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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-28

ra que pagasen en- el segundo trimestre,
| antes que la Junta de Revision hubiese
1ecldldo sus primeras protestas. Con este
| motlvo, por I'm teCniciSmo de la lev, ell Te-
orero no puede devolver esas sumas, de
lcuerdo con la decision de la Tunta sin
}utorizacion legislative
FL Sr. Larrinaga propuso que Sc pidiese
la Comision de Hacienda la devolucion
lie una Resolution de la Camara aprobada
n la session ordinaria de la primera legis-
atura en- 1918, proveyendo para la devo-
ucion al Sr. Garcia Salgado, de ciertas
contribuciones que alega haber pagado de-
mas, sobre cierta fnca que al ser mesurada
de nuevo, Sc comprobo tenia una extension
menor a aquella por la cual habia sido ta-
sada. FL Sr. Larrinaga argument6 su mo-
clon, basandola en- el punto de la iusticia
" la honradez que deben caracterizar a to-
do gobierno.
II Sr. Barbosa, sin entrar a considerar
los meritos de la predicha resolucion. Sc
opuso a la mocion del Sr. Larrinaga Dor
razon de las condiciones economicas en- que
Sc encuentra ell Tesoro la necesidad abb
soluta de que la Comision de Hacienda
y Presupuesto del Consejo, y 10 que es mas
la Comisi6n Conjunta de Economic de am
bas Camaras, tengan complete conocimien-
de todas las asignaciones que puedan O
ieban hacerse para atender las obligaciones
} contratos hechos por ahora para ell en-
rante ano eConomico Habiendo el Auditor
'ollcitado que Sc diese la oportunidad la
omission de Hacienda para considerar el
lsunto el Sr. Larrinaga manifesto que no
enia objection clio y que por 10 tanto re-
iraba su mocion, conhando siempre en- que
Comision considerara el asunto tan prom
Sc 10 permitan sus multiples atenciones.
Y no habendo mas asuntos pendientes,
e levant6 la session hasta ell lunes a las dos
le la tarde
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-28
Teatro Municipal
DEBUT DE LA ZARZUELA.

La cOmpania de Zarzuela y Opereta
que dirige ell aplaudido primer actor
senior Puertolas, anuncia para esta no.
che ell debut con la opereta, en- dos ac-
tos, La Generala' y la revista de
gran espectaculo, Ell pals de las Ha.
das.
Ell programa es verdaderamente su-
gestivo.
En- la function de hoy Sc vuelve a
presentar al p1blico la notabilisima IT,
pie Consuelo Baillo, debutan dos pri-
meras tiples: Angeles Baillo y la Srta.
Marcili.
Ell debut de la gentilisima tiple CO
mica sehorita Arellano no Sc efectuara
hasta ell lunes, con la opereta Eva"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-28
Munoz Rivera

Celebramos vivamente que no hay
enido consecuencias graves, ell acci
lente ocurrido al ilustre periodista dol
Luis Munoz Rivera, de que ha informa
do toda la prensa EN- estos dias.
Nuestros lectores va saben como ocu
rio ell accidente y la manera como fu
atendido por los m6dicos que lie volvia
ron a Sd posici6n normal ell brazo dis
locado a consecuencia de una caida.
Ell senior Munoz Rivera esta va res
tablecido, 10 que ell BOLETIN celebri
con toda sinceridad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-28
x-FN-
Don Angel Barasorda

Nuestro querido amigo don Angel
Barasorda miembro muy distinguido
de la Colonia Espanola residente en-
Ponce, ha llegado aver San Juan y
hemos tenido ell gusto de saludarle. Ell
senior Barasorda cuenta aqui con mu-
chas simpatias.
Sea bien venido que Sc prolongue
su estancia entire nosotros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-28
Consejo Executive
SESSION DE AVER.

