The Kansas City Kansan from Kansas City, Kansas • Page 12

HE ANSAS CI A AN Friday, March 17, 1922. DISPLAY BELIEF IN SIGNS Snapshots TOBAY'S MARKETS fStoda Bonds jProdnce DETECTIVES HANG UP CONVICTION RECORD K. U. BANDSMEN PLAY FOR PUPILS IN K. C.

-The Irish Village" One at Police Sta Hay Grain livestock LOCAL AND FOREIGN tion Unnecessary, Say Visitors. A sign over the booking desk at Seventy-five members of general science classes at Kansas City high school visited the Bell Telephone ofices in Kansas City, today to police headquarters today reads STRENGTH PREVAILS NOT ENOUGH CATTLE i Qonrl firm Prknnpr Tlailv fn 1 slean information for class work. W. iena une rnsoner uany HarnX lnstructort accompanied Prison for Nine Days. the PuPiis.

Program Received With Cheers at High School. Tllfi IRISH VILLAGE III WHEAT FUTURES SHOWN FOR MARKET Harmony circle of the Washington i Longest Sentence Goes to Huggins Avenue Methodist church will give a Dean John R. Dyer Warns Pupils Who Contemplate College Course There Is No Ro6m for Trifler. Peters and Louis Jones, Who Get chicken dinner at the church tonight Why the sign?" asked a casual visitor, after viewing the green dec Ten to Twenty-One Years. Hews More Largely Bullish orations and the Celtic countenances Sales Slow, Range Around $6 and $7.

Women members of the Kansas City high school faculty will hike Than for Long Time. Heavy Cold? Chest Clogged Up? rVWTIrt it get start. Dr. Kinf' 7 New Discovery wiU et right down to work, rehrving the tight fceUng ia the chest, quieting the racking cpngh, gently stimatatiag the bowek-tbos eliminating the cold poison! Always reliable. Just good mcdicuio made to ease colds and coughs.

For fifty years a standard remedy. AO the family can take it with helpful i results. Eases the children's cronpj No harmful drags. Convincing, heaV mg taste that the kiddies like. Atl druggists, 60c Dr.

King's New Discovery For Colds and Coufifrs i Feel Badly? BoelsSlugUhF Haven't any "pep" in work or play. You're constspatedl The stimulating action of Dr. Kkrg't Pifla bring bnci: old time energy. All drsggists, 25c. PROMPT I WONT GRIPE rKinffs Pills The.

Kansas City high school audi- this afternoon to Camp Wildwood "An average of one prisoner a day sent to penal servitude in the last nine days is the new rcord "hung up' by the detective department, it was where they will cook supper. The Doth Argentine and Liverpool Cables r-i n. torium was packed with pupils, teach- er and visitors today to hear a pro- gram by the University of Kansas i band. The band played for an hour. behind the desk.

HEARING UPON BOND ISSUE TO BE MONDAY hike will start at 4 o'clock from the high school building. Miss Margaret li.aiAi.33: Xo. i. No. 4.

Il.22tol.57. Cash corn was in good demand at le to 2c better prices. Receipts were 22 cars, against 41 cars a week ago and (2 cars a year ago. Car lots were quoted as follows: White Com No. 1.

No. 2. 5mc; No. 1. 54c; No.

4. S3 He Yellow Cor So. 1. No. 2.

No. 3SCe; No. 4. 55 be Mixed Corn No. 1.

64e; No. 2, SlHc: No. 1. 64c: No. 4.

63c. Cash oats were unchanged to higher. The demand was fair. Receipts were 7 cars, against 2 cars a week ago and 4 cars a year ago. Car lots were quoted as follows: White Oats No.

2. 37037Hc; No. 3. 36 33r; No. 4, 35fir3c.

Mixed Oats No. 2. 3e37c: No. J. 33 ft JSr; No.

4. 316 34c. Red Oats No. 2. 35 38c: No.

3. 32 3.e: No. 4. 31 34c. The light offerings of kafir corn ami mllo mailt were 2e higher.

The demand waa good. Receipta were 4 cars, against 22 cars a week ago and 13 cars a year ago. Car lots were quoted as follows; Whit- Kafir Corn Per No. 2. 11.34: No.

3. 11.33; No. 4. 11.32. Milo Maize Per cwt- No.

1. 1.48: No. 3. 81.42(1.47: No. 4.

$1.41 to Hi. Kye No. 2. No. 8.

2c. Barley No 3. St57c; No. 4. sample.

(142 54c. Bran Per $1.15 61.20. Shorts Per t.SOfr 1.44. Corn Chops per $1,170 110. KANSAS CITY II A MARKET.

The hay 'market kas artivo and ooarpiy mgnrr oigns oi uetier Export Inquiry. Hammett, physical director, and Miss announced today by "Jack Jenkins, Helen Barnett, assistant, are in secretary of the bureau. The longest sentences went charge. WHEAT. A strong market prevailed in wheat An injunction "suit was brought in Huggins Peters and Louis Jones, who were arrested by Joseph Downs, and William McMullan, on highway rob Hog Market Slow and Uneven Average Hits for Steadiness Sheep Very Slow.

CATTLE. Most of the supply of Cattle estimated for today was yarded on the quarantine side. Not enough fat stuff was in the native pens to fairly make a market. Sales were slow and generally ranged around $6 to $7 with odd head up to $7.85. Butcher grades were scarce and about steady.

Best- cows sold around $5 to $6.25. No good calves were shown. The kinds to find a market were re district court today by Roy Hubbard bery charges. They received "bits" of assistant attorney general, against Joseph Katz, 714 Splitlog avenue, to future today, with the news more Urs-ely bullish than it has teen for a knr time. Crop news, of course, is bearish, with pronounced improvement la the Southwest.

