davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-25
THE WEATHER

INDIANA - Fair tonicht and
probably Friday
LOWER MICHIGAN Unsettled
ers
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CONTINUED ON PAGE FOURD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21
DRYS WIN NOTABLE
VICTORY AT CAPITAL
Senate Judiciary Committee
Votes to Submit National
Prohibition Amendment

WASHINGTON. Dec. 9t-The "dry"
forces won another notable victory In Con-
gress to-day when IN. Senate Judiciary Com
mittse voted ~ to to recommend adop-
tion Of the sheppard bill pruposlus to sub
mt constitutional amendment Tor ma
tion.wids prohibition 10 the states
Senators Reed, Cniberson and Bra ndoger
we're the only members TO vote against n
The btu ne amended by the Judiciary
Committee becomes On ironclad dry meas
ure. The bill prohibits 'Ths sale for tho
manufacture Or transportation Of iutoNlcnt-
Ing liquors within, the Importation thereof
into. and the expectation thereof from the
United states aud al territories subject TO
the jurisdiction thereof. for beverage pur.
poses
Section two Of the bill provides that the
Congress shall have power 10 enforce this
article by all Appropriate legislation"
state rights regarding prosecutions OF
Violations are taken care OF IN the follow
Ing amendment
This article shall not be construed TO
ahtidgc the powers cf The several states 70
chtorce State prohlbtory legislation"
The Senate postorlce Committee today
reported favOrAbly the liquor advertisement
blll barring from mails In dry MATES all
liquor advertisements
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21
COMMITTEE FOR PROBE
OF FOOD COSTS BY u. :.
House Judiciary Reports Borland Reso-
Would Cost $4,000, Says
Trade Commission

WASHINGTON bee % -p Declaring that
the high cost of living problem demands tho
Immediate Intelligent consideration Of tho
Federal authorities. and may require legia-
latNo remedy a formal report ON tile Bor-
land resolution 10 authorize "a cost u( living
investigation by the Federal Trade Com
mission was Nlcd In tho House today. The
report was submitted by Representative
'arlln OF virginia, who was designated by
the Judiciary Committee 20 present the
matter 10 the House
The report was accompanied by u letter
from Chairman Hurley, ~ the TRADE Come
mission. estimating that an inquiry would
require an appropriation OF tlt2 600 and
would take hftesn or eighteen months
The Chrln report. after setting forth that
the cost VI food products Is one ~ the
greatest problems confronting tho nation.
continued.
The hearings on this resolution dis
closed condition strongly pointing 10 q
control ~ food products by those engaged
IN marketing In this and foreign countries.
They disclose also that marketing coudI-
tions were not at all satisfactory To- u large
number OF tnrmerA and stock rniscrs. II
appears. however that the production OF
food products ls not keeping pace with
consumption throughout tho country as
represented by the growing Industrial pop.
ulation OF the cities Your committee be-
llcvCH that there IN an economic problem In
Nolvcd which can only be solved In the In
torest OF the American people by a thor
Ough investigation of the subject"
Tho resolution would provide for "a sweep
Ing inquiry, and would call tor report Rs
TO whether legislation In necessary TO In
sure maximum or production at prices
profitable TO the producers and fair Co the
consumer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21
HERE'S THE ANSWER
TO THE "KD QUESTION"
A Few of the Many Christmas
Volumes Which Would Look
Well on the Tree
rilE oo9r ENcreLorrpM. 3, q.l.,i ~ neII

TitE uOOr ENCYCLOPEDIA ~ uelett Rur.
Hrar Fred, A. Stokes Company, New Nort
Geiett burgess never saw = purple COW, At
least he said he never dld, and no one has
ever questioned either hts vcracity or so-
briety--but, on, those Goops tie has seen
hundreds, thousands, millions lie has
seen 80 many that. IN spite W his ou-re-
peatod lmpricaiious on the little rolypolles
we are morally sure that some day he 10
Eoing 20 ~ and be one
And that will he the dav when he stops
supplying tho eaEer Christmas public of
klddles and Erown-ups with a book about
thone fascinating and ealubrioua CRITTERS"
Here's new one We wtah wo were
Older. We wish We we're able 10 coun, up
above hundred Then we could tell you
just how many varieties of bad manners
and social lapsca arc recorded IN The Coop
Encyclopedia" But we could never hope
90 tell YOU with what charm, humor and
verve they arc both recorded and Illustrated
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21
WILLIAM PENN SEEN IN
PAGES OF NEW NOVEL
Stories Ranging From Old Penn
sylvania to a New Sort Of
Graustark Among Fiction
Penn,a Charming wife