Abre la session las dos cinco minutes,
el Presidente senior Sanchez Morales.
Responder lista los consejeros senores
Larrinaga, Bonner, Barbosa, BANTER, Ira
vieso, Camunas Richardson Pitkin.
La Camara informa al Consejo que ha
aprobado los siguientes proyectos de lev,
los cuales envia para su consideration V
aprobacion.
P. de la c. 21.-Para derogar una lev
titulada LEY disponiendo el establecimien-
10 de una agencia comercial en- Barcelona.
ESpana, para la venta del cafe puertorri-
queno su protection contra los fraudes
y adulteraciones'' aprobada en- MARIO IS
de 1918.
P. de la c. 33.-Para enmendar la Sec
cion de la LEY para establecer una Uni
versidad de Puerto Rico, para enmendar
el articulo 973 del Codigo Civil para
otros fines, aprobada en- mario II de 1905
P. de la c. 48.-"Para elevar a la cate
soria de segunda clase ell Municipio de
Arroyo"
P. de la c. 51.-Para enmendar el pa
rrafo 4 de la ley titulada LEY para en-
nendar ell Capitulo II, titulo *, del C6di4
20 Politico y para derogar ciertas secciones
1el Codigo penal Y para otros fines, apro-
oadas en- MARIO 9 de 1905 en- mario de
1919, tai como fue enmendada por la lev
aprobada en- de agosto de 1913.
P. de la c. 56.-"Para autorizar al Mu-
nicipio de Ponce para invertir en- obras pu-
blicas municipales ell Is por 100 del so
brante del ejercicio anterior, de 1912-191}.
p. de la c. 65-Para enmendar la sec
cion 3 de la ley titulada LEY autorizando
los municipios para que comedian ell uso
de solares los que 10 solicitor para cons
truccion de edifcios en- ellos para legali
Ear las cesiones del mismo caracter hecha
por los municipios desde de julio de 1902
hasta la fecha que empece a regir esta
Ley para otros fines"
r. c. de la c. 6.-"Para pasar en- ven
la SUCCESSION de Don Adolfo Lespel
cinco hncas rusticas, propiedad del Pueblo
lie Puerto Rico"
r. c. de la c. 7.-"Asignando la suma
lie mil quinientos dolares para auxiliar a
as victimas del incendio ocurrido en- AilaS-
60, p. R., el IL de diciembre de 1918 que
1eban ser socorridas a juicio del Concejo
Municipal de dicho pueblo"
R. c. de la c. @
Ell Sr. Camuhas present6 ell c. B, 10,
Para enmendar la Ley No. II, aprobada
n MARIO Is de 1918, titulada "Ley para
nmendar una ley titulada, Ley para esta-
olecer TN Negociado del Trabajo y
para otros fines, aprobada en- MARIO IA de
1912"
Sc trajo a discussion la c. J. r. / auto
rizando al Tesorero de Puerto Rico para
reintegrar ciertas cantidades cobradas Ell
exceso, por concepto de patentes industria-
les y comerciales. Exphco ell Sr Tesorero
que esta ley Sc hacia necesaria en- virtud
del hecho de que ell primer trimestre Sc
cobr6 casi su termination antes de
reunirse la Junta de Revision de Patentes,
habian sido va formuladas varias protes-
tas. Procedi6se al cobro del segundo tri-
mestre y los contribuyentes afectados, pa
aaron sin protestar creyendo que su prime
protesta era igualmente APPLICABLE al ex-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-28
PERDIDA

En- uno de los carros del Condado sc
ha perdido un colgante de orc, con es-
maltes ncgra. Tiene un die con una
piedra negra y en- ella gravadas las le
tras L. F. g6ticas.
El que 10 entregue en- esta redacci6n
era gratifcado esplendidamente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-28
Camara de Delegados
SESSION DE AVER.

