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The Washington herald., 1916-01-19
LOCAL MARKET Is FIRMER.
Trust Company and Savings Bank
Elect Officers for the Year.

hrmer tone prevailed on the Wash
ingten Stock Exchange yesterday, with
Washington Railway and Electric stocks
the leading issues. After fifty shares of
Railway common had sold at IS, which
is several points above the price that
ton lots was raised a point to 50. An
odd lot Of ten shares of the preferred
stock of the company brought So S-s.
An odd lot of ten shares of Capital
Traction stock sold at Ss Is, and twenty
seven additional shares brought IS Il.
Other sales of the day included 1900
worth of Washington Railway and Elec-
tric per cent bonds at 30 rs; 500
bond OF the same company at 81 l-2;
Washington Gas at los 3-4; ten shares
of Washington Gas stock at IA 1-2; twen-
ty shares Of Mersenthaler Linotype on
an upward scale from ITO to ITO IA. and
forty shares OF American Graphophone
common stock at from 1e4 to rs.
The board Of directors of the National
Savings and Trust Company was re-
elected as follows at a meeting Of the
stockholders Monday: Woodbury. Blair,
John C. Boyd. James A. Buchanan,
William A. II, Church, Walter c, Gle
phane, William v. Cox, William F. Ed
monston, George W. Gray. William D.
Hoover. George Howard, Reginald s.
Huidekoper, o. H. P. johnson, Thomas
r. Jones. Victor Kaufman, Edward NC
lean, Samuel Maddox. William F.
Quicksall, Frank W. Stone, William ii.
Walker and Henry K. Willard.
These officers were reelected: William
D. Hoover, president; Woodbury. Blair
first vice president Frank W. Stone,
second vice president; George Howard,
treasurer; Charles e, Nyman, secretary;
Charles c. Lamborn. assistant treasurer
and Frank Stetson, trust officer.
The directors of the Northeast Savings
Bank have elected the following officers
for 1916: John d. Carmedy, president
Victor Fl. Esch, first vice president, and
John w Hayes. second vice president.
cashier will be elected at the next
meeting of the board.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-19
AUCTION SALES.
rHOs J. 0WtN . 500. AssIloass-s.

= = ~ ~-Nr-@----
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE BEING FOUR-sTORy BRICK
APARTMENT HOUSE CONTAINING Twg-N-
fNFOUE a. APARTNfENTs KNOWN As
THE FULFOKD," AND sfTUATE no. zis
SEVENTEENTH Strict NORTHWEST.
WASHINGTON d. q.
By virtue q osrtHin deed II trs- duly reonrdrd
~ Liber No. 1s folio n & 80 of the Iar,d
que-t of the party secHrd tiersis. ths uDder~snsd
tistes VII GeIl, st pubic snerion IN front of Ii.
premAses an FRIDAY. the Gth dsy a January.
A. ID leh al tE sc3eef D. ~ The fsioxing d.
sfz1heo hand and premisss situate IN ths City Of
WsshingtOn, Distrct of Columbia and desisnsted a.
and beins lst forty-eisht co.. IN sour. t.snty-dve
hundred and si1ty-fve tzss5. hsiAg F-ed-~@cf W
NeRsynoaoS combination Of lots ninetser no and
twenty t3n Of boo fourteen uf IN Hal and
hlrsn's recu-deS susdiTisien II Meridian Hin." ss
p-1 plat rroord-d IN boof n Al pzss a q ths
q Columbia togrtber with the iutrUFemsuta con
sisting q foB-stary brio sHsrtnsut hou-s
70 Terms q sSbe: One third q The purchase uooeJ
ts Be psid IN 0kh, halahcs ia tuo equal install
nents, nsyshs IN oos and tEo yeas With iHtrr-st
- sI Ter csutum ~ annum p1yshie srrIi- -aunusiy
iron day a sale. Eesned b. de-d Of trns uuSn ti,e
pTuIeTty sold. all Ga. Al The srSisc of the rsIr.
chhsef. deInsit q So win h. rrlGtred at tirns
Of sale. An conveysncng. reouriinE, ste-. a. on~t
a purchKssr. Trims pf Hsls " b. c1mpbed With
within hftsrn days from dsy ~ sale. 0gbsrNi-s the
the ris and q dafsultnr TsIrciizsr aftef Eve
days Advertisement Of such rgssF IN snnr n--s-
zI%5 Tubiishsd in WssbinFtou. H. e. NATIONAL
SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY Trustrs ~
" ". STONE Ssrgnd Nirc President Atest /:
lseslD CHARLES y, NNMAE SecrrtarI.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-19
SIX IN A ROW FOR
THE CARLYLES FIVE

