WHEAT RECOVERS
, .AFTER EARLY tfREAK
Market Oloflcfl Unchanged to c,
, Or Yield Meotn Best Ex-pcctntlons
MtAiH nr.r.r wrMr.n condition,
tUICMlO. Jan 0. The weather fere.
Stf fflf H Hours ipunwsi
llllnola rr(lr eiidy fenl.hl and .
MUM neeaihiy . lerni ."!"!?' hfe
fieri hi eat ronr
hi
'arllr eFondy Innlthl and a
alMy leral .ttiiimler ehewei
aofh chance In lemperalnre,
imI 4an.allefieraltr (ala a
" ".'"'VI-. - .- .- ----- ..-.. ...
arm loniani nn nstornay.
Vna1tril lenlahl Pinil h
ly ehawerai warmer tenltht,
I'naellled, probably ho
EVENING LEDGBR-PHJXjAUBLPHIA, 'FRIDAY, .'JUNJ3 &0, 101(1.
10
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
(MAIN AND FI.OUH
.,.',J5AT":I,.V"",,,'J 1V.IW llh. Demand
SM.JJ L". '','" M.'fh'-'."I'll .'.'ir,. '"
H-5. Itt'l'"'."-!? J red. '"I end. June, II ill
i ii "tHl.?. ,tf rn rwl.. ir Milt ateamer.Nn,
WrUi'AW9 P. ? fed. ,pvo , rejected A.
a-,7i r rajarian 11,
II'
and
renllnned warm tenlihl and Matorilsr.
lil.-f.n1i l;nlird lenlahl fi h. lore-art
probably ehawera warmer tenlihl,
jmnneaeia .ineeiiirn, i-,,wi,a noowvra
lonishl or MaliiriUn warmer nerlhenai in.
latrn (( ne mil . fair lenltM and Aatnr
iter,, eteept lieaalhly lefal .thunder fhowera
tiertil allfhtly ronfff iiertliweet tehitht.
Nerlli llkla l.naellleil lenlahl and Hal.
tiritart probably showers! not nmrh rhsnae
li
n lemperalnre, .. ,, .. ... ...
lAiitli IMknla Partly, elnnrfri txualhti
showers tnnlaht or Hstnrdayi aemewhat
fU?A!ZV&M !... aener.ll, fair
tanjilit nd ftstnrdari somewhat riMlrr to
altht, , ,
ClIK'Af.O, June lO.Tnday'n wheat mar
ket wna largely a locnl nnd scathing affair
There wan considerable ohnnglng over of
July holdlnrta to deferred months, n on yes.
tarday, nnd a grenl deal of evening up In
rirapnrntlon for the three holjdnys, follow
In n lilirhdr mart, tlio mnrfcat waoketiNl,
but II milled from tlia lowiit nnd cloacd
unchiiiigf'd to v, off,
I'rlvntn crop ncwa win nicnlnat the Ijiilla.
One Authority Mtlinntrd tli" ylfld of wlntnr
tvliitt ht 411,000,000 Ixiah'l find lift I .if
.print: nt 380,000,000 titJiheli. Ylaldn wrCa
tff-clrd to tm up to nxifio(nllun, with Hi
isrnln h.vy nnd wall nilfd, WHh tlia -x-fitliin
of a limited ntnn. In thn Hnl Itlvcr'
aky, wliera thrift haa t)n Idu much rnln,
tho uprlnic wlifnt Urrltory hiin prrl"ncd
th l"t )')llil" condltlotm rlurlriK Jiinn
An netm In tho irop xpccltlmi fully
ijua to tha innrknd riiIii iiliown A yrnr bko
J. looked for, Tim Okldhonm tlourd of
ARrlcultura plod tlm rondltlon of tho rrop
at KJ, nxalnat 4 In June nnd 0 lAat July.
Thi produptlon wa plncMl ftt 2tf,t00,000
liualiela.
The mrkt Bt Liverpool w alrady on
xpctatlonfi of IlKhtnr wnrld' ahlpniml
for Ihe week, AdvnnclnB frelKlit r(e nlao
hud an effect on tha KriKlleh niiirket.
Hplendld wenther nnd Inrcn rece Ipla wenk
ned corn, hilt It closed nliove Hi lowexL
,Clenrneeii for the week weri) ,JS2 liuali
l, The Oklahoma repoit put tin condition
at XI, nxnlnat 7$ ft month nun nnd Ht n
year . A prlvato authority enllinnled
the nveraKa condltlot) In tho United Htntea
At Mi. The market nt l,lvverCjjl wna
l teady.
The torfo of ohIm wan eney A local linn
tlnmted (ho yield lit 2,811,000.000 hualn-l"
ljdlnic futurea ranaed a followa
Y'i.'
What fKxtn. man. iaiw. i;iiaa. cio
July ..... 1. 01
eDfemrr . . I or,
tmirnber . . 1,'H
an
. H ve linn
m--llltiia, Mtri l.u.li f)rt.r naa wera
mMraie ar4 the War lot ruled at'adr, thonah
?illfL .Vwwjlona liar lota fnr Incal trada. at
"7fiL,,'r ' J No'.'' fmw. dOle . .
