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The Washington herald., 1914-06-23
GLEN ECHO PARK.

Any lingering doubts one might hold
about the strong grasp the modern dances
have on Washington folks nowadays,
would have been dissipated by a trip TO
Glen Echo Park last night. While the
attendance at the resort was larger than
usual none OF the half hundred amuse-
ment devices showed it so plainly as did
the big dance pavilion.
Early and late the floor was crowded.
here a couple OF kiddies, there a pair old
enough to he grandparents, all mingling
in the seductive joy OF the hesitation,
tango. and other steps. The Open-air
movies" again demonstrated their popu-
larity, the manaEement's policy OF pre-
senting the newest films making this
feature one really worth while.
The new safety devices that have been
installed in the merry-go-round had an
excellent opportunity to prove their value
for seldom was a mount riderless.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-23
which these gear abound, conveys q
strong impression of freshness and

which these gear abound. conveys a
| strong impression Of freshness and
reality
wister is one OF the few men who have
pictured the old West lovingly from life
and have had the insight to seize on its
essentials and express them with more
than a trivial meaning.
As a play The Virginian'' is somewhat
incoherent. but this is a fault common
to most dramas made from novels. and
in this instance the author has hardly
attempted TO avoid II. Instead he offers
a series of lively pictures of life in WyO-
ming in the early SOS. united only by
the smoOth-running love story of the
Nirginian and the sChoolma' am and a
slender thread Of villainy.
The costumes and scenery Of the Poll
production give a somewhat conventional
WildWest stacy effect, il is true, but
the lines and situations carry the au-
thOr's delicious humor and acute realism.
while the high standard NJ acting main
tanned by the Poll players renders every
moment ENJOYABLE.
Richard Buhler has achieved few things
since he Joined the company so highly
creditable as his VirEinian. He has hit
the character squarely on the head, II
this language may he applied to the act
OF putting the breath of life in il.
William d. Corbett also scores as
Trampas. the cattle thief. a role OF
peculiar sinister force Frank Shannon
does splendid work as Steve, the cow
boy who is lynched and takes his medi-
cine gracefully" other cowboys are pre-
sented by Stanley James, Theodore
Hardy. Henry Hall, J. ]. Mccoy, and
others.
Miss Jewel. needless to say. is a most
charming and competent Mollie Wood.
other important parts are taken ny
Louise Kent. Helen Tracy, and Virginia
Hardy. An unusually large cast fills in
the minor roles with a really remarkable
average Of competency.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-23
COBALT STOCKS.
TORONTO QUOTATIONS.
COTTON MARKETS.

The bears had the best n the news yesterday
but the market refused TO decline there was con
siStent buying and support by the leading bull
houses on and after the opening. The selling came
mostly from abroad as Liverpool and the Cont
nent SEEM TO b beaTish trade conditions Lead
ing spot houses were sood buyers Of July probably
undoinE their straddlss. The report q hot Winds
In Oklahoma was denied by q reliable authority al
Oklahoma City. CorsicanA. Tex, reported cotton
doing fine Had eighteen inches Of ain there snos
April !. Leading interests may continue 10 sup
port the market around this level, awaiting IN.
favorable upturu in the weather which. II Il ma
toriAliEeA would cause q quick upturn While recent
rains have been = benefit to the growing crop
doubt materially II the benefit 70, far should have
been measured by such q decline as We have had
Of 50 bale. evidently the trade took this view
Of IL by advancing the market to u points The
market closed firm, leaving Liverpool due u come
III 10 "a points higher 70 meet us feel friendly
toward cotton and think it should be bought on
dechnes.-Herhert H. Brown. nAnAgrr for y. L.
Carpenter & Co.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-23
Last Nights Amusements.
B. F. KEITHS.
Hirh-cInw Vaudeville.

