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The Huttig news., 1914-02-28


 Colonel Goethals comes to Pres 5dent Wilson's rescue by saying that we should never permit the Canal to be used free by one nation while we impose tax on another. That is the view taken by all patrl- otic Am ericans who believe in the square deal. No matter what nigh sounding political platform phrases written for popular con- sumption may say, this country cannot afford to abrogate a treaty which states plainly in purport. if not in so many words, that the
The Huttig news., 1914-02-28

A Missouri man advertises for wife weighing 800 pounds and who is six feet tall. Some people sim ply can't get along without boss.
The Huttig news., 1914-02-28

The man who takes advantage of another man because he is in po- sition that is temporarily unassaila- ble is not much of citizen.
The Huttig news., 1914-02-28

Blessings sometimes come in pe-
 culjar disguises. An eastern man lost SIS worth of chickens one night few days ago. The next morning he found purse contain ing $9O, left by the thief who. evil dent.y, was in a hurry to get away.
The Huttig news., 1914-02-28

A magazine paragrapher remarks that some people are like wheel barrows: They have to be pushed. And others are like wagons: They never get anywhere without pull.
The Huttig news., 1914-02-28

square deal shall be assured on every occasion. The opening of the Canal gives us an opportunity to show our sincerity.
The Huttig news., 1914-02-28
WHAT THEN?

'What's the correct thing in stock ings this season ?"
 "Well, surely not ones arm, you stupid
The Huttig news., 1914-02-28
MEx-UP.

"Those children can't be treated homeopathically."
 ''They are, indeed, pair of kids one can't handle with gloves"
The Huttig news., 1914-02-28
 LEAN POCKET.

"Why are you in such hurry for the new currency
 1.-The little supply that I had of the old Is almost exhausted"
The Huttig news., 1914-02-28
Notice.

The Union Saw Mill Company will pay $5O.OO as reward to any one, not in it's employ, who will fur nish information from which any aarson shall be convicted of dapre- aaulng or trespassing upon the tim Der of said Company.
 This lst, day of February. 1906.
 UnloN SAW MILL Go.
 By F. ". Soott,
 Secy. and Ire as
The Huttig news., 1914-02-28

It is easy for good man to make a bad break.
The Huttig news., 1914-02-28
TOWN OFFICIALS.

The following are the duly elected of- ficials of the incorporated town of Hut tg:
 Mayor-C. T. Thompson.
 Recorder-W H. Moore.
 Marshal-Thos. Ashcroft.
 Aldermen--L. A. Bodine, A. E. Lucas J B. Crockett, D. A. Keasler and F. w. Scott.
 Board of Education-W H. Moore, F w. Scott, C. T. Thompson, E. N. Collett L. G. Gibson and L. F. Magee.
The Huttig news., 1914-02-28

 for the various offices, subject the actien of the Democratic mary, Wednesday, March 25. 9 For Congress
 R. s. WARNooK SAMuAL M. SAMSON HoN. w. s. GOODWIN For Chancellor.
 JUDGE JAMES M. BARKER J. Y. STEVENS For Prosecuting Attorney JUDGE E. o. MAHoNY For Circult and Chsacery Clerk. A. D. MURPHY
 B. F. MILES
 W. E. McRAE 4. ?. McMAHoN for Sheriff and Collector
 J. M. WALLACE tor Cosaty Jsdee
 THos. GRAY JUDGE w. M. VAN Hook HENRY s. YocUM Fer cesaty ass Probate Clerk
 JESSE J. CRAIG T. w. HUDSON
 GEO. s. TATuM A. P. REYNOLDS fer County Treasurer.
 Jla DUMAS
 FINN CRAIG for Tax Assessor
 R. E. HARRIS
 w. M. RAMSEY DAN WILKINSON
 F. L. GRAHAM JOHN w. FERGUSON
 T. T. JONES Tor County Surveyor
 J. H. TAYLOR BRUCE MCCALL Tor Constable lapile Township J. D. NELSON. Tor Road Oserseer
 L. F. TAYLOR JOHN P CALLER w. P. McGowEs
 Guy TAYLOR
 Jog CUMMINGS
 w. s. LEWIS
The Huttig news., 1914-02-28
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