But both Argentine nd Liverpool cables were sharply higher, and there were indications of a better export inquiry; altho no business Each number was applauded heartily. J. C. MacCandles, director of the band for thirteen years, was, introduced by Clarence T. Rice, principal of the high school.

Rice also introduced John R. Dyer, dean of men at the university, who spoke for a few minutes on "Why Go To College." No Place for Triflers. "Don't come to the University of from ten to twenty-one years. prevent the sale, manufacture and Alverson Smith, Frank Smith and Robert Grant, also arrested by Downs possession of intoxicating liquors Katz was arrested by Hubbard in a and McMullan, received sentences of with foreigners was reported and only about 300,000 bushels were sold to them raid several days ago. from five to ten and one to five years -yesterday.

There was undoubtedly a May Give Definite Impetus to Memorial, Tuesday. Chapman Predicts Possible Series of Hearings and Lively Fight in Commission. Definite action will be taken Tuesday toward selection of an architect for the proposed military memorial and to choose a site, it was said at city hall today, following advice from good deal of short Bulls were aggressive. The market took a large for burglary and grand larceny. John Burke and' John O'Neill, ar garded steady.

The limited supply of stockers and feeders moved slowly at unchanged prices. Kansas it you merely desire to cut The Wyandotte Farmers' Co-Oper-ative association will meet at 8 steady. were light and quality rested by Stanley Beatty, detective, loose from dad," said Dean Dvcr. "That's not the type of student we Estimated receipts in Kansas City today amounted to 1,000 head. Chicago iir.

un car ot straw sold at 18. or 60e higher. One car selected and W. W. Lacy, patrolman, ior Iar o'clock tonight at the Chamber of Commerce to decide upon the future want to enroll.

aiia.ua croueni szs. ino far ceny. were given from one to five cnoice sold at Z2. Standard ranmi policy of the organization and to "Don't come if you merelv wish to from Sl to $21. No.

2. from $15.50 to $18. No. 3. from S14 to 114 r.a fm S.

W. PEARCE JEWELER AND OPTICIAN 53S Mlnnmot Ave. I'honrt: Fairfax 0839. Irrl plan for the spring and summer join a 4frat and believe by so doing naa a.avu XjOUis. suu Omaha.

800, and. St. Joseph, 300 head, making a total of 6,400 head for the five Western markets, as compared with 6,200 head the same day of last week, and 5.200 head the same day a year ago. Official receipts in Kansas City yes months. you'll become an aristocrat.

You'll car No. 1 timothy brought $15.50. One car soid at $14.50. One car No. 1 be disappointed.

prairie Drought $11.50. No. 2 ranged from 19 In IIDILII rwl -v-r. a The Girls' Glee club of Kansas "Don't come to 'booze. That's out terday amounted to 5,720 cattle, 404 to $8.50.

Offering's on track amounted J418. M95 hogs, 3,187 sheep, and 24 of order. City high school will give a program horses and mules. to zj cars nralrie. 27 cars alfalfa 4 Tuesday night at the Washington "Don't come simply to participate athletics.

You won't fit into the cars timothy, and 1 car straw, making Wood and Oakley, bond attorneys, they would give A. II. Strickland, finance commissioner, and Howard Payne, city clerk, a hearing in passing on the legality of the bond issue, Monday. If a favorable opinion is received, Strickland will endeavor to have in- avenue Methodist church. The ob HOGS.

The hoe market was slow and un years. Dycie Allie Banks, a parole violater arrested by McMullan and Downs, was returned to prison for four-year Joseph CleaTy, arrested by Bob Darnell, detective, for burglary and larceny, was given an indeterminate sentence at the state reformatory. K.CMO,, POWER RATE RAISED IN KANSAS iuii ior me aay oi tio cars, as compared with 64 cars a week ago and 83 1 American ject is to help fill the treasury with general atmosphere. even. Some sales looked stronger while cars a year aro.

"Ave desire student. We estimate others looked weaker. The average was I Nominal quotations ior aoout a steaav market. The shin. expense money for the trip to Emporia to participate, in the annual music contest.

every pupil enrolled in the universitv Prairie N'o l. iin sunt nn- ping demand was light and packers got and Swiss Watches J.nmiiU.M o. 2. X8.au MUM: lurk nr. represents 300 persons at home who trie ouik-oi arrivals, stock pigs were corporated into it a clause dealing Alfalfa Selected dalrv.

00 6 311 nn would like to come and receive the benefit of the taxpayers' money. id $8.75 fit the power of the commissioners Choice. S24.OO02S.5O: No. The young people's society of St. amount oi tern selling without in.

The close was somewhat lower than the best prices, due to profit taking by-holders. Net gains in Kansas City were 2c to a shade over 3c in Chicago closed 2c to 3c better. The final May price was SL.26 here and there. July wheat closed at 31.12 in the local pit and at $1.15 in the Illinois market. The July option led the advance.

The export talk was mainly along the line of what Europe is going to buy in the future. Business is dull now. Argentine exports constitute a weight oti the markets abroad, shipments from the South American country amounting to C.S43.000 bushels. North American (hipments for the week are reported by JBradstreet's at 4.895.000 buBhels. These figures include Canada's exports, from which it is seen that export business of both countries has been light.

It was reported that Germany will want a good deal of wheat from our growing crop. That was the reason the. July option led the advance. France waa buying wheat In England. These reports constituted the so-called better-raent in the export situation.

Primary receipts were 200,000 bushels smaller than a week ago. The day's export clearances were 350.000 bushels. The Modern Miller's weekly report was bearish. It reported crop improvement, especially in the Southwest. It estimated the Kansas crop at 100,000.000 bushels, the Oklahoma crop at 25.000,-000 bushels and the Texas crop at 7, 000.000 bushels.