The B. F. Keith Theater inaugurated
the last week Of the current season OF
high-class vaudeville yesterday after
neon with an exceptionally interesting and
welI-balanced bill. headlined by Elizabeth
Murray, the former musical comedy star.
and Joseph Jefferson, son of the late Joe
jefferson. to which, by their merit. may
be added as stellar features Hartman
ard Varady in terpsichorean art mod
ernly interpreted. and Mile. Burdella Pat
terson in her artistic poses.
That Miss Murray has lost none of her
ability to captivate an audience with her
dialect ditties was amply demonstrated
yesterday, while Mr.. Jefferson held the
amused interest Of his auditors In a far
cical skit from the pen OF William c.
Dc Mile entitled Poor Old Jim.T in
which his fair. young wife falls wallingly
in with the plan OF Jims physician tn
cure the husband Of his too great fond
Eess for his club and alcoholic stimulants
by making him believe that no has
drunken himself TO death, and that II is
but his lingering spirit which hears his
erstwhIle friend. the doctor, make love
to his wife. The sketch Is admirably con-
structed. and furnishes an unique theme,
which Is well presented by Mr.. Jefferson
in the title role. Miss Blanche Bender as
his wife, and George \. Wright as the
doctor.
The terpsichorean creations presented
by Hartman and Varady, who are billed
as European society dancers," are a
revelation of skill. and the sensational
extremes to which the modern society
steps can be developed. The dancers are
the personification of agility and grace,
and won high favor with yesterday s
audiences.
Mile, Burdella Patterson, in her posing
spectacle, Beau Arts" furnishes the
most artistic feature Of this week varied
bill. to which is further added John Z.
Hazard in an entertaining monologue.
The Sully family, In farcieal sZit;
Knapp and cornalla, In an acEobatic sur
The Washington herald., 1914-06-23
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, June 22-MILLFEED-Easier: offerings
arr liberal: trade . nlndrrate Spring bran in lOc-
pound sacks ED: in transit and 10 Enipe. Iuly
10 November 2 %; standard middlines TO arrive
socn, $50, and June shipment 2a.0: Western red
deg, 0po; winter wheat. in opound sacks to
arrive. August a.eo; city bran. In bulk. $50
Argentine bran, to arrive, is held at 2iOo in loo-
pound sacks.
RYE FLOUR-stsa1y; business inactive. Good to
choir at 3gos3s
CORNMEAL~Fim: trade il restricted. Kiln
dried, for export SIS; meal in haEs. l5sl s.
BEEF-steady: inquiry is inactive. Packet. IL .5oa
noo; family. nooalsG.
P0RR-stsady; business 10 moderate. Mess. 2oOa
E-5; family Aooas.oo: clear. is.T5a2Lm.
HAT-Rec.ipts. Isl tons: weaker; moderate de-
mand. Quote prime timothy, llo: No ] timothy,
LoSsI17l<; No . ssaIoc: No. ), Sae.
sTRAw-Easy; trade dull. Long re quoted at
50
LARD-F1n; dealings are moderate. Prime West
EN-, l0ts; refined continent lo.0: South American,
Ills; refined Rrazilian in kegs. AS beef SteaIine.
~: lkrd stearine quiet New York. IN
The Washington herald., 1914-06-23
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York June Call money opened at > per
cent high, per crnt; low. II per cent: renewAIs
Ter cent; close. II per cent: ruling rate per
cent.
closing figures nf last week
Rates arr n per cent fer sixty days ~ Per cent
for ninety DAYS. per cent for four and hre months
"a per cent for six mnuths, and sSs4 Per cent for
the year
There is no fresh development TO note in the
commercial PAPER situation. The same scarcity II
attractive names continues. The small amount com
ing into the market Is readily absorbed at 5sayE
per cent for the nearer dates and 4aiA per cent
for ave and six months. In the country paper
is selling at 4aIia per cent
The Washington herald., 1914-06-23
POLPS.
"'rhc EIrGinian.'

As a stage figure, the cowboy. with his
sombrero, gun belt, and other trappipgs,
had passed the heroic stage and become
an object OF derision even before the
movies came to wear him absolutely
threadbare The vital quality OF Owen
wister's writing is proved by the fact
that even now. when the sight Of rair
Of ornamental hide legsings suggests
either crude melodrama or broad bur-
lesque, his play. The virginian," In
The Washington herald., 1914-06-23
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below are for large lots Of good
marketable goods only. Jobbers' prices are higher
Lower grades may be sold for lsEL Fancy good.
brought higher prices.
Receipts Of live stock and poultry were generally
light yesterday. A light demand also prevailed,
causing most goods TO hold firm at quotatious. A
few calves and lambs arrived which sold readily Of
quotations The market for spring chickens vas
somewhat easier This Weakening Of sprinsers might
vel be expected At this time. as the supply was
capable Of strsngtherinE Tie dsnand for old hens
continued active; reesipts for the day were light
The Washington herald., 1914-06-23
COMMERCE AND FINANCE
OUTSIDE SECURITY NOTES.

