davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-20
CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS
HAVE HAD GOOD FALL SEASON
Builders Find Labor Situation Inn
proved and Work Increases

Manufacturers Of cloaks report that
while the season In late there IL at present
an active demand, but owing 10 the labor
situation and the scarcity Of merchandise
conditions work is somewhat retarded,
according 10 Dun's weekly trade review
There is a little more activity among the
manufacturers OF suits. Shirtwalst manu-.
facturers have "A large volume OF business
but are not making prompt deliveries.
They. too. are somewhat affected by the
scarcity OF help.
Manufacturers Of mems and boys cloth
ing have had a good season. Prices remain
Arm. Wholesalers and jobbers OF dry
goods. cotton goods. etc, state that there
10 good demand. Jobbers of hosiery, un-
derwear and notions have had a good fall
and winter business and there continues a
scarcity OF certain grades of merchandise.
The hardware line has shown consider.
able gain In the volume OF business done so
far during the present season, and the gen
eral opinion In this line OF business 10 ex.
pressed that there viii be a steady increase
during the remainder of the fall season.
Notwithstanding the Increase In prices. the
volume OF business being done, IL is thought,
will exceed that for the same period OF
1915. Collections are reported as showing
some Improvement
The Iron and steel market displays no
special features and activity continues to
be brisk. Pig iron Is reported well sold
ahead. with prices advancing, and mills are
operating TO tull capacity. with orders well
into the next year
In the lumber market conditions remain
about the same. Hardwood maintains a
Arm pr.ce and labor conditions are about
the same. In the btuminous coal market
there Is strong demand, soft coal Is
bringing from s3.25 10 $3.50 ton. Fair
mount Gas t5.ib up 10 t3.So. Mills are
about short and. during the last week, the
Pennsylvania Railroad has had but ~ per
cent OF the car supply, and labor condi
tons have not materially changed
In the anthracite market eondit ons are
about the same and prices have not In
creased materially during the last week
General conditions In the building line are
improving contracts have been started on
a number of operations the last week. and
large volume OF proposed improvements
and extensions are being estimated on
The difnculty 20 obtain labor on certain
! classes OF work sill retards some opera.
ti0ns, but there Is an Improvement noted md
indications are favorable 20 active business
for balance OF the year,
Wholesalers and iobbers In groceries re-.
| port a satisfactory volume Of business will
prices Arm Commodities IN general hav,
advanced considerably and show further
upward tendency Collections are satls
factory
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-20
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. oct. 70.--Dulinesa and ir'
regularity marked the foreign exchange
market In the early dealings today. French
exchange improved 10 bsaN for cables and
5.SsN for checks and Swiss Improved 20
b.a7 for cables and b2S for checks. Ster-
ling held steady and gullders showed arm
ness
cables 4.7s 7.ls: 6O-day bills al v q
4Tl% sO-day bills 4,ssh 6tssiS reichs
mark cables 70h, checks 70 T.is lire
cables stsls, checks 650k Vienna cables
ilss. checks ii,ss; scandinavian kroner
90 20. checks 2oi4; gullder cables ~ S.is
checks az ruble cables si.20 checks
S11S.
In the early afternoon the ration OF ac
tivlty was continued and the only change
otherwise was a slightly irmer tone In de
mand sterling at as ll-i6.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-20
HARVARD FOOTBALL
MAN PLAGUE VICTIM
Edwin CHM, of Scrubs, Has Mid
Case Of Infantile
Paralysis

CAMBRIDGE, oct. so,--Edwln Ohm. who
has been playing football With the Harvard
scrub team all fan, is NJ the Stliman In
flsmary with what the physicians believe ~
a mild cnse Of infantlle paralysis lie was
taken ill Tuesday
Cinn who comes from Winchester. Mass.
~ a member Of n family OF publishers He
has been with the football squad All sea-
sor lie has been on the second team this
fall with quarters apart from the varsity
men hut has been ON the held with All the
players
Dr. Roger l. Lee. professor Of hygiene at
Harvard says the case isn't considered
alarming and that the football men win not
only continue practice, but will meet the
Massachusetts, State College team Satur-
day
The football squad has been Instructed
20 keep closely 20 Cambridge for two weeks
and all will have their meals al the Varsity
club. Ginn's roommate. Ham Robh. keslst-
ant manager OF the team, has been quar-
autined.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-20
FIRST-AD TEXTBOOKS
CONFUSING, DOCTOR SAYS
"What to Dos" and "What Not
To's" Misleading, Railway
Surgeon Declares