ST. LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN & SOUTHERN
 LITTLE ROCK & MONROE KY.
The Huttig news., 1914-02-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS. A

The News is authorized to an nounce the following as candidates for the various offices, subject to the actien of the Democratic pri- mary, Wednesday, March 25, 1914:
The Washington herald., 1914-02-20
BANKS MUST COME IN
OR CLOSE their DOORS
Organization Committee of Fedora
Reserve Board Issues Ulhmatum
to National Institutions.
DECEMBER q DAY OF DOOM

The organization committee of the
Federal reserve board last night served
notice on the national banks, which
have not sisnified their acceptance of the
Glass-Owen law, that unless they do so
by February 9 they may be forced into
liquidation not later than December p.
1914
OF the 1,5C9 national banks which
have responded to the call for report on
their condition. 400 have not signified
their acceptance. These represent less
than 2 per cent of the national banking
capital of the country. To these banks
the secretary OF the organization COM
mittce sent the following telegram to-
night:
The organization committee has ruled
that under provisions of the Federal re-
serve act all national banks are required
to accept same and to notify the organ
ization committee TO this effect on or be-
fore February g. and failing to do so
shall so into liquidation not later than
December - 1914. Whether national
banks failing to give notice required on
or before February - can under any cir
cumstsnces be permitted by board or
committee to enter the system later. has
not been officially passed upon. but the
unanimous ruling Of organization COM
mittee is that no national bank >Can
claim this privilege as of right after
date mentioned. You are requested to
notify organization committee immedi-
ateIy il it is the desire OF YOUR bank to
accept provisions of Federal reserve
act"
Secretary McAdoo. as chairman Of the
organization committee. last night sent
the following telegram to the attorney
general of each State with view of
ascertaining what State laws. If any.
prohibit the entrance of State banks
into the Federal reserve system.
The reserve bank organization COM
mittee will be obliged if you will in
form the committee whether. under the
laws OF your State. il is permissible for
State banks desiring to enter the new
system to subscribe to stock OF the Fed
eral reserve banks. If not, please ad-
wise when your legislature next meets.
and whether or not II is probable that
at that time legislation giving such per-
mission will be enacted.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-20
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Duo,.tioDs stun b.Iov m. foy l,ryr Lot, n rood
nsrt,t.bI. rIoIs onI, Iahbr-.. - -. h;ss.r
