EVENING LT)GER-PniLAr)KLl?HXA; THtTR$DAY, OCTOBER 10, 1015
TON PRICES DROP
HEAVY OFFERINGS
nnvlnsr. However, Results
In Fair Recoveries During
Early Trading
f rras BELT WRATHKR CONDITIONS
"., ..u n.i in Rain were ren-
JLn reVerie. b ",,, M ,hU
ftj-js? 't BEt'TR tsit wr'il.
JSllS roi Itkshnrs.KnevjIlle.
,?HU KSTVhAm. Ml nirmbigham.
SSrKrlst I Meridian ' and MonUnme tr.
KTUtotah. mi o. ,.j" "V;-..;. "-;
sfervS' 5S"7S-" W 3
. T"2t.WnY IS Inch nl lllnnlnsham, ,t
K!:b;i 'fun. ItoKnu 4xinVnr. .1
Hnssvlue.
. .,-.-i- n... 19 niasnnrrntlnr?
IrXarooot cables earned largo offerings nt
iSfftnln of the Cotton Kxchnnce today.
tMMnMon nouses. m ""; "" "
R5l street Interests belrg the chief eel era.
1!".. . .-- ...... , n vnnt character.
trie nujins " " - - - - -
. . ... ....it.M n.,,1 annt lintiaea.
Kich some trade demand, and the supply
i OOn finaujic".
nene prominent ", """ :",.
Iffltarw cal nn tho call. And nnaily ran
Isle"'. .... J nn nia Bftlflntr fnr
fc' bid on iiny ' - ,
w : a.,.. ... Imtupliint fri.m frmlor
J bales, wmio ..........- """,-"
, became a Inrge buyer of the late
... I
Khiitart wiis easy, with prices 2 to 51
mlnuTes prices had rallied 13 to 19
Jch was Influenced by the po.wli.ll.ty of
i vt In the sown, ioiiowihk i ciui.n
llSkh has been racing In cotton States for
l?.r." ,"' .h. Uenlmr .lecllne In
Rion carried the active months about 3
llTl Points net higher, with January sell-
',. .t.t 1.a thn faln4 In (tlA
SmUi probably enc6raj;ed part of thy buy-
7ibout 24 to 27 point from the opening
the middle of the mornlnc, with prices
$me 12 r l pomis tm irum ui ut.
EThere was homo nelllns on nn Idea that
Sinners had now procured enough cotton
7: . l.j.n innrM Inrl nnfl.nt. while n.
mmwiI of commlsslon-houtj demand this
wrnlns encouraiicu '" ""
uehnlcal position
.. ... aAlltn.' horl hf.nn nhftorhil. the
iittktt became quiet and the western belt
JMCCOCt for irOSIS or ireexinn icinieraiurei
VlMd to steady prices around 18.SB for
'Htwiry.
2-O0
l'.M.
18.23
18.44
IS. .IS
18,411
1B.00
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
r.iuiN and FLoim
MSSVS'iSJ
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rvuui-rn rru, l(
1i V "M. 7tJ
. i nn ni nn
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Lir" .r J'. " -'PTI t-
tlS .MiST' ". - rrt,
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ln" ft S"ll:.P tnveWiw It ill
fWCVd,.feSv. w'""'- "WsJl.oo. uo.No!
tiiJiiTtte;,,cJp,,i. 4' ,n Vu"1- T mrkft
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IV' ly"" Crn! IB. "'inntita tt:
ion lV. '.r'wJj? J,.r" '". 1 l'h
no rrn
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a?;::"-."m.;"hs?i
irti wS?l. V-'""'' .''" f$ln
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tiesr :n KJffl to. .to ,),. tiraint. t ibjj ?a
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PROVISIONS
m .nr . Quotatlona c tr Iml, In m
fmcVM and alr-trled. 4p. .. Irn Klf'
Lnurl'i".; VtX"...:"- '..".' -'" .
J7e. bf ha ma. tJHttsn
?''" hn. . P. cirl.