Empez6 a las cinco de la tarde con
veinte y cuatro delegados.
Aprobada ell acta de la session ante
rior el secretario di6 cuenta de las ST.
guientes
PETICIONES.
Las uniones de ofcios de Ponce, af-
liadas & la Federation Libre y la
American Federation of Labor, sollcl-
tando que antes de tomarse medidas
para enmendar 9 dergoar leyes relatl-
vas a instruction servicios p1bllcos,
Sc ordene una honrada y escrupulosa
investigation sobre las riquezas y rem
tas que tiene la Isla.
La Junta Escolar de Yauco, sollcitan-
do que Sc asigne .un cr6dito sufciente
para atender al sostenimientO de dlcho
curse durante los amos escolares de
1915 q 1916, en- adelante.
FL Concejo Municipal de Maricao,
adhiriendose a la ordenanza del Conce-
jo Municipal de Cabo Rojo, solicitando
que ell servicio de sanidad vuelva a los
municipios
INFORNIES Y COMISIONES.
La de Legislation recomend6 la apro-
baci6n sin enmiendaS de los P de la c
73, "a, IS y Sc; sin enmiendas, del
P de la C 80.
La de Hacienda recomend6 la apro-
baci6n del G Sc.
COMUNICACIONES.
FL secretario inform6 de una del 60
bernador INFERNO dando cuenta de que
ha aprobado la r C de la G 2 autori-
zando al Tesorero de Puerto Rico para
que reembolse al senior Jeremias Smith
(hijo), de Boston, determinado exceso
de contribuciones pagadas al collector
de Rentas Internas de Salinas, por
cuenta de los herederos de la selora
Eugenia Carlota Antony Antonetti
Tambien el secretario inform6 de
una communication del Tesorero remi-
tiendo los datos soIicitados por el seiior
Colberg respecto de ciertas contribucio-
mes de compaiiias Incorporates que pa
rece sc adeudan al municipio de Cabo
Rojo.
EN- PRIMERA LECTURA.
Fueron considerados por la de su IT,
tulo los siguientes proyectos de ley:
T. de la G. 94-Por el sefior Cauti-
no.-Para regular ell tanto por ciento
(percentange) de las denominadas
Bancas Alemanas que funcionan en-
los Hip6dromos de Puerto Rico.
P. de la G. 95.-Por los sefiores. Bar
cello y Colberg-Para reorganizar el
servicio de Sanidad.
R. G. de la G. 15.-Por ell sefior Yor-
dan Davila.-Para resarcir q don Lu.
cas- ?. Valdivieso, de Ponce, Puerto
Rico, de ciertos da1os causadosle Dor e.
Departamento del Interior.
G. 96.-Por los seiiores Arrillaea
Pujals Carlo y Vargas.-Para terminal
Ell trozo de carretera va empezado d.
Aguada Afiasco.
9. }. r. 7.-Resoluci6n Conjunta pa
ra autorizar al Tesorero de Puerto Ri
co para reembolsar ciertos pagos d,
mas, hechos q cuenta de patentes indus
triales y comerciales.
ORDEN DEL DIA
Continue discutiendose en- cornisi6l
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-28

$12300
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-28

Total
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-23
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

ntGfh.sup'r.nr Traction:
l3li Changes
t.".n I'" l..-... h'o,9Hl Inc SO $40
Louisville auI Nashville:
second w,. x July $Lui5uiO Dec SSG.OSO
lr'W July l....., 2,06l,2J5 Dec. l15,77O
Scuhp1I' AIR Line:
Second week July. .iOh3i7 Dec s9.oos
FROM July l....,. SS2,97S Inc. 5000
'lthiH nrsai southern Railroad:
'N''"hl week July. N3,i"S Dec. S5.237
rom 'hN l....,, l7o,A37 Dec. 1850
. lh',hn7'l, Vow orleans and Texas Pacilic;
r,ohd week july. SlSl 57S Inc. 5000
'ro'h july l.,.... 3G1,1oj Inc. 1885
BALTIMORE AND ONO.
Th- Baltimore and Onto Railroad Com
pany reports for June:
49, 1914, Changes
Tper; revenue. fSol,30S Dec. ti,2l4,l2t
iotAl oper' eAp7, 6,e7a,606 Dec $3.50
YET oper. rev, s52i,Ss7 Dec s77sbso
Fiscal year;
Dperi revenue ts1litr Dec a,iiissi
4o'al oper, ekps,, 72,05i 500 Dec l,72L74b
M spsr rev. ,aSssss4s Dec. Sa4I,us
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-23
MONEY IN NEW york.
Exchange q Cent Uisher-Csm
merciai Paper Dull and Firm.