Love- .radr, nay Ie old for L.,
Tue HsrEct va strong for choirr rootS
The rncrs Fog fitc stocL. rolitrv and u,sg were
high II artrTt !. m.dc to strengthen rgicrs it is
pGohabr that rsfs.I Ia IN, might follow from III,
retailer hos. margin Hs, hen -rs.tEy IsSscu.n
Urcscd FORK quotations srr double tho.c Of ye.r-
o. the nrar ra.t and treble thu.c sem b, man on
the commission line
Es=s lover on heavier re,rirts
Fruits and Vegetable. r7rlcd active for tho da,.
Lct'ucr vcrg strong Be4n Icceirts strengthened
on declining azure. CucIr,brr, VrTr much bi,bcr
CauiaoWcr was ycry active at moderate 8s1Ires.
Florida ceL-rv cortinue-I active.
Hi-hrr r-,rrs r,r., n, 5rr,.rd,i for fresh sab :,
the lrIy Shortened IN tSc s,nrr.I fre.lc :. not n,
som- way rcrIenished.
E,;,TS-Nesrly nr,tS. lev dorm. "a: south.
I'm >
LARD-Tub, pure rer h Ils.aIgs: do, COM
pound. per H.. So. Co,tonsesd oil. pr can $50
u, "a ih.het IrnS: nSS: rr 70 a tGn: per
9s.Ts. .,orr-p.rtcd rrr n r-,is
GREEN GoODs-Yan. rcr bhI 1890: sweet
POTATOES Moth Carolina, Per bbl, I.0a2oo: do.
nstirs pcr bbl. Iso.a %, rnrs-,e- rcr ssck. ia
-: do Nc . rsr bhl g.zi ) beans Florid.
Ter bssket a5csso: cab arr Nv YORK rer ~,
round. l6a2D: do ratirr. re- Dbl. 15sloo: do .
Florida. per bill 2ooa,o5; crrots pcr bunch,
3s5: rsdishes, homegrown rer 100 2oas 90: lettuce
mr. b,sLr, 5D,7 90. r,,mbIips. rsr rr,,s IL,
200; celery per dof. Uas5: Do California per
large crate l0a4g5; do Florida small crate
l.e5al s.: CuAimheTs usr haskr. iulas 20 Western
yellow onions r.r hsr . "a 90. white onions rer
bus, 20.2 %: bets per 100 2n.35o: esrplants
rsr crate 3ols4oO. tr1TDirs tsr hi 7=,Ig;: do
Der boz. sOaso. tomatoss Fl, lid, p,r cT.,e p o.,
SO: do New YoJk hothorsc Icr ID lao; cauIi-
flower California pFr l crate ,uai a.. do Florida
r.r basket. l s0asoo sriuacb re- bbI 1T5s2 Is
hale. FER Dbl, 5al.oo: craubcrTies. FER small
10, 5Os.7 .. do r.r - o,rg,- b,x %. jo r-r
tbl. I3O0alL0: Brussels srrout, Ter quart, iOaI5;
Florida p.ppcr. rer craft. I75sss5. rer basket
l Ia q. F1orid. n.,. per rs gnsi 70. hot.
Florida, per crate. I7s2oO. Okla. pcr crste. ZOO
4 n $500 -
CHEESE-New York. ntv rer H. 70: fat rer
ID 70; Sviss domestic mr. H. :. do foreign
per b. b
LIVE POULTRY l., H.. Is- ron-,ers
Der III 10: chickens nrr III aaac5. ducks per III
ie,Is: turkeys, pcr IN Sal-
DRESSED POI-IT pY- Cbicl,r. Der In e2,95.
hens choice p,r III IAN drL. npr IN Is,ao tur'
rsr In easr5: roosters nrr IN II. r,ro1S mr. III
e2.25
DRESSED GoODS-Dr.sve5 rork Iirbt.yrisb,s
prr III Il,sa12. do bcavv r,r III e,Io
LIVE sTOCK-ycaI caIyes cboi,r Ter III IeaIna.
medium. per H. iOisalI: common. per b. SAG:
fall lambs. hest per N sssr-; do, ordinary
Ter h sIssT: fat sheen 'rsr III P-a5
The Washington herald., 1914-02-20
BALTIMORE WHOLESALE MARKET