COBV. Com futures closed to l'ic better here, and lUc to lrsc higher in Chicago. iioks soia at jiu.uo. tsuik or sales i co us pare or tne iuiias ior ine pur vianaaro. sis.

50021. 50; No. 2. I Repaired. Mary's parish will give a dance to U.tUDH.tO.

Every graduate has an obligation to pay his community." ranged from $9.70 to $10. Heavies sold chnsp of a ite around $9.65 to $9.90. Mediums, $9.75 Timothy New. Xn 1. its CD- a n.l a night at the Grund.

There will be about 100 couples. No. 2. No. 3.

to $10. IJghts, $9.73 to $10.05 AH Work Guaranteed Estimated receipts in Kansas Citv Spirited Fight May Kesulr. 1j. H. water and light commissiner.

said that while the mal- "Pull Off" a Feature. The band "pulled" a feature. After Clover Mixed Light. $15 OOfrlS.SO: No. today amounted to 3.000 head.

Chicago had 23.000: St. Iuia. 8 000- Omaha Miss Maude Coe, home demonstra No. 2, S9.00tf l2.00 Straw 8.00. a medley of college songs, in which 5,000.

and StI Joseph, 1.300 head, making tion agent for the farm bureau, gave ter of selecting an architect and a a totat ot u.juu nead lor the five Kansas Loyalty," written by Mac- IXTCRES IN CHICAGO Western markets, as comnarpd with site probably would involve a -num a dress form demonstration at the Welborn high school this afternoon. 53.700 head the same tlaV of last week lwr tf onH hrincr- nn a Chicago crrain and Drovlsion futures had SHOP and 23,200 head the same day a year finipir4wi fio-hr hpfn and iwrhnns. tne following changes today: Closed- Candles, played and sung Kansas City high school cheer leaders stepped to the platform. At the close of the medley they directed the pu 28 MINNESOTA AVI heat Open, liisrh. Low.

Today. Yest. ago. -Kansan Want- Business Chances- within tne board, botn matters snouid I34 135H 130W 135', SHEEP. Mav July SeDt 117 121 114 116 Municipal Plant Official Compares Schedule of Rate.

Shows Foreign Concern's List Filed With Utilities Commission, Will Cause Increase. "An increase, rather than a decrease in electrical rates, is what the Kansas City, Light Power Ads. Advertisement. be determined within a fortnight so Not enough was yarded in the sheen pils -in the K. U.

yell. The cheer Ill 113, 110 112U 110U Corn leaders are Lester Kornfeld, Olaf FBT TO 61' 64 Mav July pens to attract any great amount of competition. One string of lambs sold at $14.70 and was regarded steady. Estimated receipts in Kansas City today amounted to 500 head. Chicaeo Nelson, Berhard Alden and William Griffith.

66 i Oats si 64, 311. 40', 41s 2i 653, 67 41 42 63 65 68 39 ti 413, 42', 61 64, 66H 40. 41. The band will play tonight at the 28i May July Sept 40 naa y.uuu st. Louis.

200 Omaha. 4,500, and St. Joseph. 2,500 head, making- a total of 14,700 head for the five West Life's greatest battles are between strength and weakness, jLLf i You'll like Springlife lubrication in your auto springs. Fairfax 32110.

Advertisement. Mr. and Mrs." G. J. Gillman, .1234 Kansas avenue, announce the birth of a daughter, Wednesday, March 15.

Testimony in the case of Walter 41 Pork- There was good buying or corn by Kansas-Missouri track meet in Convention hall, Kansas City, Mo. It will remain for the Lindley banquet to be given by the Kansas University ern markets, as comnared with 12.400 2000 009 elevator interests, l'it bulls were also head the same day of last week and buyers. Export business was Quiet is handing its limited clientele in Kansas, James D. Donovan, chief engineer and general manager of the municipal electric light company, said today, in discussing the new ti.oiiu neaa tne same day a year ago. There was not much news relative to ..1097 ..1117 1120 1145 1170 109T 1110 1127 Alumni association tomorrow night loconscmuisioni May Lard Mav July P.ibs May July Sept in Kansas City, Mo.

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET Chicago. March 17. Horn Rereints. 1120 1140 1162 1100 1040 1050 1105 1120 1135 1077 1035 1940 corn. The movement i falling off.

Primary receipts were 660,000 bushels smaller than a week ago. Argentine shipments were l.ISi.OOo bushels, and Anderson, colored, charged with the a high-powered tonic- .1100 1100 1097 23.000 head; market 6c to 10c hiiriier. schedule filed by the Missouri company with the state utilities com murder of Noel colored, No the building project could go forward at once. While Chapman said his mind was open as to a sitef he indicated he would inquire very thoroly into the civic center suggestion of the city planning committee and would not consent to a location with that purpose alone in view unless given positive assurance the plan could be carried thru successfully. Fears Pyramid Values.

He fears that in acquiring prop-era bit by bit, prices of other property will pyramid in value, until toward the end prices of realty in the designated area will be virtually prohibitive. The city owns much property, Chapman says, and strong reason for not using some of it for the memorial must be advanced before the commissioners, before he will vote Top. $10.50: bulk of sales. I9.S04i vember 21, 1921, went to the jury at mission at Topeka a few days ago. North American shipments were 3,666, 000 bushels.

OATS. heavy weight. $9. 55 10. 16; medium weight.

light weight, $10.26010.50: light. heavv 2 o'clock this afternoon. Anderson CHICAGO CASH GRAIN. Chester Smith, secretary of the nutrient, nourishes and fortifies the whole body. HUMAN INTEREST YARNS OFF TELEGRAPH WIRES is alleged to have shot Sanders fol Chicago.

