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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-05-01
RANKS TO GET TAX FUNDS.
Rcdeposits to Be PrOrated AmonK
National Institutions.

The Treasury Department yesterday
informed the Washington Clearing
House, through w. T. Galliher. chair
man of a special committee, that ma
tional banks of the District will re-
ceiye the usual amount of redeposits
of tax funds. prorated by the total
deposits of the banks. 1t was fur
Their assured that if unusual conditions
placed the banks in need of additional
funds, requests will be favorably con-
sidered.
Although stocks continued inactive
at Yesterdays session of the Washing
ton Stock Exchange, a total of $4,000
worth of bonds were recorded on the
regular call Washington Railway
and Electric per cent bonds to the
amount OF $4,000 were traded in at
S2A. Capital Traction IS and Poto-
mac Electric Power Consolidated also
enjoyed good markets, $4,000 Of the
former selling at los, and block OF
$1,000 worth of the latter, also IS.
bringing 101h.
The feature on the stock list was
the sale of n quotation lot OF Capitai
Traction stock. on which the price
jumped three points over the last sale
of that issue to 81. Washington Rail-
way and Electric stock also advanced
from 90is to 91% on quotation lots.
Greene Cananea Copper advanced from
80. the bid Of yesterday. to 32h.
The first sale of Riggs Bank stock
since free trading was resumed was
made yesterday at 4s0 bid and $50
askes
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WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished by W. b. Hibbs & Co.

SALES.
CAPITAL Traction IS. 500 at los. 800 at los.
ST. 600 at N5.
Washington Railway Is. $500 at Ga. 500 at
So. sou at So.
P,tomac Electric Consolidated IS, 81 900 at l0lS.
SGG at Ioli.. 5000 at l0!l.. S,0oo at oh.
81 GO at l0Ia.
CAPITAL Traction 3 at 81
Washington Railway rfd. at Si.. at 8lt. >
at g.. at S. y at B.
Merycnthaler I at ~
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WHEAT tlcn high Low Close
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New Yo~k. Arril 70 -MIlLFE!D-E Easier; trade
moderate. Spring tran. in lc-r"und sacks 2os5a
So TO arrive: an,ard ml'llinSs. 10 arrnr. 80
rcd dog a7ive so. winter wheat. in 100 round
S:c,s. arrive. July. 800; city ban. in bulk
90
RYE FLOTR SHADY moderate dealings Good
10 ch'.,c C.rI.Oo. in s.1ks.
GniiNMEAI.--S st, ADJ: mcdCrate inquiry. Kiln
dried for r>r"rt. Sc. in sacks; coarse meal. in
bags l62aI.,3.
HAY R,-'j,t~ sa5 tons: srronE: fair demand
Prime tinothl LII; n. | timothy. Ll@I2aLlJ ::
No. . I.17'- al 70: No. .. 9IalCo.
STRAW Rec pts none firm. more inquiry. Sup
Tly i light. No. TIC. GGa5
PORK St.1i,: trade moderately active Mess.
lS75aI92j: family. .2.lNa25CO; clear. l950a2l 90.
BEEF- Stea,iy: business is moderate. Packc
l9.noal95o; flmily. 70 $4,000 extra India mess
:S1C5a4.Gi.
LARD Steady: demand is moderate. Prime West
CTn 1850: refined continent. 10 50: South American
HOO refined brazilian in kefs l20o: beef 5eaIinc
So, lard rtc+rine, inactive: New York, H..
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New York. .,nril so.-Bradstreet' week

