barley.
Up to a late hour no wheat had been
sold. There were no bid In evidence.
Corn was generally l2c off, and oata
hio down. Rye wa 6c lower and barley
56c off..
. Corn No. i white, 5 car. 11.42; No. S
white, 3 car,1 $1.41; 3 care, $1.40; 1 car,
$1.39; No. 6 white, 3 cars, $1.36: No. 4
yellow, 11 cars, $1.38; 10 oar. $1.37; 1
car, (shipper's weights); 3-5 car, $1.37;
No. 6 yellow, 8 cars, $1.35; No. 8 yellow,
2 cars, $1.32; sample yellow, 1 cat", $1.30;
No. 2 mixed. 2-5 car, $1.45. (old); N. 4
mixed, 3 car. $1.37; g cars, $1.36; 3-6 car,
$1.36; 2-5 car, $1.36; No. 6 mixed, 7 3-6
car.' $1.35; 2 car, $1.34; 1 car, $1.34 (near
Wheat No. 3 white, 3 car, 86Vic; 6
cars, 86c: No. 4 white, 3 car, 86Hc;
sample while, 1 ear, 8 5 ',4c.
white.)
Rye No. 2. 1 car, $1.60; No. 3, 1 car,
$1 68.
Barley No. 4, 1 car, $1.36; rejected, 1
car, $1.36.
OMAHA GRAIN MOVEMENT.
Today Week Year
Receipt Ago Ago
Wheat 30 60 101
Corn 139 86 161
Oats 50 24 92
Rye . l 16 9 18
Barley 2 3 49
Shipments
Wheat 82 28 9
Corn , 86 45 120
Rye 1 24 14
Barley 0 0 g
RECEIPTS IN, OTHER MARKETS
Wheat Corn Oats
Chicago 14 107 63
Kansas City 334 61 21
St. Louis 80 191 138
OMAHA .GRAIN INSPECTION.
The number of cars of grain -of the sev
eral grade inspected "in" here during-the
last 24 hours follows:
Wheat No. 1 hard, 1: No. 3-hard.-3:
No. 3 hard, 6; No. 4 hard, 3; No. 2 mixed,
3;"No. 3 mixed, 4; No. 4 mixed, 2; sam
ple spring. 1. Total, 20.
Corn No. 4 white, 6; No. 6 white. 7;
No. 4 yellow, 13; No. 6 yellow. 16; sam
ple yellow. 1; No. 4 mixed. 6; No. 6 mixed,
7; No. 6 mixed, 6. Total, 60.
Oats No. 3 white, 11; No. 4 whtte, 2.
Total, 13.
Rye No. 2, 1; No. 3, 1. Total, 3.
Barley No. 4, 2. Total, 2.
Primary f.eceipts and shipments.
Today. Yr. Ago Today.
Wheat . ..........1,426,000 1.075,000
Corn . ...-..,,..,.,1,094,000 1,398,000
Oats . r... 886,000 1,545,000
Shipments- -
Wheat , 604.000 '. 1 210,000
Com 453,000 681,000
Oats 621,000 821,000
Chicago tiraln and Provision.
Chicago, Jan, 26. Reports that the sup
ply in some sections west of here had be
come more plentiful, tended today to
ease the corn market. Prices closed
heavy at the same as Saturday's finish
to -c lower, with May.' Sl.35U. te Jl.36.9i
and July. $1.3-2 to $1.32. Oat lost
'be to sc- lu provisions the outcome
rarged from 23c decline to 6c advance;
At first, cold wave ired1ctions to
gether with a sharp advance in bog val
ues gave the corn market . an upward
slant. There was a lack of aggressive
buying, however, and the bear were soon
a,ole to- force a reaction, largely through
advices that .an increase in the number
ot cars avallahle"at country stations was
evident In Iowa and Nebraska. On the
other hand, railroad outlets east of here
remained . clogged. -'Weakness of wheat
ami rye exercised a further depressing
influence on the corn market I'll the late
dealings, - and virtually no notice was
taken of the fact that tfm corn visthle,
supply total today was the smallest la
30 years.
Oat were governed by the changes In
corn. Most of the trade was locaL-r.
In provisions selling for . stock - yard
Interest mora than offset hog market
upturns. Besides, lard exports showed
a falling off.
Art. Open. High! Low. ( Close. Sat'y.
