Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 15, 1915, Page 12

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Dullness and Irregularity Are Striking Features of Market. BETHLEHEM STEEL YORK, Sept. h.:xm the striking features of y were str i today's stock market, which was saved from sheer stagoation by a continuai.fon of professlonai m.nipulation in the war res. ose |.sues made up a very | considerable part of the small output and | in keeping with recent perform.nces in t up & few new high records were GAINS 14.—Duilness and ®col eb-thishem Steel made & maximum gain of 14y points at Msi4, or L over ita o cent beat and Crucible Steel, which led the market in point of activity, rose & points to %%. Crucible preferred enjoyed | & rimiar dlstinction, rising 3 to 107% Other stocks of this class trajled along | at gains of 1 to 2 points, The movement in war shares was the more notable be- cause of the apathy manifested toward | investment issues. These were montly jower, when quoted at ail, but thelr part in the days operations was negligible. Rock Island became strong toward the close of the session on word from Chi- cago_that money to meet impending in- erest oblizations would be provided, ted Biate: Bteel, goneraly regarded e ————————————————————————————— a8 the wheel or barometer of the rket, rose and fell within narrow | fimits, being subject. to steady prosmure. | Total sales amounted to 46,0 shares. Conservative Wall street devoted most ta consideration to negotiations at- ing the Anglo-French credit situa- tion and Washington exchange of views | with Berlin. Opinions of bankers respect- ing the repo:ted plan and score of the | posed internntion:| loan are not al- | ther unanimous. Tre condi fon of ths | exchange markets continue more or less ovs, but reduct.on of oiferings on n has made for some steadiness in the remittances to that center. London and Eurnke as a whole were seilers here, but in comparatively amounts. Prices for Amerioans were 1 to I points lower. Rumors that Amsterdam was negotiating the sale of erman-owned Amer- in confirmation local teet, but made improvement later, “:u?“ulu‘ par value, aggregated $2,665,- ited States bonds were unchanged on Number of sales and leading quotations on stocks today were: £ =a2Eue E5iis ok Se= . £ 3 £ E £ 1 P i i | tt 3 3 i FEE ! 2228825833228 Fr g Perjurers” Charged 3 l ; | H j § ! 1 h | ; ! g | | s i "i i i § | | | | .! ; | 51 b L H g H ! Eo -z i s ¢ H ; 5 | i : ] i : E 3 | i i g 3 RUSS A 'S ROUSED | 10 GREAT FURY People Stirred to Storm of Indigna- tion at Officers Held to Blame for Lack of Shells. GRAFT AND TREASON EVI‘DENT’ (Correspondence of the Associated Press.) | STOCKHOLM, August 16.-The fall of Warsaw and the faflure of the Russian defensive campaign to prevent the German invasion of Po- land have had a much more profound effect upon Russian national feeling than {s admitted in dispatches from Petrograd. The feeling which has | shaken stolid and unemotional Rus- sla from one end to the other is not one of discouragement or submission It has not moved anyone to talk of ultimate defeat or the possibility of Russians undertaking peace negotia- tions with Germany. Russia's reac- tion is one of iIntense indignation at | the government officials, who have been responsible for its tragic short- | age of ammunition, [ The full tragedy of this shortage has only been observed by the men at the front, who, with empty gun calasons, have helplpssly faced the coneeatrated artillery attacks of the enemy and have watched the assured progress of the German and Austrian trench builders un- | der their very positions without the pos- | sibility of stopping them. Avalanche of Critietam, These soldiers were determined, ex- perionced fighters, Russia's best troops, acquitting themselves with unu-u-.ll bravery in every bayonet action, but erip- pled and finally demoralized by insuffi- | clent ammunition and the knowledge that | it was this lack of ammunition that or- | iy | dered the continued retreat from one | position to another. The most rigidly censored press in the | world and a national and inherent inhi- | bitlon of free comment of any sort has | falled to check the aval he of critl- olem and the mccusations which have | been made against the government offi- | clals who are held responsible. For once expression of opinion in Russia has be- come free and unhampered. No attempt is made to conceal this re- proach against the methods of the bu- reaucrats who are accused of having | crippled Russia’s fighting strength. It Is not expressed alone by