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Washington. June is.-pey in con-
gress.
Senate; Met at noon.
Authorized nn investigation OF cl,ar,-
ges that the senate's letter paper was
misused In q, gold mine promotion.
kilograms from. New York bankers
denying charges made by Senator
Smith, OF Michigan. in connection
with NIcaraguan tond Issues. were
read at the request of Senator O'Gor-
man.
Banking committee called on the
treasury department for nil informa-
ton In cOpneGtinn' with President
Wilson's nominations to the Federal
reserve hoard. 49, :
+ Amendments to the naval bill were
disagreed to and the measure went
back again to conference with the
house.
Considered without action right OF
Mississippi! Choctaw Indians to shnre
tribal funds Of Oklahoma Choctaws
and ,Chickasnwa. ~
Adjourned at 5:35 p. m. to noon Sat-
urday.
- House. Met at IL n. m.
Debate was resImed on the Dyer
Gillselection contest In the twelfth
Missouri district. A-sE-,l. -. -: y.
Passed resolutions unseating l.. C.,
Dyer, Republican, . and declaring
Michael j. Gill, democrat, Legally ,elec-
tod as representative from the 18th
Missouri district.
!. Representative Gill took the oath OF
Office. .sS IA,
Adjourned ati5:as to noon, Saturday.
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Bark !. ..Eed at Sen.

Gulfpoft.M =! Juno 18.ATotal loss
at sea, OF tho Norwegian bark Ingeb-
dorg, which :,,.lled, fom this port for
sRosario Ar: Antina. abous sixty days
ago. has be IL reported here. Accord
ing to the report. .,.the vessel was set
on fire AFR Captain Hansen and the
crow hat been taken off by tho Brit
isht Etenmsr Ha&khaad, weathaund
for SaiiFrancisco. %Hhs cargo conaiat-
ed principally OF lumber and was valu-
ed at $4,000. e
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Money On Call !
Z 80 SasA q Z ~ ~.

New York. June .le. .AkMeucaritiIe
paper, 3 1A2 a IL. q ,stss;;seG, H.
Sterling steady; 60 days -aS6,ab ], sie-
hanG aS7.9 go -. ,,.S ~ ,,,a.;s:
u Commercial bills ass 7.8, -. a.. 49, 81
Bar silver 65 d,2. t.,s q 4 -, M
Mexicani dollars AZ I.2. x 4: ~; =;
Goyernment bonds steady: failroad
bonds irregular. Il q. ~ III.
~ Call money steady 1s3-4'aa2; ruling
:rate1 S-4 ,sclosing 4 3-A 5a $. Z Ss;e.fs
Time loans steady 60 dayss2 III: !:
80 days . si-2 q t8-A: aix months 9 { 1eA
ala. IS ~ ~ & .s5 f:;i. 5s;ii.
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! Cheap Floor saatn...

q "a very iheSpe pensive ssstain can be-
lEade from. burnt timber. and hot We
,tef. Five cehtB' wofthtto sthe burnt
urhber Will stain' 'seyefal tl0ors: that 10.
aRhere o rug Is used fdt :eth6s Gshtst,-
:Ponf the hot wa ter over the burnt
tihbef, littio Ut q time, TIL it Id thor.
bugliy .dlssllyad ads Use assiuaftl riiiot
'water. to Ave cer,ts worth ysaf uinbar;
that makes q pretty dnrksbDwn sstain.
tset Il dry. then rub On any .soad iaofl
WAY and polish. IS ii a &c 3 b, ,.
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Tobacco Officers.

Lexington. Ky,g June l9. ni.e United
States Tobacco Association today tfel-,
-ected the following offlcers. Preai-
dent, T. M Gatflgan .s6f Richmond,
Va: flrst pico president. w. u. Petty.
Lexington, KY; second Vice presisient,
fl. p. Watson. Watson. IN. >:ssthird
vide president. Il .P., E8gleton. prAltes
Branch, Val secretary fEeaEnrer. G..
e. Webb. Winstom4s sslem, n. C.
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Kansas City. June 49, Kansas City
made 1t three Om OF four by winning
today's game from baltimore. s TO a.
Hiiuorc.c double with Chadbourne on
second hcoeed the winning run la the
ninth. ~it,a ,a.i4t
Score
baltimore :. t63 COO lI0--i l3-1
Eansas 'thty.. l0I toy c0l--5 II
"sGEgs, Smith and .IurkIltsch: l.. Pack
ard. StO..e and Eaatcr!".
st. LGGin. June 49, ErGohlyE took
it's third victory from 81: Louis in the
last game '0f JiI" serias today. Sto &C.,
Evans holzS 'rnn with the bases f,.l
Savc tho 'yla.tEsi q lead Ill .;hc third
inning. :,;,r .t i.,ues
Score
Eroo.sl"E .... .Lni 10 tn2 8 !? 3
ST Lou 80. -. G1l itli dL0-6 @ 2
Marion and Owens: Davenport. Her
bert and simon.
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Emharraaslna.

