was
rrtwR business Lisas.
ibot prices improve
few Rock Island Issues Make
Good uaina iumvaie Steel
Strong
t
wrw YORK,. Nov. 24. The loim on Ih
r . riu '( srfBs irainmilH !. A
Sir but Ihe volume of business wna smaller
week. Most intercut won attached (o A dp.
velopment of strength In tlie Hock Island
0 1- rrt. "A nNfumiil trhlMi II... . I.
IMHea. " r " . ..." nitiL'K-
holders receive for tho assessment, ad
vanced from W to 91, nnil tho "It" pro-
Mfrta, wnit.i ' " ioouvii in i-xcnnnge
forth debenture , rose from 7tt4 t 78 H.
; Mldrale Htecl responded to the news of
ik romoromlso of tho rlflo contract with
fin advance of from 68 ; to 69 "it
R sss.. wfiaS llAIIDU ipfllllnf I (.
t inero won nv ' " i ruing iq
fKIlm. resuHlnic partly from confidence In
h..... . I n t ft r-pftf Jl whlrh lind lmxim m.ii
IT ICO ll:" - vi.bviiiD utnill-"
Bd with tho company with Ilia sales ran.
mft from J?i to 3
- The motor stock worn weak, with Cliov.
ftpM falling from 180 to 173. Haskell and
Bti..iM srn nciWn nml lhnntr ,.,.. i.... .
ifrom 46H lo 6
m intro wo " iiumnnu lor steel Al
itor!, which advanced from ii tn 4 '4
me wi. ... n du.ii wcro irregular.
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COTTON GAINS FAST
AFTER POOR START
, Bullish Spot Advices and Better
Tone Abroad Among Strength
ening Influences
jC
C0TTOX 11KI.T WKATHEK CONDITIONS
MEW 10IIK. Not 24. The followlnc
Innprrnturra wrro recorded In the rotton
belt this mornlns.
Ablleno unu OKlahomu. 3S Nuahtlllr. 3ti
Khrofeport, Del Ulo, Fort hmllh. l.lttlo
Bock and Metuphl. 39 1 Vlckaburx, 11 1 r
mlnafaani. riinttanooca. AalieTllle and At
lanta. 40 Meridian, Montroinery and lCnox
illle. 4J Maron and Thomujivlllit. 44 Han
Antonio and Aucuata. 40t .Mobile. 1'eniia
rola, Charleston. HaYlinnah and IVIInilnit.
ton. 4Hi (lulventon nnd Jnckonvllle, fiOi
New Orlrana, 0-'. and Tumua, SO.
There waa .trz Inch of precipitation nt
Atlanta and Charleston, .08 Inch at Macon.
.10 Inch at Harnnnah and Tampa. .10 Inch
at Ralelxh and Jackaontllle. .28 Inch nt
knoiTllle. .3: Inch at AahoTllle. .08 Inch at
Wilmington, . Inch at ThomaaTlllo.
NEW TOItK. Nov. 14. Reports that a
R' prominent local firm had stopped all Do-
cember notices both here nnd In Now Or
leans, combined with bullish spot advlcei
and the Improved tono of Liverpool, seemed
1 lo revive confidence around the ring of the
f Cotton Exchange after early weakness this
' tnornlng.
There was a spirit of buying which
itemed to como from fresh sources, as well
aa coverings of shorts uud replacing by old
f longs, and as a result tho active months
.sold 29 to 40 points nuovo last night's clos
Fins figures during the middle of the fore
noon. 1 A flurry of realizing by buyers on yes-
jie'rday's break or held ocr liquidation
caused reactions of 8 or 9 points late In the
itnornlng, but the market llrmed up aguln
toward mlddav on rumors that cotton had
been token up In both New York and New
Orleans this morning for Hussion account.
fJanuary bold back to 20.8G and Slay to
19.75, about 36 to 38 points net higher.
k. -ai ma nan louay mo inuruui was sieuuy,
December showing a loss of 8 points, Oc
itober 4 points, but other months were
k! to 6 points higher. Spot houses, south
Em Interests nnd room traders were buy-
Er, while commission houses and Liverpool
F0W.
Ei
Tea. Cloao. Open 11 a m. 12 m 2 p.m.
ir . 10.80 IU 77 1U.BH 20 U7
I .20.00 1B.I1.1 20.12 20.1H 20.37
..2l).2'.l SO.SB 20.13 20.43 2(l.r.(l
. 20.40 20.43 20,34 20 U2 20.74
20 30 20 4(1 .. ..
.18.28 13.20 .. 18 4S 18.52
20.10 .
FpKtmber
inaary
fjirca ,
tJoly
OcioUr
Spot ...
Liverpool Cotton
MVEHPOOL. Nov. 24. Snot cotton was
quiet today at a decline of 23 points on the
ibmis of U,90d for mid-upland. The sales
pert 6000 bales, Including 5009 bales Amer
p'n. There were no Imports Tho market
Lfor futures closed steady at a net advance
&t UOZt points.
BAR SILVER
fin London bar allver was nuoted at
lM'l5'16d today, an advance of lid.
Commercial bar silver waa quoted In
gw York at 73 He, unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR
k.tVlf!ihTr"3iSL''.tlr'.'-.:!,',,:i1 uh Th mar
linn iniTI j3J'lnM ?' ""'r bearlih pila-
,foit I!
amaVl t7lliKPlpU-r114 bu,n ttTOll wet
man and tho markai w mii.l ., ..nn.n.i
Si lo lS,.?ill!S'!W Vtr lota. for local trad..
wat?en ii!3n2?r WM,n .11 ljl li new
SjlF ' 'K-!iT ,,ui"' '
oulii niL"lp,i 4,M2 t""h Trad waa
No 'j -hit.no,S5,V!r'i I"" ",ff Qnotatlnna.