A dreamer OF DREAMS. ny Oliver Hscksi
Thomaa Y. Crowell Company. New York
The average mental picture of the found
er % Pennsylvania y that Of a ssdAte, dig
nihed gentleman, who made treaties with
the Indians instead Of hghtlnE them. after
the generally accepted fashion OF his times
Mr Huoktrs book gives a somewhat nearer
view OF "will Penn" the Quaker, and pur-
ports 30 narrative from the supposed
journal of tho fair Gull sprinEstti, the
charming young wife Of the founder yet
to-be, with additions by Iset!tia Penn. The
Journal II represented as having been found
In an old caken chest At worminRhurst,
England. and never before set IN print
The charming Gull. who hitherto has been
little more than name. Il discovered 70
have been closely associated with the
romance OF tho young ouRker'a life and as
the tale uufolds are seen eplaodes nlled
with tenderness and Of tragedy
There is shown ~ n background the
pagcantry OF English history az the period
" William penn's youth--glimpsea Of
Charles and Of Charles II. OF James II,
william and Mary and Good Queen Anno"i
of the days OF the great flre and the plaque
OF Cromwell John Milton, Samuel Pepya, ot
diary fame nf Princess Elizabeth OF no.
hemla and other interesting historical per.
HonaEea
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21
GRAIN AND FLOUR


ar--Rsoslpts, st,lss bush, Prices as.
ss,y IL ,ss wet bsins bui,h quo 5as,
- =, itsr iofe IN erpoft elsvatcr-No. red
sssisS SS ,.s iggggg'ffnasF,' 'gogggs9'fn F'S a '5'.g ~
las .Esiset'd A. h.'s"hei' rejected
saa.s-sse,Ip,.. sass-spIp,. lsi2 byshsl, Trss. VA,
g ~ rrioss ruled steady. 9uotauons Car
s. ~ Zeal trade, A. % losstion-t,NSS, ysl
g 'yssiIcE. u sS,lt9i,i, 81 yellow. ''S'se'
or oIs "a 81 ihsrs W.. .ns, much doins
No WINS Sn,IsH ,SsH ,sV z sss ss''sss'S Sa
s sS3 Sc: sample oats $50 sc
iEsiss; 80 vss ss du ipd ana az Ss H.
s.s.s.,hy With TIE decline 10 wheat Quois
iss i.s,rsi.at WiY Sw'9S'r a. ps!.sr si:sT
Hf84fts. Kansas, elear. cotton SACKS, u %
.ss2iion s2i .iEsits' !sess, 5S serns, si..f
% sa ~ l,. SSs,.s 90; .ps ssa{isrs is5s,
sSsSSssS sls s %Ri: fssglsf asP s9,a;ss, ;ss
Esi.y elss,s: iS,,9yossosYi5 "a % 90 '''"ise' u"
vs. sSo,. !" iFssoEg iaho ofqEg'y p.r nf b5 5'i.'s. 3.
s'''l'' PROVISIONS
-. market ruled steady 9TH : fair iobbins
i.nsai roe auotst9n,s ,r'is ,fSli9w Sy sssi;
~ s.ts. Smoked. Pc sIty Ussst Enacsl.s
- saasr, smsssSa ssS tsndsss .ose3 hses s.sl
-: gss6so, pofh ismliy. ls2. 80 . ss hams.
lSo's 10 gsSEsd so GHta gss SIss S,ss;
~ ~ ssEH,,QssS city cured, s' 70 brand ara
s: %. sOIsa eonsis,, sss picnic ssSuld;,5s:;
Z aprsS rssssl! o0ss sesOrsi9r aysPSSs :o oess' s'
Ess'es kreakfat bacon, AZ 20 brand and average.
as..sn ass sTs'Etaa Esfaasd dH'fSs sjn a asuS
Il tubs isAe ra' ,ssnIe Slr. slis stt ht' t,1: re-.
rs1sfso. IL tubs. lsAe
REFINED SUGARS
- er,,ess. Extra nns Eranulated ! o6e. pow
49, Z i5c. eontsciionera' a. d,e5c' soft grades.
fis8HpOe.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
mrfTER-Desirabls. stock. sold fairly aud
%, arm ,rs"R' saS solid peeEsd cfsamsrS, fancy
e hr.is ,H. % 5sc. sssosas, sS . SIC, asaESy
-. of prints iob6inE At u y Zoe
rcGs-Filo fresa sEEss, were searcss and nrn
sss.r a. s0Sa psr doH nearby Mats. Ii1i3 per
ss.s: ss sssrsy cuTfsnt rsSdIe.' Ia SO per ca,s
est.s ss doJ IN Ri ssS .5'rS "a J. nr'ls ts
Flasssry I, sItrS. 1880 psr case do. ests
P sf' 'ssnSsa f' fSssh syss asVV %srS S' oSsins
Il "a q eOc per doa
tttEEsE--Fine sarly.made stock ruled steady,
~ trade WAS auist EolloNlnH are The quote
~ d2ISe. do. part skins. l3u2le.
POULTRY
frvE-Cholce stock sold fairly aud ruled nrm.
tasiations! Fowls. as TO quality iIW lpc, old
Tssters. 1sGIIo; sprinE chickens according to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Business Is Slow, With Americans
Selling Lower

