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The Washington herald., 1917-12-06
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelrhia. Dec. 5.-BUTrER-Steady. Ono
tations: Western. solid-packed creamery, o
higher scoring goods 5a5l; extra firsts, iTa
IS; firsts. 4iaIe; seconds. ilaf3; held creamery,
good to choice, 43ai5: nearby prints, fancy,
s.; average extra, 5oa52; frsts. i5a4s; seconds,
8: special brands jobbing at Sass.
GGs-fine fresh eggs scarce and firm. Quo
tations today: In free cases. nearby, frsts
l6I1al6-D; standard case. current recripts, Is 30
case; seconds, B.3al4.7o; Western extra frsts,
ls.3oAisto' case; frsts $50 case; seconds,
n6aH7O; refrigerator. extra. lilo case: frsts.
1910; seconds, 9.6oal0.20; fancy selected fresh,
johhing at CAS- dozen
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys. fresh-kiIled.
nearby. spring. dry-picked. fancy. S5ass: fair 10
good. 5oa3i; tresh-killed Western. spring. dry-
picked. fancy, "a; fair to good. 5a53; fresh
killed. iced. in bbls.. fancy. ssa3i; fair to
good, slas2; old tcm. 3Oas2 common, 25a25.
Fowls. Z TO box, milkfed. dry-picked, fancy
selected. Z1zc; weighing ~ he. and over
apiece. z; lbs apiece, 2s; 81 lbs. apiece. 8;
lbs. apiece. Z2a2i: iced. in bbls., fancy, dry
picked, weighing ~ lbs. and over apiece, 3ys /;
lbs. apiece. 5i4; smaller sizes. aa2i Old
roosters. dry-picked .; brOiling chickens. weigh
ing liza2 lbs. apiece-Jcrsy. fancy 33as; Va,
fancy. 3oaiS; other nearby. 2sa30; Western, @a3o;
roasting chickens. Western. weighing lbs and
over apiece. in boxes. HaZlS; lbs. and over
apiece. in bbls. 8: chickens. Western, weigh
ing 81 lbs. apiece. e; 2sa3 lbs. apiece. Zla22
Ducks. nearby. Zla2 ducks. Western. weigh
ing 1 lbs. and over. 2oaZ5; ducks, Western,
smaller sizes. 81; geese. nearby. IA II; West
ern. 2la22
LIVE PoULTRY-Fowls. as to quality, slae4 !;
ROSTERS. Is; spring chickens. not leRhorns &c
cordng to quality. 3Ds2i; ducks. Pekin. 2ia2s; ;
Indian runner. aa22; turkeys. 2a2s; geese. 2eses;
gnineas, young. pair. weighing lha2 pounds
apiece, 15aso; smaller sizes 5aeo; guineas. old.
pair, 6a65; pigeons. old. pair. 2ia3sc: young
rair. 9a2
Receipts today-Fiour, III barrels and ]. 81
@0 pounds in acks: wheat, lN.O34 bushels;
corn. 500 bushels: cats, 2. 9os bushels; hay.
ZIG tons, and cars of straw
The Washington herald., 1917-12-06
Furnished ny N. L. Carpenter 4 Co
New Orleans.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Nd. Dec 6-BUTTER-Creamer
Western separator. extra, 4skai7; frsts, ila45
do. prints. X pound. extras. Eai7k; frsts, ~
5;; do, prints ] pound. extras. Eai7h: frsts
44ai5: nearby creamery, extras. 42aEs; frsts. Soa
Il; dairy prints, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and
Virginia extras. aaS5; .hrsts Slab; stnre-packed
frsts. 3las2; rolls, Maryland and Pennsylvania,
extra, a2as3; do. West Virginia. extras, seaSa
BGGS-Market quiet; los off, Firsts. Western
Maryland. PENNSYLVANIA. and nearby 50: Eastern
Shore. Maryland and Virginia, 20; Western
lOhiol. b; West Virginia. 90; Southern North
Carolina), -4sa49
LIVE POUBTRY-C Chickens, smooth. young.
by boat, per h., 2; do, by, express. n: do,
POOR, rough. per h.. BAD; do, young white leg
horns. q; do, old hens lbs and over q; do.
small to medium. lbs %; do. old roosters, i2al3;
ducks, Muscoyy and mongrel per H., ah2I;
do, White Pekins. p; do, Indian runners Isa
70; do, puddle, ~ POUNDS and over, 2la22; do,
smaller, poor. lsals Geese. Maryland and viz
ginia, fat, per H.. 2a2; do, Western and
Southern. 2oa2l; do, Kent Island, fat .aa2s
Turkeys, choice, young, 10 pounds and over per
h., q; do, old toms. lb.. Is; do, POOR
thin, pound. 2ia22; pigeons, pair, old, 30; do, +,
young, 30; guinea fowl. young II pounds and
up, each. %; do. smaller. each. 20; do, old,
each. %.
Potatoes sell by 100 pounds now.)
POTAToES-White. Western Maryland and
Pennsylvania. per 100 lbs, 2ooa2lO: New York,
no. j. 2oa2.l0; Eastern Shore, Maryland aud
Virginia, 15al. 70: sweets. yellows, fresh dug. pcr
barrel. 2Da3.Oo; yellows. Eastern Shore, Nd,
barrel. 3coa35o.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-06
TRACTION SHARES
DECLINE TWO POINTS
Other Stocks Active on D. c. Ex-
change-Enotype Weak.