0SI4rlTnU '!? ii,,fi-l"nd''' "h"". "'V
k.T i.fi.1!. Ji"1"'"' lUht ami ih mar-
'ii?,!!Si.t,nt- B1W"n do. farorlle
firiiii.Hu.V':!',.rl,' n'"'" nd fancy mtent.
UOloiJ ctly ml l reaular aradra -Winter.
'", ,lV9 15 do. atralahl Is 2S8 60. do.
clea
patent, in Unit'
nt. in Aiicra 7i
...! A. ."l.'.V." '"
W uuola 17 mitts GO per bbl
i.mr. piji,.,. w
l'ljlt waa In smalt supply and steady
sa Hi quailiv
PROVISIONS
The market ruled nmi with a fair Johblna
Inquiry KnllnKlnr ar ih quotatlona City
bear. In a;ta. smoked and air dried lci
Kf.'t.rn beef In sets smoked. 31c. city twf.
knuckles and tenders, smoked and olr-Hli-l. 83os
rl' h;m.. 2S. Pork family. S3ur.0(f3l.
hams, HI' rureil, loose, l, U2iic, do sklnnd.
1?2'"20w2n,!' d do. smokeil. 21(f2lVc:
oiner haras smoked, city cured as in brand and
i!.?,'-"! ti'r bams, smoked western cured
JO'ic. do. boiled boneless, 3to picnic shoulders
a T. cured, loos. HHc. do. smoked. IsVsp. bel
!''", In pickle according lo average, loose
iHc breakfast bicon lis to brand and aror
e..clly cured. 22c, breakfast baron, western
curod 251 lard,, western, rellned. tea. ls'sei do,
do. do. tubs. lS'ic lard, pur city, kettle ren
dered In tea . fsSc lard, puto clly, kettle
rendered, in tuba. IsHc.
REPINED SUGARS
Th market waa quiet anil unchanged He
"nera1 list prices Kslra nn Kranulated 7 43
T.OOc, iKroOered, 7 &.197 7Dc, conttlonea, A,
7 3S(t"50. soft arades. II 70 U" 33c
DAIRY PRODUCTS
tlCTTRIt t)emand waa Until nnd prli a de
clined lc under Increaaed pressure tn sell Duo
latlons. Western, fresh, solid packed treamery.
fancy specials 4o. auras 4.,trl3r tm
flrsta. I0r41r. firsts, 3Dtltlr. seinds 37i .
renoratri, eitra, 37. do, firsts. JOc. do, sec
onds. Hie. ladle-packed, ,13U3Sc. pncklntf atock.
32933. nearby prints, fancy. 43o, aeraa t
trn. 13644c. nrsts 30V41c seconds. 3793.
snerlal fancy brands of prima Jobbing at 4s
Ontc
KOtlS ruled firm, with demand absorbing the
llmlteil offerlnss of desirable stock Quotations
Nearby extras, 4Hc pur dot nearby nrsts
$13 20 pr ens, nearby current receipts 112 60
per ens, western extras. 48c per dox . do. ex
tra nrsts 113 20 per raas do, flrals. 112 U0 per
rase refrigerator eggs ntoragn and Insuranco
paid tn January 1. extra, $11.70 per casn, do.
firsts. 111 40 per esse, do seconds tin no per
rnso. fancy selected candled fresh egga wero
Jobbing at S.TJUlc per ilol
rilKBHr' Tho market ruled firm under light
offerings nnd a fair demand Quotations fol
low New fork, full cream, fancy. 2.V tf KVi
specluls higher, do, do. fair to good, 2IU it
21"c. do, part aklmn, 13021c.
POULTRY
LIVE Offerings wero fairly liberal and the
market was dull, with fowls and chlckena t
lower, following; nro th quotations Fowls, as
to riuallt, 13vrl7c, exceptional lota higher,
roosters, 13Crl4c. spring chickens, according
to quality, lOgPlHe, Whit leghorns accord
ing to quality, 1.10 17e ducks, as to quality.
inM8c. turkeys. 2tir23c. cceso. lfW17c.
pigeons, old. per pair, JsU30c, do, oung. per
pair. 2(i23c.
I1U;.SHK1 Drmamt la good tor flne stock and
nrlcea ara well tnalntnlned Uuotatlons Krrsh-
kill.!, dry packed turkeys, per lb Fancy, near
iy, 3iV32c, turkeys, fancy western
l. 23Ho.
n. 18 ft 230
do fair tn good. 23t?2Ho. do, common.
Fowls, 12 to box. dry-picked lancy seieciru,
23cs do, weighing iHOn lbs apiece. 'Jl'iic, do,
do, weighing 4 lbs aploce, 22o, do, weighing 3's
lbs nplec. iue20c. do. weighing 3 lbs nplec.
t701Hc Fowls. In bbls . Ice-packed, dry-picked,
weighing IH OS lbs. and over apiece, 22c, do.
weighing 4 lbs apleer. 21c, smaller sixes 17
10c, old roosters, dry-picked, 17c. roasting rhlck
ene, western, dry-picked, In boxes, weighing 8
lbs, per pair and over, 23. roasting chickens,
western, weighing 7 lbs per pair. 24c roasting
rhlckens, western, ten-packed In bbls, weighing
H lbs nnd over, per pair, 24c, do, weighing
7 lbs. per pair. 23c; brolllnr chickens, western,
in boxes, welching 4e4 lbs per pair, 2(tW27e:
chickens, weighing toil lbs per pair, 21c, do,
mixed sixes. 21W22C. broilers. Jersey fancy, 3(1
W3Jc. do. other nearby, weighing m W2 lbs
nplec. 28080c. do. nsarby, smaller sixes, 2ilO
27c. ducks, nearby, spring. 22412-ic, do west
ern, 20022c. geese, western. 2(tt22c; Mqunbs.
per dox. Whit, weighing 11 to 12 lb pr doz ,
1(1 7r,(M. wbll. weighing tl tn 10 lbs per ilnz..