Miss BLANK WHR natsyonng when .ahe
was smatried. t@herefose, thu einnocant
question aof "a little. sneislfhori proved
an..sying. .1 "AvhyI show nics,of yousto
bring me ffo&eye. .ItmmIel was tina
way the.tr6uble stated And aash 4
surprise. too: don't think; I.ever,hata
such a niae surpsiae before 10 sallfmy
lifs.''@, Not even ftwhenf fydu gdt sn1ar.
risdr asksd the wteseysd chiId
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SITUATION BAD, :
An Attorney Says Chicago Bank Fail
overwhelmingly; he Morse.
s.... fJ2x,rA.p O.. nj uf s,<3 y2rooo

.arestsouldi ilinraiy Re Worse.
:i.S eByAsscoiated Rress.yc
Chicag0, June l9.-Aiaclay Eoyne.
states, attorney, announced tonight he
would hegin an ipmediate yinvostiga-
tion. of the affairs Of the, sIla Salle
Street Trust and Savings tBank to- de-
tromine III criminal charges would be
brought against Its officers.
The banks -affairsi now are in the
hands OF w. c. Nibiack. %lce president
Of tho Chicago -iiss and Trust Com
pany, appoirlsd receiver today. HIS
bond was fixed atAS2, SOC. .000,
The states, attorney .said he had
been drawn into the bank -investiga-
ton by complaint Of -criminnlity
brought by dcpositor. +
81 know the situation, now" he ad-
ded. "and don't see how it could be
worse." t
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PhotocranlaYs Eleefed.

Atlanta, Ga; June -19.-Tndlanapolis
today was selected as tho convention
city for 1918 aty the Photographers
Assoc!auon Of America ;ft zinc closing
ssssiom 4! Its arnual corkcn; ion .hcre
maanf." nos,ar T"cyrn. n m 0s,d pniiilna a.
philadelphia. Pa. Vice presidents; and
R. Nv. Hols:nger. charlottesville. Va.
'trensurcr. - :;,.i
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Cottto1, Seed Oil.
, r.ii:- s,iset RI, = i,F- :,

New York. June 19..The cotton
seed oil market was easier today, re-
flecting liquidation OF July, favorable
weather report In the cotton belt,
which led to;the talk oF the offerings OF
new crude and slow, consuming de-
mand. Much OF thet rade was switch-
ing from July. to the later months.
Closing prices were points higher to
3 points net lower, mith sales OF 5000
barrels.
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Liverpool Cotton

Liverpool. June 19---Cotton spot
easy; good middling 722; low mid
ding 720; Sales 1900; speculation.and
rexpOrt,' 200; receipts 10,00V ei. So
Futures barely steady. June 735.
and July ZIG; July and August III:
August .1and September, 702; October
and November 672 1-2; December and
January G22 1-2; January and Febru-
.ary 863: March and April Is. i,T is
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nlaacss .lsubhe, Tree 81 All.

What,fisp believed, % ,be the iargest
rubber tree In .the worth stands In the
titerritoryEiof Acre. on Tho
frontier OF BOLIVIA. Its stem Is 27 feet
q ITO Inches ;in' circumference at the
base. F0f 1a0 days every Year ,hia
colossus Gives ~. pounds OF tubber q
day. At present prices fins hvtnss In
81. .l6D' q year. orr o fair inte4vst ON
about $4,000. to dts owners. a family
pf seven 6erinRuelEns.
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Grain and Provisions

Chicago. June 10.-Big export bus
mess here and higher prices ut Liy-
erpool kept the wheat market today
on the advance. The close was steady,
3-S to.l-2 above last night. The out
come In corn was 3+8c OFF to six
teenth up and for oats 1-8 to 1-8ai-4
net gain. Provisions finished all the
way from 10c to rise of 2 1-2 a &c:
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Died ri His Kew.

