riiffiNGPta
SENUo wnmvi ww"
Many Bearish Fnctora Lend Aid
tO VCun"B --
Embargoes n Feature
is nr.i.T vkatiiku. forecast
SB 'iVm iw 8 The weather fore-
"iLJtTiIKtlMJ. much colder lodan
- V'jffJrHr winner,, IMs sflernoon.
Ju7sraii .J"'", nd, diminishing. ,,.
nCSr "h! WsMiled. colder leday with
!STerlheY. wVnS.i Saturday, fair, lie-
fr (Mimtrf .
I' "fcswsif-s,,
set,
and
fi -rnn
w.rTir'lp today, comer east i
iJfciHar fair,. h"n" i-'T1
hJirW e$ Sonlh Dakata Fair,
mirier east and cen
peratnTes
v . e ,
Ulfc anil 1001.1 !' "...."
?L-aln. eotdrr t4r. mnch colder
I MiMi -"ASil fj. I lod'ay. possibly
I .Jw wrtb.wlaer tonighti Saturday, fair.
1 Slder coat.
f .ltifAOO. Dec I Affected by n num.
f Jot bV-rlsh influences, tho tone, of the
i?Mt market today w v t .ml there
f .f. wis at about th lowest, l'ronouncod
:Mntlm.ntw-;.;.....; . , - ,
i,rnr. for tlmo after tho .tart.
"':: a . LnnnriFv Imnrnv-emetil
I i volume of the offerings Increased stead-
w V? . ,. ,, BAltam WiM-i Itfldlnt?
II .imtor. cash An.l speculative Interests. In
B I "."; i.r nrlees were tho submarine
1 I""." . -ll. I ..l,.. In ii.rla .if Ih.
I lunation, DeneiiwBi -.,, ... ,, - ... ...
I .Inur bait, embargoes by the Pennsylvania
.fid Erie IvallivHun ii ... .-.v.. .......
tta-atlo" of high prices of foodstuffs by tho
iVcreased offers of Argentine sorts were
..... i it.t ..nimipv nl nbniit 6c under
: S pr'c of tho corresponding grndo of
' American. , ,. ,. ,,.,,
s Decomoer, nnoi kiiihb - i"
it the end yesterday: May. after touching
It 7tS. ftll lO I I47. ciiiiuih i .m:i'
f..', ...lit. 1 TfiLt nl Ihn plnnn
LT4&a OOmpiirUli nil" f"l'7l . ."" ..-cu
nitardar. J"'- ttftcr el'Ir"; at tl 50H.
Jctllned to JI.tBH- ending nl ll.47
j.j(i aralnst 1 I8S yesterdays last
LsTti'e Modern Miller said that ralnB havo
J
kn benellclal to me rtowihk urnp m
Iht winter wheat belt While thero Is suf
ficient moisture In the ground In Kanea.
..... w rtitUnntni. nnd Texns. ralnn In
i.fuioi.. .... --- ' ---
glial district would bo welcomed. In the
toft wheat States dry soil conditions havo
linn relieved nnd tho crop will go Into tho
winter In better condition.
' ...... . !. .B.l YY lift lust
MM. lu.u.c ........ ... YcM.y-
Whot Otun men. inw. iione. i iod
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1.1 .- 1.1 US '111 117
1.1 Wi K, 02 II) 111
Jtaoanr .
Imiunr
iiir ...
13 HI) ! 80
14 10 Ml 10
Sll.B.1 SU.tW
3.77 123 H.I
13.02
14.22
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BAD BREAK OCCURS
IN COTTON MARKET
lasses of About $5 n Bale
Recorded Ilnder Stop-Loss
nnd General Selling
COTTON I1EI.T WKATIIEU CHNDITIONH
NEW YOUK. Hee. 8. Cloudr anil r.ilnr
nUcr w rrportril In the cotton brll this
twrolm, with temperatures hlalicr than
nrnal.
Tfee rollowlnff tfmppratnrcs wrrn recorilcdi
lUakama Cllr, Hi Fort Smllh, 3l tlrl llln.
) Knnllle. 44i San Antonio, 40i Halt all.
kntvnori anil IJIIIm ILn.ll. 4ftt Alllt.llle.
Il Aujuln, Atlanta, mimliutoii, Cornii
trim. Ualrciton and Chullnnooiin, All
limpili, Mi Tlioniantlllfi. Cliurlfilon and
IpiatUlg. DOt Tonipn. Ilnron. Montcninery
(M lllrralntham, oil Jackinnrllle. Ickh
ra and Mobile. 04) New Orlcuni, GO) Pen-
a.la. 9(1
There wa .01 Inch of precipitation at Au
atia, Corpui rhrlall nnd Del Ulo. .02 ut
IUgl(enirr. .00 at New llrlcnnn, .21 ut
Vlcktbarc, .; at (lalrenton. 00 lit l.ltlle
lUtk. ,0 it Jlrmphl., .81 at fort rtmllh.
,M at fbrertport, .OH ut Mobile and S3 at
ffiiacola.
NEW YORK, Dec. 8 A sharp break oc
turrtd on tho Cotton Exchange early this
ftittrnoon under tho heavy stop-loss selllntt
and nnaral llmildntinn Ilv 1 o'clock nrlcet
I tr about (S a bale bolow yesterday's
i doit January was off 83 points at 19.07c
1 pound and May lost 63 points to 19. 76c.
New Orleans was n large seller here,
tod there appeared to be heavy offerings
from weatern sources. The latter probably
8cted disappointment over the showlnu
of the Cenaus Bureau's ginning report, ns
Cfclcaro authorities had forecast un amount
Uu than 10,300,000 bales.
Weakness at Liverpool, which caused an
early decline, also contributed to the
lurUh sentiment.
x The break followed rallies which camo
rur.the first large break to 13.350 for
May, which carried prices Into new low
(round for the movement anil about 60 to
It points below tho best figures of yestcr
tit afternoon.