I (?iCHTO- 1
1 1
Corn III I
Jan. I 1.46141 L464 1.44 1.45 1.45
May l'.86 1.36 1.84 1.3514 1.36
July. 1.S4HI l.S3ttl 1.33V 1-329,
Oata I I I I
May ' " .83 -.831 .82! .83 .83H
July .76 I .76 .76'. .75 .76
Rye - -. i . .
May -1.71 1.72V4 l.M'4 1.6914 1.73'4
July 1.63 1.62H 1.609i 1.61 1.62!4
Pork 1 t I I
Jan. 39.50 139.50 38.30 139.30 - 139.35 .
May 39.25 29.46 39.15 39.32 39.00
Lard I it I
Jan. 23.50 " (23.50 23.40 123.40 123.60
May 24.65 124.55 ' 24.25 24.25 24.80
Ribs I r I -.
Ian ........., ..19.80 19.0
May 20.80 ' 130.83- 120.65 130.67 20.80 '
. Minneapolis Grain. ,
Minneapolis. Minn.. .Tan. 5ft mnnr
Unchanged: shipment, 39,509 barrels.
Barley $1.18r44.
Kye No. 2, $1.6514 1.66H
Brn $43.00. w
Corn $1. 435)1. 45. .
Oats 82 B 83 c. S "
. Flaxseed $5.356.30. ...
Kansas City Grain.
Kansas City. Mo.. Jan. 26. Corn Jan
uary. 11.45: May $1.36; July, 31.32
1.32 a; September.. $1.37.. , . t
St. Louis Grain.
St. Louis. - Jan. 26 -Viriu..Ta)iin.
$1.49; May, $1.37.
uats aiay, - 86c. -
. New York Coffee.
New York. Jan. 28. Tha market for cof
fee future waa easier today under a re
newal of scattering liquidation. There had
been some buying-on Saturday owing to
rumors of an advance in Rio which were
net- confirmed by the day's official cable
and there wa also some selling on the un
settled ruling of sterling exchange or less
lavoraDie view as to prospects lor early
action on the peace treaty. First price
were 2 to 3 points lower and more active
month sold 13 to 14 point below Satur
day's closing figures, with May touching
15.82c and closing at that level. The gen
eral list closed at a net decline ot 6 to 14
point. January, 15.47c; March, 15.62c;
May. 15.82c; July, 16.00c: September,
15.75c; October, 16.67c; December, 15.53c.
opoc uorrei yuiet; tuo vs. J tic; oantos
4s, 2526r.
, Uberty Bond Price.
New York. Jan. 26. Price of Liberty
bonds at 11:30 a. m. today were: 3Via,
98.90; first 4s, 91.68: second 4, 90.68; first
4s. 92.20; second 4s. 91.04: third 4 'is,
93.50; fourth 4s, 91.46; Victory '3,
91.36: Victory 4 s. 98.38.
rrice on Liberty bona at n:oa p. m.
today were: SUs. 98.96: first 4s. 91.66:
second 4s, 90.70; first 4s. 92.20; second
4543, si.oz: .third 4is,.3.v; rourin
91.44; Victory 38, 93.38; Victory 4,
98.36. -4f. t
Omaha Hay Market.
Receipts of botlf prairie hay and alfalfa
heavy and the demand fair, except on
lowland prairie hay and straw which la
lower. The other grades of prairie hay
aid airalfo, are steady with no change in
prices.
Alfalfa Choice: $33.0034.00: No. t.
I30.00O32.00. standard: $3s.oor jo.oo; no
2. $26.00027.00: No. 3. $51.004124.00.
Straw Oat. $11.00013.00; wheat, $10.00
Vi.-.uo.
' Chicago Potatoes.
Chicago, Jan. 36. Potatoes Slow: arrl.
vals, 80 cars; northern white. $4.7504.80
western rvssot. Jobbing. 35.600 6.00.
London Money.
Lon
ndon. Jan. 26. Money 3 .per cent
Discount Rates Short bills. 6 per cent:
tnree months bill, 6H per cent.
Silver Bar, 81 d per ounce.
New York surer.
New -York, Jan. 26. Sugar Raw,
steady; centrifugal. 13.04c; fine granulated,
Jigge And Maggie ia Full
of Colors in The Sunday Baa.