. OATH- itelDfa. al.tllK buah Th mafli't
raa Ulllal. lull hffaln Mni,la inA
?,,'i.ul"' itr . iwota ln, Ne 'J white,
S?J. w TA U l"nIf Jl whlta..lRViV4M.. No, i
While, tiUtAe.t No, 4 while? 4llt dllHe.t
Wiuit '' u"wc ' P"rinel o'"i rald,
KljOfft tlerelMa, I4J5 M.la, and I,fl5,l
IW. In aaeka Thata waa llllla (raillna In flour
ii'l no linpottatit ihanaa In nrli-ea, itimlationf
Pr 111 fa, in wid' Winter clear, H Wf
J,i ," "''' 0(l. do, WA'ttfar
f,Sl Katiaaa, rlrar, roltnn aarfca, M.lMit I6i
ln , alralaht, potion aacka. l,il0WI,llii "1" i
Ifilfnt, iion earka ISIAUBtOi aiif p. knf at
eUar I kuOi lo. do,, niroti.ni, Willi I'H
V?ft,in' ISS'lOfttii do, faVorlle liranrla,
16 JiOtfrt alii Hie nulla eholre and fanor palent,
!,! F i fya' "'f;,"v" Vi"..'J.var:
' IIYK VuMi' mm nulat and unrlianaed. We
ouolf al iftofi M :r bill a to uualjlr.
I'KOVIHIONB
. The niarkat ruled ateadr with n fair JoMiInt
dinand Uuotatlotia (ity tie!, In aata, amokd
iiii-I air dried, 3Jc i Wralarn . Uaf. Hi aata,
amoked, ale. rlir hef. kniirkta and tendera.
amokH nnd air , triad, 'iae.i Weatern (.eaf,
knurkla and (endera. amftKd, 2re i nf hama,
tintntir , tmtH famllr. I7f, MlVJ.r,0i hama,
H I" iir'l lo,. IHUIn'r. do, aklnned
!'. laulimn , do do amokeil. 1B IK'ti f !
ntbr hatna Mmiked, rity cured, aa lo hrand
end HVernae, tai , hama, amokad. Heatrn
ore,!, laH , do. Irtlled, lwnlaa 8e i idrnlo
ahoul.lera H I', nirrd Imiae n'' l do
anioked, lltto , Ulllea, lu tlrkl, ao-oMlfia lo
veraae, Jooaa InHf, . breakfaat bacon, aa lo
brand and average, lty cored. lo, I do , Weal
em rured, IHMJOc, lard, Weelarn. rnnl,
llerwa, ilVic, do. do. luha I4lc i do, lur
rlly kittle rendered In tlercea. H'it.l do,, do,
in tuba, Hiir
HHFINKD HUAH8
The market waa nulei hut ateady . (jiitttatlnna-
i;trn flna araiiulaled, 7 ilSo . iiwdred. 7 Tr.r i
"'iirettioneta' A. 7rri., aoft iradea H dull
l.r,wc.
he
Torn (new i
fiber
July
Heptembel
Ii,rnmwr
uata
fuly .. .
epttmler
ieremhr
i.arJ
I 1,7
i:isa
ri.
1,01
iilS
1
Us
inS
IS
8
iiis j (Jih! !!
MS 1(1(1 till'
81 is il
l -at
an'i
,1Hi
40'A
imv.Y:i.li M 1VA AllVAVA
Bttrtembar ..
Illlia
July .
eptarnlwr . .
'ork
July . .,ti. 30
(tptrmter ,.2t.l)V
Jlld. tAaked.
7ft
HO
7!l
III l)H
in no
Jt no
umi'i'Mn
3S.00
24.00
!r, r,o
it, 111
a i nr,
LONDON STOCK MARKET
ArhurlcofiB Aro Cheerful AuHtrallun
Loan Subscription n Surprint)
LONDON. Jun 30. While prraenllnK n
holiday uppearnnce the ntoek tnnrkota wera
Arm and ahowed n tendency to nilviinco
' further todny. Tho Bltt-edxed aecllon waa
atronic. An olllclnl nnnoiincetneiit thnt thn
4,000,000 BU por cant, four to elx yonriv
loan of the commonwealth of Aiiatrnlln,
which wna underwritten at par, hail been
fully ailhacrlhed, created n nurprlae
Itulen for money wero unaler Ihan had
haan expected today. It wan vldnt thaf
hnlf-yanrly ndluatmenlH had been more
than prepared for. A further Imperial
credit of 5,000,000 or more him horn iicko
tlatrd In Canniln Id flnnnco purchnaea of
munition.
The feeling In the American department
waa cheerful In aympathy with New York
Males to the treaaury wero amull, (Irntid
Trunka were dull, hecauan tha Increaaa of
171,000 In tha net earning of the road for
Hay waa he low expectations,
Under the lend of Jhe French loan, which
waa rjuoted nt 17 M allied liorida wera
atroiiK.
A favorable annual report reaulted In
flrmneaa In ahull, tranaport and tradlnx
laauea, KafTlrn wera ateady. Dlvldenda
dlalrlbutail by thoae companlea for tha half
year wera f.3,3G,000,
DAIUY IMIODUCTH
ntrrrKn-ltetelpta were fairly literal, but
the market ruled ateadr on fancy eliH-k for
which hef waa a fair ileinand (juotatlona,
Weatarn aolld-pai kd rrfaiii""ry. fanry aprriale
nmr . eiira, v' wmi'jtn , aura nraia, ani
'JIUinf,, aeconoa, 'invi'iy
it'JVf nrala
nearny Mima,
fancy, a.""
lW'in .
r. Ill W
. averaae attra.