14 HSi3.60, White, weighing H lbs. per dot..
14 til 35; white, welching 7 lbs pr dog. 3 .Mi
OS 73, whit, welghlne 60li lbs pr doz .
1.' 7&02 DO, dark. t2.&02 DO. small and No. 2.
80C 11.23.
FRESH FRUITS
Tho general market ruled steady under mod
crato offerlnga and a fair demand. Quotations.
Apples, pV bbl , Jonathan, 14 &0pri, Urlmea'
(loldcn. It 30OS, York Imperial, 3f4. lien
UrnlH. J2 503. Ilaldwtn No 1. 13 6(104. do.
ungraded. 12 6003 26. (Ireenlng. No 1. I406,
do, ungraded. JJ S0f:t 60. Kings, No 1, JIM.'.,
do, ungraded, 12 60(13.30. Hluinun, No. 1,
I3.80O6. do. ungraded. 12 60O3 30 Wlnesap.
No 1, 1403, do. ungraded. 12 .lulu's 60. Applvs,
per bbl.. fair to good, t.r0O2 30, do. North
western, per box. I1.60O2 30. Quinces, New
York, per bush, 75ctf'Sl 23. Lemons, per box,
944)3 Oranges, Florida, per crate, bright.
2 503. russet. 12 2602 73 Grapefruit, Flor
Ida, per crate. S2 3003.23. Cranberries, Capu
Cod, per bbl, tr.410.10, do. do. Iwr crate. J.'tP
2 40; do. Jersey, dark, per crate, I2O2.40. do.
do, light, per crate, $1 60O2 lars, Nw
York, Pr bush-hampr. Seckel, J2 BOOS: Shel
don, S1.30O2 Peurs. Kelfers, per bbl.. 5 -"13
Ornpus, Nnw YSrk pr 4-lb. basket Concord.
12tP17o: Niagara. 12017c tlrapvs New York,
per 20-lb. basket. Concord, OOOOjc, Nlsgara-
ou v uoc.
VEGETABLES
Potatoes wero- In fair request and steady.
Onions sold slowly, bill ruled steady Cahbag
of fine quality was In fair request at quoted
rate. Quotations White potatoes, per bush.
I'ennsyltanla choke. SI (1301 76, New York
choice, lt.33Wl,0 Whlto potatoes, Jersey,
per basket. hlcMtl Hwet potatoes, Kastorn
.Shore, per bbl No 1. 12 7603 25. No 2. tt 60
02 Sweet potatoes IJeUwaro and Maryland,
per hamper. SlOl 23 Sweet potatoes, Jrsy.
per basket Nu 1, T.'.cWJl. No 2 40WHIK
Onlons. tier 100-lb bag No 1. S3 73W4 No
2. I2W2 23. Cabbage, Danish per lun. S33V
37; do, domestic, per ton. f46tj3a I,ttucR.
FlorMa. per basket, 1203 50. do, Virginia, per
basket. 6(V-7I1.25. do North Carolina, por tins,
ket. 40cWl lleans. Florida per basket, tl 50
3 23, KfTlplant, Florida, per box 12 2303
Peppers, llorlda. per tax, 12 2502 75 Hquash,
Florida, per box. 117302 25 IVas, Florida,
per liasksi, 13 500.'.
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
NKW YOItK, Nov. 24 Business In the
coffee market at tha opening this morning
was active and prices were 4 to 7 points
lower. Sales on the call amuunted to
26,760 bags.
i'ir m. , 1-"i.".n" i"iim quiet ijuotatlona:
I l8i'r vtro!? vator Ne 3 ml. apot.
iV.m.. '-IS.1 J a aouthern red It iiiOt.Mi
til SI r E.'i.JiJTV I?1'- No ri- .7K
jnatiV M Il74fel77, rejreted It
ilnn S.- lo.r'iL ' """rainy wnn nneai wuola.
lis. .Err.!JUi'K '.I "H Winter rlnr. I7.7&
s7vV.,i;i,-M-,'",!10.6u '"Patent Is 90
in :?i..W,..':,'r rptlon c. ft lutfM.m.
liirlry' tton eacka. KOI U. do patent,
rpttnn aarva. Ii.iauo mi .n.i. ..i',i.l
Today's Yesterday's
Opening. Close
November N I5H 18
December 8. KIM8.lt 8 IrtwK IS
Januury 8.UO . 8 2308 2
February 8 328 34
March 8.33 (f 8 44 84lll.42
April 84NH4I
May 8.4U0851 h 518 3d
June 8l!l8.fU!
July S.II0O8 nl N.iaiil'j
August 8 7208.74
Heptembsr 8 7308 73 8 78WB 70
October 8.7U08.8O
Illd.
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
CHICAOO, Nov. 24. HOas Itecelpls 33.000
head. Market 510c hlxbsr. MUe.1 and butch
ers, fu.lOUIO in; good heavy, tn 38 1(1 1.1;
r.luvii. '. rvuu iieavr, " mviu a.i;
heavy; 00 30. light, 8 4CT&U 40. pigs.
rough
st si. KislL- t(t flaMill
CATTLB Jtscslpta, 0000
wma .u uuiss,. vv.wuwau.
head. Market
va and heifers,
1407 73. Tex-
steady lieevea, 13.03 r 12.40, cows and heifers,
9tfV OUi ituvBTi bum ivrurii
uns. il(0 76; calves, 110OI0.75
allKKl' JUcalpts. 10.000 head. Market
atrong. 10a higher. Native and wsslern, IIO
10.26; lambs, JUO 12.03.