LONDON. Dec. 2i,-A holiday feeling
vas In evidence on the stock Exchange to-
day and business was slow. The markets
howeyer. generally we're frm.
sentlment In tine gilt-edged section waa
eterfuL The y per cent war loan was
heyant. Home rails were quiet and lr-
issular The advance OF SO per cent in pas
lsngsr fares. officially announced, was
hgEar than had been expected. confusing
hs outlook
americans were lower on the decline at
AsH York and the Mexican situation. Ca
ndlans were steady. There was fresh
shack In Mexican rails. support was
aFen TO Argentine lines
Shipping shares were Hat and nominal on
ne Governments control plans and fore
easgs Of a further increase In the excess
Eeats tax. Kafiirs were good In spots
Hsavlness prevailed In industrials
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21
Theatrical Baedeker

GARRtCk -- Husbands Guaranteed with
furd Kent, William narrigGn, Glarsnes har;
yey Amelia summsrNille. Alice lsseman ana
Uraycs Scott constitute CoOu cast BOON
only passAhle.
LITTLE TIfEATRE-"You Never Can Tell"
With Charles D. MITCHELL Dorothy shsinsr'
ers. Admirable revival.
LYRIC--'CIyIliration."T !" Thomas r. InoS's mo-
'o9 picture Ho.1,Sy'ns the ss,is s0r5S'' 6S .Sd and
sea and In the air, superb martial spec
.taels and sentimental symbolism,
FORREST" -ChIn." with David MontEom;
The popular musical eSirSVSganEa, with the
famous comedians appearing IN various ln'
presentations.
Observation-Disclosures" with Ernest Glen,
dinnlnE. modern morality play" wltha wltha
more humHnness than aracod 'EyerywomAn,
per6ly
AT POPULAR PRICES
wALNUT--"Afutt and Jen's Wedding" In
new ruiso. MrIodrama. farce. music aud sE'
trGyaEanza mixed In the entertainment
STOCK
RN1CRERRocRER-"T Havoc" with John
piavrd Si' BY Henry Miller and Laura Hope
~ FEATURE FILMS
sTANIEY-I"The Travelling salesman" With
brew, TsNh hi''""Bl n ""BupllcitS. irst hsif Of Ssss
,..rhe RedscmlnE Love" Win kathiyn WI;
out" ialier hSii q week. News. scenic and
cartoon nlma all week
hRCADIA-"The Gin Ne Do." with Frank
Keenan, aud Marjorie Wilson. nrat half OF
week. THE nelrsss al Coffee Dams" WITH
week week. 'tSiS others. S%1 'A ',''
v1cToRIA-"My OfneIaI WIFE," with Clara
iasE ilE" nuttsTiy." ttSTni" Win oisa PstrSva. later
half OF week. Others.
pALAcE.'Eho@ the Geas s. Dsstroy'% yl,s 9,
week, rNahstts q the NLdsi Nlth FaIllns
Frederick and willard Mack latter half
REGENT-"A Woman AISRs." with Alies
iaoiioa GH patuTss res" viii G also 6s dsDisysd
GREAT SS9RTHERN.'",Ths yI;;a:ns T,.a Tssds n.s
fRaisd,y.' "" .Ths SSI IDsyll's Double win W ),
Hart Friday, Saturday
VAUDEVILLE
ana csspsSy sSsloa alloY MswStisrs n and TSssn
Jack E. uHrtner; MEnoni Russell Mack and
" Loyal's PoOdIss. ssa6ury ana Price. ana