A greater volume of business than
usual was transacted in Capital Trac-
tion shares at yesterdays session of
the local Stock Exchange. At the
opening. the shares sold at s., broke
to 81 and gradually to 50, where fifty
shares sold in lots, and thereafter to
SO IL, with the last sale at 50 IL.
Mergenthaler Linotype stocks sold
at 129. which would equal I34 with
the regular and extra dividend, show
ing more or less weakness. Tho clos
ing was with lbs bid, 12s IL asked.
A small amount of Columbia Ma
tional' Banks stocks brought 2f5.
Bonds were neglected.
The Treasury Department again
calls notice to the fact that 500. OOe, ,ooO
Treasury certificates bearing date OF
September IL and maturing December
Il, have been called for redemption
December 6. at par and accrued inter
est. On and after December in
terest on these certificates ceases.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-06
|. c. c. REPORT CAUSES
WALL Street BOOM
Railroad Securities Advance Three
Points in Late Trading,

New York. Dec. 5.-The Interstate
Commerce Commissions communica-
tion to Congress suggested that the
government should control all security
issues. should attend to the financing
of all the roads, and should permit
present railroad security holders to
have a fair return on their invest
ments, and caused a boom. in the
stock exchange market In which rail-
road securities advanced from to 4
points in the last hour of trading. 1t
made the whole market buoyant, lift
ing it from a condition OF depression
that had not been seen before in
Wall Street
This report of the commission came
at time when stocks were selling
at new low records In many Depart
ments. Pennsylvania had not sold so
low IN more than thirty years. Unit
ed States Steel had gone down to
Sc "a, thus losing all of the war
boom advance st. Paul was at IS,
Atchsion at 81 IA, B. & o, at As rs,
Reading at 65 1-2. Union Pacific at
100 1-2. and st. Paul pfd. at the
unheard of price of 6s 1-2.
The first sign OF a turn came when
Secretary McAdoo's report was made
public. suggestiong there ought to be
no additional taxes levied by this
session of Congress. A feeble raliv
resulted. but 1t was soon lost.
Then came the Interstate Commerce
Commission report From its first
appearance the market gained in
strength and activity. It continued
its advance up to the very last quota
ton of the day.
st. Paul, which had been hammer
ed down to IS rose to 80. with a gain
of S-4. B. & q. gained 1-2, Canadi-
an Pacific. 2; C. & o., 1; Delaware &
Hudson. 1-2; Erie. 1 rs; Illinois
Central. 23-i; New York Central,
3 is; New Haven. 81; Pennsylvania.
1; Southern Pacific, 2. and Union
Pacific. 3 points.
Central Leather scored an advance
of is, Marine pfd., 1-2; General
Electric, 2 1-2; General Motors, 3:
Shelters. 1 3-s; United Cigar stores,
2. and Tobacco Products, L
The Washington herald., 1917-12-06