In Liverpool prices declined about 19
PotnU, -whereas lossos of only 0 to 6
points had been due, No explanation for
Ua drop was received In cotton clrcleB.
Cloudy conditions prevailed In the belt.
jlh tome rainfall In scattered sections.
Timptraturta were higher than normal.
The receipts at the ports for the day wero
tttlmated at 45,000 bales, compared with
Jl.tH bales last week. 59,450 bales last
furanq 11,244 bales In 1914.
Tea. rliia
Orxn.
11 a.m. 12 m, 2 p m.
19,0(1
10.114 10 H3 10,13
10.D7 10.81 19.3.1
20.12 20.10 10.54
MctBotr, lo,so .. ..
(.nr...... io.oo io.es
,., JlUS 10,84
Wm ...... 10.87 10.ST
?K'.'t.'' ?.4o 20.01
-'e :o.o ....
IH.ia 17.74
Liverpool Cotton
WVEnPOOL. Deo. 8. Spot cotton was
Mlt today at a, decline of 14 points on the
MU of lt.oid for mldupland. The aales
ir loOO bales. Includlntr 4000 bales Amerl.
The Imports were !,000 bales, of
W J4.Q0O bales were American. The
Mrkat for futures closed easy at a net de
fUfil Pf 1JOJ5 points.
Yarns Firm In Manchester
MAKCIIEKTKn I.'ii.hn'j nr. a Vnrn
are firm. Cloths are in moderato demand.
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR
Vr"X7de?iSV,,i,- alJ0.SMN!,,,h J
I) nl outhrn, cool and awett, WeM
Me white. t03c; aamolf eatt, 3.1
tnPf'k.""!:$'l,,, "2 bbli and 4M .ISO Ih.
wLH . W?.,n,, . Qviolat ona r-r 10(1 IM In
rsTasV i"L.f,fr'. 12 i ' tealth"
eetTon sa.k'. iVJl.'A"? " 30i "" clear
aarV taVrHaaV.8!?" atralaht. collnn
IS 1i in'"?."- .rt0 Mlent. cellon aacka
Satan? tntaoW"'. flr,.t clw,r- ' Jrtv ,
ft 71 ,nB2m"' d.".. tavern, brand., tnidif
cliV'niiir m'i'". ",M fl!n,'r ?1,,n' PnJt7.
srlT'li, 1'.,u!rr"lii winter, e far. IT .10
IJjJ- ' I'alaht. I48 2ai ,o. ralent. is 2u
hut1 m,ul-i'"0V.,.t was In amall aupplr and al.adr
to quality. ,UoU ' rr bbl . a.
rnovijjtoNs
iril mrkt rulad firm, with a fair Jnl.blna
L1J1 .i?w,"Jloni! l" beer. In aU. amnkoi
SiViw.V 'lIl,, i.11.5 .weal. rn . xtt. In eeta.
inj2i!i' i,rj ri,f !e'. knuckle, and lander..
Snbii "n1 lr dried. S.le, weatern beef.
I?"'' an.j tendera. amoved. J.V. If haina.
?Ji30lJ?"k' .,,w,Jrvi MOluifai. ham.. H. P
Sn8-nii.,20,, ,u -n:'. ,l0' aklnne, m...
riama, anioknl city cure-l. a. To brand and
i,t!i"l. i,?i .'lama. mokl. weetern cured.
.ii'r. do Mled honelcM. 34o. plcnla .hould.r.
iLini: ?'"" .'0o- li. do. amoke-.1. Ule.
V31 .' ,n.t'lckl accordlna lo rivaraae, looae.
lltJ H t'W heirnn. aa In trnd and vrn.
city curejl. 22c, hreakfaat bacon, weetarn currd.
"i;"' ,l"- w,.".'"n fanned. tt. l'4r. do, do.
lo uba. miir "lard. pur. rlty Vrttle ren
lerejd, Jn lea. ltiUe. lard, pure, cily, kalllo
rendered. In tuba ISUe.
REFINED SUGARS
There we llitl. tradlns and the market waa
unrhnne. u.flnara' llat nrleaa. Kura rino
srnniilated 7 aoe. powdered. 7.30c: tontecllpn
era' A. 7.10c, intt grade., n 43r7 olr
DAIRY PRODUCTS
CHKKSI Th market for fine early mad
flock ruled ateady under luht ortartnaa but
tmd wna nulet . Quotationa. N.w York full
rream fancy. S.1'4 tt'.'.m c. apcculi blither, do
l?2-.'llr " aood. 2lSiV2tlc. do. pari aklma.
lIUTTm Trida (ia alow and th. market
further declined lo. Following ara Ihe iiuoin
tlnna Wnteni. freeh aolld rached creamery
fancy apwl.t., 80c. otraa, 3703c eatra tint..
3Rc, nnt. 33c aeconda. 31c renotated eatra.
33n do flrala. 32c, do, aecomla 31c. India
ratkeil, 30W32C. packing atock, 2WB3nc nearby
print, fancy. 400 average etr. SHSHc. nrata.
30W37C, aconnda. 34U31C. .pedal fancy brand.
of prima Jobbing at 437flc
haOH Klne freah egg. were In good rrqueat
nnd kept uell cleaned uu at the late ad
Minr The nuotallona are .. tnllnna
Nearly extra. 43c per dot. nearby flrata 112 .10
per ca.rt. ne.rby current receipt. 112 per cnei:
weetern eitra. 43c per dot. . do etra flrt.
112 3d per c... do firm. 112 par c.ae refrig
erator cge... a'nraa nnd Inauranca paid 10
January 1. extra. 10 00 per ca... do. flrata.
10 00 por caae. do. aeconda IB per ca.e fancy
.elected candied freah egga were Jobbing at
48u3lo per doa.