March 17. Wheat No. 2 hard, Data futures closed Vie higher here parking sows. $8.809.10: packing sows, rough. $9.

009. 50: pigs. $8.0069.75. Missouri company stated in an interview the reduction was about 10 or lowing a quarrel. and to lc up in Chicago, ihts grain Cattle Receipts.

3.500 head: market ti. Corn Xo. 2 yellow. No. 3 yellow.

No. 4 yel followed wheat and corn. Argentine Scoti Bowne. BlootnfisU. N.

J. 13 per cent, but Donovan says Smith's statement is not born out by New York. Nathan Harris, ar low; 64x5Ac: No. 5 yellow. 5Sc: No.

6 yellow, 57i i74c: No. 2 mixed. 69c; No. 3 shipments were 860.000 bushels. CRAIV COSSIP AND STATISTICS -ALSO MAKERS OF steady.

Choice and prime, medium and good, $7. 65 (ft 8. 75; common. $6. 4047.25: good and choice.

common and medium. $6 .254 7 90 butcher cattle and. beifers. 34.7447.75; cows, bulls. $3.

75626. 35; rested for peddling without a license rate computations. mixed. 68 Sc: No. 4 mixed.

No. 2 white. 6fe62I4c: No. 3 white. FLAPPING FLAPPERS FIND FAD FLIPPING told the judge he had sold more lit 'Winnipeg had 487 ran of wheat today.

No. 4 white, 68 No. 6 white, 5Sc, No. 6 gainst it cars a week ago and 21 cars canners and. cutters, cows and heifers.

tle green flags to Jews- than to wnite. fc. Comparison of Figures. Under the old rate of the Missouri $3. 00ft4.

00: fanner steers. $4.0004.85: Oats No. 3 white, S537c; No. 4 rishmen and was thanked, congrat a year ago. Minneapolis slocks of wheat have decreased 20.000 buxhels since a week ago.

veal calves. feeder steers. (Tablets or Granules) company for its Kansas consumers ulated and released by the court. stocker steers. Wheat receipts In Minneapolis and atocker cows and heifers, $4.005.50.

a charge of 11 cents per kilowatt wnite. 344 3tc. Barley Bit She. Rye No. 2.

Timothy Clover $15.00 25.00. sneep Receipts. 7.000 head: market Duluth were 17 cars, against 47S cars week ago and IS; cars a year ago. to divert any of the money designed flor ihe memorial building into a steady. Lambs.

$13.25916.00: lambs, cull and common. $10.50613.00: yearling Omaha receipts of a heat were 3 cars. Demonstrate at K. C. U.

and a5 gainst 21 cars a year go: -corn. 133 cars. wethers. $11 .2543) 14 .50 ewes. 36.

75 to against 62 cars; oats. 20 cars, against 12 10.25; culls to common ewes, memorial site. K. C. PIONEER DIES LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET Kre and butter were unchanaed In the Boys "Turn 'Em Down.1 cars a year ago.

Kansas City elevator stocks of grain In local market today but butter fat waa up ttushsls with changes since 2c a pound. Spring chickens were Cc hour for the first three kilowatts per room per month was charged. In excess of that usage five cents per kilowatt per room per month was charged. The revised schedule gives a rate of 9.12 cents per kilowatt hour for the first three kilowatt per room per month and a rate of 5.7 cents per kilowatt hour for all in excivs. RANGE OF OIL STOCKS Quotations furnished by Houston.

Fible i neat decrease, :it.ti higher. Florida tomatoes are on the Mrs. Mar' Russell, 56 Years Old, Cora 2.997. 432; Increase. 113.533 First National Bank buildins.

Kan market. Texas tomatoes were unchanged. i ats decrease. 104.351 sas City. Mo.

Ureen beans were lower. Cauliflower and "Disgusting" and "Awful" Among Some of More Gentle Reproving Ejaculations. New York. "I would rather read a man's bank book than his credentials," declared Sir Harry Lauder here. "To be out of debt is the first chapter of efficiency." New York.

A thief who tried to make away with an alarm clock from a drug store counter was startlingly revealed when the clock, under bis coat, suddenly burst out with a loud, prolonged r-r-r-r-ing. FORMER RESIDENT DIES Succumbs at Home. STANDARD OILS Bid. Ask. peppers were higher.

Kafir corn 410.120; Increase. 2.444 Hjre decrease. 343 Barley 123.86S; decrease. 12.521 fcegs Cs'j Included, per dozen, firsts. Bid.

Ask.lStd 176i Mrs. Mary Ann Russell, 56 years Angl Am 17 17UI do 115 21c; seconds. 18c; selected case lots. 27c. old.

1020 Cleveland avenue, pioneer Batter Creamery, extras in cartons. Computed on this basis, a bill for Because young men students shook resident of Kansas City, died last 42c; packing butter. 15c. Car lot receipts of wheat: Today. Wk.

ago. Tr.ago. Kansas City 2 a lrn Chicago JO 23 41 ft. Louis Si 73 49 Minneapolis 138 3S7 2i Duluth 8 17 Butter Fat Per 30c. night at her home.

Mrs. Russell, who Live Poultry Hens. 23c: spring chick sixty-two kilowatt hours of service their awry today wutn the in a six-room house under the old rate would be $3.70 and under the SirU ot Kansas City university put mfn, saw. nn ndvnnrA of riBh. flapper clothes and declared it ens.

