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The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-06-22

Albert Bechler left Monday
for Fort Worth on short bust
ness trip.
p. O. Garter of Elida and Lee
Carter of Portales were in town
on business Tuesday.
l.. G. Denton left Tuesday
morning for Las Palamas
Springs. to be gone a few weeks
for rest and recuperaticn.
See our Add-We make A b
stracts. Garter Robinson Alb
sUract Co.
j. NJ. Shields of Abernalhy.
Texas, was in town between
trains Thursday.
Mrs. J. B. King returned from
Amarillo, Thursday. She was
accompanied by her son, Paul
King and wife, who will spend
several days on the ranch.
Mrs J. B. King left Tuesday
morning for Amarillo, in re-
sp9nse TO a telegram armounc
ing the death of her grandson,
Stahl King.
John Shuibet and wife and
son James and a boy friend; Mr..
and Mrs. Weatherby of Floyda-
da, Texas, were here several
days this week the guests of
of Mrs. Shurbet's brothers, John
and Lee Kimmons and fanatics.
w. E. Trammel of Stratford,
Texas, received about $50 yearl-
ings here Monday, bought of
w. J. Wilkinson, said to be
about the best lot handled here
this season. The price paid was
not stated Shipment was
made to Stratford where they
will so on the grass.
Mrs. l.. J. Eastwood was
seriously hurt last Sunday in a
fall from q water tank, in which
she received several cuts and
bruises about the face. She
was brought to town for treat
ment and is at the home of her
son, Henry Carroll. She is re-
ported getting along as we'll IS
could be expected. Later. Mrs.
Eastwood was able to return
the fore part of the week.
-Elida Enterprise.
School directors of the Kenna
school, Frank Good, Ed Lee and
L. L. Bell attended a meeting
of the County Board of Educa-
ton Monday at Portales. The
purpose of this visit was MAN.
ly to arrange for a High School
at Kenna. There was no posi-
tive assurance given Ibut they
met with fatterng prospects
and the matter of a High school
for Kenna depends to some ex-
tent on the number of pupils
above the eighth grade in this
section Of the country who will
attend this school. A thorough
investigation is now being made
to enroll a sufficient number Of
ninth and tenth q AIDE pupils TO
justify tile employment Of an
other teacher. At present there
seems to be but little doubt that
tn High School will be estab-
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-06-22

See our AdC-We make alb
slracts. Garter Robinsom Alb
slract Co.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-06-22

p. O. Garter of Elida and Lee
Carter of Portales were in town
on business Tuesday.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-06-22

l.. G. Denton left Tuesday
morning for Las Palamas
Springs. to be gone a few weeks
for a rest and recuperaticn.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-06-22

Albert Bechler left Monday
for Fort Worth on a short bust
ness trip.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12
BETTER DEMAND ON CURB MARKET
GIVES IMPROVED TONE TO TRADING
Absence of Forced Selling, Which Proved Factor in
Unsettng Rallies Last Week-Vigorous Buying
of Motors-Oils Higher
NEW YORK Nnr- L.

There Of
wh many stocks making good gains
f
ana there absence
tho last week.
aims its low Of
Boat anged from13 to
There 3
the
a siortt lime
at
trading
Reduction a Stcam at
to
Ic Il
Man.N Valley at and and Nevada So
a to
to 10 OCents
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12
BOY SLAYS HIS CHUM
IN "WILD WEST" PLAY
Victim Smiles His Forgiveness, Then
Dies in Hospital-They Played
With "Unloaded" Revolvers

ATLANTIC CITY. Nov 12.--Eyes were
wet in the quarter Sessions Court this morn.
ing, when Judge Shinn held John Lacy.
fifteen years old. son OF Mark Lacy, police
serge mt. in $1,000 bail to await action Of
the Grand Jury on a charge OF man.
slaughter growing out OF the death in the
city, Hospital last night of George Gilbert
twelve, his particular chum.
Young Lacy shot his friend while they
we're playing wild West" in an improvised
cave near their home on Saturday. Both
had revolvers, which were supposed 70 be
empty. Suddenly there was m explosion
Gilbert smiled al his pal and collapsed He
remained UNCONSCIOUS until he died
Lacy's father, in uniform. accompanied
him 10 Judge Shinn's court and entered
surety for his appearance when wanted.
Young Lacy wept throughout the hearing
Il wouldn't have hurt him for worlds be-
cause he was my best friend" he reiterated
increasingly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12
POULTRY

