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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-30
Saturday Market Specials

Crisco, mall size, 45c; medium, 9Oc; large SIS
Dressed Hens, Springs, Veal Hearts, Ve'
Tongues, Sweet Breads, Corned Beef, Veal, Porl
Sausage, Fancy Young Beef. Pork and Beef Tender
loin, Salt Salmon. all kinds of Smoked and Cure
Meats.
The Little River news., 1918-06-19

PEAS FOR SALE-StOck and Whip
 poorwill peas for sale.-C. s. Cobb.3t
The Little River news., 1918-06-19
FIRST NEW FLOUR
Gropnd by Dr. J. H. Judd from
 This Seasons Crop.

Dr. J. H. Judd left us Tuesday a sample of whole wheat flour, which he had just mil!ed from this seasons crop. The flour looks good The doctor says that he will save most oi his crop for seed. He believes that a large acre. age will be planted to wheat here this fall and in view of that fact more bin- ders and threshers should be purchas- ed in different sections of the county There is not machinery now in the county to properly take care of the present crop.
The Little River news., 1918-06-19
Fred M. Graves

o. T. Graves has received card from his brother, Fred M Graves. an- nouncing his safe arrival in France It had been six weeks since he had been last heard and just after he had received his sailing orders. He is attached to the naval flying squadron as observer and machine gunner. His address is Fred NJ. Graves, Seaman Naval Air Station, Pauilla Girande, France, Care N. T. P. o.
The Little River news., 1918-06-19
DENOUNCES KAISER
Says Whole War Has Become Family
 Affair Oi the HOhenzOllernS.

Amsterdam, June 16.-A scene was caused in the Reichstag today by Dr. Cohn, a Socialist member, when, ac- cording to the Cologne Gazette, he declared the border states have be- come Golgotha, where lie bleaching the bones of the best in the land, who have been slaughtered by the mislei German soldiers
 An uproar followed this declaration and Deputy Cohn was called to order, but he continued:
 The entire WIT has become fam fly affair of the Hohenzollerns. It is possible that we may finally re- the entente will have to submit to but Europe will have become a con- tinent of beggars and we snail all suf- fer the consequences of such peace ' Lieuten2 mt General von Stein, Prus- sian minister of war and state, in re- ply, asserted:
 "It is not one family in this coun- try which is waging war. but the Ger man people, under the kaiser, is wag- ing war for it's existence According to another account oi the excited debate, several Independ- ent Socialists shouted: Robbers, murderers!" when Dr Cohn said that people were being slaughtered by the misled German soldiers"
 Members of the Center and the Con servative parties thereupon left thu
 Chamber, it is reported.
The Little River news., 1918-06-19

MrS. ELncl SlInS NlSltSu III SAai kama last week, the guest of Mrs. Lula Fortune and her daughter, Mrs. Ray mond Willis, of Omaha, Nebr
 All you .are asked to do is to buy only necessary things and then loan not give-your savings to your Gov ernment to help it fight your war. Remember! the men in our Army and Navy do not expect luxuries. Should we at home expect them? Buy necessities and War Savings Stamps.
 Whereas ye know not what shall be i on the MOTION. For what is life! It is even vapOr that appeareth for a little time and then yanisheth away J4mes 4:14.
 Our men in the trenches and in the submarine chasers are doing their part Are you doing your part? Buy War Savings Stamps to your utmoss capacity.
 For he saith. have heard thee in q time accepted. and in the day Of saliva. ton have ! suceOred thee; behold now is the accepted time; behold now is the day of salvatiOn.-II. Cor. G:2. Give our boys in the Army and Navy every fighting chance. Pledge yourself to save to the utmost of your ability and to buy War Swings Stamps.
 Sig Rosenzweig, of Pine Bluff. Abe Meyer of Lake Village, Dave Meyer Of McGee, Isador Marcus Of Foreman end Chas. Meyer of St. Louis were guests of s. J. Meyer and family Monday eve- hing.
 Your common sense will tell you that you cannot buy now all the things you bought before we had war to win Your buying must be restricted and your savings invested in War Sav- ings Stamps.
 War Savings Stamps help provide that Force. force to the utmost. force without stint or limit, the right eous and triumphant force which shall make right and law of the World" which President Wilson says must be used against our enemies.
 If you cannot eat heartily without an attack of indigestion, your stomach is weak You need Prickly Ash Bit ters It is a fine digestive tonic. B. sides, it rids the stomach and bowels of impurities which make you feel bad Price $125-Dixie Drug Go. special agents.
 Miss Mary Freeman, one of the graduates of the high school, who was unable to take the examinations on account of illness at the close of school has successfully passed her examina- tions end received her diploma, Hard work acts unfavorably on the bo9y that is bilious or constipated producing low spirits, weakness and loss of energy. Prickly Ash Bitters i5 q system cleanser and invigorator, 1t creetes energy, good appetite and cheerfulness. Price s125 per bottle Dixie Drug Store Special Agents. A. B. Hambleton has moved to the Goldsmith residence which he recent | ly purchased, and which is one of tie l best kept homes in the city. Mrs. Lu- cy Thomas and son have moved into the old Dupree home recently vac2tes | by the Hambleton family Sour belching and a burning saDsa- ton in the throat is a symptom Of ia- digestion, and indigestion leads t.
The Little River news., 1918-06-19