EVENING LEDGER-PHILiELPniA FKHDAY, NOVEMBER 24,
WHEAT ENDS LOWER
AFTER EARLY GAIN
Embargo Situation and Fears of
Diplomatic Controversy Have
Weakening Effect
IIIIAIV 1IKI.T MKATIIt.It l-URKtfAIT
t'lllCUin. Noi. tl. Th weather fore
rnst for thlrtr-slt hours follows!
Illinois Fair, colder Imlay,
Wisconsin rarity rlonrir and rMr
nari xuinrtlsr, ralr, rising temperature
wt.
Mlnne.ola, twa, Nebraska and Kansas
fair, raider today, rising lemperatnr Mat
nrday. , ,
North Itakota fair and continued mid
lodayi Hatnnlay, fair and warmer. .
Month Dakota Pair, colder east and cn
tral today, warmer Saturday.
Indiana Overcast and roldrr loilayj Sat
arday, fair.
lower nml t'pier Michigan Snnw flur
ries and colder todayi Saturday, fair.
CIlIC'AtlO. Not 24 tin tho whole, the
tune of tho whrnl market whs henxy to
day. although at one tlnii Ma) nnd July
got above. strrdn.v's clnso on hil)lng b
Important Interests and by rxiwrt houses
through brokers Tho close waa weaker
There, nan consldernbln soiling on bulges
December, nfter falling to Jl 78. moved
up lo tins, nnd ended nt I78TW
I 789a rnmpnrrd with Jl 80 rtt tho tlose
jestcrdnv; Mhv, nfter diopplng to 11.85.
recovered lo Jl 87, nnd llnlshed nt 1.85
ifl 86t tiKalhst II 87 jesterdny'n Inst
price; July, nfter declining to It 55. rallied
to 11.87 nnd uns lln.allv limited nl 11 B5'
flgnlnst $1 60 nt the end jestcrduy
As compared with recent totals, the vol
ume of business um not large The Wheat
Kxport t'oinpiiiiv, thp nu lliillsh irinci-rn
formed to ptirchiine n tut ship wheat to the
rnltetl Kingdom for the Ililtlsli tlovem
ment, lias had nil holdings of tho cash
article In the Southwest arid tho West that
hud been iiremmilntcd by sejtbonrd enporls
transferred from the original owners Ho
culpts at Interior iinlnis wero light
There wii persistent talk nbout an em
bnrgo,.nnd this hnd, a bad effect, although
well-informed nuthorltlei etnresed the
opinion Unit there would bn none. Dlplo-
mntlc conulllons also helped the weakness
Lending fuluns runaoJ ns fullowa
Wheat Ya'day's
Opn. High liw Clos clos
t)e. . 1.80 l.nus 1.7 1 7s' 1 81
May . I 8(1', I h7S t.81 1 8i. I 871,
July . 1 Mil, 1 37 I 55 tl 53'. I ,10
Corn (nw delivery)
Dec . Ilt'i 04 l2'4 'US ll.1V
May. tins nil'. Uix, tir.', KitH
July. II3S lid's Ill's 'IMS 186,
Oats
Dee . 67'. 57, 3S 6', M7',
May.. IS l, ni 'ill, ill',
July 00 lid r.7i 1B7S
l.anl
Dc Id 80 in 8. tn no tin no tiii.77
Jan . 1(117 ill 5 1(132 1(132 Tilt 45
May 10 41 10 10 1(1311 110 311 IC, 37
Itlha
Ian. . tl 70 II so 4 02 14 112 14 67
Ma. 1187 14 87 14 7.1 14 75 14.77
Pork
Dee.. '2100 28 10 27 RO 27 62 128 nil
Jan... 27.82 27.02 27.011 27.0(1 27.70
May. 27 0(1 27 (K 21.40 27 40 27 30
Did. tAaked INomlnat
Spot Wheat Steady in Liverpool
LIVERPOOL. Nov 21 Spot wheat vvns
steady today, with ."o. 1 Northern Mani
toba, old, quoted at 17s nnd No 3 Northern
Manitoba, new, nt 15s Mid All other
gradei are exhausted Corn was firm at nn
advance of 'id. with American mixed quoted
at I3h 6d. and 1'lalo at 13s fid. Klnur was
unchanged at 60s Cd
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
NKW YOlthT, Nov. 21 A decline In
Itnll.in exchuuga was tho only quotable
change In foreign exchnuge rntcn In tho
enrly dealings today. Teutonic oxchange
and rubles wore heavy In tone. There was
llttlo feat tiro otherwise.
Quotations follow nemnnd sterling
4.76 11-1C, cables 4 7fi 7-lfi. sixty-day bills,
nominally 4.71. nlnctj'-day bills 4fi9x.
franc cables B.SSVa. checks 6 844: relchs
mnrk cables 68 13-16, checks 68 : llro
cahlei 6.71'4, checks 6 72S. Swiss cables
5 18. checks G18H; Vienna cables 1182,
checks 11.81; kroner cables 28 38, checks
28.30; pesetas cables 20.62, checks 20.45;
guilder cables 40T4 less 1-32, checks
40 13-16 less 1-32, and rublo cables 30 60,
checks 30.40.
Tho fe.ituro of the afternoon marl.et
wan Increasing vvenkness In Italian ex
change, which touchd 6 72 'J for cables
and 6 73 for checks.
Scandinavian kroner vvni stronger at
28 88 and rubles held nt 30 40 to 30 60
I
KATES FOR MONEY
Call
::: . 5 '44H
Time.