,ldn!sV LIVE orHs- was guhIct and unchanged Quota
XXX WGis 2Sc rs. rGosters. olsm i6c., quality 2G@ 55c
2s2SS q S; do Indian Runner l0a zoe: do. sprins. -
pn'p sma weighing % TO : lbs; apiece o0c a 81
noe 0o pigeons Old, per pair. 2i4@ @Oc. do. young.
ket rpSS ar, wore light aud the mar
.Rc hIgher. .Thc quotations follow: Turkays
Westterni, spring. iced, 81 a 35c: turkeys old
bresthESisj brst AZ 10, iced nearby 80 sac western
loN' milk-t"d dry-picksd, fancy selected 1Gt5 p.
20, weighing "a lbs. apiece a6c; do weigh,
nf ibs anicce. 25c; do, welghing 3ia lbs
aPlcce 2ici do. weighing lbs apiece 90 10
.oct LOWS iced. In bbls.. fancy dry picked
MeiRhhihk ~ lbs, ana over apiece, u5is g. do
Welendng BIS. apiece. 24i2 =; do smaller si2rq
anWf3ci o,d roostcrs, dry picked. 9lc. broIlprs
MnnrlEhl,ng I'2 W2 lbs. apiece. Jersey fancy 33 IA
sSd soc. IanGX go ao q 3ac other nearby
Western, weighing 4 lbs. and over apiece Dan
-, chdlCokens; western, weighing 80 lbs
apiece, :3c: do. weighing ~ m3 lbs ania"e
.lW22c; spring ducks. 2Gn 2Sc; eulnoas sprinp
Melghlng 3.s ~ lbs. per pair. Si.l5; do smaller
Sizes, VIZ %; squads, white Weighing ii n 10
IDS per dozen, s8. .5 n u 90. do weighinr a n in
lbs. per, dozen, 81. 5oT6; do. Weighing Ihs nor
a99hens ~ aOm5; do, weighing I lbs per dozen
y I9gdl5; do. weighing d64s lbs per dozen
No. .. 7JC a Sl.75 ' ''' anu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12

PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

katH HMmEAT-Receipts LIE 22i.iSG bush. The mar
eieyator sttsady Quotations. car lots in export
40 m9s'nerh spring. ~: No. / hard winter,
60 81. 10 J. Durum S2.27 No. hard whit, 4,
2-25' No' red winter, 81. -; No. 1 soft red.
SooN9' of each of these grades Sc a bushel less,
- we "ss' NO. T. l0c lcss.)
Sroi rcd. So "a No . soft red 81 90 No.
20 ~ 81 NO, aoft red, s.. 10. No. 4 red.
NO soft red. 2l5.
MMhlts wheat relatively same price us rcd.
so,t 1911 n, wheat, &c of. No. wheats. red or
mnrrt," ""r samples" will be bought on their
GnnHp'No Nout IN no case at above lc under No. 4:
iocsi pu.et anu nominal Quotations tear lots for
iV"' i"v"' !orsac, az TO locationG Western No. vel
NON, non, aii"'" 49, do. Nos. .. and yellow,
r,tAA ,ptAATS-Recepts % 223 bushels. The market
III 1ucu sttong and prices further advanced &c
tbc st,.Imn.nt mnnt orertnEs and in sympathy with
tn,sSu sSuSSnsth or advces from the West. Quota
VGis WngC' NO white, G7is q csc; No white,
g., FLOrR-Roccipts. ESQ bhls. and ISL 200 lbs
II, is"Cks, spot goods sold slowly and showed
~ bbiir ,Cnangc. Demand was active FOR forward
a,,niui.Tnt' nut offerings were still limited. The
10 na9lEht; $40 % a 10 50: Kansas. clear, SO 70 q
SbSnEn;osnpot sbIISE; spot $40 Mi; spring arst clear mil,
n i" LIT ~ 100 IL: spring patent. spot sll. -
II sn@rirs spr,snE ratcnt. mill shipment SOa2m
mills pnhE tavoritc brands SlI 30 a e. %: city
citv niios' inio'ce and fancy patent, 81 5nn u ~;
si6 e!@i 10 ,o or'guor s,,.dcs wint@r-straisht
o,,ntn sdb ~ Y sold slowly at former rates. We
49, '''"oH lu as to quality
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12