Red Cross textbooks on first aid are In
efficient and hewildering because of the
volume of material according 20 DR.. Spen-
Ger Nj Free, OF DuBo =. Pa, In an address
before the Association OF Hallway Surgeons
OF the Pennsylvania lines east OF Pitts
burgh now In session at the BelleVue-S STRAIT
ford
Doctor Free said; "If ninety per cent
Of the 'what-to-dos' and the what-not-to-
dos were left out OF the first aid textbooks
OF the American Red Cross the result would
be more satisfactory, There IL such a guam
tity Of material that the hrst-aid student
is bewildered."
Richard E, Wilson secretary OF the
Southeastern Pennsylvania Branch OF the
American Red cross, replied TO the charges
made by Doctor Free.
"our textbooks on FIRST aid" he said
''aiG divided into sections, as follows; Au'
tomobile section women section, household
section and policemen and iremen's sec
ton II the books are considered as a
whole they would appear bewiidering tc
the lrst-aid movement but n considered
In their different classes each section con-
tains no more material than In absolutely
necessary students OF these textbooks
have averaged mark of ninety-hve pei
cent In their examinations, showing that
tue materlsi is easily absorbed by every
body"
The 1917 meeting place for tho convention
will probably be Washington, D. C., &C
cordlng TO the discussion taken up In ex
ecutive session. The question has not beeI
put before ths delegates yet
The officers this year are Presiden,
Dr. John NJ. Siggl1s. OH city, FIRST vic
president Dr. w. H. Anderson Philipsburg
second vice president. DIR. Charles J, Rob
erts, Berwin secretary Dr. A. w. Colcord
Clarion, and treasurer. nr. J. 9. Egberi
Wayne.
This morning the railway surgeons at
tended a clinic at the University Hospital
when DR. John u. DeRver and his stat
gave demonstrations OF abdominal surgery
| Another group attended clinic on genito
urinary surgery AT the Polytechnic Hospita
Prof Benjamin A. Thomas was In charge
| This evening there viii he reception
and dance in the Rose Room OF the Belle
vue-Stratford foi the surgeons, their wlye
and daughters who have accompanied then
| TO the sessions.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-20
The Theatrical Baedeker

GARRlCk-"COMMON CLAY" WIN 'shs ~
fallen yomar.''' combinlns humor and socla'
satire with good situations , -,
eGSEmn bRuGITER fEnf 81 TITE 9Gs eoGps Win Hnns,t;
gn .sPssS Spectacle "a not
perfect
METRoPoLITAN OPERA HousE---ssnlr, M
scpss ana his band. Nat 81 Wills, Charles 7
t Aidrleh ana rlsny SPseisi'ihss hsna ard sistina
all good.
LYRIc-"HEs SOLDIER BOY" with cniisr
ret Romaine. A BsiGlanlspd Teutonic oper
eta. with coat o. pro.Aliy wni.swasn 1,i,
BRoAD-"A LADy's NAME" with MARI
iIsTeeGrt Who wrote "a Psls q slls stock
mas =, very dsftly lnisrpre'sa By Ma Miss Temples
snd w. urahhn Browne GOOD run
FoRREHr--"syBiL," with Julia sandetson
Donald Brian and Joseph cswtaorn. a brett,
erstsntious eas oreiisstra,sd 'S msiediss. '' ' '
ADELPHT "EA PERiENCE." with eIns.
with more huns nnssp Than srscsd Every
acts superbly.
AT POPULAR PRICES
wA.;NIT"nEISGlSG ur FALnhE e, - S,r;,. r1L
ing tho amusing voissltude: o. George NC
Is siven the bSeksrOund of Polities. with ea
nasdue thrown In.
E T"..,I: sIsssAAs. A.: ds.%, sa
% 'hs sr., SOIs .af ne Ss 'ss sa af
,he season < pisy wiis 'na~h interest.
oRPHEuM.-"FoR THE Man shE LOVED !.
eapably enacted and staged.
NEW FEATURE FILMS
sTANLEY-"THE KISS with owen Moore AM
Marguerite couTiot FAMOUS Players Para
mount MIN ana DINERS,
kdASh win ", s, Hart an iaoo'TrIShSl
a, :, -, ,,x..u purtf2N m .,xyxs ., ,,,,i
Edna Mayo and Eusene o'Brlen' an Essana
HiGhi and Irene Hewisy, Metro phoiopiay
vICTORIA-"M.ANnATT MADNESS" iai
hs weehl ,,a MIN pSSsi-s e t..9snks shs anu, e
lhs wgstsrnsr who nnds adventure la Nes
VAUDEVILLE
KEITH 81 Brlls slgrs Edwln Arden, In Clos
9ssrI'Ts ss, sss esssS MsSs9SS F.ass.9, FesassIsa
0srafd and sy,yia rlaEk. NJ "ModsEa vAuds
Vile Frolies. Frank parlsh and Psrui.. n
fribuns Piciufss
6sP shE%H Kan. rES ssissss isSssaS s
1Ea!,a Llns la., sS!sasvI.e sac f'1sss
mmond' M . Daredevil ych%as Reynolds. w Hartinss tis
agsss comedy ~ sketch. Rlchard Bfos6srs ssrSbat.
osSNp-.ro~e Han gss.s Z, a,..s.s A.; ~ q
rr~scor and f1ps Edrn. Anthony and Mack
ss Mp ss .a sa Hss fssu .Ss essSfss fsss
News aud comedy reels.
CROSS kEys-rsylies, Int ne I.lEht.,
sssi sssssis and EidfsS and ne Archie NicHoso
wlliiAN PENN 'Aammy JInpyy Rir,hesy.
SennsIa s9f hssess In ngsr9ea f ,,s ses roTsi A
social secrstary.' rfiarels aim.
aiNsTRELs
.einefs Tlh h1dsbs Hsssp'esa ses'As msn IN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-20
Rankerr orranIze Glee Club