Sir . Hreta xhwiiim , aeu,nla. 37W!!7l', icar
lliky prlnta, 'in- , Jolihlna aalea i,( lanry prima,
ailMil!-
i:i
'iiled nrrn under
(HIM Demanda waa aood and tb market
ruieo nrrn under uM uneri
In fran caaea, nrby axtra
frartliKH (itiotiilloli
aat! par not i
ta.
nearhy IWate, 17 S per atartdard faae, nenrot'
current rerclt'ta, in 7rwn no per raaa, eacpp.
Ilonal Iota hlaher, Weatern eatraa, V7c ir
do , Weatern eatra flrata, 17 SI per ca, tlrl,
II) 7nW? Irt per laaa fani'y aelacted candl'd
freah num were Joblilna al Wl3lc per dorn
, nii'di .- ,. . ,.... r... ......i M..t...iw
,(,.,,.,,. .rn" ,,, ,,i.,r, ! ,, nmv," "..,"
lid nulet at fnrmar ratea cyuotatfona New
ncy. iiiwiiimc. , oo , u,i..
ari aauoa ww I ic
Vork, full cream, fa
fair In Kood. If, tir,Hc
I'OULTKY
I.IVIS-Th" aonaral markat waa nulet and un
rhuriied flie(,lp(a ware moderate, guutatloria
fowl., laOlbc, rooatera. Ill telle., aprlnf
rhltkena a'.'Ordlna' In iiuallly. walablna Iu3
ll aplmi, !M.'loo . white Mahorna, accordlna
to ouallty. 'iXtl'Hf,, duika, aa to elite end qual
ity HO file, Blieona, old nr pair SRtla'H
do, youiuc, r t'"r TlWiif
IjIIKHmT.'Ii ruled nrrn with dainand readily
al.aorblna Ilia nrferlniia nf dealrable atork
Kqllowlnir era the uuotatlnna. rreii
kllleil Poultry , dry pa'ked Kowla. IS to bju.
dry picked, fancy aleiled Vic , walahlna 41
tin I he npleia 2'Mv , wlhln ll. aplere,
fi'Ae . welahlna a'A lha ai.iera. '.t'ifl. I ,'!'
nn 3 ll,a, aplera, iiOCCJIi. fowla. Irepaiked. In
harrela fancy, dry-Hiked, northern Indiana
and Illlnula, welahln 4 t,a, and over apiece.
-i,.t.rn
Tir., do,, roiilhern Indiana and llllnota, welah
plrked. It
do othe
, .IK 44 I
.1.1 Vane , iliiika nearhy
Insr 4 Ilia. apln. 'JPAo.. ainaller aliea. I M Ji"lr
old riioatera dry-plrued. IBc , hrollara Jeraey,
fancy HowtSu i do other nearhy. welalilna
II," apleie.
UK O tor amaller ,alea,
arhv atirlna. Iflftittt" .
enuaha per iloa. While welahlna II UN !''
per dot, 1 1 "HiTfr, . wl,ll, weiaiuna
per
in. (li
il now 6. wi,li, welahlna (lOln iu
in nriin f.lli white welahlna 8 iha
ld 40. do,, do. 7 lha per do ,
II id.
1 IB do . do
ark. II MUi
nUnV
aniii
ll.a nr do:
llllil No 1!. C
litf
COTTON .niCE8 IHSB AT 8TU.T,
HOT SOON TAteK A HMDB
at-lan.aa. ii ai.ul
More .fuly Sold Liverpool Uuy Lata
Option
NBW VOItK. June 10. A (julet atart
waa made on Hi Coltnn Kxehanna thla
mornlnr. Tha lona, however, waa ateady,
wltll December hd March ahowlnit yalna
or two paima and other monlha beinic n
ehahfed. Notlrea repreaenllna; aevrral
thouaaiid balea of July were hut, Indlrallnn
more Ihiuldatlon In that option,
One Intereat waa a ood aaller of July,
but npparently purchaaed March analnat
theaa aalea, Liverpool bought July, but
aold tho lata notion", There waa aome
Houthem buylnu nnd eonalderabla awltche
Inr from one month lo another waa noted
on the part of room trndera,
After the call, epot Intareata purchaaed
and forred the market up about two polnta
by the end of the flrat lo minute of trad
Ina;,
The near monlha i-old about alx (mlnta
net lower before the end of tha flrat hour,
while new crop poaltlona worked under laat
nlaht'a cloalnic duurea
Tradlnir waa imlet, however, and (he
market waa fairly ateady after II o'clock,
euKKeallnir 'h' acatlerlnit accounta had
been pretty well evened up for over Ihe
tlnvernment report
Three more private reporta were leaned
before midday, J W Jay A c pinclnr
the condition at 10 B, a gal net 79 laat
month Norman Mayer A Co. 75, aealiiat
7 laat month, and Clement Curlla A Co.
