WHEAT HALTS AFTER
.ANOTHER BIG GAIN
a? Al fT . 1 I A a
rjtvy i roni-Aivum oouocs
Tone to jJecomB reverisn.
Publfc Buys Again
WIH.T WKATHim rORBCART
Oft. tp. weawer isre-
n
MAIM
rUITAAfl
nifev CU44 feHer "''. 'ill'
mtX TH' t-.iV plains iemDera
.. rua.
rvu
iu at.
ITI i.tnlort weall 81
"tear fifefe
llaaarslV lair. '
MfSII pai.f-'
tares
ar. preeede br
aat. efewlr rla-
atunlsr fair, with
ji'jx.ij
rCirinir. elwr
im raall eel
frw-i lt . , ..i.i... ..
anariu r...-a .,-
I eai pstaraax.
hrmaka mni Kanasa
sit slewlr rletnf Impni
annlhl rslsi ir iww Prl-
r. probflMjr hrarr (rtMt at
flr. eiijhtlr warmer.
Chicago, oct. 20. wheat halted today
Jur tho hlht price lnce the yr
f'trt Miter tiea. ' "u -
ukl In tha roremoon on .-Aicn.no uujr-
r.LT tone became omwhat feverish.
1W Hem trader expreed the opinion that
VTtnarket netting- dangerously hlnh,
aV." ... ..JI kA fan that ttiA nuhllr
P. ...in a mirchaier. The bulla, how.
&V pretended not to bo worried bout
. taaartlons tnai win in". - -
f3 become atralned becnuae of the recent
' ". . 1 . Kwauiillv tar.. wnpM.
-Momenta for tha week, there appeared to
" hanothlnr to discourage a further upward
..MiwmenW Crop newa from Argentina re
fined decidedly unfavorable becauae of
She protracted drousth there. Latest re-
f, , ports ssld that the weather waa clear ana
The belief prevailed that Drltlah pur
rhaiers had withdrawn. A semi-official
announcement aald that the Trench Oovern
Mitt already ha purchased sufficient for
elm wheat to All' requirement to the end
of nut July. The a reek Government waa
Mid to have placed ordera for 373,000,000
UThe Modern Miller' report was bearish.
it aald the droucth In tms greater part of
the winter belt had been fairly well broken,
'permitting plowing and eaedlne where It
bid been delayed and greatly aaalatlnu tlus
ti, germination of the crop.
tsasln fulurea ranted aa rollowss
Wheat Yes' day's
ttnaa. n-i. t -I.. .11
urn. ''-", i"'rr. i 'I'z:.- -Lv"".
Tl . t.70 . I. TIN . I.BH
fe! Is
Corn 'n"Jt,,v"rj7
bar
S3!,
Jolr
(Vt 1S.RS
n 14.17
ftt"" MM
t n. . i
jin. , m. ai
R s.o
24 VII
TAaued
t.TIS t!4 '"H ..,
i 42 l.oK'i l.a0H 1.40H
1l
KTVi
8(1
r.lU
85H
4;
81k
5S
H
t3
Jia
Did.
14. M
14.30
14.12
ii.'46
3R.OII
25 OT
tl5.ll
14.T2 14.7T
,14.17 14.27
13.07
ii'.if,
24.7A
24 80
INomlnal.
114 10
is.st
i.i.es
14 an
U4.20
II. so
l.lo
118.25
!.no
24 RO
24. t
BVBNrSG TJBDGBR-PHniADErJ'HIA'. PytDAY. OCTOBER 30, 1918
PHILADELPHIA M AEKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR
wiAT-rt
.Jrj'". '.'"T'Pl. 41T1 bUhU Tha !
UTirraxi ii aH "i.
a... r7-... . i."".
fair rti.V3 " i"u'r.."T iant nnerlnka. and
trad.: ;.",. i.tK' ;n'..Vf ' Jpeal
w.'iv.r.l'r'r.'!; ."' .!.. n.m.M
5aVrn.?.nd,.eM S.'K ""ff.'-PA ?.""l S
tejaur-'a
In ..cka innTiKT;.40 bbi t"4 W.000 lea
Snl?lT,lt'l th etrtnath of wha.i bni V..
". mrata. Pollowtrvr ar. th.
sssr.'w.ft'i.e' w. a.?.
n te
0'
wl
mill
'"nu ., et
. uvi ion.- n.. ... .w . . '. -.
ra-&. ".'.. t,".r.'-"i "--'in
i.lS.jVff.i.irsfi,
. iiWi.T-ka?".is.".l."' . w
n'
rtn
tholca an'
uir
tii
iinfv nateittt. ta a
ffjvjwnttr. Ftatr, I
T .
r prnart, Inttr, rr. I
l.7. dn.
ItSJ, d.
.1..
ealant. Iaa HA
and htibar undar
i aulat. Wl num.
ta qualltr.
PROVISIONS
trS." nViJ". 7"k wUh ,"hl Jt-Mn
Ln...Kli'. m,? i cltr and wtttarn baa
JK1.""' aam. liaeTIOt pork, famllr. Tsoi
OSJiJcl ethtr bama amokd, rltr cured; aa to
brand and artraaa. 30k e, hami, amakMl. waat
ern cured J&He. do. bollad, bon.laaa. Sle pie-
SJ"i. Joo. 17Hci breakfaat baran, aa ta
K- and avaraat. cH eiirad.,22C! braakfatt
I?In,..M"rn.fu". 83tes lard, weatarn n
nnad, tlircta. 17c do. da, d. tuba. 17c, lardT
SuII J !! i'ill rnrad, In tl.rrea. I7ci lard
pura clt, kettle rendered. In tuba. ITe.
n?!?r.,r-a"d Marrland.
JoOtIc fair to aood. 2R
Tork, rr bb! No. 1. 14
vrulnca. New Tork. Pr
inBi rer bom,
0 4.
par .Mate, la Mi OB, Cran
p-r ddi , ison ao. da. an.
llant. par crate. 11 y
i..
