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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-10-31

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NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 3O.-Good cables
caused a rise of 3 to 4 points the near
months during the first call in cotton today
but the distant months were slightly lower
and after tile opening there was heavy sell
ing on the unsatisfactory situation ~ the
coal industry At the end of the first half
houl of trading prices were "a to 81 points
under the close of yesterday.
A private bureau report condition of
50.2 caused considerable buying on which
the market recovered. On this movement
the strongest months went to points
over Yesterdays last quotations The tone
turned quiet and prices sagged, standing
late in the morning at net losses of to Z
points.
considerable volume of liquidation came
on the market and at l O'Clock prices were
at net declines of II to 20 points.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
The following were the ruling prices In
'nn exCnangp today:
Tone, Steady; middling, SOC; steady.
Open. High Low Sale Close. Close
Jan. e. $3.50 SO "a 80. Al sc. Oh sc 90 30 Sc
Mar. -. 81 81 So .25 "a. AZ 80. IL So II "a 90
May e. "a 20 10 80. II "a So "a. 81 1928
July =. SO 10 "a 80 SO 80 "a Is 34.1s SO 10
Dec. =. Sc IS Sc 90 SO so SO. 90 SO IS Sc 81
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 30.-SpOt cotton
steady, 80 points higher; sales the spot,
2,503; to arrive, 4, 1872; low middling, SO. 10.
middling, 1900; good middling, 1910; re
ceipts, 1924; stock, 376,347.
SPOT COTTON MARKET
Atlanta, steady, assoc.
New York quiet, 38.25c.
New Orleans, steady, 39c.
Philadelphia, steady, 38.50c
Charleston, steady, 36.50c.
Galveston, steady, 4O5Oc.
Montgomery, steady, SIC.
Boston, steady, 3S.55c.
Mobile, steady, SO. SOC.
Norfolk, steady, BIC.
Savannah, steady, 37.25c.
st. Louis, steady, 80 SOC.
Houston, steady, 40c.
Memphis, steady, 4Oc.
Augusta, steady, 3713c.
Little Rock, steady, SO, SOC.
Dallas, steady, 40. 25c
ATLANTA SPOT COTTON
Atlanta spots steady .....,...........3S . soc
RecelptS ......'., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ILL
shipments .......'.... '....,... -,OnS
STOCKS '............... .....,... 80, -9O
LIVERPOOL COTTON
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The evening world., 1919-09-13
.FLAGLER ESTATE LEASED
FOR GREAT MOVIE STUDIO
D. w. Griffith viii Build a Million
Dollar Plant on Orienta
Point.
Especial to The Evening wOhd)

WHITE PLAINS. n. Y. Sept. Ia
The reason why eKemplifed copies OF
the wills OF the late Henry NJ F1agler,
the standard Oil magnate. and President
of the East Coast Railway Company.
and OF the late Mrs. Mart Lily Bingham.
wife OF Judge Bingham, covering estates
worth $50, 900. 900. were filed IN the West
chester County Surrogate's office. It is
asserted here to-day, was because the
big Flagler estate on Orienta Point at
Mamaroneck on the Sound, will be leased
for moving picture purposes.
The property contains 2s acres and a
large mansion overlooking Long Island
Sound. where Mr.. Flagler lived for many
years. 1t 10 announced that the prop
crty has been leased for long per cd
by David w. Grifith, who will erect a
studio on the grounds to cost about
81, 100000. II Is said that the property
win then become large motion pic
ture producing centre.
The property was leased from Elmer
II. Smataers. who holds contract for
the purchase OF the estate, which viii
be cOnsummatcd when the Westchester
Courts approve OF the action OF the
executors,
Mrs. bingham was the widow OF Mr..
Flagler when she married Judge B ng-
ham. and she died shortly after the
marriage. Her estate controls the
orienta Point property.
The evening world., 1919-09-13
For Little Mems
dressed-up days

The Baby Store has just
received an interesting col
lection Of unusually attrac-
tive suits for master 2 TO
s years" They are mostly
velvet trousers combined
with silk shirts and are Just
the thing to wear when
Little Men go to parties, or
to polite promenades on Sun
day.
A navy or brown pair OF velvet
trousers and a pongee shirt are
decidedly practical, Sli.60.
A little more elaborate one Is
trimmed with touch OF embroid-
cry, 1926.
Charming one Of white cordu-
roy with white pongee shirt; very
practical and easily washed.
1880.
A white shocked washable
satin blouse and blue or brown
corduroy trousers makes n quaint
little suit, $l4.95.
For weddings or very festive
occasions Brother will enjoy wear
ing a white satin sultan ador-
able one, the little rounded collar
The evening world., 1919-09-13