WELL- t.MEi WHAT OlD .H- A0 i
COT IT Ari' .Ht IT&WONDERroi. j UlUO
lTCKL.EO v r-VT 0 HOW UCK FUR CAN ' 1
TOOEATH-' . ' COME FRorH tUQHA ST
i -fcgga - I HSJ ma t
the Day
FINANCIAL
New York. Jan. 2$. Stocks were slug
gish and uncertain of trend at the start
of today's session, but improved In all
quarter except the railway list later.
Many of the day's material gains were
registered by Issues recently under bear
ish pressure. To these were added several
prominent Industrials . and specialties,
which rumor associates with early divi
dend expansion.
Last Saturday's relatively advene bank
statement disclosing another contraction
of actual reserves and fresh weakness
of foreign exchange exercised only oc
casional effect on the market's progress
to higher level.
The further collapse In International
rate carried, British, French, Italian
and minor remittances to discounts con
siderably .under low records . established
last week, heavy offerings of bills again
emlnating from London.
Pricea war at maximum quotations In
the last hours, the only active period of
the day, regardless of call money's rise
from 7 per cent, the Initial rate, to 10
per cent. . .
In the main, fina quotations were 1
to 3 point under highest levels. In con
sequence of profit taking. Sale amounted
to 775.000 shares.
Steels, motors and oils were the domi
nant features, greatest strength and actlv.
ity being shown by Crurtible and Republic
steels, Baldwin Locomotive, Mexican and
Pan-American petroleums, Texas Com
pany, General Motors, Chandler, Stude
baker and the rubber accessories at ex
treme gain of 3 to 9 points.
Food, paper, textile, metal and utility
Issues helped to swell the movement at
advances of 1 to 3 points, Cuban-American
sugar Incidentally gaining 10 points
net.
Liberty bonds rallied slightly, Interna
tionals eased and most domestic rails
and Industrials were Irregular. Total
sale--(par value) aggregated 311,750,000.
Old United States bonds were unchanged
ou call.
Sales. Hia-h. Low. Close.
Am. Beet Sugar .... . . . . 91
American Can .. 4,600 54 53 64
Am. Car A F 1.800 139 !S7t4 i:isw
Am. H..:Ia pfd, 1,300 118 . 116 .118
Am. locomotive. . s.&uv 100 98 99
Am. S. & Refg... 2,300 88 ' 67 68
Am. . 8. Refg 30,000 136 136 136
Am. 'Si Tobacco '. . 1,000 91 90 91
Ah. T. A...T 1,100 97 97
Anaconda, Copper- 4,6,00 62 61'. 62
Atchison . , -. 800 83 83 '- '8:1
A.. G.&W. L. 8. S. 400 163 161 161
Bald. Locomotive.72,800 118 113 116
Bait. A Ohio .... 300 31 31 31
Both. Steel B ..17,900 97 95 97
B. S. Copper ... 1.000 28 W 3TVI 27U
Cah Petroleum 30.000 42 41 41
Canadian Pacific . 3,000 128 127 137
Cen. Leather -. . . . 4,000 93. 81 , 93
Che Ohio ... 100:. 65 65 55
Chi., M. & St. P. 300 36 34 3
Chr. & Northwest. '.-200 86 .85 ,. 85
CW...R; I. &.Pac. : ,100 '36 26 26
Chlho Copper..... 200 37 37 37
Colo. Fuel & I.. 2,300 42 40 42
Corn' Products .. 9,900 85 84 85"
Crucible -Steel ..37,500 233 222 229
Cu Cane Sugar ,. 4,700 60 M 50
Erie . 700 12 T3. 12
Gen. Electric ... "50 t68 '.157- 168
Oen. Motors' ......11,000 -303 298 302
Ot. Northern pfd., ,30X 78 78. 78
ur. N. Ore ctrs.. 3,100 38 38 38
Illinois centra) ,, zou S3 88
Inspiration Cop. . . 1.800 68 ' 58 56
Int. M. Marine pfd 8.300 98U 97 98
International Nv. 6,200 25 24 26
International P. ..16.100 85 81 ,84
Ken. i;op. . z,.'Ji at oil si
L.- & N. 100 106 106 1-06
Mex. Pet. 77,600 202 105 200
Miami Cop. 200 23 23 23
Midvale Cop. 2,400- 60 49 50
Mo Pac. 800- 25 24 25
Nevada- Cop. ,.. 100 j 18 -lO -, 16
N. Y. Cen .. 1,400 68 . 68 68
Nor. & West. 95
Nor. Pac. 1,700 78 78 i 7S
Pac. Tel. & Tel.. ,600 42 42 42 .