pictorial news.
oa TTdSp wh"s a1S sns a' sls PfI
ana bernie; tho PhiiIlppi Fopri EsPS and
sSa i'RR Rlehnaha A6saaG svd 'iSs tss -Four tSssa
oFASDDs h9gIs sstsrs iSs Beanie sTI.,oS ss1;s' s
Venus and others
WILLIAM PENps Pace s,5I:! Ts,!s. T.,., Msss sSS
sTTqSo1 and The ~:
ne, p mar ot p,i5sr. yyalan ana
company. 'Chuck' Haas and The wharf
Rat photoplay. latter half OF Wssk.
CROSS KEYs-'-rhs Broken Scarab Hands
and Mills; Dana Cooper and company; short
and thu Miller sisters Bates and bigley,
and Iessar and Lesser. nTst hAlt of week.
This Carnival GifF's 0Tag and Wneslsri Les
BeEgs and company ksefs, Altman and AZ.
bert; Archer And Car, and Failhoa band
latter hAlf of week
BURLEsoUE
TROCADERO-ssThs patsmaksFa." With Ia
BeFrars 10 series Of poses with trained DOGS
Vaudsyila aud burlsaQue HpsciAltlss also 0u
the prpEram
MiNsTRELs
pUMONT s-NeW and rstained parodlss and
aonEa - tha popular local oFEanizatlon ~
biaekfacs speelaiists with iraVesties Or Phil
adrlphia events featured
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21
An Around the Playroom

LITTLE FOLKS ~ BusY. .tAND, ny 4. v.
s. HARRIS and Mrs. e. T Waldo Charles
Scrlbnera Sons New Nurk,
This book utlllScs the things OF the play
room, too. II combines fiction and pictures
for k,ddlcs with expeditions into the fields
~ inaulmNte things 10 which even the
smallest child IA accustomed. Thus one set
~ text has 20 do with papcr-t.and. others
with ShRdow-t.nnd. Box-LRnd. Color
Country Woodland. etc. IN each case
tho story fts the locale tto use Erown-up.
critical lanEuaRcD and tho Illustrations
ull IN color--very clevcriy take on the shape
ot tho particular land" in which the scenes
nro laid. Thus the characters IN Paper
Land are like cut-out figures and in wood.
Land they seem to he made out ot bits OF
trees leaves aud fruits
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21
JOY FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN
Tree, Gifts and Luncheon Follow Bin
ney School EXercises

Crippled children pupils of the Horace
Binney school annex of the Mccall School.
at Sixth and Spruce streets held their an
nunl Christmas celebration today
Toys were given each of the scveuty.fvc
youngsters BY tho Lovers OF the Children
Club. Miss sara h Hodge was In charge
ot the exercises A Christmas tree the
present Of the Nature club, composed Of
students Ht the Girls High school. added
a touch Of holiday greeting to the room
a luncheon was served by students OF the
domestic science class Of the Mccall School
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21
"PHL AND DELPHTNE"
SCREENED TOMORROW
Private View Of Evening Ledger's
Photoplay to BE Given
for Actors
BY the Photopl.r Editor