POULTRY
I.1VK Tho mnrket mi quiet and without
Important change. Quotatlona Kowl. a. to
quality. lr.V17c. rmiateri. 13U14c, aprlng
rhlcliena. according to quality, InwiJc. White
leghorn., accordlnii to quality ItAlilc, durka.
aa In qunlltv. lllfMSc, lurkeja 20O2;c. grraa,
ISOlhc, pigeon., old. per pair, 2a4.1uu, do.
jonng pr pair SUU23
Dlli:SSr:D-Trado ki .low and price. f.inred
buer. Quotation, foltoyr Fre.h killed, dry
Facked turkey., per lb . fancy, n.arby, :iH?27c.
aney weatern 2.1l?27c. fair lo good. 22W24c,
common. I8U20C, fowl. 12 to boa. dry picked,
fancy .elected, 22Hc. do. weUhlng 4H ,1 Iba.
apiece, 22c. do. ft lb. apiece. 21c, do SH lb.
nplcce. lSlOc do. 3 lbs apiece lflt)l7c fowl.,
in bbla . ce-packd. fancy, dry-plrked. welahlng
lU p. Iba and over apleco, 21c. weighing lit.,
apiece. 2"c: .mailer .lie.. 14 Vino: old rooalera.
drv ptrkeil, UW roa.tlnir chicken., we. tern, dry
picked. In boie. weighing h Iba nnd oer. per
pair, 21c. roa.tlng chicken, western. In boxe..
weighing 7 lb. per ralr. 22o. roasting chicken,
weatern lc-packed In bbla. weighing 3 Iba and
oor. per pair. 21f22c, roa.tlng chicken., weat
ern. In bbl. . welching 7 lb. per pair, 211c.
broiling chicken., we. tern. In boxe. welching 3
CM Iba per pair. 21472.1c. chicken., weighing
&(CH Iba. per pair, llit;2llc. do. mixed .Ilea,
IDOSIr, broiler.. Jer.ey fancy 284Jjuc. broil
era, other nearby, welghlnc Hi fji'J Iba aplec.
Jlllfl'tc. broiler, nearby, .mailer .lie.. 2aJ2.ic;
duck., weatern. 1H(2IC. gceac. weatern 18017c,
anuaha per dog. white, welshing 11 to 12 lb..
Per dux . 13 7.1 WH, while, welching 0 to 10
lb., per dox . 14 S1W3 BO. whlto. weighing Ih.
per dox lt.V4.33. da (lo. 7 Iba per dox 13 .10
W.I 73. do do UtJOW Iba per dox . U' 7.1 2 DO;
dark. 12 30V2 00. .mall and No 2 UOcOll 23.
FRESH FRUITS
Choice stock .old fairly and alue. gen
erally wcr. well suilalncd under moderate
offerlnga Quolatlon.. ApbU" per bbl Jona
than, 14 30(ft 2.1: . urhnea- (lolden. II Bow
aiu. No. 1, I44J.1. do unrradd. 12 30O3 30,
Apple., Per bbl., fair to good II .iiij2 3U: do.
northwe.tern. per box 12 803 linone par
box. I2.30W3. Orangea. Horlda, per crate
ilrlsht. 2 7S03. Ku..t. I-' 2.102 1.1. Orap..
fruit. Florida, per crate, 2tf 2 7.1 l'lne.
., Mill .,,,.,. 1n.1l... Illu.. n-w .. f rt .
nr cfat.. II SOUS. I'eara, New York, par bunti.
Eninper Brek.l. 12 BOOS, Mh.ldon. II 302:
l'car., lialfer.. per uui . uvj.
VEGETABLES
Potatoea and onlona were quiet and .barely
ateady. Choice jtcxk of other kind, of vege
table, met with fair sal. and value, w.r. well
uaalned, Quoiatloria: While EJiJatoea .per buah.
I'enn.y vanla. cholc. II.U3B1 7U. New York,
choice, il 55wi."W White potato... Nw Jer.
Say Sir baak.t. SSctJIl Sweat potato.., Ka.l.
An rShorr Pr bbl. No 1. 12 7303, No 2. U
tilSO Sweet twtatyej, I)lawar and Mary
land per hamper 1 141.2 Hweet polatoe..
Jeraer. per ba.k.t No. 1. 730po. No. s 4UU
eoc tanloni. per lUO-lb. bag No. I. ji SUtji
K3 No 1 2 I1.40O8S0 Cabbage. Danlah. p.r
yh.cniio?o.dko'p.Tbi:.,c7,.,.onk.'..o';:
Kggplant. . Florid;, per ,Wn,j.- 'fc !
Id."- wru-x Tlite'a.K'.-T'.aa. Flo-rid.. wr
baak.t, 1203 73.
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
TONOPAll STOCKS
Did. Aaktd.
Jim nutler J -J?
UacNamara " Sj
MaVKiuniion: ::::::::::: : :.is
Montana i? '7:
00nonpaS'l7.rrnont-.......:.:.. j" J,
??noThh ??.::::::::::: -.
nSocu. Kula 1 -jj 'ij
Weal Knd " "
OOLPFlEfiD 8TOCK8
Atlanta , J 'J!
Illu. Hull Ys 14
Sre1.. :::::.::.:;;:.'..".. 'ss :J
a-"".??..""".:::::::: :ss m
tialiy ' ,oi
taii'w.Ww v.v.v.v." :j il
(loidfl.ld -l.rs.r " "
jumbo Ext.n.lon ?,? "
Kewanaa .- .jj
slndaYoVm'Kwwr:. :.'.:":' '. M
Bllv.r I'lck .-' .i
MISCELLANBOOS
Arliona Ifnlted Ig -W
fi.vada Wonder .?, 8-J
Tenia, lining M -l"
a -.1, lOTK iiiiiwiiai, . . VM. '' -.'il
l.l; llaldwln. Nn 1. I3 7844 23, do, un.
graded. I2.BUO3R0J (1rentn No 1. 4;o
Wft, do. ungraded ISl'iffJ, .King.. No. I,
14 MS, do, ungradod. i;.3i3 30. fluyman No.
nppie.. riu.iu. ... ....... v.. v..... ... .,uv
3 3tl. Cranbarrlea. Cape Cpd. per bbl -Kiincy
late varlatlea. 1000. Karly lllack. I30D SO,
Cranlierrlea, Cape Cod, per crate. J292 40. do.
riirb tier craie. i.'i. in. no. an. lnrnr.