P.-Arner. Pet. -..14.100 96 92 95
Pa. 3,000 43 42 ' 42
Pitts. & W. Va.. 28
PUU. Coal .. . 300 62 62 62
R. Con. Cop; ... 600 21 31 21
Reading. 300 75 75 75
Rep. I. & 8. ...54.700 115 111 114
Shat. Arix. Cop. .. 43 42 43
Sin. OU & R. ...12.500 ' 43 42 43
South. Pac. .....2,700 100 100 100
South. Ry 21
Stud.. Corpar.; ..39,900 105 100 104
Tex. Co 5,300 204 201 205
Un. Pac. 1.80O 138 121 132
U. C. Stores 16,600 89 86 . 88M.
U. a. ind. Alco.. 9,000 109 106 108
U. S. Steel 44.700 106 106 106
U. S. .S.. . Pfd.. 200 115 116 116
Utah Cop. 700 76 75 75
West. Uu. -. ...... 200 86' .86 86'i
Westing. Blct. .. 1,100 63 53 63
Willys-Over. .....19,600 28 27' 28
Natl. Led .... 3.800 84 82 84
Ohio Cities 3,500 49 46 48
Royal D. N. Y... 23,600 110 108 119
Bid.
New York
Bond List.
I. Cen. ref 4s.,
U. S. 3s, reg..l00
do coupon . .100'
U. S. 4s. rer.,105
72
93 '
73
I. Mer. M. 6s.
K. C. S. ref. 5s
U.S. cv. 4s, cou.105
L. & N. un. 4s.
.80
j-ana. as, reg..
do coupon . . 88
MV K.&T. 1st 4s 69
M. Pac. gen. 4s 56
A. T.&T. by. s. 99
A-French 6s... 96
A & Co. 4s.. 82'
Mont. P. 5s (old) 85
N. Y. C. db. 6s 93
N. Pac. 4s 76
N. Pac. 3s 63
Atcn. gen, 4s..77
B. & O. cv. 4s 61
O. 8. L. ref. 4s. 83 Vi
B. Steel ref. 6. 86
P. T. T. 6s.
Pa. con. 4s.
Pa. ren 6s ...
87
C. Lea. 6s .... 96
91
C. Pac. 1st .... 731
C. & O. cv. Es.. 77
C, B . &Q..4s . 95
C.M.&S.P.cv.4s 68
C.R.I.&P.ref.4s. 66
90
Reading gen. 4s 79
SLL.&S.F.ad.6s. 80
S Pac. cv. 6s. .103
S. By. 5s 84
C. C. o. t. 6s.. 81
C. of Paris 6s.: 93
C. 8. ref. 4s 73
'D.&R. G. c. 4s 64
D. of C. 5s '31 93
Ter. co. cv. 63.103
T. 4 -P. 1st .... 84
U. P. 4s 83
UKO.B.4I.6s,37 89
U. S. Rub.. 69.. 86
XT. S., Steel 6.. 98
Wabash 1st.... 89
Erie gen. 4a , . 40
Q. Elec.:5.;.. 96
Gt. N. 1st 4s 83
Bid
We Offer 6 FHZ$r'9
On new Otualis business property.
Danttojinations;
$250.00 ts $3,000.00.
Owned and recommended by
. Mem Builder,. Iso. .
Descriptive literature. '
America. 8curlty Co.. Ostitis.
PURE FOOD PRODUCTS
PORK AND BEEF PACKERS PROVISIONERS
PRODUCE DEALERS WHOLESALE BAKERS .
MACARONI MANUFACTURERS
w
' TvtAoa Masts susourreasja)
v, a amd roeisioK .
nm. rATu
RIGHT GIRL WILL
AID IN LIVING ON
$125 PER MONTH
Man Wins First Prize In
"Thrift" Contest by Hit
, ting On1 the Right
Idea.
L. A. Seidl, 3516 South Twentieth
street, was -yesterday - .voted first
prize in the "Can a 'Man 'Marry on
$125 Per Month" contest, which has
been conducted by the Thrift com
mittee in connection with National
Thrift week.
Over 100 answers, reached - the
committee before the'-closing hour
of the contest. -The "drive" seems
to have, just, gotten ' underway as
answers are. now coming in at the
rate of about S0eVery day. None
of these received after the closing
hour are considered by the commit
tee. The prize won by Mr. Seidl is
$15 cash.
