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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-20

The Iron Trade Review says: THE steel
bar situation is strong, due in part to
heavy orders for shrapnel recently placed,
but the demand for purely domestic pur-
passes is fair and prices are being well
maintained. owing to the high price OF
spelter, the minimum quotation on No.
2S galvanized sheets is now $3.50 at Pitts
burgh."
The Shenango Furnace Company has
started Bessemer stack No. 3, at Sharps-
vile, after several months idleness
At the semiannual meeting Of the Amer
lean Railway Association A. w Thomp-
son, vice president of the Baltimore and
Ohio, was elected second vice president,
r. f. Clarke, assistant to the president
of the Lackawanna, was reelected to the
Executive Committee, and A. II. Smith,
president of the New York Central, was
elected a new member of that committee,
The Cities Service Company reports a
gross gain of $S69,57S for the IL months
ended with April. The net gain was $685.
S33 The balance after common dividends
was $1,573, 23G, an increase Of S67S,437.
Colonel j. Warner HutChins has been
elected director Of the Rlttenhouse Trust
NplllbuAiSt W llAi ~ N"NohNS'
The gross earnings of the Central New
England Railroad in the quarter ending
March 81 were S972970, increase Sl3s $50;
net si69,S67, increase $27I,62O.
The Westinghouse Electric and Manu-
featuring Company annual report shows
the effect of adverse business conditions
in comparison with that of the previous
H. Hnp q
against $43, 733, GAS. Net income available
for dividends. depreciation charged and
other purposes was S2Oo9,744, against s4,-
05S.S09 This Is equivalent to AGA per cent.
earned on the common stock after pay
ment of the preferred stock dividend,
against l0.7 per cent earned In the pre-
vious year Though depreciation and ad-
justment charges were reduced from ST.
2ss,59O the year before to S444,4 this year,
the payment OF these charges and of
dividends exceeded the net income for
the year by s1S5,7l9, which was deducted
from profit and loss account The value
OF untitled orders on March 81 of this year
was SS,951, 41O. against $7,95l.3 1856 at the close
of the previous year.
j. Malcolm Clark and A. Schwalbe have
been elected members of the New York
Consolidated Stock Exchange.
state Road Improvement Bonds of
Rensselaer, County IN. W, to the amount
of $4,000 were sold to j. s. Bache e. Co.
They are AZ per cent one to six years
to run. and are being offered ma 40 per
cent. basis.
Request of national banks of "a north
eastern Wisconsin counties, including
Oshkosh. for transfer from the Minneap-
oils to the Chicago Federal Reserve dis
trict, was heard today by the Federal
Reserve Board in Washington.
At the annual meeting of the f. W.
Woolworth Company, L. J. Surdam, j.
f. Nutting, w. NJ. Smith and C. F. VAL
entne were elected to succeed S. II.
Knox, deceased; C. p. Case, Daniel
Goode and L. G. Smith.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-20

TRADING SLIGHTLY BETtN1SV
FINANCIAL BRIEFS

April shipments of anthracite over the
Pennsylvania lines showed an increase
of 1926 tons. Bituminous coal ship
ments decreased 1878 tons, and coke fell
off 7S,133 tons.
Lincoln Park, Chicago, officials have
asked the Legislature to authorize bond
issue OF sl0OO,000 for park extension.
The City Comptroller will receive bids on
June 1 for $74s,0O0 per cent. bridge bonds
which were approved by the voters In
1911. The bonds mature $4,000 annually,
beginning January l. 1918.
The City of Marlborough, Mass. will
receive bids until p. M, May 81 for the
purchase at discount of a temporary
loan OF $4,000.
Winchester Repeating Arms stock has
advanced about $500 per share since the
war. A year ago It was quoted at $3.50
bid The last sale was at $3.50 and that
is now bid for IT,
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LONDON STOCK MARKET
Dulness on Fears of Conscription by
Government.

