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Evening star., 1921-09-08
B. F. KEITH'S-"Juliet and
Romeo"

Two star attractions will be found
in the B. F. Keith Theater bill next
week. "Chic" Sale, the rural comedian,
and Miss Josephine Victor and COM
pany in Juliet and Romeo"
others will be Max Teuber's preten-
tious production. 'Shadowland"; Will
liam Brack and his company OF &c
centric acrobats, Jed Dooley, the
cameo comic, in characteristic droll-
cry; the Miller Sisters in a musical
melange; Herbert's loop-the-loop and
leaping dogs, with more acts to be
announced later.
Sunday at and S:15 p.p. Horace
Goldin will conduct his last feats of
saving a woman in two.
Evening star., 1921-09-08
Avenue Grand.

Sunday and Monday. Charles Ray, in
"a Midnight Belr'; Tuesday and
Wednesday. Pola Negri, in >'''Gypsy
Blood" and Mack Sennett's cali a
Cop; Thursday, Constance Binney, in
Such a Little Queen; Friday, Bry-
ant Washburn. in "The Road to Lon
dom; Saturday. Wanda Hawley, in "a
Kiss in Time" and Harry Pollard, in
The Jailbird."
Evening star., 1921-09-08
TO WITNESS "OPERATION." "

In connection with the appearance
of Magician Goldin. Offering the illu-
sion Of saving a girl in half. at the
B. F. Keith Theater this week. it is
announced that physicians and sur
geons in the audience this evening
will be permitted to make sure that
the girl is actually in the box when
the saving takes place. 1t is adoeo
that three prizes, to be indicated later,
will be presented by Manager Rob
bins tomorrow evening to those VINO
submit what are considered the three
best guesses as to how the feat is per-
formed. The guesses must be type
written and Of not more than two
hundred words.
Evening star., 1921-09-08
POLI'S-"The -Four Horseman o1
the Apocalypse."

The last showing of 1banez's The
Four Horsemen," cinematized by Rex
Ingram. will be given September II.
This will be its only engagement In
Washington. It is the greatest
photoplay ever made.
Seats for all remaining perform
ances. which are given twice daily
are on sale at the box office of Polls
now. Popular-priced matinees are
given daily, except Saturday and Sun
day. when night prices prevail.
Washington is the first city to
exhibit "The Four Horsemen" at pre-
war prices.
Evening star., 1921-09-08
GAYETYASinger Show.

Next week, beginning Sunday after
noon, the Gayety Theater will present
the Jack Singer Show, featuring Harry
Lander and Willie Lander, tramp
comedians, in their original antics
and. new Jokes. The company includes
Tommy Bell, Sam Backen and Joe
Forte and Mollie Nelson, Alice Hahn,
Nav : Hamilton and Valeska, prima
donna. and q chorus Of beautiful girls.
each q singer and dancer of ability.
Evening star., 1921-09-08
Apollo.

Sunday and Monday, Pola Negri, in
Call Cop; Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Charles Ray. in "A Midnight
Bell"; Thursday, Katherine MacDon-
aid. in Trust Your Wife," and Harry
Pollard in THE Jailbird"; Friday,
Wanda Hawley, in "a Kiss in Time;
Saturday, Constance Binney, in such
Little Queen"
Evening star., 1921-09-08
PALACE-Passing Through. "

Douglas MacLean will be featured
at Loew's Palace Theater next week,
in Passing Through" Mr.. MacLean
is also planning to appear in person
during the showings of his new pro-
duction. Passing Through" is based
on a. story by Agnes Christine John
ston. and Mr. MacLean is supported
by Madge Bellamy, who was seen with
the Garrick Players last season
Evening star., 1921-09-08
Old Nest.

Beginning Sunday afternoon Gran
dalrs Metropolitan will offer Gold
wyn's super-production of Rupert
Hughes drama of home. ''The Old
Nest" 1t comes to Washington di-
rect from a long run on Broadway, at
81 prices.
The cast includes Mary Alden,
Dwight Crittenden, Helene Chadwick,
Cullen Landis. Louise Lovely, Nick
Cogley. Lefty Flynn, Molly Malone,
Little Johnny Jones and Buddy Mes
senger.
Evening star., 1921-09-08
Chesapeake Beach.