Columbia June, e,1sa.I7HOward. Horace
Beard for aG years tn the. service OF
the Observation-Disclosures. Company
dief'suddenly tijs ,iu0rning ut! hi5
Key at aibbes Machinery Co. q 'siih.
station Of :the Columbia office of the
Western Unions fieSewha q native
or York county. q, = .~' :. .zs:a.y
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hereby announce myself candi-
date for the office OF probate Judge of
Anderson; :Gauptyss. subject to the rules
and to tire result of the Democratic
primary. VICTOR B. CHESHIRE.
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No.tlh Carolina League

At AsheviIle 2; Raleigh !. Gerst
gnnie.l -,i',''i' f"i*ir'
Al Ashevllle 5: Ruleigh 4. tseconh
gRme.) ,slirt,1;t "i''ii.''
Al Durham &: Greensboro /. first
gameD,.fhbu ''it'i.,si."t
Durham 0; Greensboro, 81 second
ganle:l 30 80 :,i'ric},sn'
Al, Winston salem'9: Charlotte 5.
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hereby announce myself Il candI-
date for commissioner for Honea
Pnth, BcltOn. broadway aud Martin
townships. District',N0, a., subject TO
the rules of.the.demoaratic primary
L. Nv. F.. TOWNES
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hereby announce myself candi-
date for county commissioner for the
third section. consulting OF G.ryin.
Brushy Creek. Williamson AID Hope
we'll township3. subject 10 tho action
OF the democratic primary.
f.a r II. A. FOSTER.
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The friends OF r. A. Mul!k!n hcTs-
by announces him as candidate for
county Commissioners from district
composing .Hopewell. Brushy Creek.
Garvin and yVilliamston. Subject to
the rules and government. OF the DEM
ocratfc Primary. -f@5
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NATIONAL

Al Boston 4; ST. Louis j.
Al Brooklyn Pittsburgh rain.
AT New York q: Cincinnati 0.
At Philadelphia :; Chicago s. no
tnnings.j
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hereby announce myself candi-
date for supervisor Of Anderson oOun
ty, subject to the rules OF democratic
primary. &. A. MARTIN.
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hereby announce myself cnndi-
date for re-efectiun as rGommissionei
for District No. A., comprising Honea
Path, Martin. Bolton and broadway
township. subject to tho rules of the
Democratic primary. it.~ ,.>.
s.z' ,UrtoN J. M. Dunlap.
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South Atlantic
'iiirrlt.stOiI- 9: Aur. Istn n.

At Ciiirrh.stoir g: Aur. 18TH n.
At Savannah 9; Columbia =.
AT Columbus 8; Jacksonville O..
first game.)
AT Columbus.:.; Jacksonville /. (acc-
ond gome!) ,.,t
At Macon /: Albany 8, first same)
game)
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New York. June 30 Charles Her
zog. former third baseman OF the
New York team. made his first appear
unce today ON the Polo Grounds as
manager Uf the Cincinnati team and
received ii great ovation His team
was shut oui easily by the champions.
6 TO g. i;ain ieil through tho game
Score.
Cincinnati :. 0CC 900 00D--G .
New YCik 0lO 020 02x--6 . y
AnieG. E0estncr and Clarke; Mar
Guard and Meycra.
.-,-----------
Philadelphia. June 10 poorly
played game here Today was won by
Chicago in the tenth inning. to :.
Becker made another home run, hi
third in three .,ucce3sive games
Score
Philadelphia .U3O G0o t1uD - :;
.Xabcl. Lavender. Cheney aid .;.cd-
ham: Jacobs. EiXty. Mayer and Burns.
..Ed I.iii!fer.
EOatOn, j inc ty.--I:O.itOn Won from
ST. Louis today I to =, liz u p.arl" .,ia;
lHste,i tMu .haai 2. and forty seven min
utes. Il record for the season, here.
Manager HuaEln:i. of st. l-onia. and
iIvers. n. l3n:tcn. were put OF thc iiol!
Tor diSputinH dcc:sion...
ST. Louis. 80. 400 6Gl0 U;0-yl II
Boston -. -. uUh tlU 2iXIt ]:
Gringer. Sallec and Snyder: Rudolph
James and aiuwdy.
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hereby announce myself candi-
date for commissioner, from ! District
No. 2, comprising .Pantileten ins7aock
Mills, Fork tfhi 'Centerpiile townships.
subject to, the .ruleH of the democratic
primary. y, IS. HOBSON.
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! hereby announce myself can
didate for the Office OF county super
visor 0f Anderson comfy. subject to
the rules governing the democratic
primary. y, III. VASUIVE.H.
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1 hereby announce myself es cum
didate for eIGinty TFahsnrer of An
derson county atibjsct 10 rths rules of
tho Democratic party ii IA s,;s, b
hh titsJAG0B o. BOLINGER.
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At Petersburg 2; Norfolk ). Uirst
gurne.t
At POrtsnouth 4; Newport News j.
At Petersburg 70; Norfolk .. tsec-
and Eamc.)
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REALM OF SPORTS
AMERICAN {.