LONDON, May 2O.-Fears that the
Government would resort to conscriptlon
caused dulness on the Stock Exchange
today Gilt-edged issues were steady
with fair demand from investors. A
fresh unsettlement among the workers
was responsible for an easier tone in
home rails, and the group was dull.
The feeling in Americans was reserved.
and trading was narrow with price
changes fractional. Canadians were dull.
A firm tone prevailed In Argentine rails.
due TO good earnings. Foreigners were
neglected Russians dropped on unfavor-
able war news. There was realizing i'm
oil shares. Mines were inactive. The
tone of rubber shares was hard
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: 8 Steers Biz Foreign Orders

NEW YORK. May 2o.-The United states
Steel Corporation has secured from the AmeFi'
can Locomotive Company an order for s4oe
IONS OF steel bars 10 be used for the manu-
facture OF shrapnel. The bars Will be maas
by the Carnegie steel Company.
The locomotive eompanys order Tor l'SoD
tons Of bars for high explosives ana sheils ls
- ,.,tsa "a 90 10 the steel corporation.
sss9 ~ bids ranged around s. per 100 poands,
rba value Of the order Is IN excess o. 80 ~ ~;
I3tds are out for an equal tonnage OF steer
,,sss Tor ths manufacture OF shrapnel shells py
~ Sea, York Air Brake Company ana me
seeafinehcuse Air Brake company = 81
t,,.fsg fhat ths steel corporation VIII secure
- Nes,f York AIR Brake oraer
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-20

The Liggstt & Meyers Tobacco Com
pany complained to the Interstate Com
meree Commission today. that 200 rail-
roads, practically all in the country, dis
eriminate against cigarettes. charging
double ana triple rates on them in straw
board containers. The Commission held:
Lighterage charges unreasonable on loose
lumber within the New York harbor free
lighterage zone. That prlnt-papsr rates.
International Fails. Ainn.. to Memphis
and New Qrleans. must be reducaa,
despite the lena and short haul clause.
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.

CHICAGO, May 2o.-HOGS.-R Receipts %, 900:
market slow and easy. Mixed and butchers
$T.Sod7.G2: good heavy. s7i047.5b; rough
heavy & log 20; light s785t4765; pigs, $50
ATTLE.-Recelpts a5oo market slow
weak. Beeves $69Cq9.25: cows and heifers
9025.
SHEET. Receipts 5000; market steady Ma
10. 10; spring lambs, So91250.
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK, May 20. = Butter--Market
steady; receipts 44h5 packages; extra, Csc:
22c,
Eggs-Market demoralized: receipts, 24,os1
packages: extra frsts 19hT20c; regular
packed nearby whites, 1sdisc.; regular
packed mixed color. 22ISl23c,: gathered re-
frigerator firsts, 19d21c.; gathered nearby
browns, 22c.: extra irsts, 20G21c; storage
packed firsts. 10000.
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nIVIDENDs DECLARED

New York Air Brake Company. regular quar-
terly IN per cent payable June 20 TO stock Of
9Rittenhouse Trust Company. semiannual 2
per cent, payable June 10 TO STOCK OF record
AIlantic Coast Line, semiannual Pa per cent,
ahIe Iuly 10 10 stock OF record June 2l,
National Lead Company, regular quarterly q
of / per cent, payable June 10. Books close
BTookiyn Union Gas Company, regular quar-
tsrly III per cent and usual semiannial extra
dividend OF / per cent, payable July TO
storE of record June 10.
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COTTON RALLIED AT CLOSE

was tame and the market opened easy this
morning at a decline OF / to 3 points. The
buying appeared TO be almost entirely for
New Orleans account Wall Street and local
interests sold. The market at Liverpool WAS
slightly lower than had been expected. After
the cali the list here reeeded little further.
May extended its rise TO % points at the
close. July ended up II and spot rose 10
Prices rallied in the afternoon and advances
above last nights close OF to points were
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German p Statement

BERLIN, May 20.-The Statement OF the
Reichsbank shows increases OF gold OF ?. sos. Oo0
ury bllls, 3s.94s.O0o 1884. 731 .000); in loans.
l1l,0O0 marks (S2s 600, and in deposits. e3.-
metal stock. treasury certificates and notes of
other banks OF 10e.055.O0O marks ts28, Al6 2501 !
securities, 4. T08. coo marks Isl. 176 5o0l and
note in circulation. 40, 100. 900 marks fsl0.-
o3O, 5O0).
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Reserve Banks Discount Rates
Foreign Discount Rates