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below are for large lots O,
good marketable goods only. Jobbers' prices are
higher. Lower grades may be sold for less.
Fancy goods command higher prices.
HGS-Fancy. strictly fresh. Sa5s; average
receipts, 81; southern West Virginia. IS
CHEEsE-New York State factory, new. per
h., Za8. -
BUTTHR-Egin print, ST. Elgn tub, 30
process, -; store-packed. sia36.
LIVE PoULTRY-Hens. per n. aaz5
ROSTERS Der lb.. I5; turkeys. per h.. %; chick.
ems. Der h., 8aE; keats, young. each. 3oa3,
DRESSED PoULTRY-Iiens. choice, DER ib'.
.; spring chickens. Za2g per lb.: turkeys, pel
ID, Sas2; roosters. per ID. l9a2e; geese, Der
10. l9aD; ducks. per lb.. Pats
LIVE STOCKS-Shecp, per h., Tas; lambs,
spring, Is; calves, per ID, l6; medium, Der lb,
l5al5h; common, 2al3.
PoRK-Smsll. Per H., 2; medium, per h..
2; heavy. per ID. 2Oan. =
sEEDS-Red clover. 15sosl5eo. per bushel
als1ke clover, H.5oal5oo; crimson clover. Il 5a
lSW; timothy. 3.Sai.0o per bushel; red ton,
aooali75 per 100 lbs; bluegrass 3cOaa50.
GhAIN-wheat. milling. per busbel. 2loa2ao /;
5aa. =
FRUITs-Apples. new, per bbl. 2ooasso: Der
boz. 5oa275; California oranges. 4ooa5 o. lemons
65oasso; Concords. Alb. basket. leals; pears.
basket, oa2S; grapefruit crate. a5Oai.oo;
chestnuts, per lb., sas
GREEN GOODs-Potatoes, MOL. aaa2 rs
per bbl.; No. POTATOES. l5oa275; sweet pota-
toes. sooa65o per bbl: No. 2, 2ODaa.so Der bbl. /;
string beans. per basket. 3ooa5o: peppers, crate,
3.soaSS0; okra. per crate, 225As5o; radishes, Der
100. L5Oo20; cucumbers, basket, 35oa5.0o: egg.
plant. 3oOa5.O crate; cabbage. per 100 lbs, a0Oa
AZ; beets. per bunch. 4ae: lettuce L7saSOo per
basket. celery, 0al5 per doz.; celery. crate. 25oa
40; ronaine lettuce. 1o0ai.5o; squash. 2ooa2 25
per crate; tomatoes. L5oa375 per box; spring
onions. f.5ea20o per 100 punches; onions, pef
sack. S0a33; spinach. 3ooa350 per bbl; kale,
!. .5oal.T5 bb.: tur1tps per box. 75aso; per bbl..
l.75a30; caulihowcr, 2ooa22 per crate.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-06
SOARING OF MEDICINE
HRlDERS FREE CLINIC

There is a, new phase In the con-
stantly rising price of drugs.
Free clinics throughout the city
claim that they are not able to buy
enough drugs to treat their patients
with with limited I'm. FUNDS at their disposal.
some cases as much as twenty-five
per cent in week. the various free
dispensaries find 1t almost impossi-
bic to always give the medicines
they would like to.
Mrs Kline, of the Gospel Mission.
said, Our supply Of medicines has
never been, SO low as 1t 10 now. We
are especially In need Of quinine and
the various bromides. II any ply
sicians would care to give us any
Of the samples which the big drug
houses generally send to them. we
would be only too glad to secd !
messenger to get them"
The Washington herald., 1917-12-06
Cosmos-vaudeviIIe.