35c; roosters. 12c; capons. 24f28c; turkeys. S4r; old toms. 3c less; ducks.

was born in Kew Orleans, came to Kansas City, in 1869, and to Wyandotte county in 1871. Her hus geese, rat and lull leathered. lSc. "Flapper" day, the poose of flapper Potatoes Car lots, per Red River Ohtcs. Russett Hurbanki teen cents.

K. C. Service for Less. Wostern Whites. lower band, Martin Russell, whom she mar ried in 1SS5, died several years ago.

950 Std NY. ..379 380 116 Std Ohio. 395 400 380 Swan 40 60 92 I'nion TL 98 103 195 Vac 347 353 113 Wash Oil. 25 30 133 1NDEPENDKN1S 35 Ark NGas 9i 53 Cosden c. 5 6i 97 Elk Basin 6'i 6 46 1 Vi 1 6-16 113 Int Pete.

15 15i 103 116 11 178 MW Rfg.170 ISO 97 Mid 24 3U 27 do 3', 4U 173 3 107 3 4 273 Bos Wyo 69 70 653 Glen Rock li l'i' 236 5a 5 363 Pen Mex. 25 28 ism was cooked, as far as the university campus is concerned. The girls wished to see whether grades. SI .6501 .75. sweet Potatoes Mome-srrown.

31.000 Service from the municipal com- She is survived by two sons, M. F. 11.25 a buhei: shipped. In. 81.2501.50.

Russell, of the home address and Unions White. 59.00 a yellow. pany for the amount of service the boys would like them better if would be .2.20 or $1.74 less than the they were flappers instead of "con- Atl do Borne ..360 Buck PL 90 Cheseb .185 do Con Col. .129 Cres PL. 33 Cum PL.

45 Kurekka. 95 Gal Sijr. 44 do pfd.109 'do p. .100 111 Ind 95 Nat Tran 26 NY Tran.170 Mo PL. .1 05 Ohio Oil.

270 Pra Pra PL. .23.1 Solar Rf.355 Sou PL. 96 Son Ten. 12 SW PPL 57 Std 95 Vx Std 88 a Std Kan. 530 Std Std Neb.

167 N. Russell. Bethel, two daugh $7.50: red. $8.00: new. a dozen bunches: Texas white.

$4.75 a 50-lb. crate. ters. Mrs. W.

C. Wren and Miss Nora Cabbaga $1.75. 1-ettuce Head. Imperial Vallev. $5.60 Clears your desk for action The Kleradesk automatically norm an4 routes mail, memo, order, tr all to whom mail is dintributed.

It lilli reference tiapers out of tho wuy tut immediately at band when tiecdcJ. A Steel Sectional Device Add romprimoiit riilml. hulnni I frb. Hix cnnuiirtinrnt toodrl UliiHiraU'l ahn $8.40. Inclexml front and hi.k.

Writ. trrr. Instructive. llhntrt.d folder, "How Cit Greater OHk fcflidtucy." Rots-Could a case. Other Vecetables Green beans.

Florida. per hamper. Beets. $1.60 a L. Russell, and two grandchildren, Herbert H.

When and Margaret Mary Russell, all of the home address. BULLET STOPPED BY WATCH Totals 401 C33 500 Car lot receipts of corn: Today. Wit. aga Yr.iio. Kansas City 22 41 2 hirao 90 219 170 St.

Louis 53 ii 4 Totals 1(5 30 Car lot receipts of oats: Today. Wk. aga Vr.aKO. Vansaa City 7 2 4 'hleaao 70 113 S7 Louis 10 32 22 TotsN S7 117 133 Export clearance r.f grain except the Pacific coast, were: Wheat. 34.0 bushels; flour.

1.000 barrels: wheat and flour Mtual 550. bushels: rora, 1.207.000 bushels: oat. 149.000 bushels. Argentine shipments of grain this week. With comparisons, are as follows: Thisrk.

jut k. Tr. ago. Wheat 524.000 5.240.000 2.935. )i orn 1.245.O00 1.44S.OAa ol Oats litO.

00 1.C70.00 792.000 Primary receipta and shipments: Vhtit Today. Wk. asro. Yr. ico.

SHI. 000 S92.000 H28.0OU hamper. Carrots. $1.2561.75 a bushel: new. $1.

2j 1.75 a hamper. Cauliflower. .65 a crate. Celery. Socfrll.SO a dozen amount charged by the Missouri com- servatives." Yesterday they declared pany.

they'd find out, if it took all the A bill for fifty-two kilowatt hours flappers' clothes they could in the of service lor a five-room house un- city. der the, old Missouri rate would bo Today they made good their threat. and tinder the new rate $3.33 They came to school dressed like or an advance of 18 cents. Under flappers. They walked like flappers, the Kansas rate the bill would be talked like flappers, and sat like or $1.47 less than the new flappers.

Even thru a chapel lecture Missouri rate. on "Christian Education," they "The new Missouri rates for Kan- winked a "flapperish" eye. Charles II. Ackerman, Formerly of "-rsas City, Succumbs in Missouri. Charles II.

Ackerman, Gl years old, 4704 W-stport avenue, Kosedah, a retired business man, died yesterday at his home. "Mr. Ackerman, whose parents were pioneer settlers of the two Kansas Citys, was born and raised in Kansas City. For many years he was engaged in the rroccry business in the two Kansas Citys. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Ida Ackerman, formerly Miss Ida James; a son, Henry Ackerman; two daughters, Mrs. Iluth McClelland and Mrs. A. G. Thies; four granddaughters, Virginia Thies, Mary Thics, Marjoric Thies and MaribeUe McClelland, all of the home address, and a brother, Samuel Ackerman.