.wfc?U B0
Imp
II Sawi.tiL. I1
1 .n Ii...i-a. Lf
a ww. HMiri, fn
rr. Nv Tnrk
nrp, N Totit,
ml
r hmpr Fncr
40c, Qulncen. Nw
Oriipatniit. Florida,
ibirlaa. Cap. t'od,
per erala, 192.40
iiqi an. uo. tic
r lora.
baaaat,
.7.87Sfoae5:r ift?
iai. iVaehaa. New tor
Op. do. do. per puen
I la u a(,aita eraiiveajt'iaa ve a w
.UrJf.t'Atil.'ee
, M "X baakat t.'onpord.
and en
nuoia
40
eon.
40e
VEGETABLES
nlce atnek waa In fair reoneit '
r.ll. a. allj..l.w .r. Ina
tiona IVhttf potatote, par buait rannaiWanta
choice. It 8 J til 4d. JitW Tork chelra ft 3W
l.0 White tato.a, Jaraar Pr baakat. MW
V& MW..I twtt.tn.. Clam HUftr. t.r PM
No I II75U3. No 2. .1101 W .. Hweel
o.a, Dalaarare and ilarrlan.l, tr namrr
tatoea, Jaraar. rjr ."
n .IMaa rvnlAna. par
802 7l No 2 M 4U
eo I iou:
poieto.e, llwa
fniiJjo Hwaat
No. I 00071V.
lixMb. baa No,
oo cabDare,
, I HWB. lilt f"i.fu!' 1
domtatlc per ton, I424J48.
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
. ritlCAnO. Oct. SO IIOOS llecelpl" 20.000
Market alow, to lower Mlatd ami butchara
l33Uln,9n, aood havr, litnt20 rouah
haary, 3O10.&.. Ilehi, tO10 20. Plea,
lo.7ao.. bulk leojtnni.v
CATTi.YU-ltfalpta, noon Markat r
lt-f rra, liVoOOlt 40. con a and Jiattrra. IS 40t
20. atocker and frc1ra. Ill 0tt 2. Teiana.
I70R IS. talvpa. II 214J11 M
r'UKKi' llecrtnta III IXM Markat .
Naitto and wratrrn. I7HR23. lamba. IX.2SO
10 M
COTTON IS STRONGER
ON FROST AND CABLES
Uptown Interests Cover Shorts
Liverpool nnd Wall Street
Are Good Buyers
COTTON TtKI.T WKtTltr.K CONDITIONS
NF.W YORK. Qet. tOllratr la kllllna
I?' w" "Pri in irte aaumweairrn pari
et the ration belt tkla marnlrxi
Tho fallewliur temparat-irea were reeordedl
Oklahema. ti rt Hmtlh and VbUene. .Ill
pKrarjperi am) Ujilo "oak. Ml MeenphU.
Mfk.hara and NaahTlla, 401 han Antonle
and IM Rio. 4ti .MfrlJIan. 4i tlaWealan
and Rtrmtnaham. 4a t'ornna rhrlall. flOl
oblla
New .tlrleana and ('hatlanooa. Ml M
and .Manlaanirrr, Mi AahetlUe, all I'enaa
Mia and Atlanta. (Set Aaenata, Maron and
Tbam.aalll.. aa Mittniuh. 1Ai fl b.rlal.n.
Kaltua, nilmlnttoa and Jarkaonillle,
anffl. Tampa. IB,
. Tnera waa ,oi mrh or preeipiiatian
Koea and jaraai
78.
I
it
HI
i riiiawMga.
,oe. Inth M Haraanak and I
1 and i ir
11.
al
and Jaraaonillla,
tllrmlnenam. .0
lK.m.r .nd vlrk.hiip.. 10 Inrh
at Half lib, 14 lnr al Knaitllle and.Nah-
aiii... aa mrn at aropnia. i.in menaa aa
na i.vv inrno al lnminaian.
NEW YORK nUTTER AND EGG8
mK, Oct 20 ntTTTBU Hacalpta,
v..ih.r t,nr.orahni and trad.
alow Marktt loat arnui
dairy,
Nl
tea
ranarally alow Marktt loat
ton crramary unrhanead.
b. II
!
Rained raatardar, Ultra, rreamarr.
lahar ecorlna. SHOitlVir Hlale dalr:
Imltallon crramarr uncnaneaa. . .
EOds llaralDla. 1012 packaaaa. rirm. with
33'
34'ir
REFINED SUGARS
The market ruled very Arm. ntnnera' tut
Icee: fcatra rlna aranulatad. 7 tie. powdered
o0li7 2oe nr' 7 SBC '1 r(1,
DAIRY PRODUCTS
nUTTKTl Tha markat rulad firm with demand
readllr abaorblna tha limited rarelnta ot choice
atock. Uuotatlone Waattrn aolld-packad cream
ery, fancy arcjala. oi aktra. a087c. eitra
nrata. XSnlNUiti n.i. iiaiil.. um.j.
"Jin naaroy prima. I a nor, aei avaraee aatra,
o l axafi
Itrala, JIOci
3403
aaconda, 84 V 35c
a .Kir..
anaclal
IKI
fancy branda or nrlnta lobblni at ift4!U.
EO08 Vine nawlald eaaa aold lalrll and
ruled firm at the late adrance. but much ot the
upply waa of unattractlr atork, which waa
dull and weak. Quotallona. In frao caaaa.
nfi'.J' eitra. 8So .par doaan nearby nrata,
110 80 per atandard caaei nearby current re
ceipt;. 110.31) par caae waatarn aura. 3c
r-r doaani eitra nrata, 110 60 Per caaei Orata,
10.20 per caaa. refrlearator eaaa, extra. IV 45
Kr.ci',IBu 80 par caaei eaconda.
l7.i5VH.S5 par caae. candled ecite Jobblnr at
aulvnr Pf nnaan
CHEESE Tha m
quotallona: New York, full cream, fancy. 2I4 r
21Sci do. do. fair to food, 2oH 021c, do. part
POULTRY
t.IVR The market waa dull and weak, today
peine: a Jewlah holiday . Kollowlna era tha
quotallona; rowla. aa to Quality, 180200.