For what shall it profit a. man. if he shall gain the whole world. and lose his own soul? Or what shall a man give in exchange for his soul?.- Mark S:S6 and 87.
 diseases that are serious. Take Prickiy Ash Bisters, it corrects the digestive trouble, purifies the stomach and bowels and makes you feel good. Price $125 per Bottle.-Dixie Drug Co. Special Agents.
The Little River news., 1918-06-19
U. $. AIRMEN SUCCESSFUL
Bomb Station and Railroad Tracks
 Behind German Lines.

Washington. June 15.-The success full bombing by American aviators of a station Ind railroad tracks in an un- named town behind the German lines was reported in General Pershing' S communique tonight. A number of direct hits were made and all the American mschines returned.
The Little River news., 1918-06-19
NO BASES IN MEXICO
German Minister Says Nations Neu'
 trality Is Intact.

Mexico City, June 16.-Germany is not violating MexicO's neutrality by maintaining submarine bases on or near the Mexican coast line for the undersea raiders which recently have been attacking commerce along the Atlantic coast of the United States. This statement was made today by Heinrich Won Eckhardt. German min ister to Mexico in denying tho exis- tence of such bases.
The Little River news., 1918-06-19

BARGAINS-All of my city proparty y
 for sale, easy terms-H. c. Sander sO1. u
The Little River news., 1918-06-19
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The Little River news., 1918-06-19
Judge Makes Erroneous Pre-
 diction Regarding Lawyer

About one clean shirt is all I ever thought he would wear. He had fallen away to mere shadow; was as yellow as saffron and often doubled up with pain. Doctors con tinually gave him morphine and were about to operate for gall stones. Mayrs Wonderful Remedy quickly re- stored him to perfect health again" It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and all2ys the in Gammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ail- ments including appendicitis. Che dose will convince or money refunded. Boyer Drug Store. It
The Little River news., 1918-06-19

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HOUSEK EEPING for the sumner Rooms unfurrished $2.5O to s per month. Finest springs in tie noun tains; ideal climate; scenic beauty; iGeal summer home; elevation 1900. No use to write. Go there; lady in cEarge.-L k. Quinn, Owner, Lockes- burg, Ark.
The Little River news., 1918-06-19

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-15
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
EXPANSION % Japan's Shipping

All the American reading public is
familiar with the phenomenal growth
of our merchant marine as a direct
result of the war in Europe. as statis-
ties are continually being made public
in reference thereto, hence the predic-
tion of Frank IT, Houlder. head Of the
HouIder Steamship Line, of Great
Britain. that the United States, Japan
and the Scandinavian countries will
doubtless lead in shipping after the
war will come without much surprise
so far as our nag is concerned.
Statistics on the expansion in ship
building and shipowning in Japan, now
ever are not so readily obtainable'
hence the following authentic facts IN
regard to the latter viii no doubt pc
Of interest In December, 1914, Tor
example. the shipbuilders OF any note
in Japan numbered eight. one yard be-
ing located at NagasaSi. Kobe Toxic
Niirata. Hakodate. Osaka, Yokohama
ana tfraya. while the shipping companies
OF any Importance numbered only fifteen.
AT the present time list of japanese
shipyards capable of building steamships
of 1000 tons or larger numbers forty y-one.
having 11s building berths capable OF
turning out an aggregate Of 100000 tons
OF shipping annually when working to
full capacity. Sixteen OF these have also
declared their intention Of enlarging SO
as 10 provide a total Of twenty-four ad-
titsonal ways. The number Of Japanese
nhinownarr Of cargo vessels Of over
<eQ( 1900 eepeciH q nov
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-15
VIE WITH CATS
IN MIDNIGHT CHORAL
Policemen Who Can Sing Are
Invited to Join a Chorus
and a Glee Club