7J.6 n nnl net 7B. laat month
Yea cloea Om, IJah tw 'n.
J
a
SCENARIO DEPARTMENT 1
' " . ,i i I
LESSON 21Beginning the Story
July
AueUit
icroi
fiecem
January
eiarrii
May
Hpol
Car
a
I
j(7
4 In
ra pk m
iff II in
a 1.1 tr. a 73
1
oak
ill
Liverpool Cotton
MVnill'OOU June 10 8pot cotton today
waa iUlel at f, polnta decline on tha bnala
of U 1 6(1 for mid-upland The aalea ear
greifated f,0(;0 balea, Including 4000 balea
American Tha Importa were nil, The mar
ket for futiirea cloned nteedy nt a. net ad
vance of 1 01 V, polnta,
Financial Brief a
FltKHH FltOITS
lemand waa fair and valuta aenarally rul
dr undr moderate orferlnaa Quotatlofn
lea. per 1,1,1- Wlneanp, 13 6UW4. Ilaldwll
W3 fill. Nn !f.
ruled
uvla i4H. othor varlellea, l f.ci
. jl 3.151a Applea. Wealern, per
7R, apjilea lielawara and Mary-
Spot Wheat HUtidy in LlvprpooJ
lAVKHVhOU, June 30. Hpot wheat waa
ateady today, with blue at cm juuted at
Xin, unchancad; Ni, 2 hard winter, Be Cd,
and No. z red winter, Ba Bl, unchaniced,
No. I Northern Manitoba waa quoted at
10a 2d, Corn waa quiet, with American
mixed Id hlifher, at J 7d, while I'lute
ahowed a train of '!, at 10a Id, Flour
waa unchanged, at 3B. The receipt of
wheat In the laat three daya were 179,000
centule, nil American, The recelpta of corn
ware 40.000 centala.
!), ii vi
land, per hamper, w nil, lemona. ir uo
18 r.ow-t 35, pliieniiplea twr eral -Porto III".
it.r.Uftb, llaikberlea. North Carolina, per "it .
pac . dp,, Maryland. Pr nt . nae, , huckle
berrlea, fgrjli tfiirolliilerr 'C, Jtwtik, . aooae-l-rrlea.
per ol . 4"' : raepVrrfee, red. pr ol ,
MtftA . pli"rela. Ilalawapa and llaryland. awtel
liar Ih
liOHr
an., aweal.
do , do aour, per lb . 0(f I do ,
it llWMi' , no, no., aour, pr
rer '
'II . l?fr,c I'eacitea. i"orai, per i arrier nan
VH.Iipn. Canieii II753 3.". Uar!" tleorala
Il7r,a3.1. Arp lleuuty, II 7I)U3 3ft. Iilala
guaeu, fl ill 7f, I'anlaloiipea, California.
rr cratf. II 7fW3. do . KlorlilaT per crata lid
CO WateriiieTona rlorld. per car, I30'iu
VEOOTAIILKS
Itarelpla were riulle liberal, but ihotra atock
waa in rair reiueat ari'i pricea aeoeraiiy wera
ateaillly held uuolutlona' Willi polaloaa, per
bid No, I yaatern Hhore 13, No it Kaalern
Hhorr. II L',,.niii culla. Kaatarn llhnre,. II,
No. I Norfolk, la. tin. 3 Norfolk. II 3ftttlio,
culla Norfolk. If. N., I North Carolina. I3.f,00
3 7ft No 3 Norlh Carolina. l. awet putative
iaraay, per Paaaet no, 1. nwiioc , no .,
33tKiM.i awaet polatoea. Jereov. jeawar and
llaryland. per hamper No. 1 79c Oil. No X
foeilOc,. unjona, T"aa, per ruminer crate
No. I, i.UHi 7Bs No 1. It 2Bfaj.AU. eahCaae.
liael.ril Hhore, per lbj -i rale, It. (,(103, do,
la.. per bid., 11.330160, ilry Florida, per
crate, ll.TAW3,3rii watarcreaa, par 1(10 tunhea.
wutei
a. Kli
THE WEATHER
1 a"" i 'i iaiaii.iia.nl
OIlclnl Porrcaitt
WAHIIINOTON, June 30
Kor eaatern I'funaylvanla and Nw Jr
y -rrohably fair tonlaht and Haturdayi
not much clmrurt In tamperature gentle
northeaat nnd enat wlnda,
Mhowera covered moat of the 'ika region
and occurred over acattered arena In tha
Atlantic Slat. from Virginia aoulhward
durlner the laat 14 houra. Thar were nlao
light ralna In tha central portion of th cot
ton belt, In tbu Dakota and In the Pacific
Hirthwaat, Fair weather la reported thla
mornlna from the great central valley., Hit
North Atlantic Mate and moat of lha cot
ton ball. The temperalurea are aeaaonahla
throughout the aaatern half of the country
ana me Jf-hour change Have been alight
and Irregular, tt la moderately oool In th
plateau ration,
V. 8, Weather Ourau Iiulltlln
Obiervatlona taken at A a, m Eaatirn time,
Ixiw
II UtU'i Bin peppara, KlorliU. Prrrl-r l.
3.CUI eaaplanl, Klorlda, per crate, iw.' aouaaii,
Norfolk wr Iihl,. Irl.3ft, do. do., par S-M'l.