In one OF the fastest games of basket
ball that has been played in the Noel
House League, the CarlyIes won their
sixth straight last night by defeating
the hard-iuck team of the league, the
Americans, IS TO Is
The Americans must have a Jonah"
OF "JiHx" On their team for they have
lost three games by ens point and an
other which went into an extra session
after they had tied It up at IS points
Billy Martin, better known as Eagle
Eye Bill" met his match in Jones, the
husky guard on the Americans, who held
him to two field goals, the smallest
number he has made in any game this
season. Clinton and Sole saved the game
for the carlyles by getting two field
goals apiece from lucky and wild stabs
at the basket
, Thomas and America missed many
chances TO land the contest. as between
them they failed TO score from the
fifteen-feot mark on ten chances Line
up and summary:
The Washington herald., 1916-01-19
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore Jan I.-MILLFEED lin IdIb sar4,l
-SIring bran, 2 .5a&.0o: -four to white middlnss
3oaSeo; Western middlnss. "a oaaa g; City Mills
middlings, g. 5S2i.0; do, white middlings . Caa
500 do winter bSan "a 5lS20l
DRESSED PoULTRf-ChiCkens straight young
per III, %; DE-, mixed young and old ls4Is; do.
old rosstsss Per lb.. llsl2; ducks. choice fat PEI
h. lssls; oapsns 10 lbs. IssB; geese, choice near
by. l6als
LIVE P0ULTRY-Chicksns, ed hens, Its. and
over per III. TaI7l4; d. old hens smaller lealsl.
rooetes, per ID, II do. young, large, IsaB do.
small, l7as; ducks. MuseoEy. lbs. and over II;
Pekins, lbs and over. lsslsi do, puddle lbs.
and over, Nsls; Indian runners, l6; pigeons. FsT
pair, Sa.8; suinsas 5oa5h; smaller, tca45; geese,
MARYLAND and Nirginis per III, l5sl6; Kent Island,
Halls Western and Southern lssl5.
BUTTER-Creanery fancy, per lhL, a5izaS; choice
2aS; good, 81; prints Sa35; blocks SsSi; ladies,
The Washington herald., 1916-01-19
Resume Athletic Relations,

San Francisco, Jan. Is.-Athletic rela-
tions between the University of Califor-
MIA and stanford University, broken off
early last fall, have been resumed for
six months. it became known today,
Stanford has agred to bar freshmen from
intercollegiate competition, the point
that caused the split, and both accepted
a scholarship standard for athletes. The
agreement makes no mentien Of football
After the rupture California gave up
Rugby and returned to the American
game. Stanford continued Rugby, but
the student body is said to favor chang
ing to the American.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-19