Now Mildred Manning. once Vita
graphs o. Henry girl, and lately the
leading woman OF The Westernsrs,'
h' published a song called "The Girl
OF the Golden West" and dedicated
1t to Stewart Edward White.
A child actress OF popularity two
years ago was little Mary McAllister.
Essanay starred her and her dog
"Bobo" in "A series of short-reelers,
and she supported some of the best
players of the day when they used to
work at the Chicago Argyle Street
studios. She dropped out OF sight fos
n while, undergoing something like a
preliminary siege of the awkward age
period. Now we hear that she has,
histrionically speaking, recovered. She
iS to appear in stock, playing the
title role Of THE Little Princess" al
the Majestic in Los Angeles.
oliver Morosco's son Walter will
"play opposite" Lew Cody in the
second Cashier Cody production. Mr.
Don Juan" That is to say, young
Morosco will WOO the same leading
lady as Lew-to win her. very likely,
as Cody makes II n rule in his pic
lures never to be Benedict at the
final fade-out. Young Mr.. MoroSco
has never done any dramatic or pic
ture work before.
The pictorial Darby and Joan, who
in real life look younger than some
OF the stars whose parents they play,
James Neil and Edythe Chapman,
have severed their long connection
with Famous Players-Lasky. They
will work at Culver City, Cal, here
after at the Goldwyn studios.
Another Morosco juvenile-but this
| time not related to Oliver-is Harlan
Tucker, who will support Marie Wai-
camp in the future. The occasion
is new Oriental serial, directed by
Henry McItae.
II you're going to name a new COM
many, make il a good one. The latest
| Is the AllgOod Pictures Corporation,
engaged in serial production, with
| Charles Hutchinson Of Pathe'3 THE
| Great Gamble" as the principal per
former OF hair-raising stunts.
Kitty Gordon and the cinema ere
| parting company. The statuesq ue
lady is quitting the lensllght for the
! footlight entertainment, to appear
with Jack Wilson in a new musical
comedy. The Gordon vehicle has a
book by Will Johnstone and the nfore-
mentioned Mr.. Wilson. Whether or
not Vera Beresford, the little blond
English daughter OF the optic prima
! donna. is included in the plans is not
| given out.
Recall Agnes Ayres? She has just
| signed with Fox to appear opposite
| Bill Russell She will have the lead
ing feminine role in Sacred Silence. -
Agnes was Chicago schoolgirl when
| the dramatic bug chased her to a
studio, and she was with Nitagraph
last, for three years.
Some Baby" the farce comedy,
The evening world., 1919-09-13
Bg Julian Johnson.


all picture
would
to the
which the millions various parts
Of
amagamaton;
Cohen the
exhibitor number OF
OF
Of standard vaude-
for is ninety.
The evening world., 1919-09-13

Dedham, a peaceful, old-fasmoned
little town in Massachusetts, is all It
UP, and II isn't because the Post Office
Is afire. either. Previously Dedham's
greatest excitements have been the
destruction OF Mrs. Wilkins's cat by
touring automobile, or the picking or
Ephriam Perkins's pocket on his semi
centennial visit to Boston. Now, how
ever, Mary Miles Minter is tempo
rary resident, and on every corner
and in front of most OF the old houses
-apparently-they are shooting the
locations and exteriors OF her first
Eastern picture, "Anne OF Green
Gables" It is Dedham's first expert
ence with a crank camera. All the
little girls have taken to wearing
curls, and signs OF soap ana water are
said to have been seen on the paws OF
the adolescent males.
In its fight against unclean PIC
lures the National Association OF the
Motion Picture Industry is laying a
sharp axe to one of the roots OF the
tree which so far has been unnoticed
suggestive and questionable adVer-
tising. Some small town exhibitors,
and very many of the cheaper class
OF picture eNploiters in the cities,
rrisrepresent good films and fragrant
ly boost and exploit anything which
Is at all off color. And here's where'
in the future, they viii he stunE'
Under agreement with the Poster Ad-
yertising Corporation, new member
igfN on n l.
hosting space throughout the coun-
try will be refused to any pictures
not wholly approved by the associa-
TONS censoring committee, OF which
Gabriel /. Hess OF the Goldwyn Cor
poration, is Chairman.
Adolf Zukor, President OF Famous
Players LaslSy, Aircraft, Paramount
and numerous allied corporations, has
lust purchased the Putnam Building
on the west side OF Broadway, be-
tween 43d and 44th Streets, and will
presently build a great office build
ing and a huge theatre there, In
cluded in the deal Is WestOver Court
on the 44th jointure Ito this frontage
Two wires ha come out OF the
West which seem 20 nortcnd that tht
Griffith trek East may be delayed
another month. One from Dorothy
Gish to a young leading man now
Vacatloning in these parts bears this
facetious message: Have leased ouI
old house for another ten years
And another from Bobby Ilorron
says: --latest ncws on the Grifilth de-
narture: Jack Lloyd has bought q
trunk" LLOYD Is II member OF G"'f-
fith's managerial forces, Meanwhile
"Scarlet Days" the forthcoming pro-
duct of the sunshine master, is COM
ing to release.
The popular" or topical song ha'
come into great favor as an exploita-
tion stunt. Most OF the film compa-
nles have used II to advantage some
time or other in advertising an oH"r'
ing. while film stars innumerabl'
nave posed for the cover portrait
The evening world., 1919-09-13