More than sixty members cf Phiiadei.
phla Chapter Of the American Institute Of
Ranking have organised a glee club. which
Kessier. director OF the Fellowship Club.
The new rlee club viii meet every Friday
on tho third noor OF 9a5 Walnut street.
The following officers were elected; Presi-
dent E. ]. Schali. Of the Philadelphia Trust
Company; vice president j. n. Satterth-
waite OF the Pennsylvania Company for
assurances on Lives and Granting OF An
nuitles: secretary and treasurer. II. Carlton
Antrim of tho Peoples Trust Company.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-20
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK. oct. go--BUTTER--Receipts
Ernsrslly slow. Market lost about what y
sn,s.a s.s:S .ccrSs M state dairy. SGsS
Initiation creamery upehansed. - IL,
EGGS--Receipts. 1852 peckaEoe Firm with
gradual reduction Of the Accumulation of fresh
egss, Brown ssss. sette' other sraaes un-
nnnged.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-20
Cotton Statistics

LIVERPOOL. oct. 20.--The following
are the weekly cotton statistics, figures in
bales; Imports. $1,000; Americans, A.
600 stocks. b5S0Oo: Americans 4i3.OO0,;
forwarded, $4,000; Americans, $4,000 ex-
ports. 400; total sales. $4,000; Americans.
$1,000
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-20
Liyerpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL. oct. 20.-Spot cotton today
was In good demand and four points lower
on the basis of lO57d for American mid
ding. The sales aggregated 10000 bales,
including 5000 bales American. Imports,
$4,000 bales; American. 1900 bales. The
market for futures closed quiet at net
decline OF 6h Qsh points.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-20
VEGETABLES
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO. OCT. eo.--Hous-Re sa,00o
MARKET SLOW. SC lover. Missa snd % eutShsrsn
hesyy, 90 sSGiO Ss iight, - a56 30; piEs,
e;!sGe2s. eylk. % oSglo.iS 49,, .,..s,
heeyes, tesoa II. 40. COWS and hsifss.s $500
2, 20; rtockers and feeders 50. l0mN,2os TehenHs
tTnRiai calves 81 2a0llSa.
SnEEP--Receipts. ~, 900 Market steedN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-20
csatsssiIls Hunter Iniursd

coATEsvII.I<E. Pa. oct 20-Ths drst
sunnlne accldent occurred Ia this county
when Paul Donnelly, Of this city. while
hunting squirrels near LandenbufE was
ahol in lhs head The wound has developed
blood poiaunlnE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-20