Kakat 11300175. do. Virginia. p.r baaket.
Siice.l 23, do. North Carolina. pr baaket, 40a
ti "ii.an.. Florida. . p.r baaket, II oinis.
' :"-" .. v 1 572r rrr i.r. ' 1
Iix.xiJI LLL)yJi h.tjirtJbjLX-jbiA. iIiJAl, JUKOJiiikibii a, lUio
ROYAL DUTCH OIL .
IS CURB'S LEADER
Reorganized Railways in Less
Demand and Nearly All De
cline Midvalo Strong
NHAV VOIUC. Dec I The moat Impor
tant feature of the trading on the Urond
Street Curb today whs the nppenrnnc ef
the shares of Iloynt Dutch Oil Company, the
control nf which Was. bought by Kuhn, Ixieli
ft Co. amt Anrmuticnt officially yesterday.
Bales nere mado this morning from 71 lo
73.
There was a strong lone to the Independ
ent nil stocks generally, with Sinclair Oil
advanolnr to Ji. Vacuum Oil and-Cos-den
were In good demand.
The reorganised railways were In less
demand and nearly nil these laiues receded
from their early rnnge I'ero Marquette,
after selling nl SJ, declined to S0V The
preferred mild nl S0 and tho prior prefer-ent-e
slock was traded In at 7 J Hook
Island new common ranged from 15 S4 to
14 It and Western Pacific declined from
SSH to 85 WAbnsh Pittsburgh sold down
from 21 to S3 14.
Thero was initial trading In federal De
stuffs from 52 to 50 Midi ale Steel was
strong for n time, moving up from 68 . to
89'j. nnd thero was n lir.uk demand for
.Inc Concentrating, which wns bought by
Important Interests nl i nnd 4 7,
The understanding prevnlla In well-In-formed
circles that this buying wns con
nected with negotiations said to be In prog
ress with the American Smelting Company
for tho uao of the Zlno Concentrating pro
cess In all tho American Kmeltlng western
lellnrrs
Mining slockH wern generally weak, with
Magma ex dividend selling at 49S. and
lllll U'lltc declined from 5 U to 4j.
INttl'STIIIAI.rt
.. , . Hid Aaked
Aetna Ktplo.lre. .. . ii n'i
American lltltleh Mfg. ." 12 2d
American viarcnnl a'4 3'i
American Writing Paper (Is 7
Canadian Car Co 42 4s
Canadian Car Kdy pre! hit 8.1
Ch.rioal iron 8 84
Chevrolet Motnra ; 170 173
Curtta. Aeroplane .... ;., 20 30
Kmer.on I'hotiograth II 12
llaakell A Parker Car 41 4it
llende. Manufacturing 21 2l
Kathniliiin llronta pref 7 81.
Maxim Munition Ml r.'
Manhiittan Tran. V 1
MlJi.le Jlleal SO'. 80S
oil. KlnMitor n.i nT'i
I'ecrle.a Motora 21 23
l'o Kn 1111 Iihi
fl 8 Kreege w I . . . 12 17
Standard Motor. d 7
Submarine 3d 3iUi
Triangle Film .IM 3J
f'nlted Alloy Stwl (l.i ni
Cnlled Motor. 00U nil'i
IJnlted I'roflt Sharing K
I1 S I, A 11 10m 2i iu
hi pref 3 ,1
World Film H ti
UAII.1IOAD3
Itock lalaml 441. 43
lo A pref 03 01
do 11 pref 7x 784
"STANUAUD Oil. 8TOCK.1
Illlnola 217 312
Ohio 302 .1117
Prairie PIP" ..;..: "7 310
Standard (ill of California 37,1 svj
Standard Oil of Nw Jereey nd.l 71m
Standard Oil nf New, York .. ..273 282
OTI1K11 (III. HTOClis
Contelt Oil 18 131,
Co.den A Co 17 S IH
tnt.r Petrol iJ nu
llou.ton Oil sa; iJ
Mldwc.t ltef n3 mi
Sapulpa lief iuTi 111)
MININO STOCKS
llutle Copper and Zlno 18'i inI
llutto NY 2 2'i
Cerro ill Piio 42 4d
Flr.t Natlnn.l tH t,
(loldneld Merger 7 H
llecla Mining HM SU
llne Sound 7, S'4
Jim liuller 8S 02
Jumbn I'x 32 81
McKtntey Darragh Rd in
Magma Copper 30 ,1."
Mine. Co of America 2H is
NlpU'lng 0 u.
Ban Toyt . 17 10
St Jo.eph Lend ....21 31 14
M'e.t t.nd Con 1 7 70
While Oak 4 44
IIONUH
Am Tel T nw 8 ORs U8,
Cerro II. I2t. 124
French Munlc (I. '". 07
Mldr.l. 3. 07 07'.
Uu.alan IIV.B I'll lipl.
do .14. I'I4 04I
U K 3 lear 84. Il' OH
do3year34a uu', vn
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
NKW YOH1C. Dec. 8 Tho market for
foreign exchanco In the early dealings to
day shjiwed Irregularity on a moderate
volume of dealings. The gold Importations
woru reflected In a firmer condition In ster
ling and francs On the other hand, Itnllan
cxchniiRe wns easier and Vienna was wenk,
although a shade above the extreme low of
the week. Continued strength was ap
parent In Spanish exchange, ltublea worked
easier.