baltimore. Feb. e-HAY-No. I timothy, IL 20
slsoo; standard timothy. T.0aII5o: No 2 BOOa
le.5S; No. ;. Loozl5.oo; light clover mixed.
B.So; No. !. eo0: Ne. .. ILClsISOo; heavy,
li50Sl5,o; No. | cIOver.. HOJaIj.c: No . lsOaA
hs0; noCstsblished grade. I25lSl4.o0; SAMPLE hay
As To kind. quality. and condition. s0Gzl2oI
STRAW-NO. I straight rye. new. l50ozI5 50 :
No straight rye straw new. HOoa4sO; No. I
tangled rye straw. II 5oai2o: No. l wheat straw.
I.ioss0O: wheat -trsT, No. 2 COCA. %: No l GA;
straw. 9Ssle.59: Ma. uAt straw 100000
LIVE POUL TRi-Chickcns old hens heavy per
H.. l9aS; d.. small 10 medium. laa20 do old roo
ie=s. per h., II do. Young. large Per h.. Is22; do
'uugh and shaggy, l3al5; ducks. Ter H.. %; do.
EuscoTy, Is !lgcons. young. Ter rSir q do. oid
i'Cr pair, %; guinea fowl old, 50; do. young and
choice each, GO: do. young. IooF and snail acssJ
trTkey hens. yer H., . d.. yOIng sobblers per TO-.
2; do, old toms. Per 10. 10; do, rough and POOR
WestcTn. l2ali.
DRESSED rOUETEY-Turkey hcns, FER Tb. o.:
90. medium. hens and ynuns sobhIers :2a2,; do
:Cush aud p1or. y. chickefs chd:ce Young per
T.. 2cl22; miSsi. cd and yoUng 10: roosters
:u H. II; ducis. choice. fat per H.. lsa25; geese
iesIhy. re- H. fa' lsae; do. Western and south
5In. lials: ons. lbs. ant out.. =: DO. n.eLu:n
y; do. sirall lea-0-
EGGS-MaIylSrd PeursyI7aaia and nearby irs;s.
dor. =; Weste.n hrsts, % Wet Virginia hTsts =:
Southern. a.
BUTTEE-CrcamCry, iancy Ter ~. asa2siE: do
choice -. sl6'=: de-, ioor 2Ji=a2I d. rtiuts al=a
21ls; do. LIo;ks. a6i-scs= IadI,s Ica&!: Malyl,pd
ard Team, lSaEia nis BE-: Obu rolls Isaig; w,t
Virginia 70 l. Rails; ssG5c-IEcicd II Mar, land Viz
siniJ. rnd rcureyhEnis daily wants, Isa=0: PROCESS
batter. .iaL-.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-20
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Feb ls.-MILLFEED-F Firm !, demand
Is inactive Spring bran. IN leopound sadS, 3.75:
70 arrive 3ls; standard middling. spot. 8.75: to
arrive, ass; Western red-rod. $50: winter wheat.
IN Ioo-pouBd sacks, arrire, 800: city bran, In
bulk so
RYE FLOUR Steady; demand is moderate. Good
to choice at 3.soas Is.
C0RNAiEAL-s trsnyi de1iinss moderate Kiln
did for export. : . coarse meal. In bags. LA
Ia
BUcKWHEAT fIoUR-Trade quiet; prices are
steady Choics quoted AZ e.0a2D per 100 pounds
HAY-ReceilAs. Isl tons; steady; demand Tor
choice is moderate :ow grade quiet Quotations:
No. timothy, LOS; standard. Ghsl.n; No. 2. soa
IS cents: No. = 0as5 cents.
sTRAw-Reeeipts 70 tnns; finn; supply Is limit
ed Long rye quoted atNssso cents
PORk-Steady: dealings ART moderate. Mess.
q 5oasA0e; family, 5.oc: clear. 9.3aZOo
BEEF-stesdy: inquiry Is inactive. Packet ls.ooa
ls0 family lo.o0a20 o.
LARD-Ensy: maIerate inquiry. Prime West
en- I0a5; refined Continent. il-0: South Ameri-
can. 2co; refined Brazilian, in kegs. 800: beef.
stssrine. cents askei; lard stearine. quiet; New
YORK. llis cents.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-20
WHITE SLAVE TRIAL DELAYED.
Defendant in Alabama Case III in
New York Hospital.