Il is doVghnu,s to jellyhsh that oF
ueyt snriugtime the New York police re-
porters will have become so confused
they will be sending out stuff like this
"T teutenaut Enrico caruso. of the Met
ropolitan Branch Bureau, last night ar
rested Hy Noat trying 10 rob nat :
.or "patrolmau John Mccormack was
mn ON charges before commissioner
Gatti-Casazza yesterday for breaking
into the fat Of Roberto Obligato without
warrant. His excuse was. he thouSht
he heard them calling him; or De
tectiNes Amato and Scott last night ar
rested Andrea de Tenore. who had been
working on some pipes at the Hotter
SAVOY. They said he tried 80 make OFT
with a basement register because he had
never had one.
And it will not lie the police re-
porters' fault, because BY that time 1t
will he very hard to know the difference
between Gatti's forces and Commissioner
Woods's troupe
TO get down to the inner melody:
one midnight in every precinct in the
city the commanding officer made a
speech to the men going out on patrol
Most of the sneeches ran something in
this wise.
commissioner Woods wants it Off
ciallv announced that if there's any or
YOU guys think YOU are there with the
silver tones or can pull the Beware or
the Deep stuff, or push Johnny Me-
Cormack over the footlghts warbiing
.Mother Machree.' you cln step right
forward and nothing violent will he done
to you.
THE Commish says he wants a whole
bunch to form police chorus and a
police gee club. and any man that knows
the difference between chord of music
and "A cord of wood please write. In the
springtime you'll he givin' concerts and
they'll be THROWN bouquets at you, ana
any time anybody wants to stage The
Pirates of Penzance' therell be cop
chorus in It to crack a gallery. Think
it oyer. First be sure you're there with
the calliope
BARRIER shop stuff is barred"
This reporter refuses to discuss what
noises We're heard in the dead of that
night. or to give any figures as TO the
number of impromptu quartets which
sprang up, but he can say OF good au-
tkority that only half the midnight noises
We're made by cats.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-15
DEATH-DEFYING DUTY /
OF BATTERY SIGMA,
Keeping Up Telephone Servic
During Battle Requires
Supreme Courage

Keeping up communication during 4
bombardment is a most difficult and dam
gerous task Sometimes the lines an
broken in several places by shell fire. I'M
stantly that communication is broken
linemen are dispatched to mend ths5
wires They move ont simultaneous
from both ends. following along the
line until they discover the break and
mend it.
TO move out across a field where. death
is falling like leaves in an autumn forea'
requires the finest kind of pluck, but thu
senalers never seem to fail.
"Hearn, the wires are down. :" ex-'
claims the officer who has been for n
minute fruitlessly lingering the teles
graph key.
Very good. SIR" answers the faithful
Hearn, and Immediately leaves the pro-
lection of the deep dugout and begging
to run along the trench. with sheis'
crumping in every direction. Some tina
passes. Hearn does not return and ts|
communication is not re-established
Mitchell, | guess Hearn has gone|
down; you carry on his place" is the
next order.
Very good. sir" answers Mitchell. anf
without question goes out into thu
storm of bursting shrapnel,
Sometimes one inemalr after anothN
is dispatched and all fail to return BuL
at all costs communication must be r.
established There are no braver men Ia
the war than the artillery signalers, and
none who make a greater sacrifice In
the path of duty. During three month
in the Somme last fall our battery had
it's signalers completely wiped out thrqt
times in succession. II got so that 4
never expected to meet one OF the old
timers after the second or third trip
Where Is Mae" one would inqulrk
missing an old face. "Oh. he went We
last week" would be the answer
When we are attacking, the forwsr(
observing officer goes over the top Jun
like the rest He generally goes witl
the second wave. which also includes. IN
colonel and headquarters staff Of the BAT
talon Once out in No Mans Land IN
+. O. O. and his signalers make for (
prearranged point in the 'enemys liB>
which is to serve as the new advance
q. T.
As the artillery party crosses No Mani
Land. "A field telephone is carried viii
them and a wire is run out connectlng
them with the guns. IL the first F. o. 10
goes down. word comes back to the re-
serve officers waiting in front-line dug
outs. and second steps forth to ~
the place of him who has fallen. Some.
times before the attack is over IN
third or fourth may be called out to ~
the gap-EIarper's Magazine.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-15
LOCAL SHARE TRADING is SMALL,
WITH UNIMPORTANT PRICE CHANGES
Ranid Transit Trust Certificates Fail to Respond i
Dividend Declaration-American Gas Declines
9 Points-Stee Lower