Intolerance" the last spectaCle reltdseu
for the public by n. w. Grifnth, VIII be
presented to the patrons of the lsialto on
Thursday and Friday only.
"The Pullman Bride" new Mack Sem,
nett comedy, Is the added feature the hrst
half of the week at the Palace.
Marshall NeiIan directed the new Mary
Pickford picture Mt the Stanley this week.
II Is called The Little Princess and was
made from the story "Sarl Crewe,' by
Frances Hodgson Burnett
The Honor system" said TO he based
upon actual happenings will be the big
feature today at the Great Northern.
"'Thc Stainless Barrier" which is the Sat
urday feature at the Princess. Is said TO
have an all-star cast OF screen players.
Edna Goodrich Is the chief star on Sat
urday at the Ruby in "A Daughter Of Mary
land"
The first episode Of the new serial The
Mystery ship" Will be shown on Friday at
the Overbrook
Frank J. Seng will present "rarentage"
at the Fifty-sixth street Theatre today. 1t
is a study of child environment.
Chaplin in THE Adventurer" is an added
feature at the Sherwood on "Wednesday and
Thursday.
The Locust offers Sessue Hayakawa the
Jan actor, in "The Call of the East" to.
day He is the best screen actor OF his
race.
Ann Pennington Is the star the latter half
Of this week at the Strand in The Antics or
Ann"
An added feature today at the Audi.
torium. Logan, is THE Bedroom Blunder.
II Is a Mack Sennett comedy.
Whose Baby" keystone comedy is
an added feature for Wednesday at the
Ridge Avenue Theatre.
Iouia Markova is said TO he the uCw
name for Gretchen Hartman. the Fox star.
She will be at the Savoy on Saturday in
THE Painted Madonna"
Jack and the Beanstalk" is the show
offered for tomorrow at the Liberty. 1t is
essentially a kddie feature.
Wolves are shown in "One Hour at the
Regent today and tomorrow. They attack
Alan Hale, but he is the victor in the fight
Louise Huff and Jack PicRtord are the
costars IN The Ghost House" Nj Friday
at the Coliseum.
Bert Lytel is the star Of The Lone
Wolf" the Wednesday felture at the
Frankford.
Gail Kane seen here last in "rhe Pro-
fessors Love story" will appear in the film
story "The Brides Silence" on Thursday
at the Cedar.
Robert H. Bowers wrote the musical
score that accompanies the showing OF
Annette Kelermann in "A Daughter of the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12
Shippers Oppose Freight-Rate Raise

generally T,one
of
in
public
rod secure
giving
and
incidentally
o
.
intended give and unnecessary
transportation would with enable
earn fair return upon the capital invested in them
of his chim
o
time has declined and Baltimore Ohio declined
rn from ia Erie from AZ to 49, United
of
from 100 81 United States 1861 declined from 1os the high
= to
of
above entire
lion
railroads a
figures available that for the
same shrnage in their and
some them threatened with insolvency and scarcely earning enough
to
a
roads being this 100 for their
and 100
has been little
allowed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12
VEGETABLES

Potatoes were quiet and weak Other vaye-
tables were offered quite freely and prices
favored buyers. The quotation rnnpoI n |,
hushcl basket. 33 bs.-No l. 75d S,r' 10 ,
4OM 80; white potatoes, Jersey. per 15O-lb bap
Giants, 81 25I 3 40 white potatoes per hushei
so lbs.-penrsylvania fancy. 81 40 M ,GI, New
western. 81 n 81; sweet potatoes, Jersey. per
q .bushel basket, 33 lbs.--No. |, iOfrG5c: No .
Lettuce Lettuce New York, per box. 81; Ig225 cauii.
New York, per box, 81 si.75N..2i: RrussaIs
sprouts Long Island. ,per quart, l.@1sc; water,
cress, New York per 100 bunchss 81 50 n .. egg
rlant. Florida per box. 81 5T5 cucumbcrs
Florida, per hamper s3@4.50; beans Florida
50: peas. Florida. per hammer. S3ai: cabbage
New York, per ton. isn23; do Danish seed
per ton. 500 a 2S; onions. New York Ma ssachu.
sets. Ohio and Indiana; per, 1Oo-Ih bag, No. /,
2e3q3: No 2. siM 30; onions, California, per
lOO.b. bag, 81. 3: mushrooms. per lib
ba sket. slUa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12
BOARDS RULING ON RESERVE NOTES
SAME AS WAS ANTICIPA ATED
Financiers Must Find Some Other Plan for New
Financing Than Rediscounting.
Gossip of the Street