Funeral services will be at o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the 9 ILIvingst'n l'i 187 1 IV 60 ISkelly 4 5 96iGilliland. 8Vi S8lHumble .215 230 650 (Salt Ck 134 13H 485 Mtn Prod. 11? 11 172 bunches. Parsnips, a bushel. Turnips.

60 4 65c a bushel. Peppers. $7.00 f'tA Nw York I'hilt-MpolS A Chlcaso tleriland 47.50 a crate. Radishes. 11.0041.25 a dozen bunches.

Tomatoes. Mexican, a 30- lh. lug; ripe. Florida, $4.00 4.7a m. c-basket crate.

Spinach, 81.50 a buhe. Victim of Holdups Also Had More Luck Footpads Overlooked $250. Lawrence, Mass. Roland J. Ferguson of this city is probably congratulating himself he did not become addicted to ft wrlstwatrh.

Fertnison sas consumers penalizes persons who "Disgusting." said the boys. EDWARD S. KING I I Sales Iteprexcnfalive' I I I'honon Bell. 4S0; Home, liar. tOCt I Delaware Kansas dir.

Mo. COPPERS TAKE UPWARD SWING, PRICES FIRM AT Lemons $.5047 6.00 a box. Oranges $6.25 1 7.00 a box. 4irapcfruit $3.5004.25 a box. Bananas 6c a pound.

Apples Miscellaneous. $2.2563.15 a bu. use appliances of all kinds," said "Awful." said the men instructors. Donovan. "But they really are nice girls, STOCK' UST OPENING Kas held P-d robbed by three Shipments.

551.000 313.000 70S. 000 Jonathans. $3.006 3.60 a box; Winesaps. Many customers of the Missouri defended Mrs. Robinson, dean of Con 33.25V 3.7 a box; Delicious.

84.00 O5.00 a company, Donovan said, are apply- women. "If you Knew rnem at ucth box. 1.02.00 32.000 722.00 CI 5.000 1.32.000 952.000 Strawberries Florida. 70o7c-a quart. ins to the municipal plant for serv- you'd find them all right.

But I'm Shipments. Oats Receipta home. Burial in Corinth cemetery. ice. PlBtBBlBBBSBSB youthful bandits, who fired several shots at him.

One of the bullets rendered his watch, which he carried in a vest pocket a total loss. The highwaymen took $30 from one of Ferguson's and over 30.000 .3.00 572.000 580.000 81C.O0O 51S.00 NEW YORK rRODlCE MARKET. Shipments. Bradatreet's makes the week's exports NEEDS $3,000,000 PENSIONS i New York, March 17. Flours-Quiet and GROUP VISITS SEMINARY stead v.

Pork Hull: mess. $26.00026.50. Headaches Chicago Pensioners of the Meth- (Wall Street Journal Financial Review.) New York. March 17. Prices were firm at the opening of the New York stock exchange today.

Coppers continued the upward move that got under way in late dealings Thursday. Utah was the leader. Oils were also higher with all early ales of Mexican Petroleum above 123. Baldwin led equipments, up at 107Ts. Studebaker was the feature of motors and made an early high at 102 s.

up net. and comparing with a low this week Lard Firmer; midwest spot, $11,60 0 looked $250 in another pocket. The 11.70. odist Episcopal church, which in-: surprised they'd come to school in this rejialia." The "flapper perfect" was Ellen Eagle. Ellen wore gray hose, patent leather pumps, purple bloomers, goloshes and a cake-eater hat to give her a noble flapper appearance.

Other prize winning flappers were Nellie Chilcote, Alice Minnear, Mabel Hall, Dorothv Graves, Helen Fessler. Mar- Live Wire Unit of C. of C. Welcomed watch was so badly shattered by a Sugar Firmer: raw. 3.98c: refined.

eludes its retired ministers, their i wheat and flour, the latter counted as wheat, from the I'nlted States anl Canada, and the week's exports of corn from the United States, with comparisons for a week ago and a year ago. as follows: Last wk. Prev. wk. Yr.

a ko. "Wheat 4.S35.0OO 5.9S.00 Cora 3.C40.000 6.494,000 2.7(1.000 Since June 30 "Wheat 29C.3T1.O00 Cera 14.949.000 23.621.000 firm: granulated. 5.30c. bullet the robbers threw it to one at Luncheon by Baptists. Coffee Rio No.

7. on spot. 9 i ft 9 Sc. widows and dependent orphans, re-1 side. Tallow Weaker: citv.

5 '4 special. The Live Wire group of the ceived in 1921. I 6 He Chamber of Commerce inspected the Har Quiet: No. I. 11.40: No.

3. 11.15 Report to this effect was made by of 100 DEATHS AND FUNERALS. U1.Z0: clover. 1.05rI.J5. Baptist Theological seminary, 350 Among specialties.

American ice was I Dr. Joseph B. Hingeley, Chicago, cor-1 Uressed roultry Dull: turkevs. 33 ft 50c: the leader, up 1, at 110 4. Troup avenue, at noon today, as a velle Kinney.

Jean Emerson and Elizabeth Beazell. chickens. 20t43c; fowls. 18t34c; ducks. responding secretary of the board of Most of the rails were fractionally Oi32c.

WALDEN Mrs. Edna, 32 "years 909 Pacific avenue, died last night in Bethany hospital. She is survived by her husband. Russell Walden and three children, of the home address her parents. Mr.

and Mrs. James H. higher, altho Great Northern preferred was unchanged at 75. There was an ex Live Poultry Weak: aeese. Bovs nulled the young women aside auras.

low is. zttttsic: turkeys. cellent demand for all sugar shares. Are Usually Due to Constipation When you are constipated, there is not enough lubricant produced by your system to keep the food waste soft. Doctors prescribe Nujol because its action is so close to this natural lubricant.