Having encyEed rom the developing
and cutting rooms without losing ccllu.
loid spanEic 90 adapt the circus phraael
phil and Deiphins.' the EVENING
tEpoER's prite-wlnning motion picture
story. viii have ns frs, showing "a private
one for members Of the cast. in the audi.
,crium Of the curtis building. independ-
ence Square tomorrow afternoon In ad.
dition 20 the leads of the company. alt
contestants are Invited 10 be present,
The aim display will start ~ quarter
past . o'clock Those who are going TO at
tend the performance are requested 20 use
the entrance at $40 sAusom street The
auditorium Is on tho tenth roor
The Goldwyn Pictures Corporation the
latest big nrm to promise biz things for
the movies. has made n stride TN the right
direction by acquiring tho services ot bay
ard Nsiller author ~ within tho Law, 4"
and The Thlrtscnth Chair" the latter now
running IN Now York clty, Avery Hon
wood, who gave broadway Fair and
warmer, Irwin y cobb too fsNurRbly and
widely known TO need " descriptive label,
Margaret Mayo. author % Baby Mine
and Twin Beds. Edgar sriwyn author
VI The Arab, and Rot Cooper McKruc.
author of Seven Chances" which is COM
Ing TO the Garrlrk This ia nn Hstonish-
lnEiy prolific and talented aggregation and
the individual writer's ought to be Rbla to
turn out SOME lively stun FOR the new com
pnny, which is backed by samuel Gold
hsb, formerly Of IAsky; Edgar sclwyn and
Arthur Hopkins
great innovation lu film fashions is
contained IN the Goldvyu announcement
that royalties viii be uRId IT, authors
Features W the EVENING IrpauR. Uni.
yersal animated weekly Of current issue
are NJ follows
80 600 900 WASTED -uiAut dam dyramitsd
20 prs,Nn,, hh,, n'w gl water from m'naclns
GikiNG NOR HEAt.tH hundred, o, men
and women start from tiiy CuilsFu stadium
IN slEht.wiis Usik in fresh air cRmpaign. -
.pASCERs ross ARrsrIcAriy-uracs
girls IN greek sntb Eiyc classic tShlhiuun amii
CNGLE SAN SAVES VI. o0o-Gavsr~.' way
vas, ty use Giant crane Marc island Sayy
MAKEE gASrA CLAUS sNIlE-whois
shlr.oa3 ~ thre,mas trees arrives from Michl.
''RoI SpiSd " cArrLr-.cowhoy. bring In
aissrs fnr nnguni branding to hhJw ownership
USirEp sfEtEs TRANSPORT REACHED
from isthmus " Panama Jersey Coast near
ELErii,Nr AIDS KAtsER-ituso t.,st
( mans ,tsrlI useful W. quilting no trees carry.
army. tho Wuua niau bord~r
NEWEST SkN1tNO FNEiitONS-- what a..
eisty women wear this SEASON Whir un the
iev-N~w York city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21
sia.Oss. .2ss.Os in City Treasury

CITY Treasurer McCoach today issued hm
weekly statement "a follows: The amount
paid In tho City Treasury during the week
ending last night was Si7i.3sp.S and the
with the balance on hand from the previous
week. not Including tho sinking fund ao-
count. leave n balance ot Si7,o3s,2s3,0S de-
posltcd In various city banks"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21
An Old Favoritc
THE ADVENTURES OF
KIN PAUL. ~ John
.a q NLnnnrM llnltm

THE ADVENTURES OF MlrTtApEs rErER.
KIN PAUL. HY John hroWnJohu. lothtup.
Leo 4 shepard iios'ou.
~ course we don't know what YOU read
rs q chlld, but we read the works Of tho
man who reiolcrd In tho name ~ John
Nrownjohn said worlts we're combined In
single volume, which went under tho
name Of ''rhc Adventures Of Mitlndcs
rotcrkiu Paul" and supplied ON lts title
page the further Information, n very great
traveller, although no was small Nptur-
uliy enough the book wHs q double nroduct,
liNo lts title. hnif prose and half verse.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21
VEGETABLES