2 eel
t'iK.I
4 (ti't
New York....
I'tillsdrlphl. .
Hoe ion
Chicago
3Ull
4 Ml i,
Commercial miner, thrna In six mnnlh- ihiin
delphla, 3HCJ3", per cent.
BANK CLEARINGS
Hunk clearings today. 10 mparcd with cor
responding day last two vears-
. . , , . . IBtO 11113 1014.
hiii nn., 1014.
lei phi a 152.08(1.580 3S 11011,021 I24.SO n77
n ... 11.401.725 31,'.'lll (!1J 2.'.537.453
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City of Sno Paulo Borrows Here
Another municipality, this llmo Sao
I'aulo, Ilrazll, has come to the United States
for funds. I'rlor to the grent Kuropenn
war loans wero made principally In Great
Urltaln, but now Sao I'aulo has followed
municipalities of other foreign nutlomt and
put out bonds In this count r This Is the
first time that this city has floated a loan In
the I'nlted States The loan is for 15,500,
000, bearing Interest at the rata of six
tier cent. ,The Interest nnd principal are
payable In United Stnti-.i gold coins at the
Equitable Trust Company of New York nnd
arc free from all Ilruzlllun Federal, State
nnd municipal taxes. Announcement was
inado in New York by William Morris Im
brlo & Co. this afternoon that all of the
bonds had been sold.
Pip; Iron Up $5 a Ton
lUTTSnUnaiT. Pn Nov. 24 I'lg Iron
continues to move upward and largo sales
wero reported today. About 35,000 tons of
baslo was sold at 130, an advance of 15 a
ton over tho nominal price. Prompt
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Is excited The Cambria Steel Company has
paid 125 a ton for 26,000 tons of heavy
melting steel, showing a great scarcity. The
ioke market reflected additional strength.
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PETER GILLON
One of tho ull-PhUntlclphinns in
tho cnat of "Phil nml Dclphlne,"
the photoplay soon to bo shown in
this city with u cast chosen by
Evknino Lraicra rentiers
TEMPLE PROGRAM
HAS WIDE VARIETY
Second of Series Marked by
Number of Artists and Excel
lence of Performance
Variety of mush nnd Fclcctlons nnd nu
merousness of artists marked the program
of tho second of tho series of eight concerts
which are being given this winter at tho
Ilnptlst Templo under tho auspices of Tent
pl 1'nlverslty. Last month Director
Clnronco IlevnotiR .remembered for his
"Storm" performances nt tho Temple and
his work as organist nl ijcean drove,
Initiated the now entcrprlsn with it sjm
phonlc concert, nt which he was tho baton
mailer for a picked band from the member
ship or the Philadelphia Orchestra Tor
tho concert last evening lie presented a mis
cellaneous program, participated In by Idcllo
1'attarsoii. soprano, linos Kronold, violon
cellist , Mnry Wnrfel, harpist , Uertrnin
Schvvnhn. bnrltono: William Sltvnno Thun
der, nccompanist, nnd Clnrcnco Hevnolds,
organist
Willi such a vnriegatlon of "talent," a di
versity of musical mood and an appeal to
almost every taste were to be expected Tho
program was carefully liullt In order tr
bring Into uniformity and orderliness fai
Inrs Hint ordinarily might not havo mndo
for Harmon) Tho articulation vvns neat
uud tint mass effect by nu means con
glomerate, as might have been feared In
such an unusual nggregation
Thanks lo liberality In encores, (he pro
gram lengthened to some twoscoro nnd n
half numbers It opeutd with n fnntnslo
on themes from "Kaust" plaji'd on the
great organ by .Mr Kc nobis nmt ended
with .amara's ballade do concert, which
gave a llnal demonstration of the nils
trcss.shlp over the harp possessed by Miss
Wnrfel, a fining vlrtuosn from Lancaster
Sho gnvo enriler proof of her technical cffl
clcnc) nnd powera of Interpretation In
.abel's Legcndu and llnsselnians Vol so de
Concert, a familiar number nnd one that
ttnxes the lightness of touch nnd facility of
the performer
Hetween was an Infinite nriely. Miss
Patterson, who was the dellglitfullv piquant
nnd vocall well endowed leading soprano
nt tho (illliert & Sullivan rnmpanv headed
by De Wolf Hopper a couple of seasonH
ago, showed not only tho purity of tone and
ease nitU finish of colorntui.i execution that
her work as Illsle In "Yeoman of the tluard"
presaged, in the "Queen of tho Night Aria"
from the "Magic Flute," but also a capacity
for tho melodic curve of Moznrtenu melody.