Quotations follow:
Demnnd sterling 4.75H. cables 4. 75 7-10.
sixty-day bills 4 7IH, ninety-day bills
4.69'a nominal.
Krnna cables 6.8H4, chcckM 5 85V
Itolchsmnrlis cubles 6 7-16, checks 56H-
I.lro I'.ibles C79, checks. 6.80'j.
Swiss cables 5.12, checks 5.13.
Vienna cables 11.32, checks 11 30.
Kroner cables 28.90, checks 28.80.
Pesetas cables 21.55, checks 21 35.
Ouilder cables 40 13-10 plus 1-16, checks
404 Plus 1-10.
tluble cables 29.38, check" 29.30
SvvIms exchange was reported sc.irce and
pesetas at the above figures showed n high
point this year so far.
HANK CLEARINGS
Hank clearing, today compared with cerro
.ponding day ia.Mwn y,.r..n)s mt
Phlla 180.021.875 3d.78l 088 133 180 077
llo.lon .. . 38 4H7.27I S 1111800 23.6.'7.!lld
New York .fl2.47.l4d 410 38.1887 22l.4lS.487
Chicago ....711.407.037 04 241 000 48,621,833
RATES FOR MONEY
New York .
Philadelphia
Chicago . .
notion
Commercial paper.
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YOUNG LOCIIHWAR
GOES INTO ARABY
He Takes "The Road to Love"
in New MoroBCo Photoplay
at Stanley
ny the Photoplay Editor
STAN I.F.Y "The Iteael to lte.'' Moroseo-Para.
rnelunt. with Wner lllrlch flier by lllanehe
tVnigan Cole, dlrrtle.i by Scott Sidney.
Young Ivhlinnr comes Into the Knat. In
this photoplay, and succeeds In winning an
Aratilan bride. Ills enthusiasm and the
highly creditable work of director nnd
cameraman make of n not remarkable story
something exciting, sustaining and neat In
artistry. For one thing, there la "atmo
sphere," that eluahe quality which Is Im
perative when one Is putting on a foreign
narrative Mr. Morosoo seems to be hiring
awny several of the excellent employei of
Thomas It luce He now has Mr. Sidney,
whose producing faculties are of the best,
and several former Triangle nctors of In
telligence, such aa Alfred Vosburgh, Betelje
Allen and Merschel Maall All contribute
telling bits of playing to the ensemble. In
which Mlas Dlrlch. who la sometimes man
nered nnd unconvincing, and at others hand
soma nnd genuine, Is the central figure
The desert, bnxanr and tent scehea aro fine
In composition and color. It is a film even
belter than most recent Moroeco releases
AilfAIitV
"A (l.mhle In Souls." K.y-IW-Trl-
HI nith Willi ini Oe.iriond and llorolhy
lie nun
lalton Slory by tinier llartlelt. directed by
Waller rMwarda
If you liked 'Hearts Adrift." "The Island
of Hegenemtloti and "Cross Currents." you
will like "A (Iambic In Souls" It Is the
atock fable about the man and woman ship
wrecked and stranded on n desert Island
Not a single conventional Incident Is nnillted,
and It's a good thing Mr. Kdwards knows
hrw to Infuse freah blood Into Ihe enrmle
frame of this sort of narrative by his adroit
and realtallo direction The phologTaphy
Is admirable There are two moments that
make the picture worth seeing Olio Is the
fall from a hill of two men, one a minis
ter, tit grips over the woman. In this
ca so a Itnrbnry count iiclress The other
Is the calm way In which "civilization" has
been called on In supply the episode of the
sinking ship, with not n "frnme" changed
tirilKNT "The Sunbeam." Ilolf". Metro, with
Mabel Taliaferro Story by Shannon Flf.
Scenario by June Mathle, directed by Kdwln
Crewe.
Here we have a typical Metro screen play,
with light hearts nnd brads predominating
It Is significant that Ihe heroine, prettily
nlnjeit by Miss Taliaferro, works In a candy
factory t.lka Piillvnntin, she Is much taken
up with casting her beams of optimism In
a naughty world. The fart that there l a
large number of kiddle In the course of tho
action will make It popular with women
nnd the children themselves They are nat
urally Introduced, and deport themselves
with apt grace and attractiveness Some of
them are qulto well known In movie circles,
and show the effect of training and tutor
ing by n good director. The photngrnphy
In this release la clear and pictorial, nnd
tho cutting nnd assembling are without
serious Haw.
That man Griffith wilt pop Into the news
somehow Here Is tho latest about lilin. hot
from tho typewriter of the Chestnut Street
Opera House's still anonymous press agent:
After a considerable battle over the etrea.
MrCarihy and McSwen. manager, of tha Che.t
nut Street Opera Houee, hare forced I. W.
tlrlfflth lo carry out hi. contract to pre.enl
"Intolerance" at Ih. Opera House within a
few M.eka. u. originally planned eo Phlladel.
Phla will ee the magnificent apectacl. thl.
aeaaon after all. Mr. Orlftlth thought ho rnuld
ua tho uaual two Beeka' notice privilege to
cancel hi. contend with the Opera llou.e to
atisfy n whim of his th.t ha would Ilka to have
"Intolerance" .core a full year', run In New
York hefor. preaentlng It In th. outlying cllle.
but McCarthy and MrSw.tn dlscot.red that
there wa. no such two week.' nolle claueo In
their contract sine It waa a special contract
and not th. usu.I theatrical contract. McCarthy
and McSween therefore, would not aecept Iba
cancellation wired by Mr Orlftlth last Monday,
but Informed him that they would expect him
lo comply wllh th.lr contract and thr.at.ned a
law .ult If h. did not Ilv. up to II. They m
pet now lo open "Intoler.nc." nt the t he.tnut
Street Opera House on New Year's Day
Theatrical Baedeker
I.ITTLK THBATKK "You Vwt'sn Tell."
wllh Ch.rle. 11. Mitchell, tlornthy flhelmer
dine. Marie liner and the Stag. Society I'lo
era Admlrablo revival. .