New York. June 2.-Ths Curb market had closed
prior to the handling down Of the supreme Court
decision declaring pipe lines be common carriers
and under the jurisdiction Of the Interstate Com
merce Commission, but small sales in the Standard
oil shares made st declining prices.
Prairie Oil and Gas dropped Sll a sharp and Ohio
oil s. q share Standard on of New Jersey closed
AZ u.s. but bid and asked prices for IL after the de-
esion were slightly under the closing fEnes.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-23
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE

Ssle--Regular all. u o clock noon:
Washington Railway e. s., ,OOO At s55i 81 90 Al 50.
Capital TrasTion. ( al p
Washington Railway com, 3 at, S. ats
Washington RAILWAY rid. 10 at So. % at s2is 5
at sZ4. 3 az 2I at ga.
Washington Gas, at %.
After cau:
Mergeuthaler, I at AGk.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-23
WALL STREET GOSSIP.

American wooien preferred, Central
Railroad Of New Jersey, and Western
Electric sell ex-dividend today.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad earn
ings for the second week in June show
q decrease Of Sla2.6s5.
The First National Bank OF New York
has declared u dividend OF 10 per cent,
payable July i to holders Of record June
30 The previous dividend. which was
paid cn April /. was I per cent.
Announcement Is made at South Bend.
| Ind. that the Oliver Plow Works will re-
sumo operation, !, OF its full force July 6.
The plant has been operating with a
short shift. but the large crop of wheat
in the West and Northwest makes il
necessary to work the big plant at its
capacity.
There has been considerable interest in
Western Union issues recently as a result
of rumors that the syndicate which was
formed 10 underwrite the s3O.OOO,0O0 OF
stock sold by the American Telephone
and Telegraph Company was to be per-
mitted to expire by Limitation on June a.
As Kuhn, Loeb & Co.'S policy In the
past has been not TO extend syndcates be-
yond their Limitation dates. Il is consider
ed unlikely that there will he any extern
sion OF the date OF expiration for the
Western Union syndicate. The stock is
now quoted at around 59a60 which IL
somewhat below the underwriting quota
tiOn.
Asking the question: Are dividends
psychological?' Hayden, Stone & Co. re-
ply: We dislike to dwell on the I'M
favorable features, hut in summing up
any situation IL Is we'll to face the facts
As concrete evidence that the depression
is more than imaginary, we submit a list
of increases and decreases In dividends
paid on the railroad and Industrial stocks
listed on the New York and Boston Stock
Exchanges in income to shareholders
through increases in dividends has been
100000. a net loss of S5O.OOO,OOO At 6
per cent this represents a capital OF
$50. .OoO. CO.,"
For several years, or ever since the
passage of the law which opened the
stock books Of a corporation to any
stockhOlder who desired to copy the
names OF his fellow stockholders, share
holders in the large corporations have
been denouncing the law because IL was
used TO obtain SUCKER lists with the
result that stockholder in almost any
corporation would find his mail bur
dened with circulars from all varieties of
security houses.
The opening and discarding of these
circulars often only took time while the
new use TO which these lists are being
put takes actual money out of the pocket
OF the stockholder Ohio in particular is
now using these lists for this purpose
All shares OF companies Incorporated in
States other than Ohio are taxable in
that State, but up 10 this year the hold
ers have been able to escape taxation
unless they were honest enough to make
return Of thir stock holdings TO the as
SCISSORS
The Washington herald., 1914-06-23

100 Western MfE. Co. ls...... ~ ia IA
Total sales. ISM shares. against g. lfs SATURDAY
$50 week ago. and nom a year ago From
January to date. u, -, IS, against I5ssl sa q
year ago.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-23

prise. and the Daleys. In a clever exploit
On skates.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-23
New York Futures,
Furnished ~ N. L Carpenter a ca
New Orleans Futures.
Statistics.

Furnished By n. L Carpenter Co.
New York June =
ReceiptA MiddlngSG
The Washington herald., 1914-06-23

The First National Bank OF New York
has declared dividend OF 10 per cent,
payable July / to holders of record June
30. The previous dividend. which was
paid On April /. was per cent.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-23

American wooien preferred, Central
Railroad Of New Jersey, and Western
Electric sell ex-dividend today.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-23

Louisville and Nashville Railroad earn
ings for the second week in June show
q decrease Of Sla2, ,665.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-23

There is little doubt that the Fedora
Reserve Board nominations pending ir
the Senate will be confirmed. Fear Is ex-
pressed, however, that a delay may cause
the postponement Of the time the new
currency act will be effective.
TAs Comptroller Of the Currency be-
ileves the act will be in operation by
August / There Is considerable work to
be done by the board, and prompt confir-
nation must come IL Mr.. williams' pre-
dietions are carried out.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-23

The Public Service Commission. OF Bal
timore. has approved Of the modified plan
Of the United Railway and Electric Com
pany to issue S1.ooAoo0 two-vear convert
ibIe 5 per cent notes. The new plan
differs from the original one only In that
II provides that the notes may be con-
verted at par into common stock at the
face value Of the latter, which is so
share instead Of Ss3 I-S. An underwriting
syndicate already is being formed to take
such portion of the notes as may not be
subscribed by the stockholders
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-01-31
THE COMMON FUND.