Mobile. Ala. Feb. 1S.-When the trial
Of Joel NJ. Foster, charged with commit
ting statutory Offensc with sixteen
yenr-old DelIlah Bradley, WIS called in
;he City Court today. n doctors certifi-
cate was presented to show that the de-
PENDANT is III IN New YC=k and the case
was postponed until April 4.
Fostcr. who = also under S5.CJ0 bond
FOR alleged white slavery. in bringing
Miss ri9iIcr 20 his city. from Pcmber-
ton. y. j.. s confined in the New York
Post-C rau-ItG Medical Hospital.
The state Ea- prepared its case TO
shov lht Fcs.cT and his young COM
y, Mot lived toge thcT ut the Cawton Hotel
in thi:; = as = married couple.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-20

declared by the Reading Company, tn,
Electric Storage battery Company. the
Cuban American Sugar Company. and tbs
Porto Rican-American Tobacco Com
pany
| Western Union stockholders of record
February Is will have right to subscribe
! for 81. 100000 Western Union stock nov
owned by American Telephone and Tele'
graph Company at IS a share. Payment
! will be due March 81.
! Notwithstanding rapid rise in General
/ Motor. one of the chief traders is OF the
! opinion that there will be no Immediate
disbursement in the stock. The company
! has 100000 per cent notes to take
up this year and sS.ooo.0cO on October
( !. 1915. which Is when they fall due.
Earnings are large and running well
ahead of last year when SIS per cent
was shown on common.
H. * Evans to W. B. Hibbs-It looks
to me as il the reaction had about run
its course. More backing and filling are
still to be expected. but it must be
kept in mind all the time that the main
tendency is upward. and this main
tendency in my opinion viii be resumed
before long.
y. L. Carpenter Co-The market
was Gull during the afternoon, but
steady The buying Was better than the
selling. Nobody seemed to care particu-
larry about selling it short as sentiment
seems to favor a further upturn. The
volume of business. however. is SO small
that the market is easily influenced
either way. There has been a very good
demand yesterday from spot sources.
High authority Is had for the state
ment' that there will be no difficulty in
financing new f1otations here. The sub
scriberS to the Southern Pacific bond is
sue are reported to have received but
one-tenth OF their application. The
Western Union and other financing is GO
ing The same way. Tremendous boards
are said to be coming out here as well
as abroad. Complaint is persistent in
highly conservative quarters of the con-
tinued scarcity of first-class bonds. This
is interpreted as meaning that plenty OF
funds will be available for speculative
operations, and that setbacks in the
stock market now should be taken ad-
vantage OF to buy good securities.
Inquiry among banking interests indi-
Gates that they are not alarmed over the
current setback in the stock market
They look upon it as natural, and well
come it because the investment demand
will be allowed to have right of way-a
thing most desirable in financing. The
fact that financing is now being pushed
in earnest may be taken to foreshadow
a cheerful market though perhaps not a
broad and advancing one at the moment:
but support is practically assured. under
the circumstances.
The United States Steel Corporation will
blow in three additional blast furnaces
this week. the furnaces being located at
McKecsport. Edgar Thomson. and Lor-
n, ne. Ohio. plants. This will bring the
operations of The c operation up to about
50 per cent. which is the highest per-
since the slump began last fall
Orders for the Steel Corpora lion thus
Tar in February have been larger than
the corresponding period in january,
The Washington herald., 1914-02-20
THE WASHINGTON HERALD FRIDAY FEBRUARY 20 1914

lily win sever his connection with that
property, according to well-informed In
terests In Wall Street Mr. Fitzgerald
has only been Identified with the West
ern Maryland about year. The name
Of his probable successor has not been
even rumored.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-20
Finance and Commerce

inclined to displzy sieadier tone. Advances
lending into June the most attractive Rates
* per cent for sixty days. psr cent for ninety
days, ~ per cent for four and nEe months. ~ per
cent for six months. and "a per cent to i per cent
TOR over the year.
Trading in commercial paper is narrower and the
tendency Is stesdier. Institutions show less willing
ness TO purchase paper at ~ per cent The ruling
rate for prime names is still PER cent, with some
paper Of this class not 50 wei known passing at ~
per cent.
London discounts 2 SIG per cent up y; Paris dis
counts. "a per cent. OF Vi Berlin discounts. per
cent unchanged
The Washington herald., 1914-02-20
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE

saies-ReeuIar esD Y O'Clock neon.
Washington Gss - hoo at lo7A.
Capital Traction q. y.ooo at iegz
Cauitsl Traction. at ITO. 10 at ia
washinston Railway Electric CON- 20 At %.
20 at Sc
Washington Railwsy 4 Electric pref. 10 a sk.
at ar. 70 at s7s. at Th. 10 at s., % at q.
Washington Gas. % At o. at ai.
Lansto7. 20 at ss%.
National Metropolitan Bank 4 AZ 100
East Msshington SAVING Rank o az L
The Washington herald., 1914-02-20
RITUAL MURDER CASE FAILS.
second Russian Suit CoIIlpSc< rn
Want nf Evidence.

Hiev, Russia. Fen. I9.-The second
'ritIal murder dpsc. Of which boz
nan,cd YosheI PashsOm was alleged u
be the victim. has collapsed
= J wish tailor n@med PashkofT and =
peasant naa-cd GortSartz. 10 were -.
rested charged with i.i,'t The BOY %
.gitCal pSrposgs' were SUt~ released to
day on bail T." pubic prosecutor "a
forced to admit ihat he had nothing
upcn which to base a case against the
two men.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-20
FAMILY Lz, Dead n Week.

. troll: .ch.. Feb. iS.-The bodies OF
.'u,:= .os.cU. thiTty-two years old. his
vic. tEi-ty, and thc.c daughter. Nary.
SIX ere -oCBd dead IL tn ir home to-
dGy. Therc WAS a gas stove in the room.
and the fumes from it had killed them
more than week aSo.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-20
NEW YORK MONEY.

NrH NuIk. Feb. Is.-Csn money opened at Il. per
'snt high. Ct cent: low. ia Per cent: renewals
- ICY cruys cio-ed. cent: ruling rate i. Ter
tfUI.
Transactions "a The time funds have iWindIed to
s.lremCly small proportions. Money IS offered in
"a liets. md The iH9UiTy b only sufficient to alb
sorb tis-e small naDuii. o. the ahpe. the ma act
The Washington herald., 1914-02-20

viii Quiz the Western Mar, land.
New Yors. Feb. 81. NJ Fitzgerald.
president OF the Western Maryland. short
The Washington herald., 1914-02-20
COTTON STATISTICS.

Furnished by y. l. Carpenter Co.
New fOrk, February ls
Today. Last Today. Yester-
year. dar.
Ieceipts. Middlings.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-20
NEW YORK COTTON.

Furnished by W. B. Hibbs & {
The Washington herald., 1914-02-20
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

Furnished 10y y. L. Carpenter a 90.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-20
NEW YORK COFFEE.
Furnished by y. L. Carpenter a TO.
WALL Street GOSSIP.

Regular quarterly dividends have been
declared by the Reading Company, the
Electric Storage battery Company. the
Cuban American Sugar Company. and the
Porto Rican-American Tobacco Com
pany.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-20
National R.nI< Earnings.

the United States Investor the earnings
"f national banks Of Washington be-
tween February 1. last year. and JAM
nary Il. Of tine present year, were di-
Vided as follows:
riggs. Slo.503; Columbia. So 600; Com
mercial, sI5,5Os: Farmers and Mechanics.
S-S,H5; Lincoln, SS,2iS; Capital, SIS, 6g9,
Metropolitan. SS5.3j9: American. ST., 0S1
and National Bau'S Of Washington,
SS0C.J.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-20
{. a q. Traffic Increase.

n2irins December. 1913. Chesapeake ani
ohio hauled l.s39,05S tons of coal and 50
"'s tons of coke. which compares with
i.sGS.0H tons OF coal and 3,54f tons of
coke hauled December year ago
For the six months ended December 81,
1913, the road hauled a total of SIPS So
tons of coal and ISOs9l tons of coke ar
compared with S,l01,eOS tons of coal anu
1895 tons of coke for the correspond
nag preceding period.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-20