in occasions
Anew financing in
~pkg
would
instances where 1t was said the had
Of Goodrich
banks with series of nneday
4 euignal
wasp the Reserve
be a
by
expressed their doubts
approving
in order obtain recount
would be a
! day
Guaranty Trust Com
such
Of $25Ooo
in
to the t
a dispatch from Washington the subject S
board deemed public
of
a. SER
opinion the
with short term and commercial borrowings should not be
properly pertaining the investment market
dwinm
approval was acknowledged by those who favored the
did that should be of
little fellows in of
o
of
instances by
York the decision matte
Tobacco
bankers
Of
from
it n in
eligible
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12
Budget System for Government Demanded


a
conceived similar the
IN all European
with scientific revision
acted
should revised with delay
possible successful
md brokers of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12

,yai - EttLpemand was fair and y,Iuos nora
inc .rn .ir.n''n,hLalned under lght offerings Ioiiov-
d7c a'nSry "Nir extra i5e higher scoring Goods 4ST
seconds "d ,Drsts 4in ii'2 r; nrsts 3If i3ig {.
aNs avssrass eY,ra. ia@4sc; rrsis. IA i5C' s" s"c
at ~ n 5ac " ''"""' "i prints JobblnS
,,h,r hho,''S-The market ruled firm and hiahor
,,sn1 snaii supplies and fairly active de-.
r,ss c,s,,1 LOT IN" fresh stock guOtatlons. Free
c"se' nearly hrsts Sl4 Iud I. ~ per standard
current receipts. slI 10 nor ga 80, sorrnds
Sii t6 r iiaag99 70 per per Casr' wcstern extra hrsts,
'onds s12 Ii a l3Oi nor .asya' 80 'w Ut rnsrs
GggS S extra sll10; nrsts $40 So. seconds So 90
w. .lui fancy selected c..gs were iohhiry az
0oMhIc ner dozen ' ''''''~ Wv
,,t tHEESE ruled firm under moderate offerings
f,,iI .,n,, "shS pulrt. Quotations: New York.
90, 40, fresh made. best 23i, ii n3i, rs do do
fresh made. fair to good. 22ig n a3C
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12
no Common Dividend for Moline Plow

MOLINE. ILL.,. Nov. 12. - Net profits
s.ined by the Moline Plow Company and
subsidiary organizations for year ended
suy u, 1917. exceeded by s5s2.2ss the
sns snHsnihgs OF the previous year. Although
snc'eht to pay 9h per cent on common
a. a.ser paying dividends of Z and per
s,au, ~, on irst and second preferred, respec-
Sey, the company announced that no divi-
hsns hksau VIII be paid on common at this time
~ s'suse the directors feel it is necessary
~ sohserve the company's funds in order
y "hahce its rapidly increasing business.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12
FRESH FRUITS

"a APPLES snd GrSnbesrrcs Of ,hno quality sold
ESssncralIy st"ady. Quotations were: Apples. per
Sid aO Twenty.ouncc. si05: Winesap SAM.
NssssSnnhy; Nssssn $50; Hghbgrdston, sad5; GrcsHing'
Rome Bcagty. st5ofr5 80; Staymcn Winasan" ,a";
st4a50 BLACK TwIg s4N5: Grimes's tt;!lIlIIap t;nlIaapp
tsnG sS 49, ,ad S?Eke saaS Fa FSpH 'sssi9T3 g.
Rsys 5ana ss355 4 HpPS western per hos zen
Spit1cnbcrE, 81 H3: Rome Beauty ST Sh1 q ~ n o.
tioidan CiGST iso 56 NnT 'om 3@ Grimes
David g. 25@l "a; Belle Flcur. sia55ia; Nans nr.
per IS bush bsEt 25ca ST. - oainces'' ;i a' Na% dS
ossnse. ts@ H,lqifsT@T slifarn JSr per no hunsh
por,c frTi, t Florida per box 'sgt 30 Pinosprcs.
York. per alb, bskt;; lom iGc do, do per- 1SIS
66skt,, 400 9'c; DO california .Tokay per crate,
sl.20G 80; do. California Muscatcl pcr crate' atte'
81. % u I5; do. California Cornichon nor ora 10
sl;7a@225 25. Pears. New York; per bush Cbs[t,
-Bartlett. ,sln 30; Seckel s2d3 pears, N"w
York, pSr 6bl-ritartlett, im5; ,seckol, sGaN:
Crsnberres. Jersey, per crate. go % a 8 30; do,
do. per bhl., shH 80. Strawberries. Califor,
mia, per pit. 20 25C. '
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12
PROVISIONS