rooatara. 14015e: aprlnc chlckene, aecordlna
to quality, lO20ci white lechorna, arrordlna
to quality. 10O18CI ducka. aa to alaa and quel
seeee. IdtMSc, turkaye. 2224e.
par pair, 25v2Sc, do. youtK, par
nar f
EESE Tha markat ml.rf Arm und.a If.M
offarlnaa and a fair demand. Kollowlna ara th
nlaaona.
pair. ia3Jc,
8pot Wheat Firm In Liverpool
LlvnnPOOL. Oct. JO. Spot Meat was
firm today with No. 1 Duluth quoted at
1(1 Id, and No, 2 hard winter at 14 9d,
an advance of Id; No. 3 western winter
Ha ti. and Kurrachl 14 9d, unchanred:
No. 1 northern Manitoba lCs 6d, and No. 2
Northern Manitoba 15a 4d, a rain ot Id,
and No. 1 Northern Manitoba ICa 2d, an up
turn of 2d. Corn waa firm with American
mixed liLliteher at 10s 11 Hd, while plate
bowed a rain of ltfd at 10s HVid. Flour
wee d hlcher at 6S Cd.
BAR SILVER
In London bar stiver today wa quoted
at ItKd. a rain ot l-ld.
Commercial bar sliver was nuoted In
New York today at oTTiC a rain of Vic.
DHEHBED ruled firm under lliht offerlnta and
aaai
24c. do. wishing 4 Iba. apiece
aradual reduction of th accumulation of fraah
nea. Ilrown esie, 41tf4tc. ether iradra un-
rnanaed,
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
NKW YOIIK. Oct. JO Dultneea and Ir
rerularlty marked the forelrn exchanre
market In th early deallnr today. French
exchanr Improved to B SIS for rahlea and
S84N for checka ami KwlM Improved to
E 27 for cable and 5 SS for checks. Star
llnr held steady nnd guilders showed firm
neea.
Other quotatlona Demand sterling- 4 75 V
rablea 4.7 7.16: 60-day bllla 4 7U40
4 71: (Onlay bllla 49Vi C4.IIH ! retchs
mnrk cables 70 4. checka TO 7-loi lire
cables l.im, cheeks SOU ; Vienna cnblea
11 8, checks 11.lt', HcatvJInavlan kroner
rablea 21.(0,, checka 31140; peaetaa rabies
20 10. checka 20 14; rullder csblrs 41 M,
checks 41i ruble tables 31 20, checks
31. IS.
In the early afternoon the ration of ac
tivity was continued and the only chanxe
otherwise was a slightly firmer tone In de
mand sterling at 4,"S 11-IC.
RATES FOR MONEY
fitr drtnand for
Frtih-Kiiia. dry-petcktd fowli. 12 to bos, drr
rlcktd, fncy n-ucitd. 4Sc. du wrlchln 41. t
Irafal ato?k.
drx-Pcktd fowli. 12
Uuotatlon.
to bos. dry-
and ovr txpr
.U2SC, bro
in
,11:
4 Iba. par
i&VE fta
i. 21022c.
nlc
k ,k.
284 e; do, welshinK 8H Iba. uplace. 224 e, do,
walahlnr A Iba. aoleea. 20tr22ei fowla. In bbla .
tee-packed, fancy, riry-plcked. walxhlns 486 Iba.
and over apt-ce, 25tic, do, amallar alaaa, mo
-.'sc, old rooatara, arr-picKea. lie. roaatins cnica
ana, weatern. weithina H iba ar
24(t25o! do. BM7 Iba. per pair,
Inar chlckana. naatarn. walahlrur 8
pair. 24ati2!Vr! rhlckana. welehlna &
nap nalr. ?tln31ft do. mta.d alaaa.
brollara. Jeraay. fancy. 8u82e. do other
naarby, watshlna Sv4 Ibe. Per pair, 28O30e. do.
do. amaller aliaa. 2n027e; durka. naarby. aprlne,
22929c; aquaba, par dot, white, welshlnc 110
12 iba. par doa , i.f&pd, do. do, do. utrlO Iba.
Par dot., I4.no06.5o, do. do. do. A Iba. per doa .
1494.85; do, do. do. .7 lbs. per doa., 13 600
.1 I'll da. do do iti Iba. per Ho , 'HaS
2,8(1. dark, !.&05.ti0, email and No. 2. 6Ue
ti 11.25.
FRESH FRUITS
The marktt rulad firm on cholca atrwk of moat
Vacrlptlona with dtmand fair. Quotation, ar an
followat Applea, pr bl1. Jonathan IHP
4 60; fllnah. 1894. Ortmfa Ooldan, ttO.
8mokhou.M. UVIMja SO, Alexander. 12 lulO
.1 -jo: vaitny, iz.ouos va: Twenty -ounce. 12 o
TorK imperial. iz.tnTpn. un uavia, vi
Naw Tork
I'hUaJelphia '.
Chlraao .....
Commercial
delphla. ftS C
jap,
Call. Tlma.
-ti hk
thrae to alt montha, I'nlla.
BANK CLEARINGS
Hank clearlnsa today compared with rorr
apondlns day laat two yeara: .
iota lots tow
Thlla ISI.eMl.73a IS4.u9H.2S3 34.2B.1,
iioaton . t. au.vni.oui o.,oa,,nint -J.aiin,ia4,
New York. Ouy,u31.t)4n 410.814.VIS Hl7.472t387l
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
NKW YOIIIC. Oct 20. The market for
coffee futures opened today ttnehansed to
an advance of ore point Trading on the
call was active, sales being 9760 bars.
Si '
(78.26:
05.00:
n. tiiiyan.i. ..., vn. itrti u. via. tm
fair to sood. 11.8002.60. Apstas.
October , .
November
l)ecembar
January ,
Sebruary
arch . .
April .. ,
May
Juna ,,
July ....
Auauat
Septambar
Mild.
Today'a
opentnr.
S.2H
Yaatarday'a
cloaa.