Tho number was written for Mozart's sis
ter In law, n phenomenal "soprano leg
glero," and lias best been done In our limn
by Marcella Sembrlch. Miss Patterson
brought facility, bell like quality and nu
vnrvlug skill to It
Mr Kchwahn. who Hang In the Philadel
phia Chicago Opera Company In ItH last
season but one. nnd who vvns once a mem
ber of tho light and grand opera forces of
tho Herman Theater, was happiest In his
operatic numbers, such as the Prologue
from "I Pngllnccl" and those which, like
Ilruno Iluhn's setting of Henley's "In-
Ictus," requiro a dramatic proclamation
Ho also sang a couplo of lyric pieces Mr
Kronold gavo Ills own Itomnnr.e, a piece
that had genuine feeling as vvoll ns oppor
tunity for display of the resources of tho
'cello. Shilling's "In Olden Times" and
Jcrnl'a "fiypsj Airs." In which the abandon
of the gltauo was abounding. W. It. M
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i :imi. rii
1.211.3117
17.4HI1 b.KI
3.310.(125
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Increase
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fitter 11-11. Ilrsldenre. 1037 N. HrilHeld St,
ANOTHER FINE FILM
PRODUCED BY LASRY
"The Yellow Pawn Good Story
at Stanley Charles Ray on
Arcadia's Bill in New
I nee Picture
By the Photoplny Editor
STANI.KY "Th "ifllow fawn," Laskv-Pars-mount,
with Cleo llldgely and Wallace Iteld
It was unfortunntn that the nlm reviewer
reached the Slnnlcy Just a minute too
late to cnlch the names of nut lun nnd
director Of "Tho Yellow Pawn, ' for ho
would have liked lo have given them sub
stantial praise for their conjoined work Tim
film is a murder story, with th never-loo-old-to.hc.uscful
situation of tho man In
love with u mnrrlcd woman protecting
her "good name" nt his own expense It
begins. n extremely lolsnrel) style and
threatens to convcntlonnllte Itself Into a
bore, but so deft Is the plotting; nnd so
well planned tho crisis that It turns out
to be ono of tho best nffnlrs of its sort fa
many months. It need hardly be ndded
that the mnglcnlly lovely lighting nnd per
fect cnmcralitntlon of the t.asky studios
Is Instrumental In giving the feature Its
atmosphere of tenllly nnd art Whether
II be n girl in n black gown In n dark
ened room or a girl In a white gown look
ing out of a moonlit window, or the com
position of a group of people, thero Is re
mnrknhle beauty shown In thp treatment
of the theme plctorlally 'The Yellow Pawn"
la a Japanese scrvnnt. cleverl) plajcd by a
Mr Kuwa. Mr. Held acts bin rolo with
caRo and manliness, but Miss Hldgcly Is
no more than tolerably effective. She Is
an nctress of limited Imagination Pos
sibly the unsympathetic nature of tho chief
characters innkos her scm a lilt less htl
mnn than usual That Is about tho only
fault that enn bo detected In tho story.
AUCADIA "Th Honorable Algl." tm-Trl-angl
with Charles ty. story by J. II.
Hawks, directed by Itnxnond 11. West
Hero Is nverugo sort of plot material made
refreshing by uoth tccnnrlo writer nnd
director. Mr Hawks has given us tho
youngest son of Lngllsh nobility off to "the
States' to marry money; but has managed
to keep the plot turning casualty Into now
channels. Mr Wirt has been ovon more
skillful, becauso ho has built n reality
around the puppets by excellent grouping
nnd tutting His sets nro ndinlrnblo In
"tone." it very unusual thing on Iho screen
Tho cast is good Charles Hay Is as en
gagingly sincere nn ever, while his prcont
monoclo part gives him a chance for a llttlo
comedy
HKfir.NT AND VIC roiHA "The nsr."
Itolf Metro with Until Stvens Written
Hid dlreclid by tleorge 1). linker
Anothei crook play ' And rnthcr a good
one, nt thai, part of Its merit dopends on
tho fact that It does not tnko Itself 'too
seriously. Part depends on tho nice char
acter sense nnd nctlng of Miss Stevens Not
essontlally n screen plnyer, she has so cun
ningly adapted herself to her medium that
sho Is worth a dozen simpering ingenues
or stagey vampires Here we havo her In
a role that would bo emoted" to tatlern
by most women that or "Diamond Daisy"
Dole. a Jewel thief She does it with sin
cerity and high Intelligence Tho plot Is
concerned with n bet betweon two bankers
as to the possibility of tho storo of ono of
them being rohbed. Dnlsy, whoso lover Is
nbout to dlo of tuberculosis, unless he Is
'sent to Hie country." of courso la requisi
tioned for the Job. Thu imrintlvc, while
thin. Is Ingeniously enough worked out, nnd
tho direction Is generally good. Photogra
phically, It Is not up to tho best that Holfe
can do Tho rest of the cast Is fairly
well within tho picture, although not
startllngly vivid. Tho profusion of leaders
Is excused .because they are written In
telling Minn? Ton ofton ranting Inlcr
scrlpts spoil modern photoplnjs
Theatrical Baedeker
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V' hlpps." "Th Weakest Unli.'1 "Al Mglit
All t uts Are tlruy." by th State Society
I'lasers Pleasant, but not rxtraordinury en
tertainment LYRIC "fjlrl lit II. , fllrls." with Rein
D iv lea Peggy Wood IaiIs .Meredith. Thurston
Hall and Scott Welsh. Comedy, with music
by Thomns Sidney, Harry It Smith and
Ijroin I) krn. Scenery designed by llobert
MacQuinn. Needs editing
I1IIOAD "Th Hiiro of I.ir." with t.aurelt
laylor A nw drama of motherhood by her
husband. J. Hartley Manners, author of "Peg
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TtntCic "rotath and rrrlmn.ttrln 8
clfly," with larnr Brnard, Montagu
uuss'l and Ilol Cooper Atetrusa sequel. t
"rotsah . ami t'erlmutler " Amusing, but
morn melodramatic than Its predecessor.
rqmiKST-,"7legftd rattles." with tna Claire,
ranny Prtc. Anna Pennington, Ilert Williams.
Dernard uranvllle, M 111 Rogers and a blr
company Tnth
nnlrrsary production
it
th famous froth and frivol Institution. Iisau
iirui to the ia
ADF.l.rnt 'F.vperlence," with Brnett Olemlln
nlnt. A "modern morality plav" with mora
numanness than sracea
'Rveevirnmsn '
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lane east
tllendlnnlnc act
at ropuLAn rnicKa
AI-VITT "llroailirsy After Hark."
glnla Djncan W, c Hernian'a play(
out hew difficult It I for a woman t
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nolntlna to reform
mriKinc miwirams.