Harrington Reynolds new girl
act 'oh. What a Woman will be
presented at the Cosmos theater
next week by a company OF ten
stylish girls headed by Sally sternb-
Ter and Thomas Graydon. Edward
Beban and Grace Flint, the musical
STATS OF "A Filtration" will appear
in revelry OF songs ana comedy
by Dan Rose, as one Of the strik-
ing features OF the bill. The Tivoli
Girls will introduce a trio OF noted
singers and dancers from the Eng
lish music halls, and Dawn June
viii present a unique act IN a glass
tank filled with water. while Holmes
and Wells will bring a dainty musi-
cal sketch. 'On the Doorstep"
More Truth Than Poetry" which
has Nine. Olga Petrova for its star,
and Charlie Chaplin in his latest
film laughmaker. The Adventurer."
which. with the Hearst Pathe News
VIII complete the bill
The Washington herald., 1917-12-06
Moore's Garden-aIndlsc
Corinne.

For Friday and Saturday OF this
week the photoplay feature al
Moore's Garden Theater VIII be "In-
discreet COrinne," comedy-drama
distinguished by the enlivening acti-
vities of Olive Thomas.
The feature of the bill continuing
through Thursday is please Help
Emily" a film version OF the Froh-
man comedy OF the same name in
which Ann Murdock and most of her
original supporting cast from the
speaking stage are screened.
The first three days OF next week
will be featured by showings of
American Maid" On Wednesday
and Thursday the chief attraction
will be The Silent Witness" For
the last two days OF the week ''The
Ship Of Doom" is scheduled to hold
the screen.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-06
CHICAGO GRAIN.
ny JOSEPH r. PRITCHARD.

Chicago, Dec. 5-The corn sold by sampIe
On the Board Of Trade today showed advances
This strength was the result Of small rcceiiss
and an improved demand from the many IN
dustries in and around Chicago. and which,
tion.
There were advances Of 4 to cent In the
pnce OF corn futures and at the close, closed at
oest levels Of the session. There was no great
urseny in the buying POWER yet il deyeioped
on az the weak spots Of the morning and It
was IN evidence during the last hour on the
mat the total corn crop was reckoned too
ssAig n the season. Some Of those who be-
neve that ccrn is now too low estimate that
~ rs m mep IN caai ~ not show anything In sxcrss
r, oats again toached new high levels today
ssssSi ssSSmoer eslhns az 70 Or Is above Tuesdays
ihsures q saturday. There were many rest.
Ing orders TO sell the December at IS and NAV A.
i1h gnu. but was impossible 70 execute al
The Washington herald., 1917-12-06
WORLDS statesmen
MAY CONVENE HERE

The 1918 convention OF the Worlds
Statesmen. to be held on June Is. may
take place in Washington. Frelim-
mary work to this effect is being
arranged among bushes men OF the
capital
The fact that President Wilson has
shown a deep interest in the organi-
cation, having delivered the inaur-
ural address In Detroit two years
ago, ana lately expressed his desire
that the convention be held in spite
OF the war increases the possibility
OF the selection OF Washington as the
place for tie coming congress. Four
tx-five hundred delegates attended the
last convention. and many more are
expected TO come 20 the next
The Washington herald., 1917-12-06
N.tio.aI-B.rto. Hol-e.