The continued strength OF sterling .x-
change furnished the only int erestlng feature
~ the money market yestorday, demana
sterling rising &c higher -nd closing
lANinE tendency on liEht demand, but rates
were stationary Commercial paper, how
ever, gives no Indication or easing despite
the lisht offerings and rates hold steaey
can money on the floor OF the Stock ES-
change yesterday ruled at per cent The
high va, - per cent and tho low per
cent.
Tim. money- was unchanged Rate. were
p, per cent for sixty dsys, per cent. far
ninety DAYS. = per cent. Tor Tour months
maturitiHs
Commercial paper maintained firm tone
and was very duh. Rates were ~ per cent.
Ior sixty days sud four to ok months names.
Louis--Jc. premium. Minueapols--sOc.
premium. san FrinCisco-35c. premium.
Moutreal--4G sc. discount ChicaEo-.oc-
premium.
Stsrlln. exchange again advanced Rates
were 4.S52Of4 $3.50 for sixty days. tt71i y
$3.50 for demand and 4NS35 HAss4o for
cables
Money in London. l'smia. per cent
"a per cent Closing prices of cousols.
IS for money and - s-l6 Tor account.
Paris cables quoted the closing price ~
ren'e- a. 81 francs 40 confines Exchange
~ London. 30 francs la centimcs. P-i-
Nste rate Or discount In PARTS. . ~ per cent
PIGS Private rate. in Berlin. -, per cent
Commercial pfi,e Of bar silver In New
York b3iec.. London, .t@sd Mexican
silver dollars quoted a. ~ N t"c-
Sow York Clearing House statement. EN-
changes. S29l.4Sg.3Gl. balances, fl",H"tl /:
Sub-Trra%ury debit balance. iGli.s2i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-23
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. July e2.-The statement ~
the receipts aud pay warrants OF the Treasury
shows:
Yesterday. This month Fiscal yea
Receipts. ..... 81 .9ts, iS2 Soilll.M2 ;i.HINl
paw warrant. gSS5ls1 a. SOD rs - s1 25s
Deficit ...... $3.50 $50 SN go '''''
surplus.
Receipts from customs YESTERDAY $50 ''., m.
ternal revenue, ordinary. sac. 3ol: corporal on
tax. 81 81. and miscellaneous, t>I.sl.
National bank notes received for redemption
$40 go
The cash statement OF the United safes
Treasurer for July q shows
- IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-23
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

New Haven, Lehish Valley end Missouri
Pacific were the particularly weak stocks
on the Consolidated Stock Exchange The
last named touched early In ths day a
new low record price Of ek.
So far as tho general INST was concerned
Il was tho comment on tho floor that II
acted we'll IN tho face OF overnight disturb
ing news. Tho special weakness Of MIS-
souri, Pacific was. in the opinion Of tradera
sympathetic" with the failure OF the
Rock Island plan. On the $50 O'Clock
opening call tho price changes from Tues
days closing figures generally represented
fractional declines. New Haven, how
ever. sold on the call at 52k TO 5lf. tho
latter being its final call price and repre-
senting Il decline from Tuesday of "a
points In the after oall trading New
Haven did not change hands under . y.
Union l'acihcs low was 1874 on the call
down 4 OF point from Tuesday. Union
Pacific warrants We're dealt In during tho
day at 30 to 30 7-l6. Steel which WA
most active did not sell above 81 s..
Transactions In all stocks totalled 1880
shares.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-23
'ER dividend.

Where q "o'' follows
a quotation II ind
Gates a bid OF offer
Tor 10 shares.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-23
VOTE FOR RAW SUGAR TRADING.
CsHes Exchange Managers Approve
ChanEe-Membcrs 90 ACT.

The board NJ managers OF the New
York Coffes Exchange voted yesterday to
adopt tho proposed amendment to the by
laws which provides for trading in raw
sugar for future delivery, the market on
The exchange floor opening with call
at II clock A. NJ. and closing AZ 2 $40
T.. NJ. The matter will be presented 70
the members to be voted on by ballot on
August II. and II carried trading will be
nauguTatcd on September /.
II In proposed To trade in 30 ton lots
~ sugar, with fluctuations OF one one.
hundrcdth OF u cent. There is every prob
ability, it was said yesterday, that the
exchange members will accept tho view
OF the board OF managers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-23
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

Tn. Wisconsin Edison Company and sub
sidiary companies report for the six months
ended June 30 a total operating revenue ~
s433O.iT-. as ard'us' Fi.l3iG1A fCr a similar
period Of the preceding year. The net in
como was siGl-,>to, which compares with
sl,b4I2lt for tho Hrst SIX months OF 1913
FOR the twelve months ended June 80 lSll
the total operating revenue was SS,I62, EOS
rs against -. 90 for tho preceding twelve
months The net income was S3,5S9, 232
which compares with S322732j for the pre-
,edus twelve months.
The Great Western Power System reports
FOR June total uuerttiuE revenue OF $2l3,354,
a7 against t--t.Nl1 Cor June, 1913. The net
income was flGflG1. which compares with
N55N,3 for the same month OF the proceed
.nE year.
TIE trr...' master appointed by the
lnIti .tN.. District court at san
NrHH"''.n N.r made report holding
.I4' IRE cent san Francisco gus
'''" Re- .,H'-."i'ry officials NJ the Pacific
'tH "rI i.'.. 'rtc Company say that the
1as'"r h.s mot ouly reversed his former
"piu hY- 'Erf lo IN. retained an tho
..r'Ig pH.s'. o. favor ~ this company con-
'alr"I in H.e u..g.uh report to the court
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-23
BALTIMORE G. OHIO INCOME CUT.
Report shows Losses In June aud
During Past Year.

Tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pnny made public yesterday its detailed
report of gross and net earnings for June
md the entire fiscal year. As forecast at
the recent meeting of tho directors here,
heavy losses are shown The total on
Grating revenue for June was s7,SOl, 1903,
as compared with S9,O15,427 for June.
1913, decrease Of s1,21i,124. The total
operating revenue for the twelve months
WAS S97,4ll,4il, rs compared with slOl,-
55Gl32 for the preceding twelve months, a
decrease Of :t,1i4,G9l,
Through economies In expenditures for
maintenance Of way, transportation and
equipment the management reduced total
operating expenses by S1,72t745. the com
pony's net operating revenue for 1ne yoa r
was S25,356,5iS, ms against s27,7-6,49i for
1873, n decrease of s2,i19,Oi6.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-23

M sysr rev. ,sSsssss Dec. Ia1I,s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-23
BROKERS FIND PEAS AT BATTERY
Report New bumper Drop Too Lat,
at Stock Exchange.

Two brokers who had been for a walk
about town rushed onto the floor OF tho
New York Stock Exchange just before
tho closing hour yesterday afternoon with
the news that tho city had ploughed up
Battery Park and sowed crop OF cow
peas. They asserted that they had seen
half dozen flourishlng patches OF grow
ing peas. that park laborers had told
them others would he up in few days
and that all signs pointed to the gather
ing of Il fine crop in the fall.
Runners were sent out and soon re-
turned with confirmation OF the news. by
that time, however, the market had closed
aud there WAS no rise In tho price OF city
bones for the day.
One broker recalled that Mayor Mitchell
had been In conference with President
Wilson recently and suggested that posi-
bly, tho Battery Park pea crop would he
used to meet the luncheon needs of the
wall Street district while bankers, brokers
and their employees are waiting for the
psychological depression to end
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-23
BID AND ASKED PRICES.

laows anaa,on & acoc. bla or oer tor 10 snare.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-23
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR
TX DIVIDEND

Company and Term. stock
Atlanta Terra Gotta, quarterly, ptd
Consolidation cual company,
quarterly ..,..r.t,.,. ,...t... ------
Portland thrrEOul Gas and
coke, quarterly.,..,...., pfd
DIVIDENDS PAYABLE
charles Warner Company OF
Delaware uuarterly .......... ND
psiswars Observation-Disclosures
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-23
r.. j. BaIdiris Gets $4,000 city job

Commissioner William Williams OF IN"
Department OF Water, Gas and bleo,
tricitv appointed Edward j. Baldir's "
secretary Of the department yesrernsy
The Mace paws $4,000 yearly. Mr.. Baih'
iris WAS an examiner IN tho Tenemr1s
House Department lie Is graduats
OF the New York University and lives ~
800 East l67th street. Tho Bronx
The Forrest City times., 1914-04-10
DARK CORNER

Mornin', Mr.. Editor: Say. when is
all of this jungled up weather going
to break up? It's first this, and then
that, and ] don't see what it means
by the way It's doing
\. A. Fisher is suffering consider
ably from his fight with the fire.
They say "a burnt child breads fire."
so, Anderson, | guess you will shun
fire from this on.
Mr. Bob CUwan was over chatting
with Mr.. j. Z. Hardin Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. S. W. Cowan has had a relapse.
lie has been confined to his bed for
about three weeks, but we hope to
see him up again soon.
Well, boys, the goth is drawing
near, when we will have to go to
planting that cotton seed.
Mr.. J. p. Hardin, wife and son,
Donaghey, visited Mr. s. w. Cowan
and family Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. W. j. King visited Mr.. }. p.
Hardin Sunday morning Call again
w j
Mr.. Britten Castor. Of L'Anguille
township, visited Dark Corner Sun
day. Call again, old man.
Corn planting is in full swing.
That's right, boys, push it along.
Mr., f. A. Austin and wife visited
Mr.. 5. W. Cowan and family Sunday
evening. Come again.
Mr.. j. d. Hardin visited Wynne
junction Friday.
The Cowan brothers are repairing
a house. | guess that means Brother
Bob Cowan's folks will soon be here.
Wen be glad to see them come.
j. a. Reed was seen proudly driv-
ing up the road Sunday evening in
that rig.
Say, my good people, We ought to
build up our neighborhood-hav
preaching, Sunday school and singing
1t will take all of that, and more, 10
build it up. From little acorns big
trees grow" and from little neigh
borhood big one can grow.
Mr.. J. 7. Hardin is breaking a fine
young mule this week. He's a bird.
Mr.. John Moore is the oldest look.
| ing fellow | ever saw since he got
married The Twin Oaks.
The Forrest City times., 1914-04-10
The White Slave Menace.