H 2Hft 28
8 3&d SH
N 2RCH.27
N ZMUS 20
.80.3
nasi
H.27
H.27
S.S30B.83 N.8I
.njn.:i7
8.4008 41 H.4lltIK.4l
S,4SQN4
N.4V08.SI k.4lAM60
. . . H.ftSpH .14
8.8708.SS 8.87WN.60
Intk at Menteen
pien,
1 li
Charleaton an
NKW YortK. Oct 20 Frost In th
Southwest, with better cables than ex
pected, caused a firm tone at theopenlnr on
the Cotton Kxchanre this mornlnr Oc
tober showed a loss of point, but other
months were 17 to 33 points net higher The
outstanding feature of the trading was the
covering of shorts by uptown Interests
which was especially large In January.
!.lerpool was a huyer here on th call
and commission and Wall street houses
operated on both sides. Th greater part ot
th supply came from brokers usually act
ing for Important spot Interests and aev
eral of in larg room trader.
At the end of th first fifteen minutes ths
market wa. steady at or near the carl
levels.
A decline from tha opening adxance car
ried prices back to nearly last night's clos
ing figure, with January railing off ,to
18.27c lt was evdent that tho froat n&
had failed to materially stimulate buying,
while there were rumor of Increased hedge
suing from both exporter and th Mouth
Some of the early buyers probably liqui
dated on the reaction of some 17 to 22
points from the esrly high 'evel. but the
market steadied toward 11 o'clock and
ahoued moderate tallica during the middle
of the morning.
The market developed renewed strength
around midday Ituthrr heavy southern and
lecal selling had been absorbed on the de
cline to 11.27c for January, or about 37
IHilnta under the high level of the morning,
and, when support appeared around the
rlnr, offerings were comparatively light.
December shorts seemed to lie ttneaav.
with that poaltlon selling up to later deliv
eries, which sold 2( to 21 points net hither
January rallied tn 2S.52o around m.tlday.
or about II. BO per bale Hboe the low leel
of yesterday afternoon.
"THE KISS" AN ADROIT
FARCE-MELODRAMA
Stnnley Hns Clover Film ; Three
- Other Photoplay Houses
Give Now Bills
By the Photoplay Editor
RTANl.Kr "THK Kh." Famous .flayers.
Paramount, vrlih Owen Moore. Htory by Kllaa
Uth Kraier. Olrrcted by tell llemlereon.
Director Henderson Is going to nsp up
the. Famous l'lsy.r or know the reason
why Some objected to his Keystone work
in UMng the foundation of a recent farce
for the Paramount, on the ground that
dignified manner and undignified Incident
al wouldn't mix Surely no one can take
exception to The Kiss" on thin scor. It
I a capitally plotted melodrama. In which
the comlo sediment I sent bubbling to the
surface by the directorial epnon. Th re
sult Is a sprightly, smooth-running story
In which the hitherto unsuspected flair for
comedy of Mr Moore Is disclosed, The old
Frenchman, ptaylng with his toy soldiers,
and ths way In which this Is linked with
the plot proper, are detlithttul, and Mr
Moiro quite n revelation In his unaffected
fooling, with demure Marguerite Courtot as
leading woman, and some strikingly reat
aristocratic backgrounds with nrlous excit
ing episodes, Senhetttan In origin, thrown
In Among them Is a near-collision, a leap
to a ferryboat nnd the wrecking of a hy
droplane. Virginia Hammond, a thoroughly
unimpressive actress on tha stage. Is re
xenled as a real screen 'flitd.' gMng In
teresting support to tho principals. "The
Kiss" Is pleasant nnd adroit.
kaliajjaWlaw 'I
Tin: itKTfitN or 'imMV1
ix.j -iH-f. krinncir, will, i r. iin.i
by o. tlardner Hullhsn, dlmled by W.
nctohar
IVcamber
January
March .
May .
July . ,
WlMlt .
Yaa, oloee. Opan Ham,
n.40 is. is
IS.4N
is 1
IS .VI
Is SJ
IN -JS
, .IN.. IS
..IK 4.1
..IN 81
. .It OU
ts 0.1
la
72
1S.48
IN 411
IN r.n
IN 60
1:
12m.
Is so
IN 41
IH.nu
I pm.
In'4II
1n?
18 61
Liverpool Cotton
MVKIiPOOU Oct 20. Spot cotton today
was In good demand and tour points lower
on the basis ot 10.67d for American mid
dling, The sale aggregated 10,000 balctr,
Including 1000 bales American. Imports.
123.000 bales; American, IS, 000 bales. Tho
rmarket for futures closed nulet lit a net
inline of 6HrK point.
Cotton Statistics
MVKIIPOOI Oct 20. The following
are the weekly cotton statistics, figures In
bale: Imports, 67,000; Americans. 42,-
000; stocks. 168,000; Americans, 412,000,;
forwarded, 6K.000; Americans, 48,000; ex
ports, 100; total sales, 44,000; Americans,
31,000.
$3,000,000
'Pugh Stores Company
TRANSFER AGENTS
New York Trout Co., New York City
Fort Dearborn Twit 4 StTingi Bnk, Chicr,o
CAPITAL STOCK
Par Value $10. (All One Class) Fully Paid and Non-Assessable
REGISTRARS
Bankers Trust Co., New York City
Chicago Savings Bank & Trust Co., Chicago
CAPITALIZATION:
Authori"d 1122111950
$20,000,000 1Z,Z51,S30
No Bonded Debt or Preferred Stock
The PUGHSTORES COMPANY wai incorporated February 15, 1915, for the purpoie
of owning and operating a combination of 1,000 chain .tores supplying merchandiie of every
character in the moit productive and greateit comuming district in the United States the
twelve Central Western States from Ohio to Nebraika together with a general mail order
busineis. the Pugh Terminal Warehoute Building, Chicago, and the largeit produce market
The'CheadqCuarterseof the Company are located in the Pugh Terminal Warehouse, the largest
building of its kind under one roof in the United States, and the most modern and convenient in
the world for the rapid handling of merchandise in large quantities, having over Z3 acres ot
floor'space facilities for loading or unloading 800 cars every twenty-four hours, and an under
ground electric road connecting with fifty-two railroad freight stations in Chicago.