The season at Chesapeake Beach will
come to an end next Sunday night
Free dancing to music by clown or
chestra is a daily feature. Salt water
bathing, fishing and boating are other
attractions with amusements on the
long boardwalk.
Evening star., 1921-09-08
Tobacco.

LANCASTER, Pa, September
Especially Tobacco cutting is pro-
crossing in this county under fine
weather conditions The crop is go
ing into the sheds nearly perfect as
to color, growth and body. In Berks
and Lebanon counties the crop is not
so good.
HARTFORn. Conn. September s
(SpeciaD.-The tobacco crop of the
Connecticut valley has suffered from
frequent hailstorms this season, but
the damage has not been exceedingly
great and the crop will be fair one
Evening star., 1921-09-08
York,

Sunday. Wanda Hawley, in "a Kiss
in Time; Monday, The Lost Ro-
nance; Tuesday, Bert Lytell, in "The
Macdonald and Wesley Barry. in
stranger Than Fiction" and Harry
Pollard, in The JaHbird"; Thursday.
1.-THE Devil to Pay; Friday. Enid Ben
nett, in Keeping Up With Lizzie;
Saturday, Constance Binney, in Such
a Little Queen" and Charlie Chaplin,
in "a Days Pleasure"
Evening star., 1921-09-08
coLUMBIA-"Affairs of Anatol." !"

The management Of Loew's Co
lumbia states that next weeks pho
toplayt attraction may possibly be
Cecil b. De Miles greatest production.
"The Affairs Of Anatol," with a cast
including Wallace Reid, Gloria Swan
son, Elliott Dexter. Bebe Daniels,
Wanda Hawley, Agnes Ayres, Monte
Blue, Theodore Roberts, Raymond
Ratton and others.
Evening star., 1921-09-08
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Evening star., 1921-09-08
Savoy.

Sunday and Monday. Katherine Mac
Donald and Wesley Barry, in
Semon, in The Fall Guy; Tuesday
and Wednesday. Pola Negri, in Gypsy
Blood" and Mack Sennett's Cali a
Cop; Thursday, Dorothy Dalton, in
Behind Masks: Friday, Constance
Binney, in Such Little Queen" and
Harry Pollard. in THE Jailbird"; Sat
urday. Wanda Hawley, in "A Kiss in
Time"
Evening star., 1921-09-08
AmuSements
RIALTO-"Mother o. Mine. 4"

"a pantomimic rhapsody of the
greatest love in all the world-the
love of mother for her son." is
the way Thomas H. Ince describes his
production Mother O Nine" which
opens weeks engagement at Moore's
Rialto Theater. beginning Sunday
next. 1t was adapted from Charles
Belmont Davis story, The Octopus"
It's cast includes Lloyd Hughes. Betty
Blythe, Joseph Kilgour, Betty Ross
Clark. Claire Mcdowell and others.
Evening star., 1921-09-08
Great Falls Park.

Great Falls Park continues to bid
for the patronage of those to whom
the picturesque falls, the ruins of
Washington's engineering skill. the
boating, fishing, kodaking, and out
door amusements appeal; The car
ride through the Virginia hillside
country is q pleasant one.
Evening star., 1921-09-08
Notes of Commodities
in Various CenterS
Silk.

PATERSON, n. J., September s
(SpeciaD.-Business in silk has been
moderate this week, with demand not
narticularly active for broad silks.
Weaving operations here have been
somewhat curtailed in the last two
weeks.
Evening star., 1921-09-08
Republic.

Wednesday, sanaas; ' Mary Piekfosd. Hss1as ain in
Through the Back Door; Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, Hobart Bos-
worth, in a powerful drama, His own
Law"
Evening star., 1921-09-08
Clothing.