Bids received for the issue OF S4SO.O
Utica public improvement 41k per cent
! to 2O-ysar serial bonds were as follows;
Kissell. Kinnieutt & Co. premium or
s7e24; ]. 5. Bache & Co, a premium OF
ST77; Utica Trust and Deposit Company
a premium Of Ss5s9; Kountze Brothers,
premium Of s2sl2; n. ". Halssy & Co.
premium Of s298s.
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ENGLISH RESERVES SMALLER

Weekly Statement Shows a Decrease
of 1921, 900.
LONDON, May 2O.-The weekly state
ment Of the Bank of England shows a
decrease of fs2l,OOO in reserves. that item
Standing at A6,l54,OOO. Bullion holdings
we're Rei,7O6OOO, falling off of G1,922, 900
Is compared with the previous week. De-
tails follow:
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NEW YORK METAL MARKET

NEW YORK, May 2o.-The metal markst
were as follows: Spot copper. ELS 75s. 3d..
sSI. Spot tin, s1so lbs. up S.; futures.
Gi60 los. up IS. Straits. e1G5 los, up e1,
Sales spot tin, 20 tons; futures, f50 tons.
Lead. G2O is. 3D.. Spelter. Go. up G2 los
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MORE GOLD IMPORTS

NEW YORK. May 2O-The International
RankinE Corporation has engaged In Yoko-
hama Tor shipment to New York by Friday
steamer 81 ,OO6, 600 gold. This makes S6,O 900
engaged In two days, S2 800 600 coming from
France and a similar amount from Ottawa.
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Amalgamated Annual Report

BOSTON. May 2O-The Amalgamated Cop
l,eriod for the 10 months enaed April 20, 1919
The previous report covered the year ended
December 81, 1913. They compare as fol-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-20
BANK CLEARINGs
RATES FOR MONEY
FOREIGN EXCHANGE wEAK

ia.e,so ,aohk. May 2o.-After opening steady
zEakaeas' Demaaange market developed marked
aiihn Tia aha sterling went 10 4.TslA, or
- feaehsde ,leeqTd low point OF 4.Tslk when
HElsa ii ~ dat hast March; Francs also partici-
Isl iars Ieellne making a new low record
sas.s '0f checks and 5.3Sh for cables. Rates
hlsa sterling Francs Marks Lire
-t''.,.47sis 5'Ss& s5niiss SIS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-20
VEGETABLES

Trade was fair and values generally were
we'll maintained. Quotations: White potatoes
per Pennsylvania. 5oq59c.; Maine, 4sa
oOc: New York, as to quality 35942c.; white
potatoes, Florida, per bbl.-No. !, "a. 4.5Oa5.25;
No. .. 81. .60a4: sweet potatoes, Delaware, per
sweet potatoes, Eastern Shore. per bbl@So. i,
Per 56i'TINo l. ss;7Sgi, ,75; Nc, s$S2, .;
choice, pei, loO-lb; bag. s.; 259H 50; do. me-
per GUNNER crate. No. l. SI,25; onions. Texas
per. per GUNNER crate No. Sos Ga'l cabbage
Carolina and Norfolk, per crate. N;5o91: Is;
l.50 cauliiower, North Carolina, per crate
Slgt so; lettuce, North Carolina, per basket
SOC. 6S1; beans. Florida wax. per basket
seas: do. Florida: greep, per basket, s2as
i5oi South Carolina large 81, 2591.50; DO.
small I5c qSi 2h; peas, Norfolk, per ts-bbl
basket, 81. 50Gl. rs; eggplant. Florida. per box
s2da. 30; cucumhers Florida per basket. S29
2 30: squash, Florida, per basket, StR2; pep
pers Florida. per carrier. seas beets Charles
per carrier-Fancy, sea2. 30: choice, 81 6Ofi rs ;
celery. Florida. per crate 75c aS1; asparagus
per bunch, 1Od2oe.; mushrooms per Alb bas-
ket, eOc.@S1
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NOTES OF THE RAIL