be the order soon owing to the low pr,.1
Of the certificates on the board nj IN
time in comparison with the dividend H.
turn Of S.62 per cent on the present sell.
ing price. The weather may have bes>
partly to blame for the lack of activ,s, (
however as there were only small NJ
tendances in board rooms. and the re,U
eral dullness of the market was also q,
influence. IN
American Gas came out off posu,.
at S5 on small sale l.ehgh Navlys1
ton advanced u. Pennsylvania Rall..
road. Pennsylvania salt and United f;a-
Improvement were unchanged Whit
Philadelphia Electric lost fraction.
steel common followed the trend i.
New York and was lower. Midvale can.I
out unchanged and Bethlehem preferreSI
|, st half.
Liberty Bond As yielded 30.f0e az H
per cent, while the alas were unchanredl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-15
GOVERNMENT sBONDS
Railways of Ecuador

The construction OF the Quito-Es-
meraldas Railway is In the hands OF the
Orenstein-Koppel Company. The survey
was begun in 1916. Plans for the first
section, 1915 kilometers Zone kilometer
equals 062 mile) have been presented
to the Government, and the survey for
the second section has been made as
far as Nudo de Cajas Virtually all of
the first II kilometers of the line are
now ready for laying the sleepers and
rails. Plans and estimates for the
Esmeraldas- -Ibarra section are also be.
ing prepared.
In November, 1915. presidential con-
sent was given to a proposal to increase
the gradient Of the -Cuenca line,
which. II is estimated, will effect an
economy cf 100000 sucres. Nearly -
kilometers of track between Sibambe
and chunchi have been constructed. IL
Il anticipated that this road and the
Esmeraldas Railway With their exfen-
<uzx.>.1 urIII 1m{&m m11H unn1 Y = - 49,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-15
DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER--There was increased strength In
this market and prices of solid-packed cream
cry as we'll as prints advanced one cent per
pound. The tate blizzard in the West has
cut OF receipts and supplies were not equal
to current trade wants. Quotations:
Western. fresh. sold-pacled creamery. eX-
ira, 53c. higher-scoring goods, - a 55c; eX-
ira frsts. 5O6i sic. frsts, ~ a i0c: seconds
Is a. Sc sweet creamery. extra. 5ic; under
grades, ~ a 53c; held creamery, good to
choice, 4Tq 49c; do, ordinary. 45di6c; near
by prints fancy. SIC; do average extra, 81 q
5Gc; frsts. 49G sic; seconds. i6m 4sc; spe-
Cial brands jobbng at IS a 6Oc.
EGGS-Fresh eggs advanced sixty cents
per case owing to Increased scarcity. Sup
plies were 50 small that transactions We're
mostly in "A iobbing way at a premium over
Wholesale figures. Storage eggs were in
small supply and thirty cents per case higher.
Quotations.
Nearby hrsts, $4,000 10. 80 per case; do,
current receipts, $3.50 per case: do seconds.
Sl5. .60M rs 30 per case: western. extra firsts
l9.20M M19. 80 per case; do. hrsts, SIS. 90 per
cases do, seconds, s15. q is 80 per ca Sc; re-
frgerator eggs, extra SIS. so per case; firsts
Sl3. so per case; seconds Sl2. 90Q Q13. 20 per
case; selected carefully candled eggs We're
jobbng at II a 13c per dozen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-15
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Real Estate Title snd Trust Company
REGULAR quarterly OF 3 per cent pavable
February I TO stock Of record January ~
East st. Louis and Suburban Company
regular quarterly Of OF l per cent on
preferred payable February I to stock
holders OF record January 10.
General Ciear Company, inc. regular
quarterly OF 81 on common. ,payabla Feb
ruary I 10 stock ~ record January "a
Portland Gold Mining COMPANY. regular
ousrterly of three cents share, payable
Ansp p,arl Grsohapbsne t'c,nsa ~ reEuisr 7
anarterly y pey cent on preferred. payable
February " to deck q record February 4.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-15
Financial Briefs