PHILADELPHIA, September S
Especially D.-Manufacture of women's
dresses and waists is being held up
by labor disputes, and makers of
cloaks and suits have found the de-
mand rather disappointing. Millinery
houses are doing a fairly good busi-
ness.
Evening star., 1921-09-08
.CAPITOI-"Hurly Burly.v,

Toe wilton's "Hurly Burly" will be
next weeks attraction at the Capitol
Theater with a new cast, new effects
costumes and many bright features
that are playing the American bur
iesoue circuit for the first time. The
Entertainment is entitled Timely
Prescription" and will be presented
by Joe wilton, Charles Goldie. Charles
Marshall, Jimmie Raymond, Irving
Karo, Doris Sennett, Arlone Johnson.
Helen Gould and the surprise chorus.
Evening star., 1921-09-08
Arcade Auditorium,

Announcement is made that Arcade
Auditorium, made spick and span by
an army Of artisans, will soon open
its dancing floor for the 1922 sea-
son. An unusually fine orchestra has
been engaged and rigid censorship
will be maintained.
Evening star., 1921-09-08
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION
Won UNSCHULD UNIVERSITY
or MUSIC. INCORPORATED.

, Nine. Marie Won Unschuid. President.
Giving a thorough musicianship to stu
dents within fOur-year course in all
branches. Piano Theory. Vocal. Stringed and
Wind Instruments. Incorporated in the Dis
trict Of Columbia with the power of award
ing degrees OF bachelor. master and doctor
Of music. Highly efficient Preparatory School
of the university professors. Apply 1920 +
ST.. 40 pm, and 1914 Col. road NV, ell
Evening star., 1921-09-08
nrv Goods

NEW ORLEANS. September s (Spe-
cial).-The demand for all staple lines
of dry goods has become very active
as a result of the advance in cotton
price. For the first time in a year
jobbers have found it necessary to
trim their orders.
Evening star., 1921-09-08
WOOlenS.

NEW YORK. September s Especially.
Mill agents expressed the belief to-
day that prices for woolens would fall
no lower and that a resumption OF
buying might be expected.
Evening star., 1921-09-08
MORE STEEL IS PRODUCED;
BETTER FINANCIAL SITUATION
Pig Iron Production Also Growing While
Price Goes Up-Gains by Other Com
modities at Cleveland.

tive figures business has been stimu-
lated. and point to the textiles and
the tire industry to support their con-
tention.
With recent cuts. an increase in
automobile output is expected. At
present the business of the Cleveland
motor companies continues about the
sa-"n The .Jordcn and Slea ms com
panies sold more cars in the second
quarter this year than in the eorre-
spending period of 1920. while the
August sales of the White company
were 10 per cent greater than July.
August is supposed to be the dullest
month in the year in the auto in
dustry.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
steel Price Cuts.

Wall Street paid comparatively little
attention yesterday to the announce
ment OF the Bethlehem Steel Corpora
tion CT lower prices for its products.
AS matter of fact the street has
known for the last ten days that some
such statement might be expected from
Bethlehem at almost any time and when
it did come, some surprise was ex-
pressed that the new prices were not
even lower The general impression has
prevailed for the last fortnight or longer
that the market price for steel was at
least as low and In ssme cases lower
than the schedule announced by Bethle-
hem. Some independents are said to
have been quoting prices below those
given for certain items in Bethlehem's
new schedule. No word has come from
the Urited States Steel Corporation as
to further price cuts there. At the
meeting Of its finance committee yes
terday prices were not UP for discus
sion. 1t cannot be learned definitely
whether the corporation will announce
new and lower schedule of prices to
meet the lower prices governing the
general market or whether price conces-
sions will be made without any formal
notice of a new scheudule.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
TOPICS OF WALL STREET.
DuIIest Day of the Year.