AT ST. Louis 6; Philadelphia Q.
At 'Datrnit 3; Washington 2. 90 In
nings.I
Al CleveIandN New York rain.
AZ Chicago .: B03ton =.
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J Il hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the State Senate. from Ander-
son county, subject to 'the rules OF the
Democratic primary.
81 30 ott sf Clint Summers, Jr
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hersby ann ounae myself candi-
date for Cohkross from dthei iThird Cen
gresstonal District sukjcdt I. to the
rules OF ssheS democratic party. va>,5
\. .sE ss.@ ~ 0HN "A. HORTON. x
,.S.,s {. u Bolton. 8. C. !,
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FOR PROBATE JUDdE

w. P. Nicholson is hereby announc-
ed as u candidate for reelection to
the Office OF Probate Judge. subject
to the ruler OF the democratic pri-
mary
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7 hereby announce myself a candi-
date; for the office OF Probate Judge for
Anderson county. subject to the rules
of.the Democratic Primary.
II IT HOLLAND
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I hereby announce myself u candi-
date for County Treasurer. subject to
the rules .of the Democratic, primary.
ds...s, .ss.,,s,t.. s,s.sW. A. ELItOD.
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FOR STATE SENATOR

FOR STATE SENATOR
4 hereby announce myself q candl-
date,for State Senator from Anderson
County, subject to the rules OF the De-
motratic primary election.
- az J. l.. SHERARD.
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hereby anhounce myselta candi-
date for Probate Judge OF Anderson
County subject to the rules OF the
dsmocrtic primary. w. F. cox
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Il hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the office OF Judge OF pro-
bate for Anderson county. subject to
the rules governing the democratic
primary election. -
y sda w. II. FRIERSON.
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FOR COMMISSIONER

n. A. -l....An VI Fork township is
hereby announced for commissioners
for Section One. comprising Fork.
Rock Mills. Pendleton and Centerviiie
tOwnaMps. PIP 9
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I + hereby announce myself q caIiei-
date for the House OF fsI.apresentatfses'
from Anderson county subject To the
rules iof the democratic primary.
Z ~ (. RUFUS FAINT, JR.
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER
I hereby isnnounces,hysolt'a oandi-
date for county treasurer. subject ito
the rules ofnhe Democratic party.
II .;J.,.MNRNERs KING.
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international League

At baltimore 3: Montreal
At Providence A., Rochester l..
Al Newark-To-onto ruin.
At Jersey City-BuffalO rain!
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Greatly Reduced
Passenger Fares
GTeenyit;e, Spartahbulg & Anderson
IN = ,.1 al
Railway. ia.

,cil = ,.,5T nj
Railway. ,r IS,
rRoa .AsplEgES:aS1s,,s AM u :a sc. ..,s' 81
Atlantn, Ga.. .$4.ss
AErual convention Photographers :.
Asroc'ation Of America. Tickets on :.
sale June II. i4th, final limit June -,
...;th, 1914. - stt"'..... .;tr.i ~,
TORONTO, CANADA ,$s1.00 :,
Tenth annual convention Associat- ="
Ell Advertising Clubs or America :
Tickets OH snle June 18th. 10Th -
and goth; final limit June 80, 1914.
KNOXVILLE, TENN. -. $685.
Summer School Of the South. Uni -
versity OF Tenncssee!e Tickets on ~
sale June 21st, .22nd,a 23rd. eth :
2Sth. July 5fh. 9th. 11th and 18th:
final limit fifteen days unless ex-
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CHICAGO, ILL. ..:....... .$es.eO ;
International Sunday School Con- -
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June 22nd. 23rd, 24th;. final limit
July 3rd, 1914.
Atlanta ua.. .$3.S0
Young Peoples Congress. Tickets !. ),
on snle July Gth.,. 7th; final limit :,
July 18th, 1914. 49, ,..,..
Ask about our Sleeping car service
to Atlanta. ,.y!''i- AIS ,%c~
l.. @.a c. 3. rAllee, !.
Gen. Pasa. Agent Greenyille, s. c..
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hereby announce myself Cnndi.
date for county supervisor. subject t.
the Democratic primary.
j. MACK KING.
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RIanding .l,asc l.0n.Inucd.