LIVERPOOL. Oct 20.--Spot wheat was
Arm today with No 1 Duluth quoted at
i5s Id, and No. 2 hard winter at 14s Sd.
On advance of Id; No. western winter
ia Sd, and Kurrachi las Cd, unchanged
No 1 northern Manitoba los Sd. and No.
Northern Manitoba i5s I'D, a gain of Id.
and No. 3 Northern Manitoba los I'd, an up
turn OF I'd. Corn was firm with American
mixed Id higher at los IL I'd. while plate
showed a gain OF Nd at los I'd. Flour
was Sd higher at SIS Cd.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-20

NEW YORK. oct ao.-Frost In the
Southwest. with better cables than eN-
pected, caused firm tone at the opening on
the Cotton Exchange this morning. oc-
tober showed loss of I point. but other
months were ~ 10 20 points net higher. The
outstanding feature OF the trading was the
covering OF shorts by uptown interests
which was especially large In January.
Liverpool was a buyer here on the call
and commission and Wall street houses
operated on both sides. The greater part OF
the supply came from brokers usually act
ing for important spot interests and sew
eral of the large room traders
AZ the end OF the hrHt nfteer minutes the
market was steady at or near the early
levels
decline from the opening advance car
ried prices back 10 nearly last nights clos.
ing ngures. with January selling on So
is27c. II was evident that the frost nsSys
had failed 60 materially stimulate buying
while there were rumors Of increnqed hedge
selling from both exporters and the South.
some OF the early buyers probably nuui-
dated on the reaction OF some ~ To %
points from the early high 'evel. hut the
market steadied toward n o'clock and
showed moderate rallies during the middle
of the morning,
The market developed renewed strength
around midday. Rather heavy southern and
lcoal selling had been absorbed on the de.
cline 10 ls27c for January. or about %
points under the high level Of the morning
and, when support appeared around the
ring, offerings were comparatively light
December shorts seemed to he uneasy
with that position selling up TO later deliv-
erica, which sold 26 20 rs points net higher
January rallied 10 assoc around m dday
or about Sl.bO per bale above the low leve
OF yesterday afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-20
Fine Granulatsd Sugar Prlees

NEW YORK. oct. 20.-Arbuekis, Howell
Federal and the American are quoting
72bc for noe sfanuiated. Warner ls out OF
the market. The last sale la spot Cuba
LaNs Naa a s.slo.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-20

s,ttcAGo. oct. 2O.--wheat halted today
49, the highest prices since the year
49,. letter deal In 1898 had been estRb-
~ sl,.S in the forenoon on extensive buy
rhere was heavy proht-taklng and
~ tone became somewhat feverish
,,,ns traders expressed the opinion that
!. ,aarket was getting dangerously high,
n. the fact that the public
- asain a purchaser. The bulls. how
~. nrstended not 60 be worried about
e,..,,Ions that the position OF the market
"a become strained because OF the recent
bis ssins .,,,.. ,.rr. ,or,a,s
-..,.n.nts for the week. there appeared to
NJ nothing To discourage further upward
..ovement, Crop news from Argentina re-
r,alred decidedly unfavorable because OF
~. protracted drought there. Latest re-
,o,,s said that the weather was clear and
The belief prevailed that British pur-
.,ssers had withdrawn. A semi-ofiical
.nnouncement said that the French Govern
..sn, already ha1 purchased sufficient for
slgn wheat TO MI requirements to the end
.r ,sxt July. The Greek Government was
.s,d 10 have placed orders for $4,000, 900
bushels. -,
The Modern Mlller's report was bearish.
IA said the drought In tine greater part OF
,he winter belt had been fairly well broken,
nsrmItting plowing and seeding where It
hsd been delayed and greatly assisting the
termination Of the crop
Leasins futures ranged as follows;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-20