Another opportunity to take a de-
hghtful Journey with Burton Holmes
viii begin at the National Theatre
next Sunday evening when he viii
give his travelogue, ''Circling the
Pacific" an extra" addition to the
resular series he has just completed.
This "Circling the Pacific" will also
include a picturesque and interesting
cruise through the celibes Group. q
new series OF experiences from Mr..
Holmes and one that has added
greatly 20 his collection Of faraway
Photographic material.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-06
he Latest Financial Ne1s Stock Market Quotations

vhicA b not ths e.ss. rates would b hishx.
At peessnt they are quoted a. follows:
6s5A for sixty days Exs6s for ninety dau.
5Sa5A for four. Eve and six mouths on mixed
collateal. and at tkas On all maturities On
industrial collateral
Mercantile paper was sold In moderate
anountA Many f the buyers were tempo
rar1ly out Of the MARKET Rates for the most
attractive names: For four months, ~; yix
months. ~. and names not % web known,
8 pr cont
The Washington herald., 1917-12-06
Arcade Dance Auditorium.

The big uptown dance palace has
an attractive program for the re-
mainder Of the week. Tonight will be
Ladies' Night. when members Of the
fair sex will be admitted gratis. Fri
day until SIS will be Kiddies' Night,
after which the floor will be
given over TO the adults. On Satur-
day will be the popular weekend
dance. when an augmented orchestra
and spotlight will be in evidence.
The big orchestra. which is IN at
tendance every evening. is a tremend-
Gus favorite with the dancing con-
tingent Their repertoire is up-to-ths
minute and the music lie Of the ir-
resisuble variety.
In keeping with its liberal policy.
the MANAGEMENT announces that
dancing free until 2" will continue.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-06
MRS. M. K. ATHERTON DEAD.

Mrs. Margaret Atherton, widow
of Judge Gibson Atherton, 81 years
died at the home of her daughter
Mrs. II. A. Marr, 1918 S street north
west, yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Atherton is survived by two
daughters. Mrs. Marr and Mrs. Clara
Riedel. of Denver. Funeral services
will be held in Newark, Ohio. Fri
day,
The Washington herald., 1917-12-06
COTTON MARKETS.

New York, Dec S-After a day Of unsettle-
mcnt- with pcriods Of weakness, the cotton
market ralliCd from the bottom and closed
higher today.
The market had a very irregular opening
first prices being from d points lower on
January tn points higher on May. The
market turned much hrmer right after the
opening.
renewal Of Wall Street selling led TO an
easier early afternoon market. prices react
ing from top ID to 20 points General business
was not active.
In tho last hour fluctuations were vey e.
ratio. but the market displayed a steadier tone
than in the preceding hour.
The receipts at the ports for the day wpr,
8.l9 bales. against 56,s5 week ago and
H.l9 a year ago.
New York
The Washington herald., 1917-12-06
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Dee 5-HOGs-Recsipts, y 5000
firm; buIk. lsshI7.S; Isht, ls. .i5al7. 30; mixed.
H.I5anIb: heavy, ls.sosi1.6: rought, B.f5a
B.S; pigs ni5al6
CATTLE-Receipts. 1900; finn; native seers,
L15al5.D; Western seers. s25alS5o; stockers
and feeders. 6loalo.eo: cows and heifers. SIS
al1.o; calves. y.5oaIl1.
sHEEP-Recsipts. is.op; finn; wsthss. SEQ
a1zw; lambs. l2Nal7.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-06
Philadelphia Orchestra.

The second concert OF the Phila-
delphia Orchestra under the direction
OF Leopold Stokowskd will be given
at the National Thester next Tues
day. The appearance Of Jacques Thi-
band. the celebrated French violin
sit. will be the feature Of the occa-
sion. He viii play the L4alo Concerto
in F. work which is particularly
suited toshis Etyle.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-06

Les Miserables," will continue the
feature Of the photoplay program at
Moore's Strand Theater through the
remaining days of the current week
The chief attraction from Sunday
until Thursday viii be The Eternal
Temptress." In this gripping camera
drama the exquisite beauty Of the
The Washington herald., 1917-12-06
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. Dec. 6-CIosins price, Raltimore
grain m.Iket-w Wheat No. q soft red. sSa md
No. z Red Winter. s22i; bag lots or soush.
en- Do nom q to a.ls. as to auaiity and
yellow and white, cob Is quoted al the s.r,s
price; cats, standard white. oss No. . vhits.
"; re. No. 2 New Western Export. n8.
bag lots. nearby rye. a. to quality. 81 eosl 70
The Washington herald., 1917-12-06
GAMBLING