; viurr in ma.
rami ni ?. 2
icj pinrr rami. mnVixl niv iupm1
CrkPlil an. I a.a.- a a a , -!-- ' f -;'
..... rt.i- ' 'r nam, unio
moVrU nml i,.r.rW1
wrK, in mil)-. 1:00
loon-. SUOSUHp. d.
10, no, menKi, S3
d. rltr rurtnl. ia
a.- --Tt .- .
nam p. ffTnoK-a. wtt-
is:
I, e.
Pic
wm. Ute. lirea
a. rlt riTtl
ron, writem cureit. 33Uf
In pickle, . acorulna to
aiaai
lartl. weatern ra-
tiitytn. aa tA
32Hc. brrakfatt
"lKliaU. 114,1), tnit,
""i.i, loua.,
MAtift and avvra,
laron, itratern .
" 11'' ."rlT,:..ie. do da do. tuba. 17c. laM
'ri : t: : ""sirs .. ?r?w c. tard.
v, ..,,. iruuriru in lUUf nc
REFINED SUGLARS
a-it,imJ,t W?. "" "" """ Th Pnn
iiJXrri?. ,? too'ronr withdraw quotation,
"'flwrs- lit prlcra; fcu nn tranu.atad
.oKcrTd,J.,.'T4oblo.con,N,lo,," ' ' ,5c
DAIRY PRODUCTS
n.,Krrr,Kn.T1" market rul1 wry firm under
l,l-on'r,'!fj " .'slrlr l demand and
tronrer oulalda adrlrea, and vrlwa at aollj-
lSf?ttrMm',r...,'v'w,l .'e Kollowlns nr
tna quotation. Wra'orn. aolld.carlipd rrramrnr.
i-?P,'ul.f' 8Sc- "tra, SOOaici eilra nratt,
3.1 3.11. 0. lima. 34Sllr anni ItUr
STV.IHe) do. VlrVi;.'a6?
econda.
:. Uf. ..nil.. FA. I
do. arronda, altlav.
Tea'dar
cloae
, ,isri
18.:.j
in ni
... 18 T4
11:00 15.00
Opn. A.M. M.
1N..1S 18 S.i
JS.4'I
thiit
18.SH 18.4T
18.5.1 18.65
IB. mi 18.3M
is.no
in.RH
ls.r.n
18,66
ls.Tl
T lrrnnnl rAtinrt
.4, fc..,-i'WW. WV..V..
E,lJVJvItrOOt, Oct 19. There was a fa'r
Btaesi doing In spot cotton totiay nnu a
ilnts lower to the bnsla pf 10.61 for Amer
an mlddllne The Bales aggregated SOOO
IWles, Including CQ09 bales American. There
(r no imports, ino marKei tor iuiurea
gawd steady, nt a decline of B points to nn
lrance of Vi point.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
E vittv vnni." n.t Ifl Th. fnrlirn Wm
ng market opened dull and steady, the
hV feature belns tho slightly easier ten-
Mfmcx In lire.
Jaotatlons follow: Demand sterling 4 7.1.
axes 4 it ini rrcncii ciiecKB uoi-ft,
fc!fs 8.814 ; rolchmarks, checks 70H.
Mts iu a-iti; lire chocks o.!iv uiuico
,; SWISS cpccKS ii..sy, tnuicn o. ..-,;
indlvanlan kroner checks 2S.40, cables
10 i Vienna checks 11.98. cables 12;
ktns 20.13. cables zo.iv; guuuers cnecKs
. cables 41 1-16: rubles 'checks 31.10,
!ej 31.20.
RATES FOR MONEY
Call.
.... s paw
Tim.
2 Q4
4HQG
4 d4l4
4 4U,
i.ryrk ...
MUUIPSIIV , .
wion ...
rinra
.lunmfrrl.l Mmr thrfH, fa Blx mnntha. Pnlla.
ahla. 31k ifiK per cant.