New York. .trril 30.-Bradstreet's week
ly statement will say tomorrow:
Business continues to gain in vitality
the rate of Improvement being or the
gradual. but steadily Spreading type, with
trades and sections heretofore backward
falling in line. Distributive trade. Bone
fitted by summer-like weather. has ex-
panded. and current shipments by JooDers
of essential staples are quite satisfactory;
confidence in the future. expressed at
numerous points. is manifested In d
stronger disposition to place conserva-
tive orders for future delivery: employ
ment OF labor is better and war orders
continue to attract the attention and pro-
vide activity for a number OF INDUS
tries.
General Industrial operations on domes-
tic worl; are increasing. railroads are
placing equipment orders; sales OF pig
iron ar" the heaviest of any week Tor
year past; COprcrS continue TO mount IN
price, winter wheat crop reports are
favorable. spring wheat areas nave heaN-
lily increased and the crop starts with
a!mos; ideal conditions and, though rain
is needed Tor WintCrW heat east of the
MiSSiS. :ppi River. no DAMAGE has oc-
Cured as yet. Exports OF wheat show
It'll" Reflection yet Of tho shortened sup
Flies Reported availa'l" and the ship
mont; ir"in IT," United States are now
nearly =. 80 .'nn buShrls.
Collections tend 10 improv" and failures
10 decrease and tn" South. made more
optimistic Ivy IH-c"nt cotton. feels it is
on the road to better trSd". Monty is
easy. the stock market continues active.
with BOMBS joining in the movement
and the strong unI"rtOne OF prices
cheerful sentiments to sections of
the country outside. of speculative CEN
tcrS.
Vita the exception that rain is needed
in tn, section between tine ONO River
and the LAX, :, tn" crop situation IN the
Eortchrr half of the country is excellent
West oi tne Mississippi. except in parts
of MisSnu"i AMI Iowa. ;hc crop situation
could hardly lie improved upon.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago April 3o.-Stocks Of wheat at Chicago
small and contract stocks abrnrmaly small.
Therefore only about 5cN.oo1 bushels of this grain
will he delivered NAV contracts tomorrow IN
addition to possibly ZOO COO bushels Of com and
1900 600 bIhsels Of oats. II generally believed
at the close of the exchange today that the oI'cn
interest in MAY wheat comp 'ratlvelS small
and that those who were short would either de
liver the grain make private settlements with
the longs.
There general liquidation in the wheat mar
ket today by longs and Tricc losses were 4 to
Isc for the daN Cash business moderate
at IS 900 bushels. while the amount sold
port account rather uncertain. The scahoard
reported twenty-f five loads 10 out via the Cuff
at 4 rrice the highest If tho season. There
was a sale here If 10000 bushels contract wheat
to go to store. Duluth reported 1900 bushels
taken there late Thursday for Eastern shipment.
Private and public cables from Liverpool re-
ported spot wheat there unchanged to to "a
lower. English wheat merchants are assured that
Indian supplies will increase. which. with the
Argentine shipments Of 4aO 200 bushels caused some
selling. Local longs were sellers at Chicago. The
forecast for the last twentyfIIr hours was for
rain which needed in the major portion Of
the territory cast Of the river.
B. F. Snow the crop expert. estimates the con-
dition Of the growing plant fully good as
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WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Past Seven Days Have Strengthened Predictions Of Financial
Seer for Prosperity General Domestic Industrial
Operations on Increase

! New York. April 30.-Dun's Review
for the week tomorrow will say:
Each week strengthens confidence
In a progressive revival OF business
activity, but the forward movement
is. in many departments Of trade. so
slow and there are so many cross in
fiuences at work that some disap-
pointment is felt that the advance is.
on the whole. not more pronounced.
That substantial progress is being
made is clearly disclosed by the trade
statistics and reports
Bank clearings are beginning to re-
veal small gains over last year, and
while this favorable showing is n re-
Election largely of the effect of the
recent speculative expansion upon the
New York clearings. it is neverthe-
less an indication of the trends of
business
The steel corporations net earn
ings for the last quarter were the
lowest on record. but this is not SO
significant of present tendencies as
the fact that March earnings were over
four times as large as those in jan
uary.
The latest reports from the iron
and steel trade reveal no big move
ment. but indicate that the recent i'm
provement is more than holding its
own. mere IS some large DuylnS OF
basic pig iron and railroad orders for
steel rails this month are estimated
at over 100000 tons.
The copper market is strong and
active.
The recent favorable conditions in
textile markets are maintained. COT
ton goods being in excellent demand
and the movement of underwear anc
hosiery expanding. Silks. however.
are in only fair request. Warm
weather helped retail Distribution.
The foot wear industry is quiet. but
the late warm weather stimulated de-
mand and there is moderately bet
ter inquiry for leather. Chemicals are
more active. Building materials are
generally in much wider request.
crop reports continue favorable
collections are less difficult and
each succeeding month shows fewer
commercial failures, although the
April liabilities were distorted by sew
eral suspensions of unusual size. FL
nancial conditions remain very aus
picious. with money easy. There is a
considerable reduction in the num-
Der of unemployed.
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BUYERS SEEK
War PROFITS
Day of Reckoning Predicted
for Spectators Expecting
Big Returns.
STEEL COMMON IS FIRM
Display of Fireworks in Specialties Is
Shown-Heavy Liquidation in
Standard Issues.
STEEL COMMON IS FIRM