Iiajiiper, Bile Ull.iorij, Florida, par crate, 11,36
nrjjioi cucuinoera, torioia, par ""... i.m.,
1 .78. cuenmbara, Norfolk, iwr W-bhl baaket,
1fiC,0fll cucumber, Norfolk, per t.H.bbl. baa.
kei, ftOWJOc., cuiurtibara. North rarollnj,. ir
Cbl.. II 3801, f,0, do., da., per baek.t BoffMo t
loinlira florbfa. per carrier- Kaniy. II 3SU3)
(bolre, 7Sc Wll, lornatoea, Jllaalaalppl, per flat
i rata. line. Mil, aaparaaua, Jeraey, par buijch
Fancy, to0l6- i pflma. aMlOo.i full. 80 act
intiahruoma, per 4,)b, Iwiakat, IIWl.OU,
LIVK HTOCK QUOTATIONS
I'lllfAIO. June All,- KOtlrl llecelpta, IB.OOO.
Mark!, 0IOo lilahar. Ila-J, and l.utehera,
III. 40 WO bill aeod heavy, iH.ftftuu.Vft. ruuarj
heavy. tTu.aS & Bill. Ijffjt. ll.aVlf nai plat,
M uftou.vit bulk. lO.BOUUM,
IjA'rr.Bllecelpla. IBiin. Markate ateady.
ileavaa. I.3lfl 1.4'H ,rowe. and heifer. 140
411, alnrkera and leedefa. Ill aSOH.flOi Taiana,
7.OIi, rafvea. Iti.ifaO 1 1.70. ., , . , ,
rUIRKI' liacelpta iTiia). Market, "teadi
Naijv. and Weatern. l4.tO07.H3l lamb. I7.f,0
NKW YOItK niJ'lTKR AND K(JH
The New York Hithtreaaiiry h,t $J,444.
Oil to hanka on Thureday, tnaklng caeh
net loaa alnce Krlday 122,100.021
Thn Canadian Northern Itallwny Com
pany haa aold to New Yor! bankera 4,000.
000 fl per cent notea, JS.OOO.UOO of which
will mature in one year and M.000,000 In
two yeara The laaua la eecured by more
than IB, 000,000 of the company'a flrat mort
Kflge huhda.
Continued heavy payment through the
bunk, a reflected lr clearing hoiiae m
turn, Indicate the maintenance of a re
markable volume of bualneaa throughout
the country. Total nxchnnRea thla week at
the principal rltlea In the I,' nlted Htntea, ac
cording to Dun'a Itevlew, amounted to no
lee than U.StMOll.tft". a gain over the
prevlnua year, when ?2.DOO.7,02B waa re
fiorted, or 32 7 per cent., and of 16.1 per
cent over the 11,943.012,800 of the rorre
apondlng week In IB14
May grnaa enrnluga of the llylleeby Util
ity I'ropertlaa were ,102,l73, an lnurene
of I127.CI3 over the aume month laat year
Net rarnlnga were 1 0 0 7 . 6 1 S . nn advance of
1(14,376 V)T the year the groa rarnlnga
Increaaed 11,230.9117 to 1 (J. 1 7rt.7'J7. and the
net Jumped 1703,2 JD lo 17,060,181
Tho New York Coffee Kxrhange and the
Hugnr Jixchange will he cloee.d Monday,
July 3, and Tilceaay, jtiiy 4,
Thn Liverpool Cotton exchange will rloae
at 4 p m, on July 4,
KrnnclN I.en Htunrt, chief engineer of the
llaltllnore and Ohio Itnllroad ayelem. haa
tendered hi relgnatlon toI'realdent Jhui
lei Wlllard, effective July 10, In order to
engage o the private prattle! of hi pro
feaaloti III New York. Incident to thla
change It la announced that IL N llcgleit.
general auperlnlendent of the llaltlmore
and Ohio Houthweatern, at Cincinnati, la
promoted to chief engineer.
The Kifnlna litarr'a flatly arenflU latna heaa
prlf renteet fee a eeeaar
ail ina laaaona in
Ktenln 1
nllh pelnte fa the I
anrt aare all the leaeena
, .ne. ntening iarer
a llally erenaU aria heeari , Jr-f ietTber will he tellawed by a
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Uy HAnitY O, HOYT
Head ef the Metre Keener! ntefT
"THAVn n alory and don't know where
JLto atart II." wrltea n beginner "Hhall
I uae 'fade' or 'vlalona' to tetl the beginning
of my picture If J want to atart my action
after a number of evenla havo trnneplred7"
nuerlea another author, Hucli iieatlona aa
there btlni, tp an Ititereatlfig point for die
Cttaalon If you begin your action with Ihe very
ftral Incident neceeeary In your atory, you
aometlme find that the picture drug. The
early acetiea ate naturally explanatory. They
Introduce your charartera and eatahlleh
the atmoaphete of your playa. What every
author aeeka la In atart the rtory with
action, something that will catch and hold
the attention of tha audience
There are many waya In which thla may
bo done, and at the eame time give the
Introduction neceeeary Hometlme you
have n play thnt haa n violent death In It
There I not the allghtrat hint of myatery
to It, aa the picture could eaally run atralght
through from atari tn llnlali without a
change The death may be but an Incident
In (he picture, a vital Incident, hut nut the
punch
If ynu make n myatery of thla death,
prrhnpa by atartltu; with the dlacuvery of
Ihe murdered man, you have attracted Ihe
attention of the audience A Coroner'
Jury can le called, and thare you may get
the eventa that preceded the murder told
by one or two wltlieeaea While you may
not Introduce your chnractnre until the
Jury meela, and even then not until they
are mentioned by the wltnceeea, there will
nevet he nny iiueatlon In the mlnda nf the
audience; the atory will la clear
Jonea may be Ihe murdered man, or he
may have any other name The audience
la Intereeted In Ihe man, and doea not need
to know the name Then you can get over
the detail which plant your atory In a
more Ihtrrratlng manner,
If the audience become Intcrcated, It will
give cloe attention lo the different acetiea
while the explanation ta being tttwn It In
human nature We are nil Intereated In
thlnita that happen to tie, but not uh In
tereated In aoincthliiK even more exciting
that happenn to eome one elan.