Offerings we're only moderate and values gen
sraly we're VOL sustained q. follows whiie
Ul7hl New York, choice. 81 Ga White patA
toes jersey, per basket s5eGti sweet pots.
2 rs, No. .. NVl5O. Sweet potatoes, Della.
ss., Es. sg,s Sgs MsF}S.s .,sa Ss
soc No, 60 % ,onlen.. -. g loom sss.-
danish per ton. Jsb . 10 apinGeh NstfoIk. p.f
bbl mas 80. kale Norfok. per bbl ti y
lettuce. FLORIDA per basket ~ ~, do. Nir.
einla, per basket ~ 81 90. DO, North Carolina.
per basket iiu2 Beans. Florida. p.r basket
81 6Od9 Eaapant. Florida. per box. " ~ y
30 Feppers. FLORIDA. p:r hoN, 2.o0dt.
squash Florida, per box, u. 10 10 -, Peas,
Florida, per basket 1gu5.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21
FIGHT AGAINST BOOZE
IN A TEXAS COUNTY
prohibitionists Hope to Establish Dry
Spot in Legislation

AUSTIN. Texas, Dec. 2t.-Prohibitlonists
tpday wsro striving TO give the next Legisla-
IRE 4 dry spot in which to cogitAte on the
rroposed Statewide anti-booRe measure
ahlehiis scheduled 20 provide the fireworks
h the coming session.
Travis County, In which the capital is
bcated, is voting on local option The drys
srs confident OF victory, even though they
kad 20 worry along in their campaign with
sat the aid OF Cyclone" Davis, who Is
dsiained at Washington by farewell
eppearance
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21
Congestlon Mako Zoo Mon Idlc

SHARON. Pa. Dec ~ -SBecausa NJ n
shortage " coke. due TO railroad congestion.
furnace No I. Of tho ShsnnnEo furnace has
closed for an Indefinite period throwing sON
men out of employment
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21
FRESH FRuITs

choice stock sold fairly and ruled er,, ,pA.-
bs5iasri5s 9Gsrint, Sgois stions Applss .psr
ilsQ0b 90 York tmpsriai sac III" psn ipsuvI.
" ~ H!aldwi!., No. !. ia,TsaA Isl. do. 10.
AIaueu, W 1oVW 90 Nrrerpng, No. 4. 81 SO b 81.
%. urr!adsd. q % o. Kinr 30 L I65'
giaErsdse ,i9 sSsS w soy 2s2 stsymsn. No. ittA,
S!s.ls @ 9S pSsr'iss g.r g., ARss. nots
hright t2.iSQs. Rassst u 5spgfs faa.
fruit, FLORIDA. per cate t247fs rinssp.
plss Florida. indian River. per crsts. i2.3O0
i'. isl. ,ysIisiis, ieegi Esfiy hises ,s 2 so
si.sS ssas'rgs' ss, Tsge ~. I'D I'd gs as G'g g.
yer stale, ii5oGa straw0srr,ss Florida, psr
Ut, % aQc, Pears, New York. per bush. hams
..i,.s, E..ri,csSe.sl q isog, sheldon, iiso0s Peas.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21
Union Paeile to Pay Extra

NEW YORK. Dec 2i--The Union Pacific
Railroad has declared an extra dividend Of
? per cent on the common stock, payable
January is to stock OF record January ..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