Nujol is a lubricant not a medicine or laxative so cannot gripe. Try it today. LOCAL GRAIN MOVEMENT Railroads estimated the following re-receipts la Kansas City today: Wheat. 12 ears: corn. 23 cars: oata.

7 cars: kafir cor a. 4 cars: mill feed. 6 cars; hay. 63 cars: flour. 14 cars.

following are receipts la detail: 840c: roosters. 18c: chickens. 114132c: Openinr Drlces: American Ice. 110 "4. un and gave them private lectures on the silliness of flapperism.

oroners. Sinclair. 25. up Utah. 65 Vi.

up Caviness; to brothers, John Caviness Cheese steady state milk, common to conference' claimants. The amount for pensions In 190S was $600,000, he reported, while now the amount needed is $3,000,000 a year. The pensioners include 3,293 ministers, 3,787 widows and 764 children. Canadian Facltle. 136.

on American 2io more sense in coming to school and James Cavmess, all of Lamar, specials. I64f2iac; skim, common to spe Sugar. 73Ti. up U. S.

Steel. 95 Great and three sisters. Miss ine caviness. heat. Corn.

Oats. cials. idllC, dressed that way than if the boys Northern preferred. 76t Mexican Petroleum. 123H.

up Stodebaker. 102H. Lamar; Mrs. Gertrude Bannock, But 16 part of the weekly program. The Rev.

P. W. Crannell, superintendent of the seminary, welcomed the guests and Walter W. Atkins, responded for the club. Luncheon was served at the seminary.

Plans for the Chamber of Commerce dinner, Monday, were discussed and it was urged that all who plan to attend reserve seats early, as the names of those present are to be included on the program. ler. Mo. and Mrs. Edith Shenherd.

would come as cake-eaters," declared Chester Hudson. "Or even drunk," up jvew Haven. 17. up CHICAGO rRODlCE MARKET. Missouri Tacific Frisco Union Pacific Santa Fe Turlington Chandler duplicated its previous nign 4 a 5 43 Lees Summit, Mo.

Funeral services will be at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at Twenty-seven retired ministers are Chicago. March 17. Butter Creamery. added indignant Harold Thuma. of the year at 74 in the second hour.

Studebaker hardly kept pace. sianuaras. ac: Tirsls. SttaSSc: sec Daniel Brothers' chapel. Burial in Miss Eagle was scheduled to sing over 90 years of age.

The grand onds. IMIMc The over-the-counter market in stan Mount Hope cemetery. patriarch of the church is Rev. Seth EKES -Ordinaries. 20Olc: firsts.

dard Oil stocks is active and strong. Many noly. Holy, Holy," at chapel exer 23c. traders are buying high priced Standard Reed of Flint, who was born June 2. 1823.

Rev. Edward S. Best 1 heese Twins. Americans. Oils on the theory that.

like the Standard cises. Because of her flapperish costume, the professors declared the 5'JC. OH of Kentucky, melon cuttings will be ia order before the, close of the current year. Rock island U. 1 1 Totals 2 23 7 'Week tl 2 41 2 Tear ago 128 62 4 Shipments yesterday: Wheat.

143 cars; corn. 20 cars: oats, 21 car; barley. 3 cars: kafir corn. 19 cars; mill feed. 39 ars; hay.

11 cars: flour. 55 cars: meal. Lear; chop. 1 car; millet. 2 cars; cane ed, cars.

r-ounry on is. 2c; ducks. 2Sc: geese. exercises impressive enough without of Maiden, was born September 3, 1824. JONES' FUNERAL TOMORROW ic.

spring cnickens. 27c; turkeys. 30c; 0. the solo, vr in 8 v. Call money renewal rate or 3 per cent was the lowest renewal since January.

Potatoes Receipts 41 cars; Wisconsins, Minnesota per Chemical and gas stocks led the list In Woman Who Ended Life With Shot NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Quotations furnished by Houston. Fible First Rational Bank building, Kansas City. Co. Closed-Open. High.

Low. Today. Yest. Am Beet Sug 43 43 42S 43 42 Am Loco 109 10SH 109 109 AmSmlR(c534 64'4 S3 SZ-i Am 121i 1204 121 1234 Am Tob c.138 137 138 138 138 A 97 97 97 97 97 Am Woolen 88 -88 87 88 88 Bald'n Loc.107 108 107 107 107 Beth Stl. 4 65 4 64 64 I nr TALKS ON MEXICO SUNDAY.

a.sjv Will Be Buried in Vance, Kan. An illustrated lecture on "Ten early trading. The strength of allied chemical, which made an early high above 62. up more than 3 points, could hardly be called a surprise inasmuch as NEW YORK LIBERTY BONDS Funeral services for Mrs Tmo Thousand Miles A-Mule Back in Old LOCAL GRAIN OPTIONS Grain futures on the Kansas City Board tip bad been pretty wen cu-cuiatea ior Jones, 40 years old. who shot w- Mexico." will "be given at 7:30 several days that such a move was in sight.

Once a large block of stock around Trade ranged as follows today: -Closed' self yesterday afternoon at th h'nme o'clock Sunday night at the First "Wheat- Th following table, furnished by A. H. Gillis 4fc investment securities. 230 Brotherhood building. Kansas City, shows the market price of Liberty or Victory bonds.

The accrued Interest should be added to the current market price and $1 should be deducted 'on- a $10 bond for 60 had been cleared up. tills issue con of her sister, Mrs. Edward rrnrd.i Congregational church. Sixth street LOYAL WORKERS ENTERTAIN. The Loyal Workers class of the Church of the Brethren, Boeke street and Central avenue, met last night at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. E. G. Herman, 28 South Baltimore street. A St.