dop,nn np market ruled firm with q f,ir johhing
In sa,u Quotations Grc follows, city hcCf,
in seis smoked smoked and air.dried. 33c, western beef
d. smoked 33C: city beef. lnucl<es and ten
bnnc;l, ,iiinoked and ar.drcd. 3ic. Western beef
s45 phhd shd tenders smoked. 3ic. Beef hams
sSSETp99; loose 2I'1 geSisc do stnn"d. loose
hams s,,opn.;, 90; do smoked. 27@2sc. Other
averayoe eHbohhed moshhe city cured. 70 brand and
cured. 2siS n @I}n,5 @o}n Hams smoked; western
do, aanno99lders; S. T. currd, loose. 25is c; DO
ins 10 80, 9d'sc. Relies. IN Pickle. accord
az 70 brannIage loose, $50. Brcakfast bacon,
sec prsnd and sveraGr. city or Western cured
do do a,u "a, western refined. tierces. 2sc; do
,endsrS,, tuhA,. 2sc Lard. pure city. kettle
tic.pereSd tiped IN tierces. 2sc Lard pure city. ket.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12
Tank Ship Presented to u. s.

GLOUCESTER CITY. y. j.. Nov. Ia
The tanker John NJ. Connolly. launched at
the plant of the Pennsylvania Shipbuildine
company Saturday, has been presented by
Henry l.. Doherty Co. of New York to
the Government. This company controls the
Consolidated Transportation and Oil Com.
pany. which was to have operated the boat
which was named after the late John NJ
Mr.. DOherty.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Harbison- Walker Refractories Company reg
ular quarterly of y per cent ON prefcrred pay
able January j" to stock of record January ..
Pittsburgh. Youngstown and Ashtahula Rail
way Company, regular quarterly Of ! "a per cent
on preferred payable December 1 to stork of
record November 20.
Jewel Tea Company, Inc, regular uarterly Of
"a pei. cent on preferred payable January . to
stock OF record December 20.
fdDst Brewing company, regular quarterly of
81 per cent on preferred. payable December n
Books close December O and reopen December
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12
Alabama Great Southern Pays Extra

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-The Alabama
Great Southern Railroad has declared a
dividend of 2la per cent and l per cent
extra on the common stock, payable Decem-
ber 2s' 10 stock of record December l. Also
dividends Of 3 per cent and Y per cent
extra on the preferred stock. payable Feb
ruary 2l, 1918, to stock of record January
i. 1918. These dividends are the same as
six months and one year ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12
Refined Sugar Unchanged

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-The refined sugar
market remains unchanged. with the Amer
lean. National and Pennsylvania Com
panies quoting fine granulated at $3.50. The
FEDERAL Warner and Arbuckle Brothers
continue withdrawn. Rsws. $500
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12
Prince of Wales in Italy

PARIS, Nov. l2.--rhe press censorship
allows the newspapers to announce that the
Prince of Wales has gone to the Italian
front lie appears on the streets like any
other officer and has become most popular
receiving ovations when ever he is recog-
nized.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12
on Wednesday at the Eureka. n filled with
Incidental details OF war maneuvers.


To appreciate the magnitude ~ the scop0
Of the motion-pcture camera. II would be
worth visit the first part OF this week to
the Imperial where Intolerance" is %
exhibition. ~
In addition to many acts OF variety,
Sessue Kayak iva. In THE Call of the
East" will be shown today at the Al.
hambra.
The famous Pembroke est.'e on Iong
Island will he seen In The Outsider" q
Metro wonderplay adapted from Louis 10.
seph Vance's novel Nobody" starring
Emmy wehlen. which will he shown at the
Fairmount Theatre on Wednesday. THE
outsider" required a magnificent residence
with sumptuous surroundings and this
famous estate was selected as being abso.
lutely In keeping with the beautiful back.
ground OF the Vance story.
Charles Dalton. who was here last week
IN THE Wanderer," is in Fighting Odds"
at the Park on Saturday.
Marjory Wilson is the featured feminine
star on Saturday at the Apollo
A. r. p
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12
NINING STOCKS