ern shipment. The United Kingdom has lately
been the largest .huyer of wheat in the United
States and Canada, Kansas Gty reported some
export business In wheat today and II Is expected
receipts will decrease country millers taking
everything in sight
Wheat news from abroad was quite hullish. The
scot market at Liverpool was lk to gl.d higher.
held. Flour at Liverpool was Cd higher. Adyjces
from Italy report sharp advance in wheat AR
gentiDe new wheat is being shipped. bot the guam
titles limited to the small supply Of vessel room
available
Com closed strong and x to &c higher with the
strength in wheat somewhat Of q help Oats were
strong and advanced rs To lAc
The Washington herald., 1916-01-19
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quo ations given bslsx for large lots of good
marketable gods only, Jebhers' prices are higher
Io~er grades may b. ssh for less. Fancy sonns
command higher prices,
,ousxhat que,ing influence ever the produce mar
kst Figures continued firm. renipts moderately
light and demand modersts Quotations On turkeJs
held sbDut 20 centa
Fruits snd vegetables rulsd firm Lettnos and
potatoes were stronger and In an active demand
EGGS-Fresh, per doz, % do, southern, y
BuITER-Bet prints, nes per Ib., % do. tub
per h. a; process, S. under Grade. creamery ssS
store packed. iasA
IARD-fIb. FsIrs. In. liaia; do, compound, t"ss
c,ttssseed oil. per can, as.
CHEESE-New York, new, Isr H., lsi nat pei
H., 10; Swiss domestic per III, .; do fafeasn'
per H. -
LIVE PoUBrRy-Hens per H., II; rcostsrS. Tsr
n n: spriRg ducks per h., lealf7 chickens. yer
ID. lsas0: tIrkeys, per Ia. 10.
GREEN GOODS-Beans. Per hastet scs3 %
beets rer crate 2oh2 soi Brussels sprouts. per ct
lsaIT; cabbage pr bbl., 75se0; carrots, Ter bunch
sa3; cAnfswer, pr crate. I.asal.5o celery. per
essts 40es50; sucumbeFs, per basket, 2ssa4H
cymblings psr crate, l.75s2S essPlants. per crate
30A4oo; kale par bhl. 7iap; lettnce. Florida, psr
basket l.Osal75; onions, per sack, Assoc; par
.nips, Der boz. 6Aa61 peppers, per crate Lisa -
pofcasn per box T5as5; potatoes. per sack. 2TSs4 10
sweets, per bSl., 2sa259; ysns. per bbL. Liza
2B; squash. per bbl., l.5alT5; spinach, per bhl.'
l-s54l.s; tsmatses. Flords, per crate ZssAS
tnrnips per bbl I.ooal 50; do. per sn1, slAia
FRUITS-Apples. per Dbl, 2ooaip; C-snberrie-
per bss, s0la 10 %; do. Rez hnx. l1as2n; usEss
fruit per box 25oa3oo; lemons, per box, 2Joa3n
pdueaPples per cate aSsa4.H
LIVE STOCK-Veal calves, PRIME. per lb., L
do medium, per In, II; spring lambs. per h.
asii
DRESSED -GO0DS-Dresssd hogs. small Per h
ssalp; de-. medium, per ID. ga: do. heavy, pe'
lb.. szSs.
HAY STRAW, AND CORS-Hay. best timothy
per ton 1900; mixed psr ton, I2ozs.Ss: straw, pei
ton 10 ooalsO wheat straw, per ton, 800; corn
new, yer bbl., as.
sEEDS-Clercr, rcd. per III. lsa2l; do, slsike
per h. l5alT; do. timothy. pcT bus, 33ss. .
red top per H. losa orchard grass. per bus. Leos
IS blue grass per bus, 5: rye. per bus. Id.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-19
Marine NJ! l| !. STOCK
HAS new TOP
Speculation Heavier in These
Issues Than Any Other
on Wall Street.
MARKET HAS DULL DAY
Bear Pool Said to Have Produced
Heaviness in Steel Common to
Lower That Stock.

New York, Jan. 1s.-Waning public m
terest in the stock market was reflected
today in irregular price fluctuations, but
with most issues displaying a tendency
to sag. A few specialties were active az
various times during the session ana
touched new high prices, but a Feao-
tionary tendency developed in the late
afternoon.
Strength prevailed at the opening with
Industrial specialties at the front Marine
shares touched new high prices early In
the session, but lost part of their pet
The Washington herald., 1916-01-19
New Orleans.
Previous
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS.

Chicago, jan B-ARothsr pss high price on the
crop was recorded in the wheat pit today whfn the
May future sold at 1a SO. Accompanying this high
level were advances of 2&a3c. The market was an
old-time bull affair with investors taking hold in
liberal way and shorts displaying a great deal
of uneasinsss because OF the tightness Of the offer
i1ss. Present conditions point to a further sd-
vance with a possibility Of a Price setback TO
shake out the army Of small longs before the ad-
vance finally arrives.
The seaboard reported sales Of 10000 bushels OF
wheat for export and there were sales hero Of I'D
ooo bushels Of which l0o. GO bushels for East
The Washington herald., 1916-01-19
SPECIAL NOTICE.

ANNUAL REPORT oP FEDERAL GUARANTY
Gampsny. IHAHIH. lSi6 We. the President and
MAJORITY Of the qualified and acting fT7stess e.
FedFfsl Guaranty Campany-cf the District d o.
lumbis do hereby ssrify that tks sHthoFiIed CsEi
tsl st0ck q sid COrpCratiOu s t1.5r eG-m ut
which S! 5000 90 has been pSid in. Gcosrding "a
the books and records o. the Company; and that,
according 20 the books a scoount o the cnnpsny.
there were dssts q ssid Company. al the clo~s q
busiRess On Dsosmbsr Hst. Rs EmsantinE tn
LANG, President and TTJBsss; IOHN ", STAG,
G Frs, Trustee.
]. Joscph ]. Lang. President q the FedcrIl Guar,
snty Comrsny o the Dstrict cf Osunha, dc
hereby swear that the facts stated in thf above
Certificate true To the b-st q my nOwledr.
AID belief JOSEPH l. LANG.
SUBSCRIBED ard s@ern u tsfere this 18Th dKy
Of January, 1876. L. Y. GIBBS
No,8ry Public in snd fa NsHsnry County. HIiRniN
tSat1rizl SEAL.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-19
COTTON MARKETS.