BY far the dullest day of this year in
point of business done on the New York
Stock Exchange was yesterday. Its
total transactions in stocks were
317,5S0 shares. The absence from
the floor Of a large number of trad
ers and the emptiness of the custom
ers' rooms of most commission houses
furnished The answer to the problem.
With the stock market In a state of
extreme dullness. traders on the floor
of the Exchange and in commission
houses felt no compunction about ex-
tending their holiday and remaining
away from the financial district. Many
times during the day the stock ticker
was at complete standstill for min
u.es at time. In many commission
houses those whose business II Is to
keep a close watch on the market and
interpret developments were found to
have gone vacationing. apparently ex-
pecting little doing marketwise for the
next fortnight.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Interest centred largely in Mexican
Petroleum during yesterdays trading in
the Consolidated Stock Exchange. That
stock was under constant pressure and
fell points to 901a, its low level OF re-
cent years, and ended but fractionally
above that quotation. That liquidation
adversely affected the balance of the
list, certain active steels. specialties and
rails netting losses of point to 8 points.
Royal Dutch New York and American
woolen were couspicuously strong. the
former advancing az at its maximum to
56& and the latter 21s to 70h.
Crucible Steel yielded rs to SAY.
United States Steel 1 to 73h. Bethle-
hem Steel B. 2ss to 44%. Republic
to 45id, Baldwin Locomotive III to
69H.' Pan American IA to 41%. SIN
clair to 1917. General Asphalt 1A to
AN. Corn Products Eek div. IND IN
to 6SN. American Sugar az to esq
Famous Players 3ss to SAN. United
Fruit IA to 1o4h and United Realty
III to 4S%.
Studebaker moved down IN to TAN,
Pierce Arrow to IS, General Motors to
10N, American Sumatra / to 521a,
Reading 1ss to s5%. Northern Pacific
III to 6sA, Southern Pacific IN to
7sA, Chesapeake and Ohio 11s to 53%.
Great Northern preferred to 65%.
Rock Island to 31h and St Paul to 2e.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
GUARANTY TRUST co. REPORTS.
Resources s728.ooe,3se and I'm
divided Profits s5,545.373.

The Guaranty Trust Company Of New
York In 80 pubiissed statement as Of
June 80. =. xs total resources of $780,
oOs.sss. capital OF s25.ooo,ooo, surplus
OF s25.000.oOo. undivided profits Of
s5.545.373. and deposits Of s534.46o.674.
It's undivided profits at the close of last
month amounting to $5.545.373, contrast
with ss.260.509 a year ago. S4.479.S77
two years ago and S1,S15.362 three years
ago. They are now equal to the three
year average.
The statement shows cash resources
of 46,009,561. The figure of undi-
vided profits of s5,545,s7s," the state
ment says. rs arrived at after charging
off determined losses and setting aside
reserves for future contingencies"
The statement calls attention to sub
stantial reductions In the company's re-
discounts with the Federal Reserve
Bank, now aggregating but $46.S11.355.
against sS5,4S9.945 on February 2S OF
this year, the date of the company's last
previous statement. and to the present
outstanding acceptances in New York
and foreign offices of S34.595,47S versus
$55.731,926 on February 2S.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, July 5.-There was an inn
provement to-day in oil shares on the
London Stock Exchange, owing to the
favorable impression created by the
Shell Transports annual report Of Its
earnings. Otherwise trading was fea-
tureless. To-day's quotations follow
Bar gold. 110s. Id; money, AZ per
cent. and discount rates, short bills, 5
per cent, three months bills. SIS per
cent.
PARIS, July 5.-Trading was dull on
the bourse to-day. To-day's quotations
follow: per cent. rentes. Sc francs.
30 centimes; exchange on London. 46
francs, b5 centlmes; per cent. loan. 50
francs. 20 centlmes. and the dollar. IL
francs. 45 confines.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
BUMPER CROPS IN CANADA.
Railway Omcer From North Says
They VIII BE Earlier. Too.