BuTTER-The market ruled Arm with demand
readily aeeorenE the limited receipts Of choice
cry. fancy specials ase, extra, so0sTc extra
s5ss pssssy srIG, nrs, s,c, s'sc9s. ,s
Ss.gsse s. nI.,s ses. seconds. stGsssi spsciai
EQus-Fine new-iRld eggs sold fairly aud
ruled arm at the late advance, but much Of tho
SsIl asa and weak ono,atlcns In free cases
ceipts no 20 peE case ysstsrn extra sse
1000 per case. refrigerator eREs. extra 50 Is
per. cHsei nrsts. teGe 30 per case; seconds.
4244hc pQr dozen.
CHEESE-The market ruled nrun under ltrht
offerings and a fair demand. Following are the
guotatons: New York. full cream. fancy, eiA o
skins, II a iOc ' - 49,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-20
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK Oct. 20.--The market for
coffee futures opened today unchanged TO
an advance OF ore point. Trading on the
call was active, sales being $3.50 bags.
Today's Yesterdays >
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-20
"THE KISS AN ADROTT
FARCE-MEL
Stanley Has Clever Film; Three
Other Photoplay Houses
Give New Bills
BY the PhotopIay Editor


STANLEY-"THE KISS" Famous Players
Paramount. with Owen Moore story by EllSa-
beth Frazer. directed by Dell Henderson.
Director Henderson is going 20 snap up
the Famous Players or know the reason
why Some objected to his keystone work
N LAYING the foundation of a recent farce
Tor the Paramount on the ground that
dignined manner and undignined incident
ais wouldn't mix. surely no one can take
exception 20 The kiss" on this score II
u captally plotted me,odrama, In which
the comic sediment is sent hubbllng TO tho
surface by the dlrectorial spoon. The re-
suit Is sprlghtly, smooth-runnlng story,
IN which the hitherto unHuspected hair for
comedy Of Mr Moore II disclosed The old
Frenchman, playing with his toy soldiers
and the way In which this Is linked with
the plot proper. are delightful, and Mr.,
Moore quite a revelation In his unaffected
fooling, with demuro Marguerite Courtot as
leading woman and some strikingly real
aristocratio backgrounds with various eXcit-
ing episodes, Sennettlan In origin, thrown
In. Among them is neRr-colliHion, a leap
TO ferryhoat and the wrecking OF hy-
droplane. Virginia Hammond, a thoroughly
uuimpressive actress on the stage, Is re-
Vcaled as n real screen 'nnd." giving In
terestlng support TO the principals. The
kiss is pleasant and adroiL
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-20
RETURN or I'VE" Es.snp

Win Edna MaAo. Nlory by Iee WILSON Doud,
directed by Arthur Bethelet.
The Return OF Eve" which was acted
In Philadelphia some years ago by the now
retired Bertha Galland, IL. naturally, Inn
mensely more effective In photoplay form
with its opportunity for wild scenery and
bare legs. one big ledge OF rock In par
ticular ls most picturesque, especially
as a fist encounter Is staged there The
exterior lighting and camera work are good
lust the opposite holds true OF the inte'
riors which are cheap looking and badly
arranged. The Eve business s nicely car
ried out by Miss Mayo, who has promi'
nently dmpled knees, and Eugene O'Brier
Is handsome young Adam. But why. oil
why. must the old reciuse have such .
preposterous and potty beard2
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-20
RATES FOR MONEY
BANK CLEARINGS

Bank elearings today compared with corre-
spending day last two years.
1910 1915 1914
Phiia. .. tht, $50. T2s tA4. O9p asa S24 3pi eas
Boston ...... 80. 0e1 a0i so. S3T 500 90 lps hA4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-20
BAR SILVER

In London bar silver today was quoted
at sa%d. a gain OF 1-isd.
Commercial bar silver was quoted in
New York today at 6SAc, gain OF hc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-20
POULTRY

LIvE-rhs market was dull and weak today
being Jewish holiday, FOLLOWING are the
quotations. Fowls, as 70 quality, $50 e0o
toos,.sni itHbsssn.c sRgyh,ng ghg chicken secordns
70 ouality ie6lsci ducks, as 70 slss and quail
gis.On,s 2iS, per pair sSSsse; Do young. per
DRESSED ruled arm under IIsht offerings and
a fair demand for desirable stock, Quotations
Fresh Killed dry-packed fowls. IL TO boz. dry
picked. fancy s..etsd, s4h 2: % weshins ~ 9
2sY c; do, welshinE 81 lbs. apiece. a2h {; DO,
weighing 3 lbs, apiece 20 q 22e: fowls. IN bills,
ice.paoksd. fancy. dry-picked. weighing sab lbs
And ard GC eyer opiess HSh Dc ,gas. sisss re
5td 2ge;, do, so Jos. per pair. 229 ?Se. broii:
ing chickens. western, weighing SfA lbe, per
Sslr. 9. eaSs Chickens. .SsisSlnS sesP is..
s.SS s.saSg IsEsS psS :fp h:
22Q 2sc; SQUADS per don. white, ysighing. n o
90 ssS'S.s 49, 90 dS 90 g. ae %.
s $:,s s. s! e. e. 81 !$., r. 81 <; $ & %g &:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-20
REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