New York Jan. B.-Cotton inactive today
and much Of it reprs.nted switching between old
and new crop options. The list was steady in the
main but cased toward the close under Wall Street
and increased local FrsssIEe. Last PRICES we're net
; points lower to higher.
Spot was steady and unchanged at I'D. There
we're no sales. Spot at Liverpool was in good de
nand at an advance Of ) points ths basis ef
szd for naidupland. Futures finished bsFeiy steady
at a net gain Of Ssas points.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-19
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET,

New York Jan. B.-Csll money opened at IN per
rrut: high pcr cent; low "a per cent; renewals.
u, per cent ruling rate Ia per esatI last per
cent Tisls money inclined to be easier in tone
A moderate amount Of industrial money was lending
st FsF-ssnt for four five, snd six months and as
"a nor c-.nt for sixty DAYS There was practically
nothing doing in mixed loans. which were quoted
a. gs4a27t rcr cent for iIty days "a psr cent for
ninety days es.as per cent for four. five, and SIX
months.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-19
CARR0LL'S WIN TWO.
Basketball Double Header Is STAGED
by Teath Street CIubmes,

Carroll Institute basketball teams
played a double-header last night and
came of with the long end Of the scores
in both contests. Garfield A. c. was de-
feated, 26 to 20, and the Royal A c. from
the Noel House, took the short end of a
20-to-15 score.
Both games were closely contested.
Doherty, Eereila and H Miller showed
UP strongly in the first contest, while
II. Thele, Helmes ard Dillon showed
some fancy basket shooting in the second
The Washington herald., 1916-01-19
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
Furnlshsd by W. b. Hisbs 4 O..

MILLS.
Washington Gas S. 81 800 at lhGA.
Washington Railway klertris Is, H,6S at 0t.
EaIitsl Traction, 10 at 8is.
Washington Railway & Electric con-. Is at s. 5
at a. % at S.
Washington Railway 4 Electric pfd,. 10 at Ss.
Graphofhone CON-, ls at Is. 10 at ia.
After call:
GrsphsphoRs CON-, 10 al iB, 10 at IN,
Washington Railway & Electric Is x5B At AN
Washingtsn Gas, 10 at 7is.
Aergenthalsr Lnotype, 10 ct l7pa, 10 at TO-
Capital Trar1ion, 3 at 81. at ssA.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-19
PROPOSALS.

oFFfCE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. n. r.
JSHnSry IS 1876 sezled pruplssls vii h. received
Al this ofhos. Room 50. uistrc Building until
O'elock .. m. FehrJIzrY T. 1876 f1T the CIT
ssruc1ion of approximately Is hBssr fset of q Z
aSS hTicE and concrsie ssNeT o. timhsr nstform.
Forms Of proposals.. EFecihCstiuuf HHd neoossrI
information msy ho sbtsinsd fr1u the Chirf CsfTt
Engineer Department Noon e Distri-t BuildinG
Washington. ID. c. OLIVER 2. NEWMAN, LOUIS
BROwNDOW. CHARLEs W. kUTZ. Comms-
Eionerx, u. e.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-19

OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
nsric y Columbia, Washington, 5EHuIF Y.
1916. Sealed pr0posals viii 'hc reueivrd a. this ~
hes. Rom so9. Distrirt Buildihs until : o'ciodr
n m. February 2 lsif for furnishing and installing
hev boiler No. y cngine foT IN the fre d.
gs-sl nay b. ohtEined from the PurshssinE Otioer.
ID. g. Room Sp n1-fricf Building OLIVER 2
NEWMAN IOTTis- BR0WSIbWF CH IRI,FsS "
hUTZ. rsssfIni-i0neTs. u. q.
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SPrRTTUALISM.