VARVlNflRi Based on average net result of the alorea now In operation, which
wtro $7500 per Uor" and avere .arnlni.. of the riil ""Is.iYVft
house over Srlotl of twelve yer, H la estimated by the president that net
ksralnri TaftVtho expenditure of the proceed obtained from the sale of this
STWowOTmo per annum-over 83 on the entire authorised
issue of atocu, $:o,ooo,ooo, '
....,.... ,. ... a. Push, nrealdent of the company. I a man of
AIl4AME..Ur0'i
Mr. Jamw A. I'ugh. president of the wnipany.
Inti lonal reputallo, i?nd .n. Vf tKi m able .nd aueciaaful men In the
We-s? He made Clilcaio the trrMtest furniture rJIslribuUnr point In Uio
LVid. lie built and Wilfiped The I'uh Terminal Warehouse. In the year
1901. and Its uccea and frovrth have been
warehouio of lt Idntl In the United State.
" Mr. 1'uih In the Htatuuement ar mem most adapted to ttuit
Ich of the Vuslnei. Wchard H. l'otaom, Vice I'ree. and Counsel,
?aUon Counsel for the City, of Chlcato: Irvine Shiiman. V ce
Associated with
n..Hrulaa liranrh
1 . . .iI.h flj...Ml fn.
ronneriy MnwrsN.nw.oaa..;.". aiuKnt ri of the United Hlale.
raic-g-lN-rt l.Vne:"vTee "T- In-charw of Store, and on. of HUnol.'
most aucceful nterclianta.
rB?eaBltiPlfe inrt tTStfuUr applied by Bear.. Roebuck A
c5 United wSsV JHorr- Coh V. W. WetdwertB Co, and others: aUainf new
tu wltlch Kvoheretofore not been wed by any other organisation.
Mwieaffon uM mad In du -( .' W- 'fc on "" N,u Y"k
" and Chicago Stoth Exthang:
THetegality of the Issue has been approved by Messrs". Lewis. Folsom & Streeter.bicago:
tllbook. and financial statement, of he cowp.ny hve bm audited by Mmri. M. & L W.
Scudder, certified public accountants, New York.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
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CLOTIIIN'd MANUFACTUUEltS -UAVK
HAD (iOOl) FALL SEASON
Builders Find Labor Situation Im
proved and Work Increases
Manufacturers of cloak report that
while tlis season Is late there Is at present
an actls demand, hot owlna to the labor
situation and the scorolty ot merchandise
conditions, work Is somewhat retnrdctl,
according tn Hun's weeklx trade review.
There Is a little more activity anions the
manufacturer of suits. .Shirtwaist manu
facturer have a large volume of business,
hut are not making prompt deliveries.
They, too, are somewhat affected by the
scarcity of help.
Manufacturer of men' and boy' cloth.
Ina have had a good season. Price remain
firm. Wholesalers and Jobbers of dry
soods. cotton goods, etc. state that there
I a rood demand, Jobber of hosiery, un
derwear and notions have had a good fall
and winter business and there continues a
scarcity of certain trade of merchandise.
Th hardware line ha shown consider,
able (tain In the volume of business done so
far during tle present season, and the gen
eral opinion In this line ot business Is ex
pressed that there will be a steady Increase
during the remainder of the fall season.
Notwithstanding the Increase In price, the
volume of business being done, It is thought,
will exceed that for tho same period of
lB. Collections are reported as showing
some Improvement.
The Iron and steel market displays no
special feature and activity continue to
be brisk. I'lg Iron ' reported well sold
ahead, with price ud-ianclng, and mill are
operating to ftill capacity, with order, well
Into the nextyrar
in the lumber market condition remain
about the same. Hardwood maintains a
firm prce and labor conditions are about
tho same. In the bituminous roal market
(there I a strong denMtid, soft roal Is
bringing from II It to 13. SO a Ion. Fair
mount ass 13, IS up to 11. SO Mill are
about abort and, during the last week, the
I'onnsylvanla nallroad ha had hut 13 per
cent, of the car supply, and labor condi
tions have not materially changed.
In th anthrHrlle market condlt'ons are
about th asms and price have not In
creased materially during tha last week.
General conditions In th building Hue sre
Improving; contract have been started on
a number nt operation th last week, and
a large volume of proposed Improvements
and extension ur being estimated nn
The difficulty to ibtaln labor on certain
classes of work still retards some opera
tions, but there I an Improvement noted and
Indication are favorable to act.v business
for balance of the year
Wholesalers and Jobbers lit groceries re
port a satisfactory volume of business, with
prices nrm, Commodities In general have
advanced considerably and show ft further
upward tendency. Collections are falls-factory.
AltCAntA
I.IA,M Kaj-llee.Trlnnirla. with W M. Hart
niorjr uy
X llart.
Hers wo have all the essentials nnd some
of the nonessentials nt th characterlatla
Hart ilramii drama In which the "bad
man" finds the. good In himself through the
"love of a pure girl" In this case the ex
quisite Marjorle Wilson In which such
expressions as "plum-ttckled" and "the
bo" recur, nnd In which Mr. Hart strikes
matches with his tlUKer nails and roll ci
garettes with one Imnil. It Is all very well
done, aa far as production goes, and will
charm the llartlnns, but the story Is a
little obvious. A street battle, "shot" at
night. Is a telling hit of work, and the great
far-off plcturea of desert and mountainside
are A number one. We could spare Louise
Glaum and her turpitudes and poaturlngs,
how e er.
An out-of-the-way educational nt the
Arcadia Is "Athletic Movements Analyzed,"
a t'alhe In color, showing the notions of
tho muscles when taken with a slow cam
era. HEOKNT "l.ll'K'M riIl)tlt," Olumhla-
.Matrn, with William Man arm irana liowi.y
Stury ami illrcctlnn br William Msh.
The movies have often and worthily
set forth the oddities of the small town, but
never with more acumen than In thla case.