BANK CLEARINGS
t Bank rlfarlnaa today ramDared with corra
aatvlliic day laat two yaara:
iio. .luio, l,'l,a
fclUWphla. 134.1.74, 717 3S.ill..1Tn lill.n.-.I.uTl
aaion . au,inu,inj aa.ii.oiu .aiu.ioi
MUruora tn,r84,74tl il.417.u3o t..'i4M,ilv.i
v Tsrk ot.3j.iijii.i 4UJ.OUO M3 :oa,iri,'.'i4
Louis 10 4HS "!tl 14.4R1.II3J iu.n;u.4:8
ICUD 83.811 3R3 60,740.118 48,71(1.677
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
TONOI'AU 8TOCK8
Did.
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rtNamara . .
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opah nxtirnaion
an liinli.ir . ....o
Eula a. "3
t Cna . .OS
QQLWMVD STOCKS
ia .,, .. .10
PUll .(13
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a . .,. a. ,,,,,, a...,. ,01
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of U II ...'.., .0.',
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411
ld Oonaolldated ......,. ,.t. 88
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SIISCELTNICOUB
AVnn(f
Win . , ,
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.. .20
.. .10
Alktd.
.113
.12
.10
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.04
.08
.07
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.60
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I. Si
joDuins aaira or fancy crlnla. 4"aMr
miuh Fine nur-lald rsca aoU fairly and
prlcea wero asiln Oc wr ra. or le par d.ixfn,
riiihar. under amall auppllra. Quotation!: in
!..r".VJvn'arl.y ettra. Jso pr doi.i nearby
J!.!";... I.?. J":r "'andard caa, nearby current
ItVtlpl! lii.'!i. Jr standard case, wratrrn
eatra rirata. 110.50 per csaa, do, nr.ta. 110 -jo
par caaej refrligrratnr a. eitra, v 4.1 par
raay, do. n-ata. IUirll.30. do. aacondi. 7 SAW
8 tjt per raaa. fancy a'rrtpd. randled frean
",. T'.?T.J.JOD.b'n at 42W44C tr dot.
HlbbMrv Ilrnund waa farily adlve and th
market ruird nrm under lltht offerlnia. Qjota-
tlonai ,M Yn.Lr e.alt .m. .. ...l .
JlCi do. do. fr to Kocd. ro'i L'lc. do. narl.
Klmi. llttlWc.
POULTRY
MVE Trade waa aluw, today belns a Jewi.h
bollday. arnj the market waa laraely nominal
a quote: Kowla. aa to quality. IslfSne
rooalera. 140ir.c. eprlns rhlckena. arrordlns
Jo quality. 18si)c, tvhlto I-norn. arrordlns
i? Quality. lOlllsc, durka. to sis and ciual
Ity. 16t18r, steae, 16llo turkeys. 1'1'Ol'lc
plseona. old. per pair. l!3fF!c. do. roune. per
pair. 1BI.V20.
DnKSHKl .The marb.l e,.l..1 firm will. Am.
anf abeorblns th limited rrrelpia of eholc
WORK BEGUN TO SOLVE
PROBLMS OF RAILROAD
FREIGHT CONGESTION
Interatnto Commerce Commis
sion Asks Co-opcrntion of
Carriers in Gather
ing Statistics
CONSIDERS EMBARGOES
WASHtN'OTON. Oct. 1 nellerlnr that
the Increasing congestion In the transporta
tion system of the United Stales Is costing
the American public millions of dollars n
day. the Interstate Commerce Commission
today announced that It has commenced
n lnvelKl!on Into the problem As nn
Initial step Ilia commission has asked the
rallrosda to tile with It statistics of car
moxementa which wilt show from where
and to what paints the heaviest traltlo Is at
different seasons of the year.
The liurcnean war has brought about
rod cat chanies In the transportation ss
ttti of tho country vast shipments now
molng night and day oer routes which
were comparatively little traveled before
191 . KrTnrts are being made to open up
new routes to ports which will relieve con
gestion at the. North Atlantlo terminals, and
tb's revolution of tranic has upset normal
cindltlona, resulting In serious car short
age nt one place and great congestion at
another, damage being Inflicted by both
conditions. The figures sought by the com
mtislon will show Just how the freight
trslTlo has been rearrangod. It Is expected.