If you ran eatabllali It real Intereat In
one of your character, thla Intereat doea
not drop when you atart to explain, pro
vided the explanation doe not lag too
much If the explanutlona neceeeary ore
Inclined to tie ti-dlou, yon tan got them
mnr eally nnd almply In the fnnlilun Junt
act forth
Ity "fading out" and Into the explanatory
aceiica you inn avoid many tu enee other
wle required to give II the proper con
tinuity Kor exumple, wo might take the
cue cited, '
KuppoH the man killed wa n wall-to-do
aportaman, who had nn affair with aotne
woman. Huppoae thla woman haa n lover,
another aportman. Huppoae thla woman
haa n huaband The man I killed and the
other lover la accuaed of the crime He
In tried and rouvlcled, but Juat before hla
execution we will Imagine thnt the huahitiid
I Injured and, realltltig that ha la dying,
confeaar that he did the killing
We will naturally keep all thla n myatery,
a we have alerted thla way, and on thla
ncrount perhap Ihe woman will never be
Introduced Into the alory until the hue
boud'a confeaelon Now the hueband la
dying, He any, In n epoken Irnder or "un
title, "Oertrude la my wife I Introduced
her to Jonea "
Fade the ecene out of hubnnd talking
and fade In the acene of the Introduction
Kade thla nut after planting Jonea' admira
tion for tlertrude, and fade bark Into the
ronfeaalon The huaband continue, "One
night f dlacivered Hint Drown loved her
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I'ade thla out, and fade Into n room In
their home (lertriidn la on Ilrown'a lap
They are having aomethlng to drink when
the uoor open and tha huaband enter
Drown aaya il few worda and lenvea. Oer
trude lough at her huabnnl and lenvea
him.
The huaband I frnntlo nnd deaperate
Fade thl out and Into the cunfeaalon The
husband continues to Inlk, and any. "1
bided my time, determined to get thrm
both,
From thla scene we would fade out Into
n scene showing the huaband dlaaeuibllng
on meeting ihe two men and tha wife, unci
from thla acene we would go bark to the
confession The huaband now ay. "One
night my patience was rewarded e e "
Now will follow n few scene showing l,w
hi patience waa rewarded and how the
murder took place und how he contrived to
throw the hlnrne upon llrown We have
three "fadea" up to (he night of the murder
The night of the murder ncenea can he muuy
or (tiw, aa the director
Wa will Iiiivm no trouble In holding thv
attention of Ihe audience In Iheae ecene
Hut prior to Ih night of the murder, by
meiina of the eubtltle and the "fade," we
have explained all that la neoeaaary In three
scenes. To get the same thing over. If we
had started the atory at thl point Instead
of with the dlscnverey nf the murdered man,
we would have taken many scene.
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I'or thl, moat part the atory would have
been tlretome, aa there la nothing very
new about II. We would not have secured
(he attention (hat we do by making the
"ft. It la Ihe one chnnce that the photo.
Playwright haa to leave aomethlng to the
Imagination of the nudtehce,
The novella! ran do thla In many waya,
but we, aa photodramatlata, have little tntl
(tide If we give only th eeaentlnl here,
the audience will auppl, the remainder, Tha
detail are unnecessary
tt may be (hat In a careful writing- of
the plot we have sketched, II would be bet
ter (o show n llttl more than we have
outlined here, but the example Illustrate
how little la iibnolutely necessary We
show that both men know tlertrude, nnd
that (he husband la Jealous nnd waiting for
a thance to revenge himself on both of
them Thus Ihe motive of tha crime la
eslnbllahad
To relurn to the acene of the night of
me murder interest here will not rtnic be
cause there I melodrama and good picture
action The audience will be waiting to
see how Ihe huabntid killed Jonea and threw
the guilt on Jlrown
If, however, we wish to get this oer In
a few scene, aa, for example, If moat of
(hla tory has been shown In the testimony
at the trial and these detalla do not need
to be Incorporated Into the recitation of
the husband, we enn fade from Incident to
Incident.