STOCK
NICKRnnoCKKR "Mrtr Msrr Ann." will
Anna Dohertr and John Txirens. Revival o:
Zangnlll p eolncblenl wllh resumption oi
season of slock Well den.
KP.ATtmK FILMS
UTANLRT ".Mine tlcorg Wnshtnglon," with
Margurlte Clark, first half nf week. VTh
Yellow Pawn," with CIo llldgly and. Wal
lace Iteld latter half of week Travel pic
tures, news nimt, comedies and rducatldnals
all week.
ARCADIA Th Devil DmiM." with" William
S. Ilsrt nrst half nl week
Half or wees "in -
nrnhle Algy." with Charh-a liar.
Martorli
"iison and Margaret Thompson
econd half
i weK umer
VICTOIHA "American Aristocracy." .with
Douglas Fairbanks, first half of week ''Tb
Hater," wllh K-nlly Stevens latter halt of
week Kejstono comedies and utlwrs nil
week.
1'UMcn "Th Soul r Knrn-Snn." wllh
Hessu Hatnknwa, Tsurl Aokl and llyrll
Stedmnn all week others
ItrpH.VT "Ml Man," with tlotrt Warwick.
Hoill Kin nml Herd Hnlne-s. first half of
week "Tli lister," with iJmllr 8Uvne,
latter halt of week Others
BELMONT "llought and Paid 'or," with
Alice llrnily. all week Others
AI.HAMIIUA "! Than Ih Ilust." with
Mary IMckfonl first half of wck "Th
Heir lo Ih lloornh." wllh Anita King, and
Thomas Melghan. later half of week, others
VAUDHVILI.n
KKITlfS Nst C Ooodwln. Heatrlc Iterlorit,
"Th flnr.len nf tiv." musical comedy.
Charll Aharn"a cycling omdy company.
till. I'tsvtnl
ton In 'Collusion', Cur1
tioirtng With Cupid". Mi
I and llctidar . Undls and
i;onusion i unrimeii ano
Harris in
urlei Win-
now. lu-gal a
pictorial nwi
itarnauen
OI.Olli: "Th New Leader". "Th Lingerie
Shop": Danlla and Waltrst "Tha Mysterious
Will"; li.-strlc Lambert: "The Furniture
Movers"; Charley Riley. Kystone Trio, the
(lardners. and th Jules I .ivy family.
ORAND "Nflghhors' : Montrns and Allen:
Cycling Mi-Null. Venlta Oould In Iniporson
stlons, Col Diamond and granddaughter.
Tabor and tlren others
CROSS ICHYS "Th sllraci': Oriental
Operatic Company. Ford nnd tlordon, Chlnt
Ragl Horse l.lvla Hate nnd company.
Icon's ponies, first half of week. Kmplr
Comedy Four A Rualnl violinist, Cora Simp
son and company, Jun Dixon and models,
Dayton family, and Olson and iv'urt. latter
half of week
WILLIAM PHNN Almont Diimnnd and Doe;
"Hong Kong .Mjsterles" Walter nnd Henry,
lingers, Ctirzan and Rogers, nnd "Some
where In France." photoplay llrst half nf
week, "Rubvllle'', Jim and Marian Har
kins. Doris lister Trio "Th American Hoys
and tllrla" and "A Corner In Colleens,"
Photoplny. latter hnlf of week
IlL'ULKHQUn
TROCADERO "Th Mischief Mskers," with
Amber Alt snd Dolly Webb. Th fentur nt
th show a Hawaiian specially. "Yaaka Hula
lllcky Dula Ulrls ''
MINSTItBLR
IHtMONT'S "I'nylne r.lictlnn llets "Ths
I'hlmcs of Normnndy" (burlesque), and other
Irav-siles by the local blackface artists
HWnUKm
Prominent Photoplay Presentations
Biiuaiiinnu
mm: fallowing theaters ..Main their
a. ComtiMny.
which Is
n guarantee of
A
pictures reviewed bfor ezhi
AIHAMDD A "lb, Morris Passyunk Av.
ALliAiUuKlMat Dally at 2; Evgs. 0:43 A 0.
Paramount Pictures.
THOMAS MHimtAN nnd ANITA 15INU
III "HIE Hi:lU OF TUB HOOKAH"
ABni 1 T 52D AMi THOMPSON
VTsJi-LVJ MATINHU DAILY
NANCE O'NEIL in
"THH IRON WOMAN"
ARCADIA uhlow 'iotu
CHARLES RAY in
"Till: HONORAIILi: ALOY"
BELMONT'520 AU0VB AttKt!r
ALICE BRADY in
"ROIJOHT AND PAH) FOR" .
r,t?rsAt IMT!I AND cnDAH AVH
CLJfL IMK.l1fOir.V7 THUATHR
EDNA GOODRICH in
"tiik liousi; or lh:s"
FA1RMOUNT Mmw avhnh.i
Viola Dann 6c Augustus Phillips
In "Till: C1ATF.8 OV IJIIUN"
CCTI4 CT THCATCR. MAT. DAILY
join OI. ii0i. Bp-uc. Kvgs. 7 to 11.
VIVIAN MARTIN in
"HKIl FATHUIfH SON"
FRANKFORD Tn nuMK$8gua
EDNA GOODRICH in
"THi: HOUSB OF I.ICS"
GREAT NORTHERN JSTSi), ;.'
nvKRYTiiiMi sew hut Tin: n'ajik
Mary Pickford '" "'K" J&?nhT1
JEFFERSON zmi 8YS$lvuat
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
In "TUB COMMON LAW"
I FAnCP FORTY-FIRST AND
LJL,tUILiX. LANCASTKIl AVK.NUH
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
in "TIIK COMMON LAW"
LlDEiK 1 I coLf'Mnr
LIONUL RARHYMORi: t OtlAr-K VALHNriNIJ
in "The Brand of Cowardice"
I fin TQT KU and locust
M-tJKJiJ I Mats, 1:30 ami 1 an, tn.