I.YIUC "Cltllliatlan." Thomas II Ini.'. imi-llon-plctur.
portraying th. horror, of war
and Ih. rxclt.m.nt of battle nn land and ae 1
and In the air Superb martial apectacl. . nd
.entlmrntal .ymttollem.
IIIIOAD "I.lttle I.aily In lllue." wllh France.
Starr. Costume comsdy about an adorabla
llltl. ml. sy and som. picturesque per.un.
Diverting. Indor.ed by th. Drama league.
OAIIIUCK "lllt-tha-Trall llolllday." wllh Fred
NII1I0. A com.dy about modern evangellam,
and Ihe amall town Amu.lng and Cuhan
eeque. Indor.ed by Drama League
FOItllBST "Chin-Chin," wllh David Montgom
cry and Fred Slone lleturn .ngagem.nt of
the popular mu.tcal .xtravagansa with the
fsmouB comedian, appearing In various Im
p.r.nnatlon. ADKI.ntl "Experleuc." with Krnest 0Un.
dinning. A ''modern morality play " with
MUSIC
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JQ8IAH WHITg... SOUS COMPAHV
VI im;,i., Ky, .we. osar llsach. Elsva.
Westminster tor ta aU Prlv baths, run's
...lee ta u wkiy 13 UB d.liy. Clia. tliihr-
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Its bomeiik. am
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K. B. ai'ANOKNIIBHO. Mgr
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iriyre humrjeneta than graced Kyerywoman.
Thet.'s large t.t. Olendlnnlng acts au
pttbly AT tVfVt An PRICKS
WAT.NtfT-"The I.lttle Olfl Thai Ood .eget.''
with IVcetla Jarqeea and Iter .Van Fftfjen
fMward K Ilea, a play about i little milliner
In which virtue triumphs.
arm K
KNtCKRnnpcKF.rt--"Te of the "rtn CojA.
try.? with John 1irent and Anna lh''f;
Stoclt production o the atnrr mad. famous
In the movies by Mary I'lekford.
rKATVRK Fiute
STANI.RY "The II. td le lite.", "',:
Paramount, wllli t.cnere Vlrleh, latter halt
nf week
AMCADIA "A llamMer In lent..' Kr;JJej.
Triangle with Dorrihy Dallon and William
Desmond latter half of week Other.
VtCTOliU -"Parity." American-Mutual, wllh
Audrey Munsop .11 week. The "rt'ard
drama. In seven reels with Ihe well-known
artist a model In Ihe leading pari Olh.r.
'ALACK "Jll.a tlenrge Washlnilnn," IVmoua
1'layera Paramount llh Marsrierll. I lark
latter halt of week others '
TS'-ACK "ni:nemr to Ihe Wns." Orealsr
Vliagraph. with i: II SelhtTn .and fidtlh
storey nret. hall of week "Jll.a (leorge
Wnshlngtan." F.moiia Player. Paramount,
lth Marguerite Clarli. latter half of week.
inner.
ClIHBTNt'T STJIRBT OPKHA IIQOflK "A
ll.iuthler of tli. ilnds." Hit. with Annette
(.Hermann anl Wlill.m Phsy imp ef pholo
plsr. with .peatacle and beauty of Ih. Jat
but lacking dramatic sustention prolonged.
IMtVfiKVf.f.S
KRITlfff N.n llalperln Mr. Tlipmaa Whlf;
fen. "The Htamped. Iltders": Will. Oakland
end . companr. l.eo Peers. Page. Hack and
Muck Miller and I.rlrs l.llionati. Ihe Welsa
Family and pictorial new.
OIOim-Kmplr. Comedy Fouri Tate'a "Mntnf.
Ing' . "Vogueland". "One tinod Tiirn": Lewis
and Charm, ihe Vnlenos Man I: Dunlsy and
Merrill. Ktftei Coslello. Nat Cafferly and
. curnpanv. Hun Pallano Others
WILLlvM PKNN -f "Tha Dream Surprise
i'art"i Willie Solar. Horn. Dvans end Friend.
Police Court Chronicle
Had tuck linn followed Joo Johnson so
much that h doesn't know how lo shake
It (iff.
It bus kepi nfter him I vcr since he tried
to gel 11 steady Job Kor many years Joo
has been used lo unsteady Jobs us well lis
an unstendy condition.
lie liked work onlv In spots, He se
lected labor which permitted him to work
an hour nnd loaf nn hour. Ills work con
sisted of whltownshliig cellars, opening os
lers, cleaning out ynnts, taking out ashes
and If It came to 11 pinch ho would paint
n house or act as pnllhcarer nt n funernl.
This miscellaneous existence; kept Joe's
pocketbook In rather a pathetic condition.
He decided Hull Hoinelhltig mtit be done.
He took a Job driving a wngnn. The hours
were to be from 7 a. in. until 0 p. m .
but the boss stretched them out so onrly
and so lale Unit Joe didn't get much chance
to dent the pillow Then his Jinx started
after hltn He fell off tho wngon nnd Init
his week's wages on the w.ty to a hospi
tal While he was In tho hospital the
horses run away. When Joe went back to
the stable the boen told him he wns fired
fur sending the horses home ahead of him.
fur It seems Hint the knowing nulmiils
wandered right back In the stable.
Johnson then accepted a position nt
waiter In a negro restaurant Ho broke
so ninny dishes and caused so much con
fusion that Ihe bona tired him nu tho sec
ond day A Job ns hod-carrier lasted until
Johnson dr pped t hod of bricks on the
head of the foreman.