The Ann Arbor Railroad has brought
suit In the Circuit Court Of Appeals at
Grand Rapids TO test the eonstitutionaIity
In Michigan OF the two-eent fare law.
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POULTRY

LIVE.-The market was dull and weak.
Quotations; Fowls. l8hQlIe; roosters; ITO
weighing 1IzG2 lbs. apiece. 2s935e.; broilng
chickens not LeghoTns. weighing l9l4 lbs
Apiece. 24a26c.; broiling chickens, Leghorns,
Weighing iIsG2 lbs. apiece 23a2ic broillns
chickens, Leghorns, weighing Ia1A lbs. apiece,
2Og22c.: turkeys. l3gl6e.; ducks. l34l5c. !;
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
IORk COFFEE MARKET

ea fss May 20.-Trading was fairly
asn tsss zones Exchange At the OPEN
folals pse1sssailed Futures advanced
To-day onenis yazt,, rlosa
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RAR sILYER

Navv yoRk. Nay 20-Hag silver Naa quoted
~ s0Ec.; Msxieau dollars. s5s-as
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-20

BUTTER was in good demand and firm
with supplies well under control. Quotations
Western fresh soid-paeked creamery, fancy.
specials; SOC; extra, CSC extra frsts. 27c, ;
hTsts 26c. seconds, 24q25c.; ladle-packed,
1942ic. as to quality; nearby prints, fancy.
ale; average extras, 30c.; fTsts, 27q29c /
seconds, 2id25c.; garlicky. 2l425c. special
fancy brands OF prints jobbing at 35q3sc,
EGGS.-Demand was less active and the
market developed easier tone. Quotations:
In tree cases, nearby, extras, 23c. per doz, /;
nearby, frsts, So per standard case; nearby,
eStrs irsts 81 poT easee 10 hTsts 81 Itto
$50 per case; Southern. S51Od54O per case
fancy selected candled fresh eggs were iobhed
out AZ 2542To. per doz
CHEESE.-Trade was fair and the mar
ket ruled firm under light offerings, Quota
tions: New York, full cream, choice. new,
iTiba17Ae.. specials higher: do. do, fair
to good. new, l6EG17c. do, part skins,
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PROVISIONS

The market ruled steady with a fair job
smoked and air-dried, 25a28c.; Western beef.
in sets, smoked, 25q26c, city beef. knuekles
Western beef, knuckles and tenders, smoked,
25g2Se.i beef hams, S31a3Gi pork family,
do. akinned, loose. 12Aa12hc. do, do,
smoked, ls!.a i4c other hams. smoked city
hams smoked Western ds. gg cured, lsHgi4e; do.
p, cured loose. lOlsal1c.; do, smoked. 1oh0
lie; bellies; in pickle. according to average;;
bacon. Western cured, 18Q17c.; lard. Western
refined. tierces, 1OAql1o.; do, do, tubs, lO&4
lie. lard. pure city, kettle rendered, in terces.
lo&a1lC,; Ierd, pure city, kettle rendered. in
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GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT. = Receipts, Al, 1925 bush. The
market ruled Arm with more export inquiry,
but demand from mlllers light. Quota.
tions: Car lots, in export elevator.-No
red, spot $l6ldl54; No . red Western, spot.
Sl5aGl1. ~ Round lots, in export elevator: =
No . red, spot and May, Sl.52iaa1.jI1e; No.
. red Western, $.5Ilsdfl 62ia; No. Northern
Duluth, 81. l.62Gl.65
CORS.-Receipts, 1896 bush. Demand
slow and prices were iac lower. Quota
tiors: Car lots, in export elevator.-No. ?.
spot and May, I5q79c. Car lots for local
trade. to location. No. yellow, sea s2l2c. :
steamer yellow, sl9sllgc,; No; yellow, 7sla4
T0tac; No. yellow. 75lAd77i5c.
OATS.--Receipts, 33,sss bush. Buyers
were indifferent and prices were I2C. lower.
Quotations: No. white. 60Q60iEc. standard
white 5e859isc; No 3 white, 5sa5sl2c.
RYE dull We quote at $1.140l.16 per
bush, as to quality in export elevator and
at Sl05Gllo for small lots Of nearby grain
in bags.
II, F1oURMRocslpts 1890 Rsls 3s Il n;aisS 9SsIo S2To
Ss s' 5s IN fSaRss %ood in ne css MT aHS}s
do, straight. $T97, 20; do. patent, S7.25a7 IS;
Kansas, straight, jute sacks, $7.1O4T.S0 do.
patent jute sacks, S7.40a7 80; spring, first,
clear, SIuI25; do straight, $l.25qI .JOi do.
patent ST.5OG7T5; DO. faVorite brands, 81 500
$50 city mills, choice and fancy patent, $I.sa
qS25i city mills, regular grades-Wtnter, clear
50 50a6 -; do, straight, SI9725; do patent
RYE FLOUR was quiet and steady. We
quote nearby and Western in wood at SB.25Gg
500, to quality.
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FRESH FRUITS