New York, April 30.-There will be a
day Of reckoning for the spectators who
become carried away with the idea that
all war contracts are to be handled at
enormous profits.
Today's stock market developed great
irreguiarity, with a wild buying in in
dustrial issues, following a ten-point rise
in Westinghouse. Baldwin Locomotive
was carried by points and American
Locomotive again sold at 81. while ad-
vances of from 3 to points occurred in
Studebaker. American Car Foundry. and
New York Air Brake. On the mere sug-
gestion of fresh demand for tinware,
American Can was moved up points to
a new high level of A 3-s
When these fireworks in the specialties
were taking place there was steady
liquidation in many OF the standard
issues, notably Union Pacific. Reading.
Southern Pacific, and Northern Pacific.
Copper shares were heavy throughout,
Utah rejecting the heaviest liquidation.
Steel Common Firm.
At the close the market had an I'M
healthy appearance. Any attempts to
liquidate the fancy issues in volume will
probably bring a violent reaction.
Steel common was one Of the firmest
stocks on the list. 1t was steady when
the general list was strong and firm in
the later dealings when irregularity de-
veloped. Good buying was reported
around IS 10
Maxwell Motor issues showed strength.
Within the next few weeks II is ex-
pected that directors will take action to-
wards paying back dividends on the first
preferred. Studebaker sold up to II "a
Dividend action on this stock is looked
for next week. If the stock is to be put
on a four per cent basis, which would be
conservative. the price looks quite high
enough.
Corn products issues are being quietly
accumulated. They have had little part
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Total sales. s5o.g75 shares, against 9s.c3 yes
terdsy. ea.Ei week ago. and El.G year
ago.
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in the recent excitement. although earn
ines are said to be steadily improving.
Canadian Pacific was the heaviest of
the International issues. dropping nearly
5 points on selling by international
houses. The prospect of favorable earn
n=s for the coming months are not en-
cOuraSin
Copper Firm at 10.
The domestic market for copper metal
continued firm around 10 cents. There
was decline of pound per ton at Lon
don, 1-2 c pound, which brought selling
orders in copper shares through internal
tional houses. AS production has been
sold ahead for several weeks. no pro-
nounced reaction is Immediately looked
Tor in trade circles.
Bonds We're active. but somewhat fe-
verish. Westinghouse SIS were active
with o-point gain. Wabash issues
were in good demand around 30. There
was a revival of interest in Wabash.
Pittsburgh Terminal first As certificates
at advancing figures. They are specula
lively attractive.
March railroad earnings were disap
pointing. Union. Pacific showed "A de-
crease of ss33. COO / nGross and $4,000 i'll
net. The Readings gross decreased $50.
O00. while net increased sH06.s0. Missouri
Pacinc showed loss IN net oil S3'i,Ico
There abs been heavy shifting during
the week from the insiders to outsiders
of large blocks of the more speculative
issues. Many of the new owners made
their purchases for quick turn and.
when the market finally develops uncer-
tainty and heavncss. they may find il
difficult to unload at anything like recent
high figures. The hesitation shown in
the leading railroad stocks probably ac-
curately reflects the probability of A re-
action in prices.
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COMMERCE AND FINANCE

that rclzsrtcd on April ] with marked betterrnent
west Of the river, while the territory east 4
whole is sustaining f"rmcr estimates.
Corn ard oats both lower. the former
losing Is to at aud the latter y TO &c. Corn
continues to move in large quantities
Provision. were a1ive with MAY liquidation a
featur- and th,rr Also some selling Of July
deliveries by paCkrrs Investors were free buyers
and conc Of tie larger packers were credited
with s unrtinS the market Th> and lard toward
the close There considerable pressure from
NAV longs and the feeling weak.
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NEW YORK COFFEE.