Then Joe decided to resign from slendy
work completely. Incldentnlty, he called to
seo the employors who fired him and ex
pressed his opinion of each. In order that
there would be no mistake ik to his atti
tude, Jon offered "to lick them one nt a
time."
He wns In the midst nf n h.itlto with
the man who fired hltn from tho restau
rant when a cop Interrupted thn argument
at Twelfth and Ilalubrldge streets and took
Joe before Magistrate Imbcr.
Johpnon admitted that ho often paused
In his work In lubrlcnto his thrnnt nt tho
mahogany. When tho Judge suggested n
week-end stay In tho county prison Joe,
agreed that It might chaso the Jinx.
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tVeteelira'. NewhefV and.lh.lpa
w. Hen and llaker and phele
Children Pay. latlsr half ef
play, '"The
wees
OIIAND "Harvest Days". Oretehen von. 71
ten. Arch), .nd (lerlte Fall.. Warner and Cor
el!.. Ilallen and Hunter Martin von liergtn
and Irvln. Clnalar Others
CIIOSS KKTS "A Flre.ldo llevt)e"i tha Tlsr-
UISKTRKM
DirilONTS Tratealles. muste and relalllea
ny 01 macs i.ce enieriain
.nd retained fealutca en the
era, with ntw
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JOSHUA !. RAILY HURIF.I)
Sorvifes Helil In Accortlnnco With
Forms of Society of Frieiuls
Kunernl services for Joshua I Tlally,
who wns head of tho mmnilselon firm ol
Joshua la Daily A Co, 160. Wnlnul street,
were held today nt 2 o'clock nt his home,
Lnngmere, Ardmnre, In accortlnnco with tho
forms of thn Society of Friends. Tho Inter
ment wns made ut the Friends' Southwest
llorl.it (Iround
Mr. Daily wns ninety jenrs old. Ho Is
survived by flvn sons, thirteen grandchil
dren nnd tlvo grent-gramlchlldren.
John .M Icld Icton
John Mlddteton, seventy-eight years old,
0110 of the best-known tobacco merchants
In this city, died last evening nt St Tim
othy's Hospital, following an operation. Kor
utmost tlxty years ho had hern In business
at 219 Walnut street, nnd he had a large ac
quaintance nmnng shipping men Coming
ft 0111 lhiglnud ns u jouth, he soon entered
Ihe tobacco business, nnd built up 11 targe
trnde. not only locally, but on mall orders
Ho wns i director of the Columbia Avenue
Trust Company, it member of Masonic
bodies nnd one of tha oldest members of the
board of managers of tho Southern Dis
pensary. Rohort A. Welsh
Itobcrt A Welsh, a widely known news
paper mnn of the "old school." died ycalor
day nt his home, 6932 Pitman strrcl,
Tncotiy, nfter an Illness of eighteen months
He wns seventy years old After ho was
itrudiintcd from tho Central High School lio
began tils career with an evening news
paper. In 187H tin founded tho Order nf
Spnrta itiid Interested uewspnper men In
tha movement. Ho wns elected tha first
groat secretary of tho order, which tho
courts recently declared Insolvent. Ho la
survived by his widow, n son and u daugh
ter. Wnltcr Klllson
Walter Kittson, eight) -four venrs old,
died nt his home, 157 Levering street. 111
ner mour .iiaaer, ijnn ami tomrany. aiay
lllllehury. the Four ('hicks, and "I. Alyer
elte.,".hr.t half of week. "The llrok.n Sea
rab"t lienten and tlran "Th ChHf ef Po
lle"i Arthur Whlleltw. Harry. and Augusta
Turpfn and Rape and Dutlon. latter halt of
wea.
niM:j.JtnxiUMuuLmmimK,iwxmmBMm
Prominent Photoplay Presentations
mlm 8ooim Gmpam
m,
HIS fallowing theater, obtain Ihetr
CorapMny. vshicn is n guaraniee or
ALHsAJWBRAx!al,,-DXy,"2A.,;';vg.unk4T.
rum mount rJeturi
Douglas Fairbanlcs ,n "TirV
APOLLO MD AWD "iVtaSvl daily
PAULINE FREDERICK in
"ASIIKfl OF KMIIKUS"
ARCADIA IICLOW KITH
Wm. Desmond & Dorothy Dnlton
In "A OAMIILK IN SOULS"
BELMONT BD AN,) MAMKCT
Robert Warwick tiALL'tVIAN"
DIlTCniDri HIIOAD AND
DLUC.OliL HIISOI'KHANNA AV'U.
MARY PICKFORD in
"LIJS.H THAN THK DUST".
rrriAl? corn and cldah avu.
KAUUPlW. I'AIIMLIOUNT TlinATCH
Thco. Roberta &c Anita King in
ANTON Till! TP.IIItllll.i:': .
FA1RMOUNT
Emily Stevens
"PEAHL OP TDK
2UT1I AND
OlllAltD AVDNUU
IN
"THE WAGER"
AIIMY " Chapter 1
RfiTH ST
tiii:ati:ii
MAT. DAILY
Pel Hpruc.
P.tga, 7 to 11.
C!nciii Hnvnlrnwn -JN -
"w""" J Ihe lyphoon'
FRANKPORD ",l ",ANKJK?J:.K
TIIEODOItK HOIIKIITII ANITA KINO 111
' ANTON Till! Ti:illllllLI7" I
"THK SIIIIILIUNIl SHADOW ' '
GREAT NORTHERN l;,t.