In other word, we can mat continuity
to the wind and "Jump" Thla I allow
able only In narrative action Thla narra
tive action la of two kinds Cither It la
told by wmi one of the character or told
In tha third person, n If eome one Imper
sonally wera recounting (he tale An ex
ample of (he first Instance would be the
almve Illustration, where thn husband I
recounting the eventa of the fatal evening
An example of the latter follows.
Kuppoes w wish to show a man seeking
work Hi- hue been discharged front prlNon
and nnd It dllflcult tn secure employinunt.
With an npproprlntii subtitle, such aa
"Knnn place In place John goes seeking em
ployment, hut ever finds the bar sinister
of Ills prison atiiln " It would he folly to
attempt continuity here We would per
haps take up five hundred to n thiiueaud
feet to establish aurh actions with good
continuity.
Instead we "fade In" a scene nt John
seeking work and show that tha fact he has
been In prison cuusca a rejection of hi
application, and he lenvea I-'iide out Ills
leaving, nnd fade Into another location
where he seeka work
I'erhnpa soma detective warns Ihe em
ployer here of John's record, and he Is
ugiiln rejected Knde out this and continue
wllli one or two more scene, it rid the
(bought will he well established You will
need no subtitle or lenders In between these
scenes The "fade" smooths out the Jump
To return to (he original discussion We
have seen that your elory rim atart ullh
soma Incident In the middle of the plot de
velopment If you have the right photoplay
rnatorlal to work with Hut not till stories
are adaptable lo this treatment In fact,
the majority of storlra have a definite be
ginning If you nnd that the heglnnlnK I trite, or
that It la necessary to do considerable ex
plaining, then seek some way to lighten
your beginning Invent aomedilng Inter
esting that will he in keeping with your
story, and that will hold Ihe atlrulloii of
the nudlence to your explanallon
You will keep mil of untold dinicullle If
y.''l!..".". 5"'ur "nry rlKhl It require
skillful handling to Initiate your nudlence
Into n myatnry and keen ilia utoi nm '.,.iiu
clear In them, lit the same limn masklna
(he denouement. II Is far iiettcr lo hope
thai they will not get tired with the detail
of your nrat reel than to mix (hem up to
such an extent that Ihey do not now what
It Is all about.
If you start n photoplay and then "vlalon
back" or "fade back" (o 111 your story,
joii are confessing i0 u wenknes, unless
ra?releSr I SCENARIO CONTEST
It l m though 'ou enld, "bit, ,i ferot
to tell you John '.new Mary when aha
1.,n 'oaten" If, however, ou have a
dennlla reason for tha fadlnir bark, tt le am
other matter
"Vlalona- cannot be used (o give the mt.
genuine of your alory. You can nfily ahovr
n a vlalon something thai haa previously
been seen tefore, ,gcp In extraordinary
rnaee, on example that nomee t mln.1 waa
a picture In which an Indian echool scholar
waa shown thinking of hla pat Ufa with
in I Nix
e5i!,l nvr ,"" him In th tribal sur
roundlnga, but Into one corner of the pic
jure waa dissolved a "vlalon" of hla past
It waa Indicative of hla thought and Used
to create atmosphere;.
Theatrical Badekor
T. .. pbati'iiij rti-WH
H1.AV."''li7T',ufsdiy, Friday ahd Malurdar
.lZLS. Mw ''"Tl.ea.cpjelu7e!h W' "'
STARTS TOMORROW
i r t n. an nr-firf
Dotnjlr. of Prize for n PMliittel
phln Sconndo Will Bo Printed
in tho Amusement Section
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"M'lHJ.- tlMttmrn II
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Prlrnrnaj tUm miH.ia.i.
Tb" j.'l.wr. il Mear'in'J
Ills. If.itnalAll til.
KY'ei TO' W, , f"V-"V, iPaK-i on
and m.7ii.. ,v William l, aeon, n "Cloaka
irc'-T'i i i .'dV!1:, mn,1.:r;,,f!i""'i teai
"Wkef rf.iJJ.H'MMlI !, and gaturday,
tiany In "Thl 1i.'...i'1 ftrma rona and mm.
Chriatlnu Aaaoclallona Rlcct
1 W. C. A. and Y M. P. A., at a tolm
meeting, elected ,hea. ..niceraV Ur ,?,
Morris, president, Miss ICIIzabelh (Jrlm,
Cv.eml,'''K "''rn""J'' A'las l-aulltm
Kox! ,?easu7;'rn!l"K "'t,rP,"ry' Ml" '-'
Thief Overlook $8000 In Jewelry
sirs It I llault, n cottager on Austin uve-
with t."'!"r; !"?" '" n'r '''"""'. i man
ulLV "l"',r1,'," ""''Ke and tool ran
(lacked her bedroom lie fled when a muld
'.Ti'i'u,"1.' 'k.ln '" thai,, and oxerlook.
Ing Jewels vnlued nt f 8000.