Ths market ruled very nrm, Rsnners, list
atse S2nfeotioners A. Ts6e soft Erades.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-20
COTTON is STRONGER
ON FROST AND CABLES
Uptown Interests Cover Shorts,
Liverpool and Wall Street
Are Good Buyers

COTTON BELr WEATHER CONDITIONS
,,l.iw Nsw WORN, 81. so-.Msssg .a e n,,l.s nh,,
of the eeltoa belt this rrernlnet
9slahems, fsl ,fgy Smith end kbllsee. ssi
NIskshuTr end Nashyuls, co. san Antenle
and pfl Me, tfi Meridian. al Galveston
Ney .nrleans and .Chaitqneegs, kai Mobile
% %a1s MeSsscmerl ~ A.hsslne' 81, rea.ssi s
Themasvilles oai Savannah. 70i Chsrlesten,
kslslh. MnminEtsn and Jacksonville "
fhsre was ,0a inch % precipitation at
Cnssstssrsssss Llt,ls Rseh ans 5ssk.cn'h,css;
Inch - Monteemsry and Nlekshurn, 10 Inch
shls. 'm lnsH IMsmsh7lss'A 7sAf Ia 1n% inches s a.
Charleston and I.po Inches at MIiuingten,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-20
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

Dsleysre and Msrylsns,. R:S haggRsr-FsSey;
S,'S SoSs S.r 'iS ss to o0d. ;ss No. " SO sc
2sssss s%ss. Ssw sss.sru gssss h'ffgiJs fiolJs
gsr crate. q. soas cranestrlss csRs, cGGs, "a,
per hhl., $50 q 80. do. do. per crate " "a ~
ass Jsrs.y asrk ps55 s3gs e: :w az Yoss ss
~. es.ksi 80 SOC. %, do..psL bush -esskst.
ham, sir'7 ssHSsidccs' ssa
.,. sS; s;y.Ist' No q as gs; dsS, N0tss tsS tssS
nSsPss Nv rsft oI, an ss.s''Sco0TsSTss S.w TSTs
per. 2Q-ib. haakct-Concord 500 gsct NieFala
sSn IS se sg'. rs,,n New 81 sr,eS ssss. SO
aoc
VEGETABLES
Choics stock Vas. In fair rsaue., and n s,n.
erallv nrm. FoliowinH are he quote
,Ss. .sS Wh 9'ssos gsF sssA s,ssn' cod,.. ssg
SO White rotstees. Jersey. Per easss' NJ y
40 l- Ssds! SO. - iIFi % wsss,' Sweet
EosSlSS Es { COG COG ssSoss.s.' No os,o9i ,SS .
les. cabbaEe. domestic. per ton. it7aAs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-20
ARCADIA - THE RETURN or DRAW
tGAN," -Bcc-rrinngle. with W. =. Har
story by Z. Gardner sullivan. directed by

ARCADIA - THE RETURN or DRAW
tGAN," Kay Bee -rrinn ngle. with W. =. Hart.
story by Z. Gardner sullivan. directed by W.
=. Hart
Here we have all the essentials and some
OF the nonessentlals OF the characteristic
Hart drama--drRma In which the bad
man" finds the good Ia himself through the
love Of pure glrl"--in this case the ex-
quste Marjorie wlson--in which such
expressions as plum -tlckled' and the
boys recur, and In which Mr., Hart strikes
matches with his finger nails and rolls ci-
garettes with one hand. II Is all very well
done, ms far as production goes and will
charm the Hartlans. but the story Ia n
little obvious. street battle, shot" At
night, Is a telling bit of work, and the great
far-on pictures Of desert and mountainsde
are number one. We could spare Louise
Glaum and her turpltudes and posturings
however
An out-of-the-Nvay educational at the
Arcadia Is Athletic Movements Analyzed .
Pathe In color. showing the actions OF
the muscles when taken with a slow cam
era.