At the annual meetings OF the foIIoy,-
ing companies retiring boards of direr-
tors were' reelected Girard Life In
surance Company. John j. Fein ~ Co.
Mechanics Insurance Company Of PhiIa-
delphia. Mortgage Trust COMPANY of
Pennsylvania, the Industrial Trust and
Title and Savings Company. Mine Hin
and Schuylkill Haven Railroad COM
pany
Stockholders of the following comma
nies at their annual elections reelected
presidents and directors: Fhiladelphia
and West Chester Traction Companv.
Philadelphia. Castle Rock and West
Chester Railway Company. Philadelphia
and Garrettford street Railway Com
pauy, Ardmore and Llanerch Street Rail
way Company Thirteenth and Fifteenth
Streets Passenger Railway and citizens
Passenger Railway
James Buckman was reelected presi-
dent and Daniel Houseman secretary and
treasurer of the Green and Coates street
Passenger Railway Company. and the
retiring board of directors was also re-'
elected AT the annual meeting Of the
Stockholders
The New York Subtreasurv gained
S3,is2,000 from the banks yesterday,
making cash net gain since Friday of
S3,757.O00
November reports to the Interstate
Commerce Commission from 1853 rail-
roads show. in the aggregate. net reve-
nue. OF SS7,O5720l, compared with s1O4.-
S91,5A0 for the same month Of 1916.
For the eleven months ended Novem-
her 80 net revenu was s1.0O6, 1864.
against sl,037.311,956 for the CORE
spending period of 1916.
There has been placed on the regular
list of the Philadelphia Stock Exchange
S25 $50 additional Lehigh Coal and Navi-
cation Company stock and $4,000 adj
dltional American Telephone stock; also
on the unlisted department S56.5O0 addi-
| ticnal Land Title and Trust Company
certificates of deposit of PHILADELPHIA
Electric COMPANY of New Jersey stock.
making s22, ,796.075 of the certificates
I listed.
Renorting for the month of November.
the Pacific Coast Company give gross
earnings as S57O13f. against s5O5. .264
the same month last year. or an increase
of S64.s70. Net for the month decreased
s15.12s, Five months gross decreased
ss42 sol, with net for the period gain.
4 ing S39,li1.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-15
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET SHOWS
NERVOUSNESS EARLY IN DAY
Leading Shares Start Lower on Commission
Selling and Disturbing News-Steel
Common Rallies After Drop
NEW YORK. Jan. -.

Stock Exchange today
sein
published in
o o n the srecialtes.
indicated. o
from
minutes
to
Marine pteferre
"A
generally moved in the with early losses
a
of Mexico
advancing SSis American
Smel movin 9la
of the board floor about the United
to
the maintenance Of he
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-15

Business continued small ana price
changes we've tnnteresting on the Phlla-
tciphia Stock Exchange early IN TO-
days trading Home shares ana very
little. Even Rapid Transit trust
certificates. In which 1t was expected
there would be advances this morning
because Of the dividend declaration OF
Sioj a Share yesterday after the close
of the market. were unchanged AT the
end of the first hour The certihcateS
sold at last nights closing quotation on
all transactions after the frst one
which was a small odd-lot saloon which
they advanced quarter TO 2"I,
There was much discussion IN boar"
rooms as 10 Just what could he expect
cd of the Rapid Transit ccrtihcat's'
after the -, per cent semtannual dec
laration and with + per cent guarantee
included IN the new lease recently ar-
Proved by Councils. .-1d the general
belief was that further advances should
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-15
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
PROVISIONS

Ihp market ruled steady, with fat,
JonninR trade. The quota ions were as
toilow: CITY beef in sets smoked and
ganar'dr!ed, BIC; western beef in sets. smoked;
90 city beef. knuCkles and tenders, smoked
ana Hir-dried. 33c; western beef, knuckles
huu tenders. smoked 33c:' beef hams, $40 /:
PORK family. sol m52: hams. $. =. cured
ioosr, ~ 2Hc. hams. skinned loose, 81 1n2sc;
hams skinned. smoked 80 n 2sc; other hams
SMOKED. city cured. as to brand and ,erate,
5aDW3oc; hams, smoked. western cured, a9W
5uc; hams, boiled. homeless, Ale; nicnic
shoulders. $. r. cured. loose. 26c; picnic
shoulders smoked. &c: bellies. in pickle.
according to average. loose. 3ic; breakfast
bscon; as TO brand and average. city cured
90; breakfast bacon. western cured. SIC;
lard. western. refined tubs. 3Git @27i5 Ct;
lard. pure city, kettle rendered. in tierces,
26'2 m2iie G: lard, pure city. kettle rendered.
In tubs. nGis nj g.fsc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-15
Chemical Industry Gaining :.

The United States is no longer in need
of German chemicals to carry on its
various industries, announces the Coun-
ell of National Defense. Substitutes for
acids and dyestuffs have been found and
new products have been developed so
that today the United States stands prac-
tically on an Independent footing with
respect 10 its chemical resources. The
fancied dearth OF potash has been dis
claimed by the discovery Of some $4,000
acres of that product in Southern Cali
fornia of an unusually high grade
Pathfinder ,a