Gail H. Herbst, 121 North, Twen
tieth . street, and Mrs. F. A. Man-
Xew York Money.
New York, Jan. 26. Mercantile Paper
6 per cent. ,
Sterling Demand. $3.59; cables,
$3.60.
Francs Demand, 12.37 cable. 13.35.
Belgian Franc Demand, 12.69; cables,
12.67.
Guilders Demand, 38e: cables. 38c.
Lire Demand, 14.47; cables. 14.45.
Marks Demand, 1.07; cables. 1.08.
Time Loans Strong; 60 days, 90 days
and six months. 7 per cent.
Call Money Strong; high, 10 per cent;
low. 7 per cent: ruling rate. 7 per cent;
closing bid, 9 per cent: offered at 10 per
cent: last loan. 10 per cent.
Foreign remittance Continued to decline
In tiio later dealings. Sterling sixty-day
bills. $3.55: commercial sixty-day bliis
on banks.. $3.55 commercial sixty-day
bills. $3.64: demand. 93.68; cables,
,$3.5S.
Lire- Demand. $14.60; cables, $14.68.
Turpentine and Rosin.
Savannah. Ga., Jan. 26. Turpentine
firm, $1.8601.87; sales. $1.47: receipts, 75
barrels; .shipments, 283 barrels; stock, 10,
060 barrels. .
Rosin Firm; sales, 536 casks; receipts,
792 ctfsks; shipment, 200 casks; stock, 37,
259 casks.
..Quote- B, D. K, $18.00; F, $18.05:. O.
$-1S.O518.10: H. $18.0518.15: I. $Hf.20(r(i
18.30: K.' $19.25t9.30:.M. $ 20. 00 20. 45 ;
N, $20.35:3)20.50; WG. $20.75; WW, $21.40.
Kvaporated Apples and Pried Fruit.
' New York. Jan. 26. Evaporated Apples
Quiet: western. 20S.3o; state, 2125c.
Prunes ulet and easy: California, 13
51c: Oregon. IT 34c. ,
Apricots Quiet; choice, -38c; extra
choice. 34c; fancy, 37e. '
Peaches Quiet; Standard. 2121c;
chrloe.-. Sl.22c; extra choice, 2425c.
RafsTns Strong ; loose mrseatels, 33c;
choice to fancy seeded. 2123c; seedless,
2223c. .
Dry Good.
Now York, Jan. 26. Very large business
was booked today on dress ginghams for
future delivery. Dress goods and men's
wear buyers did not press new business.
Yarns were firm.
THE
Buy
an
Income
Month
Month
TEN
PjOTKENT
.PLAIi
All Railroad
Stockholders
will find our complete report
on the railroad situation of
positive interest.
The report dwells thor
oughly on the chances for
helpful legislation and the out
look generally, from a stock
market standpoint.
With the time for return of
the roads to private control
closely approaching, this ex
haustive analysis should be in
the hands of every holder of
railroad stocks. ,
Copies ent without cost or
obligation. Write Dept. OB-22.
E. M. Fuller & Co.
Members of
Consolidated Stock Exch. of N. Y.
50 Broad Street, New York
THE SKINNER
COMPANY
R. C. HOWE,-
VICE PRESIDENT and GENERAL
MANAGER .
OMAHA, U. S. A.
This great independent feed product com
pany is owned by some 5,000 stockholders, in
cluding some af the west greatest live stock
producer.
Drawn for The Bee by. McM&nus
vwcTicM, J ?'' Nwa Rente .
aawrte. ma.
augh, 4107 Lafayette avenue, were
voted "honorable mention."
Here is Mr. Seidl's essay on the
subject:
"Yes, if his judgement is good and
he is able to distinguish between
love and fancy.
"The fellow who deserves the
girl, who will share his sorrows and
his joys, and will, live within his
income, is usually a man of sound
judgment. ' .
"Ife should be ambitious, not en
vious. "The right kind of a girl will do
her part in 'making both ends
meet.'" :'
"Plan for the future, take on ob
ligations and meet them. Have the
respect of your neighbors for what
you are. Distinguish between reputa
tion and character; there's a differ
ence. Carry some MS insurance;
try to build a home; build up your
credit and you have the best asset
possible. '
"Don't frequent clubs and organ
izations you can't afford. Make
up your mind to earn more money
and do it; It's up to you. Heaven
helps, those who help themselves.