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in
"American Aristocracy"
lnIDi7T7IAI "Of'1 AND WALNUT BTS.
llVi"iliIll- TllltKK TlilHH W.U.V
MARY PICKFORD in
"LKSS THAN THK DUHT
JEFFERSON smi .wllTti
LILLIAN WALKER in
"OIIDKAL OF KLI7.AIIKTII"
LEADER
FOIITY-FIIIST AND
l.AN(?AHTP!l IVfuim
Thos. MuiRhnn & Anita King in
"TUB HKHt OF THK HOOnAll"
LI BERTY A- wu
Mme. Pctrova &lra ganca,,
WliST PHILADLLPHIA
EUREKA 40TU "-"JCTBTiir
JANE GREY in
"THE TEST"
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
OLYMPIAnuiudob
Mabel Taliaferro 'M'S2P'SAcit'.
1st Chapter "Girl From Frisco"
All Pictures retirwrd before txhlblllon. Ask for lb. theater a i.ur leeallty
obtalalar plctnr.a through lb. STANLEY I10UKINU COMPANY.
- - ' ' " -
4
.10
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Mnnayunk. n Wednesday night. Jt tw
weeks after hu wife, who hd bn W
panton for sixty yeai, passed nway. J$t"
was born In New Yofk.'fcnmo to this cltf
a younr man and settled in Mttnayiinhv fHf
many years he condmted n machine shepW.
that section of the. city He wfu arW
prominent In thn nffAIrs of tho Mount Stttm
Methodist Episcopal church For half A
century he wns a member of ths Odd Pel
tows, lie Is survived by two Bona, Frnnlt
Klll8on ami Walter J Klllsoni n daughters
Mrs. Simon Wynn four grandchildren fnX ,
two great-gMndchlldren. Ills funeral Will
take place on Saturday,
ALKXANDIin. 7e 5. MA TIT, daughter el
Oranvpie II, and Mary Alexander Melatlves
and friend. Invited to funeral, Sat , 8 80 . m..
rarenta' residence. (1127 Klmwood are. High
mas. of requiem at Church of the Most Ulessed
Sacrament lo a. m Int llol. I'roea Cem.
ALLKN. Dee, 5. MATtllAIlBT At.LKN. 7lU
allTS and friends Invited to funeral Sat , 7-11
a fn . funeral parlnra if Mr. William V.
Lynch. 270 rt. 'JOih .1 lllsh mass nf requiem
St Patrlik's Church 0 a in, Int. Holy Cress
( em
At.TKNltACII.-Dee. Ij. CIIAftLKS. .on et
Prank and Catharine Atienbaeh (nee Bltiner).
age,! SI Itelalhes and friends Invited to fo
neral. sat., 7 30 a. m., parents' residence. 0)4
N. idih si. Mass of renulem Bt. Ignailua's
Church, fl a. m. Int. Holy Cross fern.
ANDKIISON Dee. IV MAIttiArtBT 11.
dsuahler nf John J and Margaret Anderson.
Uelalltee and (rlende, also II, V. Af. Sodality.
Invite.) lo funeral Mon , 8.3(1 a. m rarenta'
residence. Sim Winter .t. Solemn requiem mass
Catheilral 10 a. In Int Holy Cross Cent. Aulo
IIAtltt). Dee S. JOHN husband at Kmma,
Patrd .Itclathea and friends. Phlla Lode.
No. 81. U O O. M Invited to funeral services.
Sat . i p. m . -4387 tterin.nlown ave.. Nip
town. Int private Nerthwood Cem. llerosln
may be vlswed I'rl. eve,
IIKNDI'.H. Dec 0. FIIKDEIIICK IlKNnGrt.
husband nf llarbara II Pender, aged. 04 IUIa
Uvea and friends Invited In funeral services
Mon.. 2 p. m , .'.'7.1 N. 28th st. int. private.
Odd Fellow.' ('em.
niiiKMiiiK. Dec . iiAimr 8,,nihiftnn,
ami cf (ale John and Mary A lllrkmlra lUa
Uvea and friends, Camp No, oil. P.O. B .ot.A.I
Maaunk Council. Nn, 70S. tl. of I. A , lnvtt.il
In funeral seniles. H.t , 2 p, m... Dupont St.
and Manaxink ate Itoxborough. Int private.
West Laurel Hill t'ti.
IH.ANKK.N. At almra. N, J.. Dee. tl.
IIOIIKHT IIAIIti). HLANKKN. .on of Itohtrt
end Uebecca lllanken Service, at alstsr'a resU
dence. Mr., tleoige CixiVe. 800 Washington
sv... Palmyra. N. J . Sun . 2 11 m. Int prle
tat., lleverly, N. J. Train leaves Market au
Ferrv 12,80 and 1-30 n. m .
llOllN.vtANN. Dec. 0 LF.WIH. husband of
Msry llontmann and son of lata Lewis ana
Ann llornmann. Itelatlvra and friends, Publto
lildr. Ilellef Asso. and emplotes of Uureau ot
City Property, liivtle.1 lo funeral. Sat.. 8.30 a.
in , 132.1 N. I tli .1, Solemn requiem mas. Su
Sllchael'a Church, 10 a, in. Int. New Cathe
dral Cent. .
t'nnllnued on Netl Page
st'iiiiiiLs and ciir.i.porj
Tiie Berlitz School of Languages
IGth nnd Chestnut Streets
lxder lllitg.. (Iter Hiker's Pharmacy
lerine may b. begun at any tlu.
CTD AYPR't; Tha Pest lluslnesi School.
O 1 ru I lil O Hih and Chestnut Streets,
1'osition. guaranteed Dnter now. Day er nlabt.
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pictures through Ihe HTANLI'.Y Hooking
early siionlnr or Hie lines! urounclions.
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. Tlin nOJg OF TUR BOUTIP'
Market St. Theater 3M 3iMffigin
Ethel Clayton ,n "Tim liAwlt:ir
JCvery Wed Marie Walcamp In "LIUSiyTT" ,
OVFRRRnnpf naD HAVKrtFOBD
KJ V CKIiKUUIS. ;oneoii (all. Ore,
EMILY STEVENS in
. "THK WIIRKI. OF TUB tW"
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