HELP WANTED-FEMALE
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION
DEATHS

Of Jennie Duncan lnee Forresp. and son OF the
late George and Rebecca Duncan. Notice of
Edgewood ST. '
ACE and ELLEN. DAILY RoLAND. Funeral neral
services Thurs. II a. m. l+7 n. 9th st, Int.
MURPHY;-Nov. 12. MARY c.. daughter of
John and Rose Murphy tnee McEnteel. Int
YpuSGG5Noy 10. AGNES OLIVE. daushter
20. Relatives and friends. also employees OF
Berg Bros and Strawbridse & Cother stores.
residence Of her aunt. Mrs. Agnes Mines \ 2a55
N. Jasper st. Int. New Cathedral Gem. solemn
Il. v. NJ, 10 a. m.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12

Marshall Neilan directed the new Mary
Pickford picture Mt the Stanley this week
II Is called THE Little Princess and was
made from the story "Sarl Crewe.' by
Frances Hodgson Burnett.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12
REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PROJECTS

The market ruled firm ON , b.st, ~ .
extra fino granuiatcd. VII 1t ""S's ol
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12

The Honor System" said to he based
upon actual happenings. will be the big
feature today at the Great Northern.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12

must furnish best reference and have know-
edge Of maehinsry; drive Gadiilae car; q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18
President Forced
PapcrMen to Yield
Threatened Special Session Of
Congress to Pass Remedial
Legislation.
Try Associated Press /

WASH NGTpN. February TIT be-
came known day that the print paprr
manufacturers yielded an their upposi-
ton I" the governments efforts Ia re-
store normal prices. and aErccd Ia nrr-
NIT the Federal Trad. Commission M
determine a fa;r seal" only when con
fr"ntcd with tho alternative Of personal
action by President Wilson and :,
special session Of Congress To pnss
r"n"diui legislation.
At President Wilson's dirr.tion Il,
was said. Secretary McAdoo summoned
one 81 III" principal manufacturers
VII" was acting as spokesman for ,h..
others. and Informed him that. mas
much as til. government itself Was MOI
permitted by tn. Constitution To inn
pos" rr"hihitirc restraint upon the
press. the administration did not in
tend - remain idle while an alleged
monopoly through eAtortionate priccs
for PRINT paper cff.ctually imposed
greater restraints than tn. govcrnm. n I
ni.ht ever contemplate.
Mr. McAd"o. II WAS said speaking
Tor III" President. inforv,cd Il repre-
sentative manufacturers that with many
daily cwspapcrS threatened with bcin.;
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forced TO close up, a special session OF
Congress would be called. III ncccs-
sary. Ia pass legislation to restore
prices ami supply 10 !, normal level
~ tic sam" time. the Fedora! grand
jury III New York was preparing IL
bring indictments for criminal prose
tutionS. The sequel Was the action 81
IN" manufacturers yesterday ia sign
ing an agreement permitting the Trade
Commission 10 tiN fair prices.
u Is understood that the adminiStr:,-
iion * going farther in taking steps
10 guard against amy shortage Of sup
ply in the future. Through the f'ur.s,
Service. plans for REPRESENTATION OF
wooded areas now devastated for wnntt
pulp. arc To Il" worked out. which wcr.
expected 10 furnish ample supplies for
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STEVENSON AND SAPP LEAD
VIII BE Candidates In Election for seat
In Congress Formerly Held by
Late ID. L.. Finley.
By Associated press. !

by Associated Press
COLUMBIA, :. - February IL
Complete returns from Yesterday 5
Democratic primary in the Fifth Con
Srsssionai District show that w r.
Stevenson and =. II. Sapp will be the
candidates in the election for the seat
in Congress formerly held by til. late
II. T.. Finley. 1t was agreed that.
should no one OF the five asrirauts for
the long term receive majority. the
tw" highest would lie candidates i'll
tn" election. Stevenson received 80
votes. and Sapp 2,ooa, only thtrty-twn
NOR" than 4. T. I:utlcr IN. election
will he held next Wednesday,