Fmur-n,I :, y. l.. CARPENTER \ Co., Woodward
Ei.IE!Us
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ton belt and reflect the acreage consensus of opinion
from that section.
|. Todays markt was narrow and featurcless with
no special importance attached to the price move
ment
The world spinners' takngs of American cotton
FOR the week were s.O9 bales. compared with
2i3. 80 bales last year
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Southern Feeling so Years After Appomattox
Harvesting Democracy to the Water Wagon"

They find THE LITERARY DIGEST something
more than merely weekly magazine, because it sup
plies them with a definite and indispensable service
which saves their time and money.
Science, Invention Literature, Art Religion, Pol.
itics Education Industry, Sport Drama, are treated
weekly with the importance which they deserve, and
in couple of hours reading the reader get far
activity than he can get through any other source.
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are two other subjects from many of particular
timeiness which every one will enjoy reading.
The number of readers of THE LITERARY
DIGEST has increased immensely during the past few
months, and now numbers nearly 1000, 900 weekly.
These readers represent the thoughtful casses-the men
and women who recognize and appreciate the essential
thines in life
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New York.
New Orleans.
Previous
WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGS.

New "rk, April 1.-B@uk clesTins> in the United
states Tor the week eade April p Aggregate s. I'll
$500 against S603 los! 600 last week and s. 2isO3l
600 IN this week last year. Foil, Ning are the re-
tuns for this week with ItClntages Of change
from this week last YEAR:
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Fer the Family
Medicine Chest

Green Bay, Wis, Mrs. VIM. F. BuboIz says.
i always use Folcy's Honey and Tar for our
children as It quickly breass up their colds with
no bad after effects, and they like to take it,"
In this season of coughs, colds and
Group, every family medicine chest
should be supplied with a good cough
medicine that can be relied upon
when needed.
Such n family cough syrup Is Foleys
Honey and Tar Compound. This
standard medicine has been on the
market for years and in many Sec
tions was found in every home in
the days when doctors were not so
handy and when money was scarcer.
Foley's Honey ard Tar Compound
Is an excellent medicine for coughs,
colds. raw or inflamed throat, hoarse-
ness. tightness and soreness of tho
chest, Group and whooping cough. 1t
Is an absolutely safe remedy contain
ing only healing ingredients. and free
from any harmful drugs.
Sold Everywhere
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Monday. Coming, "The Diamond From
the Sky"
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ROUGH HOUSE BY
A LEGISLATOR
he TELLS SALOON PROPRIETOR
WHY HE VOTED FOR PRO-
HlBlTION BILL.

ATLANTA, Nov. 17.-After being
arrested and locked up at the police
station on the charge of drunk and
dis"rlerly," and after being liberated
upon cash bond of $3.75, j. D..
Brown, representative in the legisla-
ture from Wheeler county, was order
ed re-arrested by Recorder George E.
Johnston Yesterday afternoon.
The recorder had fixed the cash
bond when informed, he stated. by two
members of the legislature that Brown
was only charged with intoxication.
When the case was called in the po-
lice court Tuesday afternoon witness
es stated that Brown had gone into a
beer saloon at "a West Mitchell street
while drunk and raised considerable
disorder.
We'll, on that account" said the
recorder 81 want Brown rearrested
and brought to trial Wednesday aft
ernoon."
Officer Webb said he would carry
out the order of the court
Ed Turner, proprietor OF the saloon
at 24~ West Mitchell street, stated
that Brown had been in his saloon sew
eral times during the past four or
five days and was partially intoxicat-
ed each time.
when he came in Monday night"
said Turner, "he ordered two bottles
of beer and refused to pay for them.
He said he was president of four
banks in Wheeler county and owned
a big farm. Some one asked him if
he had voted for the prohibition bills
in the legislature, and he replied with
an oath that he had anu mad done so
to keep the men of Atlanta from get
ting any liquor. He drew a long knife
and tried to get at a man, and | had
to step in between them. Then he
wanted to lick me. l had to call in
the police"
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DON'T Merely 'tSfop" a
Cough
stop the Thing that Causes IL
and the Cough Will
Stop Itself