Now the Word is rnins to have Ills Oh
,ccI leSsun-fiNe minious q Anleficzr
leest lah1r not ouly Witidr1Wa frlu lro-
d1oing but mEie depludeuts o. thasC lcft
70 run the nauuns inuusirics and o~er
I've millions Of thOse rgInninin-. l-ucuc-
ing war material for the hrst fte fiu-
lions aud their allies 10 deS,rry. sud tlpese
drew in peaoe beoanse their iae- i
now controlled By extrsord unary cunliiions
war conditinns whic. hold no relation q
the old or'ierly Paee S'ppls -dchsni
being 80. when The soliisrs C1ulc hasE ard
60 TO work and We no lnncur nccd Tic
ne millions of var matcrial lahr. there
vii he undreamed OF prospeng. grcltcr
than In war ttmeG
Then there win eone DE awakening: ,hs
I've I've iraIi mnl'ons hsek ifs@ 11 the var. and ths
lRhr. viii he told they an haze no mu-e
rrrsperity hecause labn-'s wn--s mus g.
sosn while living eosy rt.naias NJ. for
30 pay Liberty Interest,"
Then America win hrar from N. five
million soldiers Who ieft Their r~-aoe IN
dnSral slavery and acquired the raw. lei
blood throb Of indspeudencu.. Net b.
. d Ssht, We eid not 70 % var
We know there must be s6Fnething wroiE."
Then VIII come the auesfion: WHO o.
nmning thinut" and tlye snsws7 uiii he:
=. ne S,. SS,ssnnsns Sc s,i and tasn cur sodlsEs
1nmentf'-thens -ths rub.
II 10 folly 70 ny that teau4 a. uaf
tilthusiasn. luyalty, fqtriotism. ths poo
pie VIII GO no n al thing nos. lliustra-
uon OF what they viii Do. A. soun a. War
besan the American pcople. instrsd ii
donning sAckcloth aud aAcs piunrpd into
the vildesl stok gambling dehauch a al
h,soc. They ere nov paying Tie pTica-
umone. and yet they are surt a. eager 70
gamble ~ ever, war or no Nar. and Once
ny eet the true slant cn finance cundi-
uons uhs way they viii thrUH over stoassa
sna bonds and buy LieerSs ~in niAks nsE
the fsct. that thrre is one eresf b<n.
ehohry Of the wN-silver and that Il n 70
Be the one violent stool gambia whis
essrythinr els b cunblhne
Tbomss W. Isvsou.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-06
No. 3

Time is by when it q the duty Of nnan.
eialdom to "Husi;' tread softly; don't do
ANYTHING to hurt the stock market; Liber-
tys are below par and dropping"
American finance today is . condition.
The peoiis must be shown this condition.
or later when war most needs the peoples
aid. he'll will b 70 pay and the country's
pitch frozen-
Here will he the order: the government
Will contract for everything Necessary %
cary the war to 4 successful finish. not
only everything for US but fog our allies.
IL our allies cannot put up ccllsteral for
what We lend them. well and socd. we will
see them through Just the same. Next. the
government will issue Iibertys in con-
stAntly increasing quantities The people
must buy Ebertys as fast as they ar, Is
sued, 10 poy bills contracted for. To do
this they must part with billions of stocks
and bonds Temporarily they viii think.
but in fact Permanently; for when war
finance has made the circle the pcopleis
wealth will be in Ilbertys; the nations
industries in the hands Of the government;
the government viii run the industries
to make as little prOdt - possible beyond
what must be made 10 pay Libertys' In
terest To make more profit would neoes-
state adding 10 the already prohiMtiye
living cost, which might cause the people
70 rise and DO things 10 the govemment-
Then the war viii end, and our roldiers
will return, and for the first time the
world VIII re1li1e what the war haM done
to civilization particalariy America
= The world has always believed thst 70
Be employed in the natiou's industries-
Before war anyone, Gen the advanced
Socialist, who proclaimed that the Amer
can republic could retain IS prosperity
after withdrawing five millions Of its b>st
heor from its industries would have been
dubbed mad.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-06
Washington Stock Exchange.