will be Viola Dana's third Screen
Classics vehicle. The first two are
please Get Married" and The Will
low Tree" This Is Metros thirty
sixth purchase OF stage play for
screen translation.
THE Little Shepherd OF Kingdom
Come" which Mrs Charlotte Picl<ford
purchased for her son Jack. went with
Jack when he signed his Goldwyn
contract. II will in all probability be
,he youngest Pickford's Initial picture
fer Goldwyn.
Francesca Bertha, the beautiful
young italian who has been a favor
lie In films and In the theatre in her
native country, Is coming to America.
Not in the flesh, but in her celluloid
incarnation. she will appear under tie
Metro trademark in pictures directed
by an American. with an American
cast. Right now, however. Richard
Rowland will present her in produc-
tions made in italy.
Victor Moore is coming back. He
will make a series OF comedies, none of
them over two reels In length. Moore.
you remember. created "ChlInrnio
Fadden" in the films over two years
ago.
Francis X. Bushman's stage play
Is in rehearsal. II Is called "Tho
Master Thief" Francis X. wants his
wife. Beverly Bayne, to be his lcgiti-
mate leading woman, as she was on
the screen, but Beverly. II is SAID. docs
not look favorably upon a speaking
debut Besides, she is pretty busy
| playing mother TO Richard Stansbury
tho youngest Bushman.
OTIS Skinner will be "IIisme." on
the screen despite reports 20 the con-
trary. The Waldorf Company, pur-
chasers of the play, have at last lured
skinner with a golden bait too impell-
ing to resist. II is said, too, INA.
Skinner did not relish the Thought of
any other actor playing his beggar r
role In the movies. He has always
! cherished a sort OF grudge against the
motion drama--ever since Herbert
Brenon was TO have made "Kismet"
and didn't-although Skinner wag
paid for the services he never per-
| formed.
THE Fortune Hunter" will be an
Earle Williams vehicle, The play was
a money maker for years: long after
It's metropolitan performances il was
! played for thousands in stock com
panles over the country.
sydney Chaplin has had~enouEh OF
| England and France. He will return
very shortly, we hear, to take up his
| film work in Hollywood, where con-
ditions are not so difficult nor expen-
sve.
The combined efforts OF the Walsh
Ibrothers-Raoul and George - have
gone into the making of From Now
| on" n new Fox. Regina Quinn is
| Georges leading femme.
Harry Morey has a new director,
| Edward l.. Hollywood, who made sew
eral war pictures for the Government.
The evening world., 1919-09-13
Squirrel gray
uniform flannel
going hst

5000 yards left. 36 in.
wide, at &c yd., about to-
days wholesale price; so you
may imagine what renewals
will cost.
A very serviceable fabric,
for pajamas, nightgowns,
mems shirts and children's
wear.
Institutions and sewing
circles, please note.
Telephone and mail or
ders will receive prompt at
tention as long as the stock
lasts.
Main floor, Old Building
The evening world., 1919-09-13
Beautiful dress poplin, $1.5O yd.

The soft, cinging, shimmering popln holds charm
that makes very desirable for dresses and skirts In the
big display of silks in the Downstairs Store this line is fea
tured for Monday It's 40 inches wide, the coors rose
gray, brown and black Price $3.50 yard.
Downstairs Store, Old Bldg.
The evening world., 1919-09-13
Another lot at SI4.95
l,50O yds. of Japanese crepe
is priced for Monday at 38c

It's marked SOC now and consider that very low
price But because has sold well the assortment became
broken away goes at 38c Splendid for chdrens wear
for waists, for home dresses-even for shirts.
Wears like iron" is what's said of it. Coors pink,
blue green stripes plain shades of pink green blue
and white Monday 3Sc per yard
Downstairs Store, New Bldg.
The evening world., 1919-09-13
BEHIND THE SCREEN
"Close-Up" News and Views Of Film
land and Its People.