Choice stock was in fair request and gem
per bb-7Baldwin, 81, 5O94: Ben Davis 81 80
az, 90; other good eating varieties S2.26q9. 50;
de-; Delaware and PennsylyanIa,o W her hamper,
per box, s., ,594s,6oi pineapples, per crate
Porto Rco, 81 6Oa2; Florida, Sl.0og2 25: straw
Norfolk. 3QTc.; do, Maryland and Eastern
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French Rank Losing Gold

PARIS Nav 2O-The following the
,rtncinsI items m statement OF the Bank OF
EEi-anee Tor week ending May i3;
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

pair, JO87Oc; pigeons, old per pair, 25a3oc. :;
do. young. per pair, 22G25c.
mi DlREssED-Trade ol Gss was quiet. but prices
tions' Eresh,k!lied fowls, II TO box, Gry-picked
Weighing 41Eq5 lbs, apiece, lslac.; 90. 3]IGi
Us apiece ls4e.; do. lbs apiece, 16glic;;
packed Western. 4 lbs. and over apiece. iSc :
do. do smaller sizes. l64lTc.: old roos ers
dry;plSkod, lsl2c.; SQUADS white Weighing il
ing to 10 lbs per dozsn ez e. 2Sg3 So; do, DO.
per dog ,Sg s2qg230 S3 ao do, I66ae3% lbs PER
and No. e 81, Frozen pOyltFyEt'owis. as TO
packed in boxes miik-fed 5ia55c lbs tS to dos, Ss
i ise; d. s7@42 lbs tS 70 dtoz,. t, ise do3 4sq47
20 20 lbs ana over &le corn.fed, 5iSia' los; los.
4s lbs to doz.. i3c,; do. 80 lbs and over, 2Sc::
Western. coifn:isd; ) lbs and eyer, isc,; DO.
DO, do o. 2#gS lbs, I44lSe; bToiiers. Hik:fei;
lbs to doz. 24c Gorn-Ied G LII fancy. 1924 lbs; to
turkeys. dry-plcked and dry-packed fancy, Fl
g22c.; fair to good lsa29e Old TOMS l9&2oc.
TO good. l29i6e geese. choice and fancy. 100
IN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-20

Total sales, 277. 400 shares, compared with
15l zoo shares; thus far this ek. $500
shares; same period last week, 3,OJ3, 400 shares.
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REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

The market quiet but firm. We quote
Standard granulated, 6.O5c.; fine granulated
&C.; powdered 610c. confectloners' A. 5.9Oc,
soft grades. bI5nb75.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-10-29

of the fact that during their more
they may have been in the habit of
carrying concealed arsenals, brass
knucks and a willing disposition to
assault either the male or the fe-
male of the species, such men have
reformed without interference up
on the part of society and have
made good citizens. With these
shining examples of reformation as
guide, it is believed that farmers
contingent as the governor may or
may not characterize them-should
not be permitted unrestrainedly to
pass upon matters affecting person
al liberty. And hence the theory
that new department of state gov
eminent is an absolute necessity.
OF course, the governor himself
may occasionally make errors in
mere matters of calculation-as, for
lAStdlSS, III thC SooC VI oll VFOOo.
But, with an advisory board of his
own choosing constantly at hand, it
is felt that such trivial matters
would not weigh heavily against
the excellent results which would
surely ensue. In olden times-and
even today in some of the European
countries-the czar or ruler has
absolute power to dissolve juries
and set aside verdicts, With the
proved fact that democracy is a
failure and that trial by jury is a
farce, it is now believed that the
time has come in Arkansas tor a
reversion to the good old days when
some one man of known intelligence,
and he only should be allowed to
interfere with personal liberties of
the masses.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-10-29