The problem of freight embargoea entera
Into the equation also, and there now Is
afoot a movement to give the commission
that Jurisdiction over the laying of em
bargoes on freight by carriers the lack
of which It sharply feels
Charles W. EpUnr;
Charles W. Hptlng. eighty-two years old.
died yesterday at his home. 200S Oreen
street Ilefore his retirement from the coal
business, about twenty-nine scars ago, he
was manager for the firm of William II
Johns. lie was a native of Pottsvllla and
camo here tlfty-flve years ago. For many
years Mr Kptlng was a member of the
Spring Garden Methodist I.ilcopal Church
and the Pulaski Ixidge of Masons, of Potts
vllle. Two children sunlve him. William
J Kptlng nnJ Mr. Kugene Vansant. The
burial will take place next Saturday nt
laurel Mill Cemetery.
man
tank.
.'nllAwIn
killed. dr-packeii fcwla. 1
are
the Quotations- Fresh.
1 . ... Im. rirv.ni, lril
fancy selected. iSHc. do, weUhlns 4H J5 lbs.
apiece. 24c: welxhlnc 4 Iba apiece. 23iC. do,
welshing aH II. apler. 22'ct do. welshlnr
3 lbs. apiece, MWir. fnwla In Mila.. Ire
packed fancy. drr-Plcked. netshlns 403 lh. and
oyer apiece, "Jvj,. .mailer altea. lt.23c.
old rooatera. dry-plckcd. 17c: roaatlns chick
ens. western, wtlahln 8 Iba. and oer,
per pair. i'43r.c o. do, walanlnn 07 U.a
". Mir. 22U23c, brolllne chickens, western,
weehns .KM It a. per pair. 24 0.-.V: ciitckuns,
welshlns B34lbs. i.r ralr, S002lei do.
D-'JTd sbjea. 21Ci2 c. broilers, Jersey, fancy,
3n032e: broilers, other nearby wrlshlnc I4UJ
lbs. apiece. 2S3nc. broilers nearby, smaller
sites. 26tf27c. ducks, nearby, eprliur. SOtlsle,
squaba. per dKen whlto, w.islilna; lie, 12 lbs.
per dozen. 15.7106. do. welthlna- UWIO Iba
wr doxyn. I4.R.-iO3.(,0, do. elhlm 8 Iba. per
Vsi'l.JVf ?' ' weigmng i lbs. per doien,
I2-52S-73! 'lo welshlne flOHVi Iba. per doin.
ls'21?l!,,Jt.,l!,"t' -S02.l. amalf and No.
. uvvu-t!.J,
There was a fair demand for cholc slock
nf moat dcacrlptlona, and value centrally
ruled firm Jmder moderate orterlnca. Quo
tations: ATii'es, per bbt. Jonathan. 4
4.80: tllusii, a4, (Irlmra- uolden, J4.
Kmokehouae. 12.7.1W.1.SD, Aleiander. 12 r.0
3,7.3: WeHlthy. IJ.5'J3 23. Twentr-ounrs, li.5.1
(13.33: York imptrlaT. I2.23A3, lien Uavla. 12
- .uu, tair ... soo.1, si ..utrz.au. ppiea,
York
Qulncea,
-1-ancy
Delaware and Maryland ier hamner-
80(73ci fair to aood. 2,04uc Qulncea New
per not No. I, itw.l. No, 2. I2(2.a0.
New York, per bum..
1.10O1.75.
rult. Florida,
, Oape Cod.
Ilsht, per crate, II 3UQ2. rearhei
Ver basket. BUODOc do. do, per
12SU1.73. Pears. New York.
n
RAILROAD EARNINGS
NEW HAVEN
ended June SO:
mm Tn-H,,..
ftlnr revenue ,,,176.311.633 in,S2.3o
t,9Mratlna revenue 23.2S3.293 S.H80.638
ftlrg Income 22,881.882 B.HJU.B01
wcomq , .. 2N,HI1,112 a,4aa,viv
.... , .. -t.3llJ.7ST 2,OQ7.T8
GRAND TRUNK
aad wtek October . 11,300,003 $232,276
CAQ0, INDIANAPOLIS AND M1UI8VIUJ5
week October.. 110.1,800 112.331
' July 1 ,, . , 2.S13.010 332.018
French Rentes Lower
Wnis. Oct 19. Three per cent rentes
i iranca 30o today, off 10c
VENUS
WPENCIL
l7fiUc
WliV -o
$nrt.L
-ttu. 64tr
6u&
m
JV
ms.