New Combination Said to Be Forming Would Control
Ninety New York Theatres and Be the Most Powerful
in ExiStence-Campagn for Clean Pictures to Be Aided
way House.
The evening world., 1919-09-13
Mason fruit jars-SaLe

3700 doz regular and wide mouths
Bought them well ahead Of the SALE and at concession
in price In view of the limited quantity cannot take
mail orders.
Regular jar pint size zoe doz Wide mouth pint
Regular Jar quart size 7b doz Wide mouth size
Regular Jar hall gal size sb doz Wide mouth half gal size
Second Gallery New Building
The evening world., 1919-09-13

finished with scalloping and en-
broidery, 1895.
A regular little Lord Fontleroy
suit comes in velveteen drown
or navy trousers and shirt OF
pongee, 1885.
Too sweet for words is a little
suit with pink satin trousers and
white satin shirt, $I3.95.
Third floor, Old Building
The evening world., 1919-09-13
ANATOMIK shoes

Plain, well-made, sensibly
planned, attractive shoes for
people who want to avoid
foot trouble-men, women
and children.
ANATOMIK shoes are
the only shoes which have
All the features so
necessary to foot comfort
l. Proper base, with wide
enough soles, to support the
weight of the body.
2. Enlarged heels, prop
erly placed, TO receive the
the weight OF the body and
prevent the over-rolling of
the foot.
3. Straight lastsLa
straight line from center OF
heel to center of toe-pre-
venting the twisting OF the
foot.
4. DR.. Coles special adap-
tation of the inside bottom
of the shoes to conform to
the arches of the foot.
All of these features have
been carried out to detailed
perfection insisted upon by
DR.. Cole, who supervises the
manufacture OF ofANATOMIK
shoes.
ANATOMIK shoes come
in a variety of styles.
For sale exclusively in New
York in the Wanamaker
Store.
Women's and Children's-
First floor, Old Building
Mems and Boys
Burlington Arcade floor,
= New Building
The evening world., 1919-09-13
Enamel on brass fixtures

Enamel on brass fixtures
White enamel medicine
cabinets, l5xl9 in. with bevel
plate mirror and two glass shelves,
$8., regular price $40. =
White enamel medicine
cabinet, l7x23 in. with bevel
plate mirror and three glass
shelves, $ll, regular price $l4.
White enamel stools with
rubber tips, price $2.45, regular
price $2.S5; $3.50, regular price
$3.50.
Porceloid covered stool with
rubber tips, SO, regular price So.
Oval and oblong mirrors
bevel plate glass frames OF baked
enamel finish glass measure.
l4x20 in, $3.50, regular price
1925,
1924 in, So, regular price sl2.
Enamel bath tub seats, with
adjustable rubber-covered hand
les, $I.lO regular price $l.26.
Nickel on brass
bathroom fixtures
Soap and glass holder. $3.50,
regularly SO.
Soap dishes to stand on basin,
Soc, regularly $l.l6.
Soap dishes to fasten on well,
$l.l5, regularly Sl.65.
The evening world., 1919-09-13

The black
apphqued with jet beads: the
dress appropriate for the
the graceful lines Of this frock
duvetyn OF another
Evening gowns
Of lace taeta
sihouettes. Bouant lines are much favored
The velvet and those quins tue
give the straighline silhouette.
The priccs-A6 to 3l95-are conservative.
Second floor, Old Building
The evening world., 1919-09-13
Hand made
flet sweaters

In those very gay colors
that are now so smart-and
in midnight blue and black,
too-are these handmade
sleeveless, slip-over sweaters
in filet designs of unusual
charm and variety.
In turquoise blue, white,
coral and American Beauty,
they are particularly effective.
Price--$S.76.
Sweater wraps
Long enveloping scarfs Of mo-
hair these are, made with knitted
belts attached; of mohair and
ever so soft and lovely
In gray. turquoise blue and
navy blue and coral. Al $l6.75
Second floor, Old Building
The evening world., 1919-09-13
BATHROOM FIXTURES
with good brass foundations
in the Housewares Sale
In the HOILselpares Sale

Every single item among the many bathroom fixtures in
the sale either nckeplaed white enameed on Sold
brdSs-no iron.
Brass holds the nickel plate or enameled finish iron yess
it-edts ii
Brass does not rustOn quickly and spols toueLs
Brass ests SOAP water ammonia or other chemical prep
arations: '0TN