Rjr Ih rjiotoplflj Alitor
Watch th Amu.mnl flection of Un
morrow Kvafimi l.ttmnn tot tha com
plet and final announemnt of tha larma
of ihe l.yfxiKO r.BPoan'a ikrenarlo Contest,
Kor four weak (he nrawtwo latxiea fw
l.n teaching- II reader Ihe art of awnarto
writing-. It will now teat their knowledHa
by an examination IJiat wilt take tha form
of a contest for a scenario about rmiM.-
prun people and place to be producd In
i'lllladelphln by I'hlladelphlar.e. Th dura,
tlon of th conteat, th judge, th ch prl
In addition to production, th condition a
tte-locnlHUa ahown, and th nam of th na
tional photoplay eorrtp,-,,. to make th film
will all li announced tomorrow. !on't ml
that laau of th Amuatmant flictlon,
Th Htnnley Thaatr ha ttow donn4 Ita
aummer attire aa far a th Interior la eon
cerned. There ha been a !htnlne' 6f tha
Interior decoratlv effect, and two nw
fountains, on on either eld of tha hou,
r a featura which attract Immedlit ai
tenllon from visitor.
Hxhlbltora of motion picture apend thoa
annd of dollar nnnually trying lo keep
their theatres well filled, but a Mutual
film Corporation exhibitor In Uhelby. MU..
who la th town marshal and Undertaker,
discovered n unique method of Inaiirlna
capacity atendance, Th followln letter
received al the Mutual ofTlce I selfnixi.
plana lory t
Uhelby, Ml,i .
.. . . .... . June 10, 111.
Mutual Film Corp.,
Memphla, Tenn.
0nla
Pleaa flnda encload Check for I7.2H. ad
vleed, and t ueaa wa will t sUrted off all
rlsht new,
,1 never Ilk to et started rona, far then wilt
all war look. Ilk every thing coin out nt 0 ac.
...Vt nd. .tlm yelerdy, I rauahl th Itoe
Liuraan iniar carieo
end nil sot drunk, Ou
nave a grxi
had htm
1laht, so tt
ig the Man
carried Ihem to lha show, and told I hem Urn;
rfed him to ih lotnlnr town.
r Mayor died, and I helnr
havs a enod man. whn la
rny Operator, and h had him In eod eliaier
when I ram tn laat nlaht, aa the ahow wa In
Bn,al htaea. and ( ImiIrk tha Marahat. waftl AVer
Town and areated mvtrr nesro I eoyld find",
carried itiern to lha ahow, and told Ihem limy
waa lorked In Ihe ahow, had la stay uniell
Ihe llahia want out, and I had a packed hose
aur last nlaht, but I Ullev It wilt da m
ked
"I
lira
sood, ao many aald waa the 11 rat tlm they
var eeari a moving t1
ura (oln a sain, ao I
mi,, a,,u ia aiarur UIU, IOII I OIIIMII , la.
hla morn In, and will have a sood Funeral, a
aver seen moving plelur ahow, and they wa
coin sstn, ao I think I did wall, tr I waa
ail , li.
aura
rui
hav H, rdr-i lluiaa.
Welt look over thlej
died, but I am.
and oblla
va
ry truly your a.
Aa an aftermath tn Henry H. Wallhatl'
recent visit to the llttl town of lllrmlng.
ham, (la hla birthplace, word come from
there thnt Intereat In Wnlthnl' p'cturea haa
ndvnncnd rapidly.
UARDS
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letlla and reduce jour rooipen
luiiuii maurarir rniea
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Flral I'reatnlatlon In Ih ICollr World
PHILADELPHIA
is the best planned and
constructed city for Motion
Pictures.
Theatrical men who con
template producing or com
panies who are prepared to
produce can forget the tech- ,
nical worries if they put the
burden on our shoulders.
DUFF C. LAW
704 Abbott BMB., Philadelphia, Pa.
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gyetem takes flnt Krade children and
by thorouifh drill, imall claue und
ayatematlc Krudlnid prepare- them for
Collt'KO in 11 ycaru where our I'ublio
and moat other achoola require 12
yean.
Bom Prnt appreciate thl .vlnr of
th chlldT tlm and Mutational Kpne.
Henarat Department for Hoy and
nirla In th High Uchool grade.
JOHN W, (Mllit l'h. I).. I'docleal,
18TII ANO IIACB BTH PIIIMOBM'IIM.
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Mederii bulldjnaa and equipment, Allifetlia.
Frap. aehool for ally rollea
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Sfaun.on Military Academy
would build hla pbakiu In Ihe braelii mount.
air of (lie Houlh, 100 (I, blah. Ill mini lraln.4
la an arad.ior of Al year' aiparl.nca. Ilia char,
acter developad by an unuaual school Ufa -rlih
160 othar cadet Ilia puneluaiity. ol-Mllanca.aalf-rellaiu
and manlineaa would I'j.i yyii.iha mere
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Prominent Photoplay Presentations
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Ing love plot all blended Into the "inaaierplere
of Ih aaaaon,"
Ilaa Hall recently won lb beauty font. el
from over 000 ronteatanta, III, la lha ataaon'a
lalaal "find,"
Belmont Airdomo .i,Kti!riW.:.,,i;
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TWO NIGHTS Vrj5, ,.
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A Vekanlo Ksrlhausk Kitraordlnary.
From Ih l"ok by Ilex ll.ach In II Ileal,
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Bunmier rkl.ool now tp.n Day and nixbt. In
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all, now Th Ad. Men'a Cooveolloo" la Lais
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"THE EYE OF GOD" i
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"The Accusing Voice"
EUREKA m" MAUKet 8
VIRGINIA PEARSON in
"BLAZING LOVE"
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