A. j. Mitchell, vice-president of the
Canadian National Railways. said at the
Hotel Biltmore yesterday that crops in
western Canada this year promise to rival
the bumper crops or five or six years
ago. Traffic calculations. he said. are
being based on a crop of 800. 900, 900
bushels of wheat and 10000 railroad
cars have been assembled to move the
crop. which will be harvested two weeks
earlier than usual A bountiful harvest
of coarser grains is also expected.
The cost of harvesting this years
crop will be considerably below that of
the Immediately preceding years and
from wheat alone the gross proceeds
should approximate s4o0.000.o00 in west
ern Canada Indications of turn In the
traffic tide have been noted for the last
two weeks. with a definite increase in
car loadings.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
Royal Dutch Strong.

One of the few exceptions to gen.
eral weakness in the oil list yesterday
was Royal Dutch. which. after opening
up more than 2 points above Friday
close. advanced a full point moro anu
cloed with net gain of three points.
The immediate cause of the spectacular
action of Dutch was the belief that the
Dutch Government would grant to the
company a complete monopoly of the rich
Djambi oil fields in Sumatra. a portion
of which Standard Oil has been trying
to obtain for considerable time. Am
sterdam dispatches announced the pas
sage by the first Dutch chamber by a
81 to vote of the bill awarding a
monopoly of the Djambi fields to Royal
Dutch.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
Government Withdrawals.

The Federal Reserve Bank OF New
York stated yesterday that $4,000, 900
Of United States deposits had been with
drawn from member banks during the
day. Those Withdrawals had no ef-
feet on call money rates which showed
an easier tone. In the New York Stock
Exchange the renewal rate was per
cent, with subsequent loans as low as
5h per cent. In the outside money
market the rate went down to per
cent. and the immediate trend is de-
c1ared TO be downward
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
May Revive Labor Committee.

The possibility .hat the Asso-
citation Of Railway Executives may
revive Its labor committee to deal
with the new turn which the
controversy over working agreements
has taken is being discussed in some
quarters. In pursuance of the policy of
getu 1g as far away as possible from
the settlement of labor questions on
the national scale. the association abol-
ished in March its labor committee
headed by w. w. Atterbury. vice-presi-
dent of the Pennsylvania. The sugges-
tion TO recall the committee, following
the continuation after July / OF more
vital rules Of the national agreements
owing to the failure OF negotiations on
new rules between individual roads and
their employees. Is known to be opposed
by many executives.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
Rail issues Await Developments.
Railroad stocks assumed a. waiting at

Railroad stocks assumed a waiting at
titude and showed little change from
Fridays close. The twelve per cent
wage reduction Is in effect and the men
remain at work. Their leaders in con-
ference in Chicago have chiefly to decide
how much shall be conceded In framing
new working rules before conclusions be
tried before the United States Railroad
Labor Board. Basic conditions show
steady II not spectacular movement in
favor of the carriers. The stock market
evidently needs some definite assurance
CT how far the Improvement Is to be
carried before a bullish atmosphere for
the rails can be created. The upturn
In tonnage may be supplied by the move
ment of the grain crops.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
Atlantic Gulf.

The Atlantic. Gulf and West Indies
Steamship Lines has paid Off about
$500. 600 OF the s2.50o 900 OF its bank
ioa-s due en- October I and II Is ex-
pected that the remainder will be taken
care Of at maturity. Originally the
bank loans amounted TO 100000 but
the company paid Off ss3oo,0oo con-
siderable time ago. The ~company's
stockholders in a recent meeting au-
thorized temporary financing by which
SO, ,eo0.0 900 additional Indebtedness was
extended for varying periods OF one year
10 ten years.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
Middle states OIL.

The Middle States OIL Company an
nounced yesterday that its subsidiary
operating companies had declareds the
following dividends: The Texas Chief
OIL Company. Ia per cent. monthly
payable on August 1 to stock of record
on July s; the Dominion Oil Company.
1 per cent. monthly. payable on August
to stock of record on July 10; the
Ranger Texas Oil Company. / per cent
monthly, payable on August 1 to stock
of record on July Is.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
Live stock Lnnnr.