The last lecture on Sales and Raii.
ments" before the Washington Chanter
American Institute of Banking. was held
last night. The Washington Chapter
gives its banquet tomorrow night.
Mergenthaler has declared the regular
10 per cent quarterly dividend and an
extra dividend of l-2 per cent. payable
March 81 to stockholders of record
March 3.
Lewis Johnson Co. cave issued a
pamphlet Of 900 pages oil the income tax.
IL is the most complete yet compiled.
containing Internal Revenue Bureau ruI-
,ings TO February H..
The Washington herald., 1914-02-20

Western Union stockholders of record
February Is will have right to subscribe
for 100000 Western Union stock now
owned by American Telephone and Tele-
graph Company at IS a share Payment
will be due March 81.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-20
Local Women Capitalists.

An analysis Of the Washington Rail
way and Electric and Gas companies re-
ports show that over one-lalf the stock
holders in both companies are women.
WASHINGTON RAILWAY AND ELECTRIC.
iSlg lcli. 1872 1915
Total st'ch"Gldcr,....... q. Is75 1888 Is2s 2G3
W"men siOckh.idors.--..... eI7 zoos IO4 IIae
Snare" held by wnncn.... a2572 @121 22.6sc =. 81
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT co
1910 1911. 1917 1873
TIA! S'gCkhcld -. -..-- e.. ils 1.2s2 $50 li52
Wurer sturkt ,ld-rs....-. CT III 50 EH
~ulso~ held fy Wumru 60 es5 6ls.G g. 81 81 ~,
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-12-17
COTTON MILLS TIE KEY.

The Philadelphia Record is moved
tn observe and enquire: we gro"
the cotton here in the United States
with this ha>ic. first hand advantage
why should we not spin and weave,
ard make the dyes to color the ILL
i$lirA fabric for ourselves and for OUT
side purchasers" Tho tharlol0tte
;'uflr 'hrnni"l" rcmuil;s that
.hat iS jest tie point it has
!rar';. that tlHt is just the point 1t mas
been cniravnring 10 emphasize Tor
,tHrS. When the South begins to SPIN
a!., weave ail the cotton produced Oh
It's plantatn!iS. it will soon become
;iic mot prosperous section Of the Uni
ted States. TIC main advantantaEe
would hr in obtaining control of the
cotton market and not only setting ana
maintaining the prices on raw cotton
hrt on Tie manufactured goods. The
real solution of the cUtvn problem Is
not in The reduction or control or the
acreage. hUt in manufacturing ali OF
the raw product into finished goods
In cotton the South has Il great natu-
wnrlG-and ihc key TO is absolute
,.r,;ru, uf this monopoly is in the cot
ton mill.
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20 EXTRA SESSION THIS SUMMED
: App. opriatiOn Bills First With Con-
serVation, Philippine and Gov
ernment Purchase Bill.

Washington. Dec. 13.-COngreSS
will enter the second week of its Winte
session determined to complete its tasks
March 4 so that no extra session will
be nece sary next Summer.
Democratic leaders Of both houses
agree with President Wilson that the
country should have Il rest from Ma
tioaal legislation. Right Of way Will
lie SVEN appropriation bills with con-
bill land the Governments purchase
bill Following.
While no special investigation Of
military preparedness seems in pros
rects much. attention will center
ahos& Investigations before regular
[CCapse committee. The naval COM
mittee will resume consideration of
ihe i.:llprol,riatinn bill tomorrow with
Secretary Daniels Gain on the star !.
Tie Immigration bill. with it's -
,ra{9 tcSr for a:rnH will again -
uudcs debate III the senate while that
l,ntl.sl waits for the appropriation bis
Ia ieme from thc House. Its SUI
pprtaS Insist !hat 1t will he passed
although it WAS OF included In tilr
Pre- clients outline of legislation.
Conservation measrrcS-the wafer
rnwsr site and the mineral leaSin.,
bills probably will he reported from
the & Senate Committee Oh Public