Indeed, the picture resolve Itself Into that
rnro bird, n play In which the animating
force Is character, and not melodramatic
power. Tho person who drives the tale to
Its climax Is a lawyer, who ha taken to
the bottle as the result of an uilhappy love
affair (played by the director) and he almost
-uncannily grips the ralo and shakes little
real ties out of It Additional strength Is
given his pluylng by such scenes a the bu
colic tag-day nnd the ntrnuge and exciting
nght between th lawyer nnd th villain In
u shadorfy bnrn, Mr. Nigh Is a man of
weird nnd mordant talents (he ha been
everything from a Keystone comedian to
nn Ince Jap), and It Is well ; otherwise It
would he hard to excuse the photography
and lighting In "Mfe's Shadows," Nothing
worsa In either line has been seen for years.
J'AI.AC'K "THK ltKTt'UN !' KVB." Kasenur.
with 12'ina nao morv or i.ra vvuaon imi,
dlracted by Arthur llathelat,
. "The lleturn of live," wheh waa acted
In Philadelphia some year ago by the now
retired liertha G.illand, Is, naturally, Im
mensely more effective In photoplay form,
with Its opportunity for wild scenery and
baro legs. One big ledge of rock. In par
ticular Is most picturesque, especially
a a fist encounter Is staged there. The
exterior lighting and camera work are good
Just the opK)slte holds true of the inte
riors, wheh nre cheap looking nnd badly
arranged, The Kve business Is nicely car.
ried out hy Miss Mayn, who ha promi
nently dimpled knees, and Kugene O'Hrlen
I a handsome young Adam. Hut why, oh
why, must the old recluse have such a
preiwsterous and potty beard?
DOMENICO ROVE
Solo violinist at tho second Tun-
Lie Lrjcra free symphony concert
for public school children
FIRST-AID TEXTBOOKS
CONFUSING, DOCTOR SAYS
"What to DoV and "What Not
ToV Mlslcndinij, Railway
Surgeon Declares
lied Cross textbooks on first nld are In
efficient and bewildering because of the
volume of material, ttcoordlng to Or. Hpen
cer M. Kree, of Hullo s, r.. In on nddress
before the Association of llallvvny Hurgeons
of th Pennsylvania lines east of Pitts
burgh, now In session nt lite Uetlevuc-Strat
ford.
Doctor Kree said: "If ninety per cent
of the 'whnt-to-do's' nnd the 'what-pol-to-do's'
were left out of the first aid textbooks
of the American lied' Cross the result would
bo more satisfactory. There Is such n quan
tity of material that tho first-aid student
la bewildered."
lllchanl It Wilson, secretary of the
Southeastern Pennsylvania Ilranch of the
American Ited Croea, replied to the charge
made by Doctor Kree.
"Our textbook on first aid," lie aald,
"nil. divided Into sections, as follow Au
tomobile section, women section, household
xectlan nnd policemen nnd firemen's sec
t'oti If the books aro considered aa A
vhole they would appear bewildering to
tha first-aid movement, but If considered
In their different classes each section con
tains no more material than Is absolutely
ntcMsaiy. Students of these textbook
have averaged a mark of ninety. five per
oen' In their examinations, showing that
the materltrt Is easily absorbed by every
body" The 1017 meeting place for the convention
wilt probably be Washington, I). C, ac
cording to the dlscusalon taken up In ex.
ecutlvu session. Tha question hsa not been
put before the delegates yet.
The officer, this year arc rresiaeni,
Dr. John M. Slgglns. Oil Cltyi first vice
president. Dr. W II, Anderson, Phlllpsburgi
second vlco president, Dr. Charles J. Hub
erts, llcnvln: secretary, Dr. A W. Colcord,
Clalrton, and treasurer, Dr, J. C Kgbert,
Wnync.
This morning the railway surgeons' at
tended a clinic at the University Hospital,
when Dr. John U. Denver nnd his staff
gave, demonstrations of abdominal aurgery.
Another group attended a clinic qn genito
urinary surcery nt the Polctlnlo Hospital,
Prof Uerijamln A Thomoo was in cho-ge,
Tills evening there will be a reception
nnd dance In the Knro llooni of tho llelle-vue-Stratford
fot the mirgcons, their wive
nnd daughter who linvu lU'Companled them
to the sessions
HARVARD WWBAI1
ia- a 2 a rmm jaakwlH
MAN i-'lJUiim ViCHM
)
Edwin Ginn, of ScraH Mild
Case of Infant!!
Paralysis)
CAMliniDOIl Oct. SO fcdwln Olnn.
has been playing football wVth the Hamtt
scrub team all fall, I at th ltmafi tsw
n-mary with what th physician. MfaV
a mild cnsA of infantile paralysis. H w
taken III Tuesday,
ttlnn, who come from Wlnphter, Maaw
In a member of a family of publisher. Ha
hail been with the football und all .
sor He ha been on th second tati Mil)
fall with quarters, apart from lhe yarsltr
men but ha been on th field with all the
players.
Dr linger I I., professor of hygiene at
Harvard, say the case Isn't conldr4
alarming and that th football men will not '
onl) continue practice, hut will meet the
MM'achuaett. State College team 8lvtr
day
Tho football squad has been lnetrut4
to keep closely to Cambridge far two week,
nnd all velll havo their meals at th Varsity
Cluh. Ulnn'a rommate, Ham Itobb. assart
ant manager of the team, ha been. quarantined.
Hankers Organise Glee Club
More than sixty members nf Philadel
phia Chapter nt th American Institute of
Hanking hove organised a glee club, whlesn
will be under the leadership of William B.
Kessler, director ot th Fellowship Club,
Th ntw glee club will meet overy .Friday
on the third floor of S53 Walnut etreec
The following officer, were elected! Presi
dent, 11 J. Hchall. ot the Philadelphia Trust
Company; vice president, J, It. Hatterth
vvalte, ot the PennnylVnnln Company for,
Insurance nn Live and Urantmc of An
nuities; secretary and treasurer. II. Carlton
Antrln, of the people' Trust Company.
A 11 PIS iMaJliy
jMPellrL liiMlWs'llslaWafcal.-a-JaMapSJ
If You Want to
Buy Your Home
In
Ruppoaa thla houae vlesars ynu
and yet po
location.