ArwkMlaWi
urfia mU,tnjtXAJm
-1
yJ
mmmmmmm
L-emona. per boi 1304, Oranefrult
per crate. 13 nH.V rranbertlea. 1
per bbl . 13 till So, do, do. per crat. I2V2 40.
do, Jersey, dark per crate. 1202.40; do do.
.. i-eacnea. ew iorK.
DUSn.'DSSKel,
. v..,..,.. alalia, ,rw .win. ,ll wuo,,
hamper Meckel. I1.73U2.23. Sheldon. 11.2.10
1.00. Uartlett. No, I. Si.-JJtf:-. do. No. 2. 811c.
Pears. New York Uartlett. per bbt.. I3W4 80,
Clrapea. New York, per 4-lb baakot Concord,
lUtP13o; Nlacara. lOUlSc. Oraprs. New York,
per 211-lb, basket Concord. B0O35C. Niagara.
4O03HC. Plums, New York, per tiaaKet Dam
son. 20023c; prune, 23033c, sreen Bate. SUV
0C VEGETADLES
The market was generally Arm under mod
erate offerlncs and a fair demand. Quota
llona: White potaioes. per bush. Pennsvlvsnla
choice, 11.3301 to. New York choice. 11.23$'
1 So. White potatoea, Jeraey, per basket, 83 O
03c Bweet potitoea. Kastern Hhore. per bbl.
No, 1. I1.73U2. No. 2. SI 1.50. Sweet
potatoea, Delaware and Marland, per hamper,
I.OW75C Swet potatoes, Jeraey, per basket
No. 1. 607(c. No,. 2. JjJCSSc,. Onions, per
100-lb. ban No! 1. 2.30&2 73: No. J (1. 40V
1.63. Cabbate. domestic per Ion. 142048.
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
CIIICAOO. Oct lft. 111X13 Ilecelpta. 20.00(1
head. Market atrons. Mlisd and butchers,
IU.4UO10 2V send heavy. u 3301D 20j roush
heavy. ll.30tf H.3II: lltht, IV.33& 10.13, pUs,
o.736i20. bjik. i03lnii.
CATTIall ltcelplt, 10.00(1 head. Market
rood, steady; othera slow mvl weak, li-evea,
I6.80011.4il: tmws snd h'lrers, I3.40O0 20
atmkera and fixltra. I4,70(t7.03i Texana, 7W
Bjia: canea, i(.-.jwii.i.
HHUUP Receipts. 17,000 head. Market
atronr. Natlia and weatern, I7O8.30; lamba,
I8.4uei0.70.
NEW YORK DUTTER AND EGGS
NBW YORK. Oct. in. MUTTER Reeelpta
P2J4 tula. tlllshtly hither for best tab!
rradrs. but quiet, F.tra creamery. 35'i 0
SjT, c; hither acorlnt, 3H;U3iUici Stat dairy.
Sl'ic: other trades unchanged.
KOas lteeelpta 14,832 packages. Firm with
little mora speculative support, Tradlnt quiet.
QiaOtatlona unihanted,
Manh & Dilks
1102 CHESTNUT ST.
Tyrol Wool
(A Knitted Fabrie)
Mens Motor Coats
Men's Street CoaSts
Waratk without wcigtit
BeeJ o preMiB almost
cvferlai'Brf :eomf6rtabl aad
praetieal.
A!e Golf Suit,. VtJ,
Switr, JaeW. et.
"MaNM DlLKl
liaa'cNBfnHiT st.