lest sEINCE NIGHTLY EXCEPT TTEsDAY
aud Saturday, al p. n. = c. ssundsIS, Mes
sage bearer. zANCIG's TEMPLE. s7 18th 81 nv.
TEST sEASCE NIGHTLY EXCEPT TUESDAY
and Saturday al SIS G. Saunders, Message
Bearer. ZASCIG'S TEMPLE. sn lsth st. nv
The Washington herald., 1916-01-19

gs2; Maryland and PennglvGnis rolls. u; Chic
rolls. S1Sls; West Virginia rolls Isals; s;crr-
lacEel kIzaIsi dairy prints. ls3i pFooss butter,
34s5.
EGGS-MSrylSnd, Pennsylvania and Weston frsts.
per doL, 9, West Virginia, %; Southe~n, -
The Washington herald., 1916-01-19
Read and USE
Herald Classified Ads
LOST AND POUND.

DosT-JANUIRY H. VICINITY NTH AND D
sts. sN. Boston bull fcnsh paIps. briDdls; wore
red sweater. collar; four white feet white nns
around neck. whits srps forehead TO nose seen fo
loyipg arDy SasuH; snsven 70 nams Of "Guess
Reward II returned ts a. n sN.
L0sT-PAIR OF GOLD CLASSIC IN BLACK
leather Tuesday -. between ioth and
18th, Return 70 81 st. Apartment Re~1ndL
LOsT-ss REWARD POR INFORMATION
leading no finder n " whereabouts Of lady's EOld
Tin ~ with Eve diamonds and many pesris: ~
January T. p. m l. n. Herald onics
DosT-BRIEP CASE tB14AcKl. CONTAINING
three files and otheT paper. Left on l4th 81 car
frou Pinsy BrSneh saturday morning. Jsn. Is.
Reward for return 70 W. II. POTTER. as 18th
81. nv.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-19

Sutsttution-Dean fer Holmes Goals from floor
II. Theile "a, Dillon a., Holmes @. Talbot Blu
msf, Shsnley t2. Goals from fous=H. Thee is, ,
Holmes %. Referee-Nr Cahin
The Washington herald., 1916-01-19

sutstiutisns fT HelmeH. MAIoney for
Bumer, keRdrick fer ChruAiser Goals from floor
DohertY g. NsIelIa g. II. Miller "a, Kendnck
t9, Fcod C9. Helmes C3l Blumer. Goals from
fouls-ysrella, I Referee-Mr. CahiIl.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Moncure have
moved to Washington from their former
home at Clarendon. Va
The Washington herald., 1916-01-19
HELP WANTED-KALE.

WANfKD-BOOK FoLDKRs, ExPERrs ONLY. I.
at onSe- HAYwoRTH PUBLISHING HoUsE.
s5s s.. nv,
WANTED sTEAMPTTrna. CALL
lls lst u. 81.
WANTEI-JoB AND CYLINDER PREss FTED-
en-; sIpsrts oub; at oRes- HAYWORfH PUB
LIsHING HOUSE. 81 st. nv.
WANTED-BsYs TO SERVE HERALD RoUTE
J. r. BRoADFoOT. - v At ne
The Washington herald., 1916-01-19
HELP WAETED-FEAALE

DREssNAkERs AND GINS TO LEIRN
Preach dresscuttihg dressnskiRs. dssixnins and
mlllIne1s sood postisns igrnished sttsF lssTuinf
@ 81
The Washington herald., 1916-01-19

sutstitution-Denison for Holnles Gosls fIcu
heid-IAeb 81. Martin g., Clinton tz, Sole "a
Thomas a. America t3l. Mau@y a. Goal frou
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NEW AND BEAUTIFULLY ILLUS
trated Life Of DR.. Booker T. Wash
iRgton. Books ready for delivery.
Agents outfit mailed on receipt of 10
cents to cover postage. Address B. F.
JOHNSTON, Inc. 926 Pa. ave. NV,
Washington, D. c.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-19

The most unusual collection of II
kind in Washington can be seen at
The Washington herald., 1916-01-19
BUSINESS CHANCES

fpR sALE-LIQuOR STORE AND GAZE n
BSltmOre. doing Sle.ooo business Nnnually uired
tr1o piano fixtures. etc Ne fres lunch. Renf ONLY
3 per month. A su@D for $50. Ansves BOX
The Washington herald., 1916-01-19
LIVERPOOL.