A cough is really one of our best
trends. 1t warns us that there is in
ilammatlon or obstruction in a danger.
gus place. Therefore, when Won get a
pad cough don't proceed to dose Yourself
with lot of drugs that merely stop
the cough temporarily by deadening the
throat nerves. Treat the cause-heal the
intlamed membranes Here is a home
made remedy that gets right at the cause
and VIII make an obstinate cough vanish
more quickly than you ever thought DOS
sible
Put 21a ounces OF Pinex $50 cents
worth in a pint bottle and fill the bottle
with plain graduated sugar syrnp. This
gives you full pint of the most pleasant
and effective cough remedy you ever used,
at cost Of only "a cents. No bother to
prepare. Full directions with Pinex.
1t, heals. the infamed membranes go
gently and promptly that YOU wonder
how. it does it. Also loosens a drv. hoarse
Of tight cough and stops the formation of
phlegm in the throat and bronchial tubes
thus ending the persistent loose cough.
Pinex is highly concentrated com.
pound OF Norway pine extract. rich in
gllalacol, and is famous the world over
LOT It's healing effect on the membranes.
To avoid disappointment. ask YOUR
druggist for PIP ounces of Pinex," and
nont accept ANYTIME else. A guarantees
u absolute satisfaction, or money prompt.
Y refunded. goes with this preparation
me PlneX Co.. FIT. Wayne. Ind.
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100000 900
Q p E R S NAL S Q
10000 100000 800

Senator Akin is expected down from
Atlanta tomorrow to spend some time
in the city.
A. H. Baker, now making his home
in Jacksonville, is spending a few
days in the city.
G. A. Faber left in his car yester-
day morning on short business trip
to Jesup and Baxley.
W. D. Parker of the American Tie
and Timber company, is in Charles
ton on short business trip.
Judge J. w. Bennett, who is still con-
fined to his home. is reported to be
and he will probably be
able to go to his office next week.
Supt. Grob of the JekyI island club,
who has been on the island for the
past several days preparing for the.
formal opening of the club on Deem
Der first. left last night on a business
trip to Atlanta.
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Several New Farms-Brunswick
people who do not think that new
farmers are being steadily located in
Glynn county need only to take a
spin through the nearby country dis
tricts, where they will see many new
houses going up and much land
cleared. During sthe past few months
quite large number Of people have
purchased farm lands in this county,
most Of whom are erecting homes and
preparing the land for cultivation.
Chief Dismissed-As was generally
expected, Chief Harrison, of the fire
department, who was placed on the
docket for violating the traffic ordi-
nance when he went to a fire in his
machine using the left side of New
castle street, was dismissed. AS stated
yesterday the city code gives the fire
department free right of way on all
streets when an alarm is sounded
therefore the case against Chief Har-
rison was quickly dismissed when it
came up yesterday.
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Just arrived Jones Dairy far1-
sausages and sliced bacon. Order
Qu!ck-Thos. keaTuey.
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Change of Observation-Disclosures in
this issue the Southern Railway an
nounces an important change of
schedule to become effective Sunday
morning, when train No. Is, which
now leaves Brunswick at am, will
depart at am. This change is made
in order to make connections with
train No. 5 between Jesup and At
lanta, and will prove of great advant-
age to local people making the day
trip to the capital city.
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Pauline Frederick - The world 5
greatest and most renowned portrayer
Of vampire roles will be at the Pas
time tomorrow in one of the most
thriIlingly sensational plays ever
written. In "Zaza," Miss Frederick
has unlimited scope in which to dis
play her unusually line talents. AID
mission ten cents. Mary Pickford
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When you want help, when
you are going to sell, when you
need anything in any line, lei
The News Want Ads do your
seeking.
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To Remove Soon-The Coca-Cola
Bottling company will shortly begin
removing into its new quarters on
Newcastle street, next to the Mine
han Auto company. Work IN the
building has been under way for the
past two or three weeks and the place
will be ready for the company within
a few days
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Few Will continue-It is understood
that about five of the present near
beer dealers of the city will take out
licenses on January first and contin-
ne to operate their places until May
Tirst, when the new prohibition law
will go into effect. The others have
Just about decided to discontinue bus
mess on the first of the year.
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Diarrhoea Quickly Cured.

riously i'll with summer complaint
One dose of this remedy checked the
trouble" writes Mrs. c. w. Florence,
Rockfield, Ind. For sale by all deal
For Sunday morning breakfast gen.
uine Goldfish, fat mackerel, halibut
fries and tongle and sounds. Wright
Gowen Co.
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Phone 537 for one gallon of New
Georgia Syrup at 75c.
Wright and Gowen Co.
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Pay CITY taxes now and save costs.
Executions issued after Nov. 80, 1915.
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The Weather-Forecast for today in
Georgia: Probably showers, light
northeast winds.
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More Rain comins-The weather
man is predicting more rain for today.
There was a small shower last night,
but it was not hard enough to do
any good. However, with a northeast
wind predicted, the indications are
two or three days.