STANLEY WILL RUN
NEW SELZNICK FILM
Booking of "Common Law" In
dicates Resumption of Amen
ities Between Forces
Ry the Photoplay Editor
Though no omclal announcement has
been made (at least to the writer). It Is
evident that Stanley Mastl-aum. the photo
play theater magnate ami progenitor of the
playhouse bearing his first name, and loula
J. Selxnlck, one of the most Important In
dependent producers, wno has Clara. Kim
ball Young tinder contract and who Is nt
fi I lnte.1 with Herbert llrenon. have, com
to terms, for "The Common I.tw." a Sels
nick feature, previously reviewed In these
columns, will be shown nt the Stanley Then,
ter all next week
Ijtst Saturday the KvicxiNa I.snoBn car.
tied the story of Mr Mastbnutn'a denial
of the allegation, made In n New Yorn
Journal, that Mr. Selxnlck was about to
take legal action against him for threat,
enlng to bar SeUnlck picture In the Phtli.
delphla territory Now omies the reunion.
Just what effect the poaalhly contemplate',
booking of SeUnlck films at this Stanley,
hlt.ierto theeflome of Paramount, will ha
on the local situation cannot be predicted.
Hut the merger (If It bo that) Is Impor
tant, In that It may bring to local photn.
pla goers a richer variety In their amuse
ment faro.
Teace also reigns In the Triangle camp.
A trade paper has a stnry this week that
Messrs. (IrlRHh, Ince and Sennett will con
tinue In their combined role of triple
entente. "If you have heard that produc
tions made nt our studio are not to go
through our releasing organisation you
have been misinformed," Mr. Inco Is quoted
as declaring.
Charles Chaplin's next Mutual-tvine Star
release will bo "Ilehlnd the Screen." and
In It the famous kidney-footed comedian
will divulge some of tho secrets that go
to make up mot.ott picture successes.
The silent version of Jules Verne's
"Twenty Thousand leagues! Under the
Sea." which li being presented by Universal
In Chicago, and which, presumably, will
come to Philadelphia this season. Is reported
to be "turning 'em away" In the Western
city Attractive programs add to the ef
fectlvcnes of the film, which Is being ex
hibited aa a big featuro and something out
uf tho usual rut.
$10,000,000 IN GOLD BULLION
ARRIVES HERE UNDER ARMED GUARD
Huge Sum Sent in Payment for War Munitions Bought by
the Allies Through J. P. Morgan & Co.,
of New York
The Theatrical Baedeker
iiAnrttcK "covtvtotf crY.M with J
fowl and Itei.vy Stevenson A drama en th
' fall-n woman ' mmhtnlnt humor and social
aattra with am altuatlona
CIIR1TNIT BTOKirr OPKRA HOtMK ",
pWUHTr.R OF Till', tiODV with Annett
Kelicrnann and William Shay . William
lint's phiteplay spectacle directed In Ja
maica h- Herbert llrenon and employing
thousands ol aut-ere" and maeal eats.'
.ttrrrti.poi itan upbra inn nn "itif. ntf.
MtlOR.W," with Charlotte, th akateri
evmsa and Ma band. Nat M Wllla. Charles T.
Aldrhh ant many snerlaltlea A three-rtnt
elrrua of iau...llle. tvraaa band snd akatlng.
nil twI
LTiyr'T""I-K Stll.llirJl IttlV." with (Jllfton
Crwfnn i,.hn harm inomaa ami Marga
ret Itotna'n A Iteiglanlawl Teutonic oper
etta, with a -wl of pro- Vlly wliltewaeh hihI
om ona In lh "grand manner. ' capably
sung
tintt.l". I.MIWS .VAMIV with Marta
Tempest ll.waamer cnme.tr. written by Cyril
lUrpourt. who wrote '-A Pair of Silk Hlock;
Inga very deftly Interpreted b Mlsa Ttmiwat
and W tlrsnam ll-nwne Ooit tun.
POIinRsr .Snll" with JullH iUnderet.n.
lMHiaht llrlan and Joeeplt Cswthorn A pretty
tar, an at!! star, a comic star, Plua svt
pretenttoua orrlrestrated melodies.