Jno & Sol Jones
John Sehwab, Jno Blemel
r c Love, j H Akers, ct al
Z D AXE, g W Marshall. ct al
H H Brewiugton. Jas Radford
Zan Jennings H Croker, E Q
Crocker
Jas X Adams, C W II Eaton
Ed Funk, Gottlieb Funk, ct al
Jas Chiffon, G W Wallis, ct al
D C Shelton. Z NJ Logan
Jane Sweeney, w T Gay
VIM Lewis, Thos Jackson
T Blanton, Thos Hill
E w Miller, A Miller, ct al
Jno 7 Brewer, A Robinson
VIM Depew. F NJ Anderson
WIN (Skipl Lewis. R L Lewis
VIM Ruble, Walter Ruble
W 4 Patterson and n Algier
R Callison and John Signer
J W Stevenson and Jas Lewis
G W Wallis and ] H Chiffon
q W Bradley and Jas Chiffon
Drew Lewis, P B Hinkle, ct al
H NJ Collins and Anton Roehry
Jno @ Adams and VIM Stevenson
Yancy Ship and W + Stuart
W r Read and Chas Edmonds, il
w r Patterson and Geo j Reeves
P B Hinkle and S P King
\ S YIckery and R S Huff
Woods McSween and W j Sutton
J NJ Shrum, J H Akers ct al
J H Chiffon, H c jackson ct al
A Robinson and J johnson
Arthur Huff and P W Whitwortt
j n SOhn and c c Richardson
A Robinson and J johnson
K Thompson and 81 r Crocker
J B Wallis, j B & Jas Lewis
G H Thompson, &C Farmer, ct a
John Poston and Flyn Chiffon
J L Grandhomme, A Roehry ct al
Lee jackson, L l. Schmidt
CIV Farrar, JnoT Patterson
w E Bell, H L Bell
w A Fakes. J B Wallis
CIV Wallis, Jas Lovelace
n Huff, VIM Dunn
Syl Kitchell, J E Grandhomme
Thos Croker, J III Barger
J B Lewis, R II Stevenson
J NJ Lucas and Sam Croker
james Lovelace, Jas Chiffon
W.T. Stevenson, J L Miller
John Kelley, Cal Provence ct al
w 7 Stevenson, P B Hinkle
W.T. and J Ii Stevenson
,es, strays etc $40 81
interest 434 %
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-01-31

"a FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Township IS, Range 2 West.
Mar %. 1905 David W Paris wv Aeorn, Jno McFall
@N Cash
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-01-31

RC Croker
Moses Thomas
JIM Nelson
/; Henry Barnh0use
B F Russell
F N Crocker
, G W & W n Strieklin
J Gus Funk
James Lewis
W a Shelton
I'M & z Sweeney
/ Syl Kitchell
1 id Moore
Drurie Seals
J Joseph Brewer
, Jno + Russell
!, VIM Lewis
!; J Sutton
; Benz Patterson
! fran Z Callison
!, Jesse B Wallis
: DR. A O'Bannon
S P King
; Il w Bradley
! J w Wick
! Harmon y Taylor
, NJ D Stuart
!, Chas Edmonds
3 Loren'F knight
; Hy&Jaekson Morris
!, W L Scoggin
! Geo NJ Anderson
Jasper BRUNEI
H White & A Brown
VIM Lewis
Stella NJ Huff
} VIM Ruddoek
/, Polly A & VIM Lewis
Chas l. Thompson
D James Lewis
} J F Sutton
} George Poston
| H NJ Collins
James Ruble
VIM Horstman
VIM A Boring
| John Poston
!. Calland Provence
| Jas H Sutton
Dicey Kitchell
j F Martin
} Brewer and Lewis
. James Payne
A B Daniel
Chas J Hamilton
Thos w g. G Hinkie
G Golf
] B & Fred Lewis
re Gu H.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-01-31

Fines, Show licenses, strays etc
Bank Of Irontou, interest
Collected & included in fund
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-01-31

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-29
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-29

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