SteS enson T. Ward. vice-president of
the National Bank OF Commerce and
one OF the two New York members of
the committee which Is working out the
details in connection with the ioaning Of
$4,000. 900 to aid the cattle people, left
yesterday for Chicago. where an i'm
portant meeting is scheduled to be held
to-day In that meeting decisions will
he made. Il Is said which will permit
the functioning Of the livestock fnanc-
ing within very short time
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
MOTOR BODY CO.'S EARNINGS.

From August II to December 81. 1920.
the American Motor Body Company re-
ported net profits. after interest and
Federal taxes, OF S2ss,457. Sales totalled
sS,523,s75. from which s7.952,010 was
deducted for cost Of sales. and $354.417
for expenses and rentals. Other income
Of s131,569 brought total income TO
s349,o17. Interest and Federal taxes
totalled S7s,560.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
EXPECT ACTION ON CUBA.

An early summons to Washington in
connection with Cuba's finances is ex-
pected by bankers who are doing busi-
ness between the United States and
Cuba, now that the report OF Gen. Enoch
Crowder as to Cubas condition Is In the
hands of Washington officials. The view
Is taken here that Washington must
initiate any steps taken to care for the
situation.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
Montgomery Ward Sales.

The June sales of Montgomery Ward
& Co. were s6.s06,143. against s9.S79.-
772 in June, 1920. For the first six
months of this year its sales amounted
TO s37,17o.391, in contrast to $50. .29S, ,492
in the corresponding 1920 period.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
Surplus Cars Decline.

Idle freight cars on June 20 totalied
377,S50, n decrease of 3.S96 from the
preceding weeks showing. Box cars
not In use numbered 140.627, or 3.30S
under the total of the preceding week.
AT 163.S93, surplus coal cars showed an
Increase of $500. The increase in Idle
coal cars was explained by an error
made In reports for the preceding week.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
rrpERAL SUGAR REFINING co.

July ., WI.
The regular quarter dividend OF one and
Three-quarters Per Cent. d94et) on the Com
mon Shares and ono and One-half Per Cent
f1kes) on the Preferred Shares of this COM
4any will be paid August ist, 1921. 20 Stock
Holders OF record ut the close OF business
July 2ist. 1921. Transfer books viii not
close. PIERRE j. SMITH, TREASURER.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
COMMONWEALTH BANK

New York, June %, 1921.
The Directors have this day declared a
kerni-annual Dividend Of FIVE 60 PER
lENT., free OF tax. out Of the earnings OF
Inc past six months, payable July sth next
30 the shareholders Of record at the close
III business June 2s, 1921.
GEO. +. A. OLT, Cashier.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
MIAMI COPPER COMPANY,
VI DfVhuNaJs @NtW AoA n
DIVIDFND NO 3g

DIVIDEND NO. 80.
July ., 1921.
The Board OF Directors of Miami Copper
Company have this day declared a dividend
bf soc. per share, for the quarter year end
ing June goth, 1921, on tho capital stock OF
she company. payable August 18th, 1921, 70
ttockholders of record at the close Of busi-
ness on August 1st 1921. Books will not
SAM A. LEwIsoHN. Treasurer
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
Passes semi-AnnuaI Dividend.

The Thomas Iron Company has passed
the semi-annual dividend of 3 per cent.
on its common stock. due at this time.
according to Philadelphia dispatches.
The company had paid 8 per cent. on it's
stock every six months for several years.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
Office OF
THE UNITED GAS IMPROVEMENT co.
N w. Corner Broad and Arch streets.

Philadelphia. June 5. 1921.
The Directors have this day declared 0
quarterly dividend OF one per cent (5Oc pei
share) on the Common Stock of this Com
rany. payable July 10, 1921. 20 holders Of
Common Stock Of record at the close Of busl.
ness June 3O 1921. Checks win be mailed
/. w. MORRIS, Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
FaJardo Cuts Dividend.

The Fajardo Sugar Company has de-
clared dividend of "a per cent. on it's
common stock, payable on August / to
stock of record on July 20, against a
previous quarterly disbursement of 2h
per cent