IDKI.ritl I'AI'I'.KIKNl'IV with r.rneat
lllemlinntflg. A "modern morality play
wlih more hutnann.i lhn grace.1 "l.verj'
woman,' There'a a Urge cast Olendlnnlng
acts auperblir
AT POrVLM rRJTK.1
VVAI.NttT ItltlMIIMl IP PArill.K IN I'JIU
ITirs," Ou HIM' newest v-lilcle for display.
Inr the anm.lng vlrtsslludes of Oenrga lc.
Jdanus s well Known "comic " Thla tltna ho
Is given the background of politics, with a bat
masque thrown In
rTNicKKnitocKntt "Tin: irrr.tt.vM. .no.
III.KK." with llugrnio lllalr. TIM" drama
or in upurter ana in ttgnt n- love, wnicn
was rtrat dlsplareil at the Walnut earlier In
the aeasoti. A play wits -neh Interest.
oiiPimi'M "itiu tup. mx hiu: i.tivr.ii.'
Murder mvsterr of time-tried materials,
capably enacted and staged.
aVKlf rRATVRR FILMS
STANt.KT "Till: IJIHS." with 0en Stoore snd
Marguerite Couttnt, a Pamous Plaera' Para
mount tUm, and others.
ARCADIA Till; RP.TPIIN OP DRAW
1.4.W" with VV. 8. Hart, an lnce-Trlangla
prtxlurtlon, and others.
PAUACK "Till. ItKTPRN OP I.VE." with
l-tiia Mirn and i:ucene O'llrien, an Rssanay
mm. nrst ahowing
IIHHKNT -"I.II'll'M SHADOW." with William
Xlsht and Irene llnwtey. a Metro photoplay.
VirfUltlA "MANHATTAN VIADM.SV lull
th week), with louclis Fairbanks, the amus
ing snd ciiltliur Flno Arts Trlanglo flint atMiut
the wvaterner who finds adwntura tu N4wr
Votk.
YAVDBVIM.R
KKITIPS llell ftoryi IMwIn Arden, In "Close
Qiiartera": dai tly ami Morton: Adrian C.
P'Can") Anaon, t'harlea lsiiard Fletcheri At
tleranl Sim tilla fiara. in .-mxiern auoe
llle Frolics Frank Parian and Peru, tho
Kramers, Carirllla'a lllrda, and tho Sells
Tribunal I'lrturea.
OHllll: "Th l.vrn Party." a tabloid musical
comedy, Dan Hherman and company. In Th
Jay Circus", Nana HullHmi. In "Never
Again"; Tl t.lng Sing: Ooldsmtth and Pluard.
In Th New aNaieamatr , ware ani uay
mond. Darailevll Johnny Itetiidids, llarklns
McKee and tortus D'Aln".id and Fuller. In
a comedy sketch. Richard llruthera. acrobata,
etc
OltAND Town Hall rollles." headed by ths
Irish tenor. Kugene Kmmetli Marlon Weekat
Fres.-ott and Hi,wa ,rn. Anthony and Mack
th "Wop an I tho 'nntrayur" Cabarets
Dogs, Mr. I'lsko and Mies i'alon, and 1'atho
Newa and coire.lv reeta,
CltDSH KISYH Pauline, "Into the tight "
Itogera, I'urxon and iliigcra, II. Kelly- Forrest
Hhents and Kldrvd and tha Archla Nicholson
Wlt.l.lAM PKNN "Msmmy Jinny's lllrthday '
i-anfleld and llarnea. Itrennan and Powell, th
Tliomns Trio and Nnrms Talmadae, In 'The
Social Secretary," a Triangle nim.
UlS'STRKt.S
DCMONT'f -Varle.1 program of blackface enter
talners, with Interpolated apeclalllea by mem
bera of th resident company. Tha skit thla
week la "Ksperlence; ur. The Illarkmallera "
Police Court Chronicle
A little house moving slowly over a Held
was the strange sight which greeted cop
aa he vv.-is riding along Rtonehotise lane, AM
there wis no wind worth wrhlte, the Wue-.
coat rul-bed hla eyea to sea If h were
dreaming "So tho house kept on moving
Another policeman happened along. The
first cop pointed to the moving house.