Study the successful man; learn how
P.
".w. r .-v
Consolidated G&s Co.
, . . of New York
The Five Year Secured 7
Convertible, Gold Bonds of
the Company will constitute
its only bonded debt. Net
Earnings of the System in
1919 more than twice all
interest charges, including
this issue. Estimated popula
tion served exceeds 4,000,000.
Price: Par and Interest,
' Yielding 7
Circular on request for OH-279
,' Ihe National Gtf
Company.
'Correspondent Offices in over
. 60. Cities
Omaha First National Bask Bldg
.! Telephone 3318 Douglas
L . , i
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Omaha's Nationally Known Company .
Recently, a letter nas sent by some individual in ,
New York ofNero Jersey addressed to' another in- .
diyidual-rlet us call him by the ancient and honored '
name of Smith, and the added direction "Louisville.
Kyi, care of Lion Bonding Company " Did that
letter go to the Kentucky town? It did not! The1
mail clerks all carry a mental slogan "The Lion
Omaha," and Hhe missive came direct to our city. .
tyc wonder, do our neighbors in Omaha on
about The Lion? Do you know that before the
next census is taken, "Uion Bonding" may be known
from sea to sea from Canada to the Culf? Even
now we write business in seventeen stales of the
. Union and soon we will be in all of them. The
Woodmen of the World. Organization is known
everywhere and its activity and greatness add, di
rectly or indirectly, to the prosperty of every citizen
and every business institution of Omaha. Why not.
help to make The Lion equally great and, to Jo'
this, give it the Benefit of your boost. ,, y'
i r - - . ' --
You say you are doing this now? Fine! Bui to
make sure, just look up your policy or bond TOf
DAY. Don't forget, that nearly any agenj, your
favorite, can place your business in The Lioh, and
will, if you insist.
We write nearly everything but Life and Fire. We
write bonds Fidelity, Fiduciary, Court, Contract
and Depository. We write policies to protect you
i :j i j :l ii- '...'. .
. uguuioi -uiuucm wiu niLi(iic33. rr c inoure you
against Burglary, Automobile Accidents, Plate
Glass breakage, etc. Alfred Mayer is our City
Manager. ' ' . . '
The Lion Bonding & Surety
Company ;
Capital, Surplus and Reserves $1,300,000
19th and Douglas
E..R. GURNEY, Pregidant
and why he is successful No one1
has a patent or copyright on iuc-,
cess.
"Hard work, thrift, (not' sting
iness), contentment, ambition ancf
determination will win out every;
time.
"Talk it cur with the girl;', tel.
her the truth; ask her advice.. and H
you both feel that you can make r
good, 'go to it'; you won't fail
UPDIKE
W Specialise ia tha Careful :
Handling f Orders at '
Grain and Provisions.
Future Delivery
-ter-
All Important Markets :
VV Ara .Manure el
Chicago Board of Trad
Milwaukee Chamber of Com mere
Minneapolis Chamber of Commarct'
, St. Louis Merchant Exchang
Kama City Board of Trad '
Sioux City Board of Trade
Omaha, Grain Kxehanfe ...
' We Operate Office ati
Omaha, Neb. Sioux City. Is.
Lincoln. Neb. Atlantic. Ia. - -Hastings,
Neb. Hamburg, la. , .
Holdrege. Neb. ' Dea Moine. Ia.
Geneva. Neb. Milwaukee.- Wis.
Chicago, 111.
and all ef the office ara een
neeted with each other by private
wire. ,
We Selicil Yur Patronage.
THE UPDIKE GRAIN
COMPANY
Grain Exchange Building.
Omaha, Neb.
P. S. Cash Cotuig azacnt Solicited.
frr7
First Farm;
Mortgage Bonds
I' . fir
Obtainable m Denominations.!
$500 and T1,000V
. 6 ' ;,
City Real
Estate Bonds
nominations: . $100, at
and $1,000. '
Tax Free in
Nebraska.
We helieve these secnritieit
tfnpfft. the rpnnirpmpnta nf thelf
moist conservative investor.
Omaha Trust Co,
Greand Floor.
Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Phone Tyler 1QO.
Omaha, Neb. ;
Affiliated with ; the 'jQitia!
National sank;1--
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