men of revolu- | tionary fnolinations or opposition ten- denci nor s It uttered in hushed | volces or secret places, but Is loudly and olamorously current everywhere among men of all parties and olasses. A prominent member of the Duma sald to an administration correspondent in Petrograd a fow days ago: “The Russlan people are on the threshold of a great awakening. Every- one in Russia, officers, civillans and ' moujiks, know why Russia has been | #ood the fighting | strength and spirit of the Russian troops | are as high as at the heclining of war. have been ivless at | rinan ar~ 1ive had inition that be sparingly used \Without un- derstanding the pecullar methods of the supply them with ammunition least realise that their govern- | At fault that they have been ment ble to defend and ds of thelr comrades & result of the delay in | unition. this present awaken- the people to the ourruption of their germs of the most Russia has ever | 43 H 1 1l § £ i i g: 3 E g s g i : i H i 5 sk : H | In three other California cities. I'HE BE Mrs. O. H. Aull ana Mrs. Kelvy of Omaha have been appointed members of the national committes of Russelr sto- the woma: ‘s section of the Navy League of the United States, to organize the lo- eal work of that body In arousing the women of the United States to the ne- cossity in the present days of stress and peril to work for the ends of patriotism and national defense, They will act in con- Junction with a body of more than a thou- sand of the most prominent women in every section of the United States num- Country Llfe rlk)ying, It's So Lonesome BTOCKTON, Cal., Sept, 14.—Country 1ife is dying in Amerlea because of the| drudgery of the farmer and the lonesome- | ness of his wife, according to Willlam E. | Smythe of San Francisco, adaressing the Twenty-second International Irrigation congress, which opened today in Stock- ton, & seven-day session to be continued | Executed Too Many Men to Suit Villa WASHINTONG, Sept. 14.—Confirmation of the execution of General Tomas Ur- bina by General Villa was received di- rectly from General Vilia today by Bn- rique Llorente, his agent here. Villa declared Urbina was executed be- cause he was insubordinate and executed all persons who Incurred his displeasure without any acruples whatever. TWO GIRLS SAY HEATON LOCKED THEM IN ROOM Charles Heaton of Scribner is being held at police headquarters station on a grave charge, preferred by 16-year-old Augusta Gray and Catharine Johnson, both of W8 South Twentieth. Heaton, the girls allege, represented himself ns a showman and promised them work. Upon the pretext of return- ing to the Keystone hotel for some velu- able papers, he got them to accompany him to his room, they said, and there he Just Apply This Paste and the Hairs Vanish (Helps to Beauty) A safe, le home treatment for the Auick removal of superfluous hairs from your face or neck is follows: Mix a SUff paste with some water and pow- dered delatone, apply to objectionabdie’ hairs and after £ or 3 minutes rub off,' in and the hairs are gone,! treatment Is unfalling and no pain or inconvenicnce attends its use,' but to avold disappointment be certay il : 5 supported by the will come as soon | X | that the evil is ac- | residue of German | i g i : t 4 : i ! : 2 g § i ; | | i - | | ? i i ¢ § LF] I ] | il you get genuine delatone.—Advertl ment, o p".y fy IN pfrlléu[s 5 ov’ 0l4 Bohemis—now ol able for the first time in En J giish dlrections. Get & cop and treat family and guests tc appetizing _sus Y/ (by mall, $1.10). J: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1915 Omaha Women in the U. 8. Nagg | | | 'S, .Bh;cbe bering among them Mrs. Willlam Cuming Storye, president general Daughters of the American Revolution; Mrs. Dalsy | MoLaurlr. Stevens, president general | Daughters of the Confederacy; Miss | Anne Morgan, Mrs, Phoebe Hearst, Mrs. Alexander Van Renselaer, Mrs. E. P.| Gardiner, Miss Grace M. Plerce, registrar of the Daughters of the American Revo- | lution; Mrs. Ralph Beaver Strassburger, Mrs. Medill McCormick, Mrs. George Dewey, Mrs, Thomas Edison, Mrs. George Lauder Carnegle, Mrs, George Harvey, Miss Julla Marlowe and others held them prisoners for meveral hours. Detectives Cunningham and Dolan broke Into the room and rescued the girls. Heaton was brought before Judge Foster this morning and bound him over to the district court. Safe Home Remedy for Skin Troubles Ecszema, ringworm and other ftching, burning skin eruptions are made worse by improper that one has to be very careful. 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