sssSsslnty. iSgiss White Ierhotns, ,ecortlus to
sssrfsyT ~ ~ gssgSte Fee.s is5tse p,s-yrs oid
S,SsElp-e nsfEst tuIoI srm ~ gsss, M
Esys 0ssesatous Ergah KILLED dry.pscked fgT
~ ~ 10 fancy. nearby atr sxcspttsssl Il
~ sg sel sSelssss y isasy gsstsrn scs rst v ssoa
9VBssfa. faney selected aaei 90 vstrktS.
sNH9 W, apievs, a2Nci 90 3 ib- seis~s
~ 81 Us auleCe. ~ . 2ue. 40 \ tts
Fes.d s,sssF 1ss e 10. 'I,sd .sd d1.g tsssy .r!
s.ihnel 90! WsiFhinn lbs. apisrp 9Ocl sfsnfsr
iaWisei old roostsfs dry .pieksd
tte5 rpnstlnE chickens, western dry rtessS 4,
sSsAssss reshlng lts and over rsr rair ate,
iSi rsr psir' ~ i,,,e y es's; wsishlns
otsi Ssr bSiS 81 y ss ss 3. yl.hi9S s. sad
I'm sr-Sol N sbls wstshins ib,. psr psif. 10 5os.
sg ~ p.r pslr. 2i8sSc chleksns. wsisSsss
.,. .sg 2g5 s,S brsisy. Jersey fancy Sic troii
aassa aas s'' ps,2s; s,sl;r' s5Slg s5
ssss'' .,,i.s n;sa'hy a90a2e %, ws,tsrn $50
i53 iS hs' g'r -. @o1 write. .gsishiag
x; y ','!;5sasi. GSsts' .iSssa a 10! y, "
No 2 Cos u Al "a -f~N' @''-'' WV
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21
Grnnulated Sugar Unchanged

NEW YORK. Dec 2i,--Fine Eranulatsd
sugar Was unchanged today Rt I05c The
last sale in spot Cuba rRws was NJ 52Ic.
an advance Of i3 points over Wednesdays
opening
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21

TRoCADERO-'sThs Passmakefa." With la
HeFEara 10 series Of poses with trained DOES,
Vaudsylis aud burlssqus spscialtlss also "a
uFpaFam.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21

CROSS KEYS-'"rhs Broken Scarab; Hands
and Mills Dana Cooper and company s9ert
and tha Miller Sisters Bates and hlsleN
and Lessar and Lesser. nTst halt of week
Tbs Carnival uirl': Gray ana Mnestsri lfi5a
bert: Archer aud Car, and failhoa bana
latter hAlf of week
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21

IMPERIAL GOTH = WALNUT SITS,
Robert Warwick and Mollie King
In ALL MAN"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21
Four Parallel Stories in On

The One New Mode Of Express
sion Conceived in the Brain OF
Man In the Last Two thousand
Years.
The Most Revolutionary IN
nOVatiOn Since the First COncep-
tiOn Of the Drama as Form OF
Speech.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21
At PoPrLAR PRIoEs

wALNUT-"hfutt and Jsn's Wedding" In
which Atutt aud Jrn disp0rt themselves In a
new Eulss. Mriodrama. farce. music aud eE'
trHvaEanza mixed Ia the entertainment
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21

ofrAiDsyTs s-NsW and Fsfained parpdlsa Ane
sonEs b. tha popular local oFHanizatlon of
biarkfacs specialists With traVeatisa or Fhi'
adelphia events featured.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21

EADEP FoRTY-FmsT AND
LLfADLN LANCASTER AVENUE
KATHRINE WILLIAMS in
THE NALlASTs on VIRGINIA"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21

KEITH B--K0sion Russian bAllsti Jean AdaiI
aud company Aiiior McWAtteTs and Tysoui
Jack ~. Gardner; AEnon; Russell Mack and
blanche Vincent; Monsieur and Madame All
pictorial nHRa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21

WILLIAM PENN--Ds Pace ssItst: Ksllar Mack
aud Anna Earle: OdFa Ainsisst Foster and
Ferguson. and The Criminal, :, photoplaJ
nTst half of week. 'Pstiicoat MnstTsla", The
Brown Comedy Four PTiEErs, WAllan and
company; Chuck" Haas, and '+fhs wharf
Rat" photopiay. latter half OF Wssk.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21

frvE-Cholce stock sold fairly aud ruled nrtu
easiations Fowls. as TO quality. iIq ipc, old
Tsstnfs. 1gGito; spring chickens according 10