"Do you see tha same thing that I dor
he nsVted
flee. It's a house moving." replied the
second blttecoat
They pursued the house and caught It
Then they discovered Ita motive power. It.
or he. was a man He said his name waa
Mike I,utt.
"Where did you awlpa the house?" asked
one of the cops.
"I didn't swipe It." said Mike. "It'a part
of a garbage "
'What do you mean by a garbage?"
queried the cops.
"A place whero they keep buxs wagons,
ortmlbllea."
Then they understood.
"The blamed thing collapsed," said Mike,
"and I found enough of It hanging together
to make n lltlo bunk. It's light and I carry
It with inc. 'cause It's light and It keeps the
wind off me fer I ain't got no overcoat"
Mlko admitted that he obtained hla house
hold necessities by plucking them from
barns, so he vvtta taken beforo Magistrate
llaker.
"You need a home badly?" tho Judge
asked.
"Yes." said the prisoner, "but I don't want
an oftlslill home"
"I'm nfrald we'll have to force ono on
you," anld the Judge. "Thirty days In the
IIoue of Correction."
KAWTHQUAKK ROCK! 4 STATMr
Near-Pantcs In SouOwrn CitWt, tmt
Only Slight, Dwitagt,
ATI.ANTA. O.. Oct,' tS.-tTi.ly atsIM
damage broken windows are aniiis. i
was reported today aa the reenrtt e Ml
earthquake that rocked Ocomla, Tvaniawi,
part of Kentucky and eastern AlatiMU
late yesterday -
Three shocks were felt In WwtsafMaai,
two elsewhere. Neitr-panlcii fewlt Ik
many cities.
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Ve Sign fY$e Jfps
221 South Broad Street
In th mlJJU ml th kl'ck
Ten million dollars In gold, sent by the
Alllcr In payment for munitions, arrived
hue this afternoon under the protection of
armed guards.
Many of the curloua wero at the station
wjien the train carrj Ing th precious burden
pulled In. Ilut sprinkled among tho crowd
wero a number of plain clothes, men. who
kept sightseers nt a distance and took no
chai.ces.
The bullion came direct from Ottawa.
Can., by way of New York. U'waa shipped
to Canada two years ago by the Allies, who.
It Is said, foresaw the aubmarlne activities
and took this means of planting a nestegg
across the sea.
The metal Is owned by J. P. Morgan & Co.
which concern received the gold from the
All es In payment for munitions and other
war supplies shipped from this country.
In exchange for the bullion Morgan & Co.
Will receive 110,000.000 In cash.
Ten wagons were waiting at Broad Street
Station when tho gold arrived. It came
In ulrongly built boxes, twenty-five bricks
to a box. Twenly-flve boxes, each contain
ing 1(0,000 worth of gold, wero placed on
each wagon.
Cuards, armed with Winchesters, sat at
the front and rear of each wagon as they
proceeded slowly up Sixteenth street to the
United States Mlna at Sixteenth and Spring
Harden streets. Many persons thronged me
sidewalks and watched the wagons en route.
At tho Slxteinth street vntrance to tho
Mint were uddlllonal guards who 'kept
Idlers nt n safe distance. When tho
wagons, each containing ono million dollars,
nrrlved they wero quickly unloaded by nn
extra force of men.
The valuable- cargo was brought hero by
the Wella, Kargo .express Company, tho
cost of shipment reaching nearly 33000. Ten
days will be required to weigh tho bullion,
and Morgan ei Co, will bo paid olt dally as
the weighing itocecds. Tho services of ten
men will be needed to weigh the gold. It Is
figured that they can weigh one million dol
lars' worth a day
It was learned this afternoon that since
last May tho United States mint has re
ceived 493.000.000 In bullion for Morgan &
Co. to bo weighed here. . -
The mint In Philadelphia was chosen be
cause there are no moro facilities In the
assay olllce In New York for handling It.
The bullion was piling up In all directions
with uvcry Indication that the congestion
of gold would continue Indefinitely.
The price of pure twenty-four karat gold
at present Is 122.83 an ounce Superin
tendent Joyce of tho mint has taken every
precaution to safeguard tho treasure.
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