'SI,
approval,
rasped ppesrsnee.
alia snd pries meet your
Yah want In huy lt. anil
albly ynu da not rare to put out aa
inucn money si tins time.
I'MllCH l)K PI AN
we purohsee any houee yoa salaet
upon tha payment of a amalt advanca
sum. Than aseh month you pay us
approxtmstaly what ou srs near
paying- )our Itindlnrd n sversse of
10,00 for each Sl"W tn th property
erlected;. Tako loVi vaara tn pay It
fn maanwntia enioy tne oomrort sna
eatierncuon 01 living
noma,
In your
a
own
VNUKUWHITRltH K.I.TY
AND MOKTOAOK CO.
Hit North American Hulling.
Drond and Hansom St.
XOTKl
wHleh you
.el's
SniiiU!tiiMiir.mi;tiiiiii!iniiitiiiiii:i!iii!tj'ii!iuimin)mHwm:i
1V dove thrt mfiSoiis fc
roa aecumMfala iMitMnattla.
ttU veu Otiast ihrm.
UARDS
-ovr lour whaala, mars a4
Ixilta nnd reduce .your vorapaa-
HI Ion Inau snee Jalra
Riltsmled Metal
rerfaroled 51-tnl 1
IVIro or Hheei Sfetsl
orrr ovn kutijmtk
Hell Market 1WS, ej atone Mstn JIBS
T. S. JOHNSON SONS CO.
C2J tllERRY KTKKirr
craEssa!!i3aii!E
The Theatrical Baedeker
uAnntcK "common etMv.'
with Jana
Cowl anil Iffiiry Mlavanann. A drams on ina
"fallen womap." romtlnlnc humor ana aoiisi
aalira wllft iifH,.: aituaimna
ClinsTNlIT
aTitKvrr opnitA
DAVdllTKn OK TIIK OIl", with Ann
vanermann a apariac.ia 01 wimr, "-.
Dramatically .
ItOUSK "A
Ann
yal
un-
Kallermann A apartaila of Waul:
equairn on inw airaan,
perrtct.
ItnTltOPOf.lTAN OPHflA llUll.h 1111". IIIP.
HOORAY," with Charlotte. the skalart
Mnuaa und hla tand, Nai M. Wills, c'harlaa 1
Aldrlrh anj many anaelaltlra. A ihras-nn
clrcua of vsvUtlllr, traaa band and sksllns.
all sood
I.TIUC "IIKfl HOUIir.R 1IOV." with Cltltun
Crawford, loin Cnariaa -inomaa anu.uarini
Trulonln ooar-
ihlluufMah and
uranJ manner," idp'bly
Daislsnland
mat of piu-Aliy
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
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NKW YOMK4 OM. !, Atu4il, HewH(
yUrl atul tb American are" quoilM
7sc fur if gtaMUlatsal. Wanr I out of
tit market. The laat tl lu PVt Qua
MHSal W) V -Sf44. - .
rat Itomalna
ens. wun a
inm aonaa In tha
aunjr,
II1U1AO , l.,VI'.H NAMK." xlth Slsrl
Tampfat Onaanmar lumed. written by I yrll
llarrnurt ho wrote "A Pair uf Milk Htock
Insa. vary daftly Inlarpret...! l Hla Tennwai
and Vf Oransm llniwna Uuod fun,
etinnKHT "fllllf" with iull Haiidaraoii,
Donald llrlan snd Joaapli Cswtnorn. A prrlty
alar, an aalle alar, a runilu alsr, Plua ajma
pratanttoua orclieetralad maloOlaa,
AOEI.PIII "KM'KRIKNCK." with Kriiaat
Ulandlnnln. A "modaru morallly play,'
with mora humaiin.n than sracad "Kvary.
woman " There's s Wra raat. Glandliinlng
acta auparbly.
at rovvt,Att vpic'i:h
VVAI.Nt'T "IttllNlllSll fl FATIIIIH IN l'Ol4
ITICrJ." Oua lllll'a rawaat vehicle for display.
Ins tha amnelns vltlaaltudra of Uaoraa Me
Maum'a wall-knimn '-lomk This tlms he
la slvrn the bscksround of politics, with u ta
msaijua thrown In,
KMCKP.rtllOCKKn "IIIK rJI'KltN.vl, MAIL
DAI.ENK." with Kuaania Hlalr. Tha drams
of tha upline' snd the llsht p' leva, which
sa Oral dlaptayed st tha Walnut arllr In
lhe atason, A play wlih r)-i'h Iniaraat,
OltPllKUH "FOR TIIK MAN HIIK IJIVKII."
Murder mairy uf tlma-trlad inuteruls,
sspably enacted snd slated.
XKW FKATVRN flUUS
8TANI.KY "TIIK KIMS," with Owan Moorland
Msrsurrlte Courtot. s Kamou l'layars' Para.
mount mm, and others,
AllCAPIA "TIIK nKTUHN OP DRAW
KllAN," wllh.W. H. Hart, sn Jnce-Trlsnila
production, snd otliara
l'Al-ACK "TIIK. RKTIJII.V OP KVK." with
Kdnm Uavo snd ktuaana O llrien. sn Ksasnay
niin first ahuwlna.
nBOBNT "I.IPK'H MIADOW." with William
Nlaht and Irene How lay, s slttro photoplay.
VICTORIA "VIAMIATTA.V JIAIINKHS" lull
the weak), avltta pouslaa Kalrbanka, in smua
Ins and etrltiu Kin Arls-Trlsnsle Aim stiuut
tha waatarner who flnda aJiaulura In Nw
Verk,
VAVMtVILLH
KKITHH llll (ilurj, Kdwin Ardan, In "Cloaa
Quartr''i Hsi.lly snd Jlurioii, Adr an Cf
H'Csp'') Anaon, Charlea Lvonurd Kl.tolri Al
arsrd snd t))ivl' Ulsfk. In "Modtra Vsuda
vllla Prcllia. Prank Parlafi snd Peru, tha
Jranirei I'anrllU'a Ulrds, and tha Mall
Tribune 1'IvIuk.