Kvgs.. R:30 R. 0110. 13o
Lillian Walker " T1'!(NDD0TKrw
WEST rlllLtUELl'HIA
A.t ! vs Jt .LiCjsa 1 LV chestnut
"The Immortal Flame"
EUREKA 40TH AND MA"KKT srs
GLADYS HULETTE in
"THE SHINE GIRL"
All pictures reviewed bforn eihihitinn. ,vk ror th thriller In your lorallty
obtaining pictures through tho HTANt HY IIOOKINU COMPANY.
j"'"
,ii.('ii' i,if.i'y i.fi-'
MJINSKY APPEAL
WITH BALLET RUSSE
"Till Eulenspiegol" tho Ona Ndv
city of a Vivid Bill Which
Is Not All Bakat
Tho f-Monco of the Ballet Tlussa Is
splendid. The husk If that li tho word
to nnlsh the metaphor tho husk of high
prices, age-long walls, entr'acte concerts,
hitches at Iho curtain edge nnd a modicum
of dancing. Is another matter. The second
visit of M Dlnghltcrr's company to tha
Metropolitan conilrms tho Impression of last
yenr'that herb Is a marvelous nrt struggling
up through managerial sloth.
It wins tho ught.becnuse the settings. th
dancers, the composers nml tho choreo
graphers give us nil manner of sharp and
vivid benuly. Last night's program had tho
Teuto-Itusslnn bUarrerles of "Till Kulen
splcgel," the crinoline charm nnd century
old humor of "Lea l'nplllons," tha ruddy
flnro uf "La I'rlncesso Ilnchnntee?" nnd tho
unsurpassed primal vigor of "Prlnco Igor"
In mnny ways 'Till nulensplegel" Blood
out most sharply, for It waa tho only
novelty, and It Introduced tho much
heralded NlJInsky. It gnvo him no chance
for such technical fcnls of his steel
knotted limbs ns In "Ia l'rlnrcsao En
chnnlec," but It mndo him vigorous nnd
comic nnd dlnbolnntnn. Instead of ticnutl
fill and a shade effeminate Above all "Till
Kulensplegel" had the wild variety of ths
German mind Confectioners, bakers, cloth
merchants, pedants, npplo women, chate
laines, Judges nnd hangmen, hustled Into a
town fair nnd tossed about by tha wild
pranks of this Teuton Puck. NlJInsky'a
Till Is a Ano tilt of prnnklshness, and tho
general ensemble, vvhllo It might occasion
ally havo been cleared belter for tho Inci
dents of Tlll's merry sports, was spirited
and game It vvns nil bncked by - wildly
fnncltul setting of a thousand cloud-tossed
Herman rooftops, brooded over by a devil
ishly tnennclng cathedral, nnd scores of
vivid costumes all tho work of a young
Amorlcnn of llrst-rnto dramatic genius,
lbnberl II .lnncs.
Last nlghl'B bill ought (o have served to
oxplodo Just n bit of tho ovcr-dlstendcd
llnltst legend. Ills sot for "I.n Prlnccssa
Rnchnnteo" is mngnlflcontly daring In lln
simplicity not his usual vlrttio. Dut Jones
and Hoerlch, tho designer of "Prince Igor,"
showed fnv liner settings In tho ntl-arounil
senso of theatrical rcpresontatlon than any
of lmkst's. Ills work Is always splendidly
colored nnd vigorously drawn, but It Is es
sentially vvnll painting In treatment. It Is
neither plastic nor relief.
It vvuh well lo havo the evening closo on
llocrlch'a triumph, on tho red, round tents of
Iho Imrbntlnns of "Igor." tho smoke of their
tires, tho brown cleft of their valley among
the hulking hills, ltoerlch's Is great scenic
nrt. It summons up the tang nf a primitive
ngn nn wonderfully as Holm nnd his fellow
dancers IC. M.
Bovim Gnmom
pictures through the STANLF.Y Hooking
early shnnlnc of the llnest productions.
LOGAN THEATER
4S10 N.
imoAnN
r w tti:u in
IrUIUat, SV1II4.11 (The IntriKUe.
Market St. Theater -S"
OAll. K,N; 111 "Th Henri nf n HrA"
".VI5VKH AtlAIN" Uverv Wed "LIUKIl'TT"'
Tumor Cbni Chnplln In "(lehlnd th Heren "
A Kimball Orcan na ot l"e '"'""t Kr'"'
- '""""" Ji b" nroimhi Hi Philadelphia,
IV III II Rcadj tn Play Thnnkrgivlng Day,
OVERBROOK fUJtgZVXrSSZ
VIOLA DANA in
"THIi LltlllT OF HAl'PINBSS"
PALACF 12U MAnK!T STHEET
SESSUE HYAKAWA in
"THi: hOl'I. OF KURA-SAN"
PARK" hidoh avi: & dauphin'st.
i -i.ii-k. MAT- 3 ,s cva . nits to IK
PAULINE FREDERICK in
'AHHHS OF HMIIBRS"
PRINCES? ,0,STn$S,
ZOE RAE in "GLORIANA"
Kvery Tuesday THP HCAIILHT RUNNER"
RFTJRNT l"JI MAituirr stiilbt
lUiUUI 1 11UXAN VOICB OttOAS
Emily Stevens THE WAGER"
RI " A I TO OERMANTOWN AVE.
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