Patrick's party followed the business meeting. The guests: Mr. and Mrs. Leland Haldeman and Mr. and Mrs.

M. R. Murray, Kansas City, Miss Slnsher, Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. E.

T. Harman, Mr. an.l DBEXEX, tilt vdbexel tinued to advance with little opposition. Open. Hiirh.

Low. Today, Yest. 1IJ I2H 126 123 1 113. 1091, lim li 104 106 103H 104 4 103 Cent Leath 37 CUftStPc 21 I 40 38 37 37 37 23 22 22 234 40 40 49 40 DesDite the Dassing of the common divi 104G Garfield avenue, will be at 2 aud Everett avfenue, by T. P.

Brine- t'lswl- f. i n. 1 1 VkA dend. Crucible held up well, probably 104 105 104 185 104 i.v luuiuuuw aiiernoon at tnefKar- sixiy ntrrcuiiivruii uens nui Corn rroa Gen Elec tui" iTiiwiiun ana margin largely as a result or snort covering witn 15 16 15S May July Sept Cora-May July Sept Oata May shown. Music will be by the ye S6H 60S mrnrnm 10 19 Gen Motors 10 10 10 prices of Thursday and price at noon today Noon Close nome or Mrs.

Hardy. Burial Griffith cemetery. Vance. Kan- 6S 68 60S 8, 61 40 39 40 40 Choral club. 62 IS the bad news out.

The directors of Tidewater oil also passed their dividend. Aa in the case of Crucible the news was not made public until after close of the market Thursdav. Tidewater ia an inactive open. Today. Yest.

Mrs. Jones is survived by another 97.04 97.30 S7.0J Si 36 sr Goodrich 40 Inspi Mining; '41 In Harvester 93 CS 25 Mo Pacific. 22 Cent. 84 North -Pac. -78 ueorge Grar.

lSOfl Ar. REMOVE OLD FLOOD GATE J. R. Wimmer, superintendent of 43 41 42 41 94 93 946 93 25 25 25 25 22 22 22 22 84 83 84 84 78 77 77 79 37 37 37 37 stock and there were no sales in the first half hour. gennne Douievard: four hmfhera.

Mrs. H. McConnell, Mr. and Mrs. D.

Cristy, Mrs. S. Miller, Mr. 97.60 97.44 97.70 98.78 ...97.80 97.64 97.74 97.70 98.T8 97.8$ 2nd 4s 1st 4Vis and 4s 3rd 4th Victory 3s rn i I 97.54 97.64 98.13 97.S0 100.02 Amntim I street renairs. with a mixed street varies jc lowers.

l.OK Call money per cent. Steel common was bought in big blocks and Mrs L. Stone, Mr. and Mrs. L.

W. Penn-R R. 37 1013-15-17 North Thirteen th Street boulevard Frank Flowers, 336 North and water and light department Thirty-third etreefr innn-G panir. lat vesterdav removed an old Pullman ...118 119 118 118 118 Sinclair Con. 25 25 24 24 24 4 .100.70 100.70 100.70 shortly before 1 p.

carrying- It to 96 H. up a point net and within of the year's high. Her the move carried Independent Leonard, Mrs. W. Pi Strole, Mrs.

M. Van Horn and William Zook. Sears-Roe 73 73 72 72 72 steels with it. There is nothing new in Studebaker .102 103 102 102 102 NEW YORK LIBERTY BONDS. Tob 63 61 C3 C3 C4 the steel situation outside of a continued 3224 Russell avenue, and the Rev.

I. three-ton flood gate at Mill street M. Flowers, a Texas minister. Mrs. and the Terminal tacks.

The gate Jones was separated from her bus- was in such condition that It bad band, Earl Jones. to be burned away, he said. Anew MARBIAGE LICENSES "rr S. Liberty S. Robber again led I Union c.132 134 132 134 132 good demand.

CASH GRAIX PRICES HIGHER. Bard and dark hard wheat prices were 3e to Se higher, mostly le to 2c better la the local market. A good demand prevailed. There waa aa Improved demand for good soft wheat at lc to 3e higher uotattoas. Poor samples show do Improvement.

Receipts were $3 cars, against 63 cars week ago and lit cars a year go. Car lota were quoted aa follows: Oark Hard Wheat No, 1. Ko. t. No.

J. No. Jlard Wheat No. 2. No.

$1.24 tr 1-45; No. 4. S4.13O1.40. XtX Wheat Xo. J.

Xo. 3. IV Steel 95 96 94 the tiro croup, making; a new high lor the 5 ....25 Jack Fisher. Kansas 3 aayw aa, fi. ZTXil 4UfL 3rd 48.

$98.80: 4th 4s. Wabash c. 8 8 8 year above 64. elma warileia. Kansas City.

One hoiiM reported rood Investment fifwi trot was nlaeed on the dyke sisai 97 67 buying- of Stodebaker. This firm shipped West Union. 96 97 96 West Elect. S7 68- 67 Willys Over 6 Come and eat at Trinirw T.nihenn Lcsr th nnmn house. shares or stadtMker midt up oi Frederick J.

RIppel. Kansas City. 33 Helen Elisabeth Holzbaur. K. C.

John Csmsto. Rosedale. Kan V. ..23 Uassie Hudson. Kansas City.

FOREIGN EXCHANGE. odd lota to interior points) over last week. chtfrch Corner 7th and Tanromee avennA fmm I Tin'riortnn'rh Rros Insurance. Fair- International 1'aper common rold off New York. March IT.

Foreign exchange I opened firm. Sterling. i franca. Read The Kansan Want Ads Today over a point and per cent preferred BANK CLEARINGS. Sink "clearing today wen S7S5.72f.3iT Clifford M.

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