BIanding Case Continued.
ChIcago, Jane l9.-The Federal
Leagues suit to cnjoin Pitcher bland
ing. of the Cleveland Americans,
which was to haveibecn completed to-
day. was continued, TO July Il.
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SOui:.J ,RN i.EAGIJE

A. Atlanta q. Chattanooga
ftt mbbii0 2: rptfbliui,v .
~ Icwa6rlGans 5 a;sii!rminGliam >.
40 Gthcps scheduled. r
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American Association

= -s' LAY -: :. iii ~. it-s;
At milwaukee, y: ,nh'srar oils =.
At st. :nu,:%l' Cleveland :!
At m.hN.a oil, I: Crliaif ~; .
At kansaE cHv .: I.uui ..lle ..
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REPRESENTATIVE

Il hereby announce myself as q cam
,dldate for House OF Representatives
from AndersOn tcounty, aub1eot to the
rules -uf .the democratic party.
i5 - s9ls, 81 s.;,, OSCAR ID. GRAY.
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FEDERAL

At Kansas City ); baltimore 1.
At ST. Louis i; Brooklyn s.
AT lndiauapolis-E -Euffaio rain.
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TORONTO, CANADA. .$s1. 90

Tenth annual convention Associat-
Ell Advertising Clubs or America.
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and goth; final limit June 80, 1914.
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p. -
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hereby announce myself cnndi-
date for the office Of Auditor. subject
to the rules of the Democratic pri
mary j. X. G. GInIFFIN.
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FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR
hereby announce myself a candi.
date for County Supervisor OF Ander-
son county. subject to the rules Ol
the Democratic primary.
TItOS. B. KAY.
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O O O @ O O o O o O O O O O
O Candidates For o
o County Offices o
O O o O o o O o o O o q O o

FOR AUDITOR
hereby announce myself candi-
date for County Auditor. subject ito
the rules OF the democratic primary.
iIl. A.. Abrams.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-15

wheat has been reduced in, Europe on
account OF the war 30 the increase In
the United States Is more than counter
balanced and everything points to long
war.
RaIIroads and Capital.
In some places the indications of an
Improvement IN business, Observable in
the last few days are considered as
cause or apprehension rather than en-
couragement, because OF the possible ef-
feet on the application OF the railroads
for an increase Of rates II is argued
that II the interstate Commerce Commits
sioners see good reason TO expect a re-
viyaI in business, they will take the
ground that conditions have not changed
materially since the previous application
Of the roads was refused, and that, there
fore no new cause exists to justify a
different ruling in the present case than
that made in the last. ..
Such contentious miss the real point Of
the argument of the roads. The demand
of the transportation companies was
based chiefly on the money situation, and
the certainty that capital will be dear
for q long time to come. In this respect
no change can be expected. Money may
become a little easier, and II may Do
possible to obtain short term loans at
comparatively low rates; but II in view
of the competition Of new issues, during
and after the war, investors will insist
on big returns, and will be in position
to obtain them. Unless the railroads can
offer more attractive terms than under
present conditions, they will not be able
to obtain their requirements.
wIEEIn Makes Gold Gail.
Albert H. Wiggin, president of the
Chase National Bank. of New York, and
chairman OF the gold fund committee,
yesterday stated that the plan Of the
S1OC. 900. 900 gold fund had been declared
operative, and that a call had gone for
ward to the various clearinghouse COM
mittees in cities subscribing to the fund
requesting that a first installment of .
per cent be forwarded to the gold fund
committee in New York.
The call as received here is as follows:
Referring to this committees letter OF
2, please forward Immediately on
receipt of this telegram to the gold fund
in New York, in accordance
with the methods suggested in our letter,
the first call of . per cent OF the amount
by the institution in your as
socistion. Please wire a confirmation Of
the amount Of the 25 per cent, and when
and how shipment will be made.
please send also, II not already for