enters the race for governor he will
violate sacred promise. He said
the governor, in speech from the
balcony of the Ouachita hotel in
Camden during the campaign OF
1913, voluntarily promised to sup
port him in 1916.
1.-THE statement that there was an
agreement between myself and DR..
Brough, or that l promised to sup
port him in 1915, is absolutely un-
true" Gov. Hays said. Shortly be-
fore the campaign opened in 1913
DR.. Brough came to Little Rock to
see me. He endeavored to per-
suade me to enter into an agree
ment under which l would support
him in 1916, but / advised him to
give up the idea. He suggested that
each of us select certain number
of friends who should decide which
of us should enter the race.
81 told him that he had better
drop that proposition and forget it
that if we should make such an
agreement it would ruin both of
us. There never was any under
standing between us regarding what
either of us should do in the fu-
ture. During my 1913 campaign
made no speech in Camden from
SAYS GOVERNOR PROMISED.
Camden, Oct. 23.-In his address
The weekly soliphone., 1915-10-29
KAISER WILHELM
ISSUES PARD0NS

Washington Oct. 22.-(Special to
The Press announcement from
Germany that the kaiser has par
doned the Countess de 'Belleville
and Nine. Thuiller,s condemned by
court martial 10 be shot for having
harbored Belgian soldiers, has done
much TO offset official indignation
incident to the execution of Miss
Cavell. Representations had been
made to the German government by
Secretary Lansing. In view OF Her
man Riders statement that the
kaiser would probably have pardon
ed Miss Cavell had the case been
laid before him, it is believed that
an error was made mot interven-
ing in her behalf.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-10-29

here Thursday night, DR.. G. II.
Brough, candidate for governor, said
that Gov. Hays voluntarily prom
Used in a speech from a balcony Of
the Ouachita hotel here during Gov.
Hays race for his first nomination
that he would support and urge his
friends to support DR.. Brough in
1916. DR.. Brough said there was
no political compact, but that Gov.
Hays made this promise out of
gratitude for the help Brough had
given him during his race.
DR.. Brough said that if Gov. Hays
enters the race for governor now
he will be guilty of violating sa-
cred promise. He added that his
friends were at liberty to quote him
as saying SO in public.
DR.. Brough also discussed his
scheme for equitable taxation and
pledged himself to urge that the st.
Francis levee board be elected by
the people instead of appointed by
the governor. The address was
heard by an enthusiastic audience at
the city hall. DR.. Brough stated
that he regarded his address rather
as a lecture than campaign
speech, and that he would make
campaign speech here later.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-10-29
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WITH CASCARETS
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head aches, how miserable and un-
comfortable you are from constipa-
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sluggish bowels-you always get
the desired results with Cascarets.
Don't let your stomach, liver and
bowels make you miserable. Take
Cascarets tonight; put an end to
the headache, biliousness, dizziness,
nervousness, sick, sour, gassy stom-
ach, backache and all other dis
tress; cleanse your inside organs of
all the bile, gases and constipated
matter which is producing the mis-
cry.
A fO-cent box means health, hap
piness and a clear head for months.
No more days of gloom and distress
if you will take a Cascaret now and
then. All druggists sell Cascarets.
Don't forget the children-their lit
tie insides need a gentle cleansing,
too *tf
The weekly soliphone., 1915-10-29
GOV. HAYS. STUNG BY OPPONENT,
MAKES A POSITIVE" STATEMENT

Little Rock, Oct. pa state
night by DR.. c. H. Brough that
Gov. Hays, during his first cam
paign, promised to support him for
governor in 1916, was vigorously
denied by Gov. Hays when he was
informed of it. He denied that any
made between him and DR.. Brough,
and referred to the Fayetteville can
didates statements as absolutely
untrue" In his Camden address
DR.. Brough said that if Gov. Hays