Furnished by ". B. Hibbs & Co.
SALES
CAPITAL fraction. 10 at s. at 81, $
CAPITAL Traction. 10 at s., at g., ) at 81, S
at s07s, . at 80.
Mergenthaler. 10 at l9
After call:
Columbia National Bank, S at rs.
nIaT1tai Traction, at S0ii, 3 at SOL l9 at
The Washington herald., 1917-12-06
NsfisnaI-LexfnslEa-

Leginska. the pianist marvel. win
be the attraction tomorrow AZ the
fourth concert Of the Ten-star series
Technique. Temperament and person
atty are the things that loom large
In the work Of this artistic. No pupil
OF Europe's greatest teacher, Lesch-
etisky. ever advanced successward %
fast as Leginska. now ranked among
the foremost three pianists OF the
dag. The program offered for to-
morrow u especially Interesting 70
students Of the piano.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-06
NEW YORK MONEY.

~ rcs: Dss. s-M.s.s = an m N.
- esut; lox. - - 80. - hgh.
S.t Msss 4 sAs dHrs iosss -. : ps.
~ - emt n.os at
nns nny ~ an v.y -,
~ ~s-z.sssa. a '.us - s.s.szn T. - -
The Washington herald., 1917-12-06

orders on the selling side. The buying was
credited largely to exporters Of oats.
cents higher. Cashs saies were 1000 bushels =
Furnished By w. D. Hibbs & Co.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-06
Promised Theater ATTRACTIONS

famous diva Lima cavsiierf, VII b
reelected for che first time IN silent
drama. The last three days Of the
week win be featured BY Fringe Of
The Washington herald., 1917-12-06
Belasee-9lissIIianee.s

William Faversham's production Of
Barnard shaw's comedy of "MisaIli-
nnce" VIII be seen at the Belasco
Theater next week under his per-
sonai direction. Maclyn Arbuckie
win be seen az the Great John Tarle-
ton; Katherine Kaelred. remembered
for her startling portrayal Of the
vampire In "A Fool There Was" ap-
pears as the beautiful Lima Others
IN the cast include Elizabeth Risdon,
Mrs. Edmund Gurney. George Fitx-
gerald. Frederick Lloyd. Joseph Nc
Manus. Malcolm Morley and Philip
Leigh 'Misalliance" comes 70 the
Belasco Theater direct from its run
In New York City and Boston with
the original cast and production.
"Misailiance" Il written to be acted
without any intermissions. but as
this In not feasible. Mr.. Fsversham
has divided the play into three ,epi-
sodes with two fntermissions Of eight
minutes each. The action of the
comedy Is continuous, thus preserving
the Greek unities of construction.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-06
Loew's Ceiumbia-vivian Martha.
Gsyety-BurIesque.

Jacobs and Jormon's big Bur-
lesQue Review" a pretentious offer
ing. comes to the Gayety Theater
next week after q series OF notable
successes in its tour around the
Columbia circuit.
The cast is headed by Harry K.
Morton and Zella Russell, whose
efforts are supplemented by Danny
Murphy. Harry O'Neal, Roy Peck.
Julia de Kelety. Flossie Everette.
and a chorus OF twenty as beautiful
and graceful d msels as have ever
appeared in burlesque. Some of the
musical hits" on the program are:
Down Where the Sweet Potatoes
Grow" Bad Little Girls" Don't
Weaken. Boys" and MY Little
Pal"