Furnished By n. L Carpenter & Co
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
CAPTURED
By Morosco is Edna Goodrich,
Equally Popular on Screen
and Stage.

Edna Goodrich, equally popular
among patrons Of the screen and stage
has become affiliated with the Oliver
Morosco Photoplay Company and is
already. at work at the Los Angeles
studios Of the company.
Tho subject in which Miss Goodrich
will make her bow as an Oliver Mo-
rosco film star is entitled 1.-THE
Tangle," an adoption from the play.
1.-THE Making OF Madalena" by Mary
and Samuel Lewis. in which Mary
Emerson ogirlnally starred with great
success.
Miss Goodrich although scarcely
past her twenties, has spent eight
years behind the footlights during
which time she has scored many per-
sonal triumphs. Among her successes
are when We We're Twenty-one,'
"The Gilded Fool" an Missouri
1.-THE Master Hand" 1.-THE Fastener
by George 'Broadhursty His Neighbor's
Wife" and as headliner in big time
vaudeville in "The Awakening Of Min
erva."
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
SIGNED Up
By Morosco is Mile. Rita
JoIiyet, Who Was Married
to Count.

Mile. Rita Jolivct, whose American
stage debut with Otis Skinner in "Kis-
met" proved big success some four
years ago, has just returned to this
country after sojourn abroad follow
ing her exciting experience In tho LUIS
itania disaster and has signed a con-
tract to appear in motion pictures for
Oliver Morosco.
Mile. Jolivet in private life is now
known as the Countess dc Cippico. her
unheralded marriage TO the noted Ital-
ian horseman having taken place re-
Gently at her fathers home in Kew,
London. The count. who is also inter-
ested in the motion picture industry
in Italy, will leave New York to ac-
company his wife on her transcon-
tinental trip to the Morosco studios
in los Angeles the latter part Of this
week.
Mile. Jolivet first appeared in mo-
ton pictures in this country for Jesse
l.. Laskv about a year AFRO in "The
Unafreid." released on the Paramount
program. -
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
Beautiful
Artists Model is Signed for
Film Poses by
Metro.

Vera Pearce, one OF the most beau
uful young models in New York, who
has posed for Charles Dana Gibson,
Harrison Fisher. Howard Chandler
Christy. ]. Campbell Phillips. Harry
Watrous, Herbert A. Morgan and hosts
OF other famous artists. and whose
pretty face has graced the leading
magazines of the country. has an
swoied the call OF motion, pictures and
is now appearing exclusively In Metro
productions, So far. Miss Pearce has
played but small parts, but she has
proved exceedingly gifted in dramatic
work for beginner and with her
great beauty as an asset she should
rapidly forge to the front.
Miss Pcarce was last seen with
Francis Y. Bushman and Beverly
Bayne in "Man, and His Soul" and
before that with julius stoger in "The
Blindness Of Love"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30

a dual personality. which Is that Of
a man OF great social standing by day
and thief by night.
The second chapter Of the wonder
play, 1.-THE Mysteries Of Myra," fea-
turing the popular players. Howard
Estabrook and Jean Sothern, will also
be presented.
Blue Bird Offering.
Tuesday, the charming Broadway
star. Marie Walcamp. will appear in
the elaborate Blue. Bird production,
THE Flirt" The story is about q
beautiful and heartless young girl who
delights in destroying mems hearts,
after conquering them. The story is
from the pen Of the great writer.
Booth darlington, and ran in the Sat
urday Evening Post. delighting the
millions who read 1t. Miss Walcamp
is supported by marvelously clever
cast including Paul Bryan.
Wednesday, the queenly screen per-
sonality, Cleo Madison, who scored
such pronounced triumph in 1.-THE
Trey Of Hearts" and several other
well known photodramas, will be
starred in an exquisite Red Feather
offering. Her Bitter Cup" This Is
an absorbing heart interest drama laid
in modern society.
From Hawthorne Novel.
Another chapter of the serial drama.
Graft" will also be shown
Thursday, Mutual masterpicture,
de luxe edition, called "Feathertop."
from the famous novel by Nathaniel
Hawthorne. will be the special Offer
ing. The story. which is familiar to
all, is one Of compelling charm and is
decidedly romantic. It deals with
smart society ways with enough humor
to make 1t extremely brilliant. Mar
guerite Courtot appears in the leading
role. that Of a care free country girl,
who later becomes leader in society.
Miss Courtot's Interpretation Of this
role stamps her as one Of the most