OLODK "TI" I'uwn Party ' a tabloid inualcal
romedy. I'an rlli'rman and cumpany, In "The
Jay Circle". Nana Sullivan. In "Na.tr
Assm , 11 Un )nn. Uiiidamiib and l'iurd,
I11 "Tha Nw Mlaaman"t Ward snd Ray.
mond: Daredevil Johnny Raypvlda, Uarklns
UcKaa sud liftuaT U'Alnciad and Pullar, In
s comedy skauli, lllchard llruthafa, avrubata,
ate
GRAND "Town, Hall KolHea." haadad by tha
Irian tenor. Kuvane Knxnettl Marlon Waka
Krcai-oU and IKpa Kd.'ii, Auihony and Slauk,
Ihs '"Wup an I tha Contrsotor", Cab-rat'.
Hose, Sir. Klak' snd Mlf Psion, snd pa Iba
Haws and nidy raala,
CHOHrJ 14B Pauline, 'Into th. I,lht,"
J4oer. Curaun and Roaera. 4. Kelly Purreat,
ttnasts sod t:ired aniTl Annie Klcholeon
VRISaM PK.NN "Msjaasy Jlaoy" Hlrthdsy."
Canftald and srr)r, SVeniaas) ssd J'owtll. tba
Tbumaa Trio aud 'iWlW,,I. it '"Tk
Hoclal fWcraUrjr," , rS-a li
y4VT4VTr.
UUMONTl Varied prosraiM ut blackfee
uluers. wttk Intrrtulaia awcUlll-a so
bers et tiu. raaiornt
weak V iapriiw
Prominent Photoplay Presentations
isiosiam5EUTsra
1
"ornh BoSm Gmmm,
rrilK rollowls llieatera nbtaln thrlr plcturea lliraosli I ha hTANI.KY Uookln
A Company, whltli It. a lusriintre. of early ahaulni of Ilia hunt prodcrllena.
All plrturea r
ebtalalst plct
rarlewed before cimHItlnn,
&ux.
urea tbrsucll the rITAf'
A lUnL.un Uth.Mrirrla Paaaunk Ate,
inumDra Mat. Dally -J; i:ra. (M434.U
I'sramnunt IMituree.
Edna Goodrich ","K "QZw
A PD1 I Cl MO ANl THOMI'IION
ftrUUiU MATINHK PAIt.Y
MARY PICKFORD in
11v1.UA rnoii iiowMNn"
A R T A D I A CIIBHTNt'T '
SA J U V IIICI.OW JOTir
WILLIAM S. HART In
"TMH RKTl'RN P 'DRAW' KUAN"
BELMONT
D2I) AMI AIAIIKKT
Mala. liSD snd 0.00
lsa, 1 an'i w
S ...... t-In.r.tj-.i.ra. 'n ' TIIK HONOR.
ntrraAU ootu anu ckoar avb
MARGUERITE CLARK In
I.ITTI.K I.AIlY KII.KKN"
FAIRMOUNT ViAaSd avknui:
MABEL TALIAFERRO in
"THIS 1JAWN OP IX1VK"
prusesm m PiacsMe astar.
rwulala awcUIII-a lu' saaasi.
CHtsvllre4Iwiler Ietjkvrtd
COATKeJVU.145. P.. O. H T rA
nwtrlsMr accident, boaairr! In this evituty
wsM rul Ponnelljr, of Uda ally, wkll
uawshiaT s4Ulrrl near laaaUttbunf was
shot In lh bad, Th wevcnl ha 4vi4k
b4Ma1 ituUwtlti.
FRANKFORD " w,AKArw
KATHLYN WILLIAMS in
THK NGKR DO WKU4
KCTH QT THKATKtt. MAT OAII.V.
OD 1 IT tJ 1 1 Hilua Ciiruio, Kvsa 7 lo II,
MAE MURRAY in
TUB 111(1 HIHTKR"
n ADnCM MO t-ANSDOWNK AVK.
SotiAVCaN HVKNINII 11:30 TO 11,
Douglas Fairbanks " ''&$?
Also TIUANPI.P KKVrlTONH COMKHY
JEFFERSON ,"
E. H. SoOmk-h and Pcfgy Hylaad
. In "THK CllATrK.'
LEADER
-r-
T
PORTV-PIHwT ANU
I.ANCAKTIiai AVU4VHU
MAE MURRAY m
"THsl e)W WTt9K''
LIBERTY''VMWa
EMILY STEVENS in
'THIS WHRsJtV jW THIS IAW"
Vt'SWT l'HIIIIHf.I'HIA
EUREKA "H ;
VIRGINIA PfAMON it.
,wl,r.vA.,
IIOOKINO COMI'AN
X ff1 TOeT1 MO
LUVUi3 1 Mala.
."fa lap Is fvr laealltr
,
ANU LOCl'ST
lisu and mao.
. . Kca., li.10. H, 0)30, IB
Anita Stewart in "The Combat''
10.
Market St. Theater caJT1!A:14?,,T
Arthur Ashley and Frances Nelson
In "TIIK ItKVOLT"
OVERBROOK J ZWJgg 1
IRENE FENWICK in
"nn; cmi.u op uanTiNr'
PALACE ",SM MAr(ictrwHT"Klir
EDNA MAYO in
"TDK RRTVIIN OP KVB"
PARK
UIIHIK AVB, A UAVn.lN gT.
!AT 5tlft Mill iteJ. 11
BLANCHE SWEET in
"fUBMO OPTION"
PRINCESS ,gV&,rrWT
MARY MacLAREN jn
"WANTUI A HOMB"
REGENT
1M4 MARKET DTHKKT
IIVMAH vniim nuititr
WILLIAM NIGH in
MPKr) SHADQWa-
THEDA BARA in
UNIIKR TWO PM0"
MARKET HTHKKT
BKM1W ITH
T? II'HV
Nerma Talmndgt-Tially MevrNSaJf
in -inn ur.viwp tlKKum
SAVOY 1211 jiarkot
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