The international Anti White Slave
Association, under the auspices OF the
ministers and churches of this city,
will address the people Of Forrest City
on this 10Th Century Crime, as follows;
Sunday, April 10, Rev. A. G. Voight,
of Stanton, Va, will address gen
eral mass meeting at IL O'Clock, at
the Methodist church, on The Dark
and DevIlish Doings of the White
Slave Vampire " AT 3 pm, in the
PRESBYTERIAN church, a mass meeting,
for men only, on The Man Who Pad
died His Own Canoe" or a National
PERIL
Wednesday, April -, Rev. S. f.
Belts, Of Oklahoma City, will address
Women onlp, at 3 pm, in the Meth0-
dist church, on The Blast and Blight
of Beauty" and at s p. m, in the Bap-
| list church on white Slavery what
it is, where it is and what it is doing,
and its cure. "
The nation and the civilized world
is aroused on this awful question, and
the time for action has arrived.
There will be no admission fee to
any of these services, but silver offer
ing will be received for the great work
of the Association. These speakers
and workers have campaigned in over
- towns and cities in the last six
months, among them are Little Rock,
Hot Springs, Texarkana and others.
Don't fail TO hear them and remem-
Der the dates, April - and %
The Forrest City times., 1914-04-10
Our Mutual Girl
Third Reel, Friday April II, New
Imperial.

III peIldl
Margaret Miss Norma Phillips.
The plot thickens in the third reel
of "Our Mutual Girl" The Count
accompanies the ladies, Margaret and
her aunt, on a shopping tour, and
their automobile is Swallowed by de-
tectives. The country boy is leading
the search party, bent on tracking
down the smuggler. A few days later,
leaving the PlaZa-the Count with
them-the country boy follows them.
and climbs over the back of the auto
mobile. He stops the car, and detec.
tives, swafming aboard, search the
Count. They find nothing upon him,
however, as, in the dilemma he has
slipped the diamond necklace-re-
Gently passed TO him by the two
women, passengers on the lately ar
rived steamship - into Margaret's
mut. She goes home. innocent of
the jewel being in her possession
indignant at the treatment the Count
has been subjected to-and altogether
mystified what can be the meaning
of it all.
The Forrest City times., 1914-04-10
Check Your April Cough

Thawing frost and April rains Chill
you to the very marrow, you catch
cold-head and lungs stuffed-you are
feverish-cough continually and feel
miserable-you need DR.. Kings New
Discovery. 1t soothes inflamed and
irritated throat and lungs, stops
leaves leaves and you feel hne. Mr. Mr. ]. +.
Davis, of Stickney Corner, Me, WAS
cured of dreadful cough after doc
tors treatment and all other rene.
dies failed Relief or money back
Pleasant-Children like it, Get a
bottle today. soc and sl,00, at your
druggist
Bucklens Arnica Salve for all Sores,
The Forrest City times., 1914-04-10

STRAYED-From my farm, one
and half % miles west of Good
win, Ark, one light, bay horse mule,
l64 hands high, II years old; also one
light bay or mouSe-colored horse mule,
49, hands high, 10 or II years old
Win pay s. each for them or any in
formali ion leading TO their recovery
Riley Harrison Co.
The Forrest City times., 1914-04-10
Found a Cure for Rheumatism

Il suffered with rheumatism for
two years and could not get my right
hand TO my mouth for that length Of
time" writes Lee L. Chapman,
Mapleton, Iowa. Il suffered terrible
pain so could not sleep or lie still at
night. Five years ago | began using
Chamberlain Liniment and in two
months ] was we'll and have not suf-
fered witt rheumatism since For
sale bY all dealers.